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Home My WebLink About1977-12-18 - Orange Coast Pilot'"' SUNDAY· Dlilf ...... ~., P.Mti<tl O'O...tt MICHELLE, 10, AND DANNY, 6, HELP PARENTS, PAT AND AL MARTINEZ, PACK TOXS FOR MEX.ICO • Spirit's Rekindled Mexican Rescue Gives Christma,s Meaning By LAURlE KASPER Of Ille O•llJ PllOC ii.II Like many adults who hurry and scurry through life, Al Martinez admits he had just about lost the feel· ing of Christmas. But he's back in touch with it now. The changa has come because be arid three friends almost lost touch with· everything in February. TUEY WANDERED for three <la~·s in the desolate. dry Baja California desert before being · found by Mt'Xi<.:nn Indians and ta ken to a clinic in Valle d e Trinidad. "We're the only guys who e \·cr walked out of t here alive," 1\1 artinez said. Three to five men KASPH ,::ct.lost and die in that sam e area every year . Ile recalled m embers of a search party telling them that on a scale of ooe lo 10, with 10 being death, they were at eight. "We got another chance,'' the Mission Viejo r esi· dentsaid. - HE, IARllY HUFFMAN, Harry Oxley an.d his son. Brad, all or San Clemente, went down there to ride motorcycles for the weekend. They took a wrong turn and headed into an area midway between Ensenada and San Felipe where Chere is nothing for about 100 miles. Then, some of the bikes ran out of gas. Rather than panic, they took out their maps and planned the way to gel out. Martinez credits Oxley for this. "I knew we were in the worst place we could be,·· Oxley explained. They put all the gas that was left in one bike and sent Huffman back. Although the bike ran out of gas after about 25 miles. he had found water and started walking back with it toward the other men. .(SeeCHRISTMASTRIP, P ageA2) Mideitst 'On Road' to Peace WASlllNGTON (AP) -New Israeli negotiating proPosals put the M iddlc East "on lhe road to peace," Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance said Saturday night. The optimistic appraisal followed a two-hour m eeting between President Carter and Prime Minister Menahem Begin "81\d-was-s hared by the two leaders. But other American orricials cautioned that while Begin 's pro- posals were constructive, addi· tional steps will have lo be taken by all Middle East parties lo re- solve the Arab·Isr aell conflict. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's preliminary -and un- disclosed -assessment of the peace proposal was conveyed to Begin by Carter at the White House meeting. A form a l res ponse was withheld pending a meeting of the two Middle East leaders in Egypt within 10 days. "It was a wonderful talk," Begin beamed to reporters on his return to Blair House. "I think we made headway." The White House, meanwhile, issued a statement saying Carter round Begin's presentation "a notable contribution" toward an overall settlement. It pledged continuin g American cooperation in the search for a peace agreement and welcomed the approaching talks between Begin and Sadat. The mood at the White House was buoyant as Carter smiled broadly in welcoming Begin to the Cabinet Room. Even the usually cautious Vance ob- served: "I think we are on the road to peace." However, in reading the White House statement to reporters, be stressed the U.S. view that the Israeli-Egyptian negotiations are a part of the broader goal of "a just. and comprehensive peace." Tbat means the administration still hopes lo draw Syria, Jordan and Lebanon into the negotiating process. Leaders or all three countries told Vance last week that they would boycott the Cairo negotiations. * * Begin wished reporters at the White House a good week and said: "The situation is good, the situation is satisfactory." · * Sadat Not Content CAIRO, Egypt <AP) -Presi· dent Anwar Sadat said Saturday he is not satisfied with con- cessions he has been told Israel would make for peace In the Mid· die East. and that Prime Minist.er Menahem Begin will come ~ Egypt before week's end to discuss the issue face to face. ''U nUl this moment, I can't say that there is a development on the Israeli side," Sadat told re- porters during a news conference al his Giza residence. ''I am waiting like all of you, like the whole world, I am waiting for the answer, the response of Prime Minister Begin to my visit to Jerusalem." Sadat said, however, he was "more optimistic" after a telephone conversation Friday night with President Carter that the peace conference in Cairo would produce results. The date and location of the Begin-Sadat meeting were not certain. Egyptian officials said it was likely Begin would arrive Wednesday, perhaps in the Slnai Desert or at the Suez Canal city of Ismailia. Sadat told reporters it would be outside the capltaJ and before the end of this week. . 'Dust' Raid. Sets Record "We are trying to give momen· tum to the peace talks,•• Sadat. said. -~. LOS ANG!;LES (AP) -Five persons were arrested and $300 milli9n worLh of PCP and uaaludes confiscated Saturday· ll what officials called the 1r1e1l "angel dust" operation tbe Weat'Cout, federal agents ~· <Seerelatedstory PageA2.> Four laboratories producing be mecal clruks were ralded in Aaul&·Co•ina area before ewn, lncJ'¥ffq one factory in a edlcal complex. Drue ltnlort•· nt Admln.iatration oltlclala between the federal aaency and the Los Angeles County Sberttt11 Department. said DtA spokesman Joe Flanders. "It was one of the largest ones on record,'' Flanders said of lbe rald. More than SO fecletal a,_.., 1herlff'1 cNpltie1. area pol~ o1-. fl.ctr1 ... ~ COOl"dlnlt· ed tbe raid ln the San Gabriel Valley, about 30 mil• ealt of downtown. • Arruted were BW)". Calvin Balley, 47, of GlenclOra; hll ton, DUiy 8tepbm Balley, 28, of CoY· lna: Davld Lee ....._teill, •. ot North Hollywood; Ronald ioY• ano, as, ot Gladale, nd Dana Roma Montgomery, 24, of West Covina. About 11 tons of meth•quatone. the cbemlcal which would have made close to a billion ~uaalude tableta, along with nearly 900 poundJ ol PCP, were 1elred. The flill• would have netted almost S300 million in street 1ale1, Flan- d• .a.Id. ~ DEA Regional Dlredor Jerry N. Jeneon Hid the 1roup ••a major eupplier ln the 1tate. ';\'II• ftft JMll'IOl1I arrested _... sctiedwtd to be arralped Mon· day by a U.S. ma•l•lrate on cbar•ea of con1plracy to manufacture a eoatrolled 1Ub- 1tance a PGl•••ion with hlt.ent to dl.ttrtbute, Flanden 11ld. - BAM -That acronym ii tor' ''Recovery, Activation and ModeraUoo," a policy th•t has spelJed suttess for • Santa Ana headquartered facilJty aiding alcoholics. Dally Pilot ataff writer Tom Barley look& at the proaram on Paae Cl. • P)>A -An employee.:owuct corporation, Prototype Devel~ lQeq~ AMoclata lnc. (PDA) Is concerned about tbe ''UDJQue" problem1 ot people. Daily l'llot 1talf writer Xatby Clancy dacrlbes bow the ttrm '°'"' thln11_ Wee cruliftl a bullet feed tor llOter »taneaonPqeC7. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 'Relatives' Fooled Hoax ·Calls Distressing By GARY GRANVILLE CM•~,..._, .. " Huntington Beach area resi· dents ar e being plagued by elabora t e and cru el hoax telephone calls in which the caller pretends to be a police of·. ficer with news of a loved one's death. Police reported receiving more than 100 calls Friday and Satur· day from victims of the senseless hoax. Many of the calls were from grief -stricken persons seeking either help or more information about "the tragic accident" that claimed a son, daughter or wife's life. "People should know that it is the policy of this department to send an officer to tell the next of kin of a loved one's death," said Huntington Beach police Lt. John Foster . "l know or no department that notifies next or kin by telephone," Foster added. He pointed out that In addition to causing unnecessary grief the hoax callers can be endangering the lives and health of their un· suspecting victims. "You can imagine what it does to a person with a weak heart to suddenly be told someone they love has been killed in an acci- dent," Foster said. · Such a danger notwithstand- ing, the three persons seeking de· li~ht fr9m lbq grief and aorrow or others have· gone to a great deal et trouble to make their fake phone calls seem real. According to Foster, it is usual- ly a woman's voice that tells vic- tims she is calling for the Hunt- ington Beach Police Departmenl a nd tha t eith e r "officer Reynolds" or "officer Owens'' wantstotalktothem. , · With the sounds of a police radio cackling in the back- ground, the phony officer then comes on the line to tell the vie. ti ms, "There's been a tragic oc- cident.'' · The hoaxer then goes on to say a son or daughter or wife has been killed in the accident, using the victim's own words to iden· ti(y the loved one who is absent. That is done, for example, b) first asking, ''Do you have a wife? Then the victim is asked his wife's name. And. finally, "Well, is your wife home now'!" When the answer to the last question is no, the caller then goes on to identify the wife as a person killed in "a tragic automobile a<:cident." "Often \he victim is told, 'We'll send a car out if you nee(l transportation," Foster said. pointing out that the willingness to be or service helps make the hoax convincing. Foster said persons rece1vmg such phone calls should ask for a clear identification of lhc agency a nd a return number. Sant~ Fig ... ts Frizz,ies Even Santa Claus needs a little help getting his hair ready for the Christmas season. Mrs. Mary Leoce lends a hand in her beauty shop in Newburgh, N. Y . SOCIAL WOES -The 'Carter Whlte House isn't coopuati.og with the Washington social whirl, Tbat means it's harder for the power climbers to meet those at the top. But if you have the means, there are ways. See Paie A9. NOllMAN BOCK WELL . -lie'• htd the art.1st '1 touch all his Jlfe -the one t,h1ns that aet blm apart from the nell.bborbood kids and "er1. He'• atlll .. archlnc at 83 for the one mutewpiece that will put hlm ill Ute 1eaiue of "fine art.,. See Pa•eAU. Do\11. Y Pll.OT "ctl°"I ~~ ~......,. • .t,I DAll.YPU.OT Sunday, D.oembet 18, 1971 .. .. ©@&@11 W!J&1J@[}D Weekly review of Orange Coast hlgh/Jghts Dall, l'tlet SIMI P- Jl MMY CONNORS AND CHRIS EVERT Newport 8(MCh ' Tennis stars' visit brings rumor T \\O famous names in tennis, Chris Evert and J immy Connors, created a sti r a long the Orange Coast early last week especiall y among tennis buffs. The duo turned up a \\eek ugo lo practice at the John Wayne Tennis Club in Newport Bcar h ;ind at least more than one spectator was heard to comm<'nt. "I'm taking up golf." The rumor was that the l\\O wC're married and honeymooning at the Ne\\ porter Inn. "You guys can write whatever you want to," was the U!>ual curt Connors reply to a reporter's query about hb t·urrc•nt status single or married. "No. we're not ~elting marri<·d and we have no plans to get married," Miss L\'C'rl said. "f don't know how these rumors get started, but you c::in deny them now. It isn't true.·· A sign at center court of the club, "Welcome Chris ·and Jim Connors" apparently sp::irked the rumor. It later read "Welcome Chris Evert :i nc:! J immy Connors." M lss F.vert said their pl ans were in· tfef1nite but that marriage wasn 'lamong them. 'Mission ·vlej(i Kids Christmas gift requests a bit unusual Art Lmklettcr used to say it, "k ids. they s ay the darndest things." rt 's true. The fou rth graders of al La M a d e r a El e m e nta ry School in Mission Viej o • helped the kinderga rtners write letters to Santa last week. A small , blond ktn· der gartner asked Santa for a Jive snake. "Why,?" C.'ii4'quna Beach asked his fourth ~raci er he lper. "So 1 can put il in my mother 's bed," the youngster repLied. Another boy said he wanted a "real boy horse" and would get it , he declar ed. Santa would place it in a stock- ing, the boy said. Most of the kindergartners In Dee Gruenig's Class can't print yet. T hat's why the fo urth graders of Bobbie Harkey's class wer e there. They wrote the letters taking die· ta l ion from the ki n - dergartners . Carolers prove unpopular in LB Not everyone. it seems, delights in the Christmas season. A Laguna Beach resident called police one night last week to complain about noise. The problem? Someone was singing Christmas carols near Bluebird Canyon and South Coast Highway. ''That's nothing.·· said police Sgt. Vic Sagan. "We get about 90 calls every Fourth of July from people objecting to the city's fireworks display." But Christmas carols? Huntington Bc.1c h Needy never turned away at HB store Storm Biggest Sierra Avalanches R~ported 8,y Tbe ANoclated Prou The biggest storm or the season swept cradually acl'Ola Central California Saturday after caus-ing flood threats near Big Sur <tnd avalanches in the Sierra Nevada. East of Big Sur on the central coast, moce than eight inches of rain was reported in the Marble Cone area of the Ventana Wilder- Rain Slows OC Traffic Rain came lo Orange County late Saturday afternoon. While the showers couldn't be cl assed as a downpour, there was enough moisture lo slow home· bound Christmas shoppers and to dampen the holiday spirit in at least one major entertainment center. Disneyland. Just as 1,000 choir members "ere to begin thei r candlelit stroll to an hour concert in Dis· neyland's tow n square, the rain's tempo increased . But singers and s pectators alike braved the wet and cold. Police throughout the county reported the usual number of ··render benders" resulted from rain·sUcked streets. But the persistent rain fell throughout Southern California during the afternoon and evening hours. However, the area's weather s tations r e ported that the downfall was not enough to cause any flooding condit ions or to ha ve an appreciable affect on prevailing drought conditions. Light rain is expected to con· tinul• toda} but predictions called tor dcan ng :-k1e::. by n1ghtiall. ntsa, scene of last summer's vegetatSon·atrlpping fire. Work crews stood guard over the Big Sur River Saturday aa runoff Crom a 30,000·acre area filled the chAnnel, wb!cb bad been cleared or obstructions following the fire to racllitate runoct. Brian Steen of the U.S. Forest Service said the river crested about three feet below a bridge over Callfomla 1 early Saturday afternoon. then gradually re· ceded. No flooding was reported. Water lo the river was blackened by soot, ashes and mud washed orr the slopes. The National Weather Service report- ed 8.64 inches of rain on Anderson Peak and 7.72 Inches at•Marble Peak in the fire area. Meanwhile, a n av a lanche warning was issued for the eastern slope of the central and southern Sierra Nevada in the wake of a storm. The U.S. Forest Service said 60 avalanches had been reported. . The National Weather Service said some showery activity was likely over Northern California today, but generally improving weather was anticipated. A new weather system was forecast to arrive in the state Tuesday. (See forecasts on Page A4. > In the 24-hour period ending at 4 p.m. Saturday, Crescent City recorded 1.33 inches or rain. Red· ding 1.18, San Francisco .89, Sacramento 1.15, Fresno .64 and Sallnas2.47. Salinas had over two inches between 4 a.m. and 10 a.m . Most major highways in the Sierra were open with chain re· quirements. The snow level was down to about 5,500 feet. Fro• Page Al IJFE OR DEATH ... Martinez, Oxley and his son rlidn 't find any water so they cut throu~h barrel cactus. "We ex· peel eel water lo just pour out." Martinez remembers. Instead, the cactus was solid pulp, like a pineapple but not as j uicy. They got the liquid out of it by wrapping several chunks in a rag and sucking on them. T he juice was bitter but good enough to keep them going. Eventually, they met Huff. man. "You could feel the water go- ing all the way through you," Martinez said. They imagined it "as like someone on drugs might feel when he gets a shot. "You can't believe what it is like to have water and you can't believe what a glass of water tastes like if you haven't had any in three days," Martinez said. He said ·the group probably walked about 45 miles through the desert. Al one point, he took off his boots and found that his feet were like raw hamburger. Then his feet swelled so he couldn't put his boots on. !)(), ne wore the other men's socks and they helped him as he hobbled over the rocks and thorns on the road. "We never dwelled on the thought we were not going to make it but you know it was in the back of your mind," said Ox· ley, a promoter of speedway races In Costa Mesa. · He remembers laying awake every night thinking, "Boy, it's bad enough for me to go out and kill myself but I take my kid with me as well." Girls, with whom Mrs. Martinez has been involved. to the town. The goods fill three vans and a motor home. "It's a good feeling to try and help somebody who helped you, .. Martinez said. explaining that he now has that Christmas feeling. Oxley admitted that he has been riding by these people for years ''but I never got that close to the people. I never had that much compassion for them. "I'm very interested, very in- terested inUlem now." He admitted the other day he was wondering why he is so in· volved with them now. "I couldn 't really come up with the answer," he said. But he added. "We've got so much. maybe we could just give them a little bit." Crash Fatal In Ftillerton Larry B. Gray, 35, of Alta Lom a, was killed Saturday m orn i ng on the Riverside Freeway in Fullerton when the car he was driving went out of control and slammed into a center divider. According to a coroner 's re· port. Gray's almost new ex· pensive auto skidded across the freeway just west of Magnolia A venue before tumbling over on a freeway shoulder. The report said the victim was drivin g west on the freeway at 2:30 a.m. when his auto struck the center divider. · Dall' ..... _.., ... ""* flo-tt Rained on Santa's Parade Rain and a small field of entrants failed to dampen the enthusiasm of Balboa Island r esidents for their first de- corated golf carts Christmas parade. Seven carts toured the island Saturday evening and were greeted with gusty applause. John Madison donned white beard and the traditional red suit to ride the Sante cart. Father, Daughter Deaths Violent TULSA, Okla. (AP J -The father of a teen·aged girl tos Angeles police believe is the Uth victim of lhe Hillside Strangler also died a violent death, at a Skiatook farm house in August 1969. kimberly Diane Martin, 17, was buried Saturday in a Pitts- burgh , Calif., cemetery plot. beside her father. Miss Martln was just 9 years old when her father, Floyd Stanley Martin, died of a gunshot wound he received dur.lng.a Cami· ly squabble in Skiatook. Police said the auburn·haired Miss Martin worked out of a telephone massage business and had made a dale last Tuesday night with a man asking for "a good-looking blonde." Her nude, sexually molested body was. found last Wednes<fay morning some 10 miles from an apartment where she was to have met her "date." Eight years earlier, her father was shot dead during a family squ abble in Skiatook where Martin was staying with distant relatives. Cyril Ritchard Dies CHICAGO CAP)-Actor Cyril Ritchard. 80, died early today of a cardiac arrest at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, a spokesman said. He had been hospitalized for several weeks. A Skiatook man was charged in Martin's death, but a judge later dismissed tbe charge on grounds of self defense. Police were looking for a lean, young man with a droopy moustache and possibly a limp as a suspect in Miss Martin's death. SUNOAV DAILY PILOT n...o.~ CN\I D•·•ir ... 'Of ..,.,..,.,.....(f\•\(°""· tlitnedl .... frMtlt\ Pr•\\ l\P..,Olt1'W<l ~HW 0.-~ C.0. .... PuDl1"'1niq (_ontfM"'f ~ .. ,.tdtlo.Gft'\ ¥C CNCJ.41\hfd M'>"'dav l"'OUQ'h '''°"'" fOI (O .. '• Mrw . Nf wOOtt 84.cf'I, WYftll~O"I &io«f'I ._°"" ''"' Y11t1,., '"""'"•· S•ddlf"f'&O · y,1 .. v •M U OU'l• Bl'M h Sovtn CN\I 4 \1Nf'f'''""l'!\"-tlro.. llOI\ I\ C>Vf>l•l~CS S•~"'"-"' -.a 'J.11~·· ,~ .. 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Anyone who is hurting financially need not go without something. The Serra Thrift Shop on Main Street In Huntington Beach oHers bargains galore. "No rea11y needy person is ever turned away for lack of money," said He len Hellwig who works at the shop free and she says, for "the Lord." But even a person of little means could get a lot. Some white dress shirts are priced at 50 cents. Other items such as suits and shoes cost little. The income the shop does make helps support the LYNN (Love Yo ur Neighbor Now ) Center. LYNN, In the downtown area, ministers lo the beach city's street people. When the men didn't come ...----------------------------------------- Fountain Ve1llc y Lights out, on again, off again Residents of north Fountain VaUey may have asked twice in one night last week, "Where were you when the lights went out?" A teen·ager's auto ran up a power pole guy wire and flipped over in a crash last Monday at McGarvin Junior High School in Westminster. The youth, unidentified, taUed lo notice a power pole support guy wire and when he struck it, his vehicle vaulted airborne and flipped the power switch oCf. Secondary power system problems caused by the cr ash were blamed ror a second power failure later. The tirst time powel'l .... Otlt ''°"' 11:03 to 11:47 p.ni,, then on aaain for fln mbnates IDtt off qaln uatn 12:ao 1.m. It took lon1er to Dia· Pofllt lM aecond lallu.re. Then were 2,100 homea wttJioul power in north Fountain Valley and Westminster. hom e on Sunday as expected, their families knew something was wrong. Air and ground search and rescue crews were soon sent out to look for them. The men didn't know that, however. The first people they saw were the Indians who put them in an aged ll"uck and drove them 25 miles to the clinic in Valle de Trinidad, about 60 miles southeast of Ensenada. These people are poor, with llt.- Ue food or clothing. Oxley sald they probably make about $100 a year doing a litUe farming and cutting fence posts for ranches. Despite the poverty of these people, they asked for nothln1 from the cyclists. They only of- fered help. But the men have returned to ride their motorcycles {which now have bigger a;.s tanks), put up warning signs for other riders and take... food and clot.htna to V-Jle d&Trinldatl, TOday, Uwty'U be tak at toys, clothes and canned goods collect- ed by south county Camp Fire 1 .WAS~G'!!!~~ -~~f ~'!.~~~~~P!~~::ohondlelt, ael dual," an animal thn· move angel dust, formally known Durrln said. Iser lh~t hat become an •• phencycUdlne or PCP, from Ho 1ald the chanfe also wtll ed drq on many American ~ Schedule 3 to Schedule 2 on the alert at.ate and loca police and eeta, ll being crouped with co-l..:leral urcot!CI llat. prosecutors lhu the government aloe, •mphetamlnea and other The chanie will alvo DEA con· considers PCP one of the moe~ anceroua narcoUca by the Drua trol over tho amount of PCP that hlahly abuled druas ln clrcula- Ol'cementAdm1Al1ll"atlon. caa lesall1 be produeld ln tho ••0 ·,.. d u n. D&A aftklal KAia Du.rrln aal eouDtl7 ad lm.-. Dft' ....uic· The chanae will not. alter the tba qeacy plaal to tloa1 ud P•J>Onri»rk nqutn-federal pen•IUH for UUclt Uie ,._al RQJlta' menta OD. "'41rin&&'tanl aDd clrUa poa1eaflmi flt aa1e of the dnaC. Wyndham Leigh N£Wf'OH f 01; ;\lll ;, . 18 Karat Gold Frame Ring with Diamonds by Georg Adam, Winner of DeBeers National Award for Jewelry Design. '~000 Prices may vary due to euslomM Pfeference /n diamond select/on. 127 Fashion Island, NewPQrt Center, Newport Beach Telephone: {714) 644·0501 I ... Sunday, December 18, 19n . I Slopes ~ No Snaw Needed for. New MV ... . Skateboarding Goes Indoors By JERRY CLAUSEN OttM o.i1, ""•" .. " It looks like an indoor ski r ... n unde r construction ending in half.finished s wimming pools s nuegllng among concrete · covered hills. Reinforcement steel, laced in checkerboard patterns, marks future decking and walkways to be poured when the Southern California cement shortuge that has curtailed construction for weeks finally runs 1t course It's California's rarsl indoor skateboard park: the product or an im agination.that is turning an empty 20,000 square-foot Mission Viejo warehouse into what three Saddleback Valley couples hope will be a red-hot investment Skateboard Odyssey, 26781 Obrero, in the heart of a small in· dustrial commercial pocket, wai. to open Dec. 15. Now, says Odyssey creator Gary Watts, 1t looks as though opening will be delayed Wltil early January. Watts, a 29-year-old real estate firm owner. Is president of Trr Mir Cor p . which is belling $300,000 in construction costs that young Saddleback Valley skateboarders will roll through their doors by the thousands. Walls' wife Sherri, a lso a member or the corporation, say~. "Mission VicJO really doesn't have that many things for kids to do. It's surprising. too. b<."Cause it's a lamily -or1cnted com munity." More than 200 lifetime charlt!r memberships, costing SlO each. ulready have been sold, she says, without a skateboard wheel turn· •l)g on any or five ~pcc1ally de· signed runs. The etnnual membership fee ..., listed al SJ, and though mem- bers hips itrc required before skating, tl '11 cost an 1tddit1onaJ $2.50 for two hours of use, public•· ty sheets note. A skateboard pro shop takes up on e corner of the carpeted office· lobby area· leading to the con- cr ete waves. Christmas shoppers a lready arc spending dollars for ~kateboards, trucks, whecb. helmets . padding a nd other paraphernalia. Across the lobby 1~ a coin-operated electron1{· games parlor. The three investing couples hope to return their mitaal con· struction inves tment in one year. a not so far.fetched dream con· s1dering that other par~ owner~ across the nation nave done ll Watts says the skateboard parks nearest his corporat1on·:-. facility are in Anaheim and Carlsbad. The outdoor Carlsbad s kate park -fi rst in the country -opened in August 1976 und owner-operator J ohn O 'Malle.> recently told Realtors Review m agazine he's gotten back 3() percent of his investment. Mission Viejo's Skatebocird Odyssey could do better, Watt~ says. Outdoor park owners µro JeCl income on a 320-d ay year because of potential weather pro- blems, he says. An enclosed park, complett• with air conditioning, should al· low daily use despite weather and draw skaters during hot af· lernooris when they normall) ~lay away. Real estate and other investor" are divided na tionwide over skateboarding, Watts admit!. The question 1s whether the sport 1s a new recreational trend or a rad with a two· to three-year run not unlike the trampoline park' that bounded around for t\.\o vears before the bottom fe ll out · Walts is optimistic. lie has sold his indoor-d esign ideas dt· Flight Pattern~s Folded veloped by Art Kenl of Newport Beach. to investors in Chicago and Milwaukee and while he talks about recreational business investments, possible manage. rnenl franchises a n d other recreational real estate develop· ment, his wife Sherri talks about kids and safet~. Walk down just about any neighborhood street or wander along storefronts in shopping <'enters and it's likely your path wall be crossed by a fast-moving bod)' on whee l s a 'kateboardcr. Tt_iat 's why Shern 'ay:-. she's interes ted in opening a c·cnter One of the greatest things about parks, she says. is that they keep kuJs orr streets and wa lkways wher<• they are a hazard to themselves, drivers and pedestrians alike "All of our employees are trained 1n first a i d by paramechcs." she says. Before a :-.katcr may set wheels on any of the fivl' concrete runs. he must \\ l'ttr a hdmel and £>I bow and kncc µads. Im. own or rentals from the park·::. pro shop. Sh(•rri doesn 't skateboard. -.he'd rather ski But she &nrl Car y. who reside in nearby Lake' "'orcst. are trying to learn t he popular pastime that essent1alh l'Omb1ne" the skills of surfini :-.k11ng. gymnastics an alrN1dy had people m looking u" mer I rom Illinois, Wisconsin. l.ondon and Alabama. a" well a!> Canada ·· . \bout 90 people t ook up the challenge of the Orange Coast College Flying Club to :-ec how far they could fling paper planes. ,\ b o ,. l'. :\l 1 k r Lomb a rd i , Sp i k e Spncslt•rbach and Nancy Sutton fold their ent n es 111 th<' t:ampus quad. Another con - testanl climbs lht' launching pad below . Mike Zackderowski won with a distance of 109 feet. Robert Re~d of Newport Beach look top honors in the Thursda_v coropel1· tion for combined flight a nd a ccuracy 8.t feet and only two inches off tar~ct. Student Rep For College Board Delayed A student representative to the Coast Community College Dis· trict won't be attending meetings or trustees until February because the selection process al Golden Wes t College will be stalled by Chri!ltmas vacation. 1 lenry Wiles, student body pres- ident al Golden West, said vaca· lion . rather than trustee's inabih· ty to establish guidelines lo re· move the student representative. is the main reason for the delay until February. Golden West won a coin flip over Orange Coast College to become the first sc..hool to no minate a non-voting student representative lo the college dis· lt ict boa(d of education. The SlU· dent Initially \\tOS to Join. the board in January. Wlles said Golden We't stu· dents are now submitting ap· pllcations to a t hree-person bo._rd that will make U\e final selectlon. Wiles, w.ho will vote in caso ot a tie, will be '*1ed by a P:Olltlcal aclence -major and a member of u.. schoo .. s honor 1odety <Alpha Gunma Sigma> ln makln(c the choice. "I would like to see someone <on the bo.ttd) •bo is outspoken and not afraid to make bis or her opinion known," aald Wiles. The student representative ls expect- ed to make a monthty report to the student body and be avaJlable to rorwa...t Information from stu· dent.a to colleee trustees. ' I O.lly Pllet Sutf ,.llMO t SHERRI WATTS IMAGINES FUN SKATEBOARDERS WILL•HAVE ON INDOOR CURVES ! Originally, the couple wa~ plannmg an outdoor skalcboard park. Shl•rri n•tall~ But Sad dleb<itk Valle:,. land 1:-. cxpcns1H· a nd when they !>potted thl• nc'>' but empt~ warchous c . their thoughts movC'd indoor'> They "'ere JOIOcd b.> lhc 8111 Sobieski'\ und th e Geo rge.: Camallcki. of M1ss1onV1eJO Sobie!'k1 1s .i director of l>alel> for A ram1s, a men·.., cosmellts firm and Camahck. actm~ as an 111 f1 ce manager noy,,. once owned ,, golf course in Indiana Tht.· members ol the nl·W recreation corporation tool. nm\ at the ;umble or electrical \\Ir mg. reinforcement steel and con netc and hope for ..i quick end tu t hl' cement shortage Rut there 1s be<iuty m lhl· in· Against SA Prostitutes I door M'l'lll' for Gary and Shern.1 In lhl·tr minds' eyes they seel ~ounµ people riding concrete1 wave" at :IO miles an hour. thei~ bodies sweeping down s lopmg1 run~. rockctmg up vertical sides• and plun~mµ down again mto; nearlv 1mposs1ble turn~ 1 And pcrhap~ JUSt perhaps • J they hear the mechanical whir o( .1 busv l'H'h rcj!1stcr. ': ' Boycott Attempted SANTA ANA tAP 1 Orangl' County officials hope they can stop the spread or ~yphillb b} en· t oUr<iging potential l'UStOml'rS or prostitutes to boycott women" ho do not have C'ards issued by tht• health department The off1c1als are aiming the boycott of non·carded prostitutes ;Jt a small group or wome'\ whom health aulhonl1es bd1evc arc responi;1ble for the disease's out brl•ak 1n u s mall area or i.outheast Santa Ana. "It will just be an appointment card." said Dr. T J. Albert . drrector of the health depart menl ·s special disease i.ection. He said the card wt.II be iuued to all patients. not j ust pro - Mystery Surrounds Fatal Orange Blast Mystery shrouded a residenti<.11 explosion and fire m Orange thul Saturday morning co~t one man his life a nd seriously injured another man Because their mvcsligat1on of the explosion and deulh was still intense lute Saturd ay night. polil·c released only the bricfe!>t ciC'talls ThOSl' dcta1b 1ncludccl a rt'· rusal to 1dent1fy lhe v1ct1ms "pending notification of next or km" and a refusal to give the ad· dress of the ill -fated frame house somewhere "m the downtown area." However. police did say a man <1nd '\.\Oman who apparently '\.\en• tn the house when the explosion occurred escaped unharmed from the rare that follOY..t'd the 10 25 a m. explosion . And. lhey s:ud. 1l I'> believed the explosion was caused "by <tn illegal activity not cons1~lt•nl with residential use ... While the identity of tht• dead m:.in remained a 'mystery. till' man fightm~ for his life m l.JCI ~1edical Center's burn unit v.1th second and third dcgret• burn~ over 80 percent of his body \\la!'. identified in early reports a :-. Gregory Kish. 24. Also still unidentified was I h<' couple who dashed Crom the burning house seconds after 11 was ripped by the mystenou" blast. It 1s believed the)' "'ere que!" lioned by police and might be in c·ustody in connection with thl' a l· leged "illegal activity ... I '11tutcs. and will s how the pa: t1ent 's name. clinic numbl'r anrt 1wxt appointment dute. · Hopefully Albert said. an e~[ fect1ve boycott will forte the non: C'a rd-carryinc prostitutes into the venereal disease clinics te ~el the card -aod medical trea ; mrnt. , "Tht' card ls not going lo be dJ. ' 1 f.! n l' d t1 .., .., o m c k ind of e dearant·e hy the health depart· ml•nt." hl' i.a1cl Hut prost1tut1:s \\ 111 certainJv ht1\C thc n1rd. and 1t ·s our goal to put out the \\Ord that beforQ an) one ht1s :-.ex with one of them1 ht• s hould check to M'e that she~ indeed, has a card rind has kepf ht'r appotntmcnts." The uppointmmt card system was introduced m Fresno mor~ than <• )'l':ff a).(11 a s part of a fi ghj. against the county·.., syphilli~ rate wh1eh was tht•n seven timef greater than the Orange Countf rate and three lime':. ).!realer thao J,os An~clt!s County's. ''I dcftn1tely think 11 was effeo. live. how effective I don't know,.$ '-<ltd Rich Vo1~t. Y..hv ~uperv1sed the F r esno progr am and 1$ helping to f1~ht the d1~ease 1t1 Sciota Ana. • The Santa Ana outbreak as u~ usua l because 1t 1s contained inf ... 1x·block ar<'a or old and 111-kepJ. apartm(•nts populated largely b)' ~tn~le young men. many of the~ n cent and 11lcgal arrivals trom Mexico Have A Merry, Merry Christmas And A Fantastic New Year! We , at Newport sttj Co .. want to thank all our great frUmds and customers who made our Jirst three months such a tremendous success. NEWPORT ~ *SJ<I*' 1 i I~ "SK~?s~~~~ESS" 2500 W. Coast Highway • NewPor1Beach •631-3280 \.1 Mile East of NewPOrt Blvd .NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL I WENl"HER Bus Crash Kills 2 31 H urt in Tennessee Accident NASlMLLE, Tenn. (AP) -jagged granite-wall of a road cut. Two women were killed and 31 Bound from Chicago to Miami, people injured Saturday night the bus ran off Int.erstate 24 on when a Greyhound bua slipped the city's east edge. The side of olf a rain-slick highway to avoid the aluminum coach was tom a car and scraped along the t(>pen on the driver's side at win- The driver said tbe car In hoot or bim began stopping. He put on his brakes and the bus went lnto a slide.•• Ship Blast Narrowly Avoided PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa <AP> -Port authorities said Saturday that the 75 miUion ga llo ns of oil aboard the supertanker Venoil would have exploded if the vessel bad been struck by 4-s sister ship Venpel only a few yards farther aft. Business A s Usual Rescue tugs towed the American-owned, Liberian- registered vessels more than 50 miles offshore to reduce the danger or oil pollution along South Africa's southern resort beaches from Friday's collision. 20 mile s off the coa s t Firefighters extinguished smoky blazes aboard both ships after they burned out of control for hours. A m erchandise vendor and custome rs chat at the £nglishtown auction Saturday in Manalapan Township, N.J ., unmindful of the wreckage behind them. The auc- tion building. which housed over 100 merchants , was destroyed by fire Thursday. SAFETY inspectors examined s truc tural damage on the stricken tankers. The Taiwanese captain and 10 crew members or the Veno1l were to reboard the vessel lat.€ Saturday with hopes of starting its engines and mov- ing it to Port Elizabeth Abductors Free Son _Of Cypriot L e ader A slick of the Venoil 's engine oil, once six miles long and two miles wide. was largely dissipat- r d Saturday and Assistant Port C::i ptain Ian Simpson said it posed no further danger to resort beaches. The oil cargo probably will be transferred to another tank er at sea if the engines will not stttrt, he said. NICOSIA. Cyprus <AP> -Kid- rwppcrs freed the 19-year-old son .or Cypriol President Spiros Ky prianou early today after holdin~ hrm prisoner fou r days und threatening to behead him , police reported. They said Achillcas Kyprianou wus set free in the port city of . Lrmassol. 40 miles southwest of Nicosia.· and the president's personal bodyf{uard was sent there to bring him to the pre- sidential residence in Nicosia's Engoml suburb. His father. vowing to fi1bt the forces ol violence on Cyprus. bad declared Saturday he was ready to sacrifice his son "but never my country." Wiie R elecued VIENNA. Aus tria <AP > - Lis elotte Boehm, the wife or :Austria' so-called Textile King. )Yas released unharmed early Saturday after being held by kid· nappers for more than five days. >. police spokesman S1tid her family paid a r ansom of more ·Jhan $1.2 million. • Mrs. Boehm, 42. arrived home tn a taxl. Her husband, Leopold l3oehm, 55, drove to the villa in .his own car about 30 minutes later and said he had paid a "very hieh ranJ10m." . Trio Due.Freeda•? ~ VERO BEACH. Fla. <AP> - :'1arent.a of three Americans held in Vietnam since their yacht was seiied by Vietnamese authorities iline weeks ago said Saturday :they have been notified unof- 1icially that their children will be 'home by Christmas. ( I NSHORT ) The three detained A mcricans were identified as Dallenbaugh's daughter. Cornelia Anne, 28: ch a r I c11 Arre I . 3 o. of Philadelphia. and Le land Dickerman. 29. of Flagstaff, Ariz. The Vietnamese took the three into custody Oct. 12, claim- i ng their 35-Cool yacht, the Brilllg. had at.rayed Jnt.o Viet- nam'• territorial waters. "THERE IS always a danger. but we have done this before," Sampson said of the transfer . The 330,954-ton Venoil, fully loaded. collided with the empty 330,869-ton Venpet early Friday in mist-shrouded Indian Ocean waters. The accident se'l a world record for tonnoge. Wrights' Flight Historic Event R ecalle d KITTY HAWK, N.C. (AP> -A bone-chilling wind swept over the sand dunes of Kill Devil llills on Dec. 17, 1903, when two brothers from Dayton, Ohio, successfully staged the world's first powered flight. Weather that could only be described as near-perfect pre- vailed Saturday for the 74t.h anniversary celebration of that flight. . . Ceremonies memorializing the feat of Orville and Wilbur Wright were held al the National Park Ser vice's Wright Memorial Visitors Center al the foot of the giant dune where the first flight was launched . LESS THAN A quarter·century after the first night. the Unit- ed States Air Service wrote another chapter in aviation history with the first around-the-world flight, completed on Sept. 28, 1924. The Finl Flieht Society, which sponsors the annual Dec. 17 Wright memorial ceremony, inducted pilots and crew members of the 1924 flight Into the Flrat Flight Shrine, whi~h includes such aviation pioneers as Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart. ·Snow, Rain Spreading , ., .. StrcJng Wi nds Make Travel Hazardom 49 ,. •3 • 39 .. )5 ,. ·U -" 37 to 31 " ~J : S1 ts 1t 60 JS J2 .4C) J7 .. ,. " •t tO J6 ,. . ... SJ 7t 14 •s " 4'I ., 7S Q 4j • SI • J7 » " . 70 41 57 *' J7 ,. IA IM I...,..., CM< .... le aN ltwtr C•terfft IUver vell•v• 1ra ... 1en Mvl_... .,e l11Utd. Wl111tt of ti tt 10 mlll9"' IMw wllll twtl It ·~ ........... .,.~ .... ,, . S2 .. .. . tO It " " n ao .. . dow level. "rt looks Just like someone ripped lt open wltli a can opener," a photographer sald, looking ~aplctureofthewreek. JOHN STONE, administrator of Nashville General Hospital, said Mrs. Daisy Smith, about 60, of Peru, Ind., died on the operat- ing table. He s aid another woman, wbo was carrying no identification, was dead when she reached the hospital. Policeman Mike Windsor, an investigator ror city's traffic division said, "It happened at ap- proximately 7:15 p.m. <CST>. WIND&Oa SAID the driver. Wtlllam Logan, 49, of Franklin: Tenn., told him he tried to re,aJn control but failed. Logan waa lat· ed in aaU.sfact.ory condltloo. There were earlier police reports, discounted by Windsor, that the driver swerved to avoid a jack-knifed truck. Stone said the Injured passengers brought to General Hospital included two pretnanl women. both in stable condition. He said four pasaen1ers were lo critical condition. The bus carried 42 passengers, plus the driver. All' ...... .......... IHes S.L.A. Marshall, a reUred brig adier general and military historian who wrote .. Pork Chop Hill," died Saturday in El Paso, Texas. Marshall, 77, founded the Army News Service. President's Nephew Wed Carter's P resen ce Prompts Demonstration FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. {AP) -With President Carter and more than~ other persons look- ing on, Sydney Scott Stapleton, one of the president's nephews, and Caro Lee Gainey were mar- ried Saturday The p"r esident. his wife Rosalynn. daughter Amy and other members of the Carter clan flocked to this southeastern North Carolina city for the fami- ly reunion and wedding. CARTER'S appearance prompted a s mall but noisy demonstration across the street on behalf of the Wilmington 10 -nine black men and a white woman charged with unlawful burning and conspiracy during a civil rights protest in 1971 in Wilmington. N.C. Shouts of "free the Wilmington 10" could be heard faintly in the church when the front door was opened but could not be dlst- ingu ished during the simple, 15-minute ceremony. The president sat In a second- row pew, facing an altar that was decorated with red poinsettias and a lighted Christmas tree, but did not take part ln the ceremony at the Hl1hland Presbyterian Church. ........... PRESIDENT'S NEPHEW OIVES BRIDE A KISS Sydney Stapleton and Former Caro Lee Gainey Stapleton, 25, a Unlvenlty of North Carolina medical student, and his wife, a dental hygienist, a silver serving spoon engraved on one side with the president'• signature and on the otller with the words "The Preitldent.'s House." . The ceremony wu ~ucted by a local pastor, the Rev. • Leighton B. McKelthen Jr. THE CHURCH was fllled and some guests stood along the walls. Fire Marshal Leon Lan- caster estimated the crowd at more than~. Carter left the church by a side door and did not pus directly in front of the demonstrators. He waved lo response to cheers. At least u many persons were on the sidewalk• near the church waiting to catch a ellmpse of the prealdenL carter and his wife gave The bride. 24, wore a noor- length ivory satin drns, a tralo made of lace impor~d from France, and a Ooral ltalo bead piece. At a news conference last Thursday, Carter said be wu not familiar with the details or the WllminetOO 10 tase and could not Intervene anyway while the mat- ter lutUhn at.ate courts. . MIKE'sCARPET WHERE ELSE CAN YOU GET -WAREHOUSE • "fadory Direct To You" Prices• • First Quality Carpet • • Labor Guaranteed 5 Yrs. • • Guaranteed Pad •Guaranteed Carpeting• • After Sales Service • Name Brands • . • Courteous Sales People• Np Hidden Charges• • B of A •Master Charge• Satisfaction Guaranteed • • A "Thank You" For Your Purchase! • .. SHOP COMPARE l•NI OUAlllY r AOOINI'", • • • NAMf llNANf.-, • & t AllOR AVAii . 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"'1no In Yow botrt Meo"",,...,.,. --.. iiiiJii LAYAWAYS A* TllMIAVMMI ... ~ TIU..Wll.,UT.IUl:ttlPA•,_.,l .1111• ... 11111 -- <?'kJFORNIA NEWS Airplane Crash· 'Myst ery' HESPERIA <AP) -A s mall private plane which crashed into a hillside early Saturday and bunt into names ap· parently was headed on a long journey because the rear seats bad been replaced with extra fuel tanks, authorities said. But little else was known about the badly burned Piper Cherokee slx-aeater aircraft - especial l y the whereabouts of the pilot. Deputies searched the area of the gutted wreckage on loot during the night and a helic,ppler surveyed the surrounding hillsides, but neither search yielded any signs of life or bodies, oid San Bern ardlno County Sheriff Deputy Robert Wells. •·Th e plane ap- parently came down on its belly, hit the ground .twice and then stopped and bu1·st into flames," he said. SF Bullfights Return Gustavo Garza demonstrates the ort of bulUighting during the first such event held in 25 years at San Francisco's Cow Palace. None of the bulls or the three matadors that appeared were in- jured. Pickets outside the building protested the action. No Welcome For Inmates SAN DIEGO <AP) -The last group of Americans to return home from Mexican prisons before Christmas arrived Saturday without a single relative or friend to welcome them. At an airport gate, two women active in secur- ing the historical prisoner exchange clapped and shouted, but the inmates -3S men and one woman -did notlook over toward them. The group, which in- c 1 uded repeated hard· ( J drug offenders, somberly STATE boarded a bus for the trip to the Metropolitan Cor-------- rec lion a 1 Center in downtown San Diego. A guard carried a man paralyzed since a prison operation at CLudad Juarez. 2 Killed i n P la n e Crtuh VAN NUYS <AP> -Both occupants of a twin· engined plane were killed Saturday when the craft plunged into the front yard of a Van Nuys home, but 110 one on the ground was Injured, authorities said. The two dead were ldentllied by Los Angeles Van Nuya Division oUicers as having the aamame Pierce, and belng residents of Beaumont. Texaa. Their first names were not, however, immediately available. NetDSpaper Sea rch 'Destru«!ti.,e' STANFORD CAP> -A police search of newspaper files 18 "needlessly destructive" or F~t. Amendment rights, attorneys for the Stanford Dai· ly said Saturday. In a brier filed wilh the U.S. Sup•e Court. the independent campus newspaper said even. when police are properJy entitled to demand evidence from a newspaper. a subpoena 1s adequate. The Supreme Court case stems from a Palo Alto police searchoftheDallyonAprill2,197L 3 P ..Uon E•capees S oUfllat · CASTAJC CAP> -Three of five prisoners who escaped from the Wayside Honor Rancho max· imum security faclllty were being sought Saturday after they pried open a window and jumped 18 feet to the jail yard and freedom, authorities said. Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies said the two other escapees were caught shortly after they left their dormitory, one in the yard next to the building and the other about a mile away. Probe o l Ott!an Jflbllap Ordered OXNARD (AP) -Two Investigators have been appointed to look Into the drowning deaths of two young skindivers who disappeared when their boat capsized during towing by a U.S. Coast Guard rescue vessel. The bodies or Stephen F. White, 23, of Port Hueneme and Charles Lang, 21, of Ventura, were· recovered Friday within a mile of each other and about sh< or seven miles southwest of Channel Islands Harbor, where their disabled whaler wu being towed. FREE HOLIDAY GIFT WRAPPING AT STATE MUTUAL SAVINGS lriRg yow bo~td ,..... ... from DeceMber 19th tt. au,tt t11t 23rd 11 a.Mo to 3 p.a UaRdlf1/"\ifrWq • ~.Deoernbet18, 1977 DAILY PILQT A 5 Easing of Drought S~en Climato_logUt Predicts Wet Winter for Stat,e BERKELEY t'AP) -A U niversity or California climatologist says his calcula- tions, based on a computerized statistical model of California, indicate the drought will em· phaLically ease off this winter. In fact the model, pertaining to the state's precipitation over the past century, shows the state can expect significally increased rainfall this winter and at least average rains for the next two wlntera. ''FROM TIUS November until next April, we have predicted rainfall will be 160 percent of the 100-year normal for the lowland· coastal areas from Eureka to San Diego," says Orman Granger. Granger says the figure could vary 14 percent either way, but the chances or the forecast being rigfit -the so-called "confidence limit" -is 95 percent. THE TRINIDAD·born geo- graphy professor .. whose statistically based formula ac- curately predicted below normal rain the past two winters, says both the 1978·79 and 1979-80 winter will get about average precipitation levels. His method provides an average for an enUre area rather than predictions for speclflc loca· lions. A forecast callinfi! for 160 percent rainfall means that some areas might still be below normal, but others will be far above normal. "I don't mean that it has cycles, because cycles would in· dicate that it operates like clockwork," be added. ••osclll•· tlon means the patterns are not exact." Granger's studies show three general pattema -26-month OS• clllation.s, llve·to-slx year oscilla· tiona and 30-year oecillationa. Granger's "normal" Is based on averages ralnfall flgures for the last 100 years, whUe most forecasters, when they refer to •'normal,•' mean a 30-year period. His methods seem to be at odds with moet forecasters, who base predlcllona on abort-term weather patterns and climate conditions and are uaually re- liable for periods of about seven days. He admits some Stl'\ct meteorologists might quesU.Op hl5 methods. "Through the Model, we can demonstrate that preclpltatlon in California over the paat 100 yefll'S has oscillations," says Granger, a native of Trinidad and an ass is· tant professor o! geography at Cal. Bandit Bulges ~ OXNARD <AP>-The armed robber who got away with about$ $1,200 from the Southern California Edison Co. here at lint ap-< peared to be six feettall and pregnant. ~ But witnesses told Oxnard police officers that the thief not only._: bad a deep voice, but the bandit's bulge began to drop and had to be., proppedupduringthegetaway. ...._. Pollcehadooonelncuatody. :.;, .. Wt)at will add a glow to his Christmas mom Ing? A colorful knit sport shlltl sale 6.99 regularly 7.99 There's always room for these classic short sleeve shirts In a man's life, whether he wears them on weekends or every day. In our Christmas cqlectlon. you'll see solid color shirts, some with contrasting trim. and shirts With multi-colored stripes. Many shirts have one chest poeket some have soft f oshk>n kNt coUors or permanent coltor stays. And all ore made of a polyester I cotton knit that wlll keep Its shape through countless washings. Sizes S-M·L-XL Pric~ eff ectlve ttvough December 24. .. •, • • Ora•ga Coast Dally Ptrot Editorial P ~ .. e ______ •su•~-•. Dtct-·""*-•1•,,•1•917------•Ro•~-".N •. w-eec:t-/P•u•b•ll•she-r -•T•ttom.-•s•k•"•v•1•11.ect1-tor• lenty of Targets Deserve Attention Editorial obse rvations on this and that from here and • there ... JUND WORDS are in order for Or ange County's stale Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter, who last week a nnounced he is stepping down from his legis lative seat. Carpenter has le nt a level of sanity and a measure of dignity to the turbulent -and generally mistrusted --field ·of politics since he took office in 1970. A conservative, he ,managed to draw respect from even the most liberal m e m- bers of the Legisla ture with his grasp of government, his in- •J telllgence and good humor. • At 49, Carpenter could s tay in his state Se nate seat in- . definitely; such is his support in his district. But frustra· • tion in the minority-party role and obligations to his f amity have led him to abandon his state lawmake r position at the end of the current term one year from new. ! It is puzzling why be announced bis im peM lng r etire- ment so early. thus thrusting himself voluntarily into a · lame duck role which may lessen his political punch . No matter. He will be missed. Our s ystem seems to of- fer too many r ewards for inept politicians and too few for .. thegoodones. THE WARM GREETING extended to Ame rican ; prisoners finally freed from Mexican jails last week was , understandable , but c ouldn't it have been a little over- done? Almost e veryone would sympathize with those c aught in the web of Mexican j ustice. Jail conditions w ere a lmost · intolerable in many ins tances and the severity of their terms was jolting. They were exchanged for Mexican prisoners, at a cost to the federal government of a bout $2 million, and flown to San Diego to find open arms and kind words. Few Vietna m vetera ns returned to such a r eception. IT'S HARDLY UNUSUAL for Freddie Laker to be cast •as an underdog. Eve r s ince he began battling for his tra ns- Atlantic Skytrain a ir ser vice between London and New York, Laker has faced overwhelming opposition. E xis ting a irlines, governmental agencies a nd even entire go vern- ments didn't wa nt him to upset the s tatus quo. Laker, of course, won t he low-rate , no-reserva tion scheduled flights out of New York a nd now he's r eady to of· fer tbesame between Los Angeles and London. Predictably e nough, he's got a fi ght on his hands. TWA and British Airways, the two lines nov! offering scheduled service on that route, don 't want to give him any of the ac- tion. And another r ival British a irline, British Caledonian Airways, wants in the act as well. Laker wants to prove he can find a whole new world of passengers --folks who can't afford the higher scheduled rates but who would travel on his no-frills, $455 round-trip flights from LA. He's betting on the little guy. We'd like to see him win the bet. Or at least get a chance to prove if it will work. After all, it's his money he 's gambling. THE MASSIVE University of California and its nine campuses is governed by a Board of Regents composed of 18 appointed citizens and seven state government officers. The 18 citizen regents maintain that their positions are unique and that they should be exempted from filing broad financial disclosure statementli required by the Fair Political Practices Commission. · To some extent, we sympa thize with their wish to keep the ir individual financial affairs as private as possible. But it appears to us they should have unders tood they were giving up some of that right to privacy when they ac-. cepted appointments. The Univers ity of California operates under a $1.6 billion a year budget. That makes it, as one state official put it, ''one of the most powerful in· stitutions in the world.·· Since any of the regents could have financial interests overlapping or intertwined with a budget of that s ize, it is only proper that the public be made aware of any possible conflicts of financial interest • • Opinions expressed tn the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. ' Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 9262&. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd I Gummed Up ByL.M.BOYD Our Language man bas filed the word "arachibutyropbobia" which he regards aa a latter-day classic. It means •'the fear 91 peanut buUer sticking to the roof of your mouth.•• The first free public school '" in Portland, Ore., was established by a pioneer • teacher who's never bad a scboolbullding named after him: Jolm outhouse. A prmomicemeat from the: AmeJ'ic..an Museum of • Natm'alHlltoq~ •1Pytbomdo not eat people as often as peo-ple eat pythons.•• Q. "What happened to the man who delivered that memorable naval saying, •Don'tgiveuptheshlp'?" A. James Lawrence was the fellow. In 1813, tbe British fired on bis ship ••ches~e ... Jt sank.__ So saying, he sank with It. Q . ..What's a 'dump nest• for pbeaaanta?" A. Sometlmea a wbqle batch· of those pbeuant hens put u many as 20or 30eges in a single nest.. Moetl.Y. none ot. &ho.• eat batch. Nicholas von Hoffman No Way to Police Advertising WASHINGTON -tt·s been about $IX months since Michael P e rtschuk, the former chief counsel or the Senate C omm e r ce Committee, m oved o.er to the headship or on e o f Washington 's most vener · able and vulnerable regulatory bodies, the F ed eral Trade Commission. From the standpoint or the con- s umer, that hippopotamus- mouthed hero of every political speeoh, Pertschuk is the perfed man. This guy is straight arrow. If anyone can put a stop to mislead- ing and unfair advertising it's he. He's talented and untouched by conflict of interest ; dedicated and intelligent; but nobody can prevent advertising from being unfair and misleading. It is intrinsically kinky, and th~ decades the FTC has consecrated to making it honest demonstrate , yo1,1 cannot police the unpolice· able. Mailbox ''Always t ell the truth. Tell ~ lot of the truth. Tell a tot more of the truth than anybody expects you to tell. Never tell the whole truth," wrote James Ror- ty, an ex-ad man, turned radical, in a 1934 book entitled, "Our Master's Voice: l\dvettislng. ·• Although Mr. Pe rtschuk doesn't say it, and may not even admit It to himself, some part of Pertschuk's heart must agree with Rorty. There is no othu ex- planation for a proposed rrc rule on the way hearing alds should be sold. The "rule would give purchasers a 30·d~ period in which to wear a hearint aid and see if it helps them. Evidence suggests that many consumers, especially the elderly, need that lime to make an informed purchase decision." says the commission chairman. IN OTHER words he concedes no way exists to police the ad· vertising. So. instead, the gov· ernmenl will allow the deception it can't prevent, and enforce a money-back guarantee for the deceived arid the disappointed. Certain persons, like the han· dica pped deaf, are thus made quasi.wards of the state and ex· t e nded special prote~lions ngalnst advertising. Pertschuk admits as much when he explains that, "We are very much concerned about ad· verlislng that ls aimed at the most vulnerable aroups ln our socie ty, SJ!Ch as non-English s peaking persons .. .I'm not pre- pared to say that adverth;ing directed \o 2·, 3-, or •-year.old children is ever appropriate ... Is it fair for advertisers to treat children as consumers?" <Pertschuk's words are taken frorp an interview printed in the Octob~r 17th U.S. News and World Report.) IT FOLLOWS lbat the com· mission is entertaining the idea of bpnning children ·s advertising entirely. Again the only con-. clusion i."lat can be drawn from such an act is that the FTC itSelf knows it ls Impossible to compel advertisers not to take unfair ad- vantage of cripples and kids. In reality, though, the rest of us are hardly in a better position to escape damage from advertis· ing. The damage may be inad· vertent on lbe advertlset's pu-t or n ot, but it ls anU·soclal nonetheless. Take the television ads urging you to protect your family and yourselr from burglars Of' other baddies who may wander into you r home. The notion tbat any gismo will make you safe is mis· leading per se, but by broadcast· ing it over the airwaves lhe papulace is deluded iot.o thinking there is a safe haven in some muntlfuctured article. IF YOU WANT to be sate in your home, forget tbe glsmo and beef up the police force, or attack the causes or crime. assuming you know them. Life insurance commerclals are another offender. They .love to put them on during the pro foots ball games, mini-heartbreakers of the new widow cloelng up the cow.try place she can't afford to keep, cleaning out John's personal trifles from bis desk down al the office, Junior having to go to work at the luncheonette instead of going to college. Leaving aside the desirability or lack or it of the undoubtedly expensive Ure insurance peddled via these tear-jerkers, what are the social and political meS1ages such commercials put in the heads or m.illlons not protected by Mr. Pe~chuk and the FTC? THE VIEW given i.s that socie· ty is indlfferent, that in tbe event of death or some other tragedy no hope and no help will be forthcomin~. so you better buy insurance. Buy, buy insurance -but money can't buy insurance superior to a social order built on mutual ald and community. Such commercials are propaganda ag alnst t.ryinj{ to build one. Advertising strives to create a perception of reality In Which the individual sees himself as atooe. frig htene d and without re- sources. "We've a belt.er world with a bit of the proper kind of fear in advertising -fear in women or being frumps, fear in men of be- ing duds." wrote advertising man Mark O'Dea some years ago, but it's true today, or don't you use Dial and don't you wisb everyone else would? Onee they've gotten you help. less and your soul turned to • jellied ~yrofoam, you ·u believe, McDonald's does it all for~ that AMF makes your weekend. and the ad of those black kids sit· ting on a slum stoop in the ghetto iti !rue ... the ooe where they're singing. "Coke adds llle. Coke makes living nice." 'Appointees Erode Women's Commission' To the Editor: It is propitious that we give praise to the other three wise men, Super•isor Schmit. Supervisor Clark 1Uld Supervisor Riley. Their appointments to the Com- mittee on the Status oC Women in· clicate profundity. Laurence Schmit and Ralph Clark wanted to dissolve the commission last summer. To ac. complish this goal, they appoint- ed persons of known anti· comfl\issionprejudices. One day after Schmit an· nounced the appointment of Doris Piette, a letter from her appeared in the Pilot, calUng for the abolishment of tbe com- mission. She also claimed the two meet- ings, held on the aame dq, were open to the public and very well publicized. I swt have aprea re· lease which omits the time of the morning session and neglecta to mention tbe location of either meeting.. Clark ~ed. Ruth Davis com· mllsioner. Her references to tbe panel as "part of this network promoting this WQD>e\\ 's Jib point of view," qualifiec1 her. • ANOTBBB voclf erous oppo- nent. a resident of the altluent Lasuna Hll1I area, received her appelntment from Thomas Riley. Be stated that a senlcr eltllen would brolden the eom- mllelcm. SM lmmedlatel1 called tor ~psal; now what ean be more broedenlQ8 than that? Aceordln1 to the United State. Council ot the Ailnl (Dec ••• 19'75), tbe ftideDce ii •lplftcant that ... bokllnP .,.. eGae*l· tratecJ 8JDC1D1 a amall prapwu. fJI Ute eldertY. 1D 1.r ~ tom•W011Mnbave~w to lead a IUf!OPti' Jlfe; ab.ould not, llowe•er, mat .. • .,.,,,,.__.,,_ rr• .... tllloa at. ,...,,.. c Qf ........ ,. ......... ,. ,,, ...... _ .. ....... ., ........... ... ,...,,,.,.,_.. Al~p s=t ..... ,,, ...... . ..,_ ...... .. ..... iC ... ,...!,• ... ,.., ....... , ........ choices for tboee who rtght just to exist. There a-re many programs an empathetic person might have addressed herself to - a Foster Grandparent Program, recbanneling talents of those less fortuna~ giving the dignity of a paycheck and restoring a sense of self-esteem. are 1but some possibilities. Tbe Los Angeles County Com· mission bas formed a support structure for those who see no alt.ernauve to the downward spirals of their lives, but it is working with a board which does not st.rueturally undermine its very being, such as is happening in Orange County. MARIE CLIFFORD G•f•• 1'flsdlrected To the FAitor: After all the fanfare accorded the returned exchange convicts from Mexlcan jail~, including a ~ongressmao In San Diego to welcome them, one wonders when their-first be:staeller books wUlappear. It is unfortunate that returning com bat aoldlera could not have recelyecbucb a warm welcome. It appears that ln today's socle· ty the pertCNt who bas the most opportunity for financial success ls a former convlcted felon or politician wbo writes a book or wbo can atnc or baa been ••born qalD." DALm JOHNSON s.-. die c:i...i To tbe F.dltor: Cooantulatlont to 1be UD1ted Ortanhatlon ot Taxpayers and the People'• Advoc:aa.. for iMtr 1tuntq wktory ID lettlft& OYW a mlllloa llpatUNI to flU=r. theli' ~b Cu llm!Ution • tloll f«tielljlWo ~ It •• ...,, sr.-toat.a Volun· t.er8 wlllt ... IO lood and clea~. llGW tbe people can .,... .......... ei.rtJ by vot· 1BC *9...aNetalDUtatlonin· to --~ And tbe ._...atotl can ~ec9"1'WboWUI .. ... BOtlAD Hood In CDrc tM~uw.Uu ~ ........ to tboN,,..... ......... _ .. tbieltolm •• 1t , With that fait accompli, we can now move on to saving the Pa nama Canal from being given to the Panamanians, to buy their love. And buy it would be, with more millions of our stolen tax dollars to give, and arm, them. Then they could buy thl\ love of the Russians and Cubans. And the United Nations , whose charter takes precedence over t reaties, can have immediate jurisdiction over who can, or can- not, use ourcanal. Our voices spoke loud and clearly for the tax limitation peti· tiqn. Make them Speak as loud arid clearly again by writing your senators, Hayakawa and Crar\ston, who both favor giving the canal 1lway. GOLDIE JOSEPH c.1 ..... 011 ra,,,n To the Editor: Your Nov. 28 article by Nicholas von Hoffman on •'TbougbUess Hunters Plague Rural ResldeDll" comes as a bit of surprise from a part of tbla country where sport bunting and good bunting ethics have been a way of life for several llecades. Mr. von Hoffman is very ob- viously not a hunter. Yet be h8' the audacity to label all bunters, evef\o all gun owners, as slobs beduse he cit.es the Uttering and trespassing bablta or a few. RE IS ALSO sarcut1e about the constitutional right provided by the Second Amendment which allows us all to keep and bear arms. Yet he would be among the very first to scream foul at any public attempt to even scrutinize the First Amendment on wb1ch be and others like hlm lean IO heavlly to protect tbeir pro- fession. If von Hoffman would take the time to~ WQUlcl ftQd th-t more than m11Bola anaualb' l• paid entirelJ lw tbaN wbo bulll and f i1h to pn>vlU lmPl'"ed public domain landa • WUdlll• habitat for pmo manaa..- and for educauo,al aad blolo1lcal ~ to 4evelop animal 1peCMI. Thole ol ua who bunt •.:~ of tbat economic eoDtri an4 ~ tbe WA Hoffmw Wbo lll•nder all d • •&MactDeot.ataw. Finally, bis disgusting eom· ment about the National Rine As· sociatioo not acknowledgj.q his alleged bad habits of bunters and summarily blames NRA fol' what he ca US .. • . • • thue drunken louts <who> shamble tbtoogh woods and forest discharging their weapons in an alcdbolic hate." His ignorance is abowinc again. The NRA bas, ln fact. a "IJ' concentrated and devoted effort in bunter safety tralnlng p~ grams in cooperaUon with every state and our bunter aervices division is deeply lntolved in hunting lntormation ancl educa· Uonal projects. The NRA Hunt• er's Code of Ethics ls a slx-pqint program t.bat deals djreoUy with those alleged incidents vOD Baa· man expounds. Mr. von Hoffman has done a serious injustice to America•a hunting sportsmen and at least tbe more than 122,963 NRA mem· bers in California care about that. LEE JORGENSEN Director, PubUc A.fr~ National Rifle Asaooia&kld ·I Otange Coat Dalfy Pilot Sundly, Otoember t8. 1877 To write tM Dltrv Plfot/BolC 1 S60. Costa Mes.. CA 92626 To Call U. Dalfy Pllotn14 6"1"'321 .. . \ Where Did ·Accent on Foreign Languages Go? WASRINOTON -A few weeks ago, Illlnola Congressman Paul Simon was in Cairo conferrina with E1yptlu ornclals about U)at nation's desperate rlnancei. and was also lookintt lorw ard to~ scheduled viai' with President Sadat at hb country home. Arter bls meeUne. he went into the street. Joined four staUers from the U.S. Embassy, and waa about to get tnto a car and begin th e trip to Sadat's home w h en a 1~1!,iuage bar· rter •uddenly appeared. · ''The-four people Crom our embassy couldn't speak Arabic," Sjmon relates, "and the two Egyptian drivers couldn't speak English. "YOtJ CAN'T imagine the mess we were in becawse the driven hadn't been 'instructed as to where we were going. We ju.st kept •11Yin1. 'Sadat,· and they 1miled, but they didn't know what we wanted. "That experience onl points up one great weakness e have in American education lhe declloe in the teachln r foreign lanauagea. Those four embassy staffers were fine peo- ple, but not one could speak Arabic. ''It's incredible, but the U.S. Foreign Service no longer re- quiru any foreign lang.age background before you can c.:nter. When I t alk to Stale Department officials, they say - they want people with language skills, but because so few Americans have studied foreign languages, they had lo drop lht: requirement ... NOW PAUL SIMON, a scholar- ly and friendly fellow, hardly gets re-elected in his southern II· linois district because of his de· term ined efforts to urgently multiply the dwiodling numbers If People Would Stop, Hori-or Tales .. Would, Too This reapon.se by Bradley f/all Jr. was prompted by an article on the inCTeO$t11g peril of teen-age hikhlukang. written for the Thurs- day. Dec. 8 Daily Pilot by Cheryl Romo t1f the Features department. I quit'~chool early. When I was 16, I was thumbing up and down, back and forth across this greal country and Canada alone. My brother was in Mexico and Alaska doing it. I was aware very much of the dangers involved. But if I decided to live a life in constant fear of folks. it would he better the knife in my heart. I AND MANY OTHERS were and are s;iying ~the world. "Trust me. I'm put· ting my faith in you. Break away from your prejudices; look at me. Exercise the wisdomGodgaveyouwhenyouseeme." or Americans who s tudy a foreign language, and to upgrade the leaching or these skills. I was startled lo bear him tell how only 10 percent of college level institu- tions now requir e a foreign language as an ent rance require· menl. An4 fewer and fewer such schools require studenta to com· plete a course jn a foreign language to graduate. "We have more and more M.A.s and Ph.D.s who have no proficiency in a foreign language at all," Simon told me. "And only half as many American students spend any of their college years abroad as they did in 1973. We are going inward, and thatisn'tgood. "I TAUGHT AT Sangamon State University at Springfield for two years and it is a good university. But Sangamon does not teach one single foreign language course. Ten years ago or so years ago, there probably wasn't a single institution of higher learning in our country Which did not t each foreign language,;." If the U.S. Foreign Service doesn't require it, and the uni· versities let it atrophy, lb~ where is foreign language stUdy in the high schools and below? According to Simon, in 1965,, some 3l percent of high school s tudents studied forel&n languages. Jn 1970, it had dropped to 28, and now it Is scarcely more than 20 percent, and going down. Meanwhile, the rest of the world goes the other way, teaching its young people a second and third language as nominal requirements. "THERE ARE more teachers of English In the Soviet Union." says Simon, "than there are stu· dents of Russian in the U.S. That sure doesn't make sense for us economically, culturally or militarily." Anyone who travels the world knows that European and J apanese buslnessemen speak Maybe you're the mother or teen-age girls and wrote out or emotion. Your arti- cle will not stop or slow the adventuring spirit that is the makeup of us human animals.And the young will al wars take chances, right? I feel sad to see a world of nuclear families, people only concerned with their personal very own worlds. People who rant, rave and condemn because they're so worried oft.en just sound afraid themselves . They don't see any reason to stop and pick up that kid In the revealing outfit before some nut does. bis would slop, more kids would be in church. Since last June I have been in every state east of Arizona to Florida and north to Connecticut, also Oregon and California. That's bopping trains and thul'{!.bing .. It's all the same hitchhiking· wise. letmetellyou. A girl is raped or murdered. We say things like, "Well, she shouldn't have been hitchhiking anyway. She was asking for it." POLICE, WHOSE business is really dangerous, will advertj.5e the ways they see to prevent such thjngs by simply liv· ing jn a shell. Well, that is not right in a country as free as ours. ALL TIIEY KNOW IS the bad sides the media putout. They don't hear about the tramps who will go with the younger ones, making sure they gel where they are go- ing safely. Nor do they know about the kind people who gooutoftheir way to get us home. See. the people who stop are 1,000 good to one bad. The hitchhiker is learning how to handl.e all .kinds. 1£ more good people were encouraged to stop, one way or another . that would stop the horrifying headlines. - Please, for our children's sake, en· courage good people to stop, not cower. Out of an easy 20,000 people I've met in nine years of being a tramp, working for food ln restaurants, sleeping under bushes, I'vehadonly four close calls. I 'VE UVED IN teepees along rl vers and got to love the earth and all on it by Jiving simply. I'm OK and every one of those sweet people made or kindness and guts who stops, knows it. Cops have a good sense of who's all right and who Is not. Some of them anyway. They will look you over and see. J respect that looking over, as opposed to blind judgments, takes guts and heart. PEOPLE JUST HAVE to care about each other and not be scared oft by the media. If more preachers, nuns and rab· I even got picked up by two movie stars, Slim Pickens and Herschel Bernardi. It's really a very wonderful world. Enallah and perhaps lwo or.three other languages as well. This sklll eventually pays off wlth more buainesa for European and Japanese firms. Tbe American balance or paymenta situation aurrers as a tea ult. The world shrinks in size but the U.S. shrinks mentally. And who is to blame? "It's part or the breakdown ol American education,·· Slmon ex· plains. "Standlrds and require- ments in the s chools have become too low. It takes a little discipline to learn another I anguage, and apparently schools don't want to bother." SIMON BECAME con cerned enough about this deteTioratlon that he asked President Carter to establish a commission to recom· mend how to improve language studies in the U.S. President Carter bought the idea, and is appointing a com· mission along t.he lines Simon suggested. The new commission, Jack Anderson and heaven knows we have enoutb ln the Republic now. will probably begin ltl deliberatl~ In J anuary. "We want to raise an aware· oess to the problem flrst." Simon explains. "We will also consider financial incentives by the federal government to educa· tional instltuUons expandJng and upgrading languace atudy. Perhaps the Civil Service C.Om· mlssioo should give an appllcant a couple of extra points on his qualifying tests If he hos a language skill. "AND WE must take a bard look at thequalltyoflangua1e in·· struction. SitUnr in a lanauage course Is one thing, but learning the language ls another." For my money, this appalling situation is another indictment of the labor union mentality afflict- ing teachers in public education on all levels today. People should raise hell aboutJ t in any language they can muster. Cereal Claims Go Snap,· Crackle, Pop WASHINGTON -With an ad· vertising barrage aimed at every home in the country. the Kellogg cereal people are spreadini the word that sugar-coated breakfast foods are highly nutritional and don 'l contribute to tooth decay. Al our request, the Federal Trade Commission has compiled evidence that d e m o l ishes most or the company!s major ad · ve rtisi n g c laims . The data. though not yet adopt. ed in final of· fic ial form. r a i s e s authoritative challenges to the th'eme of Kellogg's lavish new advertisine campaign. The ads contend, ror instance, that "ready.to.eat cereals do not inctease tooth decay in chlldNn." The commlaaloQ cit. a study of animals to the con· trary. This shows that a heavy diet of pre-sugared food, even when washed down wilh milk, _ causestoothdecay. KELLOGG assures the public that s u gar ed ce reals are nutritious. In the s tudy fumbhed us by the federal agency, Dr. J ean Mayer, the renowned dtet authority, protests that even when fortified, "the total effect is one of inadequate nutrition." The adverse evidence, accord· ing to fede~al experts, applies to similar claims by General Mills, Quaker Oats and other cereal firms. Jn fairness to Quaker Oats, it should be noted that they have welcomed an FTC probe of cereal ads directed at the na· lion's children. Kellogg bas come up with Uiree studies purporting lo support the nutritional benefits of sugared foods. But experts have found them based on "allegedly inade- quate methodology" and "al~ legedly lnsutficient evidence," according to documentation pro- vided us. or the potential dental prob- lems involved for child con· s umers, the commission declares: "Frequent nibbling between meals on small amounts of highly sugared cereals might contribute significantly to tooth decay.·· IN DISPUTING the Kellogg nutrition sweet sell, the study also states: "Sugar contributes nothing to human nutrition besides calories -no vitamins, no minerals, no proteins • . • A calorie of sugar contains no more energy \ban a calorie of anything else." ,, The commission found an ar-.. t at mWeadina mlulat.m..ts and ctowmiPt erron adYanced by Kellogg's ad men. -The company claims there is no more sugar in an ounce of ready-sweetened cereal than in an apple. banana or glass or orange juice. This statement is based on cereal containing 30.8 percent sugar. Not only do many other cereals contain rar more sugar, but the refined cereal in a breakfast food can cause more cavities than the natural 1u1ar In fruits, according to the experts. -Kellogg has ballyhooed the misleading statement that "sug· ar consumption in the U.S. h~ remained unchanged for the last 50 years." Government analysts found the company's own charts show sugar consumpUon shoot· ing up 13 percent since 1960, with the consqmption among youngsters perhaps even bJgher. Waters /Newspaper Remains First Amendment Watchdog Mr. Water.ti on vocation. Hii cohmm ii written today by CARLYLE.BEED. President (al....._l .. w ilflf~nA-IMIM erned by its cltbeos. it must be this way. A cmzEM who casts his ballot Without knOwlng ~hat the facts are is. Ukely to vote bis personal welfare and fnedom away, jUlt as geoerations of peo- ple throughout bistorY have al· lowed freedom to be taken away by listening to falsehoods and false Robmi.oods. Today lt is much morecomplicat-ed ! The newsmakers, particularly ln government at all levels, have become so numerous, so com· pllcated in their organization ~eaUng with laws of complexity never dreamed of when that stm· pie "auarantee" was written a couple ol hundred years ago. But tau. very size and complexity makes more nece1sary the fUnc· Uon of ••the Prisa•• which must aeek that which ls beyond un· dentandhll'abd ptesedt it to the public in neat. comfortable bite sl1e plec.I wbleb can be U· afmllated without upsettin& the dltettlon. On e thing that stands out clearly rs that the precious freedom gran* by tbe Constitu· tion to allot thole involved in that field called '1he preas" carries with it awesomel'esponalbillty. It ts a respcmibillty to truly in· form, to create unden~dlng. to make a balanced presentation of facts. To accomplish all of this, the purveyors of information need to Art Hoppe Television The decline of television in America can be dated from the I all of lIITl when a Nielsen aurvey d.iselosed that for the flrst time In hlatory ~ number of viewers had dwindled by as much u eight percent. A panicked industry offered numel'OUI rationales and vowed a pletbora of re forms . Vlrtuall)' UD· noticed in the furor was another stat11tlc: The number of b•oka 10141 d11rta1 tb• Hale period hacl~ by u mueb •elOtpereent. From tblt. It wae abedantty clear U.. tbe ftek.le A11lerican = •acl~_dil OTHM Jet ....,,. _,....,,", \ I be imbued with absolute objec· Uvity. Unfortunately such objec· tlvity does not exist in any human being, either writer or reader. So instead we seek to pro. vide accuracy and balance, and with varyln& deatees of success. And 1t ml.Lit be remembered that there b a responsibility on the reader as well as the author. editor and publisher. The readers wbo avail themselves of all the sources of news convenient to them can be reasonably well in· formed. But that wm take much time and carerul reading, and listening and watching, and especially tbinlcing. THE READER shoula always realize that the .. facts" are being presented as seen in the eyes ol one1 or more· trained, dedlca~. but falllble and opinlGGated, re· porter or commentator. Out ot the multiplicity of voices, the truth an be found by one who seeks it. By its very n ature. the n ewspaper is the responsible medium, since what it says today is there to be re-read tomorrow. The newspaper is lh.e OJtlY news medium fully capable of carrying out the responsibility given "the press•• in the First Amendment. Panic: Why Johnny -·Can't Watch Like most trends, oace started, thia one snowballed. ln a doaea years, only a handful of elderly culture nuta remained faltbtully glued to their sets to watch reruu of 111cb o&d classics as "Name That Tune" and "Tbe Gong Show.0 AS 1JSUAJ.., the youne were mOlt avid ln HlzintuPoD t.lle new lad. Acro11 the land they tat mesmerilied for boura OD end bl troat ot t.belr' boob, deflaa.tlJ ..., l\lslng to come oat of tllelr rooms even for LIWl1M and Shlrley. Soelo&oclll9 llooded tbe menet wltb such .... tkmal worb -. "Why .Ja1ma1 C.'t Watch!" ID whlcb lM7 expJalaed tbat Johnny "Ju1t cloua't arasJt televlaklil.' Tbe IODal.llnc r...it. they fauid. ~ t6at J•nn1 .,, .. totally_. ot sud nwllmeQ- tar1 faott H the •a me ot ................. tbiit,,k.. &la HOGM wa located w M.r much the bionic man ~t. ·Generally, they blamed tlJe aeboola for wastin1 too much Ume on such frill aubjeets as readln1 and writin.I and too little on clrlDloa Johnny In the basic fundamemal1 ot tele•ta.Aon vte'W· tiig. ' PAaSNTS, however, came in tor their aban ot the blame. To auuap...,.... IUllt feeli.Drs. they inltially 61 tWr belt to woo Johnny away from bla book. ••ffow can we oelebrai• CbrLatm .. to1t1tbe1' wlu.ou.t wateblnc Tho Bob Hope 5"dal?0 U.., ~plead. Or ••W•y do JOU have )'OW aaM IUlct fQ Tbe Blble. Johnny. wtaeo yoa C..W be watchlnl Cbarttat. Heeton la penonf" B.it wlllle they could lead Jobaqf to televl1lon, tbey eot1kta'i .... blm ___.,.te. so be w.ld fiddle ud .equk'm 'ancl wtm.. uean•u CO read DOW? t· Please, huh, please7° And it was the rare child who preferred be· Ing put to sleep by Jobnny Cal"SOQ rather than the Thre_e Bean. And IOOft, of coune t.be parents themselves turned off the set. For, as always in America, the old in their unending search for youth emulated the young. MANY EXPERTS predicted disaster. They wtte right. With no teieviaion sets beinC sold. the economy collapae4 -tl1e .lapaDeH economy. tbat la. · Am.tea fared no better. Wltb no commercials to warn the un· .ua~tlng, Amerlcue by the mUUom were suffocatln1 in un· dorarm odor. drownint ln P41n'plraUon wetness, eboklnc f\'om, rf.nl·around·thit-eollar and UJlilrl.DC ot tertlat7 lr'replarity. NofM~ldbe....-.Pleue keep it Jn mlDd DGt U..,.a tempted tonad a boat.. I STONE BENCH COMMEMORATES U.S. BICENTl!NNIAL Counclllor Cllver Perkin• UH• MeHne' Gift Friendship Rests Mesans Give Bench to English Story & Photo by MICHAEL PASKEVICll Ol lti. D•llY Pllet Sl•ll The train from London takes about ! t wo hours to wend its way southbound • through the beautiful English coun- : trysidc to the seaport of Poole. From there it's a 45-minute t.lrive · past quaint cottages. roadside inns end the stunning ruins of Medieval castles to a 261-acre preserve known as Durlston Country Park. A R ATHER hefty piece or Costa · Mesa sits here. an a clearing overlook· ing the English Channel and the Isle of Wight. H's a hand:.ome bench made out of solid Purbel'k stone, a gift from the citizens of Costa ~lesa that has _generated many thanks rrom the peo- ple of Dorset County, EnJllund. It was one ~ear a1:0 this month that the bench was offit1ally presented to them. On the day of the dediclltion. the American flag flew over Dorset .County Hall, the ftrst time anything but the Union Jack had flown above the building in the county's history. THE FORMAL link between Dorset and Costa Mesa !>lcms primarily froM the beginning of a fricndshi p I.Jct\\ ccn Orange Coast Colle~" h1!>tory pro· lessor Hunk Pan1un :ind Dorset Coun- ty Councillor CliH• Perkin ~ in 1.i<J68 When 1976 rolll'd around. J'anian. Costa Mesa hicentennial Chairman Donald Bull and muny others dcctcled It would be an apprupria~ time to rc-aCf i rm America·s respect for England. · After all, the bicentennial was not only a celebration of America's in- dependence. but a commemoration of the English culture '' h1ch has given us our language and pol1t1cal system. Costa Mes a asked Dorset of- ficials what they would like and a re· quest came back for a park bench. The Costa Mesa City Council ap- proved the bicentennial committee's request for $125 in city funds to get the distant project s tarted. Panian and his wife, Barbara, donated an additional $30 with the help of their three children, Lynn, Richard and Loren. Dorset craCtsmen quickly con· structed the massive bench using native Purbeck stone which is the fo undation of the spectacular sur- rounding cliffs. Acting as Costa Mesa's official representative. Panian land family>' were at Durlston Country Park on Dec. 6. 1976 when the bench was of· ficially accepted. THE RAIN LET up long enough for outdoor ceremonies attended by Perkins. other Dorset County officials and Lord Digby, chairman of the Dorset County Amenities Committee. Lord Digby jokingly remarked that Costa Mesa could have saved a few dollars by simply sending a packet of tea. It seems an ancestor of his bought the 400 tons of ten which were dumped into Boston harbor on Dec. 3. 1773, set- t ing the scene for the American Revolution. At a second ceremony ut Dorset County llall, Panian presented an American Flag which flew ot>cr the l ' .S. Capitol to county council chairman Lt. Col. George Mansell "\VE AR E DELIGHTED to honour our friends in the United States in this way," said Col. Mansell as the American flag fluttered overhead. ··1 only hope that passers-by who notice the flag v.on·t think we have already been taken O\'er by the In· ternalional Monetary Fund.·· he added. Holiday Lights Limits Urged Building Permits Increase The Southern California Edison Com· pan y is urging customers to limit their Christmas lighting in the spirit of energy con· ser vation. "While we have suffi- cient generating capaci· ty for the season. energy resources still ar e valua- ble and should be used prudently at all times," .said J .E. 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The club Is being sponsored by the Natural History Foundation of Orange County and the Pnc\fic Coast J\r cheological Society. Prospective members must have completed eighth grade and must be under 21 years old. THE EPTUN SOCIETY CREM'ATION Burial at Sea (714) 84&.7431 D:J.:. N6aht ... . ....... MOO W. Coe .. .,,.,, hit•• Newpottt~' Caftf. Two hundred and nineteen building permits with an eslimot· ed value of more lhon S7 .1 million were Issued by the Newport Beach Building Division In Nov ember. Through the first 11 months of 1977, 2,276 building permits have been issued with a value estimated at over S77.1 million. In November 1976. 221 permits were handed out but their value was p egged at around $300,000 less than the estimates for last month. For the first 11 months of 1976, 2,258 were Issued with an estimated value of over $65.5 million, $12.2 m lUlon under this year's tlgurea. 6 Face Court Hearing Five men and one woman have been ordered lo appear al a Jan. 16 West Orange County Court hearing to determine lf they will stand trial on charges they operated a Huntington Beach· based tri·county gambling ring. Irving Joseph Richards, 47, of 21831 Seaside Lane, HunUngton Beach, and Ema Joyce Tavares, 42, a Huntington Beach barmaid, are among the six co-defendants charged with conspiracy and 163 felony bookmaking counts. Huntington Beach police assert that Richards operated the pro- f essional and college football bet· Ung operation out of his re· sidence dW'lnl a four·montb in· vesUgaUon. Police Detective Rudy Delgado said Ric hards reportedly brought In co-defendants Jackie Monaghan, 45, Paul Quinn, 48, and Herbert F. 10u1. 42, from Boston t.o set up the alleged bet- ting ring. 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The social scene is where for years While House aides, politicians, diplomats, lawyers, lob· by is ts and journalist.a have used each other to get ahead. TO HEAR SOM E folks tell it, Carter wouldn't be having so much trouble with his domestic pollcjes ii be and hls aides socialized more. •·1 don't see them at all, .. says Frank Ikard, who ought to know because he gets around a lot. .. I certainly don 'l suggest that they get on the cocktail circuit, bul u certain amount of social contact Is good because you get to know people.'· For the blatantly umb1tious, gelling to know the peo1>lc in power is -a major occupation, so im· porlunl that aome of the most powerful JJeople - POWER CLIMBERS' MENTOR Vada Ward Marcantonlc ·ambas~adorr-;, diplomats. congressmen•-have sought the help of Vada Ward Marcantonio. Mrs . M;,1rcantonio offers a 14-week, $840 course in how to communicate better at her Speech Arts Association. A FORME R ACTRESS who h.as taught voice and diction to college student$, Mrs. Marcan- tonio says she advlses people wbo want to get ahead "not lo reveal what you want to do. Don't be overly anxious or too pushy." Another rule: "Put yourself where powerful people arc." If you want to meet a congressman. she says, •·pretend to have a particular interest in one of hls cqJA millee hearings." Or "'invite a congressman to lunch with someone who may be helpful to hlm. ·· rr speech lessons don't grab you, consider tennis. In Washington, it's almost as dear lo power climbers' hearts as personal ambition. The ultimate, of course, is lo play wlth Jimmy on . the White House court. NEXT BEST IS TO join the excluslve St. Alban's tennis club, which boasts four cabinet members, a slew of congressmen. and other heavies. "The most prestigious Ume ls 7 a.m .," says club pro Allie Ritzenberg, who is to Washington tennis what House Speaker Tip O'Neil ls to Congress. For ordinary folks, it takes 7 lo 10 years to become a member, but "there are pressure cases, like a new cabinet member, that we can do something for,•• Ritzeoberg says. "We feel he's doing something for everyone and needs the ex- ercise. We feel almost a civic duty to admit .. : .. 1um .. 80ME OF THE CAPITAL'S top lobbyists have other ways o£ power climbing. "Name-dropping ls okay it you're subUe," says one lobbyist. a regular on the party circuit. He, like many others, is 10 concerned about bis Image that he insists on anonymity. "Subtly let· tinl people know whom you know la much more errectlve than just saying outright whom you know." "You•re at a luncheon and the waiter comes over and••· •(ayncticated columnist) Rowland Evans is on the phone.• He may be calling you t.o play squash, but )'our luncheon partner doesn't knowtbal" INvmNQ TRE POWlllP'VL to Lht theater, a symphony or a tennll match ls a 1ood way t.o get two hours with him. Jt'• IVtO bttler to invite his family, too. 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Holiday!> are for kid!> and big families. he says. Memories linger. "In our house we had like two Christmases. We'd have one at home. then we'd go over to m y mother·in-law·s. and then. of course. we'd come over here to my mother'i. "It was just som ething that. )OU knO\\, )OU can't forget. lt was all good times To s ee the ex presslon or the lc\Os I aces in the morning It·~ go- ing to be rough.' • SEEING ANOTIJER ClllLD, e\'en JUSt hear ing parents lalkmg about their children or something funny their kids did. often make!. Beaudoin cry. ''Memor) will come right back into my head." he su):. "Sometimes I can contain 1t Other times I JU:.l have to lea' e · Thememone:. The JOY of buying Christ ma~ toys. of g1v1ng. or a certain s mile "TllAT WAS THE BIG thing. You had to kno,~Chcn I :.ind the kids to see how they enJO) ed life. We used to just' Sil clown in the evening som<'11mes before the kids \\ent to bed We'd be watching TV about 9 o'clock The kids were all hustling nbout ~olnt? to bec1 and she'd be sitting back smiling. watching tht• kids. you know. nol "atchmg TV. JUSt e njo_v1ng them .. · T hl' toy!. of past Christmases The) are still in the yard or thl' charred home. roped off by ~tale police lor evidence A sand bucket A sandbox. A dog house. A tricycle. A stuffed duck. its plastic lcet melted A doll. A book. "Tiny Tiger Learns A Lo t Aboul The Alphabet. About Numbers. About Colors · Beaudoin hves with his parents now. an their house, but he has been back twice to the old home a few miles away and has walked m the vegela· ble garden a couple of time. H E VISITS lllS FAMILY'S graves· a't least once a week They ure buried side by side under a large maple tree "l find a lot of comfort there. I feel close to them I feel much closer to the m there. I like to be alone tbcre with them ... lie ts crying now. "You know. you got a lot of memories with kids 1 can't see Christmas being very happy for me There's s o many good memories. You got to remember that we had s ucll a big family There was always somebody duing something . "I HAD SUCH A BIG family and now there's nothin~ ... Beaudoin says his Roman Catholic faith and upbringing helped him to survive. "J believe in God . I guess He's sort of kept me together quite a bit. I won't say I was bitter. Let's say I must have had to question Goel why He would do something hke thal . to m e. Maybe 1t was sort of selfish of me. ldon'lknow . .. But the tragedy hasn't weakened his fa 1th. he insists softly. •·See. I've had a lot of, I don't know. satisfaction you might call it, bec~use they are all together. This is what I live with now. Cf.61\ummtl,ltb V11ap c......-Mal-MwutllOth Lake1, c .. ~- ............ ~ ... ~-· ......... ,. ••"'"-' EIR GRAVES AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK, CRYING Beeause you had to know Cheryl and the kid!! She could never part with one or her kids. . . BEAUDOIN SAYS STATE police told him no details about the case. and for the moment he really doesn't want to know. "It's going to be an awful ly painful thing to look back and find out \\hat did happen I can't do it n g ht now I still need lotsoftime .. Fred Beaudoin Wiii bt al his mother's for Christmas this year And there will be kids Along with his rive brothers .and sisters. there will bl' 11 grandchildren and the foster children ~urion Beaudoin has taken into her home O\'er the} ears "I still han• young ones, .. says f'red Beau· <loin's mother "And we've got to go on. You l'an't t ake a'"ay from these for what 's gont>. What ·s Christ mus without kid!>'' · RETROSPECTIVE THE MEMORIES ... Fred Beaudoin MEED A LA WYER? J . Gene Lee. D.P.M . LowU.-FH • Divorce • Bankruptcy • Criminal • W1lls·Probare • I ncorPol'atlon • Acc1denHn1ury • Eviction 640-2507 'h HR. CONSULTATION-$10 Call 642-5678. Put a few word• to work for ou. 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Sunday bdant'ht'll lmemher" only) and many more. "" l l an} acllvlll~" n~ taklnl( plac.-: CALL NOW FOR DETAILS , A.i about our eorporate plan. 1 NORMAN ROCKWELL Boekmell Drams Love EDITOR'S NOTE -He'• probobl// tM moa popular artut m A mmcon hlttoru. Jllf hll worlc Nu Mtlf'r ~ accepted cu JIM art. He IJN'llt molt of ht. U/e portTaJlfao what'• f100d about America, and though hll health a. foiling and hlf ~m u 1UOlling M atilt ha.a vUioral of that one "~ work" that unu Qfvc. IJim recognt. Still Painting, He Finds Age 'Hell' lion." J:I BySAULPETI' Al"~IU~--llt STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. -He was 4 years old when Teddy Roosevelt charged up San Juan hill, 9 when the Wright brothers got ort the ground, 12 when the Panama Canal was opened. He was a pale, skinny, long. necked, pigeon-toed kid with a big Adam's apple and round, rimless· glasses and, of course, they calledltlm Mooney. He was lousy at baseball, but he had one specialty that kept him afloat among hls peers. . .,AT nRST, M\1 ability was just something I ha'<t like a bag of lemon drops. My brother Jarvis could jump over three orange crates; Jack Outwater had an uncle who had seen a pirate; George Dugan could wig· gle his ears; I could draw .... But because it was all I had I began to make it my whole life. I drew all the time." All the time. He drew and he painted seven days a week, 52 weeks a year, a half day off at Christmas. He did this until the sprtnc ot tbls, his 83rd year. He drew and he ~ainted through two generations of America, trailed by the kind ol smiles, sense of shared experience and affection that attended Samuel Clemens in letters. He became, probably, the most popular artist in his country's history, and he's still trying. He doesn't need the money or, one assumes, the acclaim, but in the continuing, wondrous need of the creative man he's still trying. NOW THE PRISONER or a wheel chair, in body not In spirit, Norman Rockwell announces. ry three or four days to his Molly that this is the day going back to the big red io behind their house to finish the painting that has been on his easel for more than a year. Molly or a nurse wheels him to the studio. Now and then he picks up a brush, but most often he paints only mentally. He com· plains mildly that because of the wheel chair he can't lean close enough to the painting, a picture of an early, liberal Colonial mis· slonary receiving an Indian chie( in his kitchen while his wife peeks around the corner, ap· palled. But the wheel chair is not Norman Rockwell's problem. Age and energy arc. So he stares at the paintinc. be determines to re-do the rue in the foreground and make the wife more indlg· nant, but tn actuality be doesn't advance the pa1ntln1. He mut· lers, ''It's hell to grow old," a simple statement or fact, and leta that suffice for what can only be a profound fl"Ultration. HE RETUR!lfS TO bls 200· year-old house for tea around the fire in the library, a daily event that involves one. someUmes two whiskey sours before tea. The painting over the fireplace ls a Rockwell, an abstract in the home of a muter or realistic de· tail. It was done by one of his three sons, Jarvis, a profeasional artist. There in the library, Norman Rockwell smokes hla pipe, a lean, seemingly serene man still. He asks what's new in Stockbridge and the world. He plays a mean game or checkers. He complains litUe. His memory ls better for half a century ago, the shape of a model's nose or turn of mouth, than for yester- day. His prime is around the comer, up Main Street and one block to the right. to the Old Corner House run by the Stockbridge historical society and dominated by the work or one resident. There is Norman Rockwell. THERE, IN HJS originals, he appears larger, wiser funnier, richer in texture and more polg· nant even than one remembers in the hundreds of covers he did for the Saturday Evening Post and "' Look Magazine .. PLATFORM HELPED WITH LIFE·SIZE PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN The Prtsoner of a Wheelchair, Rockwell Paints Lfttle -Rough.hewn men in working clothes looking on with curiosity and respect at a prim little lady and her grandson saying grace among the ketchup bottles of a 11habby rallroad restaurant. -A small boy In pajamas, eyes as big as they can pop. Behind him, the ultimate In revelations spilling from two open drawers : an arm and a leg ot a Santa Claus suit. -A V ARJETY OF white and black faces in prayer, a wedding ring imbedded for eternity on the wrinkled finger of an old woman. It was one or a series to lllustrate the Four Freedoms of Franklin Roosevelt's America. -A triple self.portrait: Rockwell le.anlng to his left to a mirror, studying his beapec· THE SINGER* SEWING MACHINE SHE'SAIWAYS WANIED IS NOW EASIER ONLY • TO GIVE. VWR IAl8C QOOO DEAL ON THll ,ASMOfUIAJr MACHIN!. Thia FWrl«I Mate IOld ao well lut month, It's stlll on 11le. lt'1 a auper Uttle zlg·z•o machine that hu au the baalct, 11\tludlno a front drop-In bobbin that'• usy to ... and replace, extra Wida ztoaO ~blllty and ~a enap-on pr9IMf toot. Cabinet or canytng caae extra, Modal2A7. HEAVY IAVINOSON THIS LIOHTWllOHT OIJlll• POR· TAIL.IMACHINI. Thlallght· ~ rMC:hlneMWSilke' haavyweloht. It lncludet a ront drop.In bo~-. an 1dju1t1bl1 tl•tlc 1tratch tllteh and a aalf· contained oanylng ceae. Mod1l3$4. tacled, graying image, right hand painting a pl«ure of a Rockwell wlthout gray or glasses. -A smiting Dwight Eisenhower. R~kwell painted all the candidates and president.a from Ike to Richard Njxon. He once told a friend be enJoyed the first the most becttuse of that grin and the last the least "because I couldn't find anything there." •1 ROCKWELL PAINTED with a passion for the visual truth and, almost invariably, worked rrom live models, whether the subject was people or animals. Long before 'brush touched canvas', be arranged the props, the scenery, the lighting and acted out pre- cisely the expression he wanted from his human models. With anlmals he showed an Olympian patience. How do you pose a chicken? "You pick up the chicken and rock him back and forth a few limes," he wrote in his autobio· graphy in 1960. "When you set him down he will stand just as you've placed him for four or five minutes. or course, you have to I Sears I DAil. v ""°' AJ J RIGHT HAND PAINTS A YOUNG MAN LOOKING AHEAD Today His Problems Ar• Age, Lllck of Energy run behind the easel pretty quick.ly to do much painting before the chicken moves. • "If you want to paint the chicken full face the procedure is even more complicated because the eyes of a chicken are on the sides of his head and whenJhe 1ooks at you he turns his hea . I puzzled about that for quite a while. Finally 1 got a long stick and aner I'd set the chicken down and gone behind my easel l'd rap the wall at ooe aide of the chicken and he'd t um bls head toward me to look at the wall. It's very strenuous painting a chicken .. .'' Long- lasting ~s ••• '·· r .* ~~-~ ,/,', .. B. Crott11 12K ,irold·r.Jlf'd llC'I Thl11 1lo1ml1r 91uM·lill•cl Crn"" fH"n antf l,f'nril ""' will mak• a 11tunnin91 11torkin11t l'IUfff'r. ...27 C. DLitlnc-th·f' Parkf'r "1t•rlin~ t&t"t ParlPr11 11mooth·"·ritin1t rl1111t1ic-JH'ft •nd 1wnC'il ""' nt11kf'lt wri1in1tu 11ln,iur.. Craf\f'cl ln "'"rlinF ~ih·f'r. 33so . ·' . '\ -1' . 'i '· ·, • I I • •• . . • 'it• .. . " ,• . .. . ··~ ~ • • f NORMAN ~OCKWELL 'NEV,ER A SIMPLE MAN' iiild~IWJ9'1*'1M•· ..Curt 11ll'Ewww .... a.in· looking forlornly at a huge new dam. PASSION FOR VISUAL TRUTH LED HIM TO POSE MODELS EXACTLY Young Rockwell Player Must Demonstrate Subtle Mellage for Rockwell .. By the end of the decade he was telling an interviewer: "There w aa a time when all you bad to do was draw a mother, a kid and a dog. IC you really wanted to be sentimental, you put a bandage on the dog's leg. ll was a world ' where mothers loved their kids, kids loved their mothers and they both loved dogs. "I REALLY BEUEVED the war against Hitler would bring the Four Freedoms for everyone. But I couldn't paint that tod'y, I just don't believe lt. I was d~g Ult. 1"!1t-of·pdlelble ' orlds .... And I liked it, but now I· m sick ol it. .• That was in 1970, but the harsh· ne11 expreaaed then bas mellowed. Ll!eloog appetites for humor and simple pleasures re· turned, and in recent ye~rs Norqtan Rockwe11 painted the amazement or hard-hat c·on· structlon workers atudylne a long-haired kid playing a guitar; the arrival of a new fire engine in town; springtime in Stockbridge. At 83 ancfin a wheel chair. he no longer feels up to Interviews. What we learn now or hJs thougtits and feelings we learn from bis wife and such friends as Davkl Wood, ~hdler opponent and curator or the Rockwell gallery here. .. HE WAS NEVER the 1lmple man be appeared," said Wood. "He . was always, and 1stlll is, nagged by an unease, by the sense that 'there must be somethinc more than I'm put.Ung · down on this canvas."' "He still has a kind of \l,'lSl!Ul· ness," said Molly Rockwell. "He always wanted to paint a 'great work,· something that would get him recognition as a lifl~ arts artist. It was alwa1s just ehead of hlm but he never felt he made it. 8ut he had a lot or fun tryt.,." ·• -Car Repair Plaintiff Wins Suit HUMOROUS EVEN AT 75, HE POSES AS INDIAN Costume Was Used for Painting In 'Stage Coach' LOS ANGELES <AP> -A woman who refused to pay a $1,952.52 auto re· pair bill she received after leaving her car to have what she thought was a dead battery fixed bas been awarded more than $95,000 daa:aages by a Superior Court jury. Thursday's verdict, .which followed an eight.day trial, was the second jury decision in favor of Zina Zhadan. Ms. Zhadan in her suit against Downtown Los Angeles Motors claimed she had not authorized the extensive repair work on her 1967 car. which has been in the firm's possession since the dispute arose. The jury awarded her the $5,260 value of the car as well as S90,000 punitive damages. It also found in her favor in a countersuit filed by Downtown Motors demanding pay· ment of the repair bill. 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Great gift bUV I !, . 5' A,, ...... \ .. f ,, I • .. ~ WASlilNGTON (P ) -Veteran Billy Kilmer was \Jlan~lng an un· nllmed patron saint and teetotal· Ing coach George Allen admitted he was driven to have a drink Saturday as the Washln1ton Redskins edged Los Aogeles 17·14 and kept. their National FootbaU Le~uo playoff hopes alive for ,ueast another day. Tl was Kllmer's tW'o touchdown passes, one of them tipl:>ed by a Rams defender, and M-rk Moseley's 45-yard field goal that gave the Skins room to survive a fUriQUS Los Angeles rally in the ·final quarter. At that, the contest would have gone into overtime if Rafael Septien had not missed two field 1oal attempts of 45 and 40 yarcts in the final six seconds. The victory left the Redskins )Vith a 9-S record, meaning that a loss by Chicago against the Giants at New York today, could put them in the playoffs as the NFC wild card entry. The Rams, who finished 10-4, already had clinched the NFC Western Division <;bampionship and could host the Redskins again next week 'when the playoffs befln. RAMS QUARTERBACK PAT HADEN (LEFT) IS SACKED BY CHRIS HANBURGER. GRABBING HANBURGER'S FOOT IS RICH SAUL. "I told Uiose old birds t.bat I'd see them Tuesday, taped and dressed for practice," exulted an optimistic Allen. He added tflat instead of his usual milk and ice cream, "I'm going to go out with my family and have one Sports in Brief Alamitos.Favorite . Wim; Kings Fall Heavi ly favored Dash for Cash drew away in the final strides for a 111-1 -length vic tory in the Sl00,000 Champion of Champions Invitational at Los Alamitos race course Satutday. Dash for Cash. ridden by Jerry Nicode mus and carrying 122 Pounds, covered the quarter-mile in 21.62 seconds and paid $2.60, $2.40 and $2.20 in winning the event for the second straight year. <See race results, Page 83>. The second-highest $5 exacta payoff in the 26-year history or . Los Alamitos was recorded later in the day when the Pebbles Kit· ten and Hlya Deck combination returned $4,397.50 to 23 ticket· holders. The payoff was snort of t.be SG,286setonJune21, 1974. Caps Edge Kings INGLEWOOD -Guy Charron ' drilled his second goal of the night with 2:34 left to play to give the Washington Capitals a 2-1 Na· tional Hockey League victory over the Lbs Angeles Kings Saturday nighL Pistons 126-122 in double over- time. Willoughby was ejected from the game in the third quarter afler taking a punch at Gerard, a te.aunate of Wlllouehby's at Burf,ato who w• traded to the Pistons last month. The incident occurred when the two collided as Willoughby tried to grab a rebound after a Buffalo shot. Gerard did not appear to be in· jured and continued the game. ~rd Prep Crowd IRVING. Texas -A crowd of 49,953, most ever for a Texas schoolboy football game, poured into Texas Stadium Saturday to watch Plano storm lo ils first Class 4A state championship with a 13-10 victory over Port Neches-Groves. The crowd in the 65,000-seat stadium, home of the Nattonal Football League's Dallas Cowboys,, eclipsed the previous Texas record crowd or 45,780. It was set at the Waco-Dallas Highland Park title game in 1945 in the Cotton Bowl. FIRST MISS --Ra ms kicker Rafael Sep- tien < 1 I was hit by· Joe Harris C51 > after m issing a 45-yard fie ld goal try with six seconds to go Saturday. He got another chance after a five-yard penalty, but mis-' sed that one also. • ' t 't • J blackberry brandy." Kilmer laugh~ when ques- tl one d about his 59-yard touchdown pass to Frank ~t in the first quarter, admiUln•tbe ball was intended for ~an • Fugett instead .• Grant got I\ on the rebound after Monte Jackson of the Rams tipped it. ''I'm just hoping that the powers who got that pua.· to Frank will help us out agalf}<in the game invollng Cb.tcago), ·~be said. Calvin HiJl,, who pla)'ed superbly in place of injured fan. nlng back Mike Thomas, Aid. "We realized that we didn't laave Mike, that this was our last chance. and everybody reached down a little deeper." Starting Los Angeles quarterback Pat Haden, blanked for the three quarters he played, paid tribute to the Redskins' de· fense by declaring, "We tried to eiecute but we couldn't. They seemed to know everything we were doing." The Kilmer-to-Grant TD opened the game's scorina in the first period. On the next series of downs, Los Angeles quarterback Pat. Haden, the league's top passer .. had an aerial deflected ilnd It was picked off by Washington safety Jake Scott to give the Redskins the ball on the Los Angeles32. Five plays later, Kil.mer- dropped a 3-yard pass intO the hands of tight end Jean Fugett. who was all alone in the end "'1e. The veteran Washington de· fense kept Los Angeles bottled up unttt the fourth quart.er, pef'1it.. ting the Rams to reach the . Redskins 38 as their deepest penetration in lhe first three periods. Following a miSJSed 45·yard field goal attempt by Moseley late in the third quarterEthe Ratns took over.on their 28 and marched the length fleld tor thel.t' flnt: 1us ed. drive. . Quarterback Vince Fer· o, replaclnf ll•dlln oa &be- d •· tlrew • 17·y8rd 'tD ,._.to : tlgllt end Terry Nelson on the fifth play of the fourth quarter. On the next Redskins· series, s afety Dave Elmendorf "In• tercepted a Kilmer pass and re- turned it Z1 yards to the ~ Angeles 38. Rod Phillips, replacing John Cappelletti, who bruised his ribs in the first half and did not plar in . the second, ripped off runs of 23 and 25 yards before Ferragamo threw a 2-yard TD pass to l'\ln· ning back Jim Jodat. sco-• av ouA1n••• ·. LoiAnoe•es o o o ,__,. WHhlnQIOl'I 14 0 J 0._17 • W•Jll -Grlflt ff Ptil lrotn Kiimer ~ kick I Wesh -Fugett 3 pess '"'"' ICllmff I~ kick> W•\11 -FG-'-y4S LA -NtllOn 11 pan from F~..-mo ISeft'-' kick I LA -Jodel 2 pau lrom Ferr~mo (Septlett kick I A -SOOI ITATISTIC5 First oowns •atn~ 'f~ 11 .. ~ .. ,.ros ,..,.. •tJS The win was the first ever for the Capitals on Los Angeles ice in their 11th game at the Forum. Rookie goalie Jim Bedard. who was called up to tbe Capitals earlier this month from Hershey, performed spectacularly in the nets, turning b~ck 38 shots. 'J'e~her In f'lnals SYDNEY. Australia -Califor- nian Brian Teacher gained the finals of the New South Wales Open tennis tourney Saturday with a 7·5, 7-6, 6·3 victory over Vilas Gerulaitis. Bruins TroJ· ftns JFmmnph ~~: .. ~ ·~~ ' IHDIVIOUALLllAOUtS ' RUSHING -Los AllO-IK , Pllllllps .. ,,, Another NBA f'lglat DETROIT -Buffalo forward Bill Willoughby was ejected from Saturday night's Na ti on al Basketball Association contest against Detroit for punching former teammate Gus Gerard tn a tension-packed contest that saw the Braves defeat the V~ards Roll, 78-63 EAGLE ROCK-Southern California Colle1e rebounded from a bitter defeat to complete: Jy dominate host <1eetdental Colleae here Saturday ni1ht and pOlt ~1-63 non·con(erence basket all victory. Tbe al Vanguard• dropj>ed a a o v,e r time de c 11i on In !Jakentleld earlier in the week ln a s•m• UMtY were ID front by 11 pain ta in the second half. Saturday night, the Vanguards completely ctomlnated tbe boards, had few turnovers and held theupperhPd an the way. Sop~• Paul Warner W i•· r•'boua•• w ilia •Attt !ft11wender, Jttt Mal,U,ad aNI Rpd~.1'.'11~ to~ lldlaq6,M; cter n1 • CM Teacher meets Roscoe Tanner in today's finals. Tanner beat Cliff Letcher in the other semtrlnal. Seulott• KHLed ALEXANDRIA .. Minn. -Sam Sessions, 42, a veteran of 19 years of professional racing, was killed Saturday in a single-machine snowmobile racing accident. Sessions was racing in the SnoPro professional racing event when the ac~ident occurred. Sessions, of Barlow Lake, Mich., was one of the top sprint car drivers in U.S. Auto Club rac- ing for many years and captured the sprint car national cham- pionship in 1972. A veteran of 60 USAC championship races, See Brlef1, Pa1e 82 LOS ANGELES CAP ) - UC LA . led b y Raymond Townsend's perfect s t\ooting performance, held off a stropg comeback In the second hall by UC Santa Barbara to dereat the Gauchos, 71-55. in a non· conference college basketball game at Pauley Pavilion Satur· day night. Townsend, the only senior• on the eighth-ranked Bruins' roster, made all nine 'of hts field goal attempts as he collected 18 Points to lead UCLA lo its sixth win in seven decisions. The Gauchos. behind 34.24 at halftime, outscored the taller Bruins 9-2 at the outset of the second half to close to within three points. UCSB cut the UCLA advantage to one point on four different occasions in the second h~t . It was 52-51 'fith seven rntoutes to play when the Bruins out· scored the Gaw:hOS 16·2-to put the game away. ucsa w>-,.1av111n.Arc11011cu,,,.._..1c. Petry a, RIOtoffy J, H-•rO 1. Tu,.111, Hlllllltr1. .JOl•l'-2U•UJJ. ., I UCLA Oil -~ U , V ... 1 .. gl11 4, Sims t , TownHf'd ti. ~"''"°" 11, Wflll4I 1, Holle110 •. Allwns4. TOlatait IJ.1111. Helltlme-UCLA M-2<1, Fouled out-. Toe.ti 10ul•VCS8 It. Va.AK. A.f. l& • IJSC Top• 49ers · LOS ANGELF.S (AP> -Steve Smith and Paul• ffendeHon scored 20 pointa apiece to lead Southern California past Cal State <Long Beach), 96-85, in a non-conference college basket. ball game at. the Sports Arena Saturday night. USC led moet of the way in raising its record to 5·3, but the .. . •9eri traUed by only four points at g9.65 midway in the second half before the Trojans pulled away for their first victory ever over the49er.s. Long Beach won the only other game between the t wo sch~Js in th~ Trojan Classic last year $>48. ~The Trojans. who led at halftime 45-39, made 69 percent orihelr ffdd goal latempts after the intermission and 82 perceni for the game. Long Beach con- nected on 56 percent or its floor shots. CAL ITAft Ul fllt) -WI••• Wiiey 7. G<ey IA, Wllll•ms M, Marti" 14, Hudsoft " llufN<\ '· Moortt. TotalUS 15·111S. IOUT.MlllM ~ ltt) -lilllldet Mii ». M111-r It, lte11t11• i6, S. Stnllll 20, ~lllO 12, 0. Smtih S, Arnold2, GAef'2. Tot.als3120dl'6. HellUmR lolMfrl\ Cal ~S.tt. FOllltd out- Wiiey, Wiiii-is. Total lovl1-L.o119 111 .. cl\ 1•. 1o1111111e"' c.ia Tee~ 11n11t1. ,. ..... m. , Sparks Ml~~~t......,.. .. • . PONTIAC. Mldh. CAP > -card pl ayoff spot over the Forftllln,wM arriecfiat1mes versions after three of the Vik· 30•21 ... Chuck Foreman swiveled and W ashtngton Redskins. That to Ue the club record, scored on a lngs' four touchdowns. 1la1hedbiswayforll6yardsand would give Minnespta and l·Y.•"9 ... geintbellrstqUll'ler * two touchdC)WDS anl ·Bob Lee Chica.ao 9.5 records, bu~1the Vik· ani'I ... ,_yard bunt.In the third fit * fired a par ot 1corln1 passes ings aot into the playoffs as the pertod. He piled up 127 y'1'ds ln tcl01tuvou111nn1 Saturday nltht to sd the Min· champe because· of• three-point th• fint half alolM, wttla l'UDI ~ ==r': ; 1: •: ~ ·= VUd._. into"' Nat'lqnal edae in the head-to· head J8, 11 and Z7 ~on .lais flnt A-:-ft.VI -.. ..n-tape pla10ftt with a matchups between tbe two thNe tarries to put 1Um4¥• the ao.21 vletorJ over t~t\ Detrok teams, Wblcb~1pUt. J ,000-y.-d mark fot UM Wrd U.a. , D e troit's Eddie Payton, yeaa.&Darow. ~~~he triumph clinchecl at leut a wot.her of Cb.lcaao runninl ace 1M Jled lbc VUrtra .. • of tense tte.ffl'~aCortb,llaUonal Walter Payton, did his best to eUck&jl from the 04llse'-His CGDter~ Central Dtvlaloa \1· help th• B4tat1, thrilUn1 tht near· toue!bdowa l)•aea covertd 48 U•. Tbe Vlkin,. ,ny enter the capacity SUverdome crowd of yardl to AJmaad Bulaad ln the pla1off1 u the Nl"C C•ntral some 80,000 wtdl two lon1 ldelc re· Meoncl qu.,._ and 21. yanta to ebampt retai'dleaa of ftow tile \urns fottoUc:bdown1 -••1ard Samaa1WMte•&IWdUnlperiQd. Chtca10 Bears fare today a1a1Dit ltlckott return In the tbttcl FNd C.. iOCO&mtid for·lltn- th• New York Gtalb. ..~........,.._Clutter. Intl an..,.,~ pulll f\ld-netOte '1 OdlW'rr.::tl wilt\ •• The Been mun d8'e1t the bi k".wttll •lnuttt left lD yard flel4 bl lbe .MGoid Giant.a to earn tbi NFC'• wU4 lbe fame. period mn 1ucce11faffcon:. I ---·~-I Md:1111:""" .. ?S, T~ 1·3'. W~l119t011, HIU 2'-tt. Hermo111J.». ' PASSING -Los A1109 .. 1, H11<1e11 1·» , .. y~dtl F...,..,_ l-lt-0, M. We.slll"91011, 1<""- 12·lM, 1'4. RECEIVING -Los A~lts, HellOll ..... Bry1111t '·"· w~ ).27.WIMllllQIOll, Grent ....,. Hlll4•21. UCI Posts 70-48 Win Wayne Smith scored 14 polnta and Brad Carson had 12 as UC Irvine romped to an easy 70-48 college basketball victory over visiting Aurora College oC UUooli Saturday night. The victory was tbe Anteaters• fourth in six games. Coach Tim Tift's UCI five hos ts the University of Portland Tuesdaj night. The Anteaters jumped to a 20-6 lead over winless Aurora <C>-6> and it was never in doubt after that.. Tlfl substituted freely, .. Ing all of his reserves in the tnt half. UCI hit 17 of 26 shots in the oe>ening half for a 8$.4 percrent mark in rolllng to a 38·23 hSad. Aurora, an NAJA team, coul · • ly make six of 21 shots (28.6 cent), Smith · and teammate Christ were the top f'ebou with eight each, although pJa Jeu than halft.became. UC:'"""' "'' ....... 1 • ' " J t I 6 • • tit • t 0 • ' o a 1 1 I I S I 1 J 4 ...... • I '· .. Ill OAILV PILOT • CIF PlayoJlFormai t To Stay the Same The first Ume around with con- 1 erence champlon1blp1 in the CIP' foolball pJayotf1 Ja Jn the books-and at this point it ap. pears the same format will be used in the future. . ''Frankly we're a little 1ur- prised," says Cl P' com missioner Tom Byrnes. "Usu ally with something new you have to ex- pect a shakedown period and a need to Iron out problems. But we're rather pleased with the re- ception of thJs new concept or the playoffs.·• Unfortunately the new system ROGE·R CARLSON ~~ . There ls a dltllnct posslblllty tht hip 11et.ool '*ball tea•• wll' be llAYID• It I•• .. la 1171. A vote In JHuary will be taken on an Idea to substitute the pre· season S(rha•age ror aQ actual nme. It Wal voted OD two )'Hfl ago and la.& by one vote. Also of interest al the Januu.ry meeting will be the seasons ot aport issue. Three propoaala wlll be made involving &Jlrls sports: l . Volleyball <Call>. basketball (winter>. softball <sprin& >. 2. Basketball (fall ). volleyball (winter>, sonball (aprina >. 3. Basketball <fall l, sortbull (winter). volleyball <spring>. The CIF sports calendar com· mlllee i.s pushin& either of the first two Ideas, but the third pro- posal is the logical choice. To promote more pressure oa the crowded conditions of a gym durlne boys basketball (winter> is nat selfish, regardless or what i;ome may reel ls Justlrled cquaUiaUon for boys and jirls. With apoJogles to Los Amigos (Garden Grove) Hl&h, bHketball oUrclals Bill Vlnovlch, John Boden, Mike Varalyal and Brent Lund should be aHl&ned Garden Grove League 11me1 only. I BASl<eTBALL/FOOTBALl/MISCELLANY t t . .. ,... ALTA LOMA-Golden West Collece ran Into • taller Mt. San Ant.onto bukttball team Satur- day .nl•ht and fell to the Moun- blneer1, lt•U, In the 'oham· plonablp flnala ol tho Cbaffty. tournament btre. Orance Co11t Colle11, re· bouncUna hom a flnt round de- feat, captured the con1olation champlonahlp wlth a 59·'3 vtc· tory over San Dte10 Mesa. Golden Weat. with ill tallest player at W, taced a Mt. SAC front line ore.a. 6-7, f.'1 and had trouble rebowldlni. Todd Zirbel grabbed 10 n- bound1 before foulln1 out of tho game whlle playing a1alnat Mt. SAC'• tallest player. He WH selected to the all·tournament t«iam alone with teammate Gary Sand.rs. Dave Stricklin had 11 IHlats, many of them to Sanders who flnlabe<l with 14 polnU, but the GWC RusUera could never 1et closer than 11 points Jo tho 1econd half. Oonae Coast coach Tandy GUiia was able to nan ln a 1trtn1i or reserves as the Pirates took com mend from the outlet a1alnst a cold shooting San Dleao Meaateam. . does not clarify the strengths of the various conferences, taking away a great deal or the mean- ing. And with ALL third place teams guaranteed a berth in the p layoffs, some undeser ving tel.I m s are In a system where tru- ly deserving t eams of the past found the doors closed. ·Mater Oci (Santa Ana) High·s J964 teum blanked seven of eight opponents , yet mi ssed the playoff~ as a second place team. Now you have such nothings as Burbank <2-6-1) and Mark Kep· pet <2· 7) in the coveted playoffs .1s third place teams. Since Lo8 Aml1os ls a ahoo·ln for the lea&ue UUe anyway, thl1 Is an area where thl1 quarta could do&heleas&damaee. IU,,ALO'S OWIQHT HARRl~N INTERCEPTS A PAIS INTEND!D FOR DURIEL HARRIS. Jn the flrat half, Mesa hit only ~hree field goala, the flrat coming after 5:17. Aa a team, Mesa hit only 14 percent in the half and 30.6 for the came. Six others had losing records :1s they entered the playoffs this )ear. The new system. of course, t :1 k es lhl' heat off the Ct F' orfice. There are no ha rd decisions to be rnadl' regnrding a bid to the playoffi:;. A rumor that needs squelching: It ls not true that basketball official Al Hac:kney has been Invited to attend Edison <Huntington Beach> High 's post· season banquet to 1>hare the speaker's stand with Dave Mohs. The SouUaern California Wre1t11a1 A.noclatlon IJ1t1 Foun. tal.D v,ney Ulsh u the 1tate'1 No. 1 prep pewer. Dolphins Win, Need Help Colts Victory Today Would Eliminate Miami MIAMI <AP> -"We aot it done,·· Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula said after Saturday's 31·14 vlctorY over the Buffalo Billa. "Now we'll have lo watch to aee lf New England can glye it their bJ1 shot." The Bill11 ended the season 3· 11. The Miami victory eliminated the New .En1land Patrtots •• llull•IO M 1t1m1 A -lU1' SCIOltl •YOUAltTERS STATISTICS 0 0 0 "_,, 1 14 l 1-11 •lll• Ml-1 First dO•tlS 14 11 Au"'"''YftOJ 1 .. 101 42·2:11 P•Ult19 v•rO> 3l1 110 Ael11•n Y«d$ 141 41 Despite losing close to five minutes by a malfunctioning scoreboard clock, the Pirates moved In front at halftime, 24·10. OCC hit 43 percent of its shots in the half and 50 percent for the game. The Pirates bad an edge In rebounds, 33-19. SPORTS BRIEFS. ~ • Miami's drubbln1 of the Bllls. the last re1ular.aeaaon NaUonal Football League game for .each aquad, was overshadowed by today's game between Baltimore and New England. r.layoft contenders -but ronlcally the Patriots could now do Miami a favor by beatln1 the Colts. That would hand Mt.mi the American Conference Eut title. Grlese's performance capped one or hi• lineal season• In 11 years as pro. The TO passes were his 21st and 22nd or the year - team records. For the eame. he completed 10 of 1 for 210 yards. P•tMt ""40··J »14-1 Punts ,_.. J.JS Fu,...11>1&•\·19!>1 3·1 1-0 P..-.lllet·Y~ch ).zo 4-11 Steve Ronk, a fr~shman re- serve, hit 5-for·S from the field, had five rebounds and four a1>· sists while playing less than half the g1me. Mark Oman was the reboundln1 leader with alx, OCC is 8·3 ror the season and will be idle until the P alomar tourname nt a fter Christmas. Golden West plays two games this week, the first Tuesday night al home aAainsl Southwestern. Continued From Page Bl Sessions had been racing pro- tessionaJly on snowmobiles Cor the past several year\- Sesslons participated in seven Indianapolis 600 races, finishing 1n the lop 10 twice. His best finish was a fourth in 1972. . JU~hefl Adva11~• ·NASSAU, Bahamaa -Cliff Richey and John MacEnroe won their semifinal matches Satur- <foy in the Bahetmas Interna- tional Open tennis tournament. R ic hey defeated Butch !)ecwacen. 6·1, 7·5 and MacEnroe topped ruck Fagel, 7-6, 7-:S. nae to Wiidcat• LEXINGTON, Ky. -The In· side scoring oC massive Mike Phillips and the outside 1hoolin1J of guards Kyle Macy and Truman Claytor llrted top· 0 ranked Kentucky to a 102·72 rout of St. John's for the cham- pions hip of the University of Ken- tucky Invitational basketball tournamc.nt. Leonard K.Os Foe· WASlllNGTON -Olympic ~old medal winner Sugar Ray Leonard scored his sixth con· secutive victory as a pro Satur· dny with a second -round Isnockout of Hector Diaz. South Africa Wins JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -South Arrlca earned the right to meet the United States In the final of the North American z,one Davis Cup tennis competi- tion after beating Colombia, 4·1, in the ione semifinals Satttrday. The South Africans are scheduled lo meet the .Americans Jordan Demoted EL CAJON (AP) -After seven yeara as GroHmont College'• head football coach Dave Jordan finds himselr as an asalatant, and he doean 't like it. 'He taid Friday he wUJ appeal lbe deci1lon of the adminjatra· tion to promote bl• defensive coordinator, Jack Miy~moto. The move waa maqe, aald president Erv Metz1er, betaUJe "we're not in the btulne11 of PfOJ ducint profe11lonal football player•.• He called Junior col· lege football "an activity ••• educaUonu.'' .Gauehos · laddlebuk Coll•••..,... opm' a lltht buketball •a•• wtUl tt ••answered po\nta tn th• ftnt llalf aQd the had to hold otf a =ou1 Santa Monica rally to. • ' a •to non.confer4rnoe vto· ~' latur4., nltbt .. tb• win· Ml''ll)'m. Jt was \be third atnl•~t Yld«y and ntntb 1n 10 ouUnl• for the Gauchoe. · la"i" Montoa """ led In tht · · J .. • .,_. m~ed to ti• tbe tore at ll mtd wa1 &MoYQll tllt ~~ln1 hall. But t ... a W· ·-·" .... Oft .... to ...... '3-11 leed wtUl 1:41._ ... the halt { \ next March In Na1hvllle, Tenn. South Africa wrapped up the zone semifinals by taking the last two ain,les matches euUy. Byron Bertram rubbed Ivan Molina 3·8, 6-3, 8·4, 6·• and Ray Moore defeat6($ Alvaro Betan· cur, 6·3, 6-3, 8·2.· A•tl11rr1 ... ., .. DALLAS -Fltteen-year-old Tracy Au1Un an.d another CaJtt. Qrnlan, Lea Antonopoll1, won matches over Czechoslovlkla Saturday "to pace the United Stale. to a victory In the Coo· tlnental Players Cup. Austin beat the No. l ·ranked. junior player ln thti world, Hanna Strachanova, 8-2, 8·4, whll~ An· tonopol11 raUled to edge Hana Mandltkova, 4·6, e.1, 6-4. s....,,e.,, s~ce••lld JNGLEWOOD -Rudy Tom· Janovich ot tt\e Houston Rockets underwent 1ur1ery Saturday to repair fac:ial damate incurred when he wu punched by Kermlt Washington Dec. 9. An official at Centlnela Valley Medical Center s aid Tom- janovlch "appears to be recover. ing satisfactorily." Jr New Enaland wins, the DoJphlna meet ttle Oakland Raider• Dec. 24 tn Mlami in the fiut Came or the American Foot· ball Conference playoff. If Balt.4more wins, the Dolphins try again "ext HlJOn. "I think we're th-team to repreeent the AFC," Hid Shula. "We all hope and pray tbJ1 tsn't the IHt game. But If it la, l'm very proud of th ls team." But in the Billi' locktr·room, the aeuon clearly was over. "We made ml1take1 at crucial time.," aald Buffalo coach Jim Rlnao. "There were pass in·· teroeptlona and fu'J)bles, the ••me darn thln1 tbere was all· aeasoo.'' Not all the Dolphins, however, plan to 1peod today flued to a television aet. "I'm 'olng lo be on the rotr course,' saJd wide receiver Nat Moore. ''I've bad enouJh tentlon. I don't need lo alt there and 1cream at the screen." . JJoor• 1oored one of Miami's toucbdown1 .on a 7·yard pa11 from 'Bob Griese. Griese tossed another 54-yard touchdown pus to Freddie Solomon. A 3-yard pJunge by fullback Norm Bulalch, a 60·yard run by lloJcer Shot Gary Davis and a 48-yard field WATERBURY, Conn. -Vin· foal by Gar~ Yepremian ac· cent De.Barros a Junior counted for MiamJ s other scor- ll1btweight. boxer, was ahot ' ing 81 the Dolphins ended the re- crltlcally Saturday evening a~ a 8Ular season 10·•· . shopplnc center, police said. Buf~alo could not s~ore untLI early m the fourth period, when . De88l'!'os was ~hot once in the Joe Ferguson threw an ll·yard 1~de of his Jaw Wlth a .38 caliber PHI to Lou Piccone. Ferguson p11tol.. He was listed in critical satva1ed a flnal acore by sneak- condltton. ing 1 yard with 50 seconds left. Sports on TV 9:30 a.m. (I) -NPLTODAY:f4) -NFL '7T-Segments In· elude a report on the eurrent cheerleader phenomenon in the NFL and an interview with Ralph Nader. 10 a .m. (2) -NFL FOOTBALL ~The Chlca10 Bean meet the New Yo•k Giants at East Rulherford. NJ, (f) -NFL FOOT· BALL -The Cincinnati Ben1a1s mee\ the Ollera at Houston. 1 p.m. (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -The New Enaland Patriots meet the Colta in Baltimore. 2:30 p.m. (28) ._ RACQUETBAU,, -Final round matchea In the U.S. pro·am racquetball ohamplonablpa, taped at. Westnd.nat.er. 4 p,m. <1> ~ 001.LEGB FOOTBMJ, BOWL PB&V1BW -A look a\ the top bowl matMUM. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS AUSHIHG -Bull•lo, "-Ok\ 1J..•1. a, .. ,..,,'"°· Miami, 01vl1tM12, L. H•,,I• 9·1l. 811111<11 H I, PASSING -tulf•lo, l'tr9uaon !S.-40·>1J1, Ml•ml, GrMw 10.14-1-flO. RECEIVING -8uH .. o, Clllndle• 7·"· 8r .. 1on S.&S. Pl«O"e S.7l. .._. 4-'3. Mlam•. Moore S.IU Solomott I SI. Marina Triumphs Golden West·s record is now6-6 for the year. The Rustlers will play at Saddleback College Thurs day night and will participate in the Fullerton tournament the roUowlnc week. Barons Nab Crown IDMftllQ) "ti'"' (ffl~C.... Oeloe11 1 4 o • tlOl lal'd ,. ft ,. " 1 0 t 1 t 0 0 • 4 0 l • ) 4 I U J t I I 1 I 0 ) 1 0 l • s 0 3 10 0 0 t 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 J 0 ' 0 0 • Fountain Valley ffJgh annexed the Arroyo Grande invitational batkeiball tournament cham· plon•t\lo With a 71-~ victory over Atascadero Saturday nlaht at Ar· royo Grande ffJgh. Marina High'• Vlklnr•. meanwhile, captured third place In the ·s.n1a Marla tournament w1th a TO-~ deciJion over Santa Barbara. Hofer Holmes, Fountain Valley's M forward, hit 22 points on eight field goala and six tree throws to lead the Barona attack. He was selected 11 most valuable player ot the tournament and teammate Mike Heide waa picked to the all-tournament team. The Barons hit 40 percent trom the floor but had little trouble desp~te a pbyalcal game from the Josers. The Barons moved in front early and held a 31 ·23 ad· v a ntage a t the halftime ln· termission. Marina <Jt.antlneton Beach) bounced back from an overtime defeat in the semifinals to win easily. "We got a complete game out of everybody that played tonight," coach Steve Popovich said after the contest. "We forced a Jot of turnovera ln the second quarter and scored 10 lleld goals to put it awar. 1 thought we came back well after losing Friday night." ,,..,,,.. "'' ,. ",.. Boh"' 1 3 ' " OIMrlt 0 I 3 I Htidtllrekll I 3 • I Br11c1 1 t 3 16 Mlelke 2 o 1 • 0•1 .. lft 3 s 0 11 s.i ..... Tftul Atv.,ea ZOf'n Totate Sc«• .. a.en .... ,. " ., " , 0 0 • ' 2 ~ 4 ' 0 • ' 2 0 0 ' 1716 .. 70 M•rl~• U ft to U~ Jen ... lertowe 10 7 11 17-..J ,,_..1111ve1i.ycm " ",. " llf' .. hlry ' 1 1 I 4 Htl .. Rtlfl l 3 3 9 Holr11t1 Eppelhtl,.,..rl f 1 6 Mt'~ M<Clrtlly I l 0 4 ft" .. 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TuH A&.M 106, S.m1orc1 ti TeHs TechlJ, 0.rtrno..tll SI Detroit 103, 8'11St10 Ml<hllJtnft, Ctnl Midi 7'~ lndl-5111, £MIU>loan 12 Meryland .. , l.Ofl9 111ar1d UM M•HKlluMlu ti, Bel!l11y 70 Marshell IOI, 0.vldtonlO Prlncelon61, llutgerU1 SeloftHelllCll,CCNY 11 Iona IOS, A_..,12 Area Wrestling Tender Warrior IS...k•I Struklr•Slraw (Carctcltt) PepperStetll• CT,_.l Send II Iver Rull.,, <Rougnl Moor• TrO<lD4ft IH•rll Boond P•uem IVtullllnl MotQo llr •I• <KnlOllll 119 120 110 171 Color ado 1', N. Color""° SI wvomCllQ 100, I!. WHlll"lflon tt CrtlQlllon7t,MonlaN41 O.PaulU,~7t eYUl6,8t8dley19 :~ Cougars Lose YA•SITY ~I,,_,..,. T--fll Ill II e11<i. U, c.,. Y •II•• U U -Serr•lo tERl Otc Orllt. 11 J 101-S•t-ICI <I"< Berm""""'• 4 1 112-Pe>n<e CElclKHIGGllll.1 .. 1 120-A<OSIA CE I plnntO N-.1 IS 127-Juarei CCI cite lw\o<l<oy, 4-0 1»-EstrHA IE> pl""ed WllSOn, 0:35. 1Jl-8urnt ICI pinned Carpenltr, 2: St. 10-0oubleto.1111. U4-Mcc-u tel pinned Floro, 1:11. 14S-A rcllUlell• IC I won by ,.,,., l 11S-Zunloe IEI pinne<I AddOnitlo, 1;00. I" -KlltllleQtr IE I Otc M.trollnl<, 14·). Hwy-V•llltft IElmmflbylorl'ell. O•rdtll Of'ovt M, c.,. V•llO J 9S~ Ptn•lncaer CG I pinned Orllt, 1· S3 10l-M.,llntt IGJ poMICI Sv-n, O:S4. 112-W•m IOlplnntdHIOOIM,0:54. 120-Petruva IOI dK NOC>lt, 11·10 111-Juartt CCI dee 0.11~~. 7-4. 1J3-unlt CGlplnne(IWll\On.l SI l>t-Amendoll IGI pinned Burn•, 3:34. US-T umbl-CG I won by lorl•ll 1H-M<Gullev CGI Cle< M<Con-..11, 1).1. 1'S-P-ll CGldKArcllulew, 10-0 • 11S-lloM <OIP'-"-''lo,o·se. 1t1-8rllt IOll>l,__-'c,2:1S. Hwy-flOM IGlwonl>ylot'ltit. Ca'° YllleyO, ~I "'4y II 103-Clnco IPlcle< S...Clffn, 10.0 120-Jone• IP I Cle< NOC>ll, HJ UJ-Juare1 ICl dKAaron,11-0. us-1<wm1,..,... tPl pinned Bur,,., ""· Other weights wort lorl1lle4 to C.peYalley. C-Y•H..,JI, Sc.llWT l4 tS-Ortlt cc> ptn,,.o C.lumwn, o· Sl. 103-Snyder ISl OK SveCIHn. l·l 112-00l'MI (5) Olflntd Hl9QlnS. 4 U. UO-Notrtlll ISi pinned NoC>le, 0:)~. 121-Juare~ ICll>lnnHJMdan,J:U. 1»-Walton (Cl OK CM Id .. , 1 f.I. Ill-Burnt ICI plflntd C.Je, 2: ll. 10-00-tlorfeH. ls-1-M<Conntll !Cl pinned Gallcle, l:tt. IU-(;traclo !SI pl~ Ar<llulela, le IS. CoMG!atltft ,.,,..,. H-Colt! IOown•yl p inned l'om09lda (Fin. Vallet> 1.)1). I OJ-L aughc•n (OV I pinned Burkart IC.rrlto.l. 1·s• 1 U -Saurlout CBloomonglon l pinned House IMV J. '°· 110-Luch IMVI plnMd V•ldtt CROMmHcll S:JO. Ul-8orden Hrv1ne> oec Thurber •Oowney>t-.i. in-Roch• C8toomt1>11tot1l d•< P-IFVl •S. IJe-Agulrrt COVICIK Murlllo (FV) 6 s 10-Nenr IMVI dee Eer1we911 <Downey) 4-2. IH-Mostr IOI/I cite Otmonff (Down•y I S·O. IU-W•H••~ IEtlanclal pinned Frent"Y lMVl 1 ::M. llS 5eldon !Cerrito• I pinned T av•or IMVJ Ltt. "' lanlf IMV> dee NICIK>IH (Cir· rilO\) 11).4. Hwv-Ax~lrOd !Mir• C1>1l•l pinned Johns.on lMV > 2; U. • lettn.-rT....-1 !OJ -Morimoto IMarln•I pinned Lop.r IEacel~orl S;S I. pinned by Peul~n !Sent• Fel, 3:30: plllftld t>y Rivera 1Nor-walkl2:SS. 112-l.Odqt !Marina) p1nHCI by Selden• !Mira Cosl•I S.30. pinned by Cora IBellt-12:42. 120-aw11~ ~Ina I clK MltctltN C:Sant• Anal S·I , dee Mllfer IBellllow..-1 1~; pinned by Pagono IS.nit Fe) S: 10 ; OK Hl#ll ICl!lnol, 1-4 Plactd lllltd. 127-Nerlkt fMarln•I lotl lo Plrntnl•I IClllnol, •·2: Dlllned by Amaye <Sent. AMI, S:Sl. U3-8tl•noer I Marin• I bye; pinned Ft-<Santa l'•l,O.ff; iostto Perkins 10.,..,1 1~S; plnnt dee: Frusller (Ontarlol l~S; cit< $aloe !Garey), •t; pinned by Mel!Wr !San- ta l<tl 2:11; pinned Herdrn1n (8ellllewerl,•:U. Pltcedllllrd. 1S4-S.Qtlke IMorlftfl pl~d HUD- flerd <Ont.,lol, J :OS; plMld t>y M.tr1c1er <Senta Fel. 1:~; bye; loll to Wllll•mM>n IMiraCOltal,7'1 •. no Flttl Convoy llll)i\<lml U1 AZUSA-Capistrano SIXTH •ACR -JJOyord1.?vearotd Valley High School lost 119 its bid ror the cham- "' pionship or the Azusa ::: basketball tournament '" Saturday night when San :~ Marino toppled the allowance -'1000. Et Anq•• IN1-I J•I Volley IUpMml JunilerJel CT,_.,.tl Vlklnq AFIM (Otlombtl Thor\ OIMnOnd CCnlAGtr'l 0. Moon IV M.fl!IWll Hu•myne11w 1Hor1l Cougars, 76-55, in the ti· tie game. Sl!YENTH ltACll -400 Y••ds. 3 , •• , old •11-•nct. Purw SIOOO. YOQI Borre Cl(nl9n1 I Hol'411n•n 1.-11 Prince~• Tidy Too COtlombel Jtb's Jel cC.rclola l ,,, Details of the game g: and the box score were 124 not reported. Man I( Incl tTl'MllU,.l He's A PIHwrt <Adtlrl Glad Bao INl~ll ShouowMoonWalk <Myint Paclll< Dream CWerdl 121 114 111 1U "' IEIOHTH llAC• -4«J y•rd1. J Y••• Old• & UP Allow9nce. PurM "°°°· Mlke-.Jel IA.dalrlt. 112 0•1NUI8ar (C.Ooul IZ2 Bar R0<kel IHartl 119 Arur• Dee INl-1 122 Ur~1·s Go Go (Oefombll Ht .Ill Command'f ltlanksl IZ2 NINTH ltACI -400 verdl. , year Olds. c1a1m•fll. l'wM szao. Ci.lrnlflt &M'ke'4000. OM David IHtnl hlll lnq Doc I "4111 rl I'll Pro,,. II twardt Ve Got 81ut IClorl'"' "'"By NIQM ear (Luckl•l Daddy M-• IBanul MIU Penny Paot ILlpl\am) Eletnol Reel Auby ICarclOH' Tff Parly INl<-u•I OfPNn's Bo <Tre•wrel Pro Scores "' "' llt ll2 '" "' "' lit 119 122 NatiOMI ...... .-.u AuedllllN New York tn. Chi<~ IOJ Phll-IPhMl 12',C ..... land 1 t• Bull•IO 12'. °''""' tn K•ns.aClty 11S, -OrM•M9l Pllotnla 101, Houston t1 Porll•ncl Ill, WaVllllQton 10. HalltMI Htclltl' W.... Cleveland4,NY lt11119trt2 N 'I' rs111nd11r'4, Bolton I PllUl>UTGfl S. fli'onlreal 3 Torontol,OllC.001 BullaloS, v __ , CU•I POCKEt PAGER COVERS FOUR COUNTIES ORANGE CO., LA. CO •. SAN BERNARDINO CO. RIVERSIDE CO. s2000· :=... ALSO CAR PHONES I PERSONAL C 0 MMUNICA TION COMPANY ' -..-· Su~. 0.C.mb9r HI, 1977 For Area ·Cage Results ,.,.._ ....... " u .. c...,,...u,u111 .. n1tytt S.n Clt~eotlln 4. SltYtfltot1 2t. Jo11u to, Teti •. Hamro 1, K•rMre1>,SC*t1'3,MNMeJ,IC.tto1 2. H •rnrnef1111. UnlftrlllY~l<ll 10, ~II 4, Mel.outNln a, OtllM t, II'"""' 2, Kim 1,M<Q't"ftOMtJ, T""8ff6. H tllllrnt1 Sell Clerntfllt, H-12. COi N, 11 T"'9M 1!1 hf.-c.rlttn to. Grtltlva It. Meryunt Htryunv 1, Hu111111 I, OOrlmen J, tittnlln 2. $1"4111 t. co""• •~ Mer-4011"1 4, j..vona 1, PrlH IO, S#llotO tt, Htil 2, A<Ollt 7, MaOey 2, l(l/lt a. Helltlrnt· CllM. '2> "· Ml .. MllY .... U.C.UMettS1 MIHltfl Vltlt-Molltollfe 10, a v•n• U, Martin IJ, KoneP•tll'I' 2, K~MIYS.ClarllJ. GoM• .... "'1• ft. ""'""" •• Knl# '· ,.,...., 16, H,... 2, 0.W. 2, JatmlM 1, l*K••· MerrolCIJ. Htllllrnt: MlttiOn Viejo, '8-111, " ......... ......,. .. Hu111i11t1M 8t.e11-T'*'llfon 1t, IOllllff I, 11,_ll I. McAHltt.r 4, JervltJ,Wllllllt'/LK-1. HatftllM! 11..Wll, tl-22. U14Ht19Mcll47,DMtNllh .. ,, • ...,.van1ty .__11 M.C.IMCllT_.....,.. c.. ...... ........... New'9ft ... K-1• SJ Newport ...,.,.,_.l«k 2. Doody 1. Ctldwtll 21, o.w .. •· Glddl1 I, Ori ttb\ ,, 54.llllvt11I. aUIMMllcu. Hefftlrne: Ntwoort. »U. Tiil"' .......... , • llt!AMlelf,'#eltTtn'-t1t !1tancl•-Van Horii 'll, GMper II. Buffey S, Yarneml t, Medtltfl 2, Price U.Keupl'O H•llllme: E•l.oncla, 41 O CMM!ll-11111 Geme Nit. •-11.M111-...u Hunt1n9ton 8Hcll-l!tor1111111 n. Olamo11d '· .AY•I• u , Gl••11 t, P..,..na11110, Jeff,.., 2, CIUMI 'I. Htllllrne: Hlg, ""'*'• »20. .. ,.,,. A..,.a. (H8) ""'' Ml~ t>ll~. All·-f'Nflt.-«kll 0'-, Cllrlt PaQntNlll IH81, Vall Ho"' C£Uancl•I. CuHtnl IMllllh nl, Cel .... ell (~Hat'OOf), ,..-.,Vtnitye-.- CtrtM ... Mlt6',llTtftt1 Et Toro-0.-IJa!v• 20. McF~n •. Wiison u, 5erlfYIOlo 3, H .. s 4, CM• rlUCCI 2. Coron• cltl M<V-M<Corl<•ll 4, Colt t , 511olljn 9, KJl'Oor1 1•. MtltY I.,,_, 14, Gulsl"'"I, 01vlU. H•lltlm.-.!1 Toro~. DHt HMl .. 1, U1eWM IMCUt 0.n• Hlllt-0'0-.11 12, H•wlllM a. Mathew• 1', lertr-to, J_, U. VI,_ 4, Har<lto<\ I, LtrW004 l, Britt ' LIGun• 8"<11-Barll•,. 6, Norf<k ll, Frltu S, ~l'ey l, 5mllh 12, 81nley 4, Flatl"M4, S. HarnrnonoU. Htllllme:OenaHllls,»21. llCl-»,'--1142 fCllton_.,... II, Oc19ers 10, Harker •• MCOtNkl t, Ol#wl 10, l.OWM U, Halt 2, klwoeclltrt, PelltfU. Htllllme· Ecll-.J.t.29. U11lvtnltyte. S.CletMMt ~ Unlversity-llhon l , Brown I, L1119fnacle t, Denlltnan 11, T~ ··"-•1t,Mo»lll2. Sen Clt,,....e-sutlon 7,McGrew 4, Hane eek S.Adlrnt6. CMrS,Mltclltll4, Pt4lltt,H-M,Fonun1t. Htllllmt-U..lvenllVJO.V. MIUIHY ... 1',C..U~6' s •• -. ............ .. Mln1 .. v,...S1,c:.w-.a Minion Yltlo~ 14.0cclllplntl 10, eeaslc 14, Curlll'lllng l, Oclloe •. Kroenl9?, Kurl1. Coal• Mt•a-Humpllr•Y I , llklllrdton 4, Wet.emur• t, Flelos a, 0.0.11 •·Jervis to. Htlltlme-MlulonVleJoa.t•. Prep Soccer Scores l(IMMyT--t ,.,,.,._ Costa Mes.-1, Mlyfalr I co1t1Mtwscorlng Potlfl Ptie.va-,1,..._i.1 Ftft. V•llty KO<lnQ~OMWlll MetwOelJ,C.-.. Morl Mater Del KOrlllCll-· Olclllem, 01•l9'. C"9Vefley1, IC-9yt Capo Valley lCOrlno-Penatty kldlS. l'.,t-10, ~ IMC-t Morll """' 2, El T-• U•lwtnlty4, -1 .. 111 Unlversftr .corlng-W1101r ). wcni.. MltMMVlaltJ,AMlltllll t Minion Vltto KAll'lrle -lt1t11tm, Casltlau, H..U.,,. H ... 9..oi1 .... ~1t ..... 8..cftt<All'l~lly kl<kl , Clli41$11to...,11Mlt ..... 0-11119ftt.Clll&IMMAt .... .,...., .. .,...._., f't11, Ya!My -""9-IClm, perwltv llleks. Ctlaff.., .......... Del 1 Maler Del scorlnca-Ol•to• ,-tRlette Z, ca.e V•llt'I 1 C•PO Valley .cortnca•"$f11Ver U•l\'tnlty J, MlultA Vltjo' University acorlno-Wiider 2. HtmallllQt. Mlulon VltJC>--<:atltlen. ltl¥."-ly,,H ... 11Meat won on ,,..,.lty klnt. c-......,2no1•-<t.-.111M1MtM1 Oellri, l!IUll<t. 2 E"encla Korl1>9-$1ft<lle11 Dew11ey 2. alM I COM 1COti11Q-44•rOV E1Tere4,~h«.110 El Toro ~ing-Avolla, c._, Ma<IAOd, HoflerVar. VA~SITY Stvta T..,.._tT-..-e "'"'" ... 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MID Publfw..d OrM>Qt CO.st o.ill' Pil°'-Oecembtr 4, tt. tt. 2S, 1971 "°"-n PUBLIC NOTICE lllCTITIOUS au .. 11.U 4J: .... /. NAMll ITATUdln •\ \... "CTITIOUSIUllNIH TllefOllowlfloPtnDMtredDl .. Wli· 11S-Addorllzlo (Cl dtc JlrMMI, I • ltl-Mendtt CS) dtC M.tr°'"1lc. 4-2, Hwy-OOUOle forfeit. c C.pl1lr-VelltV flnltlltd tlllrd In -1. Gareltft °'1>¥9 llrst, E.t ltancllO M<Ond, 16S-Tllorp IM•rlnal b.-: dee Garcia ISonora l, u-o; dllc Ul"9Y IS•n<• Anal, 6-l; dee welnlHlre 18allllowerl S-1. Plec.ed First. Teem st-lftlt: 1. San•• ~. 2. Pllll.clelpllle •• Atlffte > OetroHJ.sc.u..112. COIOrldoS,~•~ Weslllngton l, Lot .t.191196 I l'-:; MAMIE n.t.TIMSNT ntu a\: • ., •• • ~• Tiit IOllOW\tlt pttton ll ctolng bull· GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES ''° w. ,,. 5T. -MU•S: UNLIMITED, 1m1 WorclltlW, tlunt· COST.A ..-.r .A STAABOANE A EC.OROS, 11102 l1'19ton BtKtl,Ctlltoml .. 2'647 'UNIOtl YAllllT'I' •-te111va11..,T~"'' . Tum K«l1>9-I. ~ounlAln Valley t7SV), ?. Oc-View 1'9, J. Minion Vlt)o1'1. Mira Cftt•, :a. Garey, 4. 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M 0 • •U Catllornlam41 ~===========~------------------------~ CotUYltw Or., La9un1 Be•c.11, Joyce Elal11t Opfer, tt2Jl _ c.111or1111mst Worclluter, Hlllllln91011 8 .. c.,, uacwantsto k88PJOUP .mm11n._ Complete executive athletic club 8 RacquQtball/'handbaU courts Breakfast & luncheon 5 days a week Complete spa with masseur Billiards room Private conference room Apparel/Pro shop and Laundry service A gml gift thll wHI Ill• 1111• In atyla 1 let ,..,.., tklll 1 3'11leolllllt11ClllrT.V • C1ll 7&2·7803 today. Ti.la~ It~ •Y -In-Calilornl•916U dlvldllll. TlllS ..,,..,_,II<_ ... "' .. fft, EdWardA. T...C., M.O. dlvldual. Thll st.ti-I w•s filed with IM E~H.Ollf..- CounlY Cler1c ol Or-County on Tlllt llat--lli.d tf1t1t -Oeumbtrl.19n. C-ty Cl«• ofOr-c:ountyon....,. ""'" .... 11. PllMllNCI Or.,. Coul Dtllf P4lot l'ltD.7 Dec. U, ll.JS, 1'17,Jen. 1.1'11 St•n ll'Wllw..d 0r-. CO.SI OeilJ ... lot. PV8UC NOTICE ST ATll"'911T OP'WITMOllAWAL ..llOMf'AATNa•IHlf' Of'CUTINO UNDllt lllC'TITMIUleUMNIUINAM9 Tiit tollowlnt ,.,.on Me wltMr.- at • 1tntra1 P••llltr from tlltl partNFS"'-... atlnQ Ufldw IM fl<· 'titlwt....,__ .. AfllRO'fltOUY BOAllO 91 J:JO Ii. Gout HWY., NewMfl 8eecll, C.tttarnla. T ... ll«ltield -INU NIM ltlle• mtfll IOf N ~ •• tlltd on Apr.121, 1970•11WC.ountyol0f-.. ~Ull Hamt-A*lrtUOI Cllt Plltton WitllclreWtllG: Thornu Leonard Gray, 2311 Col ..... C.U Mtia, c.tllornl• UUJ Tll9mML.Grey ,,. .. , PYblltllld Or8119t C.O.st Delly Pilot, NO\'. t1•o1MOK.4, 11, II. 1tn 501W7 PUBUC NOTICE Oecemtitr4, 11, ll,U, 1977 S!Of.11 PUBLIC NOTICE" PUBLIC NOTICE ...... ............ Or-C.oHt D9'1y ~lot DK. u , te.n.. 1tn ,,,....1, 1m ""-11 PUBIJC NOTICE . ,, ., ~LYPILOT Sundav Dec:.mbef 18, 1917 ~afety Tips Fun t for TV Company \ . ' By ROBERT Me EWEN :SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A crusty, p(lg -nosed. baldlng burglar Is caught oO the TV screen in the act of prying o~en a door -then a nnounces he has a. "lip" on how to thwart a would-be t'ie£. ~A bearded psychologist plays the rple of a bleary-eyed insomniac l'f ushed by job pressure before giving t}\'e audience a ''tip" o n how to get u s~und sleep. AND A working mother, cmbar- rj ssed when her child blurted an ex- pfeli ve in front of company. turns to tttc ca mer a with a ''tip'' on how to cope a~suth times without resorting to a bar oCsoap. ~E.;lc h is a member of 'The l'jµs:ters."' whose helpful hints may sQOn be a fi xture of TV viewing here aQd in Reno, l•'resno, San Diego, Loi. A11gelcs. Portland. Ore . and Alban.>. N-.Y . •About 130-minutc shorts featuring T6c T ipsters hav~ ta:en fi lmed by Video Verile, an independent produc· t 1'on compart)' founded by an ex· reporte r und a promoter restaurateur who believe their idea is~ a part of a revolution in television programming. ~Mel Ziegler. 32, a former columnist whh the San Franci!>CO Chronicle. is ttie creative forc e behind the feahirettes. which he lerms "more use(µI than an Erir SC\0are1Cl news afl atysis ... and more 1ntclligcnt than the usual prime time fare ~!'l1e entrepreneurial "1lard 1s Joe Kltrg. 30, whost• last \'Cnturc was to m MANN THIATRIS mount rusty cables from the Golden Gale Bridge on pieces of plywood and sell them for $50 each. TOGETHER THEY rounded up ·•a bunch of straight-talking experts with good inside infor mation on how to make this baffling world a little less expensive and u little more fun," Ziegler said. Lawyer Martin Dean is the "Legal Eagle," who warns unsuspecting con· s umers how to avoid insu r ance ripoffs. beat traffi c tickels, write wills and get the government to do your paperwork. Karlene Crockett is "The Teen· ager," whose advice includes tips on how lo take the trauma out or break mg up, what to think before you nm away and how to get the family car Physician Slc,·en Andrew Davis of· fers ideas on how to eat junk food and stay healthy, reveals the secret to curing athletes foot and tells where to ~ct ··a bell er laxative than you can rind in 1iny drugstore.·· OTH E R T I P ST ERS include a veterinarian, a fashion editor. a wine connoisseur, a single working mother. a jogger and a "recycologist" <re- cycling expert>. King, who expects to ha\'c contracts with 41bout 40 stations by J anuary. suid the cast will be e.x - pand~cl soon to include "The Grandmother .·· ·•The Car Mcrh~in ll'. .. and '"Tht• Exercise L<tdy .. fHU.TllS-ORAMGE CO SENIOR CITIZENS S 1.50 MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY JllOl<rtttlSI !.''1111 1~1 ••"'"' "SEMI TOUGH" IRI • WICDAYS 7:30 &. t :lO FRI THRU TUES J :lO·l :lO·S:lO· 7:JO.t : JO SO. COAST PLAZA • "SA T\llllDA T NIGHT FEVER" ••• HLT*UTllH. ' I 4J.J.4J.$:1-... lfff •ClOSI EHCOUHTllS OP THE THIRD IUMD" lf'GI I Jtl l•Jt4 .. l:l l.Jt4'·10tla '"" tttOW l?:JO """ ·fll 6 SAT CINEMALAND WHo Ma1•11 • A~1ht"'1 U) ''°' ''"""~ "OH, GOD" lPGl ~ 6:4W:l0-10:15 SAT THlllU TUES I :JO-l:I S-5:00.6:45- l :lO-l O:IS CINE MALAND 14!l St M,. • ., &•Mic• U) 1'411 ""'"'"" "TELEFON° Ut.~rv-.. .,, .. u ..... .. 1 ............ .. ··cLO E ENC UNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG) 80.lC OH 1(.£ OPE NS 10 AM OAIL Y "LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR" R Shows 5.45 • e· to· 10:40 "SA TU AOAY NIGHT FEVER" (A) "OAMNA TION ALLEY" PG "FUTUREWORLO" PG O.m a 30 Fu""" e »10-1s "BOBBY DEERFIELD" PG ·A LICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE",. lo4>by ll>S .... ,_. ~10-.30 'THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" PG ··r HE DEEP .. PO SllY 9-30 o.eo 71'0 STADIUm 5 sc:Aeen 639 ·7860 OAIVE·IO WAL r OISHEYS "PETE'S DRAGONS" "'FANTASY ON SKIS" .. THE HEROES" ro Katell• Near St•dt11m "THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN" "FIRST LOVE" fl "ALICE DOESNT LIVE HERE ANY MORE" 11 "SMOKEY AN O THE BANDIT" PG "THE STING" "KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE" "THE GROOVE TUBE" "TUNNELVISION" ALL ORIV£·1NS OPEN 6:l0P.M.MIGHTLT Ch ild Under 12 Pr•• Unl•n • Kkld18 P1ay9ro11nd . CATCH THE FEVER ·· IF YOU'RE NOT SURE YOU HAVE THE FEVER NOW, AFTER TODAY, YOU'LL SAY YOU ALWAY$ DID. ' • .. 'THE TIPSTERS' CLOWN AROUND ABOUT SERIOUS STUFF Bul the most colorful tipster ls "The Inside Man." a 47-year-old ex.con from New York named Joe Grapshi, who spent 17 years in places like At· lica und Sing Sin g for assorted thievery. Now Grapshi is putting the things rte learned from his life or crime to use :>n behalf of potential victims wilh tips on how to avoid burglars, muggers, pickpockets and bunko artists. ~ The syndicated "Tipsters" will be a ppearing m ainly on morning shows. magazine type shows, and on news progr ams, but each station is free to use the tapes when it wants. lonelle McKee · Mlrgarel Avery A Sl.e\-e Krantz Rtxttlm · ~ lri ~I GollJ:ell aoo frol &own MUSIC score Paul Riser and Mark ~s ~rrooo l:P,r ~dlael Sc!Ulz · Prtrlm! by~ Kranlz ICHtOULI FO" l"ll'f Pl DAJLV: 1:00, 1:00, 1:00 J:OO;t :OO 11:00 ICHI OULl '°" llUTT DAILY: 1:00i2:U, 4:30, 1:20. 1:1&, 1~:0I When In Sovthem C•Ulornla "f"ll W~ aTUOt09 TOU R From the outrageous No.1 Best-Seller THECHDIRBm HE LPFUL COMEDY TEAM Starting Friday lJ December 161 (', DISNEY ~s· The operation lhat can trigger 51 human time bombs. PEU'S DRAGON ·i .,,,,,.!!!~ OAONllON Al u :c R CMIOC Huntington Cinema ~nd Bristol Cinema PLUS, (PGI edwiir0) LIDO CINEMA ,,., .. "'.*;;.';-~·.·· ... ···:::...:~ edllilld~ CIK(MA CfHllR ..... " ....... _, 1., ..... .. " ...... ~ c ....,,.. CT&: DlANEkF..ATQN @ r IAHtKLl41 FOR lllC. GOOIHLUI "ARSTlOVE" "":::... -:.-"') -."FRIENos ·· 111111••1'0• PLUS Al&l1 (PG) "ONE ON ONE" ~GE. •u"":..,t.(;o6\" .>O""of: ., ""~\ ' .,s,1;G) "NIGHT a41LD" "TEJ..EFON .. Starts FRI. DEC. 161h • , , . . . . • • ' . . • . I • . MOVIE, STAGE DIRECTC>ff . ~.December 18, 1177 DAil Y P'ILOT • I I Dir-ector Still Creatively ·Restless BOu of Major Movie, Stage Hits Has Compulsion for Challenge IVOI COM.ENT MIGHT •u11est faUoplnt celtbrlty lever. bul wllh hlm lt 1eem1 more a compulalve aearch tor c:hallon1e. Ht evlncea none of \hat Itch for public attentloo which Jostles the Premln1era, Coppola•. Ktf,briCtr• and Peckin· paht of the dlr.ctoral Junta. 11Every pltoe ol material Uiat eomes up 1 do becauae I hope Jt wJU broaden mt and deepen my ablllty, .. He'a also addict~ to Jow·lcey autdanctt ol performers. "I really dislike yelU01, and l've never had a set that waan't quiet. Well, once there was a person I didn't gel alone with, but I dldn't feel threatened." AFTER A DECADE of directini a dozen movies -"I ne\'er made one that lost money'' - the SO·year.old former dancer from Brooklyn has had his first full-fledged workout as the mentor or stage drama with Nell Simon's arresting "LOVE Actor NE1JUloR"? Plays Cop Role Again Sure. It can be tough. LOS ANGELES <AP) "Chapter Two" that arrived a few nights ago at the J mperial Theater. Ria clnemaUc brace Qn c;urrent cliaplay in· elude "The Tumlnr Point, .. an offbeat ballet <>pus starrlnc Anne Bancroft and Shirley MacLatne. and "The Goodbye GJrl." Rosa la rapidly developina a monopoly as a director of the Simon oenon. lte did the scretU\ version ot "'.fhe Sunshine Boya" lhat won Georae Burns an Oscar: tollow,d with Simon's "The Goodbye Girl" and then ''Chapter Two." He Is aet next lo fUm the milllonaire playwri1ht 's "California &lite," and eventually a new atage pJece. "Once be trusts you," says Rota, "he's enormously 'eneroua and never interferes at re· hoarsal." ,\.NOTHER 1..0NG·RVN profe11ional as· .sociatlon has been with Ray Stark, producer of six Ross usif{nments. Hia moat important collaboration, lhouah. i• wlth hls wlfe, Nora Kaye, formerly prima ballerina of the American Ballet Theater and currenUy the company '11 auiatant director. "She works with me constantly and is an enormous influence In all sorts of capacities," he says. "She's Invaluable during casting and I Uke to have her on the set. She baa a very sensitive, good eyefor thequalityof acting. ··There's a lot of quarrehng, but lf ahe can convince me l 'm wrong, I'll change whatever it itt ••• During preparation ol ''Chapter Two,·· however, Miss Kn ye 's participation was minimal because of continuing attention to the final editing of "The Turning Point,'' which was a very family affair. Like his wife, Ross bas a rich tiaffe( background, and being able to ma.ke the picture was •·enormously aratifyina:· But four people on this hall-hour special tell how they"ve learned-end found It helped others and themselves as well. -Joe Don Baker u11ually ------------------ Actress Jean Stapleton, and a woman priest, a musician and an educator, all have valuable 1ns1ghts to share. Might even make your loving go better. is on one side of the law or the other in films. He was a convict in "Cool Hund Luke." As Sheriff Buford Pusser, he bat· tied Tennesaee baddlea ln "Walking Tall." After that, he was a Mafia h it ma n In "Charley Varrlck." then a gunsel who hit the Mafia in "The Outtit." Now he's back with the good guys· in a four· hour NBC movie to alr March 20·21. It's "To Kill a Cop." He plays a New York de· tectlve trying lo nail a black radical who ktlls cops. Baker, down·home of manner. was •sked if ll doesn't feel weird pla1~ Ing one of Fun City's finest. "'Julia' is a gem. Jane Fonda in her finest role ... Vanessa Redgrave is glorious. Jason Robards gives one of the year•s mos! memorable performances. -a-Sball1.NBC1'V Dally 7:00, 1:15 Sat/Sun 2:00 4:30, 7:00, 1:30 edwards ·NEWPORT . HIARCO.AST HWY.IMACAaTHUl a11wNltf0cs.na 644·07'0 . " "FOR A Texas boy, a -----------------_..;. .. ~ii, ~!!11(:SIF'" SU "LOVE THY NUGlllOR" 12 NOON SUNDAY· DEC. 18 KTLA·TV CHANNELS small·lown Texp boy? Yea, indeed," drawl .. the 8-foot.·2, 200-po~d native of Groesbeck. 1" central 'l'n•· Baker may be an ln· dustrlal·strengtb tough guy In films, but ln the flesh he's an artlculate. soft ·spoken, pleasapt man. He even hol<is a degree ln business. of all thlnes. from North Tex· aaState. · NOWPL\YING • IOJ• FOUNTAIN VALLEY .••...•. 839-1500 CENTURY 21 •............. n2-8902 MISSION VIEJO .........••• 830-8990 CINEMA WEST ....••••..•• 892-4493 HARBOR CINEMA ••....•.•• 84e·0573 ORANGE MALL .••••••••••• 637-0342 BREA PLAZA •••••....•.••• 529-5339 STADIUM D.I ................. 1»7llO LA MIRADA D.I •••.•••• ··~· .921 ·9196 r · , • , 1 1 ' , "'' ,, .r 1 1 11 1r .111111ot•r 11 p1<.t11ro t. ,t<.ry \ r ...... I I • • r : ' I ' i -----· ·1 ... ,. ·1.rc ·,~r.- ""°M ~ ... v. NtMlrtJatl ·-""'- The most explosive p19iyre of the year! < CHARLES BRONSON LEE REMICK "I'm just beginning to do the things I want," successful direotor Herbert Ross says. AL rACIMO lrGI "IOllY OIUFllLO" AL PACIMO ll"OI "IOllY OHIFllLO" "IL.ACK CHllSTM.AS" 1'.1UAT~'NUl:At ·NI "HBfTIC· DCOl"T U"tat ""',..,"""14 .. lll5-'1ff W.UT•-M ""TFS DUGOM" SAT. l'Mltl TUU. •-Jt-.. ..... JI "OOMIMO PllMC:IPLI .. •• "1t '4,,__ ............. "CASSAMDlA CIOIMM6" .,.,,..{& ..... ,,. "I don't do miracles. They're too flashy." ~~~flt ~~ .. ~ ! ~ tsi«~ ••• GEORGE BURNS JOHN DENVER (PG, 1HEYLEAD nm LEAGUE IN SOORING ••• AFTER 1HE GAMEi Start• Wednesday, Dec. 21at ,.ONE OF 111E'BEST C11JRES OF 11IE TIME MAGAZINE "lhe Goodbye Girl' 19ajoyomcomedy- Justwhat the doctor onlenKI. Ned Simon makes feeling good legal ... " GENE SHALIT, NBC.TV ... .' ·. •' A RAV S1MK IW)()lJCTI()N Of A HERBERT ROSS FILM NEIL SIMON'S IHE c,oooovE GOU: RICHARD DREYFUSS · MARSHA MASON EDW;AllDS HARBOR at ADAMS, COSTA MESA, • . PHONE 5-46·310i J s . • ' • • ... ~~1::.-:..u~: .J IOlftNO....... •; , l . " . : . .. -~ . , , • • .. , tklndtv. O.C.mb« 11, 1tn AEX REED WITH SUSAN CLARK ark ~~~...r:~.~· ~·~~ ~"'l!~~.-.!ftlll9!1.IJlll!l'm ...... a1 .................. 1111 ...... ~ ............... ""'=nJ:!llril~~~· Actress Finally Free to Choose Quality Roles ~veryone knows Susan Clark as Babe Dldr1kson Zaharlas, Amelia Earhart, Hedda Gabler, Lady Macbeth and CoJetle. But nobody kno""s Susan Clark. Good reason. Jo'or 10 years. she's been buried under one of lhose ""e'll make you a star" con- tracts at Universal. It took her j minute to say yes. Jt took her a decade to claw her way out. Now s he's free. "School's out," she sa)s softly, "Now I can do anything I want, or nothing at all.·· The elegant blonde is a horse in midstream and she's ~ot thc s haiwly legs to carry he~ anywhere she chooses to )to. It is no wonder that REX REED -in the raw her professional debut was In "Silk Stockings." But that's getting ahead of the story. She comes from Toronto. lier rather was a ' football player . At the age of 9. she was taking acting lessons. By the a~e or 12, she was a full· fledged member or the Toronto Children's Theatre. where !>he was guided by Raymond Massey's s ister, Dorothy Goul<Jing. At 15, she was apprenticing in summer stock. Wlm MONEY SAVED, she fled to England nt 17. enrolled at the ]toy al Academy of Dramatic Arts. lost her North American accent, and debuted on the London stage with Donald J>leasence in "Poor Bitos." directors patted me on the head and said 'That ·s nice' and none of it ever came ofr on the screen." SHE WAS TOO WELL trained and over· qualified for the shock-shlock Universal wanted to ul!.e her for. Her credentials were too good. In 1970, she went on a long suspension for refusing to do any more tac•ky work. ••r became a recluse. I lost my perspective and my sense of humor. I was so-0-0-0 naive. 1 had been a tunnel·vision person. "J tried to hide my own talent and my own ln· telllgence. I thought It would be too embarrass· ing to let anyone on the Universal backlot know I had played 'Taming or the Shrew' and 'Mary I \Queen or Scotland .• · "Jn all those years. they never found a way to market me. If they could do it with a can or soup, why couldn 't they do it with an attractive. eager young actress?" SH[ IUD OUT, MARRIED and divorced a writer named Robert Joseph, and the next shot out or the bag was a part in ''The Skin Came" playing a "nice hooker·plckpocket named Gin~er. The Universal executives said 'Jeez, we didn't know you could be sexy and r~nny, too.' Then nothing happened." Defeated and depressed. she went off and be<'ame the youngest woman ever to play Lady Macbeth in a triumphant production at the Seal· lie Repertory Co. lmi*essed. Universal renegotiated her con- tract for more money, promising bigger parts. "Everyone came out like another very good cake mix. This one's chocolate, that one's lemon. J final Iv freaked out, stopped fighting the system and said, 'Please let me out of here!' Find someone else who can turn out cake mixes graciously and with excitement! I could not and would not be a television star•" foibles, eccentricities -everything was used! They said 'Terrific, give us more.· "FIVE HOURS A day runnin& at the UCLA track and three hours a day playing golf was easy because my energy finally hat1 a focus. What was difficult for me at Universal was the lack of focus and the reeling of always walklQi on quicksand." She won another Emmy nomination for "Amelia ~arhart," in which her performance as the lost aviatrix heroine was so Impressive that it cost Shirley MacLaine and Pete Hamill a whole movie they were preparing on the same subject. Susan Clark was finally getting tfle applause she had worke(\for so arduously at Universal. She obtained her freedom in September. Since then, she has completed a TV production of ''Hedda Gabler" and saened for another TV special based on the life of legendary French writer Colette. to be directed by Frank Perry, a man who will know exactly what to do with the talent others have overlooked. She has a new movie Cor Walt Dis ney called "The North Avenue Irregulars." in which she plays a law-abiding church lady who forms a league of women crime fighters to confront the Mafia 1n their New York suburb. NEXT SUMME R. SHE plans to tour with her ':Babe·:. -co-star Alex Karras in a stage produc. twn of Born Yesterday," revealing yet another comic side of her untapped resources. . Karras, the former Detroit Lions tackle they nicknamed "Mr. Mean," is also lhe man In her !ife. Her .rather was a football player. Now she's in love with another one. She's come full circle. SUSAN CLARK: HAPPY WITH CAREER 'Champ' Stars O'Neal Ryan O'Neal has been signed to s tar in the tiUc role of Metro-Goldwyn.Mayer's "The Champ," a modernized version or the 1931 movie classic which will be brought to the screen as the first Amencan film of noted International director Franco Zef· firelli. O'Neal will play the role or an ex-boxing cham- pion originally creatged by Wallace Beery and ror which Beery was honored with an Academy Award. "The Champ" is scheduled to go before the cameras early in 1978 with Dyson Lovell producing. When her father died of cancer in 1965, Susan returned to Canada, starred in an award-winning production of "Heloise and Abelard" on TV. which led to u meetmg with talent scouts Eleanor Kilgallen and Monique James. who ran Universal Studios' "talent development" pro- j!ram. Susan headed for Hollywood at 23 to becomt' a star. Then she contradicted herself. because the first thing she did was the TV special "Babe." for "hi ch she \\On a treasured Emmy award. "But that was easy. For the first lime, I felt nurtured, protected. All of my opinions, contributions, Wednesday, December 21st Susan turned in consistently strong performances in junky movies where her co· stars got the closeups. "I was in a stable," she says. ''Tall, skinny, with l'heekbones. and scared to death. For the first rive years, I d1dn 'l know •Yhat I was doing there. ( I .. M. llOY O ) "l kept notebooks on the char~cters I played. dirl homework on c·han:i ctcr analysis, asked a million questions. J was saying, 'lley, cun I come on your trip, because I'm a little nervous on mine.· I wanted to contMbute and share. The INFOi'lP.~S i:i the TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLI ACROSS 1 Morlal 6Ch0ke 11 Ducks 16 Paragon 21 F1shbone ridge 22 Greek lelter 23 HOtll 24Angry 25 Inspector o•n•r al afiti"r. 28 One Of any 27 Faroe Islands wind 211Palm Illy 29 Complete 308eholdl 3 t Exctamahon 32Gtst 34 Dickens girl • 38 Complete canvases 77 Nickel symbol· 78 Girl's name 79Waste allowance 80 Planet 82 Casting hOle 83 Expend11ure 85 01sapp01nl 87 llallan ptonoun 88Practtce exrortton 90Peels 91 Sprinted 92 Decay 930onkey 9 4 Pallid 95Laasoed 98 Caly~ part 10091nd IOI Warp 105 In hoe section 38 Shnk 106 Armpll .eo God 01 evil 107 Citrus lrull 4 t Hardy heroine 109 Liquid •3 Corded measure labrlcs 11 O Armed 45CeaH conlllcl 4 7 Powerful 111 Blotog1cal e.1p10s1ve tactOf 4e Golfer's cry 11 2 Plano 49 Literary comp0sltlon masterpieee 11 4 Also 52 "nimal lat 115 Tree covering 54 Small case 116 Prima oonna 56 Caak 11 7 Stitch-maker 59 Siamese 1 21 Unemployed weight 123 Penalized 6 t Edtbfe root 1 24 Printer's 63 Landed err<>fs properly 1 25 8anister 87 Asaumed t 27 Male heirs name 68 Straw bed 1 28 Hang looaety 70 Oily herb 2 129 O.nom1nalfon wda 131 Cavalryman 72 Detergent 1 33 Showing a ?3 Dlacoio. ed profit 7 t Family 135 Footway ~mti.r 138 Man'a 78 Waterproof nickname 140Ru111an deapot I 42Pretenae . 143 Time per1od 147 Genera11on t 48Graln goddess I 50 Ptaytng group 152 Dueling sword 15•Alaskan mountain 155 Sun deity 1 56 Rcugll lava 15 7 Opens widely 159 Yes German 160PTonoun 161 Galllum symbol 163 Wizard of • · 164 Account entries 166 0o<J9e 167 Easence 169 Take elfect I 7 I Bristles t 72 Princ1Ple 1 73 Makes warm 1 74 Satisfied DOWN I Swoon 201spu1e 3 "·· oeum" 4 Luzon native SLet borrow 6 Accumulates 7 M1nrly person t! 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Laltn 96 Commend 168 Ch10He 97 llelf8n rtv8f' pagoda 98 Pus lover I 1 70 Guido'• note "COUSIN COUSINE" nu "L,EGRANDE BOURGEOISE" -»1-mui Starts Wednesday·, December 21st! "It's hard to imagine anyone who will not. in the end, turn on to 'The Turning Point'," -Richard Schicktl Ttmt .\lagum~ ANNE BANCROFT ~Tunnng ~mt 1•1\tortl ~\ 1 -..lU•t--•mN,..f#1~l''IUll •\'1/f4\lf.•of( 'H·l'/I) '1 /ti\/'. TH~ lfit\l\t•l"l\T n(\l'AAltlitlTT tJlil.llAll. A .. •lt'1 "'"'lkuV. 11 ,,., ,; 1 "m'·'" • -.JJ .. Nfllt ..JOfi•Jl.U'\HtLJ (lltllll"'\••\ -4\'11tf1\·\ 1111#<.>Z HILl'"f \\ll\l-J•1 l11,d1't• ~ \11f \AOt . •dltf>IUl1"41IU .. \7'l • 111 iuu'llr ,,,..,,._ •ir11a 111. ll •t \I,._ /lo#ltMrt ,.,.,,. -l'N/\l•hl N /1;.U. ,\11•./t }'AJ//(/<A/'>. }Y;1hr,-t1t\1'I WI "f tlWJt fH .. \IOT/11\ I if ft It&. ti,\ .611,, ( #..\ 1t 10 ltM tl/tth.' A\/J T.fN." rm::~.:-:21 _,,_"' ..... °' ~. edwards HUNTINGTON HACH AT EUJS. H.I. 848-0388 "ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR." Starts TIME MAGAZINE Wednesday · December ' 21st! "'The Goodbye Girl' is a joyous comedy-• , just what the doctor ordered. Neil Simon makes feeling good legal ... " .t 'GENE SHALIT, NBC-TV • "~and Mason have • a special chemis~ that i~ abSolutely dynamite." PAT COUIN.S, CBS-TV ' . INSIDE:· • 8 uslness •Real Estate •Happenings •Ann Landers e Suoday, O,cember 18. 19n . . • OAlLY PILOT' ·A.Icoholics ·F.ind .1l.011t6 .. ·J)jt·~~-· to .\V o~k ··'·success Achieved .by Recovery, Activation and Moderation , "Don't teU me that alcoholism ~n·t a disease and don.It dare tell me the victim is and always ' will be a hopeless drunk. ... By God , I had 30 years on tile bottle but I joupht back to sobriety and l'm sober today But I needed help and I got it. tltank the Lord " Ian llanulton. '' "Tlte Lost Years" , At first gl'1nce, the house on north Garnsey Street has little to distinguish it from its neighbors in the drab, seedy downtown area. · Heavily utilized Monday tnrough Fnday as a spillover parking lot for motorists seeking access to the nearby Santa Ana C1v1c Center, the decay- ing area looks like showcase advertising for those urging Immediate r enovation of the deteriorating downtown sector . THE OCCUPANTS OF 852 N. Garnsey St. ~re well aware of the environmental deficiencies oC the area surrounding their property. But they couldn't care less. They are much too busy at the RAM Center doing a job that they believe isn't being done any more successfully ~nywhcre else in the world. RAM is their acronym for "Recovery. Ac.· tivalion and Moderation.'' And the success story at the RAM Center is reflected.in the.fact t.hat-400 of the 500 recovering alcoholics processed through the facility every year are renecUons of all three RAM principles. MANY OF THE alcoholics liven jobs and a new lease on life after RAM counseling grateful- ly carry with them a business card that bears the RAM legend: "We the willing. led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for tqe ungrateful. ··w e have done so much for so long with so littlc ... wc arc now quahfied lo do anytbing with nothing." It's not exactly nothing, RAM job coordinator Bill Harris smilingly concedes. HIS•RAM CENTER gets $50,000 a year to operate a service that is made available to an an- nual 500 recovering alcoholics in Orange County. The fac11ity Is partly runded by Orange Coun· ty's Department of Mental Health and partly from assistance provided by local industry, hospitals 3nd health care centers that include the treatment of alcoholics in their programs. Harris and the RAM s taff argue with convic· tion that an annual average expenditure of $100 for each recovering alcoholic passing through the facility is chicken feed compared with the astronomical budgets regulary r eturned by .· . "; .. eomparable public suvice. agencies. The 500 Orange County aJcobollcs who head for Garnsey Street every year -300 men and 200 women -pass through the hands or a staff of five. They are: job coordinator Harris, senior counselor Geri Rice. job coordinator George "Woody" Woodhall, job counselor Billie LoOand a nd secretary-voluntary coordinator Alyse Harris. Very little is asked ot the often desper•t.e re covering alcoholics who 16ok to RAM personnel for help ill r.eturnlng to employment lost when the bottle seemed more important than the pay check. · "WE INSIST ON them having 10 days sobrie- ty when they come to us," Harris said. "And we make sure they are actively involved in a conti- nuing recovery program." The job seeker schedules his appointment with RAM 's job development services and pro· v1des -if he or she can -a lO·year work history for the counselor. RAM counselors scrupulously insure that the alcoholics they face across the desk are absolutely ready in every sense for the crucial In· terview that could put them back into the work· ing world. .. MANY ARE FRESH from alcoholic care treatment in local hospitals or care centers." Harris explained. ''Som e are still undergoing In· stitutional treatment and we must be sure that they have reached the stage where they are em ploy able.·' The alcoholic of today who senses that his possible future employer will eject him from the inter vie)t' room when he learns of a drinking pro- J;>lem is ih for~ pleasant surprise, RAM employ· ment data indicates. . "I 'm not saying that that kind ot prejudice isn't around," Harris said. "But what I stress to- day Is the long li st of employers who deal wi th us with full knowledge th.al they may be hiring a former drunk of long standing." SOME EMPLOYERS have been "burned" by recovering alcoholics who couldn't 'maintain their sobriety program, he said. But his bulky file::~ b,91<1 many more cases of former recovering alcoholics who have proved to be all that the employer could ever have hoped · for and_ have thoroughlY.· jysti0-1 the confid~nCft placed in them. Harris and his staff -all but one recover~g alcoholics -repeatedly stress the lerR\ "re· coverinc ." "I and the many thousands lik~ me are just one drink away from alcobolis m." Harris said. ~·u .i• Qlten and accurately uJd or ua that. one drink is one too many and a million are not enough." Stories by Tom Barley .of the Daily Pilot Staff ·c oUNSELOR GERI Rice handles many or the interviews that send job applicants out of the RAM Center to prospective employers who might, she said, "restore dignity to a person fighting a disease. "Make no mistake," she said, ''that's.what it •. . is. And nlcoho11s m hits everyone. It is no respei1ler-0f .soelal<l!latus{races, religlon·or se•, "' i ·ve seen therti atlcome-here after a boUt with t# $1 Million a Year Spent on Discipline ~ . I I 'Ph e number df California lawyers with serious drinking pr~ems could be as l;)igh as 30 percent of the .State Bar mem· bership. a judge told participants In a r ecent Orange County Se~inar on Alcohol Abuse, ' •'Jl ls staggering to realize that 8J) to 90 percent of our law prac tt~elt arc arfected in some way by a 'cphol, ·· Downey Muniripal caur{ Judge Lt•on Emerson said . 1'10UR STATE Bar spends Sl.4 million a year in the field of at· torney discipline and 80 percent of Uut sum is devoted to problems caused byd'rlnkmg. ·· "Whut the hell is drinking do- ing to us?," Judge E merson asked. "If you have a drinking lawyer, how the hell do you keep him sober?·· J udgc EmeJ:11Son sa id the problem is compounded by the fact that "95 to 97 percent oC the problem drinkers look absolutely normal. ··1 ME ET lhc m <1t the courthouse every d~y," he said . ·•Al first glance, they look pretty norm al but 1tdoesn 'l take me ton~ to spot a lawyer who"s on \he sauce." Quit ~:.Arrest of Drunks Haz~dous Many traffic officers put in for early retirement rather than fad injury at the hands or the drinking driver, Call(ornia lli&hwu Patrol Lt. David Larsen told a recent Orange ~.mly SemineronAl~Abuse. , . , • L..,... expJabJe,I Uta& the flashing red light of ~e pottce vehl· $that orders an-0trender to stop often triggers a violent reaction hOlll lhe balled mo&erlll. Judge ·Emetson urged paiti~i:· pants to recognize that the re· covering alcoholic's creed should be total abstinence "or foreet it.. "Alcoholics cannot be trained. to drink socially," he said. And he defined the social drinker as being the man who "when someone decides he should have a drink, steps in and says 'so shall 1 ·." Judge Emerson, a recovering alcoholic. urge d lawyers to ''learn about alcoholism. Turn your eyeballs inward and correct your ignorance a,nd attitudes towerdsdrinktng:•· be said. A SANTA ANA l~wyer wbose p ractice, and marriage were destroyed by nls addittion' lo alcohol said m any alcoholics could be saved if they would only .admit they have a drinking pro- blem. bottle and I've helped put many of them back on the rig tat track ... She and other members of the RAM Center staff refuse to allow their alcoholic applicants to become victims of sectors or the job market only too anxious to capitalize out of this particular segtpenlof the un employed. .. PART OF TllE VITAL. job of restoring dignity to these people is to see that we send them to job$ assuring \hem adequate remunera- tion," Mrs. Rice s~id. RAM files are full of cases reflecting the suc- cess stories ot alcoholics who kicked their love affair with the bottle and returned to sobriety and dl,,Uty in the working world. Take George <not his true name> who spent seven years OJl Skid R9W and seemed certain to die there. Alcoholics Anonymous got George away HER JOB: RESTORING OIGNITY Senior Counselor Gerl Rice . ... _ ... _.~ from the booze long enough to allow him to reach . ~e point where the RAM Center could he!P· "HE CAME TO US with 19 monlhs sobriety an4 we were able to work with him," Harris re- called. 0 Today he is a certified welder drawing $560 a week and hoping like hell that he can effect a recoocWation with the wife and three kids who disown«! him when he was drinking." . . ' Men and women are le~ving the RAM Center in ever increasing num hers for jobs with employers 'fho arc increasingly willing to find a spot for the alcoholic who wants to prove that there is no room for drinking in tus or her n:built • world. -. VERY On'EN, IT is not pos&ible to ~ut a tinter oo the ~r~!'-or ~.ause responsible for the ~aECOVEIUNG, Page CS> UCI Group To Observe ·Treatment UC Irvine's college of medicine has entered into an agreement l"ith a hospital in Orange that will give students a firsthand look at the Jong.term treatment of alcoholics. The a~reement with Care Manor Hos pita l, a 94-bed a lcoholism treatment center, went into effect in October. UNDER THE plan . UC[ medicaJ students will spend time at the hospital to gain an Un· derstanding of how such a facility deals with alcoholism. It is not yet known h~w many will participate. Dr. Jean Carlin. an associate dean .at the college o( medicine, said that up to now students have had limited eJ<posure lo the treat- ment or alcoholics, who are normally onJy seen in acute or- terminal slates. Sft described the agreement wilh Care Manor ai. unique -.; because of the opportunity stu- dents will have to view private bost>ilaJ care for alcoholics. Historically, she said. doctors have been reluctant to deal with alcoholics or drug addicts, who often are considered to be un· desirable patients. She said the agreement will be an attempt to give good care to alcoholics and to chanae doctors' approach to people wbo need care. DR. lL\YMOND Anderson, chairman of the department or tamtly medicine at lhe UCO·: Medical Center, said inap. propriate attiludea and myths re- garding alcohoUem have hln· dered appropriate treatment. Care--Manor Hoapltal ad· mlniatrator Robert C. Calthnll aald that, under the arrttement · with UCI, theholptt&I wUI 1tmob' rwearch lundl to the uaJvenlty for the ~udJ 6f 1lcohollsm. 1be amount nqulred baa rlot bee.n ~ wmloed. ~ .. ., ....... .,. Care lllaDOl' u med br. OJii&; ~~·~c .. ~:~ -~~,,..-~...,,...,~,...,,,..,_,... l !. , D41t. V Pit.OT Cot a probltm'• Then U.'rllt' lo Pat Dunn . /'at will cut red lope, getting the aruiuer1 and act1un you nl·t-d to solv• mequme1 an ~vernmenl and busi-· neii. Motl rourqut>lllOfU tol'aLD11rt11At ~·our Ser&11c1. OrcmgeCoclll Dolly hlot. P .o. Boz J 5f(J. Co1ta Alisa. CA '2428. lncludi 11crur telephone 1umab11. The column appears dally I' rcept Saturdays 'E'et&' Won't Raid S•all 'Winny' DEAR PAT: One of the Items on "'Y Chrlstmas Hh9pe I pet" 1111 ls a home wine-making klt.·lf I get it, would t bt In • ,:~osltlon ot being ra1aea by the "feds" for making my own ~wine? I don't trnagine this Is the case ~auH of all the kits on ~e m•rket, but I wonder what the letter of the law h• to say •bout this. --:: J.K., Newport Beach ~" I won't tell If you don't. Uftleu you 11tl Ot• product of your gift. you're In the cleer. According to th• 1111 ltw thlt 1\lll govern• euch · tn•tt•r•. only head1 of hcu.1HhokM (ternlty hHd• 1ctualty IMng with people who are related by blood or marrl ... ) rn•Y mak• wine. Tlt• law allow• th•m to make up to 200 n111on1 1 Ytl' -If the Win• 11 not '. . i:.· .... tMrketed. llrtctly apilakJng, •heed of• 9'•uMhold c•nnot make wtne ~·'t wtthout a ffM P!_!M" from the Alcohol, Tobacco and F1r .. (rnl *" " ., ._ u.• TNaewy Di,.,.. .. ,, Leek .... ,..., .. ,...,.. agent• make• detection and proMOuUon of hom•·m•d• wine makera lmpracllcal, however. r.,_ J'flllf!: Tlal"lc Before ... , ... DUA flEADtR•: Th• CoMUmer lefety Product CoMrntHlon .... IHued aome tlrnely tip• on toy buying. Approximately 80 percent of •II toye aold annu•lly are purchaaed durtng the ChrtetmH buying MHon. And there are ne,rly 150,000 toy-rel1ted lnJurtH Hoh year ~t are Mttoue en0U9a. to requlr• ho•,.tll trHtment. Many of theH lnJurtH ooul4 be •voided If cona\lmera would 09'00" toy• wttfl aafety In mind. TM ctPC advlHI bUYl"I toya approprt•t• forth• ohlld'a qe and devel.._... Mafty ~ tine •ve gro"'f» label• on th• package. In chooalftt toyta for okter chffdttn, rem•mber that youn1•r b'oth•ra attd ,,....,. ntllltt be 9'urt by toye older children could play with aafely, Hke chemlltf'y Mtt al'Mt efeatrioalty operated toye, particularly tho•• produotng heat. Check f•bric toya for ''fla,,.e-teelatant" or ''flt"'9 ,.. ta rd ant" 1-..,. On 1tuffed toya and dolle look for"'• "wHhabl•" and "hyglenlo matertal1'' l•"la. Don't buy toya 1uch H •hooting 9H1H, Hpeolally thoff tnvo1Yln9 dart• and arrowa, unlHt they wlll be pltyed wfth ~ly under adult 1upervl1lon. Make aur• th1t tht lnttrilc· tlona thlt WOrrtPl~'I• ar• •HY to rHd and underatand. THch theohlldtoueethet operty. Infante ,and toddlera do not recognlH d1n9ir, ao take apeclal care In chooelng top for them. Select toya too la,.. to be •wallowed. tnd.wlll\no rtnMNllU .81111 SUl Gould ICMIM In Ute child' a en. ftOf9 -or lhroat. ~ ufttalnted toyt, ol OM9 rtihtM ~ ·-mo•lc' " painted. Be eur• there ere no eharp edg•• and point• or ahwp wlrH end n•ll• that mtght be Hiity txpoeed. Fln1lly, the toy •ul4 not heve perta lhat can plnoh flftlert or toe•, ., ent1ntl• l1t a ett1tc1'1 Mir. Ancl tf\• toy ..... not ..... I *"Of ............. that\ 11IMMI9"g. You're Right, Health Cost• More DEAR PAT: I'm starting to go over my bllls In preper•llon for flllng my Income uuc return es 11rlv as PoHlbl• next y~r. Our family's medical expenS&s are hlgh•r this yeer than lasL 1' quick check of old tax returns Indicates clearly to me that our hHlth care costs it re definitely rising each year. Is our farnlly's situation unusual or are medlcal costs going up tor everyone? D.R., NeWport Beach Th• Health tn1ur•no• lnttltut• .. .,. ,our •ltuttlon 11 not unuewal. He•lth care coet1 are on th• ,...,.ng for everyone. AMerlHM 8"ftt •120.4 bllllon for person•l h•llth care In flecel year 117'. Tttte eu..- •n av.,_. of $552 per penon.-.nctudea outtaya for health fnd medic• MfVfc•• for th• direct benefit of the 1nc11vte1u1t, 1no mc1uo .. prtv•t• 11 wetl •• government paymenta. Compared with the ._r•· vloua yHr't figure of $103.2 bllHon. thla r•preeente an lncM•~ of nHr1y 11 percent, more than two and on .. half u,.... th• amount tp•nt • deead• ago. lnctt¥1duatty. Amettc1n1 apent Ml more lft 1171 than they did In flecal par 1175. • ...... • •• .. Jobs Pay in· A.id PERMANENT HAIR :REMOVAL . :· Prepaid Legal Plans Gain <Jn,.the-jo~ Kudo8 By The Aaaoclated P resa More and more Americans are getting a new fringe benent with their jobs: legal advice. . Prepaid legal plana, similar in operation to health Insurance programs, are erowlng in popularity; experU say they will continue to increase in the years &ihcad. "IT'S INEVITABLE," said Philip Murphy, a Santa Barbara lnwyer and the American Bar Association's expert on prepaid lc~u l Insurance. The programs are designed lo provide legal advice for middle· income Americans who cannot afford high lawyers· fees but have loo much money to qualify for public defender services. The (Ousting system. the "one-to-one ai>proal'h," h<ts not helped these ~ople . Murphy said. ~J\l urphy dl'SC'nbes group !('gal m sur:.intc us "a plan in which ere 1s pa) m(•nt in advu11ce, by t c 1nclividual or b\' someone in IJis behaU, for lc~at" service~ lhal !W, may need or use in lhe f\llure." ( . CONSUMER ) are aeveral thousand group legal arrangementa, but only about 300 comprehe~lve, prepaid plans. The11e plans cover about 3 million people, Including employees and their dependents. Participants Include con1lruc tion and auto workers, teamsters and public service workers. Because most of the plans are relatively new --the oldest one still operating did not start until 1971 -there are no complete statistics available on legal in· surance, who uses it and what it costs. IN AN EFFORT to get some specific figures. the American Prepaid LeRal Services Institute, an a('m of the ABA , Is working on an uctuarial i.turly of major pre· p:.ud legal planl>. Murphy said the r<•sults a re expected early in 1978. cases; others provide lei al ser vice• ln criminal cases as well. Some pro'vlde a specltic dollar amount on the value of services that an individual can 'et In a year; others do not. And some allow a participant to pick his or her own lawyer while others restrict the choice lo a selected panel. GROUP LEGAL PLANS got ·three Jllajor boosts In the 1970S. First. in 1971. the Supreme Col.rt held that the United Transportu· tion Union was within Its rights to form a eroup legal plan. Second, In 1973, the Taft.Hartley Act was amended to allow unions to negotiate for employer contribu- tions to group legal plans. And thlrd, in 1976, the Taic Reform Act stipulated that neither employers· contributions to the legal plans nor the value of the legal services could be count· ed as taxuble Income. REGISTERED ELECTOLOGIST, KA TIE RABER, DISCUSSES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO EXCESS HAIR PROBLEMS. CALL FOR FREE INDIVIDUAL CONSULTATION. . ·: • . • • • . . .. . ~THERE ARE TWO types of ltroup le&al arrangements - Qlose providing a minimum of {•rvlce, such as advice and con· ~lalion, and those offering com- Pl'eh ensive and substantial t>-enefits in both clvll and ofimlnal cases. Murphy. suid about 90 percent of the plans are linked to labor unions and have been ne1otiated as part of collective bargaining aireemenls. Surveya have shown that about 15 or 20 percent or those covered by the plans use some legal service during the year. Murphy said. The amount of coverage, lhe type and the cost v"'ry Crom plan lo plan. Some include only civil WITHOUT THAT legislation. a participant in a group legal plan who received $3,000 in legal services would have 'had to re· port the money as income and pay l ax on it, as well as on his or her employer's contribution. Th e exemption applies only lo those plans connected with employment ll does not deal with group legal plans set up by such other organizations as religious or c:onsumer groups. JOYCE FULLER ~~~~SKl.NCARE~~~ (Joyce Fuller, esthetician) • .cMurphy estimated that therP --- Rasmussen's --\~"/,/ llurcl _ \~"ll ~.,.~, . ' . .. .. " LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS Clwf1hwe1 ......... ......... ~, • • ORANGE COUNTY'S MOST COMPLETE TACK STORE FOR ENGLISH & WESTERN CtOTHIHG HORSE 89UIPMEMT ! WISTMM NU HATS ! Steteon, Realatol. Balley, Amenca,,. . 1 r 84GUIH IOOTS Mertborough. S.rvice. ' • we1'19'M 1oors fOf'IY L.am1, Jualln, N°'°na. Dan Post~ Ac"'•· , ..UIH CLOTMIS HuntCoet1 ~ EQuestrian, Millers. Harry Hall. Bl'lttany. WUTllM IADOUS Circle v, MacPheraon. Chlf'Tl!'lon, 81mco. T• Tan. .... ,, .... ,s L~, j..H, Wrengl•r. LA ... 'PAMTS l.evi. Lfe, Wrlnoftr, RookY Mo~mtaln °"98"1. 4952 Wflnff' An •• Wte HO. W.1"'91•1Mcla. t264f iu THE GREATEST . :k ., s EAR " · Great Idea for 4 ~OFFER EVER ·MADE Christmas t RNAL 3 DAYS ALL PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE E¥EllTIHlll MmT GOii Fri. thru S1a1.-I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. JHOUSANDS OF l'FEMS -UP TO 75% OFF Repeat of Last Year11SeHOld ' HEALTH /HOROSCOPE Sunday. December 18 1977 DAILY PILOT C3 .. C~srooff1t, Di~nertime Woes Linked .. ···-Practitioner of Family Therapy Prescribes Practical Solution ·• Af' lll.,_1,.tt• • DRAWING DEPICTS NEW HEART BOOSTER . :f. Heartening . ~ ' ~ " .. ,• Booster Pump New ·: CLEVELAND <AP) -A Cleveland Clinic re-~ searcher says development of a booster heart ;. pump produced with the aid of two Northern California laboratories means "a new genera- tion of equipmenl especially designed for human use ·· :· ~ . Or. Yukihiko Nose, who heads the team as- Mgned the job of designing the assist pump. said the concept calls for development of an artificial organ that would be permanently implanted ··and synchronized with the heart to provide booster pump action." The two California laboratories are Andros Laboratories. Berkeley. and T horatec Laboratories, Emeryville. By TERRY KIRKPATRICK ROCHESTER. N.Y. <AP) -The problem: the child was a nervous wreck, so trembly and unable to function that the school recommended he be placed in a special home. The paychiatrlsl's rrcscription: the boy's rather should spend al day planning how to criticize his wile's cook Ing. The Improbable link between classroom' trou- ble and dinnertime battle was made by Dr. Lyman Wayne, a leading practitioner of a re- latively new form of psychotherapy called family therapy. Dr. Wynne and a few other psychiatrists working independently first experimented with family therapy several decades aro. but it was not until recent years that its popularity began to crow "JT USED TO BE considered strictly a specialty within psychotherapy," says Dr. Ray Fowler, executive director of the American As· sociatlon of Marriage and Family Counselors. "Inc reasingly in the last decade it has become a field or its own." He says the interest 1s due to increasing strains on the American family : lhe rising divorce rate, awareness of the impact of divorce on children, new attitudes toward th~ role of women in the home. "H 's clear from the popularity of workshops <1nd presentations on family approaches that a great many people ace keenly interested and in· volved." says Dr. Wy nne, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Rochester School of Medicine. "It's been very difficult to keep up with the demand for training ... Jn traditional psychotherapy, the doctor works with one patient, studying his psychic his- tory for a key to emotional disorder. In family therapy, the doctor meets with the fa mily as a group and examines the way they act toward each other. ''IT'S A DJFJo't:RENT orienta tion." Or Wynne says. ''You're looking at the relationship between people rather than what they imagine are their individual anxieties ... Jn the c lassroom-dinner table case, for in· stance, the child's problems at school were traced lo ha; parents' troubled marriage which was heading for divorce. Family problems like this often chum in a Horoscope DR. LYMAN WYNNE ARRANGES SEATING IN SPECIAL ORDER FOR FAMILY THERAPY spiral : the child has trouble because his parents have trouble; the parents try to help the chlld but make things worse; the parents become more upset and their troubles grow. "One of the principles of family therapy is to get away from the notion or linear cause and effect," Dr. Wynne says . "That's where meeting with the family 1:. good. If you meet with just one person you may perpetuate the spiral by not being able to see how each person is affecting the others.·· To break the spiral. Dr. Wynne looks for :.i s pecific, recurring interac tion among fam1l :,. members. such as bickering over dinner. that can be changed soon after therapy starts In the classroom-dinner table case, the father was not aware that his conversation and actions at dinner , such as shoving lhc plate aside. implied harsh criticism of his wife's cook- ing. He was surprised and hurt when she responded with rate. To help them see what was going on, Dr. Wynne used a lechniqu~ callc.'<i "prest·ribing the "Y m ptom ... an effort to ma ke the problem so ob- vious that they couldn't miss al. The husband was told to plan his cnticis m ahead of time. The wife was told to hold back for :.iwhile. then unleash an exaggerated fury , What happened wa:. typical. The whole thing hrokc down al thctirststcp. "They came in sheepishly the next week When he triL'<i lo do this voluntarily he got so setr- conscious about il that he stopped. They're gel- ling along much better und the whole sequence has bc•en modified "TIUS Sf:QUt:~CI:: WAS only µart of the total problem but It was crucial in re\·ersing this . circular process. It's so trivial in one sense that it • had gotten lost an the face of tremendous conflict a nd demoralization. in which they were both feeling they were lousy parenLc;. After three or four sessions, the parents said they no longer wanted to talk about their pro· ' ·blems. They wanted to concentrate on what \heir child was going through. ·• ~ :· We're Growing! We're proud ol our dance studio 11nd Mae Della Fave. She has trained many celebrities. including her two daughters. Michelle & Tahya, who W9re members of The Gold Diggers and ttie Ding-A-Ling Sisters of rhe Dean Martin Show Secret Moves . i " ~ ~ -e; i " . ·' J Dorothy Shreve personally supervises all classes and prepares models tor her fa shion shows. roogazine layouts and TV assignment,. . - Aries Role ... Begins at lUZZETTA Berriard·s. A more beautiful you is t~ perfect way to brighten your holiday season and spirits . • ·! s. can for infOfmalion on self-Improvement. fashion modeling. photography & commercial work. and dancing for all ages MONDA\' DECEIKBEJl lt ~-OI 8ffuty is the P«fect "to 1M ~::.-=== it is sQme1f'ling to be enjoyed by ~wt ~ ·~ , . 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GEMJNJ <May 21 -June 20 1: Friend in need becomes a valuable ally. Respond accordingly. Being generous now is actually a favor to yourself. CANCER <June 21-July 22>: Communication or assignment received from one In authority. Your position is elevated. You're "ill charge ... LEO ·(July 23-Aug. 22): You've recently made a very favorable impression on publi.ber or other individual responsible for distributing information. Now follow through with philosophical concepts. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ): What you see may not exist in way you initially perceive. Take time, examine, question. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Study Virgo message. Assume added responsibility: money situation will be brighter. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Finiah rather than start, tie loose ends, complete necessary de· tails. You soon will be "in charge" of project. with long-range implications. SAGl'ITARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21>: Highlight independence, courage of convictions and creativity. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jllft'. 19) One who feels a Jin.k to you may be overstepping bounds of friendship. Know when to draw the Jine. AQVAIUVS <Jan. 20-Feb. l8): TakespeciaJ care in traffic. Forfes are confused -many peo. pie make requests and could inadvertenUy affect your attention span at cruel al Ume. PISCES <Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Emphasis on collection, payments, attendlngtodetalls, check. mg fine print, getting valid information on in· terest rates. Sl()() DOllAR DAY PACKAGE 1. MASSAGE 2. SAUNA 3. FAOAL 4. SCALP & HAIR TREATMENT S. HAIRCUT 6. HAIRSTYLE 1. MANICURE 8. PEOtCURE 9. EYEBROW ARCH 10. COMPLETE MAKE UP. ar.. .... -=-o:011~• and your famiJy. Please join the ex~rts at LUZZETT A Sernaro·s fOt yolJr share of holiday magic our expert statf offera complete services to the discerning Lady and Genllemen. LlJµETT A Be:rnatd's ia tbe only way to start YOW' HolidaY ~aeon and brighten your Nw Year, Barer-than-bare calf in new taffy color. Matching poly bottom with a glint of "gold" inserts. Soft, pretty and gently priced. 24.99 °'4Uft r Ct"fit • V1 i SOUTH COAST PLAZA ~sounvRtSTOL. COsTA MES ••• ~epdad Is ' fed Up 'I l>EAR ANN LANDERS: I've had it up to J?ere, and 1 don't mean maybe. When I read your 1,Jtory about the delinquent, lazy teenager who : \vo"1dn't cut the grass, monopolized his father's ~ar, etc., I could have sworn I wrote the letter ;only in my case its a SHE, a 21-year-0ld step· tlaughter. When 1 married her mother 12 years ago, I had a marriage contract drnwn up In France by an international attorney malting us separate as to property rights. There was no agreement that ,. J was to support hl'r lazy d aughter. , , For ten years l did part of the housework the cleaning, yard work, while· "Missy" sat on' her fanny w~tching tt'levision. laking :.un baths, or , m amcunng her nails. I've been supporting her at collt:ge now for three years: helped pay for music and ballet lei.sons und lried to teach her tennis and swimming. She's proved a failure i.t everything wc'\'c attempted. lier bedroom i!. a pigpe n. She sits on her reet •,ill the dining table. a llows her sick 75-year-old grandmotht'r to empty the garbage and do the housecleaning. Any suggestions? -FED UP STEPFATHER • • DEAR FED: Ir the clod has had three years f /~( college, you've only J.(Ot one more year left. .;, -can you stand It? , If not, talk to ) our clergyman or a counselor .• ind ask for ~uidance. You need more help than I ''l' can orrer in a few ~entence!>. Problems of Ion!( .,landing cannot he solved overnight. DEAR ANN. I 0\'C Just finished reading the : beautiful poem. '"My Prayer for Policemen.·· '· I 'm very familiar with prayers for those uni· · ... • iormed people who &ire oul on lhe streets · . .Performing their duty. t , Whenever my daughter puts on her uniform :• ~.:-traps on her gun. and leaves to carry out her as'. '.' ~ignmcnts. I say a prayer. Whenever I.awaken at ·.' 01ghl and know th.at she 1s on duly, T say a prayer :that God will take ca~ or her and protect her wherever she i~Never in a million years would I hav<'. chosen .this professio:: for m y daughter, but :;he 1s a ded1catccl police officer and I am very •prou< or her. ,. I hope this l<'ller will appear m your column 41s I know thei;_c ur(! many others wbo feel that wom<'n police officers deserve honorable men lion along with their brave counterparts P.0 .'s MOTHER DEAR MOTHER : Here it is -and thank you for sharing your tender senllmenL'I. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your advice lo "Having A Rough Time" <the mother or a hyperkinetic son and brain-damaged daughter 1 was to s ubscribe to a magazine called "The Ex· cept10nal Parent. · w h1le 1 agree 1t 1s a fine publication. I was disappointed that you did not also suggest that she write to "Closer Look." an information service for parents of children with cry'IOti onal, physical and mental handicaps. They will send. free of charge, a guide which explains the slate laws and lets these parents know what . -they arc legally entitled tom the way of services f --nd n nancial help. The address is: Closer Look. Box 1492 Washington. D.D .. 20013. Please pass the word: Ann. Closer Look does a fabulous job and they de t servetheolu_g. -ONE WHO KNOWS I ·DEAR ONE: You are rtght, they do. Thank .1 you for the remlDder. ·l ., ' I t • 't ' I ' I J ,. I . .. ·~ ' ' .. .. . Club Cal~ar runs each Wednesday ill the Daily Pilot and contatns nntacu of women'& alld strvice club meeting& and euents for the following ~rk -Thurs- day through WtdM.fday. Send noticts to Club Calen- dar . Dolly Pilot. P.O. Box 15'i0. Costa Mtsa. CA 92626 Be RUre to Include your name alld phone number \'otices must be 111 our hands two weeks m aduonre To request a plclurt. wntt or call the Fea:ure~ D~parlmf'nt. 642-4321. Plclures are lam1ted 10 fund raisers open to the public Wedding and engagement announcements run on Sunday In the Dally Pilot. Forms are a1xnlable at all Daily Pilot of/tees or by cal1&11g the Features D~rt ment. 642-4321 .. ---HAPPENINGS i ANN LANOefiS Del" ............... f'MliUO'o-41 • Toa~ng the Voices of Christmas Ball were. from left, Al Adams, Nor!' and A. Vincent Jorgensen and Lucille Adams. Attending the ball were. from left, Harry ~nd Diane Rinker ; and Molly and Leon Lyon. : • Cynthia Finley shows her engagement ring to John Wayne. At right is her fiance. Walt Taylor. Chorus line of the directors of the John Wayne Tennis Club: from left, Kenneth A. Willig, Wa lter Taylor, Bernard Schneider. Jim Straw. John Wayne. A/Jee Evans. William Pascoe, John Virtue . Everyone is Christmas Partying • It was absolutely Christmas for 350 party- ~oers at the Balboa Bay Club Tuesday night when the Sales and Rental Council of the Newport Harbor Art Museum and the Voices of Christmas presented a Joyful holiday celebra lion. The occasion was the "Voices of Christmas Ball." a black tie benefit that featured a gourmet dinner. Les Brown and His Band of Renown Paula Kelly and the Modernaires. and carols~ hymns by Sonny-Burke and the Voices Votive candles. s ilver lights. poinsettias and greenery wen• yuletide backdrops for the event which was chaired by Mrs. K. J. Smallwood. Ex· ccutive chairman of the Sales and Rental Council is Mrs. AJbertA. Adams. For fun, Les Brown Joked about the "Balbaya Bow Club." Ben Deane sang. "White Christmas,·· the ladi~ were treated to small ~old boxes of Godiva chocolates and, peacefully. t'verybody sang "Silent Night.·· Funds raised at the benefit are divided between the sponsoring orgaruzat1on and the Michael Burke Foundation. Those attending lhe ball included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Allen, Ren Deane, Warren D. Hancock, Beverly Min· ney, Mrs. June L. Myers, the James E. O'Keefes. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Otting, Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Jonas, the John L. Porters, Mr. and Mrs. E rnest A. Bryan\ Ill. Dr. and Mrs. K. J . Smallwood, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Adams, Dr. and Mrs. Fritz Westerbout, the Raymond Kim· meys, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rlnker, Mr. and Mrs. A. Vincent Jorgensen, the David Garlands, Mr. and Mn. George Arfyros, the Roger Tamers, Mrs. Harry Bubb, the RandallJ>resleya, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Gerk~n. Mr. and Mrs. James Roger s. and Judge ,and Mrs. J.E.T. Rutter a nd hundreds oC others . • * • A huge, fat. decorated Christmas tree graced the dance floor at the John Wayne Tennis Club for the annual member holiday party last Wednesday night. Merry -makers tot1lled 500. The rollicking sem i-formal event, which in · eluded dancing to music by Ansell HUI, was host ed by JohJl Wayne. along with the club's board of directors and the ir spouses. They included Mr. and Mrs. John Virtue, Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiiam T . rascoe UI. Ms. Alice Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Ken· Happening s By Marcia Forsberg neth A. Wllllg, Mr. an(J Mrs. Jim Straw, Walter Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schneider. Addin~ a touch of romance to the fei.tav1ties were Irvine residents Cynthia Finley and Walt Taylor, who officially announced their engage· ment to be married. • • • ··California Christmas·· was the theme for the Tenth Annual lloliday Christmas Luncheon and Centerpiece Contest sponsored by the Dolphins. the Women's Division of the Newport Harbor Cl\amber of Commerce. Proceeds go to Hig h Hopes. a neurological recovery center . according to co·chairpersons Robbi Schoonover and Cork I Whltrord. The Sweepstakes Perpetual Trophy <sponsored by Manners Savings> was won by The Flower Seller. Corona del Mar, and the Dolphin Special Trophy (sponsored by Noack's Trophy) was won by Flowers by Debra. Costa Mesa. Other awards were: first place. Newport Harbor Zonln Club (sponsored by Nikki's F lag Shop and United Cali fornia Bank); second place. Mary Muncy of The Tustin Company (sponsored by Glendale f'ederal): third place, Associated Brokers. Newport Beach !sponsored by Sad dleback Savings & Loan i . ••• The Grand Ballroom of the Disneyland Hotel was the settlng for a cham pagne dinner party for the benefit of The Ornnl(e County Music Cente r The fourth annual benefit featured Carmen Uragon and his orchestra with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy narrating "The Carnival of Animals" by Saint-Saens. Attending a pre-dinner coc~tall party at the Newport Beach home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen SUHwelJ were Mr. and Mrs . AUen Campbell, the Walter Bennetts, the Richard Spooners, Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Langston. Mr. and Mrs. Edward ~homacher, Sheriff and Mrs. Brad Gates and: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pai"e. : Mrs. Stillwell is the president of the: Newport·lrvine chapter of The Orange County• Music Center • • • • • It's the season for s haring and caring, ~ Cella and Clarence Turner and their childreA Irene and Clarence Jr .• gave a Fes tival of'. Friends party for families at their Dover Shores! home last Sunday .• Tb_e gathering was an eight-~ * year t radition. : Among those attendm~ were Vin and Nora~ Jorgensen, Richard and J ohann Joaas with their: sons Christopher and Jason, Branch and Caf9l' Kerroot .with their ton Price , the Rodge.:f Blanchards, the Fred Salters, the Michael Har·· rlsons and the Jesse Mclllns. : . ••• Entertaining the Laguna Beach FriendshiP: Club at a Christmas party last Wednesday waS: 11 -year-old bland pianist BUly Santly of Laguna: Beach. He played for 8S senior citizens. Th& Friendship Club is a philanthropy of the As~ sistance League of Laguna Beach. ' ••• Harlan •rtd Gwen Williams, Corona del Mar 1 hosted 250 friends from Big Canyon Countr~~ Club, Beverly Hills. Palm Springs and San Diego: last Sunday evening. Mrs. Williams noted that: they have been giving: the traditional party for lJ: years 1 i • •• . Loca! ~lumni clubs or the eight lvy-Leagu«f Unavers1t1es will hold their fi rst annuaf Christmas dinner-dance at 6 p.m . Friday, Dec: 23 a t the Balboa Bay Club. Rick Nelsser, Yale '73l and Mike Nadler, Cornell '56. are joint chairmeri of the event ••• J a ne Janise, 29, daughter or Mr. and Mrs~ Sp~ro Jani~e of Laguna Beach, last week r~; ce1ved her bachelor or science degree in pubhc! health nursing from California State University ' Long Beach ... Mrs. Dean Q. <Helen) Wad'deh has been named "Honor Citizen Orange· Co~nty California .. by Thomas F. Riiey, cha1~man of the Board of Supervisors. for he~ service lo the comm unit:. 1 . • • . .. .. • .. .. (~------w .... _e_d~d_in_g_s_·l_E_,n_.s ... e .... lfl ... ena __ en_ts _______ __..; ., .. ~ .. ' ., :. • ~ ., ) • ~ .. ~ 'J .) ~ ~ ., Harder-Brown Carlen Ann Harder. daughter of Mrs lichard L. Kirk of Edmonds. Wash., and Robert A. Harder of Benge, Wash., Is engaged to Richard Thomas Brown or Newport Beach He IS the son or l\tr and Mrs . Tom R. Bro~n of Newport Beach The future bride graduated from Holy Names Academy and attended the University of Santa Clara. Her fiance graduated from P lus X High School, Downey, and the University or San- ta Clara. . A January.1978 wedding ls planned. Fink-Olavarrieta Ana Silvia Olavarrieta and Gregory Milo ink were married in the Capella de la Virgin del a yo, Santa Domingo Guzman Church, Mexlco City. A second ceremony was held in this country at the homeorthe bridegroom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fink of Newport Beach. The bride is the daughter of Ma. del Carmen i Frltsche de Olavarrieta and Csptaln Gerardo anrrieta Leon. She studied ballet with Nlna utakova for 12 years a nd attended ivenidad Iberoamerlcana. She will attend the Univeraity of Santa Clara. 'The bridegroom/raduated from Corona del Mar Hf1h School, an the University ol Southero CallfonP. where he was a membw cit Kapp1 !Qma. He owu G .. Fink and Auoelatu, !lfewport Beaeh. and Is vice president of Seq\lll Dsterprlsea, Pel(l Alto. The couple will llve ill S.Myvale Darby-Gust Tracey l.)inD Gu.at bu ~· U.. bride of h,itr" MlchMJ Derby In temnonJes at Newi>6~ --Horbor Lutheran Church. ~ The bride is the diug ter Clf i.tr. and Mr11. Everett Gusl of Newport B ach. The bridegroom is the son of Mr . and Mta. Geor ae Darby ol Woodland Hills. The bride is a graduate of Newport lj,arbor Hlah School, UC Berkeler. and holds a teaching credential Crom S~. Mal')' s College, Moraao. She w11 a member of Delta G1111ma at 8erkel•y. Her husband 1ractuatle.d from Campollnd• Hltb School, Moraga, UC Berkeley and holdl a m11ter'a degree from $.an Franclffo Stith~ University. Lipda Fay Grlmataaw and Gary Allen Eltm have bten lftarried at a And,. .. Presbyterian Church Tht brldecl'C)Om ft ,.._ Mn ef Mrs. Cba~lotte Elem of Lynwood. The bride is th• daupter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grimshaw of New~n BeQch. The bride graduateo froal Newport .Harbor Hlgh School. Orange CPNt Cellege. and Cal Po· ly, San Luis Obiapo. Her new husband c Kith School. UCLA and San Luis Obia,o. PutneU·Sptr.ks Sharla F. Sparks u• R*rt I:. PurMll were married In the Fint con......-.aJ Ch\lfCh. The bride II the •audllir ol Mn. Arlowin Spmi o1 Oranc• •• dae : .... Mr. ~1111 Sparks. The brl•qro0m 11 tflt~-. of r. and Mrs. RUIRH f!. hrftell of H11adDPora Btacb. tte tlride-• ttaduate ot Ca11f~ia St.ate t:n1versily. Long Beach Her husband is a ~raduate of the University of California; Berkeley. and has a master 's degree from th4 University of Southern Caltfomia. , ) Franklin-Rolett1 . . ' Our Lady of Mt Carm el church was the set~ t mg for tl1e marriage of Susan P atriciu Roletti t<t Way.tteBarnettFranklin ~ The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Edward Rolettl of l\C'wport Beach and th, bridegroom is th<' son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynaf<l · Franklin. also of Newport Beach. l The couple graduated from the Universl~y o Southern California where she was a member ot Gamma Phi Beta sorority and he was a membel of Chi Phi fraternity The bridegroom is a: member o f the Hoag M emo rial llospltalPresbytenan 552 : ' The reception in the Grand Ballroom or th~ Marriott OOfcl reuturccl a o;1t -down dinner for sot fZUehtS. i • Anderson-Homestead I • The Rev. ~n<l Mrs. Andrew C. Anderson ol Costa Mesa have announced the engagement ~ their dat.1ghter, Debra Jean Anderson t.o Peter 'W; ff~meatead of Costa Mesa !- Miss Anderson attended Estancia HJ11 School, O,an1e Coa1l College. Lutheran Blbl Jh1Utute 8.nd Soulhem California Collete •nd la teacher al Capistrano Valley Christian khool. Her nance, son or Mr. and Mrs. A. w~ Romtstead of Costa Meu, attended E sl•MIJ •• H .. h khool, WhltUer College. Cal State ~S 81t1Cll and unted "ta 8 r A at UCI ... They wtll Uvo in the Dana Point atu afttr weddlnlriles ~ 31 In Chrtst Lutheran Chu~h. COsta Mesa. f I \ , .- YOl.UNTEEAS I STAN DELAPLANE SUnday. Oeoemt>¥ 19. 1977 DAILY PILOT CJ . '.\ Blue Hawaii ]i,,st Thai Balmy Airs Still Blow on Fabled Isles BySTANDELAPl.ANE BLUE HAWAII -We flew off the Big Island over a sea drenched with blue ink and instant sun diamonds. No wonder they call this Blue Haw all. Some years ago when jet planes came in. Hawaiian and Aloha Airhnes bad a ~loomy discussion. The flying time between islands had been 40 minutes. A classic hospitality of both airlines was a free glass off resh pineap- ple juice, passed down the aisles by the brown stewardess in a flowery muumuu. An airline P .R. told me: "These jets will cut the time between islands to 20 minutes. There won't be time to serve pineapple juice. · · They were quite alarmed. As though by some decree, the ukulele, the steel guitar and "Aloha Oe" had been banished from the sugar islands. *** WELL, LET ME TELL YOU: "Cool Write for I it : ernie B l, 680 Beach. San Franciscco, CA 94109. It's free. <No stamp needed. I just said : ''Ernie, that's a VERY good book. Have you got enough to senq around? .. And he said, "Sure.''> fllf ,. . .. . IN THE UTTLE P I NEAPPLE and strJ ar towns of the outer islands, the fast food chains are moving in. They are as popular with islanders as they are on the mainland ,. ... .. Cl don't mean this to break their rite bowls, but when McDonald's and Colon'!t Sanders finger-lickin • appear in the sleepy plantation towns, a Little blue fades out of Hawaii.) RAY LEVESQUE FASHIONS PUPPETS AT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE head, main t. 'lng" -as they say here. lt did NOT work out that way. The atewardess takes drink orders before the wheels are off The South Pacific islands shudder at tl\e chewing gum economy of Hawaii. "We W11l never let ourselves become like Waikiki ~" There's a new McDona ld's in Rarotongii. newly opened to jets in the remote Cook Islands. ·rhe government retreats strug- gling. An official notice outside the ham- burgerdoorsays: "No Loitering. S.SO Fine ·· .. • * the ground. GoodDeeder THERE ARE 800,000 people living \n Hawaii. Last year there were 3.2 MILLION tourists. Puppeteer Spreads Cheer Between Honolulu and Maui ·-20 minutes -they serve pre-bottled drinks ($1 a pop> to anybody who wants them. Scoop up the money. Make change. Grab the empty glass from your lips. ··We are now landing at Maui. Mahalo ~ · · Maybe you didn't get the free pineapple Juice of yesteryear. But aloha deb, brudda: "1 don't se~ any end to it at this point,., ~ hotel man told me. "They're guessing 3.5 million this year. But I'd say closer to' .i million." r Ray Levesque of Westminster , behevei. tn spreading Christmas over 12 months. so he keeps a low profile io December. . But this Christn:ias Levesque is breaking bis pattern and doing "a little something" special. He is giving away 120 foam puppets he learned to make in a class at Golden West College. Levesque. a computer analyst and a .part· time clown, with his magician son. Paul, 15. pul on shows for mentall y and physically han· dicapped children. and for seniors in retire- ment homes at least once a month. "WE TRY TO HAVE a show every month except December. because there is a bigger need in the other months. Around Christmas so many others are out there doing things so we don't do as much." he s aid. Levesque signed up for Mimi Holtzman ·s -------Pa.o A<1v9'!11 _______ _ BALBOA ISLAND ~ .c. Don t miss this week on Balboa Island ... beau11lul lights. concert by the Christmas tree (Wed. 8 PMI. .singer Tim Morgan caroling around baylront (Thurs night). boat parade •.. Shops open nightly ·111 9:00 P.M. Dick COiiier or THI CAMHA SHOP will gladly answer QOeStlons on how to snap your best holiday pictures pver. Established on lhe Island for ovQr 20 years. THI CAMBA SHOfl has all angles covered when it comes to your film al\d ca mera needs For a culinary experience. dine HIMIMGWAYS French continental cuisine: rack of lamb. POulet tarragon. fresh fish. egg plant (natural food). Chef-manager Reed home bakes berry trifle and carrot cake. (Intimate setting -more fnends made here than anywhere) Check c.c. AMO co. for an adorable array of children's clothing and sleepwear. You II en1oy v1sllmg lhls friendly lam1ly operation, featuring un1oue hand-made items l ike Qat>y bundlers. rocking giraffes. personalized pillows. knit sweaters. and more Drive or boat 10 the finest precision cutting in Southern California. ALFllDO'S. The "hair-cutters' cutter", Alfredo primes his staff with regular seminars. Men ANO women welcome (he cuts John Wayne's hair . monthly) Manicures. pedicures. stacked perms. shading . _ complimentary wine. Got a tennis player In your Ille? A tennis watch from ISLAfll> TIHttlS would be perfect for Christmas. Lots of tennis-type gifts here: cook books. statronery. greeting cards, personalized panties (witty). pewter tots. dynabees. Children's Slazenger racouets. only $9 The Californla man 11pprec1ates SUHDAHCI. where men's clothlng gets down to the comfortable. casual wear -of flannels. sweaters. p1gsk1n leather jackefs. topisldttr shoes. good-looking slacks (no charge f0t hems). This week's new arrival: leather wallet with genuine leaf design It's hOtT'e away from home for many people. at AGATI IOI by the lerry. The atmosphere. people and colfee here are as delightful as the antiQues lots of brass. handmade pillow lettera. cloth Christmas Items. presenlly featuring a ganery of art by Newoort Artist Ruth Hynds ... It's Christmas 1977 -Balboa Island style -JAM TA YLOI • 1'U4ri& WHEN IT COMES TO APPRAISING JEWELRY SHARP BECAUSE ..• WE'RE 'rHE FIRS'I" AND ONLY PROFESSIONAL JEWELERS IN THE UNITED STATES OfFERING A COMPUTERIZED APPRAISAL SERVICE. ALL DIAMONDS ARE APPRAISED ANO REGISTERED WITH AN ABSOLUTE EVALUATION REFLECTING CURRENT MARKET VALUE puppetry classes al the college because he wanted to use puppets in his clown act. "I had been making animal balloons to help Paul In the shows he puts on at Children's Hospital or Orange County.·• he said. But once into puppets he became so interested he not only used them in his act but started giving them away to those in the audjence who were celebrating birthdays during that month. I NOW, WITH 120 PUPPETS on hand, thii. Christmas he is distributing some of them through service organizations and churches or "whatever opportunity prJ'sents itself." You smashed on one mighty mai tai. 1 .. * * "THE LOVELI EST FLEET of islands that lies anchored in any ocean." I wish l 'd said that. But Mark Twain said it first. He was a young freelance reporter here for the Sacramento Union. In later famous years. he wrote : "No alien land in all the world has any deep, stron~ charm for me but that one ... For me its balmy airs are always blowing. . · · * .. * WEARE FLYI NG VP from Waikoloaon the Big Island. King Kamehameha the Great was born there. He came home there to die. Captain J ames Cook was killed on this coast. George Vancouver brought the first bull and The short run (4: 40 hours from the West Coast >. Economy package tours: <Eight days for S189 J , NE;W RT'S avorite rug Stor ~ Fof:.Chrlshncll Glft.g ' V ;'~ ~~ L :n:DO DR UGS • If any are left over after Christmas, he will use them in hospital work through lhe year, and probably make a lot more. "l lhink the community needs a program like this." he said. "I don't do this for myself : cows that began the famous Parker Ranch .. ~-..,.~W"!~-"---. .,"-t' ...... ~---....-~~"' ... ' I do it as a representative of the community.·· ltnow runs60,000 head of beef cattle. "The Ancient Lands of Waikoloa" is an attractive booklet or those days. The whalers and sailors. The missionaries and explorers. RECOVERING DIGNITY ...... .. <From Page Cl> dedicated drinker 's sudden decision to boot booze out of his or her life. But RA~ Center staff members quickly agree that religion, if It was not there before, is very much to the fore in the regimen of the re- covering alcoholic. Many recovering alcoholics place tremen· dous reli ance on their "Daily Word". a tract that applies Christian virtues to the alcoholic plowing a new f urrow in life "MANY WHOSE RELIGION didn"t stop them drinking now find that their new approach is enhancing their religion," Geri Rice added. Recovering alcoholics are encouraged 1n that direction through AA meetings and literature which stress that rejection of alcohol is as much a cleansing of the soul as it is of the body. One hears only a fervent "Amen" from the RAM Center staff. Arter a ll . they explain. they should know. They point to BILL HARRIS -at age, 58. eruoyang hi s third year of sobriety "Me and my van were vic- tims of what I call geographical alcoholism " he grins "l got a drink whenever and wherever J could. Bill had h1s first drink at e1eht years of age 'Woody" Woodhall ...,. at 59, enJoymg his SIX th month ol sobriety after 42 years of alcoholism "Six months or 60 years ... he •id, "it makes no difference . I'm one drink away from alcoholism.·· Billie Lofland -Nearly four years of sobrie- ty after a one and one hair-year binge that put her in an alcoholism care unit. AT 47, SHE 18 picking up the pieces and playing an increasing role In the affairs of the busy RAM Center "We've all been there," Bill Harris said. "We've all walked that hell of a road that these people who come to us are leaving and it makes us lhal much more determined to help them if they want lo heJp themselves." But all agree that the first step in rehabilitat· mg the alcoholic is to persuade him that he has a drinking problem . "I F THEY CAN DUM P the ego and tum to humility they're there," Harris said. "No one wants to admit that he or she has a drinking problem and confession 1s particularly good for this kind of soul They have confessed, they have turned to God or sanity or both and they have decided to return t.o the working world lhey once knew in more sober days And they find a warm and welcoming hand wa1lmg for them at· the RAM Center. Coffee, compamonsh1p, counseling. "Beats booze ... Harris gnnned 'Protection' Hit Movl-wtt•o•t So••dAreUke Popcora _ WASIUNGTON <AP> -The public spent $157 mmion over four years on a government safety agency that had only a token effect on reducing the number of dangerous prod\ictll, a con- gressional study says. The General AccQuntinJt Office. a congressional investigation agency. delivered a highly critical report on the Cop.sumer Pr<Nuct Safety Com- mission, whlch ls s upJ)OseKto ''pro- tect the public from unreasonable risks of injury associated with con- sumer products." THE GAO SA.ID the commission took an average of 834 days to develop its first three standardit under the Consumer Product Safety Actt com- pared to 330 days specified in the ·act. . These three standards were for swimming poo1 slides, architectural glass and matchbooks . The GAO said the three products ac· count for less than 1 percenl ot. the in· • juries that require treatment in hQspital emergency rooms. Without Batter ••llQG XL 400 '360" ~fo8-0n....,. "Also, up to Dec. 30, 1976, the com· mission was developing standards to protect consumers from the un- reasonable ris k or injury associated with three other products -television receivers, aluminum wire and power lawnmowers. None of these standards had been issued as or June 30, 1977, although they had been under de· velopment for an average of 845 ~ays." THE OOMMISSION. in a response printed wllb the GAO report, said the criticism clotely parallels several ift. ternal comm.isalon recommendations. Now. sound movies are easle1' & moN fun than ever! • Pop In a fllm cartridge. Plug In the mike. Aim & shoot. • Super fast f/1.2 lens for low-light filming. • Auto & manual 4X zoom • Fllms 18 & 24 frames peraecond. . ~<emmemmlbeir ttlme lbe~ft ttlhlnmlg yctm eweir gctt? J I Dana Point Mooring Units Open Ran1Lng alon..thmstde awe: by ocean breezea are lhe beach· clOM townhomes of the Moorlq, offered by Biddle Development. Inc. Located at Dana Polnt. the two bedi:oom. 2''1 b a th townhornes are priced from S75,000, and new homebuyers can take immediate occupancy. Wood shingled exteriors or the t wo·s tory townhome!i create a r c hitecturally distinctive siJhouetles for the three dtrferent floor plans ranging rrom 1,304 to 1.330 square feet. Each plan in· eludes a wood·burnlng fireplace wilt\ a toe lighter, a wet bar, vaulted ce111ngs, and a quarry .... til~ entry. THREE MODELS display the floor plans and the feature's which include a range continuous cleaning oven, dishwasher and disposal ln the kitchen, custom· fini s he d hardwood kitche n cabinetry, and in-home laundr~· 1>ervice areas. SHINGLED TOWNHOUSES AT THE MOORING, DANA POINT tern perature control. ... , REAL ESTATE Ene~gy ·savers Debut MeBa Townhoma U1e ·solar Heating Plan Coat• Mesa's first maJor enero-etftclent reaidenUal pro--Je ct, Seabluff Canyon 'rownbocnel. 1ot undtr way re- cent!T with a &round·brtaklnC certmClll)' at the 10..cre alte at Sea Bluff Drive (formerly Hamilton Str..i> and Canyon Drive. · Seabluft Canyon Townhomes wm include a enern .. mclenl unlta with reoreaUoaal ameruues and open apace planning. The Gre1ory Company baa selected to uUUze a combinaUon of solar· ualated domaUc hot water hea~ log 1y1tems with passive solar lloorpJan dealpa. Overall, lt b conaervaUveJy eaUmated that the new town.homes wUl save at least 50 percent of the eneray costa currenUy requlrecl by con· venUonally bulltbomea. Developed by work.lnc closely with the at.ate'• Energy Com· misaton, the townhome com· munlty may become a prototype for future development of solar· assisted residential housing pro- j ects. Formed in 1975 to address the complex energy supply and demand issues facing California, the commission has m ajor resporu1ibllities in areas or elec· triclty forecasting, conservation, power plant ailing, and research and development or alternative sources ol energy. GILLELAND, WHO works . dlrecUy wlth repreaentaUvea of the buUdlnc lnduatry, ll lnvolved in promotlnJ the use ot solar ener1Y 1ystema in new conatruo. tlon. He a1ao ll 111latln1 tbt Enercy Conunlulon in the de- velopment of bulldlna code re· qulrementa for 1olar lnatalla· Uona. Pa11lve solar beaUnt bu been a major consideraUon in d._· ing the lloorplans, noted David Lorenlinl, a principal of Har· rison/Lorenzlni, Architects of Costa Mesa. Greenhouse win· dows. atriuma and 1kyll1bta have been introduced to capltalhe upon the natural UJht. ina and solar heatlnc ettecta for each of the six fioorplan arrance- menta. Nestled lnto the hUlllde, the homes also have beeo potl· tloned for maximum cro11· venUlaUon capturlq the benefit or the ocean breezes. In addition, each unit will be equipped with a Gn~mman Sunsiream domestic hol water system which will use the sun's free energy to preheat water, re- ducing conventional energy re- quirements for water heating by up t~ 80 per cent. 1n addition to standard Insulation and weather· stripping, windows dlrecUy af- rected by strong sunlight or heavy ahade will be dout>lt 1Ja1ed. Water-aavln1 dtvicea and ptloW9a equtpmtnt allO are beln• plumed. SNBaGY Bf'naBNCT alao la beinl keJncMd lD the planln1 qf the recreation faclllttea. Pa11lve and acUve 1olar ••· 1latance will be UMd for tbe two- •lor7 clubbouae, wblcb will be the local point of tbt new com• munlty. Jnalde the 1,eoo-aquare. foot·~· a 1reenbou.te wln· dow bu been placed to provide aolar beaUnt for tbt 1eneral recreation area. ConalderaUon alao la belnl liven to a wt.ndmill, attached or adjacent to the clubbot.IM, wblcb could 1uataio portion,t of tb• electrhllt.1 re. qulrementa fOI' the other reore.a· Uonal ammltlet, lncludlnt the 1wlm~ pool, 1pa and tennll court. Situated between Orange County's UO·acr e Talbert Regional Park and Costa Mesa'• Canyon Park, Seabluff CU)'On Townbomea will feature ex- tensive open apace ud a '1l'OO<l· oriented naatlc exterior styling. T h e Gregory Company an· Ucipat.es tbat JniUal aales ac- tlvitlea for the new resldenU~ community will begin in late March or early April. Within the grounds surround- ing the new townhomes, a :.w1m· mirtg pool and J acuzzi are re· i;etved for residents and guests. Ma intained by the Mooring Homeowners Association for a monthly fee or S.SS.50, the ex· te1'iors of the buildings and land scaped grounds are con- sistently in prime condition. VI EWS OF THE Pacific Ocun or the Capistrano Valley, or both . are visible through walls of win. dows. The hills ide l ocation coupled with the oversized win- dows create a panoramic \'iew· site for residents of each of the new townhomes. take the San Diego Freewa\' to the Dana Point O r etega Highway exit. Drive west on -;--------------------------------------- Ortega Highway to Del Obispo. Turn left on Del Obispo and con- tinue toward the ocean to Stonehlll. Tum right at Stoneh11l to the Mooring in Dana Point where new townhomes a rl' readv Individual townhomes each have a fenced patio or deck which extends the interior ltvin~ space outdoors. Exterior walls and ceilings of the townhomes are fully insulated for interior To see the new townhome!-. for immediate occupancy. · Real Estate By Randall McCardle, PhD. Realtor In your speech the other evenln«, you spoke of an adaption GI "Murphy's Laws" as they pertain to the real estate business. I agree that it helps to have a seftlie ol humor and develop the ability to laugh at ourselves. It does seem that ii t0methlnt en 10 w1U11Dg, It will go wrong ..• andJ,hat ls when we need to laugh at ourselves most of au. Woald you pleaaeaend me a copy -or better yet, reprint those "Laws" for "1e in your Dally Pilot column. Thanks, S. D., Costa Mesa I'm sure you have noticed that the house that you know is going to sell within a few days -seems to never sell. The neglected property that does not show well. a nd is overpriced -sells within a few days. The seller that really doesn't care whether he sells today or iri June -will have five solid deposits taken on t\is hor(ie this weekend. The buyers. on their way back from Christmas shopping, make a reaHstic offer and buy the appropriate house for themselves. While, the intent buyer that has studied the housing market for' sev~n months and has looked daily ... is still looking for the right house at a good buy ... and has not found one yet. They seem to be simple real estate truisms and are an adaptation of Murphy's Laws. . Murphy's Laws state that in the area or produc- tion, any wire cut to length -will be too short. l den- ttc41 units tested under identical conditions -will not be identical ln the fi eld. A dropped tool will land where it can to do the most damage. That is also known as the law of selective gravitation. Murphy's Law continues if a circuit cannot fall -it will. A fail·aale clrcult will destroy others. Com· ponents that muat not and cannot be assembled im· pr<>J>erly will be; the moat fragile component will be dropped. A tranalstor protected by a fast.acting fuse will protect the fuse by blowing first. : Any error that can creep into a calculation will do so, and that er ror will be in the direction that will do the most damage to the calculation. All constants seetn to be variables. In any given computation, the figure that is most obviously correct wlll be the sou~oftheerror. : l'lm sure that we all have noticed that after the last of 24 mounting screws have been removed from an access cover, it will be discovered that the wrong access cover has been removed. After an access cov-er has been secured by 24 screws, it will be dis- covered that the gasket has been omitted. The probability or a dimension being omitted from a drawing or plan ia cllrecUy proportional to its importance; and when you wantapart.iculartool for a particular job, that particular tool and only tbat tool will be milalng. It will make its reappearance the;rnoment the need for it is past. Andthebeatgoeson .... Emtor'• Nole: Randall McCordle ia pr•""4rnt of the ~Eltatersandanouthor, lecturer and instructor. S~ Uo"t comment. and queaUona lo Randv McCard4t, c o the Da~y PUO't, P.O. Ben: 1560, Coata Meaa, CAl2626. Builders Council Seats Directors The Home Builders Council recently marked its 25th anniversary with the installaUon or the 1978 of- ficers and directors. . Newly elected officers are president, Chuck Diamond of the Konwiser Corp.; first vice presi· dent, Bruce Akins, Ak ins Development Company; second vice president, Doug Ford, the Irvine Com· pany; secretary, Judy Collins. the Irvine Company; treasurer, Marshall Fant of Biddle Development. Directors include : Tom Baldikoski of Baldikoski. Klotz and Coooer: Chuck Schertzer, United California' Bank: Joe Stucker, Daon Corporation; Richard Frost, Charles Dunn Com· pany: Mike Mohler. I rvine Pacific Development Company; Gary Cook, Cadillac Fairview Homes. Also serving on the Board are Dick Hunsaker, Hunsaker and Associates; Bill Holstein, WMH Properties; Bob Olin, R.A. Olin Company; Roy Humphreys, Shea Homes; Rick Hopcraft, First American Title: Rick Niemann, Mlssion Viejo Company; Vic Cooper, Market Profiles; Randall Lewis, Lewis Homes ; Reid Gustafson. Broadmoor Homes; J ohn Abel, R.K. Elliott Construction Com· pany; Rolly Franklin, Safeway Plumbing and Heat- ing; Vlnce Petralia, M.J . Brock and Sons. Past presidents speaking to the &athering were: Howard Little, Southern California Edison Company; Doug Kulberg or Kulberg Construction Ltd.; Bob Renz, Safeway Plumbing and Heating; John Konwiser, the Konwiser Corp.; Jlm Rodgers, Westfield Devetopment Company; Bob Wat.kins, Watkins Realty; Larry Deane, Deane Development Company; Doug Gfeller, Akins/Gfeller Company and Chuck Diamond. New Office Financed Coldwell B a n ker Ma n agement Corporation's Newport Beach real estate finance office has negotiated $1 ,325,000 in long-term financing for Main Street, a muJt.i- t en a nt office / warehouse facilit y under construction on a two-acre site on Jrvine's M abt street. . Approximately 40 percent of the facillty has been· desl8ftaled as office space with the · remainder consis ting or warehouse space, ac· cording to Edw:lrd T. McGrath . Coldwell Ba nker real e state fin ance o ff icer. ra REALTOR"" EQUAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE A-toaM IOfftlllttt•d to fatr ll°'*"f '9f all A-lceM tftrtwtft • FREE CHOICE • INFORMED CHOICE HUNTINGTON BEACK- 'OUNTAIN VALLEY Boent of Aaeftoni; lno. 1101 Slater A-u• H11ntlntton leeatl, Callfomla Ulf7 We to buy a And pay for it. Start at Bank or America. We hl!Ve loan runds available now to help you purchase a home. We know the business. And our real estate loan offlce·rs are ready to answer most of yourquestlonson thespot Questions like: What are the differences between a fixed rate loan and a Vari-Rate& lo8n? How much down payment will be re· quired? What will closing costs ar:nount to? How much wiU monthly payments be? Aduonc:e Information mav make your real estate transodlon 1moother. Two Consumer lnformatfon Reports, "Steps to buying a home" and "A guide to selnng your home.' and a /oc:U booklet on Ruldentlal Real ~ Loans are yours for the cWdng at any Bank of A\merlc:a branch. How much ls your own time \ltOrth? Bt.ink of America probably has a branch near the home you are buying. We know the local market. And for added convenience, we even offer escrow service. When your loan goes through, you can make payments by matL Or you may have them deducted dlre<:dy from your checking account at llflY CaUfomJe bonk. _ Changing homes con be comphcated. Why not depend on Bank or America to make the financing as easy as possible? More Callfornians do. Bl BANK OF AMERICA Money for rent ' ORANGE COUNTY Sunday, Dec.mb{lr 18, 1977 DAIL y PILOT CJ • Business Of'·THl: WEEK t\ Company Thrives by Solving :Problems Tbe SS employees of an Oran•e Coast ana firm known aa PDA are, lo the wordl of lta president, in bu1tnesa to "solve other people's pt0blems." What those problems Include, accordlng to company president· Dr. L. J . Hudack, are how to get wheelchair.bound travelers aboard a charter bus, how to create a new bullet feed syatem for fl•ht.er planes and bow to de· velop rnobile targets for military tralnlna. Prototype Development As· aociales Inc., owned by about 30 of Ha 65 employees, ls the brainchild of former TRW re· search engineer Dr. John Slaughter. who started the think factory In his Palos Verdes iarage five years ago. Today the firm fills of- fices in Santa Ana at 1740 W. WHEELCHAIR --"We were probably the only company that filled the bill' when this job came around, Hudack said . PDA offered size and experience needed for special private industry contract. Garry Ave., as well as two nearby manufacturing facillUes. And its *4 mJJUon gross sales for fiscal year 1977 are expected to rise to $4.5 million in fiscal year 1978. Desplte thJs success and an op.. timlltic outlook for future growth, Hudack described PDA as somewhat or a corporate dinosaur. That is becauJe, he said: -PDA is a small company competing successfuJly for gov- ernment contracts with such large concerns as General Elec· trlc, Brunswick and Goodyear. -THE FIRM ISN'T owned by outside large investors. It ls owned by its employees-a rel· ali~el~lariegroupofthem. Hudack described many of the research engineers who work for PDA as "fugitives" from large corporations. Generally, the reasons they have opted for the s mall com· pany, he said, Involve the dlf· ference between Individuals con· tributing to a firm as part of a large bureaucracy or contribut- ing in a smaller setting where their performance is more evi- dent. THAT ISN'T TO say, Hudack added, that large corporations are less productive than smaJler concerns but simply that some individuals prefer one working environment over another. PDA usually has dozens or pro- jects in the process at once, most of them taking less than 18 months to complete, Hudack con· tinued. About three-quarters ot the firm's work involves U.S. gov- ernment contracts and most of the remainder is carried out for Hallelujah, Hospital ·Hoag 'Happening' Spreads Christmas Joy By JOANNE REYNOLDS ot • .,..., ...... •t.tt Since the days of Ebenezer Scrooge and Bob Cratchltt, the holidays have posed problems for businessmen. What do you do with or for your employees at Christmas? For small businesses, It's a matter or staging a party, either in the office or at a nearby restaurant. For bigger businesses. the pro· blem gets a bit more complex. McDonnell Douglas in Hunt· i ngton Beach and Ford Aerospace and Communications Corp. In Newport Beach give everybody the week between Christmas and New Year off. AT FLUOR CORP. in Irvine, Christmu is noted with a tree in the lobby and the celebration Is put oft until January when lhe annual employees' award ban· quet is held. For Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach, the problem ls particularly trying becauae the hospital can 'l very well shut down. for a week or even a weekend. Hospital officials solved their problem by staglng a 16-hour Christmas party. ·Sharon Sinclair, pubu~ rela· tions dJrector for the hospital said th• ldea srew out of the lradltlonal headache the holidays bad caused 1n tr)'lng &o t11ure out how the hospital ought to celebrate u an insUtutlon. For several yun, abe aaid, a dinner-dance was held, but it usually attracted only a fraction of the hospital's 1,500 employees. ·'We'd get maybe 200 employees and their spouses or dales, and those that chose not to come always fell a little cheat- ed," she said. SO TIIE MANAGEMENT of the hospital came up with a new Idea last year and called it Hoag All involved labeled it a roaring success. Hospital Happy Holiday Hallelu· Jah Happening. One of the problems encoun· tered in setting up the dinner· dance was the fact lbat the hospital nms 24 hours ll day so such f\lnctions as dances ex· elude people who work the even· Ing and night sblfls. The 16-hour Christmas party, held ln the hospital cafeteria, was seen as the answer. Everybody gets a chance to attend. TBE CAFETERIA IS cloaed to tbe public for 16 houra so that the employees, as well as the 500 pea. pie who make up the auxiliaries aod medical staff, can drop ill at tbelr breaks and meal hours. Lut year's was the first and , all Involved labeled lt a roart.na IUCCelS. This year wilt brinJ Hoag Hoapltal Happy Holiday Hallelu· jab Happening TI from 10 a.m. Tuesday to2 a.m . Wednesday. EMPLOYEES WILL BE treat· ed to an honest·to·goodness feast featuring a dozen entrees including ham, roast beef, pep· per steak, roast pork and roast turkey, a selection or deli meats. a seafood bar, 10 kinds of cheeses, fresh and frozen fruits, 14 salads and a salad bar, and 26 desserts, not counting the fi ve flavors of pudding~ While they're munching on that, tl'\ey will be treated to con· tinuous entertainment, ranging from a kazoo band or hospital ~hniclans to a martial arts de- mons tr n tio n l o three ap· pearances by Santa Claus -one of whom is by an administrative secretary w\)o wears a size 5 San· ta suit. Ms. Sinclair estimated the total cost £or the party at about $4,SOO becauae "we either do everything at cost ID·house or we're buylng wholesale. .. BEYOND THAT, IN the en· tettainment. almoat all of It is either church or youth groups, or its em_ployees, t10 it. doesn't cost us anything," she added. With 2,000 employees, aux- iliary members and physicians expected to drop by, that means the partl_ costs about $2.25 per person. Try throwing a dinner- dance for that j>rice. "I gueu the best part of It is that everyane has a good Ume. It 'are ally a nice thing." Disabled Gain New Mobility, Military Gets Special Targets foreign governments with State Department approval, WHILE HUDACK IS confident about PDA 's future. he noted that as the federal 1~ernment hu cut pack on lta own research personnel, more and more gov· er~ment contracts ar• bein1 awarded aa lar1e pacta1ea rather than in smaller se1merit1: That makes It harder for firms like PDA to compete, Hudack sald, although the firm baa been s uccessful in obtalnlna 1ubcon· tracts. At present, ror example, such 8ubcontracts include work on both the Space Shuttle aqd Cruise MIHile programs. IN MOST CASES, PDA of. ftcials figure out the way to solve a technical problem, develop a prototype piece of equlpn1ent to solve it, then leave the manufac· tu re to other firms becauae or the large Investment required for setting up assembly lines. Die Co•pany However, ln 1e>me ca1e1, PDA haa set up li.,twn manuf acturiq raclUtles. For the put 1!I months, tor ex· ample, PDA hu been manuffC· turin1 three tow targets It de· veloped for the U .5. govemnienL THE TARGETS ABE towed behind aircraft on cables that stretch about a mile and are used for mllltary firing practice. PDA al10 develope d the cablina ayatem for tha1e targets. PDA 's expertise In the aerospace field lead to one of the firm's relaUvely few jobs for private industry -the develop. ment of a wheelchair llrt for a charter bus operated by Plnetree Transportation Co. "We were probably the only company that filled the bill," Hudack said of that contract. He explained the firm was small enough lo take the job and had the expertise needed to apply aerospace technology ln the use of llgbtweigbt materials to1 a Prototype Development Associates Inc. ls an employee- owned corporation that helps solve the problems of others. It.a 65 employees tackle primarily government military and aerospace problems and develop prototype equlpment to solve them. Last year the firm grossed about *4 million and cor· porate officials expect the figure to climb to about $4.S mlllion for fiscal 1978. Company rounder Dr. John I. Slaupter is chairman or the board. The president is Dr. L. J. Hudack, Thomas K. McKinley is executive vice praldent. Robert P. Gilliam ls secretary and L.D. Farrington ls chietfi.llanclal otficer. PDA's offices are at 1740 W. Garry Ave., Santa Ana. o.11, .... SW!""' 'WE'RE OOINO TO GROW'· PDA President Hudeck ... •. . tranaportaUon problem. ··' . . ' WRlLE THE PATENT for lbe deaign of thoee lifts will beloneto Plnetree. Hudack said, PDA . would become involved in U>e manufacture or additional llftsc through Pinetree. .. · Hudack said PDA would lik~~ attract more contracts witb. private firms in an effort ,~ broaden the company's base. . . A 1reater reliance on priva~ contracts, Hudack continued •. would offer the company fiei; ... ibUlty and a greater ability SQ withstand changes in govern., mentpoUcy. .,WE ARE GOING &o grow,'' Hudack predicted, saying ex- p ans Ion will be even mi necessary if the governme trend lo award large proJ package contracts continues .. =.:. "Perhaps some day we w4l have some of the characteristllt> of some or the bigger cor-4- panl~s." he added. .,1 Prudential Survey ·11 PORsatEs / AU._ll ) ,.,.P.. .. , .. ~ BE CONCERNED''·': Fourth Growth r~:~~1 · E E . HEW&USED ear xpected .li~YA~Ts:'!c. , .. \.,. > PREVENT .... WILDLAND FIRES ' I I 'U The current economic expansion will continue 837~r·:=11 well Into Ila fourth year ln 1978, and alttiough real ---------. i . growth will slow toward year-end, there are no------------------~,. .. -,. ...... signs of a recession during 1978, according to Prudential Insurance Co. ·a annual economic for ecut. The prognosis cites business caution and periodic adjustments to inventory excesses as re· asons why UUs surge ln the economy, under way si.Jlce March 1975, should go beyond tbe hiatoric three· year average duration. PREPARED BY DR. I. ROBERT Ferrari, the company's vice president and chief economist. and Dr. James L. Essig, director of economic Invest· ment and research, the forecast pegs the 1978 total gross national product at $2,086 billion, an increaae of $198 billion over this year'• figure. Prudential predict.I average real growth of 4 percent next year, a drop from the 19'7'1 real crowth of 4o/.t percent but "a respectable achievement at thia stage of the bualneu expansion." A recession, whicb often has tollowed such a lensthy economic upswing, ls ruled out because "the excesses and imbalances which in the past have signalled the approach of a cumulating downward adjustment are aimRlY not wesenL •• TUE FORECAST SEES A somewhat brlthter unemployment picture, with the Jobless rate lessen· ing gradually and leveling off at 6~ percent later in the year. Inflation is expected &o pick up in 1978, averag- ing 6~ percent. The report attrlbutea this to rising enern and food costs and a wlden:l:nJ in the labor compensatlon·producllvlty gap. Prudential economists place a larte portion or the blame for thls gap on the lagged and cumulative effects of falterini growth 1n investment. According to the report. Jl lar1e and increaalnc proportion or capital spending ts ror replacement of/lant and equipment and to meet health, aafely an pollution control requirements. Moreover, business is invest· ing with cauUon due to the uncertalnty caused by major aovernmeotalpollcy proposals. TREY BEUEVE THAT AS these uncertalnUes are reaolved, the Investment sector will regain atrensth. However, their eatimate of a 12~ percent lp.creaae ln 1978 in business 1pend~or new plant and equipment. to a ll'lOl.S bilUon • ii Jen tban ~ J4'1\ ,..cent Cain recorded thla 19ar. Th1s iOtPUea that real outl~ <adjusted tor ln· natJon) thoGld rile 5~ ptrcent next year, with a gradual ctlqe in tho pattern ol expendJtures toward mon construction, eapeclally new atores and ccnnmerclaJ bulldinp.. Jn•lldor1 1n .. 1tment, •XMCted to •row •P· prexlmately " UH with 1ales. la peued for a $21 blWoa aceunlulaUon durtnl the comiq yur, com· pared.-tia.s blllloa In 1m. 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Can you hear an ignition start ~r see any back-up lights flash on? ~ ere the decisions too boggling t>r was the car pool behind schedule? ..,. __ • I How are you supposed to ch9ose jewelry when it all looks so irresistible? Winter WOnde~ing ·land Christmas Slwppers, Packages Fit to Be Tied If one store 1s out of your item, where 1s the next most likely shop? Daily Pilot P,hotos by Gary Ambrose Why didn't you tell me about all this camera busmess? Will I be able to whisper to Santa privately about my secret wish list? •tCTt ...... -. .... ....... "., ... .,., Tiit ............. _ Ill-· -••1 CA•WA~ ~tANtQ. Wtlil ::::-' &,.. • "-11111 Vallty. CA NIC•ft t O•llfltl •••ttr. ti '# ..... _,. IMN.CA.tvU ·"'-'• C.11 ........ .,, .. ,, " ...,..,._,.,,.~1...i,.,CA.n1u TM• '""""' It <fll41KI .. th' a 9'1Mf•l Nrl•N\lp Nie.I•~ '"" "''-"' .... ,._ ... ,, .... C-ly Cltni ti~-°""'''.,. o.._ ll, "" ....... llul>ll>-Or....-C..tl O•llf Ptltl 0.t 11. U , ltff MN JM 1, t, 1'11 ________ .no• 11 PUBUC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUI eUMNIJI fllAMI ITATIMlfllT lll. .. 11 .... lflO--MIOtlftt "'"' """H MING AUTO ll!AUTY Cl!Nlllll 01' cos 1A MESA, ISlO Pono.rou St • Co•I• Me~. CA t1U1> M 8 . T,. Int. t C..lllO<nla torPof'a llOn, Ul N flolntlllllt Aw , lret, CA n.11 Tl\h llullN" "t0<1duc1eo DY • tor OO•tllO11•11«1 Or..,.,_ C:o.t>I O•"Y 1'1lol Oec 11. ?S, 1q11 J•n I, t, 1q11 -------HO. 11 PUBLIC NOTICE l'IC:TI Tl0'•5 IUilNllH NAMI ST/\Tl:MIENT I 1\9 IOU0Wi119 l'C>•llO')> ••• clol1191>u•• neu.,, kl::"'l'Oll I llVA I Ll::N 1 lA 1))) A NewpQ!I b••U ' (.C,,\l• M••• L•llforn••~•ll "'""•ml Alllton, >Boo~ lier, t oron• oe1 Nwr, C:•l1torn11 ~:it'U kdl•nc1 N Wiie, 11•1 C.ranvlll• I.Jr., Nvwoon lkecll, C11110<nlt 9llMO 111,. l>USUW•S I\ conOut ltd by .. Qenera11>4nnorshlp Wiiiiam L. Alll.on this , •• l..,.,.nt -.., hfeo ""tn ttMf Go\inly Clerk Of Ot#\1111 Cou111yon No•· •mDer n. 1911 ...... l'11Dl"N<1 0•.,,91! Lo.l>I 0••11 Polol, Nov. 21, ono c...c. •. 11, 1•. 1'1/ •'l'fl·1/ PUBLIC NOTICE lllCTITIOUI IUSINUS NAMa STATRMl:HT TIHI lollOWlng --ere clOlng out• ntUa\ fe l SIC.AV INTERNATIONAL. bl OYNA!.TY REPRODUCTIONS, •1•00 8roo1<11ur>I Su1le .no~. Fount•ln llt llev. CA 9210I car 1 M p...,... 11011 ~n R 1<1rc10 \I Founl••nll•ll~y C:A 97108 ~•Oney M. l'••lo, J!l.St 111• F•ro Ml .. 1on 111~10. CA •761~ Hu~ ttu\ff'M"U t\ (onducleo bt' • Qtner41 l>dftntM1p C•rlP- f "' .. \t•t•m•nt wa~ f1lt'd wtt" t"9 C""nlv Cltrk ol Ora"91' County on Oec, "· 1911 ..... ,. Pub•"""" Or•nvo <-o••I O•llY Pllol, Ol'< Ii , 1), 1911. Jan 1,e, 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS tUllN•U "AMESTATl:Ml.NT • nt.: IOllUwlnQ J'J(:t\On~ .,. °"'"'Ch.IM ····" '" ~Wl;lT C.Al<Cill Hl:, 1-000 • ...VINl.'), 1().)4) l ll1" AY•., FoUftt•jn ••ll•Y, l•hl0tno• v1/0i f-r•nk J. Ml\,•r, 7•1Jol OWrllh I.Jr •• I:: 1 l oro, C..ll•orn1a 9JUO l••olyn l "''"""" 1•Jo01 Owrlek" llr., I; 1 l oro, CAlttorn11 tlUQ 1111' l>u\l~u " con<ructeo b~ " 9entJrdl oartner!i.htp <..trotrn l MIMl•r 1 Ill\ >ldlemrnl WU lflecf •lln Int U>unly C.lerk of O<-CotMll'r on Nov .mo.r 22, 1971. FU901 PubMl>eO Or-C.O.st 0 1111 P1101. Nov. 21. ano Dec. 4, II, 11, 1917 }041·11 PUBLIC NOTICE f ICTITIOUI eUSllUU NAMRnATRMENT I nw IOll<1Wl1l9 per.on IS OOlng "'"' "~)\ -~ THE HUOOLI: 741 8ak•r !>l•MI Costa Mew,Ctlllo•,.l•t»» Rlndolptrt..S.i..er. tnc., e ca11,orn1a ~o•Poratlon, 741 Boer Street. Cost• "'"'. C:•lllomle ma 1 hi• Dl .. 111116 l• tOl\Ou(l.0 by • <or· -•llOfl. A-IPIHIOtr Int , '..," "°''• Prn10tn1 I"" Uet-1 "" lllOCI wit/I llW Co<mly Cle,. of Oran91 c:oun1, on 0<- 1-r 11, lt77 llM4U Pwbll•heO Or..-.oe CO.•t Delly P1101. How.27,eno0..•, 11. 11, 1977 PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI eUllHl:H NAMl. ITAUMINT Tiie 101_1,. ,_,IOM •re dol119 OU11 ........ e.c. ENTlltll .. tlllSES. ,.,, 8•y•nore Drive, Newport Buch, Ct lllornia'*l Prank v. Cellbertl, ,.., 8a)'lllor9 ~IW, H--1 8HC", C:.111.,nle •IMI Rudy A. llolll09r, 217 So. lrYll'O 81Yd ., l.Ot ..... 1 ... C.lltornla '°°°4 Th" l>USIMU Is condllclellsi..4 OrtllVI C.O.st O.il1 Piiot, Dec. 4, 11, ti, lS, 1977 ~17 PVBUC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUllUllNISI HAMR STATIM&HT Tiie lollowifwa Pit-It 001119 1>111,. ""''•'! SEASHORE lllAI.. ESTATE, ISO E. lltll St., S<llle Jilt, c..i. -u. CA '2U7 Oreo Dow Secult, 11' Utll SI , HewPOrt .. Kii, CA '16'.1 .. Tllh bullnftJ la ~ted tty ltl !ft. dl•lclUal. GrKt OOW Stcilelll Tiiis st•-l WM 111..S wllll .,. COUlllV CIH1' of~ Co<.in11 on Dae. ll, 1'71. ,...,r Pvblh'-1 Oranvt ONil O•llY Pllol. Dec. II,,,, 1t1', Jan. I, •• lt71 PUBUC NOTICE 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • ... . . . . . Sul'lday. 0.C.mber 18, 1977 The Bl1p1t Marketplace on the Orqe Coast llnlneu. ln•Hlmtnt & DAIL. Y PILOT lll'lpltyOMnl & ~ot .. n r1111ntW • • . . 500CMO&t DAILY PILOI CLASSIJ;IED ADS ,...,~ .. looh & Motlnt "-'"',_,.,, 'tt•tnOI•. .... , ' fwnd . '°50-~ You Ccin S~ll It, Find It, [ 642 _5678 J Trade It With a Want Ad One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ~"' • 9000 909'( A¥1omobll .. & otntr S.wiua & lltfot• .000.60tt Tto1upono1to11 9100 99ft P\IWJsher't Notice: All real Hlats ad· vert1istt d In th l1 oe~·spuJ>('r lt subject to tti. F~eral Yair Houa· IOI Act of 1968 which mllkea It llltaal to ud vcrtl!lo "lilly pr lttonce, limitation, or dis cri mlnallon hosed on raco. c.x>lor. rellaion. i.ex or national origin. or an 1ntcnllon to muke any ... uch preference. tim1ta tton, or dilcrimln1&tion." Th11 newspaper will not knowin.ly llCCepl UOY ad,·cru slna for real ei>tatt-which ia 1n viola· lion of the law ----Houlff for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VHl:>I 4 ... s 142,000 Stunning 4 bdrm. 3 bath ~le:.u \'erde pool home! Truly an ouL~landing e~· terta1nment home. Huae 'hvmg & family roomb. 2 Frplc 's . !:>paciou!. kitchen & family room over look giunt sporkl-ma pool! Execut1,·e llv· mg at 11 realistic price' See il luda}. C .ill f>.&6·7171 to prO\'ICW. ,~., r J , ~ ? • • r i ' ~ 1 ) "'' '; f ' [~:lfift!Ji~ GOLi' COURSE HOME Super S Dlt, 3 HA. ;1 n1r gar. Lri; l"lt, st11ne frplc. patio on fa1rwuy- fore\·er '1cw S214.000 L.AKEFROMT CONDO Luxury 3 BR, 2 BA. lrg. den, aty. LR, frplc. Nr. clubhouse, set'. gatl!'S- forever view. SI00.000. P.AREL WALKER 675-4144 m lfAlTOll ~~::.~.~~ ....... !~~!!!.~~~.~~ ........ ~~:::.~~~~ ........ I~:::.~~.~~ ........ ~!:!.~~~ ............ !!!~~-~~ ....... . ca .... ,.. I 002 G-...r.. I OOJ G........ I 002IG......a I 002 ca......e I 06J hwffll •!tit ....••...•............• •••·•••·········••··••· ··••••·•·······•·••••····••••···•·····•······· .........•••........•••......••........... ,. ~=~~~~ FINANCING :, OPEN HOUSES SAT. & SUN. 1-5 CAMIO SHORES, 207 MILJIORD DR. A most unusual home -you feel like you are in \he mountains wtth this beautiful canyon view -yet you look down the canyon & the ocean is only a tcw hundred feel away! There's a pn vale community beach ~oo . 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. 5269,500. THI ILUFFS. 359 VISTA MADlltA Owners have bought another home (in the mountains>. & reduced the price on this super clean, end unit, to onJy $144,500. We think this 1s the best l'>uy in the Bluffs -so seC' it today' CORONA OIL MAI -5 llt fl .\'ou · ve been looking for a family s11.t•d home in a terrific location -look no more. Only l ·block to Big Corona, on two lots. Spectacular onental interior built a r ou nd private, beautifully l andscaped patio. The mahogany paneling alone. is worth a fortune ~ Shown by app 't. $330,000 IS THE HOME YOU IUY l'ROTECTED? AJI our listings receive a one year home owner's protection plan to avoid any unpleasant surprises. Just one more reuson more home buyers buy through Harbor Realt,v -how about \OU" '73-4400 HARBOR DM1fon of H.-bor lnnshMftt C•. \\1 F'-\I l·'Y N TAYLOR CO. H.L1\J.Tc tl i~ '.11tl1· l!HI) MANY t SPUHDORIO 2 & DEM IM lltVIHI TilUCI Elegant simplicity, spacious rooms, Clnesl constru c tion & detail, magnificent llv room. handsome den, secluded patio & modest ocean view. Offered al S275,000 Incl. land. SHOWN luf.ECIAL APftOIMTMIMT IALIOA ISLAND -SIH ,500 Whal a great fun plare to live! Step!> to beach, quaint restaurants & unique shops! Lovely 3 sn Corner home incl spac. mstr BR with study. Corner F.P .. 3 baths, south patio. ZOI ftEAJU. Sun 1.s CAMEO HIGHLAMDS S 179,500 View of ocean & hills! A delighll'ul area -quiet li\'ing yet close to shopping. See this great family home Auyer dtdn 'l quallfy ror ROB ? • loan; Th1l> home 111 n·ud.} A P LEM. lor 1mmL-d1ah1 occupa11 l'Y ti you 4u11llfy I\ lot of xlrW>. no paint. no wortc ls ruqulrod m U\1.8 Ii yr ohl horn<·· llurry 1t 11> 11uck on the market unct ~n't. Inst. Sclll'r didn't raise hls price. 546-2313 \V~ hllYl' prO(ll.lr Wh(•r\l lhe ownu1.-s h ... l. nllreed tn help work 61tL flnandn11. :· •LAGUNA llAClt CVlEWl . , O"IN 111 '/ • II ~ II."' 10 •I N~I ' •MIWPORT llA°'1 lHAKOOR Vt:W>-:-it [®lild ~-: .. ~~; Want Ads GfMt'el Call 642·Stl7b Merten Ile .. lat .... 'oo2 ---·6·4-~.s.u.'-··-· ••• .. •• ................ ·· ·--------... macnab I Irvine realty FIHER HOMES PROM S46.000 TO Htl,000 w :4 bdrms, Cam rm, formal di .~-·+ bonus rm. Private front court-yd for entertaining. 3 Private beaches. A GIMI I Move-i n ready in beautiful Baycrest ! Quiet. curved street w;'lots of trees & lush lawns. 4BRs,, 211<,, baths + family room & huge H /F pool on lg. lot! Slb'9.500 fee! See one of the best buys in the area SUH. l·S P.M. 1924 LllWARD LH. <A39 I 450 I SUlRIY DR. Sat/Sun I 2-4 llG CAHYOH TOWHHOMI S Million view of fairway in 2 directions. Choice end unit Pinehurst model. 2 Bdrms. tll'n . 3 baths. closed dbl garage. lmme d . possession Comm. pool. jacuu1 & tennis. 5198.500 61 SIA rlHI LM S .. /Sun I ·5 llG CAMYOM -S249,500 Absolute perfection in this chotcl.' corner Bordeaux model. Completely redecorated in sofl neutral colors. J Bdrms, 3 baths. 3-c ar garage l ltUE CHA TUU ROY AL Sat/Sun 1-5 llG CANYOH Rare find: Plan 1 Broudmurt! \\,cal the a menitie~ of N ewpo1t 's most ·exdusi\'c t·ommunitv . 5 BRs. 3 fireplaces & m~hL iight VlEW!~ Don 'l miss this one! S339,500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (J\40) "LIDO ISL!" ---Gedral 1002 GtMt'll ICJ02 IA YFROHT .APT -FOR LEASE Lovely 3 bdrm 2 bath triple x apartment for le ase. Plush cptng. IJ;(e rms. Terrific bay view & on sandy beach. Close·ln loe. walk to shops . !-i'150 mo . Old World Charm w/generous use of used brick -warm woods - hig h beamed ceilings. 3 BRs, baths. lg. liv. rm. & sunny garden dining rm. w 'fireplace. So. pat10 - on i 1 .. ~ lots -s treet-to-street location. 5240.000 -subj. to probate Harriet Perry 642·8235. CA41) FIX UP OWNER WILL FINANCE! No qualify. mg! Very low down! 4 Bedrooms! Corner lot! Need~lollofwork! RED CARPET, 754-1202 sEI.a ldla ltehui with a Dally Pilot Cl11111lfled Ad. CLASSIPllD HOURS Adve11i~11r~ m11~ place thflr lld11 b)' lt•• phont 1:0011.m.tq~:!IOp.m. Mond11ylhru Prlday I to noon Saturday (.'OSTA Mf:'iA OYFIC"f: :WW. f\1ty • • 842·'671 HUN1"1NGTON Rf:ACll 17'75 RHtfl Rlvd. 540-WO LAGUNA BEACH 1111 Oltnn•yre La&\11\• Beach 494-948& IADDL1!RACK "31~ Pu Road Laaun1 Hllll s&l·l3to NORTH COUNTY dl1I frH IMG-1220 C:UIStPtlD DIADUHIS Deadline ror ropy •kill• Is S:iO p m. ll'lt d1y btfore publlcat~n. tX· ctpt rOI" Kundl)' " Mon· day F.dlllon11 wl'ltn dudUne 11 S1turday. 12 noon. CUSSIAIO llGULATtOMS F.RRORR: Adverllaera ahould chttk their ads dally 6 rtPOrt error• lmmtdlll•I)'. TH£ OAILY PILOT 131umu l111bllltv ror thto Ortl Ill· <'On'eel in11ert ion on I y. CANC•:LJ.ATIONS: When ld llln• 1n ad bt t\.U't to ma kt • rnord or tht Kll.L NUr.t DER liven YOl.I by·yout ad takt'I' •• r~pt Of' your c1n«lh1tlon. Thia kin num~ must bt 11restn· 181 by the 11dverll1er In c ... ofactt.pv~. CANCELLATJon Olt COJUtF.CTJON OJI' NEW AD B&FOR£ RUNNING: • Evet')' effort t. m~ klll or corttrt • nt• 1d U\111 hat been otdtftd • bUt we un~•rllft• C. \o do IO tht Id •1• a)ptat In t~e Piii'\"· 1J~~~l.INKA°': , '""" ~• ,,. ttrlct11 <'Hh in ldnnt't by mall ar at ttnv oo. of ovr of· fltft. NO pftoflf ~ Ooltltne: 3 p.m . Fr1da1. Colta Meo of. ftc. fa ti noon al 1\1 lnfttllom.. THE DAILY PU.OT ~the rtitM t• ~~.-. """"or ~:r--·= tla .......... llotll ..... ,,.... .... . WIS - •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOND REALTY P.RESENTS l'ASTOUL View -Monarch Summit II. Plan H. 3 BR. 2 BA. prof. lndscpd & decorat ed. 5119,500. or!M DAILY. FAMTASTIC Family Home -4 BR. 2 BA, deltahtful kitchen w/new appliances. dinina rm, newly decorated. n ew plus h carpeting thru-out. Prof. lncJscpd. Room for pool. Sll 7.500. OftlM IVERY SAT I :30-4:30. DAMAl'OIMT Duplex -Lrg. 1 yr . new. UPPER 3 BR, 2 BA, w/oceun \ iew for be. $450. LOWER 2 BR, 2 BA. Parking for 4 cars & priced right at $165.000. LAGUNA HIGUIL -4 BR. 2 BA best buy in area. Perfect for family. Master BR sep. from other BR's. $124,900. WISTMIHSTllt °"9tW"'Y s.. hl0·4:30 •• 9jf2Coroft.tAn. B eaut. fumlly home. 3200 sq. ft. 3 Huge BRs, 3 full BA. Prof. lndscpd & decorated. Many amenities. Most beaut home in area. 5149,500. HENTAL Former model home -3 BR. den. 2 . BA, pvt. beach. 2 Pools, tennis crls. leaae option. $460/mo. Plush Blue Lagoon lease -ocean view, 3 BR. 3 BA, pvt. beach. 2 Pools, tennis cr•s. gate guard. Washer. dryer incld in laundry room. S650. R ent or lease option -3 BR. 2 BA, pool. recently decorated & lndscpd. Low maint. S475. Dana Point 831-9411 494-8035 411·2 VIA UDO MORD ,$at/SIM 1.5 WESLEY M.'TAYLOR CO., llALTOM 2111 S. JCHICflM Hilts Roecl NIWPORT CEHTU. N.I . 644°49 l 0 ~ 1002 .... ,.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COMMERCIAL LEASE COROHA DEL MAR -1n the heart or C.Orona de! Mar. Approximately 4000 square feet on around noor plus .2 a.mull apartmenll. Parking for up to 30 outomobilea. 65<" Per IQUllJ'e root. COLI OP HIWl"ORT REALTORS '75-oSll 1 Sl'AMISH ISTATE llACH 2 STORY 4 llt.POOL $71 .. 900 Pttrk·llke grounds enhuncc formul cnlry to thii. ele.:nnl home . Spacious lh·ing room. Fiesta party room over- looks lush courtyard. Wet bar. Gttrden view kitchen. Spanish tile mirrors & wood dramatically blended to complete mood of The California Lifestyle! Open stairs sweep to huge mnster suite &: guest quarters GI '!I try no down. Uurry ! Must FANTASTIC sacnnce. Call 963·7&st DUPLEX ()(1111111 0 ." ~ 'U"' ,,~ '" ... f' e°s~~ 26d~~~ 2 5!f! 1[•-~'~· ;~~,'~'~~~l~·~illl1~l~l rms, 2 frplc 1., aJI bltns., ..:: --= ::1111••••- 1ep. laundry rrm & over· 1lzed 1ara1es. Wood & brick ext w/1hake roof adds tolt&' mautvenee1. Buy u 1 duplex for $289,500 or eaoh unit can be aold separately <llke • con· do> each for $149,500 TWO YRS OLD DUPLIX RARE OPPORTUNITY Live on the bay for only $55,600. Near new. dou· ble wide Mobile Home on Lido Peninsula, with spectacular view of water, boats, 1uJls & re· cently 2 pollcans. Owner. 675-5657 .......... 1002 GtMNI 1002 Close to the beach . ,...,,....,°' ... 3 Br Ii dining. beam clp, fpJc, $162,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cean 3 & 1 BR, cpt'&, ........ Inc ... IMV!STOR'S SPECIAAA PLU 2YRSMIW dtpe, bltm, (car, etc. $119,900 JACOIS REALTY Bu11 W h 1 1 ~ n ~a lt C1r Deluxe Duplex, golt co\lJ'H view. 2 Bedrm each. PrlvaU!, quiet, large 11raae1. Only '110.000 Call 540-1151 HUI OCIAH 675-6670 . "ff' I Nt•w pnrl t-Jlvd N B ! ., ,, 1, •• , '11i)O . ·--~------· $45-000 DOWN Pride ct ownership unlta GtMrll I 002 en.rat I 002 will'I falita1Uc stone ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·::-.' r# HERITAGE . HE Al TORS llreplacH. Eoclosed 1ara1ea. All beauUful spacloua ualU. Owner ~t anotber • muat IMillleel Hurry! Ma01 •UllT HOUSI E"al tnvtetmtnt 0011 with over a.ooo llDIU•. ·cau a.owl sq.ft. prtme Cliff Haven • • bOme. W/tunken llvtn1 m , formal dlnltig rftl, 3 tDlc't, & more I 3 Br 2 Ba. 1156,950. By owner. .....n aft G'K ~a ~\,! 1 llJ. RU\l. ~:::. i:s 1 A1 t.ns HouM S.ttaan 1.U, w -==;;:;.,====---• Pl!fte Rd., NB. · • HlRITJ1GE t-< I Ill I c 1H<.;, - ae: llDlil ILllRS ca. OVER 50 VEARS OF SERVICE REAL ESTATE IROICERS We Have Opentngs In Our Newport Beach Office For Experienced Real Estate Licensees Who Feel Comfortable Lls tln_g And Selllng Homes In All Of Newport Beach's Pratl1lous Areas. Applicants Must Posse11 Hlah lnte1rlty And Be Qualified To Give Top Service To Homeowners And Future Home Owners. Ask About Our Commi11lon Jn~ntlve Pro1ram. All Applications Held Confldentlal. Pl••• Call John MeniJJ,llanager. •t DOY• DltVI 631· 1188 LOVEUISt' POOL Ir JACUUU PLUS waterfall & view of Big Ca nyon. Newport Cen ter & b r eat h taking night lights! Customized Portofino w /fi nis hed bonus. r m . Cu!tom laodsca.ping + too many extras to mention! SEE & fall in love! $212.000. Helen Wooct,. 644·6200. (A42) . HST IUY IN HARIOR VIEW HILi.Si DeUghlful 3 BR charmer w/famil(. rm. that opens to lg. sparkling poo. separaLe cabana & covered patio. Stately trees afford privacy & add splendor to an ideal selling. Sl75,000 incl. land. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200 ... CA43) llAUTIPUL COHVIMIEMT IA YCltESf: See this exclusive. mint-condition Ivan Wells home & fall in love! BRs + lg. family rm & form& dining rm . Private e ntranc approach -full landscaping sliding doors to expansive sheller.eel patios. Avail. for semester opening -priced to sell at S212,000 ree. Tom Allinson 642-8235. CA44 > CAMIO SHORIS VllWl Panoramic .ocean view & steps tQ private beach for swimming & shell hunting. Beautiful. single-story 4 or 5 BR home w :sunken conversation area. Free.flow pool in enclosed courtyard. Appt. only. 8349,500. Donna Godshall 644-6200. <A4S > . MARVILOUS MONACO View of city lights from this .. splendid 3 BR, formal dining rm. home wi dramatic master BR &: bath on lower level. Brk garden patios w !r eflection pool. Tastefully. u p g rad ed w i every a men it y • 5298,500. Jeri Hunt 642-8235. CA4G) " TWO FIREPLACES • Terrific Holiday flome in Harbo View! 2-story -extra lg. master. s uite + silting room -balcony wet bar for easy entertaining formal dining -steps to comm school, park & pools. A BUY a $169.900 lee. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. • CA47) WOOD STREAM D e luxe upgraded 3 BR condo w /dining rm, denistudy. End-uni in prime Eastside location. Selle wouJd like fast escrow! S92,500. Vee. Stinson 642·8235. <A4~ > VACAHT Lon Rare x,o degree view. 7-acres zoned R·l (2 buildable lots>. Oft Ortega Hwy. -s urrounded by estat.es w ;horses le t.eMls court.I -room to• c reate your own lifestyle. *225,oeo. Bcverty Morphy 642·8235. <A49) '41-1%35 644-6200 t01 O...r Drlw Har-.W V'"' C.nter ,,..,.. at Ce~~ Vallley CllMlr 751-14'4 ' .IJ::. ~Y OT Sunct.y. DK.I_., 11. 1177 Ho.Mt Fet-$.a. · 1Hous•1 For SGle ._ s. !........,. .. s. ........ ,., w. ·•••·•· .•.• •••••••••••. .. ••••••••••..••••••••• ............. ••• ••• •• •• • ••••. •• •••• •• ••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• .....,,.. I OOZ G1Mt.. I 002 91 .. IMJ eaurtll lffJ •••'-' lffl ................................. •••••••••••••• . ., .................................................................. . l!S OCIAM VllW *HOMES* YOU SHOULD SEE S"-IHDID IAC« IAY AND SUMHT VltWS Lnvely Blu!ts condo. 3 bdrms.. 212 baths. bonus rm. with e'Cpcnsive slate floor. frpl c. & bays 1de t errace. SL79,500. 302 A voni<la Cumbre loft' del Oro) Open Sun. 12:30 to 4: 30. CORONA DEL MAR South of hwy .. a very mot1rnted seller offers a m ol:it attrnct i ve duplex; front 2 bdrm. w ith frpl<: .. :.ii ways re nted : large rear pa tio scparntes br:.ii)d new rear unit or 2 bdrm. & 2 ba ths. Our-a ges for 4 car s. Asking Sl89,SOO. 511 Acacia. OpenSal.12:30to 4:30.Sun.10-2 OCEAM-MlAR Jus t 4 doors fro m Ocean Bh·d .. beautiful sunsets & boating thru the Jetty . An t·xc:~pllvn alt~· cha rming one-l>f-a·kind 3 bdrm. :--;ew Engla nd ityle home with formal dining rm.; all rooms ha\·e cathctlral c:eihngs. This beauty 1s only 11':? years old. 215 :\la n gold. Open Sun. 12: 30-4: 30. SECURITY IN MESA VERDIE This 3 bdrm. & de n home is eptionally sha rp & lovely. Also has family rm .. formal dining rm .. large frplc .. wet bar & a profess. !>ccurity system. The 3 car garage has tonsidcrablc s torage s pace added. A rcall.v great buy at Sl29.500. 2798 Bluebird. Open Sun. 12 :30-4:30. HARBOR VIEW HOMES ,. The largci.t 1·1€!\·cl 4 bdrm. home L\lontcgo l\lodcl 1. with fa mily rm. & fot·mal d1111ng rm. Close to clubhouse & pool. bul not too dose. The lowest price a\ all able tor t h1:, model. INCLUDI:'\G L AN D ! S145 ,000. 17 12 Port WestbouriH:. Op n Sat. Sun Mon. 12:30·4:30. TUSTIH/ORAMGE AREA <:u l de i.ac location: -I large .. lamily rm. & lrplc. +large ga me r m. Im m ed. po~se:-.s . a \·ail. Lower county t axes. Sl 24.000. 13031 :\la lenu <pleuse <::i ll for direct io ns. l Open Sat. l:!: :m-4 : 30. 7'\9-081 I Fiut ~ Guat W t4 ftu 'Bedg. Nr.v luxury 2800 aq.rt home. iolt!p& from ~·uch. Gracious entry, dbl fpk. formal II\ ang rm, vii ocean '•~w Form1.t d111· 101 rm, fully equ1p'd k1tc-h wtbrt!akra~l bur & t ill· :,eparutl' servlnt; u;Jand Lgt' iumlly rm adjacent to beautiful l u ndHap~d & t iled courtyard. Upstoh s ma.ster bdrm wJwa.lk m closet & pvt b11lh. Addt• uooal bdrms w/buth & 1 with outdoor patio & cx.-ean view. Spacious :! tar garage w/3rd out· door pur ktnll area. For thl' d1scr11ninale. Full t1ro k e r cooper a lio n PrJcc redu ced t o SJlS,000. Open House Sun 1·4PM, 2173 Ocean Blvd. ••••• IAYCREST EXEC POOL 110~1 E complete· ly r~odeled 3 Ur 2 Ba exe t 1 vc home w decor tor patio & pool. 2 Cpk's. al) nc\.\ cpt:.. CJblnt!t:. & tile thruou~ hou:.c Prest1g1ou:. locution Ohl gar & home Just rep:.11nt· t'd. Must see lo a p- p r ec 1 ate . Broker coope rat ion. Priced SJ95.000. Open House Sat. 1 · 4 P ~I . l ti 3 4 Skylark, Nwpt Sch. ACJH O'Heal Properties Inc. 714-751-6373 MEW LISTING! COSTA MESA BROOKVIEW TOWNHOUSE. 3 BR, 21ta ba .. all elec. blt·1ns. brick frplc .. upgraded carpels, 2-landi.capc:d patios. pool area. S94.990' MEW LISTING! OCEAN VIEW! Stell'> to ocean. delu"c duplex. 4 & 2 bdrm. un i t s. P a r k 3 car s. SH19.000! LIDO SANDS Hop, skip or jump to ocean : like new 3 bdr ms .. 2 bathi;, used bn ck frplc .. new kitchen & <ill appl1an c ~·:-.. carpel~. dra po::.. On ly SHS.000~ CORONA DIEL MAR Qcot'an side of hwy. de· llghtfully di:irm1111:: 2 BR. home + nc:ur 1ww .i BH. apt + -I car i:ara):C SH!5,0UO'. Balboa lay Prop. Realtors * 675-7080 * 642-5200 PET BARRETT REALTY (\ 11-..(l'J 'l/¥t• .. f 1 I 1 I I l t 1 "' \''\.\\),. NP11v;.,,._,•' bPdL r, ' 1002 Ge•r•· 1002 4!>0 NEWPOR T CENTER DRIVE 7!>9·0811 1~~~~~~~~~1 ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .......................................... -1--------t JUST LISTED GeMr.. tOO~GeNr.. 1002 COM D U PLEX - •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• completely remodeled. ' ........................ 1 new paint in/out New IRVIME kitchens. Each unit has ~~g.r~rE Glittering Lites !r!>:ld~:!i.iob:,ic!at:1~0 ,Near new Irvine ex-LAGUNA every thing. As king rec uli ve h o m e w /4 Spe nd holidays in 2 Sl78.~.0FHWY b drms. 3 baths . new bed.rm. 2 bath hideaway cpts. cslm drJ)6, circular with deck overlooking Newly remodeled. split bnck outside entry, par-Laguna. Leas t ex. level, 4 bdrms, 3 baths. SEE THESE ~quet entrance hall. mst.r pensive in Arch Beach Oversized lot with poten· bdrm suite. Sunken llv Heights. $ll2,ooo. Va· tial to build large addi-HOMES OPEN l·S This AftemOCMI rm & fmly rm. Raised cant tional units with s wim-• ".frml din rm. Self clean-· ming pool t o boot! UNIQUE IH CAMEO SHotlES -80xl60 ·ra~. 0~:· ~:~~~~~~a~~ ~l11"6. FOR~ s167fTMILY HOME lot , 3 bdrm, colorlul comfort, palatial; lisl. s ame model just • A~ IRVINE TERRACE·S only $228,500. See Vergilene Hull at aold for $14.000 more1~~-~·~'~-~~~~~1 bedrrns, 4 baths, formal ., 4515 Hampden Road. duin you can have lhis dining rm .. family rm.. UNl9UE IN OLD COROMA DB. MAR -3 f>ne for! 641Vi711 fireplace. Entertain bdrm, 2 bath, light, airy, cheerf\.al. ~ Walker & lee COMDO FOR around the s parkling $138.500. See Barbie Hutchings at 507 $62,500 y>'~ orrered at 5244•950· Marguerite Ave. Real Estate This two bdrm is close to . 64 ... 7270 UMIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS ---------1 everything. tncluding Spacious 3 bdrm and den. Un-1'que ------------the beach. Perfect for a couple, single person or floor plan for living and entertaining, If you Just bad a baby. views, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea $175,000 Reduced to Sl5t,500 ~ELL ~ SELL. SELL! Owner desperate. 5 BR. 3 BA. Many extras. Ocean. city ltghts view with sunsets. Call for Oppt. to see Century 21 c~~. ~~;, ~-,~;,3""''. Lane, bring SlS0,000. [ UH19UI IH SEA VIEW -Port Royal. '6;m1J~:l!ilJI great view, lowes t price S255.000. See 'Q'fiJjfJijjt OPE.._. Sh aron Smith at 2101 Yacht Grayling. . .~ f""lll UMl9UE IM THE ILUFFS -vacant, Crocker, '42-5062 Want Ad Results 100 Chww .. 642·5678 lff2 ....................... . ..................... . ON RUBY NEAR BAYFRONT $289,900 Two separate units with 4 & 2 bedrooms. ONAPOLENA $275,000 Remodeled 3 bedroom & bachelor- unit NEW ON OPAL $291,000 Two separate homes with 3 and 1 bedroom units. WATERFRONT HOMES 1450,000 Two individual units on S. Bayf'ront with 3 and 2 bedrooms. Across from Pavilion, VIEW. Owner will exchange. BEACH OUltl.EX ON ... ther • .t175,000 .. Two 2 bedroom units, -Redecorated and sold F\lmi!hed. EAS'TSfDI! COSTA MESA . $130,000 Large corner 2 bedroom & dtn home. SPECIALTY Q1FT SHOP '24,000 Prime maln street location ~ueinventory. SAT/SUH. 1-5 You'll fove entertaining in lhlS lovely 4 bdrm .. FR. 2'h ba. home. Has jus t been totally UP· grade<! lhruout. GOOD LOCATION. Priced to sell at SlJS,000. 1507 MAIUNERS DR., N.B. g reenbelt view4 3 bdrm or 2 + den. now only $142,500. See at 2907 Perla. UHlquE IH HUNTINGTON IEACH -4 bdrm , 400 P lan in The Landing, countless features. clean at Sl44,500. See Vonda Peterson at 5411 Neargate. U,._,lfJUI: li()Mfs· : REALTORS ... THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLll'ilG THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MA.A, 675-«IOO MESA VERDE. 546-6990 • CALL US ad-pg •••• TOR SAtESPEOP-LE .. FOR NOVEMBER CHUCK LoancdT .............. THE THRILL IS BACK when you live on the OCEANFRONT. Fun in the sun and income too in this beautifully upg raded duplex at S376,500. Call for details. 640-6161 MIMI ESTATE with SHIMMERING POOL located near schools and shop'ping Santa and his helpers can make this home look lik e a s pecial HIDEAWAY. Call 640-6161 $64,000 Young couple gave this 3 bdrm home a tou~h of family beauty. Now they must move. Best buy on Wests1<1e! Oh, has detached garage with guest room! Call 546-4141 MESA VERDE'S FINEST and lowest priced 4 bdrm & family room home at only $77.900, but make offer anyway. Highly upgraded, new roof, carpets , drapes & paint. Call 546-41-tl NOTHING TO DO -but move in and relax and enjoy this immaculal& 4 bedrm, 2 bath home on large cut-de·sac lot with Vf!Tt private park like grounds. Sensibly priced to sell at S75,900. Call now, 962-4454 ALL ADULT LIVING is yours in ~eautiful Huntington Landmark Condos with million dollar recreation facilities and 24 hr s ecurity g uard. 2 Bedrm. 2 bath for 565,500. 3 BR, 2 BA for 567.900. Call now, to see one or both. 962·4454 Servmy Cos.la Me~a lrv•nP Hurll1rHJlt·" f.k o1c h N ewport t:Jear:.h Ge111,.1 10025tMNI ~ 1002 ····~········································· Q.OSE TO IACtC IAY -4 BR, lo/.C' BA condo. Located in the prestigious Bluffs. A tremendous value atSllS.500. LOOKING FOR A DUPLEX? -Check out this prime Corona del Mar location. Close to shopping. school & chufches. · & of course the Pacific Ocean. Asking $152,500. WAHT A LARGE LOT? -4 BR Turtle Rock Broadmoor Plan III. It h.as a formal dining rm + a family room. wood deck patio + a super anxious seller . $129,900. LOOICl ... G FOR SOMETHING SHAIP? - This 3 BR condo has it all! 2112 Yrs new. 21"2 BA. 2 sty. Decorated prettier than a model, no corrlmon walls. 1 Yr. home warranty. New on the market & priced rightat$91,900. If YOU DOM'T IUY rT. • .SOMEO ... ~ ELSE WILL -Turtle Rock Broadmoor Plan 1. 3 BX. form al dining room, lrg. lo.t. tiled entry way, located ~ the gentle sloping bills of Irvine. Vacant & ready atS114,900. . MANI YOUll TIRMS -Lrg. Corp. bought from their employee this 3 BR. l~ BA home in Irvine. They just want to get it off their books. It's a nice home & a real opportunity for someone to make a good deal. Asking $85,000. 640-9900 \\I .IJ ·~,. l~l·:.\I :r' ' .. 11 lf,M fq .. q • .1:1 ~I' J/f''lH f flf ;,<I• ------------- .... , .. t l002 SALES ASSOCIATE PHU~ BENSON Of'IH HOUSE SUM I ·S .. ,. ' . 9212 Scougall. Huntington Beach 3 BR. H-4 BA $69,900 QUIET CUL-DE-SAC S6'.t00 3 bedrooms. 1:\4 baths. close to all schools. p a tio w,·cedar decking, dis hwasher. near new hot wate r heater. 1:? block to beac h. IY THE SEA 567,900 Walking di s t a n c e.' t o b e ach. community pool. 3 bedroom. H 2 bath. c o ndo . Le nde r will finance to investors. 11055 MCICJl'OHo St. Fowttoift Valley 963-131 I Personali:ed Designer Pattern \1,\1)1-: 1-:ASY 71710, Jock•• 71651, Ponta A cropped jacket I• tcorMd with nwn-tailored pnnta fOf' a smert looking pent• 011U'1t.. OuUona ond chain looJ>8 fonn the cl<M1ing or Lho coll1u leu jlM!kot. The atrai«bt. cuffed pant.a aro aot on a wui8lbttnd e.nd feel\lrea a Oy- Cl'ont. Tb4 J11ckot 1717101 ia cut in Mines 8-18 and re- qulroa 1 518 yds. of 45" f1Jbr1c for 8lu 12. The pfll'IUI (716611 ere cuL in M1Hes6·l8 ond require• 2 718 yd• of 45" fobric for siw 12. To ord•ri send pallom nvmbc; air.c, name, nddreu and zip. Price: •2.00 for ~ACll• p11Ltem plu11 30C 11hippin11 nnd h&ndling or both foe •3.50 Dlu1 60t 1hiooin11 ond hundling. rot•a, Sp•rtaw•or & Mi1c•llonH11• Potl•m 8oolc $1. pollpalcl. • Du •• s ... Tip ttoolc, $1.00 poatptild. Ma e check pavablc to Spadea, !11 011 to thlll ne spaper. c 'O Spadea, 2 Bndce St .. Milford. N.J. 08848. Dept. Cx·I~. lnternational Designer Pattern MADE EASY Jdul fbr wint.r weather, thl• f)tnt.a 1ulL l'e•lUN• 'Pfin- oe11 ·~•mln1 on the col111rloa1~0llble4n••ted Jacket. Tllo eU--1,tl\ pon\a ,,. darlad and fftc;ed, with a aid• slPI*' cloaln•• 7;2060 11 cul in Ml .. •• \().18 end r~ qv1t• 4 )Ida. of 54" fhbrlc fdr 1i:w 12. T• ..,._" •~d llfUAn pumbor', elu , ntme. add,_.• Md sip. PTice: •2.00 pl~ 80C 1hlppm1 and lu111dllftt. C.••" $¥111& ffta-llil•• I'••'-...... $l.10,,.11,e1L O.tlr•' S.wTI, 1 .. 1a. Sl.00 ,. • .,.1 •. Ma~e chec~p17atllt to Sr>ad ... Mall to \1\111 lllWtpaper, ~o • pll()H. I Bndlt Stl, Mitford. NJ • .... Dtpt.Cp-1S. ,I . ' !!~=-~~ ...... ~~~.~~ .. -.. ~.~~ ....... ,~.~~ ........ ~.~~ ... : ... [~~.~~....... QJnday, Oeoember 18, 1'71 DAILY Pit.al • •• IA 100 •w•• IMJ •11utl 100J•1•cwl 1002 ••••ti ·ttoz·•• .. r• 1002 H•HtFors.le W.....'°9'54t ......_,_549 ... •. :te: ........................................................................................ , .......................................... ··········:············ ~ ................... 00····~····:;··········.·· .. • ... . Gwr• 1002 ,.,.. I ... , · TltE STWIES COMPANY REALTORS 640-5711 180 Newport Center Or., N.8 . PllSEHTS •Bir Canyen Golf Course Estate• The ultamate in Ii ving luxury on nearly 'h ac. lot. Enter parking court thru remote control gates for privacy & security. Marvel at nearly 7000 sq. ft . home ideally d esigned and decorated for formal entertaining, yet has a cozy den for relaxing. a separate game room/wet bar for casual parties, spectacular Cree form pool/jacuzzi and separate pool house for wet fwi, 5 huge bedrooms, s~ baths. breakfast nook, and of course an exercise room. IOOZ GMffel 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• f .~'' • ~1. l1 .. ,.: ~ .<--~![! FORMEll MODEL SUPER SHAii' $15,900 Spacious entry""'.,,all .of former modtll home. leads to large, f uxurlous li ving room finished wllh premium grade wall & noor covering1>. Natural wood burnin' fireplace, profossionally land!.caped. Owner needs fast sale. Hurry, call Eliol 962·7788.KIY REALTORS. PANORAMIC VIEW From this immaculate 4 bedroom home in TURTLEROCK HILLS. The many trees and spacious lawn give a park-like setting. Close to schools. $159,000. SECLUDED, SPECIAL Lovely 3 bedroom, family room Tiburon home in Lusk Harbor View. Quiet cul de sac. Green, woodsy yard. This will appeal lo the most discriminating buyer. $189,000 fee. OCEAN .AND HARIOR VIEW Plus nite lights, too! And that's not all. French doors, Private patios, Pool, wood decking and a master bedroom suite with library . complete the picture. S22S,OOO. SECLUDED CONDO IY THE SE.A Secluded Newpart Crest plan with 3 bedrooms, step-down living room w/wet bar and fireplace. Stained glass. French doors to large open deck. Many up~rades. $127,500 and you own the land. EMERALD IA Y -VIEW Fabulous family home in private community. 4 bedrooms, formal dining room. family room. beamed cathedral ceilings, & immaculate. Secluded patio. Private beach, 6 tennis courts, pools. Exciting at S329,000. lltVIME TEltRACE A house with great potential! Small view. fee lot in prestigious neighborhood. Formal dining room, family room with fireplace. Low maintenance yard. $175,000. SHOWS UICE A MOOR 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! ! IWITIFUl IUY IN IA YcuST Bright.& beautiful 3 bedroom, den & large country kitchen. Large, aunny rooms & a lovely rose garden, all with a traditional look. Sl84,500. UMIVBSITY PARK HOME In popular Village Ill. An attractive 3 BR detached residence with a private courtyard and separate yard. Family and Dining roqms. A ''best buy" at $107 ,000 inclUdlng t~e land. JUST USTED-IAYSHOllS Lovely 2·story home on Bays hore Dr. 4 Bdrm .• Fam. Rm., 4 bath, overlooking beautiful lanai. Close to private beach & Marina. 13'15,000. WULA CH.ARMa 2 bedroom home with separate 3rd bedroom & bath o,.er garage. Spacious innerJ patio with built.in wood s torage tor the fireplace. Fun decor, excellent' location and ID immaculate condition for only 11S'1,000. . ~ OP TUlnl IOC«I Laib on a hill with an extra large, private lot ls this 4 bedroom plus f Jmlly room home. Seller will help finance. Bring your f amity bome for tho holidays $144.000. OPEN HOUSES 1·5 PM C.AMEO SHORES -from the moment you enter lhe courtyard gates of this Cameo Shores beauty you are aware of an immaculate 4 bedrm + pool 'hom e. Totally upgraded, MAGMIFICEHT VIEW. Offered at $375,000. Open Sun; 4639 Gorham Or. H.ARl<>a VIEW LUSK -tri-le-1el home has many custom features. Large courtyard, beautiful olive tree and m anv rose bushes. Bltn bookshelves, formal dining rm, paneled family rm w /parquet floor, huge pool. Open Sat; 873 Sandcastle Dr. TURTUJtOCK IROADMOOR. -newly of· fered, 3 bedrm, family rm. home. Corner Jot. Approx 1750 sq. ft. Nicely landscaped. Vacant. Owner anxious. Offered at $119,900. Open Sat/Sun; 19322 Sierra Bello SPYGLASS -HST V .AWE -beautiful 3 bedrm Portsmouth model features beautiful pool and jacuzzi. Super dee£ 3 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/S\Ul; 8 Monterey Circle. SPYGLASS -This papular Portsmouth model ofrers 3 bedrms, 2 bath: 'Immaculate condition. 3 Car garage.· ;Approx 2 yrs old. Also offers beautiful ·ocean view. Tinted windows. Owner 0will carry large 2nd trust deed .. .offered at.$298,000. Located at 19 San. Mateo Way; open Sunday. OTHER PROPERTIES llG CANYON DEANE -most popular Versailles model, end unit. Gorgeous night view with Catalina as a bonus. Highly upgraded. Priced to sell. 11.UFFS FtRST OFFUIMG -spectacular Bay View, one-of-a-kind enlarged Bluffs 3 bedrm home w /3 baths. This home provides excellent privacy with beautiful courtyards. Rlgbly up- graded. Call for details. CORONA DEL MAI DUPLEX -this duplex h,as been completely remodeled new carpets thruout, new paint inside a nd out. New appliances. Each. unit features: 2 bedrms, 1 bath. Highly desirable rental area. NEWPORT IEACH -Call us to see this outstanding 4 bedrm, 21h bath home in Of\e o f Newport's finest areas. Beautifu..l family kitchen area with custom snutters, wet bar in family room. pool size yard, close to com- munity tennis & pool. All this for under Sl.80,000 Fee. COSTA MESA n1rux -teduced ! 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. 675·3411 LU S K ~ I~ I· . \ L I Y ,; J' ) It I I I) I /\ •. • \ s" I I ( (I 2 SIS E Coo't Hwy Corona d <·I Mor PENINSULA POINT OPEN SUNDAY I TO 5 1723 OCEAN BLVD. 4 Bdrm., 2 ba. home. All amenities, Lovely area, few steps to beach. $189,500 BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR ! i ~ t-• y • (I ! 'I • .J • • t 1 r) f, J () I I 81•r.. tOOJ 8M1tl 1002 .................................. ·--·-· . CE 00181 1~1111 CD. • QVEFf ,SO YEt<fl,S OF sEfN/ce . • New Llatine. One Of A Kind, Bautll\i. QMery, SUllDY, Street To Strada. One Sty Home. Three Bedroom. Two Batbt, Lr1e. Llvtn1 Room Sep. Dinlnl Room, ~'Sun ROom PIUI Soilh Patio. Bally An Immaculate ,rorne. Bullt By, Holatelll. Pl'lced at 1235.000. · A .. JflY or Newport•• Listing. REALTORS 675-5511 ora. HOUSES '35 WIST IA Y AVE -Choke tpot °" the IALIO.A PIHHIMSUL.A: CloM to M..,.,.+ HCll'tMr yacht cllllt. Step Otlt tM fr'Ollt door to • 1.-dy bMcJ.. Lonfy, ct11'-Mitt Cape Cod. Hne .._ ... ,.. • • lt·Z lot wfflt rOOtW to ...... 21td .-.. OHH SUH 1·4:30 ,. ... $350,000. 4 4 'I SI AW A R D -C 0 It 0 H A HIGHL.AteS -Swprfn iR CONM def Mw.AJIM ... IMMMwtHt ... -..... •It ..,.., to W, fHUY tM costs. .Also • gn .. swtcHlng pool for yow,.._.. fr relu.,... or private bMclt. or84 S.AT & SUH 1.4:30. S 165,500. 2036 PH.ALAROPE, MeH Verd• - Owaer/... ••b Hie tM1 wHlc-...d. lxcelleet 1-... two 1tory fWly hotM MWly ~fed. fonnal dlMtcj f"OCMft, fCllftllly root11 c_,..ed. lt'1 a befr. <>Pa. SAT I to 5. SI 21,000. CDrin to Ploc...._ to Sw• to Phalarope I. • #49 JASMIHI DltlVE -J.ASMIHE CltEB ' -OM YM IMIYe beft waffWM) fw. ,.._ 6 mid ...... My dKoreted: ............. wlfft prl••t• 1hldr •Rd ecen •l•Wi .. ,... b•dro09 ltotm• '" print• c~ltr. TIMHIS. pool, fe1e1111l. chmtia .... W...,_ .... lfYMg Is ""' -ltlM!MIH. I bow btca11se I live there tao. Jee111 Cole. SZ2s,ooo. OPEN SAT & SUH 1-4:30 IY A,,OINTMEHT C.AMEO SHORES -OcemtYi~w. Your choice of leaw, S.OH/opti°" or pwclNIM. llftmaculate l be~. altd faMily room. ~ft-a lanje CCM"Mr lot. ltoot1t fOf' lftMll boat or llROforitofne storacie. $259,500. EASTSIDI COSTA MESA -le•IM 5 Ye« old ..... Eodl ............ .... ~ ... 3 ••••• ,...2 ........ .. Eedt ... wood ...... ' .......... ..... elec~ ~pl-.cn. ..... ill. • 11w. $146.SOO. CO.OMA DB. MAR -0 If ~ por.y .... DUPUX. 2·2 ... ...._....._ 0,... ....._ ·.. wood 9MI glass. Two •torr· Price nclllc-4. s 192.~ CAST A Da SOL -Mew patio ..._ wfftt 2 ~ dell. ... v..-OC~ CMI CerMr lot with • •lew. Cllltral eir coacliff 11tJag. .. gNdld c..,.ts. Hl9 ..try, .. ror9d doMt ......_ A.,. co•u•::r· t.cW11 pool. f...U, cltdte.o.... ••..-else rooa. C ... 1.11 recreatloHI fedlffn. $15, 910. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 L C...t Hwy .. C--.. M• 675-5511 1002G ..... 1002 ········-·············· ........•..•....•..•... DEAR SANTA ••••• PLEASE UIMG ME A. •••• ATRIUM view from the d ining area in this 2·story Newport Shores A·frame; huge patio off secluded ms tr. bdrm. 8107,000 JACU%%1 with an ocean \"iew: sensational Newport Heights 2 BR. + guest/in-law quarters: Kings Rd •• hillside lot, like new. S265,000 •atSTIGIOUS ADDRESS Near Back Bay, 4 ~R. + maid's rm., huge tam. ~m.. formal dining rm., gracious oentry, poolsize yard. $279,500. llACH HOUSI· near ocean. 2 BR. + study, park-like settin~: lush & secluded. All the goodies! Ohly $137 .000 DAVfDSON REALTY I• I , '"t tl•l ~, /')/') . , 'J '·· I •• '.: IJ,"J '10(,l) ' - ................................................................... -"' CHRISTMAS CUAltAMCI NICI SL.ASHID Take advantas• of the aeUcr's "i>re·Chrtstmas" sale on thla llko new 3 bd, 2 ba Fountaln Pl:ita special. Lovely yard atrium. Short walk to pool & c l ubhous e fa cl lllit:s. Give your family a Happy !°'><'w Year w/this d1:1ightful ofCer1ng. Only $U7,SOO ! &M>·7711 MIWPC>aT DUPLEXES Two NEW duplexes from $179.000! Prime Newport He1ghls loca· lions! Firi;t user depreciation Is super. Fast escrow. All 3 bdrm, 2.,.. bath units. Jo1 to water. Best buys in Newport-PLUS·• peek·•· boo ocean view. Call last MB-7111 -o;.N Ill O•" HIJN rollf NI(!• fBilMtl VA TERMS ~LYS62,500 Be!it buy ln the area. Air conditioner and some other nice xlra's. Calling us ls a must -The do1 bites! A quick escow and this yea r 's best Christmas present is yours. 54$-2313 a-fN 1119 • 11Sll)N10 81 N"'I' HORSE EST ATE 1 acre with a beautifully landscaped elegant Ranch home. 4 Bdrm. 2b baths. Covered stables. Many :imenlt.les. Call anytime 549-3344. A gt. MOUNT AIM VIEW NEWHOUSE BARGAIN 745 E. Peralta Hm.Dr.AMhtim Shown by appt only to qualified buyers. <7J4) 521·8430 Courtes1 to bkn. ------· MAIYaOUS MONACO can us about this im· maculale one owner, 2 bedroom. converli ble den home In Harbor Vlew Hom es. The owner's meticulous car e lo every maintenance nee4 will impress you. And the hl&hly com· petiUve price of $136,500. fee will 'please your pocketbook. C4ll 644-72 I I ~NICi[l [ll\IUY & AC,50(11\l £5 IALIOA Pa.IH. S Years )'OUDI, duplex, 3 up & 3 down: ocean side of blvd. Pride of 0"1lersblp rroperty; 1ood r enta history. Sl89,000 Including land! 673-3663 642·2253 Eves associated ,, w' "' f u ·. "' ~ /'t l f ~-," s • • ~ ~on i ,. ' u, 1 POOLHOMll! $51,tOOll VATBMS Tremendous 3 br home wt ovenlz.ed ram. rm & massive brick frplc, located on quiet. MCtuded st. Seller must anove In a hWTY & wlll entertain any reas. of· fer. lf you're a Veternn, lbtt C*n be purchased with NO DOWN PAYMENT!! 754-7100 MAGt ... CIMT vtlW of the white water at UttJe Corona and a wooded canyon. This artistic gem is localed south of the highway on delightful Hazel Drive. Features 3 bedrooms, den & fireplace. Loaded with charm. ReallstlcaUy priced at J375,,000. Call for brochure. HIGH OM A HILL Gorgeous view of ocean, hflls and greenbelt. Professionally decorated 3 bedroom, family room home . Beautiful secluded free form pool. Deluxe appointments throughout -Top Corona del Mar residential area. Proudly offered at $235,000. DUPUX lil&.AIM Corona del Mar charmer. 2 bed.rooms in each unit both with front entry • built·in kitchens • Income S6601mo. Just reduced $8000. Interesting financing possibilities. Owner says bring all offers. Don·t wait! HOME & SHAIP IMCOMI UHIT Top Corona del Mar location. Cozy 3 bdrm, 1-~. bath with fireplace. Lots or wood and glass and a sensational 2 bdrm and den rear unit with sundeck. Priced for fast sale at Sl89,500. CaJi close in 1977 if you hurry. COUNTRY IH5USH You will think you are in a model when you view this 3 bdrm, family rm home · f'ormaJ dining. Beautifully upgraded and decorated with stately English charm • Secured community with pools, Jllcuzzis & tennis courts. '$105,~ includes the land. DECOWATOR'S DEUGHT Clean 4 bdrm, 2"2 bath home just waiting for your personal decorating touch. Private patio with barbecue, secluded atrium, formal dirung rm & a cozy family rm. Owner says bring all offers. $132,900 includ~ the land. CALL 673-1550 311 MAHrUlllT1. COIOMA OIL MAI ~~.~.~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS II UMl9UI IM '1 Does the ~bl a]>peil to you! If ao. consldv joining the prestigkMH offtces of Unique Homtr . fOr a fantastic 1978. A~ celerated commlul~h ac:hedule, Jn.house swing loans, creative sales a.ids, computer terminal & active training & ~· mi.Wstrallon. Be unlqUe in '78 with Unlqne Homes Real F.at.ate, mt• tact J Im Wood ~t 61~. ON WATER NEWPORT S125,000 Unobstructed view condo with 2 bdrms. Adult, prestige, security. V1EWCONDO NEWPORT $159,500 Three levels of interesting living with water & night lights. 3 bdrm, dining rm. comer location. BEST .. POINT" HOME $275,000 Prestigious corner across from Bayfront & steps to Ocean. Open and interesting 2-story, 4 bdrm. fam. rm & den home. Soaring inside· greenhouse. ON BALBOA ISLAND $298,900 Beautiful young two story duplex with spacious 4 & 3 bdrm units. Balconies & patios for indoor-outdoor living. Live in one , and enjoy the benefits of an income property. ! THREE UNITS UDO S450,000 Beautifully decorated units across from best Bayf ront. Especially lge • 2 bdrm, with patios balconies and . much more, Owner will exchange. VIEW, WATER & LIGHTS 1425.000 Fabulous Irvine Terrace home with privacy Md presUge. Gracious 4 bdrm, ram. rm home with pool & beauUCul decor. You own the land, too! O!MDUPLEX • $175.000 $167,500 Crnr DUPLEX lse/ opt. PENINSULA HOME COST~ MESA FIXER VIEW CONDO HOME IRVINE CORNER CONDO ., $163.500 $73,950 -.~ '94,950 ... I . • «•~~.;;;.;;;::.;..;:..;,;:;~-----..;&u::;.:;rtd9y::::i•· o.ce==--=:;;...;,:1 .. =-:.:1':.:".;. ~-~~ ....... ~.~~ ....... !!4!'!:::.~~ ....... I ~:!.~~~ ....... ~:.~~ ....... ...... ~1111 ec,_.S. lfr•",_S. ....... Fers.M · .,,..,.. 1002 G1•r.. 1002 c.-i .. MW 1022 Corw .. M .. 102 .... IOJ4 .................................................................................................................. •···········••········• ....................... ··~·········································· enm" 1 • .,.,_. llH ••••-' 1002 •••r• 1002 MESA YllDI ~·········· .. ···-·························· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOOK! COMPARE! eoutrraYc&.UI C:=~~T~~O. 1 TUMIHDOUS V Al.UIS IH laVlHI VILLA.. b h LOCATIOM LOCATION s Bedroom, ~ at : lmmac. 3 BR, 2 BA, in one of the best 1. Lowest priced 2 bdrm. condo in local Please call 831·0295 areas in Costa Mesa. Beaut. big yard, M/L _o_wner __ ,a...::co_. ___ _ ~AL ;m:m; ·2~ EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. MCM>020 TIMING ••• .is essential to purchasing real estate. Buying at the right price is the name or the game! Beautiful Bluffs 3 bdrm., 2 ~ bath y . Plan condo~ Fantastic greenbelt view; you own the land! Call for details. WELL KEPT We have a secret -a 3 bdrm .• 2. bath home in pristine condlton; best location in Newport Bea eh! Not , publicly listed & at a price we really cannot believe! Better hurry! close to all schools. Priced to sell, SSl.910 hurry call today. • * * * * IALIOA IS""'"" "'4E.ATH CHARMEtt 2. Where else can you find a 4 bdrm., Beam ceiling, walk to shoJ)6. market. 2'h bath home with mt. & golf course See this one. views, community pool & jacuzzi, ten· nis, bike trails ... you name it -this· home has it. Fee land. too. $109,950 * * * * * We are aU;o offering a very fine 2 bdrm., 2 bath condo in a great location. Neat & clean, quiet. convenient. Pool & all other condo amenities. $51,tOO CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 l!DROOM ••633 Lido Park Dr. #A·l, N.B. 673· 7300 S215,000 Sun. 12-4 DIRECTORY •28 Lakeview, Woodbridge, Irv. 759~ $114,950Sati Sun all day 1638 .. B" Iowa St, M. Verde.CM · 545-9491 $59,900 SatiSun 12·4 ....... ....,*"....,,..,. ........... c .. ,, ......................... ... -........ .,..... ... .., ..... I ... _ ... ....,.. D.n.Y MOT W/Mf ADS.,..,_ ................... .,,.. .. ..-4 ..... _. .. , .......... -.. ...... .., .... -..,. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IB>ROOM ~2 El Encanto. Dana Point 496-7711 S85.000 Sunday 1·4 432 Westminster. Npt Hts. Npt. Bch 752·1920 Sl15.000 Sat &Sun 1·5 !.1715 Bitkley. Huntington Beach 898·7855 $63,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN 300 E . Coast Hwy #50(DeAnza Vil.> 642·8235 SS0.500 Sa 1·5/Sun.11-3 •2927 Perla <Bluffs) N.B. G40·8826 $154.500 Sat/Sun 1-S 110 Orchard. Irvine 752-1700 $76.900 Sunday 1·4 •22915 Bonita,R. Viejo, El Toro 642·5200 s.59,900 Sunday 1·5 3 IEOROOM 4515 Hampden Rd,CamShrs,CdM 675-6000 $228.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 507 :\larguerite. old CdM. CdM 675-6000 $138,500 Sat/Stl'hl·S •2907 Perla. the Bluffs, NB 675·6000 $142.500 Sat/Sun 2625 Vist a Ornada. Nwpt Bch 640-1350 $176.000 Sunll-4:30 31086 Via El Rosario. San Juan Capo 496·7711 $79.500 Sat &Sun 1·5 29252 Ridgeview Dr., Laguna Beach 751-31911831·0295 SaVSun 1·5 1803 Iowa. Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa 751-3191 S79,900 Sunday 1·4 ~*°15BroadSt .. <NptHgts>NB 675-4961 $145.000 Sunday 2-6 1213 S. Driftwood, Santa Ana 847·f>Ul0 566.000 Sun. 12 :30-4 :~ *10710 Peony Circle, Fountain Vly 554·3576 579.960 Sat/Sun 11·5 2 Rue Chateau Royal <Big Cyn> N.li. 644-4910 $249.500 Sal: Sun 1·5 2289 Republic. Costa Mesa 641$-7 171 S74,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 215 '.\'1 ari gold. C<>J'ona del Mar i59·0811 Sun. 12:30-4:30 207 Milford Dr,CamShrs,C<iM 6734400 S269,500 Sat Sun 1·5 3145 Court Ln. Costa Mesa 546·2313 S78.950 Sat/Sun 1-4 •=49 J asmine Dr. Corona del Mar 675·5511 S225.000 Sat. Sun 1·4:30 819 S. Broadway, Santa Ana 540·3666 S52,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2708 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 752·7315 8225.000 Sat.' Sun 1-4 ·~ :\Ionterey Circle. Spyglass 675"3411 $249.500 Sat Sun 1·5 -106 Plata. Newport Beach 731·4911 107 ASt. Peninsula. N.B. Sun 1·5 631·1400 $26:).000 Sat&Sun 4102 Brisbane. univ. Park. Jr\'. 631·1400 594.950 Sat &Sun 19 San Mateo Way, Spyglass 675·3411 $298,000 Sunday 1·5 2792 Circle Dr. <Bayshorcs) N'.B. 640-0020 Sun. 1..S 20112 Orchid. Back Bay 642·5200 S70.900 Sunday 1·5 2481 Irvine Blvd., "C", C.M. 631·1400 $89,500 Sunday 3 IR & GUEST 415 Pirate Rd. <Cli l'tHaven l NB 646·0931 SlSG.950 Sall Sun 12·5 3 IR & FAM RM Of' De. 21730cean Blv.d .• Balboa Penin 751·6373 5315.000 8\,ln. 1·4 125 Bolsana <Porta Fina), Lag. Bch 4.99·4551 '279.000 Sun 11·4 2284 Fonnu.m. College Pk, CM 1 •• 545-4289 $86,500 Sat/Sunl·4:30 201 Pearl Ave. <Balboa Is l) N.B. 644-4910 $189 500 Sun l·S 3214 Moatana, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $82,500 Sunday 1·5 9372 Grand Or. Huntington Beach 963-7881 S70,000 Sunday 12·5 4633 Cam. Sbrs. Dr, Cam. Sbrs, NB ~·2848 $425 000 0$)0D Daily 1·5 *21 Balboa Cova, NewPQrt Beach 152.192C saso.ooo &aaclay 1.5 19812 Windjammer. HunUnato. Bcti 898-7855 1119,000 Sat/Sun 11-5 302Avenida Cumbre (~fs> N.B. 759001 Sl79,500 Slln. U :a<M:M ·~~bird (MeeaYll'de)C.M. $129.aGO SU.U:JCM: .. . \ 436Cambridge. Newport Beach 540-3666 $109.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2:_725 Fremont. Costa Mesa 540·3666 S82.000 Su n. 1-5 19322 Sierra Bello, Turtlerock 675-34ll 5119.900 Sat Sun 1-5 2951 Catalpa <Eastbluff) N.B. 67J..8550 5194.000 Sunday 1·5 1515 Cumberland. Westcliff. NB 546·5880 SlSS,000 Sunday 1·5 •12402 Browning, Tustin 552·7500 1735 Iowa, Costa Mesa Sun. 1·4 540·1720 S89,950 Sunday 1-5 1038 Sea Lane, HVH, CdM 675·6000 $180,000 Sun 1-5 •3606 Seabreeze <HVHills ) CdM 644·6200 Sl75,000 Sun. 1·5 4 BEDROOM 5411 Neargate. the Landing, HB 546·5990 $144,500 Sat/Sun 11·3 •6052 Jade. Huntington Beach 962-7788 .S77.900 _ Su nday 1-5 •17511 Luther <Culverdale> Irv. 551·0714 Sl25.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5881 San Souci, Huntington Beach . 898·785.5 S76.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 345 University Dr. J ·2, Costa :\tesa 546·2313 584.900 Sunday 1·4 935West Bay, Bal Penn. Balboa 675-5511 5350.000 Sun 1·4:30 •4639 Gorham Dr .. Cameo Shores 675·3411 5375,000 Sunday 1·5 16321 Timothy La., Westminster 962-4454 • Sunday 1-5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEN •1839Sabrina Terrace, N.B. 631-1400 · $425,000 Sat. & Sun. 421 SeviUe, Balboa Pen Pl, NB 964-1681 Sat/Sun 12·5 27922 Calle Be lmonte. San Juan Capo 751·3191 $85,500 Sat &Sun 1·5 2324 S Pt. Durness. <HVHmes> N.B. 644·2601 $159,500 Sunday 1-5 24 Inverness Ln, Big Canyon, N.B. 759-0087 $320,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2.5Pinehurst Ln. <Big Canyon> N.B. 644-0786 . Sat/Sun 1·5 4501 Surrey Dr, Cam.Hilllds,C<lM 6444910 $179,500 Sun. 12·4 •4531 Camden <Cameo Shores) CdM 644·6200 $349,500 Sat/Sun1·5 1915 Windward (Baycrest) N.B. 642·8235 SaUSun 12:30·4:30 •2101 Windward, Baycrest, NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1507 Mariners Dr., Newport Beach 833-8600 $135,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 :.>45 Garfield, Costa Mesa 556·2660 $74,900 Sunday 12·4 3286California St. Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $77,900 Sat 12·3/Sun 1·5 829St. Clair, MesadelMar, CM 546-5880 Satl·5; Sunl2-4 18317 Foxglove Way, U. Prk,Irv. 833-9781 $109,950 ·Sat/Sun 1-5 14942 Elm, Irvine 54().3666 $119,500 2010 Balta PL. Costa ~esa Sunl·5 546·2313 $120,900 Sunday 1·5 :sRed Rock, Deerfield, Irvine 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5· 1712 Ft. Wltbrne, HV Bms, NB 759-0811 $14.5,000 Sat/SUn/ Mon 12: 31M: 30 •2077 Mandarin, Costa MeJa 64,6-7171 Sl42.000 Sat/$un1·5 ~1 Sonny Cir, The Ranch, ln·ine 752·7315 $103.950 Sat/Sun 1-4 itl4Shasta. Univ fark. Irvine 752·7315 8137 ,650 Sat/Sun 1-4 280akdaJe <Wdbrdg> Irvine 613-8550 $124.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2101 Yacht Grayling, Nwpt Bcb 675-8000 $255,000 Sun 1·5 3428 Santa Clata, Costa Mesa 648-~ Sun. 12:-.C:30 3'MO Harding Way, Mesa N., C.M. 645-atlf 111,000 sun 1·5 2111 ~Vllta ~1 Eastblutl, NB ~H48 1111..,uu Sunday 1.:.t •lll&iAi!Wlrd <Baycrest> NB • 142-1135 1118,ttoo Sun.1·5 14636 Oval <Walnut Square> Irvine 833·9781 $53,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 1192 Mitchell Ave. #104, Tustin 833·9781 SSl,900 SatiSun 1·5 1061 Dover Dr. <Dover Village), NB 645-~l $85,500 Sun 1·5 2 IR Ir FAM RM or DIEN 2444 Vista Nobleza. Bluffs. NB 631-1800 $157,500 Sunday 2·5 61 Sea Pine Ln <Big Cyn > N.B. 644-4910 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IB>ROOM 2960 B Greenville. Santa Ana 540·3666 $68,900 SatiSun 1·5 J IR & FAM RM or DEM 359 Vista Madera,TheBlfs,NB 673-4400 $144,500 SatiSun 1·5 345 University Dr. D·2, Costa Mesa 646-3108 589.500 Sun 1·4 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE J IEDROOM •29 Canyon Island, Big Cyn, NB 759-0087 $169,500 Sunday 1·4 621 Shasta Lane, Costa Mesa 646·77ll Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE Z IEOROOM 4604 Seashore, Newport Beach ... 673·6900 $175.000 Sunday 21R&2-l IR 616 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 640-4708 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 2 II Ir 2 IR 414·414'h Acacia, Corona del Mar 673-8494 S199,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 511 Acacia , Corona d el Mar 759-0811 $189,500 Sat. 12: 30·4: 30, Sun 10-2 3 IEDROOM & IACH 323 Apolena, Balboa Island 673·6900 $275,000 3 IR & I IR 415·415'r.z Heliotrope, CdM 644-4848 $230,000 3 IR Ir 3 IR 512 Bolsa (Npt Hgts) N.B. 64f>.n71 $185,000 SatiSun 1-s 3215 Clay, Npt Hgts, N.B. 646·7171 $179,000 SaUSun t.S 41Rlr21R 704·704'12 Larkspur, CdM 675·5930 $234,000 .sati Sun l ·S HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 1 U & I IR *411 Seaward, Cor.H'lnds,C<iM 675-5511 $165,500 Sati Sun 1-4:30 llllrlft 718 Goldenrod. Corona del )far 631-1800 $154,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 RANCH FOR SAL:E 4 .. llOOM 7305 Saddle Hills Trail, Orange 5$9-SM& SaturdayiSunday MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 2 ... 00M ••CAnchrgeWY710LidoPkDr,NB 67S..as7 SSS,500 SatiSun 10-4 HOUSE 'FOR RENT . 3 lmlOOM 4891 Barkwood (Cant Hms > Irv. 673""'23> S395i mo. Sun. 1·5 l 'M MC. IM CORONA DB. MAR' Come & visit our new o!flce at 3601 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar (corner or Orchid Ave.). Our associates are Carol Pukll & Tom Fleming. HANDYMAN'S DREAM HOME Fontaatic opportunity for the handyman seek· Ing a large workahop at home. Big separate bulldUlg in back &uitable for mechanic, wood worker. electrician, or ??? Better hurry! Call 64S-0303. For the convenience of residents or Laguna Beach, visit our office at 1213 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach. MAURY STAUFFER SEA UOH REALTY F ORESTE OLSOfJ 360 I E. e..t Hwy., CdM 67]..5354 1213 M. est .. Log.ta leach 497.3311 *• ... • • ... I C.... cW M• I 022 CorOftct del Mer I 022 MESAVRDE IUCCOLA •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2713 5'lrfcn Cir. SUPER DU.PLEX ! ! 70 ... 7041/J LARKSPUR/ OPEH SAT/SUH. l·S J mmac.' br, din rm, ram rm. 3 car gar. Xlnt. loc. Premium site lot at the ~nd of Uie cul-de-sac. Great fanulybome. RE~E REALTORS 751-1473 The home you have been looking for + an xlnt income unit! 4 Bdrm .• 3 bath •-5-,-A-R_K_U_M_'_M_EW __ home with every quality feature:· BUYERS CHOICE OF cottage with 2 bdrms. & l bath. leased COLORS-now unde r at$450. Come on BUY! $234.000 construct ion-this custom 3 bedroom, 2 11\Lr;M,g ~:~~~-~~~~::/· ~~i=~r~i~v~~; !~::~!'! .......... ~~.~~ ~.~!~5: ... !~~! t'.5_1 UAL EST A TE SALES ..oo OtJA~·!"° 11AOt Brokers or s~eaperson.s, SI 3,450 M -· Cull/par t t1me. Earn CORONA DEL MAR 90/lO. On your next deal. 2 BR. l BA home on R·2 * * * *UNfecl lroken. lot. Live in front unit Muriel Cool 646-74l4 while building 2nd unit 1860 l'n An. 3000 W. Cit Hwy, on rear or lot. Outst.ind· Costa M"a N,1. Ing inves tment. Only y th . . f 2 $134 500 ou are e winner o ' • Cree tickets worth $14 to Big ~hofboc:n~~~r + _cALL 955-0350 J.QAYOHICE atthe ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER FR + game rm, 2 ba. low maint., terrific rent potential, $108,000. 645-6080 ~8-0066 ur ina J:aal, $50,950 JILfA\LOR •arvu:tl\.NV 1-ll Al ff JI~'• fll •JI 1 (1lo•I Q~., Dec. 27th-Jan.1st. Free Tickets good for Dec. 30th or 31st By OWNER performances. Call 642·5678, ext. 333, t o 710 Fernlear. 2 br • 1 ha claim your ticket.a. front house. CpLc;. Frplc. New 2 br. 2 ba 1000 sq. ft. ----*-*----apt. All bltns, cpts, drps. 963-9470. Sl.94.500. Mesa Verde Golf Club 2 Bedrm. l~ bath O>n· 1--------do. New carpets 4t paint. I _______ _ S Br. fantastic view. v., Acre. $295.000. Shown by appt. only. 1790 Paoay Ctr. End unit racing green CHARMING area. Hurry, won't last. HOME & INCOME Agt. 540·0608 546-5880 3 Bdrm, 2Va ba. front 1----''----- "'-~:A· HERITAGE . • REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN IZ.5 C.to..5 .... a.o.PetLPt. 421 S.••• Completely r emodeled executive home! Better than new with custom amenities too numerous w mention. Huge family rm, den. formal dining & more. •~ baths, 2~ ·car garage + workshop .. call 964-1681 for details. c.otonlal ReaJ Estate c .. 1.11..olHdt 1011 ···················~··· OCEAN VIEW 2 br, frpl, qu ie t st. Cla to beach/sch!. Rm for boat, RV. etc. $85,000. Prln Ofl· h ome. 24 rt. liying rm ... floor to ceiling French doors & frplc. Ut· mORt privacy. Lgc. out· door patio. Beautiful ceil. Property 5 years old. $23>,000. Open Sun· day 1·5. 415·415 "'1 Heliotrope ORANGE COAST REAL ESTATE 644-4848 *'** I ST TIME OM MARKET nus sharp condo will not last a week. Owner has - bought new home &c is anxious to sell. 3 Big BR-21Al BA, formal din· 1ng, fenced yard-ilbl. garage. $73,500 p' ACIRC COAST IT'S DIFFBtEHT PROPERTIES Redwoodext.,2patios·& 631•0400 ~-yti-deck. Front 2 br, l 'h ba. -""""" frplc., wood panel. teak * * * cab .• slate nr., blt·ins. --------Rear: up & ~wn 2 br 1 ba. wood panel. $169,500. fiX Up Owner 644·1687 after 6 PM. and Save! EMTf:RT AIMMIENT Great Eastside locati~. CEH'Tf:R extra large lot, frwt -· trees. Skylight upstairs, Sp:tcious 2 ~ fam·rm, in 3 bedrooms, formal din· pnvalC Irvine Terrace. in g 1 i v In g room Many c~wm features. flrepiace. Trailer parJt. Full prtce $161.000. ing, $79,500, BKR. call 644·9513 M0-1720. _ly'-._493-_5'72 _____ Duplex, dlrferent, un· usual. xtras. F4ront house 2br. 2ba. Uv. dining rm area. Washer/dryer rm. Gd storage space. Well Exec T..-fwrtd! Beaut. 3 bedrm, formal dinlnf rm. 241t19 W.med cell ng fa m rm & ma11lve deck w/corn· mandlng ocean vlew. Over 2000 sq.ft.. leu than ml to beacb. Only $1151000. Owner mus t sell! Red Ca rpet Realtors,496-4775 built. new! Rear unit,1-------- U ps ta i rs 1 b r, lb a. kitchen. liv. & dining area. Lovely outside deck. Downstatrs. l br, lba. 3 Car gat. $119,500. Courtesy to bkrs. 616 Goldenrod, CdM 640·4708 Open House Sat/Sun 1-4 Coroila .. Mw 1022 SpygJa.s~ Tradewinds: 29 GREENBROOK ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cambria, ~cca~ v1ew. Located in ctr. on tract. Abo••ChlnaCo•• sngl story,41)r,2~ba.By Tas tefully decor'd. 214 Dtilllla owner. 644-1838 thruput w/grounds fit for Thia charming 2 Br CostciMeso 1024 aluri&!75~7100 Jaome, bas a most spec· .- tacular view of ocean & ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. harbor jeUy. U you like 4Br1~ Ba, 2 car gar, WW ~ beamed cln~. anUqucs cpls , drps. Mes a del 1 • 1 & peaceful lhrtng, call to-Mar. $78,250. By owner. ~ dQ. ~545-028~~1-----1!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9!!!!!~ D. ticltilta Rltr Corona del Mer I 022 Corw dll M• I 022 1164117 662--1283 ............................................. . LOCATION!! 41f Acacia. reduced to Sl.1111.500! First u.ser'• tax bnak oo the new plush 3 bdrm.. 2 bath view unJt: UDUllUal 2 bdrm2 2 bath no 11.epe home. upen f{)r JOUSat/Sun.1w4. ~""'~ ~~ ~ 673~ 2415 IL o...t Hwy.,<:-.. 'ti: Mar.nab Irvine cae: 110111 ILlllS aa. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICt HOME AND RENTAL UNIT CORONA DEL MAR Charming Family Home -One Story Colonial In Old Corona Del Mar 3 Br, 2 Ba, Living Room With Fireplace, L11rge Bright Kitchen, Attractively Decorated ThroqbouL 2 Sunlly Patios, Nicely Landscaped Yard, Near Tennis And Shops. Separate Rental Unlt ln Rear. 5154,SOO. O,PIN SUH l·S 711 GOLD!MlOD ......... Wt ' •••••••••on-Me.Mt,.,. S. ........ ..... .. ....... P., S-. ....... ,_. S-. "-tff For S• Qi~. December 18. 1977 DAILY PILOT 07 ······· .................................................................................................................. . c..e....... I oz eo.ite ....... 1024 , •••• y~ I OJ4 •WW• &-...1...-I 044 9"IM I 0.... LI-·~-Fo It....&-... _.. For$......_ ...... -............ ••••••••• •• .. •••• .. •••• ••• ••• •• •••• •• •• ••• •••• Hta• •• I 0 .. 2 ...-.-.... ~ For 59. ..__. r -..-SH _... ~ ·········••············ ••••.•..••.•••.•••....•....................... ••••••··•···········••• .........•.•.•.......•. JM-JIA Ml8)SPAJMT • •••••• •••• •••••••••••• WOODllUDCil WOOOlltOGI l"IM I 044 .._,..... •ech I 04' L.a1J1111o .. och I 041 OCEANFRONT llAUTYOHLY BROADMOOR, 4 BR, .................................................................... . Slt,500 Don'l ~lie"' 1\, wc- chdn't either, but 1t'r. for real. llQ to be Oranae Cobou l pro~)' Low down, payment' Ilk• rt-nt Put th~ vn )'our n\U.'\lt.t'C llbt R U S T I C & new crpl. buy a. 11 Ii SAVE, very dc11ruble 4 CH _.RM b d r m • 2 \~ b a l h Su1U1et8eom $15,IOO '11m rm .ve>ul&!>po,oll PAN01tt\a11c. whit•· J home1. 2 Iota. Bkr/Ast Nearly new Thti. eleeant lnWil'P.: · <11.'cl.in~. hm<· THIWIU.OWS waler vaewi; ~pac:ruu' 846.S&JC! end .t h. de<! mg gorat:ou~ imprm c C<iuntry kitchen, t'Ol) new home in ort. ui.1 runr & u upar~h mc.-nl:> m udl.'I homt: family rm. with h'plc.. l..u1unu 3 I.Ill. 3 8 .\, ~r~a~~g2 bi~ab!fr~s e~ l'()nd ~iove·ln ready wal(llaper & w oo d . den.~OOOSu 1 b at h s . 1-: 1 e 11 J 'n l A.:l.'l.!_t 640 Mt.o mllke1 tbb a deslrobh• i~ nenl:J!,6"' Townhome. 759 1501 WOODlllDGIE f~untly home. In lrv1nc , 'f 0 '1 QUIGLEY only $79,900, ror 3 EST A T!S hdrms .• 2 baths. Call ror Llt-IGO ~"'w :'tludiion ~lod.1.:1. I app't ' REAL ESTATE houi.c from lal.c. 2·Slor)', tt :1 4 M townhome End unit, O.._. BLUFF parklike 11urrounding, " pools & rec or~u. VA llACH COHDO ll'Tm:. ·Submit. 968·33'1 l S 7 4,900 1 BR. Cptc, sundeck, DW, c·u1tom uparades, tennli., C>NEOt"AKIND! Heavy pool.mu11tsee: wood~n. open beamed COUMSILOlt RLTY ctllln1t hlghllghls this ___ R_e_al_0l_ta_t_e__ 960.011 540.3666 3 bdrm11 .. ftamlly rm "' • ~ 499· 551 with lrpk • 2111 buth:i. I ' I N Q R l N S central 111r . Quullty l:-'Jill .1-;1 u· ot·e.i n \' 1ew CU8tom home. Complete 3 Br 2\.~ 811 home on cul de -------"-----with :i lar.:c bt.'<lrms. :.! !>aC, acros1 from !\h ie lr¥i.. I 044 --------- run b;itt\.o,, aod overslied Square Park, sparklina ••••••••••••••••••••••• Whelan tHAl HfAtl College Park ; 3 UR.~ bJ . furn. rm .. din. rm . ~"'w rm. or office. ll(e 1:11d. patio. RV parking. $86,500. "gt. S-i5·42ts9 li ving rm. 8500 sq.fl. pool & jacuzzi, nr shops l''>lillc :..1te lot. Zoned lt-4. & schoul.1 Open House NOW \'ACA~-tr for im· 11·5, Sat/Sun. 5S-i·"76 mt'<l1at c ocrupuncy and --------- pra ced for f<lst i.ule!l•-------- TIIUROH Jlurry. cull now! 963-8961 Colonial Real &>lute OWIMf' Strp Seti! RIOUCED SI 0,000. f''anlastac 4 Ull Mc!>.1 1~~~~~~~-~ Verde home. A rl·<tl bar11ain /or the w1!>C an· ve:.tor. Agt. 6-15-1103 ALL TERMS Unus\Ml f'ind i n a shorp Balboa model with 21, baths, 3 lge bedr ms, spac. patio, dbl pr .. VA.FHA or conventional terms at $77,500. Price reduced $2000. Lov· ely 4 bedrm, 3 ba & fam r m ho me l n "Th e Ranch". Decorated in warm earth tones. up· graded carpelll 9 mos. new. one block to park & tennis ct1. Over 2100 IROAD OCEAN VIEW $85,000. Not a condo, oldl·r :J !Jr. lBa upgraded hornl.'. h: I o t . W. S 1 II,. C. !\t . t;.l2 !ll!lfl. 645-1501 $89,950 Mesa Verde Pre~ll~c arc.1 :-.:1:wly de coratt:O 3 ~drm. lnrmal dining, COLY f1rcplaCl' In both dining & l1v1n 1t rooms. Super cupboard space. dcluNc hu1lt·1ns. liKR, call !HU l7i!U. TARBELL "# I In Califomia" Fix & Save$$$ U~c }OUr llnill:IO:Jlt<111' With pu1nt. l'Jrpd .11111 !>UITIC ftxm )OU l'Jll lltrn Iha<; l .1q~e 4 bNlrrn I ,11111 l y home 1nlo a 1>huwplal'C. Bi g r.1m11\ roum. pool i.1tc ball. )ard, 3 car garage. & much more'! Thi~ wun t ta. .. t : CJll now &15·0303 BACK IA Y CONDO ~ ~1de 3br en. 2~2ba 34S Un1veri.1ty Dr. See Sun. Opn 11 !>1.' IJ1 rectory . 645 1076. Ukr. IARGAIM!! 3 BdrfTI)) .. 2 buths; rom· pktcly remodelc.'<l. room for bouts & c;.1mpers: a mu:.t :.cc: • Eastside Coe.ta Mesa Call Land to bwld 2 Cmt.i. Pl ui. µrc11cnt houi.c Rl.'nted at $360/mo. Call for details Ctntury 21 Doyle 548.lJfjg El~-4.lnusuol 3 Or, Din Hm. Fnm Rm. top cond. Close to ever· ythmi:. Broker. 894·5396: :! 1:1 5!18 7278 evs. 531 ·5800. enis .963-0391 Inn RE H•tworit UNIV. PARK 4 BR. frplc. very l'll•un S71,i95 Approx 1550,,q ft. Denne Home. Jbr, 2•~ba, Owner out of •.tal e din· rm. fam rm . 960-IH·I. St l:!,OOO'trade. 673·8437 FIXER UPPER! 3 Bdrm. 2 Bu -S65.000 Close lo Golden We~t College & s hopping cen· ters. Open Sun 1-5. 15841 Carrie Lane. SO CALIFORNIA RLTY ~6·5605 552·70~0 .. THE . · - VILLAGE. · . RE[\LTORS _ WHIH IT'S RIGHT S&S Rl:':.ale Specialists. ...you'll know it , & th1i. 3.-l or 5 hdrm models house Is right! 4 Spacious avail. i.ome w/pools. bdrms .. 2 balhli, rumlly LARGE COND' !>68--1602 rm. Lovely Ii vini: r m. • Penmngton Properties with frplc. llard to resist En . $59,500 ·---------I extras ltkl.', i.olarlan JOY Two story. 4 br 3 ba. dbl 1• noorini: in kitchen. up· Th Kil rage & wks bp, lg SALE IY OWNl!R gr oded cam e l s uede e Summer pali(), bu1ll·ins. acres 3 Br, 1~ ba Condo. Lh· carpeti ng, upgraded When hot weather com-g ardens, pla'y areas, rm. dtn rm & inside ll'i!llt nxtures & elec. es, you'll be remJy for il! s w1 m pool. Owner . laund rm. Upgraded. No garaae door opener. New Gorgeous pool, boat or _545--4 __ 526 _______ common wall. 2 story. &neverllvedin.SIOS,000 trailer parking. Inv1tlng t•--------I S68.450 Ph 962-3527 NO MUD ELIOW "TH E R ANCH " b y owner. 3 Br/FR. 2 Ba. A'C, ln<l.'!cpd yard on quiet cul de sac. Perfect family home. close to schools & park. S92,500. 5.52-0583 car~lb. wood stnlrcu,;e, DOif Y. rJUHKll)( RE A LT y alxn't• :'tl.11n heul'l1 W1»0<I bay window. $119,950 I Rtll. TOR ' & ~'""'I :1 hr , i bu . THERAHCH ~°:r.!:-" s:rnl,llOO ~cw ciffcrinl(! 2·Story, 4 840·7000 WOULD YOU ·1!.IH1~ bdrm~, 411 , baths, CONSIDER' formal dining rm .. frplc • 11 \'lnli( t block Io the L09"'0 Hills I 050 ram1ly rm :i l'ar g<1rage POPULAR beach \\ith 2 ll<lrms .. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• with IArgl.' work area baths, et c. Including Townhomt• 3 Rr. 11111 rm Sundcck off m!>tr bdrm CREEKSIDE pnvacy, Dll'C nc1~hb0r~ llv. rm, 2bu 1600 sq It Wood i.1dani:. This won'l & nexable tt'rmi.'! Woultl 575,000. 551·1:!31 las t' An xlnt value. you con.s1dt-r our O.Y·O ----I 052 $102,000 A Sycamor e model forW,500. LCICJllM MICJllM TURnEROCK ava_i111ble In February. 4 •••••••:,::· .. :·a··••••••• HIGHLAMDS bedrooms. :iud on a large HOUSE ALOME ""'"'"' ~cw Iii.ting, populur p1l' sha~ lot. CllOOSt: Is worth this price llut MORTHVIEW Edanborough Pinn : YOUROWNcarpetsand you l':l.n live ncnr tlw MODILHOME suf)t'r location near nt!w dl'apcs. Only 5107,900. be:ich '" Coron:i dt'I '1 ar Outsuinding ''iew or hills park w1Lh an out~tand & have rear tenants help & lighLci UpKradccl tllni an~ \"IC\\. 2 Slory, 1 ~ PJY St75.000 uut ~ O freoway t11 bdrm11 , f.1m1ly rm . 21, ~ * 494-8057 * l°r<i"n \'alley Pnrkway butt~. 2 lrpki. .. "ct hur. r1i;ht :">1.:ud roud to lot> "·•>' windowed brkt:.t Unfinished r1.iht lhi;hlam.1, left to nook. lansh ITl!>lr. swte 4!!*4!52 lt 1d gev1ew Dr s188.soo Business O!X'n hou11c Sat & Sun DAVID D. CARLS OM Ranch Realty Thal .5 the the mt> on thus 1 · s. C a 11 ti 3 1·o2 9 s REALTOR 133.9293 551 "OOO older custom homt-. owner/al(t ____ -..- ·~ BILT ON 2 LOTS IN! ________ _ TURTLIROCK $124.950 Hard to find Pion 8. Im · pcrcable lhruouL Lush grounds with 38 tree!! surrounding secluded Jacuzzi. Jt won't la11l at o nly $124,950. Call 752.17()() ( • , ,, Ht 9. ,, \,' ,,, ru UI N(t' ~,l@IUd Simplicity Is the mntn feature ol thi!. be:iutifully un dcrslalerl 3 bdrm . 2 hn Cambnd~!' l\l cxil'I in Tht- FANTASTIC LOCATION For this lmma<.'ulutc and t o t all y up g r aded DEERFIELD 3 bedroom t o w nhome . On a benut iful gree nbelt. Wolk to community pools. s pa a nd par k areas. Now ~.900 T H E VI LLAGE OF LAGUNA. It has been rent e d & i i. NO W VACANT & IS REING r:X T ENS l VJ.<:LY RE NO VA TE D & REMODELt;D. Sprawl· ing 3 BDRM . Jo'LOOR PLAN. dining nrca. bill· in kitchen & 3 CAR GARAGE. Spac1ou!> llv. rm. has MASON H Y Jo'IREPLACt-:. NF:W W I W C A-ft P E T S THRUOUT. t-:xlen!llV!' use of CL.ASS WALLS T ii AT A I-' f' 01l D ,\ SCENIC oct-:,\N VIEW \onlr.1c.1or & "orkmcn MOMARCH TEil· RACE l-:legant & gracious h\ In~ an this 4 Ur, St>ti custom home. Pool ,& jacuzzi with ocean vie~. Completely upgraded thru·out. Excellent for cntcr l a in in g. Opt'{n house Sunday 12·4 Jl 2:..'951 Ae gean Sea or call tor appt SEA TERRACE ' -Terracl.', w 1lh JUi.t UNI\'. Park Village Ill. tout·hl·~ of wallpJpl•r:. • .re swarmina.! around the pince. Con<.'rcte •~ being "CONCRl::TED.'. l.'tc .. etc. When oll of this "BUS I NESS l S F INISHED". you can move right In. for only F:nJOY the ocean breeze-. \\1th this 3 Br. 21,4;i bat h Sea Tl.'rrucc Townhoa{e Lo,·cly ocean view ff"Olll !\htr. lklrm. Low maint 'nnJ. Hccn•al1on center ~" h1•nch nearly. 0~11 hou!>c Sun day 12·4 St26.500. 33935 Faeroe· Hay. Guard gate c:tll 49J.20-t2 for access 2200 sq ft detached home and the tr~ :.hadl.'d c•n in xlnl loc. 4 br highly up· try makes at Jb!>olutcl} graded thruoot, lg. yd dcllghtful • $134,900. Ownr SS1·46J4! aft 7pm PRICE SLASHS>! Super 2 story S&S homl.' 4 br. 21·'.? ba. Highly up graded thruout. :-.Ir. park & comm. pool. Bc!i.t huy ;it only $106.000. llurry un this one~ll now• 163-0891 RANCH REALTY 551-2000 Condo·IBr. ORANGE TREt:. upgraded. must !>ell by 12/31PP559-6100 Room For In-Laws Gn•at hom1• for the holiday~: :!·slory home in Tht• Hanch ur ea. I\ bedrooms, formal din· Ing. den. extra haths. Onck firefi!_lace. $99,900L OK !l S-iO· I 720. Al l lhl! frnancrnl experts nrc prcd1ct1ng nn (•X· TAABl!l I ccllent llt:st quarter for ·~'-" $127,500 FuU Priu MISSIOM REALTY 985S. C11t. Hwy. Laguna Phofte 494-073 I r ~ Rancho NICJ11el llty. Crown Valley M:ill 495·2200 Ul·70l0 OCEAN VIEW RZ Oversize lol w/oldcr 2 Br. 1 ba re~ld. s min walk to the ocean ln1·--------Lagunn Beach.\ Great vuluc. Owner motivntcd. ncJuced tu $120,000. Open Sat. 12·4. 2770 High.lllnd Way, Lag Bch. 3 bedrm, family room. E/SIDE AGTS. ROOM? • eating a rea. $69,500, Ono or Univer.&ty Par k's BKR540-l720 COSTAMESA GoodOfdFoshloMd l ar gest models; de· l!l'iS. Take· adv:intagl' of ., .. 1 •-c.....11.1 ........... ·,a" l·urrenl contt1Uons uml --"-1n----~-----, }car l'nd !>low down by L*JllftCI leach I 041 IRANDMEW L.a.ko Park h om e (n super location, aflordi•g pnvacy & pleasant walk to Ni~el Park. 2 BR . den. 2 BA & wet bar. $94,950. SftAAKLIMCi POO~ & spa Is yours to e!UOY m this fine family home, fl.'ulurin1: 4 BR. spac1oO.s tile entry. large family room with fireplace .& wet bar. Very private h:tl'kyurd with covered potto s1s1, 7SO. - $72,000 tached 4 bdrms .. <could TAftltl!lL : 3 Ded rm. h uge lot. Friettehhlp be 51, 3 rull baths; new IUK , Complete with hardwood HUNTINGTON carpeting, paint. drapes; " noor. dbl gar .. covered LANDMARK ins ide laundry r m .• #I lftCallfonila" patio & Qwet street. Out Condom i nium s for separate mstr . s uite. WOODllUDGE of stJte 1 owner needs Im· adults, full recreation Sl 13 000 PRESCOTT 4 IDRM CONDO mediate sale. Super buy· facal. 24 hour security · CUTI S Lgst Woodbridite home 5 MOMTICELLO hurry! Call 546·S880 gate. For a hoHday ever· .. t\ Indy bu" Aln "11 rug ·, Bdrm or 4 Bdrm+den L I I h•• yday call· <> Overs1led lot. fullv ge c enn uml ocat.,., ' · you're ~oang to love thi:. 3 lndscpd. Ideal ror , pooi. only :.teps from pool & Jack Fick & Assoc bdrm .. 2 bath home in I bh G 96 ~09"6 All upgrded. Mexican cu ouse. arage at· ~ .. California Homes: al a puvers tile. A/C. Liv. den larhed. Abundance newlow priceofS74,000 WOODSY 2 STY rms. 3 bath. 3 car gar. !>LOrage kitchen has bltns CO%Y UP Nr park. Walk to take. plus shutters. Dial this 11 p • Rustic architecture with .. ln rronl of a crackllng s186,ooo. Brkr/Ownr now for appl. Only rate Reduced abundant glass. Heavy firclnthischarmer ;jusl 5'2-4121or835·353S mnkang your dt'l'1s1on ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Rancho HICJllt'.I RJty Crown Valley Mall 831-7010 495.2200 now. The inventory 1i. great and th!' pn rc:. urc down. For vour rl'al estate nccii:.. i.·on~ult tht· ~umbl.•r I company in l r\llll.' ... RED ll l LL REAL TY. "Prorc~~1onol credib11tlr make~ thl.' d1f. frrenl'I.' red hill ~,, 552-7500 HUGE 4 BR Rrt'athlak1hg vu from I~. :.unken master BH. &l~~~~~~~~~·I tonversnt1o n pit In ---------1 warm. woodsy ram rm. Skyl 1t wk studio . Jncuui an ma:ster ba $195,000 Aalan ,,, ' f r ! fl , I II PORTER REALTY 1000 NO. COAST llWY. 497-2461 IEAUTIFUL upper condo unit with 3 BR. 2 Bi\ fronting on f;t Niguel Golf Course . Garnge & exlra parkia~ very close. near poot •& adJaccnt to fine rcsid+ tlal area. 194.500. , $64,900. 545-9491 Sharp N/slde home. Cul· shake roof, vaulted cell· right for young family: --------- de-sac street. 4 bedrm, ings, s weeplna master llOlarlan low care floor in IF OIDIHARY I~~~~~~~~~ covered patio w/BBQ. and children 's wing. k" h . I· Top condition & fair Open hearth llrepl ace. itc en, cook·ool patio; 3 ISH'TYOUR STYLE 11110 ' ) , , I , t ' '''I, , I ·'l'1'1't•l l1 '>'1'~1 'I 1\h HACH con AGE t'1xer·Upper: 3 blks. to beach, n eur Pottery Stt!lck. 3 Odrm s .. 2 baths. family rm., frplc. Sundeck with ocean view. $119,500 Lapna HICJllel Rffltr 495-5220 496-240 49J.9494 830.50$0 Real ""-t"te . Mag a • In e P e rfe c t bdrms .. 1 \': baths. Santa .. see this unique Racquet ------"'° ... •'...;... __ 1 price or $79.900. Call .. \ $67 900 now! Owner Is anxious. kitchen. Mulli·purpose 1 nn • Club hm. Ext . use of Like new. by owner. 438 645-?22l area. ln the 17o·s. One of ~ glass & wood, 4 BR. 3 BA, ~,~s:J~ :.%,J•~'n ~ ~:~~;:;:~,""' ~~~OOO . ·:. . • .tr 1 act 1~7tl739os rm. urGRADED CONDO ~ rarta ~Oft VILLAGE. . . . ; .. : Raal Estate MESVAILVL~DE -Wntdlff Reatty S&S Quality built lath & REA l TORS ~ plaster. 4 br . 2 ba 1 story. --------- :'ttoti vated seller has $2000 DOWN Approx. 1850 s q. ft. lnfM I 044 lrWM 1044 purchru.ed another new Want to see little bucks, Highly upgraded, prof. ••••••••••••••••••••••. •••••••••••• •• ••••• •••. home &says submit your landscpd. Al $11 2,000, offer on this shar p 2 turn into big bucks. It's better hur ry. Call : bdrm beauty Close lo sample, buy this cute 3 968-4602 schools & shopping. Onl' BR home for only $52,500. --------- S S9, 900. Call now Low down & cheap pay-41RS7l,950 545-9491 mentsS40-3666 Wftela11 F,antnstlc offering, great HB location. Clean & re· ady for your inspection. Call today! ' New Condos, 2 Br. 21-li BB. ---------1 VALLEY 6iiiM~ 2 frplc's, cer amic tile Dana Pohtt I 026 RIAL fHAfl kitchens & bath. Pool & spa. 67S-4912 Broker •••• •• • • • •••••••• •••••• OPIMHOUSI REMODElED ,-1 IEAUTt OM A ) Cott MIA Yoo11 go aa-ga when you inspect this tasterully de· rorated 3 bdrm beauty w/w a rm earlhton cs. Huge cov'd patio length of home. Can add-on for income. Phone today on· ly$7S,OOO. 54S-9491 SUHDAY l ·4PM 34042 B .. canto, D.P. Charmlna 2 BR home with oceon view on b u l lda1Sle R -2 l ot. Hardwood n90rs & frplc. SSS,000. AHCHOllAM IHYISTMINTS 17l4t 496-7711 H.B. DREAM Don't pinch yourself. this is for .real. 4 BR. 2 BA 2000sq. rt .. atrium model h o m e. All for onl y $76.500. tr you can find a better deal. buy It! 891-7855 Wltelnn ~ t I\' l ', f A 1' ~ Walke r & Lue 4STIAU UIE Real Eltate View home on the bluff1 THE 1•£CH7 MESA VaDI above the harbor 3 000 ~ 3 Br, 2 ba. S8U OO. By Sq. ft. home with sunk~n ~11' to feel tho 'a'lt owner.OallK.W.83S·1.205 bath & frplc.; all on a ... '!"n yourtoes.2 • bia. tn e lined lot. Worth . 2 °" condo1 comm. pool. PllCI IS RIGHT ltluch more than the ask· urefree llrestyle, Close Pvt party, muat eeU ono Ina price olSlN 500 to the beach. Move In or two properllet on McCoe..ick w/$3900 down. Don 't FtO"'-st. In East c.M. l llUL TY 4'4-711 t mJ..sa thlla9onl-e7, iltsS' hos t. dupleJC or 1 lot w /2&--------- hoolee. 613-8312. ~ I •• v.., I 034 R 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ** • ** ROOM TO BUILD. Recen&lf remodeled 2 ~m home on R·2 Iott Oral Income poten· Ual. WJ,IOO. illagt-Rricil E strtte . -:..~c;~ • ._ ... _-·,· .. Whc'41n • I fl I 1 •\ t mecnab I tcvtne realty GOOD l~Y! 3 BR townhome ln one of Irvine's best areas -reatly & wailing for you to make it yours! Close to pool, jacuzzi & new park. $79,900. Madeline Cross 752-1414. <ASO> A SUMMlll PLACI -A WIMTM PLACI -A GltEA T PLACI! You'll love this private townhome in Rancho San Joaquin. Features 2 lg. BRs, den w /w et bar & st e p·down liv. rm. w/fi replace. Owner transferred. s112.ooo. Lil'1 Ha rper 752·1414. <ASl > DBIAB.D'S FIHIST JUST LISTED! Beautiful Park Home -Plan 5 w i e very concolvable upgrade. Greenbelt location -one home from new p a rk . Love ly 1andsc$ping w i specime n trees. "ponds fountain, waterfall, huge redwood deck & Malibu lighting. Appt. only. Forrest Powers 752·1414. <A52) . WOOD•IDGI TOWMHOMI 2·8tory w/ap]>rox. 1200 sq. (tt 3 BRs. 2 baths -.in 1reat location. close to park & pool. Won't last at ' S71 .SOOt Nalalie Benjamin 762·1414. <A$3) LUXURIOUS nl!W W~brldgc 4 BR. 3 Ba, fam·rm. formal din. Sale/ l,case op~ion. Nr lake &. rec. facil. Wall help rrnance. Agt. fo'crn. 644·59'J8 or 770·0ts82 OPEH SAT /SUM I ·4 161 Loltta I m m aculate home. ocean side hwy., short "alk to pc>pular beaches. Redeco rate d thruout. with 3 large bdrm!> , 3 baths. $199,500 EXECUTIVE HOME IMMACULATE! MIMI-EST ATE On larl{e occon view lot with several large Pinc trees; 2 bdrms .. 2 baths, frplc., hdwd. floor s; easil y ex p a n ded . $145,000 CAMEllA IUFFS Seclusion In Bluebird Canyon: ocean view. spht level 3 hdrms .• den. DARK ROOM. decks. $157.500 SERENITY! Wander ln I.he gardeps or t•ntcrtam on the COV· C"roo patio of this elegant 3 BR home Feel the e>t h.1larut.ion of the intcnor. Only S9S.6SO <83> QJlverdale, 4 Br. 2 bo. Thlli :! bdrm. home is Luxuriously appointed located on a quiet street '-'!I acre rear yard w/3 In a &ood neighborhood. patios. redwood sundeck. BuuUCul yard. ocean used brick planter s& view, po t e nti a l +. ~~~~~~~~~ BBQ, custom pool & $135.000 jacunl. New cur pets. • CLOSE IM IMVESTMENT- drapes. lattice, mirror· This 2 bdr m cot••ge .. OP P ORT,UNITY: 3 ing, stained glass. Stone · LAI beautiful motel. heart of -===== Mc.v1nan floor· .. ~tftvtcan would make an ideal n-STAY lw £Y-" ' " "'"' starter home. but has Laguna .,.,ach Close tu "' "' tile counter tops, gas IOls of potential as an In· beachM & parks. XJnl uni csi. t h is v A AS· stove. new dlshwasbor . vestmen t. Cr ea t ive cond. $750,000 SUMi\BLE 4 bedroom. Kitchen Aid shutters. fin ancin g avail. to homewithpool&jacusz1 er ass cloth, parquet quallrled buyer. $112.000 m~btP~ complete with a sweep Ooortng, tiled blt·ln bar. rnm&Il~"" Ing hillside view doetUfL French doors, converted ~ u appeal to you. PRICE ~~e;~:~cis welcome . 4 99·2800 HEDUCED to $9UOO. Price 1125,000. Opeo • BY Owner 3 br. 2 ha, Gh·r yourself a pret1enl. house Sat/Sun. 11·5 pm. ,,..,.,,,._ ocenn view upstairs. Top you·re worth it: 17511 Luther, lrvine. 110SN.Ccot.tHwy.,Laguno cond. Redwood e ntry, 5Sl·07H 494-1177 family Qrea. Prln. only IM aaua~I . 31601CooatHwy.,S.loguna pis. $127,000. 494·1207 • Pia ~ hach I 048 499•459l ---c• ~••~•i•~•2 .. 1.~•!••~•i•~•s••!•!•i•!••c•~•cm!!i!l!i SELL ldlt' llt'ms with a Prop..-li9a . '• LAGUIA IJIYISTllENTS. IJC. [B 494-6525 li(A;IO~ DESIGNERS DELiGHT A complete store dedicated to lurmlurc & ·m lenor design. Commneclal & residential a special t y . ('all us for a complete tour. Sl S0.000 OCEAN VIEW CONDO V"ery attncth·e 2 bdrm, 2 bath with an oversized master suite. $79,900 . No. Laguna Motel·22 Un.it$ ,820,000 2 Lots + a charming house $275,000 Income units from $225,000 in Choico Laguna LocnUons. . .. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 752.mo &12·5678. HOO OUAILST. lff ttACM ~....... 1052 L.-Ml9ftl 10f2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• • 'lie~~ COHOO • GOLF COURSE VIEW Se nsationally p l'iced ! Shows like new. Air conditioning, 2-'h baths. 2 large bedrooms. Pool. Steps to bus & shopping. 5 minutes to beaches and freeway. Hu1Ty ! ! 566,500. THI llST IM HACH UV .... Unique, custom cedar & redwood envlr0nment. overlooking the SAN CLEMENTE coast. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, swimmin g pool, easy wolk to an.1••• ,popular beaches. Built for family livlng. $1601000. • .... t .. ~11.Y PILO r lkind<ty. O.C.mbef I,, ,917 l Ho.Ml Foi·,. Oft.rled •tat. Oth..-R1tol htot~ Oth..-lt•• lstet• • ~!'.'~:•-••••••••••••• . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ....a...-ct ....... ,_Wt· ~Hwft,_.Wt tt...Mt .... U. ....... Fors. S.Cl••ilh 1076 AcnepfwMI• JZOO IKw ..... rty 2000 ~!:':!:!'!? .. ~!.~~ ~ ............... . -................................................................................................................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..........__, .. .. 3107 .~ 106 6 • -...... . _... Ntwpott heclt I 06 S-ete.... I 07' Stii Cla•tlh I 07 ,.OFISSIOMAL 5-10-20 ACRIS COIOMA DEL MAil COSTA MESA ..................... .. •••• 41 ••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• IUn.otMG No. Jdllho, 40 ml. No. ot DUPl.IX DUPLEX EANFRONT 4 br, 2 ba San Clemente prof. bid&. Spokane on Hwy 41. super pr id c 0 f PRICE RF:D\JCED' On home avail for yrly ren· office suJtes avail 18 Beaut rorealed terr11in, ownership un1h with des irable CORNEil tal Frplc, wash/dry: .. CANYC* llCUllT'Y I P'lrYACY ... Charmin 4 BR homt-w/spae mastt:r • • BR. living room & kitchf:n looking <'Ul onto attracllvE::ly landscaped private Yard w/magnificent pool & jacuzzi. ~ CathE::dral ceilings in living room, dt:n & formal dining room; 2 lrg floor to ceiling firt:phtcE:s. Sy appointmtnt only 640·5971 IY OWHElt -$305,000 Mewpo.ot leoch I 06tNtwpoft leach I 069 ............................................... ... BIG CANYON . ' la.pans in 4 l~droom home, beautifully ... wa11 .. d, tcutefuHy decorot•d ond highly . ..,ad.cl, ntttkd In garden setting. for 'cotnfortable, CJ"acious family living whh up- lllOSt privacy. Well plCMned on rare xtra · ._. lot for odditional rooms. Presti9ious •, ... d gate community. ·~786 979-4191 ~Miguel I 052 Newport hoch I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LowHt Price In Monarch Sulftmit II $8<J,50IJ •HARBOR VIEW :1 Br C.:J\ R '.\i EL. Owner. Sl:iti,500. Appl 1~14·i7:W. MUCH POTENTIAL -Cit• Z bedro ... I IHlttl hCNRt wlHt M11Hc wood ,_..eel l11tertor Oft 1·3 lot. OH bfodc to lhoHllMJ Oltd achool:' ttw'ff bloclu to bHd1: Good first ho1H, ntlrenaent 1109111 o r l1t•est111Ht • • • $219,500. LAGUNA NIGUEi. ·l!.la-1120 499.455 I UANA POINT ~11:1·8812 LAGUNA BEACH 497-2489 Newport S.och I 069 Newport leach I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .bin.go BIGCAMYOM TOWNHOME GORGEOUS J lidrm Tnna end model with pn,•ate 1acuu1 & wrap around patio & fire· ring Call Don Bryon AESOP HEAL TY 731-4911 -Dc:.1gncrs perbonal re· $154 500 ~1dl'nce. Sunken 11\ang 1 • :! Jiil. C·Pla11 Owner/ flroker 1i7:;.1:;G2 room with 12· floor to Beuullful Tri-level "R" ceiling hrepliH·e :-.els otr model in the Bluffs. Lui.h thl:. l>t-aut1ful 2 bedroom master :.u1te upstairs. home on the llth ra1rway. llugc l>cdruom plus l'aml· NEWPORT HEIGHTS Located at the end ol a ly room do wnstu1rs. •LISTINGS • quiet street. this home is Cu!>tom h:irdwood floors John Saar 752-2020 pnccd ut .. $155,000. Also, 10 entry & kitchen. 3 Lak~Fonst 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quu1l Pl Propcrt1c>s available rurn1shed Baths, fireplace formal DRAMATIC -. at.. .. Sl5!l.SOO. d1n1ng room. PLUSH Hearthside. Locall'tl 111 WALK TO BEACH DUPLEX-OUPLEX Gcarpbeetsll. E2~2597 025Pe9rla . from this delightful 2 BR -In old Corona del Mur. _._ru_r · · · the vlllai:c. Ext·111ni.: ------ '4!200 Ml. It. tn·lcH•I I c·ondo X.Jnt. c•ond. Only 3 Live in 2 bedroom home Beautiful home in Cameo RIC 1nrlull1 11i: huJ.:l' yrs old.Sll!l.500. and rent the 3 bedroom. Shor&. Ideal teenager, 1 t I m r , llOLLJS WOOD while you enJ·oy tht:> """' in-law, or uuestquarters. ~~:~ ... ~;~ n ~~~ c ~ n/.' 111 ~I; ru;,\ L TOR 675·R67G and JaC'uu1. .. $189.500,.....v Gr<' at ror"' entertam1ns. 1:Jthcdral t·e1h11i.:., J.:•H·~ liO f't ba) Jront. 1 Ult. den. CAMEO IO(IO:.q ft Im mac. cond romantic· :-.cumi.: to 'Ot) pier. un Pl'nm~ula. HIGHLANDS dl'~o"or~.' .. J \~1ce!zzo1f &oce~~O 11rcplan• •OnH·r~:1ll•ll1 ~IJr.,hall RIL\' 67.5-1600 .. ,., '-w ,pit ~ ~cc1I 1mml'll ... ill' · ·fmmaculatc. n1t11o ly 4633 C:i meo Shores Dr .. Prict'fl undc·r ml.t ;it Ocn1nfront hou.,c. 5 painted & recently re Open Daily 1·5, Call Agt SIOS,000. Bdrm. SJJS.000. lnqumc:. decorated home. :i 6 l~i · 7414 or Own e r O Bedroom & a d c n . 6·15·28-iS *TOLLE* ~~me~ula Uox 1025 ' beautifully landscaped -------- REALTORS * yard with room for pool. * This community has 3 *586-8500* HARBOR pmatcbeaches,&parks 4 Bedroom, Family a s hort w:ilk away. room, Sl69,500. UNITED HIGHLANDS pr 1 e c d t o s e 11 BHOKERS REALTORS. POOL Rooms. Larae parkin& "!'· lak~ & nvcrs Fis· fireplaces. enclosed l..OT. 2 bedroom units dshwllr. 2 cnr gu. l'\o area. Ren~ at $5' per sq hing & hunting. $1200. garages, shake roof:1 & wtlh private patios & rt" ~·9582 tt. Consider trades & per acre. Cal' Robert have been cornplelely modeled exter1or1. NOW ,._-..A-J __ M ___ 3_1 _2_2 terms 8252 500 493--0233. Turnbull. 556·8610 "'""'"rb'·bed' ONLY Sl07 <N\ -_, ar . . ·~-.. ... . ·""""· ······················· ~ FIVE ACRES •P Qual~ I ... Quail ~ 2 BR. block & v, to bch. lll$nl to find hone pro-Iii IPICIC9 Iii IPlactr • ~. 644 1160 perty. Brand new 3 BR. Prap..-tl•• Prapwll-----· ---- 2 BA home. Huge family 7S2•1flO 7S1•1t20 lOlpllMI lffci. l 148 room. wet bar. frpk .. 3 1400 CMIAIUt NfW ··~" '400 OUAIUt. NIW~T atACM ...................... . l1'\ ~8KR~arage. Won't last! Co~ta Mesa Beau~y . TWO 4·Ple"es In Mel>u (714) 617•5001 bread & butter. 12 U~1ts. del Mar. Sl·11Ul00. each • • SUPEROCEAM VIEW . J Br. 21;1, bath lwnhme. 2 View balconies. $79,900. Owner 493-9~ SClll Juan · C•litrano I 07 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHY PAY MORE7 Just S114.000. Bia two s tory hom e with 3 Bdrms .. 211 baths, family-dining room. wood roof, bri c k f1repl3ce. tile kitchen, tra~h compactor; eloc tnc garage door opener. etc. By owner. Call 496-2700. Sunhollow. 2br, l~ba, \4P· graded crpt, frplc, cov· e red patio, gar & carport. Call eves 496-46'25 Santa Ana 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OR~2Z0630 Shows gd potcnttul. Agent.645-1\03 -----' ----Amenities incl POOi. all GOLD MINI TIMIEI units furn. Asking 4·1'1 ex, Tustin. Supt:r $325,000. Submit all of· sharp, no vacancies. DEVELOPERS rers. Curtis Investments 1-3br w/frplc, 3·2brs, 510 acrell. 80 Ml. N/of 962·2.456 Prin only. Bkr. 838·5700. Sacramento $1250 per Drake & Assoc. acre. SWAR'Ivi, 64CM127. I ________ _ IASTSIDE/CM S 11,000 Reduced $10,000! 3 on 1 20, 40, 80 Acre parcels. lot inc!. pool + rm to 6 Unit s . $89.950 in l''rom $11,000 llP per build 4' more. Plans in· Coachella. Next to Palm par c e I. No. Ca I I r. eluded. For detailed in-Desert, Palm Sprinits UKETHE DESERT? Terms. Call SWARTZ. fo. Call: area. never a vacancy 640-lW. Kathy Trocy Rltr. Penciled out to 8.7 gross IHch Property 1350 548·1927 752·2887 St.78-i bl )'r return on ••••••••••••••••••••••·I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; new 91~"'o r1rst. Call llo) Tina McKWty 131 Topa lalboo Isled You are the winner or 2 free tickets worth 114 lo HOLIDAY OH IC! at the ANAHElM CONVENTION CENTER Dec. 27th-Jan. 1st. Free Tickets good for Dec. 30th or 3 t st performances. Cal I 642·5678. ext 33J, to cla1m your tickets. ** S.-A.J-Poiftt 1; or United Brokers, (714 I -_,..r--· DUPLEX 642·5319 or 646 7414. ---------With spectacular view ---------No end ""·try charmer Costa Mesa (2) 3 bedrm · "' · • from Encinitas Bluffs. wuts $lOS,OOO. XJnt ren· TRI.PLO 2Ba + den, l~ Ba. 6mo. one of C1tw remaining tal location. Owner anx· f/Side Costa MHCI he .• Clo'e to beach & oceanfront units 2 BR, 1 Id 1 2 b 1, _2 shop g. $600. 497-4282 or 2111 Ba 2 Crplc, jacuzzi. ious. Submit. yr. 0 • g r, 2 497-4112 pool, rec. rm. Liv·rm C..twy 21 Crocker ba. units. Ea. unit has --------- w I wet bur & v • e w 64~5062 frpl. frml dining & lndry balcony. New. Under ~~~~~~~~~ areas. 5 garage spaces. Newport leach 3169 market ! $147,500. No re· :: Sl85.000. Ai;t. Duys: ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.sonable offer refused. H1111thMJton Unih SS2·0-t34 e\'es · 552·0507 Beautiful West NcwlJ()rt 4 IDRM IEAUTY By owner,(213)275·7996 Loh for Sol• 2200 beachfront home. 5-6 Ur, O .... LYS63,800 or <2 13)276·4755 or 4 PLEXDOWNTOWN ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba.Spec1ullowratefor " ( 2 1 3 > 5 5 3 • 8 4 l 1 3 6 mo. lse. May t•onsider VA bu ye r s · super 12131275.8!)9.l ~r p~r towner ~nll15,..l COMMERCIAL yrly. (714')956·5871 townhouse. 2 story, 4 ---------1 OC s 0 ocean. ry '0 SITE bdrm.s, 2 baths only 4 Condomlniu1111/Town· Down. yrs old. End-.tQlil. Close houHs for sal• 1700 to pools &li1frks. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4PLEXHARBOR 759·1501 1 Br 1 Ba Condo. bltns, Like new, large units. High income. Try con· cpt.s & drps. Near ocean tract. No loan fees. Real Estate ONE YEAR NEW TRI-LEVEL 3 BR, 2 BA, highly UP· graded, wilh step.down living room, raised dm· ing room . s tcp-dn master BR. Luxury plus offered at $68,900. 540-3666 llfltela11 RlAl l ~TATf & s ho pp 1 n ~ cc n ter. •Principals only• S42.000. 963· 12-12 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 On 1 2 i.harp E Costa Me~a houses on 1 lot. One is COUNSELOR Rt TY 96M388 DUPLEX NEWPORT HEIGHTS new, one is rebuilt. Like a doll house. 2 Owner very ANXIOUS, bedroom completely re· submit a ll OFFERS. dooe. PLUS a sparkling Call nowM5·7221 oew 3 bedroom studio. Two baths each. cozy fireplaces & kitchens 5.2 Acres in rapidly b'l'Owing area of &.<;con· dido. Near fully leased shopping center, bank. Call ror specifics . SSZS.000. The Jelley Company 1139·41 Camino Del Mar Del Mar. Cu. 92011 (7 14) 755-6617 FINISHED LOTS Six lots ready to build. Plans permit. street 1s Hous.s Unfuntlshecl . ...................... . 3202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMEFINDF.RS 11\ousands of Rentals AJI areas all price~ Sample: $80 lbr mobile ut1I pd St25 2br kids & peb SISO 3br rent to buy LIFETIME SERVICE 557·0822 in. One lot or all. S45.000 ---------to $49,000. Please call FOR LEASE PACIFIC COAST 553A~:~1~s~:e~'ta. PROPERTIES 3 BR, SS75/mo. 6 31-0400 Anytime 428 Begonia SA VE S • ly Owner Hcaut1ful Lakclront home :.! Stor), 1 hdrlll!->. J bath!>. lrtik. \1,ill. 10 l>ar. lmml'd t1t>~M·,:;mn Lowt·s t priee un thl• I a k l' . H c• tl u t· e tl l o Sl15,000. 51SJ.J720. Sp.lrkl1n g Newport Ol•ach pool home 3 Bdrm. fam. rm. & din rm. Bcau111ul l't1rpets & drapes. PrH·ed tor a la~t ~ale at Slll<,!)50 ·Hurry ! Call :W0· 1151 al. $17.t,500. t;.12_2589 ___ _ ENCHANTING DIG CA NYON 4 br Opt:n -------- 2 BR. den. S625t mn. CHOICE VIEW LOT 19<17 Port Cardiff Nellie Gall ll anrh :inn.den,view,S975. ji 'l~~~·~l. -----Mission Viejo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~HERITAGE • .• REALTORS HILLTOP VIEW Magnificent 3 br home, HVH MONTEGO 4br. 2ba, upgraded thruout, 10 . f~m rm. ?wnr. 2015 Port cl'g. cnlrl air. PriC'l•d <.:helsca. 640-1981 RETREAT Sat Sun 12·5, 2-1 ln\'t'r -Six•ct;icular4~droom ne ~~ l.n . SJ20.000. t • ..,mc with ocean & night i59· 1Sl5. i59·00ll7 ui.'t _ light views. Gated entry On l'ri rntc C:in:il. Nl·ar t.o lar7,c trop1~al g11hrdc~ occ"in lg quality 4br :Iba. court) .ir.d. Cu:; tom l)m~ I l tor> condition lg deck featurini.: gourmet 1 • · kitchen formal dHlmg + f1rcp1t area club, pools. $54,000 FIXER UPPER DELIGHT 3Brk t1al. 2Ba, great poten· .. CoosHin. Redty 636-1102 family 'room. By appt. t<'nms court. only S349.~. &15·02 11 S155.000 WHtminster 1091 Wrstcliff R1tafty Plac• ' Income Property 2000 Prop~:c,• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1400 OUAJlS-l HlWPOar llACH NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX Extra sharp 2 BR units, both w/private patios . Owner will help finance. CaM 955-0350 n ( fl\• I [If~ ( l'°'...,f "(\""' V TAX SHELTER ~EWILDG. 8 u11ilS. super. toe. Ask· Ing $350,000. Chani.:c in plan!. lorCl'!i 2125 Yaeht Radiant the ~ale of ou r .5;; at re. 2 BR. den. view. S600. hilltop t.>questnan lot 115' 27 Montanas Fllte x 105" level arC'u. Prin only. Askin~ $9ll,500. Ph 831·2160 eves. luilder's Choioe ~ I l .., .... ll I< I \I I ' 7111 i (R11: H., Cv·or.i l~' M1: 3 R·2 in Costa Mes a . Duplex & tn.plex lolS I~~~~~~~~~ from S65,000 to S70.000. Property House 642·3850 3206 •••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-7020 OPEN HOUSE ;;~~·~~~~~·~·~~::~~·~ ~ I NEWPORT SUNDAY 1-5 Beaut 3 BR home, $2500 t;;;:;;. WESTSIDEiiwf' OCU.HVIEW BEACH 21 BALIOA dn. Call now , 21 hr ~ 848-2.323 b S5.000 be.low mkt -$100,900. 754-7800 agt. 1111\l.'t(U.f', LJl,,..l>fJl.•fH'o HAWAII CONDO.REDUCED COVES service84&6879agt. Yl31Br.! .. .,:,· 2 BR HSE + duplex, enc. Choice acreage ov<>r· r Y se ~ mo. S THOUSANDS S N•wport •-.... h OUR IEST IUY Good c ~t loc 1ook10g the rac1r1c. Sdi._., Redty *Tr. ... 1o..11s * Red ed f r t 1 * * * .. --ls · gar:iges. ·• · · DUPLEX .. ,.u.r. o & ~" ue or 3 as sa e R<'l::ix & watch the sun \·ets le ·go on this one. S92.~ Bkr. 631 ·1234 "°""" per acre. ne C• 673-6900 *SWIMMING• Vacant & Sl'ller U> aux· OW.._.ER MOVl ..... G ~l'l from vour lari;:e patio 3 BR starter flehl(ht. Now under construe· three acre parceb 1--------- J l t r I 1ous. Beautiful 2 br end " " 0,·crlooki'n., th" b"Y & 10· Great Investment on R·.t TRIPLEX .. ~on available. llurry for best ---------!!!> s eps away rom r~ f I Co This Harbor View hm " '" w Off ed _,, 900 ftG selection. •...a......-p....-.J..-•• ~a 3207 ~n"IC "lry 'l>r Duane unit w/ rp c. mmunity d boat slip: Tins rare On· lol. er at..,.,.;, · C t 't 2 BR 2 BA "'-·· d I e 3 bedroom -. ~ . ., ., .. ~ pool, sauna .•. J·acu~1·. At has been highly upgr 'd os a " esa, . "· • wo e we • 898-7855 ••••••••••••••••••••••• h A S98 500 "' LL the.water home ha:. 3 898-7855 p... t' t 2''-b th 2 t l om... • . th1< pr1·ce ·11 won't last'. thru·ouf. New cpl-ea. ... pa ios ea. um . T~ a • s ory uni s s-mall 2 BR •· "-n or 3 'l II Rlt 71~0319 " bedrooms. 2 baths and 1~ Good f h th f I "' u-.:: .• 1 er · y, . Hurry! CoH 645-0303. fantastic master BR-3 or owner occupan. eac w1 am1 y room, BR Dplx. ptly (um. Yrly -add1uonal BR's, 3 BA. closetoschools c)'. $139,000. fir eplace, & approx. rental. $400. mo. 1st & SUPERB VIEW Step-down FR w/wet REA~~5~1s w~~8676 2.000 sq. rt. Kit c~en lasL $100. Security dep. See the sparkhnA lllC'I ~~~a!3:b'~t& bj;~~:;~ It 19:".:~· I oo+ U ... ITS ~~e;~~ l~l~~pf:;e~~ Mount .. D....-t _64_>_1344 ______ _ tmm this 4 hdrm home OWNER IS MOVING & • Other Rffll Estate " landscaped. RffCM't • 2400 Coronet del Mor 3222 1n grcnt famil y ••c--c-SAYS"SELL". ~--....................... Fantastic _Prid e of 1£ jQUai~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rieighborhood . Only ------1 $199900 E .ni-1•20 MobileHotMs ownership units. only 4 • Pl RV ACREAGE HVH, 3 Br. Family, 2 $79,900.754·7800as;:t. LEASE/O"lON • 140041UMST.NI TllACH ForSale 1100 years old, near state ac• . fplc ocean view. S900 --------•I NEWPORT HEIGHTS StllMIT ALLOFFBS! University. Very strong n.-.,.tma ·. 80Acres wit~ dirt trails. mo.'759·9448 J s 202 . PACIFIC COAST MEET YOUR ••••••••••••••••••••••• rental :irea. S2.750,ooo. .-. -'"'1s2-1920 gorgeous view. CrCJSh ---------Cordova 3 br. \'icw . ohn ,aar agt. 546: o. ...EW 'HOME' 12x44. New Skyline. lbr, l4000UA1u t.NIW HACH water spring & gold Newly remodeled 3 br 2 : ltomcr lot nr lake. Air Quail I lace Properties. PROPERTIES " · good Joe. Reas rent. I£ 1Qua~·1 --claims. Surrounded by ba. s. of Hwy. $6501 ~. ··cond. & up~rad'ed . By Owner-Big Canyon 631 0400 Anu61me OPEN HOUSE PricedtoseJl.548·7891. Plac• government l a nd. Days 536·0343, Eves & •B,750 Ownr 496·73f'4 Townhm . 2 Br, 2 ba, crpt, • 1" 432 WESTMINSTER Pra ..-t... 2 HOUSES Silverwood & Arrowhead wknds 675·7931 °New-rtlnch 1069 drp.;.Sl49,500.833·082lor *** SAT·SUN 1·5 ECOHOMYLIVIMG P 52 1920 '· Owner has said "SELL Lake accessable from · •••• ·:;;·••••••••••••••• f,40-0769. •---------N•wport leach Several Homes priced 14000UA~st-NI ntACH I T:·• Price reduced this property. SPYGLASS ocean view, 4 1--------•1 f h d from S9.750. to $15,250. Sl0.000! Two spacious 3 Only $47,000 Br 3 Ba. 2 fam rms, pool IY OWNER 4 IR HOME A grace ul, arc e entry Adult Park. Oran ge COMM. FllOMTAGE Bdrm houses. Frplc's. Call George Frey for table. oversized pati0;5, .~!iff Haven Exec Hmc. ASKING S 124,900 BIG CANYON ~~~~~e~eit:~~ 1~~'!1!, County. Park rent under l2S ft. along So. Coast beam ed cei I i n gs & Info: eda118xtrokas. Sl~:27~1o; Unit· .. w ·guest house, s unken MUST BE SOLD THIS IY OWNEtt handsomely remodeled $100. Retiring or fixed Hwy in Laguna Bch. more! Submjt offer. Ben Hinkle R.E. r ers.....,.. .. " -living rm. formal dining WE EK END . N 0 EL DORADO 3 Br. 3ba. with impressive lava income, let us show you Price includes 2 bwlda· 542,3456 3 BR 2 b be ed U rm, 3 fplc's & quiet REASONABLE OFFER ded p rock fireplace & beamed how )'OU can live com· ble lots w/plans, &: 2 ~~teal Estate . -Out--of-County------• de ·f 1a$szs am ce ' ,;\!legance: 3 Br, 2 &. by REFUSED. highly upgrSa . vtl 2 cellinas. In NEWPORT fortably at a price you CQCll.merclal bldgs. Adj. AsseciaUs • .__..., 2550 .. Bn.Rrp2 .b f I • •wner. $156,950. 646-093l. Across from Harbor Hl ~f~ go~r B.C P;;1~~~;; H A R B o R H J c H ~~~~~!·t:~~i~~~1 to famous art center. {114) MSa2S •• ~;.-.-;;:!~•••••• •••••• ~arp.'s pai~·t. s~r· new Open House Sal/Sun 12·5. 2212Margarel Dr. NB Fashion I s I a o d & SCJIOOL DISTRICT. this shopp1.11g mall & across 2 BR apt. Cathedral cell. .~PirateRd.NB. S•••UnitedBrokers Ca a1· F b c-v delight is 00 huge Rd.Anaheite.l/99l-8660 from 11. hotel. Bkr. ~~~~~~~~~I $69,500 bri ht& S39S .:I:: Ca t ma. e occupancy v .. ~ 4-·'"°"n ....... .,., .. ., = EW UNIT Darling 3Br. 1~ Ba g airy. '• IYOWMER John rey,646-74l4 S220,000. Prin. only corner lot with alley ac· MAKEOFFEA •-"-'"'°"--"'----~---...,UNIQUE N 12 home, cpts, drps . SEALlONR.EALTY ·•s parkliogv;,.woflites& Best buy In Eastbluff. 673-1689 cess for your boat: URGENT! Owner must TRl-lrW C.M LUXURY CONDO 1 · fl 1 67J.53S4 497-3388 ,.. $115 ooo rl.5A, • COMPLEX. Strong o.c. So ar1um oors. ess -Ml. Baldy from this $145.~. Versatile 4 br.j~~~~~~~~~I • · ~~ldedHo~~~~c~nt~3~er~ Great Easts ide toe, loc.UnitscurrenUyrent· Lhanlyrold. 2 Brhse,S.of Hwy,waJk Harbor View Montego 4 on pvt corner lot in xlnt WATERFRONT APT. Sesame Street. 24x52 newer 3br, 2ba, frplc, ed. Price $624 .ooo. Coa&tt• Redty to beach. nice patio. PBroo. J2~~·lcfanmnt:s.r~·1''annyr _co_n_d_. Byownc.r640·1108 Lido area. 1 BR, 1 B, A, anQual~ yd. (2) 2br. lba, pat101, Owner 831·7204 or 631-1146 $375. Call beC9AM.oraft "' .. Pr~~s:-.,!io--.. sl7u9lnxn.uy bBeroaout~1f'u1 lslh7a2rp. encl. gar. $165.000. • ..... -..... • 6P.M, 675-4907 :imenitici;. Pnnc. only. UDO ISLE pool, boat slip prvl p. ___ -. Tom Lee, Rllr, 642-1603 ......,.,_,.,, RClllChes. fcrMs, -Mf.2601 Open House Sun· 3 Br lVa Ba. $177.~ Total sec. bldg. Fee land. home. Pacific Coast I/SIDE SPECIAL Cirovts 2700 3 Br house, crpts. drps. ''Clayl·S Owner 673-6915 S97.~. MOOOUAIUtHIW uaat Resaleslnc.210SE.Bell GoodWriteOffl ltU .... ITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• flre place. 1500. mo. 631-2740 Rd, Anaheim. 1/991-8660 Great rental area. 2 " 640-8208 I UDO ISLE SEA VIEW ~ S..ClttMnte 1076 Triplexes, 6 units, all 100% occupied!! Ore'1t ORANCiE PARK -------- N d d B J;",.........JI !)( ••••••••••••••••••••••• i---------2Br t•L ba .-.35 ooo buy, must see. Call for •CRES VERY cozy 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 Charming, 4 bed rm, 2 cw u Pg r i e • a r 1 (11 l QI ~RTIES OHi-STOP , • .... · -' more info. ~ sty ho me. Wood paneled ~bath home. Walk to the Harbor, best"view,room, _________ BY Owner 3 br. 1 ba MOllUHOMIS So.~~alty I ACRE LR & Mstr bdr, fplc, ·~'beach. Shows I Ike a for pool. $25,000 less than DOVER VILLAGE adlt oceanside E l Camino. Member o{ C.M'.L. HORSI RAMCH small yard dbl gar, ideal mocleJ.SUbmitall offers. market at $250,000. twnhse.2br,2~ba,frpl. Wood, wallpaper , prin. 558-8022 ~ S~CIClllwVi•w Joe. $550. 759·0599 aft .century 21 Crocker 644.4597 "-·-'" S8S""" •u:; "'-1 only. S80,000. 494·1207 X Re 1 .,._,ftt E . ..--6Pu < 64%·5062. vwm. ,..uv. -....,.. '64 Trailarama, 10 45 a .,. ... e iec. ft· S/4 lrg bdrms, 3ba, 9001 __ .. _''-------:l~~~~~~~~I I 00/0 DOWN 31R ~ h.-:h I 0'9 ttawporf Inch I 069 w I 1OX4 5 Ex P a ndo pr'c1 in government s ub· TY sq rt 1 1 vi n g • are 8 1.-21Lba, Agt498 . .,.,.0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/10X30 Calff. rm. 2 Br, sldy programs wants to ~ c:o.i......., w I r ed wood w a 11 & )) ' UMI ~ ""' ocean r r on t v I e w. Joint venture w/lnvestor 1~0..-' cathedral beam ceiling. 11, BJIVAIU! 645 9161 <EN29S8) or builder to build apt. -Remodeled kit, huge 1.:~.~~~~~~?ror '59 Trailarama, 8X40 project s, Hli h profit g81'. all cedar ext. ';: MAltlMaS COYI CE w I 8 X 4 0 Ex P a n do POtentlal. Write Dally • .& •1 ........ .v w f r e d wood decks & _ 1 wtl.2X32 Calif rm. t Br. Pilot. Adt 113. eox lSIO, ~ IAW"-..A large poo1 area. Fully HARIOll VIEW i:• llALTY 64 .. 4463 oceanfront view C<Jeta Mesa, CA 92115218 MESA YEIDE lndsep'd, riding rin#. I 110111 BLlllS aa (Bff9175) p R I D E 0 F covered stalls, tack/hay HILLS :i MIWPOITllACH 1 '58 llarwood lOXAS, l OwNEBSHlP Duplex on barn. Avocado grove. 3 Bedroom, 2"' baths. Br,<DN9829> S UHITS quiet street. Low mainl. Privacy. Great family family room, electric: 11 'l'lftlX '68 Homette, 12X40 OST.a.Mu.a. landscapb\gw/paUosoff bome&area.XJntprice ldtcbeo, built-In mk~ ll8tePStowattr.Prkedto OVER50YEARSOFSERVICE w/UXlS lhpando C ,. " muter bed.rm. ttlple at $219,000. By Owner. wave oven. Beautiful 11-1.f. w I 2 3 X 7 C a I i f • Two Z bedrvotn, three 1 aar., storage galore, fplc 11411 Orange Park Blvd, ocean view. S750/ per "~"""';mi.ii ILUFFS. GHAT IUYI rm(OD90il) -•nl,. In oood In owner" unit. Sep, O<an1e. Open II•• all "'°""'· yeuly le .... Ck· " '62 Trallarama 8X40 rental aroa. Seller laundry facil's., xlnl week. 714<639·2309 cupancy approximate!)· l!'I w/8X40 1."lpedo wl&X8 motivated. , rent potential. ottered 1 ......... ..... Feb. 15. 1978. I; ---· Spectacular townhouse With c.111. '"'-1 Br. <ED M.!R for$129.000. ~ 2IOO COUOl'ltlWPOltT j.. rt8cb.87>2I058 Spacious BecJnns. W/3 Baths Plus 1.303) 641-3474 -r REALTORS .. bl.. F . • R M c '5( .. .,.... 10X45, 1 ••••••••••••••••••••• 67RSRI I am1 y oom. a ny ustom 1r '~> -• c 1 / tr1 b • • C ed I · \A'-•-so ru ser spor • e r Features. Lrge. over Ba cony. n 2-1 I ~ '°" condo, home, mobUe COIN Mele 3224 Overlooks Pool And Ramada. The ...,.... •• IJOO ......... " MMM I ormtrl'lm.l~l ...................... . Home ls Vacant And Ready To ...... , ................ a Unit8, &r.ad • But...-1 _ lttf ..... SPICIAL Move Into. Let'!S Oo Inspect. Priced FIVI! ~·c11!11t Anabel~. Pride or W.tM HOO s Bt a a. home on ..,ar At Sl57,500. Submit Ofter. Ii A ..., O'#'IMlrlMp. $115,000 Uk• -..-av ....................... (.'CIWH• ~a.au. l2}ss. loedtd With oM .._ ~ lq. Submit •ll off... ~~ ow N prop• r i y In S.S mo. M0-29tt t.be Cltvtlncl "Nd I Call M2·Mll Curtis In· Colt.a ...... .,.... nm.I IncJeWood Hawthorn• For•t, So. of Onnse ~ area·o•nerla unh. orSo.Bayal'H'! 3 br cotta11e. poql, Co. Kuniel»l water, Sl.50,000. -• • PAY CASHll Jacanl. d 1hwaalln. c:ntl• rollfni knoll1, 4 PLIX c.M. ..,..or$4.S-34113 '"-, flCl.Ulta OCllf. • autlfal vltW sttet. Ellc.ll• rental area. Ph.T.DTo:MJ•euTiandllSro MS-_. Owner •Ill carry. l-3 Bll. 2 Ba, 2..J BR. 1 • r"VT .,.,.._, BKR. BA + bacl. S14.,IOO. 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OK . Garden eo.t.MeN 1124 Mete 312( c..t.M.M 3124 .,_.,..... Ht& er... Condo St ~Br • botll.IS rm: fQWlrJ Slt1n·p 4 bedrm. :l bu WALK TO BEACH. pool Grove, $300 mo. Cull ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••\• Plaza a br i 11:11. pool l.ae or moJmo. W/tpts, renced yard, at tennis. ExdtlnC 2 84.IJ.11118, Tim Moran 2 Br. z ba, all bltn.s, frplc. Panornma view, new dn ba trpJc. :! car l~r Jff5 fhtu Myen Atl. super area. $395. ~·4M1 Story, 4 bdrms. 3 ba, SMftSHltlQ/· encl. 1ur., bolcooy 2br, :? ba + den 4·plex~ _Pool GM or WI 0 ~. "94·5GO Aaent. nof~e._ sundeck & nlrl um. Townhouff Lllundry rm $325. No pell. M&r 4"·1007 2'7S Orunat A'-tJ. 3 Br z 3 BR, 2 BA, pool, i need 3 Bt 2 Ba house In TurtJe $0'1Sl mo lse. UftfumJshed 3525 TSL Ma:mt 642-l&O:S PAR KLING 2br, don, B•. c-hlld rtn " pe b yard, z car aar .• doee to Rock lblb, StiOO LA R G E h o me 0 n ••••••••••••• • ••• • •• ••• A wtnnlng comblncflon 2ba twnhse. ocun vu, ••tkomc, $475 mo. 5200 schh It 'hPf. $39:5/mo. 9SS-2068 WATER with boat dol·k. lknt or lease o1>tlon Ofodunopor1menthomt& Large 3 Br Townhouse dbl ear S37S. Cheri sec $46.~ at & lat. 673-4MS. 2 Story w/4 bdrms, rum Brand new townhome. 3 With luxury oppolntmentsond with patio, 1ara1e + 661-1811. 4113-6675 New 2 BR. 212 ba . rm, din rm & pnvacy bdrm.3ba.frplc,A/C 2 su...,..recreotlonoro........,..lum pool. Quiet complex. POOL & TINMIS Bike to bch rrom th.ls tae townboroc in Heritage Sl2001mo lse. recreat1on;il c·entcr s .,.. .. , .,....... Adult.I, no pets. S3SO. 1 Bedroom apt.1ara1e. 4 Br, Fam Rm, 3 Ba con· lu1 xury twnhi m w/vlef w1ot CoodPark. 11llghly upgrag:.:. UDO NORD best loca· wlpools & tcnnll>. XJnt location. Tennis • gym • thtf'opy ~3381or675-5949 t nule to b@nch. At Dana do. Lee pvt pa.tao, rec I l~ at n tc:. w•rm rp c, oc. on veeo lion. Exec. 2 Bdrm. den, locallon near So Cow.t spo • swimming '9 bllllords. I ,ne 2 Bdrm. 11~ bo, 2 Point 493-0075 rm, etr. $-170. 613·73'77; Jtlcutti, pool, dbl a:ar. S4ClO dlrung rm. New in & out l'laln. Rent Sl751mo or One&TWo8edrooms.One8011'1 ,;· ~ ·----6311980 Avu1I now. $49S mo Agent 833·9293 5700/mo. ,..,.,.. wlrcfri", wa~her & ja+.~~ Story, pool. Kids OK. no 2 Br, lge, modern upt, ---------1 2U.92G..2800 -...,.,.., ., pet.!$. Nr schls. $265/up $300/mo. P'or lease, Jun l. 1978. Orangelrec, new I bdrm ON LlDO. Special 2 dryer. 646-7711 Walker & (i} =~ 23l0 Santa Ana Ave. Eves 498.0318 Ex ec h 0 m c x 1 n t DELUXE, new 3 br, 21.ll wtloft. Brown cpt, self bdrm++ Glamorous Lee Heal E'J!tatc 550 P'aulorlno Avt.iCoata Meao 751-ttt!I fi.IS·5068 or (2131 ;171 .4032 neighborhood, n~ s. <.:st bu, xtra lg. ~bl gar. l blk clennlng ovon. Avail. hideaway. $850/mo ,_._._,., --Spoe11>us 1625 sq ft duplex Plata & Frwy Buses to to heh. Encl d yard. ~525 now. $325/mo. ON WATER. Fabulous Apartmtnh fvmlshed l''amllies, smnll chlld~en upt. 2br, 2ba, den. lndr)' schls, nr church, lge 3 mo. 960·6209 or S36·2331 5~·75!12 VJEW 2 Br w/beout do· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... .....-t &.--J-a..-~ Cotta ~a 3124 up to 2 yrl!. 2 Br npt. $235 rm, bllM, crptd, ~g cor $G~/mo lse lalboa Island 3706 ......-.... .,. 1 ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 2077 Wallace Ave. deck, enclo.'>cd aar. S3'JO b r , 2 ba, w/w cplg Really neat. 2 br, t ba, Nu patio home. upgroded · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• CM. 646·2826 mo.1 ·529·806..~ thruout. Din ing rm ow, cpts, kids/pet OK 2Br lBa, pool, gym, ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/vaulted ce1hng, step $350. 963-4567 Agt, no fe<?. jacuzzi. no pels. S38S. W.twfront Homes Attractive l br w1i:ar .. nr San CletMnte 3776 C 0 ST A ll:t ES A - 2 EASTSIDE cozy 2 br, HIMliltgt• h Jl40 down hv rm w/vaulted SSl.oo.15 c-. 631-1400 town & water. S300/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bedroom. for mature patio, gar age. bltns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dng & fplc. Huiie garden 2 br w/gar. $260. Cpts. + uttl. 675-2773 2br, util pd $270 mo. Jtm adults only. No pets. $27S. 160 21st St. 548·2127 SHA R p 3 Br del u x.~ kit.&Cumrm.OW&selr Water pd. 2710 "A"OntheLake.Woodbridge __ 498·l000, l'xl 518, or Refer . $2SO/mo. Quail beach unit. D/W, Crplc, deanoven,Water cond., Delaware. 636·41 20 Of'oss1ng. 2 IJr. Nr.NewSeaview.3 Br,2ba. Charming.beaut.furn.I 498·0l49alt6 Place Properties. Inc. MESAPIHES palao,gur.Avall960·~ fire alert systm. o"er· l·Spm. Beach Club. S600/mo P ool. tennis, jac. Br apt, patio, sundcck. ---m4>7S2·l9'~or S48-8SSJ NewstudloaptS230.18r ..:...._..;...:;. _____ _ sited gar wJ</ .:ar dr Call SSl -1231 $875 mo. )rl)' 6iS·0562 S32S mo. Uul pd. 675·139:? ~~~:!nt1,1~_... weekends. Ask for 5285. Av~tt. Jan. lSl IAAHO HEW opi:ner. lndry rm. lots or - - -Br 1 S32S Ut 1 ~ ~ Wanda Pool. jacuul & laundry 3 Br apt/rondos. con\'e-cupboard• . ., ""tto·. Two story. 3 BR. t•~ BA Beaut Blufr:. 4 br. up-l ·year Y mo 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-~~~~~~~~ rm Adult~. no .Pols s 1 I ""' "y ' A d ·Im Full •---a. h 32'"8 1 1nl'I A\uJI. immcd 3102 " nient loc. unts ll\. beau t . I n d l> cpd .on om in u Y ""-r"'... ac .. ~ r J d c d . 1>" o al 6;5.9229 G..wrfll Open daily. 26~ Harla S400 up. 964-1507. ~·J751 w gardener. n.:f:. rcq carpelt:d & draped. •••••••••••••••••:••••• hdt:kduur S585 mo. ___ __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. l Ba duplex. Cpts. A\'e, C.M. (Mesa Verde !)0/5 mo. For appt to sec Modern appliances, P\t. 2 Br. North end ChJrm 494 6163 Wboa Pettinwla 3707 •I Br SlGS. J..ong Beach drps, refr1g, stv . encl Drive East off Harbor New deluxe twnh.'i apl.s lg 714 !179·3008 yard. Washer/dryer mg, light & air}. 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Lovely spacious 3br, 2ba. crpts, drps. $.3SO studio, gar, D/W, p.~ br. 21) ba duvlex, lrpl, MA NAG EM ENT,2 Br. den, l'"' bath, S(l00permo.:\loto)1oor CostaMtta 3724 ;~"1~~sJ;;11ke n'i.w· SOOO l O\\nhome type with mo. lmmed occupancy patio. no pets. $3~~. els to schb & shops. ~16·1311. No fee lo te· panoramic occan v1cw leic.e C.ill l'uul :\lartm fam1·1y rooms. S350/mo. 2522·B Santa Ana A\·e. "''''-1003 K 1 d:. 0 K . $ 18 0 mo nant. $4~. 497 ·Z::liO n!.'U -'ta (' · 1' · · · S 50 WEEK & UP lalboa Pettinsula 380 7 Q U A I L P L A C E 646-3192 - 1 - 9 -R--t-O_K __ S2_20_m_o_ 0 I I-' t 'I I 7383 •• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • ~ &IS.l OOl BythebeachlBr.1 1 ~11u. WESTCLIFF Stucl10.ltx>droom ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROPERTIES. I NC.CITY LIGlt1'S·2Br·VU J:l6l:1trst.eai1art5:30' E.Side. 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SPECIAL WEEKLYRATES Qu1t:t'!.br gar:igeapt. p drapes. patio, frplc, dmangrm&gar,closeto S375. Drive by 20602 Br, l'h ba townhouse. S3i5.499·1916 3Br2'U3ucondo,newly FullK1tcht•n&TV pref.~ pclts67~3~W. beam ceil, gura~e. shops&trans p.S285 mo. 23722Colh1•lay Federal. 548·0063 Pool, jacuzzi, sa,una.; 3br, 2ba on'• acre w/pool. del'Or'd. Opt a\.a1l. Jou Linens & lllllll1l·s _.!:iu_r. -'Yr y . . -Adult$. S275. 2544 Elden 546·60® aft 6PM LogillMI MiCJMI . Adult comm. Frp c. ~ Quiet canyon selltnl? t. ~mo. &i0-29111 CLOSE TO OCEAN STFPS Be t 2 b l D 06 You are the winner <>f 2 J BR. bltns . tlshw~h.r' ear gar. $385. 960·3786 Great fam. home. Lse -. ~ • to uc 1, r, Unit . 538-84 2 br unfurn. 5240 mo. l free tickets worth $14 to .:ir red d nr !>hot1 • Royd S..ites Motel ba. S32Slyrly. Gm; & wtr. chtld. no pets. A' • & f Y~ • ,· A 4 Br 11'• Ba 1 BLOCK TO avail Febl. 497-1'13-l Bluff~ I-level 2 BR, 2 ha 20tlO Newport Al vd. C:\I pd. 64:! 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S38.5. 548-95Jt; extras $525/mo Hurry d 1 h 1 1 b Nf'ar Hcg1onal Shoppin,.: Adults only, no pets 2 2 B8~· 1 ~3·2 ·.; · · · · · · ~ +.dock avail. ssSmo c~.,~~sl rblk Pb~}·, ~~6~ Center. Hcutcd pool. ~~ WESTIAY TRIPLEXES l·827·U79 Beautiful Adulpt ~pdt.s + ' a.···· **•u.Nted ln>kers 213·S4S·2i08 )UCUlZi. Nr. corner SHARP Gas&Waler aa . J RR. 2 Ba ..... S4i5/535 Al1c1a Pkwy & Pusco I.le COSTA MESA Lge 3 Bdrm 2'~ bath con· 211Wl1 Rroolchurst, HB Spoc. Brookvif'w Condo, t·nd unit. 3 Br. 21 ~ ba. frplc . 2 pat1oi.. nc•ar pool t~on1)> at. S-l!IS "-II: S.103 3 nn. 2''.: b:i ..... S47S 495 Joh ft C are y . lBd 3 l.t S-l~s ' --\'ale'nriu BRANO NEW do. All major appl 9u.66.5l H~R.2Y.iba .... $S00/62S 646·7414 a~~~.3 b~ ~m:o ALICIAPL\Z\ APARTMENT 18rF'romSA!80. F'rplc, atloched gar --------- 1 BR. 3 Ba ..... S600'1S75 Assoc1at1on incl & \'JLLAGE 2 Br. l Ba. 2 sioo . Com 2 Br From S305. w/opencr. Comm. pool. RUDY MOW "" 5 BR,3Ba. ···· ··· S8i5 LIVEOH is:!liOO ,\"t 5816151 :,s16130 I 352 3Br.2BaFromS395. 1ac. tenms. S Csl Pla1u 2 Br, painted, crpts, JBn 21 ,t.taH\limsS6SO THEGOLfCOURSE! " · · mun1ty poo I E f Sorry. no peu_s Sho ru rl·~l S2!15 mo B t 'r 1 3 't area asy rwy access drps. l ba. Gas stove •I Ur, stO\'l'. S<!OO Lgc y:ird. /\dull~. no pets. 833-8971 -------Montello ComplC''( Condo, 3Br. 2Ha, av:11I J an 1 s.ioo mo. 1st li.t 552·3:122 rnr. :ma. Colle11e Pk. lfS23 CAfllPUSl>t:IRVl"E frplc, kids pets OK, $150 mo. 546·8-_11_1___ Turtle Rock. Cnmpus ~c1:ir So. Coast Plala, View. 3br. 2 ba, atrium. 4Br. 2 story. f:im rm. wet bar, lndscpd, sprklr. pool, 2600 sq ft. Includes etc. Lovely, ready Jan I, pool service, S650 mo. SSOO mo. Call 645·2233 Dave 545-7500 dys. 833·8282 an 5' Big Canyon Townhomt·. Harhor V11~w llomcs 3 br. ----GT u ~O euu 1 u new uni S47Slmo S3fH!!76 niter Adults. no pets. $250. 425 2 br. 2 ba S700 per mo 2•, ha. li.tc fam rm. 2 Newport leach 37 69 Iii:> :!31l ,\ ays · bwldm~. Xlnt location 6pm l2lh. 640.5274 s ty. hulo!t: pitl 10. c1u1 e1 •••••••··~··•••••••••• 1-'l-.l-: near So Coast Plaza. loc. N.kmg S6SO. 1'1cx1· ---------· ~ Ch1ldn.·n welcome. No ZBr apts & 3br tnhsc. Beach s tudio duplex: 2 4 br. 3 ba. fam rm, 3200 blcterm' f.40-1714 Begonia 2 Br 1 Ba. shut· pets. Rental office open ~dlts. d!ohwhr. Gas pd. BR. l '-i ba .. gar .. patio, sq.ft. 1444 Sanl.Jago. ND n· ter'>. hltn~. 1>allo. gar, daily 10·5 840 Baker St, I i78Scott Pl. 6-12-5073 no pet. SJ?..S. 645·1682 SlOOO mo. Agent, 541 5032 2 bdrm, I ha I.ease S375. I blk W. of Bnstol. 105 ISth St.~ R. Open ~e u!lult :. only , SJSO . 557·5215 Sl951Br.incl.ul.Jl.Crpls, Condo vacant. 2 br:-2 S700 3 br Condo. Cls to llousc Sat Sun. 12·5. 675 l+lli li.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii drps, patio. quiet adults, bath, dishwasher, range Fashion Is land. Short --2 Br 21 ~ Bo. dcn. rum rm. 1 .... C ,.t A ILAMCA no pets. 1828 Placentia & oven. Cpt.s, drps, pool, term only.759-0087 San.Ju• tiOO --644·6958 pvt patio. Securlt:y. FINER HOME •• :!!!!':~ ..... !??.~ BIG' ~~Ji~tio. ~.ir. ~_:: Al~~ ~~!;~~:~. Eastslde 2 BR. 1 Bo 1 , near 532.Slmo. 5S4·ll32 •· BIG CANYON. Absolute Prl\'. community condo. J 2 Br 2 Ba . hkt• new. 2 car pool, lndry. fac's. Adwlts Back Bay. Enc rear 2 BR, 2 ba, frpl, D/>V. ly sm ashing A1,1gusla BR . 2 hu. Adulto; only. • gar. wus her/dryr. S445 over 35, n o pets or yrd. gar. S300. 541M93J gar. $32S m <J. 216'2 Plan. A masterpiece of $400.SeaLionHealty mo 759.Jl3l:494·2966 children. Call Sue: 1.2 &a bdrm apts.in con· Brookhurst,557·4579 dramatic design with 497.3388 fi7353S4 GRE,\TRECREATION: 556·7707 o r Henry : venienl location Irvine 3844 uvnsa·euw'f. as3sedBRg.olf._coduersn·e. 3-BR, I''"' ba, fp, hobby Swimming. ~aunas. 2 BIG co1.y lllr,dfrpl.I pooNl.1~~64~2~·9~1~37~~~~~~~ S19S-S27SAgt. 642·3850 •••••••••••••••••••••~·· "' ~ health clubs. billiards. Sngl/marr1e cp . o 4 Bil, 2 ba. nr. Ward's Turt.leroek 4 bbr, fa,m rmi $795/Month area, comm. pooJ, 1 m1. night-lighted tennis ...:pe~1s:.../...:c~h_11_'1...:S_:l50_.1!40-____ 7030 __ , . d d Lrg 2br, bllns, crpls. Orangetree. new 1 bdrm 1')1>1. yard, kids OK. $400 din rm. 2. a, view o HASTINGS & CO. marina. $370. 5Rl·2464. 1 Br. crpts, rps, Y • drps. S24S mo. 1 child wllofl. Brown cari>eJ, mo.S4S.S120eve:. LsUCcl .. GAr\dn•a1rl •. !,aa"nte.r.arads: RIALTORS 640-5560 W---t......._-t-3298 courts. Pro & pro :.hop. lmmac scp unit 2 Br J car port. Kids ok. No '01\. No pets. 832-3448. selr-cl eanlng ov•'?'· .. ... .. rnnn .., golf dnving rnnge. party Ba, + photo room, fplc. dogs. S225. inc. util. ........ 3417 Avn1l. no.,'::..S32S 7 cc.; son. dues pd by owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• room. mmi ocean '1ew. E.ncl 645-2214 8·5. """ ...,.. ....,. DGRGPoJnt 3226 SS7S.Agt.S-ll·S032 TEHHISlrlEACH Almost new. 4 bt'drm, 2 FU'.'J ACTIVITIES : j!ar,lot:.ofchurm,clos --------IDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Bo •. ~ew port ba wlfplc. ow & cpts . Fullt1me director. free to park & tennis. Adil.'!. 2 Br. Mon{1cello condo. EASTS 2 Br. 11., ba in Wood· Lease, new4Br. overlook· liniv. Park area. Conve· S hores home, newly p r e !I t I g I o u s Sunday brunl'h. BBQ's, no pets 5375. 642·8833 o pool&. Rec rm. 5350/mo. HUGE newer lbr. bltns, bridge. S350. Adults . .no ing canyon, ocean view niently located nr Irv. painted & decor'd. SSSO neighborhood . $47S. trips, par tics. sport &i-\·1179 Enc gar, lndry hkup. crpts. drps, lrg walkan pets. 833-8<XIOor 833·~7 from backyard gazebo. lndustrl al Park. 3br. mo. 640-2981 ~7. J\aenl, 110 fee. t •.. & e, 642-8005 closet wshr/dryr gar 1 _..•---It 31,.. 2b r I r d ti "' ournamen....; mor · 2 Br. l ba. '1ew, rrplc. . ' ' __,...... __. - SSOO lsl & last+ S300 st'oorp~·o.ncW~adoyNO FEE! Houses.. con-3-Br 2Ba~ fl>l c, prof BEAUTIFULAP1'S: bltns . d:.hwhr.2 Br, g, ba townhouse Nopets.S2!i0.549·1438 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• dcp. 83l·2lJ8 213·614·5107, evstwknds dos, duplexes. Rental lndscpd. pvt patio, S4~. Smgles, 1&2 bedrooms \\as h dry, gar $485. lse wtpat10. 610 Joann St. S31-126G Luxury penthouse. 2 br', 2 B Taro 3232 714·SS2·9673 Pavilion. 67>4912 Bkr. Incl grdnr. Jo Kelly. Furn. & unrurn. :\lodcl!> 640-0278 Small pets. 548·7638 <21 2 Br. 1 ba. 1 With be. din r m , frplc, big •• ••••• ~l371 &8461985 open daily 10 to 7. Room· frplc. Also. (2> 1 brs. v I e w . BI o ck lo ••••••• ••••••••• New l br Orangetree Con· Lwtury Condo, 3 bedrm, 3 -·----mate service a\a1l. ilio Luxurv lbr w mini oceo 2 br townhse. 2 br apt Call 5484471 downtown. 5475 mo. Super, lovely 3 br, 2 ba, do i\IC pool Jacuzzi. bath . den, walk lo Condowlinlums lease required. Sorry. &.Jettyv1e\\s,onlysteps w/pool&jacuzzi. 494·2379eves;957-0282 fplc. crpt, fenced yd. te~ms.~lbhse.'$300.mo. beach. Pool,. tennis Unfurnished 3425 adultsonly.nopets. to ChmaCove.~50/mo &&5·2"98 Large 2 br. 1 ba. kids/pets welcomc.,s39S. Owner/ Agt 546-0785 .$650/mo. Avail 18. mos. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ood 67S 2535 Westside. fncd pnl 10, 1 Br. Ocean view, blk lo 963-4567,Agcnl.no ee. . . lease. Ask for Jay.L ANDMARK• a.kw . •2-tl!MESADR.• dish washer, no heh. Adlts:·no pets. 1'wnhse cu•trom 2Br 2Ba Luxuriously ap~.inted. 1 Agent.644·7270 uagnolla-Atlanta HB. Garden Apartments 28r. lBa Dplx. m qulel Lovely & l)~W 2 Br 2 Ba ch1ltt renl pets. Cell S275·S295. 494-3280; . -'i • • l~\cl twnhse. Uftl\'ers1ty . ,,. Mewporl IMcll/Horitt I( 1gh I an1Js. bl t n s. upper. O'looks, SA Coun· s.i&·~l _499_._3900 ______ _ oar, n tt ach gnr , rark 2 Br den i Ba Sharp H a rbor View Adults only , O\'er ·10 880lrvlnetatl7th> dshw~hr r efr1g, lndry tryClub.GJJ.1816 spacious, S340 mo. supe'r vie'.w c~vcr'd Monaco3 Br, nr pool, In· Mlll1t?n S rcr fal'il. 645·0550 rm. pat1CY. !{:Ir, pvt bch EA.5TS10E lg 2 br, 2 ba. Choice condo ~l golf S.W·l04l atrium &'patio . cl a rdn:r. Avail now. Securit: .. 811 appllc. MewporllMch/Sollth , access. grdnr. adlts, VlllaVi.toAph frpl. rrml din. lndry course; 3 BR, 2 b•., fountoill Valley 3234 cathedral clgs. formal 644·4728 960·l366_t:_v_e_s.____ 1700 16th ~t. S3ll5 mo. 673··1132 2078Thutin ar ea. S37S mo. Agt. vaultccl ceil, lge. d~. •••••••••••••••••••••••,dining rm, free standing Tustin 3Z90 TutHn 3290 ll)ISver nt 16111> ----Brand new, large 2 br, Days: 552·0434 eves: trees: pool, w11hr/dryer. f I d ll" $495 Bv 642·8170 3Br. 2Ba. nice, large, $460 l~ 1111 townhouse wtfam ., ...... 0507 S4~ Mo. Agt. 494-75T8 3 Br. 2 Ba, crpts, drps, pc, 8 "' ' "••••••••••••••••••••• ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 719 Poinsettia. room.Xlntnrea.S350. """ r I ••"" owner. Immed occ:py. I~~~~~~~~~~ 1 . rp c. """"c213.,94m1°:........ 49.1-4818 or 675:9250. 1: 67J.2099 TSL Mg~t 64.2·1603 I IMl"9• leach 3140 HunffttcJtOft leect. 3 49 ..,..,., 3Br apt, frplc, gar. S_o! ~JiEDROOM ............................................. . H1111lhagton hach 3240 Univ. Park, 2 BR; 2 Ba, BACHELOR APT. Hwy. S500/mo. 2 Br. garage, A/C. $315. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S430. mo. leHe or lse/op-673-5767 ancr M mo. 645·4655 4 Bedroom pool home. lion. SSl-4912 an. 5:30 ALL UTILS PD! S450/month. S HA RP. wkdys 100' from the oeenn. :osla Mesa 3824 Costa Mesa 3124 Available n o w, ca ll Walnut Squar~ Coftdo. Seml·fur-nished. Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••'-••••••• Mackat 962-7788. Just r emodeled! Like now! 201 E . Balbou ......i N Blvd. Yrly. $250 per mo. --------•I new. 2 br, pr .. J"""· 0 NO FEE. CAii: Sue at MERRY pets. S330. 551·281.s. 556·7707 an.Ytlme. a Br 2 Ba--beautlrul CHRISTMAS Calif. Hon>e11 aru. New Spend 1978 In a brand cptS It paint, l39S ~o. new bea c h b o m e. _673-4220:...:.;:;....:;;;~---...... --1 S pacious. uparaded Woodbndae creek.aide. 4 thru·out. frplc: .• dbl. br, 3 ba, diblna rm, fam. gatafe, pvt. yard, rm .• :it.rulm, Cllt, drps, C h 11 d r c n 4' Pet• polio, landsc, n~y park. wolcomc. Only $52.'S/m o, I k •· """I 9•111\0 Se-e dally 1·5. $13 nth St. a e • ....,. . o1 • Ajt. 980-8161or8441-lllU . ..;840-:_:_.25'42_ . .;...._ _____ I Real nice 4 br. 2 ba, fplc, cpes, conv. atfll. Move riaht ln. S3&S, 963-4~7, .A..,.t.ooree. J Br, 2 ba Condo. Frplc, part, peol •tennll. $a50. 1sl/l11t+tlep, Af\er 5, m.aa MOYE iii itaw ... OCIAMFllOMT 3 BR. 2 bn. yrly. $595 STVSTOllACH 2 Br. 2 ba. turn, yrl,i $310 2 Br.house unf. S31s associated I'M I.,. '" '1 ; I " • I' ,, 1, N toi,, • ''. • Atten: Strallhl prof. man. Wl\Y .not aomethlna belt.er than a lonely apt'! Share e.qually w /2 other&, a luit, hirn. ocean vu home In Newport. S300Tmo inc:rcf iar, util. lae pool, maid Ir &rdnr. Cd flnanc11( tltk1trad HIODlall. ....... Mediterranean V~Uag •Beamed ceilings. wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, w•lk·in closets •Balconies, paUos •Park-like landscaping •Swimming pools, acuui •Lighted tennis ce>Urts •Minutes tO freeways• beaches •Secµrity systems assure privacy . . Kennybunkport? Isn't that the horse that won The Triple Crown in '727 ~fD~ If yoif re not sure who (or what) Kennybunkport ~ was. don"t feel bad-you're not aione. Kennybunkport 1s one of 14 d1stlnctlvely dlffer@nt apartment tloorplans at Seawind VIUage m Huntlhgton Beach. Seawind V.llaqe Is a result " of totally personalized professional planning. The kind of .tttent1on you deserve. A perfect blend of nature and llvlng- nestled 1n a fore:.t with babbling brooks and quiet •. pondS, cooll!d by natural ocean breezes. Adel to that tennis courts. swimming pools. ajacuul and,• a convenient location near shopping and employment and you've got a place anyone WO\Jld J)roudly call hOme. (Even KennybunkJ)Ortl) One end two bedroom. one and two bath adult apartments from $Z65.00 Se~~-"9' ... r ' .. ·Villa~ tSSSS Huntington Vtli.ge Unt Hun~ Be~. C4 (714) 893· 5 I lil8 F'rom the San Diego F~ ~ttvt ~ on Btld\ to Mcfadden. ttitn west on Jkf~ to Seawlnd vin.oe. ' Fwml!fllngs 1val'*t • Open dally 10 4M 'ti!~ • .. ... DIRECTORY •n' ce a.,.ar CrpetS.-.ic• Contr~tor G••r45--rtc.. HOllHdffftltM) Mo•lftt l'alriff~Paperittg Pt•fw/llepoir ~Altw9ffon1 ·····•••·••·•·········· ............•••.•.•••.. ····•·•·••··••··•··•••· ..•..•••........••••... ........•...........•.. ...•...............•... ..••......•........... ···········•······•···· ······················~ H4'J AppheeeScin ~" Cart' Carp rt RH I HR LAIOR Want a Rt:ALLV CL£AN HAVE VAN. Will do lite YOIJNG MA:>\. S yrs expr VERYNEATPAT<.'H Ol\1 SEWl:>\G Xlnl TIUt' t:ttAJtOi!: $10 l.1t.'an1•f) St11um l'lt'J11 v ROOM f 0 r me m h c r 1 . A JI HOUSE? Call Clnaham moving. Expr'd. reas. in wallcoverlng. t'ree JOBS & T~Xnm~ quohty, :ilso 11lterat\on), 202$ S Mam, SA u1 :.hi>mpuu ali.u up ADDITIO.._.S Set-vices $10 ht or Jeu Girl. Fret> est 6"S·Sl23 Rick 832·SS68, 1t.!t 3:30 est.s. G-lS.8576 Andy Frt:e est 893·1439 dull clothes V7'9·t0TO ev SG-:M22 957 Ot hol:.kr> aJI v.01 k 11uar " 673·&0L3 wkdys ---------------1 Truclc mount un11 . l'r Ai>art mt.'nt!I « llOU!ll1S Hove a clean houi.e for · House Pamt1na. 10 > n. PATCH PLASTERING Th ,~t. r,·iu. ralt .. • t).l~ J716 K1tclwn Hcmudelln& Gt>tldiftt the ltoldldays. The Mop· S t ud e n l 1\1 over s · expr NB, CM arvH. l'M A 11 type a. free ..................... .. Pl.tni. & Jo'tnancln& ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets Cl coning Serv. lntel11gent service, SMAW. -!\1Y PRICES e:.timates. C.dl ~682S •ramie tllet, ldtehcru;, <DOORS, windows Slca1n Cleon! Holiday . Av:ul. Sklploader. Dump truck. Rt-liable, reas & refs. cheapest ratH. Also an-A RE S MALL . Ron ,._.1 bathroom-.. & entrp •. e-rab1n•ls, i.hclvci.' S~c1aJ. rpl &.. upho1 13 fudrccbl c1tll631·008S H<iulin,, tree work. ~2393 tique delivery, short &'2·6™> -"9 Frcoe~t.Chuck~·~ tlou1hlrlnlllh. ~tcku Hnu1 SHI VS up to 400 l\cn Ahn·nbcn• & 8111 &radios de mo etc notice, after houu. . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• work. 642·67&1 i.q It. -i-l!al.I &.. tJ.1th free: Shcrbocorr lXOYE 8JJ.12S7 • The lmm11cull1tc Clean· ~-7~ Pr 0 r Pa 1 n t C & UOMES.\Vt:;RS Plunlb-C4!ram1~· Ulo & morUtc. • t. I I· I!: 't)'>le11b L•«~nH'<.I & Bonded i n g c; o Y 0 U rt • l'l11 Pt:rhangln"~ Clean. Ing & lkntms. tree esl. Around tu~ & i.howe1 :0 Olrpent.er, aJI ph~e:., re· ti31·5J50 M.J ;J9J:l art i; • H.llftg SATISFACTION GUAR PaintiftcJll'operin9 wor k euar. 1' r oe est $10 hr. Honai;l & reliable Rens. ~·i.tf.8 modeh1, patio CO\ er~. c............ - -BKtncal ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759 o:rn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9S7-0941. 536-4383 i.ervu·e. tit}(t\, ~l/C OK. etc. Free c:.l. Ref --•nCJ •••••••••••••••••••••••Tr I rl l'l:.'TERS PAlNTINO 751·3150or 84T·0383 T'°" W.lce t.;;t·x.58 •:••••••••••••••••••••• ELi::t.:TllH',\I. S.C:KVICI:: rn~e._~:, a~;r~ ~c~~u:;=· Dependable. own trans. Expr"d Reas Rates. Paint Yotar Cattle ••••••••••••••••••••••• \,. d k ·II . l-orllll'u~11 ,11raftrH1 (",\l.l.'\Sl5hr,&SMALL lawnwork.Lltemovtnn' Xlntreri..KellySS9·-&IS90 t'ree E~t. C:i ll Gene AverageEictr\Slry$395Auy plumbing. w:iterRemovals. t mmm1n1t. •OO wor . a l>Jh'i.. All on·,1i.111n ii~·r ~l)nul JOllS~!IZ:l:I ~ •• CalJSal&Sun only. 552-~58 2StorySM5,lnlr S45rm St'rv. lcaki.. balhroom prwunii. 1''reeesl. L1cJ. ·~a bn ll>. Pa ti oi.. l 1 t St.'n·1l't.' t a liJnJ c .. tt:r 5"11· Priees Incl mJtrl/lubor <.'flcl. ,·era n11c tUI!. ll<:as , fully Insured 6-l:!·~ remdls, some elec, h1-mi; t>15·!J858 Hubbcrd S~ric Student, big truck: lloul-lrorung & CleJning PROF~SIONAL P.1int· Gu:ir/lnsr·fo'ree est. ~~&I fl)Jal. Prompt svc Ire - - - -Lie 327t36 645-6974 l Cheap rng. lnter/Extcr. Hcas. Llc~t. Ted 636·7065 Wofft"tMch ~l. 642·17311. Cemtnt/Conc,..t• ---------ng, dean·up, trees rut 645-7487 "ork gu:if~t?·~ RtftDdel & Rf90(f . ••••••••••••••••••••••• --'---------!••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'.LEC'IRlCli\N·Pnced An» n job. 491.7669 MJCHAELS 11Al~'TlNG: •••••••••••••••••••••••Pine & Solid Oal. Gregg Houi.ecleaning over the "' p l t ' b f r~ S-lc... c1<;~1 ENT WOHi< All right free e:.umate on ... nc an g at :.tay usy ext. hou:.es & comm. Paint your house or wat.crbcd.s Complete hue _..,..... ,.. • w holidays, exper. w/xlnt ri T r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ktnd!> llcasonjlJlc. Frt!e lugeor,malljobs. HouMcJ~ rers.?Jl-0352 P ces. ryme. rec est. bldg's.67S·Sl413ft.Spm. Chni.tm11s! K&K Paint· & acc. Reasonable. Carpet Man will la'' _esl!..Call7511·0025 ___ l.Jcensed ___ ti73·03S9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sthc/insr.83G·SSSS mgcallustwo!49!1·37SS Ter~·s Nwpl ·Bay J Lands I Professional Painting. 642-0161 )'OUN or mine. Repair:. l: c 01 ,. 11 1 w 0 r k Gardemncj · cap 111) Painting. Estr/lntr. Ex· t o p qua Ii 1 y pa 1 n t. RooflttcJ ------- & cleaning too! Guar U rs' e"' •').. Pat'"'>: •••••••••••••••••••• ••• S--"lin~ CleGn• ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• pr'd, honest, ne:il. re as Rbults quaranlet!l.I. Lie. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~r.k. Ill bl'!_ger s. a\'lni;s v.alkwa}' Hl•:i1>1mttltlc Wt:t:DING·CLEANl'l'S ,.-"" • Wall:.. palao,,, new lawn:.. Llc'd OO-l 1G45 Da\'c 346996. 6"6·!1288 R001''S i''OR LESS ---------,.,cc c~t "'' ...... , Windows, wu I. etc. Mr. sprk I '·r•, 1 run work. • .,...~.,,....., f1 cc ,.,,t:, ~M; u,5; Weekly "IJ111tenance L !iLO r.o ... S36 7 " ' .'\II t)'l>t!l>. (man ~\·all. )ian · . ...,...., • 711 founlct1ni. Licensed lnlerior, ex\erior point· P~1nt!nr1. Homes·In•-. & ~ Ii bo d'd OP•OllTU...,ITY ~harnpoo & steum clean \ 1 -1 . k "'toe l·st 6-12·9907 --....... '""~' · .. ., .. 1'1 ec ~t. <'I n . Ill· ,. " Co . , • • c •llH'l'l'l1• .,., or SUNSHINE GIRLS "'" .. ....., I n g S u pre m e Exterior. Specialty : sr. ~nior l·1t1ten:. dis-knocks ortcn when you ' jor bnghleneri. · v.hl lllu, I.. ltril'k, ... 111nw & G~~al S~•icH v-....,,-y 9G"~~7k89m1:11iship. Call Jack Apts. Lo rates GJl -:?508 cnt. 89·1·o.t21 :mytinw I.be r'•sult·1telt1111J L>uily 'i:;>ts 10 min lllc<1l'h i·om·re1 .. \\;;It-. ~t·unt) ••••••••••••••••••••••• All types of home & of· ..._..... "' Pilot Classlh ed "<ht lo ClcJn 11v thn rrn hall f1ce clean1na packages ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------CHRISTM "'S " ' • 11111!<1,•1' ll:.l-1 !1118 11 \NI>\' \I AN· C · "en. ., ' PROF'-'~'SJONAL PREP "" ROOFS 111.i;t:ilh .. -d factor)' reach lhe Orange Coai.t l 'S1S. Av~ rm 87 50. cr,uc h ---1 • · ar,.. Specl31 Apts &r R. E Brickwork. Small job:i . "'"' 1t SHI l·hr SS Guar t.'hm \ h ll • · · · •t • ii.: l •. tn'. clcl.innil. plumlmag work. "'··nded/innsured .. & PAINTLNG ~XTER. SPECIAL direct : cslab :IS yr:.. Call market. • : . • ~IJ J .... unuc l • rce & lloori.. Ph !W7·271!i ou Nc~1>0rl, CustJ Me:.a & R I L' 2367 H:lrold Gunn 5-19·2'.itil Phooe042·5678 pol udor. Cpl rcpuar. 15 ll'OlO\:JI ~ clc;.i nup:.. _ ----__ Free est:. & instant lr\'lnt'.675·31i5cvci.. eas/ nsr. I<' 41. A\'erage3bdrrnhm S22S )"I'~ "" µr. Uo work Frt•c i:;~1 ti:Jl soa. 1-'ftid what you want in i.erv1ce. S40·9S25 & 1''reeest. 638·7394 sntisfact1on guar. Call Hild "'hat you w.inl tn1 _________ _ 11\)''>dl. Hdi. :;JI ·0101 Llet!nM:•I paily Pilot Cla~sifieds. 552.0245 Se_l_I 1_d_l~_1_te_m_s __ oo_-56_78 W:int Ads Call 642•5678 aft Spm. Gary ~-099S Daily Pilot Classifieds. ~ ..... Unfum. AparlwtHb Urrfum. Office R.ntol 4400 Offic• ll...tal 4400 MoMy Wont~ 5030 Lost & FCMlftd 5300 irsonclls 53 50 Help W Gllffcl 7 I 00 Hefp W ..tecl 7100 •......•••.•.••... , ..•.......•.................•••...•••••....••....• ... ,, ......................................... . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• L._,... S.och 38 .. 8 W"tminstw 3198 BABYSITTER wonted In ..•......••.........•...•......•••........•... Ir you're not gelling Lo!tl: Mon. 11/:?8. Seal PREGNANT? •~SEMBLER CuM hme, required to EXECUTIVE Row I 13.8'7o • return on your Point Siamese cal, 1 yr. Ca rin~ con fid ential IW :.lay over nights u t OCEA.HFROMT a BR. I b a . n r. I nc. investment, call Sandy old, female, s payed. Cl)Ullicl lng & rererral. TRAINEES lime:.._ &_«>_·5_14_3 __ _ DEt.UXE Brookhurst & GG l·'rv.r. RObs, Ajax Co. 837·37« we .. ring nea collar. Vic. Abortion. adoption & Lease, 1 Mo. f.ru Sm. pd or kids ok S250 Prestigious office space In Newport •A,erage yield on pay. Rockledge and Victoria keeping. Needed Immediately UAKf.R Eicp'd or appren· !11.200.l!J Bch/Alrportarea.Tastefulreceptlonlob-olfs to Ajax investors. Or. Laguna Beach. APCARE 547·2563 Long & short term as· tice. Call btwn. 8Al\l & :?·2BRCrS500.6-16·050S ---by, telephone message service, con-Jan. thru July, 1977 . Reward !! 494·9466 or---------s1gnments. Holiday & noon.496·1410 . L ... 1 -• 3852 S230 l ~CI •. ALL UTIL. f kit h be I State law permits a pre· 494·2A17 aft S:30 P!\I LIHDA. Ir VICKI v a c a 1 i 0 n p 0 y . "-nk ,. OCJl"G"" CJllll!'I Crl.'~•t lvcation. overlook· erence rooms, c en, verage, n-payment penalty charge Outcalt Massaca-Hos.p1taliiation plan .,... T1~LER P/TIME •.••f••••••••••••:•••••• 1n~ p;.irl. L~~ attrart1\·e outgoing mall service, dictating & copy equivalent to 80% or 6 For ...._ 11!.-of LI.! b s od ...., l\u·i•l&2Br.$26!">&up, 2br. w1rrai:. & bltns. machines, travel consultants, com-months unearned in-** t_..--" availale. tortt ay! We are seeking a 1~•11 & rec room. t1uicll Quiet. we ll manai,:ed puterized typesetting. Complete teresl on the balance. WarrenHC11tCock Serving all Orange Co. customerorienlt:d indiv. ··•~<·~! 7~•~---~1ul1hns.: SX··ll~ secreta.tlal services available as Mortgage Brokers. Of. 621 Lido Pri Dr. 835·7313 for pltimc teller position Huitport leach 3869 $2 fered to California reM· H -... a. h *MICHELLE~* m our N.R. ore. Recent needed.From 90permo. dents only. ew,..... ac JI 3848 C~s 0 ...1_... teller or cn)h1er1ng ex· •••••••• •••••••••••• ••• A.~ments Furnished c-171..iJ 752· 7170 You are the winner of 2 Outcall Massage n ... r-'. -~ lr~-e tickets worth Sl.t to 546· 741 per. pref'd w/lite typing. ·-· Now Of' Unfurnished 3900 Mort~•· Trust HOLID "'Y 0 ... ICE 10A!\1·2AM 731·'462 XJnt i.al & work in& con· YOO CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Park Newport ····;~;~·~;~;;;~:;···· Office Rental 4400 ....... Rental 4450 •• ~ •••••••••• ~~.~~ ~the " Splrihlcll Readet-Or~~::~. ~~~rl) ~i:~r~EnJs SAVJNGS PALM MESA A.PTS. • •• •••. ••••• ••• •• •• •• •• ••••• •• •••• •••••••••. •• LOWEST ANAH El M ~~ ~~;!~!'.11~f1:~~ t~EQ~u~al;;;Op~por~~E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~~~lS~l~5~W~e~$~lc~l~l f~f~D~r~. ~N~Bi MINUTES TO NPT 4 DbUXE OFC'S CONVENTION Equal Oppor Employer_ B"'-l. 65' PER 59 FT ~ CENTER For appt. 492.-1296 '-'' Con( 2S JI .....,.... R.tH ----'-'------Assembelers IJ h 1._,, BR 1617 WESTCLIFF"·NB . rm .• seat . a Dec. Z7th-Jan. 1st. DANCE OF FUN ELECTRO~IC uc · """ · AGT. 5-11-5032 paneled. sm. whse in r e· I st T.D.'s. also f"ree Tickets good for " from 5220. & up ar. l or 2 yr. lease. Lake 2ftd TD L Dec . 3 0 l h or J 1 s l Btn nude girls dance & EXPERlmuCED Banking LOA.M PROCESSING Adults, No Pch 1501 Westcliff Dr. Fores t area. K e nt FairestTe'r~s =·1949 performances . Call rap session. IOAM to '"" 1 '"'''R\" \P1' LIVING 1~1 Mesa Dr. Harkins. 8 333 2AM Mon·Sat 625 N. IJUi\U , (5 Blk!t C:JSl ol i't!V.J>Orl ;>;ewport f"tnancial Ctr sattt~ MtCJ. Co. 64~·567 . ext. ' to l::uchd Anah SS9-61~ CLERK RaptdJy growing lr\'ine Bui.y pleasant :'ol.B. ofc company has immed. Xlnl sul & bcneftlS. Rc:il ol)l'nings in lhe rollow. advoneemenl avail. 0\<•rlooking The Water Bl ' d l Leosinq Offiu Space 7l-t·SSl·9393 642-2171 545-061 I claim your Ucket!i. !-'REE SESSION WI AD l::njoy S750,000 spCl· ~u; !JXW l'all on !;ate :\lanager lnG.strial Rental 4500 * * t;iculnr spa. 7 sw1mmmg Rooms -40o0 -lil4~~~3111 ext 246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost male cal 10 mo old. ~H~~~~'\i~~~~r pools, 8 lighted courts, ••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• fXECUTIVi SUITES G400 Sq ft ol industrial * * blk w/wht markings ,·1c OutcaJl g.90 494.Sll I mg: M us t t y p e 5 0 w pm •llnnd Solderin~ Tclt•phone & customer •Wire wruppini: conlal'l. Sec l\I adclln~ nu·1ils orb ke tra1·1s pul property W/1~ sq ft of D L Khffy 0-~~h 'Gnrf"eld 960 1286 " I • ltoorn w kitchl·nl'ltc u ca u t.l f u I b Id g . all' cood ores. !>iS-1653. 231.3 • :_... UCu• I . . Succei.i.full applicants Dawson, 673·3130. Im will havti good manuaJ nng. shu!Ocboards. S50 week & up Personalized phone ~OV· 2956 Randolph Ave, C:'lt 2 ..-•y Lost: Female Puppy 3 548·975S ,•rage. secy ser vice, MJulon Vi .. o mo's Shep & ? mlx. MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS . ESCORTS OUTCALL ONLY 631-3811 dexterity & a positive pennl Savings & L<>.n. can ·do altitude. Work i-3366-•V•ia-L.id•o•'•N•.•D•. -- hours 8 A M • 4 : 3 0 P M . -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Barhs from $274 50/rno. Also t&2 bdrm plans 2 i.tory townhouses Elec. k1tch, priv. palloi. & balconies, npti., draperies, park1ni;. elevator:.. ----C'onf. room, xerox & 3 2 0 0 Sq f t . T n · You are the winner or 2 Gray w/tun. Wht paws. Am~~i.s.~rlor l~n m Costa more. E::asy frwy access. dust/Comm'I, 2952 Ran· free tickets worth $14 to wearing brown collar. "1\.-sa. 2277 Harbor. ':0 · ;o.;l.';ir So. Coast Plaza. dolph Ave, CM Call HOUDAY OH ICE Newport l!ghl.'l. Reward. I r a 11 Y I 0 cat c d • ~ 3 5 From S2:?5. 979·2161 s.iG-1653. al th" "'"·2283. room-.. 1\1 1\NY v.1lh --"' ""' k1t1'111:n. phone & TV Koll-Jr\'inc Center For rent Approx 7006q.ft. co~:r;.:.fbN ~t: Small golden brown Sw1nimmg poul. jacuui l!:xccutive Suites Lag. Cyn Rd. Util. pd. CENTEJl dog. white spot In left ;mtl rec. room. Ua1iy & ,\llst71.'i.u11csnowrl\·a1I. S200.497·1P3or49.l-060ti Dcc.2ith-Jan.lst. eye Vic Talbert & ESCORT SERVIC~ MODELING OUTCALL 24 Hours 847 ·6520 Salary open, company paid benefits. call or BP· ply in person, PROGRAM DATA INC. Banking UNION IANK MEWftORT IEACH HAS AN OPENING FOR AN EXP ER 'O PROOF OPERA.TOR v.eckly rate!> startanJ? (1~2 llJO ,,q. ft. ) Rent in-Free Tickets good for Beach. LJst seen Dec. 9. Optional maid i.en ·1cc from S48 a "'Cl·k ti Heccpl , phone ans., lSOOSq.fl. :'111A for lite Dec. 30 l h 0 r 315 l Reward. 8"7·1415. * SANDY'S * 1.i~-ll!IU ulll.. Janatonal. m:ul & manuf acl_u r tng . OtrrC LL1'ASS\GE 16752 Hale Ave, lrv. 714·5-19-0335 Please contact Doris Mitchell. 610 Newport Ctr Dr. 558.5280, At Fashion lliland. Jam . . coffee i.crv., conf. rm. Woodshop 0 .K. 497-1143 perr~rmances . Call LOST: Lt red s ml Pek· "973.~ ' )>oree & San Juaqu1n \ ounl! prof :It I'· l'ark lounge, kitch privgs & or494·0608 64~·S678. e.xt. 333, to ingese nds medication. ----------1 We will lrain. Apply iam A.SSEMILERS lt11ls Rd. Nwpt. ="8 · Sl!IO mo prof. 't·cretanal serv. on s~ .. 550 claim your tickets. Crest & Main St. HB. Attractive Christi:in gal MacGregor Yacht Corp. i59·0999 e\'S. 731-1115 I .... ...,.., "' .. * 1631 Pl r C~I d~·s· yrcm1scs. ,714)S.19·9~5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-3262 • 24, S'S'", 12Slbs. Meet san-, ____ ac_en_a_a_. ____ 1 _________ _ Equal Oppor Employer For lea.sin& information: to 34 po Box·· THE EfffCl1£UT Storage units from SlS WANTED: 2nd TO loans. FOUND: Samoyed mix cere guy · · · ASSEMBLER TRAINEE BARTENDER Room \\t ba. pvt cnt. 2 '"" mo. Indoor & outdoor Oceanfront Properties. dog, male w/collar. vie 1148• G.G. 92642 SANTA ANA Experienced 714/ 644-1900 bl ks beach. SlOO. mo. ALTERNATIVE RV & boat storage. Mgr SSOM Secured by Del CdM. 833-8830 days ext call S49·247S. Call Bob. 979· 75SO ----------1 43rd St, 1'8 494.6(».I Mo. to mo. rent Incl : on premise, 24 hrs Mar Houses. WUI ~ay sis · •SHERI LEE• l Th S lo"-10 I •· Al BARTENDER, COOK. 'ft VacotlOft R.ntals 4250 R e c e pl . s e r v . , secur ty. e torage "' + po n..... so Cert!Cied Masseuse ASSEMILERS C 0 C K T A 1 L oACHELOR APT. • •••••••••••••••••••••• personali:ied phone COY· Pla ce. 18305 Ml. will seell 140M 2nd TO' FOUND: Poodle mix, Housacalls ·ByAppt. Immed. openings avail. erage, cone. rm. mall Langley, No. of Ellis, 15% dlseounl. P /P lon&tail.Apricotw/gray 838-6838 , 11 h rod ti WAITR ESSES & ALL UTILS PO! Cabin, Big Bear. sips serv., underground prkg Fountain Valley. (71')642.5032 Days only. patches, 548·1095 or :mbfe:s Pat :r o&,::~ BUSBOYS. Inte r views JOO' Crom the ocean. 4-18. $35 up. Pool tbl, cir & in N rt Phone964•1607 962-8528 Hawallan Vacation. 2-4. Appty In person. re- Seml·furnished. Avail tv. dbl frpl. 494·8611 . · Tir~ EXE~VE 18% Yield ~.000. 3 yr . d 1 fluff Young, free, uninhibited Mesa facility. No exper. ar entrance The San ~;d:v~?:.~::~i:::. DIG Bt:;AR CABIN fplc. SUITE,640·5470 lusiMts/llfVHt/ ~~r'feR;, ~n%l~n~:::! F~x~4h~~old.YM~:! lady w-=lb\0e:~:m· ~~ct·;:s~~~~t~ln~v~l~ ~!°s~ciirr 16,.~N.i. 1617 NO FEE. Call : Sue at sips 8. week or wknd. FOR LEASE R..IC• Bonsall· $44 818. 4 yr 1st Verde are a . Days roanJa2wua11, all texpens: Apply In person. Mon1--------- 556-TI07 anytime 64().556S The most competitive ••••••••••••••••••••••• T.D. saie at $12,000. per 979-2731, eves SfS-1304 paid. ~1223 Dec 19 or Tue9 Dec 20 8 icy c I e Mec hani c: ~~~~~~~~~R__. .... to Shor .. 4300 · F' 11 ......_.., a cre. 1S% discount. betwn8am4c4:30pm. needed. Previous expcr. -•'fTn•S ..-rates 1n town! u Y < 714 175 1• 4 8 2 7 0 r tl"ound : Blac. k male Lab . Air ftroducts Rita Duke, (213> 436-SlSl BAYf'RONT. 1~e 2 Br 2 •••••. •••••••••••••••••• sen·iccd & improved of· Oppol"lulMty 5005 ml 1 ht ba k •~ II!.~ Ir " ~ ••• (71 .. )..,...·llS3 eves x, w 1 .e c ....... a: ~.t fr & CL...-J ..... ext 313 Ba gar priority to f"em l needs roommate, fices. Space avail: 14SS •••••••••••••••••••• .. """' Mesa Verde. 540-4070. -------atloft ....,...,c1111• 1----------sm~ll b~at s ip. $600. Cree laundry roe. pulio. & 1533 sq fl at 600 per fl. SAM CLEMEMTI l8% Yield $80 000 3 lTil Placentia Ave llHDBY WOIUClllS. 833-9442 evs. gar., nr bch. 960·5398 Also avail: 434 to 4200 sq Pet Shop & Grooming. • · yr. Found: Red Mini femal •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Cost.a Mesa ---------1 _;;'---------1 ft from ~ to ~ per ft Retiring after 7 good 2nd T.D., ll)&k quarterly Doxie' vie Bushard Jobi W..ted, 7075 Equal 0ppor Employer ~ l r al r '· binder'/ 2 Br 1,,_ Ba, Twnhse Female or mole, young. '"'-I t Jud . F' I Uo • on 20 acres prime Vista y ... .:. HB ., .. ,.-••••••••••••••••••••••• pers, /lime, perm&· ·~ '-"'I Prop. I\ gr., Y years. me oca n "' land. $78,010. S yr 1st ~wWTI, • .,...,.,~ nent position. lmme4 style. adlls,. no pets. $ 1 2 5 m o . . n r . Clark. 833·8813 or stop clieatele. TD $62 SOO Ca b w Will be your nurse & openlngs. Call 833-9811 $255.~·2682 Garfield/Delaware. by 4100 Birch St. Suite BERTIIAHENRY · · • ·. 1 eq • FOUND: Blk Lab puppy physical theraplst. ASSEMILBtS ~-6:H3btwn 6-7PM 104 (1 blk from o.c. REALTORS ty. lS'lo ducount . vlc Magnolia & ln Avail. for day work. WANTED IOAT IUILDER Spacious. bright lbr. lba lpt, new W /W cptS, bltns, S300 mo. Cannery atea. 673"522 ED OOMM T A11·port, Birch at Dove). 215 Del Mar 492-4121 ,<71 7 !,~.,?..~~.~ · 4 8 28 o .r cjlanapoUs, H.B. -.al03 C.M. area pref. Exper. Cano n Business ...__ --...a.~t 1 ..... NE AR A E? NB Open Mon thN Fri .,_...."'""evea. ~Z'M6 Eves Machines. Inc. hos Im· ......,., ... ...--. ..., Call The Professionals · · TRAVIL AGIHCY LOST: blk Lab male. Vic. ed 1 f Loolclng For Exper'd "OU'\'e s...,n & heard of! 8::io.5:30 $23,200. W T.D. Pomona SL. C.M. Nw Mature -omen desire m · open ngs or as· ""'--' · ., ~"" Let us show you how to fi .. semble rs I n their """"--w•etans Radio·TV ,...._._.....,,...__......,_.....,.-.t start an aaency. Travel Pays Sl9a.33 p/mo. or 3 tap.~ home & office cleaning. calculator manur. plant. F.oiine Installers 2' Br ap• ate"" to ocean. Time •tagazine Press S"' ... CLEMtt.....,... '""· S83.000. equity. In· Reasonable rates Pl ..... " .-•• · · ~"" ...,,.; exp. not neceuary. .,.~ FOUND B /blk /wh • Apply to penionnel dept. um...,rs util. pd. $370. m o. ''--·~t ,.....'A_' Tr--····TT'ft 0c I f 2 . T aJ t & dustrlal Building ln : r . w Ca I aaUsfactlon guaranteed. 3.n1 Redh"ll A Co Carpente-&42·!334 day, 00_6578 eve ~ ·u.L. , ... ~~ •.,., ean v ew o cs. main ol • artup operat· Fullerton. paws, SetLer mix. I Pho 64.2-3'60 a hour ..., 1 ve, sta ... Suce!>sfully Since 1971 st. exposures, park'g., Ing capital required, 983-1400 Denise or Karen ne ny · Mesa, 926216. 556-4700. ~,;'· ~nl w:nt;ng a1rr Haven. 2 Br 1 Ba, 832-4134 600bosq.rt.$227S500.Slmlllarft2 $30,000(.71 .. >-"""'2 $21,000.z.dT.D. FOUND: Tame bird HllpW..ted 7100 Automotive DaywJ ben ,4 cpta, drp&, patio. etc. No a ve + sq. · '" .,_..,_ I Y..-Motel beach walk/sea cll t ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Detail Shop needs APPLY.IN PERSON children, p ets. Pre Rmmtneeded.Oceanvu storage$400.Agt. help. DOWNEAST YACHTS okJer adJts. $29S. 548·5306 upstairs, clean. $150 mo'...__.,..~ 1;~~1tt:'eernt~~~rl~d~ rs:~~-S~~i~ ~:!,fy area. 536-2797 Acctng Bkkpng Top wages paid. Engine 700 EAST ALTON, SA .$~wporl Sboro&, 4 Br, ~6012 •COSTA MESA* Outltanding opport. w/ homeln C.d.M. TEMPORARY Steamers. eog painters, ~pix, fplc, 2 Ba. sngl Rmmate to shr lg CM Deluxe office space w/ areat potential. Call dur-OWA MORTGAGE F 0 UN D : 0 I de Reaistet Today lo work buffers & polishers, up· Bookkeeper, AIR & AIP. ,SSOOmo.64S-7450 home. No pet/child. wetbar.830 sqtt 30'sq lngbus.hra.644-GU. Broker 542·5661 Schnauzer, male, vl onvariousaccounting& holstery shampooers, mustbegoodlyplst.Ap- 64&-f 642-44419642 804 Trabuco & El Toro Rd bookkeeping assign-check out. pick-up & de· ply at621 W. l9thSt. 9 to ·~. 3 Br. 2 ba, encl. gar. 9634 or 6'5-la3l eves. 1· •7 OCEANFRONT El Toro. Sl1·571.S ment.s. Worlt close to livery. Apply at S. ... Blk to beach. Balcony, Person to share 3bdrm. BEAlIT store or ofc be5t Muat .~~R~!r' $35,000 A AUi" ...... / FOUND: Pet bird. owne l;fe';.t. ht~~~: !!::urn~ 2059 ":S.tr'O::· CM ~pe'r. -full ctWge • .no Ljt.s. 2bn home in E/Side CM location in Cannery ~ yr. A(enL 84.2-475' Pen Hiit/ may clalal on deacri tants needed thruout PIT or fU!l lime for busy TS Msmt 642-1600 w/mature quiet woman. & 600 sq.~ .. S550 & S650 LMt Is,.._. lion. Or e Co AlITOMOTIVE CPA ofc 1n N.8 . Exp In ~ark Newport spacious, Comp I. furn. Student per mo. G75·3SS1 DISTRIBUTORSWP ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• "4·2198 ~Hairs VOLVO MICHAHIC secretarial skills req'd. ;IOOdloc: ... ~ .. Bf~e. ~i~9!~~1. Call PVf. O!c" Recpt. area SOAFTLL~TROINPKS M:1•r:1•• 5100 Found . 2 hmal Account~mps Votvo experience only, ~la ry u:~M Call ____ .... __ .._ ____ -1 ----------1 r o r r e n t • N P t NAME BRANDS •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Schnauzer ~es. Vk. 500 s. Main, Ste 501 expanding new cor de· 1--s_1_41_or _____ _ ;~etobeachfrom sharp Fem has nice condo Bch/Fuhlon 1slCaJand1: lnvea•menl ranse $.,RAMl"S Odll.~T• No.Towtt,O.UOOBank alershlp, s day week & IOYS·GllLS l Hsta 3 bd 3 w I po o I , s nu n a • & rum or not. $2.SO. • • F ., u 1 In The Ctty of Oranae now evenings. $8.25 nat ot E •th. Bllte includr:d! ! Jacunl, '4 ml from 768-3574 f~:i!r~~fOn. c~ : male Huaky, bllt 'IH/aaMlOS rate, CP warranty & in· t!~6;~~ o:!t·n :C~ ·•n'7SAst ocean. 64&-0420 oa•NE o-.aclS or write ANSWERS w tao ID&rldnp. 12115. 1.emal, lot.sol work" on· subscrlptlons for the uA rn vlc:. B eacb .ti In· . ly dealer within 20 Dail Ptlt kin ~.. 3br 2ba apL Sun· RMMTE Needed to shr 2SO t.o 135 sq.ft. Npt B<!h oo• n..i B•AR Sodium-ExpcJM-dlanaPolJt ff & .... Accounta reulvable mJles call Bill Light a'" Yadulot.t WOC'~er~l~0ltrh. '. 2 blt· to bch ......... lg., lovely Npl Bch address at o.c. Airport. ...,_., "' Squeak -Bn:tal-,_ __ ~L ,;_ '• -bookkeeper. Apparel Im· .... ~~UIS MOTOR. S .. " ru -home over 21 673 3175 DISTRIBUTING l>ecelt -Devt~ -_, .. ,PK --,..,..., port comnaay, Costa -Earn S20 to per week i.mo. yrly. 204 43rd St. ' . . Ample parklng, aurac· SYSTEMS, tnc. MOSQUITOES Lost Au1tralllan SUkle Mesa. Mutt have ex· Ml ION VIEJO ~more. Call (213 I ~ Gt...9'!..t 4350 tlvS:~~fclclnsoo, Agt. 8313 Wl1shJre Blvd, Sulfe Overburd at the tJcltet maie, arey " reddllb perience. able to take off 131·2110 495·1210 0296 noon to Spm. SRaclous 3Br Twnhae, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979 .. 533 &U, J)everly Hllla, C/. window of a ·~!Dm~r tan, w/vinyl leash. Vic. trial balance. Se.nd re· Auto Trans Mechanic ~>~e:_n. Spm·9pm. ,,.. cpts. W/D hook-up, IOZ11 a~ theatre: Doo t Pequlto Dr & La Cueaia. sume lo Box 131, c/o Orange County's lariest•--------- frplc l car encl gar nr Wanted: 1ar/1t.ora10 spe ...,,_.. Rtftt.. 44IO (213>65Nl83 ~ llDd aolDICblq ""'· Dana Pt. 12/12. 49Hl32 Dally Pltot P.O. Box tr·--•-s......, Co Ne-.. -arpel I aver b•fper Jtoq Hoep, adJts.'no h:M"}~·:/c•&r•6iii .. ••••••••••••••••••••• AOCOUNTA.NTS ~'=t:i 49'7-M38 = eo.ta Mesa, ea. 3-q .. ~':"df''iei R U oeeded.ExPer ... • ,... • .s4W118S, 6'2"4387 750-1574 AWoJC. 400 aq. rt. e-; Want to on 10UI' own k 1 I l r n 1 t la r • • FOUND: s~. IAdy'a coln mecban.le:s. Top ••aes & 1 MS.3S4S A/C, al lJD E . 11th ~t., bootketp-lttC Hrvlce1 KOIQUITOU at tla• purse al 1"" • w. S.y beftellt.a f« expcr . peo-:----... ----S. Cll•nlt 317 Slnite 1ara1e overhead $150/mo.Do)'l•~lla Call L.C. Crull at samti.lme!" Ave.BaibOa.Pecm,kMn· ~~tSOIBl.Y WO plew/OYtDt.oois.962·6'55 c-.- -........ ••••••••••• doer, $.SS. No. 8. 731 W. 800/121·9000 or wrltt t1t) ~ lliJi--f\IU/p/t. Rap person a-ttJ1q 2 Br 2 s. con tab St, CM 613-T787eve '280 lse. St.ore·OUh~•. COllPR!:HENStVE --msa . ~y al •mail etc• o~~J.'!:· • p.y ~~ ·~ ':!:' ocu SltlOLE GARAGE ~ ~~~ :=.J:11 ~.~el!!:~f:t'. 1IJ :MiO.. wcrAI !:!'!!!~!..--••• ~~ tro-ID9dlantcat devlcem. AVON ·nff'arl; ~~.H 7cii4')' -Cbita Mesa, $30 mo. Ml--' Auror ILL 90505 Dlet.W 1MJa • ~ ,__ ....... -ollhln? Reel._ ,... la dtrectinl • ..,,.... 613-1171 ..._. ..-.-_ a, ull tbt Nortll Polit cil~Htlpllnt work of •P to 10 aa Qilsfw ........ CASH• -~I Bf lardaa •pt OHla...... ~400 27d5 Porbea Rd. oau.,, tlmrt .... a,.. ='*--:, •s!t!ir .:~ at bn a~ D5-3l30 ~T~:·INC . ...... .... We are now OPtftll\f • .,~..,,.mo. ~· .. ••••••••••••••• .. •• R«.il/otnct m14.rt. .... rte\••· Sell or t&ke ft.I-• ·--n-....... &~.-,._._ .. __ fwAYOH MWDotTacolta,..aUU -.llJ'ortM.ant ~ Reull/warehou•• 1_,, putner.~ ·..,.... ....-••«Try • DJHr Piiot u--.-.~1041 -... ---... TIYH In ne.ed o.l Roa t, ~ ·-•• No. Coria Mesa. s rm eoa tq.t\. I~ 10•• •111• ~ M Lo~ ... u .... ._...,, ~ -Hollelset " Cu111ers • ....-___..... • I ~·fl. Pal mo.'4%1q. ft. 0<n~288sq.tl. te--~'"''"'~'°•N<'f• orrenttO«MlblQI. ~SaturdU Blat time to ettabllab APllb' ta'*"°° only •l. .!!..,._............. ll• otc SUS mo. All .Avail lnu'Mcl. lam·ooon ls C&&ttomen. lpterest•d? 2IOt21. Maoolla, Hunt.. ;"~; ~ .· TH£ Hr A I 5 Br. pd•. bcb, 1mal 1roud floor, 'ront, D&at.e lqtdU. M.Uable, m"'1 Cl..,w.d Au aen bta Mooorrict.y tam-lpm Call MQ.70'1 or Ztntlh B c I. (Co r D t r o r [ __ . .,.I · J 1·1· I· 11 f1 S ~ DIW CllU, cosy. N prki, AIC, prof. bldt, A&tSte Jl-1 IOUMH, all pr0Jeot1. ttoas, 1maU Item• o Eqlaal OppoC' Empl~ 'l·mt Vaanolla le Atteota> t:..'. • .y •..) f1 • I• , ......... ..._, ete.14NJOO Gl·lilSOdM-Glll 9&mla,,._ anrbm.IOISll. lfm.Erlbat~.%!!· ......... ~ .. ' , 'oi I • ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... !!.o! ~~~ ..... ?!.~! ~!.~ ..... !!.~! Sunday. D~mbclr 111. 1917 DAILY PILOT D l I al.mn hi MUISDAIOIS HefpW..tff 7100MllpW.ttd 7100 Wmhd 7-400 COOKS , i ~ r HOTm.. -LICl,AL~ClET••Y a OIDll&JIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... •••••••••••••••••••• • %..~~~iu~~t'tl~~:m::t; HOUSEKEEPER ~8·r •;,~14~en. Pree. Xlnl btnefftl. lnclud. YR 0 t>trCT f 0 N I •IC.,.40HaST •.-•,-----.• LI lthstcrs Dear 1:. Day&EvcnlnlShl!U pe · · sick pay. BayvlewConv. MATERIAL CON'fROL Sharp opportunity in SALES .' Yiu ency in En1ll11b. Wt are currently atck UQUOR CLHIC :tM5 Tburin, CM 142.3505 ~R~ 1T~inee. Expt1r nt'wly opl.'ncd orficl' BU" 'O""S Dutcb, Cermua. ~ In ing r~lh1ble lndlViduab Nwp\ heh 5'IJ.78G3 d ira e.Th t ,not11 m1an Nwpt/ Jo'ai.h1on bl;_tnd LL Ifft • ·" doncalnn. At lca•t 10 w join the bou3ekteplng MUlSES AIDIS atory • e 0 ow n11 Phone 640 l!390 WILSHIRE · · year• up Willlne to team. Excell11nt com· L IVE·IN Compunion Experlcncedonly. will quaJlfy. Tyvana $0 ---- tuvt)I cxtcni.avi:ly p1ul,)' bencflta. housekl.'eper salary S;it & Sun 8am·!lpm, Snl wpm. i.ccurary l5 morf' RICa-TIOHIST M.wport •och J.P. Macs Or-. C~ Newest Rnt_...t IOl42A._A•--. T~-0771 ... AP~.uupm·noon 1 open l'rder cultured & Sun 8pm·lham . Also. ~~!i..":._~nt ... ~hcahnln•~~eedic: 8u.'IY COO\'. ho6p .. ~root b looluni ror exper'il , .. oo·r .i. euonnc w()mon uhll.' to trnvtl. night duty Mon thru 1-'rl U\13 '"'"""' ..... u, dCllk Ute typan~. Apply. SILLIMG J::XEC. Sec to Pres. Xlnt MARRIOTI HOTEL Valid Cullr dnv~1"t1 Ile. 8pm·8am: Elderly man per & accurate on lO 1445Superaor A"o· NB .......... ..... Hl-7129 ~H. fine opp . must be !KIO Newport Ctr lJr NB aood dr1v1n11 reronl bed p.it1enl. C:lll collect key. Math, must PoS•~ss -R~C-IO""'IST ASSOCIATIS ·' ilblt to take charge. Eq aJO E 1 • /( Non·!trnokt·r No hi·avy 1213275.80JO, basac arithmetic '"liil'"• " f'ur ti·mporu ''> Start sa1. open. 645·2667 u PP mp yr m housecleaning. Good 14.' knowledee & rapublllty. Imm1.'<J. t•t time opcnlru: <.:hrli.tmaa htilp w(tbt· fXEC SECRETARY tommondataons. 49:14601 NURSES AJDIS. Telephone. oonsldcruble for s harp, fh!l''IOnabh· poe1slb1hty for growth In ~~----~----~ HOVSECLEANIN~ btwn ~ & 10PM for uppt Ir OIDIRUES Incoming & out&Oin(o( PBX Rccept. w/var1oui. ti> l)('rmnncnt J)Otltll09.l. Personal secretary to PEfltSONNa Needed to 1(1ve tender calls. Contact w / other ore _Q.yJae'I ()all We otfcr :in oppor, Lu ......._ W..ted 71 O Http W--£-...a 7100 mantgmt; partner ol D k Fl 1 • Li\ e·ln "untcJ Pravntc lovan" cure to the elder· CUlitomen;, vendcmc & la vane s:rt!'!'ili's. 7&:! 04~. JOin 1tn ui..c1t1na. fD. h1$>n .. _,,,. -.wv Npt. &eh. ofr Of' urc-t~. ay wor • l me"' room . Ol·ean vl\'w. " Ptrent company EO"' lt1r1Aardor11anlxatlo!1 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r XI I •· p/tarno Wknd •· ~v tu pa•len•• Will tr aa'n p I I h "" tam. nt. M:l·retur1u w • "' " c:. R o a rd + !> a I u r y • ·' ~ '""' ersonu >lo te cp one l'lf':lll<' /\ppl>' In Person CIVIL Counter help. Ptrm po:.I mterpcri.onul i.k1ll11 rc work av:ul. Need win "98·~0:492·272'4 qu:illried personnel. pe~c>nBllty & mBnncr b RICPT/TYfl'IST Mon·l-'rlday3-5pof . -...... ....... ml""'G tlon Mon·Fra. Ml fo'. c1'd. Suturv open Send duw washers ah.o. Mus t Earn while you leurn lm~rt l C II Thi I IC' o • F .. 1..-... _...... '5nW'" " , ·• All shaft:> uvail Apnlt an . a nu ur co. is S•'l· .. 1111; a 13 os,.._.. tll-6H·2000 or 6-H Ml Ai.k rl'sume an lull con provaul' own trom1purta l.OAN PROCESSOR Su l N 8 .. M g, (Santa A.no> a qu.1ll1acd. enth11'1a:.t11· 1-:qu:.il Opp t'tnpl)'r IJli l DHIGNH for El Huberto llde11l'e lo: P .O. Hox lion SJ/$4 per hr. FJIA·VA ·Conv. <>xper. 1~ per or, · · division of Dr own rt>t·pt-typ111t wi n J.:ll . ._~~~~~~~~- Exper'd in suh division --- -:11>46, Npt. Bch, !12660 S.IO 9525 req'd. Contact Cyndie NURSES AIDES Jordon Co. <we mokc phon<' ~r!>un .. ltt, tor .1 I work. Apply In person. P~~~i~t:t•t~,. 1·:.o ... : The S..1tshifte G irls LoNaer, 1714 1 835.0588. J·ll. exper. pref'd. C.Oun· ea s u u I out door busy, tr1endly oil'. l\hu.t Sale~ Lady. matur~ to Mr. Fuentes. Robert. M"•"n McDuttac Co try Club Conv. Hom"', rurruture). 714·919-0131 h1i1\e lronl ok .ipa>t:ar 1laUm.1rk CHt Sho1• .lfri. Bein. Willl11m f'roat & Uem1llCll•11nt:rs(.'dM fo'OOD Pron·:o!>lnll PIT Jl ouHcle3ner:., own ......, "' , I"' h'' "d -----n 8 h ., d T SS ~3001. P/TIMEOFCASSIST CM.S4G 29B2 ~~,_"1~~-7"omc 0 '" \ll . nasoc •• 1401 Quail St, COUNTER G I p t cve:i. r~ . ., ay trans. op '""'..;; NB # •tr • ran ing week In inc f-h )' hfl· 642·7207 or &16·4871 MACHINIST 20 Hn> wit w/lite book· RlGISTRATION .• !>hup. Npt. Ut·h Opemnl! Ing. $3.50/hr. 751 2600 -HURSES AfOES keeping exper. Xlnt typ. CLHK CLBICAL FREE avl am med . <.:all -----llou:.ecll•anang Scn·te(' 4Day/40HourWcek 3Sh1fts ava1l. lnu & orgunilataonal SALES Spi:dal1z1ng in ull &14.&2:JJl'or<.1ppt FoodSenlceAut need!> ~nil s pkng gal General machine work LICLVNF/T. :,kalls req.$380/mo.Send cleric:il. i.t-creturial. S..bstftvt• full. pfl ~r nee. Top S on quality ucros pa<:c :i 11 ~O tthlCl . Apply rei1umc to Y.S.P. lnl· .. 1oales & adm1nl11trauvt-On·Call Basu. 2·2'" hrs SSH~iO!lult5 componcnb & ai. tl42·8044 as k for Mrs 3303 Harbor Bl vd. Ste J .... DATA ~mbhes. Must lw ahll• Ou:>. per day. S3 10 per hr. llOUS t::KEEl'ER Lav to work from detailed !~aar:.on.1 l'ark Lido D·lJ, C.M. 02626 ALSO FEE JOIS t~pply lo ln•lne U111f1cd in. Hefm1.'<l lady Bni:h!th 111 nn 1 n i; !'.he cl:.. & ..: o n''. I o:. P . 4 6 6 E.0 .E. Call 540·6055, (Austal ENTRY S1;hool D1s trat·t . ~941 ~pe.ikm~. 6 dys. Ref:. re· blueprant'I Flagship Rd, NB Penionnel Agency, 2700 ~~~.ve, Jrvanc. <71'1) qu1r1.'<l. NB. 673·4256 Apply ln Person Nursing aide &. some ~bor CM. CLERK Equal Oppor EmJ)lo~cr HOUSEICEEPEfltS Monday -Thursday hsekp·~ for disabled -- - - -lclw fftdu1tri•s Inc rum. Exp prer'd but not Tha!>JOh anvolH•i. colltl·t·I---------• No ex pier. ne<;. kXlnt 2101 Dove St, N.H. reqwr'd. Lave m or oul. General Off ace bcnents ndu<l. Sic pay. -----l'l'f. 8911·2233 ing raw dula lrom the Bayv iew Conv 2055 MACHINIST OerlcaJ fl'UIUC WORICS IMSPECTOl I City of Newport Beach Sl.284·$1560 Per Mo Filing deadline 1 /!l/78. Req's 4 yrs exper. an public works construe· Couio.tlanc Comnaunll" College •an l-'uurH.1 111 Valil'y. On·Cull. p!I •111l' Alta\S or e\ l'S 83 11\H 1'1•1 hr Coast Com 111un11 \ t:oll<'J.!c 1>1str11·t. 1370 Adam" Av<'. C :\I ('0,1,1 Meba. C.1 !J2i>~t. 1111 1 556-a!l4i Equal Opp EmplOYl'!___ _ _ R.t:. SALES. 90' Split. Computcrit1.:d :\ILS You pay $50 pl rno 55 Hill ---- MONEY ~ (& PRIDE) ~ Thne-Llf• Ubrori•s. Inc. hen both full' & ,...-ti,.. opefti"91 ,,.. wtlCIHh, M lo•J-CJ lndlvldual1 who w•t to won f<W" a ll•lftcJ.. SIHIOlt INVBfJOIY COMTROL CLERK laboratOr)'. i,:cnerutan~ SECRETARIES Thurm. CM 642·3505. varaoull plots und help Dlvers1r1cd wnrk loud 1ng 111 other dal.i & TYPISTS llsckpr for 2 adults, pvt mfi: l'IC'('trunt c 111 Part/ "ull/Timc. t;akc or- ders & make deliveries . Avg S5·S7 per hr. Must ha\'C rclaablt> car & phone. We lraan. Cull The ..-uller Uru:.h Co . i5'"647l. lion or lnspect1on. i''or 1---------• information & apphca WE OFFER;.~ We havu un immediate nt't.'<i for a qualalied in dh·ldual with clerieul backg r ound :.intJ larruhartty with Jnvcn· tory Control. In addition to clerical support. rcspons1b1hly 111 Inventory Control wall be to insure accuracy of all inventory tranb:tc· lions & reports for the l'<Jmpull'rawd Inventory Control i.ys l e r:i". A working knowledgl' ol l\artJex syst<>ms uncJ 3 S 'ears experitnce with .in automated Inventory Control '"i.tem <prc·fer rahly IR.\11 plus typanJ.: skill ol 55wpm U. r e quired Plea'<: c oll 01 Jpply an person. SHILEY LAIS, INC. 17600 Giiiett• Jue lniM, CA '2714 17141 979-0500 i\n t:QU:JI upportunat y cmploy<'r analy:.1:. ac·t1v1laes rm bath Refined lady strumcntataon. Modern who preters good home i.hop. /\dvanced Kinet1e:, to high" age'I. tl-l.1·8819 lnc., 1231 Victoria St., Be particul:ir & get the bcbt. Work temporary ai.siRnmt:nti. with the agcnl'Y that work:. for }'OU HOFHS t;all Today' to~ office • ~OJ overload 557-0061 3723 Birch St. ;>.; n CM. 646·7165 . E.O. E . INCOME TAX MAINTENANCE PREPAREHS For employment an the MECHANIC S E'<pcrtcnce 111 muan anta /\no, Costu Mesu. tenance installation and FUiierton areas during the tax season Must r epairs of production equipment. Pl•rmanenl have experience prepar· poe.1t1on. Must be walltng \'our ~l·aa· of l'Xpencncc ii.'> a data entry dcrk u~ ang art':, wall be hclptul We otter you the ml'an,, or using your 1)')111\JI i.kalls uf 35-40 wpm und )'O\lr ability to work w1lh httle '>U pen 1i.1on. l hl• l'h:JnCl' lo join our oal bh<llc ~r<Jlll'· If you have i,:0txl math <1pt1tutll• plu' the abili ty to be well or UUnlt.Cd, I'm !>Ure WI.' ha\e OI match. 1----------mg personal mcomt• tax to work overtime. Ex rl'turni. Compet1L1vc cellcnl bcnefat!I and '>al:iry and exeelll•nl working condationi. workani.t cond1tin11:.. lncluda n .,: 11 paatJ lloor-. ar<' !J 00 A :\I. to holidays. 1.-ompuny paid 5:00 P.M .. weckdoyi. on group insurance plan. ..• f ·' I G~NF.U/\LOl-'FI CF. ur l'UO 1ucnl1a cul\· Ltte t\pmg & !l3l<'s . ..-ull ly. Scnd resumc or c;a ll . :.ick pav bcncr1t:s. liberal John Maller. vacation benefits, cl<' s10Prut1on, 11lease ~cno ·• or part tame. 557.()lj:l.) n.~umc lo --- OCCIDENTAL RESEARCH CORP PO Box 310. Uept ll-7 La Verne. Calat. !J1750 .\n Equal Opp()rtunal \ Employer \I F Tax Manager Call for appointment or GENERAL f''adclitY Jo'edcrul come t.o personnel office. Sa\'ings & Loan 9AM·4PM Mon·Prl. to LABORERS roo N. Brand Blvll. complctllf~'A~on P.O. 1631 ~eeded lmmedaaLely Glendale'. Ca. 91200 16661 Von Karman Long & Hhort Lerm ah· (2131 244·81 ll 1.-.itt~ '>IJtn rnent!I. llol1day & 557-7110 ' u c a l 1 o n p a y . Equal OpP<f"lunat) E al lloi.pttal1zat1on pl :in Employel' M I-' • uva.ilablc Start Today! 1---------_Opportunity Emp101•r -----Dclavl•ry Dra\•c-r & VOLT ---------· Ma1nten:int>e·L1te. dayb. Inspector Apply, 1131 llal'k Bay <.1crat:al. pitame. typan,::. Produc·taon Worker SJ tu hhrai.:. tl'lephone ;1nswcr· sturt. Call 642·22513. 111g, 31 hr~ per week ·-------Y&....,....uuauv nl'A'-'" f •• QUALITY Dnve. Newport Beach. 0 C. Sales Offlee. Call ~cllvt'rymen for L 1\ 3841 c....,..s Ori•• CONTROL MAINTENANCE MAN 71HW ·9450 flmes an N.B & C.l\f 546-4741 -----------Perm. P'l•me. SJS0/$100 IAcross From IMS,ECTOR Mature. full tam<'. pvl ClERK TYfl'IST per mo ~·1740 Orange Co. A•rPort l 2nd Shift club. DencCats. Call Wed- OPPORTUNITY FOR Sun_~_7~~15 RAfl'ID GROWTH MANAGEMENT . cxa&ts for a qualtraed PEOPLI-: PJ::RSON Train~e position for Ball· DELIVERY MAN-E;r. Equal Oppor Employer mg Uer.k m l'_'Sur ancc ly A~t . Los i\n~ele., ____ _ Co. 1~ :-.lwp~ Dth. G.00<t Tames route. N. C.!\I GFNF.H \I t~pmg s kUls. Salar) tu area SJ50 mo. 546-4481 ~IAl~Tt:NANCI'.: =f.~:, ~~~ompany . -Jmmediatc rull-time DEllVEAY openings avail. For an· i:.clr.i.tarter poi.sei;i.ing t:xee needs P taml' a:.· knowledge o( fundamen soc. in whole11ale supply tal inspection processes. Fu 11 Y co P 1taI11. c d . 642·1634. CLERK TYPIST. C:lnon Bu:.mc:.!> '.\I aehan cs. ha& opemng tor a mature. energl'tic Ind ividua l w at lea:.t 3 yr.s previous exper. Dulles varied & antere:.llng w some o\·ertame possible. Re· •1u1res neat appearance. tact & accuracy. Salary commensurate w abilt· ty. Call Personnel for appt. 5564700 Messenger/Courier terview oppt call Lido 5 doy wk. P/t1me am or Vall age Center. N. B. pm. Know Or~ Co. 675-l!f.62 We arc o growth or1enl · MANAGEMENT eel progressive company ~·3149 btwn 8 & lOAM and offer s1gnir1cant ad· CdM Businessman seek,, vancement potential partn er in ful l y GEN OFC TYPIST along with a liheral com· cap1tal1zed wholes ah.> DENTAL ASSISTANT R.U.A. eligible. ortho or. face. chairsade exp. prer. Newport Beach. To S900. 100' < Free to pany benefit package. business. xlnt oppty applicant. Xlnt typanl( as 640·907M 64-0·0121 the i.cael lo open1n1: ,.~ (7 .. , these lamous doors an -1: 1 .. 630·69 31 MA)llCURISTS N.B. eo. On a clear day Or Apply In Person To: F/tame for busy salon DENTAL RECEPTIONIST you c an sec forever TSCFORM Richard Ouellette, 200 rr om your plush ore PRODUCTS Newport Ctr Dr. NB 3L91 Redhill Ave. CM. w/floor to ceahng win· COMPANY dows. You wdl be orient· A Dlv1J1ion or MECHANIC/ D~•L REC~T "d to many dirrercnt 81 s •·La ghl YARD FOREMAN Co!;ta Mesa 548·7074 COCllT .... L '""I"' ....... .. be n ISlnd"'ustriues an 9' A Exp. in appl scheduling, areas so must a exa-Expcr. In diesel gas WAITRESS & ins. Must enjoy deal· ble. eager learner· 2770 Coronado /\venue engines. Resp directly to Learn an .io hrs the most Ing w/pubh c. Sal open. Abigail Abbot Personnel Anaheim. CA 9Z806 V.P. Sal commensurate rxcating. glamor ous. 543-9'131. Agency, 4500 Campus w/expcr. Call for appt. highly paid profess. Day -----------• Dr. N.8. 557-6122. Equal Opportunity Bring re11umc. Valley •>t e1-e !ieSsaons. Place· l•--:::::---1~~E~m~pl~o~y;er~M~/~F~/~H~~ Crest Landscape, Inc .. ment asslist. Good job Des Engr/Deg lo $18KI 1920 S. Yale, Santa Ana. oppor. Accounting Clerk $750 GUARDS 714/546·7975. Equal 0p. Cail714/7Sl·9194 ExeeSccy's toSl4K Insurance Property & por Employer By So. C•li(. Cot'tltaal F/C Bookkeepers toS15K f\Jll &p/llmi>.Worknny CasualtySccretary.Ex· Choice. \ I lrvlne PersoonelAgency sh ift. N.B. a r ea . per. nee. Xlnl benes.1---------- yaitresses. nc. 17922 488 E 17th Costa Mesa Uniform furn. Retired F r e d S . J a m e s r----------Sky Part! Bl. St e C, Suite 224 642·1470 ok. Teleph & car req'd. Insurance Bkr, Lag Sch. ~~~· C11P2714 ___ ~ Nat'I co. w/top pay & Call Maurine Bradley, Coot<s -· -beoerats. Call 833-4693 494-1087 or 549-3058, . DIETARY Asst. Jmmed. 9am·2pm EOE. Breakfast .. Lunch. d1~-openings. Lido Conv. ner. Exper d. Apply '.n Ctr .• us:; Superior Ave .. ----------1·---------person. Ma Bar ker s NB 646-7764 HAIRSTYLIST. enjoy the INTERIOR OF.SIGNER Restaurant. 212 E. 17th · · relaxing profession of Exper'd professional to St. C.M. Donut Shop. Night shift s kin care. Xlnt s alon. work In Ja. Anah•im -----·------25·45 Years. 1-·u1J.t1me. 846-0659 • Cooll/lroiler Man 135 E. 17th St. CM ---------• furniture slore selling For dinner house. Call -----•Hostess. days. Persona· many name br a nds . Donforappt.494·9991 DRIVERS p /tlmc de· bleattractive&litet)'P· Prefer designer ·--~·-·-------livery. Male or F em. 1ng. Dinner House exp. w/previous furniture COOi( Must have gd driving pref'd. J\pply Victor slore exper. Oppty to MOLD MAKER Design & build precision single le multi cavity molds for transfer & in· jection mold machines. Small shop. Good work· Ing co.nds. Days only. STACOSWITCH IMC U39 Baker Costa M'esa 549-3041 Interviewing Saturday 8am·noon& Mon-Frlday 9am.apm F.qual Oppor Employer Exper'd only. All shifts. rec. 19 yrs & older. S2.75 llugo Inn, 361 Clarr Dr. work in Newport Beach (ioodpay&benerits.Ap· hr. AM & PM routes Lag. Bc h Mon·Frl . a.reaarterlstofyrwhen ply. Jolly Roger. 400 s.1 ;opc;;;n;. ;548;;;-04;;;70;;;;;;;;;;;;; j •J.~5P~~~·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii branch w 111 open In 1--------C oas t Hwy. Laguna 1, Westcliff Plaza. Mothers Helper . M on . Beach Electronics HOTEL W.ff.., .. FwRltw• t.bru Friday. Refs. Non --COOK-~-LU-D--Micro Photo COOK 774-Ml ='· Call art. 6 • L 1 mit e d menu . Proc"sorT,..._ Enjoy excellent co m·l~~~~~~~~~·--------- Supervlsory sltUls. SS hr. Company near Orange pany beneflta. a...-a-.. awt& MOTOtl ROUll II d•ys. Good fringes. County Airport is seek· Apply 9am ·noon ...,..,_' Daily Pilot route J n Apply in pe rso n . Ing a n individual for ~loo·Frl.Personnel All areas incl. purchase Newport Beach. After· Gulllvers Restaura nt. photo ehem ical process· MARRIOTI' HOTIL order control & budget noons Monday through 18482 MacArthur Blvd, Ina procedures for a 900 Newport Ctr Dr W II Friday plu.s Saturday & Irvine. Betwn 9&10am & micro electronics firm. Newport Beach reporllna. i train Sunday moc-ninp. Grou 3&Spm. Wiii train ror llrst shirt F.qual Opp Emplyr mil sharp individual w/sta-$360 rif month. $50 cash ble work hi.story & 10-d 1 1 d c It COOK( relier. uutc & position. Excellent com· key abllJiy. Apply in epo l requ re . a P8~n benefita lhCludlog u~...a 842-4321. Ask for Clrcula · brol er. Call btwn ~ peraoo. u •nPM. 499•2271 m medical and den· Caahler/Coffff ~ 1_on. ______ _ tat .... ..a. ... 5~ •SK Brilht perky peraon ror llOCHl'S GAIOIHS 1 ftA" ~ day ahlft. Good Cringe 2301 Su Jo.quln HiHs COIP. beneflU & oppor for ad-Rd. 3952 Campua Drive vancem ent. Apply in Coroaa del Mar Newpocl Beach, CA penon lo Nancy. 2·•pm. J8Dltor CoUple days liv· neeo Sheraton Ho,el. 4545 I g .l • Ap.pl •11•1 S40-eo80 MacArthur Blvd, N.B. n q r... >'. .. Equal Opportunity M/F' Back Bay Dr, N.B. ........ Amil Hotel JANITORIAL. laun• DISIC Cl•K dtomat cleanuPt retired .. cn.••a A II bl cO\lple pref. Ft VI)'· •-711...... v• • e Weltm • ....._ N7-$0M E•cellnt opportunlty •---------for comet~ peoplt ,JANITOR, part·limt. or1.m.d lndMc•. En· Janlhlrlal A: Ult main· Joy aood company teDance for P\'t country bblfia. club. -.aooo tor •• ~~~.:::=~ W.AL SICY MAlllOTT H0Ta Sm. Mlw llUptJoe ...-..-~-------~· • Mewpoi01 Qi' Dr fl.no In Npt OU ..U 1'ettlll0rt.... .....~ ~ ~ .... , Squl Opp~ ml f =:;:..:C. ~· .!:.!:ti ...... Ill c11nce eo•--------M JM'J. D&UJ •11ot. P.O. lo• lMO, COM1 a&.a;CA,- PART TIME SUNDAY ONLY Driver to drop bundles or Doily Pilot to car· ncrs. Mus~ huve van or l:irgc station wa1ton + good driving r ecord . CJll 642·4321. ask for llurry St:eley or Dun Wal ham.'> PART-:TIME - Ma1 e. female. no expe1 nee. no a~<' requi re menls. tran:,p turn1shed Work 20 tirs. earn SSO + For 1nterv1ew call 5.'i1·09J.I Sun & ~ton only. PIX Answw Sw•. Want to work dnys, af ternoon.<> & evenings in NB & CdM 11rea1>? Work f tame or 11 tame Weekend), a must. Xlra pay> f o r l''<11er 'd operators. Ca II G·IO·OIU2. 1':0.J:: PIZZA lions contact Personnel Ofc. 3300 Newport Blvd, N.8 . 640-2101. REAL ESTATE Professional, licensetl salespeople wanted to complete omce stare Computerized listings. JilCnerous comm1sb1oni.. Advunce traanin~ Call for pnvalc inter\'leW. 642-5062 C9fttury 21 Crochr 621W.19th St •• CM Ueal FJ>tate Sales Peoplt• wanted. Up to 90/ IO'. <'Omm. split. Nwpl Bch G:Jl .()!JOO ------- RECEIVING CLERK Unaqu<' retail nur,er~ nds de3n cut and a' adual for rl!l'elv ln ~ dept . F/l1me. appl)' 111 per:son ROGER'S GARDEt-1 2301 San Joaquin I hits Rd. Corona llel Mar R.cpt/ Secr .. ary Wt.~kends, typing, front RESEfltVATIOHIST 1'1'flT TD! E Good typ1 ni: !>kill~ & pk·asant phunc 101tc n· quired. Apply !lalll noon Mon Fri. l'c• ,,nnnt-1 MARRIOTT HOTEL 000 Newport Ctr Ur N<'" port Heac·h 'E<1ual Opp Emplyr m 1 t RlST AURAHT-PIZli Full & p/llm<' 01>cnmi.;,. for general n ,.l work near OC Airport ;\tu ... t be 18 or 01.:r. Applv 111 person. SGT PEPPF.HONI'~ •Guar. Hrty Salcry •Cann. Paid WHWf •G,..at loftu1 fl'ICM •• •Pd TroinincJ fi'IOft ...... ' CALL TODAY •. START TOMORROW . 714-833-8095 ~.: TIME-LIFE LIBRARIES INC.· . E O.E. l\1'1" J>IZZA STUHE SALESMAN ::!:jQc) S. E. Rr1st"I Plum bin~ ~purt mt•ut Santa Ana lleaghl& II! llr'! per wk Sat & $un 5-19·!16i<\ a must. F:xp<'r'd. Apply. <Nt:'<t to l\lcUonald" I K1•rm llama tlardwarl· E11ual Oppor Employrr 26ti6 Harhor m, Cl\! ---Restaurant help fur J::.ck· SAL~ PERSONS e3b\ In The· Box. 1mmc1laate Chn!>tmnii money' You'r o~mn!('S on all shaflb at own hour ... unl<)U <' 3 Costa Mc"u slore"i Crylilal Prisms, '1'1.·ll Plea.st• apply m pcri.on. thcm:-eh·~. Conlatt 38.5 E 17th St. CRYSTAL 1205 Baker St l':NCOUNTJ::HS 2235 Harbor Blvd t;.ll-6342 Jlelp Wanted. Nc£'d some CXJ)<'r Apply hy phone, 548·7863. office appearance. Boal , ___ ... _____ _ mg hackground helpful Send resume to 2122 __...... SAU:."·TIM t;CLOCKS Uuytune work rontal·t 1111! local busan esse.s f\tll or p lame. Men ur women. Some leact:.. Comm1.,saon Call Mr Allen. 839·5322 ------PLUMBINt; Newport Blvd. N.D 1-;x pcrat•n ced drain· 92663673·11511 cleaner wanted. E:irn RECEPTIONISTB i"hl S400 per wk . Call , r .... 499·4621 between II am & 1~1v. ror sm. orchatect 5 pm otc. Gd. telephone man ner. Attractive appear Help Wanhd 7100 & lite typin.c r<'<fd. Con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ta('t Kathy. 642·0675 Opening mare/,. 61/,. -9n :J-'"/,.ion ~:J/anJ Join In The ExcitefMftt Of Our Arri•m In Newport hach We Are Now lnlcl'\'fewing For The Following Positions: SALESPEOPLE All areas or s<'lling. Ir you have a naar tor fashion. lake to be surrounded by beautiful mer<'hond1sc & wanl to be associated with the very best .•• come In & le t's talk. ALTERATION POSITIONS Alterations Mana~er .•. f''1tter-6ewer Taalor·Fitter •.. Pressers ... Pants Operators SECURITY MANAGER ~tust h3ve supervl~ory capabilllles & a stronR background an 1111 phases Of secunty. Retail experience prel'errcd. CHIEF ENGINEER Must have auperviaory capabllllles & a good knowledge & experience in all phases of bualtl· ing mointcnance. __.. PERSONNEL RECORDS CLERICAL We are seeking an lndlvldual who possesses a strength In communications & has good or· ganizallonal abilities. Typing & derical ex· pertcnce is essential. RECEIVING MARKING MANAGER lndlvlduaJ with •~ltory skills & a strooi backsround In •JI phuea of receiving. mark· Ing " delivery. Thlt poaltlon presents good career opportunttlea. RETAIL CLERKS UTOTEM Coft•tNtKe Marte.ts Help Wanted lsl. 2nd &"Jrd Shafts No ci.pcr. req'd Wc train those hired Applt· cant:; apply nt Utolrm Stores lo<·uted ut · 111 Dd Mur ,\ 1·e. C \I 1390 N. l'ucalae C:.t llw y Laguna fkoat·h We arc unequal opportunity f'mploy1•r RH 7-3:30 Country Club Con\. Home. 549·3061 -------- RH SUPERVISOR Mu&t be dedicated to good patient t·aro SALES TRNE Unique retail nurser·> nds elean cut indlvadlwl F/tame. apply in person ROGER'S GARDENS 2301 San J ooquan Hilts Rd. Corona del Mar ' S:il es . w~ need :? salcs m1•n to sell ad vertt!>ang for local d~ torit•s. gll commission. protl.'ctcd terntory. t1dv sales cxpcr prelerred. but wall tratn af qualif1t•rl 848·9708 ' (213)G93· 1007 Stron~ leaders hip Seamstr ess. pay cam qualities. 1 Wknd pc•r mensuratc w t cxp~r mo. Apply, 1445 Superior Sa.nta Ana. Call 549·2475 Ave, N. B r-42.2410 • -St::AMSTRESS. cu.shion.-; SALES & canvas product!. SUPPLEMENT some exp1.·r nt'cessar$"'. 4 YOUR INCOME !lays week. CM . arcn SSS$ SSSS 631.3083--- PART TIME SECRETARY TELEPHONE WORK OFC MAMAGBt. HOUSEWIVES with W ltt Mies , COi.UGi STUDENTS N~ nat'I Moped Co.')n Guara nteed Hourly Wage Plus Bonus. 5.30 pm lo &:30 pm, Call 646"'223 or come to 250 E. 17lh St .. Co!ila ~t csa SALES SALES PROMOTION BACKGROU N D Pro spur ts oppt~ ror ~o· meooc with advcrtis1n~ & lickel sales abaltty. Pro,·en track record re. qwred. Career oriented. interesting rinanci.il package for right person. Submit re!lumes to R. Jafrc. 1100 Quail. Suite 101. Newpor t Beach, Ca. 92660 Irvine. Sec'y to g'en. mgr. & nal'I sales mgr Rt!Sponsible for nil dfc act1v1tics. oppor. t.e> port1e1 potc 1n saloli. Seekin g highly in lellq~enl an div w/supcraor skills & eX' per + a ~ood sense. of humor. Compensation open. Bonus oppor. s.tKI resume w/sol requite ments lo Gabler. Rustell & McSunas. 17400 Brookhurst, Ste 316, Fountain Valley or c'l)I 17141 96Z·3314 belwn 8'9:30am or 4·S:JOpm •• SECRETARY Typist. Recept. A/Payu· ble Combo. Good typipg SAL~ CAREEH & gen'I ore skills rcq d. Future manngement op· Engancenng ofc In Santu portunlty for qualiCied /\Jla wtrull benerils. <Ja(t person with sales or Jim Hayes, 213/437·64'1. public contact back· ground. Co 11 e « e ccretary/trne needed gaduate or equivalent with xlnt t yping. Kd e it p e r • 3 V r c o m • phone personality. to 41~ prebemive training pro· ~lop legal & raag card gam. Initial 3 yr salary machine ex per. q11 and commission pl3n.1_MM __ 1_so _____ _ Starllnl aalary up to $18.000. Xlnt frlnu benellll. Call Tom Bradley 835-3S50 F.. 0. E. M/F SALl!S alCftOMIC OlleAM SALIS Hl(UtEST COM · IU8SION/OUARAN· TEE /FRIN GE BENEFTTS. Sell ln hll:h trafftc: 1hopptn1 malls. S...abUUtt to pt&)' lbe orcaa roq'd. Prevlout nltl ..,.. UH!ul, but ,.. wot &r•ln you. ea u Mt. i.,.e. -..su. SECRETARY.. Lite booJcltccplnf & tJP• ing. mual bo mature. ntat " ottractive. Coo tact 14$-2265 SECRET ART : 'l.; Outstudln~ppty rto jdn tho excl world~ catertna ln the s>MJi· t)' lndU1try. Abo''e aver110 typtnl A ~ vlous aeact.arlal ex.-r required. Xlnt benefit ti worktft~ conditlom. ~ ... ly direct lo: • So.C.-"-MoW 8811 A.n&oft Blvd. CM. MO-~ EOE· r au tlft ... -.--- I -.'·>- notet )'vlb. ne90· -··· 701 . -··· • dfo. -• tfr. -10) • ••• .. •. {. . ' • .. 'A ' • ~-..., 71 0 ...................... t .. slCUTuY .. bt •rowl a a R al Eli.t.lle W'1D near Orana~ Counl)' .\lfDOrt. need. l\ct'(elaey 'WlldoL \Ypln£ 11kW & ebUlt,y to <'OM· Pose corre1pondeocr, 2crox 800 ltnowled~c: helpful. JWd btot.c In 'eat.mC!Dt or •crow c-x per. req'd. S4lU7 com mcns ura \oa w /exp Q V A I L )• L A C t; .P PERTIES. I NC. (7 .S) 752-1846. SECRETARIES Many N~ Now! i OPen 7:30am .5:30pm •NONES w,th & wlthout. sh 50 wt1_tn +. Short & long " term. TOP $S$ O-tfil1mQ T[ MPOHAk" >-<t l P SECRETARY .__.. 10~01 .£....n 1010 n-1040 f\nlL• IOIO HerMs 1040 Ktl-w IOIO -... -rt'""~.. .,.,..,. ._ ....................... ······················· • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • • •• •• •• • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • ............ S120/ 8e.s• f w..,w-... 7100 NewS~r11Aleortho.R e1lst.-i To d Ar a b nau .,.., .,o . H.lpW..... 1 ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••• l~"'ITIO~ '•d., Kc .. morc wuher Lh.,•Aiisoe ·-Ht.bo.1$300. Chest nut , 3 y r old fer.s.&04970Sat.~1'77 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '""~ '" ""' " u. q.....,.... St II C b roke Stan --------..iSen<tre Sl• Atundut, NTIQUIS & gos dryer &2$0, Apt n Yorkablre Terri ra aell $2.SO. m.2332 · :i ion. rcen • ..:::::=--------s.-rcuna esper'd 1'\lll or p/tJmo A rdri1 $6S. Kenmore DacMhund areat ahow polt<ntial. •PMINI Moc .. * A,pply AttOStatlo.o, 11th •Al\t F.RlCANOAK• wshr $95. Wlalrlpool A1ind klttena IUD!;.A·BEDBlue<lreen SUOO. fir m . G'1S·SUO Stlngrayblt em-8063 nw lar&~t most com ...... hr ~"'<. BJ" 10% over Himalaya"• vln,yt, ~~~~ $65. t.'ve:.. • l r111ttwlck D•f••~• •Irvine. C' M ptd1cni.ive lnvenl.Ot') of ~.. ~ " .... ~· EW E l.!!CTROLU x D I I J I --Am<:ncun Oak Antique~ C06t sale Sat. Sun & Alon PAlklA'S PETS Appy Mare. trained. cen· N Y •I 0 • I e """r v1ce Sl1tl10n Alt11n t A ·' 1 1 n p I t ""' y I r·•ty UPIUCHT & tank type ..,,., 1n C'.altf. We buy direct & ort new 1\ eyta.:. um ra Nt!xt to n AL Jl'S at Lee Chlna Cabl.net.. de· t ~ _,., ellt mg " • b d b dlYtnlfl.d t•cll1dc .. dant. eit~r 'd. Uay & ~ tho 1111vmjl) on to & Wh irlpool up11l1t·ant!:.. 1-·oro Rd. N.B. 640-00'JO CDralors de5l&n. Pecan Paudlt bloodhnt!. call w/pw r ea , c eap co...-y tocef-4 f" Eves. 1'\t & p/Univ.h i\p you Also. Antiqu t· lJurkc·~ Applian ce flni.lh. '&la&s doon, acij. --. 1..:.&'2~-ar7::.:...;... _____ _ ~ C-tv _.... ply, Sht>ll Swoon, 171 & I 72 I II btl ~ -:.:;;~ -Jrvine, NB. Reproduct101b an· 11\'lll ~·86 abe vca, Int. C nJ . Ha•uliatd ~ t06S WANTED ~ • q.._ op-11t the v1·ry lowe:.1 _ ____ __ '* * Coat S2500,&tll, ~. P . •••••••••••••••-•-••• t It f I )lnccs L(lc:.itt-d al. & Mll-471'1 TOP CASH D OLLAR por •• y or n•s S 11 1 ~ d d 7""E~ n ,·F.Rl'O s '\ BLTN !:>to\e top u\"cn C.-....McrtM1 MOVING SALi l'A l l> FOR YOU Jl ~1 ..... -1 -..... _.... er v. ta t' p nee I! ..,., • \ s h r l chh h ......,. ..... th old r ti d un·._ .... -W"' -irnmed. f\111 or p/l /\pp (,\l The Newport l"r"'» > ~ea~· or · w:. r 23 Lttl'IOn GroYt • .. ·o mon rOG tef: • Everythini: mint con . J l!;WJ.o;LJlY. WATCHES. '!!_.'*_•.,,l~~ •• I" tit• ~~r-'° E Csl Hwy, Nwpt 75 Vtt~.~ S50. 5411~30 80 IS . ln'hW A b'r;fld~~lj r~~~~· s~ffg: ~::~g~ ~WcuFr/t~~~ ARLTVOEBJft ESC' rr>R· VCJOCLED. ._ ...., -.,.. u uL Oµt•n Sun Wl.,. tO·tl A.uction \ ou ore lhe winner or ;; 1&utumn plaid sofa, $2'1~. free, U\'<X'ttdo $350. Al•o S I "' • SEWING OPERATORS &'l'hurs·SatlOI! ••••••••••••••••••••••• fn'\!llcketsworthSH to Gol d m irro r , $60. like new Kenmore Is FlNI.-: t-'U RN. & AN· S S \CRlFH.:!:: 20 .rr old /\rt HOLIDAY OH ICI 63.1·3861 w:. hr 4: gall d r y r TtQUES. 645-2200 SECR£JARI£ CFtrstShlfO S ._, Sho i l'oll1•1·tion, n:prc-i,ent11111 ntthc avocado, $<l00. 10' sofn LUGG.£GETAGS pec1m W ng JS a rtll'>b induding :i ANAHEIM £1eeant noral spray Sofa, olive gm & white, pnrne "' 2·3 y •or• curr ent s •cr etarl al ••· perieRce, pnferobly som. "' .... oet'OtfNICt enqlnffrin9 field, to wortr fol-ow M~ of Support fftC)Nw-lncJ. Sa&cry; $ I 7 6 I"" week to $200 ptr ~ COfttroch Immediate openings for of Antique & Dali etchings. Many lg CONVENTION matchine aold velvet s350. Decorator lteni fro m your b1h'1'ness full ·litne pcrrnanl!nt pieces. No rea~onablc CF.N1'ER Sw ivel Rocker , Sq . lam p $75. 2 Redwood cllt\I. Send one Card for hand i.cwing operator1:1 Estate ofr. refused. 8!.H Dulboa. De 2'7th ..J 1 t. clus/wood coffee Ubs, d ) $SO each tag plus' one spare. at growing rne<11cul r.ir<J J -• Laguna Bch (t'\rc·h c. -an. 8 wlni: bac k cha i r s. lountes <out oor · We return permanenUy duets company. Must be v eW11:1~ Hcu<'h ll"ls) Sul &t Sun :Free Tickets food for hercuton sofa &: love· Open Sat & Sun 1·5· 29436 seaf...i at.tractive taf & dr ll •--LD • " Vee 30th or 31st Vista Plan, L aiuna '""" 1 1 able to read a n o ow __,. oor"' CJWH IOA;\1 to 9P!\1,499 4698 p i•rlormances. Call seat. king bdrm set , Nii ue l {o ff Crow n strap, meeting a r ne specifications. Excellent I 8'6 HOf'OorMC/Visa ------• 3 lamps game tbl & chr's 1.D. requirements. PJ-e. Company benefits, profit ---BicycJH •8020 642.5678• ext. 33 ' to serv~r . wa ll units: V:illey, h t left on La vent loss & theft ! For a llhanng P~ogram. ·--------•I ••••••••••••••••••••••• da1m your tickets. b g) Pla ta coming from JI _,., t t1 1 ,.... • • * *' storage coffee t ls. ass ocean> 499.1625 anytime persona ;i;._.., ••enc ...... t! WHOLESALE Sd11wl11 27" lo :.peed top d i n ett e, misc. or499-3'7:J2, l·Sanytlme. wallpaP-~r, fabr ic or Apply in pcri.on 1'0 TIIE TR,\O 1,: Hov':. Xlnl c·ond1t1on 1 h S p 9 839 5868 "Day <Jlo" pupcr & we 2 \':\! kd -i:. S11\·er. S.'iO. Cull 6-1.J Ol!lti. rii. etler uppu.•s . ri SHl~Y ~is . .ilyHC. Sundown A ntiq ues ----\ h-~~Id S50. Call aft 5, 5 Pc. ~oom Set. de-~~~1:d.'=· :~~ri•;. ;v;~~. b0~\~ ~w: c~ 17600 Gi"ett. Ave ltd. Boy-; 111""-Pd Sc wann corator hne. Ye.llow/org. platform rocker:., rugs, back to back. 152921olsaChico bik c,24• <Ahlh;.isc.SSll. P1l Bull, 6 rn.ont hs Com bo. bureau ·desk, s.a 5 . 00 32 P RICES: Irvine, CA 927 14 H.I. 17141 893•7509 ____ S.tH·W~., __ fomaJe. ReaLStcred. $25. cha.1r, hdbr d, com b. S2 ea or 31 s 5 f7141'79·0$00 ________ _.'1,rns 10 ~peed Sch"wn ti4~·47l6 after 6 & cablnet w/boolc shivs, hwetrf 8070 4/Hag.sSl.OOeo. Equal Opportunity ---l.e Tour. Hidden ont·e wrekends. $250/bst oft. St8·UM8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6/9 lag,, $1.~ ea. Employer Ar m oire. 1800 n :i k. !"an not tell from new U ox er nu P s • AK C Must Sa.mflce! Loveseat, WANTED lOoSr .. m,,..,,orTen~LI40ncc:l·~,.d A "'i n I mum of 6 hundr:in ed . One of a )125 tilH 9348 Reu1i.ter~d. Chalnpio mal e.hang over stufCea TOP CAS ~I DOLLAR .. ""No c~,\f'o?" "'0" th S C .. r re" t Se'WING. industrial. ho1 kind. Sac s:n5. 548·544t " b o t lo m e n ' • :-.1,. n · s li 1 kc. N 1i.ti1k1 !ttrt!d. c a 1 r w . PA I J) F 0 R Y 0 U R Draw your own or s~od secnt.-ial n periettcl air balloons, min ex~r Antique fire cxtingu1i.hcr ot:vmvlc :.!1'" 10 !>IHI 847·0688 earthtones, plaid. XJnt JEWELRY WATCHES, name, address, phonefo to wort& in ow C0tt-req. &t2·J5..lS liimp, beaut <'Ond, rop Wh itt· vood cond. $ti5 rooou: Choe-. ~tundard _cond. &tofr. 49<&-4863 ART OBJECTS. GOLD. we'll make one card per tracts 9"oup support. Sh1pp1ng/Warehousins pc~/ ~ra:.:., pre l!IJO ll7:J·:k"85 J>\.IJJh.SIOO.AKC.Shots &Danang Table, Beveled S ILV ER SERVIC E . tng.Add 2S<'ench. lng 2 Contracts Acf. Clerk. ~xpl:r 'd only. S36-0Kll.I -, • trained G-lti·!>WS glass top w/slgned cor· FI NE FURN & AN· Send check or money or· ml·ni·strotors. Salary.· CaJl546•6200. Oak dral11n ~ 1l s k . ITAL\ J',G ,\. No u v~ l\llN I ATUR~ S li ver ne-retchmg,set inQueen TIQUES.64~·2200 derlo: k& Id k He cord, Colu mbu s ,·. · Anne frame, cui;tom PILOTPlttM'TIMG. S 15 7 per week to SHIP/RECEIVING lfoo:.ior, nu wu s s. lnrne carnpv nu paint cm. EMERALD R I n g & l'layh~I!. &12 7:W7 ' • . · ·, . • . .,.,,,' made. $11~50. Country· n e .. k 1 a..... w / m n n y P.O. Box 1560 $200 -week. Must Apply In Peri.on, CPC. nu parts, 2·I "J ~.,,.;, English Chain matched " "" Costa Meaa. Ca. 92626 r -· .,.,.,.,ti d s l A p I T bl SI Fl a ndrin l U·s pd , 1•d Fn e to You 8045 aJr, uphol. 'btue/wht diamonds. Exquisite set · ____ _..;.. ___ _ ~ oL•• to ty-60 ...,.,.. ar\'ar , . an n na \nt1q. oo a c, ate 0 p · 63 .,.,.. 631 137~ "" r -· B 11 cond. S60 557·0250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Id $ oo 5' G rd tmg.s. ~ .. l.....,, • • PUIUC "'UCTIOM W p M o n d t a k e r v P . a re l u r ll . ----od P a . 1 . ea. :i en -"' TtfephoM Sales Leather rockets. Call • , , . Black Lub fem, spay · f'ountaln w /pump, 3 M 's wh"le gold w-"' MANY ITEMS OF FINE h th d k Sd1wmn111rls~11.1rLad}. •o aood t1om .... Well man-(i $300 Ro d an ' ..,.. . s or an or Want lo ma "!! money? 556·~1 " • .. " es un di ri worn ESTATE JEWELRY. s,.edwrltinCJ ot 80 Can you sell on th<>----~~~~i:w SliO Cati ncr~d&trumcd.s.52·~ Graa~d ~n Tbl w /2 ~.'ea1f~~ler ART OBJ ECTS. AN· Irvine b ased ho m e hu1ldcr h as a n Im mt!diate opcnini;: for an intelligent and c.irccr <>riM ted individual to .1ct as secretary to our Risk & 'fu .Managers. C;1ndidutc should have u minimum of :J years :.t•cretari al experience with an Ins urance •mtl ..in·ounting bncki;rountl ·h-~1rctl. Mus t IYPl' m1 n1 mum 55 wpm ''l :lt l Slif'a l ). II\ 'hnrthand necessary 1-'Qr i inmcdant e con :.i<lcrat1on, plea:.c s11h rnit n·sumf' or a p1>lv m IM'lsOn WPM. phone:' Top S 111 our bu~1 ANTIQUES C\':.i wknds ' benches, concrete. $200. TIQUES. FINE FUR.N .• nc5~. 646-3030, ask for ANONYMOUS 10-Spd, 26" lio~·s bike s-15 Z Ulk Lub Puppies, 4 mo's 640-5332 2 ~ K d o me cl us l e r ETC. PHONE .-<)R tN- H:iy. Green, Iv'•• lor ~l·n1cc. diamond ring, A.It bag-FO. & BR OCHUR E . 1291~ MAIN ST L .. ,11 r.,31 1.,.; old Stereo, S~. Bdr m set gets & round diitmond, Our compony is a people orient.cf firm --------1 offerinq a "cheeriul" Tulephone Salei> Gr\llDEN tatu\"I:: .. -"" -- _ S4S·7st2 $375. Christmas orna· 5-ticr. Same ring seUing ...;IH_S.__;_2200.....;.. _____ _ SPECIAL lloy·~ 20" 3 i-p.I tm·yt·.1 ... Adorable Black Km1e~. 9 ments, 9xl2 Rug s12. Apt loc ally $3500, $1.JOO. WATERBEDS (; .. ;N •\ .:\I F.%0 P OHDERO SA HOMES ~ Uw.111ess Center nr Suite 100 Jrvtnc, C1\ 9271S (n4) 752.2073 Equal opporturuly employer M, F SECRETARY Wt· :ire currenUy S('Ck· tn~ conse1cntioos 111tl1v with good secrct:ir1 al ~kills . i!:njoy xlul •'o hencfits. \JWJy 9am.nuon Mon Fri Personnel Department tt4ARRIOn HOTEL "' ~Newport Ctr Ur Newport Beach ~al Opp Emplyr m /f SJcrefaries/G. Ofc 'I C Bldtpr, maflUf. 1-:rli'ptoycri> Pay All l-'ro1'S Lli Reinders Agency ·\020 Birch, Ste 1().\ 'lil'wport Reach 83.1·11190 Call for i\ppl/ 1'};lab '65 woridnq environment Clftd exceJlent fringe bette.fits, and is COft\'e- niently located near th e San D i eqo Freeway, 50 m iles souHt of ''Mctlc" ond "c onges ted" Loi Anqeles. ff you Ott ;m.rested in t~e positions, you may oppf y in perion, send resume or coll coOut to: ffi~ BRUNSWICK CORPORATION DefflK• DMsfon 33 33 Harbof' 11,.d Costa Muo, CA 92626 71 4/546·8030, .xt 116 Jo;qual opportunity Secret ary-P u re h asi n g ~~~e~m~p~lo~y~e~r~!\~I~/ F~~ for prornmcnt Orange r: 10-4 ON THAT SALES JOB GOOD BUDDY! t·xcclicnt cond1t1011 Sl5 w ·k~ no~ trulncd refr1g. $50. Coffee tbl 640-6849 DISCOUNTED SALE H.'J.:1.8-183 I.~ • • $25. 642-0064 ....:...:...:._:.... ____ _ Call 7;,1·~729 4.36K weddtn.g set. Great FromS117.11 complete CHl_:l;A CLO~l-:1~ lf \l.L Tl<l':l':S HOL.;\;J> 0 \~ f,\ULJ::S 636-6283 ~choolhbe l'lol'k. rttl·a 19VO. w mpletely recontl. SI()() 71-l·SS<!-48:n IO·'<pced r acer . m an~. Fh"i! to ,::ood homes, PUP· Must SeJJ: queen sz bdrm in\·cstment, reasonable. Aqua Heaven 554·Th90 brukcn hand brake. pie~ 8 wks old set. bedspre~d. lamps, 548·ll!GO n:nball .,.,.,..ball Vid~ $35. 9tiQ.38:Jti • • · couch. c hairs, w ine ---------r< .. ......, ....... ·~ -----"93•3899 rack, kitchen table & BULOVA "CUTRON New&used,guar.del. USE.D BIK~ Pups for Christmas! Sm. chams. 6'2·99"9 eves. mans . cal endar watch. $350. & up. 840-234l Herond. Buy. !>ell. t.rad<> Germ. Shep/Setter mix. 1055 Won 10 contest $95., .... _______ _ cl c I e & Co . .i 4 118 1 • f 642 9733 Gcrocp Sde 642·3622 1• :'\ewport Blvd. C . .:\I _:l maes.2 em. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...:..:::.....::.=-·------PLAN'I'S trliVi!llO CllHISTMAS Puppies~ .,'IUC "'UCTI.,...._. Beautiful diamond wrist DIRECT TO YOU Armo1r1., 0.:ik TalJll•. '"" A """ h ~. b d Wgt 1 I b b . . -.,-.. -.-1 (jt·rm Shorthair. I.ab. MANY FINE ITEMS OF wale <¥ an · 8'' hang n g er Thi1 is th• most in· Vrt'\"t'I. C'r;ulle, \'it t,1rl' ~u b1r\·1· c•. l<c,idy 10 go home ESTATE J E WELRY, Karal,hkenu.540-6758 gurde ns, $2.49 up for .....__•tlnn & .&..-s-' .... ~.r,ola IJ olh. Ucd tlnwf·tl·rl '-an·1111 ~··at ""' k1tch .. •ns, G" hangin" .......... ·-~ •vn ..... -'' ' ' . '' you. 536 l . ...:J ART OBJECTS, AN-Uv-"---a. 1075 ~ ,. lob in Or...-Co. W e •.>:t·l.~~• and haskd J.1ke Ill'" ---~----1 ... ~ 1 $ 9 Al --~-::<'.!(I K.1:1 IUSI f\imiture 8050 11QUES, FINE FURN., ••••••••••••••••••••••• p anls 1.4 up. so offer 0 base pay, a Chrl'tma!> t:1tb lk•auttlul . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ETC. PHONE FOR lN· Reg. Morgon mare, African Violets from 98c. 9 0 d comm xlnt ,\11Uqt11.•:. & uni: 1Jh1110 San: SJO oo u:wd hoy ~ S'l'<>RL'"'IOL·SAI.E FO. & BROC HUR E. broke to ride & drive, f'or the cnt. li\'e cat-nip 0 ·• i:ra11f1~ S.1! & Sun 11 Ii lnkc, rrd !-khw11111. IJ'1:. · r... "' 1. 6'5-2200 blk para.de Morgan gcll,I· $1.49. 17362 Gothard, bonus & casual ot-7 l .o('UM. II\ hw. Ol t .I l"I IP' <.;cl con<l R:l'J.:11:11; Nl·w & u~cd f~rn, :spp ~· ing, Eng. Western <714) H.B. (North of Stater) mos~ to CJO alonCJ frcv Hd & ~ () Fr" y. 1111 .. <-W1li.on s Bari:a1n Aquarium " access., pool 331 1-lOU 847 . 5141 w/041r staff b~fih. 559 R~·H _ 1'1:-:UGl·:OT IU "fl\I. ho)'!> t\1.1ok. $45 & 814 W. 19th, lb!. van seals, & o~hcr ..::.;:..:....:.:..:.:. ______ I~~~~~~~~~ Ho door to door. Our l't·" .. at··I "ltlk' .. old '''>" :!O • white. llh· n1·w I ~I &12 i!l:JO &. 5'8 :l2ti2 _ nusc. avail. 962-4112 . MochiMry 1071 ...,~," ' ' ,. ~lu~I .... 1,· l\llK1 .Hl!·iOSI •t , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Black Broadtail Jacket, ofc s-~ Is btGUtlful 11f'r w:.i~hm)( tub w11h **I BUY** G o·l l o " o v e -•n1c trim worn twice r--I "'·rn•cbJ'n"'S ne·w & used Lathe Colches te r 1975 u1.1 rifice (8) 4,.., 1 ... A.. • & no ..... -r . neceu. "'00tlwrm1otc1 :>.lri·3:ki~ 111-.ptl ho.\ ... Ll1k1· 1:1 .. u .., .... DSG 31 c 1 .,... • ..,.,,., .... ,.._ c•imd Good u~ed Furniture & elothes 62(H~ Marigold 17"x60" $5.775. . . . W• train. AppfiCMos 8010 SIS i\pplaance:.-OH l will Cd'.\l 10·5 ' 14"x30" SJ.000. Shaper FIREWOOD SOUND G>OOD? ••••••••••••••••••••••• :>lS·2till M!li or Sl::LL for You. ' . 16" 1974 Strock Sl,400. rd del d 9C-2S03 Th.ft C:aH t' H Ci If T D \ \t \ c; F. n MASTERS AJJCTIOH Garage S:iJe-Sun Dec. 18, Punch Press 1974 30 ton S8S/co v RUllElt DUCK ll()fp11t''T i-.. \LI-: J:IOll Boy·~ Schwinn Stm1.1ray 6 4 6 • 8 6 8 6 & Furn. bikes & sports '3,300. (213) 961·3434 ROAD RACE S ET tw('o w \\'.crncr nr Harbor c:ood cu11d1t1on S35 8 33 9625 equip. Misc. 1991 1 CHAINSAW,2-l" Elden lOO racesets.Bolh At l'iant;i Anll '>i!l 2!l2l '·l:i 1 lflH • Providence Lane. Hunt for $30. 497 . 1493 8 334095 O nch. P1oni:cr 750 CASll P\ID LL.in CurnH \l X 2o"' C.\Sll PAI S6S 646·3006 Genuine EXERCYCLE. TIME-l.lfE L" \\' I U u f l.111..«. W:• Sd1 .... 11111 1'1·uc. For gd U)t•'ll rurn, :inti· S:it 8a.m·2pm 5Yn 8am· " -"' l"k new SA.,t LIBRARIES ~~~kin~:; m:1\;~;.~f3;1~ reel S35 fi7'1 1~1:13 que:. & cir TV"· !l5i IU33 6pm. Bikes.' tors. ru m. W.W. Shp shrtddet. ~·SJoN, I e • ..-. Equal Opp ~mplyr m ( -----E-c-Jf--A G ift"' elc. 29-l35 Edgewood Rd. 642-73 47 _:'.:;52-:...28.:.;:.;.7:...1------ SCllWl:\"N .a C'O '"'' ••• SJC495·1811. University Athletic Club Re c on d 1 l 1 one d COLLl':Gl.\TJ-: 5•, ft. Io n~ c ul.tom Male Cockateil 1 yr old, Membership for sale at Telephone Sales Rcfrlgcraters. wa!.h1:-rs 2,.· Boy':.. Like new.~;.;; padded porlablc bor Owner movln~! Must s~ll l:.IJk..,, w/largf cage, sso. SZ?S. &3·2104 business & d F h 1 t>l-0 ~n <A1th multiplex tuner. 8 c ve r y th 1 n g th 1 s 548·0763 hrs, We will train . F:urn r ye r"i re ii: -trat·k &turntablt:·all arc weekend. Furn., pool ....:.:.::....:._::_ ______ ~:..;__ ______ _ - Coast Buildi ng fi rm l o cated i n T us l1n . Pre\"ious constru<'tion exper. requir ed. Type OOwpm . • no shorthand. Contact Peggy 835-3001 Ch r Is t m J s m o n c y . <lam:igl>d & Model llome Woman's Sears J·~pt:t!d bu 1 I l ·ins. p I u s two tbl,'73 914 Porsche, VW Mis.c.11-.ous 1080 Pvt prly must sac. 2 SaJ ary and commission rL'turits. Gu.ir/del. Also bicycle. gel cond. S3:-. (·u:.tom wrought iron bar parts, 994 Oak St. CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• R e m i n i t on e I e ct . SECRET ARY Call new npplion<'<•s at co~t 21 R7 R a I e i g h. C ~l . ~tool:.. Shnrp! 581-7446. Sill & Sun only. 645-4112 s Pc Girl's Bdrm set. typewriters. Cost over Newpor t Center Law t.31·0.1.17, a~k for Don + JI)''" I> UN I.AP ' S G-lti·2561 c\·es or wknd.' S2SO. includes twin bed $GOO ea. WUI lake $250 fir m. Some legal expr J0060Talbcrt tat 1::11cl11IJ · --------~lcclit cabinet $145, bide· YARD Sale! Tools, ant-640-l7l& ea. Cail 846-8692 f b t I ht 'de Tow Truck Dnvers ex fo'\'. 963·0721 Opn 7 da}i-. SCHWINN Sl'ramhlcr. :t·bed. queen 81., oak qs .• appliances & Servel ...;....__;. ______ _._::..;;.;__.:..:::....;...;...;.;....;.;~---f:-:i1~e~. ~n~ell~~'::~cc~ per·d. Top pay. Apply. R<>storcd. :\Into l!cmi.. dresser w/bevcled mir · r efrlg. 433 Bego nia, POOL TABLE·AMF, 4x8. Men's skJ poles 6. UtU tbl, SECAETARY $849-$1031 Per Mo. Cit.y oC Newport Beach Reefs 3 yrs lncreaslngly res pon s ibl e stet10/ clerical work. Sh al 100 wpm, typing SO wpm. Apply by 12/21177. Personnel Office, 3300 Newport Blvd., NB. shorthand & typing re· G &W Tow Ing, l 000 . new scat. paint. Xlnt ror. Mu!!t sell now. All CdM. Sal & Sun all day slate top, all uccessorles Pots , skillets, nu s ki qwred. Call Ruth Brazer lrvmc Ave NB f>ti-1252 ll e :iv Y Du t Y G I·.· cond.. $45. 645··1!124 Spm, H45·7&7. bs hid $400. 545-0336 pants, ml$c. 631-1222 -----''-Wll!t'hcr, & llolpoint 220v Moving. Car parts e ~l TRAVEL AGENT Dryer, S 150. ho th. Cameras & Nl'w cus l o m m ade goods. 8-3:30, Sat/Sun. MovingSaJe ! Lo prices For sale: 6'8 .. surfboard, *SECRET.£RY• Outside sales, com m . 49'&·9891 EcpfM"tnf 8030 wrought Iron bark art .20131 Marina (.n, HB Til sold. An tiques, furn, excellent cand. $65: elec· "' T I 'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• with 2 l(laiss shelves & 8 wicker, wrought Iron, tric bass guitar S.O: With shorthand or die· .r a\"e. cxper. req ~then<'wK1rhvCl i1S!-.ic bottle holders·S 7S ; RE·l\tOOELlN~ SALE: plants &: misc Ite ms. Gibson "Kopycat" elee- taphone for 2 weeks or Estab l N .B. aRency. lll demonstratc•d1n vour lh ithbuck casual chnlr Port dah\VShr. ~l e~ 2915 E. 6th St , Long tric guitar brand new longer nrter Christmas PIC'!_!>C call S4!_: 732..!.:__ home al ~() l"l•'l or Ob· (needs rccovcrlng).SJS. dryer. louver drs, 8 Xl4 Bea ch. 213-43!}.17()4 $100. Call Ken. eves at in Laguna area. T his i!s WAfTER ligation . I noom of Call &12.0138. louver s hutte rs, old 894 . 3775 :in interesting high pay. carpet shampooed Just trunk & much more. 420 Powe r r eel m ower , ...:.:.~....;. _____ _ ing job. No fees. Call p,.t c lub· We d ·Sun ror looking 7S9·0629 Like new Ital Serra Dr. CdM Sun oa.ly edger. sewing mach. S20 . C.1audia at Ols~n Tern- 673 - 3515 · Sl95. Lge blk naugahyd 94. ea. Cash reg. $350/trade Reel type mower. Bnges poraryServices. WAITRESSES Rebuilt Kirby Classic. 52 79•18 t·hrS-t:i ta1-1,,, 2·3l"x31" forslot.mach. 642.2627 Stratton e og. Seldom 1 1303 ltke new. $139.!JS ottomans on casters . Garaie Sale. going t o u sed. ma k e o Ir --------•I •9 J.. * Ex per · d . A PPI Y In 759-0629 •CJIRISTit A.<;• both s7s. 4 Thi la mps EuroJ>:e must sell many Waterbed, Lam115, Sora. 968-l297/968-3'S9 PM Sfcntary/Qenca& SECRET•RY Mpersoo nn,t9h-lrOaumT&bJu..Srpsm . ...._...,_,..r . 15 ~u fl. uprlgh-t, •SPEClAL• each. l Occas. th! ~. spor ting good ite m s, Speakers, Desk, e tc. I d DOLL HOUSE. 3'"5' Tho. Irvine Co. lS cur. "' ..... " .. "' .. t.8 lcns. Wlll t~ke offers. 559.5033 motor c ycl.e & some c:ond. 642·96i2 rently s eeking full & Orrice of continuing Gulhvers Restaurant. good cond1t1on, white. Immediate OeLh·ery household 1lems. 2209 SlOO. p/t i m e c lerl cal help education in SaddJeback 1~2 MacArthur Blvd, SSO 548-430fl Must sacrifice. new gam Miner St. C.M. 545·0850. Pool Table. Couch & M2-863Sor 752·1034 w/,•arlcd !\kill lc\"Cl!I . College, Mission Vl~o. Irvine. GER ;C~a g e~o~ & lable.convertstodlnlng. b , l t h -Ch ai~ Baby J~ems, ELEVATOR Chilrglide. Secretar ies on·call. 2 Typing & sh teq'd. ;· w•rTRESS avocado grn. xlnl t•onrii· ~ bumber pool, & poker ta Dishe.s. oys c o es, Clolh1ng, dog o use. runs along stairway. Ad· Yrs exper. Typing 65 am w i 11 be a • " . 04 's ble. Solid Ook, SJ95/ofr. ~Iris clothes. v.:roughl 759·1SOO Justable best ofrer . wpm & dic taphone. minis tered. Mon thr u Wanted, exper. Full & tiooSIS0.644· ~ ~u9 835·3291 iron table. 4 chairs, s m • Clerk Ty pis ls full & Thurs 1:30pm to l Opm, part u me. /\pply at Don Elect Classic raniie w/lop A1J' desk. back pack, misc. Dishwasher , port. xlnt _67_3_-4256 ______ _ p/Lime. Typing 50 wpm. Pri 8am·5pm. Call betwn Carlos Heslaur:int, 2956 mlrrnwave oven. StSO. Llke new! Yellow/while 25430 Vassar Pl. CM. S80, Or ean. Ma1?nus Bumper pool table. $9 5 . l.lte bkkpng & filing. 8 & 5, 831·9700 ext 302. Bnstol. c.~t. -----898 2772• ~27.31110 _ 474 E. I 7tfl St., CM velvet couch/loveseat . Sat/Sun el~c. S40. Lge stuffed Xlol cond. Great for Reteplionisls on·call 1 I ) 2 1012 J usl cln'd , bs l o fr. .~.. ammal,$35. Belly IJancc Chri t S52..au 4 vr expe-r. Typing 45 S.c:y/Gen. Offic• WAREHOUSE 12 cu ct Hotpolnt, H:ir\'cst 7 t 4 64 • S.l2·7210 Paintings. ~ys, ooo\s, C06tume. re.as. 003·7!>72 . s mas. wpm. Good nppcar ance. Busy, fast f(rowing co. Stock Room & Shipping gold, 6 mo old, YASHICA TL l':lectro x ~.1 NG 1 .1 .. e Wa t "r bed quality items, 673·6444 F h bbit Super Factory Sale! Dec "~l1 ,.•• ""°"' 9nm·noon near OC Airport has Clerks. Hrs 10am·7pm. Sl2S. """·31130 50 1 & ~ .. " SUn 9-5 1.9 Beacon Bay F\.tr roal. rcnc rn • l8lh to 23rd. All fabric:> "'" .,............, i7<7U 3.Smm w' mm ens w/fra m" liner •· new NB S200/best offer TH• t•VtHE CO •"""'ning ror mature am No heavy llflh1". Must -,,,,,,., I 2 to l .. ,, "' 50c "rd. Lots of trims, • '" " -1~ ' • • " w h t d r nc ~ .... mm enl! wi " , heater. f80. Blk Leather 673.ollOl" " Blllnl T 550 Newport Ctr Dr bilious gener al ortice be accurate in handlln~ as er rye . nr w, Tele converter. makc:s JJ1dc·a·bed w/mattzess. Gar a r e S a I e a t 510 . ribbons, etc. '· . :-.lewportBeach Cu92663 clerk In 1 person ofc. sm all parts by p:irt xl nl cond. S350/hoth. 200to520.rnclg.t38c& S50673·1820e\ICS Hamilton. CM. clothe5, Seth T homu we ig ht shir ts, pa.ots , tops & "'"ualOppor Employer Must have nleaaant number. Good fringe BriHIJ & Strnllon l!llS tripod S300 ~9tiS704 · · b b f •. th d r iv e n c l ock l 9 J6 trunks, all SS. Parking ~ telephone voice. good benefits. Apply, Ill Avnllt en1t. lawn mower SSO. · · - -a 1 urn, "" 0 er · · lot Sale . .2000 PJacenlla. typist,Jite bkkpng.Call El ectr onics. 350 Daya 6•12·5027. aflcr 6 Cots 8035 3k~g~~~ts:r.~~wht Items. ~l!!~~~nr.in~.~e::i~ C M, corne r 20th & S!CRITAltY Jackie, 95'1-1071. McCormick Ave. CM S!'ia·36'1:\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7S2·G618 ALLEY SALE. Sal/Sun. SPor lerlicd rifle. La Placentia. 64S--OS44 VersaUJe person to as· • WA REH OUSEM A N · Kenmore Wni.her. gd PERSIAN kitten!f, CF'1\ Some large auto tools. Seteclarincl,2beaullful Like new pokertbl, nice ~"~t gen. mana1gcr, d a·v SEC Y d Wh le s~· r <' g •" t t! re tl S h o,w Solid walnut roll top desk, a 19th St. It B. .. accordians German & t 35 0 ~"' & Resp<>nslble person for con • 1 · oN. 1 . • . Cor Christmas • . 6 sales manager branch OUr company is seekl~g fabric warehoU!!C, l:d OP· 64S·i 096 qua 1ty. 6J8.g:l()R ~ 85~~ ~~ ortg. O a.rinet & case W>. p<>rt. Jtahan made. 62 Cad, yrds srn shag crpt'a S35. m~ntiger In handling an enthusiastic se c Y pty w/ growing t'Om · ' --_ · · typwr!ter & t'Ue S7S, 17" l930 .era cM5t & vanity 6 drape rod1, $5 ea. corr es p . A: o t her w/goocl typln& & dicta· pany . Sal a ry co m · GE REFRIGERATOR, 4 SABLE Burmese kltten11. Brown Jordan 40x80oval 1Anlth TV blk/Wht pert w/m1rror. Stutz SUn&od 957-0139 s!!':.!!c;!•l80d~ea. ~h lion skilla to aid an ex-m ensur ate w /upef . ~old. ~~ S400. ~ell Wiii hold (II Chri:o1tm:it. table & 6 ctiairs. Oria. w/at.a.nd & remote con· Pc :~~r~~1~•b\ororcl~~tJ . .:.i'm:..:..;:..:Be.:.:...am--boUJ--e-_,-1-~-c-1w. "'"-• · per. n pa ndin1 aecretari a l 556·7915 ~· ~· • can e· (21311165-7710 prtcc S1875. 1st U OO. \id $75. 642~35 "' """' personnel at ins urance service lb the C.M. area. Jtvel' • take:s! 6(()..8208 642-6135 lion for sale. Approx. 65 dul r ed. S al c o m · Mu1t be dependable & a ~H WANT SD: Apt size ~loving, must sell ever· CARPETING: good cond. bottles.Offer 673~5990 m~urate w/exper. & aelr·~tarter. Pay ~OnJ· ••••••••••••••••••••••• retrii erlllor, 24 .. wide, Docp 8040 EVERYTJIJNG Must go! Ythlna. Sal/Sun. 10·5. 1 pc:14 Yds. 2 pcs. l'1 yds ...:•::.ftc::.:..r.:.4:..::30~-----r!~l~.plrvipl.ne53~~6i~ mens uraLe w /slulls. ........ 1005 r1aJtt hinae. tert )!Andie. ....................... Five complete rPoms! 1015 W. Bay St, Newport ea. $l 50 pr yd. Fend. Band Mut. ~ad E.Q.&. 546.29&2 .... •••••••••••••••••••• l\tual bt cl(la.n a nd in Female Samo~,!,~~· 54.5-~ Och. 673·32'ra $$6.ut2 ftr. a mp & cab. 12" SECYf'RECEPT PUIUC AUCTIOM good condition. Need has shol.6, B · Moving to East Coas t. All po11sesslons In a rom· ~Ir Chrlatmu Tree· nu spkrs, reverb. wow.wow Secy/...... te SI 060 Good lfplat, full time, MANY ITE)tS ()F FINE l Bot M E 0 1 A T F. LY ! $30. Pan. MH 7B2 inust 1eU, rurniture & pl. furn 3 bdrm home while portable tor ~aay pdl, oct. box II eOf'ds. 100':' l'r~ to applicant. must bO penonable. NB 2 STl\TE JE\VEt.hV, 538·384~ _ _ _ l4tn1ature Schneui<:r , misc Items. 0292 aft mu8l be aold qulckly, tako •down to s t o re. ms•..Z39J rr'l(ioe compft1l_ Work ln area. 7SZ-0565. Lorena ART ODJ ltCTS. AN· Air CondiUonera 10 000 AKC registered. Male, 6:30 Incl 1ar w/tools. camp· 962 . 0081 811 n t.e $325 SQa.re lu1h ICU'den e nviron· 11QOES, nNK FUl\N., Llk · sioo Simo old stoo. 963.Q!ll In& equip, patio furn, ver u Pr .;. 114 mfist.. Jlel.P >~r.elr to SINIOlt Crn%84S ETC. PHONE FOR fN. BTU. e new. • · Des k, m oder sty l e . et c. Sl·$25. Reason: 'l'OPlary sculptures, Rein· drums '30. a .. ~ce P free 'ul(•• & h ot You can s upplement PO. & BROCH URE . 494·2805 Scottish Tel'ficrs,,1 male, ~et.al w/wood $35. Divorce. M&.81'8 dMr & F<>«st Elves $t00 SS. ~~cy etalMP. J} ~ checola~. You'ro Ire yool' pre.eat UJClO(De by 6'$-2200 Elec" dryer Deluxe Ke~· 3 females, blk & True 81i8·1U4 up. 4'7-221.• ~. mac ~amea on.)Wr blrUldQ-that'i b oneflth,r othet Sr. nme. Porf c:ond White Brindle, ahota & papers, W t Iron bar at.oola 2 3 Fam. Gar. Sale: 313' __ '/ 1~$l:.:..• .;.;"13-;.;...;.199~l·~---~ ~du 9.(f Y-r ati... Do tt~your $lOO day• ·979-4242 X2e <805> 324·1408 ::"' t SlO • Keny LD1 CAL Dinette. Rero1, ...... ru.tcrowave, Quad Potter's wheel 1.odrerbJe c~a W.j wa"u 1pue Utne by 1Un MUSIC •om · 4Mll6'S·73l'1. ~-k aJ I te• 551~· ·aki equip,, r ocki n Q sYitt ru, 1l@ra10 a ott, kid( w/motor'aoo =UiU. + accouuU.n• With .YOU1' trt Cal C&.OQ(I ~man 10 w s. m 8· chair, f'ru ob t•I: 10· m.lac. '3H 221«&31-1J7.f ~ .. A, ... • 1 ,_ lbta ODGlt.r\ac· tor appt. ~. I ..aot II~ Mokeio· l18'd.Xenmore pa dryer, Pure bred. $76/bst <>fr. Canter' ll'OUP .,,10 tbl 175, s pd, w11tern u odlo.1..; _______ •l---:-:=::::=~:::::::--4" .... AblPll Al> cttl&W -. d•••• ............ .. •• W0<kln1 ""'d. .... No .. _,_ -.. ..,.... ...... mueh1bc:. See Dime-A· FANTASTIC DOUJIOlllillll 11ot P.......a Altao1, s.vtce St-. Nl AU.CS World1 t IAf'l"t Mite-'162·7"7 000 TRAINING $2SG. Gol4en oak coltee Un.. Sat M Ql.RlSTMAS P RIS.ENT For Ctltiaunas. flDllbed. 4S1111 ·~ .... Dr. N,B. aor•-.. -.!.!!-~, U o n . Aho flit•, -~t ... EE Frlaldilre YourPlaee orldlno blSn.e.o.ms 1.1-~ IHO Be.autlrut h.and palat.ed u 1mbld. We dtllvw. ssr.em ~ --• ...... I C.1'nlturt •nUqu••· .. ...,.,& n John Kartln MS OG:i9 .,__ 166-'1856 .;:::.;.;.;:;;::;::; __ _........_ __ , Shtll,l7'lll•lntlle. Aa.ncan 1'111ernat1oa.i· btro. fir., Jtlnt. cond, e DRAWEJt Wa1nQt •• .. ••••• .. •••••••••••• ceramic poodJO. cray . ...;;;:;;.....:.:;;:;;; ____ _..._ ua.t~ you wan TM faltM draw 11t *I 1'4ttet1lllt ltvlpe' *135. Udo UIU73.J0'13 SJlELTIE f\wfi~, flnJahc~ d r .. aer 150. Rqa,..'Okt Palomlnoqtr OnlJSSS. 1:.il'Hl-~~~~\\t to4111f~edada w-. a •1m .OpieDWH..S.t. 'ffav. ~• tell? shotsllwormed. l1htc h I · do• tH. bone •llo• tulaed. N-1.SJt '4$.53N '1&Wttoa11!' a ... ~Ad.:14.3' c:lliililftfda&dOlt eJt. 847-7017 IC2.Ql224 SU.00.AIUpm,UUfM. • . ' 1· • "--& Or.-lffO TV,..... loah. P.-w 9040 'it-Sfl"-4 • &Anday, Oeoember 18, 1917 DAILY PllOT Dll ksl _... IN3 .,...................... ltli; ,....._ IOtl 0 ••0 •0 ••••••••0 •u• 9010 t""-~-----------,.., ------.-...;..;.;;;.;;..;,..-:.a.;1c. ...................... SACRlf'IC f; Sh•t•r ....................... '1•MARAUDE•M•Open ....................... ..oe.c I 4'WlllttlDrf¥t9 tlH W....., ~19. O'IML4fllt11a.nptf'le LodW11 Drum ~e p11rt0. Exctilrnl JVC SRlOO Receiver Cruiser w/255 M•re lNLCHRlS Ctalt mdl B Scoe~ 91'° ••••••••• .. • .. ••••••• .. ••••••••••_.. .......... . ----_;;...;,;;c::....;.;1~1;;.._i aet. ZlldJ1an e1mbot1, 1hapo. MC'JTY Cbri11tma.1 wt BJc no tumtbl. • 2 Cruiser. Lo bouu: Speedboat. Brlatol 1 ••••••••••v•••••••••::; l1111 Scout lnt.eruUonaJ. · WI IUY ·.' •,t> ..... Mata Amwtr muai adl $$:li0/8at ofr. for 11100 213/6~6·81114 SRL 1pkra. XJnt cond. $4 850 67U867 2U.512·J~ 1914 250 r:,:j,h• • · ll•ny xtraa. '8710. US. CASSI la1 Machine. Delux 5.SH.351 eva. u.lli!r 6PM _ Uoder auar. Uk• nc:w. . ' · T~ kit t ork, S:~ or NGl We're the new ChoV1'0let tDadel JD lllal coed. c.J CONN AJ&o Suapbone •~· M 11.1-.~ 1091 Askin& $28S. SSJ·2525 Three elec. Boy . boat.I, r. ... ,,,...._ ~~ !~c. 1'500. Cbevv _.w_. ... ......_ AJI dulenbip ln the Jrv1be • .__ d. __ _. ...,.,. • _... ... oc-. 17', ods work. Tari" your · --~·er p.m. ""'"' ... ·-· Auto Center. We need ~. I ~vou N"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• FM/ Atil Stereo, beaut. pick. 673.8624 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• thruout. M"'l aeU YOlU' UJed car! nu.un.ts S40.. Ftrepla 83:Ml$38 Sears Kenmore Sew1ni: r~ul Wood nr. cabnt • e ... ,., S•/ Honda Trail 90. nds wor~. th wknd, ~1120. JOI ~ SC$. Ar&eat.tne 01 Trumpet salver Bacl\ Mal·h1nc. xlnl cond Bc11l pla)'I re<:<>r<h too. $100~ 23 ' Seacralt. Center COR• R• 9120 ~~ Y•maha '300. TNClo t560 ,... q "'60. Other pe1nt Slrad1 v'arius custom olfer. 11a-sz11 fHti.!1195 sole. lower, pulpit, Ill ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... MAC rHllSOK lnp S5(}.$75. Goraeou made prof model $450. ~Goods IOtt --~:1~~P~~~htu":th ;:~· ·~ Ford Cum~ vi.n. Sale: 199 Yamaha w ..,o El camll\o~ ~· CHIVROLIT - rniak Jacket, n 10-12 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• loClh&Marine T28-TG68 • · Nomp elquip. 16°'os. Enduro. dirt btke. S2SO dttion,$2300. Tlaft 2lAutoC.ntsOrivc •· -wn hrice $47S. Cusl\. Fi b 5 . ~""'"' ~ w t s I'· O O · or bst oft. 631.(1668 5PM IRVIN!! , ... • S.-84.58 Be11nners Drum Set, sc er uperela~s ....................... "Ex ll 20' Ba F1-_!f!i-1075. 6 " ---------'good cond1t lon $45. snowsk1s , 193 cm w/o GtMrcil 9010 ce ent .Y« ui· 1 ' • UhttewKaw7~~uro 'eEICamln<1-Rebft .. 1. 7 S.7,JJ 4 Com'I style plnbat ~ bdn&s.·S75. 1\1 K·SOO bini Boat, 8 hiun. C4boYCr-camper, 8 • 4 It() JO spd apec hl·lo New paint ca mper'•-----~--~ m1chlnes Good cond Wood 170crn w/Ecket ....................... C6 nsole, '72 40ff p f)ew h)'drnlic jacks . pu box Very few mi sheJI P/S P/8642-8398 /lwloa. a ... arttd •• Prl ce n'e g oll ab 1 e · Offic• ,..,,.,._..Ir bindings-$45. Ski boots· Motorised surCbo~rd, Evlnrude. $1250. 642.()094 Good rood. $000. M5·4226 $IN. 67~ " · • • • •••••••••••••••••••••_•j . 49.MQO .,..,...... 1085 sizes 6''1, 7. 8 ~~. 10; $100. (coslSSOOl toah Rtftt/ ........... _._~ •u. '56 Dodge work &ruck, GeMf"Cll f701. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• $7.50 $4!5 SJ5 & S45. l-661·2826 CL!.....-90"'0 ~--" 9140 '74 Yamaha 100 JClrll runs good ff d ••••••••••••••••••••••• · FINAL DAYS GOI NG .. G "1 k s· SN ,_..._. 81 •••••••••••••••••••••• d ocr d j· t t '•500 ri T 0 I-' Bus·· l N ES Copier. 1 Year old. Limit-irl s ce s atl?li· ite ' 8' American fiberglass ••••••••••••••••••••••• con . roa I(', to r ans portal on. • . 'T4 AlJSTlN Ma: na 4 dt. -~~-so'y offentirutock ed u se. R eco nd . skate.bug&skalc dress· dln&hy. Almost new. Wnnt.ed:To KentASmall . MOPED June'78.Xtr1Htntwhl!t 67S-317S£ves $1400 or m oh oft. ~ ....... H-_. Sho pl~k/~ ,,~ySpe722w1 /sup· Cas1zlcl ~~.,<c0hl38lld J·all for $50. $395. $0040 days. Yacht in N.8. for l even· Jawa 1978. $150. ~'!.m.! .. e7r carrier. $450. '64 Internation al PU• $31.()'7\4 QrSllG-$123 ·~ -P tes .......... '" · · ....,.. · t ing. Will keep it docked 673·atm .,...,...... 44pd. New wido IJrea on Miii '-o 970J 4 th S:.~8;~~!wy o~ plan f!les, 2 drawer 2 Pr Jr. Volkl ski's w/blt;'· '°$!:;..~:"' tft•c;{,20 for special use of 1 cou· FOX,l •77, gd cond. 11....L..L.....u...._. ~ .... -Ji rear. $iOO or bit otr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• O"'"n d~a·ly 10 5 unt'aJ fireproof f1k\>s safes. Ex· clings $25 ea. Pr Men s pie for l eve. Dec. 21st. saoo. or off"'r. --~ -495-4%98 * •••• IOM._ * .. -u • • La be I . /b' d • •. •••••••• •• ••••••••• •••• 0 •0 p " R.-&/Stor 1.1.." ~...---""" • • Christmas ecut1ve oak desk, ex· "m rg rn w in g ~"' .....,.Q8S4. atty. &4G·2205 _... ... -•iu lnt ,, 1 t . g wUJ be featured at a car ------>'.!!:"-----1 ecutive desk & credenza. poles $25. Sz 6Yt Nord1ca ••••••••••••••-••••••• "" ernawons ca enn ho t>ece ber 8 7 ai Beautiful orlg1n11I 011 Wo d & t I tbl ski bootsSlO 640~ .. * look, s.n 9060 ·~BURGUNDY D-R•M •tfo917' ti~utlwie van. Cust. bJt. lnter. Low • w m ' • J . o me a s. · · · "'~' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tavua .. MUe. (J(fet. "94·5488 18. Hhbor Vie.w Plat a. paintings. I ndonesia ch1lds desks. Hot/cold L d f L -a Gellftble oped. Xlnl cond Motor o me or -tat· San Joaquin Hills N ; Ja~capes. S49. 898·9124 water cooler w/refrig, a~ il!l ~ aJ~ ynx 19132 hooYldtftc• WANT RESULTS? W/lock, side view mir: motoc-home lroiu Hett> '63 GMC ~ ton t ·spd San Mlauel NewpolilP: Smith/Corona manual ot-new 2 drawer files rioo o~ ~~c ~~3.;;Jea~t .........,._leach Sell )'Our boat thru rors, buddy seat, basket, f'tledland~U HY ol hydrallc llC\iale. $99~: Beach. • ~. hce Lypewnter. S42 99. 4 drawer files 4.30 · You are the winner of 2 SOUTHWUTBM gas can, dire. signals. these num 548-6702 • .• SU $00.9'J. Judge's Hi-back . free uckets worth $14 to YACHT SAW call: 840-ml> 198-6777 ?' .'18 Spiders are here!•.• . ch r s. ~I e ct." c Christ mai. S p ecial. HOUDAY OM ICE FUJI/NEWPORT '78 Honda Express. 165 537.7777 '68 Datsun PU w/'73 2300 A few "1Ts ld't atract~: Sk\&ll kiln, never used typewriters. calculators Custom Boogie Boards: al the D .. "'URS IZM•I Chev. Vega, brand ne reduced price. , •Ele<t. Potters whl. & copy machines. <;:.F;. LargeS28. 644-2lOIJ ANAHEI ." -miles, new. basket. $28S. tires, p&iJlt w/2 to~ pin 1 ... ,. ... IM•ORTS ... &40-2S96 Who I es a I e 0 r f 1 c e .. , (714) 673-9211 496-9806 MOTOR HOMF.s · stnpe, stereo lape duk, 5A~ r • l'Ull length Autumn !laze ~~m~~~. 2~1.:J;~~ce:; TYH:'R~~ 80'8 co~~~~ON COILONADO 25 F'oxi deluxe moped, S32S. .-...n~?~. ~rJo.0644 ~~:~.u1:!i ~a~~~':cs":: <NS:Sar ~~c~!:.rvd: - mink coat. excellent 631·2570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Der. 27th-Jan. lst. WESCO ~ot.orcyle Trailer. ble. S2000. 546·3217 at Jamboree Ro11d>. rond. Sacrifice $1100. Pets 8087 Sev~al beautiful color J-'ree Tickets good for Xlnt condition. many ex· RENT Fireball 23' Self NEW 7 P0 5 ..._R'!..?..EA 0 CH 557.9047 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TVs, $99 & up. s & s Dec. 3 0 L h or 31st tras;-WITii SUP. Must Moto BeCAne. Very good cont. Auto/air. cc· CB. .65Chevy, Runs. _.,v TV. '>l\c .. Ne .......... Blvd, performances. Call Sell. nd Lo . """·'"'"" at.ereo slna66'5-228'3 1399. 1u1i..-.--... C I --.. ...,.. 6~2 5678 333 t 751 "H9 !157·0396 ro · mi. ~ .......... or • .... ., • ., """S ---..-. anary, young ma e, i!8 CM 642.5340 .. · , ext. • o """" 67 9568 "'"''""'" W-.ted 8081 beaut.iful singer. Great ' · claim your tickets. Private Party 5-2& ft. Apollo mot.orhome. -. --------• •••••••••••••••••••••• Chr is tmas gift. $35. Mediterranean 3pc high· * • . Vespa Mot or Scooter Mutt aee to appreciate! 73 Ford Courier. 38.000 962-3756 f1 cabinet. Bcaul1ru1 BE AU T I FU L 7 6 Ital 12Scc •73 only s oo0 Call John Felter al miles. xlnt cond. $1775. •• ~Lcrwrence 30715 Call• Chueca S•Ju•Cap. You are the winner or · free tickets worth $14 to HOUDA Y ON ICE at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER Dec. 27th Jan. 1st. piece of furn. 552-5896 loah, Mcsine CATALINA 2Z. Like new m' $475 ~ ' 6"2.00lOorS40-82ll. PIP494·9836or83J.\419 PiCllM>S & Onjan1 8090 evsfwknds s-.i-nt 9030 w/trtr. Many exiru . _1-'-'..;..___· ______ , ________ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. :.?::;:~-;............. SS700. Call (714)586-1098 Mo...,. J awa Babbetta. Motor H .... letttal 1971 Ford Pickup for sale. """' Good cond. Reblt New Brand Name Pianos 23" color TV console. GUY MARINE 11, 30• Clipper Maline, xlnt condition. Sl9S/Besl 111/i to 3z• engine. Call Mon.Fri 9 to 10% over cost. Sl75 oCfer 548-6812 2286 ca. Fully 1r """'ta· ed "'·a"h Mus·i·c ""nter 67r:..,,.,31 The t raditional heavy Cull head room, loaded. · · 11e . ...,.. 111 s. 751·3840 ue " ""' .,..,, duty. Ii g ht weight 837·2644 DYoO Dr. Apt #3 Reserve now Cor ---------• l1404 Beach Blvd. H.B. s I'd h 8, M d marine engine. To 350 . Holidayg & weekends. 'fr/ VW Van. reblt engine. 847·8536 ° 1 ma og e It Full d 470 I REG"""'rv M01'0R b k $900 cabinet for stereo com-HP. Genuine new parts. . Y equip c ass ~cl:s-lf """"'" n e w ra es. . Baby Grand Piano. good ponents, records. srn tv Authorhed Dis t r : sailboatSlSOOorbestof-9150 HOME RENTALS _863-0U4 ________ , tond. $1500or bestofr. & bar. Beaut, carved, Bristol Services, Costa fer, inclds trlr. call••••••••••••••••••••••• 92SN.Harbor8lvd,S.A. v-9570 557·6709 eve best sacrifice $145. Aft Spm, Mesa. (714)892-8541 Steve. 962·5844 aft 5 ,74 Suruk't 125• S22$, ••531·2503•-••••••••••••••••••••••• -----645-7857· •ZODl.a.C Must sell! 23· Sloop, RunssreaL '77 Ford Mobile Home. 1976 Dodge Bubble Top GRAHD ~ W /s Ii p. Moving to 546·1281aft 6PM complete~ cost $16,000 Van, fully converted. E 12 .. B&W portable TV. Port-A-Manne k OP N~G good working cond1llon. lnnatable Boats Denver . As for Bill 71 Kawasaki 100, dirt new. Ma e ofr. 5000 many xtras. must see Antique Piano Co. & SSO 645·1705 """'" CoU c 0,1 64S-708l bike, xlnl cond. Great mi's. 644-4839. $9,875. SS2·5849 Louis Piano Serv. =-ege, ·" · Chris $425 •• c ..... •c1cott 10572 Mwgerih ,._..v~ Yoo are the winner or~ free tickets worth $14 te. HOLIDAY OH ICE al the ANAHEIM CONVF.NTION CENTER Dec. 27th-Jan. 1st. •. Free Tickets good for Dec. 30th o r 3 ls t • performances. Call · 642·S678, ext. 333, ,., claim your tickets. * .. Free Tickets good Co Dec. 30th or 3ls performances. Call 642~678, ext. :133, t claim your tickets. Reconditioned Amencan Complete Sound System ; <7I4)540-2070 Columbia dinghy $~. s· tmas present. . '75 Mini Motor Jtome. '76 DODGE 200 '16Alpha RomeoSpyder p · R sx 1010 black fiberglau hull. offer. 673.3025 Sips 6. rent Sl&S wk. + 6< Full cstm. All extras. Lo Convert. r•Areo, 2t.ul.A . * * uprights from S4SO. 5' ioneer ec. · · GUY MARINE Sails, oars, trailer, can· ,...,5 vt 70 Honda 200 ml ml. S36-7007 °"" iWVll ---------1 Kawai Grand very reas. 100 watts p/chanl RMS ; Th d . 1 h ll d .,,, _.. • • ---------mi. Super' nice. Sac. ml, must sell before WANTED: Beaut. Art case Grands Technics direct drive du~yt,rali1~1~~a wef:h~ ~.~;'..:[00 A goo newrond.$500. Trailen, TreYel 9170 S65llO.IW·l042 Christmas. S6.7SO. o~ SHOTGUN. at pvt. pty prices. 895 turntable SL-1500. wi th marine engine To 350 ~ •••••••••••••••• ... ••••• '73 00 . besloffer. 675-8867 642·2073 Glenneyre, Laguna Bch. Pikering SX·l5/1200E HP. Gen~ne new parts. cat 36, ~ winche.s, 10 sails .. 72 Hodaka 125. brand nu 1972 Santa Fe 23' SC. 47000 ~l~ ~:~.1l~~~: Sharp Alretta GT, super Mhlcal 494-8440 cart.ridge: two Kenwood Authorized Dlstr : ~F.JuslSJJ,000. eng. Nevel' used. Im· Travel Trlr, dbl bed+ versionS3600.645-9420 handling car, must seU! 110 watt loud speakers Bnstol Services, Costa Tiburon 36. 1976 dsl. mac. cond. $325. &46-0386 dinette. ba.th & show~r. $9500 or ofr. ~1 Ol' "'5fnlmtnts 808 Thomas transistor organ, L K • 7 7 7 A : S a n s u i Mesa. C714l892-3541 ketch, loaded. $64,500: A.C. awn rn g, Ez-h ft •73 OJevy van. Auto, crpt, 67 5- 5055 , •••••••••••••••••••••• model AL-2. gd cond1. Reverb er ation amp Newport .30, 6 s ails, •57 Yamaha 180CC. hitch. $3295. Sat/Sun paneling, stereo. Runs --------- Yamaha Guitar G85A. lion. As king $400. RA·SOO. & Sansui stereo SacriOce·l Gray Marine K.M .. steahtat$21.SOO street. elec start. like 536-1121 &reat.$3000.646-6952 Aid 97C>7 • sos. XJnl t-ond. Ca:.1-! $l5 645·2i~5 cassette deck SC· 737 E n g V 8. comp I et e Newpor t 28. '75 dsl. nu. less than 900 ml $300. Tr 1 T .1 ·~.,c· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-0209 -Cw/dolby). Components w/trans clean 25 hr RDF, 3 s ails, clean 846-9574 ave rater 8"°". on '70 Dodge Tradesm an , .75 AUDI FOX auto·• --------CONN Electric Or11an in su~rb cond. $1300. since Ok 1 Chrysler S22.000. space. l9SS L<lndcrwser, 109 whl base, 318 V8, • • AutoHarpS25 :\lodel .~5·l2. xl~t eond 848·9498aft.3pm C r own. complete T.O.Y.S. 675-767,4 ·75 Honda CB~. perf. '2000.-642~ • ma~ paa!'d. Cllrtllin, R&JI, air cond. Xlnt .... Cull552·3582 beautllul cabinet & w/trans.642·9224 cond. $1000. Days .a. • .1-..r~i p-. cpt, be<I. stereo, ca&a. cond.S45-170l bench $750/ Best oCr · AM-FM stereo, auto tun· Full 1 Bl 1 r ISLANDER 36. Bristol, 675·1636 eves: 644·1630 --, •_.c-~~~_-•9>400 Mech sound. $1950. Call '7• lOOLS, 'dr, auto, air~ Steel string folk guitar 644-0.103 ing, panasonic receiver. s ze nnuc e rom loaded' Askin« $42 500 ~ ....__-.,.. 67$-1343 sunroof deluxe int w/casc. xlnl cond. $85. . turntable, 12 " spkrs. Libertys hip compass · • ' · '72 360 MX Yamaha. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · • • 833·7572 days 673·392 Hammond Organ, beaut, Good cond. $85. 552.9390 works. Navy grey paint. PP. fr13-4220 SUper clean! $400. '64· '77 Us ed Mustang '65 INT'L Harvester . $3l00.673·7548 eves. ' ~e~:,a~.uti~al~~ STEREO-Macintosh Ready to restore. $500. 25' Coronado, Xtras. 646-4966 Patts. 990 No. Parker, used as delivery truck. ftmt.,..ffiey t70t' YAMAHA FLUTE Leslie spkr, mod. 225. MR67 Tuner, component SS6-6040da)'lJ. Leaving area, must seU. HONDA~ as new cond Orange. Call 997·2000 Bes t ofr • Wkdy•: •••• .. •••••••• .. ••••••• xt.NTCONDlTION 170 watts. $1,500. PP. part.s. $250. or best ofr. 17\.!i' Boat Trail.er, heavy S7200. 675-3673• 768-S639. Pert. for sm. child: JOO VW Parts for sale 754-04.22 '60 AUSTIN HEALY SM. Call 979· 556-4777 ~-6804 duty. NEAT Gift! Lehman H $225/oller. 499-4153 some new From 1957 t~ '66 Ford Econollne SUper Classic, Convert. mdl • B t 21" M 673-493.1 Fiber g lass Dinghy, CHRJSTu"'"'SPECIA.L 1969. 994.0alt St. CM Van. SUAclaU cmpr COO· 3000.~Xlnt!675-8344 Cibson acoustic J-45, PlattOS frcMn $495. eau . agnovox D 'ls l • .,.. ~ ., ... ~· •-A' -~ " d Color '"--ol TV _, uercury O/B. '"""", 20°P. ...!c~ 581 ' tr r. _..s. '73 Y r:nah lOOMX I ~u vera...... • ... re.uy •« IMW t7f2 yrs ol w/hard case. 45 .. Wl t Co J $795 \.Nill> e • n .. -m IW" n °""'"°"""' ll a o Cb 1 t bl Uk ~ C ll n nso e tuner. ••75, ....... 311"' old ed r~ I •2 so1 b t 'r Si-'~ · 10·• h.elded r s mas c:~ neta, •••••••••••••••••••••~ -. e new. -·5. a An Rentals avail -...,... -5 mo , us once ........ t m • es o r. .... pipes. a 1 refrig stove. ainlc ARA dy&tS-8576 Stools. benches&gifts PIONEER6:16 $917, must sell, asking Sabot, 8', fuUy equip'd 67H768 obrome, mufflers, A/C, ~tereo. top ~arrler .-. Bundy Flute S7S w/cas Shop & compare values Stereo receiver . S7SO. Ph 837 ·2760 or S285. '72 S It' Mot I hrdwr. brand new $65. hos radials, Xlnt toed Xlnt cond. Ideal for stu ,_,., Pf-.o Shoppe 673-0194 543-7632 645-7408 T ·~1~ 1 & 0~~~~g· 549-148t • SJeio MB-SW .n s·aa d t .,~., ...,,., 728 W. 19th CM 543.7272 --.. • 9040 rai opp r • PM • ' en · ....,..~ New CB radio + antenna. ~ ..-ower Blazer 2553 $100. 552-9038 ........ _ for .r..a- , 1 d I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1700 lllllnll9 ~ '77 ouc .,_ J hJ Flute: Artley, new pads.Ba w n r g an• GIS. .fO channel. tn orig. FOR S"'LI!'.'· 540-2481 '77 Honda XR75, ex-•••••••••••••••••••-•• .. __ -d~-~ Oil& w $75 or best offer. Call w/percussaon. S700. box SIOO. 646-868l "' cellent ~Ai'tlon. --,0.. ....... I ...... e mW<O cab aru S"""' • s a r "VI"' ....,.., • -.-• , .. ,:... t. 1000 Mil John645-4112 S4 .,,.,.,2 77 ea ay 24 t. lj' <'lassie saillng dory bstofr.646-3440 a.:....-1;_. 9520 w •u&U s.ea • es. Zenith Blk Matrix cir W k d r · 'h 70 ~ __ _. __ w ......... tv •c CN't ee e n e w1.. Retbe keel inbd well, nu wJUCT -· ... ,,. _,.....,, Cello. full s ize, solid Sett.ergren Upright piano, port. s200. 2060 State hours. Must selJ; bought . '74 HONDA MRSO "•••••• .. ••••••••••••• 831-2218 wood. Old. nd.'> repair. $500/Bestoffer. CM. Follow Oak aft new boat. Pri. pty. Call mtr&trlr$l790.645-861S Li.ke oew' szso. 1911 O>evy. a dr sedan, ----------• Case. bow. Ml-5956 963-0434 as>m. Jerry at 1oats. SH,./ 548-1795 eng, teblt, body nds '73 Ford Van. C.mper 1978 BMW's HERE MOW! COMPUTE IOOYSHOP HOWOPIM I We are pleased to announce that this newspaper will run the HOLIDAY ON ICE .. Find Your Name Contest" in the classified section beginning December 16 thru December 26. Readers whose names are listed, <some where in the classified ads> will receive, absolutely free, two reserved seat tickets to HOLIDAY ON ICE opening at Anaheim Convention Center, 800 W. Katella Ave., Anaheim Calif. December 27th and running through Japuary 1st, 1978. You may find your name .h id den a n y w h ere i n th e classified section preceded by two stars < • * > making you el{gible to receive a pair of tickets for a night at HOUDA Y ON ICE as guest of the Daily Pilot. 544-8151 Docb 9070 some work. $2000/bst of· CUSTOM In XJnt. eond. or 546-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Suztlll BM250, dnt fer. 54&-5891 Must MU 4H+5'l93 ---------1$200 Reward for helping cmd. must •ee & ride to FOi 51'\ai.iA~ '18 Ford Van 150. catm find a slip rental for a apprec...f!S. 546-46$3 ~~~~,~ J • bl SEA RAY'S 32' Islander. Beam MOPEDPUCH ~2~ t1'!:es_.1~~CO:.~'f9 mf All 1918 Model• I 8'-30' HARllSOH'S SEA RAY 11'1", verticle clearance JJOOIDJ. smo. old. 5•au '"'"9' 557-0851 · 4 6 • • wk d y s ( 7 1 4 ) ... 2895 Rare C-OUecton Ite.ms . Jl...A--w·--.. 9590 983·9657, W'knd• <714> SJ MASH-HEALY. ---987·9617. ·7~ Suapk,l 185cc, dirt Cou.pe orConvert • ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Wft_..ed li " 30, ail bdte, load a ot xtras. ms Bayside VUig 67s-2815 WI WILL IUY .... ~ : s p aor s great t200 sa.1m y-• D•nuu 2327 So. Main, S.A. 540-6555 boat, Npt Bcb or Dana · · I~ -• " .... Pnt. temp or perm. Mar· '74 Honda SSOcc 4 cycle. VtWdes 9530 PAID FOR OR NOT 3101 Coast Hwy, N.B. 631-2547 ried cpl w/refs. Days Wixoo ~lndscreen. Xlot ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP DOLLAR 640·33681 eva/Wkllds S600 m1. 1900/bat ofr. Coavt 4 wt treet I al FOlt TOP CAaS 752-1786 Must sell. 642-0762 dune buggy.' $800. ~ Private Dode available. '74 Boada XLlTS. 1900 ml. _S29-3'86 _______ _. 2;~~1;~;,~~l:S~ nortb/eastJ.oint of CJl"IOWDer. like nu cood. •75 Concord MiAl·bome. V8's; all navlgatton41 Newport Wa · 67H 908 ss.w. at.ast4 loaded. Sips s. very wai· gear & ground tackle. 76 Yamaba 'l'Y 175, 'que.'11.000. ~1 Sleeps four. Under ~ BOATSLIPWANTED: cond. $500/ofr. A I •".n..BUGG • hours used since new. 8 35' Power boat. Yuaaha 250 Eod*'O "1tnnu wheel traller Included-Seldom used by out of 15 $3751 489-238l ~orbeltoffer. alao full canvu. Call town owner Call collect· "Ith trailer John Felter at 5'2-0010 ( 7 1 4 ) 3 2 3. 5 6 12 0 ; '77 KZ-loot L.T.D. Xlnt f*5725 or540-821l. Cn4>J2S.6206 cent Must seU, pea 4 W'IMtl Drf•n tSSO --------~.· buy. $2500. 642-02i02 ··-···-·-··-··· ~~~~~~~: S::·t slip ;ante~ 38 Spl'bltttwtSL350Honda tloo & loaded! Custom ttram. 0 pa era. racer Divorce c:reai. Uve, bay dub. 642-4736 $200 • 148 · interior, pilot, A.D.F, or642-4097 ...:.....;.._·~..---..... --1 V.H.F., aunlog, outrig· ....-. c--a.. '17XT.Ymmm gers, AC/DC natural gaa --. -.--• ml like nu lllOlt ai refrlgeraUon & cooking, 5" tOIO 12i25. •tho or o r . bimiW top w/enclo.ure, ••••••••••••••••••••••• stir~ ,, · new Chrysler manifolds, Racing craft bull '89, ~;......;...;_ ~-----.. rillers le elbows plus ex-(427)CUndem trlr. lots 78 8D'l50 ~ 1$00 tra fuel. Call Dale at of xtras. Muat 1ee to ap. nd, like new. behoet, ------a.271». prec. '4'700. Pb: 5ta 4882. PIO. -.as51 I (' 8APWICH OA TSUN 8 31-137'>-l'IJ J 1'> CONNRL CHEVIOl.ET 2828 Har bot Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 146-IJIO WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOlt1'0P UBED CARS FOREIGN, DOMISTlC «CJ..MSICS If your ear la extra cteo see us nrat. IAUIRIUICIC 292:5 Harbor Blvd. Casi..... 9'19-2500 -IXCBllMT SIUCTIOMOF IMWllS4 llS ., We may have rour ndt • car in our Inventory, Call us tod•y! Hl·Z040 4t5-494t WAMTIDTO IUY Quallty used BMWs. ROY CARVER IMW 1540 Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640-6444 ------ CREVIER &f lf A llOo\.-.'t SAMfA AltA 8350171 '* UUllMTI! DIWDIO llMICHlfC. .. •USED IMW•s* '77 S30i ._,pd 2.86SEU "Tl 320la SIR 177RSK . "16 2 002 4spd S/ Jl 40lPJ>P "Tl aaot 4 IP 013RTP "1$~ SIR 7UPQM a..eiO.S.••• OIW•I COUNTY'S .. G ·-·· ( MIM.l•1rW Alllle.l .. 11W ~·••W AIMs, .. HsW Allto• .... ,_.., MIM.U_, ....................................................... ~ ............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................. ,.... • 611 ••• 0...-9720 .. n .... 97H Ofel 9746 ._. 9740 V•w.,._ 9770 Mell 9'10 .......................................................................................................................................... p---~---111111!.------·•I IMW 9712 .13 PICKUP ltlOOc 'Tct Xiarmiinn Obla, air ,75 Op I M t I t *SAU * '• Bult!k C/S. SoOd condl· ....................... . , d '= • $1950. 121 31th St, NB, ond 1 • lnJ :n1 ~QJ A~ wW be featured 11t a car 'VI VW Panel Van. New Uoa. du.a. ru:..=· '11BMW8.0 SI ijUlO. IUO· ~:n1 '2:S~ .:It~ h ~~·), aft6.1~·~7S2 btwnM ~M/~ •• ~m-im abow ~mber 14. 17.ls ='...!'w:..~~1HO. xlmbod)'.-. rooC, AM F" f 1tereu, 15 795J ' • di JI. Hub« Vl.w Plaza, ._or.._.,_ , alllll cond. p p IM0-0911 __ 1 ___ _ _ 47 .Karmann Ghta, o Db '7S, luloi.AM/FM, San Joaquin HJUs N & , , 71 B1tat• Sta. W10 ,• --2rnz "'Ta air .1H1ck lite body, en1. r uns rdla,Joml.utnublt San MJ1uel Newport ~Bus,neweqlDe.SlOOO •tereo/tapo, a ll pwr C.,,. t7 I 5 ~Jlch , s4lD~ • • rfeot 1450. 751·1434 olr. 213 e4l 1232wk, Bladt. • oc mak~~~·-... eqpt. $llQO, ~ •••••••••·········••••• <&1M:111>a Maad9 t7Jt 714-848·5848 '-'Alj_..,.,~ c.._ ttl5 "18 Ca pn II . i\ C. lo m 1 '78 S"'u"-~-uere ! ._.. c:am.-l'bl• .... ....... P ' I I f ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUST SELL! ''16 IZUSU '" -'"" '"' ,..., • -• ..,.. ••-••••M•tu •••••••• r actCS tu ,.ul HI ore A few '71 aaba left. c i • i-a D Olnatmu M2·372' 25000 ~J AM'/PM I &rt. (3122). l'rom~. s:/41;i94:·i:,~· sP>i: . MIW ?t YW llAlltT ... AM/,M1twM 53999 lncluoing luet 1n1ec11on 1 b ,.,., OM<. engine. 4 speed lront du1c brakes. rack & pinion steenng. 4-wheel Independent suspenalon and ha1chb8Ck Ser • 1783<M253e A CHRISTMAS ~ ~ SPECIALS /F-- Hill MAXEY TOYOTA ........... o1 , .. , .,, .. UUN l l••C-fl"Hll• tf Datsun 9710 ·······••••••••········ Bill MAXEY TOYOTA '... ,, .. .. . , . . .. \ t•VNf ,,.,.,,.I'-'"" •• jfo •• 1977 li210 Hotchbk. auto, u1r, 3 yr wunanty, xtnt •·..ir 'Int uuy. 64S.la46 ---- 71 4!40Z. air mugi., AMI Yl\I . m1n1 \;Olld llng o wnr S325U 1;.i.12440 mirac le mazda '~ ; $2300. CN•a.IO We are oow tak.inl re· 644-08M: $3400 or bit olr. '70 Opel Kndet"t w "n . aervatlOOI for the "turbo fl • car"! 06' VW CAMPa ~=~b~ ea~l:..~~nd. llACH IMPORTS Mwt seu. 975-3185 dJs , 848 DOVE STREET 499-18'7hvt/wkadl C:.... MeM 641-1700 Peugtot 9741 <N 14 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ear atAnhur Blvd. 1985 vw. iood m ech '74 RX4 Weo, xtr• clean, * ,IUGEOT • ~i~~tacaree~!& oonc:· :!t ~ l'r needt 22,000 m l. AC, AM/FM, will be featured at at car 751·0900 wcc • 0 r. Sl"'16a 11.11 r ack, '2350. 848-50'8 _ show December 18, 17 & ---'66 BUG, ~ ena, runa H T UI. Harbor View Plaza, Toyota '765 good. Tape deck. Many Mu,.·~CLY-HOI u'Y!..'!.... San JoaQuln Hilla N & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xtl'U. $150. 968·1062 "" ,.. _ _,_ San Miguel, Newport 811 , 6 R bblt t Jl Wl'C'HTHE PURCHASE Beach 7 a • mus H • Ofo' ANY NEW a leavin1 the country. lf71 MADA GLC A n~w sh1pment uf 6043 S3200. 499·1636 You wlll receive 11n & '78 Diesels nQw in 1971 vw ""Plop cam""r. Nt1/ 1''M stereo su,ck .,., ,.... ''Ml!" i-= "'CH IM,OllTS Xlnt cond. Must aee lO -1975 r--"-appt'ec. PP. $2500. of Lhe ell.Sh cqul vuJont 848 DOVE STREET se':"'"' 64S·9372 thru Tuesday, Dec. 20th (Near MacArthur Blvd • '° 1ow -cww:. •u •ttoi COH1'HT SALE & Jamboree Road). "--"""J 12'1•n ENDS DEC, :ioth NEWPORT BEACH MIRACLE 752·0900 MA%0A/RIMAULT :!!SO Harbor Blvd. C.M "66 VW Fastback, ~30 mp1. reblt 1600, duul carbs, frnt diac brk11, AM /FM ater. Quad 8 trk. suoo. 536-8698. • • • lf7' CADILLAC: SIVIUI All leather, 1tereo tape. crulJI• eoottol • all the deluxe extra&_ <629NB0). $9888 m '71 " '16 Sevllles To Choole From Nabers Cadillac .!till() tf.irhor Blvll. OM USED CARS *DRIVE A * * LITILE ... * SAVE A LOT SHOP &COMPAHF. Ul''ll 0111.l!Ull 5l0 Wi;n. lllf, ,45-5700 '76 DIESEL. lo mt. 1m· mac. AIC, s tereo. Mov· _ ing, must 11ell ! IHl2·0295 BtLL MAXEY TOYOTA '70 VW BWJ, rblt eng., nu C. l\IJ Ml·-·· :i-10-!) I()() clutch & trans, shall Cpl, ~~~!!!!~~~· 84RWICK DATSU~ lt&ll. ••lt•an 11 450. u~-..r--•-~·'1292 ~---..w& 9740 .,?' 2lJ.T72MH ,, .. , ........ , .. , .,,,,\\ must see! S2650 firm . .::. 846-0BO'J ..,7 &076 CADILLAC ... ti•,,,,,,, 'I'' I 1 /I I 8Jl.IJ7S 49J-JJ7S '71 240Z. rum. xlnl. nu 'hock:. \ ;\l 1-'M lupc ''2 YW lua 11.....,ea-M-~111 ''4 vw lua 4 IP• Wf\ff• 111of SHS Sl,Zts $1 ,3'5 Sl,495 St,5'5 Sl,6'5 SI.HJ Sl,3'5 TM '71• Ar• Here All modds & colon. .,,.,,.dlot• Dtflvery Todoy! -dl•ck l tlwner m1tg"t, nds little body work & uphol . S:JOOO f1 rm. 1>15-631~ ''5 vw Illa • •o 11"9 ,,_-,,~ Plat 9721 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 vw lua AU!O ~HOW Ot.,& '6' vw lua 4 \P "'•9.,.. ~1~,,., • 1/tt Lust chance lor la 11 7!> i''lnl :<H>. xlnl cond. Lai.tic SU\"llll/.ll on all n· 14,0tlO mi Loaded S3'750. muinini: ·77 mo<ll'l~ 111 :'ilu"l sdl Ci75 2918 !l\.Oek. '6' vw lua • \O 1"-tro a""t\2' '74 Flat Wwi. A••I OU ...... 4 fo ._,., • '73 YW 412 Wp. A HO '00f rllO t'103" OYH U UHO CA.S '" SfOCK '72 Toyota Cetiu ST I tC> eu ,,.,IO t120I '72 Ka,.,...,. Ghia Co. • •o "noff>O t 102 I '7l VW lua Conur. A rHI OllQ...;-it~:Je '75 YW Rabt>lt 2 Or 4 tO . ""· -1 P'P ""'" II 20f. '75 YW Rabbit 'Or auto pef1 Qf'P t19fdCI 1 ~~ ,,,.,, .. • 1~ '76 vw ha • U> l•J ~I ... o-A • 10, I '76 Toyota Coroffa Ot• • ap • ., .,..,,..., ""-11 "°' "'' • t • 14 '74 Ko""9lft Ghio A·•'" ,.,, tte<to.f~•rat'll ""'"•• •1.r,1 '75VWC-..n (."f1iC"° ttl? tJ.:•lhl~«S .,2Cl t l ,111 si.'95 Sl,HS U,2'5 Sl,4'5 Sl,4ts U,H5 S3.79S U ,HI SOLD Harbour VolkswCICJen 842-4435 I I 7 I I hoc II llvd., Hw.titwJton leoch S.a. Hn: Mot.-Fri 9.9. Sat 9· 7, Sun I 0. 7 1111Pt_,,.... r .. & l•C Oller lt•Oll .. 12•11H7 You AUTO 'put a few words to work for you In the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 COSTA MESA DATSUN 2M5 llA RBOR flL VI) 540.64 I 0 S'-0·021 l NEWPORT DATSUN '71 Cl.ar•ce Demo & ex~culln: ,,,,,. 110" a.to11111 ein hurn · 8llll UO\'~ STR!'.:l':T tN<:ur M111."t\rlhur Bl\d & Jam l>orcc ltuaJ 1 :". l::WPOHT HE1\Cll 83l-1300 l':Jll 9727 • •••••••••••••••••••••• lrand Mew '77 HONDA Cars MANY To Choose From! UNIVERSITY Oldssnoblle HOftdo C.-. • GMC Tr11ek1 ~ llorbor Blv1I. Cot.t..i Mci;n MO·OO-'O '75 C1Vtl". rad1ol11, AM · FM. blUl' Xlnl cond. $:!.JOO. 64:! 270 l HEW,ORT 0.A TSUM lor tht' he,..t tiuv 1r. u 1ww 77 Rl'd Horulu. i ,600 mi. or o~ed 1>aL11un • ~:i!ICIO Own'r 644·5441 or .HO ~lii 833·1300 1973 D.A TSU.,. 240? .\u\11111.illl'. u 1r <lllltl AMl fM :Hcrcu ulluy wh~el11 & uni> :Ji .0011 miles . Sup..r .. hurp ' l:JJ(IJOB 1. Sale Pric.cf.$ 4016 MIRACLE M.AZD.A/REMAUL T :WIO 1-lilrbor Blvd .• <.: M. 645-5700 ii Stalwn ":1jlOll. lt'I',\ t·rnnom1<"11I Sli!/5 ·IU2·112tl:l ;1llt t 11'.\I J!l71' • '.!llOZ lmmul'. t•ontl \I ;1 ~"· 1AM· fo'M "7!. llonda C 1' 1<: hi l'hbck 5 K pi.J . ,, II'. ll II p p ~:.!!IOO. IW2 tin!I l<crmanrt Ghio 9135 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 YW M.ARMAMM GHIA 4 ~peed. rnlly wheels & only 43,7N miles Hnrd to find! <105581 . Sal• Priced-$3340 MIRACLE M.4ZDA/REHAULT 2150 Harbor Bini , C M 645°5700 11173 t."Oll\crt. 32.000 ortgn m1 Vrr~· tin. Bc~t orr. 494-~31 Avto1, Hew tit . 'uto1, N•w 9100 J1terl'l11 H trl. .. ucr~ 49.000 Autos, '4ew ••• • • • • • •. •. • ••• • •..... • • • ••••••••••• •• •••• •• • mr. s.l.JOO. 4tJ & ~. HOO GUESS WHICH CAR DEALER ISOMAD BECAUSE HE HAS THE WORLD'S WORST LOCATION? -·····--··············~·· . Yup. Oat Sun of a Gun. Jim Parkinson. sez he promises tq save you money for Christmas - Hurry in or call us for OUR Discount Prices! lllAND f78'S IMMEDIA IE NEW I ~ DELIVERY 280Z * 200 SX * 810 * 510 *8210 * FlO * TRUCKS . 2181 5 1.100 DEMO -(SEA NO 6160) LEASE A BRAND MEW I 978 DATSUN 821 0 FOR ONLY $9 mon'h Open e nd l•ate. (f1p ooet-1332 t ; "ffldu11-41881.55; •200 condition dep09tt. tax. 11~ .. & flm monthe ptYment down: on~ credit ($78643) WI LIASI Al.&. M4"8 6 ..-001&.S - ASIC 'C)I ... WOODS. DISCOUMT Ptloet Pfu1 Tu l U.....-cw."""°' To llllhot a.I• ·OtftrGooo Thtu 12·•1-77 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Porache '750 l9U> .Mcrcedei1 230 6 cyl. •••··~··••••••••••••••• Make olr. Suzannnc. U44J. 7711 of c, G.t2· l99!1 c' s 1976 PORSCHl 914 2.0 . '' H ... 1.,..1.tcn.-t &•t.. •• lllORIYOU SILL YOUR TOYOTA.· 70 1Ju1 Conven . 1m· maculate, red & black, $2350 or bst ofr. 497·3195 ·1.9 Uui. A beaut)' Jn ex· cellcnt cood1t1on. $1475. 844-1033 SEVILLIS 10 to cbooee froin. All loadc.'.;R•MAULT 2150 Harbor Blvd .. C.M 641-5700 St.-t-us for a top dull 11 r estimate! MAR<;)UIS TOY OT .A ~tlSSION VIEJO 131·2110 495-121 0 Must sell by Cbrutmas. ALLEN ·72 Sqbck. beige. air, Oldl/C&dWac/GMC 1972 Mercedes new stl rdls, FM/Stereo S.D. Frwy,.Aveey Exit cass. Clean. S2293.84/of· LAGUNA NIGUEL Ut A1 T lv•tlf\' ts Ill! t U-eD2A aooo '""' 12-1~n 811 fer. 552-433:5 wknd.sleves. '714)49 5-6430 '73 Window Bus. Reblt, .7• ''~d El"-d 0 . 1977.,. Porache 924. like good cond. Sl99S. • "'° ..... a o. ng. new. ull opt1oru1 l\\usl cau 494·2130 owner. Loaded. $4800. !>Cll now. Obl111n own · -Call 7S-075l . 1muncmg or assume• lse. cl w-.c s• 66 VW Camper . rcblt. R --- KL-ell'. 673·M82 ~ m· T. enii. Lr ans. clutch, nu 74 EL DO ADO $3950. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1 Oyofo . ltTC '.'> $1000 ftrm Xlnt.cond.P\illy)oaded. 1971 Porsche 924 1\1 c. Pick Ups 494.zuu !73-2642 ____ _ , ... •·· .... , .. , ...... .-t1H-4f lM •''~llA•.tt snrf. AM·l-'M stereo. IL & ~ ~rn. 14,000 m1, immac 1 '73-412 &tbk !ISM. rads. Tall• Ov.,. L ... • cond. SI0.300. Wkdys •"4 * auto, AC, stereo, gold. 57 MBZ ~. 4 dr. Im· M0-1460. wknds 499·3828 SUf'IA Like nu $2395. 557·9161 mac. suc?nd ownr. $6000 .. 72 914 P or sche, new SAYtMGS or 557·3734 oft lOAM 631·2420 paint, c:lutc:h & tires. '65 Sqbck, sunroof, gd ·n 3000 Mercodu, 10.000 $3650/bst offer. 640·4079 tire:., rcblt eng. Nds mll T k e l aH som e body wk. 1650. 642 es. a e ov r e • '&1 SC, xlnt cond. alarm. 645·~ 1975 CADILLAC COUPI DI VILLE !1 months left on least.". Please call for details. Cort Fox Lecnlstg 645-36'1 ·8987 slcreo. luagaae rack. ---·~ 280S, Wht. ~xt & bluu muist !.ell '4800/ Bst 01r. - ---"68 BUG Eng JUSt rcblt. 72 Sedan De Ville. full~ int w 1Becker rudtu. IHG·171J ·n Cellc:u GT Ll!tback, w/approx 250 mi. $1200 equlp"d,$2500.call S5 IXXI 1175 15311 ----5-spd, radi:Jls, air. AM· or olfcr. Runs grc11t. 642·3003 · · Porsche 6" 'mags, !.Ill & FM cas11 tape. l::xtremc· tU7·W!l7 J 9M 280SIL 912 cng & Lrnru, purls. ly lo m1. Uke nu. Wkdys - Xtrn dean with all OP· b1J( !lelcc\1011, !136·2303 or 213·6H·5107, ev!!1wkntJs 9772 lion)>. I Owner Deluxe 64-0-0676 _ 714-559-61:125 Volvo --• I f d \II ••••••••••••••••••••••• lll'uan n 1m: con ' ·;.i !H 1 1 8 Sliver blue ·n Corolla. SLandttrd 1111, ong ~ii~. !irm. 640·6410 A:'\1/FM c:11ss. Nu p111n1: deluxe ext. l\lus t. sell. or IS4-1·4HtW _ xlnl i:ond. S4995. 673·0.197 5'18·5744 alt 6 '73 ,\lcrccdes 450SL, 1m· 1!.172 Porsche !l14. white, '74 ~ELICA-ST 4 ;pd , muc. Wire whls, sky new clutch, balt, $3700 50000 m1, xlnt cond . blue. Both Lops . A ll orlx'stofr.545-0562 S2il00.58ti·8054olt6PM xtras $13.500. 675-2181 --------_ _ - -- -------11'z 924 Porsche. S12.000. 1007230SL _ L oudcd -sunroo f . BEAUTIFUL AM /FM t11pe . etc. 610·7834 1·11().1583 i.1 ~1 Ii 190SL White 68 911L, ""S " eng. Koms. \.\ rl!tl int. Hrtl & i;o(t m:i~s. new puint. $6500 top. S-19'JS. 497 3020 or blll ofr.1-630·39!0 '74 M..-ctdH len1 "MCONT1NE.'NTAL Rebll :ZIOC co.1,. en~ .• parUally restored. 1-·011 lcuLhcr 1nlerior. $3.160/orr. Wkdy 7~·0422 sunrool, automati1:, pwr. '76 912 E. lmmac. Mus t wlntlow 11 , "ter co & sell. Xtrus. $12.700 ornl· loaded with extra,. fer 494-7675 Abi.olutcly lloultrul ! - 110151 l l 71 911T, xlnt. cond. $9588 SMC ml. $7500 673·0214 Nabers Cadillac .'M Ill I l.1111111 Blvu L• ,, .. , !\h,,1 "t.j().•111.111 SRIER VHS 1m-3 TO CHOOSE PROM • DboGE.moo s7409 llue. 1unr1• ~a1. oeore ( 197 6 Corolla ••<VI ,.,,, cond IV T '•d10 tow mlf••9 • •c:onomv plu• (365POXJ a-l t"'u lr-11·11 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA I •II I r "I I• I a t •' \ ,., ... ' .... 1 ..... " •'4 1974 vw "LOVF'IUG 1..tke new·oot very many left! 1~8LJOO. Sale Prfced-$2216 MlaACLE MAZl>.;RENAULT 21.00 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 645-5700 UUOESELECTION NEW & USED CARS Top ca~h SS for ~ ou1· VW. P1id for or not. Call Ketlh or J Cr1')' BOB WITHAM VW 1800 w .. tmlN\er Ave. •1ss1 or W.7'80 •u VW Bua. clean. Driv1te party Sl250/0ft. 1Ta-30Utv•. T1 Ch1mp11ne ecUUoft aonverUble, wblte on ~. l'M 1ttreo .. \rk •tru . A beautttui d•lc. teelO, m-8833 '11 VW klrocco. I0,000 ml. 1ttuo. lmmae MIQO.lfa.1111 1971 CADILLAC SIVILLH Thn.-e to choose from. t'all for oor LOW Lease Rata Today• Cort Foic LHlifMj ~Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA 64S..l661 69 C11 maro, x I nl cond One owner $1279 or Ile~• otfer. 494·8490 'i! LT Xlnt. cond 4\lOIM. rru, AIT, vinyl roof. t\ c. AM FX SOOOO. 536-9987 a..""°'.. 9920 HOTICI how Dally PUot l,;J,d s· lfled ads dl1play 1he1r meuagea with leaibilh.\' and Impact'.' Our act~. "'t' are proud to 111y. reall~· l(<'l results . Phont> 6'2·5678. Tlle~~-·•ar...c.t DAILY PILOT CLASSIFllD ADS . ,.., Can w "· '"" "· TredtttWllfl1WllltA4 (842•1818 ) • ' .W... U... ...._. Ut.H A-.. UM4 ......_ UHCI ....................... ······················· ............................................. . Qi; tw "II ,_. "40 ..,_.... 99'0 ,.,...,.... 9960 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• Htl ........ 900S..Lme C... .. M_. You a.re the wlnaer of 2 free Ucke&a worth Jlt lo HOUOAY OM ICI atlhe ANAHEIM CONVENTION Ct;NTER • --PHIL . LONG FORD Dee. 27\h-Jan. lst. ,_._c:,.-..... ,·"••• Free Ticket.a good Cor a.•--c-, .. _. Dec. 30th o r Jliil performances. Call For Sale: '72 Ford 642·5678, ext . 333, io Courier with utility claim your tickets. rack, xln1 cond $1100. * • 968-6694 ~~~~~~~~~ , '11 CORDOBA fully '75Granada 2 Dr cpe. 30K 11~._.,..~ equip'd. $1,000 & take llll'S, vinyl. PIS, P /8 , • over pymt.s. ~5736 A/C. $2750 hrm. 645-a268 ·64 Ford Galaxle. Xlnl U'aDIPortation car. $400. 497-1153 '70 Ford LTD, 2dr, air, LanJe Selectioet ~M.,,1971 CHIYSLEll bl.lR~ •NEW '77 CHEV. Automatic traruhnisslon, P/S, P / 8, ori g owner. MOMZA MIR.AGE V-8, 318 CID engine, Very &d cond. Near new 2 +2 H"''TCHl"'"'"'11 vanity mirror illulJUnal· tires. $195. 495-0681 ~ ~-ed. dual remote conttol Ford Auto. trans., air cond.. mirror. vinyl body side '1& LTD 4 dr $2850. pwr .... st.eerine & brakes. molding, corner Jiles, Fully e quipped, xlnt radio, special new paint bumper guards, a uto cood. SS&-'529 for appt. job & much more ! speed control, power ·s. Ford Station Wagon <J2S'22). steering le brakes , SSSO Or Beat Offer How o..fy $4991 power windows & door m.7859 AM. HOWARD Chenold locks, lilt steering--------- Dove & Quail Sts. wheel. AM/ FM stereo, U.. 9945 NEWPORT BEACH wire wheel covers. air ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll:J..055583]..0l16 conditio nin g. (Ser '74 Mark IV. XJnl cond. ---------1 t FH22H8G144536) FUiiy equip'd, new tires, 'm Impala, 2 dr blck vynl top, xtras. gd cond $535. Sl8·3713 7611 Volga Dr $6595 lomi.645-7408 W..trick 9947 Apt !H. H_.B_. _____ 1 '53 Chevy 4 dr Sedan, Muiit sell this wknd. 968-3624 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Dally & Sunday 'til lOPM 2929 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7S'Brwn Maverick, R&H. air, PS, PB, deluxe. lo mi. $2950. 673· 7794 MllC9y 9950 "70 Malibu, orig owner. CoslA Mesa •••••••••••••••••••••••• Looks & runs good. 546-1934 Almost everything new. ,__.il....tal See to appreciate . - 847-8418 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9930 ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWl!ST UNCOLN·MERCURY Dealership Is now OPEN L.-.,.Stl~ tr-..dM.wlt71 rLYMOUTH Yoe.ARE WAGOM Automatic transrolulon, 2Z5CID engine. 6 cyl, tinted glasi.. factor)' air rondlt1oning, body side mold in gs, bum per guards front & r l.'llr. power 11 teering. AM radlo, deluxe wheel cov· e rs. <Ser J HL45C8B 122279> $5195 ATLAS CHRYSUll Pn'ilOUlH .AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ()pe.n Daily &i Sunday 'WlOPM 2929 Harbor Blyd. Costa Mesa 54•1934 L-.Wedlo9 .._. .... 1971 rt.YMOUTH AUOW Vinyl buc ket aeats." 4 s peed t:ransrn.luloo 4 cyl _...._.....,.. ....... _.._.._. engine, 1600cc, vinyl side mold1nes. CSer #7124KB21S00381 $3695 ATLAS CHRYSllR PLYMOUTH Open Dally &Sunday 'Iii lOPM 2929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 54•1934 1973 VEGA SSOO/Best offer 847·7138 or 539-6994 1972 Vega. '3.000 mi. AC. Good cond. $350. 673-4499 Have something you want "?1 Vega, reblt eng, n~w to &el.I? Classified ads do clulcb. xi nt in/ out lt well. 6'2·S678. $650/bsC. ofr. 962· 7185 !bldly. Oectmber 11. 1077 1961 LIMCOLM •53 Nova Convert. Xlnt COHTIHEHTAL RAYFLADUOE UNCOLN·MERCURY UH8 Auto Center Dr. Mtos. UMCI ......._ UHCI Autos, Used Alltoa, UMCt Alltos, Used ....._ UMCt • ······················· ................................................................................................................... : cond. ~j 557.9216 COUPE. Full power, air ---------1 cond .• cream with green •73 MONTE Carlo, full interior & vinyl roof. pwr, A/C, \"ery gd. cond. CXEW331>. $2250. 8.11·20-16 MOW ONLY $945 SDf'w)'·Lake FOl'est e.xit IRVlNE 110.7000 •75 Monza 2+2. s spd, air, Newport-. II Mtrs L967 Monte Clair, xlnl ori g. owner. 22,000 1969 Harbor,CostaMesa mecllcond.75,000mll•. careful miles. Clean. 64Z..0795 SSOO. 752-7850 °' 548-9888 52500· 673.9184 For Christmas-"Santas Mmhmc} 9952 "72 Capn ce 4 dr. AM/Fm. Cream Puff Special", 72 ~·••••••••••••••••••••• R&tl, NC. other xtras. L C. Mark lV, blue & 74 MUSTANG It 2800 V6. Tone whl/gld. $107S. white. only 1.S,600 actual $2800 or best offer. Call 496-1730. mi. Wlcnd only. Shown Olris aft S:JOPM wkdys ------1 only. by appt 548·9W8 or Must sell. 846-3153 1977 CHEVY 7fi9.075a Mo...-11:.C"'RLO 1--------'8SMllltang, P/S, P I B, "'• ~ A Corl.th 9932 good cond. $1000. Fattory air cood., vinyl ••••••••••••••••••••••• MS-6253 aft. 4pm top, full power, electric ,75 r-tt ll I ed .-... AM/FM t """ve e, s ver r . ·~ Mustang convt. Part .wwuows, s ereo T·top 41 000 ml loaded tape & loaded wilb eit· $7450 off 752•752i restored. 289 VS, A/T. tras. (421REPL wkda • er. PIS. P /B, air. 675-7343. $ 5 88 8 ys Bst ovr $2000. Corvett~ 75, full pwr • '6' GT.' Pooy interior. auto •. air, T·top, Bronze, Orl& eobd. lluat sell. Nabers 10 mi. mint cond. moo. 6GllJS 675-3823 dys, 1-896-3421 1--------- cadill C09gClr 9933 ·ss Muat. Blue, 4 spd, • ac ....................... Hllrst. ~ly. 4:11 posl, sharp. _,/ofx. 546-5976. !MIO ll.uhui !llvd. '71 XR7. Xlnt cond. A/C, C:. "'·1 M,•,.i ;\~IP> I oo AM-FM stereo. turbine n lluatang. Auw. AC, mag whls, landau t.op. PS, PB, new tires !!!!!!~!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!.!!~~~~! none nicer. Aft SPM tuM\rp, lo mileage, Xln{ 1976 CHEVY = all dy wknds. ~~ $2000/b at orr. MONTE CARLO . f'Jll Power, factory air 69, a ll power w/tape a...tbh ttSS cond., spilt pwr. seat. deck s t ereo. $1100. ••••••••••••••••••••••• electric windows & seat. 644-0768 afler 5:30 '76 Starflre. A/T, A/C, cruise control & all the Dodcp 9935 AM/FM, 8 trk, P/S, tilt extras. (952NIM). ••••••••••••••••••••••• wbl, pvt pty. SS2-1495 $3988 ·75 Dodge Monaco. '72 Olds 98, gd cood. Lo Driven only 10,000 IJU. miles. air, P/B, P /S, Nabe Beaut. cond. 644-02Se. AMJFM stereo. lilt wbl, rs .72 Charger Special F.dl· ~~ control. $950. C dill Uon. Mags. stereo, air, a ac foll pwr, Make offer, TORONADO-Claasic 957-1201 l9e8 AC. Good cond. Call 2CillO I l.1rhor Blvll. Bob dys 71'17U111. evs Cchl.1 M~'-' 5.io.'>IOO ·~ Coronet, 2 dr, P /S, 7l4-64CM999 P/B, air, auto trans, xlnt 1-------...--running. $600. 54M694 "JO Cutlasa Sllpreioe, Chrysler 9925 Ford 9940 ~--~ ••••.••.••••••••••••••. ..••.•••••••••••••••••• -...;;...-------111 1977 CHRYSLER '76 Grand Torino, all pwr. '70 Delta 811~ AM·FM CORDOIA stereo, AM/FM s.trk. stereo. ~c. PW, PS, PB. Only ,.,894 miles! 1'111 xlnt cond. $3500. 731'"'"33 S*>O. ~3725. 538-0lH power. air cond., cruise or 151•5050 $500 Down. $75 mo. buys control, stereo, tilt wheel '67 Mustaoe. VS, auto. 1913 CuUass, loaded, & all the deluxe extras. trans pwr 1t.eer stock. 645-0751, 644-6868 (.9991'D0) • . • $ 5. 988 SlSOO. 5S7-1T5S Eves. '71 Cutlass Supreme, 71 Country Squire 9 pass, It.JC, P/S, P/B, AJT. AM/FM tape. 1 owner. S900. 752-5322 NaOO $995. PP. 759·0096 '69 Old A d G d rs eve/wlcnd • • '! r · oo traaaportation car. Cadilla ·71Torino.2 Dr, HT. XJnt S500.•97·1.1S3 C cond. Must sell. Call •73 Otdt Toronado, com· .?600 ll.11h11r BlvJ. 546-S396. plete. Immaculate. C:mt.1 tvk~.1 540-91 ()() '70 Sta W1n. Nu 4·PIY $24119. Ures/batl. Reliable C.11644-6609 --Urge s ll1dloa an.dMew1978 CHIYSLI& COIDOIA Bucket aeata. auto trans, 380 CID eng, VS, remote coauol mlrrora, body side moldloes. stripe deck lid, protective strtpa h'ont & rear. auto speed control, tilt wheel, landau vinyl root, All/PM stereo, wire wbMl covers, bucket Mii.i, power steering la bfaMI,, factoey air COD· d~ Urtted g1a.sa. <Ser 1&1l 1216682) I $6495 AT LAS f'll"V~! r If t' l I ',Ii)(, I fj (Jpla DaUy 61odat 'WlOPM -Barbor •Yd. o.t.1• .. 146-ltJ4 trans. $600. 67M8o.3 ,.. 9957 '73 Ford bubble top land· ........ ••••••••••••••• Jy w'n van. Oran1e '14 Pinto Wgn. 1 owner, w/while triia. Good . uW 4tK, •·tpcl, Id tirea, lam. vebfde. I c1l. UCO. SlJrl or belt. f7t.lll1 or PS. R/H. Xlnt cood. -.-Aattor Emile Must sell. Sac. at = $21185.(385.JPW) 1l7S Pia.to Win, 6 cyl, ...... A ·Pll caas, "'18 Monarch Obia 6 cy1, CB. IDAll. rack. 631-1586 ~?~i!~ rlfiic: '12 Plnto Ruabout. Auto, w/blue leatherette tot. AC. 54,000 ml. Cherry AC, PS, PB, new radial oond. 11190. 1'75-7052 tires, xlnt pa mileage. 15 Ru.ubout. I eyl. Elec. Sac. mosL aetl, •ans snroof. Xlol cond. $3100 <JIBUl) --•-~------------~-111 W H I ~ I-T H f [) [ A l I 1-1 './I I\ I< l '> r H I 0 1 F H IH N (.t ~=~ nabers auto center -- DIVISION OF NABERS CADILLAC, INC. 1425 BAKER St. (across from Fedco) COST A MESA NABERS •CADILLAC HOLIDAY CLEARANCE SALE UNOOU1..-rv llollt--,,.,.. ... _ .......... po-.------·~ loP. Uc .owC'f salUT WMXIM 41A • v.e.~"-·-•-"'Ollnlla Tecom• .....,, t lld otl roltd 11.-Uc. •O»Ma.1 Mft OWIDAU ""'--~-.....,·"""""' ---.-----· _____ ...,....,._ l wlcle~lllde~Uc. ... IUC PlY. WOlMI NfMR WM;ON V4. --.,, cond.. _ _.,,.a .........--.... ~--~-. l'llCll rac:t.. 22.000 -s.. •1ot7 ... DATSUN? Auto. 1tW1e. rlf llOfld.. AM/FM It-._, --·-.... ,.~ln----Uo.-50 * .' \ \ - Sunday, December 18, UJ71 ' i l~ 11 i , Look Looi& 1976 TOYOTA rlCKU, ' f Dl&.UXl . J1 4 •ond. 11r condlllon1ng $ 2995 J AM·l'M. rattye w--() .... 11111e or .. n ....... , '°' Clv>a-UC. f 75eMOQ •77 NEW TOYOTA P.U. 4x4 Custom interior. custom paint. mag wheels. RN28081987 57676 1972 PORSCHE • 914 1974 MGI IDSTl. 40 ,800 miles. AM/FM, tonneau cover. Sharp eai. Lie. lf996KZT i]44444 . , ,; Gold with black accent. :r.-----------.... mags. stereo. 5 spd. Lie. 1'538FNH t t L 0 --~ t ' 1974TOYOTA ' COlOLU W.AOOH J ~.~, l~:;:-:o~u:·f! s233333 J . U 321<MS 1973 COROLLA COU'l 4-..Vrool.AM r_N_ s14" • • ~"'· c.. Uc. "11' ~ ._. ---L.414 ...... ~xtre ..-Prk• WE tEASE· 53995 E-AKLE IKE SAYS: Come In and take advantage of our pre-holiday sale and see why we're the # I Volume Import Store in Costa Mesa. •77 VOLVO 265 GLA Fully factory equipped. Auto .. P.S .. P.W. pinstripe , leath e r . A /C . New ' VC26565H1-010421 . ... 58965 1972 VOLVO 145 AUTOMATIC Llght blue. new paint Nice Car. Lie. !1200GNH 1971 CORONA Ml H 4 DR. SIOAM Au1o.1AJC.AM.--Very s177971 OOOd -·Uc:. 1714MVT • ~ 1971 TOYOTA COIOUA 1600 Court O•·· 90°" ~ •. 11. ... s 1555ss L>C-'9700<. Q ' I 1970 J'OYOTA I C 0 I OS~~ 4$D 1 l . 399 11 ,: • 1972 TOYOTA COi~ 2 OR. HOTP. . 4 s~ .. air cond. AM radio. one owner. 47,000 miles. Lie. #321FNB '2195 1973 OATSUM 2401 A/C. 4 spd. AM/FM. 8 track. mags. low miles. ue. #420HNA Au40 . WC AM Ndoo. Good car.llc.•WNOM 1974 Meil RDSTI 21.800 ...; .... AW'M ,.._. s355555 =-:..'00 CCJ\41 i.--Uc. ··2 YEAR OR 24,000 MILE SER¥1€E POtlGY · .... -'I' - • Orange Coasi NANCY . HEY··· WHAT'S GOING ON HE'RE. ANYWAY 1 FINAL SPORTS .~ I CAN'i 5ELIE\/e 11! LOCAL · WANT ADS THE REST OFU~WHO ALSO LOVE MIM,TMANK 'f'OU.! By Ernie Bushmille.r c:::;:;:; . r I \ __ DENNIS THE MENACE MAltGIA/ ~·o LU(S TO C.HAN6E: .JO~~ .• I DIDN'T WgA THINK GOOD Hf: WN;; KJD1 f3UT GONNA HE'<; MM<f3 AWFUL . rr. SCAREY- VOL.A ~ HATE: 'THE ~ G1'TV DE~K !" • C> [> t> ~IJDGE PARIKER <J<J<l ALONE IN THE SPENCER HOME, MARIE THE MAID DISCOVERS AN -EMPLOYEE COMING ~OUT OF A66EY'5 : eEOROOM! l . I CAME TO REPAIR THE 5HELF WE DIDN 'T CALL IN THE CLOSET ... BUT I DON 'T YOU ABOUT ANY SEE ANYTHING RONG WITH IT! 5HELF, ROB! . ' MISS SPENCER DID! WELL. I'M 5URE THAT 15, SHE HAD M155 SPENCER LILI COME DOWN WOULD HAVE TOLD AND TELL ME ... ME ABOUT IT! YOU'D ~~na11 BETTER LEAVE -NOW! b;;;J:z:;~ -~-1 (ii' .,.-.......~ AND NEXT TIME, DON'T JUST WALK IN HERE! RI NG THE - DOORBELL! 5HE'5 THE FIRST ONE LOOK, DO YOU WANT THIS OR _ WHO EVER WANTED DON'T YOU ? YOU BETTER GET TO ADOPT ME, 6ACK TO SCHOOL, LITTLE GIRL! RUSTY... I GOT THINGS TO DO! - • ' ' ' I l l<NOW IT'S SCRAWNY, LOPSIDED ,AND --- CRoOkt;C>; BUT SOMEHOW IT'S LIKE L.OOf<IN~ At AN OLP FRIEND ... • ! I ~ ! I DoN'T l<'NOW W~Y, .. DOCTOR SMOCK SUREi .1 PtNOSAURS woua...P~'-r ee esx-r1~c-r : i"OPA Y, IF TH S:Y HAP ;. L-ISleNf:P T'O -rHetR ! POC-Y-OR ! . OJH9~ I CAN'T WAlT 10 bEE MAR<,> SUE .SWE.E.TWATER I • 8EC.AU5E I SAID <,>oo'RE 1HE MOST ERRATIC PER50~ :Z: KNOOl ~ • HERE. SME CDMEG NOWI • WELL , IT .SOUNDS A LDT L.tl<E EROTIC J btrFardJa:in•-9_ AcruAL~Y, 1 RA1~eR LIKE: IT ... IT'S COMFDRT,ABLE. ., ~ COMFORTABLE'?. IT ~: SOf<TOF ::~ FITS ~ IN··· T~AT'S NOT A SCRAWtJY 'T~EE , LORD P. •• IT'S · l SVELTEf ~ ~ By George Lemont . t ( : . . . . . ""'us-r ONE: MORS NOW SXPL-AfN IO OUR MS!AAeeRSHIP COMM.t-r-re:e , . s-reP? • I ./ I~ YOUR OWN WORPS, PL-e:Ase, WHAi MESt=:'ICf Ne MSANS i"O. YOO > . ' 12-18 ,..,,......, 1977, n. ............. ,, ...... s,..di<ate. ltw. r:r'i::TM:E3::C...:E:-mr:E::E::CS by TomK.Ry~n I 'J><><>LE~'S YOU'D iHINK A CERIAIN ~RAVE. WOlJL-V HAVE: ENOUGH REGARP ~fJ_, FOR iHE REST OF OS .1'0 RI DE A DEC ENI L-OOK!NG-HORSE! ! ~ ~ I i I Cit t ~------.,,.,. '1 NAM~ '"THE ~ESID£NTOF THE UNITED STATES'~ .. WE.LL ... UH ... ROSAl.YNN CARTER 15 THE NATiONt> FIRST LADY. ... ' ' GtMM£ A Hlf\JT, PROFESSOR~ CAN \'OU TRUST \'OUR E\'F.ST 1lleft st at least six dlfftt· HC:tl I• drawlna cktalh ~wen top aad Miio• paatls. How aulckly l'H you find thtmT Cll«ll answtn wltll tholt bdow. -II ~'II ·9 ·-.1-11 AMl4 S .!*IOI,....., .. ,....M ~ °"'"'"'"--~,. .. r ... , .. , ... .,1ild411CIN., . ...,., ........ .L ··~a BOOMER IS SANT A '8 pretty helper, above, d.isplayinJ steady nova as she balances • alus or watn atop a playina card? Not at all, mu. much as there ia a trick to what she's doina, and it is easily tllplained. Santa'a helper holds up a pl.a: ina card. She then picks up • alasa filled wilh water. Sbe sinJerty plac:a tbe pus atop the card, rdc:aa her band, and alaka- wn, tbcn lits the a1asJ in precariow baLnc:e., ---BULLETIN IOARD---euz llUEl A_.... ef ... ayWle. 1'1111 8841 ao.., ..,.. ........ _. ,.,..... tlle .... It~ ...U..tl •-hotm Cite Man, ud Co .... CJ lay1 ....... dala. WlulC word? .• ..i. .. ...--. ... eTime Lint! John Doe Jr. was born on Christmas Day, 1960. Thnc yean qo this year (1977) be' was bow old? T11ne: 30 seconds. . ............... ec..ne.ae: Fl8' • "erpen tNl lll ~ ... .,_.or pllruc: t. Cymbal.I aaoea 1trlap. 1. letp tllem '--'•· 3. We fdeed a ran. dlU. 9What Ho! Repeat the word ho. Then ho, ho. Then ho, ho, ho, etc. Try ndtlna thlllly lO aucceuive seu of ho's without losina count-if you can. Secret: Behind lhc w~~-..~l'!"~V~ card, Santa'• helper "" hu Clltendcd her index i ftn1er (conceaJed from ; view) aupportina the :- balanced alass (inset). i Try this on your ST ACJCED VP! sa. Nidl·• com.a .. for I ....... INVt. friends, for fun. Mk' petlt INcb to Ml 'ta'lft~lllJ at llo«o• rtcJlt1 WARM WISllESI AM-.,. f• a_,.. ...... : I-Red. 1-Lt. W.. ~\'llow. 4-LL '"""9. 5--l'lal9. 6-LL pen. '7-MMOOll. I-Ok ....... t .. ~. lt-La • .,.,. tt-Dll . .,.,. SPELLBINDER! SCORE to points for-u.aina all the ----1----- lcltcrs in the word below to fonn -------- two complete words: &M80LDEN .. -. . ... THEN score 2 points each for all ____ ..,._ __ _ words or four letters or more -------- found amons the letters. Try lo ICOft at lem 50 poi•11. ·-.ow '"'99 , __ ~ By Brown and Casson ' ~~'f, A~tJOLD ~ D1DtJ1T YOU JU5T fAK6A CL.A~S IN VANCtNG? MOTLEY'S CREW Ben tem \ leton & Tom Forman rr'5 SUR~ A GR~ CHRlf>IMA~ PA~, EARL/ • • L.~f Is 1fl:( f 0 GET A DIFFERENT PUNCH SOWL. ••• Y'KNIJW1 t'VE HAD MY ~y~ ON )'OU AL.I... Ye.A~··· •' MARMADUKE ® GORDO . /j.-/S CASEY UE &OTUP AeocrrNot:»J AHD MAD6 A COUECTaLL n:> rue. ~l-IAl-f OF IRA/.J ••• By Brad Ar1derson B Decembef 18, 19n . DAILY Pl LOT ----~~----- ASK THEM YOURSELF Send Ille QlltS!lon, •I ...... lo "Ask," fllftll; ~ 641 LtldnOIOll /I/tit •• Ntw 'tbrk. N.Y. 10022. W. .. pey 55 1or ~ qyestiolls. ~ we ~'1 --otlllrs. FOR S EN. EDWARD W. BROOKE (R.-Mass.) You eay pou're • champion of women'• r19hu. Whv. then, do vou not let the ladlee ln vour office wear pant eulta? -Mre. L. Miii•. Hobart, Ind. • It's not a question of women's rights or chauvinism but of professionalism. Thal means I expect the women and men on my staff to act professional as well as look professional. The dress code asks the women to wear dresses or skim. I ask the men to wear suh jackets and ties. In my opinion It looks better, and it inspires confidence In my staff members. FOR MINNIE RIPERTON, recocdlng s1ar Many •lngen had to take weird Jobe wben getting •tarted. How •bout you?-S.K .. Rodunart, Ga. e 1 sure did. Ale you ready for this? I was a receptionist al a funeral parlor. Soon after I left school I took the job because my mother's family were undertakers. and I thought the work was In my blood. It wasn't. Even though I had no direct contact with the bodies. the atmosphere was too weird and creepy for me. I couldn't stand to answer the phone. It was heartbreaking. By the way, my pay was Sl .25 an hour. FOR ABE VIGODA. •tar of TV'; Fi.h On A.It you ..... to bate ldde. How do you feel aboat dMm Ill real Ufe? -Cindi'· Noonan, Poatiac, Midi. • Ash only seems to hate kids; underneath It an. he's a pussycat and really IOYes them, as I do. (I'm the father of a 25- year-old daughter whom I adore.) Deep down, Ash Is an affec- tionate character. but he doesn't want anyone to know II. Best way to sum him up Is the way my wtfe de.scribes me: a knight In rusty armor. FOR KAREN LOGAN. basketball star, Utah State Univ. Are men ekepdcal and patronld09 when tbey hear what vou do? -R.T., Greeewllle, MIN. •Some.. who've seen me play are very excited and Interested and, to say the least. respectful. Others, less ope.n-rnk\ckd, Immediately challenge my abillty. They try to husde me off to the nearest court for a game. clalmlng no woman can beat a real man at anything. But, regardless of the Initial response, I've discovered that I can ~lmost always draw a positive response from men by relating to them as a female first and as an athlete second. FOR THE "'ASK THEM YOURSEIF EDITOR Whateftr happeaed to that Amertcaa bot who wu Mat to )ell la Turkey becauee of dntg poeHHloa? -Clan Mtlw.,. Green a.,. Wle. • You probably mean Bllly Hayes (right), who was arrested at lstanbul Airport, Oct. 1970, because he canied a small amount of hashish. Then 23, he was given a life term. In 1975, after planning and undergoing Incredible torture, he escaped. Billy Is now completing his studies at Fordham University. In between stud1es, he wrote a book. Midnight Expreu. based on hts ordeal, which soon w!U be made Into a movie. FOR DR . .IOYCE BROTHERS, psychologist What CA•... tbe generattoa pp?-'•v Sdrntt. Hearne, Tau •The gap 15n't as lar~ as m<>1t think. Current 5tudkts show teenagers are much more like their parents In terms of values than unlike them. Surveys also have shown that the gap was worse In the cue of children born o/rer TV whose parents were born N/on TV. But time has straightened all that out, and It's doubtful lt'U happen again. Why? Communlcadon seems lo be coming back Into our lives. FOR .IOHN WAYNE Of a11the11Dee you'.e Nici 1a t1te •"*· n ldl o ..... tlae bardat for you to..,? -L.B., Altooaa, Pa. ·e Can't think of one from ftlmt, but when I read your question the first thing that came to mind was a tongue twister, one that I've never got the hang of: Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpen. FOR .IACL YN SMITH. star of lVs Charlie I Angei. I heal' VOtl coUec:t antiq.... What are eome of vou.r fa.ortte pleca? -L.T .• Racine, Wle. • Battenea boxes (they were made to hoid the beauty ~ 18th-century women put on their faces) with enameled ex· tertors and glass lld.s. I also like crystal perfume ·bottles with sterling silver tops and photo frames. which l started coDectlng when I Wat 19. Amazing that some of the frames I got for $20 are now worth $120. One nice thing about antiques Is that, unlike new stuff, they don't depreciate over the years. • FOR TINY TIM, entertainer Aa '" wae la pour mld-tO'e ud MIN Vicki only 17 when you manted. wu a• the caaM of JOUI cllworce? -S.R., Vancoa9el', Wuh. •No. She ju.st got bored with me and tired of maniage. ThOle two are the greatest home wreckers. rm not blameless. Before we got mankd, I told her about all my shortcomings and sug- gested we call It off. rm tmmatu1e and not easy to ltve with. I also tire and bore easily. rm fickle. In fact, while we were ngaged, I had proposed to three other women. We argued on our wedding night. When I'm mad, I knock hola In walls. FOR DR. ART Ul.E.NE, author of Feeling Fine and a regu· lar on NBC's Todov show Woeld JM ,...,_to be kDOWll .. a doct-. wrta. or TV penoaaltty? U '°"Md to 9"e •P tiwo of the ti.rec, what wCH&ld they be? -S.B., Fort Smith, Ark. • I think of myself as all three but never at the same time. When I'm In my office, only the doctor role 15 relevant. By the way, I'm also a husband and father -fuD time. If I had lo give up two of the roles, the ones I'd drop are wr1t~ and TV per· sonallty. Someday It will come to that. PRO AND CON Should OU Companies Be Permitted To Own 0th"° Energy Sources? Concentration of energy development -Including alternative energy development -wtth companies whole technological exper- ttse and history of success are unmatched maket sound economic sense. The freedom of all r,gmpankls to compete In the develop- ment of alternative sources offers consumers the only hope of a future-assured supply of ehcrgy at a reasonable price. OU com· panles have the capital to gather and to Invest the bmlon.s necessary. They Insure that the energy resources we need will be developed and controled by America, not f~ governments. CON s-...... AJao•all ro .. s .0.1. member Energy and Natural Rnoun::a Commltt• The oU companies already wield far too much ec:onomk power through their monopolistic control of oil and gas from the well to the gas pump. Their .. rtp-off' profits are being used to comer the market on other forms of fuel so that when the gas and oil are used up, they will stUI have us over a barrel. Already the oil companies are a doml· nant f~ In the coal.industry. buytng l.tP more coal land dally. They also have a big stake In nuclear development and are pushing us toward a nuclear future. Instead, let's develop dean. plentiful energy sources like so'-and wind powe. C> 1'nf n.YWEEl<LY, HC. Al tto_ ·~ Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking I'S Dangerous to Your Health. U mg "ta(. 0.8 mg nicoline VN. per ciglrllte. by FTC llllttlod. HOW THE PRESIDENT AND HIS_ FAMILY RELAX Jimmy enjoys everything &om softball to opera, but his favorite pastime is relaxing alone with Rosalynn in the rocking chairs on Trum~'s old balcony. By Franca Spatz Lelg.bt~n Happlnas to Jimmy Carter Is a roddng chair with hls wife roddng be5'de him, reading a litde, talking a ' little and not saying much of anything. This Is not to say that he doesn't like sports. The President has always been a would-be IPOftSman. He ran track In high school and at Anna· polis ran era.country and played fooeball. At 121 pounds he wasn't heavy enough for the varsity. so he was on a 140-pound intramural team. Wittie .. ....., c.rt. ...... ...., •port. unf0t1Unately, not evay span takes to him. He plays ot tennis and has tried golf. The best you can say about his links play Is that, so far, he hasn't hit any spectators In the head the way President Ford did. He plays sottball, too. but usual!y ends up on the &ostng tum. Once, on a Plalns vac.tlon, the President, who Is coach and pftcher o( the White House team -which eports T-shirts fealurlng the famous Carter peanut grin stretched ac:rou the White House -vowed that the team was not returning to Washington until they won a game. By a miracle, they dki beat the White Houses press corp, whose pttcher just happens to be the President'• brother Billy. All of which Is to say that Jimmy Carter Is the mOlt vociferous and tenacious com· petttor the White House has teen -with the poatie cx.ceptlon of Teddy Roosevelt, the old Rough Rider. Bwt Carter. at least, Is a cheerfuJ loser and has had a lot o( prac· lice In losing lo brother Billy, who Is the real sportsman of the family. He also has had a lot ol practice at betng ribbed by BjDY. who teases the Praident by saytng tt\at he Is lucky to have 8lly to compete with because the President Is not paying that staggering $5,000 fee that Bil· ly charges for 8YefY appearance. c.rt. ....... .., Neeat ......... cleat In the way he relaxes. He does not need a drink to unwind u LBJ, 'Nixon and Ford did. A glass of wine is quite ade· quate. Jimmy's idea o( a fun time Is, ac· cording to cousin Hugh Carter Sr., south Georgia cooking -com on the cob or cut off the cob, fried chicken, black-eyed pe.as, 1quash and okra. "And I mustn't forget cheese," says cousin Hugh. "I think I'd put down cheae as the Praident's favonte food. But he's a .down-to-earth eater, no fr1Bs. no caviar." Whether at the White House or In Gear· gla, Jimmy has outdoor barbecues. At the White HouM, until the real cold sets In, the 1hlnd(g II held on the south lawn, but In Plains, the ta,,.-ite lpOt II belkie Miss Franca Lclghlotl II cunendv ot worlr on o booA: with dw Ptaldornt'1 /tnt c:outln. Hugh Corter. tided <Autin Beedle and Cowin Hot: My Lie • With the c.rter Femlly al PWnt, Georgie. 4 • "AMll.Y WUIU.Y, ~ 1 .. 1117 Llllan's pond, where the Praklent's mother enjoys the lake house her chiJdren buJlt for her. Carter loves lo dance -square dance that Is, though he l:s considered a pretty fair "round dancer." He even went to square· dance school with Rosalynn to lm~ove his repertory of steps. He is encouraging Amy to learn folt-dandng, and she already has had a OOW'M In dogging, once perf onnlng for White House company while Daddy watched proudly. Amy gives the President much joy and relaxation. Who would believe that In the midst of the Mideast and enagy atses, he would take tirM to help her ClllVe a HaJ. loween pumpkJn that featured a big, toothy grin like hit -but with most of the teeth missing? WeD, he did, and Amy proudly showed off the pumpkin at her tenth ~Y party. Carter tels friends that Amy "keep5 me feeling young." He shares books wtth her and takes time to listen to her teU hlm bedtime stories. They cycle together, too, and through her, the President relives the joys al childhood. Last summer, when the family went over to cousin H..-and got a flsdul of worms for 6shing .::. Hugh teBt . wonns 111 a lkldnc -Amy, Rosalynn and even son Chfp and hls wtfe went along. ROMlynn, a real trouper, doesn't squirm about handling worms. A., ................ lo the Praiden(1 We. She takes han bowling In the besanent o( the &ec:uttve Office BulJdlng. Commenting on It, cousin Hugh says, "I think Amy taught him. My Impression Is she had to teach him. But what his ICOf'e Is, he won't say." Presidential '°°'a tend to be a National Securlty Seaet. Because there's so much ado about tennis these days, Rosalynn has decided to get Into the act and Is receiving unofficial lessons from her husband. Uke Jimmy she Is secretive about her game, but tennis has given her a new lease on life. The President Is fiendishly clever al psyching his tennis opponents. "Oh, Is that a sore armr he will..ask tollcltously. Hts opponent will ask nervously what gtves him that Idea. "Oh, I just noticed you were hitting the ball strangely." Suddenly, Carter's opponent Is suffering muscle spasms In the forearm. Roui,-leo't taken I• by hll ploys. But she has a good sen• of humor, too. and provtd It when she once )umped Into the swimming pool dressed In tennis togs, much to her husband's amusement. What Is calkd Jimmy Carter'• "peanut grtn" amuses the President as much as the pubic, and he can kid about his toothy smile. When trying to cut down White Haute expenta, he commented, '"The only Item they've quationed so far, Is my Rosalvnn telling son Chip }u.t how big the ft-h i. that hi. dad caught that dov. The Ptuldent loua to relax with daughter Amv. who has fntrocl~d him to bowl· Ing. He also lovu to compete agafnst brother Bi/Iv on the softball diamond. S600 expenditure for toothpaste." Around the White HOUM they laugh- tngfy refer to the Praldent as "the culture fruk." That's because he attends the Kennedy <Anta about once a month, an unheard of thing for Presidents, who In the past have preferred to watch 1V. Carter enjoys opera, concer1s and ballet, and Amy accompanies him whenever she's Interested and 1ehoolwork allows. n.. ....t..t ..... of all,_ j..._, and Rosalynn at the White HouN II when they can be alone In thOM rocking chairs on Truman's old balcony. The chairs were speo.Dy made by a Georgia cntltsman. And, ya. they do hold hands and smile at each other. - Carter reads constantly -he always has. Even with aD his duties, he reads NV· eral boob a week. His favorites arc bk>- graphles and other nonflctton. He reads lclenc.e for plcuurc u well as to gain a better understanding of milltaiy and Industrial problems. He even reads physics boob simply for the pleasure ol leamtng. He also reads everything about Presiden· Hal campaigns. But what makes his fellow church mem· bers at Plains glow with pride Is that he has read the Bible through several times and Is now reading It In S panish. For Jtmmy Carter, religion It not just a duty Wld a chott -It It part o( ,_ his recreation and joy In life. 11111 ' • Incredible "Crash-Loss" Breakthrough Reported in Reader-'s Digest Works So Fast You Can Actu~y Measure the Difference In \bur Waistline In Just 24 to· 48 Hours! Y-. t-OIJ.lt •p •• 6 POlJflrDS .... '"' .. Hotlll! -LOS.It •P t• U POUJ'lf~ ..... '"' 7 4-ro -£0/J.lt •P .. ..._ 6, ... _ 7 l'OtlKD!I llOU ._ .... , 7 •r• - aftd COM&m. to bum away u ~ .. 1 to ' PCl'mdl more fu ewcry 2 weeta thauftcr, (U JOU 1101 IM*I 10 ... -II you'va tl11111lly bil '° -10 -100 poundl Oil MOllE .. wllloow /1111U... wll.._, NHUl- wUl,o•n. wlllioMI ro<UI-~· trl 11_,,. or • 11>t1I• __ ,., o/ "°">'~•Al,.. "'"t:IHI a--nde4 by lhc U.S. ()m~M'a ""'! ow11 docton to -bcn of Coasr-wbo WUI IO loa -i.tit fall . . . Hallecl u Ille wclsht-IDM "brcat-throuah of lhc ccn111ry" by lcadlftl medical )ollrull .. lwrc at lut b lhc -el'l'ectlM NO-DRU-0 pl'OITaOI for PAST -INSTANT -Pl!JlMANl!NT UFlrrlME Wl!IOHT·LOSS c.cr madt anllablc to Iba pYblk wit/lout a pttKrioeloftl woa1u so PAST T1f£ nllST W'££ll ALOl'f& YOU I.OSI! .U MUCH AS I Yt TO JI POUl'f&.I OF llOTH n.UIO Al'IO FAT &VEllY M HOualil Direct from ll>e PAan of the N.Y. Tl-1 and ltHtln'1 Dlt~•I comes rcpona of u lactedlblc "fat bumU. .. brca.lithrOll.ii by medical ruurclwn at OM of llloMoe'a f~ medical tchoolll Report& of a MW "cru!Hou" Pf'OStam (tca111rlaa a rcmarhblc natural 1Ublla11CC) thu ufelY yet 111rety ... pe up PAT·8URNING 'MIBTABOLfSM .•. (Ol'ca yel'u qaan to ATTACX bulPic pocket1 of W ....... •ans 10 alnilllt aad bur11 that fat In ,.... '-rnanu ol hounl • Ya. from ooe of New EA.luMl'a lcadU.. 1Mdlcal -. ~the..,. SUP.l{a PAT-8UaJirlla wa1 10 bin 01> your "1-r ""'-" ... 11111ock thoec cllJll.laa pocli:tlJ ol fal . . • br&at them dowft SO PAST -•.• JOll bum oft cac.ue llll ... at the Wlbc- Kn ... rate of QI' to 6 f'OUNDS o/ bcHA /NW-" fM O-ON~ 111# •try~., w~•klftlll •h>MI n.. of kl You actuallY burn •••Y mo<e fat cech 24 houn 1J1aa It JOU ru 12 IO 14 mllu a day! Loec _. ladlca ndl -It Ulan If JOU did )()0 ak .... pe tech momilla ud >00 puatMlpe cad! nl&htl Actually LOSI! u llWd\ u A l'UU. SlZB THB f'1llST 1 OA YS ••. -" #OM J lo J trtdW1 ol '°"' wel.lrl/.,., ,,., 'lffJ' ,,,, ... 011rJt! Thal '• rlahtl Wclaht·lou r..ulta aftd Inc~ wondut that •beolutcly 1CaQtt lht lrnas1ftatloo. '"-" IOoll: tl.S. A•IU' orna:as LOSl WEICHT 3 TUHS f"A-"1"DI THAN CVU 8U'OUI c,.,. Hu1oq #I: When rnedkal raardwn Ill ao.. ton, Naw Yori., Philadelphia aftd Loa Aftlalel II,.. 1181.ed Ulh •• 111-&mlno co~pt oe a eclc11111\c -i.m.Joea prosr11111 ••• lhcJ re~ -..-W.U.. l'flllht of u -h u ll POUNDS LOST IN JUST Tlf1! PlllST 7 OA YSI -16 to II pouncb fOM ~ Ills aid of we-ell numb« two -and -MlnCMlot• 1~of aH -U.S. A"'U' Oflcaa aduelly _.,.. ""' ) 1i-fui.cr than ner before! Aa much u '° UNDS GONB, lib thall OOCToa!I at:POllT1 A'VDAClt LOS!I -S7 POllNOSI C-Hlsrort #J: 811t -alpiftcaat of all •.• whct1 Wli'rcnlda, holokata and .-dlcal tdloolt (IUCll u New Yort:'a ludilw MC>dkal School aad CleYcland's laraat holpilal) tested this M•IY dt. covered "crath-lou propam" on .,.1lcnta wtlo aU their ll•cs had been hopelaety ovcrwclahl . . . the? rq,ortcd aatoelll\U. ._.. of • mud! u 1 poun6o a day •• lht atart .•. 20 to lO poullCb • -h , •• u m~h u 10 pounds io.. over • alnlle 1Ummcr ~I -by almpty llc:oolM llP their la1-tlwainc meiabolltm and btu,.,fltll, -l.HfiU.. oxf4hifltll '° 70, 100 pouftda of har.S-1 fal ..• FASTER, SUUll 1han •he? had ner dr•~ potalblel WOii.KS LIU wrowoam llKAT' -111.UUI:~• f0t'• ll'll'IU rua1ua U &All OOYM IM>DY FATI What i. thb woecr.-new denlopftcat thal llelc>a ufcty ICi-Jllilc flll~nUlll -.bol..., and ah•lr* ,_ body'• ta1 c:e11t u. _ .. tt um W«kl"9 la your l}'ICcft\1 It la • tn1allY new COllCCllt la the war apl1181 (at. Ae ANTI-PAT WBAPON willkc uy. thlftl you'•• ...er _.., 0< tra.d lft )'OUr life. A PAT· BURNING aid that bclpa J'O" -c:rt "°4Y fal to bodJ fuel AlTfOMATICALLY .•. and 8VAPO- RA TE eaccu pouncb and lncba at•rtlna the •cr1 llrll day! Think of k! A medically P<oYCn lomwla that a. such u cftectlvc reducfec •Id ... that wt.co com-bined with the food you cat on thlt "cruh-lota'' pro- aram ... b""" of a _,. /111 """ u lioM" ., t/ ,_ lc>lfH "" lo 14 M l/#6 • 11., . • . or pl•yHI .) "°"" 0 '"""" "' ,,., "'°" "'"'"' "••t! Tio, ,..,,,, of 111/J "'°"""'"' _,_ Jo''""/• /J "TH£1tA..SL/M.tOO" -" Jwu /J ll"ttWl'f llow ,_ .,., II to .,,,. '"' k41' tHttl flrwu of ,_ ,,..,.., 01,_: LOS& tlP TO -1 TO 6 l l'ICHEll OFF YOlla WAl!o'TUl'll: LOSI tlP TO t TO a ll'ICtRS OP? YOtlll HIP!! LOS.It tlP TO S IHCMES 0,,. fOl/11 THIClHl> Lou ''" TO _. tl'IOfE.'I o,.... roua ••rrroat~ LOSI 11p TO .a lf!M.'RD OFF Y01'11 !>"TO•Aat •nd u -·•e u ld before. atanlna no4 In weclta. but In mere day~ IF YOU READ NO'l1llNG ELSE-READ TIUS ! ...... ,.. __ .. ~ .... __ , ..................... , ................ .. .. ., --•••. o...a. ..... -•• .._ ....... . ............................... .._.., __ ........ _ ............... __ ..... __ _ a ..... c.....,.. ..... ,. .... ll .... .._ ,_ ...... ~.__. ......... __. ....... -.....,_........, .......... _.... ............. . • ......, ... _, ...a .. ,,_ l'•ri n-... --..... ·-· ..... ·--AJl9CK,UT'I ............. _ ..... _ ~ ·~ - ........ 9WT ........... , ..... _. ......... .................................. ....,. ..._, ...... --. -&.htae ,_ .. - -wt• ,._ ..,,..,._ ..... .-. 7•• ... -.. .. ....... , ... -· ,. ..... , ,... ..... 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With the ''T'HBaA-Sl.IM-IC»" -1 • LIFETIMB SLJMNESS YOll ~ ~ yoouwtf 09 aJJ tOrta of f a11ca"'9 f~ caftdln and oa.r1L Noe 1ha.1 you•d ... er want !~=~L'.~-100" -dllc 10 y011r new. ....,.,..., "" -bou.n -bCslda t-.noua -l&ht-kla )'Oii aloo eqlel...._ • loU of hunpr. Which meta h -of the culcal ••Y• 10 loec wd9ht fall. Now here'a hOw shnpte II la! STEP ttt -YOU EAT •• addltloo lO •he ... apd ,..,. •leelloo of loocl 1nu c*y mofnlnt and ni.ht, Call ldclotl6caltY pro- 1rammed to help mallllalli a 11 ........... 1 of FAT· BURN~Ff) • • • • STEP #l -YOU TAKB ''T'Hl!llA~LIM·IOO .. Ill ...,.,lnoc~ Once a clay, )'Oii take "JlU!AA..SlJM·IOO" la • 11•• of ••tut'"""' like rclrahlnt frvl& Jlllc-e). ThJa hi-amino lnlau hclpe hep Ille flll-burllinll dlal11 reaction tolfta ALL 14 HOURJ OP TltE DAY - NON STOP! STBP '#l -YOU HAVB AUTOMATICALLY STEPPED UP YOUR FAT-BUIU'ollNO MllTAB-OLISM -SO YOU AllTOMATICAU..Y BURN OFF EXCESS Wl!IGHTI tn ..inuelly no t.lnK a1 all. 10ll nuke your lftMf furnace accdrra1c fal b1111M14'. Safely, 9C11lly, )"Cl J11rc1Y JOU ca..-• ,,..U ~ In ,-ow l•l·bun>-lns mctaboll.,. •• you "rn-up" 1ba1 1-r ful'llAU The rc111ll: Y011r llod)' bctiM ao clVnirytc -~d UI' fat and lluld •• • raic ao l~ibtJ f ... tlw vtry tint wtthnd ak>oc YOU D•AIN AWAY AS MUCH AS 5 OR 6 l'OUNDSI In "-t. •kh lhc '"TlfERA..51.IM·IOO" -lahl·lou proJBm. you force >'°"' body 10 automatlcafly con-•tn body fat 10 bocly f11el • . au1oma1lcally illrlnk f811J cclla . . dral11 off caeca flab ..• ~ It rlll\I ovt of 7our ~-ONCI! ANO FOR ALLI Never before llu medical tdeoce oftercd )'Oii • turer. faller, MOre cffcctlva .,.11t14.1DM owchod, lallort of lotal futhlll lhu lhla -r flll4111rftifts llmlkttlroulh dnc!Opmen4 at om ol eo.o.t'a U.. ln1 Medical Schooi.. THE FACTS IJlE INI THli llli381JlCH IS DONEi TH1! 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YI cupwatw Yt cup butter or marvarine Vt cup ral1ln1 11. cup blanched almond• 'I• cup curninta ·~ cup chopped candled chron 1 cup confectloneta' augar 1 'II to 2 lab6e1poon1 water l . In a large bowl, thoroughly mix 11,.; J cups flour. sugar, salt, cardamom and un- dissolved yeast. 2. Combine milk, water and butter In a ~ saucepan. Heat over low heat until liquids '" are warm. (Butter does not need to melt.) • ~ 3. Gradually add warm milk mixture to i dry Ingredients and beat for 2 minutes at L----'-----------1~ medium speed of electric mixer. Scrape bowl occasionally. By Marilyn Hansen OLJ>.FASHIONED EGGNOG 4 YI cupa mllll Sugar e evo•. aeparat9d 1 pt. vanllla lc9 er.am 2 taa1poon1 bfandy or rum HtrKt • y, taaapoon pure vanllla extract % IHlpoonHlt Nutmeg l . Combine milk and 1/4 cup sugar In a medium saucepan. Heat over medium heat. stirring to dissolve sugar until a rim of fine bubbles appea rs around edge of pan. 2. Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon· c.olored. Add a small amount of hot milk and egg yolks; return all to saucepan. 3. Cook over medium heat for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Pour Into a bowl. Add !Ge cream by spoonsful, stirring until melted . Add brandy and vanilla extracts. Cover and refrigerate 4. Refrigerate unbeaten egg whites, covered, In a separate container. 5. Just before filling punch bowl. let egg whites stand at room temperature In large bowl of mixture for 15 minutes. 6. Beat whites until foamy; add salt and continue beating until soft peaks fmm. Add 1/4 cup sugar. 1 tablespoon at a time. beating constantly. 7. Continue beating untJJ sugar Is dis- solved and whites are glossy and again stand In soft peaks. I . Fold custard mixture Into whites. using a large wire wh~. 9 . Pour eggnog Into chllled punch bowl. Ladle Into punch cups and sprinkle with nutmeg. Molcea 20 half.cup urvlngs • 11 desired, 'I• lo 1 cup brondy or rum may be sufntttuled for the eictrocta. Reduce ml/k by t/J cup. .IULEKAGA (N-11'-.C......_Ceke) 4 lo .. 'Al Cupt unetft9d •"1MPGM flour 'Al cupeugar 1 lee.poonaah 1 IMtpD llft ground cardamom 2 ..... act'".., JM•t .. cupmQll 4. Add 1/z cup flour or enough to make a thick batter. Beat at high speed for 2 minutes: scrape-bowl occasionally. 5. Stir In enough additional flour to make a soft dough. Tum out onto floured board, knead untU smooth and elastic 6. Place dough In greased bowl, turning to gre.ase all sides. Cover and let rise In wann place, Free from d.rah, until doubled In bulk, about I hour and 15 minutes. 7 . Punch dough down: turn out onto light· ly floured board. Knead In raisins, almonds, currants and citron. 8. Shape into a round ball and place on large greased baking sheet. Cover; let r1se In warm place, free from draft, until dou· bled In bulk, about l hour. 9. Bake In preheated 350°F. oven 50 to 60 minutes until well browned and loaf sounds hollow when rapped with knuc.kle. 10. Remove from baking sheet and place on wire rack to cool. Frost with confec· tloners' sugar and enough water to make a thick, pourable frosting. 11. 01' brush loaf while still warm '¥Ith 1 tablespoon mehed butter and sprinkle with 2 tablespoons granulated sugar. Maka 1 large bread OYSTER STEW 24 frHh oyaten or 1 pq. (12 on.) fronn opt .. with Mquid, thawed, Of 1 CMI (10 on.) oplen, unctr.IMd 2 Cup9 half·ancM!alf 2 lablespoont butter or marvartne 'I• IHtpoon ground black p.ppet V.. teupoon peprtka V.. teatpoon Hit Oath Cefety Hit Butt et Chowder cractawa l . In medium saucepan, hut oyst~ In thetr liquid just un tll edges curl. 2. Add half-and-half, butter, pepper, paprika. salt a:nd «lay salt. Heat gently just until mixture Is hoc. Do not boil or overcook. (To keep warm for an extended period, place soup In double boiler over hoc water.) 3 . Serve hot In heated soup bowls. Float a teaspoon of butter on each serving Pass chowder cracken In baskets. Mo Ices olxxJI I qi .. 4 urvlnga FAMILY W£EICLY, o.c.mo.r II.. 1117 e 7 ~ SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS limit one cartridge with coupon from this ad only NEW BORDERLESS PRINTS Offer ends M1r. 30, 1971 I I I The spirit of Marl~oro in a low tar cigarette. I 12 mg· 't•:' 0. 7 mg nicotine rv. per cigatttte. FTC RtpM fwg77 Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .... .. . ' .. . .... . . . . . . ... , ..... . .. . " ... ... ... . ... •• .. I.•• 0 ' :-: : •• "? * Marlboro LIGHTS ~-l ~·\_t_·J_t ~·_._' __ ·_-~--~ _t• ~ ~ter In tute. Lower In tar. A.ad 1Ull off en up lbe same quality that llu made Marlboro famous. . . PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson Are women more likely than men to blame their problems on external factors? TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE OPPOSITE SEX ~ TRUE OR FALSE? I . Men are bette1 than women at deciphering nonverl>al messages from the opposite sex. 2. A woman Is more llkely than a man to blame problems on evenft>ody but herself 3. Women feel pain more acute· lythan men. t . When a child Is punished. whether he gets off lightly may depend on which parent admlni· sters the dlsctpllne and on wheth- er the child Is a boy or a girl. 5. Unlike most men, the first thing a woman Is likely to tum to In a newspaper Is the funnies. 6. Even with the happiest mai- rted couples, the husband achieves a hlghu degree of phy- sical satisfaction from the love relationship than the wife ANSWERS l . Folse. At Boston College stu- dies wert>. made on the abilities of ma&e and female students to communicate thoughts and feel- ings without saying anything and on their abilities "to recognlte and ac:cuiately interpret non- word messages." Tests showed women to be significantly better at this than men. 2 . Troe. Brandeis University stu- dies Investigating sex differences In the causes attributed to sue· cess or failure found that women more often than men attribute the way they feel and whether their efforts are aowned with IUOCCSS or failure to external cir· eumstances or other persons. They 8le much more Inclined than men to feel that what hap- pened to them -whether it was gootl or bad -depends on luck or the wbreaks" they got. And when It come.s to the fun-and- games department, slmUar dlf· ferences exist between men and women. Purdue University In- vestigators made a study of men's and women's preferences regarding various kinds of games. They found that women vastJy prefer games of chance. Men, on the other hand, showed a marked prefenmce for games In which winning depends on skill rather than on chance. 3 . True. Veterans Administration studies show that women have a higher pain perception and more sensitive paln-reactlon thruholds than men. On a related subject, Dr. J. Blair Pace reportS In his mon091aph on pain that "mi- graine sufferers are usuaDy women, at least eight to one as compared to men." t . True. A University of Toronto study of child-parent relation- ships found that Mwornen behave m<>fe leniently toward an attrac- tive boy than toward either an at· tractive gtrl or an unatttractlve gtrl or boy." Men are not Influenced In administering penalties by a child's attractiveness°' sex. 5. FalK. A University of MlchJ- gan study ol comic-strip reading showed that MMales read more comics than females. Afty-two percent of the men read five or more stYtps regularly, while only 35 percent ol the women did." 6. False. University of Washing- ton speclalist1 examined this sub- ject by means ol a confidential and In-depth questionnaire. 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REMEMBERING BING I loved Crosby for 45 years, and I always will love him. But he'd hate it if I started getting maudlin. He wouldn't think it was me. Two lifelong /rfen~ relax1ng and enjoying a joke. By Bob Hope Every year, on the day after Thanksglvtng, my wife Ooloru picks up the phone and calls a travel ~ncy. She figures I'll be off on another overseas Christ· mas trip and just wanu to help. Help get me out of the house, that Is. Last year I wasn't going anywhere, and Dolores was ao upset at' the thought ot having me home that I let her off the hook. I went next door. fve done more traveling at Christmas time than anyone since the Three Wise Men. And they were wiser than I am - they qUlt after the first year. They hed It a lot easier than I did. though. AD they had to do was follow a star. I wa& the star -and nobody wanted to follow me. Chrt5tma.s wtll be a JlttJe d.lf • ferent this year, for all of us. There Is no war, which means peace on earth, but good will Isn't all It might be, and Bing Crosby lt no longer with us. No matter where you were In the world. because of Bing every Christmas was white. And be· cause we had him with us, It wlD always somehow seem a llttkr whiter and . a little brighter. Christmas without ~Bing singing ''White Christmas'' Is Ilks • church without a choir. But Bing Is really still very much around. He's a hant now. and I guess fm hls principal tar- get. I have the feeltng that If I stopped Insulting him 51mply be· cause he's passed the ber a few steps ahead of me he'd be very much put out. He'd give It to me with a lot ol thunder and lightning. ti • FAMILTWH'IU.'T, ~11, tlT7 I loved Crosby for 45 years, and I will atways love hlm. But he'd hate It If I started getting maudhn. He wouldn't think It was me. It will still be Christmas. There are countless millions of records all over the world, and Cros will get to sing "White Christmas" at least another 23,000 tlma. ni.re aJ'Q 6,805 radio stations In the U.S. alone, and 90 percent of them are under the lmpressk>n that "White Christmas" ls our na- tional anthem. The other 10 per· cent play only classical music. That's 90 percent Crosby.and 10 percent class. A lot of people don't know that I have my own Chrtstmas song, "Silver Bells." I promised not to make a recording of It when It was written 26 yeMS ago, but even that hasn't helped any. I do It every yeM on my Christmas 'how. and people write In the next day wantlng to know the name of that new Christmas song they thoug~t they heard. "Sliver Bells" was written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans for The Lemon Drop Kid, a 1951 picture l did with Marilyn Max- well. They didn't want to write a Christmas song beca~ they figured flVing 8erttn hod a loc.k on the market with "White Christmas," so they did every- thing they c:oukl to make It dif- ferent -llke setting It In wa.ltz time and writing about Christmas In the city. h's since sold . 31,800,000 records and 1,643,687 copies of sheet musk And guess who made the first re- cording and got most of the play, R)ght -Crosby. But when I sing It, nobody recognizes It. That's the real reason I made all those overseas tripe at Christ· mas time -to get away from Crosby and "White Christmas" and "Silver Bells." So tPle first thing the guys would ask for when that wonderful bandmaster Les Brown and I arrived at a mOi· tary base would be "White Christmas" and "Silver Bells." While I enjoye°d every mlhute ol those overseas 1rtps, I never enjoyed the necessity for them. We wefe met once In Saigon by a bomb blast Just as we arrived at our hotel. It's not exactly the Ideal way to celebrate Christmas. I've bombed out In my time, but that's the first time I ever came dose to being bombed out. But I can't -and don't - complain. It only happened to me once. and on.ce was more than enough for thousand& of "eat young ki<h who never came back. And a lot of th~ who dJd come back got home In something Jess than one piece. Because we'd been there. Bing and I never fofgot the Gl's. So l'D Still go to veterans and mlli· tary hospitals, with Bing In splrtt, at Christma.s as well as on a year·· round basts. rn even give 'em Crosby's "White Christmas" and "SIJver Bells" If that's they want. I'm still going to be nice to old Cr<>1. After aR, he was so nice to me when I was a chlkl actor. , To all the readers of FAMIL V Wwu. Y the happiest of holidays, and; as Bing would say. "May your days be merry and bright; and .may all your rJllll Chdstmase.s be white." IAUI THEDOCTORANDYOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ When Too Much Breathing Is Dangerous Overbreathlng can be too much of a good thing. Some people feel short of t>Nath when they're really not and get Into a lot of !rouble because of that feeling. Girls and young women durlng moments of stress seem espedally prone to the problem of overbreathlng. Something makes them nervous, so they breathe too fast. The faster they breathe, the more nervous they get until nati.are finally solves the problem by making them pass out. Here's how It happens. A person nor· malty breathes about 20 times a minute. With each hfeath, he takes In about a pint of air. Room air ls made up of 80 percent nitrogen and 20 percent oxygen. The body uses the oxygen to bum food for energy, just as the gasoUne engine bums Its fuel with oxygen to provide energy. We don't have to be too concerned about the nitrogen, but normal air also contains a tiny bit of carbon dioxide (C02). We bfeathe In air with lots of oxygen and a lit- tle C02 and breathe out air with less oxy- gen and a little more C02 . But breiathe too fast for a minute or two and the whole pic- ture changes. The same amount of oxy· gen goes In and out, but you "blow off' too much COZ, and your body goes down, down. down. The body has a complicated chemical system, and carbon dioxide Is an lmpoc- tant part of It. When too much COZ blows off, unp£easant symptoms begin. The hands and feet start to tingle, the Ups twitch and tingle. lllere are nervous feel· logs all over the hody and twitchy musclet that may go Into spasm, clenching tightly the hands and the wrtsts. Nervousness makes the panting worse, and pantirig, In tum, makes the nervousness worse. But the problem gets m<Xe severe: blur· red vision, sweating, tremors, skips In the heartbeat, chest pain, falling b&ood pt'es- sure. The mouth becomes dry as the air rushes In and out. There even may be a full feeling In the stomach as well as gas pains and belching from the swallowing of air from all this deep breathing. With each breath expelled, more carbon dioxide leaves theJ>ody and the symptoms wor- sen. Anally, so much C02 Is blown off that the acidity of the b&ood goes completely out of whack, and the patient faints. Doctors call this disorder hyperventila- tion, and It Is quite common. Ten percent of all patients coming to doctors' offk:es have hyperventilation as all or part of their difficulty. Nervousness Is the most com- mon cause, but there are othen, too. Treatment Is surprisingly simple. First try to stop the deep breathing through con· sdous effon. U that doesn't work, just , breathe In and out of a large paper bag un· Iii the nervousness stops. More than enough air Is In the bag to keep you going for several minutes. As you breathe In, you use up oxygen, and as you breathe out. you put the carbon dioxide Into the paper bag. After a minute or two, the pa· per bag contains as much carbon dtoldde as your body wouid like to throw off. so you bfeathe It back In and out at a constant level. Then the amount of this gas In your body stops going down and you adjust to the condition. Anally, -your breathing returns to normal. -lrwhl '·Polk, M.D. ... .. ,, • a • • -.. .. • .. 'U • _,,,,,,.. et me say this bluntly- YOU CAN MANAGE ALMOST ALL BUT THE MOST GRIEVOUS ltLNESSES ENTIRELY BY YOURSELF Without drugs •.• without cost •.• without p•lnful apparatus ••• end (except In rare Instances) entl1el1 without the •enlc.• of• doctor/ .. ,, .,,,,.,, llottlto1t, Dodo' al Chlro1Hectk; HIW? hturlty By Lt1'1111t HIW To STOP INTERFERING WITH THE FLOW OF UFE FORCES TifltMHOllT YOUR BODY-Al EH1rtlnlly Al TMI: I uy aaaln bluntly, based on FORTY YEARS u a hc:allna practitioner: Thtt human .ry.rtttm wa1tt.r to be well! Men and women become sick because their bodlca suner from ccnain muhanfcal breakdowns -prlmatif)I bloclcttd or pl11cht1d Mr11u fn tllelT 1plnal cortb, that prnttrtl htto/1111 11/tt /orcQ Jrom bt1ln1 trans"'lttttd to tht1lr vital or1ans! If tMse mechanical breakdowns-If these Mrvc blocks persist-these illncssn wUI 10 on for years! And If thc.sc people turn, in tt\cir aaony, to drua- d1.1pcnsln1 doctors-who try to treat lhuc m"ch~ 1ca/ ailments by cl,,mlca/ means-l~ ruult.s w1U be, In cue after case, exactly what I have seen 011er fony yean! TltttJtt pttople """' rt1maln 1/clt! Bst rt YH An Slfflrillt Fro. MJ Of TM Ric.-, DtaJaan Lilted ...... I SAY TitlS HONESfiY TO YOU: Vou can unblock thcac pinched nerve patbwa,ys YO\JRSELF! Once you arc ahown how, you, In your own home, without mcdkal help at all, cora /rt• hltlt· uro blocktd n~rYtt lfnu ! A rtd 11/low thttnt to tram~ mil 1110/n thtt h10/ln1 11/tt /oru, and tht propu "t tt-boclc-lo·worlc" po"'"' lo thou J/c/c or1anJ/ Yu, the renewed-~aJth answers to all lhtt.ff 111onlzint diseases are ridiculoualy simple ... almost eft'ortless ... natural and eft'eclive.,.and (I must aay Jt aaaln and aaaln) by-pass /ht doctor 1xnpt '" lh• mo.rt ttXll'flm• castt:ll For eaample: I aay that b111,, ntrvt1 1wpply Is so powerful In cases o f baldnttS.r that I have treated, that (to &ivc Just one lns1arn:e) lt turned a bald bandleader into a man who actually looked as hairy as 1 hippJe! And I 1l11e you full details of this proof on paae 24 of my new book! f say chat brttu ntr111 'upply is a "'"''" loo/-proof aid lo 1ltou/d,, and upper orrrt 111writl.r and bu,,itu. And I ai11e you full proof-on r>aae 3"! I say that b""" ttffvt .rupp/y-aalncd ln your own home by one simple mechanJcal adjusa.menl MY FILES ARE FILLED WITH CASES THAT READ LIKE MIRACLES ••• Rt:Llt:P FROM EMPHYSEMA-Mr. Patrkk J . had 1 severe and Ions-stand Ina case of emphysema. One day, he couahed eo uncontrollably hard that his ckotures came loote and almost choked hlm. l showed him 3 simple MIRACLE Secreta. Suddenly, he could breathe more freely and euily. lie said he even fell llke hlklns a1alnl SERIOUS H EART AILMENT Rt:-LIEVIED-Mr. Whitney S. was a man with a serious heart aliment, truly a cardiac crlp. pie. He could hardly walk without whecz.ina and pul!in1. The tlrat thlna I did was to take all his medlcl--. and flush them down the drain. Then f save him the special heart· he1lln_1 secrc11 of THE MIRACLE. BODY TUNE-UP ... lo relieve pinched nctvn lo the heart ao that they were tree to transmit functional powu. Eventualty, he felt so aood he was able to do puah--upsf ASTHMA AND VARICOSE VEINS R IELIEV&D-Hde11 8, wu a aaout lady ln het 40's with chronic bronchial asthma aod lep bul&lns wllh varicose veins. l quJctly .thowtd her lwo MIRACLE secret.I that brou&ht her blessed relief from her Jes p1obJem. Her aathml was even 1lmpler to relieve. Just aa she was havina an attack, I showed her another MJR.l(ClE secret • whlcl\ relieved It at once, to her areat sl&h of relldl that I show you-ol/ow1 /w// Ll/tt Fore• 10 """" 1hrow11t onu a1aln to that moat vital oraan of your entire body ... yowr h,.rt! That it 1tuls up by acfwally build/,,. you ntra Of'f1rlu lo toltt ''" lu"4 ofJ tho.r• that ha111 olrttady bnn unow•d or 111•11 bloclud! Yes, I ~ that btttlftr ""'Y" .rwppty-the_ aimple cccbnlquu of easily, aately, palnleasly u nbk>Cl.inl pinched nerves all onr yout body-la the Gold Key 10 sculn1 rid of lwrnba10 atul sclatlco, 'ac'o- 11/oc """ bodt11:htt1, cwr1111t11u1, lllu ~riO:,:""' orul 1wayboclu (sce paa, '9) ... co revita · I.be dl1utl11t1 1y.r1ttm In u hltle u 20 abon daya, aAd the~fore kceplQI 1usce producu from breakina out in wily skin problttm..r, or a1onW111. wute- cauaed '"'ltr/lu Csu .,.IC 79 on) ... to inltaDCIJ treat even aucb conditions u tonuou1 trlfada1 neuralrla, Jou or hearlna. racial ruh, droootna eyelids, eye and cheek tk1, and •IPttcilllly ltiatf. och11 o/ olmo11 any k/1'd, lnd11dl"6 lftl1rlliM.1/ llt F,..... lllckH Mtmt la Olly Tiii Ant'"'' nm Ate' Mllrl-Eaay-Ptwtrtlf-Ma-Te. Melt At I.alt OF YOUR BODY'S NATURAL HEALi• POWERSI They Include such ridiculously abnple .. wonder- woTkcn" as pulllQS the poisons out of YOl.ll blood 11ream ... u1lns natural food-mcdk:lnn to caup. llcate the effects ot daD1eroua d111aa. tt1/1Jto111 the side enects of these dnap, and therefore c:oaqU« many painful aUmtncs. simply by enjoyina your meals ... '""" a .rpeclol way to walk, /or • fttw mlnwtu a day, thar thns11 ot la.rt lit• 1ra11U1> Ilona/ dowl'l·pw/I lhaJ, rl1hr now, u moJd111 1011 old b1/or• your tint•/ l'/u.r- Permlt slipped disc 10 work Its way bac:k lmo place, naturally, without pain! Provide remark- able help for hluy hurlna-.r/mp/1 b1 111111 In • ff11t111fou.r way 011 your own bed! Conect visual defecta-auch aa aatlamatlsm and myopla-so much 11to1 yowr f/ouH moy bttco,,,.. 100 l'llucll /or yowl An lnaenlous llulc way to atrencthen throat muscles, ao they have the power and reslataece from that moment o n co ward off IOl'e Uuoataf How lo cop" .rwcuu/i.lly wt11t e mphy1ttM•f Stren1then che muKles ol brcathlnal fmprove the lunas rcmainina capacity for brc•thlaal HIW To Rtt•I• ne F•• htHtlat Of YOlf Unr, Ktd111ya, P11cn11 AM 811 BWftf- Fer n.t ''Tttally AllYI" F ..... I In fact, we even have waya to •Wiiii .rwr•ry lo most cues o f common bile duct conlQlJon l1ld uen outrilht obslNC11on! See paae 921 ,_ How an ordinary, lncapcnatve foocl-eaten ... the correct way-la often e.-1b to ellmlnale the need for Insulin In my dlobttllc pat'-"''/ How 1h1 1wn can increase your auual vlaorl How 10 swlfllY rutore youtllful •tsor lo yow lea• and feet, by overcomlna varicose veiol, flat feet painful sciatica, and similar Ills! 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N.Y. 11512 WHAT CHlllOPUCTOflS SAY ABOUT MARSH MORRISON, t .c., ,..c., f.t.c.c. u yOOT wort b rnanc:Sous, l have beeD ill practice 20 years and wish thla knowledae bad been available sooner ... -Dr. H.J. a..a. ~ .... CM"hh•a '"The qulntcueoce of Chiropractic knowl- edac." -FrHencll ou-,:~-lledl· D.f:.. -~la. "I, mnclf, received lmmedlat.e rcUd or chronic symptoms." -DP. I~ Gak, D.C.. ftoc9b., An- "Have had 20 years In Physical Medlcln« but I his 11 ablolutcly lt\c 1reatat." -V. J . P"urka. 0 .C., VMriMIYC:r, WMll. ''The techniques are very simple, but d· fectlve ..• nothlns lllon ol m11lc." -DP. Ken Oaler, ..,.__Id, Arfl. "Your techniques are lmmcdlalcl)' dfec-tlve, almost liluf maslc ..... -Dr.,,,... 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At bedtime, he sent the youngsters upstairs and setded dQWn to read. One chUd kept creeping down the stairs, but Dad kept shooing him back without look- ing up from his book. At 9:00, the doorbell rang; It was the nnt·dOOf neighbor asking If her son were there. Just then, a little head appeared over the bannister, and a voa shouted, "rm here, Mom, but that guy won't let me go home." -Conrod Ae>n!llo MONEY "Why dkJ your new glrtfnend rcfUM to many you?" a fellow asked his tn.nd. · "Oh, fer religious reasons," lamented the fallen swain. "rm broke, and she worships money." -Ra.e Sanda A fool and hts money are patUd $OOn And all with complete legality - F« 1.11hv should Internal ReuenlH! tho«» A fool anv partiality? -Hal Chawld By Frank Bagin.ad LITTLE EMILY "Here$ my wan.t IW and a map. Take rou~ 9. It's the first hoiue ofter the school. The one with the great big chimney." 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Father Ed (as he prefers to be known). who ls with lhe Catholic Archdiocese of HartfOfd, Conn .. got the idea of the Bible giveaway after he spent a month on a silent retreat "I couldn't do anything else during the retreat except read the Bible, and since I got so much from reading It In such a concen- trated manner, I wanted to 'share the ex- perience with others " _ / Father Ed feels the~ can be especially helpful In promoting com· munlcation within families. "The essence of prayer and communlcahon Is eKactly the same." he says So far. Farher Ed has malled oul 20.000 copies of a modem translation of tlw New Testament. If you'd like to receive a copy. write. Good News, Father Ed, Dept. FW, 785 Asylum Ave , Hartford, Conn 06105. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery. • I \-·: ...... · ... ····· CN'y' Keeping Warm How can you keep toasty warm when the mercury plummets? Although another cold winter and energy conservation ef· forts may make keeping warm more diffi- cult this year, It can be done. Here are some tips on how to avoid a personal energy crisis from Kathy Utwak of the Dept. of Energy: • Wear wool dothing when posslble -It's the warmest and also allows perspiration to escape Try to wear th4.l wool next to your skin • Wearing several layers of clothing rather than one heavy layer will help conserve warmth The heat from your body warms the spaces between the clothes, creating natural layers of Insulation. And If It gets loo hot, you can always take off a ljtyer. • On the same principle. several light blankets at night are better than one over· stuffed quilt •Keep you head covered -up to 75% of body heat can be lost through the head. 1n THE If You Want To Keep Your Christmas Tree You can enjoy a Ihle Christmas tree for years ~ ~ follow a few slmple rules In selecting and handling It Before buying any live Christmas tree. get recommenda· lions from your local nwwry for varieties suitable for your area. (Some ol the most popular choices Include Scotch pfne. Douglas fir and blue spruce.) Onc.e you've made sure you have enough space on your grounds to ac· commodate the kind ol tree you'd like, buy a tree that Is balled In burlap and can be easily handled. If~. prepare th4.l hole outdoors In advance Dig the hole at least 11/t times as big as the rootball, and You Can Win The Battle Of The Bulge 'Tis th4.l season to be joUy -and to eat. Honey·glaud hams. sav<>fY stuffed tur· keys, rum·laced fruitcakes and frothy egg· nog are an Important part of tM holiday season. But to keep the~from becoming too much a part of you, lols L. Undauer. lntematlonal dlr. ol the Diet Workshop, the national welght-«>ntrol organtzatlon, has some not-for-dieters-only suggestlons so that a era.sh diet won't be one of your New Vear'sre.solutlons. . • Plan what you'll eat at parties ahead of time so that you won't gobble everything. • Stay weU rested. If you're tired, you may eat fot a plck·me·up wh4.ln what you really need Is sleep. • Indulge In holiday luxuries, but try to pick Mlhlnnlng" ones like fresh lobster and shrimp or an out·ol·season melon as well as heavier fare. • Use your holiday-shopping expeditions as e1<erdse periods by walkJng from store to store and canying your own packages. • If you're gifted with more candy and cookies than your family can eat, why not give them to the neares1 rest home or chit· dren's shelter? • Instead of hot chocolate with mar$h· mallows, try an exottc, clove-spiked tea. • Don't blind yoursd to a bulging walst· line by hlding In bulky, winter clothes. keep It from freezing by lining It with straw or 6ther lnsulatlon. Move the tree indoors gradually F\rst place It In a garage or sheltered area outside, then move it Into 1he basement and finally Into the room where It Is displayed. Keep It there not more than a week, out of dliect sunlight and away from radiators or heat vents. Use only miniature lights since big ones can damage needles And water the tree only enough to keep the rootball from drying out. After you've enjoyed th4.l tree during the holidays, reverse the procedure, taking h outside gradually. For those who've gotten b<xed with !heir pet rocks. there's something new -pet crabs. Land hermit crabs are being sold In 600 stores aaou tt)e country, and they're selling, If you'll excuse us. like crabcakes. The brainstorm for the pet crabs came from Dan Sheffer, a JO.year-~ Aa. photographer. wt)o received a pair of her· mlt crabs, Huey and Louey. for his birth· day la.st year.~hen Sheffer notlc~ how fascinated his chlldren were by lhe crabs, he decided that others also might take tM crustaceans to th4.llr hearts. What makes the decidedly uncuddly aabs good pets? Sheffer says they're easy to care for (th4.ly'U eat anything, including candy and blrthday cake), lnterest1ng to watch and live 10 to 15 years. The 2'/t· Inch creatures are purplish with orange oudlnes and can be kept In a terrarium Crabs have another good feature Sh4.lf- fe:r didn't mention -you don't have to argue over whos.e tum It Is to walk them. • ...,., Roberta COiiine; ~--11119f., Hei.n. Weltz.Mt; "-""9, MffmMI MontemutfO u .. .w ..........,, Getald s. WToei..~· r .... e-..... ~tcnatd It CetT"~oll' ¥"..--'*" llil0!·1 Joe Fru.r, Jr.;i_ ANoc. Mot .. Otvio L.ona! o.entt -. .• Lawrence . Finn; Cal"., P9ftiln•, St~., von def lteth and H•plllt'd; ........ Stanl Roeenfald; ....... ..... Kant D' IMaa::Jro; "-•ti• .,.,_,..,, L. "C. Wlncbor, ....... Mp., o.yt Elter Quick Takes In eome parta of the country the ltpk:attwal poplllatlo• le rl•1D9. The Dept. of Agriculture repbrts that since 1970 the farm population In New England Is up by 6.6%. Tut new farm dwellers appear to be seeking th4.l best ol both worids -a tranquU rural life· style that Is relatively close to major cities with cultural centers. EHa If vour pay hun't kept PKe with hlftatlon you may be ahead of the game through the "hidden raises" of fringe be.neflts. In the 10-year period ending In 1976, th4.l aventge value of fringe benefits per worker soared from $ l , 152 to $3,052. Most common ben· efits are group medlcaJ and life ln-- surance. vacations and slc.k pay. There'• new hope fOf p.,eata fearful of bnlJlg mOfe chddree be- caaM their ftnt chdd wu dla· bettc: recent studies contradict tM long-accepted belief that diabetes In children is always Inherited After studying the Incidence of diabetes In Identical twins. British researchers reported that, contrary to popular belief. juvenUe dlabete$ does not ap- pear to be ln~ed. but heredity seems to be a major factor In the development ol the disease later In life. Doctors had assumed that such factors as nutrition and obesity were primarily responsible for the onset of adult diabetes. LooldDt for a lut-mlnute •loci&· Ing 9tldfa? If someone you know w1y be traoellng by plane soon, why nol get him luggage tags? Airlines are enforcing the regulation lhat all bags have outside Identification, and allhough paper tags are provided at ticket counters, leather tag1 wiU make your friend feel like a seasoned traveler. BIRTHDAYS -(Sunday-Wednesday, Sagittarius; Thursday-Saturday, Caprl· com): S.IMley -WWy Brandt 64; Ranuey Clark 50; Ossie 0~11\/ts 60; Keith Rlchards34. Monday -Ck:ely Tyson 38. Tuaclay -George Roy Hiii 54: Bob Hayes 35. Wedaada, David Sussklnd 57; Jane Fonda 40; Frank Zappa 37; Chris Even 23. Tluanclar -Lady Btrd Johnson 65. Friday -Jose Greco 59: Elizabeth Hartman 36 S.tudaf - Ava Gardn«f 55; Robert Jaffrey 47 BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Chrt.E..n aacl O..W~ .. top hit tapes or records for plua pcntage and handllnci You merely agree to buy 4 more hits at regular Mualc Service prices and take up to three full Y.H!l to do It! 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TAKE 60 MINUTES and look your best for the holidays! • ACHE • WRINKLES • DRY SKIN • LINES \ • OILY SKIN • BLEMISHES HOM-SURGICAL ••• face lifting can begin with your first visit! C4..._. .... .,...._TOOAY :¥anui9 SKIN CARE CENTER HEWPOllT llACH HUMTIMGTOH llACH AMA .. M 2700W. Coast Hwy., Suite 210 16877 Gothard Ave. 1701 So. Euclid-Suite {Across from Ancient Manner) (Across from Levitz) ( 1 Block No. of Katellal 646-194-7542 776-17'0 - -12:30-rn Milke & o.l B Clltlstaa Is (l)WiN~ • ((81 ) Dltt<tloM CD Mowlt: "fortf·S9' .. d Strttl" (mus) '33-Ruby Keeler, 010 Powell QI! Mtyllerry •o 5) ;,tit hrfonNIKll C9 luN It M ltawtr 1:00 9 ~ Alt of tlN AlrtOftlOMit A nost1l11C '* 11 urt-, motoic1rs 1nd the social chantu they •rou1ht Dirt<tloM D D llfl O.u~l1h11dtr Htw Encland Palnots vs Balhmore Colts e Sllirlef r .. ,.. T11Ntr1 CJ) Anl .. 1 W.rld • ,..,..1 ([) '-"' M1riu11 Stylt • AMlott .. c.t•llt [al AAl1111h, Anirull II) Tiit '°'"" '°" O ()) 11n footMll Kanm C•ty vs Oakland. a ''-"' llKr (all ())) U.S. Ftr111 R1port a> M11lc.o, Macia Y [JK111nto <Bl Lian au~ CD McHfle's llawy -1:30-rn Mowll: "'Interlude" Wotld of the S.1 8 lllSIPI CJ) l11tltl'MtioMI Hollr ® llCAA Cellttt ,.....,. QllTNltoMJlllMM11 <a rn> COllSllMn World a Wt of t11t trlld C!) f Troep 2:00 D futiu l of th1 u .. t, Aru "Henry W1n\ler Meets Wilham Sh1knpeate" Henry Winkler slus 1n this spec11t des11ned to f1m11t1111e the youna audience wrlh some of the Bard's btst known worlls e nit Iii Valley CJ) llforie: "'The Mad Ghoul'· a M"lt: (1:) "Vor111r" (adv) '62-Lasstt, Robert Bray (JJ) MoM: ··Nobody's Per1ecc·· m lllcPril: "Gtrltltfllll '""M (d!I) '•2-Errol Flynn. AlellS Smtih aJ T1ru11 13) Motie: ""Sot" (dra) '62 Jackie Gleason. Katherine Kalh. tm Sin& Wt lleel The Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus are lulured 1n this holiday special s1n11n1 t11d1t10n1I Ch11stmu muste (8 Cl)) Trmlurt a 1ftll4t 0ut m f1111ily "'1rait e Vekt of CMary -2:30- ([) 1141wte: "'Lile With hlhel°' G Morie: ''$1ttl111 ,,.tty" (com) "48-Robert Youna. Maureen O'Hara SJ ~t~tl l'r .. Alll ht4HtNll Both men and women C4mpete loi S l 5,000 1n pnies <• CJ)) 1\t a.c.n • ~· Ill DIMlll a ~ ew,.-CMf 3:00 e sa.,. It Lurllilla ()),,...... elwW • ~ CC) .. ., lllt UOt of tlle Silwtry flleoll" (mus) '53-0oris Do (8()))~ ID ltoril!OllS e F1lr SMrt C.,.I Holir •ViNINQ e:oo . ....., ...... CD ftfwl/M llbtt ~ ....... : CC) "Tiie ....... Witt" (fan) '48-Cary Giant. LO!ett1 Youn& 8 Siil ,_. IMdt .._Beta~ of Dancer's blundef, Mocm IS hred by tilt J11tS1dent ol the beet firm he woru for But the rest of the bums d1SC00ter the president IS lry1n1 to $hield his interest 111 his secretary • ..... (Zllr) "Tiie LICtlt ,,.. Clllfi' (dra) "39-Shirlty 1 emple <<m (I)) ..... ,...... ..... ...... (IBI CJJ) lllPt leflrt Cluhtlltl a 1tett The rr .. a Ftc.e t11e i.. ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A fRIEND r---------------------, Fill In this coupon chp and mail with $1 75 to I Piiot Printing. Label Div I Post Office Box 1560 • 330 W. Bay St I Costa Mes.a. Callfomla 92826 1 I I I I I I I I Be Sure to Use Your ZIPoOde I I PILOT PRINTING I I L---------------------~ P ... 1 ' "TOY~ FOR PORTERVIW" ~ PROJECT WITH A HEART ~ Tale" rv wearherm.in ddd .in ice cream slort'," group ol CB radio bufh. and a moving van company and wh.;il have you gorf Vou'vt' gor rhe loving ingredients of a mon1h·long pro1ec1 that warm~ rhe hearr of many each Chrtsl.mas lime hert' tn Sou1hem Cahlorn,. Ir's "Toy~ for Porler111ll1>'' trme again t1nd Dr George F1schbeck, IC~BC's lyew11ne)s N-s me1eorolog1s1. once more exlends lhl' 1nv11,111on lo l'\leryone 1n Southem Califor- nia lo 1olh him 1n making 1h1s • Merry Ch11s1mas for 1he patients of Porter111lll' Stille llo~p11.il We can all help l)y b11nging toy donatio ns IO any of over one hundred par11upat tng Baskin-Robbin\ Ice Cream ~tores tn the counties of Los Angeles. O"ngP, Riverside, Ventura and San Bernadino plus the city of 8.iker;f1eld And please do 11 by December 21 One 1mpor1an1 change1h1s ye~r. howewr, Dr George asks 1ha1 all rhe toy\ be brough1 UNWRA,PED. so the .ige or 1he rec1p1en1 can morr easily be determined The 10y, Me 101 the nice k1ds·and adulthJt lhe Porrerv1lle fac1l11y for lhe menially rctardrd, and their Chm1mas se•~n 1s made a much he1pp1er o ne thmugh the eHorh of a great rnany people Te.ims of hard·work1ng volunr~" from REACT. a CB ra dio publK wrv1ce orgc1n1t.irt0n, spend countle\S hours during the11 prec10u\ Chmtmc1) sea;on wellkends picking up the roys from lhe 8.isk1n Robbins ~tores and depositing them m a large van o11 ABC relev1s1on Center 1n Hollywood, from where they are evenrually driven lo Porterville tn 11me for Chmtmas The van and drtlll'r h.ive been donated for many years by rhe Ace Atlas Moving Comp1ny of long Beach Ves, 11 t.Jkes a gre.JI m.iny people w11h gre.JI big hearts lo make a pro1ect like ·Toy\ for Porterville" work But there's no one morl' rmportanr lhan you ...._ °'· Fftcbbedl ln.-ltn rou 10 pl.ly Slnu to the ..-rtents of rottenlUe SUie HolpHAI for the ment•Hy rd.anted. Toya •re to be dropped ac a.tin-~• let Crum atOftS. Don't wnp them thoush· The pod fofb "' rottervlfle need to know wtwira Inside 10 they c.an pteMnl Chem to the right Jenclet .and "I" group. , .... IUNDAY (Continued) -i :lO-• ((Ill Cll) Cl) ... Cll •• ..... emc._c....... <ll S..,S... ...... L.-....,,.... s ... CC>"°' ... FtN. -.. w ....._ .. (MP) '71-Helen Hayu, Y*t ldwalds. lltyru Loy (8 (1)) ............ T .... 8 lllryrJ.: T TJIJlw ._. ........... er ..... F.,,. 7:00 • (CJ» Cl)) Cl) ftt Mttt'1 an.-fat Albert puts a f'l'!J flllltf Oii "flltln old f)'IOM'f' soft spot and turns a petdy, crumpy 1nlldl into a nnmble ltu1Nn bfln1. And 1n ao dotnc. he Mlps Ille kids, rncllld1n1 himself. uftdtrstand a Uttle bit more about 11ow11u115. eow •a l\t llkrlcMf Mrs. Betty Ford is host for this Cllristmn WISOft se>tti•I feat11nn1 the woltd·lamous Bolshoi &Hel in a atitterinc production set t6 tilt musk of l chaikovUy In add1· hon, Mrs. Ford 1oa bacU.11• at the 8olsllo4 Theatre ifl Moscow and likes Yiewen on a ICMH of the City CJ) .... ""' • Cll (JI ,. Cl>)......,""' llMc:y Drw .,...,.. A "lrtllSltnl" cl11m1n1 to k tht real S.nta Claus is f'lltd as a hohday !Mir~, but Nancy btlitva 111 llil lllllOUllCt enoup to ••nl 111111 tree by Cllnslinas E" ........... .lllNwl..., • bllllle .. s,..._, : :-tr ,_ Uft -7:l0- • 1ME TIIY TIU * MAU FAllllY Alli.IW 5"dll ,,.. 1M( llllmTUI e (Clll Cll) Cl> TIM Tiey Trff Cll1tdrt11 and Cllristmu t.rtts 111 a natural p1111n1 •I Yulttide. but a kltle lifJ partitularly IQ Htd of a llltfTY Citristnm is treated to one by a very uaiQut ph1t tree. e-.rwlfllles.. e OllCt U,.. A Q..ic 8:00 • (Clll Cl)) Cl> ...... I~':.·: • Cll CJI <• Cl)) Sia -IWlt .._ Stewe 111westl(ates tllt 111,sttnOUS dlsaJIPUllllCI of I to, MCl11 plaM piloted by his drlfricnd .,.. ....... um.o... Pit llooM, his wife ud lovr 1tr1s sina llld preant • dlllltllPlt story abolt Ille world's nttdy children e lllflr. QJit) ...,_. II Ille .... (d11) '!i6-Van JoltnlOll •• ,Mr .. a.-c.c.t ..... ,,"-- • Mlltt Ofe .. 111 ff • ftlt• anc... -1:30-• 0 CI> ea n. .. l...t "f...., .......... _ ..... fw ~ Wiien it appNttl lhal Ibey 11111 ~ Ille Cllris!Jw lloli· dlY lloM. Jiln elld Merprtl Mdtr JOI! rtluct.Mtly ~iclt Illa! the llouM in Sprin&field is too Ilic for Just lht two of llltm Met p11I ii 011 Ille marlel, 1 decisioll they bt'in to rttr•I when lht cllildren wrpriu tlltm TV WEEK. DECEM8£R 18, 1117 • flta4 a .ndt JI I * car ... r•sbd .. '-c.. ....... hW" w.s1n11-:r-•c...w.a111e CJ) "" '-... c....,, • .,., " llllndel ·-u., 9:00 • ((11.) Cl)) Cl> ...... f..it, Part I [d1t11 4utstlolts lttt dffom beliefs wllu lraaedy stnkts tbe Bun•er llocrsellold. .Cini ..... Cl) ............ • Cll (!I <• Cl>) .... It: a:> (ar) ............ (d11) '73- Burl Reynolds, Joh Vo11M. Ned Bully. four t11J men aie tflfutened by Ille dan1e1 of an 1111ehart ed river and ~~futd emotiofts. . ..... ~ ....... .,..., .......... all TM 0. W., a .....,.. n..bt: I, Claud1u1 •WofF .... -9:30- • (lUJ Cl)) (I) Mk:I Alice end Tommy ~nd a "semi" mtny Christ· mas £~ Mel. flo and Vera- crowdtd in tlM cab of a lraKer lriitk. •n.:c-.. CJ),.., .. •"'-T ...... 10:00 a CMOl IUBm SHOW * ·~*"TFOI vat, Til&UFF'S 9 (lUJ Cl)) Cl) Carel kf .. tt ... •0C1J •a o...1111t11•1 ~ II CalNlfllil Dan lbrtin is joined by Jonalhn Winters . C.bfitl Melpr, C.,Ual Gaytt, l.iftda ln 1n, llllflllle lll1t-ie11 Ind lht <iold· d1Ut11 111 lllis lloliday 14*111. e Oar ff DiMt'ltfJtJ••r s.pt Cl) It T ... A Tlllef er.......,.._ . ....._ ....... ...., ..... .Cl...c,...... 11100 •••w<11a ..., ())~a. .,... .... wn. rn. a. e .,....: "A C.•lll-Carel" (clu•> '51-Alasbir Siin. ................... (11fa) '56-Vu JohlllOft •"""z:: " D Cl) 12 81110.. • ....,s.pt -11:30- • s..., s,.ts Fiulnleme " •c.. • D Cl) a lletie: "Do•'I ""111. I'll CMrp Wlltl! 1'111 Rady" ••11ta.. .(JI .. ()lllMI: "frtud" ...... .,.. ,. Cl>) Cllr n.t ,.,.. .. ~($ptli!P) -11:45- • lltorle: CC> ""' ., .......... (WH) '67-Mlfloft Brando. -Z:lO-e ... : .,.. ~ (susp) '68-Sluf'fey Booth, DeV1d OP1tosllu Hope for the Holidays As 1radit1onal as Santa Claus, new fallen snow and brightly wrapped packages under a tree, Bob Hope hosts cl holiday special on NBC, Monday, al BPM Helping him celebrate lhis year are "Star Wars" star Mark Hamill, who steps oul o( his Luke Skywalker role in the science-fiction film hil to appear m a sketch with Hope about two boys loose m a toy store at Christmas, singers Ol1v1a New1on·lohn and Perry Como, and from London, t1m Henson's Muppets Thi~ year 11 1s Ol1v1a's turn to sing the annual Hope Christmas song. "Silver Bells" In past years the honor has fallen to Marie Osmond. Dyan Cannon, Connie Steven~. loev Heatherton and Gloria Lorin~. In (ac t, Bob has sung "Silver Bell'" m every one of his telev1s1on Christmas specials since 1957, when the song was written for him 10 sing in the movie "The lemon Drop Kid " At the time, songwriters· lay Livingston and Ray Evans were asked to come up with a Christmas song for the film "Everyone knew Berlin had a lock on Christmas songs," Hope recalls. "Who could top White ChristmasT' But Livingston and Evans did sit down and compose a Christmas classic- "S1lver Bells," which Bob sang in the movie with Marilyn Maxwell as they strolled down a holiday· bedecked city street. Olivia will also sing her biggest hit. "I Honestly Love You," and will play Princess Olivia in a "Star Wars" s.illre. lob Hope -'come M•rk tbmlll, the 1tu of "Sur W•n, .. to his .mmw Chri1tmu sp«l.IL H.lmlU gunts In " wUN of "St.Ir W..n,'' .md ...,.,e•n In " toy st~ skit tlNt ends up In " wild v1udevll~ routine. AllO guesting In the spec:UI •re Ofiv&.. 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If. i.., tor Jiii' a.uniutt, 11• Ille .,. ........ OAmllll llOWIU t :OO G "ffl&lltr 1114 Hl1ller'' (mus) '43-Frank Sinatra 10:00 • "Tiit lh1 11 Ille lro11 Ma"" (dra) '39-lo~ Ha)"*1rd, Join Bennett a CC) "Qt1t11tl1 Durward" (ldv) 'SS-~ Taylol 1 Z:OO • "fit lllrtdt el tilt 11111" (1111) '46-Ahda Vall! 1 :00 a ""-flllM ... t11t "'. rw" (adv) '50-Bur1 lanwter. V1111n11 Mayo. Robert Oouclu Z:OO e CC) "lltMflre" (dra) '73-Ricllard E11n, Charles N1p1tr, Sonny trston 3:00 9 CC) .... I" (com) '67 - Rosalind Russell, 811an Ahem. l :30 • "l1t•111" (adv) '66- Adam WW, Burt Ward, Cesar Romero lvlliiliQ e:oo 9 CD (II7> (])) .._ B DCD•O "-~~O. • (]) (,IJ» (121> CD) llMdlJ llipt F..W Lrn coveraae of tile liberty Sowl from Mem11111s, r enn .. lllwlt: CC) (~) N[qtes ~ 11 Dan" (ad~) '74-Rick Jason. Peter Blown •• ..., .... JIMllt """ 0 Cl) WiW ,..,,. of AllitUb ID L.A. IM«ci.t11C• D IWyweM $4Nres D Tiit f rtftdl Qtt 8:00 B ((I7) CD) CD L1ca11's lbi11 A ~11dm1n wtlo assumes the 1dent1ty ol dead Runner to lure loaan and Jessica back to the City ol Domu. encounters unupected trouble alter he meets the Runners with Rem and 111 tour are detained by Matthew t2. lht first Runner to makl aood his t1Cape, who 1s now a dictator m a society ol his own II 9 D Qll T111ce '"'" ub; Tiit W ""' Cllrlst•u s,.dll Dlivra Newlon John, Perry Como, the Muppe1$ and Mar• Hamill who played luke Skywalker. tht hero rn the h11 movit "SI" Warf', io•n Bob Hoi>t IOI lh1.s iovous musical co~dy ctlebration ol the holrd1ys Also appur1na is lhe "ssociated Press All Amenta football team e 111Mle: CC) "Worl4 Safer!'' (doc) '10 -f.n Alaskan 1u1de aoes to India on a titer hunt, Alr1ca to hunt leopard, 1nd an eleph1nl hunt alon& lht Nile The 1u1de ends up 1n Alub whtre fish, sheep ind brown bears ue observed 1n their habitat Narrated by Cale Olwn CD llMle: CC) (fir) "bl~, o:· (com) 'SS-Dan Ouryu G Tiit MUf'a Wild • C.ral lw'lttt ' f ritMI 8) IWfit: CC) (2111) "Wall ti llebe" (dra) 63-Suzanne Pleshelte, Ty H11d1n a~ fl) Hell,wH TtlHIMH Tllullt Oliver Hailer's comedy eaploru the TV WEEK. DECEMBER 11, 1977 dilemmas of an unsucessful play wnaht. who believes wulth 1s the . onlr road to h1pp111tSS Ceoice furtll. Barblra Bamt star CDLt~ el> lest et [rM ... aa -8:30- .. CollcHtrltiotl at Slll,000 Question el)°"' Ear -8:45- • Movie: (CJ (2\'ihn) "Whitt Cltristllw" (mus) 'S4-Bma Cmby, D1nnr !<aye, Rosemary Clooney, Vera·Ellen Oun Jaarer While spend1a1 a whrte Cllnstmas 1n Ver mont. two army buddies who pooled their IJlent and mour'u to become a lop muSJCal comedy tum, ltnd the11 I01mer comrnand1n1 officer 1n need ol tht11 help 9:00 B (Clll CJ)) Cl) lbNt 1was the niaht belorr Christmas 1nd all throu&h the house was chaos- Maude's holiday celebiation stems to be turnina out quite d1tlerently than she had planned CJ) Sae l'Mro lucli lullS 11 @ Cl) 1111 8 M0tlt: CC) (?hr) "Witr11" (d11) '71 Shirley Jo frnney, C1eely hson, Jason Bernard. Denull Wuh1naton Jr Charles Blaclwell Sh1rlty Jo f1nney st111 1n the tittt role 1n this fact based drama aboijt the urly career of the 1960 tnple Olympic aold medal winner Wilma RudOlph. who was undeterred by childhood phys1 cat h•nd1caps, pre1nancy OI 1n1ury and went on to achieve a bnlhant trrumph m rntern1tional compellllon Modem dentures/Fast repairs : - ~~ ~·. . . See how easily your denture problems can be taken care of at Dr. Miller's Family Dental Center. Dr. Alan Miller ,D .D.S. Family Dentist 2979 Fairview Rd.. Costa Mesa · 979-3970 /al ttJf' rnmer of Fairview lit 8akl'r. -st o/ San f>it•<Jo F'14~ ) - Ill Ot1I a.rta (fl fllt lh•iul World 11 J111i1 hdr••• Guests include Sandy Duncu llm Henson and the Muppets .... ,..~-.. m Ka.N11 O.Uel a Meone: CC) (211r) ~"ti" (mus) 58-lullt C.1011. Louise J011rd1n (QI) ) SH "4rt ludl ._, ., ll ~· Celllme Im Dnlf '-i.-S. -9:30- • ((I?J ) Tiit letty Wlllt1 Sllfw An old 11rll11tnd of John s from bt~ his mamace 10 Joitt shOws up 1n town and is •Udy to ~come lohn l not wilt fD rim of Ptr11111ioft CD lnri4ue ti M"°' 10:1>0 D ((ll) (}J) Switch Pele and Mac tourney to M111co lo uwe an eape11mtnt 1n undenwater hab1lat1on tor •Is at1rac11we youna lud" after she rnhe11ls lhe 1ob lrom her lalhe1 (]) tlcll 11111 ''°' Man eD"-CIJ Motlt: ''Tiit lfauril o# .,,,. .. (sci h) '6-4 John Carradine, Roaer Ctn1ty <ID> lioMtllWll 1114 Cl'l'Wiac CD lift S..rt ( (21) ())) A lar~ Dell ltt t llrbtMas m11.-o,..... -10:30- CD CD ID """ 11:00 B D (J)l 12Jl ()) llD a "-• Tiit ....,..... C.lltdillll • ((ll) (])) """ ...... ~~lie*~ •l Dnl" (adw) '74 -Jl!Cl J1so11 Ptter 81own '-' ID 1111 OM C.U,it Ill Tiit "-1 ..... ,, a ,.,_. nlicflt m Dia c.""' (Q;t Cl)) lM Mtrict• $tylt CD V1""*9 tit 1k4119Klle CJ!) MxW/Ullm..,.... -11:30- • ((I?J (])) M"i• 1(2hr) "All My Darlin& Oauahlers' Anmwer sary" (CM) '73-.. rt lt11111. Cl) Mtwil: "h11f11hl IOI lhe Cods" D @ (I) D QI}...., i:..- • lM AlttrkH SIJll CJ) ....i.: "Ill~ Stir ~et llect11" (adw) 65-John 81nymo1e Jr , and Susi Mderscn • .._.le: "hf ti Mrstt'J'' (mys) '69-Vic Ma1row Claude A~1n' tIA?lr.-.. • •tl'OMW\ CD c.t s.tt ani.100c.. G c.,tleeeil UC llftll (QI Cl)) 5cH1 Tlleltrt 12:00 e Twilictlt Z... •Fwtwrft~ m lllellies: 'A Vtry l>l1v1t~ M1a11, "Laok 1n Any Window .. GJCNMJ4 -12:30- ."'" Alltl) 81tn.Wlb 1:00 8 8 (8) TOMOll• D I s,, -2:0S- B .._.le: "TIM Slfl IN Ullltt" (com) '43-fred Ast•ue. Joan luhe TU•SDAY •:JO e CC) "b• l's•" (d•a> '56-lloty C.l~n. 10:00 • "tllff ti l••ia" (adY) 'JS Ron1td Colm1n <a "-JO-" (dra) 'S9-hck Webb W1h11m Con11d 12:00 ID "Giii Ct&l(' (mus) '43- Md.ey Rooney. ludy GMfjnd 1:00. CC) "Tiit Cttl o ..... (mil$) '67-Roddy ~Mowalf 2:00 G "lte SurtiYOU rtuse" (SC• Ii) '64-M1111 Perschy l:OO (IDJ Cl:) '"rlirH t11tt Twt, Wo11't Co" (com) '69-Rod Ste•atr. Cl111e Bloom. l:lO • CC> ''Ht:,t," (tom) '65 John Lennon. 1!1nao Sta11 •V•NINQ 8100 l'I (()1) (])) Cl) TM flll1itrkh KtHY. lht '"' nut doof, IUllS ,..,, from home and Sfan !eels reSj)OnSI· ble l>K.tust lie had accuud lier ol ly1n1 U @ (l)m@IMIMM tlllc• l111b llped al the Los Ancelts Forum, Chuck Sams ol Tiie Co111 ShO'* llOsts this Sl)tCtll with rvests Tiie Bir City Rollers. S1eplle11 81s1!o9. Redd Fou, Linda H01>k1ns, Hie Mdb lllotllen, Jare P M011an Michelle Ph1llrps and The Ttmpta hons AISo 1.,1u1ed are v11iou1 acts hom 1111 p10111111 • ... : "TIM Ullinlt9i" (mn) '44-Ray M11f1nd, Ruth Huuty Cl) ....i.: (llit) "OrlatlNs 111 C.. ll9Ctkllt" (com) '4S-8arbtra Stan· wyck, 001111 Moiaan • CJ) <II (IJI Cl)) KIHY Dayi R1ch1t d1scove11 that Fonzie, who has been bo»l1n1 of a bra llohday w11h relatives, 1s m1se11bly alone on Clmstmas Eve G Jeltf'• WIW ID C.rtl lkn11tt I fritlldl GJ ....i.: CC:> (211r) "Uu" (ady) '62-0olom Hlf1. Stephen Boyd DGMIM• ID a.rill-. Wit* Mr. lottrt Mr Rocers brines his mt ol reaulars from "Mr Roam Ne1cnborllood" to celeblate the hollday seasOll muu~ a> ,.., ... tff«tMMet -1:30- • <II (1211 (I)) Lm1111 I Sllitlly It's • tun htled Ch11stmu when lht auls and thtlf flltftdS enler1a1n at a hosp1t1I • c..c.tr1titll ...... IL.. • cw.. U.fllllt ,,..., ... DOM ea., 9:00 9 ((JJ) CD> CJ) M•A •s•H Cha•1ts demonshatu an uncharac lens1ic sl1t1k ol 11ntrosily, /1rsl lcnd1n1 BJ. monty to buy hl1 dr"m lot tn Caltf0<n1a and tllell P1rr111 olf Hawkeye'1 bar bill, m1k1n1 the two recipients wondtr what he's up lo D t.AU$H-IN WECWJ * FUfHllEI TIWf EVUI • 8 CJ). 0 Ll•1ll-l1 Sh11tey M1d.J1nt, Bella Abzuc. Mar tot Gonner, Robert Conrtd. Martin Mull. Sonny Bono, Rocer !110011 and flip Wiison llt auests Ill ttus IO\lr1h epiiode which 11n1s 1n Ch11stmh • CD t1I (QI Clll JllrM't c..-r "Three'1 Chnstmu" Jack. Janet and Cllnsay plot to Ht1Pt • bol1n1 party alone wrth the Ropers bttlu11 the lhr11 1oommates a1e 1nYrte4 to • bla basll lht samt nrahl ....... • Men GrtHll .. IS llttle: ~(fir) "SMwktt" (mus) 'SI-Kathryn Grayson. • 111 ,....,._. .. w.« r,., "The Nutcrachr" British actren Rohan McCullou1h loins Andre KotltlJntll a11d the N1hon1I Sym phony Orchttt1a fo1 I IPtC1ll Tclll•llcMly Christmas contert e£.11a1111M.E-. • ......,... f1llltrt -9:30- • ((I?J ()))Cl), .... My .... Arthur Hill ind Blrb111 Barrie sla1 111 this po11n1nt story of a mother wllo 11 forced to ftct the lluth about her hie alter tile n confronled by htr 1Ue1i\1mate 19·mr old dau1h111 • Cl) dQ) <• Cll) ,.,. r,.11·, 1ob as 1 deotartmtnl store Santa and his ban on t•pens1wt preunts damPtn the yuletide spml al the 11oup home bul time 11r bll 1urp11su rn store 10:00 U JD(l)GIDMC"-llt-,.m "houble 1n Coil Cou11trr" News c011tS11011dtnt Oou1fjs K1ke1 11 host for th11 S1>tt11I eaam1n1n1 the 11101mous p<obltms 1n face 1n 1111 elfort to r!llh coal Americ1's ma/Of ene111 SOIHct ..... MIN: w ..... ef Dtttllll" (llor) '51-Sa11d11 Harrison. louise lewis • CD tIAl (8 Cll) Seep Pete1 C.mbtll IS dfad, 1nd eacll mtmbt1 ol the Campbell and hte h011sehold 1$ a prrme susPtcf m w s-t st~: v.,..,.. .. Sm IM Wlllles Thti film chronicles the story of membe11 ol the Gieenpeace found1hoo, u they track down •llal· '"8 fleets 11 sea 1nd place them selves between lhr whales and lht Runian harpoons The effort 1s seared lo focusin1 world 11tenhon on the ute1m1nat1on of whales by 1nte1 nationntl commemal interests CDM11IMlllO,... 41!D .....,.._ t11 Trial -10:30-... .,""" 11:00 • • CJ) cm o """ D 0 (I) <a» CJ)) • ._ • 1111 ~ c.-ctlell G ... A 8ulltl for S.ndov1f .. e TM 0.. C.U,.. •flit IMM1aua1n Sftt-FtrllRN •OldCtwttsa.. ta Cll>"'" ....nc.t• Style ID llKlltil/l.tllrtf ..,.,, -11:30- • (Clll (])) CJ) Mttl1: lei•~ "Best Wir rn Town"; ..,...._" (tom) '73-Clen Campbell • «IJ CJ) • 8J....., a.. • IM Mwlu1 St,i. (I) ... ~A r1e1 la t11e I*" (dra) '63-lloty C.lhoun • CD <ID> (8 CD> lewre: "fftr1 I'• ..,. (adv) '76-Sally StMneri. fdwaid Asner . ...._ • c.t Slltrt (8)11117" a. •• c:. ......... 12:00 ., ......... •""""' ........ ....... "Sectft of Ille 1'111ple Rttf," "Kansas P.tmc" -12:30- • ..._ "Till Wt Meet Ap1n," ::herylhrn1 Happeu At lf11ht." S.y 11 1n rrendl" • tn.Wlll 1:00 e 0 CJ) 8 TllllnW G IS,, • MetlM: "ltllle Minister," ''Wh~lpoot" "Tiit Human lntciest Stoiy" 2:00 D M"ltt: "You Came Alone," "Tht Le~lhtr Sarni" -2:S5- B Mtwle: ~ ''Tiit S.n• Tur ltctt" (CO/II) ·~5-M11ilyn Monioe. P-oe11 TV WEEK. OECfM8Efl If, 1977 fW•DN•SDAYI :::=r..11.o l:.'11=:.7.... :::.~~-r1ca• i. ~ • •-.., " .......,, (]I @ Cl) ,..., Fw rwta" (111us) '51-Gtnt Kelty. l1$1it ----•1 a., n.. S. • (all Cl)) 1" "Mr 11.o C.rOll, Oscar Levant. _.. 6 • Z.. • LAr• .._.A Diii • 5r9ll ..,..___ D111et 111 e.~~~: 5$5._-:-r• =~a"" ~':e.CMJu..a .,.. ...... 8:00 10:00 ............. _. -6:30-.. • (Cf7) CJ)) s.-n.. W'~lon1'1 • 9 0 a., ....... Alter -· ,,_ __. e-..: Cl:) "Tiie ""-' C... Qlrislnw IOY IS thrnltntd when slle K1mo's friend, AMll1, is dlarred W!tll t:Jt •a::> "DINb Lil" (•ts) HJ" (dra) '69-Chct ConnOfs, tu<ns 11111 her most p<KIOllS 111! lllt S111111e of 1 former employlrwtlo '50-llod C.mtfOll. M•it Wind lylldl 0.y Gtcree. C.1 Bell 111ay be t.ahn floln her twed 111111 Wltllollt P'Jlnt bKt wa.ca. IOI, Wa11Kt Ford Cl) (JI ........ ...,_ e U Cl) G 8 1lle lift ... 1ttorney Seth 8Bdley bowl lo local It.ti• Cl:) .......... ti t11t (]I Mitt "lflll n.. ti CfiDlf ..._ pmsurt 111C1 rduw lo deltlld AWi ~" (1dv) '60-Robtrl Aid•. • litJ n.. s. • llll6e: (2'1) ......., .... beeaYSt !It's 1 Ha-1111 Aldo Rly (Cf7) (])) n. 1..-t....., ultt" (com) ·•&-Bob Hoc>e. '°'" • G ._ (JI '1111 llMll!t" (dr1) 'SI-• 0.. i_, C.ulfield. Cl) ...... : "Dlt, lllllttr, llM" Alec Cu1nnm, Irene Dunn, • r...-w.aje (I)...._ (2.IK) "Qrilmla (,... (hot) '65-Bolls 11¥1oft. Nia Mams. Alldrtw Rty • ,_,, rwtnlt (dr1) '0 -Georce Rall. R1ndolph • (]) (!I (8 (I)) llttttl U:tl • "te4M It Hit St1W." e 1Jtt11 ._. Scott. Tony Batett1 IS ~rked for mcuUon (com) '49-loteltl 'foun1 (I) Orll Mll1s awtse.11 by holdup min Vic Jadso111ftt1 Ille l:tl Sa::> "ftrm r Mr Lnt" • ElJZAIETll Oii TME detective sllf1 hcbon's brother (dre) '62-Romy Schnelder 7:00 * Pill? I IS E1M>U41M du11n1 a robbtly. Z:lt. a::> "TN#a1 ..... ,.. CJ) 1lle C... S... •(])<II (9 (I)) Elpt Is • c.t s-t (dr1) '72-Katherine Hepburn, e • 0 (]) G) Ill lltwt E...,i. (2hr) "Deir Miss D1n1h" •Gr..,..~ te SM t11t Vanem Red111ve. • Uln C.-Tom doles oul saae 1dvlee 1n the ""- J:lt (JI <Cl "Mtf•W. 1•11•" (I) 1lle '* c.,11 llomelown newspaper's "tdViee to -10:30- (CGm) '63-Chlrles Boyer, Lillie (I) Te, .. 1111 ,,. the lovelorn" column, but losa his • • e ._. ~1lme1. • 1 LIM Liq cool wflen dauchter Eliubelh ~s 11 • ~ awtlbNe c.IMJ• J:JI •a::> "Tiit lilt" (hor) ~ ~~ ~..,.. skle should t1ke '1ht Pill." till Recrt11ion ol 1n Enatlsll Chlisl· '58-Slm McQueen. Anet• • ..... ~ ,,._ •....,.,WM m11 celtbrlhon ol the Elrubtlh1n Cotsuut. Uri Rollt. -....... ................ • c.i.. """" & ,,... Ill ._ , .. -•-..: CC) (Jlw) ''Cl,_ City" ( •ViiiiliQ • n. ll«Jlel/l.allrtf ~ (wes) '52-Randolph Scott, Raymond • (121 (I)) ....._. Messey • •.OO QI) EIW1llllsr1 Tllitllt -C-.. 11:00 ••(1)<11 •• ... .. ,........... -•(I) (Cf7) (])) ._ • C'ristan 1l ...,, Arthur • ....,._.C1 mtlla • (]) ((17) (]))a Cl) ... .... CC>""-"' ...... Aarel" (drt) 'S8-8rod111ck Ct1wf01d e G Cl)• 8 .... _1 .. -fiedler, tllt Boston Pops Drthestra, • i.r...r o. --ud the hnlltwOOd festwtl Cllorus Cl) ..., lfM lie. (]) G Ut's '9 .. tllt bell undet Ille d1rtct1011 of John Of!Ytr • CD (!I (!JI (I)) ._ e Siiia 11 • perlorlll a S91<11I yulthdt conctrt • lllllit: Cl:) (2IW) ~ * . • 1" ....,_ "91 e LI .,_,..,. Mlt Alctl" (dra) ·~ Cl) 1lle.... • lllCk ti OI ....... •n..O..c,.... • ,.. .... JP I I' .,....,,....... ------------------, -1:30-... c...a .. JarnM (~ Kr#ln, right) nnd1 an Innocent prank to be no taughlng matter wti.n he It mlltakenly tn'Hted for tnopllfttng after a rich. a.,.,,... cl111mate trick• him Into Wlllklng out of a departmen1 1tore with an unpurchaMd Item In "Fut and Looae" on NBC'• Jam" at 15, Thur9day at 9PM. A store aecurlty guard (Duane Tucker, left) offers James an escort . .. • ((ll) ())) SzYDr' In 0tde1 to hve more h11mony w1t~1n t~e dwene lfOlll>S ol the Community Cenltr, Nick °'11111ZIS 1n 1ncounlt1 $tSSIOl1 .c..c:.ti ... .c:i..wlb e lAldle lAn • °"' EllJ 9:00 • (Cf7) CJ}) lletlt: cC) (hr) "IW W' (dr1) '77-AJta Kwas. Susan AnSP1Ch. Chris DeRose. Sltvt Sandor, ff1Cy Wtlltf. Alea Karm end Susan AnSpaCll stir 111 111 1ppeal <• (I)) lM a..tcat 5*"' ...... ~ ..... -11:30- • (Cf7) (])) ([) ll"6ec Hnalt S-0. Kola• ea([)••....,c... •LM---se,te (]) ....,..: "Th Juk'9t" (com) '50-Jlnlfl!y StlWlrt. 81tblra Halt. • (J) <II (9 CIJ) St1nlr A H*ll . ....,.... • Cet SllMt •"' 1IOCW. ••r...-.... ina Ion story about 1 hulkina 12:00 wrestler whose biurre lift in tllt rl111 • TllillM r.. !las little meanina u~lil he 111ttts""' • ,_...,,....... WOllll~ who ·~ hrm IS • •ann. • ...._ '1i.t Dulln's Deuell setlSllrte penon instead of Ille booed ler .. ''Dt-..ed" , ''Wiiie" wllo lf04IMS I~• fins' fllfY. • ""'' eOCl)•·a MMl ~ ec-...M ~ '1he 200 Pound Gonlll ' -12:30- Burly chitf mecll1nic Set. Andy • ...._ '1~1CCO Ro1d," "Tht Micllin's dislile of all offlCtf'S IS so Cncbmln," "Tht Mystery of Miile wtU known trill when llt n prOlllOle4 Roc•I" to W11rtrrt Dfliw lit is II t loSS t0t • (]) (]I ( Cll (I)) ..,., .. word$. a!ld. in fMtz1bon. IMS on 1 ...... ra111911e wi111 his lists. • ~ '1tn Till Men," ··111on. • (])(II 9 ~ a.trtlt'• a. sler from A Pre1111to1te Plutt." 1911 "Dude R1nch Slory" The "Retllfll of tllt Vtmpk .. ' wealthy ownt1 of 1 posfl C.hf0fn11 Me rlllCh hifes Sabrina, Kelly alld 1100 Kris to find out which °' his cuestJ " • 4J (]) a ,...,. t kiH11 • I S,, (I) ... .,.. " ,,.. • fW' (com) '71-Doft Knotts, Joe FIJft•. • T'HIS IS CHISSTllASI * ...... , .... Caftl Sillc· T""' " Q . ti e ._. Ille Tellle CINI 1111 A musicll ChriitmH SOtcill hosted by the first 81pll&t Church of Pomona. 2:00 •CD._ t • ...._ "This Lind l"M1111," "Step Uvety" -2:55- .... Cl:) ....... ~ (cktl '63-Gtnt Barry. THURSDAY I t.JI ....... II a..n." (WS} 'S2-M11t """"· JIQ e.itlel 10:11 • "tt ... ,,._. .. nm a-" (com) ''7-0on De Fore, Gall Storm QI ct).,_ ter T•" (mus) 'S2-Btnc Cfosl>y, Jt11t WyrNn l?:tl • .... Wt T-r (dra) ·•9-Gltnn foid, btlyn Keyes 1.-a ctJ ·a nae • "" lit" (mys) '73-Chns l!oblnson Z:OI • "FMr O.,.rat1 llt1'' (di•) '60-Aldo Ray 1• <II ct) "OMJ TW C.. f'lt(' (com) '62-Peter Sellers. l:• • CC> "Tiie s..111 hr• II ~~ (adv) '58-Kerwtn MatlleM, Kathryn Grant 8:00 • (CUJ CD> CD Tiii ...._ foi Ille tllll hme 1n hes mamtd hit, the llard won1nc John Wtlton lw finally lo.ltd hrs way completely Olll ol debt and llvows a b11 celebratlOll IA lloflOI of the oct1SIOll, but Ille lutmlies are r11111td whtn Ike tells lollll SOll'lt l1"1hn1 llewl fll ht 1ht1 he arves his victory wetell e U CJ) • 0 CHlh As· sianed to • •111h1n1 station, Ponch and Jon jJd unewpected ewtement 1n the pif11111t of truck lh1e•es. plui 1nvo1¥ement with a cliff·hanc1n1 ve hlCle and a runpay power boat. • Ml'6r. (Jiit) ..,_ ef F ....... ... "(hot) '39-8olls Katloll CJ) lltMe: ct) (1'w) "TM Clwist· .,, Trff" (dra) '69-W1llt1m Holden, V11u LISI • ()) CD (9 CD) Wtk ... lecl ...,_, Arnold t1kes O¥er as the school radlO sl11ton PfOllJmtr, mU(h •ViiiliiQ I to the d1sm1y 01 the student 11e .__ .... ...,.iiiiiiiiiiiiii-.-_._ replKed-lellow Swcalhot Freddie esoo • ((Ill CD> CD ... e @CD•ft ... -~o.. CJ)..., &riffMll .. • CD <JI <121 CD> ...., e ... "'°'9 Los M&tlti Kines vs Cha=:!' ~ Hawb .. .... •• . ....., ........... • .,nw..s.. ez-• u CfWI ... CtlMI ............. eM1tt&c.... -6:30- .... ct) (ti) •• 11r ..... CllrilllW' (dfl) '7 l -Hwi Rhodtt, ()) ......... ...,.. (fl ..,, Crilfll ,.... • .,nw.s... (CI?I CJ)) ni. a...-..... ·°"'~ ec... • Tiie Sirwtll un ........ 7:00 CD mr...,o.. e•oCD ••"'-•UtnCM CJ) ni. 0.. c_.. CJ) Te Tel .. TnlCll ....... t..y ...... 2 (('U) CD>_, nw. S.. .QIMr.,,._ .ni. .... -~""" (9())) ........ 8U....TY •Ed.S.&a, -7:30- -~~ORWn Yuletide favo11t11 comp1111 t11ls spedlt Quistmas PtCb11 with th• Glenclalt s,tllpllony COllducttd by CanMft °'*toll . ....,.., .. ())Tllttwa. ........ CJ) .. s..ci Ol-9 U (J) ..... • <•Cl)) ni......, .... Wull•nrton • c:..i llll'Mtt & f'** e Mal ef r ... ""4 Un1•ersity of Maryland ¥S M1nntS011 Unrwel'lity 11 lq lOll Stadium 1n Al1ba11U1 -~ • 0.. u,_ A Cllllk "Robln Hood" eu .,.,,._. .... lltilll ... c.. -1:30- • CD <JI (9 CD) a.rs 9"" ,..-. "81Kll 1nd WMe Blues" Tile Ihm boys "bolfow" a ntw eolol TV set from the11 t1111rth to watch an 1111pol1ant loolblll &ame, then panic when they think they've blolten 11 •TnlClltrCu..., c• • Tiie ...... Etlle .... • °"' c., 9:00 • (('U) CD) CD Maw1ii flH·O The population olHonolulu. i11clud· tna e.en as sllrtwd a cynie as five·O boss Steve MtGarrtlt, rs bamboozled by a ct+q11t of brdliant ,ouna un1•t1· Slty studenti wllo enalnur • 9f\OnJ 1H11l·wave alert 111 oide1 to pull off the heist of millions ot dollars worth ot iewetiy e oCD•11t,_. .. is "fut nd LOOll" Jamn lsmpt 11110 tilt tel set by a nch classmate, wfloje ertma1ut hfblts and worldly hit· st)it COIWlnct Miii tllat all ftntHits ••ft 111t111I lo bt uperttftCt4 • CD <JI (9 CJ)) ...., 111-w '111e S.11k" An CM1tr11td cit11tn cru tH I dlStUtball« wMrl lit lu<ns llllt lus deposit at a specitliled llledactl Mn~ 11.i beta ICCldcntallly 1111Md. . .,.... • lllln Cttlll .. •S-Ftm.,.., .... CC) car>""'"".,.. ....... ....,... (mus) ·s.c- Howard KHI, Ja111 PoweU. •• QIW1 ~ ..... AclM trom Ill• Natlon1l ll1e1tre of the Deaf mime a aeuu ot nostaltlc. yet comtC, vl111tttes in lllelr cl1aic d11m1thatio11 of Dyl1n Thomas' poem ducrlbln1 h11 boyhood in Welts In Ille 1920'&. .......... -9:30- • CD Ill (9 CD> ean.r e-. ttJ Tedcty 811rnstdt refuses lo lltlp Cll1tl Ror att 1 llol1d11 lotn trom the bank and sets ott • chain of str•nce tveftt1 ....... , .... 10:00 • (Ci?J (])) CJ).., .. ., ,..., All old family ftvd erupts and a k1Mtftt OWlfl whta the 1111 wllo tngtred lllt feud reappears •tier • lhltl·Jtll 1bstnct, aod Balnaby 11 caucllt in UM middle MulM of htS luencls.lup •Ith OM ot lht PIUICtPals, 1 ptOMtr Clltfoin11 ta11dtloldtr. • u CJ) • <D ... , ... .., ......... tltlllla.tefU "llle Class Drt1mtrs" Two schem1n1 trad· uates. 111tent on mak1na lots of money, aie ollertd a fut lood fran. ch1st with all kinds ol sh1ftp It t1ehed . • UQA ld.eW Sin IOSfJ at UCLA CJ) AAA ~ AIA vs M1Ch1aan. • CD Cit ((21 CD) Mel m1 ..... • Mutertltce Tkat11 "I. Claudius" <*> ..... o.-e----... -~ -10:30-...... 11:00 • CD • CJ) ({17) CD> ._ e oCD<m •&"'-• ** ctJ "Tillt """ r• Ill(' (com) ·sa-~btt Reynolds, c.r1 lu1ttM. .lolMI Suon •"' O..C..,.. • Tiie ..... , ... ·~ •r-F....- • Did Clwtt (all ())) llnt/l.M UtrlcH Styte .,,.,., .. -11:30-• <<m CD> CD ... le: ctJ "C.llet Om l.ee4M" -Van JollllSOll. rrederlCk Stafford e G Cl)• a JIMlr c.r. •CD <JI (9 CD> hlka -~ lfecill ......... ews-t ta Tiie 70ICM •C....-* .... -~~ 12:00 •hlllldZ-• ,...., F ....... • .... CC> """* a ... Kile" (•dY) '60-Joan Colhns -12:30- • lhritt: "$ulltv1111 Tuvtls," '"Son of Dtacw." "Wttrd Wom1n" •C...-. 1:00 eoCD•T....,.. ••"7 • M.nn: ··count Tllm and Prar." "Cry the Belmd ~ntiy" -1:30- ...... "IMS--." (wt1) 'S&-Roty Clllloun, Mtrtha H1er a.GO e ....._ "The Popp7 11 Abo A Flower." "Lovett end Lollipops" -2:05- • -..: ct) ''he Chtll*f" (dr•) '&7-0.nen ~Gevln . TV WEEK. DECEMBER II, 1177 FRIDAY I t:M •"..._ r,...,.. ..... (wes) ·~-Mau1tu O'ltara, Alea Nicol, Robtrt St11uss. Jean111 Coopef 11:11 • "Tiie $111 ti ... c.." (dra) '32-Claudttl• Colbert. Chitin~ • ... en" (dfl) '51-Alasta11 Sun, Ktthletn Htm1on. l?:tl. :8!'f .... .. C.· _.. (drl) 40-James Stewttt. M•r1111t Sullivan. 1:00 • CC) ''1\e o.,., .... , .. (com) '66-J.c• C1Hord, P1ul O'Keefe, Ray Bolter. z:eo • ctJ .,. ... 11"b ta.. S.. ti ltefcM" (llor) '63- Rocei Browne. Jackie lint. l1~Sm1 l:OI (JI ct) "Tiie ,....,. .... C..,.•J" (com) '61-fred Astl11t, ~bte ReyAofd$. J:lO . ct) "fllltl6 ........ (adv) '66-Slephen 8oyd, Edmond 0'811en. Raquel Welcil. Arthur Kent1~ lvlliliiQ e:oo e CD ((Ill CD> ... e aCD •ft'l._ -~o.. CJ) ..., lrifflli .. • CD <JI <9 CD> ._ • lllM: ~ (1'w) '1111 ...... 1111 ._...., (wes) 'S9-Aud1e Mur· phy, Jolnnc Dni, Gilbert l!oland . . ........ ...... . ....., .. ......... ta feqerlM .... Cont'd from Sl'M. flolida Sl1te VJ Te11s Tech. .,_ e1.as..r-.,......, .. ,..., •-..tac:... _,:»- • Tiie htce II ... ()) ............. (Jl llltwClftl ..,nw.s.. (('U)CD)Tlltt ........ l:'.!i.... .f .... r.trlll •F Tr-. 7s00 • Tiie ........ Rici! Uttlt auats. CD Orll.._ •UCDe"-eu....a. CJ) n. 0.. c..,.. .... CJ) T• Tel .. Tl'lll • ...... t..y • ..... 2 ((llJ CD) "" nw. S.. •MIUdll•U... .~ .. <•CD>...., Ill fmi1 I , .. TlllflM • Cllllrlll , ..... . ....... FRIDAY (Con,lnued) -7:30- • U Star Myttlillt Giles Bu~lln& loose vs Ei1M Is £nouah ., flMily f tll4 .,.....,...""'' Cl)TM.._ • Ill 9 CD Hollywood s.--Cl)lM M~ • (IS! ) Tiit lr14J 141nch cm I.It's Ill•• A Dul ((ll) (l))f llltily AHatt • Mt ... Mtllitnl ID L.A. lllltrtaa11tt cm A atrilblln Ce1W1tioe 8:00 8 ((17) (J)) Cl) llleN: a::> (llu) "Tiit llMe" (d11) '66-Gto11t C SGott. Ava G11dne1 Peler O'Toole Franco Nero, John Huslon Rteh1rd Harn$. Slephen Boyd. !he him. taken d1"ctty from the book ot Genesis. iecounts th& s1ory ot man's c1uhon, his tall, his survival and t11s 1ndom1ta bte ta1th in tht future It 1s a dr• mat1c 1ccount of lht 1ni11al daY$ ol the world starttnt with the creation 01 Adam and Eve and the11 b1n11h ment t1om the Garden of Eden and 1tso ch1onictes the s1oiy of Cain and •bel 1nd the hves ol the followina 1enerJhons e o m s n. u111• ~ .., An1m1ted Ch11slmn SIOI} OI an 01ph1ned boy •hO 1oes 10 Btthtehtm and 11r1ves 11 the Chtt\I Child's manaer •1th noth1n110 tive eacepl • son& The Yrenn~ Chou 8o'1 SIOI Grter Garson 1s n1rr1I01 e MooM: a::> (ar) wllM S-9"" (mu$) •6-Fred Astaire Bina Cfosby (IJ Mowlt: (C) (Ziii) "t.e It 1t1t SIMlt" (Cl!l) 'g Lorena Yovn1. Celeste Holm • (J) 9 ((8) ([)) 0.., tll4 lbrlt lhe Moimon hber~le CllOu and Paul Lynde guesl 0 S Ultn WttMll Los An celes lakm vs Port11nd Trail blue11 m ea~ h<Mtt •lld r r1tllft a> 1111Ctr1M a..I flo11d1 Stile vs 1 em Itch from Ort1ndo. norrd1 t!DTAfllt llHt fllJ D Wdllftrton lllttl 111 lltt- CD LI U111r,.W. -1:30- ., 0 Cl) llD Clll Tiit fourth ~ fhe animals ot tlle 101eS1 see a w011dttful $Ill that luds I hem to ttie manaer 1n Bethteh1m where thet discover someth1n1 1mpo1t1nt that was m1S$lnl lrom their hvu-tove foi one anolher. Ted Ross, Alnold Stanc. L1u11e Beech man Bob Mer adden and Ed Cten1n are lht l'OICU in this 01111nal animated miniul special •Ctm-Wlb • ...., c.o.-ttltalJ m aw• Strttt-... 9:00 e o a a n. 111tc•1tr• F• (R) "lhe Deadly Mm " Jim 11 duped by 1 dally, seem1n11y de r1n1ed smnllst who puts 111111 throu1h 1n ellbOnte stress uemse undet lhe 1u~ of 1nwut11a11na 1 homic1dt • CJ) <11 (8 Cll) J1~11 Du· ttt's WJ llllMlttM Cltl'lstlNs An encoie pm~ntahon of John Denver'' old·tUhiOntd Christmn celebralion in tht Rockies with 1uesls Vale11e H11per, OIM• "••ton·John and Steve M1r1in. • lltft 'riftlll .. , .. , .. IDVW-ID ll SMw 0. E4•rdo II Ill> flrl•• Unt 10:00 D !lll Cll D 0 ~l11cy ''C11b Job" Rosey Gntr aids Qu111(y 111 an ellort to sawe 1 JO'"' 1uvenlle-sen101 c1t11ens 1wut1011 p10111m that hn been 1e09<1rd1zed by lhe arrest of a youth 101 the slayin1 ot an eldet1y man Gany Walbera; John S R1t1n i nd Robtr1 Ito to stir e UCl.A ._... lhw Nurco Sl1te "Au1tt" vs UCLA Bruins :-1) liltM: "Billy the ll1d ~. DtK ula" e (J) (JI (9 Cl)) AIC """ ca..., "VolunleefAtmy ....... a l•llt ...,,.., CtlrislJNs • clal ll)Mulldol.,,...._ mD m "°"' Tlltab• -10:30- ID ID ..... ID LltlM c.-tl11111 11:00 fJ .. '1ll (() 8 """ • Cl) CJl lhln Cl lhtit: CCJ "Tiie w~ Md tM l11110<ttlt" (•es) '59-Aud11 Murphy, Joanne Dru CD Tiit Od4f ~ II) Tht , ... , ...... ,. ((IZJ ) ..... IBl ftttvtr ftm!Ot4 ID Diel CMtt (QI) ) "•wt/hwt A•trkH Style -11:30- • MM: ll·A~•H, "1\e •1tnt lw(' (com) '73-0an Rowan, Orck M1r1in D @ Dal,_., C.. Mn lt: "ltJt114ll , .. ,,, .... (rom) 40-R1ch11d Carlson, Jean Parker • Cil crm ca Cl)) a.mu tDlltt,..... • "'S..rt S Tiit 100~ D Cl-tilled AIC 11ns llD lbclld/Ltllrtr lle,.n 12:00 eM11111t111Ml lldc m forntl h tl!WOM cm fllowlu : "Tiit Constant Hus· band.'' "01mon & Pyth1u" -12:30- Mowlt: "Man rn lht Sll1dow" e Mowies: "Cllnslmu 1n C4nnecl1· cut," '1he lnw1$1blt Ray, "God's Country" 8 StlrtiM (JD) flltflt: 'Om lht Hill Gani Rides Aa11n" m 11n '-1111 .. t11t ""' 1:00 9 TtllaMllt 8 IUl Cl) QJ) lllWlll&M s,.dll ....-: "Kid H~hons." "Hunttr ol lht Unknown," "Down Dtko1• Way " ''lhe R11n1wo " D IS,, tD lltwln: "lady 1n Ille Lake." "My Sr~ Convoetl'' 2:00 G Mo•lta: "H11ht 1n P111d1se." "Bl1ll(llt fur( -3:20- • ~ CID 0-S-si.,i lttfe" (com! '5A-Debblt Reynolds, Dick P()Wt I, Anne rr1nc1J I SATURDAY I DlCOllO 2• MORNING e:oo e Tlllfa Cit Cl)s.llls...e.t •c-.ltyf ..... .U-.., .. IMAlt -6:30- ., QI) AMl!IW• ti M••!Md M ... v • .., Cl)berp s....n GHMFl!Qtsai.. <II f,.. CUit .. CMllCt at UM Sb ....... ID~ ..... 7:00 • s.rtN SetMltlf D 0 Cl) CD <lll Tht C.I . "'" Cl) HM f11411ct si.. • (J) (lJ (8 Cl)) SMptr· ~""' Cl) ..... Sullllty et11tm a. • 8111111bry """ ms-Y~S... ......... m ,.., .., Htlllh -7:30-e c-na TIMM .hcwttitll (IJ ...,.,. Cl) Mtritatl SM Oitat m llMie: "111 OW Clllftnril" (wts) '42-John WayM, P1lly Kelly an.~ -~"·-~ 8:00 • ((fl) (J)) Cl) 1\e 5'.lt.W,. G 0 (() CD IDl n 111• l'I•• ,.... e 11o111: CCJ "lecl•c '""" (ad~) 'S4-B1ll Williams •CJ) al QI) Cl) ~J'' All· Slit Uff-M,..,ia Cl -..: a::> (nr) ....... S4111- dr(' (susp) '71-Mir\ ltn1rd ..,....., ..... S VtlCe ff T-,. -1:30- • 0 Cl) CD a ltuy l'111ta ......... (IJ ~ • OMa """ • a.tllc 9:00 ~(~) Cl) lip ln11/ G @CIJDO~ Cl) ... ..., m 111t1t: "OfNI &.ts" (com) '41-lrurel i nd Hardy. Sheri• Ryan .......... , • U1•ttt1tll Anut CltrbttMa c.c.t (12 lloun) Litt coveraae of the 18th Annual Cllfdtmu Contert from the Music Cenltf Ille dlY·lonl event futures cllurth, tolle&t. h1&h $Cllool and community croups from VlflOU$ aren al the Southland ., IMlcllt -9:30-• o Cl) • a llfl 11 ...... : (lllM .. ..,...,. (ldW) 'S6-Rllond1 flemlna. Cl)....., q.lll TV WEEK. DECEMBER ,,, 1977 .-...1111u1t111Mt ((ll) ())) llfl f..tWI m EsU " le VIN 10:00 G 0 Cl) G ID AFC ftt"•ll Dnth~uw""'"' rum1 10 bt 1nnou11Ced (IJ WtlMy .. tM OIMMMn • rn aJ a Cl) lr.rtt •· .... • WlllltlM a. Of Mitt • s.tti Wt ........ SHMf.i~ er,._. 8lu"Httletttr -10:30- • ((fl) CJ)) Cl) W-/Tatu11 (J)llMlt:~flftllelllll• Ila" (adv) '36-Slurley Temple. •SdnaflctlMMowlt S Mt¥1t : "ht~ ud ll•t lunaulk" (tom) ·~2-Abbott ' Costello ., W'lthlt e 111t M'-fa111Hy 11:00 • CJ) ®I • Cl) * Wtdtlld s,.dal "MJ Our Uncle Sherlock" • LA. l'attt1111 ID Sii , l'lllitltll • r ,,.., -11:30- • Cl) s.ace ~, CJ) (ll AIMrkall ..-...; •WJHlll Hllfriellda CD w.rtd .. Swtiwll mn..a.wo. • llllcHalt'• ""' an•RNOON I 12:00 • $teftG fll .. esn.r_.,..-.... (IJ .._.: "oi.,M" (mus) '36- S~ll1ey lempfe, Fr•nk M0t11n 8 (8 Cl)) AIMrlc.M IHdttl..- • tut SWt Klft m llltllul HM llH AIMClllieft '77 w.rtd A11la CS flllM: "'Slllb Clle C.11tt1 ttie lbrtil•" {com) '6'-John C.11, Leonard Hicks ., ftllllrla , .... 8A*"&c.ttllo -12:30- • ht Mlltrt •'"' tflt c..y Kids (]) A Cltrlstus CMld • .....,blly cm ~· ...... --• Cl) .., .. Qlristl!IU ... (JI.~ 1:00 • ((17) CJ)) ........ ""' •. .... , CJ) llttlt: "l\ettln on Old MtOonalds r,,m .. ClJ ...,..: "flit SltMtf rw.-.· (dla) 66-Anne Bancroft m SMrl T 11111 (8 CJ)) 111.ic" Qlrtst11111 e t•flfWtllaflflO -1:30- • Cl) CIS f1llll FtlU.11 (() ...,.: "Hunte11 ol lha Wild" • **' • c.telll • lllttlt: "IM lht~lu Story'' (d11) '56-Ward Bond. Bob Mathias S llftlt: a::> "A "" ftf lteMI"' (d11) '62-Sandy Oeschet (8 CJ)) Qlfiltll# ClllW 2:00 -~11 • T1le li1 Willey ...,.: •·to Alt My t11enc1s 011 Short" ......... ,..,..... (QICD)~b ID ,._.. tw !tit ,_,, .... ,.,,.,Ult -2:30- 8 It T.US Al «t.a ~City Tllat fe.891 ~ 3:00 .... llD • StlrtitM e lllwlt: ''Ollwr fwisf• (ell) '48- Robert Newton. John Ho11ard Davies (!) lllowlt:' ~ (nr) "Cr) ltr Happ(" (com) '61-Clenn ford ID lllotle: ~ "Tiii tilt Clluft 1111 Jy" (mus) '47-Robtrt Walker e r.ru11 ((llJ CD) a.t1111111T11un a Diset ·11 ( iftl Cl)) A CSI Clullt1U1 m Clllt tn la TarM • Kick loll111 -3:30- • CD CIS S,.rti s,.ct1e11111 CD G.er l')te ca rttt., ... ..,... (QI) CD> A CSI Qrlstmti S,.Cial I!) , ... If.th llldtllM 4:00 Cl) Qrtst.a Ult IM FtM4I D Satw'-1 8 .....,. IM Hil FrlltMb (J)ltte1111 ....... • T1le ""'"'" • llttit: "llltl•I" (d1') 55 Edll11d C Robinson, Nina Foch (lllJ CD) 5'eu Ac*"'1 0 CD ll'MSiM a e -.. ... t11t -.... (8 CD) AllllMI llJot'W 9 TIMs It Ille Nfl ...... ,"_ -4:30-CI> Tilt CilJ T111t fo11ot AM11t QristMU CD S.p.n11111 • T1llt Is 1M llfl a 111t11mi. •• ( '21> ())) WotN Df SllM¥1I D f'9P Gees IN CMtlrt 8 NFL '-Mt of the WtA G>AtllM.._• 5:00 8 C*l lllU sa.. e CD Stai Tld Cl) hie: "Wiie o... ttr (com) '42-Abbott ind Costello •CD <II ca CJ)) AIC's ir• ~tfs,efts e llttlt : "A Cllrislr11t1 Carol" {N) '38-Alasteir Stm ...... ~ "1111 ow 11111 ... tilt Set" (dia) '58-Sptnm Tracy ( (llJ (I)) TMs Is tlM llfl 0(1)~ la ,., $Ma tllt C..MIJ e El Slltw .. Wllttr lltt'tMt D Hit Hn a1m • ltlltlc F ,_ IN Oty.,tc -5:30-........ (<lli (J)l..."'!... "-"' die .... 0(1) ,.._..a.If Cllrtd!Na~ •• rty ....... Slllw au.na.. • ~" Cllrlll111• ~ @ViNINQ 8:00 a (CllJ CJ)) Cl) ltll •••l11rt Sllow fl d1strunUtd patienl buys a con.ltkl on Or Bob Hartley I.hat makes ~1m the taraet for a pie throw1n1 "hlt·mu". D Ill 8 Tiit 1i1i1k """9tt • lllllle: ~ (Zllr) "HolidaJ 11111" (mus) '42-B1n1 Crosby frtd Astatrt Cl) T1le ;ifhf ~ • (]) <II ((21) Cf)) TIMtb hb rtlll l1lls rn IO¥t with a handsome poht~I candidate and has to con· tend •rlh lhe 1ulousy of her boss. TV star Paul Thurston • lilly;,-.. Clln.tlm ~· ....... -~ats.. • "-tiltp 19 EM & Well U Cl) Orel hkrts Cllrlst•11 s,.i.i (II) ...... ! ~(!!Ir) ......, lftnw (mus) '42-Brna Cmby. Frtd klarre. MN)Ofte Reynolds -~et .. -8:30- • (<lli CJ)) CJ) "''" Get I.ad Otller (J) Si*'1 llli&llt The ht1rtwa1mln1 11111Jc of /low l/le bfloved Christmu carol camt to be llll'itlen." • CD cm a Cl) or."''"' l'tttimlt "And Baby M1 ts 33" !ht erew of lht Su f11e1 alltmpts to hide two new p.mn1ers blou&hl on board by Lt Nick Holden and num Barbara Ou11n-1 baby and a IOll- as well as thi frve Almy nurses •hen 1 lou&~ admiral comts abol1d • c.ii. .. 9 :00 • (<lli (J)) Cll Tiit Jefft lMlll When Louise dlJCO'ltrS that CtOll• has been s1ndrn1 prutnts and money to 1 mystt11011s 1dd1ns. she follows him to lrnd out wily ind 1s sllocbd by Whal she StlS. D 8 Cl) 11 8 lletlt: ~ {Ztw) "Ill S..rdl ff....,. •• "-"" (doc) '76-Brad Crandall n111ates A document1ry drama prtSenlina lhe evidence rn support of the 81bl"8I stOIY of Hoa/I, based on the lrndinrs of the numerous upedltlons-d1t1na as tar back IS 700B C.-lhlt hive put the lrnal reslln1 place of the uk rn the v1c1oity of Mr. A11111 1n etsfern Turkey. Cl) Tiit fwtfft Glfta e CJ) <II 121 Cl) StartkJ & Hutdl An orphan, thief. IS btf11tnded by Slarsky end Hutch • S.tvr4ay lillclll ~ m FOl YUlE YOClS SEE • Hll HAW '71 TOIUT£ ........... -~ Classteal music end din« bnna the m111t oJ 1111s cl.uic tale to trfe Str1ei Prokoltrls billet 1s PtrfOlmtd b~ lilt Cofumbla, Soulll ~rohna C1i. lblltl with accompanr mtnl by the Moscow Symphony CID Mntt"*9 'Tllttt1t -9:30-• <<m CJ)) Cl) r .. , lu4aff Beverly Carl1nd 1uuu 1s an euru sive and nutty rultor who wllirfs rnfo Walter's hie like a susonal hunteant ind dtmanlh !hit ht sell hrs tw>use e llttit: "Cll1111'' tmyl) 'U - Susanna foster. Boris l<arlOlf 10:00 a ((llJ CI>) ()) lloltk One of Ko 11k's delec11Vts tries to pmt his wife's dr~O(Ct lawyer 1s iespo11sible fOI h111ng an arsonist to burn up h11 boat in order to attach tht insu11nce • 0'11 Mtfts • CJ) <II (121 {))) Tiit ltfl l8t '1he did Men and the Run awa~." "A fmt Romance" and "fhe Pa1nlers" ........... S Crutm featvre TV WEEK. 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