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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-11-24 - Orange Coast Pilot• ee • ............ 1ege_ _.tore --------. ------· - E'l'· Theater 1'f anager,. Beaten and Robbed ·-'---_, .· II II • • • • Jones Used Sexas Manipulation? -. Prime Hits 4-yearHigh NEW YORK <AP > ·- Citibank. the nation 's second-largest bank, raised its prime lending rate today by 11!1 per - centage point to 11 'h per- cent. That ls the highest point in four yea rs ror the in- terest banks charge best corporate customers. Citibank, the nation's second-largest bank and the traditional leader in prime-rate moves, kicked off the latest round or in- c reases. It was followed by Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., Bank of New York, Bankers Trust Co., Continental Illinois Na- tional Bank and others. Seven Escape 'After Siege At IA Market LOS ANGELES CAP > - ~ Employees at a large southwest l Los Angeles s upermarket were I Uken bolta,ge by three or four armed .robbers for a short time before iitaping, police said. The gunmen were still trapped inside the store three hours later as police surrounded the build- ing. A SWAT team and a police helicopte r were also at the scene. Sgt. Jack Hensley or the southwest police division said a supermarket employee arrived at work at about 6 a.m. to find seven co-workers being held at gunpoint at Boy's supermarket on Santa.Barbara Avenue. The employee slipped around the corner and called police who quic kly surrounded the s upermarket.:. trapping the 1r gunmen inside, Hensley said. When police arrived, the i gunmen attempted to make a • getaway, and in the confu..ion ' the seven employees were able ' to escape from the store to safe· ty, police said. ~ Police said no shots had been .. fired. Orange County Coroner's Of. lice investigators said today Betty Alice Rector, 48, of Fortuna, drowned Tue1day while dig1ng for clams with her husband and friends on Hunt- ington City Beach. The bod)' of tbe Northern Callfornla woman waa re· covered Wednada)' oa SUDMt Beach near 4tb Street. lln. Rec- tor and ber hulbud Carl were vitl\hll lier brotller·ID·law, I ~ . * * * Guyana Tally: 775-plus GEORGETOWN~ Guyana tAP) -Searchers have found at least 775 bodies at the scene of the Jonestown mass s ukide· murder, almost twice as many as previously counted, the U.S. Embassy reported today. It said many ol lhe newly dis- covered bodies were those of children huddled beneath their parents' corpses. For days investigators had been unable to determine the whereabouts or hundreds of camp residents who apparently were missing. It was believed ACCUSED KILLER FEARS ASSASSINATION-A4 SUICIDE DRILLS TOLD BY DEFECTOR-AS many may have fled the death ritual, hiding in the jungle. The grisly discoveries gave the answer. Embassy s pokeswoman Patricia M~aid that as of 1 p.m. local time 485 bodies had been removed from Jonestown. She said 20 more bad been placed in body bags and a sUU- continuing hand -count located an additional 270. She emphasized that the count was continuing and more bodies were being found. "We understand the bodies have been found piled and there were a Jot of children. Many children were found under the bodies o( their parents and were not counted originally," she said. The official toll reported bere previously was a or 409 dead at Jonestown. A U.S. Embassy official said 803 passports were-found at the colony, leaving 394 or 395 persons to be accounted for. He said the passports were being compared with Guyanese customs lists to determine bow many people may have been at Jonestown last weekend. Officials and survivors variously estimated that from 100 to 800 me mbers of tbe Jonestown commune were not accounted for. There bad been speculation <See BODIES, Page AZ> Richard Rector of Huntiniton Beach. Cit)' lifeguard Captain Dou1 D'Amdl said the drownin1 vie· tim'• compeniom lut saw bit about 11:45 a.m., south of tlae pier. Authorities believe the womin may. have been atruck and knocked aneonsclous b7 a wave. whlle clammln1 durln1 a rainstorm and waabed out to ••• 'fr ,.,, •• I Dozing in tile Rain I Bulldozers razed six damaged homes in the Bluebird Knolls area of Laguna Beach this week before rain halted the demoli- tion work. The dozers are expeded to re- sume work Monday, knocking down the O.ily ""' .... -rest or the 21 homes devastated by earth slides. The homes being destroyed were condemned as too dangerous or too badly damaged to salvage. Father's Story Woman Knew Plot ' ... Bendit Beats Manager of Movie House R~T'!!!.~!1~~ !~~~s~ Rico <AP> -California died. almost all in a mass . A Fountain Valley movie house manager was beaten and robbed early today by an at- tacker who waited until a late- night crowd left the cine ma before surprising his victim.· psycbolo1ist Steven Katsaris suicidebypolson. says bis 25-year-old daughter, Steven Katsaris, a trim , who died ln the Jonestown mus mustachioed man who directs a suicide, apparently was the Rev. treatment center for children Jim Jones' mistress and prob-with severe behavior problems, ably knew of the plot to kill Rep. had long lobbied in Washington Leo J . Ryan -and her brothel' ln and in Guyana for official help theprocets. in getting bis daughter and .. , thlnt she was insane at tbe others out of Jones' organl:&a· end," KataaJU said Thursday. <See Ml8TllE88. Pa1e AJ> The 50-year-old Potter Valley, Calli., resident was at t,be U.S. Naty hospital here watching over bis 28-year-old son, An- thony. recovering from gunshot wouncJJ in the chest. arm and wrist. Anthony wu one of several concerned relatives accompany • In 1 Ryan when the con- 1re11man•1 1roup was am- bushed Saturday as It tried CO etc0rt would·be Jonestown de- fectors out or the Jun1le in nortbwe.t Guyana. lt1aa and four otben were killed. A 1bort Ume later at the nHrby Joaeetown cam~. cult liHer l'onee, auan.raa"81ar CBIWW~ DIER4PY Cl1w Krilty Karjala. brain-injured at birth and now 4~ yean 'Old, ls at last beginnlq to walk aad speak. Her peren&a, Randy and Sade Karjala of Cotta Kesa, credit the child's Pr"OINll co a form of therap7 called "patterDln1." wbicb requlret doUlll ot vol•· teen. See Feat~. Pa1e BL William Whiteside, 23, manager of the Edwards. Ci ne m a at the corne r of Brookhurst Street and Edinger Avenue, was reported In fair condition at Fountain Valley Communl~y Hospital with bead Injuries suffered in the 1:30 a.m. attack. I Whit.eelde told police he was making bis rounds In the theater when he was Jumped from behind and beaten senaeleu. Police found Whiteside at ~:30 a .m . In a daied condition. 1be theater's nlahtly receipts had been taken. It was not Im· mediately known bow 1nuch ~ moa.y la inluing. Police said they believe the at· tacker hid ln the theater after the lut sJ.low. . ... -. • I -., "" .. Women, Men Were Victims · SAN FRANCISCO <A Pl -The - Rev. Jim Jones ordered the · beating of homosexuals. forced me n and women to strip in public and bad a seeretary ar- range sexual liaisons with men as well as women, according to articles today in two California newspapers. The accounts, quoting former followers of Jones, paint the pic- ture of a leader who used sex to manipulate. seduce, blackmail and dominate members or the Peoples Temple. Jones was found shot to death Saturday in an orgy of murder a nd s ui cide at Jonestown, Guyana. More than 775 o( the cult followers died after drink- ing poison. "Jones used to say that the on- ly perfect heterosexual around was him. AJI of us had to admit that we were homosexuals." Gerald Parks, 45. a former member of the Peoples Temple, was quoted as s aying in a copyrighted article in the San Jose Mercury. ·'Then we round out it was him. He was having sex with ~uys. The guys, they'd brag about it right up front," Parks told the Mercury. The Mercury quoted former Temple members as saying that on one occasion Jones told followers to continue hitting a homosexual a lready beaten bloody and to "kick him where he deserves it." According to an article in the Los Angeles Times, Jones had a s ecr e t a r y a rrange sexuat liaisons with men as well as women. <See JONES, Page AZ> Coast Wea the~ Chance of rain 10 per- cent or less Saturday. Slightly warmer with highs Saturday 6S to 70. Lows tonight in 40s . INSIDE TOD~ W What's o fooCboll tDH~ without a half fuM? For a close look at elw mustcicma IOllo mokeU~,IHPa,.CI. ••••• . I •. .:. .. CN M ... CM .. aw .. Cl CN M C'Mt M 1 .. ·~-.......... FLORENCE EOG EALY WITH TOOLS OF TRADE Great Grandma, 70, Finds Her Niche Keeps Movin' ·She's Mrs. Goodwrench WOOD RU RY, Vt I AP I In a small shed tucked away in the northern Vcrtnonl hills, a 70-year-old great-grandmother scoots acrosi. th(• floor on a hydrauhc a uto jack Flur<'lll'C Edgerly, former cook and hunting guide, says she's finally found her niche "SOME MEN HAVE SAID. 'HO~cjo you do 1t? How do you fix cars?' I lt!ll 'em to come over hereancKWW..out," she says. Mrs Edgerly spends hcrdays as a mechanic a nd auto body workN. knee deep in tools and splattered with paint. ··Generally my hair's green. Sometjmes it 's red, and now and tht•n. 1t ·~purple." she says, primly patting her white curls. But overhauling engines 1s not new to Mrs. Edgerly, who sµcnt much of her life marri~d lo an auto mechanic. When her husband dkd, she decided 1t was time to go back to work. "I DO THE MECHA NICS AND body work and hitch 'em together so's they look like new -good enough to pass inspec-tion, anyway, .. s he says. Her advertising is a hand-lettered sign displayed at the grocery store in nearby Hardwick. AL the top is the crayoned like ness of a rust-e aten Volkswagen ; below, the car restored to its former glory. Mrs . Edgerly. who lea med to drive in a Model T. motors along the dirt roads of Woodbury, population 399, in a pickup truck of jndctermmate age. "I UKE THE WORK. IT'S not the same thing over and over again It don't gel too exciting in the kitchen, but out here, it's always different." she says, patting a nearby e ngine. .. J say. you feel better if you can keep goin '. If you stop movan', all your aches and pains pop up." Mi<klle East Peace Pad Draft Tol,d CAIRO. Egypt <AP l With lsraeli·E!?yplian peace talks stalled, and Is rael insisting Egypt mus t make the next move, the sem1-offl c1al Cairo rt"eWs paper Al Ahram today pubhshl.>d what it said was the l~l or a U.S. draft peace treaty. There was no 1mmed1ate State Department comment on t he draft.-but some American of. ficials werl' reported bafned al E1u·pt's motives in releasing tl)e text at this t1 me. It was ~ht'ved the government was ~hmd publication of the draft in ., . ._e semi-0fflc1al daily. ; ls recl and Egypt have agreed lR general terms to the U.S. "aft, but their negotiations in Washington hav<' deadlocked 9-Ver Egypt's insistence that the treaty be linked to a solution or ttie P alestinian proble m and in· ijude a timelablt! for Palestiruan ~IC-rule on the occupied West Sank of the Jordan River and In die Gaza Strip. " ORANGE COAST . .. 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Q,. ~·· - • Frortt Page A J JONES ••• "She would call up and say, 'Father hates to do this, but he has this tremendous urge and could you please ... ,'' said Al M ilJs, former Peoples Temple membership chairman. "Everyone had to say they were a homosexual or a les· bian." Mike Cartmell, a former associate minister at the Tem· pie, told the Times. "Jones re- alized the power or sex in destroying stable family rela· tionsbips. In some cults you h ave communa l living . In Peoples Temple . Jones made himself the only legitimate ob· \. ject or sexual desire ." Cartmell told the Times that Jones once tried to approach him , but "the phone rang and I fl ed the room " Cartmell said he later asked Jones wh y he had sex in thjs way. "You have to," he said J ones replied "It focusei; their in- terest on you." Accorwng to Cartmell . Jones boasted that he would engage in sex up to six hours at a lime because "it totally obliterates" the personalities or his partners. Mi lls said J ones ordere d fo llowers, many or them once strictly monogamous Chris tiaM, to commit h omosexual or adulterous acts because they were easier to manipulate or blackmail when they felt RUilly. Cartmell also said he belleves Jones provided under-age girls to male followers to compromise them. House Burns As Line Held GOOOELLS, Mich. <AP l - An incident in which a l3·year- old girl was rerused access to a party line while trying to report her house aflre Is under lo- ves li gal ion by General Telephone Co. Police said K1thy Teodecld told police she tried to report a fire at her parents' home Tun· day. But she said other putJ• reru1ed to reUnqulsb the Une aad the hou.w burned down . ( Temple's Trawler Missing ~AN ll'Rl\NCISCO (AP I -A fht hlnl boall that WH ('()nlldered • 1etaway Y9hicle by the Rev. Jim JOC)el and hie Ueutehant.a la 11tlll ml111lna. u ncw8paper re- 11ortt•t1 loduy l'h1• S1•n Fr1uwl11!'c) Chronicle M l 1d I h1•I two othtir lnwltirs bt•lon~l1161 tu llW l'l"Ol'ltlJ Tumpl~ hav\! b\"m 11l'lr.ed ln 'frln1dad and Ou1ana Th" oo-. 1l1pt1r u ld tbe 65-root truwh.•r Albatron. with three 1·r1•w lllt'lllbt•rs ubo1trd. was it t' I H' d I n f' 0 r t 0 f S p a i n , Trinidad It a lto reported Gu> 111&l ofnclull'I 11uld they seized .. !'lt'C'Ond. somewhat sm aller cruft. t.k CMdjo Uul a thlrd rls hing boat, n•1mt>d afte r J ones' wife M nrcl'llne, had aUll not been lo!'utcd It lJ the craft that cult ml·ml>4.'rs said was to be used by Jones' lieute nants to nee Guyuna atler more than 400 or h11> followers took poison-laced Kool·/\IU w commit SUICtde. Some church members and former members fear those lieutenants may comprise a "hit squad" to murde r c hurch enemies. but Temple leaders in San Francisco deny any such squad or intention exists. T he Chronicle said United Stales officials have as ked all countries in South America and the Caribbean to watch for fugitives from Jonestown, the site of the Temple's agricultural mission and the mass suicides last weekend. Charles Garry. an attorney representing the Temple, sajd Thursday at the church's San Francisco headquarters that the Marceline was in Trinidad with four people a board. He said he did not know ir it had left Guyana before or a fter the murders Saturday or Rep . Leo Ryan and four others and the subsequent mass suicides. ·* * * fi'f"Olll Page AJ MISTRESS. • lion. He played a key role in persuading Ryan to travel to Guyana to investigate allega- tions or abuse of camp residents. "I believe Maria knew of the plot to kill the group," he said. She was apparently willing "lo send her brother to his death," Katsaris said. "Before all this started, t hey <Maria and :AtF thonyl loved each other. They were very close." He said he bel~ves one of the forces that changed his daughter a nd "the majority of the others" was inexperience, particularly a lack or awareness of social and political conditions in nations other than the United States. "You can destroy confidence in your country if you don't and can 't compare it with the rest or the world," he said. Born in Pittsburgh. Maria Katsaris was r eared In California in a white, middle· class, Greek Orthodox fa mily. Kataarh said his daughter had become emotionally confused durinR the 1960s beciuse or the changing political situation in America. He said Jones "convinced her there wouJd be no more prob- lems wlth him. There were clear- cut eoals. It was a ll very idealist.'' An A -and B student, Maria dro ppe d out or R e dlands University when she became in· volved in the Jones organization, he said. Because or isolation from the rest or the world, he said, she "came to believe that the United . States was the most racist and fascist country in t he world." Jones' Peoples Temple group told them "Americans planr\ed to pul blacks in concentration camps and thal the Central In· telllgence Agency was after the m," Kat.sarissald. He said he be lieved she becam e the second or third ranking membe r in the or· ganlzation. ·'She had a s pecial r el a· lion ship with Jones." Katsaris sajd. "I was told by a member who escaped the camp in May tha t Maria and another girl Jived in the same house with him. His wire lived in a separate cabin. "I assume they bad a sexual relationship. 1 usume Jim was the flrat man she ever had sex- ual relations with. I think Maria· was emotionally involved." He said h1a daughter bandied much of tbe organhation's money. She traveled frequently in a nd out of Guyana carryine up to *200,000 in cub gathered In street collections and the sale or prayerclothalnCalifomJa. Kataaria estimated the Peoples Temple's revenues at f150,000 an- nually. (A,ape to Death LOS ANGELES <AP> -A. U ·>'••r·old man, Pbllllp SoreftMft, wbo reportedly Ud m arital problem• plun1ed IOO fMt to ....... from ... om'· pa11 onto Hllbway • ThundQ. r Studious But,terfly· Al" Wire ..... !he w_inte~ ma~ch of the monarch butterfly is under way ·~ th_eir .rrugratiory through Santa Barbara. Keli Kaye, a Santa Ba~bara Cit y College student, stopped reading to admire this one perched on her textbook . Burglar Loots Six Laundry Coin Boxes P olice believe the ~amc burglar broke into srx apart· ment buikiing laundry rooms in downtown Hqrrlin~ton Beach Burglars Break Into Liquor Store Wine and soft drinks va lued at $500 were reported stolen early today from a San Clemente liq uor s tore by burglars Who ap parently boke a window with a bottle to get in. Police ~rud the 2 a.m burglary al Park Liquor. 3119 S. El Camino Real. was reported by owner Ed Willette. Thursday a nd t ook an un determined amount of ca~h from their coin boxes. The break-ins were a ll report· ed at 2 :30 p.m . when apartment managers on Alabama Street a nd Venice Avenue found the was her and dryer cornboxe~ pried open Police Sgt Jeff Cope said there are no s uspects at this time . But Cope added that th1t burglar is probably not the same one who broke into a coin- operated laundry room at 18071 • Beach Blvd Thursday afternoon and stole three dryer doors "'"'- Pr .. P-AJr BODIES •••. that many cuJUata were hiding put ln the jungle fearing reprisals for having escaped the 5\.llcide rite. but other sources said only a hudlul or Jonestown residents may have fled because e.Umat.es of t.be camp's popula· lion were put t.oo high. A u .s. millury airlift today continued fiylng bodies from Jonestown to the United States Air Force Capt. John Moacatetai · said he expects orders to con- duct helicopter searches of the jungle alter the body e vacuation. Is complete. Jones led hi.a Peoples Temple followers 1n the suicide after a squad rrom the commune al· legedly gunned down a U.S. con- i ressman. three n ewsmen and a defecting cultis t . Rep. Leo ~yan, O.CaJif., was in Guyana mvestigaUng the commune. Three surviving c ultists have been •rrested by a'1lborities in Guyana in connection with the killings of Ryan and bis party. One was charged with murder. A total or 280 bodies have ar- rived at the Dover <Del.> basite where medical experts are at· te mpting lo confirm the iden- tities of the dead and prepare the bodies for burial. A sicJdy stench hung over a re- mo t e corne r of Guyana 's Temehri Airport on Thanksgiv- ing Day. Young men and women in . T-shirts and fatigue pants transferred the bodies from the helicopters to transport jets. ·'This is just another day to us." said Master Sgt. PhHip f'lynn of Portmouth, Ohio. "It's Just a job we have to get done." The U S . Emba ssy in Georgetown released names or 170 victims this week Officials ~aid further identifications would have lo be made 1n the United Stales Jones' body was identified Thursday by the FBI as being • among the 280 received at the Delaware mortuary Terrified survivors or the su1c1de speculated Jones fl ed the mass suJclde by boat with a few followers. IE'avmg a lookalike to die in his place. Freak Mishap Kills Boy, 7 • MONROE, N.J . (API Poli ce say 7-year-old J ames C. Kelley Jr died when his scarf ca ught in a whee r of bis motorbike. breaking his neck. Township policeman Leon Genneu said the youth was rid· ing in a field near his home when a Ion~ neck scarf ~ame -entangled 1n the s procket or the rear wheel of his dirt bike. a motori1,ed bicycle to be ridden off roadways. ALDEN'S ---------------. SAVINGS OF s2 to '3.~ ON LEES CARPETS Q"AND TRADfTION-HEW l'linl' I~ j\llff'Oll "'"'°" F~~ s3 SAVE .ovd HAMPTON HOUIE "'""' '.C. ·-·~""""'' "'-s2 SAVI '°..., DHIGN£R'S TOUCH ""'"' . F-¥Ml too.I A""""" ,,.,,,.,s2 • SAVE .., ,,, KINTON MANOR "'""' r K t• '°'" 100. ""trf)'I• N\Mll s2 SAVE ..,"' IPECIM. CHARM-NEW Mum •-Cut"' Cut oM Utttul tOCI' M rf11'' N'tlOOI l'tr• $2 SAVE IO'° I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I -----------~----------~ -• , ) ' ., . ' Orange Coast E 0 IT.I 0 N YourBo•etew• I Dally Newspaper VOL 71, NO. 328. 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALI FORNI A FRID~V. NOVEMBER 24, 1978 TEN CENTS New Battle Cry for Briggs Busing State Sen. John Bnus. R· Fullerton. aalc~ today he ha called a meeua1 of Orana" Couty ~aton ancredut'alors ta ae effort to Of'1anl&~ oppoe;1 • lloa to a plan to lnvolve Onn;:e County 1tudeftta lo 10 expanded Loi Anaelel .,._ln' prosram Brtgp said be> called the Ott I meeting "80 we can formulatC" our coqaden!d Oranae C~unly approach to f1gbUng orr bt'mg foisted otr with the Los Angefl!ll l'ducat1ooal d~tnct '1 problema. "The..Y\,,. <Jnve.n •Jot or peo ple . out of thfolr school ~ySt<'m Th y're llke vamP.lres They'vu got tn suck up new blood.·· The busing program In ques· tlon wH r commended by a panel of experts to Los Angeles Supu10r Court Judge Paul Egly thl month as a m ean ~ to .achieve racial Integration. The proposed plan would in- volve Or1U1ge County students in lnt~r-diatricl a nd some inter· county busing, ' The proposal alr~ady has brought opposition from many Orange County educators. Briggs said he bas invited all Orange County leglslators and school superintendents lo meet together. State Senator·elect J o ho Scbmilz. R·Ne wport Beach. and Assemblywoman· e lect Marian Bergeson. R·El Toro, are list.ea as CO·s~rs but, Briggs said, "Probablv everybod)''ll wind up as co· sponsors." Schmitz and Mrs. Be rgeson were not avaHable tor comment today. ·'As the senior Orange County legislalor, 1 just took it on myselr' to orRanlze tbe meet· log, Briggs aaicl. He sJ,1d be opposes busing in general because "these kids are ool being bused long distances to get a better education. They're being bused to fulfill a social idea. I don't know any resoosible person that supports this.•· However, Briggs said he is also concerned that sending Orange County students into Los Angeles may form a precedent for other moves to absorb the smaller county lqto one unified metropolitan area. "I don't think 1here's any question in my mind that ther. c Los Angeles city and school o · ficials) would favor it (busing) lf they could get it through a fait accompli," Briggs said. ''They'd love to have this transfusion or students into their school <See BUSING, Page AZ) Body Count Now 775 Children Huddled Beneath Parents . a~w•,.......• FLORENCE EDGERLY WITH TOOLS-OF TRADE Great Grandma, 70, Find• Her Niche Keeps Movin' She's Mrs. Goodwrench WOODBURY . Vt. <AP> -ln a small shed tucked away in the northern Vermont hills. a 70-year-old great-grandmother scoots across the noor on a hydraulic auto jack. Florence Edgerly, former cook and hunting guide, says she's finally found her niche. .. SOME MEN HAVE SAID . 'HOW do you do it? How do you flx cars?' ltell 'em lo come over here and find out," she says. Mrs. Edgerly spends her days as a mechanic and auto body worker, knee deep in tools and splattered with paint. "Generally my hair's green. Sometimes it's red, and now and then, it's purple," she says, primly patting her white curls. But overhauling engines is not new lo Mrs. Edgerly, who spent much or her life married to an auto mechanic. When her busbanctdied. she decided it was time to go back lo work. ••1 DO mE MECHANICS AND body work and hitch 'em together so's they look like new -good eoougb lo pass inspec· lion, anyway," she says. Her advertising is a hand·lettered sign displayed at the grocery store in nearby Hardwick. At the top is the crayoned likeness of a rust.eaten Volkswagen; below, the car restored lo its former glory. Mrs. Edgerly, who learned to drive i1'I a Model T. motors along the dirt roads of Woodbury, population 399, in a pickup truck or indeterminate age. .. , LIKE m E WORK. IT'S not the same thing over and over again. It don 'l get loo exciting in the ldtchen, but out here, it's always different," she says, patting a nearby engine. "1 say, you feel better if you can keep goin'. U you stop movin', all your acbes and pains pop up.'' Oarist111as Pt'OflraM Comity Seeks Gifts For Homeless Kids GEORGETOWN. Guyana CAP > -Searchers have found at least 775 bodies at the scene of the Jonestown mass suicide· murder. almost twice as many as previously counted, the U.S. Embassy reported today. It said many or the newly dis· covered bodies were those or children huddled beneath their parents' corpses. Manage r Attacked In Theater A Fountain Valley movie house manager was beaten and robbed early today by an at· tacker who waited until a late· night crowd le ft the cinema before surprising his victim William Whiteside , 23 , manager of the Edwards Cin ema al t he corner of Brookhurst Street and Edinger Avenue. was re ported in fair condition at Fountain Valley Community Hospital with bead injuries suffered in the 1 ·30 a.m. attack. Whiteside told police he was making his rounds in the theater whe n he was jumped from behind and beaten senseless. Police round Whiteside at 5:30 a.m . in a dazed condiUon. The ' theater's nightly receipts had been taken. It was not im· mediately known how much money is missing. Police said they believe the at· tacker hid in the theater after the last show. aamDigger Drowns Off Huntingt'on Orange Colmty Coroner's Of. rice investigators said today Betty Alice Rector. 46, of Fortuna, drowned Tuesday while digging for clams with her husband and friends on Hunt· ington City Beach The body ol the Northern California woman was re · covered Wednesday on Sunset Beach near 4th Street. Mrs. Rec· tor and her husband Carl were visiting her brother·in·law. Richard Rector ol Huntington Beach. City llleguard Captain Doug D'Amell said the drowning vie· Um 's companions last saw ber about 11:45 a.m., south or the pier. Authorities believe the woman may have been struck and knocked \IDCOOSciow. by a wave while clamming during a rainstorm and washed out lo sea. Orance Coalt residents may want to help brighten the up- coming holidays for 650 local cblldrea who will' be in foster homes and Institutions at Chri1tma.atlme. homes with the same Chrlstmas Minor Quake D!a-feeling as youngsters with IDie • The counlY Hu.man Services Agency i• sPOMOring its annual OperaUoa Santa Claus to pro· vlde the youngsters with toys, books, cJothlnl, games , records and 1portt.na ecr.dpment. Cblldren served by the pro. f gram are tbose whose own famlll• c4UID0l ca,.. tor them and thoM wbo bau been re· moved from lbelr parenll' care l because ot abule or ne*lect. I Tb• 1oal of the county· 1ponsor9d pro1ram. ·omc1a11 -said , ls to try to "provide YoUDCAen placfld In proteetlve I .. parents." Cash and tax-deducUble dona· lions may be taken to county of. fices at 1801 N. College Ave., Santa Ana, during workdays and UDINE, Italy <A P l -a minor earth tremor Thursday Jolted areas in northeast Italy questions may be directed to ClllW tr..r ~ • u~ Sharon Eaterley at 834·4703. };; W ~ Foster parents and others in 'D ~ n charge of caring ror the 650 fll'IT Y CJ'IUJ youngsters wlll be able to select individual gUts st.artJng Dec. 14 Kristy Karjala, braln·injured fn a special atore at The Cif.y at birth and now 4'h years old, ls Shopplng Center Oranae. at IHt be-1nn1n1 to walk and ' speak. Tbe store. in space donated by Her parents, Randy and Suzie the shopping center, will be Karjala of Coat• Mesa, credit staffed by women's clubs volun· the child's pro1ress to a Corm ot teer•. count)' otn~lala said. • therapy call.ct ·•patternln1. ·• lnteretted cttlrens were lnvit. ed to an open boute at the at.ore from 2 to 4 p,m. Dec. 14 which ~ dosens of voluit- tffrs. See Fe.twin~. Page 81. •• • •' , ~ Lt • ' t ' • ~ t l . • For days investigators had been unabte to determine the whereabouts or hundreds of camp residents who apparenUy were missing. It was believed many may have fled the death ritual. hiding in the jungle, The gris ly discoveries gave the answer. Embassy s pokes woman Patricia Moser said that as of 1 * * * p.m. local time 485 bodies had been removed from Jonestown. She said 20 more had been placed in body bags and a sUlJ· continuing hand count localed an additional 270. She emphasized that the count was continuing and more bodies were being found. •·w e understand the bodies have been round piled and there * * * Jim Jorres Saga: Sex and Torment SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The Rev. Jim Jones ordered the beating of homosexuals, forced men and women to strip in public and had a secretary ar· range sexual liaisons with men as well as women. according to articles todav in two California newspapers. The accounts, quoting former followers ot JODeS, paint the pie· ture of a leader wbo u.sed sex to manipu.late, seduce, blackmail and dominate members of the Peoples Templf" Jones was round shot to death Saturday in a.o orgy or murder and s uicide at Jones town. Guyana. More tban 775 of tbe cult followers died after drink· iog poison. "Jones used to say that tbe on· ly perfect heterosexual around was him. All of us bad to admit that we were homosexuals," Gerald Parks, 45, a former member of the Peoplee Temple, was quoted as s aying in a copyrighted article in the San Jose Mercury. ·'Theo we found out It was him. He was having sex witb g uys. Tbe guys, they'd brag about it right up front," Parks told the Mercury. The Mercury quoted former Temple members as saying that on one occasion J ones told followers to continue hilting a homosexual already beaten bloody and to "kick him where he deserves it." . According to an article in the Los Angeles Times. Jones had a sec r e tary arrange se~ual liaisons with men as weU as women. "She would call up and say. 'Father hates to do this. but be has this tremendous urge and could you· please . . .• " said AJ Mills, former Peoples Temple membership chairman. "Everyone bad to say they were a homosexual or a les· bian, •• Mike Cartmell, a ronnei- auociat.e minister at the Tem· pie, told the Times. 0 Jones re· alize_d the power of sex in destroying stable family rela· tioosbips. In aome cults you have communal living. In Peoples Temple, Jones made himself tbe only legiUmate ob- ject of sexual desire." Cartmell told the Times that Jones once tried to a pproach him. but "the pbooe rang and I fled the room ... Cartmell said be later asked Jones why be had sex in th1s way. "You have to." he said Jones replied . "It focuses their in· terest on you " According to Cartmell, Jones boasted that be would engage in sex up to six hours at a Ume because "it totally obliterates" the personalities of his partners. Mills said Jones ordered followers, many of them once strictly monogamous Christians, to commit h omos exual or adulterous acts because they were easier to manipulate or blackmail when they felt guilty. Cartmell..also said he believes Jones provided under·age girls to male followers to compromise tbem. Trial A flancffnaed OC ~Oort Drops Charge of Murder Murder charges filed against the trunk o( bis Cad.mac. a man accused on arrest of kill· It is alleged that Larson was Ing a Huntington Beach man killed in a Fountain Valley home whose body was found in the and that bis kiUers then drove trunk of his Cadillac parked out· the body to the Long Beach side a Long Beach restaurant parking lot. have been dropped ln Orange The prosecutJon claims that his County Su~or Court. <See DROPPED, Pase AJ) Deputy · trict Attorney Paul Meyer said plans ror the trial Robber Fle8J next mootb or Thomas Landry, 30, of San Diego, bave been abandoned beuWJe or his of· flce's fallu.re to locate a Connec· With $400 Ucut man wboee testimony ta vital to tbe proeecuUon. A robber who attacked a Meyer said John Toomey, 30. disappeared el1bt month ago Newport Beach service station when he failed to attend a attendant from be hind and scheduled parole bearin1 ln bis knocked him uncon1cious home state. He said there bu escaped early today with about been s~ulaUon that Toomey S.00 In cub, police sa1d. · m:/: have met with foul play. They tald the attendant wu In eyer Nld be belle"8 that the office of the Shell staUon at Toomey's tetllmony ls vital to 990 E. Cout H11hway 1bortly tbe proeecut.ion '• ar1umeat tbat belore l a .m . counUns the re- Landry was seen to flre two celptl when he beard the door °"° bul. lboulht lt .... anotber sttoLI h*> the bead ot Jlmmy Lee Lal'llOD, at attendant. Lanon'I ~ WU fOUDd OD He wu stnack over the bllCI Au~. at, im. •had been ltd a nd awoke a bout 15 minutes tw ce ln the beck of the bead and later to ftnd lbe money mlu~. his body had been stuffed lnto a Police aaid the attendant doeln t 11eeplaa baa and Jammed bllo reca 11 eeeinc h!' uaailant. , . •I • •' •.._,,~I ' I t .,/ were a lot of children. Many children were found under the bodies or their parents and were not counted originally." she said. A U.S. Embassy official saJd Thursday that 803 passports were found at the colony, which at that time meant 300 or more persons were unaccounted for . (See BODIES, Page AZ> * * * Father Says Daughter Knew Plot ROOSEVELT ROADS, Puerto Ri co <AP > -California psychologist Steven Katsaris says his 25-year-old daughter, who died in the Jonestown mass suicide. apparently was t:be Rev Jim Jones' mistress and prob- ably knew of the plot to kill Rep. Leo J . Ryan -and her brother in. tbe process. "I think she was insane at tbe end," Kat.saris said Thursday. Tbe SO-year.old Potter Valley, Calif., resident was at the U.S. Navy hospital here watching over his 23-year·old son, An· thony, ~vering from gunshot wounds in the chest. arm and wrist. Anthony was one of several concerned relatives accompany· ing R yan whe n the con · gressman's group was a m· bushed Saturday as it tried to escort would-be Jonestown de· fectors out of the jungle in northwest Guyana. Ryan and four others were kmed. · A short time later at the nearby Jonestown camp, cult leader J ones, Katsaris' dauithter Ma ria and 775 other cultists died , a lmost all in a mass suicide by poison. Steven Kalsaris, a trim , mustachioed man who directs a treatment center fo~ c~ildren <Stt MISTRESS, P'l'ge AZ> 1lteft of Grease Told in Clemente San Clemente police are oo the lookout for thieves who have been stealing barrels of grease from city restaurants. Police said Ronald Olbert, owner o( Senor Donut. 701 N. El Camino Real, reported a barrel of used grease stolen on Tues· day. Since then, four 30-gallon drums of grease have been stolen Crom other San Clemente· restaurants, police said. Coa!fit -( Weather Chance of rain 10 per· cent or Jess Saturday. Slightly warme r with• bJghs Saturday 6S to 70. Lowa toai&ht ln 408. INSIDE TODJ\ ~ What '• o football w.•knd without o half tim17 For o clote k>okot ti• m~ who make it llapptn,.n POQtC l . •••• At .,_...,,. Ate ~,,.. °' ~ .,. ... u.-• '-M ,_..,,ft ew ...._. ................ ... == '"~ r.:::,:-• Al 04 OIMk• "E ...... • == :T....:::-1 -= a 1-.UI l ~ :::::: CM M =-"" •n ........ , C1·tt ... _ ........... .. • DAILY fttlOT H Prinie Hit• 4-yearHigh NEW YORK <AP) - Citibank, the aaUon '1 ucond larf(Hl b1nk. r•l!led Jta prim lcndlna rnte today oy ,.,. l>t'r cenl1t1e point lo lll:r per-c-.-nt. - 1'hat 11 the tuP.t DOint In four )'cant for OW. In l ·r~t bankl t'har1 Mil cotl)Orate <'Ulltom~ra. Ubani, lhe lraditklft I I adt'r ln prime rate cnov· n , ktclt~ o(f th lat"st round ol mere u .... , follow•d by Morten Guaranty Tri.tit CQ .• 81nk of Nt1w York. 8anllt'h Tru t Co • ConUnentaJ II llnois Nae.Jona! Bank and Olhtl'r& t.lmmmy Break-ins Luiked P o Ii l' c bt' It t' v t• th t• ~am l' !>urglar bro~t' into i.ax apttrt ment building laundry rooms In do" ntown lluntrn~too-Beach Thurs day and took an un. determined amount of C'Rllh rmm their com boX('S. The break·ins were all report· ed at 2:30 p.m when apartment managers on Alabama Street and Venice Avenue round th(,' was her and dryer coanboxes pned open Police Sgt. JcH Cope said there are no s uspects at this time. But Cope added that the burglar is probably not the same one who broke into a coin opl'rated laundry room at 18071 Beac h Blvd Thurl>day artemoon and ~tole three dryer doors Woman.Fl~ A"sailant A San Clemente woman told polic~ s he was attacked early Thursday. as she Jogged around the municipal golf course neBr the south end or town. Police said the woman was g rabbed by her assailant. but was able to break away from him. She then ran to a neighbor mg house, where she telephoned • police. She was not injured in the struggle, police said. The jogger described the man who attacked her as a Caucas ian. with dark, c urly hair Ht-reportedly drove a large, hgbt-c.·olored sedan Thief Gets Men's Suits Daylight burglars s mashed a glass door at South Coast Plaza s hopping center store Thursday and escaped with 40 men's suits valued at $8,000, Costa Mesa poli<·esaidtoday The burglary at I. Magnin oc· curred al about 4:40 p.m ., poJlce said The store was closed for the Thanks~iving Day holiday. Police made two searches or the building but found no SUS· peCtl> Burglars Break Into Liquor Store Wine and soft drinks valued at $500 wer;e reported stolen early today from a San Clemente liq· uor 8lore by bursOars who ap· parently boke a window with a bottle to get an. Police said the 2 a.m . burglary at Park Liquor, 3119S. El Camino R~al . was reported by owner Ed Willette. ORANGE COAST s DAILY .PILOT . . , --. -I -' MISTRESS.· • Wida 1evve t.Uvlor ~-. ...... aona lobb&ed in w .. bhu::S .ad lo Q\qana tor offtclal ID 1 e tU•1 hit dauchter a • olben -ol JOMe' .,. ...... Uoa. ... played • • h1 role Iii ,_,....._ R1u to tr1\'el ._ Guyana to lnve1ll1at •II••• tlof\1 or abule ot ump Nlldenu . "I MUew Marta kntw ol tht plot to lllll the 1roop," h aald he wa &PS>ar'1lntt¥ wllllnt "lo aend tw>r brt>lbc-r lo bl• cft1th," KalHrf1 aa.id "BefON all tht. 1tarttd. thf)' CMaria and An thonyl lovN Htb oe.Mr. They Wt'r(" V f)' CIOM " llt' saJd hf' btlllt1vt'• 000 ol the forC'f Outt r han1t'<I hi• da"1Chler and "the majority of th• ottw-r1" Wll In rit"nce, particularly a laC'k of awar.nttJt of 11CX'lal and polltic.1 rondltlon1 In nation• othN than t~ Unit~ Statca. "You t•an dt-tltroy rontldent'e In your rountry If )IOU don't 1md un't <'Ompan.o II with lhe rest or thP "orld, ·hr tu&ld Ourn In Pllbburtch. M llrtM Kols.ule. w•u r t•are d 1n (·.11aforruu an a whllt'. mlddlt1 c-t.1i-i-. Grt:°"k Orthodox rumlly I\ 11t "Hn11 ~1ud hl11 daughltir had bt•comt• t~motlonially confused llurlnjt lh«' I~ bt•n•uae of the c-h1rn1othll( f)()llla t'al slluallon In Amt•ra('a tit• l'lllld JOfw "convinn•d her lht•n• "ould ht• no mort-prob lems wath luru Thcrt' wt•rt-dear ('Ul ~ouli. It W8b a ll vt•ry 1dealltit." An A and B studt•nt. Mana dropped o ut or Ue dlands University \\ht'n she becume an volved In t.he Jones organlaullon, he said. Because of isolallon fro m the rest of the world, he said, !lht' .. came to believe that the United States was the most racist and fascist country in the world." Jones' Peoples Temple group told them "Americans planned to put blacks in concentration camps and that the Central In· telligence Age ncy was after them." Kall>arissaid. H e s aid he believed she became Lhe second or third ranking membe r in the or· ganization. ·'Sh e had a s pecial rel a · ttonship with Jones," Katsaris said ... I was told by a member who escaped the camp in May that Maria and another girl lived in the same house with him. His wi!e. lived in a separate cabin. "I assume they had a sexual relationship. I assume Jim was lbe first man sbe ever bad sex- ual relations with. I trunk Maria was e motionally involved." He said his daughter handled m ucb of the organization's money. ~ traveled frequentJy in and out of Guyana carrying up to $200,000 in cash gathered in street collections and the sale of prayer cloths in California . Katsaris estimated lhe Peoples Te mple's revenue~ at$750,000an nually .. .. * Fr .. Pflfle Al BODIES ••• Officials and survivors variously estimated that from 100 to 800 members of lbe Jonestown com· mune were unaccounted for. Although precise figures are not expected for days, if ever, today's discoveries apparently meant that almost all or the mis· sing were being found dead. There had been speculation ACCUSED KILLER FEARS ASSASSINATION-A4 SUICIDE DRILLS TOLD BY DEFECTOR-AS that many cuJtlslCJ were hiding o ut in the jungle rearing reprisals for having escaped the suicide rile, but other sources said only a handful of Jonestown residents may have Oed because estimates or the camp's popula· lion were put too high. A U.S. military alrllft today continued flying bodies from Jonestown to the United States. Air Force Capt. John Moscatelli said he expects orders to con- duct helicopter searches of the j ungle after the body evacuation is complete. County OKs Capo Beach 'Road Repair A $106,600 repair project to re- o pen Capistrano Beach 's Pall88de Drive was appro~ Tuesday by Orange County supervltort. The road has been clOled s1nce March from Pacific Coaat Hlghwv to Camino Caplttrano beCIUte Of dam1ge from lut winter'• ra.lna . County officials said the re· palra wfU Include rebulldiq the road toundatJon, aloq with re construction o( the road, curbl and 1ldewalka. In addition, a new draln.a1e ayttem will be ln· stalled and the slope will be landscaped to prevent future erotlon, a report to 1upe"ilon said. County oftldai. aud at leat ta7 ,500 for the project will come f1'om tbe P'edera1 Dluater Mo 1lalance Adm!nlttratton. . ... Dozing 111 the Rain llulldo1rrs rnn"'<J sax cfamaged homes in tlw Ulurb1rcl K11ollis un:u of Laguna Beach th1 :-i wwk tw(un• ru111 hulled th<' demoli· lion work T he do.wr::, ttr<' expected to r e · sume work Monduy. knocking down the rest of the 21 homes devastated by earth slides. The homes beinB destroyed were condemned as too dangerous or too badly damaged to salvage. rr .. r.,,,A1 BUSING. • • system. "What we don.'t want to become Is lhe rump part o( Los AngelcR' ongoing problems in all ureas, and particularly in education," he said ... Since tame imme morial, t he Countv of Orange has been living an the shadow of that thing across the border -Los Angeles.·' Briggs said he believes the busing proposal "would further tbe social ambitions of m any planners, which is to make u great bi~ metropolitan area. "Los Angeles would love to gel the Rams back," he quipped. Seven Escape After Siege At L4 Market LOS ANGELES <AP > Employees al a large southwest Loa Anaeles supermarket -were taken hostage by three or four armed robbers for a short time before escaping, police said. Public Hill Road Rejected in Laguna A developer's proposal lo link two hilltop Laguna Beac h neighborhoods wilh a residential roadway has been rejected by e1ty councilmen. The council voted unanimous- ly to go ahead with plans for its own emergency rire access route between the Top or the World and Arch Beach Heights eommunlties. despite an ofrer by an Irvine architect Richard Brooks Jr., a partner m Laguna Properties, told coun· c1lmen his company could con- struct a residential road nearly linking the two communities along a stretch or land he owns nearly parallel to a planned fire access route. Brooks proposed to s ave the city the cost or much or that emergency access road by pro- viding four-fifths or the route for his project. Councllmen. in tur ning down lhe . developer's offer. said the savings would not be that great and that they don't want to open a fi re accc.-ss road to the public. Brooks said his company would like to construct 32 single family homes and a cluster or 18 townhouses along the road he proposed. Crash Hurts Laguna Man A 56·year-old Laguna Beach man suffered minor anjuraei. early today when the car he was driving struck a parked car and ten s mashed into a tree on VieJo Street • Police said Robert Baltimore Leitch. 280 Viejo St. lost control or his car after striking a parked car. Leitch was taken to South Coast Medical Center Two other parked cars were damaged in Lhe 9:35 a.m. c~h when the car originally hit spun around and smashed into them The arcadcnt scene was littered with s mashed autos and broken glass. Temple's Trawler Missing SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A rishmg boat that wH considered a getaway vehicle by the Rev. Jim Jones and h~ lieutenants is still missins. a newspaper re ported today. The Sao rr~ctsco Chronicle said that two other trawlers belonging to the Peoples Temple have been seized ln Trinidad and Guyana. The newspaper said the es.root trawler Albatross, with three cre w members aboard , was se i zed i n Port of Spain, Tr inidad. It a lso reported Guyana officials said they seized a second. somewhat s maller craft, the Cudjo. But a third fi shing bout, named after J o n es ' wife Marceline, had still not been located. It is the craft that cull members said was to be used by Jones ' lieutenants to flee Guyana after more than 400 of hi s followers took poison-laced Kool·A•<J to commit su1c1de. f'rq,ffl.Page A I DROPPED. • death was ordered after has partners ma drug s muggling ring concluded th at Lars on was pocketmg a major port.Ion of the proceeds from marijuana sales. Meyer said he Is going ahead with plans to try two other men charged with murder in connec- tion with the slaying of Larson. J ohn Garfield. 32, and George Mas11aro. 27, both of Connec- ticut , will be tried in Superior Court Dec. 11 a nd Jan. 29 respectively. Garfield is held io the county jail wi th bail set at $250.000, while Massaro occupies a nearby cell on bail or $100.000 Woman Injured In Clemente Fall An elde rl y Sa n Juan Capistrano woman. on her way to a Thanksgiving Day matinee. fell and broke her hip at noon Thursday outside Sebastian's West Dinner playhouse in San Clemente -C1Ly rare m e n trans ported Estt•lle M Atkinson, 72, of JOOZi Ca lle San F e lipe, to San Clemente• General Hospital, where she was t.o undergo s ur gery today The gunmen were still trapped ins ide the store three hours later as police surrounded the build· ing. A SWAT team and a police helicopter were also at the scene. One of lhe gunmen was taken late this morning. ALDEN'S Sgt . Jack He ns ley of the southwest police division s aid a supermarket employee a rrived at work at about 6 a.m. to find seven co-workers being held at gunpolnl at Boy's supermarket on Santa Barbara Avenue. Tbe employee slipped around the corner and called police who quickly s urro und e d the s uperm a rket,. trapping the gunmen inside, nensley said. When police arrived, the gunmen attempted to make a getaway, and in the conruslon the seven employees were able to escape from the stQTe to safe- ty. police said. · Police sald no shot.a had been rired. Mesa Plans Program/or ·Preschoolers Costa Mesa's Oe parlment of Leisure Services is sponsoring a week long Christmas program for pre·school children Dec. 11 through Dec. 15. The Monday through Fnday program will run from 9:30 a.m. to t : 30 p.m. at Balearic Center in the Mesa Verde area Cost Is $18.50 per child, Games, art projects and study of different Christmaa customs around the world will highlight the program -Deadline for registration Is Friday, Dec. 1. For tnformaUon contact Lelture Services at '754 -5300 or the pre-school coordinator at 75'·5158. Artiat'1 Fdm Geta Showing in Laguna Tb• AttWatef of tM L11W1a 8e1cb Mu1tum ot Art will tponaor a lecture by Marco S..eone and a chance to see Ida fllm , "I am An Artllt: Sulone" Tuuday atlernoon at tbe museum, .,, CUtt Drive. Admllatoa la • for adultt and $1 for ...,_. for the t p.m. erosram. lew ta • ~ Beaclt , .................... of tbe cttJ'• pt eomm1 .. 1on. ,, on --------------... SAVINGS OF s2 to s3.~ ON LEES CARPETS · GftANO TRAOtTtON-fdW DHtGNER'I TOUCH ~~ ~~ 100.. ,,_. ~ "K• s3 ,_ ... '" ICM> """Cl"' Ny ~ s2 SAVI .ci.a SAVE ·~,., DllCOYEAY Pha f\ '""* ,..., 100'!< Mo-· N•'°"S2 SAVI .. .., HAMl'TON HOUSE "'"'" 'Ke'""' 1eoo. Al!t<Oll' Nylofls2 SAVI ... .., ---------------------~ I _.._,.... .... PAINC1PAL MIKE CARROU 'PeGGINO OUT' He Lost 17 Pouncta to Help School library $1,300 'Loss' Principal, Eating Again By STEVE MITCllELL °' ... °"""' ~ Staff He probably regained much or the 17 pounds he'd lost fn>m his Sil' foot two inch frame by the time he s taggered away from the Thanksgiving dinner table Thursday but it really doesn't matter any more to Mike Carroll. .. l'M GOING TO PIG OUT.'' the Litguna Beach Top or the World Elementary School principal said after losing 17 pounds in 16 days. Carroll's loss was the school library's gain, with pledges from students and parents amounting to nearly $80 for e very pound lost by Thanksgiving Eve. • THAT'S MORE THAN $1,300 in library books for the school. and the tall -and now thin principaJ took his we ight watching seriously. He jogged a round the school field with the kids, played many sets or tennis with district administrators, and ate like a bi.rd And by noon Wednesday, the scale in the nurse's offi ce showed he had gone from 202 pounds to 185. MINUTES BEFORE OFFICIAL weigh-in time. the Jubilant principal was h anded a very, very heavy cheese cake and urged to take a bite. "I'll wail until after the weigh-in." he deelared. "I'm just barely banging onto 185 pounds now." Newport Beaeb Me sans Sued in Car.Flap It all 1tarted last fall when the City or Costa Meaua towed away lbree. of Sid. Sottor's Cadillac~ rrom h11 property at 900 Arbor t. I\ letter retc1ved t.oo tote at Ci· ty 11111. 11 aeries or public he•r· inti and the city's otter to g~ve Soffer a retWld or $127 for towinR charges were all part of tht: 1cenarlo Soifer, owner or Sid's Blue Beet Restaurant ln Newport Beach. refused the city check and an offer to help plann&rs rewrite wbut Soffer called an urnbiguous onlinance regarding public nuisances. Tuesday, the Cadillac case re· !iurfaced when Soffer filed a Jaw-s ui t 10 federal court, Los Angeies. It names the city. three om ctals, and seeks a total of $130,200 in damages . .. Basically. it concerns the in· fringement or my constitutional rights in regard to possession of propt!rty," Soffer said today "They came on my propert.f without due process and snatched three of my cars." Specifically named in the suit are city zoning inspector Jim We ir, City Altorney Robert Campagna and Assistant City At- torney Tom Wood. Soffer is seeking $10.000 in damages from each party, plus Sl00,000 from the city for "men· tat anguish." He also wants a magistrate of U.S. Federal Court to award him $200 for towing fees. Last September. the city mailed Soffer a letter that said a neighbor complained that bis three Cadillncs-1947, 1960 and 1964 models-were a nuisance. Under city law, the <;ars couJd be towed away if not in runninR consiition. SoUcr s ays they worked fine. sorrer returned the lette r . which allowed him 10 days in which to request a public hear- ing on the matter. The letter was delivered to city ha)) after the 10-day period, but bore a postmark that put it inside lhe deadline. A few days later. Che cars went to the city auto pound. Widow Harassed; l1ops Seek Clues The restaurateur tells or an appearance before the planning commission in which they "al· lowed me to have a hearing to see if l couJd have a hearing to see if they could tow away my ~~---cars, which they already towed,· ore. Newport Beach police were examining a turkey pan today for fingerprints in the hope of findm6 clues to the identity of someone who has been harass· inf! a Lido Is le widow with threatening "gilts." Sgt. Don Chandler said the 43 -year-old woman, whose husband died recently. began re- ceiving threatening phone calls about two weeks ago. Theo s he be gan finding bizarre items left on her doors tep, including black flowers. a black scarf and black c repe paper bows Items were abo left in her car al her wort s ite. In addition, the word ··death" was painted in red on her car and someone called mortuaries reporting another death in her family. · · Then. on Wednesday, the vic- tim found on her porch a fully cooked turkey in a black pan Newport Attorney Elected by. P eers Newport Beach attorney Robert L. Charbonneau has been elected a vice president or the S,lOO·member California Trial Lawyers AssoclaUoo ror 1979. He served as a member of the group's board of governors this year. A.Uomey Sanford II. Gage or Beverly Hills is the new presi· dent or the organizalio~. with a scissors stabbed through the breast, Sgt.. Chandler said. He said police are checking the scissors and the pan ror riogerprints but not the bird it.self because "you can 't lift a print from a turkey." Sgt. Chandler said no one else in the city bas reported any threats of this type. However, Detective Bob Hardy noted there is a possibili· ty the perpetrator is someone the victim is acquainted with. He said several clues have been turned up alt.hough there are no conclusive leads Dance Slated In Ckmente A Christmas dinner dance is planned Dec. 9 at the Sao Clemente Inn, spon.sored by the San Clemente Chamber of Com- mer ce. Tickets will be limited to 200 for the holiday event, said Bernie Allen. chamber presi- dent. 'The $12.50 tickets lnclude a steak dinner. Cocktails will be served at 6:30 p.m ., with dinner at 7:30 and dancing at8:30. Additional information is available by calling the chamber of commerce omce. 492·1131. Tempting·Topiftl In Sunday's Pil9t Tired or leftovers? Sunda.y's Dally Pilot will have plenty of tempting topics including a spicy hot Business of the Week and a sugary reature on Claudette Colbert's return to Broadway at 75. HOM~ ON nrE llANGE - A man's home ls his castle. It's also bis ig!oo, silo, cave, church, sbip. Americana have dreamed up a number of oul·Of·the- ordlnary ways to live and an As- sociated Press story describes the most unusual. FA D E D COMETS - Whatever b:ippened to ... ? Thirty yean •10 there were all sorta or inventions cqmtni to make our lives euler. Uke con- veyor belt bt•bwaya and 1idewalb. Well, ll turDI out lt'a (SUNDAY'S BEST) easier to have an idea than to find a market for it. FEELING CBIPPE&-Wltb a new restaurant going up every week in California. Del Taco Corp. faces the problem of flnd- ln~ en~ managen. The way they solve that dilemma ls the focus the Bu.slnesa of the Week Ip You/Your M~y. LION COUNT&Y CONDOST -A new owner la ltalkiq the financially troubled La1una Hllll anlmal pa.rt and be may be planntns to develop IQme con- 1tructlon •'beauties•· alonpldo the beatl. A look at wbat '• ln ttore in YOU/YOUl'lloaey. • ·o o you see fhe humor in that?" Soffer asked. The city offered Soffer the re· fund check, but he ls still de- manding satisfaction. The city attorney's office now has 20 days in which to answer Soffer 's suit. Motorcyclist Killed in Los Alamitos One unidentified motorcyclist was killed and a passenger in· jured early today when their machine went out of control in Los Alamitos, police reported. Officers aakl the cycle crasbe(f at 3:30 a.m. at Katella Avenue and Los AlamJtos Boulevard. Identification or the two was being witbbeJd pending notifica- tion or relatives, police said. Ad· ditional details were still being investigated. Another accident early Thurs· day cl~ the tile or 21-year· old Mark T . Milder or Santa Ana, California Highway Patrolmen reported today. Milder's car drifted off the southbound Orange Freeway near Bastan chury Road in Fullerton at 6:20 a .m ., plunged 45 feet down an embankment and overturned twice. officers said. Milder, who was not wearing a seal belt, was thrown from the vehicle and was pronounced dead at St. Jude's Hospital, of· ticerssaid. Laguna Sale Aids School A boot fair in Laguna 'Beach to raise funds for the Top of the World Elementary School library will be held Monday through Friday ln the library r"90m. New hardcover and paperback book• wU1 be on sale from 7:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. dally, with extra hours from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m . Wed· nesday. The book fair. sponsored by the school PT.A, is open to the public and Yountsters attending the school. All proceeds 10 to stock the library. Holiday Break CAMP DAVID, Md. CAP) After a ooe-day boUday break, President Carter pinned to pt back to work today on the new bud 1et be wlll 11&bmlt to Conareu next year. ., ... ~ Kids. • .o.,e,. Here' ..... ,..... .. A pair of Cub Scouts seem more interest- ed in "Resusci-Annie's" anatomy than in the mouth-to-mouth resuscitation being demonstrated by Dr. Robert Carroll. pro- fessor of preve ntive a nd community medicine at Albany <N:Y > Medical College. -~ College Joh Nears End Thelma Hanrood To Concluk 27 Years By JACK.IE RYMAN OI IM o.lly l'lk4 St.ft ln 195 1, when Thelma Harwood became secretary to the s uperintendent or what is now the Coast Community College Di strict. she didn't figure she'd be on the job for 27 years. ·'It was JUSl a kind of 'hap· penstance, .. Mrs. Harwood said or landing the job rrom which she will retire at the end or December. A friend recommended her to the district 's superintendent, Basil Peterson, and s he tn· terviewed and was hired. Dr. Peterson was the rounding preside nt or Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa and the first superintendent or. what was then known as the Orange Coast Jun ior College District. H1s successor, Dr. Norman Watson, presides, as chancellor, over the redesignated Coast Commu_nity College Distl'kt, whic h has three colleges - Orange Coast in Costa Mesa. Gelde n West in Huntington Beach and Coastline, the "col· Jege without walls." Mrs. Harwood said her pos1- tioo. which has expanded to in· elude serving as secreta ry lo the district's Board or Trustees, has remained a challenge through the years. "I've had people say, 'My goodness. it must be boring to · stay in the same job for 27 years,"' she said. "But it's changed so much, it's a different job." o.e.. ..... kMf_ ENDING LONG SERVICE Orange Cont'• Harwood In the beginning. Mrs. Harwood handl e d th e scholarship and personnel pro- grams. Later. she ha ndled many responsibilities ror the chan· cellor and trustees in their com- mittee memberships and other professional activities. "I certainly found it a whole new world. not having had any interest in education before." Mrs. Harwood said. •• "I come from the Midwest and I'm sure that I'm very con- servative. but I think as I've g rown older that. instead or growing more staid . I 've becom e more accepting of ideas." Mr·s . Ha rwood s aid s he graduated from high school dur ing the Depression and began work at the Gibson Art· Co. in Cincinnati. She then worked al> secretary to the executive direc- tor or the American Red Cross In Indianapolis. During World War II, her husband. Meredith, was s ta- tioned at the.__Sanla-An.a Army Air Base and the two decided "this was where we wanted to put down our roots." After a short time an In dianapolis. the Harwoods movc..>d. 10 Corona d e l Mar. Mrs . Harwood worke d for the American Red Cross in Orange - County for thrtt years before landing the Coast eommunity College District position. She plan,s to retire at the end or the year. Mrs. Harwood said she didn't have to retire. but she and her husband. who as retired already. decided they wanted lo enJOY themselves. .. I don't think people should ht! forced to retire, but I think lots or times people work longer than they s houJd ." Mrs. Harwood said She and her husband plan to travel and she also plans to re- main available to the district for asststance with special projecL<>. PRESENT Thanksgiving Night Blooming -,,,,_..__---~ Jasmine PIOnl lhis eosy·lo-grow gorden fOYOffte for lrogronce ft o COSTA '*1 ~ MESA Vl(TOIUI\ ~-· ~ Holiday ~ Preview~ 1 Gol Size Reg '2 69 Sale s1 49 Price • Weeping Fig (flcUJ Benjomlno) Supeft>ly IUSh specimens ~ lflb lndOof IO\IOflte JO" Pot Sile Reg. •499q Sall Price s24. 99 FOUNTAIN VALLEY JAN ~ OILGO :> rwv :r E LLIS 8. -cir 114ZO •OOtCHUIS T t0 llOUMTAIM •AWY ...................... ,.. .. PHO•• t U -4711 .1J 23 MIWPOITM.YD. SALE Plt1CES GOOOTHRU 11·2&78' OP1M 1 DAYS .._,.., ~:·:.!. 64MttJ All 1"'"9 UmitM .. Stock olt H&M 1 .....,.,_ ······----· OM.YPfLOT ~. NoN•• .. 111'1 --~ Ju•t ting 1 ~ .... ~ Te•~~'\' Marplal a e . AJohforBob A nEa T8 TUtK BY Taal'.: I don't know If you were out w ns on our freeway ays\em over tbe Tbank••h" ln1 hollda,y but ll you wenn·11 JOU must haw• beft the onl)' one who abat.ained. Our ramlly. tor 11aample, fled Balboa and Loolt to the 1uperhi1hway atnam to aamp&e tuney. ctr...ln& and all the trlmminaa at £kier Soa'a abode ln Santa Barbara. I plotted the trlp wry ct verly. We would leave our Ralboa dip lat on turlley day, tbut everybod)' elH would h,ave clea&ied the rreeway• by ~ Trouble wu. ever1body tlfe mual have n1ured to do the n nlt' thing ll wu a four hour arlnd upc:oaat ; m Olt of th•• ume s~l Ju.:it tryln& to muddle throu•h th l..A ba1ln. J ST A •""a£U a UN, l &~ J'd a\lll be •clever plott~r on the way home Instead or '1\Ut ooe more piece or pumpkin pie," wts 'd d part Santa Barbara early to ar· rave back here before lhe LA tralflc clobbered up a1aln. Sure we would All the rest of you travelers n1ured ll the 11 amP wuy, didn't you'' • .. W c all met again al the on ramp Our n •w &tale motto for the freew11y system ought lo be some form of La.Un like, "Sic Tr&Nlt Tleup " Thing about ull thls ls that the state people ou1ht lo gel th\' frcewuy~ rtxed so they work. Trouble ls, apparently ··-> ~ t ti I .,_: . .! • --,! /'l1·''.· , I l- J ,r •-•• I '•.,•I e ........ __ _ L.ocot Envoy Wooing Stole Wohwafl Cmr /<11 f'reet.oaJI CtUh .. General Ousted? Bolivian Arm.y - Tal{eS Control- LA PAZ. OoUv1• fAP) -The Bollvlan army announced al dawn today ll hu Mlied control of U\ls Latin American nation ln an ap· parently bloocUesa coup that ended the rour month·old government or Oetn. Juan P~rod11 . · "Wo lake over command or lhe country temporarily with tbe purp<>H ot creattn.1 the Bolivia . . . lh•t wM dre1tml by generations 1dentaned. aa1d·Ll. Col. FawiUno of Bollvlans," an army com· Rlco Toro. the interior ~lnlster. munlque aa.ld. was arresteci al u reg1men~al ll was delivered to the ofnces barracks In La Paz after mid· or news oraanlzaUorui by armed ofght. The spokesman said the men In civilian clothes. arrest of Rico Toro apparently prevented the Pareda govern- THE OOllMUNIQU£, t1lgned by wrmy commander Gen Oavld Padilla Arancibia, prom- ised to bold national elecUons and tranafer power lo a c.lvilian covernment by August of next year. ment from mobilliing ita forces to prevent.~ CQUP. It was the second mllltary shuffle thl3 year ln this natlon or 6.1 million. In July. Pereda, 47, e nded Gen. Hugo Banzer's seven-year rule in a one-day re- bellion. Pereda bad claimed he won the July presidential elec- taon, BoUvia's first in 12 years. NATION I WORLD • Loring Recipe Darlehe Walsli 1s qu1te a cook. Her Thanksgiving recipe called for dinner for 900 elderly in Sterling, Kan., and her open invitation also drew college students who couldn't get home ror the holiday. The dinner began at 11 a.m . and finished at 8 p.m . Thursday in the town's elementary • school. Mrs. Walsh . standing, chats with diners Lillian Goodhcus and Lettie Brooks. Pereda 's refusal to hold elec· lions before 1980 apparently set the stage for the coup, the firth "" In this central Latin American nation In the last 14 years. "It seems they (the army 1 have control of the situation.·· said Walter Rios Gamboa, an'ln terlor Ministry undersecretary He spoke lo a reporter as he left his office alter the army sur rounded the ministry. Assassination Feared THE STREETS a round the presidential palace were quiet and. except for troops ringing the Interior Ministry, there were no out.ward signs or the military takeover. A spokesman al the palace told the Associated Press that Pereda resigned at 1 a .m. PST. Unconfirmed reports said the forme r air force commander had Oown in an air force plane to Santa Cruz, h is persona l power base In eastern Bolivia. But an aide lo Pereda. co11 tocted by telephone al Pereda·:, home, satd: .. WE KNOW ABOUT the com· munlque. but the government stands firm. I can give you no further information. T he general is not here." The presid e ntia l palace - spokesman. who refused to be Ryan's AccWJedKill.er Says He's in Danger By The Associated Press The Jonestown cult member accused or murdering Rep. U.'O J . Ryan and four others says he rearii he may be the target or an assassin. The Chicago Tribune reported today. Larry Layton, a 32.year-0ld m ember of the Peoples Temple. also said he recalls "something going orr. exploding" al t he airstrip In Guyana whe re Ryan, a California Democrat, three American newsmen and a Tern· pie member were gunned down Saturday. More than 400 Te mple members subsequently com- mitted suicide . ••r REMEMBER being there. I r e m ember the so und , something gomg off. exploding, and then . . I JUSl wanted to turn myself m to the police.·· Layton was quoted as saying an Energy Crisi.s Plan: Slwrt Week, Hot Air WASHINGTON CAP) -lo a future energy crisis. Amencan s may be ask~ lo give up using elevators and air condiUoners and go on a four .day workweek. • Those suggestions are included in an "energy emergency planning ~uade'' being prepared by the Energy Department to deal with powe r shortages caused by a nything from blackouts to coal strikes. the Tribune's copyright article. Layton seld be fears a cult as· sassln with instructions to slay him i n roaming f ree in Georgetown. "I wanted to be taken into custody," Layton said. ··1 want· ed to go lo the police station. I did not want lo go bade." "LA Yl'ON IS terrified for hls life," said a Guyanese police of. ft cial who has t alked with him. "And so are the rest of the sur· v1vors. They don't want to go back to the U.S. They fear they will be k.JJled . Some even fear they will be assassinated here by a member of the cult from San Francisco aent here to carry out the deed." Police allege that Layton, c-harged with five counts or murder and three of attempted murder, faked interest in fl eeing the Peoples Temple compound with Ryan's investigating party and then signaled for other Tem· pie members to join the attack at the jungle runway by s hooting wildly with a concealed weapon. our state highway boss, Andrtanna Gianturco, lsn't im· pressed w{th th.is need Trio Charged In Cult-tied Kidnapping One s uggestion is "lo p.ro.vide e me rgency power from Navy . ships for certain coastal cities." Under the pla n , s hipboard generators would be plugged in· to a city's power supply al dockside rcltev1ng energy s hor tages caused by severe cold spells. 011 emba rgoes. natural dis asters and work stoppages an energy. related industries. BANS ON OUTDOOR dee· orative lighting and air cond1· taoning are among the s uggested emergency ste ps In tames or power shortages WHILE REF USING to talk about others al the site of the - massacre. Layton spoke briefly of R·yan. He said he heard Ryan s peak last Friday night a nd asked to return to the United Sta tes with him. T HE SOLUTION MAY BE that we need lo send a real· ly clever t!massary to Sacramento lo convln~ our highway ('tar or the pre11sing vexations of bumpcr·to-bumper ter- nbleness. l''or thJs sens1live task. we ought to nominate smlling nob Wilson, the former mayor of Costa Mesa . He's had a fot of expenence being an <Ambassador lo the world. Bob has been bouncing all around the globe in recent tames, being an emissary for the city and a cool diplomat In passinl( oul keys lo Costa Mesa to foreign mayors. CERTAIN WRONG THINKERS at the Mesa city hall and other civic dignitaries have grumbled about the Wide World or Bob Wilson, alleging that he's actually been trek· king to foreign city halls and passing himself off as the curre nt Costa Mesa mayor. Thua, they allege. Rambling Robert geta lbe VIP treatment and collects a lot or keys to foreign cltiesr plus certain gifts or gratitude for his visit. Wiison. of course. scoffs at the notion he'1t paaslng himself off as current mayor. He's been out of lhe big seal since 1975. SO CLEARLY, anybody who can be so Impressive overseas as a former mayor ought to reaJly have an Im· pact in Sacramento, Impressing the highwa)' czar aa to the urgency or bls mission. Let's gel him a pocketful of city keys and dispatch him. KINGSTON, N.Y. CAPl - Three Ulster County residents have been charged with kidnap ping a member of a Northern Californi.a affi liate o r the Unif1cat1on Church. Cha rged with second-degree kidnapping were Patricia Ljutic. 24, of West Hurley, Robert PlraUky, 19, of Lake Katnnc'. and Dona ld Thompson, 22, or Kansgston. DEPtmF.S WOULD NOT re · lease the victim's idenlifty , other than lo say he was a member or The Creative Com· munily Project of San Jo'ran· clsco. A shcrtlf's deputy said the trio wanted to "deprogram " the youth, a term used to describe the process whereby a person. or persons. try lo rid someone of certain steadfast attitudes and beliefs. The CreoUve Community ProJ· ect is part or the New Educa- tion Development, which Is U · soclaled with the Unification Church and Is based In San Francisco, The Unification Church Is headed by the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, a Korean evangellst. 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A pre· liminary 238·page draft was ob· taincd by The Associated Pres&.• The final report is due next month. The drart spells out options for A proposal lo encourage short workweeks -four lO·bour days instead of five eight-hour days is accompanied by a notation that it "might or might not save ruel" depending on how much energy was used to heat homes on the workers• extra day off. The Energy Department saJd It plans to stage mock energy e mergencies arot.ind the country during the ~ three years as a drill to gauge state and federal prep a redness. "He SOWlded hke a fnendJy man who didn't want to hurt us.·• Layton said. ··1 remember going in the vehicle <to the runway>. I re member turning around. I re member getting in the plane. I reme mber being there." Layton said th.at during the six months he Uved at the isohitecJ jungle compound, he was tc>· signed to j.he "forestry depart· ment" and also took X-rays al the group's infirmary. ~l#b ~ad#d«d~~1? of'h oil~ .. This year begin your Christmas decorating by shopping at Rogers Gallery. There are eight gorgeous trees, each completely decorated in a unlque motif, waiting to give you hundreds of new ideas. Select from one of a kind crystal ornaments, to exquisite Imported Italian ligh ts, u nique European decorations, gorgeous polnsettiaj, fresh Christmas garlands and much, much, more. ClfT CERTtnCATES AVAILABLE . ?adflllita l~t/ll,d, ae cWt?pttt ~«hm/ ~dn Jodquln 11111"' Rd. <ti MttcArthur Blvd . N .. wpofl Beftl h. <7141640·$800 ()pcin Oatlv 9om to 6pm-Ftor1,1 (>4().f>774 • -·-~-- r I .. • . . -. . . , . l - CALIFORNIA Skid Row ,• Tenth Yictim Found Stabbed r;., LOS ANGELES <AP I A man found 1h1bbed to dulh herc ti. oolle ved to be the 10lh victim or the "Slnd Row Sttlb~r, ·· but pohre r11y that unlike the previou. victims h~ was not tnnsltnl Tho Nl &YtnK Thur day occurred eucUy one monlb alter the Ont in a sene of 12 kmfe attacks herf\..~"O men l\an 11urv1ved. d<>sl'nbinR their u · ~•Uanl as a large. p1.ieon-toed blat k man wean~ n knll cap. Tht• d..ad man, Lcntattvcl) 1dt·ntan~ by pollee 115 F t'.,k G11N'la . 48. w ttis fowld on ai btnl'h across tht slrf('l from pollr~ he11dquarten1 The ton>Mr's vWcc a.aid Garcta °"' os .1 t'\UJochan employ<>d by thf> county Blrt•9 f'r~r ~ SACRAM ENTO tAP, The ~acra mento Union suyl) Gov. Edmond Bro..,.11 Jr is allowma a little thaw In the hinna frt-ezt• he imposed lifter Propos1tmn 13 pnsscd The Unio n sotd [ J Thursday 1t obt!linf d a STATE copy of a Nov 17 memo from Brown ''I finance ..__ ______ __., director. Roy Bell, reltn quashing the control over hiring lo the heads of state departments The memo said the directors "are delegated the authonty to grant exe mpll.OllS to the hinng freeze under the criteria specified rn the ad· • ministration's June order." Fire Dntrop 1..a..,_rlc SACRAMENTO <AP > -The prominent Women's Building, a landmark at the old Stale Fairgrounds on Stockton Boulevard, as a heap of brick and tile after a three-alarm fire It happened late Wednesday, and investigators said Thursday they still couldn't determine the cause. But Buzz Oates, owner and developer or prop- erties on the old fairgrounds, told reporters, "I'm sure it was set by a vandal. There is no electricity or gas into the building. We've had continual break-ins." OaUdl"ftl A., • ...., Daamgn LOS ANGELES CAP> -The five children of a woman who perished in the crash of a Pan Am erican Airlines jet in Pago Pago four years ago have been awarded damages or $330,000 in a federal court trial. Court officials explained this week that the dama1te suit on behalf or the children of Barbara Giles was made possible by a ruUng upholding a suit by 57 plaintiffs who contended the carrier violated operating procedures in overloading the ill-fated aircraft with fuel. Wo-.11 So.lat f11 Dtett LOS ANGELES <AP) -A woman who disap- peared after working one month for a diamond broker is being sought for questioning in the theft of four boxes of diamonds worth an estimated $180,000. Authorities identified the woman as Leila White and said she had not been seen since Thurs· day. shortly after an unidentlfied person signed for the gems .that had been mailed to the Diamond Network Association where she had worked in the Wilshire District. .. .· ,__ - Suicide Drills Told By Temple Defector AFTER THE s h o o ti n g i n c i d·e n t , Jones apparently led 400 to 800 or his followers in a ritualistic mass suicide, where most died after drinking Kool-Aid laced with deadly cyanide. Miss Layton said she . . . ,. A SHOPPING EXPERIENCE Santa arri~t lOAM todayt SOUTH COAST PLAZA MALL Friday. NOYember 2A. 1978 DAIL V PILOT" A5_ JDL Respomibk for SF Blast?._ . . , =· SAN FRANCISCO <APl -A firebomb CX· ploded at the front door of the Egyptian Consulate early today. and a confused con· sulale employee h eld police al bay for more than an hour. The bomb caus ed minimal damage . Gunshots were fired but no one was Injured, police said. Two other consulate employees were handcuffed by poUce but released after their identities were established. sulate 'i8nd broke win· dows. Tiies and carpets a ls o s uffered s light damage. THE CALLEll WHO said he represented the JDL read a statement to tbe AP saying, "Since Egypt's aim ls lbe total destruction of the state .... of Is rael. any ls raell J retrea t rrom the vital : Sinai buffer zone would:: be suicide." .- However, C.apt . Ern e s t Raabe s aid police were not -willing to Immediately accept the telephone caller's claim to be a spokesman for the JDL Camp Survivors 200Atrend Celebration LOS ANGEL~ CAP) -The Steinbergs once OouMshed in a 11mall Jewish village in Poland. That was before Hitler's death camps. Now more than 200 farflung survivors and · descendant.a are gathered here to share a special four-day celebration that began, appropriately, on Thanksgiving day. Relatives came Thursday from Canada, France. England, Argentina, Colombia, Israel and at least 13 cities across the United States. .. IT'S FABVLOtJS, .. said Iris Krasnow or Chicago. "There are five gener.ations here -from 3 months old to 85. People are crying and having a wonderful time. It's aJmost like a World War II refugee reunion." Sam Klaparda or Tel Aviv was awestruck by an extensive family tree set up in the lounge of the Marriott Hotel at Los Angeles International Airport. 0 1t·s fantastic ... bow many relatives l have." he said. The idea for the pilgrimage came from Joe and Gladys Steinberg or Los Angeles. They enlist· ed the help of several relatives, including an in· law. Elaine Steinberg, in their search for family members. • Dior gives you three looks in one shirt! Christian Dior creates a SHverwoods exclusive: a shirt with 2 detachable collars for 3 great fash1011 looks . .,,. Wear it collarless tor those casual moments v-Wea r 11 with matching striped collar for a trad1tt0nal air. ,,,,Wear 11 with white collar for a more distinctive touch. Easy<are luxury fabric of Dacron · 1co11on Single-needle ta110ring. Blue/white or brown/while stripe 14'h·17. popular sleeve lengths. Buy one for yourself or give one as a most unusual gift. 27.50 silverwoods GIVE TIIE GIFT OF FASIDON ; I . ' 45 FASHION tSLANO •NEWPORT BEACH .. , . ... • . . , ... ,. .. - I o••ng eo. .. D•••v P••o• Editorial Page ..................................................... ,;; Rotw-rt N W~/Publl\her 8c1rbdra Krelblchl Ed1t0tftl P19e Editor -.A Str iCt Judge .. ·:H e lps J u veniles Orane County Juu•nlt Court .Judie Willi m Murray a1i1aan ho\o\"l'd bnUtnnl Judie• I leudt;tr8hlp thl& w~ek wh n h ple«d lc.>gt'lhcr a rt"!'ltluHon proarttm for juvenJlc orr ndcn • Chlcf oonera I r)' of tht-program wlll be vlcUmi or juv njle Crin Tht.' ' will tw paid fo1 Al least D portion or th ir kl6.scs from waKC earned by youngstC'nVln o Job J)rogram for juvl'ntlt• fo wbreaker5 Simultunrouslr· youn~~tcrs w1JI b<•nefit by I amlng job skills thul wtl muke it ~ible for them to becoml• constructive worktng members of society. Th •y'll ulM> l>E' shown the wisdom of doing on hone~t duy's work U& Oflpo l"<I to lt.'adlnJ( ii Ufo of wrongdolnN . Jucl)t<' Murruy't> Job proJ:rarn follow on the hct-h1 of otht.>r annovalive progrums he has brought forward Ince htkm.: owr U'i f)rt':'ild1ns: Judge of tht" Juvcnll Court Partll'ulurly on Umana. hJ spell on the presiding benr h has tx>cn 11<>teworLhy It C'ltmc when thl' juvemle j usUcc system had be n undergomg the throes o ( ciramallc ch nJC'-' and. tn the fanul unub ~u,. bas beneflt.ed the vubhc a~ Wt!ll Db th• juvcnlle transgTe ors who hove Cr'OS$ed Judge Murray• hometlmes !>lcrn path T h Endless Circle In post-World War J Hrilain it was called the "dole" the AOvemment handout to the poor. the un~mployed uod the unttmployahltt that seemed so reasonable anct humanltarian until it became a cancer that sapped the cconomk 8lren~lh or the nation. Today w(• <·1dl ll welfare, but the lesson has not changed Jn every society there are those who would wor&r if they could imd those who will not work If they can avoid it. The former must be helped through periods of illness and job s hortages. The latter are not he lped when ~overnment handouts make it possible for them to Hve without working -nor is the nation. For benevolent governments soon find that once the welfare pattern is established it's hard t-0 break, both for those who receive and those who give. Brave is the leader who will cut back welfare benefits when the job market im· proves And rare is the welfare recipient who will abandon a tax-free, tf meage1, living for a job that pays little more. So the ripple effect spreads. As welfare programs ..:row, so doeb the drain on the taxpayer. As fewer people produce anti more rece ive fovernment support the cost or oomestic production }?rows Enter foreign competition with competitively priced impon.s. Then comes the demand for trade barriers to protect our costly domestic production. But if consumers are forced to pay more for domestil' goods, must they not b<' pa,d more? And if wages go up. must not welfare benefits rise according!,>, followed by taxes to pay them? Thl' circle is cndlcs!i. And as too m an} full welfare :,talcs havt• discovered, it lead& nowhere Bureaucratic Minefield Kitty Litter is the brand name of a cat-box filler or which a principal component is clay. It's manufactured in a plant in Paris, Tenn. The clay is mined by a subcontractor at a site on the company's prope rty abou1 half a mile from the plant where Kitty Litter is put together by some 250 employees. According to federal mine safety authorities. the wholc·opcrut1on Is a "mine" and all the people who work there arc ''miners ." So safety conditions at the manufacturing plar)\l arc checked by federal mine inspect.ors instead of inspect.ors from the Occupational Sttfety and IJealth Admmi!-itration 'OSHA l, which normally checks on plilnt safety. '"" Now the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration CMSHA l has come up with the bright idea that cv('ryone who works for Kitty Liller, including the 250 people in the plant, must have "mine saf et} training " This would include training in the use of ·mine escape and e mergency evacuation systems and mine rirc-warning and fire-fighting procedures. Since this would require threE: day~ of training for t:ach employee. company officials figure it would add up to a loss of 6.000.man hours. 1f the company can't convince MSHA that people who :1sscmblc cat-box filler in a manufacturing plant aren't really miners. the cat lovers of America doubtless will be picking up the tab for this little bit of bureaucratic non~ense. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Olher views expressed on This page are those of their authors and art1s1s Reader comment Is Invited. Addres& The Dail~ Piiot, P O Box 1560, Cos1a Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/ Gr~s & Pain By LM. BOYD The chemical painkillers und stimulants UB(.'(J by den· l111ts don't mix at ull with the kt'y Ingredient in marijuana. Cross reaction ot the two t e nds to make the blood prelhlure drop So If you're go. Ing t o the dentis t , young fellow, kcepofrthe grnss. Thirty l'l lX of the South American Andes mountains Dear Gloorny G uK The meal packer who eome11 up with a packet or bacon I can open In leu t han llve mlnutes, and repack f or the refrigerator lD lou then two minutes will have more business thin be c1nbandle. 0 .T. CilMll'lf c;..,,, C9-lll• •I• Mlll-,..tlltill ., , •••••• •flt ...... f!Ktt.Urtl' rtflelt Illa •iewt .. tllt __ ,.,_ ..... ,_ ,.. ......... "*"°'' ~ 1Mi1, ,. .... are higher than Alaska's Mt. McKinley and 300 or them ure higher than any peak in the lower 48 states. Q. "What's the quickest way to gel a bug out or your ear ?" A. Shine a Oashllght in It. Or so a medJco contends. Q. "Did Richard M. Nixon have a nickname? Other thon Dick, I mean?" A. Several. In the Navy, he was known Q Nick. In law school, he wu called Gloomy Gut. and ln college, somehow he was labeled The Iron Buti. The Shouldice Hospital In Toronto handlea hernia pa- tients only. More than 100,000 hernia paUen\.8 so far. to be s pecific:. This comes up because a client aisks where he rnta operations rank on that llsl of most common sur- gical procedures. It's No. 3. rlaht behind atertllzaUon, No. 2. and dllallon·cUreuaicc. No. 1. Clearly, It. h11 to be a pret· ty common aon of suraery to su~port a hoepltal that de1l1 with nothl.n1 eJac. Of all Lhe known species or mammal, one out or five la some sort or bat. • Jack Anderson . ' Tax Mi11i0ns Down the Drain -WASHJNC1'0N -The federal aoveroment cooaumcJ the tu- paytin' usb, accordln1 lo our u1culatlona. at the rate of ~.000 per mtnute. Th•re ts no avall11blo arithmetic or how much or this fedt-ral lnt.ke h w1'1ted . The many ex trav111oc:H, takt>n ln · dlvidually, mu y tJeem llkt> minor ex- cesaea when co mpared w i th the I a rgcr o ut - rawcs lhat attract. front-page at- tenuon. But they add up to a col· ossal scandal. t'rom our watch on waste, h re are a few typical items that have eootribu.~totbe misspent bllllons. -TUE ARMY paid Rockwell International un astonls hlnJ( Sl.648 ror a two-Inch cam that was listed in the company's 1970 catulogue lor $3.43. Military procurement of· ficcrs shelled out $59.28 ror a s imple "O" ring worth less tha" Sl. -Serews that could be bought al a hardware store for 3S cents cost the Pentagon $2.19 apiece. The General Services Ad· ministration. buying in volume. paid $622.08 a piece for a Sony television set that was selling in retail stores for $597.75. Paul Harver- Some 33,000 atorage ublntta. purchued by the ta.x- payers at a cott ol II .!5 mllUon. were such poor quality thal they w~re 8ofd lot half prtce or given away. -The Navy spent S600.000 lor protective au.its Lhat are so hot and heovy radar operators won't . wear them -A WHOPPI NG 700.000 aallons ol gasoline have disap- peared rrom the Navy's publJc works center In Norrotk. In· vesllgators discovered that drivers were eelllng the govern- ment gasoline to private bu.11· nessmen by lba t.ankload. -The Labor Depart0>ent estimates that cheaters gol away wtth $38 mllllon In un· employment Insurance overpay· menls in 1976. -Each year. the Agriculture Department loses $500 million In food stamps, hall or It through fraud. -The Army brass have just gone ahead with a $400 miWon order for tank engines, despite adverse test results. The new engines can be stopped by a lit· tie dirt and sand. which litters through the engine seals. These are merely scattered eumples or how the taxpayers' money Is misspent. The fraud and waste in one government de· partment alone was estimated at $6.3 billion during the 1977 fis- c a I year. This s tupendous amount s lipped through the fingers of the bureaucraL<> at the Health. Education and Welfare DepartmeJlt. TAXES ABE necessary. of course. to operate the govern· ment. But the misspending has surpassed tolerable limits. The federal bureaucrats waste more money than most govemmenta have to spend. They have more incentive to spend money than to uve It. Their job promotions and salary lncreates depend on expanding th e ir operations . Their performance Is often measurt.'d, therefore. by how much and how rapidly they spend. Miilions could be saved mere- ly by cutting down on the lux· urics that government ex· ecuttvcs have becom e ac- customea to. There is an enormous waste of manpower an the federal fuddle factory. Tri· fling departmental decisions are processed by time-wasting, paper-consuming committees. All too often, their real objec- tive is to evade issues. shift responsibility and hand the work to someone else. Anything pro- duced by a committee 1s bound to be Innocuous beca use so many people participate. But this is essential if controversy is to be avoided and Job surviva l assured. THE SYSTEM also en · courages superiors to build staff empires. w1th each s ubordinate gathering up more subordinates for himself. The result is what © the bureauf!rats call a "staff bulld·up.·· All th.Ls might be reasonable if the amount of ~clul work in· creaaed by the same ratio. ll seldom doos. The process or swelling a atarr means extra pa1>43rwork to administer the ex tra employees. A great deal or the work ls also duplicated. T hen at the end or the fiscal yoar. there is a mad scramble to spend the money that is left In the budgf't.. Olh<'rwise. Congress mhcht be inclined to cul it out or the next budaet. So officials rush off paym<'nl11 ror unverified blllll. sign contracts ror foolish proJects. grant overtime for work that l11n 't performed a{ld &quander the taxpayers· moooy until It ls used up. · Indeed. mlsspendin« has become .so pervaslv& 1n govem- ment thal we are calling upon the people to help us keep a watch on waste . Thia wlll not stop the squandering, of course. but it may help dete r It . Thus. we invite those who have knowledge of specific Incidences of government misspendinf' Lo tell us about it. Write to Jack Anderson's Watch on Waste. P.O . Box 2300, Washington, D.C. 20013. MILITARY MARRIAGE: The war ls over for Capt. Michael Jelinsky and hi s non - commissioned wife Sue·Ann. Jelinsky's promising career in the Army was shattered when he ignored his commanding of- ficer 's rule against "mixed'' <of f1cer-e nli11led l marriages. The C.O. transferred Jellnsky to a dead·end job, and put a negative e valuation report in his otherwise. unblemished military record file. Army Secretary Cllllord Alex- ander personally intervened on J e liosky's behalf and ordered the negative report removed from the file. But Alexander·s action was too little and loo late. Capt. Jelinsky. realtzlng that · clean record or not. -he might be !)hunted rrom one do·nolhmg as- signment t.o the next, has sub- m 1tted his resignation. His wife has quit the Army, too. Now s hopping around for a dental school that will train bim for a civilian career. J elinsky reels 1t was worth it. "Knowing what f .. know now. I'd do it all over again," he told our: reporter Vicki Warren. Lawsuit Fever Hits Your Pocketbook A hoy was injured while his father was mowing the grass. Get the plcuure: Father is mow- ing the grass when a sharp Ob· jcct flies out from under the lawnmower and injures the boy. The boy sues rus rather. And the appeals court upheld the judg - m e nt : the rathe r was found guilty or negligence. Two coffin manuf ac - turers and t~o funeral directors In Mahoning · County, Ohio. Me being sued ror $6.5 million because the burial vault leaked, r esulting in damage to the corpses and mental anguish t.o the ramllies. Cbarle8 McCabe The courts are cooperating with the suers to the point where the legal reasoning is that Ir a person rails off a ladder it's the ladder·s rauJt. Remember. In any court Q( law when "they" are sued and "they" have to puy -THEY IS US! In Sacramento, Calif.. a dis- posable cigarette lighter nared up. It d1d not bum the woman but It •'frtghlened" her to such an extent that. her lawyer Insist- ed, mental Illness resulted. A Sacram e nto County Superior Court awarded her $30. ()()(). VOVR DOLLARS -because the lighter company will have to compensate for that loss with In· creased prices or the insuran« com pony with increased pr:e· mlums. "They" ls "us"! A student at the Unlvenlly of Michigan sued the school and five fa~ulty members for hair a million dollars because they ~ave him a "R" instead or an ··A." A man broke o ut or the Armstrong County Jail In Penn· sylvanla, then s~ Lhe sheriff and olber officials for Sl million in damages "because they were negligent in letting him escape." HE ACTED as his own at- torney, but tens of thousands or lawyers are on the loose ready lo grab these cases on a con- tinJ{encyree. And ·they are Increasingly big recs. In damage suits dur1ng 1962 only one plaintiff was awarded as much as a million dollars tn 1977 more than 200 were! I Seven million lawsuits arc fllerl an Lhe Un1led States each year. I\ San Francisco woma n ('!aimed in a •uwsuit lhJl, as a result.. or being hit by a cable ca r, s h e bcca me a nym. phomaruac. She won! A t.ONG ISLAND woman re- cently filed suit agains t the author and publis her or a paperback boo~ -ror $6.s million -alleging that lhe book called "The Vampire Tapes .. was about her; that it depicted her as a ~year-old bloodthirs- ty vampire. Comparatively few ol these suers win, but there are always court costs that somebody must pay -usually iniwronce com panics. Eventually "they" pay · and "they" is "us"! We're All Going Under in a Sea of Information When I was younger It used to be t hought a great compliment to say ol someone. "He's a well· Informed man." This meant that be was short of a scholarly speclallat In. say, medieval English, but a man able to say something or pith and momenl about practically anything that was likely to come up at a din· ner table or ln a bar. To be a well-lnforD'led man these d,aya ·la almost unavold•· ble, and alM> It I.a a bit of I cul'1e. I often wonder. la it worth the trouble? For we are In the mld.&t of what t he Xerox people. In an adroit and wldely publlcl~ advertisement, call "The lnlormatJon Crlals. • · The ad tnlorma us thal 72 811 ... LION new blta and piecea of Inform&· tJon retch our shoret each year. ' Conaider;" Hid the ad, Seventy.five percent of 811 the Information available lo mankind bu been developed - I within the last two decades. Miiiions or pieces or Information are created dally. And the total amount la doubling every ten years. "The problem Is. ns with any crisis, one ol management. With ruel, It's a quesUon or makln,i proper use ol too little. With In· rormallon, It'll making proper use of too muc:h." THAT AD certaJnly speak3 to me. as It probably does to you. I Jive In a sea of lnlormatloo. Too often. I Itel l .cannot cope with tt. 1 r Xerox with lt.8 copying de· vlceR, Its lasers and Its elec· tronlc printers can help me cope 'with It, all the better. Rut the Marlnet are landing almo1t too late, In my case. ' I can scarcely remember how many limes I've thrown away a s hear or newspapers and m1"azlne1 ln what amount.a to very near dl..auat . ind told myaelr, "I've read too damned much today " Cary Or ant 'it latest buslne.as venture, roUowed by a review or David Oallvy's latest book, rollow d bf oon Whlte'IJ financial co umn, followed by • piece on lbe in- temal polltiCB of Argentina -all cont.ainin(( facl.8 , rncts. damned tac ts -can grow to be too much. My mother told me several thousand times. wh n I asked questions or 110ught anitwef'!\ to them in books , that curiosity killed the cat. I rend a lot. and promiscuously, becouse curiOfil· ty bas been all my Ure one of my dominant personal traits. I uaed to think r wu ln~reate<t an Just about everyt.blng under the sun. exctpl maybe the atock market and advice to lbe sex-stnved columns. I ffAV£ realized ror some years now that this thirst ror poop of aJI kinds has gotten wild· ly out of hand. Instead or being ~n abaorbtni pauton, It has become a bad habit. Instead ol glorying ln my curto11ty, I have to cope with lt1 and even curb it. Sometime• I am tempted to quit ll all, cold turaey. To suppor1 and 1ust'lln my work as a Journalist. I 1ub1cnbt to a f'rlabtluJ lot ol publlcatJ°"'· and many others Art sent to me unsolicited. With the help or a you.n1 ualal1nl, who la 11 avid "' -. -.. . .... . . .. . ror &nrormaUon as I was at his age. I try to at lea.st skim every. th ing t hal comes alon«. The range here Is from Business Week to The New Republlc and The New Statesman with Jillie olvertluemcnts like Screw alon«i the line. Too much, You say. And I agree heartily. I WONDE• what would hap. pen If circ:urnatances, such as Ill health. were to deprive me or my dally glut of poop. Or tr I were to swear orr. as I do periodically lrom the Ju(~? It wouJd probably be like NOT wearlna a watch. I tried this one time. It wn unshlrted hell lor the 11 ... , few days. I tbouf(bl it WH lmperatlvo that f ~now the exact time whenever J wanted to know It. I was wrong. I went whhout a watch for weeks. On the whole, I rett the better for It The tyraMy ol time had been averted, that one llllle bit. The trouble la, I overcame my virtue, u I wiutlly do. I b1v just looked down al my wrist. and know lt la e•acUy 9:0'1 a .m. I'm damned II I know whether this bit of lntormalion Improves anythl.na. ' -- ( l • f ' ' • ' J J da 31 m d( st en t o Tr fit ' I tal dil 50( po Sw ' thJ' sto Un one Ull sou ch1 OU~ -f I c mot cat mor I I MUSIC / NATION Friday, Ncwember 24, 1978 DAIL y PtLOT A 1 HONORED Dotty Parton CUTSRECORO R. W. Baackwood Song Fo.-~U_y Auxird Winner Cautions Entertainer Sal,uted Mmically By JOE DWAaOS NASHVllLE. Tenn <AP> F\rst then• we~ Dolly Parton .dolls Tht"n Dolly Parton look allk conte1ts Now. il'K'Vlta~y. tht>l't' ·• a aona about' lht-vocall t Tlllf'd "Dolly'' and r~ordf'd by .R w BIM'kwood Jr , tM aonc ••lute tht' buxom blondt' whose traademark '" won<trowt wlgll, gaudy outfits and mountains ol maJ&eup It trat-e her tlU'f'U from the tame ah left hc.·r family honw lo ltlt moky MO\lotalns to ht'r ttatwt .,,. ont" or the tountry's mOt1t lalked about ceJebrllln. IT W-'1 co.warnt:N by Bun C'ut'on and Au.stln Roberts In just 30 m1nu1t>11 ll~c Mi u Parto n's cloth~. a ttgnt fit trnltkl· Johnny Carson 's monologud which are laced with joke about bu, the song ls a senous summary ol her acblevement.s- "lt simply tells the story ol Dolly Parton." said Blackwood, bes t known for his country hit "Sunday Afternoon Boal Ride in the Park on the Lake" two years ago "It's not a gimmick or a novelty lhiog. nu s does n 'l play off that al all. I think she'd be flattered " MISS PARTON , SELECl'ED enter- tainer or the year by the Country Music Association, has been on a European tour all month and was un· available for comment. ''She has said sbe wished people would look inside her and not Just think or her because of he r ap- pearance with the wigs and all." said the bearded Blackwood, whose wife (.___N._~_so_"P_N_~ __ ) IA n l>olly look alike. "Thlluong does look 1n11lde her. "I waa expt'Ctlog a gimmick aont when I was told about It. But lt was lwtt4'r than I txpected. It's a well- written 110ng -a &ood tune." CASON, WHO ALSO wrote ooe ot th,. first llOOP Miu Parton recorded 11om~ l2 years ago, said the current 110ng wu wriUen as a foUow·up lO a prt>vloua song he wrote about singer Emmylou Harris. CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. <API -Peter M. Roberts. who won a $1 million Judgment in Oc- tober from Sears. Roebuck & Co .• in a suit over • wrench he invent· ed, ls playing it cautious with his n ewfound riches. "I don't know what the economy is going to do and I didn't want to invest in a business at tbe present time,·· Roberta, 33. said In an interview. "I wanted to make it traditional t.c1und1ng and llke a Tennessee song," Cai.on said. "I wanted to make it a H I S 0 NL Y ex · tribute ool a ripoff." travagance was to buy a motor home and take a Blackwood, who has performed Jong-delayed vacation to with ...Miss Parton a few times, said Florida -the first "real she has become populal' became one.'' in lour or. i-~ "she's an all-American girl wJlo years. made the big Ume. He still owns a small "SHE HAS FULFILLED the convenience g rocery American dream," he said. ''It'• the store in suburban Red hope or other people wbo say, 'I can Bank but has given up be next.• his job as manager of lhe apartment complex where he Uves. "She's just like Elvis Pmley. Elvis came from poverty ud she came from poverty. And db her looks . she's becoming what Jayne Mansfield and Marilyn Moruoe were ln the 1950s. .. YOU'D BE surprised bow many bankers have been nice to me," he s:.ld, contrasting it to previous efforts lo gel 1 '1 don't think you tould go businessloans. anywhere in the United $at.es and ,, . find anyone who's never heard or But. he says, I m the her." same old me." Airline Offers 'Buck Back Fare' Get-tough Plan Told WASlDNGTON <AP> -The Civil Aeronautics Board has upproved the ultimate in low air fares -in wh.icb the airline pays the passenger to fly. To introduce its Miami to Nassau service, Air Florida said that between Dec. 5 and Dec. 1 it will offer free round trips on a standby basis and hand each passenger a dollar. Three hours before departure, the airline will pass out numbers lo those standing In line. Those wbo succeed in gaining seats will be identified just before flight lime. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (A P> -Local police will soon make arrests in all cases of apparent as· saults of womeo by their husbands or m a l e friends. whether or not the woman wants lo press the charge, o f- ficials said. Discover the IDPSIRWIN DINNER &BEVERAGE $2.79 Homestyle soap and crisp green salad, choice of potato, roll and butter. And beverage. NOVEMBER SPECIAL OF THE MONTH SERVED 24 HOURS DAILY Famll)' Restaurants • Anaheim • Carson • Downey • l a lfabra • Bell • Cerntos • fullerton (2) • Lawndale •Buena Parle • C0$1a Mesa •Irvine •long Beacll •Norwalk •Orange • Para'"ount •Santa an1 • Tonance 12) • Westminster (2) Air F1orida said the "Buck Back Fare" ap- plies to Miami-departing passengers only. The re- turn part of the ticket is good for a year. Right on Red OK'd WASHINGTON <AP) -Starting next year. motorists ln the nation's capital can ioln their counterparts in Maryland and Virginia and other stales in maJung right turns on red lights at cer- tain Intersections. •·An assault is ao a s- sault, and we plan to treat it that way in the future," Mayor Frank Logue said. Police Chlef Edward Morrone also said that the police will help vic- tims seek medical as· sistance and counseling, that police will arrest a man on trespassing charges if found in a woman's home in viola· lion of a court order: that tho department will help a woman leave home immediately if she wishes to. UNCOMMON* The District of Columbia Transportation Department bas appr.>ved a regulation that would permit such turns at approximately 200 or the city's I.400 si~naled intersections. Jn the district. the regulation wlll allow such turns only at intersections where signs are posted s aying that they are legal. FEATURING JIM RAYNOR presented by COAST MUSIC DA TE: NOV. 28 TIME: 7:30 P .M. FOUNTAIN VAU.EY STORE Otl. Y Jim Raynor, Moog Artist in residence. will present a mini-con- cert feotur1ng the. Moog synthesizer and e lectronic line. Jim will be available Ofter the concert to answer your questions about Moog and electronic music. We promise you on enter- taining and educational evening. R.S.V.P. Cood.MUSIC "WI HAVI A STOCK FAOM IACH TO llOCM" FOUt'fTAIN VALLEY. Brookhurst at Talbert, one blk. so. of S.D. Fwy .. 963-6733 * UNCOMNoN EATERIES -Sizzler Family Steakhouse • Gower Street -soup, solo~. sandwlctls • 1he Thinnety • 1he C~ Shop • Newport Nutrttion • UNCOMMON Glm • ·~ -Je\vels of Nev..iport • The Planter Box • Robert Bums Pharmacy •Cal State Optical • De Cut -hair designs • RX Cleaners • Plaza Newport Travel • Plaza Newport Realti • UNCOMMON HOME DECOR-Fart Contemporary Furniture and Lighting • Altmans -batt and tile • Hart's Rugs & Carpets • Leslie Low Interiors • Kitchen Design - European kltclens • UNCOMMON FASHIONS-Gordon & Co. -for men • The Frontrunners - Sport Shoes • Balboa Fur Factay • The Brass Leaf -VJOrnen's fashions EASY PARKING 1000 RISTOL ST, NORTH N RT BEACH ONE BL<t:;K VVEST OF JAMBOREE ROAD J . - - f \ . auM.IT. PLAZA NEWPORT ' . -................. . , .. t ' l I ' I c I :18 CAIL Y PILOT ' ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES QUEENIE --~--------~~~--UCTIO 'M.A.S.H.' Script, Art To Be Sold at Auction .___ __ ST ATE SAL ___ ___.. Forth Birt It• MIHIOH COMMUHIT'I' H01 .. lfAl OCTC>eClll U , 1911 M , .inct Mf\ fr(l()Pt•t' WUt• °'""°"'· Jiii Will ll•M D 0.-MOfT[ J~ '~" Gent nl f<~llJO<> (d Pn•>l'd <IWdV °" NO¥•mbt'lr ?t, 1919 tn Nf'wJ)Of'l 8•&Kh C• Surv•vfld by hi\ .,.,.,,.. MAfft<lf 0.MOll" tnol""' Md'111" If 0..Mollf' \Ofl\ Enw~ro S ol Co!.tot -•• (A •nc:t J O!ln 0 ot Orl'QOn P<••ll~ '""'"" \lf•tCO will 1;1f 1-ld '"' P<'(ill( V1~,. Memori•I P•rll: Morh.1•ry Nttwpcttt Buch, C• P•clllc VI<""' Mo•tu••Y dlr~<ton LAZAR lllOSE ANlllA LAZAR, r.sl-of Sl>•I IHKh, CA., a ""11"9 ot lrel- Pa\\ICI •••ton ~-n . ,.,. •I '"" .. Qf' ot 80 8el0Wd mo!,,.., of o .. vid L•t •' ot N~ ~M". Ca moth~r in ••• ot J"•n l •1t1tr of NttwPOrf A"•'" Ctl JOU'pft l•t•r ot Nt!'w J•r'"Y "nd Or Pat l\•llf'\f o• l" ''""°•· Cd IO¥•""l \l\t~r ot Ot: nn1\ "'4t'Mllr\ ot Lonq 1 .. 1 .. no_ N,.w Vor\ tf•.O"\.ur"1""'6d DY 10 C)r"'ndf'P\1l(trM •nd ~ Q, .. _., QrttnOt tHlc,,ftn l'."utu1·rttl "''"•tr\ w 1t1 tW' ,......., on ""'1ntJ•Y Nov rnt>o"• 7~ iq79 <11 1 00 PM •I IPlf' ·o.,,., .. f unf!lr.a1 ....,,,,. (,...,,._, In lonq u .. no N,,.w YO'tt lt"lftrnW"nl ...,,., hft ,., ,_,,. 'nl'fl l\IMlCJ N4f1~I (-'Mttt~rv 1n 'Int 1 •• _..n Nfl"# Yl)n. \mnh rutP\•H .,.,,, MC>rt-v dlrH IO<\, .,, r ""' I (0>\I"""'"" (,. -.- SODWI Record M 1\\t0ft \tl•rO. CO• Mt •l'D Mr\. R-~dcln. {I fc><o o•tt OCT0.~1111'. 191' Mt •M Mr\ Mi<-1 ""°'" M1• "°" Vl•IO OOy Mr •no Mr. At1-lof'(I.. ~ 1'<111\, 0"' Mr •"'1 MO .... , ... o f #lnq, LA•e Fc><e\1, 001 OCTOeE 111Jt,1'11 Mt •"Cl fW'>. C.ry _,.,,., ,,,.,.,_ V1•10, l>ot M r and Ml\ Kvt• Toity, M.~,.nn V1t10. Qorl OCTOIEllt 11, !tit Mr •M Mr\. CeorQI!! ~nt\I\, M o\ "on V 1eio. girl HOVIEMlllllt I, lt71 M r •nd Mr' Ev .. rt-11 8rewttt. I •11una M 111\, OOy Mr ...a Mn. R..,..kl Gr..,,..men, [I Ta<O,glrl Mr. •nd Mt'>. Vert\ Hoelge, S.t1 Clement•. boll NOVIEMIElll I, 1'71 Mr •no ,,.,.,, O..n14'I N.w!•I. Ml\· \ton VirJO. 9111 Mr •nd Ml'i CNrl•' ~r1n. M 1\. \lon Vlf jo, boy NOVEMIEllt 2, lt7t Mr 6f'\d Mr\ JOnf\ Co111norwm, M1\\1on V1ep0. g;rt M r •M Ml\.~ Cnrt\fOOlloPr Grt';t-n, S..n JtHtn ~\HMW>, 001 Mr •no Mn ROl>t'rl HavP<'r1 ~n Juan CdPi\tr.,no, 91rt • Mr «tr\d Mt\ Oaw•d J¥00t. Mt\.- ~·on V 19 fO. boy M r ~no Mr\ J' ffr~y Jt·,p.tr v-n. t.•llP For .. \t, Q•tl M r •nd Mr\ KAtl "'"'n. Drtno:t Po•nl. Q•rt M r An() M r\ Th<1m •\ Rdll_.., LdQUn• Hills. 01rl Mon than 100 art plecee, rr ... oes • nd an •utoftnphc."d 1cript from the televt11on M"rltt "MA.S H .'' will be IOld In Oolck-11 WHl CoUe.re'a r1nt annual Art in Aurtlon Dec 2. Th,. auc:uon will be held •n the com· munlty Ctinh·r at 1 p m lo ralae funds lo eotltlnuu operation of the col· I ac 1aUcry DONATIONS HAVE COME from tht> Newpott lforbor Art MUS<.'Um, If unUn~ton n cuch Art Leaaue, W<':slminster Art Auoclalion, Foun· lain Vollt>y Art AsaoclaUoo, Saylor Artist nnc1 En~aneering Supply Co .. Colden West a.rt alumni, faculty and u d vanc-t>d studcnb, a s we ll as private collrct.ors. The paec-~' riange from traditional to a bstract and Include painUngs, drawings, i.culpture, ceramics and prints Cury Burghoff1 who plays Radar in the "M A.S JI " series, contributed the autographed script. The Newport llurbor Museum con· Applications Due For 11-month Assembly Jobs Applications are being taken for the Assembly Fellowship Program for 1979-80. It provides an 11-month working education in the Assembly for recent college graduates or peo- ple with advanced degrees. Twelve recipients wiU be selected to research legislation and work on other projects. APPLICATIONS AllE available from the office of Asse mblyman Den· nis Mangers. D·llunlington Beach. 848· 1168, or from the California As- sembly Fellows hip Program, care of the Political Science Department, UC Riverside. Riverside 92502. The period of the fe llowsh.ip will begin Aug. 1. 1979, and end June 30, 1980. trlbuted a sisned print by noted Nortbtrn CaJl(orala artist J oseph Raphael. Other plecea Include an Ansel Adams photograph, and a print by Charles GaJnes. Auction prices will sta rt At OM· tblrd the appralted value of each piece or object. An auction preview will .,. held ln the 1aJlery on Mooday 1nd Wednesday from 1:30 to 4 p.m.: Tuesday and ThurSday, from nooo tQ 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m ., and Dec. l , noon to 4 p.m. March of Dimes To ~Get Fuiids At Horse Show Horsemen rrom throughout Southern callfomia were invited to the Orange Coast March of Dimes Horse Show , Dec . 2 . at the Capistrano Saddle Club, 28650 Ortega Highway. San Juan Capistrano. The one·d~y alJ-wes>tern horse show, hosted by Ed Hurst. will feature 29 clasaes. mE ENTRY FEE IS a $4 donation per class to tllc March of Dimes. Registration be&ins at 8 a.m. Pre· registrations may be malled lo the l\farch or Dimes office, 01 w. Dyer Road. Suite lO·G, Santa Ana. Entry forms may be cibtained al local smles or from the March of Dimes. Trophies will be awarded lo the first place winners m each class and ribbons presented through eighth place for juniors and through sixth in open categories. Spectators are welcome. More information may be obtained from the March of Dimts, 979-2270. • ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER • PINE PORCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE • OILS. Etc:. 1~ Million Dollars Worth Fri., Sat. & Sun. Nov.24,25,26 8:00 pm Inspection Fri., Sat. & s ... 2·5 pm & 7-8 pm Don't miss this important sale! Fine crystal. china sets, European furniture, bronzes, 'rugs. 0115 and many o ther items. Lots of diamond soliJaires end clusters. Fine men's and l~ies watches rings, earrings, bracelets. necklaces. etc .. set with diamonds, emeralds, rubies. sapphires. Several •mponant large emeralds and sapphires. TERMS Baf'lcAme rtC•d MHt9'Ch .. lltt P•rsonat c.,t<k C..tl> Som11 ••tended •••ms c1tn .,. .tr•Miged P'TOPeff'I moved fo1 con.,.n11u":• of..,_ 10 : nevvport galleries, ltd. 2542 West Coast Highway, Newpart Beach, CA (714) 645-2200 . CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 P.M. FRIDAY Art Levine Auc11o"H' HOLLAND COPPER~ BRASS s4-s40. The Antique Guild has bucket,, bells. pitchers. cache·potS. pocs :mu pans. ladles, flatirons. coal scunLC$, money dishes and wine measurer.; too. Big po<.s, little pots, hand hammered. smooth. wim blue·Delft·pactemed han· dies or so~d iron hardware. N"INA .-.OOMI, """l~nl M CO"~ 4f'\JI (A Pft\w-d itW4Y on Nt>vtmn.r l IQ/8 ~IOVl'(I '°" 01 ~l~rm0111no-r M ~u-...n ... m.l ~hi ot '°''• Mt"'\.A, C-. UIWtdl \t"rVICP'"n(l lrttftr~n• •Ill""" •IO '" lltlm!>lly, 1n<11a Smith r u111111 fMb M0'1""'y d•f"<IOf\, 0 1 ( lllh I ,(O\I"~ Mf>.- NOVEMBER l , lt7t M• .,no Mr\ Jo;,I EQC!t!f\, !>dn Juan Cd0•'\1tNW>, bov I' ~ UCI Professor Volunteer Help For Victim3 of Crime Sought But the real treat is the price range. From $4 to $40. ~Orange County, mmwml Newport Fwy. ;ind Dyer Rd. East 714/ 751·3181. Los Angeles, Venice Blvd .. between Robcmonand MECHllNG MllORCD !RENE MLCHI ING '" 0~1 ot '""'"Me•.;,, c~. n.ot••• 01 ,,. "'~" PAw•d Awov °" No""m""r ''· 111 "' ,,,.. _ ol M Rf>IOvMI molhfor ol 1fq1n"' N•lll~ 01 CI ror~ C•. Ruth r.,al•y 1)1 ~I .. """'" CA , IOVll\O , ... • 01 f"Md M<(t1y ol lndla"a. ,.,,., onlv..a by 8 qrandchllGtHI ,,....,,. °" ano bu""' "' ...... c onouc IMI b't' "nit" Tuthill L"trtb MOrtui:try. 477 E . th SI. Co.t" -~ --~ POMA TO CARI POMATO r....idf'nt Of Cost• ~w. Ca P11\....0 """"Y on Nowmbt>• • IU8 ""'"''""° by Iii< \Of' AIC.'1 >m1110 ot Hunllnqton S.acPI. Ca •nd ~ G<>ughlM'\, l'lon•nc• ~m .. 10 ol f I KO, c.. -Ma<IPllM P•ll~ ...... ol "fr\1df' '" Gf'•~\10-... f'YI( .. ~ wUI HOVEM8Ellt •. 1'11 Mr end Mr'\ Barton Cr•no~lt~ L .. Qund NIQ .... I, Qlrl Mr allCI M ". Atm.tndo Pal .. CK>, CO\I" M~ "'· 00V ' HOVEMBE It 1, 1'71 Mr dnO M•• Jann Atl<ll•• El Toro. boy Mr •nd Mn Phll1p Smltn, Jr , El Toro, Qlrl Mr • .tnd Mn. Fr-sw .. rUC>f>••, Laguna Nlquel, gorl NOVIEMIElt I, 1'7' Mr aM Mn. O..nl<ll O.rkn, $.lnt• """·II"'· Mr ""° Mn JoN\ GHI" ~ JU<On (.Apl\lrano, Qirt. Mr •nd M<~ John ~Ml, s,.,. ;..,.,. Co'IP•\lr-. boy HOVEMIEllt •. 1971 Mr and Mr• SI~ McC>onouqn, \.o4' JvMl Cel>o••r-, 91rl ..... Id on-...... H~w· 11. ,.,. P'OUHTAIH YAllE'I' COMMUNITY II 00 AM Al F111,,...wn M~m('""'' HO$PITAl ••• ~·"'" Atvt (A Vr\tt!ll<On !»!tu• OCTOl£R 11, 1'71 ,y.Nov•~r7!. 11'11fl trotn1 t OOAM M ' t!tf'\d Mr\ Ai<h•rO K~llf'r. t o6 PM 8•111 fl.t·rQPron r U""9,. .. I W~\lf'Y'\in\l~r~ Q•rf Jm .. (O\t~Mt-\AOtr'~ltJf''" 6A#}-1•1' M r ana M r\ Ronald L•Pt•nt. SHAFlllAH C0\14' M"''· gtorl MINNlf SHAfRA'4. fl'\l<l!'nl o l M r •nO Mrs c .. 1 Price, tt)Un.\ Hiii'·· (it P•''W'ld 4tW~ .. ()t\ Wt\lni•nSlfor. Q•r• 'hlfmtw•r n. IUI SUr\f1V"'Ct b'( fWO -------------· ti\ All"" J ~l""r of HUt1l1nqlon ·~•" c" """ Robo-rt s11 .. 1r.•n 01 PUBLIC NOTICE liO 'SNv•C .. \ t1 00 AM on '\un<ll'V, ------------· 1v•mbN ?&. 1q1s '" Pactllc V1pw FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Cited for Book Dr. Hect.or Orjuela, professor of Spanish al UC Irvine, has been awarded the first interna- tional Laurt>ano Carus Pando lite rar y prize in Mexico City. Orjuela received the $8,000 award for his book, "Imagen de la Poesia en los Estados Unidos. e n la P oes ia Hi s pano - A m e ri cana" <Unite d States Im age in Spa nis h American Poetry). Orjuela, a member of the UCI faculty since 1970, is a native or Colombia and author of several books on Spanish and Colombian \. lite rature. .) Volunteers to ald the v~ms of crime are being sought by the Vic- tim/Witness Assistance Procram at the West County Municipal Court, Westminster. . \ The program office mainllins a round·the-dock service for victims or crime who need help by Nferring them to required service agCDCies, a spokesman said. VOLUNTEERS WHO man the pro- gram 's "bot line" are to help atcure emergency shelter. medical aid. transportation and counselinf for victims involved in the criqinal · j usttce system, she said. Training sessions arc scheduld for Wednesday and Thursday. Penons wishing to volunteer were asket lo call 957-2737 or 896-7188. Transit Funds Ready ,,.pt•I lntf'rmfnt PAC.Ult v.,.w E E NT •::;'o'"" P ... rk. P .u111c View nP to~:.:~s~Ar!an'":. Oo•l'IQ bu\I• ~ vor Elde·ly ~--L...,_J o uoryOlrf"f or' no\~tl\ C ~ • 1 ' UUJUV~ CDlltllE n IRO NSfONE POTTER'!', 11•0 M1'~V COROr TT, l>"\\C'O IJWIJV °" Mot1rovla Av~ .• Cmla Meu, CA.,,.,, >V•mbf'r n, 1978 Al llN r~IOflnc• '" l cnarl•\ Wllll3rt1 CIOw. ISO'! Or•nQO L:i Cienega 213/ 83~3 1 3 1. 8nlh ~open IO ID 9 Monday Juouiih ~~ IQ ID6 $tmcby Anoqur Gwld Rndvq Oiaige Ac.rountl~ Ow-gr/Bank Am.;'T'Qfd/~ lrtVW% ~ ltl'mi. an: ~tM' ol rnnt:h:an.J1¥ a~1bbk rcir ~-CT.AG 197ts r h o...,, UIQUM ~IN.Pl, C.. SM ll Ave .. Costa Mfl1<1. CA '12626 r •1•-a bv hfr ti.toveo hul bllnO Tiii\ bv>lneu "<onCIUClt<I by an In .. ia Corbl'tt, d&IHl!>tf'r l\obel YOM· o lv1oua1. I> 3 or--...... Rruce, Curll• end Cl\arle~ w (1- •n< • ano I orf'at qranooavglller ThtS 5t•t.,ment we• llle<I witll Int 11t1rtA .,,.,..,,<._ will b-lleld on County c1en of Or•nve County on 1lu•0•1 N<>~mber 2S, 1q71 •I 11 •00 Nov IS, 1911. \II ~I Pi>cllt< Vo<"W Memo<lel P•111 "IMTM '"""' "'"" 1ntttmeflt 10 tooow '°' Publl\l•e<I Or°.,,. C:O.\t O•llv PllOI, '"'" v ...... MH'natl•I p.,,k Peclllc Nov II. 7•. DC'< I •• 1q19 ~ .. Mort ..... vOlroocl~ \7111 18 .. Calllomia Department or Transportation Of· fi cials have announced that $1.7 million in federal funds has been made available (or use by private non-profit organizations to provide transportation services for the elderly and handicapped. Information can be obtained from Bob Creasy or Paul Smith at 1.20 S. Spring St .. Los Angeles 90012, (213 ) 620-2774. CHRISTMAs 1ABLEs ThAT GROwON You McCOIMtCK MOaTUAallS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 IALn~IHGHO.. FUHUALHOMl 646·2424 Costa Masa 673-9450 llUHOADWAY MOlTUARY 110 Broadway CostitMesa 642·9150 ~~ ~ . . . On A Sunday Afternoon . . . In November ENJOY & RELAX With I .. SMITff. nmttu.-u.MI MOITUAIT WtsTCUfl CHAf'll. Oermtory • Flower ShOP 427 E 17th St Coste MPsa 646-4888 rt11c1 •on.us SMITH~ MOITUAIY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 ''GOOD TIME MUSIC'' Featuring GENTRY FAMILY SINGERS GUY HALFERTY' COMBO SHOWCASE ~INGERS Performances At 1: 30 and 3: 30 on the mall . . . at f F==1.i U1 ·~~··45 llhuttatl'<l S7'.i u I SHlffll MOITUAIY 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494-1535 1533 N El Camino Real San Clemente 492-0100 ,_,AMILY COlOMIM. flUMIUL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 PACIAC YllW r•tOllALPAH O,me1ery MottuatV Chapel 3500 P.ctflC View Drive Nowoort Beach 84-4·2700 • c. I ' ' : Oak dr~wleaf rabll..>s. just in time for Chri.stn)as. Ar The Antique Guild. From $75. Take one home for t:he holidays. Open it up when the family comes on Christmas day. Then flt at into a comer of the living room o r the entry hall. Or tuck it in a riny dining room. ror romantic, candlelit. holiday dinners for two. And while you're shopping for the Chrisrmas table. look around The Antique GuUd's surprisi~ array of Christmas rrcasures fo r family and friends. Antique jewelry. China. Cloe.ks. Aa.-csoories and fine old furniture. And for mose hard·to-buy·for focnd" and relatives, an Antique Guild gift ccrtifie3tc. The kind of gift th1tt's alway~ unexpected. And never forgotren . Like The Antique Guild :n Chrisrmas t1me. OranaeCounry,Newpo!ffwy.andOyer Rd . E.ist 714fi51·3l81. ~ Lot Anaelcs, Venice Blyd .. betwecn Robcrtsan and La Cienega lmWil 2 lJ/8)8. 3131. I . . . . . - I r f ' s: • . t. j J d1 31 m dt s t en to Tr fit . 89' db 50( PO Ste I thr sto Un Ont Call soa cha out. 1 I I c mot cal mor ,, ... I Men's long sleeve acrylic knit shirts. On<!. two w ltiroc hutton styles. and open- coll,ir V n1·rk·. r1t1d a choice of striping cornt)lr1,111on· •• ino nccont toms. 100% ,1cryhc S11r••, :; Ml XL 20°10 Off Famous maker dress slacks for men. The Basic,· hown, ol 100% polyester doubloknil Urown. tan. black and navy Req $1~ $1 2 The Expandable waist. Reg $20 . $16 1 5°/o Off Our entire 1tock of toy• for 1ll age1. Now' s the time to stock up on Christmas surprises tor your family. Every toy is on sale . . from coloring bOOks to the most elaborate electronic games. You'll find a big selection ot ldmous brand toys. Toy Department f -- 20°/o off Reg. $20 to $36. SALE 1 5 99 TO 28 80 Soft, shimmering holiday dancing dresses. Find shnky straps, wrap styles and blousons at>ove swaying skirt-hnes. Whirl with todav's exciting fashion look tn deep or soft colors Lustrous polyester in sizes 8 to 16. Fnt»y, November 24, 1979 DAILY PILOT A9 5. 99 ~~~.~~14 EHy-cere pant tops for girls. Long or short sleeve knil~. Woven tops and blouse& with prelty details. All cotton or polvestor/cotton. 12·.99 ro 13.99 REG $15 TO$t6. SIZES 7-14 Glrl1' great-fitting Dltto1.!I In 2 new styles. "S1mphc1tv" h1gh-wa1st. "chevron" back pockel. Also ·saddle seat" and "rearv1ew·· Polvester/cotton brushed denim. cotton pre-washed denim. Regular. slim Sizes 4-6X. shm, reg t t 50 . 9.49 Mo re savi ng s: 4 • 99 RlGS/ Women'• long flannel gowns. ChOose from bulton-tront y04<e gowns with Peter Pan or rulfled collars 100% cotton. Prelty pastel prints. Sizes 34 to 40 2.99 REGS4 Colorful holiday bangle bracelets. 18 bangle bracelets in a canister Dusty winter colors or 1a1nbow brights. Wear 1ust one or several Costume Jewelry Department 1 /3 off Reg $1 t 5 10 $195. SALE 71 .50 TO 529.39 Entire stock of diamond pierced earrfngs. Dainty stud designs 1n 14K gold mounnngs F-inc Jewelry Ocpdrtm~n1 20°10 of f Reg ~$1.Q. SA~E 7 99 _ Save on boys' weaheble a cry lie sweaters. V-neck slyle:s have cable or flat knit front All have ribbed cults and waist Sizes· 5(6·8). M(1 0·12}. L(14-1G). Xl(t8-20). 8·t8 Warm, weahable •CfYllC sport robes. An ideal g 111 tor the sports tan. this 50x60 · tnnged plaid robe C9fTI0S in its own zippered Cdrry1ng case Red. blue or brown Save on 1lumberbags for children. Warm slumberbags they'll love to snugg1e up In C'10ose from their1avorlle prints - Star Wars'u. Benj1"1 and many more 1 9 . 9 9 ~t0~~~"0 Northern blanket throws In Jungle prints. Add llair 10 .. sofa. or use at night as a blanket. Soll and light, 100% Acrilan !I acrylic. acetate/nylon binding Machine washable, in natural earth tones. Th ese are only a few o f the hundreds of items now on sale in our stores PrtcM effective through Sunday, Nowembef 21th. Shop Friday and Saturday 9.30 to 9.30 SUnday 10 to 1 ANM4tlM COM>NA CYPM• FULLE~ON HUNTINGTON llACH TUSTIN ~ ,.._, IOON. lueld.._._.,_. 721N. MM18'. lftlA""'.._.. .... ..,_._,,...,O 1_, Y .... V... ..... ---Ct...,oe-.c.m..D04t.tYOftle l.Mdilt---llU MM'9~-11Mm 1111l!NIN8W. •mi f'LUS .. MOM ITO"U TO 11..vl YOU 1ltROUQHOUT AAIZONA. CAUPORNIA. NEVADA AND NEW MEXICO . ' \ . I ' ~­• -~----.. ' ' --Ft\ my,~,.._ :at. 1m BOATING / AT YOUR SERVICE . ...- . !t One Race Slated Aaivily Light Over Weekend ... Th(' Capt. trano H1y Yucht Club v.•HI 11rnd tbfo Performan~ tl1ncUc1p Rat'tn1t Fl t't into 1t'l1on thla -.cckf'nd in a Thonhaiv1n' Rc1atta th•l 15 the only <1C'h ('dU td· com pt>tltlvt' yat'htlna 1u ·tton In \)ranat Count Yachtmg urthat) '"light .. 11 alon«i th«> Sout~rn ('allforn11.1 roast rrom Thanh~lvrn .. g Rt•g.atto llOR. PH Rt\ MORA > Suturduy. ~unduy 8aMa Moaica tsav SOliT fl OA Y V ACllT RA fNO 1.U R OM d Ian Kt•.:utta lkf' I boat. 1 Saturday In DI 10 Return Trip NO W, Racers Get tire" Wind An ironic twist ln yacht racinJt is that many or the boat.a pnrUcipaUng ln the slow. wi~less Los Angeles to Maiatlan race are runnang Into strong gale force winds on the return trip. Real Be ard • Real Santa See and beheve a1 Huntington oenta. CORRECTION 01'1 page 31 Of the t een November ai ln1ert, ttlet'9 .. , an ad- CORRECTION In Seara Seotlon di•· trlbuted Nov•mb•r 23 t hro ug hout the Lo1 • Sun Dlt•tto lo Suntl.I lforburu MISSION RAV Y ACUT CLlJ U SJ>('c1al Rtt1ratta Call cla111tt•1 > Satur day.SUnday The latest report was that a number or yachts are piMed down al Cabo San Lucas after surviv· ing winds ranging from 25 to 50 kno~ in the Gulf or vertlNment for • at~ tor • drill, .... ~ Angelea and Orenge Co u nty A r•• a • TR£ (' Mt\Rlt.t.o Brath Yacht Club In I.ti~ An~t·h·:. ll.1rbor will ulso bpOnhur u Tturnl,it1v1ni n•1i1alt.i (t'a l u rini.t I nh'rn l1onal Ofbhe>rl' Ruh'. PllHI-' Wld MldK~t Ottan Rae lfl~ As~oc1auon rating~ Tht• onJy •clJon m Santa Mon1u Ha I:. Orlt' dt•"ti:n ft"l(utw for kttl boat~ spon50red b) tlw South S.y Yurht R.icmj? Club SANTA CLArtA nACINC AS· SOCIATION Autumn Chill ~ric11 1 all <'la11 l' > Sai lurcJuy . Lunr C1rc-u1t. Silturd )' SAN DIEGO AS.C)OC f A'TION Of'' Y ACllT CLUBS Junior chum· p•onahlp IRlnglehund(•d 1 Saturd¥y, Sund a)' HEADS HARBOUR Pat Milano California between Mazatlan and the cape. Several yachts which attempted to leave Cabo Wednesday were forced back to the refuge of the cape after encountering strong winds and heavy s~as on the Paclfic side. There was no word 'rom three yachts who left the cape Wednesday and did not return. but il was Pat Milano assumed they were experiencing heavy going up the Baja Callrornia coast. at 111.M . The llluetra· P a n tcoat ••• a d · tlon WH l~rwet. The vartlHd. Thia lt•m ta drlll atand doe• not In· temporerlly unavallable. elude a tilt tabte et the We apologize tor any titted pttoe. f'teaM M• Inconvenience thla may It for JOUfMlf at the h a v e cauaed o ur neareat a.are Store. cu1to'"9f"L wea1~,.....thl• error. Southern Cahfornsa YuchtJng A!> ~<'IJt100 calendar f'•por1·Balboa CAPISTRANO BAY YACHT CLUB Turkt') lkti:~tta t Pll HI'' 1 Sunday SAN Of ECO V ACll'f Cl .. U n Sinnhofer Senf's <IOR I Saturday SILVt;RGAT't; YAqn-c 1.uu Sinnhofer Se~ 1es I PH R.f' l SaLUrday SOUTHW ESTEJtN YACH'J: CLUU Sinnhorcr Series cS IJll1-', MORA 1 S11turday He ads Cluh -:::.:=Th:..::.=:e~r~e~we..:..:..re:.:.:.n_o~re-po~rts~o-r_i_.n_jury~-to~c-re_w~m-e_n_o_r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dam age to boats. I Sean; I ·I sears I \f41\. llOf llUC& A"iD(.0 UAlll,-8UC1l•MIC.O Loi. nit&H·Lonic lk>uh Nortll and Inland At Harbour-----------------------------~~~~---, (' BRIU.O Bl':A{ 11 Y ACllT CLUB SAN LUIS V ACHT CLU 8 -fo'.all Senes No 4, Sunday. Pat Miiano has been ins talled as the 14th commodore or the Hunt· 1ngton Harbour Yacht Club s ince it was or- ganized jn 1965. Jnslalla· lion cere monies were aboard the USS Princess Louise in Long Beach Uarbor. "Cot a probi•'rfl" Ttwn u1ntr In l'at I>vnn Pat will cut rt'd tapt'. flt"ltmp tl1t• antlllt'T~ cmd ochon you nl"nt ro wlc'C' mcqwlt<'$ m !1tltlt•1·nmf'rlt and bwmt'.'u Mrul your qw>s110nS to Pot Dtmn. At Your ~11ee, Orange Ccxut Da.UJI Ptfot , I'<> Bor 1560. Costa Meia. CA 9?626 Ar tnanV lc>ttt'TS O.S pt>UI~ wiJI bt' mmot'ffit, but phoned mqwne.t or letters not incLudmg the readn's full oa""'. address Oltd bwmt>u hours' phone numbncannot ~consutnt'd ThiscotumnappNndai· ly ercept Saturda111 .. I "" -\loqfllly "''"''""' -..1ur .,.,., ' •ont •t1tt1•bt• wind\ n10M 14no mornonQ """'" HIQM S.IU<IMV •~ lu 10 Co•"•' •-•'11'" w1tt ••l>Q40 l>"twt•n .. •nd •~ lnl•nd l •rn prraturtt Wiii ,.,,... lle-n .. O"CI M f "41 w•I~ l•n1C19rtlun wlll bt U lllllDAY • ... t•tOf\O f'•Ot't '~p '" JI Y <Of\O low 11 Ol)p,., I 1 I tt\I IHOPI ,.,~ . ._ 'loo> ( °"" ,, 1(111 Sr'COf>O IOw $ATUllDAY \ O•m ~o t111•m I) •Otpm J I 11 0pm I] \UN DAY nn1 lllQfl • n am s • f"tnllO• 1J57•m 01 !>lit-lllqll • 4'I p "' • 0 !><.n ~IM1.• ,.,. m .,Mtl•4 .. Pm MOOtl n-11 4S • m_ Mh I tS p m Other fl ag o fficers e lected for 1979 we re Dick Foolncr. vice com- modore: Ken Busche. rear commodore : Craig Johnson. ncet captain. and Tom Loughlin. port captain. New members of the board ot dire<-tors are Bob Baron. Charles Ben· nett. Bob Houseal, Craig A rid Selmfo11 fe l"atle r...we. Johnson, Ted Johnson, DEAR PAT: We put in a brick patio and Tom Loughlin. Phil Lup- brusbed a concrete and s and mixture between the ton. Don Robertson and bnck joints. Then we washed the patio down to Kelly Snow. harden the concrete mixture, but we can't get it off Others officers a re the bricks. Our patio is while! We tried giving the Virgil Allen. Judge ad· bricks an acid bath. but it didn't remove the con· voe ale; Roger Fenlon. <.'rete. ls there some kind of cleaner or seaJe11-we secretary; F'rank Uehlc, C'anuse togclthe brlcks redagain? t reasurer . a nd Dr . P.S., Irvine David Johnston, fleet A muriatic add batb ls the only--nmedy to J====~~~~~L~su~r~g~e~o~"·:_ ____ _ your p roblem, and you've already tried that. Tony's Boildlng Bla&erlals of Costa Mesa, says the acid 80lutJon you used may not have been strong enough to do the job. Follow safety directions on 'bis product's label, but wie a mixture ol one--part muriatic add to Ove parts water and see If this works. Wash bricks with water before and afte r scrubbing i.n this ~olutioo wilb a patio broom. If this dOHo't work. AVS sources have oo remedy. U our readers do, yoa'IJ be coatad ed. Bas~ball S tar's It~ of .... al~? DEAR PAT: I have inherited some ~all paraphernalia of a ramous baseball player of the past. 1 don't know how much these things are worth and I can 't locate any collectors or ap· vra1sers. Any s uirneslions'> I'd like to know "het ht•r to keep these things or donate them to the Baseba ll Hall or f,ame S. R., Laguna Beach T he Baseba ll Ha ll of Fame <Main St ., C..ooperstown, N. Y. 1332') sagges&s you stvcly lite ·•Sports Colltttors Bible," by Bert Sugar. Tia.is hook , publlsbed by Bobbs·Merrlll, 15 available al thf' llbru:y. ll wUJ give you an Ide• of the worth of your lnherttance. H A YS bears from any collectors or appraiser in tbJs field, you'll be contacted. In· cldf'ntaUy. one does not Just "donate" baseball lt.-ms to the Hall of Fame. A letter of Inquiry bas to be s ubmitted. Then the Hall of Fame chooses to accept or reject the donation. L au·s L i•it Creflll.or A~•lott• DEAR READERS: The Fair Credit Blllin~ Act pemuts consume rs to assert legal claims aod defe nses regarding billlng errors, including non· • ,,.., I l.4)n(~ l.f l't'\ "Y"' .. ,, ~ft..t'"'"' ~.f'P: f'CA ·'~tuO&c..••tt •Contact Lens examination • includes Refraction Glaucoma test. B1om1cropscopy. Diagnostic ht11ng and evaluahon. . . S50 00 • .: ·Regular eye examination • include<, Retraction ·• Glaucoma tebt, B1om1croscooy and v1s1on analysis S35 00 Eyeglass orescnottons filled Complete lino of fashion eyewear and lenses ' : Lenses duphcatad Your insurance plan. union plan • BankAmencard (VISA) or Master Charge accepted DR. WM. I . IUETHE DR. ROIT. M. HUTCHIMSOM c.it ,,_.,,.,, O"OMETRY ~~=~= "-~ 137-2200 ~~ LAGl:JNA HILLS MEDICAL-ARTS CENl'ER • 24953 Paseo De Valencia Suite 6C Bldg C • Laguna Hills. Cal 92653 .• For the) '• \ea,\ery @fl~ W1l1tams-Sonoma has what at takes to make you want to cook With everything for the kitchen and connoisseur of haute cu1s1ne Fro m terracotta to tart tins. copper Pots to m ushroom brushes. Here's just a taste of what hes an store .. Cwsnart Demonstrations Wednesday & Saturday 1:00 Soda alphon lof oeoons o1 bubbly you make nght al t'()fne Tastes lar SUPef10f 10 comme<caal preps 1att00s Austrtan made. S39.95 Mechllnlcal COfltacrew. a mas18fl)IOCe ()I SWISS Pf OOrSl()(I Removos oor1I from bottle lheo cor11 rrom screw Heavy OtCkc. .. plated caSI lfOrt with brOrlle rnectl8l1'$ITl $125..00 • Wllhams-Sonoma CIOQue Moosleur • Toasting Iron, lurns Ofdlnary <Jessen and Sdf'OW1Ch malunqs into SCUIPlecJ ~ shaOOO dellcacieb Cast alumtnum lof saove 100 oreoar allO'l 512.95 Meliof coffee pc>t tum'> freshly groum1 coffee 1t110 t Mer <i' oenect catc 1t11re unCQuallod lf1 flavor and droma. S25.-S65 WILLIAMS-SONOMA Grande Cuisine 3333 Bristol S1ree1 • Soulh Coast Plaza • Co61J Mesa • 17141 ~t-116b San Francisco • Palo Allo • Beverly Hills • OallJ!:. ch·lavery. nus rederal law defines a billing error as ------------------------------------------------------------a balling statement ror merchandise that was not delivered in accordance with the agreement made at the lime or the transaction. This definition was further speciricd by tbe Federal Reserve Board as <'h arges for merchandise never delivered, de· livered to the wrong location, delivered late, or wrong merchandise. Consumers now have the legal right to refuse to pay and to tell the creditor thal the statement ls 1 ncorrecl The creditor has 30 days to reply and 60 days to correct or explain the charges. Companies not following the complaint settling procedure out· lined by this act have the right to collect the amount owed up to $50. Also, a disputed account cannot be r~ported as delinquent to a credit agency Ll9ht11 an Ort-off D..af DEAR PAT: We've been trying to buy authen· lie head.lights ror our restored 1926 Mode l·T Ford since January. The Florida Rod Shop in Palm Harbor, Fla., has promised to ship the Ugbts lo us at least five times, but when we place an order lhey are never sent. Can you find oul what the pro- blem is? 8 . F .. Costa Mesa T hia flr 1n•1 1poke1m an says tlaat these lteadUgll&a go .. In and oat ol 9*1r" w.ry faat. Be clalm1 yow reqllN&a ca••·~ d._. •ltea IM HP· ply laad been depleted. TIM laeHUp&a are avaua. ble now, aad yov C.O.D. order eu be proceued Im medla&ely If )'ot1order promptly. ... VALUE~PEN SUNDAY 12·5 PM 'ii~,:rl NIKON FM Caoon ~'2faJ1 (BODY ONLY) ~:~~ 1234• W/50mmFl.8 '232°° Al•I CAIU l7A,All/ATI ........ H ~~•ICMMI• NIKON FE (BODY ONLY) s34731 11).l l MOTOR DltlV£ '202.00 When purchaMd w/ca,.,.,.,a Ca11onA35F ~~. ~ 110315 "'"'"'(' Wftt1C1M6 e..i11111f11.i1 ' ,. Minolta XD 11 W/50mm Fl.7 '3TI" XD 11 w/1.4 1414" Auto Wlnder"D" IC.-.• $71.95 CANON Minolt a XG 7 w/50mm Fl.7 1276°4 C•non AE-1 W/50mm Fl.8 '272" . -.. -------~-·~-. . . . . . . . . . --. I ~ .. 1 • NATION I CONSUMER Fri~. No\lember 2'4. t978 DAIL v PILOT AJ • WON n OWMd by Patrk k0 N Moorheao or Lone ~ach. Won It ls what Mool't'l'tead did tn Ot·eembfr 1970. The car w ~ priu on the TV &.me ~w 'Hollywood lW'ff • Busit1~...,. ...... Costs Tallied WASHlNGTON IAI'> -Businesses sp end more than 89 million hours -and SJ billion annually fiJling out re· ports required by tbe federal government, a c ongression a l I n · vesUgalory agency re· port.a. I Top Safety Comments Souglit WA~ lllNGTON \AP1 0 c 1 as lhc deadlane for 1'•-:fldlna ln commcnls on o ph1n lo Improve prolt'C':lltlO ror tnfaots and &mull ch1ldr<>n in YUlomobll 8 Tht' Tran porlul1on 0 part ment want. to uteod It.a child aut aafny 1t.Atndard to cov r tar beds. infant carrlen and child bamtU8. IN ADDITION, tc11t1 n1 pro· eedures for thae Items would be upsra<Hd to lnch.td ln·motion ('ra1h tfttl with apeclal dum· mies Tho •ta ndards would become ~fecllve May 1, 1980. Ofltd&ls noted. however. that to be e((cctlve the devices must bt-UI. d. "WHAT HAPPENS TO small children who are unreatralned in Sewer Problem STATELIN!: <AP> -A couple of Lake Tahoe hote l·cHlnos helped to clean up a smelly sewer problem Wednesday by !letting up Portable toilets for Lourials' use. The Park Tahoe bnd Harvey's closed several restrooms and aet up about eight or 10 temporary toUeta outside the bot.els. a crash Is that they literaJly becom e f\Yinl miaslles. Parents must understand this. All we can do Is Issue a standard which wlU ma ke sure these devices are prope rly constructed, but the important lhln8 la that they be used." aald Joan Claybrook of the National Highway Traffic Safety Adm.in.lltration. Persona who want lo comment on the plan to extend and tighten these safely atandards should write to the Docket Sectiol\. Na· tional Highway Traffic Safety Adminlatration. 400 Seventh St .• SW, Waahington, D.C .. 20590. Why should you make USDA Choice your choice? JAPAN OKS SHIP PAY TOKYO cAP-1 -The San.&a•s-a al Japanese_governmenl 1 • "e says IL wiWpay $556.000 See for yourselt in compe nsation l o at Hullt1ngt0f\ Holland for · a Dutch ;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;Ce;;n;;;;teiiir hospital shlp that sank RU while being used by the Japanese navy in 194S. UPHOLSTllY The Dutch ship was 1 seized by the Japanese W...Y•W• off Java Feb. 4, 1942.1 ..._ .... and was used until 1t' c.!:.1=::tiu sank as a J apan ese._ ______________ __. freighter . The captein --------- and crew or the s hip were sent to the Netherlands after it was seized. e BHfLoin T-Bone Steak Beef Loin Call 142-5671. Pul • few word• to work for 011. f:z2• The General Account- ing Office said the total or time and money ac· t u ally wa s mu c b greater, since the study did not cover the In· ternal Revenue Service and several other key federal agencies ..... lllaldn lnlo dllltn1t..Jrd" )uSi5A7 ~ --Porterho THE IBS estimates its reporting requirements · alone result in 613 million hours or work annually by businesses and individual s However, the IRS and sever al other federal agencies were not in elude d in the study because their regula· tions do not require ap- proval of the GAO or the Office of Management and Budget. •·The requirements analyzed represent only the tip of the burden i cebe rg ," s aid Comptrolle r General Elmer B. Staats in a let· ter acompanying the re port "ABOUT 78 percent of a ll federal reporting re· quirements are exempt from eithe r GAO or OMB (Office of Maoage- m en t and Budget> clearance," Staats said. "Thu s,•the mo s t pervasive, burdensome. a nd probable most ir ritating requirements were not addressed by the study." Of the 49 agencies studied, the GAO said 14 accounted for 86 percent of the reporting require· ments. THE FEDERAL Com· municatlons Com · mission topped the list, requiring businesses to expend over 30 million hours a year filling out forms. Completing sla· lion logs a lone cost broadcasters a total of 18.2 million hours. the GAO said. However . the GAO. whic h conducted the study at the request or Congre ss' Joint Economic Committee, dre w few conclusions about the worth of the reports r equired b y fe deral agencies or whether a reduction of paperwork was in order. 39,000 Hondns Rectilled TOKYO <APl -HOD· da Motor Co. will recall 39 ,000 Honda Wing motorbikes because a defective cam chain in· s t allation ln their engine6 may cause them to stop suddenly. a Transport Ministry of. flcial said. T he otficiaJ said 23,000 such Honda Wings wttb displacement& ol 400 and 500 c.c. have been ex· ported to tbe United States and Canada. Honda said there were three 1'eport8 or engine stoppage, all from the United States, but no one was hurt. Riders can hear loud. strange sounds. when tbe cam chains are about to fall out, the company 11ld. Tbe 1overoment of· flclal sai d tb.e motorblkee woUicfbe re· called wltbin three montbl. such as Pitt•, Choice Good. The beef grades are a guide to how tender most cuts will be -and how juicy and flavorful the meat will be. Prime is the best and most expensive -Choice is of high quality and will be quite tender and juicy -Good grade is not as juicy and flavorful as Prime and Choice. .....__.._..... Steak per lb. 811ced·Auort.d ==-•eat .... .,.. Supm: Brlad PLAY RALPHS GREAT AMElllDA QUIZ Over a mllUon prizes • ava•lalJle to wlnft!!!Y ~ Win Aelphe frozen turtc.,., Jottn Morr .. Canned Heme and Gt'* hotktaf tteme. EqryCerd •W-lfyou 11--. 9bollt A,,..,ic.. •winning~ upon r-~of AIMfic•. COMUll odd9 chert lot' pftH ~ •nll.Olllfr. • C~ AllM Md Odd9 Ofl 1N1«* .. Qvlz C9td. 000S CH411l ,Oo ~Ollt CAlrQOllf IHtc-t..,.~i ,,,. MNtorBfff Fana John FnRcs ..... f!. 1 lb. pkg. I oi.11 can Know what you're buying ••• Grading can help you know more about what you are buying. to comi>are prices and get the most for your food dollar. That's why Ralphs carries only choice beef steaks and roasts. your assurance of quality and tenderness in every cut of meat you buy at Ralphs, the Super market. 15 Colortax B1awoam Tissue 4 pk. II roll 10 ct. II pkg. Golden Premium Meats = ...,Aovnd 171 ~1 .. 11111 ..... a TeMtr Bonel111 RUft1> AOMt ~ Cube Stlllta g Fin Stlek 271 {~J &;;f Brtlkel "' •• ~ c;r:.;.-chuck ':; 111 ~S~~Meat ~ ,_,,. HmnSllcel '"' .. 2•• ~a;., Liver ~ii;ks~ ,., 1'' ~ l'ortiltloutdW .... 191-•. ButtAOMt ~r;tFiei 141 ~ ,..__ .• co.,..•lec*Cod "' Bun.filh Flletl tit. USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE . • ; ... . • "' lb. ':; '"' •• :; pet lb. W"49~~·-on~··~ofU.tlll ~·IO«-·f-c: Df'~W'Of\~IO(~anc;otH .... fOf'fft~ ( •frtf IJ.11111l~tOf'l41!U•l C..,O .61'0 '" tlO'CI Super Dell Super Produce N-(O()f OOO&IN OOCltttl HllZt CA"DI I~· ,, v;s.fa ll.OIO , ~111 \ •M '"" .... PrloM ..,_.... NO'Nlftblf 2A thru NOYember 21, ~171 r Ill -'"•·, __ ., r······+ -···-·-·-~ --· .. w I ~ I ~ ...,~ , .... ,~ IC•lll .. I !JUlllllUI _:-. ii I I Ellglnm ... -. I I PUnplr1 °" I IC• all Bowl ~ I ....... .. ..... '="""'r=~r:r· · =-r::rr=::.cr.= COUPON -,---·--------L-- - - - - - -.1 '=··-ceur•·· WJCI a lllfllt • t 11t1 n .. C11Y1 n • 111-. llWf llU mm1t• Ila NSO K tllla. Lal ES 12'4 lltll. mn., °"" & ....... 11211 17' Sl • .,. ' J) • , _, .. CISTUDI .----.. Beef Round-Bonele11 Sirloin 1,, Tip Steak~ B"f Round-lonel ... Top RCUld Steak i:.1'' Beef Round LOl!don Broll Beef Round·IOMle• Slrtoil Tip Roast c::.1'' Beef Round-Bonet... . 1 II Bollal11-t '=-' Aalpft9 PLAINWBAP 'IA .., 12'~,..11 Pantry Fiiiers re ~ .iei'i:O'Cieaatin 1··~~--~,~ 111 ~T;,,.,Kalctq> 88 ~, • ....., ...... • Crllco S~ng 111 ~ C~ Colee 1•• ~ MHtc.n Styl9-,n1qn Rowtta Dlniwa ~ .39 4:.:-.44 u .... 9:" .85 1•• , .. - , lb. 211 oen ':.:: .85 um s. •••t 1tst.m1 Slim ... 1-1' llllt. N Sll9r ______ ,. __ ......... --• - -t' -.':i' ... .. OM.Y ftllOT AJ2 Jr _____ . -----~--------· ··-·-··--···-·····--·-··-·r ·-·······-···· - E F RYO E DISCOU TS FORA =-~ ~S TER CHRIST AS. • ··WE SELLWHOLES· E ERY DAY .OF THE YE • ~ . · Our buyers are out hunting for manufacturer's overruns, designer samples, closeouts and first-class seconds. And we use irresistible bait. Cash. As a result, The Apparel raetory buys better llian your cousin with the out-of.: ._ , · the-way wholesale house. . .,._ . And we sell -· · '· 't ~ famous brand-name 1 slacks, jeans, shirts, skirts, sweaters, dresses , even leather coats, all at UQ_ to 60% off! · That's up to 60% off the manufacturer's suggested list. . / We carcy Missy, ~ .. ..:1 Junior and Girl's sizes. (Men's sizes, too). What's more, milike the wholesale place on the wrong side of the tracks, we have very clean, very private dressing roo~. In fact , our Apparel Factory T" stores don't look like factories at all. . But don't let our ~ _ · pretty appearance ~-. -scare you away. ~- You can buy at ~~ better than day-l · f after-Christmas 1~::1 clea~ce prices every smgle ---da~ of the year. Ho-ho-tio ' wholesale, in fact . . . . • .. .. . NEW FACTORY ARRIVALS DITTOS BRUSHED DENIM JEANS K.W. INTERNATIONAL & TOMBOY BIG TOPS · WOMEN'S COWL NECK WOOL AND ACRYLIC SWEATERS MFG'S SUGG.PRICE $'20.00 $40.00 $18.00 ' FAMILY SPORTSWEAR CENTER OUR PRICE $7.99 $9.99 $7.99 189'2 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (714) 6'11-3060 ~ Mon-Fri: 10am-9pm/ Sat & Sun: 10am-6pm · -,, ll81lGlenoaks Blvd, San Femantt> 12437.Harbor Blvd."' Ventura/ 5887Uni.verslty Ave .• San Diego/ 403 N. Francisca Sl, RedonOO Beach I J2"l2 r.J Camino Real, San Carlos I ShabuckAve., (Great Western Bldg.) Berkeley/ ll32WilshireBlvd..Santa.Moolca . -.. . ' ' .. -............. -. ~ .. ' . . . . .. I> . l' l Above, Randy, left, Lee Hall. center, and Ruth Munson of Costa Mesa, work with Kristy. The two women volunteer their time. Right, Jan Knox, volunteer, helps Kristy with walking. Recently the llttle girl took her first (qteps. .. # Kristy Karjala, 4V2, is given a form of therapy called 'patterning'. which educates the undamaged part of the brain. A New Pattern 'We do this seven days ·a week. We don't take a day off and go to the beach instead. We are constantly doing this -we 're patterning her brain to walk and talk.' By MARCIA FORSBERG . W~en Kristy Karjala walked for the very first lime. her father -like most proud papas recorded the event with his home movie camera. But Kristy wasn't a toddling infant when she took her first unsteady steps -s he was 41r_: years old. • • • Kristy Ka rjala was born at Huntington In· tercommuruly:Hospita l on Feb. 7, 1974, afte r 20 long hours of labor and a difficult birth . She was s~riously brain damaged, but the disorder -which affects her coordination and speech -wasn't noticed until she was a year old. .. SHE WASN'T DOING the things most children do at that age." says her father. The girl was bashful and withdrawn· she didn't react to strange rs. She couldn't h~ld a cup and wasn't interested in the way her toys felt. She didn't crawl on her tummy, nor could she pull herself up and stand alone. She often appeared dazed. She didn't speak, she didn't walk Her parents. Randy and Suzie Karjala of Costa Mesa . consulted doctor after doctor. They were told that their daughter was "slow " and that they'd have to "learn to li ve with ~ han· dicapped s;hild." One doctor told them 1t was a genetic prOblem, another said Kristy had cerebral palsy. "We were told everything except what it 1s bra an inJury," says Randy. 29. "BUT I ALWAYS knew from the beginning that Kristy was bright. She has the intelligence of a 4-year·old, but she Just couldn't com- municate it. She just had to learn how to get it out, how to express herself," says Suzie, also 29. The gray·blue eyed, ponytailed youngster is at last revealing her ability to walk nine triumphant steps -and.talk -"She's jabber- ing a lot more words now," says her mother. Now smiling and sociable, Kristy gives bear hugs freely. She's alert, she follows direct.Jons. she waves goodbye. The Karjalas credit it t& a form or therapy called "patterning," a method developed in the early 1950s at the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential in Philadelphia. The couple explains that the exercising technique educates the undamaged part or the brain, the reby set· tang up new and healthy patterns or function. However, patterning has been c 'lnsldered controversial in the medical fleld. Some experts question its effectiveness. "You don 't find tha~ many doc(ors who will tell parents of brain in· JUred children about patterning. But Dr. Jack Wa rner in Newport Beach is our doctor now and he's a ll for patterning,'' says Randy: "We believe that it really does work." he adds. ..We're seeing tremendous results since we started the patterning m August. Kristy's progress has been unbelievable." THEY DISCOVE RED patterning last (See PA Tl'ERN, Page 8 2 > Taking deep breaths, Kristy does masking exercise. Daily Pi lot Photos by Richard Koehler Left, Randy Karjala and Kristy play. the 'tight game' wh ich tightens her eye muscles. - i . . .. . . . . . . . .. ... .. ~I ~- .. J •2 DAILY PILOT ANN LANDERS /HOROSCOPE ( Boroseope ) SATURDAY. NOV. ZS SCORPIO IOcl. 2:1 By SYDNEY OMAaa Nov. 21): Change or rl'i, adt"n ce. coping w ith AalES <March 21· domestic s ituation April 19 ): Go slow. play these could be on age n waiting aame. line up da . So meone h a' objectives, priorlllea. privileged Information straighten out butanes• for you. and penonaJ actiVlties 8AGnTUIVS CNov You've made commit· 22-0ec 21)· Romantic· ment -Ir single. your haze. aura permeates marital at.at.us could be e njoy. but avoid self subject of debate Mar-de ce ptio n . Pro t e<·I ried or single. you get yourself in emotiona l facts Of life. financial CliDChK and ~motional. CA P&ICORN ( Qet· TAU&US <April 20· 22-Jan. 19l: Empha~1-. May 20> · You're asked on climbing to a mQn· lo take a stand. Key now elevated po s l t 1 on is to steer aw;,y from Another Capricorn direct confrontation. a nd a Cancer could Aries. Libra persons figure prominently . fi gure prom ine ntly AQUARIUS <J an and 10 docs the number 20 -P't>b . 18 , · Com 9. Acce nt on employ-munication. crealivit y. m ent. nutrition and c hang e. trave•. general health. You can publishing anrl educa- c_omplete an important Uon figure prominently tas k. PISCES (F e b . I !I GEM I NI <May 21· March201: It persistent. June 20 1: Good lunar y ou break through . aspect coincides now possibly to pay dJrt. L<'o with creativity. impulse, Is lo picture. em oUon and "'falling in .----------love." You get to heart of matters and could meet a "sensational·• per son CANCER <June 21 · July 22 I: Hunch is valid follow through. teach. learn, make amends to pa rent or a uthority figure for recent das· pule. the real Santa As real as tu~ be8fdl!I Huntington CentPr LAMP HADES Harbor Lites The Karjala Family: Randy and Suzie with children. from left. Scott. Brian and Knsty LEO <July 23-Aug . 22 >: Be versatile without scattering your efforts . Ge mini. Sagittarius persons figure prom - ine ntly . VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on breaking to..• .. _, D.., .... s-.y 11221/1 .....,.. ... c.. ....... 64\-7101 Pattern through. getting rad or t----------· ••• r ed tape, finding ways of cashing in on special knowled ge. ability. -------------------------------------------------------LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct <From Page 81 ) her arms, legs and hl'ad an motions lb&il as cxp(•cting hl•r fourth c·h lld 1n January 2 2 1 E 1 e m en t 0 r :.1mulate crawling movemcnLo; The KarJalas haH· six•nt countless hours personal magnetis m as DN'emh<>r when they lived in Portland, Ore "Sometimes we count ... says Su11e "I know working with Kni.ly ··we· do this :.even dc;ys a very much in evidence Whik• shopping in a Christian bookstore for u Kristy can c·ount o;hc•'s ht!ard 1t a m1ll1on WN'k We don't t:.skc· a day off and go to the 8 Christmas gift for Hundy, Suzie came acrosi. a 11ml•s . Or Wl' ~m~ songs li ke ·1t:.y H1tsy Spadl•r' beach ansll•ad Wl· an· constantly doing this e analytical book about a brain injured cha Id who had un or ·.Jt>sus l..ovcs Mc' ·· we're patternrni.: her 1Jra1n to we1lk and talk," d e rgone patterning thl'tapy e1t the-Institutes 111 Kristy's paltt•rnallg pr1Jgram abo involv1:s ,1 ,ays Randy Now OPEN! Phih.tdelph1a number of "games·· lo re·l'<iucalt· her brmll .. It's h:.ird .rnrl 11"' tmng. but that·~ the only .. Since it's the targ<•st ccntc-r 1n thl' world "'We've got to mak<> 1t fu n," say~ Handy, "so way it'll work Tlw thn·•· words wt· remember for brain lnJUrcd ch1h..lrcn , we dec·ided lo try 1t everything 1s u ~amt• &ind she laughs and ha' are frequcm·y. 1nt•·ns1ty and duration,'' says T here was a year and-a-half waiting list, but Wl· fun Otherw1st'. 1l 's a long d:.iy ·· Suzie• got in on a cancell ataon and lhe three or us ne"' THERE'S THE 1'ti\SKING game. done· <!II Adds Rand}. "We· knuw that euch day we do back in July," he s ays 'Before that, Randy, limc:-s a rlay for ont• minuk l'al'h time 11,.,. this hnngs her <·loser t<1 her ~rs Our goal for Real-Joy ..d\~w 6 1 Uwuw f'urni1l1irtl(t1 and Acre11orie11 On Conai/(1tment .s upe r visor of agenc·y operations for the mouth and nose· are covt:rcd with a t'leur mas k. Kristy as to shoot for superior beyond normal. California cliVJsion of Union Pacific Rail road. "Suzie and I are both horn-again Chnstians. A giant reaJ fir 1ree. a real Santa With a real beard bring rea1 hOltday1oy Huntington Center 1724 Tustin Ave nue Costa Mnsa forC'ang her lo brl'athe thr.>ugh a straw-s1wc1 w as transferred here, and the family came to tube. The r(':.ult as dt•l'p breathing "Then··, and it"s gotten our family closer together having Costa Mesa an J une I a cha Id like Knsty If at wasn't for our faith (714) 642-4282-Mon·Sat 10·~ .. At the Institutes. they taught us about th<· an influx of oxygen to her brain. which pro bra in a nd how it functions. While we were in motes brain growth, .. notes Randy h 1 K And thcn."s the light game. "played" 111 classes teaming, t cy were eva uating ri~ty tames an a row, 30 time~ a duy. In Kristy's pit di and designing a program tailored f'Specinlly for dark closet, u 300-watl light bulb is switched on he r." he says. and orr. causing her pupil:. to react KRISTY'S Pi\Tl'ERNING program. a corn plcx and time-cons uming undertuking, requi re~ dozens of volunteers. In August . the Daily Pilot ran a story appealing for helpcn., and the Kar Jalas receive'<! more than 40 responses. .. It's rcassunnJ{ when people from the com munily come lo help. We got enough people to gel Knsty's program started, bul we still need about a down more volunteers," Randy say:., adding thal no medical expertise as required Those who wish lo donate lime may call th<• Karjalas al 75 1-0245. EVERY DAV •·oa the past 15 weeks, volunteers have come to \he Karjala home three times a day lo help put Kristy through the pat- terning exercises. The sessions consist of three five-m inut(' shifts, with 30-minute breaks an between. Gently and with care. the patterners mov1• "Oue to thc:-br:un damage:, hc•r left cy1• sometimes ha~ a lcnrlc·n<.·y to wander lo the lert The extreme situation of very dark to very bright causes her eye muscles to tighten. That matures her vis ual pathway." says Randy For Kristy's reading game. she 1s shown n ash cards 10 limes a day . She also gets practice in crawling, as hn mothe r scoots her along the cat(X'l on her stom ach. Once every wc~·k <>r :.o, her progress " l'heckcd at Hcthany Manor <a center fo r braan- anjured children and young adults> in Downey. THE KARJALAS ADMIT that Kristy's pro gram is a full time com mitment. but they also devote specia l attention to their sons. Brian, J. and Scolt. 18 months. "This program is for them, too, because they want their sister to be:> able to run and play with them." mentions Suzie, who is expecting her fourth child an January. ' More Work, More Pay DEAR ANN: I went to work as a waitress in a s mall restaurant about "three weeks ago. At first l really liked the job, but after ten days I was told to 10 outside and pick up lbe ll'asb in the parking lot, get the hose and water the trees, grass and s hrubs, and clean the restrooms -not juRt the sinks, but the toilets and noors. Of course, ir customers come while we are doing these extra chorea, we are expected to atop and lake care of them. T he ad I answer ed waa for a waitress. Ex- actly what should m y duties be? Yesterday I wna told to stand on u ladd e r a nd clean fix- tures. They were so filthy I couldn't believe 1t I w ant t o quit. My parents think I should keep my complaints to myself and be glad 1 have a jQJ:I . Do u ll waitresses have to do t h ese extra things? Please educate me. I'm NEW JN TOWN I D EAR NEW: 'You are performing Janltorlal .enlcea aad ahotlld be paid extra for &.hete ad· dJUoaal duties If 1ou de· rNe .... ,... . ••re a...rtut: ne clt7 11 .. u\ laapector ml•ll& take a dim view ., Aaa Laaders of waitresses h andling food when &hey are In the middle ol cleaning tlle tollets. Saigeat tbls to your e mpl oy.-r, please. <P.S. U the rff&aaraat la in CllJcago, I'd appreciate It If you'd lip me off. I wouldn't go near tbe place!> DEAR A NN LANDERS: Every now and then someone com- plains about ~ r ecipe given to her by a friend. •"'or some mysle rloui:. reason. she says the re- sults wc:-re n flop The woman lnvanably drops the hlnl that the "friend" left something out on purpose . If a per son doesn't wash to share u recipe wh;v does n'l s he come right out and 11ay 110"> What's the big deal" J have a few recipes I re· fu s1e to e h arewilh anyone and no one has ever gotten mad. I slmp· ly say, "Sorry, lt'a m y specialty and I don't give ll out." Here'• a poem thot may explain why som e recipes produce failure. I hope you'll print it because there's a lot of truth in these lines. S he didn 't h ave potatoes So she used a cup or rice. S h e couldn 't rind paprika So s he used som e other s pice. Tomatoes weren't in season So s he used tomato paste. The .WHOLE can not a cup, dear She couldn't bear to waste. And now 11 he Isn't speaking; S h e 's convinced I pulled 8 fu t OM. So don't alk me for o recipe - That one was my last one. -Eu.A FROM IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. DEAa ELIA: ftau1 fer 1llarla1 die P"•. u·. be&ter tllan ...... reclpeR. P .S.: Women who do give oat recipes might be well advised lo In - clude this note: "No substitutes. It could b<> Inj u rious to our friendship." DEAR AN N LANDERS: I've been Ill love with "Bruce"' for two y<>nrs a nd he'4 ill love with me. Bruce 1s 33. I'm 26. We are gay but no.body has a clue· Every now and then hl• d a t es a few women where he works and I'm into the same game Bruce has a lovely home and I live in a din~v. overpriced aparl ment. It would be ter rifle if I could movtJ an with my lover. We get a long g reat a nd I 'm over there four nights a week at leaat. He's op· pos ed to the idea b ecause h e's sure 1t would be a dead giveaway. P lease te ll hf m he'11 wrong. I don't want to pressure him any more than I have Rruce thlnk8 you're ter rinc and I'm 11ure he 'd Halen to you. -CALL ME "MARY" DEAR ••MARV": 8orr1, I'• ..t IOl•C to n11eat .._t yoa moVf' In wl&ll a I•)' who doeH •t llM tlM Idea. Get a ••re ... ,,.. plan nf 1o•r ow• and quit P•t .. lng. -------.- Edition of Orange County Living Magazine OUTLOOK '79 is a special Dally Pilot magazine section focusing on the accomplish- ments of 1978 and the trends expected In 1979. The magazine will be delivered to more than 108,000 households as part of the Dally Piiot and Coast LIFE, Dec. 27 & 28, 1978. More than the 350.000 readers will see advertisements and feature articles and pictures In OUTLOOK '79 -a magazine sure to be saved for later reference by employ•••· customers and business peo- ple Interested In the leadlng Orange Coast ere• companies. To be Included es an advertiser In OUTLOOK '79, space must be reserved prior to .D~c. 1. 1971. For more Information about this exceptional corpor~te relations and marketing opportunity. contact your Delly Piiot advertising repreHntatlve, or call &42-43~ and ask for Edie Rockwell or Dave Martin. 642-4321 .. ·-.. -. ......... . . .. . . . . . . . ...... • \ . ' •n••deV ... N.ove .. m~ .. '2·•·.'.~.• ......... o.~.LV•~•LmOT ........ 111111111 .. ~._ ...................................... ~&iiim.~~~~ . Pen Is Mightier Than the Passes - Daily Pil.ot Writer Has Soccer Tryout, Then Wishes He Hadn't By ERNIE CASTILLO OI -O.th "*" "911 r. le I am not I don't evt'n m kt a N>a ona bit l.icsirnile of a George Phmpton But UU.'N: I wu& ln~t wcl'k. wt•anng C'I ats for the fl f'ill lime In m ur .. IHI I lmot',..,,Onltl'd JO e Joek. the.-phantom SO<'C<'r player from the ~uthern 1 lt>m\spher~ TIU: IOl\A OF TRYING 0 T for the Cnllforrua Surf, on~ I "ould later regret first s••emed brilllont dt•spil two minor 1>rohlems that would later comi' back to huunt me · 11 I had never ployl"<i soccer 1n my llfr 21 The only things I kick are trash c.-an~ und an occas1onul dog while jogging But at the time. 1t seemed a good way to get a first·hand view on what soccer nacks claim 1s the Second Coming of s ports in Amenca. It was, I m u1>t admit. , lso the onlv wuv of getting out of . th" oHu.·c.·on lhe doa.:leat of dog days. RF.. IDES, I AIO AS I slowly began to talk my11ctr Into It, aocct>r didn't look too hard from the pre111> box durlna thP summer. Sure there waR a lot or running. an occasional kick to the 11hin and a rew shoulder checks n<>w and then. but there were plenty of teammates to cover up lor vou In ca e you ble.'tll. it. Hoy. was I ever wrong Arter scrimmaging for two l S·minute halvcb. during which I thought my lungs were going to burst , my r ight knee was going to crumble and my cover was surely blown if for no other reason than athletic lneplltude. I threw an the towel. EVEN AFrER I WAS TOLD I had made the cul <an honor made possible by pulling some strings the day before) I disrespectfully dechneo. Not only was my body not willing, my m Ind wun 't either. I pleaded chicken by reason of sanity. The way J played. I didn't think I could make an A YSO team. I was too dead to even try out for water boy. Consoling myself with the fact thl,llSOC· cer was Just not my bag, as they say in the street. helped soothe the ego but couldn't remove the aches from my knee, back and head. As Lollie Keys, a former Daily Pilot sports writer now cranking out press releases for the Surf put it. "You pen is definitely mightier than your passes." THAT, AMONG OTHER nDNGS. made m e different from the rest or the 64 other players who showed up hoping to fulfill a Hfe-• long dream. As a kid, the last thing 1 wanted to grow up to be was a soccer player. The way I saw it, basketball players got the money. baseball players the groupies and gollers the headlines. Soccer was for guys who bad two Jen feet, couldn't speak English and threw like sis- sies. . Heck. where I grew up .• nobody even heard or so~cer. much less played it. My only ex- perience with the game was a two-week crash course in a seventh grade P . E. class which followed badminton and preceded square danc· ing. l remember the time quite clearly. The teacher gave 45 a brief Introduction that went something like this : "This is a soccer ball. See PEN. Page BS It's CIF Plftyoff Time! Nine Area Teams in Action Tonight By ROGER CARLSON Of,,_ Dally l'li.t S~lf The beginning of a four-game qQest for a CIF football cbam- pions hjp-or Ute end of the 1978 campaign-await tonight's com- petiors as the eliminations begin for nine Orange Coast area teams. Four-Edison . Fountain Valley, Newport Harbor and Mater Oei. are involved in the Big Five Conference. Five others-COsta Mesa. San Clemente. Capistrano Valley, El Toro and Mission Viejo. will bat- tle in the Central Conference. Corona del Mar , also in the Cen- tra l Conference. waits until Saturday night for its duel with Gladstone. Tonight's Games, Odds 111£ CMI TH£ TIME TME LINE N1w,1rt Hn.i It St hit • St hll-, 20 (jsn vs. Ill WiSlll at 0111fl Cust ~ I ~~12 FMtail V*Y vs. Dstl1111wtr at Mlltilrl1l lacll 1:30 fV _, 10 Mater Dli at cutfey Cnta Mesa ws. 8lltD at Ntw,lrt Hnf S1111ra at S. Cllmllte ltlzillftr at ~ ,., El T1r1'at Awiatill MlssiH V'ltje at Es.-MZJ touchdowns in the last eight games. Eisenhower's guns include quarterback Kevin McDowell, a 50 percent passer , and a front wall that averages 203 pounds. J oe Hamilton and Ale x Holmes pace Eisenhower's run. ninggame. 7:30 Miter Dei by 1 7:30 Mesa~, 1 7:30 s-a by 3 7:30 c. _, 15 7:38 Ariatilll -, I 7:30 u,nm ~, 14 ~ Mesa 's opponent . But Costa Mesa has its proble m s. too. especially with the possible un- av ailabilily of receiver Craig Lund and line bac k e r Ma rk Mathieson. who were involved in an auto accident earlier in the week. Ontario re lies. on 6·4. 230· pound fullback Tom Jefferson and sophomore Shawn Avant f~r most of its offense, which 1s ground oriented. SONORA m9u·s wide open Raiders invade SaJt Clemente where the South Coast League c hampions a wa it with their wishbone offense. Alan Heuer is Sonora's big weapon as a runner a nd pass re· ce1ve r San Clemente will try to counter that with with a defense keyed by the league's mos t valuable player -two-way stan- dout Mike Wade. · Capistrano Valley. with all· league players in virtually every category. is a solid favorite to dis pose of Leuzinger. while Mis· sion Viejo finds itself in a tough position with an assignment against Orange County's only perfect team-Esperania. - EDISON'S CHARGERS, with quarterback Frank Seurer and tailback Mike Dotterer in the backfield, confront a beefy Ha· cienda He ights Wils on club which operates behind 140·pound quarterback George Gonzales. Wilson is the No. 3 team out of the Sierra League with a 6-2· l overall record. For Edison's Chargers, this Is their firth s traig ht appearance In the playoffs and they enter with an 0·4 record in that span. NE WPORT HARBOR is a 20·poiot underdog at St. Paul where the No. l seeded and un- defeated Swordsmen enjoy a dis· tincl home field advantage. Halfback Paul Lopez and quarterback Tim Montez lead St. Paul's offense. But St. Paul's major asset is defense, which is bad news for Newport Harbor's chances. Halfback Mike Teregis is ex· peeled to be at nearly 100 per· cent strength, howe ver. and with quarterback Bill Lux. receiver Dan Bauer and a defense keyed by lint:backer Mike Scarlett, the Mus tangs are expected to win their first CIF playoff game ever. El Toro is on the road with a game at Aviation in a pick ·em affair, while Mater Dei, in lh<- Big Five. wtll try to keep Chaf- fey's playoff streak intact. Chaf· fey has not won a playoff game • since World War II. To1rehdown Dive "'""'''.,_. With the Texas St adium s coreboard flashing GO!. Dallas fullback Scott Laidlaw dives over the goal line for a first quarter touchdown in Thursday's 37·10 victory over the Washington ·Redskins. F'or additional photo, story. see page 84. · The only v.ictories for an Edison team in the playoffs are the four straight in 1970 that led to the CIF 3-A crown FOUNTAIN VALLEY ALSO has a home assignment and as Sunset League runnerup l o Edison, will be operating behind quarte rback Gil Compton. re· ceive rs Jim Coppom and Kevin Margerum. who will be trying to solve Eisenhower's defense, which has allowed only seven The Sailors must establish a passing game lo give tailback Mike Johnson sufficient running room . Newport and St. Paul have met twice before in the playoffs 0973 and 1977> and each time it ended Newport's season. TURNOVERS HAVE plagued Ontario Hillb's Jaguars, Costa Rams Not Mystified By·MiUer UCLA Five Plays Boise LOS ANGELES !AP) -Willie Miller is a sma ll, 31·year.old who was wounded in Vietnam, and caught just seve n passes n the National Football League before missing all of the 1977 season with a dislocated elbow. So it was mystifying to many pro football observers when the 5·foot·9, 112.pound Miller was put into the Los Angeles Rams' lineup this year to replace five· tim e Pro Bowl p e rforme r Harold Jackson. THE RAMS LET wide re· ceiver Jackson go to the New England Patriots for a draft choice. althou&h the 32-year-old Jackson led the Rams in recep- tions with 43, 39 and 48 catches the past three years. Miller has been more than equal to the l11t1k for the Ram team that is 10·2 so far, going in- to a game at Cleveland Sunday. It was at Cleveland that Miller got a slow pro start In 1975 and part of 1976. THIS YEAR MILLER leads the Rams with 40 pass recep- tions for 626 yards, and also l eads the entire team in touchdowns with four. During Vietnam service as a Green Beret lo Special Forces, Miller pick~ up a tbi«h wound from a sniper. When. his bJtch ended he enrolled at Colorado State, and became that school's all·time leader in receiving. In the 1975 NFL draft, Miller was taken b;y Hou11ton, but lbe Oilers traded him to Cleveland before the 1975 season. 'That year Miller caught seven passes as a backup wide receiver, and ran back 14 punts and kickoffs. HI• biggest play was on the other encl of a pa11, when he burled a surprise ~28 ·yard touchdown LOH •8•lnet Mln· nesota. Long Beach Opens SeasonAgaimt TeXCI$ By The Asli()Clated Press UCLA. rated No. 2 a mong the n a tio n 's college basketball t ea ms, warm s up for its PacHic-10 Conference battles against lightly-regarded Boise State tonight. Other season openers tonight include No. 6 ranked Texas at Long Beach State, Washington Slate against Seattle Pacific, San Diego Stale at Oregon, Cal Poly CPomona) at California, a nd new Pac-10 members Arizona and Arizona State meet- ing in a game at Tempe. THE BRUINS, 25-3 last year, are rated second in the nation in The Associated Press preseason poll, largely because of four re- turning starters led by 6·fool·9 David Greenwood and 6·2 Roy Hamilton. Boise State was 13-14 last year. Coach Bus Connor said he's willing to take his team into STIVECRAPO -. forbidding odds at Pauley Pavilion to face UCLA because "our idea is that we want lo play a good basketball team to see what we can do ... Former Edison High and Sad- dleback College s tandout Tom Lloy is a starling guard for Boise State. Saturday night the Bruins A Lottg Sea•on For IJCI'! See 87 should get more competition when they face DePau l at Pauley, where UCLA has a 201·6 record. DePaul was 27-3 last winter but star ceoter Dave Corzine bas gradu~. "THIS IS THE THIRD lime we've opened against UCLA in six years," De Paul Coach Ray Meyer said, "We try to lie it in because a lot of Chicago people go out ror the USC·Notre Dme football game and then they can go lo our game with UCLA that night. .. Texas Coach Abe Lemons' team w6n ~ational Invite· tional To~ament last year and finis hed 26·5. The Longhorns. open against a Long Beach team • with a new coach . former Kansas State and Northwestern Coach Tex Winter. "We 're not that good." Lemons said, "How can you be sixth with nobody mentioned on the All-American teams?" TEXAS WAS ambushed in an e arly season loss at Southern Cal last year. Lemons was asked how he goes about scouting teams like Long Beach Slate, a n d he replied: "What dlt· rere nce would it make ? It wouldn't change the way we're• gonna play them." Lemons then was asked why most coaches have thelr oppo- nents scouted. ''Because their daddies did," Lemons said. San Fr ancisco. 17th rated, opens at UC Santa Barbara Saturday night. Independent Nevada <Las Vegas), rated 20th, is home against Stetson and San -Diego State opens at Oregon 1State ln another Saturday night $lame NEVADA·BENO, expected to challenge San Francisco in the West Coast Athletic Conference, plays ita opener at Houston Mon· day . Seattle opens at Washln,oon Tuesday. Al'Wl,.,.... String and a Miss Indiana's James Edwards <40l and Alex English <left ) swat the ball away from Phoenjx's Alvan Adams during an NBA game won by Phoenix . CratiOGauebos' Honie Run Threat • • By JOHN SEVANO Coach Ken Swearingen was still audition· "WE NEVER HAD a home run threat 0t .. o.11, .. 11.u-... ln1 caDdldatea when Crapo made two before him," corhplimented his coach. "A From defensive back to running back to daulln1. punt return runs against bil gain for us was eight yards. I'm glad conference Player of the Ye~ au In the Rtveralde. he worked out for us because I bad ex· short span of six games Sweartnsen 'a eyes bulged. "There's our hausted all my other posslbililles." Sound like a dream? Sure ll does. But answer ... he said lo himself. Quickly, Crapo dJd more than Just "work out" tor for one Incredible season that. dream Swearlnaen made tbe move ot convertlng the Gauchos. In six games he ran for an became a reallty for Saddleback • Steve Crapo from a de!emlve back to a running amazing 914 yards on only 151 carries. Crcapo. , _ _._ ... bl f tu d '"" the back. That's a e.1 aven1e. ' rapo awu~ 1 an y U11DI • • fourth week of the 19'78 football campatp. In Cr1po'1 n.nt appearance at the poei· ''Before Crapo moved to the backfield Uon u.. very next 11me be scrambled 50 our olfenae scored only eo polnta ln rour ) DESPEaATELY lN NEED of 1 y1Tdl ror a t.oUcbdown. Henceforth, tbe games," explained Sweertncen. "ln tbe breakaway runnln8 back. 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JI urt, JCJ. returned from Leningrad l wo wee ks ago His b1ggt•st prohl<'m. tw s ays, has bt!cn "ad1us tmg again to American food." lie says h1• now Mrnses a new willingness by Amcric'an doctors to use more dromatu." treatment for persons surfc>r· tllJ: s pinal tnJUrl(•s. flt' :.airJ the Russian trealmenlS are far more advant:4"d than any he h;c. received in this country . ·It's a shumt· a lot of things weren't a vailable until four years ai:o. · remarked llurt. "It wasn't until the n that <1nyon<' thought the cc nlral nervous system rould be re · gt'nt•r<Jlt'fl " ' In J ,(•nm~rad. I lurt said. hl' was given huge, potent dost"• or cnzym<·1. and wai. lrc11ted with an eleclrode machllll' Aftt•r the recent trip. he was allowed lo bnng a supply of lhc t•n.tymcs bol'k to the United States He pla ns lo beJ:m tJktn~ them aJ:atn next week and to continue hi:; tn•<1trn<•nL.., 111 a dc<'11mprt•.!>1>1on C'hamber ..------Qtutfr of Ille Da!f------. M 1rh1~an CoiJch Bo Schembecbler wasn't wor· rwd o.il>out ~1v1n~ Ohio writers a.ny secrets at his wn tc·rs' lunchC'on this week. "Nol writvmything?" ht• sait1 "ThC'y won't have to. These g uys will be met <1l the• c1t.v limits whe n they go home. There has to be a dcbncf1rig, you know . . lhc windowless roo m bit .. one IJJ:hl shining right in their eyes." Marat:l<-h Kalila .la:.:. Pat1t Wa rriors T he Pistol. wh1ch has bt-t-n relatively qujet m this season. was smokani.t o nn· again T hursday. Pt-te Maravlch, wearing a two-oound brace on his ri~ht knee. scored 20 or his JJ points in the s••cond hulf a -; thl' New Orleans Jazz ralUed to beat the Golden State Warriors, 106·98. Maravich bad scored a lotal of 37 points in o ne r ecent three.game str eak. Gall Goodrich, the oldes t active player in the NBA, a dded 22 for MAllAVICH t he Jazz John Lucas paced Golden Stale wilh 18 . . . Larry Kenon scored 15 or his 34 points in the third quarter as t he San Antonio Spurs he ld on to beat t he Milwaukee Bucks. 116·114. George · Gervin chipped in 28 points for the win· ners. Maraues Johnson and Brian Wln· ters each had Z7 points for Milwaukee. Maravlcb said today he m ay be sidelined some time a fter re·iojuring his right knee Thursday night. Kf•Uy Firrd "11 Colorado RfN!ldefl straa~ht NHL game Thursday, 7·2 to Vancouver, , When the Colorado Rockies lost their second ~ 1l s ignalled the end of Pat Kelly's coach.Ing re - gime Kell y, who led the Rockies to their first playoff appearance last year, was canned after a 3·14·3 start . Buffalo Sabre 1toalle Don Edwards stopped 17 s t art Aido Guldolln will take o ver the team Buffalo Sabre goalie Don Edwards stopped 17 "hots before heinJo( helped rrom the ice in the third period <iflcr injuring his left leg m 11 pileup against the Boston Bruins A 5 2 win moved the Bruins into the Adams Division lead Jacques Lemaire scored twice in a 14·second span as the Montreal Caoadiens erupted for six goals In the first frame lo roul the Pittsburgh Penguins, 8·4. Barris 1t1U Sf an for Olarger• James Harris, e mbroiled In a quarterback [i] controversy with lhe Los Angeles Rams a fe w 4. • years back, will finally get a chance to start for the Son Diego Chargers this week. Dan Fouta wlll be resting a sprained ankle when the Chargers visit A Kansas City Sunday, hoping to keep their playoff hopes alive ... Grambling University football coach Eddie Robinson, refuting rumors he is a candidate for a position at the University of Iowa, says he has had no contact with Hawkeye omclals . . ." Two California Bears, Ralph DcLoacb and Duke Leiner, were named to play on lhe West squad in lhe 54th Shrine East·West game Jan. 6. Others were St anfo rd linebacke r Gor dy Cerealno, San Francisco State's Frank Duncan, Oregon State's Jury Wlllduoa and Jeff Toewa or Washington. Drf1'fl' L a 11ncfwd to P-.Ollo..da'•8efJC COLUMBIA, Mo. -Altorney David Knight EiJ says he has lnu.nched a dnve to pay olf the 4 $55,0()(} <·ontr:1ctual obligation incurrred by Mis-II• 110uri's football coach. Warre n Powers, through private sola<'i talions "lie dot'sn't need that kind of debt," KnJ ght said or the •fund he hws orgunlzed. "Those of us who arc wbrklng on It are convinced that this university is on the threshold of hnvin~ n rirst·cla.ss football program, and we hope we can lakt• t'Ur<! of thl' entire obligation." Puwl'rs, 37, incurred the debt last winter when he bo1,1ght out the rlnnl t wo years of a three·year contract he previously t1i1'ncd with Was hington St ale, where he coached In 1977. lladf~ Tfl'....,....,_ RADIO: Rallketball -The takers at Waablneton 8 p.m .. Kl.AC <S70). Chick lfeam, Pat Riley report. Bolte Slate At UCLA, R p.m., KM PC (710). TV: BlilSketball -The Lakera meet the Bullett in Wublnctoo, 6 p.m., .Cb&uel 0 llmWeatl. Chick Hearn, Pat Riley report. Bolse Stat. at UCLA, 10 p.m., Channel 5. T•ped. Football -R1m1 IUlhUpt.1, 1:30 p.m., Channel 11. • -. .. Bean Has 10, Leads ... - ~n J apan MI YAZi\KI. J11pun IAPI A11ll y Bl•un hrokl' uwuy from a Ju1rnnl•1w t'\l leader wllb a two· under par 70 today und took a t w<> 1trolu> ll'1o1d ha.llway through lht• r>unlop l'l1Ckmlx golf touma· 1111•111 l'hl' 2/i Yl'Hr old Bean . who \\1 11 lh1v1• rnuJor US. touma. llll'lll~ Uuz. ye&r, had u 36·hole tolul or 137 . five unde r par on lhe pur 72 Phu~mx Count ry Club courn PLAYING AGAINST strong wlnd11. the 6 foot ·4 American. w ho wu!> tied with Ka ts uji K1kur h1 goinlo( into the second round, :.cor~ll fo ur birdies a galnsl two bogeys. Kikuchi sllpped lo 13th place with a 146 total after shooting a 79. Graham Marsh of Australia and lsao Aoki or .Japan shared s econd place with 139 totals. Both Mari>h and Aoki s hot an Identical second·round 70S. FOOTBALL I GOLF APWl,..._..D AMERICAN BOBBY Wadkins was in a fourth.place lie with Dob Byman. also an American' def e nding c h am pion S t eve Bal lesteros of Spain, and Japa n ese pros Yos hilaka Y a mamoto and Takas hi Kuriha ra al 142. DALLAS CQRNERBACK BENNY BARNES CORRALS THE REDSKINS' JOE THEISMANN. ..... < ond round ..corM in I ..... Dunlop "'-"" oolf Inv• n•menl •I lhe P"r n pt_,,,. Country Club Andy 8e4'f\ •11C>-IJ1 C'1r•h•m ~ ..,_1C>-tl'I l\.o Aoki .,._70-tl'I Boc>by W9dlilM 7).69-tC floll flvm•n ,,.TJ-10 S..••rlenofUll~I-10-n-10 Danas Sta~Streteh Run VCKhllak•V-to 1111-IC h~<l\l>l l(llflhN• 11.10-111 lom 1(11• 10.n-143 M .... ,,,. Ot•~I 11 11 143 Redskins No Maleh/or Cnwboys, 37-10 fo\hlh•ru K•w.cl• 1:J.10 143 r o s.--11 1 .. 10 -1u Jprry MC~ Ml 11 10 8P" Cr•,,_.. n 1J-14S ••ul>O'rt (;rf)f'ft n ,. 104 l0<>H1n~lr 6t-7t-1., o~""' G'•"""m 1• 14 _ ,.., 11oO .,,,..,.,er , .. n -1<11 M1llpr fluboor 7S I• -1" H\l•h Min ....., IS U lri '""" Ch••nctiunq 1111 ISO H\lef\ Yunt) vt> n II I~ HowMO f w"'y T7,. ISi M•< M•< Ll'noon 11·7'· ISi J•rry H••rd 79>'7 1\1 J Oh,.,•v Mlll11< 1•·11 ISi l u ll•nq 11uAn 7l·"-IS2 0.,ry J•etkl'I 7e.7t-ISI> Ch•n (111..-..:Nn 11 ,._,SI> Jim '>lmon• 7,.71-ISI l(uo Chi• M1ul'IQ 1,.78 IS1 llrl~n Jo""' 80·78-ISe NCAA Statisti~ NCAA INOIVIDUAl. l.i:AOElll ~EAOING 11us~: ...... Yf1PG Sim\, Olil_.,,. Ht 11U 1 6 l.O 2 Holland, Cornell 111 ln. S.I 1U I Gr••n. l'ul..,,_ 248 , .. , t.I IU • While, use ,,. UOl S.I UO J l••rv.c..orqi•Tech 141 1402 s.e 1407 Hadnot, Teu\ Tech 711 If .. S 6 ID I J.-:hon, N r .. SC ,.. uu s . ID I P-e, LOUllYlllP 711 1m 6 6 Ii. 1 MC Clt'ldOft. Gto<Of• 1~ Ul'I 4 1 Ill 9 PerM1ll, W M 1<."'->Cl' 1,.. •,• 117 4 LEADING PASSEllS Otl\, Sten!Grd F0<d, !>MU Hatd•.~n ~!>I ~mllf\. M 'CNQel'I St M<<;at••GM. Lano ll<M<ll !>t Lutller, !Min .JoM ~t ThOm~. WM111r1Qton !>I 1-<ut~~ll.E T- ~ptlOQ•. --•KOS1 C•m~ll. c.iutornl• AttC....VfaTDIA•t l'll ,., ?'Ml » s :Jt1 m 1111 10 s m , .. ins 11 1 161 ISi 20111 11 • '~ 14'1 19.11 16 6 lAJ "' 1014 1& s lO'I ISi> 1oe. IS 6 1'14 171 11.0 IS S m ISS 1343 1S S 793 IW 11'1 I•• DALLAS <AP) -Like a good jockey, waiting until the crucial mome nt on the backs tretch, Dallas Coach Tom Landry has applied the whip to his National Football League c hampion Cowboys. They flew past Washington like a thoroughbred Thanksgiv· ing Day in a 37·10 rout that gave the Cowboys a game lead over the Redskins in the National Confere nce Eastern Divis ion with three ~a mes t.o play. "WE WER E R EADY t.o play -this is the best we've pla yed," s aid Landry whose t eam s characteMstically nauen out in the middle or the season \hen breathe fire when it counts. "We were just going so strong it would have been difficult for any team to stop us today re· gardless or who we played." Washington quarterback Joe Thelsmann concluded. "All you can say is the Cowboys kicked the hell out or us. I know they kic ked the hell out or me." . Da llas ls 9-4 to Washington's 8·5. The Cowboys, s hould the teams agam fall into a lie, have a n insurmountable lie-breaker edl(e over lhe Redskins. Denve r Falls. 17-14 Detroit's Defense Solid as a Rock PONTIAC. Mich. CAP ) - English settlers celebrated the hrsl Thanksgiving 357 years ago. Thursday al lhe Pontiac Silverdome It wu Doug English doing most or the celebrating. lie led the Plymouth Rock· hord Detroit dereMive line that s acked Denver quarterback Craig Morton six Umes as the Lions defeated the Broncos, 17 .14. in their nationall y te le vlaed National Football L~ague game ENGLISH, A FI FTB·Y.EAR tackle from Texa s, whe re he was an All·American, tackled Morton four Umea behind the line or scrimmage. He and his llnemat.es -rookie Al "Bubba" Baker , John Woodcock and Dave Pure lfory -harassed Morton continually to key the upset o ver t h e defending Ame rican Conrerence c:ham· pion. · The loa dropped Denver to 8·5 and out of a first-place tie with Oakland in the AFC west. The Broncos ' next game ls at Oakland. Detroit, at least until Sunday, climbed out of a Ue with ChJcaio for the cellar or the central division or the National Con· ference. The Lions, who have won four of their last six. lifted their record to 5·8. ••oouG ENGLISH 1ot a game ball." 1ald Detrvit Coach Monte Clark. "He was captain today, lndlcat1n1 what l lhink or him ... The u~ks lifted Detroit's league.tead1n1 total to 48 Denver gained 128 yards rushing and 105 passing. ll was the flrat Ume In seven 1ames the Broncos didn't go over 300 yards. "We always •o into the game to-get lhe quarterback." Enclilh Hid. "Def•n1lv,ely, ..... , .. , coach Floyd Pe&ers haa done a areat Job wltb each of bl1. ff• hH helped me t.000 pereeot." "We thlnk we've proarllMd . . - where we can stay with the good teams in the league." English added. DENVER COACH Red Miller was upset. "We knew we had lo win this game," he said. "Now our title chances hinge on what we do against Oakland. The Lions didn't surprise us defensively. We knew what \hey could do up front a nd they did it." Former University o f Michigan star Rob Lytle, who gained 39 yards ror the Broncos, s aid: "Ordinarily, we're loose. But we were a little light today ... we can't lose any more." Rick Kane and Horace King scored Detroit's touchdowns on plunges in \he first a nd fourth quarters to conclude drives or 90 and 77 yards. BeMy Ricardo, a graduate of Costa Mesa HJgb and Orange Coast College, bool· ed a 19-yard field goal In the third period after a Morton rum. ble. DENVER'S SCORING ~ame on a 10.yard pass from Morton to light end Riley Odoms t.o tie the game ln the first period and a 2·yard run In \he third quarter by Wisconsin r ookie L arry Canada that gavf! the Broncos their only lead. 14· 10. tcOlle IY OUAllTIH o.n ... , 1 0 1 ~I· 0.INll 1 0 j 1-11 O.t I(_,,,,,. CIUcardO l(-1 0.11 -Odofnt lO ,.., l rlll'I MffMfl IT"f'Nf' ••01 Del FO Rk-tt Oen Cenad• 1 rvn tTi;n,.• klO I O.t-Klnt t run CllkarCIO •IOI A-11.715 "WE HAVE JELLED and it cou l d carry us into th e playoffs," Landry said. "This type or game s tands out in the back or your mind and you lhlnk you can do it again. . . it gives you a lot or confidence ... · "Dallas is certainly in an ad vantageous position." said Washington Coach Jack Pardee. "They would have lo lose two out of three not to m ake the playoffs." Washington, or course. is stall very much alive in the wild card scramble. Two teams from each conference get a wild card berth this year. .DA LL AS J U-M P E D o n Was hington With 13 first.quarter points -the m os t for the Cowboys in the o p e ning 15 minutes this year -the n pounde d the scrambli n g Redskins in revenge ror an earlier 9-S loss to Washmgton "It was a big plus to move the ball early and gel some points on the board." said Cowboy wtdl' receiver Dre w Pearson. who combined with quartc•rback Roger Staubach on a 57 yard pass·and·run touchdown "W" have been having trouble in the first quarter . We got it all together today. We were really sky high. We were a t our c:mo tional peak. We were hilting anct slicking. When you get 488 yard1. agains t the 'Skins I'd s ay your of· fense 1s an good shape " RAF AEL SEPTIEN k icked three field goals and reserve fullback Scott Laidlaw rushed for 122 yards on 16 carries. scor· ang twice. as the Cowboy offense purred Mark Moseley·s 44.yard field goal and 1'heismann's late 16· yard touchdown pass to tight t-nd J ean Fugett was a ll Washmgton cquld muster. • "lt was JUSt a rotten day," said The1sm ann. \COit!" llV ou'••TEltS w .. ,~1ooton n b l 1 10 O.u1 .. .., '1 I tO 7-l/ D• l H ", .,...,....., JI OA• f < "'il"Of•.-,. It 0,\ I I ttt'tf.aw I tun f"iiec:>ttHt _. H kt OAL 0 ~.,"°"SI~' 1tom !11...,b.il<h ISe~ tlflon ••t• t """" ~r.~ ..... O"L "(,\ii m1.-n ._. OAL l••ot•'* '1 run,~,,..,~ •lrti: • DAl ""r"°",, "'" '"'Dl•en ~·o I WA" I-u'lf " •• P4'\\ h orn l het\m•"n ffll.O' ,.,.., t1r'' A ~"OS GAMC STATISTJU •. , .,,, oown, "'-' , ' ,.ot! f •· •ra v~•'1 Utih.•n , .. ;o. '""'' .... l•t1'1I t UrT'b+f"" fft"f Ptfnofl•• \ .,.,., 1· ..... 0.1 II 7o 2<i ~t S.-711'1 110 ,.. & " 10 74 0 q " ' ~ 1'11 ? ,,.., t' '' II 100 a-/6 INDIVIDUAL 1..lAO[llS ~U\H f NI WA'ii.IHnQll)fl RtQQtn\ '1·40. lhom~• "14 O•ll•' l~uJl•w 1~ •n: Oorvtt 71 11 •1A\\1N(. W1hn1nf'ltt>n t",.1\mdnn 10.74..0. t\() f»AllA\ ~t,wr .. 1tn O tfi t ?Ut M(ft •VfNr W~V1104;1ton lhnrnS'l\On 3 64, l nr,m.-HJ 1~ (J.111.1 , 11 ,..,,,., .O.~• •tf>. ~t11 J q4 "" ......... IACK TIME -Denver Bronco quarterback Craig Morton pulls the ball In as he prepares to go down under the rush by Detroit's Al Baker <lef't l and Doug English Thursday. Detroit upset the Bron cos, 17·14. I .... ~ • ' \ \ ,, FOOT8'LL J 1978JC Awards f'r09I Pap 113 CRAPO ••• lat>\ a ll we'vt' 1cor d 230 " MODE8TLV, C&APO, the M Inion Conference Playe r or the Vear. aaves b 1 teammates thu credit for his auccess. Mae rouowhia aN my awards fort.be 1978 J-unlor col tecetootball ~ "Our offen.tlve line Is superb," aa ya t h e 5·11 , 180·p o und ~ophomore from Dana Utlla. "lt'a defuutety not a me, not when our orferwe ls all·league." el lk )'ear: Gol<kn Wn t. after lt1dln1 Orangt M·7 at t.bo half only to lose. 34-34 Playln1 ortenslve runninl back wa& not totaJly new posi· tlon ror Crapo aa be had played 11ome In his Junior year at Dana 111111 High. What was a s uq>rise. c:von to Crapo, was his success at the IJPot and the eventual awards.that followed. e ol &a.. rear: GeiNen WHt, for wlnntn1 ~taht ht following t.M OCC ddu ...,..._&ea• ot Ule 1HJ': Onnat Coast. for finishing 7.3 llt,.18H toacll of~ yur: Dlt lt Tucker of Oran1e Coat after bl& team wtnl 7 3 Cnu1u,.,. lkall of lite year: Or&41e Cout, after dropplfll and fwnblil\I away lbe Mt San LntOIUo.11me. , ,.,... l :D ol Ute year: Sad· dlebld.. af~r allowln1 Orange Co11 to complete two bombs to beat Ute Oa~bos. 24-22. and ndn wbatotberwile would have been an utlefeated season C.ada el tk year: Orange Coat 'a Dl<'k Tucker. Golden Weah Ray Sh ackleford. Sad· dle~cll '• Ke n Swearinge n <Writtr'a note-U that sound:. •. ke a copout, ll Is. l have to work with thes~ys next year>. a.t anued quote of tbe 1ear: Oranae Coast's Dick Tucker. "We s ure lot a lot of mileage out of whatwe had." SWEARINGEN "l 'm very surprised 'dl this hos happened.'' he says. "I ex· pc:tted to have 1 good year. but a& a defensive back. "STILL. IT FEELS good. I'm excited about it and it's a great honor. I'm ror the team first and me second though. I figured if the team won, SQmebody would be doing well. 1 Just hoped that somebody would be me." NIMt ovenaaed quo&e of I.be year: Tie between "This team\l)ways gives us trouble," and "It ought to be a tough ball •me·" <Just once wouldn't you like to hear a coach say. o sweat, we have this one in the bag.''). Cr apo's orrensive exploits. comblned with Saddleback's de· fense <the best in the con- ference>. were good enough for a 9-l record tbis past season and a spot in Saturday's <7:30) Mis- sion Bowl against Glendale. Saddle back defeate d Glen· dale. 44·22, last year in the same bowl and Crapo is hoping nothing is going lo change this season. Qfftlll•e team of &Jae year : Saddleback's defense. Qfemlve team of the yeu: Saddleback'• offense. Ofemlve P layer of the year: Saddleback's Steve Crapq Orange Coast's Dan Duddridge, Golden West's en· tire of eoae. .. WE HAD A GOOD GAME last year and this one s houldn't be any different," says Crapa. "I( we can win it would be very fulfilling inside and put the end to a s uccessful season." ~enslve pla1er ol &Jae year: Golden West's BiJI Gritz. Oran• Coast's Mike Musso, Saddlebaclt's entire defense. ~a team ot &a.e year: ?????????.<I'm no rooll. *** HWE YOU EVEll OllOPPE D IN on som ebody unex- pectefy and then wish you hadn't'? Crapa also knows that his fan- tasy is about to end. He's a re- alist, and knows when be moves on to a four-year coll ege his role will be that o( a defensive back again Tat 's wbat happened to me last Friday when I went to watb t.be Saddleback-Orange Coast basketball scrim· m age to get a first band look at bow Bill Mulligan's Gauchis might fare during the upcoming season. "I'd like to play running back." he says. "but there are a lot of fine running backs. It's a glory spat and I don't have the 9.1 speed in the 100-yard dash that ls needed to go with it. It was one game I'm sure Mulligan would like t-0 forget .. Onnge Coast Coach Tandy Gillis told me before the game. "We're going lo have to slow the tempa down. There I; no way we can run with them." St.rprise, surprise, surprise! Nfl' ONLY DID GILLIS' squad outrun the Gauchos, it outhusled. outrebounded, outshot and just flatly out- playe~dJeback. "I can play defensive back and I '11 be very happy to go back to my old position." The oppasltion will be happy, too. Miybe Saddleback's team was just suffering from a n off.gane, but things got so bad Mulligan couldn't even get upset. 12 Races Slated At Los Al Sunday Milligan stated earlier in the week bis young, inex· perie~ed team was going to need time to jell. Malligan's key word was palse, and the Gauchos didn't show aucb in the game. O range County Fall Fair President S. Eugene Tunks has announced that 12 races, includ· ing a second appaloosa event. will be run Sunday at Los Ala mitos with a s pec ial post time or 11:45 a.m . ··1 you lose your paise you're going to get kllled," Mullipn exhorted to b is team during a time out. T IE G AUCHOS LOST their.. poise for almost· 10 mlnui,s at one stretch in the first half, and indeed, they got kited. OCC outscored its oppanent, 41-22, at lhe end of the first hdf, and 86-60 when It was all over. It was one or the worst 'hellackings suffered by Saddleback in some time- scrimnage or regular season. Nt wonder when a friend of Mulligan's walked up to him during the game and asked how be felt his answer was. "'iot too well." The extra appa loosa race would be run in order to make up for one held on Thanksgiving Day which· was declared a no- conlest due to a malfunction of the s tarting gate. Sunday's program will now in· c l ude two appaloosa, two quarterhorse and e ight thoroughbred races. l think they next lime l pay a surprise visit I'll knock first. PEN IS MIGHI'IER THAN THE PASSES. • • These art your feet. Your feet are supposed to ki<'k the ball. Do not touch the ball with your hands. Try to kick lhe ball into the other team's net. That ls all. Now go out and play." Wrnt SO MUCH EXP ERIENCE, I looked for the '?asiest pos ition in soccer. Surf goalie Dave Jdtersl ruled out my chances of hanging a round in the net with three simple words : "You 'd get killed." But defender Peter Wall said I'd be a good candidate ror left fullback because "That's where they try to bide all the novices on the kiddie teams." So left fullback I became and a confident one at !hat after a hair-hour clinic in the Surf or. flee at Anaheim Stadium where I dauled Wall with ny expertise at passing and stopping the ball on smooth carpet. "Ckay," I said with enthusiasm. "When do I learrtotackle?" "LET'S J UST K EEP IT simple," Wall repliet. "Slay close to your man lf be comes in your area, don't try any pass over three feet and a\ove all, do your best to bide." Al night long, I repeated those~ almple phraes, just as tr I were cramming for a ·mid· term while trying to choose between a Brazlian and Argentine accent. I decided to stick with a two-word vocabulacy-si and nc>- and ltt my built-in suntan do t.be rest. J liad two drea11s, one in which 1 soared high to bead tbe ball rway from the goal and the other in which I cam• out of a pile·up spitting out teeth. Need· Jess t> say, I didn't get much s leep. l wasn't until we were aU standing in line waitbg to register that 1 realized I was one of tbe ~w players standlng 6·feet and wearing a newpair or NASL shoes. I mean, l felt like a tou6t out there. Here were guya with all the t radlmarks or soccer-The Hussong.a Cantlna , Enlllllada T-shirt.a, &he scruffy, wom -out shoes, the breign accenta-end all I bad wu 1 pair of short with a Y01Jemlte patch on them and or all thJ.._s, WlUTE shoes, lVT NOBODY SEEMED to notice and I we&ioing 'fine In the hiding out department un· tll 1all, of oil people, caUed my number. "59, left fullback for the oranges," be said as I troted out to the pitch. <I had picked up that ona rom an earlier interview.> \nyway, Wall had done a good job team· miq me up with some 1ood defenden and mathlna me up a11lnlt somebody of equaJ talet -1low aftd lneicperlenced. I also had the fortne or playlnR wlth a goalle wbo knew bow to brk out orde~ to bis defeo,,e so 1 really relt at ne ro1mln1 around In the comer. • fbe first Tew c hances t handled G\Ult: amiothly and UHt aoallo saved me after I was • . . , burned by a midfielder. After that, all be had to do is say "jump" and I would have replied "Howbigh'?" .. LEn , LEFT, .. HE BARKED. "Move up, move up. . . . Center left, center lert, now right, right. Move over. m ove over. All right. all right, let's go, let's go." By the end or the first half, though. I was ready for a Gatorade break. All I got was barely enough time to switch ends or the field before play resumed. This lime, the opposing team was work· ing on my sidP, perhaps sensing an easy prey. l felt like a standing duck with one web caught in the mud. "Left, left. Center left. Back, back," said the goalie as tbe oppasing team began flooding my zone. "Stay there. Stay there," he said, too late for us to catch the attacker off sides. "Left, left," he snapped a nd 1 obeyed. "Ball, ball," he said a s I raced towards the sidelines. Ahab, I thought, a chance to redeem myself as I approached the bounding ball, only to swing and miss. "GOOD FA.K E," SMILED a nearby coach as he awarded my team possession. "Fake, my ····"I mu.ml>ledtonoone but myself. Another chance and another n ub followed as fruatratlon quickly replaced enthusiasm. Relrievin& a loose ball, I turned to pass the ball to the goillie only to have my kick roll dead . after three feet. An attacker in~rcepted and without even so much as a thank you fired a shot on goal. By this time, the goalie was under so much pressure he quit talking. I bad overrun one baJI, got faked out or my shoes by a midfielder and gueased wrong on an o(( sides call that quickly put ua down, 2·1. WHEN THE WHIST LE BLEW to end the scrimmage, I wu the first one off the field and "nder the bleachers, where I figured I'd bang low until I caught my breath or the goalie foraot what l looked llke, whatever came first. Swallowing m y pride, I sought Wall out of the crowd for an evaluation. "You want me to be super critical?" he asked with a smile. "Yeah, doc, give ll to me straight," 1 replled. "I'm a grown boy. I can take it. Besides, If I can dish out crltklsm I guess 1 can handle it:/ "Well, where should t start/' pondered Wall. "No, rully. In the nrst hllf you dJd all n1ht. You at.eyed out or tho way. You teemed to tel tired and your tlmlnt wat otr, abould I HJ', fn the second half. But overall. for vour nrst Ume playtnc soccer, you dld okay. It looked like ,. WH worth it.'' Orut.Nowlflcanjuatconvlnc•my~nee. - . , ... Frldey. Ncwember 24. 1978 Where's the Ball? ,l DAil Y PllOT 85 4PWl .... to Golden St ate's Sonny Parker 1 right ' searches for the ball as teammate Tom Abernethy (5) tries to h ang on while Gail Goodrich Oeft> of the New Orleans Jazz goes after 1t m their NBA game Thursday night in New Orleans . The J azz won, 106·98. Coaches' Choice: GWC Tucker Onl,y One to Pick Cerritos By JORN SEVANO Of IM o.ily Pl ... Si.ti What better way to get a line on the two combatants for this Saturday's Avocado Bo wl - Golden West and Cerritos-then to talk to their oppasition. Golden West and Cerritos each h ad four common opponents during the 1978 football cam- p aign -East LA. Cypress. Orange Coast and Long Beach· CC-and each finished with the same results as both lost to Orange Coast and Long Beach CC. and beat East LA and Cypress. THE FOU.OWING ARE those coaches views or the upcoming battle and their predictions or tbe outcome: "When we played Cerritos I thought they were a very good football team," sald Cypress Coach Don Lent who lost to Cer- ritos, 28-21, and Golden West, 16-7. ·'Cerritos is a lot mo r e versatile than in the past. They're a well-rounded team. a good baJI club. .. Golden West ·s defense im · proved when they switched from the conventional 5-2 front to a 4-4. That eight.man front can give the opposition headach~. But that also leaves them vuln'erable to the pass. A lot of play·action passes could hurt them but Cerritos hasn't shown they can do that a lot." S b a ug bnessy's p r ediction : Golden West, Zl-7. "Both have option· minded of- fensive teams and use similar defensive alignments.'· com- mented East LA Coach Gil Rozadilla who lost to Cerritos, 31·25, and Golden West. 31·27 "Golden West has one of the best option offenses I've ever seen. T hey have a great of· fensive line, too. They are big and tall. "Cerritos bas its typical club with s till an Ernie Johnson flavor on defense When we played them they ran a trap of· fe nse t hat hurt us. I d on't believe Golden Wes t is trapable "It should be one hell or a game. Both are equal althouJZh Basketball Cerritos' defense may be a bit more d1sc1phned." Rosadilla·s prediction: Golden West, 23· 14. ··Both have outstanding teams with good running backs and de- renses," analyzed Orange Coast Coach Dick Tucker who defeat· ed Cerntos, 18·17, and Golden West 34·24. "If Golden West has an edge I would th i nk it 's at the quarte rback position. I Jlpn't thi nk Cerritos is as big a s Golden West but they're pretty comparable s1ze.w1se. "They both have very well coached teams. l have a lot of respect for both coaching staffs. l think it is going to be a real good game wtlh two real good _ teams. · · 1 feel Cerritos bas played tougher oppanents and a much tougher schedule though. After us, the only other team Golden West faced that was tough was Santa Moruca ... Tucke r's prediction: Cerritos, 14·13. ''Golden West surprised me with its defense when we played them . 'Ibey were better than I thought they would be. or- fensively, they have the same good football team they've always had. The big thing will be if Cerritos can contain Golden West 's offense. It should be a close game and hard fought." Lent~ prediction: Golden West, GWC in Action· 20·10. .. After we played both I thought Golden West was a little bit better balanced. run a nd pass. They were also a littJe bit bigger than Cerritos," says Lon g Beac h Coach Marty Shaughnessy who defeated Cer- ritos. 17-7, and Golden West, 34·33. Golden West basket ball Coach Jim Greenfield should get some kind of indication of the ball club he has tonight when the Rustlers travel to Sylmar High (7 :301 to play Los Angeles Mission. Greenfield has stated already this year his team is a question mark and it will take a couple of games before he'll know what to expect. A young team . Golden West will start rour freshmen. Only Ron Garretson. 5-1 g ua rd from Servile. was on lhe first string last year. The others will be Leland Bruce. a 6·3 guard from M a rina : Mike Hei de. 6 -7 forward from Fountain Valley, Wall Evans, 64 forward from Greensboro. N.C.: and .Doug Jardine. a 6·8 center from Estancia. Saddlcback. meanwhile, will be lookin~ for 1ts second win of the season whe n 1t host s Fullerton at 7:30. Fullerton. 18-14, finished third in the South Coast Conference last year and returns seven players from that umt "James Copeland is Cerritos' g ame breaker. And Steve Rakbshani for Golden West can throw anywhere on the field. -. 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"I guess it's tx-uuse the boys coach didn't have time and J ulie had two sisters who wanted to run," Bill says. "They didn't have a coach, so J ulie and I volunt~red because we wanted to do it." Both coaches, however, plan on seeking a berth on the U.S Olympic kayaking team for. the 1980 Olympics in' Moscow J ulie fi nished seventh in Montreal a nd both competed an the World Championships last sum. mer When they took over the CdM cross country lPam, there were 10 girls on the roster. This has in- creased to 40 in their second year with Paula Rose, a senior, as the top runner. Julie's siste r Diane Jones. Beth Nt>wbro, Cindy Stoughton, Barbie Ludovase and Ann Scott are a m ong the top runners on the team . "WE HAVE SOME disadvan· JULIE LEACH tages because we don't tra in the girls during the s ummer. J uli e and I a re putting in our time on the water during those months," says Hill. "We run with the ~iris and JuJie is attending Cal State 1 Long lk'arh >. She is one of the better runners In her age group and they wa nt her to try out fo r the CSLB team next year." CdM has done well this year in cross country, not quite to the level of Edison , b ut the Sea Kings feel they have been more than competitive. They a re two.time league champions. • • • SANTA FE IOGH SCHOOL has moved into the 4-A ·girls volleyball playoffs this sea50n after running o(f a str· ing of J 11 straight 3-A victories. Mollie Kavanaugh, coach of the team says she is hap- py to get out of the 3-A competition and into 4-A but adds : "We're now competing with Orange County teams •Corona deJ Ma r, Laguna Beach and Newport Harborl which have players developed by volleyball clubs long before they compete at school. We do not have the same opportunity," s he says. Sounds like s he is building an excuse for Santa Fe's possible meeting in lhe semifinals with CdM, the No . 1 rat - ed team in the competition. One thing tbe Santa Fe coach tries to do each summer is to a rrange a volleyball trip for her girls and even though they don't play on a club team , they are involved. ••• ORANGF. COAST COLLEGE'S women's volleyball team closed out a perfect season C18-0l and will be the No. 1 rated team in the st ale playoffs at San J ose State next weekend. Golden West and Saddlch:ick are both expected to be an the field as confercm·e chtnnpions . .... WENDY PEARNE, A FRESHMAN from Mission Vie· jo High &hool, is the South Coast League girls indlvldt.tal tennis champion after defeating Mimi Krogius in the finals. Peam e is the eighth ranked player in public links com- petition in her age bracket ( 14 > and has won two tourna- ments ln the county outside of school competition this year. Although San Clemente won the team title In tennis, De!li~~ Roskamp and Dana Taylor lost to Laguna Beach's Kristi Hansen and Ka ren Koster in the doubles final. ·Five OCC Women Earn All,."league , Three players from the undefeated Orange All-South C'Amst Four OCC Players Earn Grid Honors Four Orange Coast College footba ll players have la nded first team be rths on the All· South Coast Conference football tearp . selected by the conference coaches. Earning first team berths for the P irates were center Tim Bienek. offensive tackle Marc J oha nnes. running back Dan Duddrldgc and defensive end Mike Musso. Bie nek is a 6·0. 210-pound sophomore, Bienek is a 5·11 , 225-pound letterman. Duddridge is a 6·0, 175-pound second year player and Musso Is a 6~0. 215- pound sophomore. Orange Coast could land only two players on the second team units. They included defenMve lineman T i m Ar bour. a 6·2. 225-pound sophomore, a nd de- fensive end J ess Toledo. a 5·10. 195-pound letterma n. San Diego Mesa quarterback Tony Ricc1ardulli, a 6·0, 182· pound sophomore. was selected the confe re nce's offensi vt• pl ayer or the year. Ricciardulh completed 164 of 307 passes this sea son for 2,130 yards and 18 touchdowns. The defensive player of the yea r is Bob Epps of Mt. San An· tonio College. ~int THm Off..,M f'M., P'I-. c.11.,. C··Tlm e.-...0r....,. to•ll c. -o .. vio Monico -"'"'"'' c. -Eric ""'Msott]SOAM, .. T -M.trc ,,..._., Or.oftqe CO.•I T -O&I• AV<r4•11. Ml 'lllC re-o.,, YOU<IQ s....1.i An• 'SE -Kt" T~. SO Motu SE-J ... 1 l"•l .. <. 'Sant&AI\• 08 -Tony RI<<'"'°"'"· Sil Me"' 119-0 •" ~ ..... °""" .. tout R8-J•m••CooelM'd, C...rrUO\ RB-Merk CllrO\IO'#Ul. Gro"mOl\I K -Rl(h¥d Ctm•rollo. Cerrllo• Finl h -o.t.f\M OL -ClluO Br.otord SO Me"' DL -Ml-• Oii\ • .....,, .. At"• Dl-Bob 1::1'9\ Ml SAC OL-Jolln Vere••. Ml. SA(. WI Yr JIO S. »s So '7S f r ns to. 7)0 ..., 710 f r 110 So 11S So '" .... llS Se. llS So "o So. 190 So 740 So 11\ fr "' So 110 So. 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WIMtPl'Q ~. lndln"8POll\ I (.ln<•nn<ih • 81rm1-.im l Shibata Scores TD From AP Dh1pat.ches S T OC KTON Former Fountain Valley fli g h starado ut Stan Shi bata inter cepted · a pass and ran it back 25 vards for a touchdown in t he U ni ve r si t y o f Pacific 's 20·13 loss to Colorado State Umverst· ty in college football play Thursday, here. S hi bata's TD gave Pac1f1c a tempora ry 13.7 lead in the third quarter. UO P 106t a last-ditch s co ring o ppo rtunity whe n quarterback Bruce Pa rke r fumbled the ball away after bringing his team inside Colorado's 10-yard-line with less tha n 40 seconds left. Colorado led at the half 7-0 on the strength of a second quarter 11· yard scorin15 pass from quarterback Keith Lee to Mark E . Bell. UOP came back in the third quarter whe n Paul Schreiner gathered in a s ix -y ard pass from Parker. The scoring toss gave P a rke r 17 to uchdown passes for the sea.son. . . ' " Coa s t College wome n's volleyball team were selected t.o the AU•Soutti Coast Conference first team and two others were picked lor the SffOnd unit Juat • few of the cuetom feeb.ne: cuatbm pMtt. cUetom Interior, Chrome bumpen...Cuatom carpetl"9, end much , I I Orange Coast concluded the regular season with an 18-0 record and placed Dale Keough, Wen - d y Lewis and Adri E snard on the first team picked by the conference coaches. Orange Coast, along with Golden Weal a nd Saddleback, wlll play In the elght·leam state tourna ment at San Jose Dec. 1 and 2 In the large .schools division. Olbcr Leama lnc1aded ln the tournament are &1 Camino. Glendale, CoJlege of the Sequoias and De ~za with an eighth team to be named. AJl·8"Ua Coatt CoDleruce Flrat Team Dale Keou~. Wendy Lewis, Adri Esnard, Orange Cout; Ka!Y Kret.acbmar, Robin Swickard, Cerritos; Dee Dee Akeo, OrosstnOl\l. Orange Coast players on lecond team: Teresa Hendel, t;arol Huber. Honorable ment.lon: Kathy 'Lynch. much more. O/o....---..... : P\US RUf. : lvr-36.ooo mue rora Motoreo I [ic1ended Se1vlce Plan (Sl60 v.,1ue) 33 Vans ro c.hooff from. I -. . . . I I I I I I FOOTBALL /CROSS OUNTRY UoaWuntry Uni, Ediso Bid for Tit~ WALNUT-University High in the boya dlvlaloo and Edison High In the girls will be shooting for 4-A team 1itles in the CIF cross country championships a( Mt. San Antonio College here Saturday. University, Jed by Sam Wall- ing, had the lowest. five-man ag- gregate time <80 : 49 > in last. week's preUma but ls expected to get tough competition from Thousand Oaks <80:55>, defend· In g champion Palos Verdes <80 :57 > and Huntington Beach !81 :37 ). EDISON IS the defending girls champion. has most of its run- ners back for anothe r try and fe ature freshman Andrea Kirkorn. one of tbe favorites for individual honors . Kirkom ran 12: 12.3 for two miles in the prelims, winning he r heat ha ndlly . F ountain Va lJey's Annabelle Villa nueva 112 :02> was second lo Cindy Sc hm a ndt o f San Ba rba ra 111 : SO> 'tn another 4-A heat. Another Sunset League runner. Mari Gibbs of Ma rina n2:11 1 won her heat. Fountain Va lley. University. Costa Mesa. Corona del Ma r and Marina also qualified. THE MAN TO BEAT in the boys 4-A race is Eisenhower's Chuck Assuma. who cruised through the three·mile course in 15:21 last week. But he will get plenty of competition from Wall- ing <15 :33 >. Edison's Mike La nsdon c lS: 29 l and Ma rina's Ma tt Bi al y llS 401, a mo ng others E dison's J on Butle r <15·461 a nd Fountai n Va lley's Rick Smoot <1 5:42l, like La nsdon, made the finals as an Individual. Other Orange Coast a rea teams competing an the 4·A race arc Costa Mesa a nd Corona del Mar. BoWling Leadel'8 AKRON. or.to f,API -n... ll'adlnQ "'°""' .,,,,. nen on I"" ~ofM•IOrlill OowlPn An 0<,.1'°" tour t~ nvmbfi-r of tourrutrn•nt\ t~Y f'tttw• pl•y..i '" •lid l!>P 101•1 WltWU"O\ IMY ...... Col If'<~ • M.tr11 Roll>, fofortn Arli"Oton. H J 1• JUJ,00 1 E•rl Ant11cww. l<t<CNTW, W••" • ,, \64,U S l Met\ll&tl Holmen. Medlord, Ore , n . '61.•60 4 l •"Y Uull ...... FranuM:O, '8, US.JU ~ lommy-,Allrot',J1,Ul•ts • Nrl-°"'1onJf . SI lo.ii~ JI, J Sl.SS1 I Pele Cooltwe. WI-Lo<H . Conn , J7 "47.seo I C>tioroe P-. O..rlotte, H C . >o; '°".lliO • JOllnny "'91r&Qll•. Hl'w York. H . "'4.lll 10 D4'Vf' 0..,1\, H.oc•--. N J . H . 1ot2.IU ·. .. ... -. "" ... - ION, Mls· sion Vie jo and na Hills. qualified boys le ma while Capistrano ValJey, lsslon Vie- jo, Mater Dei and una Beach qualified girls teams Mission Viejo had finish second Jn races. Jeff Vand eems r•n 15:23 In the boys' h t and Tam· my Darr went 12'40 the girls'. The fastest runn • however. m ay come from ne of Ufe abo~e schools. J e Nelson4'( Burbank Is favore to win the boys 3-A race aft setting a course record with 14 :32 clock- ing in the prelims. lihe boys 4-A ev t kicks off the schedule at 9 a . . Races wtll be run at 20·mln e intervals ove r the challengl Mt. SAC layout. Angels Sart Exhibiti Play Ma Three different · will be used by t Angels during sp exhibition games. When the Angels tion play March 7, t will be at their Holtville preli lnary base. The next day. the c b move!! to Palm Springs for t first of 11 exhibition games th e. It a ll comes to a rand finale fo r the rubber mat of the an- nual Freeway Seri against the Los Angeles Dodg s In April. That game will played at Anaheim Stadium. The spring sched e: Mar<h 1 ~• San Dle9CJ 1 8 v<o Cltvt14-IO al P•lm Cl•v_.1.no J)t PitlM Sor•" O~•lilt>d •I PAim Soro~. •' Palm <,ort110 M•tr< h 11 ¥\ '-tti. 4'1 P IJ ., SP.Ml~ "' Palm 5'1<1 ""'""' •I '~"'~· Atll Marc h IS "'· Mllw3uO • "4 Sun Cily, Ar1 . M aren 11 ~'- M1lw <1u•l't nt l'.olm Sf>rln , M•rc n 11 "" M ttw auke'J At Palm 4)0t1n Mi1:tt<" 1•--v\, ' Ch••-C""' M Palm <;prt • M•«" 10 v~ M.Hch 71 "' '-"" Fret1<•\C •I P.olm Sorlnq\J Ch•<•QO Cul>\"' P•lm '°"'n<I\\ M •r<n )7 v\ Cftl•f'I-lUC\011, M.orrll 1J 0\ ~11111" al h..,.., A • M.,cll 14 -¥\, <;<1n r r•"< 1...:0 al "'-"", rcn 1S v\. Sen ~ r•n<t\CO •I"'-"''· Mar< II '"·Oak._"' ~o""'",.. Ar11 March 11 "' wn~"' T.. . Aror • Mate!! 1t ~ Mtlw-al s..tl C , Arlr ; Mit«ll ~ ~. Cw~-al Tuo on. "'<" >O-n L.,. A"941t~ OGOQers 111 ~1~1,,,...; Marc,. '' · n . I.Oil ""Ot~ Ooeloer• Ooooer Slddlum, April 1-"' ~ Anoe•~ n •t A,,.,...,,, !>1Mltum . Aptll 1-n . Silft O •t 5"" 00"90 ~'"'""' . A SHOPPING EXPERIENCE Santo orrive1 at lOAMtodoyl SOUTH COAST PLAZA MALL i \ \ . • • . • . . .. .. ; v BASKETBAlL I FOOTBALL I TENNIS STEVE McGUIRE UCI Basketball Outlook: Another Long Season? By £lN1£ CASTILLO Cit-o.itv "*' '"'" Perhaps it was just bad lur k Instead of a bad omen. But (JC Irvine's basketball team. which will have to n:ly on quickness and good shooting to keep Its head above .500 thlA season, couldn't find the hoop an a dress rehearsal Tuesday. All the Anteaters could pro- duce in 1 20-minute intrasquad acrimmage was 34 points and e lot or swe1t from running up and down ~ court and around In circles Neither the Blue nor Gold squads could get their tim- ing right on the passing gam<', no one individual stood out on of- fense or defe nse and nobody dominated the boards . The shooting percentages were .400 for free tbrows C4 10) etnd .395 for field goals <15·381. FOR SU&E. NOTHING was on the llne-flot. even a spare Area Tennis 11tti rling berth and at 's hard lo Judge perforn1unces an 11 scrim- moge llke thab But It would bt- safe to say, with the lSeason opener just thrcl' days away, that the Anteaters aren't wherP Coach Tim Tift would hke them to be at lhia poiol "We'd like a little more lime but we can't have it," aays Ttfl, who haa put Ms young and inex- pe rienced team through a lot of fundame ntal drills but little combat since prartlce began Oct. 16. .. WE 'VE MADE A LOT or iPrdgress in the last elJ:ht days but I 'm C'oncenrcd about how Jprt>parcd we'll be on Monday inlght," Tift ::tdds. "We're dbing more and mort> each day but ·we've progressed quite s lowly . and we don't have a lot of stUrf In. "Disappointed., Yea h, but we hnvt• to do it this way, !.low and Herrera Breaks AU-female Clique WoDMn are constantly breaking through the barriers or male cbauvinism, so It seems only right that a women· only lrad.ibon fall by the wayside, loo. I'm talking a bout the Orange County D1strk t of Caltromia Press Women. Up to now, It hes been an all- female cUqw. Veteran tennis photographer Patrick Herrera, who doubles as a teacher al Corona dcl Mar High, crossed the Jines recently and others are sure to follow. District pre1ldent Ruth Eddington has Invited any qualified "rommunicalors'' (50 as not to limit It lo ne wspaper rtporters> to join immediately. ALntOUGIJ HERRE RA IS the only dues·paying male m ember of lhe California Press Women, the group already bad on Its ix.ks two honorary members-Bill Farr or the Los Angeles Times and Ralph Alexander of UPI. Herre ra ls the official photographer for Newport Beach Tennis Club, and that job bas opened up some juicy alSlllf'nments. On the bMls of his work al NBTC. Herrera wu chosen to photograph the Adoption Guild t.oumey and the Pacific Southwest Se1iors. and also worked the Davis Cup matches between the U.S. and South Africa al Newport Beach. Prospective members for the Orange County District ol Orange Cowlty Press Women <and Men) can contact Eddlngt.ori al 712-0306 or vice president ~M'Y Col.son at. 548-6662 • • • VIC BRADEN, ORIGINATOR of the Coto de Cata Ten· nls College, has been delving beneath the s urface of tennis ror years. ms latest projects include biomecbaoical re- search and the ps)chological attributes of champions. Braden aaya ahe quality most common amons cham- pions ii a hunger to be the very best. He al.so says that today's at.hlete will often drop a sport if it doesn't pay. Pemaps he co.Id take the lnvesU1aUon a step further and apecu.late u to why Chris Evert, who became the best and 1ot very well paid, quit for four mont.ba. endured flpclls of "crying three or four limes a day for no reason." and wondered, "Maybe I was just winning loo much." * •• IN nlE &ECEWT ISSUE or Tenn.la Talk. Evert waa interviewed by Lois Wayne about her reputation as &.be Jee Malden-the unemotonal, unflappable machine. "l mean. I'd ahotk you if you knew what WH going on in my mind," Evert aa1d. "I 'm lbinklnl a lot or thinp that ., lot or the players a"' saying on the court.·' B~t Evert ls only thinking them. *I*. G&EG llOBINS, ASSISTANT Pao al the Balboa Bay Club, has been appoin~d assistant tennis coach al Corona del Mar Ht«b. Robins :olns a staff that has produced four stral«ibt CJP championships. At &be Balboa Bay Club, Roblns·and lwo other 1111ls· taot pros are conductl•g Junior cUnlcs and bualne11m1n lenont ~}'. all open t. the pubUc. Information Is avaUa· ble bY. pbonlnl 7S-0711. ••• &F.8E&VATION8 AlB NOW belaa taken for~ year- cnd setalon of the Vh Braden United States Tennis Academy, a post-gradUJte eoun1e ln lennJs lnstroctton beblnd held Dec. 27-11 at Coto de Cua. For~ lolonnatbn, write tQ the Vic Braden U.S. Tennl1 Academy} 22000 Plano Ttabuco Canyon Rd., Ttabuco Canyon, '28'78 or'tall A\·2710. , ThlA ti«btly 1tructurff course ii de1l1ned by Braden aand include t.enn.lt fundi.nentals, 1tr•te1y, penonaUty and leamlnc theory, 1ro.., and development schedules. code of ttbkl, aDC) a boa ot other deta11a for t.eaehln1 coacbet. . ... easy We don't have the luxury of having nine or 10 guys back It's hffn just a matter or refin- ing " Actually. Tift did have nine h•ttermen until he lost 6-7 Junior <'<·nte r Dave Knudsen, junior forward Leo Gonzales and guard Brad Carson for various rea- sons. Thal leaves ham with just one stAlrter back from a team that was 8· 17 overall and 2-12 in UCI 's first year as a Division J Md Pacific Coast Athletic Assn. member S T EVE McGUIRE, a fl·5 senior swingman, averaged 8.9 llO ints and 4.4 rebo unds last year. Phil Bolden, o 6·6 seruor forward who played al Oranfi?e Coast College, led lh<' 1978 club an field gom percentage c 523 1 but avcrage<J just 5.4 points and 2 8 re bounds an outing. The rest or the lettermen combined lo average 12.2 points and 7 6 re· bounds per game. To strengthen his team, Tift recruited heavily in Northern California for two blue-chip freshman and a pair or outstand- ing junior <'Ollege tr11nsfers. At lea.st l wo should immediately 11tep into starting roles. The man who will direct the UCl offense is 6·0 junior guard Lester Jones. one of the lop two j.(uards In the state JC ranks Inst year. according to Tift. Jones. an all-stater in his prep days in Pennsylvania, was all-stale J C last year at Foothill College , where he averaged 16 points and five assists. VICTOR CONYERS, a 6 7 junior forward from San Jose, was figured for a starting role until he twis t ed a knc·e an Tuesday's scrimmage. A strong shooter . Conyers averaged 18 points for San Jose CC last year with a hlgh or 52. The freshman guards. 6·4 Rob- hie Beetl and 6-0 Louis Bremond, both come from Oakland and were both All -No rt he rn California picks. Beal, a prep All-American, wa., player of the year In Oakland's Cathoh r Athletic League. However, the real keys for the Anteaters are sophomore centers Lamont Jerrett and Brett 114!11 who have 13 games of ex . periencc between them . Both ~ow promise but are still far from lull poteoUaJ. Bell, a 6·8 southpaw from Fresno, has plenty of rebound- ing potential. as evidenced by his ~ 10 school record in the high Jump. lie had three rebounds a nd five fouls in the scrlmmnge and al 210 pounds. as agile but fragile . · · JERRETr, i\T l ·t and 230 pounds, is more physical, but has little playing time In his career. Only 19 even after redshlrting a year, J enell was li back·UP center in high school who ls just now developing has basketball skllh~. The rest or the squad is com- posed or lettermen Quentin Brown . Mark Sullivan, Rick Jurk and JC tran s fer S am Maduro. Tift said he would probably start Jones and Bolden In Mon day's opener against Portland al uc1·11 Crawrord ll:all but that the real or tbe Une·up wouldn't be decided until after Sunday fvenlnjfl workout. He olso said the Anteaten would not be known u • run-and·aun teem. Wha t then, will they be known H? "Hofdully. a very l'ltablc team,' 11y1 Tlft. "One that doesn't turn It over too much. I 1uess we'll .be • middle or the road team. We ml«ht have to change pJana ln the middle of the seuon. Pl1)'1n1 the whole month ot December on the road la not tolnt to be-eaay." The same hnplles for lhe r t of the eeuon, too I •ken Play Bullets LANDOVER, ~.-The Loi Angela put t.helr lA·t•m• wto· nlna 1treak on tbe line tonl1ht •••Intl the defendtnl NBA champion Wuhlnston ulleta, tbemaelwa on 1bot1tre1k. T1CKET8 are now on sale for the Davia Cup t.ennll flDal bet""'1 Greet Britain and the United States at Mia· alon HU .. Country Club, Rancho lllr11e Dec. 8·10. 'n~ketrcle ta bandlln1 Uck• ln thl1 area nd ranee ln price from "' to ttoo for a ..., .. Mal for t.bt three days ol eom,.utioo. Tb• ••me wm be televised al tlllllillllll...__.....,..__.....,..__.....,..__..__...__...__..._ ...... ._. .... -...._.~ · 6 o'clock over Chennel 9. -.-.._ ... Friday, Nov9mber 2A . 1178 DAILY PILOT 87 Wade Top Playe~ Schaff South CoaSt Coach .Qj-Year l y KOGEK CA&LSON Of-. o.lty "-" ..... San Clemente. Caplatrano Valley and Mission Viejo, the three t.cam1 that dominated South Coast Leaaue footbaJI thla aeaaon, domlnat.e. the Dally Pilot 'a AJJ.J..eaiue selecUon1 as weU. The Daily Pilot's No. l s Mo11t Valuable Player ls San Clemente'• Mlke Wade. while Coach of the Year laurels 10 to San Clemente'• AJlleSchatr. Wade led the Tri tons to the championship with hls vereatllf t y as a running back and defensive back. WADE'S WORTH? He scored the winning lOucbdown ln the championship decider against Capl1trano Valley and his versatility shows up ln an 88·yard kickoff return for a touchdown and a 49-yard Interception for a touchdown during the season. As a defensive back, he had no peer in the league and his coach rates him as a major college prospect. 8r8d Perur Offenllv• B•ck Ceplatr•no Vettey Schaff, in his seventh year at San Clemente. guided the Tritons to their fifth straight winning season . aloog with the cbampk}nlb.lp. . Steve Enrtght Oftenatve Uneman Caplatr•no V•Uey 1 IN ADDmON TO WADE as the league's No. I defensive back. nve others have been singled out for No. I status in their area . Capistrano Valley's Brad Parker is the No. l offensive back and teammate Steve Enright is the top offensive llneman. · San Clemente's Mike Calvert. alt.hough picked as a defensive back In order to shufne in an addi· lional receiver for first team honors, is the league's No. 1 receiver. The No. 1 linebacker ls Laguna Beach's Matt McCullough, while Bob C~sper, the big defensive e nd for Mission Viejo, as the league's No. I defensive lineman. * AU·South Coast Leape First Team Offeue Pos. Pl•Y!!t School Ht. Wt. Cl. Rec-Mlke r.;odo, Sao Clemente 5·8 16S Sr • Rec -Jim Leavitt. Mission Viejo 6-0 167 Sr. T -Steve Enright, Capo Valley 6-8 232 Sr. Ci Scott Mesa. San Clemente 6-0 180 Sr Mike C•lvert Receiver San Clemente C Dean Stanphill, San Clemente S· 10 175 Sr. G Pal Sanlhtevao. Capo Valley 6·1 223 Sr. T Dave Scbellschmidl, Mission 6-0 178 Sr. TE Duane Clark. Laguna Beach 6·4 180 Sr . BobCHper Oefenalve Linemen MIHlon Vlelo B -Brad Parker. Capo Valley 6-1 183 Sr. R -Don Dill, San Clemente S-9 lSO Sr. B -Sean Jenkins. Capo Valley 5-6 174 Sr. lJ -Rich Sanchez, Mission Viejo 5·9 151 Jr. Flnt Team Ddeme DE Bob Casper, Mission Viejo 6-3 196 Sr. OT-Scott Fox. Capo Valley 6·1 181 Jr. NG Joe Waller, Capo Valley 5-8 ~7 Sr. OT-Ray Voss, Dana Hills 6-2 204 Sr. DE-Dave ByTd, San Clemente S·ll 180 Sr. LB -Bruce Sims. Capo Valley S-10 178 Jr. LB-Milch Hopp, Mi•slon Viejo 5-10 163 Sr. LB -Matt McCullough. Laguna BeachS-8 160 Sr DB-Mike Wade, San Clemente 6·2 16S Sr. 08-MlkeCalvert,SanClemente 6·2 165 Sr. DB Robin Charles, Capo Valley S-11 161 Sr. DB-Paul LaJole, Mission Viejo 5·11 170 Sr. SttoadTeam Receivers-Eric O'Connor. Laguna Beach. S-10, 155sr.; Tim Strawther, Mission Viejo,6-l, 172sr. Matt McCuHough Unebacker Uiaun. Beech Line-Mike Dunivln, Capo Valley, 6-2, 203, sr.; John Reano. Laguna Beach. 5-11. 175 sr.: Jon Peat. Mwlon Viejo, 5-11, 171 sr.; Dave Marobnk , Capo Valley, 6-4. 204 soph.; Bill Ryan, Laguna Hills. 6-2, 200 Jr.; Paul Corey. Laguna Beach, 6-0, 185 sr.; Glenn Bethke, Dana rn11s. S·l0, 185jr. Mike Wede Defenalve Beck San Clemente Linebackers-Mike Ochoa, Mission Viejo, 5-9, 173 sr .: Mike Linde, San Clemente, S-ll, 16Ssr. Backs -Mlke Lewis, San Clemente, 5-8, 170 sr : Railon Arabe, Laguna Beach. s-8, lSO sr.: Nate Rowsey, San Clemente, S-9, 170 sr.; Jeff Banner. 1 Sao Clemente. s-8, 1:50 jr. Pro TenniA Roundup McEnroe Easy Winner from AP Oiapatcbes BOLOGNA. Italy Americans Jobn Mct:oroe and Peter Fleming, ZelJko Franulovic or Yugoslavia and Italian Adria no Panalta gained the semifinals T hursday in Italy ·s international ~tndoor tournament. All but top.seeded McEnroe had to go lo three sets. Fleming took 52 minulH to beat Balasz Taroczy. 6-3, 1·6, 6·2. Franulovic eliminated Bernie Mitton. 7-5. 1·6, 6-2, and Panetta won over Tomas Smid, 6-4, 2·6, 7-5. But McEnroe, the rising star or American tennis and recent winner In Stockholm and Lon- don. easily downed Karl Meller, 6-3. 6·4. NutfUelt'f•~ KOBE. Japan -llle NaslaJ(! or Romania moved Into the aemlflnels of tbe Gunie World -. -..... . tennis tournament Thursday. de· (eating Jun Kamlwaiuml, 6·2. 7-5 In a first -round s ingles match. In the women 's s ingles. American Tracy Austin and Romanian Virginia Ruzicl won their way into the semifinals. Austin beat American Ann Smith, 6-0. 6·4. Ruzicl defeated Belly Stove. 6-3. 8-1. ~ .. Adea..en BUENOS AIRES. Argentina -Top seeds Corrado Barauut· ti. Harold Solomon . Jose Hlgueru and Jose Luis Clerc advanced easily Thursday lo the quarterfinals or the Argentine Open Grand Prix tennis chem plonshlpe. Top·aeeded Barazzulli scored a 6·4, e -4 victory over llu10 Varela of Argentina. Second·eeeded Solomon or the United Stales battled 75 minutes through a series or long rallies to overcome Joao Suares 6·4, 6-2. Hlgueras seeded th ird , eli~inated Andrew Pattison, 6-2. 6·4 Fourth·seeded Clerc had the easiest victory of the day. wio- n Ing 6-1, 6 1 over Werner Zirngbl. Ge1,..11 IJfMeC MANILA, Philippines -Peter Felgl of Austria upset second· seeded American Tom Gorm~J'. 6-2. 8·2 in a quarterfinal match if( the Philippine International Grand Prix~ourneyt.oday. . Jn another surprise. Yanni~k Noah ousted No. 4 seed Anggoo Jimenez, 6·3. 6·2. The vlctory enabled Fclgl tp' secure a semlrinal berth againlft, thlrd·seeded Brian Teacher of th<• United States, who disposed of Terry Moor,6-3,6-3. Dick Miller Motors ~ ._......_~ao .......... , 12ow.w ........ s....._s....A11e •557-2132• • ~-DAILY PILOl Fmlev ~ 2!t 1078 Spons on' TV ·_.T.oo __ Mnch Football? By HO\\' IUJ S'll'TII ,,,,~ ........ l low mul'h footb"ll '' ICJo mul'h fnc1l!wll In "" C'(fort to hr.it th• al\s\A er AhC' and lhf' Nu tlnnal "'t1otb.ill LA•at:u•• h 11mt'd up th1s sear.on tor 11 M'rl<' of f'lll>('flml•n\.-. w1lh Sunday ni1hl find Tburi.day ntght .: nw:o. 1 "''O Sund1y nl~ht uamc~ und nnt-TbunJ.i\ nl~hl <'On ll' l have ht-rn t elcv1!1ed nnd o~ Sumlil)' n1 lcr Oakldnd D~nvl'r n•malth T fll tS t-'AR I OIC'\TlON!ot an· \hut 1\ tool ball fan.,, lcu'lai: lhou.iht tu l:K" an .1U11bl1• Cir<' not Ovt'rwhelnwd w11h tht· :-,urnt.1v ntJ:ht orrerin1it·' •·ven thou.ih lht:·Y h.1v1• hnth b N•n l'XC't>llf'fll mukhuJ'C' 'l'ht• Nt:•w fo:n.,:land Ottkhrnd 11uanng in September dn•>A u 28 a.wr·C'f•nt :-.hart< of tht' 111cwm~ uudlcoct'. somt!whut tw lClw rur for a pnme urn~ prest:ntat1on Thl· P1ttshuq~h l..c1' Anrtd1.:i. Ra me on Nov 12 got a 31 !)hart', i.11.:htly bcltt'r t>Ul nothing to brag about Tbis serond rei.ult "J' Jil•rt•t•ularly du.appoint ing becaUS(' the Stl'clers and lt.1m:; "re umonl( thl' best t~nms m th<> h·0t61Ul' the game v.a~ hiAhly compelJllve and I\ nc· promoted 1t exteMIV\'ly Roone Arled1rtc. prc:.1dent <1f AIW Sporb. C1dm1lled in an anterview with thl' Wai.h1ni:ton 1-'o!st that th · network waR unha1111y w1lh the r at1n~i. anti theorized that the ~port may IK· ovl'rexpoi.cd on Sundays. AFTER ALI •• t1ANV :Sl'clions or the coun· try receive a doubleht•ncier on most Sundays C1nd even the most avid fans may be reluctant lo anve:.t yet another three hours on football Sunday naghl. The Thursday night g ame. however, did very well. The Dallas-Minnesota matchup got a 37 share and beat out the entertainment programming on the other two networks. All or this is not lost on the NFL. The league h as the option of deciding whether ABC "'"'II c<irry four or six prime time ~ames next season, not including Monday night games or course. And the lcai:uc can decide which nights are best. Tuesday night was among the nights originally d1:.cussed but NFL coaches re- portedly objected because they wouldn't have enough time to prepare their teams for the follow - ing Sunday. Thus. the outlook is for more Tbur..- day night football. What you see 1s what you get. ROCKET SHOTS 1PJ FROM ROD LAVER 9'j 1uu!>rR.ar1 0 UY llM ION~ I 0 SV~"llf~ ;'O<IR. 0/IP()N~Nrf MOV~ IN ON T1fAT·SHOK1' ~'-7ii Y""-< 6ACJt.lfAN&l • CATCH 1 r A6or~ ""r /WIG.Hr, St/&£ 1r lK»/N 1'f£ UAIE &>19 INTO THE C~eR ,WP ~re IN ~ll ~ ¥JU.. PO NqT 66 'TPrYT'AnM. G/)~IT .'! Alamitos Entries SATURDAY'S l!NTRll[~ I Jiit 0.y .. 14-0.y 11Met f'l,... .... l ;N- ~t Ju1> Jun NI ITr-•I (ht<k\ Tot>~n fl(n!Ohtl D•l l'je<tl 88' fll<tnh l Hoo " ,,,.,~ IW.trd I FIRST ltloC( About '°"'"'~ I Al .. 1!1'91111• 11 tpty'' Orum 111"'91111 CIMr QPr\ UtdY I Pernrr I 114 H<>QQln PllP 18'00o\I lurlO!>Ql 1 YU ' OIOl A.llO••rM • Pur\#~ SPIP< '"' """" IWllltP I thlOpn ~ 1"" t(<1f'tlo1~1 N" !tun P<M<h IA..,•tnl ~··--· 170 "' 111 , .. ,,, 11' 111 A1urr ,,,.... IAllMdVt~I Ch••~ 11 A11 rs..nc~11 1'1 1 U 11/ II/ I t9 111 SEVENTH RloClt: t> tU<l(lnQ\ 1 Win' Cm•ll 18Ml»I JtffV'\JUl>il .... IJ<1m••U Cl\ Buel! Cr~k ICl4'rl\"'I A Royal co..,, l(AmCJl)ell I A wea1rw.1 w .. 1<11 IRouQhl A Tom or Paula~lonhren1ry a.. ... ..-, '" 111 IU Y~M Old \ Pvr\• S&,400 Cl••m1no prn• \ll,SOO lnno••f1nq 1c..mo.,1 J04'Y 8 IV<1lt'nl~l<1t D•b<J Tiit' Hll1et IAllercjyt~I 1'"411< Motten IH6fll Sic Um IPlffu>I , .. 170 ·~ 111 SECOND ltloCE 810 v•rO• l Chrl• Comm.on04'f CMtM I 5uf)('r C lndPr I Rank 1n I Rel"' Oo O.rt 1Cru11 Myfrl•ndhll<rt IOllvalt\I Tiie J•y CC..""1 I It< 114 I IA IOll no 110 r-•r olO\ & uo Pllrw M,100 Ct•lm- •OQ OHCf' M,C.00 F lyt"Q Cll•O #WW IW••dl Hew•ll•" 151e IC..1<11>14) Nu Ot•m<HIO (Hart I 110 lolteE1"4'1e 111 Skl1>9y'\ T-IRon-tnt 117 Our B"IMI (~'4)nl 111 111 IOfl SPORTS ON i:Y I HORSE RACING I BUSINESS Countians Promoted Coast Firms Honor Top Employees Mark L Moeblman, Corona del Mar, has joined C•ulee Neal Financial Servlce1, Inc., San Juan Capistrano. an investment counsel firm specializing In corporate retiremeni plans and in· dlvidual portfolios. lie will hnndle m arketing and client relations in the southern California uea. • Stephen J. Mlb1llc Jr •• Irvine. has been pro· moted to vice, president at Security Pacmc Na· lloaal Bank's Newport Center commercial loan de · partmcnt. lie is a former assistant vice president at the Newport Center ofrice. • Occidental Engineering Co •• Irv ne. has an· nounced the appointment or Robert G. Thompson, Newport Beach. as a vice president. He is respon$1ble for business development of lhc company . a subs idiary or Occidental Petroleum Corp. He joined the company in 1976 from James McDonald Associates. where he was vice pre'1- dent for operations. His experience includes 31 years of international engineering and construo· t10n in the areas of oil production. refining. pipelines. te rminals. telecommunications and heavy civil projects. • Urban planner and community designer Maria Cristina Page hru; been promoted lo assodate al the Planning Center, Newport Beach. The cente r is a private firm specializing in site evaluation, environmental studies. urban design and landscape architecture. • Donald Dobie, Irvine . has been appointed m anager of the Tustin Bank of America. With the· Irvine industrial branch in Newport Beach for the past three years. he had served as assistant vice president for commercial loans and was promoted to assistant manager last year. At Tustin, he succeeds Keith I.App. who has been asshmed to the Long Beach main offi ce. Association Plans K~ogh Discussion Doble joined BofA as a management trainee In 1969. then serv.ed as loan officer and mana1er of the RosecranR-Nash omce in El Segundo and as a11sistant munager for loans at Wilminston prior to the Newport Beach appointment. • Amy Polbemu1 haR been named controller for 811so/Boatman, Inc., Newport Beach advertising a nd public relations agency. ' She will be responsible for developing a finan· cial department and will coordinate conversion of agency functions to an in·house computer system. Before joining the agency. she was chief ac· countant of Fredericks Development Corp. and an accountant with Dunn Properties.· • Randal D. Parthe, Newport Beach. has been named West coast sales director ror Subo Food Service, a division or Oakbrook Consolidated. The company 's local operations include food service and food concession responsibilities for Anaheim Stadium a nd Anaheim Convention Center. He is responsible for sales in the western re. gion, which includes 13 w!\tem states. Barbara Palmer. San Clemente, ha:. been pro- moted to assistant vice president for loan.'> at the Newport Center Bank of America. She has been w1lh the branch since February 1977 and began her bank career as a loan officer at the South Coast Town Center four years ago, serv- ing later as assistant m anager for loans al t"e Balboa branch a nd as bead of lhe Capistrano Palisades office. 1979 MARK V AM/FM ouad stereo. tilt wh I . sp eed c o nt . complete luxury eou10. Stock 119687 (6410901 '27257 -. CLOSIOIHD l6MONfHS To111 reo•v tll1t&r. otue t• on -crlOOll 40000~ - I 979 VERSAILLES 4 Dr. Sect. '229'°- ••• THE WEEKEND of Nov. 12 13 was not the best of times for ABC. In addition to the dlsap· pointing Pittsburgh Los Angeles ratings , the Oakla nd-Cincinnati Monday rught game, admitted· ly not a very exciting, attraction. did a modest 31 share. And during the 9·11 p.m. EST prime time periods both Sunday und Monday nights, ABC's footba ll lost io every 30-minute time period to en· tertainment shows on 1><1th other networks with the c•xception of the tl·9 30 slot Monday night when 1t tied with NBC k il'O'\ C•nyon tf't'r""' I Tru<O.n~Sl'lt...., 181000\I v"*'" Indian OCn1qt\• * f"lllor"l•~n l!Unhl 111 Port WI-l~herl '10 ~r•I Poll(y l~I "' Stale Mutual Savings and Loan Association plans a seminar on its "defined·benefil" Keogh plan, to be held from 8 :30 to 10:30 a.m. Monday in m the Saddleback Inn, Santa Ana. ~ ... 110 111 THIRD ltloCE -& lurlonq\ 1 Y*•' Old\ For mei<lef\\ Pun e S/100 (l•imlnQ Pfk"SIS 000 EIGHTH RACE -On<> •nd I I Mill'c l Ye"' ~ & II() lollOW.n<ll Pur ~ s I l.(IOO. S<ottl\h Fllno "''"h¥• I A·~l119'tCIMStnQ IR.,,w1r1I 111 AM/FM ouad stereo cabariolet rool 111t whl speed cont complete luxury eou1p Stock 11971616136801 CLOSIO INO lt MOMTHS f QOll "'" -lllfi!IO -..... "" t()O(J-1 40000-.nQ .... .... 1979 COUGAR XR7 Prellv Au~ ISdr><hNI <iOOlf Old Vino IWh11t'I P<tndl '\ PMlay IAQUl,,t•I J"" lorli<I• 1"11•rc1Vt«'I Ou\ly .. ll'I ~< IA<1m"tl) R•IAmp-(~I c,1,.,.. 'm Tlmt IRamlre11 110 l<•lon ll·r<uler I 118 PMlllc HO,...V ((;ra1>1l 118 Ah Fortun°"' cs.nc11e11 118 Rull\On IMeMI 111 RIOhl M" Up ICamc>e•I 111 .Au Vol ISo<>ftcH • 113 113 II/ 1()8 113 113 11i 113 The seminar is designed for accountants. in- vestment counselors. attorneys and self-employed people interested in the tax deferment benefits of the retirement plan. l andau rool. AM/FM stereo. air col'ld .. XR7 decor group ere . etc Stock lf9597 (6140651 'I 4447 -clott0ae l6MONTHS • • • Counl Th" Re>Qh• IC<1m03.i M"uoGlrl l~ttl Pow•r .,..,or IWOOOI ( .,\I ( 4\1..-Jq_y l{.n11I "'"' Eli.<111• lo~ F11 P~l>04~ IC~t 111 l..oy<1I Palr!Ot ICru1) 11) lol'° Ehfllllle 111 lofl•maoolrf! ISorf'f'>Onl 111 At1\t•rcnu\ fV1vanco1 (ut~ C.lrl l~n<ll<ll 111 A Ap0lk>n<\I\ IR•nw1n I THE PANEL WILL INCLUDE Slate Mutual :~ retirement planning specialists and principals or 101 Jamison. Holl & Associates. consultants who have II) guided development or the association's "Super Keogh" program. as well as an actuary and an at· torney. FOR TRIVIA t'ANS, we offer the followmg from the annals of Monduy night football: t •"'Y E ,,... t(Mnt')d' • 111 lo Clayton Gvrw> Enlry l .. wny Ptl)pPt fAatnl~l l O.<tl'• A DNI /Whole I 111 11s Since the senes ~tarted in 1970, Los Angeles h d lh d l'OU•TH RloC£ -6 t11rl()nQ\ ) as ma e e mosl appearances, 17. an New· vu • 010. a. uo ~o.e ",eoo: c1 •• m Orleans the rewest, 3, with the exception of ex-lr>Q priu v.MJG. pansion Seattle and Tampa Bay which never ha ve ~~t,:g::.::.;,~::;:k1n1 ::! been on. Oakland h as the best record, 12·2·1, and 0 1uni.er11"" •McCMron• 111 lhe New York Jets lhe worst, 0.7. !::.~~:;~.,"'' ::: And about half or the games. 61 out or J23, Clf'•4'r "'"'"JC"'* IAQUlrrto) 117 have been decided by seven points or less. ~;~.~~':1=: ::; T\I Oovlf''~ W<1tcn !Fr•t•W 1 111 Sat urdofl'• Radio. You~ Fr-•ick fOl•••ml II• RA OJO w"'"'""' 1v:1':!!':!'" 110 L~oolba)J N lre 0 t USC l 05 Tt rr4'\llM• l»nc,,,.11 104 ,. -0 a me a • ; p.m., fltQ (ro\\IAgo.itrnl 111 K Fl <640>; Cal Stale C Fullerton > at Nevada <Las w.,. oan(,enBt ..... 1 ,09 Vegas>. 7:30 p.m .. KWRM (1370> .. Basketball -l'tl'TM H cE -o...-im mue Cal State <Long Beach > al Lamar, Tex .. S: lS p.m., M•1oer1 •1-...a J & • yur oio~ KFOX (93.5 FM>; De Paul at UCLA, 7:55 p.m.. ~~~~,'ri::~,--1 117 KMPC (710 ). Hoekl'y Kings at North Stars, 5:50 R~pr1manc1e<1Aoii1n 1H"'"''"' w p m KRLA ( 1110) Ju\1 Rt llH.llcn '""'"-"' 111 • •• • MIQhl x IS!>onc .. r l I I/ TELEVISION Hallu<IM1'°" 1Fra11efl 111 M hD .. 45 a.wm.1<7> .--co1 LLEhGE0Fhi~S BALL -The ':~~,·~~~c':, "' 1c 1gan o vennes ace t e o tate Buckeyes Four s1r1-rR"""'"'1 ::: aRt ColBoumb1usC, OhioScwhitb klhc1• wi.nner goi~ to the ~~~·~,~~-=~· ''' ose w . hns en e , Bill Flemmmg and ..,.._.en.,.... 114 Ar a P arsegh.i an report. RHl"9 lAl1Y c k111tt 1 114 I p.m. <7> -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Notre =~e<8r.'~~!~' ::; Dame's Fighting Irish race the USC Trojans at the "An<" Fire iMMw> m Coliseum. USC is in the Rose Bowl a nd Notre o.o,...,..,"" Oame in the Cotton Bowl. Keith Jackson and ""™ 1tAc1: -"° Y"'"' J • .., fo'rank. Broyl""s report. 01"~ & up "''--.it. Pur~ ".100. "' O•ncl119 EllQl4' IH<lr11 UO 3:30 pm. <2) SPORTS SPECTACULAR -1111,,re rCMdot•> uo Tb L An 1 T. SOO , .. ,..._. O la , S !lome l(lrtda ~l!ylhm C8rool<l ) ,,. e os gees 1mes ..... .-v.at n no UD· o u1eF.-ncyRowcPerne11 11• day. Also, part seven of the World's Strongest Man Fo•Y eor <Mvi.tu 11• competition. Ot.>QOed-1M1tc11e111 "' 5 p.m. (2) NFL GAME OF mE WEEK. NINTH ltloCE -6 furtoft~ ) Ytllr OIO\ & UP P\I~ \1•,000. Cldlml"a prl<4' S10,000 MMWlon IR-""lnl 8olO Dave IHerrlsl !.oftnV'\ FIM/I fC<lmpbt'll I I'm luOy Guy IV<1len1uel<t) Iron Crow IOllv&rftl Mr OavPv N~y f(Ampa\I Sftnlor Olr.-ctor IPlet"<•I My\11( Maqlcl ... ICTIUI no CPA's attending will receive two hours or con· ::! · Unuing education credit. There is no charge for tbe "~ seminar, but reser vations were requested and ::; m ay be made by calUng the association's Tustin 1 •• office at 544-7040. • Ill I l<nl llchi IMeMI !o<••P9Y JOhnl'y (Va!4*11 ,.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-tt• llJ -PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE lo!W£l141illl• Chlfl Arlh l !Ram'"''' RIOhl To """-(Pi4'rtpt B•i.<om l'-'1 110 , .. •---------------------- 111 TENTH ltloClf ~ eftd 111' "'lie ' ye•r Ole!~ PurMI ltS.000. "~d Ttw IN!t>P H-IC.lp. Ou lrler 18.Mlat«I Aton~ 1Fr"1ief'I C•I• Guard IMrMI Pa..,.,an<1t Rell IR•n-int Bold Olr IDnl'Cla l tlot 0 11 'PleHP. I (i(onulM Guy IOllvMt>\ I S.p,1nt\h Way I Plntav > G•llanily Cc..n-\I 108 '°' IU 114 1()9 118 111> na 117 El..lt:Ylt:NTI4 ltACE -1 lu•lon9' l ¥~•• olO\. Pur\e U ,200. Cl•1m1no pttU '7,500, Lonq 1..ll'<Oln fV4Met11uet•l ~I< GYP\Y ISlnther) ll<kety OulcJt 1'-'l El Clo~ lllondl GIOry Striae (RM'lltll!ll Turn To Ttw8"1 IY-1I M•rv S.10 No CP!ettel Ml• Her ........ (AOUOlll Born Alert IOllVOF'M I "'"'" Bh•I (SorfoMotll AIMl!li,l ... Donne R11ln IR0$01MI • WOl\Oen B<ecl IA11¥11Ytt1 0 T ·~ O•rlly !Orttq• 1 FHr Me Nol IMer\a t I ti 10. Ill 111 11J IOI I IJ 111 I ll 109 111 l lJ '°' 111 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD BY THE ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION ON LAND USE ELEMENT 79·1 AND Cl RCULATING ELEMENT 79·1 TO THE ORANGE COUNTY GENERAL PLAN AND THE ALISO CREEK PLANNING UNIT OF THE LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM Notice is hereby given that on November 28, 1978, as part of its program to continuously update and refine the Orange County General Plan, the Orange County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider Land Use and Circulation Element Amendments 79-1 In the unincorporated territory of Orange County. It inclvdes a proposal to change the Gener~ Plan for the following unincorporated area: <28> -PRO SOCCER. (52) -BOXING. 6 p.m. <7 > -THIS IS THE NFL -Highlights or games played last weekend including the Rams and 49ers. 10 p.m <5l -COLLEGE BASKETBALL The UCLA Bruins meet the DePaul Blue Demonll, play.ed earli er today a t Pauley Pavilion. Horse Racing Territory known as Aliso Viejo consists of approximately 6,600 acres located in south Orange County between Inter state Five and the Pacific Coast Highway. To Its north is the Rossmoor Leisure World and the Laguna Hills, west is the City of Laguna Beach, south is unincorpcrated South Lagl.M"la, and Laguna Niguel and the Federal General Services Administration bulldlng are to the east. ·u p.m . (13) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and USC's Trojans in a gam e played earlier at the Coliseum. · 11:30 p.m. <9) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -. The Michigan Wolverines vs. the Ohio State Buckeyes in a game played earlier today at Columbus, Ohio SmedaH'• Radio~ T\' RADIO Football -The Los Angeleg Rams meet the Browns in Clevel and , 10 a m., KMPC (71 0 ). Hockey -The Los Angeles Kings al Detrolt Red Wings, 3:50 p.m., KRLA 01101. TELEVISION 9 :30 a.m. (2) -NFL TODAY. (4) -NFL '7S NFL referees comment on the recent surge or criticism leveled against them. Bryant Gumbel and Mike Adamle are hosts. 10 a .m. <2) -NFL FOOTBALL -The Los Angeles Rama meet the Browns In Cleveland. (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -Tb" New York Jets meet the Dolphins in Miami. 1 p.m . <4) -NFL FOOTBALL -The SeatUe Seahawks meet the Raiders at Oakland. C~rt Gowdy and John Brodie report. 2 pm. (9> -COLLEGE FOOl'BALL -The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and USC Trojans in a game played Seturdoy at the Coliseum. Taped. 3:55 p.m. (9) -NHL HOCKEY -The Klnys and the Red Wines f occ off at Olympia Stadium n Detroit. 4 p.m. (7 ) -COLLEGE FOOl"BA.U. "JI. 4 :30 p.m . C7> -GREATEST SPOSTtl LEGEND8 -A tribute to Bob Hayes, ooe of the few athletes to make the tranalUoo from world· clua 1pri.Jlter to pro football. 1 p.m. cscn -Pao soocza -Taped ln w .. t Germany< Stutttart vt . .Bochum. u :ao p.m. (13) -NO'l'llE DAME POOl'BAU. -A tapeel NP)ay ol the Notre Dame-USC t•me at lbe Collaeum 5aturday. ,..,.; Da1J1PllG&11 no& rnpon1lble for ta&e clt1n1e1.) Los AJamhos ~ T'llvl'Mll Y -(11 • ..., .. ,..., -11 f'lrU r.ce-~:=-tarao no con tttl oua to ln4ttunctl0n Of star11no Cl•I~, ly) U .o. 5 70. • ~: Ra"llf' Olreu IMHlutn) 4 to, J.to; Sf!llOI Lule IOo omerl 9.60. il EU<t• C4'11 !NICI "st 00 Fourth t•ce-Herlt•96 Tootle !Ackerm..,I 6.IO. 4 60. l.60; l..umbtr Duuly IGou<lruu) s.20. 4 00. lyrot.-n Glrl 1Par1lff)4 40. Fiith raa-e111e Tip 1Ct11l9l '' 00, s '°· 3.20; PrMeflee F•lt IGrUftdyl '00,3,60; Fa!,.,.. Du1t1IB•Yl .. s l 2.-40, U E,•<141 11..JISNIOSl'IO 00, S.11111 ••<•-John M•roln IOuartarOlol 1t.OO. t.:10, 4.00: 8o10 51rtaw IAuCllnl UO, l._llO;·Cftl> Cell l~rkln'l :l.00. S.•enlh rac.~s Gold '"""' lno> s 20, :u.o, UO; Cool Gay ICr.101 j 00. 7 .O; Ell-IC-..y>J.20 EIQ"1h rM•-<•1-nl•n Com· m•nd (CloucWHul 6 60, •.IO, l .00, JAmllO l>ofl Ulern.ill IS 10, 1 10; ,_, ltlcllero IWllll.t!MI uo. Nlnlh rau-Wll\Oft l'orty Tw1> 11 0001 1•.64, 8.70, 6 64, Nallm IRolenl S.00. •.OO; Jemu Ot m ILonQOI 4,00 T tnl h rece-Tlten lrl\h (GollClf .. UI 7.60, UO, S.00; Swy ~ 15pr~s' UO, 6.60; HnMI (Clllll 140 U 8o1 b4K1a CS.ti P8IO $41,10 SJ Euct• l.S-11 1>81<1\llLOO. At .. lldanc.-.,»7 The Land Use Element amendment includes a propcsal which will increase re- sidential densities, expand commercial and industrial land use designations and modify recreation and open space designations. Mod if I cations to the Master Plan of Arterial Highways are included In the Circulation Element Amendment. The plan also proposes modification of the 65 CN EL noise contour related to MCAS El Toro. Additional Planning Commission hearings will be schedutetf subsequent to this initial hearing, leading to consideration by the Board of Swpervisors on March 21, 1979. Amendments to other General Plan elements, particularly the Noise Element, may be considered at subsequent hearings and will be appropriately noticed. The Aliso Viejo pro~rty covers the major portion of the•Allso Creek planning unit of the County's Local Coastal Program and is the only pcrtlon for which changes are being proposed as part of this amendment. It is Intended that the amendment finally adopted by the Board of Supervisor, will serve as the key element of the land use plan component of the Local Coastal Program. Mem- bers of the public who w ish to comment on this plan stt>uld therefore address proposed changes In terms of both County General Pla"policv und Coastal Act requirements <for that portion within the coastal zone>. The hearing will commence at 1 :30 p.m., or as soon th•reafter as pcssible and will be held in the Commission's hearing room In ~ -County Engineering Bulldlng, 400 Civic c_,nter Drive West, Santa Ana, Californla. All Inter ested parties are Invited to attend and be heard. Written comments are also Invited. These may be stnt to the Commission at the above address prior to, or at commencement of, the scheduled pub11c hear- ing or at subsequent hear I ngs. For more lntorm•tlon contact Advance Planning, 811 North Broadway, Santa Ana, C.llfornla. TelephQne (71 .. ) ~5380. PUbtll twd Or•noe COllt Delly Piiot , Nov. 24, "71 \ STOO<S I BUSINESS Fridu~ '., ( :1 o~iu,: P r·i•·•·~ . . . -. TRANSACTIONS U .s. Steel Raises Price~ PITTSBURGH CAP) U.S. Steel Corp .. the n ation 's larges t steelmaker. Announced price In· creu11es today on three-quarters of Its products, crfccltvf' Jan. 1. 1979. The company 1aJd the price hikes, which va ry by product line and amounts. overage 3.2 percent on its total st.eel product line. In • st.atemenl, O.S. Steel 1aJd the lncreaAeS are "within the guidelines >PPllcable to at.eel mill products which the pre11ldenl'a Council on W B(IC 11nd Prtce Stablltt.y hl!I Ht for the rt rat six months of the program " Friday. Novombot ~ 1978 1/N DAIL 'V PILOT 111 J 35 Years Most Significant: Women's Gains By SYLVIA PORTER The Economist, Internationally respected Brit1:.h weekly news magazine, markinf( its 135 years of existence hH ~reated-a-lisl of the-10-most !1dgn1fieanl world events of the last•l35 years. It's loaded w1th shockers . 1. The vast change In the position and status of wome n, "the most fundame ntal difference betwet•n English society In the early Vi ctorian age and English society today." Len far behlnd. notes lhe Economist. 1:. "the old English common law notion or woman as chattel!> You are likely to find the ex-chattels earning a high salary. perhaps as doctor. lawye r, university don, author , scienh:,l or in practically M Y field in which one finds men." Z. FREU D AN D THE DEVELOPMENT <J f psychoanalysis -with such revolutionary consequencei. that it is almost inconceivable to imagine treatment of neurotic and psychotic conditions today without knowledge or the work of Freud. 3. Darwin's theory on the origin or species, which revolutionized thinking about our beginrungs and stressed the preservationorravored races in the struggle for life. 4. The Communist Manifesto and lhe Russian revolu- tion. Marx found tbe key to human arra1rs to b<' economics: the struggle for lhe, control or lhe sources of wealth and the means of its production. He foresaw and planned for the class· less society. the end of the e xploitation of man by m an -a utopia lhal has tunied into a die· latorship. 5. Fascism and the r ise or totalitarian dic- Money's Worth tatorships : Fascism in Italy, Nazism in Germany. Presented to the world as the defense against Bolshevism. the dictatorships developed into the ugliest movement.& m global history and led to World War II. 6. The invention of the automobile and the airplane. replacing the horse and the railway as the main means of transportation. The auto and the plane have confined the horse lo the track or bridle palh and the railroad to the carrying of commuters and freight. 1. ELECTRICITY. THE ECONOMIST DID a study on the errect of electric light trials and discoveries on ga~ shares SOOD after Edison's invent.Jon Of the incandescent lamp. Electric light. telegraph, motion pictures. lht· phonograph, radio and TV are merely a sampling of th<· offshoot.sofF.d1son's invention 8. The end of slavery on the basis of color of skin after the U.S. Civil War . After the war, s lavery on the basu; of color virtuaJ ly disappeared from the world 9. The end of powerful monarchies m most of thl· world, freemJ? of colonies. nse of the Tturd World and lht· corporate stale Monarchies. except for hm1ted one~ such as G real Bntain's, have becomt practically obsolete. AFRICA AND T HE UNDERDEVELOPED countnc~ are considered the "third world" and havt achieved a balance of power with the smaJI counlnes. Meanwhile, more and more colonies hav~ declared their andependenn· from former great powers 10. 1be conquest or space. "Certamly nothmg in th1· history of man has been more awe-inspiring, morn un believable than his sending man to lhe moon." says tht· Economist. Who ever can forget the words of Neil A Armstrong. as he became the hrst man to set foot on tht> moon July 20. 1969" That was "one small !>lep for a mcin. one giant leap for mankmd." Market Ignores N~ Of Prime-rale Hike NEW YORK <AP 1 The stock marke~ managed <1 slight increase today des pite news of a pnme-rate in crease The Dow Jones cive ragc <1f 30 industnal 1ssuel> was up 3.12 points lo810.12. Nearly two issues advanced for each that dcdanerl on the New York.stock Exchanj?e. S 1ot-k11 111 Tit~ .*'ipollfgltl NEW YORI" IAP I ~I•\ • 11 m P'otr M~d n•t '"'.not e•,,,.. fllt111~ '"°'' "<''.,.. N•1w voo Stock f 11tr'l•n0t.. '''°""""• ~;~~J,~•llonallv n\ "'°:i;.~11 .\',~ • )' • C..s.tr\Wtd 19&,.lOO 7•• ' I • R•ma!I• In ?H.~ ~..., p.,_ Am 1S6 100 ,.,,.., • 1 • ~•r\ROf'I> n1 <IOO 11'· • • s.tu• Qlf't 1••.lCIO \'-• '. Tt•a<O Int" 11't. •oo ,, • .. 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All makes, mod.els and colors C~assified Auto Advertising DAILY PILOT in the 642-5678 ~---- I Fri•ltn ·"' 2 p.ni. ( ~ llT ) Prit·~" OMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ,.,,., ... ~~··"''••"'"'°'""'""'~ ..... .,~ M1d-•I Pa 1f1t,fOOW (\O\IOfl,Otlrolt-CIMl,,11"11\tO<• ... ... , ""'Y•.,..• •ottlOOMlll• 1 .......................... _ .. MCWllle• o ....... ...., ,,,,1 .... 1 U.S. Steel Raises Prices PITTSBURGH CAP > U.S. Steel Corp • th e n a ti on '.s l a.r fi(e.st st eelma ker, announced price in· creases today on three-quarters or its products. effective Jan. 1, 1979. The company said the price hikes. which vary by produ~t line and a mounts. average 3.2 percent on its total steel product lin~. In a statement, U.S. Steel said the increases arc "wi thin t he guidelines applicabl e to steel mill products which the president's Counc il on Wage and Price Stability has set for the first six months or the program." Canada Narrows Jet Choice OTTAWA <A P I The Canadian Cabinet ha!! decided to award a $2.3 billion contract fo r warplanes to either General Dynamics Corp. or the McDonnell Doug las Corp.. In· for med sources said . They said the Cabinet decided to purchase F-16s if t he contract goes to Gener al Dynamics o r McDonnell Do u g l as• ver s io n of the F -18 wa r plane. Both companies arc head· quarte red in St. Louis , Mo. The decision wlll be made after negotiations with both companies, the sources said. Fox to Acquire Video Firm LOS ANGELES <AP > Twent.iettf Century-Fox Film Corp. has an· nounced it will a cquire Masnetlc Video Corp. ror $7.2 mllllon. Fox President Alan Ladd Jr, and Andre A. Blay, board cha.lrro•n ot Magnetic Video, announced the ac· qulalllon. They said the deal should be completec:l'by Feb. 1. The venture wu reported to uaur. Fox on opportunity to cah ln on the boom In pre-recorded vldootapes. Friday, November 24. 1978 s OAJL Y PILOT B8 In J 35 l' ears Most Significant: Women's Gains lb SXL.._VIA PORTER The Economist. Internationally respected British weekly news magazine. marking its 135 years of existence. has created a list or the 10 most significant world events or the last.135 years. It's loaded with shockers. 1. The vast change in the position and stat us or wom e n. "the most funda menta l diHerence between E nglish society in the early Victoria n age and English society today." Left far behind, notes the Economist. 1s "the old English common law notion Qf woman as chattels You are likely to find the ex-chattels earning a high salary. perhaps as doctor, lawyer , university don,author. scientist or in practically any fi eld in which one finds men." 2. FREUD AND THE DEVELOPMENT or psychoanalysis -with such revolutionary consequences that it. is almost inconceivable to imagine treatment of neurotic and psychotic condltion.'l today without knowledge of the work or Fre ud. 3. Darwin's theory on the origin or species. which revolutionized thinking about our beginnings and st ressed the preservation off a vored races in the struggle for life. 4. The Communist M anifeslo and the Russian revolu· lion. Marx found the key lo human a Hairs to be economics: the struggle for the control of the sources of wealth and the means of its production. He foresaw and planned for the class· less society. the end or the exploitation of m an by man -a utopia that bas turned into a d ie tatorship. s. Fascism and the rise of totalitarian die· Money's Worth tatorships : Fascism in Italy. Nazism in Ger many. Presented to the world as the defense against Bolshevism. the dictatorships developed into the ugliest movements in global history and led to World War II. 6. The invention of the automobile and the airplane. replacing the horse and the railway as the mam means of transportation. The auto and the plane have confined thl· horse to the t rack or bridle path and the railroad to the carrying of commuters a nd freight. 1. ELECTRICITY. THE ECONOMIST DID a study on the eff~ or electric light tnal~ and discoveries on ga::. s hares soon after Edison's invention or the incandescent la m p . Electric light. telegretph. motion pictures, the phonograph, radio and TV arc merely a sampling of the offs hoots or Edison's invention 8. The end of slavery on the basis of color or skin after the U.S Civil War After the war. slavery on the basis or color virtually disappeared from the wor ld 9. The end or powerful monarch1e!> m most of the world. freeing of colonies. nsc or the Third World and th<- corpor ate state. Monarchies, except for limited ones such as Great Britain's. have become practically obsolete. AFllJCA AND THE UNDERDEVELOPED countnc!. are considered the "third world" and have achieved 1.1 balance of power with the smaJI countnes Meanwhile. more and more colonies have declared their 1ndependencl· from former great powers . 10. The conquest of space. "Certainly nothing m the history of man has been more awe-ins pmng, more un- believable than his sending man to the moon," says th.; Economist. Who ever can fo rget the words or Neil /\ Armstrong, as he became the first man to set foot on the moon July 20. 1969? That was "one small step for a man. - one g ia.o.t leap for mankind.'' Rossmoor Lisu Record Income Ross moor Corp .. Laguna Halls. has reported a record net income of $6.3 million. or Sl.94 a share, for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30. an 85 percent increase rrom lht• $3 .. t million or Sl.04 a sha re earned in fi scal 197i. excluding spun-off operations. Revenues increased 20 percent to S50 2 m1lhon from S4 l .8 million. E ARNINGS COMPARISONS FOR both years wcrt! ttf fected by the sale or commercial prnpertac~ m 197fl and or undeveloped land and two wholly owned public utility com panies in 1977 T hese transa('t1ons added 42 cents a shar(• lo net m come an the year JUStendcd and 16cents in fiscal 1977 Net income from operations. cxcludmg these transaction~. was $1.52a share. compared with 88ccnts m fiscal 1977. an in crease of73 percent Ross W. Cortese. chairman of the board, attributed the ~ain in revenues to an increase m the number of residen- tial units deli vered at Leisure World 470 compared with 434 a year earlier and to higher average selling prices COST OF SAL ES AND DIRECT operating expenses increased 9 percent. but other expense items de<'lmed In· terest expense declined from $2 J m1 lhon m fiscal 1977 to SJ .8 million. rcnectin~ greater use of company funds rather than bunk borrowings for construction. All con struction borrowings were repaid in October 1978. As or ~pt. 30, the backlog of advance deposit sale~ cont racts for residential units was $13 2 million. compared with $51.6 million a year earlier TtnS BACKLOG IS EXPECTED to be deli vered in the first half of fiscal 1979: however. the development or the last phase of 'tnguna Hills will not contribute to operations until fiscal 1980, Cortese said. Revenues and income for fiscaJ 1979 accordingly will be substantially lower than for fiscal 1978. he said State Trade Deficit Falls, ~ Repo~ California's trade defi cit was down 7 percent for th•• rlrs t nine months of this yc3r , due primarily to the s t3tc 's increased dependency on Alaska oil insteatl or petroleum from the Middle East and Indonesia. according to Security Pacific National Bank. "California's deficit ror the fi rnt three quarten of 1978 was $5.25 billion. comi>ared with SS.GS billion for the same period Ln 1977," sold Gladys Moreau, assistant. vice prcsi· dent In the bank'!' public affairs and research department. tier remarks we~ based on data compiled by the bank's International Trade Datab•nk. ''HOWEVER,'' SHE ADDED, "WREN WE look at Im- ports from the Mlddle East ror the flrst nine mooths of tht: year. we see a drop from SU5 blllion in 1977 to $380. 7 million (Of' this year. This 7S percent decrea e occurred as Alaakan on virtually replaced Middle East oll coming-into the 1tat.e. "For that same rea80ft, import.I Crom lndonesla (over 90 percent ol which consl11t of petroleum products l dropped 16.7 percent during the n rat three quarters or the yell'." she 1tld. "This year's nine-month alfi'cit with that country totaled SJ.I billion compared with $1.3 billion ln 1977." r· . .-_ __; ' DAILY PILOT • Je IT's A VERY SpEciAl TiME AT 0 ORANGE CouNTy's No. 1 Buick-DEAlERShip BAUER Buick iN STA MESA TodAy WE'RE ·DiscouNTiNG TltE BRANd NEw e UIC ECT .. TltEsE bRANd NEW Buic(1t=~ All ;ltE E~TRA FEATURES TltAT you WANT MOST TilT WltEEl, CRuisE CoNTRol, PowER SEATS PowER WiNdow~, SpEEd AlERT, TiNTEd WiNdo~s •.• ANd MlJclt, Muclt MORE I '-••/ { We have possibly the largest selection of brand new Buick Electras in Southern California ... ALL DISCOUNTED SI 500 and at savings like this, Open 'Till JO P.M. Mon.-Sot. . . fh-IUlfle c.,11n1y·.~ Ycs •.. Open Everv Sunday 'Till ' l'.M . .:t:tf H11tclr Denier they won't last long!!! Pick out your new Electra today at 3 block.\' South of the Sun Di('J:O Freeway HARBOR BL VD SAN DIEGO FREEWAY ' A division o l Bouer M o tor s. bpel Jaguar TnumphMG PHOTO FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSE ONL YI All car& sub1ect to prior sale Tu & hcense not included Sale ends 48 hrs alter oub1tcalt0n 2925 HARBOR BL VD., WSTA MESA 9J9.~ .. All makes, models and colors -Classified ~uto Advertising ···- DAILY PILOT iii tlie 642-5678 t i . . \ .. ' . INS IDE: •Intermission •Giullni Profile •Out 'n About •Music Reviews Plumed hats ond d1st11nce lrom Spectators tend to make school bands anonymous. But tho groups, for mstance Edison High SchOol perfom11ng at Orange Coast College. at nght, are made up of md1v1duals. such as flut1St Norma BOISJOl'y. below •I DAILYPllOT CJ Tealllwork Wins Applause, Not Gallles While his charges practice and perform, Gary McJilton directs. Drill team stnkes chorus line pose at Anaheim Stadium. ' .... Story and Pholos By RICHAKDKOEHLE& Of tM Dally rli.t SUll "Five-6-7-R'" A quarterback isn 't the t>nly one calling signals at a foo~ball game. The count goes on alhalf time as trumpeters. flutists. drummers and tuba players· measure their eight steps per five yards. To musicians, there are no IO-yard stripe~. Instead. •'the wh o I e f ll' l d is a 5 ·ya rd c hec ke rboe1 rd ." s aid Gary McJllton , band director at Edison lhgh School in Hunt- ington Beach. FROM THAT patle rn. the marchers fand their positions to form geometric patterns and theme pictures which this year saluted Broadway hats Assistant director J a mes Keys explained that the choreography of 135 band members. 36 drill teammates. 24 tall flag twirlers and two drum maJors s tarts by choosing the music and devising symbolic shapes Then comes practice 12 hours a week for 12 minutes of perfe1rmance. The effort ex- pands in scope from rehearsal room to parking lots to stadium turf Such teamwork has its vie· toraes, too EDISON WON the first music awe1rd al Bue na Park 's "Salv erado Days" competing against 36 ~chools and earned second place during a parade in Azus a The tall flags contingent took top honor~ in San FranCJsco m February Encouragement along the way comes from the Band Boosters. parents and fnends who take the mstrumenLc; on trucks or vans lo Orang e Coas t College o r Anaheim Sta<t1_um McJilton ana Keys praised the boostNs' loyally "Some parents keep helping three or four years arter their son or daughter has graduated." The support group a1so helps the students raise the money for uniforms. Band outfits cost S250 each when purchased three years ago· and drill team and flag bearers pay SI 10. Proposition 13 cuts cancelled the band's participation in big parades. but the boosters and teen-agers have earned enough to go to Tucson, Ariz. There they will march in the Rodeo Days Parade on Feb. 22. 1979 and stop off for a tour of Grand Canyon. WhaLelse happens to the band In the off-season? "Musicians divide into concert and wind symphonic groups," Keys said. .. And fl ag and drill teams form smaller precision units for second semester com· l>(!tition on basketba ll floors.'' '· C'Z DAILY PILOT Fmuy, ~ ~ 1971 {Maestro's ~i Dedication r I . ; I I Noteworthy By TO~ ISAau~v 00-0.11.~--ll took l4 month. .. for tho.• who M>nlm l tht- dcMllnh·~ of lht• Lo-. Anitc-1 .. Ph1lharrnon1c Orchf'~tr~ lo find ., Ut'<'f' !\Or to ronductor Zub!n M1•htt• And lh1•y nt'\t-r, dunng lh l Ion '.f'Uth. really d ln'd lo hop.• that Uwy tould pt'l'l!Oad1• » man rc•wurdt>d by lt41t1onl'I of m us1c1an~ and mWlk love:ni w, Uw world's grf'ulc -.t conductur lo pltk up ltwl bialon N."ltnf-luilh\-d by M hta CARLO MARIA G1ullnJ 't; dtt1:.1on to take the Loi Angf'l\•tt poat ap rkcd a flow Of t>uphorlu trem t~ l.APO bras& that today well mto lhi: L978-79 se~. sho~ no s11n of abahnR Corundt<r the eotatac comm~nb of e>i: ecutave director Erne21t t'lt·1IK'hroa.nn . "ffts ampa.t•t oo our m~1cuana and on t•ur audieoc_ea b.Jls bc~n ov rwtwlminj( and pro round. He IS one or the f 'W ronc1udon. Jn lhf' world for whom on• t'an h1tve nothanx but absolute awe ant.I adm1rat1on "The more I hav~ learned to know him. the• more my admlrallon has increasf'd, on a hum~n as well as artistic JeveJ I coo:uder mysell ex lraordmanly fortunate after the .)()yous and con structive collaboration with Zuban Mehta to be given the pnvtll:!ge of working with· mae~lrn Gjulini." LAPO BOARD chairman M1 !\ George !') Behrendtis justaJ>overjoycd. "ll has been lhe fulfillment of a dream." she said. "Our orchestra was brought to world eminence through the Jeadershtp and umquc talent of Mr. Mehta. "Now to have the LAPO's fortunes pass into the hands or a great m aestro like Mr. Giuhm 1s lo see the perfect continuity of that dream." THESE COMMENTS were made shortly after Giulini accepted a contract that binds him to Los Angeles for three years Ounng 1978·79, h1' is to be an residence for six weeks, in addition to which h<' will devote two weeks to lounng with the orch('stra Thereafter, he is c-ommittcd to 10 weeks or Los Angeles Music Center programs, plus a minimum of four weeks of tours and/or record· mg sessions. Carlo Maria Glullni's second coocPrt In Or ange County. at l p.m. Sunday In the Santa Ana High ~cbool Auditorium, wlll feature ,. Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 "New World" and Mussorgsky.Ravel "Picturf's al an EJ1blbllJon." Tbe matlntt concert Is undf'r the auspices or ·"llle Orange County Pbllbarmonlc Society. Tickets, at Slt and SI I for 1eneral admJssJon and J:J for students, may be avaUable at the door. ·~141-t411fordelalls. AllO this weekend James Paul of Milwaukee wfll luesl coacfud the Long Beach Symphony at M p.m. Saturday and Z:3t p.m. Sunday at tbe Ter- race Tbeal.er,ltt £.Ocean Blvd., Loog Beacll. Tbe Olapmaa College Symphony Orc1-eatra •UI perform worb by Wagner Mozart and Shostakowikh, dJrected by John kosbak at 8: 15 p.m. T&Jelllday In the campus auditorium, 333 N. G lassell st., Orange. Music lovers who have become accustomed to a proc('!>S ion o f frcntic, g lohetrotltng maestros prepared to conduct concerts on four ('Ontanents in six weeks do not regard GiuUni 's planned schedule as a particularly exhausting program. THE &l;\SF.NTIALLV shy a nd sell-effacing llaltan 1s equully accustomed to questions about has work habits. retiring nature and his health. "I cannot be in a constant rus h," he has ex· 11lained. "I am not a machine. I want to live a little. "I cannot just conduct. After a monU1 or work, I need three weeks lo rest, lo think . I give everything to music when I do it. I cannot make music the way :oome people make breakfast." And this added comment will ring a bell for musicians 11nd music lovers moved by the ecstasy U1al so often possesses U1e sensitive conductor as his probing baton makes ils de- mands on the ensemble before him. ''I CAN ONLY make music that I un· dNstand, mw.ic U1al I beUeve, music that I love. H I conduct, I must be able lo do il with conviction. I cannot do it otherwise. "To me. the making of music ls a wonder . ,. CORITA KENT ":- w111 dl)pear In person dl d spec1dl reception SATORDAY DECEMBER 2ND 2·6 PM • • • • • • • .+ • • lt • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CARLO MARIA GIULINI AT PODIUM t:very limt• A m1rarlc. And J am always so :1fra1d It 1s uch a great mystery that a tone l'Omt•s out al a ll " Me mbers of the LAPO who are delightedly working with G1ulini w pnformances regarded hy .it ll·a~t one mus1e t·nlit• as the best in the or ~u1111:;1taon '-; h1!\lOry , have no doubts about thl' ">c<·rt•t of G1uhni 's s uccess "DEDICATION," A senior member of the st ring section emphatically declared. "The man 1:. :tbsolutely dcd1cated to the making of perfect music and he s pares nothing. especially himself, in the effort lo gel it." Carlo Maria Giulinl's dedication is simple and complete. It is the driving force or his life und 1t explains his deep commitment or service to composers and their music. And it shapes has altitude toward his or <'h('stra. ··An orchestra as not an instrument," ht· explains. 1l 1s m:.idc up of individuals with whom I share a great sympathy and affection.·· THE TALL, DIFFIDENT ltaUan has. at 64, nplored an amazing spectrum of music. fl is a wide and varied repertoire that he h:1s brought to Los Angeles: Haydn, Boccherini, Beethoven, Berlioz. Brahms. Mahler, Mozart, Tc haikovsky. Ve rdi, Dvorak. Saint-Saens. Rruckner, Debussy, Prokofiev. Stravinsky and Britten. m s many opera recordings vividly recall his golden years as principal conductor at La Scala They still talk of Don Carlo. Don Giovanni and Th(' Marnageof Figaro with Giuhru at the helm "A "e~ Star is Born" featuring Nicole Louise Simon produced by Mrs. & Dr. Bernard Simon codirected by Barry May, M .O . Dennis Martin, M.O • James Ramsey, M.D. debuted November 21, 1978 6:37 p.m . location Mlaalon Community Hoapft•I Yitai St•tf•tlca: 6 Iba., 7o~ • 19¥.r lnchea "Appearing Daily • •Th e at Family • • ioin U!> in welcoming In the holiddy Wilson with lhi!', colorful showing of one of America's favorite drt1~ls h• ' , . 'lPL CIAI ,, nl·w "''Jn<'rl Co111t1 ~how JX1'11t·r for port h.i-.e MUIRHEAD GAllERIES,llll ,,tn • o·• • .,.,.trJ ,.lll'l'J "··· 14')' o '··'··'· ''"'' • .. 10 ,YJi1 =.or', • Y.1 f A1 rv ·~ t :,~1.,..,~ IOw·• I tt ••It f.,, hi~· •• r.il(..l".,lt ,,..,,, l()(J(J .r)O n1vi11.1ClO 'O(J "' 1,• • I . . . -........ DAILY PILOT 142-4321 -....... . ; . CONCERTS Crowds Drink Up Busey By ll.AVMONO ESTltAUA OI-. o.llY PllMS.Lftt Tht.lrc will never be another Buddy llolly but Gary Busey s howed roaring Huntington Beac)1 crowds Tuesday night t.he world has another great rock n' roller. Out It should be quickly noted that the 1ttage wa~ set for Busey by a ca.st or musicians headed by tht> llkes of Rick Danko, Paul Butterfield and Keith AIJl.aon. AFTER A aprlnt onto the crowded sta~e behind one of Butterfield's howling blues num- ben, Busey gave the crowd wbal ll couldn't wait to bear - Holly's "Rave On." "Maybe Ba •. " "Fade Away" and "Oh Boy." The Tex.as· born Busey, star of "The Buddy Holly Story" film. introduced his set with the $64 rocker's question: "Hey. is everybody drunk?" From I.here it was history. Prancing from the stage onto a table and still strumming his beat-up Stra t ocast er g ultn while s inging a Texas-style rocker. Busey simply stole lhe show. GUITAJllST·SINGER Allison I r e m e mber h im with Paul Re vere and the Raiders?> got -GARY BUSEY IN REVUE the night's momentum drivln~ with a Chuck Berry number and gave way to the blues harp wall· mg o r Butterfield who damn near blew his lungs out. Danko. former bassist for The Band. appeared with bis fiddle for the la.st Busey tune before an intermission. Ma king up ror los t time. Danko returned with other member" or thP revut• to perform 1JOme fine hit:, from hat. days with The Hund s uch us "Tht> Weight." "Stugc FrauM." "Unra1thfuJ Servant" and u tune he co·wrote with Bob Dylan "This Wheel'~ on Fire." The crowd jui;t drank 1t up. ENOUGH CAN'T be said about the fine backup men in the all·star revue. BWJey's buddteb from his days as "Teddy Ja<'k Edd y'' <Leon Russell's drum m er> Marty Grebb and Walt Richman played some fme or gan and piano, respectively. There were aJso some non performing celebrities in th<· crowd and backstage: beaut!ruJ 1ultamt-singer Bonnie Raitt, her fabulous bassist Freebo s .• t- kicking folksinger-John p'rine and Jan Michael Vincent to name u few. BUT LET'S face it. Buaey's "a-wella's" a Q.d screams for "Teddy Jack" and "Mass-oh· chlJil" lhis..role .. in tbe ,aurf. mm "Big Wednesday"> were what four sellout crowds raved for. And the audience received much more than that. NOW! UCI Presents OAKLAND ENSEMBLE THEATRE COMPANY in ~·~ <9&!...t 01,,w, g~! Explores the oppressive life In South Africa under apartheid laws. Sunday, December 3, 1978 Village Theatre, 8:00 P.M. Tickets are available at ASUCI Box Office from 9:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Gateway Commons, 8 33·5549. For further Information, call Committee for Arts, call 833-6378. Tickets -$4, $3, $2.50 University of California, Irvine I ~''BLUE BEET'' ~~:·· "High Mileage,, SUn ... ~7pm "°'*8r.,..moon" Carl Verheyen Sunday ''D" . . " I ~12:30 1Xlemanl8 with Jerry Burna Mo~.;;~·· "Storyvllle" T•e ''BEE'r' goesoa at: 107 21st Place Newport Beach Inf~, Allr, 675 3333 Nt 0' Tt\,. N r -port Pr• • " ARl GALLERIES I UCI ORAMA Friday. November 2•. 1978 DAIL V PILOT (3 Galltwks Focus on Photography Mriea mt-I- "POIAtOIO W .. TING " Moat rect'nl rn nont1on.<\ hy Hobert ltt>tnf'rkt>n, proCti M>r of art 1>hoto1raphy •• t l Cl.r\ on thspla1y lhrouah Dtcembl-r Mt ~\11\an Sp111tu Gallery, 3336' V1u Udo, Nt-V.1)0&1 Ht•ur h !<: " C'<1trl\lnt window di.a play 5hov.a tv.o rn11ntu11c11 forming ldenllul portralL,, on• from !lholo.Jl!"a_phs and tht> otbt>r from numDt'r$ "8 UILDI GS/SIT•:s " Phologrupl\it' f'X hlblt Of CitYM'lll.._'b and L'Onl\ln.tt'llon c.-nl'lt b,Y H01 Jot-t•ph l ,jHHI\' Urov.n ond Hobbie Bt:lt, pn: wnt .. d hy Allh-d Arh {'nmmu~111oll at Jtuntmgton Unl'h Llhr1o1ry, 711l Tultwrl /\q:. blarllnJt itl 2 11 111 Suturd.i) throu.ih Ut•l'l!1nl1t•1 I •'RI-:•: Wl\V O IRfo:('T IONS Dt>n L11ge11>t•nc will vrw,cnt "I.A Scene . . LA SN•n. · u .. 1111.-lt•<·tu1 <· on rctt•(lt trt'nds In Los Antet·lt·~ nrt al 7 '' m Wfldncsday, Nov 29 in (;olc11·n Wt·11t Col h•.:1• Com mu mt v Center Ad ma'i&l<ln s:,i INDI AN HANDCRAFTS James Little, NovuJo, will dt•monstrate jewelry mak1nf from 10 a m Lo 4 JO J> m. daily through Dec 3 at Cap istrano Trading Post. 31741 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano. Also Diane O'Leary. Comanche artist. will autograph her latest poster, Slornp Da~er. J>n Saturday_only as 'Part of her one.wom an show presented through Decem ber. The llenry Hale family will 1>erform tribal dances and make fry bread on weekends at the post. Galleries I Exhibits \. WOOD, METAL AND FIBER • ObJecls by Clare Graham on d1i.play al the Saddleback Community College gallery. 28000 Margumte Parkway, Mission Viejo, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays plus 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday. from Wednesday. Nov. 29 through Dec. 15. PORTFOLJOS PRESENTED -Premier showin~ or the Ansel Adams/ Edward Weston collection donated by Dr. and Mrs. Fred Modern Lo California St ate University, Long Beach. at 7:JO p.m. Thuri:day Nov. JO in the East Library Buildirrn on campus. Jamci. Alinder of Carmel willprescnt inaugural lee· lure. Heservations for reception accepted at 1213 ) 498-4-047. "SCllOLDER IN KOMA" Heccnlly re- leased etchings by Frik Scholder, also paint- ings. mpnolyf>t!S and lithographs. showing from w -a.m to 9 pm. Monday through Friday, 10 a rn . to 6 p.m. Saturday and noon to Sp m Sun- d!lys al West Coast Gallery. 2700 W. Coast tlighway. Newport Beach. Dilemma Dranntized The opprcss1v" life rn South Africa under apartheid laws will be <'xplored when "Sliwe Bansi Is Dead " 1i. presented in'the fo'ine Arts Village Th~atre at UC Irvine al ti p.m. Sun- day. Dec. 3. The Oakland Theatre Ensemble. an in· -- terraclal acting croup founded in 1973, Is on a Ca lifornia Artt> Council tour . The campus performance of the Athol Fugard play is sponsored by UCI 's Commilt<.•c for Art~. Minority Program,; <:ouncrl and Outreach Program. ON BROAOWA Y. the play won John Kani and Winston Nlshona Tony awards for best actors of 1974. When they returned to their native South Afru:a, they were im'. prisoned until world µrolest won their re- lease The Oakland Theatre Ensemble's pro- duction. d1rt'<'ll'd by Robert Woodruff. stars Danny Glo\(•r a!. Han ... a and Carl Lumbl)' in the dual roles of Styh•!. and Buntu Ban.•>1 1s a slow-witted rustic black from a s mall town looking f or work in Port Elizabeth but his passbook is stamped with an order to return home. The play centers around his dilemma. If he returns home, he and his fum1ly will starve. 1f ht• stays. he needs Lo find ~ork and avoid the police. "SIZWE Bi\NSI Is Dead" trimsccnds the i mmediate quei.tion o f South Africa's apartheid It 1s also about bureaucratic op- pression and injustices of every kind, focus- ing on the passbook laws of South Africa to makl' a point G lovl'r has pt·rformL•d with the American Coniwrvatory Thl'<ilre and the West Coast Black Hcpcrtory Thc<1ln'. Lumbly began has professional acting cuccr in 1974 as a member or th<• Brave New Workshop in Min· neapohs. Minnesota. · Tickets al S-1 for ~cneral adm1ss1on, S3 for faculty. staJr and other students and $2.:SO for UCl students are available at the Associated StudenL'i Ticket Office in Gateway Commoru. Rcma1run~ tickets will be !>Old at the door MONTAGE FROM SNAPSHOTS AND COMPUTER FORM PORTRAITS AT SPIRITUS GALLERY R EALISTIC PAINTINGS -Works by Anthony Casay, runs through Dec. 8 along with wocks by William Galvez at the Pomeroy Gallery, 5651 Lincoln Ave , Cypress. Information 827-1010. 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The• fatter. worthy or a 21-guo salut.e In my book, t'On8iStS or butterflied rtlel mignon <'rowncd with cold-water crab legs , asparagus und uuce bearnabe The atmos pheric lounge currenUy presents ~1ano·bar music by Ma ry Lou O'Toole. Tuesday J oan11e-of·al~trades _J Out 'N About Norman Stanley tDrough Saturday evenlnt•· On Sunday and Mon- day nlitiu. the 1troUln1 aoundil ol lbe Sbowcuo Sln1enfillthelM. Sunday marks the retlJurant'a only midday openln1 with brunch aerved from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m .. featuring crepes Veronika, a apedal king crab dlab and roast prtme rlbl of beef . Dlnner starts al 4 p.m . on Sunday, at S p.m. Monday through Saturday. The Five Crowns Is localed at 3801 E. Coast HJgbway. Corona del Mar. Telephone : 675-1374. • • • • THE NEW QUEEN Mary l'.>lnner Playhouse in Long Beach bas just wrapped up a highly s uccessful first show. Now, executive producer Pierre Turgeon )s orr and running wilb a very promising serond production. Richard Egan is the star and the play is the hilarious comedy "Hanky Panky." A six-week engagement will carry the show throu'gh Chrastmas week at uie new cnnner theatre locat· ed on the Promenade Deck aboard the R.M.S. QueenMary.AdmlssionS8forshowonly. P·A NJ.\ Y .. .. Ev.-y Tuesday through Sunday Evening November 21 • December 30 RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION Applegett Applauded Calj f213) 432-7428 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A.le «bout Or oup R1 UIS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.al Back ln 1966, J oanne Applegell dropped by the San Clemente CommunJty Theater and asked il there was anything sbe could do to belp out. Todny. after "helping out" In virtually A Dining Experience Beyond the Expected every conceivable capacit y-directing, acting, s taite managing and presiding over the theater's board of directors-Joanne Applegetl 1s muving on. She a nd her husband Gene are re· locating in Carson City, Nev. It's been a bountiful 12 years from the diminutive but dynamic redhead who wound up her long association with the Cabrtllo Playhouse by stepping in to replace lbe ailing dlrector or "The Pen '' Deadlier ." a new comedy giving final performances next weekend. Your favorite cuislno: 1.;tr·ak, ch1c)Mn, adOfood. dellcatr:< ::oups, d assacol solr1rfa. WHEN SHE INITIALLY offered her 8 1'· sis(anl'l'. after arriving in Cellfornla from Tucson th • year before and marrying Gene In Costa Mesa. the playhouse responded by casting her as the angenue In Its production of "Arsenic and Old Lace." After that, like many people In commuruty theater, she was booked. J reparod to plooso your pa.lato. Sorvr<i 111 tho ambience of most boout!lul orl( ntol sunoundings. Maka y our rosorvolionc no w • for a truly onJoyablo dining oxperit11co ..... t •• 0 Besides aclinll in manv San ClementP shows, Joanne voluntee red her services as 1Stage manager-<>nce handling 10 cooaeculive\. productions in that capacity. That whetted her . interest in directing, and she staged her first show. "Everybody's Girl," in 1971. 1150 Fashion Island, Newport Center Reservations (714) 644-4811 Since then J oanne has been on.stage or backstage two or more times a year in San Clement~. playing roles In "The Heiress," "Night Must Fall," "Yoit•re a Good Man, Charlie Brown" and "Last of lbe Red Hot Lov- ers," which 6hc later directed in a reprise pro- duction. Century Plaza Hotel, Century City Reservations (213) 2n-1B40 STILL, TllAT WASN'T enough to keep her busy, so s he traveled up the freeway a fow mites to become involved with the Sad· dleback Valley Community Theater in Mission Viejo. She performed in "Light Up the Sky" and 'fbe dream boal you seek is pro- bably in the Boating classified ads : "Busybody" and directed "Don't Drink the .'Water" and "6 Rms Riv Vu" for that group. ' AftC'r "6 Rms," which opened the current season at Saddleback. she was all set for a re - turn to stage managing when the San Clemente theater beckoned -their director for "The Pen 1s Deadlier" had become incapacitated and would of the DAILY PILOT 642·5678 FOR A REAL TASTE TREAT t1J # .I q ou-cio,e, U'li!Porter GOUAMCT DINING -MEDITERRANEAN RM 18700 MAC ARTHUR BLVO. • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10 ·3 PM IAVINE, CALIFORNIA • DANCING NIGHTL V -CABARET LOUNGE • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HAS 101>P<>M1e Orange CountyA11Pott) (714) 833·2770 GOURMET SPECIAL 7 NIGHTS A WEEK Broiled Austr alian Lobster Tails accompanied Choice Top Sirloin Steak -with our famous Potatoei, Garlic Bread and Drawn Butter All For $7 .95 "The Oren ett Value In The CoHt Ar••" Come •nd EnjOy -•nd M•k• New Frtenda with Eastern House Salad, Planning a Christmas party or baOQuet for up to 135 people? let us prepare and serve It for you In our private area or •t yoor home. We can do the whole thln<i tor you. CALL OUR BANQUET DEPT. -875-2481 AND RIMl-R -WI ""'A"t "°"DIRI TO QO" QIVI UI A RING AND IT WIU II "IADY WHIN VOU A"I 311 O Newport Blvd. Newport Beech 675·2481 . . ........ . -. Intermission Tom Titus she helpthemoul agajn? Thus Joanne Applegett closes the books on a long theater career on the South Coast and set~ her sights on the Nevada capital. They'll miss her in San Clement.e and Snddleback. but sin<'•· there's also a community theater group 1n Carson Citv. our loss will be their gain ••• CAU..BOARD /\udit1ons for the Woody Allen comedy "Play It Again. Sam" wlll be held Sunday, Dec. 3. from 6 to 9_p.m. al the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, Goe LagWla Canyon Road, Laguna Beach .... mana~ing director Doug Rowe bas been precut in lhe leading role. but 11 other parts are still available. . . . John Ferzacca will direct the show, wbJch will <>Pen J an.16forathree-week run. TM~ CftU!eft Kene 8:40 M .... nc.nt Alftbeft0n1 7:05110:45 ~e An Extraordinary New Japanese Reataurant .. SEAFOOD . STEMS DlnnaTua.·Sun. •Lunch Tua.·Frl. 18035 Beach BllJd .• Huntington Beach (714) 848·4404_ Near San ~go Frwy. .,_ P''• NOW PLAYING Cl•MA WUT UA ClllMI Westm1ntlef 892-'493 Cotw M~ ~0-0~4 """"'~ s.t '°"' I IO• IOO••!tlO IO P&QU M:antl fOl TICI OUIOltllf "The funniest fil111 of the year'' CHICAGO IRllflJM •.rmo •((KLfHfWS VoCHA/liltN10 IJiNION SAIOllAHCl)C()~ll Oii rl()N ./OlJllN~ Hf. !f Al.D If vou re II' hlQI\ IChool II vou •e '" cotleg'l. If vou '" our"" col~g'l.11 vou vr1 I/VS'' IWOICI Of colhzo1e o 'Nor1000I LomPOOO ran. '' Sotu1doy N1ghl live ton 01 vou 11• 11.1st reocsv fOf iomq w flt::I college 111.1m01 y(l\1 w 111 nav .. 0 IOUQhll''IJ U~ .lill;•• a t An1mo1 Houw ... ''"'""'•C:olly rurmv 11 •ou<.OU\ 1em.-mt;lfon<" of 11\1"0' PO\I On<1 Po\\lOnote Goo<J 1nn()(.en1 fun m tred Uft911&1. ........... Wllh f l\OUQh w>e~vdnt>\~ l o g•~ II '>O<nll' ( h()IOrlV• •• -... .#... t ... . AMftUL 118Ut• ... .........,, ....... ~ ...... M WlfV ~' rYN' ~ IWXlOC1IOM '<AlllJNM.~\-HO\N -,.(HI~ llM~ °'""'lt;i<)H 11\AAAlllOOM f!OM.,tUCt oncHlOHAtD~ •• -• l'n:AJu(!•<l ti,. MAAY ~ mq rYN' lll!IMAN -D!fQ.loO\Ol~ "'-t>rHAAOIO~ ~.tMM tb OiMMIJ.O\ Ol\'Qlfd tir Ofl ~ »'4 ....... "'°"" c_._...."""'~-~ .. ~ r:,_:.:-:---:~ .: _ _,,~ 1-:~ -~:·~] ~ _.__....... ....... ___ _..._ NOW PLAYING EDWARDS' HARIOR 2 CEJITURY 2 I Costa Mesa 646 0~73 Anaheim 772·8902 Mon • fll 1 30 • 9 ·~ !Mt '30 • 4 •~ • 7 lO • 9 •' • I' ., STADIUM DIJYl.IH !.un ? JQ • • •!> • 1 30 • 9 •'l °'-t»llllJO MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY T. PEPP A' l NEL Y HEARTS ClUB SANO"' IPGI • JESUS CHRtST SUPERSTAR"' 110 M,,. Sfr;REO) "PARADISE ALLEY" (PG) "THE BOYS IN COMPANY C" "BOYS FROM BRAZIL" CR> "MAGIC"<R> "UP IN SMOKE" CR> "UP tN SMOKE" (A) ''EASY FODER" "MAGIC"(R) "CORVETTE SUMMER" "OREASI!" (PO) "AMERIC~N HOT WAX" A'-L OllllY••tNIO ..... ~itt1.M.•tm.T c111i. Uft•ef ta,, .. u ...... • Kkl••• Pi1nro11ftd .. . . ... . .... .... . . . ... . . ' . . . . . . .. . . . . ... IJ ,, I • ' ~VI E REVIEWS Friday, November 24, 1978 DAILY PILOT £S 'Express' Heads Fe~st of Films Ir •l-111 __ 1_ ....... " ........ , '" . , .............. " ... , ... 1 ............ ~-... c..w.. n ,.,.c fot •••" ,..,,,, «'•o•t h ... ,., ' torr.--"' • •u•" .,,., •• 4'11HI ..,,,,.,,."lj 10 ...... It .,,, .. ,. .. ,, ~ ...• , .. O•., '' 41\ I"" 111 ••tH AllW• t• _.., tw I\ 1 ..•. "'"" .,.., •"""'9nl • ~ltf f <HI 1t1ft.1• , ' ··"""'~ 'ht ... ,,... " • w ttf\ tn•fllr t1iotMt W•M\ .... ~Of ,.,.., 1t...i1h -IOt 1119 __ ,_,, t Ha WI a • ftht11t'"' ~ tl\l+f\y woo 'Daneing' Cures Ge11t/e1U?SS to the Rescue BJ 808 TIIOM AS ~·---,., .. , Wrlff< ""LOW OAN('IN(; I N Tin: BIG CITY" pow,t•M•t•i. th,• '\o\l"'l lnllO('tince and df>tt•tlflllk~ s.•11t111H•nluht) of iln 0 Henr) hort slor> A New York columni l with a; ht• "' or mu h I PauJ Son tno l c.>nf(uge In a hesitant romant•t• lo\ 1th u budding balle r ina 1 Annt> l>llt'hburn 1 who tum• out to havC" onC"· of Lho:ite rurt ailments that llt'npl writer!> love Sorv1no also bPfrlt'nds a 10 yt·ur old junkie and sel'ms to know or 1s k nown by half the populatwn or M1lnhattan. Sorvlno '" one or the few actors engagin~ enou~h to <'arry off such a portrayal. und Miss D1trhburn dances like a dream . Director John Avildsen conveys the same 1tenlleness that he showed 1n the "Rocky" romaMe Hated PG , the (ilm IS a Wt>lt'Ome antidote LO lhe ha rs hness or today's produrt ENGAGING PORTRAYAL Paul Sorvlno 8ecd~ there\ gomq 10 be no1hin9 sLTitaght abou1 a CHEECH & CHONG film. Ewry generdlion hd., hail 1h v11 own rnm~y duo. 1he 30's had Ldu1el and Hardy. Abbof't & oMPllo brolcP up 1he 40\ 11nd MartJn and Lewi., rPally frdr luriod 1hv SO\ CHEECH & CHONG hdw ht-1!>4'd mt1kl' 1he 70'!> go •UP IN SMOKE.. CHEECH & CHONG arv ltw cornPdv '""m that gaw birth 10 1ock roml'dv dnd 111 ltw rmM'P'.., of turning on d whole g1•oeranon, i.old lf•n million .dbum.,, picked up numerou'I dW.trd ... lndudlng cd .. h Box <trld B11Jbo.trd\ l>el.1 comedy duo, t1nd" Grdmmy for 1h,-ir album, ·Lo<, Cochl~.· Now ic's 11mv for" CHEECH & CHONG movie. C & C's •UP IN SMOKE" will mitke you ft.>el very funny. So doo'I go strdlght to see lhb movw! Starring Ch1>vch Ma rin and Tommy Chonn m MANN SOUTH COAST PLAZA 1 lfi~:.iiiiiiim~1ffiiiiiiiiihli. kl!i !l"lii1ii1 iEiid"' /\dam-. Scruther Manin MtD lnetol StrMt Cott• ...... 546-2711 I .: INIVIERBAL STUOIOB TOUR .... .,MCA .,.,,._, .. ~. •1 '·· or~ "A tot.Jr ullique m4 entrwcinf picfwe ... 'P•aclise Alley' is very, very good Clftd strangely MOving •• :' 110"''''"'•" •&e •v KEVIN CONWAY ·ANNE ARCHER ·JOE SPIN ELL· ARMAND ASSANTE LEECANAUTO·TERRY FUNK· FRANK Mc:RAE ·JO't'CE INOALLS·TOMWAITS W.~ten end Oino<td by SYlVESTEI! SlAll.Offl: Muioc by BU CONTI DilKIOI d PhiM>gle~ LASZLO KQWa Anocllle Plodutt! AA rHUll Cll06ANIAN P!ocMtd by JOUN f llQ.t(ti Mid l10tW.D A SOm\ • r • (lll'tutl\lt Plodllced:OWAAO ~Al'! ~UMf llW ,_-!Utt lf CH'llC'OI OW• l'§P~~ .. !Tf1i;;z, ~'"'"'~~ -JJ.retoMf!-:1 ~-----T.;;J ~r---•• 1t::::u.c;~_. ~r«m.,,"ii.' fl(JIO:'I ....---~---.... .._-~·· .. NOW PLAYING llWWlaWPOITl1 ~'-"644-0710 I , .... ., ....... . ... , .... 11-11 8utftl Park 821-4070 fft<I\ ltl•llQt INI •flll WO<'Otr ""hV II '"' I mtOt• W'fl\fYlnQ ·~· d•Nn ..... '""'.....,.~IN WfMft ,,,..., W .. 1 "'"" 'lo<Y I,.. 19'1....,•• "'" ••v"" ......,,,., bell"' (A Quick Look at thfi* Movies) P'•••~ ""' 01 1-"° ... 111\1 0tell1t1 lllWllO ...... """ I ..... .-.,. -••••lthOI)> ~ M•nn•tll•n WO'~• •u• p<l\l"lllY -It . f f'I• f .,. I\ Amf•flt• e\pe(lefly O••Otlly ' (0"'0•"'0"' OOWlt lh• Y•ttO# fttif tc Ao •d, M 6fhA•I J•O~'. NIP\Y RU> .. 11, ftO RO\\. ~ •h•I h l•Ulnq> W"•" I -Hortw •• Gllnd• !hot o-Of1 l•hy ~op; lllt '"°"" wllh • Otltl \lof'O YO\I •telllt 1,.,.. ltlm \ 1...-k of \llOnl•-• ••~11Att"""I IM '°"41\ .,~ o reUlll•OI•, •M O•<O• ""'' t>todU« ff 'i>eOIY ()< ..... 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Wftt(f\ O•'\ IU•D\ lll•lr !1'1141d •nd <Of'llpotllllve d•UOMtf\ -0.-<~•Ion. 11;r,.H1t Grllf1lll •nd -•vi.111 Hllf'I 1n •-- Pt<ll••o Jo<O... -s..rn W•l•"ton tt•dil •O" .,. •nvo1v1no. \U\· •'• c•uqht tri '""' (tCK'\ "'• ti\ ••It Hft\efut FOVt "'Ot"'9 m•r<.,rw•1.._,, •'\ M•''"'•tl \ 'MW wife. M•utt•n fi ft "•'o ffurton Aoo•' Moo'•· St•ot•ton P 'ff\•tf'.f H6H1\ •nd ti4f'dy tCrUQer .,. ""'"''"'by. 8ttlf'\ft <OOC>f" ••nq. \l•••fl c,._, lo re><u> " Ol•<k "WHO IS ICILLIHO THE OlllAT lt.O•• WNlha•--•nd •m.-_ CHE'S 0, liUlllOPI ?" ...... .. P"MHlf" bv.,. "lht<.,. tv•~• .._.,.,,enu of °""' lwq. "' •"O muron '"" ml\•-Ai»• •• _,f'1lt-,t.. •m10 Ille....,,. tu•\IM E•<""'4 tor• EnleOO. ••IO...,.., wtll. OllKIO< 4 ,.. t ouole 01 •-ol lt\I•. ,,,. •twll• d•ew Mc~" " •n Old NftCI •I •rt cltll<'°"' ,...nly ,.,., .... \ ""° tw cltf11y ,.,,. •• , Tl•• O••IOQue I\ l><tQl'll, , .... 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'"',.,.~'"~• •o"" Hll<N'OO -· 01\C)l•y•O '" "~II••• SI'-•"·' wrot• tN~ Of'Vl ~ cJ•re<tHJ 8 \ Wttll ~. kt'tOW\ .._,w f(l 111. .. flO tnft '1( llOnQO•"O R•leel PG "A mutlGlll powerhouse l!lil Miia !NI Sl>'f~ eoe11ng 11a11e1u1Bh' A ~lettllll ta~O·OU !•me Ill tne mov1f'S again W1lh11> !tie framPWOrk ol a m~otAI len- tA'Y Sidney Lumel's ~pee· lacul111 royou& prnduction OI ·1 no W1z' generates e "FABULOUS IS THE WORD FOR 'THE Wll. · RO"~ I\ SUOl'<D 1n 'The WtJ'. ho< P!'r10tmilnct' renkl ""'"' ll'lill 01 Oa1t)(a Sire-sane 1n runny Gori ano L•lll M1nno1h 1n Gab.lral .. -(j"""" '·'•t.of fAwc•JO ,,~. mOOd ol wondOf e'1d senh· mental 111pturo 1ecat11ng tne errN&I ol the Mo1her Ship in 'CIOGe (ncounlets ol lhO Thud Ktno 'A sut>l1me1y happy mov•e·()Olng e1pe110nco Tho mov10 11Ch1evo8 a ty11G 1ntons11y that..111r11111 You down to you• l<>!r..IM When 1he ly•IG spi111 ew1s moving, e•l>flel dancing 1n lho 81$les dancing 1n the tobby and dancing on !he Sl•eels 'T l1ll W11 -s a marvel. 11n<1 11 shoul<I be an onourong iOIJIC.O OI PiOMure ~· ou11 oone~.:00. of fn<t.l>e· on-no k.<Ji 1am11ies ano • , l1n11t1is1t You come oul .... ~ OI ltttf> ITIO\llf! !1'1)i1ng bltSS· ~ ~ 1u11y moveo ano g111<1 10 oe l ffYe f y A.•n r .,._I f 11 ( J A colossal entertainment. Visually, 'The Wi.z' outdoes everything I've seen on the screen in decades. Everyone is iust plain perfect," DIANA fl055 ~ "THE WIZ" Grc.11 fun COIOI Style 8n<l 111111 11 ...o<ks <1ologh1tu11y Yov want to 1ump up end <Janee 810nQ • -I*• c;.,, °"""" "'""" "Ooana R0611 Is 8 Wl'ltt In "Tl'IOW1z •" -SCollC-11,,, A11.o U JOV'rll M'tO Cott41o•~ "Even 11 you'Ve watched 'lhe Wizard Of Oz" #IV8fY one Of 1e tomes rt't been on teleVlllOn. chances ere you·ve neverseen anything like tile l'llOYl8 'The WIZ •• -s.. .. ~. OWOll,.... "Ifs Sirek 11n<J -get!O ar>ct fun Orea1 moments nd • I04 ot hit. tMlf1MtlOn8I spec..i eflec11 Ind cotlumes • -~c­c~.s..n r."""' .6.1\0 !lfa•11'19 MICHAEL JACKSON . NIPSEY IVJSSELL TED noss ' LENA HOf\N( ;-000 l'\ICHAl'\D Pf\Ya\<.m Tll Wll ) . .,.,. .. ..,...,-~. ........... """"' .. _ ... ~.... .. ···--· .... TONY ~TON · CHAl\UE SMALLS · OONCY JONES · KEN HAl\PEI\ · DEDE Allf.N os.wAib~,~. AlOERT WHrTLOCK . JOEL sei-""tuMACHEI\ P.OO'"cciHEN ~YiUMET WID. 7:11, 1:41 THURl.•IUN. 1:00, l :M, l :IO, 1:30, 10:41 EDWARDS CINEMA tiAMOllAT ADAMS • COSTA'~ESA 546-3102 __ p· . ~ - JOSEPH E UVINI: PRESENTS "MAGIC" S TAAAIHO (R) ANH·MARGA£T ••o IUfli U •t , .. ... , ..... Wt.0...,.. ,.,, .. , ... f O t• ww:o....,,. ,, ... ,,, • ......... tt • ··--.... ·-......... ~-·~ "'M'~l!J -&~!~ Pl111 IA) rw Plua "THE GROOVE "MARATHON TUBE" MAN" t--~~~r-7.edrwar:::T.ds:omHffil'•w~.....,,,~=-~~-- ··- ·=· ·~ Catch all tl)e local s~orts news In the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 . ' ..... .. .... .. . . . . . (II OAJL Y PILOT Partners Change, Al.bums in Limbo Walt r Egan, Ro ~ Mu • IC, Hall & Oates Remain on GoOO Terms B ' I.IS \ ROBINSON Wht>n Wull<'r 1-:.:ttn had l.tnd~t'Y Rut'k· tnf(h.1m pruchu•t• hi~ ulbum"i 1 t•und•menl •I ltoll" und "!'lot Ml}" l and ~"'' '\1<h ••n lluckup \ot-.11'1. 1l "'·'" • m"ed t>lc_:..'in" ll blOURhl E.:an n<&tion11I .i1t.:n11on ond I"',. ham a hll angle ... 1DKnt•\ And Stt-c•I" 'r-:1tm1 fohn '!> rurrt·111 f11\0rtll' .. un '•but 1t µut him m tht• weird j)l)'lllmn ul hll\ 1nii tu pruH• hr rould du 1t on h1i. own Stopp1~ Ill l\4'"' 'ori.. d\lnn11 hh m o<.l r• t' t' " t t o u r . I II 1• I 1 I I .i n d ' h I n n d s lnt:c•r Mtn.:\\rtl<'r 1,1lkt•d <lbllul lht• f. IN.1\\000 Mac> c1ut''ltlOn "AS M\' PROOl ('t:R . l.1ncht•) "'..;-. ron 'l'lllll' 11( nul t r) mr t.&1 malw nw .rnmd h t..1• f.'lt't'l \\OOd M oil' .uul I "' .... l'\)l\~CIOU .. "' 0111 In tn~ tu bt• llkt' tht•m ':11tl 1-. .:an '1J1f1mt: l\ 1 up llf t1•a in Uw of(11•t•:-t~I <. 11}unib1J R1•t 1~flb ROCK TAL K \. ·t 'm l'<mne<•tt'd \\ 11h thl'm. 11 s ob\ 1ou1o If 1 have to be a~'>Ot'tated "1111 'oml'OnP, 1 m t;lad to he ~ssoc1att>d with them I think they re n·ally rrne people " But Uud.ingh,rn1 '"111 t proclu<.'e tht> next £,::an album Wh \ • "I thank he ., prob<ahlv th1• best produ<.'er 1 could haH>," said W,dlt•r · ~cau!'te ht• rt>ally und~rstancb wh<it I m drnng, "'~ have a good tame togc~er and "c can exchan1te ideas But until I do one without ham. J>t"<>Pll' \\tit always ta(' me to Fl~twood Mac I Cl>t'I confident about my o~ n ab1ht1es as a produn·r. and I think that " i II happen soon "I do a son~ 1n my set \Hille n by Stevie called ·sister or the M<>!>n ' that I was going to GEORGE SEGAL JACQUELINE BISSE T ROBERT MORLEY put <in 'Not ~hv · Otrt bN'awse It W&l' Stevie's "on1 nd 1.1nd-.ry "na produ<'lng. It didn't sttm II ke a .:ood 1J1• ,, "I dlcln't wunt p..-oph' lo lhlnk I was ll clont.' of t"ket wUOtS l\h11. • • • • ROX\' Ml/SIC HAS rt• form<'<I. und all the" mc-mb\•n. lif) on t-\•rry, Phil Munzanera. Andy Motl\ay, Paul Tbompgon 1rnd otw bassl5t Gary Tab~ are In Nt-w York Caty for u rcw weeks. "Wt>'I'\• ht"rt' ~avtn&; our m•w bass player a r rn'lh t'OUr'8l' in Aowral·an culture." laughed Hryun 1-'t•rry. ll'lt•µhonm~ from hts posh upper t:c1st S1dr hotel ~ultt• "All'lv, Phil iu Ull rec:u~rnt· 111.: from·• l>ro&oa•n ll'a uml hOB to see a specialist h1•rt• And. of counw. I "uppose we'll do the in· t'' 1tul>lt•C'hrl:itm11i. l'lhov111n14 " A!lt'r t"o )'t'u111 or "l'parate careers, why did Roxy rt' form" "W ~ ... 'AIO BRYAN, "we never really n(fic1Jlly i.pht up after ttw 'Sirt<n' LP. I s pent th1 t'l' monltu; last yt·ar domE( my latest solo Jlbum 1"111l' B11de Stripped Bare"l and a(ter that. I Just Mt hkt> working wath lhe boys again. J phoned them up ant.I ttwy all thought at was a .:ood idea. "This was really the most run LP we've done H what we rt•cordt•d hadn't sounded good, we would have stopped " ·-·-ou l'tt\llllll\ • •1.W<••O'IO renoucnoio0t ... _.. • ... -- RICHARD .m'£ ~ BURTON .tm 'l\rnE WUD GEESE" ""°"-~~ :..--::.:o"'.=:.r~~~~ -STEWART GRANGER ·-w•• .... •••llfCMM.DIOlf ........... ~ .. ~~· ~ .. .,.,t.w. uoro _..... .. ~ • .._....u.a.i .. ____. -~-~ ............................. ........._. .......... ~ lR~...Jr.r...=.:i • .., ... ---- • Pht~•re for that o~·yet-untlnlahed Roxy LP to~ released sometime early In the new year with a U.S. tour In l"cbruuy. ' • • • DARRYL HALL AND John Oates sWl havf' lS more shows to .co on their current U.S. tour. und tht•lr newest LP. "Along t.be Red Ledee." has sold more than 700.000 albums. But o Darryl ti all !IOlo album remains unrt'lcuRed. "We're Just holdinli! It back for a while." ex· plained Darryl. "Until there aren't so many things happening. Al first al was frUBtratlng not to release it. but then I thought about it and rc- albed that it didn't matter. " THE LAST CHANCE TO ~E ••• THE ONE -THE ONLY THE ORIGINAL! ~ ... ~, BEFORE NATIONAL LAMPOON ·-~·\, WENTTOCOLLEOE .... T THEALWAS'TMEtlROOV•nMe AFTER CHEECH ANDCHONO WENT .. UP IN SMOKP THERE WAS 'THE GROOVE TUM" t,_,nAJtD IUT NfVt• ~ Wili~Wlili THE LAST CHANCE TOSH ... THE ONE -THE ONLY THE ORIOINALI U11 ..... Flll I Wili fi~ iilili I THE ORIGINAL UNCUT. UNCENSORED VERSION. s1-1n1 Ken Shapiro • Chevy Chase • Lane Sarasohn end Jennifer Wtlll • Proctuctd tnd Directed by Ken Sh•piro A K.S Procklctoon • A Sy,..f'rt'* Ent.,-prms P,..nUllon Distributed by Lwltt.Pldcmen Film Corpou1ion • Cotcw R...._. by Seymour Bord• & Auoaetts Edwards Cinema West ....•....... 892-4493 Edwards Westbrook •......••••••• 5.30-4401 H•rbor Dr. In ...................... 531·1271 Edwards Mesa ••...........•...••• 84l-5025 La Mirada Or. 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"lSCAN HtOM WrTCH MOUNTAIH" IGll -7-.-. ... ,_ .__.. __ , ...nulH TO WrTCH MOUNTAIN• ._, .... ~ .... 1•1.--.irt...-lfJH ..,, Al " ..,.,... TMI GeOOV'I TUii I'll ~ JAUllWOCICY 1N1 .... CAMe-•OMM COM11 A NOtlllMANCNt MCSM'OQ- "G()CHG SOUnt" tPGI -.,...,~·· -t..-._.1.-. ··~·--,;.~, .... --~70) NUIMll ALUYCNI '"" IOTI IN COMHHT C 111 . 4 . . . .. . . . ... ' . Haven 8y RAYMOND F.!ot"'T1l\OA Of .... O.lly ...... ,_ Troubadou1 R1t'hte Havens bmuAht the !C111ril of Wood~toc k to llun u n aton l'e J c h for four <.'hnrtMnJllC ~·r rormanl,'t.• I l Wef'ktnd l.tke u l•ropht•t wa1 hnA 1n the d t•l'crt. llavenq' tl'\tt'nslty t''C Ud••d from h1 h1Chtn1n~ :.tru_m on~ neou...,ltc flat top l(Wlllr and d~p. 1trowl1111: HH'..tl .. that rumblt>rl t hroug h tnt• Golden lk'u.r c lub CLAD IN A nowm.:. mbt'-hkt• 1earmN1t. llavN1s brout:ht mut·h o ( Lhl' emooonal l'nt't AY from Ills lOOS pt•rfor m unl'c before hundl'f•<h of thousands of pt.'\>plt• on a farm near Woodstock. N.Y. "l-'reedom, frt~"<Jom Somt>lJme I feel hke a motherless child a long, lonti wny Crom my ho me." bellmn'tl 11.h e~ in a <.'hant hke s o n g " e 11 re m t• m b t' rt.' d 1 n t h e f 1 I m "\Voodsl1K·k " M)stt<.' drorun).( sounds poured forth from Ha vens' open twwd ~uatar while he gyrated and stomped htS foot tx>fore lea ving the stage tn a tranN•·hke whirl "1th hts strapless instrument stall grasped m one of hi:. ma~ave hands H ERALDED BY m a ny mu tcians as THE mas ter rhythm ~ullanl>l, Havens showed his Golden Bear audiences he Nth easily ac:fapt his s elf-taught. unorthodox style to blues, folk , Jazz. pop and in-betwee n Has renditions included his cover version of George Harrison's "Here Comes the Sun" and a medley of Van Morrison's "Tupelo Honey" and Bob Dylan's "Just Like A Woman." Havens mellowed on a version of James Tay lor's "Fire and Rain." Although far from being a rehc of the 1960s. LIMITED ENGAOEMEHY THRU NOV. 25 l0ft9 -II TheOtre fftttyOI ·"~"'_..,,.. 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"Wt• un· ull lhc s amt• .. attached to the <'n \ 1 ronmt•nt " Surpn:.in~ly relaxed artcr his first Sunday ru1:ht ir1haw. I luvcns told bur k11ta ge Interviewers ht• pend11 a nreut dt'al of tame working for erologacul 1ssut'1-1 ~ncludmu whale and dolphin pres<' rv itl Ion Alon~ w11h ..t deep sPa diver friend, the Brooklyn born I la vcns formed a New York ur~a oceanog raphy museum l>evcra l years ago to ','ht>lp lu<b learn about tht• ocean." • L ECTURJNG ABOUT whales. sculpting ano p a inting ar e among Havens' most lime- <.'o ns umang projects when he is not wailing and flaahng on stage. Accompanied by lead acous tic guitarist I Paul WUllams. toot to be confused with the s ugary pop songwriter>. Havens tours almp!St every weekend and somehow finds the e motions and inspiration to put in every s how. Tile near capacity crowds who witnessed Havens last weekend can attest to the s pirit he brought to lhe stage. ·• ., ·-·-·---J"CK NICHOLSON m. MANN ' SOUTH COAST -PLAZA II tuSuntiow. 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Bud Sponcet Two l>fotherl loin Mormona 1n 11M!tf a11empt 10 drl~ out a benet or oulhtws (2 hrs ) 0 (T]) DONNY & MARIE Guo•t• Lorne Greene Cindy W1tl•atnt, Sells and Crot111 g) CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS Ot.>1111 Alan AIOI Q) MOVIE • * • "PT 109" ( 19631 (,hlf AobertllOfl, Ty Hardin Jolln Kennady &net h11 crew. 111ancted 1n the P&e1f1G duru-o Wl>'ld War II are reacuuct wltl'l Ill& .,.._, ()II lwo natMtl (2 "'' I ti) CD WMHINOTOH Wilt< IN MVMIW (I) NOAA IMl<ITIAl.L I an OltoO vt UnMtlRY of Ofegoo 1 llO D WHO't WAT~ THI Ktle? 0.rt v~ 1ecaH1 l'lavtng paid • hit fMtl ~ met In 11 b6r &bO 00 to o.c Lllff'f I JOt<EA'I WILD LOI ANOILU AAMI 'OOflALL Ht0HUGtfT8 •• WA1.L fTMET Wl li< Commocltt!N And the l lllle Ou•{' 0UMt Keith Campbell, prutden1 C•mpb411Co t 00 fJ INCAEO!eL! HUU< oa..te1 Banner oet• caugl'lt u• 1"41 middle ol 1 natlOnaA Klnctllr II ROCKFORD Ftl.£8 "Black M1tr0t" Roel\IOtct become• roman11cally tnvOl\fOd wtlll I blind psY· cnoto0111 (K.1rhryn H•trOtd) laing h11ro1tod ' by en unknowrt ttenllnnl 8 9 MOVIE 11 • • ·Fun Wllh Oteli And J1n• • (1g171 Oeorge fi41o111, Jane Fond• An unamploy11ct aoroapace aUICUllVO •1)(1 hll wife lurn to robl>efy to IU()pon ll'letr tuxurlous lttestyto I TIC TAC DOUGH MERV OAIFFIN WE INTERRUPT THIS WELi< fl!) NOVA "Tll6 De1err1 Ectgo" Tho menm11Cle problem ol do~1tll1Cahon continues to grow and 11'1 up 10 man to hf!ad ott future dlautCt (H) 0:30 0 ADVENTURERS .. The SQjfd Gold He1rae" fD OEFU81HO CANCER'S TIME BOMBS A ctocumentorv IOOlt a1 thll work of Or. Bruce Ames 11net hll cO/loaguea who nave ct~ revotu· tionary Short·IMm SCfMn· •no teat• to dttcov« !)06&1· blc carc1oooen1 1n lhe 11nvlronment 10:00 fJ Cl) FL VINO HIOH P•m. L118 end Marcy become Involved with tl'lr~ ve<y dllf!ll'onl men during a lllght 10 Laa VegAI 8 NCAA BASl<ETBALL BOIN Slate vs UCLA 0 NEWS «!) NIOHT OAU.ERY A P•ltent on • tanllarlum h11 recurring dreams abc>ut •house tllat ITl'fSlflf· 1ou1ly dra,_. her toward lltWll m MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Tiie Ouc:Mtl 0 1 Duke TUBE TOPPERS KTLI\ B -S:OO -"They. Call Me T rinity ." The firs t appearance of 1'crc nce Hill in what became a series of western satires. this 1972 movie also f eaturcs Farley Granger~ KCOP • 8:00 -"P .T . 109." Cliff Robe rtson plays Lt. John F . Kennedy in this 1963 dra ma about ~ture presl· dent's wa rtime experiences. ABC D 9·00 "Fun Wi h Dick and Jane." Geor~e Segal and Jane Fonda st a r in th.is 1977 movie comedy about an ousted aerospace e ngineer who turns to crime <Sec photo at left >. Street A Beet Ot Roses" Louin 1no C,111rlie becoine romenttcatty , 1nvotved, the l'lOtel tullt1t1 from lOul10'& neQIOCI (Part Sol 15) (A) ~MOVIE • • "Enemy Of The l aw" (19451 Tex Alltor. Dave O 'Brien. The . reiiu Ranoer• trtck a gold thief Into llhOwtOQ them whefe ~150.000lfl g04d •• l!iOcten ''"', 10:30 IJ VOt/TH ANO THE ISSUES "Dou Puntlhmeill Fii The <Alme?" G~I John A Stearna- 1., NEWS 11:00 C) 0 Cl) 9 NEWS LOVE EXPERTS THE 000 COUPLE Osc8t wins a graytl<lond In • pOker oame and wen\I to rooe It ti) MONTY PYTHON'S Fl VINO CIRCUS "The Blaclt Eagle." Ale• 1t1ct0t v 11ti11 ooee on wet. "World Forum Pr-.11." ¥rOrk• or 1111 go on ttrlko. a bad c:eee or (MlrllCtlflil. Vllifl'O maraudW'I lnllllde Engllnd (R) 81) DICK CAVETT Guest· Agnes Nixon. 11:30 IJ NEW AVENGERS "OMCI Men Aro D•noer· 001" An otct -v ol Steed's plot• revenge ~alnst the chlel Avenger U TOHIOHT • Hoat Johnnv Carson Oues1 Or Lendon Smith 0 @) BA.A.ETTA "Lyman P Dol!kor. Feet." An F B I agent II HSlgned to hOlp B111011a Investigate. a morcter and r ICO\lel' a prlCe4eSS neckla~ (Al 0 MOVIE • • "Baron Blood" ( 1072) Joseph Collon . Etke Sommer A vampire baron ' cte1cenct11nt1 rNtort hl1 old clltle to make IV t0Uflll°at1111C1lon and revive the baron htmMlll (2 hra I I THE OONO SHOW OETS~RT CAPTlONED f<8C NEWI Cl) SAN DIEGO Off BALANCE 8111 Belence provtdft an hour or wtt and~ 11:48. TWIUOHTZONf-.. Arch Hemmer can Qh'"99 I'll• race 10 make 11 loolc like anyoroe else'• he choo-. but l'le doeln'I choose too .-II MORNING 12:00 m JUKEBOX Host TWIQQy (I) HOHEYMOONEAS • ()p()ortun<ty Knoch But" Ralph'• bou Qlt• h1tn to teach him POOi. anc:t Ralph ctecldel thlll fhll la his chanGe to get on tile l>ON'I good Side fill MOVIE • • "Ellnbolll Of LadymMde" I 1048) Ann• Neagle. Hugn w 1m1m1 Four llusbandl. relurnlng lrom Ille wars. are at>oekect by their wives· conduct ctur ino tl'le11 abMnCe ( 1 tw , 3S mon I 12:158 MOVIE • * * "Five M MtlOn Yeltl To Earth" ( 1968) JOIMS Donlilct, Atldrow Keir An unear11led 11me CllPSl.fte conta1ni clues 11><>\st a prflflfllorlC Mortien vi11t to E11rth (t l'lr . SS min) 12:30 G) ALFRED HITCHCOCI< PRESEHTS A woman nas ptOl>lems ke11p1no her hu1b11nct s company SOivent alter h•s deatll «!)MOVIE • 'I> "Tomb Of Tl'le lMflO Dead" ( 1964) John Ashley Angeffque Petll)Olln Thrtltl ltr111Q81• ,,,,.,.on an 190. lated llland 10 c;aplura u m<>l\l.tllt that hat been OI•· ~the-NU~ (3-iw.) -{I) MOVIE * * "The Faieon In Holly w ood.. ( 10U ) Tom Conway. 811t>ara Hale Myll9f)' lnv1dH Holly wooQ ~ • f'llltllnN tdOl l• lt~i.ct ( 1 tv., 30 min I 12:17. MOVIE • • • "Ouer•nllnact" C t070) John Oehntf". OlllY Collln1 Tlle 11alf of • ptl· vat• '-Pit• mu1t ltnct a kldlley 6onOt horn tl'lOse quarantined within tl'le locrllly 11 hr . 30 min J (II) MOVIE _ e • • "Flying Tiger,· C t0421 John Wayne. Paul t<olly. Two men patrot lhe Burma Road and chase o p.etty nurMI In their IPB<8 time (th•.20mon1 12'.A0 9 C88LATEMOVIE e • '1> "Super Copr. ( 10741 Ron lelbmen. OavtO Selby Two rooit11 PQl1ce- men wege a war oga1n<11 drugs on th&tt own ttme 1:00 D MtONIOHT SPECIAL HOtll' Ted Nugent Oi.ests Aerosmllh. AfO SoMctwegon. Chtl6p Tuck Thin LIZZMI. AC I 0C und Golden Earr1no ... SOAP FACTORY 1:30 0 WANTED: DEAD OA ALIVE "Eager Man" ... MOV1E ••'I> "Tiie Aeckles .. Momeni" I 19491 Joan Bonnell. Gera1c11ne 8r00k11 A woman 11 blllelc· malled all..-het ct1ug111..- acc1cten tally k1t11 hit• boyfriend (I hr., 45 min) 2:000 MOVIE • • ' Amsterdam Allatr ( 1967) Wilham Mortow• Catller~ Von Sc.llell A younq nove1111, accuMIO ot mu1cte<lng his ex m111ress a1tempt1 to cleAr h15 name wNle becoming more i)(l<J more fmlOhlod •n 1>1eckm1111 Anet scandal (2 l'lrt I 2:071 NEWS 2:10 NEWS 2:15 MOVIE e "Vftuno Women Anet The Bell Ser'pent" ( 19~71 Abby Daito,., Susnn Cabot Willie search•no tor their lhlpWrl!Clted fYMlf\ .J group of Viking women .ire captured ( 1 hr .. 25 min I 2-.301 STEVE EDWARDS NEWS GET SMART 3:00 • NEWS 3:15 MOV1E * * * "Putsued ' 111147) Tereea Wright, RoDert Mrtcl'lum An orphan attempll 10 lvenQlt hr\ lather'• murder upon rHC.l'l1ng manhOod ( I hr , 30m1n I 3·30 fJ MOVt.E **.,.. ~Olmen•lon s-- f 19871 Je""'Y Hun1ar, r ••nc;e NuVtlfl 3:400 NEWS 3:450 MOVIE " • "Cr ooked River" l 19491 Jtmmy EJl110n, Ru .. "811 Hayclen 4:000 MOVIE • •'I> "Ohl Suuna" (19531 Aoct c-on. 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Aoam$111 tor and ""'ns • !o@llf 1n 11'6 u S House ol ReQreM!fltolllves AOUL T JOURNEYING 8·00 fJ (I} POPEYE 0 OOOZILLA SUPER llO 0 MOVIE • • • "War Paint ' f 10531 Robert S1ac:lc, Joan l11ytor. 0 ®J SUPERFRIEHDS 0 MOVIE • II •·fury On Whetll1" 119711 Tom Ligon Logan RamMJV Q) MOVIE * • • " "'" Caine Mutony · ( 1954) Humphrey 6oglft, ~6 f'eH6f 8 30 Q) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE TM 0~ 01 Dul.fl Street A BM 01 ROMS" I ou •~·• and Crwrhe tJ.,c.nmr1 r om11nt1c;111ty 11\VOIV~ me l'lOlf'I 'IUll(jf'$ 1rom I ouo~a·s n~lect tP-rl 5 OI 15>fRI Daws Butler: Heard but Not Seen By JAY SHARBUTI' LOS ANGELES CAP> -Duws Butler has been on TV 30 years. But viewers ne ver see hlm acting in a show. Then who he., Try Huckle berry Hound. And Yogi Rear. And Quick-Draw McGraw. And Captain Crunch. lfc's the voice of those cartoon stars of Satur· day kid shows Old kids now posing as adults heard him in the great. J ay Wa rd cartoon era, in ··f>'ractured Fairy Talcs," "Acsof>'s Fables" and. "Superchickcn." This man of several hundred voices currently has 15 playing in four Hanna.Bar bera cartoon shows Sat urday on a ll three networks. And he haM anothe r one coming a l night to CBS on Thursday, •;Nov. 30. IT'S FOR ANDY IN a hoHday special, "Rag. gedy Ann and Andy in the Great Santa Cla us Caper" at 8 o'clock on Channel 2. Butler. 62, a s mall, m erry.faced man born In Toledo, Ohio, and raised in Oak Park. 111.. doesn't regre t he's never seen on his shows . "I think maybe I was smart," he laughs. "You're not typed this way. My whole bit is m ulti voice. Of course, I lend to gel confused by m y own voice." .,. wi .. .-.. Daws never set out to speak funny. He wa nted Hogging Spotlight to write funny, Inspired by such m aste rs as Robert Benchley, II. Alle n Smith, Frank Sullivan and l"red Allen whose works fill bis library today. Dan ny Kaye d ances c heck to check with M 1ss Pig~y 10 a t a keoff on the 1930s movie "Top Hat'' in a scene Crom the Christmas cd1l1on of t he Muppet Show, on which Kaye guests. HE'S AUTHORED FUNNY comme r cials, dialogue for a voice workshop he runs and, in the 1940s, co-wrote one of the first comedy record hits, "St. George and the Dragonct." with satirist Stan Freberg. PT A. Ai1ns at TV Stations CHICAGO tAP > -It might m ake a good televis ion series· angry mothers fighting gargan- t u3n "evil force's," fearful that they are corrupting chlldren and warping society. But you can hel It won't ever be on TV because the "evil forces" are the three television nt>tworks. The National Parent Teachers Association is trying to tea ch the mothers, and a few fathers, how lo challenge the licenses or five nPtwork-owned TV stations lhal expire next year. TH EV HOPE such action -or j ust the threat -will force ABC, NBC and CBS to reduce vlolenre and sex on television. The stations are In Chicago, Detrotl and Cleveland. The PTA condurlt.>d seminars within the last wc.-ek in those cities to train m e mber s how to c hallenge broadcast licenses. One a ngry m other or s ix, Jackte Sipple of Bir mingha m, New Serie8 Set L OS ANG .. ;LES <AP> ''Ma rried," a COS li'mlted ~erlcs, is now Tn production with Ct nd y Oro v r a nd L eigh McCloskey o.s the young couple whose couJ1JlhJp and marriage displease their ramllles Mich., explained why s he al· t ended the Detroit seminar: "My family lived in Europe for six years in the 1960s. We re- turne d home to a d iffe rent world. The i mpact of TV on this country was incredible. .. WE WERE NAIVE al fi1'3l, thinking petitions and letlers would do some good because broadcasters are s upposed lo act in the public Inte r est . The networks a nd statio ns jus t laughed at us . They felt very secure that they were so strong and we were so weak. "Now we're hilling them where it hurts, at their licenses, their pocketbooks. The public does have righta. The networks aren't laughJng at us now," Mrs. Sipple said. At the seminars, members were. given a guide which said, "Despite the Licensee's require- ment to meet public lnteresu , the television Industry has too often allowed greed ror profit and ratings lo dictate a callous utlilude towerd very serious public concerns.·• AT DETROn•s WXYZ·TV, an ABC elation. prouam director Jeanne Flodlater called the PTA action "rnonltroua. • • ''Thia la the first atap towards government censorahlp," she 11ld, •ddinl that the PTA la aet· ...... , .... ·--··. . ~ ting itself up as "moral guar- dian ror people who may want to watch 'Charlie's Ange ls' or whate ver. They're challenging our Finl AmJ ndment rights." Dr. William Young, director of the PT A TV Project. denied lhls. "The First Amendment protects the press because anyone can get a mimeograph machine and start a newspaper," he said. "But the airwaves are limited, and controlled by very few peo- ple. So their First Amendment rights arc limited. HE SAID THE three network vice presidents for program standards decide what goes into American homes, adding: "These three men who are all whJte and mJddJe.aged are total· ly N e w Yorkized or Los Angeleslzed. We're saying other peopl~ should have -an Input.·' Young s aid he didn't know how that extra Input could be at· talncd, but "lots or research can find th.-way." He said the PTA 's real target Isn't the five stalloos but network proaram· ming. ~ ·'The bell way lo attack the networkl is through the llcenaea they hold. They don't have .to hold a UcenH lo be a network, but they have lo have Ucenffl lo own 1tallons." he said. It was lull or tlollywood in.jokes. he recalled with a grin, full of sophis ticated craziness that also ma rked "Fractured Fairy Tales" and the e arly llanna·Barbera shows be did 10 years later. There was a lot or freedom the n to improvise. lo experiment, he said. "because television was new a nd we were the people who had the answers. And they cam e to us and we gave the answers " In effect. the inmates ran the aylum. Now, he said. a bit sadly, the advertising agencies and netwo rks seem to want things Udy, carefully con· trolled and pasteurized. The unpredictable is a no·no TALENT STILL ABOUNDS, he said, "but they're not a llowed to do as much as they're capa- ble ol doing. It's the straightening out of the car- toon characters. or everything being so pl anned now. "The e xcitement to me was having it happe.JV In the s tudios. You were adding something to the product, putting something in the s tew, a nd it made it better ." He seemed mometarlly gloomy. His lace brightened when it was suggested humor and satire seem to nourish when they seem most en· dangered . BU~ ID~ VOICE, IN that "Dragnet " spoor, re- mams his .ch1ef asset, though when at mikeside he also tries to do what he calls .,ntmg on your feet." No, it doesn 't m ean h1!> scrip~ave laces. It m eans he improvises. ad·llbs 1-1~ generally tires lo make the character he's doing "lbUD.d uni- que and spontaneous. • '• Butle r , who began his <'areer as a n Im· press ionist, was in radio after World Wa r Two w ith serious roles o n ~u<'h ~how:. as "The Whistler " and "Dr. Chnst1an." lie ~tarted cartoon voicing at MGM later on H E BEGAN IN TV with Freberg in 1948 at KTLA here, in an Emmy-winn1n~ local puppet pro· gra m. "Time for Bcany," which m tl~ hve years gained 3 show·biz reputation as a very hip kind of Punch and Judy show. "Come lo thmk of 1t. I'm doing dialect in a new s how," he said Althou~h ethnic s.troups in the past have gn ped :.1bout the u~e or vanous dialects. he said he never use!> dialect lo make run of anyone. 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OM= •tt.wotl I 0 ACRES OF TOP CARS IACKED IY OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE TO ORAMCiE COUNTY Alll'Ylceellte ..... Tu6L-NJ can Ates.-To l'llOr a.. ................ ......,, 11-27·11 176 FORD •75 CHEVROLET PINTO llUMAIOVf MOMZACOWI AutOl11ltlC trans .. radio. heater. vinyl roof & 2 Door. Automatic trans.. factory air MW tires. Lie. J078NMH. cond1t1on1ng & low miles. This ls a sharp earl Lie. #765HOA. Slk. #P3632. 52788 '74 PLYMOUTH '72 CHEVY 2 DOOtt HARDTOf' C-JOPtalUP Automatic trans.. power steering. pawer ·"uton11t1c trans .. power steering & brakes. brakes. factory air cond , vinyl roof. tinted heavy duty eQulpment & two-tone peint. glass. W$W tires & wheel covers. Lie. Sharp one! Lee. 137208M . #043KLE Siie. 13668. ,, 52277 53499 '76 OLDSMOBILE •77 FORD CUTLASS SUf'ltlMt 2 Door Hardtap. Automatic trans .. factory MUSTA• J DOoa air cond .. pOWer steenng, AM/FM stereo, V-8, eutomsllc trans.. ~wer steering, radto vinyl roof & low miles. Lie. #857NXC. Stk. & vinyl roof. Lie. 1835 YW. #P3640. s44a 53999 •75 FORD •75 FORD MAMAOAJDOOI PIMTOWAeoM V-6. aut01'1'9tlC tran1., fec:tory air oond.. With full factory oou1pment including radio and this car haS low. tow miles Buy of the AM-fM stereo. rlltye wheela & luggage rd. Uc. 1483NJL week' Lie •727MHI Stk. •P3679 52777 s2999 &a ... : Mon-Frt 8 to 8, Set 8 to e, Sun 10 toe Senfce a Parte: Mon 7 to 8, 1\tff ·Frt 7 toe Parta Dept: Set 8 to 1 pm 842-0010· -~HARBOR C~STA MESA M0-8211 . . • • :.t' • ·~~1W'~) FrtdlJ, ~ ac. 1'11 •tcnnous ~• ..._ITATSMll•T , ................ ,_, ••• tel ... ..,_.,.. ... l•I •AtN90W 1-~ION C'nllOI ... HY (Ill •Ao••o w tL.Ol~IN~ t0M .. 4'NY 111 f t el ... ,,,,. ....... , .......... . ~·~· .......... ,.~ .. >ft .... .. k~•·' " •-• •m ..,.,...,.. Or H111111~.,. ••••"· c.11.., .. ,. .,... '"" llU\IN'\} " {--., ...... ····-· .. _ ..... ·-1(• ......... _ ~ "'"' •'111 lfW C-•f (14!ft .. Or ... <-· ... 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CA'1'1U& '"" bU\.U\f•\\ I\ t.ondtKte-(9 bY ~ Q .. n.-r 111 p~rtl\tf~fO~ £•~-· "'~""' '"" """"""'" ... , "'"" .... h "'" < ounty rl•r~ 01 O•<onQe C:Wf\IY on NO•~f<\11<1• U, "II PUBLIC NOTICE •ICTITIOUS I USIHl'U HAMI ST.t.YUollNT '"~ IOllOWl"Q Ollr\On\ --~ 0011\Q bu\tntt\\ ., 'l0 8ER A~WCl .t.TfS. n11 W C.<UIOr St . S...14' """· CA Vl/OA OONALDM 8(Rl1N[R sm w (••tor St . ~, .. AM CA '11/0A e 0 ROBAK, 3311 W t.•tor St .. \""'•An•. CA '11761 r111s bu\lneH " <onduclto ov • O«tne••I Pfrt.,.,,.l\lp Don.Id M. 0.rllMt f hl\ \t•1""'4lnl w•• Iii.ct "'"" tM Cbuntv Cltrt. QI Ot4"\0t County on Oct. JI ,.,. MOWSI!•. OllU HI• & a1tOWH .. ea ... -o.. ... "o. a .. nv .... .,." .. .ec.11. c.11 ...... 1. n..i .. , .. 1,, Publ""""' Or-CO.II 0.,ly Pilot, ~~~:•m""' 10. 11. 1• '""' O..omoe• 1. FIO., .. Publl\tl<r<I Or-CO.\t O<ti•• Piiot .. ,..,1 Pulll•\No<t °'""°" C~\I 0.lly Piiot. \HI II NnY ), •O, II 11 "II Nov II, 7<. ~ 10 I . If/I \11 I II PUBUC NOTICE ""CTITIOUI I USlllllUS tit.Ml SY ATl!Ml tll' Tnt IOl'-1"9 --I• 001t19 b•l\I ""'•' N ELSON ENTcRPll1SES. ~111 Dovew-Ori .... Hun!lflQton 8-1\ C•t~yr.~;• ~l\Otl, 5171 o...,.wooo Orlv•, Hut111not1111 8H<ll, Celtlornl• tJ~• Thi\ ou~lntu ,, COllOIKletl bY • -r•I OMIMr~lllP 81Ulf>E N•l\Ofl Thi\ ''"'-' ,..,, lllrd wlltl tlW' C.ounl' Ct•n o• 0•1r1Q11 Covnty Oft Novemoe• •, 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIHE..U H-E ST.t.TUUHT The IOllO'llllNJ --h 00•"0 °"" ~\Set fEEO MY SHEEP. m1 ll•mll\I Pt., Co1t• -... c.11 ...... 11 .,.,_ Pet K~t••. m1 lllm"'' Pt Coo\lt Mt ... , C•llfatno••»,_ T111s &u\lntts Is c-tecl by"" '" <llYIClu•I P"llC I~ llllt ~,.,,.,.,,..,, ••• Ille<! woln '"" (OUftly Cl•,_ ol OrtnQe County on O< PUBLIC NOTICE •tCTITIOUS IUSIHUS NAME STATIMIHl Tn~ IOllOWllVJ pe•W>n\ •re dOll\9 b\>\•""U ., MS OATA S£Alf•CI!, 1m1 Slete• ••!'. s ..... 111. Fount.in V-11ty, CA .,,°' ,..,,.. Cot•otvn Sllorti Jahll O.vid W••\. 1on1 El Rubi Glrtlt. l°Olllltelft V•ll~y CA '1108 I"" bu'"""' I\ lO"OU<IM b'I' 1n ,,,_ "'''°"~I MM(••{ si.or-~ !Ober 71, 1971 FIUJl7 ""' ''"""-' wn lllto w1111 llWt Publo\"'"" O.M\OI' (M\I Dally PllOI, Couto!' c I•('"' Or•noe CovnlY.,. Ott. Hoyem-3, 10, II, 7f 1'71 )I, l'1I ..... ~,,,. PUBUC NOTICE Publl\hecl °"-Cot\I D•llv Piiot, Nov.), 10, II. t•. 1'71 p., .. ,.. ·----------Publl\necl ()ttl!Qo• C04\I O.lly P iiot No•emllet 10, 11, 1~ •nd Ot<etl'\lltr t ,,,. . SIZ.lt PtJaLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ....... ·------------- ..... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE ---· --------•rC'nTIOUS •USlltlHi H-1 STATEMENT 1,,.. lollowlnO pefl1on1 .,. e101n11 bu,in .. \\ .-\. CAlll"OllNIA ICOICO MATS, , .. , P11unt10 Co\la ""4/ll, C..lllor111 .. Y762' 8 10 H0\11oe Wl\Otewlt CO If\<., lllt>T P l•tf'ntte. C~\t• Me~•, (Ahfornio V761/ fhl\ bu\IM~\ I) <Ofldiltl!'O ti' <I (g, t>O• "' '°" !Ho Hou'>e WN>!ti<tlr Co. JVOl!h()untolln S.C•!'lttY I"'' \l<llement WI\ liltcl wllll Ille tuuftly (I~•~ ol ~._ COuflty"" Oc IOllr• 11, lt/9 FIU1Jt Pulb41!>11eet Orit-CAM\I 0.Hv Piiot, NO•l'mtMor l 10. 11.1•. ltlt m 1.11 P\JBUC NOTICE •tCTITIOUS IUSINIU NAME STAT&MltlT I••• IOll-•l\Q Dt•~ I\ dOl"O W,1 fttt)• •• ,. P M Dl '>1Gf4, I Sllv., Creel lrYtne. C...hlorn1•'7/IS """'• MdtO<W'.i -·•· I Sllvet Crort~. 1'"""' C•llfor"•• t17n lht\ bu~, ...... , I\ C.-lf'O by e11111- 0rYIOu•I. p"" _..,,.W\ fhl\ \l•l~mHll ••• lllrel w11n ,,,. Couf\ly tier~ ol Ore119e Counly on NOYftflltltr 1& lt/I .. ,.,.., l'lllllt~l\ed 0.""119 CCMl't 0.111 Piiot, ~9~tmber IO, II, 1• -0.Ct mClff t, Utt.II PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI euttNeU HAMIE STAfliMaNf Tiie to11owlno ,..,..,,.. ••• dOl"ll bu\lneu •s: SIMI lll'lLCV. e Limited P•rtnenlllp, HUI Sloyperll Clrcl1t, # £, lrYIN, Celllorn1•'77W O'Nut O....'-"nt CMllOfellOtl, • C"llorf\lf Cot"r•tlo11, H•>t \llype•k c;lrc ... 1 E, trvl<W. c;.1~n11 '111• • Pvtlllll...t Or-C.0.•I 0.1ly Piiot. HovemlH!r 3. 10. II. 1•. ,.,. Fl .. ,,. '4)A '11 P111>t1SM<1 Or-(°"\t D"lly Pltol. t------------ Novembe< 10. If. H •M C>Kemci.< 1. .. ,. PUBLIC NOTICE u11.111---P-1CT_1_n_ou-,-,-1nt--•1U- t1AMe STATIMl:tlT PUBUC NOTICE f'tCTtnous auStHEU t1JCME STATEMENT The tolf-il>Q per"°"\ •r~ dOlllO bull"""" MU TM &. CO., jCO NrwPort C.nt.er Ortve, !>ulle Ui, Hewoort Bttecll, CA ""° J tmes C. M ull!, 190 Port Proven<• l'l.._e. ~-" Oe<ocl\, CA '1660 N•IH y !>cnmol<lt. "" 411<\n· lid" Drlv•. Hd(ltft<la He>IQnh, CA 9110 l h•• bust""n '" conducted b'I' • QtMr•I pertne,.Y,.p Ja,,,.,..C.Mulh Th1) \lnlemN)I .... ltlecl Wllll Ille County Clert< al Or-Countv on Oct ~I. 1'71 '10JU. P11t1h\hea Or-C:O.\I Dally PllOI, Tiie lollOwll'ICI --Is dOlnQ blnl neu .t11. 4TOMIC-V\fO~OIUAL SERVICE, .. llue Font•lf\llllffu, Ntt_.t 8ttcll. CA'76'0 Alldt.., Tom•\l~I ... R.,. F°"" tel,..blee11. Newport lle<Kll. CA 9'6'0 Tlllt 11'1_.nns h ~lee! b'I'.., If>. <1lvk111e1. """'fW 'Tomau•~-1 Thi\ slelement w•\ lllfG with IM COunlY Cl-ot 0.tnQr" County on Oc1. 31, '"'· FIOJW Publls!Wd Or11r1oe Owl•• o.aur p1io1, Nov, 3, 10, 11, lA, 1'1• S0..-1• ·--------· PUBLIC NOTICE ---------------•tCTITIOUS aUSIMU I ti~ SfAflMlilllf f he IOll-lftO Pl"OM ""' <IOlllQ No• l. 10. 11. 1•, 1911 ------------509'-=.;...;..11:.tbu''~'e: P 0 R f E C 0 H 0 MI C' PUBLIC NOTICE GROUP, INC. SOO Nt w-1 C:enlor O"ve, S11llt )50, Htwll0f'1 8 .. <11. ----IC.lllornl• tlMO SUl'l!•tOttCOUaTOftTHE A,,,, .. , E~f ~rvlCt\, IM, SYATECWCAUl'OllHIA ,0. • C.lllOfnle '°""'"''°"·SOI) N~wport Tit( COUNTYOftotlA..01 C.nter Orlw •1'0. Newport ...... fllO.. Aof1ftS Cet llONll• '*'° MOT I Clf o• "•A. ING o.. '"'' b;nlM" Is <OftClueteel b'I'. Cor• l'I T If !Ott "°" "1tOeA Tl: OI< WI I. L POf I loft ANO L1nr111 TEIT4Mt:NTAltY. • A1'11ey ''°"°""' •01t AUTMOltllATION TO AO· Senl<H, IM M I N I \ l E It U N 0 E • T M If Robin J ~ INDll'EHOfiNT AOMIHISTllATIOH ptfll4el'li . or llfATISACT. "''' ... """"" Wt)"''° Wiii\ Ille E•l•te al P.t.ULA.WOOL. Oe<.,.Wcl '-·· ,.~ • "-Cou NOTICE IS HERE&V GIYCN 11\.tl ~Illy .....,.,. Of ..,..,r1911 nty on SHERRY L WOOL 1(1.ENSKE "'" HovembtO, ,,.,. ·~ PulllfMIH 0.""0t C.0.ll O•lly Piiot NOVt1"bet 10, 11, U _,.., Oa<et11De• 1, .. ,. Ul J.11 PUBLIC NOTICE lll•d llereln • petition IOt Problle al Wiii •lld '"°"""~ ot Letter\ T ~JI.....,,. '" y lo th~ P~llllonrr •nf t or autl!OflHtloll to """'1111.ittr und4!• Ille lllcl•Pllndef\I .otnlnlJl•etlOn al E\lete\ Act, 1ele••nc:• to !lfllkll h ,,....,. tor lutlfler ptt11(ul•~. -11\.tt ~ """ •"4 pl.et• al ~ .. "'9 lfte H,.,,. rw.i • """tel lor Dturnber S, 1971, •I tO·OO ---.. -,CT-1-T-IOU_S_l _U_Sl_tl_l_l_S __ _ •.m , If\ ll'lt court-ol Dl!Ptrlment NAMI STATliMl:Nf No. 1 ot '81d coun, •I 700 Civic Conrer ,,,. follqwl"O 11tr-I• 401no butl· Ori~~ W4\I, In Ille City Of Sant& Ar1•. "'" n : C.ll1or11te MAlllC C:l.AlllC AHOCI ATC~. 01teo NOW!t'llllollr 14, '"' '* w. o...rv ""'""'· S.111• An•. WIU.IAM I , SIJOMN Otlltomla 9'100 County Oefll Me flt """' CIMk, IQ w O•trY .IUOITM A. ICALU1t1Y Ave-. Serll•AN, c.llfornte.,]Of UU I:· C"-Avt, Tiii\ buJll\fU ll ConClu<ltd llf 94\ If>. •1111tne11,C:..~m>1 dlvlllll•I. l Tel: SH-ttfl Me'1l Pt11I Clerk Atter""' twr .......... Thia tll.......,.. WH lllecl wlf" llWI Pulll"lled 0.-CCMl\I 01lly PUOI, C-ty Cltf'll Of 0rtftQI County °" 0<· Novemllltf' "· 11, 1•. 1m totiw n , 1m Wllllown o. lloQ9t4, mn lrvwn· --------- •llPlt Pvtllf1'*9 °'-C.otsl Ofll'I' Piiot, PIOvembtt >. IO, 11' 1•, tf'lt ..,Q, S111t• AM, Cotllf0f'11tt '770S We ylend W PAllSI•, 7J A'Cl9" free Len•. 1,.,.,.., C.lltorwe 9'71S Cll•rltt M OIVlla. <lfn •K1te11t, lrYltte. C.llfOt"'• fr114 D011•td C ~And ...._ G TllOnlo\orl, 0.....-n 9 llttMvl'llOft "91111, ............. , ..... Sift P.cito Gatlfo<ma"1il • Tftl\ -IMU I• C-l•CI Dy • ll~lltcl P«INnNf>, PM.fl<lt A. O'HHI "'" ..... Tl\I• '""""""" -fltef Wllfl 1M COliftl• (ltA et Ot•llOll c;_.., on ,..._ ..... ""' PUBLIC NOTICE •·SMU SUl'l•NMt ODU•T 0"' fMI! ST A Ta M CAU "°'9 .. 1 A "'CNl TN a COUNTY CW oetAllOI .... ...,,.. •OflCI OP MaA•l .. O Ofl l'lflflO.. "°'9 1'110UTl OP WIL~ A .. O COCHCILS llft AMYi AMO ,Oill 1.1na•s TllST ... l•TAltY ANO . . . .. ,, .. MOTICI TO C•EOffOtlS fllO..~t SUl'l•tOll COUltT O• TllE SYATEOPCAU'<>llHIA f'O• TH I: CIOUMTY OI< OltANOE 1111 ... MMW °' ""'Ulattt of Eo+IA P COONS, O• EOHA PAL.MEii C.OONS. CleG..-4. Nollu '' .......,,, q1...., to <reotlon 11••1119 c1.imt -Inst ..,. Said 4K•· ""'' to Ille W•<I ct411rm '" Ille Offl(• ol fl• <lttk OI Ille ttoru•ld coun or to ll'Otlll tllltm to IM -nJ9ned 11 lhe ottke of A lllCHAA D KIM&ROUGH, LATHAM etld WAYIOHS, J.SS So\1111 r 10'*er Sf,...,, l..ol At19tltts. C.lllOfnl• too'1, wl\ldl 1-r office II Ille pl.au ot buslf\IU Of flle lHlderllOfltld In .all men.rs per\tlf!lno '° Wkl ntet.e. M ii c1etm1 wit" ,,. ""'•'WfY wouc:""" "'""'be 11190 Of orfteflted es tfor.wkl wlll\ln 1011• mof\fll\ ill!er "" ""' PIA>lf<etion ol llWI llOll<t. O.ted Ho-..rnlM!< e. 1911 Artt"" a. eoon... Jr. E¥e<ut0t'of Ille Wiii Of Wk! 0e<.edellt LATHAM &WATIUHS ,._.,., .. uw WS...111~~ LetA11991et,CA-I P\11>11\lltd Or_,. C.0.11 O.ny Piiot. NOVemtHr 10. 11. 1f -Dt<A-1, ,.,. PtJBUC NOTICE • . . --------------------------PUBUC NOTICE ·-------------PtJBUC NOTICE .. PUBLIC NOTICE -----~-----~-~ PUBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE U-HM '"** •ICTITIOUS IUll•ll• llAMllfATIMa•T Tiie toll ... lfll per.-ere 0011\0 .... 1 ... ".' MOUU 0, CL.65S 2W • Cfflt Hltftwn. GltON Ott MJo', C.lllerl\le $Jl ltrf\trEiL' V•t14"-llt. t/10~ Orlto• M y., No . •· $•n J 11•11 c..im•M. t1ot111• mu 4fftY L. V ...... lle, tnti ()r1991 PUBLIC NOTICE .......... ., ... ~ •• let, '" '"' ,, .... 1, '""'*' l!ffal. •••ll•~t "' ._ .. -,.lt<•t~. CeftlKI ,..... "'9ttllll, .,.. AvlellOft &lvf , ~ .. .,........_.......,.(JUI ..... 100 ~....-or.,... 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EQUAL HOUSING OPPOA!UNITY 'a:r'111bv11.-..u: AJ.I real tale ad\l'rlUot'd an thl.1 iww1papt"r '" \ub 1Kt to ~ t't<kraJ l"a1r liou11n~ Act of l!ll!ll • • wluch ~II~ II llh•&•I lo , advert11e "any rro • •• feren<'e. 11mua111on. 01 • NEVER OCCUPfED d.a5cnnuoal1on t>ai.td un . rare, eojor, rel!jitaon. M"C Dl'l1ght!ul 4 bedrm, family rm. wet or nauonail on gin, 0 1 Hn bar, rrucro-wave oven. enjoy Sun & int.enuon to mallt! an)' Sail Club for only $122,950. Ask for sueb prefel't!nee. bm11a Gl e n Hellwarth 631·1266 WARMEST THANKSGIVING .WISHES TO YOU WE'RE SORRY WE SLlrnD -with the party with the large family, please cJll ~0-3006. We overlooked s howing YOU thlS la rge 4 bedroom , ramily room. dming room. 2 1~ bath home. Ovt:r 1900 Sq. rt. Low. low price of $82.500 LIVE CLOSE TO WORK -Check this home plus business opportunity on a lar~e lot. Sharp 3 bedroom, 2 bath hom e with a garage door business in the rear . What a steal. Call quick. • UDO ISLE Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances custom 5 bdrm.. 4 bath traditional h ome: l i k e new . Idea l f or entertaining. ssoo._ooo OCEANFRONT Quality craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floors. sets orr this landmark: 4 BR . 3. ba. home in finest location. Established trees & lawns. $475,000. t.ioo,ordillenmlnauon " I This newspaper wtll notl knowingly accept any »dvertls lng for real estate which 1s m viola UOooflhe law. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA I .$115.000. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Fashion island view from 3 Bdrm. Country style home. Used brick & rough sawn woods; swimming pool, jacuzzi. $~.000. Hones For Sde ••••••••••••••••••••••• GH•H• 1002 ..•••••.•.•............ Decorator's o,..°"' I MESA VERDE We found 1t for you! Now you can use your talent & fix it up!! Gaant S HR home ! Family room• Large patio! Need paint and wallpaper'! Don't' delay, call 645-0303 I "·i.-~~-' FORESTE. OLSON -llf A\TlJ .. , I" a ntastic location. Upgraded 3 bedrm. 2 bath. $98.500. ·Open House Sunday 1-5: 1998 Orange. C.M. Ask for Bob Milliken 631-1266 ATTENTION BUILDERS Duplex with room for 2 more units. Close to schools. shops and bus line in Costa Mesa. $149,900 Ask for Bob Milliken 631-1266. $2000 UNDER MARKET 3 bedroom 2~ baths 15 acre meadow view in Newporta'ferrace. immaculate S85,900. Ask ror John Mars h all 631-1266. SELLER MOTIVA TB> Selle r mus t vacate beautiful 4 bedroom. 2 1-'.? bath home in Lake Porest. Featured in LA Times Home Section. Deck with bench seatin~ - $109,500 Ask for Craig Batley 631-1266 EASTSIDE DUPLEX Owner has never raised rents on.. this · large duplex -sunken living room - 3 bedrooms -21h baths -private patio and double garage each unit. $198,500. Ask for Roy Siemens 631-1266 AFFOR~ABLE I RVM~ -Newport -L1'V~ 1n pre~ --sb.gious West.cl1fr for un . der suo.ooo. Spacious of costa mesa, Irvine, newport beach, Inc. bdrm, family r oom, country kitchen. Nea~ 234 E. 17th S1reet, Costa Mesa and clean and ready move into. C.11 us atl 631 -1266 ~ll.51 for further de · Lalla ~HERITAGE , . ,,,.~ -REALTORS LAVBHE & MARGIE These two bombshell!, are 3 bedrooms, 2 bath bargains. The asking pnees are $69,500. and $77.900. respeet1vely . Laverne Is loc ated across lhe stre<'l from a park and Margie has a wet bar & cathedral cell· mg. You've got to cherl out th ese two s weetheartt1. CAL 556-2660 C:SELECT T'PROPERTIES MESA VERDE ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS Nat1on'o'1de Network or lnd1v1dually O"n<'d and Operated Real E.<.tate Office!> MAIUHA -WATEltAOMT $174,100 ..... F inest waterfront living-boat s lip available too! 2 Fireplaces. Step.down livin ~ rm. Formal dining room. All natural wood kitchen cabinets, food center & grill too! Wet bar . View + mirrored wardrobes highlight master wing. 2 Patio sundecks. Walk to shops a nd restaurants. Common pool, spa, sauna & gym -call fast !! 752-1700 I 1662 Moc.A.rtt.r lt•d.-Wh IO~ • HA,,Y THAHKSGIVIHG TO ALL -@M~ Buy new and 1M the be11t ~ IRAHD HEW 4.rLEX • ~ tax advantages. Tbes<> R E A L T y area deluxe units. two of IRAHO HEW 4-PLD Buy now and get the best tax advantages. these are deluxe units. two or Which are 3 bedroom. 3 bath and the olher two have 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. Cer amic tile kitc h e n , fireplaces. frencb doors to the polio, encloeed garages and ex· lra parking. Greal beach c\ty localion. CALL whieh are 3 bedroom. 3 640-6259 bath a.od 2 bedroom, 2 baths . Ceramic tile kitchen, fireplaces, French door• to the pal.lo, t>nclosed garages and extra parking. Great beach city loealion. Call 751·3191 «;::SELECT tPROPERTIES srACIOUS! LIGHT! 751·3191 AIRY! Soaring cathedral ceil· C SELECT lngs.-Professionally T'PROPERTIES landscaped . Lge lot.1 _______ _ Room ror poo~. Lge fmly TERMS rm & frml din rm. Blll Gr eenbrook 2 s tory Huge • BeauUful. 4br. home. Executives home 3ba newer home on cul· for gracious entertain· de-sac ln Costa Mesa. Ing. Act now! 545-9491 Can arrange low down ________ , payment or low monthly LUSK,.. (Qtlwm:mam1n1 I P-=t~~~re>~1tor H A R I 0 R V IE W Eatate . ~·9873 . HOMIS ~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia-~ Chance of a llfeUme. For a man or decl.!lion. Jlu gt' lot, faotaath~ view. 4 bdrm 1.1.mk home w /the mo11l advantageou8 financing. Come In and talk nnandng. s:m ,500. mlnl~~ I I -. ~.II I ''I I' ·~1 ' i•u '•••• ' !'") ,,,,. M1• llGCAHYOH Hu to be Ulla prestige eommunlty'a fin at valuel 3 Bdrml. + den: lar.-t "A1.11u.ta" plan ln b9et earty area locale wlU1 "'eepln• aoll CCMne rierwl Ulle nnt • lot1111 cbarm101. SZ2t.000ll AOENTMO-Neo ~II. macnab I Irvine ?-realty HAllOI VllW HOMIS S upe r family h ome I 5 BRs family rm -kitchen w/planked flooring -2 fplcs, one w/cuatom hearth. Prof. landscapiJlg + spa & jacu2z1, fireplt & gas BBQ. S225,000. Helen Wood 644-6200. (D-130) 642-1215 ten ~r Ori~ Irvine •t CMnpus V•l'-f center ' 752~1414 TfU GIFT THAT KEEPS OH GIVIMG - Beautiful 3 bdrm home. less than 1 yr ()Id. Owner movinJ! and needs to sell fast. Decor. to your taste. All for only $84.500. ' IEACH DUPLEX -No down VA . $64.900. Unbelievable 2 houses on 1 lot. Live in one, collect rent on the other. No down VA. move in immediately. SE.YEN 4-ft.EXES -Three 3 bdrms. one 2 bdrms. Special owners unit with frplc. 20'# Down. break even. 1500 Sq. ft. each. Offered at Sll0.000. each. 540-3666 -Thb t.o.M redly hos CllMott e'Yetfittlng Jut --.;.. the lnwy of a he.e.d pool & facunl. a waterfal. two fie eplac:n. e.g. stora,. oreos, ncrhlrol stoM GM tile, laundry roo111 pC1t1try, brHkfast arH, patios. lus'9 atriUlllS .ct gar••· Mede• tile .ct ~-A fow bedroom "°"9e with 2'/2 baths that you can't afford ftOt to SM! Just redllced to. .• $259,500 1714) 497.3331 WESLEY !'; TAYLOR CO REAL TORS since t~M '?ARK.UKE SEI llHG'" Be autiful Palermo in Harbor View Homes! Premium location on quiet corner across from greenbelt in Phase 11 . Convenient to comm. pool & elementary school. 4 Bdrms with lge airy kitchen opening to family rm w/wel bar + formal DR. Lovely ldscp yard with l~e trees. bit-in fire-ring & BBQ. Perf. home. $189.000 incl. land. WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTOlS 2111 Saft Joaq 111 Hits Rood HEW PORT CD4TElt, H.1. 644-49 I 0 FOREVER VIE.W! Ho QualifyifHJ Forever View of Hills! Gorgeous park settmg. Spanish entry. Brack fireplace. Form.nl dining r oo m . 3 Spacious bedrms. Prime Irvine location. No qualifying. Owner wall crealivefy finance! Don't hesitate, call today 752.1100, Cl"l1' Iii 0 • 11 S Wl\I IOf!f No(f• BUILDERS House plus pool. plus Bachelor on 19000 square foot R-2 lot. 6 Unlts 0 .K. Owner wi ll carry and s ubordinate. Asking $170,000. Call 962-7788 ~ K€Y. WR€ALTORsA tMVESTOR'S SPECIAL Sharp 2 bdrm home to live ln whUe you build IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm .• 21h bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, pla yhouse. storage $169,000. Terms. IAYFIOMT Several Cine bayfront homes with pier & slip AVALON Well constructed. 3 BR. l ba. oak floor, partial basement, concret~ foundation. $120,000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3-ll Buy\•d• D•··• NB o7'> 61b1 HAVE A UNIQUE GOBBLE. GANG! U,._,l()UI: li()Ml:S REAL TORS". 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar also in Mesa Vercle, at 546 5990 <!It) CIR Heal tors EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Duplex. Sharp 3 bdrm owners unit w /cathedral ceilings only t 'h yrs new. Remodeled 2 bdrm le· nants home w /walk·in closets & laundry rm. Don't hesitate! Call now I S4.S-9491 RIDUCED $4000 Superb upf'raded model home, 4 Br 2-sty, l'h yrs new. now just $94,900. Save even more by as· swning 914'~ coov. loan at 1539 mo. w /lower clos· Real F.stale . log costs & no quaUfylng. -------- ~ Walker & Lee 64~5096 751-2719 Hh)hway ....... 63 level acres with water on U.S. 395 to Mammoth •Reno. 64~5096 55~1321 TJ..7100 FOs:IEST E OLSON .. "' ... ' '"• EXEC HOMl-V•W Beut.. prof lndscpd, 5br, 3ba bOme. -Din rm, lam rm. 4 car gar. Over 'Ill ac vulot.l'lll yrs new. A real IM.I)'. !m-5370 [el&MI your duplex on the rear A-~..., __ of th.ls R·2 lot In East&ide ~~~~~~~~ ALLSTATE llALTORS Costa Mesa. Call today 1;: ------- for appt to aee lhia ua· lll••••••••••••llllliiiill• usual property. S<IS-9'9 l c:= Walker 1; lee Real ~late Sell \hlnp rut wlth Dail1 Pilot WanlAds. CIMTUL & EXC~ 2 BR. Oen, condo in Big Canyon. View of golf course from deck. walk lo pool and tennis court. Owner wlll lease. lease option. trade or sell. Occupy immediately. $175,000. CE llDBll ILlllS aa. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVTCE THE DaUXE CONDO ILUFf S D e luxe Setting On Fabulous Oreenbelt. De luxe WrapAAround Patio W /Fount a in & Lush P la ntings. De luxe Carpeting, Drapes & Wallpapers. New Deluxe Kitche n. New De luxe Furnace Plus Air Cond. WI Air Purlfier. Please Call For Appt. To See. Deluxe Price Of $174,500. A "Joy or Newport" U sting. ----~-- , . -.......... ... .................................. _ UJe afofwL flaft'I THANK OUR MANY FRIENDS IN THE COMMUNITY Atll WISH YOlt AND YOURS l HAPPY THANISGMNG JoA•.....,•gh J1 ...... .... ......... Jo Ami Dor. D...._Htt ..... Ele•ar&.g c.,..,.. Mason MaJMPropp ec ... swt.te.. SalyT•..,... Lontto v. Ott .. • .,.,.WWt. Gladys WlllOlt 675-3411 L U S K --R I-.·\ L T Y J }1•!,I/ /> /.:/\~ ,\ .\1111 ( ,, 2':> 1 SE Coo~I Hwy Corona dt"I Mor ~COATS & WALLACE CA:P REAL ESTATE, INC. A l OCllll Y OWNEO COMPANY SE RVI NG THE SOUI H COAST AREA SINCE 196\ LEASE O,TIOH LOCATION & MonYA110M -it's all offered here on the sale of this beautiful 4 Bdrm 3 bath home . Don't miss this one. c• tod9J,54'-414t Serving Costa ·Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach·N ew port B each FOUMT.AIH V AWY FlllD~ltO_ME_ SPICtAL 'ndy 3 Bdrm coUage- FresbJy painted neat new roof. new carpets home w/pool size yrd, and paint on a buge lot. warm eartht.ooe cii>t.s. ROOM for anythi.ag your 11Ua 3 bdrm bome hat it heart desires. Westside all. O>v'd patio. O>nve-Costa Mesa. $70.000. ment t.o schools ar st.op. 1,>lng. Hurry ! Only f75,900! Sf.S.MU c::I Walker & lee Real Flit.ale Have something to sell? Clusilied ads do it well. WESTCLIFF AREA Spacious 5 bdrm. home on a quiet s treet ne ar Ma rine rs t ~rk . Freshly painted, with new carpets -you can move in r ight away! The family rm., with cheerful frplc., is definitely family sized: enclosed yard; a terrific value at $186,800 & owner may finance. 673-4400 HARBOR THANKSGIVING WISHES FROM THE PEOPLE INOUR NEWPORT CENTER OFRCE • Gary Archibald Devon Belding Carol Drake Russell Guarner Nancy Hurst Margaret Jungclas John Richard Bill Wedmore Marcia Wor1dng Cliff Atklnso Rod Daley Elaine Fournier Dave Hlrschler Noel Johnson Sally Kahahane Jean Vinson Jorie Working LOTS OF LOTS If yM"Joe 11 ' ... t. • WC I ..... wa'we i:: •• ~ ..................... 0.. oiftt: . CRISC9ff IA Y -"'"f'HJk-toe_._ 0tt te.e oc••• .. of redfk CM1t Hltlrw.Y r.. Horth 1...-0,' iffO. •• 9 .-i.w. of """" b.ec:e..d,.... ....... HIGH DtUVI -........ 111 _,.. _.... J H · ,,.._. ......... 0.. ..... bftt ~le Norftf &...-.. c ....... dfy ... ... SUMMIT DllVI _.:. t Oc... .Ww loh. priced for ..-W•WMI ~.,..., « of· f.nd -................... '"""".fl· ce..,..loc...._ DAMA POtMT -L-. ..... R·I tot°" oceo•ti• of PocHk C~t H 9ttway; ocrou t9'• stre•t froM b l uH · .. ... THI UST OF I A YCllS' Pr1mr location on Commodon· Rood in RDV<'r<'"l I von Wt>lts built. oridefullv mo1ntom d a nd properly nri<'t.'<f J b<'dr0<un~. f ormul dmin~. 9200 Ml (t Jul and u nowan~ floor plan for .-nehuntmg entcrta1rung. Th.as 1s a "c·rcom puff'' und won't last Jong ut SI9S..OOO U Pll!il U REAL TORS•. 675 6000 l443 lost Co1si Highway, Corona <Jel Mar Jlso 1n M1·~d Vur<h!. d i !>4b bOOO tro.t .•. SIS0.000. ~~~-- 644-70 20 • l I Zl SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROA D NEWPORT IEACH ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:P REAL ESTATE . INC. A LOlAln OWNlO t:OMPAN~ \IR\llNG IHl SOUI H COASJ AREA SINl:I l'H.i LOW DOWN L~r~c Duplex in excellent condition on <1u1ct street Just across the street from channel. As king $190.000 Seller wall curry it all with u small down payment. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 2919 NEWPORT llvd. FANTASTIC ADUlT COMDO -A great J Bdrm un;t. beautiful Huntington Bay location. Walk t-0 shopping, close to community pool und .clubhouse. Great for I person or couple, only $49,950. c .. 546-4141 ' corner 30th · l ~---------- Serv ing Coc;ta Me ~.t lrv1n1• Hunl1nglon Bc.1ch-NPwport 8P;1c h VA LARGE 3 Bedrm. I~ ba. airt ~. auto sprlnkler & &•race opener. Kitchen m .ooo. 00-9161 ~A I l ~-~·L·.n-.n-.J4--~~ NEWPORT DCB'TIOHAL OHTHIWATIR TlMUX $171.00D. $142,500 JadlSmJt.h Rel &It.ate Lease opt1oa $10,000 cuh -..9122 Ir S750/mo. Greeoe:d and perfection aurroun this ..... ....._ ...._ ......_ --~ excit.ang 3 level comer condo. home with 3 BAY& bedrooms, den. ram1ly room and dining room. BEACH Proleaatonally decorated in quiet. good t.ast.e andl lmmaculat.e. Convt'nlenl 450 NEW'ORT CTR. DR. to beach and tennis laVM TallACl-¥11W-4J I 0,000 1''ubulous view of ocean, bay. city lights and Calullna ! Also the sunsets ore unbelievable! Homes ure rurely for sate in this beautiful area. Hurry to t) •e thls love l y home with 2 bedrooms plw; maid's rm & sitUn~ room. family room & formal dining rm. Gor~eow; p00l ln enclosed patio. WISUY M. TA noa co .. UM.Toas 21 It S-JH •llfll ... load HI WPOU CIMTIL H.I. 644-49 I 0 Lingo RulEsrAlt DCWSIVE LOWER THIH ARCH IA Y -Dl~tM..doftt.r ..... w henlft thlJ .,...., P""ttcJ&o-Cote•.-ity &. SCMlftt Ll..-a. nn l INl•n• a.-h touted• o ..... lot wttlt ........,...,. .,.._. betow. TW1 ca ltt often ,...., ... Moch. hMl1 o.cl ............. c ....... WClitlftg for Y°" ..... $295,000 1714t 497-3331 BAY& BEACH 00 NEW'OA (J'R. DA. 7H11 A WINNER! Award wlnnJna eod unit In Woodbnd11u, with 2 bdrmis.. 2V. balb•. up· IJ~ Clil'1)etini " UJe. P ny ii very 1harp It U AX & MAKE$ f''ttntastic buy. Priced below market. Orumutic li ving room wHh sparkling fireplace. row of glass overlooks lush ovcrs17.t!d rear yard, formal dining. Sl!cluded stairs to executive game room. Separate wtng for master suite & ch1ldrens quart<'rs. Minutes to bch. U fix ur> & muke Thouf.lt1nds. KA TB.14 RIAL TY 847·6D6 I or 546-9366 w1 I b e fre s hly landscaped. Xlnt buy at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SllU,500 _ C--dtlMar 1022 eo...w... 1024 .............................................. WATERFRONT &-!joy the ever chanJting SPYGLASS lllLL HOM t: bay & oce1m view rrom 15Cambri•Spcctacul;ir your dJJllna & Uvan{( rm vlewr8'7~ •It. SLASHED To$72,500 Beautiful 3 BR 2 BJ\ home PLUS fabulouw famlly rm. Great ramlly ne11rhborhood. Lowest price l.n area. ureas. Pu:turc wtndowa. Th4' •uoaei. arc 1alwa)'111--------• beaut.llul I nu. condo 111 oo fee land (you own Ill & all rooms are spacious. Including 2 lovely bdrnu1 & lanai. 2 B1Uul ; 11110 rcarage ~ parklllH 1p11ce. $350,000 tioal 1llpg avall oo conln<.'t. ....._ .-. -------... A.5TRA REAL ESTATE 754-7100 H~~~M IASYTOIUYI COMOOMIHIUM Super Eaatsld" cul de Convenient locatt0n. u c loc. 2•000 Sq. Cl. BAY& BEACH SU>&le story, 4 or 6 BR + 1 marvelou11 rccreallon11I fit m 11 y rm .. hug t• fa c i 11 U er.. L 11 r g e kitchen, ea ling area. I bedroom, full bu1lt 1n Sunael R.E SSl-8623 kltt'ht'fl Ready to sell at 460 NEWPORT CTR. D'ft 7M11 '52.000. CUSTOM HOMI COLI OF MIWPORT Pool siie Jot. Spaciout & REALTORS open Jbr. formal din rm 675-551 I Move In cond. Great loc. _________ , 979·5:'10 SPY~LASS HILL ALLSTATE REALTORS 4 Bdrm Oceanview;, FltfSH PAIHT l>rru.tJc price reductiorr · - Inside & out. Near So. Picture 11 mohll.-home lrw111 & lfWln Realt.«i. t HAVI Coast Shopping Center with 11 dr<'k uv"rlooklnK 644-6 I I I A PROlllM Lvly' bdrm Greenbrook lh<-breakers. ror ssppjn& S6J.450 beauty w/lmly rm. New a cocktutl or watc:hlng i--------•I Sul you oon'l · 1r you get upgraded e 11rlhtone lhe aunaet. Sec1tnty adlt over here & sec lhia 2 crpt.5 thruout. Stor11ge 11ark. SJ2.~00 Olhers bdrm. 2 ba rondo thal &alore plus finished attic from $4000to$31,000 hw. Iota of rm <or a 11tnall 1torage rm. Call fHl. 644-6111 pnct:. Owner will con· MS-MIU --------•( "OT A sadcra1J offers~77. URIEY, !HIS (~IWfiiNJllllJtl NJMI DUPUXIS SB.LllMOTlVAnD Located In 100 block. Seller m us t vacat Wes\ Newport: older beautlful 4 bed.rm , 21Ai b front 2 bdrm. has new TRYalAL LOWDOWN ON BIG DUPLEX. seller to carry balance. Big lot . Gocxf loc:, across street rrom water. $200,000 JACOIS REAL TY 67S.6670 l'hank.agl vang Special! ' 3 "-· -•-1111 .. ili-"".lilil-•-.. -lii-Aiii.-....,_ Bl\, a full bat.hi & ram1ly Real Eel.ate rm., singhdam1ly home ,.._-_______ _ IASTSIDE completely remodeled. __.,f_.~ R E A L TY .. OPEN HOUSE • 759-1111 , courts. J home an Lake Forest. plumbing, electnc11I 1n .---------. Featured In LA Times kitchen: rear bachelor m Old CdM I '"i Block11 to •· Little Corona Be ach. Features new kitchen. roof & utenor + a ~ek ocean view! Don't m u.ll thlil beauty at $229,:,oo <D·l30b l COSTA MESA Completely refurb1ahNJ Bdrm, 2 bath home. RV acct'SS. on a huge R·2 lol ~.ooo. REAlTY • / ' THANKS Wl\TUtr HONT I-Home Section. Deck wit unit over dbl. garage ; ~~~~~~~~~,j-';::sl~;'~wn:I Al Thanksacvm" time lfOMt' bench aeau.n\-$109.500 space for 2 extra can. " "' .. ~k r c a.1 u Priced at $149.500 EASTSIDl DllUXE rmst of us have a lot to be REAL ESTATE I '"' or r g • ey. DUPLIX I thankful for .. ceruanly 631-1400 ~ 2 Bdrm. &c l·bdrm. unit, I Built u condo& in const ' Bay & Beach Really canl R ~fl( West Newport, good ren- 3BRlr2 BR aiebdrms'I beveryl.hankfulforlhesr OC., ...... .,..O .... T ~tel his tory: w alk to ---------if le dbl ' b 'I many fnenda In the l ~"' " • be ch. .. ""'000 ~ R•NrJCe, u,yer harbor area· we would Fantastic duplt>x. 3 a •'-· To place your message c)>U, elc. not have lasted 30 yea~ bdrms., 2 ballul each unit of eo.ta Mesa, lnlne. 67~3663CQ•Rt!7:t~7.Eves before the 40GE.Jl!....:*'r RJ1 AU. .d-we bad oDt...eAjoyed a Jn>Jca~ & blt-ins Up_pe.r ..Newpod-Beacb. Jnc.. ~ A "' reading public, CJl MUS happy rela\.lOnSblp wi unithalblgb beam cell.· 234 £.17lhSl.,C.M. East.side, 3 bdrms., 2 ba. phone •• ·.-.. ournurnerouschents. perfect property to 6ll-U66 Completely remodeled; 2 Daily Piiot +r:. . ·rza owner /occupy. NOW N Uon· ..... -Net .. r car garage. $128,000 Clasaafied. W ·S678 • •: · .-BAY & GET THlS .. owner wall • .. ,..., wora 0 HIWPORT PEHIN. finance or carry large lndh1dually Owned • _______ _. 1 1:;=::::=;:::--::::::;::1 and Operated 2 Bdnnl .• 2 balbs, lrplc. WantAdHel)>? &42·5678 2nd T.D. or take cash ~aUl!ltateOffkea OnlyS89.000Leasehold. --------11.:.:.:=.::.=...::.:::!:.:._......:::::=:::::.::.: BE AjCH or??? AsklnJC $425.000 --------HEWPORT ISLAtolD ft Will IJstcn lo any re. 3 Bdrm .. ) bath bome on asonableoffer & terms. R·2 lot: frplc .• lots of 4!a0 NEW' RT CTR. OR. ._..___ ._Prop ......... •-b • macnab /lrvtne 1011 •~ · 0wwerF-.c11MJ HOME't;~~o;:E I * L7""7060 :z.Story (2 units> Franch Bdrm b r88 tu MEWPOaTHEIGHTS • .,,. * Country.look: Nor th 3 ·• 2 alh hOme ~ Laguna. "real ocean plus two 2 bdrm. units m USll> lalCIC FllONn Dover Shores Area! Spectacular I ·s tory execuli ve 3 BR home w/paneled den & wet bar. Walled yard W/space for pool. $350,000 " cow ncr wtll com;ider lease w/option to purchase». App\. o nly . Schweickert/Ha lderman 642·8335. ( E · 11 ) llG CAHYOH Broadmoor Plan 4. Delightful home features 4 BRs. 21h baths + format dining, living & family rooms . A s p ecial home in a s pecial community for $395,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <E·12) HOME FOtt THI HOUDA YS. •• AND IN BETWEEN DA VS ... Custom, 2·story 6 BR w/formal dining rm & cheery brkfsl rm opening to gourmet kitchen. N(•w cpl. $364,500. Barbara Aune f..1~·8235. <E·l3) IACHB.O.'S DIUGHT!! This 'h mobile -~ home will cx"ilr your animal ins tincts! Bright & h:.ippy tmchelor pad w/one BR. 2 hath:; + lush patio. Private beach. pool & jricuzzi in exclusive vill age. $43,500 P.S. -No anim<1ls allowed! ·Lois M.1ller 642·8235. CE · 14) CUSTOM IUkT "'J CONVININT Prof. decorated h o m e that is convcruent to everything ! 4 BRs 2 b~llhs. formal dining rm + beautifUl fonccd yard wt covered patio & dbl ~a r ti IH' Owner w111 con sider fJcx1blc financinR. $110,000. Marion J:.~rizzcll 752-1414. tE-15) WA.RM & IL.MANY' Cus t om res. an Cam eo Shor es W/8J)ectacular view of the Coast. Cozy fomily rm adjoins gourmet kitchen & wet b u r . Lg . pool acc••1u~1hlc from all rooms. $525.000. Ht•lcn Wood 644 -6200. <E·l6) VllW! SADOlll4CK TO THE SI.Al Oo vcr ~horcs b ea ut y with panoranuc bay view ! 3 Ddrm + l arl(<' (omit)' rm. & extens ive sccur1 y syM"cm. OU own e fan ul $370.000 . Ke n/ He len Hartley 642 8235 < E· t6a) 642 .. US 644 .. 200 t01 00"9r Ori ye H•rtlOt llttw Cefl .. ,. trYIM ., (.mpuJ V.tllty Center 752·141' TI:us 2 BR 2 BA home, --------.. rear. 4 Car parking sn de- haa an unoaual and lm·1--------• view. 3 Bdrins . & 2 h~lfulpark·lakc11eu1ng, pra .. 1ve floor plan with HAPPY bclrma., Crplca., new EHtalde Coste Mesa. no hallwa)'ll. The large THAMCSGIVtHG ltitchena Ir batha. with Propeny In xlnt cond1· 11 vang r oom h as a FROM THE FOLKS AT anUQue touches. Cedar Uoo! $:199,000 fireplace and the master p ET E . 8 AR R ET T Inside ~ out. Su bmit 873-3883 542.2253 Eves bdnn has t•rench doors REALTY t.enm ·take occupancy :>nto the pa\lo. Only now. ~.ooo. associated Sl5e,!IOO. ... McC:--clr 8 II \l I< I II':> A f J\ t T (J II 5 HAaDISTY a_., 49 ... 7151 RIALTOIS J t. 'W\i ti•1'I <1 t,' •t.t,.I 1--~-~_1:_i~--:-~ -1 PETA•~~ETT MUST SELL Havt> something you want •-.-----"'-2·.5200-Fresh. clean. vacant. to sell? Clusllied ads do,.________ N~w paint. mode rn qtllET It well. 642-$678. Want Ad Result.s 642·5678 kitchen, m l crow ave oven. 3bdrma,2ba. Must ""tlcJlous Area Great view from tha.'J 3 bdrm .. 21h bath San Luis Rey lownhou11e , w1lh frplc., paOo & 2 decks Near goH course & tennis COW1S. l\~.000 TOO GOOD TO II TIUI 3 Bedroom. 3 Bath home plus den with private yard and you own the land. Charming now and with a htUe imagination. huge potential. Phenomenal value at $179,950. A COUMILL IANml CO. 844·9060 CE 110111 ILlllf S CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE SICUllTY GUAIDID JASMIHI CREll Quiet Location ln Corona del Mor W/Ocean Vicw .. Siogle SCory Plan Two. 2 Bdrm. & Fam. Room. Sep. Din. Room . Bll·ln Extros Jn Kitchen . L~e Prof. Landscaped Yards. Clubhouse. Pool & Tennis. Reduced To $210.000. · DON'T MISS THIS Best Buy In Mesa Verde. 3 Bdrm. + Fem. Room ln Gr-eat Location Near Schools. A Little Redecorating Will Make Thia A Super Hou1e. $79.900. It's A Super Buy. .... be IOld tbla weekend. S73.~. CMUIYZI OCu.MY•W 141-07JJ PDINY PllCHEI ADS Ol.Y S2 Sell 1ny Item « com· bUlal.lon ol lttnui fw '7& or leaa with a Penny PWIW Ad. J Uoea for 2 t'Ol'll«utJve days. Eoch addllloul llM la 6IT for lbeldays. Charge ll! No commett••l •d•. • For more lnformatlnn and to place yiAlr ad oall &42·5671 ~ .... ~,_,...., ..... ,_ ..... -111,.ut IOCllll """'""'"~ ... .-,., ' l rh!ll@(.)j WISTCU .. AUA Spacious 5 bdrm. home on a quiet st reet near Mariners Park. Freshly painted, with new carpctS -you can move in right away! The famiJy r m .. wt th cheerfu I (rplc .. Is definitely f amlly sized; enclosed yard: a terrific value at S186.800 & owner m'-Y finance .. ,, . ; .. ""' , -....,. -. , ,, ............... -.. -.. --~ ...... . ......... A ' ... ,.. r-.....• ,J'4 --~ ._~ i i t:. i j 'l i "OW -1 "·1~ Msrtha Macnab642·8235 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPSt EASTSIDE • UNIQUE BUYS Ou• to clrwmtc:.nc:. feeing 1'-home own-• "· w• '•el e111remely Qood lnvet1rnen11 can b• rn•d• on lhH• propert1•: LOCATIOM Sharp 4 Bdrm Z l)afh home . R emodeled r--------• kitchen and bath Only --------$79,900. Call 546·5880 2712 WAVECREST ~·HERITAGE ·-· · REALTORS . DBJGHTFUL UVIH~ • in this beauWuJ xtra Jg 3br, condo. Front unit w/pnvacy, frplc. wel bar. pool, jac. Lola or closets. One yr new. WON'T LAST. 919·53'70 In H. V. 8tOldmoor, 6 bdrm. tlnvf• 1torv, tormtl din1119. decl..,111 ••ttnds 1n10 w00d4ld ••H, •••Y che<mln1L owner I• building in L•tuna. Orenlcelly r• duc:.d 10 S239,600. MUST SH ALLSTATE -4 Br& lrg ramlly room on RE.ALTOIS qwet dul-de·sac. Owner•---------moving out or area. J u:1t f1n1 shed re modeling. Open Sundey 105 VIA RAVENNA On Lido Ille, 4 bdrm" ... ti.tits, f .. land,~ •• brick and gleu, cloH 10 HMI'-bey and boetl~ The molt home tor $285,000 on Udo I • ()pen S..turdey 506 MARGUERITE Charmine Old CdM, 2· ttO<V, !*led wlndowa, 3 bdrm1M1d R·2 Lonln~ Out-of·•,..~. v• cant hom•. Jlf~IV 11r1ced at $172,600. OPIWI S.t. /Sun. 2907 SITTING SUN In Ori~ H. V. HUit, 11Un- nlnt 111-of C.tall"' pool, 4 bdtTnl, --Pl't. pelnt, .,..,.... "$4 ~ tint 11ecent on &.ttlnt Sun .. et 8279.600. Open S.L /~n. HIW USTlM~ Stl0,000 2 units of f\111 lo1 2 81 Spanish stucc:o. red tile roof w/frplc & u11art· rncnt Iara vance re altar full price sss.ooo A fR€HIG€ /-f-~ HOM€~ 3333 W Coast Hwy. N ll 64S-6646 Mmifta H'f:'•d1 2400 sq n. 4 r lri·level w/lort, I year new. up· graded lhruout. Owner soys sell. $155.000 A fR€HIG€ /-t-~ HOM€\ 333W.CoastJlwy, NB 645-664' $65,500: Your First? Owner's pride! Quiet 2 bedroom rondo with built tn!i, eat.mg area und COV· ered putlo. Comm. pool. 8KR. Call S40-1720 IAYRtOHT DUPLEX Spacious 3 bdrm. &c 2 bdrm unit with frr>lc. & 4 cor gar. A aup<•rb rental properly w/clty, bny b 1• u (' h u th c n I 1 I e s . 13115,000. Other fine oc.,1rnfront11 uvall. $3?5~000 To $47UOO lalMMI hy Prop. -~ • 67$.7060 . 67H0-62 I~~~~~~~ ----~~-~1 .. --------2 COTTAGES IN res,den· 81fl0/o U.I &One, ool)' $189 ,500. H.ardotty RHltora ASSUMAIL! 61.S:2811 For this uparaded 3 503Park Ave bedrm bome. copper Balboa Island plumblna. 2 Car dtchd C--.. ..._. I OJJ 11u. Total price S89tMO •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Pa1able t412 per mo. For l•-------I further Info, 645-&UJl 21DCOnA•I PLUS IMCOMI Peuf!d hardwood floor•. wood beamed ccllJnaa. 2 OPUl HOllSf RlAllY brick frpl" and country~~~~~~~~~! Jdtchen :;:: r bdrm ~~ mcome $18,511 • unil rih private yard ,.__.,a Mea's / IDC1peda. tieo.ooo. ~· CALL P'OR 5uath1ne JNP'ORllATlON Wood ~led Uvln• rm 644-7J I t dlftial, a bf!drooma aiid coveted peUO. BKJl. ~ N0-1120 ~ --· GRAND OPENING SAT&SUH <ffelesa CJJ/tdfs -,Wwraml.c ocean view and romantic night lights ' from . SS0,995 10% DOWN NO COSTS TO BUYER J,o('ulcd on the Dlufr at lhc W<>st <'nd Of W1h,on ttl Parlrl<' /\ve. 22'7 '9cHlc ._.. ..... 'FeCltuteS • Sunkenllvlna room • t-'01 maldlnlng aoom • Ru1'llc cudar ahakr roofs • •~ic lt•n 1 1vc wood I 1ddln$1 11tulnc'd bcam1 • t>cluxo lund.acaplng • Hu llt>tn mlcro,.vave nvcn • 1-'lrcpllK't' \ •C'ethtdrol rtlllna11 111 ma11t<.'r bedroom t;Alca Afrnt et site • ~!.~.~ ....... ~:!!.~.~~....... Friday November 2•1 1978 DAILY PILOT 5 "-'"For S. Ho..'" For S... H°"'" For SW ····•·····••·•·•••····· .............................................. . ~....... I 012 ............. f 052 Ho.Ht For S. HovtH fo,. S• Houttt For S• Othet-1~ ...... ················~······ •••...••••.•••..•.•••.........................•....................•.......•..•....••.•......•..•••.•.••••••.••••.• C.-... MeM I 024 lrYIM I 044 Ma , .... leeclt I 06' M._,ort leocll 1069 S. ,,_. MDlll9 "--• ••••••••••••••••••• •• • • •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••••• Capl1tr.o I 071 For S-. 1100 POINT YOUISElfi TO THE SEA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A POINT t18U& -n~ 3 & \4 bedrm 'l'ownhoml's. Ji"rom .$96.000. ld?'r Down. 91 ~ f1nMNnJ(. LOT IUILDERS! VIie ly TIM SH ~gan Exec 2 Bk. 2 BA. villa °"'UV. JJappg ':JI. anL~givtng FROM THE STAFF Of RED Hill REALTY HtGUll SHOUS -enJOY beach hvinJ: ror Just SlOS,900. Popular 3 bcdrm T ownhousf' model. HOW ABOUT A REMODEl? Bc'autiful ocean view. l story home on fobulous I 010 ICINGS RD., MB high on• hJll. Terra cotta Move into l.bla lovely k.Jlcb. Jae .. (ully \Jlt.-d ha!i single wade Glenbrook &c /hers shower an rru1tr ba. receive $500 cash ror Manyxtras + ncver('nd Chr1 s trn11 s shopplne ing view of twn. hJlhl & <l.O:JlW0.73) ocn MoWl9 Ho.. Stew. NIGUEL SHORES -otean view. 4 bedrms. gourmet 1<1tc11en. formi1l dlnin~ r·oom, family rm. $235.000. Al.LSI'ATE REALTORS 848-889S 171!6T·'3TO , ___ ...... ..;;.;;.;;.;.._ __ ,_ ___ ...;........_, ____ 42xlO trailer incorporated ltlGIHT REALTY ~l 1·3114 JUST COMr&.mD 33xl0 enclosed glasii & <>HIE OF A ICIND panelled c:obana. New Sell )QUI' bQllll(! or lf\eOITI(' propt'r•y (int w1• N~wport ft t: A•MH 131~'4 IASTSIDE Near Wetchtr. lovely home with :?230 S F + M"P T20 S F h'<' rnom twautiful lutcht-n & balh LOP qu.Hty pa1nl •n wullpaa~, 4 BR + ol face + TV room. aar W/optmer Pk1 ror CIA and 'RV'11 $159.500 IA-• option coruadert'd Ru J..aune. Rltr ~ Executive nwtees1 H~ We will pay 1our clOdtnll I,..,.. I 044 ~ IHdt I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sanluis Rev Model In Raocho tan Joaquin lneady to go al 11 .. comr and see 1t" pr1ce. You'll love the city tllbl view and it's only s teps from the golr COW"lie ! Only $140.000. Causey & Co. • OPEN DAILY 11-4 RHODA MAGIL. RLTR. 714/642-3600 black out drapes through C.Ome&csee lhis halllop~ out. Carp~ti n g, air, acr e Pa radise. h11(h forced air heat, stove. above the Dana Point refrlg. Full bath. 5xto Ma.in Marina, ocn view.• s t o r a ft e s h e d • huae Brs. 3Ba. 3 frpks. landscaped. Sl5.500, el\lr'Y way w /fountain. ·rreasure Island trailer leaded glass. many to 1>8rk. Call for appt aft G ~ati,ustom bwlt xtras. 714-499-3806/2l3·767.3900 OPIHHOUSE oom If you buy Un• 3 br s lktnn.. 3 ba .. tam. rm Cha.oeelJM Home belo~ ~ M•l m Wood Dec. l MEWUST1H49! Rustic South Laguna two story home wilh guect unit. Tree sbaded corner lot. F1exlble lineciog. SlS7.100. t4twpovf •ocJt I 069 SACRIFICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 4BR. pool. spa, lgl' Frt U/24/71Hrom 1-4PM AcrMpfwS. 1200 Sun 11126/78 from 12-4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F ..... LYHOME bndae Platt' Panta.:suc I. T .s. llAL TY f:ll°' and low ma1nt 551_.741 . ~~!Q. I~~~~~~- SALE OR ~E OPTION lBr Condo, super loc oo stream, terrific up1rds. $:)5.000. •gt 552-4268 • 1104So. C.Oast Hiway in VUlage ... aire LAGUNA BEACH C.Ontact J im Fl anders + (714) 581·5787 ., yard. Xl.ot area. $142.500. NO VIEW 673-4311 Agt. Jr you don't require 8 C.Ounty. 5 Br. J ba. 2 Nice 2Brl8acondo. view but need a big home frplcs. 2 car garage. lge 5.5.900. Pnn. only . tor your fomlly. you'll fne<I yard. Owner out of 492-"337"92·9861 find the other amenities count.ry. Must sell or lse S..taAM 1010 h S bd f ·i w/opt lo buy. Good ere. rms. ama :r terms Sl33 000 549·7971 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOACRES In the path or grqwth between Orange C.Ounty and San Diego. Can be spUt. Terms FARGO l /67&,5717 or I / 523""462 school1. cul-de-sac lit lll0.000. A.gt. 494-:M 14 ~ bdrm +den. fu.roiahed. Across from tennis & room, 3 baths. C.Ommuni· · · · · Great starter home. 3 br ty pool. large greenbelt IUILDEA'S condo 1 n adlt a r ea 700 ACRES playgounds within walk· DELIGHT• Pool/sa una. patio Riverside County at a 497-2457 pool. Choice or year u.s"2 "·~llllien... •. fn.'wE around schools. $114,900 'T '~ '-M'lrv;;,~ "'"" •DUPLEX• Ocean side ol hwy. level lot. easy access to beach. Needs paint. minor re· pairs: ideal for home & Income. Hurry, only $159.900 lng distance of schools & • . . /h •· la t w ·11 ma in Frwy offramp, s hopping. P riced at Newport Beach-exist~ng w wees .. p n s. 1 Some excellent com· "WOQ~Y" 2 C Open House Sat/Sun 10-S -------lhl lf5 3 AMPU5Dl:fRVINE 552·8160 17832 Glllman &..J-a leach I 048 Sln CAI\ home + room to bwld. pllllll & re-cprt your cir. •"""· Own h ed ed 10 Min from OCC on rnercial potential. Rapid· 2015 Port Provence e~ as r. uc pnce Fairview. SM.950. Call ly developing area and 2 CHARM Garage&CarSaleaLso. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• S~~~rfJi/; :.e:l~: By Owner . Walnut Sq. CRESCENT BAY OPENSAT l·5 al(am. Dont wait ! Call ""'"""" miles of Freeway fron· for details. 64~»7171 _.............., ___ ·------• ... accents this top locat PLUS elegant 2 Br condo oondo, 2 Br 2 Ba. xlnt New 3Br, 388• DR. lrplc. cd 3 bedroom, 2 bath & 3 priced below market. area. $163,900. SS2·908S art !am nn. view673-6634 c a r g.a ra ge. F :is t Both rui lake. 673-4311. 5. OCEAN FRONT posses&JOCl; owne~ anx· Owner/Agt. aous. Lowest pnce In -------• LOOKING TO USE Deluxe co-op apt. 2br. area. E -Z to buy a t BEST LOCATION 2 b a. huge d ec k . ('~21 Ii'i!itt1 ~i~N;-~~~:I~ ~::f.~~~~~ Excellence ~~ .~ , ----· ..... ~, Prime location near park ly OWMr Beautirully c rarted 2 Newport Cent.r Call The Mo•en w/t.ennls. pool etc.·lovely Missioo Really 494-0731 SB9.900. ~7221. OUR V A ? elevators. hld pool. 2 This super Plan • two · • • • pkg. spcs. Sandy bch, story patio home as WOW ! What a n op· adults. $185.000. beautifully situated on portwtily, We have 3 and HARCUM & HORN R.E . grt!eDbell. across from 4 bedroom homes priced 998Glenneyre 494-8551. the pool and spa. Highly from $75,000 t~ over si73,000 Duplex, contract upgraded, covered.patio s100.ooo· that will sell ol sale 3 yrs 9% 15% and Iola more. Priced to V.A. For full det.aila, call d 0 w n.. 1 5 % i nd • sell today at $82,950. today. .deautaful. CaU Marcel, ~1!~d~ r~t~e~~ 640.5357 Harbor View Montego tree shaded s treet 40 ~~~acre West St. & 1000 steps to ~~~~~~~~~ plan 4 Br 2 Ba. lowest -·700· Call 536-0397 and up. Near city Umits. beach. Excellent rloor pnce m area al only s.al leach I 084 County roads and power. plan: ·can be expanded LOVB. y LIDO $150.000. Call now. Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Excellentskiing. (ishing. $165,000. 8-013DP 54&0351 PUii.iC AUCTION and deer hunung near Ex • •t on a spacious 56' lot. a Mo•eftlbet' 26, I PM. by. Low down payment. Westclff R..tty . ~SI e roomy single story. 3BR.r---------SALE OF SEAL BEACH Call Sergio 801·364-6725 Rick Arlen 3 level home larruly rm home. charm· CONOOMANIA LOT + UNITS. call ror or Oarwln80l·S86·7334. Look ! Assume 9% GI, no quabfy. 2sty. 4/5 BR, 2~ ba, Mesa Verde. $109,800. 831-1257 Agt. 1.1.T. 957·2666 set amongst pines on 1~ lngly decorated w1lh r acr e p ra vat e 1 ot. cowit.ry french kitchen. A state of happiness af· 1 n ° r m a t ' 0 n c-rclCll Cathedral ceilings, wet oak floors. rares1de rectmg those rortunate < 2 13 >43o -&99o 8 nd P1..,...ty 1600 Excellence bar. Spanish tile. s unken rormal diniog. stained & people who own a front <213)598-4077 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautlrully crafted 2 tub. $230,000. C·Ol30P leaded glass windows row Bluffs or Newport T•till I 090 NEW SHOPPING DaRaPoiftt I 026 bedroom older home on Sun Worsh"ip and warm natural wood Crest Condo with bay or ••••••••••••••••••••••• CENTER •••••••••••••••••••••••1----------• quiet, wooded lot near tones throughout ocean view. We can he lp _________ , Newport Beach Area. Rmucm Sl.900 WEWAtn'YOU From unlimited decl PLUS 111duce1l.Call C......,""().I 0 __ tnple net leases. Firsl • To see this cozy 3 bdrm West St. & 1000 steps to space of spacious. solar . a large pool sized south ~ --Y .. _. I years renl guaranteed FOR QUICK SALE IEST DEAL IN 11h ba home in Irvine for beach. Excellent fl oor bdrm. home. Design' · bnck patio. $295,000. 4BR, 2"'1 ba, dbl carport. Pnme tugh traffic count. By owner. Ocean view WOODIRIDGE only $71.000; Ideal for a plan, can e xpand. interior accentuated t / forappt.tose~ new cpt.s/drps. S&S.500. 11.000 Sq. feet rentablc 38r 2\o!t ba+den. Pool , Beautiful & popular fmly just like yours! $165,000. B-Ol3DP imported wall covennf . Cal 6 4.._7211 21" < 2 l 3 1 4 3 4 · 2 7 8 9 • space. $780,000. jac, sauna. Many up· WarmingtonTownbome. ssi-.wn ~a Villa $385.000.C026DP <7141544·1"82 G~HdnCo. grades. See t o ap-Plan B 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Irreplaceable5 bedroom JI! I~-e!lla AIUSIDCUSTOM 631·3400or C:~~e. s1o2.5oo. Ph W,.~'::riu~g!i:eediot~i estateolfers a truly uni· .IJOUllL I ~ ~~~ "Whal a mess!" But 64...,.751 ---------1 used brick patio. Close to que opportunity for a dis· -;---what a buy! 4 BR custom &Toro 1032 school, lake & pools. ---------1 crimlnaling buyer. 6 bomeona hJllsade settmg C-2LOTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Hou:.e Sat & Sun. SQUEEICYCLIEAH Fireplaces. courtyard. B C wilhloadsof sundeckmg. ALL OF nus. 70'x221'. Priced low ror3wck sale. $425.000. EOOl OP For sale b y owner · aycres t ondo. by Massive mast.erswte ac· located at 10800 Beach R i.s. SI IZ,500 ~iaJL channlng 3 BR. 2 ba. nr owner. 2 BR. 2 ba. up· 3 B 2 BA. ining rm. 1*3Starflower Plus more -seller oi'va'ng I .__ h $109 000 ,,.,, o cc" graded pool 585 900 cented with luxurious Blvd., Stanton. $120.000. trader access, hg back 551·2754 BvOwner " · •-HMl:a 1050 ...... c • · ,,_........,.,. · ' ' · Roman tub &c ·pnvate BARRETTRLTY ard tr ( l J $200 per month ~f your ~ 552-4421.631·2467. ~_._ __ .,. 1 d ....... CNV\ ~~i~~ rw~~~~~';i, HIGHLAND VIEW ti'a~c!usr ~~0; J~eia~: I • ...:::;:::~·;::·· ~:!!.c~:1~& ~~~ 1-"eu"'"a~"'"'ro""'~""wc.:;;~_;o"'"·L-~--~""':e-m-.-~-Mea-'s;:;:;=-t t=fuf:~~~~~ Co.cto.:;;:: /Tow•· Fmn. 23891 Larkwood. Just waiting for you. da overlookin g the --F .-II bl h d bl bd . & 72 ·patio. Beaut. quabf)'Ulg Sl79,000 t.o.nfor...e 1700 581_..191 Id 1 1 1 . greenbelts. 4 lge bdrms. • • are ava a e on t 1s urwts. ou e garage, rden R .......... l"' ... LTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ea poo ocat1on. 3 ba +bonus rm. Hurry great• bedroom. family furnished. $210,000 ga & WroU.Rht iron _.._ &:A t ... titq011leodl 1040 gorgeous view or tulls. this one won't last. UHOlsntUCTAILL roombomewhich sits on HEWPORTIEACH picketfences.Mant cond. 551-7977 rllESTIGIOUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Upgraded carpets and 552-4477 ocean" canyon views: a premjum fee lot pro· REALTY 675-1642 $26S.OOOFeeS640·9617 •---------Emt .. co.do S&S Resale Specialists. drapes plus loads more. freshly painted. with new viding pricacy and orf Olherlel IEstah Situated on 2nd lairway 3.• or s bdrm models Hurryon tlusprestigjous carpet&appliances:this s tr eet -RV parking. lst-7t/,..9'12 llGCANYOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• or El Niguel Glf crse·a avail, s ome w/pools TwtlerockPlaceprope.r-3 bdrm., low main· $77,500. Beautiful 3 Br Deane Mobl.ttc..s bnn. 2 ba., ceot. k !C. 968--48l2. t$1yl.7 ~urs for only ---------·• tenancebome is in tiptop For~.col NO ~~oN2~ES eMnootraycosmopadcealo.uPsarmqsuett ForS. 1100 Close...._t.~ assoc. 'pooltl t~ p p rt ,.-.. shape & ready to move 6JAJA ZI I · r spa. •W<>OOe woo as . enrungtoo rope ies IUllLIHG IROOK in. Owner will consider ,..,. 51035eshore Dr. NB s uite. s unken Roman ••••••••••••••••••••••• R I C H A R D S 0 N SIMGLIESHAVEH contractorsale.SJ49,500 407Jasmane.CdM tub. secur. gu arded FAMILYrETPARIC REALTORS ....... ir.l.,'"'UTY 0~YOUI OW... CHARLESQUlNTARD comm. Flawless. 24x60 Diamo nd. 1973. 831-7700 -s:: -All wrapped up in one lor "'" " REAL...,..,R s· 1946 n... H Su I 5 s· be h E in ,,v · mce _,.....n se n • Akan siding, dshwshr. -------- h1cycle to ac . xtedra only $53,500 an xlnt A spacious 2 bdrm. unit You Tell Em! I Sell Em• Phone 644-8107 Sunday new C"'"· all 'or ... "'.200. lnc089 Property 2000 s arp 4 BR 1-¥.. Ba, us location in Irvine close to '""th expansa·ve ocean •-.,.... ,, ...., wa .. after llAM for admit· Low low down. e "SY ••••••••••••••••••••••• brick fireplace, new•----------• new Jrvlne Jr. C.Ollege .... -..... vt·-...s· beaut"ully " ..... ~. ,,_ • u tancethru~ecuntygale terms. Call ror details R.a.rTSIDE7 pauJt&carpet. l 1h years WOODIRIDGES&S Subm i t a ll offers. maintained f1'n a · g OPEUHOUSE ~ Id Lo f l. d ; ncm B 51"'1 JIM TAYLOR REALTY <t""") Pride ofownersh1'p3 Br2 o . t.s o pane mg an 552-44TI available $95 ooo y owner, 3 BR. 2 ba. .,..,9688 """" wall p3per. Offered for New Cypress wood condo r=:-.""........... MYsn' c ', ..... 1( Nstled in hills. Quiet cul· Dailu I ·4 u•ur Mobi~ Home Store Ba w /fireplace owner· ... $78.0CO. 2 Br 2 Ba. Open Sat/Sun -de sac $76 900 Must see '1 956-4500 u n 1 t + s i x 2 B r ll 12·5. $85,000. Owne r. A serene mt. & canyon tobeli · 586.536t 219 Viar-R-BLUFFS CONDO t o wn h o u s c uni t s . ilAWilitU~lliillll&iili..,.liiliil _55_1·_3877 _______ , view wi~mpse~orth: eve. ~ ..... _ $127,500 ROOMIES $482.00>. 962·4471(m: 546·8103 Terrace, Umv. Pk .• 3 BR, ---------• ocenn. · spacious · LogiMa Micpel I 052 644-5215. A,..t. Could share this 2Br. ~UEEl(Y CLEAN bdrm. family home 1s ••••••••••••••••••••••• L•d 1 1 ..,. home on greenbelt. Din· .,,.,. newly carpeted & paint· I 0 s e 2Ba. bank repo ror 4 PR€HIG€ ing rm. lndry rm. 2 ba. SI 12,500 ed.Avalueat$197,000 Laguna Niguel LIDO ISLE "Peanuts" Great cond. s I HOM€ OPEN HOUSE Encl patio. wetbar, up· $200 mo off your pymt fo E}iJOY the holidays star park •. low low down ~ AT/SUH 1•5 PM graded. $104 ,000. by one year. Spacious home • • Cho1ce73' Bayfront easy ~uabfy, pets OK. 645-6646 9Xll UTCJIFIELDDR. owner.552·5940 w/veranda overlooking !'lac.r•tc• Realty O...~ +-lOO'Boatdockage ta60Skyllne 1974 w/ex· l333W C.O tH NB 3 BR. l:V. BA. pool home. PRIZE WINNING Wood· l11~:=~~~:~1t:,~:s ~\.~~4, UNITED lltOICERS r~=~~;~!,~~~~r.~r pa.::..~ Store 64wu6Y. on comer lot. formal din· bri~e Crossing borne. 2 rm . Hurry this one won't SWEEPING 675-5626 mstrswte. v1ewmgdeck 56-•500 ing room. covered palio. bdrm. 2 ba. beautifully last. S52-44n. ~:!.~~ ~:·h~D~!>' VIEWS + 4 Bdrms J'.k bath electn c garage opener. upgraded. Close lo lake 111•1 •94 1111 Of ocean & mountains in Tertn'> available S73:al5,962·7804Ant ~52-~~i ctr. $115,000. (~1wnm41,1m1 ~~~f°..;~~"9~617 beaut. adultcommuruty. $6500 Agnt67~:558-1809 ..,. ---------• 1T1•1•99•!>91 End unit with lovely ---------• Real Est.ate grounds on large low $7500 o LOSING LEASE U .... IVaarft'V maioL lot. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, Assumes balance of n TOP LOCATION "PAaK'' 2-~~F~nch ~e r~~'ti~~/;n~!~n~\ St40.000S1100/mo. at lO'k Big 4 bdrm .. 2 ba .. home Low down moves you in. on bachelorhood forces 587,000 C 1 k N h $1'2.SOO 3 Br. home. r emdl'd. th 1 f 2 Bdrm, Jlh Ba adult OC· sale ol condo. llis good ountry-00 • ort · Goll course vaew. va-WI poo · Jac, am. rm. MOllLIE HOME INFORMATION Rent. option to bu.y info. repo's. loan assumption etc. Easy finance 0 .A C. 9ollices. Mobi~ Ho... Store Santa Ana 554·7070 W Anaheim 71il·1442 4UHrTS COSTA MESA C.Ontract or trade! All s paci,o,u& uoat.s te- fu.rbtshed w1tb private patJoo! $159.000. 752·1920 J QUAIL PLACE PIOPHTllES"" cupied. Walk lo shopping fortune ma y also be Btn single fmly 3 bdrm. 2 Laguna; great ocean 493-9494 49S.5220 cant. No credit needed. Completely remodeled. and ocean. Close to youni. Nicely decorated, ba home in prime loca· view. 3 Bdrms. & 2 496-2413 830-5050 By owner . 645-6354 Bag lot. much more. freeways. Offered for nearly new Plan 1 In lion: Close to pool, parks bdrms .. frplc11 ., new 1-~-------1 Owner will finance., No $S6 000 beautiful Orangetree. & greenbe,lt. Seller com· kitchens & baths, with Low Low down payment. Harbor View Palermo credit needed. $155,000 Westminster 848·8895 10,.. Tll l :JO ,.M,I £.Anaheim 956-4500 --....:.------' ' Must selll mut:lngtoL.A.Submitall antique touches. Cedar Only $2000 on $87.000 4 4Br3Ba FEE balance As k for Ed lt . , offers.552-4477 inside & out. Submit bdrm. view home on Assume9~% loan. Chemow964·245.5 Anaheim 956· 1011 3 ON A LOT 962·4471 :-:::)546·,810~lc3. ~21 t.enm ·take occupancy quiet street. High pay· 83.1-1840 $J75.000 Wh p 601 ? oow.$245,000. ments.537·97Sl BIGCANYON·l25K! ! Y ay 10. MOVING FROM Soper 4 Br 2 Ba. Tall Of TM Town! Missioft Viejo I 067 2 Br 2 Ba condo. Assume When -i ca~ sell your AREA I U ni qu ~ t e rraced •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 9SK loan al lO"'-. Can bomefor4%mcl MLS. Oor"eo u ~ dbl wide cmr ot N/W HB. usl ~ ·--------I landscapmg & walls of '" R"' .... TYNETWORK Do .. -in b h 1 see. Convenient to ever· na. tural rock are th.e II.et· ai.JOTICE close 3/ l /79. Own r. ~ . mus.S m to c · ow yUung. All tmns. Asking Newport Center IN THE RANCH or ... ,. C"..:-" 5Sl-4-038 Cly an Hall park rent. benuurully sso.ooo. 892·1372 640.5357 Plan #101 in The Ranch. ~.!1 d':i;!d 3wt:f:,:_~ We are taking offers for 646-4726 lndscpd. (72383X·S72> Sparkling swimming cedar home p ee,.lng a•bc:IJ:m.3b3,pool.A/C HOME+ A". r-c•--"'-1076 Mobit.Home tore By Owner 2 story 4 bdrm pool and spa. It has four down on white water ~Miguel model home. 2BR houseot-Apt over !'!: • .':':'::!'.......... 848-8895 2"41 ba. din, ram. lndry bedrooms and a family cove. The 26 ft. kitchen & Bads to be opened Nov. gar R2 Big comer lot r ms . Professlona1Largest in Woodbridge! room. New dlsp0sal . baths are or imported 26that3P~~·at thepro-vie~. D/R. L1R. den: OCEANFllOtn'LOT SB36r 2oo8ao ,Acogmlm.Rpoolal. landscaping & decor with 58drm, 3Ba, k.ltch .no,ot. new water heater • new t 11 e . M 0 v e In r 0 r perty. 211._ Puerta del $225.000. Apptonly 215 St. B~ld your dream house · · · 1 • many extras. Principals llv!ng, fam &c .d1n1nf. C""'"'ls·new drapesand Chriatma• -cooo Oro. Seller reserves the Andrews Rd. Agt with fabulous white_ 673-1020.eVC$7S2·5710 only.Sl09,000S42·045S rms.3cargar.Tileroo . -~ ... .,_.., · .. i.tt J d 11 ~-2 r~c·s. Bckyd vu. On new levelors . it also has 10 tilmtu To ~&>· ore ect any an a S4C>-0608 water view of Bach, '"'DUlT·PfTPARIC .--------•I ul p r Inds pd central air an ou•·t"nd .... _ bids Islands and Harbor. • c sat'. ro c ingbome.Calllod':;r0; ,.,,,.,.leech ~s..davl-4·30 Whetberyou·rebuymgor NoUung Uke il on lhe Partan lly furn single IAYSHOllS ~u:i~r:r~~~'c~!f:.·~ yourappoilslment White water view. 2 -for.furtbedofo c~ll • selllng. Classtraed ad· market' P r iced for wide Klt. AC. new cpts. Sharp 2 bedroom C.Ondo, ~ large suit.es, lamily rm., · vertlsing will get your Quick Sale at $169,000. priced at Sl3.500 fo r one new carpets. paint. and a app:t only· 559-S9lS. frplc. •large workroom. meua1e to the right peo-Paclfic Shore Really wk only <LD38'40.64 > largesundeck. SSS.~. Lrvtne Groves 2 br, den, UnllmHed expansion pie. CalJ Today! 642·5678. __ 492_·_5300 __ or_m_-407 __ 6_ Mobit. Ho.. Stor. 0 Orangewood, backs to poten tia l ; immed. 848-8895 greenbell. Lndscpd , possesalon.$239,500 C.lilQ'O Ji\,! f)-C ~Q.• frplc.to3.500.640-0997. .~Mccy-ctr9 7 (714)64 5 -9950 ~\!o ~otJ ~.,-(,b P(,/"P ~=g=~ge0~0f1iJ{'. •--_.._ .. __ .. _ .. _s•S•lal•-...__. 1052 That lntri9uln11 Word Game with a Chudfe fam rm w/frnlc, laun· -·[ I -&..,... IHdt I 041 L..-. IHdt I 041 ....,...... ._,...... ., ... ;aJiuslliMtd!I • ··············••·····•· ····•····•···•··•·····•· ---------•··•••··••••··•··•·•·•· 0 .--. .._.. "';:.: C&A, .. '°'1.AN ~~ 1'!1t~~~·~ t. ~o'Ol &JbOi' ls&and fftaJI)' .,. ~ Ill 1ow':''~'°1';!~"1'1P-:'!:o,': 7141~7· '"·;;:;;·:, .. ;or,~" Coldwell Banker Coldwel Banke BAH TEE ...... I 044 . O[Sill!Nlll\l """''"""' COMMNY O!SQNllN. """''"""' ~ I I I I' I' I FR6EEMROE. NT Eastside C.Osta Mesa 3 separate houses on cor· ner lot. Super location. $159,900. A pR€UIG€ /-I-J HOM€~ Ms.ai46 3333 W. C.Oast Hwy .-NB 645-6646 4UHJTS COSTA MESA Al12bdrm. with ii:arages. yards: an excellent area! Surrounded by new con- s truc t ion. Sl80.000. 752-1920 J QUAIL PLACE PIOPHTllS"' '°'"' TII l:JO ,.M.I PLUSH taJ.ft.U Xlnt CM location. Two 2DR 4' ooe 3BR w/wel· bar, frp lc 's, encl. Jearagea. & lndry rni.. Don't miss this one! $174.800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VILU PACIACA__,ATIO HOMa I " J c H E I El•lOOOd141ft_,S ... h i p LAGUNA RACH ·-· Lor Beautiful 2 bedroom. family room. I I I I r l •EXCITING• e1ant escnbe• t 1 a n o r am i c 18 0 v le w 1 o t . 2 bath J>atio home .. ExqUlsilely . . . . _ . • ~~~~'".!, ~'::ineP.r~ Unobstroctcdocean. coastline and decorated thru-out. Structural Hewportleecll A U€HIG€ w/wet bar. Xlni loc. rity liJtht views. Plans included for improvement wet ba f i 1 I K E c A R 11 My 01•ndf1thtf i.1i.v.c1 in •<*THI llACH• /-I-~ HOM€~ 7~%1oan.~176. a 4 BDRM 3 BA home. $145,000. land8cap1~· co m~\,J>r!ftyessp~~~ L..s-1c-1-1-l_.. : rtlncarnauon. In tact. n11 w111 Su cai-• sun&eta o\t r· ~ j I • • '-· _. _ _..... _ _...._..__.._, • c•lltd ror ni1 untxplr•d looldna ~ blue Pacific, ,., llST IUY acuu • clu use. $109.500. 1 IMOatlM1ubtclrlpt1on110 Dt pvt buch. ' mlnutee 3333W. Coul Hw)', t'8 SIUO ISJIVI I 2 E R F Y H • IOfWt rdeel to 1111 -. from Fashion Island. 1 ___ ,_4_M_6_4_6 __ _ UIOI LAtCI A C0LDWaL IAMl&c;O. A COLD*ll.L IAt«ll C:O. L-. -1 -1-,-, -1-,-a _. 0 ~~= ~~ cr:t =·tieftal tnplo wld 1 t flOUI PJ.IXIS COt4DO 496-7222 831-0836 496· 7222 831·0836 t.-.1..~. _...__.__._., ""' _.. ''°"' .... 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Convenience s.htAM 1210 ----~€HIG£ bllv1· 11nd u ... d j.1•l1o•w Wfl N•W»Ott hofll4J ) er· ,.,. 9 r<tnr ,, wtr oriented to lnclude 3 car garages with ...................... . HOME:~ <unlt•l't ilt c)k n11tv Rdrm 2 bath• +-tl(lrm pu 2 83 1'.:l_den. rear a ulomatic openers : kitchens with 3Br. a8a, l car garage, .,_,~_....__ 11 • .~ O•~•d Ro11rlu tort 11 100/mo tu Jun• SM W--6INll. 7~ 1848 I avail oow. $400 mo. 645 Mtl Un l'4K. ,., Yrly l f'poulble~58'7.!_ :t bdrm 2 ba ,.,,,c 1,,.. m c ro-wavc ranges. self-cleaning S57--0IS3.540-l120 nuw Ul••t ttw1. Ntt • ________ 1 1 Rec , ~ ln ovens. trash compactors. and BBQ UM••• •· ONllACH g>J1ea• i>.~~·-·~r range tops ; wel·bars in all models ; ,_. 3290 --= jj IJUPlEX£S J.>ti'ora~or lurnl1h d 2 mo a.t •tu l ..-dt'P«Mlll fireplaces i n living rooms & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 UNITS "'" •l.Qey •Bdrm holl"lf' wiUi Ma-M4 Pltueca.11 af\e. bedrooms.-indoor laundry areas ; 2 BR. 1.,_ bath Coodo. f:aOM $11,250 \'lew Jn btoal Joe1Uon . AtC. D/W. '375. No pe\I. NIWPOIT HO SW C ~Im> wlJ\Ur i.e guest su1te. family room and much 86.1-1779 llACH Ml /IN • W•1ufu•t ..._~ ,.._...,.._ more. Dock available to all tepants. •-w-.-1-1 -1 ... ---1-.-9-1 ~· rrom 11 .. 0 d w111 1 ,.111fo < 0 1 d t-• • <" n"' 11 h 611•I400 UUt Z BA. $665 mo Shown by app0intmenl. Call Linda ••••••••=••••••••: ••• "' borhoud, 2 "' !tHr on Ir!( --Av-.lJablu ~c: I 31.50 (8 kd for lar.:~ f1ur uppur UI\ 111'"· 1nuch •rn u .,u tt..rborVlew Knoola Ca~ KeallOr ~ 7729 Haun (714 ) 833-to s wee ays) 3bdrm. l~ ba. new paint. Ila C.11 Rlr k ny .. n. l'urch. ~,.,. pro\ 111rd Cod Condo Sbo'1 OC" looa • frplc. din.rm. fenc:ed ltKR '1l4 ~'Tm w lu1t of n.-ntal 1nquu1 ... k'r'll'll ~ •ll from Stu -yard patio • iarage. 5-A. 4PLEX In~ 1 deli1h1 All 2 Or apls Nt'w pulnl c1. <'•ll)t!t., r•n ced n icbt .,, •. 000 I 00.• OOWtol AV AIL JO •m ~ wuo 3 OR I Ue, kict. OK. pets Avail. oow $435 540--3895 -con11dtred . $400 mo · .FAIRVIEW GARDENS • Dnve by. 2111 C Canyon ....._ J244 Lu.xuriO\d 3 BR. 2\.t ba "--' ,.,..IMd or ..._...,_,_~d Tbt..-n caU Bruce.&tS-2509 ....................... Condo, on water. Fioorto Uafu .... d llO ••••••••••••••••••••••• celling Palos Ve rde •••••t•••••••••••••••• Gaws4 1202 0-.Polaut 3226 Exclusive Turtlerock st.one. lrplc, walkover ·•-------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••'••• 9ltn .!'~.: 4 ft!t· h2 ~~~v-ing.,, extenalve mirrors. Ul"lr.llU HOMI b 8 f &n ""'·-'"-., tng, \llUU.lg, altC """"'• 2 O 8 .._ Stroll the l)dthwdys of a pine for<'st. MMnder pll'lt tombhnq 11.Mtertalls and quiet pools Usten to tlw sound of bubbling streams and growing 1h1ngs, ~r adult apanment home cJf Plriec:reek Vlllclge rs a tO(al ff'treat Here you can enioy unusual prlvACy <'>nd luxury A RECREATION PARADISE. rwo tennis couns 5Y.itmmlng pool plus unique 110lle~ll pool. J<leuai Sand 110lle~ll court Movntain lodge clubhouw with flreploce. conversotlon pit. billlnrds. gym. SJun11. Huny to the good ltf" and then relax FROM S3ZtTOSfl-5. lndudlng Heot & Water No Lease Required One Bedroom One 0.11h TINO Bedroom Two &rh 1300 Adams Aw. in Costd Mes.1. across from 0rdnge Coa~ College ~tween Hdtbor and Fa 1M0A1. f ocHIG€ 547-6582 Cu.tom wit 3 R . am ~r •••:u .. c ... car garage, frp1<:1l. atrium. custm $75 mo. SS ·8S34 ; ~TIOM -_ra~ 1---------1 rm, lrg bar, pool. $800 rrptc, den. pvt yd, l '/t drps. grdnr. au l o 615-1938 Rent. option to buy Info, HOME:~ • mo,8Wf·SU82 o ld bldg. U \S mo . sprnklrs, t ennis pool. Lar , br p.aUo. 2 car repo'a, loan uawnption (7l4l540·l300. NOWllDl't1NG &45-6841 ~~ oift':l~·tc·~r. 2 oru .... lst.d 3206 ~ jpacl ons/::enbelt.1 No ..f.'ee. tsi>. mo. Balboa r;,;fi F,uy finance O.A.C. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3333W Coot Hwy.NB · ·He3 ~ --·••••••••••••••••••••Ocean views · Model con· e •· 56. 5 ':085:;: Island (213) 876-2723 ces. '4M64' BAYFRONT, Brand oe1w do. 2 BR, 2 ba. aecurity. ~J:, ' S . ' eves. Me191ettw Store GIMI.. 3102 -~ IY OwtilElt 3 ft R 0 n N 0 . Ba y Jae. Water, trash, cable · Westmlnater 848-1895 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 39 UNITS <:"Okl' .. pl~x n~ar So W/COl'OOr VICW. Lrg tort" paid. Adlt.s, no pet.s. M90 Woodbridge, single faml· UDO ISU =~a ~:~~i roa PAATICULM IU&fAPAIK Coai.t Pl81.a $205.000 skylltes. bnck pat. $1!00 mo.714/496-836 ly3br,2ba.Availlmmed. 5 Bdrms In this spac W.Anaheim 761.1442 ADUt.TUVING Own wlll fin Pnn only mo llie, 1st. last+ du· BToro lZ:U $500.758-0W. ~~°!.ede ~~e,~l.;:~nc~ E.Anaheim 9S6-4SOO Come e njoy a s tyle Take over loan Only MO 1.219, 494 M36 poeit.613-1206 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......-.. ~ ol your •--........ S200K down. lncomt' - -2 bdrm. l 'h ba. Town $1250/im lse. ...,....., m a,... .. 19.~ per mo. r:.ymen ' COSTA MESA 3br. 2Ba~ 2 sty decorator $375 mo. 3 BR 2 Ba. Home Assoc. pool & Watlffroat Hwt Uon. only $8.800permo Won· u..derC:O..atrwffOR b11e. rrucrowave. com· mobile home . beaut jacuuJ. Heritage Park 631-1400 OMLY $100 LetCla•_. Aph last, call Rick Hyers. OcJuxu 13 unit proJec:t , In pae\Or, dshwshr, brkfst park, I child. no pets. tennis & racquet ball Tb is 2900 s q . rt . 4 1700 Mo. T ..... St. BKR. 714 542-3676 xlJ'lt toe Bnng your an-rm, lg patio. S6SO mo. 96Z-8264 crts. $400 per mo. l yr. BAY FRONT b d r . , h o m e i n An•1hR. 524.a2 I I SUPRNICE •Locked gar. w/lgator. •D/Wpalio lndry rm. •Special cabinet apace •Gas beat. gaa cooklng. IU hot water all free. •Adults. no pets. l bdrm., $280 Month to month 3Z3 Elden Ave, C.M. 642-7605 _ •nrE 4 _av ves to~i. • f'1 r st u11u 67s-(!239. 1•728-4795 Fa•t• Valey 3234 lse. l&t. le last+ security Brand new 3 BR on No. Northwoods is avail. Just olf Freeway S7 at -"-..-~~ deprecrntioo still uvail ••••••••••••••••••••••• deposit. Call 644·S309 Bay w/corner view. Lrg Jan. I. Orangethorpe. 1&2 Br BEAtrrlFUL l r , Iota of Brand new-all the ex-Can <',IO!lP eJ1rrow J M . CormadefM• 3222 Deluxe Tiburon Condo, Avail now. loft&skylites.brickpat.. CALLTOSEE apts from SUS to $325. bltns , pool, walk to tru . Great Costa Meli& 1979. t-or cmrc Info. call ••••••••••••••••••••••• JBr. 2~Ba. pool, wet $900 mo lse. 673-1206 1.T.S. REALTY Lovely facilities, tenntB shopJ, m1. from bcb. $2'15 l ocat ion. Ideal tor R.C.TAYLOICO. 2 BR home, qwet adults. bar. AC, $49S mo. ~leadl 1241 eves. 551-4741 court.s.poollau.ndryfacil rm. Adults, no pets. 931 owner/occupant-two l~ 640-5I12 11urage. gardener. $42S 847-4525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR. Newport Heigbl.S. &sawia. W.19thSt. ~-0492 choofie from. Full prlCt' mo. 875-72:58 l BR. 2 ba .• great ocean It Lg. private lot. Water, 'IJ Mo. FrM .... '230.000. ...._.,.al/ Beautiful 3 Bdrm aunselvlews!NearCres-gardener. appliances In· Ca11b ••I 1 efhr6......._ 2 BR, beam ceilintts. Properly 2100 Shan> 3br, 3ba w/frplc & Tiburon, Townhouse cent Be ach . North cl. $56S. mo . c.entury 2l Fwwl•d 3400 Orrr•c"'. clean, pool avail. $290. f R€~TIG€ ....................... bit lm. Avail 12·1. $595. near ~-$t95. mo. Ask Laguna. French Country Ne wp or l Ce nt e r . ....................... --'T' w 313 17th Pl•ce.&&2-3'64 ---HOMec Call Ste ve, 644·65l0/ fo r ob, Trumpta , ·architecture; stove It 640-5357. llACHCOMDO NICE 1 BR, refrig inckS, ~ l SUPH MEW ~USl. 963-089l terrtg. Like new; will With pool, jacuul Ir ....... w.d 3I06 patio, S265 mo •. .Ult for 54~ IMDUSBJAL ILKS Brand new duplex 3 br, 2 tW'-1• •oc.la 3240 consider lease/option. 3 H~t!'~ ~l:; ~~':s ~ Ch1bbouae. Located ln ....................... Bill.~ 3333W. CoHt Hwy, NB SELLING FAST!! ba, frplc, dsbwbr, bllns, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail. now. $67S Mo. t.ennis, I, Lse at $650. Se.aliart>M l drm Duplex. Best a~a. 645-6646 3000-6400 sq . rt .• 2cargarage.673-dlSorNew-tiepnt-2 bedroom "9f.7SSl 640..ool6poo 16961 ILUEWAnl l,~·~i;~~~ug,: Westt,lleV .. ---------.i sprinklered. dlx ores. (213)921-1077 SSSO. or 2 bedroom+ den 2 Bdrm 2 Ba North end LAME 673-127S . BeautJful oe'!" adult apb. G.ARDBf An ~tinaddress. $575. Cedar & window cJosetObeacb Available TOPO'TJIEWORLOVU CaUBobT 1 Pool, )acuzz1. Scheduled Twelve 2 Br un.Hs STOPPAYIMGIEHTI DU:38r2~8adpllt,61S home. Five blocks to Jan Llt."94-7c179 wer 3br, Vaulted cell· 832-4410(eves ~78) 1 BR, unf, Swedish fplc, move inDec.t.sth. w /pool. G reat Costa Calltoda &askabout Marigold . $550 mo . bhcb. P rivate 2-car . lngs. A/C, guarded ; . $400.HardeslyRealtors Bach.$255-S26S Mesa renta l orea . our lS'Ai ~wn program. 644-a.os.No pets. ~!.!edage.ardFul}Yd lmlSalNn· 3be8.~bm,u.2rc}amo2 ~~; ~;,m~~~.BBQ. C~~.an,!Jt!d• 3425 675-2.866 ~=~== $449000 (714) 838-5970 10 AM·5 3BR 2ba brandnew.So . ......, 'J · "u • o . ' -· . ._. mo. ~·· •••-TSLM . • · · PM Mon sun cl Hi • pets. Inquire al S2S 18th Catalina St. 497-1744. 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• gmt 642 1603 · · way. St.reel. 1714)960-633l eautlful home a t WOODBRIDGE ....... ,. ..... 3107 PR€\TIG€ 213/373-3583 · Seaview-oco vu-prlv CROSSING ....................... 3 Br bungalow. I br apt. -.,_._ 0 Dell.Ille home 2500 sq ft 4 ~... 3250 guard gate $1300 Call . BR b Pool, Jacuw. BBQ area, I HOM€~ Lohfor-22 0 2 Br lBa. walk to beach, B -i • 3. a· ....................... 838-7171 d · a 55i-3023 Townhouse. Brig hton Newer2 . 2 •• yearly. encl. gar . ALso 2 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults,nopets,M95mo. r. sewng rm, a, New 2 bdrm l ba air v 'lfndsy • mode.1Retorbuy$550 or i\dlts. no pets. Eves; townhouse Adults n o MS &e• OfflCE ILDG SITE 673-7164eves. C!~ ~ ~· Nr cond. fi'plc. Nr Lake $400 e estw . .S12U00.646-3903 21312S7·9792· pets. lnqw.:e t77 E. 22nd 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB Huntington Beach 3br 2ba home Gar g · mo.673-6634 Luxury waterfront 2 Br Upstairs lg 2 Br 1 ba St. llOorMS-2'98 6454646 21.000 sq. fl. lot near ga.rde ne r e l~c 420 Prestige bome, new 4 br 4 bd 2 b . J. 1 condo. Sl700 mo. Agt. WAlHFttOMT w/balcony, w ashing Large 28dcm from 1250 4 B.l. duplexes Pacifica Hospital, 5 Femleaf. s8'f5. CaU Sara +ram rm w/frplc, 2th frpl~~Lrg. r~sba~~zrd'. 673-L020, eves 7.52·S710 Including 30 fl. s lip; only facil. & gar. Yrly $450. Quiet bui ldlng with Incl. ""M"rout t.o be e•ch. Points Shop. Cntr & Civic 675-56881675-6000. ba. SUper neighborhood. $585 mo 586-9650 days BLUFFS CONDO steps to beach 2 tennis cau dY8 675-5196 or eves beautiful Jandscap1n1t ._,. .. Center.$13S,OOO. New wash/dryer, refrig. . Pl B D -eouru -a & . . . 67~ Id aJ ' d Its u · down in a pkg . DavidBourtte Rltr CoshiMHa 3224 S675 m o 962-4471 ' fl3G.9515ev~.wknda. au'!rea,4 r.2~..... •I""'• Jacuu1. e or• u over ..... 213/684--3200 S46-9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-078leve • L ..__. 3252 end urut, no pets. $575 Sleeps4.$635Mo .• yearly UveontbeBayfroot No Pet s. L EEWARD 5UNITS t:MERALDBAY LOT • ......___ Drawings'Thast.al OK -,...... 673-&}34 Great i n vestment-_ . never a vacancy. Four 1 ~ce H~bor Vaew lot, BR units & one 2BR unit ~ Pacific Or, COM. Yrly Income could t>.-$200.000.Will bwldto~UJt Sl6500. Seller waU help or aell Owne r /Bldr. w tflJlallcing al $249,SOO. 543-6141\ eves. Newport Pief Reofty HAWAII .... ......,....,. mo.844-S1'11r67S-S364 l ease. (Huntingt on All modern I Br APTS. 2020 Fullerton OESllAIU ail 3 b 2 b ••••••••••••••••••:•••• Harbour). 675-8247 Ave. (l bUt east Newpon HOME A;auO °toed ;d ~d~a~ I boDJC.F--3Pbr_,b_3_ ba. -Nf.WNtt'T IEAC Aw-¥ l bllt ao-&y 1 . 2 Br. 2 ba, cptd, drps, • .._._ A • N f fOlt SALE am rm, . eam o-.1.n full t 631-0397 forced air beat Garb-pets. _.. gt. 0 ee. EXCHANGE E c e 11 D g.. s 7 0 0 mo . • ..... -ous. secun y c.,1 ... 1eec .. 3111 --------- dlsp, btt·lna. frplc, patio. 964-2566: 973-2971. v l L 1126~0% 548-3080. gldg. l·Bdrmut~~n f ....................... 2 Br. •~ Ba townhouse, garage. water furn. Sharp 3 BR. 2 ba, new d!w':_ \1u aell all or BllC Canyon condo; 3 BR. v!!r1;~ew. . n c . Ocean ~lew, 2br, 2ba, garagei1/•1tl~. fdool. Adults only. nopet..s. crpta, drpa, walk to bcb, part. Compl.e.tely re · zy, ba overlooks goU downstairs duplex. Child :!iUZ::.5 :f ~ ull.s RATE REASONABLE SS25 mo. 213/431·3125 decorated, elegant 3 br. course "i "-r gar 74 Sea OK. $IOO. 714-493-919'1. y . ..,. · 1 · Across from Country 2''-b L NI l · "'"' · Club Beautiful 3 bdrm 2 ba. -.. '! aguna gue Island Dr .• by Jamboree eor-.. Mor 3122 MEW UHD APTS 275 Mesa Dr. • S48-6706 Near ocean. $4.50 per mo. ~~a go~t!1kd~tg· & Ford Rd. $900 Per mo . ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Bachelor, J bdrm & loft. ----------1 846-5792 mos.,..,. re. u n Owner 833-7676 2 Br upstaJrs rrpl s rm $240 • $M0 Pool· jucuii1 10 a~res on island of Sbr, 2ba, frplc, renced yd view. Near shopping. lg sndk • 6 cbtks · dosed garages: Gas & Kauat. $170.000full pnce. w /palio. Qulet cuJ-de· 3Br, freshly painted, $375. private golf course, ten· 2 Br 2~ Ba, wsh.r/dryr, ocean.• t,.;~: 752-7811, wtr pd. Adults. no peL'\. srt:&HJI·~ Owner wlll carry wtlh sac.Closet.oscbool&So. 2101..i.ocoln. nlscourtalcbucbes.By pool. no pet.s, garage. 67S-9U.SevesGeor e. 393 Ha milton, C.M. smaU down. Only 2 mllet. Cst. Plaza. $4.50. 6.Sl-2776 848-0&23 owner. 770-0811. $425nx>.67S.9Ul8 .-.. .. ...,_..,.. g 64S-44ll 2005 Balboa Blvd. Newport Sch. 673·2058 from be1tC'h. agt.. Noree. ..____. ... _* 4 Br in Hgt.s, bltns, patio, 1 Br. walk to beach, -------------------t -..,..., CJUl)et/drapes. Stove & Duplex 2 br, ) ba, new BY OWNER 4 bdrm, dbl gar, fam rm. 2 & 3 Br 2 Ba fenced 3 bdrm 2 bl. wllh new lg. fncd yd, WU', grdnr, T~:•I'. refrlg. laduJt. no pets crpts & drps, Malur~ Two 4-plexea, 612 & 614 lg fncd yd. Avail now. yrd, gaia1e. carpe t , ~on quiet ai.reet. $56S.213-66l·ll16 Ulifrwfthd lSJS Utllpd.$325yrty673-7SS2 adults. No pets. $300 mo Calle Campana, SC. 8y ~€HIG€ $4.W.C&U646-6479 drapes,blt·lns,chlld OK. Nice.=$$00mo.Ref. County, s Br. 3 ba, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••'.. +.634Sbalimar.964·105S SC Ge. llosp. End units HOME:S 7292Garfield. 846-2277 req. frplcs 2 car garage lge NEWPORT BEACH·3Br. Lrg delwc 2 BR. 2 ba, new overlook golf course BllANDNEW F • • 2't'18a, plush cpt.s. xlnt crpt.s, drps. patio, rptc EASTSJDE 2 BR. tv.i ba, Owne r can 8 rrange W. Coa$t Uwy, NB New townb.se type units, '"9 3244 4 Bdrm. 2 bl!, am rm. fncd yard. ss75. mo. May rec rac11. drps 1nc l'd. Bltns. cWlwsr •. Uul paid patio. I gar + 1 space. financing. $195,000 ea 645-6646 Eutaide. 2 br I~ ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Atrium. all blUns. Ocean lsew/opt to buy. 549·797 1. 561-3708eves. Adll.S. no pets, $540 mo. No pets. children OK . "" "'""5 o....: I r d d • d d' [--'--0 2 b d 2 view, pvt beach. Niguel '"" """'"' ,,,-,. 9714 _,, Call 57c:9"'"" fl 4,_...,, .r11n.ony. ""-fde"'----&, nc Y s , upgra e .,...., roves r,_en1 ~ "'--$800 7..,.1A.,.. HarborView,2 BR&den ... I ... ~L d .,...,........,,0'00. · ..,.,,.,nv>. .roKJOa ..._ -..,___, crpt..s, drps, bltns. Small bl!, frplc, pool, lenma. ...--. · _. ....., sparkling borne ~ = ,._.,.. 6PM 16UHm $3a0,000 Rnort 2400 chlld ·pe\.ok.From$395. $495.640-0997. NIGUEL SH. ORES: SS75Mo.Agt.&44-1133 ~=~.::.::•••••l•7••0•6• Beaut.immac.light alryl ---------15%dn.contractof s ale. •••••••••••••••••••••••mo. Orlve by 2S48 Spa lous 4 bd m 2~b -.-hr apt. JWSt tot.ally re-EASTSIDE Great cond Net spenda 2br +en coodo Pool t en-Orange Ave then call Orangetree Condo I drm. 1 c be r h • nm!• We.lclifl 3 BR l~ ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• done. very lge hv rm Country settin g. 2 br & ble$180rm: Bub Marcel.. ni5. $1SOO mo." Dec.' J an. eves (213) 431:7318. ~e ~It A~la, ~o :e':s::O. '~~-G2t;3 or pat, enci yard, super for l Br. D. rm apt. Avail. w/bJgh beam ceilings, den. split-leve l, skyUghl, 11 T. 957. or Feb. 714-64~·5000"-226. 3 Br 1 Ba. frplc. 2416 $325• J:.' Av!i~ nee~ t 8SJ.14S3 tam. No pets . S5So. Nov.25th. s:m. mo. -~-rp-~_c_1_r....:~i"::...rdn_to_r_.ocn_67_w_· _F_38~_-~~~~e':f~~~-1~ Covin ... on 4-plexes Hunt Wrightwood Orange Ave . $450 mo. 67$-9221 bdrm ba .,,_ T 646-23&9. 640-20l9 E 2lllt St 646-4262 d ingtcf~ Beach. 3 bldgs . . 642-7671et.8-S. ' 4Plan j 2~:lu~rTac~. Udo Sands 3 br house, ..... Pal11141 3707 2 Bdrm.apt. blk from bch · · ays: side by side. Sl99.500 ea. 3 males from ski lift. Turtlerock Hlcbla ads · • poo • ba tbs f rp I c . $625 . •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• &shop g. $375. mo. eve & wknds 645-9543. 8 Own 1 771 324-3 Newly construct e d s:m-amall 2 bdrm. house townbocne, brand new, 2 jac. beach. One year GardeDlngincl.6"13·6210. BEACH. VI 1 2b 494-3323 QUICK JN n: own:r; ~ce:n vie w ~:~~l?,pf:~lnm;~~ thnr;:3.~:1~':o ~tnl~e;:,•of2bJl'l.~2 ~~.t::.~er mo. NewupgradedvlewCon· $500. Adlts~trtfa e~. Tii Colt.Mea. 3124 ~es:I~. ~tio,'~u~y8 Lriplea--S c. amenities. $95 000. A Call avail. Dec. lst.b. car gar. w/opentr, many do. 2 bdrm. 2~ ba. May. 303 E . Edgewater. •••••••••••••••••••••• I · $236.000. a g e n t • Io v i l a upgrades pool ~75 mo. Higblanda 3 BR. d en. mo . No pets frplc. (1)871.2868. LAMAMCHA .. ns crpes, drps. bltns. Small P exes S •. c. $195,00 71A .,A.,2203 2 ea clean, attr .• 955.-3l86 • • commuo pool, view, no .u. ....... • ~ cblla-pet olt. 1375 mo . each. 4-plexu D. P . ..,.._... · F.ut.side; avail. lmmed. p e u. $41 s. 2 3 2 7 6 ,,,_.,,.._eves. l Br. furntunfum $300 Large 1,2&3 bedroom Drive by 2536 Santa Ana $235,000 each. Minim-um Outof~ No pet& 01' child. $350. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Fam rm. Cbeawald,831·2816. ON THE BAY. 1 br. den, ye&rly. Off street prk'g. garden apts . Dahwbr, Ave,t.heocall64.2-8282. $50,000 cash re.,9;uire Proper+, 2550 845-2'23 avail. tmmed. $625 per Mlselaa VIA1A 3267 exec. area Lido Penin. CaU646-Q38. =· encG I. ~r·7K7858 .,b_~ SlSO l w. z be.. each. Prin. only mane ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo675-6883ore33-1382 ••••••••;::t; •••••••••• Cabana . Stone frplc. ~ yrly. Sm studio. 1 Pl .. ~ ... ..!!3 · """~ Ing by seller. 496-5275. <Bl 81 ) Th t' h l New· 2 BR. 2 balb Condo. paiUo Adult ..,..,. yrly ....,.. . .._ -· Upgwrs-ramlly .no pets. g ue 8 s w a kitchen w/dsbwsr tra.sb llMTALS BtauUfulbome.3BR,2ba, lse · · .,.,., adult. non smoker , uUI ---------Near So. Coast Plan fMVmOR WANTED you will sec from this cmpctr. Fplc, a-car gar-2BR '"'b ... 2 story Muat see to ap. .673-7890. pd.675-6238eves/wlmds. MESA VERDE home at· S4&'8048 "-le l1r· hllltophomewitbviewto ,l..-.. a ......•.. ~Z6 I · o d mosphe re 2&3 br dlx ---------"" rw1 inance -auto door, $-400 mo. 2 BR,2'11 ba ......... $475 prec ate. $65 + ep. Harbor View Spyglass c:or-.. Mw 3722 a ... • 00..,.t.s 546•11134 2brhouse pvt yd garaAc Break even. 13% down t he ocean. New 3br . 752·8282 873-8276. 2 BR 2 ba ... c:111 3'8U San Vincente. Call area. 4 br, F.R .. view, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,..,. ,... · 1 5 • 'oK N · Management available 2""1ba, 2300sf. on ~ acre • • · · · · · · · · · · · _.,,., Rena SSS-7707 poo . m pet • o Agent, Gary o . Bosler In finest locale. Open NEW 3 BR 2~ ba Condo. 2 BR, 2ba. • · · · .... •• ~ ta•t 18e yd. $850. 752-8980 I bdrm. frplc:. patio. KIDS OIC ctuldren. $37S. Mana5u~r. 960-4388ors:J&.4298 beam, frpk, heat pump. Pool dbl IJ&r w /Genle, 3BR,2ba ........... $475 3 bdrm. t ~ ba. dbl Nptffgta38r1Ba frpl 1g 1ara1e. very c lean. 3 br, l~ ba $325. Pool. 2453 Orange Ave. lfK. Principals only jacuui tub in mstr ba. A bm crpe. $495. 6'2·5206 3 BR. 2ba ... • · • · · · · · SS75 garage, lmported tlle yard. garage. 0'0 .,eu. Avail. now. 675-1227 or ~ 00am-7pm ). ....;C:...M._.. ______ _ ----------t woma n will love full 3BR,2't'l ba ......... 1625 f1oor ln entry & ldtchen. S4$0nx> ~7 <Z13)588-2557 . llACHFtXER powered kitchen with &alde3Br,lba,lfc yard, 48R..~~ba., ....... f195 Larae yard upgraded ' •----3741 Spaclous, qwet 3 bdrm 1 ~ 5~~· new crpt, St IS,000. Jennalre a ppliances. nu palnl. Aval . now. 'BR.21Aba ......... seoo $525 per m0 1 yr i.e' Newport Sbores 3br .....,.....__. t.ownhse apt w/lge pvt drp8. oc renocpets. San C1emente Tn·Plex, $1.Z0,000. Finance avail. $4$0. m>. 645-8206. 4 BR. 21At ba. • • • · • • $1~ 837-5105 · • · atn.dm. beach. P~ OK: ;;~i;~·;i~~·;;·~ ~-n:0~!t, ~: ~~: _646-43112...;.:.._..;._· _____ _ priced w sell. 1·13'·5081or1·758-4587 3Br 2ba brick frplc. Nice M--' ..__._ 3269 SW>. 673-4311. INN '75/'flt" U9 Maid $400. 64S-33111 or87S.S949. MESA VERDE 3Br. 2Ba. WeUlocated2 1·l. -..A-4U....L.. 'd •1 ta, v .. ......,..-· -•·-TV h. led newly dee, wshr/dryr, BERTHA HENRY -"" ...._... yar • Pay ouse. ery ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm, 21At ba condo. aerv., """" • ea 3 Br, $390. FamlUes only. S525rn>. 870-6347 REALTORS rn.,.rty 2600 clean.$4.S0.6'2"6388 Eutblulf 4 bdrm exec. Pool. 2 car Jc•rage & pool. UW. m4>4lM·S294. no pets . Woodland 215 Del Mar 492-4l2J •••••0 •••••••••••••••• Very nice a BR, swim-home or 3 bdrm + den. opener, near oaR HBop. 98SN. Cbaat Hwy· Kaber Mesa HJ L86 E' &-and new east.side UP· _________ ,En~adab Mex. 2 bdrm. mlngpool blgyatd ~ D .R . Lae UOO mo . lrbeaches.$525.673-6016. Mtw,.rtlffdt J76' 2LstSt.'S46-.S · · per. duplex. 2br. 2.ba , 1 UMITS.C..M. ~~~r ':~:J· r~~~::i KJds ~K.' M , W ·1952: ~arde~er. No §:ts. Back Bay alngle family 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• carpet.II, drapes bit ins. ~aut. ne w bulldlnl(. with Jrg. frplc. Ocean Home, 5S7·2783 ~ ~~~~=: Br. l~ ba, tge lot. Room 2 BR. I b a . fu II y N~'.8"::u!. ~~ b:; ~e ~ tt~d:r!rlh.!!'~: F1replaces, xlnt loc:i.tlon. view walk to beal'h. Bacbtlor. uUJ paid, alngle By appt. Opt. to buy ror RV & boat. f100. Ref1. lumished. l blk to ocean. kld8. $36S. ~Hamilton, $375 +security.~ TSl.lnvmls 642·1603 $28,000 for quk k u le. only, no peta, 1270 mo. PQU. utlaallae.548·5878 day1. ~/DX>. Adlu. no peu. t~ days or wkods ~----....;;..._ __ _ 5379751 642--0835 648'hW lltbSt 1Ut<H1' .... a.1aft.. teuw.r f7S.047S ~3811 So Coast Plaia a rea. llST 7 UNIT • • · · ~u ~Mil~:"•.,.~ 1 MO, FREE RENT DeJux lbr. tbe in 4 plex. Apartment bulldlng by ~.--. 38R, 2ba Townboun. Woodbriqe brand new 2 NOJl'EE! Beul. new263 _._. ... _.._ 3 BR, 2 ba . all elecj new. Bit ms, carpet, drapes. t~beacb.Ooly$365.000. Gnt•n 2700 Pool, pvt paUo. Adults Brl'hBatownbouae,bl BRapt.a,nrcbuoel,yrl,y __.."'v"' C ov·~ park ng . En c ld iar. $260 . 1trms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• no ~ts. S37S tst/laat. cloeeta. paUo, lftdry rm. reatala. NB. Abo, 2 Ii 3 38Jt,2ba,wnt.r."50 Ownr/agt , $425 mo . 768-7336af\5. SCon llAL TY 3 acres .Fallbrook. bome 4' 1741 TusUo, Apt 118. "35. &4f.8m BR aplt on PeniDIW. yr. 3 Bil. 2 ba., wntr $500 &42-2164, ~ •31. ·7533 ~119500 EZ•-ly.91M812,TuethruS.t. SWSTOOCIAM Home a; ofRce ~ible. • ... gove. • • · uma. 2 Br ••r new c..a• u.. p .... 2 bd 2 '---• 2 Br. J ba, all elec. Br•Dd It-modeled 1 -r apl. Tradefor OC.873-IM73. • • .,_ "''uv. ••• rm. IHI. I\ •• • JBR 2bll wnt.r M2S "' MUST SILL paint.. no pet.I. 2209 Avail. J.2.11 9450 per mo. $1700. Modem l300 ICI Moveln fortbebolldanr 2er dwuMI fttY '5'50 new. 117 E. 18lh Sl. $400. Rear 2$44~ Nwpt Blvd, DUPLEX. $79,500. Good FALLBROOK ror-saJeor Placent.la.$325.545-7983 541-21Gorf'19-0212 ~u1tm 2 1ty, 4 BR, a BR. 2 bath home in 'PAllKUDO n .AttMl.so:12 parkto1 tor truclt or condition ood I lioo trade 5 acl'f!I ba~ land b w/PoOl Ll'I Bac.k Bay Westcllff area w[tbe Bdnm tba 1 1 8d 8d oqulp. avall. $300. mo. Owner/a:..~m-770:,• · beautiful view for home; Eaaulde, near 17t WOODBIUDOE Stn11e lot.lo.T1Dev•. oerfet-t rlreplace'forSan-2 ~1 __ 2 ba • .,, • 2 .,·3 ., nr. new. Open SUn e a.m to a pm -----•·-------• xlnt for Avocados T1&.1Uo. 3 br, 2 ba, bouae wltb atrtum. a . i.a't Nit tbe ard ba edubGDU'.$GSUDIW'D. C.M.-N.8 .• all bltna, 7s;a.1ao. BYOWNER·l7ftkeunlt.s S4M439 MZ-Unt . Ra e, fncd Jard. R bdrm. 2 bl!. deft. frplc, Luplbf21At ba, frpl, 2 that"fall'tfeeJ1 eom! peUo-yd: tome W/lrp, In E. Coeta Mesa. Com· • Avail. Jaa.''lt. b.,utllully lndscp, caiiar, Ip fllcd 1d. 2211 tee! •/Mo CE in eck>MdW •a.r: lnclr7 m Spacioul, quiet, a bdrm bo f h • ls Rocheater St. "75. ODmm. pOOll pub • Almf......, LD. Dl.-0 T • . 0 r ID b 0 0 Ir Uj). '°""'*' apt W/11• pvt App~, Ju;:.• old ·~ ..... mo.ea.ml; "2-aeN. iue. LM . ..00 per .mo. orSJ117 enyHanesMl.aa5 L'S 0 • t' 7 5 . T..S L G:.~~· Pool. Adulta. doWll• Owner ill fln •-•••••••••••••••••••• incldl lardefter 940-lf64 ....... M.IG-IAI. DO kkla or .,.\I ...... ..;... w •nee ....... ,........ NWPTHOTS,J8r,1Ba,l1 Juel.eves-.-UDO mu: prol. deco. 4 ·-a .. 327' ... _ l MQ0."5.3181otl'15-*9 . _.._ ....................... yd, J400 ltt + lat, bdrm. Iba. n•ar -••~ 2Bdr.,l111111.,DeWlratt.ala•1.....:.....;_ ______ _ --.-------........... ~ ll06 81$-lttl..._7711-U. Puk-Ten. Bril"'• -Clt1llllo•e Y...,ly 9100 ••• .. -................ Balboa OCEANFRONT tl09'1, oew carpeta • Lc-l-.Br. 'ZM·C Shallmac. 6 UNITS ....................... 2brhouM,pvtfd,i•rai•. ~.~~.eJ'r:: ea.m• ~~v~:!:.~: ~tf>.:° to mo. ;:t·0.~l~ceei~ sus mo . $41·1137 or F.utalde CM. SUS.000. 4 Ba)'froot, o!er noat, 2 BR, PoOI. Sm pet OK. No aa..aoo m-11ft , Blt Caa1oa C!Orner, beatlt. kllcbetl Mlcto-to.Jlt4 ,_Mt-_1251 _____ _ Hu • l Dcf.'"• ea. 2 ba, 123 E: Beyh'onl. chlldnn. P15 Maaafer . . BOrdeux I 'br, J ba wave. tnah coenp. -Bucb ctzta W/eodoaed CLEAN . QU l £T 2 w~ae ~ S.2Cr & '715.Hft'b.213/47~'71 Xll.'IOS'anpAvc.CM. 1Br Condo, •aper aoe. on l'hnob C"CM'try kitchen, mo.•tm ~ l.Ddry lac, 28r, 2Bdnn., 1 be., beam t-ell· bedroom, l batb, no ~u ~I MO, bal dn. C:1~ ..... p r lrl• l I 07 NEW 2 Br 2 be ..... atrlam la Oraa1etreel •U .-mu.. $1100. mo. Oc I ~ IDO . Hl·0421 or :ri~ anil. -Mo. pe\f/thlldna. 1•1 .... tmt.c:i1a.. a.nee. ....................... plulb c;;.l·a. ,,;,, J::.· adlta. $HI mo . Al' Det-. lat. A'1 1•m1; ._-: ~aa:-::T. ;::.: a 1 Place. ea.a.e... pie_ S2'75/mo. eai.uee, OcetlilO'Oltt.28r.1ara1e 1ar,avifl-ncnr .... 11, _.. m.-....a teolds,IOWM1t,Ru1e bac h w /clubz Br , 1'-' ba dh er.t1,RE/llAX. ~ cWecbed a.t. '111 ·pa. aUo, adu.lta, no pell. ulll mo \ at c In ·• d • p . I bt, 2 ba, O....u.t. Lee Udo ••· Ult.. 21Atbll, or r1trti,1tcnar. lJuutop. on~. Die, Jan. or townllouM1 1ar, fncd yd. Lr1 J Br. 7M·C Shallmar. Mutaiold. CdM 1179,500 Dd. Avail. to June • ..,. llananne, 140•0MJ or 1d. ~~·.rUo~· aew, llOO 14 n , DO Vil ~ lH. •H·lUl or teb. l&WOOO XJll. f700 C.aur or &own. flt5. S245 roo. 141·&4'7 or aaent.Aaen\f75."51. rrs.1m •1•w. er.•· llbeta.tt•.e'TJ.GU. ...._ mo. MMIUeve Ml-IJ51 , ___ .. ,.. ... _,,. , .-, -, .. .. .... , ~ -, ., "' ...... .._ 4 • "" .. • Ftlday, Holf9mber 24. 1978 DAILY PILOT Mlladt••IT•..... c.r,.ts.t•k• Di4 ..... • ..... 1tn1e.. .. •• ~..... -tc1111' , I,. "'••... ........ !h ,. ... SfrTk• ...................... . ........................................................................................................................................ , •...........•...•.•....•.•..••..•..••.•.•..... Ol&m wort-, Ori 'dellpa Sbampoo • steam dHI\ l'wtm qu11I . lo 0Yerh•1&d. ICANUVMAN Carpentry, l'ompl. houseoleanlna Chimney weaver, block. lnt. faint Ir wallpaper. Oraini cleared from $4.50. Unique Shopping servlre ltelllu'1 W C4u Color brl1htcn,.,.. whl frtit e1I M l11lon clt>ttrkal, plumblal 6 fromfactoriutorarms. atone,brtck.Howabouta Qua . work .. rtH. pr FteeFAt.Allworkaulir. for bu a y p eofllt• HwJ.NB.MUlll ~lOmnbl•tt'h C'lf!an Dr•pm '7l f1n ~:mo PrelloUdat ratu ftreplacerorCbrlatmu! t"reeest.$Uve.S47-4Zfil Draiomas\tJ'.631·0953 Comucopla.S4<»<M88 *fpll•r•..,..,. ~ :6'1~~~-~~.~~~ llKtriui& - -n ~ n I · I a rd e n · ~::fcf~~fc c 1~0:::rr.t. $4.S-l4l9. WAUJ'APlltlHG Ttunldng olreplplng your SWwlCM.t •••• .. •••••••••••••••• » Owar •Um pet oJ.<ir ••••••••••---•••••••••• m • In \ • n • n "e -842-3359 M9!"'9 Bera offered. Eves. home ln copper? I wlll ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• B•J Aoob.MNSlrv csic 1 u tt•••dSectric landacape 1pr\nkler ....................... 831-~/61~1.21116 rep£pe an av. 1 8a hme ua l work , etl'hlng. TRJP.C'H.AROKS10 DI> =r~n!J' ft'/r~ l.lr 3f1"3eM.Hl974 &)'llt•m fl.1l..a718,MS·19218 * ROBIN'S HOUSE· "Move an)'lhlng , fort111~.28afn5.Cuar. veled, home / manne1 .. Ma.ia,S A 6310101 •" 3PM Ct.KA.NINO SERVICI::, an~re at anytJme." Custom painting. ''m l yr. ToP Hat Plumbana. RV. Rlleya Lofl. MIJ.7401 ~ ~, OLW ELECTRICIAN Prtt'Wi /IL-. '°" a thot'OU4rbly dean at hrs. 7daya. 640-4844 small. my prices are 537·3114 eves. c.1.... ntbt '"" Htlm•k VO --11 ~ 540-08S1 llMU.631·6.'Mll. Ron. ·---------• it 1• ••••" ....................... 1 orirnallJvQI ....................... Courteay Movers. Ille " ............, ....................... ttOUDAV C~TERINO 1..1~ tn31Wi Hand, i klploader dump MlNHIAJD SERV. Rel· moving 4' baulla&. "-&0.-.-T..... .._CJI•.. T8e ..S.ve llooer• Hom. OI' ()(ft~ Paruu - -trk. 11adlnc. tree wrk, ble Eurp, ttnd peJ"IODJ)el. Reuonable ~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••.•••••••• • Ort""aya•Panto1 lot awter C'nu• .,lOcJO zoo a.IC'ntCIAM der:mUUoo.a etc.13Mtl57 Cleanlna. lnclry. 681·1885 MO VINO• Let VenaUlea Piano tW\ln1 & repair. ~ Tired of tenant problems? Ceramic llle installed· •ll"aira •Seakoattn . OUA_7nl Rcia Q>mm'I Ind Rlnbl 1 • ._ 1· d yn exp. llaatcr'd deg. ln u t.be O'K f firs. s howers & tubs •Lie. N8, CM Sil PtnON""'""' --25 'nt" r'l.lr27~1 H•.,.11 n '"&I ex per ence pro · muslc. Thia c:oupon ae .,froa. ee c S.7·2639 dys. $57-8280 ,\apMJlMMl'Jl N.s Mtp I be II Cy Pf ' ••••••••••••••••••••.-•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fess.lonal1 make your -..orthlS.M)·l4l3 Prop. ngmnl Co. eves. -----------• da ~ 1,:ur ~ 1 AU '4M 12 _ Small jobt, ~ yrs exp. L..M.S.-Rototilllng. Sod ~a;t move • 1mooth 540-2200 •--------- ... ,....._ c)'~... m. ~ ._..... Plumbu11 el~ etc Call or Seeded Lawaa . tranaltlon on )'OU and ........ ,/llipltlr ._..a....&... TreeSlnlce ··-·················· W/'il ' '..~ I f' 0 • .___, Pana cu11' e:n-GM . Sprinkler• Planting your budget. Local/lona ••••••••••••••••••••••• --••••••••••••••••••••••• ~)'OU ~~ • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • """ • • • d.iatan Ca II 534-0840 bes • • ••••••• •• •••• • • • • • • • • ~~m:.:1:~ t;::r~tM S c:...t/Cwnte -~ TAYl))IU'ENCE.'\ tf I I I.r:o:..~r.k.C~~~~~·~rc: <Uc.Ca~~l~). . ~';;-. ~~~i4lt Sell your home or income ~~pi~~·~~1~5n1~:: bome frocn 6am 6pm •••••••'•;.-;~~"·~·~••••• ~1337 ••••••••••••••-••••••• •au•19, Xlol refs. property last w~th stump removal. 67S·2821. Aae ~&tS-9123 ~ment •wt of »II kind' Wood & Cbalo t.lnk 0CC Student. l Too trvck. 61~7633 , ....... ~ _. . PATCH PLASTERING Newport R. E . Asauc. lns . • -h ---;_1~-•'rM est 10 ,.~.,.. t:xp ,...... Trash, t.tee lnm. Ron .. ~ .......... ~•::-! ..... A 11 types . Free .,:63::,:1-45=.,:1;:.8 ______ ,--::--;---:-----.:--_,_,.., __...._. TopquaUly ~0757 6'2-6703. ~a ese Lanuacaper. estimates. Call 5401825 ltooflllg Trimrnitlg, remoYal. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••••• en. Low prices. P~RS PAINTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Licensed/Insured BklPI payroll/tau• •'Ouadat1n111. rt!liun1n1 Mual r.e.11 lmmed dlnnette WiU houl or d n. an)'Ullng, on iuar. 9 yrs exp. Expr d. Reas Rates . DRYWALL FlNISH • 6'6-l84S fin.ane: atmls, rnure Nri waU1, blocllti, pahu11 Kt. rosewuoJ bar with b1g11ma1J, comm'I orn· We'd /Bonded. Noburo. Free Est. Call Gene Hang·Tape-Spray REPAIR., RhEROOf All a.ru lO)'fll &33 iU.llQ )3&.Sl)l.) Uc:'d .i.ools. datk, kmg 111* 11dentlal. rea1, rates. S3L"'8162, 897 2882 552-0t:ie Ricbard 960-1781 t Y P eh.• k. s 1 n g e 5 • Tnma:un& & removal. 10 · · ----btd, TV + mony olber Call a.nytime 968-8146 rocks a es-com po.tar. yrs exp. Free estimates . IHMEnp•g S.-. Pat Io· 1, v. a I It ~. & i~m1 64().~7~ · Dig-It Landscape. Reas. Painting. Extr/lntr. Ell· Pb:t•1J Free est. 541·5930 673-31UOeves.Please. lactivtdual/amall b.'.a. dnvcways Ret.untn& "'" • & CHEAPEST hauling In Prices. Prof. landscape pr'd, bOnest, neat, reu ........................ Thoma P Its Ii nsed V .r~r--· 1l4·957.o787 wall.C.U~33bl vc.. ... '-9 town. Fr. FJit. CHEAP! & Jprinkln. 646-7CY10 aft Uc'd964·104SDave Any '!!::bing, water -...1 Raoor f 'r•pcealr •. .___.... _ __ __:..:...:...:.:;..:.....:...;..:..:... ___ 1----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-2985 845-1390 8 let'V " bathrm e cl ~· "' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• PubUc Record Reporu Ceme ot work. com Clean ups H auling, ' . Prof painting. Ext & i.nt. ceramic 'u1e Re~s· coatings, November 200 rbll vacuums from Socal area. PO Box 1ou merclal ts resutcotlal. Landsr.,1p1~1 Im med. Lile .baullng·movlng. European Landscaper. Low. rates. Ref1. Free 8J2.2'88 · · special $50 orr on all $19.96. 1 da. service on S.A. Ca.112702. 53&-Sl63 645.lOU lleC'Vi l'llli· 6'2·990'7 Garage-Yard cleanl.ng. Top work. Fair pr1ci!. eat. 536-4780, 536-QJ.I llueed oil treating, any vac:1.tum. All types ----Reas rates W.0705 Malnt. Refs. 646·4871 PERRY'SPLUMBING shingles & s hakes. vacuums & bag ~ Legal secretarial VlctlmolNature"Can wt' •VERYWW .. KJCES• · · dya/eves F\ne Exler. Painting by C 1 1 b ' aspbaJl It acrylic coal· Vacuum Cleaner Ctr' aerviC8.8yneap.Tape helpyouwitbreasonable OnGarderungMatnt. GetridofunsligbUytrash · R.Sinor.St.lic .. lns.Try C::P etD ~u&m ang ings for composition 1571 Newport Bl. CM '. traJUcri pllon, J rvlne. orieftJ on coocttU!/bn ck George S.9-2015 & debria. college student. M .. 11 •C• me. 836-SSSS Z4 brs. ~I e c::i· 1 ;~ . Fs~e~ shingles & bullt·up roof. 646-31<11 K.atle.D-5867 founcSaUons. Lie contr. SlS lo ad. 548 -6428, ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . rng. 20 years of ex·•------------------1 You help-save money. Exper gardener. Clean· 770.1382 CoUege student. can beat EXCELLENT PAJNT· esumates. 2A hr aervice. per 1 e a c e . Free ~ daw Clur'r' CerpeNlc: ~ c~· Fr~A~~Ll Heason. LI--.....&.-.. all prices, lawn yard ~G. ~~b~r~~· 673-31BI estimates. Member of ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '°area. _._.,.l nun.,.,_ ma int Quality work eees ma · · Att'n Gen Contractors· lhe Chamber or Com· WINDOW CLEANING ~elt.lmaie.. No job loo Cocllclor GtMral Servkn A••M••w••A••V•••C•••••••t•l•:•• a.u.9656. Jon · CUst.om WaUpa~ring Plumber Ocls work. Good merce. Co01merclal & 640.559 I II U tr .ftlt-••••••••••••••••••••••• o s me '8 AlJW--'-G ""' · d '-•-· 0-~A-u I ...,"'""L3 ama , c. con a""'r. R d I l ••••••••··~··•••••••••• Nulritioo Hou1ewares • v-n-un. uar. ee c.ol. pn,ces on remo e ... "' re· ne::»..,_.. a . ......,._ . 7»1887 emo e. repa r, gen. • , • --~ 673-4158 pa.irs. Serv. avail. for . . ---------• carpe ntry~ old time •MR. FIXIT• Horne Care & Comm I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• homeowners also. Top Honzon RooflnK. Ex~ Placing a Classified ad Is Carpenter. ftee ~t. Any craft.smansbip. 16 yrs 1n C3rpente r, painting 64.H634 Brickwork. Small Jobs . Pal.nling, interior. Free HatPlumblng.S37-3194 perienced roofe rs -not! as easy as dialing your aize Jobi. Call Allan-or area. Lic'd. Mr. PaJom· Reas. rates. 1.S yrs an Classified Ada, yo11r ooe· Newport., ~t• Mesa & est. Reas. rat.es. Refs. salesm~n . Low btd. J>flone. Give us a tall Toay. 64f.t649 bo. 962..a314 area. MB· 175.2 stop shopplng center. Lrvioe. 675-3175 eves. 548-5837 Mike. Want Ads Call 842·~8 6.'ll-49t3 We'll do the rest. IW2·567B ..,atwatsu.fwa. Apalw•t•.......,.. A.pwt•llh"""'"'-VocaHonR...tals 4250 Offlaa..ttll 4400 ._..W..ted 4600 ~_HJllS. Trwt Loat&,.._.. 5100 Pena 1111 5350 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .,_,.... JIZ6 ,......_.,..leach 314 M.wportleach 3169 Mammoth ski condo for EXICUTIVI Ruponslble. working ....................... Lo6t8 mo. female Grman RELAXING MASSAGE .•.•............••..... ···················••w ········•·····•······•· CbriBtmas. Dec: 23-28, at sums w r l t e r I e e It s 0 n e LOWEST Shepherd Black/tan. Vic BobJame1-Llc Masseur Deluxe duplex 3br 2ba, IEA.CHWOODAPTS. Ste~ to beach, yearly. Sunshine Village, $3()0. Luxurious offices. ell· bedroom cotta1te in L.a......--f1......_. ::;:::/Ellis 960-~ Outcall9-9•494·Slll balcony, gar, frplc, No 2 Br, 2 Ba, $315 mo. Lge modern 2 br, l br, 408/251·721lafl6pm. ecutlve secretary, Corona del Mar or Costa ~ u-. pets. 55f.7lfM. Ad11111. 962·1800 upper. frpk, all bltns Family oC fl(l~n looking pers ona I phone cov. Mesa. Quietness essen· 1 stT.D:s. aho FOUND blk/t.an shepherd ANITA formerly of ToPololD.P.2BR,2ba, $375&$425.yrly.Garag~ for 8 cabin In the erage, receptloniat, con· llal. Write Classified Ad 2.-dT.D.Loms. rnale. 1·2 yrs. 645-1508 Rokientouch canoowbe den, ~J;. balcony, ocean I==-g.,'f~~pener. 642-3490 , ('.rest.line area lo vaca-ference room, aerox, •206. Dally Pilot, P.O. Fairest Tenns since l949 aftns/eves. fi--r_eached__,,._a_t_<_7_14_)4_96-_ 3462 view llthe xtras. $400 ••••••••••••••••••?~.~~ Uoo m December 23·26. :'o~u,~~0~.ic:,~ ~~~·11 ~~~Mesa SattterMfCJ.Co. ILOST g rey & white MICHELLE'S mo. SJ.SO dep. no last. Lu 1 b d p 1 Park Newport sub· Iese. 8 Please call 631·3149 alt.er Pl 0 C 1 rt & 642-2171 545·061 I parakeet. $30 r eward ~. ja~ le~~ ~· bl~o mo 's, 2 BR. 2 bu, 5444 mo. 6 PM. 1rieZ:ays. ei;11 ~~161 . Family of nfteen looking from grateful owners. • o.tcdl• IW'*•leach 1840 ocean. 'view of oceim & P.P Ca ll 957-8914 R~ton-4300 for a c abin In the PVT PTY will pay more 548·3520 eves. 640-2970 UAM-2AM 83S3749 .....,. W'l'l'l1ll> ~., CdM di uit.es UI pd Crestline area lo vaca-for your 2nd T .D.'s. days . .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~nbelt. Ag\, Diana, 2 bdrm cpts Uniqut> loc ••••••••••••••••••••••• " 1 • u ' lion IJ\ December 23-26 642-3573 -~-------llOE WAMTED: SHARP,beachl.2&3BR. l.31lor840-4027eve beacharea.'$.l40permo· C.tdoWll :t~:~1W~ef!:·~~~· Pleasecall631·3149after ~. •! FOUND · Golden Desperate ly needed frplc. d.bhwshr, glirage I"'-1844 673-1092 U•~bpettHt! 67~ SPM. Nma•ca• Rel /Shepherd Collie, Mon-Fri ut Spm rrom & patios. 960-23S8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Share a hOme or aptment ui..--~--,....,.,,., hooey color, vie Slater Costa me Mesa to Chap" • • Oraogetree adult con· WlSTHEWPORT h.w.~ CVnsUHuMITW 300sq.ft.$18Spermo.1n --Lolt~FO.d EdwardsH.B.~1 man Ave in Garden ~--..... .... Vtlk«e dom.inlums, From 1325. I t~rmsYea'r'lyl ba., unrurn. ~f· 'A Costa Mesa. leahlh 4650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crove. HELP! ((or 1 l-, ....,.IU ~5 ~ Uk.;«~~" 540-7881 ....................... ._a.ct•• ~too Found: Cat. gry Male. mo'sl ~.oo wk. Call New 1"2 bdcm_lUxury ~-~nBWall Vogel· IWOA.HlWPOAT c.>~~wq Christmas Tree Lot $750. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunset Beach. Owner or 494·7872 adult apt.a in 14 plans a •c. 161 .......... ~st.ncel9'7l S23 SQ. fl. off~1:re s])ac~to 172StBeactrBlvO. Hant. PENNY &dbome.~ t----------frocn $315. +~ls, ten·• -•-ctt 39.a• REALTY 675-8170 _...._.. sub-lease 10 Laguna 0 -h. aA"·2834 -•-__,, 1 d , _,....... -°" f7Vo Lo&t: Sml blk Male Poo-....... watc11a . s, pon s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbr dean one --rson on· ROOM .. ,. •TES Hllla. $308 month. Avail. ·"-. 11 1.8 R rd From.Jiu llieS«t h~ . . ""' "9A Oet" lat 830-6030 PIMflff£1 ...., Dlll, 1 . ewa . drive North 00 Beach to Sh.arv J·Blt &1n1nk'room, iy. No-,,ets. ~o inctd · · · -"" yac. WestcUff. 646-6434 McFadden then West on din. rm., brick frpl, new uLil.548 1764. Shell e-N·S..• Deluxe medical suite, .. ,C-.:~••ett/ McFadden to .saw ind ldtch.. " balb; lge. deck· 2 Bdrm with patio, xlnl Qlj~re. Pay less! ~e~~~rpd~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ADS L~~~~. b ~.~:e e: Vlllagc.(n4)893-.S198 ~~hlL~~00una:...fvAal1Jlt localaon Newpo rt ~Cb!!k"a~::!~~: , 67"'""'00 ...._., . wht 8 wk o ld kitten, nr 494."7ss1'... ...... He i g hts . 645-9 3 14 : ,,.._.~5.eL..A.Zl2 ..-VI Op orfwllt1 5005 ONLY"" Huntin gton S h o r es !fbe Daily P1lol 1'ownbou5e, lovely, 1pa e. ~ -.,_ Sq Fl .,,a0 • [ ... M ... _, HB REWARD' CHRIS TMAS G IFT & bome·like. 2 br wilb l200 · · ~ · mo . •••••'••••••• ••••••••• .......,, · · · TRAIN stops for your Pvt. gated entrance+ 2 CLIFFORIVECONDO Saneleftwnte 3876 ,SHARE A HOME Marguerite Pkwy & Beer Tavern. CM area. Sell any Item or C'Orn· 964·1'57 s hopping convenience patios. Some with alt. N. Laguna, 2B r, IJ,cABa , ••••••••••••••••••••••• MS-7464or761·2284 Avery oo S. D. Frwy In &t. U yrs. Gross $7,000 buul\)00 Of items for 1'7~ LOST, white M poodle. every Wednesday start- garage. Swimming pool. frplc, deck, $600 mo. yr Nire l BR. locat.ed nr We'll help )'Oil find a re-Mi ssion Viejo. Prwer pr mo. All help run. or less with • Penny Vil' Fair& Fariview. Ans ing Nov. lSlh lhru Dec. Jacu.ui.Tenniacowu.1 1Y·673-SOID General Hosp. Ca ll Uableroommate! MgmtS31-7444 $1&,000dn.Agt.645-4474 PlncherAd.llines rorz toToby.SS7-911D. 10th. CALL NO W' bUt to Huntington shop. OCEANFRONT 2 Br 2 Ba ~for mfo. & appl . COST A MESA alt.er 3:30. ~~t:e·~·~ar~ 642-5678 ~ingcenter mall. Adull.8. hg deck, s uper view: ._._.nhhl"ftished ~~'!a,~inepr:/~d~ ~0 Professional orncespace CAR RENTAL Nets lbe2days Charge it • ~~l~k~f>g•5 1 ~1,f3 ~og:•---------Se°a~~~s·vFifaog~. ~435 . '7008:;:,.'=~~~~c~oYe, ~lWumtst..d 3900 mo.utllinel.Ss.2-8132late avail. in CalifornJa lst ~,000yr,4t~arsa~~a~s Nocommematad1. grey/wht Vic. Laguna MASSA~E Huntington Vl11age Lane ·••••••••••••••••••••••• nights or i..-3861 ask Bank Bldg. 750 sq. ft. usy, nr .•sney n ' For more Information Sch. Reward if found or FIGURE MODELS H.B.('714)8118-9361. M.portleach 3869 THEEitmNG forJobbCbase Low price includes seller moving out or lllldtoplaceyouradcall lnlo.58&-62537~J718 ESCORTS ---==----.••••••••••••••••••••••• PALM MESA APTS. janitorial. security country. Agt. 7l 7Sl·1400 2 Br. chlldren welcome. PAlllCHEWPORT MtNtrrESTONPT Roommate wanted lo services, ~~nfere n cc WORKING PARTNER. Found Golden Retriever OUTCALL.OMLY no~.~rtlnga\$27 Bach e l ors. 1 o r 2 BCJ!. 1~.8!~~a~~~~d2~a;: ~0:1&u~li~~~;~ TheWallStreetJournal, 642·5678 ~f1~~.fe~~f~ ~~~ o..,. ......... mo.'""""""'· .Bedrooms & Townhouses Bach.~ DR. ... en oca · · Time Mag & radio-TV ~ 784 642 1328 63 I •2140 Ne ar s Polnta, Com· From$349.50 Crom$2:j().&up. $400 per mo. 633-1.382 or St,CostaMesa.642-9560 news bave reported on &FoMct 5300 1 or . GOLDEN GIRL _ _. __ Ci A.,.• 2 b Spectacular spa, total Adults.NoPcls 67~ Small . elegant, pro· thisbwsinessreceotly.A •••••••••••••••••••••••Found red female. ________ _ ~;elC:me ... ~ m:· r ecrea tio n program. 1561 Mesa Or. Gorgeous bou.se to share, tesslonal bldg. Near winner , a r eal money HWA.RD Doberman Pincher Sat·-UHDA& Vlact at 7671 Commodore Cir socla.lprogram .7~ls,11 <S Blk.sl::balavtdo.r)Ncwport 2 ml rrom ocean. 3 Capis trano Mission. ~~erSa. ReCl1ui uil"respeSlr1-!"'k Cor the return or In· 11-18. Vic Atlanta/Beach o.tulM-.- /V"' 3 -"' tennis courts. At Jo ashion Bdnns, heated pool, 2 Much parking. To be ........ ll $350 -forma"-00 the black S3l).8W1 ---r _..::. .. _~·-'---·-----i Island, Jamboree & San 9am·Spm546-9860 1 t d t PLUS Share of Profits. ....,.. ---------• fw'111e'-olttt Jo:11~uln llills Road frplcs. $400. Hunt. Bcb. comp e e s1.tmmer o Build good retirement in· Balb<>a crui,ser taken Found Parakeet on Nov. sm ~~t'i!S~Tb l714J6ot4-1900 1714)842-1252 '79. Now l easing. come. Call (714) 871·2952 from Savoo s 1/22/78. 9th. Owner call & aden· Srving~~~:geCO . • or 2 br1 den. 2 ba, bltn MOllLE-HOME Rmmate a Br NB bm. ~. forappt. l().5~ily. ~s~ ~~:~~:.51; Uf)': 770-1042 Ask fori---------- incl.reu1g. Bachelor unit Yl block IHFORMATIOH Cont af\ 8r>m. Moo tbru No.Oosta M~a, 700sq. It. ... •• a-....... bUte ia returned. no Denise ......,Senicn 5360 ~Ge~mioi~~RU!.!t!_Y_2:!:~~ Crom beach. All utll pd Rent. option to buy info, Fri or anytime wkenda $350/mo. Grol.ll\d noor. .:'~~:_ ~::.uoos. FOUND 27 .. GI 1• 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• No kids, no pets. 201 E repo's loan assumption, Allison 613-4408. Tom, S4G-2200. ~ .,_. : r sbo Howie sitter responsible. NEW 2 Br 2 Ba, close t Dalbo 81 d $250 l:: Ea f 0 A C --&...JU 5_,o '-tor ""~·-.. a r:t•. Call spd. vie Nwpt Har r mature woman wil: care ..._ __ .. ~pe a v . r etc. sy mance · · · Fem.to•brf"-.2Br2Ba Offi"""' 11pa-"""' •q. t•. __.,.l"VTIT v -,. ......, r"""" Boy's Club ldenllf" f h d ri ...,..u.,_.., rmo. mo +securitydep. a ll 9ofl'ices "' ... ,. "'"' ""'"""" • Excellent family profit Animal Ass 1t ance • ~ or your ome u ng ____ 964-__ 2937 ____ SueSSG-7707 ~ HCNM Store secur. apt w/aarne. Non· Xlnt location. Comer or opportunity. Going r e· League. 537-2273, no fee. 631-0:m your absenc'e including 2 BR. .1 bai nrly new. ltr -""o_r_l_e-.... -.. 2-b_r _2_b_a_l_b_l_k Anaheim 956-1011 ~e.:i:;tun, JTh.~b. ~ l.8thS:~~«:~ tall, wholesale. swap • -t n-..•---I ht FOUND: Sml female grey ~I .,plant.sd,letc.,Ava!}ll· patio enc gar . llh ml .. , ~ • • '"'--An 5547070 "'""""' ._._, meetbuslness.$25.000in·"""' '""'"'""""'orange w It black nutry, dog. Nr hie mme ate y. c.X· tobUch.sJ.to.6'2·8973 . tolt bewa/pcahu'olr.p IAcv'aloiwl.erOunec. Wt;~amin!'t.er 848~ utll.Wkdys9S1-0272 IAYVIEW cl. Inventory, store & paws. male, 3yra. old Irvine" Mesa Dr. SA cellent refe rences. W.Anaheim 761-1442 Male or female to share On Lafayette . cannery trucks. '97-4633, 645-9039 i~'!!-'ard>. No tap.968-7281 Hgta. 751-4675 759-0157. Near beach, 2 Br. 2 Ba 1sl. $425. mo. 206 44lb St. E. Arulbt?1m 956-4500 huge Bluffs condo. pool, Village.1200Sq. ft. .-w nearly new cpt. drpa _67U483 ___ .______ frplc, den, own room, BfLLGRUNDY llluJfw"' Lost cat · grey lon1 hair Found: M. Samoyed pup·••tr11 .. lf paint. fplc & 1ar incl. $24S mo . Ca ll Sue, ReaJ•~ 57c11:161 Oppo:hliity 5015 Vic Cotta Meu Nov. py,4-Smosold. $325. 847·32'1 Clean & Nat ROOIWll 4000 :759-1419 "" ,,.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6th.·Reward 646-8188 494-2746 •••••••••••••••••••••• 1--......T Oc b ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•om--1ce_a_v_al_l_.-be-a-cb_a_r-ea-. ScMDh& n--~y -2obr, .. 2 b""· 3 Br, 2bat • fireplace. Roomw/kltcher1ett.e Nt wport ~acb ocean Only $60 / mo. You LOST• Oold c ha rm Found: 2sm1 dogs. J gry, ......_.._ 7005 ~ ...,._ ..... stepgtobeach.$600/mo. $00week&up. view. Pool, Jacuul, ten-an s wer my phone. brace!« with keepsake 1 wbt, vie. 2St.h // Santa ••••••••••••••••••••••• cargar$380.Frpl~l-vlew. w.t .. frCMltHons 648-9755 nla. $350. Incl utll. 673-1092 c harms . REWARD. AnaaveCM.646-105S REALESTATE No kids or pets. <Mt 1 631·1400 548-1813 am or 64().5357 --------644-6718. Ptno11al• 5350 st. C.11 ~twn 5-7pm, Smith-Meyer Office-Store 480 Ft.,crnt, L. ICENSE IMS-4562 • .. h Lost: Lra neutered grey & ••••••••••••••••••••••• . WESTCLIFF 2Br, l 'h Ba Lo ..... , rdsodore•·:s Rmml wanted lo share ~H ~'fa:l1~·~~ Oet On the r ift ... track wttt cat. Lut seen vk. scn1u ·ETS Brand new 3 Br apt HD. townhouse. Adults only, veyga ens· roo 2Bdr.4boosestooceanin _._ .. _. -·-----wllb the DallyPllot's Springdale. Slater, ftNft°\. SCHOOL S42S W/fenced bckyrd. no pets. $395. mo. 1728 •Ki~}"~~~'avall Nwpt.$1S0.6'7S-1462. N~rt Beach, sublease CJfRl STMAS GIF 11 /12178.Rwd,84&·3059. uarwERS OFFERS DQS&l&-~or536413. Be<l!OC'dLn.548-7~. J ... b led l tkw:r:., office s pace, approx. TRAIN I A~earlng r_. "·t· g-v long hair NW • acm ... ea poo -for 4350 1000 ..... fl.644-4600 w~-~·~ .,.,, f f "da • ........ ....a..a DO L N on..1 daily -·Id srv .., ever')' ocun ay start· . , Of' fl ~ -.,_... lJ IS A D • .. .uyor ··-· In• Nov. "'thru Dec! lO. VlcC.OSta Mesa Nov. 6th. i Br l lti Ba, blt·IOI, new 3 BR 2 Ba, freshly paint-•1V & phone available ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ......._. lt...tal 4410 For mor': lnforma ilon Reward. 648-3188 Beaten -Mln e - -a..-•·/drape1, encl. ed It new cpl. Encl So. A.town $63 Wk Single $40. 2033 Anaheim •••••••••••••••0 •••••• ,..__._ Fren .. •rw-Do bl aodtoplaceyoW'ad Lollt: _,.Reward for re-"''"' .. -iy-gar., p•Uo. Nr beach. patio. $650. J . Klose , 227'7 Harbor Ave, u e MS. 1811 CALL NOW .-CEMETERY park, ehope. 134S mo. 6'5-6822,SS9-6S88Rlle Costa Mesa 64~ P l ace~t-la #3, CM •OFACl~ITAIL 8425678 tum ol "Maggie", 4 yr MygrandfatherbeUeved 980-1279 ~~~~~~~~~I 642-a.64 •900to2100$ci. Ft. · oLd brn/wht Engl. Spr-1n remcamation. In ract, 2_B_r_._2_b_a_._-r:_a_r_a_•_e-.' 2 ~Yl .b:t,Yf.':r ~~e:h~ I•• •o .. ,........ Double ~rage, 20th & •Air condldJ tioo~ ....... ,ft MoMy to Lo9I 5025 Inger apanlel. 675·0457 bis will called for his un· "' -,.. "" 011 8 ~o A I •la rapt ly ex_......,,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64().4600 eJCplred ma1azlne sub· dsbwhr. paUo. o pets. Stove/refrlg. garage. $e s . up week I y ve, • -· 10 n...--Polnt $325. 833-1893. $400 per mo. yearly. day w/kilchenette. 67s-a740. single, same area $35. ..,..._ 49J.22S4 Bkr Short term R.E. S L.oet: "Murphy". Neut, script.ion to be forwarded ---------• 75'M*Oevea7S9-9458 980-5380 Availablefaat rrlendly, .,.. Abyulan tolheCEMETERY. DELUXE CONDO 3 Br. 2 Room. private ba, quiet --------• -Loc•n ......... 1 Call6'73~ Cat White on Cront legs ba lmrned occup. $395. LlDO VIEW 2br, frpk, CM house , klteh. •Single,Harbor·Adams. ,_... ,.. "" bnm leat.b collar. Vk ; PREGNANT? Caring, Ron,841-tOlO. patJo, sep. D.R. Adlt.s. privileges, no drugs or C.M.atorageonly.$30 17tlaAM.wportltT4. 9530 trvine/17t.h,CM.M8·3081 confidenUalcounaeUnglr 9800/mo. 67s-6358 l)tM. 6*6378. Keep tr)" 833-8974 SucetMlul retallahop referral. Abort.loo, adop· SPANISH Ing. .,..._ approx.9$0HQ.fl. $1SORIWAaD Uon&keeplng. APARTMENTS Cban.nel front Apt. 2br, · c..Au• lrJ. 1aracutora1e t&OOPcrmo. Bkr 875-C700 Lost b I a ck ma I e APCARE $41·2563 .ct'asb Course available •Materials provided. •Sma 11 daases for penonalh:ed instruction. •Choose own taste-day fc ol&h\ dMHS. •Placement-up to 80<;;. commission. Free3Week Sales Tratninl(. Col Por hteff• Hl·IOOl 493.0442 Katella 3 8R. W•tmluter; 2BR 2ba, 1pllt level, huge Rm w/prtv. ba & lite ooly$1.25permo. Rear of · M Mort« 8 may a SamoyaotShep mliL • 1 br. hb, call aA 10All paUo, 2 car 1ar1. Boat KJtch. prtv. NB, pool/· :163 W. 1tUt St. CM Call For I ea• e i' •a I e . •• , e Ul 0on rj Lonf balr, aome white on 8"74610 alipavall. '810840·1062. Jae. $175 mo. Prefer Jack541-z:m Deachlroot atorej acro&s rloananie a netow ,!!'.,," Ill 1 cbett1• pawa. Bent left COUNTRY Giil Real ElltateSchool ESCon:TS mu C.mtnoCaplstrano female 642-3317 837-6232 . from pter, ln Sea Beach. ur """'" o IP• Needa U pU.SpadouaJbrapt, Al1Adultsnopeta.2bdnn · Overahed ,l\or a1e Noon·6 pm . C2l3) pra1aa value. P2·"80 ear. medica on. b1l, r•Uo, a kids ok. 2befromp.Jac,pool. S.lboels.QuietworkiDg 1u:uu. lOx12xU '30-53BIS/439-3889 CUpto..O.OOC)) ~~o:~b:St: * ft * aanJIUUl Caplltrano at bn ts7-M74 JoM W..tH, 7075 ....................... Ava1 .now.M7--0887afte clubhouse, Shown by man. Share ba, TV rm, Eastllde C.M. M . mo.--------MO ... AYMIMT Anawera to "Vo", 4:30. appt.only.549-3NS klt.$105mowln.61$.36ta. 14&-'212 days: eves " ~RT 9r•CH Futt-~~e.oua -.391n Exp. ScotUlh nurae In· wtndaMS-9543 nl.nru u _..-..... · tere9tedJn new pnv. du· ••Lovely21lyapt,I~~· •LOOtC• Vccdloltl .... 4250 -\--------•Cannery Vllla1e Shop f'or lnlormaUonCaJI: Found: Male SP-aniel. lypc11.xlnt.ref.avall.rc-2 bA. Cflfttrally loca.cv, Charmlnll bay Yin, pen-••••••••0 ••••••••••••• OJt201•ra1e. t3S mo. 7211 10tet1 avail. '80toS40(.). 1.SA MORTGAGE CO. aubl&m/Whl, vie. Oranae1 ___ _,,.:...... _____ 1 C1.1.tlred loc. In Meaa MSG ..... UO'l. thouM retreat. 2-br, aun-F.NSENADA BEACH Ttuk Avo, w .. tm.lnater. ACaUfornia Broker onKa~lltl.835-6312 Verde/C.M.SSl-108% ~ blk '° beadl, a ltr 2~ ~k, tif:C. 1ar. opeMr HOUSE. Sleeps I . S'O ... 2585. •1·21" (714) 132 9980 Jm~~-a. .ata 9'50 lJt No cblldren ot pet1. da)'. NM073. • f'Out'D AU1tral1aa abeei 20th sc.. •531.a~i or Avlll. lmned. 5'00. mo. Office....., 4400 &..a..a-Mr 11-. aa pup. Yl.c WUaOft TH 3271 tH.87$-03'1'7L\dolaJe. Palm Sprtnf' Condo on •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Am....-• •T.,. Falr vlew. 142·08Ht MJaalon Jl 111 country N 0 c Airport Del ===--'----'-=......,......,= ....,.._. T t m.tta. Vtrt. aJ~ll"::~ Oceu .WW 2 br, frplc, .... =?"~~~ilh Chab.•5430 :fflc'et W/HCretar?.~ •llTAILSPACI o:zti1" ,... 1031 f'OUNDSeal,olnC..YOUDI ~A~· Adull~le. oa BaQ~y e'1utra: With BllC Bear cabla, alft. 14, atnlce. '742-4e26. •1.JOCh quar9fet\ ....................... achllt male. Weatcllft ____ ... _·-----1 2 private balconles. =c~!b~~~or ' 2 Xbrtbiwar vlllblUty. new •Primt Coa•tHllbw•y *CASH PAST* area. 2·3 week• ••0· *taoi Oil* fl]>lc. t.ated pool & lot.a . crpta, pab;lt, A/C, under· trposure. MONEY IN 10 DAYS ...;;I0-~1*;;.-· ____ -1 1491br1115. 111\ • la9', ~ daeeta. S525 per nio. Late Art ow head 1md park'f . Ocean le bUJ ~_!!Slid.lit eapaecunr ........ ~ Truai. ~. _.. _ _,,, "•t o1 Ire-00 -eecurtc.y. 7tal Holt. 14S Domln10 Dr. Call lt1Wrontcondo,1lp18. views. f'romSOO.lJOOaq n ..,....Point M ·noanel& rM~ Dr .. ,~;lne. Mi-Tmforappt. .,....orl4J.Ul80 ao.iroa _!VaiL Ml·WS,•·"22. •DIMBkr (714)5'HJIO Call&oidi9DWy.133..,.,, t Acdl.Pa1/P.C. ' ~fl'yplat bee k1 t llE Otll1 Cieri $100 P ..... C.11 For t\ppl lmae~l~C)' •£nu., co.c.a M•a &alwZM 142-1'70 F,,d!y, Nooet•• a..'"' !~~.'!~.·.~ ..... ?L~! ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~·!.~ ..... ?!~~ . ~ ......,w-'"-7J ........ W..tff 11 CLMlnPIST DISHWASHER· F\lllUme ~ n 1:.A ..-HllpW..W 110 HlfltW 7 ifltW_..-,.ii u~··•••••••~• ;~•••••••••••u.... Heavy typln1 6 IC:• a part ttme . Good vi-ft•..-•t-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••'••••p••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AcC'Ol.lftlinC tle.rk1phone A\Tl'OMO'nV BOATS l'urat.; 11lary neaotla· beodtta EOK. SALIS JOI HOW Uvein ONLVPILOT 71 operator needtd rull USIDCAI Imm dial• Openln11 ble. nHded lmmed S.yvlewConvalHcenl <>PIH Fr ltv1nl raclUUet in SICllTAIY.UICUTIVI Ume. lmmed ot"'(lln1 for 116'1•1 HOIJ.~11 GOOD PAV. OOOrf exerian1e tor non amok· Gal Friday type, who ls a work lover Full co benefllt Call M1CHAM1C MIU.MA,. ~Tbli n 842·3S05 HOURS. OOOD CO lni Uve Ln aidthlkpr tor & people lover . A busy gu.y n -.vas help I 149M7l fe>ir appi,. de ll!lfl)trt~ Mu lhav~ E•ptrtenre<S•TraJnff DRAFTSMAN l)ITION S . MJ\NY my rn>lber, 17 yrs old. h h 'C'Ol:\I talla Balboa Marini' an>f Ul'e11M Top pay TllMCAll....,...I t'OORDINATOR FRINOE Bt::NEFITS. GrMk 1troke patient. l roug a busy day from 8 m a ture H atd wue • o .: plao, full bndil• • lll'·•-r1--~6 Traln-. Newport Beach mrr de f'AST GROWINO COM· Pleasant apt. Call Ann pe rson who ls tactful & has a sense of .. /,/II ft ftdt d 1mm•dlatf>lvt r-.,.. •··~-·. f'ANY I' RO MOTES •••......, h I ith h 1 h I " ' ITOCI Cl... alret • Hlf·atartln&. f'ROM WlTHIN. 'rrtAIN ..... -. umor. a o ng w av ng t e u s ua ••-•iiiiiiiiiii•-..1 APl>b'toS.mm Mar DllY• hlahly motivated In· ~ 0 R T o p LOT A'M'ENDENT-over a bllftles ln s horthand, typing & ACCOUM1"1M4t Ueahh lna Pro(ram dlvldual l o auls t MANAOEM~NT 18,plckup •deUvery fl m od e r a te r ecord keeping; yet this Oontnrt lllltn1 Al•l pa Vautfon eoa,ineer & dr"~lna & s T A R T S • ' I M • car tel'VIC41 for• car ren pers on s ho uld also h ave additional :~a~J·.t!{~~:'rak Al.AJ Ull.A VACll'r =ri:~ .. ~~~:~· ~ FgD i "8 Tl~ YR' '0 lalco.caU551-11ll ab i l i LI e s In busi n ess a ffairs 1"' ~uUun» now. 111 tRVIN 11~!1~~cosv J>~~v~ NHOllO F. x p E R 1 E N c E LotW.••4M4l management; s uc h as acting as my ~vi••• 9'arl 121•111 U0.7000 Driver. Part Time, prefer HELPFUL. WF. HAVE ue.nu s urrogate in tho many details of our IJl6(1000 UO<>KKt:Y.PER ful l 27t0Harbot.CM over 11. 22 bra wk. For OUR OWN T RAINING L-.. •MSHIPT s mall r e ta il corporation. Maintain ·~ S .. 1 .. r.... UO'WI , exper proft'rred. ALL JOBS FREE Equip Rental Store PROGRAM PUT ON BY ·~ t j t d J liliiiim ______ .. s.i--~ for c1>nlac:t •ronl or Jane ---• Unltedft4:nlAll.e.t5--01eo. THE COlJNTRY'S TOP Everyolherweekendorr. corJ?Ora e m nu es, r ecor s, etc . & Acttaa na1kP11& ne;;;'.;;d r orad\.-640-7440or'9120.10 __ Codd9ll W...,... o Ro A N s A LE s Mutt be dedlcaJed to ability to ha ndle my personal business TIMPOWY vw u lea rmmtld11t ROOKKt':EP eo;R t'ull Sct.oee r•EQ.PLE. CALL AT good patient care. APP1'1 .requirements. s uch as making travel tt.ci.wr today to ,.otk ·~ ~II u...,.. •'r urm 1n busy flrowlnJI of· F..am I.IP U> ~ per wk DIUYHS O N C E F 0 R l~Superiot. NB. ·arr a ngem e nts. managing & r ecording on vanov. accuunt1n1 ~ni~1brncfiulr ~llf~11n fttti &Jtr lltmtbeneni.& Lowt-u!Oon. Pla~meol :.r.rrK':o'::'nt~Yc"!a~f ~Jg~X~EJVE:.0f~~~ MACHIMISTJI. m y bus iness exp e n ses, etc. One aod bookkMPtnl aultn "rv "•· u or ~ • t-11'0Wl.h uppc.>rtunaty for • ... i.t. 751·91lN cltlea. Net rt80 a week or NUNN714 /586-'1302. Minimum 2 )'r3 exper, pe r son al note: I 'm a non·smoke r who DWnll Work clott l NIT hardwo rkloa t areer more. Ortnl(e Coast , mill, lathe, PWICb prets. WO Uid prefer worka'n g •t h )'Our h o me •·licure mlnded pur•on Book· OOOK· ~nese epecl&I• Yellow Cab, 1'1300 Mt. Gulliver s Restaurant &cbuckerrequlred. 40hr WI a Clerk1 to Sr Arcoun kuplng u pe rl~nce ty wan in ll.8. toc:ooic Herrmann, Fountain now hiring : Bookkeeper. wk. Company pd In· no n·smoker. tanta need~d thru o ut ne<!OHI")' Stam up to v:noua J apa11eee roott.. Valley. <No of Slater experienced. full time aurance" holidays. Cole Or~ County S4 so Mr Sb•w lrvuui 1 refer •blUty to •PHk bet w n N 0 w h 0 p e " BW1boys, lunch & dinner Instrument Corp. 2650 We are located a t the finest s tore in Fas h ion Isla nd & the hours needed a·re. 8:30 a .m . to, 5:00 p.rT). Monday ( through Frid ay. ~rtJlalf '1 549 2H1 qJ~t.':9b,:.3 !k. e~r :!; Euclid> JIOGtess. over 18. dinner. So. Croddy Way , S.A. Areounleml)ll ---"' ,,~ App I y M o n ·Th u r s 558-3l00. E.O. E. ~S Maln,St~~I UABYSIITF.R Dus Onvcrs ror Christian mo. Report tu ony St-tale between 3 s. 1848 2 --------- N ... u lh .. • M:"hool We will tram AP· Employnwnt Develop. PLst,sk ....... __,..,.." MacA .... ur Hlvd, Jrv. MACIDN1Sf/~SEMBL£ o •OWt'r, 0 100 ..... n.. lkbabl1•, ma lurt! an M ~ly , l"'"u: Brookhurat. otfl JOB •13""" _..... -~--,.,, I The Cit uf () h ,_,_, ment ce " ,,_ -Neport Beach mfr of food " . .n f 1 ranae home In NB Moo 1 • V 963 '7K31 Ad paid for by employer. Dlvenllied work 104d & llAIHORESSER needed proce1s1·n~ eq uipment 114/ll35-4103 Frid11y '"" .. /wlc Spa m1rt lnstrumenta Ad 0..,., 997 f · • w/cllcnlelc, st art 1m needs qua Wed person Mmmlllrallve " Sal ~·a K 645 4 a 1 CASHIERS ~~;:?o/~!~ ~E~.0r1 aE •. K1~~··61:-:~1~~s ~'hLETR~ ~.M 1 R :;:~ 8~1/;:'J::c~~::!.~ If you h ave the abilities required & want to work with the g reatest people in the world. p lease drop a resume to: od #3U. c/o l1le D.U, Plot. P.O. lox 1560. COl4a MeM. CA 9Z'26.. t.ralnee (2) needed b u Permanent p/tlme open· women with out going have own loots. Please aucceutw rut growin Babyaitl4!r wanted. t e • lni;.'i. Also Interviewi ng per sonalities fa take HAIRSTYl.IST·ta lcnts. c all Mr. Doerioa. ml& co. &-lhn1 teeunt ble, t'\'N & wk.Ilda ror 2 Y for Chris tmas help. pnde ln their work. Over Electroalc:a needed for beauty sa1on, 642·9000 ayatem to hotels. G old.960-41886 Prevloiu cash re~later 21 & able to work evea. salary & comm. Other --------- educaU.onal back groun Babyaltt.er: for 8 yr. ol expr helpful. App~ In SUO to $3.00 lo start. AP· ELECTRONICS benent.s. Ca ll Bobbie for MAID ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! req. w/ablbty to com boy. ~Wicia HJ 11tudcn ~o';~onK!~A~8~0eb~u~e ~ 'f.!':~ $r;~·fa:,:;. appt S46 71116 Some expr. prer. 64.2·3030 MUISIS AIDE Real Estate munlcate effe,ct lvely. perlect. Arter achool 3200 H.arbor HI, CM. Uni· no E. 17th St. C.M. TECHNICIAN HOSTESS . OpcninRS now M A I N T E N A N C E (TRAJNING CLASS> Have opea1nc ror bigbly Exp. In sales ace~~. Sat 548·9019 t.y ""l"IO" Showroom la " " 1 D a 1 I y W 111 train motivated aalea •ten' hotels, mfg, or secunt ---"'"'M " Cook ed II hlfta '" year+ ,.ppiy in F o r e man r or pvt. · helpful. Send resume Bebysiller wanted ovl! an E qual Opport . JI want . a 1 lmmedl1t.eopcnln1ta ond person 35 Mon·Tues ho mt•owne r 'a auoc. qualified personnel. All wtlb the desire to um salaryreqwrementst.o: 18 7 mo old child. M _E_m_ploycrM/F. ;;:1..!1,,Agpp~~r:,~=~it~ opportunities In •n Wedns·l''rt. Knowledge in pumps, shifts available. Apply :ib:S~~ a!tt'ba~:c!it%i lames Raymond, Win· home. Approx 20 hr wk. • benefits. Apply at Ma established co. In the _34SO Via Oporto N. 8 . el~rlcal, road repair, !~Superior, NB co mp a o y ! Ca I I A I • field Locks Inc .. 161 Days & e ves, fl exlblt: Castuer Salesperson Barkers 212 E .l'Jlb St Orange County airport H 0 T •~ L N I G II T sewer syatelJ\I, pools , Nunlng Stellatoforappolntment. Monrovia Ave. C M. schedule ~.00 hr. Ow FASHION SHOP _c_M _______ ., t~~lea~.I~~::.~~ a~~ AUDITOR au~omot1ve & gen . HUltSISAIDE 963-5671 l2Jll2'7 t.ransporta(aon 6'1~3823 . teal electronic systems. Exp full tame . Excellent ~int. Xlnl. starting llUI. 3-U. State certified only. '"'IRCRAL·T SUPPLY Back mre medical as Pleruianl aurrOu?Jdlogs. Counte r help for dry Rec"ol a nalo 0 and working rond For appt Conlact mgr 494-857 1. .... hr. Holiday benef n r o Xlnl r1>mpensat1on for cleaners Mature person " " II M I '"" 2300 9-UAM o 1 4PM Mon ~ atore bas opening for 111J1Lance full/time, exp. p /T o r f ' /T pos, ro r to work 23 hrs pr wk Af. digital expenence pre c11 Joe au.o a"""' Fri r · • ·· avail 1mmed. Bayview ~ Walker & lee neat al?i>eanng, full time pref .. busy pcd1alnc orr houaewlCI' or student t.e & Sat M Best ferred. Call 557·0479 HOUSE CLEANING . Conv, 20:>5 Thu.rln, C.M. ___ R_e_a_l_Ee_ta_t.e __ _ 1&lesgirJ.540-7594 495-l.380 aeekingflex. nrs. Llberul et=:!. 2939. E.rCoast Student needed ror MAJMTEHAMCE 6'2:3S05E O.E. IW.ISTATI --------.. employee discounts~ AP· H~. COM 6'15-3306 Execullve Secretary for bouMlkeeping. 640-5046. MAM otfice Manager-Salea SALISPIOPLI Banking PLY 1 N PERS ON fast t rowing mfg Co. Must have experience 1.n Good opportunity tor ad· Wealey N. Taylor Co. b a FULL TIME ONLY: Couples emJ:loyed now Shorthand 100. Career Ho usekeeper wanted maintalnlna r e1tauraot vanc:ement. WIUtra111/oo 3).year ~ firm wboUy TEI.LB JEAN RY AM bul would ke to make ml.oded. mature person, Lady lo liv~in. Pvt ~m & related equipment and experience necesaary. owned •operated b)' ita Experienced FASHIONS i ome extra mone(i 10 required. Salary com· ba. 644-8111.9 h ave a w o r k i o g Mual be 25 yrs old or founder. We are not a Xlnt benefits, lrvme N11 your spare Ume. ca 1 for mensurale w I ability. Hol.L1ekeeper, ruu & part knowledge of the elec· older & be avail. on aubeidlary, branch or AJJ Aboard rorthe Dally Uonal Runk. Call Jone FASHION appt,Jan642-0723. 642·7840 tunerorlarge reUrernen tncal&plumbingt.rades. Saturdays. 55'1-0824 or francblae -j1&at bead· Piiot CHRISTMAS GIFT Van Dyke. SLAHD Custodian wanted for.1st Expe rienced coc k laa 1 facility. Apply at 1 Apply at Orange County 7'14·6090. 1525 M eaa qua.rt.era with a round· TRAIN. For more in· 833-l700. Acl'Olls from Broadway Church or Christ, Sc1en· waitress needed. Ex F 10 r 1 d a s t . H . B. Restaurant Services. Verde #206, Cost.a Mesa. the·clock a ccess lo r o r ma lion• c 8 11 a Equal Oppor Emplyr newport ~ach ti.st. NB, full time, lei. or elusive, pvt club. Xlnt 71..s48·88ll. 2601 DaJmler, Santa Ana ma·nagemeol ror as· Chnatmas Ad·Vlsor at write .c lerk, 3303 Vin ~. y. Call after 12 30, ff AM to 5 PM, Mon Uiru ~aint.ers. knowledgeable aiatanceallA)'Ume. Our 642 5678 Lido 673-1.340 .,...,,.. Housekeeper, live in or Fnday. in all a s pects or the tn·boule video lape Uat· nit" CASHIER · ask for Jay or Karen, out, some Engbsh req'd, -trade. At leut 7 yrs ex-tn!C "salee training pro- ANSWF.RING St:RVICE Ba Ulg E Young woman needed Delivery person for early 846-1366or (213)592·3155. good w /Children . 3 yrs & perience .. Ca 11 642·2928 vam by Tom ffopkina ls Orl ange Co Arprt habreda, ,2!"!!.5NEL for rashJering In a con· L.A. Times route. North Front Desk Clerk 9 mo's. Lag Nig. 831·7368 MAJMTEMAMCE between8.30AM4PM. Lbe finest real estate nter busy 11w1k r • ~~" temporary retail shop. Costa Mesa, HuoL Beach C U S T 0 D I A N lraJnillg available. We f'/T' & P /T' shafts. E 0 E Growing & dy namic Must be acqua inted area.Call5464481 Exper. prerd. Wa ll tram. eves ( $757·$920 >. PLAN . Pantry Woman. exper, h i 111 be r p d Thrift & Loan needs ex· 1 Varied shifts. Newporter 11 0 US E K E E p E R . NING/CO·ORDINATOR Italian restaurant, N.B. ave an opening or 2 i a.ny ne . a6y3333accor . pcrienced orr1ce ..... ~son W/retall, be a ert & oc.· DeliV"'"" men. over 18 for lM Hotel. 644·1'100. Ca ll Mature live ·an •· part' ( S I 3 9 2 . S 1 6 9 4 I area Call days 67~70l9, salespersons with e n· ng lo exp. 54 · or · ... ~ · curute Pleasecall orap. early-Jam newspaper in M Ca Is J I .. t.es&ls.-0651 thuslum character & 133-3333 nel U>workin SanlaAna 1 J\ 29 ary r on or uao tune careor21r.old gtrl. MAlNT t PLU M B~R ru i'nte .. "•.,'lo.match our branc . Pl usant work ~'1sb~~n 1!f!:3s'No NB & CM. Perro. p/t. Perez,E.O.E. -G«-SSIU eves. 64()..8900 c $.J 06-1-$I 2"&-6 >.Part-time . W:rreho'Uae higb~tandards . Your • .__.._ __ .__my-Ing condlUons wlill a ll 644·~. ' ' S.1007$400 mo. oonus. Full lime boat washer days MAlNTJELECTR~lAN helper. Mech'I inclined. own private desk • no A/P CLUK ~ts. Bank. finance, --. • 646-siw.4. needed. Apply in person. ($106l·S129S>. AIR CON· Excel. for college stu· part-time salespeople. ~ Jolly Roger lnc,-a savmgs & loan orthnft Callhier, malure, pt-time. DELIVERY. Pt·Ume eve. Newport Pacific 8oal8 Housekeeper wanted. FulJ D I T I O NE R /TECH dent. 962-3637 Commiq lioa split up to dynamic, fast growing loan experien~e very de· Dnve photo. Mon· Thur, Top pay. N e l!lt a P · 2200 West Coast Hwy. time live-in for 2 e,lderly ($1009·$1229 ). Apply 70%. Interview by ap- restaurant chain. baaed sire.able. Don l mu1s this 3-7::.>. Dependable, bon· pearance Must have Newport Beach ladies. Ute cooluog & Newport·Meaa Unified pinT TIME pointmeotonly In lrvloe baa an opening great opportunity! Cal dable. permanent. II 8. own t.rBM 'eau SJl--0842 cleaning. 545-1089 Sc h o o I DI 1 l r i c t . M Wesley N. Taylor Co. f(lran Accounts Payable Mr. Hulaber. ~6850 ~ · · GENERAL HELP Classllied Personnel Of· Clerll lo our general of. Ftrat Thrin or America. . DEL l V ER Y H e IP. Full or part-lime for sm Houaekeero;r, Uve·ln, own fl ee, Mon/Wedtrbur &i EVENINGS Reallon 6444910 flee acc:ounla payable 2100& 4UI. Santa Ana. CASHIHS Freeway Auto supply. wkoleaale n o.velty & room in ovely 2·sty N.B Fri, 9am·J21"oon, T ues Adults wttb ouuta:ndlng, R.ecevlftl C1erk, esper. . dept. We provide xlnt Bankin« F/Ume. Good Pay 26242 Avery Prkwy at magic co~pany. Ship· home. 3 chJdren. Must lpm·3pm .• 1801 16lb auractive peraonalilies clean drtvln« record. _ woning cond & benelits Lam Offl Growth co. 5 Locations S 0 Frwy ping, rece1vlng sales & like to c°;>:· rrture Street, Newport Beach, who enjoy working with know Orange Cnl)' area. P lease apply in perso~ cer We train. Co. benefits . . . ofc dept. Apply 9·11AM ~rson pre • . e 5 re· CA E 0 E ' kids. Start at $3.SO per Apply lo person, Del to· Bank &tor finance com· METRO CAR WASH DBJVBY Golden's Maf(1c Wand q d. $300 mo. 645-3051 art1--· ··-···----•I hour. Phone642-4321 Ext. Webb's Newporter Inn. ·~·--paoy, experience pre· 2950HARBORBl.C.M. People needed for tem· 946W.1'1thSt.CM. ' 2 weekdya,6?3-3S22bef 2 _..,BETWEEN4·.""5·.oo 1107 Jamboree Rd. NB -~· ferred. · · weekdays. MANAGER-Fabric ex· """' ""' 17042 ..... A•• UNITED porary light Cll)' delivery Gene ra I orflce. Heu v Y . perience required PM. Mr. Fa.mill, 644·1700 ext 1~.ea 9271 4 CALIFORNLJ\ Calenng work for Sher aton phoneis. Typing, fthng, Housekeeper. bve·ln. to Call 2l3.Q7--447l AtkforJ• _sao __ E_.o_._E_. ____ _ 546-0331 l:IANK MEED Newport Beach Hotel. IO·ltey adde r . Good care for w~eelcha1r ---------EqualOpportun1ly ~ ~EchngerAve.HB Mus t be neat In •P· phone manne rs cssen· s trok e p a ~i e nt. Marlt~ng Sec'y, Highly Employer · ..._.H .... ___ 847.2581 E.O.E. Pn>less1onal pearance hne car and tlal. Small mfr. Salary (714 )946·102•. (714 > orgaruzed & mollvaled•---------'°"' APT MANAGER Catering Banquet know city st.reel.II well comme nsurate w /e x· 6'13-051'1. lndtvidual w/exceptional 2·5 day wt including for 55 un i ls in Costa Beautician, exper. Part o Personnel. contact Apply in perM>n. P lease perlencc. Call for appl. Jee Capades Chalet needs typlngslulls & Mag U ex· p~JE-UP Sat/Su.D. 6"~54&3 ,..e•a Exper'd couple r u I I t I m e l n W~i'Cl~IFF do nol call Mon· Tues.· ••" 1916 ho I perlence. Shorthand re· ~. _,.,.,.IST .. " · · · ospltality Resources Wedm. morning only. .,_. sport s P 811 es person. qwred. Newport Center --.....-'·~ !:!~~~~p.mwJ~ bhkt~: ~·~~!!d~ec~r!:~~;: 6.11-0610 752·91l8 Aak ror Mlaa Layton GENERAL OFFICE & ~·00 s~rvJ:~or t e~i Top Salar y & good PERSON =•t.rye "~~ ex~ · C a 11 eve s• portun.lty for motivated rrontdesk PA~ROLL Fast paced ~:i::=c1or lnlervi:w. benefiu . Call &4G-8950 for with at least 1 year ex· for 1 ba rp p rnon. ~6S-38Sl. penion. 7fl8.8801 Mi.sslon Cleanlllg woman 4-5 hrs Dent al J\11lslslant for office needs energetic askforJobn. Mr.Canale. perience. pre fera bly Phones,typU)llrgenolc Viejo Fri $4 00 pr hr Phone g dod U person as asst. for ac ·---------1 newspaper . Excellent dulies Xlnt O> benefits & AS S E M I L E R · · · roup en 00 c prac· counta payable, payroll I N s u L A T I O N 1• • ~"'1 "•U Be 540-6837 or 549·9711. Alk Uc:e 1n Newport Beach. MECHANlCS company benefits. Apply working cond. Phone _,_ auty forJane. Great opportunity. Ex· & general office. 10 key rNSTALLERS. Full tune MECHA .... ICAL between 9AM & 6PM. 8J3.93ae.9-S::.>. We need a number of J~IRDRESSER perience oeeessary. Non-by Y!ucb & enthusiasm lmd. work R1verslde and " Mondaylhru Friday. ---------good people for lmrned Lea~g rash dept st.ore Clerical smoker. 644-0595 are the only require· Orange Co. area. Xlot R Recptfl'ypist PT, 20 hrs a e>peninp ln our electr has 1mmed opemnl(ll. All Deputy Clerk wanted. menta. Great opportun1 opt for J o urneymen DESIGNE otllAMGE COAST week wanter. 30 hrs a mech assembly <Jepl. Ex· ro benef. So. Cst Plaza, Clencal poslUon uvafla· Dental receptionist ror ty for the right person. Wages above scale. Xlnt. Experienced lo design or DAILY PILOT weetaummer. Apply : per helpful but not. nee. Myra 957·1SU ext 320 or ble immediately. Re · bus)' g roup practice. Excellent envi ronment & Compa ny be n e f lta s mall machined parta for Balboa Yacht Club Company pd Ins 321. quires 1 yr clerical ex· Challenging, rewarding fringe benefit.s Contact Ada m s l ns ul at1on mechanical and electro-642·5682 1801 BaysldeDr. holidays. Cole lnstru· penence. 40WPM typing. position for girl ex· Mary Mea 549..8043 558-1618 mechanlral assemblles. 330 W. Bay St. Corona del Mar. ment Corp. 2650So. Crod Beauty 1668·$865. 833-0411, ext. i>erienced In dent.alfleld. General otfice. Accurate . Respomlble ror design, Costa Mesa NO PHONE CALLS! dy Way, S.A. 556·3100. J,. -..HH 260 tor appl. Orange Non-smoker.644-0S95 t ping requJred Ans INSURANCE, Group ad· layout, and detail. Small __ Eq_u_!a~JOp~po~rt~uru:_l_)' __ j•-i:-~~~~:':-E .O. E. •¥• r-~ C o u n t y H & r b o r Y 11 h · k · mlnlstraUve agency re· design department pro-Employer 24 FASl{JON ISLAND MunlclpaJCourl E 0 E DentaJ Cha.inside. asst In t e er osne,. nOO·l m r quires experienced vldes environment for PBX I.E.. LICENSE ASSEMILUS NEWPORT BEACH · · · · Npl Bch. Pleasant Joe: pre . a ary open. person w/strong omce has immediate openings w/frtn ge beoe r. Call Alrportarea.549·2400 altills & background in challenging work assign· Aoawering s ervice TIAIMIMG NECl5'0H/MlCH Position.a avail w/fu growing N~rt Beac co , Involved in uaembl cl compa.sa & camera un Ila. AppUcant.11 sbould ex per working w/smal parla, good mech apt .. enjoy . Benefits include weeks vac .. 1 week sic leave, & profit sharing n a me a few . Ca t &57·9051. aek for Ra for experienced HAfR O..ERICAL 548-5602 emplovee benefit plans. n:. •nts. Excellent wage operator fl.Ill & p (r. Call Learn at '10W' own pace. STYLIST. Xlnl company H""-Y "ENERAL Call , ......,., and benefits. Equal Op. 835-3561 F t··-' d T I rse benefits. Apply i n , .... UM"':!..1v1..a.a. DIMTAL a . 752-.-.... portunlly Employer.---------~. ~ p~!iC:nta person, J0am-4pm. ""'"_._ "9 Front office. loaurance --------.. M/F. Call 557-0554 PEOPLE PERSON available. F.quaJ Oppor Em pl yr exp. necessary. Good LABORERS IMVIMTOltY ~~~~~~~~ :: 'f!0 .::~I~ ~pr;: SAIL I.I. ~~~J!Ol rl Beach loc. TRAINEE COMTIOL Cl.HK MEDlCAL RECPT. 631·5588 SCHOOL '75-4192 VOLT BICYCLE SHOP needs exJ> pref-not nee for F /T', PIT. m /ffor repair, sales. assembly. Call bef 11 .... '\lflilt"lll dll>JI( I 3141 ea...-DrtH 54M741 (Across From .........,., Exciting opportunity in Allergbt office, Ughl tYJ>-1--p9ij;(iijN4~--1~~~~~~~~~ expanding Orange Co Ing. Call Brenda SJ0.5690 I PIJMTIMG ~SEMBLERS ~~: r~sl ~ l~~~~u!e Medical AM'l ror general ~Tr':~·~eO:::::~~ rg~ :!:~0£:0~1!~e. Dental Aaslatanl. cbainlde. NB. Exper. pref. 640-1122. PA""ERS rollow-ups. Sah1ry $'100 practice back office . Hamada 7'10 & mulU T5l. Leadloe COM salon. "" up depending on ex· Prefer over 35· Some Top wages. excellent 644-7321.~ 6pm, 645·4720. ' 0 ,.,... Al rt) De nlal o ffice exp. range vu. rpo cbalralde RDA. X·Ray Gillman. Bl·LtNGUAI. JNSTRUC Equal()pport Employer Uc. 4 ha.oded busy olfice. ~~~~~~~~~ AIDF.s-for Prr & sub· Top aal, benefit•. HB Mus t bave reliable perlence. Offers ex· rro nt o ff Ice ex p er benef'lt.s. 54 yr. company•--------- t.ransp. & phone. Long & ccllcnl medical benefits. hcloful. 357 W. Wilson, in Q--ta Ana relocatindi--------· abort term assignment.a. Apply In person. Pat CM. 646-11194 in L:'8una Hilla. 0eonG R. E. SaJes "Uc. Only" s lllute employment. Cleric, Motel front desk, 962-7797/556-0S. ATTIMTIOM $3.76-$4.58 per hr. Must neat appearance, much --------- Holiday & vacation pay. M 1 ll s SCIENTIFIC Mf!dicalfl'OC\l office Sec'y Print.en. 547·'1174. ,......_ Hospitalization plan ORILUNG CONTROLS, w/somo back office. At OllACAl- People needed for pa speak English "one or detail. 21-glrl o ffice Deelgner tJme temporary ofrlc the followlnat laniuages: pertn. pt.Ume. Work .l''r{ Jnteril>r deslfJoer, eit· •vallable. 4040 Campus Dr .. least 2yrsexp.6"·1752 ,,._.._T,... IMllAl.IST.ATl1 Newport Beach , CA Rubber hOle prodllCtl , Freet.rainlni ~oUon wor k for Ch inese, J a panese, lcSat 494-8521 pertence oece.aary, full •-N_.,.rt 0 -ac . ' lime aellln° ~allty ..... ---"""' Korean, Laotian, • Hotel. Openings avaiL Persian Vietnamese Cllrit#..tn-furniture for von emert from S3.00 lo 18.00 pe T•aai-'c t1 A ' PboneA le typing. Must Clnte11rion8et't?>w•taee!'desayaa. hour. No experlenc -· roa an. PP· type 50 wpm. 27 hours a , a neceuary lloun tto 1 I .Jy in pel"lfOO, Fountain Pt:r week. Taklo1 •P· betweenl-lOAM. 642-2053 to 5 or 5 to 9. Apply ' Valley Sehl Dlat, fl plication 7 days week. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ person. Please do not Llabtbowl• Ln, Ftn Vly 557·0824 . 1525 Mesa Dealper phone. Aak for Mlaa <cor Newlandfralbert). Verde t206, Costa Mesa. PCB VOLT I I r ,, •t II I I~~ I 1 ',f t I Y ll l 3141 C..... Drt .. 546-4741 (AcroMFrom OranJCeCo. Airport) Equal Opport Employer Layton al front desk E.O.E. MoD.· Tue1. • Wedns. DESIGNER Oenotc only. Ill LING Cl. CLERKS Mae~acturt:r ol electro-Glrl for pubUc account· 4545 .MacArthur Blvd. laMICleftl/5-cy mechanical product.a re· tn1 omce. Typlos & N.B. Air concfls cootrol ma Int qulret a proven PCB lay· bookkeeplna. Orange Co AuLomotlveAUTOPAIN dept.clnat'lcohaae>pen· UTOT£M out peraon .rho wanta •n Alr1>0rtarea.546--0!r75. 6 Body abop help want Ina lo loc branch for Bill· Openin .. Now Avollible =unity '° make ex· °"' otc ed. Sal commen1urat inl Clm/Secy to malnt oc-full or p /Ume clerks t ••••· Ph.11, be 1n1urance office needs w 1 .. p. ea.an. m,... Job ~ It.. typlQf, on 2nd 11 3rd ahlfU., No Intimately Involved wH.b lirl few permanent PT •-------• flllo&. DnPAitnc Cutt In· exper necuur1 ·we °"project• from COG• poaltloo. Prefer 11·30. volcei tor labor It lraln.8tartSlperbJ'.AI· ceptjoa to ntld UM. We 9G7'151 Au&omotlve material•. handlln1 it manqet8 to a .eo hr. wut an ladMdul wbo ---·------MICHAMICS purdaue ordert 6 veo· ManqentoSS.SOhr. Ad· wuta to 1row wltb a o.notflc:e Automotive as lite bua dordwtea. Some loven· vaneement opportunJtl• INlt team. Equal Op. Merchandlalot clerk ••lntenaoc:e. Oranse tol')' control. Mut t be to thole who quallry. For portunlty Employer. typilt. 'I)plq ..o,irpm, 10 Coalt Y•llow Cab, 17300 adapl w/ fllww " or· mformaUon 10 to ollr M/P'.157.-&t kv ':fu.'::b..1..General ol· ML lltnNloa, r c::;:ec1. Xlnt frlnse ~ mHnt or C'Oll· nee . a.rt at ~7' Valley. CNo or Slate lta. 8"d reaume Ulct the penoanel olflce DlalA 1ltde mo. Contact Btvtrly Fox between Newbope 6 to: Barber-Colman Co, at ~ cw JudY Power. 8'1-7702. Etlrlid). P.O. lo• 71.IOt Npt Bch, 1JMZLamP1G118t o,.r.e. ~ aq_ulp. H;Z.ot·\Jm cllvlaloo of· ~~~~~~~~Ca. 12HO. Attn Don Oardan0tOTeU7-4MO •nt 6 door to door -------- -------• Wblte, Eqaal Opport ~°"°' &llt,..,_ tranJ.P. c.ur. driven Ile Girl 11\iday, Boal.In• In· .._ EmploJer. req:d. No /,riot eaper duatrr.J~r.r helpful, ~.=.ey.,::u;:: ... !1!!u.~aooa.r ~ ~f'''· varle• ~..-.o:s.=:-~ ~Tool~~l!·:h'!~C: perteoud uaed car mutt. ~ ,,rto•. H it: Call P. Alim~ Orr.1• Coaat Yellow Yok9~ Liie bookk81PinJ. •dMulki. ror • ,.,..... 1t.rt.r'l wtlbq to &.a. •. ~o.g, ca , naot Mt. Her· .. -or'11N77t .-Jola, I -, ..-. ehr1e. P ·IC(11and ~-. r . VIJ. OV1 ,,..._,, Ute lnblc, •el.._.,..., WI Mr • ...._ .. ,..,, fte ,..._ dnw la U.. Dl•&q lloom ~•An, ~•· f\111 ·tlme. _..... ....... wlllat 10U ~~ ua W.t. •. a Dall.1 Ptlot f1!?-..-r,n.1t.hr ltelMbrldoelt.IOt_.. DllJ7.PUot~-OeeHletA4......,., -slW..U~. • ........ E.0 .F.. MEDICALSECRETARY lrvlne area. M1&1l pa.ss tfJOUqualllf. I~~~~~~~~ front ofrlce for family co;:~oy pbyalcal In· ~-t?l .. tttl -....... , practJce. C.M. Exp pre· cl back xray. CaU~-~~~ .. ~~-~~ IWAMTYOU.. ferred.MS-9990. fouppt.540-'JallE.O.E. J: F0r lmmedJat.e openloga ti--------• In our oew Irvine office: . MOOMU4t~S Prot lel"Vtce ttaUon m11r. n--··--...... _ •c:-· _,1 N2..w74 Xlot~forad· --·-~ .. ~ Many unique ber...., la I vucemeol. Super pay + tq appUcatioetl for · Incentive commlulon Morta•a• banklnl r-Kept aban ll'OU profit.I, Buy DAY HOS11SI schedule! Insta nt pay for a growing mort1a1e o.ut plan orre red. 20-Zbraperwaek plan: XJnt traintn« pro. co Ut" typlna •kills te• f73.33a0. A.M. IOOll-- araml Call ror confiden· qui red. Call Debbie ---------• ~ Ual Interview. Alk for between lOlm·l:!pm. 20·2:5 Hou.rs Per W-• JaneJa11er. m.4AT7 549-8871. NO•IAMM•I AjfY~~:;:,tauraot M~ maid, aood wa1ea la OPllATOI lOlGAda1111 Av!:!. H.8. wortln& • eoftd, Spallitb An YoU an 18111 •Yt~m llaDeNa loc:lude pa vac., Real Eat.ale apealtinl OK. -.222'7 llJ/15 c:ompu&er operator employee dltc:ount~ • wanlln1 • c:haoc:e to badbU.. E.0 .£. c;:I Walkr.r C lr.r. JAMITOI Need lmmedlately· lHH pro1rammto11'~~~~~~~~ P/\ime. 0v ... 21, t WCleat depend1ble painter 6 Tbe "IDt eUdidaw wlll(ii pref, MomlAp or early Ulbt-aaembl)' workera. let.m our ·~rauo.t 6 afttrno0nl,Hveralday1 Auto ac:c:111or1 . CM . become li alr lime wk. Scbedule llu.'More 141-UM OPttator-·bait time work avail If wanted . ..;...--------1 IJl'Oll'&llUDlr. Prior pro. Dulle• c:on1l1t or Ille Nuratn& LVN or RN. full srammi•• •-toc:. or =torlal work, eaay time i .11pm. Every ..._...._.~ .. but pleaunt •WTOUDCI· otblt wUd ~. Beoetllt. oot nqulnd. Pay will be '. _. br. Male or rem. New lntermtdl•t• c:an 4.'0llUDIDJUnte wltb eir· .._.,._..,. ....... Call Mr. Ziemer at unlt.&n·J615 pertw.e. W• an a wall lnilie",.,:o::t.)!' Y MM17h ft 10 AM. N'UllSINO .Ublltbed 6 &;'::• -& INI. 0oa&a = JAMITOI ......_.,._ ~~~Condi· ..._.. eoa.10 Part time, 7•m·11am1 Ot.,.., Uam6~pp11bar.~~~~~~~~ Mon·l'rt. To e mpty L.SwlWI ~ ar ,_. NIMI• waateba•lretl Ii otller Above avtr.,. w•I• 6 --~:i;: wm ,_ ..u QwM'led tlmllar Ult malft'4tlaae. health beneflta, Anl7 Tiie ... • topl11ct• ... ,_._ ... ii.._ M .,.quired la ol· NEWPORT CONV I A" ane4 of a frte .. lr ne. buUdta1. C.11 for ID· CENTD, Ul5 Su,.rtor .,..._ c. 91114 ... cema ••• ltelp lo wwhuppl,E.O.~. Ave,Npl&eb. ..._. ..... ,,,,__ wAc,..adlDl'Mlt · l ........ ledData ---Call N I -l'aitvttwRd,CK Ha" ............ to wllf 1714tl46-llJI ::r:-•· ow •• •• Qaaall{ed.cJadOttweU. \-' • HelpW•t-4 7100 .... W..W 7100 ........ IOOI Frlday.N0119mber24. t078 OAli.YPILOT D9 .....,rw •• •• ••• • • • •• ••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1~======================~ ........ ~ ...... ?!.~~~~~~ ..... ' .. '.o ...... W...t.4 1100 Tele~'"' Sol.. Waltre:s• for larae retire· .a-~ ......... lc BoxetL '1 ••••••••• ••••• ••• •• • ••• I I "'' W9' ........ r 'I R~"TAUD .&N'f ScrvSta attcn<hrnt • 1', SIOO t.roShrwk ment compu.parttmc Slot ach!Mt!Clockal ·-PUBllC NOTICE I ·~ NOW ~ET US C ET & full time 1\P.PIY at HUGEQ,..., .,,_.IQ"' .. ,. ------__ :t--""iiiiiiiiiiiiil:liril ~on.-St,.\hon, ...300Q llKCx-TOltEAl.ITY'. t~ t'torlda ~t;-H.D~ A~ '"" ---'""t AR[;~U:AR&D 0Jo' A Faitvl!_W. C' M Tllf! REALITY 1'11;\'f tw8·8811 ............ .. D JOO<J w._~oji ... -411 .... Serv SU llep n"04k'd tm SAYS YOU CAN £ARN WOlKATHOMI ....... . ~ ~:~i':y~~ ltppl) ~i.'~RAZS llk WOHK PhoeHIM.lldrtb\llbt OpenWecUbruSat. SPECIAL DOYOULIK E DF..ALI 0 WJTll PEOl'l.F.'T Srhrdult )'our Chrt trr1u hoppll\& 11top. wllh the Oally I'l1ot 'a ('HRISfMAS GJfo'T TRAIN -o:.rt,y f\c>ur11 8AM llAM Call581>-S220 li02Ketteriaf. ltv. Sh1mp00 ~rlll'n A•"l No ml(hl1 or wt kendl .... __ .. _.a__ <n•> 75'·1177 Antique MUJt h•"• llt'f'l'~t· 1A 1C Npt Ben omc~ ~ Furniture Antique Furnllure WE ARK WHAT \OU Rt~ U>OKINO FOR Al Jack tn Th~ Box ~ h•v• d1y, nlJht •nd ir.wyant OlN'flln&,, fuU or prt·time HOMF.MAKERS W&J.COM1':1 O 00.CJ '°/hour alantn1 aalary. Ov.r 18 apply 111 ~raon at any of thl' fo110Wlna OOSTA M ~A lot-•UCN· JACK IN THE BOX ·•--•wlho. •17tlt&T•tt. .,.... ... & ...... l'l\ll. NOW t\(2~ SIC.lfTAaT Au~t..inl tu 4>,.~idrnl of 1n~·l'atmenl b <1 n k . ma l W"C.' 1 ndh • rt'I pooa 1 blr .-.1uon. exJM>r req. 1uract1H• loc. 11lary & be.nefllS Sct\d rt!SU!'ne to PO fttu 2736. Newpon Boch, Ca 82663. 87S 8030 Call~C\3tl •PholO\'OPY aupplte>• ••••••••••••••••••••••• d -1e»mm111a1011s pal<t wkly ..,...... 1005 Be !!\~o·~~ear,e.! 'hlpplnt11rtcc-lvl n11 •NaUonal wtilta hneo •3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ":!!!'::::.:~1 · 1 ...... J .... OrpnlU"d per.vn ~ ilh ft Of>et\ l)Ofoltlorus to bi flit~ ._ .... amp. -- mo1 ~aperltnrl' with ... I 1 1 p S ft e<>mrf'On ""' lmml'maw Y II I\ ormtt ~ C:: ..... .CM 1010 r I ,. t • a. ll f' n .-r i. I di_. -••• • •••••••••• • •• • •• • • • ••rrho «-t~IN·lron1r1 If you'tl' mtellll(enl & do M'llli..,,., FREIGHT DAMAGED r.!ru t'll~nenrt• tirlpful Mnol fk~ar ffa1lur11.>'1 Ac.~11 r~ \ HOTPOINT SALE. 330I .. d tH .. l c r ,.. V\O' w. wa-ar nr Harbor. t•\Y nlnt lnvOl\lt' 67~91110 .. ..., 1-. SS Inc MD~l72 --Santa Ana. 97t-292l T ..-·, S.b' lmmedl1te1 nuNt ror levf'l1 K II Apply kn penoo FOW\ta1n Vall~y St'hool Olptrtct. t i Lllhthow>~ l.ane, l'Omer TalMrt I Newland n11 Vly 927~ E 0 E TB.IPHOMI Sched~le your Christmaa c L E A R A N c "" sbo9Panc stops w ith the c. SOLICITORS Daily PiJot CHRISTMAS BARG A I NS. Used K•~neoced Only Sell GIFT TRAIN! For help Rdrlas. wsbn & dryers. datly l>1lot Hlfhc•t com in placufg your ad. caU BestAppl. 536-0811. ma ulon pa d Your anAd·Vlaorat642·56'78 OEmrig,ieoc:t. cood. fhone al home. Over 21. White sao D Card. C..11 835-6453 63l·MU . I 3" M G1 .. 1T H•ttQUE . IM M Kenmore el~c dryer. Ta ... OHI SALIS Tow Truck Drivers ex· SALE excellent cooditlon. $75. W~ll1me Ill OUI gef~ ~op pay. Ap~ly ~. te 11 h e sa11CJ rOl>m and Oh w o wcu~.11. :.~2H1.,}2l MM>AY, HOV. 26 ___ C_AS_H_P_Al_D __ _ su ave pi(!aaure time ms ay, "' .,.. ~ Featuring 30 oC So. s--a-A.RY for yourself. AM & PM Wasbr/Dryrs/Refrigs, S'W 51 s h I fl s av a 1 I ab I e TRUCK DRIVER CalHornla's finest de· ··.......,-gornot""'7 •133 Branl'h office of national alers ..,.,....,, '-.... corp has opi!olng for Wages +.comm. Coll for The Jolly Roger Is look-lOAM to•PM ~ monour 11ood adv an· det111 ls L A T LM ES U'l& for a truck driver for No P••"'-g 22 cu. ft.. Cbesl lreez.er, cementop=un.ilies! i.~y to m•r Typin& & 540-0301 dally deliveries to their ....... &oodcood. S1SO ~ ~ unity SH reqd. Musl be adepl rt>slauranls. l 'h Ton or ~.ltY I Fees 846-5410 11t figures, will asst mgr T 1~ ti · t •~ •-~k ood d " ALSO ployerM/F mall aspects of branch e .,.,...,..e ret<ep onis "' "'"' • g nvmtt re· ' OW).nME Kelvlnator frost.free ~~~~~~~~I operation Xlnt fnnge :::~·~11~~ld·l~d~~ ~~ ;~::~[~[~~ FAMILY·STYLE refrlg,t.opCnr.faircood. ________ ,benefit.a lncld'g health permanent poslllon. wilhxJntrrlngebencfils DINNER $50.673-6773 RESTAURANT Ufe & dental ins • pd vac, Salary negotiable. Dana 2601 Daimler · lPM to lOPM n .. nTENDERS/ & 13 holidays. Send re· Pt •"ea ~ .... 27~ .. day 0 Santa Ana $4.1>$ FrlgldaJre Refrigeretor. UIV' sume to Barber·Colman . .. . ......,. .... r l'lftftlEBA"" INN Gold. Frostless Ex· :,~~~~~ ~t P.O. Box nso. Npl night. 546-0348 'llfWU Wl ::•;~ Condition. $150. WAITRESSES ........ Ca. 92660 Attn Bob WantAds Cal1642·5678 WantAdRes\llta 642·5678 SantaAnaFwyatlstSt. --·-------H 111 . E q u a I 0 p po r S ta .. -a COOKStCASffiERS Employer Alltot, Mew 9100 Atdos, Mew 9100 an . "'' OISHWASKER/ ----~-----'••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOSTE~ SICllTA.IY 3 Day Sale FAMOUS EXPOlta CONDUCTS Exmw & SALE Fri · Sat -Sun Novem r24~ 26 Hundreds of exquisite European AntiaMes •••~room Sets -Dining Room Se - Living Room Sets . Many one-of ·kind occasional pieces SALE AT WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE 140 I Villa9e Way. Santa Ana - 541-6325 . fOM ~ West Mewport "°""'.Y -OM llocll 5°""' Mcf1dt1d Courtesy * & Discounts to Dealers. Designers. Decorators · ANTIQUES OF THE WORLD 19S1 Newport llvcl. Costa Melo 631 -9633 Bankamericard Master charge 533 W. 19th St. Costa~ 548-0191 Needed for work on a n f°" pvt \n\lestor. Duties on-c•ll basis. Register reqd. typing, S H , 11••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-nowl Group Ins a,pU. telephones, riling, bkkpg you cbooM your days & exper. 9am·Spm, S800 to houri. R6erences. car & $1000/mo. Non-smoker. telepbooe are req. 10 • J ob loc, 4630 Campus Dr. terviews every Monday Npt Bcb. For 12/4 In· ~ t.erviews, call Claire or WESTCLl FF Oleryl( at ( 213 ).s4-0621. Holpitality Resources • e ••• e. 0 1617 Westclifr, Ste 209 secretary Neport Beach s.. SKrf'f• 'I ~~63l~--08~10~o~r~7S2~-~9~ll~8~ A profressive growing _ Electronic Company's ltM'S&L~·s RN's • LVS's. openinp on AM & PM shins, lull time or part tJme. Good starting ul:ary. xlol be nefit&, Apply at f1agahip Conv. <;eter, t66 Flagship Rd, NB, 64U044 Sail \oft bud workers for HOOO SAILS, call ~. Sallnwker needed. Sails by Schoc.k. SOl 29th St. Newport Beach. • AtNttic~ EG'n to S12S per week take home in great part -tum Job. Boys & &irla. 16 District Office ls looking for a SALES oriented, TAKE C HARGE Secretary to join OUR TEAM EXCEPTIONAL BENEFITS Profit Sharln& Pension Plan Cost of Llv1ng Medical Plan Dent.al Plan We lnaW'ance Sicltl.uve Paid Holidays Attractive Office ~viroomertl Send selC-descripUve let· ter with Work and Salary history years old or over, wanted ELECTRO to aell l.icltets to sportin1t events. Guaranteed SCIENTIFIC hourly wage. No ex· l ... DUSTRIES perienee necessn y. We ,.. tr al n & I urn is h 40008i.n:bSt. HlLS trans portation from NewporlBeacb Ca .92660 j obs . H o u r s : Equal Op1>ortua1t)' 4:3().8:30pm, Mon thtu K~er n:JF Fri & 10-2pm oo Satur· l!t..W.9• ••• f d.ay. U you have a car &c 2 ------·· SECRETARY years of college, crew manager trainee opi!n· mp are available +.For immedlele place-to $950 ment call Sam In Anaheim at 991-4552 : Fant811tiC position ror Georie in Carden Grove person with s uperior at 891·2606 between skill'l for expanding Co. l2.~5:30pm. near OC airport. Xerox ----------1 800 experience. Sales 7~23'17 Rosemary CASH CARO High earnings. Ca II Mr. Crumpton 955/Cash Sa1ea ELLEN CARTERS Ladles haberdasher 131 Fashion Island Mal N. B. Now i.nteoiewtn exp. 1alespenon. Sales Fabric experience necessary 64&-4040 Sales LOVE PEOPLE? Have some sales o medical background? Demonstrate face body massaier in pr sllge dept. stores. Com mlaslon p otent ia l S2000+by Christmas. Start immediately. Cal Dawn. 213/381·3906. SALES PERSON Cleri cal Coastal ,enoftMf Agency Has lots of }obs avallable with many line super rompanles le they're all FREE! 540.6055 Coast_. 'ffOflM' Acpwcy 2790~.CM ALL JOBS FREE *Secretaries* Happy n.b9•fllcJ Employers Pay All Fees Liz Reinders Agency 4()2() Birch, Ste 104 Newport Beach 833-8190 Call For Appt/F.&tab '64 Wood sign design com· •Secretaries* pany n eed s s ale representaUve with ex-RE/SalesSecr perience. 646--0733 Ei:n;>loyera Pay Al Fees --SAL--ES-P_E_O_P_L_E_-i -UZ Reinders Agency Fullt.lme. Part Time 4020Blrch St. Ste 104 Newport Beach, 833-8190 Christmas Help Call For Appt/Estab '64 R.M. Abra I8JJ Newport Blvd. CM . SALES-Pm evaU ror re SEC'Y fltlCIP'T llred pers Ptr. nexlbl 40 bn week. Minimum hrs. Ca II for details typlng, pleasantaurroun· ~ bef anm w cH n BI . 8 : 3 0 • 5 : I 0 . ----""--·--.... Wholeaale antique co. S.Jeepmion. aggrasive, Conuct Mr. Ebert, Po&Wve attltude. FUil o geoer al man a 1 er . p/L £xper. or Will train 7SJ.74M for lnterv\ew. APPb' ln pe_rsoo, Stan· dard Shoe Store CM Service Station Allen· 3071S. Bristol. • ' dant, exper'd. Day· f& ---------f E\lea. f\IU &pJUme. Ap· Salea ply, Shell Station, 17th le TOIACCOMIST IK Irvioe, NB. ·----~~---~ Prr Sala Cletll: • .App~ rvtce Station Atttn· a tore U~ Fublo dant, Un1oft Service Sta· lsland, Npt nc:h, Ca. Uon. SSE. Coast Hwy, Salea·TEXAS OIL COM· CdM. PANY needs dependabl1-'---------penon who can wor rvJce station alt•n· wlthowt 1upervleioD denta, tull Umet pert Cotta lleta. Contee thm, evet le w .. eodl. .-ua&omen. At• l*alm Neat handwrlUu II ap- portaot, but maturity ll ,.....ance a mmtl A__pp_IJ We train. Writ• T.T: 2SIONewport8lvd.C.ll. D I e k • P r • • . , SDVJCCT~CHNICJAH s 0 UJ h .... t • ' -~ ol tied~ Pot.rolect1n, Ft, Worth awchanlcal nUDt and TX, 'NlOl. micro tUm ~alp•at. Saactwtcla llalrer, •t OC loea•km. &e~. •· Una. ll•fti. C&llaftJ; ~ ~. 'l::.i ~ M1'dlellMNTOI. Take the SOUTHERN SAVINGS ROUTE YOU ARE FREEWAY CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 0 FIAT Mission MERCEDES BENZ· VtejO · -Imports SOUl'HllM OtlAltM COUMTY'S ® HOW ... A&ITHOe'• DIALB LAGUNA BEACH SALES • SERVICE 28701 Mlrguerite PARTS • LEASING P•rkway. SHOP & COMPARE OUR LOW LEASE RATES 0 e e BARWICK DATSUN MISSION VI EJO IMPORTS MARQUIS MOTORS Mission Viejo 714/831-1740 714/495-1700 0 PHILLIPS BUICK-PONTIACOPEL-MAZDA 8 S ADOLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS SHOP& COMPARE IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO ~ST DANA POINT 0 LAST C~NCE FOR A 1978 530i BUY OR LEASE NOWI 1978BMW 5301 WEOHH YOU SOMETHING MO LEASE COM, AMY OR IAMIC CAM -· A SERvtCE DEPARTMENT AND BODY SHOP 0 \\~n© .-~@\\ ~ ~@ • service • sales ~@~© • leasing Marq.,is Motors 831-2880 ..;~~S 495-1210 Buick-Pontiac-Opel-Mazda, Inc. 1978 MAZDAGLC CLOSEOUT SALE!! 1979 PONTIAC TRANS AM COME IN AND DRIVE ONE! 24111 ... Plrwy .. t.et-i .... 137-2400 . - fWdae IOIO ..... S. IOll Mll11l•1... 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ IOll O.,. 1040 "'-leY• 1041 l.lvlnl rm, dlnln11 rm. 8pcadlnetluet,7palnted Oold velour Iola• love Mhul•1... IOIO Mltcel••--1010 ........ ,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm Hahold lttma Interior doort. Sloel & ~at. chain. 2 c~hn, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• ... ,.... IOIS PUBLJcru.:. ... aTUR• Vorbbire Terrier J>~. TolQDdbome A1.11tnllan ~~::.,~•II by Sat. ~bU.,,~ltclllet"» ubl•.lam119,bdrm.1et. LUe6A61TA6S F1mlly memberahl ...................... . Bl' ~ champ blood Un•. Uny. shepherd. 11 . t mo ne •· rv u . H1mmond or1u. etc. rrom -"'9f ee . ~!!'1--0Rl•liiiliililiiji:---:::~j *ll•TION• 1hol1, J ib thut urv 6hot.a Ul-4W. .. .. S. 1011 W.IGI. 1783 Creatmoat Pl .. Send: cant tor each Club for ••le llZS Plrm. Perteet for CPA. at· ,.,., 5Mt ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• tWwt 1060 Qlatll M•• ua plt.11 one apare We C.11 ...... '75'7 to~hlnlnauraoce ... etc. T ..... 7·JOPM Lovable I y r old • · tl --------of • fh bu1an Haeky pup. 6 heep/Sh•P m l•, v . Elltal• Sale Hth, 2eth ....... •••••••••••••••• KJ.na * 1prin1 "met-return permaaen y Caipet S&eam Cle•Hr" Fu pfor2euc • lDl•n w.-,_1 AKC" Mfl•M • 1>11«1 It Uf':'d t.o &0¥1ftl t:v~1 priced t.o tell P'br Salt I~ yr Mu1tan1 treu tllO. Comer 1roup ffaJed 1u.ractlve l•I • Shampooer Po0/be9t orr ti~. aecretary. recep- MOVINft • , wm how uu Q IULIM•' "' .,..,.. cti.ap. Ml.tc,amaU. luml rllly, S2SO , tutn1d. 980, 2 d.r.aen, 110.Po. 1trap, meet101 alrlJne &31..cMU · lion area, conrcr ence VAN h1'()fiA( ... l.OTS ISl 1414 *'"• -. anlq•. 203 kb St. Ba Ul.OUO. Dlbwahr aao. AC $$0. CB 1.0. ~. Pta· --------rm. Take ov•r lM-or a.ell Lou\y bdrm "''' llada• 1010 Ptnn -radio f75. 100 atudt SI.SO vtnt loll 6 theft.! For a K1D1 alse frame box apr· outrlcht. Alto have d 1e11ta. armJn , w fa1 6 l'))aU..h Bull Dot. A KC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,....., 1070 ea. Loll ot ml•c. &'6· 7014 pel'IOllaUwd ta& enclose lnp, head boa~. 2 drexal Canon plain paper copy lov •\~. bHn.rc rm lbh1. ft•fT\1111', 13 mo'•· 1how Yellow IOUd Maple I pc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oar•I• aale 00 Sat. 8tO wallpaper, f1brlc or Rite 1tanda. Reuoo1ble. mactt. Mr. Jobnaon ma1u.1nt1 rac-1111. •tnu~l' qua.LI\)'.""° l21 *•I IUY* * bdrm Mt w/catm maci. •••••••• • ••• Cove St c M "Day Glo" paper • we 548-4729 644.a:M$ 111tlll\4U, MJa tbl1 & r hl"I -, -llaN top, 11\11111 hdbrd. ·• ' wUI back 6 trim your ---·--------------- r t1 f r1 ase1 ra t or. •lUY'1 l rlah S•ttcir pupa. ll Oood U9t!d F\lrnllur• .. drwtt•r. mirror. c!MIH" r.llVATI ISTATI a· aalllna Sabol $175. !2'' up. Or try lwo cards , ... clipper muon•~)' cora wu her di>'*'' "' •bola. .-or~d. AftpUanc-e. OR 1 wlll a nil• &l1nd1. $ISO, 2" Cralllman rldln1 mower bac'-tobaclc aaw. Blade lncld. S7SO. "-non M_,,,-1 s,000. 'Ve"" FRO.MEST•TE AKl' °'P091tw1llhold UI UtlcirSICU.f<>rY()U, mitrhln1yellowtblll20 U9UIDATION (nda wrlc> $100 . • PRICES: fl,000 cualom norman ;::llable"°;laln pap~~ A (bN lmaa C.118GMIZ9 MAS1'9SAUCTIOM •• Ivory vinyl chalh6 nuuoNO Codeapbone •Mwer de· S2eaor3/$$ . white bnck. 4"4 alze."' copier, nearb' new cond. Wt.he r A dryu , -'4U61•1tlJ).f6ll ottoman taO. Oran1e ...... vice $100. Kenmore 4/SlapUOOea eaororr.645-tllMl TakeoverlleotS23'mo. refn11er etor •pl "H DnUUful •ti.It• Samoyen ve lvet rocker UO : SOUTAlllS washerl60 Frl&ldalre13 6/9up$1.SOea· Ceramic Ule, beiut. 8 .. Mr.Johnlon644-8385 :.w~ PLUS LOTS ov ::'";. ·~~:.·i::? !rtnh __ --w..1 cu It reeri1 S75. Other tOorrmre.$1.40ea. llall1n, approx800aq. n. --------- . chJldrton $100 Mf.18N P\.lmkUA • acceaeorin· uaracualeohbandooed ApprattedS:Zl.500 mite. 14 Ima Loa , SaJeaTulncluded 2 patterns. Very reH. hh IOl7 DON'T -COUl!.h. chair, art ... top arUci. I>« • •t I pm •Sell •• 900 ~epwport Creal arter NO CARD? Mt-:10118: 6'4-4637 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !iohlh Tiu 8l'OOd 81tt'h. 8 roflM6endubl•.d1Alog t:I Pue'rto Men Apu: Appralaedllfl,195 ,. M. Draw YOW' own or aend ---------• MISS THIS m.>'a uld, IA Gaa llnC!, rm ll4"l w1th I chall'I a.w M•pi. Ave CO.ta •Sell $5,900 Cbrlalmu Decoration• name, addreaa, phone 6 P E N B A L L S WAMTID: MIN) Lln1 aJtoN1lry. '350 Kini 11..t Md, diwae,ra, M•a Mana1er aPt & Otber geaw on dlatreas, Lllhlt 4000• 00 1 l8 wire. we'U make one card per FOOS BALLS Larae Bird Ca•e BIG ONEI 511tl'73,tmum . boob.~ Any ot certirled. 714/548·0713. Garlabda, balo'a etc. ta1.Add25feecb. • Ou.artkdel$12Sup. '31-3474 · DOeOlm•CI !~~be COOl1dered rAMTYHOSI Appl.only. Make ofCer ror part or .deSendr•~~.beckormoneyor. F1milyArcade~ZMl PARROTS. ACrlcan SAVI SAVI SAVI I STIUCT10M ~ LffiMllDATIOM u•••••••••• aU.'4.H781 flioT-•MTING Concord 300 aolld alale Greys. Yellow beads. We trvnur Ro fA , MC M AnUQuo Oall dloln1 tbl 2 AlWholaalePricea! 6.60 Emerald r1na w/6 ... .._ tape recorder with IC· CUckatooa. Best prices. Cuh1er'J l 'ht'rka " •Sf>ml pravil• cliuea aoll d T ea k aora'a Sal&Sun ·diamond•, perfec t DICOIATOISALI P.O.Boxl~ ceaaortea. never uaed. Try..-.PP.5M-4182l Cuh Nop oonal •ln )'OUthonwpro11ram f\eU01t1ble.8CZ085l l0imto3pm Chrlatmu gift for your ~-lowcL..-...t CostaMesa.C..921S26 Coat 1300.00 sell tor .. ~&"---1090 ~ PLEASE• t'ood • Ptoblembc!bavlorcoo -382E'Alher. ...,.,_ n..•~•• ... $10000 Call836-62:SS .--_,,,,_. e a1L CASH PAID Costa Meaa _.....,_..,...,,....,4.50. 754-0402. S • .,_ ....... -.. COPY MACHINE • · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• avallable ltetm HllbJtt"l Ca u .. ~ For td uaed furn, anti -· r oplen Hl apd .• late mod.. Mh•ral• ·-40 ur.t..w Pl1yers • sooo lo P'••I• Antique oak lbl. ~. 1900 u .... ocJ& 1075 ....... ..... $7Z. z .....J ...... ,A Uk --... -.......... _.s "'UCTIOM quea clrTV'11957 8W ..., b si co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........_.... __ _._ ..... r '-VV"es an,, ...... g, e nu W..ted 1011 rol a in atock. Carty ~·5a ,. --------4 Waah ... a c • o1 _.....,..,. -w/1upplie1 $200·$800. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Player Pianoe. 801 W. 20751/J ,..wport II• PITWOILD M1-c lumlt1.1re, conaole Furniture. clothes, loya, Horse Trai l e r '76 $160, 171" wicker 8fl8.2163. w---..,,,smaUd-.. roror. BakerSt.CM.$40<8808 CM BcalDaa. Ch1b1huaa. uer eo w/11 apeak..-a. 11.nb, IW"llAC$, .odd.a 'n .J_obna!on elec ... brlta; ~ -• 13 .. 96 .. ii:: 64.._ • .._1 Codten. Yorkre., Sblb· Several l1tmp1, mlac enda. 221 Abalooe Ave. Glrls Engliab Jacket 11 ......... ( 11,2d~ .... ._... CHEMlNDEFER lice. Wwltawra-$250 .~~~,-~-~~~-~·~T a u . Pom a . M i o . Horne. -..1116 before UIBallt,Sat. • lZ.536-8640 <8>i>"1..,. ........ ,,,..,..,.. JEANS 646-~. ...c -..•~--c~'--Pu ud ea. 4 oak awivel chn, I t d Ad ll •· .,,.,._,_._ ........ UJen. pa & •L Gpm Mh • 1010 I acoun e . u • Silver colna wanted. wm•--------- & service 7l4/531·502'7 Books, tecbnlcal.C ..... $fi.115ea.• otamore.234 chlld.rea all.ea Pleated .,,,UY of r I KAWAI Con1ole piano ~-r-Solid mahoaany cotree 11eneral: Other interest-•••••••••••••••• .. ••••• E. 17th Suite 101A (off · pay .... n o ace va ue. • ... ,_... IOJO ---lbla. Unllnl.abed. 23"1143" lngWog1.Sat/Sun. Newport Beach Tennis Wutmlnater) C.11 . =l~ .. ·~~:: ~allver ban. 646-1.519 r~·Pl~~~o::rye~J:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FnetoY• 1045 $47ea.551"'346. 3U45Pw'etaDeLuz Club Membership. ~ Call any day 633-7319/ · SellanewCor$2300. llust 10··· Cave Refle<'t lng ••••••••••••••••••••••• S TO d'-'-bl MV 830-4ti47 $2,000/bet ofr. 544·8723, 997-1.1186. COINS & STA.Mrs aell.540-02M T elescop e F6 Clock GLAS. P mu•I t . 544-0835 drl ve tran•po rtublc &11Uah Springer Sp1tniel w/6 blah back chalr1. Garage sale Frl·Sat.Sun. ---------Martilln H.O. 'J'ratn Set. Cpt Mills sell.a direct on rt WAMTIO For sale Hammond Piper model: Selhnit at sooo, n eeds r oom to run· Must see to appreciate, 1 o o o a o I book a , Bell & Howell moUoo f.lct Purchased In Germany. full rolls only. lowest By P v1te collector 6 In· Orian w /auto cord & newwu SlOOO. 494-48112. Blk1wht fem. I yr old. like new. 42"x84" A1klng ma ~azlnea & paper camera & 16mm pro ec· Never Wied. 645-3748 prices anywbere~l81 vestor. Need· proof aelll· auto rhythm. Good cond. Spa.yed,allahot.a.Comp . ..,_54S-121tor640-9327 b l k 0 l r tor. Antique Mahog allverS ·gold Nowbuy o , 1 '"-··-.. broken •-lr1"'ntlly. ........ . · alaocra 'e 8,..aenn cuolle~-armol ..... , 7, w/oval mir· Antique Player Plano Malling boxes. Heavy du-· h · Need• servicing. New Photo enlargers, ... ·1111 er '"""'" "' " g "' Y " '.... $&';() Queen mattress & d I l.ng allver I . SS eac . 'h S SlJOO, asking $700/bsl a. fo\lji. Xlnt cond S85 to Free to aood home . French P'rovrnclal dining tor'aiten Mualaell No ror. Console Magnavox bo ·Orth pedl ty cardboard: I eal or 1964&before -ll.95each. of'r 6'13-902S eves saso m111c. equipme nt 497.2903 rm~.eleganlhlghatyle ruaooable.otrer refuSed. color TV, 22". Portable us!! S18S ~~never mallina Christmas pkgs. Quartua . Ul&Ur before . · · 673-6160 Pour lemale black and by Kindle, 8 cbra, oval 9431 Alli Circle H 8 bar w/2atools & misc · · Complete mailing klt.t or 8'1t each.. Dlmea 1964 & ,...... 1093 ,._..... 1035 wtute 9 week old kittens lbl. 3 leaves & buff el. (Near Bu Iha rd . .; lt.ema. 642·1802. M &a c. furnitur e & lnd1vidll81 box~.avaU l!'! before • 40< each. Donl ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.-MualselJ Ulla wk. new 11et HamJlt.on) , boulleboid Items Bedrm 8 aw.. from 4 to 18 sell WlUJ you call me.lr-~llC.""-=~~-rr-_, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a re loolnog for a home corning au Via Wulera · Beet box SlOO. new 7 aur· auite couch etc i:n·Sl05 · cubes. To Order call Boie· Dane ,714)557.3534 Pers1an Kitt.ens, CFA re Please call i3l·3149 alt N.8.675-8517 Premier: ZS yr accumula· fboard • Cull wel•ull ' · en; 741·552·3441 : 9•m· ---------•• g11 t er e d . l op show _6!M· tlon.AnUquea,lumiture, SlSO. Beacbcruiaer bike Mlcroecope. Bau.sch & 6pm We deliver Minic .. parents. Beauurul 1-0n1 DarUn 7 wk old u King s ize water bed. crib, rreeur, bllce. Sat, $.'50.87$-5463 Lomb prof. model anywhere. •lla-t•==-• .... 1 IOIJ hair 6J8.930I mbt~ as/eJrY· Wet.ercloudsywt.em8.$. SUn UM 630-Plumer C 40Gal •ftuart w /llght condenser ••••••••••••••••••••••• J>---·-le . h --M.llmale ~:O.... er, ~. II.~ ' · 1equi~w/a~co;::· SZZS/best otrer. SS:.7a0 ~ma..!_.treuwro~.; n:,v:;r Ariel acoual. Cullar, era1an 1uen1, c am · -• · · atl~orwknda -.. _,,, <y• •-· roeewood xlnt t.ooe Ex r--------..1-4 sired, CFA registered, SELL Idle it.ems wllb Twin 6 double maUraaa Eetate sale: Complete C.U an. 5, 7S2-6780 · Washer 185. Dryer f75. traatnna'. bard case'. Bt:\' 'EM shot3 $100up 546-9965 Dall•°'lotCla111r·1edA &al>rinp$10420.Double boulehold, many choice MUSTSELLMIRRORS Bnmawicltreg.(PoolhaU) ,-.... $Z50.49HM2. s·t::LL 'E,u ~ ,.., bed 125. 7»-0988 itema. 2200 t"ieeta <The poolubl + & -·•• AlllM.Mew tlOO Bl~fa),N.B.lllo5Sat& ~~~!o;x:~·~·~':!C:: Ut.est87:Cra::=:·10" ~c~i~:~~-=~ GultarEplpboneAcousUc TR.\OF. 'EM 8un.Ml-:i088or644-4637 548-0079 radial arm saw $220. • Cbil'd En X I n l c o n · RF.~T 'F:M -.111120att.er6:30PM. m.-cy. PS. d. +cue.Sacnfice! $250 BRAND NEW 1978 $ CIVIC THE CAR EVERYONE IS -TALKING ABOUT - HONDA 4 ALL NEW FOR 1979 SA.LI NICI •ooo nau 11·1~71 -IUIJICT TO .. Ol IMI SAYE •OW M 1978 DEMONSDATOIS AND DIC. CMS R ALL WITH LOW MILIAGI AND llMAIMIMCi FACTOIY WADAMTY HATCHBACKS - ACCORDS .... s Car Phone . Mot«c>la. 1875. 548-11711 I•-------·-• Cal1494-0:M9 To pl3ce your ad in O.E. washer, (needs ~,_•tw•& lhiscolumnr311 belt> f75. Hlde-a ·bed, Power Mower/Tractor. ..,.,.... IDll Mesa Verde Tennl.a Club needs reupholstering SJO. lO HP w /grader blade. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Membership for sale. Misc. ceramic ltema. Never ueed. Value $1800. Fuji e lectric cuh re · 642·5678 Must aeU, moving. Reu. 846-85'1'9eves /wknda Sac S1CMll5. 87$;41666. gist.er. Reblt. Uke new. 1163-3607 $280. 642-6537. DAILY PILOT Mtot. H.W flOO Alllol. Mew 9100 AMtol. Mew tlOO Alllot, Mew tlOO ......_Mew tlOO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --satE • AtE • Sit IF Y• DOlrr BUY Y•R IEW DATSUI llRAMlll DAfSUll fOOIHlll OUSllll. lllC. lllllEDIATE DELIVERY AllAllCIM llAISllll '79 280ZX's MOOll DATSUll &ICAOIA DUSllll, re. fll YalUY DAISI/If. lllC ••m nrm D•TSlll. & tOllG SUCH IAl'Sll lllC. IALllQ DITSUW '79 210's OlfllftWll t A lltTln caaamsn MPrllll IAJS.. llC. I CDSJA M(SA llJSUlt USED CIR & TRUCK SILE UllV!RSAI Ctn IATSlll. IMC. ,• cat Yll cm DIJSllll CHECK THESE VALUES ll(WfOll 1Af$811 llllU IAJSlll. lllC. IUAUIT DAISUll IWltTS • .,, ... 77111m w•r• 77..r.Jp --..... --·-anum """' ............... ·-~---·----••• •asaemNTSR ,.., ... ..... ~ ..... ..... ..... I ... ... .... ..... UMffiiSi If DATSC.W ,,. ... .,...,.. .,. .... SOllM Hf llTSlll. • . ... ._ -· ... ..,. ........... ··:-.AF ·----CallOI Cl9't IAT$11i 'iii .-.;~ 11n11111111-. ... 'I.-.,..,. 770.TIUM .,. ... .,...,. et.mil( IUSll ..... -~ ... Aeelt .... ..... SMTIAHIUSO!l19C. t -. A¥f'M ,-. ·~....,.... .... :.=;. ... ,.,.. tOIOltt ~ ·~ -:&& • ... '3195 ... '11• _ ....... IUl•TS.• . .... w • & llTNlsa& .aa11n11 T .......... .... ... ~ , . . . "' . . . , , ....... S. ~--· 4WlleeJDrt••. 9110 Frtd!y.NcMtmbet2A, 1978 DAILVPtl.Or •JJ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19111 tl•O ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ... 4 -._ IOtJ W 9060 ............... S./ Adfq rt/ ....................... rsa 9160 Vw 9170 v-9170 ;;;;;l•••••••••••u•••• ................. •••••• .... ,........ t 160 CliMIC• 9120 OUN!! BUGGY: rall lype. 'Tl Jeep Commando. 1uto ~·••••n••Hu••••••••• ................... 1 ......................... . ta 8 • 1 wltb ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ul35 eaa. rwl r•ce. pad· tr.,., V.e. -.>O/bett ol· 18 C hevy '4 ton . 76 CHIYROLIT "72 Vo rd Van ~ ton, --Sp eaaa · a1\nt ~ 1'J T ~~ ~ u,. "\lltoln'""trlr fer 541-lo:a Loaded+utru. Xlot .Joacleclcnaownr. ------'ood coact. 11so. ~If Jae-cm H•• -ia·. ~· tUld Xtnt. ftrm. xtra ¥i'*1.. 11\Qt '"i '7Ueepci$ blt eond.f7100.15l•no S.,,.VAM *-Zl23 Bndm...a Cal-C.tabna .,/Wl+•rwW -~·"'• ell... AMr.cDo.:.ieeoo'. '12Qevy,46Lonpkup.350 =mt!;!cp!M~t!': MIWDONI S.. .... Yedft T7 Pt«'I ArTOW •• dual '•l'OROWOODY 4 w...IMYW 9110 MM'J~•nSPM. V8,31pchtandard. l1.000 Ins. ht.back ieat.1. ~_.._ <1l•>..._,.,,,. roof air. loaded with f\al.l1,.turtdl $13.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• T..a. 9160 mJ.MZ-1215 1~ paiat, cndse ~· AM (21.S) -.MD .ir.. SU !MO•Y•-f?UJll I t76 ,_. ... •••••••••••••••••••• .,., Chevy ~Ton pick up t.rol. JIOC>'~ '!p'· aux. COMVBSIOM ..._ Ul'Cbe'V)'lilotorhome. I°' '•Ooull•rXR1 Pdllcbr ltWADl4X4 '17 CHEV PlckUP,.r 'AT Needs lrw. &ta. body; ~~·:~ mn~0ei: Ttlclt paint, ma11. 21· loop· beautiful • llind. 1ood runnlnl PS AC AT ·Sharp 6 Automatic pwr. llleer· W/8' bed. AC/P~/PB. rear end OK. SUO/Best UB3'JS4Ser p~1 · · UlST8T5) cla It lie••· 8nttol. coa4 tuim. samPP M1-1o11. . ln1, wtncb. AM /PM OXl cab. DI.lat tanks. lo offer. Randy 613·6819 SS477 . SJ16 DoWll fut 1''m Tnu dellt'n T--.,____. 9170 - -stereo ta~. roll bar, ml.$411150. Pt11'15-5481 e..-es. -.11Monlh O.b&a..i..s.2+2mhue ~,..........., Mod61A,ll3014Wnaed•n. whlteaPOlrewbeeLt&on·. Co rt 1 j b 97 -ID LYLID ROY i Cll>Ciqlet. Wtlll Vlr 12'114 .. :•••••••••••••••••••• .W.-orialn•4 • rwulln&. ~ 40.121 allies. (038171}. 12 u er. va ve 0 • I 6 ~ fZIO • \ CHOO CHOO CHOOSE C ll 1'7).toc7 11 81\u'a J..o. '11te, ell f7~ 0ML y SlllO camper shell, id cond. ....._ JCL T C H R Y S L E R your.iftafromU..Dalb •-~. awo.tn1. AJC, Mir le IOIJlmi.St400.41MS·9250 With Camper ahell, PLYMOUTH Piiot l>UUSTM.U OIP1' SANTANA JO' 1tereo, but offer 'M Ford Pldr1.1> Bla wl.n u-=,• .. • .. Interested in a •80 Ford autom1Uc tranamluioG, 1071 W.17lhStreet 1'RAl.Nl ~'Vtr')' Wf'd.nelt. cl ... eqweeitd w trlr, ~ dow 431 en1. C·CS l uto -, Al PU? Looka " runs grt. vs engtne. power •~r· Sant.a Ana ~ ~Nov. lM.h ~ A""I 1'. di)' _.. Prvwl«. •&eel» 6, luU 1ood body/palnl aakln1 iuoHarbor Bl!~·· C.M. SlSIO.Gl·3"6: $48-8939. ia& and brakes. air cood. 17th Street between Mal.a thru ll•t. fOtb. Call 1tor.•• natl N•pt a.h A/C ••nln1 bike *3.•M><Z2ll 641-1700 AK/FU atereoradlo, re· • IC8riatol MWm _ 8s~. (W,11l!"') ~11•,e!~. I'd'. Pfl'ittt eooci. nt ............. ..·.zFordl>.U. ar *J>-bumber, aux 111 • 547-7504 r.. . <#<# .... ~'Pl. CM Noma v~ tl30 cost·... MES... .. .... t~&D Sl.500 tank. Lesa than 2.2.000 Ferd eoav '18. Ex cood. OiVtt'I , •• ,. '°" ot the IPll ~PM . -__:..._ --" "' u1 ..... n.a mllea, ab~ .. tber. ~ t. A/C, P/8, P/S, ..... W..ted ,.,. ~ ~ .... ~ ... _ ---cocne. and ced to ael . CB. stereo " more. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "--.............. w ......... • --~ ............. •:rt; ••..••••••..•••••••.••• AMC/JEEP -~~WW&etcoforSl~ lt17 Lido l4, racln1 M~•--'" 400 For Sale! 1'72 f'otd ~ Chevy '7t BJC '10 YI too SerHl188. cllDG725. Ml)-1797 WIWILLIUY Sil ver1lon. tuatm rover, ••••••••••••••••••••••• llaacer camper Dolphin #I IN CALIF neetaide, SUvetaclo. blk SS4tl YOURDATSUM Ski . Jl'Ulhtr , ..... ,.11 • .,, Alkod ttrit'e Ong value Shellfor1S11 EIC.mlno. cabover camper excl. • wine upbolatery. apedal '11 Chev shorty. New PAIDFORORNOT Coml\,2JO msoew Sac. '3000. will U C $2300 ~ cood • .., 253CHatbor81vd. order. every xtra. 540-Sl30 mech "paint. Perfect TOf'DOIL.AI ttii ....... ICMOIO M&-aJOhve..U3~7•est 541"8'lll If you're not read.lng tbe COSTA MESA S7500/otfer.•1919. body. Must see. $3500. FOllTOf'CAIS --!l'ciay1 WANTED: Toyot.t body. u~ ada in Cluaified. 714/549 .. 023 '76 Datsun Pick up. 30.000 95'7-0l80/~l16l. II: . ... O'NelU anunal sluo.. u · luit~h. need• work all\O. 71 T• aood cood. I you re milainl a lot of miles. Air CondJradlo, l '65 VW van, new 1600 eng, 1111g· lu&t>.~. ~or olfer 556-3073. have motor It tuna. oewn Information H Have aomethlng to sell? owner. $2895 . Lie 2129COHAA80R BLVD. clutch & trans, $900. ~J 962-26~ ~ 114S 751-911.21 weU auome great buya. Cluallied ads do it well. 1087199. 8'2-'321ext210. STA MESA 4M-4183 • ~ .. ~--- SMN, ...,_._.. ·m Trac:Wwinds '3l furuna ....._, N•w tlOO MhK, New tlOO Alltot. New tlOO AMtos. Ntw HOO......_ New tlOO Alltol, New tlOO ....._New 9 I• 1095 jib 4a.nd UIO'~ Oeooa, full •• ... ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pinn a k e r aea r , Ce• •e9'tt.n beautiful insulated In· 3Swed&Cuh Reauters. te rtor. Two s a1hn1 t.lffd 2 mo. &tJll under sabots aoct. Newport wrnty. Taite over lie mooring available. Mr. Jobnaon644-83l\S Survey S23,000. will TV I.do. sacrifice. <21316"·041 ~Steno IOtl days, (213)7»7~ even· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~p. -------, CROWN '77 IRJCSOM 2r RENT A TV Dal. Tuk , Whee l, Loaded. Spinnaker, Everything. Ml ~pm ; LOW AS 67S.7709N.B. ------1 $10. MO. '75 Catalina ·22 w/galley. f'reedellveryloarea trlr. ex tras. P .P . 1714) 549. 7024 536-S89l , 213/Sll8-6Sl4 --------loeh. SUpa/ CB Equipment, new & Dodls \med. Pvt pty Call aft. s. • •••••••••••••••••••••• '' 152-6760 SUPS AVAILAILE Nice lt" color portable YAC Newport~l 1V. 2 yr warranty. S.118 -~1786. 30' Avalon moonng. In ---·------front of Sean's & swim Color2S" Magnavox area. $26,000. 673-5099. tv. $180. 979-2756 Shp space·mooring want· ed for 28' Owens. Trade SpeaJcers: Rect1line•r 7 use & willing to pay. FANTASTIC! S650/palr M7~ors.s&-1833 673-6160 ---------· Moo.-' with boat Concord 300 solid state MMJ tape recorder with ac· Needed by Newport cecsortes, neve r used. Beach Doctor. Please Co11t $300.00 sell ror _!!llafter6pm.64M9!M $100.00 Call 836-62M. Tr911porf..tiotl loots&........ • ..................... . ..,,_.. c.~,., s.; ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ~IZO G••"" 901 •n•••••••••••••••••••• Attention boat builders. Older camper 4·sale. w Jo truck. $150. Stove & refrig. 640-2700 '76 JayKing camper trailer. full.)' equipped, brand ne w Perkins--------• Diesel, atomic ' marine engine. w Jxtras, $3, 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9040 '77 Suzuki GS 750 Kerker ••••••••••••••••••••••• exh. $1700/Besl Cherry! e4&-0795 Yamaha '78 •OO Enduro. like new. low mi.,$!™). or offer. 640-7837 or494·7170 1978"" R.M. 125 Suiukl Excellent Co ndition. ~~~~~~~~ SJOOOJmake offer 734-8708 SEA RAY'S 17' ti 30' HAlllSOM'S SEAIAY IOATS 3101 Cout Hwy, N.B. 631-2547 eves. . Husky Sale: '78250$1450, '76 250 '650. 13 175 ssoo. P.P. Ask for Bob. Work ~2289. home 675·9036 '74 ·Hooda Elianore. New reblt eng. Radng type cub. $350. 26585 Aveoida Deleo MV. 830-'812. ~----·~--_,Motw .... 1.Selt/ • 24' IUint!IJ fly bridge, ._.J'SM:wge f 160 2Z5bp, OMC, low hn. '75, ••••••••••••••••••••••• new canvass on stern 1971 ~ rm. side It frot1l wlndows &,_.,Met_..• le B fm top. Fully Fully aell contained. eqwpped. Priced for rut O-.tor, 2 air condl· sale. 9G-G288 evu. tlonen, root top alt. TV l6'01uparwUbtrlr.15bp antenna, CB radio. Johnson. Fold down All/FM stereo tape, Ulte aeata. Crpt.d, Blminy top new Urea" otber extta1 It canvas dual cover. too numerous to men· M .. _. -u1 Make ~er. tioo. Very, "'1 clean. --"'' 1.oo1t at thia one before ~~rl. aft lpm. youbuylcallTrumanat lt' Lobster Skiff wltb \ ...... Ready to IO· lluat eee UJla ooe. Xlnt lbape • ..... ------- • '77 VOLVO 264 DIMO ... '71 VOLVO 264 SIA DIMO " ~ eU10m1tk, ~ 19-lno. PoW· .,. brttn. eir condltlOnfno. ~mfr· rOI', tlltrtO I trecll. IVC~~l.OSUDJ '8456 •9429 '79 VOLVO flW 71 VOLVO 2421 DIMO 24SA '7692 '7392 flW 79 VOLVO 244A Avfomltk, power '""'~· '°"r well... ,in 1tri,t #VC2""5MI· ,,,.,, '8291 flW 79 VOLVO 245A AUfol'Mtlc, power 11eer1no. llOWlf' wek"' pin ttrlpe #VC2'5dMl· 21Ul7 NIW 79 PICICUP '4 4 SPffd, tong 8 bumper, chro~ eel, Chrome rear ror, si~ mdgt n ... ~el bar siae mir "'~ 41-000248 . -... ... ... •J2 DAILY Ptl.OT , ........ t\ ,,..,'"~· ...... 0.•"9• Co•• DAil Y PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ;~.:;;:-.:::~ = :~':.°. ~--.2•N18 , .. :>:.:•.:.~:. ~·-~~.--: ....... !~~~!~!·.~~·'=·······!~ .. CONNEU CHEVIOLET .. tla.rbor Rlvd Coate Mt' • i4'-1200 IS THIS •AT CAR SALES•ll LOOK . . . THEN WHY .NOT DROP BY BARWICK DATSUN FOR A CHANGE OF FACE? AT BARWICK YOU CA~ BROWSE ALL YOUWANT ... 'A /\AA .. A BELuW DEALER COST! RAND NEW 1978 FI 0 WAGON SACRIFICE! ... AND WE OFFER I 000/o FINANCING ON APPROVEO CREDIT. COME ON DOWN ANO DRIVE AWAY IN THE DATSUN OR YOUR CHOICE! BELOW DEALER COST! 'NEW 1978 KING CAI 1974 CHIYY VEGA • speed. radio and heater. Beller hurry! (38SLJC) 5995 PICKUP ·-. ---... ~ tf73 DATSUN 1974 POD PICIUP MUST~ 8 cylinder. automatic 4 speed, radio and tranamleeion Ind p0wer hea t er . (788A) s teer In o , (1F35103) (4F0342SG81'9). LIKE TO YOU? IF IT IS ••• 17MllH81I010M»J hta•lllc. Air, IA1d1• 59977. ... BECAUSE HERE IN LOW OVERHEAD COUNTRY OUR SUPER LOW PRICES AND SUPER LOW PAYMENTS ARE WHY WE SELL SO MANY NEW & USED DATSUNS ... "-AA.AA BELOW DEALER CO T ! ~NEW 1978 SHORTIE .--A lt16DOO•I COLT G.T. Coupe, orange with bflCtc atrtpe. A gas saver deluxe. (772 A ) (9e7FER) 19131.UA IOl•O G.T. Veloce coupe. light beige ext. with beige bud<et Milt• plus AMlFM r9dto. Thia one 11 nieel (804.AI f94et<Et<) s tf76HOI 2 +2 Auto trans.. teoe pl~. air cond .. ctwome maos & only 20.000 mites. Racing QtMn. Act full (742lll<'i'I • 56995* ... ' ... COSTA MESA DATSUN 284SllARBOR BLVD 540.6410 540.021 l 1975DATSUM 1210 4 speed trans. In ex- cellent ooodJUon Inside & oul! <040MVP). OHLYS2275 Mfroc:Je Maada/R....et 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M. IOI McLAIEN•s , ___ 64_s._s_1_00 __ &. GET YOuas MOW! 171IMW7JJla COSTA MESA . DATSUN •DATSUN• •DREAM IUYS• 1978 01tts un long bed Pickup, loaded! 5 spd, air custom int.er, mags, wide ovals. cwitom shell, western mirrors, AM radio, wuler 7,000 ml. Lie IJ90496. •SS'95• tm 280 "Z" · 4 spd. air. AM-FM, mag wheels, silver, aer 3605. •$8211• G• ... Ci>roHVW 13731 Harbor Blvd. ~100 7 EXICUTIVI 972l DBiiK>'s... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 320l'1 with automatic. alr l~!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J·77 Ferrari :W8GTB. cond., stereo, alloy *DRIVE A* Metallic silver. burgun-wheela. Low mileage, dy leath. 6000 mOe11, Mint too! * LlrrLE ••• * l'Ond t:Zft.•50. ea 11 eves SAVE A LOT carts. <213)361-3260. SHOP&COMPARE Fiat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 850N. 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MIW • ·•Poncho eu. rcblt ena. W18 tr.M, 1rey metallic. ·~J28 show "-Tm copnd. ::!:~t'::.. tor\B bed SR·5, cemper ... _.. ...a . 9744 aOOd t'OOd, mu•t eell t'hrotnt pkl. rear lent, neu.8000ml. 131,000. vt ~ w/ciutomiied Interior --MERCEDES ••••••••••••••••••••••• •11161 air, pw, aunrool. 880 pty. 499-4439. ClOSfD SUNDAYS _.'750. 1545· . .:48 If ao rueu~•tvd 77 MOl;J. w1rr whtJ . ·•••""'"'tC •Sl2,tt9• '75 91' 2.0 am/fm tape, anewerMl·SS44 . .--u .. C.M AW 1FM'cu1 alertio. --> ' l97'893t,,,eenmeta1Uc. 35,000mi.'l6500 1961 Rolla Royce.whlte.TOfehl 9765 641-1700 llAMfl\a atnaa. SiU001ofr IS?~ '3ll eacellent rondltlon. ltaballzer bar. Gout 673-6016 very nice cond. $19,500. •••••••••••••••••••••••••------• 6TMIOl·6?~ w~.alr.chtomelrlm 640-7030. l&OUYOU '71T.oyohl ....... aaaa •71..-cmn 11 MOB. aa,ooo mlle1. nt'w '68 &IJ Tar~ rtb~ & r eflertor. Bll1te1n '7t911TTarga. $7800 Xlnt ·~atraalon, race, limited SILL YOUA .._...... C.n JOO DllS& brakcie. new ~lel·tncal xlnl oood 1700011lcl. bre thocks.1589 cond. One owner. Sliver. produc tion. lmmac. TOYOTA.· IToCboose From! Oww JOO rlata to dmM h'om plwa an «Ml4eectl•l~IOO of~unaet DIOlMILLER MOTORS • Y a t e m . A M I ~ M fJ rov•r 496 l8'3 •SI J,450 * ~ 213-434·»16. 5 CBJCAS $197 6 5 c .. seut, radlal tlrca, ~ ll..... 9755 --------SH US! Black , Silver, Beige, ~.·.~~~~ur~.. llU. YAM'S ~1111n ....................... Sell* 9760 MMo.llONSTVIEJOYOOTA Gold -All with FactorJ "'' _...._, ,.,,,r:td,ondle't i.[.I..' TISTD•IVEOUR .................. ,.... lflS.g( AirOondiUooin«! ............ •'--1tn8 911 SC Coupe, gm --.uo ~ 'Uc•• "7899GL430Gml. lll·Zll049S-1210 2casSIDAS 1 • .,.,. -.., metaJUc. leather, alloys 1:.31 ._,11ot BM! ~ Ma.keorrer. 1 Wagon, l Sedan -IJO W War-Mr. S.A. Ml.IW AU.NIW 1977 LAMC:f,AS IN INVENTQSl.V SJOOO INSCOUMTI NewHPEAsLowAs Sll2t (MT'. 7016141 Select Auto Sa IH 1221 N. Harbor Blvd. Anaheim 772·9800 77FIATX·l9 Yet, air, k> ml. full priee .... _ .... _ ~ -••• , .. 11 .... ••••n u c: .. ......,._ ~(Ma . L .... ip-', 'a -MllCIDll •IOU.$ llOYCIS 40IM:Hll -C:AO&.LAC.S 1JMCOUCS • c .... w ..... 842-7000 WIUASIAU. MAllS a MOOILS suoo. 875-7012. tr--------·---ow~ '75 131 Spider, 26.SOO ml, J" Ma . xlnt cond. AM /F M la ftftD =-~ extras. $4500. Llia•ina ••111 ..... w H_. 9727 u 'I --.._. •• •••• •••••••• •• •• ••••• -===:m::====3111mz:~ lt77HOMDA •••••••• ACCORD ~~s~~~~la~ Late '76 rmdeli 4SOSEL. o nly 26,289 miles ! Dk browi:i. x nl cond . ( 13$11..N) .UUy eQLD pped. Lo m I. OHL y $4620 :St olr by 12-1. Ca LI eves, Mlrac~ 1-52-6066~-·~~-~~1 •• M..da/I...... '67 250SE ctassi~ cpe, 82M 2UOHarbor81vd.,C.ll. ~~ot throughout. 645-5700 '71 Honda Accord . 19:. ~~E Merce~es Automatic trans .. I ... vuu., new pamt. AM/FM, s teel belted $2500. ?3441'709eves. radials, beautlful gold '76 280$ 27,000 mi. exterior &t ONLY SOOO mint cood miles! l5500/rirm Call 833-1709 · 8"1-311.S aftel' 6 pm . ._..N•w•79 HONDA Cars MA.HY ToC•nM Fro.I UNIVERSITY , oe.-wa. tto.dm Cen • GMC . T,_b 2850 Harbor Blvd: S..C&Gh with P7'a, air, sunroof, Oa1Geft0lov9' .. ._.zm OFTHEYEAR0 41M-2'18l lt77TOYOTA Hurry! im Molt Convertible. pw, alarm, atereo cass. --Good inventory in stock. C&ICA•T I COIO'u.A O\lf'f'dnve, atuoo, uclt 871TWZ . .$23,995. 'M Ponebe Co.,,.. 1ood Hurrywhile lbeyJast! 1976 SUI , ,,. ........... AutomaU"', alr Llftback, 5 ,.....-wltb Ina._ car lo lcti blue 1&~9 11 S · st Ive r oood, tt1torauOO"atmost MIRACLE t9GL ~'7AMJFll 8 track AirOondiUooi~ 8'RYW me The5 •pd, allo)'ll. complete Priced riaht MAJDA/llNAULT Fuel ir\Jected. less than stereo. ooly 1200 miles & SAVI SS •s.46'5• tllr, lea r Inter, stereo al.9St . ,..,,, 22,000 miles,' s}leed. air like NEW! Ul5SYZ>. 1976 MG Midget Con casa, sunroof, 788RZF. 2wuHarbor Blvd. cond., s ports package, TNS WIEl(BilD! vertJble with leu than '18.600. '73 914 2.0 63 K. xlnl cond , COSTA MESA luggage rack. mags and OMLY $4975 a.,oooml.Areelwinner' 1975914 2.0·copper ·alr, new 185 Mich. sssoo or 645-5700 Blaupunkt ster eo Mlrocle Bill Maxey 848SMT AM ·F M. mags. Lie bestotrer.548·1313days •• -..._. 9756 eassette.<07o.5PS> Mam/I...... TOYOT" . SJ"'•I 846MYO. t899S. sse.6442 eves6SUnday. -_.,ce ............ ....._,Bl~d C M ,. '-_!_-~.·. VW df~~ ....................... SADOl.DACK ~°64s:s1oo' . . 1.8881 BEACH BLVD. __,.~ • '74 Carrera, Cream Putr, '!S&Silver Cloud 1 VAU.IYIMroRTS ft.l.nt.inllOnBeach 13731 HartNwll•d. pampered. low m l. Sl9.000 '7SCoronaStation Wagon, 847-ISM 534-4100 --"o loaded No smog. 964·231' 985-4144 131-2040 495-4949 4 dr. 4 spd. am /fm. ioodl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~~ ~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~~~ ..................................................................... aft5 9100 1979 HONDAS ARE 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door Sedan "COlta M S40-9NO"J.!::!=~==~~~ '76 Civic s spd. 36,000 mi. am/fm. xlot ccod. $3150 or belt &12-SZ70 '74 CiYic Hat.cbbalck, low ml.$395 . 64S-29llO ••"'1'8Honda Accord•• AC, under wrnty, 7-..:Ml • -J..... 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt76JA•UAA • XJS In Oawleu condition! C3.17RDK). Was $16,995; now reduced to ONLY $14,995 IAUBMOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 ''71 XKE R olldst er , Midlelim. AM/FM tape stereo. 71K mi's, S6500. 940-M'78. ........ 9732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MBCB>ES IENZ LEASE '74 4SOSLC $353.91 per month lax 48 rm lease, cap cost $20.220, Residual lll,239, Tot down req. S7SS.14 lic. (4828) Home of •parts. IK. 6862 Manchester Blvd B u e na P a rk , 714 /750·7201, 7 14 / 523-7250, 213/ 921.ss&S, On lhe Santa Alla Freeway --- lOWLOWf'llCIS 77Toyota lo-.IOw~~-To -•1-10bwillllH11211) '74 Jensen Healey Con· verllble-4 apeed, custom $ 3 79 5 AM /FM 1t ereo w ith ~a11ette tape. Dunlop •~-------1• ~ wheels. rroni end bra, hardtop, Tonoeau · · · 72 Calka cover &t new Michelin 0ouoe-• _, • COl'4. tires. In SUPER coocU· ,... 1e110ESH1 wn-•M tioolll Pri~y. Now te· 8-1111 ducecl to firm. Call S I 99 5 ao.-.30 5 p.m. Exp. J.H. mechanic now1•-------at Herb's Garage. 1995 Harbor Bl, CM. 548-6226 • __ .... 9735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 IUIMAMM •HIA Fl,..qtne red, mint. caad. (UILVE> ................... mi Manchnter Blvd Buena Part , 7 1'/150 ·1201, 714 / m.TZ101 213/121..a518. On the Santa Alla Freeway. 9731 ....................... miracle rnazd a T ...-,._. .. _.., ........... ....................... '11•1&. Pf#. PIS. 14111· r •r, Hkln1 fU,IOO. (IMNJ>N) M0-1751. . 53495 72Dodge ~~-............ ,..,...1 'I 495 TAKE VOURCHOICE 8~~:o '78 HONDA HATCHBACKS <SG<AS31S75) (15881 • <SG~S29633l C1~) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Pltn Tu & License BRAND NEW '78 HONDA -5 SPEED (SGE4522598> (13621 IMMEDIATE DELIV~RY ACCORD HEADQUARTERS ~~~ GOOD SELECTION -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Service&, Pcirts. Open 'tll 10:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday Saturdays 'tll 5:00 P.M. . . ,... .. --. ... ,., .. ;., I -1 •• ,_ Here You'D Find An OutStancllftCJ Selection of Pre-Owned BMW • PORSCHE • AUDI MERCEDES-BENZ • VW • RECREATIONAL VEHICLES PRICES SLICEDI FOR 3 DAYS ONLY TMIU t f/26/71 '76 POISCHE fl 4 2 litre. 'Mltte wlblo Interior Alloys. new tires. (928PCEI. PllC!D TO Sl!LL! FINANCING OM '74 CADILLAC Coupe de Vi lle. Fully eou1pped. loaded! Padded roof (812KZI). s3995 '7l lMW2002 Stick. stlarpl (255HYG) Three 2002·s end two 320l'e to choose froml s5495 7J111UMPM Spitfire Roadatef'. Burgundy w/black Interior. Overdrive. Hoya. (829t<B0}. PRICED TO SB.L! .... ()'19 CamHT '11 WES1"AUA Pop-Top Van. Fully eoulpped, only 13M rnllea. Orange In oolor. C208UCA). PRICED TO SB.I.! •77 DATSUN 2IOI Low ml~ car w/atlck, gold exterior with white Interior. (865SDJJ. PRICED TO SB.LI .,,,.,CJ, Roll t.. loci( out hube. aide curt•lns. dUll 991 t.,ka, low mll8I08. Mull 8eet (07428). PllCm TO SB.I.I 15888 74CaJCAST Automatic tran1mlaelon. air conditioning, altver In color. (093LPF). '2995 '71 VW F•1tbaclt , All/FM, AC, gd tranap, 11200/ofr. 644·1719, 8'4-SU.9 '61 Bus Camper, n eed.a en1. wrk. S650offer 979-3927 .......... • PURCHASI OILIASE OUINEW '''' CADILLAC NOW! • I '74 CADIUA-C COWi DI VIUE Has low. one ow~ m1le1! <1169JSG>. Was $4895; now reduced to OMLYSJ999 IAURMOTOIS 292.S Hubor Blvd . COSTA MESA 979-2500 THAT'S WHAT WE 'MUST MOVE OUT IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBlE TIME -OVER I 00 BEAUTIFUL NEW l ,918 82 tO 2 DOOR, 4 DOOR, AND HATCHBACK DATSUNS! TOO MANY TIAD .. IMS -ltaY CAR MOW Cl.EAIAMCE PRICED! '77 CAl'ILLAC COUPI DI ft.LI V-8, au10. air. full pwr. 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"'-Ill)' 1plltponrNal1. leather fa\'tory air roodi\~11\&, 1'"-C ADk.LAC C • 11 Larr Y • • 5 a.y.11r tt21 eqlllpped, lo ml. leaLber Interior fa~ atr con. AM/1111 11tum with t•Pt' \IYtu.I I0457/Leurto. 142 tlH •••••••••••••e••ee eeee• lat. -Xlnt ~ 175-IOU dltlonlnt. tilt wheel. dfck. Utt whet.I &wt• Loadt'CI ' Met.file blue aftt:t&PM 197'CHIYS&.a ....._al\S. c:nUecoat.ro1.•AM1FM control• ~ll l\RP ! · · ttetf!O(N900) <•IJH.MV> full f!C?Wr, 1unrool. IM '12 Mah bu 350 'up•r COIDOIA CullHtf.. ttlO . . Sl fff MA{Ul.A1'£' (M6SQP1 cktan• dn\ cond a te . With low, low mllea ta •eee•eeeeeeeeeeee•••••• Sl7ff NAUl.I~ CAOLlAC AlJTO CENTER •SI t.500• u•rrv Pty~·47:'>7_ many , many n tru l ltHL..cot.H '•MaUbuV84dr <HOBXI>. Wu '5395, C~A&. ·~ 11"-n.ina wt>ll A11kln~ 1'100 nuw l"\ld~ed to ~ OM.Y*~ll MAIKIY __ .,. " 13' 1:'>'19 .,. Cartier model with • NAHtR":J LADILLAL AUTO CENTER . . ,,. ~ ~ . -· . . .. ,..,,.,..;,...,. n.... ·711 Monte: Carlo l.•nda~. a... MOTOIS moonN>Ofl Cll3RCL>. ------= ~or.---...~ tee blue. Wht l•ndau. Wht 2lrZ5 H.a.rbor 'Blvd. Waa tll885: now reduced 1'11JCadiJlar Eldo f,aat ol --tlntl cr1&1ae; atcrl'O, lilt COSTA MESA t.o Cot, .... lh4s bil °'*' 14 llOO lH' C._..,.. 9920 wh:' a.Ir, J W, dr IO<'k1, t7t~IOO OMLY Sllll ...................... . tuaJ m&let Full' fldW('r, ••••••••••••••••••••• •• reW ntdl: : ():,:;·: .. ~O '78 F\re ftl&. red, l_yr Old .. m..t00. Pvt pty 754 76ZJ lt71CHIYaOUT om•"" 10 r "11C .. YSLIA IAUaMOTORS loaded MUST SELL! aft~6pm MOMTICM LO ·10Nuva4dr. COIDOIA 2925HarborBlvd. S12.SOOeves631-4465 1 t7' CADILLAC A bow4' ear 1ha1 baa had •• ~ ONLY 18,t40 mllet on C~A Mr A COWIOIVIUI 1611 ol Uwucrvlcl' & ca~ ..., W. one owner beauty! ___ ,_._2_1_0 __ Cabriolettop,leelhcr1n nt'fdtodfotlbt>fa.slyear '78(;-'bevru~•dr btcbbll Every powe r e xtra lt7lUMCOLM ,,...,;. r 11 ,.,, r Ca . Aulom.tlc. a r C<)nd • C 'l tell rrom new PLUS 8 track atereo. e ..... -..,..or, u ...,w · ( "Wr 1trerln" ff new a n I l •op Ir wh•el _..., t.oty aJr <'OOdltlonllla " t"'1-n... •• b•n• "1n '""'' '1" on ven only 18.000 J!ll v Q)' • • w e "' A M / FM 1 ~ r .. u "--~ ;;;:~-1u"'" ., Geu J4mpaihwy l Ex· coven " crulte control. Padded top. leather ln· SPEClAL' <VJON~Xl anvenl.OI)' 1 ..... u . I tras Incl. dbt rloth Ult • " Not • leader. but priced terior, Cull power. f•c· $5999 $5662 lettered 1u blld radial to sell tbla w eek ! t.oryalrconditlonina.Ult t ires. $3700 f irm (6SSNlS). w h ee l & s t ereo . NABERS~ AUTO CENTER . ' . .... . . ..... , ... ~ ... ... , ..... ,. '74 Cpe de Vlle, all utras. ltnm11culate. met blue. 51,000 nu, ~5. SSS-7427. ..,,2046 '76 cad SevHle. slvr !(ray, gray ltbr Int, A M/F M tape, au extras. lo ml, Mich. tins. ~-Dys ~uo. Eves 644·5229 COHMB.l c .. vaoLET 2828 llarbor Blvd. Cost.a Mesa S46o-1200 I t71 CHEYaOLET MOM'Tl CMLO With low mil~ & many exttu! (S15UJM I. Was $W95; now reduced t.o OMLYS6333 IAUEI MOTORS 292.:S Harbor Blvd. '75Sedande VUe, lthr int. COSTA MESA copper color, AM /FM 979-2500 • tape, new tires. new batt.1--------1 Xlnt cond. 60,000 m i. 1977 CHEVROLET um or beet orrer. Call IMPALA SEDAM •.a495 C799HDB). 61~. ..,. SZ6tt •Mama MCICJk:* COt•IBl lB'lS Chevy Moma Sport CHIVIOLIT Co'4)e. v..a. auto. PS, Ult 2828Harbor Blvd. wheel, AM·FM , uuette. COSTA MESA NABERS CADILLAL AUTO CENTER ,. '• r ,. .,,, ~ • ' aoow white wllh red In· S4'-I 200 ter , be 1471NPU. Retail -------------'--.;;......;;~ is $3660. Garden Grove I t7l C .. YSLH ' ' .... VW's price 4 DOOi SID .a..._. •llll• ,.." G ......._G VW Pa~ top, full power. •WWW NY• factory air conditioning. 13731 harbor Blvd. rallye wbaela & LOW 534-4100 LOW MILES! (766.JPL> '74aCAMIHO $1799 White (30730W) $4295 HouM of .... orta. l1te. NABERS CADll.LAC AUTO CENTER • ' A• o "Yt • <lo • • 74 COMT1M94TAL MARK IV Padded top, fill.I power, factory air cond., lilt wheel, spli t pwr. seats. s tereo t a pe playe r . cruise cont rol & low mileage. (576WDC>, $5999 I '72 COltVJnl Delre. auto. stereo. T· roo f. 68 ,000 mllea <S14ETI> 1$6591• Cawgw • •••••••••••••••••••••• I t75 M8CCURY COU&AllD7 Silver with red interior. (915U0Tl. WH $4495; now ttlduced t.o OMLY$3999 IAUaMOTORS 29125 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA t7t·2500 '14 XR7 Clean. loaded, Mwst sacrifice! 631·2683 ~ AutomaUc. pwr. steer · 11 ~CW Vlh lng, factory air cond., 6862 Manchester Blvd Bu e na Park , 7 14 / 7 5 o • • 1 2 o1 , -------'5Counr XR7. Pdl.ac br . 7 1 4 I S 2 3 . 7 2 S O , ..a...-_ N•w tlOO PS. AC, AT. Sharp $1775. . ' . .. . ~ ..... NABERS CADILLAC AUTO CENTER C.briolet. Under 20,000 Unt.ed glass, wsw tires, ml. wUb stereo tape, wheel covers & LOW cnae and wne wheel miles. Uc. 857RLD Stk. eoftr'll (TIISAH> P3642. ..... _,1 GC:IHI -PPMf>.7019. ~,,,.. ........... ·······••••e•e•••e•e•••i-======== ·--------0 n the S anta Ana1 Frray. I ... ..... . ,., " . .. ... .. -ara11nc. F1111111~c ~~~ YEii-EiD SELL·OFFll NEW 1978 PICKUP S·Spe~. Cullom lf!!e•lo•. Clu ome Step l u,.,.pe• (Ser HLU03'7103). You AUTO put a few· words to work for you in the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 $1'75 ClltlER Leasing Al J.rvtoe Auto Center 23683 Rocltfield Blvd. $4777 . T~EOOORE . ROBINS •19MAUIU CLASSIC White, sport coupe, leas Uwl800ml .. (841W01) $6995 -...of .. ports, lllC. 6862 Manclleater 81 vd Bu e na P a r k, 7 14 /750·7 201, 714 / ~72:i0, 213 / 921-8588, --Don't Let Thoe PBM You By. •• Lake Forest 761-1026 FORD lObO HARBOR BLVD COSTA ME SA lb4'2 ·0010 Make your shopp\ng ·m Camaro, excel!. condi· easier by using lhe Daily Uoo. $2195 or bst orr. PUot Clusllied Ads. ~7510 Oo the Santa Ana Freeway. • • . .. !Ml -II'*'""" --,,.. ~.,._~- ruMlu•I t :>e&OOO Tot., money tllQ •»<> 116 I hi ,.,.0 110 I 86 IK O<IO •125. llc •'400) (tV898e241ee) • ·• • • GREAT USED. CAR DISC .. OUNTS 1974 Clwty v.,_ '899 1976 Mff'Qrf C ... '3899 (535LFF) (312ROI) lf72 MeKWJ C .. '1299 lt77 FordMmt-i '4299 C6691KPJ {SOOS AL) NOW IS SAVINGS T1MEJ tt77P...._ ......... '4599· {153505) ,,,. e-,-c:.. '1399 lt76~T-C.,.. '6599 C293CER) (519RTV) 1976C9-yChn .... (222REZI '2199 lt 71 a....y-c.-'4699 (112TEI) lt74 font LTO ' '2699 PRICES SlASHEDt (26535) lt77...._.,C~ '4399 lt7711C... '5799 (75987). Loected (1H0460) - 1971 T~ CeNle '2499 lt 71 IMW2002 '5899 (104TH (619WWW) lf76AMCf'9Cer '2599 197J,....ce•a2IOSC '6399 (794SPN) (24.4UYJ) .,,,...__.,~ (112LWW) s3399 OoMd~Dayt .,,....,. .. 5,3599 1m..._...._.,._ '9499 (983LAV) (80H597) lt74M.....,C:...,.. (555KJL) '3799 "11 c...,, ~., 0 699 (889AKU) • 1 If You've Been Thinking Of Buying A Sportscar Or Luxury Automobile Anytime Soon ... DON'T MISS THIS SAIAE! 'Bauer in @sta ~esa----.. We're Doing Something We've Never Done Before ••. For Just 3 D1lTS ONLY· FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY BRANDNEWMGs,TRIUMPHSORJA.GUARS IO TO CHfHlSE__EROM Jaguar XJS DISCOUNTED '2000 14 TO CH OOSE FROM Triumph Spitfire Not '6500 · From or •7500 , ~99 ~ ~ut Only ..•.•• d d SlJPER SELECTION TO CHOOSE FRO M Jaguar XJI2L Sedans DISCOUNTED '2000 15 TO CHOOSE FROM MG Midget Not •sooo From Or '6000 '499 ~ But .Only...... . d Shop & Compare-We Don't Think You'll Find A Better Deal Anywhere In Southern California! Sales -Se"'ice -Leasing BRITISH .auer! , •• 0,.. 711 JO l'M. M-..S.. Ya...O,. £~ s.Mq 'Tll S PM. A dMllb'f ol..,_Mobl, ~~--- .. 5 Y r./50,000 mile Service Contract Available On All NewlmportaU! .· u v011 re• loolu.11ic for a bt!t kr JOO. JOU won 'l want to w1u tht' employment ('Oiumns tn Cluallll'd ........ HELLO 1979's! HERE NEW 1979 CAPRI BIG VOLUME SELECTIONS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GADGET SET FREE! INCLUDES COME IN AND REGISTER TO WIN A "KITCHEN FULL OF GADGETS" NOTHING TO BUY G.E. Food Proceuor -Oater Kltctten C•nter · O.E. Cof· fee Miker • Rlv1I Can Opener and Knife Sharpener • Rlv1I Food Slicer • Proetcw SOH lilac· Irle Juicer • Osler Ice Cru1her and O.E. 4·Sllce To.11er.' SALE ON SUPER TRA 1974MARK IV 'Y II ... lo l•llll•. IKI Alt, lull POW9f pwf 11• Pwt 0111c b<ke . pwr wno•e. AMIFM •eel lltrl!O ftlHt •.Otals. vinyl •ool. 1111 W9-I c;l\ltM con1 H~JO ' 54988 1975 COUGAR XA, 'Y 8, a1110 """'. lllCI .... PWf "'. pw•. Ot~C !>•k• • pwr w1n<1ows, P..• Mt8IS, AM·FM r"'<!•o '"'"oO tac>4' •'"'-"'''· Unclau lop, 1111 wtl.-.tl nu1"1fnnl t024lWl '76MAUV V-e. -..... leclQry att OOhdt1iol•19. - .. -. -----.-oow.. -t<!flll. AM/FM,_ -llf .. Y'"'i1 '°°' ""'"" oi-"""' ·-"" u.--f414NZJll 57488 lt76IOICAT Waoon 4 ~ Wlorvw~AM- ..... ·-............ -..... w¥ roof "'09t04' rldl IOI I AClU \ 761MW2002 4 cyl •• .,,... ...... ,,.,,. .-. ,......, o-. -OOf. 1&8QllOOI $6488 '77 C .. YSLa CORDOIA v.e.-, ...... ......, ... __ _ .. _.no, -dl!IC .,,,.,..._ -- -MM' AM/FM-, lJlnOau 100 """'°°'· ••-tt11 &0\Mecontrot t012SC'l'I 55988 1'77 MOMAICH v•. euto ,._. 1ectoty ... condltloo111., - alMnl'Q ""'"'"' .-. -...... iw-. """"" .....-... ,,,11-•tl•lRl 54988 1975DODGE ~ARGER, V 8, llUIO Hlllll • feel. lllt, Pllll llr, pwr OtNl btkt, AM FM •.000 al•to. 11"4 rllOllK.111'11.0~ .. ~IOO leilNl.L. MANY, MANY, MORE CHOOSE FAOM ALL PRICES PLUS T X AND LICENSE , -----ADIOS ZEPHYRs----• 1978 ZEPHYR Z7 CPE Vinyl roof, bkl. Mata. AIT. ~·Stl. bit. WfW, power steer. air cond-AM·FM stereo. llnt 91111 I nd "'°'9. FIC· tory new i:1r w11T1nty. s5795 STlr 1127 (S4317<11 -------GOODBYECOUGARs---- 1978 COUGAR XR7 undau root, 1IHI bit. wrw. f'-"tllt whl .• cruise control, full power, 1uto temp air cond AM·FM Quid Stereo. AIT. tint 91111, wire whl. covers. and more. F1ctory New Cir W1rranly. s7354 llK M77 lfU1261 ---eoN VOYAGE VERSAILLES ____ _ 1978 VERSAILLES 4 DR. u11 then 2500 mli.a. Full luxwy equip. pfu9 1uto temp air Cond-AM·FM quid 1t.,..o with power 1ntenna, custom two-lone paint, forged 1lum whl1 .. •Pffd control. and more. Fectory new car watr11nty. s10 Sllt.ICIOS0641 ---•BYE BYE CONTINENTALS __ _ 1978 CONTINENTAL TOWNr:OUPE Full lu11ury equipment plus COICh roof, AM·FM quid etereo, 1uto temp 1lr cond .. mlchelln wrw 1t"I bite .. tllt wtteel end more. Fie· tory new car warranty. 511,202 ---•SO LqNG MARK V's----• 1978MARKV DIAMOND JUBILEE COLLECTORS ITEM ON.EONLY Limit.ct production car with vlrtuaHy every luaury equip· s 1 ~666 rnent avallabi.. leH then r--1eoo mli.1. our boH'• per· SOftal dff¥9r. Factory new caf Wlmlflty. SlK. t 124"2i07J ANY NEW 1978 ZEPHYR$ 00 OVER FACTORY INVOICE IN STOCK ONE (INVOICE INCLUDES 18 TO CHOOSE FROM DOLLAR FREIOHT, PREP AND ALL FACT HOLDIACl<S) AllhK. UMd Ams, UHd •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 CHIYSLB s 1799 4 DOott SB>AH •••••• Padded top. lul l pow1H. fac to ry air cond1t1oning. r.allye wheels & LOW. LOW MILES• (766JPlJ '7l CHmlOLET s 1999 CAPRICE 4 DOOR • • • • · Options include Landau too lull oower and factory air cond1hontng WEEKEND SPECIAL• 1360HAHl ~~~~~~ ........... 52699 Padded top. leather interior. full power, factory air cond1t1onmo. hit wheel & stereo. (799HDBl '74 LINCOLN s3799 COMTIMEMT AL COUPE Landau too lull power. spur pewPr seat'\. IPalher intenor, lactory air cond . ltll Wheat. cruise control & AM/f;M stPreo (8469001 '75 FORD LTD S3899 9 PASSENGER WAGOM Full power factO<Y atr cond11tomno and VERY LOW MILES• I t66MXI) ~~g=~ ......... 53999 Cabriolet too l ull co wer. lacto ry atr cond1t1omng. AM/FM stereo with tape decl(, 1111 wneel cruise control & SHARP' 1419HMV) '73 CADfLLAC s3999 SEDAN DE VIUE •••••• Padded top f ull p o we r f actory 111r cond11ton1ng. AMtFM ',rprf'O & ONL V 48.000 miles• WON T LAST1 I l53TVCI '74 CADILLAC s4999 SEDAN DE VIUE . . • . • • _ Padded too full nowN factory air cond . lllt wher>I cruise conlrol & AM/FM stereo SHARP' f663T JC) '75 CADILLAC SSl>OQ COUPE DE Vlu.E • • • . .. L 7 7 Cabnotet top. leather interior. lull power. factory arr cond11ton1ng. AM/FM stereo w11h tape player & 1111 wtteel (389MYOI '75 CADILLAC s5999 SEDAN DE VIUE .••... POWER SUNROOF oaddeCI too. leather 1ntertor full oower spht owr seats AM/FM stereo w/taoe player 1111 wheel factory atr cruise control & low miles. CLEAN• 1892NDM I '76 CADILLAC s5999 COUPE DE VIUE •••••• Cabriolet top, 1ea1~er 1n1erlor. lull power. factory air cond11ton1ng & AM/FM stereo. SPECIAL• 1930N0Xl '71 MERCURY $6699 COUGAR XR7 •••••••• · Cabriolet top. lull power. lactory air cono. spllt seats. AM/FM stereo with tape player cruise control 1111 wheel a LOW MILES• f 147SGUI '77 IUICK s7999 PARK AVBIUE SEDAM Padded lop. full power. spltt power seats. factory air cono . 1111 wheel a cruise control. f052TTSI ' '77 CADIUAC . $8599 SEDAM DE VIW ...... Podded too. lull pcwer. lactoiy air oond .. storeo. 1111 whoot. cruise control end a 1 yr./12.000 mile warranty. (675UORJ '71 CADILLAC COUPI DI VIW •••.•• Cabriolet too. full oower. factory 11r cone11t1oning. 1111 wheel. c ruise control, stereo. low mtleaoe & with 1 vr 112.000 m1lo warranty LOOKS SHARPt C999R$1) ~i=~ ......... 59599 Cebnotet top, si>l•t ltlatner seats full POW'Ur. lactoiy mr oond . 1111 wheel. cru1eo control, 11toreo tape Player & 1 yr / t 2 .000 mllo . warranty ( 1&2RTTl ....._UIH ....................... ..,.... tHO ....................... 'TI. ValiPl '~ C)'t. 4 cir P J P/9. A/C. XlinC coml On~ -0...-JltllO S.1118 •• PLYlllOtmi • at~lbl 2 * lllrdtp. Low m1i. « , reblt 001lu. tadto ........... UIDd (MC'dJ ,......,, PG'"t It l'\OA • oower b,.h, Od tr~Uon. 9$ <'•n be eMD tJall w .. b nd 0.ll16l-44a ,_._ '"5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 PONTIAC TltAMSAM Spectal gold finish wilh matching in terior . T- Top, alum. whf'els. all power eqwp~nl & a special bonus a stt!rco • urut. ONLY moo m1le1o & :·:·:·:·:·:~·· a r e a l b e a u t y 1 ::::::::::r..-1566~~:gl~~UR ~~~:~~~~~.:~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~1~~~~·111111111111~ LOWPllCE!!! ~~ ~ ii'!iifiifiii~ifli•ii~~~=~~iiiiiiiji~~-~i COHMB.L CHEVaOLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mes& 546-1200 --------·-'77 'J'rans Am. lo ml. xlnt cond. lo down, tuke over ~RRRH ~nts. 995-1800. 78 Trans Am. TA. 6.6, 6K mi. $7800. bsl ofr. lm · mac. fully equip. PP. &M)-0394 NEW 1978 PINTOS AT FAOORY INVOICE ( -. 13 To Choose Fro111-S.weral Colors ancl E11ulpn11lll Awallallle •INCLUDES 2% DEALER HOLOBACK '73 Pontiar Gr andville· Automatic trans.. pwr. s teeri n g . n e~ pwr . brakes. new sh0t·ks. pwr wmdows. AM /FM 'terco & super cleM.n ! Mu!.t set' to a pp rec i ale ! Ask in !l OO<:!'J!XK!O!mO!;IO NEW 1979 FORD 'MUSTA• ~EW I 979 FORD FAIRMONT $1900. Call 497-3667. '70 Firebird Formula 400 4·spd. new T 1A so·~. ex lrMS, xlnt cond. $3000/of rer. 67>4205 ~'POMTIAC GRANO PRIX Black Beauty! C377PKY) $5495 HolMof IMporh,.lnc. 61162 Manchester Blvd Bue na Park . 7 14/ 750-7201. 714 / 523·7250. 2131921-8588. On the' Santa Ana Freeway. 77POMTIAC GIAHDPRIX SJ. gold, vinyl top. h it wheel, cruise control, bucket se•ts, 17,000 mlJes. (SIBRYV) $6595 tto.e of IMpocis, lftc 686'Z Manchester Blvd Bu e na P a r k , 714 /750 -7201 , 714 /5 2 3 "72 5 0 , 213/921-8588. On the Sa nta Ana Freeway. --- ' 971 PONTIAC GIAMDPRIX Silver . mags, s tereo tape. PIS. P /Windows , ~unrooC. (2164 TX D) •$7595• 1977 POMTIAC TltAM$AM Brown, ma1 wheels. stereo, 8 track. Ult whe~I P /wi.Ddowa 12,000 mllei. CRSOTA> •$65'5• n ,,,...,. tt7o ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt71PORD T·llD Silver wtth cnuooo in· tenor and 1Uver landau roe{, lull power. cruise contro) ... tllt wheel , AM/F• stereo , air cond., ftne lwcury car al a reMODable rpl'lce See It GOW! Ser f 130'37. Llc ttm.XH. ,.,, 540-5430 '54166 Automatic redro heater lqQql I 51677 '76 PONTIAC l I MO MS l ·OOOa HAaOTO,. A u I <1 m 111 1 c no w P r i.tt'Pfll\Q 1a<110 heater 1'90711 '73 FORD PIMTOWA•OH A utomatic. AMf FM st ereo w11t1 8 track hPalrr roof rack mag Wl't('PIS (ag()IQ} 51877 '75 CHEVROLET MOHTICAALO A u t omatic power sl('(lrtnq oower OrakPS ttlt wheel AM/FM rll(JIO. (•90921 Ca moer S p eci a l •·soeed !•908:?1 •73 FORD F-JIO A u l o ma11 c oo w P• sreermg oower brakPs heater. radio 1•86651 '73 FOllD 'INTO J..oooa Au t o m a t i c a i r cond ltlonl!'lg. radio. heater 25 000 ac•uat miles 1•90881 51977 '74 MERCURY COU6illl7 A u l o mat1c oow er stee11nq. power d 1~c brakes oowet scars mr cono11ton1ng, radio vinyl roof C•90281 53777 . SOMETHING DIFFER....::;...;;;;;EN......=-=-.T ~ •74 FOftD IO 'AS~ WAOOM Aut om atic p o w e r steering. PQowef braltes atr cond1t1on1ng root rack <•90161 5227·7 '17 GRAMADA 4-00CMI Automiltfc. 111ny1 rool oower '1eer1ng power oisc brakP~ r.ia10 l'ti>ater air <•00351 - 54266 4-soeed r«110. heater r•84591 ~2777 '76 FORD IAMC190GT A 11 1o m e t1 c a1• cond1t1on'"Q AM/FM slereo radl() c•002•l '75 AMC HOafollT 6-000I 6 cylinder automattc pawer steering. raa10 hpaftH only :?3 000 m11es 1•90851 52977 •75 FORD ,_,SO SUP8 CAI A u tomat i c oow e r ~l<'Prtnq OOW(lr Drakes air condlllOll•ng AM/FM stereo (•87661 54877 4·soeed radio l'teater r•aosa1 53377 '76FORD f.150 WAM V·8 automatic . oower ~l()PrtnQ O(lWer b<8klillo cusiom tntenor <•90901 < OM.Y'9LOT BRAND MEW 1979 Pl YMOUTH N«JW Pl(J{UP $4495 ___ E~pment 1nc1udet 4 epeed trans.~~ tJumpef. side ml~i steerino column. tinted g~ rd featuree. A shall> llttl• true bench seat l many stan a (OJL4U92100191). •7 6 PLYMOUTH '69 PONTIAC YOYACiB 127 YAM CATALINA COUPI V8. automatic trans .. ttntect-gtass, V8. automatic lranemiask>n. POW9f air cond . speed control. radio. Power steenng. dual mirrors. wsw steering, power braf(et. air cond .. tires. wtteet covers & morel radio . heater & wsw tires. (008388) (ZKZ860). 52995 s995 '77 CHEVROLET 177 CHRYSLER MOYACOUPI COIDOIA COUPI ve. automatic trans.. power VB. automatic t,._, air oond .. steering. power brakes. air power steering. power brakee. cond1t1onlng. AM/FM stereo power windoM. tilt wheel, cruise w/tape heater & wsw_ tlretr. control. AM/FM stereo. vlnyt top. (614SMC) heater & .,,.. tlree. (186RLOI. s3395 54995 -.. OMLY 575 0 H r Pect.ry l•• .. ce -.et ,......... lr-4 Mew I '71 BRAND NEW 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA .. a., ............ .. 'Tiiey ........ s... ........ ---~ W-'. ........ w9M ,..W $57.95 EQUIC>rNnt Includes vs 8Ufontltic ..................... .., federy ......... ., etller .......... C .. Ysa.ill/PL YMOUTM SBVICI HOUIS: 7:JO AM TO 5:30 PM SATUIQAY 1:00 AM TOl:OOPM '72 PONTIAC UMAMSSIDAM V8, automltlC trans.. POWer steering, power brakes. air condttloning, radio and heaCer. (824GNI}. s1n5 '78DODGE ASPIMWA.OM ve. automatic trans .. power steering. power brakes. air cond .. custom elC1erior. iuooaoe rack. radio. heatef' & wsw 11re1 (016UMFI. . 54995 brWcee. tinted wind9hi91d .... , ....... 00... steeri ,,...... WIW radial tires. <5822°'::t=tor'-"9tlllic l*nt ~':: BRAND NEW 1.979 CHRYSLER LE BARON 2 DOOR $5395 EQUl~nt Includes V8 engine. eutomltlc naanlwloit. tt1'hd ~. radio and glass belted wsw radlll Urea -fultv '-dory ecJ,iJlC)ed. (FM22H9Gt06521 ). · '73 CHEVROLET 170 FORD MAIL.SU COUPE MAYalCll SmAM V8. automatic trans .• power 6 cyl., standard transmiSatOn. ateenng, power brakes. air oond .. radio and heater (6688ZUl. Good vinyl top, radio. healer & WINI tranePOrtatlOO tot only ttres. 102'4KLO). s1495 5995 '78 PLYMOUTH '67 DATSUN VOi.Aii COUPI S.AM VB. automatic tran1., PO••r Automatic transmlaalon and steering, power brakes. air oond.. heater. Low miles, excellent vinyl ~ redlo, heater & WIW cond i t i on and good tlfa ( fl). trantportatlon. (VCM835). s4295 5795 .. ·-. .