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VOL. 71, NO. 14, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1978 TEN CENTS
Parents to Meet, Forgive Daughter's Slayer
SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP> -The devouUy rellglous parents
of a 20-year-old girl who was raped and murdered eight years
ago are nearing the end of a cross-country auto trip to meet their
daughter's convicted killer and forgive him of the crime.
The extraordinary meeting between Bob and Golden Bristol
of Dearborn, Mich , und Michael Dennis Keeyes will take place
m a chapel at the slate prison here where Keeyes is sel'Vin& a
life sentence, as 25 fellow mmatcs look on.
Among the observing inmates will be Charles "Tex ..
Watson, a member 1Jf the Charle3 Manson famlly who ls serving
a life sentence for the bleody 1969 Tate-LaBianca murders.
THE DIMINUTIVE MRS. Bristol admits she is nervous,
but says "I can't let Michael down. He is looking forward to it.
Mr. Wat.on told me everything was ready and not to worry."
The couple have corresponded wiU, Keeyes for several
years through an Intermediary, the Rev. Joe Mason, director or
the Prison Mi.aslon Association In RJveraide.
The Rev. Maaon arranged the meetJng in the chapel and
Keeyes a1reed, but had one request -that other inmates be
permitted to attend.
"I WANTED TO LET th~e who don't know that people
like the Bristols exist and to share ln the sincere interest that
these people as well as others have ror mankind," Mason quoted
Keeyes as sayln&. lt was 1970 when 20-year-old Diane Bristol, who had been
selling encyclopedias door-lo-door, was found raped and
strangled in San Diego's North Park area.
•
Jn June, 1973, Keeyes was arrested After his conviction,
San Diego Superior Court Judge Ross Tharp sentenced him to
lire in prison, caWne Keeyes ''cunning, calculatJng and callous
the most vicious killer I have encountered in my career.··
··ouR FIRST REACTION was unbelievable shock," re
called Bob Bristol, a Ford Motor Company worker. "It was such
an ug1y, heinous crime. We despised the way in which Diane
had been brutally handled and stran&led. It tore us apart."
But in the time between Diane's murder and Keeyes· arrest.
said Mrs. Bristol. they turned from hatred for the killer to
prayer for his soul.
"His attitude has been very friendly. Whether he's a true
Christian, I don't know," Mason said.
CancerClainis Hubert Bnmphrej
Watch Out for Knotholes
Steve I furl. a 15-yt>ar-old Dana Hills High
School student. rolls lo the top of a home·
made ply\\Ot><l skatt>board park in a va-
<.0:1nt field off Street of th<• Blue Lantern in
Dana Poinl. Steve's friends watch as he
"rocks" back and forth on the U-shaped
device, picking up speed and height to
become a human pendulum.
Pizza Prompts Protest
Liquor Store Near Laguna Hill,s Sclwol Hit
By I.AURIE KASPER
OI IN 0.ily ~1191 St.tfl
Residents, school officials and
a businessman are protesting a
pizza parlor and liquor store
planned as part or a shopping
center across the street from the
new Laguna Hills High School.
The plz7.a place and the
packag(• liquor s tore arc
planned as part or the 35 to 40-
st.ore center experted to open
this summer on the northeast
comer or Alicia Parkway and
Paseo de Valencia.
Protestors predict the two
establishments will become at·
tractive gathering places ror
students and cause problems tor
ne,ghbon, shoppers and other
tenants. Some also fear students
will 1et olcohoUc beverages.
But Vine~ Howley, vice presl·
dent or the Save-Most Develop-
ment, Inc. which will build and
maintain the center, said his
t i t m w o n ' t a 11 o w a-n y
"han1outs•• In the center.
"The tenants will lose bus1
ne11 and th•t affects us." he ex-
plained. .
The Uqoor store originally was
planned ror the space closest to
the school. But as a result or the
protests. Howley said, it will be
moved farther from the school.
'It's too close to the school for
comfort," said Derel< White,
president of the South Laguna
llills Homeowners Association.
Directors of his group voted
unanlmou~ly this week to pro·
test the two businesses tQ the
state Department ot Alcoholic
Beverage Control (ABC>. coun·
ty Board of Supervisors and
county Plannin& Commission.
Tom Tullar, principal t>f the
school due to open Jn September,
predicted that a number of the
1200 students wUJ go over to the
center. Realistically, he said, le·
nants will have to expect
shopllftln&, vandalism and con·
gregatlna students.
"These things happen JrOWld
a high school,'. he said. Tullar
added that he does not believe a
liquor store should be put across
from a school.
Loa Youn1, president of the
Saddleback Valley Unified
School District Boiird of EduCa·
lion, said she will uk her fellow
trustees and ofJler residents to
protest any Uquot Ucenses In the
lmmedJatc aeoaraphlcal area ol
the school.
ln a 1tatemrnt announclna her ·
Intention, Mrs. Youn.a aald,
"One Of U.. molt quietly ll'OW·
ins and d v•t•linl problems
tacin8 tM Saddleb1ck Valley lJ
atcobollsm amona our youn1
people."
Notice of th pizza pal'lor'a ap.
plication for a liquor ltcenae wu
posted b)' tM ABC tn Oet$tr.
At that time, according to
James Reavis, an ABC in·
vestigator, school district of·
fi cials sald they had no objection
to the requesL He said the only
person filing a protest was
Joseph O'Connor La~una Hills
Mortuary.
O'Connor cont.ended the sale
of liquor will not be appropriate
in the same center where his
mortuary conducts religious
ser~cce during day and evening
houri.
Reavis saJd O'Connor also
argued that liquor wUl fall lnto
the hands of studen1B and cause
a public nuinnce.
Because of this protest,
Reavis said, a public hearing
will be held before a n ad·
mlnistraUve law Judie. During
the hearing, which has nQt yet
been scheduled, r"1denta also
may testify agalnat the l11uln1
of the license, he sald.
Notice also has ·been posted
for the Uquor store'• Ucense re·
quest. Reavl$ aald ~esldents
wlshtn1 to protest tnls store
should follow dlrectton11 on •the
notice.
Senator
Dies in
His Sleep
WAVERLY, Minn CAP>
Sen. Hubert H Humphrey,
whos<> exuberance und
persistence kept him in the
forefront of American politics
for more than 30 years, died f'n -
day at his Minnesota home. lie
was 66.
Humphrey administrative as-
sistant David Gartner told re-
porters gathered outside the
lakeside home that the senator
died of cancer at 9.25 p.m.
Gartner said Humphrey died
quietly in the sleep·like coma he
MORE HUMPHREY
STORIES -Page A3
had lapsed into earlier in the
evening.
''1'b.e senator was comfortable
throughout and he suffered no
pain." Gartner said.
Humphrey's wife of 41 years.
Muriel, three sons, and a
daughter were with him when he
d1ed.
At the presidential retreat at
Camp David. Md., President
Carter said he would send the
plane usually reserved for his
own use, Air Force One, to Min·
nesola to pick up Jlumphrey·s
body and carry it lo Washington.
Jn a statement released by
While Houae Press Secretary
Jody Powell, Carter said Hum-
phrey spoke up "in defense or
the oppressed, the hungry, the
victims or poverty and dis·
crimlnatlon. All of us will miss
that voice.··
Humphrey's body is to be
flown to Wash.ington Saturday
morning and will lie in slate in
the rotunda of the Capitol before
being flown back to Minnesota to
Ue in slat.e at the state Capitol.
Funeral services will be al the
J{ouse of Hope Presbyterian
Church in St. Paul with burial in
Lakewood Cemetery in Min·
neapolls.
Early word on the death or
Humphrey, a former vice l>resi·
(See HUMPHREY. Page AZ>
Home Burglarized
Property valued at $1,245 was
taken from a San Juan
Capistrano home by a burglar
who entered via the unlocked
door.
Oran1e County sheriff'• of-
ficers aald the theft of Jewelry,
crockery, ski boots and record
album• was reported by srocery
clerk Barbara E. La Porte, 36,
of 32921 Paaeo de Amor. She was
away from flome at lhe time.
SENATOR HUMPHREY Wmt BIRTHDAY CAKE LAST MAY
Former Vice Prealdent Succumb• to Cancer at 66
Friends, Opponents
Mourn, Humphrey
WASHINGTON (AP>-The
death or Hubert S. Humphrey
brought condolences from
political supporters and ad·
versarles alike Friday night as
the Minnesota senator's friends
and colleagues mourned a man
many bad known for decades.
President Carter issued a
statement et Camp David, Md.,
calling Hu,mphrey a man who
spoke up ''in defense or the op-
pressed, the hungry. the victims
of poverty ond discramlnat1on."
"From time lo time, our na·
lion is blessed by the presence of
m~n end women who bear the
mark or greatness, who help us
see a better vision of what we
can become." the president
said "Hubert Humphrey was
such a man."
Humphrey, the "happy war-
rior" or Democratic politics for
30 years, died at hls Waverly,
Minn. home Friday night.
Former President Gerald .ford called Humphrey "a maf)
or ,haracter, compassion. en·
thoaiasm, dedication and
tremendOWI abllity" and said his
political career should be "a
cbaUenie to all who aeek publl<.'
office ...
"I lovM him a1 a friend and
Hit-r.un Car
Kills Woman;
Da~terHurt
resp<><.'ted him as an 'tld·
versary ... Republican Ford l'Jaid
in Palm Springs, Calif.
Al San Clemente . for .
mer President R,ichard M.
Nixon, who defeated Humphrey
m the 1968 presidential electJon,
said Humphrey was "a dedloai·
ed patriot." who "commanded
the genuine respect and afree.
lion of his political opponents
and allies alike."
Members of the Senate. w1'erc
Humphrey toiled for five tal'lf)li.
said he left a permanent mark
on society.
"During any era only a few
men through their own erforts effect a profound and lastln~
change on human sodety.
Hubert Humphrey was one or
those men," said Senate Major1·
ty Leader Robert C Byrd, D
W.Va.
Sen. Robert Dole. R·Kan., aaid
Humphrey will remain ''an ln·
splrallon for all or us ... a man
whose enthusia&Jll for life in·
!fpired his fellow man ... "
Perhaps most affected among
Humphrey's colleagues in
politics, however, was Vi<.'e
<See SENATOR, Pagl' AZ)
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Coast
Wen1.he r
The wet weather will re·
turn tonight, tho
wenthednnn fs bettln14,
with somo more wet atufr
on tho Sunday agenda for
the Orange Coast. High
tern pcratures will range rrom 51 to 63.
INSIDE TODA l'
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~Panama Pacts Wt
· Solons Speak in County
OPPOSES CANAL TREATY
Rep. Mark Hannaford
Hannaford
Hopes to Kill
Defense Panel
A litUe-known federal ttgency
called the Defense Renegotia-
tion Board will he huned this
year, if U.S. Rep. Mark Han-
naford, D·Long Beach, has his
way.
Hannaford told an Orange
County audience Friday that the
agency spent $6.2 million last
year renegotiating $30 billion
worth of government defense
contracts to produ{·e a savmgs
of $4 million Hannaford said he led efforts
1n the llou~c of Hepresentatrves
to pass an amt•ndmcnt which in
effect read ·'put that turkey in
mothballs until there 1s a war.··
He warned, however, that
"they" -the agency staff and
some congressional committees
-would try lo revive it.
··1n the coming year I will
stand guard over its grave and try
to drive a slake into it heart."
llannfordquippcd
BJ KATHY CLANCY
Of ... Drif N9\l\Mt
u S. Rep. Mark Hanoarord, a
Long Beach Democrat, told an
Orange County audience Friday
that if given the chance t.o vote
on the Panama Canal treaties as
they stand, he probably would
vote no.
But Rep. Charles Wiggins, a
conservative Fullerton
Republican, told the same
Orange County Chainber of
Commerce gathering that he
favors ratification of the treaties
for U.S. protection.
Since it is the Senate and not
the House of Representatives
that is responsible for treaty
ratification, neither Hannaford
nor Wiggins will vote on the
treaties.
Some conservative
Republicans across the country
have banded together to fight
ratification of the treaties, while
others have joined liberal
Democrats in seeking the ir
passage.
Hannaford, whose 34th
Congressional district stretches
into West Orange Cou~ty and
takes in the Seal Beach Naval
Weapons Station and Long
.Beach naval shipya.r:d, said a re-
cent poll of his constituents
showed 48 percent opposed to
the treaties and 26 percent In
favor.
Hannaford called the existing
canal obsolete, saying major
battleships can't pa.ss throulh it
today and neither can larae oil
freighters.
As a i;esult, be continued, the
U.S. faces negotiations with
Panama for building a new
canal, which Hannaford Hid
didn"t please him either.
·'We are not given optiO!ls we
like for this ... or anything else.··
the second-term congressman
said. "We are not given a choice
between good and bad. It. is a
choice between bad and unac·
ceptable."
Wiggins strongly favored the
treaties' ratification.
•'The concern that I really
have is the penetration in South
America and Central America
by elements h06Ule to the United
States." Wiggll.ls conUnued.
Kidnapped Editor
~To Speak ~n Coast
lleg Murphy, the newspaper :--·
edlor w.la~.Gecame: a news fig e bll&eftwhen he was kid-
na ed in 1974, will speak in
Ne~port 11.each Jan. 26.
t)le greater Irvine lndustnal
League dinner will hcgm at 8
p.m. in the Marriott Hotel.
Reservation information is
available by calling 955·1133.
Murphy, now publisher and
editor of the San Francisco Ex-
:.iminer, is a longtime critic of
President Carter. Murphy
formerly served as editor or the
Atlanta, Ga., Constitution.
If e was kidnapped in 1974 and hel~ captive for 50 hours until
th~ newspaper paid a $100,000
ralll50m. ltfurphy is co-author of the
b<><>k "The Southern Strategy."
He also worked as television ho\~ for the Great Decisions
senes on PBS.
Dally PUot D••"Y
la G•araltteed
Monday.f'ril:l•y: If you do nof have
)1alr Pt~ by 6:::10 p.m ull bel0<e 1
J¥'I. and your copy will be delivered.
Sllun!IV 9'ld Sunday: If yet.I do not
retetwt vour CODY by 8 I m.. coU bllont 10 a.m. and yoor eopy will b'>
dtllvoretf
Clrulotl• Tel ..... ~I Orange Counl'f Areas HMll 1 hw••t Huntlnoton e.ecn
ndWestmlnstor •••••••. S40-1220 san Clemente. Capistrano Beach. ~n Jull'I Ceplt1rono.
ana l'olnt. South t.tgur\a.
gune Niguel ••••••••• 49'-6IOO
DAILY PILOT
TO SPEAK IN NEWPORT
Editor Reg Murphy
Burns Resigns
Member Role
On Fed Board
WASHINGTON CAP> -Presl· dent carter has formallY ~
ed the resignation ot ArtlNr F.
Burns as a member of the
Federal Reserve Board, eftec·
tlve March 81. Buru hu headed
tbe board since 1970.
Carter announced Jut month
he was replacing the 73-year-ol<l
Burn1 as chairman of the cen·
tral bank. However the pnsl·
dent aaid be wou{d like 'tbe
Tespected economlat to conUnue
servinfooihe board.
AldlfUCb Bums' term u • member runs untU 1984, he
wrote Carter be felt tbt ,_. dent•s nominee for &.ho
chatrmanaimr., tndustrlalltt G. WIWam e:t. "cleMtvU the
tull•t Opportunlf.1 to .nabllah llil le•denhip at t.be helJil ••• '•
Buma Wld, Carter 0 the coa-Unued presence of a fonnw
ebalrmu eould, in my Jlldl• JftenL be a campllcatiq cUatrac·
Uoa.'1 "'
The six-term C01lfl'e1Smaza,
who has announced he will not
seelc re-election, said a declston
against the treaty will play lDto
the hands of those hostile forces.
''And ~ radicalism fbat we
see in Central and South
America will be exacerbated
many times," Wiggins said.
While Hannaford said be pro-
bably would vote -aatnat the
treaties if asked to cut • ballot. h e suggested that those who
chant "we bou~t it, we paid for
Jt, let's keep it' become students
of the canal's history.
Building the canal wu an oui..
standing achievemes;it1 Ban·
naford said, but aequmtioo of
the site was what he called
"more tarnished."
"We didn't just quite steal it
straight out and this bu been a
festering wound ln the heart of
the Western Hemisphere ever
swce," Hannaford said.
* * *
Rightists
In Clash
Over Canal
COLUMBIA, S.C. {Al» -
Former California Gov. Ronald
Reagan said Friday night the
United States should insist on re·
taining operating control of the
Panama Canal and soverelgnty
over the Canal Zone.
Conservative columnist
William F. Buckley disagreed.
The two conservatives debal·
ed the Panama Canal treaty
question in a two·b0\11" formal
debate at lhe University of South
Carolina. The debate was
t e levised nationally by the
Public Broadcasting System.
Buckley said the United States
would be better o(f .,militarily,
economically and spiritually" if
the Senate ratifies the treaties
relinquishing U.S. claims to sov-
ereignty in the Canal Zone and
turning the canal over to
Panamanian operation in the
year 2000.
The columnist said keepini
the canal wQuld deny the
leeitlmat.e patnoti~ and na~
tionalistic feelings of Panama·
nians and would "incline people
to believe we have an appetite
for coloalaUSlD."
.Reatan said U.S. ~~ went to Panama .preparia ·to"
make sweepin& concessions to
avoid violence and ''pacify" the
demands of Gen. Omar Torrijos,
Panama's head of state.
Reagan said the treatle!I
should be rejected because they
are "ambiguous in wording and
fatally flawed."
.,But rejection of these
treaties does not mean an end to •
fruitful negotiaUons or a bett«•
lng or the conditions of . the
Panamanians,•• th.~ former aov-
ernor 8lld 1976 Republican J11"0-
aldential candldate ~aid.
Two Music
Thefts Told
In Clemente
Tapes and recorda •alaecl' at
$1,813 bave bem reportA9d atolen
from a Sall Clemente music
store and a tape and tape player
worth $500 were tateo from a
dllcke!l eatery in the city.
Th• Musto Box, at us North El Camino Real, reported 30
reeor4 albums stolen sometime
betweenNov.30andJan. 7,pollce
aa14 today. The records were
'falued at $1,33a. .
Ill acldltlon.1.,!S el1ht-track
tape., worth ttDU, were '8ken betwffn Jan. 7 and U. store
owuer Dale Davia to1.cl poUce.
A U ·bour tape player and tape were reported etolen f~ the
Ke.otucky Fried Chicken faat
tood restaa.rant at 700 S. El
Camtno Real. The rataurant
bu been cloaed tot npelrt l1Dce
a November ft.re caused fl0,000 dam••• tot.be buildinl.
Cyclist .
lpjured; ..
Man Cited
A Sant.a Ana youth was cited
b1 poUce Prid1y after be ac-
cidentally hit his accelerator
pedal instead ot the brake and
cra1bed i.rtt.o a bicyclist, throw.
ing her&'. feet through the air.
Cyclist Stormie Hom, 12, of
Santa Ana. was r eported in
guarded condition today at San.
ta Ana-Tus tin Community
Hospital.
Police clled Gregory
Detloahoo, 18, for failure to yield
to a vehicle within a crosswalk.
He was not arrested.
The accident at about 4:4S
p.m. occurred when Derlosbon
lalled t.o see tbe bicyclist pedal.
log across 17th Street at
Spuraeoo Street unW almost too late, police said.
Then, they said, he hlt his ac-
celerator by mistake and
craebed into Miss Horn .
Derloshoo's car then swerved
and crashed through the plate
glaaa window of BilUtzer Really
Company at 231 E . 17th St.,
police said.
Wann and Frlendlg Derloshon reportedly was not
injured. •
°Flopper0 is a loving pure-bred 22-month-old German
Shepherd raised in Laguna Beaeh. She's spayed,
housebroken and is good with children. You can make a
new home for her by calling the Laguna Beach Animal
Shelter, 497·3552, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
HB Tea,cher's
Funeral, Rites
Set Sunday F,.... PClflfJ Al
HUMPHREY DEAD. • • Huntington Beach school
teacher Nola Thompson. 31, died
Frida)' following m.ior auqery
at Pacifica Hospital, dent who was serving hls fifth
term in the U.S. Senate, came
from Vice President Walter F.
Mondale, a fellow Minnesotan.
Gartner's voice broke several
times as be read the death an-
nouncement to reporters who
bad gathered ln the winter night
outside the home on the shores ot Lake Waverly.
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SENATOR. • •
President Walter F. MOlldale, a
protege of the Minnesota
senator.
Mondale learned of Hum·
pbrey'a death wblle riding in a
motorcade from Aaldrews Air
Poree Bue .tt.er ~from
:-::-• ~"f'!P· He
Bllnldni ~~ tura, Mondale told reporters that Humphrey
would want people to "re-
.member him in joy. not in
mournm1. • .He often said life
is not to be endured, but to be
enjoyed ...
Humpbrey•s fellow members
of Congress were among the
first to react after the senator
died Friday night.
Bep. Paul Simon, D·lll" said.
.. The life of ever)' American -
no inatt.,r bo!w lowly or lo(ty his
or her 1tat£on -bas been
enriched br this dYnamte sym.
bol of hope wlM> walked among as.••
"No aae better personiJted the
American faith than Hubert
Humphrey. Hll death leaves a
void which we may not see filled aiain in our time," aaid Sen.
Frank Qwrcb. )).Idaho.
Strike Begins
For Douglas
Despite l>ar~£.i sessions that J~ WU1l gM Fri·
day, e.ooo -.uotpaee workers
went on l\rllt• early today
agatn1t McDonnell Douglas
f acllltlea tn Lon_c Beach,
Compton an4 Tula•, Okla.
United Au~ Workers Presi· dent DoQI J'J'uer N!d tht bsue
waa &be eomp8DT•1 retuaal to maub a wqe and triage benefit
package won by 11,000 workers
at Boeint Compaoy Jn mid·
November.
K arathon =otlatlon!I had beell held Tll aud Friday
at the ~:Hotel ln Irvine.
Tbe Buntfnctal Beach McDon· nelll>oQduplanl~was
notafteded.
Gartner said Mrs. Humphrey
was at her husband's bedside
and was dOlng "very well."
Also with Humphrey were bis
daughter, Nancy Solomonson,
and the three Humphrey &On.t:
Hubert Ill, kliown as "Skip,••
Douglas and Robert.
Referring t.o Mn. Humphrey,
Gartner said: "She's accepting
this and she's getting along very
well, as are other members ot
the family.''
Dr. John Najarian, chief of
surgery at the Unlverslty of
Minnesota Hospitals, was at the
Humphrey home. It was Na·
jarian who performed sur1ery
Aug. 18 duriQg, whic;b the in· operable~ was.found.
The Ml~a .D.emou.at-a
former me pr41ldent aad pc'e-
sidential nominee -baa been at
Waverly, about 40 miles westilllf Mlnneapolia, s1nce Dec. 22. il'-~· si t~fi"Al.e.<l ltO!ll Wash tp W~erly in .Air
Force WUh Mondale.. Dur-
ing the air trip, Humphrey re-
peated that be bad no plans lo
resign despite the inoperable
pelvic cancer discovered during
the mid·August surgery.
Earlier this week, an aide said
Humphrey had hoped to return
to Congress after the receas
ends next week •
Bus Ban Opposed
RIVERSIDE (AP) -The fltst
major .Califomla aob<>ol di.ltrict
to voluntarily • desegregate h¥ unanimously voted to 11ppese a
state constitution amendm\mt
wblcb•-would ban coort~eN!d
busing-for th~ parpase of Inte-
grating schools.
Mias Thompsoo was a Mb
grade teaoherat LeBard ~bool.
She ta\Ch~ in the district for
nine yean and previously was
employed at Petersoa aad Perry
Elementary school.a.
Services will be held at 2 p.m.
Sunday at Pierce Brother's
Smiths' Mortuary, 627 Main St.,
Huntington Beach.
Miss Thompson leaves her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
W. Thompson of Arcadia and a
brother and three sisters.
She was educated at Glendale
Junior Colle1e and Cal State Loas~cb.
ISrael~Em»t
Sinai .. Talks .~ ·
'Progressing'
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP> -
Defense Minister Eter Weitman
returned from peace talks in
Cairo Friday and said progress
bad been made on drawing up a
future map for the Sinai
Peninsula.
Egyplian President Anwar
Sadat complained in an in·
terview that Iarael is "returning
to the laogua1A of threats." But
he sald )l~ ~Quid RCcept Israel's prQW,~ ror 'Umiacl PaleaUnlan
self ·rule oo lhe WeJt Bank of the
Jordan Blver,.although Oll1y as a
transitional plan leading to sell·
determ.l.DaUon.
Caroline 'Free·'
AITest Warrant Withdrawn
YAPllANlC N.Y. (AP) -A Aug.lbotdidnotsbowup. warrant (or Carolin~ Kennedy's As a result. police said, she
arrest, filed bect\use officials raced arrest -"'handcuffs,
said sheiailed to answer a traf· rmierpriting, arraignment and
fie summons last 'Summer, was bail" -and nnes totaling $100.
withdrawn Friday after an at· Mis.a Ken.nedy was met at
tomey went to court and entered Kennedy Airport -named for
an Innocent plea tor her. her falber, Presl<!ent JobA F.
News ot the arrest waJTant Kennedy -by a repre.!entatlve
became J>Ubllc Friday as Mm of tbe law tlrm of Rhodie,
Kennedy was ending an Aalan Noonan and Sandberg. a
lrip. By Thte Friday afternoon, apokeaman for the flrm aald.
when she arrived hi Neff York, She was presented with court
the laW)'er had already filed ber paper1 abowlng vacaUon of the
plea. · watrant agalnst her. The papers
Miss Jteanedy was cbaraed could prevent any attempt to ar-
with speeding on the Long Island rest her under the old warrJUl~
Expressway as she dtove out to according t.o the spokesman.
a posh Lob.a ISiand summer re-Mias Kennedy bad been in
sort at 95 inlles per ho\ir laat China and Japan with her uncle,
.July '-AcCOl'dlnJr to court re-Seo. tdw'U'd M. Kennedy. D·
cords, she wae notllled to appear Mass. Kennedy left Japan on a
in lat Di.strict CowtlnBauppauge d.Werent fllaht, to Hawail.
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Saturday. January 14, 1978 DAILY PILOT A3
Humph~e.g Left lfis Mark on Polities
WASHINGTON t AP l -
Hubert H. Humphrey. a chronic
enthusiast, put bis amprmt on 30
years of Democratic politics
The former vice president and
preeidentiaJ nominee was serv-
101 his fifth term as senator
from Minnesota with a special
leadership status created for
him by Senate colleagues.
Humphrey had been re-elected m a landsbde in 1976, less than a
month after undergoing surgery
for cancer. Less than a year
later s urgeons found another
cancer which they called in-
operable and terminal.
In October of 1976, Humphrey
had a cancerous bladder re
moved at New York's Sloan-
Kettering Institute for Cancer
Research. In August, 1977, Hum·
phrcy underwent new surgery to
relieve a blocked large mtestme.
Surgeons discovered a mahg-
n ant tumor in the senator's
pelvis which could not be re-
moved They said they would try
to check 1t with ch('motherapy
but would not speculate on Hum-
phrey's hfe cxpectaucy
·'It could be months. 1t <·ould be
vears." Dr John N;1iarian, chief
of s uq~ery al Univer:.ity of Min-
nesota, smd at the ti me
But Humphrey already was
talking about un curly return to
work in the St>nale ll wai.
another campa1f'n for the man
who never stopped f1 ghtmf'
A tireless, exuberant cam-
paigner for 1·auses as well as
candidates, Humphrey ran three
tim-es for the While Hoube,
almost made it in 1968, and
almo~t lned again m 1976
His last campaign was to
become Democratic leader of
the Senate, hut he withdrew
from that contes t the day the
95th Congres:. con vened, conced·
ing he didn't have the votes
Aged and a1llni.t with the ef
feels of chemi<'al treatments re-
quired as a followup lo the
cancer s urger y. Humphrey
declared al the lime that he
mc•ant lo play a maJor role an
national affairs "as long as I
havt' the breath of hfe, and I in-
tend lo be breathing for a long
lime. well and heartily"
ll1s fac<', his voice and his
• marathon spcechmakang style
were Uemocrat1c keynotes to a
generation of Americans Illness
changed his <.ipp<•arance but not
the familiar vmce or the torrent
of words
"They only took out my blad-
der. not my guts or my heart or
my mind," Humphrey s aid.
lie wus an emotional pohti·
c1an. as Democratic presiden·
tial nonunee In 1968, he said his
were the politics of joy. Lyndon
B. John1>0n once said Humphrey
cried too mucr,
Jlumphrcy burst upon the na-
tional scrnt• as the brash, liberal
mayor of Minneapolis, battling
for a c1v1I nghLs plank at the
1948 Democratic National Con·
vcnt1on
lie was a man to reckon with
al eve r y convention that
followed. although usually in de-
feat
Humphrey entered the Senate
in 1949, and became a leading
s pokesman for the liberal cause.
He played a major role In Senate
efforts that led to civil rights
laws. fought against nuclear
weapons · testing, pressed for
medical care for the aged, and
took up countless quests on is·
sues great and small.
His long, unrequited quest for
the presidency led him away
from the ~ate for s ix years.
four as Jobn.son's vice president,
two as a professor and free-
lance politician. He \las elected
a gain in 1!170 and re-elected iJ\
1976.
Humphrey was hos pitalized
early in 1974 and h11 ]>hysiclan,
Dr. Edgar Berman, said the
senator had been under1oln1 X·
ray trntment for a small blad·
der tumor considered to be on
\?le borderllne ot mali1nancy.
Berman safd HUJDphrey had
. suffered from bla~er lumora,
all benlan, since tho mld·1960ll.
On Oct. 7, 19'16, Humphrey uo·
derwent s~rfel'Y at Sloaci-
Ketterina Memorial Hospital for
removal of the cancerous bled·
der. He left the hospital on Oct.
30, and said he'd real for a COU·
pie of days, then ao "campaign..
Ina, walking, 1wlmmln1. ond
God only knows, J1Jl bo talkl,nc."
AlthouRh ht• phyalclana a~Cl
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1964 Costly Victory
I Loyalty Cost
Him the Prize
By DON McLEOD
A~ ,...Kl<M WrtMr
WASHINGTON Hubert
his decisions once they wer:
made. no matter how unpala
ble . "I've got to have loyalty,
said LBJ. ··o .K .• flne." said
HHH. a team player and COA:
ciliator by nature
THROUGH THE YEARS • J lube rt H Hum-
phrey ib shown, from left. as mayor of
l\.l mneapohs in 1945, a s senator from Min
Al"W .......... Ot
ncsotu in 195'1. as vice president in 1968
und on h1~ return to the Senate last year
Horatio Humphrey was one of
the finest American politicians
of his age, but he never achieved
the politician 's ultimate prize.
Instead. he became vice presi·
dent, and that quite likely kept
him from ever being president.
Thus , the marriage was-
sealed, and Humphrey s tuck ta
the vow At first it was easy. On
the crest of a Great. Society that
be could s upport with en
thusiasm, Humphrey carried
much of the campaigning load
as the Democratic ticke t
swamped Barry Goldwater and
the Republicans.
they believed the cancer had
been completely removed, Hum-
phrey had to undergo intermit-
tent and debilitating chemical
treatments. "To put it bluntly.
it's no fun," he said. To a vis·
1tor. he described the treatments
as bottled deuth.
S till, Humphrey told his
Senate colleagues that the doc
tor!> had assured him he was in
shape lo take on the tasks of the
majority leader. The job went to
Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West
Virginia. '
Sen ate Democrats then voted
to Create a new title for Hum-
phrey as a former vice presi·
dent, electin~ him deputy presi-
dent pro lempore of the Senate.
The president pro tempore
doesn't have much to do, 'and the
deputy has less. But the action
made Humphrey u member of
the leadership team that meets
regularly with President Carter
It also gave him a pay raise. a
chauffeured limousine, an extra
office and three new aides.
Humphrey's ba g show as a
presidential contender came in
1968, as the nominee of a
Democratic Party divided by
the war in Vietnam and the
violence that wracked its con·
vention in Ch1<:~ag1>
He started fa r behind. but
steadily closed lhc gap and
almost caught Richard M Nix-
on Nixon won by about 510,000
voles out of 73 million cast.
"The longest day of my life,"
Humphrey recalled in his
autobiography .. To lose to
Nixon. Ye Gods. No warmth, no
strength, no emption, no spirit.
no heart ... We could have won
1l. We should have won it."
U that was his most batter dis-
appointment in presidential
politics. it was only one in a
series. He tried in 1960 and lost
lo John F. Kennedy He tried in
1972 and l ost to George
McGovern. lie held himself
available for a call that never
came an 1976, when Carter took
comm and in the presidenllal
primaries and foreclosed the
nomination while Humphrey
shunned active candidacy but
said hc'dlovetorun 1f drarted.
Johnson chose him for the vice
presidential nomination m 1964,
and Humphrey left the Senate to
become a faithful heutenant, in
times that became ever more
difficult. "Except for the presl·
dent. I had been the administra-
tion 'is primary defender of the
increaslnaly ugly and unpopular
war,'1 he reflected later.
Because of that, Humphrey
lost support of the party'a liberal
wing, which onee tlad idolized
him. He was years repairing tbe
damage, although be held sup-
port of labor leaders and pat\)'
establishmenL durint 1072 and
much ol the campaign tor the
1916 nomination.
WhUe Hump~ ever .made
lt to the prpldenc11 'he saw
more than a few of hls Ideas Im·
plemented by rpen who did .
Arnone them: the Peace Corps,
early effortJ to Jlmlt nuclear
teatiog, fJIJJ.eml)loyment plans
culm lnating wllb bia co-
authorahJp of a blll to make the
federal government the
employer of last resort, which
kept up the pressure even
though It didn't become law.
Humphrey was the Senate
Democratic whip, or dfPUtY m•·
Jortty leader, between 1"° and
1964, and later said those were
the happiest years of his life.
He was born in Wallace. S.D.,
son of the local druggis t, and
became u pharmacist himself
Humphrey had to withdraw
from the Univers ity of Min·
oesota and go buck to work in
the drug store, then m Huron ,
S.D., during the Depression.
At 26. he went back lo college,
wa s graduated , earne d a
mas ter.'s degree at the Universi-
ty of Louisiana, und became a
professor at Macalester College.
He married the former Munel
Buck in 1936, and no couple in
Washington were closer . She
campaigned with him and for
him. In a moment that was pure
Humphrey, h e went to the
television screen to kiss her 1m·
age during the 1968 convenllon,
whale demonstrators and police
battled on the i.treets below his
hotel room.
A 4·F diagnosis kept him out
of World War 11, so Humphrey
went t o work for the War
Production Administration ih
Minnesota, then ran unsuc-
cessfully for mayor of Min·
neapohs in 1943.
Two years later, he was elect-
ed mayor. and after a bru1~ing
internal fi ght, reorganized and
huilt a unified Democrat-
Farmer-Labor party that was to
become dominant in what once
was a Republican btate
Ile defeated Republican Sen.
Joseph II. Ball in 1948. and Ji{Ot
off to u bad start as a freshman
with a bras b attack on the
Senate's conservative establish·
ment. But Humphrey made his
amends and beg:m the course
that made him a leader of the
new establis hment.
By 1976. however. a nother
generation was taking command
although Humphrey clung to
the hope that a draft might give
him one last bid for the pre-
s idency. On June 9, after the last
of the presidential primaries,
Humphrey, who had s hunned
those arenas, acknowledged that
Carter was the virtually certain
Democratic nominee, and said
he would authorize no campaign
activities in his behalf. Little
more than a week later, he an-
nounced what proved to be a
futile campaign for the Senate
majority leader's post.
The generation gap was never
symbolized more dramatically
than on the platform in New
York. when Humphrey made the
chief nominating speech for Sen.
Walter F. Mondale, hls Min·
nesota colleague and Carter's
vice president.
Mondale got his first tas te of
politics as a campaigner for
Humphrey in Minnesota. When
Humphrey became vice presi-
dent, Mondale wa6 appointed to
s ucceed him. "I'll be glad to get
rid of Fritz in the Senate," Hum-
phrey joked. "I'm sick and tired
of being addressed as the junior
senator from Minnesota."
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Humphrey was an intellectual
leader of American liberalism
ror most of his political life, and
a founder of the Americans for
Democratic Action, but .was
stopped on the threshold of the
White House largely by liberal
defection.
He was one of the great
engineers of CJomeslic policy,
but his dreams were broken on
the rocks of foreign poJlcy. Hum·
phr•y -the father of the Peace
Corps, the early cha mpion of
nuclear restraint -was undone
by a war on the Car side of the
world.
Aa a result, the vice presiden·
cy became the high point -and
the most troublesome point -of
Humphrey's public career. Dur·
ing the entire four years that he
held that post, he was torn
between competing loyalties to
his job, his president, his party
and his own keen mind.
When Humphrey became the
38th vice president of the United
States on Jan. 20, 1965, the office
had been vacant for the 14
months since Lyndon B. Johnson
had ascended to the presidency
after John F . Kennedy's as-
sassination.
Johnson. who had s uffered
some embarrassment in the No.
2 job himself, knew exactly what
he wanted in a vice president,
and told Humphrey so before of.
ferang the nomination.
Above all, he must be loyal to
the president, never disagree
with him publicly and support
Lyndon Johnson, 'Humphrey
extolled, was "the greatest pre·
sident in the history of the Unit·
ed States.··
And, because ther were
former Seoate colleasues and
Democratic leader!$ together,
Johnson made Humphrey the
ramrod for the president's pet
legislaUori
Humphrey also became Oeld
marshal oC the war on poverty.
Already renowed as a wllllnr
and exciting speaker, Humphrey
was flooded with requests and
spoke often on behalf of the
White House team, more than
100 limes a mooth at his peak.
It was while briefing a na-
tiona I gathering of the party
leaders m his first year in ofrlce,
that Humphrey emerged as
point man in defense of the ad·
ministration's deepening in·
volvement in Vietnam
"We are not going to get out, ..
Humphrey declared ... 1 am cer-
tain we Me going to do what
needs to be done.··
In private councils, Humphrey
questioned Johnson 's ever
deeper commitment to Vietnam, •
but, true to hlR pledge, he kept It
private
That promise eventually
would prove fatal to Hum
phrey's politlcal ambitions.
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A-I OAJl y PILOT Saturday, January 14, 1978
Al'~
GO GREYHOUND? NOT TO PODUNK CENTER, IOWA
Town Exists, But It Doesn't Have a Bua Depot
TJN(;UP
El Toro Homeowners
Back Reform Vote
A campaign reform initiative, commonly referred to as TIN CUP,
has n·ccived the endorsement of the El Toro Homeowners Associa-
tion board of directors.
"As a board. we view the ordinance as a way of insuring that the
dec1s1ons of the Orange County Board of Supervisors and the Orange
County Planning Commission
:;ire not widuly influenced by
cam pa1gn contributors," said
Kristine Kister, association pre-
s ident, m a letter t-0 the cam-
f aign reform. committee.
TUE PROPOSED
ordinance has been designed
to limit contributions to the
aupervisorial candidates and
r estrict the political activity of
lobbyists.
Campaign committee mem·
bers are collecting signatures-orL
pcliUons to gel the initiative on
the ballot in June or November.
SINCE TIIE PETITIONS are
being circulated by many peo-
'ple, committee members say
they have no exacl count of the
•ignatures received.
.Is Rating
Worth It?
SANTA CRUZ (AP) -
Police report they arc
hunting the driver or a van
who opened the door and
exposed himself to a
woman on Ute street, ask·
ing ber lbe question :
"How do ·I rate on the
scale of one to 10?"
Police said s h e
responded, "One!" and
fied.
Mrs. Kister said her associa-
tion members will be joining the
petition drive. She s aid Sad-
dleback Valley residents who
want to join them should call her
at 581-5276.
Marriages Up
In County -
Divorces Too
Cupid's busy bow string
twanged its way to a nuptials re-
cord last year in Orange County
but the god or love is simply go.
ing to have to do better in 1978.
Statistics compiled by the
county clerk's office show that
13,131 marriage licenses were is-
sued by the department in 1977
-up 334 over the previous year
and a county record.
But statistics compiled in a
neighboring division of the office
show that 15,429 divorce peti·
tions were filed in 1977. 245 more
than the previous year and also
a record.
And Cupid didn't have to be
told that divorces in 1971 ex·
ceeded marriages by 2,298, the
biggest such margin between
mating and hatln1 1lnce the
county began keeping records.
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Leave the WalldDg to· Us
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PODUNK CENTER, Iowa (AP) -Greyhound Bus Co. 'a na-
tional travel poster shows a picture of a farm wilb the slogan
"Podunk Center, Iowa. Go Greyhound. Ask for De\alla." But the
details are that the traveler would have to walk the last 33 miles to
Podunk.
"There's Just no bus service to Podunk Center," Bob Turpin,
Greyhound's Dea Moines terminal manager, said Friday, "They
just sort of picked a name to typify our area." .
WHAT'S MORE, THE FARM IN the picture ls not a Podunk
farm at all.
"It's just a typical Mldwt.Stem rural scene taken from com·
pany rues," says Dave Crellin, senior vice pretldent ot public rela·
tions for a Dallas advertising aaency hired by Greyhound.
The poster is displayed ln Greyhound termlnals acroa1 the na-
tion advertia1ns bus trips to the nation's heartland -or anywhere
else in the continental United States -for $55.
TURPIN SAYS BE BEUEVES Greyhound chose Podunk,
which consists of a couple of old frame bulldlnfs on a two-acre
plot, to convey atmosphere. He said company official.I may have
heard the name but probably didn't think there really was such a
place.
If a traveler wanted to follow the advice on the poster literally,
Four Plead Guilty
FV Ga1ne of Chance
Suspect Disappears
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
OI .. o.lly l'I ... St_.t
Three carnival workers charged with operating crooked 1ames of
chance have pleaded guilty to a lesser offense and a fourth pleaded
innocent in West Orange County Judicial District Court.
The four were charged in COMection with a Halloween carnival in
Fountain Valley.
A FIF111 MAN booked Oct. 29
on allegations of operating an
electronically rigged concession
where customers couldn't win Is
apparently playing a different
game of chance now, court
spokesmen said. ·
Michael Adam Windecker, 30,
who gave his home address as
the vacant lot s ite of the
carnival at ):lrookburst Street
and Heil A venuC;_ posted $250
bail but has disappeared.
Originally, a Fountain Valley
police manitoring the Lions
Club-sponsored autumn festival
charged the quintet with operat-
ing fraudulent carnival games, a
misdemeanor.
FOLLOWING PLEA bargain-
ing, Jerry Lee Shatley, 24, or
Modesto; John Carglle, 18, of
Eagle Point, Ore., and Leo
Hubert, 42, of Fontana, pleaded
guilty Thursday to Section 41Sa
of the California Penal Code.
This provides for the punish·
ment of any persons who
ma liciously and wilHully disturb
others by loud and unreasonable
noise, or any persons who use of.
produce a violent reaction.
The s pecific char1es pre·
sumably Involved the men's
carnle barkers cries on the
midway and their comments
whe n arrested, following the
hour stakeout of their con-
cessions where police failed re-
peatedly to win.
THE 111REE WERE ordered
to pay $12.5 fines, given 60-day
suspended jail sentences; placed
on two year's probation and or·
dered to find another line or
work.
Leo Turner, 26, of New Jersey,
who pleaded innocent, faces
trial Feb. 2.
Investigators who raided the
two concessions sponsored by S.
J . M . Fiesta Shows and B and B
Concessions, both of Fontana,
seized various electronic equip-
ment as evidence, charging it
was used to prevent patrons
from winning the softball toss
and mechanJcal horse racing
game.
The tlrma denied any
knowledge or involvement in the
alleged fraud. No charges were
brought again.st Ute firms.
be would only be able tQ "leave the dnving lo Greyhound .. -u
another comj)any alogaft puts it -as far as Des Molnea.
Alter leavlnc the Greyhound terminal there, the traveler
would trek 13 miles weat along Interstates 235 and 80. A lef\ tum
onto Iowa 169 and 13 miles more would brine him to the Madtsoo
County seat ot Winterset. Greybouod doesn't go to Wlntenet,
either, Turpin said.
PROM WINTEaBET THE WEARY wanderer would trudge
seven mUt.S farther south through rollina tramland along old
Highway 169, arriving in Podunk Center a couple of miles before tho
roadcomestoadeadend.
Podunk Center pops in and out of the news every few years. It
first acb.leved fame in Ute 1930s when radio and vaudeville come-
dians used the term ayoqnomously wilb "bicbviUe." In these
days, the populatlon bit a blatorlcal hi1h of 21, accordinl to Homer
Weeks ol Winterset, wb9 owned the town for several years.
THE POPUIAnON 18 NOW tmk:Down, but Mrs. Jack Braman ot Macksburg, who used to live across the road from Podunk
Center, saya lt'a probably sero.
In 1968, Weeks sold Podunk Center to one John J. Garr.
Records show he still own it. Reporters have tried without success
to locate Garr.
Bo11ored
Entertainer Bob Hope has
been given the Air Force
Academy's 1977 Thomas D.
White National Defense
Award !or signiCicant con-
tributions to the nation's de-
fense and security. Presen-
tation was made at the
academy at Colorado Spr-
ings.
Mesa Shop Robbed
Costa Mesa police said a
pistol-wielding robber made ort
with $60 from Moore Flower
Shop, 2115 Harbor Blvd., at
about 7 :30 p.m. Friday. No in·
juries were reported.
FTC Claims
Ford Sold
'Bad' Cars
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Federal Trade Commwlon, en·
terlng its fU'St major automobile
defect case, accused Ford Motor
C-0. Friday of selling some
55,000 defective cars without
warning consumers.
Involved in the formal FTC
complaint are 1974·77 Form that
have an alleged defect known aa
••piston scuffiing," or contact
between pistons and cylinder
wallA during cold weather -a problem lhat could result lo
costly reapirs. A company
spokesman &aid the repairs
would average about$200.
THE FfC ALLEGED that
Ford continued to sell the can
without warning prospective
buyers of the problem, even
though the company was aware
of it. Even though Ford has a re·
pair and compensation program
for current owners of the cars.
this was not communicated
dlrecUy to the owners. the FTC
said.
The commission seldom participates tn cases involving
vehicle defects or recalls. The
government agency normally ln·
volved la the Natronal Highway
Traffic Safety Admlniatration, a
division of the Transportation
Department.
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Annnal Laguna
Doi:ikey Game
Set Tonight
Laguna Beach High School
seniors will compete astride
donkeys with faculty members
a nd Booster Club officials in the
club's annual Donkey Basketball
. game tonight.
The teams will compete in tho
high school gymnasium atop
donkeys wearing rubber 1hoes,
according to school activities
director Art Fisher.
The flDld raiser begins with a
spaghetti feed at 5 p.m. in the
school cafeteria with the start·
ing whistle for the game
scheduled to go off at 7: 30 p.m.
Cott of the dinner is $2.25 for
adultl and $1.50 for children un-
der 12. Game tickets will be sold
at the door for $2 !or adults and
$1.50 for chlldren.
'Worst Storm' in ·East
Rai~ Snow, Sleet Pelt Atlantic Coast
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LOCAL I CAREERS I NATIONAL
Nuke Field Open
Prospect,s for Future Uncertain
By .JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: Please tell m~
\Vbetber the nuclear eogloeerta' Oelcl Js a good one &o go into.
-S.B., Chicago DL
About s ix or 10 nuclear energy
workers are employed in design and
engineering o f nuclear
facilities ... weapons development.
and production . • • reactor design
and manufacturing .•• and energy
research and development.
Most engineers were not nuclear
majors. Only about 400 bachelor's
and 450 master's degrees are
awarded yearly, which ls Jess than 2
percent oC all engineering grads.
OF THE 43,000 engineers in
nuclear energy counted by the Labor
Department, mechanicals total about
30 percent. Electricals follow at 20
percent and nuclears at 15. Others
are cavils, chemicals and metal-
Jurgials.
Jobs are plentiful now; whether an
engineering glut looms is an un-
answerable question.
OPEC SOCKED IT to us four years
ago and we still have no energy
p o licy. Environmentalists and
nuclear energy producers continue to
argue. There are few new orders for
nuclear plants -utilities have little
encoura~emcnt from the Carter ad-
mini1.lr1:tlion to bring them on line.
Nevertheless, nuclear employment
should stead1ly expand for the next
half-dozen years to take care of the
backlog of nuclear plant orders. U
new orders aren't forthcomine fairly
soon, there could be a job problem lD
the mid-1!8>s Cor nuclear engineers.
Some observers expect t.hia
scenario: the nation wm go into the
energy ditch .•• an "Apollo" catch·
up effort will result in a mix of
energy sources .•• nuclear will play
a prominent role in that mix. It's
( C4REERS )
likely that there'll be good job· op.
portunilles in the nuclear industry
over the loog term, but there~ be
aome bumps aloog the way.
A PRUDENT PORTAL to nuclear
engineering employment is a major
10 mechanical engineering (or
another basic discipline) with a
nuc_lear emphasis. This keeps your
opt.tons open to awitcb to coal or
another power lnduatry, if necessary.
H you do major in nuclear engineer·
ing, pick a program strong in
engineering fwidameotals for the
same reason.
The Engineers Council for
Professional Development (345 E.
47th St., New York, N.Y. 10017) has
school and career Hterature. The
Nuclear Regulatory Commisstoo•s
Public ACfaira Department.
<Washington, O.C. 20555) has a free
40-page booklet, "Entineering and
Scientific Employment Opportunities
for Experienced Professionals and
Recent College Graduates."
*** READER SERVICE: The Labor
Department is reprinting a "Looking
For Jobs" article which appeared in
a recenl Occupational Outlook
Quarterly.
The reprint, about 12 pages dis·
cusses campaigning for jobs in the
colle1e labor market, resumes, and
good answers to job interview ques-
tions.
The reprint will not be available
uotU March, but because supplies are
limited, send your request now. For
a free copy of "Looklng For Jobs "
enclose a eummed, self-addressed
maillQa' label with your request to
Joyce Lain Kennedy at this
aew~paper.
W onie n Sinokers
Endange r Breasts
Hiswrical
Explorer
Post Set
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Women cigarette
smokers accumulate nicotine Jn their breasts ac·
l'Ording to researchers al UC San Francisco. '
Jn <J report in the Jan. 20 issue or Science
magazine, Dr. Nicholas L. Petrakis said the find-
ings indicate that other foreign substahces, "in·
duding carcinogens found 1n ctcarettes,•• could ac·
cumulate in the breast.
T UE FINDINGS, ltE SAID '"could have re_
Jevance to research on causes of breast cancer ...
The university said earlier studies implled
only milk producing women collected foreign sub-
stances in their breasts. The UC study focused on
non-lactating women.
Lactating women get rid or any accumulated
foreign 1.ubstances, s uch as nicotine, when they
breast-feed, the sludy i;aid.
THE BREAST FLUID OF non·lactatlng
women builds up in the breast ducta, the atudy
said. Breast cancer, which strikea some SI0,000
women a year, originates in those breast ducta, the
resea rchers said.
Petrakis sald there was no evidence showing
women smokers had a higher rate of breast
cancer.
"'HOWEVER," HE ADDED, "THE fact that cigarette smoke contains ••• several known
carcinogenic chemicals which are alao probably
secreted by the breast we sui1pect that these mi&bt
be a potential risk."
~etraki5 and five other researchers drew nuld
from the breasts or six women, lncludtnc fovr re·
gular smokers. Samples were taken 15 minutes
after smoking. No nicotine was found lD the breut
fluids of the two nan-1mokers.
OCCSets
L e ctures
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Entertainer Dagmar poses with a likeness of
Satan at the opening of the Sinners' Club, a
Chic a go restaurant. Now the eatery's
hostess, Dagmar says, "I'm a certified sin·
ner in bad standing -and lhat's good."
~aturday, January 14, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A.>
lnv ento..., Pledged
Transit Assets Found
Orange County Tran1lt l>lltrict
(OCT D > officials now know the
whereabouts of all the district's nearly
$24.6 million worth of assets.
OCTD General Manqer Ed Lori~
said the seven items worth ~633 that
still were amona lhe mlaain& lut
week have been Cound.
TEMPORARY TAGS placed on all
anets as part of the Inventory the
past month will be replaced with
permanent tags and the information
will be fed into a computer, Loritz
sald. In addition, the syatem wW be
readied so that inventories will take
place every two years as required by
federal regulatiows.
AN AUDIT last month by Orange
County Auditor-Controller Vic Heim
dlaclosed that it had been more than
three years since OCTD's lut inTell•
tory.
Loritz said information from the In·
ventory will be forwarded to both
Helm's office and the federal
Urban Mus Transportation Ad·
mlniatration.
Lorllz nJd OCTD ornclals had
beeo ofttbaullna the diatrtct•a tnven-
tory procedures the past several
months.
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near here wondered wb)r i>ne of bla
oxen bad bJa bead tnslde Mab·
beraer'a car, and found the beast
munching on hil cac~eys.
Mabber1er bad fo:aboot tbe ox to
retrieve the keJL
Nurses to Graduate
J oy J. sutera of Costa Mesa and An·
drea Robrecht of Newport Beach will be among 30 registered nurses to
graduate J an. 2' trom Santa Ana
College.
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California
Behind Closed
Doors
Reprinted From The California Journal
The Press11re's On, •••
l · Once again. the threat of an initiative is forcing action
by the Legislature. This time it's. the Jarvis proposal
that's making some kind of tax action happen. ... .,, • -.• A. ..,
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By TJIOMAS D. ELIAS
Por the third time In the last s1" years, an
initiative is puHinR extreme pressure oo
California politicinns to break a deadlock and act on a vital issue
In 1972, tbe issue was coastal land use and
legislative inaction led to passage or Propos1llon
20 and the present syst<~m or cO<i!-l lll com
miss tons.
TWO YEARS AGO, the del>ate was over
power and
the pressure
of a restrlc·
ti ve ballot in-
itiative
f orced the
state lo adopt
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
the nation's toughest regulat.ions for use of the
a tom. Legislative action then led to defeat for the'
m uch·more-restricUve ballot proposition.
Now the issue is property taxes and the
~ventual compromiae lbat will emeree is ~1in
nlni to take shape 8$ the 1peelal le&UlaUve
aelllod called by Gov. Brown prolt'esses.
Brown want.a acUon by Jan. Z1 and the odds
art that if there la none at least by June '1.
voter.I will pasa the J arvl~ lnltlaUve/named tor
How•rd Jarvis, head or the United Oreanlzation
of Taxr:yers.
R 1 measure is so draconian and so
threatening to politicians or virtually all stripes
that a compromise now aeema almoal certain.
But it m~ not stave off the initiative.
IN SHORT, Jarvls would cut property taxes
to 1 percent of market value and limit future in-
creases to 2 pet"cent a11nuaUy. He would also re-
quire a two-thlrdl majority Of the Leli&latute to
Ht up new taxes replacinf the S'1 billion loat by reducing present property taxes.
Most polltlctana a(l'ee that. alt tbla ~oul4
"brinS _local govemmen~ to a IJ'i,ndiof halt, ..
somethlnl many taxpayers mllht not mlnd too
much.
BJrt Btown and the Le111lature clearly aim
lo take the ate~ out of Use Jarvta inlUaUve•a
entbusluts with some ref Otn\I of thelr own.
The moat frequently rnent1oned change
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am on a legislators who toured their dlstricta last
month was a sbiftine of s~rt for all health ·
and welfare aoats ftom local pt~rfl "8Xes to
the state.
THAT'S WHAT BROWN wants: He would
use the present state revenue surplus of more
than .$1 bill.Jon to finance tb~e evet-expanding
programs .and provide other relief.
The idea of state support for welfare seems
likely to make good headway, but otheT types of
relier face problems. For the surelua comes
from income laxes, not property taxes, and
Repub'Hcana call any plan for handtn1 lt out to
property taxpayers directly "redistribution of
the wealth." · ~
Nevertheless, Democratic •upport for the
welfaf~ cost shift seems solid PDOUib to push
that concept through.
Another Hltely reform is the "two-etep" •P·
proach, taxing ~ingle-family res!dences at '1&b-
stantially lower ratea than business and in·
dustrlal property.
IC the Legislature take. that approach, It
will be attacking the Jarvts proposition at it.a
weakest point. For the Jarvis cuta would be
across the board, making no dlatinetloaa amonc
single-family bomea, apartmenta and com·
mercJal and industrial facllltles. '!bat meana
business would enjoy about two-thirds of the
total tax cut.
BVT EVEN TBE two-step approach mJaht · not be enough to cut through the tupayer tury
that Jed almOlt a mWion vat.en to ldan Jm"91&'
petitions.
Both Leo McCarthy and Paul Priolo, \be
Democratic and Republican leaden in tbe Al-
•em bJy, rate the lnltlatlve•1 chances for
paaa1e • lood ao mau.er What tbe Leaial•ture
does.
''Wbinever I tell an audJence ~local IOV·
emment wll1 come to a bait. all I le6 II amllln1
!acu," Priolo••~-Ii'• a certainty that Je,Watora will be ltM>-
in1 clOH tabs oo TOter sentiment u tbeJ em-aider varlO&aa eomsnmta--.meet at avent.u
th• J arvts measure. The mor6 Ilk• 6ey f"1
tbe lnltlatlvo II to pue, the man cadlcal &be
meas""" the, will feel preuured. '°pus.
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FUJrl'Bt• SUPEa.sTABS'l'VfP: We tum
now to Comedian Steve Martin, u bot ln h1a
way u Rod Stewart ta in hi.a <tor1et that entire
sentence). When two of Steve's maddest fans, Jody
Lambert and Ml.cbelle Warden, were unable to
1et ticketa to h11 concert in Berkeley's Com·
munlty. the,r biftd Susi States to •land outatde
hl• clreulng room before the ahow and 1in1, to the
tuneof"MisterSandman," a-onea·two:
"lllster Martin, lend ua your ear, you're no
doubt ~·rial why we are here" (don't ruah
lt): ''The concert's sold out. we're iD a bad
state, we'd atea.l a ticket but we're Joat too
atraaaigbt.. (a11Jlost there): ''Mr. Martin,
·pJeue bear our plea, we're not at.ryin' to 1et in
for f"9, we'll die if we cannot 10 -~o (bif filml:J) "Mr. Jlartln don't HY nol" TbeJ rot 1n. thereby rulnlq a dandy bah·
JlambqpmchllM.
IO ,. IDEA of bavtnr the ataw take over ~ eoata of
bnJU. ..t welfare :•m•. m1.1 not, -s.r ~ tklns, be•~· Bowtir1r, Ute J)OUt!tlana are
Jootllll tar ..-wa1 ·to break
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CHILDREN 'S PAGE
-
Hello boy~ and girls.
Well, have you had enough rain? •
Uncle Len bets that a lot of you have been very
imaginative during this wet spell and have found
some interesting activities or new projects to do
while you have been confined indoors. ·
So, Uncle Len would like you to draw a creative
rain activity for next week.
The mall was heavy for this week's contest on
transportation
Uncle Len is pleased that you had so
many different ideas and that there were only a few
duplicates
THE FIRST PRIZE of $5 GOE$ TO.Laura Cof-1•
fee, 14, 540 San Bernardino Ave .. Newport Beach for 1
her rendering of a balloon. !'
Second place honors and $2 goe.5 to Erika Last. !'
12, 2 Monterey Circle, Corona ck!l Mar~ for. her un-
usual idea of people ridin~ on an elephant. 1•
As there were so many good entries, Uncle Len 1
has a long list of honorable mentions:
....
RUNNER·UP ERIKA LAST
-GLEN COFFEY, 12, NEWPORT BEACH, who
· 4few Dine types of tTavet vehicles.
-Brandon O'Brien, 11. Irvine. and David
Hartley, 114 Huntington Beach, race cars.
. -Leslie Cross. 8, HWltington Beach, a cabin
, 9ruiser,.
-Steve Kramer, 11 . Laguna Beach, and Missy
~ Vinas, ll. Huntington Beach. dog sleds.
r .;._ Be sure to get next week's drawings
iQ to Uncle Len by noon Thursday. Drawings are to be
,·
Saturday, January 14, 1978 DAIL y PllOT AT
.·
·-
WINNER LAURA COFFEY
on four by four inch paper. done in black ink or pen. Do
not use crayons or colored ink as they do not reproduce~
DRAWINGS SHOULD BE SENT TO UNCLE Len,
P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. Be sure to include
your name, age, address and telephone number. Tbt
con test is open to children 15 years old and under. 1
Until next week,solong. J
.
-Attentive Nature Basis for Narrie ,
DEAR ELLIE: &re lovebird.I snakes lay eggs and some bave
live yomrx! parroU? AMYT. TERRI W.
Qear Amy: Yes they are a • DEAR TERRI: The method or s~cies or African parrot. There reproduction de pends on the
a various kiods that are called species of snake and is not really
·• veblrds;" all are small, as different aa it first appears.
~bb.ut. f. fnchea long with short Actually, all snakes develop in
ta i I 11 • (Tb e Ion g . ta I 1 e d eggs. In some species the eggs
and harden. This iS an adapta-
tion that keeps moisture from
escaping.
budgerigar, sometimes incor-are deposited when they are
-rntly;.Called ••toveblrd," comea formed, and the embryos de.
The female coUs herself in a
bell shape around the clutch of
eggs and remains here without
eating for about 80 days. It is
one of the wonders of the animal
world that this animal, con·
sidered to be. cold·blooded, is
able to raise her body t.em·
per_ature $0 that the ens will be kept warmer than their surround·
ings. Young pythons are about
16 to 20 inches long when they
hatch, and they are perfectly
patterned miniatures of their parents.
from Australia.) . velop outside the body of the Green is the predominant female.
lovebird color. One of the better Jn others, the eggs are re·
known species is the pi!&Ch face, tained inside the body Of the
often kept as a pet. fem ale Wltll the young are fully
These birds form very close developed. Then they hatch in·
-pair bonds and SJ>i!nd much time side her. and the soft-shell rem.
··preening each other's feathers. nants are expell ed when the
At nesting time, the maleiex-.voung snakes are born.
. 'emely attentive to his ate, Two closely r elated speci~
_ fee~.-»Pdirooming r as that represent these two types Of ~ .;i 11it illioiri Utt bt!!t. From ese ,(eprechactiolL are the boas and 'a'Ctlo~s~" tl1ey • Ut the name the pythona. Boas give birth to
"lovebtrd." live young, while the pythons lay
But in spite of their name. en•.
theretis•aorne fightlnl that.goes. ,, •... : ·•· i . .
EUJE
DEAR ELLIE : Wbal are
tltoae ltard UUle ba11 Uaat roll ln·
to a ball U you toueb them!
-LAURIE T ..
some oamage to planted trops,
chewing the leaves and fruit.
It is essential that they live ln
damp places, and so they get Wl·
der rocks or leaves or r 1
bark. These little crustac w
had their origin in the sea, and
the species we see have ad ted
to life on land, provided the c~
be moist.
chances of findlAj dam sa. •
VISITORS PEER THROUQ .. 'AQUARIUM GtAtlS
Viewing S.ctlon at Right Waa Found Sh•ttered
"tr~~· ~!aj Uve ln'lar1e. , , TllE PYTHON ia the o.nlr · n~ , "jt'fj fuaU..Uc !Dore snake that incubates her e1p. tb~q ei~ ause they al· When ffrst lald, python ens are
"' i teift\>t to bite only each oiher's IOft, but soon they stick to1ether
feet. In this way, no sel"loU&
DEAR LAURIE: Tbeae are
woodli~. but they have several
other names. Some are called
IOW bup, and tbe Ollel tbat Cll1
roll into a. ball are called plJJ
bugs. They eat a variety of
foods. mosUy vegetable, and do
A natural inclination m es
them move away from L..
automatically fncreasint~eir
They can ex.1st onlr tot' a f e"
hours in any dry pl•ce. · ElµE
I
Temporary Move
Tank Inhabitants
harm ls ever done. This is an in·
tereating inatinctive behavior
since other parts of the body are
obviously vulnerable, but never
touched.
ELLIE
DEAR ELLIE: lfty cto IO!lle
To Get N eW Home· Po1J16 sides
BOSTON CAP) -About 280
sea c~atutes will be temoved
from the gtanl ocean tank at the
Nrw Eneland Aquarium
because of a crack in one of the
viewing windows.
''This is going lo be a beck ol a
big undertaldna." said John
Prescott, the aquarium's ex-
ecutive director.
He 11aid the tank is home for'
"Myrtle," an 800-pound sea tur-
tle, and "Snaggle Tooth," an 8-
foot sand tiger shark, and they
will be among the most dlfncult
to move.
THE CRACK WAS discovered
on New Year's 'Day, s aid
PHscott. He also said officials
at the aquarium don't know
what caused the crack, which he
said gives the win~w the •P-,
p e a r a n c e o f a s I\ a t te1''i d
windshJeld. ~
"lt happened ori on'e of the"two
days of U~e year we were
closed," he said ... We have it
barricaded. Tl\ere fs no druijleT
to the public."
The cylindrical tank is 20 f~t
deep and has a surface dlametet ot about 50 feet. •
P R ESCOTT SA I D the
creatures will be moved ·~o
v arlous smMler holdJpg tad](~'
within .the aqbarium before lh.e
tank t. dralJl~. Drpit)in1 Wttt
take more than a stay~ and the "
repairs will' take~ ~nral dus.,1
1'he work done~ the Wik wtlftie.
refilled, heated and the anlma!s
returned, be said.
· Wit/iKida
vrfCAN ctrY <AP> -Pope ~au VJ torOk 'st.des wtth Italy's
cfdl en in a ·~troveray over a
tovetnmeni shift in the date of
their ~t popular ~llday.
-The-pope bemoaned the fate of
the •!poc)r retueee Befana,'' the
... itch wbo brinp presenta to
good children and lumps of coal
to the bid, u Italian custom
akin to Santa Otaua• roundl in
Anmicra.
JJ•r ~traditionally came on
Jan. d, ~ldcldb:i• with the feast
pt the EPlPbaAy. S\al the gqyern·
m}nt lait-)'ea~ •hl~ the .feast
day to th~ clOlest Sund•f tQ Jan.
6.
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world scope
(10 ..... fW MCft ....... en.-.d cendJ)
1 Pre,Jldent Carter named C. William Miller the
new chairman of the Fede<al Re1erve Board.
Miller wlll replace long· time chairman .. l ..
on February 1st.
2 ll\e main tisk of the Feder ii Re1erve Board is
to (CHOOSE ONE; provide 1roops in time of
w;ir, regulite the Mtlon's money wpply).
l Alcohol·related ilccidents ause about 28,000
auto de11hs a year in lhe U.S .. a country in
which at leut . r million people are
illcohollo .
a·l C·lO
• While visiting lndi1, President Cilrtet itgreed
10 supply thilt country with nucleu fuel. Tr~
or False: Indian Prime Minister Mor1rji Desai
.isreed to U.S. demand• for safeguards apinst
lndla's use of the futf for weapoM.
S Vet~ran movie director HowMd Hawk• died
in late December at age 81. Hawks' cbuic
wesivn, .. l. •• re lea~ In 1948. 1t1rred
Montgomery Clift and John Wayne.
a·"Red River''
b-"Hlah Noon''
.:•"Shane"
I mi 1he leader of Jordan,
an Arab nation bol'•tlns
Israel In che Middle u11.
ReuntJy t met Jn Iran
with President Carter to
diK\l's my country'' role
in •he. current Arab-
lsraell ~ue ne10-
tl1t'9M. Whac ts my
Nmcl
In addlt.lon to belnc a family run fea,ure, THE·
QUIZ 11 u lnte1ral part of tbe in·clauroom news
pro(tam presented in Orange Coast area schools
aa a public service by lhe Dally Pilot.
""' ... " ··~ ,..,.. .. _. ~ 111111
• newsp1dure
(10 ...... ,.., .,..... .. ,. qc.Hlttlon COtNC:tlJ)
Human right\ and agricultural credits wen~ two '<>pia of
conversation, as President Carter mer with £dward Clerek.
leader of the CommunlU Pirty in . ? •. , the first stop on Cattet''
slx-niltlon, nffle·cby tour.
sportlight
Cl~..,..,. ..... ~ conectl))
l Lail yea1'1 NationaLSHk.ti,.U ASsodatlon cha'"JlloM, the
l .• , have sold out all remilnins horne g11Ms for the current
Sf'IKOno ,.,onland Tr.ii Bluer~
b-Oenver Nugge~
<·Detroit Pistons
2 The NBA's Bmton Celtio vaded guard Chatlle~tt 1~h
(CHOOSE O,..E: L05 Angelet Llkers, Chle<Jgo BuU•) f~ gfi.rd
Don Chaney and forw.lrd Ketmlt Wuhlngton.
) The Dallas CowboYs, who defeated the (CHOOSE
Minnesota Vlklnp, Los All1eles Rams) to win the Natl
Fooct>.11 Conf-.ence title, w!ll play the ~nver lk'oncos l
Super Bo~
4 Oen~ wu an onsl~I membet oft~ now defunct Ame~n .
Football Lea1ue. Trc.i•ot ~·I~: In thelreMly~1r5 the Br~
wcnl an entire ~~ without " winning ~Hon.
J 0.fenlltfN~ (iuy Upotfltt of lhe Natton.il Hodle)I lu81J '•
(CtfOOSt ONI: ColoradO Roc\lcs, Montre.tl C.ln1dient) "
<1ldelln~ •'1er iUtl«''l' for •n eve-Injury,
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~Pinnt to Save Energy
Shade Trees Nature's Own Air Conditioner
You can plant to save enero
and money by reducing your air
conditioning consumption with
property designed landscapes.
The moet obvious air condl-
lionine energy saver ls the
shade tree. As nature's air cui-
dilioners they produce a tremen-
dous cooling effect not only with
th' shadows and shade they
cut, but with evaporative cool-
in1. The evaporaUoa of m oisture
from leaf surfaces brin1s tem-
peratures down Just as swamp
coolers do.
ONE L\llGE shade tree pro-
ducea the equivalent air concti-
tionlna capacity of 10 room-size
air condlUoners running 20
hours a day. A properly located
ahade tree can reduce summer
Certain Vegetables
Add Garden Color
AP Ne11nfeature
Vegetables are &ood to eat. They taste better when you harvest
your own plantinfs and they cushion your budget. Some also have
fine ornamental value.
Robert Herner, Michigan State University horticulture
specialist, says:
.. nlEllE ARE a great many vegetable varleUes that can be
raised for their attractive and unusual foliace. They inUe a
handsome addition to flower or vegetable gardens and also can be
grown in containers on patios and balconies."
So what to plant?
How about addinf ;t little color to your ll!e with peppers?
Golden Calwooder is yellow when it matures; Bell Boy hybrid and
Midway are red; and banana peppers, about seven inches long and
one or two inches across, change from yellow to red as they ripen.
NEXT TOMATOES. Yellow pear tomatoes are small, as are
yellow plum tomatoes. Pixie is a cherry variety fine for the con-
tainer garden. So is Small Fry. ~ Sbowy plants are produced by flowering cabba&e and kale -
19!ive5 tinged with red, pink and purple once cool fall temperatures
tqacb them.
•• A long lbe garden border try Ruby and Red Salad Bowl leaf let·
thee, easily grown from seed.
{:
~ ORNAMENTAL COllN is attractive but you have to be caretul
it.does not cross-pollinate wilb sweet corn, whJch wo~ld burt the
t"d'lblc quality of the sweet corn. .:~ Whal you must do, the horticulturist advises, is be sure to
pl;tnt a ~weet corn that pollinates before or after the ornamental
'1aricty.
temperatures by as much as
20% -and as a bonus, can cut
your fuel biU ln the winter by
acting as a "wind-breaker."
Shade trees should be planted
on the west and southwest ex-
posures of the house. Deciduous
bare root shade trees are availa·
ble in nurseries now.
But trees are not the only liv-
ing source of cooling. Shrubs,
vines, and groundcovers also
serve to cool the temperatwu.
Heat moves laterally u well as
vertically. Lawns not only look
cool green, they actllally help
cut down the movement of heat
into the home. One acre of crass
giving oft 2400 gallons of water
daily durlng the summel' will
have the cooline effect of a
140,000 pound air conditioner.
FOUNDATION shrubs buffer
the house against the direct sun
rays. trapping dead air and
serve as natural insulation.
Vines on lattice structures are
especially effective offering both
s hade for patios and evaporative
cooling. 1f the vine is a de· •
ciduous one -such as &rapes -
leaves will drop off In the fall
and allow winter sun rays to
warm the-ho'Ue greenhouse
style.
Proper\.planting can help
make you!\ -llome more com-
fortable and lovely lo took at, so
do some planting this winter
before the temperatures rise.
Lei Us Spray
Although pests are relatively
Inactive at this time, a good,
thorough spraying job done now.
will cut down considerably on
the pests you must fight in spr-
ing. Consult your nurseryman
for spray suggestions and follow
directions carefully for best suc-
cess and most safety.
JJ7 eeke1ul
tardening
Checklist
Fungus Hits Ehn
I .n Beverly Hills
• * • • •
GARDENING
CYCLAMEN
An O\lt1candlng plant for bedding or
pole and • great decorator hem.
Multl-bloom Rowen come In whites,
tcck, ptnb and variegated colors.
BARE
ROOT
ROSES
The flnnt quaUty Armstrong bare
root ro•es nre now available In
Roger'• claHIC as10rtment or colors
aod vartetle1. Plant them now for a
beautlfull11 fragrant Spring.
PRIMROSE
Rogers has both English and Fairy
\larlelln-the foundation of any spring
garden-avaUable In white, yellow,
red, pinks, orange and blun.
AFRICAN VIOLET SPECIAL
DeUcate beauty hlghUgbta these
s pectacular Indoor flowering plants.
Roger'• canlu Hybrid Patented
Vanetta and from 1/12to1/22 a
FREE sample bag of African Violet
Potting Mix wlll be glwm to each
customer purchulng one or more
African Vlolete. Hurry, tbt. offer l•
limited to etock on hand
through 1/22/78.
•Don•t miss the great
~gains during the b~te root season. Plant
stjlde and fruit trees,
a.es, grape and berry
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -It any of the 1,800
elm trees In Beverly Hills has Dutch elm disease
it could cost lhe state or county up to $400 each t~
remove them, says a county agriculture official.
John Mannina, cblef deputy agricultural com-
missioner, said that team have abown at least one
elm has the tuneua. but it wW be several months
before a Sacramento laboratoey can confll'JD.
wbether other trees are diseased.
"Uoue To Rain, BALE Wiii Continue Jan.14A15111
· 10•8 Sat. 11·5 Sun.
~ vl?'es DOW.
A Make 1our first · pflnuDg of Gladiolus
•ms. Choose your
f.t)'orite colors .to create
lc)fAtly summer bouquets
t~ added enjoyment in-
doors. tr
•• The perennial
V'~ g e t a b 1 e s -
~chokes, asparagus.
arid rhubarb -go in ••
A light winter feed-
can green up a tired ,,,. -
The time to prune·
o es is approachin1.
~ave only the
~..a Jtbl est. most
V1J'>rous canes.
yglass
ardeners
oMeet
EACH Tl!8'I' CJD a 1ample brancb takes seft!'al
weeks to complete, be said. At least two months
are needed to develop the Dutch elm fungus -
:which is tranaported by beeUes carrying lnfecttona
spores -so It can be differentiated from other
fungi, said Manning.
Manning's office reported that there are about
1,800 elms in Beverly Hills, and aa many u 80 000
in the San Fernando Valley. '
Until a mobile laboratory la aet up in the Los
Angeles area, Manning says, aamplea of trees that
displayed yellowed and wilted branches la.st sum-
mer will be sent to Sacramento.
Hospitals Use
Garden Therapy
·a•ulta from a e11bt week pilot study at • state
hotpltal ln New York City lbow that the lntroduc·
tton of flowainl~t. in tbe dinJn& room aettma for ~~omlDan chronic scbizopbrenlca was follo~ed by a 1 c:ant lncreaae In vocalluUon;
tlme 1pent In the dlning room1 ud food con-lot rapidly Initiating en·
aw1u 10 by the mental pa-vlro nmental contacts.
tienta observed. ••Mental hospitals,"
The· rese&fthers con· t h e y a a y , • • a r e
duct1n1 tbll 1tud1, notoriously devoid of
planned to be an ex· sensory 1Umull and,
tensive one. are wltb perhaps, this report will
Cornell University, the atimu!ate others to pro-
N e w Y o r k S t a t e vide a milieu more con-
Psy cbl atrl c Jnat1tute, duclve to a ftllewed ln-
Clty university of New terest of the withdrawn
York, and the Dunlap patient in bis surround·
PsycbiatricOenter. mas."
TBBT-NOTE that ci·viJ· • UT&r their nport ii a pr• W j
PJDlaary one encl wu
1ubmlttec1 for public .. L h d tlon because ot two im· aunc e
J>O.rtant ftM•np to date:
1) Tbe data presented 0 S .1 eatabllabed tbat the n . na1 8.
poaltlve effeet of flower-·
ills plant.a Cft laumau OCEANSIDE (AP) -
can be quanUtau.-11 Tbe state hu •tarted a
and •talttUcall.J aub-civil war betW.en enatll
stantlated. Jn a ralD•drencbecl
2) Tht1 effeet fa thicket of Afrlcaa
1taUJUcaUJr 8liDlflcut dallies ln the latest ef ..
even tn padtnta wbc> are tort to 1avo California'•
Hverety wltbdn'WL •rffnery.
arahousca
•Patio Furniture 11 / 10 &O
::!~:! 0st ,,,,.. ~V/1i9S\
•Wrought Iron •a,, s•LE ~ _Afl mo~
•Indoor· Dining ~ W~
•Bar-B-Q's
•Miscellaneous
Ace es
At The Warehouse
11811 Via Fabricante
Mission Viejo
VIHIMAM
HURRICAN&
HJlt-.OS.
"°°DUD
A"KLA .... ._
c~
~Su~ ELTOAO i4-" t Saddlebeck Valley Plaza
El Toro Road
The litter ftndlni. tbe Tbe eqerlaa.t »ltl
researchen ~!....11 BeUx uperH --th• pirtlculat)y: llllp!l!"Wllt common brewn 1nail
1tnce it Offtr1 • new that St rampa1Snc ther•,.atlc -~·• acrot• ,.,....., farm• ._ __
aacl laad1caplac
t.hrouOou& C&Utonla -•••lnat RullllDa 4•·· eollata a ...U. apt.raJ.
illta IDd tJaat a.ta
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J*lt'P ••.
LOCAL/ STOCKS f OBITUARIES
School
Named
In Irvine
Irvine Unified School District
trustees have named a new
school.
The school is the Woodbridge
community's first middle or in
termediate school and it was
dubbed Lakeside Middle School.
IT FORMERLY had the un-
special name of Woodbridge
Middle School, and if most
Woodbridge students and their
parents who voled on it had had
their way. it would have been re-
named Vista Del Lago, Spanish
for Lakeview. •
Future parents and students of
Woodbridge overwhelmingly
preferred lh1: Lakeside name in
commuruty balloting, with only
five voles for Vasta Del Lago.
District trustees also were
split, and voted 3.7 for Lakeside.
LEE SICOLI, who with R
Dean Olson voted for a Spamsh
moniker, argued that the :;chool
should have the name that cur-
rent students and parents pre-
fer. Also, she said, it was "im·
portant" lo have Spanish names
for sc hools, to refl ect
Calilornia's Spanish heritage.
Trustee June Foley thought it
bad policy to decide
what to name schools by what
current s tudents want.
Otherwise, she said, "We would
be constantly changing names to
accommodate the newest group
of kids coming in."
Trustees Fred Gahm and
Franklin S. Hurd agreed.
Laguna Grou p
Plans Meeting
The Top of the World
Neighborhood Association will
meet Jan. 18 al Top of the World
School in Laguna Beach for a
general mectmg beginning at 8
Pm. Association members will dis-
cuss a proposed recreation
center and racquet club, energy
~aving street lights, the city's
new bus routes, the commuruty
party and the widening or
Laguna Canyon Road.
A .. WI,..,....
Cleanup
Boston Mayor Kevin White
has pledged his city will up-
grade ils theater district.
White cited competition
from Washington and
Philadelphia for Broadway·
bound shows.
R eply Mail
S tam p Plan
Nixed b y PO
W ASlllNGTON (AP) -The
Postal Service has dropped a
plan to prohibit placing stamps
on business reply mail.
Business reply mail is speclaJ-
ly printed for mailing without
~tamps and the business receiv
ing it then pays the postage.
However many organizations,
particularly 'charities, have
urged the public to place stamps
on the envelopes to save the
postage cost to the organization.
Postal officials wanted to pro-
hibit this practice because of the
extra sorting and bookkeeping
involved, but have dropped the
plan after receiving several
com ment.s opposing the idea.
Instead , organizations will
have lo pay postage on all busi-
ness reply mail, but will be al-
lowed to then sort out envelopes
themselves and apply to the
Post Office for a refund for that
postage.
Signups
For SC
Rec Set
Rectstration for San
Clemente's city recreation pro-
gram will open today for
adult and youth Instruction
classes and a city-sponsored trip
to Knoll's Berry Farm.
Tennis classes for adults are
offered on a one or two sessions
a week basts for beeinners, in·
termediate and advanced
players at three tennis court
locaUons in the city. said Steve
Judd, recreation coordinator.
OTHER ADULT classes in-
clude classes in dance, aou. ex-
ercile, yoga, cake decoration,
guitar, bridge and doe obe-
dience.
Most youth classes are split in·
to separate sessions, according
to age. These include tennis, tap
dance, tumblin1, gymnastics,
ballet, baton and creative dance
fort.ota.
OTHER YOUTH classes in-
clude drawing, tie-dyeing and
guitar. Children 7 to 14 can also
work with the family pooch in a
special dog obedience class for
youngsten. Registration ls from
9 a.m. to l p.m. Saturday and al
dlffereot times next week.
Additional Informa tion on
classes or the Knoll's Berry
Farm trip ls available by calling
the recreaUoo department at ci-
ty ball, 492-510L
Menymaking
Dosen't Pay
SAN DIEGO <AP)
Raymond Gogerty aald that New
Year's Eve was merrier for a
party of sewn than it waa for
him.
They drank, ate, "one ot the
women even ldssed me," about·
ed Happy New Year's and left
without p aying, Gogerty told
po~~e. •
After waiting 12 d ays, be
asked police to help get the
$383.59 tab paid.
2 Coast Students
Head Dllnes Panel
TAX R.4TE
'LOJf'FSI" our
team
scores
AGAIN
Two Orange Coast students have been named
co-chairmen of the Orange County March of Dimes
Youth Council, which is expanding its youth volun-
teer program.
M erio Zita, a sophomore at UC Irvine, and
Linda Nelson, a senior at Fountain Valley High
School. are urging county youths to join in projects
including a recreational program for the han-
dicapped, a children's art program and a fundrais-
ing walk March 11. •
Information is available by calling 979-2270.
Death Notices Deat h Notices
P•ICHAllO I) C•. Gra..uclt ~ft M 3"0D P.M. ll
llUTH !RENE PlllOfARO, resc. Mollfll•ln VI-~.,.,,,.., .......
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LOS ANGELES (AP)
-Taxpayers In El
Segundo, Santa Monica
and Beverly Hills are on-
·ce again enjoying the
lowest combined proper-
ty tax rates in Los
Angeles county, accord·
ing to the assessor 's an·
nual comparative list.
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Study Series, Lect1ires Top Agenda
D.r Oswald C.J Hoffmann,
s pe,.ker on The International
Lutheran Hour, will address the
Go-tor-Christ Evangelism Rally
at 4 p.m. Sunday at the First
•Untied Metbodllt Church.
: Pasadena. . " . Pec 1f1c Southwest Council ,
. Un ton of American Hebre-
Congregatlons wall have a
spetlal sub-regional meeting al
9:30 a.m. Sunday at Temple
·Beth Sholom, Santa Ana.
. Highlight will be a presentation
.of a J e wi s h E x periential
·workshop • A presvnlat1on o f bitc r ed
music 1s planned al 6 p.m. Sun·
day at the Evangelical Free
Cburcb, 1912 Florida St , Hunt-
mgt.on Beach
Pcrformmg will be Ray Lutke,
director of instrumental music
at Biola College, has wife and
four children. The Lulkes have
traveled extensively in the Unil·
ed Stales and have appeared on television • '. A meeting with a plant and
1 macramc party 1s planned for
( ·u1.e 8 p. m gathering of the
Coastline Chapter, B'nal B'rilh
( BRIEFS J
Women on Monday. Further in·
formation is available by calling
551·0184.
An open business meeting and
social is planned for the South
Coast Communities Jewish
Center at 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Laguna FederaJ Savings nd Loan
building. For more information
call the center between 10 a.m.
and4p.m. weekdaysal497·2070.
* The first luncheon meeting of
the new year or the Orange
Diocesan Council or Catbollc
Women will be hosted Tuesday by
the Women's Council of St
Columban's Parish . G arde n
Grove.
Sister Paula Damiano, ass1s·
tanl director of vacations from
the Pastoral Services Offices. will
dis cuss "Barnacles B etray
Deauty."
Reservations may be made by
c alling Mrs. Nellie Miller at
636-6069 or Mrs. Arnold Zol.nay.
636-3468. ..
A Nf'wport Harbor B'nal B'rlth
Amid Urban Bustle
~f~ Clutrch Shines . . ·.' . .
~~~In New Glory
NEW VOHK t AP> -Smack-dab in the middle ~ P.fanhattan. about the last. place a church would ~n1>id(:r locaLmg these days, historic St. Peter's
Lutheran Churc h has reared a grand, new-
~anctu ary amid the urban bustle
"For lhl' ~lory of God and the good of the
city's people,'' 1>ays the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Ralph
E. Pc•trrbon
: · INSTEAD OF "RETREATING IN FEAR," as in any inner-city churches across America have
done in the face of night and bUeht, St. Peter's de·
termincd to stay and "extend a blessiJle to the peo-
plr of Lht• city." Peterson says.
Thi~ mt•ant, he adds, opening the church's
heart and doors "lo artists, jau musicians, street
people and offi ce workers, flnding ways to be more ,
huma n among the skyscrapers.
·;The struHle for tbe survival of New Yortc
City js a struggle ror the soul or America," he.-ays.
llddina that St. Peter's seeks to mediate a "source or
str.ength" in that struggle to "remold t.he city ao that
it is moreliketbecityofGod.''
I
jN BROADENING ITS REACH AND WOllK.
the 117-year-old conerecation look advantaae or
brban pressure for space in one of .the most excep.
l1onal church real estate deals known in this coun·
try
Lod1e ii bemg organized for men
in Newport Beach, Corona del
Mar, Balboa, Udo and Laguna
Beach.
The first meeting will takE
place at 8 p.m. Tuesday at thf
Glendale Federal Savings and
Loan, Fashion Island. Speaker
wlll be Harvey Seltzer, past
president of the Woodland Hills
Lodge and current. e11:ecutlve
board memberofDlatrict Four.
Further information is avaUa·
ble by calling Marvin Kapelus,
at 640·8201 or Georee Paley.
640·9098
* Mary Lee Ehrlich wi)I open a
series oo "Journey Through the
Scripture" at 9: 1~ a.m. Tuesday
at the Garden Grove CommaaJty Cbarcb.
• The Clrst biofeedback training
program will be held Jan. 21 at
the Neighborhood Coo1re1a-
Uonal Cburcb, Laguna Beach.
Those interested in attending·
arc to notify the church office.
* Dr. Kenneth P . Miller bas
been appointed associate
minister of the Shepherd of the
Hiiis United MethodJst Cbarch.
Mission Viejo. A resident of San
. It !>Old the sile of its old, crumbling Gothic
~lructurc for $9 mallion in um to the First Na·
Jional City Bank as part of the bank's new block-
1ize Citicorp Center, but reserved the right to re-
build on the same comer. This waa said to be the
ltrst such condominium arrangement in the annals o1 American churches.
APWI ........
ST. PETER'S RISl!S IN MID MANHATTAN
New Luttt•r•n Church I• Urben-oriented
Clemente, he ju.-.t completed a
10.year pastorate in Riverside. ..
Coa1re1aUn B'Nal Taedek
will have a "dlnner·IO·roWld"
Jan. 21. Further information Is
available by calll.ne 963"46U. ..
Southern CaUforata
LuUaerau• Conference on the
Holy Spirit wUl conclude today
at the Orange County Fair·
grounds.
* Dr. A. Muhsln El·BaaU, a Weat
Coast Moslem leader and ad·
visor on
Egyptian Ex·
patrlatea In
the U.S.-Arab
Republic of
Egypt, was a
guest at Shir
Ra ·Ma'aloL
Harbor
Reform 1'em·
pie, Newport
Beach. 1v•••U
He offered an optlmlsUc view
of t.be Middle East peace talks,
saying he believed they would
bring about a more permanenl
peace.
* A 10-week series tor adult in-
quiry in Christian fundamentals
wlll begin at 3 p.m. Sunday at
the Good Sbepberd Lutheran
Cborcb. 4800 Irvine Circle Drive.
Irvine. Registration may be
made by callina 552·1918 or
559-4284.
The church women wiU beiin
a Bible study series at 8 p.m .
Jan. 19 at the church. Sessions
are tentatively planned on a
monthly basis
A seneJ> of adult educat.lon
classes will begin at the Com-
Author Leads
Seminar at
Lake Hills
Evelyn Christenson, author of
a ChriBUan beat-seller, ''Whal
Happens When Women Pray?".
will conduct a seminar with the same title.
The all-day session will befin
at 9:30 a.m. Jan. 20 at Lake Hills
Community Church fellowship
hall, 23331 Moulton Parkway.
Laguna Hills.
MRS. CHRISTENSON, a
n1tstor's wife and mother of
tbree, bas conducted prayer semiuars and retreats
throughout the United Stat.es
and Canada, and is a popular
speaker.
The seminar, sponsored by the
.women of the church, ts open to
the public on a preregistration
basis. Fee la ~. and reelslf aUon
wlU be taken through Monday by
calllng the church office at
837·7729.
muntty Presbyterlu Cbu:rcta of
Saa lua.a Caplstraao. For topics,
dates and Umes call 03·1S02 . • Kenneth L. Patton. a writer of
rellelon and phJlosophy. wlll
speak at the 11 a.m. aervi~ee
Sunday at the Ora•1• Coaat
Unltartaa.lJalven1U.t Cit~
Costa Mesa. Hts topic will be
''The Slmpllctty of Liberal
Religion."
At 7:80•e .m. Dr. Chr\a
Schrinet, mhilster of.eouuelln•
at the cburcb, will lead a dis·
cu1sion on ••contemporary
American Rellatons:• and at the
same time Jo Caine•, an
1lternate·dele11te at tbe
Women's Year Contreas tn
Houston, will report. on t.be
session at a women's meetina. • Eleanor Lao, toundina presi-
dent of Women'• AJlow
Fellow•hlp, Mission Viejo
Chapter, wiJl end her three
years of leadenblp at. a 8:30
a.m. breakfast meeUn1 OQ Wed-
nesday at the Miaslon Viejo
Country Club.
Mrs. Lau will be the speaker
and will tell of her life ex-
periences, such as bet
charismatic renewal, her love of
studying aod teaching the Bible,
and her community service
work.
Reservations are to be made
by Monday by calllol 586-6298.
830· 1701 or 586-4024. • The 40-piece band and male
chorus of the Salvation Army
Citadel, Santa Ana wlll be heard
in concert al 6:30 p.m . Sunday at
the First United Jtle&bodl•t
Cbarch. Huntington Beach. • "In Memory of a Great Man,"
a pJay honoring Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr .• will be present-
ed at 7 tonight at the Valley Wgb
School, 1*)1 S. Greenville. Santa
Ana. The performance is belna
sponsored by aneral Santa Ana
an~ Hollywood organizations.
* Two winter Bible study series
for women will begin Tuesday
and Thursday at t.be Garden
Grove Community Church.
Mary Lee Ehrlich will lead the
daytime "Journey Tbroueh the
Scriptures" at. 9: lS Tuesdays,
and Rachel Balley, will guide
the "ABC's of Abundanl Cbrisl·
ian Living" series at 7:15 p.m.
Tbursdays.
Lenten Meditation
Guide Circulated
PRINCETON, N.J. (AP> -A
Lenten "guide for meditation
and acUon," written by about 50
black church leaders, is being is·
sued through the Consultation on
Church Union.
A meditation for each day or
Lent beginning Feb. 8 is
featured, along witb other
materials prepared by black holan. •
STAR TO SPEAK
Johnny Whlteker
Teen Actor
Ke-ynoter for
Youth Meeting
Johnny Whitaker, TV and mo.
tlon picture star, will be the
speaker at M youth meeting at
7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Church
or Jes us Christ of Latter.day
Saints; 277S Estancia Drive,
Costa.Mesa.
Whitaker is best. known for bis
role In lhe TV television series.
"FamUy Affair," which ran for
seven years.
OTHER STARRING roles in·
elude "Tbe Russians Are Com·
ing," "Napoleon and
Sam ant.ha," "The Biscuit.
Eater," ''Something Evil" and
··The Littlest Ang~I. ••
Whitaker, 18, also appe.-red in
numerous television series, and
hts recent movies include
.. Snowball Express" and the
leading role in .. Tom Sawyer."
Whitaker began his career at
the ageof 3.
Pastor Heads
Bishop Fund
A former PalesUnlan refugee
and a parlsb prfest involved in
refugee resettlement work bas
been appointed eitecuUve direc· ·
tor of the Episcopal Church's
Presiding Bishop's Fund for
World Relief.
The Rev. Samir Jamil Habiby,
rector of the EplscopaJ Church or St. Anselm of Canterbury in
Garden Grove, will lake over the
position after Easter. In bis new
position, ho will be responsible
for adminlst.cring the rund and
staff service to tho fund's dlrec· tor a.
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Ghem~try's a Breeze
Laguna Senior Chalks Up Perfect Score
•1 STEVE MITCBELL Otti.Dell., ..........
Victor R0Wn1er blended all
the rl&ht iniredienta to come up
wilb a perfect score on a na·
·tional chemistry aclUevement test tut month.
The Laguna Beach High
School senior whipped up an im·
pre1&ive ~ points on the test.
produced by the same people
who put out the national
Scholastic Aptit.ud~ Test (SAT).
"I FIGURED since 1 was ma·
jorinc ln cbemlatry, it would
look impressive tr I did well,''
the 17-year-old whiz kid
shrucged.
He's just as unimpressed with
the fact that his perfect score is
the first in the district for any
·s tudent taking th e SAT· adminlst~red exams in the past
seven years.
He said the 45·question
"multiple.guess" lest was a
breeze -but that's coming from
a lad who has received nothing
but A's in high school chemistry and physics.
Daltyl'l ... StMf .......
HE'S BEEN taking these
d asses from Laguna Beach
lhgh School chemistry teacher
Karol Kunysz. First there was
chemistry study in Victor's
sophomore year, "pretty much a·
basic course,'' the whiz ex-plains.
TOP SCORER IN NATIONAL CHEMISTRY TEST
Victor R~Hlnger at Hla Laguna Laboratory
Then there was physics in his
junior year, and oreanic
chemistry this year.
"That has to do with the
carbon compounds in general,"
he said.
VICTOR PLANS to go on to
UC Irvine next fall, majoring in
inorganic chemistry, which he
says is much more Interesting
~han oreanic chemistry.
His interest in beakers, vials
and compounds began with one
of those chemistry sets that
come in a tin box. He was nine
:.it the time when he set up his
first home laboratory.
Victor s till ha s a home
laboratory, set up in the
bathroom he shares with hb
13·ycar·old Sl!>ter.
·•As LONG AS J keep my stulf
out of her side of the balbroo~.
there's no problem,•• he smiled.
He said be has a dresser of sorts
·which holds his alcohol burners,
condensers and chemicals while
his sister is using the room.
Sis i!I probably more lenient
because Vlctor·s never blown
anything up m his c1iht·year career.
He tiafd he"s Q'lore interested
,.
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Vi8itors Down MEED A. LA WYER?'
LowU,..Fw
• Olvoroe
• BankruptcY
• Crfminal
in discovering the properties of
a chemical than setting off ex. pl~sions.
WHICH DOESN'T mean he
can't make a bang.
"I can make nitroglycerine,"
he grins. "Sometimes I even
threaten to do it, but I'm just
kidding."
Mineral
King Ski
Plan Hit
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-Disney Productions
says a new, scaled·down
ski resort plan for
Mineral Kin& In the
southern Sierra Nevada
may be too small for the
company to develop.
A proposal announced
by Assistant Agriculture
Secretary M. Rupert
Cutler envision• max-
imum dally uae of 6,000
skiers.
OVERNIGHI' accom·
modations would be pro.·
vlded Cor 4,000 people
outside Mineral Kine
Bowl in eastern Tulare
County.
Ron Cayo, Disney's
vice president for buai·
ness affairs, said the
new plan may be "below
th e bottom line"
economically for Dis-
ney. The corporation
feels 8,000 skiers ls the
minimum f easible
economic unit, he said.
"I THINK we said
quite clearly that we
cannot go below that,'"
Cayo added. "We're
responsible to our
stockholders."
Saturday Janu1ry 14 1978
Just Ask
'PemUssion' Granted
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) -Eleven-year-old
Marco Gbnttaa wasn't allowed to eat in the
television room of hJs home and he didn't like It.
So he took the disput~ with hla parenta ri&ht tO
the top, askine Gov. J erry Apodaca to do
something about it.
MARCO WROTE TO THE governor, and in bis own spelling, said: .
"You are a friend of my mom and dad. You
already have sent them a certific of cornet aid de
camp. But the reason I am wriUni to you i.s my.
counsins from Austraillia came and my mom
woo 't let them eat in the TV. Room. I would like a
notice saying taat i can eat in the T. V. Room."
APODACA RESPONDED WITH a proclama·
tion: "By virtue of the authority vested ln me as
1overnor of the state of New Mexico, I do hereby
grant Marco Ghattas permbsJon to eat ill his own T.V. Room."
But the aovemor added that Marco abou.ld
mind hls parents. "because they love you very
much."
Yoimgsters' Ski
Tournrunent Set
The Orange County elementary individual and
team chess championship for grades 1·6 is
scheduled Jan. 21 at the Stanton Community Hall.
The hall is located at Cedar Street and Kat.ella
A venue, Stanton. Registration wlll be from 8 to 9
a.m. and the tournament from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
There's no entry fee. but players must beloog
to (or join at the door for $2) the Orange County
Chess Association.
Players should bring a sack lunch and a cbe:sa
set.
Additional inrormation is available by calling
Special offn to Oren~
County rasdentlt only.
San Diego
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-Attendance at
Yosemite National Park
declined 8 percent in
1977 but still was the
third bel.l on record, of-
ficials reported. More
than 2.5 million people
visited Yosemite last
year.
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SACRAKENTO <AP> -'Ille : State lnduatrl al Welfare
Coma1tu\oa aays the mlnlmum
wa1• for at leut a mllllon adult
CaUfomlans wlU rise to $2.65 an bour April J , but 1t will stay at
$2.15 ror moct minors .
Otrlctals say •bout two million
'of California's 9 35 m11ls on
jobholden are palcl at or slightly
above the minimum w aee.
THE MINIMUM 1S $2.~ an
hour for worker• under state
JUr11dlcUon. But 00 Jan. 1 It WU
raised to $2.65 an hour tor those
under federal jurlsdlcUon -
empl oyees of com panies
engaged In interstate com·
merce, or or retail operations
do1ne more than $250,000 worth
of busmesi. in a year.
Gene Cresci, spokesman for
the Stale Industrial Relations
Department, said that from
750,000 to a million Cal!forn.lans malung the minimum ware are
under federal JuriadJcUon, and
eot their ralaes Jan. 1.
BUT OTHERS MUST wait un·
til the state Industrial Welfare
Commiasion completea hearinas
and orders an increue in the
state minimum. A state law
passed laa t year says
California's minimum wace
mual be at least a.s high u the
. .
federal mlnimum.
At the second of three hear ..
ingit, the commiHlon said It
would issue an order Jan. 19.
That would be after the third
hearing. The order would put the
new wage into etrect April l .
TUE COMMISSION llAISED
the state mlnlmum to $2.~ ln
October 1978. But that declslon
exempted mlnora and unskilled,
flrst..tlme "learner" worken,
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for whom the mlaJmum wu set. at$2.l~.
Acting Chairwoman Jackie
Wals h said the commlaslon'1
lawyer had advised that the re·
quired lncreue to $2.65 applied
only to those /ettln& the $2.50
minimum, an that the com-
m is s 1 on could not rahe
mlnlmumJ for mlnora and
"learners" wit.bout an adcll&J.oaal
aet of beartno.
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mlnJmu.m ot any ldod ror farm worlceh.
IN FIVE 1NDV8TRIE8 -agriculture, two eat~1ortes ot
food ProcesainJ, transPortatioo,
nod amusement and entertain·
ment -employer. got court or-
dere, aWl in effect, that blocked
the $2.~ minlmwn. For mott ot
them, the minlmwn ••1• ts $2 anbour.
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Saturday. Januaty 1.f, 1978
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'i-'tRizzo Chose FOothall Over .Life at Sea
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NEW ORLEANS (A P) -Five
yeara ago, Joe Rizzo was headed
for a It.Ce on the sea. Working on
an oil tanker or freighte r
promised him good money and
good times.
But instead or laboring on a
tanker off the coast or Venezuela
or An chorage, Riuo r10ds
blmitel( tn New Orleans this
week for the Super Bowl XII.
And Instead or having to contend
with choppy seas or shallow
waters, Ri zzo faces the Dallas
Cowboys• versaWe offense.
~lno, the only Merchant
Mulne Academy iraduate ever
to make it into the National
Football League, says the
Denver Broncos must play their
McCarthy,
Ex -Yanks
Boss, Dies
BUFFALO Joseph V .
McCarthy, the Hall of Fame
baseball manager who led the
New York Yankees to eight
American League pennants,
· died Friday evening in Millard
Fillmore Hospital.
McCarthy , 90, died or
pneumonia, a nuMSe said. He had
entered the hospital in Nov-
ember for treatment or the IWlg
disease.
McCarthy's first major league
opportunity came in 1926 when
he was hired to pilot the Chicago
Cubs, perennial tail-enders. The
Cubs finished in the first division
thal year, and found themselvel>
m the World Series in 1929
He was fll'ed alter losing the
world championship to
Philadelphia, but hired by the
Yankees ln 1931.
Under McCarthy, the Yanks
won seven World Series, includ·
ing four in a row, 1936·39.
IJCLA~ 90-72
LOS ANGELES Hot shoot·
mi:: RUard Ray Towl's<.•nd scored
23 points lo lead UCLA lo a 90·72
Pacific 8 conference victory
over the Oregon Ducks a l
Pa ul~y P~vition Frida>' niaht.
Townsend -scored 11' of his
points in the second t6ltr. ~s the
seventh·ranked Bruins fought off ttiP roughho1Jse t41ct~c.s oC lhe .t>ucks. 1
,
o •aoo• 021 -th•~•· ( smell 11. ~,,.,..,,,,. n . DNmmo"" 10. ciou •. Mll<'f•V l .
Cl•rll It, Sffley •. l "'°" 1, O••ll l Tot.it >• l•-ttn.
UClA lttl -Gro•n-u V•nM•eQN 1,
Sim• IS. T-. u . H•mll•on •• Wll~t\ "·Al
lum• >. HOii-•. AnOtr>Of' >. K•ll~v, lOC•I )7 ,. )) 'O
H•1t11.... UClA., lO Fouttd out MuHay Cl••• Soley Tolat louh o .. ..,.... ll UCLA u .
TtcMIUI\ None A 12,01
B e a vers, 8 9-8 2
LOS ANGELES · Oregon
State came back from a 14-point
d eficit to defeat Southern
California, 89·82, In overtime, in
a baltlt; Qf P"cif)f·S Conference
basketball cootdhdcrs. Friday
ni({))l.
fhe game was tied at 73 llt the
end of r eKulatlon play. The
Beavers, now 3·0 in the league
iced the victory by hilting all
eight or their free throws in the
extra period.
Down 39·36 at halftime, the
Beavers fell behind al the onset
or the second period as the Tro-
jans outscored them 13·4 in the
first fi ve Jllinutes.
USC increased its lead to 14
points before Oregon State re·
covered to take the lead at 68·67
wtth five minutes left. o•••ott IT. llltl -lM •. Ati.t\ I, M<~ e. lltMfforf 2, Hlllle(d 6, &!.,,,,. 72. A, C.m11b911 10, ~ClouSk•Y '· SllCMI '· Smltll "· Tot•I• 3' 17·n "· IOUTHa9'# CAL 1111 -HMdtrlOn II, Mlll..-
11, llolll-20. L Smith 1$, C.flllo U. Holt-
lfllt., S O.SnlllhS. T .. 114U72t-3H1. M•lllfme -Sollt119rn C.t ,,.,.. lltQulatlofl llnw
1).1&. ,.,,.,... out -Mc:Slla.,., Jtadford. Total IOlll• -Otl9D'\ Sf., at. Southern c.12,. A -•. m.
tt'HH .... llft• 88
PO RT~.AND -F r eeman
WlllfamJ scored &J points -38 In the second half -Friday
nl1ht u Portland State routed
Geor1e Fox, 124-81, Jn a college
basketball 1ame.
WllUama, who led the NCAA
ln 1corlnc Seat aeaaon aa a
Junior, hit 32 of &2 from the field l1 the \'ictOry. Howevp, bls out-wt did not equal bla careqr hJ1h or 71 •et laat 141aSOA •lalnsl Soutl\em Orecoo.
own game Sunday and not let
the scrambling_ abilities of
Dallas quarterback Roger
Staubacb force thcro out of their
basic defense.
The Broncos rely on deep drops by their linebackers \n
p ass ing s 1iua t1on s . 'l'ne
maneuver produces better pass
coverage and more lntercep·
tions. But if Staubach escapes
the rush on such plays, he should
find 10 to 15 yards or clear sail-
ing a head or htm. .
"Ir he wants to run with the
ball, that's OK," said Rlllo, a
fourth-year Jinebacker. "Very
few times will you ever lose a
game when ttte other
quarterback runs a lot. If he
makes a habit of it, we'll pro-
bably asslen a linebacker to key
on him. But we won't make any
cbanates in our deep drops. That
would be a mistake."
Rlzio says the No. 1 problem
in facin1 Staubach is to create
turnovers. "He's a veteran
quarterback. very cool Wlder
fire. He won't rile like other
quarterbacks will. What we
have lo try to do is get rum to
the point where he loses control
for awhile." The 6-1, 220-pound linebacker
likes to note that Oakland'a Ken
stabler ii of alrnilar tempera· ment, but the Broncos rattled
Stdhtr and forced him into seven interceptions, including
CHRIS MACK (50), JOHN BOHM BATTLE TO CONTROL BALL.
65·55 Triumph
Two Barons' Spults
Cut Down Marina
one·and-one. And, in five two-
1hot sltuQtiorts ll\ey came up
with only four out of a possible
10 poln\S.
Foun tarn Valley did lts
dam age with balance and depth.
lf lt. wu n't Roger Holmes doinl Jn the vllftor1 it waa Mutly -gp-
M lke lsraelslcy,
three by Rizzo, ln beating the
Raiders 30-7 ear:ly in the regular
season.
Dallas' offense. Rizzo said,
jsn't as complicated as it may
appear. "They try lo get you out
of poalUon by giving you dif·
ferent looks," said Rizzo. "But
they're etlll hilling the same
holes.
"It's a mental game when you
play the Cowboys. When they
ablft around, you have to turn
things over quickly in your
mind. 01Jcland1 for Jnstance.
never shifts. Tney're just bic
and they run right at you.
They're not concerned with de-
ceit. But Dallas ls jumping all
over the place, trying to get you,
and we've seen e nougt\
film of Dallas, that we won't
have too much trouble."
Only near the end of his senior
year at the Merchant Marine
Academy did Rizzo dream he'd
be able to comider an alternate
lifestyle. The Buffalo Bills dratt-
ed him in the 15th round of the
1973 NFL draft.
Rizzo was anxious to see bow
he would fare aaainst pco COD>·
petition. The academy played
Division ill achoola like C. W.
Post, Hofstra and Gettysburg,
hardly the ideal trainina ground
for a pro athlete. Riuo reported
to the Bills' minicamp ln Mari:h
but be tailed t o pass tbe
physical, not having sufficlently
recovered from knee SW'&eQ'
four months earlier.
N"vertbeless, Rizzo's interest
was piqued enough to compel
him to try out with the Broneot a .
year later. ln 1975 he became • • startinc linebacker and hu been
a fixture in Denver's agg?esslJto
3-4 defense ever since.
His hard-bitting style was ~·
dent in Denver'• 20·17 AFC
playoff victory over Oakland.
when he slammed Fred Bilet·
nlkotr to the truf on a pass play
and sent the r eceiver lo the
locker room with a dislocated
s houlder.
Anteaters Test Titans
Fullerton lnva<ks UCI Tonight
Out of the fryrng pan and lnto
the fire.
That could sum up tho situa-
tion for UC Irvine's basketball
team tonight (7 : 30) when it
takes on talented Cal State
<Fullerton) in a Pacific Coast
Atblellc Association tilt at UCI
And UCI coach Tim Tift readi-
ly admits it wlll be a rugged
challenge for his Anteaters.
"Fullerton has a talented
team and it creates many more
problems than Fresno did
Thursday night,•' s ays Tirt.
UCI fell to Fresno, '45-<CO, while
Fullerton was outlasting UC
Santa Barbara, 56-54, in the
PCAA openers.
"To beat Fullerton we've 1ot
to shoot better than 50 percent
and we've got to curtain them
off Inside. We can't afford to let
them score inside consislenUy,"
Hy&l'lft.
Coach Bobby Dye's Fullerton Titans have recorded a 10·3 rec·
ord to date, including victories
over BYU (80-75), Boise State
.<71·~7) AllQ l,'ort~•fld Stale (&>-6~). •
Fullerton is expected to start
Greg BWlch (6-6) and Mike Nlles
(6-6) at forwards, Steve Shaw
(6-8) at ceoter and Keith An-
derson (6-2) and Mike Linden
<6·0) at auards.
Bunch, the Titans' \eiidlag
scorer and rebounder, hli U flJ.
the victory over Santa Barbara
while Anderson had 12 and Niles
• 0 11. •
~et RUD8 3:54 .8
COLLEGE PARK. 1.fd.
Veteran Dick Buerkl~ set a
world indoor mile record of
3:54.8, beating Filbert Bayl In a
wire-to.wire victory in the Na-
tional Invitational indoor track meet Friday night. Bay! ran
3:58.4.
LIC lltYINE ICOIUNc> UCI, which is only shooting • .. rt ,,. ..•. about 44 percent for the season 171 11.l ~1111 10 7' 71
from the field, counters wilh an McG111,. ti ,, JO " ···t Sltpf\e"' . ,. • .., 1
offense that is led by 6-5 Wayne Cllrhl ,, 2• " ~ :I Cerr.on II JO 10 Smith, who is averaging 17.1 Bolden II l • • )7 ,
point.~ per game. llod~t\ II IS s 3) 3
The other Irvine s tarter s ~PP II 11 • l? 1
probably will be forward Steve KnlldHn l J 1 • 1
<i<Hll•lfl , • 0 I? 2.
McGuire (6-5), center Kirk Christ arown • I ' 70 2-
(6-6) and guards Brad Carson .,.,, .. 10 I ' ,. 1.~
0911 ) 2 ' • (6-0) andJacltSapp (5·11). ......... • J 0 04
Today's Television
ll:ll> a.m. (13)-CllALLENGE BOWL-seniors from tbe
Bi& Teo and the Pac.a square off in the first Challenge Bowl
football game from Seattle.
1 p.m. (7) -P&O BOWUNG -The PBA Hawaiian Invita-
tional, taped at Honolulu.
2:30 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Third round play in the $200,obo
Phoenix Open from Phoenix Country Club. (7) -AU10
RACING -Round one of the International Race of CbampioqJ.
featuring 12 of the world 's ereau:itt drivers.
3:00 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECl'ACULAR -World ch•
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pjon Linda Frallanne and Olympic medalist Toller Cranston are }
among the participants in SuperskatC$ IV, a figure-skating
event benefiting the U.S. Olympic committee. Also, World Cup '.
skiing competition and Super Bowl XU preview. (1) -PWO
BOWLING -A $90,000 event from Alameda, the second of t.fie
year for the PBA.
4 p.m. (4 ) -COLLEGE BASK ETBALL The Washington
Huskies meet the Stanford Cardinals in a Pac·8 eame at Stan-
ford.
5 p.m. (7)-WlDE WORLD OF SPORTS-Olympic~ g -
medali$t Nelli Kim is featured m an exhibition l:lY the U
tymnasUcs team in London. Also. the International Tobosg
Champlonsblps, taped at St. Moritz, Switzerland and
women's masters surfme championship, taped off the coast of
Oahu. l
6: 2S p. m. (9) -N BA BASKETBALL -The Laten tande '
with the Nuggets in Denver.
7:30 p.m. (2) -TOM LASORDA'S SUPER BOWL -A 1.
at the traditions and behind-the-scenes preparations for tie
Super Bowl game with Dodgers manager Lasorda as host.
10 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The UCLA f
Bruins host the Oregon State Beavers al Pauley Pavilion.
Taped. . u · p.tn. {13)-COLLEGE BASKHBALL-The USC Tro;,
1ans bast the Oregon Ducks at the Sports Arena. Ta~. -
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UP ANO DOWN '.\ltss1on \'1ejo's Rick Kreuzer <30 ' re
h11111111 ... ,..., matt· P l'lc Decasas (22 tumbles over El
Torc>"s !\l :ll'k Walkc·r El Toro sophomore Ron Holmes
lrti.:ht loo!...., on
Huntington Smacks
Westminster, 73-60
Bv ERNIE C'ASTll.LO
• Of IM O•oly Plfof SUlf
lluntinglon Bt•at·h l11 gh got a
l>re ,1 t hc1· 1-'rul a\ n 1 gh t from
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t·o m pt'l 1 t" c Sun.., t•t l.t·a i?U<·
hasi..ctbull n1mpa1gn when lhl'
Oilt.•r s c·r111 ..,c d b y h ost
We ... trnrnslcr lhgh, 73 60
For all practical purposes. lhC'
1 lil.:rs dt•cidcd things 1n the f1r:.t
qu a ri ·r "'ht•n lhl'Y allowed lh1·
I.ion~ 1us1 I wo f1l'ld goals with a
11ght ::! .1 zone cfofcnse and pres
... ure cl Wt.•"l tm1 nstcr's Andy
lle:.ikr and M1lt h Siemens 1nlo
Estancia Spanks
SA Valley, 92-78
!:stancia <Costu Mesa> "High
r011ortcd to a press in the closing
mjnutcs to ice a 92-78 victory
over host Santa Ana Valley in a
Century Lea1{ue hasketball
game on the loser's court
The Eagles. now j .1 in league,
forced four turnovers and
cap1tahzcd on each one in the
last four minutes lo run their
Jeogue record to 3-1.
DouJt Jardine scored a season-
high 34 points while John Car-
rido had 10 assists and five
steals for the winners.
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b•skelball 11ea11on ls only
t~o i•met old, but Sad-
dleback Collece coach
BJll M ulllaan naures lbe G~uchoa can take a
aJanl step toward the
c 1mplonshlp by win·
n If thtlr next two a mes .
addlc btack , 2·0 In
M Hlon pJay and 18·1 tor
the 1ea1on. takos on
Palomar, hero. toniahl
(7:30) and hosts Cl1tu11
QUt Saturday.
"JI wo can wtn the
next two, I think we'll be
Pr0Score1
l':Jrlv foul trouble that limited
the duo's effectiveness.
With 5-9 guard Rko Thompson
and 1;.4 renter Curt Wooten lead-
in~ the way. the Oilers had a
t ommanchng 56-25 edge in re
houndinf,! as they aggressive!}
nashed the boarrls on both ends
of the court
Thompson had 11 caroms and
!urned severJI of them into
b ut•keh .... ht1 1: W11nten pulled
clown 14 rebounds. mainly on the
defe nsive end.
Marco Pagnanellt sparked the
offense with two hot s treaks. He
hit three shots in a row mid way
th r ough the opening
period to st3ke the Oilers to a
16 -7 lead. And he scored .,
live of the team's first seven
baskets in the second half lo put
lhe game out of reach.
It was a striking contrast from
the first meeting between the
two teams, in which Huntington
Beach had to struggle before
prevailing. 76-73. And lt further
proved the Oilers. now 1-1 ln
league. are as a team to contend
with as far as championship
honors are concerned .
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By aOGER CARLSON oe .. Mly~twlf
Edison (Huntington Beach)
Hlah 's Chargers tuned up for
their early season showdown al
Fountain VuJley Hl&h Wednes-
d:.iy with an impressive 64-57
Sunset League basketball vie·
tory Friday nlght at Newport
Harbor High.
The Chargers o( Edison coach
Don Leavey took the Initiative al
the outset. never trailed, built a
19·7 lead ln the first alx minutes
of the same and dominated the
issue behind the standout play of
guard Mike Mccourt.
M cCourl finished with 21
El Toro
Disposes
Of Diablos
By LAURENE KEYS
Ol IM O•llt "'1i.t Slaff
Ron Holmes poured in 22
points to pace the El Toro High
Chargers lo a 78-65 basketball
victory over the visiting Mission
V1eJo D1ablos In South Coast
League action 1''riday night.
T he t<ilented 6-4 Holmes was
the leading rebounder with nine
as the Chargers stayed tied for
second place. El Toro is lied with
San Clemente (4-2> two games
behind leader Corona del Mar.
A big factor an the Chargers·
w10 was a sensational effort
from the free throw line. El Toro
converted 24 of 29 for a sizzling
82 percent. Al one point early in
the fourth period the Chargers
"ere 14 of 14
El Toro's Mark Walker con-
ne(•ted on eight of nme from the hne
In comparison the Diablos
went to the line 14 times and
scored nine point!.
Jolts Newpon,
point• and also stood out with a
couple of mny ualsta to aet up
eaay scores.
The Sailors or coach Jerry
DeBui.k pared lhe deficit lo 49-<15
with 5.21 remaining on Brian
Maravich's three-point play, but
Edison's 6 -5 JeU Tutton
responded wtth a pair of 6-foot
bank shota and the Ch~r1ers
were back in command.
Edison built a 39·31 haU\ime
lead behind 64 percent shooUng
from the fieJd <16 or 25 > and
Mccourt C13 polnla) was clearly
the individual dlfference.
But the Chargers were show·
ing other thini• that stamp them
•• bona nae lh~ltl to'lnake life
miserable for Fountaln Valley.
Leavey'11 early concern was
the emotional factor-his team
had juat beaten Marina (HWll·
lngton Buch> Hlgb and Foun-
tain Valley loomed Wednesday.
But he needn't have worried.
Edison wu in control Crom the
outset with McCourt penetratlne
the interior and getUnt the crlap
pass for the &·footer. And he was
cllcklng from the comer and on
the break.
Newport. reacted to Edlaon's
quick man-to-man defense with
BASKETBALL
·64-5;
hurried ettoru and only when
th• Char1en switched to box
and one tacUcs <McCourt on
Maravlch> did the Sailors start
to turn lhlnp around with the
outalde 1ame aealnst less than
man·t.o-man pressure.
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But all the damage was not
done at t~e line. El Toro ap·
peared more poised a nd played
a more controled and defensive-
ly sounder Ka me
MISSION Vll!JO'S TRACY ALEXANDER (31) A!IOUNOS OV£R MARK WALKER (12).
With ubout two minutes lo
play in the first quarter the
~core was Uc•d al 16, but the
Chargers turned on the heat and
w1d<>ned the gap to 32-22 mid
way through tht-st-rond period.
El Toro seemed to penetrate
at will and the result was a
bulanccd shooting attack from
the outs ide as well as from un-
derneath. ~ · *
Holmes was the Chargers'
main mun us he scored 14 points
in the first half and brought the
near-rapacity crowd to its feet
"1th a !lpectacular stuff shortly
before the half ended with the
Chargers leading 42·33.
The 01ablos. playing catch-up
1n the second half. appeared
ra~ged and seemed unable to
adjus t to El Toro's slow-down
lart1cs.
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Dana Hills Bows
Stephens, Carson
Pace Tritons' Win
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of ... o.tly """" Maff John Stephens and John
Caraon prope11 ed the ~n
Clemente High School Tritona
into an early lead and they held
on at the end to post a 54-45
South Coast League basketball
victory over vlslUng Dana HJlls
High Friday night.
The victory lea ves San
Clemente tied for second In the
circuit standings with El Toro
with 4-2 records. They meet
Tuesday n ight (7 ) at San
Clemente with the Triton& host-
ing circuit leader Corona del
Mar Friday night.
Stephens and Carson scored ts
points between the m as the
Trttons moved to a 17·10 advan-
tage In the first period.
While the final margin was
nine, this doesn't tell the story oC
lbe final period when Dana HJlls
moved to J 48-45 deficit with 1:09
left to play.
Unfortunately f~ .\tte
Dolphins,. the~ San Clemetite
pasalng 1ame was working to
perfecUoo and Dana Hills was
forced lo commit the obvious
foul , hoping lo force a turnover .
But the Trttons were up to the
occasion, canning 12 straight at
the line In the final period in-
cluding a 6-for-6 performance by
Shawn Mulligan.
Il was a game of streaks for
the Trltons, who hit well In lhe
first period with 8 for 13. Then,
In the second stanza, lhey
couldn't find the buket and had
only one field goal in 13 at-
tempts.
But Dana flllls also had lta
trouble• in that second period,
hittlna but lour field 1oals while
mlasin1 five straight free throw
attempts.
Cougars Roll; MD Falls
The Triton~ suffered a dty
spell when they didn't score a
point for the final s:ao ot the
second quarter and went
another 1: JO in the third atanra
before Mark Klein broke the
drouaht with a jumper from the
line.
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Corona Wins;
Laguna Rolls
University H ig h School
(Irvine > forced league leading
Corona del Mar High School's
Sea Kings lnlo overtime before
dropping a 57·54 South Coast
League basketball decision Fri-
day night.
1(1 another game. L aguna
Belich had a big second quarter
to hand host Costa Mesa a 71-61
defeat.
Arter University lied the score
at 52 late in the ref(ulation game,
the Trojans m issed a JO-foot
jumper with six seconds left and
it went into overtime
In the overtime period, Matt
Osgood hit a frcf.• throw Jfter n
bad University pass and foul,
then Shawn Ahearn added two
more charity tosses to put the
decision awuy. E:irh team had
scored an early field goal in the
extra period.
Laguna& Dcurh out·scored the
Mustangs, 23-to in the second
period.
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BASKETBALUSWIMMING/MISCELLANY
Ritstlers F lill
To Cypress
Prep Cage
Results
ICH'ttOMOlt•
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CdM .c•I~ 1 Mur111ty 1,
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By CRAIG SH EFF
Of IM o.lly P'll .. Slett
A wild Golden West
College rally in the clos-
ing 3'h minutes Cell
short as Cypress College
h eld on for a 57 -56
Soulhern Callfornla Con·
ference basketball vie·
tory al G WC Friday
niaht.
The losing Rustlers
bad a chance to win it.
They trailed 57·56 and
had the ball with a
minute to go They
worked 1t down to 25
seconds when GWC's
Larry Pettis alt.e.Qlpled
an oCC-balance shot un ·
demealh
JV Hoop
R eport
Cotta Mau M, ~ •H<ll 4J Costa Mete Moring ~ Lu• H
Thompson 2, 0 Lu• U, B•uer '1
LOYt 12, Oomoi\<( 2
L•Qu"• \COrlnv ..-onclil 11
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,.I,. Y•llay 7J, Marht• to
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•• McOoNld IS, Dunt\ •• Lolhlen 10
Heoe 1, M~ 4 S<ll•o.d(or)
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Oo•mond H, GI""" 12. Paoi>4111•111 II, Jollr~y 1l, Gotlr•t• 4, IUr~ul 1.
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£•1•n<I• IS,~-. AA• Valley O
l\t•t'lc.10 \COfO\Q Y•n Horn 10.
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oteop. M-fl. Y .. TMml 1, Hl•M
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t1•1ft•rnft E\tW'(te •1 1•
Rustle r s
Wrestling
Meta, ArtL U , ~ llW .. I 1'
111-Sllney IGI won by forfeh
12'-Snydtf' (Ml Cite Trejo.._,
1.U-Wllllemt CM) dlK 8ocHev. ,, ..
1'2 L1r1 I(» oec: "-ter)on • 1
1!0 HIH'rl• IM1 dit<. Atlb<ook, 17
tS(I Holli.,.., IMI OlnMCI Fler.•~n
• 57
1'1 Orm., IGI Cite Watelord IO
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Gel .. n """' _., l.A V•lley • 111 Shn•f IG I dot< Wrt.11• 11 0
lh Tr~10 CC,l wonbv 1or1~1
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10 L••• IGI ....., trr torltH
'~ Allbrooi. 1C.11>1nnod Over,• 07
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l'IO M•rlln IGI plnn.O M•llOn•y
7U
liwt AOlh 10) WOii Dy f~ll
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111 ~11n.., IGI won Dy forltll
,,~ ''•lo IC.I -Dy 1orl•l1 13• Cordova 18) O.C 51\11•11, II \
UJ-l.•ra 10) ptl\Md Wtllh, ) 31
ISO Allbroot (GI -by lo(feH 1~ Fl•na(lotn 10) won by lorl•H
1'7-0•rn•n (GI plmtd CordOv•,
0 l1 111 Man~ 101 "°"Dy tortelt
190-Roll! CGI pl"""d PaUClfl, 1 ll Hwl-,..errer 101-Romllf•v, 7·i
The shot was unsuc·
cessful, but olCicial
Simon Peters blew his
whistle on the play as
Cypress followers
moaned. But Peters
called a three-second
violation in the key,
turning it over to
Cypress with 21 seconds
to go. The Chargers then
ran out the clock.
Golden West, behind
the play of Pettis and
Todd Zirbel bad rallied
from a 5.S-48 deficit to
get back in it.
The Charge.cs ap·
peered to have com-
mand of the game with
3 : 44 to go, but they
elected to go mt.o a delay
and it hurt.
After Zirbel, a 6·S
sophomore, hit from un·
derneath, Pettis, a re-
serve who played only in
the second half, stole a
pass. was fouled and
hit one free throw, cut·
ting the Cypress lead to
55·51
Seconds later Pettis
stole the ball again and
this time scored a layup.
Then, after Cypress'
Dave Daker canned two
free throws with 2: 35 to
go it was 57·53 and the
Chargers again ap.
pea red out of the woods.
But Zirbel, with a
twisting move un -
derneath. hit a bucket
and added a free throw
""hen rouled-cultmg the
lead to 57.55 with 2 18 to
go
A minute later Cypres~
missed from 1n close and
GWC rebounded -set·
ling up that last hectic
minute.
Zirbel, with 20 points,
led all scorers. It was
the fourth straight game
he had tallied 20 or
more.
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UC Oav1~ 1• SM Fr•n<•<co SI &•
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Ron Balley scored 36
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ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES Saturday. January 1•t 1978 • OAIL V PIL01' 8S
Oscar Nominee 'Half a Star' .
Acting Director
By JE.\N·CLAUDE BOUIS
NEW YORK (AP} -Carol
Kane. who received the Oscar
nomination for Best Actress at
23 tor her role in ••Hester
Street," Is starring in two new
major films, includin&
"Clouds," and plays pivotal
roles in "Valentino" and "Annie
Hall." But gbc doesn't seem to
take her star status seriously.
She ~li,)'8, for example, that
Karen Arthur's ''Clouds" is a
"powerful picture. It's got Lee
Grant ln It and Will Geer in it.
So there's two stars In it. and me half a star.
"J don 't think the average
man or woman on the street that
you would run into in the
Midwest would know who I am.
And l don't think you're a star"
until you are ins tantly re·
t0E:n1zed. said Miss Kane, 25, a
11..at1 \ c of Cleveland.
"I WAS IN A restaurant, and 1
"as !>landing at a bar with some
frit•nds "ailing for a table. This
man <-ame up to me and he said,
·could I please have you auto-
graph? I'm from Georgia.'
"And he made a big fuss, and
J gave him the autograph, and
he wt.'nt away. And one woman
"a:. l>ilting at the bar, and she
lapped me on the shoulder and
said, 'Oh! I'm so embarrassed. I
didn't recognize you. Who ure
yo u?'"
"And she had no idea who I
was anyway.
!'\lovir director Sam Peckinpah chats with Jenny Agul-
ler (star of "Logan's Run") during the filming of
··th1na 9, Liberty :Ji ,'' in which Peckinpah ha~ an acting
rote.
·'Which is a good example or
what I'm saying when I say half
1t l>lar ."
M isa Kane co·slars with Gene
Wilder and Dom DeLuise in
" t1 From the
Outr~s
Best Seller ...
The Wildest,
Toughest,
Funniest Cops ...
Ever.
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TIME MAGAZINE
"'The Goodbye Girl'
Is a Jovous comedv-
Just what the doctor onlered.
Nell Simon makes
feeling good legal ...
GENE SHALIT. NBC-TV
''Jane Fonda In her finest role ...
Vanessa Redgrave Is glorious."
Gene Shellt NBC-TV
"Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave
are dose to perfection. 'Julia' is
moving in its glowing conunibnent
to the power of friendship.''
-New1weelt Mqnlae
Newport FHhlon llland
Newport Center
Between MacArthur and Jamboree
at Pacific Co11t Highway 644-0760
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CAROL KANE AND 'GREATEST LOVER' MOVIE POSTER
Oscar Nominee Saya She'• StlU 'Half a Star'
Wilder's latest £ilm, "The
World's GTeatest Lover,'' play.
lng the naive wife of a
Milwaukee baker who goes to
Hollywood to enter a studio
talent search for a rival to Rudolph Valentino.
''l'VE DONE A LOT of mov·
ies, but I've mostly played
smaller parts that were ex-
cellently written, so they stood
out. And hopefully I had
something to do with that too,"
she said ln a recent interview.
Besides her featured roles ln
the films of Joan Micklin Silver,
Ken Russe) and Woody Allen,
Miss Kane bas appeared in such
mms as "Carnal Knowledge;''
"Weddin& in White," "The Last
Detail," "Dog Day Afternoon"
and "Harry and Walter Go to
New York."
c1nename 6 scAeen
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"CLOSE ENCOUNTERS
OF THE THIRD KtNOM (PG) . . . "S~TURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (Rl
"lOOKING FOf\
MR. GOODBAR" CR)
"1900" (R)
"WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER. (PG)
"BOBBY DEERFIELD" (PG)
"THE DEEP~ .... ........ ~~--.---~1
The upcornlne "Clouds," is a
"psycholoalul thriller about
these two sli-ters who ha~e a
'folie a deux' (double madness),
a relationship where they are
slowly eatio& away at each
other. and neither of them can
brok away.
"My character is, on the s\U'·
face, the more ill or the two; I'm
latently psychotic, put It that
way.''
MISS KANE LANDED her
first actlng part at 7 and by 14
was in the road company of
.. The Prlrue or Miss Jean
Brodie" with Tammy Grimes.
Miss Kane also became in·
volved ln political causes at an
early aae.
"I was pretty youn1. I was 15
or 16. But I did all my work on
the telephone, so no one knew."
She said she worked on the
presidential campaign stairs or
George McGovern and Eugene
McCarthy and for such causes
as the African refugees in
Biafra. "l was on the ar1a com-
mittee and we booked for rallies,
whatever.
''ONE OF THE 1reetest
things I &ol to do, I 1uess, was I
had booked the late Robert
Lowell on the Merv Griffin Show
to talk about Biafra.
.. And he had never been on a
talk show. He's a poet. He did
lead a very naive life.
"I went with him, J took him
and I sat with blm in the green
room. He was lovely, and he
went on and was wonderful. But
I'm sure I probably made him
more nervous.
"I would have looked down on
me a lot more than he did."
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daughter In maulage to 1111
ConQl*'Of U pat1 Of the
PNC" termt (2 hrt ) ID MOV1£ * * "TM Wt POllM" ( 11153) 8roderid\ C<ewfO<G,
Jof\n Oetelt. A pOIM pur·
111ee lhrM "*' Ille< lhey
rob • rencl>e< (1 '" • 30
min) 83 ZOOM
10:00 8 THUNO£R l1J l(AOFf'T
SUP£ASHOW
CJ WANTED' OE.AD OR
AlJ\1£
Singer Andy Williams will host Super
Night at the Super Bowl, a variety show
lied to Sunday's' big gam e, tonight at 10
on CBS. Channel 2.
CE MOVIE * • ·~ "Orum• In The Oeei> South" (1951) J1n·111
Craig, Cuy Madtaon Two
Well Pom1 c111asm11e1 llnd
them1141tve1 on the oppo· •II• aides of lh6 CIUH In
lhll Civil War (t hr 30
mini fill VISION ON
10:30 I) (t) BATMAN I
TARZAN
0 SEARCH ANO
RESCUE 0 MOlllE * •,. "Gorath" ( t965) Klu
TOI><>, Suu Wanl Eanh and
• o••nl meleor 1eem he•d·
11<1 lor 1 fllal colllllon ( t
hr . 30 min) fII ONCEUPONA
CLASSIC
'Whal Klly Old Kall•
lrtH the b&ekyltd IWtog
that he< aunt hU forbtd
den '* lo rouch, and the
r-.tltlng eccldent leaves
her wllh ltllle chanc:e ol
walking again (Pan 2 ol 6)
t 1:00 0 BAGGY PANTS I
NITWITS
U tmJ WEEKEND
SPECIALS
"The Eaca~ 01 A One-
Ton Pet" When Pru re ...
lies her blue ribbon-win·
nlng pet t>Yll Is heeded lor
th• t>Ytcher 1hop. 1he
load• him Into hM tither'•
lruck and lakea to the
opeo road (Pert 2 ol 3) CD L.A. PATTERNS En NOVA
"The Green Machine"
Pllntt mey be 11t11eted by
wha!_10U'r• thinking.
11:30 I) (IJ &PACE ACADEMY G THI! RED HANO
GANG a tlHOEIUX>O 0 9 AMERICAN
8AH08TANO
Peter Brown llnga · Oo
You Wanna Get Funky
Wllll Me?" Ind "Fan111y
Love Alf.it." High Inergy
perlorma "You Can't Turn
Me Off" ~ "love la All
You Need."
tD WOALOOF
8UtMVAl
"'S&arclling For The 8lg
Bommle' •
(I) CHALLENGE BOWL
Big 10 AN-Sta,. va. Pec:lllc
8 All·Sllt1
AFTERNOON
12:00 I) CJ) SECRETS OF 1818
fl) THAT"SCAT 0 lWIUOHT ZONE
Oltver Crangte decldea 10
ta~e revenge on ell 11111 evil
people In the world 0 MO\/tE * * "eow.ty Blllzkrleg"
( t9<41) Leo Gorcey, Warren
Hull. The 8o-v boys
uncover a 1py rtog. (I hr ,
30mtn) CD OUTER LIMITS
"The Man Who Wu N-
Bom · En FREHCH CHEF
• Spaghelll Dinner
F•amt>a"(R)
12.30 0 CJ) FAT AL.8ERT D SHAAISHOW 8 MOVIE ** "Twror F1om The
Year 5,000" (1058) Wetd
Collelo, JO)W Holden. A
wometi lfom lhe Mura
ooee on • murder IPf ..
•lier • ti,.,.. machine mate-
rlall:r• her. ( 1 hr .• 30 min l D PEOPLE7 En PAINT WITH NANCY ®' DISCO 10 _
1:00 tJ (I) MISTER MAGOO
CJ AGRICUL TUAE U.S.A. U P&AHAWAllAN
INVrTATIONAL BOWLING TOU~MENT
CD SOUL TAAIN
f.Zll NA TIONAI.
GEOOAAl"HIC SPECIAL
"The Legacy of L.S.B.
Lulcey" The Ill• of ~
Uat Loula S.8. L.Mkey.
c•ll•d the Darwin ot
human pn1h11tory. la told In
1111 own worcn lhrOllQh
him. made throughout his
retnanc.ble ~
<I) ANIMAl8 ANAMAUl
AHIMM.I
·The Frog" Sound1 ol
frog• and toed•: • lllslt to
Cal•veru County. C.Hlor·
nla fO< the Jumping Frog
Jub41eLCRl
Channel Lbl ings
fJ KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
8 KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles G KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
~ KCST (ABC) San Diego
CD KTIV (Ind ) Los Angeles
G) KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles fD KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles CD KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
1:30 1J Cl) C88 P'ILM
Two IUm. from the 'Chlmp-
mat ta" Hrl••: "WIX
WOfkt" Allee OOM a bit
ape In • factor; lhat mallM
delicate wax llgur .. :
"Alrborne" The chimp
trle• 10 board • gilder D ONCAMPUa
Hoat Stacie Hun1 Vlalla th•
UnlYeralty of i.. Verne D MOVIE
**~ "TM World Ot
Abboll And Co1tel10"
( 1065) ~•led by J9Ck
L •onerd:' Comedy
Ngtlllgh1a tram 18 of the
moat ~ Abbott and
COttello 1111111 (, hf., 30
min)
<IJ ~
When a night ectlOOI law
c1 ... reu .. 1 .. • ,__
mu<der Ulll. the p1ote.-
IOf0I Ille le ttlfMtened
2:001J Hl.WSMAUM 0 SAl\JAOAY
Hoata Nloole ,..,oe, Cel
Burton and Frn Kwwi
"'91t lhe 8dloOI Nu,...
PTA Conventloft In Loe
A~
8 BIOVAU.EY
A f8fl\OUI marahal It ulted
to i.ad • poeee to hunt •
notOflOut gang of robbeta.
Q) MIUIOH:
IMP08811LI!
"Fool'• Gold"
&!) SHCIAL
"Union Meld•" ThrH
women tell of !heir rolat In
Iha 11ormy blrtll ot the
CIO.
CD FOODI FOR Tttl
~FANA.Y
"&ling s.tlllblf'
Cl) THE lONa AANOER
HO 9 Cl) GOl.f
Thlrckound play In ""'
POA "'-1lir °'*1 al ttMI
Phoenlll Country Clull,
Artzona. 8 l1J AUTO AACIHO
(S..-Prtmlera) ''Wllf1d
&eri8I Of Auto Aealng:
International Rec• Ot
Champion•" TWelY8 of the
WO<ld'• top df!Yert pllotlng
ldanUcal Z·21 Ch•YY
Cametoe. compel• In •
--of IOUf rnatCMI. • OETSMART
The 8mart1' ~
' crulM enda wh4w\ thelt Mll-
bOl1 blowa up. , D F0009 FOR n4E MOOlflH ,NM.Y
··ear~··
S:OO 8 BONANZA •
A rawdy Mloon danow ICOJI\. tM lclM ttlllt lhe
may ~ the ttlenl of •
clualc bah! 8rll•1 untN
1M meeta • former be1141t
rnu1w.
Gene Barry in a
By WINIFRED ELZE
TV OeU s..-vk•
Gene Barry is a busy man
these days. He recently played
Carl Osborne on the TV special
"Aspen."
"At the moment," he said,
"I'm working on a movie called
·Fantasy Island'; we finish that
OI') Friday, Two weeks ago, or
three, I did a mu.steal special on
'Charlie'• Anlfels. "'
He explained lhat one segment
of the "Charlie's Angels" show
l• being done 88 a mua1cal.
"They asked me to do it because
they know I have mus ic·
dancina·•lD&Ing ablllUes. I've
been ln New York ldolng my
MIUer Beer commercial, and
I'm currenUy atgned lo do a
mu.aical on Broadway."
• MOVll **" ....... Of c.tl8" ,, ..... ...,., Cotlb. Mwy
"-l. A ,.,._. ..,.,_
nob6a ~ to ,.,.
pc 'a.. el Ne r10f\IU
........ (21wa.) .MOVm
•• • ''TN Hero-Of
T~" (tH4) l<lfll OOucllM. lillcltlwd ....,,,._ A ............. ~'" WotW WW • to .....,. oft o-n. e1t1·wop111eot ol • .,,... --.ca..,.,,
·T~ A ..,.,_., lnlaiwy i. deter•'**' to Mfll w .................. e IMAOllMMIMI ''WMI ,,,. Old ,,...
FOf't" TM -h•OH ot
lrldMdUll eldlr't peopil .,.. ........, to eoollty'• fl!leoe ot .,__
• l'OOoe flOtlt THa
M00MN'MaY a:aoilT...=--.crACUlM ...,., .... Mto.tllat• lr'lll ...,...,. ...,.... .....
eoft •quar• Oatd•n:
~~~
Cup .... 8111* '°"" a=o80WLIM
TOUft
The M0,000 Fold °'*' from ...... SoutMllol'•
lowt In Alameda, c.INot·
nl&. llD YOGAWITH
M.AOEUHI l1J MOYIE ··~ "It'• Only Monef' (1H2) Jerry Lewie, 2acha-
ry lc:oet. A bumbling TV
repalrm•n lnherlll a
fortune. (1 hr .. 30 min.)
4!00 G COUIGI
llASUT1IAU.
Stanford w.. WUhlngtOl'I
• VOYNM TO THe
80TTOM Of' THa llA
lnt.-t In the acientlllo
~-ti on riNll of
• "'8rld who ~
died llmOM co.ta ~
~ ...... .MCMI
• ••-"Five Penn ... "
(t969) D8IWly ~ ~
ra ... Oeddel. The .. ol
ban '1 I ~ A8d NlcflOll II
tr-S.(2tn..)
• WOtMHT'IMI ANO
COWNl't
''WMN Do We Go From
H8N?"(Pwt2)
• YOGAWITH
MADl1JNI •:ao I aua ftAIA. u.a.A.' Al MAN llHAVU .. ~
IM9 MEXlC
Stephanie Edwardl hOlltl
1 report on MW w1Y9 com-
put-llelp tM tlancl-
cepped; a proflle of a
1eg4111y blind man lloflo ,_ • de•:i::,:. wmy tor ottler bdild to Me; Md
lnteMewe I refonned Child
rnotMter.
• 8TM TMK
The En...,,.. le 8Ur•
rounded by fin llten web
u 8flock and McCoy
8Mfdl fOt Klftt'• body
Wf*" -toet In .,_.. • O wm WON.D cw WOftTI use,.~..._.,
....... Kim "' lOl\don: lnt•rnatlonal Cr••••
TC>boggM~
St. Motttz; w-.._..
,.,.. SW'ftng °*"Plclll8tllp
lron'IOIN.l,Haw91.
GMOW * * "A Wltdl WlltlOUt A
Broom" ( 19H) Jeff
Cooper, Raf Vellon&. A
11th Centwy witch .... "' 10\09 With • 20Ch c..uy
hl9tOtY ~. c1 11r .. a
• UOYle . **~ "Ount OI T{le .....
nlfloant e.v.•· (1"9)
George Kennedy, '*'-
• Whit~ A p1of111li>illl
gunlllnQef and ... hired
our-t tMlft up to he •
p•a11nt r•lfOluttonary
IMdW from P.-::'of hrt.)
• IOCCER IN
OEIWAHY
TUBE TOPPERS
KOOP mt 8 :00 -"My Man God·
trey." June AlJyson plays a society
woman who h ires a butler <Davfd
Niven) who turns out to be a nobleman
in this 1957 m ovie comedy.
CBS 8 li: 00 -Super Night at the
Super Bowl. An all-star kickoff for Sun·
day's NFL championship game with J~
Namath joining the Williamses -Andy
and Paul -as host.
ABC fl 11 :30 -"The Swimmer!'
Burt Lancaster stars in this 1968 movie
drama as a man swimming from pool to
pool across the Connecticut .cowitryside. ·
EVENING
l:OO I Cl) CM NlW8 H90HIW8
• MOYll ***'"The 8-Uttte
f<Jye" ( 116S) Bob Ho.,.,
Mlly Vlt818. Eddie Fv;'• lllelonO ambition to play
the top ~ l!OuN,
The Pal-. le thwarted
~he~ tNlt hit
wife II Pt'ON'lt. (2 htt.1
• MOVla *** "Nell8r Too Late"
(1"5) connie 8•-•.
M1111rMn O'Sulllnn. A
mldcllNlged COt""8 .,.
amazed to i-n that they
.,. ~ • oMd. (2 ,_,
·~IO()Cp
"A IUtlng SpectlCllllt"
Both atftaleur and protea-
aloNI loe....,. .,.. ....
twed In thla program tram
the AfT At-. taped Na.
20 and 21. 1871.
e:at D NM IWJKITMU
09rlwf ~ VI Loa
Angeles l.Mert
lcaO 9 .... AHO NOW
D MAln' TYL!A UOOM
Ted Baxter'• moth•r
deddlte to ..... ll!th ,....
boyfl'llncf mn.r """ llW·
i"":.c HIW8 9 HIW8
7:00 TATTl.ETALD
WU> IONQOOM
.. ,.. Snak" Ot The
Swelnt" 8 EYIWITNQI LO.
AHOa.11
"Computer• In Your
Home" A loolc at llOw our
llvM mey be affected by
computeta ot the Mure:
"CIUI Of '17" An exatnl·
i\atlon ol the taet ..,.. yeat•
In the 111118 ot the 11117 higtl
tdlool~
• lAWNHC9 Wl1J(
"The Old Ota.Mr'' Wiii\
and ,. flllMllC8I ~ Pl1
tl1but• to Bing Cr~.
'*'°"""'9 ''Blue Of The
Hight," .. Moonllght
S--Y041,"'~
On A 8Ur".,.., • ......_
r~
NMNCTM ONTHe
NEWS
• INQA&.
"Sey lrvehw Peye Trtb!M
To Weblllr ~ Wlttl An
E-*'O On Tiie T_,"
The Poet Pop Spece AOCI!
e..8op °°"* Tabemade CMr\19 per1onM eplftlu-
..... and roctl.
Cl) OONTACT I 9 THltmcfaTV IEYONO .
7:30. TOM lMOADA'I """"90WL INCW.. I GOIN'~
INCW.IDmON
B•b•1 F8ldon axamlnN ~-"MIY~
lhemMIYW IQlllnet nape; ... a tall! .tit\ Amdd
~ and NII
• IOOk at tM wotkd~ of
Iha et\111"*90n on "The
BIOnloWClmll\."
• CAlWOMA
TONIGHT
w;:~YWOOO ~ii Cl) -NllWt4AAT Bob'• father (Bemard
Hlql8') .,.,.,.. I fllhlng
tt1p to Ml cabin 111'4 Nllgna l!mly .._._ ••
wo111'' wNle "' and Bob
br•~ "" ... OUMlf·
docn.. D~WOMAH
"Th• Pyramid" Jaime
Somera II 1t8"*S In mn
undergrCM!d pyrMlld with
.,, alleft -** (eduwd
Frenz) ~ Wll"9 hit
E•tth facH Imminent
cleltructlon.
• MOV1I *'*~''TM High Commia-
lloner" (11111) Rod Taylor,
Chflatophw Ptwnmer. An
Au1trell1n pollc•mtn
encourtlWI lnltlgue end
murder While on .-gn..
IMftt In London. (2 tire.)
•9 TAllTHA
''T abltha'I PltrtY' Tablthe
II_.,. It hU .,_,
decrMd tllat Ille " to INf • ry • mortal and Aunl Mln-
eN• tiu ~ PllUJ
Thureton to b• lier
hueb8nd.
• Miii AMEAICAN
TUHM1E.R PAGIEAHT
• MOVIE
••~ "My Man Godttey''
( 1867) "'-~ OeWS
HMn.. • burn It g/¥wt a job
... butW In a ·~·
-·· hOWe and tume out to be • mmmb.-ot
Au9ltl8n rorattY.
• FIAIHOUNE
Gi) HOVA
"The Gr.-i Machin•"
Plantl mmy be an.eted by
"""'-!_lOU're tl\lflklno.
l:.tO 8 C1J RHOOA
Ida Morgen•t•tn la
cMpreKtd bec:8IM8 8'I II«
pell have gone to 1nat
greet catlno In the ~.
and Rlloda and llfenda -worried.
8 9 ()f'IAATION
~T
"The lnltant Enalgn" Mlfd.
mannwed Enllgn Stoval,
under the lnnu.noe "
medication, --a 1-.ct IUpertlgw Md
..... tum for the
t:OO • Cl) THE
JEJIRMOHI
"Llonal 0•11 Tlla
...,_" George le on
doud ... -.n "' flNll't ~ Uontf to )oln
'*"In""~·~ ~. untll ~
tterte ..icing Nm '° I.he .....
D~ITORY
''AlllW Of PT011......-A
cynlc8I Ctllc:-oo 009 (Alch-
ard Y~ -'-to ,_ -"" • curf'8flt ptob-
1em -u.-.. Of ..
MeJClcM Natlonllla wtio -eo~of~
tlley retu.e to t..Ufy
aglllNt their llWlfacton..
8w Lyon, AoMtt ~
w~ Jack. lob en.n.
~ ...
•aJ 8T~&
HUTCH
'Hot Perciod'
.. IT TOOK ME two days to
read it -there were about eoo
p11esoflcript."
Barry made his Broadway de-
but in 1942 in "The Merry
Wldow." he hu worked as a
night club performer, a.bd he did
20 major ftlms before 1951f, when
he wu uked to play the Ude
role In \be televllloa serlea .. Bat
Muteraon." He abo ltarred In
the 1ertes .. Tiie Name of the
Game " and b1I movie credits ln·
elude 1• Atomlc City," "War oftbe
Worlds," "status from Se•We,"
and "lleclGarten."
u r•ve done Jlllt about evtr·
ythin1," he 11y1. "Now I'm com-
ln1 back to Broadway." TJl• play,
beaa)'i, 11 called '8potll1ht' -tt'•
a musical. We're rebearalri1 ln
N•w York, UMn we'll open in
Wuhlneton, atay there for ftve
weeks, come back by March and
openlnNewYorkt.Hn.
THE LU1' lime J waa on
Broad•ay Wal ln a play called
'Blesa You All.' l Wl.Pl't even UM
1tar; I WU. IUPP5>rtlnl pll)'er. t
went to HollYwoOd to teat for a
film. Thq dined me ae a new younc actor under coatract; tbat
wa1 the be11Dnln1 of my 31-)'tar
1t1_y ln HoU,ywood."
Of Hol.ijrWciod, he 1ay1, "I love
lt. I red1 do. We Hve In Uae belt pan ot tbe eountrY. cut year the
eold •• '° awtuJ:t flrured w.'d 1.t· at..._ two mUUan people
froal the lltld--. I ...........
• Mild to be ..... Mm.tilDll. ~It ••J•DM• whM 1Mdollt ....
"'J ll"9to 'be la the center of the
tllHtricil .... : l COUidn't -.n 1t • GllDI r.u.. attt \'tn). I eouldl"t eun • lwtq ......... . . '
TODAY'S LATEST LISTINGS
In "'* an.mot to.,.. a ...,_ lu9'MY rtng
Md .. • klltr, etarllly
Md fMcll ... help "°'"
' --(GMy Loc*wood) wflo ..... '°' ..... • ltlOVW ••\t "OMifl Alde8 A HOtM" (1111t) L.te Vmn
CIMI. JolWI PfllllCI ~
"9Wlo ...,,..._"" --..,. °' 1111 femlly •• ~ ....... ~to~
~ dMtM. (I fltl.)
ett11ttAW
~ 111y carw. &er·
bara '1and,.ll, Latry
Maltem. ..
• llWlftN>flca
THIATM
'"H.11 Who't.. CelfOUla'•
INllt¥Ofent tclCMlnttlclC,_
•nd IUdlCJOUI mllltary
"**--llClr ~
lntheoourt. t:ao. (I) TONY MNOAU.
TM IMtlculoUe waii. --..... """"" ... ....... end ..... .,.,. .,.,'t
too """"' ,,... """° .,..
worllW of .. ~· ~. 8cd"' atao ,.... that lltian,
&oclby'• new tntwwt, he&
oat to be the pita. 10:00. (I) IUPa NM»fT AT
THl ..... 90WL
Joe Nmmettl. Attdy WI-
.... and PU~ .. "°" • gale .... ., ~ Nlllte to
tootbll llnd the aup.r
Bowl .... .,,111., ........
CoCtl. Pee« F... Doug
KertflN, Vlcl<I ~
the Miiie Brothen. M..W. ,,_.,,,Mel Tlllle and oehera.
• oou.&GI
llA8KITMU.
°'9gOl'I Stile vs. UCLA
8Nlnl ,._>
G l1J LOW 90AT
A lllded l)Wr Of entertain-
.,. (Nllll8tt41 F8bray, pon
Adame) mellow wflll8 at
w; • poe-""9 mother <"-" ~ ,_ .. the
lntl\lllon of her _.. •• (Teel
l.angit) glrlfrleftd (Trecay
Reed); • tl\leYlng dWnp
almott ""'"«*• OooNr'• IOYe ....
• NEWS
I COUAOl
~~A
MAMIAGa
"In The Middle Of The 0Nlghl In A Oetil Howe
~e In 1M Wortd~
8o1tt JoMl'I and Mattanne
... beginning to aoquh a
MW knowledge of tllem-
..,_end a~to
Ndl otNw'• needa.
• Vl8ION8
"l.Jt8 Among The Lowly'' A
--'thy New England 11&¥1 trecler II helped by
the 1ettt-century reformer,
OorOU-Dill. ~ "' andl up at a Anode ltland
alml ._ -• pel.iper. (~
11:00ueC1>0 wwa I :,c:octn' 1V
*** ''Gldoet'' (19511)
Sandra Dae. Clff Robert-
-Dutlne ...,,,,. .... tlon, a girt cMllt aun. ...
end~(21n.) •oou.w . ~ Oregon ..... .,.. USC ci...,.l 11:111 MO .. t t:.ao Nl:WMOOM
~ HO&.UWOOO
A .... al the lV pro. g;•••io.,..... 10 a
t,pc.I ~ tM'lly -
----*'tlftO • beacll party, e ttoll)wooct
~ ooudl and eoul
dlM8lng at .. LA. 08' ...,,_ .M0\19
***"TM~·
(1MI) Burt Lancaa1er,
.... ,_,... Wtllle twlm-
mlng froln pool to pool
--\tie Connecticut oountfY91de, e mlddie-
l!Qed men re11eota upon hie!
~~.(tin.) *• ......... CllNf'' Ctt?O) ...... ~ . ......,.
H~. n• '"'"'"'
Moor'I -"" -ot .,... -.. _, ...,... ca
In.)
(I) QIMOYl9
**" ·~ '°"'8" ('11781 I01I t<tlrltonw-t,
Jen Mlctll8I ~-Two
brodlerl .,. C*IQht Oft
oppoalno 11d.. whan
greed, cortuptlon end
taMtloltm ...... Cellfor-
.. bOomtOWft.
(II MOYie •••it "llbHtlan"
11111) Olrk Bog1td•,
~ VOtk. A INltftl
01nl111 find• hlm1alf
attracted to a woman wflO
allO --· al • deoodno aectJon ot 8tllWI 1n-~ (2 tva., 1S min.)
MORNING tttao• MOYll ..... ''Th8 .._.. Ctllng"
(11711 LM °'11111, Gig
Young. NI Ul\llepply met•
rtld womln f""8 ..._...,,
her dllUgl'lt8f and .. In
low wlCfl ~ "'*"' ('
"' .. 5$ min.)
• 1WIUOHT ZOHa
Crottlng th• wattlm•
Atlantlo In 111 Englletl
trelg.hter, • men ..,...
lmperldll ig doorrt.
1t:IO 9 N>1.1.ER IUPER
ITAM
1:00 e ..oa< CONCIRT au.ta: Bob Mwtty and
NW ..... Lltdtt ~
Band, 0-V-Miler and
tM~ld6otll
• MOW! *.. "Jollnny l!aget''
(1842) Robert Ttylof, Lana
Tumw. A yCMlftO CIOCloloclV
nlllf04' fib In love ~"' 1111
1mOot11111 oano leedw. c2
hr .. ,30mln.)
• NHL..OCKEY
t:aoe MOVIE • • * "Union Paeltlc"
( 1139) Batbltrl Stanwyc;lc,
Joel MciCraa. Men •lf\IOOle
1galn1t lnturmount•bl•
oddl to link IN ENI end
W81t \Ila rellroad. (2 hfl..
30""'1.) 1:4'1~ 1:11 Nt'WI
2:00 MOVE
•••• ''Colonel Bllrnp"
(1143) Deborah Kerr.
Mtan Wlllbroolt. Through-°"' ""-...... • 8tltilll Anr;y Officer axhlOltl a
1trong re111tance lo
dlenga. t2 hrt.) t:ate MOYie
•• '"TM~ Of Blood
ltlend" ( 1815) Jeck
H41dtey. Berbeta SMiiey. A
woman MCrWt eoent •• cl\ul" down Into the
MallyM funDle -a prla-oner-ot-w., cemp. (1 hr.,
25mln.) 2:ao1 NEWS
MOYie * •'4i "Shoot Loud,
Louder ... I Don't Under·
ttlllld" (1947) M11cetlo
M11trof1nnl, R•qual
W4lldl. Alt•~ that
..,. Wltll88lld • 11111fder
~ .... llltlgbbor9. •
Mlft '* llOlllllle diltln-....,.. ~ flntaey
or4 reality. (1 hr., 55 min.) NOi NlWS ..., M<ME * * "Kitt Ma Gently" (1MI) Tony Kendal, 8tad
Harrll. A dlebOIClll pkJt to
POiian IN -•• 8lipply of a ~ poplAlned dty la
lhw9tted. (2 tits.) ._.MOYIE * * 14 "Shoot Loud.
Loudrer.-f Don't Under·
11tanc1" c1111n M•cello
MHtroCannl, Raqu•I
Welch. Aller~ 11\at
"' wltneelld • murder lnYoMng hie nelghbora, •
-.... tfouble dlalln-
gulthlllo ~ fentaay
encl reallty. (1 hr~ 55 min.)
• MO'M
*** "Th• Gantl•
Ounm1n" (11152) John
Miit, Olrtt 8ogatd8. Even
after an lrlalt ~lonwy
,.. ..... tor the COUii,
he II bnndld • tte11ct. (2 .... ,
)
ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I HY GARDNER
Director
Catching
The 'Fever'
By 808 THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD CAP> -One of the
minor miracles about the new tum
hit "Saturday Night Fever" is the
way that ctirector John Badham cap-
tures the street action and disco
whirl of Brooklyn.
The miraculous part 1s that
Badham ii. English-born, reared an
Alabama and schooled at Yale -and
he started work on "Saturday Night
Fever" only 212 week.s before film
ing.
Fortunately. the slender. lanky
director was also schooled in Uni·
versal Television filming and knows
bow to k~p a production moving.
Badham, 35, was ai.signed after John
Avildson ("R0<•ky") withdrew Crom
the film.
"WHEN I CA ME on the picture,
the producer, Robert Sltgwood, said
we had $2'".I million to spend and had
to make it m eight weeks." Badham
recalled. "But when my assistant
director broke down the script, he
said it would require 101 :J weeks.
"1 told St1gwood, 'I'll try my best,'
But three days into shooting l re-
alized 1l was impossihle. even after I
removed 50 pages or the script "
"Fever" required 11 weeks and
cost $3•1• m11lion, but neither
Sligwood nor Paramount is com
plaining. The film may prove a
bonanza especially after the raves
for the performance of star John
Travolta.
"I KNEW JOHN only slightly
before we started the picture,"
Badbam said, 'and I wasn't even
sure which character he played on
'Welcome Back , Kotler ' (it'i.
Barbarino). Fortunately, we had a
week's rehearsal, and I was able to
see how reaJly good he was as an ac-
tor and what an intelligent person he
was.
"I had thought he was probably
something of a rube -high school
dropout and all that. He i~ not
sophisticated but he has street-
smarls. He's ~ery aware of his self,
very serious about his work. John is
a 23-year-old who is 45."
"Saturday Night Fever" was
filmed almost entirely in Brooklyn
While the director praised coopera-
tion from New York police and of·
"TAKING Of;F".
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'FEVER' DIRECTOR
John Badham
fic1oldom, he admitted the location
presented problems.
"FOR THE FIRST three days the
crowds who arrived to sec John were
un<.'ontrollable," he said . "Four
thousand people showed up, and they
weren't wiUlng to watch quietly, as
people do on most locations. In
Brooklyn they say. 'This Is a Cree
country; don 'l push me around.'
"This really caught us flat-footed.
We got around it by beefing up the
police protection, avoiding open
areas, planning outdoor locations at 6
a.m. then moving indoors aroundll."
Badham ran into another problem
when he tried to film an opening shot
from a Bay Ridge apartment tower.
The elderly residents said no; they
fear ed the movie would defame
Brooklyn by depicting street violence
and using bad language. Producer
Sligwood agreed to go for the expense
of a helicooter. The language of "Saturday Night
Fever" has drawn criticism, especial-
ly because so much of it is spoken by
Trabolla, who has a young im·
pressionable following.
11\••~·f '"'' , ....... ~, , .............
( "COUSIN COUSIN!" llll
I • "LE GRANDE
BOUAGEOISE"
'""''" ~.DJ\ff .
Saturday. January 14, 1971 DAIL V PILOT 81
Heni1y's No Kin to Miss Nude ,.. Q : Is the turreni "l'IJss Nude World," Clndy
Youngman of Davle, Fla .. a.oy relatlon to come·
dlan HeMy Youngman? -R. FraJlk, Mlamt. 'Glod You Asked That'
A. No, although YounJ(m1m 1s not that common
a nume. To illustrate this column \\c found an l'ar
ly photo of the comedian poi.mg coyly ln a bath1,ng
suit. (We ul:m had a photograph taken of M1i.s
Nude World, but round we had a problem. Who
would print 1t?)
by MorUyn aed Hy Gordrl•r
Q: Onr ol the lln.t really violent movle scene&
we remember was year'S ago -when Richard
Widmark played a p11ychopatn1c kUltr. And
pu1Jhed a reebJe old lady ln a wbeelchsdr down the
stairs. Who played the old lady? And wlaat does
Widmark think or today's movie violence? -Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Burr, Orlando, Fla.
A "OtfGOO" V "GUMIAU RAUT" lf'GI
A "A1'4Nll HAU."
"Y''lOYI AMO OUTH" lf'GI
ORANGE
CfHEDOME
634·2553
• Jn a world gone mad ... who needs a
funny, fabulous love sto ry? YOU DO!
WINKLER
BATHING BEAUTY?
Henny Youngman
Debut Set
For Midl,er
"The talk around Hollywood Is that
our movie may be a heavy favorite
for an Academy Award -No
kidding, an Oacar!
I may even have to rent a tuxedo!"
'1.'J ' '
NEWPORT .( ..... ~ . .
OAA.Y PILOT
Love Tiff
Laimuit
Settled
LONDON (AP) A
multimillion dollar lt!gat
battle between Britis h
l'OCk lit.al' Rod Stewart
and hi s former
girlfriend Britt Ekland
apparently hu ended In
a secret settlement.
Tony Toon, the
slncer's asslatant, told
)lrJtnin'a domestic new~
acency. Press Associa-
tion, that au claims und
c ounter-claims for
damo1es b e twe e n
Stewart and Miss
Ekland, an actress,
have been d1sm1ssed "to
all the parties' saUISfac-
lion. ''
The Evening Standard
quoted Stewart as s ay-
ine "a setllt!ment has
been made but n o
money ls involved."
Saturda~ Januaty 14 1971
It 'a not only a new year and a new contest, but
1t looks like a whole new lineup of contestants u
Trivia Bowl IX cet.s underway.
Actually, many of the names in the atandln1s
are paeudonyms for our rerular contributort (but
we won't t~U who's who). And our two top-aeeded
entries, Ed Scbmerler and the YuosllH (who
started the practice of anonymo,. entries) have
agreed to sit out for a week and give everyone eJse
a head start.
Last Saturday's trivia party provided another
lut>t·minute victory -thl1 time for the team of Ed
and Sophie Scbmerler, Max and Ju Fraley, Mike
and Linda Brown, Marty Fucbt, Howard Solomon,
Denni• Perrin and TT. Marty's boelln1 the next
close encounter at his Westminster home on Feb.
11.
On we go with our two four-time champs Join-
ing the fun this week. The bonus point 11 number
eight for those into the Klaatu Barada Nlkto cJub's
most popular musical. ·
1. NAME THE HOTEL in TV's Petticoat June· lion
2. What syndicated columnist created the
character of Joe Sixpak. American?
3. Monica Crump and Emmeline Finch were
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By T.J. Ge~ni: Love Looming
the names of the leadlnc female cbaractert in
what movie?
4. A future U.S. firtt lady appeared as an extra
in the ortatnal "Ben Hur." Name her.
BUNDA Y, J AN. JI
By SYDNEY OMAaa
ARIES <March 2l·April lt): You
fet what you want, but to enjoy Jl you
have to make peace at bome.
Partner or mate bu demands -most are juatlfled. Ma.ke lntellljent, 5. L\WRENCE WELK MADE a hit out of creatlvo concessions.
a number from the movie "Hatarl." What wa1 It? TAVRVS (April 20-May 20): See u
8. ID "The Clock," Judy Garland and Robert ia, not merely u you wl.Jb altuations,
. persons mfaht be. Be postuve con· ~~~ cernlng terms, meantn1s. Places,
TRIVIA BOWL IX STANDINGS Virgo fiaure prominenUy .. . . .......... ..... , .. ........,
t I , ,.,hK-L.elt
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GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Accent ! on knowtn1 bow aerloua a business or
• love involvement la rettlnf to be.
; Capricorn, Cancer niure prominent·
J ly -so does the number 8. • ff
, single, you could fall "hopelessly" in ~ love
~~~ CANCER (Juno 21-July 22): You
1aln wider recoi}lltion -and you do
Jel rid of burden. Aries, Libra fiture
m scenario. Acceot on careu, atand-
ing In community{ clvlc project, rela-
tions with profess onal s uperior.
Walker had their rendeivou..s in what hotel?
7. In what comic strip wouJd you find a
character oamed Keilh Cl a veil?
8. In ''West Side Story," Baby John professes
his admiration for what comic book character?
9. WHAT WAS THE NAME of Gene Barry's
valet in the TV series Burke's Law?
10. MeJ had a lot of buU, but h.ia holdings were
all plowed under ln what movie?
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Your in·
nate creative capabilities surae to forefront.
Vl8GO <Aus. 23 Sept. 12): Follow
tbrouah on tint fmpresalou -toaeb,
learn, 11ther needed matertaJ. 11'ere
Is a mystique about your actlvlUes at
thl1 Ume.
Ll81lA (St'pt. 23.0ct. 22): Forces
tend to be scattered -you netd a
more aolld conaUtueucy before lak· ine action. · • · ·
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Ncw. 11): Cbec.Jc
details, between tho line., fin~ prinh
SAGITfARUJS (Nov. U.Dec. 21):
Be perceptive, curious, anal,YUcat.
A1k questions, make .iDqulrles -
communicate thouahta, ideas, feel·
ing1 to member of oppoal~ NX.
CAPatCOllN (Dec. 21-Jan. lt):
Money for repairs, revtaloo ot plans
part ot scenario.
AQVARl tJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
What begins a1 a JarJr1 bi.mor,
somewhat ol a jest ... cowd become
6erlous. valuable lllld a harb!Dre.r ot future trends.
PISCES (.Feb. 19-Marcb 20):
Decide, accept respoaslbWty. brtnc
prlorltlea Into focua, recocolze
yourself, your 1oals.
Laat Week'• Anawen r-~~~~----~~~~~-~~~--~~--~----,._ ________ _
CATCH THE FEVER 1. Rod Steteer (orteinal Marty)
2. 10,000 francs (Bogart's bet)
3. tnspt!ctor Fenwick (Dudley's boss>
4. Sammy Kaye Cbandleader'a show)
5. The Muppet& <Pits in Space)
6. S.S. Viking (ship in "Them")
7 . Schoolteacher (Mynah's Job>
8. Poof, poof, pltnea <magic words>
9. "The Thing," Robert Comlhwaite
quote)
10. "Born Yesterday" <movie riddle)
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Carradine Said
'No' to Monster
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Actor John Carradine
says he made a decision In l~ that cost him $1
million -but he's not sorry.
"I was sent for by Universal for the Franke111·
teln," Carrodlnerecalled.
".The first thin e I saw at the makeup table at
the studio was a bowl of plaster. I said, 'What's
this?' And lhey said, •you play the monster.' I
turned lt down.
"I was 23 then, an act.or in the theater and
proud. Now, Boris Karloff took the part and It made
him a million. I'm glad. Hewuafineactor, aauperb
actor, butlttypedhim."
Carradlne, now 71, is in San Dle10 for a state
performance in "Grapes of Wrath."
R eliving Terror
I 1>SANGELES (AP)-Lauren Elder may play
hersc·I C in a televis ion movie recreallnc her ex·
pl•riences when she and a companJon were trapped
in a i.udden snowstorm in the Sierras laat February.
ff er companion died in her arma alter the storm
caught. them on a campinc trip near Blabop. Mlas
Elder walked on lrozen feet untll ahe waa rescued by
IF YOU'RE NOT SURE YOU HAVE THE FEVER NOW,
AFTER TODAY, YOU 'LL SAY YOU ALWAYS DID.
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LEANING RJGHT
Senator Hayakawa
APWI ........
LEANING LEFT
Senator Cranaton
Two Senato-rs
~=~~~eo..tOtlly .. llol 'Cancel Out?' Ja_,., M. tm un~ e
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la~aTH• Pl.ANNINO COMMIUIOff
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CITY 0"' l'OUNTAIN YAU.ev NOTICE IS Heaeev GIVEN ,,..,
on Wtdntldtv, Jtnuary 2S, 1'71, •I 7:30 p.m. Inn.. c:-lcll Clltmber,, c 1.
IY lielf, 1<nOll Slater A,....lit, '°""'"I"
Valley, Callfor"la, the l'ltnnl"9 CIM'I•
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W ASJUNGTON -Sen. Alan Cranston, the
liberal Democrat. has worried out loud on several
occasions about California voters thinking they've
been shortchanged in the U .S. Senate because he
and conservative Republican S. J. Hayakawa dJs·
agree so often.
"I keep hearing we cancel each other out.''
Cranston complained to an interviewer.
HE SAID HE FOUND THE phrase "cancel
out'' particularly irksome because It implied that
Californians wound up without a say on many is·
s ues.
Instead of fretting about California's one-on·
one :.itualion in the U.S. Senate, it seems to us here
in the Think Tanlc at Column Control (the nerve
renter for ideas whose time has not yet come find
m ay never) that the good senator could be onto
something really big. Some serious thoueht
,._, .. ,.,_ ... ,,.. should be given to the prospect of more senators Petition submllltd by Roy IC ''"""'"M to con.crU(t • cc"'""'t"'•' cancllmg each other out more often
1M111dl"9 ti-h N JI tldt Of Kart>or t !!;:;~·;·~~ec~~~:'.:,"'•te•v '00 1••1• CRANSTON CAME UP WITH some statistics "'"' .. "* Nt. m· on roll calls showing that he and Hayakawa really Li:.~·~~·;..;:!;'\~•"'"~~:~"~ only disagreed about half Ute time. or on SS per·
northwHI C.,..r ol 11\e lmena<tlon ol Cehl Of lhe VOteS, bul legislative aides, probably ~.~~~ ... ~= 1N1:':!:1:i-;.~~''"1 oul or fear of being canceled out themselves, failed ,.,.,, .. ,., ...... •· to come up with any solid research on what the na· Hi~"~~·o;.:.'!:'111.:,."" ::,.~~;'~~1 ,~ 'lion und its taxpayers would gain ll senators were
"""'""""'' cornn of w ...... ''""""' permitted to cancel each other out like old postage and Sen Mtlto wlln a •t l•lt/cOm· Slam pS mer<lef tnd ottlu <ompl.. • c ... 41111, ... 1 UM,..,,,,.,"'· n1 Surely there must be other combinations or
Petition tuomltltcl by Etigtne ,.,. ' l e 'thin the Q p t h di ,1., 10 0,..,.1• • .,., ''°'• ., 11110 sena ors, ev n w1 s me ar y, w o S ·
11too~1t11r11 si ... 1. su11u '7 end 5'. ' agree often enough to cancel each other out and
c ..... 11 ..... 1 UM,..,""' 14•· >• thereby spare the nation their oratory and their Pttltlon 1uom1t1• "' II•• -frtftt , . Oltlde to optrtlt t Japonett franked handouts 00 the great lSSUeS Of OUr limes.
11 .. 1-•111. 1nc1ue11nv 111e o•"''" ... 1. If h alf the senators canceled each other out even
-COfl>~on °' .,.., end "'"'· 411 h 11 th U W h' Id ' be h If b d ' 1Mt0 ,,....."""' s''"t. a e me, as ington wou n t a a · a N.-W-4.......,.u... place.
ef ., ... tfw DKl•ted• 1 I al t · For Iha .,.,,_, ldtnlllltd Wiiii en r j n ID05 any SeSSlOn
.,, ... ,,. c·1-k•l•~llllM<t11Yt ~· of Congress, even with a· bn•• """ '"' •n111•1 studln, 4' new man in the White Ne.-tl,.. C>e<let4111on\ flaw _,, or• s par••· nw •"·"-"'• •mtoe<t tew House, only about a h alf
I 11ewl•w c.o-Ntt .. w111 c.nntlde+-•1>---dozen really major issues prn•I OI Ult '"9fll ... Dtd•r41110fl ...
Frtot1• J_., :io. m• sUr up the populace enough to gel a conversation go·
r.iue MATTeAs .,. i..i"" ... ~ Ing in the luU between Sunday afternoon pro football · ~~:·'s~;::"~,~.:,..~~~~~~;;,~ and the "Six Mlllion Dollar Man."
· C-. U ODD •l wq -""' f ount••n
• v.11 • ., "'""'""' c.oo•. r o .. ,, SO FAR TmS SESSION THE real lapel grab· · ,.!:0!'.., =~1•::.,c,011~ ':::;.:,~ bt·r~ seem to be the Panama Canal, abortion and
: .. 111 1>e91 .. nen-rtun1111000,u • welfare reform. Pres ident Carter's energy ; ::=.~~":"':00:'~~;~;..:~.!.":':':. package, his urban policy and his assault on the
• P"""'"" ~ ........ , ., w.1 em .... d three-martini lunch among other tax havens.
: ••1., i·~~•='~°H7RRoo. Think of the newsprint. the banquets, the paid s.um" political broadcasts and the travel expenses that
Pwblls~~~;!;~.,1• Pnoi co~ld be saved, plus the wear and tea~ on speech
J•n ... rv 14, 1m 1•11 writers, reporters and anchor men, Jf all those
senators whose minds were made up ln advance
on any issue just canceled out with a distinguished • -.-... -c-Tl_n_ou_1_1_u_1_1"_'_" __ , colleague on the opposite aide and both stayed
NAMUTATaMlNT home mending their fences, tending their ros_,
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T"• to11ow1"" per'°"' •re oo1no gardens or denying all in their memoirs. bVtl,....n: l'AllRA 01nA1avTo,.s. 1ttt w. Senatorial tick·tack-loe could even cross slate O<ten"°'"· N--111ta<11. Ct"'""'• lines to find another zero worthy of cancelUnt out, t2~K•lll'lllh M Ocllelll. m i w.' and ir applied to the House or RepresentaUves
ocuntr•n1, N••Port ... ,11. wflh its membership of more than 400 the cancell-Ctllfttnia fM6J
-. ..... 11 o. Ew-. m 0111 s•-l. Ing.out process could save enou&b money for
N--1 lt9Cf>. C..flforni• •Ml everybody on the White House stair lo aet his 9'!!!!1 ::::::..,~ condutteo by • Limousine back.
nu ,':.: !:!"~11.., w1t1i .,,. 1 CANCELLING OUT IS NOTIUNG but a re·
c;ounty Cltrll 01 0renoe co11n1, .., , finement of "pairing," the custom borrowed from J.,_,,,,m,. nm' the Brltiah House of Commons whereby U.S. con· ,..,...,.,,... 0r-.. c.otll o.11, P11e1. I aressmen overdue at the den&t or their lovenest J_,, 1. "· 21. a.,.,. "'' I or the divorce court during a key roll-call vote paJr
PUBUC NOTl~E 1 off with an absentee on the opposite slde of the
. aisle. --,-tCT-m_ou_s_au_"_".-,-.--Cancelling out on issues, rather than Just pair-
Tht ,::=.::.~~~".~. d•lnt Ing off tor voting, would bring the added fallout of
llUll,_. •: canceled speaking engagements, canceled hear· ,0.;::::_•,~; ~~~·~:_~ in11, canceled TV talk shows and canceled Junkets
...... uftVl• tMcll. c:.11forl'llatJMt (sine• all thole in favor of and opposed to the Shah
uo l. Ore111n11. 1100 eotu of Iran, the devolution of ScoUand, Ute new or the .A"'""'· No. a , Mld••Y City, c.111M .. 1•..u old reatme in Namibia could cancel their reaerva·
Merll'tll Oralllno. 1200 totu tiOnS and Stay home). ~:.r,:: .. ~-~ "· 111110••1 cu.,, "&feet the Preait" might have to acrounae ·
r111a '""',.. 1s conducttd bv 111"" around for uncanceled uncommitted concreasmen,
dlvlcklttM-!l'tfl °""""" but the nation would be spared the splendid redun· '"" ,.,._...i ··~ 111• wu11 "" dancy of senators debating the natural 1u bill ln =~ ~~ef °'.,... c-1' °" their U'tlng rooms.
,..1.,_ o..,,.. eoeit 0a1t,"=9:. AN EMOTIVE ISSUE Wl'l1I a wipe-out factw JM.,., tt •.... l'flJ. '·rm .,.,,. mtlbt leave eilller chamber without a quorum on
rolI·call clays when party dlsdpllne cane.it out all
but the mavericks and the uncanc.led majority,
•tcTlMunuttMUI but thoee left would face the challenae ot debatlna •.w .. T•nMllft wttb members whose minds hadn't been made up ,..:-"~..,._--....._ lo advance.
... 01.1a.. ~ ~"neu•s. There tnlght even be days -...ben senators were ~=~._.,,,.."Clllttll--., on t.be edae of their cbaSra in rapt attenUon while
c..rry "· ....,_.. 2M ..... someone liad the microphone lnlte.wl ot wavmf at cat;::o_~-;:z ... ..,..., hometown dtle1auona pauln• tbrou'1a b•
c.eu....,ClftMrlll• callery or 1tudylD1 th• cbud•ll•r• In deep
TMI _.....It al'Mtef *'r• l!to medlt.atlon,
....... L.,,yH.....,.. Wit.bout tho beneftt Ol a Font P'Oaild.IUOD put ""',....._. ... f,,.. 1111n-"" or a summer at Hanaid, J ha,,.bMD etublDI thlt ~~ tf Ot'Mtl CNtt't '" proposed Democratic rtfona lD tilt ltpfature ot
,.....,.., ~ c.... ,,....,'~": my oym home where my wtre Md I ban be41I tan·
Jtlllltl'Y ,, l4.tt.•""' , .. 14 celliri• each other outror Ytal'I.
NATIONAL /CALIFORNIA .
'~el .
Dust' •o·peds Gaining
Targeted Concern Over Safety Growing
SACRAMENTO <AP>
-PCP, an animal tran·
quillzer known as angel
dust, ls to be Ute prime
target of the state's anU·
dope effort. for t.&e next
two years.
B1 ~Altoclatecl PreH
Thoua.._ or mo-ped owners
are putt.pUaln1 aJons the na·
tlon •1 road• and concern 11
irowlni over the aalely ot tho
motorized veblclOI and their
riders.
A• of l•te last year, 82 ltata
and the Diltrict of Columbia bad
1n4tJtuted re,ula.tlon• apeclftcal·
The Advisory Council
on Narcotics and Drug
Abuse took that position
after being told that
PCP accounts for one·
fourth of all the •
psychedelic drug abuse
in C ali!ornia.
LAW ENFORCE·
ment offtcials say PCP
ta the fastest-growing
drug problem, and Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. is
proposing $3 million in '
his next budget to fight
ll.
They aay the drug is
not a hallucinogenic,.
like LSD, but can cause
delusions as well as
bizarre and violent
behavior and serious
physical harm .
Symptoms can include
increased blood pres·
s ure , changes in
breathing, vertigo and
nausea.
"NUMEROUS occur·
rences °!~_<lisorientation
-fiash.,.cks, memory
gaps and depression -
are being accredited lo
PCP after its use has
been discontinued,''
said the report by state
and local drug officials.
The council chairman,
Los Angeles County Un·
dersheriff Sherman
Block, said there is "no
area of greater urgen·
cy" than PCP. He said
one or two people in a
garage can produce
millions of doses of the
drug, which sells for
$12,000 lo· $15,000 a
pound.
Rockfest
On Agenda
'I I
For Mayor
SP RINGFIELD,
M ass. {AP> -This
city's ne~ mayor says
he won't k:noclt rock un·
tit he's tried it.
Slogan Buttoned lJp
Grace Brown, a 69-year·old widow of Elizabethtown,
Pa., can be as blunt as her ~logan buttons which seem
to shout at you · "You Smoke. I Choke." She spent her
own money to manufacture the b'uttons which she dis-
tributes 'on reques t She only charges for the cost of but·
tons and postage.
Ski Patrols Shoot
'Safe Avalanches'
TRUCKEE <AP> -Those U.S. Forest Service personnel who shoot
recolless rifles and howitzers at ski resorts around here every week
aren!t shooting at skien, they are stopping potential killers -
avalanches.
At mallt Tiboe Basin resorts, ski patrollers who work ror the re-sorts take elre of avalanches,
but at resorts under special Resort owners have a vested
Forest Sftryice lease,• gove~ inte-rest in maintainlni the beat
ment creWI handle the problem. avalanche control poutble. In
AND THERE IS a special
team based here which tackles
the problem each week or as the
need arises.
Ranger Bob Huber heads Ute Theodore Dimauro
said he will attend al
least one rock music
concert this month at
the Springfield Civic
Center.
. team which includes Bob Moore
and Robert J ennings. They work
at several resorts in the Central
Sierra.
recent years, avalanches at
several Sierra resorts have
claimed alders lives, leadin1 to
extensive litigation which is on·
going. Similar fatal accidents
have occurred in uncontrolled
areas of the Sierra .
Huber and his staff are issuing
avalanche wam.in1s via the Na·
llonal Weather Service Jn Reno.
Dimauro bas
criticized rock concert
crowds, claiming they. scare people away from
downtown Springfield
with rowdiness. drink·
tni and noise.
the mayor appeared
before the Civic Center
Commission and re·
ceived ticket.a to hear
the punk rock group
"Klas " and an
Emerson, Lake and
Palmer concert at the
center.
.. As resort owners see hazards
building on a ridge or cornice,
they keep a close eye on them
and, if reqGired, abut doWI\ a run
or rans until we 1et there to
eliminate the hazardl," Moore
said.
BE AND IDS team put the
weapona on pre·made firing
stands, aJght them with pre-
determined references and start
shooting.
Two pound charges are fired
into huge snow banks. When the
TNT detonates, It ltactures the
precariously perched bank! and
creates a safe avalanche, aend·
inf tons ol ~ow down the moun·
tainside.
Moore explained that at
Alpine Meadows, control takes
about 20 shots aJon1 a ridfe. The
crew arrives early ln the mom·
tng and flnlshea well before
akiera arrt'ttt.
''THIS WORKS REALLY well
an~ we have had a lot cf ex-
perience •t Jt,11 MQore ex·
plained.
Ads 1'ieaoed
MOORE EXPLAINED TREY
are based on recent and predict·
ed snowfall conditions alon1
with actual dlta taken on ob-
serv atlon in the field.
"Ski pattollers control
avalanches by USlfally atandlne
above a ridge or' cornice and
dropping or throwing a fused,
two·pound charge Into the snow
bank. But with the weapons we
ellmlnat.e the need for proxlmi·
t.Y. It is a safer, cleaner way to
elfect the same thing," he said.
FOUR-YE4R-OW
LUCKY IN FALL
ESBJBRG, Denmark <AP> -
Four-year-old Jette Chriatensen
surfer'ed only a broken lea and
other minor injuries when she
fell 35 feet from a fourth-floor
apartment lo a cement floor, ~ police said.
They said she wu alone in the
apartment when she climbed
through • window and fell.
ly 1ovemln1 Lht u,. of mo-ped.s.
Tbo DctJ111J1ment ol Commerce
aay1, however, that m0tt or the
stat.ti have no ln•urance or safe.
ty requirements. Only about balt
require vehltle reiiltratlon .
TH2 STATE REGVIATIONS
renerally limit mo·ped speed.a to
20 or 30 mpl1; Hawall and
Maryland have set no max·
t mum. accordln• to the
ln1urance Institute for Hlfbway
Safety. Minimum ••• require· ments range from 12-yean-old,
be aald. . to 16 yeara. Some
states require operators to bold
a valld driver 's license or
learner's pennll; othen do not.
Only ooe state -New York -
bas a helmet-use Jaw, the
imlltute says.
"Safety experts are concerned
about potential problem& when
there ls a sudden influx of young
'mo-pedalisu' into the traffic
stream;' said Kenneth Licht,
manarer of the school and
college department ot the
National Safety CouncU.
WRITING IN A COUNCIL
r,ubllcatlon, Licht added :
'These youngsters may have
absolutely no knowted1e or the
rules or the road, will probably
be totally inexperienced in the
operation of a powered vehicle
ln traffic, will probably have
bad only minimal -U any -
driving instruction from the
dealer, and will not even be
required to wear a helmet to
protect themselves from their
own inexperience and youthful
exuberance."
StatUitics on mo-ped accidents
are not available because the
devices have not been 1n use
l ong enough and because
different states re<:orcl mo-ped
accidents in dllterent
categories. Meanwhile, the
safety council has iome basic
sugaestions for anyone who is
considering a mo-ped. Among
them:
-INSIST ON DETAILED
instructions from the seller.
Practice riding the mo-ped in an
off·1treet area. Wher you move
to re1ular streets, start wilh a
quiet telidenUal neighborhood
and gradually work your way up
to heavier traffic.
-Be as conspicuous as
poaslble. Wear Ught·colored
clothinJ., drive with llahts on and use a bike nag.
-Drive defensively ao you
can avoid C!Olllsions even in the
case or advene conditions or
mistakes by other drivers.
-Wear a helmet.
-Don't carry passengers.
-BE ESPECIALLY
careful when it rains. Like
any two-wheeled vehicle. a
mo·ped is particlarly unstable
on wet surfaces. Avoid oil,
gravel, sand and wet leaves
when possible. If you must ride
over a wet surface, try lo keep
to a straight line and uae brakes
with caution.
Mo·ped uae ls growing rapidly
In the United States. The
industry estimated 1977 sales of
about 200,000 and predicted that 3
mlJJlon or 4 mHlion mo-peds
would be sold annually in the fi rsl
halt of the next decade.
Most mo-peds are imports:
the Commerce Department says
102,000 mo-peds worth $22.l
million were imported in thE'
finl half of 1977. up from 31,000
· mo-peds worth $6.8 milllon in
the same pertod a year earlier
EUROPEANS HAVE ridden
mo-peds since the 1920s, the
Commerce Department says.
Mo·peds began gaining
popularity ln the United Stall's
about two years ago when
1landards for owning and
operating mo-peds were eased.
Previously, under most state
laws, mo-peda were considered
motorcycles and were subject to
11.rlot equipmen:. and licensing
requirements.
Mo-peds basically are
motorised bicycles. They have a
motor which is an lnte1ral part ot &he vehJcle -not an "uslsl ..
motor dee.llJ)ed to be added to a
conventional bicycle. They are
heavter than bicycles, weighing to to 100 pounds or more
co~pared to 25 to 40 pounds for
• bike.
The mo·ped1 have small encln and fet 120 to 200 mUes
)>e1' 1aUon ot auoUne. Exhaust.
•miuJona are 10 low that
mo·ptd• are exempt from
lateral antJ•poUuUon teiislaUon.
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3 bedroom unit .,
$l0S,000 Pride of
owner sh ip. Exccllt!nt
Costa Mei.a lot..i11on
Owner llOXIOU!>
'42·5062
Centwy 21 Crocker
VACAMT
Ready to move in. l'~lutc
home on a lurgl' lot Too
many amenities to list
$1W.9SO. Owner will help
on financing C:a II I t>r ap
poinunent.
642-5062
_ C"!!!-Y Zl~rock~
SBR ·& 2 BA
Wood f1<1ors wood
sh1nglt• roof. fireplace,
dblc 11ar aRc. Sli.t,500
GI Jo11A f1nanc1ng ~1Va1I
Sunta Ana near Warner
Roy McCcrcU•
1810 Newport Blvd.
Costa Meso 541-7729
RVP.ARICIHG
2 Story, 3 beds-m, rumpus
& dining room, fireplace,
bwlt·ins, tastefully de·
coratcd. Mucb. much
more. Ask1nt: $93,600.
Call ~O·llSl
--*,..HERITAGE
' • REALTORS
-DIVORCE
FORCES SALE
N1t·e J bedrm, 2 bath
family home, lge fenced
yard, move·ln cond,
Stll.950. Agt. b'1J·7737 or
~58424
HACH HOME
Loveable 2Br home in qui ckly 1erowing urea
near planned Manno in
llunlinitlon II urborur
REALTORS
675-SSll
OPEN HOUSE
IASTSIDI COSTA MISA: ltt L lltll
Sttt.t. W.. bultt, attrectlY4t DUPUX: 3
bedl'ootm & playdeck -~ •It 2
.,.. OOllft, paHo .. tneaos.d ysd loww, .....
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cuatOM b.aitt, 2 stOf'Y c..-Cod hOMt
ocro11 from tedy b.ach. a..HM Ilg lay
view, doM to Newport H..tMr Y~ Qub.
1HIR9 1,.c• a•olloblt for .,..........
oddlffOft. Opett Sanday I .5
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., CoroM .. Mer
675-5511
G"9f'OI I 002. GeMrat I 002 ...............................................
* BALBOA ISLAND * 200 DIAMOND, Open Sun. 12:304:30.
Lar~c 2-story home. 3 bdrms .• 2 baths.
frplc. + 2 bdrm. apt., 2 car garage.
Asking $240,000
DUPLEX, 2 bdrms. each; protected
garden. patio: full size lot. Shown by
app't. S159,000
* COSTA MESA * 316 15"' STltHT, Newport Hts Open
Sun. 12~4. Charming 2 bdrm., den, 2
bath home featuring new mstr. bdrm.
with deck LJ!e ., nicely landscaped
back yard. Double carport & a single
garage with elec. opener. Offered at
Sl30,000
WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE
299 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331
This rcfreshini.: home
hi.Ill swo mo. inrnme'in GNH'OI IOOl lGeMraf 1001
rear to help pay lhc rent. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
l i.horl blk to s;md &
oc-ean in Sunset Beach
EX('(!cllent v aluc $125,000
PRIU
<:harming revamped
3Br, 2Ba home, hU t"en
lals in rear produc:1ng
S400 income. Toda1s best
buy $139,500
IETTER l'!T
LookinR for an excellent
investment-> 8 unit~ only
3 yrs. old, $210,000 1st
BALBOA ISLAND
BAYFRONT
$348,000
c timeof'fes-ed HURRY' ~
This is the best home available on
Balboa Island. The toeation, view,
cons truction, amenities, etc. a re
superb. It won't be necessary tor this
ad to repeat We hope you get it!
AGEHT DORIS '7W$1 I
l'IHll't ft !U L 611-2102
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GOLF COURSE
Super {BR, 3 BA, 3 car
gar, xtra Ir)(. FR, stone
frpl, patio on fairwuy-
forever vacw. $214,000.
OHTHELAKE
Lollury condo 3 BR. 2
BA. frplc, large den Nr.
clubhouse. Sec. gales-
forever view. $100,000.
PAJ\EI,
WALKER
115-41441 CHawQ
TINUPOI
TIHDOWM?
Real Eatate Values
average 10% gain per
year, dotlars seem t.o lose
that much. Wblc:h ahould
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COMMERCIAL
LEASE
COROMA DR MAR
-m the heart or corona
del Mar. Approximately
4000 square feet on
ground noor plus 2 small
apartments. Parking for
up to 30 outomoblles. 65<
Per square fQOt.
COU OF NEWPORT
REALTORS
675-551 I
OPEN
SAT/SUN 1-5
JUST ftEDUCED · 4 bdrm .• 2~ b• .. r1tm. rm.
CornpJetely 1.1p1raded.
Low maltit. yard with
eo11crete & redwood dtct. New root, ne111 cop
per plwnbtni. Hardwood
Ooots lQd pfMter walls.
l5CJ1 -MAJUNERS DR ..
NEWPOR'l' BEACH
CHIMA COVE
ONMSUM.1·5
2731 SHElL ST.
Corona del Mar; newly,
professionally decoral
ed, 2 bdrm. + den · baths -3 story hom
w/elevatot; gourmet
kltch ·all teak cabinets
noor. wet bar, frplc. Some bay view, too!
Steps to beach & bay.
SZWJ.500 COSTA MESA
BROOKVJE
TOWNHOUSE, 3 BR, 2\AJ
ba , all elec. bll·lns,
brick lrplc.. upgrade
carpets, 2 l andscap
patios, pool area .
$,9901
Of'lN SUM. 1-4
I C>9 45"' StrHt
Corner duplex acros
from bnch Permanen
ocean view! SUW,000!
UDO SANDS
Hop. 1klp or Jump t
ocean : Hite new
b<lrms., 2 "lh1. used brick trpl.C,, o~ lt:ltct\e I& oll aappliances,
ca~t•{ drapes. Oru $HU6o a.ooa.y,..op.
Rtdtors
•'71-7060.
llGCAHYOH-
TOP GOLF couas& VIEW
2 Bdrm. Greenbrlur in prlme
location close to tennis, pool &
jacutz~. Lge. enclosed front paUo, 2
balcon1es on the view side. Formal
Dining Room. Wet bar. Fireplac~.
Large Maste r Suite. Sl74,500
including the land.
OPEN 1--4 #42 CANYON ISLAMO DR.
MANY VIEWS F.lOM
HARIOI VIEW HIUS
This lovely 4 bedroom, i•r.! bath
home. with a great view, is available
from the first owner. Call us for a
viewing of this home for S22l,500.
OPEN 1-4 1233 SURA.IMI
HAllOA Vll!W C.AllM&
Owner is moving and has found a
new home. This is the firs t time this
lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a
large yard has been offered. Asking
U47,900.
OrEM 1·4 1812 PORT SHlfRBJ>
EAS11LUFf AT ITS IEST-
J n s ide this n e wly painted,
immaculate home ls 3 bedrooms, 2
baths & an intimate kitchen·f amity
room . Outs id e ':' complete
1 a n d s c a pin g w i t.1l room for
expansion & located on a quiet
cul-de.sac. $139,500.
OPEN 1.4 107 CEllA PLACE
TREASuttE OH TEUAPIH
This Baycrest family area is rarely
available . See this exclusive 4
Bdrm. plus Family Rm. home on
pool sized lot . Refreshing -and its
yours for Sl85,000 Fee.
OPEM 1·4 1711 TEllAPtN WAY
EASE OF UVIMG-f'LUS STYU
Newport Crest 4 Bdrm. with ocean
view and greenbelt privacy. Highly
upgraded, spacious family room and
den a rea. Community pool & Tennis.
A large home for a small CNewport
Beach) price. $135,000 fee.
OPEH 1-S #I I IMA LOA COUIT
S&UOR CITl%8t5 CENTa
Directly across from this d"-plex
makes this a real prize. Completely
redone & new tbruout. Walking
dfstance to everything, only
S143,500.
CHOK:f LOCATIOM...
in TURTLE ROCK HJLLS. Spacious
manicured lawns & trees surround
this lovely 4 bedroom, famiJy home.
Panoramic view for only $159,000.
TURTI.E ROCK PltEstDEMT HOMI
S Bdrm., View of nig ht lights.
Air/conditioned, s prinklers a nd
lights thruout yard. Close to pools
and tennis. Plan 80. S215,000.
IEAU'TJFUI. IUY IM IA YCREST
Bright & beautiful 3 bedroom. den &
la rge COWllrY kitchen. Large, sunny
rooms &c a lovely rose garden, all
with a traditional look. $184,500
DELUXE TOWNHOUSE DUft.EX
3 bedrooms, 3 baths and 3 bedrooms,
2 baths. Perfect for investor or
owner occupied. Can walk to Lido
Village, markets and steps to canal
and ocean. Some view of ocean.
Owner has to sell ! $265,000
JUST USTS>-IA YSHOltES
Lovely 2-story home on Bayshore
Dr. 4 Bdrm.. Fam. Rm. 4 baths.
overlooking beautiful lanai. Close to
private beach & ~arina. $275,000.
IAYIHOUS cONTIMPOIAaY
lligh beam ceilings, skyliehts &
beautiful wood & brick cfominate
this 3 bedroom & study home. Large,
private south patio. $269,500 fee.
IAILY ILUFFS~UST RIDUCEO!
TOTAL PRIVACY ln this 3 bdrfl).
end unit! New appliances, camel
carpet, fixturos. wallpaper, etc .•
everything ls model pcrf ect Cor the
penon who wants condo living with
complete privacy overlooking a llL1h
greenbelt. $149,500.
Oc:Mt4 AND HAllOI VJIW
Plus nite Ughta, too! And that's not
a lL.French doors. Private patios,
Pool, Wo6d deckins? and a rooster
bedroom suite with library complete the picture. $225,000.
(28 O~l Y PILOT
MAIJHA HIGHLANDS
Enjoy beautiful Catalina 11unsets
from this lovely hillside home
localed In one of Costa Mesa'lj least
known residential area.Ii. S bdrrru., 3
baths, 2000 8Q fl. S159,SOO. Century
21 Crocker,642·5002
ESTAnHOME
Cu!ltom huilt home wi dct aC'l11::1I mother-in-law quarters. Hardwood
noors, 2 frplcs. double lot + too
many other 11men1t1l'1> lo list Must
be M'l'll to apprec1L1te. SlGU,950.
·century 21 Crockc:r , 612·5062
TWO EASTSIDE SLHPERS
1·3 bdrm, 11:. ba, double garage.
Cleaner th<1n i.now ANO 1·2 bdrm. rrplc, double garaae, hardwOOd
noor. Startt•r. Call for appt. c;entury
21 Ooyll', 548 1168
TRHS ·TREES
Remodeled 3 bdrm, super sharp!
Boat & cdmper acce.,s home with
earl htone c·.i rpl'ls. Price SG9,600.
Coll Century 21 Doyll:', 548-1168
FOi LEASE
'fhis 2 story, 4 bdrm 3 nATH,
rlouhlr garage exec. home available
now• SS95 per mo. Call Century 21
Doyle, 548·1168 for apµL.
VA SPECIAL
Top M~a Vc•rcle area. 3 bedrnnms,
family room & large yard with 2
<'OV<'rt•d palms. Why Invest more?
l'.,e your VA Ju~l h!>ted. Hurn !
C:ill now! 645-7221. Century 21
Westcliff.
Saturday, January 14, 1978
Du.ti' TU.fl
Large 3 br, 2 story Brookview unit
near So. Coast Plaza. P rivute patio,
atrium & M/BR patio-balcony.
ncautlrully uperaded & pnced to
i.ell fast at $81 ,400. Owner is
motiva ted! Century 21 Airport,
751-3910
DUPLEX
3 bedroom units. Sl05,000. Pride or
"" lll'ro;h1JJ. l::Xl:el h:nt Co.,ta Mesa
Inc .1t1on. Ownl:'r anx1ou:1. Century 21
I '11ickcr, (i42·5062
PICTURE PRETI'Yl!
Exquisite living areas I Gourmet
kitc hen . Art11llc fi r eplace .
Exceptional mater w /lux urloua
both. Jn11tant appeal. $79,950.
Century 21 Surf, 97!H OSO
B.EGAHT LIVINCi!I
l"aalidiou:.ly clean 3 bdrm executive
home. Candlelight dlnlnf, chef's
kitchen . Master suite w /aunny
rourtyard. Incredible value at
$!19,950. Century 21 Surf, 979·1050
V .A-THE WIUOWS
$2500 below VA appraisal. Vacant,
upgraded 3 hr. Move-in condition on
IR ('Omer lot. Beautifully decorated
& has ev~rything • except a new
ow ner Located near llerita1e
Park. Century 21 Airpor t, 751·3910
OPEN SUNDAY I TO S ATTENTION
VETERANS! 140 VIA HAVRE. LIDO ISLE
P restige home d es tg ned for family
Ii ving & entertaining. Lge. com er lot.
Home has 2 patios, 4 bdrms., 4112
baths; custom dt•corated. Abundant
s t orage s pace, intercom , stereo,
security sys tem. 3 Car gar age.
$375,000.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
Rent Ult yours-Huge 4
Bdrm w /lge country
kitchen, massive brick
!rplc, Crull trees ealore
Owner will entertain al
offers. Asking $72,SOO.
CaJINow.
J.C. Mash Rffllton
540-510 I
1.11 Hu /\"I" Dr"'" N B o/'l 6161 IE UNIQUE IN '71
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HORSE ESTATE SEAVIEW O ne 'a cre w it h n
beautifully landscaped IY OWH!R
eleaant Ranch home. 4 Corner Bar I I arbor
Br 2"'11 baths .. Covered 3 Br, 3 ba, 2 elriumB
atablea. l\tany omcnith".'1 180 Deg. view.
Call anyllmo 549.3344 Ncveroccupied.
,\&t. $265,000 G46·61M16
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offices of Unique Homes
ror a fantastic 1978. Ac·
celerated commission
schedule. ln·house swlna
loans, creative sales
aidf, computer terminal
& active tralnlna " ad·
mlnlstraUon. Be unique
In '78 with Ualque Homes
Real F.state. Contact Jim
Wood at 875~. J ackle
Handleman at 548·5980
A I.EAL IEAUTY!
Courtyar d w/rountaln leads to
elegant entry. Lovely living rm,
forpi•l dln lnc r m. ra mlly rm
w/cractllng fireplace. 4 l&e bdrma.
2 cover ed pallos • park·llke
grounds. Call today. Century ,i1
TuJtin Hllla, Realtors, 647-6934 ·
LAGUMA BEACH
OCEAN VIEW
Look at thiJI one! Own your own upt
overlookJng the blue Pacific. Only
$95,000. Open Sul & Sun 12·5, 2AO
Mou St .. apt l. Century n Manen
Real Eat.ate, 640-5357
.
SHOOTY ADDRESS St7,t00
U p on ente rlni lhe security
controlled gate you reel the
presen<'e of elegance everywhere
you look, tree lined alreeta 6:
wandering walkways. Thia 8 br
masterpiece is adaptable to JOY
form of entertainlng. Century 21.
830-USl
LAKE FOREST
HANDYMAN HEEDED
Vacant wifinhbed estate. Here la a
real opportunity to finish & aavel
Your chance to move up for a
rracUon of the cost or the completed
home. Call for details. Century 21,
830-1151
For You. .. REA( EST ATE LICENSE SCHOOL s99 I•
DtlTY DfnY YUICI
Paint & aavel 4 br w/custom noor
to celllna rou1b atoned frplc.
Challeoce your lma1inatioo &
handyman ability. Save thousands.
on this a mazing valuer Call nO\fl
Century 21, 831HlSl
FAHTASTIC VIEW
You will be enchanted by this 3 br, 3
car home. thal ta altuated on a lge
sec lude d lot In S an Juan.,
Undeniably desilJled Calif. llvtn1
with endless view to the ocean.
JnvesUgatel Cenblry'21, 1581-3253
A QA&. DOl.LHOUSE
· 4 br m asterpiece of convenience &
p lanolog. A gorieous pool w/auJte &
1pa enhances lbo beauty of Ulla
home. Decorated with lmaiinallve
touches & warm colors. You'll
acree thl• ls a lot for $89,800.
Century 21. ~1·5m
OWNER TIAHSFURED
Must seU thiJI charming 4 br ln the
next 30 days. Owner ls anxJoua Ir
wUJ listen to au ortera & terms. Air
cond., pool, are just two or the
features of t his eoraeoua home.
Veta t a ke advantage. $84,900.
Century 21581·5253
~-Century 21 ~~~ Orang• County. Inc..
INCLUDES: 1. 8 lectures 2 Homeatudy materials 3.
Workbook 4. Sample teat booklets. Tape cassettn of all 8
lectures available to our atude nta only at nominal lee.
UOOISl.I
·It's 11 lte new t h ls outstandlna
beautifully appointed executive
home ln a preatlalous location.
Open Sat Ir Sun 12-5. 737 Via Udo
Nord. Century 21 Marten Real
Estate, 64().53S1
IALIOA ISLAND
Custom deslcned & quallty bulll. 4
bdrm, 3 bath, biahly desirable
location. Open Sat & Sun 12·5. 209
Pearl Ave. Century 2l Marten &al Estate,~
IJDOISLI nus fantastic 4 bdrm !Mnne baa
been completely redecorated.
Located on one of Lido'• quiet
lnalde streets. $249,000. Century 21
Crocker,~
WISTCURICOMDO
E xcellent buy on tb._ 1pactoua
home. Close to everythlni. Includes
1 pool, sauna, clubhouse. If )'Ou like
.Jow main ten ance with out
ucrtrlcJn1 quality. Call todQ.
SU. 72ZJ.. Cm&ur7 21 WfJltclitt.
HAllOl YllW "Ga.Mr"
Low price for this proven &
''PORTOFINO" fJoor plan. Close to
park, ~. " acbooL 2 stories, 3
bedrooms, (amJly room +separate
larae 1ame i:oom & Ion. Owner la
anxious so submit your offer .
A1kln1 $173,500. Fee. 6'5·1221, . Centur,y 21 Westclllf
HIWPOIT CREST COMDOS
Paqoramic ocean view, apUl-1.evel,
custo mized 1nter1or designer 's
ome, 1179,500. IJ9 Swin Court. Also
desianer decorated , completely
furn. condo only S127,SOO. 1132
Encore. Century 21 M11.rten Real
Estate 840-5357.
SANTA ANA
YOUR OPPORTUNITT!!
Sharp 3 bdrm, 2·story. Welcomin
courtyard entry, new paint, coiy
eat-in ldlcben. All ror only SSl,000.
'Hurry I Century 21Surf,97&-1050
VA TaMS • Sll.000
Owner must aell 3 bdrm, famlly
home w/covered 4r enclosed patio, 2
frplc1 • llv rm & paUo. Near So.
Coast Plua. Priced below market •
bu.rry I c.enll.u'y 21 Airport, 751·3910
PAJM'I' & SA VE!
UNDER $65,000. 4 bdrms, 2 baths,
enclosed covered patio, lge rear
yard. VacanL Owner anxious. Will
VA or FHA. Century 21 Tuatin Hilla.
• Realtors, 641-8834
I TU STIM
• ULnMATI B.IGAMCI
in the foothllla of North Tustin.
SumptJous mstr s uite + 4 more
overalz.ed bdrms. Gourmet kitchen.
3 frplca. · POlh, park-like grounds
w/covered patio & 2 nre rings. Must
see to apprec. Century · Zl Tualln
Hills, Realtors, 547..eM •
LOW DOWN IY OWHER
'Wafter S.J<u.g . FHA TE1lMS BeauUruJ, new 2 story
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
314 PROSPECT, N ewport Beach; A·
frame 3 BR with atrium. Lge. balcony
orr mstr. suite; best buy at $107,000!
1521 ,ICIMCiS ID., N.B. Forever view of
bay & ocean; beautiful hillside site; 3
BR home with jacuzzi off mstr. suite.
S265,000 .
207 COi.TOH. N .B . Cannot be duplicat-
ed d uplex; lge. 4 BR. + 3 BR; near
beach & community clubhouse. Frplcs.
OPEN SAT. &SUN.1·5. $189,500
22t W. WILSON, Costa Mesa; only 2
left; new studio or single story condos;
Jge. 2 BR's, patios, balconies, all blt-
ins, frplcs. $67,500 & $68,750
4915 •UCE CllSCINT, N.B. Charming
home nt. beach; private community.
Easy care, park-like yard; sprklrs,
gar. dr. 'opener, smoke detector, trash
comp .• etc. $135,000
DAVIDSON REALT?
111 ' ,/, ' 'i ,f , f' J I t ,if , 'Ii r J
n ' , '• "•' '' IJ Jr! '' I' I ~ • i(lf.()
BAIJOA PENINSULA POINT
Profeu. decorated 3 bdrm. + den +
office: located on prtme Seville street
of the Point. Ste»• to boit Ja\.mehln1 ra~p & prtyate beach. OWlier' HYI plumblDf , electrl c•l Ii heattn1
complete ly r e placed. Llated at
1215,000 -remember What you could
have boulht propert.y for?
Jl41S1¥1.1.1 OPIMIAT/~ 1-1
& A66oc. 673-2500
OPEN SAT./SUN. 1·5
I !SH SAHl>CAsnl DI.
Lusk Harbor View.Hllls, CdM. Popular
·"Burlingame" S1JR, conv. den. fam.
rm .• pool &jac~~ .
6 SUMllDGL llVIMI
Deerfield; detached family home; 2 •
BR, conv. den, air-cond., profess.
landscaped. $89,500 Including land!
WA.,.,.OMI' LOI'
One of the few remaining among pre-
stige homes in heart of Newport
Beach. Pier & slip permitted. ~.ooo
Including land !
JO ACU LAll-flSH/SWfM/SAfl.
Yours to enjoy with this lge. luxurious
town.home. 3 BR, library, 3 baths.
S147 ,/)00 Including lilnd !
IAYPIOMT WIMTa llMTAL
4 BR., prtv. sandy beach. S750 Mo.. furn. t
· , $51.500 TO ••
201 oalNii Tiii. Jrv. Orange Tree
LaJce l ·bdnri. condo, racet stream &
pool, gym, teruitj & aauna. lll.500
COUM'l'IY CW1DI..11 .. Vflrde. Flnt
offeiingf 3 Bdrms.1 r~mlly rm., formal
dlnlnj; big comer iot, bOat access. Im·
rnacUlatel SlJ.9,500
2 Be dr m with guest Daoa PL home. 4br, 21,ii
bonseon bie R.a lot. Ask· ba. liv. rm., fam. rm ..
lal$C9.SOO. Call anytime. fonn. din. rm.. up,r kit,. SCOTT RIAL TY 3 car gar., Lee cul-dHao .• Sl6-7SlJ view lot. 1120.000. ~~~~~~~3 . J
Op111 Homes Sat/S• I ·S J2J Ap al11 m. W llld $275,000
2220 w ... ~ .... CdM s11s,ooo
4604 St .. ar• CDpld S 175.000
111 Topa. lal llld Sllt,100
467 Wtlln b rltr S 127.10~
IA YROMT DUPUX $450,000
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THE STARNES COMPANY
REAL TORS 640-5711
180 Newport Center Dr., NB.
PRESENTS
• Big Canyon Golf Course Estate•
The ultimate in li ving luxury on
nearly ~:? ac. Jot. Enter parking court
t hru remote control ~ates for privacy
& secunty. ~arvel ut nearly 7000 sq.
ft. home ideally designed and
decorated tor formal entertaining, yet
has u t•ozy den for relaxing, a
separate game room/wet bar for
casual parties, speclacul&r free form
1>00l/jacu7.z1 and separate pool house
for wet fun, 5 huge bedrooms 5V2
baths, breakfast nook, and of c~urse
an exercise room.
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THE IEST l'VE SEEN .••••
Jn all or Scavicw this one slands out.
f'or its view. floor phrn, decor and
pnee. It's a Port Hoyal floor plan w1lh
scver:.il upgrades and a fohulous,
unobMrurtcd \'lew. Von 't forget the
many umcnities of Scavicw or that
this is a lowc~t pritl' of S255.000.
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REAL TORS·. 675 6000
?443 List COd\f H1qltwdy, Corona tl1•I Mar
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OPEH HOUSES sat;s ... 1-5 PM
18 Ima Loa Crl, HI $159,500
I 07 "A" St. lal Penin $265,000
I 91 I E. lalboo II, Penin S275.000
218 Amefttyst fDpbl I.I S298, 900
4 I 02 lri~ ISwiJ S97,500
1839 Sabriltcs TMT $425,000
* •SPACIOUS & BEAUTIFUL $226,500
Fresh and coordinated decor and
located °" a ~ comer In N.wporl
l.ach. Perfect family ho1M with 4
bedroo.ns_ krge formal dWng room w1th
fireplace: for rnal lh·lng rOOM PLUS
pa1tfled t..ity roont 1-. ~ for
billiard t~. Groomed & londlcapecl
yard sun~ Hti1 prime p operty.
Show11 by appointment.
••OM WATBt WITH DOCK Sl59,500
Welf..planned townhome with 3 h.clroom1
and y<* own Hte land CMd yow dock.
C onvuient Ne wport location a1td
well-priced.
EXE<:UTIV! CONDO S239,500
Fabulous location with view, ptt1tfci-0
security and Hte rigM oddttts! Adult 2
bedroom wiHt all lauries of pool, sauna,
focuul. loot dock may be available.
Ownu MaY CClftM., leaH/opHon.
GRANDEUR OM POINT $275.000
Prntkjb9 CCM"Mt" with loods of room
for Ht• a.. famlty. Opett and exd tlncJ
two-story home with 4 IMdrooms, family
l'OOflt • deft. plus Indoor «Jn...O.OUU. Aft
unusual CS.. cont.mporary •sign.
DUPUX. lelJtM llland UH, 900
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WCJe 4 ~ and 3 ~ ....._
lalconln and patio• for ettjoyinc) Island
IMn9.
VIEW, LIGHTS, GLAMOUR $425,000
Close to yacht dlAtt and bnt JocoHc. lft
lr11H Terroce. h..tffulty dtcorahd 4
bedroom llome with fa11llly roo1n,
90'9f091 pool Ir patio. YCMI own the t-.d
•d the prf•ocy. A perfect executfve
retreat for the femlty altd for ..... ,.. .....
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* * A 816 NEW YEAR * *
WITH BRIGHT NEW LISTINGS
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5
IN THE ILUFFS
405 FELIZ. A very "limited edition"
home. the "Estralita", 3 Bdrm & Cami-
1 y rm. choice end unit, fronting on
widest "early area" greenbelt. Totally
redecorated & stunningly appointed.
Huge private patios, 2 frplcs., new ap.
pliances, gorgeous plush carpeting &.
coordinated wall coverings. Just plain
beautif uJ ! Offered at $185,000.
2215 FIFSTA. "Premium offering".
highly desirable & much sought after
s ingle story 3 bdrm. + added lanai;
end unit, adult home on quiet 1'best
a rca" cul de sac. Dute h dean & most
inviting! Many deluxe features.
S145,000. OWNER WILL FINANCE.
llG CANYON
41 CANYON ISLAND DR. 2 Bdrm. &
d en end unit "Pinehurst". enjoying a
swcepin~ l!Olf course \'iew. This award
winner would make a model home
blush with envy. Ucfinitely elegant!
$185,000
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WIDF. OPEN SPACES -Thal is what
you will Sl'C out of the tam. rm. &
kitchen windows of this lovely 3 Br,
1 % ha Turtlerock Broadmoor home.
Located in the gently sloping hltls of
Irvine. It's priced below mar ket at
SI 10,500.
AT LF..AST"1'Hil'{K ABOUT>IT! -2on
I Sup<.•r C<IM loe, 3 Br unit rn front. 1
Br unit in rt.'ar Live in om·. rent the
other Now lhal you have react 1t. call
us ~1 72.500
ITS l\l NE\\'POR'» BEACII -l'lose
to the Back Bay, 4 Br. 3 ba t·ondo IL
has it ull ind. the n ght'priCl'. Sll8.SOO.
JT NEEDS 1 IELP -But you tan save
., bundle by cleaning it up yourself. 3
llr, P!a ba. Nice yard with lots of
overgrown shrubs. G rcat location. Be
creative & save. $85,900.
640..9900
BEST IN BLUFFS
1-lEVB.. lg<.•. 2 bdrm .. early Bluffs;
huge c.Jeck, spectacular bay view!
Sl86.000. L<'ase/oplion lo purchase, or
lt•asc onlv. \150 month.
OPEN l ·S 503 AV~tbA CAMPO
HARBOR VIEW HOMES BARGAIN
Popuh1r l'ortafrno: large corner lot,
parks u..lc sdtinP !wart ol Newport;
spacious :1 hdr m . 21 • ha . f am. rm.,
form. din. $157,000, wilh land'
OPEN 1·5 1148 PORT WESTIOURNE
HELEN 8. DOWD
REALTOR, INC. MLS 644-0134
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Mtwport-Mese 1..-cl of RNlton
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I PROPERTIES
Wl·:~l .1-'.Y N
TAY LOR CO.
HEALT<>HS ....,1 1H'l ' 1H4()
CAMEO HIGHLAHOS -OC:IAM VllW
A r eal warm family home with 4
bdrms, ram rm, form al dining +
bonus rm. Cathedral ceiling in LR.
private front court-yd. Quiel
street-almos t like country living.
Private beach. $179,500. Hurry!
4501 SURltlY DL SAT/SUM 12·4
IALIOA ISLAND -Sllf.!100
What a greut fun a.-ea to live. Steps to
bech. quafot restaur ants & unique
shops! Lovely 3 BR comer home incl.
spac. mstr BR wlth study. Corner
fireplace, 3 baths & soutb patio.
.ZO I PEARL AVIHUI SAT/SUM 1·5
CAMEO SHORES -Sl 10,000
Exciting ocean & sunset view from
this lovely J bdrm home. Beaut.
stcpdown livmg rm. Den w/wet bar ,
m~lr bdrm w/separate Mr. & Mrs.
bath. formal DR--ull o'looking pool. A
bit of Hawaii right hero in CdM.
4525 CAMDEN DR. SAT/SUM 1.5
VIEW -IRVIME TERRACE -1275,000
Ell'gant simplicity, spacious rooms
finest construction & detail:
magnificent living rm, handsome den,
secluded patio & modest ocean view. 2 ·
Bd r ms plus. Land included.
I 107 TAHUNA TEAR. SAT 1.5
LIDO ISLE IA YMONT
G rcat view of bay! For lease: lovely
upstairs 3 bdrm 2 bath triplex apt .
Lge rms, p lush cptn g. Close·in
location. On sandy beach. Clubhouse
& tennis cts privilege. $750 Mo.
418 !2 VIA UDO MORD SAT/SUM l·S
THE ILUFfS -GH.!HtaT VllW
and walk to pool. Much desired plan
on 3 levels. 2 LJ?C bdrms & paneled
dt•n with fireplace. Mirrored form a l
dining rm .. Wt!l bar. air cond, 2 patios.
Dt•corator wallpapers. Lease $800 Mo.
2921 PSI.A SAT/SUH 1·5
RESIDENTIAL LOT-SSt,tsO
A great buy in a beautiful residential
area of Capistrano Beach. Slightly
Rloped. Great for a split-level home.
Priced for quick sale.
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS
21 11 S. Jooqu5" HJlls RMd
NEWPORT CEHTU, N.11. 644-49 I 0
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RESOLUTIONS
Our Best For You
LAGUNA IEACH --180 degJ"ee view
home. 2 Bedrm, 2 bath, + sundeck.
Arch Beach Heights. 1211 Miramar
$1 12,000.
MESA WOODS -secluded, landscaped
& decorated. 4 Bedrrn atrium home,
spacious kitchen-family room, large
double garage with opener . 3428 Santa
Clara. Open Sun. 12:30-4:30.
NEWPORT SHOllS -Dutch door
entry, 3 bedrm , 2 bath, double car
garage off alley. Tennis, pool & rec.+
beach living. 230 B Lugonia. dti RllA11 t1f1N't,..w
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~COATS & WALLACE
'-:I:ll REAL ESTATE, INC.
I\ LOCAll Y OWN LO COM Pl\ NY ~lRVI NG
fH[ SOUTH COASI ARLA ~INCi 1%1
ODYSSEY -Your wanderings will
become something of the past when
you move into this special preowned
SPYGLASS 4 bedrm for only $259,000 .
Sunrise, swuiet all yours .along with
night llghts. Call for an appointment,
64Ml61
llAUTIFUL MESA VERDI -
•'Exception a l " descr ibes t h is
beoutlful ad ult occupied condo!
Immaculate condition, new carpetlng1 outstandibg location across from pool
a nd school. Priced t se2.900. 146-4141
<->1·r .. 1nq C o c,t.1 Me<>.1 lr 111110•
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macnab I Irvine
raalty
OCIPTIC»W. IAYROMT oMiiJN6 s BRs Uicl~lri& maid5. Glamorous
homo for eDtertaiDln• w1rormal
dlniog rm, cmt.Om wa bar, pOOl,
Jacuzzi +. allp tor lg. boat.
Beauttfwly mainatlnedl $550,000
IJeasehold. Appl. only_. Cathy
Schwclckeit IQ.USS. <E·'7)
675·3411
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OPEN HOUSES 1·5 PM
HAllOlt VIEW LUSK -trl·level home has m any
custom features. Large courtyard, beautJ!ul olive
tree and many rose bushes. Bltn bookshelves, formal
dining r m, paneled family rm w/parquet floor, huge
pool. Open Sat/Sun; 873 Sandcastle Dr.
TUITLDOCIC lllOADMOOll -newly orrered, 3
bedrm, f amlly rm a nd den home. Comer lot. Approx
1750 sq.ft. Nicely la ndscaped. Vacant, Owner
nnxious. Ottered at $119,900. Open Sunday: 19322
Sierra Bello
HARIOR VIEW MILLS -lowest priced ocean view ln
CdM. 3 Bedrm, family rm + formal dining. 2 Cozy
fireplaces & beamed ceilings. Open S unday; 1114
Whitesails.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS -beautifully upgr aded 4 bedrm
home with large pool & jacuzzi with much privacy.
Large lot. Palo Verde stone fplcs. Approx 2500 sq.ft.
Offered at $210,000. Open Saturday; 4610 Dor chester.
SPYGLASS -This popular Portsmouth model o!Cers
3 bedrms, 2 bath. l mmaculate condition. 3 Car
garage. Approx 2 yrs old. Also offers beautiful ocean
view. Tinted windows. Owner will carry l arge 2nd
trust deed. Offered at $298,000. Located at 19 San
Mateo Way; Open Sat/Sun.
HAllOR VIEW LUSK -Vacant 4 bedroom. family
room, ocean view. J ust painted inside waiting for
you, to .move into. $249,500. 3907 Inlet Isle. Open
Sat1 Sun. $249,500.
HAllOR VIEW LUSK PRIVACY-PRIVACY.PRIVACY -
This 4 bedroom haven is an executive reward -
green hills, blue Pac.ific. a home to make it all wort~while . Corona del Ma r at its beat. 1436
Keyv1ew. Open Sat/Sun. $259,000.
OTHER PROPERTIES
llG CAMYOM DIANI -most popula r Versailles
model, end unit. Gorgeous night light view with
Catalina as a bon us. Highly upgraded. Priced to sell.
COIOMA DEL MAR DUPLEX -this duplex has been
completely remodeled new carpels thruout, new
paint inside and out. New appliances. Each unit
features: 2 bedrms, 1 bath. Highly desira ble rental
area.
..A TOUCW' of Mento Kol -Walk into another world
to y our pool sized bubbling jacuzzi s urrounded with
50,000 pounds of rock & stone mossed walls. Bonsal
Black Pines brilliant plants, redwood decking, 2
tier ed wat er(a lls. Absol utely breathtaking
Customized features include shutters, bookcases:
waJlpapers, balcony library, watersoftener, bullt in
dosets, air conditioner with air purification syst em
automatic sprinklers and much more. You owe it t~
your self to see this magnificent piece of property.
COSTA MESA TllPLEX -reduced! Approx 2830 sq.rt.
of well maintained living space. 4 Carports, 10 yr s
old, located in good·r enta l area. New carpet, paint &
wallpaper front. unit, DW & bltns. all units. Offered at $144,500.
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NEWPORT BEACH
A prime opportunity wltb an outsta nd·
ing reaJ est.ate organization + high
earnin~s ! Experien ce ia a mus t.
PresUg1ous location. All applications
held in strictest confidence. Please
tRVIME TU•ACI
5 Bdrma, 4 balh, family
room, d ining room,
nreplace. pool. Feel and
North LCllJllftO COftdo
Lal'le 1 Bedroom. Whit water view. $12,500.
down.
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2 Hausa on 1 lot in the
Newport Height.a area.
Each 2 bedroom. Call
546-SlllK>
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FIHIR HOME$
FROM $39,500 TO $195,000
HEWPotn' 'OOL HOMl-Cl69,500
Spacious 3 BR/family rm nestled in
park-hke>, country setting. 6 fruit
trees: Jg. pool area; kitchen
w/nook. OPEN SAT Ir SUH 1·5 P.M.
2227 DONHIE llO. <E-23)
IA YCREST-fVAN WW.S
Quality home w ;ne>w (woody)
kitchen, overlooking sparkling pool
surrounded by lo\ cly patio. 4
king-size BRs ! A custom home in
MINT COND IT ION & for 1mmcd.
occupancy! S221,000. OPEN SAT Ir
SUH I ·5 P.M. 1756 SKYLARK. ( E-24)
SUPER LIVING-UHDER $82,0001
Newport Beach! Elegant 2 BR, 2
bath+ dmm~ rm (•Ondo w/22' hvmg
rm w 'fireplace. Pool. Walk to shops
& buses. OPB4 SAT & SUH 1.s P.M.
I 242 RUTLAND RD, #2, WESTCLIFF
AREA. ( E-25 >
SUNSHINE HOME!
HARIOR VIEW HOMES!
Jus t ll slt·d Palermo model
featuring enough upgrades to make
it a Great Home sn a Great
Community! Come & sec 12·5 P.M.
SAT & SUN.-2018 PORT RAMSGATE.
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DESIGHED FOR LEISURE LIVING
OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 P.M. -2101
WINDWARD LM. 1off Tradcwmds) -
BA YCREST. 4 Bil home providing
maximum family or ,gul'Sl sleeping
pr1vac·y. Lg. formal dining rm,
attractive-family rm + island
kitchen w '<:alinJ,.! ar(•a. Sparkling
pool & patio + extra area for
('hildn·n NOW O\;LY $2 15.000!
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ILUFFS I-STORY
OPEN SAT 12·5 P .M. Highly
cuslom1zcd "/\nala" w hdwd flO<)rs,
grasscloth, chopping hlock counters
& mirrored wardrobes. End-unit·
w l privalc patio. Purchase at
Sl24,500 or lease 'option. 2706 VISTA
DEL ORO. < E-27)
LIDO ISLE
Exceptwnal. one·of-a kind Cape
Cod homt· w :l HHs, sunny g:m.lcn
d1n1n g rm & t''!Ll•ns1ve USl' of
uscd-hrkk & warm \\.'oods On a lot
and a h<.tlf. S240,000 probate sale.
OPEM SAT & SUN 1-5 P.M. 140 VIA
WAIIERS. <E·28)
IAYCREST
Charmin~ family home w 4 BRs.
family rm wJf1replacc. gourmel
kitchen w;sep. brkfst rm &: formal
<I i n in g. OP&I SAT & SUM 12:30.4:30
P.M. 1915 WINDWARD. ( F.-29)
llG CAHYOH
Pla n 2 Broadmoor <5BR converted
to 3BR) w 'playroom-BR combo.
The perfect family home
w free-form pool w·iron gate.'
Great corner location 1 S348,000.
Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <E-30>
CAMEO SHORES
P:inoram1c ocean vu.'w from this
beautiful 4 or 5 BR home. Living rm
w 1hi -bcam ceiling & s unken
conversation area. Bridge across
Polynesian free-flow pool located in
courtyard. Appl. only. S349,000
Donna Godshall 644 ·6200. !E-31)
CAT.ALINA & SUNSET VIEWS
Warm tones. w 1 use of woods &
brick, enhance the beauty & charm
of this unusual Somerset. 5 BRs,
step-c1own family rm, 2 fireplaces,
wet bar + lg. prof. designed patio.
Comm. pool & tcnms nearby. Appl.
only. Lois Egan 644-6200. (E-32)
llG CAHYOH-MOHACO
Prlvacy & elegance abounds in this
drama tically upgraded beauty
w m arvelous view. 3 BRs; formal
dining; master BR s uite on lower.
level; brk garde n patios w ' re flee.
p<>ol. $298,500. Jeri Hunt 642-8235.
<E·33)
"PING OH THE SUH"
Cheery "E" plan on wide greenbelt
4t quiet street in The Bluffs.
BcauCifullv d~coratcd. former
model w/3 · BRs + Jg. family rm. '
Approx. 2200 sq.fl. Owners bought
another. Sl57 ,500. J ean Dales
642-8235. <E·34 l
HAatoa VllW HOMIS
Carmer model on one or best streets
It\ Phase U. Woodsy warmth w12
brk fireplaces, formal dining &
very private backyard 'designed tor
Jow-maint. Qujck escrow deslred!
S146.500 fee. Joyce Edlund 6-U·823S. <E·35)
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SI 7 5,000 fun1 •.
See & bear the surf and
bad: i n the su n oC
Newport &ach lh·in&.
JUST STEPS TO BEACU. Large 2 Ddrm
unit• with patios 4'
ba1conle11 orrer excellent
renlal units for :.um·
mer/winter rentuls.
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WHA. TA IARGAIN!
LU11k Realtv ha.'1 lo offer
lO new unci cxper1enl'l.>d
:.ale!>people.
• Hcce1 ve top comm.
•Incentive progrum
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•Greal reCcrrJI pro-
gram
•Plus much more
Call toduy ror conf1dcn
ual interview. 960·4301
BOAT DOCK
fllfl new 3Dr & rum rm
home on the water 1n
Ulunncl Islands llarhor,
JU!>l cumpll'lcd
W/lndst•pg & d(){'k, muny
c u ' t o m r t• a t u r c s .
$218,000. Several other
plans avail. Bkr (l!OSI
4116·0026
*MOVING*
Mu!>l :.ell two homes near
Newport lle1ghts: new 3
bdrm .. 21 2 ba . ch;1rm1ng
upgrndcd 2 hdrm. home.
~JS,000.
('~II 0 Hb HU 111~ 1'ur Nt•porl Po•I Ollie•
POOL HOME!!
S58,900!!
VA TERMS
Tremendous 3 lir home
w/o,·crMzed ram rm & ma..'"'"' brick fplc on
flW{'l. secluded St. Seller
mll!>l mu\ e an ii hurry &
W111 cnlcrta111 any rcas.
ofter
754-7800
Popular G Plun on
pnvate corner. Prof. de·
cor. 4 Br. 3 Bu . spac
bnck patio SIGS,000 l'all
to see. 640·2331
INCOME!!!
BAI.BO/\ PENIN , 5
years young , duplex. 3
up & 3 down. ocean i.1de
of blvd. Pride of
ownership property:
gootl r('nlal history.
$lij9,000 lncludin& land!
b'i3·J663 6'2·2253
associated
B~OKEJI<, 1HllLTORS
101~ W lalbou 6' J ' •I
'.Vant Ads Call 6-t2·S678
GeMroJ 1002
Pete f?w.rett Jealty
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KINGS ROAD~EW
Cliff ...._-+ltw Uttt.G
View or center of Newport Harbor!
Custom built, s uper quality 3 bedrm,
den home. Cul-de-sac alley with exti::a
parking for car buffs -concrete pad
as well for RV. Low maintenance yard
with lovely enclosed patio. Each
bedroom has it's own bathroom.
102 1119 Id. "*'· Sat/S.. I ·S
YACANT-WESTCLIFF
Meat & Hie. J •••ao• --2 bath home.
Av ail able quickly. Comfortable big
country family kitchen and private
patio. Room for large family room or
other expansion. BIG PLUS: alley
access for RV, Boat, Etc.! Sl44,900.
1201 ........... M.I. Sot/S.1·5
HAPPINESS INCLUDES POOL
In Cliff HaY.,. -3 bedrms & family
room, completely refu.rbished and
r eady to move right in. $169,900.
611 Klllgs PL. H.I. Sat/Sult 1.5
OUALITY-WESTCLIFF
It Showt Throughout -in th is
handsome 3 Bedrm, 2 bath home.
Traditional feeling with stained glass,
wainscoted formal dining room, lovely
wallpapers. Gardens and patios
meticulously cared for $195,000.
I SO I ~ La.. H.I. StMday I ·S
YOUR GREATEST DESIRE
Spect_., Harbor View from the bluffs
of ClifC Haven . 3 Bedrm home in
prime location. S269,500. fee.
911 KllllJI Rd.. H.L Sat/S. 1·5
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
Lonfy w..,,. Oldet-2 Story -5 Bedrm
home with large pier and dock.
$500,000.
I I 2 Via Udo Mord. H..I. 5-dcry I ·5
A JEWll IN HARBOR VIEW
I• The Artt lo sec this new offerin~:
4 Bedrms and dining room in tip.top
co ndition . Spac iou s family
room·kitchen combination with built
ins. Enclosed patio. Montego model.
Owner tra nsferred. $152,000. fee
Co1esworthy & Co ..
Rt;~!::>!:" t. ~IAL•fN\11,.~TM~N I m Al ;;n1.rr
2545 EASTBLUFF OR.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA.
640.p<>20
VIEW! VIEW! VIEW!
Breakfast view with Hack Bay & snow
capped mts. -by night, a millior.
twink ling lights. Secluded.
wrap-around garden patio. 3 Bdrms ..
21,2 ba., decorator's home ; low
leasehold. Offered al $164,900.
DESIRABLE
Turtle Rock's c hoicest area; j ust
listed, 3 bdrm., family rm. -beautiful
atrium with rock waterfall. Terraced
flower garden. Call for details &
app't. to see. Asking Sll2.500.
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RED HILL'S JANUARY SPECIALS
DOVM SHOIU
4 BR. FR, 3 BA, Pool, Jae., Fee Land
SIAYllW M.I.
4 BR. FR. 3BA. New
TUmN
3 BR, FR. Large Lot with Pool
4 BR, 3 BA, New
UHIV. ,~U~RVtHE
3 BR. 2'h BA. Park II Home
3 BR, 2 BA, Chancellor Plan III
3 BR, 2 BA, Princeton
4 BR, 2'h BA, Oxford
3 BR, 2 BA, Huge Studio, Julllord
COUIGI PAIK-lllVIMI
2 8 R. 2 BA. Den, Purilue
4 BR, 2•h BA, Yale MOdel
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2 BR, 2 BA On Lake
3 BR, 2~ 8A, WB Estates
4 BR, 2•h BA. Sycamore
3 BR,~ BA, Creekside Poplar
TUITU loetC
:J BR. 2 BA. Jae!. Pion t
S246,000
S249,500
* OPEN HOUSES *
IRVINI TURACI
Ocean view side of TahWla Terrace:
showroom, ready to move into, 2 very
lge. bdrms., family rm., hooded frpl.
Approx. 2400 ft. oC luxurious living for
S275,000, including land. 1807
TAHUNA TERR. Open Sun. 1·5
COUMTRY ATMOSPHSlE
Lovely, large 4 bdrm. home with 3,150
ft. of enjoyable living space; 3
bdrms .. 3 baths, f amtly rm. + large
recreation room with bar. Immed.
occupancy avail. 13031 MALENA.
Open Sun. 1-5 <Call for directions>
COROHA DEL MAR DUPUX
South oC hwy., with 2 sep. bldgs.
Lovely, large patio between nice 2
bdrm. front & brand n ew 2 bdrm., 2
bath rear. Also, 4 car garage. A very
good t ax s h e lte r, with l arge
appreciation potential. $189,500. 511 12
ACACIA. Open Sun. 1·5
IACK IA Y & SUH SET VIEWS
ReaUy magnificent 3 bdrm., 21 2 bath
home with slate floored bonus rm.,
frplc. & bayside terrace. Asking
Sl79,500. 302 AVENIDA CUMBRE, off
del Oro. Open Sun. 1-5.
HARIOR VIEW HOME-$139,500
Splendid 3 bdrm.; 2 bath, with formal
dining rm. Freshly decorated inside &
out. This lower-than-market price of
S139,500 includes the land. 1942 PT.
CARDIGAN. Open Sat/Sun. 1-5
AHOTHER LOVRY HOME-$135,000
A truly great home for this price! 3
Bdrms., 2 baths, formal dining rm. &
price includes the Jandl 1806 PT.
TAGGART. Open Sat/Sun 1-5
759-0811 .
fiut ""-'
Glut Wutt"' 'Belg.
4!;0 NEWPOll T CENTUI ()HIVE 7~9 0:::11
OLD CORONA-WATER VIEW
Magnificent white water view at
L1ltle Coronu in Old Corona del Mar -
So. of J Jwy ! This artistic_ gem features
3 lulrms. den & C07.Y Cireplace. Loads
of charm -realistically priced!
COUNTRY EMGUsH-1.lkl A MoDEL
In beautiful Irvine Groves ! 3
Hdrms. 1''amily room. Formal dining.
Gorgeously upgraded with stately
En~lish charm -s hows like a
MODEL HOME! Secured townhotne
community with pool & jacuzzi.
SlOS.~>.
THE BLUFFS CHOICE OF 2
lmmecliate occupancy of this totally
redt'corated ·Tri nu" Model. Cheery &
Bright us new. 1'"eatures 3 bdrms,
formal dmmg rm & secluded patio.
See 1t today only S154.500!
-OR-
Gorgeous .. D" Plan host!> xtra large
living J'OOm. 3 Family sized bdrms.
c; recnbclt view! Quiet location. A
• mu:-.t to :-.ee. Just 5159.500.
LOOKING TO LEASE7
Townhome -The Bluffs. $600/mo.
GorJ,!eously upgraded ''Linda~· Model.
2 Bdrm + den includes refrigerator.
SN• lo ht• lie \!C !
ALSO .....
rownhome --Rancho San Joaquin.
t anlasll(' golf <•ourse view. S550: mo .. 2
Bdrm. den: view & pool. Jlw-ry on this
ALSO
3 Hdrm + den + view in Harbor
View Hills. Just S900 ·mo. -Lovely
upt:rac.lcd home hosts fabulous view of
ba v & Catalina I s le. Luxurious
t'Xl;<:Ull\'C hmru:. mu..-.t see it! Call to
pr<'\' it•\\.
CALL 6 7 3-8550
ll2 M.UCftUEIUTl. COllOMA DILMAR
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SAT. & SUH. I ·5
THE ILUffS. 359 VISTA MADERA
Don 'l drive? Well. you won't need to
drive with this conveniently located
Carmelita end unit in the new Bluffs.
You can stroll in the park or walk to
stores & schools. A terrific location at
a terrific price! $144,500 4 Bdrms., 3 .
baths.
CAMEO SHORES, 207 MILfORD DR.
Keys to private beach come with this
exciting canyon side home on a huge
lot. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Beamed ceil.
Large ocean view terrace. $269,500.
Owner says bring me an offer.
OC!AHFRONT-WILL TRADE
Localed on a beautiCul white sand
beach in fabulou s PUERTO
VALLARTA. A magni£i<'ent modern
h acienda with 3 large bdrms. +
servant's quarters. Rents lor up to
SSOO per week. Unbelievable at
S120,000.
THI SHIPYARD
Newly refurbis hed Lido Shipyard
area. Office & business s pace for
lease. Unique location, with many
marine oriented businesses. Ample
parking --call for details.
67l ..... 400
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DO YOU HAVE A
llAL ISTATI LIC84SE?
11tJ~ RED CARPET' 1-645-3474 , I
IRVINE GROVES' FINEST
Populur Tri (l'vt.'I "Aspen" Model ...... witl)
ntrium t•ntn -h1ghlv ups:rradcd. J Bedroom.
Fam Rm • Premium l.ol w 'exlra large )'&rd,
M 13.SOO 1-'ee Land
REDUCED $15 00.....ffB.P!
Ownen1 mll!il i.ell lh1s spect11cular almosl new 2
Bil. l'!I hth condo near So. Coust Plaza. Owners
hou)!hl new and an• ready to pack. Pools.
Jat·u1.1.1:1. He<' areas. S"iJ.400
2710 "O" Se9ft at.~-Sat/S.. l·S PM
VIEW, VIEW, and MORE VIEW
Hardly h\'ed in I mo new C'ondn overlookinJ.?
l.af,?una 11111'> .tnd r1ty hlc' 3 BR, 2beh. A C, atl.
gar<11?e. We'll even i:1vt> you ~iOO to chOO!le your
11wn drape!>. Won't LH'I ~4.900.
INVESTORS' SPECIALS
~esa Verde J.>uple" -3 BH owners unil. E'erv
u11ieradc posi.1blc including gur. dr. opener.
Don't miss out. Only Sll19.000.
'rr1 plex St>ekcrs -3 un1ls on R-4 Lot. Prime
1'.:astsidc C~la M~a. $139.000
YOUR OWH SAUNA BUSINESS
10 rest hoolhs w ·saunas nnd !lhowers for men
and women. 3 RR opt. above. SI00,000 ..
RED CARPET REALTY-'45-3474
RESIDENTIAL & INCOME SPECLALISTS
170 E. J7h St. CoslB Mesa
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Lovely home ineluding boat &
mooring 200' from door!!! 5 bdrm.
den, Cam rm, 2 patios & sundeck on
street to street lot near clubhouse &
tennis courts. Low down. owner will
carry. Come see!
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Immac. 3 bdrm, 2 bath ~ome with eo~y brick f rplc & many custom
fea tures. Viows of ocean &
mountains, along with pool slic ·
rear r.ard. A rare combination of omenatic.~ can be seen this Sat. &
Sun 516 OeAnu, CdM. 1 to s.
OWNER MUST Sill
P.ricc reduced dromutically ro.-
immediotc sale ... $149,500. Spacious
3 Br 2 81.l, 3 blks to pvt beach.
Charmlng exterior w/wood, brick &
ahakc. along with lushly planted pvt
rear yard. Open Sat/Sun l ·S. 461
Seaward. CdM .
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 HDROOM .
•#11 Odyssey Ct (Npt Crest) N.B
675·6000 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
513 Jasmine <Old CdM) CdM
· 675-6000 $156,900 Sat/SWl l ·S
412 Hazel (Old CdM) CdM
875-8000 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1242 Rut\Jmd Rd #2 <WestclifO NB
642·~ $81,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
229 Sterks, Costa Mesa
548-1168 Sun 12·5
244 Delgado, San Clemente
493~8812 $63,500 Sat/Sun l·S
308 Orange Blossom, 1 rvine
64()·9900 $>9,500 Sat 1-5
718 Malabar, Corona def Mar
673-8550 $140,000 Sat/Sun l·S
4 Rana (Rancho San Joaquin) Irv.
752·1414 $112,500 Sat.12·4
•1426 Flower St., Santa Ana
646·3255 Sunday 12:30-4:30
332 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
644-7211 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
467 Westminster, Newport Heights
673·6900 $1Z7,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
432 Westminster. Newport Beach
752·1920 $105,000 Sat 1·5
2 IR & FAM RM or DEM
214 Dahlia, Old Corona del Mar
642-3263 $189,500 Sat/Sun 11·4
4271 Bridgeway <Greentree) Irv.
551-5238 $81 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•723 Santana Dr., Coronadel Mar
644-9513 $161 ,000 Sat 1-4
1807 TahW\a Terr (Irvine Terr) CdM
759-~11 $275,000 Sun.1-5
4915BruceCrescent CLidoS)NB .
645-7575 $135,000 Sun l·S
386 lSth Street (Npt. Heights) C.M.
675·3331 $130,000 SWl.124
2733 Shell St. (China Cove) CdM
'675-7000 $299,500 Sun.1·5
22 Sanderling <Deerfield) Jrvine
752·1414 $83,900 Sat.1-5
300 ECoastHwy #50 (DAV)NB
~42-8235 $.50,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1807TahunaTerr. <IT)CdM
644-4190 $275,000 Sat 1-5
•2907 Perla, (The Bluffs) N.B.
675-6000 $142,500 Sat/Sun l ·S
3 BEDROOM
•19671Seawind Cr., Hunt. Bch.
960·3Z18 $102.500 Sat/Sun 11·5
828 Corte7. (Ml'sa dcl Mar) CM
556-7019 $8.5,000 Sat/Sun 11-4
L718 Port Westboume (HVH) N.B.
675-8600 Sl~,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
7'J7 Via Lido Nord <LidoJsle) N.B.
640-5357 $320,000 Sat/Sun J2.5
2625 Vista Ornada, Nwpt Beach
640-1350 $176,000 Satll·S/810.2
1201 Bembroke (W estcliff) NB
642-5200 $144,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
406Plata (Bluffs)NewportBch
731--4911 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1419 Serenade <Irvine Terr.) CdM
673·3663 $185,000 Sun.1-5
209 Marigold, Corona del Mar
644-7383 $260,000 SatiSun 1-5
457 Costa Mesa St .• Costa Mesa
640-7000 Sun.1-5
4821 Cortland (Cameo finds) CdM
645·9161 Sat/Sun 1·5
314 Prospect (Newport Shores) N.B.
645·75'15 $107 ,000 Sun. l-5
1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach
645-7575 $265,000 Sun.1·5
1942 Pt. Cardigan <HV Homes) N.B.
759.()611 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1806 P t. Taggart <HV Homes) N.B.
759-.()611 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2951 Catalpa (Bluffs)NB 673~8550 $194,000 Sat/SUD 1-5
617 Vista Bonita (Blufts) N.B.
673-8550 $159,500 S\Ulday 1.s
304 Otero (Bluffs) N.B.
673-8550 $151,500 Sat/Sunl-5
•1506 Irvine, Newport Beach
· 646·7171 $130,000 Sat/SUDl-5 * 360 Villanova, Costa Mesa
54>7248 SundQl.S
21945 Erie Ln (Lake Forest) El T
640-9900 $98,900 Sat 11..C
2792 Circle Dr. (Bayshores) N.B.
64().0020 Sat/SUD J2.S
"46SJerra TreeLn (Univ Park) Irv.
752·1'14 $126,000 Sat/SUD 1•5 HO Vla Waziers (Lido Isle) N.B. •
8'2"8:m $240,000 Sat/SUD 1-5
4828 Rlver, Newport Beach
6'f.'1171 S12S,000 SatJSm 1-5
207MllfordDr.CS>CdM .
6TM400 .1269 500 Sat/Sun 1·5
"2 O•m~e Cir. Newport llelghts ~-1720 '106,500 Sat/SUD1.S
2195 State St.. Costa Mesa
54HW ~ . Sat.1.S
19 San Mateo Way <Spy&lasa> CdM
815-9411 S298.,()00 &at/Sws t.a
JO'T ••A 0 St., Balooa Peninsula
A1·1400 .,., Sat/Smll.S
8182 Sl.,-a PalOI, Irvine
1&2·1100 t124.9ll0 S~IM
819 s. BrOactwq.~Ana s• • saa.soo s.tJSUD 14 -~CorOliadel ... 61s.:23U1 . .; ... s.t/llill'6
OJSBal'DPdm Rd. <CS)Cdlil .Id.:.. 8'1$8000 ..,.,., w, ...... 1.s
IOI Acada (0\d CdM) C4JI
81s.aJOO .... Si&/Sli w
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DIRECTORY
•725 Bolsana, LagUl)a Beach 421 Seville (Balboa Pen. Pt.) NB
499-4551 $279,000 Swi U-4 :30 964·1681 Sat/Sun 12·5
111 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) N.B. 2005 Lemnos (Mesa Verde) C.M.
645-242.S $229,000 S\Ul. 1-5 675-4392 $125,000 Sunday 1·5
1206 Essex Ln. CWestcliff) N.B. 33452 Galleon Way, Dana Point
642-3850 $1S4,SOO Sat1·5 (96-6573 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1().4
3005 Babb St., Costa Mesa . •1615 Ruth Lane, Newport Beach
894-5396 $76,900 Sunday 1-5 6.f.2 .. 2589 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:3f)
2001 Yacht Resolute, Newport Beach 3293 N. Iowa St. M. V erde,CM
644-7383 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 545-5873 $112,000 Saturday 11·4
2412Holly Ln. (NwptHgts) N.B. 1507 Mariners Dr., Newport Beach
548-6333 $112,500 Sundayt-5 833-8600 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
357 Catalina Dr. <Npt.He ights) N.B. 2964 Bimini Pl. (Mesa Verde) C.M.
646-4463 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 644-7383 $89,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
935TilJerWay (HVH)CdM . •231 CanaJSt.,NwptSbrs,NB
. 675·2373 Sun.14:30 548·1290 $155,900 Sat. 14:30
12402 Browning, Tustin 27922 Calle Belmonte. San Juan Cap
552-7500 $132,500 Sat.1-4 751·3191 .$85,500 Sat/Sun l·S
18081 Mann <Univ. Park) Irvine 1715 Candlestick, Newport Beach
552-7500 $103,900 Sall-5/Sl·S 552·7500 $246,000 Sat/Sunl.S
10 Almond Tree (Univ. Park) Irvine 13031 Malena, OrangefTustin
552·7500 Slll,111 Sat/Sun 1·5 759-001 ~ Stm. l·S
725 Bolsana Ave., Laguna Beach 16551 Marlana Cr., Hunt Harbour
499-45.51 $279,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 846-1389 $290,000 Sat 1·5
•611 Kings Pt <Cliff Haven) N.B. 140 Via Havre (Lido Isle) Npt. Bch
642-5200 $169,900 Sat/Sunl-5 675-6161 $375,000. Sun.1.S
2256 Colgate, Costa Mesa 9392 Coronet, Westminster
898-7855 $79,000 Sunday 1.S 751·3191 $149~ Sat/Sun J..2.5
2444 Vista Mobliza. The Bluffs 27 Willowbrook CWdbrdg) Irvine
631-1800 $157,500 Sat/SW12-5 522-4121 $116,000 Sat/Sun
425 Vista Trueba <Bluffs) N.B. J· .. 31 Cool Brook (Turtleroclt) Irvine
642·8235 SatiSun 1-S 752·1~4 Sat. 1-5
519 Playa (Bluffs) N.B. •19 Royal St. George (Big Cyn) NB
642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 644-6200 Sat.1·5
1812 Port Manleigh (HV Homes) NB ' 2778 Albatross, Mesa Verd~1 CM
642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 545-9491 SavSun J.2.4
•2227 Donnie Rd., Newport Beach 4501SurreyDr.,Camlllnds,CdM
642·823.5 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 · 644-4910 $179 500 Sat/Suu 124
8342 Lambert, Huntington Beach 2036 PhalaropeSt,M. Verde, CM
546·5880 Sunday 1·5 675.5511 $128,000 Sat/S\Dl 1-5
10051 Los Caballos, Fount. Valley 28 Oakdale Irvine
646-'Tlll Sat: 11·2iSun: 1·5 673-8550 1$124,000 Stmday 1·5
18031owaSt. <MesaVerde)C.M. 1100 Essex, Newport Beach
751-3191 $77,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 646·7171 $144,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•4633PerhamDr <CS >CdM 22512Conil Mission Viejo
673-9257 /646-7414 Open Daily 640·9900 '$123,000 Sat/Sun ~5
319 Walnut (Newport S hores) N.B. 1915 Windward (Bay~rest) N.B.
642-8235 Sat.1-4:30 stt-8285 · .S•t!Sunl2:30-4i•
• 2421 Bunya (Eastbluff) NB 2108PtRamsBateJIVBMS NB
644-6000 $165,ooo Sat.1.s 642-1235 s~&ai 1N
5302 Sierra Roja <Turt.lerbck) Irv. 11 Fox.bill (Deerfield) Irvine ~t=.e:i:::rcs)CdM Satl-4 '152-1414 $141,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
644-4910 SU0,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4531 Camden, Cam Sbn, CdM
201 Pearl Ave., Balboa Island 844-63lO $3'91000 Sat/Sun 1·5
644-4910 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-s *2101 W'mdwara, Baycr-est,N~
#S WoodNymph,IrvineGroves 642·8235 $215,000 Sat1Sunl·S
673·8550 $105,500 Satl-S •2242HeatherLn. NB
535 Tustin, Nwpt Heights, NB . 642-8235 $174,950 Sat/Sunl·S
673-8550 Sl.35,000 Sunday 1.5 •1756Skylark, Baycrest.NB .
• •4041 Nice Court, Oxnard Marina ~l~te Hunt. B hSatiSun 1-S
805-486-9026 $218,000 Sat/SWl l.S 963-7881 t eac Sun J.2.5
1015 Concord, Costa Mesa 1658 Minorca, Costa Mesa •
546·2313 $89,900 Sun 12-4 546·2313 S87 900 s tl2-4
4102 Brisbane (Univ Prk) Irvine 1835TahitiDr Mesa Verde CMa
631-1400 $97,500 Sunl·S 546-4141 si39 000 • Satl-4
l81maLoaCourt,NewportBeacb •18330riole eoStaMesa
631·1400 $159,500 . . Sat/Sunl-5. 546·2313 SJM,900 Sat/Sunl-4
1625 C~eld, Tustin 1911 E. Balboa BJ. Bal Penin
540-3666 S86,900 . ·Sat/Sunl·S 631·1400 $275,000 Sat/Sunl-5
#4 Meadow Sweet, Irvme 3901 Inlet Isle Hrbr View CdM
752·1700 Sll9,500 Satl·S 67S.3W. sM9 500 'Sat/Swu 5 18265 Yellowwood, Irvine . ' • 752-1700 $119,000 Sat/Stm12-4 *839DabnnaTerrace,CdM
516 DeAnza, Corona del Mar 631·1400 $~,000 ~t/Sun 1~
615-2311 $217,500 Sat/Sun1·5 873-DandcastleDr~HbrVq,CdM
'-!>Bodega, Newport Beach 675-3ill ·Sat/Sun 1·5
'152·1700 $265,000 Sun U.5 #34 Oakdale, Woodbridge, Irv.
415SantaAna (NwptHeights)NB , 540-3688 $132,000 Sat/&m 1·5
540-3666 $13.S,000 $at/SUn1·5 *1033WbfteSails Way (HVH) NB
'1038SeaLane (OldH.V.Jnlls)CdM 644-~ S2Sf!,:;oc> Sat/Sun 1-5
615-eOOO $180,000 Silt/Sun 1..s 21152 Shaw Ln, uunt. Beach 1806PortWestbo~NB 752·1700 $140,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
· 645-72'll Sat/Stm J...5 '1319 S84dleback Trail, Orange 540-3686 •m,soo &today 1.s
•2101 VacbtGrayling,S'view,NB
675-8000 $2-455,000 sat/Sdn.1.S
3 le LIASI •
#41 Seabird, Newport Beach
'JSZ..1100' &5$0/IQO. SatJSun 1-4 I 19aOOM
1222 E. BaJboa mvc1., BalBoa
64().9900 Saturday 1-S . ............. ...
Sclurdcy, Jenuary t4, 1t78
146360vanRd., WalnutSq.,Jrv.
w.tnst ~.950 Sat/Sun 1-S
8332 ArUsta Hwit. Beach
898-18SS i89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2101 S. Paclftc Ave., No. 12. SA
557-8351 $49,000 Sat/Sun
229 W. Wilson. Costa Mesa
645-7575 $67,500 Sun. l ·S
•2101 S. Pacific 12, So C Plz area
557-8351 $49,000 Sat/Sun
•2710.D Seg,erstrom, Santa Ana
645·3474 $63,400 Sat/Sun l·S
1638 "B" lo)Va St., Mesa Verde, CM
54S-1W91 $59,900 Sa 12-4/S.i.s:ao
•1100 Sandi Lane, Costa Mesa
644·72ll $72,500 Sunday l·S
1200 RuUand Rd, #6, W estcliff, NB
646·7711 Sat: 12·4/Sun: 1-4
2 D Ir FAM RM er DIM
2921 Perla (The Bluff a) N .B.
644-4910 $800 Mo. Sat/Sun l·S
#9 Swift Court. Newport Beach ~7813 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 llDIOOM
302 Avenida Cumbre <Bluffs) N.B.
759--0811 $179,500 SlDl. 1·5
2706 Vista del Oro (Bluffs) N.B.
642·8235 $124,500 Sat. 12·5
S35 Playa ('!be Bluffs) Npt. Beach
640-0020 $164,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
J • & FAM RM er Del 2285 Can)'On, Costa Mesa
673-al58 $82,500 Sunday 12-4
419100M
345 University Dr. J-2, Costa Mesa
546-2313 S84,900 Sunday 1·4
359 Vista Madera (The Bluffs) N.B.
673-4400 $144,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
" J•&PAMRM• ... , . tu Starburst, Newport Beach
\ 752-1700 $87,500 Sat/Sun I-4
4 II & FAM RM or Dal
18317FoxgloveWay,NinvPrk,lrv.
833-9781 $9t,925 Sat/Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
••&••• 2220 Waterfron~ Balboa
631·1400 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 •ROOM "' 511 ~Acacia, C«ona del Mar
151Ml811 $189,SOO Sun.1·5 .4U-4U~ ~eta, Corona del Mar
't I~ d13-80I $199,500 Sat/Sunl..$ --2•&2• .(604 Seashore, Newport Beleh
67M800 $175.000 SaUSun 1-5
J•& 111
513 Marigold. Corona del Mar
640-9900 $172,500 Sunday 1..S
415--415.lh Heliotrope, CdM
644 4848 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
118 Topaz Ave., Balboa laland
673-6900 $189,500 SatlStm 1·5
3•&211
399 E.18thSt. (F/side) CM
675-5511 $146,500 Sunday 1·5 365-~LaPerJePlace, CM
873-&&tM Sl89,5QO Sun 1·5
411&211
109 4Sth Street, Npt. Beach
675·7060 $189,000 SUn.1-t
**49CM Seashore Dr., Newport Bch ~ S175,000 Sat/SunU 206·206~Abalone, Bal. Isl.NB
tcUW $274;500 Sat/Sun 1..S
4•&311
2U A~t. Balboa Island
631·1400 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
., Coltm (Newport Shores) N.B.
6'5-7575 $189,SOO SatlSun 1-s
DUPLEX Ir INCOME
J + IACH 208f 206Jh 15th St., Newport Bch
5'0-38IJ6 ·~000 &d/Sun 1-5
FOURPLEX
FOR SAU
889 llqold, Cotta ll•a
$f&.23J.3 $128.950 &Jnd.aJ w ..
1102 Bl~ Costa Kesa 1••1• US •oat. V}lta, Costa Mesa
._..,_ $9',900 Sunday lH
109 Vla Walen (Udo lale) NB
'71-'lm; 6'1H88'1 Sunday 1H
lOf Via Wllien (Udo lale) tm
fl'11-'lf11'1 . .$1.mdalH 4SOMenct0t.aTerr,cc>r.llJds.N8 · ~-tm,ooo SUD. t'4:ao
96M183 f278,IOO Sat/Sun l.S
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REALTORS
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book1belve1: cosy 3
bdrm .. 2 ba., with a poo(
&Jacuzzi; In North Santa
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complexes. CommunitL clubhowie, pool &jacuzz •
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...oo thll ocean view lot In old La1una beach. Fanta.atlc ocean. canyon,
hill5ide viewa from UU. protected canyon set· Una. May be poealble to c:U~1de into two ~ acre
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bdrm. home, freshly painted, landscaped
atrium, formal dining;
Irvine's Univ. Park.
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fireplaces & quiet
elegance. 3Br. 2ba
$156,950. Ph 646-0931.
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IAUOA ISLAND
DOLL HOUSE
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673-1700
HUMTINGTON
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FOUR UNITS
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will trade. For profit pro-
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call 962· 7788.
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secluded ~try to lavlah l1vtng room. Gourmet
kitchen overlooks sun•
shfno cowtyard! Wind·
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fcrd. 1 Br, %'-'a S., bonu.a 9 925 S•J0..-11 Tia.LEVEL Your furniture will Rlow PatC:mTOSRL HIWPOltTHTS.
nn. 2'lOO aqn. N~ cptl. $9 r Su M eteo 11 ode I. 3 BR, z ba, hilhJy ·op. in thu 3 bdrm. vu home BeauUtul uw t Br, 3 ba We j\/Jlt lllted as bckm ..
drps, ateP1 from maJ. YOUOWHTHELAND Profesalonally decorat· graded. 2 frplc:s, huae althcapexofAhaVlata. ExecHome.3UO'Eury 1 '°" b•th home on r~n,beJ, t "'~·Owner In Un1·vers1'ty Park·, ' bdr""'•. & family ed. BealltifUJ view nifht !am rm w/bleh ceiUna. Hard to find, ll.1.rge level 11menity. 3 woodburnlD& ~llf'rtoa Ave .• for only vru mmni. $109,000. 0#... •d1.1. '152-0283 &840-0166 21oosq. ft. of comfort. All lot. loo! S24S.OOO (5$4) flf't:p{.ce1. Cco1enat1on
M2-858T. rm. townhouse with mt. & golf courae· Own/A&t. thll + O(Hn" mountain &>it. wet bar, aourmetit •500
TRAMSNa view! Owner must sell; abort escrow _ view. s.iee,soo. bll.Y kitchen, microwave llACH HOMll HHIDl~~TW~Y
possible. ...-vOL 497 2426 oven . .8U.Y .DOW• aelec:\ New U.tiu ln Newport -"' fOltCIS SAU I Br 1~ ~ J&ucreetied • own cpl. Slll,000. Avalha· Sborell s BR. + conv. 3 Bdrm .. family rm.
Beaut4 BR, fam-rm, de· ln JIOl'Cb. ~per cond. A fAUSTA VITALI ble around March tat. d~. 1paclou1 llvlna rm. home overlookln &
t'orated In wa.rm earth lrl lot for the mone1 I Pvtpty. SSl-2594 w/flreplace & 2 brk. Catalina Dr. $149,900 ~es. Cpt.a 1 yr new. frpl 187,_,, Arch Bay R. E., llALTOR Ml-·•~ llll..l.. I 067 'patloa. Clote to comm. MAlllHRS C:OVI
In LR• M8R. 1 Blk t.o U.nda•t·J8110l'493-4'191 -... .,.. pod, terum & clubhouse. ILUn 6'4,6-4463
park, tenrus, over 2100 •-.. OPHOUSES.1·5 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPF.N SAT. 1-4 :30 P.M.1--------
aq.ft. ol family enJO)'· _,.......le.:.. •I 041 761 Temple Hills or. Affn.• Builders 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, cupet. 3UWALNUT (E·51 > _.,.DAILY f ·S ment for $108."'00. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• d u i--.a~caped ·--------lllJ vw-.-n • Sun.rb oceao • couWne 1-Oc v • -t rps, pa o, ....... • ·-"'ew Ush'-Cta-our 646·7+14 •lews. Cuatom built -._ •-lncd, beautHul view. BeauUrul E~i.rul~ni ••Unlled Brokers n.acJoua 3 Br,3ba. fatJ\l. Upper 3 Arch Ray. 547-~or83().3725 Sl4V9'W /0,.. J--'neT--a~ Pee Land
wr si•s.ooo. Bkr. 613..Wl & N D...llord Br 3 b ~·· .... 1Y room. I flreplcs, paUo 1'75-5'728 News Br Cordova, corner ew -4 · a. 4 Br+ Fam Rrn+POOL OWNlt DESPBA Tl
MUST SEW I
Beaut 4 Br 2 Ba home
w1t1le root, sm front. lot,
t'ery Jae b.ickyd w/pat.10
rover & dog run. $8S,000
or best ofr. Ope n
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Dick Et.hnhl&er, •Ai:t. prime upgradea. $66,950. view o( ocean la Fashion Homes at-HOO WOOOllUDG-1 WOODBRJDGE PLACE 0.-3551 · · By Owner, 2 homes on 1 495-1'364 or SIW723. lsl. 1919 Yacht Q>llola.
2 PRESCOTTS Spec:lal olferln1. 3·5 lol. 2B r & a 1 Br . lmmN post. SZ•5,000. &nltlTAIMMIMT
W db ·d bdrm. Contemporary de· .... ~RAMIC VU . North end $156,000. V11W-•oc•r10N Wll1 consider leue/opt. Oeerful z Bdrm, 2 ba Largest 00 rl re h~ ....... family bom-'n ..... ""nv' ·--.. ~ Owner761-0t54 ---.... t I .. fa-lly rm homes. 2600sq ft.+3 car _..,_, "'" ' Ocean di.)' & canyon. 3 ...,,._ By owner Macind 671 . 4-S ·~"'• · ....,e ...
gnr 5 or 4 br+den. 3 Ba, open •• wooday de~llQ. brm !~ ba, contAmp., Hila 1050 br Casa Sarca. Beaut. BALBOA CONDO auac:bed lo kitchen and
..iLnum, air cond., Cully Just short walk to lake 6 hme. $184,500. 499_.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• decor " lan~sc:aping. Elesant, Iara• lbr condo ~nc r1m . Spuklrllna
lndsc:. highly upgy-. Mex· parks Id VIiiage of Wood· • evea. ' Prof. ~-..11-...11 Avwl. immed. Minutes on bay front. Pool, bo.&l =·800~!~~. ee
DEgRFIF.LD PK HOM t; ii.an Pavers llle. L1e lot. bridge. From $1lS,OOO. N 0 R j N S 1111111wu walk to all recreation. •lip avaU. Full ae<:. blda. ~-· ._. ....... .._.
4Br. 38a. lg corner lot. Nr Park & lal<e. $186,000.,_S52_-4_lO_l..,..· _____ RE 4., LT Y JUSTLISTID! Lo¥ely 4 Br. e am rm After 6pm wk.days Excbance for unltll. EAILYILUffS ·
f u II y I I\ d s c: pd. h I & $196,000. Lse $826/mo. o~e OF fl. • Custom homes Oftr' w/frplc:. Uv rm. rrmJ dlo 837-8260 Ovmer/AJ:t. 615·7520 Shari> Deforee end unit.
uperades, $l:J9,000. Ownr Bkr 10wnr 552·4121 or " lookln& •Niguel Golf rm w/blUn Otlna ClOflet.. i aar Z~b &ape loca
-559_.559_8 ____ -1 ~kd3)sll3_5_·353_s ___ , THE BEST LllSUIEWOILD Courae. Quality con· Prolupiraded.3cargar. NewCasUle·Picasso,4br. $12.000DOWN tion'oowi~~cue!belt&
11\nall b t •et atNCUoa & interior de· lyrold.Owner768·51B3 3 ba, highly upgraded Eaatbluff Lualt home =etcul-de·eac. u45,000 GRE~~REE t'ANTASTlC VIEW. 3 Cul-de·aac: location' In y, • c anc:e 0 • aiined by PameJa Ayres -crpt thruouL Ceramtc: 3b d Im mac Aa ~• tidrm, ram.rm, 2 ba, Culverdale. Eicpanded Int J,Bdrm., 2•b•th " lrAsaoe. Each individual ...,..,Ht.,.a 'IOSZ hie entry. Air cond. su~e b~: ot ll50,0oo at /Ag\644~ r::incr/3fe~l.e 2t Bf ~ 1\Jrtlerock. Sl~.500. #9 Ptan 43, 3 bdrm., ! ba., ~~~:: ~:~Jw~J.~ home Is truly an ·out-••••••••••••••••••••••• SUper lrg lot w/trailer $1,000 per mo. Vac. No OOME SEE ME! I've just lopJ'k.iU:.~ Jr~~ g~r~r l~~~-k._752·1108 fam. rm. A few doon valley, $8S,900. . standing value. Priced Upper condo, 3 brm z ba 'access. S!M.900. 586-5441. credit needed. ownr will been pa I ft t e d &
opnr. brick work &more. Greentree Ca_m_b_n-.d-ge-.-b-y1 away from park· pool · Crom$222,860. overlooltlna· !ountllin & --ir.nT•IMMEMT c:arrybal.150-0-148 wallpapered. In perf.
SB 500 D 833 6405 ud tennis. $88,900 HOUSE •LO .... I IT MAlllS SENSE lake, El Nl&uel C:C. 31227 ~ .. "' ~ cond. t brna at a+ study, 1. ys . ; owncr,3Br2Ba.sl y, "' " Small care otferi op-E.NlneDr.O.w!ler/Bkr. 3 Br 2 Ba, huge cov'd W'&LKTOl•"'CH 2.,._ba.l&.z6Hlchland0r. l!ves. 5.'il 523H t•ntry k1tch. Im mac. la w.-th this prtce But 830 • -u· L h •· •· d,.... "" '°"" .... _ .. ._ • portunlty f« ~mbltious .9544 P• o, Pus cp .... "' ...... from this deU~tful 2 BR. West.cliff. $172,500. ()pn UN-l-V p -k 2200 n. d Prine only. All 6PM. you can Jive near the I Ind c::t,.,.e to .,Issi,... Viejo S t/S l 5 O or . sq e-5~·5286 r1 .beach ln Corona del Mar owner lo ga n epen-S~m Club'." ..,.. .. den condo. Int eond. a u n • • wner.
tached home. iclnl. toe. 4 --~ ~ and have rear t.enanta denc:e. Don't delay, call CAREfllEI LIVING· View R""ls Only 3 yrs new. $89,SOO 7»91960C'l'15-3220 br. t rei.hly pumled, new BY OWNER ~. / ~ h.... *'1"000 today. Sll,800 . I h 'lh r1 "" HOLLIS WOOD 3 B F R Dl R cptJ:. Ownr. Open Jlse Frenl'h Manor style in "'-'f~J"."' appe,y . .-..., . . ·.OUTRAGEOUS! n a ome wa p vacy. '17().()MS .,...7722 REALTOR 875-W78 r, am m, II m.
SattSun12-4.SS1-4632 lrv Terr.Garden&pool. ' ,.~. ...... "" ond Loc:atedlnNlguelShores man)' xtr aa In this --I d 022 8600 COMPUl'B. Y ....,,,e..,.. upper ..,.am thb exq_uisite home has 4 CORDOVA El Jardine 3 MIW ON MARKET former model bome.
MUST SELL! !~~~00 tnc Ian . ~· IUtOllD St. lot. now available & br, family rm. le formal Br 2 Ba, fplc, D/W, c:pta, Front row vlcw ln Nwpt $145,900. Open Sun .
Super S&S 2 s ty, In -• Old. Spaelah mansion 1:;~~b~!·t!f: ~t:~~~~ dinln rm. lluae patio drps, patio. $69,500. 8cb Terr. Lie plan 3Br, l .. PM, 18'7 Port She!·
choice residential, area. 4 Unlversify Perk lf573 c.olPllSDa·IRVl~E wtth an ocean vtew. 3 Ull· Come see ·~our very w I poo I & ja cu II L Owner. S81·3581 2~ ba. corner loc. Xlnt fltid.
lge bdr m i.I 2 ., Ba . Vlllaee Ill. Beaut 3 Br. 2 --·---Its one na.lle lo Dana dwnworld". Sl3S,OOO. $149.~. eood. llS.000 11M Property II.rt
pl.anned commun1tyl ha 1 story Townhme. WOODPIDGI Polntlhri.na.S215,000. CHAaMIR LorpHMl4JINll..tfy y OWNER HOWS WOOD 6'0·9019
wt.pooli., play&rounds. Sunken liv rm, eat.In RETIE.AT 2-Story home w Ith 49"-241l 49J.9494 B REALTOR 615-8616 IAYNO""'
etc. $108,000. Owner an~t kitchen din rm central r a..c>SE IN-2 Bdrm., 2 separate 1uest house. 495-SlJO 130.505 Usting .... rmM! 2Br, 28a luxury condo, _...,_ .... ,M 1ow.andw1llcoru.1dera air ~aullerl' beam We have 3 beaut! ul batb•noview.f19,950. ..,..,,..,. ... , •-·el lot . ~-_.1 t vw-...., __ ~fer.. /\ mui.t a;cc home c:ell'ga. uHd brick patio. Woodbrtdce 4 bdrm, 3 -,.--rve, ..... • &n vwua can now &Q a pool. tennis. aecurtty, nr 6JJUMP.taDr.
For more 1nforma11on Fee. A luv of a house bath family room homea. * 494 .. 057 * Vf!IY quiet nelibborbood. ~aree diacount. Located bch. 110 Escapade. 0pn <Uas.l~ A·l). Spacious 1 l' a I t ,•tust rell. $106,,.,...., Call All are brand new, over 2Bdrms.,2frplc:s.,areal .... Lft.l ... SH_.IS tndlx nelghborbood this Sun 12·4, Sl04,95p, bd d 2 ba• ..
9 l Altl " 0 _,, rt ri e<I d ---------1 potential! $119,500 ~ -48r, home bas 3Ba and -~ 9'1o.732'1 rm., en, wis, 6 "V ~-7183 2l00sq.i · P c: un er 2 HOMIS, I LOT FtX Ml UP Lge Ir lovely 4Br. 2""b•. fam rm + dJn rm. Newly -· prtvato atrium c:ondo, ---$132.000. They won'tlut• Brand 3 BR 3 b lamity rm. 6 formal din· d ted rofesalooal CLlr.r H.a..VR.... averiooldnc bay ar Lido
UNIVERSITY , ARK II 540·3'66 st.itied ~~:S.. plank nr!:: SmalUdorlorn. 2 bckm., lng rm. Pvt cpm01unJty 1:s°:!. ' P rr "' .. '"" 1 Isle. Securi&.y bldg., boat • od •~ . p 1 bath, frplc .. claie in. w1......i •-len"'a courts. ..... Lo¥ely 3br, 2ba. new )' doc&inc ••ail. A must Impeccable M arquet wo "' tile. lus a Owner ia motivated & """" • '·" Ca0,!,l,_Now Ma-3350 Mn. remodeled pool home. on ...... at ....... ~1 Loc:atl'<f on pn me green-c:harmiq cotla1e. Ocean .... U .... 1 ,...11 Pvt parking for beautiful ~ b t 1 t 1 f ' .. 111 ....... ---
belt Gatedi;urtlenentry. view, walk to beacb. t;;se!~ we oan. "'° beacb.SlM,000. WUlbeopenSat/SUD12·5 N~Hei~hls~:~ GIB WALKER
Sunklst family kitchen. ----:=...----1 Oreatb&r1a1D»L$lii,SOO a..,....N&pet Realty Fcr()pnllseph. '170-G'780 DEVIN R.E.642-6368 -·•-,1 •• 200 Warm brick fireplace. 2 RcmlCho S• ~" McCORMACk .:!:?,·-1 496-241 l 49l·94f4 _.,,' -
, master with balcony + 2 Sl 12.000. Ownr. 998-0163 •---------• ·~~~~~~~~j lee. 3Bd.rm. 2ba. trplc: In HIW USTIM6t story h06t huge separate On IOU\ tee, 2 Br+ den RIALn 494-7551 ~WHt· ' ' 495-SZZO IJ0.5050 11>% Down. $650 F\ndera
more queen sized bdrms. Two Houses on Two -d i ---------1 Call7S2·1700 4 BR. 2 batha No assoc. bulldable lots. Short ~ •••••• OPIHHOUSE llv. rm., in DI rm., Spacious J bdrm., Z rRICESLASHED or1Nt110-11siuNro~1Nl(1•. dues! Xlnl loc near walk t.o Victoria S ch. SS~N.c..t.l.epfta 31361PttMOdttSol comm. pool & tennis. baths,+ famll1 rm.
Soshurprl t>hlnes Wood 1~·· it~~·i;·~1 sc:hoola&HeritagePark. Ocea n Vu , brkr. ~-'791• 715a-e480 Sat/SUnl·S 1880114.ft.?6M529 :::iu:!1:'1M~gi:. Jianell'll li ving rm ., ~ 'J $74,000.Broker552·0434 _7_14_-66_1._11_1_1 _____ 1 ,_ / U al 2B ...._ rt•--L 1069 ,, , .. -.,,... • • THE ~ase op on. a e. r. nwwpor __. .or epp t. -·"""· formal din rm. su11kl11t ;1 d z ON GREENBELT+ view IHYESTMIMT 2ba home with family ...................... .
i.:ourmct k1tt~<!n '!"!!r _ super sharp Cardiff ii\ OPPORTUMITY BIG STEAL room & dining room. Wntclff~ool
looks patio 2nd St~ry Priced for AdlOll! The Terrace, 2 Or 2 811·, Oceanfront restaurant, Cathedral cellinga, 'Country klleben wllb
hO'>L'> ma:>ll'r i.ul\c t-2nd Save _..,1 3 Br 2.,., B• pool, Jae, $M,900. Ownr. AND YOU DON'T HAVE fireplace,. wet bar. Adil '-Jc. Ped sparkles in tidrm o\·~Jooking 1rct!i1· n-.rfl.,,....ld. '""··nh 0 · • Princ:only.644-2932 heart ol Laguoa Beach; TO BE A THIEF to see commumty. $89,500. ::'..'.: ..... ,... ....... y ., _ _. ol bdt. Tho. aardcn home """"' e •"' me. ts •---------• all new equipment• rix· th al l this tri.kl -...tAUU ....... ..N~ <:inly $65,500. cover pvt corner loca· wr~: lease or a&le. Ask· e" ue n 3 ~DRMng AMCHOIAGI e::._cbarmlftl I br,
".,.,,,, Q • •H 11.w 101<1 "'"" uon. Many xtras! Open FIVE BmROOMS lnC saso.ooo ~~'Tfr~ME. Spllt IMYISTMIMTS ...._ ... ~~vy~. rootN_; I House Set & Sun. 1-4. 123 ..._ .. ._ ~--.... lyC l!Hi} re.-::rr:.~~ ~~ .. i:.v:u~'}.!l': ~o:!~~-m~ ;~.~~:.~:;~!~~ ===='1=1·=·=·='='-=1=1="~ g!'/~::~~iXS::~~ ~-~;;;~-~-~-~-~~~-~Wdbrdg 2Br-tden, 2ba ecutive home featurlna ~ •ff·HOO Wed roollines. Located SIA TStllACE Dover, No ot Weskllll Jlavesomelhlng you wan Broadmoor w/atrlum. country kitchen, famllJ, _________ 1 high up on La1una'a &.joy the ocean breaes Dr> REALTY INC. TOD.a.vw...i.T
714/846-1371 "'"' ~~ ~o sell? Clauifled ads d Cor. nr lk. pools & tennis. room. den, cum mu nil)' MU&... .ru. famed Riviera O>utline wtlh this 3 Br, 2~ bath 63 I _.,740 $107.000. SSl-0685 pool, park and tennla ._..,_..-ff WITH AN OUTSTAN. Sea Terrace Townhome. A
_l_twel_.:_l_.642.;__·...;..:i6'7_& __ __.---------i cou.ru.AakJn,.110,000. 1/4.lcnlech DING VIEW BELOW. Lovely ocean view from !...--It!'.-<~, OPENHOUSEl.sPM
1~~~~~~~~ •BR. PaJermo la prtme 1-Harbor View locale. Well ,
lr"fltte 1044 nifM 1044 Two llde by aide, ioned Elevated dining rm. mstr. brlrm. Low maint. filllOl~T"""''t"'-9!! 31W.FamRm,Pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Cor honee, pastoral view overlooks liv. rm. below, yard. Recreation center ~ ,,_ Alt. 983-7600; ISS-1920
with many Eucalyptus w/MASSIVE BEAMED &beachn~iarby.$126,500. OPIH$ATl·S ~ trees, olC Laauna Ca nyon C E I L t N G , PVT COMMUNITY, 2 Br
ffi8CR8b /lfVIR8 . Eachl.15.000 WALL OF GLASS TO modeled, nr beach. SuJ>ecviewCromtbdrm,
Rd. (ln the county). FIREPLACE, AND A. ~ 2Ba,W.Nwpt.Complr• 2300rt.c.tsle
McCORMACK THE SEA. Step-uver 64~; 64541914 fam. rm., dhdDI rm. realty REALTY 4'4·7551 kitchen has 81LT·IN -------• bome.H.uborVlewlll RAHCHREALTY RANGE, OVEN , 11 3 Br,:ba,et.e111tobeacb, 673•7601
551 •2000 •--------•DISHWASHER AND 1tCMCho ....... Rlty tennis courts, pool, YOUIHOMITOWN
*OPEN SAT 1-5 P.M. *
DON'T MJSS THIS!
If you like charm, privacy & warmth
you have to see this 2BR + den
Deerfield Patio home w/lovely
fireplace. $83,900. ZZ SAHOSWMG.
<E·38)
"4 l9fr o• "4-SAlr
Turtlerock! 3 BR home wil~. living
rm, fireplace, formal dining &
kitchen wieating area. Super clean
& ready for occupancy! $105,000.
417 I , ASIO DE VEGA. ( E-39)
LOO.ING FOtt THI ANUn
We've found it! Come see the many
amenities of this lovely 4 BR home
landscaped w/specimen trees,
fountain, deck, waterfall, ponds,
MaUbu Ugtits, thick dichondra lawn
& auto. sprinklers I Formal dining +
brkf st rm -gourmet kitcl\en -spacious family rm w/flrepJace.
Hurry -won't last at S141,950. 17
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Vn.LAGI J~IY. PAllC
3 BR Rutgers model ln excellent condition & nicely decorated. Lg.
family rm -formal diolna .....
fireplace -extra·lg. rear patio.
Near comm. assoc. facJUtle~l.
scbool8, llbrar~ & city park. " BEAUTY at s12s.ooo fee. 4646
S18li ftll LM. (E·41 >
•1----.------1 . HORTH IHD UTILITY AREA. Matter Qoown VaJfey Mall clubbouae. Beautifully
TEHSION EASER Beautiful, 1nvlttn1 :!tte .:t~:':a:~ 495-2200 131·7010 "==eu.asso nom
Walk into a sunken llv lardens'lead you tnto vanity, hall private deck E
rm adorned by the tbl.shome,rullofwarinth above lherearyardand HUG
warmtb ol a cracldln• • charm; wood Ora .• lu&h planUng1 below. Master s .. ·te•. ('rplc, pualn1 thnl to the frpl.c., beamed cellinp, s TE AL T ff 18 ONE
exoUcall1 paneled Cront project that qualnt TODAYroronl)' Larae ''C" pl an
rm, Up.toeln1 by 3 enUc· i...acuna feeling hi t.bJa i S 12' ,500 M Pri~• townhome. 1bia totally inc acenlc wall-papered bdrm. home. Sl•,S>O u.asSIOM llALTY immaculate 3 bedroom
bdrma to the ma1aa1tn1 SPICTACULAI -home hes upcredes
effect of your owo Speciou,luxvrybonaelo 9858.Cet.Hwy,Lqune numeroua to mention.
private jacuui. Included aemi-Drinte uea oa the ..... 4fiM»1l I Low m el n t . y a r
are fl'ee community Wll· bluff a{. overlookln11---P-JUV_A_CY ____ , w/flreplt & fountain;
Jlis oourts, l blk away. Capl1 rauo Beatb. ONC LEVELS. Thia r• lhort walk to pool. Jua
A1Hor$89,900. Unturpa,ud wbit• JQOdeled bocnelncloee ln $95.500 <42>
XANADU weler' vlews. Only ode Bluebird Ola)'on lnvltt9 REAL ESTATE ,_,.old. '275.tlOO 97' .. IU MONARCH IAY tbe ac:tiv• family. a Br 3 11---------1 Xlnt view Uina the b'ee Ba ancJ • bu,tt famU, Y OWNER·Woodbrtdce top9 trom thls 4 bdrm. rm. ope to wooded ca·
Townhome. 2 Br, l~ ba. ramlly home; e•y fiaw Q)'OO ~.:.~.!~~u:and Pt Iced below mkt., J)l1tetn for eue ot eDter· an en:w,,. ........ ..,,. .. ~ ro-
.. 18'7_._500_. SSl_-4*__,_. ___ 1 Ulnlftl. Spacious yard. u~:.~=~ °'/pact~•========~
Pn •Hit¥ *2'{S.OOO this warm bome and Un
PRICE REDUCTION
FORQUlat SALE
Hull« View MoollCO
By OW09', Sl».500
Open HM9ln 1-5
m1 Port Keaoedy Pl •
640.18'15 Coll:t• p~ ij;l,soo • Lacuna We at tta best.
W '-~d .,._ liOO ~ SIS,tlO. Open Sun. Jan. un 1e -· · ~ 1-4PM. 880 Blueblrd Deerfleld t'lt,800 DI\ .....-__ eai_u_s1._sooo ___
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fHturea UlJ"'•OUt. Pvt 3NO'lc;;~59.&AlgUM IHOl.C ... Hwy.
t.u. crt • pool. Prin '-4591 ...... .._. 4t4-t4U onl)'.M'U499 --a.--=-o-Sl-IM~~-•
2 Bt, ft 1m11l ttlldJ.
Pol1abed brdWOOd noon, ,. ___ l!m--~~--... ~~.-. ..... ; ...... pt pallo.
l~toBdL .,....080.
lac.CANYON l>o¥'t!I' model 2 bedrm, 2
Ndt, dhdat rm • ram· rm ~ot •ccorf\d. 646-Jtzta 54W4H
ilach en my er
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keptf $115,800
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1» P Tuat1D Ave., lC.B.
ltlM.TOIS 64M'23 ·
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Mtwportle9dt 106t Mt•,..1hedt 1069 s.a--. 1076 8Y Owner 2br, 1ba •l•t· 6SUITl$.H.I. a Uolts, Cost.• M••· •• • • ..................... ..
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• taclled 1ar. fncd In baelt Xlnt. l~a. Near oeean $148,000. S. Coaat Invest. PICK·A·UMIT
IXECUTIVI HOMI ::!::O~:~·:;r= w/1arden P•Uo. Built. to eo. &U-1t03 UNDER CONSTRUCTION
WATER FRONT
LIMO.A ISi.AMO
HARIOR ISLAND
Both with pier and slip
BY OWNER
673·5676
Newport leach I 069 Mtwport h•Jt I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
• uw-.1TIR 1 n N e w po r t C r es t .
Only once In awhile do VA.e.:n-wa aocept2Dd at«y w/great $5 MIWOM BUY..NOW-S,.\VE you find a qualJty home ocean YV. Good Income
come on Lhe market that T...._ t otO &tbmlt terms. OK con· to
i. PRICED RIGHT. at ••••••••••••••••••••••• tract ol a ale $10 MIWOM
$154,SOO. You will rind a WOWI OMlY $50,900 ,.., ~!!!,..Inc. In escrow doelrwt per
large, 4 BR, FAMILY Forthlllovely2bdrm.,2 ---·r month In lncome pro·
home, loaded with ex· ba. condo! Real frplc., C~••l•1U/Tow1t• pertyou'b n.n'ENTORY tras. Huae yard, patio, wall alr-cond\Uooer, ),&e. e.o... for aal'• 1700 n .. , •
fireplace, fruit trees, tarden-piUo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOWS WHY!
OCEAN VIEW. Enjoy Garde .. Condo, 2 Br. l 'rlJ Buy,~· or £!'Chance! cook.Ing those steaks on .. We're. larae enouah to the patio au BBQ, while ba, patio, pool, aeeortty, 1erve and tmall .enouah
the kids play basketball A/C. S.C. Plaza area. ~care.
or volleyball on the Alldq$69,000. SS'7.as1. tJN1TS PRICE
paved courts. TRULY A ADULT CONDO, only .0.C.X../ I $110,
FAMILY HOME. SSl,800. I am a lrt shlUl> (Wh ,... 1100 2 "25,
BERTHA HENRY 2 brm twnhse Caplral ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 $187,M>O
215 olJ~TOR~92~121 ~~co!~erw/,~Ul~~n! IY OWNEa ~ ri:::
are• It requirea lovtna New & lovely duplex 3 $1$5,000
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TWIMS + ONI
I -3 BR, + 2 -2 BR with F 'P 's
Const. start Feb. Sch. Gross 15,240 E.C.M.
OUAl>IUPUT"S
lfteady and watti.l)g now 3 -2 BR
F /P •i + 1 -3 BR F'/P •II with cath
ceiltng1 Sch. gross 19.800. E,rC.M. ·
I
QWmlPl.lrs
5 -2 BR with F/P's const start F'b
Sch gross 23,100 W.C . .M. ·
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l':ach unit bu 2 Bdrm, ! ba, 1ara .
New con1\ruc ll fS .
WS,000. Ca.11 Geo Fre,
5"2-34~.
BEN HlNKLE R.l!L
·············~········· HOISi RAfCCHIS
Two t9 choote frotn. ane--.. Bf 11..\ ba, Fa"'i· !r . Rm. Offi(•. Dlnlna
Rtti. roc."'veu, b•rn • 3carprqe.
One-3 B{ 2 Ba new.
Fruit trees, fenced, 2 car
11araae. Brolcer •Wl1\~!~~~.. GREAT IUY
3 br. 3 a, din rm · ram Spacious 3 Bdrm., 2~~
rD) w/extras galore. Ask-bath. K 1t ch en with
111g 1.154.500. separate dining area, up·
Property llouse 642 3850 graded carpets & drapes,
Super Oc.an View repl~cement. J .D. Real Newport Hat•· 3 Br 2 Ba, a $99,800 surn
3 Br, 2•.; ba Townbome. 2 Estate. '151-2787. ~pkt is :-aa·~~~~or • J s;?.U,000 Twn hse type const 5 -2 BR + 1 -3 Rtlltat1 •,, ~~~~~.~~-~'"· Ofherl"'latafe ~ e. . or ! 1 ::::: BR aU with F/P's -cath. ceiling sch •••••••••••••••••••••••
8'1&-ST17 (714)
ORm.m>
Lovely 4 Br, Fum Rm, 2• 1
Ba. 2200 sq ft. Huge pool
Unlted Brokers 642 2589.
()po SIS 12 30 to 4 30
1615 R.ulh Ln.
SEA.VIEW
Up&raded. New Bedford
JDr, den. ram rm . view.
S24.S,OOO. By owner.
497 1559
2 car garage w 1th
automatic opener. Ex·
cellent locauon & conch·
Uon TenntS courts, pool.
1acuzt1, etc. Plenty of
guest parkme. $114.500.
By owner Call 642-1888.
LlX • tGS ooo gross 29,100 E.C.M. ConsL start Feb. FWWIMd OPlH HOUSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• •MEW 4 p • 4 $116:500 •••••••••••••••••··~···
It... _ _...._ s c MoWl•HM.a HARBOR BLUFFS ··ooo • ....___,.;._t...:~-3107 I I 5 igpt-. · · For Sal 1100 HUNTINGTON BEACH Two4'a St..... 4 WHOLE MANY - -
Siil/Suo l-4 •••••••• ~.............. !Mi()...l370 4 ll601 1000 10 or 20 units ea. Group or 10 has s -2 OCE .. " ... RONT .. br, ..... _ Charming 2Br home. . 5 11 5,000 ,,..,,.. .. • ua ~al·aled on qlhwett 1resdldetn· 5!~fc!.'!3 po'13tt~x~l.~ a.co-Preperty 2000 3+hse S2'°1000 BR with Fi P 's and 5 -1 BR sch gross home avail. Feb. lhru Ju.
u street a ea s o ""·t •·Sal Agt ,,-:,, ~-.. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 5 Sl1S.ooo 40,200 lSt lrp comp Feb. 2nd Grp ly. Frplc, wash/dry. ··T" Street beach. £'9 a.... e. . ...... -.-... 8 Sl60,000 nststart b WC M dshwbr. 2 cu 1ar. No
$78 300 00 I nlf'LlX, c:.M. 6 $235.000 co e · · · · pets. '750/mo. 644·9582 EXECUTIVE · • · SI /Mo. eehl Great Eaatalde toe, 7 $325,000
AMCHOIA4H COSTA. MHA. newer sbr, 2ba, frple, yd. Twol's S215.000 PlAHS IN OfffCE HM 1 ll ~-DREAM IHVISTMIMTS 1978 Skyline. 2Br, 2 ba, (2) 2br, lba, pat106, encl. u "40,000 H.tio.
plush patio porch Cor that 1ar $165 000 23 ~000 •-•••••••••••••••••••• .Al.AHDOHEO HOME 17141496-7711 special couple or person To0m~. Ritr,642-1803 25 Sfl95,000 DONO~ r AN'~ Wahrfrt/lootSllp
WES TC LIFF who enjoys luxury. Love-43 $1,350,000 ' '¥..,LA 0 Lavishly tum & det. It FOUR IEDROOM Gori;eous 3 bdrm Trina 3 Bed.rm, 2 Ba Ocean & ly location, swimming lullderdo....t 58 $1,490.000 ft Br, den/Ofc. 2\-9 b.a
$144,500 modellnTheBluffs.Tru· Marina view home lo pool,etc.(S0813)S23,900. Theonly4lelt.Duplexes 66 $1,900,000 of CA ifo1"n1·a Townhouse. Tentth.
'·· ly un executive dream Harbor F.stales.$114,500. SOUntCOAST nr S.C. P l aza Bkr 112 12,750,0QO ,,. poola/jac.Stainedglau, ..... sh grounds & massive home. Community pool & M arq u u rd R eu lt'y, Mobile Home Sales 557-9710 ao. $4 800 000 k r bl $800/ entry leads you into th111 clubhouse right accross 498-0eeO 2706H bo "'··'t """ ' • . REAL ESTATE a Y IC s, mo-.
two garden putio:. & view. Pvt Jacuzzi &. all SHORECUFFS C L 54 · all elec, bltN, lodacpn1. • Plac• LAgillftOhoch 3141 lovely home leaturani: the street. Fantastic AarL ro~""° Newport Hits, neW4·plex, '' IQl&Gfl ~· 84<M724
f>peNaculur rear yum kmds of goodies. OnJy Excellent fa mil home 2 VUONG. a4x60, 2 Br + .spacious ownera unit. ~...t.:... ._ rr.p.ty 2000 1ncOf19 Property 2000 ...................... .
CaUu.'<lral t·e11tn11!> with $1.57,500. blks to pvt: be~ch elu'b, FR, top cond. & loc. nr First user ~ejre:!;~;~ • • ...,1il·"2o •••••••••••.••••••o•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c AN y 0 N. 1 B d t m
natural wood beams Open.Sat&Sun1·5 golf course & shopplnc. beach. $37,500. Agt. Walk~ t. . 14000U&IUt.NIWf'Otl HACH Single Fanuly Hom~. 1 SUNITS w/frplc, lof\, beam ceU-
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I i n R 406 Plata. Npt Och 4er. 2ba, ram rm. Low 646-4380 «673 yr 04W', assume low int. Pride of ownenbip pro-lo&, lee fncd yd. Util jld. rlnplurc Gourmet AESOP RE.ALTY I 14 Thes makeseose A all F b U ~00/ kitchen. Stur:.ii:c i::.ilorc' maint. yard· Aak og l2x-44 New Skyline, lBr, WANTED: RealdentiaJ ln-..... •HEIM oana.al eh ( · perty. lncorne al SlOOO v e • JDe.
Chcr:.1i.t.>d gurugc & RV 731-4911or835-0739 Sll0,000. Bkr. 493-93C2 good loc. Reas rent. come 2, 3 or 4 Wlits. Must ~f'lllA Sever to c oose rom. pe.r month. Can't mlas on 49'-81.31, (213) 554-2121
access . CJll t oda} ti01"t bayfront.•BR,den, Pricedtosell.548·7891 ha~11._o:c..-eu view. Tll~X Ageut.968-3331. this ooe. Oflered at ... wportleoct. Jl6t
646·7171 . pier. on Peninsula SClll Ju• IO 40• deled Capiatrano or Dana Pt. New unita with 11380/mo Lrf 4.-Plex. Good area. $119,000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• '• ? ·" ' ., ' '' ~larshall Rltr. 6'15-4600 CaplstrClftO I 07t x ....,IOO ...:.::. area. 7S2·1830 income. Ft-pie, air cond.. Pvt patios. garages, air. 191-7155 mall trlr for rent. uUl pd.
[\O'! l!?IW!J OCEAN VIEW ... ~;,;.:;:·~;,;.·.;,:;,;.uu ~..:::-,!., i ... ort i:;: :.~ :~::.... Ci'~:.'L Good ~ "Q";.~'!':'-~5.~g: aq 1 ~mo,...,_.,., . ~ _!!!!~!:!!J CONDO, REDUCED Large 2 story s1nele thop' 9 ceahr. All unit• have F.P., 731-3732 Wtjjij/j &.ogun. 3116 s THOUS.AMOS s ramily home with 3 646·69 •• OW••r. D.w ., 2 Ba. Lasl phase ASSUMI $75,000 •••••• ., ••••••••••••••••
Rt'<luced Cora fast sale. Bdrms., 2•3 balhs, large 2191 Hcri>or. sp 34. (~) Prin. onl>" A&t. Htg. Bch property lSUNITSlnmverslde.S.SOCEANVJ&WlBrCood°' OuanfrOflt Dupl••
$<!!15.000
Beach House
O"ner wall consider
h:ase/opUon. $130,000
Peg Broms Rllr 645·1531
Vacant & seller is anx· kitchen, fireplace & CM.A.dlhOtlly ~or642·8S50 w/good income. Xlot Um .. arou. $1'72,000. Blue Lqoon, pvt bell"
IOW.. Beautiful 2 br end pnvate renccd yard. r'ul· REAL TY ttfc. loea W/ocean exposure & Agent. 546-5880 tennis courts. lAe asso
unit w/fplc. Community ly landscaped. For sale llACHHA.UTYI llUNITS, C.M. 714/146-1371 space to eit,>anc:l. Take mo.~or'99·2981
pool, sauna & jacuzzi. At by owner. Call 498-2709. O\ange yCJQr life style, Pride ol ownership, xlnt over paymts at-~% int. •-£-f-Sale 1zoo•---------Lh1s pnce It won't last! cond. Income $100.000. J ts _,. -•
llurry ! Call 645-0303. bdrm condo, 2 car gar. live in Drtrtwood Bch 25% down. Owner w/belp w/no new oan C09 • no ••••••••••••••••••••••• HoMtes ~AIMd SPACIOUS LIVING
~Bedroom 1 2 bath In pre
t1gious Wes tddf.
~ormal entry open to
large hvln.i room with
FO~ESTE
OLSON
Patio, pool, upgraded. Club right on• golf finance. Prine only LIVl.aH qualif~g . ~br'l~Readytobulldonlot,fan-•••••••n•u••••••••h•
Own. $49,995. 213·~·2363 green, pool, clbhn, va-pleaae. DLX 3 IR 21... t:~· con ae 0 ta.sue ocean view & walk G...... 3102
---------• cani. ownu out 01 •late. 12 UNITS, 'INIM ,.. 5 tobe11eh, Laauna. •••••••••••••••••••••••
b11ck f1repluce. rully up
lo! r a d e II k 1 t 1· h e n .
lundscat>t.'<I yard. fenced.
fruit lrt•c•:., v1•.:ctablc
gardt•n. 2 cur i:aral'(c.
1 '140,000. Owner/Agent.
tm-?480
Priced to sell immed. Owneraunit. 536·9305 Ow
3 7296 BEAUTIFUL Park rent evee inel'ds Xlnt cond. 136,000 \ Paihna Rfflffy Inc. ner/aaent67 · ut.Jlles. Just listed. 20x58 come. 25% down. Owner RElllT OUT VillageSan Juun.Super Parklane ,67. 28 r . w/help finance. Prine. (2)2ltrunlta,4caraar. TRIPLEX BUlLDERS-
starter home with 2Br, <l"T4896_7). PACIFfC Only please. Contact E·C-Ollta Mesa. Min. to Complete COastal O>tn·
OPEN t:fOUSE plui.h carpets, new paint COAST RESALES, INC. owner Brkr 543•9793 beacha. 1185,000, 2025 Collta Mesa. 2 BR. 2 BA, mlsalop. Pfeparations& Call for Details &. wallpaper. Lake's, LaurleLaoe ea. Pvt. patios ea. unit. Submhalons . Ex-
HARBOH VIEW HOME park, fishing & swim· !.1!11-&IGO OCEAN VIEW Duplex, Ajetat '1.14/642·5319 G<>Od for owner occupan· pericnced 581-0027
3 Br, 2Ba with many ming close by. Pnce re· Hillcrest .20xS?, 2 BR, 2 stept from beach • .Vpper 714/6411,741-4 cy. ~Ot~SW()OD ~ERALO BAY. lge lot
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appti.. Plan!> to add 2 duced only $63.500. Ba, close to shopping. 3 bedroom. lower 2 REAL'l01\ S7S.86?£ fn pr'esttglous pvt• com.
more bdrms. 1\1 ~t. de· L..,_a Niguel RHffy Pvt ply. 963-9101 be4room. II Car garage, muoity. Plans av all.
UDOISU: t~~~le area. Only ::t~~~: :;~::::: OPEHHOUSI ::~::r:::·anAs! N:~~.~·!•'r!r. 714~.9723 .
New on murk et. Lovely 4 ~ SESAME STIHT re r ! 0 r Id W l.d e lop/Palm Dessert area. 63.S x 270, R·2 Lot 1n W. • br & 3 ba on oversized lot DO UO s p a c e a s , 2 4 9 2 2 Brokers, 673--t54S They ,edl o.t Qista Mesa. 1133·1927 .Ct ~RTHEIGHTS Realtors, Est.1907 2 Br~!a~:d~E!.soo ~a~J~~nl~~5 E~tflT~~~: SA.HCLEMEMTE Agent.
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frplcs. $112,500 NEW TOWNHOUSE 3Br. house by appt only Sun vacan • owner anxi .,. b h I I d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ~·r ... king ...... ,000 Ph S Prlc_, to sell 1·mmed. at un t. enc ose v-•"' ....,, _. 2• • ba, Fil. $81,900 Park Jan IS. 31477 Los Rios ."t. '-"" N d ( d 496-5821
pool 357 I0-16 or 675-0745 581-4599, 581-4163 1791X·U Call for run.her gaalrages. 0 e erre •---------•
KEN BRlnlNGHAM
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lli\HBOR VIEW Janette Reimann Terra Fil'IM R"'ty
2hr & den or 3br. 2ba, COUMTllY SPA.MISH PAC l f' I C C 0 AST 540·2345
comer lol, alJ upgrades Enjoy country life on ~R~F.S~A~L~ES~._!l~NC:!. 99~1-3660~~1~~~~~~~~~1 & deco fcalures, parquet your Capistrano c11tate. ~~~~~~~~~! entr. b}' ow ner. Sl39,750. Fantastic, well built, Mobile Home 12x.50, Hunt· SEAL BEACH TRIPLEX • _______ _,644 ~..;._·7_;4..:.63;;..;·...:.64...;0:....·l:....4_40 ___ 1 large ranch home. 5 lngton Harbour area, Located across the street
WALK -Bedr A b Lh I "1 n t c 0 n d ' 5 • pk . from the beach on oeeatt ooms, ., a s, poo . 848·3420 B J v d . 0 W N E R ON THE CAN.AL
Super 4 BR + rumpus
rm.. + ram. rm. Neal
redwood deck over the
water. Walk t-0 ocean!
$155,900
TOIEACH
New li•t.ln1H~ido Sands
Lovely 3 BR. 2 BA. Large
living room, l s tone
Cireplaces. 1''amily room + dining room. com-
munity pool , volleyball
nt!ar tenms. Priced t
sell. Sl 25. 000
A.STULH
2 + Den, nr. ocean. $89,BOO ;<' •
CAYWOOD IULTY
INC. 541-1290
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w/Gueat house, sunken
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Sl56,950. 646-0931. Open
hse Sat/Sun 12-S. 415 ~~~~~~~~Pirate Rd.NB
Storybook home for your ...;;.....--------• ANXIOUS, muat setl.
eblldren. sa25.ooo CMta MHCI MAK~ OFFER! Only THlllSTfM t=o.ifailtY.tley $1SOOOO
IUCHUVIMG Sll4M..ll...t JEfFREY·HOLMES Unique, om.om cedar & 1. Id 1 ,_ Ltd.
.redwood environment, Doub• w 0 UICW")', pe.. (11')M2·7Ul overlookina the San welcome, 2Br, lBa, ln1---------1
Clemente coast. 4 one of areas loveliest C.M.UMITS
Bedrooms, 4 baths, Mobile Home Puita· " BR l d I swimmlnc pool. e11y UnderS20,000. CCF1016) 8 · • Pr • o
walk to popular beaches. SOUTH COAST ownenhtp unlta. 8 Moe
Built foc famlly llvlns. MobUeHom•Salea new. Tb~ won't Jut. 2706Harbor, Sulte208 betterh\&rr)'t
$460,000 CALL 540-5937 540.J666
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A rare lind on quiet "LITTLF;
ISLAND" -Lg. 4 BR (3+den)
w/separate enclosed patio + 2 BR
tum. unit rented at 1325/mo. Only
l·blk from beach, bay & shopping.
Flexlble financing. $274,500. Bob
Leonard 642-8235. (E...f.C)
• PLIX-fMmMGTOM 114CH Four 2 BR unia in neat area within
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Jl60,000. Vic Jashlnakl 642-8235. <E·ts>
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Prime location tor summE'{/w4oter
rental! 1, 2 & 3 BR w\lts, pa.rtlally
furnislied . $159,5()0. Lynne
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Excellent condition r 4 yrs. newt
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2BR, view. $525/mo.
428\.'.t Beaonia
2 BR. den.1625/mo. l!H1 Port Cardiff a SR. <14m. ~w. S975. 2~ Yaci\iiltadlant ,
2 ~R. dee, vlew. $600.
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S BR, $'725/mo.
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encl yd & ruo Wlr pd. ~ach Club $600/mo deck4, den, iOod family t.ownhouae: facea pool. 3 apl!I, WW cpl&, dsbw.l>r, 2 Bl'. Adults. noPtll.S. Tu~ Adult .3 Bedroom. •uper Newporl Kal\1, new I~ 2 ~IJ 215l t. '33St mo Call~l·l234 hOrJ?f.$650. Car carport. refrlg., drp8,. 2 Br 2 Ba. from Qf ltnfurn.yrl~ .. $250. 24~1 location, no P•h. Br, I a., all elee. Bltm.
64G..Q83l Uruversity Park Terrace wshr/dryer. adult cpl. $335. 3 Br 2 fµk 's, $435 E l6th. N H~ 64G l801 $225 r month $Ci8 W . plma:, tblldrcn OK. Walk
1 brm, newly decor See .it twnhme. 3Br, 2ba, frplc, VloCTORIA BEACH, 2 only. $4~. Rllr6"2•5333 Oose to schools, shops, Nice UPfitatrs rear l br. WI~, 149. apt t:. U> l7lll Sl, 642·2164 or
Houte on c0tntr tot, So S44 Bernard No pets. dbl gar $475/IOO. leveb of spectacular . :wy. Kids OK, oO rwt11. $285 1 UlU pd Call 673-0782 OCHwy 3Bdrm,2ba,~e AdJtsonJy. 552•11196 Ot'tl&n view. 2 Br. l(e Harbor View home, 7802 JOth St & 7801 su~Y LAMAHCHAAPTS bri~kfrp1c. $600/mo ----Fam Hm. wetbar, $'7,IO. Carmel 3br, ram,_ Va. Hazard St. 848-1181 & ---Lie 2 br aarden apta Ii 3 E/Side, light. •1ry :t Dr.~ COLI OFHIWftORT Br, 2 ba. fam rm. New Woodbndge New 3Br, din cant. SS15. 644·&977, u.2·1361 Tim Morau. LJOO lSLE br t wnhse. Os l\whr. Ba. bltns ln triple!( s:soo
REALTORS paint & crpl. frplc. rm. tam rm. atr\um. EXECUTIVE HlUtlt'OP 831·31W-4 -C-' _,-.1 .. __ ----Bachelor apt, $250 mo bltns, encl. &ar, &ti bbq. No pets. 552·001 or
675-SSCI Bltns. O/W. r uv 'd pat, SSOO Ph<714)494-2A58 31evel&oft.he~stvl•ws 28r 2caraarace paUo --111111-6738886 PoolGaspd 118ScollPI. SSH:Ml
dbl gar, Yilrd $475. - . ~ Laauoa Beach. Wood ' • • Fwnlth.ct 3400 6425013 -------~----~---1 M9·3262 Woodtmdge, New 4 br, & glass w /decks oJ! $42.Smo. No= ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido tale~ br. den. ram 1''0URSEASOl'JS4'PTS
L:,\STSJDL' 3ba. fam rm., /\/C1 nr ·every room. Leau, ssso. 498• Condo, nr occ.ao. 2 BR. 2 rtn., w/boat 4c moonng. 2 BR. l Ba duplex Cpls, Spaciow. 2 br lwnhs~ l~ ~
c. c. park Ii pool 1550/mo. 2•,Br. lBa, 1 r~mlty, tJ •• 2-car &•r., pool. W'mler Ot' yrly 109 Via drpi, refn&, stv., encl .Bu. ~. pvt prstto, am JURG.t,~.~ETS. 640-1044 TEMPLEHlL~,brand chOdrcnOK, l pet OK. 962·2'36, 556·8Q13, Wailers. 6'13 ·7671 or gar. No pets 1370 mo. chlldO.K.Nopeta.~m
_ --_ •SHARP 4 br, den, i'1'. new .4 Br, den. rormal S3&S mo. Lse~s 28th St. &l5-1064 61~ 646·12t6 735Joa11n646-6483
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JASMltG caEEIC Lower, lite. near new 2 ~. 552·1006833-1653 nlence + location. Le~e LEASE 3 Br + lge den, Unfwftilhed 3425 •••••••••••••0 ••••••••
8e1Wtifully de.:orated & Br, fplc, l'Pl, drps, patio, Orani• Tree Condo new $1000. ~ lenQ.la. ll001 & heh. $4.BD ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln'lmac. 1 Br apt, pool,
Woodland vi·11age l BR unf, adulta, no 114ls $230. 2212 Minor, apt A. IW5 Pattlanno 145-70ll6
immac.! 2 Bib, family fnl'<i yd. A\I now. $385 2Br on lake rerna 'avail mo. 328 p roa1>ect. Laguna Niguel 3 Br 3 Ba sundeck. 3 blks to bcb.
rm .. fireplace, formal 1-498·2622, G7~SS11_ nuw, tenrus, pool', $350 te UMBlNEf.L 545-4157__ nr pool, sh~p:i. bNiut $250 mo Sandra Hart·
Beautiful, new. 11dult -----.,,.~---apts. Great location. 2 2 Br 1 Ba, newly de<:or'd,
dmiOtJ,2patio.,db).g11r . Br 2Ba f""lc blgf~m mo.675-9229 ·~«r/UlHOCIAT&S '""UryCondo3L-.. rm 3 view, 8 min heh 22:e5s.~56..!.:_ Creal pnvacy + pool, · • .... • .... , :nos c tHw ........ • U\:\J_ • children ok 542:1 mo ... ~ h teruus & guarded aah~. rm, D'W, newly dee. new New 2Br. 2a,, ba Condo. · oe• Y· bath, den, walk lo beach. Dys, 54 s-7 i38. E vs · ~!" .. ft
pools, 2 Jacuuis. IA;e patio, oo chUdren, no
Move in 1mml'd1atel) pets. J'70 Wallace. POO
mo. 646· lSSO or S45-615S
S'750/Mo. Avail. 1mmed. P4•nt '° & out , Mesa Upgrades, Earthtones, ~,_.~,. ~f4·'4ll Pool, tennis, $6SO. mo. 5·7Ptof 546·3678 493-6670° u..turNsh.ct Barbara Wrigh\. 644-6200 Verde S4U5 mo. 540·11757 $395. Ph· 7S2-6688Ag1. __ Avail. 18 mos lease Ask ' · - -••••••••••••••••••••••• Bachelor S22.s·S24S
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2 Bdrm $295-$325
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$290, 3 Ir, 1 h
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hath front duph•:< +Sl60 move in cost. 165 Henlage Park Twnho!l'e 1 bdrm, view. old top of TOWNHOUSE apt.s,dc oscr 0 s oppang. Tu-008Jaon:!~2~1~ bltns . C.M. $400/mo.
w /modern hualt·in MonteV1sta Openhou11e New 2Br, 2"'i8a, up· theworld.$350.--3 b C 21 h·., Laun1 ry acthlics No ___ "'----'"--"""--i...::.646~-4868::::.:.·.::e.::ve::.,M:::M:::::506=--k ·h N h 1 ,sit &Sun 96.10678 ad AC 1 k t (2131433·3636 w H.-. R...tal l rm. am rm \ ·'· • chi dren, no pet:. ·~.~ en ears opprni: & • • --gr cs. · w r~ • • 1 patios. couttyrd entry; Sl!.151$20~/ mo. Ulal1t1cs ~x:arh Jrnmed.occ~ri~n Ava11now.New2Br2U;.i, rent}$400 mo. Ownr LoqiunoHIH1 32SO 4BrZbahouse$600/yr'ly clt1e tu pool. j11cuiz1. pd.CallCarolat/136·7343 WESTIAYTRtftUUS
'Y ".'TS/mo. Belle l:hu~e J Br l' 2 Bu ~ 55! s_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach area aauna, bch Open h\e - ---COSTA MESA
2 Br. l ba. $215. mo.
lst•laat. 548-8204 ()(' 646-?.211 t l..eeD44·6200 <E·53J :;.it;-5120 Woodbridge $SSS. New, 3 Br condo, l 't'a min to fwy, 38r2bahouse $6%5/yrly ~at1Sun. 1!1671 s.e;.iwind 13142 Newland St. l~ardc.>n BRAND NEW
---------super 4 Br, 3 bu, 3 cur lovely patio,· view 5395 ~~~~~~P~fl~il~oto t:r . ll .B . s102.soo. ~rove>Be;,iutiful2bdrm tBrF'romS2*>. 2 Br, l ba upstairs. No
•l Br. flrl'place 1295. Util Mes:t Verde · 3 br, 2 bu, gar owner. 552.34,6 mo. 635-6686 ,7111 960-3278 a p t :. I n x I n t 2 Br From $305 pets Near. OCC. 2865
µd. A dulls. no P4!l1> frpk, family rm, i_:rl'ul --· ----fTl(I -neighborhood. Pr1 vute 3 Br:2 Ba From $395. Mendoia apt 0 . $275. llJJ-897~ bJck yard 3213 Towa. RA.NCI! 4 br, 2~, ba. fam LagiMG Mlguef 3152 Newport Pier IUty Duple11n Ullfun J600 p11t10 view from lovely 751-3696
Sl50 mo. 641-12001.1gent. rm. loft. 2000 sq ft, encl ••••••••••••••••••••••• c• 673~2058 ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen~. enc I s d Beautiful new 'i unit NEW BREED APTS
!>.of H~.v. :.t. Br.1 Ba. S4:JS g T;:; 32 3 2 yd pauo lto1 Pond trees Beautiful Sea T~rrace DELUXE Duplex 3 Br 2 garages . po o I . bwld1ngs. Xlnt locollon Bachelors & l bl'!\ . .,,."to mo. C11l t>3S·JG07 evc1> $495 mo.'t1ex1ble i.erms.' home. 3 Bdrm, 3 ba, tam. --Ba. w/view an SJC. $375 clubhOUJ1e, no pets. S315 near So. Co1&st Plaza. _.., "1• "'"l •••• •• • •••••• •• •••••••• 3 b h t t b •· 1 h Id k '"'2 5872 Call C I ~ Pool 'a~'"f•I eft"I ,,, ,, .... ,,,, 64(}.1714 rm., frml dinlnJ & living. rm -se, s eJ).'I o ay • mo. c 1 o "" · mo. aro 636·1343 Children welcome No -""· • > ....... • ·-
Beautiful 4 BR, 2 Ba1 Pvt comn1uhlt)' w/PoOI beadl. Nr 39tb 6 BaJboa . -........... _ .a pets. Rental office open ~at. Gas pd. No children SEAVJEW 3 Br. 212 h:1. w/frplc, OW. Air Cond Walnut Square Condo. acuzzi tenrus "bea('h' Blvd sssomo.7S!·6568or -al .. and ·3806 dailyJo.5.84oeak'trSt,J _oc_pe_ls_6'_5-4_4l_l __ _ r Jm rm. Ocoean \ 1ew. tcn·J Super area. $'1S. U634M7 Just remodeled! Like k 51 ' p 1 / l. 75'2-3ro5 Apart""nt' Fumiifl.ct ••••••••••••••• ••• • •••• bill W. of Brls~. Sharp a bdrrn .• 2 baths, 1 ru111pool. 11e<'u11ly. Short Agent.Nu fee. new 2br. i:ar .. paol. No 752~0~4=~·61:e op · •••••••••••••••••••••••3 BR, den·2 bu, frplc, 2 ~7.s21S yr. old, w/frpl~ iar. ~~~~;4~~1mo Ph IFountain v~~ --n14 peu.~ ~--( I . . ~~:~~~t~~1/i~~E& lcAoo 111.tct 3706 d~ks, tbaia~lew. ,trifle S315Agt.152·VN;'
---••••••••••••••••••••••• Terrace Twnhm 3 BR, 2 maglne iving tn a new patio, remodeled, $360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:;r,y!mond mo yr y. J•--------•f....'!=.:..::.:.:!c=:.u..!1 __ _
3 BR, 3 Ba w 1bltns. frplc, Beaut 3 Br We~tmonl, Ba. frp\c, wet·bar Pvt $92.000pats?homeforon· mo.673-4790 Bayfronl. lower Sbr, 2bu, ---------1 LACASAll.A.NCA 2Bdrin,tb1upper.
$.'i>S 1\\ <.ul Feb l. S\<:\ cl reCnK.'W n. 0 W incld patio. Pnme end unH on ly ~ mo. near ocean. fpl, lg patio w/ view, yr-lcAoa Peniftsula 3107 loc:h. llt'·A•I Now S2GO. Avail Feb 1.
li44-6.Sl0/S40·ll51 $450 997-76119&531l·3824 grnbll. 675-4014 dayA, 2
1Bb .. ~ Fathm Rlrm . P1°8°1• HVM, sub lse 2 HR, tor 4 Jy, S750 mo. 675·7009, ••••••••••••••••••••••• All uUls pd .. cpts, drps, Call 646·2008 -· --- ----• ,,. c .. ,,e, o er x aa. QI' mo w/"""s1'blc ext 'or ""~ "A"5 1 8 ,_,.,._. lndry rac's Adul•-67....,..52 eves. ...., • .,.,.,.. · """" · ' v•.,...,..., Yr y 2 r spotle!s bltns ....,..., • · "' $22S lit " J t uoo /l_,ovcly 3 Rdrm, 2 Ba. over."""...,._, another yr. Or rent a 5 -clsed g;i;.. Adlt.s ~o eta' over 35, no pe ts or : u -t
w frpk. OW. crpt. fed Sep. \ndiv. bouse w/tero Ocean Mtn Shore view Br, Somer'!!et for ·~me BAYFRONT lBr .. Pallo, $350/mo ins~ P · children. Call Sue: Child ok, no pets. 131 E . CottaMtsa 32l41 >•rd.~25 ~IG3·4567Agenl. maint.Brandnew2Br2 ull8t'8dcd:JBr2 Ba '$475 perlod.Bothhavebctaut. 1375/yrly mcl. ut1I. In· -· --SS6·7707 or Henry · Bay,SU·533l
•••••••••••••••• • ···~•·· No fee _ ___ Ba w/comro poo~s. ten-+assoc dues 496-1171 lndscpn1. $SSO & $7541. qi.lire. 4-00S. Bny!ronl ;:5 2 bdrm . ~ u n de,_. k. 642-9137 • ge l f$r, 1 year new.
SftECtAL HwttinC)ton Beoch ~~O ~s. Jacu~zl, sauna, gy,rn. -_._ 759-0143__ _: _ _ lalk>, Penlft..,,a 3707 stove/ref I blk from•--------AdullJI only, no pet.s 111
!i Br 3 A:a home. on uolf •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• l lus.I\ (.iq'Tne! cpl. air Ql!l1l'UE toLF COURSE 3 Br 2 •Ba d.,lx ~1l blk •ft ••••••••••••••••••••••• bay. Avllll Feb 4 S300 Br. 2 ba. atl bltns, frplc. 827·2419 . .. .. con d . . m 1 r r ore d Delf&hlflll 2 brm 2 ba "· • "' .,.L... 846-9543 u>urse t?Pl OVJu. now Sharp 3 bedrm. 2 ba, warclrob<.'S, elec gar l>JI• ccmdb. W~hr /dr e r . bch, (pie, near new.~ ;xuui'oapt. ~~ar bch. Non· .-encl gar., balcon)'. 19&1 FULLERTON
S895 ~o 1J.I0·291H_ crpt.-. c1.~P\ _ten('ed yard. nr. VJW, c:cfng .. 8118 reCn .• incl. Golf ~/ten· _mo. 675-5520 1moker. t:all . lletween 3 Br 2 Ra. ~r bc11ch & Laundry rm. $325. l Br duplex. Very cloan
NF.W 3 br. 2 ba. f<im rm 2 $395. 003-4567 Agent, no fplc, very hie pvt patio & nis. th only 2 mi away BIG CANYON-top noor G·lO PM 675·6542__ ~tvill1o"&:.;~~o. yrly. TSLMgmt M2·l603 & spacious. $225. Adults.
!Ill)', quiet, nr. Hhb !ee grdn.$450+:.ec Nolast Lse $45-0. 496-4440 or overl~lnggolfeourse 1Br,S275Wint.er.$300yr.--ae-...,8.o------VUlaVlstaAph nopet.s.6?3-63'72
~ccrowav~ .. Lse/OPlExrcutivc home near m? rkenl. 675 ·8138 493-6033 2 8Rtownhome,offFord ly. Avail immcd. Ca 11$450. yrly. 2 br, 2·ba, 2 2078Thurin MESAPlt4ES ~;~ 835·3437, eves ocean: .i Br. 2 n11, fam evs/w ..!:ds Miui01tVieio 32,7 Rd , on the quiet side. ~.615-0367 story, 2 car encl. gar Brand new, large 2 br, Newstudioaptt2:Jo. l Br
________ rm: din rm. wtt bar, Co~o:..ncw 1&2~rm . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~700. mo. ~~RRETT Coronad.CMar 3722 Balcony. H'lbalDwnhousew/fam $285. 2Br1350. Some
3 Br l', n.1, 1500 ~q fl . on flnnnit.,. ootdoor R~Q & '' <;:• tennis. clc. ~-8991 Brand new 2 brm & den in EALTY. 642 s:.!00 .-.••••••••••••••••••••• TSL Mgmt 642·1603 room. Xlnt area. $350. w I garage a. p oo I•
Gibraltar Yard mJtnl. :~lno~~~~~~~c/opt or ••73·l~or ~-7 -5 Mission Viejo. 2 ba. dis· Bluffs J Br. 2 Ba condo, Bach. studio No cook C4pistrCMO hoch 3818 1-TS_L_M_g_m_t. ___ 64_2_·l_603_1 Jacum. Adults, no pets. incld. 'o Pl'l:. 75L•9662 Woodhrcdl((' Broadmoor hwsher, sep dn rm, frpl. completely redecorated. Pool, I persun, non·••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW2BEDROOM ~~ ~~~yiM2:sS: v::;;:
_for info _ _ LOVJ-:LY 3 BR, 2 Ba homl·. 2 lldrm, den, 2 ba. & VIEW. Adults only. No Pool, park·hke selling. _s_moker S2~. G40·~30 Duplex. 3 Bdrm. 1:.. Ba. 2 Br. garage, A/C. $315. Dr E off H bor Bl d
J Br. 2 B.•. Cam rm, µool w frJ?I. D~ ... rrpl. kid/pet atrium. fr1ll. ~n quiet cut. Peto;:... $495. 759-1150 SS2S yearlL_ 644·1667 Casto Mffa 37 24 1500 !IQ fl. Newly dee. mo. 645-465S 5'9-Uc7 ar v I.
tahle, cfbt J!Jr. bcJut OK ~IJS!lf.iJ-45671\genl de s.1c lpi,:radcd "'"'portleadl 3269 HarborV1ew KnollCondo ........................ Loe near the Bluffs ~e2Br,l'AIBa,lyear -------
yord •. $425. i;.l2!>16G or ...:..""olC'c lBarplct.l ddrapc~i e,t."'.••••••••••••••••••••••• 2st.ory,3br,2'~Aba,dm · , $395.mo.995·3172 new. Adults only, no1&2Brapts.Adultsonly
645-4483 3fl b cuu . an !cupcc ..,...,e P'EE ing living r;im rm $50 w•u~J( • UP B 2B I ......... 1.,...,........ ~08_.J!!.ts. $225 • $250 ~-r. onui. rm . cpls. ,$<\75 fJ'\O. 540·26-•'' nrNO !Houscs.t'ondlls. Cr I~ 1&.tennls ~~· "4i • r. a, ocn view. II .--..,..,..,.,., .,.. '"~
E/Slde ,harp 3 .Br 2 Ba ctrp:,, frpl<:. ~:'IO/roo. sso $\570. 1 du pt ex cs. R r n ta 1 P 6-ra° 0')4&.b,tto~ ~m Studio. t ~room Patio, bltos, DW. 5 min. l 8 1 b loll st 1 Oln nm (pit pullo & . ~-1411 ! • I --... l\avili.oa,67:HWJ2.8kr. mo~l ~ I Mo1d servlee.pool . ~tobch.SJ9Smo.49G-4292 -frpic,;cl~tloc~.a.U~tsi: Br apt, newly re~one
yartt. Hefrtg, 'alv, $4115 · br. 2ba, ga0-;;,, t~ bch ~!k' \f"•<.-p~do,~>1 th~ --or t:r m. 1 _:_ -237'6Newpon-ar. C:M. ConwtetdelMcr 3822 MgmlM2·1603 No pct*. $250. mo. 830
645-6089 ~.. e. pgra es aw · Br A ·Fral'i')o heath 548-9"1SSor645-SH'7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ntetSt.675-6125
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-$315 mo lse. Ev~. WALK TO .BEACH, pool house $600. mo. G4S-9'1S4 -....-.--------1 Br, ii,.; Ba unCurn1-----.-----~SS91, wkdys, 87l-3ZJ2 & tennis. Exciting 2 Ms JanilsAgt. STUDIO garden apt. AdJta. Newly arp % Bedrm. l bath, 3bdbrr.mfa~1~:,71r5t: master Stnry, 4 bdrm1. 3 ba, sun-WEEKLY RA TIS re .... :-:-redec. f>!W, A/C. Gu & pwvtithear1,.-J.e·lrSe~.U .r-c1oo.
•Y""•-P' deck&atrium.$625/moN E WP 0 RT f\JllKitchen&TV " wtrpd.Balcony.carport, .... ~ .... -
lse CENTER/BIG CANYON Unens & Ulihtics Tl 11.~C.~ pool. rec rm. $285. plus dep, 5"·S880 alt for
LA H G E h <> m c o n A REA. Prestige 2 Br, CLOSE TO OCEAN 979·191J Leslie
WATEfl.w1lhboot dock, den, 2 ba . Privacy. RoyalSultftMotef ---------:.!Story w/4 bdrms, fam security, pool, tennis . '"'""N 81 d c u GARDEN APTS 3 Br, 2 ba apt. Quiet area. 'et E/sideloc. lduplex .
rm. din rm & privacy Dix cpts/drps. $750. Ph <.uau e~~u v · ''' CORONA DEL MAR New c;>t.s /drapes. S32S. 1 gar apt, 2 Br, 1 Ba, each
$1200/mo lse. ~-7139 ---1 2 Br TownhO\ise, frplc. Pb 7Sl·990S, 536-4144 urut. New cpt.a, & painted
Sus C .. c:1y .. r Pool So thruout. l tnp ld adlts. no lJDO NORD best rcx;a-UPPER Bay area 3 ~ ~ ,tennis. me ocean •245MESADR.• pets. Avl now. $250.
uon. Exec. 2 Bdrm. din-Bdrm, 2 ba luxury home Nicely furn lge Ii sml & CataltnB view'!. Close Open Sat/Sun 2-4 :30 646-2652 I""' rm New in &. out t d lbr. Closed gar. $230. up. to Faallion Island & fine New 2 Br 2 ba '"'le 1---------... . on CUI• t!·IAC street. Adults, no pets. 21J() . • ..... r.. e b $700/mo. Avail. Feb. 20. 1495 mo. N____. Blvd beach. Also l Br. 6«-2611 deck overlooks Santa "'fie 2 r, eams, new
ON LIDO. $peci11I 2 on 1 yr lease. Ed Riddle ..... I"". • Ana' Co. Club. $385. cpts, paint, quiet adlts.
bdrm +den. ClitrnorOUB Realtor, 646-8811 Lapta •adl 374& SPolless. Walk tobrh. 63H816Agt. or613-8139 no pets. $240. &4S..26l0
hideaway. $850/b><> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 41\r3Ba Fm rm 2100sqft ntt.PLfX A" Bachelor, loft. rerrtg.
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2utu; LAGUNA BEACH MTR. Yrly, S09Acacia &4S..1°'8 3 Br, 2 Ba, f ..... lc In ll·•ln" 1tc;ve. pool, adlts, no VIEW 2 Br "fbeaut de-a ... • ... • "'0 · tNN~ $65/wl<. 1250/mo. .,,, • .. ta szso 646-290l «:«$650/molli. Dowd,RJtr644-01.34 M•id serv. color TV, ury lbr w/mlnl ocean rm, new carp/drps pe · ·
p 3b 1 r le h u te d p 0 0 I. ( 7 t4 > 4' jetty views, only steps ltlruout. freshly painted Bt, 2 Ba, ref'rilJ poot,
Ul...£........a...-...1. Ho-s wet bar, S~ble.ri:ilk 494-.5294, 985 N. Coast to O\fna Cove. $450/mo. 1n.t1de/out. Ouldren OK, patio, gor, adJt.11, no pets.
,..,,_ll'f'Tl"UllllT ·-.....,. H 675-2535or 751-4117 no pets. $375/mo. 646-7414 $360. 646·2901 Call631·1400 tobch 460().~S-6680 wy. . -Agent.
block from ocean. 3 hr, N. End Studio. Prime ~ •·Le--'-e-E ... /-Si_d_e_J_B_r_,2_B_a_.
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Sba~ & ai.am clean. R J.lluUman Ci Son, Gen Floor & window cover OCC STUDENT. Big % COmm'l&lndua'l OUNG MAN. 5 Yfl expr AVAJLABL!!NO\lfl Phambln1: a.pipe. re·
Color bri&hteners: wtrt Cantr.C-'wllomAlt&Add. tnag, cork watll Ule11, ton truck. Truh, &.rim, PIU'ldn&l.otSwoep1nll In wallcoverlni. t'ree P.-lnU11mlrepa1n. pairs, w•tet ~ters. s
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Uv, din rm. hall sis. Ave larlJlJC•. New const. Rl.'8 lic./1aJes/contr. Cameo •~ .....,., .ft, .•. _...... ~IC.lo-Jlmf45.C31M rm $7.50, couch $10, chr &r comm'!. 64S-'6'4 or lot.eriors.~l-8440 l Ton.Dump Truck. Haul "•a•r n'--~~ .. ll•P•-uana· _,,_,.. ..;....;;..;..;;....:....;.;;..;...:.._ __ ..:..._ l•plitfNMJ SS. Ouar ellm pet odor. ~1 Uclcbooded Debns or Do Deliveries ........................ In&. Qean, wotk l\J&r ......................... _.., • .,.,.
•••••••••••••••••••••• Cpl repair. JS yrs upr. - ----Gcrdetlleg 9'79-7128orM5·'1939 Brickwork. SmaU Jobs. Free eel 9$1·0841, rtl1t/palnter·1pec .. tn •••••••••••••~•••••••••
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t.me. CM. Reis. ThC, eC&reearp.lCleaners ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• tenaneti Mow & Edge .... You,. We handle bii Guar/lnar-Free•t. VERYN'UTPATCH tr~on pleue. C.rle & fhcdyard.5'.5-l061 Steamdeaaotabampoo: '5YCHICMEDIUM Full m·atnt, hauling:••••••••••••••••••••••• movea.office & Uc=l881,Ttd638-7085 JOBSllTEXTURE Soni Wood Producta •
....._, S..lc• Also upholltery. All work Readings 527-3406 clean-ups. rototllltnc. ~SE~~~Y YGfL~AN houaehotd. Distance II: Free est. 893-1'39 851.(l!St
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€hwl busineas-uartups-J."r est, reu rates. Draftiftg&OHlgn ,.~-...as-le-· Loweat Jeaal rate. upri~es.rdnz,.mc~ .. !"'eat.st All l'Jpea Free••••••••••••••••••••••• bUslnesa/ management 64$-3716 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -UI .... • •• su ... .rHl ... E Gl9 LS Lic/insrd Cal T 111 .... C/U\S • ---• ROOFS ·~ltant HIUI. on unl-E p · ch teclural de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• n.11 '"" " Ph M7 ma . ' estimates. Ca1154()..682$ lnsttlled rattory ~u arrangement. eamOeanCpt& Uphol !>~g~er~reo:Op_l._ph1111 for HMIDY~tAN·Carpenl.ry, !~~:~fil'o te~!~~ P~/P--'-E=r:~~~a.15 ftq 1'111g =~~=~~lcau
Beaef1t from expertise u c/1nsrd/guar. 3 rm. up homes. add1t1ons, re· electnral, plumbln& & RE S Ja' -...,., ..,._ ••• .,,, l al pf U . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------mpally onJy avail. to Jrg to 400 sq rt $19.95, balls & mode Is . JJ e J p get floors. 8-17 278t, SS7-4504 · accounts. pee .. s: ••••••••••••u•••u•••• dyrsed 10C rd re 8· C/bokn• " 1 bl ~ wat Roola For Less. All types. M1 7 1-4760 bathrm free. Life pcrrruls F'red 5'i9332S -Apta & Condos. Day, PE'I'ERSPAINTINC Ina • (Uar wor • nny p um n • er U /botld'd I Fri •· S Sys l<' m 5 631. 53 so. --· · -f wiU run errands for you, w~ or !f'Onth. Bonded, Expr'd. Reas Rates. Free eels. Won't be llD· aerv. leaks, . athroo~ ~I t · 8~~t421 ee ~· 645'.'.1939after6. etdrical groct!ry, hank or lied .. 1nsrd. Reis. Free Est. Call Gene derbid838-108l cncl.ceramlcute.Reas. ~:i~ e, OT
•••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• •• ••••••• •• ••• ••• whatever. Dl!pend able 540-9525 ~-OC5S ;,:J:IZ;;;:...·:M88;;...;.~------1---------
Carpe n try any type C....nt/Co.c,.te ELECTRICAL SF.RVlCE refs.494 R400 ICOUSECL ... " "'(NG. ,..,.,..,.,,,.&(PAINTING Tie
P Id • t I .••••••••••••••••••••••• C/\'1 "'•1shr &SMALL • . C.lm ISOUr PROFESSlONAL Paint· '\;V<>IV • Trade your old stuff r ane. oors, ~ c, a so E!\fENT WORK. All 0853~-8233. Gracing bu11neu. R~llable ing. Inter/Exler. Reas Eiclttlor Speclal~t. 15 new goodiet with a•••• .. •••••••••••••••••
eomm l.llctest.548-2719 kinds. Reasonable. Free _J __ 842_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• service. ,Jt1olce a Rag. warkauar64Z·0386 • yrs local refs. Llc/bon· Qaulfiedad "2·!ie'IS Ceramic Tile-Spec. In Olfpet Str'flce t"Sts. Call 750-662S Heb.-d Sectric Sk.tplo~er. Uump tru<!k. i:edy Ann s at645-1800. --ded/lnsrd, J,uar work. ' entrtM & noor1, 2Syr1 ex·
·--•••••••••••••••••••• Uc327l36 645-6974 Hauling, \rec work. llouseclean1n"' with a Pal~ng. Extr/lntr. Ex· Free estll. on't be un· MOWIS'THITIMI per.!lei·lll83 :u~tom Concrete & Block er ad 1 n g. d c m o etc "R r pr d. honeat. neat, reas. derbld G42-600S for job Sffkera to check Wat•+-'-Ca"""t Man will lay you~ 1iersonal touch cs u ~ ~"~ine. Repairs & Work. Patio covers & ELECTRlCJA~ Priced 831-1257 ~2120 · 536~728 c'd964·104SDave Quallly '!VOrlc. Int/Extr. the Dally Pilot Help •••••-••••••••••••••••
dearunetoo'Guarwork brick. Lie & Bonded nght·frce ellttmate on Interior, exterior paint· Avgroom$40.Refa.Free Wantedc1auificatioo.lfp1ne & Solid Oak
ut bigger savings. Free &t2 WI large or small JOb~.. You don't need a gun to landKClplftCJ t n i . S u p r e m e estunat~. Dan 531·2899 Lhe job you want u not watttbeds Complete line
-t 64., .. ,..6 ucensed 67303S9 ''dr r .. h k hi Ca lhere_)louml&htconslder •· acc. R-a•onabl ... ~J • .r..uo • mt-nt work. On veways, ----aw ai.t "' en you ••••••••••••••••••••••• wor mans P· II Jack First class ext/lot paint· ff l "" "' n '"
i.idcwalks, patios, &Try a Dally Pilot plal·eanad111 1theD:uly l..ANDSCAPJNG. 968-7894 Ing. Paperhanging. ~J:"1:~;3.ufn'Ji~vJ!~ ~~f[i"s Nwpt ·Bay
Sell things fast with Daily btockwall fence. Call Ctass1£i.cd Ad to buy. sell Ptlol Want /\cb Call now Reasonable prices. Have sornetlun' to aeth Cabinet.I refinished etc. Wanted category, Phone ---------
Pilot Want Ads. JL~. 848-4298 _or rent something. -00·5678. __ 061!:..3783 or M7 ·5846 Classified ads do It well. 25 yrs ~p. f179.S29f so.5171 SeU Idle items
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New deluxe twnhs apts lit 2 Hr. nr beach, town. Studio w/o<:can view Ulll EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. 213·244:8898 or wrl~e German Shepherd w/lthr IMtrstlCMI 7005
Jbr 2ba rplc bltns WO Heisler Pk. 1.ge rms, pd $100/mo EADES, PO Box 40S6. w.r..tlafn collar, vie No. C.M. •••••••••••••••••••••••
hkup patio dbl attach gar closets. Beams. view, 492.sm Prestigious office space In Newport Glendale. Ca. 91202 htT.D:s. tho 54.5-73'7& Plano ln.atruc. Specialize
$395. ~s.-3604. 963-4218 $410. No pets, children. Ben/Airport area. Taateful reception lob-WT D ....._ FOUND: Mature female befjnner. w Yrs exper.
LIVE Near The Beach t 497·3l09 ~nts Furnished by, telephone message service, con-Fairest T~dts eioce la.te k e es hon d. A very Pop/classic. i42-4po
Coso d.e Sol Studio. Close to lown & or Unfwnilhed 3900 ference rooms, kitchen, beverage, In· lusinfta/lmnt/ Sattftr Mi9-eo. Parkway Nr. Saddleback Jobt w..w 7075
Jl<iaulifut Adult Apts lit>uch $200 Incl'& util. ••••••••••••••••••••••• outgoing mall service, dictating & copy •• ~.~•••••••••••• 64Z..2 I 7 I 545-06 I I CalOIJ\l.I. •94•70&1. •••••••-••• .. ••••••••••
«:;as & water Paid. Studio. Walk to town & 11lE EXCITING machines, travel consultants, com-.....,., POUND: Blk " wbte CGu)>le • 50's, bclMlt. de·
::lfililBrookhurst,HB be;ich. lkck/v1ew $J7S. PALMMESAAPTS. puterlzed· typesetting. Complete Opp~ty SOOS ReUredcouptebumon~ puppV, fhlfflto1\e col· pendable, e1tp. renters
962-6651 ~94-3672_ MINUTt-:S TONPT secretarial services available 81 ••••••••••••••••••••••• to lend. L1t & 2nd T.0.1 lar. St. Bonaventure. W~ t.o manai• apts In
-----BCll d d F $290 Ll""UOR STORI Agent, 837·3744 ffntg Bch.. 846-3255 tttum for free rent in a Ne..-di'< 4l'lcx. 3llr. H. 85 • ll;'H'h, t&21Hl nee e · rom permo. ..,.. c.J.a h 1 L . nl cearca.714/548·1915
J"rph:. blln-.. w/d hkp,LCICJUftCI Ills l 0 lrom$220.&uv Call(7141752·7170 Primo Laguna Beach,.,.,...my omen agunaFound:6moaoldmaleP1t1----......;..----y;u-d. gur SJ95 545-~. :···~··~··••••••••••••• Adults. No Ptits locahon. E1tabll1hed Beach. Wiil sell my or Bull Terrier. Vic: Woman wishes to be corn·
•J6Z4211J cruc View, new 2 Br 112 1561 Mesa Dr money.maker. E•cellent $29,550 2nd· T .D. ror Wilson/Hamilton, CM panlon ror Sr. CiUzen. 0
88, plush cpls & drps. dlr ts Bl~ ~Jst uf Newport Rftltals to Sh•• 4300 Office Rtfttd 4400 leaae. $23S,000. Prl n • S23.000. cash. Call Keo, 811-1095 or prt time. 6"·9217 ~t-Qui .. ·C1ean conil. 3 pal1os, gar. lJl\d 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cipalsonJy. ,_673-4 __ s._s _____ _
2 Br 2 Ba, new cpt.s/d'""!', 714-879-8866 or 5S2·1Sl8 546.9800 CCllK & C _ FOUND: 6 mo fem. Oroc Mechanical Problem • ..... all6PM ·~--------Roommate Wanted M/F CdM dlx suHes. uUI pd, r/ o.pcm., A=---£./ blk 4' while. lOWk Grev 1olvln" tecbolclaa. l ar, patio, nr beach & _ ·-/\IC I k r 497 2457 _ _. ' • 1 "RGE l&l IR $137.50/mo. Call art 6 • amp e pr g, rom • rtrM*Clla/ at.riped Persian Blk col· Mature, reasonable.
shopping, S3l0 mo. CICJlllMIMICJU.C 3852 FROM SlvS _p~64S·3W4 $165.Nolsereq.675-6900 LottAFMd lar w/bells. Vic. Loi 548-95.'MafterS:30or5Ua·
960-1279 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Q\Uet hllls: w ibe:1u11ful Nee.-! a grl.'al roommate" W/slde Airport, 6 ortices. TRAVlshL AGEMCY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l~o!,, "1ouVla Noveno _d_a.;.ys_. ______ _ ~NEW 2 Rr, 2 Ba, gas ice 1&2 BR S26S & up. No lnclscp" cm· rl ll<1ra"l'~. Cut hnni: cxpenst:s! llecept1on area. con · Let us ow you how to Lostlr Fe.Md 5100 "" . ...,.,.. Mn.sage By Re"lsttttd
ff!lc. end "llr, dh kids/pets S50 off !<it .. ,.. I .... o r kl h start an <>0 encv Travel ..., • .. <Jduh!i no 11 .. t!> l•kal fur Cat ·1 .. c range crent·e room, tc en, -.J• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '_. Collie -•n 9 mo's J>hvtil.'ttl Theup1st call a.sher. 2 ltlks to beach mo·, rent. R.11-7766 (" 1 n 1 1 . ti amen t Xlnt r le exp. not neces11ryn W D ........ • 11" • J-• I oldl'I 1x-oplc LJ-:EW 1\ll I> oun ... r·ro (''lSIUOa s •1 I ll'S. 8 T. Olal startup & opera!· u AR old. female, prcanant. r~ appt. 548..2817 9·5.
$325. Cal 900-~----~port leach 3869 i\1'·1 ~-2020 Fu llt•rtu11 H01a~-Mates UnJtd to desirnlllc tenitnt. ·tal · d S...ti....,..d ISm. Lass\e) Wht/gold.
••••••••••••••••••••••• /\ve, I blk Jo:. of Nc·w1>ol'l R.1:Ml:l-1 (714)751-2770 in& ~ap1 a • requ1 re VI lTV1'" ... & 17th CM Resp. young man want.a~ BEJ\UTtFULllRANO S , -·• bl . $30.000. Loll·UnJv.olV• .. 461old c. .,.... ' · · crewMtbyoliloHa,,-11: Ni-;W Jo'OtJR·PLEX PARK M!WPORT ~~c~ hlk · or lloy · ~~~~11 l' :1•1_!5~:!7t ~·ormer Real f-A>tut-0 O<c ('114)138.92h class rina with green s.2.~ IW\vard. CaU 94e~1. h'...a ~
3 Br2\'.aBa. FPLC$42S fl at"belor s, J or 2 _ _ <Jn The Water. 3 br.'2 ba 4~ lhtH ... Jt''w~ pee jade sto.oe. lpaide ~· Mathe targe"l yr ownber
2 Br2~ Ba. $350 Ucdrooms &Townhouses Rooms 4000 home. l'atJO. dock. frplf' mo . Malloy Realtors 0 C E A N F R 0 N' 'l' ~ved wlU> o.ame C.A. old L•b7Setter Mix.~;;;.......:.;.;...'---~--2 Br 1 Ba, $325 Jo'rom $274.50 •1a1 .., 0 I ,.,..,. •:w2 MARKET Mu&t selll Net :r deceaaed ,..,_.._ y -"'-hes d-_.....
S ct 1 I tot I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·', c -.i mo + utt ,,,..,_.,_ us.ooo yr. A cent. Dr's DeT -·---blk. red stud ~ol· .... .., ., ---~ll~~~~~!s r~re~c~0a~ P~~rra~. .Room wt kitchenette fi7s.J692or675-4421. COSTA MESA 642..-,SIJ ~ or" write: ch:ri~ lar, nr 18 It Supenor, Good&~:,:/era.
Call960-5260 soclalprogram.7pools,8 $50;;~~9;~up. Female roommat<> 10 Thrceofcsuilcsfrom200 DeLaney Sr., 1727 E. NB/CM.Reward5'8-4092 .
----------iteonlscourts.Atl-'aahlon · i;harc 3Br Condo in :-.qft. t~ 700 sq.fl. n~w IALIOA OceanBlvd,Balboa.ca ..... ~I 5350 Wmhd 7100
mr, cllildrc;tt welcome. n tslancl, Jamboree & San Ambassador Inn in Costa New p 0 r l Terr a 1 c "'ml F roi:n $100 to In· Bayfront. fast food. Net Day: Swain • 5'8·8263 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••o••••••
pets. start.mg at $245 mo. Joaqwn Hills Road. Mesa, 2277 II arbor. <.:en-w/same. $153/mo+ulll dris uUJ ·air. music, am-s30.ooo. yr· income. Nile home: 673--'l.57, a;;! Drinkinc problem?
846-6907 17141644-1900 traJlylocated.23Sroom'4. 631-2816,6402181 pie parkng. 170 E. 17th Seashore Real Estate, leave meuage, C. CallAlcoholH~pline
MANY with kitche n. -------St . · 67~5800-DeLaney. 2Abrsaday83S-3830
"lltLARGE I 8' 2 Ba, fplc
~ar. $800 mo. 21 unt. 557-4579
Upper a bt duplex
Garaira, patio. atv r-etrti, Nr. Lake Park
.Ql.3972
h c & TV. Swimminu 2 Guys need o 3rd room 646·0680 P on . "' rnlllc fur super foxy -----For Sale.Pacific Heating Lost Puppy Fem Ger PREONANT?
pool, Jacu1L1, an~ er:~· place at th l' bt>:id1. P\l office .& r eception Sheet Metal Business. Shepherd, ·2 mos old: Caring confidential
642-lfiOJ room. O:iily & e Y SlSOtmo. Cull Mik e area Fashion Isl, Nwpl 494-974Sor83'7·2000 very cute, owner very counselJng & referral. ~------rates sturting frorr.448 a 8.15-6012 Bch $250. 768·357'1 ud. Wllb info call Abortion, adoption & week. ----R"' Estoh OHie• M.2·9"133 keeping. 645-4840 Share 2 Hr. 2 ba house. Dr I u x e o 11 i c es Due to other bualne.. .PCARE w/secretariat :gerv. Nr rommltments, we must L05r: Great Dane Pup. A AR 547-2563
O C t\1rport. 752·11626 se!J our R.E. olflce lout· py, male, t wk.9, Vletoria •MICHEW'S *
4400 ,_;..__ ________ , ...................... .
1501 Wntclff Dr •
Newport F\nancial Ctr
L..-, Offlu Spac• Call on Site Manager pprox. 400 IQ. It. C·2,
(714) MZ·3lll ext246 A/C. al 130 E. 17~ St, $150/mo. Doyle 548·1168
Koll-Irvine center •LAGUNA NIGUEL• Exec.uUveSuites d All s\i.e 1uites now av all. 27m FOC'bes R • . -=--------• (l82-400 aq. It.) Rent in· Retall/olc,6711q.ft. ·• Relall/whse, 133Geq.ft. cl: Recf'S)t., phone ans., Ofc 288ll ft
ulll., Janitorial, mall & • Av~il Jmmed. coffee aen'.t cont, l'm, Aft, Ste Jl#l
JOQ111e, kit.en Jrtv11 & B3Hmor SM..o933 pr«. tecretari urv. on t---------
pmnlael. m•>~ MEW SHOPPIM<i
THI IFFICllHT C!MTU
F\o Vall•>' 91U881
ed Jn Che prime .,.. of &\)Ilion, CM.. 642-8614 OUtc-u ....... 8.,e Corona ~el '441'. FOt' lo· -... _ • fonnatJon Write. Ad 114., white It lite brown 10AM-2Ald 731""62
Daily Pilot. Box 1560, lge Jong halted cal nr. C-Oela Meaa. CA 92626 CecU & Oran1e, C.M. 6.11.·Sl.915
Acctng Bk~
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Register Today to wort
on various accounting&:
bookkeeping aulJD•
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your home. Figure
Clerks to Sr. Accoun·
tants needed tbruoat
Oranieeo.
Robert HalC'a
•Account.em'Ptl
500 S. Ma.In, Ste iOl
No. Tower. UClion Bank Jn The City ol Orange
714 /835-U03
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Career Opporhmity COOKS
f'uJI On· The-Job Train~
Now ~<"ept1nf appllcatkinl
Mon lhru Friday 3-5pm
J.P. Macs ,,
Orange COUllty'a Newest RestailrcMt
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Electroaic lnatrumenta ~tic• Ceech •••••••••••••••••••-•• -··•••••••••••••••••• .................. .-.. ••
tion flrm needs Anaioi g~ a 1i::.r::~ ~~1n~~ LEGAL RECEPTIONIST MmlCAL UCIPT El~ Salee p e ~'11'· to tC:Cve: ~i.ro Pia~e team 'tast z · yn. Newpcrt Oe.ota-. General Bu•.Y doctora nte
0d• ::014·11>~ ~-=ll s a es, OU n w aqe Must have expertise olfice dllUC$ lncld'1 fil· rap .• enersctic penoa 1131.(18()o
CO. location. Salary + w/class 2 perlormen. i114, xlnt typing skills r-. wJmed front ale exper. ----------overtime. auto & ex· Call Karen Hellyer, qWred, exper bl law al· •O Hr wit. Beoenh. aec:.nOMIST....., pemes. Ji\aU Co. beneflt.s. 71411133.3644 xl 26 face prefened. 5".&512 646-39GI. Industry leader; 600 + • e • ClaJ( TYPIST
employees. Mll.jor pro-Equal Oppor Employer Legal Sec'y w/UUaaUoo •fot.el M•oaser/Cpl. Act.Ive R.E. Office.,.
duct ls machinery pro· HAPPINESS • CAREER back&round for gener al Small motel, bch area. varlty ot d11tl•. LoU ol
tectlon of Centrifuul & practice otflce. Min. 3 Man f/UO"M malttt, wtft lrlendlY peoplo never •
rotating equip. Send re· FINANCIAL MINDED yrsexpeT.963>$651 ho u I e k o e p In I· dull moment. Call
111me to: Field Service Unlimited opportunity al .,_, -N ... n•/5""°938 Paulanno for intentw. Manager. 11931 Skypark available with loterna· ,,_,, Y 41ue, w.,.. -· ~
lnunedlat• open1nc available in I ~r1>vn orr&rc
of bcWrleas serv1cn firm. Qu;ahht.-d appllc.inL
i:nual have a minimum 3 yrs bu~1nh1>
e'Jlperlertce, preferably 1n a Busin~s Servin~
ttnvlrooment. This include1' telephone •and rhenL
contact. cap;1b11Jt.y to 1e:.olve bt.L'>mc11~ problem!>
and function e fl ectivcly w1lh l1m1ted
5Upervlslon. Gent:ral dul1cs include· &t't'uratc
typlna <M-60). dlrtaphone & letter compos1llon
Good benefits pro1:ram 1n modern office
fac:lfity. Salary commensurate with above
ei1perience. Pleuse send rei.ume with salary requirements to.
PETEISON. HOWELL. & HEA THEA IMC.
18862 MacArthur Blvd • Jrvme. Ca. 9271S
Blvd., Ste E , Irvine, Uonal eompany. Sales Cntr. Gd oCficuldllsreq. MOTOR ROUH 140·3135 ~-----.-----. .............. ~--..~ 92714 back1tound preC'd. Top Nole1aleic1*'. nee. Non· Daily Pilot route In
management posltlona smoker. Calt Cathy Newport &nch. After· ~'
Equal Opportunity Employer M·F' HelpW.ted 710GH.tpW..tecl 7IOO ElectronlcJ availabledurtnaourna· 8"-5Ul noons Monday through _Jlc.;ftIU .................. ..... ....................... JR. TICHMICIAM Uooal "lnt.eniatlonal ex· Friday plus Saturday Ii: ''I"'"·
---------1counter·woman part We are 1eekina a brlfbt, p • 0 11 ion. ca l l al~ Newport &.tnday morninls. Grou
IUSIMESS IS time. Apply at Stu & acgressive youoa 714/543.9335 for in· Ctr criminal & family MOO per month.~ cash CEPT/SEC. Med\e•I
.... W..tect 7100 .... W•ted 7 10 IOOMIHG Burgera. 8118 W. 19th St, person who is looldnf for tervlew }aw b~l~Y ls loold~ depoelt t'equ.lred. Good Oeld. LL diet. TyJ>bl£
We need ooodh I CM. a progressive career in ' loral i • rCaes~, ~ fO&"colle,eatudentor2nd Mature.HB.INJ.14.311 • " e p. ---------1 electronics. Strona basic HARDWARE SALES: ell aecy. ll . Income. Call 642 .. 321 1--------~ ---------.,jBuhys1ttcr my home. •A$1....a.n Counter-help part Urne. electronics background Ful I time . Crown farappt. AskforClrculalloo UCll'TlONIST ••
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Asaemblers 2-6PM Mon·~'rl. 6 yr old •A.MtoMechClltic Dependable. Capt. & exper. in digital JOiie Hardware. 3107 E . Cout. quor Store Clerk. a1J WtttMlb C.., liMi9
ELECTRONIC girl ~'il;-7:M8__ •Truc:ltDri•en Mike's Flab Fry. CaJI la required. Knowled1e Hwy. COM 1b1fls, Laauna Beach eed 10Sollcllors, $3.00to ._..,. !'Hln9'.f_ir
UABYSITI'ER. Teacher •Offi St aff &4S.28'75 of CMOSS helpful. He ar •iM ls..13 Sl:76 per hr. No expea-...... ldW 'ldlill lt'S£MBLERS net'ds babysitter Mon-E c~d &T COUHTU GllL will be trained to~reap. Hoatess, daytime. Apply ea. · necessary . Call aft 2PM, • Ji--1 Y l"1 Thurs 8 30-4 Pm. 4 Mo's xper rainees fortestini. troubleahoot· in person ooly. Derby tve·tn housekeeper, 754·1601 w/rec -at .... MacGregor Yachts For drycleaners, 9am· 1A .. & repairina of P .C. Restaurant, 12152 S.E. beach house. 2 Scboolt----------1 Work to lach1cf• •
•Solderen
•Wire Wrappen
old bahy ~1rl. My home. 1631 Placenlla C""" 3p ,.._ n......l Cl ..,. "' H.B.846-411.7t18!._ ___ -J~~~~~~~·~"~·~I m . .....-. ...,. eanen, boards It final a55embly Brialol,C.M age children. Mustdrive. ,,... .,_...,of .. -2939 E. CoaslHwy, C.CUd of electronic circuit Hotel Xlntaalary. 847-8567 AIDES $40 .......... ,.,.... ~
8ahys1tter, 11 ve·in & Career Opportunity. aDnaatlayz1~5rs.8 P1 ~o8gdr1a111 NIGHT AUDITOR l-11, I 1·7 St.tf i.g alls. .............
F l h hskprmmy lrvmebome. Leading inrl co needs CUSTOMER ORDER "' MACHIMESHOP AJsoPrivateDuty as growin1: to. 115 Tues thru Sat. SSO wkly. ambitious person of un-DESK manufacturer or P.C. Front Desk. Xlnt pay & ForetllClll M/F u.c-leM9dlcal to d•t•lla. Good openinpforsoldereri.to Ref~.9552600 qu estionable character . boardt.eSteqwp.Salary benefits. Apply'" S-lctt 1tcrhr-1&1•for-.
work on PC boards. . . Office exper w/order open. Co. benefit.a. Call peno!',Sn,ndplperJnn& TOPPAY -· -wr--:'l''to-cables & harnesses· & for its sales/manage· proceasinc preferred. 1 · Tennls Club 2101 E --351H~ital Rd, NB --... --wire wrappers l<>. do BANK menl tr.am.Ing. program Ol'appymperson • · If you are looking for p k d Med Bid wffh .... •t c-~bo c f but not required. Mfgr of Pr-am Data. Inc Coast Hwy, C.dM ....,r ... onent steady ""'"i· ( at o g -....,,. ~-:--point to pl)lnl Wlrlnu 1 , V .ivg tM,r_nin~s. I ' <lus tr1ul /airhraft ~ ""'·-.,_ (Acroaaf'romHoa" ~any CO•tact u ·; Candidate:; must ht1;c EXPERIENCED q.ualtCll'<I. ~olltgc educa· ind 11 ' 16752HaleAve Household fllmlture mov. tlon thul offer s real " • _. m10 2 yrs exper . in PART-TIME lion prefd T<-..u·h1nu. hy ,rl~u Jc hiosde a:s · lnme 714/549·0335 lng co.locatedlnEIToro growthlnbolhmon.etary Hospital e "wort Illy
50ldenng or wire wrap TELL~R ~ah:s, vr mRml. btu:k scm•> ies rv. n . com·l~~~~~~~~~~I needs furnlLure mov· & personal recognltlon i---842-~ __ o_r_S4_0"99_54 __ , t714)549·f71 I fw
ping or both & must be ~ ground ht>lµful Cul! 11111 plex Call fqr appt. er/helper, over 21. Call thenwewanttotalk with uralng aide & aome appt able to reud wire rlia· llelmut~. 557 11>1t l·.11ual 540·7639 E.0 .E. EngmeeringTech 830-4926. you . PMition requires hsekp'JfordJsabled fem.1---·-------UMITED Oppor l· mµlon·r I H)'J , _________ , Expanding c Iv 11 1---------1 minimum 5 yrs expr. on Ex ref'd b t t uce. ... ,o .... grams. Good wages & i:o , · ·-· engineering & planning HOUSEKEEPER . set up of ouocb press p /. u no re· ...-1 "
bene!its. Call or apply in CALIFORNIA BANK Carp t-t-C I l' a 11 1 n i: m :LI CLERK NEEDED office has immd. opening Spanish lady to live in to cb11cker, mftf, lathe, etc'. i~: -~ in or out. Colllt Co-ordi11otor
person: Trainees No ex1>cr nl'1· lO-l Mohday lhru Fri. for a tet'hnit'1 an lo keep my beautiful Lag Tool & die expr. dealrea· Dlverse front office job
ProcJrom Dato Inc 222 Ocean A•enue Eurn while you h•arn $2 7sthr. Call s.&9-14.22 perform civil engineer· bch house, can work out· ble. Small clean shop. OPl'ORTUHITY m Newport Center. Must
16752 Hale Ave Loguna Beach P time dayi. Mu l>t lrn Dt41•ery /File Ctlt ing calc:ulationa, earth side 5 days wk. 494-0565 Come and grow with us. U Ir.in have good office skm.•
Irvine 714/:>49-03:.IS well groomed. mot1v11ll'<i to work in N.B. medical work quaoiUes, survey-Laa Bch. Compa.oy paid hoepital & Y~ are~ ma Fu~ S6 phone voice. Conatroc 171 41 494·6546 to learn, ple1m1nt to be Ing office calculations & ureln5r. per our, c us. or Uoo office expr. helpful around,potenl1altowork lab. F /tlme Mon-Fri cost estimating. Call Housekeeper S days per Col•lnstl'u•Rt part Ume work availa· butnot.req.CaU64CMGO AS SEMI /Soklerer
We need a number of
good people for Im·
I D I 9·30~ 30· No exper nee. Jack G. Raub Co. Attn: week. Babys it oc -bJe. Musthavedependa· Dcmna An Equal a one. urac ean Gooddnvingrecamust. 1 all S 1 ~atkMt ble trans. Ph: Fuller.---·-----~ Opportunity employer method 552.3227 S2 88 hr to start. Call Personnel, 125 Baker St., cas on y. a ary open 6•2 10 E.O ir Brush Co. 754-6471 640-0l40 l 7lf t C.M.92626(714 )751-2510 References. Non -.. • ... UCIPT/TYPIST ex or •PP · smoker. Balboa Island, MACHINIST 1-P-art-u-·m_e_P_enon __ l_o_s_b_o_w Pleaaant lront offlee mediate openings in our t----------1 CIVIL
clcctro·mechumcal us-
se mbly dept.· Ex pr
helpfuJ, buL nol nee Co.
paid benefit:. & hohduys.
nking EMGIHEEAIHG
PA.RT· TIME TELLER DESIGNER DELIVERY lood drivin1 ESCROW SECRET UY 675-*9· apartments for Real person req. lmmed. COi'
rl'Coni a must. Mon-Fr1, Exper'd only need apply. ffRttpr for man ft wife Job shop owner consider· &late Co. on Sat. & Stm. dl1lri bu lion firm so
Dank exper required, Exper'd in sub d1111s1on IRVINE work. Apply LO person. to Mr. Fuentes. Robert.
930·1Pl\1,start.$2.85hr. Cal1675-192A UesureWorld.MustUve 1hJnahlretk1~1e1~ent nhieus 9-S. Prefer coUeie age. I r vine Industria l
Ask for R 1 e k a t 1n • g Y s 1 .,.. mac nest No selling mvolved. Ir In-Complex. (714)75'-8600 :.le\erhof's 557·6232 RI• Qlt TMM $460 'car req d. 6'13-o8S7 with 11 u Pervis 0 r Y terested. call Leadership for appl. Cole lnstntment
Corporatio11 NATIONAL Beu\, William Frobl &: Free. Entry level OPPor. Immediate opcninis full capabilities to carry on R. E for more detail.Ii E.O.E .
DELIVl!RY logetastartinoCc work. orp/time.Noexper.net' business e ngaged in SU-4466
Dependable person to Plenty of room for ad· Ages 17 lhru 28. 5404448. manufacturing hi gh.----RECIPTIONIST
make deltverles, handle vant'ement & good hens. Manne Corp. performance engine PAYROLL & ACCOUNTS Challenging posit ion
642·1010 E.O.E BANK Ass_oc_ .• 1401 Quail Sl. NH
Assembler Me('han1cal. CLEANING WOMAN Conta('t Bob Creighton w NTE "' some Ii Hing. Send A D . r,xperl. re· employment & s ulary 11333700 E.O.E. llable.10to5. tday wkly.
olc :1upphes & equip. & Earn wh.tle you learn in Parts . To P P a Y PAY ABLE BOOK · with active Newpor~
take care of gen'I ofc super t'O. Also Fee Jobs. lncome tax preparer, +bencCils. MS-1153 KEEPER Ex per r eq, Bench Developer. Good
history lo P.O. Box 2773, ----------~ Own trans. For 1nterv1ew _N_B_._!1_2663 _______
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Banking 846·6343_" _____ _
needs; some heavy lift· Call Sally, 540-6055. exper'd,call AsJtlorLaune,979·7SSO telephone, typina.
ing req'd. XJnl bcns. AP· Coastal Personnel Aeen· 962-1200. MACHINIST clerical akills required..
ASSEMIUR UNION BANK Cleaning l ady for
NEWPORT BEACH furniture :.tore. :1 d\·:. week. 3 hr:. pl'r day. ·s:i
llAS AN OPENING l''OR hr. 1931 Newport Blvd ,
ply, Jack G. Raub Co .. ...;C;.:Y.:...' 2790.:.:..::..:..:.::H.:.ar:..bo.:.:..:.r.:...•.:.C:..M:.._ __ i-________ •I 4 Day/.tlOHourWeek PIX Answer. s...... Solary commensura&e
Attn: Rosie Brock, 12S Food Service Aut lnspectjon General machine work Graveyard shlfl avail. with ability. '76-4912 Day !ihirt. Will train
Good co. bcner1ts
eo,.,-4ite Corp.
~1~~;r1 .~~o~osta Mesa. Subititute RICllVIHG on quality aerospace ~~~~r~~~d~°':,~t-6~'ftj ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
On·Call Basis. 2·2~ hrs IMSPICTIOH compon ents & as· train. Call for appt. R.E.Salespeople
Detl•ery /Stocltm• per day. $3.10 per hr. Ap· S m a 11 P r e c i s I o n aemblles. Must be able to SS7·7777. EOE. WANTID
Mu:.t be 18. P/lime. Will ply to Irvine Unified machined & molded work from detailed plan· ---------Call Lusk Realty,
TELLER 0 1 711W.17th SlreN
he F time by Summer. School District. 2941 parts for electro-nlngsheets&blueprinls. PIX.Answer Ser• 96().4361
St•c ll11rolcl. 1!15 t:;, 17Lh Allon Ave, Irvine. (714) mcchanit'al devices . Apply In Person P /lime days, eves &:~~~~~~~~~
Bldii F ·l2 Co~la Mc· ... u Nt•al uppt-.ir 1 Yl>C Ml ---------1 Corner 11th SL & Purnona wpm SlJrlm~ s;il t·11m l1cncal
St (':\I 556-4900. Working knowled&e or Monda)'-Thursday wknds Ex per. pref'd .
Equal Oppor Empl~ Yl4.6 true posllionlnll & Ecler Industries lftc but will ttain. Good cur-------... ~
___ c_a1_1 &15 l~ll mt•n ... uralt' w t"qwr DEPUTY
ASSEMBLY & l>ILLL Plca ... l•<tpply tnpl'r:.1111 CLERK I
PRESS WORKEHS J\p tn Dono; M1ll'hcll ~~·S865 1'1·r \lonlh
ply in person, 18170 6lONewport\~nlerDr <lr$31!6Pt•rllour
Euclid St. l''ounta1n 558·5280 There arl! opl·n1n.: ... \o\.tlh
Valley. EqualOpporEmploycr Che Orun~e C'ounl \
D1·mn ,\s...i~l no you want
a t·.1ret•r in CJrtho utillz. Gale guard, aJI shifts. AP·
rn~ ,ell \•II.Ir HOA skills? ply Ill person. Newport
h4U 01 "I Dunes. &W-0510
proficient ui.e of pre· 2101 Dove St. NB benefits. EOE. 640-543!. Restaurant
cis1on me!"urlng lnstM.1· MAIDS WANTED: For 9am-4pmMon-Fri MEN £0$ ment.s req d. Daya only. 11 1 · h 1 Petition anted t oJ
A.5SISTANT MANAGER·i----------t Harbor Mumc1p.il C:l)url l>.·nt.11 >\~:-.1;.t.inl. Trained 1---------.,I STACOSWITCH IHC ii!!Jb1:xh~;~~e419 °~0: lect sig:-ai':res lo q~allfy FAM.11.p•a'LOPllUA.S 111 U39Ba.kerCoeta Mesa Cst Hwy, Laguna Beach. for ballotNwpt Bch Bluff ""
k as permanent <tntl part part·Ume, 2 days/wee AR GIRL Nc>~hhorhd time Deputv C'll-rk 1 ...
al attractive H.n. apt Bar. Cull & part Lime, located at ll~ll .J .imhor.-•• pr~rty, 0Cf1ce & minor 646·5544 Blvd. Ne\\ port Bea<'h mamt. Anza Mgmt Co 1--------752·1583 BARTENDF.R.Fcmalc. Apphcatinn:. <·.in hi
---------F / l 1 me c ,1 11 o an pl<'h'<I up .1t the .1bo' c
ASST MANAG~R n<'f'(h.'<l 642·79S8orf>46 3028 addrl'''-hcl""l't'n tht· for local t'or ..-. ,1sh Apply ----hc111r\ ul Mam lpm
In person. 4111 E 17th St IARTEHDER-HEAD
Costa Mc.'la Exper'rl, mature. full·
lime. w/flc'<1hle hr:..
AUTO BOUY/FENDER Mu:.L be personable & ---------1 MAN exper. commission neat. <.:all Ne::wport work. nen Warner ·~ Harbor Yacht Club for CLERICAL
\11 \lltrm,1tl\ t' \d 11111
l':mplO\ Pr
Garage, 410 W. 5th St appt. 673.7730 Interview· Nii:ht shill !'tpm t :1n,1m
_s_a_n_ta_A_n_a_. _____ , Ing Wt.'<i, Thurs, Fri. & NB. frnam·1.1l t1rm '-t'••I..
........ _ M-h-'c Sat. accur 1mliv . ..-.1fli:11c' ~ -_. 1----------1 ap. Xlnt hens. ~>q11•r
ur c'\llt'r rl X Hay he. F .
\h 'Ifill !&II!
DENTAL AS SHT
H)rthoilonl11· l
E:iqwr prd J-'1111 part
t1 m•• "I "I• \\-.1t:l'S
t'11r1111r.tl • 1,. 1t l'f1ts
l..Jl!llllol flt'.H h t I K'.l:i5
llhN'I \I. 11'11;11·.'l lST, 2
rl.I\ ,,., k nui-.t lt~c 1n
\11"""'" \ 11·J11 area.
~tMI· 1.ff(f1
l>I 't \ • lt.ur~1dc as
""l.1111 1·:0.1> or lrmm.>d
11111\ 1'11 •· ,17
Toyota agent'y in Hunt· Beuuty operator space h l' Ip f u I . Cr' I . Ix n OEHT A L RECEPT.
1ngton Beach needs u11ed avnll. 1n CdM. Xlnl op-Newport Ctr Ur. N II Do you like people? Are
car me<lhan1c with Im port.67S·5968evcs. &144360, u~k for S.rndy you interest ed in a
port experience for Cole. h JI i th permanent job with best BE~UTY OPERATOR 1----------1 t' a eng1ng career n e
of benerrt~. Sday week. F /time w /cllentcle only CLERKfTynist dental health field? If so, Call f t5'l8 3446 r-we need you. Business C• Mr. Smith or app . Tramee po:.1t1on fo r bill-expcr. req'd. Dental ex-147-1555 ,_ ________ .,, ing clerk in insuronce per. W1eful. Call 842·6561.
----------•Boat Bui lder company in Newport
Ope • F 'd Beach. Good typing DENTALASST.
GENERAL
LABORERS
Needed Immediately
Long & short term as·
i.iJlnmJnt~. Holiday &
~cation pay ,
Hosp1taliution plan
av&1lable. Start Today I
3 48 COll!f*I Dri••
546-4741
(Across From
Orange Co. Airport) Equal Oppor Employer
549-3041 494-8521 prHervatloo lnltl all ve F\!IH.ime Oaya
Equal Oppor Employer ordinance. 18 yrs. +. Jnuned. openings. Meat •
INSPICTOR
RECEIVING
Exper. In quality as·
surance fOf mtth. com·
ponenl.I. Stnall mfg plant
in H.B. 1194·5351 EOE.
Instructional Aides (3) 2-3
days wk. App. $4 hr.
Substantial s kills In
basic grammar. style
and diction aa written ln
composition. Also basic
essay form and techn!·
ques. Apply Personnel
OCflce. Saddleback
Management
RESTAURANT
MANAGEMENT
part.full time. Or. beover21.Apply
Alberton 642-3674 410 E. I 7th St
Coda Mesa
PLASrlCS
MOLD PRESS OPR taurant
TiiE BIG YEL.LOW
F\lllService Restaurant To operate Injection HOUSE
ChalnHasOpenings molding machines #( RESTAURANT
Jn Orange County trim small plastic part.I. IS NOW HIRING
& Upland/Ontario area Day shin. E•per. pref'd. For the foUowin& potl· Will train. lions : Table server~~
Rapid growth oppor. STACOSWITCH IMC: hoste11es, corn bAad
avail alter initial train· 1139 Baker Costa Mesa ser vers . cooks, di•·
Ing baaed upon pensonal 549·3041 hwashera, Janlto.-..
a c b I eve men t & I n. Eqi.ial Oppor Employer bus people, bart~ndcrs.
iliaUve. ~~~~~~~~~P: cocktail servers. No tOc· 1-per'nec. Full Ume/p•·
Ume. Apply ln perlOb
Ian 16, 17, 18, t OAM·Z'P.M
at 3010 Har bor Blv4. C.M. M/F'. E.O.E.
Valley Unified School Restaurant management R~MAN. quality 361)
Distract . 25631 Diseno exper. &/or educatiOtl operator. P/time Mon -
1_0rt_v_e_. Pi_t_v ______ , req'd. Fri. 644-8232ot4.93·2010
Insurance Send Resume To: essman, cap1ble of pro.i----------
jojos AUTOMOTIVE
WAllAMTY C&.EIK
Must lype. Excellent
woddng conditions and
benefits. Ask foc-Jerry Perkins.
rungs or cxper •u.n RECEPTIONIS"' 1r1i..-t Mold skills. Salary lo ..,-.N, gd ,.
"""'"'1'011 erl company benefits. Posltiooa open in•----------1 Bonders 833-8450 personable Costa Me.aa
IMMID. OPENINGS
For clerks w/K.S.
diploma.a.
1:':'~~~~r Restaurant
120N. llcPhearson
Oranae, Calif. 92669
Attn: Beth Donnell
duclng quality work on A
B Dick 360 " Itek Camera. Quick Copy
PrinUn1. 3928 Campuu Dr. NB 7Sl -G693
RETAIL
CLERKS •
CONNELL
CHMOLET
28'l8Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
546-1200
Stock Room Ir ore. Ex per 'd ooly.
Shipping Cleric Coca.tail Waffrns 84s.75S>
Xlnt pay & fringe School DEHTAL benefit.~. Learn an excitin(i. IAUOA y ACHTS glamorous highly paid Pleasant 1roup In N.B.
2972C.cnturyP1.CM profess. Day /e ve needs 2 employees.
classes. Placement As· Front OCc. Recept. &
i--556-37--20-· E_.o •.• E •. _1911 slat. 7141751·9194. or Back Ofc Chelraide.
•---------• 2131428-4653. So. Calif. Includes alltroate Sat
IOOKkWPER Cocktail Wallreues, AMs. Exper'd only.
Full charge. Medically Jnc., Irvine & Lona Bcb1_640-_ll22 __ • ______ 1.----=----......---1
led C · locatlona. D•"u WASHERS Automotive onen . oropany an ---------...,0
New Detail Shop needs Newport Beach. &40.01'0 Cocktail Woftr... Apply ln peraon, Mui·
help. Call ror appt. Exper'd only. 21-30. Cap· doon'1 Irl1b Pub, 202
Top Waites paid. En1tne Bookkeeper, no exp talns An c hora1e, _N_e_w_Po_rt_Ct_r_Dr_,_N_B __ Steamers, en£ pointers, needed, will train. over ~l DUfTIMG.CIVIL _.;;;.._ _______ ,
bum.• ... 4 Polishers, Up· so. Forappt548·7167 --C-0-M-,-... -,...-1-0-.,,.--• holstery shampooers.•---------~" "
<!beck out, plck·up " de· Bookkeeper, full charge, Woman, Uve·ln, lovely
livtry. AppJy at P/t or full lime In busy oceanfr o n t b o m o,
2U!BHatborBl,CM CPA olc In N.B. Exp in Newpor t Beach i_lt.
IKH030 aecretartal tkUla req'd. housekeepln1 le cooinna. ... ........_.. 1..... Salar y open. Call Noo .. moier.S7HIG1 _._ Yt -pr &4()..5141or640.TT34. 1---------•I
sx,.r. pret'd. Oood 1_.,..1.. C.ompaolon, remate, rot
warld1 conda. 493-075 """"s; " elderly lady on B.I. 2 hrJ AIUor . Spot.ta. E.xper., well orcanitcd, ev 1D exchance for apt.
lo 1!'0rlr wltli R . E . Reply to Box 11519, ~ ------lllill~ Development Co nr o.c. Dally Pilot. P .o. 80• Airport. Xl~t ulary, 1560, CM. 92826 benefit.. Srnd resume lo
Box C.19~ Jrvln .. CA COOkS mu
ClriTypld
•5 WPM. Well oraanJzed
Heavy phonea
Apply In Penon
8:30am-2pm Mon-Frl
Sahco .._.cmc• Co
1'7S70BrQOkhurtt, F. Vly
Equal Opp Emptyr m/f
, Printing CcUater, p/Ume. UT_._u , Now aeceptiq appllca· v1uow
Equal Opp Emplyr m/f Lioos for Mon le Taefl C.Vtftf.u M_..
ni&bt shifts. Appl; tam· Help Wanted
---------• 4pm, Pennyaaver, 1660 1.tl, 2nd" 3rd Shlf\.:6 MAMACilMEMT Pla«ntia Colla Mesa. Noexper. req'd. We tr CdM buslneu man seeks .. _____ _._~ thole hlred. Applic..C.
p/t:ime as5oc. No Invest· apply at Utot.em StQrlra
ment nee. Call Mr . PRODUCTION locatedal: Brown. 640-9018. ll l Del Mar Ave, C.IL
1390 N. PaclOc Cll Hwy TYPIST Laguna Beacih
Weare an equal IBM opportunity employer
SELECTRIC 11
---------• Experienced accurate Typist n uded I m ·
med I atel)'. 70 W.PJO
{must}.
VACATION RELIEF
MUST BE ABLE TO
WORK OAY OR NlGHT
SHIFTS EJrCel lent Worklnt CcndltJoos
Apply tn Pcm>o
Oll.AM4tl COAST
OAJLYPfLOT
330W. Ba1 St.
Coital&••
Ask For Palll Want F.qual Oppertunlt1
EmPloYer,
all Lofl bas posit1C141
avail. for e •P•r ~
aeamat.ress. o.n ~
all loft need s indlv. 111/some sallmaklna .. . per." aallmaks trai ... .
()!yuey SallmaJcer, mi
Century Pl, CM m...-
f'..OE.
SALIS I
Are you an arli•t1•.
cnaUve, enercfl.lt
per90ft who Jim UllKp
sparkling, lUces to cl~
bu n les abllft1t Llfi
Vlll a&•'• t ead l•I
jlwden wtahu rwt -pan tJmo inc:l. Sat.: ('Iii) nlJhb>. CaJt m 9334.
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or
~,fJ! OAA.YPILOT ---l1111'411J'. ~ ''· m• HtlpW_.. 7IOO .......................
~-~ 71 .......................... Help W ..... 71 . .................... .
Y-u:s-J.-. Womwo'1 SIClllTA•Y
.. :_': ~ 11'.a~. prd'd. tl0wp01+. GoodJJ)dllnJ.
Advonctmcnt poulble. lnterauni job w/xlnt
·' 'A ply hi penoA, The advancement potetl\.
' • Clance, 2l.Z2 w. Oranae Co. Airport c:om·
ean!ronl, NB. ~.B. 7~
>WpW-.d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
TQ.f:PHONM soua~RS
Proa ooly. Oranc•
our famous
DIME-A-LINES
ON!: lawn mower S4 .
K~omor• upt11ht
vacuum it.S. Near new
motortud be.I\ exerclser ~. Slatter lkls. Poles
blnd.l.lliJ 120. NMI' new
l1ca akl boot.I $3. Child'•
table $3. Glrl'• blke su. Tm 1allon equar1 um Ir -..qulpm~t $$. Ski bind·
1011 *2·$10. 6'411~ """-----""----~ Sa!MJedy, Gilts. M1lure SECTaY/G•Qfc.
• & reliable. Do not uppJy Mfer'a rep Olis Girl Fri·
.unless YCKI have u 1>er. day'°' Cd1f oCflce, 1.ite i...;..~------"'--I •'· Bun• International, typin& & fllloa. Pleasantl---------1.!!~~~~~---
<!00WestchfrDr, NB phone persoollllly. Ph JEl£PffON£ SBl~ 615-5000
Let'• a......... . SALES
J,tyou weron'tlooldna (or Work Part·Ume lo one of
,,,. u ew car eer, you our drcuJatloo aaJes ~·t be reading thls roorns le still have --~,..ond tt we weren't ·pleasure lime for
looongforsomconctodo ECV/RECEPT. t)'l)lnc. yourself. You can work ---------
d job. tha ad wouJdn 't be Ute bkpng, nfternoon & near home & aUll pursue
t)ere. It YQU are a career evening hrs. Family oot.,lde adl"ltles. We YARD MAM
minded adult le want the C n s e 11 n g C 11n 1 c. pay wageii + comm. PM Rental cenla-h.aa open.
oppty to earn three to ou & AM hrs avllil. Call lor Io I 1 for 2 me 11 ,
live hundred dollars a N-JGfAl details Mechanical loowledce
• Wjiek, call toll free, • SEC-Y/RECEPT LosAngeJeanmea heip(ul. Neat bandwrit·
t·800·327-9006 anytime For 9 man engineering 540--0301 lnr nee. Weekday Off. lforr~orded m'*sagcl. ore. in 1''.V. DuUes incl.~~~~~~~~~ WW traJn. 1930 Newport ~es phones, mall. cortespoo-elepboneSales Blvd, Coata MesL
Mobll•Hotnt Sales dence, travel auenJte· Advertising, full or put .....&&--~-... mcnt.s & mbc. support lime. $3.00 + comm. '~ ..._.u <unctions. Must present Must be eDlhusluUc. ~ ror II 8 location. un· professional image to WiU train. 835-9892 or ........_....__..___ • hnute<l ·potential. Top cUen~. Type ~WPM & 83.S-'1298 ---
comm, lg advertising lake inlliatJve to lnsurca--,---...,...,,-----1•••••••••••• ..... ••••••
bud&et, good linancm~. i.mooth opeol.Jon. 5 Yrs TELEPHONF. ARll•H 1005
I' A C I F' I C C 0 A ST exper. w1t.b (cfs. Salary SOUCITORS •••••••••••••••••••••••
RESALES"Ask for Mar· comme~urale w/ey.per. $3.00 per hr to start, Mr. PUIUCAUCTIOM
y,iie9'J1-8600 Contact John Carollo Kitko496-2980 MANY ITEMS OF FINE
"'"'e-;:-persons, fl & prt. fo~ngincers al (714) T .. . ESTATE JEWELRY, 01~ !163-9851 Tow ruca Dnvers ex· ART OBJECTS AN lime 1':xp nrwill truln. E/O/E Affirm.Action per'cl Top,pay. Ap~I!, ' • Co benefits, Mgmt op· G&W Towing, lOOO Itvaue TIQUES, FINE FURN.,
port. Apply mornini:s. SEC'Y/RECEPT. A NBSU .. ,c., ETC. PHONE FOR IN· Standard Sho• Stores. ve, . ._. FO. & BROCHURE. .. For growing en&ineering &tS.2200 .~ S. Bristol, CM · co in NB. Lite typinf & TYPE + I 0 UY ·
Sales P erson, p/timc, bookkeeping required. FAST &ACCURATE
irµturc. 11. ll. Girt shop. For oppt. call 640-7020 . Stwt$7 I I Mo.
__ !>t:.J WOO SEC-Y /RECPT ~~~:.i~~:
SALf.S Top riqicr party Well organized. self uruqucpostnNBco
plan !>Jlt•-; rwo11lc, nc~ :.tarter to work with R.E. Quick pay raiaes
, • 'frodurl. SIOO 1·umm. per Dc\'eloprnent Co. nr O.C. Advancementpot.ential
:: ,jl¥rlY CJl>'r. !'J!>t c'<pcr Airport. Xlnl salary, Varlclyolacuvitaes
w/tupperwJre & jcwdr> hcnehls. Send resume lo FUU co. benefi1s ~elpful. i:tcl 1n on !(round Box C-19525, Irvine, CA 645-3321 ~ Phohc Hdcn till) m13
'1'11·1370 ---------
-ervice S ta. Attend. --------•
MUSICIOXES a.oacs
Slot Machines, Nlckelo·
deons, phono1rapbs.
World 's laraest llelec·
li o n . Also fifts,
Curnlture, antiques.
American lnternaUonal; 1802 Ketterlot;.i Irvine. 754.1m. Open w ed . .sat.
SA.U S TRAINEES
Hu"nl.'s!. 1-·orms &
P/time. Exper
0
d. Neat TYPIST 1•--------1 appear. & haodwritina.
Com1m•r1l·ul Printing
l'r1>gr(''l\1vc mfr 1n
Apply, 2500 Newport Bl. CM
In 1nl• cum pit"~ '" 1n • rv1ce Sta. Attendants.
I I; r \ I t• " I 11 I: ~ JI c ~ /\JI shifts. F rr & r tT. llr
11 Ao1n1:l"• Th" '' Jn up ly + comm. 673·3320
11ortu1111 \ tu 1Jc~1n a . -
t.arl'i!r 111 :. u cat.Jve & rv1c~ Sta. Attcnd_ant,
1·hullcn.1:1n1: 1nuu11lry. l''(perd. !i'ull or P/Ume.
l"or rn11f1 dcnlial an 1\pply Arco Station, 17th
t1•rv1.-w, plca111.• phc•nc & Irvine, C.l\1 .
f\4 -549·1644 & ai;k for ervlce Station Allen·
t;l'<JrJ.(e Jackson or Andy dant. exper 'd. Day &
ll.irr:__ ___ J::v1..s. f'ull & p/tJme. Ap·
WORD
PROCESSIN<;
TYPIST
WHOLESALE
TOTHETAAOE
ENGLISH
SHIPMENT
On Sale
M on. Jan 16, 9AM
s-dDMl~Lld
152921oheCMc•
H.L 11141 lti.7509
Unique opcn1nft 1n
Corporate Communica-
tions Dept. for top notch
typist who enjoys the
sot.i.sfactioo of producing
accurate copy In
creative formats. Duties inch.Kie MAG 11 ty ;lng of --------•I
lbltll•s Alltlcpes ~.1lc<1wnm:in, m;alurc. full ply: Shell Station, 17lb &
or p 1111w . I\µ p I y in lr_v_m_e_. N_B_. -----
11cr,,011. l'u1•s Ihm Sat. rv1ce Sta. Night Attend ~11nd1n..i\ "'° Pai.try 2 Ors nitcs a wk. Apply
Shop, hM.-.:1 Wurnt•r /\vc, Shell, 17th & lrvlne NB '
news releasea, speeches
and msgaJ.ine articles,
oper ation of Quadrilek
photo-electronic type!\et·
Ung maclune and (Ul·ln
secret.arial ~er" aces.
Jan Oearance Sale 10% to 20% ott on all GAS wall beater (white>
merchandise. Wed thru h as thermostat$25.
Suo 12 to 5. 504~ So. _835_·_8886 _______ ,
Bayfroot. Next. to the FRJGIDAIRE $2~.
Job i;:equires automatic Ferey, Balboa lslaod. ~
llli K:J:llti77 •
iceman, ornament.a.I
& household pc11t coo.trol.
B1ologlcal eCJeoce pre·
f en-ed. Goa4 ref&. "dl1 v.
mg record r~wred. )Us.
slon Viejo PesL Control.
S86·2847
macfrln~ experience 67~ ---------·
CeiUiu HAG II or Icart Print. ..Secretaries $1 SK
Too Many To List!~! ~mployers Pay All Fees
-'<i · v Liz Reinders Agency
• ~ .. 4000 B1roh. Ste l IW
Newport Ueach 833-8190
Call for /\ppt/Estab 'GS
E
. Sta Help needed Im-
med. 1'ull or p /t. Apply,
900 E . Cst Hwy, N111pt
Bc.h.
--------•Shure transportutlon to
~tek}, good &ram· framed, signed, make malicaJ judgement. and ofr 'Call673-6512.
knowledge at basic office•--· -------•
procedures. ANTIQUE SHOW
O.•lOD ......
UNDER ONE ROOF
TWO DAYS ONLY
Jca21.10 ... 9,_.
J• 29. '0--6,... SECRET.ARY :ind from Costa Mesa
RECEftTIONIST Girl!! Club with 11omeone
We offer exceptional
employee benefit.a and
dface enviroomenlJlus
recognition as part the
creative team. If you
qualify, please apply In
person o r call Bill
Graves on ext. 2822. tt~al estat e office, located in the vicinity of
Mon&ir l·h Bay PlaZ11, L1 nd ber g h School .
11.:.aguna NiJ.(ucl Prefer Please 1·all 631-3149 after SANTE FE
To be held lndoon at---------•
EST AN CI A H I GH SCREENdoor.$10 SXSde·
SQl.OOL , Costa Mesa. coraUve brown rug $1.5.
n cketssold at door SJ .:SO. GlrJa bike 13" fl5. Three
1ca1 estate hl·cnscc. hut 1_s_P_~_t_. -------•'INTERNATIONAL
M !tclhng tluues <.:oot.a1-t Shl....s.... Clerk CORPOR •JIOM Clarie John!lon at """" ~ t.1.l-90liO Lifting, truck loading, SOSSouth Main St
«b Coldwell Bon~~·r
1-;qual oppor. employer
good math. F /time· Oranfc· CA93668
Days. Neat & conscien· (714 S58·1300 tJous. Apply ln person,
8-9am. Mon·Tburs.
Llnwilco Labs. 2148
Newport Bl, CM
Ao Equal
Opportunity Employer
r$ECRlT ARY /REClftT Exp·~~-:&J~~~( TYPIST
f'tmllon avail. 1mmed. x.lnt job. Salary +comm
\r<'urate typ1~t. 65 wpm, + bnfu. Children ·s Exper'd Xerox 800 dual
AM11QUE
Shop going out of busi· 1 ness. All stock mbst go
"beft1re Jan 18. Drastic re·
ducUon& on enUre lnven·
tory. Baraaln bunters
doo't min this sale!
P IET'S ANTIQUES ~fM Newport Blvd, CM
(behind Ramaay Dru«>
s dtn•g rm tbls, t
reproducllon, 1et ol Jacb.chrs.~Sun. :::ih or spced111rit1n~. 1 card,muatbe fMtliac· [) I rl d d l Rootcry, Fash. ls , NB.
1vcrs e u •es. c u rate . Newport --------•I f.lpernle bmaU electronic ... r._1r_._M_l_lte_r_8'4_·24_64 ___ , Secretarial Services
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2825 Laauna canyon Rd Test Lab Tech • $835 wpm. $ood olc 1kllls.
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Comet front end parf.61: VHP worke $25. Two 810 1Uck C.8. utet)na
Two strut bars $S. two barstools. both SlO. Vinyl $20. Garrard.840 tumta·
upper coat:rol urns $3, reclinlnl chalr•1J. Wood bl• $1& Sbi.tre '" desk power aaslat unit S20, dlnlna chain $5 ea.ch. 401 mlk• szs. 400 da.y clock
aplndles a nd backln1 N. Falnolew, S.A. Santa szs. 3o.48 KHlybroolt,
plata $5. Ask for Bob Ana Mini Storage acrou C.&f., 540-9Tlt
167.0011 orllll8-S3N from Goodwill Store -TELBSOOPE with tripod USED tlHs, all ahea VW body parta; three ten. 80 power $25. UUF c:o.1·
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part.I; two bench seata SIS each, one bead U(bt vacuum fJS. Btact &
SlO each, bar doon JlO '15. Dan 162·5311 white portablt TV $25 •
each, one Crill $5, front p 0 L ... R 0 1 D L d After l lam, 648-&.sz.s bumper f15 . Bob n ao 8'7·0011, 95394 Camera with case, ex· SKl boob. ladles I 'to\ $20. ------------a eellent condlUoo '20. 4'd' Oriental tuts SlO. "
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from came :.how FrfftoY4* 1045 CM.a.2·1930"548·3262 Stein CmUe ----&lboa Bay,'°" 40 I\+ ••••••••••••••••••••••• GM-~50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -•l 1114, C<Juch, tape SUNGSJIOT Guild electric awtar. ~. .Al lf71 Models boat. 875-IOlO 93' Buick Sp•c. •·di' I bl s~, "· lone CUilom padded decka ooll tibia 1.odlat I holl bod UJ .... Elec dbl oven-r1.1nae ute •. ovea c, luny. portable bar with • • • lcamefromatownlhat ate, ow Y. l' ll 18' -so• .;• rt~~ l.Nnktcuan,10,000oria. 1Fr•1ld111r t Im ' pupplH 1''re!l lo .Cuod ut pl boat.. port bed. misc. 447 be!ieves in aun control. incl, $200. 8'75-6699 ·~ '' !f.1 -mi Runs 1ooct l)lh:en "Flair")40~.~~:oflui:. home Cal.!_IWl-4HM ~\u':nt!~!~:.f'~:~~~ 62ndSt.N.B. You know bow some 0Htce""'1titwelr H4l1JSON'S ••••• ••••••••••••••••• dally, mat sell. $19'5
like new $300 87~ 9479 2 Male cats free to l1J\ Ing ins.plus two cus tom Wlllo, CM Tools. atr towns tMlve a c11nnon m 1 .. ,...... 8015 SIA RAY C;i:ten. StH/ ti 20 lirm_"3CJ __ ·1_l_ST __ ~--
19 cuh Rein". iucle bv homt-. wrough1 t iron bar stools compres1or,aulo11ccess, tM town squure. My ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~So.Main, SA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 953 Ford P.U., oeeda
side, Wei.t~nahou ac", <.:ult ~5~1_1 __ Sharp. 581-1_!46. ~~r.!!k.~~~~~~alt:::.-· ~L'i:G~IOT.11 ha 8 a Poi,liie Machin«·. l'ltn\'y 540-6155 Pttri1 Valley cmpr i.hell ml.nor body work, nms
green,SijS SS9-S740 llWeekol~upp1es,Shep Rowe11 , #5675 uul<> 3101CQ< Hwy.N.B. forDallluop1ckup$70 &ood. $700/bst of r
&L<.tb,ne .. oudhomcl>. **llUY** YARD SAl.E. 385 Vic· Ltg Comrn~rctal pwr stamping&seat1ng.cost 631-U47 D'J-'318 751·2782 Amana llefngeralor, 15 • Good used 1•\1rnllurc & tori a CM. Kenmore mower SSO. llJM cue $1600 i.ell Cor $775. 1---------
cu.ft. 2dr, $80. 548·7ZJJ. Applli1nce11 -0R l wall Wasb~r $25 New Tappan typewriter. xlnt to11d 5'&0·9'll1 28 rt. Un.ifille Sportll.sher. · 7 2 Ford Co u r I er '6' Voh·o PllOO Cpe, over-
9686064 ___ 1-"'rc•c pupp1e!i, Lab mix. 1 sellorSELLforYou. elec awve's120. Zenith $300. addinti mach1110 ------1 owner, in mint coodi· w/Cabover Cmfir, boot, drive. rei1tored. Like
w_e_s_ll_n_g _houie l<'r o:.Urcc Male & Hemalt>. MASTERS AUCTION 24" cir TV $75, 17' v. $10, call 642·1334, 642-6$'18 8~~~~~ui' di~:~J~~~I tion & loaded! CU31.om In· AC. ma11. cab o Ja.c:ks, ne~~e~=··
re!ri&, white, $185. Call 536-4873. 646-168' & lll-9625 drive SIU boat. nds work For Sale: NewportS;;ch v DT & 1 rn ed 11 pd terlor, pilot, A.0.1'', c:lec Wlr gump, rad1al1,
5460269 ----~ -----$300,(3110 spd bikes, Tennis Club me01 -printer. $12.51.JO. 545-1514 V.IU'., auolog, outria· lncllJdeu ell833-021S 2100H ...... ~
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20 cu rt. side by side $295 home !lSS 0638 NEW! $75 J11gh baek Items. Sat1SUn. New-ly new Q/f1ce fum, bimi.nl top w/enclOflure, 5'8-i3.l ~le 5 new · Unbelievable btfl 1962
548 lj251 ., (' . "'h t I . casual chair <needs re· Sl.lrfboard, 6'1" wave too.>I, de:,lu., chairs. files. etc. new Chrysler manifolds. --· Olds Rocket• con\lerti· ~ .crman., or iairpom-coverini0 -$35. Call Gara1e l>ale, rain or used once $100 838·1712 Ideal for rtml t•stat1..· or iUers Ir elbows plus ex· Camper Shell, fittl8'bed, ble, w/everythlna. has Bicyd.s 8020 L<'r,, I mul1..-, l f«male, M2-0l38 shine! Sat/Sun, 312 eves ~lnular ofc. fA4 llJ8S, Mr lra fuel. Call Dale al $150. beel In 1tora1e "la In
••••••••••••••••••••••• "i>J)l-<l,shots 64S04:n ·-----(;olltn• Ave Balboa Johni.on 498-2100 SSHU13 m.nteood.Areal"Show
10 spd ladies tukl'. neur 1 .. m l>ob.:rma~ Dl\t'S;; • CASH PAlD ~and _______ 2' Ceramic grsy hand ·~ quality" car, rtteoUy
$6S ' ,. f gd used C rn anlt ai Led Poodle dog ~ ,..... 1017 24' Skipjack, fiybndae, Camper Shell ''Top Cat'' appraised at 14 000 will new . hr-, of loving. 1'ds good or I · · u . , . MOVING selling house P n I 'b t ••••••••••••••••••••••• twin 110 Vol\• .... , 170 hr~. "·t Fi•· 8' ......... C&b h&bt. 111 ·,. '2'"'' 644·61~ hom. S••Jde 1)4.1.1519 qucs &c r 1V11, 957-IUJ3 f 11 ·f 1 d M an u a po r l J. e -o .,. .., '""" • acr ce at ... ..v. ----- -• " ------------u • re r a .. 75 yr s typ4lwr1ter, xlnl cond. 26 &ul show aquarium, VHF, sumlog, nometer. $100.49'-3672 919-18'0
Boys 20·• Stlngrav type To iwod homei. Germ Gold leaf headboard. dual powder blue &.100 ynis $4S.114&-8579eves fish, pump. filter, all ~~Je:f's: /s~v_.}~r, lw1n Mot.tiedlntn 91401---------
bike Gd cond, tires. $20. Sheii pups. 631.i174 d}s. s.i:. 2 twn sz box spnn~ & choc. brn crpl &. bdrm acces + diatom filter, es, ••••••••••••••••••••••• R _.......
11 ss1.3219 ~ 11219 ss7.1148 C\'S matt. Elec blunkct & furn., Drexel Crederua, RACQUETBALL mern-best olr 64b·SSllU __ ...... Concord B"""8i; .twi·n ..... MOPED p .... .,_., pd ecrV..::Ud~ · ' Ci.tm bedsprd. 963 3377 dirung rm tbl & chrs. 2 berstup, frv/CM/SA/NB. ..., n " ~-~ _ ... •SlO
RALIEGH (;ran Pnx JO funtihr• 8050 -Off white love seats, ant.I· Call Jennifer 1;;.a.7500 ,.ie9MH & OnJons 1090 dte$el, sprl rshr, nstol ssoo new. 386 ml, sac •••••••••••••••••••••••
spd. Exe. $80. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• !>PC PLAY PEN ques, pwnUngs, hanging •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Loaded. pp 838.3499 hm $350. ~135 \1 4 seat street lf'1at
494.2932 PC Wal t Bd . . 12 l 8'SOl<'AS, lamps , Muc h muc h $100 m free crystal by NewBrandNamePl1t11os or636Jt06X·217ofc u-a-" dune bu'"'"· .....,. ...._II -------5 nu rms set more.a.,J.1098or6731166 having an exch~five ~ / ••1 ....,... v. Peuaeot, bov'.v 11)·.'Pt""I, $-IOOorbc;,Loffer (l)LOVESEAT .... lO'uOV(lfCOlil 26 It Thu .... derb1rd 9150 529-8486 • ~ ~ " ·~ 496 13-07 2 CYl"TOMANS pr 1 n c es s H 0 ti 1 e Beoch Musir <.:enh•r L' 1 f ''.h ) r---------24 " wheel, while. $50 · SACHll"IC..:I': MOVING SALE. Sat/Sun candlelight party in you.r 17404 Beuch Blvd H B rormu IA <o b ore . 3Sl •••••••••••••••••••••••Dune Buggy Dodi~
firm 675-fiW!l lllL>l':·A·llED 11• Green !l·S. Lge&sm ant1ques,6' hom e We also have 847.85.16 • V8s, all nav1gal1onal 1974 250 Yamaha MX· en&lnc bucket seat.a tow
OOCJS 8040 Naug. Qut•en, Good cond. OHL y $4 88. Cllptams Desk, Oak par · wine-tasting & blo1to ~eur ~ grwnd tackle. Terry tut froal fork, Boa bar $200. Dan s,,e.bmo,
••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOO. S40-4S91. JPC ROOM GROUP quet. coffee lbl, 10 spd, partie.s. Free brochure, &by Grand 1918 Action, Sleeps Cour. Unot!r SO shocks, etc. ~. Call 892~1 __ --refng, everylhm&. 2449 5!>2-4500 Overhauled Beautiful hours used since new. 6 !162-9898aller7p m ---------DOGTRAININ<i LOVES EAT. Celery, SP~Br~ong~~1 "B" Orange Ave, C.M h T ~ k his $1500.960·1~ wheel trailer included· . . '16 Ford Camper deluiu.-
Your Phiceor ~lint' crushed velvet. Prov. 7:iJ·01~~1·n: 641HW95 2 c rome ru Spo e w al.so full canvas. Call '77 Honda CJ360T. Lo mi. Caravan. New eond
John Martin_ 5'llH>O~ i.tyhnl(. Good cond. $75 " -w/scp. sU rad. $150. New. Bcuuliful Walnut Baby Juno .l''elter at 64Z..0010 or Must sell. Make olr. 23,000 mi. only. J4a&11.
'-'PRINGF.R ~.·p .. 111·u1, S.1043!!1 ______ $588 Sul. only, power tools to 96.1.8079.Scott. Grand, !l(l. prot. instru. 5-10-8211. 833-2515aft7PM toilet, stv, refrig. slps 4 •
., ·~ u ~ furniture. 144 Rochester, . menl in mint cond. $2300 cruise control, s now AKC, ,B/W, i.payl'd fern. Cl lAJH & Ottoman. Gold. 4 DRAWER CHEST $18. Costa Mesa. 1920. s Moh al r so;a & 531.1571 or 63l-'c?OlO ro .. , ATTN FISHIER ... ENI '76 Yamaha 400, 200 miles tires. Must see lo apprec.
8 mo s. gentle family Fuir condillon sso Walnutfinish cb&r,$350ortr1tde . 11ppt. Moving not incl. &iper'8n.fl,sbingboat. new.Gooctcond. Barely $8,90i>. Afll"r GPl\1
dog. $200. 613·0000 5-104891 · Curtis F\lrniture ll30 Joann St, CM. Sat/Sun S.2--9617 Pnv. Ply. CFS417BB. Flybrid"e, ndden. $800. Arter 6PM '""7822 Oay11, ~" """"
C 10.5. Camera, movie pro· • 64()..7822 o 0-3383 <HV-"'-OOBIE PUPS AK<.:, sir,e "Al'."'T<J'J-L, 1"11-ther-. 1865Harbor II. M Jector, Lables, chams, lge Pool Table, •too•"ome,.., --C llingle screw, galley, • aysM --'"' '" , ~ 645-6151 .. ·~ MOVIN MUST SELL heDd,bo.ltlank.Sleeps4. Champion Mar1enburg s bWI vl!I, arms, new $50. m1 r rors, ty pewr1 ter, Wards, Honeyeonsb top, Small Grand HW"dman En&ine completely re· Honda '75 CB360 4 Wh..e Dri••s •ISO
Cheyenne Autumn Cull 5-I04S!IL lamps, ete. complete. $100. 543.7543 $lJOO +furn. built. Electronic gear tn· Cherry cond., lo m1 •••••••••••• .. •••••••••
968-375..1 -llERITAC' E Din rm et Barstools (3) Royal blue GARAGE SALF.-Lots of 12" CRAFTSMAN Radial 673-0700 eludes depth finder and 673·~1• after a PP._f__ COSTA MESA
Golden Retr., Male, AKC. Countr)"' Tour· G r~rs. naug 32", like new SJOO. Antique furmlure, brass Armsaw. 110V-220V, Stnalluprigh1pJano,wood brand.oew.unmed2·way T3 Yamaha 125 MX like AMC• JEEP
Loving adult home only lleigc ~uerle 45:'<12 table. Otll 538·ll53 aft 5wkd~ CMh reg, Lbl, halltree. w/blades, dado, etc. nm.sh xlnt cond, tuned. FM radio le RDf'. $7500. new$29S. •
___ SS1·63J_& ___ new. $5000 vulue. Sac Kingsizemauresi.&IJox· trunk&muchmore 1967 $200. Harvest Gold $350.9T3·l86.2 Call eves & wknds, 548-0796 TOO ~1100 ororr 5404891 . 1 k ltoesemary Pl C M. RA!frig, clean $100, new 645-9378 MANY i'tliru·Schnau.i:er puppies. -· --·-s pring , 1 e n e w . S..it/Sun FormicadioeUe&4 chrs Used Pianos orcered by . . Yamaha W ATI. 1970.
$15 Only loving owncn. \loving S.ilc·C:ouc·h & lov· Malchrng headb~ard & -S45. s:;a-01719AM toSPM Tua\ n g Sc hoot Lo 3S Diesel Troller. Flying w/all equip. for sl. or dirt JEUS
nffd apply 67S 0326 t'.,l'>•l $1011 2 mnlch lrplc ~l.e!i~. $100 S46 577~ B & W Portable $60. Whale prl ced ' guaranteed. bn.d&e, plank buJI, r:iew use. Xtra tire-:. etc. $275 M l.:ST SELL 1111
Toy poodles, Al\(;, ch.iir~. s.;11. 2 twin heds Jlfde·abed.Roldnaug. t'rench Khroler Hi boy EucillyptusWooct.SJSfor 9'73.l808 paint.,boUom&tops1de, 541-0063 JF:EPSBY
$30 ea lr.L( <11·,k $f.S. rle"k si;o chest S6S Wesunghowie •,Hord. Ulf tn xlnt Cdnd. $10,SOO. JANUARY 3lsL Sassalr~~~1~1 wk., <•hair s:!O, wa~hcr, S15. 3 673·8224 rl'fng. $65. 913-0795 548·1579 Sr1lnel Type Electric 714"'496-1162 '77 Kawaulci 100, ten Please C:lll
Or con. l"1ne walnut than 200lllJ '1. Brand new 549-IOZJ Spd l.11kr. 2 mutrh lamps Hon.s 1060 Old wood burning stove, e abl ncl Make ofr, cond. $395. 644·1056. York1e Pup~. AKC, l11w,
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I()() 31~3 like new $45. c •• .,.6 5893 833·1900 ab. .,.f/ . 1971 Suzuki 2SOCC Dirt Co6la Mesa 499 2144 • 673 2229 Wanted good home for 13 Ave, ..... .,.. . Cit ... .-9050 81.ke, good cond. $375. . .
King Bedroom St't, chest ---yr old mare. Mus~ be ex· STORAGE LOCKER ex· Spinet piano& bench ••••••••••••••••••••••• S5Hlll3 Ill Bronco. aood conchl.ton nfclruwers,)t'llowvelvclMahogd11un1tsetw't.re11-pcr1cnce? rider. terior ply, 2'xS'xS', re· $400cash. CHARTER Plush 60' wllhcxtr,llS. 1urt1~1 hdbrd. white $200 lie thl, 6 tall chn. <:ui.l Hcru;onuble. 675..:3923 __ movable shelves, s6o, 841-8536 YaclU, reasonable. hour. 1i Kawasaki 400 Kll 2900 644·2222 alt 5 PM ~IH ~i.J.15 n':rda~y"\ti~e~:~·u p1;~~t1: Household Goods 8065 _545-4526 Sewlnc) Mochlnes 1093 ly or daily. 675-2172 or mUcs $895., ·oo J~p -;ic•k up r;c ~
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Unbev1•ll'd mirrors /\HT OBJECTS. GOLD. ydli,goodcond.$340. Munari Sk1boot..1·1ues (114)6'f3·92U R.t/Stor-,. 160 ----------
18XJU S:I ca Oplti.;un $7'1 .., 11. VE R SE RVI CE. 644-6124 6h, 7, 8 "8V. from $7.50 ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• 1i b 9560 •
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li.1111 .. uds •• OU \ ... I. re· c \RPET. 130 yard.-,. gold , box. All xtras. Afusl sell. nu111
cu,1oni.1I !'-111.1 I ... l1111•r I I :,;: ., IOI, l·•'h $la,0(1(1 !>h.l!hlly worn $1 75 per MOVING MUST SELL 8' 675-0261 alter6pm 517-7777 CALL us~
p atlorm ''" '" 1 ,\ '11ol 1 1 \.., ~. r• tail $11,000, )rd Pool table, rack & cue11, 646..0226 tahll'" 1'"111111"1 '"' '" , 1 It '.'.'t,,1H1 !JO vs 1. T .V CRC..:A color) +furn.$500.673-07111 antana 20', new April 121-1111 + ollwr od1b ,\ • nd ,.,1 •••I ,.,,~h S2,500. Ulher Console. i:d cond. SlSQ. 1977. lopper le main. like U ... IVEBS~
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71 2• Sofa, 6 mo nlil . ,1111 praised ·approll~l0,000. r ariums. color gravel 2052Ne.wportBlvd,CM. bardlyused,$1.750. Mutt see to apprecia.tel run'g. S'700. S.'ll· or
<'Ond. hrwn /whl/ru»l ll(•strl'a11 ofr 63"!·1628 bulk&misc. 545·6391 2S"XLlOOJ\CA ColorTV4 838·1075 ~1~~~::.er at,_53_1_-6463 ______ _ $190.536·~7~ Diumond ladles :y. Ct. ....... G LID-. yn.old.$50. Sunliih sailboat, 14', xlnl '72 Ford Courier. 4-spd
Calif King mattn·'' l'.t '"" <'nNagcment ring, worlh H""'" Ci ,.-;:: 78 2 M!·3Sl3 cood., $450. Luxury 21 ft. mini, all ex· w/shelJ. fl450/bstotl"!'
sprin"s. hke m·w. from $1500 Bsl ofr over $500. $300. """" 1 549-0133 tras; lowest slcl rate; 6'6-0350aflere~· ,, Two x l n t. colors SI g 494-9509 Broadway C~t $.J7S. s.it· 633·1628 Hosp. bed. xlnt cond $125. '250.-1150. 2060 stat 16' Catamaran, fbrgl1 eeps · • .,, OievyTruckJ\,
sns M211141 U•ntock 8075 Stereo cab $45. Recliner C.M. Follow Oak after haul, full batten. jib" '73 Paee Arrow. 20', low and Camper ••••
Studio couch. floral 1111t ....................... $20. 631·2126 p.m. main wttrlr for boat OC' mi. Many xt.ras. nu Mich. 548-6331
1 d d S60 • 11 n M b k ulll $225. 991-3410 day. S899S. 830-4312 -tern. J! ton . Ca eg. oraanmare, roe H.0 .Brasstrains,boyslO loahltMartne 586-'1308eve '6Slntem'IPU.Shcrtbox. •
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new. 848.3473 •••••••••••••••••••••• STs-8511 '10 Fotd Truck ~ ton. 6 Mfscelt-.-. 1010 PHOTOGRAPHE~· Cuaic um Century, Gd Ger• Sal• 8055 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Advertislftl, family tree, coc~pita. fully restored, TlADffOA 7 • AT LAST • Cyl, noor ahlrt. eond ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED iot'l known. <new photo rbll eng., varnished bull. 21• Morson ()ut bland, •A ... WnH $1100. 548-3648
PUILIC AUCTION process from photo oc ?, 11000.831·2517 1973 rl&U keel, atom 4., 4 SHOW• '74 Oiev ~ ton P.U. 350
MANYFINEITEMSOF TOP CASH DOLLAR we bake into ceramic ..... ~ aJeepa6.,nuequip.Tnde SNfteAIW.W V·8. radio, shell.
ESTATE JEWELRY, PAID FOR YOUR tile, glu1, porcelain on ~~H for cny equity for car. GYPSY $2900/bslofr.498·1191 ART OBJECTS, AN· JEWELRY, WATCHES, stee.1)1·992-1396 . ......... 903 k tm ., and
TIQUES, FINE FURN., ART OBJECTS. GOLD, •••••••••••••••••••••• =nu~n pay'!~:rs: Pvt. 6' t" Mee4 I•••• '59 lntemaUonaJ ETC. PHONE FOR IN· SILVER SE RVICE, Newport Beach TennJs party.Call l..QS.0048 ~ ......... M-, Plckup,runs&~ , FO. & BROCHURE. FINE FURN. 4' AN· club membership, best ..._,......... $.WI. 541-5Q8
645·2200 TIQUES.645-2200 ofr.640-1'193 Heavy duty 4 Wheel ..... ......._.,. • .,,.,, ,._, 1c-aY"I · '72 Ford Courier, JOOO MOVIHG-
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from your buelneucard. lv tennlJ mettibersflPr· ! ~ tires " mirrors, cam per Send onu card foe each Must sell out o r. ___ ...... ____ -1 Divorce f6rces faat 11le1 ,,_,._ lhcll. Xlnt cond . $2"200. ,
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llfORlYOU 76VWCoo\lcrUblt!, 1'1..1-1be All .irtrH Good cond "'" -. ~PHIL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 58.L YOUR . Codi Mtkt: l "<I! rs "100. Call 'ni9·1876. . COR.DOIA • LONG ORANGE COUNTY'S '74 PORD PINTO '74 Duster 6~>'!· A~ 81:1
s.&8-t.3>5 645 OOIJ6 With Wt wheel, CrUJI(', H&WIST SQUIJtlWAGOH sunroof, only 22, TOYOTA, M UJJa Uu-'. new p.unt. Cad1•JJaC '72 CdV.Goldw/wh1tev1n AM/F)i s tereo, pwr. FORD UNCOLN·M!!;RCURY 4 s.......t t:rruismtsslon & au,P/S.$:?795.640.'231 SEE Usl .. t{ip. AM /FM radio, ull wlndows~oor locka·a.eut, "'---•-.. 'p i•-OP'"'N ..,,.~( KBP) N---'73 Ouster R/JJ -.. • i:oud runmni cond, tiooc.1 extras. Voaue tires. 1 a1r cond. & low mde' u.:ai=iun • .,.,-"' r-w. • v.. • • • ..,.,,,.
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MJSSION VIEJO ·72 VW Bu~. $2100, bed. 6'4-6812 $3999 LINCOLN-MERCURY MARQUIS TOYOTA ...;;S_l9_l_9 ___ _...;.;.._ 131°2180 495-12 10 fo'M K tr.il l., run:. great. •. b 16 l8Auto Center Dr. llUSSlON VIEJO '°""ac: "65
12 Cpe pa mpred, Y 2 .... ,.IERS SD""··y L"ke Forest~xll ••••••••••••••••·-·• 1!1.1301!1 ownra all S\'ce reeds. ~ ~w • " 831·2110495·1210 y..a.--a. 9767 USED CAR Uke nu. Allxtras. $2700. .4UTO CENTER JRVINE Hard to ftnd, 71 F~
n ... .,... ti!! Hu'I. reblt cng, 2 000 mi. 1 ..... Ba .. •r St La .. , .... u.•••• °'""'''••••• 810·7000 U114 Pinto llunaboul. xlnl Dlprit. young exec f!a.l'• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rud1u(:,, nt•W IJ rks & 833.~7 _., ..... • _. .. __ t•'"•• I CQOd.1.omifea 1 t e C J
197e TRIUM I'll TH7-0nly ~hoclu. oa"c ooo-~88 CLEARANCE 70 Cpo deVWe, 63,000 mi, COSTA MESA .. __ '7l Marquis, t dr Sedan, $18SO • gc 640~m ~~r:i-i~. ~all~y ;:.,;
12,000 miles, C11rm1nc r ---SALE new paint, landau top, 540..9109 '71 Wagon, P /S, P /D, all powered, AM/FM . priccdtosell.MuatseetO
w/s3ddlu interior. 11un 'f.S VW hui. Runs good >.lras. $1600. 631·0960 AM/F'M rudio, Gd cond. s t ereo. $1500. p Ip '75 Runabout, radio, htr, 3pprec. Dyd, 831.as10; root, air cund .. AM/F'.\1 I Mu:.t:.ellS5oOl1rrn. • ConHnentd 9930 $80064().1044 !j63-'13119 radio.ls, vecy cln. $1,815 Evs.5il·1Cll:i cassette, ma~s & mur h __ li2,!i ().1112 Or County' '71 CoupedeVllle PP 897"'316
more! Immacu1:1tc! on CllWJ• 1 Perlect·$2250 •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• 1973 FORDLTI> ''1 5 Mon al' Cb • ' • lmpeccableJlrSFi.....,.
Jy $5195. Pr1. pty. cau Volvo 9772 SevHte Center •64.0-mSS• 1970 MA.R.Klll IROUl!.H"'M Whlte/maalrrooo ~-~ inolt. '13 Pinto Wegoo, looks, Fonule 400, loaded: 640-117Gor 5:17 5659. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 CADILLAC Loaded I Factory air w "' 8 Cyl, •etc. ,,...... · runs creat. SJ..500/atl'. mab1 oaer -..m or
IEfORE YOU BUY SEVILLE CM¥rolet ,920 cond., leather int,. spilt Equipment lnclladea fac-fer. BIB 846·1'40 or 493-65'U 541).ftm ' '72 Triumph Spll(ire. New A us ..... VOLVO All leather, sturc"' t n ..... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• p~ "eat p--windows tory air coad., •peed COD• 540.9264
"' '""' • ~ "' .. ,._ ... • Q ' ... • • trol, door lock!!, radio, . TT Plnt.oWen. PS, AM/Fii "11 Pontiac wgn, rldl ~~61~.i:J!i Minl. $2900. See us at Southern cruise control & all the spet.'<I control, AM/FM pwr. window• & vinyl '75Monarc~.air,AM·Flt~. tupedeck,loml,$3600or alr,pwr.1dcond.
Or<.1t1,:c Coonty'b Volvo deluxe extras. C902PCV). stereo, l.lll wheel, vleyl top. (7400JT). Priced to PS/PB, vin roof, lo mt. bestcllr. S.-8580 8Q8.142'1 1976TRIUMPH Headquarters PntL'<las lowas • • top. loco & less than aelJatooJy Xlot cond. $.'UOO. PP ---------t---......;;..;..;..;..:... __ _
TR7 MARqUISVOLVO $9588 it it 52,000mlles.Oneowner. $1699 8tC-C815 '71Pinto,Aut.o,tapedcck. "lS Astrc, btchbct.. •
•tISSION VIEJO :it • (56lBTZ). hC rack. $800. IDllll1.ll 4 spd,.12.• ~ tikeNEW with AM/l"M " <Ol977 &1978Sevlllcs 1 HAADTOFIHD seo-91U ,,,_ un g r tereo cassette & low 831-2880495-1210 1'oChoose1''rom • • .._11tang 9952 $2100. ---•u
llllles. (HHSTR7l • * • ca.ASSIC ••••••••••••••••••••••• •73 FOltl> PINTO fnS.GIODays Sde Priced-$4990 ORANGE COUNTY 1977 CADILLAC it • lt77 FORD RUMAaOUT 1967 FIRB.BIRJ>. 11.Dl
MIRACLE VOLVO a DORADO CPE. ~ IRVINE MUSTAHG GHIA. ~:.peed trans., radio & shape, runs s bat•• MAIDA./REH4ULT EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO ONLY ll ,Sll7 mile:.. it 830°7000 COUPE. Automatic, ai.r sunroof. (518KllA).Now _968_a82 ______ _
2150Harbor lll .(;.:'lt Lar.:estVohoDealer Leather interior, t.ipc, ... orrergoodthrul/16/78 cond., console, pwr. OHLY$1995 '12 Grand Prix. sd
645·5700 in Orange County! crwse control & loaded rRVINE steer1n~ & brakes. MAl"'UIS TOYOTA. tnnsportn.tlon ear. Orig
----HUY or LEASE wtth extras. (8HRX1[). 830·7000 Mustang ll Clua, 2-dr, 4 padded vinyl top, rallye ""' owner. MllD.J' XU •
TR 6, '7S, :.w. ooo m 1, DIRECT $9788 Offer good lhru 1/16/78 cyl., 4-sJ><), Alr, P
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AM/Jo'M 8 trk blcreo, xlnt ·,·~· ~~:pf'~'~ • '72 Mark JV. Mooodust 759·5807 or 499·27G6 $4999 Dlu-•th 99 'GS GTO. OrlC OW1te.t .: cond. $S, 10ll, !1!16·438S • • 1977 CADILLAC w/wht vinyl lop, AM/FM I LTD • .,.,_. Qean. Bell:t/brwn, 'filQll
<714 , radw, all extns. Mich 975 FORD NABERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• d $.'550ororr.t9So$190 - ---DE VIWS ure.. l owner. Xlnt cond. LAHDAU ' 1974 P!y. SatcWte Sta . ....:.•-'-'-------•10 GTG. Xlnl r ontl. Mus t 2025 S Manchester (.;(iupcs&Sedans 1»1.o1112 Factory 111r cond .. pwr. AUTO CENT!R W"-9 pus., PIS, P/B, '73GnmlPrix.$SllObelow
i.tic toapprct•111lc. Anaheim 750-2011 (7)ToCh~et'rom scat & wandow11, locks, 142.'iBakerSt. Air, Gd. tires, trans. bluebk.~BlueJwtlt. ~7 75f.o AN EXAMPLE· ,._...,,,,,.,. 9932 till wheel, i;pet.'<l control, COSTA MESA Cooler. air sboch, top, bJ:uo lntr. Im.ma~. ---1975 VOLVO Leather, Cabriolet top, .._.. ... ,. ... h AM/FMstereo,vlnyltop 540·9109 trailer hitch. CB Radio Allpwr,air,aeroo..New '72 TRG. i.:n·•·n, J\MJl"M 242 COUPE cruH.e rontrnl. s lcr(.'o ••••••••••••••••••••••• & more! (781NJA>. . incl Good Oond. $1,900. trnns/brks.49f4565 ~.ci~; 63~7u brake:.· Automatic, aJr cund. & with digital readout, l'l<'. *CORVETTES Priced to sell ot '65 Convt. VS. 75,000 ong. 83f.-0899.
___ __ AM/1-'M stereo. (0'.!602" '· <3IBHXllJ. 1-'n cc<l .. 1:1 low 19781 $2799 ml. clean. f2.700/ol1er. -----M-O_U_TH_--1..,,i Grnnd Prix. ~·i!r.!Y
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1977VW MARQUISVOLVO • CONCOURSCOUPE OOVE&QUAILSTS. 22 mi.$2700. aut.omatic,pwr.stecrin1 7»9180
RA.HIT DIESEL MISSION VIEJO 1976 CADILLAC Cirnger etow with saddle (Near MacArthur, Jam· 714-6St-O'lb7, 759-9118 4c brakes, radio, vlnyl1'1Madert>ir4 -'""------"70--
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BILLY ,.TES 642·71 .. A.'ll EXAMPLE: males. (88SPXL1. Only 6000 miles & with 72 Ford Van, super ;s Mach 1, P IS. P /B, .Ur, 1'\tll power, factory air
"" Lealher, ltlt, stt•n•o, $4599 factorywarrantytoJuly, customil$4200or oc'8t oC· AM /Fll1 i:.t ereo, v.a, coad.,splltpwr.seat.aU YW.PORSCHE l!Y7S\oho245 W;i~on Air, C<1hnoletlo11,60J40M'at, 0 78. Burgundy, lull fer.Ca Nelllat645-3078 auto. XJnt cond. $2600. leather interior, steno. !tlt·r~·o r.idw, Ju~1o::iiit· cruc,,e control, etc. MAIERS power, speed control, ..... Gran Tonno Squire 645-7500a!tcr5. wiretrbce:lcovcrs,cndiro San Juan <.'.tp1,trano rd<'k. llsl ofr. •1!1'1 ~ti50 Cll>H'PML Pncl-d a:. low tupc & all factory equip-'"' W b B cOOtrol etc. (623REV> 837-4800 493-4511 <''"' & wk<.>nd:. 7JJ 51;;1 a... AUTO CENTER ment me. factory mag Sta. an. Xlnts ape. Y '73Must. Conv. Newer top · • •
JIUGESEl.l·:c-r10N d.iy-. $6888 142S BakerSt. wheels. 076TCP>. owner. $1495. or best or " paint One or a kind. mVlNE $5188 f
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BOB wnilAM VW ~.000 ma, ;.?175. Pvt Pty trol, 50150 split pwr seat $2750/bst. SS2-420l '6G"'-'"'-k ...... 4cpd tap" U -..1 9945 _.&.. 1..u
9955
COUPE. 37,000 miles. 6 2600 H.1rhor Blvd.
iGOOWtH1tm1nsl<'rAvc ""' 214!1 &cabriolettop. C096NIV) 1974 CHEVY .. ..,""" ...,.,, " • "• ncllil'ln ~--• cyl., nutomatlc, pwr. Cosl.a MC-SJ S.tO.!HOO """.7u 1 cir"''", ..... ,, -----$6488 nu paint, xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l f I °"" ..., """ ""' 1974 VOLVO MONTE CARLO •"'""5. Daya 646--0601 nites steer f,li, nctory o r _!!!~!!!!~!!~~ '68 Wcst11ha ll.1 C11m1wr
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nulei1. Factory air cond., -TOWHI CAR equipped, in gd cond. w/whito Lunduu top & '68 T·Bird, 42,000 Ori& Automatic, pwr. st<"er
111~. !>unroof. leather in
lc·nor & new Mit•hchn:,
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"SUNROOF"
4 speed trans \'('1 y t·ll·:in
&rum great! (70<X;CW>.
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MAID4/RENAULT ·u Volvo 164E. Lots oC ex-
2150Harbor BL. C.M. tras. Mint cbnd, 20mpg.
645-5700 $4500 Ph. f'46 9711 ---------·--------'67 VW l<'utback. must
sell. Besl offer. 496 2~0 1971 VOLVO
142 COUPE _or_493-_86J_8 _____ 1 Automot1c transm1ss1on
'72 VW Poptop Cmpr
$2700, Seat'I ~rlo Polly
S75. VW tent $375
675·5600
'68 \'W Gd <·11nd.
N<ll> pJllll
&.radio. C716USEJ Now
ONLY $1995
MARQUIS VOL VO
MISSION VrEJO
831-2880 495·1210
$1100/orfer. f).lS 2987 Autos. Used
'71 Campe r Pop-Top, •••••••••••••••••••••••
radial tires, good cond. AMC 9905
10,000mi. Rebll en~ A JC:, •••••• • • •••• • ••• • • •••••
oU cooler. H.id10. Sl!<i !~rn; Pal't•r X. auto. loade<l.
aft4:30 15,000 m1 l.1kc nu. Must
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SUPER IEETLE
Excellent condition
'72 AMC Hornet 4 dr
St'<.lan. lik1• lll'W, 41,000
m1 . S1395. 640·5'158
1975 CADILLAC
COUPE DE VILLE
J.\Jll po~ er. air cund &
"111.iJed"! (!J20NCW 1
$5788
J 973 CADILLAC
COUPE DE VILLE
Leal.her interior, vinyl
top, stereo tape, & loaded
with muny othl.'r extr~. rnmmn.
$4188
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1972 CADILLAC
EL DORADO CPI.
Leather interior, vinyl
lop rru1~e ronlrol &
'>l~reo (().16LPM I
$3588
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pwr. 11teenng & brakes, (8) '78Corvettea, 0) l.824 SEDAN. Dove groy ~el1ow B l ue Book. blue vinyl interior. Ex· mlles.P/S.P/B,al.r.
vinyl top, ult wbet-1 & Spd. Ask for Don w/rruJtching puddt'<I roof "97· 571 c e ll e nt condition. $1200. 64~
stereo. Just like new ! Moothart, 833-0116 & interior .. l<'Ull power , n CUUass Supreme 2 dr. <7~NXD>. 972 ""·U , • ,,. ·~'"'KPU>. 1 d d $]299 1 • c.u power, •DC n1"• '""'' '15, auto. full power, a ir, factory air con .. quo · auto, air, P/S, P /B lo m1, nu tires. b~. $3488 stereo walh tape. alum. +eqwp. W/1Uno sp.krs, sb ks $3400 6429819 T-top. bronze, lo m1, rrunt wbeel.9. tilt, cruise, split -9S. 752-5.122·, 752.s:Jll MAIERS oc • · ' cond. $7500. 675-3823, & I ·1 ...., y 997~ -342 pwr. seat.a ow m1 es. • . 9957 AUTO CENTER ego 11 Nabers 896 l. (400PPE). PintO 1425BakerSt.. .................... . •ro Corvette, completely $7999 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA KESA '712 Dr Hatchbnct. 4
restored. Xlnl cood. Z83. Plnlo "74 nu tires, brlcs, r•" '9109 cass , A•IWll, Q Cad.JI Hardtop, 3 spd, $7!i00. MAIERS clutch S9 ml $1600, .,.._ Good.year wide tires., I ac 615-~. AUTO CENTER nc~-0767, 673-7328 Find what you want in cond. Ooly (3,000
2MXl H.ubor Bl11J. 1977CORYETTI 1425BakerSt. "15 Plnt.o, AM·P'M radio. O.UyPUotClassifieds. S800.flrm.ea.&44
Ct1\IJ M~·).I s.io.<JIOO C05TAKF..5A Good cood. $2100,_. °'· ... --. ... _~ tlOO ... ..A-. .... _ _...... ~~~~~!!~~Only 5M8 miles! Cruise 1 -r-• _......, --."•-~ ::: control, leather Interior, 540.9 I 09 fer. 642-81133 ••••••••••••••••-••••• .. •••••••••H•eH• pwr. windows, stereo 1001 Chevy 4 dr. orig.
own.r. $345. Well main·
ta.l.ned. Good tires & bat·
teey. 494-8435 or 54S.2000
1977CHEVY
CAPRICE 4 DOOR
Wit h vi n y l top ,
honeycomb wheels,
cruise control, Ult wheel,
pwr, windows, air cond.
& low miles. (312RRD).
$5699
w/tape, rack, Western rnaas. etc.. etc. " •till . showroom fre11h !
(118RKR).
SALE PRICED !
Nabers
Cadillac
2600 H.irbor Blvd.
1'1..l-1be MAIERS
J. ~ rs AUTO CENTER
CoSIJ MesJ 540.91 00
wE WILL NOt BE
KN.OWINGLY
· lhruoull 4 spel'd. radio,
heater & V<.'ry Jow
mileage. (().11\J XY>.
Cadillac l-425BalrffSt. '68 T-top 4 spd, mags,
COSTAMESA reblt eng. xlnt cond.
'7l <irl'mhn. ctonomical. 2600 lt.irhor 8l"t.1 540·9109 $3950. 640.1635
m l•rhan1t'.llly perfect (. 'I · ·o•'ll") • 7F•""TI CK UNDERSOLD HURRY MOW! w/lo m1. $850 R30 1994 mtJ" 0 •1 .) .. ·;1 " '74 Monte Carlo Landau, 6 -A ---IJ~~~~~~~!!!_j loaded, incl P /dr loc:ka, Auto, J>wr windows, AM· M eir 9f I 0 , windows, stereo, Ult whl. FM, etc. BeautlftJl car le ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• 72 El Do. Blue w /wht Pvt pt,y. $3995. 5'5-9541 a real JnvHtment. In· COSTA MESA
O'ATSUN 1914 1u1ac
284.5HARBOR BLVD REGAL COUPE
540.6410 540.021 l Red w /White vmyl top &
while interio r . '67 VW BulC (VDV 781 ) Automatic, pwr. steer-
Cean &runs well. $1200 1ng-w1ndow~-brakes,
__ _..__67_s_1_s1_c ___ 1 Al\l/l"M stereo. air cood.
'71 VWSuper BecUe &low mil~. (S7JJPT).
Xlntcond. $1500 $2999
645-7500 After~ P .M. MAIERS
1 '75 VW AUTO CENTER
COHYllTllLE 1425 Balcer St. W1th Ol'aftie exterior & COSTA MESA tow mile.. Very clean• 540-9109 (5'7«)WV).
Hurry 0.. Thia Oft•
llU. YATES
vw-PORSCHE
San Juan CAplatrano
137-4100 493-4511
'68 VW Fastback. Orig
owner, runs aood. $400.
cau~1
'11 VW camper pop.top
Xlnt cond, Mu1t '" t.o appttciat.e. $2100.
6'5-l!IOS
RAY fLADEBO £
LINCOlN·MfRCURY
JRVINI::
130.7000
vinyl top. all xtras. XJnt . quire at: 640-0019
cond. $2.995.673-4143 '72 Monte Carlo. Like -=--------1
new. Only 44,000 ml. Coug• '933 1974 CADILLAC $2295 Uc. 203NOP •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• COUPE DE VILLE THE CAR PLACE
Factory air cond.. 2 100 Harbor, C.M. 1976 MlaCUIY
leather Int .. pwr. seot. & 61 I ·2620 COUGAR Xll7
windows, tilt wheel, ---------1 Black w/black vlhyl top
speed control, AM/FM 75CHEVYM0Mli & Interior. AM/FM
Btereo, vinyl top, Jocka" Auto trans, air, im· stereo, tilt wheel, cruise,
more. (367NTM). Extra maculate, l yr, 12,000 air cond., pwr. H&U'·
clean! rnlle wan-ant~ available. door lock1·window1, $4999 (502Mll) turbine v&ln wheel•• on·
$2599 l17000 mlles. (6'3PEV). RAY FLAD£80£
LINCOLN MfRCURY
mvmt
130.7000
Col>tlmld Mtn $4999
2001 t lit SA 558-8000 ~IHS
Aln'O CENTIR
1425 Bahr St.
COSTAMF.sA
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ANY NEW COURIER PICKUP
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NEW 1978 MUSTANG II
2 DOOR HARDTOP
Bkt. seats. 4 spd. stk . pin
stripes. ~I. covers, tint glass.
878x13 bias tires and more.
53697
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON NEW 1978 11T·TOPS!11
NEW 1978 LTD II 2 DR. HD. TOP
Air cond .. pwr. front discs and steer., auto.
trans.. steel bit tires. tinted glass. dlx. whl
covers. body sid1 moldings. etc. Luxury at a
small car pnce
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Stk. #0468 (Ser. #13696n
~~·: CUSTOM CORNER
~
EXAMPLE ROBINS DISCOUNT
LEASE .DIRECT
AND SAVE
WE LEASE ALL MAKE
MEW 178 HOLIDAY WHEELS CUST. CONVERSION CARS AMD TRUCKS
COMPARE Cust. paint. carpet. Vista bay window. mags and s200 I OFF tires. rack and ladder, drapes, bkt. seats, auto. WINDOW OUR COMPETITIVE RA TES!
•' 't Ii tran6 .• tint glass. pwr. steer .. etc. (Stk T476) (Ser STKR
#AG5446) (Wind. Stkr. $11,378.20) •
.... G.T. HatcWHlck
4 CYI. 4 speed. AM/FM Radio. CUstom In·
tenor, Rear Window Defogger. Tinted
Glass. Rallye Wheels Only 43.000 Miles.
Lie ll575SLR Stk #525A
s1499
'74 FORD rw.s.....w..-
4 cyl., Automatic Trans., Luggage Rack.
Radio, Tinted Glass. Wheel Coven. Heater.
Lie #588PCO Slk #1 13A
$1699
'74AMC
...... H .. cMllC• e cyt., Automatic Trans .• Power Steering.
Tinted Glass. Whitewall Tires. Wheel
Covers. Radio. Heeter. A nlc. cat! Lie.
t828Kl T Stk. 12039
s2299
176 FORD
........ J •• e c~. Automatic Trans, Radio. Tinted
. GIJel ......... Whitewall Tires, Whelt Ccw-• .,., Uct328NLF Stk 11322.A •
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'74 TOYOTA •77 DODGE
~ • .,..w.,.. 4 cyf .. 4 speed. AM Radio, Heater. Camper V-8 <iulo trans., power steenng, radio, Shell, Chrome Wheels and Wide Wt·ute Let· heater. whitewall tires. wheel covers, tered Tires. Don't Miss This One! Lie luggage rack, deluxe trim, Leu than 7,000 #25184U Slk 1H867A. ,,-m•les. (8695)(0~
s2199 $4699
176 FORD '77 PONTIAC
y,_.AMAreWrd ._. .. z+z V-8. Automatic Trans.. Power Steering,
4 cyt, 4 epeed, AM Radio. Tinted Glass, Power Oise Brakes, Factory Air Cond .. Tiit
Steering ~. Power Windows. AM/FM Heater, Whitewall Tires. Wheel Cov8'8. Lie Stereo Radio, Aallye Wheels. Wide White #053REM Stk #3e9A lettered Tires. Less Than 17,000 Miles. Lie s2999 t209RVZ Stk #T325A $6399
174 CAPRI •74 FORD
2IOOl~C-.. .....
V-8. Automatic Trans .• Factory Air Condi•
V...fJ, 4 IPMCf, Air Cond., Rallye Wheels. tlonlng. Power Steering. Power 8'akee.
Radio • .._.., Uc 11-«PRC Stk tP3112 Radio, Hester, Vlnyt Roof. Whitewall Tira,
Tlnhtd GI-. Wheel Covera. Uc 1513LPB Stk#104A
s2599 s2799
CMc CYCC St-. w..-
4 cyl .• 4 Speed, Tinted G/asa. Radio,
Heater. Wheel Cover.. White Wall Tires.
Leu Than 1000 miles. Better than new at
this price! Lie. t782SYZ Stk. t472A
s41ft
'70 FORD
w..erid!J~ •
8 cyl.. 3 speed trans .• Vinyl Roof Cover,
Radio. Tinted Gia~•. Wheel Covers. A
Great Economy Car, Lie. #25STDI SH<.
#324A.
s1099
173 FORD
.. &.lD2~ ......
V-8. Automatlc·Trll'IS.. Power Steer .• Power
Brakes, Factory Air COnd., Stereo Tai>e.
Vinyl Roof, Radio, and Heater. 1.0.
1158620StklP3127
'74 FORD .........
V-8. Automatic Trans.. 4 Wheel Drive,
Removable. Hard Top, Powef Steering:
Spoke Steel Rims. 1 o 00 x 15 Off Road
Tlr... Radio, Heattr. Lio #909NKL Stk
#T1340
Priced to Sell
'73 MAZDA I u.2c..,.
.. speed, AM/FM Radio. Tinted Glass.
Heater, Aallye Wheels, low Miles. Lie'
f959KXU Stk #5198
s1599
'68 CHEVROLET
~2Dr • ....., \1-8. Automai c Trans.. Power Steering,
Tinted Glass, Wire WhMf Coven. Radio.
Heater. A great buy for greet
tnlnaportlltionl Uc. #WXE270 Stk. #3140A
s999