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Football Tiff
NORWALK-Newport
Harbor High 's Sailors lost
a 20-6 CIF football playoffs
-decision to St. Paul (Santa
Fe Springs) High before
9 ,000 fans a t Cerritos
College Friday night.
The Sailors rallied in tbe
third quarter, but could not
overcome a 14-0 halftime
deficit and conclude the
season with a ·9-3 recorq.
See Sports, Page B'1 for
story, pictures and com·
plete statistics.
tdentitY
·O;f Corpse
.Sought
Orance County Coroner's in·
vesuaaton are aeek.lna the ldeD· tlt.Y of a aand·conred male
' corpse found Friday afternoon by
a }luntln~ Beach surfer at
BolH Chica state Beach.
Craig Williams, 19, a Golden
'West eon,ge student. said he
ticked the lifeless foot of a fully clothed man at the base of a bluff
as the surfer wu heading toward
theocun.
"At first I thought be was
asleep," said Wllllama.
Williams and bis friend, Doona
Mu.aaoline, 20, al.so of Huntington
Beach, notified Huntington
Beach police ol the find shortly
after2p.m. ' Ora~ Count1 Sheriff's
depatles cordoned off the scene
Whel'e tbe corpae wu found. 1be
ltody was on lta back wltb its feet
pointiDg towards the oeean and
armaraisedaboveitabead.
Only the aead man •s tennis
sboea, left tblah and part ol bis
left abdomen were not covered
byaand.
The eorpse was clad in a brown
flannel shirt and blue jeans. The
body was situated between
several large rocks.
The corpse lay on a remote
stretch of beach about one-half
mile north of Golden W•t Street just off :hclftc Coast Hi1hway in
Buntiqton Beach. .
That lite wu the scene where
two,, )'OUn& alrls Wete found
knifed to death Aug. 25, 1978.
Investiiatcn were still at the
tcene at 5 p.m. No clues were re-
leased as to bow the victim died.
he rejected Diedrich'• plea to set
District Attorney Cecil Hieb'
staff to drop the investlaauoo.
So ta,r, the probe bas centered
around legal fees paid to attorney
Michael Remlnston by the
Robert IL Grant Corp. in 1973
when the company had a land use
issue pending before the county
Board of Supervisors.
Accordtn1 to Remington,
, $25,000 of the fee went to Diedrich
in the form of a loan that has not
Strangler
Suspect
Grilled
LOS ANGELES (AP) -In· vestigators trying to track down
· the person or persons who killed
up to 10 women are quesUoning a
24-year-old man, J>Qllce said li'ri·
day.
Officers said Bennett Merrett
was arrested and booked for ift.
vestlgation of robbery of a ,
woman whom investigators
found while probing the strangl·
ing of 20-year·old Yolanda
Washington, belie\'ed to have
been the Hillside Stnlngler •s firlt
victim.
Miss Washington'• body was
founcl dum~ by the atde of the
Ventura Freeway near Griffith
Park Oct.18.
In the case for wldch Merrett
was arrested. the unidentlftiid '
woman told police a-bid been raped and l'(>bbed Nov. l2. of.
flctal& uid.
Police would not say boW they
linked Merrett to that caH, but
they did say he drove a black and
gray Cadlllac and women•s
clothing was found la Uae car
when he wu arrested.
The Hillside Stran1ler-baa
been reported to drlve a black
and white or cra1 car,.and maay
of hls 1'1ctlms have been found nµd~. Their clothes Jlne never
beenfOUOd.
Police said they have dast.d
Merrett.'s car for ftaterpnnts bUt
have.notyetreeeiveclthe i'esults.
Asked whether the . atTelt ol
Merrett WH conalde~ 1l
breakthrouah In the case, IL Ed
Hendenon. bead 91 tile Billllde
Strangler T8" Forc:e, aald only,
••No comment."
Meantime, lnveaU1ators re-
ported that armchair deteettves
are ca111ng police by the bun·
dreds with tfps on how to catch
tbe killer.
Bus-tmek
Oash Injure•
. 10 StiUlenu
been repaid Ud ~.ooo ••• Pala
to • Dledrlcb friend "at Rl.lPli'• beheat."
Remington bas •lao aaid that
$!0,000 palcl him for unearned
le1al feea ln late 19'14i>y Anaheim
arcbltAtet LeROY Rose wu alfted
on to Diedrich after deduetiQO of taxes. ~
Clalrni.nt the .diat.rict attorney
ls ·prejudice a1alnst biin ...nd,
therefore, incapable of earryiq
out a fair 1Dvest11atton. Dledric& ;.;
Costa Mesa pPlice have lden·
titled a mam kilted ear{y Fridv
fdllo,winf a fiabt at a farm labor tllml)aa Adam AIUllar, ln
.his late aos. of Mexico.
Lt. George Lorton said several
name• had been turned up for the
victim, who wu 1bot ln the back.
but tbat.AIUllar appears to be the
real name. ma dty ol residence.
••• not known.
In jail facing charges of
murder and assault with a dead·
ly weapos1 is Francisco Zarate
Abundb, 23, also of Mexico,
Lorton aaJd.
throuati attorney S)rlvan AroDaOo
aou1bt to have the probe stopped or anotheflllnvesU,ative a(ency
u1i1ned to carry It out.
But Judge Murray said
Aron.on failed to prove that the
district attorney ii biaaed
a1a.iDJt bis cllen~
He die!. however, agree with
Aronson when the defense
·lawyer said a court reporter should be present and at work
durhic county Grand Jury •
... ' ~ . ~ Lagumin F avon Billy Beer
By STEVE MITCHELL ot•o.tlYPtlll ....
Billy Farrell'• brother lives 1n
AUaJrt.a, Ga., which is good news
for the Laguna Beach
stocktiroker.
"He's bringing two cues of
BWy beer oat •here later OD' this month," the am.Wng suds afi.
cionadosaid Friday.
Meuwhlle, BWy'• hacl'to set· ·tte for cme can ol the beer. pro-
d aced in Atlanta and endoned by
'.Preslctent.Carter's brotller, Ins~ ol ~uckl.ng up that can,
Billy Farrell deeided to let ~
friend use the label as a m~.·
· .ancl tbe elde qt h1s lMI CODvel'led .maUtrucSaaacanvu. ·
Arttat ¥ark Blue and Bill
. Mello recei"4 $lOO for tl>e job,
wblch wam't Aui.te finiabed by
• late Frid&Y attenaoon .
Smog·
Drive
·Stalls ..
Tbe South Cout Air Quality
l!anacement District Friday put
a proposed requirement for tbe
tutallation of polluUon-eleaninf
equipment at all power planta wltbill &be dlatrtct on a back
burner.
Directors delayed action to re·
duce the emi.aaion of 1ulfur diox-
ide from power plants unW com·
plet.ion ot a special *50,000 atudy
Jlarchl7.
BJ' AllTRVa L VINSEL °' .................. Nareotica aaenta ln the U.S.
and Peru an decldln1 today who
will prosecute 1 Huntlnaton
Harbour arcboolopt on ebar1es
ot attemDtina to amu,.le $750,000
worth a( cOc:iloe out Of. Peru COD·
cealecl ld cuta of anclll!t_JD4Wl
'al'tttacta.
The study, proposed by Dr.
Thomas Helnabelmer of Rollln1
Hilla, would be conducted by a
taak torce of dlatrlct 1taff mem-
bers and consultants from
federal and 1tat& environmental
aiencies.
Dr. JtllQllV{allateSmtth, ~a
reHarebe,L.. two un14entlfled HuntlDltoG oeacb. realdenta, and
a fourth "11~. Crii AnueUe P.ayoe, 2', ot Bel.n)OD.t Shore,
were an'elted Tuad~ at the
• UmaAlri*'t. They aN lm~ecl without
ball, pen&na relolµUon of ~
queat10o ahvblcla naUoe wW pro.
aecute.
It would 1atber Information on
the total sulfur pollution problem
in tbe Los Angel ea basin.
Heinsbeimer said at a meeting
of district directors -Friday in
Huntington Beach that new pollu·
tion control equipment to reduce
sulfur dioxide and other sulfate
emissions at oll-buming power
plants could cnate other types of
pollution.
The equipment would have
been.required by Jan. 1, 1983, un·
der a proposal before the district.
A Southern California Edison
Co. official said in a telephone in·
terview Friday that proposals to
install serobber devices to !'e·
duce sulfur dioxide emissions
would cost Edison $1 billion
alone. Howard Williams, an Edlaon
spokesman in Rosemead, said
that the new rules would impose
"'an awful" cost to customers
who he said would pay for tbe
modifications in the long run.
He said that the light bill for a
typical boulebold would be in·
creased $140 per year.
Williams said that the scrub-
ber devices would uae limestone
and water to extract the sulfur
from fumes.
Last summer, Edison reduced
the sullur content in its oH to .25
percent. The South Coast Air
Quality Manacement District is
proposing that emlaalons be re·
duced to the equivalent of .OS per-
cent.
Williams said that the present
level of sulfur ls below federal
1tandards and that the local di.s-
trict la going overboard with lt.s
demand.a.
He allo elalms th1t sulfur diox-
ide eml11ton1 do not pose a
hazard to health tn Southern
California.
2Getufe
In Attack of
Coll8t FanUly
SAN DIEGO CAP) -Two San
Diego men were sentenced to life
in state prison Friday by a
SUperior Court judge in connec·
Uon with the July 19'76 rape at· tact and robbery of a vacation-
ing Seal Beach fam.Uy.
A thSrd defendant WU liven an lndeflnlte term at tbe CalUornla
Youth Authority for robbery.
.Jaqe Qw-lel W. Froebllcb Jr.
ordered a 15-yean-to.tlf• term
for lllebul Murpb,J, 20, and._.
tellced Robert Q. Pera, JO, to
15-yean-to-ltte. The jGCJte or-
dered Vlcrtor Jeffrey Alo, 19, to
A?Te the Youth Autborlty term.
Murphy wu convicted No.. 9 en charp1 ol robberr, barClarY, !!f:p aexual pervenlon and
my ID a jury trial before
Wroeb.Uch. who termM the at-tack an °abomlnable crime."
Cbaraa apinat all three men
stemmed fr:om the Incident at
Vacaticm VWaee ID which the
fa.mil)t of four WU robbed and the
mother and J.5.year-old daupter
aexually utaulte~ while the
father and brother were belctface
down at sunDOlnt.
The f amlly baa fl led a $1
mllllon damage suit afalnlt the Jlotel and its aecuri'7 firm in COD•
nectioD wtth the attaek but no
Put ,E• llp, Santa
A Hare Krishna follower dressed in a Santa Claus outfit
gets the once-over from a policeman in Kansu City
Mo., after a Salvation Army bell ringer, Eliza Batarseh,
claimed be shoved hel' from a corner where she had
been collecting donations. The sham Santa, Robert s.
Edell, 32, was ~barged with assault.
Portable ClatssroOm
Contracts Settled4
Ne1otiaton for a Santa Fe
Springs firm and HunUn,ion
Beach's Ocean View School Dis·
trict, which withheld pymct
of $11,800 on two portable
classroom contract& totallnf
$C91,000 have settled.
The <>ranee County Counsel'•
Of.flee drew up the final apee-
ment Friday between Proftle
SUi.i~tunl bic., and the dlatrlct.
which lt edvtHd in the financial diapute dat1nl back mon than
a year.
School trustees and the Porta· ble classroom builders• attomeJ
Edward Firestone left the
bargaining table at 1 :30 a.m.
Thursday following a seven-
hour hearing and executive
session.
The district refused payment
of $8,250 of a $478,880 deal for
portable classrooms at eight
campuses and $3,850 of·~
for them at one eampul Olt
anoth~ coatract.
District offl9tata wltbbeld partial payment on each,
char1tna noncompllaDce, beeauae the smaller job ran ft
days over acbedbled eompletlan
date and the Jaraer one 65 ~
over.
They charaed '50 per day fc:r
the 67-4af ~eley and $150 per
day for the 55-day time over. run.
District Supt. Dale Coocan
said the board stuck to ltl g\IQS.
on the ~Y delay, but after.
.lengthy discussion, agreed to
knock 16 days off the 67 days'
pay withheld on the other.
Ch8J18e orders inltlated tn the
classrooms' conalruction were
blamed for part of that t.iple
overrun.
'HaPJJtl Clarist•as'
Message Display~d
On 60-F oot Banner
Thl1 weekend, the Lido
merchala will be wilb1Da Joell
people a "baPPJ ol4·fasldooed
Chriatmaa."
The meaaae wm be clellftnJd
OD a eo-foot lon& banner to be
stretched aoroH Vla Lldo
between the two banb that mart
the entrance to the ahoppiai area.
City councilmen Ila•• ap.
prC)Ved plane to b.IDC the alp for
the nut three "eeb u part ol
the ov•lll Cb.rlltmu decor•· tlou proposed by merchanta In
the area.
Their approval eame two montb.I after lt1ldmtl fiom UC
Imne weN umueceutul.Jn ,...
trt,,ai_ctate_hu_,_et_bea_ ... _-.... • Briggs ,....__H!I
OMNOS COMT I ee""" ...... ~ 3 ~
DAI LY PILOT Again for
Gay Measure
B~ Buch police LL
Bruce ~~ said tbe probe in·
votved IDaltlqtoG Beach detec·
tlvu, the U.S. Juatlce Depart·
ment '• Drue Enforcement Ad· ministration and San Dleco
police.
Aeent Joe Flanders,
spokesman for the DEA ln Loi
A.nielee, confirmed l'riday aft.er.
noon that the COGtraballd wu
foud tn various bollow mold
cU}I ol ancient Indian 1tatuea u.,!rtifacts. • The Peruvian government
wouldn't let him take the
artlfacta out ol the country, but
they 1ave him permllalon to
mike cuta of them," Acct Plan~ez.p)llned. In• • Dr. Smltb ls
emp b)' the Veabody Foun-
datlont . ~ •• ~111acbuaetta re-aearcb IDIQQJlO.
They alleae the f01111er Cal
state Lm Anlel• lmtruetor and 11:aduate ol tbe UnlventtJ o1
Cataar,-in C-.U and Im ecm·
panlonlhld4.S ..... of~
~ in .uraci· molda W6en
they were ll'i'eltecl.
The oqanlo ettma.1.ant drUI.
clerlvecl from tbt coca plant
natlve to tbe ~ AJfd• JlouD.. talm, ,,.. at ftrit nPorted to be
hlddeASmtdelW rocb. The A11odate4 tre11 this
week dlatributid a 1toey of
St:,rvices Set
Monday for
Edna M. Ebert
A tuDetai Hril~ ~iduJed
Monday tor 5l·Jear H11itlnston Beach l'Mident Mn. Edna 11117
Ebert. wbo died \Vednllday at a
local conVlll•celat botpttal. She
waa92yeanold.
Ritea for Kn. Ebert will be at
10 a.m. at Weetmlnster
Memorial Park, under d1reetion
of Pierce Brothers Smith
Mortuary, followed by Interment
there.
A one-time clalma ldjustor for
Fidelity Depoeit I.naurance Com·
pany, Mn. Ebertllvecl ln a beach
area mobile home put prior to
entering the holpltal some tlme
ago.
Survivors include a ~. Vlr glnt a Lauer, three
arandchlldren and three ireat-
airandcbildren. •
The familJ euuesta memclltal eontrtbudoaa In Mn. Ebert'• name be made to tbe Oraqe
CoUDt;J BlmAllodatloa.
• in
Smltll'• nmn1nc f-ud over a dla·
coveu th.at ancterat ~an may
bav•Uv.tln Sab Dleao'a MilUon v alle110.ooo to 100,0001eart •&o·
He al'td a former teacher at the
University of Calgary, Dr.
B.O.lt. Jteeves1 elaim they un·
eart.btd the eviaence at a dlaiDi •it• laat'IUIDmer.
Amateur archeolotfst Herbert
L. Mlnsball of San Dle10 this
'
.t\ssault, Kidllap Baps
Man HoltU Woman,·
.2 lnf ant,s H~stage
A woman and two tnfantl were
held hostage in an Anaheim apartmem tor about two hours
Friday afternoon before police
coaxed an armed robbery sua·
pect into aurrenderine.
Earlier. a aecood woman bad
escaped from the l\lll!DAD holed
up in the apartment an 2880 W.
Ball Road to alert police to the
daneer the woman and Infants
"ere caafr<JGUDI, But, police aa1d, that dmpr
ended abart1y after • p.m. when
Larry LeRoy Smith, 81, of 212
PalaJ1 St., A.nahelm, eunen·
dered before any 1bot1 were
fired.
Smlth WU charcecl with U'll\9d
robbery, asaault with .a cJeadb-
weapon and kidnap when booked
into jail.
Believed to be still at large ls a
woman who allesedly was allied
with SmJth durllll an apartment
robbery one block from the
apartment complex where the
1u1pect fted and 1el1ed hls
~noon robbery at 2740 W.
Ball Road. Smith and lilJ woman
accomplice allqedly bound the
apartment bouse manager
before taJQna off with u un·
1peclftecl amount of cub and
jewelery.
However, acCCll"dlnl to police.
the suspects "en cbued by wit· ...... Giil cllsappeared Into the
apartment complex a bloek
away.
both thedlltrlet ~ aDcttlrie attorneyceneral.
Judge Murray made lt c1'lr '
Friday that be dl4 not "ant to• set Judie Schwab'• ruUDi wblJe • tt 11 pencttns before a 1QJlat court. •
But Caplnt conmeecl tlle r
Judie that ctrewmtaneea nlmct •
to Jud,.. Schwab'• urller nllnC :-on proaecutGr cliff er ttom tbe D-
auea involved lD tbe in...uaatfal :
iltue. I l Alter 45 mlnutel Qmt .......
1111 the 1-al brlefl five ldm • the competlna attornep, ladle
Jlurray Aid be found 'DO tul>-
1tance lDtbe prejadlee al~ .. and retused to bait tM nail ~
JW'J' lnftlltisatioa .... 4;Udlll out bytbedlatdctat&orDq~ :
Ballot?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Con·
tendlD• Jeclal•'°'1' throw money away Uko eoof ettl, the beads <A
two t&QVer ~ llDllOUllcecl
Friday thoJ eolleoted euoqb
sipaturee to a.eure a ballot 10·
ltlatlve llmltmc the propert)' tax
to one perceot. PeUtlona carrYiiai nearly t.2
mUUon alpatures were fll~
separately with tbe reliJtrars Of
voters ln all 58 counUes. The
me4aure needs •99,1'8
ai1utures of registered voters to
aet on the June ballot.
Secretary of state March Fonf ·
Eu bu until Jan. U to certify the
petlUom.
'l CAN NO LONGER RETURN TO THE SIMPLE UF.E'
But UCl'a Barrutla StJll Can Leam From: "'-Homeland
"It i• the first time in memory
that petitions will have been fllecl
in every ooe ot the state'i $8
couoUes,t• Howard Janil, '15,
state cbalrman of United
Organizations of Taxpayer&, told
Nee6 llel.P
~nighted UCI Prof
therishes Memoi-ies
I
I By PIUUPROSMAKIN
' • OI .. o.11\1 PllM ltlttf 'A UC Irvine professor who was
ltnighted by the Spanish govern·
daent and dV>ed in Madrid with
Franco's granddaughter says
he's embarrassed about the
honor and the dinner-and he's
-not being bumble.
"That's not too sharp for me,"
Dr. Richard Barrutla said,
••because I'm a Basque."
All of his ?_yreneea north coWl:
,try relatives are Basques, too -
separatists who have never been
friendly to the Franco govern·
ment.
Barrutia, chairman of the UC!
Department of Spanish and
Portuguese, visited his relatives
in their homeland for the first
time last summer, and be bid his
medal in bis suitcase.
"They wouldn't be very im-
pressed,•' Barrutia said.
The medal is the ''Caballero de ta Orden del Merito Civil":
Knight or the Order of Civil
Merit. It was given him by Juan
Carlos J, king of Spain and Fran-
co's heir. Jt is accorded those
who have made an outstanding
...contribution to Hl.spanic~ture.
Barrutia is president of the
17,000-member American As-
sociation of Teachers of Spanish
and Portuguese. . .
He organized a meeting 10
Madrid of the groyp with the
European Association of Spanish
Professors. The conaress, which
attracted 1,500 scholars, was con-
sidered a coup -for Barrutia,
for the professors and for Spain.
The last such meeting was held
before 1931, before the Spanish
Civit War and Franco's die·
tatorsbip.
Like the Basque people, Bar·
rutia said, .. The professorial
mind has no truck with die·
tators." He said the convention, to the
Spanish government, was a pro-
paganda victory to show that, tm-
der Carlos, Spain no longer is a
dictatorship.
0 1 guess I was picked as one o(
the fi£Ureheads" for the honor,
Barrutia said. "I was represen~
inl a group. It could have been
you oT anybody else, u president
of the group. It was a show of
gratitude."
But the pomp and ceremony
isn •t what Barrutia cherishes
about bis Spanish sojourn~ It's
the relatives to whom he couldn't
show his medal, and the
memories they recalled of his
growineup.
0 Don't write about me," Bar.
rutia 1&ld ... Write about them."
"These Bastue country people
are atlll tilling the aoll," he aald.
They are a tlercety proud and
slmple. pe0ple who live by their
owo unwritten Jaws, autonomous
to the Spain that surrounds their
villages.
Belng amona them, he recalled
htl uenrtneinl in Utah, where he
was 52 years a10 1n a mm. ma camp above Salt t..ke City. Hit father worked u a miner
for a ~ar ,a .d~y, and 1Aler
owned a bar in Salt Lake City's
skid row, a tough buahiess in
Mormon country where Bar·
rutia, working for bis dad, suf·
fered his first broken nose throw·
ing out a drunk.
(The short, feisty·lookina man
was to break it once metre, box-
ing in the Navy as a
featherweight.)
The greatest influence on the
y oung Barrutia was his Wlcle
Frank, a nomadic sheepherder
who followed bis animals
through Utah and Idaho.
"He'd come lnto ,Salt Lake City
every six months or so, where he
did his banking.
"He always made an "X'' on
his checks.
''The bankers would treat him
with deference because of it -
hold bis band as be wrote, talk
loudly as though to a child, in a
humiliating manner, as if he
were deaf, spastic and stupid.
"But he was an intelligent
philosophical man. He learned
how, by himself, to carve out a
happy existence oat of meqer
circumstances.
"He loved the mountains, the
changing of the seasons, the flllmals. He came to town to aet
rid of the money -it was a com·
plication.''
Barrutia was embarra~esd by
the treatment the banken .. ve
his beloved uncle, and resolved
to make them respect him. "I taught him to write. l waa 9 years
old. It was my first experience u
a teacher."
•'He went back to the moon·
tains, this peace·loving °'an who
spent his life in tbe mountains of
his country~ He stayed some alx
months, and when be came back
I was happy. My uncle Fr~
would show the banken.
"They did it again. They apoke
loudly to him, held his band, and
guided it. ,
"Just as be was supposed to
write bis name, as I knew be
could, he made an •x• on it. I was
astonished.
" 'Dld you forget lt?11
• I asked
him after. .. 'No.•
.. 'Thenwhy?'
.. 'Will they not pay me U I sign
it this way?' " •yes, they'll pay.• • · ·or may they pay me more or
less?' .. 'Tbesame-'
.. 'Which way is easter? Your
wayormine?'
a news conference. -
Jarvis and Paul Gann,
chairman of People'• Advocates,
said the number of slpatures ob-
tained is the largest ever tabulai. ea for an initiative petition in
California. 'Ibey noted that only
$30 000 was spent on the lnitiatlve
campaign, with volunteers ~oulhc>Ut the state taking the
petitions to the public. _
"The main thrust ot this in·
itiaUve ls to cut down the amount
of money the government 'ets, ..
Jarvis said. "They're floatinl ill
money."
The measure would limit pro-
perty tax to one percent of
market value and require a two-
thirds vote of the legislature to
raise other taxes. Assessors
would only be allowed to increase
home values by two percent a
year.
Jarvis cootends the measm-e
would cut the average property
tax bill by two-thirds, which be
said could be made up by taxinl
property owned by tu-exempt
organizations. He noted that
churches and health facilities
should probably remain exempt-
ed, but a business like Christian
Brothers Brandy should not.
Critics of the property tax cell·
ing say it would leave local gov•
emments with insufficient fWlds. ·
Los Angeles County l~ the
other counties with a total of
676,000 signatures, followed by
Oranae County, 170,921; San
Diego, 53,698; Ventura 32,000;
Alameda. 27,000; San Mateo.
22,000 and Riverside, 21,000.
Mesa Slide
Victim Wulf
Rites Monday
A memorial service will be.
held Mon<fay for Augustus
Herman Wulf, :rr, of Costa Mesa.
who was found dead Thursday at
the bottom of a rockslide after he
was reported missing in the San
Gabriel Mountains.
Services will begin at 11 a .m. ln
St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church in Newport Beach.
Private interment arranged
through Baltz.Bergeron Funeral
Home will be held at Valhalla
Memorial Park in North
Hollywood. A Los Angeles County Sheriff's .
helicopter spotted Mr. Wulf's
body aft.er a four·day intensive
search of the area by rescue
teams. Mr. Wulf was overdue
from a hiking trip when he was ·
reported ml.ssing.
He was employed by Atlantic
Ricbfleld Comp8Jly in Los
Angeles.
Mr. Wulf is survived by his
wife Donna and daughter Julie,
both of Colta Mesa, and bis
mother, Irene :Morgenstern. of
New York. ·
The famlly bu suggested
memorial donations be made to
lnterfaltb.
This unnamed pa'.rt
labrador, a year-old female,
has reason to look ap·
prehensive. She•s a tenant
of the 4°iewport Beach
Animal Shelter an4 she"" not long for thiS world un•
less someone gives her a
home.
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Among Conege'a y~ 'Studenta:' Ch111 Talbert, 4, •ncl !'ICtl•el Hyp, 4~ •
Suit Assails
Sucreu
WASHINGTON (AP) -
The Federal Trade Com·
mission announced Friday
that it filed a civil suit
against Merck & Co., alle1·
ing 1 the firm has ml•·
represented the relle'f af·
forded by its Sucrets throat
lozenges.
The complaint, filed in
U.S. Di.strict Court here,
charges that Merck Vlofat. ·
ed a 1966 FTC order pro-
hibitine cJaJms reearcilng
the effectlvenesa of Sucrets
to kill 1erms that con-
te to sore throatl or
o rwlle treat sore-throat 1 •
Uons.
he order also prohibit·
ed' '1alms that ~µcreta will. provttte"'iiiore lbin tem:·
pcmuM alieJ. ''"
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Boaslnj J-lea I
Laguna LOses Btil . .
For. Cluirch Land;
The Park-Mermaid committee, appointed by the City Council to
look $to• low·lncome hou.sln1 proaram on cburcb.jJl'Opert_y in La1qna Beach, ls dead. , ~ommittee chairman Leslie Bell told council memben this wffk
the St. ~ary's Ep11copal Church property proposed for the proj~t ii
DQtav~le. , • . ' THf; VESTBY pt the churcli 882 SUGGESTED the council•
told the committee the property look Into several propoaed
wil,l n~ be offettd for UI• af • altei:uaUve 1lte1 for low-eoet
se11t'O'r-dtti•n '• loW"-•"d bouamg including sites propoeed ~~ hotll!q "' by planoinl It.a.ff memben. ~t. ~ com, 1 pro. Tboae slta include use ot tbe
She suggested the council pay Boys Club facWUes on LalUD&
off nearly $2,500 owed to project Cany?n Boad; ~e lrvtne Bowl ... ambi*ec:fa. ,,. MCCQ!?' .. ...., Park, comtruction of bouainC
and finaDclal consultants u a re-atop tiers in municipal parldnf -"'9!tftof~ll'Mei1&.taleffen,-~la;"'~~lble re~ovation ot
Councilmen expreaaed their ex i.u•I ,._.s, mot~1:1 or apart.-
disappointment that the project mAntalntown.
fell through, wUh Jack McDowell
saying the church site, "was
destined not to succeed." Eqµestrians .. ..__ -----__..._ ... _ -~ __..._...... ~ ecmo _ __. ..-
Mace Victim
Holds Suspect. 0 Compete "J Tllln WE lbould clean up
the bills and thank everyone for
their efforts," tbe councilman
said. The Back Bay horse show, "Webaveusedourtlmepoorly
aturinl compe1.i.Uon··.and;:tr-bJ"a-'dfr.ction that )IVU destined
uestrian gamea for local "Qll"le not to succeed, 0 McDowell COD·
ners, will be held Sunday from tlnued. •
a.m . to4 p.m. at Little Hltoka'a Tl>• PAJect.,u envialoned by
an ch, Santa Ana Helahta, the c:o~ttee. wQUld bav• meant
The ahow is free and publlc. A conatruqtoa of low-cost boustna
uck waaon luneb wm be unltaatopaateepbluffadjacentto
.
Until Arrest
SAN YSIDRO (AP> -An
elderly apartment ma»••er,
despite beina bllnded by
chemical mace, wratle4 bis
fem•le attacker to the noor and
held her unUl p0llce arrived. of-
While their parentl 10 off to
leam science, math, Enalltb.
bu1lne11 and the Uke, 1ome
chllctren ot Stddleback CoUeP,
atud ntacometotbellldloDVl•
Jo campus f« c1Ua them.elves .
.\bout is you~a1ter1 ate atOUed la the couere•1 CbUd
C•re Center. whlcli C>Hned about a montJi .,o attet mote than two 1ean Of ccntroveny and plan· •••
. STUDINTS BEGAN artulftl the need fat ttie tactUty in ms.
Tnmees, ~er. 1~)Jt over tN
c:oat and -_pbllo101>hlcal dlf,
f erenca 'lbeY. ftDUIY approved
the plan, wblcb ealled tOr renova·
Uon of an~ bWJdln1, lut fear. •
'tNot ~ c1c> I see tb1i proJram · as a•~ to parenta but allots
a IPOdel for .QUality cblld care,"
Hid Unda Helm, the center'•
1upervi91or. •'We just don't loot
at thll aa babyslttln1. ••
Sbe added, ''When I tbin.k of babpltilq, I tb1nk of a roomtul
Of chlldten jult milllDI around
and tbat'lnot1fbattbls la.,. · .
REa YOUNG STUDENTS. who rm:t.i• In are from 2~ to s, were quietly wor~ on projects
wlt!l tbe two oth* c.,.Sentfaled
teacben and one .Sde In different
part.oftbelarae,llpteenter.
Some patnted autumn leaves
while otb.en 1trun1 macaroni
and two boya busily stirred some
'1'fen glop tbJt would eventually be~me clay. One cblld played
with wooden bulldlnl blocu
alone In the corner.
Later, they went outstde and
llammered nalll into atyrofoam
"blocks, du1 in the sand and·
cllm bed ewer Jar1e pti>es. '
Mas. HELM EXPLAINED
that 1be warm her 70Ultl cbarees
to have fun In everythlna they do
at the center. Play, 1be ex·
plained, ls tbe cblld'• work.
"The child leal'DI tbroulh lt." she 1aJd. "Children are alwa)'S
leaming whether we tJhnk so or
not."
rved. A $1 entry re. tj reqatred the cb~b betW'ffll Park Avenue
r contestants in the com.,.il· andM~~. ficers aaid Friday. -
Police a.id 18-year-old Jane
Arfl•I• ot Imperial Beach WU
booked for lnvfJltllaUon of rob-
bery, aaaault with a caustic
che~lcal, buralary and illt1al
poaaesaion of tear gas after the
Thursday incldenL
ona and games. A.ii proceeds 10 TBi aEllNANTs ot tbe com-
tbe 4--H. · mlttee will meet wttb city of· For further lnfottnat1t>n call ficials nm Friday to cliacuss tbe
andace Pappas at. SA-Oslo or poasibilltr of formlne a non·
• 1039. profit corporatioll to conatnact
the bousin.1.J>roject.
r Clty olflcials told councilmen ope Hosts ·Oaean tbete nmatns tpl)rol.lmately
LOS ANGELES •CAP) -Bob
ope will be sole roa-ier or
remonles at the 50th annual
scar awards presentat.lon ot the
cademy of MoUon Picture~
d Sciences, the alioW' ... _,pro-
c,er said Friday. It ' wtn be
ope 's ninth time u ' one-man t for the awards.
. $324,000-in unexpended fedenJ
funda fOI.' the prQtect. Councllmen
said they waiited to be •ure thole
funds are not spent. on other
projects. ,
Counolhroman Phyllis
Sweenty said, "W• should reaf-
firm our oomnittn,sent for low COit hou.Jnc now thet Park-Mermaid
has tadec!nay'Cddlect" •
. TBB WOMAN alleeedly con-
fronted the 51-year-olcl co-
mana1er of an apartment com-
ptex ,and bis wile, who is 60, after
they flnlahed collecting rents
from tenants. ··
The tear gu wu 1prayed tt
clot• range into the ~ace of the
wqm-.n co-manaier lllld then Into
her fausband'a face wben be ran.
to her aid, Police said .
Younp~en are required to
atay at the cent.el' tor more Ulan
the hour or so t.bat their parents
may be in cla.ls. Tbla1 expltined
Mn, Helm, ls the On.tY way ahe
can live them a quallt.y pro-
aram:
· "I llA VE 'J'o TIDN1' of what's
bappeftiDI to the eblld," abe eald.
•'Tbey'rebatJustobJects that we
trot~ here and there."
She wd She also ls tryinf to
develop trust amon1 the
chlldreo.
"Cblldn::n need tbe aecurlt.Y ot
a routine, aomethln& they can
count on," she said.
Tbe center IS open lor ChD4rtn
of the colleae'a 1tadent1 tr....
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Moac!Qs
through Frldaya, Parents pay 80
centl anbourfortbepl'OIJ"am.: ·
11as. HELM 8AJD •hi ea
take ''many more•• than the ~
enrolled at the center. SIM~
pecta the center 1'ill tro•
gradually aa word apreada amonc ltUdentl. The center, located In BnfMlnC J, bu pJenned an open blMlle
from t:30 to 11:80 a.m. lloadcr.
Re,atratlon of cblldrela for the
•Prinl aemater at the eolleCe ·
wlll belln Tuesday. · · .
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P.IASISTENT -Todd BOOatrom, 7, figures
the effort that goes
into his coin coij~c·
tloJi is worth it. He's
already planning to
pass it on to his
grandchildren and
theirs.
MRS. DABRAGRWAS UNJ>Ell a cloud ln the
Society of Friends for bet' memberablp ln the
"Fighting Quakers," a aroup which rejected the
sect's st.rtct requirement ol pacifism. In fact, her
son Charles ·was an officer in the tevolutionary
army and was rebu.ked for th.is later.
The adjutant general informed tho litUe woman
Effort Pays OU
Dana Lad, 7, Collect,s Coins
By ANNE COOPER
Ol IM Dally f'hel l\Atf
Science fiction is Todd Boostrom 's
f•vorlte reading matter now that he's
1 and a second grader, but last year he
learned to read to be a better coin col·
lector.
"See this 1842 dime?" he said,
polnting to his coin collection, on dis-
play at the Dana Niguel Library in
Laguna Niguel. "I bou1ht that for 10
cents, but it's worth $22. I know that
because I can read a coin catalog. If 1
couldn 'l read, 1 would probably th.ink
it was j~l another old dime."
TODD'S GRANDFATHER save the·
Dana Point boy his first coin when be
was 5. Since then Todd has become a
habltue of swap meets, where bis
trained eye searches opt bargalna in
American ans! forelcn ~Ins.
Recently he accompanied bili
parents and his "'8-year-old brother,
Scott, to England, where he enriched
his collect.ion with old and freshly
minted EneUsh coins.
"My ,brother used to like coins too,
Population Study
LAKE TAHOE CAP) -A study
says the Lake Tahoe Basin could sup·
port a rise ln population of 72,000 if it's
carefully spread over 25 years. But it
wama growth could destroy the re-
gion 'a air quality.
but now he Ukes 'Mad Maaazine' bet·
ter,'' said Todd. "I guess we went to
every fleamarket in London, looking
for comics and coins."
THE BOYS SUPPOaT their collec·
lions entirely on earnings from
household chores.
"It's worth it," Todd said ol his
chores. "I'll never sell roy collect.Ion.
I 'll pass it on to my erandchlldren,
who will pass lt on to their
grandchildren, and so on."
Among the coins ln bis collecUon of
which Todd is most proud are a coln
dating from 200 A.O. and another coln
so old it is unidentifiable.
THE YOUNG Jl.B. Dana Elemen·
tary Sebool student attributes bis auc·
cess at collec:tiJlg coins to persistence.
''Once I start· somethlna, I oever
give it up," be said. "If I get interest·
ed in a new hobby, I just add lt to what
I am already doing."
His collections to date include
stamps, models and carvings of
German ships.
COLLECTING COINS was a soJltary occupaUon when Todd start·
ed out, he aald. }Jut ht. enthuslum ~
spired another member of the I amily
to take up the bobl?f. ·
"Yes, Dad's a ~eet,c>r now too, ..
Hid Todd. "I ~lbt him. tpto the
business."
Chancellor ·Takes
Reporter's Beat
NEW YORJC <AP) -: John Chancellor saya he's
1teppin1 aalcle aa co-anchorman ol the ''NBC Nlaht·
ly News" to become a commentator •n4ro•inl re·
porter. Tbe announcement, 111ade at a siaft meettq,
ended weeb of rumor that ~ execuUvea wanted to move Chancellor in an effort to boost th&
.nwork out ot its pueanial aacood plac. lll the rat ..
fnea, beb1Dd Walter Cronklte.CJl!l OBS.
MASTER OF SCIENCE UC SPEaAL EDUCATION (ADVANCED
SPECIALEDUCATIONSPECWJST~~
11me: Jdooday.December s.1977, 7:00-8:00p.m.
Location: Popperdine Univontty Paycholo&Y Center, 4019 WeNrly
Place, Suite 10S, Newport Beach
(714) 833-8221
For information on other programs call or writc-
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School of Education
80S5 S. Vmnont. A~ .. Los Angeles 90GH
(213) 971-7885 .
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WASIUNGTON <AP)-NeU'ly a quarter of the membtn ot
Conereaa are ~l1lUn1 11lch ,
diverse placu u 'the South Pole
and an African vtlla1e ln that
traditional year·end exercise
known as. ract-flndina.
More than 100 members of the
House and 2S senators either
have bit the road or plan to do so
before ~ reaumes enact·
lng laws ln earnest Jan. 29, when
the second half of the 95th Session
begins.
Meanwhile, scores of law·
makers remain behind to work
out compromises on unresolved
issues such as the Carter ad·
ministration'• energy prOIJ'&m
and federal fundine of abortioos
for poor women.
Life and work on Capitol Hill
can belonelytbesedaya.
SOME MEMllE88 of tbe
various conference committees are maklog no attempt to COD·
ceal the feelinl thn''re beln&
kept after school.
. The chief aide to one Howie
member locked into a dull con·
ference committee debate on
sewage grants remarked: "He's
not having any run and he's mak·
ing our lives miserable."
Tbe oversea• trips, during
which members of Con1ress inay
combine business with pleasure,
are for the most part paid for by
the taxpayers. These federally
financed sojourns to the more ex·
otic places on the globe are
aboveboard, however, since their
appropriations were authorized
by elected r~ntatives of the
people.
But when lawmakers take
their spouses and children with
thetn on the congressionally
authorbed trips, they must pay
tbe additional expenau·
themselves.
llEllBE&S PAY for a fact·
ftDdlo1 trip abroad when no con·
1?e11lonal committee or ••ency
of aovemment, such aa the State
Department, sponsors the vialt.
In moet cues, the lawmaker in·
volved feela a trip is import.nt to
serve bll district or ald his work
inCoapea. Rep. Richard Kelly, R·FI• ..
plannin1 to leave this week with
a group or citrus growers to look
at agricultural products in Cuba,
may be picking up bis own tab.
A spokesman for Kelly said the
congressman ls re.ady to pay bis
expenns if tbe Agricultural
Committee, of which he is a
member, doesn't furnllh the
money. Boweverr . work·related
oveneu trips wmch members
pay for tbemsel vea are viewed as
more of an exception than the
rule. Sometimes these junkela can
get in the way of apparently
more preasinC bualne11 in
Waablngton.
FOR EXAMPLE, a 1lobe·
trotting congressman is delaying
final action on major le1lslaUon
aimed at shoring up the finan·
clally depleted Social Security
system.
Rep. William M. Ketchem, R·
Calif., wanted to go on a trip dur·
ing the Thankseiving recess. He
also wanted to be on the Social
Security conference committee,
so be blocked unanimous consent
that conferees be named during
the recess. He then took off with
the House Armed Services Com·
mittee -or which he is not a
mem her.-to look at the military
situation iD the Middle East and
Africa.
A committee spokesman said
PlumbeP
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House members not on the com·
mittee are allowed to go "on a
space-available basis."
Panama ls one of the most
tr•veled·to places for senators,
who are tryinl to decide bow to
vote on ratification of the
Panama Canal treaty. Tbe Mid·
Foes Short-circuited
By '1110MAS.D. ElJAS
There was political irony in a
little-publlciied but potentially
very important ruling Made last
month by the state Public ,
utilities Commlsstpn.
The declalol\ dictated that
California utilities must ief PUC
approval before they can build
power plants outaide the atate.
• 1 IT MEANS that all Cilltornla's
tou1h environment.al laws wUl for
practical purposea be exported to
states like Utah. Nevada, Atbona
and New Mexico, where this
state's electric companies have
turned increaaiqly aloe• 1970.
The power compantes have 1one
out.aide becaUSfl C~orn.la '1 lawa
made it IO touab lo build 1n home
tenilory.
Tho commission how leaves
Jtf elf open to erlttciam t.bat
Callfomla wants to •XPort t.he '
weak business climate that. many
labor and buslneaa loden claim
comes from thil s'tte'a 1overn·
ment red tape.
SOUfHERN
CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
Very few of the large power
projects plahned in other parts of
the Southwest could proceed
without financial backing from
the California ulilllies.. Doubta
over their participation, for ex·
ample, were a major factor In
killing the coal·powered
Kaiparowits power plant once
planned for southern Utah.
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IF O'ftlE8 Planned projects In·
volvinl cau.foi:nla firms were
also to die, much of the 1rowth ex·
peeled 1n um Jtate and the rest ot
the Southweat would be curtailed.
by the construction Industry u
the villian in the business cUmate
controversy.
Younger's opinion preceded by
about a month the declalon to klll
Kalparowit,& and the Umlng of
the project's death may have
been no coincidenee. '
•
dle !:ut and CUba are key stop-
off pointa for Houle memben.
llEllBE88 OF Con1re11
make the trip in clusters, in pain
or-at individuals. And some trips
turn out better than others.
Sen. WUllam Scott, R~Va., for
example. bu been taklDC ln
Paldatan. Ati.baa•staa, aDd Jilclla
to 1tud.Y "military aDd pollUcil
aff atra. • • Scott, tz1 baa an·
nounced be won't •ee.a ~ teeond t.erui. The U.S. emuay l1IV':
vlded Scott wttb a eba\lffeU.Ncl
car to ... the TaJ llahal.
Rep. Joeepb P. Addabbo, D·
N. Y. Wll dlJappolDted with the
weatber durl~ bla trip to
Bermudl to lmpeet new cuatom1
faoUlUe1 ~t the, alrport. '1lt rained,~·: the COOlrtfaman aald,
adding ihit the 1un came out oOl)'
ubeleft.
Here ani some of tbe fact·
flndlDI trlpa autborbed by
Con1reas:
-PIFTBBN eovsa mem· ben beaded by Rep. Jim Wrilht.
D·THU, are OD a 12-day tour of
the Middle Eut, Spain and
Portugal t~ talk with f orelsn
leaden. -Tbe •6-member
Con1resaional Black Caucus is
achedullnl a 1tx-day trip to Cuba,
Haiti and Jamaica lo mid·
December. Amon& other thlnp,
they wut lo explore with Cuban
leaders that nation •s involve·
mentlnSoutbAfrtca.
potllbl)'BrasiltbliDIODtb, 1
-A pwp ol 15 from a Houae 'l A.pproprl.atJou aubcommlttee la p,_attna1oraDeeembtr~p~1
JllOICOW to ~~~MW U.~ em.
but)', to GetnlllllJ' Uid fianc. to i
atudy nucJ.ear breeder reactor ~ l p~IJ'•IDI. and~ Nonb Ahtca to. 1 i
lDlpect vutoua proJtcta. l
-Me1nbtH of a House II MercbaM llarme Md Flaberiee
1ubcomni1ttee Plan beari.DP ln 1 i
mid-December in tbe· Vlr1ln ,
J1landi on. boW to pnvent Cl'1 f
poUuUoa of Canbbean waten.
-B~ Qw'leil ROH, D·N.C., I
and lUcbairiS Nolan. D·MinD., of
the Home Aaric\llture Commit·
1
tee, are lo attend lntematlonal
trade 1'Jb in Switaerland for .
three days tlala month. ·
-Rep. Stephen J. Solan, D-I
N.Y .. a member of an lnteraa·
tlonal relaUom panel, ii on a two-
week trip to Yu&ollavia,
Bel1lum, Romania, Italy and
Hun1ary. An aide said Solan is
studylna the Yu1oslavlan re1ime
and ls talklna to leaders of
nel•bborina naUons. I
-TBREE MEMBERS of the : I
House Government Operations l
Committee had a one-week trip 1
lo London and Parla to study U.S. i !
embassy e>pe!.8t10Ps 61Dd NATO : •
mllltary readiness. 'l'be1 took a 1 I aide trip to Germany to inspect , 1
top NATOcommuntcatlona. ) j
-Sen. James A. McClure, R· ...
-TbeSo\dh Pole la tbe deltlna·
tlon of Reps. Tom
Harkin. D·Io~•· an4 John
Breaux, D-La., bOth members of
the Bouse Science and
Tecbnolo&Y Committee. They
will be ttudying federally funded
research projects for two weeks.
-Reps. Don Bonker, D-Wash.,
and Paul E. TJoncu, D·Mus.,
plan a State Department·
sponsored trip to A{rica, Sudan,
Etblopia and Somalia. Taooau
wUl viait an African vllla1e ·
where be served as a Peace
Corpsman.
Idaho, plJDS a trip to Japan. He
alJo plans, with the rest of tbe
Idaho congresalonal delegation,
a jourqry to Llbya to d1lcuss
a1rlcullhral sales. -Sens. Cranston, Charles
McC. Matb.lu, Jr., R·Md. and
James Aboureik, D-S.D .• are
destined for China in January.
-Sen. Birch Ba)'b. D-lnd., lJ
-THE BOt1SE BankinC Com· 1oln1 to Israel as a member of
mlttee lJ planning a trip to Cuba, the Appropriations Committee.
Dial C fo.F Cniminal
BJ GEORGE NICHOLSON
ADd TOii CONDIT
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SACRAMENTO -It's been a
very good year for the telephone
crook.
We don't mean Ma Bell, who
will now rent you a phone that
lights, dials, answers, wet.a,
cries, and says "Mama" for
$16.95 a month.
OR THE TELEPHONE
solicitor with X·ray eye. wbo wU1
sell you sidinJ for your noted
apartment or cemetery Iota for
your unborn cbtld •bile the
dinner burns and bathtub
water gets eold.
Or the nm-of-the-mill weirdo,
who telephones at two o'clock in
the mominl to offer su11eat1ons
on what you can do <alone or wtth
company). · •
Nope, there's now a whole new
rash or possl blllUes for uncateba·
.ble crookery brou1bt by your
friends and mlne1 the appellate
Judges or Callforrua.
Consider just for a moment the
plight or Police Officer DaMJd
Smith, aearchini the apartment
of a suspected dope dealer.
The 1uspecV1 cirllrlend hu
given perpiission to search,
Smith coqipletes it, and all
seems well.
mEN TffE phone rings. Smith
(a man ~ no small in1i1ht)
an,wen i~ 1be voice at the other
end of~ ll(le <wlth conalderably
leJs ins~ offers to sell him a pound~ e.:>caine. "Sure,.. says Officer Smith,
not one to let an opportunity to
catch another suspected dope
dealer go by.
The prospective salesman ar·
rives, off en, and ii busted.
. ~
Undeterred. Lamp41sona told
the receptionist, ''Have him call
me when be aeta batlc. •• ..
When the businessman did call
back, Lampeaona threatened
him with specific bodily harm at
a date yet to be determined.
With impeccable eontem·
porary legal lo;tc, the Court ~ _
Appeal let t..mpaaoqa to free.
It may be a crime t.o m•eob-
scene or threatenin1 phone callJ,
but it's not a crime to ask
someone to call ~ck and make
your threats by way of reply, the
juatlcessaid.
But the case ls thrown out ot
court, and the dealer goes free. ..IT IS mE polic~ ot this Jtate
Officer Smith, you bad\to construe penal eta\i.rtal u permlsstoo to .aearcb the apart favorably to the defendant u the
menl, you dido 't have permission lan1uage and circumstances al·
to answemtelepbone, sald the low," Justice Clarke E. lt.ephens
Cqurt Of 1. wrote.
Too ba , Officer Srnltb. ' So if you are a police officer,
t 1et permlsalon to answer tbat
THEN "'8&E'S that persls· phone. It wonti matter lf you ·•
ttnt fellow, John Lampasona, catch the fttY wlth the aoods, it's
"Who one daf )lad nothtoa better to the permlaalOlltbat counts. .~
do tban diJlte a tbreiat,ntna And lf you are aft ouce11e. •.
phone call. phon• caller. have >'°"" victims
ln tbe mtlat of his intended call you. It doesn't matter what "1.
dial·•·Ulreat, Lampaaona wu you do, U.'1 who ec,anea who that • tempor~ atymled. counts. The bui._man he wanted to And lC you are Joe Homeowner. •
bara11 wun 't lrl. blde.
Hello gtrll and boys.
How would you like to win a day at Dianeyland for
y ounelf and your family?
Well, Uncle Len bu a very apeeial contest lined up ao
you can do Just that. The Dtaneylancf trip will be oa ~-11,
ao Uncle Len needs to have your entrla b y noon Dec. U .
THE roEc WILL BE JLWSTaATING ud Jdeqttty-
lng a Cbristm arol. '
Thia con ms to be just right because all of you
seem to be ht the Christmas spirit. Uncle LeQ'a maU hu
been heavy tbls week with all the Christmas card drawlnp.
How many of you are going to make them to aencl to your
friends? ,
Paige Oden, 14, of Balboa wins the tint prise of $S for
the touching scene that says, "Happiness Is a Warm Pup-
py. '' Ia that what you want for Christmas? ~
R uoner-up and winner of $2 la Charmaine Wak~fi~d, 12,
Huntinstoo Beach, who drew the nativity.
THERE WERE 80 MANY exceptionally good render·
in gs that Uncle Leo has a long list of honorable mentions:
-Britt Bocchio, 10, Laguna Beach, who bas Santa glv.'
ing a warm wish for a merry Christmas.
-David Eddy, 9, Costa Mesa, who has Santa arrtvina
through a fireplace with his sack of gifts.
-Traci Marinovlch, 10, Balboa for a delighUlll render•
ing of an elf fast asleep in an empty brandy snifter.
Seeing Double?
poes Lion Country Safari have the world's on1y two-
~runked elephant? Actually, it's the unusual angle of the
~amera lens that makes two elephants appear to be one
with two trunks.
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1t • RUNNEA·UP
ct..rmalne Wakefletd, 12, 5871 HeU Ave., HB
-MARILYN HANSEN, t , COSTA Mesa, for ber draw-
inl of a hMrth, hung with atoclrinp and au.m>unded by gifts
and a tree. • -Gree Gomber, 12, Huntington Beach, lbr hla reindeer
in flight. ·
DAM. V Pl&.OT ,4. '(
As Christmas keeps getting closer, Uncle Len baa de-
cided to select another hoUday topic for next week'• cont.eat.
llcan be door, ioof or lawn decorations. WINNER
DRAWINGS FOa NEXT WEE&'CJ.cooteat are to be re·
celved by Uncle Len by noon 'lburaclay. They should be done
on white paper four inches by four inches. They should be
done with black ink or black pens. Do not uae crayons or col-
ored ink aa they do not reproduce.
Paige Oden, 14, 1714Pluadel Norte, B•lbo•
15 yean old and younier.
Drawtnp should be sent to Uncle Len, P .O. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa 92626. Be sure to include your bame, a1e, ad·
dreaa and telephone number. The contest is open to children
AND DON'T FOaGBT 'l'O GET your day at Dlaneyland
entrie•lnbyDec.13.
So long for DOW.
Insects Swallows' Biet , ~' P~: Birds Must Migrate ·to Catch Their F-0od ?~-~ kl 1•17 Jffll E. IWywood
DEAR ELLIE: Wbat do •wallows eat? Each year &bey
come and balld ln oar area, and I
pat out seed feeders, bot 1 have
newer 1een one of them feedbtg.
B.J.W. DEAR B.J.W.: Swallows are
insect eaters, and they feed
almost entirely on those that they
catch in the air. They have a
short, broad ~bill that appears to
be fl attened out which can open
to a wide gape that acts like an
insect trap. This same wide bill is
used to scrape up t>ie mud
necessary for nest building.
These birds are often seen
perchinl on wires or branches.
but they rarely walk because
their feet are small and rat.her
weak. But by contrast, they have
long, strong wings and are ex·
cellent ruers.
Because swallows are so de·
pendent on flying insects. they
must migrate for that portion of
the year in colder climates when
the insects ar e dormant. The
species known here as barn
swallows are well liked by many
people who rejoice each year
when these birds return and
beeln to construct their nests of
mud. For many in cold areas they• are true harbingers oi
aprin•, for they return only when
the insects are sure to be flying
again.
These birds tend to nest in col·
onles, and different species pre-
fer different nesting sites. Some
build In holes in trees, some ex-
cavate burrows. many build mud
nests. Usually the male gathers
the material, and the female
shapes jt. The babies are naked.
and helpless. and stay in the nest
until they can fly well. Orphans
have been succ~fully raised on
a diet or meal worms which
evidently s upply Ute necessary
nutrients.
EWE
DEAR ELUE: How do flsJa
make bobble nests?
FREDA.
DEAR FRED: The nest is
formed. by the fish blowin1 bub·
· bles of air and sticky mucus to
the surface of the waler. The nest
is a small mound of foam which
is firm enough to remain intact
until the eggs hatch and the litUe
fish can swim -a period of a few
days. The Siamese fighting fish
is an ex~mp or a bubble nest
builder. n the male will take
the eggs l o his mouth and blow
them into the bubbles.
Inside his mouth they become
coated with a special sticky
saliva and so adhere to the foam.
Some fish lay eggs that are very
light and float to the surface. If
any of these miss the nest, lhe
male gathers them and blows
them into it.
Fisb that build such nests must
of necessity live in still water
where there are floating plants.
In all bubble nestflsh, the maleia
the sole protector of the young.
The.., female is usually driven
away from the nest.
EWE
DEARELLIE:Are bed,aop aad pon:bplaes related?
MEUSSAlW."
.DEAR MEI..1$A: No, thMe
animals are not related al all ex-
cept that they beloag to the l1t1e
class called mammals. A
porcupine 1s a rodent, and a
hedgehog is an insectivore. Other
insectivores are moles, shrews
and tenricks.
-4-G • -""" ~
Hed&ehogs are native to /\Sia,
Africa and Europe and are living
representatives of one of the
oldest familles of mammals.
Tbey arc from :P to 12 lnchesJ..~
and weigh up to 3 pounds. ~
are covered with spines an~ aft
able to roU themselves into a ball
when threatened so that their
tender underside ls pro~tect
'l'here aft! very rew anhnals
that will lf&SP one or these prick-
ly creatures. Tbe babies are pink
at birth. and within the first~, •
their tiny~ begin to1bow.
ELLIE
In adcliUoD to being a r .. uy r. fem.re; Tlllt
QUIZ .. aa lnteiral p~otu.e la-elauroom aews
progam preMDtecl In Oruie Coalt an"tebool1 u a public aenfce by Ute Dally Pilot. ·
world scope
(10 ...... tot .... CllMtlcMt ............ COff'tCdf)
1 Demonstrations In Washington greeted the
arrival of Persian leader Mohammed 'Reza
Pah~vi. whose more familiar title is .. l ..
2 The north African nation of (CHOOSE ONE:
Morocco, lybla) broke off diplomatic
relations with Egypt to protest Egyptian
President Anwar Sadat's controversi.11 ~ace
mission 10 Israel.
3 The Amerian Fiim Institute named .. ? .. the
greatest American fllm ever f)foduced.
~"Gone With the Wind"
b-"The Wlurd of Oz"
c·"Citlzen Kane"
4 Arnold Miiier, Pre11dent of the (CHOOSE
ONE: Unl~d Mine Worken, United Auto
Workers), predicted that members of his
union would strike In Oece!Tlber, If conlrilCl
talks between labor and Industry fall.
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Most Never see Snow
S The east Afrie1n nation of •• l •• , at war wlth iu
neiahbor lthiopia, expelled Its Soviet military
advl.ert and broke off dlplomatlc rel1tlons
wlttJ Cubl.
a· Soma Ila
b-Keny1
c-Mozamblque
The WOfld looked on with wonder is Egyptian PreMdent Anwar
5.Jdat met with ltraell Prime Minister Menahem Segfn in
jerUMlem. ft wu the first time 1n Arab loder had offldaUy set
foot in 15rael since the Jewish state was created In •• ? ..
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~ortl~ght · \
1now than there ls ID itln.~n 'frill
take a lix·fnch layer of inoUt
snow or a 30-incb la~ ol drt
snow. to equal the water m • ~
inch raintall.
/. Andy .end• the 1'17 Worl4
Book Bcleace Year Annual to
Tim. Sewell. age 14, of Tuceoa,
Aris., for Jm•ueatJoo:
WHEtE DO COCKATOOS I
COllE F&OMf -
I '"' the leader of •
trouble.cl n1tlo" lo
souttJern Afrlc1. My
countf')' holds natk>naf
elections this ~k, bUt
onfy its white dtfzens '~
allow.cf to vote In them.
Who am I Md what k my
countf')'?
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1 M1nnesota Twins flrsc b1"'1'11n (CHOOSE ONE: CedtQ>Qper,
Rod Carew} who hid a Jee batting .wr1ge In 19n, won the
.AWeriQn lugue'• Most Voluable Player Awud.
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POP.ULA8 POINSETTIA
Color at Chrt1tme1
Poinsettia ,.
Exonerated
Of Charges
AP Newsfeatare
Just jn time for Christmas
comes assurance that the holiday
favorite plant, the poinsettia, has
been exonerated of charges that
itis C:isonous. T e poinsettia, reports the
· Society of American Florists, has
been given a clean bill of health.
It bas been falsely accused of
stories unsubstantiated by
medical and scientific fact. since
1919.
THE SOCIETY said that an un·
fortunate, unfounded tale about
the death of a child of an army of-
ficer stationed in Hawaii from
eating a poinsettia leaf "helped
scare people into thinking that
the poinseWa ls poisonous."
Research at Ohio State
U niversity in collaboration
with the society representing
50 000 industry members, has
effectively debunked 'old wives'
tales• that the polnsettia is
harmful to human and animal
health if parts of the plant are
ingested."
WHILE ON THE subject oft.his
colorful plant: About 25 million
of them are used by Americans.
each year.
The plant was named for Joel
R. Poinsett, American am-
bauador to Mexico in 1851, who
intrOduced it to~ United States.
lt also is called the Eastern
flower, lobster fiower, Mexican
flame leaf and Christmas fiower.
THE POINSE'ITIA plants sold
to the U.S. public are cultivated
and grown io green-houses and
are quite hardy. Through breed·
ing, they are now available in
the traditional red, white, plnk
and variegated. The leaves are
green with long·llved bracts
vividly color:~~d &olden flowers.
POINS CAllE
Here are tips for the care of the
poi.nsettia from tbe Society of
American florists:
• Keep tbem in a room with
sufficlentligbt.
• A void any drafts or excess
beat from appliucea. radiators
'and venWatina ducta.
• Keep the plant in a place out
of hea~ t.rafflc and out of the
way of careless you.QPten and
anlmall.
• Put plant in • •ater-proC>f
container to protect funllsblnga.
•Water plant thorouthly wben
soil la dry to touch; always 41s·
card excess water.
• Ideal temperatures should
not exceed 72 degrees Fahrenheit
darr!me and eo dee at nl&ht to rolong bright ao or of bracts.
The lloUday M-.oa i. a time
fol" flowers In the .bQOle. lt ii a
ti.mt for frilb ud dried (lowen
of autumn hue -ttd, nass«;
1olcl and be\1•, for bronie
chl")'tantbemu.mf, yellow sna~
dra1on1, bri1ht marl1olds,
bureund1 coxcomb and others.
If you prefer dried arrange.
menta around the centerplece or
cornucopia of late aeuon fruits
and ve1etables, there ls 10 much
available: sprias of wheat, cat-
talla or ornamental arasses, Jn.
dian corn, seeds, lotus pods. Or
you can hang sprays of bright
leaves and dried pods from the
front door to welcome aueats.
' .. ONI! RUTORIAN says the
early American holiday table did
not bear nowera but they were
abundantly displayed on
sideboards, chests and buffets.
The cornucopia on the table,
however, will be enhanced by
fruits and nuts, apples, grapes,
gourds, cauliflower, cabbace and
broccoli. But don't make your d~
cora tioils so tall your dinner
company will have trouble look·
in'{ over them. ~
A Nal'E of caution: If you
Grove Branch
Of Fucluiam
Set Potluck
Garden Grove Branch of the
National Fuchsia Society will
meet on Tuesday at t:ao p.m. at
Loyal Baker Elementary School,
12:565Springdale, Garden Grove.
Holly 11 abotber, with red ber·
rJe1.
Another decorativo plant la tM
ve1etabl• alve off etbYleoe IH Cblnete Wtem or Pby1alia. 1be that 1bortlm the llf• of frttb Oraqe lrult. are encased In a
flowers. • , papery, inflated ornamental
• boalt'. To ralH these, start seeds
There are aome fille Auieriean indoon or in the •arden early ID
shrubs and vines that Will help the •PrlnJ.
1upply color to your dee:o._uons.
Popular for orance berries t• the STA YING WITH. the orana
pyracantha or llrethom, which theme for outdoor decoration,
erowa lar1e oUWoora la the f>lll. there ·11 UM Mountain Ash which
Prune Judiciou.sly for decoraUve lln't very long-Uved in the North
material. / and the Tea VJbumu!ll which bu
ANOTHER 18 bittersweet,
which makes a fine coverlnt for
fencea. You 'll need male and
female plants .for abundant
orange frultl that 1pllt open. The
foliace and orange fruits last
well in dry arrao1ements or
when stems are kept in water.
clu.sten ~ Cru.lt that the )lrds en·
joy.
Use a variety of materials. of
different ahapu, sizes, colon
and textures. Deeoratlve pieces
for shelves or metels don't have
to be as tussy as those for tables
becau.se they can't be seen from
an directlons.
The winter rains may be falling where you are this month, but state
officials warn us that normal rainlall and even above noranaJ pre·
cipltatioo won't mean full reservoirs or the end of the water shortage.
Callfomlau will be enta&lnl in Wf.ler conscioua 1ardtninl' next
spring and summer and perhaps lon1er. But, while the rain la falllna.
theu are ateps you can take now
to help your plants take full ad-
vantage of the water.
soils. By loosenin& up the soll ln
advance, You will have lncreued
water penetration and your new
SOILS PARCHED by the plants will thank you for it in the
drought of the past two years are spring.
dry several feet down. It is .
absolutely critical to the life of
your established landscape to
replenish moisture to the sou re-
servoir this winter.
Roger's
Reflects
Secuon
A Lafting 'J'og ..
Tired ot buying to$'S U.at won't hold up? Then biiild this
panel truck that's strong enough to be passed from
gt'nera\ion to generatlon. This one is decorated like a
mail truck but can be painted like an lee.cream wagon,
milk truck, or whatever suits your fancy. Measuril\g 28 iMh~ long by 34 inches high, the entire project iri made
from . one sheet of ~·inch plywood. Just trace the full
siie pattern on the plywood. saw out and follow step-by-•
step pho~ and instructions to assemble. To order Panel
Truck· Patterm #383. send $2 in check or mo~ey order to
Steve' Ellfngson, c/o Orange COasl Daily Piiot P'attern
Dept., P.O. Box 2383, Van Nuys, CA, 91409.
Immediately precedlnc the
meeting, at 6 :30 p .m ., a
Christmas potluck will be held.
The branch will furnish ham,
rolls and beverage with mem·
bers donating salads, desserts
and hot dishes. A gift exchange
will be held.
To increase water penetration
into these dry subsurface soils,
break up the surface soil with a
shoveJ. U the trees and shrubs
are on a slope, rebuild large
basins out to the edge of the area
shaded by the plant's follaae
(drip line) to prevent ~·off .
The sllbts, so$C1S ana
smells of Christrdu are ._..._ .... _.p.;.~~,p;.;;~~o!--1--~~o!!--~~~~~~~-.-~1 on display in tbe Gallery
Highlight of .the evening will be
entertainment provided bY Bell
Junior High School Choir Group
under the direction of Mrs.
Dorothy Hertel.
Current fuchsia care will be
diacmsed .and there will be a
plant table and 'special door
prizes. Guests are welcome.
Weekend
Gardening
ChecklJst
e You can prune grapes now,
but walt another month or so on
Ro1es and two months on
Fuchsiu.
IT MAY SEEM unnecessary to
mulch during the ~inter to re.
duce evaporative losses, but
between rainy spells, cold dcy
winds can dry out the: soil. u :s a
good idea to add new mulcti to
w1ntet' annuals and built bedS as
well as trees and shrubs.
If you IJfG planning to plant
bare rodt shade trees, fruit trees,
Roses or arape vines later this
season, you can prepare the
plan Ung site now. Die ~e boles
for your plants at lea:st 1t1 deep u
the root ball and somewhat
wider. Am4mcl.. the backflll with
otganic matter. Then, fill the
hole with the amended soil. When
bare root season ·arrives, plant
the newcomers in their amended
Violet Club
Meeting Set e Poinsettlal have received a
clean bill of health for home de-
coratln8. They are not poiaonous. Tustana African Violet Society
will meet Wednesday at Tuatin
ecbryaantbemums may be cut Community Center J,Jldc., Cen·
down to a few inches when the ten.ala! Way at Main, TusUn, with
Jaatoftbe!rbloomafade. plant and supply sales beSlnninc
at Roger's GaTdeaa
Newport Beach.
Roger's staff has de·
corated six Chrlstmaa
trees, each reflecting a
different style. The trees
are trimmed with unique
ornaments includlnc old·
fashioned clU\dles, lm·
po~4 dolts, c~ crystal
ornaments and wax
sculptured decorations.
These itecps are
available in the Gallery
along with other
Christmas gift and de·
coratorltems. •
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This yeu.,, Roger's
Gardens will conduct Its lf:~ii~;---::~~t~I::::::::::"fiiiii(~3 fourth annual
candlellghting ceremony
on three consecutive
Fridays, from 6 to 8 p.m .
This nighttime display
also features slng·along -~~!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Christmas carols, Santa
Claus and refr.esbments.
Roger's Gardens is ----:..:.:..;...;..;. ....... ___ ~,:_--.-~~--~F.;-;:';-:-~~~~~ located at 2301 San Joa·
quin Hills Road in
Newport Beach. The
Gallery and outdoor
gardens are open dally
from 9a.m. t(>tp.m.
aU:SOp.m. -----------eProvlde humidity for your ln· Louise Beet will 1tve a
door plantl as bea~ air ls quite horticulture demonstration on
dry. Set pots ID trays filled with "How to ~row Miniature
pebblea and add Ttater tq the peb· Violets" and Doris SoyJes wlll
bles. present slides ot varieties of this
boµieplant. e Pruning and spraying should Vlaltots are welcome. For
be firatonyour1ardenchorenst. further lnformanon. call
Consult your nurseryman for Cberidah Lewis, president, at
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Gar~ners Homkr·
Laivn Substitutes
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BJ A&D BMITll
J:W YO•K <AP1 "Well.•· .. ,. pr04...cer Bob \tynn, ·~ ltart out 1dtb 18 danc:•n on
l\Nt. . • then Cotml• SteveN .... IMll• u,.am. ioln them aM they dO a tb:.lQ ealled 'Foot.-
ball revert, which ls a lead ln for
ab.out 10 colle1e fi1ht
•Qala . • then our klda aay
&olnethtn1 Uke 'Ladles and
Ointlem,n, your bo9ta tor &ht evenlq. • .net tbq all point . . . ·
tbeo Elltott. Gould and O.J.
Slmpaon come on and
then •.. " .
The Follles Berceret The mid·
llllbt show at CaeHn Palace?
The 'USO Christmas Show?
Wrone, wron•, wronc. tt•s the Bellin.an Trophy Dinner.
TRANS WORLD IntemaUonal
and CBS, the folb wbo brought
you "Tbe BaWe of the Networlr
Stare" and "The Celebrity
Challenge of the Sexea," now
turn their talents to the Hellman
Trophy, and the hallowed award
will never be the •ame. ...
Thursd@Y nlcbt, live and tn col·
or from 1~11 p.m. Cbannel 2 will
present' ''the Helsmao Trophy
Show" with all the subtlety of a
crackback block. There will be
singing, dancing, comedy, accep.
tance speeches, presenters rip-
ping open envelopes guarded by
a trusted firm of accountants. the
whole Show Biz routine.
THIS IS 111E FIRST time the
Heisman Trophy, which is
awarded annually by the
Downtown Athletic Club to the
nation's best coJlege football
player, will be presented on TV.
Since it only takes a matter of
minutes to ctve \be awerd. ~
show h-. been eloilSated with all
the abovt mentioned bOopla plus
aix new awardl oalled .. J)ACa",
short for Downt6wn A,tbletlc
Club.
These awards w\D ao ta the q
offensive back u4 Dnemu, pas
receiver, defeneln b•c al)d
lineman and lineJ>acket. The top
three or four vot.-getters in each
category will be nown in so the
Old Fashioned
Cash Re~ster
Foils Thieves
MOULTON, Ala. (AP) -It·
didn 't take a modern alarm
system to prevent the two men
from robbing the rural Harris
Grocery store here.
They just couJdn 't open the till.
The grocer's wife, Mrs. Gilbert
Harris, bad left for a while, tak·
ing with her the crank to the oJd·
time cash register.
Lawrence County authorities
were looking for the men.
llB Eyes Cable System
Bond Sale Olf d for $4 Mill~on Project
1'he Hunijngton B«:ach Publlc
Communications Corporation ap·
proved the sale this week
of $4.6 miWoa in bonds to get the
long-awaited television system
underway.
The public cab~e television
system Vtill be developed by
Dickinson Communications Ltd.
of Hunu.n,ton Beach.
COllPANY PRESIDENT
William ntcldmon said that COfl·
structlon is expecte;ct to atan
· Deadt Notlf!es
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Cemet-.y Mort-.ary
Chapel
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when money be~9mes available
Dec.22.
Dickinson said first
0
phases of
the construction wlJl include
stringing cables and buUdlng a re·
celving station near the
Meadowlark golf c:Ourae. He said
th41..Jnltlal pro~ammlnc could
start in some H'-'nUngton Beach
homes by April.
The public cable television
eyateui 11 a Joinl program that
•••o includes F811Wn Valley
.nd Westminster.
CONSTRUCl'ION IN the other
two clUes Ja .expected to start ln
about three months.
The aystem wiJl revert to city
ownership after the bonds are
paid off in 15. years. Progra,m.
mine is expected to include
public service offerinp involv·
tng local achools and public sare-
ty, local news, movie• and
aporta.
The Matthews and Wright
Company of New York City is UD·
derwrtttnithe bond issue. ..
A DEPAaTMENT
spokesman aaJd the pro·
ducta ~ affected by
the rule would be Items
such as ~try. bacon
and corned beef which
are packa,ed outside the
supermarkets. Meat
such as steaks and pork
chops also would be cov·
ered, but the spokesman
said these items lose
only a ml.n.lmal amountoC
moisture while on the
sh.elf. • Tl\., department ts
11eekinJ comments on the
proposal. March 2 ts the
deadline. Write to the
Hearin& Clerk, USDA, Wuhlnctoo, D.C. 20'l50 •
.If YO\& want to eom-
ment orally, telephone
Dr. W.IL Dubbert. 202
441·1410 before the
March 2 deadllne. A
ttanacr1P.t will be made
of all oril comments.
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Monct.y, December 6, et 11 :00 A.M.
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of dinner, dancing and at-home clothes. Table
settings for buffets, sit-down dinners, bNnch and mid-day
parttes. Menu planning expert• with Ideas you can ,
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Countian Filis
Board-Post
Dana Point resident John App,
a member of the Orange OoWltY
Board of Education, has been ap-
pointed a director of the county
Marine Science Institute.
The instltute's ll·member
board plans to build and operate a marine science proiram. in
Dana Point Harbor. .
Institute directors include one
member each from the county's
four community coUeie districts,
tbe five county aupervlsorlal dlS·
tricts and the board of education.
The 11th member is selected by
the other 10.
·Baja Mayor
'lr_wugurated
TIJUANA. Mexico (AP)-Mf.
teea years after bll fa th er held
the office, Xlcotencatl i.e,va
Mortera ls mayor ()f Baja
Callfornla'slargeetclty.
··arty Bielefeldt, 32, was an Arlzoua Staie University
ustodian before he read a magazine ad to become a
bimney sweep. He admits wellring a top hat and tails
nd singing the "Mary Poppins?1 song while hopping
ut on chimneys in the Phoenix suburbs is a "little
f erent from my past person."
Gov. Roberto de la Madrid and
3,000 other persons attended the
inaugural ceremony.
A relative of former Mexican
President Miguel Aleman, he is'
son of Xicotencatl Leyva
Aleman, mayor of Tijuana from
1959to1982.
EW YORK (AP) -An attack·
ined German shepherd that un-stands only French words is a
blem for the office of the Queens
ictattomey.
e don't want to release the dog to
t anyone," said a spokesman for
trict Attorney John Santucci.
BE DOG, KING, was taken into
tody after two men allegedly used
in an attempt to recover a debt.
men were charJ(ed with coercion.
ut King turned out to be a
blem, according to a spokesman
the ASPCA. t ''First, all commends must be
## en in French.
''Second, the dog will attack anyone
approaching with an arm raised or a '
metal object in the band.,.
THIRD, SANTUCCl'S spokesman
said, ''That dog won't urinate indoors.
Someone at the ASPCA has to walk
him at least three times a d•Y·
"Moreover, be won •teat f~ put on
the floor. He has to bave a table.
"And he won't utK>Ciate with other
dogs.
"Considering hia tralnln&, believe
me everyone is treating that dog with
the greatest respect.••
The spokesman added, "He's really
a very sweet dog. He Just fell tn wtth
bad company." . . .
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"I hof:»e nont of the other children come down
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Y oar Horoscope
Gemini: Get
The Picture
By SYDNEY ()MARll
SVNDAY, D~C. 4
ARIES <March 2l·April 19): Key now is to
analyze-don't be satisfied to know what oc-
curred-find out why it happened. Member or op·
poslte sex is in picture.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Study Aries
mesaaee. Be low·key-don't force a showdown
Emphasis on emotions, .response, arrairs or heart.
Another Taurus. a Libra and Scorpio figure pro·
minently.
GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20)' Go slow refuse to
be cajoled, rushed into any important decision
Partner, mate plays key role. You may not be get·
ting entire picture. Spiritual guidance. counsel can
be or great benefit.
CANCER (June 21-July 22>" Organi1e facb
Study Gemini mt•s5age. Take nothing for granted.
You can meet challenge, handle rcspon1i1b1lily and
win. Capricorn 1s m picture-and so 1s another
Cancer.
LEO <July 2J /\ug. 22 I : It is time to tukc steps
into ruture. Let the past be-be more hopeful. op-
timistic about v.hat lies ahead Get nd of foohah
burden.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: You come out okay
in legal matter. The propcrt.> or homt! s1tuat1on re·
bounds in your favor. You rcccl\c commun1cat1on
which verifies this statement. Leo. /\quurius
persons figure in scenario.
LIBRA (Sept. 2J·Oct 22 I: A veterans or other
organization could be fouturcd You \'1s1l one tem·
porarily confined to home, hospital. Key now Is to
be quiet wttrun. Your intuition is ut work. your sub·
conscious is churning out answt·rs
. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No\'. 21 ): Emphasis on ~ct·
ting job done, improvtn1' rclat10ns with professional
a:ssociates( superiors. Gemini. Sagittarius persons
figure prominently.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 211: Obtain htnt
from Scorpio me~sagc One who makeK promu;es
~bout money could be f1nanl'ially emburrru.sed.
Check fine print. Give logic equal time with cmo·
lions. Don't be intimidated by tra<J1lion.
CAPRICORN <Dec 22-J:m. 19 1: Cycle '' fine
for change, variety, tnVl"•t1gat10g new procedures
Brighten wardrobe. appearance Display humor.
sense ol adventure. If you ask the nght questions.
you '11 gel answers.
AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Fcb IH I You are emo-
tionally Involved. Money Judl(ml'nt may he <1rf
target. Be romantic. not fooli~h Re ren•pt1vc un<I
open-minded, not gullible. Taurus. L1hrn figure in
picture.
PISCES t Feb. 19-M ... rch 20 >: Illusion. romantic
Interludes behind scenes conferences, priv1lcged 1n·
formation are on agenda. Another Pisces-and a
Vlrgo-figur~ prominently.
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lklen and others WbO plaii to Nit the· Hilb Sierra what *be :fWi. ro.ct and
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LONDON' (AP) -Jlinm1 raace from sacred 1tul11
C&iter Mot a Mt of 4loner plates. wonh1Pl*l by tribal warrion In
Pope Paul Vl choN a rare Bible. Papua -New Guinea to a pair ot
The AUstrallan tovemment aent mounted butterfi.lea trom On·
a bone. tarlo, Call.Ida.
More than 800 of tho moet in· ter .. tm1 Silver Jubll• 1ltta to Pr .. ldent Carter sent hi.I aoo.
QUffil !!llubetb u ar. on public Chlr· to '=f'•ncl tb1a year to pre-d.Jnlay at Sl James Palace, in· . aea tbeOt d.lnner plates de· ~tuding several hom well-mown corated with reprod_&aeUons ol • Amerteans ud1ust planfolk: .palnUnp by W1aalowllomer.
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BJ Al.AN M. DDSJIOWllZ . . .
• "Tbe lmpostllon or aenteQce la probab!y UM
most critical point ln our 1y1t.'m ol admlnl•t.erlnc
(riminal justice," obeerved Marvlo Fran.tel, a d11-
tln1uisbecljwist, ln 1973 ,
It may, literally, mean the dlftereoce between
life and death, freedom or confinement. a~ or
1001-term impriaooment.
THE POWER OF THE SENTENCING Judce.
irt many Jw1adicllona. u tWllOl,ile. Wltbout ilvtall
-or even having -reaaon1, a Judie may decide to .aentence one rotiber to probaUon and another. dlf.
IN AMERICA ·
ferent ln no relevant
reapect, to 20 yean lo·
prison. Nor can these sen·
tences generally be re·
viewed by a higher court.
Despite the enormous
i>0wer ol the 1entencin1
judee, the process of im·
poalng sentence is essen-
Ually lawless.
There are few guidelines and virtUally no ac·
countability.
Both observen of, and participants, ln, the
American ~r;i91inal justice system are almost un·
anlmous in viewing the process of impoaine sen-
tences as a dismal failure by any standard.
YET THE IMPOSITION OF sentence is
·'erucial" because, for many defendants, it may be
U\e only point in the criminal justice system -
other than ball determination -wtiere a judicial
decision is made.
• Despite popular fascination with the drama of
the courtroom trial, the vast majority of criminal
O•RINOWITI:
cases are disposed of without
any trial. The defendant agrees
to plead guilty to a given crime,
in exchange for some concession
by the prosecutor -a reduced
charge or a promise to recom·
mend a reduced sentence.
In some jurisdictions,
judges participate overtly in this
bargatnina. In most jurisdic·
lions, however, judges remain
aloof from the negotiation. They retain the power -at least in theory -to accept or
reject the prosecutor's recommendation and to im·
pose any sentence within the statutory range.
THE UNFAIRNESS AND UNCERTAINTY of
this sentencing system has been amply
documented.
In one study, 50 federal judges were given 20
identical files, drawn from actual cases, and asked
to indicate the sentence they would impose on each
defendant. In a case of possession of barbiturates
with intent to distribute, one judge gave the defen·
dant five years in prison, while another put him on
probation. ·
One judge sentenced a defendant convicted of
securities fraud to two years imprisonment, while
another fined him $2,500.
This study, commissioned by a group of judges,
conclurted that there were "glaring disparities" in
sentencing. Similarly, a recent study of sentences
imposed during a two-year period in Montgomery
County, Ohio, disclosed that certain judges im·
prison defendants four times as often as other
judges for the same offense.
DlSPARmES OF Tms KIND cannot be ex·
plained by differences among criminals. They are
-as one judge recently observed -a f=on "of
the wide spectrum or character, bias, ne is and
daily vagary encountered among occup of the
trial bench." ..
There is also evidence that some of the dispari·
ty is a function or prejudice: social, economic, and
cultural. A study of state and federal sentences for
larceny and assault disclosed that blacks have a
one-and-a-half times greater chance of being im·
JUDGE HOLDS POWER -Texas. district
judge William M. Hatten bears the ex-
tradition case of former mental patient
Gary Addison Taylor, wanted tn Seattle on
a murder charge. Judges' discretionary
power in such cases is virtually unlimited.
prisoned than whites with similar records. Other
studies bave shown that defendants appearing in
low status dress are significantly more likely to re·
ceive prison sentences than comparable defendants
wearing hie.her status clothing.
Two centuries ago, Blackstone, the great
English legal commentator, observed that the sen-
tences handed down by judges are not "their" sen·.
tences, but the sentences of the "law."
TODAY, IT IS THE JUDGE -aa an individual
-who decides who shall be imprisoned; and it ls
the judge and the members of the parole board, not
the "law" as an abstraction, who decide bow long
an imprisoned defendant sball serve.
Recently, there hu been mounting criticism -
from the left and right alike -of a sentencing
system that makes so much depead on the ldiosyn.
crasies ol individual sentencing Judees. .
Llberal critics believe the sentencing system
discriminates against poor and minority criminals
and in favor of white-collar and privileged
criminals. Conservative critics argue that current
sentencing practices result in the early release of
dangerous, violent people.
THE SPECIFIC FOCUS OF MUCH of this
criticism haa been the so-called indeterminate sen·
tence -a mechanism by which the amount of time
a convicted crimilral will actually serve is decided
by the "parole board'1 or ''adult authority'' whtle
the prisoner ls serving his sentence. Both 11.he
legislature and the sentencing judge still play im·
portant roles; the legislature sets the outer limits of
the permissible punishment for the type of crime,
while the judge decides on the desirable range for
the crime and criminal.
But these limits are often broad, and the parole
agency thus becomes responsible for deciding what
really COWlts : when the defendant will be released.
The indeterminate sentence is merely one
manifestation of the existing disparity in sentenc·
ing.
THE UNDERL YI.NG CAUSE IS THE unchan·
neled discretion exercised by all the sentencing de-
cis ion-makers -judges, prosecutors, parole
boards, and adult authorities.
In an effort to impose some uniformity of sen·
tenting, a number of legislatures -including
. Congress -are considering significant reforms.
Some reforms, however, address.only a small part
of the problem.
For example, mandatory minimum sentencing
for certain offenses deals only with discretion at tht:
....... -t• • ... • ••
tow ead of the aentencln1 apectrum. It '-r.Quirel"
jud1ea to impose a certain mlnimum 1ente:oce (perhaps a year) upon everyone convicted of a
epeeltic oflenae (for example, Weeal pos1e1aion of a
hand1un, u ln Massacbusetta ).
COURSES BY NEWSPAPER.
Edilot'1 Now: T,., II tr.. JWI of JS,irHcW a .o
ltrit• ~ ''CrimeCllld .1u.tb MArna'WcL ••
Alim II. ~. 'Pf"Of"*" of Jow C11 BonlOfd
UrdHf'littl, ~ U.. ~tin tft Otl1" Mldftdag
flldem tbclt rawt from tlw nonno111 dUc1tCbiair
f'LAT·TIME SENTENCING &STAINS P'*'fr.O/ow~•·
"Judicial .. discretion by allowtnc the Judie to Hleet "Ma .m..t ™""""fl' I~ Courw• bit N~r, a.
the "appropriate" sentence from a wide ran.1..• of program dfijj~ ~ Vnfwrdv .Szt..,.... V Saft
alt ... naUv•; but it ellminata 0 puole board iT dla· . ~. and f1llfidMI ~ a vionl /rOM U.. r,'otblal ~.
creUon by req,u.lrlng tho inmate to aerve h1I entlre mtm for 0.. H~•· ~ ~ n pro..
:term (minus 0 1ood time"). oMM4 bJ,UWc..rfor.Stt.dk~mc~,
THe approach that seems to be attracting the NolknuiU~ofltlmtalH
most attention la a comproml.le eohrtlon called · ~ttn_., .. .....,. .. ""Uftl......,.., .. Clll.._. ..
''presumptive sentencing." Under that approach, or Its many variants, tfie Je11Slature decldea not
only on the mlnimum and maximum sentences for & •
given crime, as it doea today, but also on the'
r "presumptive'' sentence for a "typical" fint
offender convicted of a "typical" lnltance of tbil
crime.
Tbe Ieetslature mtaht thua decide that the
typical buralar -an unmarried, unemployed, UD·
educated male in his early twenties who broke Into
an lnbablted house late at nlaht without a weapon
and took se•eral hundred dollarl worth of valua6les
-sboUld generally serve oae y~ar. One year would
thus become the presumptive sentence for tbls
crime. ~ / .
IN THE ABSENCE OF legislatively s ied
aggravattna or mlUgatlng clrcumatances, the sen-
tencing judge would be expected to impo5e that sen-
tence on all first Qffenders convicted of that crime.
U the judge departed from the presumptive sen·
tence, be would have to detail in writlnJ the reasons
for his decisloh. All sentences departing from the
presumptive one by more than a specified percen-
tage -for example, 25 percent -would be
automatically appealable.
The sentence would be reversed unless the ap-
pellate court concluded that the judge's reasons bad
overcome the presumption ln favor of unlformtl,y.
UNDER TIU8 APPROAm, THE parole board
·would retain only limited power under unusual
circumstances to release the inmate before the es.-
piration of a statutorily fixed percentage of his sen·
tence Cf or example, '75 percent)
In the end, neither this nor any other proposed
solution to the Wlemma of sentencing will be a
panacea The elusive quest foT the fitting punish·
ment bas occupied the collective wbdom of man-
kind alncethe be&i.nning of recorded history.
The pendulum appears to have swung in the
direction of greater certainty and uniformity ln sen·
tencing.
Undoubtedly aome reform will be forthcoming,
and we will see not the demise of individualization
in sentencing, but its waning influence. Perhaps a
decade from now a reaction wtll again set ln and the
pendulum will swing back in the direction of ln·
creased flexibility.
NE'JCI' WEEK: Datnd J. Rothman, profeaaor of Ida··
to'll at Columbta Unfoerlity, diicune• the history of our
penal ayltem.
CHARISMATIC LEADER SPEAKS
DR. ROBERT FROST
•uthorof
"Aglow wtltt tM Spirit" · ''Set My SiMrtt frH"
''TM Overflowing Ufe" "Biology of the Hoty Spirit"·
SUNDAY • DECEMBER 4
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -Secret Service aaent
John L. Samuelaon filed a aafety complamt again.st
hls employeT, th.ln.klng lt woQld be kept coofldeo·
tial. But the aaency identified him by llftlnl fingerprints from bis complaint papers and aua·
pended him, he claims ln a $.'S00,000 lawauit.
Samuelson said tn the U.S. Diltrlct Court •ult
that be was suspended for five days after cornplaln·
lng about gasoline sloshing out of the tanks of pre-
s id en ti al limousines while they were belne
transported ln C· Wl cargo planes.
AS MANY AS ZS SECRET Service .. eta were
seated next to the cars ln temporary Hats, and "on
numerous occasions. fas splllaee from the
automobiles would occur whJch would cause a fire
ban rd in the aircraft,., the complaintaa!d.
Secret Service spokesman Ken Lynch sald ln
W asblJlgtoQ on Friday that the aiency would have no
comment on the cue because lt involved pend.101
litigation.
Samuelson, a 33-year-old Richfield, Minn .•
native, joined the Secret Service ln July 1911 at Min·
Deapolls. He was transferred to WasbiDeton, D.C .• ln June 1974.
WIBLE HE WAS WITH 'l1IE presidential pro·
tection d.ivialon in May 19'18, Samuelson aald he re-
ad a bulletin from the Labor Department'• Qff!ce of
Federal Agency Safety and Health Procrama Invit-
ing reports ol unsafe worklna conditions.
He aaid be reported the gasoJJne dancer and
was assured that it would be kept coa.fldentlal. The
Labor Department said It went to some lengths to
assure that confidentlallty after the Seertt Service
demandl!d to see documentation. ·
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WELCOME
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
• Missouri Synod
760 Vkterie St., Cen ~
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UTUltGICAL WOISHW -I 0:30 AM -le•.,.._, J. RJdlhr, Pastor
WESTMINSTER LUTHERAN CHUROt
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. THE UNITED METHODIST CHUICH
Costa Mesa
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19th St. & Harbor Blvd ca.rel! School fw
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MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
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CHRIST CHURCH . IYTHESEA
Huntington Beach
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
272117th St. 536-3537 w......, Ser'fk.r. '0:1 s ....
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Huntington Beach North
COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHURC
6662 Herl Ave. 842..o4461
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Newpon Beach HEW.-ORT CEHTU
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Dr F. K. Bffhore. Sr .. OD, LIT.O. PH.0 Rev •. DOn Stapift. Steve Q.,,,.,
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CHllST CIN1Wlm ... TIACHIHG
Rabbi; Bernard P. K1no • 1400W. Belboa Blvd.
Music: Myta llohtmen Newport Beach, Calif,
Educator: OQrlsMlcllael ,_..,__"-tctll'7S.71l0
Tbe Rev. Ellzabeth Fllb*k, auoctate mlnllter at tb• Glen·
dale Cbvch ~ ReJl&iou.s Science,
will be the apeaker at the Clnareb
of Belltlo•• Sdeaee, Sao
Clemente Sunday at 10:40 a.m.
Services are held in \be Maaonic
Temple, San Clemente. ..
.
tho CJC'CIDlutlon and tbo March DOGJIHmbeisj $'1, membf.ii'I. ind
of Dim•. ll"urtbir illtormaticlll la· 25 centl, cbilaren. '
availableb1ca1UACl31·10U. Entertainment will be pro· .,.._ Tided b1 ~ Cbuan, lll'aell
Patbftnc*ol of....._ 81111 ~-caator-tratMa •In••'• aecom·
I 11 .. d panied bJ Bob SQJder ~ tho m•a t:r Clluell • l •0 a piano: Bennett81oan, folb~er ChrJ1t.mu potluck dinner and ptrate't lift exchaoae at s:ao and Cultarilt; Lou.la Name e,.
A mule~~ program, ''The SouDda of Qariltmu." wU1 be
preaented at tho tlalt•d
lea•lOllil clown wtth Olle of the
leadlnedrc:usesinthecountry. i .
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Tb• Callforolam, a frO\lP o(.
perfonnen known for their un··
usual style~ 1mootb arrani.:• 1
·menu. Will"preMnt a COIPel U)I).
cert ate p.m. &mctaY at tlM""' Crowa Valley Coveaant
Chuela Women, La1una Nicuel
wtU 1pomor a Cbriatniu Tea at a
p.m. today at tbo churcb.
Speaker will be Joyce Adams
of Columbla, S.C., who or1anlaed
tb• first Chrlat.lan Fellowahlp of
the White House in 1872. Sbe ia
the dau&bter of Mr. and Mrs.
George MacDonald of Laauoa
l).al}P'rtdQ. More detalll about French ..tolbil.st with tbeJlan~
the Cbrilt{an linales irollP ts Monica Symphony, Ud DarGtbt
Hatlabl• by cal.liq Ruth Gnqy, Perlman, folb!naer .--··......,.,..~
~J..Od3. • •'Tbo autatmu story," a rour-Author Rolallnd Jllnk• WU1 be
wee'k Hl'let to be present41Cl in tbo toe.Per at e nr.t Vded
music and messqe, Will 'begin •t B • t la o·ct 11 t
thel:45a.m.aemceaSundayat C~.rcli of ·
• Prelby&edu Womea'1 luncheon at u:ao Lm. Wedneaday at St.
Aadrew's PreabyterlaD Cbureb.
NeWDort Beacllt Preeediol the tu.ndla wW lie a ChrUtmu
bOuUque featUJi,u bandmtd• Oft lt.elDI and~ 1oocb. . ..
SoatlMlnl .... ~ .. w. I HamutORSb..Collt&M•~.......,~ .... l'--... .._
* Rabbi A. YlaroOl Kliln wW be tutallecl u the new aplritual 1 leadft o1......-Aaieil, 817 W.
Mf•lder
Mrs. Frances Tarkenton,
mother of Minnesota Vik·
ings quarterback -Fran
Tarkenton, assumed duties
as minister at the Trinity
Temple Pe.ntecosta Holiness
Church in Smyrna, Ga.
Courses Set
For C'lergy,
Lay Readers
Four intensive two-day courses
for clergymen and lay relllious
leaders are the first offerings of
the new Institute for Changing
Ministries at USC.
The institute was created to
improve effectiveness of
clergymen and lay leaders in
dealint with social and cultural
changes, particularly with issues
of racial equality and social
justice.
THE FIRST SESSION will be
Thursday and Friday at the
David50D Conference Center on
campus. It will examine the cor·
porate leadership function of
clergy and laity.
Other sessions will deal with
personal leadership function,
helping people identify values
and concerns, and the identifica-
tt on, organization and ap-
propriate use or the lay ministry.
Registration information ta
available by calling Fran.
Bumford or Annette Bremner at
(213) 741-7720.
·Meeting Rule Made.
• Niguel. , • Epltcopal Onirclawomea ol St.
John tbe Dlrine, Costa Mesa, will
host a potluck salad luncheon at
11:30 a.m. Tuesday. The Rev.
Jon Bruno, deacon of St.
Patrick's, Thousand Oaks, will
speak.
• A Hanukkah social ls planned
for 12:30 p.m. Thursday al the
Fullerton Savings and Loan As·
sociation, Fountain Valley.
Sponsoring the event is the B'nal
B'rltb Womea'a Chapter, which
is in the formation process.
Those auending are asked to
bring a baby 1ift for Operation
Stork -a combined project of
tboElTaroJn11-SchOolCYm. Hunda•ton· * -Boacti, 2'111
.. Deatb"willbethetopicoftbe 17th ~b atlO
ncond ~a three-week class pre-a.m. wtc!rJtt.
tented by the Rev. Dr. Henry dQ. SIM .lee:·
Gerhard and the Rev. Jill tu re• D • •
Gerhard for the Cbarcll of tionwtde and
Rellcloaa Science of La1ua t e a c h e •
Beacb, 20062 Laguna Canyon .workshops
Road. and aemloara. . ......
The lecture will be at 10 a.m.
and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The
fl.nal clus at the 1ame hours on
Dec. 14 will deal with "J'altb." • South CoHt CommwnUIH
Jowllb Cm&er ts giving a "Lilht.
the Seventh Candle" Hanukkah
partY at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at the
Laguna Beach Boys Club.
Those attending . the event,
open to the public, are aaked to
bring candles. Admission la S2,
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Temple l11lala of Ntwport
Beach (conservative} will
celebrate Hanukkah with a din·
ner dance Dec. 11 at the
Airport.er Ion, Irvine. Ticket.a, at
$27 per couple, may be reserved
by calll.D8 the temple o!fice at
545-8381. • Harriet Welder's HunUnston
Beach home will be the settina
for a dinner party for B'nal
B'rltb Wo••'• 11.Uuall Cbap&er
at. 6 p.m. Dec.11. After a cocktail
party and dinner, memben will
• view the annual Huntin1too
Harbour Boat Parade. Tickets
are $15 per couple and may be re-
served by callln& Jan Salbera at
963·8760. •
Dedication ceremoniea for the
new Good Sbepberd Latlaeru
Cbarch. at Irvine Center Drive
and Yale Avenue, will be Dec. 11.
Festivities will include a aervice
of entrance at 9:80"" a.m., a
service of dedication with Bllbop
Gaylerd Falde preaching at 3,
and an open house at 7.
* Fifty members ol the Lake
Hills Community Church are
volunteers of Helpine Hand, a
project organized by the church
women for giving and receive
help in time of need. Coordinator
is. Kathy Ditt.ner of Mislion Viejo. • Vern and t.von Drast wlll tell
8JNdal aervlcea ·to celebrate
Bal'ulckah, tbo Featlval of
Uahtl, will takt!I place at l:U
p.m. Friday at Temple l11lall fll
N•wPOd Bead (couervattve), 2'01 ln1oe Ave., Newport Beach.
. • !t
Ftnt Clarlattaa Cla.rcll
Women._ Fellowship will have a
Christmas luncheon and lnatalla·
ti.on of oftlcen at noon Friday at
the church, 120'1 Main St., Hunt-
initon Beach. • A film, ''Senior Year," will be
showo after evenln1 services
Sunday at the Caplatraao Valle)'
Bapdat Olll:rdl. 32032 Del Obispo
Road, San Juan Capistrano. •
"What Chrlatmu Mt Bu.If, "'a
children's program, will open a
four-part Cbristmu 1peclal at
the People1 Cbarcb, 28122
Marguerite Parkway, Mluloo
Viejo. The presentatloo will be at
6p.m. Sunday.
Favorite music of the laat two
years will be featurecl at the
aecond anniversary celebration
of Betlaaay Bible Fellow11alp,
. WeatminstA!r. Services ue held
at B: 30 and lO:SO a.m. and e p.m.
at La Quinta High School,
Westminster. A aoclal will follow
the evening services.
* Newport Ceater Metbodl1t Cbureb Womea will have a
Cbristmu tea at 2 p.m. Dec. 10 at
the church. Sao Joaquin Hilla
Road and MaflUerlte A venue,
Corona del Mar. Corona del Mar
High Schoof Chamber Singen
will ent.ertain.
Bishop Walter Hol~ Adams of
Palo Alto will conduct con.ftrma·
lion at the 10:30 a.m. service Sun·
day at the AU 8alatll Aatucan
Eptacopal Cb..-eh, 18082 Buchard
St., Fountain Valley.
•
The Rev. Dr. Jack F.
Hamllton St:1~ Co1ta Mes
Ceremem.t• WUJ take place a
1:15,p.m.Ftlday. ., J
A Jewtah Marrtace Enrleb· J
ment meettaa ta acbedwect at
p.m. ~lll thie•ucUw1.
GOSPEL llNG!R
Soto8t Archie De""'•
Crusade Due
In Anaheim
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Archie Dean1s of New Orleans,
·a leading aoepel sln1er, will be -
the featured 1olol1t for th&
M orri1 Cerullo Crusade at
Anaheim Convention Center·
Monday t.brouab Friday.
The Bev. Cerullo •. lnte~ ... '
tlonally known enncelllt. la .,,.: • peariu under auapl~es of Mlam.t
area churches tor five nllht.1¥.l
miracle rallies', which will be .
held tn conjunctiooll 'filth the
festlvalaf mUsft at'1p,m. 1
WASHINGTON CAP> -A
second national agency of the
United Methodist Church, its
General Board of Church and
Society, has decided 'to hold no
future meetings in states which
have not ratified the Equal
Rights Amendment.
New Plains Pastor ...........
their penonal story of overcom·
ing hardships and tumlnl It i.oto
success when they addreu the
Poaaibilltf Thi.nken luncheon
for buainess aod prof e11tonal
people at noon Wednesday at tbe
Garden Grove Cemm•alty
Cllarc'-at Chapman A venue and
Lewis Street.
HelDIOhn, pastor of Immanuel
Presbyterian Church in Loa
An1eles, will be the speaker at
tbe noon meeting of the NeWPGl"·-
11 e •a Harbor Coancll of
Clnatthes Tuesday in the F1l'lt
Methoc&t Cburcb, 420 W. 19th
St .. Costa Mesa.
In eddltJon, four mornlne
n11lon1 of the Holy Spirit•
Teachlna Seminar will be ced• •
ducted at 10 Tuesday tllrouC!r i
Friday. The Rev. Don Wilson starts Sunday as pastor of Plains
(Ga.) Baptist Church, President Carter's former con·
gregation. Wilson cleaned out his desk at Vine Run Bap-
tist Church, Folsom, K y., where he has been for three
years.
ID the early years of their mar-
ri ace, Dragt was 1truek by
bulbarpolioand faced a lOllCCOD·
valescence. Forced to enter the
working world; Mu. Dra1t
began aellinl plaatlc wares. This
Heinsohn's backeround in-
cludes e.xperience as a pro·
~~~Uon is requtnd fot'l mo MSSlon.s. Arrangementi can be made by callln1 the I
cruaadeaftlceat~1901. • '
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YOUTH AHD ADULT lllLI STUOIU
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
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600 St. Andrews Road• Newport Beach • 831·2880
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~1?.0pen Saturday night ~o ·9:30 p.m.l '8xtra personnel _to serve you!
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BJft_~EB CABLSON """-'""""''""-............... ~ RWAi).J(-Newport Harbor H.l&ti'• 81.UOn were dealt a 20-8
lotl'd an exit from tho CIF
<Bl•..:,Jhe Confereoce) football
playcilft\f'i14ay olgbt .. SL Paul
(Santa J"o Sprlnp) Hilb roDe4 btf ore t,000 fans~ at C•rrftoa coueae: Tbe victory put1 the
Swordsmen of St: Paul Into tbe
CIF cbamplonahip same next
Friday ni&ht at Anaheim
Stadium acaln.at Los Altoe <Ha·
cienda lfel¥bts > Blah, a 21-0 win·
ner over Loyola (Loi Anaeles >
High in the other half of the
semlflnala. In the end, the stron1er team
won, but tbe Sailors showed some
pride in the thiJ'd period t-0 pull to
within striking distance after be-
ing badly outplayed lD the first
half and down 14·0.
polletllOG at the SWordamen '5
with 4 :CM left in the third periOd. Coach Bill Pintea'• SiUOrs
wero down by a lW cou:nt and ap.
peartdtobavemomeotwn.
But one ptay Wiped evel')'thlDC
out. ~ct Crala.,LyOU
wa1 ru.bed bard b7 a DOc.k ~St.
Paul J'Ulberl, he retreated ancl
ended up IGl1nC 2S )'airda. To
make matters wone, a U.yard
penalty WQ tacked on and aud·
denly the Sa1lOl'f were 51 yards ·
away from a first down. That put St. Paul back in the
driver'• seat. Mike Lo4o iave the wlnnen their fourth in\ercep-ti.on two plays lat.er and after
bold.lnl Newport on the succeed-m. aeries, the Sword.amen went
to work aaaln. A drive ftuled at the Newport
25, but moment.a later St. Paul
waa atrtldng again lD what hu
become a traditional oianner for the Swordsmen-the pbnt return. ..
DAU,V ,.IL.Of ....... llY aldl9N..,....
NEWPORT HARISOR HIOH'S CRAIG LYONS (15) PA88E8 TO GREG P~QUIN (12) :. • • .
After taking the second ball kickoff and ripplnl St. Paul 'a de-
fense to shreds in an inspiring
72•yard TD march, the defense
held St. Paul twice without a flrst
down and Newport took
Chuck Willig," the defenstve
back who bas tleci the CIP' record
wlth 14 Interceptions thta year,
gathered in a punt and ran $'1
yard.a behind a perfect picket ln
front of the St. Paul bench for the
icinl touchdown.
I
Football
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GOif Leaders
Willlg'a clincher put an end to
what bad been a gallant aee«llCl
half effort by the Sailors.
The Newport touchdown drlve
was highlighted by a dash cL H
yards by Mike Johnson; a 14-yard
pass from Lyons to Larry Bilby.
a 12-yard aerial to Frank VencWc
and finally Johnson's 2-yard
burst over the riibt side, behind
Joe Carnahan and Doug
Brockmeyer. St. Paul carved the bandwrit·
ing on the wall ln the first half as
the Swordsmen took advantage
of Newport mistakes to
dominate.
~ Sports In-Brief
Rose Bowl·bound University at
Washington will bold football
practice at Oranae Coast College,
beginning Dec. 20, the Dally Pilot
lias learned.
The Pacific·8 Conference
champion Huskies (7·0 will
utUl%e OCC facilities and will be
quartered at the Marriott Hotel
ln Newport Beach.
Sources close to the Huskies in·
dicate that a number of the prac·
tice sessions will be open to the
public.
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LY9M .. ..... T .... la
Vel•mMle ~· C.W.11 Al9CM Nment• Tet.i1
C:OW•ll
Prix tiJm1a cbampionshle •
day. -:-·
In the semtflaal \0
GulUkaoo will meet T~ who M>pped lUcbard Lew~,
6-4. •
Ia other qu..Urflnala
Amritr-.J beat John '£ea-vef,
6-2 and Christophe Freya
Mlke Cahlll, 1·S. 1.f.
Writer Dia
. •• AND PAQUIN HAULS IT IN FOR A 13-YAAD GAIN IN THE FIRST PERIOD •. The Huskies will test the
University of Michigan (10-1) on
Monday,Jan.2,attheRoseBowl.
SPOKANE -Herbert
Ashlock, a Journalbt.
Waahlnaton, Idaho-.
California for 44 years, h ..
of a heart attack. He was 81/'
For Bitting Man Bruins Gain
l04-70Win Duke Slaps Woody
Wiih Probation
LOS ANGELES (AP)-UCLA
spent much or the aame at the
free throw line 1n a 104·70 collegei
basketball victory over Colorado
Friday night. lt was the third straight victory
CHICAGO (AP) -Coach
Woody Hayes of Ohio State was
put on probation today for taking
a s wing at a television
cameraman dl.&ring a football
game last month.
Big Ten Commissioner Wayne
Duke publicly reprimanded
Hayes for wbat he said was a
violation of tlle conference's
ruJes governing sportsman-Wee
conduct.
hayes took. a awinl •t A.BC
cameraman Michael Freedman
during the Ohio Stat.e·MlchlgJD game Nov. 19. The incident oc-
curred in front of national
television cameras and Hayes
later apologize<l to Freedman.
Duke said the prob~tion meau
that if Haf• should engage in
another un11p0rtsmanlike act wlthtn one year, he will
automatically be suspended
from coac~ th• followina two
aa~es. .. Based upon my investlgatJon
without • loet this season for the
of this matter," Duke said, •1 Bruins, ranked sixth amon& the
have concluded that coach Hayes nation's colleges.
in striking Mr. Freedman. · ,• The tall freshman recrulted by
violated the Big Ten Con· Colorado coach Bill Blair bad
ference's re~ulation dealing with trouble with the UCLA f\\ll court
.sportsmatt·llke conduct~ presa. Colondo committed 35
·'In accordance wit.. con·. personal fouls t.rylna to keep up
ference rules ... I am issuing with the quicker Bruin1.
this public reprimand. • .clung UCLA made 42 of 52 free throw
bl• ~lions as an unfottunate dis-atte~p~1. 1ettln1 ~ Pauley
play o( unsportsmanlike con-Pavillon recor<\.
duct.'' Dave Netbertoo, a 6-9 Colorado.
In reacbtng bls conclu.slon, ·freshman, was the flnt to foul
Duke said, t•ve taken into ac-out1 followed by 8-5 fruhman
count the fact that the incident. Jack Tuz. a fornter Corona del
occurred during a game char&~ Mar High star, aopbomore 8uard
wltb inucb emotion." Ton$' Elll.s and S-,fresbman Brlan
Oblo State lost U·6, and"-Johnson. •
Michigan became the ;Big Ten et1or• 10-1i11J8"'1111, J1MMA tt. v1e1111a
Rote Bowl ..nresentaUve. Ohio "·'-"'''"'"1u;nat.......,._t....._'4. • -r ) Allttlll .. ~t. Tet.Mtl9t).1t70. State will 10 to the Su1ar Bow . uCA.A ,.. -~ u, v.,,...,.'*" tt.
Several years agn Hayes was Slms .. T....,.. ~""" •t. All-s. v .......... Wlllltl.. ...~ .. ~ reprimanded by tbe com-"'"· Tocetotoa'°'' •
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ltfllfl Trails, 2-J
SYDNEY, Australia -Italy
kept its Davis CUp hopes. alive to-
day when Adriano Panatta and Paolo Bertoluccl trounced tbe
Australian combination of Phil
Dent and John Alexander, M,
6-t, 7.5 in the doubles match at
White City Courts bere. Australia now leads 2·1, bavln1
won both singles matches Fri·
day. Dent and Alexander could not
bandle Panatta'• service or
Bertoluccl's lightning play at tho
net.
Zarate Tri-. ..
MADRID -World Boxing
Council ban~wel1ht champion
Carlos Zarate of Mexico retained
bis Utle Frtday with a technical
knockout over Spanlab
challenger Juan Jose Rodrigues
In the flftb round of their
scheduled JS.round match. The 27-year-old Spaniard was
floored hrice for the count ol.
eiibt before be raised his arm
admitting def,eat ln the· flftb
round.
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BOMBAY. India -Tom
Gullik1on defeated Anand
AmritraJ, 1·6. 1-1, e.1 tn th•
quartediUll of tbe Indlan Grand
He died Thursday while-.
ins bll eon in a Spokane la,.w. •
ftce.
Ashlock spent 22 1ears aports editor of the s:Hl!Ualll
DailJ Cbroaicle .
.F19•eer s..-•~~
SACRAMENTO -Mext'911
Alf on so Zamora, who· count~ 10ontbe1eat OI bli
aaalnat aJl opponent b• ~ had under contrftt;. waa ~ded iDdefln1te1y ftiday
California Athletic Commiillkla.
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BASKETBALL I MISCELLANY:
It Takes 4 Overtimes .
, Before EV. Win~ ·66-65
BJ GLENN WRIT£ ~ ... ......,~~ rountaln Vallet Hilb '1 BUODI
ud Corona del llar'a Sea ~· battled tbrouP foUJ' quarters ot
toac-.,~ tent. buketball actloo
hlftf m,tit at Marlna Olunt. tn:itOG Beach) H1Ch.
But th• rHl pressure and tenakm wen yet to~ became
when four periods w-. ov~er It
'VIU A-a. And IO they itria let
throu&h tour overtime •• ons bitore the J.arona could elahil a
IMS victory.
l'ouatain v.n91~1 tan, toulb.
taleat-lldta fare• could never
, lbak• tbe 1'11 CJP (3-A) cham·
Pion Sea Kintl. wbo tied It wlth lJ 1eeaa to eo in rel\llatlon on
Shawn Ahern'• free throw. .
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Flaally, Ip the fourth 3-mln\rte
overtime, it looked like Fountain
Valley would wrap tt up a1 Roter
Holmes and Cbrla Mack account.
ed for HVen points to alve coach
Fight Mars
Marina's
Tri11mph
ByDAVECUNNINGBA"M Ol .. Dlllty "'91 .....
Dan Brown.,
with l : 12 left.
Ho.vever, Jett Jo.rden ~ed
ln•W• for a bUketW\th;U .a.ow.;
tn1 on tb• cloek~ancl tbat
t\ioune4tt tO ~ Fountela v~~ to stall It e>ut and the desperate Sea tanp were forced to foul! lt worktd out
their way u a Baron missed a
free throw with 18 1econda to 10
and Abemrebounded.
8o the Sea K1Qts bad thelr
chance and tht7 cet up for what
would have been the w1nn1n8
buket.
CdM coach Jack Enion was
bollerlDI, "Shoot!, 'Shoot!,
Shoot!." from thesl~., the
clock tkked toward :00.
With :en remalnlna a Sea Kini
responded and ahot. But t.be 15-
footer ftom the tlde looked to lMt
forced and a defender wu tl&bt
on the shooter.
The attempt mlsaed.
But tt fell lnto the hands of
enother Sea Kin£ who tried to
ptat the ball back QP from a dlf·
flcult ao1le on tbe baaellll•,
about tlveleet lrofll the bukeL
The effort mlded with three
second.a left. Tbe Barona re·
bounded and Ume expired.
Here are a few billhW1bta:
lat OT-with :081eft CdM mis·
HS a shot and then FV m.laaes
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THREADING A NEEDLE -Corona del Mar
High 's Jim Hitchcock weaves between Mike
1sraelsky (22), Chris Mack (right) and
RogerHolmes Oeft)whileCdMmateShawn
·Ahern stands by.
Randy Heidenreich waa so bad-
ly tnjuredm a third quarter brawl
that be bad to leave the l)'lD, but
hll Marina CHuntlnlton Beach) Hilb Vlkinb survived to post a
55-5' vidorf over Lona Beacb
)(llllbn in DOD·le&IU9 buketball
·Friday nl&bt at Marina.
Heidenreich WU attacked by
two Mllllhn players wbo were
apparently avea1ln1 some
pbyalcal aet:lvlty under the buket'
that otflciall bad mined at the
other end of the court. MUllk.an
eoach Bill Odell told the Dally
Pilot Heidenreich bad punched
oneofbllplayeninttiemouth.
Pirates Upset
Saddleback Rolls
Into OCC Finals
By CRAIG SHEFF
Of ... o.i ,, ...... M.lltf
Saddleback College, playing its
best game of the season, rolled to
a(l easy 103·89 victory over
Fullerton Friday night to 1ain
tonight's finals of tbe Miles
E>ion basketball tourney at
O?;tnge Coast.
Coach Bill Mulligan's Sad·
dteback Gauchos will duel Im·
pertal Valley at 9 tonight, follow·
ing a third place batUe at 1 in·
volvin& OCC and Fullerton.
OCC's Pirates fell to Imperial,
63·59, after holding an ll·polnt
lead with 14 minutes to go.
In the consolation s ame
to!Jight at S, Santa Rosa takes on
LACC. Santa Rosa knocked off
LA Southwest, 94-16, while LACC
trimmed Phoenix, 82·77.
Saddleback, displaying some
fine shooting in its run-and-gun
atyle, breezed to lts fourth a~ajght win behind the shooting
of Rlch McElrath, Tlm Kni&bt.
Artie Green and Rodney Miller.
. 'the Gauchos put the game
away in the closing minutes of
the.openlnl half. Jlolding a 22·20 lead, Sad·
dlebaclt scored 10 points in a
row-and it wasn't close after
tbat. In that 10-0 spurt, Tom U oy
ca•ped an 18-foot jumpe r,
'McElrath followed with a two·
pointer from the top of the key,
illc:k Patterson hit from in clo.e And McElrath fired in two free
throws, sandwiched around a nif·
ty driving layup.
'that made tt 32·20 and the
Gauchos were beaded for their
e-1iest victory of the young
laon. Saddleback enlarged the lead
4''29 at the half and enjoyed a
advantage with &:30 to 10
when Mulligan went to his third
string. McElrath bad 21 points, includ·
ing nine free throws. And five of
those charity tosses came after
Fullerton was assessed three
technical fouls mid way through
the second half. Official Laird Rayes called a
technical on a Fullerton player
and when Hornets coach Eua
Van Hom said something un·
complimentary about the call, be
got two more technicals by·
referee Bob Wetzel. But at that point, Saddleback'
had the game well in hand.
Meanwhile, Orange Coa11t
played its pool'eSt game of the
season, turning the ball over 21
times en route tothe loss.
The Pirates led, 44·33, with 14
minutes left. but turnovers and
missed shots helped the Arabs
get back in it. Imperial Valley took lts first
lead of the second half with 3:SS.
to go on a shot by Larry Woods •
That made it 58-57 and OCC
never was in front a1ain-
although coach Tandy GlWs'
team bad the opportunities.
The Pirates turned the ball·
over twice and missed four shots
in the closing tbr~ minutes.
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l:IO a.m. (7) -COUEGB .ooTBALL -!Athl,it n. UO · ....
Hustling
Huntington
Wins, 71-62~
ByEBNIE CAmLLO
Ol•Dllltf ..........
Huntlngtoo BeaCh Hilb basket-
ball coach Roy Miller better have
a lot of tape and lee stocked up
for the upcominl season. It loots
like the Oilers are 1oin1 to need
it.
A team not afraid to send all
five men crashing the board.9-or
the floor-Hunttnston Beach
used its aggresive, hustlin1 style
to def eat visiting La Habra Hlih.
71-82, in a game that was
no•bere near as close as the final
score would indicate.
"'Kamikaze Kida mlgbt be a bet·
ter name for the Oilers, who
literally ran over, through and
around La Habra to even their re.
cordatl·L
Muaclln1 their way un·
derneath, Rico Thompson. Grer
Steinhaus, Tom Peatoleat end
Curt Wooten each bad at least
eight rebounds as the Oilers
wound up with sstotal.
Pestolesi bad I.a and Steinhaus
10:
The latter was alt0 tbe of·
fenalve star, scoring 19 points OD
various moves around the key
and more than taking up the scor·
1nl void left when Peatolesl bad
to alt most of t.bJI one our becausa
offoultrouble. ~
Steinhaus was particularly bot
1n the final three minutes of the
second period when he scored·
eight points, blocked two abuts,
bad ~ Interceptions and was
usually found on the Ooor chas-
ing a loose ball.
Tbinp went so wen for tbe
Oilers that MWer was able to'
play bis eecond. atrtng most of the
floal quarter. J.a Habra's
atarten took advi.nta1e of the
generosity to trim a 25-point de-
ficit tonlne. Like most preulng, run·and·
gun teams early in the 1euoa,
HunUniton Beach bad problems
with fouls and turnoven. a.a ...... u II 11 ill lledlmt ........ '~'== c... '~'=~ Ketty etlt ~ 111"
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CIF Football
Alter a brawl that bad players
from both benches en1a1ed in
violent excbanges, Heidenreich
was left 011 tbe floor wlth a
bloodledfaceandawollenjaw.
He left the IYID under hll own ~wer and tater rePorted a palb· ~ul jaw, but no serious 1njurtea.
One Millikan player wu ejected
from the same for lnitiatlna the
fight.
The bnwl occurred with about
three minutes rema.J.ninl in the
third quarter wben Marina led,
38-32. Tbe suddenness of the attack
aee~ to leave Marina shaken.
and MUlikan took the moinentwn.
Tbe Rams surged to take the lead
early in the fourth quarter, '8-4.5,
and the same was never mont
thanonepolntaparttherestofthe
way.
Tbe decldinl hoop came fro~
John Bohm, who took a perfect.
paaa under the hoop and laid it ln
with30aeconda lefttogive Marina.
aSS.5'lead.
Mllllkan worked the ball until
just seven seconds remab\ed and
called time out. When play re-
sumed Steve Neptune put up a
hurried ~footer that waa too
long, Marina snared the r ebound
and celebrated a tense victory.
It gives the Vikings an
ausPicious start to their season,
bavln1 beaten Corona del Mar.
and Mlllikan on aucceeslve nllbts
fora 2-0record.
Mlllikan'a Doug Marty, an All·
CIF pick one year aco aa a junior,
led all acoren with 22 while
Marina got 18 points from Leland
Bruce. Heidenreich was the Vlk·
tnp • aecood leadlnc scorer with
lOpolnta wbenbe left the 1ame.
:ifiJllkan extended a alx-Point
See Brawl, PaaeM
lagnna Ftve Falls
• SadclJebact Hleh (Santa Ana>
prevailed in a low-1corln1
basketball clash wlth boat
Lasuna Beach, «·88, Friday
nt1ht. Only $hJ"ee Laguna players
acored-ll'erry Hau1bt bad 7,
Rand1 Smith contributed 8 and
.Jim 8'cbardlon led the way with
2L Saddleback led at the half,
»1T.
JEFF BURDEN (23). TRIES TO BLOCK A MIKE HEIDE SHOT.
Dolphins Top Irvine
Dana fills breesed to an easy
1T1-35 victory over Irvtne High to
in non-league basketball action
Friday night.
• Coach Art Jenkins' Dana Hills
Dolpblm moved in front at the
outset of the game and held the
lead throughout with nine
players getting Into the acorlnc
column.
Mlke Samuels wu the leader
with 21 while Chris Goller added
16. Jim Rudy WP hiih point man
for the losing Irvine squad with
13. Dana Hills will participate in
the Gardea Grove tournament
besinning Tuesday while IA.IUD•
wUl bOlt its own tournament
1tartln1 ~y.
eraie JOU pvem this year.
Thit WU ODe of the ~ft•
cUtn1 ~a"' that I've had ln
eoacblna, with the tut ol open· ma a new 11ebool, but we had a
areat time and letUnc to the CIP
playoffs was a IJ'eit tbrilL
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2 1 ' J I 0 t 6
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AIA Quintet,
Maryland Vie
WATER POLO/GJRLS SPORTS/Ml CELl!ANY
CIF et
Action
T~y
Rustlers
o....,.,.. 1111 0•1 u v.11..,
• .. fl ,. •
S.llCHrt S 1 I 11
Sttlelllllo 4 O o I
Sailors Fall, 79-77
Zll'IMI 4 4 l 12 aoctean I 1 l 4
Fletcller 4 1 l •
OllHOY I > 0 S uaar 1 2 o •
·-' 0 1 2 ,..Ills l o t • Oerreboft O o a o
Cl>•mllffp i J f •
Oltlbs 1 O I 2
Totell 21 1• t• 10
Halttlme: y. Valley, GJO.
Newport Harbor
High 's Sailol'I dropped a
79·77 basketball dedsion
to Canyon High
(Anaheim) at the latter's
invitatiooal Friday night
and return to the same
scene today at 5 in the
consolation semifinals at
Basketball · ag~!~~~ry:~ DeBusk's
.111.-v_...,...,..11 Newport Harbor Sailors
Men11u1.c--•11W•s got double figure scoring
°"9fte Clll ~c;.cwull 1, Cel• f B · F u. SMllln 11, Klndtrf 11, .i-a z. rom rian reeman
on1az.Meto¥•· (19), Brl•n Maravlch
MetlM-+tot,.... u , ,. .. 110 17, (17) and Dan Stekol (16),
leylef •• '"4WI 1e. lkk 1, Kai"' 2. He1tti-:i.a. but Canyon's Rick
Wheeler (20 points and 16
rebounds) proved too
much to overcome.
Newport had one lut
chance to tie after Can-
Pro Scores
yon scored a free throw
to make it 79-77, but the
Sa 11 ors cou Id not
~enetrate. ..._......,m, .
,-.. tt .. t•
Stekol s • 4 1t
Pvtm111 4 o s t
Merevlcll t I I 17
..... , , 1 2 1
l'rMmen • 7 4 It
S-k I 0 I 2
Slrwt 1124
OU98fl I 2 0 •
TOlela 2t 1t I' 11 ._. ... Qllerten
Newport 12 1' IS t1-71
CMyell , 1t It 16 ~~
LEASE
1978 CHEVEI IE
4 dNr Hll dllit ~iliiiiiP"
Field Hockey
WOMeN'l"l.LOMOCl(•Y
(.alH. MMeT_ ....
(Al~._.CM .... I
le<.eMI ...... c~•N•>
De A rue 2. Goldert W•I 0 Oii•-•, lkltll I c.e•.U..
Mt. S.8 ""40ftlo 4, Sien'• 1
Fulleruu. i.-.o llNdl t T_.,..~
,. a.m .-4'UllOIWll .,., Ml. SAC
Ull1>
·-011• .w.aw.9\lttt(Jrd) 2P.".>·-0.ANA1'L0ttle111Ult>
OlaU"1•LD..OOC•Y
M ... 8Mdl (11•1Le~
Hv11tl89ten 8e1Cll acotln1-
Erpenllecll. VARSITY ...... v....., (II '41 ...... F-l•lft V .. I" _.,,,. Mt!Ool"
HoldlKll,
JUNIO• VAltllTY ,. ... v.-.coc11.......,
DAIL V PtLOT
.
M arle Lundi'e o
Newport Harbor~
School was selected-: a ·
most valuable player
the Sunset Leacue ln•
Sirls volleyball com-1·
tion as the cbamploli4ilP •
Newport Tan dom.lJ)at.ed fl.rat team berths. _
In addition to Lumltte, ·
the Tan bad four ~
players on the eidl~'lll' ·
first squad inclod:ll Karen Olson. Korl ~
Area Calendar
Kris Pulaski and .~art Ruah. The sixth me'mber
of the starting Ne~J)ort
squad, Lynn Droke, re-
ceived a berth Of the
.....,(Dec.JI
Weter ~"•A eftd >A flMll et EH1 LM Afttt• CIDI .... ( .. A et '·
1-A el 7 :IOI, SUite JCflNtallt O.Mu
C.11999.
Soccer--4t•I• JC flMI• •I El
CamlllO Col"-(~ -Col'-v• Oii-.. II; Mhsllll Viejo M
l!dllOfl Hitt! JV '-NY, l!dlMft et
So<ltll Ton-~.__.,.
llHkelNll-Mlllilr Del. UlllllO,_ty, l!dllOfl, ....,,...,. ... ,_.. et C.VM
H 1111 IO\lmey; lnlM et lltellCllo
"l•ml• <II, c.epiltr-Vet..., Hltll at SM! C .......... O:IOI, l!I TOf'O •I
Santi •t• (II, Hu11tl11t18ft Yell•Y
Cl>rllll•8 vs ~ Cllfl1t1M et
~HllVlewHltllCll;IU .. tactMlll >•noe c.oea Gii .... et 0r.,. c.on -:011-.e lcl<lrN'y: uc; 1 rvlne et vc s...
All-loop
Volleyball
Na ncy Tresselt of
Lag una Beach and
Aileen Semonsen of
Corona del Mar were
selected as co-players of
the year in girls
volleyball for the South
Coast League.
CdM had four other
players picked for the
first team including
Sus ie Crone, Cheryl
Johnston, Monica Park
and Marcie Wurts.
Laeuna Beach, co·
champions with CdM.
placed three players on
the first team including
Karin LJne. Karen
Lynch and Linda
Robert.son. Three Mi11ion Viejo
players completed the
first team selections.
Wendy Baldwin, Kim
Bachelder and Jeanne
Bea\lprey were picked
from the MV Diablos.
01e11e <•>. 01M11t wett 11t Meorl*k • aecond squad. • ~~:\11~'°"• •• Mar ., Others on the !Jtrst I :::;:. .. ~.'.:;~~~:! team included Anne
au1 TOf'os-w.y'-""' u..iJ:"'"' Erpenbeck and Chris
•• .,.. ,....,,..,: Qp1ttr-ve1 .. v ec Hensley of Hun•& .. .n.--._ft c._...-ece...,,,.., ce1111t 10 B hand Ki ~~ .. ~ 1.111.1; 0r.,.. c...st c..1 .... ..,. eac mNu;. ==:=. • aw1a v111a ~inr!arin:_~bil)h ( ~, _ crew -UC lr~M at OWllClnH D ~ ,
11t ... , .... Ulfte._,.c ... m.1. econd team ~ 0~1• ..... ,...e-.cl~ 4-A flNll alao went to Debbi11 I': (.._llff\~W<Mww•MM "' • etH<Hltlft9WlllMdlHltll.l,_111.I. fOWI and Cheryl c,~ oim•a.:= uc1M11uta... Huntington Be~· Oleeo•iwtui • •• G1111 fteW ~Jc flNI• Joann Kalama of E
11 G•I..., -11 c.11 ... Ccll•m· (Huntington Beach) ' ~·.:::;.:~.Jct-MY Sharon Mulherin an
nne11 .. Se1N11Uclc Oii .... llM'te Brend a s i l v a nJ
Kl!Oela flMl6 et S, -lnlMll et W t 1,,_._ •:" _,, es m'""'""'r. ? , ••
......., ,Dec... ·Pre Bask ·an· •••lltlbell-Meler Del, l!dl-. p e•L:.'
J11l"8rtlty, N•W904'1 Herber et I.II
CAii"°" Hltll ........ I l..eflllle .. Kii ,.. ................... 1 • • IDWMY (eel Hitll ¥1 MIMloft V .. je 6 • r p,m.; 9rM,,. ••*'<la •1• ._m.: "1e.VaU.,-.c.r-~~J ...
HufttllltlOI\ Velley CtlrbtllM'I ,,. ~ cl9I ~I,~--L99-llNCtl 7:• p.111.I; LIMftY Henl, Lyor11S,SMt-t.
ow1111ett et c:..-ve11.., ov11t1eit .'-'•'" v .. ltoy-(:.wf •· """"'\\. 7:JO. swanlOft 2. Miiier •· Mar~a,,
So<cer-<:ap111..-v.u.., at lit Wllll•ml7. -' MlrMe II) HellUmo: ... I\ Vel...,, ~U, r , . ,;~~
HVC Logs 47-36 W&il~
• ' ':>
He also grabbed ei~ re-
bounds. -.~
Jeff Frazer scored 27
points to lead Huntington
Valley Christian Hilb School (Newport Beach)
to a 47·36 non·lea1ue
basketball victory over
host Chadwick Hilb
(Palos Verdes) Friday
nieht.
The victory wu tbe
second strallht for Hunt~
inaton Valley this
aeuon.
Frazer, a 6-8 center ror
Uie Conquerors, hit 27
points on 10 field 1oals
and seven free thre>W".
'°"' 0....-. Cllrtllell Hlltllcoo. a1111e11
MlldloOell. Ed .........
••••• a11 11111. toll .......... Diie ......
=•Wener. Mlllt
Capistrano Val~
Christian fell t.o \~t
Calvary Baptist ([Al
Verne>. 66-51, despU. a
24-point performan~ lllt .
Ron Bailey.
Robert Turner 1
wtnnens with 36.
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klllt
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, ... ,, MISCELLANY
• &
. GW:WinS; C.81 Aggies
BmAJling More Test Lehigh
.. DA VIS, Calli. (AP> -A pair ot
Tha B bb rtfl•·•rmedCerbacuareex· pected to hi Sill the otf eose u n a 0 y jCal-Davil ~ Lehl1h tn an
San Jose State,
Aztecs Collide
In·FinalS
TORRANCE-Golden
West CoUe1• mo\led into
the championabJp came
of the California state
junlor collece soccer
championships wlth a 2·1
victory over Ohlone
Colle1e Friday m1bt at
El Ca111looColl•1e.
.. "'*, .,._,., uc:a -• rM& a vw.c ===-'°""..... SOUTH HAVEN ~:i::":.1-. ,._;.~ t:-!:"" Miclt, (AP~IA-1*,~
GeMIOM,ONeer> t.• U -year.old ldd named !'.:'r~!.~., ._ Too ~ 1( ... ., Eddie Baritet landed a M•at.., •a.. Jo ..;..m.. ...t Job u nlgbt bllllard ~.:!:.•• Mr. Tl1•r lhtllet, 1'00m attendant at the
Scre4c -01v1deo. ~ end Englewood Men'I Club. °""'' •· IM, M1 8\lddle "It was a pretty basic
1.r..._ ,.:;...c.;:::.:.: ... • set-up," Barker saJd of
•OUltTMllAC:l-UOyMd• h .. ,.
old11. Puneta
LttHIYlt
CCeNllll) 18 00 '·'° •.20 ""· Al•mlm Good la....k>) i,40 2.60 8'11.,.tl,. (NICodllnu$) j .0
'Tim. -11 21
Alto ren-Sll'(Wlnde<, l'l•t 01-.
Credit Cl\eroe. Pad•-. PeDQI• Jett,
MfT Ct
the two bowUna alleys
and five balls. "After
you rolled tbe ball, you
walked down and reset
the pin• yqun~."
But a luting attrac-
tl on waa formed.
Eighty-three years later,
Bark~r i&, bowlln& more
than ever.
"I bowl ln four leaiues
durina the week and
twice on Sunday. I'm
also secretary for all o(
those leagues, and that'•
a full-time job."
Barker turned 97 last
month. And even though
birthdays are acatn
becoming special for
him, he didn't miss hil
league play that niaht.
Now he's lookinc
forward to 1980, when
he '11 be 100.
·NCAA DMalon ll f oOtball plll)'off
semifinal. • chance. huslllna fruit to The bometeam ~Iles 11.0
tnlckera atnl&ht. and the vWUni EniinM 10:2'
JJ•rker retired Jbout \vlll be vyln1,.for a berili tn the time World War lI U..Dtvlllon u llhata the PJonee.r
ended, but ll WU • n~t-Bowl at Wlcblt& Fans Tex next
lq experience. A bowl-Saturday • · •
inl alley opened wlth 10 L. hi • r lanea ln 19'6 and be was e lh quarterback Mike
an early cuatomer. Soon ReJ.ker led the Engineers lnto the
be was boldin& down the O. ft rµ.._ desk early evenlnss ao -•
the owne?JI could take a O. ••llel '1. 91Se -.... dlnoer break.. and be '1 ' been there tver alnce. semi-finals via a 30-23 win over
Despite the chances in Ma11achusetta laat week; com·
bowlln& slnce be be1an. pleUng2Sof40paasesfor351toucb
the game.Ullaerves u •· yardsandfourtoucbdownpasses.
klnd <>f social club lune-Junior wlde receiver Steve
tion for him. He la "Pop" Kreider caucht all four acorlna
tQ both the senlor tosses, which covered 71, 35,
citizens who bowl here. seven andel&htyards, and causht
and to the pre-teens who ninepaasesforl7lyardainall.
come in to feed the pin Reiker, aaenior, bu completed
ball machines. 80 percent ot bis passes this year
The other night, be for 2,7~ Y_Fds lJi eac~ the DI·
was amilina away a tlon'a fourth-ranked passlni or-
choru.a ol aood-nalured tense. ribbing aa be went Davia ls led by junior.
t b r o u g h a n o t b e r quarterback Mike Morosld, who
newspaper picture and completed 16 of 29 passes for 239
intervlewseaslon. yards ln Jut week's 34-16 victory
R e porters com e over Bethune-Cookman.
around every November Moroskl tossed touchdown
it seems, and once h~ passes of 45, 26 and 31 yards
SAN JOSE (AP> -San Dte10
StateandSanJoseSlate, meeting
today ln 1 re,SonaUy televised col-
le1e football came, are l\othina it not wellreated.
Saa DJeco. 9·1 and ranked lStb
ln tbe nation, h.un't played since
Nov.19, while the Spartans, 4·8 on
the season, have been l41e since
Nov.12.
Tbe 1ame ori1lnally was
acheduled for Nov. 2S, but wu de·
layed •to accommodate a
tel•vlaionrequest.
The A.iteca featured by a b11h~
powered offense, paced by
quarterback Joe Davl' and run-
ning back David .TuJDer, both
• rankedn.aUonally.
Davia, the nation's sevepth·
rated passer, has completed Wor
250attemptsfor2,03Syardsand20
touchdowns, with 11 lntercep-
tionJ. Hi! favorite receivers are
Dennis Pearson, with 47 rteeP:-
ttona and five touchdowns, and
Ronnie Smith, who bu cauitit 33
for U JCOres.
Tu mer, a senior, h11 rushed for
1,Ifl yards-tsth best nationally
-and 12 touchdowns and needs
less than 50 yards to become S,an
Dle&o's slogle·seaaon rushm&
record holder. .
A victory today will aUow the . S"e tcllM -Tflll'f A Prl"o,
Chepler II-. MldrllgM Ac1Ve110. Eur~•" .
u ... ,,. •·Lll .. trt• & S·Mr.
Atamlte• 0-, .... t162.ll
"I just want to be able
to walk up there, pick up
my ball and deliver lt
like always, just for tbe run of it."
made lt into Ripley's
"Believe It or Not' when
be was bowling in seven OCC Kickers Honored
'' '™ RAal -1'11 rerds. , YHr oldl & .. ,. 091ml"G. P\lrst tl, 100.
l.oUe Lu<kr
CDomlrttWll 22.20 12.00 7.60 Jet Qler91"' 2 (Nlcodem\IS) 11.00 1.00
(Wy ltlOflt(ONfl Gatti •.20
Tl .... -~ Alto ,.., -AllW9 Orie, Jutt Jim
Oenclr, Sllptr S..<l:lleroe, Grind Ber,
s.i .. sn1 ... , Cftf-••• Jet
No KrlCcr.•
leagues.
Barker doesn't mind
the attention.
"I like to talk about the old days," be said . .,But
there's not many that
want to listen anymore.'"
Orange Coast College's Brian
Gateley and Armando Salinas
have earned All-South Coast Con-
ference soccer honors and Nie
Pirates' Barry Wallace was
selected coach of the year.
All·lellt• Celltt Ctlll«MC• l'lmTNm
Goell.-S""'9 Hr.,,. lfuller1.olll; llellbtcb-
Anal; llllfti.<"'-NUlle .O<noe ($ant• An•I.
ArmelldO SeltNS IOCCI; fOrwenN-ROC.tt Rtot <Cerrlt°'I. J,..n $111\0ovet IS.nta ..,,.,, c;.w..r
DeCarmo (SlintaAMI, sea.,. Meeo lf111,.,...,1. ~
S.CellllTetm
'UlTM llACa -250 yards. :I ,...., Olds. ffu• sa M,000.
The native o! l-f uico
spent a few years ln Ken-
tucky before moving to
Chicago. A few years
after that billiard club
job, there wu a little
squabble in the Carib-
bean and Barker, not yet
18, signed on to fight in
Cuba. About the time
Barker and his medical
corps reached Florida,
the Spanish-American
War ended.
• f..O MarukJI (l'ulltn.onl, 8'1an CHll•ltr IOCCI;
MIU ReyllOla l.5eftUI ~·· Jim Kellr ls..u. College
Basketball
Goell-Tom Lytle ISallt.1 Allal; fwllD•<k ..
kOU e .. a11um IF1141et10nl, Larry Remlru cc.r-"*'''· Pflll 5andlltck COCCI, J utn c;cm.1 ICer· rliotl; lltllb9cu-.t.bll Rrttt <Groumonl), Al••
Muno1 lSe nte A11t); lonurd.,...Nldc Rolltr 1Fullertonl1 Jerry llell IGfcumontl, MIU eoop.r
IG<oum-1,Rldc ~ C~I. Pla,er-«·tne-.,..r--00-(5anLt AMI.
Pacllk Dr..,.,,
~•rd) 6.00 J Ml J.20
Gotta Welle Up (1("'91111 5 IO J.40
Etta Cl\l<k (Tr ... wel l.20
-r1 .... -11.tS
AlllO .... -Andy'• Royel, ,,,_e
llld, Myrl.,,, Bit"'-<•. Jode<k, Race
YOV HOtT!e, ""'"'"$Tidy Too Scretclled-HGp•• HOp
~IVaNTH llACE -170 yerds. 3
v••r old• & up. Clelmlno. P""e
Barker still is strong
limbed and strong
voiced, although be says "·'°'· 9uaup IT,.Hurel
OINtrtier llelldltr
CO.tombe)
OllCl\ere• CWellOft)
1t seems to get colder ~'° 140 .uo earlier each passing
11 ao 10.60 winter. He has a slight
•. .., hhearing problem, but
l at's more fl result of an
Tl-CM
scretclled -Wiid Olerrr lreM'f.
ltocltet THI •• •••cu $-1 .. w' a 4-0Mrtw ................
at ... lM llACa -2'0 yardt. 3 'feer ~"9• A up. P\lne$U,~. ~011 tll,Pt.
Ultte e1uesi-.p
ILlpl\lm) UO J.00 UO
Tl...., O..:Utle IV..._.,,I UO 4AO
Plelll'f Go""'-• (AllllOI\) J.~
Tlmt-17.71
Al .. ,.,.. -NlltlW Cl•ll. A z.,,..
""""" LoutOl\'I ....... Windy Rron N•ocret<llH
NINTH llACll -400 'tffdt. J rHr
Olels. Clef mine.""'" $2,200. •
early job than old age.
"I worked ln the
freight tunnel• und.,r-
Chicago for 19 years, rid·
ing those electric c ara.
and later as a
supervisor,•• be ex-
plained. "You can't im-
agine bow loud it was
down there."
In 1926, the Barkers
came to South Haven for
a son's health, and he
found a job at the old O..rro's Roc.ket
(ltauglll 1uo • 40 ao South Haven Fruit Ex-Joltlll' Joe IHar11 \I Midi• ,., ( Clilll
Tlme-2!0.'4
i 20 UCI
7.00
Al .. ren -CM(>ld'• Mell. Hervey's 1t94ue1t, Unclrcwl•ted, Lucky u, llCNtr.,. f'(W DI_,, l'ly •r N19'1t ear,
l'•m e KlptylM Scretclled -Oold Stuff, 5'1f"'f Go,
a....1 RelfHt, LAllM Oepotltt
$1 I Ude ~I llaclltt a 1 .. "9ftl,.• JM, .... OtMM ·
Altel>NllC9-7..tSt
Uige Results
....... 2 .... ···::n--.:-..... l!dl 1111 IO, U.I, Hlfterf.
aen111 11, Tek\11111 2, .. rllurtcl J,
Kel•'I' 1, lo'l'ff" 12, Jonlen •. Oluller .. .,....... ..
Helttlme: Eclson, o.u.
· Los Al Entries
Pvt'lt$7-Dadl •em <Mcllr)
t 'ma 141,.. Tiii .. (CINID)
l'HUUd'f <Wenl)
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Ur•l'I Oo Go (llelllit)
SmMUI ICll1'f <Alli..) Flrlfle CN<:llt"9 Utln)
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'" ARIHBEI ,,,
m PORSCH ,,, LE~SING
SIXTH RA<* _.Ml \'Wdf, a ynr A
Old• & UP, Ollmlnt. rune NSIO. • .....EW & us•D Clelml"I ,.,la S2500. "' I: Tlwlt Trlple HMlll IHM1)
Leo Prl•m li...w&I
f'l'fl"ID1$~)
otdl• •ut Goodie <W!lllWI') H•v• o-to.y IU""""I
"""'""' Ous1er (Qer1-) Oler I It 0,..., (c.troou) .Ifft l)ancly ("°"llfl)
'"9dr s.v..-<llallllal ,.... .......
Go Ce)lll! (Allltln) 0.ndvl Star (l(llitM) Oot\t 0...,,.. <t.)SNm)
CAU fHt_QPaT
BILL YATES,~
Wl/PORSCHI
-4800 . 493-4511
OllGIMA\ EQUIP.
OM''" uas• -u~1•ov•> ·•11 ~111n nu
FAST RAK
WHITEWALLS
27~. 28~ ..
·=THI
FAMOUS
LAREDO
WHITlWAll
I
Aztecs to match l11t year'• 10.1
record. Thocialy loss wu a 34·14
def eat b1 PCAA cbaQ\plon
Fresno State, Wblch tnuctd San
Jose45-24.
The Si>aftW: are only 4-6, but
have won three of their lut s1x
Oial"Vl'etl~ a.-• 7 •• J Jli4I'.
aa11)ea and Jost narrowly to Sun
Bowl·bouqd Stanford, 81·26.
Quarterback Ed Luther baa
provided most of the San Jose of·
fense, complet•n1 113 of %36
passes for 1,287 yarcla and el1bt
toucbdowns.Halfba~KevlnCole
has rushed for 703 yard• to pace
the ground 11me.
BRkWL. • •
Ccaattn•From P11eBI
lead ln the !int quart•r and
looked like lt'had matten pretty
well under control until they sud·
dertly went cold in th• •Ocond
perlod.
Alter a 20-POtDt output ln the
first quamr, MllUkan was held to
just seven ln the aecond 1tama. a
credit to Martna 's sudden im·
provement ln the rebounding de-
partment.
Milllkan's 1J$tlead was at5'·53
, with 1:40 remalnins, when Duane
Bergman converted two free
throws.
Mllt ..... IMI ,,..,,.,
f ••rtlttt Wetteu •
e.rom..,
Neti'-lr-n
Tetll•
fl ft pf Ip '° 3111 tt 1 a J s • a s 11 J • 1 11 , 0 2 2
I 0 1 2 3111 I 12 5A
~(W) .... ,..
llOllm J o i 10 Olton 2 0 ...
Heldllnlt4c:ll S 0 t 10
lnK• J 0 '" Hutt.t I 0 1 • Tleul :t t J 7 Mlellla 1 0 t t
Totals 2S S tt JS sc •• ..,....,..
10 7 IJ lt-64
.. " t ti-ff
MllllU"
lilar1"9
G we ~m lace £1
Cam1no tonl1hl (8) for
the. UUe. El Camino de·
teated Alamoda, 5-01 tn
the other 'ame Friaay.
Goldtn West bu d~••t·
ed El Camino twtct tbll
~ear. •·land 3·2.
Delan Paulsen, with •n
usiat from Jt.m Popcw,
a cored the lint fOI' with 23 minutes left iJi tbe
tirat half. Tyrone Blair
hit the second with 10
minut~s to pla1 in the
haU on an assist.by Jack
Greenwater. Ohlone's
soal came on a penalty
kick wlth all the scori.nc
in the first half.
* * * f'aaf'eoccaa
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MOLINE, 111. (AP) -When
ObD Vise wu a boy be used to
ataQd alone tbe Missiaalppl Rivet
ud watcb for a st.emwheeler to cbumby.
With Show On,
Duds Go Off
As All .Strip
TURIN, Italy (AP) -Under
the slo1an "Let's Strip
To1ether," housewives are lak·
ing it all oil ma Turin televlaioo
qu\,z show whose rules resemble
the American party 1ame, strip
poker.
The show la aired by a cable
televlsiaa station each.Friday at
mldnlgbt.
Masked women contestants
shed one arUcle of clothing each
time a man telephones lD the cor-
rect answer to a question before
the contestant can answer tt.
When the woman wina the race,
she put.a one piece of apparel
back on.
At the end, the contestant re·
celves a fur coat or stole u a
prize. The masks are intended to
hide the women's identity from
relatives and fttends.
Feminist! and tellatous sroupa
have denounced the strip qub u
degradine t.o women. But the
show, which began in October,
baa drawn sizeable audiences in
this nbrthern Italian city where
half a dozen cable TV stations
have late-night programming.
"My wife aaya some of them
must have done a lot of rehears·
inl because she saya abe could
never do it that way," said one
Turlnese who declined to be iden-
tified.
The station, Teletorino Jn.
ternational, said it has received
sacks of mall from women urg.
in1 male appearances, but so far,
only one man bu sone on.
He strlpped to bis shorts, loet
his nerve and stopped the game.
"UCl's 17
To Offer
Papers c.J
Twelve fraduate StU·
dents and five faculty
members from UC
Irvine are presenth~I
papers at the 76tb annual
meeting of the American
Antbropo1olfcal Associa-
tion meetinl tb1a week in
Houston.
, The UCI delegation la
beaded by Dr. A Kimball
Romney of Newport
Bf&Cb, chalrman of the
u11lveraity prosram in
anthropology and social
behavior.
Otber utran-
throPologtata presentin1
papers are Drs. Dou1Iaa
White of La Jolla, and
John P. Boyd, Michael t Burton and Jean Lave of I L11una Beach.
Graduate atudents
from the local area are
Joao Ferreira-Pinto of
Irvine, ~er Tenrwall
of Huntinlton Beach and
Malcolm now and Lee
Saller of Newport Be~ch.
"l •• completely fuclD&led
by them, and I dreamed that aae
day I'd have one," said Vln, a
florid-faced. red-haired. 1rown·
up Ruck Finn.
Now he and bla wife, Bonnie,
avetbeirowndream boat.
IT WASN'T EASY. Vize ad·
vertlaed in the Waterways
Journal for a atemwbeel towboat
of 1930 vintage, desisn suitable
for convenlon to a houseboat. He
got a nibble from a man in
Warsaw, Ky., and when be saw/
The Belle ol Warsaw ln October,
he fell In love with it.
"It 'a the only one or its kind in
the world," said Vb:e.
It is a steel-hull paddler built
by an old river boat captain ln
1983 as a hobby. Reaemblin1 a
miniature Delta Queen, it 'a 54
feet Joni with a 14-foot beam. a
draft of two feet, and wei1ha 29
tona.
IT'S POWERED BY a diesel
en1ine, uses propane gas for
cookin1 and heaUng, bas a
generator electric system and all
the comfort.a of home -a galley,
stateroom, bathroom, sleeping
quarters for at least four.
The first thing Bonnie Vize, a
music teacher, did was move her
spinet piano aboard. The first
thing her husband did was
change the name to the Captain
John V.
"In order to swing the deal, I
sold our home and used the equl·
ty to pay $25,000 for the boat,"
said Vlze, 311 a real estate agent.
"We moved mto a less expensive
house so we would have one foot
on the 1round, but most of the
time we spend aboard."
The Viles have no children.
VIZE SAID HE never even
owned a row boat onUl be sot the
sternwheelet. But be planned
well for the day hia dream would
come true.
He joined the United Staie.·
Coast Guard, studied
seamanship ln San Dleao.
worked on locks and dams wjth
the Anny Corps of Engineers and
became a quarte"rqter, P~· .
CAPTAIN JOHN V: THEIR DAEAM BOAT
John and Bonnie Vin wtth Stemwheeler
ing river craft aa ID expert ing it uPfl,ream on the MilaiNip-
belmaman for two years on the pi, wheH I was faced wttb buck·
Miaaiaatppi. When he left the Ing a currentof8miles an hour ID
service, be worked for a barge a boat that would do only 'I miles
)ine. anho'\lr."
( _ Vize bou1ht the boat from Vize piloted the atemwbeeler
Capt. Russell "Bubby" Hall, a ni1bt Ud day, loutng 975 miles
ferry operator in Warsaw. -479 of them on the Ml!aiaaippl
· -on a Journey that started Oct. "BE ACQVDlED nu a sort 11 and ended at the Sunset of toy and bad lt on bls>ekl," said piarinaooOct.31. •
Vlze. "It wu an adventtire I'll never
"After buyt..q lt. I tbouaht I forget as loai u I llve, but one I
bad a white elephant became It would do all over again if I had
was too bil to haul OD tbe to, .. aaid VJze.
h11bway," aaid Vlze. •'The only
th.in• to do WU pilot lt down tbe AT BVllLINGTON, Iowa.
Ohio River to the cooflueoce ot • about 90 miles dowutream from
the Milslulppl at Calro Ill. aod the Quad Cities, Bonnie Vile
up tbe Miuilalppl to it.I new Joined her buabancl for the final
home, theSunaetMarln1 at Rock runtolbeSunsetMartnes.
Island. "She trouibt tome ateaka Jnd
pork cbopl and grUled them. I
•• •&UB8Y' ACCOXPANIED never tasted anythlna ao good in
me to Cairo, but l wu alone lak· my life," said Vbe.
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NEW YORK <AP) -No o.ginoa mw tten with a flamJnc broom blU& acrc111 Uie y. winced monkeys awoop ovw the t.net •carina
uq cirll and amall dop. No beM·DOMd, black·
d appariUon in a pointy bat leaps about sbaklna
r fist and burlini flreballl.
Instead, in an alry apart.me• o look.In• anbattan 's plush Gramercy Park. the woman
o cackled meuaclnily at a terri~t teeD·qed
dy Garland 38 years aco aha oDeCUutly in a
chen cbalr while a beauticl&ll curb htr ahOl't
ay locka with a hot comb.
"Anybody could've played my part.•' aa:ya
argaret Hamilton, beloved to miWo as the
icked Witch of the West ln the 1839 film claaaJc,
he Wizard ot Oz." Her lmq~ u the areen·
ged, gravel·volced epitome of evil bu become an
merican tradition throu1b annual schedulln1 o(
e movie on television.
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' NEXT FRIDAY, THE atem·laced but sweet·
1'empered Miss Hamilton celebrate. her 75\h birtbl.
IJly. An active performer, she appeared in a revival
re last March of Langdon Mitchell's "The New
ork Idea." She played a stralght·laced, no·
~nsense woman -the type of character she's
tperformed for more than 50 years on the 1ta1e.
Jtedio, television and in the movies. .
MARGARET HAMlt..TOwWmt 'ALTER ~QO'
At 75, She'• Stlll Famoua •• Ot Witch
"I used to think bein& typecast had no effect on
~life but it does,'' says the Cleveland· born school
9acher who got $23,000 for her memorable role as ~e Wicked Witch. ''I've been interviewed tor a part
end everyone's enthusiastic till someone says,
"ij'rouble is, the minute the audience sees her, prietress who sells coffee in televialon com· ~ey '11 think or the witch.' Thar! downgradine me. mercials. ,
· "If you're a good actress, you should~ able to "People stop me on the atreet and aey, 'Wbeo do other kinds or parts," she contends. "I don't are you open?' " she says, donnlna a plain clotb
think people thought or me as the witch when I did coat to go out for lunch ... 1 bave to stop and think,
ltadame ArmCeldt in "A LitUe Ni1ht Mu.sic' or Cap· .... 'What are they talldnf abollt?' Then they say, tain Andy's wire in 'Showboat' or Aunt Eller in ~WeJl, you are Cora, aren't you?' and I 1ay, 'Yea,
'.Oklahoma.• '' but there's no store.'
DESPITE HER PERSISTENT imege as the
witch, Miss Hamilton has gained added iecoltliUon
.as Cora, the good·natured general store pro·
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"The 'store' is an elaborate set in.ti Qi.teens TV ·
studio. 'Oh no,· they say, 'we wan~ to come on
Sunday.' " · · , At an elegant little restaurant around the cot·
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NEW YEAR'S EVE
DINNER PARTY!
Make plans today to attend the Sheraton
Newport'' super New Year's Eve Dinner Party
Celebration. The festivities begin at 7 PM on
De<:. 31st, with reservations accepted on a
first come, first served basis. This great
evening includes:
• Complete Prime
Rll» Dimaer
(Appetizer, Salad
Entree, Potato,
Vegetoble, Dessert)
$55.00
·per couple
• Dandag In the Grand Ballroom.to
tbe .. End Reault" Band
• Coc:ktaDa Serwed Tbrougboat
tbeEvenlng
• Olampape & Puty Pavon at
Mlclalgbt
• Coffee at tbe Evening'• End
To make the evening_ even more speda~ plan
to spend the night! (Double room $30 extra).
Don't miss the fun ... make reservations today[
Ask for the Sheraton's "New Year's rs""\
Eve Party Reservation Oesk•l ~
Sheraton Newport
4545 MacArtbv BIYd. 833-0510
ner from her GrameTCy Park co.op, Klii llamiltoG
orders egp Benedict and black cottee. She LI a tlny
lady -five feet tall-hardly~ type to terrorbt •
bunch of. ~wicbkln.s. "I've lost four lncbea lD
hel1bt, d~, fl'Om slipped dlsca. Maybe l'm melt· ins, ·~•he Chuckles.
"l REMEDEa WHEN~ flnt one 1Upped. I
wu 1otng to my aoth reunJon at Wbee1ock Coll•I• iq ·
Boston ln 1971. Made me feel u if the top half of my
body wasn't n11Un1 properly on the bottoro half." ·
Jt wu in 1123 that lb• M:tr..s sot ber teacher•• '
llttnse IJ'Om WM.lock -kDoWn then u Wlateloct :
Klnder1arteD Traiiilng Scllool. -and retumed to
Cleveland to teach and play character parts to a
local playbouae.
Lat.er ahe appeared In a Greenwich, Conn., · theater company'• prOducUon of Rote Frwen•1 ~~~~"!"!"-e __ ,.....,.,
"The Hallam•." Sh• wu aslled to repeat her role of
Helen HallaJD. for ber Broadway debut 1il J,$32,
when the play opened retitled 0 Anotber
Languqe."
By 1939, when "l'be WlUrd Ot Oi0 WIJ r•
leased, Miu Hamilton wu a seasoned 1tqe ~
screen actress, having performed with such '1'8•ta
as Helen Hayes, Henry Fo~a. Walter Brennu,
Merle Oberon and Miriam Hopkins. . ..
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"TIDNGS. ARE ALLOWED OD the •tac~ toda.yi ;=:===~=-==--... --1!1!!1!·-~-~
that were taboo when I was ltartlnl ~.'' Miu
H•mllton s~s u 1be puaes up dessert ud.1lpa her
coffee. "Nudity, for example, wu not part of our
packafe. I'm not terribly lritemted in tbat sOlt of
theater, sol can'~soy lilt's a tum for the wone ...
"Whenevel' I talk to uplrlnt actresses and ac·
tors, I always aay, 'The first thlni is to know bow to
do aomethlnl else, so you cu set >YOW' clothes,
cleaned and have your hair done once in a while.
Leal'll typins. There.' a lots of lt to be done.' " A New York realdent sine!) 1951, Mias Hamiltan
lives aloae. Her son. a banket\ bis wife abd their
three cbildren live in Princeton, N.J. <>nee or twice '
a week, Mias Hamilton boarda _a bu.a, to \lfslt her
81·year-old slater in Montelair, N.J. Another sister
and a brother are dead .
" 'LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR' IS ONE OF THE STRONGEST MOTION PICTURES EVER MADE-AND 0 OF THE BEST! '~Lit Slrrlth. /\1'11' )'ork Dail, Ntwl
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are in a seesaw battf e for top honors, with
"Casabhmca" a 1tron1 third.
Tonight's the nl1bt for live trlviaction at the
~o~e of Ben Hunter-call 971M544 ii you need
further information. M~...:11e, here are 10 more
tidbits with this week's .riddle a llttle toucher
4Jian t.be last one. Number eight ls worth the bonus.
1. NAME THE ARTIST In the comic strip Moon
Mullins.
2. A group called the Jordanalres wak best
known for backing up what singer? ·
3, Who waa .known, in the Sixties, as lbe "cryina
comedian!"
4. Jn what movie did Fred Astaire dance on the
ceilin1?
5.111E FULL NAME, please, of Popeye'• ham·
'burger-eatine friend. :
6. Ip "Goinl My Way," Bina Cro1by wore a
sweatahlrt with the name of what major lea1Ue
baseball team thereon?
T. Who was Judy Garland's orchestra leader on
her televiJion show?
8. Name the book Elliott Gould borrowed from.
V•ctoria Principal in.the movie ''l Will, I Wlll ... For
Now."
t. ON ALLAN SHERMAN'S record "Good Ad-•
vice," to whom clld be give the "bad advice?"
A long time agJ in a galaxy
ja;fti~.. .
jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave
are close to perfection. 'Julia• is
moving in its glowing commitment
tri the power of friendship."
-Newa~ MllUiJie
... , is aniovie that has evQrything. J:: 'Ponda sives an impassioned.
plex end·4lmost agonizingly
dedicated ~onnance, Vaness~ .
Redgrave seizes the screen with her
vibrant perfor~ulf~' is
wonderful.,, -~ex~ s)'nds,t.ct r.o1wn:u.1 1
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i..1t Week'IAa.IWtlh
1. Charles Areola (Cbachi on Happy Days)
2. St. l.A>uis Wolves (Abbott's team)
3. Tennis (Shelley on Femwood)
4. lJ'l,\bner (good beUerlhan evU>
5. Yugo6lavia <Orient E,ilpress murder)
6. Lone Wolf (Lenny '1 J•cket)
7. "Across the Pacific" (Bo&artposter>
8. Dr. Cribbs <Smock'JI pedlatri~lltl)
9. "The Taming or the Shrew' (Holmes com·
merclal)
10. "Citizen Kane'' Cmovle puUle)
S#fld IP"' aMDCTf to TRIVIA, c10 tM Oailu Pilot,
Boz 15'0, Coita Meio ~. All tntm1 mwt bf receii>ed
by Wedneadau, ot~e boll tM ~·s ltu.t score wiU
~o&DOrded.
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LOS ANGELES (AP>
-Tim lklntiro play1
Alan Fned, tbe lite rock
· 'n' roll dilc j<>ckey, In
"Aqierlcanlfot W•x.''
Urainie Newman from
0 Satwday Nilbt Live"
inaket Mr film debut as
• soni wrtter. Jerry ~
.Lowll. Chuck Berry and
Screamin' Joe Hawkw
also IJ>pell', ,
Tb• mm, now 1n pro-
ducUon dramatliea one
week in the Ute bl Frffd
when be wu tbo No. 1
disc Jockey in the 1950&.
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can't refuse I?!
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l;30 LALAPALOOZA
· MOVll * **~ "e.gs. And The Hawk"
(1950) John Pa9ne. Rhonda
Fleming, Two American ....
men dlacowr a plot to ovw-
throw ihe Mexican leader
Juarez.
• 0 NCAA FOOTBAU
Lehlghva,ucoavls e MOVll! ** "Ambulh At Clmenon
P ... " (1958) Scott Bredy, M•-
gle Dean. A Union patrol officer
and hie ptleoner tMm up wtth
an tx~te otncer to
stave off .,, Apache attactc. (1
ht., 30 min.) .
• WOMAN: REAL TO REEL e ZOOM (CAPTIONED)
10:00 D THUNDER
8 WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE
"The Cure"
• MOVIE *** "Carnival Story" (19S..) Anne Baxter, Steve toehran.
Romance nMMJlt• In tragedy for
a young carnival high-diver. (1
hr., 30mln.) g VISIONON
10:30 8 (I) BATMAN I TARZAN
Q SPACE SENTINELS
GMOVIE * * "Franken1teln Meet• The
Space Monster" (1965) Jamee
Karen, Nancy Marshall. A robot
with mechanical problem•
tuma Into a monster. (1 hr., 30
min.) e ONCE UPON A CLAsSIC
"Robin Hood" After Robin
Intercept• a letter from Prince
John to the lherlft he auapecu
a plot within the castle. (Part 9
of 12)
11:00 G fOOTBAU SPECIAL
"Red Doga, Fumbles, Aankers
And Flicker•" A behind the
scenet look et pro football with
co-hott• John Brodie and Ally-'°" Johnaon being Joined by
Franco Harris and Roger Stau-
bach In antwet'lng questions
asked by young fan•. ID L.A. PATTERNS
fll) NOVA
"Why Do Bird• Sing?" Scien-
tists examine why blrda sing
with regional accent•, a.nd pus
~ their Individual .aonga along
from _99neratlon tc1 generation.
11:301(1) SPACEACADEMY
ROCKY AND FRIENDS m WORLD OF SURVIVAL
"Chlldren Of The Storm" e 80LOONE8
An attractive girt charma the
dootora In her efforts to be
cured and ftnd a husband.
AFTERNOON
12:00 8 (I) SECRETS OF ISIS
G THAT'8CAT 8 8W188 FAMILY
ROBINSON
• MOVIE * * ~ "Come Out Flghtlng"1 ( 1945) Leo Gorc:ey, Huntz HalJ.
While attempting to teach the
police commla!Oner'• ton to
box, the boys become Involved
wit" a group of gambler•. (1 hr.,
30 min.)
0) SEARCH FOR
IMPRESSIONISTS
8111 Dally taket off on a talent
March tor the world'• greateat
lmprNSlonl•t• at three ape<>
tacular recreation parka. g FRENCH CHEF
"Meat Loaf Masquerade" (R)
12:308 (I) FAT ALBERT
G 8HARl8HOW
• POPEYE AND HIS
FNENQS
• MOD SQUAD
Investigating the death of an
Immigration agent, the squad
teams that a police officer haa
condoned the Illegal entry ot
Mexican youtha. • 8 PAINT WITH NANCY ~ 1:00 9 (I) MISTER MAGOO
RJCUL TURE U.S.A.
8FORTOT8
John,,Y Grant and
Eatt Holliman, aided by Henry
Winkler and Angle Dlcklnaon.
eooept toya from the publlc
dU11ng thla ttne hour telethon. 8 0 NCAA FOOTBALL
San Diego State vs. San Jose· State
• SOUL TRAIN 9 MOVIE * **1A "Brief ~C?O~rtter"
La.,.an Again . .. , . ',
Andy Griffith, for years a lighthearted Police Ch!~ on
his own series, has the same job without the lallgbs
tonight as he investigates the crash of a trµ~k. carrylng
deadly chemicals on "It's Deadly," at 9 o'clock on NBC:
Channel 2.
(1946) Cena Johnaon, Trevor
Howard. A mature, married ·
woman auddenly finds the
beginning~ of an affair with a
chance meeting.
1:30 fJ CJ) CBS ALM
"My Father Sun-Sun Johnaon"
A young boy whoM family la
torn apart by varylog valuet,
IMma the meenlng of loyalty. D ONCAMPUS 0 MOVIE * * "Comln' Round The
Mountain" (1951) Abbott and
Cotteno, Dorothy Shay. Two
nitwit• In hlllbllly country
become entangled In famlty
feuds. (1 hr., 30 min.)
G) MOVIE ***1t\ "Champagne For
Caesar" (1950) Olleete Holm,
Ronald COiman. An unem·
ployed genlua plana to aend a
qu!J show Into bankruptcy. (1
hr.,30mln.)
2:00 8 IT TAKES AU KJNDS
Actor Lou Goeeett talk• about
the Brotherhood Cruaade; a
tribute to 8'.lrton Holrnee with
hla biographer, Genoa
Caldwell.
D ~TONEWfTH ..•
"Robert H~an" m MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE "Shape Up"
Gi> F0008 FOR THE
MODERN FAMILY
"Quk:k Breeda''
(I) MOVIE **"One MltlJon YMta B.C."
(1967) JoM Richardton, Raqu-
el Welch. A ~one pair of
lo\W9 from dllfet9nt .,.. auc-.
eeed In removing the man'a evil
brother from leaderlhlp of hla
people. (1 hr., 30 min.)
2:30 fl8 PLEDGE BREAK
Regularly acheduled program-
ming mey be delayed due to
pledge.,,...
GI> F0008 FOR THE M~FAMILY "Ple.~aJdng"
2:4"> e GREAT PERFORMANCES
"Sarah" The turbulent llfe and
'empestuoua moods of French
~ Sarah Bemhardt ate
pottray9d by Zoe c.Jdwell.
3:009 GOLF
"Pepsi Co6a Mixed Team" A
$200,000 72-h<*t toumsnent
from e.rdmoor Countl)' CIUb,
Largo, Flotlde.
D~HT
Ratings GUide
(MooMI -reMd «COl"dlfte •• lltll Office ~ •• ~ fer TV ere llldetd.,,. ciltk,)
* * * * -E>ccelltnt * * * ,. If-Very Good
•• Good
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• MOVI! ***"' "San Francl1Co" (1138) Clattc G~ Spencer
Tf9CY.A Berbery eo.t gambler'
encl Ne ~ pal, now a OriMt. haw "'dtn..nt ....,.,.
for c:onc-n OWf • ~ l1ng-•
•. (2hra,) e A8 MAN 8'HAVE8
"Sigmund F'*Mf1• Cl) STAR TREK • ··Arena·· 6~·· Newt • THewtNNEM
"WllUI 8tai'alll" • vmua· PCPlUNI ••s.cr.mento o.t.une•• ..
· HI. 8TAR 800CP
Aaton VIit ~'NeWQuu.
8:00. (I) C88 NEW8
I NICNEW8
MOVll 'I
···~''The IM&M Bird" (1040) 8hlttey Temple, 8pttng ~
ton. A llttte gltt a. ctwa for
trve happineM. (2 hfa.) e TH1818 THE NFL • MOW! **~ •·n. Iron M1atre1a1
• (1852) Alan I.add, Vltgk\la
Mayo. The llfe and WOf1c of Jim
Bowle, dev9loper Of the Bowte
knife la depicted. (2 hta.) G THEAOEOF
UNCERTAINTY
''The Metropolla" Galbraith
arguee, "To understand the
modern city la to undetstand
the aoolal Ula that mo.t oppr9aa . ~ .. t:IOI HERi! AND NOW MARY TYLER MOORE
A8CNEW8 0 NEWS
7:00 TATI\.ETALE8
WILD KINGDOM
"Fox F<>t'Glt" e eYEWITNE88 LOS
AHGE1.E.8
"The Rating Game" A look at
the TV rating eyttem • how It ~ .. .how It .. UMd, whether
It .. accurate. how It an.ct.
progrMllTMng and ~
"A QueetJon Of Ethlce" M
lnveetlgatlon of ctwgee that
medlcal exper:meuta .,. being
car"9d OU1 on human eubleota = their kl1owledge and/or ~t\lftjat~·
LAWAENCt! WELK
• And i..ov.fy" ~alglc
eonga lnc:tude "Daddy,'' "M~
Shawl,•• "l)ance. Balet'lna,"
"Joeephlne,'' "Tai• Of The
Woods," "Hell'a Belle." -.d t "When Oay la Done." •
• BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON
.• THEtEW&
I AUSTIN CITY UMIT8
OOMIO AUCTION
7:2& ~JACK
"Pia 8111: The Story Of A KerOn" From oonoeptlon to
maturity, we folklw the --.
opment of 8"' 8111, • herOn ... a a.we of~. 1• 1 •.000 PYAAMIC> IN &EAACM OF ••• ''Wltc:h-ooetcn'· e THAT'S HOLLYWOOD
"And Then I Wrote" e THRIUBEEJ<m.8 0 THAT'S HOUYWOOO
8:00 8 (I) 808 NEWHART
Emily befriend• her next-door
neighbor (Miidred Natwick). a
dellghtfully confuMd Mnlor cit-
izen llvlng In the put of fifty
yearaago. a BIONIC WOMAN :l'Mu" While Jaime la In the
hotpftat for eurgety on her
blofttca, Max, the wor1d'a first
bionic dog, la kidnapped.
8 MOVIE
***1A "A Coonectlcut Yan-
kee In King Arthur'• Court"
(1949) Bing Crosby, Rhonda
Fleming. A Connecticut
btlckamlth " traneported beck to King Arthur's oourt. (2 hra.)
D Ill FR08TY'8 WINTER
WONDERLAND
Froaty the Snowman takee a
'4Wff• In thll Mlmated mualcal
Mquel narrated ·by Andy Grtf-
• ftth. (fi) ' MOVIE
*~\t ''Walk, 0on•t Run ..
(1~) o.y 'Gt'ant, ~ ~.A mlcfd• aged electron..
lea ~ In 'T'ot<yo during HM ~a. forced to....,.. an ••~woman .;-:u. ~
~ Ill Undtr, TM
HUNTINCaTONft~
•
-··on hind.
0
I'd aay ~e's In trouble with
Snyder ..again!" t '4,
FUNKY WINKEABEAN •
~16 QtRONQi, CAJRl&TWA~
WA& ATTACHED "R) 1H€ HOOP
OF A STAMPeDIN& 80Ff Al0 f
LET'6 5£E ~ IT CME. OOT I .. .
MOON MULLINS
IT'S ~1.4-11CKING J !
By Charin Rodrtgun
•
Mos-rvoUNG
POC,.-ORS POI NOW WAL.K AROUNP 7'HE:1 ~'T'Tt..E!S AN PON'-r s,.-ep
ON ANY OF
'THE! flu.-5 !
1-MI); Ce~ 20vtttaaln 3M"911for Miil~ 4-tac•tDt
&Obtain
181anmtker
1Velllc ...
18ond • Min'• .. ,,.. to~
11 Lllt•bulftp
Oft--12.,.
11Fenctf'a011
Kootcllg Koo
Barbara Walters gives Howard Cosell a
chuck under the chin at the Multiple
Sclerosis Dinner of Champions at New ) ·
, York's Americana Hotel. ~/
Sky's Limit I
In Satellites .
By JOYCE L KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: I will iraoate from blgh acbool
nest year. I am Interested lD elecUaldca. I do no& In·
tend to 1pead foar yean lD colle1e to become an
engineer. Could yoa 1lve me IDformaUon OD a new
career -perhaps lnvolvtng satellites!
-W. M., Norfolk, Va.
Satellite communications technician is an OC·
cupation launched in the mid·l.980I which now bas a
U.S. civilian head-count of perhaps 300 to 400 peo-
ple.
This worker mans the consoles at earth stations
""t" operating and maintaining the communications
equipment and antennas associated with satellites.
AJternate job tiUes: satellite transmitter techni·
cian, earth (or ground) station technician, and
satellite communications service representative.
DEAUNG WITH TUOSE BIG relays in the sky·
is remunerative: you can start at abotlt $9,000 per·
year, moving up to $20,000 with experience.
Overtime can rocket pay to '30,000. Overseas work
can bring even more, like $42,000.
1• A college degree is not required to enter this oc·
..::.. cupation. Some "techs" study electronics for two or more years at a technical school. Others enter
through military service electronics training. A
number are hired from
(: C4REERS )
high school and given on-
job trainin1. but this is
the exception. Future
-"teebs" may need a
hiei.er skill level to
giaster increaslnily sophisticated network
system.a. Advancement may be t.o ~r. such a transmission facilities director.
Most ol a .. tech 's" time ii spent 10attn1 sUJ't
the equipment functions properly, UaUI mi.Dimizlnl
power or satellite failures. The work's usually a
quiet. calm monitoring ta1k unless 10methin1 goes
wrong -then everyone scrambles to set back on
the air.
EMPLOYERS INCLUDE COMMUNICATIONS
carriers -such as RCA, CQMSAT, Western Union,
lNTEI.SAT, American Satellite, and Satellite Bual·
qess Systems -and users of aatem~. chiefly large
corporaUoQs. Earth station matera also blre
''techs."
Earth stations number in the hundreds today;
within a decade, that number may soom to
thou.sands. accordln1 to experta. Although automa·
µon will prevent employment of technicians from
keepin& pace with atatlon arowtb, of the 20 Industry
people with whom I spoke, nearly all are bettint
that tb1a and related tecbnlcal occupations will be a
tast-growin1 career field. -
A list of aateWte employers doesn't exist for
public distributlon.
THE ONLY CUEBa UTEaATUllE I found ls a new four-pa1e brief, "Satellite Transmitter
'fecbnlclan," available for $1 from Vocational Bio-
sraphlea Inc., Sauk Centre, Minn. 56378. Read rr
Satdlite Communications, a ne• •trade journal
~bllabed at 1900 W. Yale, Enalewood, Col. 80110. A.
librarian can etve you addres4ta for these trade-
joarnala: Microwaves, Electronic News, Com·
Qluntcatioas News, and Data Comrnunlcatlons.
Send career qultfonl tor tldt column to JOJJCe tabJ. Knntdll at tlda ~.,.,..
Manager Apprioved
'for NeW CanmWJ
DEMONSTRATIONS SITURDAY, DEC. 3, 1o;spm
rt
Ch891] cldrpir
for your tree
Ball ornament hou1H
llnglng bird• to 'tweeten'
your CJ1rl1tma1. Long
COfd Included. 11000/36.
circle of Ilg ...
for the tree tap
Bright golden g1rland
with double fl .. h., for
gold and red llghta. 2 eii-
tra lampe Included. 11819.
Bright, cororful •t•r•
~ orrament for your
trH top. Rede, plnk1,
... blun. .• all •ptr1tle
for )llDU"; 11 ftgahtl with 2
.. .. 11011.
9
Two-year-old Bradley Teitz of Montgomery,
Minn., found it frightening to sit on the lap
of a full-bearded Spnta Claus at a shopping
center in Bµl'J'lSville, a Minneapolis suburb ..
Cheap Booze ..
Lures Tourists
STATELINE, Nev. (AP)-Business is so good
at Lee Atbenour's liquor store here that it's enough
to drive Callfomia tax officials to drink. ·
And if t,twy did a lot of drinkinl, they would be
wise to drive to Athenour'1 Dart Discount Liquors,
located a mere half-mlle acl'OSS the state line in
Nevada at scenic Lake Tahoe.
ATllENOUB 18 ONE OF many Nevada liquor
store owners who are profiling by the tourist trade.
Over the Tbanksgiving weekend, Dart Discount
Liquors attracted between 1,000 and l,~00
. customers a day, Athenour said.
"And I'd say 9S percent of those customers
came from out of state," Athenour added ... On an
avuageday, I'dsay we bave800customers."
THE REASON FOR THE liquor boom here is
obvloWJ: it costs less than in California or other
states.
In Washington state, which bas some of the highest liquor prices in the nation, a fifth or Johnny
Walker Red scotch costs about $9.30. In San Fran-
<:iseo, the same bottle of scotch costs about $8.50:
But in 1Wn9 )'OU can buy it!or $7.29or less, depend· ing on the stilre.
''A lot of small Nevada liquor store owners are
wealthy people today, .. said state Tax Ad-
minbtrator Bl'UceSmith.
AS A &ESULT, SMITH. said Nevada reaped
mol'e than• mllllan in liquor taxes last year, mucb-
to the constematlon of atates where residents came
home loaded down with liquor they bought here.
.. Oregon, Wublngton and California have
asked us if there is anything the state of Nevada can
do to help police with this type or purchase," Smith
said. "Quite simply, there is nothing Nevada can do
or wishes to do. The liquor ls being pW'Chased at the
retail level and all the taxes are beiDC paid.
Besides, it wouJd be impossible to determine the resldencyofaUpurchaaers."
SMITR SAID AUTBORJTIJ:S in Ore1on and
Washington have been conraacatine liquor from
persons bringinf It back from Nevada whenever
they had more liquor than state law allows for
personal comulbption -usually no more than two
or three gallons.
Smith, Ute No. 4 man in the state Tax Depart-
ment, said tilat on the average a consumer can save
20 percent on liquor purchases here and, When com-
pared with Waahtnlton prices. as much u · 50 per-
cent at Umes.
ATBENOU&, FOa ONE, doesn•t like to
publicize bow much bis liquor costs. He feels tt
could stir up bad blood in Callfornla, where fair
trade lawa keep liquor prices at a c~rtain
mininrwn.
"We want to keep a low profile," be aaid. "I'd
rather not quote our prices for publication but they
are· usually 20 or 30 percent cheaper than in
California."
Part of the reason for the low liquor prices here
is that the 9tate aales tax la only 3~ percent in the
larger couatiee. In WUbingtoa, the state sales tax
on liquor Is 15 percent and in Callfomia it la 6 per·
.cent.
' NEW YORK (AP) -·
Tbo n\lmbeu have
IJ'O'Wq IO larce Od co.ta
so creat that boualn,c ot.
ficials expect to bellD US·'
tn1 Hplo1lve1 to de-
moll1b aome of New
York CitY'• 10,000 abm-
doned bulldlnp. ~
Official• believe H•
ploslvea will be 'laster
and cheaper than tradl·
tional demolition
methods.
•'WITHIN THE Jut
tbr'ee or four years, tho
number of vac~t bulld-
lnJ.S bas gone out of
slabt, •• Bulldlnes Com·
missioner Jeremiah T.
Walsh said "Entire sec-
tions of the city are dy. me."
Samuel Roberts, head
of the city Hou1tn1
Department'• demQli·
lion unit, says ~ "''Tbe city
faces a stupendous,
almost unmanaseable
job" coping with the pro-
blem.
DESIGNATED to be
blown up as part of a test
rvn -possibly before
the end of the year-are
three abandoned, slx-
story apartment houses
and an abandoned five-
story elementary school
in the South Bronx.
If the project proves to
be safe and cheaper than
conventional demolition
-methods, Walsh says,
then more buildings will
be blown up.
BE ESl'IMATF.S that
using explosiva could
cut between 8 percent
and 2S percent from the .
average $10,000 the city
pays private contractors
to demolish a buildlne
and clear its rubble.
Also, be says lt could
trim the work from a
month to a week.
Walsh says the city
would need "ln the raoee
of $70 to $80 milllon just
to demolish the present
backlog and. then hi the
order to $12 to $18 mil·
lion a year to stay current
with the new vacant
buildings... Currently,
the city spends about $13
million a year de-
molishing vacant bulld-
in cs -$3 million of
whjch is provided by the
. federal eovemment.
THE BCILDINGS to
be destroyed u part of
tbe test project are in the
area where President
Carter paid a surprise
visit last month.
"It's sort of devastat-
ing when you ro up there
and see what it looks
like,•• Roberts sa)'s.
•1Thls was a thriving
community 20 years ago.
It makes me very sad."
WAI.SB.AGREES, but
puts things differently.
In th• South Bronx.
••where an you aee ls
destruction,,. blowing up
buildings is "a very
J>OSltive action.••
Joins wt
Michael Lucia, son of
Mr. and Mrs. belbert
Lucia of Fountain
Valley, wu selected IOI"
the 1977-78 edition of
"Who's Who Among Stu-
d en ts in American. Un l v erli tie• and .Colleges."
A·1pot check recenUY' r.r."l"'P'!.--,'l'l:\W'"!'l!!'<"!¥"":r~"'!""'C:t.n.•w!"l'lft'll"!'!'1"'"'" at liquor .atol"el ln San
Franclaco, h•ttl• and
'.Reno .a.>wed that con·
aumers are PQtna auch
more in Callfotnla and
WuhlnltcG for vatloba
brabds of liquor than
here. The eomparilona
lncJuded: '
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RIDUCB>
411DROOM
Great Kesa North four bedroom wltb n ew
carpets and many other
features. Close to edx>ola, shopping and ac· ceu ~ fl'eewaya. Let's
sell it and move you in by
Quistmu. MS.2313
~H flt 9• llS llJN 108ENIC(1
~~~ -.
THE REAL
E~TA_T~R~j
NO
CREDIT
NEEDED
$68,000
BIG 4 BDRM
1800&q. n. ++ 4 br, 2 ba
beautyl Upgrades
thruout, wood cabinets,
tile, ftuit tre es,
beauurully lodscpd., 2 car gar. Laundry rm.
Family area. Move-In
cond. I will carry con·
tract at 8~%. For sale
HOME PLUS
ROOM FORRY
Master bdrm in separate
wing. Remodeled
kitcben bas oustom
cabinets and counters.
This is a Wllque, atlrac· live 4 bdrm Weatslde
home. Shows almost lllte oew. 546-2313 Ol'f.N Ill 9• 11 S !UN IOl!fNl(fl
by Owoer/Agt. Ed, ___ ...._ ___ _
Chernow. 6(6-8080
~---' THE REAL
E~TATERS
.
S.l.S
Wl-S
SECLUDED FIONT ·PATIO -lovely
mature trees, leads to this delightful 3
bedrm. 2 bath home. Large country
kitchem with fireplace. Well planned
for expansion and room for pool or
garages with alley access. $144,900
120I P I rob. M.I. WJS-l.S
FINEST IN DOVER SHORES ,
BMAMCI. snu. a -.ca begin at
the entry and carry tbruout the
spacious 5 bedrm; 4~ ba home. Spec·
tacular forever view of bay, hills and
., nite lights from almost every room.
'Quality constructed with glorious·
patios, yet perfect privacy $360,000.
IOl4M1rlmu,...,.ldt WJS-1·~
642-5200
-
THE REAL
ESTATEHS
BACK BAY
20211
Bcirfew Ave.
la vacant "open dally for
your tnspettion. It 'a a 3
bdrm home w /hardwood noon. on • 80'it130' Jot.
OOered at $11,500. ~ mit your terms.
FULLER RIALTY
H..0114
\ )
\
~II. macnab I lrvlne ?-realtg
FINER HOMES
ROM $46.000 TO Sltl,000
OPIM SAT. & SUM. 1·5 '.M.
ltl6 SAl.AXY DA.. DOVa SHOUS.
Front row bay v.iew t Sunrise 8Jld
sunsets are breath taking !
Glamorous, custom 4 BR, 4 bath
home w/dining & family rms. Pool,
jacuzzi and the land is yours I (8·25)
IAJl6AIM HUNTEaS!
$86,500 for this beautiful, immac. 3
BR, 2 bath, ram. rm. home! Bike to
beach! Outstanding cul-de-sac, tree.
lined street! Hurry to 0'94 HOUSI
SAT. & SUM. l..S P.M. (Lois Miller
642·8235 for into) J 1142 LOCICHA VM
HUMT. IEACH (off Brookburst).
(8 ·26)
IAUOA ISLAMD DUPUX .
Lovely spacious owner's unit w/3
BRs & den (4 BRs ) + 2 BR income
unit. Newly painted ; fireplace for
cool beach evenings; quiet location
on Little Island. Appt. only. Joyce
Edlund 642-8235. (B·27)
DRAMATIC!
Custom, quality-built wood & glh s
home under construction So. of Hwy
in CdM. Magnificent view! 2-story, S
BR, 4 bath home w /3 spacious patios
-sauna -jacuzzi -walk in closets + 3-car garage. Approx. 3700 sq.ft.
or versatility. $395,000. Lynne Valen·
tin e 644-6200. (B-28)
DOLLHOUSE
Cute 3 BR charmer waiting for you!
Be autifully located in Newport
He ights -it affords the op-
portunities of a lg. home w /its'
tremendous lot & dbl trailer access.
Don't miss this! $111,000. Amy
: Brown 752-1414. <B-29)
WATEtt, CATAUMA Ir SUHSET VIEWS
• Outstanding buy in the heart of
Newport! Own your own beautiful 2
BR, 2 bath apt. w /2 balconies on the
7th floor in Newport Towers. Securi-
ty bldg. w/attractive lobby, pool &
patio. $110,000. Marjorie Mahon
644·6200. (8·30)
WHY WAIT "TIL SNJNG?
Bu y now & s ave! Lovely 4 BR Mon-
tcgo ... ready to move into! Lg. fami·
ly rm -beautifully landscaped &
decorated. Great buy at $157,500 fee.
Bob Owens 642-8235. (B-31)
DOV& SHOttES REMCH
R.EGEHCY IAYFIOMT
You 'II recognize quality from the
moment you step into the courtyard
of this spacious 4 BR home. Step
down living rm w /French door s
le ading to the brick terrace on bay
w /pier & slip. 2-story dining r m -·
l~. family rm -office or maid's rm.
w /private entrance. $550,000
leasehold. Bar~ara Aune 642·8235.
(8 ·32)
DOUHOUSI IH NEWPORT HBeHTS
Exceptional, one-of-a-kind 2 BR, 2
bath home w/"pub" rm richly
paneled in dark hand-rubbed woods.
Massive brick fireplace w/RR-Tie
mantlepiece. Complete Victorian
guest unit in rear. $142,000. Appt. on-
,ly. Jeanne Barnett 644·6200. (8-33) ·
CtmSlMAS IM SPYGLASS
Panoramic view from delightful 4
BR, formal dining Cape Horn model.
w /custom drps & wallcoverings.
Sparkling enclosed pool " jacuzzi.
Fountain & lovely garden patios.
Every amenity plus. $329,500. Jeri
Hunt 642·8235. (B·34) .
ltl 1 .. 11 OCCUPANCY
Tbls muffs ''Trina" has just been.
totally redecorated and ii bright and
shiny. Features include 3 bdrms,
formal dlnln11..rm and secluded patio.
$15',,500. call lllr an appointment, •
CAllRU UVING
Bea11tiful Blurrs .. D .. Plan with extra
large living room. 3 bdrms. Mature .
greenbelt view. Quiet location. A
delight to show. Offered at $159,590.
CMHA COVI LOT
This is the last available vacant lot in
this unique peigbborhood. 32' .x 120'.
Bay view. Small cottage on ~ -Build
one or two homes • $300,000.
llVI .. TIEU.ACE CUSTOM
Extra large rooms with lots of glass
but with complete privacy. 2 bdrm,
formal dining room, huge fireplace,
inside utility rm. New on the market
$140,000. Extra land available in rear.
11.UffS-4 llDaOOMs
Popular "W" Plan wit h count ry
size kitchen, formal dining area, near
s chools & shopping. Immediate
occupancy. $120,000.
WHKIHDER
Brand new mobile home in new adult
park on the Lido Peninsula -Full,
price $45,000 -This won't last!
EASTIWFF VIEW
Secluded entry • Massive used brick
fireplace. Open plan -All new kitchen
with Chambers range. View from
living room, dining room and master
bedroom. Two other bdrms & den. Be ~ of the first to see this!
D~TOll'S DEUGHT
Clea n 4 bdrm~ .home just:
w~ing for your personal decorating
touch. Private patio with barbecue,
secluded atrium, formal dining rm &
a cozy family rm. Owner says bring.
all offers .. $132,900 includes tl)e land.
CALL 673-8550 n z M.UGUHrrt. co•OMA DB. MA•
r.:o-s THE REAL
~ESTATERS
tooiGeMrat 1002
WALNUT 59UARE -2 BR, A/C condo.'
Beautifully upgraded. Comm. pool &
recreation. Only $.58,900.
TllUROH -3 BR, family room,
beautiful Balboa model. Central air,
beautifully kept. 5 Comm. pools. 2
clubhouses & recreation. Best location.
HAPPY TIME -You could be happy in
this new 2 BR, 2 BA, den home.
Upg raded cpts, drps, entry tile,
mirrored w a rdrobe doors .
Jac u z zi-sized atrium. Choice
Woodbridge location. Put your family
in this picture.
HANG YOUR CHllSTMAS STOCIUHG -
In this super family home in Turtle1
' Rock. Pool-size lot with sprinklers.
center atrium, like new carpet, rural
setting. Don't delay, won't last.
LOCATIOMl LOCATIOHl -·Terrace
C a mbridge end unit. Desirable
morning. sun kitchen nook. Loads of
upgrades. 1 Yr. warranty. Vacant &
move-in cond.
REAL 9HVISTMEHT OPPORTUNITY -4
BR condo -Bluffs Plaza. Large as-
sumable loan, built-in tenant. Call for
showing. ,
CHATEAU 11.AHC -2 BR, 2 BA with
large bonus room. Brand new carpets
& paint. Priced to sell $69,900. . · . ..
VICTOJUAM ll!AUTY -Panoramic
·ocean ~iew. Priced to sell in Old
·corona del Mar. Back on market &
seller is anxious.
OLD CDM DUPW -2 BR in front & 1
BR in rear. Beautifully redone &
priced to sell. Owner anxious.
6~9900
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our open houses. Sun. l ·S
CHIS1MIT$ ROAi i.n the open
frplc. ol th.is charmtnr ~BR. A-frame.
Lovely atrium \'iew Crom din. rm.,
huge sundeck olf mstr. DR. at•
PROSPECT, NEWPORT SHORES.
Only Sl<TT,000.
l"M DRIAMIMG °' a fabulous view
from the deck of this beautiful 3 BR
home. Step outside spacious mstr. BR.
into your jacuzzi. l ·BR. with sfp. en-
trance. 1521 KJNGS RD .. N.B. $265,000
DECK THE HAU.S in this large duplex
with 4 BR. up & 3 BR. down. lm-
m aculate & nearly new, with some
ocean view. 2 frplcs. 'l0'1 COLTON,
NEWPORT SHORES. $189,500
MAKI THI SIASON Pl~. light &
c heerful; 2 BR home near the water;
secluded patio surrounded by easy
care trees & shrubs. B/I Kitchen has
all the goodies. Only $135,000
SANTA'S SP!CIAL Immediate occupan-
cy of this large 4 BR + maid's rm ..
with huge fam. rm.. even a formal
din. rm. Fantastic value in DOVER
SHORF.s. . ,. . ... . . .
DAVIDSON REALTY
5801 ,W Com1 Hwy N ~ 645 · 7575
3116 Newpor I BlvJ . N l~ 6 73 • 9060
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640-6600 .
A Div Oecrie Jnvesl Jnr
DUPLEX $71,500
VATQMS
Two2 br.1 ba unlb In ad.
rond .• reud.Y ror quick
.ier c.tr: 1$4·7800 llm
TRAILER PARK
PROPOSED
J93Space park now being
usernJ>le<l. F1 rbt utu!r
depreciation i& avull Agt,
&t2·960l.
'OPEN
Sat. & Sun. 1-5
You'll love entertalnm&
thls HOLIDAY season In
th.is lovely 4 bdrm .. rum.
rm .. 21,~ bu. home. Has
JU:.t b1:1en totully up·
i:radl'd thrnu..ihout.
GOOD LOCATION .
Pnced to :.ell at Sl:!S.500
1507 Mt\RINERS DH .•
NEWPORT BEACH
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BAYSHORES
OPEM SAT /SUM \ ·5
2512 CIRCLE DR.
Choice comer locntion on
oversized lot; fetttured In
Reti.cr ll omcs &
Gardens. 3 Bdrms. &
den. 3 bnth!i, bay \'iew •........ ~ ......... ,.. ................... ! from molller suite. l,arge outdoor Uvlng area. One --:::::amic::::----=:::::am:::::---~1 of the lowest leaseholds
m Bayshores. Must sec
to appreciate. this
beautilul executive rami·
lynome. A CONVCNIENT SHOPPtNO ANO
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' 11C11 THOMAS
REALTOR
Jal W. COasl Jfwy.
N'pt. lkfach 548-5527
EVES: 545·5&.13
· Motf~cit.d S.Uers
3 Br, 2 ba. patk>. crtynrd. rncd yd. frplc. cleun,
good nbrbood.
H.8.S & S,
4 Br. 2 Ba. ramrm. total-
ly upgrqded. Won'tlusl!
ON THE LAKE
4 er. p ba, Cam rm.
Highly upgraded. tennis
crts, pools, & clbhsc.
C;).LL TO SE1'~ !
• SHAFER & ALLEN
Realt.)J. tnc. . b'15·61'1
TAXSHELTIR
4·Pleitet near So Const
Plata now available.
Priced at 1114,000. Al I un·
it.II 2 Bdrm. some wtlh 2
bathS.
Call 645-6646
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T'OWNHOMIS
VA-FHA BUYEl\S
3 br. t'h ba, dbl 1ar.
~.500 • . ....
VACANT!
4 t>r, 1\.41 b•. dbl gar.
tll.500
OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM
HAllOI VIEW -owner anxious to.
sell. P$rmo model, reduced. Large yard near~· & tennis & shopping. 4
Bed rm, 2'h bath, family rm, wet bar,
newly painted with wood .shutters. Of·
lered at $175,900. Open S\10.; 2239 Port
Lerwick
H.atoa VIEW Monaco with private
enclo$ed front courtyard. Nat~ral
stone fireplace, immaculate condition.
Owner flexible will consider sale,
rent, or lease option. Open Saturday
l ·5 ~ 1947 Pt. Cardiff .
HAllotl VlEW LUSK -trJ-le~el home
has many custom features. Llilrge
courtyard, beautiful olive tree and
many rose bushes. Bltn books~elves.
formal dining rm. paneled farru ly rm
w /parquet floor, huge pool. Open
Sat/Sun; 873 Sandcastle pr.
HAllOI YllW WSIC.alDUCID $235,900
-VACANT• bedrm. family rm, ocean
view home waiting for you to m~ve in-
to. Large lot with 3 car garage. Open
Sat/Sub; 3907 lnlet Isle.
TUITUROCIC IROADMOOR -newly of;
fered, 3 bedrm. family rm and den
home. Corner lot. Approx 1750 sq.ft.
Nicely landscaped. Vacant. Owner
anxious. Offered at $119,000. Open
Sat; 193'l2 Sierra Bello.
HARIOR VIEW HILU -·lowest priced
ocean view in CdM. 3 Bedrm, family
rm + formal dining. 2 Cozy fireplaces
& beamed ceilings. Open Sat/Sun;
1114 Whttesalls.
CAMEO HIGHLAMOS -beautifully UP·
graded 4 bedrm home wi.th large pool
& jacuzzi w1lh much privacy. Large
lot. Palos Verde stone fplcs. Approx
2500 sq.ft. Offered at $210,000. Open
SaVSun; 4610 Dorchester.
SPYGLASS -HST V ALUI -beautiful 3
bedrm Portsmouth model features
beautiful pool and jacuzzi. Super deep
3 car garage that has a children's
game room and a bath with dressing
area for pool. Highly upgraded. Move
in condition. Off ere'd at $249,5()0. Open
Sat/Sun; 8 Monterey Circle.
coa~ Da MAit -4 bed.rm, 21h bath.
Jam\ly room. newly carpeted and
painted inside and out. Home offers
lovely view. Offered at $229,950. Open
Sat/Sun; 1251Surfline Way.
CUL-O&SAC -llAUTifUL 4 bedrm. 2\-2
bath home. Featuring approx. 2700
sq.ft. 3 Car garage. Next to park.
Large deck overlooking secluded
green belt. orrered at $249,500. Open
Sat; 2515 Salt Air.
OTHER PROPERTIES
COST A MISA TRIPLEX -reduced! Ap-
prox 2830 sq.ft. of well maintained liv-
ing space. 4 Carports, 10 yrs old,
located in good rental area. New
carpet, paint & wallpaper front unit,
OW & bltns, all units. Offered at
$144,500.
S,YCiLASS ·-4 bedrm, professionally
decorated and landscaped. Beautiful
panoram;c· view of ocean and bay
front. Offered at only $325,000.
SPY•LASS -large 5 bed.rm, bonus
room home featuring 3 fireplaces, one
in the master bedrm. Located on ap.
prox. 1;,. acre lot with a mini orchard.
Also features large pool and jacuzzi
with bltn gas BBQ. Offered at $283,400. •
ILl•AMT MIW USTIM•t a•Bdrms.,
\>Onus nn .• BACK BAY VIEW. Profeas,
decorated. Other brokers agree 0 lt1J
the best in The Bluffs••. 302 Avenlda
Cumbre. $179,500. Open Swi. 1-5
LO WIST Patel for thls model ;
"WILLOW PLAN" in Woodbridge. 4 .
Bdrms., 3 baths, up&raded. Please call
u8 for more information. Only $1CYI ,000.
so. OF HWY., C6t A motivated seller
orrers this upgraded 2 bdrm. & frplc.
home + bt3}ld new 2 bdrm., 2 bath unit
over 4 car-garage. $189,500. 511 Acacia,
CdM. OpenSun.1-5
1.ACiUMA Ml&UIL Sparkling family
home in good neighborhood; well ·
landscaped & a f ee1ing of compl~te
privacy. s Bdrms., 2600 sq. ft. of livmg
space. Only $157,SOO. 23832Stillwater-
nearest cross street, Ivy Glen. Open
Sun.1-5
OIAMGl~mM ••IA Large cul de sac lot with room for pool+ play yard.
4 Large bdrms. & family rm., also
gam es room with wet bar. Reduced to
$124,000. 13031 Malena (call office for
directions). Open Sun. 1-5
Rarely do HARBORITES leave
Newport Beach by choice, BUT, ii you
MUST go -at least enjoy the sale of
your home by listing it with Bay &
Beach Realty. Please Call -
759-0811
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DUPLEX
2 Years old, clean, 3 & l Bedroom,
carpeting, drapes, built-ins, 4 car
garage, etc.
$159,900
ALSO CLOSI TO 1HI RACH
TWO TRIPLEXES
Patios, decks, fireplaces, etc, Owner
will help finance.
$300,000
AA&mRll 3 ......... HOMI I
UDO ISLE
on wide lot, large courtyard entry with
tile fountain-includes separate guest
quarters.
$261.000
COME Sii THIS llAUY'Y
1010 VIA UDO SOUD
SUMDA Y MOOM TO 4:00 PM
JACOBS REALTY
67W670
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'TOP CONDITION, TOP QUALITY
& BO'JTOM PRICE dllUngulab t.hJs -
· 2 bedroom With bu1e famll1 room
(lncludlni built·in• with wet bar &
ice miler). Brifht & t unny &t pnced
especially toael quickly at 1149.000.
OfllM aw 1s,1 ·DO&.rtttM tmACI
.... SUI.AC~
2 bedlQ)ftl h<>me with separate 3rd
bedroom & bath over rara1e.
Spacious Inner patio with built·ln
wood storage for the fireplace. Fun
decor, excellent location and in Im·
ma cu late condition for only $157 ,000.
ONH . Z..I 1116 L OCIAM l&.VD.
YllW CONDO
Prestige Newport Crest plan with 2
master suites. Fireplace, wet bar,
formal dintna. End unit with vieW$
to Palos Verdes. Priced right, at
$125,000!ee.
ONM 1-S • 17 .oc>DWIU. CT.
OLD COIOMA DK MAI
CheclC oUt thia duplex on an extra
wide lot. Separate, charming 2
bedroom 4ront house plus tar1e
private 3 t>edroom uniL over garage.
Quiet street. nice yard. $1.95,000
DOWI' MISS THIS!
Homes like tbla are scarce. 3
bedroom, f am!ly room Tiburon In
Lusk Harbor View Homes. We like
this new offering on a quiet cul-de·
sac. $189,000is just right.
Yiu.AM <>' HAllOI VllW
Owners love this home but rectuire
more space. 4 bedrooms, beautifully
maintained & professionally
landscaped $155,000. ·
SHOWS UICI A MOO&
In the great Cam.Uy area ol tlarbor
View Homes, this rare 4 IM!droom
Portof LD<> shouldn't be missed -
warm cozy atmosphere, family
room and beautiful yard. SJ.78,500,
and you own the land! !
UGHr AHO •tGHT.
IM llYl .. 1'8aACI
Location is everything in this 3
bedroom doll house with a large
po0l, shutters, shake roof and neat
as a pin. $168,000
PllYAft ADULT COMMUMn"r
Immaculate 3 bedroom home locat·
ed in quiet cul-de-sac surrounded. by
lovely mature treee. E~tra-large liv·
ing room~ dining room & muter
suite. Adjacent to private pool & put..
ting green. $177,slO includlog the
land.
THI KUPFs--PAMOIAMle YllW
Highly upgraded 3 bedroom home
with many custom extras. TopQuali· 11 ty appliances thruout. abundant
closets & st.orate, expanded master
suite. A/C. intercom, flre alarm.
$195.000 including the land. Excep-
tionally desirable financing availa-
ble.
DOvat SHOllS YtEW
Ivan Wells Regency styl~ home with
courtyard entry & view of Back Bay.
4 bedrooms & family room. $279,000.
Fee land.
MIAT 1UY 1M DOV& SHOIU
Entertaining home with indoor pool,
jacuzzi, marble fioors and terrace-
wlth views of night lights & Back
Bay. Open fioor plan with room for
pool table. Leasehold. Owner anx-
ious & willing to consider financing
up to 803 of sales price. $259,000.
PUSIDBCT HOMI
Huge family home in the hills of Tur·
Ue Rock. 5 bedrooms, family room,
large yard, sprinklered & lighted.
Near recreation center with pools &
tennis. Night lite view across Santa
Ana Valley. $215,000
UV1 tM TUlTU loete
Only $125 900 including the land tor
this plan 3 Broadmoor home with a
large yard & a view from Newport
Center to Santa Ana Valley. 4
bedroolXlS. With separate family &
dining rooms, makes this a great
f amlly home.·
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BEST ORIGINAL AREA ~SINGlE I.Ml ~.. END UNIT
** $135,000 **
'OWNER HANDLES LOAN11•
OPEN TODAY 1-5
2215 SIESTA
' !~ ht & bright -3 bdrms. + added,·
• .1ericlosed lanai room; Adult occupied,
· · "second home". Barely used, Dutch. ~ean ! A premium greenbelt location.
antastic Cover •oo sq. ff,.) private,·
fenced patio (minl-yarll>. many,
many more extras. I\ very rare ofter·
g!
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-A high earning opportunity with a well
known standing Real Estate Co. Open-
'ing ~ new office in Costa Mesa. Must
; ..have experience. Salary + Applica-
·' tJOns confidential. Reply to Ad #68,
Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560 , Costa
.Mesa, CA 92626
., * 0,.. Sat Ir S•dmy 1·5 PM *
1139 Sallrm Terrece $425,000
I 07 .. A " ser...t $265,000
1911 E. lcAoo $275,000
2220 w......... $175,000
11 l•a Loa Ct SISt,500
CHOOSE OM of 3 UNUSUAL
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W AUC TO WA Ta $271,000
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***** IN CORONA DEL MAit
CAMEO Hl•HLAHDS-$17t,500 ~
New exclusive offering! )Yoo'U love
this *-BR hoiiie on Ute most quiet· street in the area. Almost like living in
the country. View of ocean & surround·
ing bills. Nice tam rm. formal dlnio& +
bonus rm. Lge private front courtyd.
. Charming LR w /cathedral celling,
4501 SUllllY "DR I SAT/SUM 11-4
IALIOA ISLAND -SI lt,500
·Best buy on the' island! Ch'arming 3
bdrm 3 bath with Inviting corner trplc
in living rm. Spacious study off up-
stairs mstr suite. Oversized dbl
garage. Walle to beach & shops.
201 PEARL AVE. s.tf* 1·5
DEEIFtELD'S IESTI SI 34,500
Best buy & picture perfect~ Highly up·
graded plan 5. 4BR, FR, DR & sitting
rm in mstr suite. Really sharp &
tastefully decorated. Huge brick patio
wiplanters. l1h years new. ·
6 FOXHIU Clnlnel Su11 U :J0-5
llG CAHYOH TOWHHOME
Great close-up view of Big Cyn golf ·
course! Choice end unit Pinehurst
model. 2 Bdrms, den, 3 baths, ..elosed
· dbl garage. Immed. possession.
Comm. pool, jacuzzi & tennis. $198,500
6l SEA PINE LH. SAT/SUK 1·5
CAM!O SHORES -$310,000
Exciting ocean & s unset view from,
this lovely 3 bdrm home. Beaut. step-
down living rm, den w/wet bar, mstr
bdrm wiseparate Mr. & Mrs. bath,
formal DR -all o'looking pool.
4525 CAMDEN DR. SAT /SUM I ·5
llG CAHYOH .. DEAHE" HOME
Choice corner '·Bordeaux" model!
Move-in perfection in tbia meticulous-
ly newly decorated 3-bdrm 3·batb
beauty. Neutral colors, Van Lult
papers, custom drapes, plush cptng.
3-Car gar. $249,500
2 RUE CHATEAU ROYAL S/S 1·5
IA YFROHT APT -FOR LI.ASE
• s+s-9 S an4 S comtrucUoo mt.ans quality!
And so it is with this Park HllllLitOft 4
bdrm 2 story that shows beautifully.
Feat~es include Bervan carpetlna,
custom drapes, delightful rear yard
DUPUX
Deluxe unlbt, golt ~urae view. a Bedtma each, private, quiet, larae prqea, Perfect Ntlre-
ment bollMI and hlcome.
Qill540-1Ul
--~ HERITAGE
. . RF.ALTORS
JACKHOW£LL L-Ovely 3 bdrm 2 bath triplex apart·
ment for Jeuse. Plush cptng, lge rms.
Terrific bay view & on sandy beach.
Close-in loc. walk to shops. $750 mo.
. with wood decking, water softenet and .
a realistic investment of $119,750.
AH&> ,-$SOC1A1U
644-1156
411-1 VIA LIDO HORD S/S l·S
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS
2111 S• JMqllhl Hills ROCld
NEWPORT CEHTER, M.I. 6.44·49 I~
COUMnY UVIMG -amid the bright
lights will be yours. Enjoy the rolling
hills, the sunrise and sunset in almost
new, pretty as a picture home nesUed
high on a hill for $259,000. Ctl 64CM 16 I.
PllE·CHlllSTMAS 'SALi Move-in by
Christmas in this charming Eastside 2
bdrm home with firepl~e, hardwood
floors, country paneled kitchen, ,built-
ins, secluded yard, worbhop&built-in
bar-be-que. Priced at '69,9!>0 Super
amount of off street parkin& for boat, RVortr~ler. C.14M141.
St'rv1ng Co<,!;1 Ml' .a-lrv111•'
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REALTORS~ 675-6000,
2443 East Coest Highway, Corona del Mar
al-;o in Mesa Verde, at 546 -5~
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By owner, duplex. 2Br1
Ba ea unit. W. Nwpt.
511-1219; 5SM22l
Send your Chrlatmea meaaage to your
loved onea -write, type or dr•w your I card or we wlll set It In print for you.
Samples are shown below. Actu•I alzea
are 1W' "3" for $t0. 1~n x I" for S20.
31M" x 3'' for $20. Adel $1.00 to the cost
end we wlll man • __. ... paper to
your IOied ones. Your Ctlrletmaa Carda
BILL GRUNDY . REAlTOR
j.l. I\ ·y· •l'• l> \I' r. ~". ·, , t ltJ
641-1235 ~200 90\ oowr Drive , H.lrbot View GanW
1rv1ne •t cem• Vlflty °"""' 7Sl·MH
IE HOME FOR C .. ISTMAS
VLSit ou.r o~n houaea, Sun. 1·5
CHISlMITS ROASTIM• in the open
frplc. ot this charming 3 BR. A-frame.
Lovely atrium view from din. rm.,
huge s undeck off mstr. BR. 31-'
PROSPECT, NEWPORT SHORES.
Only sim.ooo. • l'M DRIAMIMG OF a fabulous view
from the declt of this beautiful 3 BR
home. Step outside spacious matr. BR.
into your jacuzzi. l·BR. with sep. en-
trance. 1521 KINGS RD., N.B. $265,000
DICK THI HAUS in this large duplex
with 4 BR. up & 3 BR. down. Im·
maculate & nearly new, with some
ocean view. 2 frplcs. 207 COLTON,
NEWPORT SHORES. $189,500
MAii THI SIASOH lllGHT, light &
cheerful ; 2 BR home near the water;
secluded patio surrounded by easy
care trees & shrubs. B/I Kitchen has
a ll the goodies. Only $135,000
SANTA'S SPECIAL Immediate occupan-
cy of this large 4 BR + maid's rm ..
with huge fam. rm .. even a formal
din. rm. Fantastic value in DOVER
SHORF.S.
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DAVIDSON REALTY
SRO! ,W Comt I lwy N B 645 • 7575
3116 Newpo11 Blvd . N l~ 673· 9060
SEEK & FINrf HODGE PODGE JIG
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Monday: ? 1 ? ?
DUPLEX $75,SOO
YA.lQMS
Two2 br.1 ba units In gd.
cood., readl . for quick ~I C.lf: T1>1·'7800 •
6 As:TRll ~ 1lt1ulhtutc Inc
TRAILER PARK
PIO POSED
193Space pa rk now being
iu.&embled F 1rsl user
deprec1allon 1~ av111l Agt,
~·9601
OPEN
Sat. & Sun. 1-5
You'll love enlcrlalnm&
tlw1 HOLIDAY season In
ltus lovuly 1 bdrm .. ram
rm . 21 ~ ba. home llai.
jusl been totally up·
g r aded th1 ou1o:h11ut.
GOOD LO C AT I ON .
Pnced lO ::.1!11 <ll ~135.500
1507 Mt\KINEltS DH .
NEW.POUT B~A<.:11
't523 C.otPt15 l>a· fRVIME
BAYSHORES
OPEN SAT /SUH l .5
2572 CIRCLE DR.
Choice corner locution on
oversized lot: feutured In Beqc r ll omcs &
Gardcn11. 3 Bdrms &
den, 3 baths. bay view
•11111 ...... 111: ...... 1111 ....................... ~I from m3liler swte. Large outdoor living nrco One --~-===----=::::::.-==---~I of the lo~esl leaseholds ln Bayshores. Musl see
lo a~pr eclatc. this
beaut.du! executive fam1·
lyhome. A COHVCHIENT SHOPPtNO AHO
SEWING CUIO£ FOR THC
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REALTOR
324 W. COaat Hwy.
N'pt. &lac:h 548·5521
E\41!:6: 54S·56'l3
,• Moti~ated S.Uers
3 Br, 2 ba, pa\lo. crtyord.
fncd yd, frplc. clean,
good nbrhood.
H.B. S Ir S,
4 Br.:! t!a. famrm. total· ly upsr1.1ded. Won't last!
OH THI LAKE
• Br. p ba, ram r m. Highly upgraded, tennis
crts, pools, & clbh.sc.
C~TOSEE!
SHAFER &ALLEN
Realt)t. Inc. . 61S·6141
TAX SHELTER
4·Pleicea near So Const
Plalll now a vailable .
Price(f •l 1114.000. All un· its 2 Bdrm, some with 2
ba~ .. CGIJ 6459'646
IUDflOltD
TOWMHOMIS
VA-FHA BUY.tRS
3 br, 1~ ba, dbl gar. ~.600 .....
VACANT!
4 t>r. l \.i h . dbl gar.
$81,600 ' -••• SUPER 1 STORY
2 br, 1 bu, dbl gar. $.53,!130
CRAWFORl>&ASSOC.
9.57·0001 -----
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HA.I.IOI Vl!W Monaco with private
enclos ed front courtyard. Natural
stone fireplace, immaculate condition.
Owner flexible will consider sale.
rent, or lease option. Open Saturday
1-5; 1947 Pt. Cardiff
"fARIOR VIEW LUSK -tri-level home
h as many custom features. L$I'ge
courtyard, beautiful olive tree and
many rose bushes. Bltn bookshelves.
formal dining r m, paneled family r m
w /parquet floor, huge pool. Open
Sat/Sun; 878 Sandcastle pr.
HARIC>a YIEW WSK.alDUCED $235,tOO
-VACANT 4 bedrm, family rm, ocean
view home waiting for you to move in·
to. Large lot with 3 car garage. Open
Sat/Sun; 3907 Inlet ls le.
TUltTLIRO(:K IROADMOOR -newly of;
fered, 3 bedrm, family rm and den
hom e. Corner lot. Approx 1750 sq.ft.
Nicely landscaped. Vacant. Owner
anxious. Offer ed at $119,000. Open
Sal; 1.9322 Sierra Bello.
HARIOR VIEW HILLS -lowest priced
ocean view in CdM. 3 Bedrm. family
rm + formal dining. 2 Cozy fireplaces
& beamed ceilings. Open Sat/Sun;
1114 Whitesails.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS -beaulif ully up·
graded 4 bedrm home wi.th lar ge pool
& jacuzzi with much pnvacy. Large
lot. Palos Verde stone fplcs. Approx
2500 sq.ft. Offered at $210,000. Open
SaUSun; 4610 Dorchester.
SPYGLASS -HST VALUI -beauti(ul 3
bedrm Portsmouth model features
beautiful pool and jacuzzi. Super deep
J car garage that has a children's
game room and a bath with dressing
area for pool. Highly upgraded. Move
in condition. Offered at $249,500. Open
Sat/SWl ; 8 Monterey Circle.
CORONA DB. MAil -4 bed.rm, 2~ bath,
,family room, newly carpeted and
painted inside and out. Home offers
lovely view. Offered at $229,950. Open
'sat/Stm; 1251Surfline Way.
CUl;-D&SAC -llA"'1RIL 4 bedrm, 2th
bath home. Featuring approx. 2700
sq.ft. 3 Car garage. Next to park.
Large deck overlooking secluded
green belt. Offered at~,500. Open Sat; 251SSaltAir.
OTHER PROP ES
COSTA MISA TRIPLEX -reduced! Ap-
prox 2830 sq.ft. of well maintained liv-
ing space. 4 Carports, 10 yrs old,
located in good rental area. New
carpet, paint & wallpaper front unit,
DW & bltns, all units. Offered ·at
$144,500.
SPYGLASS ·-4 bedrm, professionally
decorated and landscaped. Beautiful
panoramic' view of ocean and bay
front. Offered at only $325,000.
SPYCH.A5S -large 5 bedrm1 bonus
room home featuring 3 fireplaces, one
in the master bedrm. Located on ap-
prox. 1;.. acre lot with a mini orchard.
Also features large pool and jacuzzi .
with bltn gas BBQ. Offered at $283,400. •
RISH COMM> Nearly new 2 bid.mi. ••I).
Plan"; air-C<JDd., ti'ethty ·Painted, va·
cant. quick ~eas. 1'598 Golden Glen,
Walnut Square, lrvh>e. *55,900. Open
Sun. l -5
ILl•AMT MIW LISTIM(JI 3 Bdrms .•
bonus rm .• BACK BAY VIEW. Profess.
decorated. Other brokers agree "it's
the best in The Bluffs.,. 302 A venlda
Cumbre. $179,500. Open Sun.1-6
LO WIST PllCI for this model ;
"WILLOW PLAN" in Woodbridge. -' .
Bdrrns., 3 baths, upgraded. Please call
us for more information. Only $107,000.
so. OF HWY .. CdM A motivated seller
offers this upgraded 2 bdrm. & !rptc.
home + brand new 2 bdrm., 2 bath unit
over 4 car garage. $189,500. 511 Acacia,
CdM . OpenSun. l·S
LAGUNA MIGUIL Sparkling family
home in good neighborhood; well ·
landscaped & a feeling of complete
privacy. s Bdrms., 2600 sq. ft. of living
space. Only $157,500. 23832 Stillwater-
nearest cross street, Ivy Glen. Open
Sun.1-5
OltAMGl.{!UmM A.lllA Large cul de
sac lot with room !or pool + play yard.
4 Large bdrms. & family rm., also
games room with wet bar. Reduc~ to
$12",000. 13031 Malena (call office for
directions). Open Sun. 1·5
Rarely do HARBORITES leave
Newix>rt Beach by choice, BUT, if you
MUST go -at least enjoy the sale of
your home by listing it with, Bay &
Beach Realty. Please Call -
759-0811
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CLOSI TO llACH
DUPLEX
2 Years old, clean, 3 & 1 Bedroom,
carpeting, drapes, built-ins, 4 car
garage, etc.
s11t.too ••
Al.SO CLOSI TO THI llACH
TWO TRIPLEXES
Patios, decks, fireplaces, etc. Owner
will help finance.
$300,000
llAUTIFUL 3 a.; 4 IA HOMI
UDO ISLE
on wide lot, large courtyard entry with
tile fountain-includes separate guest
quarters.
$261,000
COME SH THIS llAUrY
1080 VIA UDO SOUD
SUM>AY MOOM TO 4:00 PM
JACOBS REALTY
I
IPA.11119 IN aYtMI lmACI
'TOP CONDITION, TOP QUAUTY
& BOTl'OM PRICE dtaUngwetl th1a
2 bedroom with hu1e f amlly room
(including built-ins with wet bar 4c
lee maker>. Brilbt & swmy & priced
especially to sell= at 1:149,000.
.OPIM IJ.1 Utz H mtliCI
...eSULACHAIMm
2 bedroom home with separate 3rd
bedroom & bath over garage.
Spacious inner patio wlth built-in
wood storage for the fireplace. Fun
decor, excellent location and in lm·
maculate condition for only $157,000.
OPIH .U l526 L OCEAN M.VD.
YllW CONDO
Prestige Newport Crest plan with~
master suites. Fireplace, wet bar,
formal d.inin&. End unit with view~
to Palos Verdes. Priced right, at
$125,000 fee.
OPEN l..S #7 •OOOWILL CT.
O&.D COIGMA DR. MAI
Check out this duplex on an extra
wide lot. Separate, charming 2
bedroom front house plus large
private 3 bedroom unit over garage.
Quiet street. nice yard. $195,000
DOMT MISS THIS!
Homes like this are scarce. 3
bedroom, family room Tiburon in
Lusk Harbor View Homes. We like
this new offering on a quiet cul-de-
sac. $189,000isjustright.
VIUAGI OF HA.RIOlt YllW
Owners love this home but require
more space. 4 bedrooms, beautifully
maintained & professionally
landscaped $1SS,OOQ.
SHOWS UIE A MODEL
In the great family area of Harbor
View Homes, this rare 4 bedroom
Portofino shouldn't be missed -
warm cozy atmosphere, family·
room and beautiful yard. $178,500,
and you own the land! !
UGH'f AND •1GHr.
IH IRYIMI TaUCI
Location is everything in this 3
bedroom doll house with a large
pool, shutters, shake roof and neat
as a pln. $168,ooo
PllVA11 ADULT COMMUNITY
Immaculate 3 bedroom home locat-
ed in quiet cul-de-sac surrounded by
lovely mature trees. Extra-large llv·
ing room, dining room & master
s uite. Adjacent to private pool &PUt.-
ting green. $177,580 includlng the
land.
THI 11.UfFS-.ANOllA.MIC VJIW
Highly upgradea 3 bedroom home •
with many custom extras. Top quaJi.
ty appliances· tbruout, abundant •
closets & storage, expanded master
suite, A/C, intercom, fire alarm.
$195,000 including the land. Excep-
tionally desirable financing avail&·
ble.
DOYla SHOIES VllW
Ivan Wells Regency styl~ borne with
courtyard entry & view of Back Bay.
4 bedrooms & tamily room. $279,000.
Fee land.
HEAT IUY IM DOVEi SHOllS !
Entertaining home with indoor pool,
jacuzzi, marble floors and terrace -I
with views of night lights & Back l
Bay. Open floor plan with room for
pool table. Leasehold. Owner anx·
1ous & willing to consider financing
up to 80% of sales price. $259,000.
NISIDINT HOMI
Huge family home in the hills of Tur-
tle Rock. 5 bedrooms, f amity room,
large yard, sprinklered & lighted.
Near recreation center with pools &
tennis. Night lite view across Santa
Ana Valley. $215,000
UYI tM TUITU IOCk
Only $125,900 inclµding the land for
this plan 3 Broadmoor home with a
large yard & a view from Newport
Center to Santa Ana Valle y. 4
bedrooms, with separate family &
dining rooms, makes thJs a great I amlly home.·
A C0&.DWa.&. IA*a CO.
644-1766
.,,,,.--·-" . I ... OOll!I
• •201 Canal CNwpt Sbo.r.) NB
5'8-1'191 ~.000 Set/Sun l·S
33a15 Sliver Lant.em, Dana Point ·
493-8112 '103.000 s.u 1·5
1100 Sandi Lo (o(f Canyon)"(~M
875-4912 , \ID 1 ·5 114 Cl')'ltal <UWe Bal Jal.> NB
675-3331 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5.
625 Geneva. Rwatlnaton Beach
963-:i671 $75,000 Sunday 12·5
14873 Gainslord Cir, Irvine
638-8831 '62.~ Sat/Sun 12~
718 Malabar, Irv. Terr, NB
673-8550 $140,000 • Sat/Sun 1·5
Ull Miramar, ArchBchHts, Lag8ch
"1>46-3255 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 • Ir FAM IM w DIM
19'2 pt CafdiganPl,HVHms.NB
644-6038 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·S
._7iJ Santana.Pr., Corona del Mar
644-9513 $161,500 Sat/Sun ll·S
325 A~ewport Heig~ts 646· $128,90Q Sunday l ·S
·2310 Glenneyre, Lag. Beach
494-~ $22.5,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
1312 Dolphin Ter, Irvine Ter, CdM
6'4-1766 $149,000 Sat/Sun 12-S
468 Pl'Olpect (Newport Shores) N.B.
548-1290 $89 900 Sat/Sun l·S
•723 Santana, G;tne Terr. CdM
644-9513 $161;500 Sat/Sun l;S
1312 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terr) CdM
644·1766 $149,<>PO Sat/Sun 12·5·
386 lSth Street (Npt. Heights) CM
675·3331 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#2 Sparrowhawk, Irvine
640-9900 Sat/Sun 12·4
10043 San Miguel, Fountain Valley
640·9900 ... S'dndayl-4:30
w2927 Perla, Newport Beaclt
6.fQ-8826 $154,500 Sat/S\Ul 1·5
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, ·9652 Peppenree La., Hunt'g Beach 140 Via Havre <Udo lale) N.B.
968-7081: ~1885 Sat Sunl0.5. 673·'1300 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1~
111 V~car (Lldols e)Npt..Bch 1745PalomaDr.,NewportBeach
645-$229.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675·1642 Sat/Sun l·S
•'633 Perham, Corona det Mar • ' 858 St. Qair St. <M'esa del Mar) CM 759·0358/~2828 Sat/Sua l·S . 557 _.. $79,900 Sat.10-5 *~ol}~u~~fs,N.B. 8at.l·5· ~~eJ~r:=aMesa88t/Sunl·5·
1U1 Oxford IA. (Dover Shnt) N.B. 1S07 Mariners Dr., Newport Bch.
548-0391 fl7',5e0 Sat/Sun~ 833-8600 $1~ Sat/SUn 1·5
303 Kinp Ro~ Newport Beach 2036 Pt. Provence <HV Homes) NB
84.5--9950 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6'4·1766 Sun.1-5
Sl.28 Plcadilly Cir., Westminster 17832 Arbor Lane (Univ. Part&:) Irv.
640·9900 Sunday l·S 552,7500 $138,000 Sat.12-4
5302 Sierra Roja, Irvine w5322 Sie1Ta Roja (Turtlerock) Irv.
640,9900 Sunday 2-4 640-7000 $135,500 Sun. l·S
201 Pearl Ave. (Balboa Jal.) N. B. · 26 Pinehurst (Big Canyon) N. B.
. 6"-4910 $18SMOO Sat/Sunl-5-644·1766 $317,000 Sun.l·S
4525 Camden Dr, CamShrs, CdM 17 412 Teachers, Cul verdale. Irv.
644-4910 $310,000 · Sat/Sun 1-5 642·5200 $92,000 Sat 1·5
26S Princeton <College Park} C.M. 209 Susannab Pl., Costa lrf estt
546·3318 $79,950 Sun.U:~ 642-9'11 '19,9$0 Sat/Sun JU
3607 Redlands, Costa Mesa \;l 3286 Califdrdia St. Mesa Verde, CM
546·2313 $89,500 • · ; Sun;l• 649..1527 $'17,900 Sat/Sunl~'
1015 concord, Costa Mesa · • 1105•sattnas St. )llesa Woods, CM
546-2313 $89,900 ' Stm . .W ' . 546-4141 Sl:14.000 S~ 1-5.
206 LaJolla (NewPort HU. )Npt. Bth. 4501 SUl'l'eY Dr.,CamH'lnda, CdM.
546-2313 $199,SOQ Sai/Sun l·S · 644-4910 1179,500 Sat/SUD 12·4
2722Skylark, M. Verde, CM Sun. t ~ , 6 Foxhill (Deerfield Park) Irvine
546-2313 $120,000 · -. 644-4910 $134,SQO Sun 12:30-5
#3 Skipper, Irvine .2901 Catalpa, Newport Beach
546-2313 $108,950 SWJ. l·S 640-UC. $fG.soo Sunl·5 1850 New Jersey, M. Verde. CM 19332 Sierra Bello, Irvine
54&-2;il.3 $111,9QO Sun.1·5 640-9900 Sat&Sundayll-i
1038 S..1-ne, HVH, Corona del ltJ.ar 10061 CUtty Sark, Huntington J!c11
• 6'{~ $11j(),OOO SaVSun.'1·5 ~ 898-7855 Sat/Sunl..S
744 Center, Costa Mesa .21776Taboe, Lake Forrest ~9'91 $59,900 Sat/Sun 12-4." 61$-674\ $159,900 Sat/Slm J.2.5
2708 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 2817 PortOla, Costa Mesa "
752.7315 $'l25,000 Sat 1-t 546-2313 $86,900 Sat.1-S ·
2708 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 3019 lava Rd. (Mesa Verde) C.M.
752·7315 $225,000 Sun 1·4 546-2313 $150,000 Sun.1·5
1915 Tradewinds (Baycrest) N.B. 1835 Tahiti, Costa Mesa
644·1766 $184,500 SUn.11-4 546·2313 $139.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2951 Catalpa (Eastbluff) NB 2762 Mallard, M.Verde, CM -
673-8550 $194,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 . 546-2313 $136.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
#•Wood Nymph (Irv. Grove) Irv. · 2 Blackswan, Woodbridge, Irv.
673·8550 $105,500 Sun 1·5 675-«>00 $1Z;,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#1 Holly (University Pk.) Irvine~ 13031 Malena, Orange/Tustin area
673-8550 $124,600 Sat/Sun 1·5 759!0811 $124,000 Sun.1-5
•llOOSandpiper CBVH>CdM •210l Windward CBaycrest)N.Jt
673-8550 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1,5 642-8235 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
21142 LoCkbaveri; Huntington Beh. 15081 Sonny Cir., Irvine
642·8235 $86,500 Sat/Sun l·S 752·7315 $103,950 Sat/Sun 1-i "* 3606 Seabreeze (}IV Hills> CdM 1636 Port 'ftflen (JIVHom•> NB
644 6200 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 " 644-6200 $167.00, Sat/Sun 1·5'
1092Santa Ctuz, Costa Mesa 1916 Port Provence (H'("Homes) NB
751-3191 $96,500 Sun. 12:30s4 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5
217 Amherst, Costa Mesa * 1936 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
754-lal'l $80.500 . Sun 1·5 642·8235 Sat/~UD1·5 •
2983 Cr,oftdon, Costa Mesa •4531,Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM
751-3191 $681500 ~ay1·5 Mf-6200 $349,000 Sat/SunJ-5
182 The·MaaterB Ci~le, Costa Mesa 13721 Onkayha, Iryine
675·5800 $109,500 Sun 1·5 · 752·7315 $113,900 Satl-4
lll.4 Wbitesails, HVIWs, CdM 3811 Carmel, Irvine
675..a41.1 •.. Sat/Sun 752·1700 $82,500
••IL.Balboa Covet.~etrpmt Bch. 3832 Hemingway, Irvine 752·1~ $250,000 Sunday 1·5 752-1700 $119,500 Sat 12-4.
18 lm4 Loa Ct, Newport Beach 24 Inverness Ui, Big Canyon, NB
631-1400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 759.cnn $320,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
21911 Summerwind, Huntington'Bch
556-2660 $118,500 Sunday 2,5
2036 Phalarope, Mesa Verde, CM
Satl1·3
. 4._aOOM ..
67SiM11 . $128,000 Sat/Sun 1-5.
3907 Iltlet Isle, Harb Vu, N.B.
675·3411 $235,900 Sat/5'111 1251 Surfline Way, Corona del Mar
2•1ACH dW~AcacJa, Corona del Mar
67a:MM $199,500 Sat/Swl -t
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673-8Gt $189,500 &Iii, w • J•&•• r 414-t~Reli~.c;oronadel Mar 6"~ $230,000 Sat/SUnl-5
675·3411 $229,950 , Sat/SUD J' • ~ ) a .
3967thletisle,BarbVu,N.B. ' , ~"'-N~Beach 67s.3411 $235,9()() I • Sat/SUn w 1 °"'"'VA41• .. " ~":
1911 E . Balboa Blvd., Balboa Penln. • $169.900'
631-1400 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 '* 1839 Sabrina Terrace, CdM
631-1400 $425,ooo Sat/Sun1·5.
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REALTY.
MAD OFFllHI
Dramatic Arcbitecturel Dynamite
Muter bedroom + 2 othent Pool., Jacual& tma.ta court. $168,~ . *** WOODIRIDGI
3 bedroom & atrium in this Warm·
ington "C" plan. Vaulted ceilings.
Amic:bt a breathtaJdng park like set-
ting. Only $94500.
*** II& CANYON
Executive ranch s tyle home on
wooday lot. Behind iron eate in the most prestigious area. 4 bedroom,
family room & conversation pit.
P.rolessloaally decorated. Vacant &
ready to move into! $320,000.
*** REDUCED TO SBI.
Lake, pool & jacuzzi are just steps
away. 2 master suites, sunken living
room, separate dining room &
breakfast room. Now only f 114,950.
***
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2IO Newport C ...... Dr .. Mpt. ldt
759.1111 • 759.0087
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. BLUFFS BAYFRONTS
·PAMa.AMIC IAY, MIGHT UGHT VllWS
. Super beautiful homes, lovely quiet
streets, pools nearby. 3 Bdrms., fam.
rms., form. din. rms., Jge .. kitchE7ns,
eating areas. Enclosed pnv. patios.
All finest quality. Different floor plans
to select from. oPEH 1.s 320 onao CoH 01 1&111
OPIM l·S 223 MATACoHth•hsaJ
PLEASE LET THE EXPERTS SHOW YOU
'.I11E AWARD WINNING BLUFFS
HELEN B. DOWD
IEALTOlt. IMC. · MLS 644-0 ll4
1973 Tep Ushr ii Top Siii•••
1974 Ii 19751 mr uUp
Mew,.... Mna io.d of ltedton
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macneb I trvtne
realty
OPIM SAT. I .5 P .M.
4646 SllnA TUI LH, UNIV. PARK..
Here's your chance to live in one of
the nicest townhome locations! 3
BRs, formal dining rm, 2 patios "
all as neat as a pin! Near comm.
pools, tennis & city park. Only
$126t000. (8-4.S)
WOOD119GI TOW.UIOI ..
Super-sharp W/2 huge BRsl SUPER
location, only 2 minutes stroll to.
lake, beach & pool -also near new
comm 1 area for future convenience
& value. $72,500. Forrest Powers
'152-1414. (B-48)
TIMI POil FUMI
••. comes with this 3 BR, 2 bath end·
unit in Univ. Park I. Golf, tennis ·1c
beach all wtthin minutes of this spic
& span townhome. $87,500. DoroUiy
Hardcastle 642-8235. (B-47)
UASl/OPTIOMI
4 BR Garden Home in Turtleroct
Glen. Excellent view in Award·
Winning development. Flexible
flnanatng. Bill Hutchings 752-1414.
(B-48)
WALK TO nteMIS COUITS
Irvine's Racquei Club -Forrest
Hills model w/4 BRs, formal dinlng hn & indoOr jacuzzi. Great family
~ommunity w /no aHoc. dues!.
$119,500. Marion Frizzell 752-1414.
(JMI)
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a:dltenna. prdeo.Slatenoors, hlib 4 Br. 2 Ba, l&e Pam Rm, nn. home, deep pile ca.rPetlnj;custom i
Nell Beatty Realtor mi'•· MC;t waUed patio 2sty. bOa'or !tV atotaae. thnlout & a $uper 2 bdni'l .. 2 bath UDlt. • 6fS.40852dlrs PLUS MP dplx, l Bl'.. REDUCED. Sl,14,500 ... T .,.-...s·-tnhts ·:.:z.. lltnn I
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apau1. S&&bt~rraaean paper, all copper plumb. 2"; lc'a ceramic til~ ~ Q,61, c/lfQ'l;
garase, aecunty bldg. Mint cond in/out. Lo ~ & bath. Pool & • :~,,,,,..L,,,,,.Ji:-L·~ C'YD~D~a~
Sl18,000. Call Pepper malnt. SU,400 income. 8'15-0l2 Jm*er ~ ·~~ U.I~~ ~NTINENTAL ~~~leb~ ~ J~~eMt: 1P1L MlSA VERDE 24Jl 1. C.... f:CWJ., ~~Mr
REALTY $174 900 ' -----·--c.-. -..... -I 95'1-1.319 ALLJ>(>RTSR.E. 3 Br. 2 ba. 182,500. By ~----h----~,
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WITHPOT&ITIAL Harbor Vlew Hills, P1owerst.lnEastC.M,1 · IUCCOLA
2.. BR1 1 BA charmer. beaut. view of bay, d11plex or 1 lot w/2 lmmac.•br din rm fam ll!e m bea\itlful front catallna "lights. Custom houses. 8'1M372 rm, s car afu.. XJnt~ loc. unit. while building unlt 4 Bl', Fam Rm, Formal Premium t.118 lot at the on reat' of lot. Great D l n Rm, & f PI c • end of the cul.de-sac.
Jeveraie. 10% Down OK. BeauUfully decorated Wlden/ht•ntors Greatl.aoillyhome.
OnJ.y $134,500, w/paneUn1 le Van Lult Eutalde Costa Kesa. 3·2 RE.ESE REALTORS 955-0350 wallpaper. ~reat home bednn homes It room for m-14'13
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for entertaanln1 w /Jge moi-. unit.a. 300• deep lot.1--------1
patio, cuat. pool & Burry-lots of potential LOUSYLOCATIOM Oean3beclroom,2bath.
Jac uzzi, f ls bpo nd bere!C&ll546-5880. is the only reuoa thll ltarttthodle • .-r,aoo • ' I '''"'"'
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For appt Ph: 644·1033 or has noholdl If you don't see Sat/Sun l.CSP.M, 1033 mind frwy nohe. see uu.
By 0 '6A.IER WhfteSaH~ Way charmer Sunday 12 to
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New 2br,2ba1000 aq. IL pool home. in ~meo • E.Side 3br + deft. 2~ba, VISTA ASSOC JU.TIS Vacant a bedroom lft
apt. All bltns, cpts, drpg. Sboc'es. 180 dllee ~ejwttof au University Dr.1--_.;•~·9560~---1 move-ha condUlons
Open house, Sat" Sun., ocean. coast oe • e y. 116-1078. Bier. WALK TO "9,500. 12to48CSUnO.$UN,500. Open l·S Sat/SUa 4A3 _;..;..;..~-----1 SOUTHCOASTPLAZA
Perham. Aat.159-0368" *** eaunowrortermi BY OWNER SPY1la111 845-28C8 Lovely 2 bdrm condo, 754-1202 ~~P::~J:c~ llKETOIEACH BEUEVE IT? comphitely up1taded In •
4 Br, 2Mt ba, tam rm. Custom & private, 2 br, •3 ledroom aecured walled com· HANDYMAN'S
'298,500. 22 Morrow Bay, + famrm, move by • •2'/alath munlty of 80• Cout DRll! .a ... ~ HOME 1002 GeMHI IOOJ OpeaSat/Sun&tG-8144 Chrlatmu, open tbla •1700$4t.ft. Shores. Beautiful lal(e & ~
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Maybe you're not ready Costa Mesa HOME&•Mc;OME eo.taMeta 1024 =$83,000 W A D home. Bfl separate
to move, but don't wanl ,.~ 3 Bdrm, 2~ ba. front•··~··•••••·~··•••••••• p·"CI C COAST Oneatopahopplnfbefore buildlnt ln back suUabla to pay tomorrow 's ~ home, 2' ft. llvlng DllA.MHOME . "' you~! ViewlocaUons, for Dlecbanlc. woo
prices. Here la your 2'31edrooms rm ... floor to ceiling 3 BR, 1~ b BA. nr. So. PROPERTIES ~turn, mapa • worker. electrictaa.. or chance to b~an option Fren b doors & frpl Ut la On hures. At the Condo t?? Better hurry& Call to n"-hase t s lovely • =~il·R· -·• rt , .. c. t. Coe.st P za. '80,ooo. • 63'1.cMOO 24 Hrs. Information Center. 6'HI03. ..... .. '""" ...._ p vacy. Mae. ou · ly $2500 down, CaU agt, . Touchatone RealtJ' and we do mean lovely· door _patlo. Beaulitul 549-8062. *** M3-0867
original Bluffs ''G" · cell. Property 5 years -----------------"-l·--~.;....;.;~--.. 1 model.4Bdrma.,3batha, 200S8elboa81vd old. $230,000. Open MISA WOODS 4• 2 IA f'O~l-S T f
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11 i: Great2story foryourlfe $72.000 wkshp, bll patio, -----------... purcha.sedeta ls. ......... 1006 REAi.ESTATE (mJy.4bdrm,fmlyrm• B Bedrm, huge Jot . builUns, a~ aarden.s, GREEMBROOK
'7J.4400 •••••••• .. •• .. •-• .. ••• 64....ce41 frml din rm. Tbll fan· Complete with hardwood pl~areu,aw.unpooL toeatecl 1n cw. of ttac:t.
HAfJ•OR tastic floor plan allowa fioor, dbl gar, covered Owner MS-4529 Taatefall7 deeor'd.
IALIOA ISLAHD -------•I r:f~~0to 1~~~~': patlo & quiet •treet. ~ut 4 br, tam rm. best ~-Side t.bruout w/fl'OUDdaGUoi• $1B9,500 t , d SPYGLASS,oceanview. •-h btO ohtate owner needs im· location. SacrlUce •Jdnel
Best bay on the 1:1lan l kit out ualo t e h~!teCasual!~~~nr buy· $79,950. 642•9411 Bkr. 7U.7100 Charming 3 bdrm., 3 4BR,3Ba,S:U.s,ooo. gardens & pool area -·J -~ A Olvtsion ot
Harbor Investment Co. bath w /inviting comer 844-1838 aft. 6pm. w/jacuz::d. 545·9491 QUICK ESCROW for year
frplc ln living rm. Prtnclpalaonl)'please endeurcbue.4BR,fam.
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Beautiful vtewt..genlle "WWyH.T.ylorCo Catallna, New Bedford WTSIDl!l2UHITS RXERUPPERI Owner.5S7-4<M QOU.l:OJ;PARK ·DA,Z\. ocean breae. a nr, 2 ba. 644-49lO Realtors Mod 1 518 8 ., t • · Ba, n~b' deocorited.
714/433-5077. e • r • ., 5 Y • REDUCED $1 0,000 Use your imagination I MBA D& MAI new cprtUrdrpl. '90,SOO.s
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Cb e er f u l 2 B R ~ backyard & much more. HEWPOIT lllACH w/~ fam•rm, wet~ 1Uflwm1 Call8C$-0303 -•• -6 r~ 642 bar & frplc, xtra lge ~ H'40UMMALTY ._, • 7-1 kitchen. W/Wallc ln pan-1793 ,..,eoei..,._
try • sep. dininc area. : · 645·9181 Full price $161.,500.
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6'75-580() Spa 1 , .... cR~ •sE .. · -11 "-· .._ cemaker 1 n lovely " m;A Exeeutive 3 m, 3 bath. cl°'8 to the e•& ... 1(1"""'' .._.EW Greenbroolc. 4br, "ll~ba, $57 900 * , ~Ari " " lam rm plus bonus room. * , ocean. Super Edison Wgh School area.
JJUYERS CHOICE OF 3 car pr. Need.a Just a Don't delay! Save on this Beautiful home & lush landscaping,
COLORS-now under Utlle palnt. Opn Sun 12·4. spacious 2 story condo! Ceramic tile entry with step down
co1utructlon-thJa 181C7SantaLaui-ettaClr. Features2br,2ba"2car large living room. + Family room. Rey, prlrne 101! cou11e
custom 3 bedroom, 2 or call Ast. Barbara for garage. Call LaunA""" rm, wallc-in pantry. Island·· , location. 5'7-70'4 bat.h home with fireplace early appt. 968-~ PERFORMANCE ... J -~~~!;;! . .i:imJove.ly Decorator'sdream,2 stry 847-3514 y k~~3en. Screened patio. Low maint. ~~~ t:~kbo~~ I
gmbelL hm. 4br +study • rm.~. n. New cpt & IM .Quall l &: fam Tm. Access to 3 HO POWN c.e.r,21 C,_1CM1Cl1t drpl. StePI from mJr. WAUC:JOllACH
pools, steps to s1:h1 & MO CLOSING t'8-1Nl •141-1115 greeobetu,poo1.<>wner. . 0eean view, a..tortee. 1 Plac•. ehop'g. Cstm drps & COSTS . Sll2,000.ssa.ass7 BR. 2 ba., dbl. aarage. PrDpltl'tf•a '" wallpaper thruout. . .... -'L-Aonle--L IOJ/1.0 ltY5ne • 1044 AllforalowSllS,000 Below mrkt, $99,500. Opn 4 RR 2 BA, family room • _,_,. -"' CU,. DI. OYO 752-1920 u~-Sat/Sun"""' ·ooo. • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $REWAR $ RANCH UALTY i.oo QUAil n NtWll'Oaf IU04 ~... ........-. dining room, over 2000 ,., .._ su "'IP D st t ,.. t B b
,_W_ANT __ A_C_O_H_D_O_?_, sq. n .. Walk to ec~ools & UKE A MODEL ~v.-511 ~ · Outot town buyer.-ro. 551·2000 vi:!~ .!:uUi!i '!ond~~l~Q S 110,000 One stop shopping before ~ppmg. Seller wall help BeauWul 2 Dr, 2 ba, 2 2 BR condo. mla~y up· feaalonal real tor ~as MOVE 6nnanctna ls avail. Aak· A 5 Br, 2 story bcamly ,._ finance. OHered al story Condo. Uparaded, irad•,naar~ .park .. over 40 homes lo show, ..... m45000
wilhlargeshulteJ'CdFR, youbuy!V,,.,w.locallons, S79,000. docoruted . Pool & Need immediate sate. allareaa,"ndpreeaure". In time to enjoy your ....... MCCoawck
lw ol panel~g thruout ~~1~~At~h~P&>nd~ 898·7855 recreation . Open Reducedto~.ooo. Preview lo "buy rtabt''• c HR IS T M AS RlhTY 494·7511 and lB x 40 p00J. l>erfect Information Center. Sat/Sun 1-5. $68,500. Ph IUY OF WEEK call Patrick Tenore Alt. HOLIDAYS ln this Im·
forentertJinlnJ.Parklng TouchstoneRealty 847·1085 $&),900for3BR.1~ BA, 65Mt14.2thn. maoulate 4 bdrm. home 'N QR INS SOUDIMVIST. ~n~;,~j~ ~~:~ ~~ ___ 963_·_086_7 ___ , S&S Resale Specialists. 3, newtr decorate~ aood with PAN<> RAM IC Quality 4.ptex. located
.. or s bdrm rnodel· localiC)n, lri. lot. ry 10% ........ atOCK VIEW. End of CUL·DE-RE AL T Y ~from puk in xlnt otherpJ"Qperty. • 0 down. , ... ,.._ SAC In THE HILLS. ...
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SOUTHCO.AST IHV. FORSALEDYOWNER ~some W'/pools, OPIMSUM. l·I PrlcedtoaellatSlSt,000 ~~. ~f,~· Pri~~d f~ co. Touch of Class House + 4 Pl ex, $125,000. 531111 s•---lofa WOULD YOU u -· .. ~ ... 000 Pennington Properties •• ..rrw C-...SIDER sc -•~-. · 645-11 OJ 4 Bedrm, 2'AJ both, bonus Monthly income $11,640. 4 " Family nn.. your "" DUPLIX
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c.er.1'1"Q1c tile entry way & Owner out of stirte. b 'd 111 led dJ WIUOWS batha. etc. lnclu«Mna _._ l ......
1 HIGHLANDS muchl more! See in a h Owner must sell this year. 960..(l·W. n ge, we oca , a privacy. nice nel_gbbors "'"' .. ea urea, ae UI s
A-11 Houw llelievin ! ! Price reduced to S99.500. recS92,liOO.-s.t7-7044 OPIN SUH. 1-4 "nex.lble terms? Would nn·erduplexacood buy. -..,.. IJ , 4Br,38a,2500sqfl.4blks uBY OWNER Hunt'g 4472PnGlett YQ'J consider our 0-Y-O C.Ufordetaib.Sl47,500
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Surrounded by wood A FIXER UPPER'. w/pool, jaeuui " nlr. loeaUon. 3 Bdrms., faml --------is worth this price But ~~
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bed rooms. ( 2 w Ith Square Park, aparkling amongst original town Close to Golden West lhruout, Coming COol<· q,· -· Brabd new Plan S" conao "have l't!ar tenants help AXER·UPPll
partial ocean v1cw) 3 ~sl &h00Ja1cu0zz~nnrHs0h~~es lot area0or Hunt!naton College & ehopplna cen· \oP stove. lush atrium, ~~.1.tonhaellywdaetceorr'atedpro.~ pay .•. $175,000. Close·ln·k loft bdrm., ~~:~~~as~~~~ f•~:~I~~!: tt-s.cSattSun.'554-3576..., eT~1~e ~o~~~tu:,i;~~ ~c~~~Ji~ RLTY ~/~~~~64~ lites. • ;;;dy to move in. own::. * 494-1057 * ~i1~~ed nt>°uttt~:!(':i:
formal <l1mni: room• A :imall but completely 546-5605 • JlfY, ruHJK transferred & mwil sell. Creatlvo srospect11 ~E1'ic'r11idk 1?0~0~ ~~~.~~.!~.~~ ~~~~~re ~r1~\~~{i~~: 00 c~:~v4E~~~~a . I ::~o.!.\ "f:i.,.IGhlands 'e.!.lit111~~~~:, tr:!:~iizr.::0r •ill
589.500. $2000 DOW.._. vuullt.'d ceilings, wood-$54,0 Luxuriously appointed. ~--PopularTartan~odelon den, fireplace, garden _,;,.
" burning fireplaces, wlnr Fnntaslic opp. lo own lg. ~ acre rear yard w/3 040 .. 10()0 . bl&hest street. ln tract. entry. Studio apt., ocean ~9\-gcts'you Into lhis 2 DR, 2 closeta, & more. 11 the 2 br condo w/cenlrul air, patloe, redwood sundeck, ~~~~~~~~~ Mb v 0 t n be f 0 re view. l182,SOO. ~ ,, IQua~I llA condo.'Close to the Village atmosphere UP· blln uppllanccs, IO· used brick planters& = Cbri1tma1 $147 500 TWO u...i11s Plac• bcuch, super sharp, low peals to you, stop by our c I u d, g, d sh w ll hr . BBQ, custom pool & SELL! SELL! . • . SOUTH• :'l!!.U .... &' ..... ,..... •
.,. -r7U •t920 $49,900. Streer fn Huntington walk lo clubhouse, pool & drapes, lattice, mirror-fanw~lc CoUece Park ,.. _ Walk to beach, owner asa C..., i..-...__..-1: .. a payments. Ottered at sales olflce at 519 14th Children welcome. Short jacuzzi. New carpels, Says the owner oC this ·:..1.'Y"'~~ ~• ""'
1AOOCMWU't N1 11404 89S.7855 Beach. Financing ar· shopping. Seller to pay Ing, stained glass. Stone b\zyl 'ovenilzed bdrma !Jl'lflM prefers eicchan1e • .a4·.,.,. .,.. .. "4ea
ranged. 3 bedrooms from lex 1 yr home warranty Mexican floors, Mexican super paneled fa.m fU1 7aa•2000 $117.liOO. •
FfRSTTIME $118,9!i0. l!w~~· cpt & drp .••. tile C041nter topa, , .. W/wet bar, undlell1ht • TWO a1oc1s TO HOT PRICE!
OffERED HR n 75J/l.7100 stove, new dishwasher, Corm. clin. lrJ country HOTTUI l&••CH Great •i.msets ln quiet, I\ 3-4 bedroom, shake· ·~~~ ..-Kitchen Aid shutters, kit. Thia lmmac. home ~ k thls
......,.f M~a Verde beaut.v, 1-;;;;;=:::;:=:;;;;;;;;1 V Iii ~rass cloth, ria r<lbuet prtced below all others In LOVERS! Beams. fireplace. lovely view ae.ctlon, ma es -
•""' I• b 1 tic>. I DD 2 BA" bon a peaceful 2 Bll haven that shows, Jove & ER 1_..... oonng, tiled t· n ar, the area as the owner Don't miss this rantasl.ic, pa au~ · WI Cor tbe baraata llunter. tncllculous cnre by INT ES 1:11 --------Ftencbdoora, converted now.has 2 homea. Don' aparkllngcleanabr,fam room.Sl39,500. Try an offer. •ios,ooo
origmnl owners. Close lo IN MOVING? a•CK OMMAIKIT Closets, etc. misathtatrulyle11thnnl rm. home w/spacfoua CHRIST MA 5 (4J.8)
,;olf course end xlnl Lookatwhat "' 3% agents welcome. bargain! Call Oruge redfiood deck & de· PACKAGE ~"·~.,.~t"Mllfta'n ·schools.Sll9,SOO. Thithomewassold,nQw DEC IESTIUYS Price $125,000. Open KnoURJ•u.'74-0045 u•••··• bot tub tor your l WSK IE.ALTY the owner is really anx· • house Sat/Sun. 11-5 pm. v ..... ~... 2 BR. den, ttrep act,
SOUTHCOAST hestooffef'! ious. Uyou'relooklng for Al.SOltEMTALS 17511 Luther, Irvine. . POOL! ~1 'c,~~Ot ! ~ei:s; ideal woeken der. ~611HYR4S.~·flMIO~GiF7 ~1!:1~~.ve top com· Be~~tl~ai:~rtt~l~o;! J~: :~v~'!!~~~!~::.a~.~ _M_l_.{11_14 ___ _,_ __ , FantasUc buy in Irvine. ~s=:;.~~~ow ~~·A6LH EtS~A'--J ..... f .. _,
•Receive an incentive ~~r~P~g~l~du~~~~:~ ororrer. CAMDEN MODEL !c%in~bi~'po1~[ ~11~i ~ .-..c;~ proaram, al once. 2. Vacant. 38r condo, C th S7S 500
•Want a fantnstlc floors. Cell today lo ace park·likesetllng. $S7,900, TRADITIONAL or ~~o~~:Ll~da. ARCHIEACHHTS
Gorgeous 4 BR. pro-guaranteed sales pro-aLS14,900. submitoffer. 661·18U,493-t797 1350 Hw OCEAN VI EW, beam
fessionally decorated. aram. Ctfttury 21 Sparow 3. Vacant. 4Br, 2~ba f'IUILJ HOM£ S.Coa1t y. cellinl Urine room w/
.Beaut park-like ynrd & •Toeam more money. 842·4474 condo. Form. din. rm. "'" . TlllTRIMMH __ __,4'""9"""4_-.;;:;8.;;53::.:6"----1 lrplc, 3 BR, 2 BA. bllns,
vacant. Readylor/ust •To have a non ·l~~~~~~~~~I S79.90QSubrnltoffer. WOODRIDGE Deoorattyourtreethis HAL OPIMHOUSE decks , & pa t io
· competitive manager. 4· NEW, VACANT. 4Br, year with thls 2 story, 4 ---~---S T I 3 w/waterfall. Price re· iuove·Jn. "3666 •Aplushofflcelndeaira· 2400Sq.Ft.ofFun 2·~b11,lgelot$l04,500. SS G BR. 3 Ba California -·----.• A• 2• duced to $139,500. See &
54v-bleloeallon. 4 Bdrm, trHevel home, 5. lBr coodo. Nr beach. CRO IN home. Minutes lo ever· THIRANCH LA~G~~8°J'A~f-'' makeoffer. •Be ln?Jltcd as a pro-fam·rm, den, secluded 913,SOO. asf!cious bdrms 'ncludc ythlng & prl eed to n. fcsslonal renltor. verandahs, cov. wood II. Comm. alore & older 8 • 1 VA Fu A b New offering! 2.story, 4 .,... WHALE .r__....•cu• ,.._
1 deck patio balconies, rmhotel.Saleorlease. a ower leve~ master peue. • •i< u~ers bdrms., 2~ baths, TOWEil" ...-"""'"' -
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Call 960·4361 for
Interview. Ask for Buzz.
. $3000
Eitec. Townbome over· CARPET
looking harbor & south AUOWAHCE
coastllne with night Be your own decorator In
liptta. 3 Bdrms, 2~ ba, lhls sharp exec home on
fa.m n;n. frplc. 2 Story tct cul·d·sac st. 2400 sq
epd UD&l. Prof lands.cape lot exciting lri-level Uv·
&cdecorated. Gas BBQ on . 4 spacious bdrms,
sundeck, wetbar. h ml buae country kitchen. bch. comm pool, jaz, COIY ram rm, ho1te11
:.-;auna, clubhouse. dlalna rm. Call today. Tr a n s f e r • q u 1 e k 847·21!!22 pos~culon. Owner
~14"7 Open dally. 3% 8f welcome. Sl~,500
3q09SQ.FT. luxury homt,
opendall:y. Agent.
496·9723
frplc, breakfast bar & C.UJ ... lfafr ~~~~v::~t:0+_: ;~~~~'::'~:.=.OsG~t'J formald.ln1ntrm.,frplc., A landmark home. OCEAMVIEW ·~-...,,. ..... Great home at-•s -'961J3229 .... &"' fam.U.Yrm.3Cargarage •t .. ndln" above THE TwofamilylMn1,2BR, (';; ';;;"t";rta•ning • . _,. _,...... upper floor. A charming 3Br,2batownhouae.Next with large work area. CRA.ssiNa SURP BT 2 BA, llvina room Children INT'L RE Uvtni room with French •-pool apa •-n••k O""n Suodect off matr. bdrm. VICTORIA BEACH. Th'-w/frplc, dining room,
NETWORK,883--0867 • • STOP ~te'ri:~~d~/;f; IN Sat1S:~1:ss4i. rec:: ·i~~~:.~~~ UDiqQB older bome ha~ ~~;.:AI~~~~:1et:
..... ,.HSTYl.I Don'lbl.lya 4 BRinH.B. vaultedrJJemnaa +a OWMROISPlllATI Sl.P2,000 been exten aively 1ue1t apt. Priced at ~ until you've aetn h • Ith • • •• .rA.... restored dwini lhe laat -000 t.e. Brick patio court1lrd 1 ..... "SparCl""le uge •• Y room w MUSTsa••t DAVID.•.c~ d d 3 BDRM _,, nns . .,....... ... fireplace & contem· ~ eca e. · u .. a•1CAMHOMI creJ1t.es a private entry & Only $89,900 porary open kitchen. Beaut. 4 br, 2 ba bom 11.ALTOR 133-9293 FLOOR plan, bullt on 3 -mu.ch customisation. ••••United Brokers Luxury app\a Loclude a wtule root, am. fronllot, levels; 3rd level ia the REALTORS
Large open ranch style JohnCarey.848·7•14 powder room quallty very lg. backyd, w/paU "WHALE TOWER" that 4f4-IOOI 4f4-7Sl3
kitchen, adJolnina Cami· h' h coYtt & doc run 185 halbeenconvertedtotbe ly center. Cracklinc FOR SALE: Ruelle ~a~pellnt t11~0':' out, or but oh·.' Op• atudY. Located a Fp;w O,.. IZ..4Sat/S.
fireplace, gJass doors woods, heavy shake e uxe u )J •P· Sat/Sun 14971 Atbel HUNDRED FT. FROM 2310Glenneyre open to gardens. King shlnaled and Iola of pliances, enclosed dou· 5S2·5546 ' T H E S A N D 2br. lba home p lus
sire master+ chlJdren's 1 la sa I Dram a tic ble 1arage & rustic e>c· W IOUTST AND l~G aeperat. aueat apt. Pan.
rooms. Plush c.,-pets In staircase to b6drma. leriot or natural woods. Woodbridte 2 Br+ den, OCEAN VIEW. A RARE taatic ocean view, walk one or the new snappy retreats. Open hearth Close lo the lake In the b a Broad moo FJM>AT tobch. $225,000.
tones. No-wax floors. fireplace warms living unique lrvlfte VUlare of W/alrlum, cor. nr lake, $271,000 Shleld R.E. 494-3093
BKRS!JS.9311. and family aceaa. Chef Woodbrldget llOOll. & tennis. $11Y1.ooo. fl•-.. -s d'-
kl .. A A ho ln SI 17.ttO Ml..o885 Fol' oanuoe~ nfo.or i.n:e-FAifl'MTJC Ocean view STORY IOOIC ~i7o~;. a:~satie "-r.'7I41159r1161 tJ°MisS.~ ... REALTY home. Wood " Glaas 3 br.
Story book nelichborhood OPEN HOUSES 49~_"731 !_ba_
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extras includlnc mlt· Cul.<fe,Sac, boat acceas,
rors shutters and xtra Ira yrd & patio.
plushiest carpets, Ter· Near a ll sc!h le. In·
rauo Coyer to bol" dianapc>ll1 & Bushard.
5laJrcase. Wrap (U'oun4 IMS! Harcourt Circle.
kitchen w/hardwood ~962·7223
cabinets &: .bar. Family By <>wner lrlf •br, 2~b•. rm. Used bnck firepJace. Pre1tl1• ffome modol Form. dine. Jldl Deep blue pool 1u flN rloa 11 o o . x l n t Jo e a . .s BBQ: BHtt .. e TrlUlllerred, no •It. Call Garage door opener le _e_v_a_84e-_N2 __ i ____ ,
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644-7020 Newport Beach 497·24n
HOME '5 INCOMf:. e
UQlta, downtowo Luuoa
-•ch. a Commorclial, 8
rHldentlal. FantHIC ocean views. _,,ooo.
OPPORlUNlt'Y OF A
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reetaurant, heart of
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equipment. $8:!0,000.
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R[All Y 640 HffJ
MYSTIC HILLS,
Overlookio1 Lacuna i
3,000 sq. fl., Chris Abe1
desiped S bdrm. home.
A rare opportunity at-======= $175,000.
NORTH LAGUNA. Walk
t.o beach. 3 Larae unit.,
beautifully lanclacaoed1 with ocean views. Prlcea
right at. $9,000 •
MAGNIFii=ENT 3200 sq. n .• 4 bdrm .• ·~ bath home. Fineat oceanfront
commwlity. Loads of ex·
tras. $350,000
LAl\GE 4 bdrm., family l~~~~~~~~~I home. El Toro, close to
0PtH 1~1 1M A HUltlY?
C..toM 1 lih 1bls lovely Condo la Cully .
... rurnllhed and decoHted ·
._. ,_ rT. by Interior decorator. Me~lffett I 0'9 IMcli I 069 schools & s hopping.
$82,!IOO
BUILDER'S attention.
Two R·2 lots, heart of
Dana Point. Both for
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unleu this VA AS· Completely remodeled Sat/Sun 12-5; 23 Encore LIAll/OPTIOM ~--·· SUMABLE 4 bedroom executive bomel »ttter Q. NEWPORT HEIGHTS. ._.. M
complete with a aweep· --------1 amenllles too numeroua J Saar qt, · ftM.IYll.: $85,000
home with pool & Jacuazl lhan new wllh custom ~ oho 54e-2020 .•. ft
Ing hillside view doesn't IAYVU ESTAt! to mention. Huae family Quail Place Prop.
IWUIRD CANYON appeal to you. PRICE L=r esl tee lot. e'll· rm,deo,formaldlnlna4' BY OWNER. Open 2Br,famroom.~ba,end -cha dsg lliw Ill .......... art.od. INVESTMENT op· REDUCED TO 194.900. endunJt, E·Plan, more. 4~ baths, 2~ car Sat/Sun 1·5, 1842 Port unlt ln cul•d e ·aac, .._,. lot wff11 tots of pot....._ Hllp .a portuoity; a beautiful Glve yourself a present. The Bluffs. BeautlfullY prate + workahop. Call w.M IHI..... Cardi1an, N.B. Monaco 2 p,soo.
h 1 d ••I f 0 r •"hr ta I 1t I • CJ 0 11 d motel, heart or Laauna You're "°rth tu decorated " uptraded. 96H68Hor details. 640.5357 JUUc coovert. den, fresh
Beach. Close to beaches F\dl water view rrom ~~Coloa;~lal~Real~~F.a~ta~te~~~~~~~~~~~ paint, Sl.37,500. lncld. GIUIER .,l•w-$145,000. ~50p,000arks. Xlnt cond. l l.1 ... -ai\· · every window! Truly: land.144-G038 / e•uHT'•TE
•• .....-private & beyond com· LOYa y HOME MIRIORS ~ ~
sou111 4tlc;~~~9 L>MA :t>: ft~bll'& . Plai:lt ::~: Please call for 2Bc+den, 2 ba, on quiet & WOOD BIG CANYON 759.0259
LAGU!'o.A MGUEL POINT ..,.; ~w .... ap:r.~· JeanDale642-8235 tree lined st. Luab Plus a m utti·faceted NEWPORT SHORES
49!HM1 49S·1728 493-8812 •H·2aoo · a.eoOUMn NACM landscp'I· 2 car 1ar VIEW tn all directions. DOYER COMDO 3 br. 2 ba, ln,500. Open ~;;;~~~~~~~~~;~;~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1Lalre,_... 1055 •~k ahop. Short dis· Anac:W.qPalermotbat. 2tir,2ba~den.J.800~ft. SaU1~1·5.24ZW1lnlll • ~ lance to bay, walk to au will tause you to reach ProC. deCo. Xlnt lot' re· .Proiper\yllouse642'3850 CANYOH ACIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• achls. S128,900. Open sun for your pocket bookr tired cpl or YDJi uec. lagmal.ach 1048 LacJma .. och 1048 HalfwayupsecludedCa· SAVIS·l z OWMr l.S,325Allao(offCllttDr> Come and aee-BUT ·1.owat price ln Canyon. Sat b'*Y ta Eaatblulf. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nyon Acres ortve is this Beautiful akelront Nwpt Hahts. Bwa1ter SOONI '23S,OOO. BJ OWIU'. Opn Sl4S,500. Versatile 4 br.
FANTASTIC OPEN HOUSE cozy 2 Bdrm home. Lots home. 2Story, 4 bdrms, 3 Creely,BJCr84U338 SOUTHCOAST dall)'.&40-4717forappt. on pvt comer lot in xlnt OCEAMVIEWS SU.._.D_..Y 1•4 or privacy. Owner batbs,frplc,walk·inbar. NEWPORTBAY INV.CO cc.:id.Byowaet'640-1108
" "' tnnsferred overseas. Immed posaeuio,n. TOWEBSCONDO BYOWNER B lb t rtt OPENSUN. ll·4 1774 Rl---kC-Rd uust sell'.! Full price Lowat.p..iceOQ U-e lake. On the Bay in Balboa, le OPENSATf&SUN 645-1103 Weatc ll!f ·ff arbor a oa ocean ro From all rooms of this .. ,._ ~·· '" Rd d• t SUS ooo lBr, adults. pe>()I, 6UKJnpPlace. Hiplanda, Spacious 3 dramatic duplex. '¥ unique Henniger built COffT ...... HIUsDrl fl9•950C_645•6646 58~.~~ 0 ' • Marina,boataUp,securi· 3br,famrm,din,2frpla, 41RHOMI bdrm •. 2~ bath, qulet bdrms. Perfec:t owner a
luxury custom home. View Home with rental ---------• ty bldg. $99,500. 2 ba. pool, dbl 1ar. AS~Sl2•,900 street prlme location. homew/lncomeorauper
Dramati c & very unil$179,500. · MlulonV1elo 1067 Ownr/Agt675-7520 sim,900.213-579·5338 MUST BE SO~D TWS Beautlfulcond.Savethl!I summfr/wlnter rental. spaci<>us (approx 3000 sq. ~ f R€~TIG€ ....................... ....;__..;_ ______ , WE EK E 'N D • N 0 Wknd while tor sale by Seashore Real F.state,
ft.>. 2 br, 212 ba w/h~tt OPEN HOUSE __ HOM€S Adorable 3 bdnn.in M.V. OCIAMFIOtiT IZ6'WA1UAOMT R.EMONABLE OFFER own.er. $.115,000. Open1_67.:..-;...S.5800.;..;... ____ _
opl'n beams. 2 story, SU .... D _..Y I A • • Cloae to lake. air, Lovely 3 BR,, 2 bath on Cherry Lake, 8ack REFUSED. Sat /Silo 12·5, 2106 -lb.l~H CH_..1 R.-drlftstone frplc, vory lg " "' .., 1 ________ landscaped.83'1-7443 Curnlshedboachhouae Bay. Brand new c1tm 4 Of»CromffarborHi ffiahlandDr. ~ llUolliil
ram rm1den. wet bar, 11 44 Kattlla 7106W. octANFRONT br, 4 b3 trMevel bomeon 2212 Margaret Dr PLUS A UNIT .... at the
deck. gigantic Roman New Cwtom 3Br 2Ba DELIGHTFUL NewCordova38R,liv-rm Only$277,000 N~Bcb's only LAKE! OpenSat &Sunl·~ HILLTOP btachw/loftainbothWl· ·. ·1 tub w/jncuzil, s team spectacular yiew h9me. View of Saddleback CAYWOOD 1wlmor1oboatlng ••••United Brokers HIDEAWAY it.I, 'lbla is the ireatett
s hower & numerous $22.S.OOO. FAMILY HOME peak. Cor lot. lake mem· REALTY INC. on ncd. 'pvt. lake In JbboCarey.848-7•H we just ltated a nice ~lnNewpOrtBe•ch t.o-otber amenities. Located HOWARD JOHNSON 4br, fam rm, 2ba, newly berablp, alr cond & up· * 541·1290 * wooded aettlbJ. "·000·1-..;...;.....;..._..-... __ _.. home 00 Calallna Dr.; 3 d..v for caJy;$125,000 lol'
m prestigious Portaflna. REALTY • dec:o, llple, walled entry grades. Owner. "98-7364 --------Open Dall.1· 2310 'l'Uatin OCEAMVIEW bdnDI., fa~ rm •• 2 bot.b.Olll~
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older custom home.
ea~u .. vtew. $169,950, patio, lndacpd, fncd, Beach, Irvine area, and ()pea Sat/Stan 1·5PM. -~
Call Dick Elslmlnger, beaut view. 547·5550 or contemplating the 644o4nO 1239.0GO. aMLn 646-4463 ..... ,41M-855tor4.9'7·lli84 _&»_3725 _______ purchase or leaslng or a 1-...;. ... .=.::...~.;._--HOM...,.,... .... l~-1
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$4000 UMDER Sherwin 7.ekien at Cole or H1lhlY upp-aded Carmel MARKET Newport Realtors, 3br + fam. rm w/Tlew.
HUDSON BAY
REAL TY, L TO. By owner 3 Br 2 Ba 675·5511 ror prompt A fee land. $149,900 •
Cordova, on 1reenbelt & personal attention. _,.sa.83'77.:..:...;--_BKR ______ 1_;..___:. _ _.........,.~-:-:-'7-
cul de aac street. Two -=---WHIT--E-LA_TI'_l_C_E __ l.--------------~--patlos, cpts, drps, fplc, 3 Br 2 Ba, Family Rm-lxA:laNve U. HAI.IOI ,...:;.: _________ , beautifully lndscpd. kitch dea, new kltehen
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Bdrm, fam. rm. & din. Mc:rtw IHI nnw owner will "talk turkey.,
rm. Beautiful carpet.I & 640.5357 dia1nl 1he next 2 weeks,
dtapes. rrtced tor a faat ~~~~~~~~ ~can be In b y
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drpe. $150,000. 833--0Gl 840-0'7fB. , ~, HERITAGE
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starter home wltb a BR, phab carpeb, new patnt
" wallpaper. Showa like a model. See today •
tB3,900.
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4tS:s220 496-24 r l
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Idle.hen. Near 2 Jakes and
1wlmm1n1 pool. Huie master bedrm sulte.
Deep plush crplg. RV
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Obly $&!7,500.
BERTHA HENRY ~TORS
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NIW D,,..11 North Ba)'front home,
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2 ltr, cloao to beach. auo1mo. Aft epm,
4&'7·H92 or 494-el25.
2 BR, 1 BA, ct.ck, 1m yrd,
areat oce&n view. $425. fnel •• utll. 497-3478
Oceanside; Cliff Dr. 4 BB,
trpl, immaculatd;
1ara1e. $150 Mo. 41M·ll829
llulWrd Cm1yon
& Br 3 Ba, den. Gor1eous
ocean view, Up-top
Gsape. '850 per mo.
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i'Br,3Ba, lgefamily rm,
wet bar. White water
view. •very room. $750
per mo.
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view.Avail.now. '52l1.
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2'BR, 1 Ba ........... s.145 SJ Vlg. 2 Br, 2 Ba, sep hie.
2BR+D&F,2ba .. $4001~~~~~~~~~ fncd yd. $360/mo . 28R + D,2ba. . . $500
3 BR, 2'~ ba .... S475/6SO
· 4 BR, 3 Ba •...... $745/750
5 BR, 3Ba .........•• $875 --------•
't523 CAMPUSJ>a:IRVINE
'Loguna ... 3250 .......................
Brand new 3br. 2ba. rrpl, -Uiew, lndscpd. Assoc.
6ool. $435. Grdnr pd.
"5-1410; 846-7161
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Maid aervtee. pool
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3 BR. 2 ba, yrly. $595
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CORONA DEL MAR-a lmely &s new 2 Br 2 Ba
Bedroom, fireplace, upper. O'loolcl• SA Cou.o-en~ Jara1es, patio, tl>'ctub.a:u.we
completely relurbtabed. E/Slde, LO s Br 2 Ba,
pools, l Jac.aula. ·~
Sctieciuled IJJOVeln Dec 1.. --------
BachelOl' 9225-*245 l Bdrm '265-$275
2 Bdrm S215-S325
BR.tBa 1tove~r. aan. pct. ldu1t4. no peta.
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DUPLEX 2J + den. SKlERS, House for Rent
blk to bca • Yrly lse. in Tahoe. $200 for 4 moa.
$495. 631-loat 1 Call (714)546-3428 eve.a.
Sell idle item.a
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Newport Ftnanclal Clr l.eCllMf Office Space
Call on Site Man ager
(714) 8031U ext 246
Koll-Irvine Cent.er Executive Slllta
All lize 1u1tes now avaU.
(182-400 aq. ft. > Re1>t in·
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paneled, sm. whse In re·
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1139 Baker C04ta Mesa
549-3041 F.qual Oppor Employer
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Bayview Conv .. 20$5
Located At: 12M2LarnPIOQ. G. Grv
SLOW. South St, An•bQ!
111DeUlar, C.K.
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We 11,'e an equal opportunlty employer
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Christmas Walk. 25 Anli·
que Shops. Refresh·
•---------Interior System wall hung
' Hettulon Sofa, &ood unll, w/sbelves. $125.
cond. $75. Swivel walnut frame
Garage Sale, Thurs, Fri,
Sat&Sun. RedecoraUnf, must sell lantps, rum, pictures, sewing macb,,
trash ccunpac&or, misc
iWJns, 2'!025 Andrea Ct,
847-1393 w/vinylchaJr&ottornao. --------
$75. Stereo In beaut. MoviD1 Sale
**I Buy** Danish walnut cabinet. Saturday Dec. 3rd. 21229thSt. NptBcb. Lamps. tools, furn, LE Burmese kittens, Good used Furniture & SlOO. 144·~ _____ ;;..___ clothes & mlac. UM. Sat.
will bold til Christmas! Appliances--OR 1 will GARAGE SALE: Marine &Sun 326E lath St CM _ __;;.. ______ _ 213~·7710 sell or SELL for You. ....,. S-. 1055 equip, clothinc, campin1 · ' · · ---------•
~ Sh• t MASTBlS AUCTIOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• equip, furn, books & MOVING SALE! neW tpmen Siamese Blue Point kit· 64L •61, & ll3·'6ZS M?vlni Sale: F~m. TV, tools. 5c to $40(). Sat/Sun Men's 5 spd bike, 2 black Oak bookcase s:500. 1917 tens & cats, champ lines, -Pl.Ill pong lbl, mac. Cash Dec. 2·3 2033 Paloma Dr. leather lulled cbrs, 1 lwn
stroller $45, Mission desk from $40. 973-0652 ·-~-f\-.-100-,-cus_t.o_m_p_ad_d_ed_ only. 844-79'74 C.M. bed, rdrig. 644·2263
$195, Victorian Hlihboy ""--104 po rt ab I e bar w ll h $265, & More I! .._,.. 0 e-.-+-•i T-L ••••••••••••••••••••••• multiplex tuner, 8 track ...-11111Umw ..-...... & turntable-all are built· US-8 Avenita Del Mar &ban Fem, Papers & ins-plus two custom
San Clemente. shots. Needs good home. wrought Iron bar alools. _Bl_l of_r._SS2_·7_0_23 ____ 1 Sharp! 581•7446,
llave 720 '<t fl apace on Doberman puppies 14
truck to h1cago or wks. l rd·rsl. 1 blk-rst.1-•50-F•A•&•LO-V•ES-E•A•T-M1lwaukee, lea vln g mea.556-W2, 546-2838
u bout D ec 1 2t h . •---------BOTH PIECES $199
Delt vetcd to door. DOGTRAINING 9PcComerGroupSl39.
492·20100r 498 1982 Your Place or Mine Sofa & Matching lov-~ John M11rlln 548-0059 eseat $300. 4 Drawer 1916 VIP-ROLA 11olld oak, 1---------dresser $18. s uperior cond. S250. I _____ ... ___ Curtis Funtlture
bi8·5987 Lhasa Apsos
---Yorkshire Terriers 1165 .._._,IL CM COLLECTOR PLATES Beaglema'x .. 45 6151 ffibel 1975 Kristina $90, g • C Mixed kittens -1976 Mallyn SSS. Trester
<UWe Women) 1 & 2. l'A~=~;frS Gol~ & cream prlnt 12'
Both SfO · Hav i ""'1d Next to RALPH'S al 3-paece curved sectional
(Mother 1 Day)l97S/76 Ford Rd. N.B. S4o-oo90 sofa. Xlnt cond. 494-448'1 Both for IUIO. 842.-2690 eves.
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The Dally Piiot Christmas Tree page is your special
pt ace t o .advertise Items for sale as gifts at Christmas
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KIRBY Vacuum, all ac• c•. xlnt. cond. Sear'• Mtnl mtr. bike, like new, ...;;.;.=..:..:....:.~~--~
4 bar stls. 551-6473 1 ... Slot Mecb'n 11 ~
Unmual GetZPal\ iMde
Anlique Slota. Several to
cboou from . i100~
48'7·2743
HERBS-Yarrow, mints,
borage, comfrey, co•·
tmary. etc. Lady 1Hp-
pers, 5'1·1761
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GIRL'S bicycle '8. 11·1.noh ColorT.V. console
Sidewalk skat.ea, alze 3, $25. Altemoons142-6l!i8
$2.SO. Girl'• ice skat.ea, sue 2, •· Women'• loot HlLD'a z wheel bike and dresses, size 11 ~ 13 training wheels $15.
each. Golf balls, 17, and Small Tappan electric
tees. 12.50. Indoor 10 ranire S2S&rLar1e work'
game $1.50. Student table (Z awers) $25.
guitar a Exereile ch• Cbaln $1 to $5. 2'X2' neon
$3. Boob l5c each. Ping light '7. Clutch fan tor
pong table $3. Two twin GM care JI. Car creeper
headboards $&. 88'1 La $7. Golf clubs 75c to fl.
Cresta Circle. HB, BaJlalOceach.Certi1Wl 968-0770 lamp $20. GS Chev. 2 bbl. -----------1 carburator $5. Old sew· ROUND dinln& table with ins machine bead $10.
three leav• $25. Six 5 4 8 • 7 1 4 7 • 2 5 2 4
m atcbln& chairs $2S Weatmlnster, CH each:· Gold 9' sofa $25. .
otdratw.ndroplealtabl IRL'S blke, 3·speed, szs. Four matching needs seat $10. Console
chairs S2S each. Will 1elJ radio cabl..Det $10. Lad.lea
separately. Antique oak coat.a $5. Dreues, 1iie
Morris chair ui a box S20. 14·16 and lld.rtll, 1boes,
Three oak desk drawen puraee soc. Gla11es,
$4 each. ~2679 vases, candleabra 2Sc.
our famous
DIMIE·-A-LINES
6x8 orange and gold
CB .aatenno and wire throw ru& $10. Leopard•---------hookup Sl-0. Floor waxer hat and purse aet $15. UNIQUE lamps, oil and $10. Ski boots, size 9 $10. 543.5044 electric for wall, table,
Nordica brand. 914 cellinl and floor. Mottly Porsche roof $20. Army TWIN box springs & mat.-solid copper and brau
canteen and bell $7. tress $15. Twin mattrus from every era Sl·$25.
Army hammock $7. $5. ~. box springs SB. Antique pair of wooden 673·5957 New Avon Ariane spray dre1Ser lamps $4.50. Old
---------• cologne $4 ·each. Avon farm oil lanterns $3.
THREE tires: SR78·14 floral sachet creams Trarflcstopllght$10.0ld
rad,al $4. 670·15 $3.50. $1.50each.719W.Wllson hand·painted 18"
635·1S $4. Salomon skJ #D3 (Villa Mesa Apt.a, porcelain table lamp $18.
bindings SC. 646-3680 back apartmenl) 16' • solid brass table
lamp ~. 1897 B & H aolid REFRIGERATOR, worka 80,000 BTU home furnace, brass oil table lamp $25.
good ~. 548-5937 worka good • only $25. Large table lame wttb
EIGHT Blue Chip stamp Gaffer & Sattler dis· stained glass shade $25.
books $2.50each 548-96191 hwuher, yellow, nee<b Classic double arm dealt
------· ---1 90me work $25. 645-2513 lamp metal abades SS.
GAS BBQ $25. 25' 2 Matching blue up-CenturySOOwa_tttheatre
alumlllwn .extension ror bolstered chairs, xlnt noor or spot liibt.s $20. wasb'lng windows $1.2.SO. cood S2S each will HU OU bUl"OlN table or wall
JO lb sledge hammer sc. aepa~ately t!M-ml lamp $5. ~ty's floor Pilch fork sc. Shovel $2. · lamp ts. Class.le and an· Dodie flat bead 6 tJque autD li&hts $3·$25.
• cylinder enelne $25. TH 0 Ji As 0 l''. n I Many antique wall and
Flreflace acreeo $22.50. Troubador, color-glo, celling fixtures moeUy Pos hole digger $4. electronic with rhythms solid brass $1.50·$25.
Packages moldlne 60c and lnstnunenta. Learn Cluslc solid brass piano
eaob. Sid rack $2. Pick easily. One year old, lamp $7.50. Neon M1Uer
Sl.30. Burgess 1prayer look.a and playa like new. High Lile siOl $12. Old
$3. $ Maple TV cabinet Sl)OO. 'h ori&inal price. cryst~ vanity lamps ts.
$10. 18" venWatin& fan (714)644-2931 Railroad hand lantern1---------$25. New W' and%'' gaa SS. Claasic heavy brass ·connectors 50c each. CHEST of drawers $25. double adjustable piano
Thue 2'' bra11 gate 648-2205 Jamp $7.50. Table lamp
valves S2 each. l~" SNOW b'lmD.I 10, tobo with cranberry hobnail
plastic valve $3. lW' gan $20. s:.; dive r!: glass. shade $6. Solid
brass ~~te valves $2 gulator $10. Weight belt brass hurricane lamps each. ~ sate valve $1. Sl5 Spear iUD with extra $4. Natural gas outside
96"x38"heavydutywork glj $lO Bongo drum hou1e lantern $5.
table $4. Motor A·Frame S7 50 ~ection screens Handcrafted metal and ~.-W~kerbumperq $5. $12 & $1 Air pistol ts glass lanterns $2.SO. An· lloit wood plaues sio. Ju. Yachlca~t" cue 922· lique desk lamp $4. 843
Ml '10. Eiihlffn7"x18" Roller akatea u ' W.lSthSt,CM,Cbetween
plpe'50c:each.Slx8"ll2'' Schwinn 2e" stria $5. Placentia & Monrovia).
pip,e s.~c each. Fou Halr dryer $3. Helmet 548"'·0135 after 10 AM 18 x,16 ventilators S'I'. Records 50c each. Saturday and Sunday e~~· Fly •prayer $5. Gla11 tiffany lamp '8. 4 5' fas vent $1. Battery Coleman propane atove • cbarc•r $2. Bidet 125. Sl.2. Bebmboowinerack 00 DAY clock $25. ;:~e!>:!:' ~~ ~ ~~ Lbad1•. bowp llun& bballl ~~~"1:i'tte:S·s1?. :O~t~ $5. GE fAn SJ.5 Caat auu Al .,, a 0 ti e K 111 ybrooke CM b~e 12. 8 qta. motor 0 $10. Walnut TV cabinet 640-9'779 ' '
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FOUR CONVENIEN~OFFICES
.. TO SERVE YOU
·1erV1:111n.il"1 beach cruiser
frame •ts. Shelve1,
metal Cree stand.i.nc 12$.
Steel lldder racka for
1 mall pickup US.
Camper mou11Un1
brackets $25. Snow lk:lls,
180 CM, used 8 Umea $25.
Trailer hitches, VW and
MBZ $15 and ~. 8456
Sprln1bunt Ave, HB,
Sunday only. 8'7-'1851
L UTOH, GM $25.
842.3Q2
LD etamer trunk $10.
Varnlabed uutlty apool
l.able $10. Small table SS.
SL Pour bber '9. GI Joe let 18. Toye 1---------1 SS Sbau:_an ~ 18 .. ~. and 1ame11 SOC·C. Tenn.ii K 0 0 VER c a n 11 t er
THREE office chairs
(padded naueahyde ----------1 aeats bach and arm 1---------1 retta> a eacb, will aen
· • • bas f'. Vintar tripod vacuum $18. TV, porta· pbot.a $1 each. ,3 x5 SJ.O. Clothinl steamers ble, play1 1ood $25. blackboard $3. 4'xe •teel ts. Cotmetlce ~ each. Vprllht vacuum $18.
plate• SJ. each. Lot o Scblct bot lather Telescope 80 power on Pl9l~~PJpe $10. Pt1let machine f4. Tennl1 tripod $12. Alter 11 AM. sac.~ contnte and ~ frames $1. Picture "6-1S25 m.m~ mix $C. Outdoo frame• 50C•$5. Ladiea•---------1 UaJrt fixture ~. Two trt· boota $2·'5 Purses *1 VAN bucket seat S15.
pJe brau ll&ht flxtura Wll• •·Fat trackl '1-$5: Id ate~ Mat $1.5. ADU· S7,50 each. Air tank $10. 3030 CeyJoa Rd,OlfCoun· que ladles rocker $25.
Edlft1 •· Lar1• 1>14atlc trJClubltJamalca Sun· Coffee table $20. Pl~•· Gu car beattr, day only ' Matching awuare table
complete $2. Beli.o.t $7. $20. Matchlnt octain
Twt'Captain'a c:~ REFRIGERATOR. Sood table $20. Surfboard Q. oatb,m~f'O. $25. Bird cafu $3·$$; Girl's Butty bllto 5. !!~:'(all ~umlnum l0·1peed b h uo . New handmade 1trt1 ~.paint 'l'tirff mar-Chrome VW wheelJ C
ble, .Jlll topt SI each. each. i.r1e ahunlllum
Nea. car top lu11a1e 1lldlng wJndow1 ti.
1belt '30. Nib tel~hone Small taPt f'tiCOll'dtr t3.
Uaed slab docll't ti eacb.
eeparately. Bab1 walker
$$.450. Delle table $8.
Plclt axe• tc each.
Garden ~ieeder p. Wbeel
covers $1 each. Broom
our famous
DIME-A-LINES
Dl.JNLOP SP e lmR WICKgR f\uutture, arm NEVER med teak tbut..1..-.~~"-!'I"""""'.,.~
rlld.l&l t ., t.t.re. near cbalra DO ••cb. Wlcker te'rt a eacb: FourtMD
new . VW AN FM end t.ab&e9 ac> eacb. Tall 7~X24. twel~M4d1, t4a
radio ao. Antiq• dreu four poa.er •lnlJ• whlte 7'4:127 ... ten 7'•d7'4,
form, a1ae 11 '20. 'nlree bed tor a airl. canopy can eleven 7~x2'n4, twelve
wroqht iron c~en be added 125. La1una e,. x u • • v en te t n U5 each, wlll ul Ni1Uel.831·3128 1'6xrr,.: M"11 TV..xM.
aeparatel)'. hl2 ~nt $25. APTAIN cbain fl,S Two Wlll Hll aeparately. Antique four burner · S.lboa JIWllalula Potnt wood •toYe $25. Two end tables SJ.Ouch. Four "I" SUsM.lr Sat • wood Jbelvtn1 unlt1 • lamp1 12 • ~. Ceramic amar, or. proximately 10'x10' '~ tUe1 '5 .. DecoraUve wood .... d_a __ y_9_-' _____ _
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will 1ell separetely 0Two obJecll planto. Sl • 15. EW queen slse bed·
aleeplnl bap $5 uch. Book abelted headboard tram• t5 each. Wicker
Portable 101ld peued S'1. Oolumbla comole hi fl chair t8. CapU.in'a chair
woodenltalrway '25.16.5 record player S25. SS. Set of I bentwood
yd1 brand new yellow 5'8·820'7 cbaln Sl5 each, 1W\ll aell
abort 1ba1 carpet . fl.~ ORNER twin IJ'OUP tas separately. Larp anU·
yard, wUI aeU separate. each. Coven S'1 aet. New ciue picture lramee
lY. Pair car ramlM $10. twin mattreaa and box· '25eacb. Q-adle '25 each.
Realtooe AM FM stereo spr1Jlf $18.50. Crattman AnUqu. ldtcben ttem1 --------and speakers l20. Four commerdal vacuunr12S. $1·$10. National
black bamboo rattan Acoe11one. for vacuum
ehaln • each, will sell $!5. Twin bookcase ho ad· 1900 '• $Z. 75 per year.
aepar•tety. Wood boardat7.50eacb.Chest, Ceramic tea Ht SUIO.
crutches $3. Two 8-lrack shelves and desk wilt S25 Traln table with train, tape decb $20 each, will complete. Room divider needs repair SlO. Elec·
aell aeparately. and or bar sz2.50 . trlc football $.'J. Other
PanalOflfc wood tennis Console TV cabinet $1.S. game. SOc·S'Z. Drapes a. ncket $2S each. WUJ sell Bike frames, wheels, Bilge pump $9. BBQ separately. Balboa tlres fl . 110 Bowlinr motor Sl. Blower SS.
Penenaula Point, ''I" St ball and shoes ilze e Rambler fuel pump ts. & Miramar, Saturday M (new) $20. 642.1sos Encyclopedia Brtttanlca =-=---~~~~.;._-i-::..:..::.:..!...::::::.:..:::.=..~::._~1
ROOM dividers 2'x7'xW' TIQUE horse bamea
open filliree with J>OS.ts. and aingle I.reel, make will alao wort as extenor neat
TWO Antique glasa lamps
in workiDC condition $20
each. Two antique end
tables $20 pair. Two anti·
que chal.rs $20 each. One
livlna room chalr sis.
Bookabell ~. Antique
ahelt $20, 545·8986 all
weekend
PURSES! All major
brand names, values to
S35. M·$10. Two sUd1ng
· doora, good condition,
complete 1et $25 each,
will sell 1eparately.
Saturday only, 9-3, 2219
Santa Ana Ave
KENMORE electric
beater. 220v, 3000 or 4800
watts. Automatic
thermostat, positive Off
1wltch $15. Dovre ski
rack, root model with ~uUt·ln locb. Uke new. used twice $25. Tire
chains, new, E·70·15
eeriea $15. 979-23'2
iJPHOL.STERED chair:
lood condition, gold col·
or 420. 646-43511
OLD u.lce and caae $10. Hew brown purse $4.
'New car seat cover as.
014 aood dl1bware
2Sc·f7 .so. Set kitchen
•ZODIAC
Port·A·Mulne tnllatabl• Boats 2925 Collete, C.M.
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den, 1.9'M·27 Ch~v Iron
4le wheels " aprtnp 197"' CHIVY somo emblei:M ~ hot "' rt.ni tor~ Packard, 4 El.CAMINO
Ford lront fender1, AutomaUc, AM I J!'M
Chev sr1lle s hell, 111.ereo, pwr. st.eerln& &
headllghl. 74 Chev A brakes, air cood. &
radioi 74 Chev 1teerln much, much more!
whee. Need 38 Paoka (803745>. This beiee
parts. 642-33'19 beauty la •
..:.. 5_7_F_o_r d_R_a_n_c_h_e_r-i OHL Y $4595
Classic. Xlnt cond. S'l250.
642-8247
BARWICK 04 TSUN
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WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
FOR TOP USED CARS
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or Cl..ASSlCS
Jr your car la extra clean
see ua first.
IAUERIUICK
2925Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 971)..2600
CREV IER
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~-~'l JW!ll Fwyce BMW
1540Jamboree
Newport Beach 640-6444
speed tra.na .. factory air ~,,_ _ _.·L:.... Spyder. Madi
copd. & AM/FM at.ereo -.-.... 11:KJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • tape.=~ ::038°le~i ex bodY·tnl, runs nd 21MSHARBOR BLVD
trans wrk. Bst ofr 540.6410 540..0213
5 45-2835. 302 Klllybrooke, CM. '71 Dodge~ ton w /new 3.5
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~UNllN<,rrJN RE.AU; • --------yard Dixie Dump.
BEN'ILEY 1953 R ty 847-3452 • l\-12 111!1 ..,4(J OHi
'73 Bavaria. 47,000 ml,
A/C, auto, AM radio.
XJnt cond. $6300. 7S9--08S8
Salon. Immaculate 1~•0RT C •RS 645-4680 '72 Datsun PU w/service _,.-"' 1976 IMW 3.0Si
--------body & rack. New eng. .ALL MODELS Stlver with blue leather.
1927 Lincoln Judk1n, new brakes &CB. 12000.1---------1 Pwr. windows, sunroof,
Coupe, $15,000. firm. G farm 645-1263 bef8pm WE air cond.., automatic & in
running cond. ·cvcrydu) EED excellent. condition.. Only dr1vin1t. 673-2832 blw 1975 FORD i.\ Ton Cust~m N 28.000 miles. <5050246).
f>.8pm Shortbcd-V8, automatic, CLEAN ROY CARVER IMW AM FM stereo tape, sade ·~ Cad, 4 Dr, 1 lrdtp, al l u n k s , a 1 r sh 0 ck s, USED CARS 1540 Jamboree Road
pwr. Very good cond chrome pipes, chrome MOW NEWPORT BEACH
Must see. $995/ofr stepbumper, fog lamps. CALLPAPPY 640-6444
979-1668. bullon tarp, mags & 540_56..r.0 .. CLASSIC"
Two 1900 ,59 Merced"0• • custom paint. $4900. Pri. .JI '" pty. Call 835·0910 after 4 1970 BMW 2800CS one running; $750. 510 W COUPE-4 speed, sun-
Balboa, N.B. 675-4600 pm~-·-------1 roof, fa<.1ory air cond.,
'72 DODGE •,:i ton, xlnl, ORI y Blaupunkt AM/FM '~RANCHEROXlntrun cond. Lumber rack 2626HARB L D. stereo,elet.'lricwlndows,
nmg cond. Needs som~ 496-8057 eves, 631-30731 ___ C_O.;._;;_St:_A_M_E_S_A __ , ll&ht alloy wheels &
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l!JI 11 18 lll~ l'UJ
work. 8 es t o Cr day!I we IUY Arctic blue w /tan in-
558-8636/832·389-1 · t.erior. ln excelJent condi-811 R reaff ----'74 Courier. runs xlnl. USED CARS! lJOn thruoul & ooly 63,000 KV.....a.id!!' 953 New. ttres, shell, stereo, We're the new Chl'vro1tet miles! SlO,SOO firm. Prl. '"' "'" leaving country, m U!>l dealership in the Irv nc c 11 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell S22001ofr.494·6893 Auto Center. We need pty. 11 owner 8
Corwt. 4 seal street lc.:al --your used car' 642-0l3S_. ______ 1 dune buggy. saoo. <.:all 'fi7 CHEV"• ton. Gd cond. JOE
529 8486 Wd cmpr shell, 6 cyl. Nu
batt. IDSO. 57s-0116 MAC PHERSON
'4 Wheel Drives 9550 --~--i CHEVROLET ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Ford l lon PU. PS, PB.
1977 IMW 3201
4 speed, sunroof, stereo
cassette, etc. Must see to
appreciate! (929SET).
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1975 FORD 1"250 4x4 \1r.Trade fors
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Automatic, aar cond .. 750cyc:_l_e_.9_5_7·_07 ____ • IRVINE S 1895 MAKE OFFEll
Good .selectJOil ol other lat~ model aplders to chooee tn>m.
Ml\\10"4 VlfJO IMl'Olll S
llJI I 14/j 49:. 1 IOJ crwse <·ontrol, new tires '70 Datsun P .U. Mags, Jo1 ___ 7_6_8_·_7_2_2_2__ OoaflfW'"'"
';" whit~ ~poke wheels, malus. gd i:ond, make ofr. Autos, Imported 75 FIAT WAGOM
awullary tanlu.. other ex Pvt pty. 842·2738 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic, air cond., lras & unly 41.000 males -'72 BMW 2002 AM/FM t E • h t Pn. ply. Call 638 3549 '63 Chevy PU "'./Canopy, RABBIT1SCIROCCO • • e c. x.ra a arp
afler7 pm or weekends. vass thru. service body. _Owners. Improve .han~I-lmmac. cond. $4,700. (872N~L).Y $29,5
-!\tech recond. Very rel1a· mg. Set of 4 Bilstean 642·0167 ""
Ml~SION VlfJO ,.,,POIHS
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831 114d J9, 1704 JEEPS u7700 hie $K50. 640-2358, shocks. Nea.rly new. '72 2002 lll. Must sell. ______ .;.___ HOWARD
l' .I 5 . s . c; J 7 • s . r .. 10-23-19, 640-_7384 Sl75/bst ofr. 552·0691 ev11 $3200. Pvt ply. 752-1325 ,71 Dohm l200 Sein. 1969 Mft
Cherokees, w~./.l~nl'('rS I~ CM(.; 2 ton 14. bed General 970 I ~all 5. $800. 640-1228 Ct..vrolet ZIOSL courE ~lt'k UP!!, uptoSl.20U dis. enl'losed truck, till gate,••••••••••••••••••••••• ·77 3201 13000 mi, all ex· -. ------.---Oove&QuailSts. Only 29,000 oriainal
tounl!'i. 5 yr 5~.000 mile over-cab ex~sion. Good '74 Au<lt lOOLS. tras lmmac cond Day· 74 PU, spelL paint, NEWPORT BEACH miles! Automatic & air
warrunlys avaalahlc. 1·oml. Converted to em pr Loaded! $3100. 752.2411, eve ~ 548.3j97 · camper shell, magf, tape 833-0555133-0116 cond. One owner car.
Co,.land Mtrs Inc but can be used as work call 673·7548 ----deck, lo" mi, Xlnt cond. ---------1 YD5672).
2001E1st, SA 558 8000 truck. $1500. 5'16-3048, ...... R 9705 BMW /GLAS. 1700 GT. 752.(M64 or: 551-~1 '70wn6 SpydeMr lol.2' CondveMrt. lt SADDLllACIC
673-4714 "'"a omto 1967 Rare European car. • er. t eon · us VALLEY IMftORTS 1975TOYOTA . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt cond. S3500/bst. 73_PKU~Llkenew,loml,. aee to apprec. Home Landcrulser '72 EL CAMINO, 62000 mt. 1976 red Alfa Spider. Ex-494.2932 wide tires, wbt. spoke 875-1503. Work 640-8160 831·2040 4fS.4949
4.WhMI Drive AM /FM 8 trk, air, auto, cellent cond. O rl g. ----
97 5
whls. SJ.995. 846-8749 Hollda 9727 nery 10 ... miles & priced lotsorxtras. 837-0017 owner. AM /FM stereo, lo Capri I '75 280Z 2+., rads lo mi ••••••••••••••••••••••• v .. ·1 968 0863 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.., • ' * * * * * * tl)S4!Ll1 t425NDN> 19bi Chev •".!ton camper nu eage. · . very nice. *,..*-*_,•..._ ____ -ta BILL YATES shell +·boot overload 71 Alfa Romeo Spyder '~la4ck1;t,t i~.~ ~~'. 675-5599 •
VW·PORSCHE spnngs. Runs good. Convert. Good cond. Best $3!l00ibslofr. '76 Datswi 280Z, A/C, 4 •
• Ca 1 S1325. 962-7573 oHer. 64~20111 962·7315 Spd, mags. xlnt eond. "'" ~sanJuan p strano ...
'837-4800 493·45 I I 1975 CHEVY 73 Berlina. 47K, clean. '7l capn, runs good, new Coppe r brn. S5900.,..
ELCAMIMO AM /FM. $2975. Good clutch $1100 or best. 759-0Ulor?S2-6737. .. ·7i GMC halt ton. 4x4, 400 Automatic. pwr. steer · Cond 731 ·1537 499-4349. can + 9s. auto. P 1S.P /B, Ing, air cond .. 8 track A.udJ 9707 MEWPORTDATSUN +
Sough country suspen stereo. low miles & extra •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• ior the best buv in a new + Chrome spokes & Kru· h • (60970Y) Lo I ~ 1'racs. Roll bar. bru'lh 8 arp · · ca 1975 AUDI FOX or used Datsun! +
tuard. 2400 mi $6500 or car. Automatic. air cond., 83~1300 • 3500 & take over pay How Only $4195 sWU'OOf, low miles & in ~
menlsas rs 494-4605 MEWPORl"DATSUM immaculate condition! ---------
Jeep .73 J-4000. Long bed 11118 DOVE STREET C32tNPZ>. ~ D bumper, qujda· NEWPORT BEACH MAJ<EOFFER
trak. auto, PS, PB, nu1 ___ 8_3_3_·_l_l_o_o ___ 1 ~hl spoke whls. off-road 'Iii Ford Pickup. New ~res. 42.000 ml. Many tares, A/C, $900. Call
)ttras. S399S. 536·5778 830-5881
MISSION V IE JO IMPORTS
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831 -1148 49.S 1704
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:dys,831-78."i6ev -'76 Audi Fox, 4 dr, A/C,
: SI 000 OFF '66 El camlno 396 turbo sunrf. stereo, mags. war-
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Chevy Van, 1 of a kind.
Custadliled, will
ucrlflcCl.-,pr trade. ~·~I
1975 AUDI FOX
4 Door. AutomllllC:, air
cpnd., AM /F.M, etc. One
owner & lmmaculalel
CGOONKA).
OHLYS3795
HOWARD
Chevrot.t
Dove & Quall Sls.
NEWPORT BEACH
76CAPRI
53695
Good TIW\l 1 .. 17
Bill MAXEY
TOYOT A
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"'111 l0 ,,u 11 qii Ir .111
8 3 1 -1 375 49 3-.131~
197'DATSUH
• • • • 280%2+2 •
Automatic, air cond., •
mag wheels & only 14,000 •
miles! (040099). Mus\ see •
t.o appreciate-call for our •
special price' • NEWPORT DATSUN •
888DOVESTREET ~
NEWPORT BEACH •'
74Ml%450SEL
Leather interior., pwr.
wlndowl, cruise cont.rot,
IUDJ'OOf & metallic paint.
In great coofition I
(1991.0Y>.
MISSION VIEJO IMPO•rs . . . '• .. . . . .
8J I 1741:1 4\1~ t 70•1
'74 280C. Jmmac. Orig
owner. Air, stereo.
IMS(). 751-7721
1975MIZ210
SEO~. Tobaeco brown
& lo immaculate condi-
tion. (229MPW). Must. see to appreciate!
MOW OHLY $9995
Ml~SION VII JO IMPOlll S . ' .
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Inter. Runa well. $1300. halt le brks, reblt carb,
6'S-142Sor64Ul34 radials, 26·29 mpg, BILL MAX EY
TO 'fOTA
---------•AM /FM, x i . $1250.
. '7 6 Ml% 450SEL 873-S710
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aunroot, air conditioning, •••••••••••••••••••••••
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stereo tape le leather in· '65 SC. New en.«· nu Koal.s. W76 Corolla. AC, AM·FM
tertor. (Ot6653). Orig. interior· $SO-OO. stereo caas. 13350/bst
493-6llO'l ofr. Call •94·5918 Ml\~ION VlfJOIMPofrs . . . . .. .
8JI 1748 •·t~-1704 -------
1978 300D. Lo ml, Immac.
cond. Crse control, auto,
AM /F M stereo .
$14,100/ofr. PP. 644-5370
'74MU4SOSE
Complete with atereo,
pwr. windows, cru.ise
control le left than 34,000
miles. A rare tind ! 0421.JW).
Ml\~ION VII Hl IMl'<Jlll ~
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HJ I 1 '411 .ill', 1104
Ml\',f()•/' t I. /MP()Ll'T\
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POl"ICM t750 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 CELICA A/f?1 elec clock, radio, 4 apa, new I 965 PORSCHE stl bell rads. Just tuned.
356 COUrE C l n , I d • c o n d •
In excellent condition Yellow/Blk. $2000.
with factory chrome 642-0«2
Wheels. (0624). MUST .,.,-..._--,..---,,..~-1-1 --29-000-SEE' '1 •• .. uy""' ....., ca, • SADDLEIACIC ml, new~. batt, S2l.50.
VAWY 1..WORTS _54S-_37-22-----
·~l·l040 4t5-4t4t
1973 rORSCHf
914
With m&I wheels k •P·
pearanee 1roup. Ex-ceUentt <*5>.
SADDLUACIC
• VAWY IMPORTS
131-2040 4tMt4t
Top cub $$ ror yuur vw
Plaid ror Dt' not. Ca U
K.citll M JffT)',
BOB WITHAM VW
7'00 WesiininatU Ave.
193-7551 or UIMll80
1989 VW Bug. $450. 12,
ml on rebll engine. Like
new Michelin tlrea. Aul stick ahllt a ahot. Body
poor.~-4985
''78 Chevette, AM/FM,
CB, deluxe Interior, Im· mae. eond. $5300 now,
OJOO/offer. PP. 878-1003
SURfER
YAN So.
1 'TTl-3 TO alooSE FftOM ·
DODGf.&200
Slut. sul'V'lse special, 98078 s7409
DODGE-8200 $G :t199·
Red. Alloys. Costom Paint. '43.C65 ~
DODGE..a200 $6'199 White. wheels. design It! 21193
JOYOTA 00 CAMPER $8599' Home on Wheel•. loadtdl 915778
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