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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-12-31 - Orange Coast Pilot1 ·-· Orange Coast .. Di•e-a-Llne B~rgcdns Toda11 EDITION j ·1 I VOL 70, NO. 365, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1977 TEN CENTS ' s Mangers Raps Brown's 'Band-Aid' Fund By JACKIE HYMAN Ol I._ Dally "llol $1•11 Three Orange Coast as· sem blymcn said Friday they will probably back Governor Brown's request for S27 million for the stal e hospital syst em. but criticized his handling of the hospital crisis. "Frankly. I deeply rc!>enl the fact that he's now m o\•ing from hospital lo hospital applying thi:. money like Band-Aids when he wns glveh ample warning 11ome time ago that we were in serious trouble at these insti~utlons ... said Dennis Mangers, D Huntington Beach. "He cut budget,,s tor them then. Now that the placits ar• In abflolute crisis he's tryrng to app- ly the money that applied earlier would have prevented cuts in i.tarr." he said. "l don't think we have any choice but to support the addi· tional funds at this time.·· M ungerli addect. noting that the improvements could lead to re· certifi cation of some of the hospitals by the federal govern ment Four of t hem. inc luding Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa. Wl're decertified last sum· mer and have been losing Sl.5 million in federal funds per month. "I also frank Iv think it 's an ex· ample of totally inept leadership of the Departm ent of llealth." Mangers s aid. "l will continue to cull on the top l\dministraUon of that department to resign and make way for better managers." Assemblyman Ron Cordova, D· El Toro, said he hasn't seen the fiscal analysis and need study yet and so can only com· ment generally. "I'm aware of the critical in· adequacy in many of our stale hospitals and Ir the S27 million is appropriate and sufficient, then I certnlnly will vole for It." he uJd. ''Pouring in more money may be the solution or it may not be s ufficient," Cordova said . "Perhaps more money is needed but administrative changes may be necessary. "It would be fooli sh to pump more money Into a system that has proven to be inadequate. We may need a systems change as well as more money.·· Chet Wray, D·Garden Grove, Vietnalllese Invade Ca Second Stop Carter Heading For Iran Visit WA RSA\\'. l'olancl ( 1\ (>I Presidl'nl Curll'r hC'ads for Iran today i.<·t·ond i.top on h1:-. six· nation foreign tour · <efl l'r cap· ping his f1r:-.t i.tall' v1..,1l tu a Com munisl c111mlr~ "1th .in <·xchan~e nf toai.ts ''1th his Pnl1i.h host~. C:1 rll'r "ill be m<•t·l111g in Tehnrn with lhl' Shah of Iran. I ll'adl•r 111 orw of lh1· \\orld"., . largl''>I 1111 prndunng nat111n'>. t11 <11 ... eu.;:-1.·m·rgy problt•m., 1 ll' and lhl· sh;1h also \\ l'ft' \•\ l>t.•<·h·!I lo t;1kt• lip llll' l.tlt•St ;\l11ldl1• r:ast de 't•lopmcnt.;. hdore l'arll'r's Nl'\\ Y l'a r ·s Day ml'eling an Tchrun "ith King I lu:-.sein of Jord:.in The president is expected to de.cidc todav whether he wall in· elude a brw·r mcctin~ with Egyp· tian Prl•sult•nl Anwar Sadat in his trip Carll'!" said Friday ht• was <'<>ns1dt•ring a stopovt>r in Egypt "halt• 1•n route to ~·ranee Wedn<.•:-.tla\ ;1ftt•r <i mt•t•l 1ng Y.1th King Kh :;ll•rl 111 Saudi Arabia Ttfe~da~ Cartl'r. oflt•nn.i:: a l<•a"-l at a lansh st .ill' d1111wr 1-'rul:I\· night .it I lw 171 h c·l'nl 111'\ \\'ar<.,a\\ p.d:1tt'. 'aul hl' bc•la:\ t•d l'oland and lh1· So\ l<'l l 'n1011 "ould launeh a \\ar onl\ unclt•r "lht.> most profound provotulion or m isunrlt'rsl and lllJ.! · · As for t hl' l '111tt•d Slalt•i.. he Suspicions Confirmed; Firm Robbed Employl•es of the Southwest Savings & Loan 111 Ruena Park told police they were s uspicious of a man \\ho came into their building at least l wice laht \\eek yet transacted no business. Their ::.uspicions were con- firm ed Friday, The man robbed a teller of $500. Police said the robber. dressed in a blue nylon windbreaker. blue jeans and a while suilor hat:- fe ig ned h aving a g un and claimed to be holding the firm's m a na ~er h ost age o utsidl' somewhere The manaJ(e r actually was away from the building. but in no danger, police said. The robber had apparently studied his com· mgs and goings. FOOTBALL I'": I ONTV "\iJ-TODAY SUN BOWL Cflannel 2. 10:30 a .m. Stanford vs. LSU PEACH BOWL Chennet 13, Noon lowaSU.t&v~. N.C. State EAST·W£ST QAMI Ch•nnel11, 1 p.m. BLUEBONNET IOWL Ch•nnel 5• 5 p.m. Tau A&M vs . USC said. "We also want peace and would never start a war, except hy mistakr. when we didn 't un· derstand the motives a nd al· 11tudes and desire for peace on th<• part of our potenllal ad· 'l'rsarit•s." To:1slinS! his host, Polish Com· munisl Parl\ l<'adl'r Eciward (; tt•rc>k. Carll;r said his \'ls1l to \\',1r<.,aw ;1 c·11 \' rt'huilt from lhl' a:-.hl'!. of Worlci \\':1r II <·on 'llH'l.'d him Poland and lht' SO\ ll't l' n 1011 havt' suff t>rcd so dC'C'pl_v rrom war lhl'v Y.Otlld never star t one on their O~\ n. "/\!though we belong to dif forc nl military a ll iances, our hunf(er for peace is the same.·· Carter said. (; it'r ck. in his reply. said Poland "spares no effort lo con· .,olidate the process of dctente and makt' it irreversible. for de ll'nlc 1s the only alternative ·· Driving to the banquet. tht• Ca rtt•r motorcade passed I hrough about 100 dissidents gathcr<'d outside lhe palace j!al<'s on a cold and nainy night. The dl• mon:-.trators ehantcd in Pohsh "C;irtcr. Carter. save us. ::.an• us .. In his toast, howcv<'r. Carter praised the Polish record of "a deep commitme nt to human riJlhls, a belief in the value of human freedo m a nd human hf(' ... A White I louse official said Polish police dispersed the de· monslrators. There were no re- ports of violence or ar rests. The only m ajor flap in the crowded Carter schedule came Thursday ni~hl when a U.S. in· l e rpretcr provided an erratic :ind slightly comi c translation m· to Polish of Carte r 's a rrival statem ent The trans l ation bro ught snickers from some Poles and led to the replacement of his American translator . But at the dinner, the Polish s ubstitute himselr stepped aside in the mid die of Carter 's toast and another Polish trans lator stepped into the breach. HBMan Hurt As Train Hits Pickup Truck A driver wbose pickup truck cr acked through the wooden warning gate at a Huntington Beach intersection railroad crossing watched helplessly Fri· day from inside as a freight train s mashed into him. The slow·movlng train struck squarely into the driver's side of the truck where Steve Orton, 22. of 4$32 Minuet Drive, Huntington Beach, watched it come toward him. Orton and the truck were pushed 150 feel down the tracks. near Warner Av~nue and Gothard.Street. before the train ti~h\e~ was able lo bring the live.car freiabt to a stop. Huntington Beach paramedics treated Orton for chest and in· tunal injuries and transported hlm to Huntington Intercom· rnunlty H<;llP.ltal, where today he wall r~~ ln •table condiUon. Flremen 1aid Orton wu allUng s tunned but cor)tclous ln his truck Wt\tft they arrived. The tsvck wu destroyed In the 3:'30 p'.m . accldenl. rlremen aald. --·1 • Dlllty~ ... ,....-. ASA SURF CONTEST WINDS UP IN HUNTINGTON DESPITE SMALL WAVES Fountain Valley Student Henry Noppenburger Takea Sixth Piece In Men's Class Surfing Classic Ended Wast Competitors Among Top Ten in Finals By RAY ESTRADA OllN Delly Piiot 51•11 Seal Beach r eside nt Sue Collins. 20. rode two-to four.foot wavl's to take lop honors in the women's compct1t1on at the three-day American Surfing As socialion. which ended Friday at the Huntin~ton Bl'ach Municipal Pier lluntangton Beach Jligh School student Vince Hoerner . 18. took fourth pl ace: Fountain Valley High School student Henry Nop· penbur~er. 16. sixth and Newport Harbor lligh School student Dave Snyder 10th lo top Orange Coast male surfers Other Orange Coast women who placed high included Fran· cene Hill. 17, of Huntington Beac h , second ; S hirlene Diamond. 31 . of Dana Point. fourth ; Kathy Wilson. £ifth, and .Julie Johnson . eighth. both Orange Coast College coeds: and Melissa Morris. 17, of Mission Vi ejo. loth Pmient Man Auuits Turn, Robs Clerk A gunman who waited his turn jn the checkstand Hne Friday robbed a Placentla Bargain Basket market clerk of $500 and eluded a countywide alert tor his arrest. A description of the bandit and an accomplice who drove a black and while Ply mouth Valiant getaway car was broadcast to county police: . lr\•lne pollce patrollit\g in an unm erked car thou1bt 1hey'd 6potted the suspect car and chased il at 90 mlle' per hour along the Sall Diego Fteew1y, stopplnii lt at M6ultoJ\ Parkway. A quick lnsptctlon •bowed they'd captured the wron1 men, however, and the driver was cit· ed for recklel$S .drlvlna, police sald. San Diego resident Bolton Colburn, 21, a University of California s tudent. took top honors in the male finals. Some 106 s urfers braved st eady rain and ocean te rn· peratures in the low 60s during the first two days of the contest. Competitors from the West. E ast and GuU coasts, southern states and Hawaii reacted dif. ferently to the unusual condl· lions. wru ch included mediocre waves. "The Hawaiians thought the water was cold; the East Coast s urfers thought it was too chop· py: and the Gulf Coast com· petitors said these were their kJnd or waves," said Hayden Kramer, contest publicity of· ficial. The final heats were warmed by bright sunshine and blue skies but marred by a strong northerly wind. Near the end or the women's finals. an unannounced contes· tpnt -believed to be a seal cam e ashore near the pier. Contest officials s aw the sea animal's presence as a good omen. The creature s niffed at the crowd or about 200 a nd joined the female surfers in the water a few moments after coming ashore. Newark Hotel Fire Claims Three Lives NEWARK, N.J. <APl -Three persons were killed Friday night when fire destroyed a hotel hous· ing about 150 people, many or them elderly. Fire director John Caulfield said six persons were taken to SL. James Hospital with minor in· juries. The blaze destroyed the 60· year·old Hotel L-.cerne on Broad Street. Newark·s main s treet. SI'OCK REJ'IEW SUTED SUNDAY Fire officials said most residenl!i of tbe four.story, block·long hotel were evacuated. One of the dead persons was brought down from the second floor of the ruined building. Two others were pinned under debris on the third floor, and officials said they would wail until Satur· day morning to remove them. The dead persons were not identified. Caulfleld said that when he reached the site. "People were already out standing on the other aide of the street. There wasn't anypanlc." Bricks fell from the building as about 50 nreme n hosed down the stlll·bumlng inner structure. The Ore, which was re ported at about 7 lf.m., was under control within 2~hours. 0/fk:ials said they did not know tbe causeoflbe fire. Fire Chief Thomas Leonard saJd, "Due to the weakened con· d1Uoo ol tbe buUdlne and poor ac- ceaa, U 11 probably be dayU1ht before we c:an do a thorough ln· Vfftl1aUon.'' said he has s pent some lime at Fairvi&W observing lts pro· gram~. "We've cot a lot of problems that need to be worked out," he s aid. ''Some of the m can be worked out with money and some of them are policy decisions. "In the Costa Mesa hospital, I think they·ve made better starts than anywhere else In the state. I 'm impressed with Frank CSee 1'1ANGERS, Page A:l dia Frontier Clashes Increase DANG KOK. Thailand (AP I · Cambodia broke diplomats lies today with neighboring Vietnam. accusing its fe llow Communist government of m ounting a massive invasion of Cambodia and plotting to topple the Phnom P enh i;:ovemment. Cambodian Presirll'nl Khieu Samphan. in a 46-minutc speech carried b~· Radio Phnom Penh and monitored here. s aid Viel· nam wus trying to "to m ake Cambodia a member of the Viet· n am·dom anatcd Union of In- dochina." The President said Vi etnam mounted a large·scale invasion into Cambodia last September. inc luding several divisions • backed by hundreds of tanks and aircraft. He claim ed the in· vaders burned villages, raped women and carried out air strikes against civilians. Radio Phnom Penh. the offici al voice o f Ca mbodi a. said diplomatic relations would not be restored until Vietnamese forces withdraw from Cambodian ter· ritory. It said Vietnamese diplomats have been ordered lo leave Cam· bodia by Jan. 7 and s aid air links between the two countries would be severed. The broadcast was the first of· ficial admission of clas hes along the Vietnamese-Cam bodian fron· lier. Fighting involving heavy artillery, aircraft and sizable troop units had been reported earlier in December by sources in Bangkok and Washington. Official Vie tnamese radio broad casts. also monitored in Bangkok, rema ined s ilent on Saturday's Cambodian move The Cambodian broadcast in· eluded a review of the conflict b~· President Khieu Samphan and a foreign ministry 'Statement that said: ''The gove rnm e nt of Democratic Cambodia decides to temporarily sever diplomatic re- 1 a ti o ns with the Soci a lis t Republic of Vietnam as or 31 December 1977 until the ag· gr essor forces of the SRV withdraw rrom the sacred ter· ritory of Democratic Cambodia a nd until the friend ly at· mos phere between the countriei; is restored ... The broadcast lashed out against what il called the (Stt BATTLE, Page A2l Coast Weather Considerable cloudiness throug h Sunda y with chance of showers tonight continuing through Sun. day. Lows tonight 52 to 57. Highs in mid 60s. INSIDE TODAY You hovit heard that people talk to planti, but dtd you know that plants talk back? For a le&IOl'l inf k)rc language. see Page AB. •••ex C-• All ,,,..,,., .. bS,1 0-ffl.-CM4 ~ •••• C.k• At MKll c.-•• Matil•ll ,. ..... OMMnN At Tt1..,tai.. .. ........... Al ,,.... .... ~ "-t/OtNN ... Trhlll .. _... A\1 "~~ .... .., ·~ .. •• llou ... e llu11ti11g ...... 1111. .1 ·' t•.1r 11ld ~11ephl'rd-l'oll1e, would like to !>tart the 11i·\\ .\t·:1r oll •>II 1111: nght paw. You c:an help him have a 11.tPP' Ill'\\ ,·va1· h.v {':tlling the llunlington Beach 1111 m:in1.· ~11e H·t'. 5:Hi-8:iHU, and adopting him. lle's h1111 1 l>n1k1 11 111\1·:-. 1\1<1 .... ind \\ould make a good watch dni.: OCTC to Celebrate First Anniversary I h t' 0 r .1 11 g l' l o u n l \ 'lr:insport.il1on Commission. tht• tl1•dgl111g ll'\ tl'\\ :.ii.:t·n(·y loc<1l of I 11· 1.ds \H'rt·n 't sun· tlwy wantl•d or m•cd1.·t.1. m;irks its lir!>t IJ1rlh day\\ 1th the l!J7A nl'W Yl'i:ll". J\n<l 1l 1<; <lur mg l!fl~ lhal Com rn1ss1on Chairman ,\I llollinden believe::. tht• 1nf•1nl agency will · become thl' m.1JOr forcl· 1n I r.1n s po rlat1on lur the cornrni.! .Vl'ar and for all~ t·.ir~ to toml'. ·· I lol lin<lL·n. "ho also sl'rVl'S us an Or,ingt• Count\ Transit 01., tnct d11"l·t·tur .. ncl .1 Fountain Valle~ c1ly t•flunt·llman, ucl milted hl' was ~l..l'fllll'al when lht' comm 1s::.wn wa:-. t·n·at 1•d by ::.Late lt·g1sl.1t 111n Thal lq .:1slat111n c1 l'alrd a com m 1s.,111n for Orange. Lns Angeles. H1\'l'rl>1de <1nd San lk rnardino l·o11nL1Ni and g;n,. the com · m1 :-.s 1on., S\\l·l·p111g review .1uthorit1es O\ll'r 101.·al transit and mad bwlding-pro1t•cts. .. I t.m a great believer in 1l now. · llollinden l'ontrnued 'I think 1t has a 11n1fy1ng capah1hty for the whole count~ · Commissioner Halph Clark. who serves as a count y supervisor and ai. OCTD bonrd chairman. said that while tht> «omm1sswn d1cln t ha\e a greal cit-al uf impact during its f1r!il yea r of operation. its impal't should inC'rcase in 1!)78. · · 1 think aflt•r 1t gcts in gear and gels going 11 will ha,·e a pro- f ou n cl dfccl nn thl' entire tr:.insportalmn rlnnmng picture for the county.·· Cla rk said. llolhndcn snid that before thl' romm1ss1on ·s creation . lransporlalion planning ror Ora n g<' County was "very fraitment<'<l ·· lie said 'arious city represen tat1ves and various legislators would present local proposals in Sacramento without the backing nf a unified Orange County voice. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Ttw>l>•~(l'lll\I 0.41IW' Pttol -~'"..,.ch•\COl"t"I C•ntd '"" """'"'" p,"'. \. "tiubt ~ tw tf'Wt Or.,. 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(e\I•~• lJl)W<>lllov\l,.>t "'"""" ...... ,, .. o._,.,.,...., """11-h•c• ,,.,s...__..,.,_ \.MditWtll: V•l~w )UOt l .t 11., ,_,,.,.. •I"" O•-,.,...,.y Telepllon• (714)M2-4Ut C11ulfled Adnrtltlng '4Me71 ~-Veltoy-Ol!a llt-4310 l'remS...C.._ 4lll-tll)O ~·--·~°'·-°""""~"~ 540-1220 CWt•'f:: :,:~ o:.:r. •. <r.~::::=-t'':.= ::t,_, or ftlW•rlfHl"\·ft~" ""Mfll ,_ ...... , ... _.~•• w11i..w1 •tt• ••I l'tf"llU•f'I •I ,_,.,.,_ ~.~:: ... ~~·· •. r.mr:,.:··b:.~~:,~·;. =~ .. ·c.:·::W~ir.-flfYI MIMI#? ' ··We now speak as the coordinated voice for the coun- ty." llollinden said. The commission's impact will become even greater under new legislation governing use of state highway dollars, Hollinden said. That legislation permits the local commissions to develop their own priorities for sub- mission to a new California Transportation Commission. Local projects can't be chopped from that list without a hearing. Hollinden s aid. and :o.tatc authorities can add no local projetts unless they arc s ub- mitted by commissioners. A m11nJ,! hi Ith· priority projects on Hollinden's IJ,;;t arc l•xtension 11f the Corona del l\t a r Freeway. 1mprov1ng the Newport-Santa 1\na Freeway interchange, possi- ble extension of the Orange Frc·eway and improving the San- ta Ana l''re<•way. lie also called for improving freeway overpasses in many of the c1til'S, as well as street-level mil road crossings. The commission's budget for 1977-78 is S871,000, about hair of which is earmarked for a coun- tyw1de transportation study ex- amining movement by road, rail and air. Other funds will be spent for transportation planning that in most cases would have been un- dertaken by lhe five-county Southern California Association of Governments, had the new commissi on nol existed , Hollinden said. Honey 'Cure' For Hanguver TULSA, Okla. CAP> -Don't believe those stories thal lhere is no cure for a hangover. an Arkansas man says. The answer. says Joe Parkhill of Eureka Springs, is honey-six teaspoons every 20 minutes. Parkhill. in Tulsa promoting his book. ''The Wonderful World of Honey,'' says other liquids won •t work. "Give a drunk coffee and you have a drunk full of cof- fee. But give him honey if you want to sober him." Frottt Page Al MANGERS. • • Crinella's programs." Dr. Crlnella ls the hospital's ex· ecutive director, havlDJ taken over that job last summer. "One ol the problems in our area 11 that personnel are hard to keep," Wray said. He cited ap.. provingly plBM to bu\ld loW·COlt housing for hospital employees. Fairview'• abau or the hospital ful\dl would amount to about $4 mllJJon. It would add moro than 300 employeu and provide eome salary Increases. additional \ralnlnc and up1raded· equipment. I Talla Break Ott No End Viewed In Coal Strike WASHINGTON (AP> - Thousands of United Mine Workers members are heading into 1978 with no end in sl~ht to their 26-day nationwide strike. Negotiations on a new contract broke off oo Friday when coal ln· dustry operators w:ilked out or the talks and officwls said they didn't know when the next dis- c ussions might be held. One source said the hdks were "in very bad shape." ll was the third time the talks have broken orr since they began in October. Each side is blaming the olher. ll appeared to be up to feder:il mediators to call both sides back to lhl' bargaining table. but 1l was not known when the call might go out. Meanwhile, about 100 UMW min1.•rs picketing outside a non- union mine m•ar Norton, Va., were arrested 1-'rid;,iv, but lutcr wt•n• relc<tscd pending court ht•o.1rings. In a separate incident, 17 miner~ were arrested less than a m tit• away after a rock was thrown through the windshield of a non-union coal truck as it p:issed in a heavily guarded con· \'O\' The union has been trying throughout its strike to hamper t he production of non-union coal. The UMW strike began when its old contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators As- sociation expired at midnight Dec. 6. It is the union's 10th strike ~ince 1937. UMW President Arnold Miller ~aid coal operators walked out of From Page Al BATTLE •.. "ferocious a nd barbarous ag- gression" against Cambodia and "the innocent Cambodian peo· pie ... It also ~poke of the "un- friendly attitude and ill-will" of the Vietnamese governmcnl which in 1977 withdrew its am- bassador from Phnom Penh "without cause · · Fighting along the 750-mile border is ~licved concentrated around and inside the so-called Parrot's Beak of Cambodia. a tongue of rice-rich land that juts into Vietnam. The heart of the Parrot's Beak, scene of a con- troversial American military thrust in 1970 during the In- dochina War. is about 75 miles from the Cambodian capital and 65 mi Jes west of Saigon. An infor med source in B:ingkok said today it is believed Vietnamese forces moved into the Parrot's Beak during the final days of the Indochina War <.ind remain lodged there. The sources in Washington and Dangkok es timated that the fighting could be al the regimen- tal level or higher. In American l<'rms, a regimcrll is about 2,000 soldit•rs. · Sources in Bangkok say the V1etn<1 mese arc using U.S.-madc . warplanes and other equipment captured from American-backed South Vietnamese forces when the Saigon government surren· de red. One of the Bangkok sources said casualties on both sides "ap- pear to have been substantial, .. and fi~hting has taken place on both sides of the frontier. 'Lost' Viejo Skiier Returns During Hunt SOUTllLAKETAHOE (AP)- A large scale search for a mis- s ing skier from E l Toro was called off Friday when the youth appeared at his parents' vaca· lion cabin in a taxi. Richard Olson, 17, was r eport- ed m isslng at noon Thursday when he became separated from his two brothers In the Heavenly Valley ski resort parking lot. A SO-man posse, including men from the U.S. Forest Service, lhe Douglas County, Nevada sheriff 's department a nd Heavenly Valley Skl Patrol, looked for Olson. The youth reportedly found re· fuge al a hotel in Gardnerville, Nev.. after he was unable to reach his parents' cabin at south Lake Tahoe, He took a cab to the cabin Friday morning. Headlights , Said Illegal WASHINGTON (AP) -The Transportation Department said Friday it Intends to halt the saJe In this country or lmp0rted motor vehicle headlamps which are too bright and do not have sealed beatns. The department sat d Uiese headllahts art llle1al in the Unlt· ed States and warned it will t.e_ke legal •diCl'ft agalnat vtotatora, who cu.,. nned uP to $800.000. the talks Friday afternoon ofter rejecting a union bargaining pro- posal without discussion. Saying he was "saddened and discouraged" at what he called callous behavior by the Industry. he said, ''The assoclallon un· deresllmates the strength and courage of the members . . . The operators may be able to walk out of the negotiations. But they can't walk away from their res ponsibilities to hundreds of thousands of mine workers and their families. "It m ny be a tough New Year -but the UMWA will prevail," Miller said. The industry, in a statement of its own, said the union had begun to back away from previous ten- tutive agreements in the talks. "Unless the union can come to a position where it is willing to stick with the hard decisions ncccss;irv to achieve labor stability, lhcre cannot be a suc- ces!>ful resolution of these negotiations. The BCOA bas made such decisions for its side and stands by them. It was the third brc•ak-off In the talks. Thl' la:.t timc it happened. Thanksgiving week. federal mediators took charge. Bargainers had been near an agreement several days ago on a complex "labor stability" agree- ment designed to cut down on wildcat strikes and make deplet· ed health and pension funds more solvent. But no agreement could be reached on a key industry pro- posa I to r equire that miners participating in wildcat strikes reimburse the benefit funds. The funds normally get money from the industry on the basis of coal mined and hours worked. Industry sources said lhe new union proposals on Friday con- tained a formal rejection of this "pay-back" plan, and this was partially responsible for the walk-out. The union said its pro- posals were "lo continue health and pen11ion benefits for over 800,000 miners and dependents.·· Deputies Nab Laguna Man In Drug Bust A 64-year-old Laguna Beach m a n was arrested Friday by Orange County sheriff's deputies who said they seized nearly 200 capsules of the drug Quaalude al hjs residence. 1370 Glenneyre St. Quaalude is a trade name for the drug melhaqualonc. a white crystalline powder used as a sedative ("downer") or hyp· notic. Charged with s ales of dangerous drugs was Robert ''Doc" Burrows. Deputies said Burrows was arrested at his house after undercover in· vesligalors purchased a small quantity of the drug. Burrows apparently was re- leased on his own recognizan following the arrest; Orange County jail officials reported having no record of his in- carceration. Pair Injured hi Anaheim Station Fire A service station owner and an Anaheim fireman were injured Friday in a fire that destroyed half the station for an estimated $25,000 loss. Anaheim firemen said the Standard Chevron slalion owner. 24-year-old Ed Monsour, had bee n working with an attendant on a car in the service bay. Gasoline splashed onto a drop light the men were working by ; the heal of the light ignited the gas in a flash fire. Burning gasoline spilled onto Monsour·s legs. He suffered third degree burns. The attendant was unin- jured. While fighting the fire which destroyed three cars a nd half the building, foreman Ray Galaz fell . and injured a knee. Best Wishes: That's Class Special New Year's ereetlngs to all Or~ee Coast residents are f eaturcd In the class tried section of today's Daily Piiot. Area real estate brokers, automollve dealers, restaurant and retail shop owners end many other Orange Coast firms ex· press In Individual areetlng cards their own special ~w Year's wish. Be sure to look in today's clasalfled section for tbe many &peclal New Year's areeUn1s on pages Cl through CS. ........ -----------~---~ - COSTA MESA KIDS DIG CHRISTMAS VACATION Chrissie Jones. 7, Left, Mark Mccardle, 8; Joey Napoli, 7. Mesa Kids Proud Of Yule Project By MICHAEL PASKEVICll OI Tiie o.11, r t ... Stall ··we have been working on a hole for 13 days,·· the letter reads. "And we would like it if you cam e and take a look al our hole. And we would like it very much ir yo u would put us in the newspaper. LOVE, JOEY AND !\t ARK!" Well. who could resist? J oey Napoli. 7, and 8-year-old Mark Mccardle have been turn- ing turf in the back yard of Joey's Costa Mesa home throughout much of their Christmas vaca- tion. Mark's mom says their pro· ject is a pcrfecl example of "what to do when there's nothing to do.·· But Joey and Mark have a definite goal in mind. No. they don 'l want lo find ancient Indian artifacts or s hovel their way through a waler main. They simply want to dig a hole deep enough lo hide Joey, who stands about 50 inches high (give or lake a foot >. And thl'y're get- ting pretty close. The recenL rain storm has slowed progress on the hole. which is being dug near a cement wall in the Napoh's yar d at 2974 Ceylon Drive. But the r ains have been u blessing an disguise. turning lhe dirt into clay-Like mud that is easier to work with Joey and Mark have been g('tting help from their 7-year-old playmate. Chrissie Jones. who lives down the street. The hole has become a hit in the s mall area of Mesa Verde and friends and parents like to d rop by and see how its coming " a long. And none of the parents seem to mind the project. even though Joey admits "its kind of a messy hobby." The hole should be deep e nough for Joey lo disappear by the end of the weekend. Then Joey und Mark will go back to school, doubtless hoping that someone asks them how they spent their vacation. Dialysis Pioneer Dr. Earl Newhart Dies in Newport Dr. Earl E. Newhart, a Costa M esa physician k'l'lown for start· ing the nation's first community h ospital dialysis treatment center for kidney patients. died Friday in his Newport Beach home. Hewas60. Dr. Newhart, himself a dialysis patient, was a general practitioner in Costa Mesa for Lhe past seven years. He specialized in kidney treatment. He previously practiced medicine in Pasadena. where he began a dialysis treatment center at the Pasadena Com- munity Hospital in 1968. It was the first community center of its Judge Cancels 24-lwur-long 'Escape' Party Orange Coast residents plan- ning to attend a 24-hour New Year's Eve p arty at Escape Country today and Sunday will be turned away, an Orange Coun- ·ty Sheriff's spokesm an said Fri· day . The event was scheduled to take place at 21272 Plano Trabuco in Trabuco Canyon. The spok~man said Superior Court Judge Frank Domenlchini Issued an injunction against tbe event because it violated county zoning regulations. The Sheriff's Department and the county Environmental Managemeht Agency sought the injunction aaalnst Radng World, sponsor of the e vent scheduled to begin at3p.tn. today. "We're concerned about peo- ple driving all the way up there lor nothin1. •• the spolceaman aal<t. "The sherifr1 department will be up there today to enforce the lnjuncUon." Sherlft'a officers expect a large turnout. ciUnc advence Ucket aalee ror lh• e~ent. •. kind in the country. (Dialysis is a mechanical elimination of im· purities from the blood during kidney failure.) Dr. Nelson ~gan the first such treatment center in the Orange County area, at the WeH Anaheim Community llospital. in 1970, when he moved from Pasadena. He is s urvived by his wife. Ruth, and daughter. Jeanne. of Newport Beach; two sons. David -of San Gabriel and Paul -of San Clemente; parents. John and Anna Newhart -of Laguna Niguel ; a brother, Robert, of the Philippine Islands: two sisteri.. Ruther Klotzbach of South Laguna and Ann<• Nordstrom of Laguna .~i gue l ; and thr ee gr andchildren. Services will he held Wednes- day al 1 p.m . ::.il Pacific View Memorial Park Mortuarv chapel. The Rev. Joe Aldrich and Col. Ridgely Ryan will officiate. Funeral arrangements by Bell Bro ~1dw ny Mortuary. Costa Mesa. The family rcquC'filS memorial donations to the Artificial Kidney Foundation. Ford Recalls 46,000 Autos WASllINGTON CAP> -Two se parate re calls of Ford automobales and liAht trucks were · announced Friday by the Natfonnl Hi~hway Traffic Safety Administration. Involved are approximately 40,000 l!m·model a utos and light trucks with a steering defect. and about 6,000 1978-model Ford Fiealas wllb improperly located resistor wires on the air condi- tioner. Tho safety agency said tho steering defect is a potential pro- blem on 1977 Mav~rick, Comet. Granada and Monarch cars and • 1977·model F-100, 150, 250 and 350 llght trucks equlpped w•th manual steering. j The Hunt is Over Border Guard Ends 27-year Career By ANNF. COOPER OI tM D•lly ~-llatl A lelcv1slon crew filming a feature on illegal aliens recently tagged along us two U S. Border \Patrol agents searched an area o f back country near Sa n Clemente known to be a popular rendezvous for Mexican nu· tionals. One of the patrolmen was Alex J anlck1, patrol agentin charge of the San Clem<'nte checkpoint The two stalked the fi elds, flushing out droves of people When Janicki declared the hunt over, the patrolmen had to radio for additional vehicles to carry all the "1llt•J!al!." back to head quarters. "Jlow Jong hm c you been doing that:'" Mr:: Janicki asked her husband when he arrived home that night. She hud seen him on the evening news. "T"' enty-six ~cars as long as I've worked for th<' Border Putrol." ht' re1>hC'd "ll 's a gond thing 1 d1dn 't know what you were doing," she said. "I would havC' bt•en sean'<l to dt•ath " Janicki. 5ti. will retire Sunrlay after nearly :io.} c<irs of patrolling the U .!:>. bord ers in Texas, Fl orida, New York and California "You l'an never ll't prople M'e that you·n, ufra1d, .. he said. "You arc often outnumhcred and you know the p(.•ople you've t:<iu,::ht could takt• orr "When snml' gu~ say:.. to me. ·1 l':rn't hang on lo all of them, l ... av that mav ht• truc• but !>IX of thc•m arc-i.:~ing to h;1,·c holes 1n their h1dt.·~ from mv gun, 1f they try to run · Desp1tc• Janil'k1 's tough talk. h<' said"<' has never u~ed his gun in 27 )'Cars \\'1th the Border Seniors' Program Nearing A ken agt• mothers' crnll•r may st'l'nl an unlikely pla<'C to find senior t·1tm:ns gathered for legal counsehn!;! or g roup dis· cuss ions. Bul San Juan Capistrano's r ecreation d1rel'lor 1s hoping the f acilitv v.111 he teaming '>'1th elder!;· <'II\ n·"ulents "hen a local senior t'llllt'n program i~ born Jan !I "Our trnnmun1t' ha'> rlosc to 25 pcrcl·nt :-c•mor c·1t1lens." Tom Bakc•r s aul "\\·t··, c• got lo rec·· ogn1lC' that :tJ.:l' group and start providing adiv1t1c·:-. for them." Thl' program. wh1t'h will be ll)cated ~11 ;u;!171 Spring St.. wi ll fC'aturt• :itl1v1t1cs geared to sl'niors from 2 to s p.m. Monduys through F'ridays "Wl''re ,::01ng lo try to dn some of things lhl'y \\ant to do," Oak er L'Xpla1nccl "Wc•'r e forming a sr1.iors comm1tlce because we want In hl'ar about what kinds of programs they ~ould like as the c·cntl•rcvohcs" J\11phcat1ons for m(•mhership on thL' <'omm1llel' are being ae· c<. ptL•d ;it clly offices. 32400 P asco Adelanto. until Jan. 10. Tht> committee will be an im- portant .,tcp 1n plannin,:: for the senior~· new fac1httes in the old H ot Spr1n~s Da n ce H all, sehedulc·d to open next July. he sai<l "Thl' C'lt' has received over 580.000 in ~rants to re'\i}mp the dun<'l' hall ftlcilily for seniors' ac- l 1v1l!es ... Baker said . /\c·t 1v1t ies that will b£• offered inil ia II:. .include guest speakers on topics ran g ing from trunsportation to San Juan's his· tor:.·, blood pressure testing, ex· ert·ise classes and group dis· cuss ions Baker said l ht• ne(•d for senior citizen reC'rcation activities and socia l SPn ice proi:tram!i was em· phasized h:.· a committee. which initially mapped the future of San Juan's recreation progra m m ore than two y<•ars a~o. QVIZ FEA.TVRES 35111 PRESIDENT Earlier thl.!f month the FBI re- leased more tha7' f0.000 pages of in· /orma11on about tht oa· · aauintlhon o/ thu American pre11dcnc. Can 11ou name him' Do you know tehich U.S. pre· .sident •tarted th e Social Stcurit11 pro· gram? Which RETIRING SUNDAY Alex Janicki l'utrol and only three limes has he struck anybody "And one of those was a U.S. e1tizcn, ··he said. .Janicki's putrol career was launched in a tiny Texus town on the Rio Grande, \\here a "big catch" amounted to rounding up two or three Mexicans a week. after thC'y had crossed the border without bolherini:: with formalities From Texas ht· \\C•nt to Miami. Fla .. in tht• early 1960s Three 11mes President Kenned,· de putized border patrolmen 'to be U.S. marshals, J amcki amoni:: them. "I was there when the flr~t black man entered the Univers1 ty or Mississippi and when blacks boycotted buses in l\lontgomery, Ala . "he 1>ald. "Wh e n a tlighjacker shanghaied an American plane In 1962. I became the second U.S. s ky marshal.·· said J a nicki. llis biggest frustration in run· ning the San Clem ente patrol sta- t ion has .been operating the checkpoint on the San Diego Freeway, j ust south or the city. The cheekpoint ties up a t least :-ix agents. he said. The job of tracking down smuggling opera- tions a nd employers who make them prontuble doesn 't gel the manpower it deserves when the checkpoint 1s in operation, said Janicki. This may change in the near future, as Congress has approved a s ignficant increase in the number of agenlb. "Now that I'm retiring, they appr ov(' the additional men I needed," he said ruc•fully. Sm ugglin~ of illegal aliens is a much more 1>ophisticated busi· ness than it was 27 yt'ars ago, Janicki said. Legis lation proposed by Presi- dent Carter. which would grant u mnesty to some who have en tcrcd the country illegally. has had a n impact on the people ap- prehended by the Border Patrol. "Now the first thing they tell us 1~ that they have been in the country five years," he said. With the mounting concern among American citizens that peopl<' who have e ntered the l'O Untry illegally are taking away Jobs and drawin g Oil tax -~u pportcd benefi ts. J a~k i said he 1s glad to hang up his badge. "We've been a tight group. and l 'll m iss the people." he said. "But I'm looking torward lo do- ing some:: fishing ·· Revised Proposal Lockheed Strikers To Take New Vote LOS ANGELES (AP 1 Only two da \ s after Lockheed ·s last of fer WUS \'Olt.'<i down, negolialQrS tor 9.000 striking machinists in Southern California a~reed late Friday to submit a rt•\'1sed pro· 110:-.~11 to a new \'Oll' l'al Ziska. chief s pokes man for the union, said th<' nc.'W prnposal "contains slight mod1fil'at1ons. and we think il"s \\Orth culling a not her \'otc · · The rntc will he held Tucsdav at IA:\1 halls in Burb<ink and Palmdale. where the Lockheed facilities arc locatt•d. The union h;is been on s~nke since Oct 10. "This time there will bl' no speeches and no rhetoric ... said Ziska, who spent 85 minutes hefore \\'edncsday's vote oullin· ing th(' offer a nd urging that it he rejected. Howc,·t'1-, Zisk a would not say whether the union's nc~otialors would recommend acceptance or rejection of the new packa~e. The decision to submit the new proposal to a vote came only one dav after 5.000 Lockheed workers in ·Georgia, South Carolina. Mis· sissippi and Wes t Virginia voted. lo accept a similar paet. Last mont h, some 5.000 strikers al Lockheed 's Missill's and Space. Di-.·lsion in Sunnyvale, near San Francisco. l'C'turned to work despite objections by the union's international headquarters. Only the 9,000 m achinists in Southern California remain on strike against t he aerospace company, which produces the Jan. 3 Set For Hearing In HB Slaying Christopher J oseph Kops, 24, of Para mount will appear at a Jan. 13 West Orange County Court hearing tb determine if he will "I and trial on murder charges stemming from the Dec. 11 drug· related slaying of a Jluntlngton Beach man. Huntington Beach police ar· rested Kops Dec. 16 and char ged him with the shoot.Ing death or Gt'rald Bernan1 Dietz, 32. or 16881 N~wland St. Dietz died while clutching a bag of cocaine, according to police Sgt. Luis Ochoa. The dying man was flrst found by a six-year -old neighbor boy who was io a nother room In Dleti' a partment when an ar1u. menl began and several shots were flttd, police said. LlOl 1 commercial jetliner and antisubmarine planes for the Navy. Both side5 were reported near agrt'emt>nt on a 13 percent pay pach1~e. but were at odds over a ('Ompany proposal to <'hange job :-t•niority <1nd transfer pronsion~ or the pre\ IOUS contract. The pre· ~t·nt a\'erage wage for lA~I mt·mbcrs hc•re is 'S7 32 an hour Molly Dies Despite Vse Of Pacemaker ANCHORAGE. Alaska <AP) Four-year-old Molly was flown t ,000 miles from he r home al a remote village on the Bering Sea for the delicate operation to in· stall n heart pacemaker in her chest. But just five hours after the surgery. the Siberian husky sled dog w<'nl into cardiac arrest and died Friday. Molly was "a sweet dog . an excellent sled dog," said Dr John Thomas. the veterinarian who headed the three-surgeon team that perforl'\'led the opera· ti on Molly belonged to J o hn Dclodcr, a Bureau of Indian Af- fairs teacher at the village of Tununak near Tetolin Strait on the Bering Sea. He took her to a veterinarian when he noticed she had slowed down, suspecting a simple case of worms. Dul the examination showed that a heart block had slowed her heartbeat to ha tr its normal pace. She was flown to Anchorage for installation of the $1.700 pacemaker. donated by a medical supply house. which would h ave increased h e r heartbeat from 40 beats a minute to its normal 80 beats a minute. But, Thom as said, her heart ap- p are ntly was not strong enough to take the tiny packet and atten· d ant wires. Molly went Into cardiac arrest just before the operation began. As one doctor massaged the hu s ky 's h eart. a n other scrambled through rus h ·hour traffic to pick up a defibrlllator. a dC!vice that uses elecldj: shocks lo iCl a palient's heart beating again. •'They don't know it's for a dog, .. he aaid as he rus hed back t o the ofllcc from M nearby hospital. ''I Juat grabbed it and told them I had a patient ln ar· rtst," NF'L team Ht o new r rd for ocitro.U d#fmue thi. 11«0r" Th t '• 01' n Jo11oblt wv to tt# uour kltl:lr\llf4d0f oboclt tlwtf and Oflwr Ctmtftt •· • Ocho1 said the slaylnii 1ppears to b drug.related because ~tveral ouncei:; ol cocaine and weighing scales wore found in the dead man's apartment. Af\er stveraJ shocks from the d eflbrUlotor, Molly's heart re· 1umed beating and the doctors' work bfgen In cam st. But about nve hourK later, Molly's h"eart ex· perlC!nctd rapld. 1rresular gpn1m s of lh heart mu c1cs and lllhtdled 11'1 coJlcdtheQUIZ,ond if oppmrtGft Jl'G{lt A 1 o/ t°*W'f Dau., PUot . KOP,S remains ln·Or&u1~ Coun · ly Ja1l ln lieu or $2!0,000 ball. .. .'\ ........ _ - Saturday. December JI 1977 DAii. y PILOT A3 0•"'~'""""' ....... FISH-SHAPED WEIGHT TO MEASURE STREAM FLOW IS SUSPENDED FROM CRANE Hydrologlc Technician Jack J anssen of U.S. Geologlcal Survey Team Rain 'Surveyors' BUsy Technicians Me asure Southland Storm Results By JERRY CLAUSEN Ol 1..,. 0.lly Pilot Sl•ll Wet. muddy technician!>, burde ned by heavy equipment. arc slipping along rock trails and dangling from cables over rain· swollen streams in an all-out cf fort lo measure the results of this week 's,c;torm!> The~°"e memhers of a Laguna N1guel-ba~t·d l' S Geological Survey ~ubd1stnct charged "'Ith gathering !>ln•am depth and water vc•lo<'itv ~I at1sttes in Southern Caltforn1a. Excitement gcneral(·d by the ambitious task per meates the group's headquarters on the fifth floor of the mostly vacant Zig- gur at which houses fC'der;.il agcn l'ies in lhe south county. M o n d a y . l h e d a y a r t t• r Chr is tmas, wa:-. u govt•rnment holiday, says Darwin Knochen mus. subdistrict ('h1(•f. Without being l'alle<l to work. five tl'chni ci ans raced into the field to begin measuring water in the streams Tht'y wen• followed into the mountains and valleys on TUl's day by 11 other tt'chnicians "The place looks em ply now." says Knochenmus. waving a hand around the office complex that contains the largest federal oqrnnizallon housed in the c·on tro\'('rsial Ziggurat A year ago, Knoehrnmu~ wus doing similar "'ork in Ohio. A slower pace followc•d prec1p1ta- t ion t hCl'l'. he sa)'S "Out hc•re hN:au~c· wt•'r<' working in u !'>Cmtand rt>g1on runoff happt-ns too ra1mlly You don't have time to gel out there and make meusuf'ements," he says "Baek then·. the.· h1gh·water condition will la1ol over two or three days. In California, the r unoff may he over in a few hou rs. Timing is critical out here ." So. while 1l rains. the water re· sources division people of the Geological Survey make hay or at least measurements. Basically, says Knochenmus. Visitation Set On 2 Days for Percy Pellett Visitation has been set for Sun· day evening and Monday for friends wishing-to pay tht•ir last respects to Newport Reach 's re· tired ussjstant fire chief. Percy Pellett. He died Thursday at the age of 80. Officials at the Smith Tuthill Lamb Westcliff Chupcl, 427 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. said hours for visitation will be from S to 9 p.m. Sunday and from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m . on Monday Funeral services will be con- ducted Tuesday at 10 a. m . at the m ortuary and at l p.m. at Chnst Churc h by the Sea. 1400 W. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa. Mr. Pe llett h ad lived in Newport Beach since 1929. He originally joined the fire depart- m e nt as a volunteer , late r becoming a reguJar fire man. In 1942, he was n._med assistant chief, a PoSt h<' occupied until his retirement in 1961 Irvine Engineer Named to Panel David Hansbrough , an Irvine enalneer. has been appointed a membe r of t h at cit y'• trontpotUUon commission. Hansbroueh succeeds Pat Boo~ ner. who reslgned "tho com· miulon. Hansbroul(h was a candidate In- the rectnt lrv1t1e Ranch Water Dlatrtct board ot dlrector1 let· lion, though he did not win. the 66·person team's daily mis· sion is twofold: gathering data on s urface and ground water and making hydrologic investiga- tions of water problems south or Santa Barbara. The effort is con sidered "cooperative" in the gathering :.ind dissemination of statistics Half the organization's budget 1s lederally funded. The other half comes from user agencies within the state. he says. Information is gathered al 215 con tinuously operated stations w.hich record stream flows. 'Som e of the stations located in Orange Counly are at San Juan Capistrano on the San Juan Creek, at Crown Valley Parkway on Oso Creek. on San Diego Creek near Irvi ne and at 30 points along the San ta An a River. But. Knochenmus says, the group al so measures sediment al 26 permanent s tations throughout Southern California and water quality at 16 others. In addition, technicians periodical· ly measure the ground walt:r level at 1.100 wells. Data gathered is available to the public. But spect:Jl data arc i::athered for agencies contract ing for specific information. Only Orange County Water Dislnrt has such a contract in th.., county Sets Disappear During storms, s uch as those drenching the county and sur· roundln~ a reas this holid ay week , the s ubdistrict people drive mud-spattered trucks into the mountains and hurry along streams clear to the coast lo as· :.urc measuring devices are re· cording properly and to secure on·the-spol data, Knochenmus :.avs. In m<.•usunng ftow velocity and ma k 1 ng sure permanently mountt.>d measuring equipment 1s operating correcUy, the rain- soa k cd lt'chnie1ans drop 100· pound fish·shaped weights into streams and monitor attached gauges while ha ngi n g onto bridges or riding baskets 1;us. pended from single cables. But the drenching and dirty fi eld work is only the beginning. ln weeks lo come. the techni· clans and clerks are scheduled to record their information for com· putcr cons umption, repair equip- ment discovered lo be faulty at the measurmg sites and myriad other detalls. Knochenmus says. Then, they hope for drought· stricken Southern California. it - will rain ag:iin, disrupting the s lower -paced r egula rl y scheduled weekly monitol'ing tasks and thrusting the Laguna N1,::uel organizatwn into near frcn1.y CB Radio Giveaway Fails to Develop WASHINGTON !API Tht• ~rea l CB radio giveaway thal many expected by year's end has not developed. Some industry representatives :rnd government officials pre· dieted that 23-channel citizens band unjL'> would be selling at Christmas time for Jess than 10 percent of their original selhni:: price -under $10 in i>ome tn· stances. THEY SAID THE hoilday season would be retailers· la1>l minute attempt to get 23-channt>l r adios off their shelves by today. the Federal Communication~ Commission de<1dhne for selltn.Q those models. This p<1st fall, it was believed that thousands -some s aid millions -of such radios were in the marketing pipeline. If not sold by year's end, dealC'rs would be stuck with them . But, according to reports from around the country, 23-channel m ode ls virtually disappeared from store shelves by Christmas. What happened? .. THERE APPARENTLY were 11ot as many 2~·ch annel sets at the retail level as we originally thought there were," explained Mark V. Ro.5enker of the Elec tronic Industries Association he r(l, Art GuJler of St. Louis, pres i· dent of the Communications Equipment Dealers Association , which represents many CB de·. alers. said he too has not seen any large quantities of 23· channel sets left any.where. Rosenker, whose association re presents most CB m aoufac· turers, and Culler said unsold 23-channel models probably are being held by dealers for spare parts. WHILE IT WILL be illegal to sell those radios aflcr midnight tonight. they con remain In ll!e and their parts wiU be needed for repairs. Jn Jut.Y 1916. in on Attempt to lt>11en lnterferenc w ith television and other home elec· I ronie entertainment equipment. the FCC set t he dcudline on sales of 2:!-channel radios. The new 40 -channe l sets, which wc•nt on -.ales I ast Jan. 1, were re- q u 1 red to have tig hter technical spec1rieallons designed to prc· vent intC'rrer<'nc<'. SIN('E TllF. 1-'CC' deadline was announced, 23-channel pnee:-. drop1>ed ~tC'adily as dealers at- ll'm pt<'d to clear their shelvt's. And, us the deadline' neared, Hosenker predicted: "All in all. the next few Wl'eks arc going to ~ce some incrc-d1ble sales .. One industry source , who decl1ned to be idenliri<'d, predict- t•d earlier this month that radios that ont•e sold for more than $100 would he markrd down to as litllt! as S9.9S. But a repor1er who ~pent tw1) hours telephoning r11dio dealer:- 111 th<' Washington area on Christmas Eve was unable to find more than a handful of 23· channel mod<'ls. And, they were selhng for about S30 SIMILAR R E PORTS came from Mar yland. Ohio. New York and Texas. As Roscnker said: "If anv stores still have any 23-ehannel models. they're holding onto them for parts " Irvine Schedoles Crafts Workshops Special work!ihops on crafts s kills will be held the second Saturday or e ach month for children, through the Irvine com· munlty services department, at Adventure Playground in University Park, l Beech Tree- Lane. The first workshop, on wood- c or v Ing a nd prinllna. is scheduled for Jon. J4 from 10 a .m . lo4p.m. Admtu ioo ls 54) cent.a: thildren. should bring a sack lunch, or· l(anlzen said. S T • T " • 1 & • :a 4 ...... ----------- \ 'I DAILY PILOT Saturday, December 31, 1917 LOCAL I WEA THEA Punk ··'Pistols' Permitted fJ.S. Visas 1 ca lled "the world 's mos t l notorious punk roek band·· by Rolling Stone Magazine, wut be able lo carry out a 10.elty ce>ncert tour next month. The visas cover WASIDNGTON CAP) ~ The State Department reve"'ed itself FTlday and decided lo allow the Sex Pistols, a controversial British roek group, lo make a two-week visit to the United States. On Thursday, the U.S. em- bassy In London turned down a visa request becauae two of the four members of the croup had committed criminal offenses which precluded their entry Into this country under U.S. lmmtara· lion law, according to officials. IN ANNOUNCING a reversal STUNT PILOT ADVISER TO AMUSEMENT PARK Newport Beach Aviator Frank Tallman of tha t decision. the State Depart· ment said it obtained waivers Crom the Immi gration and Naturalization Service for the two members of the group who were ineligible for visas. It did not identify the two. The department said that the Planes, Not Compa1iy, Will Move By JACKIE HYMAN Of the Oally ~191 Steff Newport Beach aviator Frank Tallman says that although he plans to move his aviulion museum to Sun Di ego, his avia· tion company will remain at Orange County Tallman. \\ho has tlnwn stunts for such mo\ 1es a'i "'l'h<' G n'al Waldo Peppt'r," 1s ::.erving as tec hn1 C'al adviser for a proposl'd S55 m ti hon Aero World amuse ml'nt park north'' l'Sl of San D1e~o near Miramar Naval J\1r Station WHEN TllE PARK is complet c•d in two to four years. Tallman said, his historic plane collectaon will bl· moved there from Orange Count~ The lrnild1ng curre ntl> oc- cupied by the e1ir m useum wi ll provide expansion space for Tall m antl J\v1al1 o n. w hich T allman said may be the oldest a\'iation comp:my al the Orange County Airport THE FIRM deals in ~eneral a\'iation, sells fuel, maintains police helicopters, and provides movie companies with technical advice. historic a1rcrafl, aerial ca m e r a platforms and stunt fliers . Tallman said he and his wife wa ll continue lo live at the Balboa Bay C:lub As for AC'ro World, T allman said. "I feel that when this docs ultinwtl'ly come to pass. 1t wall be All C"\lremcly good W~I~ or dts· playin~ historical aircraft "EVERY SINGLE ride. every single attraction 1s involved in som e wav with av1alaon from balloons Lo moon landings · The At•ro World pl ;.ms call for an a1rl1cld to ht> used tor tll'm· onslrat10n flights of has torit a1rplant•s. a' talion el\h1b1ts. 28 r1tlc)>, a 3.~,t)O·scat grnncbtand :.md se\'eral thl·all'I s Las Vegas to Sparkle Fireworks, Stars Due Out for Record Crowd L AS \'EGAS. Nev IAP 1 New Year's Eve will be a cork· popping night here, complete \\1th a gi~anlic ft reworks display ;111d a gallery or such s tars as Redd Foxx. J erry Lewis, Wayne Newton, Liberace, Lorelt.a Lynn and Roy Clark. Tourism and hotel ofncials arc predicting a record crowd to ~et 1978 off on the right Coot, follow· ing a record convention year in 1977. From 73,000 to 75,000 persons are expected to pcur Into town , many of the m Crom Southern California. HQtel oc- eupancy rates are expected to ex- ceed 98 percent. ALL THE BIG name hotels are booked to the rafters, so If you don't already h:l\'e a reservation. chances are. it will be difficult lo find lodging. The fireworks display wall hci::rn Jl R Lon1~ht at the Union Plaza llotel downtown. The entertainment ranges from an awa rd-winning female impersonator show, complete walh a production number featur- ing lavish gowns and s pangles to the wit. of comedians Alan King and D ~ivid Brenner and the ofCheat "Chl•ech and Chon~ " THE SllOW PRICES, which in· elude party favors and cham· pagne in many cases, vary as much as Lhe e ntertainment itself. You can dine al a downtown casino for SI 50, including com · plimentary champagne. or you can plunk down S50 per person for a rare dinner show in the Circus Maximus showroom at Caesars Palace. The tab will get you dinner. Alan King with the Manhattan Tran!>fer. party favors and the like. 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Mo<ltl..,_f roelay II YW 111> ""' 1\1 .. )'OoJ< .,_, 11y 6 111 t "' C.-two'••• I '"'--'-'" t•09'·-""' ~v•lfav IM ••~O•'f II YI"' "" "'°' ,_,.. "°"' C\ D1' O'r I a m ull '-"'' 1001¥1.M>O .. ,_.,lllbt . ... .., waivers were obtained "because 1t was determined that the group sought entry Into the United States for lcf(1llmate purposes." migration and Naturallzation Service that a waiver allowing the group to visit the United Slates be granted. He did not elaborate. -One source said that the Stal~ Oepartment, on the basis of ··more complete tnformallon." decided to recommend to the Im· THE RE VE RSAL OF the de· the period ot Jan. 4·l8. clsio.n means that the Sex Pistols, Earlier, the manager or the 100-f oot Telegram I Clergymen Pro~est NBC Ban on Anita NEW YORK <API -Two clergymen from Oklahoma dellvered a lOO·foot-long telegram to NBC Friday, listing 5,500 names protesting the network's decision not to use Anita Bryant on its broadcast of the Orange Bowl parade. Eva ngelis ts Larry Jones and Robert Wise said the petition represented a response to efforts by homosexual organizations to "Tile Ritz." set In a bath house have Miss Bryant dropped from cate rlngto homosexuals. the Orange Bowl program today. Hoover said Ms. Moreno was She has often been a commen-chosen "because s he is a very tator on the parade for the talented lady, and her role in network. 'The Ritz' was pure coin cide nce." MISS BRYANT, AN e nter- tainer and st ar of commercials in behalf of Florida orange juice producers, led a campaign that defeated a Dade County, Fla., or· di nance on c ivil rights for homosexuals. Geor ge Hoover, a spokesman for NBC. said the network 's de· cision not to hire Miss Bryant was ·• ... strictly a program· ming decision and has nothing to do with the controversy." NBC IDRED RITA Moreno, who is starring in a current film, Kuwait Emir Dead at 65 KUWAIT <AP i The emir or the oil-rich sheikdom of Kuwait. Sheikh Sabah Salem al·Sabah, died early today at the age or 65. a n official announcement r e· ported. Jt said Crown Prince Sheikh Jaber Ahmad al·Sabah was pro- claimed the new emir. Classie Eleg~ce.Portroyed controversl,U group had said In London that the band, whose spit- ting, swearing and violent ways have made headlines In Europe, might try lo enter the United States illegally if more conven- tional ways are blocked. 0 roup manage r Malcolm McLaren said, •·We shall get into the States through Canada with lhe group hidden in the back of an· 1 estate wagon Cslation wa1on ). " THE· GROUP, WHOSE best- selling album is banned by most Britis h radio s tations , had planned a 19-day American tour. ''The group are very, very an- gry because this is the !U\h time we have tried to get a tour together here or in the U.S., .. McLaren said. All members of the Sex Pistols ·hav~ reportedly been In trouble S with the police. Lead singer ' Johnny Rotten was fined $85 last l March when he was convicted or possessing amphetamines. { AS FOR THE others, McLaren explained: "Steve Jones was a pretty slick burglar before join-I ing the Pistols a nd Paul Cook did a few harmless things like rip- ping up London bus seals. Sid Vicious has a few assaults on his record. l i ke k n ocking a f policeman's teeth out. ; "It was a ll petty stuff re ally. ~ But 1t seems to have made the I Am ericans very nervous." Th(• 1978 Clcnct touring roudster contains all the luxurious ~adgcts that m od e rn man has clcv1 scd. It will he shown for the firs t time as a full-fledged production car al t he 11th Annual Orange County Intcrna lion;tl Auto Show. F eb. li·20 al the Anaht'im Con\'cntion Center Only 250 of t hese classic· s.to.ooo cars will ever be built , <.1ccordin g lo Alan Clenet. designer-~ manuf acturC'r or Goll•ta. Sometimes you want to leave the cares of the world behind and just sit back and enjoy the things life has to offer. The Daily Pilot brings you the information you need to find entertainment -all along the Orange Coast. Movie and theater ads and reviews, efltertainment and restaurant features and our new complete TV I istings keep ·you up to date. Enter~ainment, however, is only part of our story. Every day the pages of the Daily Pilot offer you much more: news of your community and world views, money saving advertising and coupons, action sports and a variety of exclusive features. DAILY PILOT . 642-4321 • , •• I l .. .. ·' ' . . , ... .. LOCAL I NATIONAL AP WlrtpMlo TOMMY WOFFORD BOARDS HIS NAVY TORPEDO PLANE With Friends' Help, He Restored Skeletal Craft War Relic Flies High Pilot, Friends Rebuild Torpedo Bomber WEINER, Ark. fAP) Tommy Wofford was too young to be a Navy pilot dur- ing World War 11 -he had lo take a back seat to all the ac· lion. "They weren't putting 17- year-olds up front them," says Wofford. Today, Wofford is making up for lost time. lie has his · own pud~y hlue Nnvy torpedo bomber, and no admiral telb him when or where to fly il WO•'FORD WORKS ON has plane in ~· shop bl'hind ha:. house and \\hen hl' wants to fl y. he taxi s down the hi ~hway to :m airstrip hewn from :a soybean field and lakes off. In 1974. Wofford found a surplus Navy plane that had been usC'd after the war to fai;ht forest fires in Missouri and Wyoming. The plane was only a skeletal war relic when ht• bought it. IT TOOK WOFFORD'S d1eckbook and hel p from more thim 20 fellow members of the local Ex"Perimental Airnafl Association to re· build it scrounging parts Irvine Sets Auditions for Talent Slwiv I rvine e l e m entary-age children who can sing or dance. play a kazoo or jusrnle. or have lal£'nt in any area, are being sought for a citywide talent show. Three days of auditions C1re scheduled: -Jan. 18 at University Park. -Jan. 19 at Rancho San Joa- quin School. -Jan. 20 at Harvar~ Com· munity Athletic Park. ALL AUDITIONS ARE 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Children must bring their ins truments or accompani· m ent, if any. Participants in group acts must be of the sam e age ca t egory. There a re t wo categories or competition: 8 and under , and 9 and over . Applications, which may be picked up al school or at city hall, must be returned by Jan.10. THERE WILL BE a dress re- hearsal Jan. 26 at Rancho San Joaquin School, Crom 3:a«l p.m. to 6p.m. The talent show is scheduled for J an. 28, from 1 p.m. lO.C p.m .• at the same place. Bos Route· SAN F RANCISCO (AP> -The state Public Utilities Commla1ioo has given G"'ybound IJnes Inc. permjuion to d.la· continue weekday com· mute but service between San Francisco ,and Contra Colt.a County June 30 11 a local trenaJt ay1tem provides ade· quate substJtute service. from around the country . "l estimate I 've s pent S:J0,000, not counting labor." said Wofford. a 51 -year -old farm implement dealer in this northea:.t Arkansas com- munity of 700. Wofford trained as a rear seal gunner on the same type aircraft, but that's not the r€'a son he picked the TBM torpedo bomber. "It was economics more than anything else." he said "My first choice was the Doui;:las <l1 Vt• bomber , the l>aunllcss. Theres only one of those flying now, and they built nearly 6.000 or them . I wanted it worst of all, but I couldn l afford il. "SO I SETTLED on 11 TBM. and now I m kind or glad. Because out of 9,836, there s only six flying in the onginal militaryconfi~uration." llis plane fought the Pacific war from the decks or the a ircraft carrier USS Yorktown. The plane now gleams in a new blue paint job, Navy insignia. rebuilt bomb bay doors, gun turrets. bomb racks. rocket rails, a gunsight and tail hook for car· ricr landings. The plane has been used in two movies since Wofford <'Ompleted its restoration this year Wofford located surplus parts f rom aircraft en- thusiasts around the country. "SOME AIRPLANE people never throw anything away," he said ... And. you meet a lot of interesting people this way." The Navy at Memphis also donated the remains or a plane Wofford s plum~ is an uttcn· lion grubber as 1t ~•ts alone al the edge of tht! grass airstrip beside Arkansas I lighway 39. ''Lots of people will ~top to find out who the pl anc belongs to," he said. "The plane as a good way to get acquainted." IT TAKES THE coopera- tion of local authorities when Wofford wants to move the plane from the airstrip to his home repair facilities. "I try to arrange it for a time when there s not much t raffic." he said. "Most peo· pie don t complain. Two or three have growled a little. butnolbad." Thoroughbred Races $250,000 Cleared At OC Fall Fair The OranJte County Fair made nearly $250,000 from its Fall Fair thoroughbred horse races at Los Alamitos Race Course, according lo Ken Fulk, manager of the Costa Mesa fairgrounds. The money will be used to obtain and pay Interest on loans lo finance the fair's S16.7 million expansion plan for the 16-acre grounds, said Fulk. ••J CAN'T HELP but think that the $250,000 profit is quite a relief from the dark days of early Nov- ember when, if the court injunc- tion <sought by major race tracks> had been sustained, the fair was scheduled to lose at least $114,000, .. said Fulk. A last-second reprieve allowed the fair to stage the first thoroughbred races in Orange County. The fair board had only hoped for a $217,000 profjl. "<The board) is now in a much better position l o continue its plans to clean up, to improve the parking, the tramc and the ap- pearance·. or the fairgrounds. Fulk said. THE FIRST PHASE of the ex- panaion plan calls for construe· lion of an equestrian center and a n outdoor a mphitheater, pat· terned after the Greek Theater in SALE~ • FINE BRASS Ov•r IO Select'°"' •.FIN~HAND· EMBROIDERY Griffith Park. Fair oCCicials arc optimistic that the projects could be well under way, if not com- pleted, by the start of next year's fair. The Orange County Fair ten- tatively has been granted racing dates for next November, but hearings will be held by the State Horse Racing Board. Opposition is agai n expected from Hollywood Park and Santa Anita raceways. IC the races become an annual event, Fulk said the fairgrounds would be able to obtain loans 10 times greater than profits re- ceived from the r aces. • FINE LEATHER BATit< Purses end •"•ts •GIFTS ,MI0$4llO an~ique .gullli: pla•a: ,, ••• ..... . . Saturday. December 31 , 19n DAIL v PILOT A&i Music Set Free Jazzman Rnnks With the Greats Hy ANGELA NOEi. SAN f"fiANCISCO CAP> His presenc<' looms large al the keyboard -a gentle giant whose largl'. strong hands dwarf the ivories as he strokes out music al an easy but incredible pnce His arpeggios. honed by perfect rh yth m , form sophisllcated runs across the keys. but manage to sound down- homc al the same time. It is music set free by disciplined technique OSCAR PETERSON AT 52 has improved with age and conlmues to rank with the greats or jazi piano. His feeling for has anslru· ment approache:. love .. Every lime you walk up to tht: instrument. its a new affair. Peterson said in an interview at a performance here Il e recalled his early days when as a younft man from Mon· treal he first pulled up the piano stool as a professional. "WHEN I SAT down then, J sat down with an unknowing ego. "The major difference now is that I sit down with a certain knowledgeable confidence, built on c redibility but with no guarantee that it has to continue What supplanlo; the ego is adult apprehension." he said. Peterson seemed anything but :a pprehensive as he deftly worked out in the San Francisco nightclub. It was familiar music. especially for the older fans. but Peterson gave the standards something new II F. OPENED WITH a fast and furious rendition of "Sweet Georgia Brown. and somehow wasn t trite. Then it was o n to the likes of "Caravan ... "Autumn Will Protein Diets Post Warnings? WASHINGTON <AP > Those low-calorie liquid protean diets may be hazardous, and the gov· crnment is planning lo require them lo carry warning labels. In addition. the Food and Drug Administration is considering whether to prohibit the products altogether, and wants to hear from the public. THE PROTEIN supplements are used in weight reduction and maintenance programs, but FDA says low-calorie diets consisting mainly of protein can lead to health problems and even death in some cases. The products are manufac- tured primarily from animal hides. cartilage and tendons and are flavored. The FDA wants the products to <'arry a label stating: "Warning Very low calorie protein diets may cause serious · illness or death. Do not use for weight re· duction or maintenance without medical s upervision. Do not usc for any purpose without meidcal advice if you arc taking meidca· lion. Nol for usc by infants. children or pregnant or nursing women." THE FDA WANTS any reports of illness or death associated with the products, and these s hould be sent to Richard Swanson. Food and Drug Ad- ministration. 5600 Fishers Lane. Rockville. Md., 20857. Comments on whether the pro· ducts should be banned or should have to carry warnings should be sent. by Jan. 3, to the Hearing Clerk JIFC-20 at the same ad- dress. Al"Wlr ...... JAZZ. PIANIST Oscar Peterson Leaves and Duke Ellington s theme "Take the· A Train. lf there is criticis m of Peterson, it is that he has chosen to innovate along a much-worn track. But the marvel is in the ~ee mingly infinite variety he hears in the music he helped rn akc part of the jazz tradition. Peterson isn t defensive about his refusal to go along with the new tide of musicians which has swept juzz into the main:.tream with "fusion" music -iazz spiced heavily with rock. ••f 'ft1 VERY PROUD of what jazz stands for." he sai~. "t think they re going to have to drop the excuse of having to mix jazz with rock. Jazz doesn t need rock to be palatable." Peterson did ~ave young must· cians their due io sparking what he called a "resurgence ot In· teresl in jazz. But he expressed o ther concerns about their music "We re not generating the players we should be," he said. .. Partially it s b ecause there •sn't that same kind o f camaraderie and love Its anolher era 4 "Tll EV DON'T GET together and play together the way we used to. We used to play at the drop or a hut. .. The folks Peterson was talkmg about ar<' the likes of juzz greats Ella F1tz~crald and Count he calls him "Bill" Basi<'. Peterson s music seems to an dacatc a Southern background amazin$! an light of the fact that he was born in Canada. Rut much of Peterson ~ ex· perience <lcross the border mir- rored that of blucks here. And "being born next door to the . black ('hurch." he said, "didn't· hurl PF.TERSON'S GENIUS was ·officrnlly" discovered :it the . rape agl· or 14. when he won a local Montreal talent contest. Thal led lo a series of 15-minulc s pots for local radio stations. After turning down several of· fers "lo go South." he was finally introduced to American au - diences an 1949 al a New York concert. Peterson now limits tours to six to €'ight months of the year When not touring, Peterson said he spends much or his time in semi-seclusion at a family cot· I age in northern Ontario. Coastal C0111mission Plant Restriction Hearings Scheduled The staff of the slate Coastal Commission has set February as the month the regional commissions will conduct hearings to designate oceanfron.t areas where power plant construction will be prohibited. In a pohcy proposed by the.commission staff, certain scenic areas. s uch as Big Sur and the Mendocino-Humboldt coast. will be protected Dividend Up For Veterans WASHINGTON <AP > - The 3.4 million veterans holding active World War JI G I insurance will r e- ceive an average dividend of $117 each next year, compared with $104 this year. the Veterans Ad- ministration says. VA Administrator Max Cleland said the 106.900 World War I policyholders will receive an average dividend of $224, compared to $202 for 1977. Korean veterans will re- ceive an average $29 com- pared toS22in1977. from power plant construction. The policy also calls for pro· hibition or power plant construe· lion in state parks and beaches. but would allow construction or underground ocean water con- duits across state property. The proposed policy would also prohibit construction of power plants between scenic portions of slate Hi ghway 1 and the ocean. The hearings. which will be ~€'hedulcd by each individual re gional commission, are aimed at getting public reaction to the pro· posals as well as suggestions for areas to be prole<'ted from power plants and areas where power plants would have a minimal im- pact. Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. MAKE YOUR YEAR EHD CHARITAILE GIFTCOUHT! Thenffd- 1977-78 Youth wort& $55,000 SwteM•ag pool wfosur. $2 I ,000 w_...·. FffMss Cettter $5,000 it-..nNps $5,000 CASH -REAL EST ATE -SECURITIES YIMI c• IMle the difNAwc•! S..,.. yow c..-lty YMCA ORANGE COAST YMCA 2100 U11l•enlty Dri•• Newport leech, Ce '2660 · "'-• 642-9tt0 . -'Y•-of-.YMC41 , ng Locally. THE LOCAL TALENT BAND • ) ... Cmntnent Tight .-R ules· Gas / II n r 1 •'I/ A /' r n t I o r 1 ~ d1n1TT1111 11 oj till' llnurd ul S11uth1•rn Cahfnn 11a Ga~ Cn and ,. recut we t'ICt' prl'Stdcnl. Pac1f1r /,1ght1119 Corp. /f1s r£'marks an• ., rcerpled /rom a .~peech repmit "rl m rhe Town I/nil Journal We Jre bombarded alrnosl 1ht1 ly w11h prescriptions for curing or allL•v1at1ng our energy defi· <'1enc1<'s From the President of the United Stal~ on down, we find experts and nonexperts of· fering us plans w ith which lo fore our energy future. I find s ome of these plans mostly wood. most of the m part ly good. but none of them wholly vr,ud The disturbin o, pattern that many c~ ti1can contain is un em 1>has1s on lhc concept of me1nag. 1ng shortages rather than pre· venting those :;hortages SINCE THE 1973 74 oil cm- ba r g o, e ne r gy issues h ave become inc reasingly political Poht1cians have u ves ted in terest in managin~ s hortages Systems of allocat1on. price con· t r o l , e1nd rat io nin g add t•normously lo the power of bureaucrats and politicians. at the expense of all the rest of u:;. Hut l s ubm i t to you that s tat e s men , those polll1cal fi gures \\1th grea ter vision and cleep(·r knowledge, m ust loo k be yond tht• tem ptation s of managed shortagt•:>. They must 1 hink about efficiently utihzmg all the energy resources uva1la hie to us One of the anom <r hes of thP President's t'nergy program 1s that the Administ ration wants this nation to ust• more co<sl Yet our a ir pollutwn l'Ontrol laws probably wou ltl pr e vent t he direct burnmg of rnal in this ;1rea. The Administrat ion so Car has set•med n.•luctant to take the ... teps that would hC'lp Southern Ca li fornia to "use" l'oal an the onlv wav that m akl•s economic: and <'nvlronmcntal st•nse to us. that IS, 1mportNI in d gaSt'OUS form Ol'R ('0~1PAN\' ha-. heen '>U p pl) IO~ gas t·nNgy for I JO years, 1•vt•r s1nl'e a prcclec·cssor l'ompany. the Los Angeles Gas C o m pan y, hc g an se ll in g man ufactured gas for street lii.:hting from .t pl<.int down near the Old Pl<11a an 18fi7. Al that penod. gms was produced by a prOl'l•ss that used coal as its feed:.lock; but. since little or no l'oal was ava ilable this fa r west. 1t h ad to hf' imported from Australia Th<.' patte rn set then, of depen· dence on imi><>rtation of energy sources or suppli es. has run through the history of Soulhern California's development like a strong thread. The amount or gas im ported grew us California 's production dropped. until it reached the present situation 10 which we im port roughl y 95''t ot Southern California•s gas needs. We recognize today's greatly &ncreased public concern for the environment and for safely. We hci ve factored e nvironm ental and safety concerns into every bit or pl anning we have un· dertaken in the course of our world" ide search for new gas s uppli es . ARE OUR governm e nta l leaders really listening to the maJonly of the community, or are they lis tening only to the vocal fragments of that com- munity, skilled at grabbing the spotlit::hl, the microphone, or the <'ye of the camera? T he ener gy problem in this country is not the Jack of availa- ble s ources but the lack of responsive political a ction to secure those sources for the marketplace Southern CaJiforn1a 1s unique· ly dependent on natural gas; few areas of this nation s hare our degree of dependency. Gas pro· \'Ides nearly half of this region's s tationary energy needs. com- pa red to 37'~ for the gas in· dustry natjonally. How have we· s upplied this m a rket ? Som e 95 '~ of our primary supplies come from the mid-eontinent area of the United States <Texas. Oklahoma, and "\J e y. Me x1co 1. We h ave . however. experienced declines an thl' supply of gas from out of state There is not likely to be a s 1gnaf1cant reversal of this long- te rm trend until new supply .. ourccs have been secured and Regionalism: Out Again 8 ) THOMAS D. ELIAS A new call for regional !!""' ernmcnt in the San Franc1sto Day Arca rel'alls the :;.1milar ea rly-1970s pus h for regional govern ment 1n S outhe r n California Voluntary m(•mbcrsh1p an the Southern California Asso{·1a l1on or Governmenti:. was to end, wllh m ,1ndato1 y J S~{·ss mcnts re qu ired frnm all cities and coun ties in a six-county region. Plan n1n g \\a-; to bl' un1f1 cd and monc~ ~a v l'cl '1a t omh1nt'd ..,(•r viccs TllE IDEA ne,cr ~ol throu~h 1•\'L'n one housl' of the slate Legislature · and prospects see m no better for the nay Area pro posal. The group pushinA tbe new plan shares manv of the ai ms of • those who sought regional gov· : l·rnment 10 the Southland. That ; group is •1 comm ittee of the .;_pres(i1:ious Commonwealth Club, c heller known for its luncl}eon -.pccch programs than f()r s tands on major issues The club lis ts 26 a gencj..es perform inj! regional fullpions'in 1 he Bay Arca and sugge_f;lS tl\e~ could do their jobs be~ff'r~1f at least some were unified. 'Fu'nc· ' 11ons like smog control,1. airport and pa rk operations. aJ.tng, wjth ge n e r a l planning could be handled more efficiently by 'One • umbrella organization, the club . suggesL5. BUT HOW likely as a ny ~uch plan to ~et the political backing needed for passage and how well wo uld it work even if it passed? The history of regional gov· crnment proposals for Southern California suggests s uch a plan can never come cl06e to getting off the ground. In 1972 and 1973, the powerful , lobbying of city councils a nd , county boards especially • those of the largest cities and counties -completely stymied the SCAG plan, despite s trong s upport. from the prestigious California Tomorrow erganiia· lion. Northern C alifornia legislators worked with their southern colleagues to defeat lhe plan for fear thal i/ it worked in " Southern California. a similar z regional structure would Shortly ' be imposed in the north. The s ame motivation would likely move Southe rn California , legislators to vote .against any , major regio nal plan ror the north today. ; T H E A RGUMENT ~o : similar In 1974 and 1975, when, ~ the Lelbl•ture considered com- ' blnlng all the local air paltutJon • . c ontrol dlsLrlcta or lhe Southland. That move wu ,1 vetoed by ex-Gov. ltonald Rea.an ln 1974 and v~ted doW'll narro'Wly in 19'7$, despite tf\e of>: • vlous ""'81onal nature or alr " P<)llVUOQ patterns. ' 1 •' A combined amoc control ; . a a ency wu llDall.J ob1ed ill 10'7G, wltb stron1 backin& from Got/. Brown and bl• Air SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS Hcsour ces Hoard l'hasrman, Tom Qumn. But many Northern California legislators neverthe· li.>ss t•ontinued to \'Ol e a):{ainst the id ('a right to the ('nd. fcanng that similar agencies would be' thrust on tht•1r constituents by !>outh<'rn leg1,.lators In operation for less than a ,. e a r . t h e n e w S o u t h e r n C'aliforn1a Air Quality Manage. ment D1stn <.•t has already run ufoul of the ARB several times fo r allegedly too la x enforce· ment IT llAS ALSO set up a con· trovers1:il new smo~ forecasting ..,~s te m . branding t he air in .,omc very large areas "un· h e alth y." This :;yst e m has dra wn accusations that because 1t as regional, the new agency·s forecasts make too few d1 stinc· tions a monJ.{ local conditions. painting wit h br oad s trokeS' when na rrower ones are called for All this history makes it clear that any regional government pr o p o s a ls in a n y part o f California face almost impossi· ble hu rdles Wh en solving even ll\e most obvious ly region a l problems thr ough regiona l a pproaches meets massive resista nce, the like lihood of approv,al for a multi-purpose umbrella govern· ment is almost nil. no matter h o w pres tigio u s its non · governmental support. A Princely Fell ow, But Lean of Laugh By HERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO I hate to ruin Gov. Jerry Brown's day so early 10 the mom&nJ!. but my opera tives in London are swamping me with copies of Lady Olga Maitland's column in the London Sun- day Express Writes Lady Olga "Prince Charles' friendship with the eccen- tric Governor Gerry Brown of Callfornia. whom he first met as a guest over a simple cold lunch in October, is ~rowing apace. Last week, before he invited the Governor to a s m all dinner party at Buckingha m Palace. be confided to a friend : 'While the Governor was the most intruguing personality I met while In the niled States, he has one r eal drawback -he has absolutely n0senseof umoar.'" . . FOOTNOTE FROM left fi eld : Mrs. Josep~ Becerra. who teaches English to recently- arriv.ed for.eign adults at the Adult Day School ln San Mateo. asked her class'the other day: "Who Is Jerry Brown?·· There was silence from everyone until one person ventured: "Charlie Brown's brother?" Adds' Mrs. Becerra merrily : "I didn't stop laughing till I realized he might be right." WRONG ADDRESS; Edgar Sutro of Hillsborough rec'd a com- puterized letter from the Salvatjon Army. with a photo or a sad· eyed child and a plea for funds that concluded, "Your gift of C!s or $50 can help provide food, clothing, a Christmas dinner or other necessities for a deserving famtly In HHlsboroullb·" I aay send the money dfrect to the Burllngame Country Club, where it will get to the r ight parties. MAN AND BOY, it's been nigh onto 40 years since I 've heard of a tunny caper being pulled off by a fraternity, wherefore t rh1e to salute the Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Theta Chi at Stanford. Actually, the Thetes these days are more of a f,_sority or sorterniW. being composed ot 20 brothers anct 18 sisters. The caper besan when Brother David Vosa and Sister Claire Coleman, posing as newlyweds, checked Into the Regal Suite or U>e Mark Hoplclna as ''Mr. arid Mn. A. E. Thetacbr· <aeddit? >. ll\to their ''honeymoon" Juggagd'lboy had atutfed ~ lleep{Df b•1s • Shortly thereafter. the other Thetes becan arrlvlnl In twos and three~. bearing "wedding gifU•• that actually contained ilothlll• but Junk foOd and ocoie. From \hen on, it was peny·O•rtY·party, plus a trip to the Top o' the Marie wheN th•Y made Ute reatOifably misernble for Actor Peter Falk, actually honeymooning, and Tony Uennett. still searchint for his ticker. Tht 35 or~ Thetes checked out next-· bapplly buq over1 au chlppln~ ln to pay "'. $(80 tab for the •u!te (''Divided up,. «rin• Brother Harry Glicken, "we couldn't have done H well at the · SalvaUon Army"J. ~ . • gas from them begjns arrtving in our system. The c riti ca l p e rio d for Southern Cahfornia 's gas s upply 1s the first half ot the 1980's, when our present supplies, un- 1 es s r e ple nis he d from new sources, will no longer be sum. cient to serve any but our high· prior ity cuslome r group. But the situation we would race in the 1980's without new gas s upplies would present us with more than a queslioo ot not creating new jobs; we would face the prospect of losing as m any as 700,000 existing Jqbs. WE HAVE PLANNED and worked for nearly a decade to obtain new sources of gas. First, there are our projects to import liquefied natural gas <LNG> by s hip to Southern California. We have an agree- ment with the Indones ian gov- ernment's oiJ 4Uld illS C()mpany to import ~ million cubic feel df gas per day, 'Which would be sha red equally with Pacific Oas and Eleclric Company. our partner ln the project. The In· dones ian gas will be received at an .LNG terminal at Point Con- ception by the s pring of 1982, If all necessary remaining ap- provals are obtained with rea- sonablespeed. In south Alaska, again in partnership with Pacific Gas and Electric Company. we plan a gas liquefaction plant near Anchorage to liquefy gas from the Cook Inlet area and perhaps eventually Crom the GulC of Alaska. The LNG from this plant would also be shipped to the Point Conception terminal for storage lllld regasiflcatlon. Farther north, in the North Slope, or Pnadhoe Bay, region of Alaska, lie not only prodigious oll fields but also sotne of the largest domesUc natural gas re- serves. as yet untapped. availa· ble to the United States. PRESIDENT CA&TBll hu announced bis choice of the Ale an system to tran1port North Slope gas to markets ln the lower 48 states. Tbls systeJn cn· ta lls a pipeline tbrouch the Yukon Territory, lncludlng branches for delivery both to eastern and western U.S . markets. This system has the additional virtue of giving the Canadians the option of later ad· ding a s upplemental line con· necting to the main Akan line. which would enable them to br~g gas from the .Mackenzie River Delta fields. In northwest New Mexico. our coal gasification joint venture with Texas Eastern Corporation calls for a high-Btu commercial· 1cale plant to be located on Navajo lands. This plant would produce 250 million cubic feet of gas per day to begin with, the greater part or which would go into our Pacific Lighting system. Early last month Pemex, the oil and gas agency or the Mex· lean Government, announced plans lo sell gas to a group of 6 U.S. pipeline companies, includ- ing our 2 major out-of-state sup- pliers, El Pas o and Texas Eastern, with the specification that some of this gas must go to California. Present indications . are that we could receive about 130 mllJloo cubic feet of cas per day on completioo in 1980 or a 7'6- mile pipeline from the Tabasco- . Chiapu recioo ln Mexh».to the, Texas border. · The Mttican suppUes will ter· tainly be welcome, but In no way wm they preclude tti. netej for prompUy carryln& to completion OU1' LNG projects from aouUI AlAlaka and lndonesla. CONSE&VAnON IS AN Im portan~ part or our futat~ plan· oing. Conservation of all forms or energy mu.st be a permanehl part of this country's thinking, planning, and doing from now on. But to rely oo conservation, as many self-appointed eoer&Y experts have insisted on doing. would be a serious error. Whal we in the energy busl· ness rind most lacking in the energy equation today is a re- cognition by government that a crisis exists and that authority to proceed in solving that cris1s ahould be lbe top priority of public policy. There have been some recenl signs of improvement on various levels of government. Governor Brown has shown an increasing awareness of the need for new energy sources, and he and his state administration are moving from rhetoric lo action. Our challenge is to keep open lines of communication, to deal fairly and openly with the public and with its elected leaders. and to see that their decisions are based on all the fact.a from all segments of the community. not 'just with the uninformed opin· ions of special-Interest groups. Messages Got Through Bu~iness' Bite Could Help Government By GENE BEAUDET I think it is just gre at thal Labor Secretary Ray M.acshall has come out and said the reg- u lalions of the Occupational Safety and Health Administra· t ion are j us t too many. too picayune, and not really effec- tive in safeguarding the health and s afely of American workers. It's even more encouraging lo hear Mr. Marshall say after Cive years of OSHA OReration and equally long criticisms by busl- · ness and labor that he has come to the "sad conclusion that both business and labor were right." And to that he adds . "OSHA did have loo many petty regulations.·· To correc:t the situation. Mr. Marshall directed lhe agency to stop all the nit· picking and slart up an educa- tional program designed to help indus try improve s afety r e cords. Bully for him and good for us. Now, If this thinking <and hopefully action) · can be ex- tended lo other government agencies, then maybe we can get somewhere in fulCilllng the pleas or our last two presidents to lighten the swrocating burden or 1ovem111ent ,rules, ruula- tions, and just plain red tape now bome ~Y business alld the rest of the P'-bljc. For the pres- ent, two ~)ccell~nt places to start would be tn the Environ- mental P,roteetlon Afency and the Depar tment o Health. Education and Welfare. Maybe It would be a good idea for the hea• ot both agencies to have lunch <at their own ex- pense) with Mr. Marshall and ,listen to his ldl!as. Also, to round out a tabl• for tour. James Sehlealnger. President Carter's entt:IY cht41f, ahould be Invited to qom~ al()IJg. ~ince Mr. $chJes-1nier'1 ~1 lt slitun1 out wltb a 1tan "1 20.~ people. rl1ht awl,)' JQU lqiow tha\ ouUlt needa help. • l don't inow how Mr . Maraball's 14e~ nilght JO over with emPi01.eet in OSHA ~nd the rest or bb clepm1ment.. After all. cutt1n1. dowo on superfluou1 re1alatJopa Jmplles cutuoa down oa U.. munber 9' JMlOple needed to aclralnllter tlMm. , SUU, don't count on lhia. Given the ways or Washington, maybe more people than ever will be needed to study and strearrlline the OSHA regulations. We don'l doubt Mr. Marshall's sincerity, but he sure is wres- tling an octopus. So for him and· others s erious about cutting down government red tape, l humbly offer these s uggestions: Hire fewer but more expe rt p eople in the areas in which agenc ies are s uppos ed to operate. I'm willing to bet lawyers outnumber environmen- tal experts in the EPA by at least five to one. Stop generating massive re· ports. which no one reads anyway. including the people in the departments that write them . Once a law is passed by Congress, have those writing the regulations stick to the intent of the law and not add to IL just to make their jobs bigger and their reports more impressive. Pay thooe who operate with s maller stairs more than those who operate with big starts and see what happens. Gene Beaudet ii Editor in C~J of "Iron Age,'' an induatriat mogoziM. Thu editorial recently appeared fn lhot pubUcahon. Crime May Steal Reform Bandwagon By GEORGE NICHOLSON AND TOM CONDIT ~M..,..tenk• SACRAMENTO -All those state politicians leaping on the get-tough-on-crlme bandwagon this election year are threaten· in« vlle things to ne'er-do-wells who threaten the safety, peace or mind, and possible re-elect.ion votes of lbeit coosUtueocles. These same politicians have voted in a new law which effec- tively blocks crime-fighting er- forlS again.at costly white collar crime. CALLED THE "Cali/ornla Rllbt io Financl•l PrlvaC) Act." and authored by Senator Alla Sleroty. D·Beverly Hilla, thlt law prohibits law enforct lbetlt otflclala from lnve1t.i1aUn1 the financial record• ot 8ff'f napeet In a civU or criminal case without a search warf9nl. a l \abpoena ducea tecum, oc: formal, written conaellt rrom tbe penon beln1 ln vestlgated. Orga.olzed crtme makea lts llv· in1 b)' launderinf money pro- duced by IUetal ecllvlUea. pan. tns It ~ a number of bank aicc«>unll unW ti»• source ii ob· scured. and then lnvutlnJ lt back into mob·-controlled '.egiti mate businesses. BANK RECORDS are also the very stuff of which fraud and embezzlement cases are made,. cases responsible for more than two out or three dollars lost to crhne. The price-.tag for crtme in 19'78 waa cfose to $125 bHlion dollars. So ll lhe legialalure really wants to get serious about aav- ing ta~ayers' money and effec- tively fighting crime, It can find a way for law enforcement acen· cies Lo 1aln acceas to tho fin&n· cial records needed to curb "paper crime." DAILY PILOT The comment po1e or the Dal· ly Pli.t seeks to inf9"ft aad 1llmulate re1ders by ~l· tn1 J vuicly or com~ on to}>lcs of lntereat and 1l1n11lcance Crom tnfotm~ obsetvera and 1pokt1mtn. , 1 I I 1 I CHILDREN'S PAGC Hi boys and girls. The new year is j u!.l around the corner, and Uncle Len bets most of you ha\'c ma.de some real good rcsol utions. Uncle Len is a little disappointed, though. because h is mail was \'cry light this week. lie hopes 1t ·s because all of you arc ha,·ing so much fun over Chrbtmas vac<.1 tion that \'OU didn't huve time to draw resolutions · WELL, ALL OF \'OU IL\ VE A chance at winning tht• S5 fir~t prize or tht• S2 second prize next week by <lrnwing the most fun thing you dtd, received or that happened to you clurmg the vacation. \\'inning $.5 nnd first place honors this week is ,\my Grahum. 10, of llunlington Beach who pl:rns to practice piano mort• Bill McGinley, 10. ol Huntington Beach wins S2 and runner-up honor~ for his resolution lo be kind to a ll li\'lng things. Both are commendable goals. DRAWl !'i'GS SllOl 'LD BE ~ent lo Uncle Len, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. Be s ure to include ) our name, age, address and telephone numbe r. Drawings arc to he on four by four inch paper, tlont' in black ink or pen. Do not use crayons or col- ored ink <.1s thl'y do not reproduce. l 'nelc Lt'n wishc>s ~·ou u happy :'\:c>w Year. '• . Pr<Jcf ice P1·ono rr===~~::====fill~ m El Winner Amy Graham, 10, 1106 Redding Ave., CM To Be 'th1 1 n~;.5. 1-o at I • Saturddy. December 31 . 1977 CAIL v PILOT A r Brain La«!ks Blood - .. 3 Major Causes Cited for Strokes Andy enda a World Book Year Book td .Patti OlcaAleh, 1%, ol Hibbing, Minn., for her question: WHAT CAUSES A STROK E! When a person suffers a stroke. he may experience paralysis or weakness on one side of his body. fie also may find it difficult to Mipeak or understand language. a~~ discover blind s pots in hiS VIStOn The symptoms may worsen progressively during several hours or days: or the changes may occur very rapidly, depend- ing on the type of stroke. A stroke ii. a serious medical <'ondilton that happens if the brain does not receive a n ade- quate supply of blood. A regular supply of oxygen and nutrients is needed by the brain, and when the flow is interrupted for as short a period as three to 10 minutes, permanent damage can result. DOCTORS SAY T HAT most strokes are caused by either a cer ebral thrombosis, a cerebral hemorrhage or a cerebra l em· bolis m. In cerebral throm bosis. a blood clot forms in one of the major arteries that carries blood to the brain. This type of problem often builds up slowly as a person 's ar t e ri es n arr ow b y arte riosclerosis, or ha rdening or Careful Play Emphmized in Coloring Book PUEBLO, Colo . IAP l Children love to play, but unlesi. they exercise some caution play can also lead to injuries. the arteries. Many who develop arteriosclerosis a re those who have high blood pressure. Often people who suffer ce•ebral thrombosis are those who have had previous inciplenl strokes. These are attacks that result in the momentar y reduc· lion or blood flowing through nar- row arteries. A person may feel d izziness. tingling, weakness, s lurre_d speech and visual pro~ lems 1.n one e ye. The symptom$ som etimes last only 30 minuteso.r so and then disappear. CEREBRAL hemorrh ages °"' cur when arteries in the brain rl.\P- ture. Blood pressure that is ~ high is often the cause. or it can be the result of an artery's wall hav. ing a n aneurysm -a weak spot that can swell like a bubble unlil it bursts. A cerebral embolis m is like a cerebral thrombosis in that it ln· rnlves a clot that blocks a major artery of the brain. The cloi.- however, forms in another pafl of the body a nd travels throug- thc bloodstream until it clogs O!"t of the arteries that s upplies tll~ brain : E\'Cry year more than half a millton Americans s uffer from ~trokes. More than 200,000 of the attacks prove to be fatal, but 60 percent of the victims recover with medical care. Whirligigs a Common Species The Consumer Product Safety Commission has prepare d a col· oring book to help get the "play carefully" message across to the 3-to 7 -year-old set. RECOVER'\' FROM a stroke depends on how much or the b rain r eceived perma ne nt damage when the blood was cut off. Rehabilitation by medical people should begin as soon as possible. High blood pressure. called hypertension. is probably the basic cause of most i.trokcs. Con· trolling this condition can be an e ffective way of preventing s trokes. Doctors recommend var ious medicines and d iets. DEAR ELLIE: I used to live • in an area where t here were numerous rivers and streams. Jn the summer we used to see some kind or beetles spinning around on t he surfA~ of the water. Do yoa kno..,-what ·they 1 were? r .£.!·~~.L..J. DEAR C. L. 'iJ.: 'l'Jle.~J'l)TI1on name for lhelS, iqseds is whirligig beetles. T~ey a r e sma ll , under a half int'h In size. oval. and shiny blat'k. These creatures seem to spend most of their time spinning rapidly on the s urface of quiet pools. Ir danger threatens, they are able to dive under the wate r An interesting adaptation 1s found in theiT spee1alized eyes which are divided into upper and lower halves so that the insects can look both up into the aiT and down into the water while they ar e whirling o n the s urface. Th ey are quite co mmon throughout the world, and there are more tha n 400 different s pecies. Us u ally a larte number of the~e little .beeUes is row_ together, and altttouell. t be_y.Jjaj"" alt be spinning at t he same time, they never collide. This feat Is achieved through the use or their antennae which are so positioned that they ree l the vibrations of an approaching beetle and move lo avoid hilling 1t. These same a ntennae also de- tect insects that fall into the water, for these are what the whir ligigs eat. The females attach their eggs to the stems of s ubme rged water plants. and the larvae spend some time on the botto m before they change into adult beetles and m ove lo the surface. ELLJE • DEAR ELLI E: Which of the species Of wild cats do you sup- pose ts the ~losest rdaJed to our domestic cata? LILA G. DEAR LILA: There are 35 species or cats living in the wilds. Nine make up the large types s uch as lions. tige rs. leopards and jaugars; and 26 are quite similar in s ize to the domestic variety. or all these, the African bus h cat -also · called the Kafk cat -is pro- bably the nearest ancestor of our-domestic cats. The African bush cat looks •ery much ~itc~, a . large, heavy tabby. As long ag<S as 2,000 B.C. the African Bush cat was tamed, and a long with the l ater domestic type came to be con- sidered sacred by the a ncient Egyptians. Since this wild cat wiU readily breed with domestic cats. its ·similarity to t h e m is dem- onstrated. ELLIE DEAR ELLIE : Can you tell me about those fish that are said to catch insects in the a ir? How can they do this? KEITH S. DEAR IS:EITH : These are archer fi sh from the freshwater regions of Southeast Asia. They actually s hoot down insects with drops of waler. Archer fish are fairly small with deep shaped bodies. They are silvery in color wllh 3 or 4 dark vertical stripes on each side. These fish have adapted to s pendlhg their lives j ust below the s urface of the water, looking for insects Jbat are resting on overhead branches. When an in- .sect is located, the fish puts its head partly 014t or the water and squirts'drops of water a t the prey until ,Jt falls onto the surface. Then it is eaten at once. A n adult fish can shoot the water as far as three reet. and the aim ls remarkably accurate. The moulh of the archer fish is .; Uned with special grooves that help eJecl Uie water with some force. .. SqmeUmes these fish are kept 1n aquartums, and they retain their instinct lo "sboot" for their food and can actually be trained to (IQ thls, even if the prey ia comme r cial fish food . This peculiar action is performed, however, only if the fish is bl.lll· gry. ELLtB CJlimp 'Retired' CA;f! TOWN, South Africa (AP) -Quarrel• b H come a ton1 way from the laboratory wb~l'e ho was raised a& a poten· . ,u,1 hea):t donor for Dr. Chl•Uaan B&m,1rd'1 pioneerlnt1>l1CY·baek tra.n1plant l\lrlery. He w11 aeat lo a South African animal farm a fter Bam'ard announced be would no Jqer UM chimp bt.U for 1urprr. . In the booklet, Leon the Lizard has a series or accidents because of his poor play habits, and then Leon's friends get together to show him how lo play more safe. ly. Examples ore warnings not to ruh while carrying toys and not playing with broken toys, such as arrows with the rubber tips off. Send your question on a post card lo ASK ANDY in care of the Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costq • Mesa 92626, making sure to in· elude your name, age and ad- dress. Entries are open to boys a nd girls7to17 Copies or "Little Leon the Lizard" are available for 60 cents ea ch from the Consumer Information Center. Dept. 103F . Pueblo. Colo .. 81009 world scope (10 point• for Hell qu.atlon an.-.d correctt,) 1 Under the new Social Security bill pmed by Congreu, an average worker who retires at age 65 can expect a Social Security pens10n equal to .. l .. percent of his earnings. a·JO b-41 c-65 2 President (CHOOSE ONE: Harry S. Truman, Fr~nklin D. Roosevelt) started the Social Secu11ty program 10 provide insurance for ,.,: .. _ ... ,_..,, -~ ·-•: .. ~ ..... ,,.,,.l,,or~ J When Congress reconvene4• J;i1nuary 19, 1he Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings are scheduled to begin on the final phase of (CHOOSE ONE: the Panama Canal treaties, trade aRreernents with Jainn). 4 On Thursday President Caner begins an 111,000 mile journey to six countries in nine days. In (CHOOSE ONE: Poland, Yugoslavia) he is scheduled to become the first Ame11can president to hold a news conference in .i communist country. S Ferdinand Marcos. who declared mar11al law in his country In 1972, was re-elected Pr~1- dent of .. l .. , d country which receives considerable U.S. aid. a-Portugal c-the Philippines b-South Korea newsname (10 ~ fof !tie comet ldenttflcMion) I succeeded Dwight D. Eisenhower as President of the United States In 1961. Documents recent· ly released by the FBI show that Lee Harvey Osw;ild, acting alone, .s11sslnated me in Dallas in 1963. What Is my ri1me? match Words (4,..,,.. "' .... WNOt lftltOf\) c-model, ideal •·paramount Separable In addition to being a family fun feature, TH E QUIZ Is an integr al part of the in-clasi.room news program presented in Orange Coast are a schools as a public service by the Daily Pilot. AIU••'' •PP*•' t""'Hdownl bel•wqutt • news picture (10 polntt H JOU •n ... r lhl• quMtlon correctly) Before his scheduled Chmtm;is d.iy meeting wrrh Pres1denr Sadar. Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin met in w.nhing1on with President Caner 10 outline his latl'sl proposal for a Middle Easl peace. Begin\ plan (CHOOSE ONE· ~upports, rc•1ccts) thf> idea of home rule for Palest1n1an\ living on the Wc\I BJnk of the Jordan River. sportlight (2 points for each quutlon •nawered correclly) 1 The defensive unn of the (CHOOSE ONL ,.,tlan1a I alcons, Washington Redskins) set a new auonal foolball League record in 19n. holding rhe team's opponen•s 10 129 points in 14 regular season Rame\. 2 True or F.-.lse: The Miami Dolphins won a wild c.ird spot'" this ye;ir's NFL playoffs l Tom Bladon of 1he (CHOOSE ONE Philadelphia Flyers, Pituburgh Penguins) set a new National Hockey League record for points s<.ored by a defenseman in a single game . 4 Comn'\issioner Lawrence O 'Brten leveled a 60 day suspension and a Sl0,000 fine against Kermit Wuhin9ton of 1he Los Angeles Lakers, bec11use of Washington's violent actions during a recent (CHOOSE ONE: National Hockey Leigue, National Basketball Anoci.ltion) gaml'. S Controvers1<1I baseball owner Charles 0 . f 1nley sold 1he Amerian league's Oakland A's. The team wrll move 10 . l . nut year. a-Buffalo b·SI. lours c-Denvt'r roundtable ,..,.,., MuHh ft (M ~) Which world event would you select as the most hisroncally significant news "ory of 19nl . YOUR~ ti .. 100 ,..__TI» ICOmlll lpll,.... _ ~ 71 to IO palnt1 .... ~ood. f l to 701*1*-'*· 1226-n •e;-..........., ..._ .. 3-$ ! UOJ18!30SS'V l(IQl4l>fH8 tBUOll8N·• !SJ3.<1J VfQdl~P'ltlllfcJ•C :~st1'A·z' ~GUO:>Tlrd 1lU1?JlV•l :J.119fU80dS µoddns : 3H~ldSM3N ., q·g !.a·t:~·t :a-z :p·1 :soHOM.UaJ,VMii .~pauu<>}I ...... ul{or :awVNSM:tN. ~ !pua100 ; ·t : S3HRaJl J8U8J llW8UCd ~l{l·& ! lf'>Aasoo • o un"uaJA·i :q ~1 :a dO:')SO~•o ) •. 0At~ Y PILOT Group Gardens ; The conct'Pl ol t•ornmunily gmdcnin~ h..is caµlurl'd the im- .i.:inut1on ;_and energies of the A ml'ric:in gardl•11 1ng public. ~t on: than :1 m 111 wn people in this c·ountry gn•w u\'N S2 billion worth of H'gl•lai)ks th1i, year on I.incl tlwy d1ctn 't e,·cn own. llcrc in California, a hill wa~ 1ntroflul'ed thul qu::ilifies com· rnun1ly gankns a s bonafidt· 1 c1·rC>;1tion;_1I areas where l;ind 11<'' t•loper" al't' rcciutrl'd to pro 'ule surh art' as COMMUNITY garclerung h:ts 1l11nC' m on· th:m prU\ Hie food .md flowl'rs. Pl·rsonal sut b faelinn . hl'<Jlth un<I happiness an• u part of g;ird<'ning as wc•ll a:-its small h11~ po:-.ilin· contributions LO\\ ard ri·'loh 1ng s11e h problems as lll'Uan blight , jll'O\'lding iJC· t1vll1t•s for thl' <'l<lt•rly, und thl· \\ l~uk arl':I of J>O\'l•rt \. wclf:Jrc .inti n•lld (~ roup garc lt•ns arc• mushroom 111~ 111 hu1uln•cls of major c·or pot .1l1ons l1K1, :md in ~chools. on , h(lreh owtw<l lanfl. on municipal JI.i rk :111cl n 't'l'l' :.it 1on properly anrl 011 pri vall' farm bnds ... a ltogt'thcr. lo the tun<.' of ohoul30.l!OOi,itcs n:.itionwidc. TllE POTE!'ITIAL for in· t·n•asc·d ac·t ivity is staggering. Thl' most n•t'l'nt Gallup Poll on J.! .1 nh• n in g, Io r l' x a mp le. n· '1'.il1·tl that ,1h1111l :m rnlll111n mon· p1·opl1• would lw inlt•n·stC'd In h.I\ 1n.L! :i gardl'n "1f only th<'' h.1<1 1 lw land 11 1·omn111111t) gartlL·111 ng could ltl · int rod11n·d to lht·1ol' people. 1l'!. 11111<·1·1\·alJl<· th;1l lhl• c:urn·nt 1111mht•1· of pa rttc·1pants <.'Oul<I douhlc or triple in Jus t a few \'l'<ll'S. · A recent "Gardens for All" mall s un·cy of urba n planners rl'\'t.'aled lhal there· an• hlcrnllv m illions of m•n ·s of land in and .•round our l'llll'S and towns not h1·1ng usl•!I It s 11µ to th<.' 111 di\ 11l11als in l'at·h t•nn11nu111t v tn -.1.11tplanrung1u1" for this spi·ing .1 11d s 11mrn1·r·., rommun11,· ;:.1 nl1•n pro1t•1·t . Fuchsia Club Meeti11g Set <:ard<.'n <:rove nranch of the 'llatwnal Fut hsia Soc·1ety wtll 1n1·l'l Tut•Mla y al Loyal Harker F: I t• rn c n la r v Sc h o o I . I 2 5 6 5 Spnn,L!dalt· ,\' <' . <:ardc•n Grove Ila~ mond ~turns " Ill prcs1dr <i1a·sl spenkt.'r will he .Mr s B•irl>ara SC'hnl'idcr of the Vl•n 111 ra nranch who will speak on · Bonsai Training of Jo'uchsias." l'ast Preslflcnt Orvie Hicks "ill discuss fuc hsia culture and \\ 111 endea\'or to solve all grow 111g problems tha t arc presented ..................................... ~ ........... -........... ... --·-···---····- r Saturday December 31, 1977 Gardening ________________ __ IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN Csher in the New Yt.•:ir by planting your fuvor ilc rose varil'lil·:-;. Nurseries an· no" !-.tocking the largest !>election of bush. climbing. t rce und mmiaturc types. :'l:ow is Clbo the time lo take adv:.intagt• of hare root price~. Annual Rose Hills Pageant Announced Secrets of s uccessful rose growing in Southern California'' Ill again be revealed when the annual rost> care demon:,,trat1ons arc.· hl•l d at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier during the firsl two weekends of Januarv. I lcid in the Pageant of Roses Garden the demonstrations this year will he conducted on Jan. 7 and 8 :.ind the following weekend J an. 14 and 15. Th<· rt> will be one session l'<t<'h day bcginnmg al 1.30 p.m . ;111cl lht•r<.' 1s no mlm1ss1on ehargt• R. I.. MCNITT, JR .• prcsiclenl of Huse Hills. has issued :min vita t 111n to all home gardeners lo al tend the sessions The demonstrations will be con ducted by J ames Kirk. rosarianof Rose llills. who will discuss the best m ethod of pruning roses lo get maximum bloom throughout the yt.'ar; what sprays should be us<.'d to kee p roses healthy and productive, and the proper waler· ing and feeding of plants. ASSISTING WITH lhe program will be Mary Armstrong, pruning spl'cialisl. who will demonstrate proper use of t.'quipmcnt in prun· in~ bushes. Miniature rose· sp('cialisl Don I lcrzog will answer any questions home gardeners m ight have about miniaturt> roses i\t the conc lusion of each session, drawings will be held for frN' rose bushes, gift tcrt1ficates and t·atalogs, spray materials and prunmg c·qu1pmt•nt Some Fungi 'Harmless' To Plwits There's no need to have u patholog ical frur of anything termed ''fungus". Som e fungi a re harmless to plants and others ar C' actually beneficial. M ycorrhizal fungi Ii ve sym- biotic ally on roots and send out an extensive network of hyphal s trands into lhe soil. These strands function as an extended root system. greatly inc reasing lh<' plant's upt<ikc of water and nutrients . Som e m ycorrhizae ali;o inhibit root pathogens and aid lhe plant m storing nutrient<>. Plants Talk Back Body La1iguage Tells Likes, Dislikes Plants undoubtedly have a system of communication fa kind of body language) within lh<.'mselves. They respond to cer- tain stimuli in certain ways. Con rl1tioned refl<'X<.'S or whatever you want to call it. But thl'sc s i~nuls or these triggl'r s ulways occurred outdoors . . before . we brought tht•m indoors. You see. we created lhc problem. Plants arc natural outdoor:. "floru." This means certain con sideralions ~ind adjustm ents 111 your thinking for indoor s ucce:,,s with growing things attuned for millions or yenrs to the frec- flowinJ: ''naturalness" of the out- doors For instance. THE\' ARE USED to rain water. The head of the universt> ncvt•r mentioned pulling chlorine 111 ruin wal<'r So you'd expect this lo take ::.Oml' getting u:,,ed to. wouldn't you? Or, even bctt<.'I', \\ hy not rclil've your house plants of this chore·" It':-. so casv When ~ ou pn•pa1 c to \\ akr you'r indoor plant:-for l\\O sound 1·casons. let \\at er you'll llSl' :-.1l on•rn1ghl in sonH• kind of container. a water ing can or what-not. En•n stir a hit as you set the watery load down. This starts an aeration process to rid it of the chlorine by the time you get around to using It. And. loo, there's still another important rcuson . perhaps more important. Pla nts <not jus t some I don't llkl' cold tap \\at er llnc-idt•ntally. cold \\ at<.'r C\'<'n CU US l'S s potting; 1l ':-. that t raum alil'. I Standin.l!. it reat:hcs room temperature by the timt· \OU U!>t.? IL Should ) OU have an l'nH•r gt•m·y nt•(•d for w:itc:ring. add ;.1 h tlle warm water until ii reels lt>pid to your fi nger l"O\V, AS \VE \'1sit the various treatment rooms of this hos pital. here's a way of looking al plants that at first may seem odd to you. But it shouldn't. You've heard of pla(·ing a pat1<.'nl in isolation. That's lo prcVl•nt him from in· I eel ing others. The s ame ~oes for Installation Set Jan. 9th Costa Mesa-Buy Cities Branch of the National Jo"uchsia Sociely installation of officers will be held at Veteran's Memorial Hall, 565 W. 18th St.. Costa Mesa al 7: 30 p m. on January 9. Elected were Chuck Lauden· berger. president : Ms. Donna Os lerhues, vice president ; Ms. C;.i rol Dague, re co rding :-.ecrclary; Mrs. Carl <Carol) Halbac h, corresponding SN' rclury ; M ri.. Chet ( llelen 1 Wilk, lrc.usurcr : Donald Waters. members hip, William Rhoton. national reprt>senlalive; ;.ind Ms . Mary Warwick. alternate representative. Visitors always welcomed. For information call !>48-8207. plants. Suy one ot yours m Its place among the olhers comes down with a fun gus disease or pest prohlem. Perhaps you don't know exactly what yet. All you know is somt•thing's odd. You're going to find out but m e antime you lake the 1>lant away from the others, into a bedroom near a window or. weather permitting, out on the shaded porch. YOU'VE Hf~ARD about talk mg to plants. Perhaps too mu<'b. We hope you know by now all evidence points to its being a lot of nonsense from the em otional standpoint on which the idea once won so many brownie points. Wh at is known Is that when you talk to your plant yo11 breathe all over it. That means you a re feed· ing it Its favorite nutrient tn extra large doses. carbon dioxide. LasUy. we'd like lo suggest plant rotation. Plants can use some or those goodies they get outdoor-i. as a bonus by moving so many at u limo out to the porch when weather permits. Or under a tree. But keep in shade. And when the plant's housebound in cooler W<"alh<'r rotate in position, :.o all sid~ get equal doses of the light. Ha lf a turn twice a week or a quarter of a turn ever y bccond day. anyway you want. It 'i. ull up lo you. Houseplant Failure lloot Rot Caused By Overwatering Ovcrwatering 1s the major cause or houseplant failures reports the California Association of Nurserymen. Horticultural experts agree that too m uch water results in root rot problems because of inade- quate air supply In the soil. The balance or air and available moisture to the plant are critical to healthy root growth. The nurserymen's associa· tion a lso reports that Indoor gardeners often fertilize their O\'erwatcrcd plants in hopes of rcv1vini: them. They r~ommend this prnctice be avoided becaUSl' root systems dumnged by rots do not ahsorb or n•spond well to Weekend Gardening Checklist • Roses, flowering tree!) and s hrubs. shade lrl.'es. berry vines, grape vines. and strawberries can all be planted now. Major landscape improvements <'an ~ mad<.' easily at this ti mt• •Start m alting plans for your cool season vegetable garden now. Begin amending the soil with comp ost and o r ganic fertiUzers. • Time to prune fruit trees. Remove diseased, dead and cross-over branches. Prune to maximize light penetration an~ build a strong branching s truc· tu re or scaffold •When pruning Roses, don't leave any of the old foliage on thc plant •Lilies may be planted now. Be sure the drainage is good. They do not do weU in standing water . fertilizers anct can be further damaged by the build up o( ferlili.ter salts in the soil. t\1' OVERWAT E R E D houseplant can bc diagnObl.'d a~ the one that appears limp or will· cd <.'Ven though the soil is moist lo the touch and puts out little or no growth. If lhe s tem or trunk of the plant reels loose in the soil, the r oots arc not properly a nchoring the plant and is another indicator or over water- lng . The best cure, or course, ls pre- vef\tion. There are mois ture meters and a number of moisture indicators on the m arket to help you waler only when the soil is ready for m ore water. Many or these aids work quite well , but one of the haqdiesl is at the tip of ~·our fingers, or rather. is the till of your finJ?cr. Wicked.War Waged . On Wanton Weeds .. A wicked war on wanton weeds h as been declared by the stale Depa rtment of Trans portation. The d e partment. h as an- nounced il will wage war on tum blewceds and effect efforts lo er adicate e ncroaching sn ails. And lher e will oo an all-out at- tack against aphids. too. The department said its efforti; to cont.rol lhe pests are saving lhe state more tha n a million dollars a nnually. Death Not. ices Death Notice• PUBLIC NOTICE SMITH TUTHIU LI.Ml COSTA Ml~ CHA"L 427 E 17th SI Costa Mesa • 646-4888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Broadway Santa Ana • 547-4131 PIUCI llOTHHS SMtTHS' MOlTUAU 627 Main SI Huntington Beach 536-6539 rlH FAMILY COL<>MIAL fUHEUL HOMl 7801 Botsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 rJ.CflllC VllW MIMOIJAL rAlll CemetefY MortuatY Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Cahforn1a 644-2700 McCOIMICll • MOal'UAllfS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 • San Juan Capistrano '4i5-1776 • STARTS December 26, 1977 ENDS January8, 1978 ••• on the Gifts that were forgotten 40% off ... Decorations and Ornaments 40% Off ••• Indoor Rowering Plants 50 % off ... Selected Patio Furniture 30% Off.~. camellias and Azaleas (5 gal.) 50 % Off ••• Selected Gift Items We will be dosed January 1st and 2nd, 1978 ' All $&lei lteme limited to ttodc on hand. Open Dally 9 am-6 pm San Joaqwn Hilla Road at MacArthur BMI., Newport Beach, (714) 640-5800 ~ . / COMICS I CROSSWORD by Brad Ancferson "I don't understand it. Why weren't we invited?" FUNKY WINKERBEAN . . . -..... -. .... "' ........ ~ ............. · ·- BOOMER MISS PEACH 1.A?i NluHi 1 ~fAM!C' ) l W/6 1~0WN INTO A JAIL CISL L fVL!.. OF SiAu1'1FUL Gl~t.S ! --· GAL.A KeLL'f SCHOOL. fn[j\W~­PAaTV ~c . 31 , 8 :Ph\ by Tom Batiuk ( S16H) ! HERE I AM ALL p).; M'J5ELF ~ NECJ.l QEAR~ EVE! I SHOULD B£ FJ\R"R.>ING AND HAVIN6 A LDT OF FL»-l ! WMAT REAU.4 ~ 15 1HAT I INVITED A LOT OF PEOPLE TO 1J.l15 PART<t> ! CASEY MOON MULLINS GERIATRIX DENNIS THE MENACE GORDO 1.J.-J I " by Charles Rodrigues by Ferd and Tom Johnson WHE~EARE WE CfL.EBl(>ATING tHIS Yf/-.R? JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS we CAN'1' CL.OSf nus SEMINAR WrrHOu1PAVING~llftm:1'01HI OHC( ftJOHAWI( Mft10,. s CDUtARSAT Ot4CI!! ..• GENTLEMEN ALWAYS WALK ON THE: --OUTSIDE • .· by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson · 1li'f>-Sffol¥' t FOLJNC' 001 t W£N1 OUi AND t \'tOKf: LJP ! ! GOT AIZIZ~SieD "' WMAi DIP v'OLJ ~ ' I 00 ~N? i f j e=;:~ ~ tl: 31 Ql1 . , -: . ' •' DOOLEY'S WORLD -AND NoW, I~ HONOR OF lHE OCCASION- lJ.IAT ~PULAR 'TUtJf FROM MUSIC MAN ... OR. SMOCK 0 • by Mell NO, NO, If; DDY .1 THE: CITY OF SAN P l f:GO Rut-eP AGAIN SI A e-A-R·e , eARe: eeACH .' MOTLEY'S CREW NOW REMEMB~R, EARi., D0!-11 HAVE OMe 1"00 MANY IONIGH'f AWO GO liW::ING DOWN itlt: FRE~WA'I ! by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux PEANUTS WEU., I GUESS lrM ALL SET ~ WOOOSTOCK'S NEW 'IEAll:S PART'( ... DAIL y PILOT M by Chara.s M. Schuti '11 '• ... t ••• . '• '• '• " .. .. ,f •• AND M< fArn' SMILE! , by Roger Bradfield · by George Lemont by Templeton and Forman TODAY'S CBDSSWDID PUZZLE ACROSS 1 FoNlllOI I 6 R1n1w1y 10Ground 52 Klndof berometer 54 Conllnued tlOty 58Eng •11 o-r*'f lolJndlf 59 -··Smith UNITED Feature Svndleate eorn 14 OleincllllOd 15Mt. Turnet 1e Blfdeound IT AIN>nQ. r, ti• ~ 11 ,, ,, J • r 1 I •I I A 11 l~I IP! 111 "-" Prefix 1 8~Dt Econo111111 '1 Gwt t ne,,.. 62 Gr tett.,t 63 Treety ·11 Tl ,,._I 19 Bother 20Tee11C*t 22 M.,cllant ~' Kiflg ot grouo Abbf 64 O.P\lty 65 Fuae 1 l II j , rlMl ·-'Ul- SI -DIEi& -••1ru:11 1 ~ i IDIP'mml 11 II ,., .. , 2! Loners 27Fr l)Nnnt 6f Go41 llUlrd Ei Bttds· SlfUCluret dencea DOWN 31 Scottish 1 01rt 11pl0fer l I 'l ,. , ' 1 1 ll 32 Goll club* :? N V Stitt 33 Moving 3 :=a 25 Revell 2 l loWly IT-- 35 Wrongly: 4 Hall word• Prelui 5 Menacn ~7 A11er11t "" 38 Und9rgoet e Stete Abbr 10lmll decom1J09rtion 7 Anlf'llel'S ~8 In • aenea 39 Shift• owemno 29 Ge to ,,., •O Sooav aree I! Conctuded pollt 41 Btlndebted 11 Snealllng 30 Accumuleted •2 E•tr•cta coward• good• orea IC Long ate~ 3• Plant 8nt• 43 Speeletaed 11 .. Wlllft . wocebulary tlltre 1 . •... 35 Prtl•• with '" 4 Qlt • m11 or mum '45 C1n101. 1 2 FrH·I0<.,,11 3e TOfonto once 13 look• too1b111er 4~ lll·feted MlfClllt'gl)' 37 ---Ur ls liner "21 Sunktn Aull'!Ot ~ 1 1<1n<! of tr1cll 39 Warrtl'IO drinker· 23 Far a •O p .9Mt1· S11ng pertnor '"'. ? ' D .. • ""' -- WOtOI 42 Overgro•n lll•rOO 43 Taeklt or GU••d 4' Mo•! ptuc~y •6 Bao Prtt" • ~ V1nere110 1mt1i.m •8 Enraoed 4q An tnt111ry SOTrH 5:\Pro· 55 Angttt 56 ...... She s ... ,~ 57 Ronta 90 Jen1t0f • Im· Ollrnent ' '· .. .. ' " " '• '• . " . "• '. _., ___ •• ,, .... ___ -pr-" . .. , .. ,...,._ I RICA1 TOCK E CHANGE aud Yf>ar' I I \ I :l DA l , rtL. -t ,71 ehool oon ellng Countrv ., Business Can Assist Rwmer 8) JO\'('E L. KENN D f>c•ar Joyn• A1> u l>usmt>:,i.man . h Pr e arc thuu~h L h yo c h ool l'ounselon, their bt~ •csl µrdbltom th lh<il tht•.v lt!am hoy. to rounM·I .11 "l'hool. Tht: only plun· to know whut t!-. .:omg on m the reJI world i:i bv actual • IY work1n~ in JulJ:-. 1n the bus1nl·ss Mn· tor. No t•oun1>dini: school c·an lt>a<'h .this. , School gu1dam·e coun:,clors should be made up of n•t1red businesspeople, who would prohably be will1n~ to serve for a nominal fee./\ clerk m tht' school. rathC'r than a highly paid '.counselor, could urrani.tc for ;appoint· mcnts so that student11 intert:sled in ,·arious fields rould meet "ilh peoplt· • who have workl•d in the m and fh~cuss job opportunitil•s there. J 'd appn:t'iall' your comments -William K Youn~. Neptune\ N.J . · Your ;dca of 1m o1 vins.: busincssr>eo pie in the <':.treer s.:u1danC"t.' and counseling fund1on is great ' Its 1m plementalion is a nother matter Busi n csspeople, both <1ctive and retired. s hould hclµ not rcplacC' ~chool counselors If you agree· that a coum.clor" .. basic JOb is assisting students with i m proved dcciston making, long-rangl' p lanning, and n·alistie t arccr ~o<tls you'll see the problem 1s two·sHkcl. I I ) COUNSELORS CAN'T 00 the [ ___ CARE __ E_.RS ___ J ~~~~~~., 1oh .ilom· ll 's too big. Contact:, Y. tlh -.tut.l1•nb arc too brief and mfn .. 'fluent Coopt•raL1011 within the entire school is n t.•t.•11 ed . from n d min 1 :,trulor lo dass room teacher. A counselor who does not undNstand cduc<tt ion 's poltt1t·s and dyn<.1m1cs would get sl1•amrollerod. Thrce·fourths of the st<1tes s till re 11u1n· a tcuclung buckground before 1•m11loymcnl as u school counst.>lor. W hatC'Vt'r t•lse can be said about this lffl'rt•qu1sttl'. 11 docs help u counselor function 1n the e ilu cat1 o nal hurl'aucracy because the counsdor has first hand knowledge of what other (•dut.·ators are up agumst m lryini.: to do thf•trjOIJS. Pity lhl' counsl'lor who isn't fluent in "cducal1onesc .. C:O BUT LEARNING TO wheedle eoop<.•rat1on from olh<'r educators ctot•sn •t mean the counselor 1s ade· quately tnfornw tl ahout work and <·u n·c.•rs and the 1>ulhways into them. Yt·ars a).!o most s tates required about two yl'ars' work experience out· sidt.· edut•al ion prior to e mployment as a srhool coun:,clor. That require· ml·nt. now genernlly a bsent. should be l'l'IOSlatt'<.I l'nifn·d School U1stricl's recr<•at1on clt>µai·tm<'nt has schudult'd its annual cross counlry m eet fur ) ouths M ) C<tr b old w younger Jun 7 t\ d1str1ct bpokcsm o.tn s<it d th(• ev4!nt. s lated for J\11ssion Viejo H i g h Schou!. will be run in various age ~roups over d1 stu11t.•t.•s UJ> lo two miles for olcl1'r children. Tht• to1J fivl' finishers in ead1 event urc to tom Pl'tc at UC' Irvine on J un 1-1 for the Orani:ic County 1\1 unic1pal Athletic A~ s oc1ation c h am pwnshil)l-. Children participating must wcur shoes without t.•lcats und sutimit signed pe rm 1ssion sli1>s prior to l'ntcr ini:. the i.pokesm::m said. Blank pcrm1ss1on fo rms <1rc to be a v1:1iloblc at lht· district recreation office . 251;:11 Discnu Urive, Mission Viejo, thl' spokesman <1nnounccd. ()v•·r Tiu· Counl••r HJ.SD listirKJt A ~ P•b.t6 4 °" \ ., PacGdA UI • 1~ • Pduh:y P I 1 P~•~rMI 7t> • 21 P1·n•E nl ~ ~ b • P••tf'rHH U • fl P•lroltl " 1 Pf'tl1D0n 1) l~ " P1tdAvt 01· / 19 • P1t•ttt'S~ t • 1 f'1nk.rln Jr. )1 . P•onH16 1 a Pld'ltne 1 P1:>90P<1 b'• 7 , J>o't\•'t 9 ~ 10'. µtoqrp ~ 41 PbS•P<C H·• l.f • PuttBen lb'• 11 • PulDCao "• ~·· Ot.h•llrin'\ 11 1 18 Re11enPr s>. '' • Rah•ll 111, 11'• q•v<l'lm ?S111 1t • Rayrnnd 1•, 1 • R~co£<10 !8 n Ro,.dE• U' \ 28 RobbMV 14' • 1''• AOM"IOI\ 8 • Rou\~ 11 ti Ru\StOI/ t\16 1·,. S..011e-r lO•• JI' J \r 11nDal Q'• 10•11 C,.Cr100H 111 I• W•\O~U •S • IS • Y•enUp H. Ht ~n•wmt ''• 1•. Snp()nlt 21•. n• SollcJSIS 7 7., SCalW!r 11 16 '>,.G,(p n 7J '>,.EIS• '' • n • s 1.,uiv" 11 18 s ~ • 11 .. ll"• ~ 1:,,: '~ .\, \SD1\q Summary :1 U' • U' 1 NEW VOAt< (AP) Mo\t tl<t•v~ OVf't· ; 1~· 1~,~ ltl•-countflllr \lO<~t. ~upol1C"d bV NASO. b 16 II N~m.. 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Wednc:,d a) s :ind Fndayi. al 2 p.rn Topt(s to be covered in dude \\hulc conservu t io n . l h l• ae ro so l s p r u y o t 1> n e s c u r l' D••ll• 1111.i P~o •• P•trlc~ 010-11 biolt•edbut.•k. ag1ni:: and marij uana research .\ l wo·llll'h mM·c·t Cltst'li\ t•n·d 111 ll1t.· l >:Jtl~ l1tl11t c·ompukr room t'I\ 1oyc·d a hnt•f IJ<.'l'IOd of rJ \ 01' \\\·d1w~d a~ II \\;JS ;,1 cloplc:cl a~ a ma~tol and 11aml'tl .Jo,111. although \\Ol'kt.·1 ~ ~<.llll Lhc,"re not sun· whul kind of hug 1l b The inset•\. \I hith popular 011111ion he ld to be a polaln 1111,:; or a .J<.·ru~•tll·m end;el. later dil•d ol my~lc•riou~ C'UllSc~. Spring l'lusses beJ!111 Feb. 6. Hegislrat1on will run Jan. 12 throui:h Ft'h 18 m thl' CX:C Adm1ss1on:. Ofr1cc in Costa Mesa F or i nfur mu t ion l' ;al I 550.5735 Gemini: Fun and Gallles Abound SUN DA\', JAN. I Uy SYDNEY 0!'1ARR ARIES <March 21·/\pnl 19i· Urc11k bonds, 1m ag inary or real. M ukl• genuine effort to assert yourself. Being ulone 1s nol the same <ts being lone ly. You do need some time to yourself. TAURUS (April 2U·May 20 J: Pace slows. welcome chance to improve servi('es. correct safe. ty traps. clean ureas pre\•iously neglected. Basic 1s sues need attention. l\Quarian is much in pictun• Gt.:MINI <May 21·June 20): Good lunar aspect coincides now with creativity. renew of pleasure. renewal of interest in loved ones. Fun a nd gam es l·a n be had tensions vanish. pressures arc re· licvcd C ANCER <J une 21-July 22 1. Restnclions. altl1(.rngh lcmponarily dt'pres1>ing, can rebound m ~·our fovor. Work with material at hand.. Aquarius. Leo, Taurus persons figure in scenario. The number 4 plays significant role. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 >: Spotlight on m ovement. trips, relativci;, written suggestions, reports. Key 1s lo be selective; ideas abound and i.o do "notions" put forth by restless people. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on collec- llon, payment, what was lost. recovered, expended, salvaged. Taun1i;, Libra pe rsons figure prominent· ly. Budget, family, resolution are triple-play con· t.·crns. LIBRA <Sept. 2:1.0ct. 22 >. Define terms. be s ure 'our motives. conditions an• crystal-clear. Pisces. Vir go figure prominently so docs number 7. Cy cle is such that you are revitalized. opt1mistk SCORPIO \Oct. 2:1-Nov. 21 >: You find what you i.eek when you look behind the scenes. The facade falls away -dig deep, decide now you .want truth, not an imitation or a robol Get rid of los ing s ituu· lion. SAGITTJ\Rll.1S <Nov. 22-Dec. 211 : Emphas is on desir e. friends who "hang on." your ability to know when enough 1s enough. Anes. Libra f1~ure prom ine ntly._ You reach decisions. conclusions C••tl• or condominium, find your dream hom• Sun~:~:. •1 •• t"J"llllli•1-~"j•( i")llllli l 'nusual s1tua ti cm should not cuusc panic CAPRICOR~ tO<.•c 22-J:m. 191 You've been w1i.han~ for nc\\ dc<t l. opportunil\· now \'OU J.!ct 1t Lt•o 1s involved. Stress (·rcativ1ly, confidence, in~ d ependence, weit'om e challen~e of pioneering en· d eavor. AQUARlt.:S <Jan 20-Feb. 181' Philosophical c·ofl cepts come mto focus -you sense where you arc going, how lo get tht•re and why t hisspcciric goal is for you. Another Aquarian is in picture PISCES <Feb. 19-M arch 20 1: Be flexible where budget. travel cnll'r picture. Conditions around you ~re changiniz. Move with tide. Personal popularity incr eases. you receive more social invitations than in rtcent past. U .Jan. 1 is your birthday you arc resilient, capable of batlhng for your riizhts. independent. tc mpcrumc•11tal, cr l'ative, stubl>11rn. You arc altrac ti vc lo oµpositt• s<.•ic you exude· an air or mystery. g lamour. challenge. August could be your m ost memorable month of 1978. SPECIAL SERVICE SCHEDULE THIS SUNDAY JANUARY I One Morning Worship Service only, at 10:00a.m. Or. George Wood, PreochinJ Evening W onhip with C.ommunlon at 6:00 p.m. Rev. Wayne Tesch, Preaching NEWPORT MESA CHRISTIAN CENTER 148 Ea1t 22nd Street Costa Mesa (645-6620) . - ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY . 'Phpnou11i C on9rr9ntio11nl Clutrch NEWPORT HARBOR A CordialWekoNfrom lJ. fl TEMPLE BATY AHM • LUTHERAN CHUROt . THEUMITED METHODIST CHURCH 7fl Dover Of'. Hewpof't IHctt "Ti _ lkelorml l \.. \.. Costa Mesa ~ ~ ltllbM MAltK S. MlllR 3262 llOAD ST .. HEWPOltT IEACH 642·2740 541·JUI ' •99"' J. e.rg. ,...,. FIRST UNITED Hun1tngton Beach ldilcet°"""""""44 .... y SUNDAY SHYIClS-t:OO & I O:JO A.M .• G""9fA...._.,,__ METHODIST CHURCH FIRS~UHITEO --f"retidtwt J..t ~·wfti ~ s.w..ftl SerYlcH frWlly, 1:00 r .M. "PEOPLE OF THE FUTURE .. EARLY WORSHIP .. . . . • 8:00 AM 19th St. & Harbor Bll1d. METHODIST CHURCH l.ticJI-Scltool-~, t:JO •-to 12 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 9:15 A.M. Cllwcll SclliMI fOf' 2721 171h St. 536-3537 ~ Scltool-~. 4:1s.6:1 s ,,,.. OR. JOHN LINDVALL. PASTOR FESTIVEWORSHIP .... 10·30 AM AIA9ff-9:JO WortMp Senkr. I 0: Is L ... 10 11 C~k. H•.,.,. le«lt !Off J.._.I -IP'fCAUAYAllAtl.t WONM~ -11 :00 A.M. NUfHf'V Cate AUM,,.,ntr.q Jr. & Sr. H14Jft G""'l"-AcMI ._.._ WELCOME Charles . Clark. Min1stl'r Cllirdi Sch .. t:OO ..,._ I ST. JOHN THE DIVINE Hew MetlllNn Wtk--'4 .. lttt M.-.,.ofUAHC Costa Mesa North ;:.-1scoPAL CHURCH CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH MESA VERDE Hunttnglon Beach North 204J OttAHCH .AVI., COSTA MlSJ.-541·2217 METHODIST CHURCH COMMUNITY UNITED . Missoun Synod THI QV. COt4ttAO A. HOll~ST. VICAl 7 60 Vlcterie St~ C.ste M.H ~-Ve•<M•O.k"1SI METHODIST CHURCH .. _ Y••'• lY• v.'"" + ~!twist 9~13• 10 AM -HO!. v EUCHARIST Hf SD A Y: 9 A.M. LotltOI" V. r-. Ptntor-Ul-161 t Wonlllp&Cllwc•SclliMI 6662 Heil Ave. 842·4461 SUNDAY: C><URCH llCHOOl.-UAS(RY CARE 'iOl y EUCHl\RIST WOll5HIP SMYICH-l:lilt ll:O'OA.M. 9:lOA.M. W~t&IO:lO ~ SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT S._., sdeot & li.llttlf0llMe a.s.-t:JO A..M. I -Chlrch Sci.ool . -....· ST.JAMESEPISCOPAlCHURCH Cllri1ff;-e.t....., Sclloel-541-61'6. CHRIST CHURCH t & I O:JO A.M. HARBOR REFORM TEMPLE IYTHESEA ...__:·~~ . ~SYOU Newpart Beech NEWt'ORT CENTER S..._...s.r.lc.1 , :--· ',; _ .,. 3209 Vio . , .wport Beach PRINCE OF PUCE LUTHStAK CHUI CH 1400W. Balboa Blvd UMITED METHODIST ff-ldeye• ... l :ISP.M. ''suHDAY 1:00 A.M.Holv bcherht 2911 M.MV.,.-.Dt-~ Cot .. Mne 673-3805 1601 MarguerateAvA f-"YSerYic• 1'.11.1 ... Y M""'1IM. PASTO« ~ _.,.._.,,,., . .,, Rev. Robert Shepard Jr Corona det Mar Flntf.nct.,ef"--"" . 7:l0,.M. 9:00 A.N. ~ Scllool .... ' s.....,,..... _ 9:40 A.N. Wonlllp&CllwcllSchool Rabbi· Bernard P. K1nq 1400W. Balboa Blvd. ........... M-i..t w...., I & 11:00 A.M. . t:JOA.M. W ....... -IO:JO A.M . I 0:00 A.N. Holy E.c:Mri1f, f'riftH of'-• LmfW• SchooA Wlicky rr•School/D.., ~ Music: My1a Lichtman Newpart Beach. C8ht ......... ......,.... Mrs Join lliwrecloul)PI. Pf.no .... 1:45 &a to 5:00 p.111. ltev. Jollft It. IC11ox 644-0745 Educator Doris Michael ,_ ......_ ...... c411116 7S. 7230 llilrds-Ny Olltoe """'-5'1~1>2' Sc1'ool-~ FOUN'r AIM V AU.EY 9:00 & 10:00 J.M....,....., c-FIRST UNITED MEnfOOIST CHURCH TUISDAY t 0 A.M. tWy &cherkt, H"""4) LUTHEU .. CHURCH OF THI MASTER, LCA 112%5 ...,_wd St. t'2·25tl Serflce wlfll LA YIHG Ot4 Of HANDS 2toOPedficY._Dt-~C-.. Mer 7H·IOJI Worship & Church School 9 30 A .M. -AHOAY 7:10 r.M.......,.... ...i'"'" TilebY.Joltll P.AIMyll. a.ct•-,._ 675-02 t O SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL-9:15 AM not thyself UTUIGtCAL WORSHIP -I 0:30 AM Saint Mkhael And All~s Episcopal Church le•. n.o..s J. Ric ........ Pastor 5ep8rate ~tion 323l Padflc Vt.-v,, CoroM del M• I HARIOR FELLOWSHIP f rotn the c -H1u.£L MUISBY CHK.D CAii & CMUllCH SCHOOi. 9:JO A.M. lllLE CHURCH SUteAY HOc.T COMMUMIOM$-l:OO l '1JO A.M. WESTMINSTER LUTHERAN OtURCH Ito 2W St .. c .. t• MeM. 64S.SOSO HetyC1 li•T.-,1..-.-we-.9"y19:JOe.a. tJl41 M..._A.._ Dr. F. K. Beshore. Sr .. DO. LIT.O, PH 0 Rabbi A. YISROEL KLEIN ............. e>.. .... .Ct... ......'4WUJ .............. _.,. ,.........""' Rev .. Don Staples, Steve Garner Cantor MEYER LISS I -l :lt• l .. .JIAM-W_....,Senicft t :l 1 .A.M.-S&MA Y SCHOOL SH--t:JO AM -S.-, ScliMI ...i A""1t .... 10:00 A.M.-"•llA T ~T TLtPLE All SAINTS ANGUCAN EPISCOPAL CHUROt .01 THI .. W n..a~ 'ASTOtl JOB. A. Swt..UM rHOMI IH-1219 8 "1'7 WEST HAMILTON, COSTA Ma.A ACC ...... ""' 1'21 ..... c.-.. "4tytf' -SllMOMIY . 102~=.:.~~=~l . OL '· I. llSHOlll e4e-essa -~ - Wa•••-7:00P.M.. =~='°" .......... • ................ 1:00 A.M. HAllOl ASSEMIL Y OF GOO Ad ult B ibi• Stucty-New Ufe-)'outh 140 W. WHaon. Coste MHe 541-4704 CHllST CIMTBtlD lllU TEACHIH._ a a.c:M tCHOOL ...................... t:to A.M. DOMALDL .. B JACK LIWIS ........ NA TR ........ o .... • • • •• .... ·•.I .. .JO A.M. ,..... SUMDAnavteU MWdwefMiltk _g_ _..,, J• MUllaY ~AYA&AAI 9:41 A:M.-IUMDAY SCHOOL . (Holy Cornmurilon Flrst&nday) 10:30A.M. l'i '~~ ~~ --~ ' I O:JO A.M..-'"MOW TO '"'"°' ATTEND THE CHURCH ,. ·~%§.J.'I ST.MAar.1 ~ i . . NM-;w::: .. "I COACH~ "'ICOPAL CUCH • ilfll'" ... -. 6:00 P.~PAlfOI ........ . .......... -=. .... ATIOTH-YICll OF YOUR CHOICE ~ ~~,, ~ 1• ~y • ., 1, . lttO AM-NOl.T IUCMAWST \J '......o-j) tt(I AM-"°'-HUC",AIJIT :~ COSTA MISA CHllSTIAM SCHOOL . THIS WEE~END • ~.,....c:11111c..•-~'"' .................... .... ,_-~~ .... ~<In . ~ 4t4-Jl4t·,f4!4" """"'"'NG~ . --··. ~·· I ... <!" -.. ~ :i [I O • ' I .. --. ....... - " ... ... . ... ""' . ............................................................ ~ .... ~ .... ~ ... ~ ...... ~ .. " ..................... Sa.t.~.d.~.·.Dece .. m•be .. r.31 ••• 19·7·7 ........... DA·l·LY·P·l·LO•T .. A•J .. 3 A ttu·ee-da' retr,•1l "111 takt• place Sunda~ Tut·-.da' ut th~ Orangf' <:ampu-. of Loyola M ar) mount l mvers1t' Spcukm~ on "Tht• Thcolo~y of Pra} er" "111 be tht• Re\' J ohn Wright, who also will he the retreat leader. 1-'urther 1nformu- t ion 1s available by calling 633 8495, ext. 7763. * Communion service will be 7: 30 tonight at the Abiding Savior Lutheru Church, 23262 El Toro Road , in celebration of New Year's Eve. The l.adit•s Guild will meet at l p.m . Wt'dne~day 1n the f'1res1de Room of the c hurch Officers to be 1n~tallt.'d int'lude Huth S<'hramm, prt•s1dent : Judy !11«~ randcourt. sc<'retary. and Huth BIJM', tn«•'>un·r. * An ;di-night cnnt for ttigh s{'hool age youngsters will hcg1n • it H tonight ul J,ake Hills C:om- m unity Church. The event will t·onclude at 8 :45 a .m. Sunday al the drive-in ·worship at 2333l Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills. • Faith Lutheran Church, 8200 Eilts Ave., Huntington Beach, will have New Y~ar 's Eve <;t.•rv1ct.·s al 7 30 ton1ghl artd New Year's Day ~erv1cc al 10 a.m . Sunday. * Members and frie nds of Caplslrano Valley Baptist Church, 32032 Del Obispo Road. San Juan Capistrano, will celebrate New Year's Eve with games. rood and fellowship, beginning at 7 tonight. A basic Bible doctrine seminar will begin al 5.30 p.m . Sunday 1n the social hall. • Ilishop William Johnson of thl' Catholic U1ocese of Orange will he the f(•alu r ed guesl on "C::itholtc Dimensions." lhl' diocesan radio program, on New Year 's morning. • The Hcv. Jill Gerhard. as!'>1s· tanl minister, will preuch at 10 a .m . Swtday ut the Church of R eligious Science of Laguna Be ach, 20062 Lag una Canyon Hoad. Classes in lla!->ic Laws of LI\' lng and Science of Being and Becoming will start at 10 a .m. and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wed- nesday. They will continue for the next fi,•e weeks. Further in· formation 1s available by calling 494·0490. • The start or the new year wlll be observed at the Neighborhood Con~re1atlon al C hurch. SL Ann s and Glenncyre, Laguna Beach at worship service at 10 a .m . Sunday. A new program, "Biofeedback Training," will be introduced Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Bridge Hall. * A New Year 's communion celebration will be held at 9:30 and 11 :15 a .m. Sunday at the Garden Grove Com- munity Church . Los Ang<'les Polkc Chief Ed Davis will IJe the luncheon key noter for o•v•~ the Possibility Thanker~ at noon Jan. 11 al the c hurch. Reserv:.i- tihn~ can be made by calling lhe t hurch at 750-7000. • Mrs. Marion Evans, president or Los Ranchos Presbyter ial, wlll b e l h e speaker at the luncheon meeting uf Uni led Prt•sbyterlan Women's Fellowship or St. Andrew's. The m eet· ing will be al 1 1 : 3 0 a • m . M•l. •VAfllS Wednesday at the • church . 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach . Mrs. Evans will give a pe rsonal account of her trip to Korea with 60 U nited Presbyterian women. Leonard Shane, chairm::in of the board and managing officer of Mercury Savings and Loan As- sociation, will discus!'> "An American J ew Looks al Both of His Home Lands." Shane wall be the speaker al the br unch meetin g of the Brotherhood of Temple Beth David or Orange County. The group will meet at 10 a .m . Jan. 8 al the temple sanctuary, 6100 Hefley St .. Westmins ter. • Anaheim Memorial Hospital will initiate religious services for ~atients and employees Sunday. Al JO a.m. there will be a Calhohc Mau, and at 11 a.m. Protestant aervlce will be given. Dales ror Jewis h and Eastern Orthodox services will be announced later. * The Rev. Lawrence J . Baird will speak al 7:30 p.m . Jan. 8 at a retreat for married and engaged couples. The session will be held al the Cathedral of the Holy Family in Orange. * A New Year's Eve potluck din· ner will be held at 6 :30 tonight at the Huntington B e a c h Ev::ingelical Free Church, 1912 Florida St. * Lectures ~ Offered In laguna · A 11erlc::. or lectures by pN> ressionals and experts will ht> presented by the Americpn Catholic Church. The series will begin Fnday' al 7:30 p.m. at the Chapel or St Frahcls by-the·Sea, 430 Park Ave .• Laguna Beach. T he first lecture by Wendy Gayron, M.S .. will d eal \\ith Step-parenting -Whal It Is and What It Is Not A wine and cheese tasting par- ty is planned by I.he Couples Club J !\CKQl1ELINE CllAPMA~ • of T e mple Beth Da vld, 6100 •Jn mstructor and a'ilrolog('r '<ill Hefley St., Westminster. The d1sC'us::. Love and the l\lystu.·s on party will be at 8 p.m . Jan. u . · ~ a n . I :J ; A n n ll o g a n Further information is available Sh_cres~evi.~y <the ro:m.c:r Sa~h.>r by calling Do reen and Norman l\11chael) ~v1_1l offt>r insight into Kings ton at 963-1977. th e de c 1s1 on· m a k 1 n g uh d * monumental move from one wa~ Asl::in will be presented in a of life to a com1>lete ly new one. free concert by Calvary Chapel On Jan. 27, Gary Travis, Who or Dana Point, 33732 Big Sur. The has tested and t rained psych1cs program will begin at 7 :30 p.m. for four years, will talk about Friday. The Psychic Realm -What's in • It for You. · S undown services wilt resume r~urthcr information 1s U\'atla- at 6 p.m. Jan. 8 at Lake IUlls ble by calling Archbishop Si m'on Com munlty C hurch, Laguna Talarczyk at 968-8791 or the Rt. llllls. Christian education pro-Rev . Franc is Shull , 12 13 1 gram s also will res ume on Jan. 8 429-3612. at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. service~. Religious Story Tops HB Christian: . Church Adds . Impact of Midea,st Meeting Felt Worldwide Dr. Gordon Dr. Cl. B. Gordon, formt•r vice president of Midwt•st Christian College, Oklahoma City, has been udded lo the staff al thl' First Christian Church, 1207 Main SL.. llunhngton Ueach. Wi11ter Tenn I ns lructor June Cheney works with a young pianist in one of the many c lasses in the arts which are offered by the Performing Arts Center on the campus or the C arden Grove Community Chun:h. Winter term begins . Jan. !l. Furth<'r inform::1tion is <.xailablc hy calling the 1:cntcr :1t 7.)0-7000 or 750-8()87. r-. EW YOHK <AP) -When JC\\ 1sh and !\lo!>lc m leaders em- hr;.ited in the l\liddle East in the waning days of 1977, raising a glim mer of hopl• thal the region's fratril'1dal conflict might be re· sol \'Cd. it w;.is a lop religious en•nt of the year. The i mpacl of it also was felt by Christians. as well as others. Citing it as the year's No 1 re- ligious story . tht' el'umenical \\'('(•k l\', Chrb lian Century, said thut clt•spitc polltic·al, cultural anr1 t.'C'<mom1c· r am1f1cut1ons of Israeli Arab rl'lat1ons, religion \\as the underlying foe tor in the pc•aceful confrontation of Egyp- tian and bral'11 lcadcrs . "CHRISTIAN Al'OD l't OSLEM and J ew will for a long time to c·ome rec all the evocation of t ranccndem·e by President Sadat :ind Prime Minister Begin," the wcekl~ observed, noting their mutual appeals for God's help and re[ercnces to common Biblical roots. As various organs assessed the main religious events or the year . the following got principal atten- tion : -The onset or schism 1n the Episcopal Churth, triggered by dissidents objecting to ordination of women, revisions in the Book of Common Prayer and asserted secularizing t endencies in I.he church. -THE DRIVE BY homosex· uals for acceptance in the churches, clouded by Anita Bryant's successful Bible- quoting campaign in Dade Coun- ty, Fla., to repeal an ordinance assuring them of rights in jobs and other spheres. --Troubles for churches in Africa, with a key Christian broadcasting center seized by the government in Ethiopia, a Roman Catholic bi shop murdered in the Congo, an Anglican bishop killed in Uganda where most Protestant groups were banned. -The boom of the "born again" movement, given im- pelus by President Carter and conversion of various notables, an approach spilling over from conservative Protestantis m into other circles, Including Roman Catholic attention lo personal evangelis m. -•"U RTHE R SPREAD of the charismallc movement, includ· ing a gathering or 45,000 arm· lifting. "tongues" -singin g Roman Catholic and Protestant participants in Kansas City. But controversy s immered over "shepherding" authority 1n some charismatic groups. -Demands arose for full financial disclosure and audits of monies raised by various re- ligious groups . including big· name cvan~elisls. Homan Catholic bishops set stricl, new s tandards for such financial ac- counting. -Trancendental Meditation lost government funding for teaching that technique in public schools after a court found re· ligious e lements in it. -NOBEL P EACE prizes were awarded to two women in Northern Ireland. They had or- ganized the Peace Peoples Movement in lhat area prolonged of soeio-r~li.l?ious strife. Gordon will serve in a newl)· created position as minister of stewardship and developmllnt with responsibilities including church and family financial planning. t·hurch budget con- sultation and counseling_ Gordon is a ~raduatc of Pacific Christian College of Fullerton. with an M . A. degn.'c in speech and radio from ~ort hwestern niversity and a master uf divinity degree from Christian Theological Seminary, In· dianapolis. He also holds a doc- toral degree from the Los Angeles College of Law. Control ltetained CLI FTON FORGE, Va. <AP > --A circuit court judge has ruled that the Episcopal diocese of southwestern Virginia retain~ control of all property of St. An· drew's parish. although the ma- jority of its mc.>mbcrs had voted to quit the national church . ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH c-of F.W•iew oMI loll~. CMte ~ Rt•. HiltO.. J«•h. Po1lor Pliant 171 41 556-7781 SUMDAY WORSHIP SlUIC~S 11:00 A.M.-SUMDAY SCHOOL f:45 A.M. EVENING SUVICE -6:00 P.M. WEDMESOA Y IVIMIHG • 7:00 ,,M. YOUTH AMO ADULT lllLE STUDIES CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. Wtts-, C"to MHo 645-3 It I We re A Goinq Glowing Growtr1g Church SUMOAY SHYICIS 0 18 Ll ~IUOY 9 .. M WOR~MtP 10 .. M&tl'M "l~tT HAPPIHS, IT HAPPIHS HHI" PAUL THOMAS. M1"9STH Ml"" CIOWI. 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Trojans Take ~·Shot at Texas Agg_ie HOUSTON <AP > Seventh· rank~d Texas A&M und 20th· ' ranked Southern Col, two college football teams that would prefer to be elsewhere this bowl season. try to make up for lost op- portunities tonight io the 19th Bluebonnet Bowl. · Southent Cal~pen~ lh~ U177 \ season as one ot\he lop teams in l the nation and with a ~II head of t steam afl(•r upst•lting 'Michigan in the Rose Bo"'I t•ons1stency and finished the reg- ular season7-4. The Aggies suCTered a similar plight,, fini shing the regular season third in the Southwest Conference with an 8-3 record and losing t.ticir three biggest <·hallenges against Michigan, Arkans as and top-ranked Texas. 11 few learns that are still prac- ticing." The Aggies will go into the game with freshman quarterback Mike Mosley, who has s tarted just one college 0. TV Tnl .. t Cftellel 5 •t 5 nation in total offense, but in· consistency a nd· untimely turnovers have been the Trojans' downfall this season. · "We never worried about turn- ing the ball over at midfield this season," Southern Cal coach John Robinson said. "We liked lo get it right down in there and do it." earned him the starting role against the Trojans. "I feel I have somethin~ to prove against USC,'· Mosley said. "I kind of caught Houston by surprise. Now J want to prove I can play against a team like . use:· The Aggies have been vulnera- ·ble lo the long pass all season bat safety Carl Grulich figure those problems are solved. "We've dropped our defensive backs a couple more yards back are solved." Tho Agtelcs' ground-orien~ wishbone ortense has boen fueled thls season by Woodard. down to 263 pounds. and Dickey. uQOthfr 9.4 sprinter. Woodard, who weighed .._, m~h. at 275 during the season', rusbM-1:101 yards dutln, the regulal season and Dickey gained 978yards. t The Trojans cxpc<='ed to rt• · turn 10 the Rose Rov. I again but ins tead \\!'re· s m1lt(·n bv in "l! you are a competitor and like lo compete it's easy to get ready for this gam<'," said Den- nis Thurman. Southern Cal's All- i\m c.rican s afety. "0( course, we're disappointed al not return· 1ng to the Rose Bowl, but we're happy to re here There are only game, and a defen~lve secon- dary that has proven porous on I on~ , passes. They rely on fullback George Woodard and Curtis Dtckey to move the ball. Southern Cal has a n explosiv~ offense that canks, fourth in the Mosley, a state hurdles cham- pion and 9.4 sprinter last season at Humble High Sch ool, replaced' injured senior David Walker in A&M's final regular season game against Houston. His performance in that game · and we've had a full season to .work together," GruJich said. "I 'lhink out pass defense problems So u thern Cal relies on 1 quarterback by Rob Hertel. Tbe. l Trojans· running game is tuelta I by Charles White, who gain~ 1 1,291 yard,s this season, anll fullback l\tosi Tatupu. 'Stanford, LSU Clash In Sun Bowl EL PASO, Texas (A P l For the fan who loves his foollrnll on ·the wild sidt•. the annual Sun Bowl game lod;ty bctwe11n pass crazy Stanford and ground l gobbling Louisiana Slat(· could be one of the IJl'st offcmm'l' bat· t lcs of the pos t season holiday <:lassies. Consider . Stanford has the :\o. l passer in the countr~· in Guy Benjamin. \.\ho compkted 208 of 330 p:issC'> for 2.521 yards Benjamin compll-tccl G:I ~r· cent or Ins passes and halO>ack arrin Ne lson c aught 50 or Ott TV T oda!I Channe l 2~ I 0 :30 a.-. them. Ne bon abo ru::.hed for ·i-1.123 yards \\he n he wasn't 1 catchin~ passt•s. -LSU nwns the No. 2 rus her ' in the country. in halfback Charles Alcxilndcr. who ~aincd 1,686 yards to fini sh a runnerup to lie ism an Trophy "innl·r Earl '1 Camphl'll nf Tl•xas. -LSl' qua rlt•rbac k S l evt• ~ 1':nsm1ng<.:r also <'an throw when till' opposi11on kc·y'i on Alcx- anclt>r , and he gatnl·tl !152 yards ov<.'rland 1 Both teams rm1shl·d tht• reg. ular !>eascm 8-3 and were run-~ ners.up 1n th<.'1r n•'lpcct1vt' con- rc renccs. u;u in the Southeast and Stanford 10 the l'ac·8 Some 30,000 Cum, were ex- pected. "It's hard to say v.ho would be the fovonl<.' in lhis, ·· s:.ud Tigers coa c h Ch a rles McClendon, whose U~U cluh rated a threc- poinl f;.l\Ontc. "I thank most people arc C'XllC('t1ng a h1 gh- s coring arra1r. Jn this day. t<.'ums arc so N1ual it real!~ is almost always close .. C ardinal~ t•oach Uill Walsh, form<.'r assislunt for the Cincin· 'nali Beniu1ls of the National footbull Lc:1g1w. us es u varie'1)1 of sets to try lo confuse the de- f t.'nsc , "Stanford 1s a \'ery complicat· cd team and v.c 've got to do •som t• thlnRS to offset that," said M cC lendon. who closed his workouts lo the public after LSU 'a rn vC'd Wednesday. Huskies' TailbaCk Steele Rated Amo~g. the Best By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Ol Ille O•lly Pilot Stall When coach Don James was r ecruiting prep All-American Joe Steele for the University f?f Washington, he promised . the tailback the Huskies would play in at least two bowl games if he came there. "He told me that in the sum- mer before my senior year ln high school." Steele says ... He didn't say which bowl games nnd I don't think he reall y meant the Rose Bowl, bul here we are." James needs only to produce one more bowl team In the next two seasons to fulfilJ his pro- mise because Steele is just a s ophomore. Nothing about Steele. however, will lip off his tender years. He's 6-4, 205 1t0unds and considered among the best tailback pro·~ spects in the nation. Steele reflected on the Huskies' season prior to a workout at Orange Coast College in Costa M e6Jl" wbere-th& team. h.u.sel·~ camp rn preparation for:-its showdown with the Uni vers.ity or Michigan Monday "When we were kids .we all watched the games on rv and ~ :.. JOE STEELE _ when we round out.we were going to the Ros·e Bowl. well, I was never happier." Steele s ays. "ll was an unbelievable feeling because. in all honesty, we never thought we would be going." Newpq'i-t's Hedrick. :· ' ,, In EaSt-West Tiff ·. ·: STANFORD (A"l>l -The 53rd Shrine East-Wes,l game today is ex peeled todra~ more than 60,000 football fans .. 1 most of whom s hould know a -good quarterback when theysee,-One. The area 1tas produced many great quarJerbacks, including Dan Paslot,4ni from nearby Santa Clara who.~as an East-West star a few yea.ls ago, and a long line of Stanforct: passers including cur- rent stafGuy Benjamin. who w\11 be off "1th his team at the S"ISn aowll~ay. :· One."of today's headliners.for the :1.Vest is punter G a'vi n ( Hedrick. A product of Newport Harbor High, H.e drick was ranked fourth among the NCAA kickers this season, averaging 44.7 yards per kick. A four-year varsity kicker at WSU, he had a career average of 43.4 yards a punt. Tho featured passer: in this year's East-W~stcasl al Stanford Ott Tl'.Tod•W 'l CJaa1111•l.IJ at J Washington's good but unspec- -tacular 7-4 record and the overall talent or Its opponent has caused oddsmakers to install Michjgan as a 13-point favorilt'. but Steele is undeterred. "If we eliminate our mistakes like we did in our last few games, they .won 'l beat us by 13. I won't even say they'll beat us at all," Steele comments. U Washington could pull such a major upset, Steele would pro- bably figure very heavily in it. He's already being called by coaches "the greatest running back at Wnshlngton since the Hugh McElhenny days of the late 40 's and early SO's " Stee!e averaged 5.5 yards per carry as a freshman and 4.4 this season. accumulating 1,286 yards to rank fifth on Washington's all- time career rushing list. lie appears to have a good shot at breaking McElhenny·s career record of 2A99 yards before he graduates in 1980. Ile has also. in just two. seasons , moved into s eventh place in his school's career scor- ing list (120 points l and lOlh place ih career all·purpose run- ning (1,843yards l. Steele has managed t o do all Ulis despite being hampe~ by a string or injurles. including pro- blems With his Achilles tendon. knee, thigh and hip. Some of his more fl ashy in- dividual performances include an 89-yard kickoff return as a freshman. an 83-yard touchdown . run against Stanford, and a three-touchdown performance in the first half of the 35·15 victory over Washington Slate. "People talk about my running <he clocks 4.S in the 40 l, but I like lo catch passes. run back kicks and .be an all-round t ype,". Steele says. He figures Washington can beat Michigan by establishing a balanced attack and taking the initiative early. ;\'Volfpa~k Tackles Stadium wm·J be All-American Doug Williams of Gramlding. the sforting quarterback on the West squad whlch also includes one of his ravorit~ receivers, Carles Pennywell. The other W~t quarterback is one of the coOn· try's.· best·small t<>llege, pass~s. J eff.~isdel or N'evada-Reno. ;· "We're gonna have to get the yards on first and second down and not work out of a hole." the curly·haired tailback says. "lt 's up to us. We can control our own destiny." GOWEN BEARS Iowa Stat~ Today \ ATLANTA CAP) Ted Rrown. ::ind Dexter Green. a pair of e~­ plosivc backs who square .off lagainst each nlhl'r in the l.Oth ,annual Peach Bowl today, have pne thing in common -<;(>ach (Bo Rein of North Carolina Stale !Jell neither would make il as a {running baO'k in college. I "That shows you how s mart I ia m . ' ' s a f1d R e i n . w h o s e Wolfpack, wilh Brown in the l Ott rt: Tfd•fl . a. .... e113,N0ott ~"backfield, hleeL') lowa Siate to· day. A cro"'d of 50.000 is e*cl· 1 d al Alla nta·Fullon '"County CStadium with the Cyclones. 8-3. ~ sl\ght favorite over North '\,;8fOlina 5'8~ 7-4. 1 ,, • -1 saw Ted play wh~n-.he was ~ junior in hiRh );Cbool at IUgb oint, '' said Rein. "{ told the t cr.lc1\ ~1 was ·with thllt Brown ~ ould make a fine defensive ack. , "I also saw Dexter Gre and '~o.ughl he was loo small,• said y<e•n. L Green, desplle his 5-{oot:i, as-pound frame, has p\Jt .ttogether back-to·back 1,000-yard uahing season,. galni!'& l .UO ard3 thls' year: 8'"°'41\, a ~ oot-10, 188-pouocter, Ml rolJed p schQOl recordt for 11\0f l )ltf'ds ushlng lo a season with -~l and mott car.er yarct. ruahinf, , 8,2S2. BotharfJunion.' Brown also set 8Chool reeortt.. or ru.aw.1 in a am,1e aa~ir Arda •«ainlt Pcm-!fttte~i=-~ ton_ge1l ron from 1crl•m• • • '5-YtrQ burst for a touch •1•hist SyYt~uee. I n a•<tatft'tl, h teadt th Wol(c>adl lD ~ rerii¥inf ... 1cortn1. ulcblnf 24 pass tor 164 yards and a TD and scoring M limes on the ground for a career total of 40, six short of the Atlantic Coasl Conference rec- ord. For Rein. in .his second seoson at State. it is a turnaround 'from· his 3-7-1 record of a year ago. ''What happened last year, helped us," saJd Rein. "You've got to be.able lo forget a losing season , but not until you've learned everything you can from. il." ll will be the Wolf pack's third appearance in the P~ach Bowl. State split a pair of decisions with West Virginia, winning 49·13 in 1972 and losing 13-10 in 197S. For coach Earle Bruce, in ti.is filth ·fi· a80l1' at Iowa Slate. ll ·m_.v!s ~~Jirsl bowl \P~.,a~ .. ~-n:J·fn! · Cidicli. · ~ Grambling, the predominantly black scnoot in Louisiana. has just recen~ly bten designated a major college football team by the NC1!A· Wtlli~s threw 38 touchdown passes this season. one short of an NCAA record, and totaled 93 in his varsity career. "l like•to go to•practice just to wa~ch. 'him t}\row the football," s a'y:t ~ra 'mbling 's Eddie Robir\spn. the Grambling coach who iS' serving as hea~ coach or u1' westtetPl· ~ "Navy coach George Welsh has Kentucky'I Derrick Ramsey, considered the best runner among the quarterbacks in this yeJU"'s all-star contest, and Army pass- ing star Leamon Hall. · . • The East.West. rosters tradf· llonallv ioclude the best crop of -lvaila1>l' pJayers -those not on teams ln cOnlllcting bowl games ..... Jnd lul year's participants in· cl.u~d niJte wh6·were chosen on •* fffSl ~.~e NaUoital ;tr.iDtlllfl~aeuedrllft. · M4Nll4NDLE. VCI BERKELEY-University o f California's Golden Bears· breezed lo a n 83!SO n on- confe rence basketball victory over visiting UC Irvine here Fri- day night. Th.e Bears wcr.e p aced by junloc guard Gene Ransom who hft 23 ~nts. · ·The galJle w.as close for the It t 1D 'nutes with UCI in front. : M<ever, a six-point spree " Iden Bears In front and they nev~r looked back,: leading by 17 at halftime. Wayne Smllh .. UCI's lel&ding scorer with a 17.6 average. didn't m ake the trip to Berkeley for dis· ciplinary reasons. · · IJC IPYIM CJtl It ft ,. • Qwh l J 0 l • Stt1PM11t S.PCI OoflHles ··-" Nel~ •Tot41• ft fl ,. • M<G11I,.. ' J I I 7 1 ) 1 , 9'0119ers I 0 J 1 J O 2 • C.rson J 0 3 • 5 o J 10 Ju•~ o 1 2 2 I 0 0 2 Bolden t 0 I • 0 0 I 0 l2 • It 50 Mallllme· C...a.21. USC SPARKPLUG MOSI TATUPU PLAYS TONIGHT. 34-3 Blitzkrieg Panthers Smash Gator Bowl Foe JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP ) - Sharp-shooting Matt Cavanaugh teamed with Elliott .Walker for touchdown strikes of 39, 11 and 2S y ards. ending his career with school and Gator Bowl passing res:ords and leading 10th-ranked Pi~t to a 34·3 rout or Clemson Fri· d~y night. Cavanaugh, who missed almost four full games with a broken wrist early in the season, tiddled 11th-ranked Clemson for 211 yards in the first ha lf and finished with 23.completions in 36 attempts for 387 yards. Ile also tossed a 10-yard scoring pass to Gordon Jones. T h e aerial bombardment erased lbe•Galor Bowl record of ,362 yards set by Florida State's "Kim Ha'mmond against Penn State in 1967. Hammond needed 37 completlons to accumulate his yardage. While Cavanaugh was picking -J .. • I 'I I DAii. Y PILOT KEVINOLSEN(32), DAVID TIEZZI (54) GO FOR THE BALL. Area Fives Sports in Brief . Win, Lose . . . Vik es By ROGER CARLSON 0tlMO.ll•f'l .. $lMI Randy Heidenreich, David Tiezzi and Leland Bruce led the Marina (lluntington Beach > llif:h Vikings to the championship or the 13th annual Orange Invita- tional basketball tourna- m t' n l Friday night b e f o r e a packed house ... but in the end it was Truitt Halton who scaled the victory. Hatton was perfect at the frt'e throw line when all was on the line as El Modena (Orange > Hi gh"s MVWins; El Toro Clubbed By HOWARD L. HANDY 01 llM D•lly Pllel Sl•fl Mike Boster played one of his better gam es and Mike Roberts scored 21 points to lead the Mis- s11rn Viejo IJigh School 01ablos basketball team to third place in the Brea tournament Friday night. The Oiablos defeated I.a Habra High , 71-56, with a m et hodica l performance that saw them go in front at the outst't and never look back , a lthoug h the ll 1ghlunders had o ne brid fling in front at 23 22 in t he second quarter In u baule for seventh pl :u·e. El To r o's Chargers lost to Troy l I 1gh (Fullerton J, 85-67. M 1s!-.1on V1~10 played "1thout the services of two potential starters, both out with ankle in · Juries. Pelc Decasas in· jurcd his in a game Thursclay night and Mik e Brawley has been out for I wo weeks. Both could be ha<'k for the next league g:1mc Tuesday. In Friday·s battle for 1 hird place, Boster was tn command · on both boards and had 15 points. ... • • I t • • • • t 4 BASKETBALL I MISCELLANY 71-65 . . Title, Vanguards, led by 6-8 Steve Trumbo's 37 point.a, fell to the Vikes, Jl-85. In a game where the score wa~ lied or thl' lead changed hands 19 lJmes, 1t was Halton who Wl'nt to the gratis stripe w1lh 36 seconds to go and the Yikes nursing ;, 65·63 lead. Twice he hil, but El Modena llruck back with a fi eld goal to cut it to 67 ·65 with 24 seconds to go, then Hatton went to the free throw line again with 13 ticks left. His s hots were true again, nezz.1 intercepted u desperation pass and the Vlkes tacked on two more points at the end to clinch their third Orange tourney crown in five years. Trumbo was ne arly unstoppable during the ti((, and although he scor ed 37, Heidenreich did a commendable job on defense, as did Tiezzi. John Bohm came off the bench to score 16 for Marina coach Steve Popovich's outfit and Bruce canned 12 points. The Vikes hit 50 per- cent or their S4 shots from the field agaln:.t El Modena's zone, while El Modena made 29 of 66 from the field m a well· played contest. Trumbo was chosen most valuable player with his unstoppable an- tics, \¥helher h<> went outside, lnside, to the key or dunked a lob pass. But it was M'arina 's team effort-with Kevin Olsen, Mike Spivey, Bohm and Hatton lend· ing their hand with Heidenreich, Tiezzi and Bruce that turned the Ude. Heidenreich was in early foul trouble, but wu there at the end and Drucc and Bohm canned one clutch shot from the outside after the other. * * * MM .... 1111 ,, fl •• .. ·~,., • • , " 8r..ct 4 4 1 11 Hellon l ~ 4 II Htlclenr•l<ll • I • 17 oi .. n ~ 0 J ' S.lvey l 0 0 • TftUI 1 ' 4 s Tot•ls n 17 II )I S< .... ,.,o.~" a1 MHena 20 17 11 1'--ts Marlfta 1• II u 20-11 B-arons In 58-44 By a Dally Pilot Writer Fountain Valley lligh's Barons tuned up for their non·league duel with undefeated Verbum Del (Los Angeles) Tues· day night with a 58·44 victory over El Dorado (Placentia> Hlgh's Golden Hawks Friday night, but it wasn't one of ' the Barons' better • performances. Pilled a~ains t the school which s hocked Fountain Valley two years aRo in the same basketball tournament- the Santiago <Garde n Grove> Jligh lnvita - tlon a l -coach Dave Brown's Barons hardly appeared like the team which shelled Compton in earlier exploits. But the Barons were good enough. with Roger Holmes scoring at will again. lo put the Hawks to rest. Holmes scored 25 points, Fountain Valley never trailed, led 22·1 with 2:43 left in the half and had a 20-point lead earl y in the third quart('r. ·~AS VEGAS Mater Dei (Santa Ana I ll 1~h dC'· fealed Las Ve~as V<Jllc.r. 66-58, for fifth plttcc fo'hil e Estancia ICo~ta N esa > High lost to lo the 'host team, 95·66, in the third place game F.n· day night at the La~ Vegas Rancho ba!>kct ball tournament Lakers Roll; USC Dumped lie also played the last ~~,11,.-..,,. four minutes with four Thc Rnron s we re without 6·4 Chris Mack . who ls sideli ned with a pulled groi n muscle and may be out of th e Verbum Dei clash. too. Holmes' 25 points kee ps him at a 25.5 • a verage and the de- fens ive play of Mike Heide in the first period may have been a big fac - tor in El Dorado's poor play. }>at Stc<:>le scored 2·1 eoint s as Mat er Dci nptched ill> ninth victory fta 12 outings. All three losses have coml' an LOurnament competition. Estancia got ripped for u~e $econd night In a row When the Eagles were Ollt5cored 25·11 In the second period and never r etovcrcd . Bob Braunsdorf a nd Jim Price had 13 points each for Estnnciu. I NGLEWOOD Adrian Danllcy scored 36 poinb Friday night lo lc;1d th<.• Los Angeles Laker~ to their third straight National Basketball Association ,. i c-t o r .\' . a 1 I 9 · 1 0 9 triumph O\'t•r the Kuni-as City Kin~s The score was lied al 95 with six min'ltcs left to play when thf Lakcrs run orr eight slraight points to lake an advan- tage they held the rest of the way. l(ANSASCITV 111)'1) -Wd•ll111c;itori ,. Woom..,, 18, LltC•Y 1. All•ri ~ Oirchono tcf. 8oof"W"' l.t, Rnb1nunr .a. Aurh•\On U, Kue\h_,,. 4 Rto-.l""' 1 E'U.11<la 1 .. 1 Toi&!\ 02311 !O'I t• 11 pl IP LOS ANGELES ll!q) -D·l"ll•v JS. Tym1n\ I 0 I 1 W1IV• U, Abdul·Jat>b.v 1~ Hu<2'on C•rt1do I J o I II. N"one s.;01111 Ford? Robl\Ch8 Coo~r 1 l \ ,, Abernethy 3. Oa~•\ 1 Jolr\I\ u JI tS KPUI> 0 ) U J I '' ~ddO< ~ 1 ) 1 \ Foul•d oul 8-wo, 8urlfscn T oMI Camp I 0 1 1 toull-K•miH CllyJ•. Lo• A~l~S 18 10011n••1c1t 1 ' 1 & Te<MIOI\ At>Out·Jal>llar '-at"V l, \..4r1m~r O 'I I 1 LO\ Aru.atol~\. .H.\1\IAnt (o.tth Albf'r • &r .. uMclorl • S IJ A II 5.oS ~~~~II. . ~ ~ '! K.tr•m•no\ 0 t • SC E'alb Taut\ 1• 14 11 ,,. NEW ORLEANS 1-'rcshman forward Mike Owens poured in 10 '• points in the last five 10 minutes to give lfilh· ~ ranked Virginia an 85·82 74 vldorv over ~outhe rn 1~ Californi a rn the cham· ' pionship f(ame of the •• S<on1110U•r1•" a,it&ncla II u I• 1q i.. 4.11 V•en Renc:llO 10 H 20 JO qs MaterO.l IUI i, "u ,. C0ol< l I S<nullr o o 7 Core l• 3 7 1 SIMlt 11 1 1 M•a<ll•m • 3 S McCr'U 4 0 I S.unders O 1 Total•· 1S 1S n •~ Sugar Bowl basketball .,. t o urnamen t Friday 6S nig~t. , k.,. •v Ouerten •• lH Vegas Va lley 11 q 16 n Maltr Del IA I? 16 ?3 '1~ North Nips South MONTGOMERY, Ala. '(.AP > -Mi ssou ri quart e rback Pete Woods, who played only Uiree full games in the 1977 regular season because of Injuries and • atill paased for 785 yards • fed lhe North to a 20· If •• itory over the Soutb · • day in the Blue-Gray .. tball game played in .:rain and fog. • • A Yankees rumble re· eovered by the Rebels on\ t~e Blue 6·yard llno .-lmost turned the game •around in the final two 'minutes. But the 'Southerners couJdn 't )~ore. ·The Blues were lead- ,. ~a by lllx points at that ~tsm, and a touchdown "1d • conversion would ~i.ave put the Gray in :t~at. ·~. Tbe Rebels did get two .polDU )aler on a aarety .. when punter Mike ..,. WOCMll, atao of Mltsourl, "'~peel 09t ot the end _... but they weren't. ~b. ~ crftd ol 5,000, one ol I the small est in the 40- y ear history of the series. saw Woods pierce lhe South's defense with long passes. One North receiver. 'Todd Christenson of Brjgham Young, caught 10 •passes from Woods and the other Blue quarterback, Ken Smith o( Boston College, and set a record for most re- ceptions in a Blue-Gray game. Christenson, who won the most valuable player award, picked up 145 yards on the r eceptions even though he went into tl'le game as a run back. Owens· heroi c-' ram<· after Southern California had taken a 74-711 lc•a1l 11 t? dul'l<·tl Soulh<·rn C a 1 g u :i r d C; l' o r ~ l' Hatke" 1ch through lht· doi-.1ng m1nul<'" ol thl' game ()l.~ens put hi s ll'am ahcild to i-.l,1v 79-71:1 \Ii th Just unclt·;· l 1H1 minutes ldt in thl' g~1mt•. tht•n s ank a Jlrt'!>!>Urt' pucked pair of free throws and a la~ up al the buzzer. lllRGINIAU la•a•r>nl 1?.0wrM 7S C.t•l~il•n 10. l•mP 18. Hilk\ 6. Rak•r 10, J,.ffN \On 7. 9'.~11h'r\ 1 To!al\ )I 13 lO&~ SOUT~ERN C.AL 11 Htnder"'°" u . M 111N· 10. Rob•nV'l"I tJ, C•rf1no 10. Bnoh,.m 1. W1dllp1at ? Grt,.,. '1 Ra••o••Ch 16 Smith. Tot~h )4 10 II 81 E'tUlflf-fh tUtas MONTER EY C.tl11 Top """n•r\ Frlddv 111 ""' ~~ ooo Spaid fnQ lnvtt•flOftt'll qqtf tn.Jrn.untl'\I (WI lhr.-. Monh•rey art.._. cour\of\ l>od Fun\• Ill ""6/ II 67 771 C,..orqf! Cad Ir ~· 1>11 I} .it ) 16 M•kt lhoor /1 n" Ml 111 Al•ll T •P•~ 10 Ml~/ 11 11' Mark l r~ H &• II.. 771 Bob ZencMr 11 10 M 11 '18 Bob Rhen 6l M ~q 7l uq Jolln Buu"< 11 •q IJ 67 711 Lon Hink I• &• 13 •• 7()-111 Pelt Brow" II ., II 11 '81 Georot Arc~ 11 10 1'1· 71 '81 Mlkt Morlty II 60 II IJ-181 Gauchos Run Wild PALM DESERT - Craig Stahl and Ti m Sh a w keyed a second half · personal fouls. E l Toro pla>'ed with lit.- lie aggressiveness and had numerous turnovers 1n i ts loss lo T roy. Despite this fact, the Chargers battled back from a 15-point deficit \\1th 2·41 to play in the first quarter. Just prior to halftime, the Chargers had closed the gap to 36-35. That was as close as they could come however. E l Toro had only six s hots from the Cloor in the third stanza while the Warriors hit on lJ-of-24 to c linch the decision. In the tournament cha mpionship game. A is h op Montgom e r y lTorram·e) lligh defeat- ed Orea, 52·51. El Toro 1'71 ,, II ,. IP R Holme• 1 • 1 II S1mpwn 0 I I I C•rloncMr 6 I 0 1J RHO • 3 1 IS M Holme• ~ 4 I u Wolk@r I 1 0 • Wll'°n 0 ' 0 1 Total• 7S 11 6 61 k.nllyQuar\en Tro' ,, ,. 26 n-u E!Toro 17 10 11 19 ... 1 Mftilool Viejo 1711 '•"flftp At .. andtr • 2 t 10 llosrer I 1 4 u Kreuier 1 • • RoDtrlS 1 2 II Cumming 4 o o I "'''"' 1 0 1 , Katz 1 0 0 • Flynn 0 2 1 2 Totals 1' 11 13 11 Scortb10ull1ffl MIUlon Vlt)o II 17 17 19-71 La Habr• 13 11 17 8-56 com eback that saw Sad· SoCal Bows dleback Colle~c over- com e a 51-41 deficit to de· CEDAR CITY, Utah- feal West Coast Marines. David Barron scored 33 104-88, in the cham -points and was selected pionship gam e of the most valuable player or College of lhe Desert the tournament but it basketball tournament wasn't enough for coach Friday night. Pau l Peak's SoCal Shaw had 16 of his 26 Colleae <Cos t a Mesa> potnts inthe secondhalC Va nguards as host while Stahl had 15 or his Southern Utah captured 23 points during the a 93-79 decision in the ti- sam e span. lie game Friday night. Coach Bill Mulligan s.c..1~0•1 switched from a man-to· aarron • :: •: ': : man press to a zone . A,..,.,... s 1 ~ 11 press after Intermission !r,..':~1 ; ~ : ~ and it helped the Gauchos warner 1 o t 2 win their eighth game in a ~:,~~~"!., ; : , : row and 14th in 15 season OOOdv 1 o o t outings. _ ~:.~~~"' ~ : : ~ Stahl and teammate rot••• ao 1• n 1t· Artie Green were oil· H•llt1mt:s..u1.1111,sz.-, tournament selections. SKI ASPEN He• St•t.:t~erl•r .... 0...,. ..,,.,. .. _..,_. J-. 2 I tin J-. H . 1 155 The Barons were guil - ty of 14 second 1>eriod turn overs a n d co m -Oell• ·~•-•'oar, A,.,.... m itted 31 in all. But DAVID TIEZZI (S4) BURSTS THROUGH TO GAIN CONTROL. while Fountain Valley was stumbling a bit al(alnst the El Dorado pr ess with some less th an nifty passing. El Do rado was totally frustrated. College Basketball Syra<u•P,., N@w Me11<o'I San1a Clara IOS. $.tn ~e Slelt 11 5 1111110154S, New OrlelWI• M, JOT 1aano co11•. e Ort90<I 1' AIUMl·Pa<ltlc 116, UC Rlver\lde6' Norlh-\1 Na••7. Wllllm•'ll1 Cal·Oavl• 71. CNmlnaoo 13 E Monl•MU, N Uro-C"4rlollt6S WaVlln<;1tOflll, llllnol .. ll Brigham VoungM, HawAl1 /I Cltm•on 100. Bo\lon u U Oreoon IT. Rlct I• Coloraoos .. • or._s1u Vir9in1a lPCll "· GeoW••N"!llOfl" Oel•O•l ... Ma~ll' WOllt St s•. Hlr•m 1' Old Oomlnlon "· SMU 78 FlorklaSl71. Tul-S. Templt 7._ Auburn 71 Bo•tonColll.Mlarnl.~7• S•n01.c;ioSl•tet1 . ....-.. WVlr91111•7• Cte .. lanf516' Nav~&7.Bul~rU St t.oui. I•, Mo St Louli H Lamar 11. Cent~ry 62 5 Florldae.t, Aober1Morrol7' Rhoe!• ISlend~. t..ala~lt .0 Morohud SI IO. Oen.,_r 7J Ml•sl\\111111 St 7', 'lltrmonr so Virgin•• IS. Sout,,.rn Cal II SI. Mart11t•1 61. Br llllh Columll1a 41 Wa\lllnglon St U. Vllll..OY• S. Pill,bur;h IO, Fon:tMm ~ USF t01,ArlrcnaSI'° K•ll\•07, Kani.s SU1 'Iltle to Edison; Oilers Place 3rd Edison <Huntington much playing time for Beach l lligh's Chargers Huntington Beach bul he rocked host St. Francis made the most of rt , scor· lli~h of Mountain View. ing a lay-up with five 48-45, Friday night lo seconds left in reJ.:ula- rnpture thl· St. Fran('ts lion. a 10-foolcr with six In vitational basketball seconds left in the first tournament overtime and adding a In tournam1·nt action free throw that iced i n S a n D i l' ~ o . things in the second ex· meanwhile. Hunlington lra frame. ""'""•'" V•ll•' ISlll E1plnot' h•Hl\hy Wetlluon Rell I EP!Mlhelmfr McCarthy Hotm<ts Held~ It It pl Ip l I 1 I 0 0 ' 0 0 0 I 0 l I 3 1 & I 0 13 0 0 1 0 U I I 1S ) 0 1 • 0 0 I 0 ti •11S3 su .. ..., Ooo•r1•'l Et Oorndo • s fl 1'-44 l'oun1el1t van~v 10 n 10 .. -se Wrestling Beach fli~h took a 7i-76 Edlwa ~:' 11 111 ~ double overllme \I.in All"' 1 o • 1 •• .,..11H1111T-..it from Kearney for third 080"wv',',, • 1 1 ~ 1 ~ C•p,.tr•no V•ll~v P'•<H "' -• Tony Hut. e1Qlltll Pl•<•. 134 -Jerry place. G•n•I• ' • l • Bur"'· e11111t11 olac:e: 19•-0•,.nv Mike McCourt was MtCour1 \ ' 1 11 011n\mort ... .,,.n111p1ac:•. T1111on l 0 1 • LA Valle' T-"""' chosen most valuable Kt11tmar1o1 o o ' cap1,1r-va11ev plac:.s: u-au1 player in the St. Francis Total. '' 10 1• 4t Or11 1. 1our111 p1au ; 111-Loul• tourney and his Edison "u"''"'™'9.:a01,:111 111 111 Ju.,u:i:~i!~~.w ... ,,_. teammate, Steve Davis, ca~ 1 1 1 ) 1um Ko<lne-1. c.,.,_, 111an0' was also all-tournament. ~:::::'ta:' ~ ~ ~ i~ ~i 1~1~~~·,~:1~,.!!~i1~:'t'~ Four clut c h fr ee PH!oltsl 8 s s 11 Peubl05 1~; •. Mira Coll•••; 1. h b GI G i We>oten l o ' 6 Pow•Y "'). I Redondo JI; '· t rOWS Y enn arr ly, Ml)Orhouw o S 1 Br•wley Sil. 10 E. Bntnlltla S7''1. two more by junior P•11n•n.111 • 1 1 ' 11.Newoor1H•rboro Darin Bowen with one "~·~:.,, 3~ 1~ 2~ ,~ 138• ~~=~·t;:r~C:1': 111n. Orange County ~econd lc~t. ~ar\work Hunt1ngt~::::~;'~~10 0 -11 ~s;;..~/r~t '~!~ ":.":''o~t ::ri:l: rom Davis an J o n Al -l<tarnty 17 1S 10 26 •• 16 Mus~r (N),10\lbyde<l•lon. B C len and outstanding de· --------------------ags rOWD fense by J eff Tutton did Led by Alt-American se l ection s C heryl it for the Chargers. David Case didn't get J ohnston. Dale Keough.·----------. Aileen Semonsen aud m ost valuable player Marie Lundie, \be 0 r a n g e C o u n t y (11Tll'fm.~ Volleyball Club girts ht!!~~ senior team captured Ute Am e rican-N atlonal championship Friday night. OCVBC dd9.tcd Hobie Sport.a ot Coron.a del Mar in the best of fl ve finals, 15-12, 15-61 15·13 lt HunUogton Beach Jllgh. ' LEASE 1978 CAPRICE 4-.ws ... ~ -~ l• .--• •.. -. ALL lt7,I MODll.S AIE HBE AMD llAOY FOil IMMIDIATI DILIYHY IUIMA''All s22.21e1 &TOIO 761-0193 ' ~·· ENTERTAINMENT GEORGE BURNS WILLIAM HOLDEN TONY ORLA NDO l• ! --. S.turday. December 31 , 1977 DAILY PILOT 83 Burns Flaunts 'Youth' George, 8 1, Delights in Tellin g H is Age By HY GARDNER Q: Wiii you ask George Bums how be slays so young? -Mr. and Mn. J .D., Miiwaukee. A: By talking about how old he is! During rehearsal of his de· liclous TV special, 81-year-old George asked one of his stars, Bob II ope, how old he was. Bob fidget- ed a round furtive I y the n whis pered, "I m 74. "Seventy-four! Burns ex - claimed, then added. "Boy, run out and get me a glass of water . MERV GRI FFI N ASKED George· "Do you s till go out with g1 rls? "Certainly. George replied. "Right now I m dating a heautifut girl. But I don t think it II last. She warned me that we II have to break up ai. soon as she meets an older man. When asked how he feels play. in~ God m a movie. the super· hum:in said : ··After all. one of these days I II meet him up there With so many other people I love. Hcnny. Grourho, Cantor, J olie and Crosby, we II all be up there fighting to get on! 0 : What was the fiiis t big hit .Johnny Mathis recorded for a major label? -V. Rlscher, Uc aver Oam. Wisc. A · Johnny was di!>covered wht·n he was only 19 b y a Colum- bia Hl'cord executi ve who !>igned lht• unknown lo a con I ract. ll1s fir:-.t record. "Wonde rful. Won <lcrful. was a great success m the 1950s and he followed 1t with two more million-sellers, "It s Nol i-·or Mc T o Say a nd Chanrl's Are. '.\I alh1s is the onl) singer lo h a\e h;,id four album s :-.1multaneouslv listl'd as hesl· st•llt•rs on the national music c-ha1 ts llis album ·J ohnny s C r<>a lc:-.l lliL'i remained in the · Top 100 for over 400 con SN'Ul1ve weeks. Cl : Is veteran m ovie star William llolden married again? -Candice Miile r, Buffalo. A. Not al this writing. Glenn Ford. nnre wed to lhe dancer El('anor Powell, had llolden act 'Glad You Asked That' by Marilyn and Hy Gardner as best man when he recently married Cynthia Hayward in Hollywood. The compliment may be returned when I fold.en and his st eady, Stephanie Powers. re· turn from a sojourn in Russia. <It s just a coincidence that the age difference between both couples is the same 33 years in the brides favor if you want to put it that way.> Q : Michael Parks had a great TV series going -on a motorcy- cle. Does he plan to get back In lhe saddle again? -Terri D., Memphis, Tenn. A · No. The actor was no angel working o n "Then Ca me Uronson. :.o he wus unseated. Recently he played the role of Robby K(•nncdy in "The Serret Files of J . Edgur Hoover. Says he hopes someday to do a biografilm on Jack ("Call of the Wild >London. Q : I sec when• Tony Orlando, who was c rushed by the death of his close friend Freddie Prlnze, h a s r ecovcrt•d from hi s depr<>ssion and will resume his career soon. Whal does he have lo s ay about this a wrul ex· perience'! And who does he say turned It around for him?" -The Dutton Family lloyal Orlando rans). Pittsburgh. A ··My fath{'r and this lady. m) w1fr. Tony said, wrapping his arms around both. M 1kc Douga ls, a close friend of Orlando s from the !>tart of his caret•r. "as one of th{' earliest to not1u• the t·hangc that had come over Tony Al one point after see· ing o ne of his more recent s hows. Mik e told him face to face : ·Tony, you come on a ng ry you look angry. Why·~ Tony played back the l<ipes and agreed with Mike. "NOBOD\' EVER TOLD me that befon'. he said. "but you are right! A s many had surmised, he had had to go on uppers or cocaine before every program lo give it ··everything I had. "Now, he s miled, "I am com- pletely well and able and anxious to go on with the s how I tried psychiatric care for some time and they took me all the way back to when I was a kid. But 1 would have lo say how lucky I am able lo beat this. Above all, I have a family. And m y wife is the strength or my life Send your que3t1ons t o lly Gardner. ·Clad You Asked That " care of this newspaper, P () U~r 11748. Chicago. II/ 60611 'Boardwalk' Still Symbol ATLANTIC CITY. N.J (API - Af ter 40 years "On the Boardwalk al Atlantic City" is still the musica l symbol of this resort city, but it ·s not for a lack of trying by hopeful songwriters. Offers about one a week - roll in from composers across the nation, and go lo Sidney Ascher. public relations director for the resort city. "What 'California . lle re l Come' did for Cah forn1u. 'Allan· tic City Bound'· can do for you.·· reads one letter from a composer in Palm Springs Jn Aschcrs drav.cr art• songs with titles like "Skate With Me Kate al the Million Dollar Pier, .. "Rolling Down the Boardwal~ in a Rolling Chair," and even "the Atlantic City Rhumba." The songwriters a re following a tradition that began in 1896 when Karl Reuben wrote ·'Dear R emembrances of Atla ntic City." ally al 12:00. 2·30. S:OO. 7:30. t :4S Dally at 2 00. 4 30, 7 00. II 30 PETE'S THE ORA&DI «a_,> O=iiim;m;#.~C;;;;HO~IRFl'AIBOYS CUNT EASTWOOD . ~THE , 'GAUNTLET Dally 1 :45, 4:00 11:15. •:30. 10.30 "THE PiNK PAttTHER STRikES AGAiN" Woody Allen Olene Kea1on in "Annie Hall" . ' - ( edwards MESA CINEMA ~ HfWPORTllVDAT i9THST _J OSTA MESA 646-502 --------- MAllLOT-.U llt ''THllVlt ~UI ll'OI •ll'ln' WINKLER '>AUY AEW t 111.i11~ tl1t r•ttf •~•11 £,.,. ",;"""~ 14'"''' .. , HERCHS ' ~ PEIE'I - ·QRA&DI Mll.c.~~ "'~· Dally •I 11 :00 1:30, 4:00 lgj 1:30, t :OO . .. . I ... DA!LY PILOT ENTERTAINMENT 'Four Feathers' TV Tickler By JERRY BVCIC LOS ANGELES IAP> It's only once in a blue moon that you see a d ashing romanltt' udventur~ on telev1s1on, the lond to remind you of Errol Flynn and Douglas Fairbanks. Norman Rosemont 's remalce of "The Four Feathers'' is ~>ne of those, a nd it s a rou sin~ tale of love, heartbreak and swushbuckhng. Heau Bridges, Robert Powell. Simon Ward, J ane Seymour uncl llarry Andrews star in the two-hour movw to be aired at9 p.m. Sunday on Channel 4. "IT'S ABOUT THE power of love," said Bridges, who stars as a British lieutenant accused of cowardice when he resigns his commission on the eve of his regiments departure for war in the Sudan. Thrct• follow officers send him while chicken feathers. accusing him of cowardice, and has f1ance adds the fourth feather. Aflcr has martinet father tosses him out. Bridges J:O<'s undcrjlround in the Sudan Lo save his accusers and redeem his honor. It 1s a good story well told and beautifully photographed in England and Spurn, whith st unds in for the Sudanese desert in the late 19th cen- tury. Bridges is particularly effective as lhe young man lorn between duty and love. HARRY ANDRI::WS IS outstanding as the old school general who raised his son to believe the only "decent thing" for a coward lo do is kill himself. Before leuving for England. Bridl{cs worked with dwlect coach ( · WREWEW J Robert Easton lo perreet a Brillsh ac- cent. , "I knew I had lD blend my accent totally with that or the others, who are a ll English. But I got immediate s upport from everyone. Even the sound man would correct me. "I HAD TO LEARN the proper al· titude, too. Too many American ac· tors tend lo play an Englishman as pompous, and they resent that. Once I got there the important thing was to have confidence and believe in your head it can't be wrong." The film was adapted from the nov· el by A.E.W. ~lason and was pre- \'IOUsly made as a movie an 1939. "I loved the ~tory when I read il." said Bridge~. ·· u had ~o many levels. It's a period of history lhal repeats itself over and over again. Like now, when there's no war. The young peo- ple become restless and ) eurn for ac· lion." ONE PROBLEM THAT confronted Rosemont was the battle and fight scenes. In one, an e ntire British con- tigent -save one officer rescued by Orid~es is wiped out by the desert tribes. "ONE OF THE BESI' ICTURES OF mE \'EAR!' TIME MAGAZINE "'The Goodbye Girl' _ is a joyous comedy- ;: just what the doctor ordered. ~~ Neil Simon makes ~ ~ feeling good legal ... ~ -GF fV[ SHALi T, NBC TV , (PG) • 6 A f<AY 'iTARK l'ROIXX1 ION OI-A HFJlfll RI RO'>.., /-ILM I NI II '>IMON'~ MTHE GOODBYE GIR[ :! RICHARD DREYFUSS· MARSHA MASON onJ 11\11ucltk II•! QUINN CUMMINGS .I'. !Jo v ~it1<i1 by NL II .,IMON • hodur1'11 hv f<AY '>1Al<K !<'fl 1!<1 I fl HHI I< I I<(,..,.,. MlNC. 'x1A'll .md 1\d1r~l-d h; ['AV[ GRUS/ , ::,.'19"Ciooch.>.'.•Gvt" Wr1111'f1.wl 1\-rltfflled by[\t\VIDCATES ,, AA'>IAH h·.11u11• • l'nibliyMGM Lil~ Schedule Dai ly at Edwards Cinema 2:00, 4 :00, 6 :00, 8:00, 10:15 "It's dl((tcult to tackle violence head on in a film because of the restrictions." said Bridges. "H you miss. 1t can be destructive. But il"s hard to ignorl' because it's part of re- ality." The film does handle the violence t'CCeclivcly. The battle scenes arc spirited and tumultuous, yet not of. fen11ive. In u cafe scene. where Rridges saves another officer from ambush. we see him plunge a knife in- to the cloak of an Arab. At deadline, the network was still debating whether lo retain that. "THE FOUR FEATHERS" was the firs t for eign costume drama for Bridges, who has been seen In such films as "The Incident," "The Landlord," "Gaily, Gaily," "Lovin' Molly," "The Other Side of the Moun· ta1n·· and "Greased Lightning." lie was in costume as young Ben Franklin in a CBS special in which his fath er. Lloyd Bridges, played Franklin as an older man. Ile wall be :.ecn in another upcoming television movie, "The President's M 1stress," in which he plays an in lt•lligence agent whose s ister has a Ion· affair with the pres ident. BRIDGES, 35, WAS introduced lo :l('ting early by his father and by the time he was siK hud had small roles in three mo\'ics, including "The Red • Pony" and "Zamba" -a jungle film that he says turns up regularly on television "lo haunt me." He then took lime out to grow up and didn't rc:turn to acting until he joined his brother Jeff and the rest of the family 1n his father's TV series, "Sea llunt." "Thal helped ml'," he said. "It gave me some fil m to show to get other roles. This was one case where being the son of a star helped. My father gave me a lot of love. He was my teacher. Ile gave me my first job." JIE RECENTLY C0~1PLETED a movie in Australia with his father, tentatively called "The Surf." He said he hoped that some day all the acting Bridges his father, his brother Jef( and h!s sister Cindy could makf a movie together. lie said he has no im- mediate plans for introducing his two children to actin~. Bridges said for the first time in years he has no movie projects in the works. .............. ··I have some money saved :ind 1 ·u look for the best projects,·· he said. TELEVISION TO FEATURE SWASHBUCKLER Actor Beau Bridges Stars In Remake Whrn In Southem Calllomla ~1"11 • .... NIVaAtlA1. aTUDtDa TOUR .......... ~~ ....... From the outrageous No.1 Best-Seller THE CHOIRBOYS \ J ~ ~ ~-Mllifi11&1'.ilJJelU¢L:1jle1fltl llWUI FtmX:IOl.5 Pll&NlS "Tl( DOROOYS. I -11111 w: .. iv~~ OlARl.Es lmlfi L~ 005SETT .E ffilRY KNi a.v11 Ki&rru. STEMN MADll TIM ltMTflf. R.OOY WAil atJ)( SACQ ~ SOOD .wlS ~ IUU YO.Hi f.o stairo WT Wm1R BARBARA R!()A{lS vt TAYBICK 11mJ u,i min ALOO ~ ~ ()ft)TfflfR Km Basa:! oo rfl! r00 by mm \WIWlli PtTXtt8l by~ Alllm4a-1UE ROI Eurul~ PnW:es ftl~lk!MA/00 BREGM am MARK DA~ k FJWl((l \U AllMJ~IH'.Uf~ ":llOGIJI• t~~~.!._~1!~] EDWARDS HARBOR c~~A 1 HARBOR BLVD. AT WILSON ST. COSTA MESA 646·0573 c .... ---.. ....__ Dally Schedule 2:00, 4:30 7:00, 9:30 "Jane Fonda and VaneHe Redgrave are cloH to perfection. 'Julia' Is moving In It• glowlng commitment to the power of friendship." -Newsweek Magazine ... ,. ,,. , ' .. ... • ;, What happens when the Almighty makes you an otter you can't refuse!?! -!l.rll'HOl P..s A RICHARD ROTH Presenlalkln ~A FRED ZJNNEMANN Alm JANE FONDA V~ESSf\ REOGMVE JULIA , ~ ::rrr~ JASON ROBARDS HAL HOLBROOK .. , ..... ,, ....... 1 ENTERTA!NMENT On thl· la~I tla)' of thl' )'ear Mnd the contest Ed Schmerlt-r and Ren llunler :.land a miniscule half Pwnt apart tn lht·ir :.truggle for the top of th<' ln\'lal hl•ap Each rcc1:.le,~d a perfect :.core on the Chris t mus ~ul·slwns lo j)lh'c the week's fie ld lh·adlol'kl'd for runner · up honor s with scores of 10 points aplt'l't.' we n · Max Fraley, Obi Wan Ed S<,,,,,.,,., fl1 I U/ ,. • Hotu Tohy II> ,,, J lh·n Hu1tter OU '1•' J u 'Cllrlt Trtl• ff'> I ~'· C.OOd 8"4 & UQly 1101 1u1, .. 'J.•ndJO Ill SI • M•• Fr•lwt UO• lQ/I I 1/ •Jolt St1Wm Ill n ~ Obt W•" Kono"" 1101 .,. J 11 'J-11 ..... 11 U'Jl ~ • B•rtwr• O.l•<1d0 Il l tS'" " Ari• Oetoo CU 0 1 I So" Pot...-11,.. 1101 " JO , ... ,., ...... ,41 JJ • • N•"<Y Prtor Ill n ll Wolltr Wllloy UI u ' ' ....... .., aomo.n "' .... u 'Perry -1\ Cl) I 10 Tom Folr<-"d Ill ,, ll ·11rrv Ovtwt•t Frattwh U) • 11 OICH TynwCMI 1101 1) u Prt11cou LAio 141 s M1IOM l"6t'f,tft0er 141 II u •• c.no .. oe1 111 • 11 Mor1un1tt t•• , » ,,., f'O '"''l' rec••vMI; Nit ot 1•1• IJ D•ve .. nf'lltr OJ .,., u., •••• ,.... K1·nubc, ~·nator 1•a111atint'. the Olde Ty m e ~O\ ie Cluh and thl· Good, thl' Bad and the l'g l). Artoo Ut•too ,111d tht• Rayvit''' Hom~rs had nine right. "hil1· :'\ant·\ l'rlor u111I Harbar a De lgado !>cored l' I g ht Tlw lm·,1t11111 of nl'Xl Saturrlav·s month!\· meet 1ng 111 t ht• I\ la at 11 Ba r:rd.c ~ 1kto. Soc· wt v ha!> been l'hangl·d Traty (;udfrt•) "11! he hosting it at 12021 Loehll'a, B 111 Fountain \'al11.•\', and all Kluatus ''di l>1· 1 n forn11 •d · And rum . the final c·p1 ..,1.><.lc in Trivia Bowl VII I. Will Ee\ hang 011 for hi:. fcr~t solo chumpionship '' Or will Bt.•11 put oP :i Ja ... t niinule spurt to make it fi\'l' 1.·onst·l·utl\'t• trips to tht· wi nner's circle'? T une 111 Determined Opera Stardom Eyed ('f '\('l '\~,\TI f/\P :'\un·c· Bo}d·Crickmt>r hopl'~ to -.unTt·d ,1., <111 opl•ra i.tnger not 1n thl' L' n1tt•ll St Jtl'"· hul rn Jo:u1 ope•. where she behe\•es op portun1tlt'-. :11·1· lll'ttl'r ,\ natr\l' of lh.•t·kll''. V. \'a . and a student Jl the Collt•gt.• <.:1111.,t•n .1t11n 11f Music here. the 2fi· BOYD CAICl<MEll ~ c•ar old s inJ,:!cr sard the Nt·" York ~tagc appeared "fairly un rcat·habk " "The American opera com- pan1C's are closed unless }ou·H· a fantastic voice a nd are heard by people." s he said. "A lot of luck 1s involved " t\ rt.•cita l and othe r fll'l'formam·t·s in he r home town ht>lpcd raise enough money for a n audition lrrp to Europe from Oct 21 ln Dec. 2. next Sulurdu~ 1.1nd ~"" 1• \ourself an extra point if ~ ou can answt•r lul'k) nurnbt:r seven Happy new :-l' ;ir I. IN "T iii·: Wll.I> One, ' wltat was Marlon Hranrlo's parting gift to ~1 ary Murphy" :! l'ltnt East \\Ood hunlt·ll clown a band of how nlJn~ ml·111n lht• mO\ ll' ··11ang ·cm High?" :J. In l';1t 1111 a llot Tin Hoof." Elrzubeth Taylor harl :.i not"" l'nd1·an11g [(•rm fur .Jaek Carson 's pro· gen) \\'hal 11. "' 11 ' 1 ·c;o ma11 i.:11. hut not hht• J) o yo schoolboy" ,., a mus1t·al admo111l111n from what Broadwav Shll\\ ., • 5. \\llAT 1>10 JO"' \'01ght do for a la ving before he bC'camc J •· ~11dn1~h1 < 'o\\ hoy" .. Ii In tht· mO\ 11• ..,J nds of 1 .... 0 J1ma" John \\'a) m· taught orw of hr'> m arines to handle a IJ.1) on ct tu the turll' ur '' h.it music? 7. For thost• of ) uu 11. ho kne11. number seven two \\ l't'b ago, 11. h;il v. a~ l>oolt:) Wi lson playing on the piano" hen Bog.irt h1cl tht· lt.•lters of transit therein'! 8 ldent1fv ~pt.•n<·t·1 'I r a<'y's home s t ale tn ·Judgmt·111 al "\urcmlJl·1 g · 9. \\'110 NARtt/\Tt:U T UE T\' !>erres "The Fug1 t 1\ 1· , .. JO Jad. didn't h;" 1· 111u1·h of a green thumb. but ht• l(U\'t· 111-. l>o~s pl.int pll'nl) uf \Hiler in what ITIO\ ll"' Last W1•t•k ·, An..,"c'r'> I "If It ll11l',l1 °I Silo\\ on l'hns tmas" (Rudolph llt p ... idl' I :! Mel 'l'orriH• ("('hr1 'ilmas Song" 1 3 A hou:.1• !Nalaltt"" request 1 ·I :\1a.,~alis.Oh111 1\\'h1tt·~1de town 1 ~, '"l'hl• St1ng1l·"1 '1an in Town" !Rathbone mus1t·al 6 Food rnlumnrst 1Stan\\)c-k'sjob 1 i 'Tht• Lt•m1111 Drop Kid" t"S1lver Bells" 1 8 A train sl'l < :\l 1td111m present • !) · Tht· H1~hop .., \\ 1ft· · c (iranl as angel 1 IO "Wh1tt•<'hn'>tmc1~ · <frt·tklc face Havnes 1 .'w11d l/lllff 1111.\ll"l'TS ,,, Tl<H IA c 0 the Dait11 Pilot. Hur l.1lill. ('u.,lo .\ln11 1121,2r. \11 l'ntnes must be received 1111 I~ l'dn1•\rlm1. 111/wru 1\1' Ila// /hi' player's last score will lw r111 11 rd1 ti r TH£ -111~~:s H[AliNC. Alll COHO ~t I u JlltJll • '"'''• IH•tt· '1t1t1h.t1 Yuvr c "'" ' .... ~l(;t•• Nt 1tt1•\t 'UUt At•,,, (0~TA Ml\A64 2 · 175J IU• Nt wPorl 81¥d MISSION Vl!,J0495·0401 11m C..mi"° C•Pl\h •"o l\>•n Oteqo F,....,y At Awttry Pll•Y J , QlJALITY ENTERTAINMENT AT BARGAIN PRICES ANYTIME AT THESE EDWARDS CINEMAS $2.50 ANY TIME PLUS (PG) MWO Cl.All.1S~-no1W 'IODOI •• "Tlltyts' • ,.. 't . ... ,.,.. WI NKI [R I llll> 't't: HEIK•>1:5~~~ Sl .SO ANY TIME PLUS WOODY wueN OIANE KlAl(ll ~ANNIE ·HALL'~ PLUS (PG) "PARDON MON AFFAIRE" Saturday. Oec:ember 31 1977 DAIL V PILOT fl:S~ In a world gone mad ... who needs a funny, fabulous low story? YOU DOI HENRY SAW WINKLER FIELD 'Fi11dit1g the one you love. is fi11di11~ yo11rsdt: 1-11:1~cM:s (PG) A I l R \1 \N I ()t, fl R l l l\ 11' \ l\:Y f'IH)DL'CTIOI\ lllRtlh Cu-.1.ir1111~ JI \l{l<l..,Ut\: 1-0KD EAftH&ill I,,. • • 1on.-.wnv l."ro"" I YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED! edwards LIDO CINEMA NEWPORT BLVD. AT VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH 673-8350 A moving story. A romantic story A story c4. e~ hatred. friendship. triumph, and Jove. ANNE BANCROFr SHIRLEY MacIAINE ,. 1lE Tlll11111g ~tnf rNENllETHCtNIUf!YFQX , AHE~T R05S~LM .W.E BANCROfl SHIRU't' ~INC M TURNING POINT" TOM Sl<ERRtn ~ MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV llStlf BROWNE MARTHA scon. MARSHALL THOMPSON. ANOONY ZERBE • • w-r.. ... AMERICAN BALlEl IH(Al H£ N011A KA\1' ARTHUfl l.AUflEHTS ........... "' ,.._,.,.,..._ HERBERT ROSS'" ARTHUR lAURENlS HERB£RT ROSS PRINTS BY OE LUXE' NOW IN PAPmBACK FROM SIGN[ r MUSIC FROM THE MOTION PICTURE ON 20TH CENTURY RECORDS Nl'J TAPES .. ,. ..... , ........... liil ... SHOWTIMU MtlT 2:0CM:»7:M-t:JO Orange Coast College operates the official .. · recycling center for Costa Mesa. OUHMIOU& 11 -.-UO THI CHOtllOYlt11 CUNT IAlrWOOe OAUHJUT11.1 OllrlMIOUI I I -a.411 THI CHOtHOTI II.I ·~---•Je a II ... YUVOl' A ·-IATUllOAY M9HT fl'Vll ftl ·~ -... , u .... i.,...,,..._. 11)/5)1 9»0 '-'C#'1C YMUmll DNW·• IU"I" .. ., •ns HAMCMI •W. DIM-II\ ................ _._.,.,... ~~112 ... ...... -....... ""...,_ ,,. ........,. . ._ ....... ~ '""' '"""91 ......... Olloo91 a Mlllf ""' 1. l'UYMATD 1111 2. MMD CA..,. Ill J. wtl.OCAJ WOMIN 111 cm• .~?.Jo rm~:!..~ <ftllll :~) <11M:~::1 ..__. ~··-~ THI CMOllllOY14" """' THI CAICNI ......... 1 • .-0 .... 1 ,,, .. ........ l.IW~INI .. 88 OAJL Y PtLO r SatutOly 09C4lmber 31 , 1977 Tele1'ision TODAY'S LATEST LISTINGS MOfMHO t'OO I LALAPALOOZA MOW • • ·Orrve A CtOOl..0 Road" ( 115•) Mock•y ~. OI-Foster A young aulo ,,,.c111111G. whOH ambition le 10 a,. •• on 11 world lemou• auto r-. IS UM<! by a geng OI CIOOU 10 build 1"*'1 8 ~I· away car (2 hrs I G) MUHOOAEAL (I) BUOS BUHHY I AOAO R"NNER 11;30 8 BATMAN/TARZAN 0 I AM THE GREATEST 0 MOVIE •• 'I "O s s . t 1946) Al•n Ladd Geraldine flUQefald Two men and R woman parachute l:Mlh•nd enemy tines In France 1u11 proor 10 0-0ay (2 hrs ) I!) WOMAN: REAL TO REEL fD ZOOM 10:00 0 THUNDER 0 ®) KROFFT SUPERS HOW fJ WANTEO OEAO OR ALIVE 'Eight Cenl Reward II) MOVIE .Jo:rnnl' \\'01.>d'' <.1rd <.1nd LCJurcnn· 011,·1er pnrtrya Lola ;.incl Oot Delanc~ in "Coml' Bal'k. l.1ltlt• Shrba' :.it fJ o'C'lor k tonight on C'hannl'I I * * '• · Ludy In A Jam 119421 Irene Dunne FlaJpn Bellamy A psyc111atrost fond• the only way to cur• hos patient 1s 10 marry her (I hr 30 mm l EID VISION ON 10:30 f) (I) SUN BOWL Lou1soan11 Stole Un1ve1s11y tackles Stanlord Unovers1ly at El P~so. Tex as 0 SEARCH ANO RESCUE fJ MOVIE • ', H1deou~ Sun Demon ( 1959) Aooen Clarke Pa1roc1a Manning When a pllySICISI. who is sutlerong lrom rad1a11on. is e•posed 10 .sunhghl hi! turns 1n10 a !Izard f 1 hr 30mln) EID ONCEUPONA CLASSIC Robin Hoo<I Jr . A CllSI compoaf!d solely or Ch•I· d•en p1e•flnts a one·nour version OI Ille C18$SIC I I 00 CJ BAGGY PANTS I NITWITS 0 06) WEEKEND SPECIALS 'The Secret l•le 01 r K Dearing" A girt (JOdoe Fo1111rl learn1 her grandla· Iller lEdua•d Ftal\Z) hU Ille same yMrnlng lo be lree aa she dofls (A) 0) LA. PATTERNS t 1:30 0 THE RED HAND GANO 0 BIO BLUE MARBLE 0) WORLOOF SURVIVAL ·undt1rground Soldiers Cl) GET SMART SmArt and Agent 99 must locate a secret labOratorv ma1nta1ned by a crrm1na1 mutoonlnd EID TO BE ANNOUNCED AFTERNOON ,12:000 THAT'SCAT 0 SWISS FAMILY ROetNSON 0 (!8} AM~AN 8ANOSTANc; The Ohio Players ~roo•m Mr Mean fJ MOVIE • '> "Neath Brooklyn B"dg• I 19421 Leo Gorcey BObby Jordan The EH1 Side Kids gel in trouble again (1 hr • 30 min) 0) SOUL TRA.IN II) PEACH BOWL Iowa State vs North Caro- lina Stale ff) F'RENCH CHEF HB Eggs 'IA1 12:30 0 SHARI SHOW 0 MOVIE • * • 'The were .... 011 OI London' f 1935) Henry Hull Wiiner Oland. !/' dOCIOf dlSCOVe<I, 111111 h 1ng btl· ten by a wolf. lhat he becom111 a werewolf dur· ong a lull moon (I hr JO min) 0 MOVIE • • * Corne Blow Yo.ir Horn ( 1963) Fr ant. Sina· t•a. Tony Boll A reforme<I playboy finds nos younger broth•• fotlowrng on hos IOOISlftPI f2 hrs l EID PAINT WITH NANCY llO MOVIE • • • , Gilda ( 1946) Aita Haywor111 Glenn Ford The wife or a So.ith American casino owner lall1 In love with her 11u1band's rlghl-hand- man (2 hrs) 1:000 COUEGE BASKET8ALL The r191111ng lrosn ol Notre Dame take on the Wiidcats or 11111 Unlversl1y ol Ken· lucky at Loulsville 0) SHRINE BOWL Eastern All·Slars vs Wesl· ern All-SIMI ff) OR.WHO Terrcw 01 the Aulon• 1308 SPORTS SPECTACULAR ·r11e Beat 01 Soorta Spec· taculat '77" H19hl/c;ihl1 of th• yea•'• top events fJ MOVIE • • •, "LOii In Alaska" 11952) Bud AbbOll Lou CostellO A pair ol firemen vos.t -',/aaka 10 straighten ou1 a dance hall girl (I hr • 30m1n I Cltann~I Lbt ing• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles D KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles II KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles CJ) KFM'B (CBS) San Diego D KHJ-TV !Ind.I Los Angeles 9 KCST (A8C>San01eg'l 0) KTTV (Ind) Los Anqeles Cl> KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles fl!) KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles ~ KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach ' (I) TO BE ANNOUNCED 2:00 0 BIO VALLEY "Other Face Ju1hce" ~ FOODS FOR THE MOOERN FAMILY "Turkay" Cl) MOVIE * *'A "Thief' ( 197 I) RICll· ard Cteol\a, Angoa Olcl<1n son A relormed cr1m1na1 11 fMc.d Wilh a a!lcky aitua· 11on when lie noeda qu1c~ money ( I hr , 30 min I 2:30 fJ STARTIME 'A Wind Of Hurricane Force' Dena Andr-• Mero .. Pavan Arr111ed In Cuban wa1er1 .. • aet>o- leur. an American apons· man is ana1c11ed rrom a fir- ing tquad only to be confronted by the hostile widow of Ille guerlle lead· et killed 1n the rescue ac:11on Et) EHVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION A look at various nation. wide environmental flduca- 11on proiec11 now on prog. ress ~ FOODS FOR THE MODERN FAMILY "Holiday Turkey" @) MOVIE ***'" "Cemelol" (t96T) Richard Harris, Vanessa Redgra•e King Arthur bet· lies Sor lane.lot for the love ol 0-Guinevere ceu11ng 1110 decay or Camelot (2 hrs I 3:00 IJ VOUTl1 INVfTATIONAl "Skateboarding· Sox ol the countty'a top 111a1 .. boerder1 compete In three sP011ong ....,,la emphaall· •no llln. aelety and sports. man1h1p (R) 0 BONANZA A wom111 l1 rejecled by her husband end lhe clllzens of Virginie City when 1119 returna wtlh a hatt·breed baby fJ MOVIE i. • • "My Darling Clementine" (11146) Hanry Fonda. Linda Darnell A aonger fall• ln loYe wl1h the •nlamoot Doc 11o1Hdmy, whoae bl11arne11 and alcohOliam -to ...,,_ ate her. (2 hra.) ti) TAAZAN A mftgulded netlve zealot permit.I hlmlelt end Ille trlt>ea to be exptolted by • MNMI rr.IOlu!lonlly 9 IMAGES Of AGING ''The lone Of Silence" The gape th1t o lat betWNn dillerent age groups •• young 111<1 old, parent and Child -are explored. '1i) F0008 FOR THE M00£RH FAMILY "Flth Mn et ' 3:30 I SPA.Ce ACAoeMV SATURDAY Hool.It: N4cote Pl8fce. Cal 8unon and Frank Kwan I!) YOGA WITH MADELINE CJ) SPORTS IPECTACt.llAR "The Beat 01 Spont SPllC· lacuter '77" Hlghllght• ol IN )'Hr'• top evenlf 4:00 8 UCllETS Of ISIS 8 VOYAOETOTHE eonou Of THE SfA In en ellempt 10 Nlvage Information 1bou1 Ille remain• ol ell unct-ater tabOratory. Admiral Netaon and • RuMlan sclerlllsl are swallOwtd by a whale fJ THE WINNERS "Teti F-In The Air" CD MISSION; IMPOSS18L.E "The Brothel'•" cm MOVIE ••• • "Gfgot" (19621 Jackie Gleason, Katherine Kati\ The poor, mute Jani· tor or 1 run-oown Parll rooming hOUM Olfers to shelter a woman and her daughter 12 hrs ) f1!) WOMANTIME AND co. 'The Work Ethic Can We Give II Ue>?" ~ YOOAWITH MADELINE 4:30 IJ FAT ALBERT fJ THIS 18 THE NFl fl!) SPECIAL "The Tr-rea 01 Tutan- khemun" Musk:. lllllf81ure. lec:flnology 8nd pejnlinQS ofanoien1Egyp1accompa- ny hlgllllghll or objects tound In 1118 tomb ot Tu1ankhamun ~ AS MAN BEHAVES "Group Therapy" ~ PERSPECTIVE 5.00 f) MEOIX "M.S. •• The Mystll{IOuS C<ippter" Cause, unknown: course. unpredictable; durauon, uncertain; cure. none. 0 BLUE BONNET BOWL Texas A And M vs USC fJ @) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ln1ernallona1 lnvltallonal Sidecar Motorcycle Aoce. Laguna Seca. Calllornoa, World Figure Skating Champions In lreestyte perlormancH, Tokyo, Japan, W0tld Trophy Free- st)'le Skdng Cllamplon- t hops, Heavenly VeUey, Calllorn•a (iJ MOVIE "Hercutea Unchained" l 19601 Steve Reeves, Syf· via Kotc:lna Hercules bat· lies an 8Yll ~ who first loves llandaome watrlO<a then klll1 and embalms mem. (2 hra.) 0) MOVIE • • •'h "Edward. M y Son·· (1949) Spe11cer Tracy, o.t>oratl Kerr A young men commit• aui- Clde ae e r.utt ol hl1 parent1' l1lterlng marriage. (2 hrt.) &!) SOCCl!.R MADE IN GERMANY '1!) AS MAN BEHAVU "lnterpwaonal Comtnuno- catlona" Cl) STAR TREK "Naked Tlme" '=30 80 NEWS ~ 8lXUVE81 Hlghllght• lrom Ille BUI Beiderbecke Memorial JIU Featlval are ~l­ ed. EVENING 8:00 f) CJ) CBS NEWS II NBCNEWS II) MOVIE * * * "The Bachelor Pa-ty" (1957) Don Murray, E.G. M1r111111. Four ICCOUllU!nta 1h4'0'# I bacn- elor perty for their friend. (2 hB.) f1ll 8TAA 80CCEA ~SPECIAL "Cinderelll" The Columbia TUBE TOPPERS C BS EJ :1 ·00 Sixof thetount1·, ~top skall'110.trdt'1·s <:C1111 pl'lt· 111 thn·t· -.portm g l'\'l'llb 011 Youth l11L1.111,1L1onal. KC ET 28 I :30 "l'ht' Tn.•u:-.LI l'l's or T11tankh amun ·· f 1.·atures music. l1ll'rutul'l'. lt'l'lrnolog\' L1nd paintings of :.indent Eg~ pt KOC E so Ii 011 'l'h1.• Columbia 1!-, l' 1 Ballet. a('tompaniecl by the :\lol><.'m\ S~ m - phuny, pa•scnts "Cind<.·rclla .. K NilC 19 8:00 H1ta !\lnn .. •no a nd .Joe G<tragiola host llw l'mg Orange pa1·aclt• from Miami KTT\' m X ·OU 'D1t• Fled1.•rm.1 us Zubin l\khtu tonducts .J olwnn Strauss opc.•ra <1l tht• floynl Opt•ra I louM· in Lon- don's C1n·1.•nl Garden Tnn~· Handal I is host. 13 hou1·s IS C) Ballet. ecc:ompan1e<1 by the Moscow Symphony (recorded) performs PrOkoliev'• "Cinderella " 8:30 IJ HERE AND NOW 0 MARY TYLER MOORE Mary 9()41ndl every night ror a weell al a •lngle6 bar rese1rcn1ng materoal tor a speclal newt snow 0 A&CNEWS (I)®) NEWS 1:00 IJ TATTLETALES CJ WILD KINGDOM "POiar Bears 01 Churchlll fJ EYEWITNESS LOS ANGELES fJ SECOND CITY TV 0) LAWRENCE WELK "N-Year·s Eve Party The New Year Is ushered 10 wtlh !)atty hats. a grandfa- ther ctoci. Rolna and Guy Hovis' N-Yeot Daby and the T ournameot ot Roses Ou_, end her Princesses fl!) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS ~ AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Jimmy Bulle1 ·· ()) CONT ACT 8 @) WOLFMAN JACK 7:30 f) $25,000 PYAAMIO CJ IN SEARCH OF ... "The Man Who Would Not Ole .. fl THAT'S HOLLYWOOD 'The Cla111<:1 Go Holly- wood'' fJ THFllLLSEEKERS S) SPECIAL "A Portrait 01 J1m1a ' An Interview with American artlll Jamie Wyeth, includ- ing a look et some ot his plln11ngs ()) SAN DIEGO @I THAT'S HOLL YWOOO 8:00 f) (J) BOB NEWHART Or Harlley·a anempll at providing p1ycnotoglc11 aid to men about to leave prison prove lruJlleSs until a trlendly 1llck·UP gets thongs going (Al 0 KING ORANGE PARADE Aila Moreno and Joe Gar- aglola hott this event lrom Mlan\i, whlcll Includes S 1 ol A merlca'a college hOmecomlng ~·· 23 lloats, 16 marehlng band• and live 1peclalty groups I) MOVIE *** "Farewell To Manzanar" ( 1976) Fraruc Abe, Pat Morita Tiie expe- rlene:N ol a lamlly ol Japa- nese-Am«ocana. Interned during World war 11. ere recalled through 1 lefle• ol f!Nhbad!a. (2 '1B I 8 [I TABITHA "That N-Bleck Meglc" Tabitha amployl desper- ate "'89'° "*""• to h'ee Mlf'tlln from I wlleh'a apell anc'J-1111~. 0 MOvte **'h "The Pride And The Panron" (1957) F'rank Sinatra. Caty Grant. A bend ol guerlllaa ba111e French troops lot • Un· no,, tn 19th century Spain (3 hrs) 0) DIE FLEOEAMOUS Hos1 Tony Randall da&crlbes eacll act ol Johann Strauu· clasSlc ooera. per10tmo<1 at 111e Royal Opera House m London's Covent Gardeo. and conduc:ta interviews with guest 11111. I!) VICTORY AT SEA Actual close-ups ot British commando raids on Ger· man lnstallallons In Nor- way during World War II are pr8'J8'1tod EID PICCAOtlL Y CIRCUS B"llel SllOes" jPart 11 Noel Streallleld'e ch1u1c story about three orphan girls living In genteel pov. er1y on a bOardlng house and dreaming ol lame and IOrtune ~SPECIAL ·An Evening 0 1 Cham· p1onshlp Skating, 1976" Feoturlng Olympic skating s111rs lrom Watson's Flink 81 Harvard 9·30 f) (I) WE'VE GOT EACH OTHEA Sluan al'ld Judy are abOUt 10 embark on a tong-awaJI· ad Hawouan vecallon but Mr Gutman (David Opa10Shul prese1111 Stuart with an enormous wOtk load that has 10 be com· ple1ed belOfe they can 111ave 0 ®J TABITHA ·-wriat's Wrong With Mr. Floghl?" Two young. good looking merl -one a mere mo11at and the ocher a warlock ·-lry to steal Tabitha s heart II) COLI.AGE Or Charles Taylor, Prasl· dent of Wllberlorce Uni· versify and Jerry Elliot. represenllng the Osage Indian tribe dlscuu prob- lems currently 1llectlng the American lndl•n 9:00 I) CJ) THE JEffERsoNs "Once A Friend" LOUIN I• s11splcloua when Geotge starl~ -Ing an old navy DU<tOy -la It 1 man °' a woman?IR) Q H8CMOVIE Come Baell, L1111e Sheba" (Premler'e1 Lau- rence Ollv11r. Joanne Woodward, C1me Fisher. Doc end LOia Delaney, a m1ddle-eged couple. feet 1repped by their marriage 1nd yearn lor bellar ~onedaya. U ®) STARSKY & 11VTC>f "Slarlky'a lady" A flood· lum hold• Slaraky end Huteh reeponalble for hit 'IOn's deeth, and In re1aha- t10n, lie crlllealty wounds Starsky'a glrllrlend fR) ~ MASTERPIECE THEATRE "I, Cl11udlu1: Reign 01 T 8fror" Se)1nu1 orders thal Tiberius be cut off from tl\41 outtlde world, i.evl11g A!'ltonla with oo way of warnll\Q 111m ol hi• el'ldanQefed empire UOU (J) TONY RANDALL The one. conflclenl Jud9e F'ral'lklln bemoans 1111 wrong ludgemertl In a r0b- b9ry CAM arid II now 1lrald to make *'Y deel· aiona II•" (RI Cl) MOVIE * ·~ "WM<I, Wiid ~" (tN7) Tony RusMI, Liu Gutonl. A brllll8nt but cMt91\ged lc:lentlll. ~ .. IZlng In the mlnlatUtlJa,. lion of human belnga. begln1 11 -'" of blHfle experlm41nts (t 111 • 30 ml11) f!) PICCAD!ll Y CIRCUS "Ballet SllOM" f Pa11 2) Noel Streatfleld'1 clanlc llOfY about thrM orphan girls living 111 glll'llMI pov. erty 11'1 a boeldlng houM end dreaming of lame llld tortune 10:00 8 Cl) KOJAK Al'I eyew11,_. to a"°" k1fl.. 11\Q knows 11 she coo- perate. w1111 Ko/ak II« me 11 w0rt111eta a1 '* mo1>- S1er boyfriend (Charles Ciolli) harbor& 1 deec>· ... ,lld hatred lor the man wtio sent him to prison twice (R) 0 TOTHEWILD COUNTRY "The Wild Pacific Shore" fJ ®) LOVE BOAT An Injured tll'll'lll llar (Brenda 8enel) la/la IO< n 1oug11 sportswriter (B•ll Bixby) Who wea once Iler -est critic; A lllges· truck ~xlcen 11ow1way (Charol creates havoc: A prectlcal joker (Miiton a.ri.1 putla one ioke too many (RJ '1!) IN CONCERT "Oella Aeete And WQO(fy Harm.Ml" 11:00 a 0 a CJ) ®' NEWS U LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE "Low And The Gelsna" 0 MOVIE * * "Olac;lj)le Of Oeatll ' ( 19,.2) Mike RaYen, Mar- gurite Hardiman. DrllC\.lfa 11aun11 the Engtt1h coun- 1rylide. (2 hr.I 0) HE!HAW Gue1t1· Sonny James. N arvet Felll I!) MOVIE • * "Tiie Witch ( 19119) Roaanna Schlelhno, Rich- ard JohnllOll. A man, hired 10 cetalog a llbrlll')I tor a wealthy woman and her mother. encoun1er1 black magic and IO<QerY I 1 II< •• 30mln) '1!) NANCY WILSON SPECIAL 11:15 0 ABC NEWS 11:30 8 NEW YEAR'S EVE Guy Lombardo'• Royal c lf*lians celebf a,. lhett •lllh conHCullve New YNl'I Ew btoedcett With Victor Lom¥rdo now conducting, llve from Ille Waldorl·AatC>fla In New YOik wlllt L8141e Uggame and PIUI WINlems. G SATVADAY NIGHT ~ Ho11: Ranoy N-m•n. Guee11: Hecwy Winkler, Penny Marallall, Cindy Wiiiiama. Bue« Hel'lry, Eric tdle et the N.w Ofllans Mardi Gras. (R) fJ a:IJ HEW YEAR'S ROCKIN'EVE Hoate DiCll ciw.. Suunne Somera and Robert ~.,.joined by c,y.... tal Geyte, l<C end Ille Sunthlne Bend. JohMy Rivers, Andy Gibb and Ille Ofllo Player9 .. they weJ.. -lntheNewY-. CJ) C8S MOVIE ··Terentulu: The Oeeoty Cargo" (Premiere) Claude Aklna, Cllarte. Frank. A hOrde of deadly tarentutas, unleaalled In the cruh of • cargo ix-. tprMd terr°' •nd ~Ill 11'1 lhelf weka aa they move unchec•ed througn a South-tam lpWn MOANING 12:00 g MOVIE *ft'\ "The Old FasNoneO Wiry" ( 1934) W .C foelds. Ju<lllh Allen A lroupe ol ec1ora bec:omee akllted 11 eiuoino the raw In eKll town tn wlllch they perform 11 hr • :JO min ) 1~· MOVIE • * "BlooOy Vampire'' ( 1H5) Ado" Roel, Jllms F.,nadez. The daught8<' of 11 count. wlloM tamlly ts dtldlclled lo tllmlnellng on. pwllculat vampire, lol'8 under hll 'f)ell ( I hr , 30m1n) 1:00 IJ MOVIE • • • v, "Captall'I N-m•n. 1M.0 " ( 1963) Gregory Paclr., Tony Cur11a. The need ol the l'lellro-pay· ct>latry department at 1n Army bH• recleves a young ordeffy untrained In medical a.rt• bUt lnveluoble on ut111ing with plychie· Irle therapy (2 hrs • 30 min.) G l'IOCI< CONCERT GU.II: Andr-Gold The FfOllet$, Ed 81Ue$104'8 0 THRILLER "God Grant Tllat Siie I.le Still" 0) MOVIE ***'"' "All About Eve" ( 1950) Bette 0111111. Anne Bbter A gtamour-1trud< girt manlpulatH and c;on- nl-her way to 11ardom 13 hrt) ®J MOVIE • • • "You Were Never Lovellar" f 1942) Fred Astaire, Rite Hayworth A. man tries to cheer up hll da.ughler by sendll\Q anon· ymoua presents. (2 Illa > 1:300 MOVIE * * • "Go WHI, 'l'oung Man·· ( 1936) Mae West, Ra11dolph Scott The adventures or a movie 1tar on e personal appe81al\Ce tour ere rec:oul'lled 11 hr 25mln) 2:00 0 MOvte.s • • "The C•rpet 01 Horror" ( 1962) Joachim Fuch1berger. Eleanor Ro11I A dead apec1a1 AQenl IS the only 04'8 lhal knows the NCtet of • Oledly IOdian po1son. ( 1 nr . 55 min.) I!) MOVIE * • * "The Brave One" ( 1956) Mlchoet Ray. Rodol- fo Hoy~. A young boy tra. veil 10 Mexico 10 lll'ld hit Pe1 bull 1/\111 had bMtl told acc:odentally. f I '" , 30 min.) 2:300 NEWS 2:658 NeWS 3:00 8 MOVIES • • • "The Big Broadcast Of 1933"(193!)9obHope, w C F'lelda. nw.. of hta 8l!•wtve9 cheM e man ICl'ON IN -· 11'1 -Ch ol l>eclc 1limony peynoients. 12hra.) • * "l<lo11dlk• Annie" ( 193e) Mae WMt, \4Ctor Mcl.Alglen. A saloon ~ 11kft I deed mlaslonary' a identity and run. off wtth e -c:ap1a111. with the police hor on lier tre~ (I hr , 30 min.) Q) MOVIE • • .,., "The Saxon Charm" ( 1948) Aober1 Montgom- e<y, Susan Hayward A Broadway producer nearly IUQC9ed1 in breaking up a happy marriage. (2 hrs., 15 min.) @I MCNEWS 3:30 8 NEWSROOM 41) NEWS 4:000 MOVIE • • "The Secret 01 Ille ChlneH C1ma1oon" f 1965) &ad Harris. Hort! rrank The lnlern1111onal undllfWorld os alter a prolea1or'1 l'lew fuel lcwmuta. ( 1 hr • 55 min I NBC to Devote Evening to Health Jo~ie Foster :stars us a girl who learnr that her grandfather. played by Eduard Franz, is as young inside as she Is ·and sharts her yearning to be free. ''The . Secret Life of T .K . Dearing .. airs at U. ..4 a.m . today on Channel 7. ' ... _ NEW YORK. <AP ) "Health care available in this country is the best in the world," says Dan O'Connor, an NBC News executive who spent a year studying the subject .. But there are problems with the system. and a big one is that it's costing too much." NBC devotes three hours to '·'Medicine in America: Life, Death and Dollars'' Tuesday night. It's the eighth time in 15 years the network has cleared a full even.ing for in-depth reporting on a specific subject. (Channel 4, 8 p.m.) "WHEN WE TRIED THIS kind or thing for the fil'st time several years ago," said O'Connor. the ne\work's director for special news programs and executive producer or "Medicine in America." "we found a surprising amount of Interest. ··1 don't mean the audiences were always huge," he said, ''but it proved a viable way or im- parting a hell of a lot or information ln a relat.ively short period or time.'' . Last year's report, on violence ln Amert ca, was the most successful in aUractlng viewers of any in the series. ·•'MEDICINE lN AMERICA• WILL 1et a big audience, too," O'Connor said~ "because it deals with subjects people are interested in: health, life and death, hospitals, physical pain .•.• "We chose the subject because people are beginning to realize now that health care is costing loo much money." The evening-long special, with Tom Snyder, host of NBC's "Tomorrow" program. as anchorman, examines a series of health-related subjects -the doctor, unnecessary surgery, medically Induced disease, tbehistory of medicine. the hospital. disease prevention and the future. EACH StGMENT IS SELF·contalned, so viewers can "watch a secUon, tune out and then come back on and stlll learn 1 lot aboul the suJ>. ject," the executive producer sald ... Of Fourse, wo hope eveeyone will stay with \t the tnU~ ennlng." The apeclel Includes reports from aeveraJ cltiea• lnclucq,.e Loe AnllleiJ, SeaWe, Denver, • Houston. Washington and Boston, and is personal in the sense that an actual person with a health pro- blem often is the common thread running through a segment. IN THE HOSPITAL SECTION, for example. a . Colorado woman is followed through gall bladder surgery and recovery. Denver's hospitals provide the focus for the report. which considers subjects like duplication of services. competition between hospitals and the doctor's role in running hospitals. Cost is the theme throughout. O'Connor acknowledged the subject is a con- troversial one. ''We've probably received more special interest-type calls and letters on this pro- gram than ror anything we've ever done. "The medical profession is made up of a lot of intelligent, affluent men and women who are deeply interested in what we've done,·• he said. "Like con- gressmen, we've been lobbied, but I've got no com-plaint.~. I think that's good, that we know whal they 're thinking about the subject.·· Arizona City Stars In Films PHOENI X <AP> --Two motion pictures will be filmed here next month, city officials said. The filming was ar· ranged through clforts of the city's motion picture coordinating oUlce, which is trying to in· terest film makers in the area's charms. Capricorn Production.is ~Ill begin filmihi "Love and Bulle~, CharJle" here after uuUal ac nes are compl e t ed tn Swlt1erland, officials t.aJd. It ls to star Charles Bronson. Rod Stelter and JUJ 11eJand. • Tfie late Guy I.ombardo's traditional New Year's Eve t e.tecasl wlll be continued this yenr os concert master Lebert Lombardo. left conductor Victor Lombardo und lead vocalist Kenny Gardner accompany lhe Royal Can~dians ln a Live broadcast from New York's Waldorf Astoria ft airs al 11 :30 tonight on Channel 2. Columbia Plclures also plans a movt• for lelevl1lon. Enlilled ·'A Fire {n the Sky." ll w'11 star Richard Cl'eflna and Elizabeth Ashley . / .... • --.. -• -... ~ p .. ..., • • • • --i---.,. ••• !9 •• - -.... --. ' . ENTERTAINMENT MLJSIC Imagination Rates High LOS A~G l::Lt::S (/\J' I Thl· 1977 lllU\11· M.'UhOll •~ gnndmg to an c·nd amid ..i fl urr} or O:.c•ir hopdub. man} of thl·m s pum'u" Time to tdlo.l· stock. Jn a hfl'lmll' of wateh1nJ( mo\ 1es. this hu11 been my bui.iest \Car, the r 1 r s t o r r 1• v 1 c w 1 n ~ 'irtuall\' th•• cnltrc Hollywood product Nol quite all, sin<·c I missed the return of "The Tex· as C ha1n s a'.' Massacre " SO "11r\T KJ ND Of' , a > ... ar has 11 ht•l'n? Not ., bud, not bad al all. ln fact. the entertainment quotil'nl has been more varied und venturesome thuninscveral sensons film makt•rs have taken chances. cvl'n on __ _... comedy, which has been ALLEN in short suppl) C<imccl1cs Lhal don t qui Le \\>Ork l1kl· "The Last Ht•mah.t· of Bc:.cu GeMe." "Wh1<·h \\a\ Is llp'"' :md "The \\11rld's Greates t Lover " J rt' 1'11111 wl'lcome. llEflF. IS i\ llJ(;llJ. \' IH'r~llnc.il Ji.,1 of tht· \ t·ar s best American film-.. not 1wn·ssunh un ,,·,.w.11 e ml·rit. but sheer t·n10' .1h1hl\ · l. "Star Waro., ,\ rl'mjrkabl ~ 1mag 1n.il1\l' uM~ of the film medium for sheer entertainment 2 ··c tol!e Em·ountcrs of the· Thir d !-\i nd A not her superb flight of the 1 maJ!inat1nn 3. ·Annie Hall. Woody 1\llcn ut h10., funn' ·:-.ad bc•!>t · .i. · Tht' Turning f'o1n t H<ir(' tn'-1ghl into the looelle ~\:K1 fl· Mlr~rel Averv A ~.\! K:1lllz ~ni11im &IITT'()l.l'I hv w1l lit~l~1b 100 ltfll ~own MU"lc si:o1e Pail Hisc1 and MJ1k U.iv1s ~IU.rl '~ IJ, ~ ~ :Jlz PtOOLed by Sle.€ ivar.1 MJol'd '-•'I"• t 1.:1, ••~l~ I I I~ lJ • 1~ r1• r,,1i•m j lbl1i b!lrel'ft!lld 'S. i ... ~ i .'1•1 I ~f\t~ ~·1 > .'l ! ..,., .... ~ ~bl J,J:)ijl( _!_!!:..,..-.. ".,. R1RlSTlltfu : c I <o(l.\l"t)'0t1 11(1M~ }._ -_;..,., j Dally at Bristol · • • · O~lly at Plitt 1:30, 3:20, 5:10, ,LllT 1:00, 2:45. 4:30, 7:00, 8:50, 10:45 8:20, 8:15, 10:05 "'orld of dunt:e and womt.•n 5 ·The Latt· Show The geriatric pr1v<1lc eye as ht-ro. 6 'Julia A fine, melancholy Vl('W or feminine friends hip. 7. "Oh, God' "The deity as a Jew1shcornic. II "Saturday Night Fever. "Rock\ as a 1 uunchy disco dunccr. · 9. "The Dt•t.•p. Aqual1<· cscupism 10. "The Goodbye Girl. A welcome return to rum antic comedy. The year brought other pleasures. "SLAP SllOT,'' FOR ALL ats naughty langua~c. had a ni('e, primitive ~tyle. "Tht' Rescuers was the best Disney cartoon in year~ ·Mohammed. Messenger or God, which attracted a lot of unwanted publicity, possessed a fine epic quality. Ernest Hemingway was well e\'okcd in ·is lands in the Stream. · Despite critics com- plain~s of "Love Story on wheels, "Bobby Deerfield was a handsome film ... Sorcerer was unJus~ifiably ignored by the public; it had exciting qual1t1es. . ·'Smoky and the Bandit · was a pleasant sur· Prtl>l'. especially to Universal, which d1dn t 1•xpect it to make so much money. Among the smaller films, this reviewer found things to like in "One on Orw. "You Light Up My Life, ·Between the Lrrws ... "Fraternity Row · and "Outlaw Blues. ·Tiil' Littlest Hor:-.c Thit'vcs was dandy Disney. DETE RMI NEDLY OFFBEAT AND '.'orthwhile: "Pumping Iron <ind "Kl•ntuckv Fried Movie. · ··The Spy Who Loved Me was lhc hest Uond in years. There were da~appointments in 1977, films that d1dn t achieve their potential. · · Nt•w York, New York failed for lack of focus· it "'as neither a nostal~ic musical, nor a show bii expose. ··A Bridge Too Fur failed to make u:.e of 1Ls ex. pensive talent. NOW FOR THE REALLY BAI> new~ The n·ll<ir rn or the year were chosen not just from bad l1llll· films like "The Town Thal Dreaded Sun· down. " Thcst• a re the bad big films of 1977. I "'l'he Heretic 2 ··\'alentino 3 "Orea I TheCar ;, .. March or Die ti "Fellini ·s Casanova" 7 "Nast y Habits 8 ·The Eagle llas Landed 9 ·Airport 1977 to ·The Seotinel .....-.. ... ~~ AUC ... MU·aAllOAINMAB. l"'llT DA•'Tll 2.-P.M.·il.U "AHOfHHMAN. AHOfHltl CHAJ!tGl" I U·l•>O. .. O "4UDHY ROSI" ))0.f:O "I Wl¥1« ,.OMISIO YCW A. IOH •AUIM" 111 1:0 -5:40.t:JI "'YA.UM~ l:21-7:l0 "HEROES" c~•• I :JO.l:l O S:J0 .. 7rJO.t:JO Pot'!'-'!~~ 'f~~ LaV -..... , ..... _ _,, ............ I• ' ' WAUOISHIY'S .! "PETE'S '• DRAGON" ...... ,., ... ,.. ,, .. ,_ "DAMHATIOM ALUY" IP'GI J:OO·•:>'-ttll "'UfUH WotU.D,. J:40.7lff BE CONCERNED PREVENT ' t THE MOST EXPl.08IVE PIC'IUREOF 111EYEAR! ................... --·~ ••• •uPU.u .............. ut.au• l'(Hjfff ..... •"""1' C-A ................. t>t-!Mt ·--CIMtUIY JI ............. 171..tftl ou ... . OIA ... t .... U. ........ U7 .. >fl WlllOfl ""° c-. ................... ,..., .. Saturday December 31 19 77 O.\IL't' PILOT 87 . .. Death Marks Yea1-' ·:~;l J Crosby's Demise Ranks at Top Al' Wl,..,...tot TOP STORY Bing Crosby Uy BOB THOMAS l h an a s ingl•r of unpar1&lleled 1101.LYWOOD tAP I The year popularit\, ht! was symbol of his 1977 \\a' marked by innovation and gcneratmn rcnc\\ ed excitement in the entertain· 5. Grout· ho 1\1 urx dies. The passing ment '.'orld, also by s adness in the of the comedy genius was made more pas!>Jnl! uf long lime giants. melancholy by the bitter court battle Nol 1n many years has the enter· over his ~uardianship. tainment scene so engaged the public 6. "ROCKY" NAM ED Oscar fancy, or so 1t appears to this ob· champ. One or the most popular server. New stars and new forms of Academy Awards in rec~nt times expression have emerged 1n every went to the unpretentious fight picture field, from rock to film. Even the "'.hlch Sylvester Stallone wrote for monolithic television industry has h1mselrto slar in. been s haken Up. 7. The death or Joan Crawford. THE TOP ENTERTAINMENT ~fter 50 years In .the public eye, the storie~ of the year, as seen by this re-• i;}amorous star withdrew to her New porter: \ork apartment and died after two 1. The death of Bing Cros by. He had years as a recluse. been as much a part of the American 8. A BC commands the ratings. Long scene as the Fourth or July, and his ·the No. 3 network, ARC surged to the s udden departure was an ex -top on the s trength of youlh-apptal traordinary shock to his countrymen. st•ries. leaving CBS and NBC in disar· 2. The "Star Wars fever. The !>Oar-ray. ing achievement by George Lucas 9. PETE R FINCH DIS:S, wins and his band of ma~ic makers quickly Oscar posthumously Three months became the mos t successful movie in after the British actors sudden death. history . his widow accepted his award as best · 3. "ROOTS." ALEX Haley s sai,ta of actor of 1976 for "Network. · his slave forebears made television lO. The death of Charlie Chaplin. history with the highest ratings and The Christmas passing of the screen s I : ' ~ r the ~realest impact on the nations ~realc!>t rnmedian brought the consclousnes:.. Hollywood m·ws year to a somber • 4. The death of Elvis Presley. More tlo!>l' 1 'Cassidy r. Hit Tops j LOS ANGELES <A P > COMEDY GENIUS · /\Cassidy rides again. Groucho Marx Shaun Cassidy, half. ----------brother to former teeny-h o pp er king D:.ivid Fiihn Fm• 1• 8 hed Ca::;s1dy, and s on or Shirley Jones and the late Jack Cassidy, is car- rying the family name to the top of lhe pop charts. LOS ANGELES <AP ) -Scott Jacoby has com· pleted his starring role in ··our Winning Season," filmed in Newnan, Ga. Cassidy, the star of television's "The Hardy Boys,·· had a hit !>inglc ----------··oa Do Ron Ron." Have something you want to sell:' Classified ads do ll well Call NOW, 6'2·5678. WtlfMIMSTa c-• Wllf' ..•......... en ..... 1 C:OUAWl'A HAllC)e 4....nJ u-••• Htfl-*··· .. ··•·"········"'"" .. ....... -""' .... •.1.. •. . ...... ··'"·" .. UALllACM IOUMOll ....... !llJI 01-MI• .la. rJECl Of THE ACflOH' "'Y la.HNI HALL "THISrYWHO LOYIO Ml" "WllAlDS" ji!i~i!P.f!i!iii!i,...iiiiiii;;;;;;~"1 ::"l!lf!i~f!!ijlfji'1Cll11tm1ft A•• •Santa An• f'tftway MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY . l "CLOS EN OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG) '1 ·~'30-5 lWOS-!0 45 "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" IR) "LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR'' (R) "1900" (R) "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" "THE DEEP" (PG J "BOBBY DEERFIELD" (PG) "ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMOr:,e·· Kat.ti• ..... Steelt11m WALT DlSHEY'S "PETE'S DRAGONS" "FANTASY ON SKIS" "THE HEROES" PO "THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN" "OH GOD" (PG) "GUMBALL RALLY" "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT" l"G "THE STING" "THE GAUNTLET" (R) "FREEBEE & THE BEAN" ALL ORIVC·INS OPEN 6:30 .. ."4.HfGHT\.Y Clllld Under t2 ,., .. Unleu * Ktdd<lt Pl1yground From the outrageous No.1 Best-seller 0 ... THE CHllRllYS W WILDLAND k_ j.l_ FIRES A moving story. A romantic story. m MANll 1...---------THIATllS THIATllS-ORAH'ilCO BlllY CLYDE.PUCKETT. SENIOR CtTlZINS S 1.50 QUARTERBACK. S . C AST PLAZA MIUlrl!tlSt S4H111 lllHIU .. C ''SIMI TOUGH" !RI DAILY l.JWwl I J .. J-1 .. S:l .. J , .... .)1 l.AftSHQWHll,lAf,MM. SD. CDAS1 PLAZA 3AID lf"lllSI S-1'11111tu ru1111' "SATIMDA'f MfGHT FIYB" &I LED THE LEAGUE IN SCORING lAST YEAR ... AFTER THE GAME. • I A story of envy, hatred, friendship, triumph, and love. . SIIlRLEY .. ·'al-. -.T A 1"1'..~ .. J.f~,~ ·I I I ' .. U DAILY PILOT NATIONAL New Fed Chkf Takes $324,500 Pay Cut 4 ZEE PROVIDENCE, R.l. <AP) - G. William Miller, chosen by President Carter to replace Arthur Burns as head of the F ederal Reserve Board, rose from an attorney with a New York luw firm to president of the b1llion-dollar conglomerate Tex· tron Inc. in four years. Miller, chairman and chief ex- ecutive officer or Textron, was ·associated with the Cravath, Swaipe & Moore law firm In 1956 when Royal Little, architect of Textron and now retired, hired "NICE 'N SOFT" him as an assistant secretllry. -"llE WAS 29 YEARS old and ... I realized t had found one of the most brilliant young men I'd ever known. That's when I of- fered him an opportunity with Textron," said Little. In 1960, Miller was named president of Textron, and by 1968 he had made his way to chairman and chief execuli ve officer . Last year, Textron's revenues totaled about $2.76 billion. The firm has about 68,000 employees ''BOUNCE'' TOILET TISSUE FABRIC SOFTENER -!? :..._,...,,.;..•"-.,, 1,.1uss Assorted Colors ••om~ t • •:,'1,.ss ' t ~ ' '-~·~ ,_..-_J I:~ 4ROLL73c lff ,, ~ran NiCBO PACK "PUREX" BLEACH All Temperature Effective! 1GAL.59c COVER GIRL LONG 'N LUSH MASCARA Smudge-resistant. Lengthens & thickens. 1.19 COVER GIRL NAIL SLICKS Conditioning Hail Color that looks wet even when it's dry! .. &9c SALLY HANSEN HARD AS NAILS with NYLON Helps prevent chipping, sptitling, cracking & peeling. 1.10 TWO-WAY COSMETI C MIRROR Regular and triple strength magnification. 3.95 HEAD SHAMPOO pH Balanced with luscious lather. 16 •• .1. 79 COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE In refreshing assorted scents. 11 oz. 59c SAV..ON BRANO Vitamin E 100 CAPSULES 400 1.U. 3 .19 Vitami n C 100 TABLETS 500mg. 1.69 BAYER CttlLOREN'S ASPIOIN ORANGE 33 FLAVORED C 36 TABLETS TYLENOL FOR THE MILLIONS WHO StiOULD NOT TAKE ASPIRIN who handle products ranging from chain saws and zippers in the consumer division to rocket l'ngines and eleclro·magnelic de· fense systems in the aerospace division. LAST VEAR, MILLER was paid $382,000 by Textron in base pay and other compensation. As head of the Federal Reserve Board, Miller would receive $57,500. invest In the then-financially troubled Lockheed Aircraft Corp. Textron and Lockheed had been working on an agreement that would have terminated the federal government 'a con- troversial loan guarantee to Lockheed. Boston, described Miller as "sott ofa Renaissance man." Ile said Miller "has a areal lo- terest in a variety of things much broader than the average businessman you run into.'· Miller, born in Sapulpa, Okla., was arnduated in 1945 from the Coast Guard Academy and served with lhe Coast Guard un- lil 1949. During World War II, he - was stationed in Okinawa as part or the force preparing for the in- v asio_r or Japan. The deadline for the agree- ment passed before the com- panies could reach an agree- ment, Miller said. In February 1975, Miller an- nounced that Textron would not FRANK MORR.IS, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of "STYLE '' HAIR SPRAY Contains No Fluorocarbons uoz. &Be MAALOX ~ ·~ . , LIQUI D ANTACID For reliel of heartburn and ind1geslion. ·~ 139 12 oz. • STRESS TABLE TS High Potency Stress Formula Vitamins. 60 TABLETS t99 TRIAMINICIN ALLERGY TABLETS I AUTOMATIC BOWL CLEANER Deodorizes for a clean blue water tank. 2 il.00 .... SUPER SPONGE • Perfect f01 walls, floors, windows, kitchen & bath. GIANT 88¢ SIZE WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY New enviromental lormula. 1.s... 79c "COLGATE" TOOTHPASTE UFP with Fluoride soz. ] 7c TUBE I ''LAVORIS" MOUTHWASH & GARGLE 32 oz. I I C Bonus Bottle AUTOMATIC • BOWL CLEANER Cleans & Deodorizes. r .. m. COFFEE FILTERS For Mr. Coffee and •. other basket-type coffee-makers. . • ~~OF 69c EVEREADY ECONOMY FLASHLIGHT In red color. Batteries not included. Limb 'n Tiim 8 ~ ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW ~ DYMO Home Label Maker ~eift!~~·~·~ .. BATTERIES -.i GOO D FOR TOYS, RADIOS, ETC .~ t 1~ H.P. Double Insulated chain saw. Cuts trees up to 16" thick. .,:::clly 24:95'~ The homemakers hel~ for complete household or1anlzat1on. Everything is included -script wheel, iron-on cloth rnarkln& tape and vinyl t~pe. ' N1760·14BP 2.88 "C" or "0" Cell 2 PAK •1AA" Cell 4 PAK 1.99 LOCAL I NATIONAL p BU NOTIC PUBUC NOTICE "CTITIOUS •USINl!SS NAMf STA'TliMf.NT T "' lollowu>o lk!nons art 001no bU\1 ,,.,\ ., WEST BAU MEDICAL GROUP, lH6 w .-t Uatl Roaa, Su ll• 10s. A"dtle•m, CohtornJa •~ Stdnf'I'; Ou8rtn, M 0, 14'0t 811m 1n9h•M Oow. We\1mln)ltr, C.tlltorn1a ;U)) J.t< k l 111tn M O , 10'/00 M•onoll• •~enu•. si.....,ton. (•l1lorn1j '1280.e 8•k llwn ~v•rtr•yMt, M 0., 4l9' 1rof\wood A1ttnue. St•t 8¥•<h , ...,,,.,,n1•90lol0 L!n•\ bu'Jlnit'\\ Is cOtlduc.ttd by illn un lf'CMPG<•led ~10<••tk>tt om.,, lll<tll • .. ttMr,.,.lp SYnl•~ 0u8'1n. M D Tiit~ •1•1..-nt wn Ille<! w1tl'I t~ Cou~t• c• .. k ol °'""~ counly on P enmber l'I. 1917 ,,., .. , P Bl.JC O'l'ICE p u NOTI CE ~-'UB~u_c_N_OT_•_c_E_·~lJniverse PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU5 aUSINESS HAMISTATEMl!NT T"" IOllOWlnQ l)ef''l<>n I~ dOln9 bu\• ntU•• JOHNSON'$ CAR BEAUTY,"'"° H•rbor Blvd., Satlt•A,,.., CA V'l/1>4 Donald kaftt Jolln\On, t'-3)1) H•t t>or Blvd . S•nt.aAM,CA 91104 Tl'l1\ b1n1nou h ton<IUC\e<I b• on 1n <llvodutl Don K. "'-1Son PICTITIOUS lllll•HS litNMIT.\TllMt•T "'• fello•l"t .. ,._, ...... llt .., ... ,...., ... A OK HRVICI CIHlt.te, 11.lS W9'I MK.,_, "°' .. ,,, Cttta M<IN , C.l ilenl 1• ... ._,...,. IE Keu. ...0 ltrn• L ltt<ll, llM MlftO'<• Orlvo, c;oolt MllV. C.t...,_ .... ft>la l>lnlnft• ll <_I .. by .,. In· tivi..1. ..._. £ ltt<h Tt\11 .iM.,.wnt w• flteo will\ 11141 C.o..nty Cl•r-of 0.•"99 toun1v on Dt<tml>ef )I, 1911 NOJICSWll'UINJCHIA•INO NOTIC. IS HC•t9Y OIVE"I THAT 4 1"1.19LIC HIA•I"° WILL 81 HELO av THI ~NINO CIOMMISSIOH 0,. THI CITY 0,. SAH JIJAN CArllTllAHOOl'C THE toTH DAV 0,. JAHVAlt'l', lt11,AT1 OOP M .. IH THI! CITY GOUNCIL CHAMtlE RS, U.00 l"AIEO AOIL4HTO, SAH JUAN CAl'ISTllANO, llELATIVE TO THE l'OLLOINtNG OLU·ll~•YI A teQ-110 divide t0.7S •C"9t In llle AM !Mijltllll• J'•mllyt Dl•lrkt lnlo J toh Subject -ce• 1, 10<4\.0 on tne ••\I "" ol Alle>tt Slrfft, nort~ of lll•ntho Allpar MQbll• Hom• Park IM· ~uor'•P•r<lllN0 ....... 1-2.•.SI. 1'17llf P..Ollsll4t0 Or-Co..e Oalty Piiot, O..c u . )t. 1911 enG JIM\,'· I•,"'' S:iot-11 Tl'lls P•Oletl ha• Deefl •••l-•d end protoU•O In •ttordanet with tll• Calllornla Env1ron,,,.,t•I OutlltY Acl ·------------· Tne Clly'l Erwlronmtnt•l Review PUBLIC NOTICE Bot•d hA• dettrmlMCI that t"9 prOIKI ---·-----------woula not l\Ove • >llllllll<tnl lm,p.ttt on l'ICTITIOUS •USl"llU N-'MESTATEMENT • th• envirOIV'nant Md lits grantt<I u T .... lollOwlng l>U•loOfl I\ llolno bU•I· n•u •• W.C. PRECISION SCREENING, 1''81 S•OOltbd<-. Ml\\>Ofl Viejo, CA 9Z.1S WILLIAM PAUL 81SCHOl'F ?6111 S•OOl.e.ck, Mlulon vie/o ci. 11to•1t vt de<l•r •lion. Notice Is lurtl>er given tlWI •t Hid tlmt' •no pl&ce. •nhtr•sttG per.ons ctr~ invlh.td to •U,.no \ctlOPVbllc ~arlriQono be h••rd 1n t•vor 01, or '" oppo~1hon to \•IO d1V1\10" o• i.nd flit'-' or•llt' or ov 'Wtttten comt"rHJmc•llon tothf CUy PJan ninO Comm~\\ IOI\ 'or furO,,.r QiMt.cul•rs ••' !nterestfld Explored A IO~·Pllrt astronomy lecture series entitled "Man and His Universe" will be presented on four successive Friday nights beginnin g J an. 6 at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The free lectures wlll be given from 6:30to8:30 p,m . in Science Lecture llall 1. Topics will include phen omen a s uch us black holes, and life and death cycle or stars, mun in space and the chanc· ing solar system Tllll ll•t-1 W•\ 1111'<1 with I~ Countv Ctt<~ ol Or-County on o .. 97'1S ' T llh bVS.,,..I ll CondUCl-.1 by •n I~ "''°n' Aft 1nv1~ to c<1t1 lttt ollke ol 0-------------- I), 1•11 F dlYIOu•I P"Dllll\ed Qr-(b.l\t Daily ~ti• WILLIAM PAUL BISCHOFF 0.< II l • 31 "TltnaJ.M I 1~18 'Thi$ •latomenl WH llltd wllll Int ' · >JO> 11 ~~~~~ C1•" al Or-C°""'Y on Dec PUBLIC NOTICE l' ... 11 Publl•llt<I Or-to.ii {\~•Ir Pt101 ~ ti l•.>t l~/l.Jllfl 1 .,,. '"" S.<rtluy al tne Pl•nn1ng Cot9· ml\\1on .,.,.. lnfOf"M•hon r~rdinct this m•lttrl•onltlt, -•u••ll.ollle tor P\'btlc lns-llon DAT EOOtcemcer?~ •• .,, Tnom.,c; Merreli SeicrehVY P UBLIC NOTICE NOTIC!l 01' ~U.LIC HI AlllNG .saturday. Oeoomber3t, 19TT .QI.IL Y PILOT Cl Paym.ent Of·Taxes Detailed l r o year-end s tate· m ent, state Controller K en Cory imnounced the dll'trlbution to counties and cities of a total of $92,392,142 worth of taxes and fees collected on cigarettes. gas and new vehicles. All the taxes are kept lD rundi; maintained by Cory 's office and re· distributed to local gov· ernmenls at the end of the year . Here's the brea kdown fort he Orange Coast: PUO'l~htQ Or-CO.\I 0Atlv f'tlol 1-------------su> 11 Plt.tnn11'Q Comm~·uon P1>1>1t.r>ed OrM'f911 Co.ot 0•11• P1101 Oectmwr ll. 1'11 so1.11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBllC HEAIUNGWILL Bf HELO 81/ THE Pl.ANNING COMMl~SION OF THE CITY OF S<IN JUAN CAPl!>TRANOON THE IOTH DAY or JANUARV, 1911,AT 1 OOP M . IN THE or ...... C-lr: "n m1111on from hlgtlw•y -"'I••. Ul,IOO lrom flQfrtlle t••. -StO,OOOfrommolOI ~hl<te llcenw ••es. Cesta -...e: UO • .tOO. n!Qltw•v u ... r·• .... \11,!00, c1 .... 11 .... •net U~ 100, motOtvff'tUlt'le. Dec JI ""· ;.,. I " 71. i.1s ~·JO II PUBLIC NOTICE "'ICTITIOU$ I USINIEU NAMESJATIEMIENT --~=:J~OWlt'Q ~tot'\).,,. cto•no t>u\t ~LL 8USINE~S CENTCRS SAN DIEGO •TWO. 1'01 Oove Slrffl "'•""°' t 8•.Kll, C.A 926'0 Donald M. Koll, '°" V•• LICIO Souo, N•.,POrt Bt1d1, C.A 91..0 O.P. Mtdotem.a~. 11 H•ll Muon U•y Dr I••· Corona del 'Mr. CA •2u~ Everett Davi,, Ill, 2U8 MH• Orlvt, Ntwpotl 8 .. th, CAt2M>O llmOlhY L Str.•d•r. 1'30 Port Al!Mns, Ntwporl Beat h, CA '7660 Stanley F Brockholl, s Polnl Sur Drive, N•w-1 0Hch, CA •2M>O D.E . Fl1>1>, 1728 Ht<ld•n Vdlloy Courl, Lt Joli•, CA '7031 Orrin W Mlll .. r, l:IU F11111 !>lrr•I D1tve"11"1n, CA 91014 A E Pro-ltl'\, In< . tAI AtlM lllt ln1ur•nct> COmpant1, Rl'.-1 Eu1tt,. In ,,;e\.tment Dep•rlmf'nt. Ont C.•v•< c.ncer Plat .. HMllO<d, CT 0410 Thi\ bv\1""°~" conouctecs oy a t1m1t "'.,.,,Of,\.1\10 T omoll'ty L. Str.tdlr Th" \f4t~nt ¥11'9\ htf"d Wtlh tt\t" C0<intv Ctork ol Oran~ tovn1; on o~c 1, N/1 FOMJ Publt\hfoc:I OrM'Qlt' Co•'• O••ly P1tot Doc 10, 11 24, 31. i.11 .--·~~~~~~~~--...:s.'~':> . .:..I' PUBLIC NOTICE PUILIU.TION NOTICE Olt N EGATIVE DECLARATION Tl"lfl (O\tA Ml!\a OiftnntnCI O~Pf\rt f'f°'flo nt hit\ •HOPO\eO lo l\\Ut (A) N'V"'''"'" Oi•<t•raUOl'1 f''O.tr01ruo1 th~ En<11ronmei'\tc1t lrno<KI ol '"'~ 10110•100 &rnW>,,.t 1 o,.,,,.,ot')'n .. nl Rf'Ylf'W DR 18 o• fOr JOhf'I PAul Herft('t. 108 MAt('Jv• ,.,,. Coron• d~I MM, C•llfnrn1t:t, for rnn \tru1 1trin of ,,,,,. OJ 7 t>' uroom unit\ In< ,ltp() 4\t 140 AVbC/\do St,. ... , •O 4\n "'l C.P ion• (nv1ronmt'nl,1I O•'h•rm1n.1 lion ft E: OA 1 N';iJ••""'~ Dtic '"'-'"°"' 1 D•-.locimt nt U•v••w DR 18 01 tor IMO Dn•lOpmrnt Co, 'JOMcCormlcli Suitt" 113, Cb\t~ Mf,'"· ("hfornM to tOtt\lruct f_m 1ndU\t1111I con11;h '· IO<·H ••• , 1100 Alf'Wt1Y """" '"tin M P ion,, l ny1ronm1•rH<tl 61."tttrm1n.tf1an ICEOAI N"9<Jl•v• ~1ora11on l Ot•tl()jJfTlt'nl R .. ,.,. DR II OJ lnr '4>rtn Sundt>('rq 69? W !/In St , Co\ld ,_.~,a. C•f1forn1.1 10 con-..tru<t \•It f&I )..bPOroom 4o.1rtmt'F'h, lo<elttd •I bOO W M•m1Uon Stfffl 1n -tn Al to~ r n YlfOnM•ntat Dfh"rrn1nat1on tCEOA J ,.,.Q.tt•"'• Ot<larotion Tti• NN)<~llW 0r<lbr6\IM\ •tll l)ll> <.l'>n\1df-r•O fO' .ooot1on on or """r MnuAr't' IJ l~7~ ~o,. furl,_.r 1nfo•m" h11tn plf'-t~ (-tit tht P•Anthl'KJ ()\~Ml ""n' ... 01'1 \~)I•\ PMOh\~ ()t.W\otlf t OJll"I 0••1-t Pilot Ot>< lt 191' PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT The foUO'#inQI 1Jit:f50n\ °''" do1nq t>u~• n••\\ •\ l ANC:ER ElECTRtC, IJ/41 Mtt•t St . WntmUl\IPr CA926'1l ROftAld R Py\Nlr 201 totll SI 11untonoton 0.K ll, C:A 92•"8 L.turt~n A 8t-r9f!:ron Jr HJ U t AU\\,.li ""'" ,G•r<Mt\Crovf" CA~l&..U Ralph c. fpathl!I. 13141 M H'1ft We\lmln\l•r, CA '11>&J Tht\ bU\lneu •> t:onou<tttO ov ... c;,ener41 partnrr ... n1p Rona10 r( P't\rwr 1'hls s,ta1ement was filed w11f'I tnit County Ct•" OI Dr•noe County on Ot< 13, ,.,, P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUft •U•tlfUS NAMI STATIMENT 'nr IOUOlllffOQ petW)n\ .,. dO•nQ Ou\I 'W\S ., ORANGE COUNTY CINEMA CD OP J~S.lverlNI, Ortng., CA •11>19 Nl(l'IOI~ 1(111ro.. IU41 E Mc~aa den a ol, luslln, CA t7MO P•vl G ca ....... 11' S,,Mpt.,., A•• , !>•n Cl•-nle, C:A '1•11 l tH\ bu-.1fM11\\ 1, tonoucted by • pe,,.,,., 1>«tner!o/11p N1<1>olM l(ypros Thi\ Ual@mt'nl Wd\ llled >Mlh IM County Cl••• ot Or•noe County on Dtc '· ,,,, Fl .. 13 Pul>h\llP<I OriHtQ(' Ce>~<I Odtly Piiot Dec l/ l•. JI t~/I J~n / 1918 ,, .. ,., Publl\hed Or•n~ Cc>ot O•lly 1'1101. ----------·---Dec 10, 11,24,lt 1911 S1'9 l1 PUHU(.' NOTICE STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OfiUSE OF "CTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME T ~ f0Uow1oq s>f"' ,..,,," hdve ao•n OOnec:I •n~ U\I of tne l•C IU10U\ OU\1(\1•\ .. "•rn• PARK W[~T PROPERTt(~ l1H2 McFaqa~n ;: 4 TU\11" C•lflorn1• 'llt>IC) The f1cht1ou\ 8t.t\olnl''i.\. N•me ,,_ lrrred 10 •t>o-H w•s lllC-'(t 1n Or«1no. county on OttOOoe• J. 1911 How•rd 8 HOl!Wn. 1014 w E •m '>t , Sant• Ana, C.l1torn•• -~~~~~~~~~-~S~t1~o~l~ll PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS IU~tNUS NAME STATEMENT t nf' tOllOWlnQ Pf'r\)tl~ .,. dOlnQ tN\I 04•\\ ., CUSTOM Pl\t N TING ltlJO l(e\ ••< k., Hvnttn.o1on O..c: "·(A Tom Hill 1911-1 tCw\...,i<'-Hunt 1.nqton 8~•<". (..A M1•~ 0.,lu-.q. 19'9,. Ktt\•1Clll., Hunt 1nqtOI' Bt~lCn. CA T "•\ t>u\1nt\'\ 1\. <onoucttel by • C)t-l'l("tdl Ooaftl'"t"h1p M 1tnaitl O•rllnq -·----------·---ICITV COUNCIL CHAMBER\, >2400 PUBLIC NOTICE PASEO ADELANTO. SAN JUAN CAPISTRol'NO, RELATIVE ro THE -----~--~--·-~ FOLlOWING NOTtCfOFPUILICHEARING CUP1MO NOTICE IS Ht;Rl:BY GIVEN THAT Reque •t lor Ii conclll1on.tl U\e ~rmtl A PUKLtC HEARING WILL BE HELD to •\ltl>ll\na \Kon<! h.,.<I >tor• 11'4! In OY 1 HE PLANNING C0M"41'>SION Sy< Amore Plaz•, CM 1Comm•rt1dl OF T HE CITY OF SAN JUAN M•nuttctur1nq1 lOM Tl>~ pr-rtv l\ CAPISTRANO ON THE 10TH DAV OF located on P•"'° Adet•nto ....... to tile JAN UAR ... 1918, AT I OOP M . IN THE PQ~I olllce Mor~ \Pt'Cllt<•llr. (~ pro Cl Ty COUNCll CHAM BE RS. l240CI perly "loe<>Ul•ed •• A>~hor's Pare~• PASfO AOtLANTO, SAN JUAN No .... onl•n<U CAPISTRANO. RELATIVE TO THE Tl'll> pro1Kt Ila\ l>etn rev10wed •nd FOLlOWING P•O<OHd In •ttora•n<• •1111 ,,,. LHllltsPt.clMf'lan C•llfornla Envlronmant•t Qutllty Act Revltw •na re<ommtnathon on It•• Tiit Cit~'' Env1ronmentll Rtvltw •CIOpllon ol tho! Lo• Rio\ P•tc•H Pl•n Soard llu det•rmlM<l tllal tlle ptojKt wrucn h•\ been Pfepared under the pro-would not t\att • i1Qn1fl<•nt ~vlt"on v1,1on\OIArtldt80tllll'C<llllorn1aGOv· mental ell•<I •n<I hU Ol•nted • rrnrnrnt CC)de Thf' 'iObj..C 1 pl•n w~tl neo•ltve ~t,ualiOf\ tt\t6blt\h \Pfl<ttl<-tar\d u~ Ar\CI c1rcul.i· Notice i\ lurlhtr Qivtn th.tt ot \Ald t1on pltM tor thtd••d inc 1u<11n11 •pPl•t•· lime and place, lntere.te<I """et" •• • blP devtl~nt ~t.tndArd\ and re'tlltw 1n'tlited to altlf\d Y id ()Ubl•C n~ttt 1no proceo~rt\ T.,~ an."tl atlf< lt>d by ttw1• and ~ twaro In f•vor of, or In oppo\I orop0\.,d or .. <-l'>e pt.N\ I'\ commonly,., hon to '•'d COt'ICllHon•I u\f! ~rm11 ,,,.rrd 10 •~ ttie LO\ R•o' L1t11,_, tUh•r o,.•UY0t b)I wrlU1ncommun1c• HollywiOOd ar.-a tt '" rnor-,. • l)P<lt•C•lly ''°" 10 th~C1tv PIMn•"9 Comm•nlon •drnu1,.~o •\ lh..tt d,,. .. noun0t-d on '"""' For further cwrll<Uf4tt. •" 1ttlt'r .. tf ""'""'by Tr.c>u<o Cr rot"' by IM Sdnl..t Ft-.cl S)e:t'SOft\ ''" 1nv1t~ to Cdll trw-Ofh(fl R1111rn.Jo r1otu ol ••v orr tne rd\I. Dttl or ow Stcrct•,.., ot trw PIM1~•no Com Obt\0'> StrHI on the-!tC>Uth . .tnCS 1 r.ct m1n1on whirr• '""orm•t1on r~rtt1nio 1'96on tnenortl't lh11 m•tttr f\ on lit•. •ftd h ""'''"°"" Th•~ pro1Kt rut'~ r .. v•t-wf'O •nd for e>ubhc l~Uon I oroc"" .. -,""a 1n arcord•nC• wlU\ tn~ O•ltd Ot<ttmOer 21. t•11 C•tolorno• Env,.onm..-t•I 0...ttty it.ct THOMASG MERRELL f Pu (1ly"'\ EnvttonmrnlAI Rt"Y1f......-S.<re-t•ry • 81J•UJ hd\ C)f"t .. rm11\4"d t""11t Uw PfOJMt Pl.,vunq(.omml\"tfon movn•wf"•4.tQn1hc•n11mp...ct<M'H"*Pn Put>lt\tw«J Oronge (o.A\t O•i:IY P1tot Ylft)f1f'T1tn• •nd Pw\ <•uv-d ctn t-nvuon December )t. ''" Uo'I II Ar Wlret'M4• SIGN CAPTURES SPlRIT OF BROTHERS Marilyn Constable Runs Town's Restaurant Not Lonely Tomi's Independent llfWTllERS, Ore. <AP> • Lpokmg for a plac·c to '1s 1t out:.1dt! the plmilic world of franch1~ccl motels. restaurants and l.'ampgrounds ·• Well here it is -Brothers, Ore .. an outpost on the hiJ(h, bleak desert between Bend and Burns on Lr s 20 l'•w•l•I• VAlltY' )0 .000, n141nwey uwr's t•_. .,.,600. < 1<MteU• ••••no '36.600. motor vtl>t<•e le. Hunll,..l•tt 1uc11: 1111,eoo. n•Qnwlf 11\ef'S tu u1,100. c!Q.rell• ••• •nd 1101,JOO. mocor •tl>it ,. IH ••vi,..: uo,10 , 111onwav u..,,., tA<, U .IOO, c'9tr•H• IH, •nd U•.SOO. tno1or v•hltte •• l•.,... h;Kll; \13,400, lllQllwh u•er'• 1 ... U.IOO. cl'"rette t•• •ncs '11 .•oo. mOlot vehl< 1e 1 ... Nt"'"" a..cll: Sf0,100, lllQl\WIY uur'• tu, \11,IOO, clo.,•119 tax, •"4 \.tUOO motor Yefllcte fft. S.n Cl-a: \11,800, hlgllway u\~r'\ 1 .. ; "1,400. cl11<1r•lle l•x •114 l 16, uo. motor vt!>lcl• '"" $f" J..-i> C.pl•lrotno; Sll.000, f'!QhWl'f U\iff'\ ta1; \2,100, CtQ,arltt• '""· t nd \I 1.000, mo1orvet\lcle t~. htl 9"<11! \71,lll, lllgl\We'!' u-..r'\ th; 1J,OOO.cl11<1,.tte ta•. •na \lt ,IOO, motor vehicle I .. Baja Tour Scheduled Orville E-r\On 1HJt BMN I\ SI . L•Qun..t Hll1'\. Ca1110,n1 .. ,.16)J Du•M A tCrdll. '11' M1tchrll ~ 4 TU\lln C...Jl•torn1d•1f..b0 f P\1-. \\itltf'l"lf'nl Yll«I\ fllf"d 'With lht (.Quntw-Cltr11i. ot O'an~ County on 0t"lC'tfifki' 1 Ull m rnt&I IMPd(:t tf"C)Ort tObePH1p.ifed Not1Ct" h h.irtrw-r qtvf'rti that at s..1a ''""" •no Ola<t~, 1ntt'rf"\t~ Pf"rW>ns dre '""''"'° toeUlf'f'\d~1dt>UbhC tw•rtnq and bt ht MO In t.tvor ol or tn oOtM>\1l10tt to \4UJ lo\ ~tO\ Prftc1w Pt an ~•thft'r orattv "' b'I wri11.-.ncommyn1tdt1on1ottwC1ty Ptann1no Commt\\1on PU&LIC NOTICE OT THAT BROTHERS. f.LEVATION 4,653. -------------populallon not many, i:.n·t a full-fledged town. It 1s. By College Orange CoaslCollcge·s biology department will offor an opportunity to c..•xplore the Sea of Cortez in Baja California from Jan 28through Feb. 4. fhtilm• Lff WMI ''" M itc,, .. u : 11. 1 u\ttn (dhtc>rnhl Q2t>8() 'n1~ bU~11')f"U WcU COtlQU<.ff'(j bv .. 0"""f'r.\t """""' r\111p Oua,,,.41 >(ralt Thi\ \tll~t WA\ l!lf'O Wl~h tn,. (Oun' .. (J~rk 01 Or1ln0i" County 011 CHc.m1>er 11 1'11 FeJOl! Publl~noa O<M~ (Ol>\I Daily Ptlot, Ot< 14, l t. 1911 dnd Jdn I, 14, 1118 n .. 111 PUBLIC NOTICE OR ANGIE COUNTY MUNICIPAL HAllBOll JUDICIAl OISTRICT ••OI JAMIOREE BLVD .. NEWPORT I EACN, CAllFORNIA '1WO PLAIH r1P' JAMfS D JOHNSON, JO>tN ti ALEXANDER OEFENTAHr GEORvf AR Tlif>4 ( 41 THI/ ARlHfN and DOES I tnrou9" 10. in<tu\I.,. F .. MJ Puhll\t...O °'""'1" Coa\I Ddtly PolOI Or< IU II 14 JI U/1 )114 II PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IU51Hf:SS NAME STATIEMENl 1 ht-'oflowing per'°" 1\ doing bu\1 Mltl\ a~ COLLI NS & A S~OCIATfS REALTORS, tllO~ M~onolo• ~I ~uuo ''"" V•llt'y, Callforn1" '11108 Lr<' E Collin•. AIOI ~ran<t\<an CH Huntlnoton 81"4)(h, C1l1torm.- H&•o for further e>orllcul•r\, •II tntf'rf\IM'.i JHHM>n\ _.,.~ 1n'l1lea to t<"ll IM' ott1<r o f IP\f Wcrrtary ot l"-P Plann1n9 Com m1\\tOI\ w.tnPrt'" lnformat1ort ft'9a,.dlnQ ,,,,, math.•r hon tile;'. 11nd l\av,111l4l')lt tor r>ubll( ln\-llOM OAT [ D Oe<tmtl(lr l~. 1011 rnom"' G M• rrt!H, !tecret .. rv Pf1111r,;no COt"'m1-..\1on PubtlVotO OronQe C:o.ut D•lly PllOI, D~<Pmb<'rlt, 1911 Siil /1 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICIEOI" PUii.iC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBV GtVtH THAT A PUBllCfiEARINGWllL llE HElO av T'1E PLANNING COMMISSION O F THE CITY OF S AN JU AN CAPISTRANO ON l HE 10111 DAY Of JAN . 1'11,AT I OOP M , IN TH~ CITY COUNCIL C'1AM8ERS, >1400 PASCO ADELANT O, SA N JuA N CAPISTRANO, REL°'TIVE TO THl FDlLOWING IV IMJ (Pa1rk-I A rf'QU&\l to pt1trmo hOMt-\ on lot' 1 S•. 114, •l'tll ttSol Trac"llJ torncroa< h 10 IHI into tr.e :JO.foot minimum lront y•rd srlbatk r"Qulred IOr rt\ldtnrts I" tllr E'> !Small E\IAl•I D1\lflct, lo iwrm11., Jrfl'IU\Of d P'M>rnt-on lot 47 to•n t ro•<h b • •t•I '"'o '"' 10 ion ' rr11\ bu\1ntt\\ 1~ tOnthi(.ttd bv "" 1n dlVlduet L'""'COl•1f'\ -·---------·---m1nJmum fl'Ont r•rd \.tfbMk rf'"QufrW1 Thi\ \t•l"l'ttlflf ¥flJ\ ht,.O w10'1 tfVI' Countv C••rk ol Or •no" County on Oetember 11, 1911 ~.,," Puot•shfd Oranot COO\I O••'• Pilot D~< 2• JI 19/1 M!O Jen 1, 14 1918 USO /1 Pl'BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USINfSS NAME STAT•MENT l h~ totlow•nQ pt'f'\Of\ I\ OOtnQ b1J\I ft~\\ ct\ AMEl>KAN PACIFIC CONTRAC TOR 5, I I)) N''l<l<O•••• St Untt C. (O\ll M•\~ (alttornM•lf'lll 14 P (O(trr...ct n. t('< • C•l•forn1if rorpt>rdt1on. 111) MOnro\111 St Unit J'.. Cosca M'"'' C:•hlorn1a '1611 fhl\, DY\•ntt\ I\ tOf\duCft'O b'f .. tOt' p0r.,tion APContrarton •• '"< Ju<IV JO.,.pt\loOn, s .. Tiits \131,.,,,.,nt """ Ille<! w1t11 lht ~ountv Cltr• ol Or•n~ County on O•<~mber 11, 191/ ltl/114 FICTITIOOS 8UStNES$ NAME STATEMENT rh• ro11ow1no pe,.\Oft\ •r&do1nq bus•· ~u .. ~ GREENPROPERTIES.l'OA•hton Q(•vt, l•~ ~~h.CAffforn1•4'l6SI Dl•n• Joftn....,., J20 A\M.,., Drive, L~una BHCll, C•hlorn1a'26jt Jun~ P"Ma1.'"<I •szs s wa1~. E" G•O••, C•llforn1aqs.1c Suz•~G GlldrKI, ::1s LaS.nOa Souih L~urw. C•lltor,,la91'11 Joftn 8 G<ft<\, ltlOIMt\Slr ... t Apt N >01, N~"'IJ0<1 &-'"<" C•htornla92tlOJ M•rv Annf'> Gr~..,, 11 H•rbor hi Ind, Nf'WOQl't O,,.ac:n (Alllornt.a91&4) Thi'\ Du'"''"'' 1 condu<t"'O bV a o•nf'ralpa,-tnt'r'>hi() 01~Jot\n\On Gt-,....,, P11rt¥r f .,,\ \lat...,.,.nt wa\ f1tf<o0 w1lh tne Count v Cler" ot Or d'IQif' Count 1 on Ott 30. 1q11 Fll~t Publl\l'lf'd 0<""9& Coa\I Od1lv Pilot, O-. )I 1911«><1J•n 6, IJ,10, 1918 \41>P1 PUBLIC NOTICE Publlsllt<I Or-(O<l\I Delly Pilot, ·----------·----Ore. 1•,J1, 1q11M>C1J.,, 1, u , 1'18 SJ0e·11 ltlCTIT'IOOS•USINfSS NAMl lTATEM!lNT Tiit 1011°"'1"9 persons •re dOl"fl bu•I· f"Mf\\ A\ PUBLIC NOTICE BEACH ENGINEERING, 14/ -------------1 Coa\t Vlttw Drl•e, Loquna Buell, CA 97.SI Dtnll lfll'l'•n, 510 Crtn SI • L*9Unt BrfC'll, CA 9145' Martin Gr•oory, SH ThrOuQll, Lf9UN B .. cn, CA 9265 I Tllh business Is condutlrd by ~ 11«nor•I p.,.lnortl\lp, °"''' Tlll"*1 This 11•1-I "-" llled with ll>e County Cltrl< ol Or.,.ge C:O..n1v on a.< '· lt/1 <or rn•dtlnt•• 1n tl'lt RS 1s1no1• F •m1 1r1 0111r1c1. to -mu Ii t"'"" ot ,, r>Om• on IOI .S 10.,nuoacll 2 lftl Into 1"-' 10 toor mtn1mum sidf v1trd wccwc• r~ qu1rtid torr~~•~ In ttw RS. Ol\lt1( t 10 C>4'rm•IA "°"'«on lot ttllo •n<r.,.tn 4 t~f:l into t~ lS.-toot minimum "f'•r Y••d r•qulred for • •eS><k'nt• 1n tl\f' RS O•\trl<t. ~ IOptrtnU ~ •rttut~tvr•I dtlall of ••II\ on lot\ I. 10, ll, 21. •~. S7 •od '' to ••rf!led C>V 1 toot. 4 1nttw\ ttw ~ toot m1•hnum N 1Qht perm1ttrd tor #11)11\ '" thp r~u·rt<S \'<lit ,.,o ot .,,,, rt1\1den<• ~tf'C.t e><OPtirtv 1' toe"'"'° on lhf' \OU'tn \Kte of S.n J""•" ''""' RoMS one mOt' .,.,,, '>' ,._,.I S f '"'"'••• A\~'\or \ P•rt.t No ... '411 01 I ltu .. prot«t N\ a.f'n tt'Vtf'WPd •ncJ proC,\\t·d in A4.t:Ordtnc .. ""'''" ,,,., C.alltorn1a Cnvlronrr'lf'f\t•t 0...41il'I A< I 1 fl,. C•ty·s Env;ronm~nl•l Rr""''W 80d•d ... ~ Otl•rmlnt<l IMI tilt' O•Ot••(I ''-c at~or;cauv _..._~mpt tM\l"d on tn,.. t1~1n9 that U fnvotYt!'\ mtnof Ch•~\ rn laNI UwP llmlf<1tkltU Nolt<• 1$ h•rtt>er Qlven Intl ~t '411d time-lfnd P'«•. tnlpre-1'1~ Ot'ft.(wn •rr lnvltt!d to allMd \aid i>Ubll< ntMlnQ 1tnd be t>eerd In l•vor ol, or In OQPO\I lion to seld 1one variance e1t1>., or Ally or l>V written communication 10 ti>• Cl ty Pl•Mlng Commlulon. For furlllt'r partlcul•H, ell lnltr••I ea ~r,on\ "''Invited lo toll I"" otr1ce of IM Stcrtl•ry ol th• Planning Com minion '"""" lntormtllQ(\ •tlla•d•no ""' metier ''on tilt, ~ I• •v•ll•ble 101 publK lns;>ec.llon. D•ltd Ootc~mt>er 11, 1911 TH()MASG MERllELL S.trl't.,y Plj>Mlng Commt\~lon PUllll'""° Orango C:O.\t D•lly Pilot Oe<•mber )I, 1911 ~410 11 P UBLIC NOTICE complete with post office, airport. s tore. restaurant, gas station, highway ~arage und won derful, bright-red one-room school house. And. oh yes. a telephone. It's the hand cranked kind and the only one for 20 miles or so in any dirt:'l' lion Marilyn nnd Lou Constable, who like their town JUSl fi ne, arc keepers of the town telephone land tht• post o(fice·gas stution·store·restaurant 1 Wt.1nl lo make a phone call'' JllST UFT THE RF.C EIVF.R. \\ h1rl th~ c1 unk and tell the operator the number you want That, .. 1( the fine to !lend. 43 mile~ to the west. hap1>ens lo be· working. "They can talk to the moon, but \H' can t a lwuys talk to Bend ... says Mrs. Constable. "Some o( the ranchers come rrom 20 miles away to use the telephone We have CO radios. but now, with all the interference, they're just about useless," she says Lonely out here? Don't ask. "No, I do not get lonesome out here'" ad· mon1she11 a wooden sign hung over lh1· lum·h counter by Constable's mother COSSTABLE'.S PARENTS RAN the Broth<!r'- store for 17 years until the ),on and his .... ire took 0\ i:r .i couple or >ears ago Mrs Ccmstablc s parenti. ranch nearby. Constable taught flying in Bend and Medford for a time, but gets close to airplanes now only when friends land on the emergency air strip behind the store. "We ·d like lo have a plane, though," says Mrs Constable as she pours steaming black coffee lo travelers taking res pite from a driving Oregon snow storm. THERE'S A SISTERS, ORE., off to the we~t. nea r the Three Sisters Mountains. but Sisters and Brothers aren't related, s ays Constable. "The story around here is that durinj( homesteading days. different family members all signed up for adjoining 160-acre parcels. So when ii c;1me lime to name the Lown. a ll they could find were brothers. so that ·s what they named il. ·· Across the road. a sign with "BROTHERS SCHOOL" in b1~ letters identifies the freshly paint- ed red buildm~ that serves the children of the area all six of them. The school is independent. too -like the peo· pie. Just to make s ure educators in Bend don't de· cide buses are better than one.room school houses, folks in Brothers maintain a separate school dis- trict. Sheds Low Profile The tour is by <'hartercd boat. and slu· <ll'nls will explore re mote islands and learn about the natur al history of thc area. The class l.'<1rr1es two units of college credit. A meeting for those in· terested in the course is set Jan. 3 al 4 p.m. in room 14 of OCC's Science Building. For informa· tcon about the course. phone instructor Gary Jam c·s at 556-~1G Lectures Scheduled On Sport Or ienteering, whic h combines aspects of run- ning, land n avigation and topographical map and compass reading,' will be the subject or a lecture series a t Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The series will meet on five Satu1'days beginning Jan. 7 from 10 a.m . to noon in room 101 or the h and ball building Ad- m ission is free. Ins tructor is Lynn Slor s tad, a physical education instructor at. OCC AND Long Beach Cily College. Brothel Owner Back RENO. Neva. <A P l -l''lamb()yant Nevada brothel owner Joe Conforte is inching his way back into the limelight. For the last year Conforte has been given the cold shoulder by the public, and he has been keeping a Jow profile. ' T his year. Confortc and his wife. Sally. were convicted of federal in- come lax evasion. They arc free on $40,000 bail. APPARENTLY THE diminutive brothel baron believes enough time had pass.eel lo come back into public eye. ln an interview at a local steak house, one of bis prostitutes who called hersetr "Pepper" said Conforte had stayed away from the r estaurant even though it was on e of his favorites. Whe rever M goes, People stare. Maybe it's because they aren't used to seeing a s hort, 52-year-old man with a tall, young beautiful girl. But more likely, they star e because Con· rortc•s is 0 well·known face. CONFORTf;•s BROTNBL ls locat· ed near the 'l'ruckee River, eJght. m.lles east ol Reno. Storey County ls one of four Nevada counties where ·Prostitution }s legal. Ttie. brothels house betwttn 30 and 4b girl , depending on the season. He said he Jcta h.I• wife run tho day- to-day opeTBUon at Mustang Ranch becau c ••a brothel needs a woman'i. touch -I om juat an overseer." ~·. .. • . , . . • \ • l • l l. ('2 0.\IL \ PllOJ VILLA ASSQCIATES ENTIRE STAFF WISHES TO YOU THE HAPPIEST OF NEW YEARS 15053 G~denwest St. IJunt111J,'lon lkJeh 1714) 898-961 I Salurd•r 0 c;em~r 31 tt17 Ill TH NEWYEAR NOACK TROPHY & ENGRAVING CO . 102 !:.:. Uilh St Co~la Ml·~a 646-3141 OUR ENTIRE ST A.FF WISHES YOU &YOURS THE WARMEST OF HOLIDAY SEASONS Re~ Estate byMcVay On leach 17301 Beach Bl. St~ 13 H.B. 842-9371 .. MITLA MEXICAN RESTAURANT 547 w. 19th st., Coda Mesa 642-9764 1750 w. l--...... "' 991-0540 MAY YOUR HOLIDAYS IE FILLED WITH JOY Ir HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR PACIFIC CO.AST PROPERTIES 369E17lh St.C M 631·0400 JOE MAC PHERSON ~ :!I \ulo Center Dri \\ fRVllH : 768-7222 From An Of Us To Al Of You WishincJ you .... t>.st HOLIDAY SEASON EVERS & ASSOC 21 0 l'rotmfttory Dr E. N•wport leach UJ.0200 . ~ ... ·t · .•.••. 4 ,., t • .. ' • , • T .. • If" II f 'I t I • I f t t • • . .. •,'.,• ... ·· ... ~ .... • f ., " 4 • .. f DENNIS & DENNIS PERSONNEL SERVICE :..'08:! M 11:h1.+ .. on r>1 In 111t· 833-2700 1111~ lk-adl 1111 d I l1111t1nl{t11n Ht•.I\ h 848-1288 llAl'l'Y 1101.IL>i\Y~ Io .\II Of Yuu \1111 .\ \\~ry llappy Nl'W Y1•ar ----4 ? I I I ))~)11 Y. f'~~Xr<LIX I >H:.n ll''\lt ' »SO f C-1 ;fwy ea.-"'"' °'" ,..., 640·7000 ALLIED ELECTRIC & LIGHTING CO. · 222Vidoria Costa Mesa 646-3737 <Across from Greenha ven Nursery) TO ALL OF YOU FROM ALL OFUS . • PHIL ' LOl'.IG FORD' ~~ WP. Wiii alwdys re rnf' m be r you H.JVl' cl Happy New Year! FARGO Ranch Land & Cattfe R.E. P.O. I x 475. Trmrculo 24750 Washinqton St Mu meta !iii !lt ~I\ titli ~.717 ;122 •~'>:10 ~:!:! :!11>111 Sep son's Greetings \-VJ.,hing you rh1• ht>,1 N!!\V Yl'c.ir l.'Vl'I from .flu .~ l.>ln'6 ~u Valley Realty 1470 Jamboree Rd. Newport ~ach 640-9900 "~'w : ·. ~ >oW~1~~9:· We Wish You ,\ I lohday S<'ason Filled W1lh J or & A Happy New Year liiU.~ * 675-5930. . CENTURY 21 DOYLI IMVlSTMIHT, 11140 ·orMic Ave.. . Cosla Mesa 54 .. 1161 • WE WISH YOU THE BEST "1 DEALER IN U.S.A. TOA.LL OUR MA.HY Ftll~05. fR~ ROY GEORGE CARVER ROLLS·ROYC[ ELKINS 1\40 J,..mbortt REALTORS N<-wPod Of,H I> ..0 44>1• 881 Dover Or. H.B. ClOSIO \UNOAH 631-1800 A Joyous New Year l o you and all vou hold dear. ART'S LANDING 503 E. E•water BALBOA 675-0550 All or w. al Lido Realty ex· tend our warmest w1she::. for a joyflllcd holiday :.<~ason &. a nl'w ycLlr filled with h<1pp1ncss, good health & prosperity LIDO REALTY :u;; \i11 I iclca. '\.II. *673-7300 * ' . ( . Best Wishes For i\ Very Jlappy I lohda.> Sca:.nn 1\nd New Vea1 To You All red hill~:.: . 552·7500 W1:0..hins All The Dest To All Of You From GREEN H.A VEN NURSERY & GARDENS 2123 Newport 81 Costa Mesa, 646-1925 \\'1• would hkc to thank )1JU for .)'Our l>atronai.:e & look forward to serving you 1n th<' Sorinc Acro:.i. lrom Allied Elcct nc> 0 '1 \.;: •• t · .,.·• .. : ••• ' •.•.•• t •• .,. • " .. " • • • .. J • • . ) : + t.. • .. .. • ,. • t .. • • ....... ,.. ... . .. . . . ·, .... \\APP}' \I '\978 ~ Fill Up For The Holidays Floyd Smith & Son UNION SERVICE STATION !!JOO N(•wport Blvd Costa '1t•s<1 6-16 3111 Warmest wishes from all of ti.'> to all of you from NEWPORT HARBOR COSTA.MESA Bocrd of Reaffors 40 I Newport ltvd Newport leach 646-1671 CITY AUTO PARTS 1066 Ptocrlttfo Ave Costa Mesa 642·81l1 We wish happiness. good health & peace thruout all the villages in the world this holiday season & lhe new year 552·70~0 THE ·· · ::. · - VILLAGE. · ·.· REALTORS ARROWHEAD Unen Service Inc . & Dust Control Div I 0 I 5 E. OroftcJethorJM Anaheim 879-8502 Growing With The Arca DOMTIUY WE SUPPLY! We wish you the joy & happiness of lhe llohday Season We're ringing In luck, peace, love and h•ppl· nets for you In Nabers Cadillac lnl 10 I I 11 hor Blvu (11s1.1 M~~.1 S ti).!) I 00 ...... ' . '·•. . . . ........ .l ··. ·• . . .. . . . . . . .. ·.··l .. •.,•, ,•• .. " ........ · ·.· A Jovous New Year to all HJ.GARRETT FURNITURE 2215 Harbor Bl vd .. Coslu Mesa 646 0275 HAPPY HOLi DAYS From All Of Us At LLOYDS NURSERY · 2083 Newport II Yd Costa Mesa 646-7441 ~~L~ OF NEWPORT RE.AL TORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy. Corot1a •I Mar 675-5511 We thank all o ur customers fo r the1 r patronage & w1!.h all a very H appy & Prosperous New Year from: THE QUIET WOMAN 3224 1-Alsl Coast JI\.\\' Corona del Mor · 640-7440 TO ALL OUR FRJENDS& CUSTOMERS f'rom all of us al All the Stoff a t HOBIE SPORTS SHOP 2831 E. Coast Hwy CdM 675-9700 14439 Culver Irvine 552·5252 ) ........ ,, • t. ...... , ......... •'·. "•• . ~ : • . • . • .. • • . t • I' • • t • • • • • • t " I f f 1 • • We celebrate the New Year and our good for· tune in serving you . DON JOSE'S RESTAURANT 9083Adanu Ave-. HU11ll11ston e.arh t62-7'9 I ' : New Year's -a time to reflect on the past and look to the future. Have a goOd year. Wlshl,.Vou the H•'-Pltst ,.. .•. ,, BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY t 10 • uihNy c_,,.~ 642-9110 •. WISHING YOU THE BEST FOR THE· HOlJDAY SEASON ;~ AMCHOIAGI I INYISTMIMTS C7t4t 496-771 I• :w194 Coast Hwy Dana Point. Our prayers ;om yours for Peace in the New Year. .$iMpl.yus J4 I 6 Via <>;ort. ............ 67S.Jt2J · From the Office & Starr or Herbert Hawkins Realtors 11055 M~oM• ~·y 96' .. 31 I I ... . Our best wishes for the very happiest of Holiday Seasons 1 DeGEARE'S PLUMBING SERV. 961W.17th St .. Costa Mua 646-0622 HAPPY NEW YEAR to o~r many customersl PROMPT CLEANERS 4 3 4 East I 7th Str~~t. Costa Mesa 646-6883 MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING WORLD PEACE Stewart Roth Antiques 7 50 ~ Dytr Road Santa Ana 1 \t flw :-.lc11 prn I 1-"111 ' 751-8'22 TIME TO WISH YOU THE BEST! Dennis Rickell.4' nltr 109 Dove St, Ste 130 Newport Beuch .955-0497 642·3263 . JOYOUS • MIWYEAI TOAi.LOUR Fll9tDS ROMOUl ..., .. STAJlll~T 540-MU ltWlll Whelan ~I \ 'It WE WISH YOU THE BEST I ~. Best Wi shes .1 ~ to All I Hie·'>::. \Olli" hunH• with rwod hculth & h;i µpine'~ thru11ut tlH· h11!1da y M',1::.un & tlw m·w }l'ar Orange Coast Real Estate :!t~IO !-:. (,'-;t I I" y, Cd :'II 644-4848 "' '" • ft# '' '•"""'1 .,., '' ·~ n~1 .-r.oil .. ,., w 1M y°""' w~ M..tt rr-o.. ••·• "It·~,,,,,,, fut•t•,..,.,. 'rw ,, .. , .. no vow 1 '" f .. nit ''"'Y lhtt N1"" "f~ . ., lHmQ t,, f1!l'f'•l"ll ,,, IUI \11.UI q, ....... REAL TY INC. 714/846-1371 Tnbm Profc11s1on11l Bid~. 5142 Wurnt'r A venue HUNTINGTON Hl'.;AC:ff .ANCIENT MARINER RESTAURANT ai07 W. Coast Hwy Newport Beach 646-0201 Our 1lJlctre1t wlsb for 1 year of 1ooc1 elletr for otr 'ood frfeHI. TIME TO WISH YOU THE BEST! WASHINGTON CLEANERS & LAUNDRY I 077 W. Bak~r. Costa Mesa 546-7680 NEW YEAR !'>" 11q~in' nut \\llh wuul wi.h ... for our f rw111I. Hild ru,111111· c·r,. • Balboa Pavilion 400 Main St. 8.tboa, Ca. 673-4633 patrons from the staff of Stuff Noodle Italian Restaurant 217Rinnict. Newport hoch 548-7418 y GER REALTY WISHES YOU THE VERY IEST FOR THE HOLIDAYS &NEWYEAR "' ...... S.itt 41 s C.M. 5SG-617l MAY THE NEW YEAR &RING woalo PEACE Saturday Oecem~r 31 1977 DAIL V PILOT (3 BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1640 Ado.tu, C.M. 979-3910 Remember us for your needs in 1978. Our entire staff is here to serve you & yours. We offer loans for mobile homes. equity & home improvements. Also a complete Sale Escrow Service. WISHING YOU THE HAPPIEST HOLIDAYS EVER! I I .\fa1· Your llOml· Ue F;llcd With Love, Good Ilea Ith And Happinc:.:. Thruout The llohdJ\' Scu::.on And The !'<cw Year associated BAOKEAS--AE ALTOAS l OH W Bolboo 6'1·1661 Pierce Brothers Smiths' Mortuary 427 E. 17th ~ •. C.M. 646°4888 S.A. 547-4131 A PARTING NOTE: May all your joys be multiplied many times over in the New Year! WOODY'S WHARF 2318 Newport Blvf'I Newport Beach 675-0474 A Joyous & Prosperous New Year From the staff at CURTIS FURNITURE 1865 Hari>or-ll CM 645-6151 lef happiness and lcindness be yout guide. Bolboa loy Prop. Reattors 675·7060 4509 W. Cousl llwy. Newport Bcuch ~!1111 .. OUR ENTIRE STAFF WISHES YOU THE HAPPIEST OFHOUDAY CHEER SELECT PROPERTIES 751-3191 CostoMesa 556-2660 Hewportlch ,,, __ _ < ,p>"" This special time.of year, we arc sending our warmest wishes your way. May the season find you merry & the fulfill· ment ot the New Year a mostjlous time. TO LLOFYOU .FROM ALL OF US TOBIN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT t714J146-13J I For the HoUdaye, a Cheery OreetJng from the crew of BACK DOOR ANTIQUES 1896 Harbor Blvd. CosfoM•so 642-7576 Ma y the New Year be your most Festive OSHMAN'S SPORTING GOODS 3 333 lristof Cotto Mesa 540.5771 RINGING IN BllT WllHll For The New Year COSTA MESA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 583 W. I 9tft St .• Costa~ 979-0536 HAPPY NIW YEAR I Moy II better Itself with •"•"Y poulng c&oy t WAL T'S WHARF 201 Main St. Seal IHch, Ca. 1213) 598-4433 Gavle Bower, Delira 1>111 1n.gham. M isrk Gum bmcr. Joan KtnR. Terry Rensen, Alan Robertson, I>ianc Rob~on. Elke Standish. Brian Stleler & Phyllis Sweeney of: t@t}r!~~~~~ HAPP't' NfW YEAR ,, ... , ,, / . ~ ~ .. , ~ \\' i.: WISll YOI J Iii\ PP\" 1101.l lJA \'S And a new > t'ar fllll'<l \\ 11 h ~11od hc••llh, happllll''" unll i.:•1od h1rtww Ji!J.!~·· I I OS "· C_. Hwy., lOC)llll• 494-1177 l 160 I CMSt Hwy .• S. l119M9 499-4591 TIME TO WISH OLD FRIENDS A HAPPY NEW YEAR! Jack Fick &A::.. ... ol· 10021 !:ilater Ave .. Stl'.' 107 Fount<Jin Vidk~ 963-0926 We wish you a year ot good times. good friends and much success in goats. RUSTY PELICAN RESTAURANT ISSO S. CootJ Hwy. ~le•d• .... ,.,, ~r=-. ..... • We all extend our verv best wishes for a New Year frlled wrth pc<ice, t" joy & good health MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REAL TY 1213 N. Cst. Laguna 497·3388 3601 E. Cst. CdM 673-5354 One new year. Two.new wishes. Success and happrness in '78. PYRAMID FENCE COMPANY 760 w ...... St Cosf.MetG 5 .... 9662 • • \\~'". . ~ ~~1~~~ f<'rom Th<' Fountain Vallt1y FIREFIGHTERS & PARAMEDICS Her•'• a little candle of hope to ahtd some • Ulht on our whhn for JOUfMWY .. r. HOWARD Cllenwlet . Dove"QuallSl!I. NEWPORT BEACfl 1iM1H IJl-0116 { J • • S.hHday. O.cembW 3', 1977 to thos••• have served i" th• post ~~REAL-ESTATE '--t:-' ENTERPRISES 4 l 41 Birch 5t~et Suite I 00, H.I . 92660 979-8533 ·~~V~ Nf W YfA/I e :· ·. o Wt1rmcsl Wl1'hl•S ror ;i holiday season I 1llecl \\1th l{ooO health :met happiness and your l>c~l New year ever '! A NOTE OF CUEER FOR T HE NF.W YEAR From The F...tain Volley Chamber of CQCJ'lrMrce HAPPY Nf W YEAR I Mey II INner Itself with •••ry poul"ll do y t PAMPERED PET HOLIDAY HOTEL Bay & Beach Realty 15(1 !'\ewport Cl'ntC'r Or Nt•wporl Bt•al·h 20592 LC9'fto COllyon Rd D1flerent he,irts, d1tl"r ent minds. c!Jferent faiths Oni> prayer: Peace for .111 In 1978. Roy McCardie .. eoltor I 110 Newport Costa Mesa 541°7729 SUNFLOWER Travel 1 1525 Mesa Verde Dr. East So1te 114-, C.M. 92626 9&7-8130 957-31 l * .... I l«9'1'0 ~och, Co. 494-014~ ;. * 1._\.... ,\\ If"-'()' :\ • A'l'C '(' t. ~~~· ~-~OF . ~ ---APR ;'· ~--~ in~~, ~ BOATS -SAHTANA - -LIDO 14- -BOSTON WHALER 2900 La Fayette H.1. 673-2050 to our many friends ond polrons from the staff of * HAPPY HANDS 18941/J H..t.or II Costa Mn. UZ.624 5 . j UMRI~ ' ~II 1 llf E 1 Old yur ... old IOf9.M timelea with -~. I N~~H ZM IMPOITS 1 ......... . ·~ .... I l A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR! From: John, Dick, Ninfa. Geor9e, Paul, Stan, Tom ondRett• PROPERTY HOUSE 6 308 W. Coast Hwy Newpo r t l•ach 642-3850 + May your holidays be iollyf PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 64Z.S2to Ringing Out with Our Wishes for a Joyous N~w Year •• Southem Callfontia Rfffty Cotta Mfta 546°5605 ... PHILLPS MAIMSTOltl Zl21Me~ll•d. N.L C71 J 67MOIO • Join us at o ·Garo New Yea's Eve Porty with a new bond starring Lorry Boles at the exciting new IRENE'S PAINTED PONY l 7208 Pocilir (00~1 Hwy Huntinqron 8eocr• ~ ALLEN OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC•GMC . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . /#'Om · ringing out . good wishes to our many friends! Ou~!RH .hrir~ Hulc.im"' 1125 Newport.ll•d . Costa Mesa 631-3195 • "''"fie• Year M1ythen1w year be your most f11dve. IRVINIMESA REALTORS 262'H.rborll•d. Cotte Meta. 546-1640 MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING WORLD PEACE tlWPllT JUNES 1111 .... .., ... . "'= ... .. • 10 Our New Year'~ toast: "Health and Happ\ness to You". Huntington Beach Firemen's ,\ssociation A Toast for a very Good Year to our Friends t* WaNI f1ont Hws Coast Hw1, HI Salisbury Rfffty .... 1119"CI The happiest or holidays lo you all & ~r best wishes for a vef)' fine NewYear , MACNAB-IRVINE . . Jie:'JZ.£~~!ttls 1644San Miguel Dr. Newpo.rt Beach 644.62()0 4545Campus Dr. Irvine 762-1414 May t he New Year be your most Festive. Tillll BniltlSS .. Sales m Paular1no Ave, Suite 5 Nffrpoct Beach '75H400 Minney's Ship Ch andlery N.ticalGHts 2517 W. Coaaf Hwy, ..... 54e-4192 A t lmtl111 wish for a ftatlve and hippy new 1111 ••• CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 546-1200 MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING WORLD PEACE I. MAX SCHMIOT Cotarn COHSJl~TION CO. P.O. IOX 16337 lniM 644-0687 We thank you for your loyal patronage and sincerely hope that we may serve you In the coming year. GIMOMES DRESS SHOP 341 S Vlo O'Porto Me'1rleoch ' l-7610 NORINS .REAbrY TIME TO WISH OLD FRIENDS A HAPPY NEW YEAR! VIP Propert&,s R.E. Network 147.4437 1 o all we hove · served itt tM post. NEWPORT CENTER TRAVEL BUREAU 600 Newport Ctftht' Dr Suite I, Newport lch I 644-1412 . Sates-Service· Leasing RoyC.-ver,lftc. 1540Jamboree Newport Beach ~ ~~\\\1 I /1/,IJ~ ~ 't ' .... - Prosperity in the New Year. NIGEL BAILEY &~SOCIATES 2732 I. Coeet Hwy. COf'OIMl .. M• 644-7211 .* .. A ro,-sr FOi A GOOD NEW YIAll EL NIGUEL COUNTRY CLUB 23700 Club HouH Dr. LCKJll"a Niguel THE BAY DEPT. STORE 303 Main St. Batboo, Co. 673-5650 ~J::-7-a~ttj \ 11111~1 l1111ll 11f 1111r -.11111l1·rf11I p11tn111•: TRESAMIGOS With BC'Sl Wi shC'S For ThC' New Yt•ar Wishing You the Ha'-piest New Year! Reqency Motor Home Rentals 925 N. Harbor Blvd. Santo .Ana, 531-2503 SOUTH COAST POOLS 634 W . Bak~r. Costa MHo 546-0669 May th• New Y•ar b• fun and f•tlve. HOUSE-MATES UlllMITO 112r.111 .. ~. s• '°'·'•* UJ...4134 McKOWN TRAVEL INC. 160 .._.port c.,.t.,. Dr, Sllit• 125 H.wport leoch. 759·1'31 HA PPY NEW YEAR From ,\II 01 Us /\t REALTO RS . ·•' ... ' M • "ti A ~ I ,,..4 ,, ' . MAYIT bE4 GOOd YEAR . . / ~/ r ~~.~~~'~'~~~~Av~~~~-~ • For The Holiday Season Thank You For Your l'atronni:e To All Our CUl>lOml'rS • • • ta Jll, llr Ctltlll«&. Here Is wishing YOU a11 a fire tale and proeperous Nw Ye~ from all the Flrefil!ll«l •t the: Toast in the New Year! Saturday, Deeem~r 31, 1977 'Mele ~lrkih'\ahi' And A HauoU Makahik1 Hou Corona deJ Mar . Pr~J.5 E. co~!~~~94 Corona del Mar HAPPY HOLIDAYS FHOM ROGER MILLER THE CHEV ROI.ET o .. ;ALER WHO SAYS ••SHOP IY PHOME .. 494-11 l 1 546-9'67 Holiday Oreelinrs To our many fJiet?dl ft customers W9*yM.T-rtor Co. 2111 SP Joaquin HUit Rd New~rtB .. ch rEf!'411 .• IN THE NEW YEAR Mesa Verde Pharmacy 2971 Harbor llvd. Costa Mesa Our wish for 78: That we may continue to serve you well MEWPORT BOAT ca.ta 1555 Newport Blvd. Costa Mna 645-60 I 5 ·' If t• rl'lir>lr-r 111 rl11 1111r lie.•t ''' hrfp all of 1111r Jin1• <'II• I"'" t• r~. Oor 1hlcerest wlJb · for• year of tood cflter for ou.r good frielld1. AT EASE 44 ,..,u 111-.d .... .......... ~5070 . • DAILY PILOT ClS' 178~ Nt>wport Blvd. Co~to Meso. Co. q2627 (714) 548-1400 .. A Toast for a very Good Year to our Friends ~ I l \ i.. tj HI \ l I' I '• ' ?~I~ I Cml H•1 C1•on1Ot '11;1 AVERYHA.PPY MEW YEAR FROM A.LLOfUS A.T: JacqYi•'s Jr. Clothn 3641 E. Coast Hwy. CdM I :1r1t West of Poinsettia> ••••••••• allT WllHll . BAl.BOA ISLAND f EllY 410So. Ba1'1l'oftt Balboalalrid '7J.IOH , O~tl' PH Cl l .............................................. ,...--------------------~--~~~--~----------~\IG•~•·•~lr,...el 1002 ~ 1002 "" ..... t ~ • u. or-. Collf" • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • •• • • • •••••••••••• -••••••••• DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can ~I It . Ftnd tt . ( 642•...-.a I One Call Sef'vice Tredo It With a want. /lid . .,,... 'u . Arlt Ct*9lt ~ •..i htol• 1000."" ~& ,=.~ .. ·. 5m0-Wtt ... , & ,_.. ..... IOOC)..IOtt l ff'Clal, ~..,, \«wl(H a .......... ,~ ~ · • 9000-'°'9 =~ lnmlwif ~ ~ ,_.,= ~ .... 7001).71" ~I IU~ eltlef tlOO"" I ------•l e;~ 1002 c;......-IOOJ ·······················l·•••••t••·············· aRORS: AdYertlter lllould ch.cir Ht•lr od cWly and re-port "" ron lrnmediotety. The DAILY PILOT cmaune• Uability for the first In cornet ilUlf'tiOft onty. '11w; n<'W'pa11t•r Y.111 not kn11w1n.:ly .1l'l'l'l't .111\ ;u.h t.'rt1i.1n.: lor 1 t.'JI ..... t:.lc wh1t•h i~ Ill VIOIJ t 11111 or the law Hou$H for Sal• •......•..........•...• 100 2 OLD CORONA WATER VIEW l\l 1hllll H 11 nl .,. hilt'\\ ,11<·1 \11·w .1t l.1ttJ1• t'orona 111 lllcJ <.:1111111.i •I• I :\1 ar · So 111 11 .... ' ' I h h .1rl h lll' ~· 111 h .1tu1 ,., t l1clr Ill' cll·n & 1 ol y I 1r1·pl au• (.0,111' or l h,11 Ill I c• .1ft,l1\,1f1 \' !Irle l'cl ' C'.Jll now tii:l &'i50 tu s1·1· 1' ft, ')• .. ,. $58,900 l.r 11uncl 11•\l'I I flrncc t1111 nh1111l1', luc .11c·d \\.ell. 111i: 111,t.1111·1· Ir "'" •hop Jlllll! "" 1ic·11•1lli111 , .11111\ •'. 11111\ t \ 1·.ir' olct I' 11 11 I , I ol c II I I I .~ c l11tihuu.,1· l'I\ ,. 111111 llomS Coast Plata 754·7800 MANAGER-REAL ESTATE NEWPORT BEACH A prime opportunit y with an outstand· 1ng real est'!le oqtanizat_ion + hig-h l'arnings ! Experience 1s a mus t. l'res tigious location. All applications he ld in strictest confidence. Please rt!ply to Ad #68, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 ~ ONE YEAR HEW 1rnmuculate s&s 11uaht~" TRI-LEVEL I hdrm. drn. '"'°I S~IG.500 COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. I flR. :! llA. h1.:hl~ 11p 1l11nn;1 ~ i'Ht:I \s.:t. 1 r.1111-rl. with 'lcp lloY. n !'idl llmllh 1."1 with 1i-.u1_v Ii\ ins.: m um r ,11,<'fl ol111 l'ilul W.int Ads 1110,: room 'l!·p cln 111;1'h·1 Bii l.11x11n 11111' 111 f1•11•d ••I :-f;H '11111 540-3666 '6<;~1u EAST BLUFF Y Plan rondo: :i hclrm!I . 1lrn rm . f;11n 1 m 1111 1·oontry k1td1 \ 11·w nt llt t'l'lllll'lt ~I :1;,,000 \\ luncl' C.F. COLES WORTHY REALTORS 640-0020 $1.62 per DAY Thu t' s J\ LL you pay lor a :JOduy ad In lht' DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY on Ir 'ow• 642·5678 OPrORTUNITT knocks often when you use resull·gettmg Daily Pilot Classified Ad,, lO reach the Oran&e Coast market. Phone 642-5678 •TWO HOMES • l.1H• 1n lllll'. rc ·nl llw ttlhl·r ' 'l;1·w :J hdrm' 2' h .1 rrµlc PLC" 1 h a1 en 1111:. upl(rruh:u i. lull m home Clo!lt' t11 lw.1d1 :-.h11ppin11 & !Ju~ ~24!0.llOV s~~JUlA-~£trs · CAl.l. 0 U~·HI-' ~- Thof Intriguing Word G ome wi11t a Chuclle -----f~ ~ CU.~ I rOUAN ... ,. r N1•11er1 t'o" 0 rrtrc 0 t"°'rong. t.tte<t ol .... t(>Jt K tOl'ftbl.d ...otdl be-- low •o loon 1.,.,, """'le -ch. FALLBROOK'S I 1 1? i M ( I HI' l __.-.~,_ FIHEST on 1+ Acre Prim<' Mtwro l__._0__.U_F~A_...R_,I i' ----~~-~ lllll11 Acre. 3 Hr. 1<1p J' I' J I :.-r1u11lity conslr11d111n _ _ _ _ thru-oul. Nl.'nrly new. m&ny custom feuturt''> l S U G I E I ! Ad In ferm megazlne: Sls.'1,000. ' I J J J' "Wanted, deify tmPloYM of WAYMAN . . _ _ _ _ ~good charec1tf'. P«ion• who -::i drink, •~k• Of Ml -COM' ANY , .... -N_l _S_S_l_T _ _,, need not 1ppty. •• Jlealtorsslnccl!Jl7 . JL02So.MainSt I' I I' I j8 ~!911ie~11":'.t Fallbrook 728·1138 .._...._ ....... __..__...__...._ ... .,.,.,....., 1,_ 11e1» No. 3 i..1cw. IHCOMEI! · Balboa Penln. Just re· & r::~;.~fUO r I' r r I' I' I' I' r I 6 ~4 I I I I I I I I I SCIAM-llTS ......... a..lfk .... 5300 GtMr• I OOZ Ga..e...e I 002 • duced! 6 Ulllta. Ovc 2 • bdtms. & one 1-l><lrm. on ' 2 lots. Just step$ to beach . Owner rnlltivatedl 673-3663 642·2253 EVCli associated OAOKfO",.. '11 ,.I T(\Jl f~ • ." r r • ~I ' :A WHALE Of' A HAPPY ' NEW YEARS From tho : CREW al PAVILION ~ JU. "l'1\S ' , ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sarr White Realtor 2901 Newuoc t Blvd.---------, NewPQrt Sr,.icl\, CA 92663 MOMENT OF DICISION Experienced s alesmen: Join a n. active beach office w/moro clients than salesmen ; a broket with 30 yrs bus exp in Harbor area. Beach bUYers are affluent. sales la rge, Jcndors indulgent. Every selling aldc plus Compute r Terminal. Resolve NOW to be settled ln new money.making background wh en mld·J unuary rush start s. All tnqulrics confidential. ~---076-4630 ........... -- CHARMING COROMA DEL MAR 3 bedroom, 3 bath south of the highway home on one or the towns finest ~tree ls! In like·new condition throughout with warm wood paneling, new kit chen, baths. roof, complete insul ation and charming, tasteful decor. Presented at $167,500. U~l()UI: li()Ml:S REAL TORS': 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mer dlso m Mesa Verde. at 546-5990 Heal f:o;talc BEAUTIFUL 3 BR--4 IA HOME OH LIDO ISLE ... with an extra wide lot for easy expansion. 2 Sty.. Span 1sh rt a vor w1J11e & airy feeling thru·o ut Ce nter courtyard w/fountain. including sep. guest quarters. $268,000 Bayside Vlnoge JACOBS REALTY If yno are looking for a 6 7 5-66 70 ~real ,·alue in a Mach --------- c..'Ollagc. l>t.-e this 2 bdrm .. NEWPORT BEACH 2 b11Lh mobile home, wnlkm~ dlst•ince to the HEW CONDO buy. All hulll·ins, SAVE$4000 carport. 5'"1.500 Brand new condominium 6n.u oo . .1 r Just V:i m1 e rom ocean. HARBOR Huge, master s uite with warm wood cathedral eiiillng and bonus space for hideaway room with possible ocean view. $9000 moves you In. ~~~~--~~~~! Hurrv and take advan· ~-_ tage,.call 962·77118. Call 642-5678 iQ. K€Y G-... -r .. ----,-00-2-·. W 1 P.E:ALTOf\sA Want Ads • •••••••••••••••••••••• IEST •?OtMT'' HOME $275,000 """tlCJloa• corMr acroH from layfr•t & 1tep1t to Oc.-. Opett Clftd httenstlng 2·•tory. 4 ~ faM. nn & deft homt. So.flM) IMide grelfthCMe, OH IALIOA ISLAND SH8,900 •..tfful lomg two story .,.,. with .-c•-· • l b*'lll .......... & ,-0. for litdooroutdoor 1Mn9-Uve In mt cmd •foy the bentfth of Oft lKo• .. .,wty. Watafroat ...... 2633 W. Cout Hwy. NQWJ)Ort a.ch 611·1400 • ~::.~~~ ....... ~:::.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... }~!.~~ ...... . o....... 1002 GHerol 1002 , .... ,.. 1002 o ... r.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL EST A TE SALES Opem"!g for two licensed salesp~ople, experienced or unexperienced, but must have wilhngncss to work & strong dcsrre lo !)llC'CC{'d. Well establi shed ore, :.ttpt!r lot•, µrogress1ve commission. PERSONAL training. Start the New Year HIGHT. Call Larry Whitesides for more inf or. ~~! t?.ac --~+'t)lt'fW! --Balboa Island Realty 1\ND INVESrMl:!NT ee).\\Pl\NY 673-8700 IOOlG ....... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r G..rol FROM THE STAFF AT COLDWELL IAHKER A COU>WIUIAHKHCO. 644-1766 2161 SAHJOAOUINHILU RO. IN NEWPORT CENTER I 002 GetMrGI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ( /tom f'ttl! & Marthn Ram!lt Ma.r & llrttw A.dnan Liz ffrollt!JI Paul lfrltlu" Mike Blakt Dean B rad/ord Jim & Loll Bnd~s Rtnon Carlwnght Ed & F:lom.r Chapmon E::lt'no COUQhlm £Ileen C>tmolddie Suaan Dumom Margaret DulJey Anne Gallort Ge1TJ1Lyn11 Gorlofld Marlo CIOllmlll 8111 & lie/~ Cold Tom llollett Cm1 lltrbrn11 Ktn Knight Tnm Kt>tCl Curl Larton Pnl Le11ltr Jim Moroflialt • Ofclc Mc Dermott Cl1inno McC«td)/ Goll Mclnnhi Shlrt~y Michelmor•. Jud~ MitcheU JITT!/ 0 . 8t-'ln'I l,1nda Oeth 811t11 Poyne Ann Peters L.a "11 P / tsll• r Rick Ridford JHrt R1ttM- Krtt ROii Jeon SulfltlJ Dori• Tomin Barbaro Van Darl«nt Young WAMT EVYYTHIMG? -View. location. 4 HR, formal dining room, fa mily room w /frplc, s hake roof, 3 HA. cul·de·sac street. over 2200 sq. ft. of sumptuous living area. Your choice of carpeting. Located in the Turtle Rock Highlands. Asking $185,000. NEWPORT DELIGHT -Located near the famous Newport Back Ilay on the Bluffs. This 4 BR. condo is a real delight. Call us for a private showing. $118.500. 2 OM I COROMA DEL MAR -Prime area. Jog to & on the beach. Live in on<' & rent the other . Units show pride of ownership, completely repainted. $154,500. 640-9900 \·.\I J J~:,· l{l~ . .\I :r\r I-HO JA MBOREE RO . NEWPORT BEACH .~ .. HERITAGE • • REALTORS FINER HOMES FROM SS0,500 TO $895,000 BIG CAHYO....._.,.EW OFFERING Extraordin;H·y ·I HR, family rm home w/tcak floors covered w/ncw h igh ly up g rudcd carpeting. Extensive use of Bouquet Canyon Stone. Lg pool w/scparate jacuzzi. MAGNIFICENTLY DECORATEO·- abundance of Last(•ful amenities. Lynne Valentine (>44 ·6200. ( C·21 > RING IM THE MEW YEAR ... and enjoy the panorama· view l rom delightful 4 BR, formal d1111ng Cape Horn model w/custom drps & wallcovenngs. Sparkling cndosed pool & jacuzzi. Fountain & lovely garden patios. E\'ery am£•nily plus! S329,500 .. kn H unt 642-82.15. (C-22) HEW CARPETING Enh ances the beauty of this charming E/\STBLUFF. Lus k· bui It 4 BR home w/s pacious family rm & formal dining area. Walk to schools, shopping & tennis club. Avail. for early occupancy & priced to sell a l $154,500. Laf't"Y Dyer 642·8235. ( C·23) VIEW IN EASTllUFF New on market! 3 Bll. family rm Lusk home on one of the most desirablt: streets w/vicw of C'ity & night lights. Well priced at $165,000. Jeanne Barndt 644-6200. CC-24 > · BARGAIN IM IAYCREST Investor/Homeowner! 4 BIG BRs + cozy family rm w/radiant. crackling fireplace. Huge. remodeled kitchen w/~pac iou s hrkfst area. Sep. laundry rm. Full-size 40' pool. •Located on qUil't, curved. trce·lined :;trect & well priced at Sl00,500 fl'C. John Granath 642·82.15. <C ·25) BAY CREST Mint condition, Ivan Wells huilt 4 BR home w/private gates, manicured mini.gardens, c·ozy view patios & spacious family rm w/fireplace. Formal dining -island kitchen - cabineted 2·car garage. A s uper buy at S212,000. Tom Allinson 642·8235. <C·26> IUT IUY IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS! There's real value in thii; beautiful a BR +den home newly & tas tefully decorated w /plush carpeting & lovely wallcoverings. Hlt·tn hi·ri cabinets In d<'n; lg. t.H w/stone fireplace. Private benchC's! $154.000. Marjorie M<thon644·6200. <C·27) MIMl-ISTATE_.,.EWrORT HACH Absolute perfect ion In thi s enchanting 5 BR. + family rm home! New d eluxe kitchen & brkfst r m ; pool ; children's play house & yard; t o w ering trees & country atmosphere. Fee l and -S185,000. Harriet P erry 642-8235. (C-28W '42·123S "4·6200 · '°' Dover Drive t4er~ View Center trvlrw at Camt:IU' V•ll•Y Center 752·1414 (W DAIL T Pll.0 t I Ho.Ms Fors• .............................................. ------------------------------------..----------, .... ,.. 1002 G..,..... 1001 n.. &i&laJ;t ...,...lpilc:• on .,_ er._. eo..t • •• • •• • • • • • •• • ••• • •••• • ••• • •• • • • • • • • ••• ••••• •• DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~~n~~=·=~ [842•5878] Fast~I= a.al hlo•t 1000."" •..-.ah ~46ft lllMlllll\ kl .. ,._..' ,__... sooo S0.9 • -------IGnerGI t 002 GMH'tll 1001 ERRORS: Ad ... rtisft' lhcUd check th.;,. od dally ca'Kt report er ron immediately. Th• DAILY PILOT a u ume liability for th~ fint In correct fnserliOf'I only. ~lsher's Hoti~e: All real estate advt>rlti.cd JO t.lus nt•wspaper •~ sub· jecl to the Federal Fuir Hou1>ini.: Ac l of 1 !168 ....•....••......•.••.•.•.•... , .....•••••....•. MANAGER-REAL ESTATE NEWPORT BEAC~ A prime opportunity with an outstand- in~ real estate orJ,!anizC:ttion + hig h t.•arn ings ! Experience is a must. Ptcstigious location . All applications held in strictest confidence. Please reply to Ad #68, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 wtuch makes 1l illegal lo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ udvert1H' "<iny pre :: CHARMING CORONA DEL MAR 3 bedroom, 3 bath south of the highway home on one o f the lowns finest streets ! In Ii k e·n ew condition throughout with warm wood paneling, new kitchen, baths, roof. complete insul ation and c harming, t asteful decor. Presented at$167 ,500. U~IC>UI: 11VMI:§ REAL TORS'', 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mer ,1tso m Mesa Verde, at 546·5990 frrcncc. llm1l..il1on. or G ~ I 002 General I 002 I dlscnnunatton lla!.t-d on fftft"ui Ge .. ral 1002 G.......e 1002 ral·c. color, rl'l1,::1on, St'X, •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• or n.iuonal on1:1n, or an inlf•nllon lo m.1!.1• an\· ~Ul'h prdt'lt'IH't', 1111111,1 Uull. ordt'otrtm1n..ilturl This nc•ws1wpt•r will n111 know111KI Y .u:1:c11t .in, ad\crl1!>1n1t for rt.•JI t..,lal<! whtth 1:. 111 v10IJ t1on ufthc law. Hou!fl for Sale ................•...... 1002 ...........•..•........ OLDCOROHA WATER VIEW !ll.1.:111lt<'tl'lll 1Ah1tc· wah-1 \WW ,11 l .1lUI' OWOllJ Ill Ohl C.:111011,11hl :\!Jr S11 "' I/IA \' Tht .. ,tr(l,,111' !!•·Ill 11·;1(111 '" ·1 l11lrm .. 1k11 & llJ/Y l11 l•plat'l' l.n:id~ of cl1.11 m 1 ,. al•~l•lallv 111111'11' ('all 1\0" b'i3 l\551) I 0 'i\'l' I I $58,900 ( ;, 111111!1 11• 1·,.1 I floor 1111•11h11nw. l111·ut•·d "allo. 1111.: dll>l.1111'1' I 1 "Ill '""I' flllllo! "" 111•11.!hl1111 .. • 1hov1·. onh I 1 '""' old I' o 11 I I ,1 1 ;, I I I ,\ 1lul1hou1>l'. 1·111• 111111 ttomS t'oll!tl Plata 754-7800 ABANDONED GIANT ~ ONE YEAR MEW Immaculate S&S quality. TRl·LEYEL .I hdrm. llC'n. pool S!lli.:100. COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. :1 BR. :! llA. h11:hl~ 111' llonn:i ft9.I 7!111:1 .\~l. 1•rn1lcrl. with !.l~Jl olo" 11 Sdl th1tu.!' la!.l with Ua1ly 11\ '"I! rnom. rai,.t"I 111" l'1lot W .mt A tis 1111! rlM•m. '-ll'P 1111 1l1;e,l1•I Hll l.ll"Cllr\ plu-. 11lf1·1 .. 1l ·•l::.t~.'J(~I 540-3666 EAST BLUFF Y Plan condo. 3 b<lrmc; . chn rm . I.om 1m 1111 l'ountn· ktt<h \ 11•w of i:reenhcl l s 1 :l:l,Ouo w lane!' C.F. COLES WORTHY REALTORS 640-0020 •TWO HOMES• I.ti t' 111 (Jiit' rl'lll llit• 111h1•r' 'fry, J hdrm. ::i 1 h.1 . lrpk l'LI "> • h.11 m rn~. upi;:rmlc'<I l hd1 m hnme. Clnst• 111 hc.11 h "hopptn~ & bu>o ~220,0011 ("" 1.t. 0 114 11 • ! 4 I I ~ "'••• cwporl Poat Ofllcc $1.62 per DAY ·1 hut's AU. you pay for u 30 tlay:itl in the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY IN> ll "<flW• OPPORTUNITY knocks often when you use result-gelling Dally Pilot Classified /\~ to reach the Orange Coast market. Phone 642·5678 S©\7tJUlA-~~~s· Tl.of /nfriguing Word Gome wfflr a Cltudlf!I -----t-.1 looy C\AT •• !'OU.AM 0 ·~t:tHO~O• .. t1er-"t of th. lo...r 1<•ombl.d -•d• t.- low to '""" lovr """''" w<><ds. FALLBROOK'S ,, ,~ i M( IN I' I Fl ME ST on 1+ Acre Prtmeo Morro l--i.--JDU~F.._A__.R__.l f' --~~-~ l11lls Acre. 3 Hr. top ,~ I' I I · •1uality tons trutlHJn .. _ . lhru out . Nearly nt'w. many custom renlun·~ I S U G I E I ! Ad In twm magutne: $155,000. • I I I I' "Want9d, deKy employw of WAYMAN . . _ . _ ;; good challlCter. ,_eone wllo C uy -------'::[ .... drink, tm<.k• or .. , - OMPA" I N I S S I T I neednoteiiply.'' neultors since 1!117 . l102So.MalnSl I' I j• I fO ~':;:"-"'-d\:!:9~ Fallbrook 728·1138 .,.,.. ~ ,,_ -No.:> ti.low. IHCOMlll Balboa Pe.nin. Just re- duced! 6 Unlt.c;, five 2 • bdrms. & one l ·bdnn. on : 2 lots. Just steps t o ben c h . Owner motlvntt'dl (113-3863 642·2253 Eves associated I\ II 0 >( f P <,. II E A I I (>II S ,\ fo, I ,_ I"" I A WKAI.E OF A HAPPY ' NEW YEARS From the : CREW al t•AVILlON 'RLTRS. 8 r::~fT.~O r I' I' r r I' I' I' r I ·~~4 I_ I I I I I I I I SCMMUTSMlwen lltCtwffk.,._ HOO GHer.. I 002. Ga .. rtil I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Burr White Realtor 2901 N1tw1>ort 81vd. --------......... N1wPOrt Bl'11Ch. CA 92663 MOMENT OF DICISION Experien ced sales m e n : Join an active beach office w/more clients lhnn s alesmen ; a broker wltb 30 yrs bus exp in Harbor area. Beach buyers are afflue nt, sales large, lenders Indulgent. Every seJllng aide plus Computer Terminal. nesotvo NOW to be settled In new money-making background when mid·J anuary rush starts. AH ln~uhies confidential. ---------~76~6301--. .............. , NEWPORT BEACH HEW CONDO SAYE$4000 Brand new condominium just ~ mile from ocean. Huge. m aster suite with warm wood cathedral celUng and bonus space for hideaway room with possible ocean view. A 01v1s1on or $9000 moves you in. llarhor Investment Co. Hurry and take advan· ---------1 tage, call 962-7788. Call 64Z·56'18 ..Q. K€Y G--.. --,.-.. ----,-00-z . V 1 P.E:ALTOP.sN Want Ads • •••••••••••••••••••••• IEST "POINT .. HOME $275,000 '"5ftglon COJ'Mr CICl"OH frOtn layfroett ••• .,. to Oc.-. 0,... 09td lftttrtstwJ Z·•fory, 4 ~ fa& nn & d.n ho,.. So.-inghttlde~e. OH IAUOA ISLAND $298,900 •..t1ful lo.ftCJ two shwy dilplH with .-clan & 3 bdlw •ts. lalconlts & ,..._ for .. d.....,.ldoOr UviltcJ. Uve la _. and -foy IM benefits of • lttcoMt pr.,.ny. Welerfroat ..... 2633W.Coost Hwy Newport 84roch 611·1400 T • ~~!!!.~~~ ....... ~!!!.~~ .....•. ~.~.~ •.•..•. )~!~~ ..... .. G••r• 1002G....-ol 1002 '•••r.. 1001G1 .. r• IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE SALES 01~nm~ for l\ o licensed s~1le!>p~oplc, experumccd or unexperienced, but must have willingness lo work & s trong desire lo succeed. Wl'll e:,lablished ofc, :-.upc r loc, progressive commission. PEHSONAL lntining. Start the New Year HIGHT. <.:all Larry Whitesides for more in for. 1001 GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FROM THIE STAFF AT COLDWELL BAHkER A COU>Wlil I.ANKH CO. 644-1766 2161 SANJOAOUIN HILLS RO. IN NEWPORT CENTER G.-rol I 002 GetMr11I 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' /~()tit Pftc & Martha nurrrlt Mar & /frllll' Arlmm Liz lfrnilc11 Paul He/ow: Mike Hlakt! Dron Brad/etrrl Jim & um Bndgt1 Renon Car1t1,nght Ed & f;tcu~ Chapman £1rna Cougldin £1/em DmWtddU! Swan Durliam Marfl(Jrel t>uf(ey Anne Ca11"n Cef'l'JILy111t Carland Morla Giannini 8111 8t lll!ltr1 C:old Tom llall~r C11rt Jlcr~rt• Ktn Knruhl Tom KMft Curt LorJOn Pat L•-trr Jim Mamtn~h Okie Mc Dermott Clf!nno McGeodj/ Gail Mclm11s Sh1Tlt'11 M11:helrnM'~. Jud11 Mitclu-11 Jerry o·n.:irTI Lindo Oeth BtUJI Paynr Ann Ptt~ l.A"JI PJ1~rtr Rklc R ftlctl nl J41a11 Rftttt Kl"'llROU Jran Sutley Dorla Tomin Barbaro Von Oorlcn• Young WANT EVYYTHt..-1 -View, locaUon, 4 BR. formal dining room, family room w/frplc, shake roof, 3 BA. clll·de-sac street. over 2200 sq. ft. of s umptuous living area. Your choice of ('9rpetin g. Located in tho TurUe Rock Highlands. Asking $185,000. NEWPORT DELfGHT -Located near the fam ous Newport Dack Bay on the liluffs. This 4 HR condo is a real delight. Call us for a private showing. Sll8,500. . 2 OH I CORONA DEL MAR -Prime area. Jog to & on the beach. Li ve jn one & rent the other . Units show pride of ownership, complete ly r e painted. $154.SOO. 640-9900 ,. \I J J~:)· l{t~:. \I]'\. 1.l/Q J/\MBOREl RO NEWPORT BEACH ·~~ HERITAGE ' • REALTORS mecnab /Irvine realty FINER HOMES FROM $50,500 TO $895,000 1002 llG CAMYO.....,..EW OFffttlHG Extraordinnry 4 BR, family rm home w/tcak floors co"·cred w/ncw h ighly upgraded carpe ting. Extensive use of Bouquet Canyon Slone. Lg pool w/scpar ate jacuzzi. MAGNiflCENTLY DECORATED- abundance of tasteful amenities . Lynne Vah:ntme 644·H200. (C·21) RING IH THE HEW YEAR ..• and enjoy the panoramic \'icw from de li ghtful ·l BR, formal dming Cape Horn m odel w/c us tom drps & wallcoverings. Sparkling enclosed pool & jacuzzi. t~ountain & lovely garde n pa tios . F:very amenity plus! $329,500 .. Jeri H unt 642-82.15. cc.22 > HEW CARPETING Enh ances t h e b ea uly o f thjs charming EASTBLUFF. Lus k·built 4 BR home w/s(1acious family rm & formal dining a rea. Walk to schools, shopping & tennis club. Avail. for early occupancy & priced to sell at $154,500. Larry Dyer 642·8235. CC·23) VIEW IH EASTllUFF New on market! 3 BR. family rm Lusk home on one or the most desirable streets w/vicw of city & nig ht lights. Well priced at $165,000. Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. (C-24 > IARGAIM IN IAYCREST tnvestorl llomeowner ! 4 BIG BRs + cozy family rm w/radjant. crackling fireplace. 'Huge, remodeled kit chen w /spacious brkfs t area. Sep. laundry r m . f'ull ·size 40' pool. •Located on quiet, curved, tree-lined st.reel & well priced a l $169.500 fee. John Granath 642·8235. <C -25) BAY CREST Mint condition, lvan Wells huilt4 BR home w /plivttle gates. manicured mini.ga rdens, cozy view patios & spacious fa mily rm w /fircplace. Formal dining -island kitchen - cabineted 2-car garage. A supe r buy at $212,000. Tom Allinson 642·8235. <C-26) IEST IUY IM CAMEO HIGHLANDS! There's real value in this beautiful 3 BR +den ho me newly & t astefully decorated w/plus h carpeting & lovely wallcovcrings . flll·in hi ·fi cabinets in d en: lg. LH w/s tone fireplace. Private beachco.;! S154.000. Marjorie M alum 644·6200. c C-27 > MIHl-ISTATl-MIWPORT IEACH Abs olule perfection in this ench anting 5 BR+ family rm home! New deluxe kitchen & brkfst rm; pool ; children's play house & yard; toweri n g tr ees & cou ntry atmosph~rc. Feo land -S18S,OOO. Harriet P e rry 642-8235. (C-28) "4.2·1235 644-6200 . '°' Dover Drl11e H•rbof' Vl•w C.nter trvl"9 at Cam_,. V•lley c.tnwr 752·1414 I HovteaforS. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5aturday, Oecembur ~. 1977 DAILY PILOT f:7 G....-el I OOZ G ... ral I 00 Hwtff "°" s• Hou Ms For $4'e Hount For Sale HouHs For S• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\' I : ~ ; I.I : y '.'4 TAYLOR . CO. IU<Al.TOH S ~111u! l!H(i Coronode4 Mer I 022 CostaM"o 1024 ~ G._,.el I 002 c;..,.ra1 t 002 ••••• ••• •••••••• •• •• ••• •• ••• ••• • ••• ••• •••••••• •• •• ••• • •• • ••••••• •• ••• ••••• • •• •• •• • •• •• •• •• •• ~h~¥ \ t•n.h.• UulC Club AboveChlnoCo•• ~ llr. f;.1111.u.t11• ''l'"' ·~ 2 I 4 DGNlo \("r\' $<1!~ Oii() Shown h> IOMD REALTY PRESENTS Thi:. c h.,rm1ni.: :! nr .1p111 uni> li'il.I 1',111.1~ PASTORAL VIEW Monard1 Sum mil horn\:. hui. .1 mo,,t :.Pl't l'l1 II Plan H ~I Bil, 2 It\. proL ln<bcpd & t1wuf,1r \ll'"' nr """'n ,(, A1t ~OOWH llG CANYON DEANE most popul.11' Versailles model. l'ml UJHl. Gorgeous night \"lcw with Catalina as •• honus. 1 IJghly upgnicfl--<l. l'nced to sl·ll COROHA DEL MAR DUPLIX this duplex has l>een n1mplctl'ly rcmodl'lt•<I new C'a rpets thrnout. new paint inside and out. New appliances. Eath lllllt ft:citurcs : 2 bt'drms. 1 bath. lllghly dc::;irablc rental area. COSTA MESA TRIPLEX -rl<duced ! Approx 2830 sq fl . of well m ain tained living span·. I Carports. 10 yr!) oltl. localed in good n:ntal arcu. ~l'W <·;1rpct. paint & wallpaper front unit, DW & bllns. all units. Offer ed at Sl44.500. CAMEO SHORES I rnm the moml'nl vo11 l'lllcr lhr t•o urlyard gates of this Canwo Shorl'" h 0 l'<tlll \ 'ou an• aware of an imrna<'ulatc 4 he<lrm + pool horTH:. Total- ly upgrud ecl, MAGNIFICENT VIEW. Ofh•re<l al :'\375.000. SP\'GUSS This popular Portsmouth mo<ll•I offers J bcdrrns. 2 lwth. lmmat·ulatc c:ond1twn 3 C<Jr ~arage. Approx 2 yrs old. J\ lso offors beautiful Oet'an v1e\\. Tinted windows. Owner will carry large 2nd trust deed. Offered ut S298,000. 675·3411 LUSK 6'J REALTY 11 ./11/111 I> /. /1 .lik. & S on Co. 25 I 5 E Ci>o,f Hwy. Corona de4 Mar ?.~~!'! .......... !~.~~ ~~~~! .......... !?~~ ~~~~! .......... !?~.~ MEW LISTIMGS! CHIMA COVE On Shell SI . Corona cfrl '.\1 a r . r\ l' "' I ) • 11 r n ll' .... '>ICUhilh dl'tlll Jt~cl, :! lxlrm ~ 1le11 ;t l>.1th., :J .,ton h1111w " 1•lt•\ .ilur ~11u111wl klll'h ,111 I c.rk 1·.tl11111•h A. lloor. "..t h.1r I rph-!'>om!! h.t v \ ll'". 111 .. • Stt•ps to bc.11 h I<. liJ\', Sl!N,StlfJ COSTA MESA HHOOKVIEW "IMCREOllU" IRVIME TERRACE Tunlah1.mg cu~tom 2 & den charmer. Sp<Jt'iou.... rnom:; full of comfortable c-onl1•11fnH·11t ... Supl'r b quality & d l'S I gn ('op pl' I' huodcd f pie. s latl' t•nt rv hall & " mo<lcsl \'icw of <'cean & Catalina S275.000 Ind l...111d 1807 TAHUMA TERR. Sot 1-5 BAUOA ISL.AND S 189,500 Best huy on lht· hlancl ! Delightful 3 hdrrn :1 hath honit• \\1lh inviting tornl'r I rpll' in h' mg rm Spacious " t u d ~· o I I u p q a 1 rs ms t r ::. u it c . Ch ers11ed dill 1wrugl'. sunnv south p;_illo. Walk lo lwal'h & shops · CAMEO HIGHLAMDS S 179,500 V1l'w of ocl'an & lulls! A delightful iJll'a quiet l1v1ng y1..•t clusl' to shopping Sn• l111s grc:at family hO!l'l(' w I hdrrns. fam rm. formal dining + hon us nn l'l'I\ :1tl' front cuu1t yd for cntcrt:rnung :1 Prl\·atc l..11.:aches BAYFROMT APT-fOR LEA.SE c; rt-ut vk•w of the h<.Jy ! Sandy b<>;.tch' \'l'r.Y nit'l' :1 bdrm 2 bath triplc·x apartment for lease. Large rms, plush tptng. Close-in lot· S750 mo. LEASE: MEWES T BLUFFS AREA Prime loc. on greenbelt. Charming split lcvr l. 2 bdrms & paneled den. 2 fireplaces /\ir cond. $800 mo. 01 f1l'l' dosed Sun. & ~lun Open TuesdLiv WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 21 11 San Joaquin Hills Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.8. 644-4910 Havt• A Unique N~w Year! 10W:'l:ll<JlJSE.JUH.211 G _. l0021GeMf'Ot 1002 ha , ;.ill Plt•c hll·>n'I, eftet'U'I htu k frptr. up).!ri-u.le<I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rf AL TORS' flH Nl('f\'fPl<iPll ,l(ttNCi llllNIAU.\THl/Mr ~ G~rol CORONA DEL MAR, 675 6000 MESA VE ROE. 546 5900 • CALL US I 0021 GftMral 1002 .•................•.••.....•..•............... NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEXES STEPS TO IEACH SI 75,000 FURN See and hear the surf and bosk in the sun of ~wport leach lh•ing. Short steps across to the beach. LGrCJe 2 ldrm units with patios ond bolc:onitt off«" uc:-41ent r.ntol unih for tummer/winter rentals. JEWEL OM APOLEHA $275,000 Socsin9 2 Story llvir1CJ room with beams mtd warmth. Remodefed 3 bdrm, den, lcr~ dining rm. Hefp make the payments on this home by rentinCJ the c:hormin9 boche4or unit. A Terrific Value!! SaH•b•rv Realty 315 Manne Ave. Balboa Island 673-6900 1·.1rpeh, 2 lanrl~c·;qwll p ,11 His . po o I "r 1· ,, ~!H,!i!MI' OCEAN VIEW! Steps to ot'l'an ; del UXl' duµlex. I & l bdrm unit-. l'.1rk :1 cars Slli!l.11011' \\ rtl lrn1k lor home lll'.ll' llll' IJ,t\ LIDOSAHDS llup, -.1..tp ur JlllnJI In •H' l. a 11 . I 1 k 1• 11 1· w :1 hllrm... :! hath .... 11M•d hnc·k I rpk . Ill'"' k1kht•11 & a 11 a 1> p I 1 .1 n 1· 1·' . i·arpl'I<;. tlr;qie-. Onh si ts.om• CORONA DEL MAR Ocean ~tdc of h" y. th• hi.thtfully charrn111i: :..! Ill(. home + nc<1r m•w .i Bil. apt t'o1r !!ar.1).!1• Sl85.()00' lolboo Boy Prop. Rffltors * 675·7060. SAVE SS REALTORS 675·5SI I WISHING YOU A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL OF US AT COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 £. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar 675-5511 I 002 GeMr'ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST BUY ............... ~ 4 Bdrm home with lots of xtras. Best buy 1n lhl area. Owner says to S<'ll 1t today. Hurry! 546-2313 0Pffl flt q •It ~ 'tiN ri 11•1 f.J11 t • Haippy HoUdays! FORESTE OLSON '"'' Ill ft.t._9(1U~ [ ~ lfil!fl 1_·_·;-_.s_;-_3;;-_3 _ ~~!'! .......... !?.~~,~~~!'! .......... !?.~~ macnab I trvlne realty ""' this .. mdy dlnctoty wittl ,... tllis w"41MCI H ,_ IJO ..__...t~ •• h loc.Hoii1 listed et.low -dffcriMcl ht 9f'Hftf' ... lty odvHtl*t ~wtwtt..111 todoy's DAflY rtlOT WAHT.ADS. r.er-s tllowllMJ Of19t1 "-n for HM « ,_,,. -. .,.ct to list welt lflfcw-"Ofl 11'1 ftlis c:olu!M H c:h fridlry. ~ ...... , .. d Stilldoy. Stcrt Yecr Ri9ht! Mo\ c right into ttus cute dean 3 BR, home. All fixed up for owner, but now vacant. On huge lot' Just $70,000. in Santa J\na Heights. POP THE CORK ... HQJJSES FOR SALE t 2 BEDROOM PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642·5200 cJ~cur.itcd !::111 !1 . .>00 OPI~;\; 0 1\lL \' h.1rl.1ur Jt'll> tr )OtJ hkl· l~.1rn1..'\t ctn11:.. anU(JU\'i. BIKE ~27'B !\Jariano l>r . Luguna :\1~ucl & l>Cll\'cful h\ln11• t•all to FANTASTIC Fanulv home, ·l HH. 2 da~ Slll\l.!IOO IL\, tll•l1ght111I kitthcn \\ lit'\\> D.lllc:kethRltr appliaiw~·s. DH . 11twl~ clc<·urutcd. nc'" !l~-0-1!17 •~:: J:!t.J TO BEACH plu~h t·arpl'li11!! thru out. l'rul'. WANT to buy Josm11u· $Sl 500 lndscpd Hoorn fol' pool. Sl 17 .:wo. <..h'\!k ;~ Wu\ccrc~t ou , OPEN EVEHY S.\T 1 :3o .i ·:lO. :10o:J2 <.:dM, 2J•JO MJ 11 :.s uH h 0 I Prl''Utt• l'ncl<>~ed fronl 13cllo Pl;1tl'. Laguna Ni~ucl ome "'n~r s on Y Co11r1nm1 enhances rutl' DAHAPOIHT Duplex. Lrg. 1 Yr. n<'\\, 7~'11111 -3 lklr'111 & 1.im1ly room UPPER , ;3 BH, 2 B.\. W/Otcan \'ICW for 'Mr 1.1ccc1>" Unusuul low I 5450 t () W F H 2 BH 2 13 \ k · House + !'lt'IJUrull• uµt pnt•c· fur urt•a. Vutl•fMi. ~e. · • • ' / ·par 'm~ Corner l'a loh. i Obi ont•rs cnc1\urag1.'<l T;,kc for 4 nu's. Pri<:cd l'i ght al SWS,000. gar:i.ies. /\pl h.is to"w u11\ untuiw LAGUNA MIGU!L I Bfl. 2 BA. best bach unit $16!>.SOO J.C.Ncnh Realtors liuy in an-:1. Pt·rfett for I aintly. :\1 aslt'I' Ownt!r. t>W-75llll 540-51 o I BH scp I rom oUwt· Bit ·s . $12\,!XJO. --- WESTMIMSTER Ol1EN EVl!:H\' SUI'\ 1 :.10 l.31Jatl.1~!12CoronNAn" H<'aut. ta111il~· homl'. :3200 sq. ft . 3 H ug<' BH. :J lull B,\ l'rol. lndsl'pd & tlt•coralcu. i\l.my arnl·n1lics :\lo-.t ht•,1ut honw 1n arc:.i. SI 1!1,.Wll RENTALS FORMER MODEL home.· 3 BH. d1.·11. :! B.-\. lrg. 'anl Dana J>ornL Hcnt or 1st· option S 11;0 in" PLUSH BLUE LAGOON lse. Ot•f.'an \'IC\\, 3 ilH. 3 ij,\, p\l, lk•:1d1. 2 pools . l t•11111s rrts, 'ollt•\ hall. g;,ilc guard . Hl'l'. room. lnt'lds "aslWt'. dr~·er in l .iu11dr~ t ootn :Sfi.·10 mo. REMT OR LEASE option. :i HH. l Bi\, pool n.•n·11ll.v rc·dl·c·oruled & lndst'pcl. Low.,nuint. S-1751 mo. Dana Point. 831-9411 494-8015 l:IIJ~l•l:jijli1 ~~:'! .......... !~~~!~~:'! .......... !~.~~ HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Thruoul our 28 Yl'i.11'~ of l'Onlinuous rl·al t•statc s<.·n·kc m the HARBOR AIU:A. we have rct·ognizcd that there is ~omcthin J! special about our ' t·om mun it'" Even lhc breezes of Balboa Ba v & tht• blue POJcific speak a l:rnguage 'th<1l :-.!rangers would not u n d l' r s t a n d ~ o l m a n ~· llAHUOHlTES" ll·<ivt• this <irt•a by d1ull'l' . hut 11 ~·ou must ~o. at k·ast l'n.ioy the sale uf your home h.\' C'nl1st1n g lhl' St'f\'i<'CS or B:1y & Ht•al'h 11 l'tl ll~· 759-0811 450 NrWl'(lfH CENTER Ill IVI 1002 GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4PLEX WITH VIEW CATALIMA Sll,450DOWM COROMA DEL MAR 2 BR. l BA home on R-2 lot. Live in front unit while bwlding 2nd unit on rear of lot. Outstand· ing invcstmenl. Only $134,500 CALL 955-0350 CHA RMI MG HOME & INCOME OPEHHOUU Sat/Suft/MOft I 0-4 204 W akt Forest Rd Luwh 3 b\:drrn horn~ $711.:iOO Roy Mc:Ccrdle 1810 Newport llvd. Costa Mesa &i18-7729 3 Bdrm. 21 , Ua . rront homl!. 21 · It\ 1ni: rm floor to ce1hni: ~·n·m·h doors & fµli' l 11110"1 prt\':l<'Y Lt:c outdoor patio. Beautiful n•il Property 6 yrs old 1--~~~~~-· $230.000. Call for .iµpl ORANGE COAST REAL ESTATE 644~848 COM DUPLEX ~ki.a dl'I Mar 4 br. 2 bu. Near l>hOI>~. 'chool~. ten nti., SllU ,SUO Ullo ncr :i,)7 .$()1jj; WALK TO lilll.1" TE'.1::--;I~ SWDI S130 000 I UH :1 B.\. hidden 2 i-1~ 'J l ST t t m o o r ft• r I! cl • t;rcal S. ol Hwy lol'Ul11)1). St25,000. µcrfcl'l for 1nvc~l0rs HAL PIMCHI .. Agent. 559·1828 llEALTOlt HCll"bor View Knolls __ 6_7_5-4392 __ Outstandin!( :.s Hr, split IC'VC'I condo 111 be:.t t•nd location. View of hill., & city lighl!'I. Call for JPl'l i\genl. 5.'>!J I 828 Cotto Mesa 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DECORATOR'S DREAM $74.500 Fast1d1ou:.I) de.in & completely redN'llr .1tl'<I. Fcatunng new cpts. r.Jrp:. & appl. Spacious l>drm!t Eoshlde TriplH One year youni:. Lll'C i11 1•1wo( 1hc•:.(' tllx 2 Ur un11i. & rent th!! other l wo. llcl lcr than munl•v 10 the hank' s111s.u1i1>. A.:l. 5.~ 1>13.t or 55<!-fl5u7 C\'11 • All TERMS.VA/FHA !'.harp :l nr. new roof tn .... h 1>.imt 111 & out. Ju:-l h C' ram t· .1 \'a 1lahI1• ~.lXIO & formul d1ninl{ t-:x 11~:~uk1tuLY~ pun...,1vc lu~h J!round 11wl ~ 0 fam1lv ort·h:rrcl & l:illln• 11u0< .. •9•,Coa1aM- grecrlhouse. All th1,.. + 645-9161 \' /\ term:s. Ca II tod a~ 646· m 1 Has 2 I> lo J •ft I •,.• '''• II Fireploces One tn the h\'ln,I( room & Olll' 111 lhl' 1l1111ng room lncluuc:. J 1.JcJroom1>. farruly room. plenty ot F• & S $$$ l'upbourd & s tora i:l· IX ave spaCl' <ias IHI(~ .~ (1n• Use your 1matlinullon1 nnit nut bt1<'k. $H!'l,!l:;t1, With p~unt. carpet and UK It, call 540 1720 some f1>.1n' you tan turn this lar,i:c" bl·<lrm. ,.,m. TARDEU. Iv home 111to a :-.bowplat·l' 111.: fom1I~ room, pool :.tLC IHil'k "#I lrt ColifON1lo" yard. 3 car .:ara,l(l'. & much more'! This \\on't l~t' Call now ~IS 0303. ann liiiiill EMJOYTHE HOLIDAY SE.ASOH Au.a,.. 4.S LOCM Alt met I\ l' :lflr+<ll'n ~II tu bt·h. New l.indscapini;. c·pt/rlrps ~r. 557-2005 ;_ Great Fomify Home licJutJful 4 bedroom with fam1h room, clo~e tu 'IChools & shopping. New Congoleum no wax Ooor.; in kitchen and hath" L.arnc fcnc:cd yard with in this 4 nn home. possible nv acces~. Professionally decorated Ideal for younit family. & beaut. park·hkc yard S7K,OOO. V /\ fin ancrn~ Vacant & ready for you ' !)0!>.~1blc. 540-3666 645·3-47~4-- ll&ltS_@L BIJ New Condos, 2 fir. 2~11 Ba, 2 frplc's. ceramic tilt' ________ ., kilchem; & bath. Pool & ~pa 675·4~2 Brr>~- PRICE IS RIGHT Pvt party, must i.cll ont• of hlU propcrt1l·~ on Mower St 111 East<.: M 1 duplex or I l11t w /'t hous~. fji:111372 --- HANDYMAN'S DREAM HOME Funta~t1c opportunity U.ST51DE COSTA MESA $72,000 :1 Urdrm. huge lot Complete with hardwoorl noor. dbl i:ur . coverc .. 1 pallo &. quiet :.lrcct 0111 or l'll!tll' own<'r nf!l'<lli 1m rned1utt• sale. Super bu~ - hurry' Call 516·5HSO ~HERITAGE for thc hand,vman seek· loiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiittiriiimllt __ _ 1n~ .i larl:l' work .. hop al . REALTORS home. H11: i.cµ:1 ratti--------- & enjoy your investm ent m this rare charmer w/3 BHs & family rm on quiet r ul-dc-sac. Shines inside & out ! Lg. side-yurd w ;room for µool. Great loc<.1tion . $117.000 .• Jeri llu11L 642·8235. ( (.' -38) 718 Malabar. Irv. TL•rr , <..:dM 673-8550 S140.000 Sut 1Sun 1·5 If I tl\V I l JU I (lf 'lt•/~ .. I • r~• "' 'CJlt'' r11 v r' r1µf n•. 3 Bdrm., l ba .. kitchen. ~ dinette collage on level lot. just 4 blki.. from ------ bwh.hnJ1 in back su1tablt! for mcl·h1.1111c. wood worker. clcl'trit·ia11, or ?~? .Retter hurry! Cull 645·0303. 8"11ders/lnvttfors F.asL~rde Co11ta Mess. 3·2 hcdrm homes & room for more units. :ioo· deep lot llurry lvts or potential ht'rc ! Call :>46·58!IO - EASTSIDE "CUTIE-PIE" But lg. e nough for llie cnlirn family. 3 BRs of wall paper. mirrors. woo<f& many f ea tu res to delight the most discriminatin g huyer. Jacuzzi off master BR + mother-in -l aw quarters in r etLr make this home "one-of -a-kind"! Sll-0.000. A my Brown 7?2-1414. (C·39) ST AIT THE MEW YEAR RIGHT! ' Coiy Gree n brook Special! Comple te l y redecorated 3 BR w/lha t Old · Fash ioned country kitchen -so hard-to-find! Oversizctl cul-de -sac lot. Pricl'd right at $95,000. Drive by 3382 M~rigold Cir. Kaye Evans 642·82SS. (C-40) WOOOSTR!AM Oe,uxe u pgraded 3 BR condo w/dinlng rm. den/study. F.nd unit in prime Easlslde location. Fast t!Scrow ! Vee Stin!ton 642·8235. (C-4U '42-ttSS ..W-6200 tOt 0.-.r Orlw H•rbor Vl.w Ctntef lrvm. •• C.m_pus Vilt.., Center 111-1414 2 BR & FAM RM or DEM 1807 Tahuna T err (Irvine Terr.) CdM 644-4910 $275,()()() 3 BR & FAM RM or DEM 725 Bolsana. Laguna lleach 499-4551 $279,000 Sal 12-4 4633 Perham Dr. CCamcoShrs) CdM &t5·2848/646-7414 Daily 1·4 4 IEDROOM 2212 Margaret, Newport Beach 548-1000/646-7414 Sat/Sun 11 :30-5 5881 San Souci, Huntington Beach 898·7855 $76,500 Sat 1·5 4 llt & FAM RM or DE~ 1731 Pt.H e mley <HV Homes) N.a . 642-4623 $175,800 Sat 1·5 17 Foxhill <Deerfield ) Irvine 752-1414 $141.950 Sat. 12·6 •2242 HeatherLn., Newport Sch. 642·8235 $174.950 Sat. 1·5 280akdale. Woodbridge. Irvine 613-8550 $124,000 Sun 12·4 Abundant Hew Yecr downtown Avalon. Vaca· Spectacular oceanfront tlonrunspotl $75.000 WANTED homclnCoronadelMar, llLLGRUNDY Home in Spygl ass. 4 BR family oo din So 11th port M o d e I • r m . • REALTOR 675-6161 w/Cutalina view. Will 1ng room-custom de· __ ----__ _ signed to take advantage , pay top dollar. Call Nick FORESTE OLSON • .._ .... ,, t 1•P1• ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS 1022 I 022 Corona del Mar or fabulous location and Sell idle Items &12 5678 Vracin. Agt 752_·6_52_1 __ view. Large protcrled C«ofta det Mer I 022 Ccr0tta d.f MGr I 022 Coron---a-del Mor patjio an1~ (>OOI. saunha. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·····•••••••••••••••••• En oy 1 v1 nJ! to \ e '••••••••••••••••-Cullcst. $785,000. By Ap· poinlment PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 Ht11PYM.wY..,! Right here In prime toca· lion in Dovet' Shores. Spacious 5 RR. 4'~ Ba home -Beautiful view from :ilmowt overy room Quality COMltUCtt!d, plunnt.-d to give tromcn· deus Ii ving potent! Ill. yet perfect priva~y. $360,000. PETE BARRETT -Rl:ALTY- HHUI J ~ .. ca.dlllJCS lo Go-Ctrt.' WhatMY• tbt hid Roll 'trnolfthtmld'ht Wil.b a aual.Cltd Acl Call NowJ 6'2·$8711 CE 110111 BLllRS ca. OVE/j 50 YEARS OF SERVICE HOME Ir RENT AL UNIT CharminJ: Home On Old Corona De l Ma r Ouplcx Lot With RC'nta l Unit In Roar. Hard ·ro Find .1 Bedroom, 2 Bath Own(' rs' Unit W i Fireplace And l4a rge Kit c h e n . W e ll Decorated. Nicely Landscaped With 2 Sunny PaUos. Conveni ent To T ennis Courts And Shoppin g. Priced At S154,000. OPa. S.AT l·S 711 GOLDIHROD .AVE. &31-1800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE 810111 ILllNS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE CORONA DEL MAR "E PLAN" TOWNHOUSE Locall•d 11\ Th ~ Popular Newer Canyo11 CrC'st Estutcs Arca J ust Minutes From Ji'u::;hion Island & Your Favorite Shops! 2 Lovely ·Bedrooms, 2'h Jlaths, 2 Fireplaces. · 3 PntioR. Ruilt In All-Electric Kitchen. Dcaulifully Carpeted &· Draped. Enjoy The Pool, Jacuzzi&. Tennis Courts. $125.000 Shown By. Appointment. 631-1800 " .. . .. w •• -•• . .. ~J ('8 OAll ~ PlLU I S.1uroa'(. 0.C.motf 31 1977 ~.~.~ •••.... 1 ~~!!! -~~ .~'!:. ...... . H, • ~~!.~~ ........ ,~~!.~.~ ........ ~:.~.~ ....... ~.~~ ..... !?.~~ ~.~~~ ..... !~~~ O-.roW 102'D411M1Polftt 1026........ 1044 AIARGAIM! ••••••••..•.•.........................•••••••. ..••................•.. ----------11.,e 2bt bo1nr H•11ut NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS? 1 .. ndi.c·11p1n" He11dy to G~l sturted now with this 2 Br 212 Bu mo\t! 1n SllO.OOO S5U ~12 • open view home. Plenty or seclusion & pnvucy for your enjoyment. Sl49.SOO 1.ac 2 Jlr homl' Beaut l11ndst·aping & patio Im· m.Ac. $80,000 Ph 559·~12 CHAMPAGNE & SPLASH Enterlamment spucc galort> on lite patio by the large heated :,wlmm111g pool or in the ranch slvlc 4 Hr :1 U<1 spr ead. Two car garage. and a Pac1f1l' ocean view. $175,000. GREAT DANA .. OIMT CHARMER TURTI.EltOCK Pnme loc. 3 BR. 2 Ba. (um.rm, rormul din-rm. utnum. pall<>:; & more. Sl~.500. IW 1193 -stained 9lau windows, n•w paint, carpets. hl$h lond1copift9, two bedrooms, I 114 baths ... $87,500. 493-8812 Costo M'so I 024 Hwmn4Ji0ft leach I 040 .•••................... ·············••·•·•···· Mothw·ln-Law Qrtrs Ul· aull I u I I• ll'l' 11 hrouk llrtt;hlPll \lotf.ol '1 ht l.im rm l11rm 11111 rm Ir>; honu., rm 1.11 11111 • 111 •1 r l r' I 111 ' \I .1 n ' aml·rutrc·., \lo' 1• 111 n111•I \}!t .>tto :!.II I UHDER $60,000 One of A Kind -, & S Q u a I t t y l.1 I h & pl,1,,tcr I Br :!'~ UJ trt· It•\ el A true <lcc·orator:. dd1i.:h1 :\lu"l !>cc to en JO\ all the umcn1t1e'>. Won l la::.l at SI 18,WO C.111 tod.iy. %8"16412 I 'l'llnini:ton Prop1•rllc' !'>.·\er.ti h1111w' lo 1 huo.,t• Hunti- lriim .ill lrn I,'<. I llH '"!ron RAHCH REALTY 11 1111 tin 111 ·" 11111 ·" Hart:IOur I 042 s:!51-> dn llun, '"' i,, • .,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ 5_51-2000 "'ll•1·t1t111 I .tll 1111\\ ,11-(I .. 1!lli(ll1:! SEA GA TE BETIER DF:1':PWATER TNllSI-: LmH•!>I pme waterfront THAN NEW .11 crnly $1!19,500. Call lo· ,I Btlrm .. 2' 2 bu home in Dana Point 1026 .•..••............•.•.. d.n TUHTLEROCK. with ---------1 PUHCl':LI. REALTY ,::orgcous wallpaper:.. WHITEWATER VU ~lti28-l8 l'arpets. rlra1ic1. and t·:xl'<' T11wnh••ml· 11\l·r 1---------•I LUSll landHap1ng looktnJ.! harhrn & 'uulh $139,000 1'CIJ!.tl111" \.\1th lllj.;h( hJ.!hb :1 l!t•drm' 2', ha, Irvine I 044 tJm 1 rn. lph· l Stor~ l·tul ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11111l prol l.1111l"-.1p,•ll & W000131l fDG £ !ll·l·11r aktl I:·" JUI<) 011 I 'HOSS! :-JG 'u111lnJ.., 11t'I lt.11 '• nu Thi• \'tlla.:e of \\'ooll lwh llllll 111 1111111 1.11· hndi.:1· The hl·'t of both ':' u n J . 1 I uh h 1111' 1· \w1 lth 1\rrh11ecturally 0'.1~·8600 I r ,J II " I •. I lj II I ' " 11111<1111: ~&3 hdrm Ill w po.,.,.:.,,11111 ll11n1·1 t.11·h1.·d &. '1ctached re· l!IJ HI 17 011111 d.11h :J • ,11h·m·1•' from Sllti.~>90 11573 C•M"''., "-·l'"'l ... E \1.'t \\l'11·11m1.· ,~,'.!IHI ~>.".'.I 111,1 'T " n•~Jlll '"' " WOODBRIDGE Fountain V ~ley I 0 34 I' II !•:SCOTT ..•..•.•.••....•..•••.. IDEAL .. for bachelor. Large de- luxe mast. bdrm .. :.ccond bdrm. perfect for guest rm or den llomc lot·at · ed m such a way to offer maximum pnvacy plui. n11111mum of l·arc. _________ 1 l.J!'t Woodhndge'homc. ~ lklrm or .i Bdrm +den Ov1•rs1tcd lol, fully lndi.q>d Ideal for pool. All upgrdedn :'llcx1can p.iH·r' llll• A C. Liv. dtn rm~ :J halh. 3 Car i.:ar :>.r park Wulk to l<1k<' Slllli,000 . Hrkr/ Ownr :;si 1121or835·3535 Live In Luxury I Bil 21 ~ hJ. hUJ.:l' fum rm, H\' ,1l'I'<'"· 1·1·1-.1m11· Uk l'lll I\ l'fu,,h l'fPtl:. hrr1·k ltth . 'i>l'lllkkr~ lront .111d l'l'.1r 1-·r111t tn•t'' .iml m11d1 mun• Trul' ~II l';tl1I II\ 111i: 111 l'Ul'th lttlll' dt•l'UI l' . 962·4471 (:':!: 546·8103 WOOl)IRIDGE 111).!, i.:uri:t·ou:. improve- ments. m11d<'I home -EX•E•C-T•O•W•H-H•O•M•E-1 1·on1l l\1ovt· 111 rl.'a<ly. IJ523 CAMPU5Da·JRV1'4E 1\1-;l.'nl 1;..10.5560 -----Upgrurlcd. 1!1eally lt1l'<Jt \od. 3 hr. 2' 2 ha 111 l"oun lnitte I 044 lrvilM I 044 twn \',1llt1\ t ·t)O\ 4.''flh,~nt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo ~hoppmlo( & '<hoots t ·on\. 1"11 \ or \ \ tt·rm-. \ IJJrga111' t' .ill lor Ill.'· IJ1b 531 51:K>O. l'H'' %3 03'11 lnt1 RE Network :J Brt 2 Ha homr. lo(ll{l(I .1n•a sn.ooo i\!:t'rll 5.'m 01~1 Huntinqton 8eoch I 040 ....................... -I BH. frpk , Hry 1'11•an Sil.7!15 ,\pprox 1~>50 ~'I 1t Own1•r out n( "lal<• !~ 1111 Needs T.LCore 3 Hdrm. 2 Ba-S65,00<I Close lo Gold<'n Wt:l>t College & ~hoppini: ''en ters. So California RJty S..16 !l4i05 nv ow11n:n. 4 Hr 2 Ila . 1·0' 'd p.itto, Ill'\\ Ir Ul' 1·or'd. in mn• S E 't•t' 11on S7!1, 9011 \N;H ~1•1:1-. H.B. DREAM Uon't p1m·h your.,elf, tht'I I!. for real. .i Bit. 2 UA. 2000S'1 ft. atnum model home. \II for only S76.500 tr }OU tan find a helter deal. buy 1t ' 898-7855 il&;a; S&S Hc11all' Spt•Ct:Jlt~IS. :1,<1 or 5 b1lrm modcli; uvall. i.oml• w/pool~. 008-4602 PcMington Properties SALE IY OWNER 3 Sr, l"'-a ha Condo. Liv rm. din rm & Inside • laund rm. Pvt. patio. pool & g:ir Up11 rut1cd. No commC1n woll. 211tory SSS.450 Ph 962·3527 NO AGTS. macnab I Irvine realty DEERFIELD DREAM HOME Beauttful Plan .5 w/everything! Huge master suite w /vicw of muuntam:-;; greenbelt location; fully upgraded +custom features - lundscapecl w i waterfall. ponds. lountaan. specimen trees & redwood clel'k. Luxury living at its finest~ SH 1.950. OPEN SAT 12·6 P.M. ~ 17 FOXHILL. (C-29 l GROWIHG PAINS? Thl:'n you must see this 4 BR. family rm. formal dining rm home in I rvine's Hacquet C lub. Indoor jacuzzi R. V. access tennis courls no assol'. dues! I\ nice family homr in family area. Sll!l.500 \larion Frit.Zell 752·1414. LC 301 UNIELIEV AILE! 3 BRs. family rm, formal dining & POOL! Approx. 2000 s q .ft. of executive li\'ing for only S89,900. New on market so hurry! Natalie Oenjamin 752·1414 . <C·31) OME OF THE IEST! Highly upgr aded 3 BR Stanford model townhome in Univ. Park -a charm to see -you 'll love it! Warm, open li ving rm looking to c us tom lands.caped patio. Paneled family rm -remodeled & upgraded kitchen w/fireplace -lg. rear patio. •Jf you want the bes t, this is it! SlJS.000. Gil lde 752-1414. <C·32) HOME WITH A WARM HEART Enjoy the charm of shuttE;rS, oak .floors & crackling fire in this 2 BR, 2 b ath Woodbridge townhouse. $85.900. Madeline Cross 752·1414. CC-33) FUN & SPACIOUS 2,600 Sq. Ft. wrapped around lht.• inLerior ulrium add to your pleasure. 4 Br 3 Ba with a pa noramic sunset vil·w of the ocean from Palos \'erdcs to Catalina. $210,000. BUILDABLE LOT Wh ile water ocean \'il'w lrom this large building site. Buildmg (.llans arc in for approvul. $99,500. M:AYOCK CORP ORATIU'o/ 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 494·2146 LC91Ra hoch I 041 ~ leoch I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Three Arch Bav Pvt Beach-Tennis-Guarded Community 4 ldrm., 2 bath, family room. 2 Frpk~ 2500 sq. tt. New Cph. Redwood ederior w /newly painted trim OcHrt View -Etc. -Etc. S219,950 P•t pty. Ph; 499·1914 UH 834·3941 wkdays Irvine 1044 ~Beoch 1048 ..••.•...••............ UNIVERSITY PAHK Ox ford 3 Br, 212 Ba. bonus rm. 2200 ~qft. New c·pl<;, dill$. steps from maJ. greenbelt & pool. Owner. i\,·a1I 1mmc<l. $112,000. 552-8587. ------- TURTURO CK Rroadmoor Plan I New thruout. Fast occupant·y 759-0226 ......•............•... PANORAMIC wh1lt water 'u~w!.. Spac1ou:. new home 111 l'ortafma l..aRuna. 3 BR. 3 BA. den $Z79.000. Open Sat 12·4 725 Bolsana TOM QlJIGt.EY LINGO REAL ESTATE 499.4551 Unfinished Business 1---------...i Thut's the thC'mc un this DO!ll'T Bl-: AN IFFY IN 1978. DON'T L F.T Tl! E PARADE PASS YOU BY. Ll-:T RED HI LL REALTY ASSIST YOU IN YOUR CHOICE. LET '78 BEGREAT! red hill~ .. .' 552-7500 older custom home Bl LT ON 2 LOTS IN Tilt-: VILLAGE OF LAGUNA. It has been rentl'll & " NOW VACANT & IS BEING t::XTE~SIVELY RENOVATED & Rl-.::'ltOOELF:D. Sprawl- ing 3 BDRM. ~·Loon PLA~. dining arl'a. bill· 1n k1lchcn & 3 CAil GARAGE. SpaC'IOUS hv. rm ha-; M ASONRY , ________ _,, F'IRJ:;PLACE. NEW 1---------.,1 W W C A R P E T S Tl I R\JOUT Extcns1 \'e HAPPY MEW YEAR f'ROM THE STAFF OF RED HILL REALTY use of GLASS WA Ll..S T Ii A T A ~· F 0 R I.> /\ SCE~IC OCEAN VIE W. Contractor & workmen arc swarming around lhC' pla<'e. Concrete i:. being "CONCRETl':D". etc . red hill~ .... 552-7500 •-.--------.. 1 etc. When all of this •• ' · B U S I N E S S l S YOU WILL ... love enlerlaining In lh1s lovely 4 bdrm .. fam. rm .. 21~ ba. home, Has just been rotally UP · ~radcd throughout GOOD LOCATI ON . Pnced to sell at$135.500 .. S23 CAMPUSl>a~IRVlffE Univ. Park Dean Home, highly UP· graded Wiiiow Wood Mdl. Near pnrk & pool. 3 BR. 2v.i Ba . pror. landscaped w/usc<l brick patio & planters, gar, door opener, ceramic tile. Exquisite home. $142.000. 673·843'7 Unlv..-sity Pork Village III. 1 Story. 3 OOdrm, 2 ba townhome. Sunken liv rm. cathedral celUng, din rm. eat-in kit, central air. Very EZ malnt. Walk to pools & tennis crt.s. Fee $106,500. m-n83. FINtSllED" you can move right in for only S 127,500 F\111 Price MISSIOM REALTY 9855. Cst Hwy, Laguna Phone 494-0731 MORTHEHD Immaculate h ome. ocean side; short wulk lo Crescent Bay & Shaws Cove bea<'.'h es! Redecorated thruout. with 3extra large bdrm~. & 3 baths. Great family home! S199.500 COMDO See rorcver white water view! This 3 bdrm. unit has been highly up· graded. with 21!2 tiled baths. microwave. trai.h compactor ; sec this popular model. Sl00.500 VICTORIA ICH. Ocean view; this one hos it all! Charm. view, spaciousness & c lean! Partially remodeled, completely charming: room for expansion. 2 Bdrms .. P• baths . $157.500 ~~ 1105 N.Coosr Hwy., Letuno 494-1'77 31601 Coost Hwy.,S.~una 499-4591 HCMIHI for S• Ho..tet For S. Hotufl for S. HOUSH For S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l..alJMa Miguel I 052 L..,..a Hi~el I 052 ..._wport 8coch I 069 Newport '4toch I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HORTHVIEW HOME -floor plan shows like a model. Upcyod9d CCIFlMh, and floor co•tt'fn91. Ontt yeor 4fl1 erlc an Shield Protec ti on Plan ... S 125,250. llG CAMYOM-61CUllTY & HIV ACY Charmm1e 4 BR home w/tspuc master BR. hving room & k1tchf!n looking <'Ul onto attractively landsca~ privat<: yar<t w/magniric~nl pool &jacuzii. Cath<.-dral ct:ilings in livlng room. den & formal dining room. 2 lrg floor to ceiling firt!ph1c<:s. Ry appointmen t only 64b 597 1 IY OWNH -$)05,000 Ui\N,\ POINT ·llJll 81W~ 495-1720 SOLITll l.i\l;UN1\ IW·4551 LMiUNA ~Mi~ef 1052 Ntwporlhoch 1069 Bt:ACll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!17·:lJJI I ~aNigMef 1052 LoipaHl9fel 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW CUSTOM LIVING Large rooms. plenty of bltns. the bc:-.t of everything to ~tart the new year nght. lligh beam ce1lgs. 4 br & 3 l'ar garage are ju~l a I cw of the benefits Brand new & fully landscaped $13!.1,500 MAY 0 CORPORATION 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH c (714)494•2146 K HOLIDAY SPECIAL PRESTIGE 1978 ~t· lol, 3 bdrm, doi.t: tu IJCa<'hl,., & lrwy., l'nn•d to l>l'll I l>on I mtl>l> th1' ,. all now. $Hi 01122 OCEAN VIEW CONDO, REDUCED S THOUSANDS S Ftcduct'<i for 11 t ast s.111• Vut·unt & 'll'lll'r 1., an\ 1ou:. Bc.•uuuful 2 br d'llll umt \\ I pll· C:omGlumt' pc)l)I. !'><IUIH.I & JJ('UUI. ,\l th1,, pnc·c 1t won't I J'L' I lu1 ry' Call &15 0303 ---liiiiY CAMEO SHORES One of lhc mn!.I 1·harm mg homes " 1th IJrgc '" ing ~m. lorm.il d1ntnl! MiHIOft Vieio I 06 7 rm, library. f ,.11n rm :1 •••••••'•••••••••••••••• ,Br. 4\JOO "' It 11.1::. 3 11drm. 2 htt, rl!rptH. ltOrJitC!OU!. Ol'('~lll Vl\'W diµ., p;itm, li4r1<ll>i::.iiwd, Pool & jut Shown dull~ flll·d. l>t>uutHul \'IC\\ 1·4 PM. ~633 Pcrhum Or 547-~SC>orx:io :n'.!~ lHI> Hl-l Bkr. or tl45·21Wi a.~k far Low:.c Baker. ~~.~~~ ..... !~.~~ ~.~~~ ..... !~~~ .W:,portleach 1069 Nc~wnh:s~-3 Br 2~~ ba. ••••••-••••••••••••••• Choa::.c ec;l11rs.' Park, Brand new 3 bedrm home w /specl acular ocean View in prime N Laguna Joe Plus additional house lo help "' pymnls Owner motivated. Sub mil all orrers. World Wide Brokers. 673·4!'>45 •HARIOR VIEW pool. iaru.1.1.1. Below mkl 3 Br t:AllM~:L. Owner $81.!.IOO. 557·10'16 or 5136.500 1\ppl 644 7730 675·0745 NORlNS REALTY EASYLIVIHG UNIQUE Multi-level Bluebird Cyn home With hdwd. nrs, beams, skyl1tc 1n kitchen. bnck ft>lc. & ideal nr. plan. 3 I.He $147,500 (5141 LOWEST 'PRICED IN ;-.:~WPORT :! liR. 2 BA. dbl wide t•or lll'r lot. Jdult park S26.500 HALPINCHIN lll-:ALTOR 675-4392 NEW,ORT HEIGHTS PRICE SLASHED $10,000! •Harbor View Horne 2 Bdrm & dl•n tor .I lJdrm > .md 2 bath homl· ltahan 111 .. Ill cntr} ~ k1tc.ht•n SI 36.500 B' owner Pnnr1ph·~ vnl> Call~O M\O NEWPORT HEIGHTS Charming :Jhr, 2ha home 1n C'hOIC't' loc·atrnn. 111 tract1vt• t·ul ·dc sac i.lrcet SI 35.000. OPt'nSundav. l:!-1 601 Aldean.15th & Ir' Joan Uv .. y, Rltr 1)42·-1799 1n th1 :. eaRy·care 2 Bdrm .:! bath 0 Y ();an t'<ii>> walk to Main llt'al·h. t::a11y terms with prt vul<' r1nnnc1111c tl 't; l'IL'Y to see this v:ic·anl properly Only Sll5.5QO. f?r' ff l '•' 1 I It 11 •llJU ( ;,,.,,,,,. V"' Sl•••t•I 4 q4 9473 ')49 0316 A Rrnceful. archl'<i t•nt r~ 1ntrodUl'C!. this IO\'(•I\ hnm1' handsom<•ly rl: modeloo with imprcss1vel ________ _ lava rtwk f1n•11la<'l' & LCMJUftaHills 1050 lwamcd tcil1ni.:s 111 HOUSE ALONE ;::;~~~;;·;·~;.·;1:,:·r·~: N"i1t1<tn~· J 11~ 1<\11/,>f, 1~ worth this pncc But l1v. rm. 2ba. 1600 i.q IL Dl~'Tnl<...vr. th1., rn1.y 1h.' )OU tun ltvc near lhc S75.000. 551-1234 huht 1s on hu111· c·orner li>t beach'" Corona dcl Mar · "' " and have rc:.ir tenants lmmed tran:.fer forcC's with alley acct>ss & room help pay. $175,000 seller to reduce lh1s for your bo:it' SIOS.000 sharp A/C. 3Br. 2ba to I "'1uail ~ COMPLmL y ~·~· 212 pts for FHA ':. IPlac• . RESTORED rman g. Agt 768·5008__ Prap...ti•a Old Spanish mansion Loipa HlgMei I 052 751-1920 Wllb an ocean VICW. 3 Un· ••••••••••••••••••••••• '400 OUAIUT !OWPOllT IU•CH OPEH HOUSE SUM 171tt l'ort Wcsthournt• l PM t1ll l>usk llAl<BOR VIEW llOM 1-; 3Hr. 2Ru with mnny appl~. Plan:. lo udd 2 more bdrm,. Mo.,t <11· !>trahll' <irea. Only Sl39.500 ~ Its one mile lo Dana P01nl MiiJina. $215.000 RING IM 1978 Ol·eanfront hou~c " R•~ltors, Est. 1901 ' ., {714)67~ * 494-8057 * with this new home. 2 BR + den. formal dining room. vaulted ceilings, SPANISH STYLE oak cabinets. ceramic R d t I ( h d Lile counter tops. Homan C . I C t OO , arc C tub. $!1.t.500 portico entry, 2 BR .. In• l4_; rm. w/buy window & ~ AHCHOl.AGE frpl. Dming rm. Spaciou:. IHVESTMEMTS rear grounds. See today at $108,000. Hurry! 17141 49'-7711 Mission Realty 494·0731 ~===========~I RIVIERA EXCLUSIVES lllGll IN THE SKY, 3 bdrms. & den. fantastic ocean & city views! Xlnt neighborhood, close to schools. See today at $100.500 OCEAN VIEW 2 BR & den townhomc in guard gate community with recreation center. swimming pool & private parking for while sand beat•h. Jusl reduced to $114,!M>O. LOCJlllNI Hi~ lleellty .. ,. .. 24-ll 49 3.9494 495-5220 130-5050 HOl\ti-; & INCOME. 6 Units. downtown Laguna Beach. 3 Commercial. 31~~~~~~~~~1 residential. J."11nta~l1c ocean '1ewi. $595.000 OPPORTUNITY OF A UFETIME! Oceanfront restaurant. heart of Laguna Beach. All new cqwpmcnl. s~.000 MYSTIC 1111.LS. Overlooking Laguna. J .000 sq. ft. Chris Abel dl>stgned 5 bdrm. home. A rar(' opportunity at $375.000 MAGNfflCENT 3200 sq fl .. <I h<trm., 4 ''a bath home. Finest oceanfront community. Loads or ex· tr as. $350.000 BUlLDEn·s attention; two R·2 lots, heurt of Oanu Polnl. Both for $85,000 Serenity Wander m the gardens or entertam on the covered patio of this elegant 3 BR. home. Feel the ex- hilaration or lhe interior. OnlyS95.650 (421 :Ko/an H,, f .'.1'• /11 I I\. 11 II r I I I f J t ), IV ,,, I• I fJ\)1 1 'bl 1131 3~Wd Superb Buy 'Laguna Bea c h 2 bedroom with outi>tand· ing view of ocean & city lights. Totally r e· furbished & immaculate lll every detail. Only $164.500 (43) , ~· • f ' r 1 ·, • • r f ~ , , ~ I 1 • I '"' , ,,,, rl 11 y,.,,., Bdrm $335,000 lnqutn<'~ __ to · I'? Box 1025.0p<•n h'l' Lo"clr hm Temecul:.i pn<'.'ed n.:ht. ex<'Cpl'I 1n llV11MO!ll'Tl':G04hr.2ha. 'ci.t. 2212 :\targarel Or fam rm. Ownr 2015 Port A~ 548· lOOO or 6-16· 7114 Chebea. 640·1981 MEWPORTHTS Three Bdrm. 2 ba home on tropically plant1.'<i lot One of a kind. Wa1tini: for u speC'1al person. Designed for run living &15-4961. THE CALLISON CO. 2819Ncwporl Olvd, N .B. ---- QUALITY DUPLEXES 2 Nl'w duplexes from Sl79.000 Prime Nwpt llgts locat ion. Al l 3 bdrm. 2tr, bath u111t~ F'lrst user d<"prec1atmn Top quality construe lion Lot.c; or extra~ Jo~ to th(' wal<'r. Hc.,t hu\ 111 Newport Beach Call lo day ror appl f>.lfl·717l n.t'" r I J • f t 'I f 1 I• 60 Fl. bayfront. 4 BR, dell. pier. on Penm~ulu Marshall Hllr 675·4600 4·f>lex.100ft. from ocean. S2"8.000 \\'I land! ~lan;hall Rlty G75 4600 Newport Condo $79,500. 12 Olock to Wcf\t('llrf Plaza. Cozy 2 Bcdrm home with pool Xlnl buy. Call now ~5·7221 OPEN TODAY 1-5 1731 Pt. Hemley Palermo, priced to sdl' .J Bdrm:. , fam. rm , mamt·un-d corn<•r hom1• Sli5,!j()() -GEM· 120·1'' Tustin Ave .. :". 8 . REALTORS 642-4623 NEWPORT DELIGHT ,\ charming 3 Hll. 2 BA. Wtlh 2 CUlY ftrcplat('S on qw<'l cul dC' s ar. l•watrotl 1n prc..,t1~11ll.1' . l'Wport You II JU!>l IO\C 11 r•t.•asc• rail 540-3666 San Cltmentt l076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE HOME Only once in awhile dr> you find a quality home come on lhe markl'l that I:. PRICt-:D 111c;1JT. al ~154,500 You will find a lar.i:c. 4 BR. FAMILY home. loaded with 1•x- tras. lluAe yard. p'1t111. flreplu<'e. fruit tree;.. OCEAN VIEW. Enjo~ cooking lhosc steaks or\ the patio ga.~ BBQ. wh1l•• the kids play haskclball or vollcyhall crn t h•• paved courts. TRULY \ FAMILY llOMF: BERTIIA llENllY REALTOHS 2l5 Del Mar lfl2 41 21 PROF£SSIONAL IUILOIHG JNVESTMENT OP · porlun1ty: a beautiful motel. heart of Laguna Beach. Close to beaches & parks. Xlnt. cond. $750,000 i.a,.-...... '052 LclpM Mi91f91 1052 WOODSY2STY Rustic arch1lmurc wl~f\ ubundant glass. Heavf. shake roof, vaulted c:cl • angs, s weeping muter end c:hildren'a wlnf. Open hearth fireplace. Ma11azine perreh k1lchen. Multi-purpose area. In the S70'11. One of Ollr newer homes Bkr 536-9311 ... B.IGAMCE WlTH ) GOLF COUllSE VllWI! Beautiful "San Joaquin" plan overlooking golf course to fabulous R anc ho San Joaquin! Only $116.000. .Laszlo Sharkany 752-1414. <C-34 > L...-IHdl 104* ...,........ 1041 ···-=~~·;::.:;·· m~; ""II QfSlDEMIAl eROK~ CCMPIW'f Great View! • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• San Clemente prof bldg. office suites avail. H\ Rooms. Large parkinR area. Renl al 55< per sq. Ct. Consider trades &. term!>. S252.~ 493.0233, ~ $54,000 Fantastic opp to own Ill ~ Br condo w/central •ir1 bltn •PPlJanccs, tnchtd· Ing dsnwshr •. Chlldrea welcome. Shor\ walk '° clubhouae.:. .pool. and lhopplfta. Miler to P•Y for l yr home w,rran\)' • -+•t.000 cpl • drp •I· lowance. 7M-7MO \ TO IE SOLD TODAY ·Rancho Sao Joaquln 2 BR + den townhome w/bcautiful view & ,windows everywhere! Owoer 1traos£erred ! P,rice includes tennis 'Club membership. On tho golf course! Hurry!! Lila Harper 7~·1414. (C·3S) Th.ls totally refurbished ..JI. n U Spanis h charrn home annu ~w AQI' aWaJl& your ()CQUp&ncy, -Tr if ,.. ,.. EnJoycataUnuunsets& dt1 llabu by night. Now Ol\Iv SlfUOO (515 l • From the Shrff .t CoWw.U ..... • couwa.a. ...... co. 496-7222 831-0836 ,,.,... ...... .., .... ~~ I .., . IN THE SHORES-TOWNHOUSE 2 Bedrqoms, 112 Baths. Very private, and sunny patios with wood decking. Move-ih condition in a gate guarded community. Only $94,450. A COUM'B.L IA.MOil CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ,,... ...... .., .... ~-.... ~g-·1-..--; - rtlESIDEH'TIAL HEIGHTS Corner condo unit with ocean view from pa tio. 2 BR. 2 Ba with cathedrol ceilings. Clo!le lo golf course & community pool. S74,SIOO • ....... HICJ"I rt..tty 49"'241 l 493.9494 495-5220 1304 5050 1 ,, . . . ' ' S.1urd1y. Oeeemt>er 31. 1977 DAILY PILOf ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!.~.~ ....... ~~~.!=:!~~•••••• ~~~.~~•••••• &Agi.eM6tMf JIU ....•.......... , ...... . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C.t•Mn• JJZ4 Ms•W• HcMlse1U11fwwl.a.cl A,al••,.,...aie•t ..,.,,...hu.twa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... •• , 3242 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S• .._ ........ .._. ~ Prip1,.,f JOOO Nhl 3br, dej\, 3ba, short Cml~ I 071 For S• 1100 ••••••••••••••• ••••••• drhe Sea. fwy. Nr lo~. ....................... Mlw,.,-i .. ecll 3269 lcAool.a.d 1706 dllMmr 3122 MESA WOODS Bachelor Oceon v1 w. ••••••••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• ;.-;-•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Imo 831·3121 ·rr1.1lll'r '!>IJ.tl't. lb•Jto ell.lull HOM! & IHCOMI ---1 S BR, 2 8A, bi& f nrcd P•tto, lrplc. condo. 4 br. 3 ba. fam rm, 3200 Nk~ llt,e, chttry 2br. :iun Br lBr apt lur bu OfHtll )'ard . ~ yrs ,ol d . S2'/S/roo C11ll l213> sq.ll.l444Sllnti11ao.N.8 dtk, ~uiet adulls, no lloUse SatStrn 104. l!"4 ~ii~i.~~ontb . CALL 249 .2,1 0~: or ('/I J I Sl~mo.Agenl,$41·5032 pel.l.$3'76873...t.»I Lark!.pur.CdM • STARTTHl MIWYUR RIGHT VJrk, 1.ur1e i bc'drm dupl\'X .... ,_. a.och l l 6' 'r"4 111':'.1 '>'Ith 11\en1ied garj•e. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (lu1•t " pn v•te. near 8eautltuJ We:.t Newport I 0 • 40' re-defed , m.t)ur i.hopp1nl( P~rfrct be~chJronl hnmc S G Br, lnH•'tl JO lhl\ I owt•\I xtro ' ~ 7100 i.tartcr or rt>llrcnt~nl 2 bia. 5 .... ,.1.11ow rlltf! ror MESA VERDE 900 1830 NO FEE! Housei1. t·ondm, SWdto Apl. ncor btuch l~ Co~y lbr. (1 pl. 1>ool l 4BR,2_BA,Ccncedyanl,._.__ 32 .... duplexe s Mental CallbetweenllOfM Pt!rbon onl~ '\o •-"""'"• """" Pavlhon.1175 4912 Bkr 875-8141 , pets rh1ld $3.W. 640 7000 Pnr,,.,., •11l"I·· I"\'") .I U(' c •an. • • ,_., '" ~ " • • • • .. _ .. fr K home Cilll 540 11$1 8 mo. lse. Muy ron:.1der \'1ll11il· ~ .. n Ju.in oindo nsTI. -c:rou o m • new pa.mt • cu.rpct1na. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---- $5251 mun th CALI. U l'k Ill 3 n • B LwcuryCondo.3bcdrm, Dix 2 Br. gal°j ~Jy s.i50 LI~ lbr. beamed l'e1hn.:, St<. hxlt'tl lo<·ataon -.hurt Mart •hop'CJ c enter. yrly <714 l956·S87l 566-2660 N\b . r0 2''r ~· lJ11th.den.w1dktobt:ach Avail 11 16 Phont:· tlr-p..1>t0\le&1or . For l .S E LECT + onu:. rm. x Olu, 1, 1 """'"""" k ·' walkluljkc Stl.500' 64 6-691 1 o w n er. Nl:;AR8EA<.:H 2br.2ba, SQS ~7.71»4 ; tSp 3215 oo,. tenrus S6SO/mo ., ..... ...-.evu w nu:. cmplny.,ct JJcri;on. no PROPERTIES -REuT"'LS -Ava1l l8 fit)!; lca11e. Ai.k lci6ooPeniftM11a 3707 IJ(•l.-. $310 mo u.&4>-7577 "'HCHOlt .. Al 2191 Harbor, Sp 34. itarage & yrd . $650 per "' "'• CM .. ~ _....J 1---------·1 mo a.ts 8914 IHYISTMINTS ' •wh 1119'Wy --- " "' CorJay, Agent, 84H270 ---~-......-••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR Apt, PllllO. got'. . . . . Deluxe -I plcx m Orange, BLUF1''S CONDO, 48r, C714t4t6-7711 SJl<(OJturt• 73. <!-1.'<liO pluir; 2·3 Bil 2 Rr 1 Ur 2b1 .. Z" Pliao. Nr SftECIAL 2BR.l Ua .... .$345 Lie 4 br upPff, -11 oppl. odult ... no pet~. Al(c•nt 5 Br 3 Bu home on golf 2 BR, 2 bu.· · · 1525 WALK TO BEACH, pool AcrOtl!I Crom !xh. Wblter No foe $375. 673·2.SHO nr ---------""• 1'!" 1•~·,,.~ 1><irl'h s:i1.~l0 s1112.ooo.' or. 542.1940 ' 111·hoo1s. shops & boy's ---------•! i'.i.laleSal(• Altt ti-Ill •1.tl!o club. Avail Feb·St•pt. <.'ourse. Opt avail. now 3 BR, 2 Ba · · S475 535 & te nnis. Exciting 2 onl)'. $52.S/mo. 962·190i 836·3447 $895 mo. 640-2981 ~ :~· ~~ ~~ .,~~~~ Story. 4 bdr_ms. 3 btt, sun· BEACH View u inr 2 8 CA." AIHS HILL ss:iotmo 644-1755 ---f"• "i' '·"""'IV ~ deck & atnum $623/mo · • ,-~ ' r. Jbrcottage,pool.jaeuui, 4 DR,3 Ba .... $600/7:1(} lile · $450. l Br $32$, Adults,CostaMna 1824 ldcul curn~r lut'Jlau11 Acreage few Sale 1200 n '-' J. r D u u u '\t J r ' u u • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • llrJrld m·w :J HI!. 2 Iii\ FIVE ACRES '4 llh UIJ!ll'<lllcll l'al l)l!b \ jJlc) moun tain & ot·c,10 'II!"~ Ownl·r JO>. 1ous ~1 akc offer. S!J7,SOO LOCJIM"a MICJU.C Realty 496·24 I 3 493-9494 495-5220 830-5050 llard lo find h1>r"e prol pcrty Branll new ;1 llH. :.! UA ho111c llu~t.' IJnlll~ room. "l'I lmr, Ir pl1 :1 <·ar g;irage Won t lta~t' mm 11111611 :.im ,. o H ;,'.!:! 0:;:111 $2000 DOWN Ap_artmrnh ~cw ;.'850 .,q fl l·ounln fOf' Sale 1300 hm. 4 Hr + clt·n t-Ur\ t•d •• •• ••• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • 'Lur<·a..,t'. till' cnln. :!' / Mud tu .qH Hu:.-. moor hil, frml nan. wet tmr iv TOl'l'rl>, l.l·l~Urt• World 2 Br. pal.lo. S325 per mo For R...t or lease J BR. $575 mn SS Acat·1 a Tree La 2 Bil. view, $525 mo 4291, Begonia dishwasher ,adultsonly. 5BR,3 Ba ........ S875 1 A R GE h . utll . pd 303 !::.••••••••••••••••••••••• 645·2498 3 BR 2h ba HVllms S650 WATER with bo~t ed;k~ Edgewuter. (1)11'11 281lii 2 Br 2 Ba + loft & pnllo. 3 BR. 2 Ba. frplc, bltns, 2 Story w/4 bdrms. ram Coro...ldef Mw 1722 slvirt>fna. gur. pool. no 885 Senate St. $425 mo rm, din rm & pnvary ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ts ~. 046·~1 lst & last + ser:_833·9J:05 $1200/mo lse. 19r Studio furn, ~ hlocklt $225. Ljle a\lra<'t 1 llr. lBr. gas & water pd. S240 l.100 NORD best loca· from bearh, S275. ruo pool. lndry, or s hof)l> 1 Adults, no pets. 548-4135 Uoo. Exec. 2 Bdrm. den. 67~'9417 1\dlt. no pelS. 325 J . 17th Eves642-0835.IH6-6423 dmmg rm New to & out CottaMna 3724 l'lut•e AftllAM. NEW 3 br, 2 ba, Cam rm'2 sty. quiet. nr. !>Chis. m1rr owave, days ~3437, l'\'eS 673·8484 $700 mo. ON LI DO. Special 2 bdrm++. Glamorou~ 1+523 CAMPt15 Da·IR\llNE ~~e~~:?~ ;aobuloui. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l BR duplex Easls1rlt' $50 WEEK & Ur :imull but rutc ini.1d<' Studlo.1 bedroom Adult!. only, i-.t& la"I mu Ill aid serv1('e, PoOI + $50 dt>p, S210 mo ,\\I 2376 :-.:ewporl Bl. C M Jun l. Dn\·e b)" first thl'll 548·97SS or IH5 3'.it;7 tall l2S B. <!bl St. ,\Ill 2 VlEW 2 Br w beuut de- t'Or $650 mo lsc 2 BR. den, Sii25 mn fo:xer Home nr So. Coast Turtlerock 4 hr. fdm rm. 1947 Port Cardiff l'la~a. Lite 3 Br. 2 ba. din rrn. 2 hu, \'1cw ol UC I ~\ti~ ~BR. den. view. S!l75 Garden kitehen fam rm 1\\·:111 . Jan. 3rd Lse 212.SYal'hl Radiant C:µI~ drps, laund rm. gur Grdnr. water. J:.,on 2 Bit. dt·n. '1c~. SliOO d r 0 p n r B c 0 u l dues pd by owner $575 muc h • mu l h 11111r1• f u r ~ a I c E " I ·' I ,. :==~:!!::!:::~I llurn "flll t l.1 .. l l)(J:-i \j tr1f1tt• l!U .11117 • Waterfront Homes Cdl 63 1·1400 STUDIO wutCLYRATlS F\111 Kitchen & TV Linens & Uliht1es E !>Ide. nr bck h,1\' 21J1 Iba, $300 mo Adib. 110 UOJ!S. $48-7933 l > I r-: C; () ll 1-: \ I. T V . C . al l!JH 5/14il ~~ 1600 SCl'!to Ana I 080 •••• •• • • • •• •• • • • • • • • •• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nl•:\VP<)H'f t!rl•:&l locCJ · ONE YEAR HEW lion for l>mall hui.1nc•i.1> TRI.LEVEL " i:o , ,..,alJ1l1t y ,\gt I BH, 2 Bi\ highly u1> ~r:idcd. with l>ll'P down h\'lng r1111m, rat~l·d «1111 an~ room, ''l'll dn m,1.,tor llJI J.11\ lH'~ plu-. 111 ftor1·d .tl $fig,!KIO 540·3666 FIXER-VA \odo"n. low l"l"""i:' "' h, "PJl"IUlh I llr '4 .111 \ C '>I I' I J I .1 .i I '"' S~J ~1~>41 I hn n 6. t .II I ' Agent .>.au lt.-lb SA. VE SELLERS DREAM HOME 1;11i 4JK(l NEWPORT BL VO. 3 Comm Ul'llt l.nuldan g:. un pnmc lm·a111m. :moo ''1 fl tut:il ('11ncrct1· lilnl·k l'11 n ,lru1· t1on SI :!5, IJOIJ 111 ll GI' urll1) . Hl'allor H75 1;11;1 lncomr Prop~ 2000 ...•....••••.••.••..... NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX 1-.,tr.1 .. harl' 2 UH unah I liolh I' pra \ dll! µJlw:. ()\\Ol'r \~Ill hl'fpfln<tlll'C Call 9S5-0350 nc TA.,L.OA C•~"-"PAN'Y R .. AL.TORS O t \/f L OPLR!::. 5 UNITS COSTA MESA T110 2 hcdr•wm, :111111· 111.'<lroum 111111' an 1:uod n·11l.1I .ttl'J Sclll'r mull\ .1le~I •400.QllAll sr NIWl'OllT HACH DUPLEX NEWPORT HEIGHTS I 086 Lake " doll hou~t·. 2 •• • •• •••••• ••• •• • • • • • • • btodroom l·ompll'tl•I) rc-4 OCF:,\:"I '11•w apl 11 110111 tlonc Pl.US -.parkltnlo! ~ Br Si'•.lllJO l. \C,l '\i \ new J b1otlroom .. 1ucl10 RE1\l.l'\' l!JI 111177 Two IJjlh:. CJ!.'.h t·n1.} WHtminsttt 1098 f1rcplatc and drl'Jm •••••••• ••••••••• •••••. kitchen:.• SIH5.000 m;1n: ~ YOtm 0 1.,:-.;n: IP.I jQuail l f.leilut 3 n R homl•. S2.5011 ~ Place dn <:all no". 21 hr Pr · ... rrnc1• ~(; f;/!i'J .1i;l apert••• "' 7Sl·19 l 0 '"' fi,tobfle Ho~s i.oo a11A•l s1 N1Wl'01tr 11 "" For Sale 1100 •...•....••..•..••..... Costa M.so-Nwpt Bch llOl'lll.E WI tH: LUXlll<Y llOM E Lcwcly 2 Br & h.ith in ;;irlull pt•t p.irk. c;or~t·nus <orner lot w1bc.11111ful lnrl.,c•p'i: Vl'ry 1m v;ill' porch & p<1l1u w plenly of DUPLEX CORONA DELMAR Sol)t'r prule of owner~h1p unit~ with fireplact-s, cnl'lrn.t'<I garagt•s. :<hake roofs l'O mplet('ly rP furh1sht-d tlow1•rs. ro~l'~. l'hmhl·rs. ,£ .Quail ~ h11mm1ngh111l fn·dcr:-.. • Plac• l'I<• 1•1.t·s .,w1mm1ni;: • ' pool. J•H·u1.11. ,1iu1 fl•·hnl. Properties -.rw1al at'll\'111\'' galorl·' 7Sl-19l0 ~ ti I\ I\ i. :.! I !11111 LI(' ••OO OU•lll St NIW1'01T llACM II I)! 1:1214-:!'I t' \I.I FOl!.'111 \ I' \{'I FIC '.\lohalt• I lonlt• ltl•Jll \ :!706 H 11 r hnr .Su 1 It• 20ll C,\l.L~11 5!137 SI 00/Mo. Rental COSTA MESA 1978 ~kyhnl' 2111 . 2 b~1. plu.i;h pulJI) pnrd1 ror that spcc111l couple c•r pt'r-.on whn enjoyi; lu~ur\' l.o\'e ly locjlJOn. "" 1 mmlni: pool. elt". (SOl\IJ I S:fl.!lll(l C1\LI FOfl:"ll.\ I ',\Cl !-'JC TRIPLEX, C .M. GrC':11 Ea:.b1dt• 101·. Ol'Wl'r 3br. 2bu frpl<'. ~d 121 2br 1 ha, patio" enrl 1o1ar SJ6S.UOO Tom Lee. Rltr, 642-1603 EASTSIDE/CM Redul'cd Sl0.000~ 3 on 1 lot mcl pool + rm lo build ·I morl!. Plans in· ducfc-rl For deta1ll!d info Cilll Kattiy Tracy Rltr. 548-1927 752·2887 27 Montanai.&,tc landsl'ajJed walled i\1,'\ ~1 ·5032 5 BR. S7!f0 mo bkvrd. 2 patJOs Bul>ei. lo "--, • 2(~2 Port Wcybndgl' .\ 11 New p 0 r 1 M es u ,.,, uni;ewtr~t· Condo. new I 4 RR. fam rm. dm rm ~chools. incl gdnr Avail bdrm loft Grnwn t·µt . V1ew,S9751mo. Jan bl. 56.>0'mo lsc l>elr l'lcnn1.ng oven ii I \I I 1 I 4. d I \·.I New Seav1ew. 3 Br, 2 ba Pool, tennis. jar SR7SI mo. yrly 67.5-0562 CLOSE TO OCEAN Royal S.lhs Motel 2Q80 Newport Blvd, CM 642-2611 201!1 Yacht Resolute 531 7344 ·\\'<111. nuw S.12.S mo EXCHANGE Ur 6 5 3411 5527552 Shurp H arbor View SUSCASITAS . into s units in Costa 3 Br 2 Ba. dbl gar. encl On the Luke Woodbridi;e Monaco 3 Br. nr _POOi, 10· Nlrely furn. large & ~Macnab-Irvine :\,I".~·· :1 ''·2·1·1 IJP '~. w.' patio, r pts. llrp:., bltns <: n · . 2 B N d grdnr. Avatl now. s mall l br. Adults. only, ~ u "' L' pool. kid!> ~k No u~. ~hl>lllC~I· '· $GrOO/ r . 644·47211 lBr, pvt pnllo, qwl'l ddt·r ly adlt. XJnt E sidt• Im· 67~3335 One Studio Apl SltiS. l~l & la.st & One 21Jr ,\pt $:!:iO. 1111 & la~t. Peli. & ktcl~ OK. Loe: Del Mar/Nw1Jt >l2·1HI em·lo!'cd garoges Ex peL~.SJ6.'> mo. t>-1.t l ll!tl ~ uc .. uu. mo. ----------1 no pell-2110 Newport r clll·nt ('oodituin · nn1---------• ------c.i11 SSl 1234 Sub-lease, no depo:.1t re· Blvd. _ Lur"e 3 BR. 3 Ba. <·lost• lu 'ae;rncici,! S20o.OOO. Vu· ---quired. av:ill. 1mmed. ,.. __ .. _1_t 372L " .l.i~hm~k• 6-ti!-~5 IC 36 ) llOM Et'INDERS 8 Toro 3232 L'nwers1ty Park Terrare 675-1912 Bkr. -rU'lll'I v shopping. 'ay <'leun. PENINSULA Thousands of Hentals ••••••••••••••••••••••• lwnhme, 3Br, 2ha, frplc, ---______ ,••••••••••••••••••••••• SJOO. mo 552.71155 All II llbl ~Jr . S47S /mo wir.STCLIFF $300 2 Dr, ocn view . -TRIPLEX ars~uamlo apl"pm:c!<-Twnhsc custom 2Br. 2Ha . ~-7HOO s; A·2SOOl La Cresta, owller lBr :ipt. lge llv rm. & t..11 ( ' tl h 4 BR. 2 BA, fplc, fenced &din urea Pool l'nml' IOl'altOn Or !>Um · snc l nr, furn. ultl pd air. a ar gar, ~panou:., d ( 494.fi848 · · ml'r "1111errl'nt.1l'l .i!& ""'n SJ.Wmo 544-10.11 HeotorlA!ui.c Ncw2Br yar · rwt trees. 2 car · - --S2'.IS1mo 5.t87'f.:?I ;1 HI< un1h. 1Jart1.illy ~~~23UBdr. frcckutdrl & 212 ba. llcntagc Prk, ofl gar .• ~pacious. $600/mo. LOCJll'HI leoch 3748 . --. I u r '" "" t•il SI !l!l ,.'>00 Ot rm. ' :. IJC\l> W a In u l UP grade:., ~t &_l_asl._!73-4_5-_1_5. --••••••••••••••••••••••• .:? & 3 Bdrm apl:.. rlOM' to l.\11nl·\.'all'nl lnl'l;.1.1 H2UO Lfff:Tl:\.IL'SEH\'llE FountainVdley 3234 popular earlhlone)> s-Cl .. l L:AGUNA BEACH MTR. i.h oplJl~g . pool I\< it':r.1 557"'.0122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $395 mo 752 6G8ll ..-s; "' JNN. $65/wk S2~1mo ~h1ld~eo !<-.. Pljv an'J .i !'I.EX i-:s llunt llr h . (.'m mgtnns. pnme lor lmmJc llqih ln l' l'I' i\gl $115.000 l'il 540-4464 ---Lots fOf' Sale 2200 .......•..••........... HAWAII FREE RENTAL LIST We have homes m Her)' or e a \'ti I j .i: c n ca f t:.Slull', 10082 G arf1eld i\\e, 11.B 963·4567. No Choice a<·rcagc m crlook Fee mi:: the Pacifi c Sl\:io<l per ---------· a<-re One & lhn·" .1rn· parcels avaalahle l1111T> Balboa laland 3206 for best select ion ••• •• •• • •• • • • •• • • • • • •• • 898-7855 With option to buy. 2 st y. 2 Bl'. 2 Bu. Little Island l",111 Uill. ti75·31i5!J or f)I~ 11847 al(t. Balboa Penlnwla 3207 Heady lo b111 Id 1111 lilt. I .ID •• ••• •• •• •• • ••••• ••• • •• t ... ~11c oecan vtl'W & walk 3 Dr. 2 Ba. dbl gar. over tohcach. La~una !i1tcd lot Im mac no Owner aj!ent m :1 7~16 pell> Lca!.e S525 mo. t2l3>447 41410 Mountain, Oeset"t, Li: c 3 b r. \Ve:. t mo n l 0'>' o i\l!l 3 Br 2• 1 Ba rondo. newly M ,1id serv color T\.'. t>l2·97fi0 vr t;.i2·31l:IO Ai.it - Beaut vrd. r efri••. decor'dOptavail,Janl. h t d I '71 '1 " $525 &I0298 ea e poo • .. Col)•bach.qwt'l.noµd-.. \lol>hr dr)r ancl'd. ,\\'uil W(){)(llmdi:c Crl'ck,il.le '1 _ mo · 1 4&4-529.1, 985 N Coast adlt:.. uuh incl, s1:1.1 J I 711 S450 mo 538-382-1. Br 3 Ra dining rm. fam Sha p lb 2b r I _lf~'Y "'"·9·u9 uft'•r 6P:\l W7-7689 rm. atnum. rpl~. drp:., r · r . a. orma '"" "' v " • --.------patio. Jndsopd, nrb} dtn. rm. rumpus rm .• Sl85C II b h ~_.°" .. ach l 24 O park, lake •· pool ~ •95 2700sq.fl ... back bay_ area. urn sma cozy •c 2 Br. 1 Ba. l story. ~hai:. • ..,. °' .., A I d $650 Nr bch. ulll pd Resp drapcs, pauo. frpil'. •••••••,•••••••••••••• mo.llJl-3463 ~-;~amme · · empldadlt.49-14200 beam cell. gurag t', l'OOL HOM 8 • -------1 Adults $27~. 2$4 l t~ldt>n .1 lied room . 1.,, hath. Um\'. Park area. Conve 5 Br. sparious. w/pool. lo Oceanfront s tudio. qwet <I ,538_8406 sha r p --v a ca 11 l. o 0 ly OJl•nlly l~_atc>d nr Ir\' I ~· mamt rnrd. Will rent to single. $260 yrly intludes $450 'month Call Mack duslnal I ark. 3 Hr. 2 b.1, f I • • •I l uUI 497.1303, t'Ol.JR Sfo:ASONS ,\}"fS ~pae1ous 2 IJr I wnh:ol' l '~ ba, pnul. pvt patio. 'Ill . r r p I c r n l' d Pa 11 0 am1 y or sni; ma ure ul 962· 7788. $500 m~ 552 9G7:1 · adlb . $900 mo. 556-0975 3br. 2ba. Prl'1ddl'nl llonll' M~port ShorH HAPPY 1n Turtle Ho<'k lltlh. 310 Prospcrt. 3·4 Hr . 2 11i..1EW YEAR si;oo ~s-20118 11a. nr crubhouse. pools. " O<'can & tennis. No pets. Spend 1978 in u brund Woodbnclg(' New 3Hr. d111 ldcal for family. S510 mo. new b ca ch ho m c . rm. C:lm rm, ~1tnum lease. :J\'l l/3. Schworer. Spacious. up!!raded thru· S500 Ph 111.a 14!14·24~ 714-673-265-l out. frplr .. d~I. l!arag<'. Nr-new Woodbra<li:l' w~trllff J Bdrm 2 ba pvt. ·vard. Children & • : • ~" • pets ·welrom e . Only f\lo~hm J Rr 2':t Aa. rcr w1pool. patio, \loaler $525/mo. See daily 1·5 p~ pd SS2Smo 833-2265 ~ald.S6S01mo.S48.m95_ 513 17th St. Agt. 960·6161 New l BR condo. air conrl Channel front 2 slry. 3 + or846-1Jll. pool, JjC, ~auna. tennis, study, Crplc, huge pallo clbhsc $2'J5 mo Ownl'r ti I pd . 6 7 3 5 187, ~port .. ac:h 37 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------c d)llc.l 0 .K. No Pl.'~. ~i~ 735 Jounn G4t>-H83 BACHELOR APT. Cll!an 2 Br Townhs{' 1 1 ~ ALL UTILS PD' ba. :idlL,,, no pets. 1114:1-11, 100· from lh1• orean. Pomona. S275. S<Ul·ti.3!'17 Sem1-furnil1hcri. A\'atl -- now! 201 E. Halboa Ulvd Easlside nC ~ewport Yrly. S225 per mo NO Townhou!>e 2 br, 112 1111. FEI-:. Call : Sue at F1\. j!ar. lpll.'. \'11~a111. SS&-7707 anytime ~gcnl 5'1li-llljlj. ---------1Severul 2 br. 1 ba. Vaean1 • 1 child OK. bltn R Cl S2.'iO mo Agt 548-.!_l68 agent ~6 07115 213-789-8768 -------RHOri 24 O Corona dt4 Mar 3222 • •••••••••• ••• •• • •• •• • •••••••••••••••••••• ••• J BR. 2 BA. pool. fenced ~autiful View This is :i ('harmer! )ard, 2 car gar .. dose lo Deerfield Townhme. 2 Rr, OCEAMROMT 3 BR, 2 ba. yrly. S595 STEPS TO lliCH Qwcl 2br hsc in tn plr' Re::.pon. udlli., no pct:.. non :.mkr S250 &l6 2.12:1 3 Bl> 2 b dA .. Crplc :.chb & l>hps. $395/mo. 2• 2 ba. l'ullo. frplc. n;,ir Furn redwood n 1b1n on '· a • .on, " 5 ., ac rci. , .. rankhn !<-ltl\' Patio SS2.5Mo.yearly. ~s~&:_l~t.673·-t~S dr opnr. upgr11t•d !>laanll·!>' '>ll•i•I " Paul Marlm Rllr 2 br w gar . S2SO. Cpls !)400 mo ov1t1il nuw LEASE 2 Br. 2 ba Condo nr lloaj.! H osp. FP. 11l.hw:-.hr, encl 2 cor gar 1 elee I. $3'.)5. 645-8294 C\'CS <'Jrpcl~. 111..,uluttun &147383 675·5621 Water pd 2710 '",\'' !'>Sl0016or 5521HX6 I S• · · • 11 D I .,36 4120 Bluffi. 3 RR . 2 Ba Condo, 2 Dr, houl'ie unf. SJ7S 3 BR. 2 ba . unf. S12.S associated :l Br unfurn. adult,,, nr llarbor W11:-on . ,\\ .ttl I 7 i8 ~.i mo. 631 :r.;;1 ufttipm P.ane tnl! ~1..i.10 Ca :)pa l' 3br.2ba Cutht-dral (: aware '' eomplell'ly rederorau-d . Georg~ 1-'rr,. ~k·n}ltnklc beamed c(:1hnj!s. fplc. 1 Spm. u.c,.naleach 3248 Pool. park-ht..c !>Cllmg, J,g. 1Br. i:J.I D Shahma1 Real ~.,latc!'>I~ 3154.• t!l>I .:ar . ~_ard . S525 2br, 1,2ba. f'r1Jlr. fnC''d •••••••••:••••••••••••• SSO!S yeilrly 644·1667 New patnl. s;n;; mu 8R()1<l1!<, llElltTORS JVJ • /tf l..J•b•,Q • 'I !t;i/, Ranches, Fcrms, hi3-8'700 710Goldenrod yrd $365 mo. !!62-778'7 ask 3 B<.lrm. 2 h:a , .11num, \vATERFRONT HOME ---------~ &l2·3288. ~J.1616 G 2700 -fo M· . 5'16 8609 f rp I c, comp I c:· t e I)' Sub I B ii N ro•es Spyglas!i lh ll View JBr. _.':;_~ _. remdld Walk to beach & 2 Br, e ncl gur .. bnat ·el l rapt unl ov. Reder. 2 Br 1•2 Ba. ~ar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fam rm. $1000 mo rncl 'g Vacant-Jan 1-3 bedrm. 2 town . $800/ mo Ph dock. Winter rental $360. 78. Park Newport Apb pauo. adults, no P•''"· NEW I FREEi itarde~r 644·8184__ ba. crpL'i. drps, fenced 640-7020 673·4700 _ SJSO mo. 644·7097 1\va1I. nnw S27S 5S!J·li588 • • SPYGI ~"s 4 yard. $395. 963-4567 -----SE VIEW B B ,,,~ ocean view. A enl no fee 2 Br1 1 ~ Ba. Cplc, view. nr A ·.3 r , 2 a, ocn ~nh F:t\STSIDE lg 2 Br 2 Jl.J. Exriting Spnng Cntulog! Br. 3 Ba. 2 fam rms. J?OOI g • · lo bch & shol)!>. No pets. & boy v1ew, guarded Unfwnidted fplc. lndry, 5375 mo. Ai.:1. Over 5:400 Cou.ntry table. oversized pal1os. Townhouse, 2 b r. 2 l>a, i\dults.$410mo.4911.3223 !(ale privac.Y + _com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS2·<»34cvs .SS2·0507 Properties dcscrihc<I, all xtrus. $1450 mo. new end unit Adult over ------rnumty pool, 1acuzz1, ten· 1._, p · 1 3107 --------· p1c-tured ! ·I.and. Far mi.. Owner/ Agt 831·7006. 40 !l68·5'130o~ 002.44~ 2 Br. den. I' 2 hath. m!>, SOOO mo. 640·0327 a enenw a LA MANCHA -""S llomes · Waterfronl. · panoramic 0t·eun vww. --------·~~··•••••••••••••••••• Lgc 2 br garden apL'i & 3 Hecreution, netarcml'nl Costa Mesa 3224 2 Br. 11 ~ ba, rpts, drps, 2 $450. 497-2370 A·fo'rame-3Br. 2b~ .. 2 rar N1re ba.r h. $190. Resp. •. h 0 h h 8 I dlt Utlpd N ,, 106 u r twn se. s w r, Buys ! Mailed F R fo;I-: ••••••••••••••••••••••• car gar .. lge fnl'cd yd. gar. eam cei ings, a · 1 • ope...,. bltns. encl. gar. gas blxt from the World's Lari~csl 3 Br l' 2 Ba, 1500 sq .rt.. on ru 1-d e -sac. $350/ mo. 2 Br 2 Ba gorden:s, 2 non plush rpts. Club. tennis. E. Bay Ave, apt fl. Pool Gas pd. 771'.1 Scott Pl. Gihraltur Yard maanl 1213 )797.3'126 smkrs, no pets. $400. Avl pools. +walk lo beach. &l2·S07:.I STROUT REAL TY int'ld. :-.io pets. 151 .966.! --111s. 494-8375 ss5o yr ly 645 .04 23. Bachelor. 1 Blk to h~arh, l<ir info Attractive. clean, 2 Br 11 2 -3250 &iG-3666 all util. pd. Sl 85 mo. Lge 2 br. 2 ha stutl 111 ~9 So h t i\\ c --ba condo $295 Pooli. l.ac)llno Hiia 675·1058 ' Cost M S29S Dept 8300. :1 Br. 2 lJa. Cam rm. pool play areas'. 673:lM68 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hgts area 2 Br + dbl gar. Corofta det Mar 3122 Ava1f Ja~:.;~d 9911:0!~;' Arcadaa.Ci\91006 table, dbl gar. beaut Atlractive3BR.2 BApool grdnr.$4SO mo.Avl1116. ••••••••••••••••,.•••••• · -· -· 1213HIS·7750 \ard $425. 642-5466 or 2 Br. 11 2 ba Condo. 2 y rs hm. w/frpl & AIC. Nr 675·306.'leves/wknds ~1odern Duplex For R..al Estate 645-4483 nld. Pool, laundry. gar new. Call 494-8611 JnfOl'mauon Call -S360 mo96J·Sl!56 -BLUFFS Bayfront Beau-~-645 5855 Wanted 2900 31Jr. 1 ba New rpts/drps &..,..a Higuet 3252 ty. bwlders prof decor'd. n;B v ••••••••••••••••••••••• f"rplc. 458 Broadway. Spac Brookview Condo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Ba sngl level avail '[l,, 'l~-:_:_ Sp;ic 2br, encl'd pJt10. OWN Prop erly 1 n S400. Ph 645·4461 end unit. 3Br. 2''.I ba, Lovely 3Br. 2ba. Cord yd. now. S675 lse. 955-2297 or __ o.;• ~=-dshwr, rarport, adlts. no Inglewood. llawlhornc frplc, 2 patios. Nr sprinklers gar opener 540-5505 pets. S250. 975-423~. or So. Bay are:i"' EXEC\.ITIVE pool / tennis . $495 nodogsS4~/mo. 497 3J.16 EXEC WANTS HOME. GARDEN AP'fS 7Sl·0872 WILL PA.Y CASH!! POOL HOMF. -North ~9403 ------CORONA OEL·}.L\H -----Ph T D'Alle ;i d C~la Mesa. 2 Sly, 2600 Bc:iutlful Sea Terrace 4Br. or 3+~en. close lo 2 0 T h r 1 New 2 Br 2 Ba Jnd 1 llr · om ss n rn i.q ft .. 4 BR. 3 ba. rorm Nice 2 Br Condo. 112 home. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. ram. wtr. Potential 3 yr lse By r own ou~. qi"· tpt.s. dl"J)ll . hltns. xlnt Im· T.D. PROPERTIES dm .. pool sen •. jncl. S650 baths. frplc. WI D, patio. rm., frml d ining & Ii ving. 21 I. 495-17071642-0212 Pool, tennis. So11¥c OCl'an 17(>7 Oranjle. &IG 7'J'JJ or (213 l674-6!-.l07 or t7M I Mo. ~5.7505 Dave carport. Cpts/ d rps . Pvt communily w /pool. Sea Jue & Cutalina vlt-\¥8. CI08e 6~2 1155 546-6201 ttny11m,. or $365/mo. Ph 963·2827. jacu7.d, tennis & beach C--'slrano 3278 to F:ishion ISiand & fine ;\101)1\,· llome Ht•iJll\' 27()1; lh1rl>or. Swtc 208 CALL 5-.10 !'>H:n (_714 _l846·522lnfl fipm Easts1de 3br. 2ba condo. 642-6006 S72.S p I I t ..,... beach.AlsolBr.644·2611 L.ge2 Br, 1'~ Ha, I yl'nr -F"" I dbl •A()O Imo. 0.'iS. SC op . ••••••••••••••••••••••• nnw. i\dult'I onh'. no Balbon. 7 Units. Steps to ., Pr. gar . .., mo. ( . 752.9223 or 49'H61 l . "' • ---------1 bch. lti) 2 heds. 1 bach. Haus" Funriahect 646-4380 Spacious 4 bdrm, am1ly ----3 Br, 2 ba condo. Vill age pela:_!.:.~·Z.·n9 Buy~Rs MARKET Pool.SitSO.OOO.ByOwner, ••••••••••••••••••••••• home w/pool. Lscor mo Monarc h Summil·2Br. SanJuan.nrlake.pool.2 Sp0tJess.Welk\Obch. 20,; l>own. ,..5 .• ~;_c1. BcActa Island 3106 3 IR • 2 1 .. lo mo. $475. Rita Myers den, 2Ba, ocn view. ndlt c ar ga r . S 3 8 5 / m o. 4Br 3Ba F m rm 2100!!qfl "'' ,.,.,., __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • "' Agt.S39-0550or~·5't20 community, rlbhse, pool. 495-5760 Yrly,509Arncia,84S·7048 SPECIALS '" 1 U · s house. large yard. Avail. -$460mo 497 42°0 ----,,.., hoo 7 Oil!\, leps to LUXURIOUS 3 BR. 4 BA now. S350 per mo. West 1 Bedroom tondo. pool. · · 00 2br. 2ba duplex. Crpts. 2 Br 2 Ba. like new, 2 car ESTATE SALE hrh. (Ill 2 hcds, 1 bach. North Bayfronl home. Side C.M. Cal 1 Su e : tennis, super location, ON THE GOLi-' COURSI·:. drps. range, dshws hr, gar. was her/dryr. $445 1973 Skyline 20x44. 20r. Pool s.1so.ooo. By Owner. Yrly or short term. Avail 556.7707 $250. 962·7188. delightful 2 Ur 2 na con-dbl gar, S325 mo. 493-4268 mo. 759·1131 : 4.94·2!Hl6 IS1163U X> Adult µark . 20',0own.S45-305l. __ J:in 1. LORA VANCE do W/D refngintl l'otr -~-------- Or anJ?e. rent S!l5. Im 1---------·1 REALTOR,673-4002. &!per 3Br. l~ba, frplc. & 'teM1s. Bearh o~I~ . ScMtaAna 3280 1&~ury J~r w/m~ ocean maculule, atlrar\lve an 2 Houses-I Lot-CM .---.a •--1--. .aa 3107 Large 2 Br l Ba pets or blt.ns, patio, nr schools. mi Lse s-t50 496 4440 o •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Jelly " ews, on Y steps Sc od 523 91 $ -,.-.......,._ children OK. $300 +dep. 15532 Pelican $425/mo. 493-6033· · &!per value. 3 br, 2 ba, to Ouna Cove. f4SO/mo. area. •e l ay. ,. I . R.-ecl SI 0,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avan now Small yard & < 7 14 > S 3 6. 8 7 5 4 o r fplc OW carpet.s. Kids & 675-2535 ----------. HIELr! Owner must 1ell 1mmcd, has moved to new home. Best price. 3Br. 2Ra In 5• family pel park, El Toro. 24xS2. SUnnybrook, 19'/2 0791X·Ul Ml\J\EOFFl-:R Owner said "SELL Jt ... OCEANFRONT 4 br , 2 bu ear. 963·700o (213)438-2018 Masion VI-Jo )26 7 pet' OK.' S395. 963·456'1 L 2B 18 t hi 1WO ofOronge Coont(s 2 spacious 3 Bdrm homeavall.Feb.lhruJu· ••••••••••••••••••••••• A1ent l)O(ee g _ r , 4 • r es Y mostbeou111uloportment houses. Frplcs. be1med ly . Frpk, was h/dry. llardwood F1oors, fplc. 3 8Ronelevelcondo. Kids 3 Br2 Ba. n ew home, fon· ' . paJnted, swve & refrlg .. cel l 'l(s & MORE ! dshwhr, 2 car gar . No hugemstrbcdroom,3Br OK.FVseb~.Nodoas. tastlc view mlrrored Wnl......,_ 3291 soot.hofhwy,adults.no oommunlles.Aretomg S99,500-Submit offer. pct5. S7SO/mo. 644·9S82 2 Ba, fncd yard. $450 mo. :•~h~dJ>' ~ 1~425' dooni, fplc. bitnJI, avl 1 m· •••••••••••••••••• ••••• pets. $32.5 mo. 67J.S&}S 98ftlng wlh sireoms. • Costo MeM 3 124 673-6336: SS-0282 v an. • med. $485 mo. 1st & last. Real nlce, 3 br, 2 ba, fplc . .-....~......_, woterfoRs. ond moieS11c *""" leal litate br b 1 i.. k d Executive home neat' $200 sec Nancy 5't6.Mt tf'Pla. kid.V pel OK. ms. PRIME LOCATION raes. featumg poolS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 · l 'h •· ge vac Y • . 8 .. 8 r 475.1853 ' 96.'MS67. Agent. no fee. . Jocuul, sauna. billioros. w.datts Lge Bach uml 1220 Pvt fruit trees. $43S/mo. ocean. 4 r , ~ •· am _or ______ ·-------"'------• 014) ~ pat.io. bltns. ~o chlidren Gardener & w11ter Intl. r mc. din r m. wet bar, Lg nu 4 or Jbr . 3ba + c:c..don•liulftS l, 2 & 3 bdrms. $295. 10 ond excillng clubhouse SLASHll>TO $9,750. i--------·1 or pets. 1110 Vittoria. lat & last Rerrl1 & tirerina. outdoor BBQ & bon11.1 rm. 100011q fl. UP· u.fwlllAMd 1421 $495. per mo. fl!S·23ll v.ttlsocloJevenlS. Tennis Was 1uk1n11 $13.SOO . 648-3197 wahr'dryer. 642·1516 ~· $'liq mo. Consider g rader thruout 1420 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AGT. D11.y11. NO t>.EE. gym, Ond voleyboD or Slmtlar ho tncs prlctd Del.M••2..,.Ho1M r--e/opt.&48.q;O'I -_. 581-~93 L.ANDMARK. MagnoUa-~~~~~~~~-Tl'\IVllloge.More ol th.la mucl'I & more Oen· with two 18r unlts . HwlW°" . New 3 Sr 2 81• dbl ear REALLY NEAT 4 BR. 2 ---AUa.nt1. HB. Adults qn!y, evetylhln • fOOlt tral Oran11e County loca · Charm.Ina Tn•plcx, ra.r.-H.-.. 3 I 42 1a~. canyon & p111:tlal Ba OW etpt.a, con ve· 3 BR, 2 Ba, corner lot. over 40. Million $ rec 2 BR. 2'-l bo .. w· ear gy~re ing tlon. GoOd cond. x lnl lyon lh~marl(ct.NrO.C. •••• .. •••••••••••••••••• octanvlow.Nt'wMarlna nlent , 'ar ea. $405. near Lake. ws. Brand facil.Security,allappUc. Viewofcx:ean.S . f()(.FumlMe CJWJloble. park. On!)> SlOUO 're.nt t"a!rgrounds & City Hall. w JAvlshly f\lrnishect & ~~uu:1s :::;JJOO m o. 96M567, AJent. No fee. new. 496-7364 or 516-8723 960-1368 evtt. ~111 am Wlj~~.8331 One ond l.vo Bedroom Let us &how you today, 131 Clearbr ook Lane. decorated 2 Br. den/of. " °' Real ta~ * • AdUtlM\g. wlllae!Haat. lOlCMGreat CM. s12s,ooo. Aant. flce,2"'b•townbouaeon NWP'fHll6ffTS 2 Br condo. new cpts, MlwpOl"l .. •h 12't ToMlllDitM a 1' Attractive, cleaa, C'Onve-omcesopen 9:00106:00. Lake 1961.:,, (J)N4tlS8) (TI4)523-8850 water w/boal 11Jp, ton· drp a, r efri1, frplc, ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• .......,....... 3"2 nient 2br. P~, Jndry. PA Cl.F l \; CO A ST ola. pool , h c uut. 3.Bdnn,. 2 baUl. la&e fam . carport. no peu. 12~ ,,... HOMI •••••••••••••••••••,••• 752·5065,646-3171 ,,_N_f1N __ ren11n __ o_. ___ _. R~ALe5,rNC.991"'660 llllWtrdoM-out Com p l e t e & m odel n?si.:°'~:/ :irtr••· '19·798&. BIGCANYON Abaolute· Rent or luac o p{lon. The only -' left. Duplex.ea perfect f900 Pt.I' rod. Al · 1 WW• l)' arnaahh'l(C. Augusta Brand new townhome. 1 2 Br. bltns. patlo, 1rpc>rt, ._lii...,..STlllT nr S .C. Plan Bkr Johnaon.840-4~ Be.~ J)OOI homt , 3 BR H.tur JZ42 Man. A muterpl~e of bdrm,3ba,rrplt,AIC.2 pool,nr b.aoh, <'lltli,no _.. -$57·9710 1 _ .... _..: Jl .. I +ltitcflen bllnll ramlly clt•-A•'•d•l•~wl'h u·n· recr eatlooal ~enlera pcts.~.M0-0819 38tautilul Moblle hom 1 ~-"" ' •••••••••••••• .. •••••••• .... ".. " • w/...,._ le tenq\1 Xlnl ll&ted tn Ulla s. f•mll)' Colta M~a 4 Pleic Ain1lo ••••••••••'••• .. ••••••• room. 2 ~l b=-f15 H U N T I N 0 T 0 rl ... ..,.,.,., &QI courae IOCA!Uon ntttr So.· Coaat pet par1t in El Toro. See lt\ltl.. ..U a Br l Ba. In· Qli\J\MER, ltlt" w/f\ltll Plettt.C.1'$2-' fl· RARBOU R Sea Gile C1ld vh w! I aR. k d en. Ptua. l\eot 14'/$/mo °' u 1 before )'Ou \HI)'. tome Sl200 mooU\IY hse. USO firlt fr l11t ltla l•ta• I tlr, dcoJ fam \ulit twn hH. 4 Br «>• ~]!ontht•""•I a CO '500 w/rclri1, waaher II PAC l ~IC COAST S115.<>00. 0'63 7600 or dep. l\V•H 1115/~ rm. toy t'm S4111. Pb tqoon,•'•1IP.l1"1"1 .. ~,=s ,:,. .•• ·,a ~r.M&-77UWalker • ltl:SA.LD;~. 1-lllO s.»4TM ~l 515-111\ eo,.a.MO-&OG ....---_. LM RHI F.al.l\c --------• t I .... .. ' . -· ........ _ •• ~ I Office...... 4400 OHlu ...... 4400 ·'····················· .•........ , ...............•..•................ .,........h U1i1wa, ........ h u.fwli.. MU la1Sd1 ..,..._ ......,.,. ._.. Jiff , • ~ .• .......... ············· ······················· ·*'········••4'.4••······· .....•...•...•..••••••. EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. C)• OAtl Y Pl\.Ot A.wt.flllltrts 5100,Annur ,._.ts $100 ~ W•tM 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c.... ...... ll24 c..e....... Jll( Hacr.e ....... h 3140 , ________ , ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............... • ••••••••• &"c·h~~~·;;:,~~~~·;;j~·~ BACHELOR APT Pre1tlglbua office apace In Newport * CRUISE BALBOA BAY * AM1'Mrou:~kpnii , ..........__ per.ao. no pelH St:J). ALL VTll..S PD! • Sch/Airport area. THteful reception lob-n~gbwr Tod•.Y tQ \I.Ork SMft rttlM(j/ ---~' 100' Crom the o<·eun by, telephone me1aage Hrvlc•, con· On Hew Years Eve Oltvariousaa~nlina&. J 3 BR. 3 b.i <!story. (f'lll. Semi furni~hccJ. Avull ference room1, kitchen, beverage, In· Party Boat! bookke'Wlng u1;:11i;n A .... nnlng comblnollon • q>t.s, drp.. Nr. 11uir rn.e. now~ ;io1 £. UJlboa Ul\•d outgoing mall s ervice, d ictating & copy rnonta. ork clo~e to "' $395. per mo. l'\o pc:t11 Yrl)'. S'l2S per mu. NO )'Our home . f'lgur c otodulloportmenlhomes IMS-1190,5364668 FEE. Call : Sue ul machine•, travel C01ls ulta n t1, com-A Form .. •so •s Diaco Clerks to Sr. Accoun w1thlUW1YQPpolnlmen1sond --------SMT107anyllmc puterlzed' t ypeaettlng. Comp lete tunts needed thruout superb recreollon 01 0 premium 2 Unib. t!ach 2 air,:.! Ba. 1 a ecretarl al ser'llcea avallable a1 Frn Chotnpacr• -Hors d 'o1t1vre1 Orange Co. near beach, 1 nr Jn-d d F ..,,90 • RobcrtHalC':i locollon. Tennis • gym • therapy t e rco mm u n It y 11 os p'. New & lovely duplex. :J nee • • rom <H; per mo. AccountcmPIJ spa • swimming • billiards. f'plc & i:ar lnetd. 847-3241 bdrm. 2 bu Npl ll"b C .. 17141 752· 7 I 7Q For Retffvatlons soos. Main. Ste so1 One & Two Bedrooms. One Bolh ,,-SHOI mo. 643-2111 or Call 6 73·4060 aft 7f'M No. 1'ow<>r. Union Bank P;u.&tMe V. NICENEW28r,2Ba,gui. 646·0303 lnTheettyofOrani:u .....,..._.. J -.• ~ • .,.s .. frplc. encl gur, dis· ---------ROCMM 4000 Offlc•lt...tti 4400 114183$-4103 (!} °""""'•'" hwa11her, 2 l.Jlks tu beach. XTitA L.ARGI Bit u-_. ·----.... ----550 Poula1lno Ave .• Colla M110 751·8HIS S325. Cull 900·5260 .... _.••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rovw .. , to Loan 5025 Lost & Found 5300 r-, ............... ,~ .... , Steps to bench, up· .ltoomw/kitchcnelte Best downtown l.a,Runu n••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CottaM•aa 1124 ......•..•.•...•..•..•. ·•······•···•·•••····•· ,\dult 2 Bedroom, i.uper t.rg 2 hr. 11 J IJJ , furn rm, l oc·a t1011 . no Pl'I!>. rrplc. patm {Ju11!l adlt~ $250 munlh 5tlS W Nr :\tkt ~a:is tH2·7SOl!or Wtl!>.nn. rnc1 .ipt t: 1;12 1<m; ------ BF:AUTffUL BRAND graded, bllns. 6.1 t·Ol67 $50week & up. location. SL.uxurlou11 t;xd l'"t, "'-~ & 3rd T.D.' .. • -• 1-·ouND: Sni. flhu·k dog. N~W FOUR Pl.EX DUPLEX 2 br t-den. l 5'8·9155 ecutivc · uite!j, woo WANSAVAll.AnLB Cem. Vic. Mugnolln & In· 3Br, 21-:iba. frplc S42S Blk to bcuch Yearly puneled & plui,h crpb. Crcdit'not lmportanl. dlanapolls, ll.B. 962-2218 wr. 1 •~bu S3SO lease. $495/mo. 631.1032 Ambassador lnn in Costa $350. mo. Parkins. rel'efl· ~ 49 ~Or,lha$325 ---Mesa.2Z77Harbor.Ccn· l1onisl. sccrclar1c:1, w , l ·ll02 1''ound:PulcOrangeLong lllr,lbaS275 W. Nwpt B<.·h·3Br. 2Ba. lrallylocaled,235 rooms. aruwenn~ .11crv1cc, Mone)' Av1.1iluble, many llairl'd Cut.CostuMellU. All Encl garages partly furn . hltns, MANY with k itchen . Xerox 3100 LDC, con sources. all projects. Cul_IS-l_S._7308. ___ _ CALL960·52ti0 dshwi.hr, 1600sq rt , cpls, phone & TV. Swimming rercnce room. <ih.o avuil frplc, yrly 5550 mo. pool, jacuui, and rec. 497-1795 $50t\ min. 752 6052 ___ LOST: Fem. Old Enghsh 2 Ull. I tl.1 dupk~. Cpli., SpJI! ncv.I} pnt d 2 Ur. I 2 Br apt, in 4 plcx, I Ba, ti42 256SaflSPM room. Daily & ,,eekly -Mort T t Sheep dog. "Sha.:i.", <lrp!-o, rdn~. St\· t·nd hJ, t..n c J>:tllo. d!>hv.,hr. yard, gar, S.260 per mo rates startuig from S.&8 a t:i.e~ullvl' :-.u1tci. You ~S. rus :\h:-.:i.1un V. Gulf Couri.e. i::ir :\o Jll'b ~70 mo 110 l hi rn 11r JH•t:.. Goodloe 673·2252 ,.,.wpl Ugt11, lovely 2 Ur, week. nec<l an oHlc:e? We need Deeds 5o35 HcwJrd. 831 ·2785; 1r1u-121i; t..ili 5251 --------new cpts. no pets. $295 M5-48.10 a tenant. Your orrcr to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 110.0211 a:i.k for Joan. 2 Br. 2 ba, compl. reclcc. mo.49-&-3Z?3or~l8-5804 u~: rrom$225permo. \Ve LOWEST ---Foxhollow Vi1109e :!Or. v.ell ma1nta1n1-d, no i.m. garden apt. $21»/mo. --Seeping rms $75·$105 mo offer to )Ou; Juxuuou:. LOST: Male Cairl\ Ter· tllt W. W1l'1on 64•• WIU JJCL' $250. 830 Center Sl i!>l-0080 or &a5-0141 Nr lloag, lxy 3 br. beams. All $50. wk. Share kit I· omce cxecull,·c :.l'l"V lnter .. t Rates rler · black & lan, cull fl'HNOHVNl-.IJllN hi!ili125 2 ha. fam rm. frplc, nu bath. Shown Mon·S.tl per~~nal phone cov' I tTD' al anytime.i68·3972 ·~hr wwn homl' w/lrpl ------BEACHWOOD pnl, cpl, 11uiel adlts, no Refs req'd. 556~ or crage, recepllomM, con· ~ T ''· '0 Lost: Terrier-male. tan. ·L.,cpallo&cm· "arJ•'e S.JOO 1 Ur. l ba. loft ~l\'ll· 2 IR 2 •-$275 pets "'00 5-18 2005 548·5954 furen •e room xcrov 2 .D. Lffnt. " " " • -· • "' · ~ c · .,, Fa1r~ctTermsslncel'"" .. Snoop•·" (Glcndor:i • \tlulL' onlv trpk, xlnt lor. nr all TS!. I IR I •-sz•s otar N • So ,.., a•t ""' ""'" " • -· "'· Bcautirul l BR, Ualboa f\irnished.NrU.C.l.Fl'm n · y. car · "•''" Sattt MtC).C la~I 12·28. Heward. ADVllT1SIHG Account ~ltecutlve Copywrltur. ~xclusn·c Orunge Co. Altcncy look· ing (o r dynaml~. energetic. "make·1t happen" person who en- joys the initiative & multi functions of a amull agency. Must be a top 1ule11man. 1:oncep- tuall)' creutlve. with J manaaement back - ground. Tremendous flnanclaJ potential & the opportunity Lo work ln a carefully plann1.'d, well managed atmosphere. Top appearance & pe r!ionolily neces~ary. 71~·s.19-40fj() Pool & JUt un1 amt I -:.ti:mt 1;.~2 1G03__ Ac*aih. 962-1800 Bay Club. \'1ew, sub. lo share w/young career l'liw.1;felalsy freew:iy ~~· 64"' 211-r 545 :,· 11 1:1-17 52311 Woodland Vl'llage 1.111• :.!Ur. :-hJ):. nr i.hup i.e. ---.. --h ll·a.~e. SOOOmo. ~6·5985 woman. Rent reduct in cess. e us your necc s. 40 • ------AMIMAL HOSP. ljUll'\ .idlts, 110 pl'I:.. :>:!:Ii> lagiana oc 3841 exchange for household we will i.upply 11. Cull R cd h Lost: llish Setter female !U5 Paular11111 :,11Htitllorh421:!71i ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ncwport llgts2flrl Ba, duties. 552-1548 or !li9·2161 eur couple.asmone,.>' Approx I yr. \'i c Auist.·lrvlft. r I d II Luxury pcnlhou~e. 2 br. 2 patio, Jjllr, nrw cpls. 752·2975Barbara. ------~ le~diJ;'l~«:.!nd TD.::, Bushard/t;arr1eld. n11 Cleun, batho & aS!>lst lk;.uti u · nl'W. a u. :! !Ir. Ju!>l red ~l'. P vt ba, din r m. frplt', hi~ JriJ6. mature al.Ills. ~95 ~ gen· · Vly .~·51!17 t:..l~·s.lGO dlly.s, ti73·271~ '111L~ .• r.rcat lneatiun. 2 ~ar put10. Adlts, no pets. v 1 e w. B I o c k I o yrly. M8·53<)(i Laguna Niguel $150, fem SAH CLEMENTE Sold h · r 1:\'es. pools, 2J.at·uuis S'>OO:mo GH 1517 downtown. S47 5 mo. -Pool, view. Call before Ocean view of cs 2 mu in • u m~ Wif1 m j~gun~ Pleic;e hi!!µ. lol!l £\-male ---------Move '111mm<.>cl1ately • ~ ----49'1·2.179 cvt:'s : 957.0282 2 nr. Park Ncwp~rt. 1-·urn Spm, 831.1839. st. exposures. park'g., .eac · se m). dark fawn, white d1csl Apt Manager. cpl nee<kd HtH"hclorS225· 215 I Bdrm$2ti5 S27S 2 lid rm S:.!!15 $:Si.!5 uva11. Ali.o .seeking M/F 600 sq.fl. $275. S1mllur 2 s29.55o ~nd T . D. foi Pit Dull. 17th/Walnut. w/maintcnance back· KIOSOK Super I br, lrg. unique rm male (house) l\latureadlt,furnBR,pvt. above + 2500 sq.Ct. t!3.ooo. cash. Call Ken, HB. 12/29 (Crisi.y) If s;round for 55 unit com· :!lirlBa,availnow.$265 reatures,oceanv1ew,blk 640·'12.32,581 ·9507 Ba, kil privilges, utll i-torage. $400. Agt. G73--t545 seenpleusecall.54ts·ll60. plex In C.1\1, (213) ~r mo. No pets. 2H#i to bch. Adlts. No pet!i. y r furn. 5135/mo. 979·8m9. 492·2100 •en-ali 5,.50 865-3851 fi1:ntal Of'f1l'c Oix·n Daily 9 11 TSL :\1,1n~•l-:l·m~11t 7S.1 Wiil or ti 12 llt4•:S Pl · c II S S350 494 3280499 3900 early: 2 BR, rplc .. close ------~ AnnouncetMnh/ .-... , ~ 55A;"{7~~tta . a uc : · --· -~ · -to twach. No pets. 5350 Vocation Retttal1 4250 ---..---P~al1/ •••••••••••••••••••••••1•--------- , _________ _.11 Bdrm Apt. Patio. Qwrt ~to 1·213:·1-17 HJ~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost & Found Dnnklng problem? ASSIMILllS ----S300/mn 7H'1 8!H3. E bl f(?lJR-. n I Cabln.BigBear,slps4-18. lurJneHRental 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CallAlcoholllelphne fo'or precision electro- i!l3·31+.I. 71111 ~ti "'t u -· 2 , ~ • poo • S3S up. Pool tbl, cir l v. ••••• ••••••••• •• • ·~·· •• A.nnounce,,.nts 51 00 :.i.I hr~ a dJy IS35·31134._I _ mechanical auembly or D-a Po1"nt l82L ----iidult~. no pcli., sa.5. mo. dbl frpl 494·8lill. 4 DELUXE OFC S ••••••••••••••••••••••• small components. J::x - ... 0 '"orlh d U · • 1 '1cw 1'"·'7"7 ' PREGS \:-\T"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. , en t l .11 ......... u ----------Co r r SC l 25 II II . h I • . . . µer. prd'd, Will tra111 WESTIAY TRIPLEXES C "OST,\ M !o~SA BHA~IJNEW tnplcx. Walk to Sh.aw~ RetttalstoShcre 4300 n · m · J • u OU!lesitlmg w i c your Carini? conf1dcnl1al 1 llecJroom apt.1-:aragl'. Cove. 2 air 1 BJ, 1-· .\, 1 BcJrm apt, t ba. k1tchl'n ••••••••••••••••••••••• paneled. sm wh~e in re :iwa). No Chg. elderly ci>unschng & r ererr.il ~r~c~SWfTCH IHC I n11le to hc.wh At !Jana new drµ~. cpl~ & ap & ,., Inf? ne\\ cpl. Mal 26 1 k r 1 ar I or 2 yr. lease. I.a kc t pl c . Ht:fs li42·15113, Abortion. adoption 6: J fir From SZKll 1'111111 1o:io111:i $;iot11 me; 673·65?2 e. 00 '"" or ma e For cs l arc a Kc n t 548·3289 1139 Baker Costa Me~a _ phc's. S395. util pd. Iii O · · -roommatc(s) to find & llarkim.... ____ ,______ l\\.>eptng. S4f 3041 :! Unluplcx "'' lcl\'. Nt.>\I.. 4~7-1\17 o~(~~3 ~91·2llOS llHi CJ\:l•IYO:'\ EAST share apt in bch area. 714·581·93!13 Lost Ir Found 5300 _A_P_C_AR __ E ___ s.i_i_·2_563_ fA:\ual Op~r Employer I ~ redl•t-.., erpts ,11,, d.rps. 2Br. spac1oub, orean Lo\'Cly 3 Br on golf 673·4437,498-08SL -----••••••••••••••••••••••• UNOA&VICICf 2 Br f"rrim S:.105 J Ur, 2 Ua Jo'rom SJ95. SJOO mo. fl..15·0110 cJa> s or vieii. 2G07 Solano Way, co u r ~ e . $ 7 5 0 I mo . -0 Approx. 400 sq. h . t.: 2, ,..,., .... He au11ru1 ~(·w 3 unit t!l!l-4:.!l5e,ei. call 497_~95 &l.4·~!1.641~ BACK BAY T WN· A1C. :.rl t30 J::. 17th St. SCRAM-LETS _..clllMes1o,e bulld1n1it:. Xlnt lo"al1on -------HOUSE. Nonsmoker. Br $150/mo. DoyleS48-11Gll FortfteFuftoflt! near So. L'oa~t Plarn SPARKLING 2 br. den. 2 LOCJll"oHiC)Uef 3152 oci::~1-·noNTupperun· ~~.u~~7~IV. ba. SISO $280 hie. Store-Orne; ANSWERS Scrvingell OrangeCo. ('hlldren wel~oml' No ba Lwnhl>l', ocoan vu, dbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1t. lgc2 Br. fplc, gar, real 83S-7313 Pt-'ls R~ntal nrri.: ... open ~.1r S:n5. Chen ti6l·l811. :-..-il·e 1 & 2"lir 8265 & up r~ce. $700 mo. util .inc Id Jlt.'hable J\J/ F tosbare btfl ~~/~1~r1d~.r 843ii.~~171! Random -Fraud -•MICHELLE'S• da1I~ 10·5 1140 Bakl•r St, I l!l:J 1;.r,7;, _____ ·pool & rec ;0001, qulei 'rly krrns. 675·190li Nwpl Bch apl $191 mo _ _ _ Guise-lnsisl - Ilk \y f 9 I I J\11\RGARINE 1 • 0 n!. '1 area 831 77titi 2 fl ., n S"PER lsl/lst. share util, yrly. Store, :J(~l\l 1': <.;oust llw.v. Outcalt ~la:1~agc 557 ;,;!15 OtC'Jll \'ICw dclu X<' · r. -u a, patio.·...: /\cl In farm magazine: ----duplex 2 Hr. i! ha. utd Jiii. .._._ -port le h-3869 CX~ \U:W. l'romontory IJ73·6727 l'orono dl•I l'lfor: $350 per .. W a 11 t e cJ d a 1 r \' IOA)J .2,\:\1 __ ~31 4~2 ---------•I S•IOOt mo. 5 11 ·!!21~ 1)1 ""'w ac l't. 1\bo w )l'll all £urn. H~ 11 t , mo l'aul:\tarlin,ltllr. cm11lo•·cl• 'or "o11it '""' 1•.11•.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t•m11ll. Cull H7J.7079. _...a ,.ooMmQ e. tH4·7J8:J li75 SH21 ,.. J a Spiritual Reodt'f' LA CASA. ILAMCA "'"' --------To Profc11sionull.~ F11ul ----l'hural'lc1·. P~rsons who 1815So. El Camino Heal loch II .o.vl .._. NOW drink , smoke or cat S Cl ~.11 1 • r·"• now !.nro•c l lilt, Ot'l'lln \'ll'Ws . SPA.MKIH' HEW Tll/\T RJGHT PERSO:'ll an ~rnente. l'u Y ll'. I I I " THE SHIPY .. RD MAHl;AlllNE ricl•tl not L' /\I ut1 ~ flc . t1>ti., 1fq1s, hllns, itar. S21itl () H 3 llll, Z'\l Ila, Npl lits h .u.r Cl1 UNLIMI ""' --~Pill. 49:.!·7:!%_ pool. lmlry. tac"s /\dull!> 1Jirl'l1. Apt $175 titil 1335 twnhm, 2 t•ur gar, enc• '<-"""E· 'ATU TW :"l:ewly refurhbht•d L1el11 apply." __ _ o\ c•r ;i:;, "" Pl'ls or -YOU CAN AFFORD patio. frpl c, mussive ~ -<K ~~ WGKI,..~ Slupy.arcl url•a. l'niqul' Lost: Fem. Pitball 11111:, l'hild n•n. Call Sue Huntinqtonleach 3840 NEWPORT BEACH mslr i-.tr . SSSO l mo. c,•:Jl~ll>.n.;01,..q location with m11r111l' lite br\\n hair. \'ic :i5ti ·7707 or lt cnry: ••••••••••••••••••••••• f~u; 7175orlH.r,.3009 1\gt 832·4134Sinrcl971_ oriented bu.'iincsscs. Of· Trubuco & l~o~ ,\li:,o:, 642·9137 SllARP 3 llr deluxe brach ---flt·c & hu!>1nc:.!'. spuce 1\1 v . HE w AH D S7 s 2 Br. 2 ba, all hllns, frplc , f'ncl ~.J r • h alrony Laundry rm S325 TSL ~IJ.:mt t~t:! wo:1 .! Rr, I' i ha t11wnh11u~l' w patw. (;JO Joann St ~m.tll Pl'h. 5-U\·76:~ 2 br to~ nh~c :.! hr llpl w paol &J.Cl'lllll &IS ~l!JH unit t> w. frpll', patio. Park Newport Tvtffft 3190 ttSmh mat~ n8deede<l2. ~~mal e availulile 1\mple park· ?ti8 'SR94 .:ur J\\·:ril !)6()·2.358 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• are -rm oa apl, in~ ------- -L.t:Xt:fiY APT 1.1\'l~G $240. UTIL IMCLD 0 1. Must be neat. Rclia· REW ARDll • IRA.HO HEW 0 " \'' t I l t LI. le. 556·2940 bcf HAM. & .HJ..4400 lnt1l or return .o. r loon vtrlookmgThc\•Jlc:r •U er. gas. e cc nc1 y r p 1 G liil .., :J Rr aptlrondos. c·onvr l'n1que J & 2 fir •1l 6 :'t ·•!!flt'----haired v.h1le male t•at ruenthll:,5 umls :l\l.~-IOO knJllY SiS0.000 !;pee Complete n•creal1onal Quiet roommate wanted Lot.t1215 ~6·.5908. up 96H50i.tHO·liSI l r It 'd I I ----_ __ t.1cu ar spa. i :.w1mmmg Jr1 I 1cs . " u ls un Y to share beaulifully furn FOUND Puppv. l.ilh & :"l:ew rll'luxe twnhs apl' II! pools, 8 lij!htcd wurti.. Sorry. no pet.i, 3. BR. 2 ba N. B. condo Y PlucentiJ, c~i Cullar. :lhr 211,1 ftlk hltn' \\' l> m1lrs of btke trail!>, pul Californian Apts Ui.c of garage & launcJQ t\ Ol\'i~mn of Oc:ai:le tvp1,> S.l8·lOtS d\s hkup p.illo dbl attach i,:.ir ttng, !'>huCncboards 11932 ~ewport "' e rm. No pets. $200 mo h.t llJrhrJC lrh '"•lmt•lll Co · · • · UIS 54S·J60.1.963121t! Tu!lttn Call tot.lay : & last + util1t1cs. Found cute hlk 11upplc &ch~fromS'.?i" 50 mo. 832til22 6.11·3332 --w collar .. \tlunta & DA!'ICEOl-" Fl':'\ Din nude J,tlrl~ dalll'e & rap ::.ess1on. lU,\ :\I to 2\:\1 Mou Sal 1.:,!::. :--1 . Euclid .\nuh 5.'.i9·613cl FREl::Sl::SSION W 1\1> RF.L,\Xl:"Ci \IASSAG!o; Bob J Uml.'!>·LIC :\I :1~1'l'Ur Outl·all 9·9. 4!> I ·51 l l MA.SSA.GE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCA.LL OML Y 631-3811 -I BR. pct OK. S220 mo. 326 13th St. Call all 5:30 •US \I ES,\ l>R • l.i\rlv & new 2 Jlr 2 Ba uµix•r O'look .... SA Coun· t n Club. IJ:JI ll!lli 960·4982 Abol&2hdrmpluns W,...."--.ln1t-lift .,., wanted lo s h.arc 500orl00Sq fl of Prime Ma,l!noha.Il li 962·22111 2:.tory townhou&e~ ......... ... ,. b Nt!wporl ret:11I 'llOn· • - ---ESCOrtTSEH\'ICI·: ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/same rand new 2Br location. l mmedi:ilely 1-ound f('m brw~1 wh1le MODf::LING OUTC.\l.L Elec. k1tch. pnv, patios LGE t\tlr~H'l1ve 2Br. condo. Laguna Bills ... ,~,l·•blc . Will r~ puppy bt:tw<:_en Gotharci .,.1110ur~ 1.1\'f.;f\icarTlwBcaC'h! & h I · I r · bl ~"oomo7702392 ~•u u ' --~ · a conics. crpts. w re rig, tn ~. "" · decorate lo l>Ult. :J020~lkh11-17-2711 ----s 1; r;:;w ----- Caso d~ Sol draperies. p<1rk1ng. rptsldrps, In quiet acllt GcraqH Ne_wpo_rl Blvd_675 3551 _ fo'OL'ND: B<!l"e & whllr •SANDY'S* Villa Vista Apts R<>aullful J\dult Apls clc•\':itors. l>lcl,::, no pets. $230 mo. for llent 4350 1-...t. • ....,al R tal ,.500 male doa. N; Geronimo OIJ'J\:,\LL ;\IASS,\Cj 1-; io7KThurin 1.:a~&WatcrPa1d. utilincl'd897·1705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._1m tft "' & M tl"ltl ,11 .1 "I _ !17J0:'12!1 'llrand nt•w. lur1-:e 2 hr :!llAil BrooJchurl>I, Jin Optional ll'Ulid service ---••••••••••••••••••••••• on . " :i.s on • c t•.: ha townhou:.-c w iram 962·6653 "'.._._fthFurmshed SINGLEOARAGE 6400Sqflof 'nd 'trial p 0 . jo 586 l3W Attractive Chri~li:in ~nl .....-Un !!"'.a.'!_,_.__~ 3900 Car or storage. 1 ~ r ---room.Xlnlarcu.S3:'l0. Al Fa.shion hl:ind, Jam· or TWnttMI-$35/mo 962.3533 perty w/1800 sq rt of air 1-'ound : DOG . Mixed i l.5'5''.12Slbs. Mcl't r.ln· TSL Mi:: mt ti 12· 160:1 2 Bil.:? ba. frpl. D/W, g:ir. boree & S:.r n Joaqu1 n ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond ores. 546·165:1. 2<J5G Germ. Sheiiherd type. l·ere i:uy 11) 31. l'.O. Box NEW2 BEDflOO:'>T ~l;~kShu~t.os.,?}';i!l G 1 2 Hills fid. 13742 Newland Street 3 Car garage ror renl. Randolph J\vc. Ci\! Blk & brown. Approx 6 1_::tL_G.G !12t;.1z __ _ .. fir. '"'t''"C!, ,,,,., 531,., ----{Ga rden Gr o v c >. 560/mo. Costa Mesa. 3 2 0 0 sq 1 1 .-I n . yrs. Hunt Bl'h Inn. Coa:o;t ' ,.u w,., .., ~ For leasmg information. Be t'f 12 bed 00 apls ••79 8 5 • I Ch mn &ts.4fiS& New dlx 4Plex. 3Rr . :iu 1 u r m ., ·124 64 -6414 dui.t/Comm'I. 2952 Ran-~ wy. Contucl r1s __ f'rplc, bltns. w'd hkp. 1 n c x c e I I c n t C 1 S.16 1121 l 714/644-1~0 neighborhood. Private :-Oew Garuges. endoscd. dolph l\\'e, CM al · ·_ ·------l.arge 3 Br Townhou ... c ;~~\2• 1~"r $3!JS S-15·3rot. ----------1 patio view rrom :o\•el•· $35 mo. For stora0 e onl•·. _~6·16S3 Found Ladi~s watch. vie v.1th patio, l(ar agc + •"" .. Q J " • PARKHEWPORT kitche ns; enclosed Call6464382. tJOOSq.rt . unit Balboa Peno. on 121~i. pool Quiet l'umplt''( Ca I Adults, no pct:. $350 IRAt-40 NEW Ba c· he Io r !'.. 1 o r 2 G a r 11 ~ c 8 • P 0 0 I : Offfc~ Rental 4400 Spnnklerl'd. £·2 fire rut 1 540-529_s ___ _ t.!S 3381or675 ~11•1 I. 2. 3 br umlll. 1"1 P, bll· Bedrooms & Tov. nhou~cs clubhou~c. $315/mo. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• init. Approvl.-d fl berg I us:. FOt;:--10: lge rurrv male - - -h1.g .. 1r.l-'rom S270. 1-TomS274SO Carmcn (),gr.Apt.4>at booth. S-155/mo Aro'~ cloJt,Ary/whL\ic:11eal& l':\STSIDI-: sunn\ ~ hr. 91i2-77R7 Spectacular :.pa, tolal 894·04115 or Wando at 52< C.M. Owner640·1360 Newland.11.B 1 S.li·JJ,llJ OutraJ,teous. uulonomous female 48, 5'10", lS<HI want:. n1le O\I. I cou n· lerport. P .O. Do"< 276. C:\t 92ti27 •Sllt:lll LEE• Ccrt1f1e<l ~1 a'iSl'UM' llouse Calls By 1\ppl. K:l>l-611.18 patio. i:arnAe: hl11111 recreation proi:ram. i52·1920or5-18·8553.Qua1l EXECtrrlVESUITF. ---~:!i5 !G021st St r,..IJl :!1:!7 Adult·Qui~t-Cleon social progrum. i pools. 8 Plucc Prop, Inc. Near 0 r ange Co. Refttals W.t.ct 460(l LOST :\1Jle Mghun. \'IC PenOftol Ser•ices 5360 ----2 Br 2 Ba, new cpbtdrps, tennis courts. Al fo'ash.ion TIIE EXClTING Airport. Newport ad-••••••••••••••••••••••• We!> I r l1 l (, nr Dovt•r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA PIMES i:.lr, patio, nr bt>ach & Island. Jamboree & Sun dress, prime spucc In· Mature cpl would hke tc Plea:.c call 631·0384 Guys ' llairculs. hl!.inl '\t>w studio aptS230. J Br ~hoppin g, S3JO mo. Joaquin Hills Road. ft.ALM MESA .AP'TS. clds: 2 sep. ofc's. 670 sq. h<>u&e sit ror months ol ---trims or moust:ichc $285. Avail. Jan l!\l 'lm·l27Q 1714) 644·1900 MINUTESTONPT ft.$360. Takeo\'Crleasc. 1,.eb & Mar. Local rer·s l.o~l mall' Chihuahua. ~hared? Call 631·9iil. Pool. Jnruz11 & laundry -BCH. Call 957-8-100 Non·smoklng. No pel11 or long ha1rcd, wht w/ilrn Ask for :\T:irol\ n. rm.Adult.~.nopcL<; Open I Br, bltns. gar. nr PARKHEWPORT Bach.1&2DR. ctuldren.646·2607 markings. :\Ion. e\'c, ---- 1la1ly. :.!650 Ilaria Ave. Bcoch/Gnrfield. $265 Bac helors. 1 o r 2 from$220.&up. 65•PER5qFT --1227,approx.6P:\ldur· &ipoyment& C 1\1. l:\1<>sn Vcnk Ori\'<' mo_~_1._12_1_0 _____ 1 Bedrooms &Townhouses Adults, No Pl't.s 1617WESTCLfff'.NB lutlnffi/lnvest/ ing.acculcni on Preeway Preparation Ea~t off JI arbor fJlvd ). 219 Adams. 2 Br 1, :t Ba i''rom $27<1.SO 1~1 Mesa Dr. AGT. S41·5032 An.ce S 7 South. 6 34 · 5316 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M9·2'117 di D/W Spe~t·•culur ~pa, tot.~I CSBlksEaslofNcwport Rewar1l JobsWanted, 7015 s tu o, gar, • pvt • u " " Bl d ) 150 I W•stcliff Dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• - -••••••••••••••••••••••• f ts 8331693 recreation program, " · • • ... _, __ , Wcsl Side·lBr, bllns. drps. $225 mo. avuil 1 I ·78 599 Hamilto n . 548·7313 pa 10· nope . · I 546 9860 Newport F1·nanc1'a1Clr --.... LOST: :\iule 7 mo. Boxer, Pr~ct1'cal rem nurce & lt'tn socia program. 7 pools, 8 · Opportumty SOOS Reward'. ~ed1um brown u ~ ' RI.ADY HOWi tennis courts. At Fushion 12621 Fl owcr Street L~ Office Spact ••••••••••••••••••••••• color. 551.0088 hskpng work, days, Mon 2Br. pnled, cpls. drps, Island, J a.mboree & Sun (Garden Grove). Large 1 Call on Sile Manager DISTRIBUTORSlfl p Fri, 8 hrs, al SS.00 Xlnt ASSIMIL Y LE.AD Assembly or small elec· tro.mechumcal devices Req's e'(per. in dirccttn~ work or up lo 10 ;i::.· semhlerl!. STACOSWtTCH INC 1139 Duker Cosl11 M~a 549-1041 J-:qual Oppor Employer ~SEMBLER TRAINEES .:'\l•<'tlcd Immediately lA>n~ & :-.horl term ni. !>11lnm1:nl:1. llollday & \'Ul'Utton P:\Y Jl1111pirnlizntion plan available. Start today! ~c:~ 546-474' IAcroi.s f)'om Orange Co. Airport) 1.-:qual Oppor Employer ------~---\SSE:\l lJLY & DRILi. l'llfo.:ss WORKERS. ap11 ly in person 18170 £ucl11I St. Fount:ii!:!_ Vu,!.1cy_. _ ASSEMILER Sm firm in Orange Co ,\Jrport ar1:a nds electro mcchn1cal & mech a.., semhler ror prec 1n strumenLUl1on. Ex1l re q 'd, top pay for n1?hl 1->er.,on. frtnl(C' ticneftt,, ph Hon ,\dams for appt 557~51 t:.O.E ---- ASHMILERS Xlnl bcnl'l1b. SmJll :\tr~ l'O. Small c·om1>0 nenh Good m.rnu3l dexterity~ l'}'CS1j.thl. I Yr. min cx per. (;all Lillian 581·~. M.V. area. ----- ASSEMBLERS 1-:xpcr. soldcnng & PCB. IOMDERS J\1ust h:we e'(p. w I ~cori<'. Spor t s Timing & Tt>chnoloi:y, 3621 W. Muc,\rthur, Suite 11\1 Sunla Amt. !i:i7·59% ----lba. Gas stv. Adlts. no JoaquinlhllsRoad. bedroom apt.s., close to (714)642-3Ulexl246 SOFTDRINKS Found: Small Black Doi( refs & res ume uvl. New 2 br. ct~rd"n pnUo, ts .,.....,.., 425 "A" 1714J 6•4 1900 ht T lberl & Ell's in fas/Wknds. 645-8472 ASSI ST/\ NT COO I\· ., ... " .. pc . _.,.,mo. "' • shopping. Will lake lx-·.....iveRow In-ALLTOI' wn a 1 · -D/W,pool,adults. 12t.h St. child r en: laundry -"" .. NAMEBRAN~ Fountain Volley . HetpWMttd 7100 l·:xpcr not. neress:iry. 329 Avocado. 548-8994 $430. 3 Br. 2 ba. encl. gar. facllllles. $l9S·~05/ mo. Ofc space in Newport· 1 n v es l men t ran .IJ E 962 2312. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rwat appearance. soml· . 2Brunfum apts.Starting Blktobeach.Oulcony,no Ullll lies paid. Call AirportAtea.Reception, SJO 000 1-· hockground. sa lar~ Sl7!).2Br,pvlpai10,cpt:o1, at $245. Ch ildren pets 836.7343. Quall Place phone ser v .. conference 55.000: · · .· or LOST: nurfy Silver oix·n. The 1-·1sh Uuckl'I d.rps. ref rill. stv, 7il B Wt' I com c, no pe l s. TSL.Mgmt 64,,.1603 Pr 1 rm, kitch, secy serv, die· further information. call while Persian cal, male. Accounting ltc~lauranl Call Stoll James St. 673-n87 IM6·0007&636·0891 ---t. op, nc. t atlng & copy machine. orwritl' 12123. D<>erfield. Irv If Yow W.t Gi:l 7-120btwn2&·1PM -Costa MHa 3124 C9'ta Mesa 3124 1'•romS290. (710752-1170. Reward. Call Cathy at To Wort& :osfaMt1a 3824Costa~a ltZ.( •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GOLDENBF.AR ~-543lor962-7464 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Koll-Irvine Center DISTRIBUTING -----------NOW!!!! /\SSIST/\!'IT MANAGI::R rart-tcmc. 2 days/wk. al allr:icttvc apt propertv. Ofhce & rmnor main tenance. An.ell Mgmt 752·1583 . Mediterranean Village ' • . . . ' . •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcovering •FireRlaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk-in closets •Balconles patios •Park·like iandscaplng •Swimming pools, l!CUai •tJghted tennis caw14 •Minutes to freeways & beaches •Security systems assure privacy • .... odM •-oowa .. I •-z • TOWtllOUll I 1 BEDROOM + DEN APTS . • 1 Bedroom, 2 bath • Over 1000 sq. ft . • Large balconles • Walk-in closets. • Paneling & fireplaces •And much much rn ore! 557-1820 Gl 9AM·5:30 PM every day , • ....,.. _,........ I I Mediter@.flean Village 2400 HarbOi Btva., Cclta ~~·· Caut. r Executive &lites SYSTEMS. Inc REWARD -LOST: Male All size suites now avail. 8383 Wilshire Olvcf, Suite black Lab, \'iC Bayside (182-400 sq. ft.) Rent In · 644. Beverly Hills, (;1\ Dr & Carnation. Cd.M. cl: Recept., phon& ans.. 002ll Am: to "Jumpcr ".12129 uut .• janitorial. man & (213)6S5-8m3 Wearing red scarr & collee serv .• conl. rm. sliver choke chain . PLEASE CALI. ROlllltlTNR ... 'a a~unlen1)S Automotive lounge, ldtch privgs & For Sale Pociflc Ht'atina 675-4044 a.sk ror Bob prof. secretarial aerv. on Sheet Metal busincas. premltes. (714)540·0515 494·974Sor63'1·2000. LosL arey Cat, female. New Detail Shop Meds T~Mf'ORARY help. ASSIGNMENTS Top wages paid. En~ine -shorthalr. Vic. San Joo THI .,.CflHT Lady or ladles t.o operate quin Ilills & San Miguel LONG OR SHOH1" Steamers. eng pa inters. TERM buffers & polishers. up· ""L.._. ........ TIYE lunch counter in o very Dr CdM 640..aoos "" t ~ nice beollh food 11lore In '--· -----· WE NEED hols lcry shampooers. ACCOUHT AHTS check out. pick up & de· Mo. to mo. rent Incl: Costa Mesa as o con-Lost Dec 28. 7 mo Fem R ec c pt . a c r v . , ccMion. Cood opply to . Shepherd. blond clr , hlk penonaliwct phono cOV• have your own bualno111. nose. Call 545-0150. IOOtCKllPIAS Uvery. 1\pply at ACCOUNTING CUCS 2000JJ11r1>or Ill. Cl'll craee. cont. rm, mall 7~1-7662 · Found: Male Gray & aerv •• underground prkg --•va •""'•ucy White O(J". &!O'erstrom. ac more ln Newport. I -"'W9" .. .. Alllt For: THE EXECUTIVE I.fl us show you how to nr Jo'atrvlcw & Bristol, ..... ,,.edtriclt SUITE, 840..Sf?O atl.Ut an lgenc)'. Travel _s_A...,963_·3171G ______ 1 Or Doris w...,.,. fJJ~GLE to s room awta eicp. not ncce11ary. Total Found Mole Afghan. nr. Or JnsM TalwD ov~ll .... r OC Alrr.ort. •lArtup. It opentlng Goldenweal fJ Deep 6~ capital ~ulred $30,000, tt.,,.-.. Uft <U2 ....... 547 7375 f\a tervic• avaJ . In· t7H>&t8•n4l n .. ...,. n.o.'"' .._. • dlad rttt'ept. lo artawtr f"ound : Lo na Haired S40GoldenClrclc plloncl. Conference r.Jt 1e... Irey/whit e male cat. Stc212 Santa Ana ='~::1:."p.~~ 0,pll......, &0•1 rookhursl/All•nla,HB <OCHthSt. between c.U7l4lus.a84f. ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• _DG-0 __ 14_2______ New~•SA f'tW)I) CLHk TY,.sn ., ___ e.i_S·_l030 __ _ AVON •-------.-".-I( you•,.. not IMtlnt t3.9'i:. lbve aomethlng you Waftl ...,.~ Parkbla n-• jOS tld Muir for rduro oo your lnvut to aell? C1atSlfled ads do I 000/o "" ---------c,• ••• 1oocUu will\ a menl. call sandy llc:u. It well -Call NOW, Te ~c..t Hav• 10mtthlng to .. ut Q..iftedad.;IGNTI ~ AJuCo.137-374'4 142-5171. 1--------1 Claqlflcd•dsdolt weJI. • Saturday. ~mber 31, 1977 OAfL '( PILOT CJ I (Add 1t. .. 8u1ld it. .Diaper 1t...H ammor rt •.• Carpet SERVICE DIREC ... ORY Plumb i t ... Patc h 1t ... Plpe ll. .. R emociet it ..• ~t I 1t •. Cement 1t •• Wire it ... Hoe it. .. Clean 1t ... Move 1.1 Root lt...Landscape lt...T ile it ... Trim it...Sewit. .. ~i~t.• .. ~P~r~e~S\~it;.....P;..:;a~1n~t~•~t.~ .. ~N~a~1~1 ~l t~ .. ~.P;..;,;ta~s~te~r;..;.;:lt~ .. ~.F~1~x~i~t~ .. :.....-------------------------------------------...;..------;...--------~H~a~u~l..;.;lt~ .. ~·~A•d•do..;,,;it• .. •.-P.1 a~n~t-.-it~ •• ··•A•l~te.r __ l~t .•..• L.o•a•r•n_i.t.~·,.: .,.. __ , • .,...,. c:.,.t Senlce Col*octor Gc:rdenlltg Hou1edNnlnq Mcaonry ,......,, ...... CJ P~Paptrinca Rooflnc) ·······•··············· ..........................•..•..••••....................•........•.........................................•.•....•...........•....... , ..........•.......••. ,.,.. .................•..••• ~ JUrJ Applt•MtSC'rv C...rpel M.ul WllJ lay ''our11 R J.Huffman & Son. Ccn Wi':l!:UING Cl.t:/\~Ul'S Want u RF.i\l.l.Y Cl.F.AN Ur1ckwo1k. Sm111l Jdbs. YOUNG ~11\N. !i yrs cl!cpr tVSTOM PAINTING. R001"S FOR t,F.S,q •• ' . ·rrur ClfAl«a: ~'° nr min« n"'pi11 r11 & Contr Cwswm Alt & Adel, W~kly Mrunll!nancc llUVSE" Call Gingham 1'i<'WJlOrt. C<>11to Mesa 41 In walltc>vcrlng. 1''r ce Exterior Speelallsl. 15 All t} r>t'fl. tlnun u' ail. 202.\S MJua. s \ clcl&nlltg loot Gu.ar worlil pat• 011 , c 1i l>I n 1.1 t 11 , 1'hl(•~t s-12 9007 t:irl Pre.-est~~ $123_ Irvine. ti75 3175eves. es\.s.6458576Andy . yrs local refs. tliE~l\· t'ree e:.l, IH·/bomJ'd, in 549 l&22 'IS'i Oil~ <it l111u1rr •.1vin1it:;. 1-'n•c formira. Nt!w t·orllll. ltc:~ Mo l llouae Pw Li & 10 dcd/in3rd, siuol' urk-1 sr. Senlor ctlltMs lllscnt --est.*"S3&16 & l'OUlm'I 645-4611 ur Gefteral Services 1\hl't'' ll ou~cl'le.in1n1t • tKJ NB cn~An . yrs,~~1 Free eats. Won'l un• MM-Ot21 lln)llm~ eai,..,t.,. -------~ Li & bo 1 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• lleai.. tt'huulc. rt'l11 Own ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~r • m areas. • dcrl11d 1138·1081 ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• C-..t/COftc:l'et• l. c ~ ll.A.."DYMAl'I t:nrpt>nlr~. l1Jm i.l2 7207or&tG '871 T<Ao ~lt·11 Wiil !\love ·MALL -MY PRICES -j --'• llOOl-"S 111.'Slalled factory DOORS, w1ndow:c ••••••••••••••••••••••• B.c:trical t•l«ctn<'JI, plumb1n" & Yo11 " W~ h,rndlc big AH~ S~IALL. Ron ,._... R..,.-dircct .es1.nb~yr11 C,il L • ,. SU ... SHINE GIRLS · r · & &&2 67'J'J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 .. -·ld Gu M '"'" ""''l • cabinets,i.helve:. AL Co11crett!work.•••••••••••••••••••••• rtoorsSt7·27117.5:-.7 1~1 .... move:. nt ice '"" '""..,., Rough/ finish. Pickup Block, brick, s lump & ELEC'TRlCAL SF.ll VICf.: ---llousedeanini.: & off ace hou~<'hold. D1i.l:trico & Prof paint'& & paperhang· VERY NEAT PATCH -' • -work.&&2·6783 ooncrcle walls. Security CALL..<i$15 hr, & SMALL GrodiftCJ 1>JX•r1alist:.. \\c wcko111e local, also packina In•. Clean, work guar. JOBS"TEXTURE Leak Ktpoir :Special~ 0·~1ders.0',.911" JOBS""""...,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll 1-~. ac<.'ounLs S~·c1,1l~ Luwt'sl lt• .. al r1tle p" f'reeest. ~·1439 i\11 roots, free e::t. C -'S I ..,... -°'" 0 '""........., A t & C d " " rec est 957 ·09~1. ------Woodward Roofanc _,..., .,-,, ce ' -----Sk1pload~. Dum(l lr1Kk V ~ 1111 os. u.1y, IJl' 111~rd Cal 'f llU,.l.a. 536-4.'l83 PATCH PLASTERING Mwnlcn11nce &U·\403 2~ ·:••••••••••••••••••••• CllildCcre Hllbban:ISectric JJ:iuling, tree work. week or month. Bomlrd, Ph~l7727ll :-;humpoo&steamclcan ••••••••••••••••••••••• l..ic327136 645·007'1 "rad111", de1no ttl· ll c'd, lni.ret. Hers. ------.-PalntYourC H A ll t ypes, Free hn.. .. .. :>JV !.152.'> as e et1tl11'\8UIS. Ca_!l 540-6825 T---r-k• Color b~llhteners:. wht New Year's Eve. Jo'amll)' £LECTHICl/\N·Prir;;d-831-1257 ----Paintlnq/P ..... ng Averaf(eExlr1Slry $3!15 ,..,.,.._.. .. "Pl~ IO mm bleach. Clcun w/watch your children nghl·free e:,llmate 011 Haullnft llOUSEC:Li':A '\/ING is our ••••••••••••••• •••••••• 2Story $S45, lntr S45rm PATCH PLASTERING ••••••••••••••••••••••• hv,dtnrm,hal1Sl5.Avg neKtdaypkupOK.S.Cst I 1•· b ., bu,1ness . Hcltoblc PE1'10:ltSPAINTING l'rlceginclmatrltlab<>r A ll t ypes. l"Y ee Removals. trlmm\r11f. rm ~7.50, c:ouc:h $10, chr Pl .. •a .. rca c lG·"'·co argeor sma •JO :;, ••••••••••••••••••••••• t t CaJl <Ao.:v')• . L'-I I 'I S5. Guar ehm ""l odor. .... .... ~ ......... Liccru.ed 673035!1 oc:c STUD.ENT. lil'' ~. M'lllCC. Janirr·~ Hag .. ;,1>r'd Reas Rates. Guar/lnsr·F'reeest. cs1maes. .r< .,....., pruning rn>ee ... IC'(, "" ----"' ''l'tly Ann's :1t tl4a·l800 1-'rc:e 1•;1tt. Call Gene _l.1<'320881. Ted 636·7085 ""t.,:AJ__ ~ l~1Sr_d. 968-_9295, tit2 ~2.1 ('flt rl.'pair. JS yrs expr ,.~ SPECIAL OFFER ton truclc Tra'>h, tnm. .. _ ~ ~\5S ~ - Uo work myself. Refs ~or etc. Randy&!.:! 5703 HOUSECLUNIHG )UCllAEl-5 PAINTING: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wateri>ed1 5.11--0101. ••••••• 1 •• 0 ••• 0 ••M••••••••• ;:lo~l~~ ~~;t~l~-l _ Hone C~ Servic~ Call f..&S-74J.t __ 1' 1 nn.?, F1ESSnt .. •rl/OENx..\tnLr. ~!,.,i~~-. ext. houses &t comm. llOMESAVeRS. Plual'lb· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. ~ • '" UJ bldg's. 675·514 I aft. 5pm mg & Heatina. Free est. Pine & So 11 d 0 .i k c:le.im Clean Hola'day ••••••••••••••••••••••• "special. Cpl & Upbol Gardefti,,_ San"le re~por'"alill' .·i·'ull SUMSHIHE GIRLS " \\OI k jluar t;.t2-038o__ --. -SlO hr. Honest & reliable waterbeds Co mplete lll\M ADDITIO~S .. ., .. J .., u c.. c t'lne paantrng at slay busy l'er\'ace. BofA, MIC OK. & acc. nensonablt•. l..ic/11\brd/ituar.J r m,no " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loc:al refs. llornh•I al r\Jlt)IX"" ,.om<'ando P.llnlH\A. Extr/lntr EX· pnc<.'s.Tryme.frc!>l,Sl 7513150orij47-0383 Terry's Nwpl ·lla) M hm1t SlS 9S, halls & Apartments & Hoostis Di~ It J...and.,i·ape M uin· Ill'~". l'rt'f coa:.tJl ttrl'J 1!l'C cle:uun,.: puck a~~· 11rd. hon~1. neat, 're as. lic/ansrd. 836·5555 00.0161 l1alhrm fre<'. L·l ·1''·E Kitchen Remodl!hng t,..11.,111 •. e.· ,:-.1.,w & .... ('"e ~!Ii •. !:?Ht. Spi•c·ial Apt~ & It. • t..a"tl 96H045Da\'e Any plumblnR. water -----------Syi; t pmc; 631·5350, Plans&Pinanl'lnf:Avuil. ' ~ ' "'"" --work. Bondl'tl ansun·d f ndepend ent Paper serv. leaks. bathroom P in e & So l ad Oa k t.15·:J939uftG. Forfreecstcull6Jl·J(lfi5 Full miunl. haultn.:. Uon't l!H'c up lhi: :.lup' 1-'rl~·est.s&:!lthrsentl'C. Interior.. exterior paint· lla ni:er. The finest encl, cerarruc tJlc. Reas. walerbt:dsO>mplPte lme -KenAhrenbcrg&Rill clean·ups, rototilhng, "List" it in da:.salu:ll. !>10!1~--___ in i;. Sup r c m c c rartsmans hip avail. 832·241i8 & acc. Reasonab le'. Find what you want in Shcrbacorr IXOY E F'ree l'"~mato 675 55l6 Ship lo shvru r esults' workmanship. Dill Jack Lac11nsrd. Refs & free est Terry• s N w pt. u a y Uatlv l'1lot Classifieds. Licensed & B<1ndcd ,~ant J\d Help" 642 5678 &12·5678. Want All Hesult.s 642·567ti ~7894 -\.---673 3658 Want Ad IJelµ? 6.12·5678 &t2·0161 I .... W•t.d 710C HelpWoRt•d 7100 ~Ip Wonted 7100 He4pWc..ted 7100 ~pWanted 7100 Help Wonted 7100 HelpWonted 7100 HetpWcmted 7100 tWpWonted 7100 ························~····················· ·······•··············· ······················· ······················· ···························'Si 1v·········· ······•··••••••••••·••· ••••••••••••••••••••••• llribyi.itter for 17 mo. old float carpenter, c,ipablc Cashier P/T. Thur'! Sun. t:ompanian nel'lil'<I. re OENT,\r, ASSIST.\ NT Gardener needed ror apt Housekeeper. live in/oot. Maintenance Man. SouUt i:arl. My home or youf1; of detail work on custom Call Uarhara for appt, tared fem ov<.'r tiO w «.1r Part timl'. .1pprox ~5 hrl> complex in Costa Mesa. Laguna Beach. Mon-1''ri, O. c. area, plumbing ltt'c t.lulure with rcforences. ,•achls. Cood benefits. 510 J2Mtl Must hkc tu :-hop & ~at µ ~i. Mu~l lie 1·xp<'r. in 121Jl86S·3851 7am·lpm. 49"t·l328 LAI TECH carpentry. Own loots & · out. Huom & hoard 111d ·di 1ih· :.~ uf de H try ---- ---lrvanc or Cosld Mesa The Willard CA>. E •. cu: C .... a .. 'fL·urs l'/tunc, male ~I •1. 6~ · ':. · HO US l:':KEEPER. very BIO.MEDICAL trans p. Full l ime. nJ " II "" 5387 1300 L "'' ,. M '" "' Sm. salary lo right lady ., 5 ~ -light work in exchanc1e "'••·""33 ureu. o y. ".:i 5f1-. '''.I~ an• "'. . or fl'm. Exp<'I'. not nee 540 IX1.J4 ... ENGINEERING -"'"--""-------.-cvenmgs or 675·3736 and 714.5-U~R2Z. for llmoui.111e sc•rvu·e. · JJc:.k clerk, weekend GENERAL for rent & ulil. 8 Hrs MANAGEMENT. ~mess age. M cchan1 ca I c x per. COOKS 1layl>. Ambassador Inn, p/wk. 49.1·8131 Salnry: $l066per month PEOPLE PERSON Babysitter, Fri & Sat. Bookkeeping muchine helpful. c:ill Tuc!>duy Breakfast, Lunch, din-l!Ml!ISo.Bristol,SA LABORERS Housemen & maids Exec. ne<!ds pltime as· nights Some week operator for auto de-b<'lwn IO·:l for uppt. ner. Exper\I. Apply in Dietary asi.istants. i''ull Needed Immediately needed. Apply Ben Immediate openmg for l'~K'· in wholesale supply. rughts. 75< p/hr, Sl. aft. ale1"sh1p. Xlnt Crin ge 7i.it770·26ll'J person. Ma Barker's lime. lmmed. openings l..ong & short term as· Brown's Motel, 31106 Qualified Individual able "ully capilall ze<l . madnl~hl" ~osla ~1esa bencfil'i & working con CIVIL HestL1uranl, 2l2 i-;. l7th 1.ido Convalescent Mgnments. Holiday & Coast Hw y , South lo perform various pro-_642_?._1634 __ . _____ _ nr~~· ~~-4360ext. 32Sor d1l1ons. Call Gordon EHGIHEERIHG St.C.M. Cenl<'r,641i·77&i v a cal ion p ay. _L_a...;f(\l_n_a_. ______ , ~uraJ assignments in MECHANIC 55t.-3799aft.6 Tavlor ror appt Hospitalization plan supparl ofprototype de· --71-1 ~Ii 7070 DESIGNER DONUT SI IOP l R VINE. available. Start Toda ! H 0 U S E W l V E S & velopment oC medical de· SR. MECH AH IC Dahp;allcr <or 16 month Expcr'd in :;ub di\i,ion • COOK exper'd counter help, I S T U D E N T S ! vices. I.e .. artificial Responsible for servir<' ol<l boy. P /t1me Mon· ---__ work. 1\ppl\• 111 p~r:.1111, tu Days Only part·Ume. early morn1n1i 'Y' ~ .1 .. Housecleaners needed, heart valves, embolec· & mainte nance f or Wl:<l & Thur:.. Noon lo Bookkel'JH•r /Ti·pht '\tr. Fuentes, Hobl•rt ApplylnPt·rson hrs 552·1441. ~ JI... <':µ' req. Up lo $100/wk. tomy c alhetera and marine labs at Coron.1 10 :lOPM: My h?mc or p lime or Pi tame Anlng Ilt'in. Wilham Fru~l .\ After 3 P~1 ------' -~ · 646-1006, 673·8158 membrane oxygenators. dcl Mar. Min 3 yrs cxp'1n ·'·ouf'. 1'1d~ 0 K. Refs ofl 1t·e Li•alho~1 hi.ind. Assu1·. MO! Quail M, SU Tlte .Anclettt McrinH' DRIVERS 3848 Campus Drive Will <lo procedural test manno teclmology, 111· t.11·~7 or ~18 1314 G73·38Hol 2G07 W Coasl Hwy, NH l•:arly AM, 3·6 dt•hvl•ry 546-4741 Immediate openin~s full cakulaUons and analysili dud sea wnt:er system,,, ---------I \ Times C M & "o or p/time. No exper . nee. of results, ma1'nta1·n 1'n· plumbin" & "en'l shou TIABYSJ'J'Tl·:ll for School BOOKKEEPER ClEAuluG l"'DY " ' . . ·~ . (Across From A"es 17 thru 28. 5404448. " ., " "'" A ~ J\ S"SO mo ''al l ... strument.s arid prepare skills. Refri"eration uget·hildrcn.1 ·45 lo.\:30 COOK · · · " · " OrangcCo.Airport) MarineCorp. " P M. Mun thru t 'ri . COMMISSIONS nL"<-'Cled to rll•Jn ot(i<'cs ~5-0770Uoh. EqunJOpporEmployer reports. maintenance & repair Irvine K33·lllitS Npl llch lnvc~l 1''irm. l'vcmn~s Mon lhru 1''rt· Expcr'd only. All shifts. capability desirable. _ F charge commsn's bk· llJY l\lusl he hard work Good pay & bencftl.,. All DRIVERS/P·Time Inspection • APPLY Send resume indud. sa.I lJADYSITTER Needed. kp'r. Rcq "XP in ~·g brd mg and trustworthy. t:all ply, Jolly Roger, 400 S to <leliver L.A Tames. GENERAL MANAGER RECEIVING EMP'LOYMBIT info to employ meol T'l"cf my home. San S}S. knowledAe an read· SXl-5988 Coast llw y. La~unu Ston·s & street racks wanted f 0 r new DEVELOPM!MT supervisor: Cl I 5 d 7 30 l &>ach Mw.t be O\'er 18, hJ\•e rc-.taurant chain central IHSPECTOR C/\L TECH t>mcne · ys, : 0 ang computer reports. -van or pic kup. al~o S mall prec1siofl DErA.RTMEHT Pasadena,Ca9112S 5P\l 493·2ss7Bobhie &l().()IZJ. c• 1: .......... G I "'DY ltab1hl\. IOSurancr oc: Must be very capa· machined & molded 5584544 Equal Opp Emplyr ---~" " ~ COOK J ble of all start up rune· 11·\R'tSITTl-:R needed. BOOkKEEPERF/C needed to dtan offi<•c 5-111!15.1.\j. F: () E. \pply lions _design, s ate par ts fo r electro-AdI'a1dForbyemployer m/f/h l'ilimi'. my home. Mon 2 Day~ per wk, perm. 1 blrlg. in :-O:wpt Orh area. :i No Ex per. Necc:.sary hcl\\cen II JO & 5 f'~I. ~election, openjng, lratn me ch an1cal d ev 1ces1 ME 01 CAL REC p 1, thru ~'r1.1 :iotns ·30.~.F: 1 '1rl ofc. 1"17 Wcs.tcliff eves a ~l·ek Tolul HI Apply an person --------t " "t1• With u r" l Working knowledge 0 SHILEY' "'IS,l .... C. ' · " " AflerJP M F:lcctronic assemblers n,.. "'" c r "1 Yl4.5 true positioning """' "' Salary open, frlft~ llunt lkh. 2 d11fclrcn J>r. 110. 21 1, N.U. l'honc hr'wk. t;ood pay. Call The~ient Mariner Exp'dor lramt'es. Appl" munaitemcnt expcr. pref'd, proficient use or EqualOpJ>Ortunity benefits,Spaoishh<'IJl.fol .5::nllartfi,!H;H7llil ___ for;eppt.1;.151373 58J .~)ll8 111 pe rson !1·11, 5812 111,:lh wcome potential measunng instrument.s ___ 1-:_m_p_loyerM/F Bris tol Park Med ' 2ti07 WCoa~t llwy,l'IB Call494·SIOH G Bk C 1 Dubysit11•r 1'111·, ,\ Frr ll Hoo K Ki-; i-; I' r: It f 0 r -Ill-Scarth Dr . JI B rcq'd LEAD PERSON roup 722 a er ·!'I 10 s 1 \' 1111 ""'' I\ 1 ·---------- -n · ST ·c· osw1TCH 1 ... c ---· --_:_ -=--. · · ' · 'UIJhl· ,\n·t)!. oil'. 2 or 3 •-EI. 1-; c TH o N I(' AS <i 1-.NI-: ,\L <>FC llK r:-.ic; "' " 2nd shift. Med1cul Assistant, ex-p'd h 11 ml'. 11 w n tr •1 n" · ll1t)S :1 "'k 1·a11 : !It;() 2-136 Clencal COOK l'XJ>C. r rcq II 10 key all el J J.39 Baker Costa Mesa S4ti·k~I --_ _ _ Port timt• Som<' t''(!lf'r st-:MBL\' & WIHIN(i, · · 50 · d 549 3041 For CiberglllSS & resin pref .. back&fronloffict' --BOOKSTORE CLERK JR. CLERK "'111 fnl·ndly comp,1ny typin~ wpm. goo • co mpression molding. 1'1exible hours. Also Pall Tuih)'1Llcr my N.H. home "-,'xperiencc nC"eS"ar" nN· t\ppl) in 1i..·rlooll. Thi' 111•"' 1 Jc·J11 tic:-. i;uull compJny benefit--. ref's EQuaJ Oppor Employer Exper. rt.oq. Other posi· lime X·ray technician lo ·• Ah Id 1 " .. ' ~ J SR CLERK l>crhy, 1262 S.E. Bn ~lol. l11•ncf1•0 '--ate··' in'''. I rl'Q'd. Newport Beaeh. ll s a 'I J t & 2 d Newport Beach ar•u r "' 1 ren, uay a Write P 0 Box •14111. • S \ '"'"' .....,.._-"' '-·• F time & P/t1me.K. _________ __, oru · vai ·on ~ 11 ~ • • ~t>ls 640-4~5_. __ lrvtnc. CJ\. 92716. lllalln" • · <:.ell Chuc·k fctr ap11l .11 ----------t shilts. Apply in person. 714:646-519-l • ,. & CLERICAL ~ST COOK ~c:wporl :'llanne Enf:m ll~dcr.IH2·2211 CAMBRO MFG Babysitter ft tame 3-4 da)s cxpenencc• and wa~e re· IHJERMEDIAJE MED TRANSCRIBER :l "k for 2 i.m children. qwremenl~. Raleigh Jhll<.tto,p necnng645·3632 GEHERAL OFftCE '7601 C1ay A\•e. H.B. <W of for . Pro (e s s i o n a I Soml.' o n •It G ><>d ---------• Vuraed JOIJH with & l50lr~.··111~~h5.:'is'!,o· N7 U. ELECTRICl"'H J. Herbert Bench,So.EoOrGEarfield) secretarial scrv1'ce in • · ~er 'J! 1 • 1 BOYS · GIRLS without expcr. 11' good .._ .,.. A CLERK TYPIST pnv.Nowknd~.586-3956. f d " ('II --."mli·o n4--'s·Syr"vrir'•I llaJIJeweller'I Newport Dcach, rrr. -. ---12·!1; years or a"e. Even-o c :.urroun in,,s. '1 '' "'""' ~' ' I So C l Pl " Ti 1 l'OOK. Lunch W:iitrcs~. l'lee'lr1c1 an. Top y,11._:1·~ n. · oas aza S7J9PerMonth LecialSK'y F /T, days. Mu st be llABYS ITT ING for ing work. Obtain new ocuy .... OFEES Bartender, all p/t1mt'. Wcwdcoss EleC'tre1 n<'ed~ u resp. person l.o Coursesorexpeneneeln For busy H.B. office. knowledgeable in a ll Tcal'lu.:r in own home. suhM·111>lions ror thc Dai· "' ...... -,.1.l87 work in thu ofc. Vara· el'. d. I I It' ( Apply, Snn franrl~l'un •. ~• , ~ ·' typing or office practice must have minimum 6 me 1ca s pec a IC!L Nil. 7::KI AM lo ·• PM. lite l.v l'ilol working with an €Q~ o f ice • llil7Westcliff Or. NH --------ot duties. Exper . helprul. is desired. Must be rcsl· mo. CUlif. expcr. 847-6041 Rapid typing & accural~ housekeep'.:. May blin,i: atlull i.upc·rv1sor. Eurn --hul w11l ln11n. Call Dcts.v, dent of Costa Mesa, un· spelling mandator.'. own 'ml child. Providr S20 to $.10 per w<'<'k or Q overload l'os metic Salr<;, expl'r ENGINEERING ~1!11379. employed 15 of last 20Legal Secretary, Salary commem1uratt• ""n 1r.1n,, ref:;. Call more. C.111 C2l3) S!l#·O~JH I' time permanrut pus AIDEll - -weeks & meel income CrimanaJ & civil liliga-with ahllltlcs. e~ lli3·!1:.:t!I no()n to 5pm (213 ) 557.0061 }>resugeDrugS1me.hch . fN n h GEHERALOFFICE Je,·els as verified b• tJon.Charmingo(fJrein perlt'nccdonlynecdapp ·-H\-Kl-'ltE 'd 498·2473. 5pm.9pm. Call 3723°1rchSl .. ~fl a r"a ... tr. L:1wo111l l ll YO ewport l':ll' Lite t.\JllOIJ & bkkp'o. ~ I Call Cll.· k r 0 ~ .. r_ s JG s 38J p '1 <> " EDD. Open until filled J.anuna Beach. Must y. &w--0...,..1, as· or ' • xp or appren-Collect ·---------•( '75-0150 11 · I c:r" 11 tall ti7.'.i· 1636 for Ill · " nd llC'<: (;jll hlwn. lJ,\.\I & -------•·-----h Filing deadline l :i ill. tervaew. Newport t-ioor Contact Personnel Dept .. have xJnt sec'y ~kills & Jill Ht erson 496 UIO ~---------U.ElllCAL t-' f ~ C1ly llall. a b I e l o ass u m e _noo_n. . IUILDl ... G C R ED I T U N I 0 N or an ormalaon < ap Covcnng responaiblhty. Pleasing Models. (2) needed for -----• "' DEPUTY Cashier-Clerk. Orange rlccat1011s cont~t l -personality a mus t . color brochure. $100/per l ... SP'ECTOR 1 Co. Credit Union. Los Personnel ore .• 33011 GlRL FRIDAY .. J w 1 L d "' Salary open. 497-1729 ~·r. . . .au an ilicap-Ranking TELLER For our C~ta Mesa or. fice. 1-:xp!'r preferred. Call Mr. Donnelly ut 5-lo ZlOO CahCornia Federal Srcvrnl(s & Loan 2700 Harbor Blvd. CM &tual Opporl ~mployer CiCy of Newport Beach CLERK I Alamitos area. Needs Newport Blvd , N.B Oncgirlorrice, liteboo\c. tng675-8459arter5PM Sal$1253 to$1522 mo S600·S86.'i PC'rMonth staffmemhC'r.35 hrs per t>W·210t. keeping, 10 key, type. LEG.ALSE~:r • MOTHER'S HELPER Req's 2 yrs journeyman Or$3.86Pc:rHour ~eek. Tue lbhfu Sa\Ac· ---liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil-• phone p e r sonalit y ~m. ~us1ness l1t1gation Live in. Newborn & Syr level exper. in electncal curacy & a 1 aty to 1tn· ENGINEERING 962·5S9l fi rm m Npl Cnlr seeks old. Own room & saJarv. construction. FilinK de· Th · · h die money mosl lmr>Or· x I aJ M l ~., adline Jan 9th 1978. For there0arc opcntnJ~S wit tanl. Full employee GIRL FRIDAY, for CPA ~ ~r. e per. e1 secy. us Engl.spk'g,557.9797 e range County benefits. Wrtt<.': t:. J DESIGN AIDE oCc Ill CdM. Recent exp. ~f:Jffi· ··,t (ij'l • ..:.;·a JjUjlOJ@~~~. m~i h 8 ve x In l s kl lls .1-...;;..__~~----in!o & applkallon. con· Municipa l Court a1> G illl ..!I ..,,1~; Shorthand req. Submit MOTOR ROUTE t act Personnel Dept 3300 d rt ., M et s <' h • e n c r a I cm .. Per Month n o l n e c. B k Jc P ll I n1·d <' t • permane~t an pa t me Manager B<H 2246 ScaJ .,,,.... . knowledge helpful, flexi resume n co • en e o Daily Pilot route in Newport Blvd, N.B . Deputy Clerk I; localed Beath c.i 907'10 • Assist i n draft inf? hle hours.675·2070 . 77FalrDriY• Ad J987. Daily Pilot, Newport Beach. After· &W·2101. 301 43 Cr own Valley _ !___. ____ Courses in drart1n)!. 1714) 556-5350 P.O. Box 1560, Costa noons Monday through =--=-----i----------1 Parkway: Laguna UELIVERY PEH~ON. a~gehra. geom el~>. Glrl Friday, lit.e bkkpg, EqualOpporEaiployer 1_M_e!!_a_. C_A_. 9_2626 _____ Friday plus Saturday & 0 Niguel, C:u llf. Appbca ror CM area, mui.t use tngonometry & draf'tang typing & order desk. &nlday mornings. Gr~ BankmgS&L IUSI y lions can be picked up al own car, xlnt hou r~. C'(per .. desirable. Must Phone personali ty a LEGAL SECRETARY $400 per month. $50 ca~h LOAN PROCESSIHG must be l8. Apply Tues & t h e a bo v c add r es 1> 642·0106 be resident of Costn must Coast Distributors Janitor, full time. Tuto swLi'orn.kGdin 1<tywp,cnlg 05~~.1i5n• deposit required. Good CLERK Thurs. 3-4PM, Charley between the hours ol ---------Mesa & unemployed u t 5i0-7063C.M. La,,unaBeachLum"-r '"' forcollegestudenl or2nd Brown's, 16160 Beach le"•t 30 days or under ----------1 4n._:~..., cc•o~~7 receplexp. & hte l)kkp'g, B I t N B f 8am-4pm. Delivery Driver l'/timc, ..., ...,_......., .,., -lUD income. Call 642·4321. usy, p easan .. o c. Blvd 11 B COUNTY OF approx 12 hrs per wk employed. Open until --------------•Legal secretary exp pre· AekforC•-ulalion. advanl·cmcnl avail. CANVASSERS $3.l7 per r. '< c vmi.t "" '' 'I 0 E 832 73ll ·-Xlnl sul & bt>ncfits. Real .. · -·-----h Gt tri fill~". Contact Pera,onncl " JANITORIAL, rcsid. & f 'd . Call for •Pl>l.·~""'---"-"----- "-·t l l 50 ORA~GE record & license req. Dept.. City Hall. . comm . ay or nltc. X· • • MOTOR ROUTE •• llS YP'' wpm . •STUDENTS • " Library Ca ll J un e -per. pref. Nd potenllal1-----------Tclcphone & customer we Want You! An Affirmative sio.2141 • ,,... suprvsr. Western Coun· LIQUOR CLERK, Tue. DWVERY 't·ontact. See Madeline ToMake$Canvasslng. Action Employer ----------1 , l lies !\hint. Bef noon Thurs. i''r1 night.s, $2.65 To deliver large motor Dawson, ~7J-31JO, Im· Salary + lonusH ---Deti•«y/N•wspoper ':.. 6310723 or6734356 hr. CdM. 673·7530 route In S. La1una and penal Saytngs & Loan, We Will Train. 751·5411 ---------•( Permanent part·limc job • !! LOT ATTENDANT Laguna Niguel. Must 3366 Via Lado, N.B. ----------Oerical delivering early mornin1: _ .-.t"'; 1 KEHHEl. HELP Part & full lime have good dnvanl( record Bartenders & cooks for Shakey's Plua. C.M. 2214 Newport Blvd, CM. 646-0209 afl 2:30 PM CAREER Happy I.A Times to homes an ~ • Wknd live-in. Some wkdy and dependable auto. $50 557-0520 cash deposal required. SAWMEM HHDED Irvine/NB areas. Must f'ji HAPPYHOUDAYS work.540-4234 •--------- Jan I. Three Yr Training New Year bercliable&ha'l>'edepen· IB iffi ~IDJrnr~u~-lrvancPersonnelAgency ·--------WMIERSALESMAH For information call Prog r am. Salary + ToAllOfYouFrom dable transportation. lfil)j ~!~~1 ~ 0 488E 17lh Costa Mesa Expr 'd Cor retalllumber. 6424321 • ask for Harry comm . Start up l o Rita, Chris, Michelle, Salary$JOO mo. S46·0235. ~ ~l!J...:J -Su1te224 642-1470 KEY·OISC Laguna Bch Lumber Co. SeeJeyor Don W~~ --------•$3000/mo. Contact Mr. Connie,Sally &Carryof lA>liverymanLATamesin 7 7FoirDriY• ~ 494-6538or540-3287 ....,_,spaiperO.UY«y ~~~~Yknso~1~!ww~~~~~: !!,"1a~~ ~·d8S50/ wkMd/yFs, CoostalPersonnel Newport Beach, 3 days 17141556-5350 OPERATOR LVN. 7.3, 3.11 shifts. Mature r esp. aduJt for Also bclluty assistant & a '"' "'~ w11.n eves • Agency 540·6055 per week . 646·1'113 or Equal Oppor Employer HOSTESS & Im med. openings. Lido early AM deliv · Mu~l Julllete manicurist.1-E_.o_.E_ •. ______ 2790llatbor,CM _6_7_J._25_1_5. ______ ,__________ DISHWASHER. · 2 Positions Convalesccnt.646·77~ h:ivetrans.&1_0-_2756_. __ ~_:8i798.11""2SO ---------OELlVERYMANCorear· EXEC SECY A(lplylnPersun Occldent al·Researeh LVM't7•l NIGHT AUDI-rOR llEAUTY ASSIST. Oerical. l girl ofc. Needs ly AM Times Rte. No. Not ional Educational ArterJPM Corporation localed in P/time. Medications. Exper'd. part-time. App- F'1llorp/tw/future. Tol> apersontodolltctyping, C.M./H .B. area. Cnll firm LS looking for lOP· TiwArfc:J .... Mcsiller the Irvine Industrial ll-7 F/tuoeChargeduty. ~l:ncoR:s~w~·!v~l ~~I Wages. 837·4250 or Classified A/P, AI R & handle _S4&-448 ___ L ______ , notch exper '<t secy to 2607 W.CoastHwr..NB Complex bas need for Good sat & fringe bens. 837.a779. phones. Call Cor appt. work for the Pres. & Sr. two key-to-Oise operators Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, Laguna. Counter 540-1714. E.O.E. DEUVERY v· p r y · d to s·on nd 661 Cent er St CM N 'd I edi t IKICPR/ Asslstcmt P /Time. Machine ac· counUn1 system. 10 key adder & typinf. Expr pref. Will train. &el.912 10a mto2pm. &al Manlifad.urtr Messe9ger/Couner ice· ·res. o 11\ance. HOl!less, 7:30 to 2. Mon· ue expan 1 a , urses al t.''\. mm a 1• Q.HKTY'1ST 5 day wk. P /t.ime am or Applicant must be an at· Frt. Wage open. Apply promotlons. U you have 548·S58S operungs all 11h1fts. Udll Sales & MJnlyrofcexper.&typ. pm. Know Org co. tractive, well groomed betwn3&S.JollyR01er, oneyearpluaexperience•----------1 Con valescent Cente t, in1 (SOwpm ). Assist 835-3149 btwn 8 & lOAM professional ind.ivldual. · 1727 E. Dyer Rd., Irvine. worklnl on key.to-disc Machinist 646·7764 Reception I t ll Slc:Uls oftyplng 70+wpm, maohJnes, you will enjo,y 1--------- w repor prep, pe Y Dental assist ant SH 8()+wpm & some ac· Housecleaners Needed. the promotional OP· MOLD MA.K!R HURSES AIDES • :!:t ~~~~~b~~dl~: Huntington Beach counting exper req'd . Mature·Top $·car nee. portuniUesalOXY DesiCnlebulld smaUpre-F/Ume, all shift~. P~ TIM Dally Pilot has an OJ)enlnJ at. lbe malft oC· nce frmtcounter. Dulles consi.t or clualf\od od aalcs, reception for the company fl genoral clerical wen. Must t,ype .S wpm on dectric: and be cepabl• qt dtalin• with tho J"bllc. Op· J)CWWnll)' for advance• DM!Dt. ElcelltJ>\ COID• .,...,~ta. Far~ ...... c.11 PtnaM.& Office toall,ex\171 Ql•Mel COAST lnge.xphelpru\. 841·5413 Good starting sal, xJnt. &&Z-1403, 645-3439 clslon single & multi Lido Conv. Hosp. 4~ CallAnnLong ---------•working cond. & co. H 1 J 1 For conCldential con· cavltymoldsfort.ransfer Flagship Rd, N.JJ. Kerek.bolfMarine Lab DENTAL SECRETARY benefits.Apply In person ousec ean ng serv ce slderallonsendare:sume & injection m o ld 642~. • CdM ('71•> 673•9894 RECE PTIONJST for 9-12; 1-3:30; or mail re-needs Eng spkng galtull, to: machines. Small shop. A FactUtyot Newport Bch orthodoo· sume to: p /l Car nee. Top S. Good working conds. NURSES CALTECH Ust. salary open. Write HaMOMISphMs _557_--0609_. _____ , OCCIDE...,...._L Dnysonly. LV.H. u por. rnp oyer Pilot., PO Boie 1560, Costa Of1MH uwtOtl eeper, pe:rm. once RESEARCH 1139 &-kerCosl• Maa FUU & Part Tam•· Eq al Op E I aassified Ad#103. Dnlly e .....0 I~ " I " ST ACOSWrfCH IHC Cl.lalC/TYPIST Mesa.Ca.92626 061 lircltSt,Hpflclt k.Need splcnspaa 549·3041 Responslblo & dynamw 5540 wpm. aceUN1te typ-DENTAIJORTHO recep-<Nr. OECO. AElrport) ~!.ee&u':I~. hE:~ CORPORA JI ON Equftl Oppor Employer . Individual need et! to t:ike inc. Duties to Include tioolst. Nwpt. Benefits, · • • c.M. ~or6C6-5138. Jbx3io • .Dept.Z.Z charge in small. modtro, an1werlnf phones, dental expr req: Ortbol•--------·l·..;...::::!.:====:--1 La V CA SO • conv1&l escenl fac1lltJ • .cm.n. • rnl•c ornce uprpret.&&2-262G :: ____ as . m>e. .on MACHINIST .PM'a&nlghts.Apply • duties. Jl'/tlme. 8:30 to s f actnn Workers No ex er. nee. Xlnt Garfield Convatescen\. Pll. SJ.50 llr. Vltlaae DENTALASSJST.Exper. _, beoefiti lnclud.sickl>•Y· A.nF.qual pl 4Day/40HourW~ Hosp : W•1 •••u1•ment.. nee. F/tlmo. x ,ray cert. 4 n~ Wwk Wk Bayvh w Conv. 205f ~ty~m oyer General maehlQ• "''*' '7'181 Gart'leld Ave. HO: •1171 1 Call AS-0453. llflJ Tburtn, t:M 6C.2·S505. M/P' on qu.llt)' aeioQ>•t:e ' (714)1'47·9671 • 40 ff.rs ./. --------•component.a ft ••· SEJ..l. ldlr item~ wlth,J. ca.mutTYPIST °"""._.._. WantJ(da CaUfC2·5'TI! •••~•TORY ~mbllcs.Mustbeableto Dall.,PUotCIM'ltfied • ~ potlUon for Biil-EltPC1' endodonUc chair APPlr In Person awu.VfUll' work from detailed pl4Jl· 1 1"' Qd' In IMW'Pce •kte asst needtd f1/T for .._....._.,." OAAAOE SALE ads In CWcal n1n1t aheet.a&blucprlnu. You don't nttd a gun f> Oo. la ~JklL Good verybuayNptBcbprar. 2101Dov.St.rffL INOall)'PUotbrln1h•P· L.V.N.•lt.N.or'l'ECJJ ~plylnPonon "draw fa<1l" when= \.Y1IMI altlO.. SalatJ to tJc.. XlD\ opp()l't for rl1thl Newport Beech py NIUJta. To pl are 1our wPled flail or p/tlme. Moncta1-T2ntr.dQ' ril~ an ad fn the Dal t30I • 1ooQ to0mpen) ~~•mob.r.C.ll Acr0issrromOCAJtporl Orewlof car~, pbone VelllpwK\Mre e.Q)t. c.au ........ trt .. ~ PU«W1ntAdslCaU n ~aMOO _6M4185. 142.s871t.odlJ'. tir-aptM..-.0140 , .. 2101DtMSt.NB -&ta>S78. • _ ' ' .... • r . €.J2 ONLY PilOT HelpW..ted 7100 HtlpWanhd 7'00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balurday DKtll'\ber ''· 1tn .-..w..tM 71 00 ....,WCllhd 7100 Hlllt W..eff 7100 ....,w...... 7100 . . Lt n "'"to You 1045 G.ag.S•• toss Mite••·-1010 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scrvtcu Stat1un A u &, \Vtld~rs ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• •••••,••••••••••••••••• ..,.sp A.IOU ttut'<1ud &u 1tt-t·e11t 11ra. ~~:: ~f&~·u,~:.YAP· Ericson Yachts r.uxed aoxer 1>t.1P1>Y. SA1·1soN 1>-5. :ioo Kulits PUILIC AUCTION ltoaDaUI S llAM :ll'M. lli.cquetf1.1n ply, Shell Stution, 17th & llit.<1 !''/time OP')nlngs lor mlllc. w/dog hse. Good Place. NB. Wuher . Xlnt b., .. efit· •11 .. \ ... ·• 9872 Uamllton , JIB PRODUCTION lrvhw.NB. """"f'd llealth.ull&holll.63H!3_39_ waterbcd. H.d,rm sel. MANYITEMSOl''PINP. " ~ ' • -u u..-' th MORE ESTATE H :W ELl\Y. 111ck l>lt.Y. &~""'"'. Cor\\ 1163-0tiG<t S.•rvlcc Stu. Nil!hl Attend Htficrc W.tders !"rec a.o 11ood honu.) ·.-~hu t~ t.'.!· . AR'f OBJECTS. AN ~Thunn,t;M~~~ l lALESTATl TYPIST 20r5nilc>suwk Apply, l•'ull bt.'neflls : M1•tlical. 2 YT hid spuyt.'Ci female MANY' "'urmturc lten\Ji 11QUF .. '), FINF. l''UHN , Nursing a1dl' & 'oroc Protti>!llonal. llc1•nwcd Shell J7th&lr\'i1tr Nil. dcrll11l. opllcal. l'h•ullc mt'd. •6ctbrkn~G~~s.!_ in«l'g Haby Grnncl 1-..~rc; r HON&:; t'Olt IN· hsckp'i:ford1l>.1blcd f1•m aale11pooplc wun.ted. IBM SELECTRIC II . ' tipply at Security Ole .. (.',\'l' Wh \.' m;ilc. part Plano <.:hNry Ui&U~.i 1-'0 & BROCJl URF.. Exp pref'd but nol re Sl•r\'ice Station ,\tlt11 19.'H Ovcre,Avu, SA S 1 b ttm. Pini: pnn~ thl, put10 tlit.5·2200 "'"r'·• U""' 111 ... r l;t!ni:rnui1 c.:ommis~mn:.. EX'"'rtenced urc:u1·ute TY1>ist needed dant. apply at 15!12:.! -iameise usl' rokeo, !I st•t. Other ltemll lnduclc ------------u , " v out. 1\dvaJlt'(• truh11ui1 ""'" mOti fJilil 870 PJT. 8ml zm 642•5062 immediately. 70 wr>m (must) Pat·1fic Coast llwy. !Inti: · · • toys. b k8, tool3, UP· PUILIC AUCTIOM ---Bch. 2t..'l·~2·157\ YACHT SALES GREA'r DANE "AWN. ,1 pliancti. t'r11 ocl~c11n MANY JTF.MS OF FlNF. OFFICE C~I Crocker Experienced ya1:ht sales Yrs. nc .. lsterc.'<I, lly~d, \\ltfe & 1 UCli MOft£. £STAT!:: Jl::W£LRY 621 19.._ CM p t T' Sbrvil'e Station Attend. t ... b d .. o·><> "'""l · • ""• ar 1me " IX!I S011 wan l'u Y rup1 loveschaldrc-n833· l ,,...., . ..,.,., AHT OlUF;CTS, AN· -----Thursday & Fridt1y Day Shifl Full & PIT, exp & ovr 2L .: r 11 w l n It 1" U .J I I ·---TlQUES. t'lNE FURN .. CLERKS Real &;tall' Salcs P"'opl!.' SaturdayNightShift Sal open & uniform Yi\MAHAD!!ult.'r Cull GREAT DANE. Faw 4 High l'hestS65. Blaek f..i'C. PHON£ FOlt JN· woanted. lip to 00110•. ~1~n!~h.fd. P \~Ptly<' al>~ SOUTHWESTERN yrs, n eg, spayed. Lov & w it 1• T V S ll ~, 1"0. & BROCHURE. ~~~~> :.11111 Nwrt lkh CHEVRON. 2.5172 Cobol y •CHT SALES dtildr~ 8J3..()J.5~ Refn~~tor S35. 973.01~s lri.S·.22()(1 IMME£lJATF. i\SSIGN:WS t:NT Champagne Temporary Help TYPESETTER Rd 11t Lu Puz. L;ig ltill1>. 114 673·!12ll C1\'J' Whit(' male. part 8060 Siaml>se. llou:.ebroken, 9 SCRAM-LETS Experienced. Day s hift position YARD MAM mos. 646·8705 RECEIVING 'CLERKS Excellent Working Conc.lilaons Apply in Person Service Sti1t1on ullrn dant:. FIT & P T llrll ·H2: 3·10 Apply 2lti0 Harbor, C.l\1 Hcnt.11 <:cnh.1r has open· ings f11r 2 men . Mc1:hanH·al knuwlcdi.:c helpful. neat h1111dwril· 1ng nee-Wl•ekday off. Will trufo. I!J:JO Newµort Bl, (..':\1 t\ paloosa Horse, 3i,., yrs. ANSWERS Free to good home st sell SJ~. 75Z·50ll'J, Englii;h Dull Dog. 11.'H 345 Cockle Cavity -· 3849 Birch St. Newport luch 540-7345 W1• 1wcd pcoplt• to rN'('l\'l'. murk & 111:.pcl·t 1ncommi: mcrch;ind1se Ill our rece1vin1: department Serv. Sta Hclp oced1-il 1m. med. f'u II or p/ t. ApµI). ~xi E. Cst llwy. Nwpt Bch. '? u,. eh rt• tl. r 1· ma 1 e H~ ehold Goods 8065 &aperb -Embark --~~3138 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slouch -ltegime - OphthaJmolug1:-l M:l·ks C\ JH;•r'd front oft• r~n·1H 41u~t kamw l11llini.: & hk kpn.:. &111ll! lYPlll~ !'all IMMEDl•TE OPENINGS ~11-tnnc poi.1t1on:. Oran9e Coast Daily Pilot 330 West lay St .. Costa Mesa r\~k for Paul Ward S11tcr/Companlo~ with Y~iunJ.! rnan ~ l!r~,\~m'k ea elderly gentleman." hrs Su111./ay 1110111111)( -,:ioa~ daily, H.B. area. ltefs. to 5;30 am. ub.out. l:l:i per <:O~tMERCIALS Snoopy T ypt'. it mo. New beige drape !) llowtowatchWesterni; female. good w/k1d11. to w hardware. •l Bluffs U on TV. especially when gd homl! w /yd only model -2 pr window the hero h1ti-hes up his 751·85.>I length. 3 pr floor, $100. gunbelt and say~. "Black ----C 11 I I 9 AM· no o Bart. l'm giving you fivl~ C.\Jtc 6 mo. old orup~e cat, 714-&I0·5467 COMMlo:RCIALS to get. 55!) .. 155:1 & lull 1·0 hcncf1b l'le;i:.e apply in 111·r1>1m \n Equul Opportunity I::mployer 9tl2· 1832 or ~5·2069 hr &-16· l-113 or 673 251.5. has l>hots. 673·1!402 or ------tf13·~----__ Jewelry 8070 _ouloflown:" PBX 01wrat11r tor tt'I(• ans'g ~en· \';med :.t11rt:-. open. full & p t. \\'111 N , M train right PL'r .. rm Call M \WW-a~MI ~ 541.3395 1.(M~"' ll(,U.lt RESTAURANT "'·Phone Schedulers ,, 1,1,.,,1 :\lature Person for t.un('h , ,,,, .. ,,, .. ,, 1,,.,,1,., Buffet service Ill dinmit 2 ·opcn1ngs Uni11u1• ,,,.., ....... ''""""'"""' room Approx3·4hrspcr Healtll Program. l'urt. 1 "'' 1, ..... clay. Apply to Food Mi:r. ume. D,1y Ill' 1-:\•<!n11u:s ..... "" Hotel l.a ~Ulla , 425 s. iva mctil'ulous motivated ('11,1st 11,,·y . 1.···•u1\·• ~· ..... ~prn1 U• tj It t \ 11:1~ 1 ,._ -"~ u lil?tividuals (;11 h•'ll('f1ts. 1•i..,, .•. ·11, -. , 1 ... , lkaC'h ·l!Jl·1151 ;rJealth Exam1n1l1l's, Nil ---------•rl\4 J!>i0·7·1·1~ Restaurant help tor J<il'k· HECEPT·WF.EKENO ln·The-Box, 1mmc<l1ate Hetp Wanted 7 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Henlal ntf11·c. I 1 l'l'n:. openrngs on all shills al 3 'PlasllC' lnjel'tlOn helplul. ,fu<ly 01' '.\largiL• Co.,,ta ~CSa :;lures 1'leas1• Mold mg ·lfl4 !142'1 apply Ill person · SET-UP MAH :igs E. 17th St. 7 l;--STORE. 1-'ull ur Part Merchondls~ Tim<' Cll<rk. Appl v 1rt ••••:•••••••• •• • •• • •• •• person. 2R:1;1:l Cr.own ..m.-es 8005 Hetr,Wanted 7 100 Vallt:Y l'rkwy, Lai;{.••••••••••••••••••••••• Cute Dot:s: :\top & l'ookw. ::! Mall' k1ttC!11s. Ureal \l'ltll kid.,, 008·3!l211. ••• •••••••••• • ••• •• • •• NiguC'l. PUBLIC AUCTION Senetary-Purchasini.: MANY ITEMS OF FINE Furniture 8050 ror prominent Orange STUDENT ESTATE JEWELHY. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coast B111ld1ng firm Pltime young men 18 ART OHJECTS. AN· STOREWIOESALE localed in Tustin vrs+ for ueli\'tmcs & TIQUES. 1"1N1<; FURN .. Ncw&USl'<I furn. appl's. Prt:1iious l'onstrut'tion \varehou~c. Apply. Party ETC. PHONf; FOR IN· m1.~c. Wil:.on's Bari.win exper required. Ty1>e Worlt.I, 2025 Newport HI, FO. & BROCH URE. Nook !>-15 & Kl~ W. 19th, 60wpm no shorthand. Costa Mesa. 645.2200 (',\!. ti42·7!130&548·32fl2 l'onla1:t Peggy 835·3001 ------------- _ -- - ------Switchboard Opnutors PUBLIC AUCTION full & p/t1me. Will train. MANY ITEMS OF FINI': 6-t5·8772. .ESTATE JEWELRY. Serret11ry SENIOR SECRETARY TECHNICIANS ART OBH:CTS. AN · TIQliES. FINE FUHN .. ETC. PHONE FOH IN· W a n l e d I m FO. & BROCHURE . 51 ll It lrmg cu:o.lom padded po r t ab I l' b a r w i l h multrplrx tunt'r, R track & turntable·ull are built· ins .plus lwo c us tom wrou!lht iron bar stools. Sharp~ 581·7446. --------Exper'd, 2nd Siu ft Hen.'Pl1onisl/Order D1•!>k. 1205 Bahr .St FOREMAN <ioocl w1 numlwrs. l>l'O· 2235 llarhor Bl\'d. Research and Develop. pl(·. ph"Onc l'nnturt. lYP· -----ment organization locat, m u n o 1 o g y I Se r o I o i: Y 645·2200 technician for youni:: Bio· --------- medical corp. Duties willt•---------1 **I BUY** l·;-cper'd.:lr<1Shift ini.:. Needs to ht• m•al &i---------1911 ed in the Irvine Jn· MAIHT. HELPER pll'<•s:int [>IO l l 11 RETAIL dustrial Complex has an 1st Shift · r s· · OPERATORS llN·1·p111m1,.1 W1· 11et•d girl opening or a en1or l·'rnh1'' "ho likes pe111>ll· CLERKS Se<:retur)· All Shilli, , Apply & w;111ts to work 111 Orange Coast l'la~lH'~ 11ll'a~ant surro11111l111 g, urnw 8UiS · \ lor busy. al'll\ 1· l'I'. __ ...,., __ .1 __ • t •.• c •.• · '··-1 l'tuth•l':-Call ~1i!l-2Hil 14rACTJCAL NUHSE tl~LPl!:R wanted for ln1nll woman & 111 hu!>baod, 6 or ll hrs rlaily'. 645-9573 CM. lletept1on1sl T y p1~l . lll'l'lkd tull t1m1· lur N I' w p 0 I' l H l' •• I' h µuhll:.lung firm. 1; ... 111 knowledge of grammar •·ssenlial. 615·6730 ~e-School Tead1cr, 3 ,\T 1 _________ _ :old cla:.s. F/time. 1m· lnl'd. employmt'nl. For 1nl'o i-all 5-HH!Jl!J l'nntm)( l\1llal<'r. p t1m1· Now ar('L'Jll1nf.! applirn pons lor :\Jun & 'l'lll'S 111ght ~h1fls ,\ppl,\' !Jam lpm. l'cnn\'sa\'l•r. ltlliO l'la1'<'nlla Costa ~flosa. PRIMTSHOP Offset or XcrographH· HECEPTIONIS'f FOXY LADY RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY for !ht• onlv Nal'I \!I \J.!<'lll'Y in l)rang1• Co ~t1mulut1111! 1•n,·1r1rn ment . gr<'at henl'f1l s, xlnt growth potential for someone i11tcn·~tl'd 111 all advt•rlisrng. The· girl )'(JU UTOTEM Convenience Mcrkets HclpWanted lst. ~ncl & :1rd Shifts Noex1x:r.rc1j'd. Welrarn tho:.e hired. Appht·anU. .q>ply at Li tolem Stores lo1:ated 111: 111 Del Mar l\\•r , (' :\1. 1390 N. Paci fir Ciit llwy Lal!una Beat•h We arr ;an equal opportun1\~' l.'mploycr Retail Gift Gallery nds p lime atlradl\'C. pe•rsonabl(' fl·malc Wknd:; mr•I Respons1bll• for all I acets of store hus111c~s . Call Wcd4 ·niurs ;.ift IOA:\1. 675·3080 SuC"rcssful caod1dates will have engineering knowlei;:dge. shorthand :.J)<'<.-d of HW) wpm, and typing speed off,() wpm. Qualifred 11pplicants ~hould send a resume 111· duding salary history and requirements to ~t.{)~'1~7~~ris or .tall OCCIDENTAL RESEARCH CORPORATION <!100 S. f:. :Wain Street l1·v111e. CA. !J27J.l An Equal Opportunity f;mploycr Mi l-' k l' y o p e r a t o r t-: x penentc m•t·essar~. N1•w shop uhlillng xo·rnx !1100 machine. Wnll' P.O llox 4-181. Irvine. C,\, !J:!illi. .statmi:: c.\'pcnenre :.ind wage requir<'m<'nt. would repluN• has betnl __________ ------ --- rromote<lloTra(fic :\!gr .-------- She w a~ fl rst hi rt'O :) S;ulmaking. xlnt op port. mn's ai.:o. 1\:ik for Lil for s ailmak1ng earcer Willi ams. Bol.1'11 & w1old e,tabhshed rirm. Jacobs 8.'l:l·0881!. ~_}_:!JR ___ _ SECRETARY For Conslr uctwn Co. Near B rookhurst & i\dams. ll.B. Call btwn !J AM & 5 P:\t. !Jfi2·6G8.1 Saks :\ad Hourly Pay & ----- RECEPTIONIST Sm;.11l Mis:.ion Viejo Mfg bonuses Nt•wport Poob Secretary for H.E. l\lgr. Oran~e Cnuntr &M lil!ll :\lust ha,·c gd shthnd & typing. Moving to new include assistin~ rn pro· duction, processing, & characleri?.ing antisera to drugs & hiologkal materials. BS in Life Sl'ient'l'S & exp. 111 Serology nc1· W a n t c d H c s e a r l' h Technician for young Bao ·mcdica l tor p . MUSIC BOXES CLOCKS Slot Machines. Nickclo dcoq:., phono~raph'. World's I ar~cst scle1• tion . Also glft 1o , furniture. 11ntiqucs. Amencan International ; 1802 Ketterinl{; Irv me. 154·1771. Open Wcd.·Sal. Knowledge of lsot.1pe ---'"-------- 1 abelln g. Elec ·r·---------1 Good used Furniture & Appliances-OR I will :.t!ll or SF.LL for You . MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833·9625 CAS H PAID !-'or gel u~ed furn. <1nl1· quts & cir TV's, !157 ·!113:1 Blond din'g rm set, l.(l" nuine wood. l ncludei; huffct. table & 6 chairs. 847·46(j(i trophorcsis, Spec · WHOLESALE -------- trophotomctry. & TOTHETRADE MISC. F'UHNITURE Chromatography dcsira· lncld'g Dining Rm hie. MS or OS w/2 vrs Sundown Antiqu~s Lt4. & Bedroom exp. pref'd. -I 5192 lolsa Chica Sets. 993-0570 H.B. ~7 1 4 t893-7509 j1x61 "IUl>S tOfJ wrouoht P IT T echnH·1an for " " young llio·medil'al l'Ol'p . __ ------tron & tube steel thl, ~ Duties include preparing STEWART ROTH chrs. C'irn• 1930. S35U. Reagents & m11terial~ 111 ANTIQUES Ci11l tii:J.fi5JI n>search lab. lfas1t :-.kill,; ,\shipment of Amenl'an C1>ff11\• till. ~'I· pel':1n , sso 1 n Gr u v 1m<'tr 1 <' & Oak antiques has JU~l ar· :! end l'hcsts, ~3;> ea. Volumctnr methods :irl' rived from the Eai-l !!6.1·'111.Jl) n e c t y r 1· o I I e i.: e c 0 as l . ope n llHi p M chemistry 11el' da1I~ Excellent Bcnef1b N.B. b'JH881 TELEPHONE SALES Tired of the routine·• This job is for ynu ' Call Us Now Al 833-8095 TIME· LIFE LIBRJ\Rll!:S Equal Opp Emplyr m 1r 750 E. DYER HO SANTAANA r11t the Newport Fw} > 751 -8922 WHOLESALI': TOTIIETRAOE NOW OPEN TO PUBLIC Bdrm set. Ucd. drl'sser. two ni~htstand:. S75. K1tchenelle SS. 548-3964 K' sof<'1\. lnos<' p11low buck. goldish color, Slll!I !162·291 I. f'U LL CO,\( pu;n: :\lAPl.E TWIN St-:T 548·8:>13 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR I City of Newport Beach fac. 111 lr\'ine. Gd. salan· & henef1ts. Apply to ---------·1 0 Pt:N7DAYS B r j ,. k & w h 1 t c lloundstoolh corner unit. good rond. SlOO. 83!1·53114 • •••••• ••••••••••••••• • Su 1wr Bowl Tickets WANTED 2 1\l'kets, plane fan• :t rl11v hotel & meal!!. TOP CJ\Sll DOI.I.AR S1oi1U1oroffcr.&l$-ll26 PAID FOR YOUH · ---- .rF::WELR\. WATCHF::S. Original cartion ropy ot AllT OB.JECTS. GOLD. lhe book "HATTI.I~ SlLVt::R SEll.Vl t:E. CRY" by Leon M. Uru,. 1-'INE l''URN & AN· Nikrnl% $700. Call lo:nk. TIQU F:S.1>-15·2200 -759-lOllO. 615-89-111 'l!i(,'T DlAMONDS2%. Hanel carv&I miry (0hcss !>4 ct.looscdia. $4i5. set from l11di;1. Vl:ry Also mist' stones & JWry Ornate, $8ti5. 21:1 ;.13~.225;, 2 Emeralds 2134:IB·0972 - -------Boy·s 5 spd. S1•hwinn. Uvestock 8075 .Rood shape. SOO; bass rid- •••••••••••••••••••••• die. German made, case Reg. Morgan man'. broke inC'I. S27S. firm. 676·11581 to ride & driVt', I.ilk •. parade Morgan gelding, SO . Cusl r~mote control En it, Wes tern (714) sail hoat. melds 5 chan. 33H·l0ll nel tr aft trans miller. Sl!85.213 :435·2255 200 YDS or used sha.: Miscettanf'CIUs 8080 cptg .. liO yds Gr~n. :w ••••••••••••. •••••••• •• yds. blue. SI yd. 60' of a· WANTED ~1~~~~1 link fence Silo. TOP C1\SH DOLLAR -•. -r ,\ J D F () H y 0 u n Kirby VIH'UU!Tli-. New fal't. Jr:WELRY. WATCH!-;s. repacks. fully 1:a~rnn· ART OBJECTS GOLD teed. 7 s hag adJUSt· SI LVER SE~RVJ CI~: m;nts . $100 e~. Call FINE FURN. & AN· Warehouse. J-832·2101 TIQUES. 645-2200 MiKtllaneous ;-Jct pwr'd surr b rds . Wmtted 8081 Great shallow water ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vessel.SCUBA &W.ANTED : ~se~ sta· snorkeling. Si50 ea. t1onary exerctse h1cyclc, 213 :435-2255 ~n Rd <:_o~d. 751_-m_ss __ _ LUGG "'GET "'GS \\';mled: Old wooden shaft "" . "" golr dubs and steel ~haft f~omyourbus111esscard . ~la c Gregor <'lubs send onl: card for eal·h H.'ll·l<Xl7 lag plus one span'. We rrturo pcrmaaenlly Pets 8087 scule<J attractive la~ & ••••••••••••••••••••••• strap, meetin~ airline Rahhil hutch. l~c. 11ulo I .D. rl'QW reml'nts. Prt!-water s\'s :sis. S:JS-4142 vent Joss & theft! For a nai,b1ts. Cheap! personalized lag enclose ~ - ----- w a 11 pa per. fabric or Pianos & Organs 8090 ··uay Glo" paper & w<' ••••••••••••••••••••••• will back & trim your New Brand Name Pianos lags. Or try two cards 10'" over cosl. hack to bat•k. licuch Music· Center PRICE~ 174().I Bench Bl\'d, Jl.H. S2 ca or 3/S5 847 ·853S •115tagsSl.GOca. ----i;:9 lags $1.50 ea. Ba Id win Com pal' t lOor moreS1.40et1. Theater Ori:an. Mod. CT Sales Tax Included 2R. U!:;he s pkN;, antique Sl.284·Sl560 Per Mo F1hng dead I ml' 1, 9/ill. Hl·q·~ 4 yrs cx11l'r. in µublll' works constrlll" lion or inspt'l'lion. For in· form;ition & ;ipphcations Coneedsncatappe1mni:. Sail's, Finr C}ual11 ~· court~OU!o. e,'(pcr pcr!>on. Retailinr:: l'irm. n1•c(J.. Hkkp g l'XP h<'lpf~l hut woman w uood last<>. not ncl': lyp111g req d 1_nin fushion & pcoplt orii.>nl ed 50 wpm. Call L11l1an tn sell. p titnl'. Call Temp. office: The Singer Telephone Sales A WEEK9·6 Sundown AntiquH Ltd I 5292 lolsa Chica H.I. C714J 893-7509 NO Cl\HD'! white. gold trim, Sl200. L:pholslcred Oak sofa & f.42 573.1 l'hair. good tond Draw your own or send _ .:,·_ 545.7145 na'!'e· addres.:.. phone & Sewinq Machines 8093 we II make one card per • •••• • •••• ••••. •• •• •• •• l\NTIQUE golden oak buf· t:ig. Add 2.'i'' Ntch. . Stn,:?er deluxe (Dial.a. Co .• 2082 Michelson 1'212, trvrnc. 7S2·0234 581-3830__ _ _ Becky. 84fH666 R. E.Sales SALES-J r . Women's . ,contact Pcrsonn<'I Otc. l30<I Newport lll\'tl, N.B. 1->to.2101. ~en1ury 21 Adame is now fashions. Exper. pref'd . 1nterv1ewrng. for sal<:s Advancement possible. people for their 2nd offre<: Apply in person The 1n l\hcia Town Ccntc·r. Second Glance. 2i22 W. SECRET ARY/ Legal 2 SecrclariE!'S fo r :\tewport Center Law Of· fire. Typing 60 wpm. legal cxpr not nee. Salarv commensurate W/ abU1ty. Call 644·7600 10-4 ON THAT SALES JOB GOOD BUDDY! 1----------£et. Oriental toak ehest. Send check or money 01 • Stitch ). Buttonhole~. 64-H 651. 832·6343 derto: blind hems, over.casts. 1890's solid brass dbl bed PILOT PRINTING sews strelch. many fan- frame. New firm matt. & ll' wllll umt. w/dcsk & cab. P.O. Box 1560 ry patterns. Gauranteed. boxsprings. S575/ofr. F'lrtoceiling. FromS170. C~taMesu.Ca.92626 WaJ.tblincludcd.BalS.i7 642·0444 Custom W a 11 Un its. - 492-lili82 I BM Sc I e ct r i c I I or SlO mo. No tredit re· Quality Aswrance across th~ street from Oceanfront. N.B. TECHNICIAN Gemi-o. for appt. call --------- Elertronii-background '.\lanucl Ad;imc, Brkr. or rer(d. No degree nee. Louise •Jutcau. Mgr.1 _________ _ ~ances 8010 ------1 Typewnter. $G50. Orricc quired. Call Warehouse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brwn pattern sect coui-b, Desk J4''xGO" SJ5. Ofc _1_·832_' ·_2_10_1 _____ _ '\ l d 831·2WO ----------·~•RC open. m me --------1 SALES Secretarial/offke clerk 4 This is the most in· FR G HT DAM AGED (; 0 Id r I! fr i i.r. SIS· Chair, S25 :-Dresser 4 Sportinq Goods 8094 terntfnq & fun sales HCYl'POINT SALE. 3308 Washer/Dryer, rnd din dwr. 825. Sidebo;ird ••••••••••••••••••••••• :...a..1 0 C W W. Warner nr Harbor, rm set. Hollywood b<:d. CHepplewh1tl') $200. Sm Fischer Super"l ass .ivai lability, good R EST AU RANT lm . hrs per day, afternoons, benefits. Misi;ion Viejo mcd1ale openinj.!s for MONEY typing requi red. $3.25 hr. · .-" rang. o. e Santa Ana. 979-2921 PP 91J3-J4!l2 ,, offer a base pay. a -----------• CoffeeTblS25. 556·052.'i snowskis, 195 cm w /o d ' t CASH PAID Geroge Sale 8055 :\1ink Ja~;;;_t-. n~ cond. bdngs.·$15. MK·SOO Wood i\lfg. Co. Call Lillian. restaurant personnel. Call Judy833·8680 ~5_81_·383<1 __ . _____ , vi(' t 0 r i a s l a t i 0 n (l PRIDE) _________ .. , Re!ltaurant. (formerly Bell & Cr own> 1ito.it Ti m•·Life LlbrariH, SECRETARY CJOO comm., x n • For Wshr/Dryrs /Refrig ••••••••••••••••••••••• Asking$300. "' 170cm w/Eckel bind- bonus & c:osuol at· working or not 957-8133 PUBLIC AUCTION 551.2rss mi:s-S45. Ski bools·siie.; ~ality Control ~ ~: Manager ~pace prooucts ro. ~s exper'd person for ~·destructive testing. 1J1menslonal Inspection & ~~rking to l\l I L·Q 9858A procedures. Send re· l\lme to PO Box R. ~.port Beach, Ca 8 e a c h B I v d . , Inc. hen both full & Order Coordinator _W_es_tml_n_s_te_r _____ , ~-0..._,_, f-Regional sales ore for ..-.-....... ,......" .. '7 _,, this world wide ma our. Restaurant-Cooks. de· artlculot•, fun lovln9 has an opening for a livery drivers. P/timc individuals who wont sales secy/coordinator. openin~s for women & _ ..... 1 II i Pos. req's accurate typ. men with outgoing tow-. ora Y ng. ing & good telephone personalities & who take WE OFFER•. communication skills. pride in their work. Over Expcr . pref'd, but we 21 & able to work eves. will train the right S2.70-S3 to slart. Apply •Gucr. Hriy Salary person. Good s al & aft Spm daily, Mc N Eds •Comm. Paid Wffkly benefits. For appt. call Family Pizza Parlor, 410 •6"ot Bonus Plan 49J.45039am·5pm mosphtre to CJO alon9 MANY FINE ITEMS OF 6•,~. 1. 8h, 10; $7.50, s2ri. w/ow stcrff bu.tits. ESTATE JEWELRY, Babyline Dresser & S35 & S45. Girl's ie1· Re conditio ned ART OBJECTS. AN· huteh,2oaktbls,k1tch !ikates·Si:ieSN.skatcbal{ Mo door to door. Our Refrlgeraters. washers TlQUES, FINE FURN.. thlef2 ch.rs. Qn Sofa bt-d, & skate dress·size 1t1 ofc. spoct is beautiful & dryers. Freight ETC. PHONE FOR IN· 16" Schwinn boy's hike. 1child)·all tor $50. Cull • &noexper. WetrClin. damaged & Model Home FO. & BROCH UHE. Tools. Toy box, MUCH 642-0138. SOUND GOOD? returns. Guar/del. Also 645·2200 MORE. 963·5891 ---------------------------Trallmaster 200's with Theft Cdt new appliances at i-ost + PUBLIC "UCTIO.... S I bl di & 10%. DUNLAP'S 10960 ~ n Investors hand signed a amon n n gs RUBIER DUCK Talbert <at Euclid) FV. MANY FINE ITEMS OF lllhographs : Chagall, poles.$75. Call 581·7446. AT 963-IY72l()pn 7days ESTATE JEWELRY, Miro. Dali, Calder & Stor•,R~staurant, 83)-8095 . . ART OBJECTS. AN· others. Low prices lar 8095 TIME.-1.IFE TlQUES. FINE FURN., _1_52_._500'J ________ 1••••••••••••••••••••••• LllRARIES Whirlpool Washer & ~TCO. &PHBORNEO~CFHOURRIEN· Golf Clubs, Northwestern! _______ _ Dryer. 1 yr old. Xlnt ,. · J. X·stiCf, X·loog, 2·9, PW, CLEJ\RANCESALE Equal Opp Emplyr m/f cond. S300/both.'993·0570 &15·2200 -------0 ·2·3·4 woods. $100. 1 DAY ONLY: All fix· E.17lhSt. C.M. •PdTrolnl1t9Plan AMF, INC. llilft Potter & Brumfield Div ~--~~ ..... !!~~ ~.~~~ ..... ~!~~ CALL TODAY 2~::0~~,!~~~a • START TOMORROW SanJuaoCapisttano -------..•washer. d r yer, dis · ~ ...... EquaJ Oppor Employer Teleohone Sales ~~~;sJas range. $75 714-833 8095 We wfll train. Earn • SECYf B~KP'R, exp thru Chri s tmas mone y. Litton elec. range. TIME·LlfE trial bal. Client eontnct, Salary and commission. smoothl<?P· Self clean assume rcspon to meet Call: oven, microwave, new LIBRARIES INC d eadlines, sal open. 631-0337, ask for Don Crom game show. $750. MOVING SALE! Must sell everythin g. Wrought iron glass thl $75. Furn. linen, dis · hware, a ppl., etc. All in good cond. Saturday, 25301 Tuna Dana Pl. 496·4193 54!>-1047 lures, trade & light, to be ----------i snld us is. Best offer 25" Color TV Coni;olc, IOAM to 2PM 1'uesrtay Plays good $US. B/W Jattuary 3rd. Port TV. S32· 646'1525 ntETOP DRAW EH. Norwegian while fox, S50. 221 Marine A Ve. Cahill wedding gown, Balboa Jsland sh:~$ sso. 644-6211. ·opening marck 6t~ -9n 5a6~ion !)6/anJ 759·1721 dys, 64l>·l683 evs. . Tues. 644·5450 E 0 E ""Ill '" ___ _.;, ______ Tow Truck Drivers ex· 1.-::::~::=:::::::=::~::=:::::=::=;:~=~:::::=:::=~=:::=::"',.-' 1---·· ··-· "-r--•1Security0Cficer per'd. Top pay. Apply, lic:ydts 80201 W• en now tnttn1ewlng for the following position1: CREDIT ••• All&Al10N$ .•. SALES MAIN <:ASHIER ••• SERVICE DESK SE(URITY DISPLAY •• .MAJNRNANCE · HOUSIKEEPING ••• fJBX RE<llVING{MMKING PACICAGINO/SHIPPING IGfT WRAPPING ••• STOCK ROOM . ................... -c.--~ ....... 1------------1 Applications being taken G&WTowing, 1000 Irvine ••••••••••••••••••••••• for mature security of· Ave, NB64H252 USED BlKES SALES 2 mature and responsible Individual& needed for retail candy sales. Full & part·time. Managem ent position open. AJ>ply: HEUMGRACE CANOllS Laguna Hills Mall Wed, Jan4, 10AM·SPM ficersSo. Coa~t'Plaz~. 40 TOW TRUCK DRIVER Recond. Buy. sell, trade. Hr; week Vanous shifts. . Cycle & Co. 2488 Newport Exper. pret. F\111 com· Needed, exp only. Must Blvd. C.M. 642·7910 pany benefits. Call live in Co8ta Mesa. S.S, C:.. & 5'6-6682 Mon-Frl 646·9638. ..r::.... IOl O •SECURITY OFCRS• Typist·Re~eptionlst, NB ••••••••••••••••••u••• Estab'l security firm harea. P/lcU~4ii~:rox 30 Pentax Spotmatk 55mm, neods reliable mel\ & rperw · • • Fl.8 $150. 200mm F4.5 women for uniformed Typi8t. expet'd x.erox 8001_~_._5.$6_-8558 _______ 1 security pos\llons in dual tape system. Must Cah 1036 $ALESP8SOM/blwd Cost& Mesa. f\JU or Pit be fast 4' accurate&: like •••••••••••••o••u•••• f!lep" Woine.n•s Fashion &chedules avail. ReUree vat1~ty. Heavy aien'l or Se P •' St So Co t Pl welcome. Phone collect, specialized' ofc back· lO .wks al "'"l Male O::· ~fl.!29 u aza. main otc. for appt, <213) grouqd. ~l~ort area. ~:i~l tJ'!d lin~ \i:,: Seamstress needed for 23&.0~ TheOfrt~, 7 -0893· •hOW quality. 830-si!u or sall making and canvas Sec'yt1en ofe. XU. the W41TlUSIS _837_·1_4_7s ______ 1 products. 642·'11.38 . IJ'Vlne Corp. work! 1ood· Ma tUN persons, •dult DoC)I 1040 •---------. byo lot qtilet CdM loca. retlden\ care ctr. Gd. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Of Mfcr rep. nee&t ple ... nt bchefitf, &11·8.m POG TRAINlNG S..ctwlfl/•· c Lele:pboftepenonalltytor WAITIUS YourPlaceorlllne w~~1f=D~Y~e t:1:'fJ::.\Yt"'.;~~ PartU~t.over21. JohnMart1a 549.oGSe 3rd to •tart )'OU in t">ut tecbnOIOI)' produc t s. CottaMesa.Ma·ll764 PUPPIES. AullnUan Ne'lrYe•r 'sC.rw. 6'f$.S090 CatUc Dogs. G Wlc4 old • .£ntpl(wen Pay All Fee.a WA REHOOS£¥AN for C&ll 55H2.55 • Ua 1\endtn Al~Y Stl"vt&!e st._ i\tteodant, ct r a p • r y1 (a )> r l r • ~ Bhtb. Ste llM • elq)er'd. Full er pJtlme. wholesaler, expt1r in UKC ~lbUll ~ps Newpart8each m.llllO AlllAY Arco Sl1!Uon. l1Ua ahtpplnl It tecelvln,g. Brindl Gc>&or Al rvlnt. C.M. 96H.S ~or897-648) • ---··""·" ... 1.\ -·4.J ~ CJ.I EWl., PILOT .W,WcWecl 7100 H4pW.t.d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturday 0.Umbf!r 31 1977 ·~w..._. 1100 HllpW..ted 1100 eiw,w..t.4 noo HelttW..-.4 7too . A •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••,••••••••••••••••• Ser vicu Stutlon Ucn• Welders 1041 G_.. sa1. eoss M11e•...-. 1010 •••••••••••••••••• 4 ........................ , ••••••••••••••••• •••••• • LJ-dsrnt, exper'd . Vay & Erl y h ~ AJDl:cS Rat."<turl Ball tt~nipt. Hrs. .:vet. ~ll & p/ilmc. AP· C$0Q 3C tS Mlxed lioxer puppy. SAl'ISUN 1H1. 300 Kin~!! _.1ILIC "UCTIO ... & om>aulS MM JPM. lt11c<1ucMun ply. Shell Station. 17th & 11 Flt I ( nua_le . w/dog ltse. Good Plu<'•'. NB Wushc•r, ru .. " PRODUCTION ias imu opc;n n"" or health, all-'""ll-. 63' . ..,..,, wat"rb"'" ... dr1n !l"\. u"' "'V ITL~"'tS 0 '" FlNF. X.lnt b•nef1h .. lndud llllll! llam1lto11 110 Lrvlne,NU. cxper'd .. "'"'" ......... "' ,u " "' ·~.nJT, "'~'" r skk p.ay O..yvlt>14 Con\• 003>U864 -Htll.-c W .. der1 Fr<!e to good bolt\C Tatohtt i1ath,-.. MORt-:! .':°Sl'lj\ T<)F.8,J{'rC:'W1'S~:.LARYN, 2tJ5S ThW'lt1, CM 114<! :~ Servk<' Stu. Night Altend " , .,. IEAL ESTATE TYPIST 2 Ors niltis a wk. Avpl.,v, FUii t1t1nefll:J: Mtj(lkul. 2 yr old spayed female MANY l·'urmturt.> Item& 1'lQUE:i., F'll'(E F'UHN. Nu rs1na aide & 1't11n11 hat'k.p's f()f' d1:0.iihl~d fem Exp Pl'tfd but not r~ 14&11r'd. Live in or out. PJT 1198·m3 OFFICE CLERKS IMMEDIATI'; ASSIGN~l l':NT Champagne Temporary Help 3849 lin:h St. Mewport leach 540-7345 ()phthalmolog1st ~e1•ks t•'( pc:r'd front ol t· t l'ce1>t ~Just know t.1lling & bk .kpng. Soml! typing Cull 5.59'45.">3 PBX op1•rutnr tor f de ons'g st-r\' \'arh·d :.hifh open, lull 6-· p l Will tram r1).(ht 1wrs1111. Cull 541-J.19~ Profh5ionial. lin:nHll Shell.t7lh&lrvi1w,NU duntul, Opllcal. Plei,uw moo_hse brkn646_:S956 incl 'g ~lain Grund 1-:rc. PllONJ:; 1-'0lt IN 11ale11peo1>le wanted. IBM SELECTRIC II ----UIJPIY at Security O(e .. CAT. White male. p11rt ~·urno. <.:b11rr~ Ou~.rn" 1-'0 & Bk OC HUR.t:;. Service Station 1\ \t('ll· 1!131 lx•ert\Ave, S .A S 1 1tm. Pint: pon~ thl, fl·llln l'A~> 2alll lll'n.-roull eornmii.:-.ioni, (';xperlen(•e<.J U<'<.'Ul'<Jlc: Typi!)l lll'<'ded d11 nt. upply at 15!122 • iame:;e. loust•broktill, :.! i;l!l. Ollwr lhml~ lndudc -Advunl'C lraltlllll( -----mOtl G4G 8705 642•5062 immediately. 70 wpm (musll Pat'1f1c Coast llwy, Hntg · · _ __ toyi.. hooks, tools. up PUILIC AUCTION C_.._... ZI Croc._-Bch. 213-592·1571 YACHT SALES GREAT DANI::/ FAWN. 4 pli.1n<'c:(, 1-·~un<'ltc1an MANY lTEMS OF FLNF. •• .,_ r .... Expenenced y1u·h~ sales Yrs. Regii;ten'Cl. l\puy~, wate & MU<.;ll Mont. ~S'l'ATE JEW f;L n y, 621W.19th., CM Part Time Sc·rvice Station Attend pcrson wunll'<I by rup11.1 loveschildrt>n833-0351 833·0.'\Sl 1\H'l' OBJ !!;CTS. AN· Hew l:bl11tl• Salt·b 1'l'l111ll- wiinh .-d. Up to 001 HI'. <:omm. sphl Nwpl lkh li:ll ·0000 RECEIVING CLERKS We nc~ Jn!Ollll• to rcce1\'t'. mark & 1nspcl'l inl'omrn!! merchandise in 11u1 rc·cen·ing depart mcnt IMMEDIATE OPEMINGS l-\itl-11mc poMltons & rull l·o. h<'nd1t" l'lt•a,.,c i•Jllllv 111 pl'rson Thursday & l''rida.Y Day Shift l'\111 & P/T, exp & ovr 21. JI row i n It F LI l I I 'J'IQU .. 'S NE UR Sal open & u n iform ' G-REA'r DANL,' "'nw-n .• Hlghboy.l·hest"65. Bla.ek .... F'l, "1'' N .. Saturday Night Shift YAMAHA De11\cr. Call " r r " h "'v 1:;1x;. PllONE FOi\ IN TYPESETTER ~x1>erienccd. Day s hift position Excellent Working Con<.litwns Apply in P<.•rson Orange Coast Daily Pilot 330 WH t lay St .. Co,ta Mesa i\~k for P aul Ward \n Equ~1l Opportunity J-;mployer fC>u r1n!~hKed.PARPP11Yc u1,1•• SOUTHWISTERM yr;,, Hw:, s payed. Loves & w 1 t"' ~ ~ 6 S · FO & BROCH URE "' y "CHT S "'LES duldren. S:l3-035l HefnAerator S3S. 97.1·07!!~ .,.5.:,.,.v. • <;HF.VHON. 25172 Cabot .. .. ----"' ~ Rd ut La Puz. Lag Hills. 7141673 921 1 (;!'-1' White male, l)lll'l HONes 8060 S111mese llou~dlrokcn, !! •••••• •••• •• ••• •••••••• Service St ation Olt('ll· danls FIT ~ P IT llri1 '1·12; 3·10. Apply 21GO llarl>or, C.l\1. Scrv. St;1 Ht!lp necd<.><l 1m· med F\i II or fl/ t. I\ ppl~. 900 E. Cst llwy. Nwpt fkh. YARDMAN lltinlal C4!nler half open· in~~ for ~ mc11 Mcdi<111lcal knowled.i.:• helpful. neat hundwrit mg nee.. Weekduy off. Will truin. 1930 Newport 81,CM S1tter/Compan~o~ with Y?tJn~ man 3 ~1·s ";ork ea elderly gentleman, 4 hrs Sun~lay mor~11ng ~.,3oorn dajly. 11.8 . area. n.ers. to S 30 am, a~o~t. S5 per 962-1832 or 545·2000 _hr 64~1'113 or ti73·2515 7-llSTORE. 1'\Jll m· Part ~hmtdlst Time Clerk. i\pply 1n •••:••••••••••••••••••• person. 28!133 Cr own Antiques 8005 Valley Prkwy, Lag . ••••••••••••••••••••••• mos. 641Hno5 i\ppaloosa llor:se, 31'!1 yrs. Free to go,od homt• must scll $325. 752-S{IQCJ. Engli ~h Bull l>ug . ll1t -l:W5 Purebr ed ' r l' male Houtet!old Goods 8065 f>l5·3138 Snoopy TyJh'. 4 mo, female. gocx1 w/kids. to gd home w / yd only 751 ·855-1 • •••••••••••••••••••••• New beige drapes w hardw11re. 4 Bluffs t.: moJcl -2 pr wrndow lc:ngth, 3 pr noor, Sloo. ---------·· C a I 1 9 ,\ l\1 · n o o n L'ute 6 mo. old orangl' cat, 714-&IU·S.167 has shots. tl73·1J402 or ----on.0485 Jewelry 8070 -----· ----- Cute Dogs: '.\lop & Cook11•. 2 Mak k1ltl•Jls. Ot·c:it Wllh kid'. (J68·:1ll20. .............•......... WANTED SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Cockle -Cavity - So1"1erb Embark· • Sloul·h -Heg1me - COMMERCIALS I love to watch Westerns on TV, especially when lhe hero hll<·hes up his gunbelt and says, "Black Ilart. I'm giving you five (.'OMMERCIALS lo gel out uflown!" Supt•r Bowl Tickets .r,tM~Uf IJLWJ, RESTAURANT SN·retarv-Purl'ha~ing :-;1i.;uc•I. PUBLIC AUCTIOM -----.-MANY ITEMS OF FINI-~ Fumitwe 8050 TOP CASH DOLLl\ll p M fJ r'O n y 0 u H 2 'l'i«kNs. plane farl' :1 IJ:iy hott'I & mt'ali;. S llMKJ!or offer. &15· 1126 Npij,jMuMa~llll \ ~~r.~~~ ..... ~~~~ ~,.~~~ ..... ~~~~ tor prominent Orang1• Phone Schedulers \• ''''"' .\laturt• Pt•l'son for Luneh Co;ist Hui Id ing f 1 rm ,,,., •. '"" ,, , ... ,,~.. lhtflet service 111 d1111ng 10 c a l cd 1 n Tustin. STUDENT EST AT I':: J EWELHY. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pltime young men l8 ART OBJl-XTS. AN· STORl-:WIDESAL E J F.WELR'1. WATCllES, Oli;:inal carhon ropy of' .'\HT OBJECTS. GOLD, tlw hook "BATTLE SILVER SF.RV l <:E, C.:ltV" by Leon l\I. Uns. FINI·: FU l{N &. AN· At.k111g $700. C.1ll Enk. 2 ·opcn1ngs Unic1ue 1oom AP1>rox :l ·I hrs 1wr l l '''"''""· • 1·1 •"• '''" • l'n•vlous eonstrut•tion vrs+ to r dch\'erfos & TIQUES. FINE FUllN., New ~ used furn. ap pl's, "·arehouse. Apply. P arty ETC. PHONE FOil IN-m1sl'. Wilson's Bargain World, 2025 New(>-Ort 81. FO. & BROCHURE. Nook. f>.15 & Hl-l W. 19th, I" eallh Progrum. 'art.· cla'.' 1\()pl)' t() Food M .. r. D F · ,,,,,,,, "" ' ,.. expi>1' requin•d. Type Tl(tU E. .. "i. t>-15·2200 759-lOllO. li7rl·l!S.hl Ume. ;iy or •:vtntngs. "" 111 , Holl'! LaJ.(una. ·I~~ S. i:nwi>m no shorthand. ~meticulous mollval"d t "•,·1.· t II,,.,., l · ''" "11 a "' • ... ,~ .. , .. ,,ti, .•• 1, 4 .,.,.,,j... v ,., .'""' '"'"' c nt ~t Peggyh3~300l Coi;la l\lesa. 645.22oo C'.\1. 1;.12.w:io & ~18·32'i2 '.;H ,"I' Dl1\MO'.'IOS2\l~. .!14 cl loose th;,a. S-175. Hand carved l\'ory l'hC:is :ml from lndi;1. Ven• Ornate, S865. 213 :-t35··225:'i iv1duab l:d ht•nl'f1ls .. , . .,,.,. · 11 , , ,.,,., B<'arh ·l!J I 11:,1 ° a ' ---'· -- ilttalth Exam111it1t's, , B ---------1----------1 Switchboard Oper;itors PUBLIC AUCTION 51 2 fl long custom padded port<Jbll' bar with multiplex tuner. fl truck & lUrnLablc-all are built· lns·plus t wo custom wroui:ht iron bar stools. Sharp.:_ 581_::7446. __ •rrltl540-74•12 llest:.iur>inl l11·lp tor Jac·k full & p/t1me. Will lrain . MANY ITEMS OF FINE ln-Th<'·H<1ic 11urn1·d1atc Sct'relary IH5-8772. .ESTATE JEWELRY. Also misc stones &Jwry Z Emt•rulds 21:.14:.16·0072 Boy's 5 spd. SchwmJ\, Uvestock 8075 good shape, S60; buss fid· 1u:c1-:M'-WF.EKE:'li [) Hcntal off tee. IH'l'ns . 'Plastic l njet'lion helpful. .Jucly ni4:\1 arg1l' Molding l!l4·!l4tl4 SET-UP MAN Exper'd. 2nd Shi fl Ht•l'cpt1oni~t10nfrr Ot·sk OIJ<'nlll~'-unall ~h11lsat:I i\RT OBJl'~CTS. AN· Cc~~la :'llt'sa stores l'll'aM· SENIOR TECHNICIA.t4S TIQUES, FINE F'URN .. upply in person \ ETC. PHONE FOR IN· 3H5E.17thSt. SECRETARY \Vant e d 1. m FO. & UROCHUHE. 1205 Baker St mun o Io g y J ~er o l o g Y 645.2200 2235 llarhur Bh d Rl'.SC'arch and Develop· technician for young Bio· ---------**I BUY** ••••••••••••••••••••••• cllc, Ger man made. case tleir. Morgan murt>, brokl' incl. S275, firm. 675·858l lo l'ide & drive. blk --::---- FOREMAN (iood w 1numhPrs, pC'I,. pll'. ph'Onc t'onlac·I. t Yll· F:xpcr'cl. 3rd Shift ini:. NeC'd.~ ti• ''" rll'<•I &i----------MAIHT. HELPER pli•as<rnt. 5<IO 11 11 mcnt organization locat· medical corp. Duties willl•--------•I cd in the Irvine In· include assisting in pro· MUSIC BOXES (:oocl used It'll rnilutc & Appliances -Oil I will ?>ell or S ELL for You. MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833·9625 parade Mor~;in i;cld ing. 50 . Cus t r~mote control 1-:n1:. Western (71-1 l sail boat, tnclds 5 chan- 3:-!!1·1011 nel t·raft transmitter. . ----·---Sl!85. 213:435-2255 M Shift dustriaJ Complex has un duction. processin~. & CLOCKS OPERATORS lk1·1·pt1un1,L w,. 1tl·ed i:1rl r\11 Shifts l·'rulay 11 hu J 1 kes peoplt· RETAIL CLERKS opening for a Senior charactcriJ:ing antisera Slot Machines, Nickelo Secretary to drugs & biological deOl)S. phonograph~. 200 YDS or US{'(1 shag Misc:eHaneou1 8080 cpti: .. 170 yds Green. 30 •••••••••••••••. ••••••• yds. hluc. SL yd. 60' of t' Apply & wants to work in Orani:e Coast Plastic~ pit-as ant surrountlrnl!' m aterials. BS in Life World's largest sclC<'· :;ut·c·C'ssful candidates Scienct•s & exp in lion . Also gifts , CASH PAID WANTED tu t'hain link £cocc Sli4>. 831-12.57 w lor llusy. act I\ c ex __ 850 __ . 1.R.lh_s .i .• c.".~1.·_, l'l'UllVl'S (.';.i ll !J7!1 :.!11,1 UTOTEM Conve-nienc~ Markets llclp Wanted l.\'111 huvl' engineering &.-rology nee· furniture. antiques. k1rnwle~d~e. -;horthanci Amencan International; For gd used furn. anti <rues & dr TV's, i1;,7 x1:1:1 TOl' C.\Sll DOLLAR -.. -·-, p Ar D !" o R you H K1rhy vacuums. New faet. J·~ACTlC AL NUHSE ~LP ER wanted for nd wom:in & 111 husb1.md, t> or 8 hrs daily. li<U-!1573 CM. Hen•p110111s t T1 Jll 't m•<•dl·tl lull t1m1· '"" ;\; t' w JI o r I B P :1 " h pubhsh111g lirm. 1;11ud knowkdgc of l!l'ammar l'Ssential. f.75·6730 1st. :!ml & :srcl Shifts :'\ocx1x·r. n·tf<I. We tram tho:-1.• hired. ,\1Jphninb apply ;.it vlol~III Stol'rs lo<.'ale<I Ht : r · :.P.,•l'<i of 100 wpm, and W anted H cs car c h l80'l Ketterin~. ln•inc. typm~ speed of 60 wpm. Tec-hn1 cian for young 754.1711. Open Wed.-Sal. Qualified ~1ppli cants Bio·ml'd i cu l t'Ol'p . should sl'nd ;i resume rn· l\nowlcdgc of ls otupe Blond din 'J: rm st•t, J;!I" llUIO(' WO•ld l nl'll.Hl(•s buffet, 1<11Jle & 1; t>hairs. 847-466/i eluding salory history l a h c I i n g . 1-: 1 e l' ·l•--------•I and requi rements to trophoresis, Spec· WHOLESALE -------- Waynl' Harris or l'all lrophotometry, TOTHETRADE MISC.FURNITUR~; JF:WELRY. WAT<.;H l';S, repa<'ks, fully l!a~ran · l\HT OBJECTS GOI U teed 7 :;h1:1g adJUSI · S ILVER SERV1c'1·:: m;nts. $100 .~a . Call FINE FUHN . & J\'.'i· W~ehouse. 1·832-2101 'l'I<1UI::S. 645·2200 MisceHaneous 2Je~wr'd surf brds. Wanted 8081 ~e-School Teacher. 3 yr j~;;;;~~~;..;;;;;;;;...1 ~old class. F/t1me. 1m· ln/ld. employmt>nt. For 111 Del l\h1r1\vr. C ~I. 13!Kl N . Pac-1fw Cst llwy Laguna fka1·h (71.tl 957·7000. Chromatography desira· lncld'g Dinin~ Rm hie. MS or BS w/2 yrs Suttdown ~t'I Ltd. & Bedroom ci1p. pref'tl. 15Z92 lolia Chica Sets. 993·0570 , Great shallow water ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vl'ssel·SCUBA &WANT ED : Used sla· snorkeling. S750 ea. tionary t'xercisc bicycle. info rall 540·191!1 l'nnlln,1.! l"ollalC'r, JI t1ml' r-;ow anepl1ni.: ap1>lu·a uons for !\ton k Turs 1111'.lht :-.h1fh ,\pply !!11m lpm. f'e11n.vsan·1'. Hili() l'lar<'nlia Costa l\t1•sa PRIMTSHOP Offse t or Xcrographll' k ,. y op c rat or Ex pcnl'ncc n('t'<'ssary Nc·w shop ullli1.int.: xt•rux !1·1110 machine. Wnk P.O. Box 4481. Jrvme. C..\. \1<!7lti. Slatin~ expenenct• and wuge requirement PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR I City of Newport Reurh SI ,28'1-Sl5fl0 Per Mo F1hni.: deacll111l' 1/9t ill lh·q ·~ I yr:> C'Xpcr. 1n µublk works con!.lrul'· lJon ur inspection . .For 1n· formation & appl1cut1ons ,l·ontuct Pcrsonnl•I Ore. ~ Newr>0rl Hlvcl, :'\.B. 1;.io.2101. Quality Assurance TECHMICIAM Electronic background rcr(d. No degrt-c nee. ·~\ge ope n . l mm c d uvoila bili ty, good benefits. Mission Viejo l\lfg. Co. Call Lillian, 5111·3830. HECEf'TIONIST FOXY LADY RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY for lht• onlv :'lial 'I \d \l!cn<·y Ill lln1n,l.!l' (" Sl1mulal11H! t'll' 111111 mcnt. ,1.!rf'Ut IH'IH'llt,,, xlnl growth pOlC'nlial lrn someone ml<'rc~ted 1n IJd ~1dvcrt1s1ni::. Thl' girl ~·011 woul<I n·11lan· has hl·c·n Wl' art• :in i>qual opportunit.v cmployl'r R.tail Giff Gallery ncls p 11ml' allracl1ve. p P r s 1111 a h I t• r l' m a I e Wkntls uwl llespons1blt· lor all t al'cts of i.torl' 1Jus1nc:.s. Cal I Well· Thurs aft 10,\~. 1;75·:I080 promott-<l lo Traffit· :'II i.tr :-- Sht• was first hired ;-, Sa1lmakmg. xlnt oppor t m11':, ai:o. ,\:;k for Liz for sa1lm<1k1ng c·an•<'r Williams. Boz ell & w1old esliJbltsh,•d firm. J <t<'Obs 83:H>8811. 1>12· 7~ Saks \1d Hourly P:iy & OCCIDENTAL RESEARCH CORPORATION W M) S. E. :'It ain Street Irvin!.'. CA. !.1271-1 An Equal Opportunit~ Employer 1\11 f SECRETARY For Const ru<-tion Co. ~~ar Drookhurst & Ad<1ms. 11.ll. Call btwn !I .\:'It & 51'~1 . fJ62·1l6&1 RECEPTIONIST honuses N<'wporl Jloob SecrNary for ll.1-:. :'111-:r. Small Mission Viejo Mfg Urani::c Co1111l\ f3.M Hl:M :\lust havt' l(.d ~hthnd & Cl ced c· t ·i , , , ,. typrni::. Movm~ to new c n !!n•a .ppearu~. Sall':.. fine Q11.1l1t y fol· in Irvine Gd sulary rourlt'ou~. esper pC'r:.on . llct.i1hng 11rm. n1·t'<l .., & b f'l . · A ··I t Bkkp'g l'XP lwlpful hut woman w good l a~lt·. T enerr1· s ·. Thll•PS Y o uot net': typin.J; req'tl m111 fashion & pcopll! Onl·nted '.cm2p082. o ,1.c_e:h 1 ·c l,?.2glc2r 5'! wpm c· ll 1 ll . -..o.. • .. 1c e son ~ , ' . a •1 i.in lo Sl'll. P l1m1· Call ln·inl'. 752·0234 .""81 ·~I Becky. twti-l666 ____ --------- RE. Sulrs $1\LES-Jr. Women 's Century :n Adame· tit now 1-'ashwns. Exper. pref'd. 1111crv1ew111~. for sales Advancement possible. people for lhl'll' 2nd offiC'l' Apply in person. The 111 Alicia Town <:enter, Second GI ance. 2122 W. a.cross the street from Oceanfront. N.B. (,emco. For a11pt. rail ------- Manuel Adame, Brkr. or SECRET ARY /Le<Jal ~ Serretarl n f or Newport Center Law Of· f1ce . Typing 60 wpm, legal expr no l n ee. Salary comm ensurate w/al)lhty. Call 644·7600 Louise Jutcau. Mgr. 1 _________ _ 831·2&1_0 _______ , Si\LES ----------Secretarial/office clerk 4 hrs per day. afternoons, typing requir('(f. S3.25 hr. Call Judy 833·8680 R ESTAUHANT Im ~ mediate opcnmgs for r estaurant personnel. \' 1 c lo r i u S t a t i o n H.B. J714t893·7509 jlx6~ •'lass top 1q·ou11ht P 11· Te c h n i ti a n for " " 213:435·2255 in gd cond, 751~_55 __ _ young Bio-mcdil'al corp. iron & tuhe s lt•cl tbl. 4 Dulie.'I include preparing STEWART ROTH dirs. l'irrn 1!130 S350. LUGGAGE TAGS wanted: Old wooden s haft J,lolf clubs ;md steel shaft fromyourbusmcsscard. :'\lac Gres:ur l')ubs . Send one card for ea<'h 831 llX17 Hcai:ents & materials in ANTIQUES Call fii:J.(i.'131 n•scatch lah. Basic skills "shipment of Am'erican Coff<'I.! tht. "'I· pernn. S50. 1 n Gr"\' 1 m c t r 1 e & Oak antiques has just ar· 2 encl C'lll'St s , :.;as ca. Volumetric methods are rived fro m the Ea:-it OO:l·4t~JO nee. l yr co ll c~c Coast. Open LO tiPM chemistry nee. daily 750 E. DYEH HD. Excellent Bener1ts SANTA ANA N.B.631·1881 (at the Newport Fwy) TELEPHONE SALES 751-8922 Tired of the routine'! This job is for you• Call Us Now Al 833-8095 TlME·LffE LlllRARI ES Equal Opp Emplyr m tf Telephone Sa.les WHOLESAl,E TC> THE TRADE NOW OPEN TO PUBLIC OPEN7DAYS A WE EK9·6 Suttdown Antiqu.s Ltd 15292 lolsa Chica H.l .17l4J 893-7509 Bdrm set , Oed. i.lrcsscr. two 111~htstand:, ~7S . K1tchcne1te S5. ~-:m&l lag plus Olll' spurt'. We return pcrmanenll~· Pets 8087 l>calC<I attractive tag & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~trap, mectm i;: airline nahhil hutch, li::c. auto l.D. r~wremmts. Pre· water s,·s S25. 5.1.'i·4142 \'ent loss & thdt! For a Hahbits, Cheap!. )JCrsonahzctl tag l'll<'losc • ----- 8. SOF'/\. loosC' pillow wallpaper. fahr1 t or P1ancn&Or«JClftl 8090 back. goldi~h color. SlU!f '·J)ay GJo·· pnpcr & WP •••••••••••••:••••••••• ooz.2911 will back & trim ~·oul' New Brand Nome Pianos ---~ ------tags. Or try t WO card:, IO' ~liver CO!.l. F'ULLCmtPLETE MAPLE TWI N SET 548-8543 n I a c· k & w h I t l' lloundswoth cornrr unit, i:ood conct. SlOO 8311·5394 back to back. 1k 11t·h 1\1 usk Omter PRIC:F.S 174().1 Beach Bh·d. H.B S2 l'U or 3/S5 847-8:>36 415 lags Sl.tlO <'ii. 619tags$l.50t•a. B ald win Co mpa t'l tOor more SI .40 ca. Theater Or~un. l\fod. C l' Sales Tax lncludNI 2R, l..t-slie spkrs. antique NOC/\HD'! white. gold trim, Sl20\1 l'pholstcred Ouk sofa & fl2 573.1 l hair, gocx1 cnncl Draw your own nr semi .,. ·· _. ____ _ S.UViM5 name, adtlre:.s, phone & SewincJ Machines 8093 --------we'll make one curd per ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10-4 ON THAT SALES JOB GOOD BUDDY! ANTIQUEgoldenoakhuf· t.ag.,\dd25'e;wh. S111gcr deluxe <Dial-a· 1---------• fet. Oriental took chesl. Send check or money or· Stitch). Buttonholes. 64-l ·l65l. 832·fl343 der to· ISOO's solid brass dbl bet! frame. New rirm malt. & hoxsprings. $575/ofr. 642-0444 Appliances 80 I 0 PIL.OT PRl...,Tl...,G blind hems. over-casts. d " " "cws stretch. many fan-R' wall uml. w/ esk & t•ah. P.O. Box 15ti41 cy patterns. Gaurantced. Fir to ceiling . .f"rom St70. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92(i2fl Wal. tbl included . Bal s.17 Custom Wall Unit.~. 492-1'.1)112 I n :\l S l t · I I or SIO mo. No cr('(fit T('· u • · e e e r 1 c . quired. Call Warehouse. Brwn pattem sect courh, Typewnter, SG50. Office l.s32·210l J>es k 34"x60" S35. Ofc ---------This is the mo1t in· FRG HT DAMAGED Goltl r cfrit:, S/S, Chair , S25:-Dre.sser 4 SporlirMJGoods 8094 teresff-& fun sales HCYI'POINT SALE. 33011 Washer/Dryer. rnd dtn dwr, 525. Sideboard ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--:i W. Warner nr Harbor, 1·m set. Hollywood bed. h' s ::: ~r:;. ~':.y;': _sa_n_ta_A_na_._9_7_9·_29_2_1 __ -1 PPOOJ-1492 &:rfc~1~~~1 $1~~5~'.~525 m I·~~50~~~[..,_ 51~~ecr~ 1 !i~ _________ .,, Restaunnt, (formerly MONEY (l PRIDE) Tlm•·Llfe Libraries, Inc. has both full & pcrt•tlmt opettings f Of artlcutate-. fun lovlnq lndMdilClla who want to work for a living. d I t CASH PAID Gcraqe Sale 8055 -nk-J -ood I hdngs.-S75. MK·SOO Wood CJOO colftm., x " • For Wshr/Dryrs / Ref rig ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mi acket, I? cunt · l 70c m w I Eckel bind-bonu1 & casual at· working or not 957-8133 PUBLIC AUCTION ,\.~king s::i:2188 ings-$45. Ski boots·sizes SECRETARY ~ality Control II\;; Uell & Crown) l \Ull Bt'ach IJlvd .. Westminster ~: Manager ~oopace prooucts co. ~s exper'd person for ~-destructive testing, 01menslonal inspection & ~rking to MI L-Q 9858A procedures. Send re· l u'me to P O Box R, ~.port Bt•ach . Ca Restaurant-Cooks. de- livery drivl'rs. P/lime openjngs for women & m en with out going person alities & who take pride in their work. Over 21 & able to work eves. $2.70·$3 to s tart . Apply aft 5pm daily, Mc N Eds Family Pizza Parlor, 410 E.17thSt. C.M. t@pWCMted 7100 HtlpWonted ~····•••••••••••••••• ••r•••••••••••••••••••• 7 100 ...... ·opening. m<U'ck 6lk .Jn :J.aJkwn.J6fanJ We are now W.flMlng for the foHowfng poslttons: CRB>IT ••• ALTERATIONS ••• SALES MAIN CASHIER ••• SERVICE DESK SE<UtllY DIWLAY. • .MAINTENANCE HOUSEKEEPING ••. PBX REalVING/MA¥1NG PACkAGING/SlflPPING tcifJ WRAPPtNG ••• STOCX ROOM' .......... .....-. Order Coordinator Regional sales ofc for this world wide manuf. has un opening for a sales secy/coord inator. Pos. req's accurate l YP· mg & good telephone mosphere to go along MANY Fl NE ITEMS OF 612, 7, 81 i, 10; S7.50, $25. w/our staff .,_l'ffh ESTATE JEWELRY, Babyline Dresser & S35 & S45. Girl's irt• Ho door to door. 0 .,;. Re c o n di ti one d ART OB.JECTS .• l\N · hutch, 2 oak tb1s. kitch skate.<1-SizeSN, skatebai: Refriiterat ers, washers TIQUES. F INE F URN .. thle/:! chrs. Qn Sofa bed. & skate dress.size 10 ofc. spac• ii b•autifut & dryers. Freight ETC. PHONE FOR IN-16" Schwinn lmy's hike. <child>-all for $50. Coll &no•tptr. W•traift. damaged & Model Home FO. & BROCHUH E . Tools. Toy box, MUCH 642-0138. SOUHDGOOD7 returns. Guar/del. Also 645-2200 MORE.963·5891 --------- WE OFFER•. communication skills. -----------------1Trailmaster 200's wilh 1lMft c• new appliances at cost + -PU-ILIC "UCTIO'"' s 1 b I d 1 ~-Exper. pref'd , but we IO%. DUNLAP'S 10960 ~ " Investors ha nd signed a amon n ngs ~ RUllER DUCK Talbert <at Euclid) FV. MANY 1-~INE ITEMS OF lithographs . Chagall, poles. $75. Call 581·7446. •Gcicr.HrfySalnrv will train t he r ight -1 person. Good sal & •Comm. Paid Wuldy benefits. For appt. cnll A.'T 963-0721 0pn 7 days ESTATE .JEWELRY, Miro. Dali, Caldor & Store Restauraltt 833 .. 095 i------··--A RT OBJECT S, AN· oth ers. L ow prices ~ •8095 TIMUIFE TIQUES, F L"I E FURN.. _7_52_·_500!_9 _______ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• L •• a"RIES Whirlpool W ash er & ETC. PHONE FOR IN· •Great lonus Plan 493-45039am·5pm •Pd TrainirtCJ Plan Potte/t'rr~1!'~~ld Div CALL TODAY 26181 Avenida -Drye r. 1 yr old. Xlnt FO. & BROCH URE. Equal Opp Emplyr mf ( cond. $300/both.'993-0570 645'2200 Aeropuerto START TOMORROW SanJuanCapistrano ------_._•Was her, dryer , d is· . EqualOpporEmployer Telephone Sales ::.~~~as range, $75 714-833-8095 We wtll train. Earn , · SECY/BKKP'R, exp thru Christm as money. Litton e l ec. r<1oge, TIME·Llf[ LriaJ bat. Client contact, Salary and commission. smoothl?P· Self c lean assume respon to meet Call: oven. microwave, n ew -------· MOVING SALE! Must sell everything. Wrought iron glass tbl S75. Furn. ll~n. dis· hware, appl., etc. All m good cond. Saturday, 25:101 Tuna Dana Pt. 4964 193 Golf Clubs, Northwesternl•-------- X·st1ff, X·long, 2·9, PW. D·2·3·4 woods, $100. r,i9-1G.17 2.5" Color TV Console, Plays good $145. D/W 'Port TV . S32. 646-1525 Norwe~ian white fox. SSO. Cahill wedding gown. siie. $ $50. 644-6211. CLEARANCE SALE 1 DAY ONLY : All Cix- turc.o;, trade & light, to be sold as is. Bes t offer lOAM lo 2P~f Tuesd::ir .January 3rd. TIU•; TOP DRAWER 221Marin eAVe. Balboa Island LIBRARIES INC deadlines, s al open. 631-0337,askforDon from game show. $750. 759-1721 dys 641>-1683 evs. . · Tues. 644·M50 E 0 I!' .. ,,.,. ' Tow Truck Drivers ex· 1--::::::::::::::::::::=:;~::=:::::::==:::=~~:::::=:;~:=~=~"' .. 1---·· •·•4 •• .. ___ .,,Security Officer per'd. Top pay. Apply, licydes 80201 ----------• Applications ht!ing t aken G&.W Towing, 1000 Irvine ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALES fat' malure security of· Ave,NB642-1252 USEDBIKES fleer& So. Coa.st'Plaza. 40 Rccond. Buy, sell, trade. 2 mature and re.c;ponsible Hr; week Various sh if\s. TOW TRUCK DRIVER Cy~le & Co. 2488 Newport Individuals needed for Exper. prer. Full com. Ne«led, exp only. Must Blvd. C.M. 642-7910 retail candy s ales. Full & pany benefits. Call Uve in .CoSta Mesa. 8·5, C..ras & part·tlme. J\tanaJement 5'6-6682 Mon·Fr1646-9638. ,._.. _ _. 1. 0 .. 0. position open. Apply: .......... -'"' ., HELIN GRACE •SECURITY OFCRS•' Typist·Receptionlst, NB •• .. ••••••••••••••••••, CAMDIH &tab'l securlt.y firm ~ea. P/U~i· Afrox 30 Pentu Spotmatlc 5Smm. Laguna fllll!I Mall needs r eUable men & r perw • · F'J .8 $JGO. 200mm F4.G Wed.Jan4,10/\M·5PM women for uniformed Typist, ell r'd xerox 800 _ioo_._SM_-8558 ______ , ---------1 security positions Jn dual tape system. Must Cab 1035 SAUSPRSOM/EXDl"CI Costa Mesa. Full or p/t be fast Ir accurate Ir lik4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Men" Women's Fasl>ion schedules nvall. ReUrw vol'\~. Heavy een'l or ks Seal p i M l S•-c. ""'. Co .. ~t Pl0 •a. welcome. Phono collect &"'eclallsed· ofc back• lO w 0 nl •CJ ""' .,., .... .... al t t t ("'~)· "' d 1 lUm a l ayan -Gr~nd I>ana5'0-61.29 m n o c. or app • -arouA • A rt>Ott area. a.amp. blood lines. Top Seamstress needed for 2.M-Ol5&. 1be0ffiet1, 752•0803• show quality. 830-9891 or tall making and canvas Sec'7/1en ofc. Xiu the WAJTllSSIS ,_837_·14_7_5 ______ , product.4. 642-'7238 lrvtne Corp. ~Jd good· Mature ~raOM, adult DoC)I 8040 .,. _________ , bye toc-qliiet Cdat Iota. 1'tlldant caN dr. Od. •••••••••-•••••••••••• 1 1 Of )if•• t .... ""48 ple&Mnl benefit. 8'1~ OOGTRA'"""""' ... Ctl ...... ~····· SID•'•'"'·· c tef~"'*°"aiit)'for-• J,A~l"V llAPPYHOi.JDAYS ll'ittofc. Utetypln1. lil· ft WUAITUSI .,1 J~'fl~-:·•~--We wlU reopen on J•n lnr ck laterett ln bt•b rart cne,ovtr .... 3rd to auart you in >'OUt t~bnolol)' produc-ts. eo.taJilela.842·976' PUPPIES. Auttrallan New Year'• car..... 6'15-5080 Cattle Dotta. $ Wu okl. !!:mP1oYen Pay AU Feo. WAJ\EHOOSENAN for CallSSMW. • µ1 Rttn4et• AR~ncy SttvJce Sta. Atteedlnt, d r 1 po r' '1 ( • \) r I r 1...;..;..._.;..._~------r 4020 Birch, Ste J04 · expe-r'd. ~n or p/tinu•. wholtu.ler, upcr ln UKC PitbuUPups NftpcriBHch &.1MUIO A&IPlY ~o SteU.. 17th 1ht.,plna • recelvlna. Brl.ndleColor arlrvine, c.M. 8'1·1.M 882'4802cr.-r-649 I TV • ....._ / INh. Sllpf/ Saturday. December 31 1977 DAILY PILOT Cf 3 our famous DIME -A-LINES ... ...... totl .,... 9070 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mwit wl tMtforc Ute ut. 2$' Slip Newport Beach v-9570 VC1111 9570 Autoa "If ant~ 95t0 A.utos, 1.;.potted ··•••············•··••· ......................• ················-······ ···················~· RA lCHl.F. siJ:f• 16 sk i O tlA !':C E h ide a -be d boots . S25 l'..!5: 0 1vers couch $!.5. 673· 1875 wet l>Utt ~12. Dining room -------c·handt!llcr SS. M~ium OLDrashreglster s:?J. tw i.ite ~nn l).1i; ('b111r l!tl. breezeway walls 12· \\ldl· Sunbeam <'lccttic i;haver with jealousic w indo \\S s.t . 640 1Htl7 and root. you lakt> Jown ~o. 96J.JO!Jti l ~SULl\TION 2 rollls St. ---------1 C obain. forl ;I.lack 3 NEW Craig •f ' car door •~"xl5"x56' SlO each. 2 s p eak e r s S I O pair l>Olid (l\\ood interior _%0 __ ·1_9_3_1 ______ 1 DIME-A-llNES • • doors :JO 'x79 Iii" louvre NE\V 40 1 it... d 'l .. pattern, excellent rondi· . P eee ~ an ~ 4~ rll I I ti t ion s2s each ; C OM, dnve.combmalton metn c ••• .,,. • o • 119 i;iu 13;7 and inch ratchet socket th.M r ...... 6"t May ---------• set, unus ed sacrifice S20. be 1R •w.tlM et Stet• :\OHl'J'AKE china. plat. 1 _96_'0_·_411_3_1 _______ 1 Fra11cltlH l•erd & ll'i'i., plale i.. c u ps, T RAN S I S TORI Z ED local btt.&Mu Un11H lt :1ucc·ri., lt uup 1111d • ~IL n •i.:l'talilc ho\\b , S2S all w a l!'.ut wall c lock . 1;;; oG23 s:icnfice ~O. 960· 1931 Hll<Dt·,igt·S8 5~5.i;571 S PANISH styl~ hangini; 131-:0S withmattr~s~esSIS --lum p, s acrifice Sl 5 .. and S25 each. D1mng la · l' l'llOLSTJ-:rn :u corner 9\ilJ· 1931 blc :$15. Child's car seats linutll :;20. L rn n mowt·i :S.1 ond ~. Baby s wing 8.5. beaut. 10Ud 1nabo1 IJ' Poweronly Mt<tit cablntit . Curved. QIU 6'15..(921 lihclve., can be uaed for to.ts. Speed & at..-.o comp0n"-ntl, re' Sid 9080 l'Ord.8 , 11m. TV 4' h11r. Sucriflee $135. Cull ••••••••••••••••••••••• &tfi.'1857 aft spm Johnson Seu Scout Tri Hull, new eng, OD. etc. dbl bait tanks. 1601lP. W/trlr. $249S. 754-6440 23" G.t:. color TV, l yr . old picture lube . Tunl'r Ol'l•d s work . s100 . 962·~ TranaportatiOft ••••••••••••••••••••••• Several beaut. color 'l'V'i. c~. Sf/Ae/ $99/up. S&S TV. 642-~340 R...t 9 120 _~Newport Blvd. C::~t_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6' llulf Cab over camper, NIKKO 5C>1S. all Walnut S200 or best offer. See al : 1549 Placentia, Apt 22tiA. Cl\1. beaut. cust. inter. $550. Aft. 6 PM 979·2133 Motorlted libs 9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oiled walnut 3 pc stereo '76 Puch Moped, xlnt con- grouping w/spkrs &Sony dition. $340 or bi;t ofr s tereo receive r. Xlnl takes. 837-S570. cond. $.2~. 546-4096 loots & Marine Ecppmtnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• loats.Mcwin• i.,,...nt 90)0 .....•..••.•..•......•. <fRA Y MARINE 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIH 2SO Yamaha MX- Terry kit front fork. Bog ~hocks. etc. $500. Call 162·9898 after 7 p. m. '4 YAMAHA RDJSOB. ;how rm cond. 1600 mi. Must see t o apprec. S750/ofr. Dan 642·8500 1973 Kawasaki 75ec Mini- YEAR-END CLEARANCE ON ALL 1977 VANS & MOTOR HOMES 20 1977 VAN CONVERSIONS AT UNBELIEVABLE, ONCE IN A LIFETIME SAVINGS! 11·ith <':itt·ht'I' SJ Crylttttl ON E w~rk bench !J' long 2' Hocking chair S15. Baby i·hancl<'h e r :>20. Good wide, 6 drawers S20. two cJotlfe rs 10 -Sl. Baby ""' t:1l1lc tn•t'l1Hite1· ~O. tires for s m all truck dre:.i.er with rrib top S25. rn;2 11:113 14x700, many miles left Dishes. bowls, pol!S and The traditional hea,·y du- ty, light weight marine engine. To 350 HP. Ge· nuin e n e w pa rt s . Authorized Distr; Brilltol Services. Co~ta Mes a. (714 )892·8541 Trail. Like new $225. HERE'S AN EXAMPLE S20.531·39'.!6 p uns.5 -7S .Selfclean. T\\'O wicker. swivel bar "" . ing broiler ovc:n :SS. Bike •ZODIAC J.t1111ls . vrr•v nice S.'i each. "lJLL s.ize brass bed ~~; S25. Children's desk $7 II B 8 16 o:il~I twin siz~ mattress Sl;i: Wooden playhouse StO t wo twin ,bedspread~. Dn s s t!r 520. 2(1052 Port-A-~tarine 1: () () I) IJ o d g e Da r 1 green and gold checked 1 JIB 968 392 Inflatable Boats \'.d1.1nt .~1-.nl ti parts, ::.ll for both.840-1016 :'> ayport, · · -0 2925CollC'gc. l'.l\I 1 lu1<·h pn·,!>urc pl:ilc. TWO ·h . f d . . , C'UHTIS Mathe:> 21" color ___ <7_u_>s.io_:.._!070 <ll't' and ht•a ring S!2. 1 e.sto ruii ~rs. <>,~~ TV In walnut cabinct Ul'llhou,..•n!! ~ F ly\\hcl·I y~llo.w •. one wh!•e. ~-.> works ~5. 515 5608 ' SIO. Complete hl'atcr as· each . .snow ch::ims tor I ::.t•mhl\' :Sl:i. 1a"-rims truck tires 12xt6.5. S2~: T lREStwoG70-15 radials. with ti.i(J ,pare tin':. :ss o~e .Yellow de"k Sb good cond ition SlO each .I t•:1d1. \\"ipt·r motor SS. 963· ln&l 5~8-5012 , :i i~ 3tt71! 20" .BOYS 2 sp_eed ·r 1R E chatns·uscd once, 'f',\f\t.~: lt'af. ftJur chuirs Schwinn ~O: 26" ladies fi ts J·K or L70·15 or ":!5. ti l5-!l5:J5.fi.l:!··Hlli~ Sr hwinn SIO: doghoust! L78-15 Sl7. Al so new :>Is : ra dio-p hono-streo chains fits 670·and 725·13 !.'10; mobile cam per ord78·i4 St2.646·3880 ·1 p1t'l''' ~cdiona l ~:;. Twn rC'frii::erator SS. needs --------- nit1· ~ln1HI-.. SIU 'f'o;i:-tt•r work. ~1:!·1738 .2'l''RCA B&W TV, works ;>\.! llah~· 11 \•tns f'.4) to --14ood 525. S<>rretary chair :-.\.; '.!ll1i() C'1111t11wnt <il ~IE;\;':, ~ki boots. size 8, S2S. Artificial Orient ul 1\ \'1' < · \1. 1; 1:, 11\Jll :.10. \\'t)mcn::. ::,Id bootlt. mini,: tree. custom made, I'\\' \I fl)'S I:~ ltlZC 7. :,,1.1.Antique ~ak 5'.S25.641-16Sl.832·6313 · · 1 < !> ~ !>Wl\'r l ch:urs. lwo pmk p ;1rl.1hil· t111ll't . !>t.1inlei-_s lami>s ~each. 5.10.4788 LARGE table lamp ~5. ~11•1·1 111h111i.: frame Slh. -Large macrame hangmg Hollaway ~)('<I :m .. s tc•cl 8'S A BOT S25. Assorted 520. Skateboards <new· fr a m e. ncwl~· painted. hand tools lll ·S2S. ~ ... S20·S25. Lamp S2. Infant UC\\ cover on 2" alt· foa m ply wol>d SS per sheet. ca rrier $4. Infant swing maltn·s!> Sl2. 968·Sli58 759·153-1 SB. Women's clothes. size GRAY MARINE Th e tra di - tional 'heavy'duty. light weight marine engine To 350 H P . Genuine ne w parts. Authorized 01s- tr: 'Bris tol Ser vices, C o s ta M es a . (714 )892·8541 Coronado 28 cushions. complete set · never used, red-wht-blu-plaid, Sl 25. 546-0023 afte r 2pm. --------- Sacrifice-1 Gray Marine Eng VS, comp w/Bori; Warner velvet dr\ve & barr conv, S400. Clean 25 hr since OH. 1 Chrysler Crown, comp w/lrans. &a2·9'l24 Boats. Power 9040 7. 50 ·S'25. Bikes S25. TV ••••••••••••••••••••• • • Lr\:'>! I'S ~'> T;ihlr s 5'5. ~i~-DO Y'S l\lotox stingray s tand SlO. Bedspread 1 ~8 lahlc with leaf ;)!:>. bike 525. 175-70 HR 13 Chenille SS. Pictures 11\~·arly 11ew twin beds r:idial tire 56. Radiant SJ.SO. 20621 Sandpiper \•1th hi·:ulho:ird ~O f'<irh movie ltcreen. like new Ln .. HB. 5J6.. 1888 Ll•iulill' bl·tl Sl5. lkal 31;"x31>" SIO. l\letro 200 "1c kt·r h um pH S I O skns with bindings ss SNOW ('hains. new. call \\ 1•di;l·111~1<I ~lm l' st 381 T a p l' rec 0 r u c r . for ltl7.e Sl5. Ire cream <'o:-.t n ;\h'~a. Iii I SJ tur· P ana:.unic .520. Gcrm;111 maker SJ. Vnn seats , d;i~ 1111ly coi n s w \lh s wa s tika 1-'ord i;9.7,1, front whitl'. 75 -SL S.ltl·3680 excellent S20. V:in mir· DI VE ,::ear lrir "ale S:l. ---------ror s. like n e w Sii) SEA RAY'S Aft 1978M~s I 8'-30' HARRISON'S SU RAY 2327 So. Main, S.A. 540-6555 3101 Coast' Hwy, N.B. 6ll-2547 f\nife :-.7. \\'hill.' Stag TWO snow tires A78-13 Garage door opene r . i;lon~s 'irl. Ask for Bill mounted for Che\'y Vega complete 525. Garage afl<'r <1:30pm 6'15·111114 or Manza S2S. One tire door hinges with springs l.HKF.-men's2?'lOspeed, new retread A78·13 a.nd S15. AlldayS11nday,All126 f t. Thund e rbird i.;ood con dition 525 . Opet wheel SlO. 9nc ~re day Monday. Cash only. Formula (offshore). 351 • s.16.0023 1178·1. One set Panto tire 557-4480 vs·s, all navigational ----------i chains <used once' SB. Al/TO WA~I ER S25. Swivel office chair $25. PINTO rarbuerator ilO. gear & ground tackle. l>rycr s:!!'i. Dishwashe r Plumbers pipe vise and Child's bike SB. Carrom Slee ps four. Under 50 R · d h d board stand S2. 673-2912 hoors used sinee new. 6 :-.2.>. o1.1ry 11101\ er S2S. lrtpo eavy uty 525. wbeel trailer inclurlcrl· l'u:-h m o w<:r SS. '2 Da nish ch~lr SS. ~wo lllGH 1·olume Chevy <nl also full canvas. C<i ll 111 "" er ~::i. E.ll'l'I r ! c Da~stro!' kitchen swivel p u m p s s . H i g ,, John Felter at 642.0010 or 111111v rr $\~O . !-, l l'l' l r& c ch:i1rs $.)each. 556·0525 performance Chevy c;1m 540-8Zll. h1·a t er S.>. llastJline . . ,,· . shaft ~5. Air cleaners ----"----<:ng1ne ~O. (;uitar ~HI. :!toll!' Y_W en.,me pa:ts S.'i·SS. 839·3050 28 ft. Unifiitc Sporllishe r. Stereo -~:.. Dn·s;.~·r ~l!'>. !>l ;~IO. 2·4 hii,: mags with L owner, in mint condi· fias hc;i tl"r SS. T ir es H snow tires S20. One O~E China mink stole tion&loaded! Custom in· 1no 15 Ii ply ~10 e ach. cx~ra larce bird ra~e SlO. $25. One sable skins mink t · 11 t A o L' GE gas drver S20 ''enith . ert or. p o . . . ,. • Vre!.~C'r <l<>.~k comhina-· · · '' . scarf S25. Gas log S15. GE v H F J t · I ion S2U. 769 '·2 W. 20th St. color TV SS. Four P!nto s team iron S3. 833-2816 g~~. ,\(;15~~ ~~tu~~!~;~ C. :\L off Pluccntia A vc wheels SS. each. '-•haust refrigeration &: cooking, -manifold for '7S '1nto LANGE ski boots size 9 COLF' bag and foldmg S.'i.751-2509 • S25. Royce Unio n IO bimini top w/enclosure, aluminum c:irt, good -speed S25. Laav l:imp new Chrys ler ma nifolds. rondilion }IO. 642.03"12 II 0 0 V ER up r i S6.S.fG·S69l risers & elbows plus ex- GAS dryer ~.>. Wroui:ht vacuum plus altth.•. tra fuel. Call Dale at iron patio table S:!ll. m<'nls S25. Maple table STAINLESS steel s in k _4_98_·27_09_. _____ _ Porcelain laundry sink 525. Four maple chairs double 525. Single 520. "The Thoroughbred of s t;;. La ni::e s ki boots S25~Pertersonhigh chair withfaucets.Goodquali-Boats". 19. Century <men ·~ !>1te ll ' S2S. 70 SS. 5-16-1400 ty short shag rug. blue S2 Run a bout . r om pl . yarrls used <'arpet P:IP· TABLE and two chairs yard.542·Sl7l. res tor e d. l''ormerly . • '?5 • I • -· Id d ' pmi; ~ .... ~ '" •. go. an Sto. Queen size mattress GOODY bags Sl to ss. owned by famous pilot. brown rug SlO. a x7 c~rn · :ind springs S2S. Baby New US Divers BC II 525. Perfect for bay or island 75L·31B6 '75 Sozuki 125 RM, xtrlll> for racing. Gd cond. $400. bst ofr. 3231:t Crest. .\\'l' llH 'GS IU>. Shovel Head. ful- ly custom. ~6-6385 ----'73 llon<la 350 with helmet. Good cond. ssoo. 768·0093 1976 RD400 Ya maha. fully dressed. AM-FM radio, including extra parts. Only 3SOO miles. $2500 or best oHer . Als o 1970 Suzuki 50cc only 250 miles in new tondition $250. 631 -3474 ·73 YAMAHA 125 MX f:x. eel. cond. $3'7S/bst offer. :»8·07!16 ----- '751'riumph 650, good COO· dition $500/bst ofr. 847-0407 72 Yamaha 17S, Enduro, dirt bike, xlnl cond. runs great, many xtras. $325. ALSO. Sofa, 642·2008 1977 FORD BUBBLETOP VAN CONVERSION Complete with 460 VS. a utoma tic trans air cond power steering. speed control. dual tan\\s. sink stove. icebox. potly, dinette area & steeps 6 Low mileitge rental. (068SXA) LIST PRICE -$12,3 77 g~~SEOUT s9277 PRICE IS PLUS l u, & 1.ICENSE $500 CA!.~1,e!eTw~t~DE your good credll Closed Sunda~. Jan. I -Open Monday. Jan 2 Oller ends 48 hours alter publ1cat1on ~71 Suzuki TC ~2S, .xlnt RKr'fftiV.J...J-•~flA rood. 2500m 1. S.J7 S. .....,.'5. 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 586·2917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 Dodg<> Buublc Top Van. fully converted. many xtra~. mus t st'l' 59,815. 552·584!1 ----OUNEBUGGIE '14 llonda F.lsinore I Z:i. Fiberblass street legal 32mm Mikuni carh $550. Cl ean. 754-8165 wkdys. 549-s759 - ..... ~ H 5:. ~ -4 Wheel Drhes 9550 Autos Wanted -R-.../S~.!,. 111~ 160 •••• • •••• •• •• ••• • •• •• • • ...,., ~~-•.•.••....••..•..•...•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEEPS "77" 9590 Rent. a 1977 Excullve Motorho me or Mini· motorhome from Herb 1:-'ricdlander. Call any of these numbers 8984777 537.7777 828.tlll MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT Prom$100. wk. 770-0644 RENT Fireball 23' Sel( cont. Auto/ air. CC, 'CB. stereo. sips 6 645·2283 29 ft. Apollo motorhome. Must see to ;.tppreciale! Call J ohn F e ller at 642-0010 or 510-8211. Motor HOfM RMtflA 181/J to 32' Fully self contained · Reserve now for Holidays & weekends. REGENCY MOTOR IIOME RENTALS 925 N. Harbor Blvd, S.A. ••531-2503•• C J s's, C J ·7 ·s . Cherokees. Wagonecrs , Pick·ups. up to $1.200 rlis · counts. 5 yr 5-0.000 mile warrantys available. Copeland Mtn Inc 2001 E tst. SA 558-8000 COSTA MESA AMC&JEEP TOO MANY JEEPS MUST SELL !XI JEEPS BY JANUAHY 31st Please Call 549-8023 2524 HARBOR BLVD. Costa Mesa '72 BLAZER, AM/FM, A/C, new tires. $3500. or trade. 548-1725. ----Truck.s 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 flarbor Bh d COSTA MES\ 546·1200 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CU :AN ~ 188.1~ 8f ACH Bl VO HUN llNGTO N BEAC H 84.l 1181 ~.$Q.Q441 IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS WE men·w l rfo0r mat :>10. crib and mattress SIS. • II d run. $5500. 642-9224 Pole ~amp SS. R.ecord Changing table StO. Car ~=h~ B~~· Cse"ol~.!~~ '72 23' Mini-Motor Home. •72 Courier w/cmpr shell. rack S.5. ,Lari?; picture seat $8. Foot locker S7. llpear gun 525_ llund 1911-17' ClllHS Spdboat, 1 T Chevy Chassis mount gd mtr & trans, 57.000 frame ~7 .. iO T\ stand S5. Dining table S25. Lamps spears SS and SJS. Diving new uphol, new tank & w/clean cpl'd Open Road mi, SHOO. 646.0007 '64 International P.U .. 4 spd, nu wide lires on re. ar. $550/offer. 495-4298 NEED CLEAN USED CARS MOW CALL PAPPY Rack pack SHl.559·5050 S5 to 512. Gas stove $lO. gloves Sl a pai·r. ab iron lrlr. si c lntr . 49,000 ml,----------• 1949 CENTURY "Sea $6500/bst. Call494·7039 '64 Ch PU 3t. to bit Trea sure trunk S20. and hamme r Sl each . Mate" Spdboat. 160 hp, ---------evy . • n. r WHITE l\rng wall oven. ga:-;. <.'lrct ric S20. Call 6'12-5:l lS Refrigerator, Norge, as Scuba diving instru-new trlr. Both Minl! Trailers. Utility 9l80 eng. & trans mission. Gd is SS. Picnic table set 525. men ts. Fairllon digital $5500 ea. (213 ) 592.3189 •••••••••••••••••••••• • tires -S 1 2 0 0 . e v c s 540-5630 SNOW ch:ims, fits i00·13 or 735·14 sizes. Sl2. 6·16 .. 126i 01' 6-16·0551 Desk wood, as is. and temperature guagc S.'i. All steel trailer, 40 cu.ft. 551-4289, dys 631 .2_20_;-_, _ _. chair SIS. Table S7. Dook US Divers sen view 520. '330wens. built 1947, good protected cargo space . '75 Ford Courie r, 27.000 IOllXSOX & SOX s helf Sl O. Couch SlO. Oilfilledpro deplhguage live-aboard. $6000. best 1200 Lb. gross weight miles, FM/tape deck. 2626HARBOR8lVD. Chair 55. Recliner chair S20. Depth guage com-offer. 545-4729 aft. 5 capacity. Locking all Xlnt cond. 556·097S or • LINCOLN-MERCURY $5. 973.0795 pass conmblna tlon SS. steel weather tight top. 67c 7828 COSTA MESA SNOW chains · f11s 16·6.SO. loafs. Sail 9060 --""--------1 -------17·600, 16·625, 15-6.'iO, StO. TV color Packard Bell. DGivingbreg55uJa~,,bagl 55k· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Many other extras. Only WE BUY 6-16·05~1 or &16·4267 546·1263 ear ag · 'win an $485. Call 2l3: 435•2255. v-USED CARS! -----------------1 pac k and bands s10 WAHTltESULTS? -·· 9570 SHOTGUN shell hulls 12, l"M . TV S25. Coin ope_rated single SS. Water ski bell Sell your boat thru Auto Ser.le•. Perts ••••••••••••••••••••••• We're the new Chevrolcl IR. 20 gau1-w St.SO per lUO. r ad.io Sl~. !\lum1num S5. Saturday and Sunday SOUTl4WESTIRM & Accnsoriff 9400 '73 Dodge Van 6 cyl, dealership in the ln•inc Wards record turntable folding easels s.J. Norelco 9;00 to 6:00. 2209 Miner . Y~SALES ••••••••••••••••••••••• custom. Auto Center. We nel'fl with amp SIS. New Co ntine nta l ta pe r e-CM , 545-~ FU MEWftORT '64·'77 Used Mustang 846·6385 your used car ! Dunlop 12 pound bowling c 0 r d e r S l 7 · 5 o · SET f l h 300 Parts. 990 No. Parker, , G C V JOE b a l l. undr ille d 812. Lln guaphone Itall'an o weg ts over DIALHS Orange.CallS97·2000 76 MC ustom an. u&CPHERS Wards Auitar, 8 months co.u~·se S25. Two sub-lbs plus four bars and (714) 813.9211 Ve ry cle an. $200-0/dn. l9IA OH old S5.~IO-l68J mintature cameras SlS collars S2S. Beginner set 4USAMagWheels14"x7" T.0 .P.546-6368 CHEVROLET each. Toastmaster fan d( golf clubs and bag $15. Must Sell 23' sloop w/slip. hole pattern 54'4 ". Lug 20" SIO. Colored en-Rustic wooden crates .Moving to Denver. Ask nutsincl.645-9336 velopes. 25 for Sl, 100 for from England SS each. for Bill 64.5·7081 .._ ........... _for 5_._ 83.50. Biofeedback New GE knife sharpener -..,.. STORAGE cabinet $3. '73 CHEVY A/T, curtains. cpts. panel 'g., stereo. $2800. 646-0052 21 Auto Center Ori ve IRVJNE 768-7222 Large dressers $19 each. Two end tables S4 e ach. T wo large wooden file cabine ts with three drawe r s S25 eac h . Golden s hag carpet. used, approximately 12xt3' Sl6Approximntely J'x20' $9. Storage tank used for water softener m acbine Sl4. Four 4'x8'x "7" plywood $17. S aturday 9·2pm. 2037 CaJverL Str eet , Cos ta Mesa machine S2S. Sunbeam can opener SS. New bicy-'77 30' Clipper Marine. ••••••••••••••••••••••• razor Sl2. Rolls razor S3. cle light and generator FUil head room. Loaded .• G.lral 9510 V..s 95 70 Ve1111 S i x hand ca rv ed SS. Four large 3·speaker 837·2644 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• s andwich trays S3. combination in walnut Hobie 16, new jib, r ace ---------·• Carvin9 knife S5. Spencer c~binets S25 ~ach. New rigged trlr & harnesses Private Auto Sf/Ae Buffalo projector S3. fire extinguisher and • Id • Bob 300 SL MBZ. Yellow Neat P48W turntable S4. mount for car, boar or ? me · $l650. • 955·1097 roadster. $29t000. New fish tank pump SJ. SS. Two B·track car 2.4' Islander Bahama, 300 SL Blae« Roadster, New barbecue motor $3. stereos SlO a nd S20. 1970,6HPEvinrude, $25,000 West Bentd coffeemaker Water Pi c s h owe r (714 )646· 7055 300 SEL 6.3 MBZ $8500 $3.SO. LSunbeam 30 cup massage almost new SlS, '67 Corvette Fastback -0ofreernaker S3. '46-9276 12" square d4fcoratlve catalina 22: ftxed keel. MlOO mirror tile news sllll In fully equtpped, aH P '61 Corvette $8500 CALL 226CONTI NENTAL box S7 per box. New avail.Bestolfer.493-1454 640-0019eves.or64CH8SO AQUARIUM and stand. J eep engine 125. Chevy 8 t11ckometer for 4, 6 or 8 25• Coronado u Boat days.Scott seventeeu gallon S2S. hole ~ ton pl ck up cyl car or boat Sl5. ts' P~ces iubject to change Colored gravel, bulk ss. wbeels and 17.S tlreti SlO Chevy radloqnd speaker owntrs. Wan Jmmed. wtthoutnotlce. Red plush swivc' ch•lr. c~. 42 Chovy ptck up $10. Two C02 pistols SlO a ale• Trans Pa cl~~~~~~~~~ planter• SS-$15. Black rm· brand new Sl5. 390 ecch, Wrist rocket 1ling1_71_4_-&t_S-0222 _______ 1 · ;!~$10~'$:~~-ClotMnc e'•0/b~e~A~o8/ !:J f!~~ ~.NW~t::ts~ ~,~•::,:a,.; 9070 Allll~"'a":••n~, S FO Manifold rz.s. S 1allon $5. Two dceo fry oau s ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• •,e•••••••H•••••••••••• EM J. RMAL dre11, 1t.1Jnlea steel W•tor con· Heb. Sa.t & Sun. 9-6. • -CHRYSLER. n evel' wom. lace top, talnert (01' campln1 110 ?titnerSt.CM $4$<08&0 Private Dock available, Nck oonq>t retloralfon. ·tiered chllton skirt, U1ht eacb. $ gaUooa or 1pu · north/eut pofot of !:n&lneuuns.492-2588 blue, •lr.e 12, ~. ~ varnish $10 pet5 gollons. Newport Island. 8'15-1906 DISHWAS!UlR, Ma~. Larae eithaust !an win· Wanted Sallbut berth '6' Sunbeam Alpine l dow mount 110. Heevy ~--'tlftd · •/Buick V-1 el'lf, StsO lood for parts a I wor • duty tiberatan shOwer ••• ,.,,._.[4;:....-. · c•ah. O'f·19'72 art ina ucepl motor $20. tt•Jl \>ot~orn tts. Peep ...... 'JPMl•laad.I Porteble typewriter with I k r .-:. h 1 d --------<:ui.tl, recently c:ltaned • n . or was or aun ry Wanted. Moorloi Ill ha ...... Sl2. ~tlOJ u rpettna. room II!. "be~)aN out Balboa Bay, tor fO ft + ,......._ 9110 ' ellow. ""ftroxlauL'·l~ door paHt ben(l\tl *15• boet.,t1$.8030 ...... _.•••••••••••••• r ... ' aena11rt DolpbfJM car tor xi! .1S. GU t.11'. cood I paru '6·d$. AaUque O...Ultd Adi Mii b1C o.tt 4 Mat ttr~t lepl .,.,.._..with cu~c-*'° se•l•I m•chtne $». at.~ •••II it.m• or duDe •P· '800. Call .... V.._$t0-J721 _ lt~·l&U _,IM.n. _..,., ..... 9520 .. SURFER VANS 1977-3 TO CHOOSE FROM DODGE..a200 s7409 Blue. eunrl'8 lf)8Cial. 98076 DODGE-8200 . $84'19 Red. AllQV*, Custom Paint. 43465 DODGE~ '6999 White, Wheels. design ltr 2169G TOYOTA CAI. CAMPER · s35on Hom• on wtleela, lotldtdl 96T1'8 77 HOUSE of IMPORTS 714/121-7250 "62 MAMCHISTmt IL VO. .... PAD >. we WIU IUY IMW 91~~ YOUR DA TSUH ••••• •• •• •• •• • •• ••• • ••• l'AIU l''OR Oit NO'J' TOPDOUAR FOR TOP CA.IS • BARWICK DA T' UH ...., 111 I I.Ill I ljll 1 • ,, ORAHGI c.ou~·s & ,;I' S l l -1 37S4~3-JJ7S .,_ . ' ..._,.. .Sitll')~-rv1cc 1.,·u.s1J'f: WE PAY TOP 001.L/\H Roy C:cr•er,ln~ FOR TOPUSb'O <.:/\HS Rolls ftoyce R'1W FOREIUN. DOMfS1h' t~10J umlx)rcr ol' CLASS(C~ > :'<lcwport Scud\ 640•tHH It ~·our c1.ir b eMru rlc.u1 .77 :-1t:e us rirst 3201, AM /1-'M , cu:.!\. 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Last Chanel· ror fanta~LIC savings on all remainm>: ·n models in st0<:k. -- COSTA MESA DATSUN 284SHARBOR BLVQ.: 540.64 '0 540-02111 NEWPORT DATSUN '71 Clearonu Otomo & executive :-.ale now going on·-hurry' 888DOVES'rREET 1Near MacArthur Bh•<l. & J amboree Rourl > NEWPORT BEM 'IT 833-1300 t·ar in our inventory. Call 7-7-0 . t 280z 2-. • ui-.today! a s un_ , .+i . 831 ·2040 495.4949 loaded. mint •. 9200 rn1. __ auto, fact air. mags.' WANTED TO BUY Quality used BMWs. ROY CARVER BMW IS-lo Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH •640-6444 CREVIER I Sf & lllOAOWA'f SAHTA AHA 835·3171 r~ ~T ,.. re DRIVING MACHINE •USED BMW's* '742002A 710UBC '752002A Ser. 2236 'i620024s pd SI R 401PDP '76530iA SIR 712PQM ·77 320iA Sr R 177 RS K Closed On Sundays AM /FM s tereo c41\.-<s , Mich tires, etc. TJro"'" w/brwn int. 640·004l '74 260Z ·DATSUN LOADED :-;4aoo ~-5345 ask for Fn·~ ... '74 260Z 2+2. Auto, air, Atff.FM c ass, m agi.. Bronz<.'fSaddlc int. $4100. D ys 4!14-7147 , a f t 1• b73-2625 ------'76 8210. IIatcbbadr, ;ilt; 1 spd. lo mi. Xlnt conu. $3200/ofr.CallSSl-52611: • Datsun Z s ki rack & tow hitch. make offl'r, C:tll 774-ffJOO. ·74 260 Z, <iit•, AM/1-';\l tape, mugs. $4500 Call !>16-7463 Aldot,Mew 9800Atdos, New 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IMMEDIATE QELIVERY SUP~R SELECTION .,. I J'. J •;Al"t ~-f_f __ o_A_1_L_Y_P_1L_o_· ____________ _..s_a_1u_,o_~~t--D ..... •cember31 t97l Rat 9725 ...................•... • .. .. • • • • • • • • • .., • • • • • • • ~(·; ~iooo llt•hall' On \II rnlti l . .11111." it M~~IMlfi • • • • • • * ..iiJW~a6M414ii • • • Mmdo j1, \lc·1ctd•·' 1111~1. ( 0111111 .1d11 tlt·l~l' Ila Ill I••> hot h t11p-, ,) ».IHMI it •·l'i 111·~· • Por:.l·ht• i I !II I ·1-IK rn1. lnclia In m ll•.tllwr l}~I ljlO TarJ,ta red, hlk ImmJl' 197711191 IS l "n•kr :l <11111 m1 Il a:-. l"\ l'Q lhll\J.:, " r "' "rn I) \lu'l ~di 1;:ll J:Ufl 1974 Porsche 914 i!O !II :.!~: Lnadt'CI' ')I:.! ifl(J utr orY.kmb Xlnl .. 0111! \I u" I 'c• 11 1!11 j1;7;, .111 1: ii !ti IT .. -, 'l''I T.1ri.:.i \I lo)'· 111·\\ 1'1n•t11 .... \ (', 1mma1· ~J0.~>41!1. tii:1 C1i1:1 ~'65 PORSCHE C . it MG Jt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hthlt c..·ni:. "'-'" 101. 1. ,.,h it 1. + + + + • + * + * * µ.11nt S m.ii.:· .. ~:,~JIJO otr it + + :).'>!M~21 l'\ cs 9742 it • • l'or:-.chc !Ill ,\'II:! 1>•1rh JI it• • rl1..,1·ou n1 !I ll~ m;1i.:' it • • Hollt'rt th.in· 'l '.J rn•r;i it • • :Jll 5th St. II II • • .. ~lti-::!3tl3 tilO OliiCi * Honda 9727 • • ,. LE.-\SE Your l'nr, .. h1• lrom 'tho· 1·Xl411•rH .11 11 u r 1 / o n I. ,} .1 .., 1 n i.: . i.i!I 1:!:;;! ••••.•..•.....•..•..••. ***********. .. -~ • • • it; l'•lr'l'lll' :111 hll.. hll.. lo nu. all1•\!->. ~tcn•11. lll•lf"l' • llE RH ... SIU.II.II) 1.:11 >ll!l!I • • • • FRIEOl.A~OEH • I ~ Rolls Roye~ 9756 • ,. ;•I P(>RTS " ••••••••••••••••••••••• it • I' '1 \Kl'\C , • >t I.Ill \I' Ill \I ' it : FREE : • 1111.('ll\'\(;I. ... \., t+tunuo•n•t•d h· th•• ...._ f t• I •!I ' loll ~ .. t•tit .... ~ IMJ 11\4 tt .,.. ..... ·.. on it #}DEALER IN U.S.A ROY CARVER ROLLS ·ROYCl 1\.40 J~mborrt ... .,PC>rt B••<h ' _ ..... II BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR TOYOTA, St'\• U:. (or a lop lfotl .i r l'Sllm<tll.'1 MARQUIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJO 831 -2880 495-1210 77 l"d11.1 (;T L11lhJ<·k. '1 "lkl, I .tdt.tb .Ill. \ \J · F'.\I l"a'" lJPl' t-;,tn·mt" ly lo m1 Like nu 55!1 1>11;i;, IEFOREYOU SELL YOUR TOYOTA, Se<• 11' tor " lop dollar l"llmull" MARQUIS TOY OT A :\11SSION VIEJO 831 -2880 49 5-1 21 0 i7 <'nroll•t. Standard int. dl•h1Xl' l'\l !\J.1kt· ul r ur I It p ;>Hi 57 1·1 all fi BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR VOLVO, See us for a top dullur l.!St1matc 1 MARQUIS VOLVO :'lllSSION VIEJO 831-2880495-1210 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLL'SIVELY \'llL\"CJ Lan~cM Vol\11 Ol·alcr 111 Orange Count' ' BL"Y or LEAS!-: DIHECT "~~~ 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR VOLVO, &,..,,. us for a top dullur l~l1malt'' MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION vn:.IO 831-2880 495-1210 71 l"orollu SlJ Wgn Nu .i11t11 1r.111sm1,,.,11111 s1111111 'fiK \'oho 14:.! ,\1110 \lu-.t or l>e-.l •i7:1 10:11 iwll this \H•t•k \\'1!1 r!t·:il iii Corona Wgn. 5 'll<I . .i1r t·ood. \)1 F;\l 8 trk !11 m1 :-.Int t'n11d. $411011 H.-.t lfl8·7:!l5 1>-12 711~ Aaltos,Use-d .......•.•............. 9901 . .......•.............. • 50 c. "~"'· it Jt (If-(,\~ • .. \\ u ,., ,, ill~" •• , ........ ,. it Jt I ~.' lt _ ~ su~OAYS Tri..... 9767 1956 DeSoto. Xlnl lransp "Iii) R fl. Silver Sh<Adow. ••••••••••••••••••••••• F're~h llcmi cni.:. StiOO • • • If ,. .~1.11 " 1 .r r>1, 1 • 'I n l con d \\' h t 1975 Triumph Sp1tf1re <RCS40'J) /\gt &12 i9iK SIR.oru b<.·sl olr t,JJ 0515 :\1el·hamt•ally eHellcnl. AMC 9905 Jloban stt•rl•n tape & ~UIJl"r ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 :\lulhncr Park W .1rd l'ou1x' RllD lkaul n>nll Sti,500 l:JOlll'.:TB I 'har1> interior & t•x!t·nor l'n pt1 S3.-195 Call Don '.\1 ~· al 1).1(1 2500. l'\ •·n 111..:s alt1.-r Ii pm < .111 ~18·511'3 ·75 ,\'.\IC Hornrl Cpe 16.000 mi. air. tc1adcd. S2QJ5 Call tiiS· if;!ii 1s1 1977 & J97A St•\ 1tles To ChOO!->e From • 1977 CADILLAC DEVl'-LES Coupes & Sedans Ii I To Chc>OSl' From .\\ ~:XA'.\ll'LJ-: Leuthl•r C,1hnolN top. cn11!.C c·ontrol. ~lcn•o \\1th d1A1tul n•udoul l'lt: 1:JlKRXJl> Pr1e1.-<l .1:. lo14 $9388 • 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLES 181 To Choose From A.~ l•;XAMPLE; 1977 CHEVY MONTE CARLO l''actory air cond .. 1 inyl top, full power. electric w1rldo\\b, AM F.M stereo tape & loaded with ex· trill>. 021REP>. $5888 Nabers Cadillac 11t)ll I l.11 h111 Ulvd. t •l\t,1 \l,•,,1 'i -ill !Hoo 1111111 ll.11 hnt lllvd. t "' 1.1 lo.h.".1 5 Ill •1Il10 86 Mus t a n g. H ig h performance parts. Lo nu. 51200 Ph 540-6253 '68 Fstlx'k 289. Nu clutch, rarb, more. Nds body ~Tk. ~. 642·8560 '65 Musttt.ng 289 V-8. auto. pls.95,000oria. m1's. lm- mac. Allk $1795. Consider Tra d e cash + VW • 493,SJ,r,o a.MO bile 99$5 y-••••••••••••••••••••••• eo..tineatal 9930 ·oo STATION Wgn. Run· •••••••••••••. •• •••• •.. ning cond <>ffc>r 1!173 l\iark IV. 46,000 ml, ___ tW6·7643 __ 14hile on white, immac Olds 70 Cutlass. 2 dr, auto, Ci)lld. $4~. 552.728/i _ air. radio, PS. PB. Vtl . 'i6 LINCOLN Town Cpc good cond $1100 PI P Rare Bcuuty. Beautirui l>W-1 m4 ------ cream w_lconch root, 20 '73 QJUass 4-12, 350 eng. upllonal itemi.. 1 Ow~er. well equipped. xlnl cond, Bought new May 76. 54.000 mi, S2000. 64.2-4928 compare anywhere . ---- S7600. 549-2667 or 846·5107 PWo 9957 Corvette 9932 •••••••••.•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Pinto Sqwre wagon -Luggage rack. ma ~ 77Corvett.T-Top wheel:. (wide>. tape Only 6000 miles & with decktrudto. auto. low factory warranty to July mlll'S. 51995 or offer . Cun 'i8. Burgundy, full oo s~n Ill Costa Mesn powe r. speed control. Cull tl'i0--4564 Cor 111fo. tape & all factory equip· ·-- mcnt inc. factory mug 'iJ Pinto llunubout. 2000 wheels. (17b'TCP '·• .cc. disc. 4 spd, new tire:. ONLY $9715 lug ruck. 48,000 m i. great H.wporfft' 11 Mtn shape $1500. 6Jl5·6940 Ll•athcr, li l t whee\. ~~~~~~~~~ s tereo, C11br1olel top. -= 1 ..... .., 11 bo C.O ·t M cv1.>s/early AM """ ar r. s a esn ---------642-0795 '71 Pinto. Xlnt tr a nsp. ---Rblt cng. PP. $8SO/bst loaded with extras. C!l~NIN). l'nl'ed as lo\\ $7188 • 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE ... * .. • .. It '75 Corvette. s ilver/ red, ofr. 546·2963 T-top. 41.000 mi. loaded. -----"-- it Si450. ofrer. 752-7521 1974 Wagon. lugg rack. • "kda\'S air, $1500. Good cond. . 839·5394 + ·-;~ Veile. 4 Spd. T-11111. ----~ --- A:\l FM ~ter , m ag~. ·73 Pinto Runabout, low .\ c teat ti b7100. miles, clean. AMll"M, ti Full power. <1tr n1ntl . • le:11her. t·r111st• 1·onlrol. C,1hno!C'I top & loadC'd 1 "i59· 166i ail 6pm track. $1650. 540·6899 ~ 9960 DodcJe 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19".~oN<.'W >. $5988 1973 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE l..calher inlenor \ 1 n \I top, slen'<I tape I\.. !11.id1•d wllh mony other 1•\ll J ' t lla!291!7) . $4388 • 1972 CADILLAC COUPE DE VtLLE !-\Ill pow1•r. air 1·011cl . ;.tl'fl'O. llll whed & tull lNllhcr mll'r1 "" Lo:.1t.•<I ' li:!.5FFGI $3188 C)VEH !~I <Jl \LITY l' \!IS TO SELECT Fllll\I Nabers Cadillac 'rofHlll 11• .. 1 l\1' "'' t ,,, .. t "":11 '•ltttl +MEW '77 CHEV. MONZA MIRAGE 2 + 2 HATCHBACK :\11to lran~ air tone! . f)\\f" ~ll'l'rlll)! & hntk('!-. rad1u. ~µt.·t·t:il new pain! ;ob & mut·h mon•' 1125.122 J How Only S4998 HOW .ARD Chevrol•t L)o\·e & Quail St.:- Nl::WPORT BEACH 833-0555833..0116 ~··•••••••••••••••••••• '74 Gold Duster, fully 66 Dodge Dart. b slush equipped. nbsolule ly eni;. :<Int cond. $600. pcrfcct$2850. 955-2689 840-1378 -- --- • PHIL LONG FORD t.••• Fote••ltM'\•,..tl'1•t t ti•••et ., .. 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