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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-01-21 - Orange Coast Pilot7 Mesa Crash Injures Seeen Paramt•chcs treat victims of an 11 p.m. rra9-b on Placentia Avt.>nue near 17th Street. seven people were injured. one <:ritically, when a pickup truck turned left in front of a car. police said. Five of the ~. By JOANNE REYNOLDS * * "ict1ms :were taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital and two to Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. No names were available early today and police said no citations were is- sued. lated Presa NEW TOaK: The atorm threatened to be the worat to hit New Yor state in 21 years. weatb r Officials satd. Snowfalls up to 1~ feet forced th• closing of omen, schools and airpo11s. idtown Manhattan resembed a •h1te ghost town, and the ma· Jor New York City atrporta were closed. The. Long Island Railroad wu shut down, anarl· log commutlng. The temperatur~ hovered at the freezing point and ice falling from skyscrapers forced the closing of some streets. Schools clOied early in Buf- falo. They also shut down in l\octiester, Syracuse, Albany and Poughkeepsie. TEN CENTS WASHINGTOl'l C~P>-1be Justice Department is trying to convince l9(al prosecutors that the invCSJl:gaUon in Pti"QadclPbia involvipg two DcmocraUc con· gr smcn will continue, a lte the firing of the Republican U.S .• ttomey there. Attomcy lG r 1 Griffin 8 . Boll on Frldpy rl!ltcrated · de· ca ion to rej>laco U . Attorney David Mnrston, lthO h la a two- hour mectlnghcnaked farstonto atay on for three mortths until a successor 1 found. M rston re- fused and quit Ccc:Uvc onday. And Mnralon ccuscd the ad- ministration of bowtn to pres- sure from Rep. Joshuii Eilberg, D·Pa .. one of the two con- 1res1men being investigated tn connection with jbe government. A ~ failure that blacked out a hotel, restaurant• and businesses In Irvine fer an hour and a half Friday wu traced to tbe failure or • hl1h voltage Southern California Edison Compeny cable. An SCE spokesman said afl but four or the 150 firm• had their power restore-d by early af- ternoon !oUowini the n · 10 a.m. blackout. However, four electronics and computer firms remained without power for about aix hours. Affected earlier in the day were such large organizations as the RegUtry Hotel and Parker· Hantiiran Aerospace Group. The malfunction traced to an undercround vault on Michelson Drive Just east of Von Karman Av&nu~· blacked out an area bounded by the San Dieeo Freeway , MacArthur Boulevard, Campus Drive and Jamboree Road Orange County Airport was not affected, nor was the Airportcr IM, which is on a dif- ferent circuit. At the Registry Hotel. firemen evacuated about 500 g1,1ests after a fire alarm went orr. No tire was discovered. Several other bulldinl(! were also evacuated UCI Regents Expand Plan For Minorities SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The University or California regents, rorccd from their meeting room by a noisy demonstration for more minonty admissions, mov~d to another room and vot- t•d to expand a minority-oriented • 1dmissions program. Friday's vote had been pre· vaously scheduled and wasn't prompted by the chantine pro-- test or about 100 members of the Com mittce to Overturn the Bakke Decision. Nor wu the modest change in special ad- missions enough to satisfy tbe protesters, student Jeadera and somengents. '1 Regent Vilma Martinez caJled the change a ••charade." Re1eot Stanley Sbelnbfem called it "lo~ cons~ential,' and proposed a furttier"cxpanslon, wblch wa voteddmht. " Both: are appointees or Gov. Edmuad Brown Jr., wbo wu abseot trom the meetiq. The regents also moved toward abandonlne the un· iversity's opposition to collective bareaining, authorizinl UC Presideot David Saxon to draw up the outline of propoJed legislation grantln~ such tights to the school s tOo,ooo employees. . The admissions chaltge, sponSQred by Sax.on am faculty leadera. could brine more than 100 new minorities into the un- iversity In the fall of 1979, offset-, Ung another admissions cban1e approved by the resents last Oc- tober that ls expected to exclude some mtnoritie1. The change expands the special admissions program, largely ror ••rugh·poteflllaln dis- advant~ed students who don't meet reaular admissions stan- dards, to 8 percent or each first· year class. They re now 5up- poeed tQ be 4 percent but: actual- ly were S.3 percent, or 1,226 students. last l 11. and there were l't'potu ot me injuries suffered when lp· dlviduala trlpped on dart stairways. The need to pump out rain· filled undergroQncl aulll alo eel tbe search for tho black®t'• cause, the SCE spokesman said. Ike's Ye{lris Hailed as GOP Meets WASHINGTON CAP) -The Republican Party has opened it& silver jubilee celebration of the Eisenhower years, halllnc them as "the high point of our i>arty." Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, an ex. Democrat, led the cheers Friday as about 1,500 Republicans who paid $50 a plate and invoked the memory of "Ike'• to save their foundering party. The dinner cUmaxed a day or soul searching by the QOP aa it turned down a chance to elect its first black co-chairman but cheered civil rights leader Jesse Jackson heartily when he ac .. cused them or abandoning blacks. The co-chairman race pitted Gloria Toote, a black con· servative who seconded Ronald Reagan's presidential bid in 1916, against Mary Crisp, the in· cum bent co-chairman who was a Gerald Ford dele1ate. But the vote failed to develop fully into a contest between ••new right" and ••old guard" Republicans. Mrs. Toot.,, former assistant secretary of housing and urban development, and a New York lawyer, fell far short In her bid to become the first black to hold ~ top party office. She got only 37 votes. Mrs. Cris~ a national committee member from Atlzona, 1amered 117. · Bill Brock, the tormer Ten· nessee senator who was elected party chairman Jut year aa a compromln .between the fteaaan tbt :.and Ford regulars. w · ted Friday to a second on ·year term. He ran without op~itlOIL ~nniversary at Georg!a i:-arty ST. SIMONS ISLAND• Ga <Al» -President Carter began his second year as president by ceJebrating with fellow Georgia Democrats a\ a fund-ralain& din- ner in Atlanta and then flew to this Island resort. dit1onal workers to cope W1lh blowing and dfilting show. At least thre6 people were re- ported to have suffered fatal heart attacks in Berks County authorities sald ' Lt. Gov. Ernest Klihe signed the emergency proclamation after the storm d\Jmped up to 17 inches of snow and winds whipped drifts up to 8 feet deep. OHIO; Twenty.seven counties were declared disaster areas on Friday by Goy. James A . Rhodes. Some 300 National Guardsmen wcr~ called to help with snow removal. At least two deaths were blamed on the weather. Rhodes ordered stale oUices closed aa a foot Of snew fell on the state. He .,said about 80 highways were closed, most pf them secQnd;µ-y to1.1tes. Twenty-ti'9e inches ot soow was reported on the 1rouod in Hillsboro. In Columbus, J anuary'I previous total ac- cumulation record or 25.4 ltithes waa aurpa ed. M"lNE: The Nortl\e.aster that bOre down on Maine was the fiercest of three storms to hlt tbe atate l'.'ithin a week. Thousands of workers left their jobs early, and downtown Portland waa deserted after noon. In Au•usta, the Leai•lature wrapped up its.. busi- ness with di1pAtth. Heavy snow -a foot or more in sout~westem sections -was expected. RHODE ISLAND: The more lhan 18 inches or snow that fell on Rhode Island Friday prompt· ed Gov. J. Joseph •Garrahy to declare a slate of emerJency ond mobllize the N tonal Guard MARYL ND·DEt;AWAllE: Three feet •now acn.im\alated . in part$ ot western Mary}ani:! on Friday, and state police sked motorista to stay orf Ute roiids. The National Guard was called to help tn CUmbe'rland, Md .• wliere tbe mayor declared a slate Of emer1ency ~ame city plowtl\J crews could not keep ul) with the anoWfill. Ga le-frocc winds JtOUnded coastal areas, MAS ACHlJSBTTS: Thl! worst ~Y StOtin on record • • wailed across Masuch\1$etls. By 8 p.m. local lime, 22 inches of snow had fallen in Boston; a re- cord amount for a 2( hour period in the city. Western parts of tbe state reported about lS lnches. Two Boston subway trains col· Uded on slippery, above-ground rails. Ken Campbell, spokesman for the system, said 29 people were taken to hospitals and that six to eight were admitted one with a broken hap. ' National Guard armories were opened in Danvers, LexlQllon, Wey mouth, Reading and Chelsea to shelter people stranded by the storm. CONNEcrICUT: "p to two feet of snow were preaicted for some areas of Connecticut, where afternoon ret>orts in- cluded stinging, blowm1 sleet. Win4s Ol S$ mph were reported in Bridteport, where e\ect.nclty was interrupted for some 1,<lOO customers ln mldartemoon. Gov. Ella Grasso ur1ed ~pie to stay Mme it po111bl She callid in the National GuUd to relieve stnte and local snow plow drivers. r .. * * * Fro• Page Al STORM ••• . Tm> Co"Pks Hired to 'Live In 'Taj Mahal' SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund G. 'rown Jr., who shunned Califotnla's 1ovemor's mansion as hls own residence, aaya two couples havo been picked 11 caretaker• of tbe sprawUnc ranch·ltyle home. The eovemor said Friday that the two couples, who 11\le in Sacramento, will recetv• teoc> a month each to PrOVlde il·hour 1ecunty ind CUitOdlal care for the site. fh• 1lq1Ntory m~on.1~· occup ed 1tnce lw eonstr'DCQOn wu completed io late 1~ l\t.a on a blufl ourloo~lo1 the American ;JUya aboQt 1$ miles east of lbe CapitOl The 1ovemor has oppc!led lecislaUon to sell the man ton. Lonnie Eutmade, a 8l•ytar- old reUred Sacramento 1herlff's sergeant who work& at a local CadUlac agency, and bis wife Mildred Will' live lD one Wing ol the manaion. IS THIS WHAT HANS BIERMANN SAW IN IRVINE? It May Be George, Tracked by 32,000 MarlnH Kids Question Riley Hwtti~on Students Want Straight Answers By ROBERT BARKER Of llW o.ttv l"liec St.41 Thomas Riloy, chairman or ~he Orange Counly Doard of Su~rvi~ound when he vis· iled a HWiffilglon Beach school Friday that students take their politics 11eriously The eighth grllde students at J>c>wers School usked their ques- tions straight-from -the· shoulder They wanted yes or no am;wers \Q such important things as how much Riley is paid They also wunted to know if the retired Marine general had a-.pirationi. to higher office and if Riley and the other I o u r supervisors ha v. e any bosses over them . R 1 l e y ans" cred all •1uv bul one qoes- llon after giving a lecture on the functions and hi~tory or county government. He !.Std he would a caU on a poht1l·1an's cop-out to the query Jf It was w<>rth all the money the U S ~pent to send a man lo the moon Htll'y responded that he didn't want lo talk about something that he had no control over Riley said that he earned $28,000 "and some change" yearly in his job as supervisor fie said he puts in 70 to 100 hours a week He also said that ht' dtdn t have aspirations for a higher of fice. "Thts is a frustrating and ex· citm~ job, and I have learned to hkt' what I am doing," he said He added that, if he knew everything about being a supervisor before he was ap· pointed in 1974 by then-governor Ronald Reagan. he might have said no. Riley also pointed out that he 1s one or five county leaders "in tht finest goographieal area in the nat1ou. What J do is lmpor· tant." he sauJ "It's not like be ing one of 500 congressmen or so." lie atso told the studeoLs that he does indttd have bosses. ··c•tizens tell me what to do and iC l don't do it, they'll get someoneelsewhowHl,"htsaid. In response to another ques· lion, Riley said the county stands to provide $2 million in f1nuncial as:;istance for a re· Rional park In the Boise Chica area. He also told the youngsters that enerjly conservation and Flu Epidemic '.foll . Rises in 121 Cities major land uses are lmpOrtant concerns to rum. He also aai<t that high proper· ty laxes and the lack of aCforda· ble homes cause him and other supervison; to worry. .. There are 480,000 warklns people in On~nge County and they have less and less an op- portunity lo buy their own homes," Riley said. feel b d about rnt 1n! lb ir nnt cbane with th be ~. .Peclal· ly if it ltGeor1e. Some 82,000 Marine played cat·ud.:rpdent with Georc• for mo.re than a year and lost, d • ddtn1 be couldn't be caught. Tblrty·two tbouaand arln can't be Wl'Olll. • Bierm nn'.a first impulse en he saw the eapybara! 0 1 w ntcd to shoot it. !I do a lot Of varmint buntini. But J 1 afraid I'd g into trouble, ibooit· Baa S, a 1950 '19·paasen1er Crown: An air leak in the viclnl· ty of the rear axlt with brake applied. 3'he leak wu foUnd Dec. 15 and corrected. Ba• 7, a 1956 79°patsenger Crown: An euesslve alr leak at the right front bru chamber. Bis Short Life . Inspired TllAT'SftE AllOUNT of tue• and expena" due the county, said Lou SoltoD, usistant tu col· lector. He said it costa 1'15 a day for JUard.I alone' on the Sacramento River east of San F'ranclaco Ba • O.lly ...... Sc.ff ...... 'SITTING OEVASTAT9NQ' Chlropractor Berman Civic Groupa Plan Fe""t In San Juan' T•o San Juan Capl1trano civic aroupe a~ 1poruorln1 a • traditional pancake breakfut SundaY. at Deetanao Park next to ~ty ofrlcea, 32400 Paaeo Ade ti>. . Th breakfast-featurin1 · eus, sausage, pancakea, Juice and corcee-wtll begin at 8 a.m. and contlnuo till noon. Prtce for the breakfut IJ' $1. Proceeds from the breakfast will 10 to tbe S•n Juta Capistrano Fiesta Aasocl•tJon and the Capiltrano Valley Horaeman's Aasoclatioo. In case of rm, the event will be reschtduied for Jan. 29. While most people believe armed crtminall are the b~test threat to a poUceman'1 Well· beinc. a Mlu'lon Viejo chiropractor claims otrlqer1 •uf· fer from a dilferent occupaUoaal hazard-low back syndrome. •'They spend an •ltbt-bour day mosUy sitting In a patrol car," Dr. Ron Berman aay1. "Tb t'• a tremehdOus 1traln on ttie lower bact "SITTING 18 devp1tatin1, espec~ oa a soft aUtomoblle &eat." Sitting for lont periods of tlme cap caute severe backache because presuure on the 1plne'• last dbc is greater in a aittlng poaltion, Berman 1ay1. ''There J1 ~percent more P1es.:: SUH on that last disc when,; standlnl up rather than Jyln do".'.n," he explains. • • In 74th WATKINS SAID B1S pnonty wm be to cut 1overnment 1pend· ins by establlshln1 ••a buai· ne11Uke approach to tbe managem of aover.nm t. W awns also sald he OPP91 'un contrOla. favora th• Jarvts property tax lnlUatlve. and is against ratiflcation of the Equal Rlgbtt Amendment because it could trlner added eovernment involvement in private Jive . Watkltt1, ot 5201 Seashore Drive, aald he hired th• cam· palgn coriaulUng team of Arnold Forde and William Butcb r. Polley Oppos~d 11as. ELSE&, 11. 11ld 1be alao aupport& th JarvJ1 in- itiative and does not conslcl the ERA "a Je1it1mate iuue - Juat an emotional one." Mesa to ·Pay Dues The candidate, wbO opera ln liities League · Kathy Alls Success Seminars •l her home at 203 ll0narch Bil)', is a former aidine stewarae11 and model who baa also owned a w•TB A POPULATION of 78,000, Cotta Meaa ta allotted two votes at the lcague•a annual conference. Major cltiu like LOs Ao1elea are rant.Cd u many u 10 votes (tho moimum) on the lotibyln& body's policies. City anager Freel SOrsabal noted ··'l'hUridaY. that lhl~ creates a sltualiofl In which 10 major ciUea can tiand to1ether to muater a block of 100 votes. In contraat, Coata Mesa would have to draw auppe>rt from so tlmllarly Sited cities to aeaerate the same number Of votes. ucosrA MESA feels that the present votln1 policy glvea too much welfht and em- phatl• to the lat&er dtJa• point.a of vtew, aometimet to the dctrl· ment of 1ma1Jer clliea in the na· tloo;• the u11anlmou1l1 •P· proved raoluUon tales. The Nationil t.eaiue of ClU fs con1Jd red a key lobbyina group on i.uues such as Environ· mutal P.totcction A1ency.p0Uoy and th 'of federal ho nd urban Cl veJopment fund.9. water pwillcation ayistem di•· trlbutlon nrm aJtd a wom '• apparel flnn. Mra. Elier noted that one op· ponent for tho. nomination wtU be former Newport·Mesa 1cbool tru1tee arian Beraesoo. .. l WISH 'TO m ke it very dear t.bat; far as I'm eon· cerned. the of the word ~ neat Cloe• not make ua enemies,"' rs. Eb aald. ''Qulte Ute contr rY.J;We are both on the same team--teriinf lbe people ol OrW'lge County and tht Republican Party." However, alae said 1be believ .. bet busineSJ experience makes her better quallrled ror the office than Mn. Ber1esoa. P.U. TOP.E.: MESS4.CE STICKS LA JOLLA (AP>-OfficlaJsof La Jolla H1ah SChool aay UH!y found all ~gbt doon le dins to the &Ym ana tbe bOys' an4 elrls' pbyalcal education area tuck tJ1ht, DI everyone out. Glue covered the locks -slue 10 tough lt r lsted efforts or locklmltm to dJ11olv )t or scrape it away. Tbe lock• wer t ken otr Thursday and rebuilt Friday. MeanwbUe, an insenlous student who hates P.E. was beln aouaht. SulflJife President Ap~i~ted ' He ls comf1 ll.01 a m ter~ dearee at Ca State LOn1 Beach in tecreation admlnlatratlon, with a beach manacement ecn· pha la. Y RLY SAID ONE of bis rtrat. reapoulbilltles as a aoci"· tlon presideat ls to prepare tor a World <;ongrcia of Lif81Hi'Hl, planned Mar 13·18 in Newport Beach. Participant• are expected from 8' far away 1 Chinli, Sdutb Afrfca and Great Britaht, heaaid • ~addleback Offers . Craft Wo~kshops · A l'leries of workshops featuring crafts will be ·offered begjnnin~ next' week at Saddleback College. Introduction to Crafts Media w1U cover the fundam~ntals of crafts, including silversmithing. enamehng, lteUter caning and fabrication, silkscreen prlntlne. stained glass, macrame and ~~tik. ' EACH CLASS WILL BEGIN with a dem· bnstration and be followed by a five-hour ~or.kshop. Students will coQlplete four pro1ects au ring the semester. ·• One class will meet from 9 a.m. to noon Moo· days and Wednesdays In Fine Arts 217 on campus. :The second class will meet rrom noon to 6 p.m. in Bldg. ~al the Marine Corps Air Station, Santa ,(\Ila. • NEW STUDENTS MUST FILE applica\ions m the colleee's admissions office to obtain an ap· pointment to reiister. Further Information may be obtained by call· ing the admissions office at 831·2940 or 495-1000. Proposed J • Ruling Publicized WASHINGTON CAP) The Agriculture Department is taking pains to publiciie a pro· f:sed rule that would al· hd~ ::1n~~~ :~:~dn~~:S ~~ • HERB • bone and odd scraps of ,.. FRIEDLANDER• ,meat to hot dogs, salami it and other procesied '• meal. it The propo. al involves • what is called "tissue =~=====t::: rrom around bone" - meat salvai:ed by grind· in& hard to·trim parts of slaughtered cattle and tiogs and forcin& the mixture through a sleye. I Large bits of bone t would be screened out, • 3 1 but the salvaeed m ix· it -b:::::::;;:~~~F lure would include finely ~it :around bone particles • ~ I' about the size of around * 'Ul..i ! ,pepper. • * 1c 1l * * * * * * * * : The government tem· • MG-TRIUMPH : lporarHy approved a • JAGUAR similar rule several • • year!t aao but rescinded : FIAT·LANCIA : , 1 it after a pubhc outcry • =~~~~~r£b <tr and 'after a consumer ,.. group got a court order • againsl it. .~ ·1--,;,_.------~---·5 i---;..._------JtZ ~-------~---~--~ .• < .u•~ l YBYSPIC_.L LOWPllCI! UMn'9 SUPPLY OOtn'WAJT OM'Mloti : ------- ---- ------- - -- Is Foree Stm Ditti BM GO: 81 DAN WALTEU Andriana Olantarco, GoYeraor Brown 'a touch. lharp-tonpect d1redor of transportation, bu decorated a wall Of her clllce wltb a frMway llCn: uao Back. You an Goin• the WrGq Way." The lMclalatate, anceNCI at Gian· turco•a windlDl·down of the •l•t '• mu1lve hilJlway-bulldln• proaram, 11 eendlq the 1ame meaaae to her. Many leplaton have pet hl&hway pro.Jectl golnc \mbullt In their dlltrlc:b, and they want Glanturco to retrNt from her hard-line poslUon. Lut year they enact· ed te1lslaUon to sive themaelvea a cUnct. ftla 1D the prolJ'am. TllAT LEGISLATION, which aoet In· to etfeet In February, creates a new ball pme -but who wUl win it remaina un- emata. :The poUUclans and other ad· · voeatas ol more hilhway comtructlon could have the muscle to force her to do their blddln1. But her power, and that of Gov.-nor Brown. to 1bape tbe direc- tion of the state's tranaportaUoo pro- oam remain strong. Whlle the legialatlon <AB 402) createl a direct role for the Lelillature in the annual blllion-dollar bf gbway budcet proc ... , lt IWl leaves final decillona on which projects 1et the money to the ad· mlnl1tratlon and a new California • Trans.r>rtation Comml11lon. And lt doe1n t directly address Gianturco's abWtJ to refuse to spend appropriated fundt for admlnlatraUve reums. Critics have charaed that Glanturco ls refusing to epend -lmpomdnt, In etf ect -money for projects which ebe doean 't want to build. .. It's a phony laeue," Glanturco aaya with characterietlc bluntneu. 1be pro- jects cited by her crlUca, she says, have been delayed "because of external circumsl4lnce1 that we have no control over." BUT THE CRITICS -such as As- • semblyman Walter Incalla, author of the leplation -remain unconvinced. "The Brown Admlnbtratlon does <DOt. want to build any more tramportatlon facilities in California," lncalls declares with equal bluntness. Gianturco, <whose derisive nickname amon1 her critics ls "Giant TurJtey") and In1alls have been tradine similarly phrased salvoes for nearly two years, which is about as long as she's been director of transportation. Althoush she received her education in Calllornla and met Brown at the University of California, Glanturco spent most of her professional We in the East. She worked Cor a while u a Burns uslatan~ and had returned to Boston to study at Harvard Univeralty when ahe wu tapped by Brown. any Cbaat• It Wanta lO.!P,lake, tn broad Prc>sram cate1orl•. .. ne '°'emor Will hue fliill authority to bluepencll Item.a ln the 'bU:Cltet and • t.rtmportaUon commluloo wlll al· locate moaey to tndlYidual proJ eta. lnlalls. a Rlv~lde Democrat who cbalr1 the ANembly 'rransportatfon Cominlttee, leav• no dqubt that he 1eea the l'*1elatlon u a vehicle to fOl'ce Gtantum> to pay mon attention to th~ hlah••i projeeta now 1ota1 bef~ for llincll. -i'bll wtU brlna th• wbOI• pro. cat oat In the opea. •• IQlalll says. Glanlurco, while not abandoolna her erltlcl1m ot tht J gtaJaUon, 1a11 ahe .J'lll ~ to-man It wort. '1 had 10me "ery tevere o~eet!ona to it," e 1ays. HOW~\W'. that It's J>uMd, I will try 1~ u J can to make lt work." OIAN'l'UaOO SAYS SHE tw no quar· rel with bivolvtn• the Leitslature but a4ds .th ibe Wanta the forthcomlnt d• bate O¥ ~on prloriU• to fb. elude aucb taiues u air quallty, ener1Y and land use. .. If the debate deal.a with UIOH ....... WI will Cet better dedalons eventually," ab• Hy1 ... But It la much euler to •&tack pie th89 to deal with the p ems I'm trying to ralae. The downaldO la that the debate Will de· aena-ate to that and lt wW become a bff PQrkbarreI" . NO SMOKING -·~V' New game plan forhlghwa~ may prompt fight for power over Which projects Wiii wfn approval \ No On Take •01ant Turkey' Takes Glanturco walked into an instant con- tro• era y -the now·abandoned Diamond Lanes experiment to set aside special lanes for carpools and buses on a busy 1..()1 Anselea freeway: Within a few weeks, Gltnturco had becOmt the Brown AdminlltraUon'1 beat knOwn ot- flclal, out.side of the Govemor himself. • • She became the defender of the Diamond Lanes and uttered thousands of words on their behalf before a federal juqe called the project to a halt. • -If YoD Can Find It GIANTURCO ALSO became involved In a runntnc battle of worde, wtth the State Highway Comml11lon, dominated by boldoven from the Ronald Reaaan era. The batUe spill~ over Into the Legl1lature. More fuel was addtd with publlcatlon of the adminlatration'1 State DAILY PILOT The com menl P•I• of the Dil· ly Pilot 1eekt lo inform aild 1timulate readeu by p~· tn1 • variety of commentary on toplu or Interest and 1l1nlOcance fro111 Informed nbS~vera 1nd spokeamen. • • Roberl N. W1td , PlibUslvr January 21, 1978 requtr those reasons be transcribed and placed ln the case file. That bill, SB 195, died after lt sparked new debate oq judicial account.ability. Hello girls and boys. . Well, the rains just keep coming but some of you have fouQd some nifty things to do. · Uncle Len learned that most of you like to dress up m waterproof clothing and play outside, but some have discovered some interesting indoor activities. DANIELLE COURSON, 12, OF IRVINE LIKES playin' make believe train by using chairs. She wins the $5 farst prize for her idea and rendering. Torcsu Knapp, 13, of Huntington Beach, is pre· pared for more of this wet weather as she drew a picture of her ark. She wins second place honors and $2. Tht.•rc urc !:>e\'eral honorable mentions: -KEl,LEY O'HERN, 11, OF NEWPORT BEACH, who has had fun toasting marshmallows in the fireplace. Marilyn Hansen, 9, of Costa Mesa, who has fun cooking when it is raining. Tracy Marinovich. 11, of Balboa, who likes to walk on the beach no matter what the weather la like. Tom Riel. 11, of Huntington Beach, who llkea to draw for Uncle Len IRVINI WINNE" D•nf•ff• Cou'90ft, 12, 3 Amberwood NEX\' WEEK THE CONTEST nlEME will be drawing v.inter sports. And Uncle Len has a big contest coming up for Valentine's Day. The contest will be a drawing of a valenUne with inacrJption in five words or leas telline Uncle Len what "Love Is ........ •• THE BIG PRIZE WILL BE A FABULOUS brunch Feb. 12 at the Caprlccio Terrace at the Mar· rtott Hotel, Newport Beach. The prize will include brunch for the winner, his or her parents and a friend. l#~~~,~~ HUNTINGTON Bl!ACH'I RUNNl!R·UP T.,.aa Kn•pp, 13, 18382 Del M•r Lene The second prize will be tickets for two to a Dia· ney movie. DRAWINGS ARE TO BE 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 bes nt to Uncle Len, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. Be sure to include your name. age. address and telephone number. The contest is open to children 15 years old and under. Entries are to be received by Uncle Len by noon Thursday. Bye for now. When Water Freezes, It Floats DEBORAH SHAPIRO, 9 She Atka About •~• IJF.AR ELLIE: Wlaat 11 aa lm· pala like? MA'M'HEWR. DEAR MATTHEW: The Im· pala is one or the African an· telope. The females are horn· leH, but the males have long graceful rurv1ng horns that are heavily ridged. Durlna the long, dry season on the African plains, these animals gather In huge herds. When the rains come, they 1pllt. up into small groups com- po ed of a mate and 12 to 20 females. Excess malc1 that have not managed to gather a group or females Corm "b chelor" colonies numbering SO members and more. ach little croup or remales ala)' close together, always herded by the male who ps circUnt his harem, eudy lo fight any intrudin1 male. And1 sends tile 1971 World Book Science Year Aiaaaal to Deborah Shapiro, age t, of Cocta Mesa, forber qaeaU•: WRY DOES ICE FLOA'ff Ice is noLblne more than frozen water. But aomethlDI else hnppen.1 when it treezea: the ice increases in volume over the water by one.eleventh. This means that when 11 cubic centimeters of water is frozen, 12 cubic centimeters of ice will be formed. Thus, ice ls Juat a bll Jlghter than water, and for thla reason ice wiJI float. Expanalon of ice can also cau.1e aome water pipes to apUt open durine winter. And if water freezes In a car's radiator, damage could very well result. Pure water and even moisture ln the air will tum to ice at 32 degrees F. At lhi• partlcwar temperatw:e. ~e ~otlon of tbe for grazing and to the wooded area for cover. If a group is attacked by one of the big cats, the member• seem to react ln unison, moviaC off toaether in 1reat bound&. This makes them somewhat dlf • ficult prey for Uons and cheetah.a who tend to concentrate on a 11ln1le animal that becomH separated from the herd. EWE DEAR ELLIE: t b•J packages of fJ"OUa brhte 11trtmp for my tropical Rlh. Wltat are lltue llke wbea tbe1 are alive! &.a. DEAR K.R.: Brine shrimp let their name from their abllltY to live ln very salty water. TetU have shown that they are able to live In water that la up to l\ve Umts more salty thin the 1ea. <And they are alao able to Uva In water that Is much less aalty, too.} This is QJ\ lnteresU~c adapt•· Uon that has Jncreasid the aur· vlval cbancea of the. brine water molecules becomes ao slow that the water crystallizes, freeie1 at 28.5 dell'MI F'. A••>' aeada a Worl4 Book Y••r Book &o Mllce GraMMft. •I• Jt, of Loalnille, KJ., for..W queadoe: WHEN DID THE naST LABOR UNION START' More ll\Jn 30.4 million people in the Unlted States belons to labor unions today. Th la la about 21 percent of the non· atrlcultural workln1 force in the country. • Stronfe1t orianliatlona are those lnvol ved ln the construe· tion, manufacturln1, service and tranaportaUon industries. There are two baaic typea of unlona: craft ind Industrial. CaAFI' UNIONS represent workfn 1n many dl.ffere:nt in· duatrles. Carpenters, plumbers, 1lavery declined and Cbristiani- electriclans belonc to aeparete ty apread. By 1200 A.D., craft unlon1. ;Ibo trade union name 1uild of silversmHha and once meant a croup of worllen weavers were orsantied. in tht 111ne craft or trade, but Tbe modem labor movement today tJie term la often uaed to actually lta.rted in the 1700. and refer to any unloo. 18001 as more factor lea in An Industrial union represents Europe were establl1h6d that all workers ln a certain fteld. used machinery to produce Mlne workers, 1teelworker1 and aooda. automobile workers1 for exam-Flrat labOr unions in the Unit· ple, are grouped nto unions ed States were or1antied at the althoueh the members may time of the Revolutlonaty War. have many different lypea ot Shoemakers ln Phlladeli>hla jobs. started tho fitst real local union Actually, moat tnduatrlal un· In 1792, and the first naUonal un· Iona now represent workera 1n Iona didn't arrive untll the 18505. more than one lnduatry.. 'The major formaUon of na· Automobile workers' unlODI al8o tional Unions came arter the repreaeht thoH ln •ircnrt, Civil Wu. · a1rlcultural-tmplement and Send your question on a post some metalworldnf Industries. card 1o ASK ANDY in care ot LABOa GAINED'tes~ct •ri4 the Diiti Pilot, P.O. Box 1!60, dlant 1n the lddle Alu u 11 Coata' Mesa 92626, ma1dnf sw-e (II .... .-...... , ar9'~ 1 The United $lites tOYet"nment lnt.v.ned recently when the value of the Amet~n dq01r became un1t1bJe on fmernatlot..f money markets. Before the 1CMttnment's action, the dollar hid (CHOOSE ON£:de- dlned, lncretiedt In value compared to many fore110 cunendes. "2 8anned n~· edttor Donald W~ amw:d 11fely In Crut Btkiln aft~ 1 d11ln1 esape from •• f ... whefe h.hld ~the aovernment polky of aputheld, or rtdal .eparatlon. • to lnchiC! your name, a1e an<t addreH. Entries are open t~ boya and ctrla 1to11. : . :Buzzy Flies Coop ~ GALLATIN, Tena. <AP> _; B\luy'1 adopted famlly la: heartbroken. "It &night aouuct ridtculoua 1ettln• this upset about a bird, but I'm Juat heartbrolc.u," Sarah Butler said of the dlaappearance of ber • family'• l·year-old pet bu~ "We've got a ~ reward out for him, but I don't. expect to bear from himapin.'' s A bordu conhlct between Viet Nam and (CHOOS! ONl: leot, C.mbodi.) brought ren.wed tension to Southeast Asia. • newspidUre (10,.... .,.. ....... ....,,. Mn'ICttJ) Sectetaryof State CyM VAnce.~h, 111veled 10 •• l •. 10 rcuurnthe hiWOfic Crown of St. Stephen, con1idered an Important symbol of that eastern European country'• teflgiou, and n1tfoNI Mrltage. _ • .a-Hungary b-Romani.J c·Pola"d Mary widow of Jack Ben· ny, says her husband's will pro· vides for her to l't'· ceive a red rose every day for tht rest of her life. . " NOTIC1!~•0ITO•t U,.elllOll COUllT 01' THli ATI ~ CAlll'OJINIA .. 0. ':THI COUNTY 01' OllANOI He A t4117 t•I• ol JOHN EDWAllO EY, •U JACIC OWAllO &Y, •k• JOHN Ei GUINEY, Pft .. we TICE IS 11CRfllY GIYElf te!ne 9tt oA II" Mmtd CNua.ttt PACIFIC ¥11W MtMOllAL P,UI( CemelO<Y Mortuary Chaoel ~500 Pae1f1c View Drive Newoort, C.llfornla e.u.2100 "IN THE '40s IT was Sinatra. ln the 'SOs, Elvis. In the 'OOs, the JI ties. And now in l.bc '70s 1t'i. dltc6 NUJnC • ay Michael 0 Hnrro, presi nt of the In· ternational Discotheque Association ·:01sco hru; brought an amazing a.1tua· ti on lo our !>OC let y,,' · Tbe phenomenon that L<; d sco isn't JU:.t anolhcr dance rrazl' Of faddish pastiml•, but a viable industry and lifestyle "ll'i; a muH~ment awav from live en· tertainmcnt lo rcrordecl· music pla~ t•d hy soph1!'!l1catl·d sound systems," :-1a1d O'Harro MAN\' DISCOS Of'f'ER "changing env1ronml•nb · to thosl· \\I'm Vl•nlurc out to the dance floqr Cog. \41nd. a confrt ti snowfall. Othcrt. project hims on backdrops and screem .. Studio One in Los Angeles offers 11\ l' ,entertainment in its lia<'k Lot. Lt•s Mourhcs In New York shows silent movies And just about one out of C\'crv four diM•othl'ques has pinball machint·~ and computerized games. l':llw York's Studio 54 plans to put amusE'm4..nt park bumper rars 1n 1t:-basement. An l '\ cnini;? ol discothPqumg t·an b · expens1\'e ltl New Vnrk, but rclattvel ch('ap ('b;e\\ hl'rt' ~onmcmb4irs a .l·S Mourhes. tor rxarnple. must pay $20 lo get in on "'cckend~. Memher~. whop S7S a year. Qlti)· fa)'.' $5 Scoltitts on Seventh'in Minneapblls only cosi S2 on weekends anct Sl durtni!' the week Out most discos require no adm1ss1on Gard nen trave for years 1Bved 1Up,s or Jmpationa or Cu tho Btltisb eall lt) "~lllY Ltuie" in cont triers 9f'Water or potttnc 1oll. l1npaUeila' can survive un· der low Winter lliht oondlUona but that d n't m ke it a tood winter houscplMt. lm,Patiens arowing in pots out of (Soon can collapse or drop leaves and tiuds lf broulbt into an air cond Uoned or heated room. 'n'8 ~ atr d lt; Impa- tien1 is Jun&lo plant and likes humid it)'. Impatient li one of the !Mil popular flo~ring Pltntl for moist, Uehlly •hbd~ co.min 6f gardens, around tree trunks and along lhe east and north sides of house1. or 'ln tiancmc ICeta. away from arternoon sun . Don't fertilize lmpattens un· less It lool<f y~Uowil~ and then only lightfy. t'oo much pl t rood will cause Iropatlena to grow too lush and will dis· courage flowering. • Cuttings or elants moved from the garden to the Muse can bring unwelcome pest• such as red spider mites. Weekend Ga~nirw. Clwcklist • Dec1 u fruit treee •howd be prun , Dill ent kind.S of fruit trees rcqu re dlfferent prunln1 strateaies. 11_12 consult a nurserytn.n or pruninc 1ulde book bolore tnaklni any uu. • Plllnt shade and fruit t:-eea now while they are In their dor· mant staae. LOOlc fO.:'fiard to vigorous spring growth. . e Keep bulb beds (ree or weeds. It's enaler to control sprouting weeds now before they get established • Cold. tender plants may be burned by frost. Do not prune them back or prune out any frost damage until all danger of frost is past. Members of Spyglass Hill Gorden Club, from left, Mrs. Mich~el Gibellino, hostess at the piano, and co-hostesses Mrs. Walter Hecley and Mrs. George Ritchie, prepare for the a.nnual F bruary celebration. The valentine party :Will be held Feb. 4. at 7:30 p.m. at the Gibellino home, 1 Bodega Bay, Corona del Mar. Hors d' oeuvres, catered dinner and entertainment are on the agenda for the festive occasion. ' • Irvine Garden Club will pre· aent Mrs. Cloyce Matheny or Cypress on Wednesday al 10 a.m.. •t University Park Com· &nullity Bulldin&, 1 Beechtree Lane, Irvtne. Mrs. Mtlbony wall de· monstrate the art of "line ar· tanrtne-M p\-eparut.ton for the spring flower show s held throughout the Orange County District, Calirornia Garden Club11, Inc. of which Irvine ls a member. She is a nationally ac· credited flower show Judge. Thia meeting is open to all and harther informatlqn may be ob- tained by calling ,Mn. J . Seidel, "membership, 833-83t& or Mrs. J. Cosarove, President, 552·1991. Hunter Sheldon will dl1cuH eavlronmental education and a re- forHtatlon pro.ram concerntn1 the Pon· derosa and Jeftre .. pines .of 'nearby San Bernardino County. The 9:30 a .m. roeettna wUl be tri the Corona del Mar home of •rs. Thomu Yundt. h-• ist· Ing Mrs. Yundt will be Mra. Robert G. Baer and Mrs. Del F. WoOdwortli. · Moore and Moore. a NasJlville- baud ·husband and wife team, will present a concert at 6 Stm- day at the reeular sundown service at Lake Hilb Communi· ty c .. rdl fellowabip hall, 23331 Moulton Parkway. 1Preaelaer's No Dunanag Af~r the Rev. Colin Cooper decided to keep hls mouth hut the con1regatton doubled in his church in Gorleston, Eneland. He says his idea of using the ven· triloquist's dummy is a winner because "Charlie" con make comments that miaht be thought outr geous if the ,. m inister said them. I hot A.M-SUMDAY SQfOOL t:41 A.W. IYIMIMG •YICI-6:00, .M. WIDMISDA Y IYIMI ..... 1;00 P>C. Yount AMO ADU&.T LI 5TUCMIS A member of the Anti· Defamali.oon League wlll be the speaker at a meetlng of the Mllanll Cba.,e.r. B'aal B'rltb Women who will meet oint.ly with tbe Oranie Coast Men's Lodge. The rQeeting will beaia at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Fountain Valley Community Cent.er. • "Rejoice With Us," a aultu'· organ concert will be presented by Mark and Bob Huppert of Irvine al 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Cbrtat CoUece lrvlae, 1530 Con- cordia. Mark, formerly a student at Chrlat CoHege, is maJorinc in music at Chapman College. and his brother Bob ia a sophomore at University Hilb School. • • • , A creative dramatic• weekend workshop for rellclous teachera and leaders will be held on the Orange County campus or Lo)'ola Marymount University Friday through Sunday. The workshop will focus on method• of using creative dramatics, mime. movement, re adings and puppetry ht re- lieloua education and services. • A Cree concert, featuring the group Parable, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. 1'"riday at Calvary Chapel of Dana Polnt, 33732 Big Sur • '~UTH11 SUMDAY,JAMUAlY;_ll Tony Wolf has been ppo ualstant mln11ter ln chqrg 10 u t b c'· tlvlUu at t. Mart PreabyterlH Cla reb, Newport Beach. A craduate of Union Theolo1ical Seminary ln New York, WOt.P Wolf wUl be ordaine<l Sunday at the First Preabylerian Church. Pomona where be b a member. , Wolf bu wor.Ced •lithe Center Cor Procell Studies at the School of Theolon at Claremont College, has been an tnatructor of philoeopby at Mount San An· t.onio CG!le,ce .alnce 197J and cur· rently ia worklnJ at C.l Stai. Lona Beach as campus mlniJter for United Mlnl1trie1>. • Dr . B . J . Hartrttan, paychok>giat and coordinator of the learnina community at M etropolltan State Hospital, Norwalk, becamo a cleric dur- ing 1ervice1 at tbe Catbedral Claapel el S&. Fraacl •f dae AmerJua Catbolle Cllurcla, Latuna Beach. • • L•cture1 baaed on tbe ··~rmon on the Mount," by Em· rneu are presented at 7 p.ro. on Sunday1 at the Newport Har or Cbarell of aell'1~ 1 klence, 531 Center St., Costa eta. • . • omea•1 Atlow Fellewalllp will meet for a 9 :10 a.ap. breakfast Wednesday at the Hollda)' Inn. Costa Mesa. Speaker will be Ja.ae Moore, who teaches Bible studies and la a prayer counselor for Channel 40 and the 700 Club. Reaervatlons m~ be made by callin1 Kn. Andrew Atadero at 645·$786 or ra. James Fredenabura,&&S-3863. • Temple Bat Yallm or Newport Beacb will celebrate Jewish ArbOr Day with a tzee plantllll ceremony at ll:LS a.m. Sunday. • Jlll Yant of Corona del Mar haa been elected preaident of the Te•ple Ba& Yallm'1 Junior Youth frOUP which con.al of seventh and elpth araderJ. AlJo elected are JOdy Becker and Tony Condon. vice preal· denta: Karen Br•1man, trea1u.rer and Sandy Hlhn, secretary. The group baa planned a roHerskatlna party at the Harbor Roller.Rink Jan. 28, and will entertain pareata at a dessert aociaJ Feb. 5. Parenti rig Principles Presented A 1 rles of 1e.mlnir1 deallng wl\h .PoslUve Principles of Parentipg Will be presented on Uiree conaecuUve Tuesday1, beyinnlng Jan. Sl, t tho Pa isadea United Methodiat Church, Ca tr.no Beach. Speaker wlll be Dr. Robert P. Merkle, exeortlve director of the Christian Counsellnt Service at the Garden Grove Community Church. Rt! IS A UCENSED fnmily, marria e fnd child counselor and a ellnw Of the American Auociatlon of Pastoral Counack>rs. Spo.naorlig tho aeuiona are the Caplatnano Valley CbrlsUan Monte. ori School. the Gloria Del Ltith ran Church of Dana Point, the Paliaadea United Method.lat Church and the prin· clpal of the Caplltrano Valley Christian School. PRICE FOR THE THREE meetinp Is $10 per person and $17.50 per couple. Reclstratlona are to be sent to Po ltive Uvang Seminars, 216642 Paseo Duraneo. San Juan Caplstrano 9267$, Further ln· formation li available by callinJ Julio Scoltl at 493-0133. Reneu:al Mission Set t l- t l I USIC I CAREERS I STOCKS Jrllcrobiologitts are clasMd as llfe sclmttsts. They work in five major areas; teachinc and re- i;earch. medidrie. public health. agriculture. and industry. Micl"OOl'.Saitllms include bac- teria, ~·· luogt, viruses. and 1omo algae. Industrial microbiologuta hamesa these Uny JMn1 creatures to produce auch thln1s as antlblotlcs, chemlcalt, vitamins. beer, wine, cheese and yoaurt. Recycling of wastes for energy is another concern. JNDU'~T&IAL microblolo1lsts with master's and doctoral degrees often earn between $18,000 and $35,000 to start, accordinc to the placement cbalrmad tor the Society of Jndu1trhl Mtcroblolol)'. <Those with a baccalaureate compete with U· IOCiat~sree boJdert for tecluli· cbnjobllnindustry.) To become an Sndustrlal microblolo&ist, an under•r•d de1ree in microbiology, lood science, blochemlltry, or other blolosical 1cience provides a broad 1eneral base. Specialize at the sraduate level. Industries where or portunitlea aeem especta ly food lnclud petrochetnlcats (olh ._.ctiemlc61.1. lood, coemeUcs, and arugs. THEBE IS Vf'RTVALLY no hard data a~allable concemlnat the job market. Anecdotal in· formation 1ug1ests that demand ror industrial mlcroblologlsts is fairly ioOd nQW, and tha.t new technology will in~reue Jobi. On the other hand, a NaUonal Academy of Sciences study pro· jects a 1urph11 of Ph.D. 's in uni· verslty microbioto&Y. wtthln the Over The Counter MASOUstings YOUR DAILY PILOT . , CAN BE RECYCL:ED! Orang• Coe.t College operatH the otflclal recycling center for Costa Meaa. , t ....-.... .... .... , TULSA, Okla. <AP) -1\ilaa•a big, trowinl EastwOod Bllptlat Church bu adopted a ••house ministry" approach expected to increase the church'1 membership ot 1,348 to S0,000 io.10 years. Instead of br1n1lng new praipecta to church, lt will use 25 buses ~ take teachen te the people for worship and Bible study in nelahborihl botnes of members . .. If thla program 1oes the way we think lt wW, there will not be enough room to aet them au to1etber at ono time:• says the•Rev. Tom Elllff, EaatwoOd's))astor. PiUBLIC AUCTION AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY ................. di ................ ~ ....... "'... • ., ••• .._11. • • •II ' . . .. ....... ............ .. 0 Sports jo Brief Allen to Be Hired? Lakers Win One w ASllINGTON -Georee Al· Jen , fired by the Washington Redskins earlier this week, may be hired as coach or the LA Rams as early as next week, the Washington Star said Friday. The Star, quotinl sources close to Roms owner Carroll Rosenbloom, said E. Gregory Hookstratten, attorney ror the Rams , Allen and several other N1''L <.'ouches, has Implored .Rosenbloom to hire Allen. "Hookstralten is pushing George because ho reels an ob- ligation to George because he advised George against 1i1n101 his agreement with the R.ed11'ins.'' the source told a re- ptirJ.'1. ~Jorge also has a very good ~ecause in the last couple of Carroll has come to hate ~as and Cowboys president 'Schramm. Thero'• only one y who doesn 't let the wboys' organization sleep at ittt; and that's Georee Allen. • hitever his dericicncles, he Dallas fits. And Dallu i• team to beat in the NFC tf ~ Rams are ever goln& lo 1et it the Super Bowl." ~llfi·e-rs on Top ~INGLEWOOD -Kareem Ab· 1-Jabbnr's 23 polnta led the s Angeles Lakers to an easy t-t9 National Basketball As· elation vlctory o~•r the ashlngton Bullets Frtday ght. ·The Lakers trailed Just once, rly In the opening period, and k a 22·poll\t lead before that arter nett they abot • l•terlns a percent trom th• ield. Wuhlniton wu nner abte to cut lhe 1ap below 18 polnt.s as Los An&eles beat the Bullets for the 1ixth Ume in a row in two seasons. WASHIMOTON "" -C>Wrldlt U, Hrtfl 6, U11I-1t, ~'t It, WrlgN IJ, KM4XMll 12 W•lker n, .. li.tllt. TOlalt421S.27tt. LOS ANOnlS 11111 -Oentley IJ, l'.,.d 14 .t.b> tl!llJ~t. 23, HI.,. I•. Sco4111, HllCIMll 12. C¥rl, llo&IKll 11, AWNtlly 12, 0.Vlt ). Totell SI 1' 2' 12f. We\hlfttlOfl 1012'2'-" LOtAfl9tlft "21M24 121 l'~ltd out•,.,_. Totel foul•WHN11910ll 2S, I.DI ...,., .. 14. Tedlfllc;al·f'«d. A· 13.o.4. Trejans,87-78 LOS ANGELES · Center Cliff Robinson, a 17-year-old freshman, scored o career·hl&h 35 points and pulled down a $.Cbool record 28 rebounds to lead Southern Cal ~o an 87-78 pon-conference basketball vie· .. tory over Port.land State Friday night. Robinlon broJte Ron Riley's Trojans recOl'd of 2S rebounds, set in ur72 against Washington Stale. and hia own career scor· ing mark or 28 aninst Duke earner this yeftr. POllTLAHO ST. en> -Wllllam1 "· Sltul 4. C11Mtl"llwlll 2. Adllllltl 6. Sn\1111 S, $Heter•. Tn.mp •. o.-•. TOUll" ~" 71. SOUT"••N CAL t•l -...,_IOll .. Miiier S, ll .. llWOll SS, CerflM '6, aroolll I, IUlll...,,1<11 I, 0 . $rllltlt1, Or-2. T.Ulta 1MU7. HtllllrM -.... ~-tut -Slkl!lf, To~I '61111 -PortllnO St. 11, SolllNrn Cel 15. A - S,t71. ....... ,, Today on Television Saadleback Hosts Owls Tonight A week ago, Saddleback Colle1e's basketball team was &aiUna along with an 18·1 record, a second place ranking tn the state and a share or the Mlaslon Conference lead. But the Gauchos, after a 95-94 overtime losa to Palomar last Saturday, find them1elve1 ht a precarious position-they cannot arrord another toss. "That's ria&ht, we really can't afford another Joss, because we don't expect Palomar to lose another game-until they play us agaln, '' says Gauchos coach Blll Mulligan, whose team hosts Citrus College tonight at 8. And Mulllgan fiaurea Sad· dleback will get a 1ooa test trom a Citr~ five that carries a 14..f season record and a 2·1 Mission mark into tbnl 'a 1ame. "Cltru.s has some of the best talent in the ieague. They'll be tough," says Mulligan. The Owla are led .by 6·5 freshman Kelly JotinsOh (1~.o points per game) and All· Mieaion Conference forward Eric Childs <6·5), who has a 17.0 averaae. Saddleback counters with an of!ense that la averaging 104.3 points . Seven Gauchos continue to averace ln double fl1urea. 'Ibey include Artie Green (15.4), Tim Sh1tW (15.2), Crall Stahl (12.S), Rich McElrath (JJ,3>~ Rodney Mlller · (12.0). Tom Lloy (11.0) and Tim Knl1ht UO.$). • 5 Overtimes T:o Decide It Wrestling Report Ill, Hatrneo 'ilm- 111••41 I Holm•• • Watktr • 2 Tttalt JI 21 ~---m• .. " Ha\19'11 , J HlcMla 0 0 C..ldtrweod J 0 l!'nltll • s 1111u.ar11-s 1 Wel.-1 I J u.-1 J Pllllaon 1 0 Talala 12 la k--. ........ • ,, 11 ,. •• ' 2 ,,_.. lO 17 u 11 ••• 1 k71 CAU FLETCHER JONES CHEVROLET HUW ....... ftrA•. w .......... . ltJ.4444. llf.J77J Costa Mesa Hieb ~napped a 13·1•me lot· Ing streak by upaewnc bOlt Dana Hills 54-'7 in Soutb Coast Lea1ue baakelball adioo Friday nifht, while. Mater Dei H Ch (Santa Ana) turned baclc host Bishop Mont1omery Hl&b of Torrance, 70.64, in the Angelus Leaeue wars. David Dawe was instrumental in the Mustangs• victory, scor· ins 2S pointa. C...UMIACIO Oawt ,,, ... .... ,.., llllC111rOMll HIK«lr: $utttrfltld Total a .. " -.. . ' ' " ' ' J u 1 0 J ' ' 0 0 ' 2 1 2 • J • • • 11 n u ~ 0-.N CO> .. " it s I 1 • 1 . 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Bierman C\ll; a, Oline (VI. 100 UCfl-1, HUI CVl t:M.O; 2 Clll'lll•ftten !VI; L Alelrldge (VI 100 IM'-1-1 -NI t IU; 2 Otlne IVI, J. Motrt Cf) • .00 frtt rtl•y-1. Vltll Patil 4' Jl.O. Coron• del ,,_., _.,., llwfttt. ea Prep Fives .. laying Tonigftt Catapulted into rirst place with n spine· ti alin& double overtime ctory over Tustin .ursd-.y nlght, Estan· High School (Costa Mesa) will seek to retain a portion of the clrcujt leaderahlp toniaM (8) l'ICTITlout 811tt•M .. AMllTAYWMl .. T 1'11t fttl"'I"' --It .,.... IMlll- NIU 11 fHI B•ASSOWl,30JMaf'IMAW. •I, 8tl-ft1Wld,CA'2 .. 2 Allefl 9' 'Oorottl¥ C. Ctlll'IJ, SJ01 H . JMrlM Pecllk• Or ........ 8tll(tl, (A.ctOl Thlt 9US!rwtl It (ondtl<Ncl -y M 1'1- dlvldUel. "'""'"Cramp Tiii• .,.~ -.... .,. Git CeUlllY Clerlt Of ~M!tl C:-ty Ot<emw tt, ttn. B1JAT U1T LOS ANGELU <AP> -D ·• Donald Reed used· to 1rouse that ~ Oscar vot r Jy booor .wbat you d call weird movies. So be did aomethin1 about it. He started his own honors emporium here inll72. It'• ''Tilt Academr, pf Science FicUon, Fan· taay ud Horror Films. ' Tonight for the flnt time. lts annual awards buh ii beint televised natlona.Uy, to 80 elti , on a network set up b)' the Robert Wold Company which trlbsmitted last year'• Nlxoa·l"roat in· ternews. Locall1, It's at 8 p.m. on KTLA. Channel s. The honors festival was taped bere last Satar. day. AtnODI lh<>U on the show: Darth Vader and Mark Hamill of "Star Wan" William "Star Trek" Sbatnu and Buster '"Flash Gordon .. Crabbe. ~ FOil REEP, .ft, A law librarian at tiny Wood· bury University here. the 90-mlnute procram marks a great leap forward for the do-It-yourself academy he found.S "with Just a few friends and famlly.' He says the academy now has 80 members, two-thirda ol them from the Loa Anteles area, the rest frOIJl around the nation. The tab for adult members is $2.S annually, $15 for school·a1e particlpanta. ·Tbe ranks include such scl·fl notables as veteran director George Pal and Wliter Ray Brad· bury. but "Reed emphasizes membership isn't restricted to makers of science fiction, fantuy or horror films. "IT'S OPEN TO ANYONE devoted to a serious study of these films, anyone who enjoys them,'' says the academy president, who 1ot hooked oo moviedom 's weirder wares aa a kil growing up In New Orleans. "Mo.t people enjoy Halloween once a year. but I have it ptactlcally every day," he lau1hed, Ust1n1 hJs favorites as "The Mummy" w\th Boris Karloff, "Dracula" with Bela Luaosl aod "Star Wan:• Ho pronounced himself ml1htiiy pleased that lb• two hottest movies of 1977 are sci·fi fllclu - "Star Wars" and ''Close Encounters of the Third Kind." .. HORROR FILMS, FANTASY rums and science flctlon films have always been a staple, always made money." he said. "But it'• only now that they're gelling their reco1nition in the Industry" Why so? "People tended lo look down on these films." he theorized. "They don't consider them culturally import.ant. But they're not only entertainin&, they also are 1reat works of charm." Granted. some may not think, say, "Tht Mum· my," Is quite that. But to entbusiut Reed, "the horror film Is a medieval morality play broucht up to date. "THESE PICTURE ARE deeply spiritual. In the traditional horror film -and there are some exceptions · a moral lesson ta tau1ht. And 1ood ia rewarded, evil is punished." Speaklni ot evil, il i• said TV now has too many award showa. llln't Saturday's cheer to sci· fi, fantasy and borror comln1 at a time the market for awardln' 1s glutted? "Yes,• Reed conceded. "But we offer somethtns different. The Industry has refused to honor these films for 50 yean. This academy was needed." DCfendlnt champion Ed Schmer er joined the new contest today, and promptly rattled off a perfect acore. at did another newcom r, Wyo., to aet the pace fortbe week's trtvlatizlng. Three c:andiaates ~!aimed secood_place wlth 10 points-Andy Tllell•, Brew1•1 2'ra•el, an<l another n w team, Ed aad Tlble Non.a. The Dawa Patrol •cored nine, while the Be11Jaoen and the Tltkd KlDd wft'e right behiiid at elaht. It's 1etun1 hard to tell the playen even wilb a 1corecard u 1noet of them are bldinc beblnd a nom de trivia, whfob makes ll a eueul.D& same for the othen Trivladd1cts wlll be interesttd in the "weirdo awards" story on this paae. u well as today's Tumbleweeds cartoon. • Another piece of trivia: As ol New Year's Day there have now been a total of 2,m questions asked in this column. Here's 10 more, wttb number eight carryine the two.point bonu.s. 1. NAME nlE CAUSE OF Rex Harrison's de· mlae in the movie "The Gliost and Mrs. Muir." 2. In what comic strip would you find a character named P. T. Brld1eport?' S. How about Rod Stei1er·~ nickname for Valerie Perrine in the movie "W. C. Fields and Me?" 4. What did Steve McQueen call bis weapon on the TV series Wanted, Dead or Ahve! 5. NAME THE PENGUIN in the movie car· 'Christian' W Series Planned By CHARLES A. BA1lRE1T .,,. ..... ~~ Barry McGuire, former pop sinter who popularized the hit "The Eve of De:structlon," has completed work on a 1ospel rock "Christian" TV series titled "C'mon Along," and ia seekln1 a na· tional syndication deal "If )'O\l wanl to get to the kids, you've got to talk tbeit lanllJa&e." quipped McGuire, ••and part ol their laniua1e is mubic. Music on traditional re· liglous TV is obviously for an older crowd.·: "HE WENT ON TO say that "C'mon Along," a Masterpiece presentation, "Is concerned with teenaiera who are just e tatilisblne values. For that reason we formed a productJon company to encompa all the modem media -recordint, TV and)ih1'1s -tn reach youth."• Also on the drawins boards for McGuire are two feature films. a bOOk and several proJecta ln varioue stages or development. "C•MoN ALONG" CONSISTS of 13 half-hour shows, which are already completed, with plans for an additional 26 segments. The shows feature McGuire perlormin1, as well u Others., in a TV concert series format. There ar ebo interviews and 1ueat appearances. "It may be the most innovative Cbrlatlan TV series yet conceived," emphaslted McGuire, who had a leadln1 role in lbe 1968 Broadway prOduction •of "Hair." toona who'• always trying to set arm. 8. In "Jim Thorpe, All American." wkat wa, Burt Lane ter'a Indian name.? 7. Name the university which aent team to play the cadeta of S I 1n "About Face." 8. In "Fireman, Save My Child,'' ment d1d Buddy Hackett play brt Jonee'bUd! Lut Week's AD:l'lflen 1. Sbady Rest (Petticoat Junction hOtel) 2. Art.Hoppe (Joe Sixpak> • 3. It'•'• Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (C.rump and Finch) hit) 4. Pat Nixon ("Ben Hur" extra) . . 5. "l!aby Elephant Walk" (Welk'• "Hatari" 8, The Allor (Garland in "Clock") 7. Rex M.or1an. M. D. (Keith Clavell) 8. Superman <Baby John'• hero) 9. Henry <Bu~e's valet) 10. "Hud" (movie riddle) Struf, uour'. o~• to TRIVIA. clo tht Doll# Pl~J Bo:r 1560, Co.ta Mt1t1. n8ZtJ. AU entrie• ~ be rtedosu bJ1 WedttatlaJJ, othen.DUe hall Uw {ll¥r't lad ~ will N OIDllrded: . Now Showing In fl7f ttt•1 croued tn. Rocll#IH •• , Witt> ltope •nd cour.g• ttNt •"'ttO 10 thefr.dr.•m ••• DAILY PU.OT Newport Ft1hlon llland Newport C.nt« Betwffn Mac Arthur a J1mborH • PecftJC Cont HJghw91 &M4lto -_-=-:c.--------. 4---.. _.,.-= ------=-------=___c£--. ----_...._ -.......__ ---~ -"Y-- IWIV'nl'f.lft Q 8(1) UM ROAD"'*""' LA&»A&.OOZA IAM ONAfdt MOYIE ••• ~~··Knot" t tt 2) "8ildolplt Scott, Donna "-'• VIObftt punue In who wentt to tftlrft gqtd ltotwl ,,_ • Union •• by di• • gul••d Contodorato • eoldlera: ( 1 ..., • ao m1r1. > . I ZOOM ~ 114UNDllt • MOYll ••• "Tho Wott MIO" (1939) Claude MN, Lon CMtMir Jr. A '"811 ,..._, .,._ hi i. ott90hd by • .Nt .... ·~· -eWoll. tt 11r , 30 min I •o~n 8UHMHOW WAHTID: DIAD 0" AUVIi .M<M& •• "119Y aq....,~ 119621 "lcherd Miiier, Olck O'Neill. OoYernmont egettll llltempl to trM* ~ I tpy ring (1 fir , 30 min.I VlllONO.. ;.jlO-~ Cl) I.A TMAH I '" TA.ftZAH .. D 81AACH ANO MtCUI Robert Fort:::,tt.>r has Lee DeBroux right where h(• "ants him in tt ~ccnc from lht• 'f\' mo\'ie "Stand· ing Tall. .. about a ran<: her fighting off an unscrupulou~ land baron. tonight at 9 on ~BC, Channel 4. Cl MOVll •I-\ .. oetm41n" 11117 t) Pier Angoll, l<erlMn Mal"--A cr ... turo trorn outer ~ lend• on brlll ( 1 hr,. 30 min.) , 9 ONCEUPONA CLMIC "What K1ty Old" Clltl&I· mu i. dlemll IOI Katy, who 11 11111 confined to btod AFTERNOON 12;00 I Cl) UCAm °'"" THAT'ICAT MOVll *•'It "8-y Cllampt'' ('"''I Loo Oorcey, Huntt Hd. The OM10 901YOO a murd«. C 1 hr., 30 min I • CPart 3 or e1 OUTEI' UMITS MEfCHCHU "Pot Au Feu" (A) 12:30 8 (J) FAT AlaEAT 0 8HAAISHOW "Tllo Bear On The Alt" : 11,00 G BAOOY PANTS I NITWITI . ,• ,• .· 8 WUl<ENO SPECtA.l.8 '"The Eecapo 01 A On• Ton Pet" A )'()Ung 1>"1 lig1111 to u... Ml p<lz• ,.1.,n1ng bull !torn the Pl!OP\..11 • NHLHOC!Wt PAINT WITH N4NCY 0 OleC0-10 • • • butc1>er lhop CPatt 3 of 31 ':00 I Cl) M18Tl1' MAGOO AQA!CtATUM U.l.A. MOVll! 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(2 ""'·> CD IOUl TRAIN fD 8P!C1Al "The WMthar Machine" Con<:JlloN whlCll UUM variotlona in cllmata •• oxamlnod -Iha moot of!ll- nou. being • potenllld, &Drupl tr'Cf 10 Iha current inte<-9'ac181 period Chann.,f Li•tl"fl' 0 KNXT (CBSJ Los Angelos D KNBC (NBC) Lo& Angeles KTLA !Ind l Los Angeles KA8C-TV(ABC) Los Angotea ((l KFMB (CBS) San Diego Cl KHJ-TV(lnd I Los Angeles KCST (ABC) San Otego KTTV (tnct I Loa Anoelos KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angelos 9 KCET·TV (PBSI Los Angeles Ci> KOCE·TV (PBS) Hun11n,gton Beach 0 MOVIE * *1" "The Wat Lovtr" ( 11>82) Steve Meo-. Robon WIQll«. A Uptain and lllt C:O-p<jol l*:OIM in1er .. 1oc1 In the earne ;If•. 1 ;30 CJ) C88 FILM lhf•) ON CAMPUS MOVll •• "Abbott And Coetollo Go To ....,. .. ( ltM) Mart Blanchard, Horace McMahon. The duo ICCl- dantally launeh theM......., 11110 !f>K9 ( 1 hr , 30 rt•tn I 21)() 8 fl) TEHNl8 C.-1ga of the ... .,. .• SinQlel -•ineta In '"° Orlf\d Slam Tonnia TOUt· narnant from 8oca Rlton Florid• D SATVN>AY m MllStON; IMPOUt8U ''COOflNI" CD I; TOO, WlU. 80MITM!He MAKI A look at tM USC ldyllwlld Scflool d Miltie Ind AIU, Of'11911•~"'9 th• be!lef lltlllt par tic:loehOll In !tie art• to a beiiullM. rO:axOcl Mnlng 111 tho bHI ~· cine for lllO body. mind and IOUl. 2:300 MOVIC • -* "TM lnYlllble M1n' ( 11>~3) CllUde ~n•, Hlrvy Tr•Y•n A cllamlat 1ttompta to oon<;Ulf tho world 1tttr llndtn; Iha MCrec to Wwlllbillty 11 hf , 30mln) '9 8P£CIAL "' Jambcta pt "'8 0 Com- peny p«for111 a"Cirnmade Nll9t wtil(ll potlra~ tho r P .,..__ Wt~ 3:0000 QOLf ·•a.no Croaby "'°'""' 0 MO'M * * "Dual Al The Aoo Qrenc:to" ( 1984) SHn flyM The son O( I WM!lhy Wni!y atrN91 In tneJOCO 10 hnd hit father kin.cl l:y a ~ ... dlCtatOf.11 hr .. :.o rmn) • MOVI! 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Cl) WOfnl IPlCTACULAA A W8C-Wl.A LIQht~ ·~bout from LU V90M NoYeda pilling ftotler1o Owari 11g11Mt &tabeft~ 4;00 0 COHIOI IAIKrT9AU. ~ C0¥'1tag8 ol Oro- ~ lttto at Ofeoc>n • · VOYAQI TO THa eonou cw THC sEA Adlnlfll ~ "*""'' to dtstroy en~· Cf•turo wlllCtl trw•t- 10 grow woe ~ to deotroy _.di.., • PAO 80W1.£AI T()Utll The a 12s.ooo $1\owt>oot lnYitttto'\tl from the Sllow- boOt L-In l.M Vagu. • MO\ltl To 8o ~.(2 hrt.) •w~·s o.w1 A fourth gtedo claN and thilt tMcNr conduct • dllCUIJliOft Oft MW educo- tlonal opporluntttae for women. (IJ ~DE A "tc*I Cllinn" trtoo to MC.oo lo IN WOf1d of hip. pie• with dl1111rou1 r-.111 •=*> 9 QUI _...,.,, U.l.A.' UOU MEOOC ··~ Edwlfda -· lnao the CWoblemO ldUlla feoe ~ ~ "'° I.eta ot lf1 to Chldren. 8 ITARTNK Tho EnterpriM .. llrTI09t deltroyed by • .,.,. ObJOCt wfllCh c:Olll ii ... Nomad. GMOW • • "Tho Lui Granado• (1970) 8""6ey Baker, Ab Cord A 8iitllh --et)' • YOW9 r~ IWlln one at hit own men tuma traitor (2 hu.) M()V) ***" .. ~ .. (196&) Jlok Ltmmon, Olenn F"Otd A hottl ~ l60l'ftl up With • Cll1ttemon 10 drW. II herd 01 cet111 10 MU1Co 12 tin I • IOCCIA MADE JN CM!RMANV 6D a.Au.ENQa MT .. ot'UAT A~ at llOW tnan 1111Mt co ~I lie l'IWth _.. ft!M'8 'WWtllCn fltt 'iri llW llaMr1 STA.AT C11C>t Kk II ~ of llVM persona who Cllt IOanllfy a COtMlender wtlO--cut9d ...... pleMt 9 Niwa 1:aoa HtWI D 9 WIOl W<>f'U> ~ IPOATI • VOT£A'tPl • "Ora1to• County W~" EVENING 1:008(1) 1:=re '*tit "V0)11Ge Into Sp.co" ( 1910} MlteubUftdU Ktlle!IO, AltJo Ito ~ lokt!o 11\0 1111 ~ rOOIM a~ lo MY9 TOICYQ from • meraudtno -W.(2111'1) • MOVla "Voyage to the Bot· I tom of the Sea" • ITAA 80CCEA 49 SPICW. "TllO WNthet Machine" Co!ldltlona ~ ClllJM vallatlON In Gllm1te •• examined • tho moat omt• "°"' bolng 1 potentlil. abfupt end to Iha OUffant -~llOlll peirlOd. .. .JO HfAI AHO NOW MARY Tf\.111 t.tOO~ NEWS f ;00 TA TTtif AL.a KDPEI' Ofl THI WILD 8 IVIWfTNUe LC>e AHQEIU "Wlllllng Wounded" Tiie ongoing ~ of the VllCrlam W• er-ere ... ~ 0 IECONO CITY TV Q) LAWMNCa WILK '"WOttd W11 II Yew1" Mel· odlOl ll)'Olenll Miltlt, Artie 8tlaw, 8'innY OOodmon erld other big .. .,. porfOmleO tor NDWICO ~ ~dtlnrltY ~ dMIOed to tnd rornllnOld 10 ltlern In their ,aulh fn CAfllT'E"9 MITH ~y COHTA.af I WOl.NAH JACK IH.000 ~MMIO IH llAACH Of'.,. honlporld tdf b)' Older brottier RaJ, wllo "" flipped OYer L11tl1•r'1 ....., • Melaflje.. • MOYIE! ••• ~ -Ttla Helletujllll TrlJI" (1N6) lurt ~ tat, lee "-fek. The L•dlH T1mperance lMgUO .. ,.,,.,... to 1109 Che~l cf ... ~ wented by bod\ rnlnor'a 11\d lnctllM. C3 11t1J • l'IAHIJT8 TOT.- PAISUH(:V A dooumenlaty lo<* at Carter'• campaign ~• proHntod, toaturln; ~ °' ,. poll110e1 ,, am: Will Reunite r 'Magic' Flick OS ANGELES (AP> · Producer Joseph t . ev e, director Richard Attenborough and writer Ill am Goldman, who last brought you ''A Bridge oo ar," have teamed up again for "Magic.'' he love story stars Anthony Hopkins, Ann· a ret and Burgess Meredith. roducUon is now under way in Northern all ornia. Q: • ,graq\l,lllWl!ll'T w .. • •• ~~- Ja IVtit &o f - . 11, 14 e, Fla. A· We dqn't ow wbcthu OI' not .111,11 '1 Sot· in about th di tnond·studded th. BuUor: yean we beord that 'I• Johnson amlled, lt w a a 10cid ad for FL -wt th• 1Unt ot eol eetlnc a row 0Cl4~ rat chop n . 8Y the way, wtt1 Jame& Earl Jonei, who playtd the llfe of Johnson on Broad"'' and ln the movie, ''The Great Whit• Hope,"' Q1et Muhammad All batk1t11e oo opentn1 nlcht, 11Hey." All eald to him. "thll play ii about anel" All allo .. ,.. ·another almllarlty ~~his own experience in the pla1,_ He told the aNI': "It bappend to mo just like that. •• Wb A l wu figbtln' Ulton for the tlnt time. Some boy et rtnplde kept 1.yell· int. 'Hft that nice r , Son· "°"" DY. • .Kill that nlf It ••. That n111er 1otta blC mouth.• I still don t kno what color be t.boaght Liston wast" Q: Wlaawver •a ed to tM n•m1 Carter Jooll,alJke wbo wu .. ~ to do a laa•ba.r&er· maker eom•erelalf -T. L. K.Minll.le, ~--A: TboUlh the commercial you mtntion bu been running for sometime on two TV oetworkl, CBS turned lt down elalmin1 Um'• was no dls· claimer l4enutytna Ed Beheler as a loobllke, not the eenulne article. CBS and th• 11>0naor solved the problem by replaelog the lookalike for the most uillookalike of them all -Burt 'Reynola., r• cently named one ol tbe im·s m01t popular male susym~. • Q: SJnee DHld Fro.t•a lat.vine wttb Ntzoa II lt true &be network.I are keepl.DJ blm oil &a.. akf -1.H.£., Denver. A: tio. At a matter of fact. NBC just alcned David to hit own TV serlea. In addltloo to bia iftl. terviewa with headliner• ln and out of show bual· ne11, FfOlt wtll reveal the lniide stories beblnd current rumor lieadllbM. The new Frost tbOw is supposed to It.art ln ay. Q: Dole a_,one know wily Tola .JGDM aenr became aa American el&l.i•! -C.A.B., Baa Clair•, Wit. A : Have patience. 'Llvlnc In Hollywbod, USA, the Jones 8<>1 iJJn love with wbat he calli "your American democracy.'' And the lack ol a clau system that baMed him. for example, from Joi• inC a loll club m Weybrtd1e. En&Jand, because he's in lhowb!I. He'a seriously ~'.aboUt •P: plytn1 for bb first papen. ' Q: My dld comk Red Bat.toal, ltlll at &be peak of Ill• laendlble eareer, oily play a vaadevllle theater la Miami Beacll Instead of a nl&bt club! -A.J., Miami Beach. A: Henny Youngman explilns it: "The answer is money! Red had a great deal. Instead of belnt paid a salary he recelvtd SO percent of ev~y buck taken In at the boll olflce of the Beach Theat.r!" L.M.BOYO IN FOAMS MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE EiNCOUNTERS 1 OF THE THIRD KIND" (PO) ~WORLD'S GRE'ATEST L.OVER"(PG) Q: aft tile New York black lD your ealama about a movl,be!DI DnlGU1eeG the aabJed, a wboduolt. Wllea Will we have &hey em aa1 1tar1 ttt -BlU f alo. A: "Blackout" will be released early aprtng -With more atan than )'OU call aee blackout. lncludin1 June All1IOD• Jim Mite • Ray Mllland, Jean·Plerre Aumont, Robert CU· radine (YO\&lllett of the clan) and Bell.aid& J. Mont19mery. Tbe CanadlJft producera tell us thtt some ot the New York City aceMS, .tn whkb madmen "hijack" a hl&h rlse and create bHoc emotlonally,arealreadyonntm. (See~.) Q: Wu WW aoiera ev• eoUtdned a W star! -Harry T., Labbotlli. Tes. A: 111 a way. When be work Goldwyn. Will made a allent Western ( , .. ..,,.c ... .u""'•-• "Lau1bi.Dg Bill Jf1d . " Q: Wltat eo•mtata (lf aay) 14 lt1 'I MacLallte bave to •ake nea writer Pete Ha UJ. er coutaat eompanka for •UJ ,.ean, nUebe4 to Jaelde K~ O.a ltt -llr. rL L. O'N., ~ Albena. A: "He really loves money and publlcltY. He alwa11 wanted to be rtcb and f&JDOUI, •• ~lrl said with Utile trace of bitterness. "Pete knew all alon& that I ctid.ll't want a eonvenUontl marrla&• with him. But I 1uesa bo never really believed lt." Ul ma1aline furtber QUOMd th aetre11 aa •&Ytni: "Pete wanted tho dublova •~urity that piece of paper would live him and I didn't. He pr.ten the security of llafln• ba one place." (P..S.: At press Ume tbe coaslp la Jackle and Peto have 1pllt.) Q: What dld a talk0 1bow pelt aean wllea le aatd G*1 ROM Lee ltd tbe llnt 0 11todoWD Strip· cease bl· aboW bm1De11"f Wu aJae GIJ IU'tke r sometblnl? -P.J.1 Lanallls, Mtell.. A: Nothinl to ao with a atrlk• -Oypty always made a bit. Once, on tour with Panny Brlce and Bobby Ctark tn the Shubert venlon of tho Zie1felcl Follies, the trouper tripped and tore some 'Ill•· ments. However, ln the lratlltlon of ahowbla. Gypsy rose to the occasion. Hobblln• onataae •be - rested her crutches a1alnst a tiencb, then did bu regular striptease routlno, st.oppln1 the show alt· ting down. Q: What was tbe old moTle In wblcla a schizophrenic composer committed a m•rder Whenever he heard a WfODI DOtef -Co1l e Solyanb, Plttabar&b. A : You·re referring to heavyweieht actor Laird Cregar'a "Han1over Square ... It WU h1s lut film .. He died shortly after Un 1944 > from a heart weakened by reducln1 too drasUcally for surcery. IJnda Darnell wu his ~o-atar. Sefld ~ queitionl to HJI GardMr "Glad YOM ' Aaktd That,'' core ·of tfria ~. P. b. Boz JJ7fl, Chfcooo. llZ. au. Mora,,,. W H11 Gardnlt' \illU aMDa cu man11 ~"'°"' oa IMJI ca1' m tlwtr coh,mn, bu& volume of moll makea ~rtonol r..,,U.1 fmpo11iW.. .. ........... LIZA MJNNE&.;LI WHEELED TO.HOSPITAL Broadway Show \4'.'•ltlng for Its St•' liza in Hospital For Ailnient Tests NEW YORK CAP) -Entertainer Liza Min- nelli remained hospitalized today alter under1oing blOOd tests and X-rays m an ellort to find out why She caMot seem to shake her fiu·Uke symptoms. Miss Mlnne lli, c urrently appearing on Broadway in "The Act," virtually a one.woman musical revue, was wheeled into New Yor~ Hospital on Wednesday for tests and treatment ot a persistent fever and cou1h. No re.ults ot the tests were revealed. Spokeswoman Peggy Siegal said she was ad- mitted after mucus be&an buildln1 up ln her chest Tuesday n1eht. She added: "She's in the bospll'1 because she can get better care than at home. It's :just a nu but doctors were concerned that she would develop pneumonia." Mlss MinnelU's current bout with the nu is her second in two months. Her firat attack, in December, caused her to miu seven performances of "The Act," absences which abow producers estlmatt cost $30,000 a day or about $240,000 a week. She has been ill all this week too. Until Miss Mlnnelll returns to the show, it will be closed, producers say. She bu no understudy . t LOS ANGELES -Need an evenin& of heartwarming relaxation? :. Try spending a night with Woody WoocfPecker, ,. ahd bJs pals, featuredJn a one-ni&ht presentation of classic cartoons at the California Museum of Science and Industry on Wednesday, Jan. 25. Entitled '"'11le Other Side of Woody WoOd· pecker," the procram blghlilhts wor.ks from the Golden A1e Of Animation -·~ an«t '40S. It Irr- • eludes films by Walter Lantz, wbO will serve as .:ii st speaker. !fhe bulk of the pto1ram ls devoted to the "Sw· g Symptlony Se les" mado in the early '408 with boos it wooide an bll band Jazz of the day. The progr41m begins at 8 p.m . in Kinsey Auditorium. Admission is tree. SUNDAY, .JAN. %Z By SYDNEY OJJ,\&ft ABIF.s <Mar. 2l·Apr. 19): Chances in the home indicated -family member OJ>tmS n w line of communication. Be receptive, not l\llllble. TAV US <Apr. 20·May 20): Empbuis on re. latives, vlslta, messages, ap-cements cone mtnc pJana whJ~h include a youn1, enercetlc individual. GElllNI <May 21·Juoc 20): Money, income potenUal are dllcuued. Family, home# haxury 1iiiinlif~iiiiif;liiiitr'.'~~==~~~ items fiaure prominently. I CANCER Vune 21·July 22>: Steer clear of de- lusion or tendency to substitute for "real thins." ~ycle hiah, dance to your own tune. Trust your Judgment -select quality. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Bwld, or11;lnlze, et h4:1P from one who has been behind the scenes Inside biformatlon la avpilable. Don't ~mit false pride to block pro• . VIBGO (Au1. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on friendship, knowtn1 when to declare enct to in· tolerable situation. Anes, Cancer, UM-a flgure prominently -so does number 9. LIBRA <Sept. 2!J-Oct. 22): You'll have reas0n ·f!~!;~~~~~!?f~::::C.3~::=~C~~ for pride -in best sense, Achievement, ac· , compUshment, special honor are on your personal agenda. Leo, Aquarius figure prominently. SCORPIO <Oct 23-Nov 2!~: Stress aspect coincides with lona·tange projects, phllosophical·rellglous concepts, commu1tica on, sense of "completeneaa." SAGITI'ARllJS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Stress versatility without scattering your forces. Accent on occult, lntri1ue, mystery. In personal affairs. choose happiness, contentment and veto 0 euessin1 games." • CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You may feel "tied up in knots." This ls temporary and could be nature's signal to 10 slow. Accent on arra~e­ ments of permanent nature. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You find beUer ways to communicate with coworkers, who share basic objective . Improved rapport indicated with pets, dependents. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20)( Accent on personality, ma1netism, sl1niflcant c~an1es, creative endeavors, children. Adjustment occurs in home -harmony can be restored. "And don't let him trade his bOne for your sandwich agalnl" FUNKY WINKERBEAN CASEY !. 1..f FEW PEOPLE KtJOU.) rr eor WE lREE5 AAE ~ BEUE~5 IN REJ~RtJA1lO~ ! • by Ferd al\d Tom Johnson I THINk I MA~RIEDiHE: CH~TTANOOGA CHOOCtiOO. • ,, .-i1i111111W11...-.u: · ~l real estate advtrtlffd in this newapaper IS IUb· J«t ta the F•r&i Fair lfou1ln1 A'ttl oF IHI •ftk:h •Itel &l ,, .... , advert11e "1n1 pre· ftteate, hmlliUon. or d.iKTtrmutfoo baaed on tace, colOr, rtlli:U>n, sex, or nationaJ ori&1n. or an lntenUon lo make any such Pr.!ftrrnce. Umita Oon. or d'!Criminatlon.'' 11\ls ftt!Wlpat>tf' wlll not kaowla1t1 ¥t'<:ept any adverli11tn1 for rul estate wtUct\ ll ln v lol tt • U04iofthe law. ••HMl&T LIVIHG -Can be yours as you. enjoy this fine 3 bedrm, 2'h bath, townhome in the lovely Tiburon Development that looks out onto a large expanse of greenery with park nnd play ground area beyond. Double detuched garage with rear alley ac· cess. Super patio with BBQ & fish pond. Only 61"2 Yrs. old. S78,900. Cill 546-4141 • GET A.WAY TO IT A.LL -enjoy life on the OCEANFRONT while you're atill young enough to s mell the surf Pamper yourself and receive income from this s uperb h ome. Call for cre~Uve financing details, 64CMl61 Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport B eac h CuAtom rn mily hOtl\• ~1lh Sp11nish flair on fH land. s BP.drms, 4 baths, formal dining room. tanuly room, brick Cir11pla~. awimm1n1 pool, Jarce comer lot CAMIO SHOUS -VllW -SJ I 0,000 Gorgeous view of the ocean & sunsets from this 3 bdrm contemporary home. Large step-down living rm, den w /wet bar, master bdrm w/separate Mr. & Mrs. bath, formal DR & pool. 4125 cAMDIH DL SAT/SUM 1·5 U ISU IA. YRONn Great view of bay! For lease: lovely upst 3 bdrm 2 bath triplex apt. L1e rm~ -plush cptng. Close-in location. \m sandy beach. Clubhouse & tennis cOI pHvllegeS". $750 Mo. 41 t #2 VIA UDO MORD SAT /SUH I ·I THI IWFFS -GRIENtaT VllW and walk to ~1. Much desired plan on 3 levels. 2 Lge bdrms & paneled den with fireplace. Mirrored formal dining rm., wet bar, air cond, 2 patiot. Det:orator wallpapers. Lease $800 Mo. 2tzt raLA. SAT /SUH 1·5 USIDBmA.L LOT-SSt,910 A great buy in a beautiful residential orea of Capistrarto )3each. Sliahtly sloped. Gr at for a split-level homq. Priced for qwck sale. J61·Hll/a L_,, LI PL, walk to all NewPQrt HeightS adn>Oll. Llve in your 'lf!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l choice, 3 bdrm., dining, a baths, or 2 bdrm., 2 baths. Sl.89,600 CdM, Take-out food, $31,000 Neatest duplex. $198~ ~---' G....... IOOZG••r .. ··············~········ ..•.....•......•.•..••• THE STARNES COMPANY REAL TORS ~5711 180 Newport Center Or., N.8. PRESENTS ,, Big Canyon Goff Course Estate• The ultimate in living luxury on nearly 1,'} ac. lot. Enter parkihg court thru remote control gates for privacy & security. Marvel at nearly 7000 sq. fl. home ideally design ed and decorated for formal entertaining, yet ' haa a cozy den for relaxing, a separate game room/wet bar for casual parties, spectacu1ar free form pool/jacuzzi and separate pool house for wet fun, 5 huge bedrooms, 5~ baths, breakfast nook. and of course an exercise room. · I 002 Gt•r.. I 002 .............................................. UDO ISLI Newly remodeled I bdrm., den, 4 baths, living rm. w /cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. suite. $224,950 llG CAHYOM 4 BR, Cam. rm., 3 baths. Beautifully decorated Broad moor Plan 3 w !patio views from each room. gJ25,000 Bl LL GRUNDY , REALTOR J4 I h"Y'"''' lJ,,..,,. N B f)/0., hlol 51111• SICWSIVI sa841TY on the Bluffs moet ctioice gn;enbelt location, reflecting Uie grand splen- dor or the award winning 'Bhiffs cont'ti)l. End S bedroom E·Plan, family room. Let us s how you the Bluffs ultimate. $190,000. OPEN I~ 2112 VISTA DOUDO HA.DOI VllW HW.S Great Bay & Ocean views from this lovely Broadmoor Home. 4 bedrooms, 2•~ baths, all this, loc •. tion " view tor 5221,500. . OPIEH 2-S 12U SUUU I TllASUll OM ltAPIN ifhi Baycrest famil)' urea b rarely available. See this exclusive 4 Bdrm. plus Family Rm. home on pool sized lot. Refreshing -and it& yours for $185,000 Fee. OPEN 1:.:4 17 ti T Ul'IM WAY IA.CIC IA. Y IA.51-0RJVIMG Woodstream condo with 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, large pri ate brick patio. Spacious master s tc, attached double garage. Near com· munity p00l, pnccd for quick Ul at $89,950 fee. OPEN 1·5 345 ~ll macnab I Ir Vine ~· 188lty FINER HOMES FROM Sl9.SOO TO stH,000 UVE AT THE HA.CHI New listing!' Newport Shores! 3 BR + conv den; charming living rm w /fireplace; 2 brk patios. Comm. tennis & pool. OPIH UT 12:30·4:30 P.M. lit WA.I.NUT. (F-24) OPEN SA.T & SUN 1•5 P.M. 1112 PORT MA.NLEIGH. Prettiest Carmel on market' 1-story w /3 spacious BRs, warm family rm, sunken hvmg rm wibrk fireplace, privat'y oriented yard & good location near park, school &c pool. $146 ,500 Cl''·25l IF IM IA YCAEST- You 've been looking for a lg. 4 BR home, please lel us show you this "Prnk Ol ·O\\'nl'rs hip" property! The sparkling pool (fenced for your safety>. beautiful landscaping & new df1rirnl'y kitchen add to the desirab1hly of this well located home. S221,000. OPEN SAT & SUM l·S P.M. 1756 SKYLARK. CF-27> H ELEGANT INIXPENSfYB. Y! In · vt•r:v" cxd usi ve DeAnza V11la~l' \Vhcrc e lse m Npt. can you buy a 2 1m. 2 bath, family rm home ( 1 .. mohill•. 1 "-houst• > w fin•placc. priv,1h• palm beach pool Juc:uu1 clu!Jhou~c & a\ail. boat dock for SS0,500? Lois Miller 642-8235 SEE IT SAT. 1.s P.M. or SUH. I f·l r .M. at 300 E Coast ,Hw). #50. l1"'-28) SUMMY PA.TIO IH IAYCIEST Lo\'cly 4 Bil home w 'high beamed ceiling in living rm. Fami)y ·rm w fireplace. kitchen w separate brklat rm + formal dining. New paint & papers. 0, .. SAT. Ir SUM. 12:J0-4:30 r .M. tf 15 WIHDWA.lD. <F-291 IMMACULA Tl!! 8faullful 4 BR + family rm home w lg. pool. Priced for immediate sale at $174,950. <>'IN OAILY 1·5 P.M. 2242 HEATH l.M, NP.T. ICM. <F-30) MIW LISTtHe! Wunt water view property? Herc it is ! Beautifully upgraded . smglc·lcvcl "J " plan w/terrific v1ew of Upper Bay & "a peek" at Catalina, all set orr by wooded uLmosphere & perfect privacy. 2 BRs. 2 baths + formal dining. HURRY.! Jean Dales 642-823S. <F·31l COR<>tolA D& M41 CHUMElt 2·story, 3 BR + den home w1 ood·heamcd cathedral ceilings, built.in booKca c , floor·to·ceiling. u cd brick fireplace & huge master BR w1v.Tap-around balcony. Paula Bailey 642·8235. W·32> W LISTIM I Superb MonMco on Ll\RGE lot in HARBOJl VIEW HOMES! Ono of the best strc ts in Phoae II! Don't 1nlss this! Carl Butler 642·8235. <F·33) HJ.CH UTREA.T $57,900 VIEW Steps to poundanit AUrf and ct)"Stal .and! Back ~ard 1!! bay an•a play- ground. Wmdani: wocxhill walkwa)'s to secluded en· try! Gourmet kitchen. Step.down ronveraa\,on area plus h replace ! Sunshine bre1kf1•l pa\10. l'ool-J1cu:u1· volleyball. Gnrden lmnl! at Its fant"l 841-llOIU - ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS \·.\I J J~:l· I< 11~:\ I ~r\'· 1470 JAMBOREE. no .. NEWPORT BEACH $67.100 COSTA MF.S~ CONDO. New!! Lge. 2 BR, 2 ba., frpk .• pride of ownership; neatO.C.C. i $107.000 NEWPORT SHORES. 3 BR home with Jov&ly •ttium outlook from dining area. Lgc. pat\o off mstr. BR; 2·story A·frame . OPEN SAT 1·5. 314 PROSPECT. $135,000 NEWPORT BEACH. Charming 2 BR. + study; qu\et. secluded patio, sprinklered. (or easy care. Blt·in kitchen, trash compactor, garage door opener, NEA'R OCEAN! $119,500 NEWPORT B~ACH DUPLEX, near ocean, clubhouse, swimming pools & t nnis. Lge. · 4 BR. & 3 BR. nearly new; frf)tcs. OPEN SUN 1-5 207 COLTON, Newport Shores $265.000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS. Spectacular h~rbor vi~w : 3 BR home, inner courjya~; s~acious balcony. DAVtCSON REALTY '>801 W (o,.\t 1 lw) N B 645 • 7575 .ilib N1•wpo11 olvel N ~ 673·9060 ... t • I I I ' .. tt©.Y YEAR'S SPECJALS* '°CATALIMA COMDO S 110,000 't-valOft~. SpGnllh 21r. 21a P&ffMSULA DUPLEX $174,900 3 .. & Gwtf. 2 houMs to bNch . .. MESA WOODS $91,900 Comer lot -Lovely Paffo FOUR·PLEX S 150,000 1002 l -f Z -I & lach. Greot dcrief' •it• v fASTSIDE CONDO $69,900 • ... hl'd gcw, prl y..ct • *' • ME~LAltGI COHDOS fro. SIZ,500 , . • OP.I .. SAT /SUH I ·5 • I f'-11 • t "at uas CAHTON, Cjlt 3 .... 21/J battt, Gtttte~ ~· A,..,._•s & 'clffos ~N,ewpurt Pier Kea/tu HORSE ESTATE Glt01WIWG. ,.,.._,_. .. If you've be n 1 ln !6r thnt big home for big f mlly, c J H rbor Re alt.)• today 1 Alm t ~.000 M· n., with 'S large bdrms.. a large f arnlly rm., 4 car garage & a fantastic location, only 1 house from th ocean. $330,000 OWMERS · MOYIHG- .. and it could be your move next. So don't fail to see 359 Vista Madera, in The Bluffs. Open Sat. & SWl.1-5.1'lght & airy end unit, 4 bdrms .• 3 bathS. You know the owners are serious because or the price, $162,500 and you own the land! PRIVATI IEACH It's not ort~n you find a beautiful canyonside home a short distance to a private beach, for under $300,000. We have one, in exclusive Cameo Shores for only 5269,.500! See 2<11 Mllf ord Dr. this weekend between 1 & 5. We are holding it open for you & you won't want to miss it. Lar1;e canyonslde terrace. 3 Mrms. tM OLD MEXICO Fabulous beachslae haclenda ln famous Puerto Vallarta. 3 Bdrms. + servant's quarters. LOts of bi'ick & wood shutters plus miles or white sand beach. Wlll consider exchange. 5120,000 .. SAVE MONIYSSS ., Ask about our one year buyer's protection plan BEFORE you buy OR sell your next home. There's no obligation & you wiil be glad you did. 671-4400 RED CARPET IRVIM! GROVES• FINEST Popular Tri.level "Aspen" Mod I -with atrium enll')' -highly upf raded. 3 Bedroom. 1-':im. Rm .. Premium Lot w1c.-xtra lar1e yard. Sll3 500 Ftt L4!nd , #I Wood Mynjpll Sat/Swt 1·5'M Get Thi~ -3 Bedroom + family room lncludmic ""asher & d11·tr. hidJic w bottom freezer. double O\ en ranllt'. dt:;hwasher and c tom pool lable. Only SJJS,000. fee IJtnd . REDUCED SI 500--HB.P! Owners must 11ell this spectacular almOllt "ew 2 BR. 1 ~: blh condo near So. COASl P111za. <A'J\f!rs bou,hl new and are ready to pack. Pool•. jacu7.7.is. Ree. areas. 2710 "D" ~-s.t/Wt 1-5 ..w SAM FRANCISCAN Vl&W Hardly Uvcd In 4 mo new condo overlookln1 Lattuna llJlls an<S city lillhts. San Franclaean plan w 3 bdrm. 2 ba, A1C. att. 1arace. We'll even ~Ive )-'OU iOO. to choose your own drapes. 23392 CClllifnffo J.,..lco Set/SU. 1·5 INVESTORS' SPECIAl!S On e a c r e with a bvauurully landscaped el~ant J\anch home. 4 Br. 21".a baths. Covered ~fiablt'l.,.Many amenities. Call anyUme 549.3144 MESA VERDJt; DUPLEX 3 DI\, owners unit. Every upgrade posslhle lncludlna 1ar. dr. opener. Oon't miss Qul Only 1129,000. TRl·l'LEX SEEKERS -3 Units on R-4 lot. Prime E11i;tside Costa_ Men. ~139.000 --1~_..-.::---~-----~·-~~· ..... __ ~~~- ' * * OCIAM SIDI 0 HWY ** In Corona del Mar; 2 sep rate units oo one lot. Sharp, brand new.2 bdrm., 2 bath unit over • car gara:ge, cbarmliag 2 bdrm. front arut. Seller will help finance. 189,$00. $U..Sl1 an Acacia. O~n Sat/Sun 1·5 SUMSR & UPP. IA Y VIEWS Truly magnificent a bdrm., 2 bathi + powder room, with slate nOorod bonus rm .. frplc. & bayslde terrace. Asking $179.50(). 302 Avenlda Cumbre. off del Oro, 1be Bluffs, N.B. 0peQ Sat/Sun 1·5 INJOY THI APPIECIATIOM Also the pleasure of living in an elegant home in the lovely LaVita area of Laguna Niguel. The marvelous growth of this area insures your investment. Like new S bdrm., ts newly painted & carpeted. Everything is spacious, tncludlna the vlew ! $157,500. 23832 Stillwater.~ Sat.1·5 HAllOR 'VllW HOME Very nice 3 bdrm., 2 baths, with formal dining rm. Freshly decorated inside & out. We believe thls 1s a great value at $139,500 -INCLUDING THE LAND! 1942 Port Cardigan. Open SatiSun. 1·5 IF LOCATION COUNTS You'll" love this nearly new home, 4 doors from Ocean Blvd., ID exquisite Corona del M«r. Exceptionally beautiful New England style, with cathedral ceilings, 3 bdrms., formal dining rm., kitchen eatln1 area & much more! 215 Marigold. Open SWl. 1·5 OCEAN VIEW The finest, custom built home we have seen, in Corona del Mar, & certainly one of a kmd ! Built espec\ally for executive entertainment, with its most exceptional & unusual kitchen, located between the huge, raised formal dining rm. & the large f amity rm. with frplc. & wet bar. Elevator for the thi'ee levels. 214 Poppy (park at Hazel Ave. entrance). Open Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues/Wed. l·S. AMOTHB HAllOI VI~ ~OMIE A very fine home for tM low price of · 5135,000; INCLUDING THE LAND! 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. formal· diriiri& rm. Close to community pool & para. 1807 eort Taggart. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 ( TREMENDOUS 111PLIX Sparklirie, & conveniently locatejJ, 2 bdrms. & convert. den With frplc., on ground floor front, plus 2 studio-type units with living area & ''2 bath down & 2 bdrms., f ult bath up. $145,~. 759 .. 0111 - associated 11110 • I W\ itlAL Ti.INS l,.J' 'ti/ 9,1 .. I, 1~61 ,, t ~OMT By OW'nCI', loweat pric:M dpbc oa add. Nwpt. Sub· mil trade. 308 E. <>Cean· front SCl-7219 or~ END UMIT Cul do nc; 1950 sq. n .. 3 BR, 2'h ba.. greenb lt, ni ht lights. bnY view; neutral thruout. Llke new! Sl~.000 or8t l..S SAT /SUM Ii MOM 2915 QUJDADA COff YI dil °'91 ·~..t -~· HERITAGE • • REALTORS ~EMHOUSE fOaJWMteWh ...WVlew :ftnl lime oUered ln the ortrtnal •ection of Harbor View Hills. On the view 5lde ot White Salls Wa1·•n eitcep· tionally sharp 4Br. 2~ ba. ram rm home wlformal diomg, lovely poc)I It Jae. Low care yllhl AND A 'pectacular Ocean, Bay. lslal>d .tJ nl&ht li&bt v1ew. ra.soo o,.tW/S.. 1·5 '4~1211 FOR DETAILS rJn NIGEl Dflll(Y & 1 A550(1Al[5 - · · ~ .. HERITAGE REALTORS 4 ~ CM'UH with view ; end wilt, first. time offered. ~ Sq. ft., great open feeling, glass lore; early Bluffs. Cathedrlil beam cell's., fo.rm . din .• 3 ba. Scarce plan, everyone wanta. Elevated lot. total privacy. $165,000! OPIM l·S 2114 VISTA l.AUDO HAllOI Vl•"ft · \, 1\~ "Portafino, corner, 3~ U -\.. ·Um. $157,000 w/Jand . -~ COUHftY UV -4110,000 Rare opportunity, just outside N.B. Lovely older home. remodetea, expanded. 2,000 q. ft., 3 BR. bonus rm., swim pool 4' jac .• RV area; spectacular view. OPEN HOUS Sat/S. l·S PM I 07 ,.A• St. W ,.._ $265,000 19 I I I..._ 11. '•lrt $275,000 211 A•ltlftt CDpld I.I. $291. 900 I llt s ..... ,.,.. $425,000 60 I Lido,_. Tff'f' $23',000 VIEW, i.iGHJS, ~MOUR $4.25,000 CloH to ~ dulK and IM.t locotloll Ill '""'• ,..,.. •• lealltlfUlly dtceratH 4 be droo.-hotw• wltli tamlfy roo11, 90'9•_. pool •~You.._ tM lalid -.... ,,. ... ~·1 ·~ ~ ........ . ,.., ... fOr .... f9Nly Grid few .. ........ ~ o,... dally • _, DUPLEX. a.o. llklMI Uta.too v--. • fr'9llt dUplex with ttptelaly ~ 4 tieclroo.-.. J .,.. ........ lokotdn mMf ~ for tttfoytilg blclNI ••199- GRA BJR OM POINT $275,000 ..... tljom conMr wtttl loadl of ..... for the ,_. • OpH ..cf •xdffRt tw tor,-. 4~....., "°°"' & .... 91"' ... D.I. M :-Hal decll coat1 ... •'I ..... ' .btQgO CC>aOHA DlL MAR lmmac. homl!. Cameo HJahlandl 3 BR + den. ample t1p1u·e for pool, fnalt lret':I, ahorl wolk lo pvt. bclul. Xlnt vulul! at. $174.500 MOITHLAGUMA ESTA.Tl 2 Acres w/.oceun view, 8 BR + 3 BR 1ucsl hous.e: pool; ~ car 1ar: pvt. drive. Nolhin& clH like lhJaone. $1,0011.000. IMH.ALDIAY Spe<:tarular \'ll'Wll from t.hl:i Chm Al>t'I dealaned ~d/1!15 l + fum or 4 UR home. You'll fe el the warmth " l·harm of a !\tt.n. retreat, but <'nJO> \he aighl and i.ound of pounding Pacll1t· aurf. S.t25.000. UNGO lUJ.ESTATI NEWPOlT HACH 644.7020 MUST SELL!! TUSTIN Foothill Ill 011;trart 3 bdrm, fanuly rm, dmlng rm. & POOi. on rll•urly •.a at•re In $100,000 + areo Owner trun'>folTl'd Wiii l'Of\~ldl•r ;ill r l',1>.onahlc otrl'P• Asklnl( $!13,1100 C<.tll Don or lh~len Ill AESOP REALTY 731-4911 OPEN SUM 1-5 or oc1•an \ ll'WS Newport C..:rl·~l. .\1 ):.t1r Jlllls, l.a~una ltei;:cncy. t:11ll ''" delJlls DIVOltCE FORCES SALi :'\1<·1• :1 hl•clrm . 2 hath tamlly homll. l1r1<1 fl!nl·ed ~ ard, mOH' in rond Sli9.U50. Agt. 673·7737 or 545 IM24 DELUXE TRIPLEX • ~panoui. 2 llH. :? h.1 , each with luundry 11ru. pat1n. frplc• & l'ntl g11ral(c. t:onHn11•nt loe., rn 1-:act <'ost.1 Mc"u $1115.nm BIWKr·:lt "McDOftdld's FGnn" Ramblln1t 3 Heir m on enormous ll't't' ~huclecl lot True ruuntr> i..ettinl(. Co\ered putio, n1•wh LI<•· corated. rharm l'r1rcd b y anxlou ~ ow ner ,,i,SOO NO t>OWN TO VETS' Call now 842·2535 P'llCEO ltlGHT IAOl<lnR for 11n t•iu·L·llcnt in\'e,tmenl'! II units onl> 3 Ynl old, $210.0110 t"t tlmeoffered. llUIUtY. CASHFlOW 7 Uni~. low rent. always full. S6U.OOO. AOULTCONDO we• 2Br. 11 .. oa. c:IMt to rec room 6 p<lol, r1t• dloant hHl. Pr1ctcl to lfll al Mll,000. Appalntmt'nl Only. WEHA\'~<YrH1rns S FO SAL 2 IOOM • l 42GSo. Flower, nm Anu 646·3255 S65,000Sat/sun12: : •2102 S. Pacific #12(5.Co.PJiaJCl\I S57:.8351 $49,000 Sa alld y. S 1·7 115 Esplanade, San Clemente 496·7711 $78,900 Sunday 1·5 332 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 644·7211 $139,500 SatJSun 1·5 106·27thSt.,NewportBeacn 642·5200 Sl39,!500 Sun. 1·.5 244 Del Godo, San Clement~ 493·8812 933,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 718 Malabar, Corona delMar 873·8550 Sl40,000 S8t/ an 15 308 Orangeblossom, Irvine 640·9900 '39.500 Sunday 1·5 1242 Rutland Rd #2 CWestclllf)NB 642·823.S $81,500 Silt/Sun 1-5 3'J41 Olive, Irvine 752-1700 $84,500 Sunday 12·5 •#11 Odyssey Ct<Npt Crest) NB 675·6000 $137,500 Sat. 1-5 467 Westminster, Newport Heigh~ 673-6900 S127 ,500 Sat1Sun 1·5 229 Sierks, Coeta Mesa 548· 1168 Sundal 12·5 412 Hazel (Old CdM) CdM &15·6000 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM lM or D94 386 15th Street, Npt Hts, C.M. 646-5398 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4271 Bridgeway (Gmtree) Irv. 551-5238 S81,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 # 10 Rue Fountainbleau, BgCyn,NB 640-4737 $240,000 Sat 'Sun 1·5 •33 Silverwood <Deerfield) Jrv. 552-6161 $84,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6211 Sierra Siena (Turtlerock) Irv. 552· 7500 $114,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 17582 Wayne (Culverdale) Irvine 552-7500 S72,500 Sat/Sun 12-4:30 1807 Tahuna Terr. (Irvine Terrace) 644-4910 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 24·14 Vista Nobleza, Bluffs, NB 631-1800 $157,500 Sat/Sun 2·5 545 Dunnegan Pl, North LagWla 640-6500 $300,000 Sun 1·5 9 Swift Court. Newp'.ort Beach 640-5357 $179,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 2733 Shell St., Corona del Mar 675-7060 $299,500 Sun. 1-5 #2 Sparrowhawk, Woodbridge, Irv. 640-9900 ~.200 Swiday 1-5 601 Lido Park Terrace, 631·1400 $239,500 SatiSun l ·S 300 E CstHwy,#50,DAnzaV,NB 642-823.5 s.50.500 Sa 1-51sun 11·3 1901 Yacht Maria (Seaview) CdM 642-823.S $219,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2907 Perla (The Bluffs) N.B. 675-6000 $142,500 Sat/SWl 1·5 DIRECTORY +2'30 Eugonia, Newport Bch 646·32M Sat/Sun 12:30·4:80 819S. Broadway, Santa Ana 540·~ ~2,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 15032 Drake. Huntington Beacti 540-3666 SSS,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •6182 Sierra Palos CTrtJrk) Irv. '152-1700 $124,950 Sunday 10-4 478 Esther <East.aide) Costa Mesa 642·8235 SatiSwt 1·5 2708 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 752·7315 ~.ooo Sat/SWl 1·5 107 "A" St .• Balboa Peninsula 631-1400 $265,000 SatiSwt 1·5 2216 Meyer Pl., Costa Mesa 640-1151 $71,000 Sat. 1·4 •487 Ogle <Npt Hgtl) Nwpt Beach 546·5990 $121,000 Sat. 1·5 3915 Inlet Isle, Corona del Mar 615·2311 1229.500 Sun. 1-S 461 Seaward, Corona del Mar 675r2311 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •538 Redlands Ave (Npt Hts) N.B. 675-600() Sl38,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 602Acacia (OldCdM )CdM 675-6000 $163.$00 Sat/Sun 1-5 '19Snn Mateo Way ,Spyglass. CdM ' 675-3'11 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l4515Harp<len,Cam.Shrs,CdM 675·6000 $228,500 SatiSun 1-5 J IR Ir GUEST 415 Pirate Rd . <ClifC Haven) NB 648-0031 Sl56.9:i0 Sat/Sun 12·5 SWl. 1-5 Sun 12·5 3428 Santa Clora, <Mesa Woods) CM 646·3255 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30 •2449 Windward Ln., Newport Bch 963·7600 Sat/Sun 1·5 2401 Venier, Costa Mesa 962-7788 $81,900 . Swiday 1·5 2682 Basswood (Eaatbluff) N.B. 546·5990 $137.000 Sat. 1·5 9372 Grand Dr., ltuntington Beach 963·7881 $70,000 Swiday 12·S 2626 Basswood <Eastbluff) N.B. 752·1700 $149,000 Sil/SUD 1·4 29 Bodega Bay <Spyglass lDU> N.B. 752·1700 1265,000 Sunday 12-5 -w2007 DonnieDR,Up.Bay,NB 642·8235 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 70 Oak Tree Lane <Unlv. Park) Irv. 752·1414 Sl28,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1812 Pt.Manleigh,HVHms. NB 642·8235 $146.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5081 Chateau Cir., <Ranch) Irv. 752-1700 M .500 Sat/Sun 10.S 319 Walnut <NewPort Shores) NB 642·8235 $125.000 Sat. 12;30-4:30 20 Stonecrk,N., Wdbrdl(e,Jrv. 752·1414 $109,500 Sat. 12-4 227 W.YtleLoop,Wdbrdg,Jrv. 152.1414 suo,~ Sat. 12·4 1038 Sea Lane bt v Hills> Cd.M 675-6000 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 9322 Sierra Bello (Turtlerock) Irv 675·3'11 $119,900 Sat. 1·5 516 DeAnza. Corona del Mar t?S:.2311 St17,SOO Sat 4 l•IOOM ••2307 Bayside Dr .• CdM 673·5354 ~.ooo sun 1·4 24244 La Herm<>&a, Laguna Niguel 497.3331 $124,!500 SWlday 1-4 9532 Jnnsbruck, Huntingtoo:Bch 968·5935 Sl9,900 SatJSvn 1~ 1~11 Tryon Street, Westminster 646·7414 S72,900 SWlday 12·5 2212 Marscaret Dr .• Newport Bch 6.C0J74J.1 $124,900 . s s 12:2~·5!30 20Q~ W. Camden. Santa Ana 698·78M $&5,000 SWlday 1·5 1100 Ess~ic. Newport Bea<?b 646-7171 $144,500 Daily 1·5 2861 Europa <Mesa Verde> C.M 546-5880 Sat/Sun l·& 1940 Highland Dr., Nwpt Bch 546-2313 $132,900 · Sunday 1·5 239 Colton. <Nwpt Shrs) NB G45·9161 ' Sat. 12-4 935 W. Bay, Bal Penn, Balboa 675·5511 $350,000 Sunday l·S 209 Pearl. Balboa Island 640·5357 $275.000 SatiSWl 12-5 2901 Catalpa, <Blutrs > N.B. 640· 11~ $149.500 Sunday l ·S 1233 Surfline <HV Hills) Cd.M G44 -1766 $221,500 Sat. 2·5 2901 Ca&alpa (Bluffs) NB 640·1108 SJ.49,500 Sunday 1·5 1233 Surfline <HV Hilll> Cd.M 644-1766 $221,500 Sat. 2·5 2604 Vista del Oi'o <Bluffs) NB 673-8550 $120,000 Sund~ 1·5 8901 Stall well. HWltington Bch 540-3666 $138,000 88.t/Sun 1·5 1301 N. Jackson. Santa Ana 540-3006 $59,000 Swiday 1·5 •2 Blackswan, (Woodbridge) Irv. 675-6000 $125,000 Sat. 1·5 2033 Shipway (Bay crest) NB 642·8235 Sat. 12·3iSun l·S 1436 Kcyvicw <Harbor Vtcw) CdM 67!>·3Ul $259,000 Sat/SUD 1· •4610DOrchc!>ter,C.Hlnds.CdM 675·3ll1 10,000 s t. l-5 s rq tt • Costa eaa 645·7221 879.900 Sun l· I •ROOM • • 112 Via Lido Nord <Lt do It> NB 642·5200 ~.000 23832 Stillwater, Laguna Niguel 759-<WJll M .SOO Sat.t-1·5 •4531 Camden <Cameo Shorett > CdM 644..QOO $349,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 " ... ,. ........... . ,.... ... .............. w-.. ~ ........... .., ....... ~la'~'S DA9&.Y .... OT W.AMT.ADS. ~·~.,.. ............ .,.,..... .. . ....... .............. ..,.c ... ... ......,, ..... , 9941 s-.y. J • Ir MM IM er D .. 302 Avenfda Cumbrc (Bluffs) N.B 759-0811 S179,500 Sat1Sun 1·5 519 Playa <Bluffs) Newport Bch 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 #11 Starburst <Nwpt Terr.) NB 752-1700 S87.~ Sat /Sun 11·5 !1 Snapdragon, Deerfield, Irv.· 752·7315 $85.900 Sunday 1·5 4 IEDIOOM 359 Vista Madera <BluHs) N. B. 673·4400 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 345 U niversity Dr. J -2, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $84.900 Sunday 1·4 4D&fAMIMorDEH #14 Shasta, University Park, Irv. 752-7315 Sl.37,650 Sunday 1·5 CONDOMINIUM FOR LEASE 3 IR Ir FAM IM w DEN #41 Seabird {Nwpt Terr ) N.B 752-1700 $.550 mo. Sat ·sun 11·5 TOWNHOUSES FORSALE • 3 IEDROOM 29 Canyon Island Dr. <Big Cyn >NB 640.6500 $169,500 Sun l·S •19671Seawind Cr .• Huntington Bch 960-3278 $102,500 Sat 1Sun 11·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 II,. Z IR 511 511' ~ Al'UCIU, CdM 759·081 l '189.500 Sat Sun 1·5 211l&llA 201 Del !\tar125980ran~c. c.~1 752·1920 S137,500 Sat•Sun 1·5· l U & 2 IR 200 Diamond (Balboa Island l NB 675-3.131 S240,000 Sun 12 30 4 : 30 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I IR & I IA 2220 Waterfront. Cd:\J 673-6900 ~175,000 Sat Sun 1·5 2 IR • I SR 513Jasmane (QldCdM)CdM fl75 ·6000 ~156,900 Sat;Sun 1-5 ZIRAZla 208·2081".t Agate, Balboa Isle 675·3520 $237,500 Sat 'Stm l·S ~Seashore. Newport Beach 673-6900 S175,000 Daily 1-5 414-4141'2 Acacia, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $199.500 Sun 1-5 lll&IH 415-415~2 Heliotrope.Corona del Mar 644·4848 S230.000 Sat1Sun l·S 206·2061h 15th St., Newport Bch 540-3666 Sl25,000 Sunday 1·5 118 Topaz Ave., Balboa Island 673·6900 $189,500 Sat1Sun 1·5 128 43rd St., Newport Beach 673-2008 Sl89,950 Sun 12·4 l U & J IR 365·3651f.!LaPel'le Pl., C.M 673-8494 S189,500 Sun. 1-4 704·704"'2 Larkspur, CdM 675·59~ $228,000 SutJSun 1·5 399 E. 18th St. East.side. C M. 675·5511 $146,500 Sunday 1·5 206·06~ Abalone CB alboa Jsland >NB 642·823.S $274,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 224 Opal, Balboa Island 673-6900 ~J8.000 Sat1Sun l·S 41R&JU 109 45th St .. N~wport Beach 675·7060 $189,000 Sat. 1-5 REALTORS 67S.Hll ~-::---OPIH HOUSI fH WEST IAY AVI: , ... , .... cutom Wit, 2 ltoty C CM ..,_ acro11 from ~ bnch. a..ttM llt ler •ltw, ~ "J Hewport ...-.. Y•llt C,.._ lotAIMJ •~ce Holl•blt for .,.., ...... addltfon. Open StlndGy 1-1 IASTSIDE COSTA MISA: Jff I. 11th Stnet. w .. Wt, attroctf•t DUPUX: 3 bedroom Ii pjoyct.ck -~ •ft :z be*°"" patio. wloMd ywd '°"' .... W..-1 ~-.. Wick .......... 0..... wlD EXCHANG 0,-Sat/S• I· SOUTH OF HIWAY -...... • ccner lot, 3 bedroom, :Z b•tlt, 1.,... ltrlck flrtploce. $600 ........._ HAaloa VllW HIU.S -3 ......... & ... or 4 be._. ..... F11hlw •iew .t boy • ocem. 1_,. frollt yerd. $100 -"a. coaOHA DEL MAR -COMMlltCIAL LEASE -In tM IM..t of c.,.. .. M•. Approxlmat .. r 4000 ..,... ffft o. 9f'ound floor plua 2 small aparhnetttL P~ for up to JO ..tomo1Nle1. H • Ptr ..-. foot. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 IS E. Coast Hwy., Coronca .. M• 675-5511 2 WllUI like MW 2Gl-208~!a Mtate. Open Sat-Sun 1·~ The Bixby·Smlth Co. 67S-3S20 .... , ........ 1007 OLDI CORONA D& MAI CHARM STIPS TO OCIAN Spacious 3 Bdrm home in extremely desirable location. L_ge. f am rm. & brick p tio create ideal atmosphere for entertaining. Sep of c & bath. New copper plumbing & xlnt constr. View pfd fettv & ocettn from i:leclis '& mstr b rm. $249,000: View by appt. Call Bernita Eilertsen at The Real Estat.ers, 673·8.550 OPM FRI/SAT /SUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GODllllCT! 229. lt>rki; <off OranGe. bt-low 22nd> OPE."'J HOUSE SUN 1-..& -------- This Eaatalde Out ch IY OWNER cleu 2 br spactoui Super clean 3Br. 2 bath. home. Late bclrms, dou· ble sarage & frplc. Open lam rm. On quiet cul-de· for lns-pecUori. Mual 111 e sue. Nr 2Qlh &i lr\:lnl' . lo apprecla~. Centur)· 21 Dn~e l>y 2038 Ali50 & <'1111 0oyle.5'111C8 ~~t3M37·180'.~ For We ly OWMt" M SA YHDE Of'IH 12-S Cepl*-lt•h 1011 CoroMdetMcr 1022 4 Br homc ~ued by 3Ur.lb:damrm.e~tr;1 C.lonl 5 ledrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• corporullon Triple ntil bllan l'Mbs I. bookca!lcs. :.! •.-A...--p Pt Ocean view duplex, l yr basi' Corp. wall re· I.bl.'<! bndc 11 pks. M<m) .....,.._ -. • old. prime location. CAMIO SHOR&S purcha.-.e 41t lease term. amen1tae:;. i1os.ooo l'h 421 $ey SU8,000. 40•2190, If you are an ellecutive El.a»\an& financing l'Un 979-llbi Completely remodeled ~&GSI • looklna ror a lovely hQme be assumed. Approx GRE-EN_D_R_OO_K 3 Ur ., executive home! Beller ,.-=--.. M• 10-22 In immaculate t:ondilion, $20,000 req'd. Sole price · · -than new with c ·t m -w/pool & '"c. A fantastic ....,.,000 .•• ., •n.•1. b~ •. Cliltn pool, Jal' &: . us o ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" ~ .,...."'"'" l l I l t u I amt.'tltUea too numerous ocean view " 3 private f>J io, " ra r1. o neuu to mention. Huae family beaches. Wehaveilwaal· Pride of Ownership, sharp careCr~e lav1n11. Prul rm,den,formaldlnJngl! angtoshowyou.4000gqfl 3br, 1"-ba. frplc. 8y lndtt'PI· By owner. more. 4~ Baths, 21~ car 1dnptable to your choice owner. t78,500. 301l 1 $112,000. Call 64$-1008 or garage+ work.shop. Call ot living. '633 Perham L.oren Ln. 545·9177 No 557·7905 ~r by 3351 96H681 for details Dr. Open daily l ·S Una\· a,U ~an1old Ctr,. Open ht.l' G ... rol 1002°GeMraJ 1002 ColonlalR JEstal ed Drkrt 1148·7414 or . • Sunl·S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~e~·~~~c ~I &73-9257 ask for Louise Prime f~stsulc lot':llion -------- BALBOA PENINSULA POINT Buy b(>fore lht• Gl•rmun :\lark de· values our American dollar more. Profess. decorated 3 bdrm + den +office; located on prime Seville street of the Point. Steps to boat launching ramp & private beach. List- ed at S215.000 2145 5EYILLE 01'84 SAT/SUH 1-5 JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 2602 Newport ltwd., Newport ltoclt 675-9111 .24 HOUR SERVICE 1002 GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'00\. HOMl!I sst,toou VATEIMS Trcmcndoua 3 Br ht.me w ov<'~lu.>d tam rm &: ma5s1ve brick fplc on quiet, secluded St. Seller = ---Baker by 01n1er. 2 Ur, (1"<er UP· 7 Unit!!. 6 • 28r & 1 · per, huge lot fi.!.UOO 162 Biichelor. pool. llleps to U.I FfMDI LUSK HARBOR C o:. t 11 M e s a S I bt'h. $Ci0,000. ~ : down. VU. HILLS Ownr/A&l Owner 645-0721 Ba)rront home. share u 3 Br. 2 ba. lrg lot, beaut. MS-6415':1 - -pier. 4 bdrm1, 4 baths: landst>ap1ng. Prof. de· IALIOADPLX. JUildecorated.Bcautlful couted. By owner. PIUC!SLASHED! BY OWNER. Comp! re· t'Ondllion ! UllS,000. S205,000 l"ee. 1218 to $83.850 tfrom $)17,9001. modeled. 2Br+18r up· ShOwnbyapp't onJy. Seacre&t or. CdM. owncrwan sale! per . .CdrstoBay.6739431 MAURYSTAUn'ER ~42()1 ~Sat/S-12·4 SEALJONREALTY ---~----._....... 3001 E. Cst, CdY 873·5354 NEWLY REMODELED 297 Hano•er OCEAN FRONT W3N.Clt,La1una 3BR.S.OFHWY Act.St8·7~·- TRIPLEX 1~~~497~·~3.188~~~1-n.;u-;67;;~7~93;1 ~ti ONLY I Near Balboa Pier. Beal I: Df't.X IY OWMElt Ori1inal O'I' ner selllni: price on ocean and a --------2 Bdrms each unit. 3 ur beautiful Imm at• 3· I legal triplex. All new CHAIMIMG pr. Deck &c view from Bdrm home 1n choice copper plumbing lbru HOMI & IMCOMI uppt!r uml . .,. '11 11 ne" ly Mesa Verdc nrea. Bbl r fer fiorces Sale! Owner moving out. or slate! Handaome 3 bcdr0<>m ranch. home. Freshly painted, separate ram1ly room. hu1e paUo ~ concrete d•ck1n1. FlowCll" bed:,. &1,600, BKR. 540 1720 out. New paint & carpel 3 Bdrmt., 2~ ba front coO!ilrucled. $159,500. Ph prk(' In Men Verch'. ing. New palio. A BUY at homt.'. H ft. 11' Ing 497·3516 $10'J,OOO. So. l'oa1t In· TARIEl' L s.195.000 Cannot be Beat rm ... tloor to ce1lin~ 11eiilment61S 1103 French doors It frpl<-. BY OWNER 4TI'aACTIVE Beamed re1lln1ts. Larae 710 FernJeaf. 2 Blt, 1 ba 4 5 L COTTAGI l·bdrm. Income umt. Ul· front house. Crpts, frplt'. R •=E;,. ~l r. '°#In CcliffotWe111 2 Bdrm, lge backyard. mo.t privacy, •pacloua New 2 br. 2 ba 1000 1Q fl. Xlnl localioo on Point patio. Property 8 6ear1 l All bll 3Br+dcn M1 to beach. old. $230,000 pen ap • ns. crpts. New landacap1nJt, t'pta &. and praced to sell al drp1 673-69lr.! $1119 500 .... $119,000. <Can't find a va· Sat/Su.a. l ·S. 415 415'~ · • • · drp9, ... ueofr. $57·2005 cant lot at \his price) Heliotro~. OCIAM VllW OIAMGI COAST Prtvllte access to beach; llALHTATI custom 5 bdrm., family 644-4141 rm., nearing comple· lion: p1clt colors to your Wle. $375,000 SEAYIEW Broadmoor, new 3 bdrm. + family rm., ocean vi~; guarded co111mun1· ty; lennu• &pool. sas.9,000 XLMTDUPLD Two frplcs., 2 bdrms. IRAMDMEW UHITS Ten 2 Br. 1 Ba. units. prime Costa tcsa locat· t1on Best In' ealmen\ in COL'llllne area Orfer~ ~.000 540..3666 Wltelan each; corner locaUon. ---=====;;;...- top cond. $173,500 .... b 3 llAL l\Ull sms TO OCEAN .,., 1 a, au car. aar to 3 + Family rm.; could ri&ht R2 lot New paint be aMwJ>lace I ,_548-;...;:..~888S-____ ___ PAUL MAlTIM ENCHANTING CO'ZY HIDIOUT RIM. ISTATI FOCAL POINT 2 Br. 11~ ba charmer! 644.7183 Vaulted Ct'lhna In lh•lna Canyon " limited ocean --------room w1lot1 or .ctau vlewonlaraelotw/pe>ol overlookrng lush In choice (ommunlly • .,.. .. _ I ands cap 1 n g &: Super value at 1182.000 _,....,. ma n1 cu red r Io we r lfee>. OPEN HOUSE llave you massed 1eelnc iiarden. Spacious 3 SUNDAY 12:.t 22'lO Waterlrmtt Dr in old bedroom home In pre· 417Cabt-llloTerrace C.Orona Ml Mar'> I know 1Uge i.ru near the &olr TaMSl TERM51 TBlMS! I S6f.t00 3 Br. new roof. nev. paint inside, clean, dean, - clean •11110111. C>ntf ..OUIL ~[AUY '1930r•nv-c--· 645-9161 MHADElMAR 1-:'<ccptlonally clean t111terully decorall'd home with 3 bdrm1> . frpk .• custom i;huttcrh. ~hake roof ~ luc,h landacap1n1. $83,000 OPEN SAT /SUM I ·5 1134 Ml1slow Or. NEWPORT HACH tlULTY 675-1642 stf,500 lmmac 3 Br nr 1101' t•r<>f' 11pac. goocfdet'or. c,ubm11 rmancing. Ownr anx1ou~ Mi·l5ll Agt. you have been busy over Chrilitmu. but now lsthe coww. SSS.9llO. 3 bt-m 2 ba. h ii: pool. i.:cl lime to evahaate 01• Ope.nhou_eSunl2·~ toe. Shown hy appt. above addraa. LocatN :.Jl9Siunoa $85.000.646-83()1 P.P. on a tree lined street, 1urrounded by large ex• Gm.tu pensive homes. ll'a an ~ existing duplex. but m could bo tonverted to a _ _ ~11111 E~"TSIOE Charauna 3Br home. nr ~ arhl & shoppini: l'\twly dcroratf!d. 011en Me S&t Sun 10·5. $7i •11111 413 Fiowcr Sl St2·7HH aln&l• family home. The ,........._. 21 Sperow pnct and lerm1 are Oex· --. .. ~' Ible. Dt9P by Sunday ind flJ.014 I Garden rondo. 2 brm. :rake ~ ov.-n t\ al\la· r r y • D.' J y p 11 0 t l)illlO. lleCUtl\y. So. C:OJ'I onor me. a..M Claalfied Ad to buy.•cll Pt au are~. St9.oun p S re otttnt&0mt1hln1. Ow-ncr.:r.57 83.'il S.Jlsbdry RE61W900 ce.teM Waterll'Otll Um.a '3H400 AILer6p tnlltrrl·'770G red hill realty 552-7500 , J I . I I urday. Januwy 21. 1m .z OOM TO BUILD. OPEN HOUSES 12·5 R ctnU)' r modeltd 2 bedrooni home on R·2 ! Oreat. locorne poten· tial. ll'f.500. ABANDOHm SEABURY This quaint 3 Bdrm beauty has been reduced to ssa..:;oo for fast sale. Plush rust ca1-pets, Kitchenaide dishwasher and lots or used brick. Priced well. so hurry! 3 Bdrm, 2 bath on large lot near everything. $149,500 17011 ., .... ' e~~-4 Bdrm, 3 bath Seagate end unit on deepwater with 30' boat dock S2'9.500 Jt32Moat• 752·"20 ' MOO CIUM Sf NI H ACM RHYME REAL TY 963-8331 4 Br 3 tiath waterfront with 45' dock. T84SIOH IASEJl Relax in. your own jacunl. Ultra deluxe home. Neat, trim back Xlnt islnnC! location $329,000 16127IOlero yard. 5 Bdrm + bonu1 room. Call tod~y. Coste.._ I024 Hwltlla'•.._.. 1040 Ask aboUt our l yr warranty program !WIL'-='l~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PURClll REALTY COLL.EGI P.ARK LOWIST PlllCI That'1 npt, lowest price 3 BR. 1~• BA, beaut enclOM!d patio, no taxes till July '78. Owner moved out of area & wants an offer. Call now for preview showing. I HO I Poclflc Ctt Hwy, s.itet ldl c .. 1714t 14f>..Zl41 ... (21 JJ 592.1111 MISAVBDI snctAL Sharp 4 bdrm, rmtr rm. home in aood 1ect1on or Colla Meta's m06t pre· llitioul area. New cpl, 4 198-7855 Prestige 2 St)'. ' BD. UP· graded. 2 ml bck. nr 11chl1 " 1hop1. Ownr. $89.500. (MO 1809 Wltela11 br. mstr bdrm & hall. £S G "'LOH Fruit trees. Ille irregular GOOOI "" GLEN MAR lot. Call now to 1n1pel'l & OP£H HOUSE this lvly home. $82.~ Al 9341 Ct1ndle~ood 1 5 RfAl HIAll ~M91. 8 UNITS pm. Sal. & Sun. The hsl I 18 yn. old. Hui:C lot. 1s too Iona. includes OPEttSUN.1-5 t 004 I CoufftuffOR Elte~. home, 4 BR + "Gentlemen's Den·• Beaullrully appointed. Total A/C. \'acant & waiting. 909.1150 (.;.Wf1i9:11tlJtlf Room to build. Fixers. super pool, 4 br, atrium. · _ .. -··-W--5-ll ·~:!l>Agt . Plea!>e come & see. Real Estate · ----968-3371. N_e_w_Con-dos, 2 Br. 2' i Un. ~!.~•huu .!~!~ (r.._...:-wl"\"'Sl•, 'tlj :·m-1"m·1·a·1· ~u~.r~~~s& 1e:i~m;,~~11: • OC£AN VU HOME Real Estate spa. 675·1912 Broker S e c I u d e d h m -------1 i!i;l'i I 1111\!• .'\; l!' 11 •• i~:1'.1lllll'!i Rt> al 1-:st ale HANDYMAN'S DREAM HOME Jo'ant31>t1c opportunity for the handyman !ott'l'k· ing a lar.:e \OoOrk!>htlP al home. Bii; sepwr,1l1• bu1ldant1 m hal'k 11u1tubll· tor ml·chuntt". \Ooooll "'orker. l'lt•t·t111·11111. or ,.,., Better hurr} ! ('all t»5 0.103 w/panoram1c ocean 4 BR. frplc, very clean. view 3 BR. 2 BA. com $71,795 Approx 15505q ft. plet.ely remodel('d, extra Owner out or state. H1nq u4U· ':1~>•>0 An·111111t• l .1·.U;lull Prut Bld·1 large lot. $198.000. 960-4144. r===-...-"""l""~--~n llousc Sal1Sun 12·4 ---- 33932 Granada 4 BR $69 900 ILU~S CONDO • • Ol'l·an view condo ~ofull bathi.. lge llv1n~ featur(.'11 2 BR. 2 BA. den rm w l>m:k (pie, ~ountry "' "et bar & all electric k1tch lor family dining. kilt·hen. Communll} Lge rear yard fo~ kid~ & pool jt1t•uu1 clubhouse dogs Walk lo :.(huols & arc JU~l a few steps from golf cour::.e l1le pilllO $125,000 ' NOELJOllNSON riifl LINGO COLLINS & ASSOC. g&4.2425 SUPER 3 ~oom. 2 bath with 22x2<t' bonu11 room. Featunn& wt't·bar. new paint, and carpel!>, wallpJper thru·out. Lots of ~tras-hurry on lh1s one! Listed at only "'9.900. Agent. S46 5880 JOGTOIUCH REAL ESTATE 493-8814 i Sl•paralc homes 'in l e•cHWALK Oo"'nto"'n Hunt'e Bch. 5A just 12 block:; from the CJCK\N \ IEW UL' Pl.t;X J)\'I\ POINT. do>.<' lo \larma Ea unil ha:. 1!'>11 ''I tl I\ area. dbl dt•1·kmi;. :! 1•ar ~ar. 3 brm 111 l>u. rq.11. hll Ill!\, nu coru;tr. A:o.kini.: SI 70.000. ,\.:t l>c111,, !'>42 3952 Re:. 551) 81.Y77 A Good VocatlOft Home w1a view of Dana Point Harbor " hluc Par1hc As:;oc pool, J:ic. & sauna. 3 Dr. den. 21: Ba. 11pgr11dt:s lhruoul. } r!> old. No outi.1d rm11nt. Call for appl S:3J2 K.R. h'opertfes 4U-9lll TOWNHOUSE IK"t'an Corni.'r lot. lots or 3 hrm. Cum rm 2'; ha 2 f'°"Slb1hl1~ al $119,500 p,1l10b . 1·ourl~ rd l'lllr\, • :.'13l·5l!OOOl>t'n c\'enings d~l' to pool. jat·u111 IN"l l':llNA1'1UNAL l>auno. bt•h. Open hs\• 1u:At. t•:.'il'ATI': Sat Sun 194171 Sca"'111<l !'1!.'TWOKK Cr, II B $1U:?.5UO . --r--- !IOO 3278 $65,000 HACH HOME Small area of large l'XCl' homl'' JUM up from the ocean 2 Slor~, 4 Hdrm. 21 ~ha. formal din. fam1· ly. Expcn.'11\e and nc" 13 mo'!> 1 upi:radani: with finest rarpctlng, ccranul' t"c. drupc.•r1es, bnck \O.Ork. lund)upmg. fountain:.. exll'rior ll1ehl· 1ni;: SIOR,500 BK R . jJ6 !#311 H.B. PRIME C.:h(.-ck 1l oul. 3 Br. l t ~ ba. lluntml(lon He1H'h loca lion for only $115,000 I.ow down. low paymenti. Opc.-n house t.h1~ ~l-ekend. Call 540-3666 W'1elan -(Al fSIAtl PRICE SLASHED . . 2 Bdrm Uµ1'. A·l l'OOd Opl'n l 11_lil Soltl By PObS1bh the lo\Ooc!otl pr1c O\\ner. )5.000 l oder H.1.FOURPLEX U . p ml HIJRRY' market. J're11l11(1011i. 3 in ana o . bdrm "Ondo :l \en SIOJ 000 O"' ner Brk r ' • · ., · ' · · pn,·atc encl. patio'&. 1111 · IDEAL LOCATION 1044 On an open corner that 1ets off tbl1 deluxt' Stonewood in presh11ou1 Woodbridge Plaee. Many upara<tes. Irvine schools and acce111 to Wood· bndge Lake make lh11 a rem buY at sus.ooo. f1j WOODIRIDGE UALTY 551·3000 CHOICE HOMES OPEN TODAY 14061 Crystal Circle ,\ Greentree Urookfll'ld near 1''2 ncr(' park & walk to school & prio,;ute pool 14141 Yucca BeAut1ful College Park 4 bedroom hom~. Prufcss1onally dl.-coruted "' rul P.RIDF. Of FORE ST E OLSON ,.,,. ..... ~ ,,~' •51*~ JOirung 2 cnr itar. Xlnt fowstaln Valley I 03 beach area. May curry •••••••••••••••• •••••• 2nd TD Xlnt upgrudt!d ...... Aw«dHofM cond $76.500. 962·0224 All 2 BR. l U.\ u111li.. only 1 rn;. old. Lcx·ated ) blk 1ri1m lfunllMton Beach ~tilll Won t lust at only $160.000. Call for sho\\· 198-7155 OWNt:.RSlllP 44Goldenstor '~iil§i~~ii~ A Deerfield 3 bedroom ~ Park Home. Central air & CUlllOmi.1ed UMDER $60,000 Several homeb to rhoo'le from all loc 3 & .t lm. v. no dn or a:. low as ~ dn. Hurry for bei.l selection. Call now. a~t !>49·8062. 1"hhlldn9 TowRhotM7 One i;top i1hop111na befor(' you buy! Preview loro· lion. pictures. mop1 & brochute11 Al the Condo lntormaU n Center Tuuchslone Reall)' lJ63.0867 Dwuwly decoraled ! 4 B SALE IY OWNER 3 Ba. ,.·amity Rm. Sharp 3 Br. upgraded separate lndry rm. Thi· Condo. 2•~ yrs new. home hui. everything· 1 •~ea, 2 stry. Pvt lndry, i;e~ing ii; bellevinl(. pulio, gur+curporl. No 132,900 962·3462: common Willi. Comm 963· 11110. Brkr p 0 0 I . S 611 , 4 O O , N 0 IYI CATCHER! AGNTS 962·3521 . llillh cellineed 1p11ci0Ut•; VA-FHA $72 900 nt!lill dominates this ' I d tory ~ bdrm family lmmac. adult occup e • 4 ~ m~ highlao'hlcd b Br. 2 ba hm on quiet tree 0 • • 1• . lined street. Huge coun· THREE flrep aces. on try k1lt·hen w/coiy brick in ma:;ter bdrm! Giant frpl. Truly decorator rear yard, c~vered pat1 p~rrecl! J'rh:ed $3000 MISA. DlL MAR ·lop lucation · ll29.~I below other li1tin~1; In Cbarmlna 3 Br 2 Ba. new II IQ.uall l lhiio nc1aihborhood. ~lier cpts, fplc, prof Ind cp, • Plac• ~1inta ocllon, Opn ltae Redwood jac. many Sun l! 5 t~n Tryon !\l, 11traa.SB3.500.821Cor'l.e1. ~wlllia Wotm1n1ler. Call 7019 1_. ~.t.:2wt,.uucM Marn&nne. 616·7414 or • 6400863. Aat. SBedroom Larwm bullt-blc family SAVI $400 ly OWMr room. dining room. 3 t·ar r • plus man) up· P'IMkKl extras. On a qule cul·de·aaC, near 1hop· p1nsi. for more details, ettll MS-0303 S:Os:tEST E OLSON -......... . ~BR+ FAM RM'! k Maf'iiilt1 l1 t1nP. '- Wltelan -llll t~IATI POllTLIDO f''lmc1 ru1 ·house of flas11 flc>uded w1tti iunl aht. streamlined chef's kitchen. Architectural detalhni mcludc11 tJleep roor. hlgl} t•e1hng and open 1p•ccs. 3 Uedrms. 2 bath plus a writers not.rtal, Bkr. 536·'1311 WOODlllDGi throughoul.. 17HS GIU"'°" A Un\vel'lllty P rk Chan cellorwtSPA. 2 PRl'~'iCOTTS Lar1eu Woodbrld1e humet. 2'Qosq.rt.+3 car aar. 5 or 4 br+den. 3 Ba, 11lrlum1 air cond .. fully lndlc. highly upair. Mex• 1c·an P11ver1 tile. Lae lot. I 49$1 Ymcco Nr Park & lake. $188,000 A dea>lrable Syracuse & Sl06,000 . .Lse $1i28fmo. wn ~lariums, central Bkr/Ownr 552·4121 or olr &: on a comer lot. AS· \\kday18.'\5·3.'35 SUM ABLE LOAN 'G ..,._recn-.,..;t-.ree_C_,.a.,..,m-ib""'r...,td-1-e-• ..,...by 9 GoldNbvsh awner. 3 Br 2 Ba. 1t11dy. . cnlry kitch. lmmae. Deerfield 3 . bedroom Prine onl) Aft 8P t ~ome w1t1le entry &r , ' t.e!ul earth tone decor. 6'i? ~ ' t ON GREt::o.ie•;L'f + view su~r aharp Cardiff ln The Terrace. Z Br 2 Ba, poOI, )ac. 184.900 Ownr. Prine only. 8« .2932 DIUFfa.D ECECUTIV! amlAT .. Move in & enjoy this spacious 2550 sq.ft. home w1 low-maint. custom landscaping (waterfall. po_nds. fountain. redwood deck. specimen lrces & limed auto sprinklers). Delightful int~rior w /vaulted ceilings, Van Luit wallcoveri~gs & plush cpts. Huge master swte - fam. rm. w/fpl. & wet bar -formal dinin g + brkf st rm & gourmet kitchen. Adjoins greenbelt & park. NOW $141,950. OPEN 1·5 P.M. -17 fOXHILL <F-43) MOW rs THE TIML" to see thls smashing New Garden Home in Turtlerock Glen. 4BRs, fa m lly rm. 3 full bat hs; a ll enhanced by a choice location that enjoys lovely, but private outlook. Comm pool & lighted tennis. $148.500. OPIN 1-5 P.M. -37 cooL•e>o«. <F·44, TURnBOCIU "4·sale" ''i&·lease"! 2 Jg. BRs + conv. den ........ formal dining liv. rm w lfpl. & hlgh vaulted cei · gs - kitchen w eating area & built·ins - 2 patios -tow·maint -good ize lot _, "sparkling clean." $415/mo. orEH 12-4 P.M. 4171 PAS 0 DI VEGA. <F·45) PJ>.HOIAMIC OCIANVllW 3 Br home. Cu torn bulll ror pn>tJd ow9er. Oril.v the belt was lbcludcd. Italian tll in all 3 bathS A:kJlchen. Oak: cabinclry \hn.1-0Ut +. ekhed glau. Offered at Jl81,000 DOLPHIMl.L Cal4t44511 LAGUNA NIGUEi, -195 1720 Lingo . Rul&un tiillieMcCornock ~ally. Ire. I 000 Mo. c;r H,. 494.7551 LaiJuno. .. oth I 041 419-. hoch I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .\llC'll Hk: \l II IH f(,ff'l'S J llr ~ ll.1 , • 1111 of 1~.11cl 'lrt•"I l",rnt .. ~lll' \ lC~:. l!f'!llll'l'rl ~I:! I !15 0 lo ~1 1'1.tll)ll • 1.111nru r: rH: ~itv. -l'.11~ ... SQ -....__ IT~ t!lOT ON THE LEVEL r:-. f<'ACT IT'S Hll.T ON .. i. t.k."'\ l':Ls 1>~t.11led oll \llUQll t>xh·nor ur d11p ha<ml !ilfhng, Striking •''>"l1•m11nr.1r~ rll''>•~n. \tu:-.;n·u llY Tii i': \ ll T I S I It \ 0 I· !'l T t\ I "\ I·. l> 1; I. \ !"> S :->µ1.1~ 1111~ :J UVI! :\f flom pl.111 l•'.tltll'h llllfljU( II\' 1w. \\ FIHEl'L,H'l':. \\' 0 0 I> IJ h A ~I I·. lJ I . ('; 11. I N <• s w I s 0 fl' Sl :-.; flL.n;1u.1> TIJHt" 'Im; SKYt.IGllTS, Tht• tth 11•\ t:I Iii !lpacious llOOfoTCll' lll·;t:K \\ ITll \~ m·1-:nrowt:nrNv. OC~AN Vl'. 'fhll l'lJ'i(Ortl homt> "'"' dei...:ned & bill II\ ont•,u{ l.~(,il,j..~\S FISES f AtH'HI I 1-:Cl S l n~·s ts P •H 11n~ -'lllHUOl.;1', WITJt US!·: ~ CH' r, I.•' Z 1-: [) 'I 11. 1-: r'LOOR~. 1>0\IR OSK ~· J1F1-;1-·., R\'\' Wt> CN~I 11 :. ''" 1rrt'plan!ahlt• hu> "'' ,IQ .x. n;t; 131• PIJCED llGH'I' San Clomeiite'• fe>ftinoal value. "OlntaD'at" 4 Br. fam.UJ bOme on cu.1-de-Hc corner. hi&b above the city. can ror \Olli list ol OUblAndlnc features. Tranaferred. uk.ln1 only Sl.54.500. D~JlnfA HENRY REALTORS 2U Del Mar ,92-4121 OfllHHOUSI ..... , .•• ~. s:c. ~1-s QmrmUil 2 BJ\ bom~. Localed on quiet resld~o· tlal Mnlllit that leads to "T" Beac.llJ Aak· Ins s:zuoo. • . .. , \ . .... I" • r ,. di CAPTIVATED Hr. th Jll'k• rectuc· tion. Not • hOU&e, but a HOME. Cotltemporarlly oocora~~entral alr- Saulh Coast Plaza 1rea. Sacrifice at nt.sou. Hurry~ call: VERN JOHNSON RLTR. $40-4846 NIWPOAT HI'S DUPLIX Eatra Ill rp 2 BR Mnlts, both w/prvt pattoa. Owntr will b~p flllance. Jo' or • le or tr a de SUD.SOO. CAU.tH.OHO - l• I t••• I I •• I \I, .. , .. ~ ... • &.t• ..... 1111'• lit .... ,., •• , .... lllf ltel.:'111 .._a A.I I' IA II TWINS+ OHi 1 -3 BR, + 2 -2 BR with F/P's Const. start Feb. Sch. Gross 15,240 E .C.M. OUADIUPl.lrS Ready and waiting now 3 -2 BR F /P's + 1 -3 BR F./P all with cath cellinge &Ch. ross 19,800. E.C.M. 9WMTUPt..ln 5 -2 BR with F/P's const start Feb Sch gross 23,100 W.C.M. -SIXTIT Twn hse type const 5 -2 BR+ l -3 BR all with F/P's -cath. ceill.ng sch gross 29,100 E.C.M. Const. start Feb. A WHOLE MANY'. 10 or 20 units ea. Group of 10 has 5 -2 BR with F/P's ands -1 BR sch gross 40,200 bit grp comp Feb. 2nd Grp const start Feb. W.C.M . - ExqW.lte. cle1ant Green· 1 __ ......._.-,...~,...... ........ ..._...-. bl'Oolc home for leaae. 3 lldrm, 2 b&, famU.r room. rarden kitchen, many xtras. 546-2313 • Ol'f"I llt q •II SIUN TO 81 NICI' rt· ..... I! . -- ...................... l/niv Pk Ill, a Br 2V..r 81, -+-bonu1 rm, Odord, $525. 547 .1044, 83.'Ml21S RIMTALS 2 BR, 2 ba ...... , • • . $.'U$ JJIR. 2 Ba .••••.• $4151~ 3 BR, 21'2 1111 ••••. lot$0/4.95 •BR, 2'; ba .... $$001 48R,3Ba .•••••. $825m Herltaae Prk Twnhae 3Hr, 2. ba, "50 Mo. aak for JCen daya 551·07S7, PM'11840-7557 Oranae Tree, 2 81'., l)aw. ~Montb Aaent 64Ml33 !/!; Macn~b-lrvme NIWSUYllW 3 Br 2 Ba, pool, tenAJa. Jae, $845 yrJy,,67~·0562 associated U J.I ) " f R "'• S1 f A 1 ' J W ", 'JI ...., ff,,., . t '' , I I ~1 .. ::~ GARDENAPTS 2 BR, South of hwy, $33S Mo .. yearly Asent 644-7383 LIVE Ne•r The Beach! c ... .,Sol Beautiful Adult Apt& Gu~ Waler Pald. 21661Brookhunt, HB t62""53 BEAUTIFVL BRAND NEW FOUR·PLEX 3 Br 2'1t Ba, FPLC tt2$ 2 Br 21\ Ba. S3sO 2Br lBa, 132$ t Br 1Ba.$27S AU entl enaaes Call 96C).S260 Br, children welcome. no pets, 1lltrtlnf at $245 mo. 846-6907 baUltdor Inn tn Colla.. M a, z:.m ftarbor. Cea U'llll)' locljteef • .235 rooms MANY ~ltb kitchen. J>h9rMI " TV. S~lmmins pout. 11c:uui, 1. Mid rtt. room. D11lly • W«k1y r•lell 1tartl.n CNm ~ a \\t'ek • SERVICE OfficeRmtal 44000ffic•Rmal 4400........ • tcc•wh Ito a..t&.._. 5300P ....... Semctsl360tWpW..iM 1100HlfpW_... 71 NtfpW~ "'c1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()ppC*t.llty 5005 ............................................. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .................................................. ••••• , ••• t• ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• W~ wish to express our Lost Nurae'• iold pto, Haw to &et wbl& yau·•al· Apt Manas er, coupl_c l!VECUTIVE ROW Inc o c EA NF R o N T s tncer e tba nll a " CM. NB area, aeotimec· lywanlJ.Dlife.BefUdale O>eml·retlftd>for 6$ unit .Iii.A ' • ~t \RKt:T M l •Il l N t g r a titud e t o Uell lalvalue.6424'31 SeH·F.ateem Ceni..r adult complex ln Costa • •1,. • us ac e Broadway Mortuary ol ~l·ls:Mot '15l·im Meu. Salary '8'10. ft'OM. Prestigious office space In Newport :s.~a.o oo yr. Aaent Costa Mesa. eapedally FOUND: BU1 Malaft\ute Nopet.a.831·29$1 Bch Airport area. Tasteful reception lob-_:~ll-47511 Mr. Bob He1yes &: Mr. Hu"ky, btk/wht, male, Roy a tty Ll PltOa In e ASsYta $ by, telephone message service, con-1o·or saJr. Pa er fie Jlcatsni: Neil Abrams, to Moore vie Santa Aaa St. CM Service. Dail)'. Krly. ference rooms, kitchen, beverage, In-Shc<'l MNul Business Flowers in Costa Mesa, 642-4809 Weekly rates. Alao, Sm product aasernbly, to all of our friends for apectals to Las Veaaa or wil.l traln. 1240-K Lotan • outgoing mail service, dictating & copy J~-9745 "' M-:.!000 I.he beauuful nuwen and FOUND: Blk wjwhte San Fran. "Be A King nr Baker " FalntHr. snechlnes, travel con1ultant1, com-SBVICE IUSIMESS all who offe red aym. chelt puppy, rem. 19th• Foe A Day." Ltauey +In C.M. wr&.2494 P uterized typesetting. Complete pulhy "kindness, to the Pomona. CM. 548-1538; our new cuatom built b'·· CSI n eeds a pe rson wond•rful nepbe•"a who 646-4938 Lincoln town car Auero ~·_No exp nee. secretarial services available aa ~ dnve & amb1t1on for a .. ... ,. __ , 71 /523-ml Axelaon F&ahlD1 Tackle n~eded. From $290 per mo. St'rvice bu.111nei.s. auto " were bearers. thaw lo FOUND: 5 mo Germ.au IUDU\alDO• t · M.fa. 1'1351 Murphy Ave. comm. fields. Little com· al_l our nelghbou u"' Shep fem, blk/tan, Nr. SocWCfllbt 5400 1rv.m1._ • C~ 1714) 752· 7170 pet1Uon. earnr.nesreport· fnends &t w~ e.blpeci.aDry Col.Jeee Vld Sch.I. HB. ·-••H•H•••••••••••••---------• ed or Sl00.$150 per day, approc1a e • en · 8BIH68Z Auto Mechanic. Im· from day one. Complete John A. Undvall of the AUracllve bull1lUI mediate pos. Exp. In Rentab to Shere 4300 Offtce ltftlt&.a 4400 trn"g, sm. secured in-Plymouth Concrec~· FOUND: Male Poodle WomaDd, Uib m., unlncu~: fcreian cars. Must have ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• H~lment,&thl'bestonc tionalCburch of Newport m lx, mlnl, S i lver, b er~ us neat. "' awn tools. 5 day week. lk~p 1 invt~ d Jwr<.c>n to TOP EXEC SUITES pt•rson , lnw·overhead Beach ror his delivery o( Laauna Hill.a. 844·U.Sl creative, seekme warm, Top pay for rteht peraon. ... h.an•:.!hr l'rk :-¥"1>l apt hu:.rnes:s 1n town. In the tM!ouuful 1ervice for -respo ns ive, atable 141 E. 17th St. C.M. ;~~1-1 1•\.!l7!t2:,0011\.., PPrM>nali.crvicellforull tt•rt>Sted? Call Mr. Mon· t he be love d J o hn FOUND:Whudog,male, educatedman4'-60over 631·1122 t~pe~ 0 £ bus ine•.:H•s · lt·marano.<7H>7t8 SM.2 Louden. Sr., who pa"ed \lC Gothard/McFadden. S'a" Caucu lun only. C. --------- p h •> n e c: o v ~ r a i; t' • away on J anuar y 13 HD. 894-3183 Lodics, P.O. Box 903, Automotive :.t<<:rl·tar1al i.t•rvacc~ re llave time .imb1llon with 1978. Wilma P. Musey: 1o· d. l /1.8 blk /Wht LagUlla Beach, CA 92852 New Detail Shop needs t:eplionbt, much more lnvci.tmc~l later Would Brent and M!lters Mrs !!~ f. ~ d wg Vlc' Tra'lel 5450 hc:lp 1o:xccllenl lo<:atron neJr hkc lo )U&n or start small Fred Ham pt on . ., rs. SA ..... /CMem IU~ o..:... 0 • . ······-················ Top waces paid. Enalne BOOKIEEPIN.G CLERICAL ASSISY. I .• t tO..~MadfsilO,c tut ·--For-minl·computer (Burroughs ••L ... Series) opera~on. We prefAI: tb~\;JW~ have accounting machine ~ieJlcC. Job requires processing & oompJ,•tl~r input of daily sales slips, monthly merchandise payables and/or 60Me merchandise control. If you have 54ch experience or at least have gi>Od 10-key experience we have an·expert computer programmer/Instructor who will easily & thoroughly ttalit you. Enjoyable working cond.itiofl$ In finest quality retail clothing store in Fashion Island. Please send reswne to Ad #122, Daily Pilot. P. 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 !'rot male ~111 :! Ur 2 1.>a 1 untl11 CalXI f'al1">ad1·:. Fl·t'tt •ir ~11.111:ht rn<&lt· f'onl 1-1 1·, '11 Slti• l'l.t t?t'I So Cst Plata & Fr~ys. husiness. Lets build Ruby Motunger and ·'"""-Steamers, enc painters, Call 979-2161 today. l•>l!ether Send dl'toila lo Lorenc Louden Found K vt 17th • w 0 R L 0 c R v I s E • buffers & pollabcn up. ........ w~ 7100 ........ W..t........ 71 A• Fl•rn 1 mmal•· :i Br· u1>l. Box sns Ma nhattan · : eys, c. Sallboat, female crew hols te abampoOeU .. ....,. _._ .. _..,. -vv ~tr pcl. $lSO mo. c.t & ht.~ Rftltal 4450 Beach CA 90266 Lost & ~ 5100 Newport.Bl, C.M. members needed, depart check~ plck·U & ~ •••••••H••••• .. •••M•• •••••••••••••••••-•••• S58 t:Jn . O..n.pkng, ask ••••••••••••••••··~···• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-iusa Feb l.st.496-2011 hvery.Appiyat P fo,,6,.t'ryl6753227 4DB.UXEOFC S ln•HhMnf Lost Blk w/1omo brn FOUND· Yorkle male 2059Karbor8l CM Banld.Qg ~dm'i. • Offlu Refttal -4400 Conf. rm., seal 25, all Oppoetmlty 5015 male Germ Shep. Very vlclnlty Buena Park 11 .. 2:*' ~ 645-1030 ' OpenmSI lorf¥pef'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• paneled. !Im. whsc 1n re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lri, Riverside Co. Uc •ea. 531-1116 ~.. ..... Wo bave lmrne diate 8orldc:rs , , OFACES,ACE Prof BwJdin1H Sly 113 8 Room s~nte:. 'A'J l.rg. Parking Lot. J9 W. Yeats Co. 1714)499-2237 ar. tor 2} r. lea.lie. l.ake DOWNTOWN Nds medication. Call ••••• .... •••••••••••••• openinp In our San Juan ~cellentpa,y F orest urea. K e n t 1 *GUM i••cH 494·3227 o r 97•·1300 FOUND: Sm. male, blond ,,.W..ted, 7071 AUTO SALES Capiatrano offire for "lriniebetaafit.s. llurkms. """' A 5"" anytime dog. 18th Ir Pomona, ....................... Experienced preferred thaeposittoos: IALIOA YACHT5 it45111 9393 ~.,AcreC·2 "R·3inma· C.M. Masonic Man-seml· but. not euenllal. 2972CenturyPl CDl jor tram c junction. A~: Flute & cue, nr 831-3647 retired needs aup· saleapersonloaelln~lr TELLER 556-3720,E.0 1E. APP"'"· '400 sq. rt. C·2. !lolad 1000 sq. ft. com· Chinese restauranl. on plemeolal employment uaed for Mazda/l\enaul.l ~~~~~~~~~ S~;, ~~ :yl~'Ji.\~O:t· nwrcinl bldg w •a 2 BR Balboa Isl. S20 reward. 1:.;'~P~a~~h . p~::\~1~: Real~ ln C.M. Call Ray: dealership. Call Sa lea Duties mclocle worklnl r: ---------1 pcnlhou!>e. ample park· 67~297S R d 549 8671 6'2-22$2 Mgr. Good fringe w\th new account.a and .... Ywdl,...._ HEW SHOPPING inic. 1 Blk to main beacb. L 0 ST : B I k G e c • 67i~~ . . or berletits. central teller work, aun Ci paJnt botloms. Ideal ror Savl nllgs & Shep/Lab, sinl, 2""1 yra, '4S.S700 Musthaveatleull year lllisc.duUes.SU-OIOl. Loan,lre.restaurant,re· fe m. Vic. NB, l /ll. ,,...,.. 5350 experience. t.a.11 or prof~slonal c:om· Mll-1l1'70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Al11'0SALES Hook k eep e r , po exp neect.d. P /tfmc. Wm ----'----• plex. $875,000. s.ct Mo Sdett ' Lost: Tabby cat. w Jnea baa Immediate 09Cftln1 cOUar Monarch Summit I« 2 aureesive YoUPI ·~ t area. AcdDg • Bkllpn1 sale41men (over21); wW.. utf e1U8 er '9M81S 11MltOtlAAY inf to learn the car bulf. ~ S E FOUND· Sm German Rqlstef Today lo work nes1. Bonus plan, ~aid REALE TAT Shep •f~male. blk w/Jt onvarlouaaccounUna4' vacaUont, profit a ar· b r ... 0 • v 1 c Ed . book.. 1~ l big.JotntheSelectSet ... •••P nc us lb· Contact UJ at •-----------lna er/Brookhurst 5C7·25G3 meats. Work clou to 772-'IOO 554·7681 your home. Flsurc l221N.KarboC'B1Yd. •MICHEUJ:'S* Clerics to Sr. Accoun· OutcaUMuaage tani. needed &bruout hall• lOAM·ZAM 731~ Oranp~Na.lf!Jt SpitlW...... Accouatemps lSlSSo. El C.mtno Real 5008. tin. BM SOl San Clemen~ Full1 lfc:. No.1'>1fet', UnU. Bank Forappt.;$1298 lnTbeCltyofOran,. --------1 RKUXING 14ASSAGE .BobJa.mes.lJc lilaateUt OutcaU 9-9, 4Sf•$111 MASSAGE RGURIMOD S ESCORTS OUTCM.L ONLY 611·111 I 114~103 ·1voN IMYESTOI CUii train. Ovn 30. For •Pllt H05TISS 548·7l67, Th• Chart Hoy.te Restaurant. 'Ibo individual we seek rn~"\ have aome aafety IOOtnl!IPB depoait box background, COMMISSIOMS enjoy cualon\elr contact, Npt Doh lovHt ·1''J.rm. and be able to l)'J)e ap. P'/tharge comma'• bk.· proxl.mately 40wpm. 1tp·r. R~ exp ln..Ptl brd .. sys, knowledge ln read-PJeue apply in person; inK computer reJ!.Ort•. 640-0121. ' HOMEFIOBAL SAYINGS&LOAH Bookkeeper. ruWVmt. S2038CaminoCapl1trano bk/rec. 8,,USt.omec ~P.~ Sao.JuuCaplltraoo ~~ ':!iaifi~ ~,lob CA. 92675 I.ti. Ca.II Bruce bet JQAM,; An Equal Opportunity 5PM 6'4 ·8860 EmpJ01erM/F .. 7IOOMlllpW...te4 CJ;EAMING LAoy.Dtintol A:.alatant · Eq>er'd. every Fri 9.5, ~baar~ide, Orthodontic:. bcb area. own tJ'anap, ref Exper d. H.B. 8'2·7707. ne«ssar1413-5"6 . DENTAL 01''FTCE. 11~ka MllCllWst Trol"" Pn!ler t0me 11hop exper ror amall manuf. firm In Irvine. C•ll Riloy for appt.~ MAIDS F.ull & • 1thne. ,,_._ Temporary poutlona. CETA funded through Sept 1978. Reaular benelita. Mu11t meet CET A residence aod low income requirements. USIAllCH ASSISTANT $1,038 per mc>nth (15 da)'I unemployed> 2 year. Social Science re· 1eurch expeiien~ in pro· gram evaluation and familiarity with SPSS. aESlllCH ASSISTANT $1,008 per month ( l5 days unemployed> 2 years experience In program monitorlnc and public a1ency ex-i--~_.._......_ ...... _~-..'W't" pogute/llalaon activity. STAffAIDIU SG91>permonth (15 weeks unem.ployed l i_.__ _ _.........,,,..__ • ·SAMDWICM SH°' Girls, 11r. Oran&• Co. UCl'1)0l't. Mon·Frt. 1oam. • Call $51-0.70 for ~pt. SECUTAIY .Small &Ha Firm an xtra money. DOM'TMISS THISSALEI Newport Sch nceclt ex-1hort tusn usianments. per olc alrl. po110on In· Holiday & vac pay. ~Id!. telephone. typln& le Hos 1 p1tallution plan ... bkpni. 548-9818 t ' -------~~~~~~· ~~~~~~~-sacan Al Y Lecali2tolyn leaal ex· per. nteJll1en~ & In· IUatlve Teq. Nwpt Center 1 .. w firm. XJnt benellta. Call personnel 644-20'71 SICllTAIY For Conatrucllon Co. Near Brookburat ~ Adams. n.e. can btwn tAM ft 5PM, tC.-a3 VOLT ''"""''"' 11 ..... , .. '. Female Burmes e . 1p11yed, declawed. aftec· tlonate. cal lo\·er. no pets.~3 • Habblt1 to aoocl home w1caae1 & access 1081 IOU Steinway Upright piano beauut ul tonf'. bt:nch. ~11).). IM7-7017 'Hea~of~o~ MS VAUNTINl'S DAY tend your love a greeting aJI the WOr1d can aha ~ • Oalty Piiot Heart of Love. It's easy. c;ompose your pereon1llzed greeting and we'll set your message In tW>e IO fit the boriSer of your chok:e or YoUr hendwritten thOught• mey IC)pear In the bOfder YoU select. •YOU WISH TO CllA11 your own deoOf'ated greeting, use a black pen.• (~ ~ dnlW your deetgn to ftt one of the dOtted 1• Une "hearti" shown j. IOw. our famous DIMli-A-LINES ELECfROLUX vucuum ART 111ppllu: Soble c:leaner Sll. J111ntn11 b1 uthe• ll•SlO eacb. DIME-A 1 INES bo1rd $3. 11re ch11q1, tilendln1 bruihH 13.SV 1. new,14. Bumper Jack $2. each. Twiagy Sl.SO.SUO Three tlrn. G71·14 52 each. Cuvu U·U. each.~ Oellhie & Grumbacher GOOD vinyl rttllnl•r S19 linut p1inl 1 60c·H. Good set of 1960 Colllen Grumtlne turpentine encvct......tJna .. c. Lura• Sl.15 pt'r pint. SUlcoll , _.... __, cleaning tank• Sl.05 • electric broiler Sl5. Two eacb. R~·n·1:el Sl.65 per 13" Dart Valiant rims SO tube. f~rma11el Sl.50. .,ach. 2·xe· foldln11 J>ermolba white S2.2S • wallpaper table n . Ge1to s1.6Sd . Traclna M•tf'fl••r• •lolet1•t G·7hl5 1ood lire on paper 19"x2''' 12.•0. Chevy rim with pickup d tlltw ~· ••r b II D , Japan ryer 70C uch. ._ i. ~-of St-"• hu cap SI · lllGO art• RETouch varnish 7Sc ... __ .. heuter and clutch. com· Llndi1ey oil 60c. Palet frHelllt• la.,.d • ~Le or part• IZ·ll5. knives $1 S2 ea~b. Fold· foe .. MM_., lie.He __ ·_39_1_11 ______ 1 Inf cha1n1 S6 each. TV UJ 'dlw. One lS" 1alv11nlztd clut U.OO. Teleacop1n11 "wordrlah outr111er $3.9S. New talnlMs atl'<'I trays Sl each. Frames SS·$2S. GE CoNce cor· ner S:?O. Flouresc:ent UPRIGIIT vacuum 120 liJthl bulbs S2 each. UHF converter 515. LADJEShpeed hik~· RS R<~l.J, uv.uy bed (45" Jlo\··11 20" Luke s:!O <'ur v.:1~e '4 size) hke !1ew A:\irndinS.~.'J'tn•C'hamr. si.,. cub onl}. Slat 8 ooicll"·7 1ox15 '5. Hout benrh cocrec table Sli l ra 1 ler wench s10.,_s-_1_0_.s_1so _____ _ Garaae :11ir1nlf 12. Goir M. P'M headhne rod lo cart SlO. C.11\ atory :;i11k11 S20. 5-t!f.JSM for pullman SI. Jndu --------- file SS Tow1•I har~ $2 fWO l\\IO ~ds $25 each. each. 2 AMP' slnl(lt Dosselt!ldrawerdre11ser water skis S4 e11ch. v.1th formirn top 125. 515-7215 Rusell comer desk SIS. NICELY f1m,hf'rl &h•rco cabinet. lar11e hit up top ~pace ror stereo, 2 dou· ble hullt In :spt•ukcr!I. 5-1 inche~ Jong ·18 lnchl·~ cll'ep 31 lnl'hl'!'i hlRh $20 Wood framed mirror $20. Six twin bedspreadii S2 & $3. each. Hollaway ---------I lr.1me $15. Wrought Iron U"xl8" aluminum patio Drasi; Lawn rnower is. Han1lq Coca Coli 111op 11. 1-'l•h pol ea l t·U5. Blrdboute tl.50 Hub e1p• fOf' Chevy truck S2. 81ck paclc at. Tl\•o ltnla 110 each. Ic:e box tor umper tlZ, StalnlH• •loel water tankl '3·Sl.6. 14" tlre118 each. B.B.'• $5 .• Pool be1ter $2.S. G' aluminum •wnlna 110 . Encloeecl car top carrter SlO. Tire chain• SS. Camper alnkl $5 each. Motor home root vent S10. Goll clubt $2.S. Bar· rel chair m. Patio IW· Ina SU. Wood doon 12·$5. Various alu win· dow acreens a1 Heh. Cupboard with 2 burnt I !Kans~ '1~1614 lARLY81RD $600.000 Inventory redurUon SAVE UP TO $9 000 Pea,,on 6i. 365, 424 ?Uwport Z'T'a •T1yana 37 Champa1ne loo! T......._ UtUity t 110 Lido VI& ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bike trlr. xlnt cood. $250. 9070 714-777' kinda, t 110 *THE CAI PLAClit 2100 H..t.or, CM Ul-2'20 TRUCkSALI ........ u ...... . ................ .., lt774 .. SJW. S]699 NIW 1'77 • ... ft"* M P/Np. ................. ........ 54102. - BILL MAX EY TOYOTA ........ , ........ ,.\ H\.l••l• ... 1..I( ...... • BARWIC.-: OAl\UN ' .. '' Id: I J 7~ 49).lJH j • W IUY USl:OCAISI W•f r th Ol'\I. Chevrolet f~ulct hip In the Jrvinl• Autg Center. We netd }OUI UflCd< .. r! • JOE MACPMERSOM CHIYROLIT :!l ,\uloCenter Dr1\e JRVINE 768-7222 1978BMW•s HERE NOW! 'COMrLIT IODYSHO, HOvtOf'EH UCEWMT SELECTIOM OF IMWHSALES Wl' m.1y ha•e your n<•:ott l·ar in our an nm tor>·. <.:all 19732002 4 ~perd wilh •unroor. (~). 19131AVAat4 Automatic, air cond. & i;unrool. 1003NBZ•. 19733.0CS 4 speed with 1unroof. C261MCG). 1974 2002 4 speed, nlr cond. ~ stereo cassette. 1763llCCJ 1974 ~050 Aul0mat1c. air cond. at !>UMOO(. ( Kl••') 1974 3.oc .. ---- COSTA MESA DATSUN 21145.HARQOR l~VO, 540-6410141).0Z I J I )If I C hi?'; -- NEWPOR T DAT SUN Alltas, lmperted us toda}' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 I ·2040 495.4949 Automut1c, sunr~f & l~ath~r 1nter1or. ( "881..1\'T). now go nr on-hurry: 88800\'Jo;S'TRt-;ET <Near MacArthur Bh d. ~ Jambol"t'O Road ) NEWPORT BEACH 133-tJOO Gtoeral 970 I ------- ••• ••••• ••••. •• •••••• •• WANTED TO IUY 1976 5301a 1i9 unbeum \!pant· <iT Quality u ed BMW:. xlnt rood. l'l<'an $1 2:.0, ROY CAAVH IMW 4 ~pee<l with sunroof. 1ERl~ D > 2 to chOOl>e from r.r· bl.t orr,s.45 ;:ooo 1~0 Jamboree Road .\'fo:WPORT BEA<.:H 1976 2002 AlfaRCMMO 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * ALFA IOMIEO * ·7s Sp1den. ltrl' hc·n·' ,\ (l.'w 77s l<'rt at lattoq; rcdurcd prirci. IEACH IMPORTS M8 DOVE STIU:i':T (~ear !\ta1·.·\rlhur Blvd & .J.amhort·c• Hoatl l '.\: EWl'Olt I II l~A(.;11 752-0900 ·G7 ,\Ira 1'.ururwan Cil \' 1750 l'I . Weller:., n r~ tlcan mu,1 sdl S26!J~. C)ffrr b ';J II:!:! ·-9707 ••..................••. 1975 AUDI FOX /111 • •m11l11 ,ur 1 ond1l1on- 1n1;. ,unrnof lo~ m1h•s &. 111 1mmu1 ulJte r11n d1 I u m 3:!11 'i I' i' MAKE OFFER . MISSION VllJO IMPOIUS .................... ,.,., ..... _ ...... _, 831.I 748 49S·l 104 'i;! .\wh 1001.'\, rblt t'n&. nt·l«I-. JlJllll ~H1UO oh tii:J :.? 13.1 Autos, Mew 640-6444 CREVIER & I $T 6 HOAOWAY UMlA AMA 835·3171 THI UlllMATl OAIYINO MACHIN! •USED BMW's• '7:! 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Lo ·1 bl & \:\I fo''.\t tape aar ~ti ~ " mi CJ, uc. rudl. 551100 ;ll oCf~r. ,\~I/FM 8 tratk, air, 4 !16.1·18G6 spd, $t2001ofr. 546-84$3 or --.--~3922 ~~~~~~~~- S. i I c:~ Serv1tt!· Lea'>ing Capri 971 S • 7 3 Data u n p 1 ck u Roy Carver.Inc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• am/fm, m•ai;, ma~i Rolb ftoyce B'.\l WI l 972 CAPRI cond. 4 111pd. Or11 owner IS40 J amboree \'6. automatu . ., AM/FM $2100 983-4724 "\l'\\Port B«.>uc:h &10·64.t.i radio &only 34,000 miles , 8 · -(971ESDl 75 ·210 hlcbk, lo mi. 1:.?ll:\IW20o2Hpd. l SADDLEIACK .Ut/fo'M rudao. ·oraa. clt•an.ufterllpm, V"'''EYIMPORTS O\l.ncr. S26!lS offer. 1·.111 552·5190 -1175.4424 Autos, Hew tlOO 831 •2040 495•4949 '67 St>tlun 2367 New1>ort ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Capri 2800 V 6 auto. lo Blvd Sunny Ar re11 Motel rru. AM , fo'M lltl'l'CO. xlnl 113-1 Anytime tt~S 00 cond Best olfcr t:vc~556·30'J8 ·74 Capn VG. I ~pd. 55,000 ml. .\M/FM cauette, new rndrnl<.. gd cond $3.100/ Bst ofr. 493-465 l ----·n Capra, A'tf/l"i\I con· ~Oii.'. Sl550. fi18•8l01 E\e!oo , 752-i855 ut 5ti da):. * DRIVIA * * LlnlE ... * SAVE4L:OT SHOP&COMPAHE BARWICK DATSUN ~.111 111,111 I ',tl•I l r.11"' 8J1-IJ 7S 493.3 37'> Bill MAXEY TOYOTA t it• '"""'I •'1 If' I\\\ U1,H' IM I,. fl H •• 6 tt IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CLOslD IUleA YI -• .. ·; · 1000 . "' .......... \11 ,., .. I JIU IJ' 1976 FIAT XI /9 With stereo cas&ctte & only 19,000 milt•:.. C887PFI>. SADDUIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 131-2040 49$.4949 MISSION VIE JO IM,,ORrS •-.. ••. 'r •·-~ 11•0· ..... ~-.. """"··· 831·1748 495-1704 1975FIAT S..tllle c!!:J4-w1111 4 cy1., 4 tlld. ""'°· heeler Willi -..... 4'.000 -:ri~).1111 ... -g9llOI\, $1549 GlJSTAFSON 'LIMCOW MEICUIY 16'00 ho<h toUC .... ood • . """'.,. ..... '"""· 142 .... 44 7f X19 Fiat, xl.Dt cond. AM /FM tape deck, mags, lu&i rack, bra, 545-3718 n 11 I •, !' ~ r y • • • T ,\ • MISSION VII JO IMPOllTS ... .. ' ..... . '-' . -.. - 8JI 1/48 49S 1704 Ml) SION "110 IMPOllf \ . . 811 '748 49~ 1104 MISSION VlfJO IMPOl!I) .. ' ..... 1• IOI ' ' • .. '• Ill 17411 49S 1104 MISSION Vlf 10 •MPOIHS . . . . -. .. .. 8Jll748 49~1104 IEFORIYOU S YOUI TOYOTA. SEE US! MAll9UIS TOYOTA HSSION VJEJO Hl·UIO 495-1210 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA ............ ,.~ .. , .... ·. H"Hfi .. C..f()u U A( H COSTA MESA DATSUN 21UHARBOR BLVD. 540.6410 540.021 l 1975VW COMVBTllLE With orange exterior & low miles. Very clean! (670SWV), Hwry °" ,,... 0... lltt.iV.ATIS Nabers Cadillac e "1s Camaro. 500 mi. biue USED CAR w/white int, new owner CLEAR.AMC E must •ell. $6,100. 675·3850 VW•PORSCHI 1973 Regal. All pwr. AM· S J .... c:f: t FM. 49,000 ml. $2500/bst an 4.•0 a s rane> ofr Call Bob &42·5010 ll7 ... IOO 3·4511 -·------• GS LaSabre, 2 D, mlnt Int. '75fuel 11\J. VW, 26M, pert $895 or bst ofr. PP. cond., Ht. JUQO. 642·6"1 ~81112 SALE • ·~~·=~·has ever)' op· • 9M·2357 ~~soss -•--------~1 --------1Codilf• tf I I Jlebullt 6 volt ene .• lSOOcc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1000 mi, ulso van trani. 962-7351 ·oo V W. 1•ornbi~ ,\ 1 shape w/nu ltlOO eng Nu tram. 645-8084 D1t \ ad ----'7.i VW 412, xl11t conrl Randy Osborne. 979·~422 days, 5-16·8872 e\es. •Al.UH* CADILl.iAC RESALES I '7a ELDORADO llilll'T%'• (2) To Choose From Both are Cully "load~·· '64 'lfW Vnn, guarantee Miles as low as 600 11Ull on new reblt eng. (177903). 11200. 411-1-2793 HUGI SAV1ti4G$ ·10 Beetle. New paint, trans, tires. Xlnt eond. I '77 FUITWOOI> $1500. e'·es 675·3063 UOUGHAMS -~~~ ~--~1 VW Bug '71 rebuilt eng. <3> ToChoote From N 1 t '"~ bod ... u. All !lllly equipped wllh u 1111 n · "" Y _,,.,. miles aa low at 10,000. 1977 CADILLAC B. DOI.ADO CPL ONLY 11,587 miles. Leather Interior , tape, cruise control & loaded with extraa. <814RXH>. $9788 • Call ~-"14 <!RlTI.Pl. '70 vw Camper Van Xlnt Priced te WI I '77 CADILLAC rend. Loaded. Muat sell. DI VIUIS SZ300 Call 41M· 7600. 1977 SIVILLI Coupes & Sedans Wrel'ked VW Van w/eng Full power, air cond., AN(7ElX'1~£~ootLEe Frum & trons !200. Kawasaki stereo tape, cruise, sen· ' iuur : 3$0 $250/flrm. 642·53lS tlnal , dimmer, wire Leather, Cabriolet top, l-~~----~ .... - bef 7P!\l wheel covers, ll&hted en· cr1,1lse control, stereo » ---------1 try 1ystem & vanity mlr· with di&llal readout, etc. • •11 Chempa1ne edltlon ror & only 8300 mllea. !a18RXH>. Priced as low * convert. xtras. Limited Dark blue w/matchtna u 1 • production. Wlllte/Whjle top le leather lnttrlor. $9188 * Beat oerer 61~ Before (480170). • * &P.M. ,. ••69 vw I' AST BACK 1977 SIVILU 1916 CADILLAC * Auto. sa:50 or orr. l'ull power. air eond ., DI VIL"LH it tl ttereo tape, cruise, Coui>et4'Sedana • ___ c_a_t'lt-_2688 ____ • twill&ht sentinel, auto. (8)ToehooeeFrom '6$ tUG. Cle•. dimmer, lighted entry AN EXAMPLE: SiOO/ofr. 4&4·2l32 1y1te.m & vanity mlrror. Leather, tilt. stereo, O I\ I y 6 7 o o m 11 es . Cabriolet top, 60/40 seat, For tale, trade or bst otf. t Ire m Is t are en (rulse cont rot, etc. 64$.&ttli, $40.1457. Ask for w I m a tc h l n g top &c (82SNRO>. Priced as low Flo)'d. leather interior. (474559>. as '6S VW Camper. reblt eng 1977 SIVILLE &c trans. new brks. aood ••MOOMROOll" _con_d_S_l27_5_. 6_1_3·_79_1_1 _ _. Full power• air cond., '72 VAN. Westphalia stereo casselte, crulle. Cam~r conversion. air. pwr. recliner, lighted en· radio/tape, xlnl cond. ti')' system, wire wheel Ma-7057 cover• le only 10,000 ---------• mites. Powder blue '71 VW Bl.I$. Very &ood .w/matchlng top & In· condition. Well main· terlor. (270TLP ). talned $2000. 548-6792 l '77 SI VILLE •57 OAJA BUG reblt eng. Flill power, foetorv air Xlnt bod)' SlOOO or orrer. 1 84f.S72l cond., cruise, pwr. ---------1 recliners, stereo . tape, '70 \'.W. Bua. Very Clean. sentlnaJ, dimmer entry Nil patnt. cllJ('h brakes syatem, Rolls 1rille, etc.S'l.100/orfr.833·01.is i.hadow paint, mag --wheels & only 14,0oo '67 Blija. nee eni .• ntw mllee. l927RFD >. paint,· mags " Urea. Of· Cer. M2·0528 1977 "MOOMIOOF" '70 V'W, Hpd. new paint. COUPI DI VILLI lint cohd, UK, $1400/oft. Full power, air cond., _552_~_21 _______ 1 •tereo ta~. crulte, stn· t nal, lighted vanity, e>pera lamps. ~lit pwr, aeots, wlre whHI covers a only 12.000 mlles. $liver w/matehlnt top & redlealber. (1879311. $6988 • • 1975 CADILLAC coun 01 VILLI Pull power, air cQnd. 4' "loaded"! <920NCW>. $5788 7S Monza 2+2 Hlchbk, l ownr. lo ml, AM /FM. SZ"TSO/bst. 5S2·420l • RMtO L'fD LHftd •ita I DYi, 1•10 l•ellt, AM/l'M ~ "'4<f -··-cnM .. ~,' ""·--~ w P~ow .._..._IO ... .a... (~IEI 5 1246 • 1973 OlDS TOIOMADO L--y·~'- 11«1wt1 ""''"' I ....... AM/FM attnoo. -.,._ ''"""'°""''"'"""""·~ toci.r __ _..,. WCOl!f(~ 5 1868 GUSTAFSON 'UNCOLN ME*CU•V 1..00 ... cit levlt<1o•ll . IW<!••"9'°" .. oth. •oo · Valiant, runa art.nt, mun otter: 76MSt9 'fi6 8 cyt, «!l', PJS, R/11. Nu rad. tires, motor ottrhoulcd, nu batter~ • Groat tr&S\~. S52d, &'6-0023 '74 Du<;lA:r. immac . :1'1~ ml, 18-20 MPG. l ow111 . $2790 Must sell. 7M-6.<ll\l eves or wkncts. Pontloc: '"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Cotalln.1. xlnt <·ond A PS. PD. a11· coif , • Sl2001 lJest orr. 830·1779 for.d ···wants to ·be your car eompftny and ' we w~t to .he your car deal~r •••• . . . WHY •OI GEi . NOW ·50/ OVER THE IESI OF BOIR! -REDUCED /0FACTORY TO . INVOICE _NEW .1978 MUSTANG 11 2 DOOR HARDTOP , 4-spoed manual transm1111on, bucket se1ts, c1rpotlng tachometor. amp & temp. gauges. wheel covers 2 3 htr111·4 engine. pin 1tr1pes, wsw bias tires, IMMEDtA TE DELIVERY O.._. power rack and p1n1on steering, power front disc riil brakes. front and rear bumper guerds, AM radle. ....EW 1978 l'T•TOPSI" tinted glass-complete Ser lf8R02Y103070 Stk. #58 n • · :r.;~ ~~~ CUSTOM CORNER ~ ..EXAMPLE Roanis 01scOuHT. · NEW '78 HOLIDAY WHEELS CUST. CONVERSION , tires. rack and ladder. drapes, bkt. seats. auto. WINl10W Cust. paint. carpet, Vista bay window. mags and s200 I OFF trans. tint glass. pwr. steer .. etc. (Stk T476) (Ser #AG5446) (Wind. Stkr. $11,378.20) STKR. ~ '68 CHEVROLET 1Ripa1o 2 Dr. Hwdtop V·I, Automatic Trans , Power Steering, Ttnted Glm, Wire Wh .. I Cov1r1, Radio, Heater. A greet buy for great transportation! Lie. fWSE270 SU<. t3140A LEASE DIRECT . AND SAVE WE LEASI! .ALL MAKE CARS ANO TRUCKS COMPARE OUR COMP!TITIVE RATES! 4x4 lr0eco e cvl.t 3 ~. • Wheel csrtv , RemoYabl Hard op, loctllng Front Hubl. On and Oft Road Tll'lll. WhMI Covert, Alldlo, Heat.. Lie. f 833REO St!c. f803CT -175 FORD ftinto R&Mbout 177 PONTIAC '72FIAT124 '4 eyl., Automatic Trant., Tinted Gia., Radio, Wheel Covert, White Wall Tlrea,. Heater, Low Miies. Lie, t148LW1 Stl<. tP3048 s2399 '77 DODGE ...,...w . - ¥·8, auto. tra11a., power atearing, radio,., heater, whitewall ttr11, wheal covers, luggage rack, deluxe trim. Le• than 7,000 mll t (869SXO).. s4199 T,_ ~M Fhblr'd ' V-8, Automatic Trana., Power Steering. Power 01.c Brak•. Featory~lr Cond., Tiit Steerlnw.Y.Mel· Power WlndqM. AM/FM Stereo io, Rall WhMlt, Wide White Lettered ,,.., Leu ,llan 17,000 Mn ... Lio ·~·Ri"i399 . Coriette '-°' . V·I, Automatic TranLOwer St "ff•" Powtr Olsc Br •· Power WlndoWt. T t. Telescopic S no WhMI, AM_.M Aadlo, Factory Air cond., A dlal Tlraa. Lie, • t149RUV 811<. fU>3227 s9399 '73 MAZDA • ax-2 co.p .. tpeed, AM/FM R11dlo, Tinted Glas•. Heater. R llye Wh ta, Low Mii s. Uc flil5~KXU StJ( 16198 ' 51399 Spider Convertlcle .. cyl., 5 SPHd, AM/FM stereo . cassette, hardtop & softtop, rallv• wheels, redial tires, low mll • Lfc #050217 St.# P3218. . s3199 6 .'(YI., auto. trans., pow r eerlno. radio, heater. Hord to find modell Lie. • #AB3mst. it'66~AT. s3799 • 8 eyf, Autorlwtlc Trana., Pow. S'teertpg, Tinted Gina, Whit wall :rrree, Wh"I Covers. Radio. He ter. A nice Clt1 Lie. 1828KLT Stk. 12039 s2299 s3591 s1999.