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Home My WebLink About1978-12-10 - Orange Coast Pilot,,_ l ' . .. ... SUNDAY I War . Garnes ~Tough Marines landed on ~e sands below San Onofre Saturday, but this recruit didn't stay beached long. In the time it takes to shout .. move out," he was up and run- ning, taking bis part in a first-wave as- sault. Helicopters, 38 ships and 5,000 marines are taking part in the 5-day ex- ercise. More pictures tell the story of a tou~h day for recruits on Page A3. VOL. 71, NO. 344, 7 S ECTIONS, 104 ~AGES ORANGE COU~TY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1978 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS Medics Save Diver's Life Trans-ocean Cooperation Creates Rescue Haven ~: ~t= '1Boats That Glitter , O.lly Pl ... St.it l'llelAI r Pretty, bright lights bounced off the water Saturday r from the dozens of boats participating in Dana Point's Christmas parade, the youngest of the holiday parades ' in the area. An older procession at Huntington Harbour, 1 also had its firs t run Saturday. Beginning Dec. 16, the ~, popular Newport Harbor boat parade will start skim- ming its way across the channel in -the first of eight ~· nightly runs. By REBECCA HELM Of, .. Dally~ ... 51afl A Covina scuba diver was In the hospital and reportedly "do· Ing fine" Saturday ntght follow· Ing a dramatic morning rescue from the ocean south or Corona del Mar. AUro Lopez, 52, was pulled from the sea by his partner and some nearby fishermen just after 10:30 a.m., Oruge County Fire Captain and paramedic Gteg Petenen,aaid. T6e victim and his partner were diving off a small cabin cruiser near the Horse Ranch area when Lopez developed breathing problems and became unconscious, Petersen said. Personnel from nine different public and private agencies participated in the subsequent rescue effort that reportedly saved the diver's life .. x Following a radio call for help from the fishing boat. Petersen said be and another paramedic were rushed by the Orange County Sherifrs Harbor Patrol to the diving ar.1a, where Newport Beach lifeguards were already attempting to revive Lopez. The victim was then rushed to shore, placed In an ambulance and taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital, Petersen said. · There Lopez was treated by physicians and nurses until a Marine Corps Search and Rescue helicopter arrived to transport him to the USC School or Medicine Decompresssion Chamber on Catalina Island. Accompanying the diver in the helicopter, Petersen said, were the two paramedics: Richard Cales, M.D. o f Anaheim Memorial Hospital, who is as- sociated with the Decom- pression Chamber Center; and two nurses. <See RESCUE, Page A2) • '78 Evergreem Smaller, Less Plentiful By JACKIE HYMAN OI tllt Delly Piiot Sia" ; Orange County Christmas tree 'dealers say that U you don't buy :your tree early this year. you may have to choose between 1purchasing a scrawny tree or •hanging the ornaments on your t camellia bush. · · ; The problem is that there's a Ashortage of trees estimated by ;various tree tdealers at 20 (to 45 percent. l Even local &arowers, who f taY supplies are adequate, fare short on 1 large trtes. • • We t thou1ht last t year waa a HVM.•N , bad year," said Harry Noonan, : one of the owners of Noonan and Sona Christmas Tree retailers in , Costa Mesa. "But this year la the worst In the 32 years we'vt I been ln bullneea. I don't see how , iC·could get any worse." 1 Be estimated tbatd\ls supplies are down about 45 percent beCaUllP or trucking Strikes in . -. -. SI :'11,A\1 SPE('IAI, the North, and said he believes he may run out by Dec. 17. "There's a lot of retail outlets that set up lots that can't get a tree to put on them;" Noonan said. "All I know is by Dec. 17 there's going to be a lot of shocked people In Orange County." He said some lots may sWl have trees then -because they'll have jacked up prices. "People get desperate; they'll pay $80 for a S20 tree~" Noooan said. 0 Any time demand'• almost 50 percent higher than supply, you know what happens to price." At The Kirk Company, wholesalers with offices in Westml.nater, spokesmen rePort· ed that there were enouih trees for pre-booked eustomers but supplies were runnlu1 low for anybody elst. "They're Just not 101n1 to have the selectlon," a spokesman f&ld of home t"" buyers. "They should buy aa soon aa possible." The spokesman blameo the shortage on early snows in the North, causing delays both in getting the trees cut and re- moved from forests and ln trucking them to Southern California. . Joy Stohr, co-owner of Douglas Flr·Chrlstmas Tree Company, a wholesaler-grower f'rm in Los Angeles that also Sef1..ea.Orqe County, also cited a strorta1e of trucks as well as increased demand in the East tor W eat Coat trees. Ho~ver, Mn. Stohr said she's more concerned with ne11Uve conaumer attitudes toward tree·cutting than she la with a ahortage of trees. She tald she objects to comments she's beard on television urging people to buy live trees. •'Christmas trees are an a1rtcultural product which we harvest like cut flowers or anything e1Je,'',1he Hid. ., . One eatabllstuhent ·that raises 'see TREES. ,.,. AZ) ..,..,, ...... PMMt.., •k~ ec....... RESCUE TEAM AT HOAG RUSHES DIVER TO HELICOPTER FOR CATALINA FLIGHT 15 Kilkd • in Ward Fire ELLISVILLE, Miss. CAP) - A smoldering fire in a clothing room sent a blanket of smoke through a dormitory at a center for the mentally retarded early Saturday, killing 15 women pa- tients and injuring 16 others, authorities said. The victims -all women 40 years and older and classified as moderately to severely retarded -died of smoke inhalation in the fire at the Ellisville State School in this southern Mis- sissippi town 75 miles southeast or Jackaoo. The center served as both a school and hospital for 129 patients. "Some of them were in their beds and others were on the floors," said Ellh(vllle Fire Chief Frank Williams. "They were trying to get out but they just didn't make it.·• "Venus Data Streams In From Probes • MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. <AP> -Five probes plunged through Venus• atmosphere Saturday. transmitting data to elated scientiat.s monttorin1 ~ first comprehensive U.S. effort to Uudy Earth's neareat planetary neighbor. In an unexpected develop. ment, one of the four probes that hit the surf ace continued to transmit after impact. The tut save out after an hour. The four probes made the hour· long descent wlthln tnlnutea of each other while a filth, the cyllndrtcal "bua" that carried tbe probes from Earth, plunged Into the venualan at· moapbete an hour tater. It (8ee VENtJS. Pa1e t\2) The fire broke out during the said a nurse who helped pull early morning in a room for coughing patients from the storing clean clothing adjacent building. "It was so thick. I'd to two second·floor wards where get In a few feet and get dizzy 66 women patients were sleep-and fall to my knees." Ing. The 63 men and women who Dr. Paul Cotten, the school's occupied the ground floor director, said that there were no escaped without Injury. fire detection devices tn the The state fire marshal's office center and that· it appeared the said it appeared that the fire fire was unnoticed until one of began in a closet in the room. three resident staff members as· Hospital staff, firefighters and signed to the s~cood floor police officers dashed into the smelled t1moke. He said patients dense smoke to evacuate the pa-in the upper level, women either tients. moderately or severely mentally "It was thick smoke from the retarded, were helped down noor to the celling and It· was stairs to safety. superheated," said Van Carter, "When it started, the power a dormltory supervisor. "They went oft," said a hospital staff kept going back in and helping member who asked not to be peop,le out. Nobody panicked." identified. '"Ibey were fighting • The difficulty was we to /et out ln the dark ... It's couldn't get into parts of the ba enough when we have fare bulldlng because or the smoke," . drllls ln the day." WlllGRI' mEA -We tend to forget in this day of casual jet travel, but it was only 75 years ago that Orville and Wilbur Wrl1bt lifted a frail, double· winged contraption of spruce, muslin and wire 10 feet off the ground for l2 seconds. That flnt ruabt la recounted in a nostallic Associated Preis repQrt. Paae Al2. sca£EN'S. ••LYia Trademarks of lMO• movie stars are the lnapiration of the new look in Jewelry - somethina to keep ln mind at 1ift·1lvinl time. Page 85. NEON·s aED GLA•E Tboao. twi.Ung tubee· that put nlmel bl Uitata wen iatrod~ by the French in the Roariftl 'JOt. Now~ hM taken over. 8ut in .,year.old Vlrltl Cnam'1 small Santa Ana ebop, neon's ~ still the star, even 11 it's fading fast. Page Cl. HIGH·PRICED HIGH - Hollywood's ''beautiful people" and their preference for eo- caine'a powerful atlmulatlon are the focus of an Associated Presa look Into the drug tbat'a the dart- ing of the affluent. Pqe Al~ • lullleB•••• DAIL.Y Ptl.Of HCTIOMI TV._. f \ ·.· ~. ., •-' . f ' I , I A2 DAILY PILOT auncsev Oeotmbef 10 111& Golda: lst•ael Lost Its 'Bother' GOLDA AT IO Arll\'l' until dt!alh arrtvt•d 11 MAaCUI WASON ...,.1 ......... ......, TEL AVIV H a novtllJt had lnvented Golda Melr ho would bav• bten accUHd ot lhlm I aly atereotyplna • Jewlah mothff. But from her any, bunned ha.Ir lo her tolld Hn.tlbt booU and 1tockln11 he wu very Inch lhe Yid· dilh Mamma. Wavinf her hancb and J•bblna her flnaer In ar1ument. rumm.,uic lhrouah h r apart.an black handba1 for a cl1ar1Ue, l)'lnt an Old World 1h1wl around her head1 • plna aloud at • 10ldl r'a funeral or l•UJblnt out louo with frl,.nda , ahe looked like anybody '• dollna ar.ndmottM-r. u a LAUGH WAI untor1euable -an unrutralned, thllh eJ1pptna 1uffaw from •head thrown back and a face that wu a maze of undJ11"'1aed wrtnklea. · fl r ana.er wH daunt1n1 -• mis ol wralb and an1ul1h ,./ duianed lo make h r enemy crawl lnlo a bolt with 1hame for bavln1 d.11eomOted thla poor old lady wbo bore •'-'Ch a burdeo and had lived throuth to ml.lch 1ufferto1. Mrs Meir, who died Jl'rtday at •I• IO, seemed ob- eaaed with her put. ln many apeecbel ahe alluded lo one of her Ont remembrancea UM IOUnd of a hammer. her father boardinl up tbe window• ID fend off an aoU·Semltlc po1rom ln her Run•an hom4' villa1e when •h• wH 4 yei.ra old "GOl..OA WHAT DO YOU dream at oJ1hl?" The anllulabtd q~Uon w•• thrown by AmOll Oa. larael'a lead lnJ novellat, ut 1t meellna in uno between the prime manJ1ter and lsruch intcllectulilit who w1anU!d her ID do mort for peace "I don't drc n1," 11he isnupped bftck "The telephone docbn 't let me." Sb wu a true morallat. When ahe .. Id 1he could oot underaland why the world, havlo1 witnessed the Nazi lfoloc:auat, waa not sympathetic with llrael. When ahe became prime mlnl.lt.er. yanked out of "re· Uremtnt," 1he uld she did not want the Job but had lo obey "Dtn H•tenua'' -the will or the Labor Party move- ment. "Dtn Hat.enua" became her poUUeal enemlea' ravorlt.e weapon for ll amacked lo them of outmoded valuea. But Golda meant It. ON ntE DAY SHt: became prime minlJter an un. aeatonal rain rell. "£ve" the skies w p," laQ')ented an laraell journalist, for the pollJ showed that nobody wanted her 11 prime mlnlat.er. Bent and frall at 71, ahe went to the Podium and almo.l inaudibly told the assembled party leadership, "I approach thla t••lc wtlbcl"adand misalvinal." Al• wu her hallmark, like her shapeless print dresses and matronly •klrta. ffer speechea, delivered off the cutr In the Midwest twanc abe picked up aa a teen·•aer ln Milwaukee, made ber a mimic'• delight. Her view of the world. totally black and wMte, Sood auys <,Jews> vs. bad 1uys (tbe rest of the world), eometlmes seemed too almpllaUc lo be aeoulne. AFFEa THE YOM IUPPUa War she wanted lo resi1n but once again accepted "Din Hat.enua" and stayed on. But finally she quit ror good, not with a spect,cular televtaed rareweJI. but ln a closed meellna with Labor Par· ty comrades June 3, 1974. It was the nrat time 11be rejected her party's wiabes. For a hair-century the party ordered and Golda obeyed. And when Golda ordered, the nation, however re· luctanlly, also obeyed. When she dJed, surrounded by friends, children and grandchildren. Israel lost more than a rormerprime minister . It lost a mother. Tanks Policing Tehran TEHflAN, Iran CAP) Tanks rumbled back into Tehran's :.treets Saturday on the eve of a mass anti-shah march that or .:anizers mainllun will .. de· !ermine the future or Iran " At least 20 protesters were reported killed ill the latest violence in provincial cities. Secretary of Stale Cyrus R Vance, ~peaking m London on Saturday, reaffirmed Amencan support for Shah Moha mmad Reza Pahlavi but ruled out direct U.S. 1nlervent1on on behalf of the beleague red monarch. Al Tehran's airport, sourc~ here said, U.S. Air Force tranaport planes were ferrying 10 riot-control equipment, in- Clashes in Provinces Claim 20 Lives So Far clud!na water cannons, and then were Oying American depen- dents oul of the country. An airport spokesman said lhe Americans were wailing at the airport and boarded the planes 1mmed1ately. By midnight the airport was closed. He did nol s ay how many persons were taken a board or g ive their destination. but the Pentagon said the transports would n y to Athe ns, Greece, where the Americans could make other connections on commercial nights. <See related story. Page A4 .) M ililary sources described the bulld·up of tanks and heavily armed troops at army bases in the city as "a precautionary measure." There we re rears that extremists would try to provoke a bloody confrontat.Jon wi th the army today. Anxious to avoid rioting. the military.led government on Fri· day eased a martl~l-law ban on Chill Sweeps Country Temperatures Drop, Floods and Ice Rise By The Auodated Preas An arc tic air m ass that already had the western two. thirds of the nation in its Icy gnp moved through the E ast on Saturday, triggering floods with heavy rains, leaving roads slick with tee and dropping Le m· peratures drunatlcally. Raln, frenlng rain or snow fell at many points In the eastern third or the nation. Freezing temperatures were predicted Saturday night for mos t of the East, except Flor ida, further aggravating road conditions. Extensive flood ing was report· e d i o Ke ntucky a nd West Vlrainia, and authorities warned of possible fioods in Tennessee. Pennsylv~nia also reported some flooding. Early rismg Atlantans awoke 10 a balmy 71 degrees al 6 a .m. Three hours later, the tem- perature was 40 and still falling. Columbia, S.C., which had an unseasonably warm reading of 83 on Friday, expected tem- peratures In the upper 20s or low 30s Saturday night. To the west, the icy air con- tinued to c ause proble ms . California cilrus growers and Arizona lettuce farmers warned of extensive damage to crops from subfreezing temperatures, 10,000 people in southeast Mis- souri were without electricity aft.er an Ice storm broke power lines, and five people died In two separate crashes on an 1ced-0ver bridge in Jef(erson, Texas Authorities in Kentucky said 2,000 people had e vacuated their homes because of flooding from heavy rains preceding the cold front. and 10,000 others bad to stM:k "high ground when a seep ~ .. dl5covered in a 10.root·blgh temporary dam near Palntsvllle 1g the ea.stem part or lhe stale. frankfort. the &late capital, waa virtually cut orf w1lh its w6ral Ooodmg since 1937. Gov. .i•'Uan Carroll declared a litatc of emergency late Saturday a/- t fr noon a nd said he was p~atponl ng a previous ) y 'IC!beduled specl•I leslalatlve ~Loa from M~y to Wednes· d6)'. About 500 National Cftaardamen al~ady on wffkend duty were rnobtlbed for nood re, 11.t. The National Weather Se"ice IU"d the worst of the noodlnt ap· pPred lo be over and predicted l~t the rain would chan1e lo 11,ht snow nurrtcs tor the rest ot l~weekend. Lowland floodint waa wldeapread In western West Vltginia and 1tooo. pt-ople Jen thefr home., autnontles said. "1&'1 tho w.orat we've ever Sh._ ... ,. ... riff,_''. ~c.twi~~~o~ ~~ty BUNDLED STROLLER WANDERS IN WINTEAWONDEALANO Sunburat Be•uttfl•• 20 DegrH Cold In UtU• Rock, Arte. Crops Suffer The bitter cold that nipped at owners could assess thee Orange County last week began damage. easing Saturday, but It may be State official5 estimated losses too late to help rarmers. to citrus at between~ lo SO per- Preuing nighttime tem-c«'ntofthetotat crop. peratllttS damaged many crops, Don Gales, Los Angeles mcludlng tomatoes, pepper and weather bureau rorecuter, aaid beans. Cllrua, lettuce and the villain hu been a trough of avocados auffe~ u well, pro-arctrc air that began (t,mnellng m l1ln1 1horta1es and hl1h ~ Into the area lut Wednet day. prices later for what f armeni The cold air prompted the use mana&ed to aave. of smudae pots, wind machines Temperatures In Newport and helicoptert In flelda to slave Beach, warmed by the nearby off frott. ocean, dJpped to 3:i de1reea ear-Gales 11Jd the wont appeared l_y Saturday mornln1. and In to be over with the trou1h now Santa Ana, the National h1vin1 ahlft.ed over mldconU· Weather Service aald the nent. mercury 1Upped to 38 de1reea. But, he added, temperatures A apokeaman for t._, Calavo over many atate a1rtcultural Growers of CalllomJa reported are11 are expected to atlck that plcldn1 had stopped In aomewhere in the 20I at leut ~-Y i.auu JUU!l q_rchard lhrouah lonlght. '•---··· ~................. --· processions to permit the march lo mark the princi pal holy period or Moharram . lhe Moslem month or mourning. The procession will take place during the 48-hour period of Ashura, traditionally marked by self·adminiatered beatings wilh the flat edge of a s word to mourn the murder in 641 A.O. of Iman Hossein, the grandson of the prophet Mohammed and founder of the Iran's dominant Shiite Moslem sect. A government source said lhe latest deaths included al leai.t LS persons shot by troops in the northwestern city or Tabriz m fierce rioting Thursday night and Friday. Two others died m Qum and Hamadan, south of Tehran, on Saturday. F,....PapAJ TREES •.. il11 crop in Orange County is Witt· man's Christmas Tree Acres in Buena Park , wh e r e a spokesman reported lhere are the same number or trees as la.st year -but they're smaller. The reason. he said, js that there was a shortage last year too and trees were oversold. The trees take Lhree to four years to grow lo the appropriate size for choose-and·cut customers Whereas trees averaged 9 feel last year, the average height ts 6 lo 7 reet thi s yea r , the spokesman said. However, the spokes man s uid his prices are remaining the same as last year even though demand Is up about 10 percent. Other industry representullves cited the fact that four years ago, when thJs year's crop was planted, plaatic trees were sell· Ing well. Growers who believed the artificial trend might expand cut bac k on the ir plantings However. natural trees remain the preferred decoration for lhl' season. Infant Killed In Collision A 5·monlh·old boy was fatally injured Saturday when lwo cars collided head-on on Silverado Canyon Road. Justice Costello, or 14812 Kil· terman Drive, Silterado. died at 2:48 a.m .. at Sanla Ana·Tustm CommunJty Hospital where he was taken followin& the I u.m. colUalon, a California HJ1thway Patrol officer aald. The Want was silting In hJs mother's lap In the rront pusen1er seat of a car traveling east on the canyon road when another auto traveling at ex- cesaive speed crossed over the center line, the officer said. No one else involved ln the ac· cident was seriously injured or traoaport.ed lo the hospital, ac· cord in I to the officer. Further Information about tdentltlea of tbo8e involved was unavaUablefrom theCHP. F,....P ... AJ RESCUE ••• After recelvtna treatment ln the chamber ror a few hou.ra, Lopez WU lhen nown b)' Coast Guard hollcopler to Kalaer· Sl.lntot HospU.al 1n Loa Aoael . The whole operation went smooUtly and la part of a new diver reacue 1yetem ln Oranae County, Peterten satd. Al'~ 61orio'• ..... It was ulor1a Swanson's turn lo wear a Santa's beard at a Savoy Hotel par- ty Friday in London to col· lect · toys for the needy. so th e 79·yea r -old actress played the part to the hilt as s he greeted guests. Tape Tells Jone's Cult Goodbyes SAN FRANCISO> CAP> Minutes before more than 900 of his followe rs began a mass s ul cl de·murde r rltual in Guyana, the Rev. Jim Jones to ld them, "We are living on a powder keg. If we can't live an peace, let us dit-an peace." ac cording to a published report The San Francisco Examiner said Saturday that it had ob- tained details or portions of a tape made by Jones on Nov. 18, before he ordered the mass suicide that ended the Peoples Temple's South American jungle ~clllement The tape s howed lhal Jones argued wHh followers. including his wife Marcehoe. to convince them to commit su1c1de ··r have tried to give you a good life." J ones reportedly saJd on tape over applause and the apparent cries of small children The Examiner said lhe record ang has been in the hands of federal investigators in San Franc isco for two weeks. but was onJy supplied to Guyana of- ficials last Wednesday. LB Readies Simp Bene/ it Lale Saturday afte rnoon. volunteers were still going door· to·dOor collecting Items from La1una Beach resldenta to sell In today's clly·wide rundra1ser for Bluebird Canyon slide vic- tims. Tbe event, scheduled lo run Crom to •.m. lo~ p.m. on lbe art colon~'• feallval crounds, ap-oear~ lo be 11h1plne up Into a huge comblnullon s wap meet and country fair. AcllvlU schod\lled tncludc: a nea market, old and new book aale, art.I and cralls booth, col· lccllbles <from oelebrlllea> booth, wel1ht·Ufllnt booth, hol air balloon rides. bake 1ale1 bingo aamet, door prizes, no entortalnmenl by the Ballot Paclflca and other 1roup1. Admlaalon ta free. Al'Wlr...,._. AT AGE 8 Picture taken just be fore s he m oved from Russta. Mrs. M e ir will be burie d Tu es da y in !\late ce remom~s. Israel Sets Meir Rites On Tuesday JERUSALEM <AP> -Golda Meir's doctors told a mourning nation Saturday that the former prime minister had s uffered from lymphatic diseases for 15 years, but she "fought for llfe with the same courage a s she fought the enemies around us." The Israeli Cabinet met in a s pecial session and it was an- nounced afterward that the ~late funeral for Mrs Meir, who died Friday at age i.>, would be con - ducted Tuesday Cabinet Secretary Aneh Naor said s he wilJ be buried on Mount H.erzl in Jerusalem. nexl to the grave of Levi Eshkol. whom Mrs. Meir succeeded as prime minister . The government will respect Mrs. Meir's wish that there be -no eulogies at her runeral, Nao~ said. J e wish funerals often a re held within 24 hours or death. Naor said Mrs. Meir's funeral was be· ing held Tuesday lo allow lime for the arriva l o f ro r e1gn dignitaries, including a U.S. delegation. N aor told Israel Radio that Pres ident Carter':, mothe r , Liiiian, -..ould h ead the American delegation. The Israel Radio report saJd tM U.S. delegation, which 1s ex· peeled to include Secretary of Stale Cyrus R. Vance. will ar· rive Monday. Vance was already scheduled to come to the Mideast to try to mediate an end to the deadlock In the lsraell- Egyptian peace talks E'rora Pagr A I VENUS ... burned up within two minutes a fter sen~ng back 1t~ share or data "This Is a very successrul m1:, s1on , ·' said spokesman Larry King at Ames Research Cenll'r here "We are receiving ex- cellent, bcnuhful data. This 1& an accomplishment or a magnitude beyond that which has ever been accomplished before.·' Sc1ent1sts said thut no con· rlus1ons about the m1ss1on couJd be drawn until all the d ata b analyzed. About three-fourths of that information has been re· ceived SUNDAY DAILY PILOT f~0,•fW:liflCO.tt0..ttPOol wn""''*~l\C'em nil'\ .. .,'""' ~#"Ii p, ... , •• puo11,t"4i·ct a,·~ 0r_,,. 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(.•h lnlft•• 'vbU r 100tf\ b'; ,.,,,., ,. 'd ,...,..,., .... , •• m••• U \0 ... ~."I' "'I f4•f ~,.,......_u "~,,.,., ----·· r Kennedy Undercuts Carter Soothing MEMPHIS. Tenn. <AP> - Pres ident Carter's efforts lo s oothe discontent WJlhin the Democratic Party were jolted Saturday when Sen. Edward M. Kennedy received a roaring re- ception to rus call for enactment of national health insurance next year. Kennedy arrived at the Democratic midterm convention within hours of Carter's return to Wasrungton from Memphis. where he told delegates in meetings that he would seek a fair balance between the need to fight inflation and the party's commitment to social causes. The emotional welcome given Kennedy at a panel discussion on health insurance renewed the possibility that the issue might produce a break between the de- legates and the White House. Tbe convention closes today. Word of the enthusiastic re- ception given Kennedy spread throughout the convention com- plex, with delegates comparing it to the fnendly, but far more restrained welcome Carter re- ceived Friday night. The administration bas ex- pressed strong support for a comprehensive national health insurance program, but bas questioned whether it could or should be enacted next year. Kennedy told the health care panel that "we cannot accept a policy that cuts spending to the bone in areas like jobs and health, but allows billions of dollars in wasteful spending for tax subsidies to continue and adds even greater fat and waste BoswnPops' Fiedler Back In Hospital through inflationary spending for defense." Kennedy brought members of the crowd to their feet when he noted that members of Congress receive free medical and dental care at Army and Navy medical centers in Washington, and added: "U it's good enough for the members of Congress, it's good enough for the Democratic Party." Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano and presidenUal aide Stuart Eizenstadt represented the administration on the panel. and Califano binted at an ad- ministration readiness to yield on the timing of a health care proposal. He said bis department elt- pects to complete drafting a plan early next year and will ask the 96lh Congress to enact it into law. Eizenstadt, however, said the main question was "Why are the cheers we hear tonight not de- monstrated into action?·· Soviets Get Warning: Shah Backed LONDON CAP) -Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance warned Moscow Saturday against UAing strategic arms limitation talks with America to establish supremacy in tactical nuclear weapons in Europe. BOSTON <AP) -Arthur Fiedler, conductor of the re-• n()wned Boston Pops Orchestra, was r eadmitted to a hospital here Saturday with undisclosed ailments. Fiedler, who will be 84 in a week , re-entered Turts New England Medical Center Hospital for therapy. and will not be conducting concerts for at least three weeks. He was al the hospital from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1 and continued recuperation al bis Brookline home. Vance, in a major and wide- ranging policy speech, also ruled out U.S. intervention to aid the embattled Shah of Iran - while reaffirming support for what he called Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's efforts to establis h "a liberalized de· mocracy." Vance spoke in London at the Royal Institute for International Affairs before going on to Cairo and J erusalem to press Egyp- tian President Anwar Sadat and I s raeli Prime Minister Menacbem Begin for the peace settlement they outlined at Camp David 10 weeks ago. Hank Wilson , hos pital spokesman, refused to discuss Fiedler's condition. However. orchestra spokesman Peter Gelb s aid the conductor was "ex- periencing difficulty In mobility and other areas. The hospital ex- pe c t s to conduct some therapeutic measures to im- prove bis condition." Beaten Girl Now Stahle Although still in intensive ~care, tbe ~· Juan Capistrano , girl who wu shot and brutally beaten Friday, wu in stable condition late Saturday night, a hospital spokeswoman said. UC Irvine Medical Center sur· geons operated oo Juli Gonzales, 15, early Saturday morning to repair the extensive damaae ahe suffered from several aunshot wound.a to tbe bead and .blows to the face from an unknown weapon, aberiff• offtcen aald. The two Middle East leaders had established the Dec. 17 date as a deadline for reaching a full accord. Vance said he was willing to shuttle back and forth between Cairo and Jerusalem if develop- ments warrant it. Durin_g his London visit, Vance ~lso"met with British Foreign Secretary David Owen for a working session on southern Africa, Iran, East.em Europe and other topics. In the speech, Vance focused on American and Soviet moves toward a strategic arms Umlta· tioo treaty, which i.s intended to put a ceiling on strategic nuclear weapons by Umltln8 tbe number of tbetr vehicles -lonl· range bombers and mlsailes. Vance said the superpowers have rec<>-pized "the central tact" of arms equality and that "the pursuit of IUrriortty by I either side woul result in frustration, waste, increased tension and in the end reduced security for all." But he said Soviet improve- ments and increases ln tactical nuclear forces targeted a&alnlt Europe have been observed, and "the Soviets muat understand that we will not let a weak- ness develop at any polnt ... Sunday. Oeoember 10. 1978 DAIL V PILOT A3 ln¥ading for Practice ' From the Shores of San Onofre, Marines March 140MPH Chase Ended In Foot Race An unidentified male driving a stolen sports coupe got away late Saturday afternoon after leading police from two counties on a hair-raising, high-speed chase from Tustin to San Diego. Speed of the suspecl's car along lntenltate 5 was estimated at up to 140 mph. The suspect, described as a male black or Mexican in · early 209, escaped on foot about 5 p.m. Sgt. Ray Fobert of the San Diego Police Department said. The man abandoned the stolen Trans Am he was driving in Emerald Hills a residential community east Of San Diego. Although several officers and a helicopter tracked the man as he fled on foot among the houses, he scaled a fence and was lost iD the early evening darkness. according to ·Fobert. "All they saw was the back of bl• head and hl9 heel.I," the of· ticer aald. Police pursuit of the suspect started Just before 4 p.m. after he reportedly filled bis car up with gasoline at a station on Red Hill A venue near Interstate 5 and aped off without paying. Station attendants notified police and several patrol unit.II Joined in the chase throueb the two counties, Fobert aald. • Goodness ... what taste! lle send gifts ... r:_ii;:;:~~i!W~me on and Mt.ct food grit paks lor Chrrs1m1s. T1k1 with you or -·11 shop. W1°ll hlndt. all the cle111l1 and 1111n enclcnt 1 pertonll grNU"fll All Cheese 7'h oz. Belle Fleur 7•., oz Butter Kaese. 7 oz Plain Gouda 7 oz caraway Gouda 8 oz Edem Stick. 5 oz Smoky Cheese Bar. two 2 oz Ctieese Spreads plus tasty Strawberry BonbOns 14 98 Plus 91*.-delo--.. ~ ,, ..,_., - Visit our ChrlstmH Bern At Herbor Center HatbOf at Wiison In eo.ta MeH • It was 24 houl"B of rough work for leathernecks Saturday, the tint of five days in Exercise Varsity Lance. More than 5,000 Marines usaulted the beaches four miles south of San Onofre, pouring in from a fleet of 38 ships in an am- p hi b lous task force offshore inside Sea Knight and Hercules helicopters. As the troop& landed, they were cov-ered by heavily armed Sea Cobra choppers and Harrier jets, both charged with the task of providing close-al.r support. M60 tanks arme~ with 105 mm Howitzers provided punch to knock out "enemy" forces ashore. But the soldiers car- ried plenty of clout on their shoulders as well. ranging from wire- gu ided missiles in- t ended for fighting tanks to Redeye mis- siles to knock out the foe 's jets. In the end, however. it came down to foot soldiers -their faces painted with green and black camouflage - straining through smoke and preset explosions to reach their day's objec- tive ... chow. tff~@~© W'~rm~. OF OHIO IN South Coast ?tua "' LMNI' C__...11411 1ri1tol ..... S• Dlec)o Fnewaj CostaMna 0,....., ... ,... , ... :?: .. ,,... ,..., u.1,... 540-6991 ---~~·· -·~I ---. -· ~-------·" l)~~ 4.1 A4 . twlYPll.OT 8und1y. o.c.mOet to, 1m Temperatures Tum Topsy-Turvy B r11 ri 11 r Even th e HunUncton Beach ureauard stations seem to be buddHna t.ocether for warmth ln the bt!low frffilna tempenlurea that blt tbe Southern California coast this past week. Temperatures dropped to a chilly 24 degrees early Friday mornina ln one of coldest spells ot wintry weather to tut this area ln several yean. Ja. other parts of the county, temperatures varied widely, tf to~ de8rees in San Clemente. L,1quna B eac h Dimes Poster Girl Dies Top Of The World Elementary School students ln Laguna Beoch 106l one of their best-loved classmates when Heather Reynolds, 10 and a former March of Dlmes Poster Girl. died suddenly. Heather wu confined to a wheel chair, suffering from a rare spinal condition. Her parents said they took her out of the special schools she bad al· tended all her life and put her ln public school last fall. They s aid they didn't regret their decision aa the Ume In the school was one or the happiest ln Heather's life. "I Just hope those kids grow up and realize they gave Heather something very, very special," Mrs. Michael Reynolds said 'Big George' Creator Signs Ii'· Famous cartoonist '< >Virgil Partch of Laguna >1~ach greeted douns of •"frjendly Orange Countians ',. this week as he aigned -:~ ac\tographs for purcbuera •• or his recently published · ,... f\Jque book, "VIP On .. Love . . . Relations in Strange Locations ." Partch is creator of the newspaper cartoons VIP and Big George and has more than 20 books to his crediL "I don't do certain parts," be aaid of his latest creation. "But, I think people get the point, don 't you?" Ea c h purchaser of bis $11.50 book was entitled to have the race page decorated with a cartoon or the sub- H untinqton B e clC h jecl of his or her choosing and Partch turned each out in less than a minute. He was asked for cartoons of bird watching, having "relations" on a stack or money and in courtrooms. 'Blue Flu' Draws Attack Huntington Beach Police officers appeared to be re· covering Thursday from a mus attack of "Blue Flu" suf· fered earlier this week resulting from the bitter salary dis· pule now under way with the city. Tbe sick·ln lactic reached its peak Wednesday when 59 or the 60 officers as· signed to duty called In sick. That number dropped to only three Friday morning, after city officials threatened dis· missal. Police.are asking for a 7.5 percent hike now, and another 4 percent increase July 1. City councilmen, however, have countered with S percent and 2 percent liijielj Seepage Swamps Turtle Rock Turtle Rock residents in Jrvine have discovered that what each had considered an individual backyard marsh problem was shared by a large group. Some 60 homes In the Broadmoor ~ctlon or the housing tract have ~n hit be severe water seepage, a problem ~hich surfaced last summer Tbe seepage has made swamps or back lawns and has n.tined carpeting and furnishings when it has flowed along foundations into the houses. It wasn't unti the homeowners began to stumble over each other as they searched for solutions that lbey discovered their common swamp conditions. Arter some phone calls to the Irvine Company and to city offi cials, the homeownen started to get some relief. Source of the seepage ls still a mystery although there 1s speculation that it comes from an ancient underground stream running beneath Turtle Rock. Geological teams are investigating. Arrest Effects Reported DETROIT (AP) -The nnt r.tuma ve ID from 1'1 men or· dered to wrtt.e .,.YI about be- lnt coavkted ol tolleltlni an ..,. dercover policewoman lo' proetJtulkln. J)l1tr1ct Coult ludl• Cb.n. ruree ol I ••m tmPoMd nw of f15 to .., oan.. 17 men, wbo we,.. a.rrtlUld by an \U'6ereova:' Policewoman Jutt Hll ol t1Mt 1Llt•CalJMO&. "8 A DSTE&&IEN'I' to othen. lbe Judie ordmld the men - raa1ln1 ID • trvm 17 to 62 aad ln jobl from laborer to fact.orY mana1er -to write the taa1'· Ten were tumed in Friday: "My wtfe and I bave been married tor 20 aome yean:• wrote one. ..We both have been 1Jvtn1 our time to our children and none to each other. I have uk m)' wtfe to go out to coffee or a show with me. But 1be never bad time. "About our sex life we didn't have any. She would teU me to 10 and find a girlfriend. I din't want a divorce. I loved my wife but I sure missed sex. WeU, arter I went looldna my flnt time ... I waa arreated. Well lt acare the hell out of me and woke my wile up to the fact tbat I needed some attention. "I am aure glad that she still loved me enough to forgive me. We had a long t.alk and are plan· ning at least one day a week to be together and do things together. Also our sex life ia great now." A COLLEGE student said anyone tempted to patronb.e a prostitute should get involved In "clubs, sports or s tudying," although he said be may have approached the policewoman "because I studied too much that day." Another writer, described a "living hell" since his arrest five weeks ago -fear and re- morse and the agony of telling his wife', whom he called "inno- cent." • "It ls at this moment that I re- alize that your marriage is worth more to you than anything ebe in the world and what you have done may destroy it. .. ONLY ONE man objected to the procedure, calling the essays "unjust.''. , "If I wasn't afraid of losing my wife, I would have pleaded not guilty," be said. Though not offering an explanation for himself, he wondered "how many people are sitting in prison ror eometblng they didn't do." U.S. Planes Assigned ID lranAirUft W ASIUNGTON CAP> -The Defense Department announced Saturday it bas ordered live C-141 military transport planes to Iran to help speed the de· parture or U.S. military and civilian dependents amid the growing internal crlaia there. Pentagon spokesman Thomas Lambert said the five Military Airlift Command four~nglne jet transports would be used to aug· menl commercial aircraft in evacuating an additional 662 de· pendents who have decided to leave Iran temporarily. Lambert said 321 family mem- bers or U.S. military personnel and civilian governme nt employees flew out of Iran Fri· day. Thia means that a total or 983 out or 1,649 such dependents will have left by military plane. Those evacuated Friday were carried on regularly scheduled military aircraft operated in and out of Iran, Lambert said. 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Mexico Gets New Look WASIUNGTON <AP> -1be United States. worried about a det.erioraUon ln relat.iom with Mexico al a time of substantial oil discoveries there. ls reassess. tng the manner in which it deala with its 80Uthem neighbor. A just-completed study. known as Presidential Review Memorandum 41, lists a series or policy options which Presi· dent Carter is expected to COD· sider before his planned visit to Mexico in February. ( NEWSANAU'SIS ) The adminslrations of Richard M . Nuon and Ge r a ld R. Ford found former Mexican Pres ident Luis S Echeverria particularly diCflcult to deal with. Echeverria·s successor. Jose Lopez Portillo, has ~n a more moderate leader but on OC· cas1o n has expressed deep frustration with his big neighbor to the north. "Mexico is neither on the list or United Stat.es priorities nor on that or United Stat.es respect," Portillo said ln October. BUT A month before Portillo spoke, work already had begun on the Pres idential Review Memorandum. Such studies are authorized only for issues of high national importance. Sen. Frank Church, D·ldaho, who will assume chairmanship of the Foreign Relations Com· mittee in the next session or Congress, told Associated Press reporters in an interview last week that Mexico is a country or "immense importance" to tl\e United Stat.es. Mexico bas loog fell that it was the junior partner in its re- 1 a lionshl p with the United States, but that has all changed with the recent estimates that Mexico's oU reserves may total upwards of 200 billion barrels. TBlS, OOMBINED with fresh concern about the reliability of Middle Eut oil supplies, have bad a dramatic impact on tbe way the United States looks up. OD Mexico. President Studying Pemion Cutbacks Carter undencored this point Thursday when be said he COO· siders U.S. relations with Mex· ico ••to be as important as ao,y other that we have." Other officials, speaking privately, note that the pro· blems facing the two countries go far beyond.the oil trade issue. The list also includes problems of migration, trade, the environ· ment, investment and law en· rorcement. Perhaps the most complex question is the one posed by what some U.S. officials view as the "silent invasion" or between 500,000 and 800,000 Mexicans acro11 the border each year. An ~ estimated 60 percent or all un· documented aliens are Mex· leans. American propo!fals to stem the tide of these immi· grants usually are round to be unacceptable by Mexico, which believes the United States should legitimatize the now in some way. WASHINGTON <A P > -As part or its anti-inflation pro· gram, the Carter administrallon is considering a proposal to cut back automatic cost-0f.1.Jving ad· justments in military and civil service pensions. 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HOWEYEa, Fl-:Dt~RAL AGENTH WM't' uni ~ to lrat'k lb 1un1 out of Sin t'T'aru.-uco and th bave1ll11Uon stopped. urt'Ordlnt to w story co authored by Tim lt1•1tt-rman. who wa ..-ounded In the Nov UI Jun•l<' airstrip nud which rl&Jmt'd th• lives of Hep l.M> Ryon und four olhrrs Th F.xamml•t 'IUld 1t I"> bclirvt'd \Ome of lhP .:uos ~vt·n'd .ii Jont-,lo"'n v.c-rf" ui.«'d an thr 111rstr1p ma~-.arrt>. ''°<'t' 1111 "'iht 1tllt•at'd attac>kt'~ "'~rt' found umon~ lht' !HO v1rt1m' of Jim Jone-"!' t>11.1trrt• rnurd..r :.U1l·1dl• ntu.il at tht• 11.rnc-ultural m1t1 Ion 1'he ne~t>UPt'r :.u11J f Pdl·ral 'ourct' huv1· 1n d1tutcd, howt'Vt'r, that no bulh:.tn•, l{•'tb h11ve bet-n performt>d bt><-11uM.• Guyunt'-.t> 1tulhon1ws h•vt' n· fust'd to turn ovt•r th.-rt>t•ovt•n-d wt'aponb to lJ ~ dUthoritws THE GUYANESE, WHO arf' c·ondurhng th.-1r own mveshgatJon, pro\ 1ded 'er1dl number~ of 40 weapons to the U.S State Ot:partmt•nt. and that 1n formation wab relayed via the Fill to the Treasur)' Department's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. the Examiner's sourcei. said One source s aid mu:.t of the l(uns traced were shotguns and .22-l'ahbt'r Wt'apon' o( vanoui. typt'!> -the sort commonly uM.'s1stant 'Pt'.c1al agent with the ATF here. said "There was a vanety or weaPons." They were not mthtary ordnant'e. no automatic rifles t'ould be bought ovl'r the counter " THE NEWSPAPER ALSO quoted an unnamed former Temple member as saying Jones. "ordered that all members turn in their guns to the Temple at Redwood Valley a few years ago. He was paranoid that one of the members would km him." A Jone:,1.0wn survivor told the Examiner that guns also were smuggled into Guyana in crates and boxes containing personal belongings. Pumping Plant Packing in Pot ,,... LOS BANOS <AP> -State workmen got a sur· prise Friday when trash collectors at the O'Neill Dam pumping station on the Delta-Mendota Canal near here became clogged with marijuana. Nearly 100 kilos of the drug, with about 16 kilos packed in each of several large, green plastic trash bags, were found at the pumping station and io the canal about four miles upstream by Merced - _____ ..... 1._..., Sheriff's Deputy Angelo ) Aspesi. ( • C"r.4Tr More marijuana was :u /1 6 CJ later found and probably '---------will continue to be found in the canal for several fay-., said Deputy Jack Spangard Warning Po1ded on ·war' Toy11 HAWTHORNE <AP> The Mattel Inc toymakmg firm, responding to reports or three ac- cidents involving its "Batllestar Galactica" toys. has begun a ttac hing warning labels to its "Colonial Scarab," "Colonial Stellar Probe" and Cyclon Raider,·· toy space vehicles equipped to launch "missiles." The warning will read: "Caution· do not point or fire red missiles into mouth or toward face.·· Otet!k Cl.ear11 Nur11e'11 Guilt LOS ANGELES (AP> Los Angeles County 1s SlOO richer today after a guilt·ridden vocational nurse reimbursed the county for rree aspirins and pills she had tuken over the years. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn. who declined to identify the nurse, said Friday he had turned the SlOO <.'heck over to the county treasurer. Repla~eweent R e qulre•enl Eyed SACRAMENTO <AP> -Rules that would re- quire auto makers to repair or replace faulty carburetors. ignition systems and catalytic con· verters in the fi rst 40.000 miles wlll be voted on by the state Air Resources Board, chairman Tom Quinn said Saturday. Sundev. December 10. 1978 DAIL V PILOT A 3 A~Wl,.,....• EVEN WRINKLES ARE THE SAME FOR SAN DIEGO TWINS JOHN, CHRIS COLEMAN 2 Share Faces, Li-ves SJ\N DIEGO <AP> "W(• nev~r considered not laving to~eUwr." t-ay 1denllcal twins John and Chris C:oleman, room· mate::. who havt· shared almost cvcryU11ng an their lives for nearly 89 }Cars The two meo. who hve together in a sunny San Diego apartment, are retired from the hotel bus1· ness and spent their entire lives hv1ng and working together. starting from their Bridgeport. Coon., birthplace, lo Detroit and finally here. THEY WERE born in 1889 and Dec. 23 will mark their 89th birthday "My father was a twin. too," Chris said in an interview. "But my father's brother never came to this country He stayed in Ireland." ··w e have first cousins who are identical twins. too.·· added John. "All boys " From the first. their mother dressed the boys alike and wouldn•t buy clothes unless she could get identical outfits . Dressed alike. John and Chris couldn't. be told apart, except that. "I was left-handed and he was right-handed,·· John grinned. "A lot of people caught on to that." THE COLEMAN$ found out early that there were advan· . tages to being twins "Take for instance. if he had a date and couldn't show up. I'd take his place." said John with a twinkle an his t-ye "But we didn't go around trying to fool people -they'd Just get fooled." "NEITHER OF us got mar- ried.·· Chns said, s miling. "No one would have us because 1l was too complicated " The twins moved here in 1925 and worked as hotel desk clerks, one on the day shift and the other al night. causing some t'Uslomers lo accuse the owner of working his help 24 hours a day. Quake Fault Under GE Lal!J PLEASANTON. Calif. <AP> -A potalble earthquake fault may run under General Eleclrfc Corp. 'a plutonium laboratory al the VaUedtos Nuclear Research Center here. accordinf to a stale official. "THERE APPEARS TO BE a fault structure that. by the definitions of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, is capable of an earthquake," said Riehard T. Kilbourne. a geologist for the atalc Division of Milles and Minerals. "There is better than a 50-50 chance that It passes under the <laboratory> building," added Kilbourne, who evaluates power plant sites for the California Energy Commission. The disclosure Friday after on·slte Inspection by stat.e and federal eeologiats could spawn re· newed efforts to close the 21-year-old center, -tlich manufactures radioactive Isotopes for medical uses. MORE 11IAN A VEAR ago, federal safety or fklals shut down an experimental nuclear reactor at the site when newly published maps placed the IOl'ation of the old Verona Faull closer to the 1.600-acre site. New Book Autogrdph Pdrty ~DALLAS IN W@J~[!lE·~l!AND" /' ~ THE ADV'Efil<:JRES ©f A .. PLAYGIRL'' .,<ifR':!(P.HER BY LOCAL L~~C'IA AU f @ "PAT. DJ\l~LAS"··t~ WEDNESDAY. l e. . 3th J 30· 71' M I nr Mc11I Ord\ r I 11t I•>'••' S I I 1 I'> l'lu' '>I 00 lu• l'o'f•lfll' Laguna Beach 497·2 188 Mutual Ticket Agency OI'! N DAIL v IOAM 11 PM Out of Town Newspapers Sun 1 1 AM·tl VM ' • - BOYCOTI JAPANESE, RUSSIAN ArfD NORWEGIAN PRODUCTS SUCH AS AUTOMOBILES, TELEVISIONS, STEREOS. CAM ERAS, VODKA. FISH. AND SKIS The great whales have the largest dnd most complex brains of any credture that ever existed on Earth. They are highly intelligent. Whales communicate with each other across mile ... of ~d. often with beautiful "...onq<., But the~ extraordinary marine mammals may disappear ~n. wiped out by the ruthless commer cial whalers of Japan. the Sc>V1et Union, Norway dnd a handful of other nations. Several species-the blue, nght. bowhead and humpback whales- have already been driven to the brink of extinction. The mighty blue whale (up to JOO feet long and 400.000 pounds in weight) survives in such few numbers that many scientists tear it cannot be saved. In one year alone. m ore than 30,000 blue whales died by the whalers' grenade-tipped har- poons. T~ Japanese whalers only agreed to stop the slaughter after their seven vast fleets of factory ships and killer boats could nol find a ~ingl<! blu<' whale to kill. Now the rest of the whale species that are not yet "commercially extinct" are being devastated. one every 19 minutes. to produce mink food, fer· tilizer;, margarine, cosmetics and lubricating oil. There are cheap. plentiful alternative sources for all whale products, but the slaughter goes oo. The whaling industry is dying. because the whales are nearly gone. Japan once had 10.000 workers on seven fleets. Recently, the Japanese whalers were forced to scrap two of their last three fleets. Today, just one fleet and 600 workers remain, supported by a $10 million annual subsidy from the Japanese government (more than $12,000 per worker!). The Russians have been forced to make similar cutbacks; their fleets are old and in disrepc1ir. Humpback Whales quotas for member whaling nations. Both nation:i. claim to be abiding by the catch quotas, but 1n reality they support unregulated whaling opera· lions outside the IWC that kill more them 5,000 whales each year, including the extremely endan- gered blue and humpback whale'>. Japan supports non-I WC whaling operations in Chile, Peru. Spain, Taiwan, South Korea and Nor th Korea by buying their illicit whale meat. Japanese interests own several of these outlaw whalers. inclu- ding the infamous pirate whaling ship Sierra.Japan's importation of non·IWC whale products 1s in flagrant violation of a 1m IWC resolution agd1nst trafficking with outlaw whalers. The IWC is meeting in Tok yo ~ember 19-2 1 and will consider action against member nations trafficking with the outlaw whalers. who could not survive without the support of Japan and Norway. Quotas on sperm whalt' .... the gredt·brained species being decimated by the Japanese and Sov11•t fleet-... are c;cheduled to be set at the meeltng The whalers are expected lo fiercely resist any cutback<>. YO<J CAN HELP SAVE THE WHALES Join the international conservation community m the batne to save the whales. Only public pressure again..t the commercial whalmq nqtions will force an end to the senseless slaughtec Boycott Japanese, Russian and Norwegian products. These are wealthy countries that have no need for whalinq. Hit the whaling nation<., where 1t hurt ... -in the pocketlxx>k. Tell your fnendc; about the plight of the great whale'>. Get them to join the campaign against the whdltng natlOflS. Write an angry letter to the prime minister of Japan and the minister of environment of Norway, telling them to get out of whaling and to stop supporting the outlaw whalers. Their nam5 dnd addresses are: PRIME MINISTER MASAYOSHI OHIRA Embassy of Japan 2520 Ma,'i<lchu<;ettc; Ave NW Wdshmgton. DC 20008 MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT (Mr...) G. H BRUNDTLAND Embassy of Norway Z'120 34th St. NW Washington. D.C 20008 Help support the Save·the·Whales campaign by making a tax-deductible contribution to the Animdl Welfare Institute. For a donation of $15 or more. you will ~eive a beautiful six-color print (20'' x 26") of the humpback whales (above). ~ KERB FRI EDLA~DF:R IS ~AKl~G GRE/\T DEA~'\ Yet. the whalers seem bent on extracting the last yen and the last ruble from the great whales. ~======:· Will the slaughter only end on the last day of the ..i11 last whaling season. when the Japanese and Japan has even allowed its whalers to export surplus factory /catcher ships to the outlaw whalers in Chile and Taiwan and to the Sierra operation. In 1m. the Orient Maru No. 2 was sent to Chile where. renamed the Palmy Star Ill, it now kills 500 whales a year. Another Japanese ship was sent to Taiwan to set up a new whaling oper· at ion. In early 1978. the former stem trawler Shunyo Maru was converted into the whaling ship T onna and joined the Sierra in the massacre of hundreds of whales-whole herds. including nurs- ing mothers and babies-in the North Atlantic. If you believe in this effort. please give gener- ously. Remember: Extinction is the ultimate crime We cannot let the last of the great whales be wiped out by a greedy few. BUY OR LEASE! Russian whalers fire their exploding Mrpoons into the last whale? The whaling nations have defiantly rejected the appeals by the United Nations and the international conservation community for a ten·year mora· torium on commercial whaling. Japan reportedly resorted to economic blackmair in June. 1978, to force Panama to w ithdraw the moratorium issue :~ii!ii~: from the agenda of the International Whaling Commission. As Time MagaLine reported: "According to a diplomatic source, the Japanese had earlier threatened to cancel a sugar deal worth $9.75 million to the Panamanians if the ban was -- pressed home." SUBVERTING WHALE QUOTAS Japan and Norway even subvert the meager whale conservation meaMJres of the International Whaling Commission (IWC), which sets yearly ' ~"' ........ • Ironically. because of the whalers· greed. the Tonna sank in July off the coast of Portugal. It was ~unk by a whale! The pirate whaler had already killed nearly 100 whales and was heavily laden with 45CTtonsof frozen whale meat consigned ta Japan. Nevertheles.s. the Norwegian captain chased down a huge fin whale. As the carcass was being winched onto the deck of the pitching ship through the stem slipway tor butchering. the lifeless whale rolled over. heeling the Tanna on its side. The engine room flooded through open hatches and the ship sank. In tm. the IWC called on member nalions to ban the export of whahng equipment and expertise to the outlaw whalers. But Norway supplies thousands of harpoons to non·IWC whalers. And Japanese and Norwegl8Tl officers and harpooners man most of the unregulated whaling ships. . ,---~------------~. ANIMAL WELFARE INSTITUTE OCDP I c/o AmffiCiln Security Bank. 1339 Wkcoo<;tn Ave, NW I Washlngloo. D.C. ~ Chnc;lrne Stevens. Presldt!nl I Pleese \end ml' more inlormotlOll oboul how I t.an ~ I Sevc Thi-Who>"" 0 EndoM'd 11o my donation of S (tu-dedoc:Ublt). I PIMse mok~ cl1"Ck p;tycM* to Anlm.>I Welf<lre lf"6tltute. I a· Ple.1'\C 'oC'Tld ow the Humpback Whole prrnt I <SI~ m111rmn donilllOn) Name (please ptinl) Addre...., I I I I City 5tdle 71p I f-unOlC'nnt~f"'dwtlt ~m,.JfQ "''~m'\m~rv P""rtr•' ~ ... ~M lhft I l>f~\tf wn.a. ''•'"•••111u-.t "°""'~ pu04..c '~ ,,.._,-pn.ct ll\"\untfNlt<-..,. I \J~tht•t flor ,.._, w.e.,. """" .. ., • mn pcl•. "'""'°""' llrOll"Nl!lOn .,..,_ I .. f~f .. r.a.o ....... 1•"'"'•<0""'-'_.....,"P<"<ft ~-----------------~ .... .. .-J. J -~· _...._ ... w;. .............. • d ·b ·tttwttf• ........... u~-..•et+'"·ertd·~ ,., .. . -- ... ... 13-11. 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You'rt-nn Americ1otn c1tlien temporunly llvina Jbroad. 1>0s..-.1bly an the Arm t ft~orces, and you're very hkel) N•gai,lt•n"(i lo Vote lfl )OUr home city ln Callroml You don't <'ount You're au 1lluuul aht'n lJvmg i.n Oranac Counly. ob \ auu~ly unrealslered slncc )ou're not supposed to be ht:re ;tnd ean't volt> anyw y beC'au.1.-. you're not rlt1z.e.n You count Su('h '' lht· opµ<.ircnl d1rc.-ctioo of Ii struna'~ applka I ion of poµulullon r1gu~~ lo ht> produced 1n lh 1980 u s. "ens us Boondurw:-. urt" rt'drnv.TI r<>gu1arty M> all members of ( ·onJ.tre'~ anti Uw Lt·~•~l.lturc tepre-~ent etppruximately lhl' .iumt> num~r of ix.'<>plc 1-)J(ur(> from th n~xt cen11u1' "111 determln(• tht." number of ix·r.son.' representt'd an 1982 Tht-t'n~u11 Bureau olrt' dy hu announced that \mt•rk•ms <-•brond on pril t. UMIO. Wlll not be c:ounll-d In dt·ll'rmlninJt the number of t·onair~s1onal and o:..st-mbly wot.., ~s1~nt'tl bt.•l(lnntnt: with lttt' 19fj2 election-. At the.• :..um· thnt•, the Carter Adman1sll auon is apply· 111..: l'fl'M•.un· tu 1nt'ludt> all ahcn Oncludtn.i "Spanish :.11l·a"-mg 1mnu~ranll>. hen.• 1Ucaally ") trt the count. Thus i;«llon:. of tht> state Wllh large numbers or lllea•I <tltl·ns ~oulct -..net up with better rcpresentalaon in C'on~r lhun <>lhl'r sccu~ fhe r;trof\Aest twist ts that the dtstncll endina up with the hcuvle:st clout would be comprised of heavy numbers oC non·c1t1iens who can't even vote. In the eyes uf Charle~ Conrad. former Assembly :,pcaker and rorm~r t•huirman of the Assembly Commit· tt•t· on El<'c.-tions and RC'apport1onment. it's purely a parll!!.an poht1cal maneuver 1 le '!i probubly right The art>a!. with large numbt>rs of illegal aliens are U'-U<dly the d11>trtcts m~t likely to go Democratic in ('on~ressional and state Legislature races. So the more of thnsC' districts in existence, the more Power wielded by nwmbt·r~ ur thal party. And s ince vot<.'r turnout an those districts generally is t Jr lower than in other ci1str1cts, continued control under one party is Ukcly. Conrad believes the Census Bureau should record the number of citizens, 18 or older, and use those figures to establish potential voters. Those totals then would be the basis for drawing new congressional and stale legislative boundaries. That seems the fair way to do it. Citizens certainly should counl more than aliens on matters of our own gov· ernmentaJ system. Privacy Right Stretche d Tht· ownl'1' of c..a Louisia na laundromat had been taken n•gularly hy a thief who entered has establis hment. pried open coin boxes and slipped away with the proceeds. The t•nterprising busmessman borrowed a page from the bttnks and rigged a camera set up to catch the culprit in I he act of stealing. Success! He got not one but several photos of a person caught in the act of taking money from a soft drink machine in the laundry. To embarrass the thief, and presumably to ward off s imilar attempts to lessen his profits, the laundry owner posted the photographs on a bulletin board somewhere near the folding table. It embarrassed the thief aJl ri~t. He s norted that his right to privacy had been violated and sued the laundry for damages. The case went through several layers of court and e nded up before the U.S. Supreme Court. By refusing to review the case. that body last week let the decision '>land. The thief collects his damages, although the evidence as conclusive that he was indeed ripping off the Coke machine and the laundry owner. Legal technicalities notwithstanding, the case leads to all manner of conjecture. · Will the Post Office posters of Most Wanted criminals be declared mvasfons of privacy? Or newspaper and TV d~criptions and photos of persons sought by police for c rimes? Can bank films of robbers in action no longer be used to seek or prosecute them? . Privacy is a paramount right and issue in this coun· try. But does it exte nd to lawbreakers caught in the act? Boastful But Brief Three Orange County supervisors wUl begin serving rour·year terms early next month when t hey are sworn in in a joint ceremony at which each of them wan ts to do hia or h er own thing. Supervisor-elect Harriett Wieder, Cor example, wants to g ive a speech and have Fluor Corporation executive Tom Alec give a speech about her. Incumbent Supervisor Ralph Clark ls willing to forego giving a speech but would like some kind words spoken about him. And incumbent Supervisor Thomas Riley has plans for a youngster to introduce him and, presumably, say some nice things on his behalf. With such divergent plans afoot to commemorate the occasion , tHe newly elected and re-elected supervisors have tentatively agreed on one point: They'll limit their individual floor time to 10 minutes each. For that much, at least, we can all be grateful. • Op1nlon1 expressed in the space above are lhose of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642•4321 Boyd I Digestion UyL.M. BOYD A goat's digestive tract is 26 ttnth said goat's body lens°'. typically. A cat's 11 rour times Its body length. Question arises as to why this dlf(erence. Animals that cat only vegetables need more tr~t than do anirnala that eat only meat, that's why. Humans, who've de· veloped oversized mldsec· Lions but haven't become obese otherwise, ar~ known to be studying the foregoing ract.s in the hopt! or finding 'IOmc way to trim down thcl~ wolstHnts A s tr ctly vegetarian dlct. maybe. Don't know. tbougb. You don't see any more fat cats than fat goaL'l, cto you·1 The government officials of Mexico have promised to post "no smoking" signs along the banks or the Tlalneplanta River near Mexico Cicy. 11Us, because a biochemical engineer named Miguel Romero contends the river la so polluted that it could burst into name. if lg· mted. Is that conceivable? Open question: What does a National Parlt RnnQcr do when he sees an endangered animal eating an ~ndangered plont? Bowland Evan /Rohert Novak Teng: China Card Still on Deck 1 PEKING l'onlendana thaAt tht' Soviet Umon ha" •ur1>M.S."lt'd U S nwvAI strength ln lht W•at.ern P.a~IUt• -.nd hu t'lllabllahed Aalan rootholdfl in Mshanlatu aod Vlelnwm. Com niunlat t'btna la 1>r<'11lflnR hard tor not only dlplomath' relation~ wath WuJun•ton but a 1tlron1i Slno Arnert(lll .-lllunce aaalru,t Moe cow That wu thl' fon!lgn policy theme aouoded 1n our two-hour tlX<'IUllVt" in ll'rvlew with Vin· Premlcr Tt•ng ff lao p I n g , t1troncman of the Ch1nP"lt- rcgime. So •nxlouas did ht appear to rorm this ol hance that hl' su11eated reta1n1ng a s~clal i;t.atu1 ror Tiuwan and even rec· ognbed an important role for South Korea's antl·Communist government in Korean unifica- tion. Thua. while the China card has fallen into disfavor at the U.S. State Department, at is alive and well in the Great Hall of the Peo- p I e . Diplomats at the U.S. li1uson office here eagerly sup· port "normalizataon" of r~a·, tions with Peking (and cutting formal ties with the Natlonallst regime on Taiwan), but on its own merits rather than as an an· ll Sov1f'l uactac. However. an al llance aimed aaalnsl tht: Kr<'mlin is the beat reason for normattntton, 111y the Chinese Communista. IN IUS on·t.be-l"eeord but not· for·dlrect·Q.UOtatlon interview. Tena told me the sooner normaJlJ.Uon takes place the heller. But he aet no Ume limit aand lcnplled no threat.I about what• mlaht happen tr the AmerlcaN tarry. Neither he nor lower officials we met uttered a word about delayed norma.llla· taon bringing reprisals against American busaoessmeo, much lc:ss a Chinese overture to MO!\COW. It is a fact ln the Pacific. Teng told us. the Soviet navy has sur- pas11ed the strength of the U .s. Seventh Fleet. Beyond that, he stressed the pro-Soviet coup in Afghanistan and Moscow's al· Uaoce with Vietnam as part of the 1o·called Soviet·Asian security system. This, said Teng, is closely related to Soviet naval strength; this is one thing and not two different things. To block the Russ ians. he pointed to the new Sino· Japanese "peace and friendship" treaty. Much as Tokyo denies It. said Teng, the treaty's anli·hegemony clause is aimed squarely at Moscow. That produces better security in the regton, he said, but a U.S.·Chlna treaty would brlng better securi· T RB From W ashinston ty to the wbole world. The mHaage would be: lel th~ SoVlet Uolon be more careful . TBEI E SHOULD be an al - liance again.st the polar btlar. Tena went on. With its own forcea, t.be U S does not have enou1h stren&th. Only when there la an alliance between lbe U.S. and China. he added, will peace and st.ability 1n the world be asaured. In ridicule or SALT 11 . be aald an alliance wowd brin1 more stability than SALT 6 or SALT 9 or SALT 10 or even higher than SALT ~?. But is OOl Teng's plea for a firm U .S. stand in Asia con lradicted by his call for U.S abrogation or Its defense treaty walh Taiwan and withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Korea? As we reported earlier from here. Teng said he would not drastically transform Taiwan even If it were united with Com· munist China followin g norm alizalion. Teng said . Mainland China's Is a dlfferent social and economic system. and Taiwan's is a dtrrerenl social and economic system; Taiwan can retain its own social and economic system. As ror Korea Teng gave no hint whatever or reported secret Chinese opposition to the U.S. troop pullout. But he made a re- markable statement that he un- derstands South Korea's troops are by themselves adequate to repel an attack from the Com· mu.nlst North. What's more. he s uggested that oace U.S. troops luve, North Korea and South Kor~u can alt down to work out unirlcaUon. IF COMJIUNIST China'1 pnn· cipal diplomatic stratecllt stves even Up HTVice to ret.alDinl 1 capltaliat Taiwan and to re<:· ognJdq South Korea aa a fac tor-In Korean unification, then he muat badly want the American alliance. The notion that after normall.z.ation the Chin~e mighl play lhell' Russian card -an idea shared for widely different reasons by Taiwan officials and u .s. diplomats -is brushed orr tJy Teng. To begin with, Russia would have to move one million troops from the Chinese border. But they won'l do that. Teng said; It's not possible. Tenc said it is yet to be de· termineci whether the U.S. has decided to solve ita China pfOb. lem . A lower· level English· speaking Chinese put It to us more bluntly: "I rather doubt President Carter has the will for normalliaUoo." But these were not word.a of threat or anger. The CbineM and their tough lit· lle leader feel an alllanc• with the Amertcana a1alnst the polar bear is so natural tt cannot be denied forever. They say· the sooner lbe better, but sooner or later, oone\beless. 'Failure Costs More Than Appeasement' . We are coming back in the 12·car presidential train in Sep· tember 1940 after inspecting a defense factory in Charleston, W Va .. wh<'n wt• arc s ummonf'd to a mysterious pr ess con rrrrnce. In 10 rrunute~. Hoowvell lt·ll., u'i. a special mt•M .. agt· will bt• read lo Congr~s that 1' the most important event m Amcncan de· rense since the Louisiana Purchase. We gasp. The train sways. INSTINCTIVELY we look at the sole ex.it and Roosevelt grin!) Paul Harvey puckishly. Yes. he has agreed to s wap 50 mothballed destroyers for leases of British bases in Newfoundland and the Carib· bean I never saw a man exude more 'i at1sract1on. Somebody has to ask the question that he has os lentataouslv r<'frained from ra1s 1 n g . so ., d o . Ho w a b o u l Congress? He 1s waiting for me and says tartly that I haven't been listening. This Is an ex· ecutive agreement: Congress. in other words. has been ignored. If at were a treaty one third of the Senate could veto it; th.as wa y the boats ;.ire even now . . H~ breaks off dramatically. I THINK OF at now becaust• Am1:nca soon gl'b a bigger IS· '-Ul'. the SALT 11 aJtrreml·nt. and Jammv Cartl•r won't -.ay that rt w 1 ll bt· sent up as a tn·aty I k has bttn <1sked pomt blank and has refused to answer. As a treaty, 34 members of a Congress of S3S can lcill 1t. Re Jectang it after Breihnev has personally committed himself t.11 1t would push the Cold War back to its worst days. Almost cer· ' Clever Devils Graduating? Religion related school ad mtnistrators are in shock. They have been told that lht' ~overnment suspects them of disc rimina· lion and they mus t prove themselve!. innocent or they will be hanged by the neck with ad· ditional taxes. Our tax system has bec:ome such a conglomeraUorl of accumulated complexities that all or us are confused . rruatrated, Intimidated and frightened by our own govern· ment. And that, of courne. ls the way Big Government, doing for us, doea us ln. THE BIG-ENOUGH serpent ctoes not have to bate; he hugs you to death. Public education as a com paratively recent innovation in our nation. OriJitinally , ull or our school• w«?re "church schools." In the years since. private educatton has phased out In favor or tax·supported publk education. Vet many parents - \\hile continuing to pay taxes ror th1.• support or public schools - clc<'t lo pay extra to keep their own children in pri vale or "chur<'h" schools Today . public education versus· Chrlalian education is a conspicUC>WJ mismatch. ' ACADEMICJ\l,.LY, Stanford achievement test scores show Chrl11tlan students seven to 13 months ahead In reading; eighth grade-rs in Chrlslinn schoo\s are n•ading al loth·l(rade level. More than SO percent or public S<'hool students divorce within the first five years of marriage, Christian school students 9 per· cent. Percentagewisc, more public school students kill themselves ln one day than do Christian school students in a year. An Ohio congressman, Bill Ayres, said at: "We educate without religion; we graduate clever devil!S." AND NOW these private· donulion-supportcd educational ln11litutlona nrt' threatened with economlt' suffocation and extin<' tlon because the IRS com· m11111ioner suspects th&t they a~ dcsl"ned to discnminate. H they can tax away your dollars for religious education. the next tum of the saew is to take away your dollars for evangelization; then comes re- ligious strangulation. So whether or not you are directly intereated in Christian education, you do have a stake in this. Perhaps you don't have any sc hool -age children or grandchildren. but you have a car and a house that you don't dare leave unlocked any more and beautiful streets you don't dare walk any more because we ·have been educating in· tellects while lelltnR emoUoru; run wild! IF YOO 00 not want rellgjoo· related schools to die of taxa· tlon. then communicate wtCb your conerusman and a~ lt auc:clnctly. There will be a lot or new members of Consress lncornina. They wiU be hearing many de· mnnda, will have many d.istrac· lions. so sloganizc your sentl ments lfyouca.n If you can'\, hc>lp yourself to thh1 one: "If tht' church school is starved out. we hsve • tired tum on the rteld and nobody on the bench" tainly. I think, Cartt!r won·t try the executive agreement route. But he 1s keepmg his option~ open. Carter got the Panama·Canal tr<>alu:s through with one vote to "Par<' "It wa!-t the m<>'>l difficult l~t'>k I have l'vcr assumed." hl' ... a\s, "more d1rfacult than betn~ elected president. muc h more darricult than the Camp Davtd agreement." SALT II will bl· harder stall . Gen. Maxwell Taylor told the American Enterprise Institute last summer that chances or a Senate two-thirds are "so slight as lo justify the withholding of the treaty by the president to avoid the consequences of reje<.· lion." Consequences? -"a political disaster or major dimensions." Taylor says. LINES ARE forming . Tht.! American Security Council. g randdaddy or the military· industnal <'Omplex. hai. created ats Coalillon ror Peace Through Strength and as reaching out for the hawks lih• the American Coahtaon of Patriotic Societies and the Committee on the Present Danger The election knocked off five liberal Democrats. Carter is girding for the strug· gle. too -he is appeasing the hawks. They wall charge be is "soft" on Communism. (A full page ad in Tht• Wall Street Journal. Nov. 15. inserted by TV Guide. cried that "The U.S. has conceded to the Soviet Union parity in strategic nuclear weapons.'') THE BA'ITLE HAS begun; 1t will be nasty; it will be com plex; it couJd shape our destiny Carter's appeasements so far Arms negotiator Paul Wamkt!. hated by hard ·hners. ha., stepped down; the U.S. military hudgct will be increased by three percent -about $15 billion <while welfare ai. slashed>; a prt'posterous cavil dcrense city- t-vacuation program costing om· or two billion dollars is pro posed. though I find it hard to believe Carter takC's 1t serious ly. the Pentagon reassures lht• nation that the U.S. cruise mis s ilc can penetrate Soviet de fenses no matter what Moscow does . There will be more of this. The price of Carter appeasement ls high; the ~~t. or failure is higher: the Senate Budget Com· miltee last spring said that without SALT. arms s~nding over the next 15 yean1 will In· crease by $100 billion. Carter's views on the Russians are known : They are not monsters. Nixon met thrice with Brezhnev, Ford once. George Kennan called KremUo leaders "perhaps the most couerv1tJve ruling group to be found anywhere in the world, m arked· ly advanced ln aae. approachlnR t he end or their tenure, and given to anything else but rash adventure." Maybe so. At Annapolis laat June Carter 1tave them the choice. coopera. tlon or confrontation. And so he sits before the 'lob<:. TRR 13 thr r«gulor b11llne o/ Richard Strota who b on oocctfon r hi• column woa wnUmt bSI Morion Kondrac~. em:ulioit tdUor of the Nno RqJUbUc. • , 5unday ~moor 10 1978 To write the Diiiy Piiot/Bo• 1560, Co\to Mew, CA 926~' To Call the Oellv Piiot n 1A Ml·~311 All orano•Co•SID•••yP1101 More ~inion ---------------------------------------------------t Nick Thimmesch Nixon • 1gures NEW YORK ClTV -Richard M Nixon reWrned to Am rican publl<' llte throueb lb back door of Pant and Loodon when hit 11ppearantt.1 unsurpn 1qly pro volitl"d what mW1t bl-"'° familiar lo him boo1n1 and tn~ult.a from demo.u.tratora, and ch•n .lod applawse from 11pprttl1l hf' audtl"nt"t>I Wat tr ah and the bomt th1t hnJlt"N "t'rt-not uppermClliil In h 1~ mmd wht•n I tntervtewt'd him ln hill MJlte al thr Waldorf Towtra lut w,...-k tie w &11 mono tntt'f'e"'trd tn U.. "' a r m r t•' po n t• he IC o I 1 n Europ . tbt' \'Onicr tu lator) m''' J Wt<" ht• rt-l"t"l\l~ ht>rt.•, n:portli on the bag au dlen cc h t l1rt.'w on publl <' ltlevis1on und an rc8S9eTt1Jla the <>OmbaUve spant which i.Mw ham lhroueh pohtarul w1tr!'> ~rk to President Trurnan' ttnlt' ··A man 1i-. not f1m~ht'd wh.-n ht> I' d('h.-ated.' he told mt• ·u,. Ill fllll&hl'd wtwn h~ qual:. ''MV PHJl.OSOPHY 1~ thut no matte r how many times you an: knocked down, you gel oH that noor. even If you are bloody. bat tert'd and beaten, and JUl!t kl'Cp slugging -providing you have something to h ve tor. "If you have something you beheve an, and worth fighting for. the ~re a test test as not when \I I • I I' • ilrlUIOI?. but when you .ll 1. •• >wn 1:11 th:.it floor. You've gut to ~1.·1 up and start banging again. ··When l s tudy m en and women leaders in history, those I admire the most are those who have gone lb.rough adversity and come back. You've got to learn to s urvive a defeat. That's when you develop character." me In a phll<MOl>hl<"al mnmf'nt · If an individual want.I lo tM: ;a le-dc>r and 11n't t'ontroH•ns11&J that m•ant tw nf'ver .. tood for Mn> tbln, ln the world tcxl11~, there art fl()( many 1ood l'holre' only thou·~ beh1rt.·l"n tht.• half ~"c>d and lht• h-.1 hilt aiood "I A LEAD .a dot."lln't !ltllnd up on. ICN' t b Ut". ht-'• Ml Ill •n• to bro 1n-at I( he dOt> stand up, h4' w1U ht-controvtraaal "Th.-mart ol lt~n1h1i1 h. not how a le1drr un lulu• a popuhu po11uon nd ndt with It, llkt• a poll Cit t-OOlrt'flalonal hl~t1l1 m1•nt The rf'al t""'t la t.o Lake Lht> wt popul1r poa1uon, ti hl" thlnlul u ta r-aah t . and mukf' 1t popular Edmund Rurk•• \&Id u haH dOU'n grb3hol)J*r-11 cun ma.ko u 1..-rr1blf' rM'lwt -.hair a thow.•nd t'ov." aill'ntly rhtw th~tr eud l)()n •t .rnak.-the m1stuke. Buf'kf' .. aad, of than.kin~ tho=-e who mak~ thf' mMt noi11t are tht' only 1n hab1t1n~ of th.-facld " tTbe a<.•tuitJ Bu.rice quok on atrnuhoppen and cow&, as 1t ll· pears an Bartlett'ii Quotaltoo.'J Is lonittr and mort eloquent, but Nixon captured the t.'lSSt:nce } THOUGH llE dt.•(•lared at Ox ford. ··1 -.im not golnf.t to k~p my mouth shut ." Nixon refrains from d<'talled d1~<'uss 1on or direct quotation on severul tough lSsues wh1t'h President Carter wrt!Sties w1Ul relations w it h the Soviets, the S ALT negotiut1ons and the Maddie East peat'e setUemenl. Nixon still believes that bal· ance-fo-power strategy is the best way to deal with the Soviets, that while the Soviets do not want war, they will take advan· t age of American weaknesses to engage in adventurous policies without fear of retaliation, and therefore the United States could suffer a defeat without war. The remedy, by his thinking, 1s to mai ntain military superiority over the Soviets, and not to aJl"w them to limit U.S. options to a nuclear response <"ausing the mass destruction of civilians. ~~--~ on hia birthday, Jan 9, 1978. when Humphrey wui, only four duys from death. Muriel Humphrty recal111 that 11he thlnka Nixon's voice brokt> on both occasions whlle her husband spoke wltb hjm. THERE WAS A stir and some sniping when Nixon came to llumphrey'a fu.rwral service in the Cal>itol Rotunda. It was Nix· on 's flrst visit to Washlogton since he resigned In dl.Bgrace In 1974. But Muriel Humphrey wanted Nixon to be there. She once told me: "I m ade that decision easily. Hubert and he had been in touch with one another, orr and on, partlcularly on special oceaslOM I WH very p leased when I learned th&t President Nixon was com ing to the funeral. It gave some beat· ing to him and Pat." The Nixon-Humphrey r ela- tionship says more about Hum. phrey's live-a nd -l et -live philosophy than lt does about Nixon's views of advers anes. Nlxon sWJ harbors strong and resentful feelings about many of those he regards u enemies, in· eluding lhe press. "THE PRESS is going to b<· the same toward me, and I don't mind ," be told me. "The press was in an adversary re lationship long before I became President "I beat them too many times I beat them on the Hiss case. 1 beat them on the fund con· troversy (1952), and I beat them when I came back and won the Presidency. They have never been for me. "They don't agree with me. I am an economic conservative and they aren't. They supported me on the China initiative, but for the wrong reasons. They just didn't understand what U was all about." HE LAUGHED at this point and said, ''They thought 1 had finally seen the light and felt that communism wasn't all that bad. How naive. NIXON MAKES it clear that deba te is his meat and taking a stand has strong drink. "I Just don't like sitting on my fanny at San Clemente or playing golf to take up my time.·· he said "Some people wait lo retire in Palm Springs or Palm Beach or Leisure World They play golf, go fi shing or play bridge. A SALT agreement which only ma lntains In s tability as a danger, therefore, and a bad agreement ls worse than none at all. ''I metety &~ked if he '1M Any+Yliv.g to de<IAte." ·'There's nothing personal in my feelings about the press. It's part of life. That's the way it has been , and that's the way it will be. •'The writing press ls much fairer than the televislon press which ha s no balance whatsoever . You cannot name a top te levision comme ntator employed by one qf the three big networks who is oo the con- servativeslde. "All th.at bores me to death, -and so do cocktail parties. I hope I never have to go lo another cocktail party as long as I live I don't like dinners, and fortunate· ly my wife doesn't either. "WHEN YOU have been to the top state dinners at the White House. the Kremlin. tn Peking or P.iris what the hell do we want to go to a dmner on Park Avenue for" Why? No way! ·'The point is that once an in dividual believes that lhe whole purpose in life is lo earn and succeed so that he can retire grat'efuily and go lo pasture. well. believe me. he isn't goin(o: to lead a productive hfe. It is so tempting to get out of the eye of lhe hurricane. "For me, taking a stand , particularly on issues which af feet world peace, is living,'' IN EUROPE, Nixon declared that "my pohttcal life is over " When he said this in England, the demonstrators outside at Ox- ford let loose with a loud cheer. Th ere were con c urre nt murmurs of reltef among pro- fess ion a I R e publicans in Washington who thought, good Lord. could he want lo get back in politics? So, while he's out of politics. which seems sensible for a man central to Watergate, that doesn't mean Nixon's belief thal being l'Ontroversial In politic!! won't carry over Into his future public statements. howeve r "nun political." ··Bei n g controver s ial in pohtacs is anevjtable," he told .. . .. AS FOR THE Middle East, Nixon thinks the removal of Egypt as a military threat to Israel ends the possibility of a significant war in that region. But the Palestinian problem remains, and he believes it is in I srael 's interes t to be as generous as possible on the West Bank question in order lo pro- tect Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's position in the Arab world. In any case, Nixon thinks, the Soviets must be kept out of the Middle East. Israel must be kept strong enough to defend itself. the United States should keep frie ndly with Is r ael 's Arab ne ighbors so the Soviets can·t move tn, and Sadat must be kept in power a s a g uarantee· to future stability. HE IS LESS restrained tn commenting on "human rights." In characteristic form, Nixon says, "I applaud Mr. Carter's fine rhetoric on human rights" and then proceeds lo raise ques- tions. ··Did anybody suggest that Saudi Arabia Is not an a bsolute monarchy," he asks, "and that we are going to say lo King Khaled or Prince Fahd. 'Look. boys, until you unveil the women -the Shah of Iran has already done that -we won't buy your oil'> Hell no! "WHERE AR E the human rights in China·! Are we going to change our policy on Chrna because they don't have human rili(hts·1 Hell no! "On this question. ther e are no good choices in the world. The 1 Shah is authoritarian. but we don't want to lose th e Shah. In Manila. Marcos has a damned military government, but do you want communism out there? ·'Those are a uthoritarian states. but they don 't threaten their neighbors and they are our friends . Totalitarian Com - munist states do threaten their neighbors, and they are not our friends." THE SAME distinction must be drawn, Nixon says, in terms or what South Vietnam was and what CommunJst Vietnam is to- day. He says that while South Vietna m was not wholly dem- ocratic and had corruption, there was dissent, political op- position and l7 newspapers. Now there is no di11sent, con- centration camps, no political opposition and one newspaper, that of the Communist regime. .. Look at this situation con- cerning the move to deport Gen. Loan," he says. "Why won't people get more het up about what Communist Vietnam is do- ing to its own people. letting them starve on those boats? It was Lenin who s aid that ref- ugees are people who vote with their feet, and that s till holds. "WHEN IT CAME t o atrocities in the Vietnam war, yes, there were atrocities in the South, including My Lai. But two wrongs make two wrongs. The atrocities in the South were brought on by atrocities by the North which were infinitely worse. on a magnitude of 10 to 1 "President Carter is right on t>o YOU IJ.flNI< BOB CliRON EVER IMAGINES FOR ONE WILD MOMENT SLIPPINED ? ' the Gen. Loan case In saying lt is ridiculous and that the man shouldn't be deported. The lm- m1gralion and Naturahzallon Ser vice is wrong. I couldn't agree with Carter more. Good for him." If Nixon Is restrained on Carter, and occasionally even praises him, he is outright warm and admiring of the late Sen. Hubert Humphrey. Nixon and Humphrey d e veloped a friendship, via long.distance phone, in the last two years of Humphrey's life. "HUBERT WAS always good to m e," Nixon recalled. "As he a pproached the end, he was r;y mpathf'tic to me, J guess beca';;~ had been sick, too." In mber 1976. Humphrey, while reeuperating in his Waver- ly, Minn., ho me, from the e normous s urgery which re· moved lus cancer ·ridden blad- d e r , told me : "Nixon was always respectful with me. He went out of his way lo be so. "When we left Washington after his Inauguration, he sent us home in the presidential plane and with our household goods aboard. fie phoned me wath wishes lo get well when l was recovering from my sur· ger y." NIXON NOW recalls ; "When he left Washington in 1969, I gave him the Air Force One bat'kup plane. a nd Secret Service protection for six months. (Lyndon) Johnson ob- Jet'ted to all that, l don't know why. He didn't object as a Mailbox personal matter . He just said il wasn't good precedent. "One reason I did it was that when I was in the unusual po5i· tion of being a Vice President who had run for President and lost In a close election (1960). I had no transportation home, no Secr et Service, no nothing, not even a pension <Vice Presidents now get federal pensions). · · 1 knew what Hubert was going through, and I wanted to make it easier on rum. "HUBERT WAS a man who had many people disagreeing with him . b ut h e had no enemies. Hubert was just a guy you liked. He could say out· rageous things. "He kicked the -out or me in 1968. He went around shouta.n.g that J was Richard·the-Chicken- Hearted. I just laug hed about it, Hubert wasn't like McGovern, bitter and vicious and all that. Jl was just good old Hubert on the stump. "I had Hubert down to the White House as often as I could, a nd I had Barry Goldwater down there, too. But the damned Re publican leadership, and the Democratic lead e rship, loo, bitched about it. THEY DIDN'T want those guys down there because they weren't the leadership. Waan'l that terrible? They should have wanted them down there for every meeting!" Anyway, Humphrey remem- bered Nixon by phoning him ln 1976 t o wis h him Merry Christmu, and even calling him "Oh, Howard K. Smith (of ABC> is conservative on forei~n policy issues. He's been decent. but can you name another ? "The writing press will stick the hook in you now and then, but they s<>rt of feel that they have to live with you, and after they think about it, they are fairer. "THE TELEVISION press 1s far overpaid. That's one reason I admire people who slick in the writing press. What the hell, they aren't in at for the money, but because they feel they art.· contributing something. It's life to them." The record wiU always s how that he is the first President forced to resign from office and due to scandal. He admits he "screwed up" on Water gate and claims "I pa.id the price." NO ONE, including his most vehement opponents, ever de- nied that this m an was blessed with a first-class m ind and an uns urpassed understanding of the international situation. What he did with this m ind, and the power which came to him in elective politics. is the judgment history will make. Now. as he m akes obvious moves to restore his reputation, and to agarn enter the arena of disputation, Nixon remands us how durable he has been in our lifetime. How Much Proof Is Needed? To the Editor I am writing in response to an a rtic le in the Nov. 20 paper about the increase ln w1ne drink· ing. l am shocked to hear that alcohol consumption has grown this much in a society that ls warned about such things. J am a high school senior and I am constantly being told about the dangers of alcohol. It is alarming to aee that the youths of the '60s, who were also warned about alcohol are the ones who are productne the ln· crease 1n consumption. l alao • u ttf'rs /r1>m readers arr ~lcomf' Thf' nght to condensr ltttns to /ti IJ)Q('f:' or t>/1mlr1atP libel as res~d IA'lt<'r., oj 300 word.s or ltss wall ~ gtvt>n pre/<'renu All lt>trers mu.'' an d ud' atgnoture and mallmg oddrru but name.s mau be wUhhfld on re• qwst ff IUl/icftnt reason lt aPJ>Ortnt. PoetrJI Will not be pul>l14h«I thought that the new tests for proving drunk driving might have held down the increase. It would be interesting to see the consumption figures for beer and the harder alcohols. Also an age breakdown on these figures might predict the alcohol future. ROBERTM. CHASTELER Catt'A .. ed Bird• TotbeEdltor: l wl-'1 to commend t.he Dally Pt ot tor your oa·1oln1 coverage of the oeprey and neat rn Newport Harbor. Aa cltiuns or a rapidly expand· tn1 urban area. we tend l-0 forget, that wl1d ere.lures are in and around our mid.al. Your articles have reminded us that there are dedicated people Uke Paul Kelley within the St.ate Department of Fish and Game a.nd other ,-roups that participated in the nest transfer . who care abouUnlmals. Ma n has had severe Impact on the habitat. ol so m any animals and plants that it is pleasant to read about people who have tried to reverse this trend by even an ln· flnlteslmaJ amount PAUL WRIGIIT Orford Oplnlo• To the F.d.ltor: Re your Dec. 4 edltorlal, •·A Poor Exhibition" (on the Oxford demoftltraUon against Richard Nixon): On the contrary, It was a necessary and important exhlbi· t ion. This slean. unpuoiahed crook must be enco uraged to crawl back undef h.ts rocl< The fact that he Is not in prison with the rest of Ms thugs makes it especially Important for all Americans -regardless of where thty are -lo express cont lnued revul~lon of this ugly little man ud his acta. JIM REDDON .. •I A 1% DAILY PILOT 8uno1y 0.0.mbtr 10 1978 12-second Flight Long as Jetliner II)' HOWARD 8 1':Nt:o1cr KrM'V HAWK. N (' CAP> To Oy like 1 bird. to soar 1mon1 lhe <'lou<h I\ wa a ctn lurlf!I old d~am Many tried and full.-d 1hf'lr attempll r&n84td rrom ~ bturre tu Lht-foolhardy TREV HITCHED WING!\ to lhflmMlvtt1 and 'llt to rarrlaaea Thf'y leapl'd from hel1ht1 to thelr drath~. vatnJy napp1nc their homemade wtn1• Their muhlnt<t whf'C"wd and <'O\llbed and bounct'd and jf'rkfod and blew lo bitJ. UntU that cold bluatt'ry d•> nt1 • North ('arollna cout 7~ ynra •ltO nC"xt Vt'f"f'lt whft' two ob1curt1 bicyclt' mak1•n t rom Oayton, Ohio, challen1~ thll\ dr\'am and lhf' my11\ent•• ot ruaht. For lhrtt yl! r Orvllll' 11n'1 Wi lbur Wnaht had Oown llldttn UVt•r tht' r0Jbn1 tand hll11 Of Kitty lhawk. l~ tln(I theone., of fliaht In the w1nds Now. for tht> f1r~t lime, tht'y attached a 12 horM"power enalnl' to II a&llder hkt' vehicle It wu Dec 17, 1903, und they were ready .......... WRIGHT'S FLIGHT how your ove - Give the gift of self-confidence and strong reading skills . The Reading Ga1ne AM(RICA S FOREMOST A(AOINC ACHlfVfME NT CEN~H•, 1420 North Bristol t .. 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It had an elevator tn tront and a dou· ble nadder m the rear and had 11 winaspan ol 40 feet 4 inc hes. The enarne, with a c h1ln transmluion like a bicycle's, drove two pro· pellers ln opposite directions They named 1t the Wnght Flyer after one of their bicycle models BOY EYES SPRUCE, MUSLIN, WIRE OF WAIGHT BROTHERS' PLANE FJrtt Flight Commemorated at AJr and Space MuMum In WHhlngton ADDR ESS CITV $I.AT C: Z IP Ice coated the rain pools and a biller wind whipped the sand d une named KJll Devil Hiii. The brothers kne w there was risk in testing the untried craft In such conditions, but were anx· 1otts to get back to Dayton for Chnstmas, and h~d faith in their calculations and skill. Wilbur won a coin toss to attempt the first m1ght. That effort was ma de Dec. 14. but the P )'e/ p4unged into the sand three seconda after takebff because of an overcorrection of the elevator. Two days were required lo r epair the damage. SO IT WAS ORVILLE'S tum on Dec. 17. He lay down on the lower wing, grasping a lever. The m otor coughed, then roared. The propellers turned. The Flyer moved s lowly into a 27·mlle· a~·hour wind. Wilbur ran alongside. steadying a wlng until the c raft rose into the a ir The momentous flight lasted only 12 .seconds, lifted only 10 feet off the ground and covered only 120 reel But 1t was man's first sue cessful powered flight In a r rafl heavier than air The Wrights new the Flyer three more thpes that day. On the fourth tnp, Wilbur kept 1t ~loft for 59 seconds and traveled 852 reet. Thal afternoon, while the brothers assessed the flights, a s udden gust nipped the plane over. damaging it badly. ll couldn't be repaired for more trips that day ; indeed. it was never flown 11ain. ONLY FIVE PERSONS witnessed the nights One. J ohn T. Dantels or the Kiii Devil Hills Life Saving Station, took historic photo- g raphs The achie vement gene r ally went un- heralded. Most ne ws papers ignored it. They had been stung loo orten by reports of cranks and sensataon·seekers who had clrumed socce~ful rtights No on e. including the Wrights themselves, grasped the full m~aning or the fi rs t flight, or realized it was one of history's t rue milestones. It took more tha n a week lo cross the Allan· lie by ship in 1903 ; today It takes 3'h hours by supersonic Concorde. That first 120-root flight could be made walking the fuselage or some large Jets. Airliners have changed the hablt5 aod living standards ot the world. There are nearly 200,000 airplanes In lhe United States alone. Las t year 620 million passe ngers flew on scheduled airlines. And the warplane plays a major role In the rate or nations . All in 75 years. "No other achievement or our century has made such a profound impact on the lives or peoples everywhere as aviation," says Yves Lambert, secretary-general of the In· ternational Civil Aviation Organization. Why did the Wrights succeed wher e so many others railed ? "The Wright brothers were truly unique in their very scient1f1c, very re alistic approach to the problems of flight." says Walter Boyne, ex· ecutive officer and curator of aviation at the Smithsonian Jnst1tul1on's National Air and Space Museum in Wa shington. "TIIEV DID NOT approach at a s someone who hoped to be able to fly They approached 1t systematically to make sure they could ny." Boyne says the Wrights didn't want just to sit in a stable vessel and steer at lhrouqh the air. So they created a glider IJley could control on all three axes. using a homemade wind tunnel in their Dayton bicycle s hop to lest their ideas. "By 1903 they had prepared all the essential elements," be said. "They knew they bad an airpla.ne they could Oy ; they knew they had a n engine that was sufficient to power it, and they knew they could control It In the air. "0111ER INVENTORS missed on one or more of these accounts," Boyne says. "Most didn't perceive t he problem of control." After Kitty Hawk, the Wrights gave u p bicycles and worked for several years develop- ing the airplane for practical transportation. They built improved planes and made hundreds of experimental flights in a cow pasture near Dayton, mastering banks , turns, circles and figure eights. In 1905, Wilbur new 24 miles non· stop. They also roresaw the airplane's military potential. In 1907, after fi rst rejecting the Idea. <See FIRST, Page Al3) SAVE 20% on our 14K gold mountings. this Monday. Dec. 11. 12:00 - 9:00 p.m. and for your convenience Mr. Jim Dudmon. mountings designer will be here to assist you in selecting the mountings that will be just perfect· for you ... Also. o rent re ine o 1amon s are 30°/o off Dec. 1 Oth thru Dec. 17th rsclCPenney 13~~ 644-JJIJ • Yes ••• We are the Best SAVE 42% St.ts VAUJ( CANE FLOOR LAMP Pop1lar 54" floor lamp w/table 59.95 WESTWOOD Brass Lamps Westwood i!t lhe nation's largest m .inuf.ictun•r o ( fine qu.ility table lampi.. 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Wilbur became a hero and word of his flight spread. ~ Orville began Army tests the next month al ; Fort Myer, Va. But arter 10 s uccessful teals a broken propeller sent • the craft plunging to the ground from 125 feet. His passenger, Lt . Thomas E . Selfridge, died of a fractured skull, first person to lose his life in an airplane. Orville escaped with a broken leg and cracked ribs. "IT WASN'T cat astrophic ," Boyne says. "It was disap- pointing. But the de- monstrations up to that ' point had been so sue- • cessful that it JUSt re- . mained for them to meet the terms of the con- tract, which the)' did in 1909." Commercial firms formed In France and Germany to manufac- ture Wright planes, and the· Wright Company was formed In Dayton with Wilbur as president and Orville vice presi- dent. They grew wealthy and famous. Wilbur died of typhoid fever in 1912 at 45. Orville seemed to lose his zest and three years tater sold the company. He lived until 1948 and witnessed the dawn of the jet age and the nuclear era -the latter a byproduct of ton g- range aviation. THE FIRST scheduled airline passeng e r service began In the United States in 1914 with a flying boat shuttl· Ing handful s o f passen gers between Tampa and S t . Peter11burg, Fla. It was unprofitable and short· lived, as were several undertakings that followed . But they served as yardsticks for future operations. Aviation got a major boost during World War I , when its combat usefulness was dis - covered and warring.na• lions Improved desl~n. Today , it 's a n aerospace world . Defense relies on ballistic missiles, satelUtes circle the globe and man baa visited the moon. THE U.S. apace shut· tle, maneuverable ln space, wlll make Ila maiden niaht next year and return to earth llke 'an airliner. It ~tead to small orblUn& apace colonies before the end of the year -thence manned fll&hls to the planeta. So, on 75lh anniversary of Kitty Hawk, men stlll dream dreams -now t.o travel "beyond the r.ealm of birds, beyond where the eye can see. . . Sund1y OeoeMOer 10. 1978 DAILY PILOT AJS I THEY WON'T LAST savings place COLOSSAL INVENTORY OF BEAUTIFUL LONG! PALMS UPTO 50~ "MAGNIFICENT' YERr LAROE 88 =ENFROI Sf5 H RAYi REG. BEAUTIFUL ~·.,,, HEAL THY DECORATOR PLANTS ~-50%0FF -GIANT~ I ' ~ Onmge ~· fllteit' I NEW 5,000 SQ. FT. INDOOR PLANT GARDEN oung rounsr tries his wings on spot where Orville Wright brought mankind Into air age at Kitty Hawk, N.C. Dec. 17, 1903. The rock marks· takeoff point for 120.foot flight which terminated at the marl<er. left. Wright Memorial, background, rises above Kill Devil H Ill where they conducted many gliding tests. • CHAIC~lfl Ult \ 'ifl MASTHCHAIOI 01 VtSA CAto ·: CHAMPAGNE \. ., I CREATE YOUR OWN OMELETTE You chooSe the lnQredlents and we c1istom make a great three-ecN omelette to suit~ Individual taste. They are so big and so you may want to trade bites to see wtlpse choice Is best Also Belgium waffles arlc'.l lots of other good things. • Gigantic. Fantastic year·•nd INVENTORY SELL-OFF!! .... ,., .u • 1858 NEWPORT BLVD• COSTA MESA• 845-3392 • --..... -- \ . • •I ' .t I Sundey, Decem1w tO. 1'71 Image Adjustme nt Due 1 Researcher h o uld A k Indian ly ANNF. COOPF.a OI ... o.uy ~ tutt Studmta of th• Amenun In· dl n havt> 10~ t•vt>rywh~rt• but to th• Indian to lt'arn of h1• r hura<.•lt-natlt•• .. net t•ultur • Hy11 J Of.' WI t.on Tht-r~ ult, for tht" ron~rn porary Amtrl<'Dn Indian, •• oflt>n a profound ldl'ntlty C'r1•1a. u 1d Wtl.un. an lndl n thOUrt·~ .. .,..-d11li.t for <'•&>llftrant1 lJnlftf'd School Dl.atrlrt · I PIC'k ua• 111 book on lndlRnll." u 1d Wtlaon • full blooded Cht'rOkl"t', "and I r• d that In <h.,n• l'll Ont) onf' laq(t' m•al 1n the-mldd.le ol lht" d11) l>ot~ lhal 111t"an that I an Indian, am 1>uppo11t"duwu1m1rmt•11 a da>t"' WHaon w .. ~ hm-d h\' lht• rhool di trl('l II Yt'U MO IO ct1n·<·t llll tndlen t.dut .. uon ft f''t>ul'<·•· Ct"Dtlr. Th•• <''411lf'r o frf'r t•oYDMUn1 <And tulorlOA to ln di MD t ktrt n •nd 1u I nu h on nn American Indian <'Ulturc atnd l111tory to •II tht• cll"llrlrt • chtJdren Thi ('fnte•r 111 'l)l u•t rtl In 11 tr oiler on th<' .cround'I of lh1• Sun Juu11 t~lt'uwnluq S1·houl 111 S1rn Juun Cupu;tnrno Of lht' dl1iltlt'l 0!> Ill 000 1tu dt>nhl , ~ huv1• bc•1•11 1l..l1•nllfh<d ua Amerlcun lnd1•n chaldrnn t1 lltlble lo partll'll> .. te in the federally (untJl'd llldl ull t'CJUNI lion proaram Som e ot the lndt•n c·haldren 1n the Cupllllritno 11chool dai.lrlct are Juanenot1. whotu.o anccston lived in the Cup111l r1Jno V1dley before Europeun& 1'el root in Cal1ro rn1a Others are fro m tribes d11µlaced from their un· l'e&trol lunds Only a parent's 1l1tnature lb required to certify a child's In d1an ancestry and qualify him for the Indian education pro· gram. Oett) ...... •i.ttt .._ INOIAN TEACH!R Joe Wllaon I h11w my ravor1t~ word.II." hf' Mud "How oflt>n t·an an Jn 1t111n d11lc1 IM• told ttual lndlun11 urc 'pr11niltv1·' hf•forc he NlurtJI rh1nk 111u 111uy h1• h t''I l'llmph1 minded '" W llaon 1 110 worke with Capi•trano Unified leachera ti> try lo bclf. them become more 1en1lllvt n lhtllr portrayal of Ain.-rlun lndlan1. lie phmii •evtm work1ho1>1 for hrnchera thl1 year to alert them lo tAtxl· book 111.A'rrotyp1na. lo tul th m In on rontemporary Jndlan con rtrn11 and to acquulnt them with Jndlan culture. "lndlana artin't 'rt1dskln11,' whkh llOUnd• deroaiatory, and tht'y don't •roam.' " ho uld "Anlm la roam the plam1. In· dlaa. don't •• 'Natlvf Am.-ncan' la out a. • sub otul.A' for • Amtrlcan Jn. dlan. · bfocaute some lady In l'ut•rto Rko or somewhere aatd correetly that she wu a niallv.-American and not an Amrr le Jl lndlan " Wllisoo Hid that moet people. in<'ludlnai many teachers. do not rrall.te how diverse Amencan lndlarn culture wat and la. In· dhin• cM.MOt be lumped together dny me>tt than Europeans can bt'. ht> uid Chonctt-rl11ng Indians ac· <'Ordln11 to the trait.& or pracUce8 of one tribe, he swd, Is about as uN·uraw as aaying Europearui live chiefly on •J>'Ushelli. an Clemente Offe r s Opera Gala Tonight Setecllon.s from "If Trav1ota," "Madume Butterfl y" ond the "Messiah" will be performed by (our opera 11tars tonl1ht at a holiday galu In San Clemente, pre se nted by former Metropolitan Opera baritone William OIVJs. Traditional Christmas curol11 a nd sel ec tions fr om the "Messiah" will conc lude the concert Proceeds from ticke t sales will benefit the South CoHt Boys Club In San Clemente and the Great Western Lyric Theater Foundation, which Olvis has re· cenlly founded to fund and coord inate performing art.a in the South Coast area. Laoauege dlWcultles bnng many Indian atudenu to the rt:· sow-ce cent.er, where Wilson and h11 Haoc1ales pair them with t uton. Other students come for C'ounsellD8. O lvls, presentl y a San Clemente resident. has Invited Adrienne Leonetti, of the San Francisco Opera Company : lyric tenor Nolan Vay Way, who played opposite Beverly Sills In a r ece ntl y t e l e v ise d performance of "The Merry W i dow," soprano Andrea Vorsal, of the Zurich Opera. Tonight's concert will begin at 7 o'clock at the San Clemente Community Center , 100 Calle Seville. Tickets will be available at the door for $6 and $10. Hinter on the Bearla "f\., wouldn't be accurate to say there are American Indians sufferln, today from culture shock," 110111 Wll~mn, "but W<' do sPe Indian <'h1ldr<•n suffcrinl( from a ncgal1v<' t1clf·1m ugc Pianist Mano Feninge r will a ls o appea r , in u cameo performance, said Olvis. Additional Information is available by calling 492·6635, 492·7399, 496-3716, 830-9424 or 955-0071. A few footprints and the tracks of a llf~guard jeep arc the only signs of life on this stretch of beach in Newport. The stark scene was recorded Friday after· noon. It is in sha rp contrast to the PUBLIC NOTICE PAaKlfa a 1vEaA TOMMlf' WAARfN PAAIC[A -JO'>f PH ANl~Y RIVERA "'" II, ~-CA Yue••.,. <•, fo<m~• 0-nl ol C~'''""° °"-""· <"• Pa•...., t ~J of ~ fWM I\ Ca f)A\....0 llW8Y NO¥~mber -,., .. ,. WNlwer11 I ( ''"IJ" ,r l!(lfl bO c.m .. Cl1t1n l'i· 1!1-C BustrJP t.. B1gtJl11<1 ldnCJ l~M1i.Cleed "' p.,. ""' .. 8? 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ANIMl"'.C• A1111Nttl Fl/Oflrw \llolll"'y~r, 77)1 OreftQe, (O\le Mo>W, C" Ct•<tllC• Orlnl•t f'al<! 111111. l~lOO MeQMll•, ~ltftl,.\lt'r (a T Ill\ bu\111«0 h t OflOu<led Dy • Ql'MfAl~Wll Jflftn I( '"""'" Tllf• ,,.,__ .... lllttd '"''" '"" C-ly (1«11 OI 0.~ COUlll' 9fl HonMbff ». 1m ...... f'vOll\llM Or ... CO.M o.lty fltlOI O.C. J, It, II, t4, tt1t Wl·lt l...,,._G o..-r Tiii\ \I--wA\ hi.d wit" ,.,._ CO<lnty (1<'0 OI 0<-(O<lnly Oft ....,,tmO.r JO "'II 11'1"61' Pvl>lll-Or .... Coa•I O•llt Piiot Oe< J. 10. 11. 1•. 1•1• \.191 ,. PUBLIC f'#OTICE ll'ICTITIOUS aUSINEIS NAMI STATI MINT lll~ 10110wono -~ ,, Oo4<ICl ""'' ,..,, .,, RALPH GORR PA(I .. (, FNGIHFS. 11't W•t\t)(l (O\t" --. CA <nUt. Ratpf> Ml<_. Corr 17•9 Witt.an CO\I• M~"' CA '7t.:lfl f hi\ bU\"""4 •• ronduc' ttod h• •" tft OIYICklel A"IP"M (A>tt Thf\ \l .. 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IVoAAIC l f . 100 ltn MAttnf' A\frn~P U •lt>O• hl .. tH1 ~-1t•o,,1tA "'1:t#J 1 f '"'n• \ M.tt•fl'C '" C •hfOfnt,t for. oorttttnn I 7)0 ""''" Ld o,.,. lnq.,wooo. CAhtOf'nut 'fQJOt ' fl\1\ bU\INf\\ ;\ t()n()u(lrd by O fW• POt1tl1on f RA .. I( .. MARKET R1tFlif-.rtJ 'Vo\.UOd, f.JrM•fttnt fPtt• ti.l1tf~->ftt lllW4' f1I~ Wllh ftwt (ounto; t ffftk ''' Oro~ (OVl\fv o" Novrmb•' ••. t'118 ll'IOfflJ Puhh\~ Or#f'\Qlt (4e\t Oa1•'r Pth,f NU• " I• 0... l 10 l~fl Hll 11 PUBLIC NOTICE ,. •CT• nous •USINl\S NAME STATEMINT "" rot-no°"'_,,, -"'"" f'W•'\\ .. , • ON TIKI MOIC:l, ~ H••oor Rt•d ( O\IA M>'W ( .. <1'1611> w,.nq r MCI HM• fh<tnq. 1111 F p,~, fUI"'''°" t • <ntoll th• Du\•~' ·~ r onOuc: '4td tW dn tn-• dh•ctv-.t• Wano I H>OH\IA(ll_, f "'' \htlf"'ff't<'f\I •4\ fllt-d wtfh I~ roun•t ,,_,., nt O'•f"Qll"t CO\H'lh on NOYf"'l>o r lb 1911 f'l .... S Pul>IO\"'d o..-· ,.,_,., O<>ttv l'oiot Nov I' 16 Ott J. 10. 1911 )1'1'1 II PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITI041S austNEU NAMlf STATEMl!NT 1' "" toHowtnQ c:>0r•.on\ 4n• 001nq 0\1\I,,_,, -~ NA rlJPAl or<,1(,N PROOuc r., •H( tfl\M \() An41twum. An4lhto1m t. •t1to• n1e '1900 N•• W•\• lt'IOU\trtfH. tnc J (4UtfOrntA tOrl)(')tl',tOn l8JU Mt 8e•dv Culte. r °""'"'n V•ll••r CA UIOI l n1\ OU\H'W1•"\\ I\ ( ()ftdu(: t""' bit a t f~ Pot••-Nf WWf'>T INOU\Tlltr\ INC W1t1uwn M H1tfUfOVt Pr•V(joonl Mfntt Thi\ \f•tHf'Waftt w1t• fllf'd _..,1th tr»o JI f Ci A l C f A AM t ( S 0 r founly (l~rk of 0••"91' County uo NCWPOAT 1'01 ~*P<>•I Hlv<I (0\1• No v•mtwr 1), t•ft IOV ... CA <rJll)I ~ ..... p..,, 11•••• \\11 l ud-c It( I~ HUll!lnqlon Be« f\ (A ., .... H•<Ol<I l H It-II ¥JI HIOf\Und A~ Mnnrc•" CA JOU) ff\I\ ""'°'" .... " #A-.. (C)ft(kKff"(I '»• " CMIWt•I Per11Wr~ ll9"f1n P.eut 9•Af At.AN A PUUA A, ...... , ....... Utt W.ttcttlt Drive. Sle JU New,..rt a..c11 C• tt-PuDh\""" Or_. l.Ool\I 0..tl¥ Ptfot NO• If. 2L 0... l. IQ, t•ll ~It '"'' ,,.,_ ...... "'"" ...... '"" County rt••• OI 0.-(CM1nt1 on l PUBLIC NOTICE Nowmber ,. ""' ,,_1S Putlll\-0ref9' (M\I o.tlty Pilot 0.< ) 10 " ,. ,.,. PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUI 8USINISI MjUg STATIMINT .. ILLEGAL DRUG Coke: 81 UNDA. D UTllCH ·-~""--"'- J.A,)8 ANG -1wtnp. Beautll\al f:il• . .orno u f1mo111 u thelr ft.oe(, null oot.bpaate-ad •mil and drop I.he namea ol their lateat rums. Tbe cllnk ~ice in 1luaea mehl to a murmur or anUdpaUon The he>1t Cold chatnl naab.lnc around a ruor·blade ·necklace, demurely 1ervt1 up the evealna'• 1peclal treat on an el.,ant 1Uver tray A round or vlnt.ac• wme, Pttf'l•PI 1 NOi' QtJITI. TH GOODY al thll ln·crowd a tMrina la a dellnte VtbU.e powder laid out ln nut UtUe rows -couin . A powerful 1omulut inhaled or "snorted" lhrou.ab the now. couln. la tlle mo.t popular dn&e ot 1bui1e ln Am~nl'I today, authoriUee say And nowhere l.s It m<>tt cb.ic than 1n l.be moneyed movie and mualr toklnJ ol Loa Ana._ where th1I champqM Pf'iced dl'\ll tuUy affordable At $100 • 11am. ~(' l'I OM ol tbe moll H · penittvt d.rup on t.be lftet about the aamo price H hl'ratn but more tt-adll> availa~ and sodally acct'ptabll'. Ptoplt •bo mlabt not use uot.ber drua rt' wtllln.a to pay durly for cocaine beeaUM 1t 's not pbys1nlly addacove and tbe cocaine "hath" not t'Ull)' dttttted by others. llo•evtr. p.ycholoctca.I drpendenee can ck· velo". &nd the llni.nc or the user·~ ooae can be aeriou ly damq~ • • 1 wq en1ql'd to a record producer 1 few month& qo, nd at •eemed Uke be always bad a told," ay11 a ~ealt.by Beverly HUia woman. "It dadn 't dawn on me uot.11 months later \hat be wu heavily Into ~c " C£LEBRJTY COCAJNt: t\&aESTS rorm an odd ·'Who's Who." Among those arrettecl for in· vestiaauon ot possn11n1 coca.tne have been ac· tresses Linda Blair, Oail Fisher. Anjelica Huston, Louise Lasser. rormer child star Tommy RetUc, Rolling Stones guitarist K~it.b Richard and country s inger Waylon Jennings. "The whole town of Hollywood is coked out of its head." actor Robert Blake has said .. It's a status thing," says Deputy District Al· t orn ey John Watson, who bas prosecuted Hollywood cocaine cases. "Rock stars, people in the entertainment industry, give It a great deaJ of prestige.'' Cocaine's status appeaJ ls enhanced by ex· pensive parapbeoalla. A tiny golden or silver coke spoon, barely t.be size of a fl.ngernall, is ooe gadget used to insert cocaine into the nose. Some users prerer a narrow straw for inhal- ing. The elite use sliver straws, of course. Ruor blades are used lo chop cocaine into the finest powder possible. ftiskg Game 'MuJes' Face Arrest LOS ANGELES (AP> -He was 15, a oaUve of Chile wttb the face ol a dart angel. He peered from side lo side as he stepped off the plane from South America a.ad, as be had done easity many times before, began to pass quietly through customs. But the U.S. Customs ocricer. rather than waving him through. began an intensive search of tbe boy's luggage. IN ms SUITCASE WAS a raJse bottom. Inside was 2tr.i pounds of cocaine. It would have sold on Los Angeles streets for $700,000. The teen-ager was the youngest smug- gler ever arrested here. He was one of a growing army or couriers or "mules" of alJ ages and walks or life who shulUe between continents delivering the most desired drug of the day cocaine. Paul Rammer, 'Senior customs inspector here. says coke trade tempts a better class or smuggler because the drug appeals lo the elite "H's not the same class of individual as with heroin," he says. "You can talk to Dice people who are just interested in having a good time. And , or course, there's a lot of money in it " NONETHELESS, SMUGGU NG coca1ne as Just as illegal as smuggling heroin. In the United Slates. you might serve five years. In South America, they might throw away Uie key. You can also get killed. "Anytime the profits are that high, you have much accom- panying violence and death," says Deputy District Attorney John Watson. "It's a very volatile situation. In any major transaction, both sides are heavily armed." ··Some of the them <mules) are Soulb American peasants, and $500 is a lot lo them,'' says Rimmer. "But the Americans who do It? I don't kMw. 1 guess it's the thrill . . People are crazy.·' ~ ~ ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF HUNTINGTON BEACH The Ctty of Huntington Beach is now preparing a federal Grant AopllcatlOn f()( 11 275 million The residents of Huntington Beach are entitled to lhese funds under the Houalng and Community Development Act of 19 77 These funds are intended to benefit IOw and moderate income families by Improving housing conditions. com. munlty services. or eoonomlc o~unity. The Plannmo Commission wlll be reviewmo ~ Fifth Year Grant Application. and has scheduled a e>ublle hearing on ' D~ If, lt71 at 7:00 P.M.. In tM Cwl Ck:o .. r, ........... 1Hc9' CMc c....... For fwihtro W.. ....._ cte 5l6-H41 \ Sundav Otteembef 10 1978 DAILY P16.0T ~J The drug of choice among the alluent, still, co- caine holds dangers for those who use th e ~uls#rnulant REGISTER FOR WINTER TRIMEm~ at the Flr1t extracted from the coca plant an 1880, cocal°" 1mu11led rro South America ui , now tvallable ln every major etroooUt.an uea m the naUon. "Ten/ears •10. ~only place you'd rlnd cocaine wouJ bo at a he ln r'1 place." HUNTINGTON BEACH ADULT SCHOOL reulla Capt. Bllly Sand hlef of the Los Anceles Police Departmen•'• Admloiatratlve NarcoUcs Dlvt.lion. "Now, cocaine ll everywhere. Dru11 have left tM Cbetto and 1one into tbe 1ub- urb1.'' DECEMBER 11-14 CHo.n: 8 a.m. to I 0 p.na.I at Police S,i. Ted 01leaby, who lectures about drugs, 111• cocaine haf" ~ a--fubAoubJe "ll'a like weartni Jew aDdbOOtl:· What la th11 ht1h·prtced "hltb" that so enchantl the upper cluae1! "Cocaine." aaya a DEA pamphlet, "ls the 1tron1est stimulant of natural ortcin." The Education Center 5201 lohaA•tftH HUltffncJtoft hach "Cocaine." says a surgeon, "'is a local anesthetic. Jt& only defensible use i.a in aurgery." QASSH BEGIN ON JANUARY 2 ''Something for everyone ..... "Cocaine.'' says a former user, "la the an druc. 1 alway a med It as an apbrod.lslac." Thote who anm cocaine at parties say the dru1, abeort>ed throuch the mucoua membrane lin- in& of the nose, produces euphoria and a seue of well-bel.ng. It elevates the pulse and blood pre. uure, and. as a result, users say, "It makes you dance fast.er. talk rut.er." FOR INFORMATION CALL 191-6736 .,. ...... NEWSMAN F1LMS SEIZED ILLEGAL DRUG 2 .5 Pounda of Cocaine Worth $700,000 Drug-watchers say today's coke craze is re- miniscent of the fad which swept show business 50 years ago, as in the Cole Porter lyric: "J get no kick rrom cocaine . . .. " In those days, actors on tbe West Coast and juz musicians on the Ea.st dis· covered cocaine could help them perform. In 1978, there are whispers that cocaine is affecting Hollywood's business decisions and creative performances. "l'VE DEALT WITH TWO recording ex· ecutives who are constantly coked up," says a show business insider. •'They feel it makes them talk better, function better." I n her autobiogr aphy, actress Elizabeth Aahley says: "Now everyone knows, even though BVT BEJOND THE LAVGffTEa apd dancing feet there's a darker alde. Cocaine can cause nervousness, irritability and paranota. A heavy user may have hallucina- tion• that bugs are crawling under his skin. Some have tom themselves bloody tryl.ng to extract them. UnW rettnUy. even the experts believed coke was a non-lethal drua. However, in a recent study, \he NaUonaJ Institute on Drug Abuse concluded that ••accldeotal deaths due lo cocaine, while un-common, dooccu.r." NIDA said it found two deaths attributed to snort1o,. In most documented cases, death came from injttting cocaine intravenously. Bet ween J une 1977 and July 1~8. the U.S. Customs Service reported 86 seizures or cocaine at Los Angeles Internationa l Airport -a haul of 311.5 pounds worth $78,000,000. Los Angeles is a major port of entry for cocaine smuggled into the United States. The city's police Mpartmeot, which oversees domestic fllghts, reports that seizures so far this year are up 142 percent. But authorities concede they stop ooly a frac· tioo or the cocaine being smuggled every day to a srowlog market . Wltb the druc sew.n, ror nearly $3.000 an ounce, it la a multi-million-dollar busi· ness. Coke smuggling with its enormous profits is definitely a growing industry. And Sgt. Oglesby gloomily predicts the cocaine craze wlll continue to soar unless users admit the drug creates psychological dependence close to addiction. CLE AR LUCITE GIFT ITEMS One O f The Largest Selections In Orange Coun ty. · ·they don't dare say IO, lhat cocaine can get you up to do a abow. It may not be the beet thing for you, but It 's far from the wont. And it works. Especial-Santa's Real ly if you're sick and down." Today'1 coca in e c r aze isn't lim ited to See tor yoorsetl performers. 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South Coa1t Plaza 545-0431 Puente Hiiia Mall Weit Covina Falhlon Plaza Del Amo Falhlon Opo1'I evenings and I .. , - INSIDE· •Entertainment •Erma Bombeck •Horoscope •An n Lander 8uttd1y, o.c.mt>er 10 1078 OAILV PILOT Branning, ND' DO It ~ga~ LOS ANGELES-Rich Bran· nina and the FlJhUna Irish ot Notre Dam I r ri1ht t home 41l UCLA'• PauJey'PavnJon For the lhlrd con1ecutlve year, Notre Dame s tunned UCLA by t.breo po nts on the 8 rutn1• home court and tht- maratn Of vtdory In Saturday's nallcmally tt'levf buketball aaml" 8l·'78 was on('t u••ln t hrce point11 BrannJnc. t he-juotor 1u1rd out of M arlnu H11h. cor ed 21 rw>lnt~ H <11d ltammat.-Krlly Trtpu~·ku . lt!i thC' ~1hl1n1 ln'lh banded UCLA only Ill 11v nth setback In 14 u on" at Pauley Puv1llon wh<-r th Bruln11 hav won204aam lnthullpan After UCLA tlod the 1amc at 62 with 6"' mlnute11 to play, Tnpucka aror<'d the n xt five points to 1tlvt> Notre Dame o 67 62 Ir 1d with $liit mlnuks re matmna Fre hma n T yr one N1ulh1 ~"or d to bnn1e lh Bruins to w1th 1n OrK" J>Oint ut 77 76 with r7 ttcconda r ma1n1n1 ant•r Uran n1 n1 mlA.wd th<' ft ral of a one ond·one frtt throw sltu1tlon ·~~ DOUBLE TROUBLE -San Clemente's Bob Lutz <center ), backed up by teammate Stan Smith, returns a shot past Britain's Mark Cox in doubles action of the Davis Cup championship Saturday. Lutz and Smith scored a 6·2, 6 2. 6·3 victory over Cox and David Lloyd. Nuulla fouled St 1tn Wilcox, who converted both rr .. e ttirows tor t)ll' l rlah, then fo uled Tr1pucka, who 1lso hll two free throw• to put tho 1ame away, UCLA waa led by Brad Holland with 21 points, as h~ hit JO or hl• L3 noor shots. T he lrl h are now 4 o. while UC'LA 11 3.1, The Irish took M 3CJ.29 lead on Trlpucka'11 J2-foot jumper with 3li mlnutH left In the first half und outt.rored UCL.A 18-10 Jn the l1.11t five minutes or the half and Ii 0 In the fi rst four minutes or the second hal r Branning and Trlpucka each St'O red seven points during the ~loslni minutes or the first half. ....... 0.-ft ll Wl)OtrldOt Trtpuch l•lml>"fr llr•t111lnO H41nflik flow .. ,, /8<k~ll WlltOI Mll< ... 11 lolel• .. II Ip • ) s u 4 II ti 11 0 00 0 I I 10 t1 J 00 • • • s ,, I HJ , 11 & 0 00 0 21 )llJ II VCU.f>'ll .. ft .. GrffftWOOcl ' 4 ' '' WllkH 4 4 S 12 \In\\ I 0.0 7 Hollel\CI 10 1 ' '' Hemlllon t q 13 Allumt 1 ~ • ll•lldeweQ119 7 J J t N•1lll• J CMI 4 fotlll JI 1._11 1e H•lfll,,,_ NOl,.D•,,,.,41 )/ T•t•llo;llt Nolt•D•-7' UCl.tl>O ~out.clout l•tm.,.er H•nt ll-. rto•t" INOlre D•,,,.I. H•mtttonfUCL"ll "' 11111 DaUs Cup MQ.gic Number For U.S. Is One • RANCHO MIRAGE (AP) - St an Smith and Bob Lutz, a pair o r s milin g , cl oc kw o rk str ategists, beat Britons Mark Cox and David Lloyd 6-2, 6·2, 6-3 Satur day to give the United States " 2·1 lead in Lbe live-match Davis Cup championship round. Jt falls now to John McEnroe to end the affair quickly when the singles matches resume to. day. McEnroe, the 19-year-old unorthodox ace meets British On T\I Toda11 Olan•el %8 at JO classicist Buster Mottram in the ope ning match of the day. If Mottram wins, the round will stay alive as American Brian GoHfrled takes on E ngUshma.n John Lloyd. McENllOE, NEW TO THE PRO ranks and the youngest player in the competition, is none-theless the sixth.ranked player in the world. He runs rurlou.sJy r hacks al hls shots and pouts ana curses himself for the merest mistakes. Mottra m ls the 23-year-old top singles performer in Great Bri· taln. For the past two years, he has refused Davis Cup duty because of personal differences with the team manager, Paul Hutchins, and with the Lloyd brothers, David and John. He has been the fQCus of some con- troversy at home because or his affiliation with the ultra-right wing group, the United Front. Some or tus matches have been picketed. Mottram is maM erly on court and has an excellent record m Davis Cup matches since his re- turn to the team, having won each of hJs outings except one ag ains t 1977 Cup w inner Australia -the loss came after Britain already had clinched the round. MOTTRA M BEAT GOT· TFRIED Friday to give the un- derdog Bntons a chance here. fl was a 4'h·hour struggle in 30 and 40-degree weather. Mc Enroe utte rly outclassed John L loyd , t h e yo unger brother, In the opening match b ut Mottram , whose s hot- ma king nearly is p icture perfect , could give him trouble. They never have played before. "We must have a good chance. The match is still very a live for us," said Hutchlna. "Obviously we appreciate that McEnroe Is good form, but a nyone who goes through what Buster did last night against Gottfried must be reeling very confident." SMITH. THOUGH, had little doubt that his young teammate was ready for Mottram. Lions Feast on Vikings "I think he knows )low to play Mottram ... Some of the things Buster dJd to Bnan. I don't think he will be able to do to John McEnroe." The 26-year·old Gottfried. steady player and a veteran in Davis Cup, must be counted the favorite against John Lloyd, 24. whose greatest claim lo fame at the moment 1s his alliance with Am erican tennis st ar Chr is Evert. Danielson Hurls Five TDs in 45-14 Rout PONTIAC, Mich. CAP ) - ·'The re's just one word for it - fantastic!" said elated Detroit Lions Coach Monte Clark. The Minnesota Vikings un- doubtedly had another word for thei r 45·14 Nation al ft'ootball League upset loss Saturday to the Lions Quarterback Gary Danielson threw a Detroit record fi ve touchdown pa sse~. th ree to Leonard Thompson, a nd wound up with a whopping 26 comple· lions in 33 atte m pts for 352 yards "I T RY NOT TO GET too high or too low," the former Purdue star s aid cas ually. "I think tha t's the secret to my s uccess. "F'rom watching the fil ms. I thought wt.• t•ould pass against them." In the opposite locker room, Minnesota Coach Bud Grant said : "Whal can I say except that Detroit played exceptional- ly well. They put It all together in a top-notch effort ... I can't say enough about Danielson. He was superb." The loss blunted t he Vikings' hopes for gaining the ir 10th division title m the past 11 years. They entered the game tied for first with Green Bay in the Na- t ion a I Confer e nce Centra l Division. They fell to 8·f>·l with one game left, while the Lions climbed to 6-9 "SURE WE NEED some help to m ake it to the playoffs," Grant said. "but we will worry about that when the lime comes." Minnesota quarterback Fran Tarkenton, who completed 18 of 34 passes for 231 yards and two interceptions, said : "We were behind all day and just could not catch up. Our playoff chances arc still up m the air. All I can * * * SCORli 9 Y OUAllTEllS M1f\~la 0 I 1 () U 0.-trotl 1• U l 14 4~ °"' Klrtg 3' .,. .. trom O.nlt'l•on tllo<MC)o k t(lt' 0 .. 1 L lhompM>n 5 """ from O•n1etton t A1< ardo •uc' J M on-SI. Mil~ 1 run I~,., ktck I Del L Tlloml>'>on II t>e\\ from D•ni.t'°" IR•cardO kkkl Ori ·l Th<>rnp.on •5 "'"' lrom Oanl•t!.on CR l(titfdokttlr) M•n 1< M1llrr 3' °"" from T •rkenton 10en. mtJtf'r lttt k 1 D•I FC. RICdrdo JI 0~1 K •"9 \ Cl•\\ I rom Oan1el'IOn I Ricardo ••c• > Ot'I Br...ilt"y 16 lnlerc.,,uon <t"lurn I Ricardo · ··~) A 18,~5 G"IME STATISTICS Ml11n 0et f•r\I down\ 16 73 Ru\tle~·YJrCI\ "n JO.US P<1n1ng Y<l<CI\ JI) l)J Rrlurn y.Jr,,.. 1 111 Paut"s 20 Jt. 2 2 .. n.1 Punt\ 6-40 , .... f umblf'S·IO'ol J I 1 1 PM11tll1t-\·V¥~ S 11 I IS INOIVIOUAL l•AO•llS RUS .. ING-M'"""'°'·· Forem •n M l. YOUl'Q 1 I, R Mii~ 7 3 ttrou. Bun•v 1).17, G•I,,., .. ,., o<1na1 .. 1s.o.r. .... 1"°"1IS,C-l11. P ASSING MonMtol•, T.,.t<Htton 11 :14., 7JI, Ltt 7 1 0.10 Ottrou. Oenlel!IOl'l 7 .. » MU RECEIVING Mlnne'IOI•, TU<-er S 13, A Mlllt'< 3·36, Ra\Aed 3 7'. Younq ). I. WllllP 7-4), For....,.n 1·10, K Mlt~ 1-ls Detrettt, 81.,. .. 11, Klnq 6 63 ~Sf.I. Scott))(). Cane J..40. D. Hiii l 1'1 UCI Turnovers Costly TACO MA Host Puget Sound Un1 versity built up a nine- poinl lead In the rtrst ha lf and held It to the end to defeat the UC Irvine Anteaters, 62-49, In non-conlerence basketball action here Saturday night UCI committed 28 turnovers to ofCaet a pell·i>layed defensive g a m e In which the Anteaters o ut ·r e bounded Puget Sound, 37·33. Lamont Jarrett was the UCI leader in r ebounds with seven. The victory brings UPS to a 3·1 record while UCI fell to 1·3. Steve McGuire was the lead- 1111 aconr ror Coach nm Tift"; Anteaters with 12 with Quentin Brown adding 10. The Anteaters will play at Seattle-Pacific University Mon· day night and at Portland University Thursday before re- turning home. UCl,..,._1"'1 J-s llntmond COllJ•" Jwk McGuire llolotn AQ99f\ OrOWI' 8•11 Jarrell Tol•ls ,, " ., I 0 2 I 0 t I 0 2 0 • • • • n ' 0 , ' 0 • ' () tO l 1 •I ' 0 • 70 ' .. ~,,.., .__ 1611 Redf«<I Smlln Wllsot1 T•ytor Strarnl 11.-Wt Lton•rd 8wton Hle<n RlcM1• To1 ... ..... t 0 • • 0 • 0 • • , 0 1 0 2 , I I 17 ) ) IJ 1 ' ' • 1 ' 0 0 0 JS 12 ., say Is I hope we play better." The re appeared to be one serious inj ury in the game, with veteran safety Paul Krause be· ang t ake n to the Minnesota locke r r oom in the second quarter. Lloyd, who had some good t9urnament results early in the year and last yea r, has excused his recent poor performance by saying he has been too preoc· cupied with thoughts of Evert. .-, ............ TRIPLE TEAMED - Detroit fullback Horace Kfog, who appeared to be stopped by Minnesota 's Doug Sutherland <top ), Tom Hannon <bottom> and Matt Blair, breaks loose to complete a 34·yard pass play for a touchdown In Saturday's game. ; \ APWi......... NOTRE DAME'S BRUCE FLOWERS GRAPPLES FOR BALL. Today's TV By HOWARD L. HANDY Of ,,,. Delly Pl ... Staff Following a re the major s ports events on television today. Ratings a re : ./ / ./ ./ excellen t ; ./ .t ./ worth w~tching; ././fair ; .t forget it. 10 a.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: Da lla s a t Philad elphia. Announcers : Pat Summera ll, Tom Brookshier. The Dallas Cowboys have a pla yoff berth cinched wh il~ the Eagles a re struggling to gain a w ild ca rd position. Da llas is favor ed by five points with Roge r Sta ubach and Tony Dorse tt in the lineup. Philade lphia, under Coach Dick Ve rmeil, is tied w ith Was hington at 8-6, two gam es be h ind the Cowboys in the Na tiona l Conference Easte rn Division. A loss could be detrimenta l to t he Eagles' playoff hopes. 10 a.m., Channel 4 ./ ,/ NFL FOOTBALL: New York J ets a t Cleveland. Announcers: Cha rlie Jones and John Brodie. The loser .of this o ne will drop f(om contention tor a poss ible playoff berth. Both teams are in third place in their respective d ivision ra ces with Cleveland two behind Houston in the American Confere nce Central Division. The game is rated a tossup e ven though the Jets could move into a tie for second in t he AFC Eas tern Division if Miami lose s to Oakland. • 10 a.m., Channel 28 ./ ./ ./ ./ DAVIS CUP T E NNIS: United States vs. Great Br ita in. Announcers: Bud Coll ins and Ba rry McKay. J ohn McEnroe m eets Buste r Mottra m a nd Brian Gottfried goes against J ohn Lloyd In tod a y's fina l s ingles matches a t the Mission Hills CC near Palm Springs. After splitting the s ingles Friday, the U.S. took a 2-1 leadwltha double s winSaturday. 1 p.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOT BALL: Oakland a t Miam i. Announcers : Dick Enberg and Merlln Olsen. The Miami Dolphins a re favored by six points In thl~ battle of second place teams Seeking to gain a wild card berth In the pla yoffs . Miami is a gam e behind New England Int~ AFC E astern Division with the Jets a gam e behind hm. There Is no room for error for the Dolphins. · Oakland, after los ing to Denver Sunday nigtlt , Is strugg ling and could be passed by t he Seattle Sea ha wks If the Raider s lo9e. Currently the Raiders and Seahawks are tied at 8-6 In the AFC Western Division. OTHER TV 9:30 a.m. (2) -NFL TODAY. (.0 -NFL '78 -A report on how NFL scouts operate. 4' p.m. (7) -ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL TEAM -A tribute to 1978's top collefl@ football pla yers. (52) -BOXlNG, 6:30 p.m. (52 ) -SKIING-Tom Ma lone repOW!. 7 p.m. (SO) -PRO SOCCER -Taped In West Germany: Kalserlautern vs. Borussla Boenchenglad· bach. TOby Charles re ports. RADIO 6:50 p.m . -Basketba ll: The Atlanta Hawks mHt the L.-kers at the Forum, KLAC <S70). Chick HeaM, Pat Riiey report. --- ' •z DAIL V PILOT A Caoaul• Report From the World of Spor1a Wpgn r Gets a Reprieve; 'Lyp 11 Party' Called Off CINClN ATI It wun·l for lade of In · II t r al that a "lynchJn1 part)'" for ClndnnaU Reda' Prellck-nl Dirk W11ntt wu cancelled by a Clncln.DaU discothf'Q~ wbJch reared th event "oa·ould have-tuM'lif'd Into .omd.hmJ vindlctJve " Th party. Kbcodulf'd tor today. waa to tDClude 1 din chrOWiAA C'Onlt'fil al I IJk of Wasner The Reda' .. ~ullvt!' l°'t"C'a\Uy t Cancum.au uUr b>· ftrint PoPUl.r Man 11c.-r Spart) And non and I ·wna ll·Ume Alf& r Ptte ROH le1w lb club J tt Ruby. IU~rv\IOr of l.ucy'g In lbe Sky, Hid \he part)' w mt'&nt .. in Jl' l We JU5l wante-d to IJf\ ClnctnHU out or ttk-durnpa " ,l\lfiv R.,,.. lor lotlf'• ,..,., .. ,, IOWA CITY. lov.a lla,den Fry, th Ell Unlvcnut.) of Iowa' n v. rootbal roach, aaya he •9• haa ~n prornl fd whatever It takt lo cbanga the school's l<llltn tradition "We huvt• only one placf' lo 10 and that'tt up," Fry tu11d ltt o rww C'Ollfl"rf'nce Saturday announcln1 hl1 ap polntment .. I have bffn promised whatever It tales - finuoc1al, phyaicitl factliUes, promotions, fund-ral1ln1. We ore prepared to compete with lhe peo- ple In the Big Tt!n who have been win- nin1 ·• Jo'ry, 49, leaves North Texas State, which tlnisbed 9-2 this year, for a school that finished 2·9 under fired Coach Bob Commings and baa had only two win- ning seasons since 1961. l"ry said he brings a "world of ex· perlence" to the Iowa roaching post. "I've been shot at and hit many times. I've taken teams to bowl gapaes ,, • ., and conference championships. I've been around the horn." The ex-Marine Corps captain said Iowa fans could ex· pect a ·•compeUtlve, colorful, tough and excilina football team. "We are a multiple offensive team and a multiple de· fensive team. Formation-wise, we are very similar to the Dallas Cowboys. We u&e various formations to help Isolate the detenalve alignment. "The empbasla wm be a balance between the pua and the run. We may throw 40 or 50 passes ln one ball game. We m~y not throw but 25 in the other ball game. "We've always been a pusing coach. I believe ln it," Fry said. "We may run the Statue of Liberty out of our own end zone. This is my type of football." -----quo1~ of the Day__._ ___ _ Anzona Slate football coach Frank Ka.sb. summing up a suc<'cssful first year in Lhe Pacific-10: "If someone would have told me in preseason that we would go S.3 I'd have done a backfiip. And for someone with a squally body. that'squ.ite a real." Olk-ago"~• Streak AU_,.. Arita GUmore scored 28 points and grabbed m 18 rebounds to lead the Chicago Bulls to their firth straight NBA victory, a 101·96 decision over the New York Knicks . . A pair of rree throws by Bobby Dandrid1e with 10 seconds lo play gave the Washington Bullets a 101-98 triumph over lhe Phoenix Suns . Walt.er DIYis bad 27 points and Paul WeatpbaJ 30 for Phoenix ... Calvin Murpby scored 16 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter to ignite a Houston rally that earned the Rockets past the Portland Trail Blazers, 118-110. Rudy Tomj1novlch scored 28 for Houston while Tom Owens had 25 and Lionel Hollins 24 ror Portland ... Otis Birdsong and Bill Robln&l.oe combined for 54 points to lead Kansas City's Kings lo a 132· 108 romp over the Detroit Pistons. Kevin Porter paced Detroit with 27 ... John Williamson scored 48 points to offset a 38-point performance 0 11.M011c by Lloyd •'ree as the New Jersey Nets edged lhe San Diego Clippers, 125-120 ... The Cleveland Cavaliers broke a four-gume 105ing streak by defeating the Philadelphrn 76ers, 115· 107. Campy Rusell poured in JI points for the Cavs ... The Denver Nuggets gol 28 points from Dan h8el lo beat the Mllwaulttt Bucks, 113·103. Charlie Srott scored 17 points and recorded hls 3,000th career assist during the game for the winners ... Robert Pariah and OUford Ray, playing together in a double post. liftedGoldenSlatetoa 94·84 win over Atlanta. l..oltltoau~ S~ore• Bat Trick Dennis Maruk tallied once and assisted on two ' Maril Loft.boue scored three goals while ~ other scores Saturday night as the W •sh.ington Capitals reJ{istered a 7-5 victory over the a Van· couver Canucks in National Hockey League action ... Gllf's Meloche turned in his second str~Jbt shutout aod the Minnesota North Stars frustrated the Colorado Rockies 3-0 . . . Rick MacLeish discarded a helmet which be aald hampered his vision and scored three goals and an assist to lead the Philadelphia 1'"lyers to a 9-2 victory over the Boston Bruins ... Cbicaeo defenseman Keith Mapuaon scored his 14th goal in 577 NHL games and Toay Espotho s topped 31 St. Louis shots, sending the Black Hawks U a 4-2 triumph over the o Blues . . . Doa Lace's seventh soal of the season pulled the Buffalo Sabres into a 4-4 tie with the Pittsburgh Penguins ... Mlke Bossy and Bryu TroUier each scored one goal and one assist as the New York Jslan· ders handed the Toronto Maple Leafs their fourth con· secutlve defeat. 3·2 ... Rookie Du Boktac scored twice in the third period to give the Detroit Red Wings a S.4 victory over the New York Rangers. Nan~ llpse•• Cp11nor• In Genmaa11 non 6-1, 6-2 in the semifinals ol the Frankfurt · Romania's Ille Nulaae upset Jimmy Con· • Cu" temis tournament a few hours after Con· nors bad euUy defeated Tom Oller 6·3, 6-1 .. .Raal Ramltta and Marcelo Lara or Mexico, defeated Colombians Jalro Velasco and Ina Molina 3·6, 6-3, 6·~ 8·3 in the doubles match or the 1979 Davis Cup American ~ne clirqinaJ,ion tenoia series. Columbia leads, 2·1 ... Argentina won a berth In the 1979 South American Zone Davis Cup rinalB as Jose Lula Clerc and Ello Alvares defeated Braztl'a Casio Moua and Ney Keller 6-4, 6·1, 6-4 in doubles to l•ke a 3-0 lead •.. Roscoe TaJUaer and Tom Gonnu •d· vane~ with straight-set vfctories in ttie Rorizon tennia tournament. Gorman defeated Art!aar Aslte 6-4, 8-4 and Tanner 111opped Colin Dibley M . 6·3 ... Kerey Reid beat Vlrlllda Wiide U, 6-4, 6.,. and Diane Fromltolt1 defeated Wend)' Turnball 6-3, 6·7, 6·2 ln the semifinals of a Sydney, Austral.la tournament. OTHER SPORTS -Welterweight Sugar Ray Lffllmt kept hJa pro boxJng record unblemished Saturday. stoppina veteran Armudt Mnb with a barraae or punches in tile sixth round at Sprlngneld, Mass. . .. Dtek Sle~rt. coach of the University or Minnesota baseball team for 31 yurs. dJed Saturday cvenlna after a long illneu, He was 66 • January Survives Troubles ... M EXlCO CITY <AP> -"f didn't start too W\lll, then t aot it back and lOlt It," Don January a 1d Saturday after ahooUn1 a ont·wnder par 71 1n the third rou.nd ol the a::no.ooo Mexico Cup aott toumamtnt. January/waa 13 und~r par after ~ holel!I with a 203 score, but at one Ume ln the round he wae te under par. Tbt record ror 72 holes on this course, eet last year In the Mex· lean Muten by Victor Reglllado, 11 17 unckr par. DAVID GllAllAM of Australia, Lhe llrtt·round leader, kept the prcusaure on the lanky Texan by 11hootlft« a 69 and going 10 under par al 206. He cut January's econd round lead bytwostrok~. "I ktipl forcing myself to go for a birdie at the end," the 49- year-old January said. "I wasn't tired. If I was. I would have 11tayed home." January birdied three con· secullve holes on the front nine for a two·under·par 36 and picked up four more strokes on the back nine before a stri.ng or thr~ bogies oo the final boles cut Ills tremendous lead. J,\NUA&Y TIED, the coune record with a 64 Friday to take a hve-atroke lead over Graham, whose 66 had led the opening round. But the lanky Texan bad trouble on the back Dine on a cool, windy day although be had turned in a two-UDder-par 34 on the first nloe._ Bob Byman of Boulder, Colo., shot a blazinC 66 ror a 54·hole score of 208 that tied him with Bobby Watkins of Rlcbmood, Va .. eight strokes back of the leader. 0 r abam finished with a spec· tacular 60-foot putt for a birdie on 18, one ol 30 putts he 11Sed. "I MADE. A SCRAMBLING par on 14 that might have been a big factor. I was six or eight in· ches orr the green and made the putt for par when I was staring al the bogey," be said . Thlro.+'GUllCI ,,....,.,, In tne Meako Cup voll tour,,__ et tlle _..n, 1.231 ve<O ClllC> oe Goll ~•koc Oon J-...., DevldGf- llotl evmer1 8oCIOyWet111M Twnwv~t .._.l•me J~fl~r Lf'ONrdT__,, J°"" Sc nrwdt< e111v C•n"°'r A-Ito C..lN'I'\ M<tnvel 8M...-.tt'fo. 11111 l(retrert Vl<Jor A~- l f'4' Ttf'Vlno Howerd ''"'" T0<11 N ... emure Men. H•yo Lincty M ll'-Trlnided Af"(H BobGlldtr 8oC> Murphy M•rg•rtto """'11,.,1 E rne•IO Per•r A40llO l<•n Oro .. n .......... 203 ... 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The Kings, wbo dropped a 7-2 decision earlier In the season at Atlanta when the Flames were on a hot streak, are now g.~ in their la.st lS games. Atlanta's re- cord in the last seven games dropped to 1-6-0. Aft.er 'tayb-=-'~-11Al4t~bf-4ii(oail--Of.-llM!r-< season evened the score at 1·1 in the second period, Dionne con· nected aaainst Atlanta goalie Dao Bouchard while the Kings held manpower advantage. The Kings added three more goals ln the final period to finish ofC the Flames with Bert Wilson, Glen Goldup and Rick Hampton scortne. Los An1eles outahot the Flames 42·27. includina an 18-8 margin ln the MC:Ond period. Alle!'ile kO' Anoelet 0 1 )-5 ""ti ....,._,, Allene•, ltlOlllt f IC......,,.I • . 41 ~ Att, •.»; Wll...,, I.A. IOJH, .. ,...,....II, n:oe; Plttt,All, 14 .... S.<011411 l'ltrleel-f, L., AflOelet. Teytor If IOi-, Orell!I •·• l, Liii Moeltt, oi.n.,. ti 10or1,,.. OrtMI, II.it. .._...,tltH.ya .... 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Sadd.leback's Oauchoe nJpped Santa Monica, 83-81, wttb the aid of a technical foul, lO capture the comolat.ioo cbamptonahlp of the Santa Barbara tournament and bring the Gaucho record to 7·2. Orante Coast had Utile trouble with the JUo Hondo Ro~ ners, blowin1 the 1ame open mid way througb the lint balf on a pair of jumpers by Gary Wills and another by Paul Akin to break a L6-L6 tie. Ray Orgill played well for Coach Tandy GUlia' Pirates with 11 assists and alx steals in UWe more than haJt the game. T he Pirates hit 57 percent from the floor while Rio Hondo was at 29 percent. Pete Neumann wu the leader with 15 point. with Steve nmmoas ad· .. IDI 14. Rhett Heckel sank both ends of a ooe·and-one free thro9t sltuaUon, then added a polat on • a technical foul to put Sad-· dleback ln front late lo tbe same with Sanla Monka. The difference came at ~ free throw Une where the Gauchoe hit 17 of 29 to 1S ol 24 for Santa Monica. Bruce La Vallee hit 2S points for the Gauchos ol Coach Bill Mulligan with Rhett H~ltel get· ting 17 and Randy Wbieldon 16. ........ M11 ~ .... C1M111n1 .. " . 1 J ft T'-s 3 t • -(.erlftt(ll 102'"-- '' l ~" ' l s .Milot IO•Wlll• 0 I I IM41 I I l ~llY 11 ll ., Pork• Polrter Totets Hetttlme· 0.-... c.oett. 31-11. "". s • w I 0 l 1 I 1~ , 1 .,. • J,f\ • 0 • ' 0 t ' 0 , ~ 0 IO a ' , » 'n Tot .. IOIM: Orenoe CO.st 20, Rio HOfldo 18. S.-leN<1l Ct:JI '"4A Mellkt lttl .. ".. .. ... Ptlrk ti 1 0 4 SflltnOOIKtll 0 0 0 M<c:-1 1 1 • Eelmoncb 0 0 0 ~ 8 0 '' Frltlne 12 12' L•ll .. lff I S ?S Gr-, 2 17 Hettlno. 1 O f Tr_. 3 4 IO ._,.. I> S 17 Je<'win • 2 IO -•h I 0 2 W.lh 2 S ' BM'Mlt t O 1 Piette 1 0 14 -•ro 1 3 s Totels n u tt ~ , But it was steady enough dur- ing the Nation al Football League game Saturday lO throw three touchdown passes and lead the Pittsburgh StC<?lers to a ~13 victory over the Baltimore Colts on a frigid, snow·covered field that had both sides shtvering and s lipping. "It isn't the game plan that's at fault It's not the system. It's not whether or not we are blitzed," said the Colts Ted Marcbibroda. GeH• O 0 0 •! _ ... , 0 0 0 "WE PLAVED THE KJND or footbaU you like to play. Jt was really en1oyable even though it was really cold," Bradshaw said. ··Reing from the south l found out real qukk that when you get a little bit of that slippery stuff under the defense's feel, you can have some Cun throwing the ball." he added as some of the coffee spilled from his shaking cup onto hi s hand. The Steelers' cup also runneth J over with regard to the upcom- ing American Conference playoffs. THE VICTORV OVER the Colts assured the Steelers, 13·2. the home fi eld 1f they make 1t to the AFC title game. Tbey already had wrapped up the home field for the playoff opener. "It's great. It's nice to know we've got aJJ our playoff games at home,·' sajd Bradshaw. "IT'S RAVING PEOPLE hurt. We're playing sbort·baoded and we're hurting.·· Colts cornerback Lloyd Mum- phord played the game cold· handed. "In the last quarter, I couldn't bend my f10gers any more. and my toes were going." said Mum· phord. "I felt like I was movin' in slow motioo." SCOltE eY OVAltTEas e.it1more o 1 ' o-1J Plttl-... 1 1f 1 1~ Plll-Slell_,ln JI PH\ from Bred\ll•w 1Gtt'1!1e llktcl Pltt-HMTh3run 10....lellk.i Pltt-H..-rk7nin l~llkll) 8elt-C¥rSp.slfrom T._ IL-.rt ~l<'I Bell-U.C.6t"""'* retum IUU 14Mledl Ptll-Groumen 12 peu trom Bredsltew IG.rete llkU Plll·Smlt'll 1' pen from 11<'.0lNw IGH•I• ~10) I A-41,'51 GAME IYATIST"tCS .... , "" Flr\I dowft5 11 70 Au"s..yertk 2HOO •t1' PeHl"O Yenh 1' :Dt Return Yenh ie. m PeHH .. .,_, 11-21·2 Pvnb •J1.l ~J1 I F--~l 1·1 ~,,...,,_ .'° •lS IMOfVtOUM. LaADC•S AUSHIHG-BeUlmon, WHIM,...._ ., .. ,. HarW.....,, ~ f'ttt*"1fl. HMTll 11·SJ, Bleln t).4t PASSI NG-Bellll'ftO~•. Trov• I · 11·1.(jl. l(frlllend 0·1·1~ Ptt111111ron, BredU••• II 1 .. M.O. ICl'\IC.Ntl .. J.4.1. Af.CEIVIHG-a.11'-•· HH lkmen ). ... TOW!t J:J t1 G Halttlftw· S.00C. Molllc4. ~1. Tole! fowh• ~ ?S. S-. Meoll<e 2a. F-.0 CM' Mtc-1. ~ ls.JJI tctl, Frl\lft4. Plene IS.n4e Meinke). Tectlnk.tli.: P1e<ce 1~-.W.•I AIA, Hoffman Trip Arkansas ANAHEIM (AP> -Guard Brad Hoffman scored 18 of bis~ points in the secood half to lead Athletes in AcUon to a come- Crom-behind 7>68 victory over Arkansas Saturday in an exh.ibi· tion basketball game. The triumph by AIA over- s hadowed a floe s hooting performance by Arkaosas guard SidMy Moncrief. who topped all scorers with 39 points . Atti-1 .. 1 AIA (}SI .. "... .. ... ~trwn 1 O 1 l(ltfln 10 I 11 l...., • 0 I Hell 4 1 10 $<,_.II 1 3 I w..,...-, 0 I I 11....i , 0 • HofM<•ll • 1 20 '"'-•ltl U • Jt 0 . JeO'°" 1 2 6 H .. 1"'11\ I 1 • P-•r t 0 2 Crooen I o 1 Smith J o • M Je<Uen 1 l • Tot .. , 1' tf.. 0.!0fl I 0 2 OroU""Off O I t T04 .. l fJ 11...,S The Colts will be left out in the cold at playof( time in a season M<Cell 1.11. CMY H . 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NYJth c;,..... e.y el Lm A119tte\ IC enH\ Cl .... el SHtllt MlflM>«e .. Otlrl...O 1°*-11, t p m) Ntw OrtNnt et T-t.y HY Olerih a4 1'1111_..,.,la Sen oi..o .. Holltion Sen Fren<IKO el Detroit ......,,Oec.••o-N•wl'llQlelldtl M+tml CO.-l l,6p.m.I ORANGE COUNTY'S Cl.OEST LINCOlN-MERCURY OEAl.ERSktP JOHNSON & SON THE FAMILY LINCOLN-MERCURY STORE "-Of n.t --.OLDB4 TOUCH .. 2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 640-6630 4 , J FOOTBALL/BASKETBALL Sunset Dominates ix Chargers, Seven Barons All-County a un nlmous choke for the ~tlectlon the No. l defensive back 81 aoo CA•LSON GI ...... ,_._. COMPTON'S P ING sllilla Sunset Leque i)OVfffS Edi9on and Fountain Valle1, wbo wc-nl t 2 ln cittwt •cUoa. dommate the Dally Pilot's All Oran&C" Count football team. an bffame more and more domlnant as the uoo pro1re11C!d Tbe slick ld\·b&Dder compl led lZ1 of m ror t.I04 yarda and wu l~ terceptedonlyacv nUmea. Ediaon's Sttve Davi• hu en· JO)'ed tht rep.at.at on aa Orll.Dle County'• Oneal collecc prospect stnct tht' seuon began and wa.s Mater Del's outstanding run· nlnl game wu created largely by thti orrensive blockioe or Brown lo ail. 71 Orange Coast area nounccd toda) ~:d l-.on IUgh' t'hlrllf'tS havf' l•Vl' hr• I lt•am tK"ltcllOM and lhl' 1lt µlh l..iJcn n ron ot 1''ountatn \',!lit•) ha\'C St'Vt'n C'hOlt'tS bprud throuah the three teams, whlC'h encompanes SS Oranat County achoob. ata rs were honored on the three team» A•ONG THE NO. lS are l''ouDtaln Valley's Kevin Maraerum ( recetver). Russ Heldesch tderenslve lineman) and Gil Compton <oUenslve back). F.dison's Steve Davis (de· fensive back> and Mater Dei's Greg lirown (o ffensi ve lineman> The No. 1 linebacker is El Modena Hlgh's Mike Lester The Coach of the Year for Orange County is Fountain Valley's Bruce Pickford. who in his 13th year at the helm has guided bis Barons to the CIF Big Fiye Cooference championship fin.ala. fickford's juggernauts the past three years have compiled :i 31 4 record again st the toughest "' competition. The B.1rnns haH' displayed remarka· ble offom,es with lightning-like scoring potential and a defense which has recorded a dozen shutouts in that span THIS WAS NOT supposed to be the Barons' blg year, gradua- tion losses depleted the Fountain Valley stable. But in building this team to the CIF finalist that it is, Pickford and his assistants have developed seven All-Orange County players in rolling to an 11·1 record. Fountain Valley's consistency is reflected by the season's scores which show the Barons scoring 16 points or more in 10 of 1.2 decisions. Margerum. who hooked up with quarteTback Compton SS times for 798 yards, is Orange County's No. 1 receiver, while He idesch at derensi ve tackle was the most impressive in the trenches. Vanguards Top Cal Lutheran Paul Anderson scored 28 points and handed out 11 assists as Southern California College downed visiting Cal Lutheran, '19 Ill. 1n a non-conference hnsk<'tball game Saturday night. lt was the fourth consecutive victory for the Vanguards. who are 5-3 on the season. Randy Adams, SCC's 6·11 center, also bad an outstanding performance. scoring 16 points and pulling down 19 rebounds. In a balanced effort . th e Vanguards got 22 points from guard Ernie Clayton and 18 Potnts from forward Stan Jones. (II ~'11,_,.,_ Ill) tq It Ill C' 1trm1th"•' J t I Eul>d,,.\ II J H C•lltl-er I 3 \ Sm1111 \ 1 11 Tay!Of ~ 7 11 Peter'6ft 2 0 • Ru Pe1enon ' o ' R• Peter'IOI\ 7 3 11 Totel' ~ 13 81 Ha1111,,,. sec •s-40 S.Cal c:.I'-1 .. 1 Nttl\wer'\Oer JDM\ Act.mt Cl•vton Anderwn Hawtilns AlewlM Jenuo Total~ t9 ti Ip I 3 s 'I 0 18 .... ' • n 10 8 19 1 , • , 0 • 1 0 7 3<1119'1 • • * * * AJLOaANGE COUNTY FOOTBALL •'lnl Team Offe.ue POI . Ptayer,Scbool WP.-Kevin MargerumJ... Fountain Valley WR-Darius Durbaml uotsa Grande TE-Chris Dressel, E1 Dorado T -Wayne Nabal, Edison T -Bart Eirich. El Modena G -Greg Brown, Mater Dei G -Bob Dumity. Edison C -Dan Mackie, Garden Grove B -GU Compton, Fountain Valley B -Mike Dotterer, Edison B -Mitch Olson, Los Alamitos B -Jim O'Hara. Servile Flrst Team Defense DE-Dean Porter, Cypress OT-Russ Heidesch. Fountam Valley NG-Pat McKenna, Lowell OT-Larry Parkinen, Edison DE-Chris Monson, Esperanza LB-Joe Nuu. Santiago LB-Mike Lester. El Modena LB-Greg Scherf. Maler Dei DB-Steve Davis, Edison DB-Mike Wade, San Clemente DB-Pal Compton, Santiago DB-Jon Tuin, Saddleback Second Team Ofrense WR-Jim Coppom, Fountain Valley WR-Dave Baggott, Servile TE-Ed Farrell, Servile Line-Joe Carnahan, Newport Harbor Line-Ed Lauth, Servile Line-Kevin Forester. Los Alamitos Line-Dave Chapman, Esperanza C -Greg Barrios, Fountain Valley B -Ed Odin, Pacifica B -Sam Centofante. Fountain Valley B -Randy Bauer. El Modena B -Kevin West, Sunny Hills SeeODd Team DefeD.Se DE-St.eve Jacoby, Santiago OT-Mark Campbell. Pacifica NG-Rick Lamphear, Fountain Valley OT-Bob Avila , Mater Del DE-Bob Casper, Mission Viejo LB-Paul Emery, Sunny Hills LB-Mike Nitcher. Servite LB-Paul Franklin, Santa Ana Valley LB-Brad Helm, Pacifica DB-Brad Parker, Capistrano Valley DB-Eddie Remele, Westminster DB-Greg Jones, Troy Tblrd Team Offense WR-Dan Bauer , Costa Mesa WR-Dana Teasley, Cypress TE-Bruce Lane, Saddleback Line-Steve Green, Marina Line-Chris Grady, Mater Dei Line-Steve Enright, Capistrano Valley Line-Brad Wilder, Troy Line-Doug Rubino, Loara B-Tim Sharp, El Dorado 8-Bill Lux. Costa Mesa B-Mart.in Hubbard, Corona del Mar B-M ike Johnson, Newport Harbor Tblrd Team Defense DE-Jim Shollin, Corona del Mar OT-Bob Gogatz. Santiago NG -Alan Changala. El Toro DE-Jeff Cart.er , Villa Park DE-Ken Deshano, Canyon LB-Rick Stephens, Edison LB-Mike Frank. Anaheim LB-Dave Thompson, Newport Harbor LB-Jeff Smevog, Canyon OB-Deron Llnsacum, Huntington Beach DB-Bruce Blouse. Savanna DB-Dave Simpkins, Sonora • Welcbt Cl. 165 Sr. 200 Sr. 220 Sr. 240 Sr. 200 Sr. 220 Sr. 210 Sr. 240 Sr. 180 Sr. 184 Sr. 175 Sr. 185 Sr. 190 Sr. 220 Sr. 205 Sr. 195 Sr. 205 Sr. 210 ~r. 175 Sr. 205 Sr. 190 Sr. 165 Sr. 160 Sr. 165 Sr. 165 Sr. 165 Sr . 205 Sr. 2SO Sr. 200 Sr. 200 Sr. 220 Sr. 190 Sr. 190 Sr. 175 Sr. 175 Sr. 200 Sr. 208 Sr. 210 Sr. 210 Sr. 210 Sr. 196 Sr. 215 Sr. 215 Sr. 190 Sr. 185 Sr. 183 Sr. 170 Sr. 175 Sr. 165 Jr. 165 Sr. 180 Sr. 230 Sr. 220 Sr. 232 Sr. 205 Sr. 225 Sr. 200 Sr. 167 Jr. 170 Sr. 178 Sr. 190 Sr. 190 Sr. 185 Sr. 210 Sr. 205 Sr. 190 Sr. 195 Sr. 200 Sr. 185 Sr. 150 Sr. 186 Sr. 170 Sr. Total touh !ICC r , C•I Lutt>er•n 20. Foulene$, N~l\wrnoer l!iCCI I 1s1s,:is1 t ,, a1: 1ati1 /,ts~ .. . .. . . . ' .. I • ' l ' : . .. . 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Oeclember 10 1978 DAILY PILOf 83 Laguna Tourney Estancia Keeps Diahlos at Bay By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OI lM Dally ll'li.t Sta" Estancia High withstood a furious rally by Mission Viejo In the closing minutes and hung on for a 69-68 victory Saturday night in the cbampionshlp rt.nals of the Laguna Beach Jaycees Christmas tournament. It is often said that basketball games are won in the final two minutes, but Estancia won this one in the first two minutes. Taking advantage of sloppy Mission Viejo passing, the Eagles spurted to a 6-0 lead. From that point on, the teams locked into a virtually even struggle. Ir they didn't spot Estancia six points, Mission Viejo's Oiablos might have controlled the game from start to finish. As it was, unbeaten Estancia (4·0) had to hustle to maintain a narrow lead throuahout the first batr. exploiting the crtap passing and quick moves of 1uard Dan Maddock. Center Steve Van Hom, who was later named tourney MVP, led Est.ancia's second·hallbaWe, scoring 17 of his 22 points in the final two periods. But Mission Viejo guard Mike Roberts got hot from the 25-foot range, and arter four con· escutive steals. the Diablos finally took the lead, 66-64, with 2:45 remaining. After the teams each allowed another hoop, Van Hom connect· ed on a 10.footer to tie the game at 68 with 1:02 left. Mission Viejo worked the clock down, but dropped the ball into the hands or Estancia'$ Tony Camp with 26 seconds left, then fouled him. Sailors Win Title Camp converted the first or two free throws and that was all the· Eagles needed, as Mission Viejo missed a potential game- wlnniog shot with 0 :06 on the clock. Nip Santa Ana, 50-49 MlnMllYleje( .. I Hamann F .. 1<111 OeCaH• R-rl\ Huttma" ...... • I t 1 1 3 I 0 U u 0 ?9 IE ttaMll (..i l(tup M-ll ICrohnfeldt c.~ G•Ule• .. .. , . 3 0 • • , 1• S J IJ , • 10 1 , l •• Tl 2S ,. O'I Jon Sweek didn't score in dou- ble figures but the 6·3 senior forward did account for nearly all of Newport Harbor's fourth quart.er scoring as the Sailors nipped Santa Ana, 50-49, Salur· day night to capture the San Clemente basketball tournament title. Sweek hit on five of six free throw attempts in the final quarter, including a pair with 30 seconds remaining, and added one of the Sailors' two field goals in the frame lo pull out a see- saw baWe. Brian Freeman, the tourney MVP, paced Newport with 16 points, several off of 'steals he converted into layups. All-tourney Bruce Caldwell, along with Bob Street and Brian Linsky, controlled the boarda for Newport, which ls now S-0 oo the season. In the battle for third place, Foothill defeated San Clemente, 67-58. Sao Clemente started off slow· ly and never could recover in dropping its second straight game alter two victories. Ross SUtton scored 20 points in a losing effort. for the Trltons, who scored just six points in the first qWlrter and trailed 33·19 at halftime. Sutton was named to the all-tourney team. Gary Carr with 15 and Rusty Adams with 14 also scored in double figures for San Clemente. Edison's Chargers placed three players on the La Quinta all-tournament team after losing to North High of Riverside in the finals. 62-57. Darin Bowen. who scored 28 points against North, Larry Hirst a nd Kregg Kanemaru were named to the team. ~ ..... u., •• ti tp • 0 ,. Sa"'4AMl4'1 .. " ... 1 2 1• Freem•n SwM• C.ld-11 Strttl LIMl<V 2 s • S O IO l 0 " l , • sr..nu Sift91elon er-n SMllll H-0.rtl 3 0 • 1 0 ,. 2 0 • 1 0 , 0 3 l I 7 • 21 , .. Troller 21 I 50 TOl•I• IC..-...., o..un Newpor1 Ha,_ 16 13 17 t--w S.nla A"a 17 11 II ....... Tolal IO<llO: ~ Hartiof'•. s-rta Af\I M. s-~<•> f'...itl('1) .. 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Total\ 29 1' 10 Tot•I •ouw Unl-tv IS, LOS Al..,,.tos 11, Fouled 0\11 -.. Te<Jlllkets: _,., Un1v•n1tv LotAl.,..1~ Scef'eW~ • 9 1• I~ JS 16 •s 20-16 THE $4,000,000 MAN. It could be you. At the Sporting House. we~vc spent over S4,000,CXX> to ensure that you have everything you need to look and f ccl like a new man. You11 have ocoess to the finest, most daborate athletic equipment and club facilities in this area: Olam- pionship racquetball and handball courts. Volleyball, basketbaU and a pro shop. A full-sized swimming pool. Jogging track with pacing lights. And conditioning rooms with)he latest resistive-exercise mtdtincs to make your physical conditioning an enjoyable, as well as rewarding. experience. After your workout or game, youll have a choice of jacuzzis, saunas. steam rooms and massage to relax your muscles and melt away the day's ten· sions. There's even a restau· rant and lounge for your personal enjoyment I or for entertaining guests. And if you just fed like loafing. we have quiet rooms. pool tables. video games and a giant Advent 1V. Nothing has been teft out, or skimped on. Wne paid close attention to every detail, eYell down to such luxurious touchcl as oak loctds, toiletries at evuy sink.and daily laundry service for your dothcs. As if this isn't enough, the Sporting House exclusively features· a complete cardiovaseular and cardiopulmonary testing and con- ditioning ~staffed by a . physidan. This optional ICrYice includes stress testing ml bodJ fat ~)'Sis. A custom atlalctic pro- gram can be CRlted to meet JOUf' exact health care needs. We can list our flCilities here. but we can't eY01 come doe to describing the fcdinl ol IUXUl'J )'00,l find only at the.Sporting Home. Oive us· a call for co111'1ctc iofonna- tion on our~ club. . Al the Spoltilw Home, we want you to fed like I million dotlarL And dlCR some. The Newport Bearh SportinglbDe !t 3601 Jamboree Blvd. Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 7S2·0S6S ~pc1ror.a Sclorlial ........ C .. ISTMAS SfllQAL- 40% DISCOUMT I .... .. ~ .. . ....-' , 84 DAILY PILOT C.Ol/,ege Bmketball EA.IT l..A.NSlNO . Mit"h . -Cal . at t"ull t.Jd MJchl1an si.te n11tton Ea"'9 to a u tow five pc>lnte ht\ll"day nt•ht· bul Orecory kt>h. r ln 27 PQ!1'll u lhe fourth ranlll•d • partana won thft non ronf411'11ft colleat bulletball 11m »2 . Fullerton traJi.d by •• many 1' J)Olnla early 1n lht' "eeond half. but put on a torrid out.I'd.-lhootln• uhib1tlon •n th clmU., moment. L~ by «nl r Calvin Roberta w1tb 27 Points and Mike Nllea with 24, the 'rttana hil on 18 of 19 flf'ld aoal auempt.r. In u •t*k that brou&ht them to wllhln three po&nt.11 u lht1 ,.ml' nded "'ullt-rto1r1 Keith Anderson aco~ on ly one littld 11oal tn thl' flr11t h•lr. but hnully isturk.1 COtlnttlln& and ftruahed with 12 polnl5 ........... 87 SEATTLE Jaw~mn Oldh1tm Mnd Ke1t.b Barrell combined for 35 poants to give ~University an 81..e? victory over U.. U.lversily of California Bean 1n a DCl600Gference colle1e basket.ball eame s.turday rug.ht. Oldham paced Seattle with 18 points and Harrell added 17 us the Clueftams pulled away m the last nine mmutes of the game to r emain undefeated after four games. ~6·1-82 EUGENE. Ore. John Murray i;cored 18 points for Oregon Saturday night and the Ducks beat Northern Arizona 64-62 in a non-conference bnsketbalJ game. The Ducks stifled a furious Lumber· Jack rally in the final 10 minutes. The Lumberjacks got 15 polnlo; from Wayne Wharton. Ke lvin Small scored 14 points for Oregon. Orepn Stat~ .. 101·61 CORVALLIS. Ore Mark Radford's rareer-Jugh 28 potnls sparked the Oregon State Bea,,ers to a 107-67 basket- ball win over the Portland State Vikings . • here Saturday night. Sophomores Ray Blume and Jeff Stoutt.~ 20 and 19 pointa ~ve ly fcW U.. Beaven. each searing 15 in the seCQDll ball. Gree Sllder scored 13 for the Vikings, now l-51 Bob Siaul added 12 for the losers~ Wadlington, 75-86 S EA ITLE -Lorenzo Romar and Stan Walker combined for 25 points in the second half as the Univeraity of Washington Huskies pulled away t.o de- reat the Ariiona Wildcats 75·66 In Paclfic·lO Conference basketball play Saturday night. Walker and Romar each tallied 18 points for the Huskies, 1·1 in the con- ference. Three Wildcats -Joe Nehls, Larry Demic and George Hawthorne - each scored 16 for Arizona. 0-2 10 the conference. Wculdngton St.., 84-87 PULLMAN. Wash Don Collins and Terry Kelly combined for 39 pomts as Washington Stale downed previously unbeaten Arizona S l ate 84 -67 in Pacific· 10 Conference basketball action Saturday rught. Collins led the Cougars with 25 points, while Kelly :tdded 14 ASU was paced by Alt.on Lister wtlh 15 points and Roy Joshua with 12. San Diego St., 65·51 SAN DIEGO -Kim Goetz scored 28 points, 20 in the second half, to lead the San Diego State Aztecs to a 65-57 non· conference victory over the University of Toledo Saturday mght. San Diego State's center . Steve Malovic, led all rebounders with 13 and &cored 12 points. IU!tai uck11, 87 ·68 LEXINGTON, Ky. -Kyle Macy tut a tecbllical free throw with three seconds left in overtime as loth-ranked Ken· lucky stunned No. 5 Kansas 67-66 in col- lege balketball action Saturday night Macy's 15 points led Kentucky, 3-0 Nerfla Dalcota., 82-70 GRAND FORKS, N.D. -Senior rorw•rd Chris Fahrbacb and junior f otWard Mike Grueltch combined for 48 ~ 11 North Dakota defeated San JOM State 82·70 ln nonconference col· lese bllltetball Saturday nlght. P'ithrbacb scored 28 points and Gruelich added 20. Teammate junlor guard Rlch Bouchard had 11. * Cot .... "" ~·• 0.-tt UClA It Alll ... •• lft AWt• I\.., • .,,,., .. 0.....-W H All-" o ......... .., """"-·· ., teeltle •• C..i"-"'• t i Wa.i. ....... 1' Attl ...... W•v.~ M .. Ml-" •• u .... JI,~,_ .. " .... ~·-··· It ..,,_ .. ,. ~ •1141411 ....,,..,, U( 1 ......... " .. "" .... ,... ~· Hiii• u r °' .... " ,..,. ... .,.,_ •t <.' ~ .. ..,,..... 1• .... ••-•Wu , ... P9•M l-"1. 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Ptte 0.C--Mlu AOlltrV f Ml\ alon lllejol. Jeff ,,.,,., .. Md W•YM Cm~ IOc-Vltwl; Mtctwel MeWllll-(~I BASKETBALL I HORSE RACING ............ Olytnpi0J Debt Still Unsettled COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. <AP) -The U.S. Olympic C'.om- mlttee met behind closed doors Saturday night to cooaider a financial responsib Ut1·1barina proposal by Los AoctJes or- aanlzera for the 1914 01mt1. An •sreement between Los Angeles and the USOC muat. be worked out before the USOC will algn a contract wlth the lntclrna· tional Olympic Committee u - s u ming Joint financial responstbWty w1tb the city for the Games. Tbat agreement is required under the terms ol Los Angeles' contract with the IOC for the Olympics, signed by the city Oct. 20 THE USOC's MAIN concern ts to protect It.sell against many possible Oamea deficits. The Los Angeles organizers had original· ly prop()M!d that all contracts with Olympic suppliers contain clauses specifically excluding the USOC from financial liability. NORTH DAKOTA'S DOUG MOE STEALS BALL FROM SAN JOSE'S FRANK MANUMALEUNA. But USOC lawyen aabl this would Mt s ufficiently protect Uae committee since the IOC contract apeclflcally aaya the USOC will share tn •uch llablllty. Alrunitos, Hollypark Results Loa A.lamtto• .....~, UM .. _, P•ll MHtl ... 1 Ftrsl race-Ml• '>l>I••" CGont•l••l S 10 l llO 1 IO oe1101ttlut Maoo•• c ~,,..,. • 70 & 10 AoO•I E•f\eu\I IC•rCIOl•I '"° '1 .... , •• 18 /) P••d \Sl 10 SeCOOd •ece Popp.. J""" CAd••rl ) >O ) llO. 140. S<lf)O't S...<,..,<19 IPe•N• I • 40 1110 11\0' Ctnclldal• IC..-oerJ l 00 Tlllrd •«• -<Ori Promlw IBardl "«> 1 IO s 40, A W.lno I Arn IF•~IOftl. "° s IO SM,,. J•t 1 Ttf!eWrel• 20UU.t<:IA14 llP<llCIUS 00 Foutlh rM~M< SIMY Bob IROUOf\I 1110 s "°· 4 00, 8om ""'" IMyie.I • 40, l eo. Ftont Pao-si.r cer-11 20 Flltll •-Pl-.,..,,..rl It IO. S IO, 4 IO JUft JIH> HI IT,_1 •.AO, 4 IO, Dutptk -C11k IMlk-11 ..... U_ .. fl.II peidlVl.IO Slat II r..-T .. Oii ILlphaMI 4 20. 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L4'0 Priam IC.rdoUI Instead. the USOC Is seeklnc a share or control over Olymplc expenditures -something the Los Angeles organizers have been reluctant t.o give up. THE LOS ANGELES Times reported in Sunday's editions that the compromise prOl>osal bel ng COMldered by thle-1 (JSOC would allow the natioll6tNcom- millee t.o appoint a q\aU'ter of the members on the exeduUve board of the official GanMs or· ganizing committee. The USOC would also name a full-time financi a l observer in Los Angeles whose salary would be paid by the organizing commit tee. The USOC executive board members would have joint power wtth Los Angeles appoln tees to draft the initial Olympic Budget. They would a&M ~ 11 good position t.o block capita.I in- vea tm enta of more than $50 million for Games facilities since s uch expenditures must tie a pproved by a three-quarters vote or the board. (IF Tennis Finals MOnday at Irvine The Irvi ne Racquel Club will be the scene of the final three rounds of the ClF girls individual tennis championsh ips Monday beginning. al 8:30 in the momlng for both singles and doubles. Kelly Henry of Glen- dale is the top seeded ' singles player while Michelle Abbott and An· dren Loftus df Dos Pueblos are the top doubles unit. For best prices and best selection call the In the quarte rfinal round . N e wport Harbor 's Andr ea Gonzalez. daughter of Pancho Gonzalez. will play Janet Lagasse of Lou 1s vllle. Losers are eliminated. In doubles. Dianna Rowan and C ri sty Hansink of Manna are the only area entrants. Angle Olmedo, daughter of Alex Olmedo, another form er tennis star, will play in doubles with ,,,. ......... ~ ..... 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Chawl1 Awe. °"'9ft, ~ tJU6 Cll4t ., ..... , ' ' Spring Jewelry Tlllt mon: t.hln11 ~. 0. .. ,. th )' re· ma.la I.be MrM, "'*1a U. ~ llllllulry CololGdl, polntl8c CMlt '-'• oN t•> 1-..W.-rt ally dM, tMy J P' beet tn llldn tn an VtrU-. Pw•ample. U.. Jou Ctewford look -lht •kle ahoWdera, sttU.J ltlt P:lrtl. llllllllU,:h spike Meb _. anklt ltrape and open toel l lMdM beck 1a&o u.. faa!Uoa plcl1U'9 I• Rtmtmt..r wl9at WH foadly celltd ltl .. , ... v ..... , ....... d~ neckJllMlll. d• 91) v'1 and bandeH tops Mt off the cr .. my while houldert ot svdl movt~ rre•ta u Lana 1'&11Mt', Rita Ha.)'W'Orth, V•roaira LI.kt, Bette Davl1, Md tled.y l.aMatr' Look for bl& beada, multi 1trand necl&la«s and bulky beads to 11ve handsome ntekl ne fUI In to Uu1 style re •urteote Hairstyles too tall~ a b.-kward 1tance, with • tr.nd toward ban11. pompadours, aod h&Jr 1wept up at the aldH, barina the ears and ac· centlna the need for earrings button, weddlna baod, Uld amall hoop as well as chunky bead , earnnp. ,, 1 Look '°" jewelled bair ornaments -1lltter· tn11 combs. and P"'llY chlrnon neta w1lh G .1 jewelled touches for evenlng Another eumpk of t.be past -only much • much earlier -lnftuenctn1 the present ln the .,1 marked popularl~ ol eold -with the Klng Tut ,I • exhibit t.bal bu been tow'tng the country takmg credit for ma.IUq us ltarat-coosdous. Lots ol little pim, an love knots, geometnc shape1, ln plain 1old or sliver, or with small preet~ staoes will chng t.o the collar, spark a neckline. or add emphasis t.o wider shoulders on padd~ suit jackets and dresses. Whimakal hl· tie toadat.oola, turtles. kitties and flower faces , JOID the pm parade ~" CootJnu.ing m popularity -mostly ~ause 11 ,,.UJey can fit in with the nostalgic fashion trend KJr' and accent necklines and lapels -are tac pins. mc,.,wtakb appear in gold love knots, circles, and ... , •eometric designs as well as ceramic roses, 11111 f reeb water pearls, and fanciful painted bul· ,,. t.erf'Ues. )f' Stickpins atay In the swim, and there's an . .,,, emphasis on bar pins, lhat. give a military look to coatumes. <Sbades of the war years?) Some plna abow a deco look, and others carry a novelty theme in gold and while enamel or plaaUc. 1 ~ Remember twin sweater sets and matching ... bracelets and necklaces? The matched look In 1,, jewelry Is back, with rings joining In the pie I ~~~i;~,,..;,~~ .. • .. • ... • ............. s .un·d·.v.o.c.m ... ~ .. ''·0·'9·7·8 ......... 0.A.IL·Y·Pf.LO.T .. ·.s. Clark Gable often played diamond in the rough roles. Today men's jewelry is apt to reflect that -diamonds set in nugget-like links. 1dent bracelets and chains The girl with the peekaboo curl was Veronica Lak~ and her coiffure was as much a trademark of the '40s as the geometric look in 1ewelry of the '70s. lure Stone ring designs are echoed in earrings and necklaces with tiger's eye, Jade. opal and coral playing leading roles. Look ror mother or pearl rings and pins Because those big pearl ~uties or yeat.eryear -the long s trands or cultured pearls -are ln short supply due to water pollution, seed pearl necklaces in multi·slrand.s and small irregular fresh water pearls come on strong for Spring. Many designers make exciting use or ir- recwar pearl shapes by integrating them into t.beir designs on rings and pms. If you don't fancy your birthstone, you might take t.o the slacked ring look -slim CragUe sold bands adorned with tiny real gems tones such as rubies. sapphires and emeralds. In fashion Jewelry. Spring will feature bright colors in enamel Jewelry. with hot pink and bright. yellow top favorites. Desert colon - beige and yellow as well as khaki green appear sn large bead necklaces that emulate nature's colors. Chains take on a dellcate. finer look. and most popular length will be 13 to 15 lncheni. The lariat staya In the rashlon-pk:ture, and bangle bracelets an silver and gold will abound. as will flexible bracelets In karat gold or with the look of gold. Rigid bracelets will appear in geometric shapes -octagonal rather than Just citauJar - m both gold and a1lver, with yellow gold the favorite. F1ex.ible bracelets will show mYCh link interest. and aome may comblne tw or even three hues of gold. • Don't count out the pendant looM yet. for pendants more than hold their own. pjl,rticularly the newest innovation -chains wt&h charm holders and their attendant mobile <:harms. re· ports the Council. Those charms feature the wearer's hobbles or sports interests, s~ch a& JO((glDJ( shoes, tennis rackets, flo~,'l&r llny antmal charms. Dramatic and romantic are lbe "ey words ror Jewelry accessories in the sea.sot) ahf1~d. .,.., . , .......................................................................................................................... . "' 11. tf,'I ti .. 1 1 .. ' AVraplt All Up You'll love the haberdashery look and the endless variety of ways it can be in· terpreted for day or night. It's the best of the men's world adapted to look dassic, pretty and always pulled together. By day, haberdashery is little pocket handkerchiefs in foulards, herringbones, chevrons and checks; it's wool mufflers in tweeds and plaids, in challis, sheer wool and voile among others. It's wonderful hacking jacket patterns as well as paisley and menswear motifs; and it's men's lies for ladies in classic silk twill, in Italian knits and in printed bias interpretations. By night, there are all the finishing touches for tuxedo dressing -jacquard mufflers in silk with satin stripes, in tubular rayon with the perfect selC fringe and in crepe de chine ties that can be bowed or belted. Bott.om Left: The black tie dinner suit is appropriately accessoriz.ed with a nar· row pin dot print tubular crepe long lied in· to a bow and a fringed oblong jacquard ly· lng under the lapels. Top Right: For a great way to look at the office, try a 54 inch challis floral tied into an oblong, knotted, and worn down over the shoulders (and remember that folded into a triangle, it's the perfect shawl!) Combine it with a terrific paisley bias tie knotted low. Tap Left: For the city or the country, try some pattern on pattern us1Dg two ter- rific muffiers. One is a wool challl.s argyle print crossed over at the neck; the other an Italian wool check puJled under a belt - one of the newest ways to wear oblongs! Scarves provide all the ingredients for the. newest looking wardrobe. The fun begins when you choose the scarves that are just right for your individual haberdashery style. .. _""".,..,,-.,,. i . Scarves in c lud e arg yle · print, checked p laid, pin dot, s olid ja.cqua r cj, ~isley, ana phall~s flpt:JJ/. ~~-____ _ .. ,. • .• t. '""' . . ~ .. ' ,, --- ( 88 ~YPtlOT Sunctey O.C:.rnw to 1171 ANNLANDER S/HOROSCOPE /ERMABOMBECK Weddings/Engagements Wtddmg ond fnllOu•mml announctmnt1 run on Sunday in th#> Dally />dl>t fo'o""' art avollablt at au ()oily l'IU>t ul/icei or blf calltny tM fo'toturea Depart ment, 6G-f32l Dooley-Bettcher Jam• C. Dooley and P'aocy Lee B«Ubtt wer. married ha lb Fern 0 tOUo oo the Wand ot Kauai Ind an at bome ln El Toro. Tlte br1de, dllqht.er ot Mr. and Mn. MtMn e.etuber ot .,_..,mery, N.Y., attended u,. Stata UnlvenJty of New York and affiliated with Kaepe Della. SM la dlltrict edm.inl t.rator tor U.8. x.p. Robt!rt E Badbam lJl hb Newport Beacb~. • Her h111blad, 1on of the William O Dooltya or Lone Bnell, 1radu•t•d from Loni Beach WlltOD ltJtb Sebool and Lons Btub City Coll•&•· He la a vtce ptt1ktent ol Holltetn In dualrim, Ooela M a Lang bridge-Wolf P1trida 8 Woll and John D l..anlbrid1e e.a c h1n1ed wtddlna vowa ln St Andrew'& Presbyterian Chuf'\'h, Newport Beatb Tb y an ~ dau1htu and aon of Robert L Woll of ta Ana and Mn Alec Lantbrtdi• or lrvinf' The bride ll'adUaled rrom Chapman Colle1e tend 11 employed by Oakwood Garden Apart meont1. Her hu1band araduattd from Oblo Unlve..Uty, Athena, Oblo and ls a co-owner or Saddlebtack MarkeUn1 Corp . Nowpe>rt Beach They wtll hve ln Newport Beach Kuntz-Briski· Karen Sue Kunu will become the bride of An too J. Brtatt durtna June ceremonies. Their enaaaement baa been announced by her parent.a, Mr and Mrs Edwanl Kunt.z of Irvine. His parents are Mr and Mra. Anton Briski or Joliet, JU Mrs Langbrtdge Miss Smith Thf br1dt• to-be! airaduated from Alverno Hi&h St'hool 10 St•rra Madre imd the University of Alubaim1 lier flwtce ls 1tn alumnus of Joliet Central II heh School and llUnols St1tte University. Larson-Long Cathy Larson and J effrey Long are engaged to be married The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Larson of Newport Beach, graduated from Newport Harbor High School and attends California State University, Humboldt. The future bride -groom, son of Mrs. Alice Lone of Dana Point, graduated from Santa Monica lllgh School and CSUH, and is a partner in Craig Froley Yachts, Dana Point. Mr. Long, Miss Larson A September wedding is planned lD St. An· drew'a Presbyterian Church , Newport Beach. Smith-Winkelpleck Alberta E. Smith and James L. Winkelpleck are engaged to be married. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Smith of Westminster, attended Fountain Valley High School and Golden West College. The bridegroom-elect, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winkelpleck of Downey, graduated from Warren High School and Cerritos College. An April 14 wedding is planned oo the Queen Mary, Long Beach. T<> avotd duoppointmtnt, proipect1u. bndt1 art rtmrnd.ed to havt thtir WC!ddhlg 1torlt1, IDllh a black und-whttt glouy of lht bl"UU or o/ the couplt, to tht' l-'toturt1 Department ont week btfort the wedding HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED O' WASHING THOH DIRTY CLOTHH?-UT US DO IT FOR YOU .. ~ ... -........ , .............. ___ _ tw UY•~ AtM ~ c1o ... 1,,. & ,...,,.,.. ~ '''"' ,_ , ...... "''" .............. .., COllOHA .. Mil LAUMHY JJll 1. e...t HwJ. '40.7JOO _._.._."'" .... _ ~ss~m >,)..... NEWPORT'S .. _ y' ~Favorite Drug Store,1 .. ~) For Cosmetics l/ I~ ~ "-"M ... LIDO ]) RUGS, ... r [ Horos~ope ) MONDAY, DEC. 11 By SYDNEY OMARR LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22). Dare to dream ' Reruse to be pushed into co rne r or "categorized." Welcome challenge, opportunity to express in unique, original, creative way. Accent on the occult, mysteries, financial s up- port related to close as- sociate, partner o r spouse. You'll get g reen light to "try it your way." Give Kids the Vote? ARIES (March 21 · April 19): Emphasis on catching up, locating what has been missing, getting money's worth, perceiving financial potential. You find way out, an el!lcape hatch. 'You no longe r are trapped. Fine print in contract, agreement ac- tuall y favors you. Hur-ray! TAURUS (April 20· Ma y 20): Popularity ID· creases -member of opposite sex could make "dee laration of love." Gemini, Virgo, Saglt· tarius persona Ugure prominenUy. Cycle high -there will be an end to lethargy. Accept compll· ment. There is no need for false modes ty . • Beneficial change oc- curs. GEMINI <May 2 1· June 20): Don't fear the unknown . Famil y m e mber, In this in · stance, is on target. Be receptive, especially wh e n I t comes to purc hase leading to hom e improvement. Taurus, Libra, Seorp10 figure prominently so does the number 6. CANCER <June 21· July 22): Acce nt on romance, creativity, de· te rmining where you stand, what ls real as contrasted to wishful thinking. Define terms, check sources. There is an abundance of flattery in picture -but get something ln writing. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Spotlight on goalB, com munic atlng with those who "pull str - ings." Take nothing for granted. Bring priorities into sharp focus -make decision oo what you are willing to expend for aucce89. Deeds now will b e separated from words. Cancer, Taurus, Capricorn person s figure in scenario. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Good Moon aspect coincides now with travel, gaining advan- tage through publica- tion, communication, spiritual or special in - sights. You complete as- signment and prove a major point. Pisces figures prominently - and so does another Virgo. Get pulse of public. SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21): Learn, in- quire, teach and follow throu g h o n hun ch . Aquarius, Cancer, Leo persons figure pro- mineoUy -so does the number 11. Individual who· aided in past is again available. Don't permit pride to stand in way of progress. Legal document will be "pre- sented" to you. When will I ever learn that ma n y o f the theories of child raising can be injurious to your mental health? The latest one that will drive you to the ledge is, "Discu.ss your child's punishment with him." Maybe lf you're dealing with a member of the American Bar As· sociation, justice could be served, but face it, children are concerned with only one goal - saving their own skins . I said to one of my kids the other day, "I waot to talk to you.'' "I vote 'NO!• " he said. ··How can you vote 'no' when I haven't even told you what the pro- blem is?" "I can tdJ by the look in your eye.'' ••Let us deal with some hypothetical facts first," I said. "Suppose you had a 17-year -old E""a Bornhe~k boy who wanted lo bor· row the car for an even- ing and when h e r t!· turned it, there was mud all over the tires and fenders. onion rings in the upholstery and the gas gauge was oo E ?" ··What color is the car ?" "What difference does that make?" ''Mud shows up on a darker car to be much mor e than it is on a lighter car." "Theo you don't feel the borrower s hould wash the car or vacuum the onion nngs out or the car?" "You are assuming tha t the onion r ings were put there by the borrower. The age of the rings would have to be checked to see if they were old or new.·' "And what about the em ply gas tank'?'' "I think it is reasona- ble to assume that if it were aft.er midnight, the the l e nd e r is ac - customed?" ·'Go to your room and stay there the rest or the evening." '·You sure showed him," said my husband. "He's stuck up there in that dreary bedroom with a color TV set, a tel e pho ne, soft bed, stereo • ...and two desserts and you're down he re with a ll the dirty dishes to do." I'm tough. But I 'm fair. b o r rower w o u l d n o t ;::::;:;;;;::;:;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;::~ have the opportunity to RUffEll'S fill the tank as most sta· lions close at 11 ." UPHOLSTERY · "I don't think the bor· Wlllll T• Wet rower would have filled .._ lett the tank even if he had lt2Z.......,.ltYli the money.·· c .......... -~llH "Then you are saying'---------- that the borrower Is in· lt(ClUDES FREE: ANY 2 ROOMS ANY SIZE NO HIDDEN CHARGES I C....._,........, • 01w1le<:1tng • Spot Removing •Color Brightening •furniture Moving •Kilb f leo\ • Deodor11ing • M .... ,,..!a ... 1119 100 % Monev Baell Carpet repairs . · G ANTE' Uphohtery Clean1t19 UAR E Available 1fa>:\ Ou•tll Otyonq W W.. ~~ r-~tj <i)-{["ri a,;£.;~ ·~=~· (71•1554-1953 • -• ltCIMlO . ~--•COUPONEJCPtRESSAT DEC ie 19~7!8 ___ , deed under-financed and r----•llll!lll!l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. should have an mcrease · In allowance 1f he is to support a borrowed car m the manner to which CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ••• SAGl'JTAJUUS CNov. 22-Dec. 21): Give full play t o intellectual curiosity. Be versatile witho ut scattering forces. Gemini plays key role. Be aware of basic procedures. Skip red tape, but do not Ig- nore details. One who 11hares your interests Cookin' With Gas RElAXED GARDEN ATMOSPHERE ••. Plants. Dooks. Stationery and Dotanical Gifts will cooperate. DEAR ANN: My wife is a terrific cook. Every CAPRICORN (Dec. Sunday we have either 22-J an. 19): Grand ex-her relatives or mine to pectatioos could be aura dinner -usually slx or of day. Children, excite· elghl extras. She has the ment, speculation, af· crazy Idea her "com- falni of heart dominate. pany" meals mus t be Aquarius, Taurus, s pectacular. Scorpio persons figure . i n y 0 u r p e r s 0 n a 1 The woman thinks she scenario. You may have must offer a choice of to tear down for the three appetiier s, six purpose of rebuilding. vegetables a~d broth, m eat AND fis h. For AQUARIUS (J a n. dessert s h e a lways 20-Feb. UI): Slick to fac· makes two kinds of pie tual data. Be aware of -AND a cake . Our subtle nuances, plan.s or guests ar e us ually so those who may oppose s tuffed when they leave you. Do your homework the table, they ure ready -verify sources. Get t 0 r a l 1 a s I e e p o n valid appraisal. Get on anything anywhere. solid footing -find out whether you are giving I say p~ople don 't with no receiving, no need a variety of foods feelings r eciprocated. lo choose from. She Face truth and you'll says, "I want to do it glow grow and be free. R I G II T . " W h at i s Pl,SCES (Feb. 19· ''RIGHT"? ELMER Ma r ch 20): Family DEAR El..-MER: No member takes trip, one e•ptt'8 •cafeteria· writes, calls, cajoles. type selection when tbey wants something for ere Invited to dinner. performing "easy" task. People don't f'at tbet Be diplomatie, not gulh· wey at home and tbere ble. Protect your own in-is no rt-asoa why they terests. Show that you should bf-offered sacll also have feelings and choices ebewbere. basic needs. Difierences I'll bet your wife will be settled. learned tbla aam her Put a little magic in your holidays from ber mother~ A coo- ~eoltal 11-coorse boatess Is Inc urable. Gwe up. Ann Landers a ft c r :-u fl JH' r as h e watches TV. Wh en peo- ple come ID he doesn't even apologize. lie feels every man has a right to be comfortable in his own home> What can I do about thi s? I am HUMILIATED Open 7 Days 10:30 AM./ 4:00 P.M. 2647 East Coost Hwy. Corona del Mar Porklng. CorMr OoNio & Cooit Hwy. DEAR HUM: A well·'------ cut Japanese kimono I•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ comrortable and good- looklog as well. Surprise him with one. It cowd solve the problem - especially lf you tell hlm how sexy he looks ln the new garment. 0 E AR ANN : My -::=======::--husband sits in the sun. Call 642-5678. Our next·to·naked sandal of canvas strips in navy, brown, natural, black. Wood bottom is tri mmed in rope. Cushy sole room wearing nothmg but shorts every night Pul a lew worda to work for ou. feels so comfortable. Price is a delight. 16.99 Muter Chara• • V111 SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3a33 SOUTH BRISTOL • COST A MESA -. I INCREDIBLE HULK No Joke, 'The lncredibk Hulk ' It's Not Easy For View rs To Admit They Wa tch Bill Bi.d>y HOLL vwoon (AP) TM Utl• II lbe t.ou1hett part to &et j>Ul Admtt.tlq JOU walcb aometh1nc called "Th• lncredibht Hulk" la like l•tUDI UUlht l'Omtnl out ol lllu Pam1'1 Pl 1ure Palac. BIU Bilby fC'lt the um wa1 l.n the be1ln n1n1 "Whc-n my uaent. 1ave me the pilot aeript I dld what mlltt ttdulta do," be 1'9Cllll "I llatened to th UU • formt'd en opln.lM and dl.amlued It You have to overrorn c that Ullt " BIXBY, WHO RAD 1tar"r11d in the PBS drama •· ambath'' and the flnt mint Nr1 • "Rieb Man. Poor Man," let tM acnpt att few 41 boura, But Own be lbou1ht "U lb1a waa tna&ed Mriouab like I.be mO«Ull r CDOYI ol the '40I - at a f anl1 )' told In a very realiatic manner " So peopl• art' watl'h.lna ''Tbe lncrecllble Hulk," UUti MtVrlt.hltandlna Not only La Lbo COS am• a blt, but, llke ttw romlr boolt from whlrh tl 1pran1. 1t rouJd bttomc a cult lhlnl H1xb)' pl a ya Oav1d R~ Banner, a re urch M'I oUat e 'C poa.-d lo 1 m ~lvt-dOM of ec11mm1 ray1 dunni 1n .-xpenment When ht beromm ~ry he tumll into a rr n man beul nurly v n le.-t t•ll Lou t"ernsno playa th p•rt of ht.I alter ~10. or Hulk BANNt:a SECOM a w ...... r oblwed wtth flnd.11\1 111 cure flu ' 1 puraued by Ilea... a reporter for a eonaauooal t1bao6d convlnced the Hulk la a bloodthil"ll)' mooster. But the Hulk never hWU anyone, 111ltbo&1.1h he I.a belt on can, truck1, walls or nylhJn1 elte thal 1eta ln bla way. "'!bl H\LLk npnMnll In all ol us what w.'d llllt &o do wberJ we 1et u1ry." U"JI Bixby. "We want lo ...... tbat 1n1er and raa•. lt'• llke lbe 1u1 on LM beach who 1 u land kicked ln hit face." Pedlape, .. 8l1by H)'I, the Hwk afford.I UI a hannl., and vlca.rtoua reltlM ol fnaatra· ttona But there art other element. that aometlmea mah ''Th• JncNCUble Hulk" aeem to be delcencffid from "Lei MIMrablea" and "Dr. JekyU and Mr. Hydt," and "Franken· atolo " BA.,Mqa CAN'T 1ubmef'Ce bl.I alter e10 at will ln fact, M'• at the mercy of tbe mooat.tr. who appean when Bann r ll ancrY. Ke oever know1 whllt t.b4l Hulk bu done uni .. be ..U. Nor doll the TV Hullc talk, u he doeS ln t.be ,•omlu Blltby aaya, "If ho t.aJked and aald. 'You hurt Hulk'• fri nd ' " In a "Me Tarian. you J10~" fuh.lon "people wouJd 11tart laughing " ·rhu. day Bixby lJI fllmlna ID episode about 011 dnU1111 oo the backlot of UruveraaJ Studios A wooden d rr"lck tS ne•tled 11&.lnat a rocky cliff, and bt...,ldt' It hi 1t quoMet hut Bixby wears Krt!H~ »tallU'd jt•111ns 1tnd a h.rdhat as he plays 111 tempcm1ry 011 drilltir. AT NOON , HE 1t.e9 1 ln.stde bis motor home dreaaln1 room for a lunch of knoclrwunt and German beer The stereo la pl1ytn1 Isaac Stern'a1 recording of Beethoven's Violin Con· certo ln D Ml.nor. The luxuriowa vehicle, Bixby explalna, Is a home away from home. .._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ forever~ whoever \Vanted a chance to start over. _.,,. ,,.. 110fyaf°"""9C.-~ 1'11"<\ llY C It ,J/111 J AVCO IMllA'>\V l'ICTUW ~•'IC ..... ~ .... --- "A compeUlng thrlller." NOW AT A ntlATU NIA• '(.OU tl!ll004'l U ~" "I" 1, 14 , • l ltlWPOlll &lllUIA ~ lluth bM-OlfiO Ill WAY JI DlllW ·Ill _,~,.. '.l' ~ I Oii OUllOf tOUNTl l'MllAAM lllfOMATIOll CAU ~ SOii~• 110 ru111 Atcrrno ro• '"" tllllMttlOO NOW PLAYING UC ... •WPOllT 11 am.-_..,_ ..... Nf'<lll)Ot1 8Ncft fl.U 0190 ~ Ul·nM 8-l'Mll 1121-4010 ~single dream ls moic · ,powerM than l)lousand realiUea. edwards BRISTOL CINEMf 1:00~~:15 llllTOl AT MAC.ayHUI 8ATllUN 12:45, 3:tl, I.. 140.7444 ~ 1:00. l :.ea, 11:15 ,· " BRISTOL CINEMA eos1.i Me~ ~o 7444 CINE.DOME Orange 634 2!>!>3 NOW STADIUM DRIVE-IN Orange 639 8770 UACINEMA Westmtn51tf Matt 893·0546 -· THEATRES-ORANGECOU~ Mdl'S SO. COAST Pl.All C.IU_, ,. ........ ~7111 "UP IN SMOKE" (A) _.,....... ... .... 1AT.,IUlt-'!W4 .... :IO .,..~,..., .. . ''fOUL PU Y" INI .... ,_,, .. ,~ ... .....-.n "YOU L~ UP MY Ufl" -~"''' __ ........ ~. TEMPORMllL Y CLOSED WILL RE-OPEN FRIDAY, ~aMBER 22 r . . -··"'--·--· . -. . . • I • , •• --.-. . . . "Tldl ll a ~ 1how btcWN of all Ute 1tuau and effectl.' he 11y1, "ud u.. .,,_, work week I've bad ao far la• boun. I've Iott Z2 poundt and I haven't blen able to ••in lt back. • "THE OTHBa NIGHT I had to loop dlalo•ue, and then meet wlth the writ.en unUl 2:30 1.m. 1 wu driven from one place &o the other ln the motor home and 1lpped wine and ll1tened to the mutlc. You can keep part ol your world wttb you. KOil people on the OUUlde aee ll u an lndul&eoee rather than 1 neeeaalty." BeelUH Ba.oner la on the run, etch eplaode takes blm to a dlfferent place and a different Job. Whenever be turna ln&o the monster hla shlrll r1p otf. "If I waa smart I'd get a job ln a clolh1n1 at.ore. Then I'd have enouab ab.lrta." Bixby says. "ThiJI is an outdoor show," he says. "We have no permanent set where you can 10 and knock off 10 paaea of dialogue. It takes time because or the makeup, the g1ant special ef· feels " THE 8T08 1ES VAaY. "You don't know if il 'a 10101 t.o be an action show, a comedy, or a drama," Bixby says. "Our approach ls t.o pre· sent a •bow you cannot predict. I think ln a lot of ways we've succeeded." When t.be abow premiered in the spr1n1 It w11n't taken too seriously by the critlca. It wu seen u Just another in a line of comic book superheroes that had found It.a ways &o the television screen . "A BRILLIANT Bl.ACK FARCE" -N~ MAGAZINE "A RIP-ROARING WORK OF ART' -OMT1AN SOENa NONITOP. SAT/SUN 1:00, 3:30 e:OO, 8:30. 10:45 EDWARDS CINEMA H~ATADAMS COST A MHA 546-l 1 OZ FOR FURTHER PROGRAM INFOAMATION CALL 534-fAEE c1nename 6 scAeen 6JU 25~] comPLEX CM~""'""" 6 S.t1tt• AM ....... y MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNIAY . ' L N L HEARTS CLUB BAND" IPGl "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR" 110 IMot IITTAfOt . .. .. . , .... "PARADISE ALLEY" (PG) "WILD GEESE" (R) "THE BOYS IN COMPANY C" "BOYS FROM BRAZIL" ;R) ~ "MAGIC"IR> "UP IN SMOKE" IR> "DAMIEN: OMEN II" "THE DRIVER" CAI "MAGIC"(A) "CORVETTE SUMMER" "MAGIC" CR) "CORVETTE SUMMER" "THE GROOVE TUBE" "HALLOWEEN" (R) ALL C>IUV&•INI ONN 61MP.M.MMMf'f'LT ClllW UM•• 1 J r,.. Ull .... • KW• .. ~~flHM ... . . . ,.,. ..... . -. . .. . .. . . . . . -• -• • • A ~ • • • . . . .. .. " ""-·-. t ••• .. . . . . DAILY PILOT 8 7 ALL'S MLL WITH THE WORLD •HUIJi(' Actor Bltl Bixby On Set At Unlverael 4W11 a 1--··:~- Mii ~-:a I::-~.:..~=.~ ---·-.~ NM~'t ... . , ......... C-...•~· "UP .. SMOICI"' llJ "°"''~ ..... • ·~-·" ... ,~,..._.,...,.~·- , ... -.. "COMU A HOISB'AM'" .... ~ NCOMA-CNI "DEATH ON THE NILE" (PG! "THANK GOD ITS FRIDAY" tn-llll&M*I ..... -~ .... I CJIM __,.,, ... .,.,.""''' .. ~ 111 WAV VI Pllltl IN -·~ ...... . ..,. ......... ... 1111 ONI a ONLY ~·........... ... AIOfM9--tll 'D1@11llau-!~!: .. !::.[!!J1 ... -==i: ' •1 • -..;!!!!_ w.z:m . ,. ......, •a•• .._ .... --,... ale" .... -:·-wr11urw•Ht1t 1UHft-ta1 lftl. ~ ..... ---·-...-r _.;,r4 ... ,....,. .. , r *' ts •d" .. 88 DAI V PILOT NSW \'ORK <AP> -·Maureen Stapleton ha1n•& .. "Tho Oatheriq" on TV. Ud what'• mo,.. -.·, auu looklDI rorward lO "lntenor1." w *' Mltn'• 1 t.ett mm . ~ a remarkable elate ot attain, bUt ror the fllll ...._ MaW"Mft Slapkiton had etar blUlnl ln both •":n.tOat.herlDC.'' ftrat bf'oadcut D.e •, tm. a nd .. ._rior1," whlch hu bffG around rot mon&M. "f a•t have any llmt for entertai11menl," th act...., eUd u thouch he h¥dn't really ml ed any~ .. , wUI watch 'Tho Oatherln1' unday niabl, I have a ben lit No. I don't think I hav a bilwflt ·• 1\9C f't'PHl.9 ''The Ga rlnl" •l 9 o 'rlock t.Jeltht. but don't the charmln1 Mlaa Staplttc. will ... It. Sh II, alm()i)' put. M)' -• Ind ~ ln ''Tbe Gln Gam "on Broadway, two hlma awaW , AD<Jt.Mr m9cM ror-TV mov· •t u~ and a con tanl call for her talent · Al ways fit.I," 11ld "The pioUcemcn are nl'xt You ran't •AY no to thf! poU men " "TM OathcrlnC.'' 1lan1q Edward A.Iner aod M IH pletoo. won an Emmy and you 1et the dJ•· tmc t fttlint lt'l .om lhln1 the Mtwork'• protr•m· mt'n -~d Uke lo lhlnk of as holiday tradlUon A1nrr plays • I U('(' rut ~1neuman who hll bt-t>n 1l~cn only u fe w daya to Uve He lri a to pull Play Extended Three additional perfol'mancea of William Saroyan'• Pulluer Pr1ie wuulin1 classic "The Time of Your Life " have been added to South Coaal Repertory 's rcaular s ubscription run of the play Artlatlc Dire c t or David E mmes said "single tit ltel demand 1s the reason for the ex tension. The play will no w dose on Dec 17, with pt>rformances at 8 pm on De<: 15, 16, and 17. fo'or ticket infor mation call 957·4033 .......... ,.. ........ _ Sk11ng clHsltled ads are the best place to buy or sell ski wear and equipment in the Daily Pilot. 642-5678 Maure 11 taplelo1i Won't top To Watcli lott tht r lb ram ly h lost ytan before to his bw.I· n 11. Maurttn Stapl ton la hi• wlfo llU APLETON u1d ahr h dn't met Aanl'r before "Th Cialhtrlnf ·" whlrh wu fllmt'(j on location ne•r Chu1nn Ji 11lht. Ohto Thu io1tory la aet In Nt w Entl nd "1 lovtd hlm," ah'' uld of Aan r. who httd Just rlnJ1hed a lonJI run aa co llt.r of th hit CUS com «'dy. "Th Mary Tylt-r Moore Show," and wu11 aboul to launr h u • r loll of hhs own. "Lou Grunt " "Oh. whal 1 durllna." th artrclls went on "lie w In aorn~ aunt'" In 'Mury Tyler Moore' that w re th bto11t urt1n1 you'vt-uvt•r llf'«'n " IND 0 , Ml S TAPLETON h u d l"t m•ulshed h rHlr In •II forml o( ocUn1 lhtt lhH lM, fllm ~md lf'levl1lon It r Rroadwa y dr bul wa In lM or '47 &n "l'layboy of the Wt"ltt>rn World" with Dura' " Mer~ith , and h •r r1r11t mrn . "Loo lyhtartA" with Montgome-ry Clln . wiu In 1~9 01rar nomination• rollowe<J that fllm und "Airport" at decude hater And to tht~ llU!lf(••f'llon "lntttiora" mhcht aum mon hl'r flrxt Academy Award, •ht d C'lured , "Otht•rwllw, I would hr 1• thr time loser I hnr lht•y put you In J•ll for that But I do think It '!i bettt'r to l<~t· onr<· or t wlr •. then you a l the aympothy voll' .. IHIESS WTIQ\JAL: TQ~A l\JW RE~IJIREg! "IF YOU'IE IN HIGH SCHOOL. IF YOU'RE IN COUEOE. If YOU'RE OUT OF COUEOE. IF YOU'Vl MR HURD OF coumt l NATIONAL LAMPOON flN, l lllUROlY MIGHT LM FAil If ftu're 11111 r.-Y lei -wlW Cllllttt h11- ftll .. "'" • laullMlta pllll Mt .. ,.,..,.H .... ••• r,11Vl \HA1ll 1Y#1l;1 NOW PLAYING IDWAllDI' llAlllOll 2 CCMTUllf 21 C~U Meo.I 11141 b4b 0!>73 An1helm t 1141 /1 I 8'{1} "' ' /ll •. ,.. • " / •• • 'J • I • • t t .IA 1 4".•~0U• I ti)••• ITADIUM ORIVl·IN ()1 •"'I" I 1141 b3'l 8770 It takes someone wry special t.o help you forget someone very special. TUISDA Y, DIC. 26 THRU SUMDA Y, DIC. l I \ AMAH!IM 'I' COMVEMTIOH CENTER I · TH•· Dtc. 2' l.:.:.t.;. • • • . . . . . I ,.. Wt4. Dec. 27 ~....;. ....... I f'M' """""DM.. JI .. , ..... Z'M' & I PM' Fri. Dec. H .......... 2 , .... & I flM• s.t. Dec. JO •......... J , .... & I PM S-. Dec. JI .......... I'M & I PM• AU SU.TS USlttVIO-S7, U . H • JIS. 14 & UHDU 1/J NICE TICMETS AVAIL.AIU AT: COHYEHTIOM Catnltt IOX OFAC I , AU TICUftOH & MUTUAL OUTLITS. VIM .cl M•tter °*'9t tKCept-4 FO• sa. CfTI'UH, SCOUT & O•OUP DISCOUHTS CAU. t7141 Ul-5000 ' •••HURRY! MAIL THIS COUPON TOOAY!t••1 ORDER HOW I Make check or money order I payable to Anaheim Convention Center I I MAIL TO: ANAHEIM CONVENTION CEHTJll I DEPT. I. 100 WEST KATEUA AVE. I ANAHEIM. CA 92102 I IM,OHAMT': A it..-, Mff~ ......... _. ... l•d•~-4 wfflt ...-.... ,,..... reMw .. .,_ HOuDAY OM I ICE tklleta. " I ..--.MOCt•• I ~r.-I ttO•--I •"-I _ .. ,_..... -·--1 ... ,....-4 I fOT.U.-----.--· ·. I NAME I AOOf!E&S I CllY ' 'ifAf[ • ~[ ~-······················~ Starts Frid rty Dccl~mbc~r 15 OPENS DECEMBER 20th /S.f A THEATRE NEAR 'fUl.J. ""11 COAIT COl&a Mtu (7141.546·2711 ... , ........ Buena Park (714> 821 ·4070 IA TWll ''I " Wtltrnmttet (714) 893-1305 ACTRESS I PROFILE JOSEPH E. LfVINl J R A. TOUOEH S PAEJ!NTS ''~J LORD "MA\ilC" STAARIHO IA l THE -·~r,-~~:GAET RINGS" (PG ,..,., .. It . ..,.,.,.-....... ti II ·~';: :,,: ~ :.· U f .... t1 • ) 11. IM I 4' tt ti ':':. ·~:::: (ahmds BRISTOL CINEMA). __ -:c:~~ ',~ ~:' l ·,~:!:t~-:-_ 540-1~-:-::: ... , ... ) ... Q , ......... ,.. ···~-......... 14iH t .. I 0 I •.t I •.t I 41 • .,..,.. ..,_..,.-c.• vi ·~ r-M~181 Uftters/11! '/)()ll 'I~ Catch all the local sports news In the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 . . ,.. INDEX: •Business •Real Estate •Consumer Closeup •Stocks 6uMly Oecemtef 10 1178 You I ·Your Moneg_...... DAILY PILOT Neon came into being during the Roaring '20s but faded quickly when plastic signs arrived during the '60s, but through it all ... 8y THOM L ~C'OQ • bt ... 0.11, 1'11911 Matt • G lowma. Oa1'h1na. d•nc1n• nc>on uaht.a c•n bt-apeUa.l'ld101. e»J>U'lally un t~ 'IOI• Uu1t .iuwdy hotela a nti c·u mo of La~ Vea•• uu them nut Or n1c County hall Ila h11re of the thin tubed 11.chta as '4t"ll , and chanN•fll ar• that m11ny 11( lhl"m c•ame from V1r((1l Crum 1 'hop ('a UM, YOU Et!, IS on~ of half u doun or "'o peoplt" tn tht> rnunty ~ho kno~ how lo makt· old fush1oned nC'OO Walk tnto his !!hop at l020 S hu"on St . ~anlu Anu , anci vou'll t1nd 63 year old Crum methodically working ovt'r u large table covered with a sheet or asbt!Mm. on which 1s murked a pattern A few greaBe pencil marki. on a 4 foot long tube of phosphor-coaled, lead balled glass and he crosses to one or two large gas Jets One concentrate& a dozen or M> blue name!> in a tiny area to make i.harp bends, the other spreads the burning gus along an inch-wade strip about 18 lnches long That's to heat enough of the lube lo form curves, such as the letter S he's making for a new cleaning store's sign. "Bl.;TTER STAND BACK, when this thing's hot enough , I've gotta make for the table quack " The tube seems to soften, glowing red in one or lwo spots, then Crum begins to flex it into the i.hape desired. moving from flame lo pattern to make surej t's just right '"You've got to use asbestos for the pattern, paper wouldn't stand the heal," he says as he perfects the curve. Back to the concentrated flame lo make the final crook m the bottom leg of an E , he corks one end of the tube. puts a rubber blow-tube into the other. Th" al••• bc111nll to bend. Ot.tllen1na a bat an th-.. prO<'t, .. I, th •n ho blowa rMrefuJly into the tubf! and ll lnflalt>• enouah to ¥lay round "\'0 'VF. GOT TO au; umbldextroua to work w1lh thla •wit. It lakes a lon1 limo to be ablv to do It " I\ l<>nll ll mt• ind t'd The thJn and 11rayin1& Crum 1ot his lraJnmg durlnir lht-Deprt'"llon' 11tartJng In 193$. "In thoet' dayr; If you hiad a chance lo get a Job, you took It und i.tur lc with It My dad had r.o nw puJI with th111 guy who had a sign shop m Ot•'I Moan~11 .lft.• .iut me sturtcd as a shop boy an 111prentkt• " l"lniaht.'<1 with thP "E" now. he took a tiny tulx• of glru;s, und w1lh .i s mall torch, attached at near the enc.I of the letter More heat and a slow 1>uff or ulr mlu U'fe !>mall tube and he'd formed a bubble. "To hold a drop of mercury while I fill the tube with gu." IT TAKES A BIT OF mercury to make the argon gtth glow bnght, he adds as he reaches for two electrodes which he qwckly attaches to each end or the tube The letter wus !>Caled s ave for the quarter mch stem with bubble "Neon gives you a red or orange hght, Argon gives you blue," Crum explains. Most other colors are maxes or phosphors that are excited by the 15,000 or so volts that arc through the tube's low prc:.!>ure gas Next comes r1lhng the tube al a special ta· ble where a vacuum pump, giant transformer and a layout of glass tubes, valves and bottles or gas do the work. First, a drop of mef'cury in the s mall bubble More fire and the fill pipe 1s Joined to the apparatus. THE PUMP REMOVES nearly all air, then Crum leans over to read a hand-lettered chart that tells him how much gas will now. Open one valve, then close 1l, open a second valve and the vacuum in the letter pulls the gas inside Crum's plaid shirt billows away from has slender frame as he leans over to attach al hgator clips to each of the electrodes He ffips a switch and tube glows. He pulls the iron core out or the transformer and the brilliance increases. Then he Ja ys a s lap Into the fire <See NEON, PageC2) Virqil Crum's glasses reflect his work: Making old-fashioned neon signs Add-on Relieves Craf!lped Feeling O.llt ...... "-· •• TlleM L.« ... If the old homestead gets cramped, many homeowners can Just move up. But along the Orange Coast, a move up can be an expens ive change. Sure, equity in the present house has gone up considerably, but the price of new and even older homes has gone the same direction and at the same pace. [( the budget won't stretch far enough to accommodate the tugher mortgage. adding an extra room or two may be the answer Seems easy enough. Just call a re- modeling contractor, have him draw up some plans and get started. But doing it that way doesn't izuarantee you'll be happy with the end result says former Contractor Pele Peterson. author of a step-by- step guide lo nearly painless re· modeling. "YOU SHOULD PLAN to spend an evening or two with the whole family to talk about what kind of room you really need. Make drawings or the existing noor plan, then draw In (lo scale> the furniture you want to go inside the new room, add plenty of walk·around space, THEN put in the walls." Letter E gets final bend in bumer that focuses a dozen gas jets · blue flames on glass tubing. Peterson says the problem with most unhappy owners of new rooms is that they build too fast , then dis- cover there isn't enough space lo hold all the furniture they intended to put there. A billiard room, for example, may wind up without enough room to ,--------------------------------------------=-~----... draw the cue back fully. 1 Planning ahead takes time. he sug- Crash Wounds Both Car, Driver 1 gested, time to add a plug here. a I wider window there, time to change the structure on paper, before you start paying $100 per hour for a crew By PAT DUNN olti. Dally,,.I ... Stall "You don't wreck your car every day People can drive for 20 years without even scratching a fender. Then -Boom ! That's where I come an ." says Bob Burke, owner of Crown Valley Body Shop in Laguna Niguel. Burke has been in auto body repafr 31 years. and is a believer in gentle treatment for customers who present him with a mangled cars. "THE AVERAGE person is shocked and confused when his car has been involved in an accident, no matter whose fault It is. Re's laced with lilllna out accident report forms, dealing with insurance com- panies and getting repolr estimates. "Above all else, there's the worry that the citr 'will never be the same· after body work is done I feel it's my job lo help the cuatomer get lhrouah this tou1h time 811 well as to repair ..... . . . . ·. .... the car Itself," he says. Burke advises the consumer to take care in choosing a body repair shop. "A personal recommendation lrom a friend who's been satisfied with a shop's work la one ot the best · ways to decide. lrulurance adjusters also know which shops are reliable.'' arises. the customer can discuss the matter with the person in authority. Membership in the Auto Body As · socialion or Independent Garage Owners AssociaUon also means that a b0<1y shop abides by repair stan- dards enforced by these trade as· soclalloos "Many consumers don't know they can choose the shop where they want to have their car repaired." Burke aays. "You don't have to get more than one estimate. As long as it is re· asonab1e. an insurance company will go along with the owner · · BURKE WARNS that repair prices can vary from one area of Orange County to another. "If you don't know a good body repair shop. gel several estimates. The medium priced one usually Is the best bet. A high bid usuaJly represents excess I of carpenters. AND, HE ADDS, having plans in hand allows you to check with the city bum:Ung department to see ir you've vlofated-eny ordinances. "They can leU you if you've over looked something Important, or if you have the proper setbacks for fire access." Once the plans are tentatively ap- proved, you can go to a lender to get an Idea of what the financing costs will be. Thal gives you a guide for the next step, calling a contractor. But not Just any contractor. HIS GUIDE SUGGESTS that a good friend who just had work. done may be a good source o( names. 'Mle city planning de partment may oner a list of people they think are reputa· ble. But most won't make a specific AN INDEPENDENTLY owned shop treats cwitomers with more con- sideration, Burke claims. "The owner ls right there. and If a problem <SeeCAR. Pa1eC3> recommendation. Material suppliers ---know who pays bills on time -a . .-: .... .. ,,. .... ~ . # .... -....... -. . _.#·~··~ . -."" .. -.... . . .... . . .. . . . . . -' .. ---. .. " .... \ . ,. ~ ...... ··.·· ' good sign or stabahty -or the local chamber of commerce may know of several. Pick three who seem lo bt! well recommended. Call and ask for a vis at. You'll probabl y b e seeing a sales man. says Peterson, and you s hould remember that person's main objective is to get you to s1J(n a con- tract with a s ubstantial down pay- ment so he or she can collect a quick commission. ASK FOR BIOS on the plans you've drawn . Three is about minimum. The best bidder should then be checked out carefully. "Most contractors concentrate on s pecllic neighborhoods, so go tO city hall and check the last year's permits for that area. They're public records." Call hjs previous customers and ask bow weJI satisfied they were w1th the work '"The contractor will gave you plen- ty of references, -but they're going to be good. He's not eoing to give you someone's name who's unhappy." Don't sign the contract yet. Let an attorney check for clauses that'll glve you trouble later. AND DON'T PUT up a big deposit. State law limJt.s It to 1 percent or oo more than $100. Hand over more and you may have trouble settling If you change your mind about usine ti\~ firm. You C&fl do your own contracCJ.ng, says Pe\erson "Tl's oot as tricltY as you think." A contractor alicks about 20 to 25 percent profit margin on the prices subcontrat'tors submit But the sub- (See REMODELING, Pace Q) . . ", .. : Cf DAIL V PILOT BUSINESS I MOSKAWITZ Cure for Sick Fi1-m. Consultant Solves People Problem When Judy Loubet be1an manacemeot con· aullln1 ~ ye.re aco. lhtire were no speclfic courses cJ aludy for tbe apedalty In fact, the uid wU.b 1 laulh. there wuo't even auch a 11peclalty. That explalna why abe hu a Pb. D. ln cUolcal peycholoC)', a B.A. In economics, u M.A. In ln· du1tr1al ptycbolocy and pc»t doctoral wortl in organbaUonaJ development. "I TOOK A cr•ck at child therapy .•. but lt always seemed to 1et back to t.be wonplaee. Whether it waa the mother or father, the way they felt about work had a laree effect on the child." Her clients now include many of tbe lar1est corporations in the county and urou lbe U.S. But her approach reaminl the aame. Research the symptoms that cauled manage· ment lo call her in lo the fint place, tbeo build a plan to correct the deepest causes. The problem uaually cent.era on human behnior, most often, the problem flows down from top managers. "The fact Is. executive behavl« determines how human resource• will be used within the or· ganizaUon.'' 4 She tells senior ex· ecutlves that whether -------- they Intend It or not, their example sets the pattern for all others in the company. AUTOCRATIC ex· ecutlves may have the restof managcDlenlrea· dy to jump al any com· mand, but they lose the creative thinking that might produce better '"-*., ,,..., t .... IJ!IS fw. .... metltl• •••I pr•· le••l•••I• •ell'i.,.,.... •• •eeepc. Dletr -·~ .. ~' produclion Uneit often know exac:tJy wbat nt*la to b(" done to improve products and output Top managers must start tbe chanaea that lead to more lnput from every level or l.he company. But there are plenty of traps. One la IJ"()OCDl.ng •replacement. Pick one man and all the at.hen see him or her as a target. someone to be chaJlen1ed. GroonqV{o or three and you aet up destruc· live compeut.lOO. Wbeo one emer~ aa wLDDer the others may salve their pnde by quJtung. diJrupting upper mana1ement juat when a team la moat sorely needed, during trmilion to new leadership. LETl'ING TOP PEOPLE pick the best person may be the Ideal way to form a team. she s uegesta. One other thmg she tries to roster is a respect for quick and ready ln.sl8"t. "Most en- trepreneun a.re intuitive. There's a polnt where one must make a decision, and It's not bued on data it's based on intuition. Aclin« on feelings -after all possible data has been c.-ollecLed -means allowln1 aub· llminal stimuli to enter and become 1 part of the procesa. "One thing that'• neat about women <maoaien> -because or cuJtural mores ·-is that they're not bound up with tbe crap o( it not bein1 OK to feel.•• P'oatering feeltng In euc:uUves leldl tbem to being senalllve lo 1 fragile ego ln a manager whose ideas may be 1tronaer than his ability to pretenl them. '!Argil Crum produces large neon assemblies to Illuminate plastic letters in giant sign s olutions than the-------- autocrat's. ALL THIS may be useless lo a luge or· ganizalion, she says. Banks are a ble lo recruit the brightest young financial minds, but typically drive them off to regional opera· lions because they are not trusted to make de· clslona involving loana above a fixed amount. NEON GLOWS IN CRAFTMAN'S SHOP It is a matter or trust, says Mn. Loubet. Snap someone's head ofr for one ldu, you never hear another. (From P•ge CO or p•per over the tube. The paper is marked with alnged atrlpeil "You gotta heal up the tube to burn out any Impurities, •bo\.tt 400 degrees ... untU the paper !lt*'1a to bum ... Sure enough, smoke stream11 from the paper and It turns brown. The light goes off as he snaps a switch As it cools, he ruminates on the business .. , DON'T KNOW IF there's any future in it ror • young fella Had one talk to me about learning It here, but I don't know 1f It's worth al But, it was a good trude when I stitrted. "My first job was with the Iowa Neon Sign Company-don't know af it's even still there- bul I traveled all over the country. M1am1 , Seat tie, Los Angeles. been here about 20 years. before that I bummed all around the country." Crum'a eyes glow like the s11ns he maxe11 as he remembers packing wife and son and belonginp into a car and trailer and heading • out toward, well. anywhere he fancied. Those were the heydays of neoo and a good man couJd fi'nd a JOb anywhere. "When I was about out of the army in 1945, l had all these companies write me before I wits discharged There was a big demrmd." THEN CAME PLASTICS. In 1960, s 1gnmakf'rs startl'd w11n1o: nuorcsct•nt lcimps lJehand colored plastic.-panels "Tht·y camt an so bag thut a lot of ~lassblowC!rS rt·t1red Matter or fitct. I 'm about lei rt>t1re too " nut he hedges a litllt-by saying he'll pro bably dabble In the trade part lame, between traps to some or the places he used to work There was a l\Urge of interest Ln intricate neon scuJptur e a few years ago that brought :specially designed 111gns Into gallenes. "Oh. you mun novelty work " Crum likes practical things like signs bet· ler. he says, but he'll make up a s rieciul order now and again. "LET'S SAV I MADE SOME stuff the other '"Ila was pleaaed with. J gol some pictures or 'iome of em." He pulls a stack of Polaroids from the well worn wooden desk that's the only furniture In the building. A Yellow sa~o hone s pilled out a glowing whale ",J/\Z'Z" in e. "Think that was used on a bandstand llOm~ ere around here." • ;·~· ·• ~I .... --I ,I . " : ;. • _..,. I ~ ~ ..... -... -~"'!. ----~ . . . Another snap caught the mercury and Argon profile of an EgypUan princess, made when K1n1 Tut caused such a aUr in Los Angeles. Signals abo\.tt how a top man views under· ings pass W1D0ticed, she adds. An executive who re•ds a report then phones the one who wrote it and uks blm to "come down" right now shows contempt for the lower-level QlaD&ler. An Ocelot for a men's store by that name and a muJU·color orchid that wu a fancier's Cbrtatmas oresent uaced other ohotos. If tbe manager bas to luve an import.ant meeting, she adda. It is read as a put-down by olhers. Then he puJls out a snap of a juke box, a Wurlitzer. with band alter band of varied colors outlining the sbupe, and the name in hot orange shining in the middle or it all ··1 don't mind doing thJs kind or stuff," he says. "but I like thl' practical ones better "It says tbat people don't matter." ALLOWING PEOPLE TO advance ideas wrthout such put-downs encourages creativity. the s tuff of s uccessful businesses. Such open· ness rosters trust. "SOMF. OF TllF.SE TIUNGS get so an tricate. and that's fine 1f you're interested m the t•hallengc Rut I tx:en an tl '>O long. 1l's just more work thanchalleniw " "Lack of trust triggel"1' fear," she adda, and that's som ething most professional people-and ('ntrepreneurial types -aren't willing to ~c ccpl Stall, V1q(1I Crum's cy('s llng('r for awhile They move on instead. on that Wurlitzer twforc he puts the p1clures away and 1ieoes bat:k to work on that sign for the new clearung store. Violating trust can have far reac:blaa ef· feet.a that last ror years. She cites a military airframe maker whole craft were delivered wltb spa.re pa.rta that dkln't fit ln the r.eJd. On the usembly floor, welders who cot t.be mts-deslined parts knew whit wu wninc. but the dlvisfon lost their truat long befwe: "He pro. mlsed, 'stick with me and you'll reel lllntbeeod." That's j~t where they felt it." abe adds. Tbe workers were forgotten as the man moved up lbe ranks. THE PROBLEM WAS SIMPLE. When part.a reached the floor, they didn't fit. The welders made them flt, but when It broke down in the field, the welder wasn't there to shoehorn· In the spare. It almost ruined the company when the Department of Defense discovered tbe problem. Had the trust not been violated, • welder might have offered advice before tbe first unit was completed. If alf this sounds more like psycbolocY than time·motioo and productivity planning, you're right. Mrs. Loubet makes it clear tbal people and their work relatlooab1ps are more vital tban most executives think. "You can predict every producUoo cost very accurately ... except the human factor." Practiced eye can tell whether glass is heated enough to form fmal curve AND, SHE ADDS, A LOT of people no longer take any pride in tbelr productivity because they have no part in problem solvtni, no authority over the coodJUons under whlCh they work and have no lnlluence oo their Jobe. Too bad. she says, because people oo the ' I > ,, : I I -· I I I -. REMODELING PAINLESSLY ••• <From Page Cl) contractors mark their work up about 20 percent You won't save a cent, however, if you fall to have the area cleared and materials on hand, ready for use. WHETHER DOING IT yourself or having a contractor handle the de· la1l11, greet the city inspector with a ~mile. "Ho's the guy, the expert, who is looking out after your interest. "If he says something's wrong (red-tags It). lt'i. got tq be fixed before uny more' work can be done." If the contract.or complains about flxtenslve delays caused by inspec- tors, be su~plctous. rt•s probably the l'Onlractor's crew that's makJng the mlstakeft, error!l that may cause fa reft or structural weakneftit. And, he adds, IMf)e<'tor!I can tip you off to In· experienced subcontract workers. Some people try to bulld without a permit which Is most often a blt mis· take. When trying to reRell lhe home later, non legal additions may hive to be ripped out, cutting the house's value . ONCF. COMPLETED, don't pay tbe tinaJ blll until Lbe contr~ bu fbe-d every single Item you •Potted dh the final lnllpertlon or walk through Stnce the lus t ln3tallmcnt LaYlng out a room addition should stsrt with furniture, plenty of walk·around space, then draw In outer walls represent.a most of hls or her profit, wlthholdlng can be a powerful in· ducement for quick repains. And If something 1oe11 WT'ODg • year or more later, especially fund· amental defects uuaed by shoddy work or materials, call •lain and ask for further repairs. Says Petenoo, "11 he balk.a, call the Slate Contractor's Board." THE\"U. SEND OVT an Inspector and if It Luma out the contractor ls respomib&e for the needed wort, they can bring heavy pressure to bear . If the contracti>r won't do it, the board mAy tap tbe lar1e cash depolit he's filed to pay for repaJrs. Uthe de- posit falla below a certain point, the contractor IJI legally out of bualneaa until be ~met up with more cuh. So, he adds. don't put up wtth a sm1U leak, bulling ballast.a in U1hlll, sticky doors or warped walls. Several 1ipaJ1 can tell you a lot about 1 cootr.ctor. • • Alk how Ion, he's been ln the bualneu. U lt'a 10 yean, uk bow Iona be'• operated under his preeent name. U he's uaed a new buaJ.nesa name each year, somcthinc'a ~•· "AND OON'T BELIEVE any promtae a salesman makes unJeu It's In writing on the contract. Make sure Lhe contr•ct ls slsned by a prtn· clpal of the corporation or 1 putner In the butlnes1." Ptterson's book, "How to Plan a Remodelinf( Project." and several sllcky·back, cut-out room plannJJ\I klU ue available by wrttln1 Maana· 1npb1 P.O. Box 1727, Pomona, Calif. 91768. ~'UDY LOUaaT The same bolds true for large industnal concerns -say with more than 500 employee:. (which happens to be about the upper limat on the nuDlber of people an individual is able to know by Cmst name.> And. she adds. her brand of ronsuJt.mg doesn't work unJe.,s the chief executive wants to change . ··He can't delegate this to someone else.•· Aquuntions are often destructave in small Winner There By Default Bv MILTON MOSKOWITZ A year ago the Chevrolet d1vis1on or General Motors declared war on Imported small cars by re· ducing lbe price of its a ub·compacl mod e l. th e Cbevet.te, whose sales bad been drag1ing. Did lbe strategy work? Yes. it ap- parenUy did. Money Tree WIDLE FOllEIGN CAR sales are still strong, running about two million a year, the Ch~vette haa taken over firat place In the sub· com pact class. It.a 1978 model sales were up 84 percent. Here are lbe 10 leading nameplates In s ubcompact sales durin1 the firs t nint: months of 1978: tJaltaSold Chevrolet Chevette 188,600 Toyota Corolla 172,300 Toyota CeUca 138,100 Ford MuM.ang 11 134,900 Ford Pinto 130,300 Honda Civic 127,700 Chevrolet Moma 116,700 VW Rabbit 108,900 Datsun 8-210 108,700 Honda Acrord 93.000 That's no s mall accomplishment for Chevrolet, long the sales leader in lbe U S market but rarely the frontrunner In the s mall car segment. Geootal Motors is so deU1bt.ed with this performance th•t it's adoptin1 1 almtlar 1trate1Y Uus year for its Moma models, bringlnll them in at aUcker prices slightly below last year's. Of course Chevrolet had 1 lot of outside help In getting the Chevette into the No. l poslUM. You might say it wu • c~he oppotlUon beating it.self. FIRST OF ALL. the old subcompact saleR leader. l''ord's Panto, has taken a tor rifle beat.utg n~ 8 reftult of ncl(abve pubhcaty resulting from fuel tank explMlons law s uatli and a recall of l s million Plntol\ t6tnto aaJet1 aUd U percent lhl!i year even though Ford priced the car at $3,140, •bout SlOO lea than the che.pest Cbevette, the bare-bone9 Scooter, and well below the com parable prices ol amaJI Japanete Imports . Ford'• leading 1ubcompact la now the M usta.oc n. The other factor aiding the Cbevette was tbe eroefon In the value of lbe dollar. which forced J•pa.MM and Oerman car makers to boost tbetr U.S. prices s harply over the past year. The latnt prtc~ hike brouibt the sticker pric~ 0( the leut expenatve To)"OU. tho two· door Corolla, to $3.740. The Honda Civic 1200 went to S3.840 The Honda Accord moved up to $5.800. By contrast the Chevette Scooter is priced to aell at $3,300. Th• cheapest cir on tbe market ts the one made tn Arqcrtca .,, , REAL ESTATE MAILBAG I AUTOMOBILES Real Estate Mailbag • •• By aOBE•T .I. BalJSS DEAR 808 We hn1 eeveraJ friend• Vr ho bouahl n~w homes ln recent ye an and thl')' ha.cf S-OVMal COOJlructton quality com plaints. M Yte're 1ettin1 react)' lo buy our hrst hom • do you rtt0mmend a oew or r• Hie home" What aaboul lboff Mw home war ranllea" RllcbJe R DEA& llfl'QUH: Brod eew lllo•M are alt l»tUll& UMI du•. Bet ,... ~ne "call badl" jefecq ~ ta.. 9t8:Uder ... all, eer ttetl ..Pre•fUI· RowHer, M•e baUd ,.. ._.t...., Ulie.ir c: .. a.mary -.y~ar war· r..U.. Attortlq &o at" ,..Mr.ft, evi a HW .... ~1f'ttl •!IHI &f't HOW (He1H 0.9tt'I W•rraa&) Plu> warTaaUN w lktr ••• •••• art11'& •h•a>• IH puc:••I .... Red. 'P•~• a mM or ~ llOlll• .-..kt al .. •)'• lD\'ol\'«' • ttimplf'te I ~ aa a c-oodllto. of l.lw .. a,. la •uy .,.. •• 1re11, oat' ~f'•r hom• •1rra1tM-1 .,... ..., 1v1Uablf' on C'ompen.-au a Ill 111 pl .. ..._,, wtrt.1. hu1ln1, l'eOllaa, a•d appUIJltttl.. TM ~"" unally pa)I o.e c:.t ol aboM Slll. 1,..,.d,-r Wn"I• Pro ott lolt t>&AR 008 We havo • bulldlna J)t'rmll and want lo hulkt our own h<>m But we ·can't find• local bllnk or other lender t.o lend u lb ronJlrucUt>n mon~y T~y saw wt mual havt1 a l(cnerul contral'lor Why? Al 8. 0 Aa AL: Coutrattloo ._.., la nry rlU)' for lawlcn. Too mHy ~aa• tH 10 •ro•a nn •lltn a IC«'IM'rll coatrat&o.' la lD clllarae. TIM! rt&k 11 at lea.a doubled ll the o••«'r ... edlel thf. •ork wtUtcMU preleuloe•I C1tHtrtadJa. bctp. It'• worthwhllt' &o tun tk proJ.<'fi ov•r LO a &•neral coo&rat&or IO be can •Orr) abcMtt C"08 rutUoa headacbH. ~ S\ilild•v. Oeotmbet 10. 1978 E;rpl..ton 61 r.-• T~ S•ef 11ff DEAR 808. Our hot water heater tn~· ploded and It coet over S300 to rephace It. Can wo deduct tb11 on our income tax returns? Guillermo 8 DBA• GUILLERMO: Po11lbl1. To qHllf)' u a cu .. Jty lou lH dechttU., &Jte .... ·-be ....... UDHpeded, alld .... . luared." It woa.ld 1ppe1r U.at yoer water beater uplolloe ...-.. &MM crtterta. However, the nn& ••• ol uet. peno.al c11aaJty lou la "' ded•dllR • aztl would be your dedudJoa • Vo11r Laa ldvtaer baa delalla. Sorrw. Parflal E%~P''°" ONI DEAR BOB: We qualify for lbat new "over SS rule" $100,000 home sale tax exemp· lion. But our sale profit wlll only be about $45,000. We plan to move into an apartment for 1 few years. tr we later buy another houte whlch we eventually resell at a profit. can we then uacour SM,000 remaining exemption? Dennis R. DEAR DENNIS: No. Th oew ••...,. 11 ru1~·' tt•.• boou1 •al• &a1 break la 1nU. ble t>aJy oaee per Uletlme. lf JOU doe't .. 'IP lbe eo&lre H•.• exea~1 ta. balun ti •••~ u dtert> an DO p11ull eae•~ See YMr tu MvtMI' for cldalla. • R..,,.i,. .Sa.,e• Tiu D.U.n DEAR 808: A friend aaya lo Hft rt- celpts for home repall'1 and remodel.lJaa for som e tax benellt at lime of aaJe. Pleue ••· plain. Mrs. C.L. DEAB Mll8. C.L: Home repalr ...... coratlDs eolQ ere aormaJly °'"tax CGllM-qaeace u they are pe,....aJ Uvbl& n p .. see. Capital lmprovemat cosu, ol coene, a.n 841. ditloH to yoar bome'a cost a.ua.. Bat w1tee rtpaln ud fll·up cocu are blcarnld ....._ M daya W~ -.. .. HM alMI paid fer ....._ 30 day• after lhe cloaln«. tlaey are n~ from the voa aalea price If yoe My • replacemeat IM>me. Send questions to Robert J . Brusa, P.O. Box 6710, San Francisco, California 94101, CAR RU CH PAINFUL ... c t 'rom Paa• ls > lubor t>harg~~. untl th\' too lo-w bid r11n rm•1.tn th•t .tn udt-quatl' JOb won't bt-dont'. 'ht' ~J~!> confld net ln tht body 11hop') work Today'li uuto body repair bu111mns~ involve.fl mor .. than ban.c1nii oul dent.11 Wllh It hammu I.Ind rilling tht:rll With body putty before ap1>lyin~ a new <'oat of pitlnt Free-wheeling on Autos: \II hod\ n.•p:tlr ~hop~ UM' standard 1 ulhs1on l'stirnutan.: aiu1d~:. that h:oit v11rt1> b~ nurnber and pnct' Burkt' vx1•lu11u, addmg that lhr average l.ibor cha.t'Jril U1 Orangt> County 15 ¥P proxim»teb $1S ptor hour BUll&E SA\'S most car owners are shocked b y high t')ltlmates "Consum n just don't realize thttl the cost ot maternll has risen 18 per· <·cnt SIO<'e tbe first of the year. and µarts have incrt>a:.ed around JO per et-nt in the same t1mt' period." 1• • 1aribute:. t:-i1s to inflation and lluctt 11t11>fl uf Lhe dollar. "Labor cost ha> <ilmo:.t doubled 1n 11 years . It was S8 to $8.50 per hour in 1967. In :.ome areas that hgure has tripled Don't have an accident in San Fran cisco or you'll pay $25 per hour. "Even the most minor body repatr today ranges from $125 to $175, and the cost of repairing a car that so· meone has backed inlo averages Sl.150" BURKE SAYS HE believes most insu ran ce companies treat t·ustom<'rs fa1 r ly. but occasionally tht• owi.t•r w;lnls a damagt.'d part 11•µl11l·1.•d 1m.frud of repaired. "The ini;ur anet• company has the right to r~fuse to pay for a new part, and it can authorize a repair rnstead. That's why it's a good idea to know your car insurance agent. Both the agent and the adjust.er have a lot to do with deciding between replace· ment and repair " Soph11urated machines and equip· mt>nt are U!ll'd to straighten out damaged parb nnd modern 1;1cryllc and metalUc paints n-qu1 re s pecial \'Ue to actueve thut "good &5 new" look Burke i.ays recent model curs are more dlfOcult to repair thun those rounufactured a few years ago because or complicated structural design. "Our Job's not easy, and many parts arc JUSt not accessible. f<'or instanc-e, one new model has to have its motor raised to get the back :ipark plug out! On top or that. it's harder to gel parts for some of the newer cars than it is for older ones." BURKE SAYS HE can't recom· mend one car more than another when it comes to safe construction "Obviously, the heavier a car ls, the more protection you have during a collision. but the circumstances of each accident are what determine how much damage occurs ''Defensive driving is the whole secret of avoiding accidents," he says. "You have to watch the road and every car on it all the time. One second of inattention can cost bun· dreds of dollars in repair bills, plus the inconvenience every accident brings with it." The phone at Crown Valley Body Shop rings almost constantly. Burke talks to each customer as though he has all the time in the world. Automobiles are often the obJecls of love·hale rt'lations h1ps .. love when they're running fine . hale when they gobble paychecks in re· pair shops What follows is a com· pendlum of information about what's happening 10 different aspects of the auto business and how to a void a few com· mon car problems. ••• SELF-SERVICE gas staltons may save a ni ckel or more per ga ll on for fill -it· yourselfers, but the car may suffer ~ause no one's laking a peek un· der the hood. Most affected is the battery, according lo in· form a lion from the Gould battery people. Batteries without ap· parent flller caps seal in water and gasses, eliminating many pro· blems, but more conven· tional models leak both, causing corrosion and slow-or-no starts. Popplng off the filler caps once in a while to check levels helps. If the water doesn't cover the cell's separators, pour in clean tap or distilled waler. Frequent need for refills indicates a leak or impending a stiff wire brush until bright before replacing them . Coat terminals with heavy -bodied mineral grease or petroleum jelly to retard new corrosion. Battery holddowns s hould be secure and cables should be tight. Might be worth five cents a gallon once in awhtle to have an alt.en· danl dirty his or her nn1era to make sure "Belay" bu a healthy start. ••• WHEN ••GASOHOL" was being touted as a cure f or the gas s hortage, 1t set the Automobile Club of Southern California to thinking-and testmg- whether it was such a good idea. The club's tests are in and results ure a mixed bag. On the plus side was improved dnveability in a ll of the seven assorted sizes of cars tested, us· ing two mixtures of gas and ethanol. MILEAGE STAVED the same wllh either gas or the mix except for one car. but exhaust em · missions showed boosts in smog-producing hydrocarbons and nitrous oxides. Carbon monoxides dropped. Other reports hinted at problems when water condensed inside the fuel tanks. The club said 1t plans more tests. • • • ANYONE WHO has ever had a car stolen w i II reel a s ense or s atisfaction at the fate of at least 48 members or four stolen-car rings broken up by the lllgtlway Patrol in re· cent months. But they may grind their teeth a bit when they hear the fate of many of the stolen vehicles. One ring in Northern where all usable parts were removed and the rest cut apart for res.ale in the East. The patrol also report· ed that auto thefts in· creased 6 percent during the first half or thi.s year. Tax Shelter Oran<Je County Fast escrow. brand new (fir s t user) 39 unit apartment compte• near ocean Xlnt financing Seacllff RHlty l7 I 4J 536-180 I or 536-6577 California s hipped hot ---------- c ars to Mexico where "brokers" sold them in several cities. CASH FAST ANOTHER GANG shipped ex~nsive cars to the Philippines in Homeowners : cargo containers. Loan s arranged for The third case choked any reason. Credit. of f a gang who no problem . specialized in pickup Borro w on your trucks and motorbomes In alx western states . eQuity. Call now f<>< The largest bus t in· courteous. fast volved at least lS sus· information. pee ts who ripped o re 17141 547-715 f truck tractors while ER drivers enjoyed java at AM ICAN truck stops. The trucks MorfcJage Co. were driven to shops ---------~ He adds that body shops must re· tum replaced parts If requested by the customer before work begins. Burke not.es that several major car '"'uranc<' comµanies an California 1s '"c estimate drafts fo r repair t hargcs When hidden damage is dis· t·overed durin~ a re pair, the tn· '>urance company 1:. not1f1cd by the !.hop. In most cases an adjustment 1s made in the settlement, especially when the insurance company has HE SAYS A calm attitude helps everyone. and his office is organized to provtde instant information about any repair job. Parts pending, work in progress aod finished work files lane the wall behind his desk "Peo· pie are concerned about how their car repair is going. The whole thing is a traumatic experience for the car owner, and being able lo reassure the customer and let him know how the Job 1s going. helps to ease lhe tension.'· failure. ----------------------------------------- CORROSION THAT makes for weak connec- tions ls the next step. Clean top of battery with a mix of water and bak- ing soda . Scrub terminals (and the in· s ide of conneclers) with CONSULTANT'S TARGET: PEOPLE. (From Page C2> firms that were really cooking before the buy- out "This is particularly true m service or· ganizations where business is based on trust between company employees and clients ." Dl'Rll'IOG THF. MERGER OF a large ac· c·ounlmg firm with a s mall, regional operator, the parent promised no unsettling changes. But the promi!>e to keep all branch offices equal was broken when orders came from a i.mgle facility. Restrictions on informal client contacts dis· rupted client-accountant ties. In the end. "all the good guys bailed out." Mn. Loubet says many consulting jobs become very personal for the company's chief. The changes he makes extend to the bome. And. sometimes, she winds up working with ex- t•cut1 Ve':>. W\Vl'S As the husband grew professionally, she m ight have had lo be supportive, raising c:h1ldn:n and entertaining bosses Once he's at the top, everything changes and she feels left behind. MANY MARRIAGES BREAK. she says, but with help, some women rediscover old in· leresta, return to school or careers. Finally. she says, most companies are at about the Umit of fringe benefits and ratses. "Management should be more in tune with creating a better work environment." People ln production know what changes are important, she says. Listening to those ideas may just bring about the boost in produc- tivity that new machines failed to create. Though some managers would take issue with her ideas. she is sure of the importance of human relationships in business· "People ask to consult with me because they know they can make a buck." Sick Signs NEW YORK <AP > Business executives can tell when their firm 1s heading for trouble when it experiences any or all of certain kinds or problems. The rour most com- mon signs were listed as inventory slackening. in· c r eased overhead , dee re ast.>d prof I ta blli ty and a letdown In cash now -By Thom L~coq The Causey Real Estate School Take advantage NOW or one of the most professional, moat sensible real estate educillton rourses yet ooncelved: Telecourse DX>. Moderate lnflat,ion's Bite Big NEW YORK (AP> If the nation's inflation rate maintains a so· c allt!d "moderate" rate Of 6 percent annually, the house that cost you $50,000 today will be $160,3S7 in 1998. Importer's BIG introductory Your career in real estate can be the most rewarding endeavor )'ou've ever pu~ued and our unique video education program can set you off on the nght root. Designed by award ·wlnnlng faculty. the Causey real estate COUf"ff leta you learn at your own pece and makes your exam·t.aking euy And U the inflation rate toes up by 10 per· cent, tb• purchase figure for 1998 will be $336,37$. The11e are some of the cumulative effects of in· fl&tlon cmerglng from o !Hudy conducted by Alesander & Alexander1 a leadlni brokerage ana actuarial firm Christmas Sale ... $295 each Shop al Rtvl.EX INDUSTRIES' WAREHOUSE 301 E. S~111 A"c· Santa Ana. CA 921CY1 (7S4 > 540.8814 lluwau IJ to 5 <Mon thru fr1>~--···_,_ .... _~_Ji-I.,__ 10 10 5 (Sal & Sitnl ''"' ""111 o.' 10.h ' D1y 1nd evenlog COW'Ml8 are avallBblc We offer a lul lion rerund progr11m. of coum. Get the complete delallA by phonlna ..• 497-2459 All Aboard For Our Christmas Gift Train! An easy way to sell your Christmas Gift Items. To place your Holiday gfft Items on our GIFT TRAIN PAGE Call a Dally Pilot ChristmH Ad·VIHr CALL TODAY -642-5678 Your credit Is good with ua, or charge your gift ad to your Maatercharge or BankAmerlcard. • DAILY .PILOT 642-5678 -. .. . ..... . . .. , . .. .... -. . . . .. . . ' . . .. - • ·.-: • ·.; :. -.. - ---• ---•••• 4 •• ' ... """ "'' ... t.'".. ..... . . . ' HA GE ----.-...... · .... ·. -...-. . -, -.. __ _.,,,, ........... . .. .... ,. .. . ·--·.#_..,,.._ ---·-· ... -. , Su*Y o..mo.r tO, 1978 . . . . . -. . . . . \ • t • •• ~ • " .. • A: ~ " •• -· , . . Cl OAIL Y P1LOT Real E.tate .,_. Questions/Comment •v lt•nd•H McCerdt• 1 "'-D· Re•ltOf a ulMknlHd tf you do DOt pay your real "'ah tau• &bat your property la .old le LM 1tate. nit attm• bru_tal. How ~·'IM! 1&ate jutU)' claJ• .. I )'OUr r~rty bf>uau )'OY lane ........ • Je•r'I lHf'I. WM>o ar• rul n tate tase1 dllt aM wk• do a,bey betGme put dJH"'! L. N .• lnlie Wht•n 1uopN'h 1:. ·"old to Slat•" for payment cir unpaid t1&>.t'"· th• hrn r11ht.a lnd "',t t.he a<'ll.lal '" ov.-rty 1t.M•lt IHI\(' ~·'" 11o&d to th Stilt' of ( · u 11 formu llowrvn. t niu~ unpaa1d for riv vf'11rt1 will suh Jt•1·l vrmr vroµt•rt) lo pubttt au,·hon at whlttl llmt" lht• ptOPf'rtY may lw -.old for lhP P•)'Mf'nt or thf' 11111H1id tul''-•ind vuu 1·ould lciM• your propc.-rty It 111 ootmnlly v••r) umt.rllf' to allow t1u,e1 to bt•t•ouw dt•hnQu••nl, for nonpaym nt or taA•'• ui.ua l ly 1·on11ht11h• .it11unll" for dt-fault und.••r th lf'rm" .rnd corld1tlon1 of your mm t KIMt! or I ru!ll df'C'd You hould 1·11nl11t·l lht" tux C'Olltttf)r ror any In for m »t1u11 r l'KatrdlnM dt•llnqu1•nl t 1u:t-:\ 41nd for ,·stirnutt•11 ln n'<lt'1•nl th\• t•u"' Tuiu ... 1tut• ctJh'' uotJ dflhnqUtn1 th1lf's 11re itood dalt'' h1 1t·nwmb4•1 ('11unty l61lt"" 11re ltovwd Car the r 1111· u I Vt'ltl' uf .I uh 1 Ill J uni' lO lo pro!)\•rty ownr" of recont 1111 llw 1>n11r Mau 1·h 1. ut wh1r h t1m1• lllt'll b1•r1111w J 111•11 u v:11m1t lhl' 1>ropc•tty 'l'ilXl'l\ 1111· rolh•l'h •d 111 two IO!'ltallmt,nl" Thti hnt 111111 ull11wnt 1' rhw Novt·rn~r 1 .. nd d('llnqutint l>t•rt·mlx•r 10 l':n rncnl' rt'1't-IVl'll uflf't Ut'et:rnber 10 < po~tnu11 kl'tl ufll•• m1dn11tht IW.t'cmbc'r tO l 1.r.: :.ubJc1·t lo pcnully T hl' !lt'l'otttl IO'\l ullmf'nl Ii. due fo'ebruury I 1rnd beconws d1•hnciut•11l Jftl'r l\pl'll 10. ut which um~ adll1t1cmal vi•1wll11•1> uruJ co,u, 1arc• lt!'vll'd If ttw t:axf's 1t•1r11m1 untHHd heyond June 301 h of t'CH'h y1•ar ttwn• .11 e t1dd1l10ndl penalt1e11 H a dt- linquent tfot4' rull1> Oil :1 Suturtl11y, Sunduy, or lei.till hul1du}. ltll' t11111· of dt·lir111ucncy movt-1K to !'i pm "" l ht' Ol'Xl bUSlnt't.~ <lay Tu1U'l'I ror lUllWC'llrcd pro 1wrty, 1r unpuid. ar11 d1 ·lintiutmt Augw.t 31 ul l\ pm ,.; DIT<JJ<'S NO'flo: l<muJall Mcl'nrdk t& vre.Wml n/ Tl/,.; /U-;A/, f:S'l'A Ti'.' HS lie •~ uls.1 an awht>r. U!cturer nnd zmtruclor Sf-11d ll"U' 1·11mments and qt.W1t10na to Randy McCordlc-. r'11 Thi' f>aily Ptlot . Pual Olfice Bur JS6(J ('()ala Ml'1«1, <'A 92626 olar He aten R e qui,, d SAN OIF.00 <API (.'ounty H~rvl110ni have adopted an ordinance tht•Y ~lll'Vt m1kc11 San Dle10 County nrat lrt the nllUOn to rtQutre aolu hot wour h •11t1na 1y1t~m• ln nttw home• bulll ln umnc01110talff Urf'ltl 1'ht' new law. whkh take-• effttt Jen aa, •t) pllH to 811 homet bu lt In co unty ureaa that 11rt> n o t p a r l o I t tu· i n rorporalld c\Uel after Oct I ~n;rtn•t!NT AT the 11et'ond .,UbUc h< 1rln1 on th•· 111ut' w•11 about evl'nly dlvld«ld between c on11t>rvatlon 1&roup11 laudln1 tht.1 bo1&rd'1 In 111at1vu and conAtruction 1nduBtl"Y niprt>Bent1atlve1' df'aylng add1Uooul aov t•rn11u1nt rctiultaUon Thf' new ttolar or dlnant•c 11prans from Ii o n.-year f~aa1bl llt y t1tudy by the ~ne ray dlvtKlon of the county'a 1ntct(r8ted planning of h4.'f' "Solar hot water heal· Ing ils • prucllcal und e conomical aolutlon to the shortage of nutural gas.·' said Supervisor Roger Hedgcco<.·k . who origlnat.ed thl' mc1u11.1rc two weekS ago SU PE RVISOR Lee Taylor, who voted reluc· tantly in favor of the or· dinance, said he did so because "there comes a H!AD8 RIBALTOR8 Vlrotnl• Cteck Cieck Ne w Preside nt Of Realtors Realt.or Virgirul' "Gin ny" Cleok. broker-owner or the Yox Company. Rcalton. of Ne wport 8e1tc h , h as been In · atulled as 1979 president of the Newport Harbor· <.:01tu Mc8a Board of Realtors. S h e s ucceed s 1978 President John T Boyd , Jr .. Corona del Mar. and is only the third woman t o h ead that 3,000· mem ber oniaruiation in Us 49 year history. S t time when we have to e for ce technology'. to make It work Grand Ope ning At Wrnon H e ights Mrs . Cieck, who re · sides with her hus band Al Cleek in Costa Mesa. firs t entered the r eal estate business In 1965 foJlowing a career ai. the executive secr etary for a n ationally known in· surance finn. /\ grand opt•ninl( 1 ~ underway t h111 weekend ul Thi• Wellinl(ton (;roup's Wellington Estates in the Lemon He1ghti; <Hl·a of Tustin Priced from $235.000 to $350,000, these homes offer six pll:lns with three , four and fi ve bedrooms and up lo four baths. The homt:s have from 3,200 to 3,700 square reel of interior living space and 14 devatwns The homes hl:lve multiple levels extending up· hlll or downhill to confo rm to the natural terrain. Somt• have an C'Xp<.1nsive view of the Irvine Ranch agricultural prese rve and the Santiago Mountains in the distance. ... Models and t he sales office ure open daily from JO u m to dusk. Phone 7:11.0051. The homes may bt• reucht>d from the ewstbound 17th Street ofr ramp of the Newport Freeway Turn left on Newport Avenue, right on Cowan Heights and n1.thton Skyhn<· Drive to Lemon Heights Road. r--·-· I I ' I ' ' I ' I ' ' l STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? According to Calltornla Bualnesr. and Professions Code (Sec. 17900 to 17930) all persona doing bualnen under a fictitious name must tile a statement with the County Clerk and h ave It published tour times In a newspaper serving the area In which the business la located. The st atement la required by IH' and la necessary In protecting your business name. Moat bank• require proof of filing to open commerclll accounts. The DAlL Y PILOT provides both tiling and publicat ion aervlces. We have all the neceuary form• and maintain a dally service to the Orenge County Courthouse. Either •top by one of our con venient offices or phone the LEGAL DEPARTMENT 642-4321, Ext. 332 for more lntormetlon and form•. ··-··-··--....-.. ~-·-··-·-··-··_...~..-...-..-....- A g radual phase-in process for the or· dlna nce will r~ulre new hom('s built tn unin· corpo rated areas not a lready served b y natural Jtas t o have so I.a r wate r heating system s installed rm . mediately. Are as now served by nat ural gas would have until Oct. 1, 1980, to com· ply. The law lncludet a waiver clause exempt· ing new 11u bdivisiona which for certain rea- isons wre unable to ac· commodate solar heal · mg. Active in local and state affairs of the real estate board, she was a cha rter officer of the board's Wome n's Coun - cil a nd ser ved as presi· dent of that organiiaUon in 1974 and 1975 Ot.her 1979 officers a nd directors lnst.alled al the breakfast meeting ae are Holme5 Taylor. first vice president; Harold R. Pinchin, second vice president, and Helune E . J oy . secretary · treasurer. A quiet, private llfea Jasmine Creek. ' ' I I 'I I I ' Ar J,"minc Creek en N1·wp<1rt £k,1ch, lcfl-1, 11nhumcJ. uncrowJl·J Rl·,1Jcm s have thl• 'J(;'CUrtty u( a 24·hour .11tcndeJ i.:.11dm11'>(.'.. Cul Jc·"IC ,crcch .1l"il.) con1r1hu1c to prival y Wcll -Jc\ll{Ol'J hornl'' havl' m;iny fc:11 url'' and tine .1ppl1,tnln. The Cluhhuu.,.. h." 11·nn1' tOlllf\, ,w11nmmi.: pool , and J.1c 11:m. It Jll mnkl·~ fm J r.m.• ltfc,1ylc JAi.MiNi CAlll'a In rlu: vill.1uc of I larhor Vww I lo111c• from SZ00,000 t.f I l\roc k & ~1m. Im .. ( ...... ~ \"::.'l lnfl~:!,, Amutlng obQrvatlona of Ill• along th• Orange Coa1l, penned by 1 native son . '~ \ ....... ·-M •• ,.., .. In the ._ A cfivltv Puhed State Re·alty Changes Due SACRAM&NTO · One or t.he few totally ln.' dependently funded atate aaenciua will i;oon begin to overhaul llA syste m• and procedureii The California Departme nt of Reul tat.late, funded by license a nd tlermlt f~s. hH announced llOmu alanlflcant f hungc1. Effeclivc J arn l. all active real estate liceneet.,11 are required to complete 45 hour11 of ap· "roved rc MI e11t.1ttc related courffe work In current con1umer·orlent.ed toplcH ais i. nect111ssry prere qul11lte to llct'nte renewul. David fox, tho dtrf)ctor of the state real estate aacnqr1 said that he i11 looklng forward to the day when mere wltl be no Inactive Ucen11ee11 "T here wlll be active llcenseeti, or they will be out of the (real e8t.ate) business ." LAMENTING THE f'ACT that the loss of re· venue from further sales and broker fees regard· Ing the acUve·only sliilus, Fox did emphas1ie that the quality of 11ervlce, as far as keeping up with the current laws, would be enhanced A relatively new-senior citizen employment program continues t-0 administer e mployment of more than s.ixly sen~or citizens as exa~ proctor11 on a part·llme basts . These older Californians pe(form f~nctlons that depul~ department heads once did tn addition lo vanous administrative duties. Another community-minded program includes REAL ESTATE • tt'•..0Atl•*'1~"' CJ?sal <:£state By l •llltw I UD MIUU H • SIMncrest l edty lntere1t Down • Coit Up 1\11• \flll l41iillnL' 1111111 inl1·ri·i.I r ut•·' 1h "I' twt1111· "IH 1111 \ II homo·., 1111 \I II I lhink lhal 1111,.. '"" "'" ,. '1111 n•nrw1 " 'I 111· hon"' I 1111 h H\ I' \ll\11 l'\I' 1111 14111 1 ""'' \Oii m .. ,,. 111 m<onlhh r11t\ m,.nt f•U•• \f'i•t lrupt 111114 I'\ ,. 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"SHAD\' DEALINGS" WIU have a tough~r tlm«:. since the stale legislature passed an ex- tension of the fraud or misrepresentation stat.ute of limita.tions from three years to ten years . when a violation Is brought lo the department within one year from d.i11covery by the victim . l'~ox Indicated that mos t licensees a r e "generally honest and forthright in their business transactions,'' but several members of the pro· Cession in this state have caused some rat.her ex· pensive problems . Claiming to be "consumer· oriented and enforcement·mlnded," Fox said that the department relies on complaints fro m the pub.lie and Information from other people in the bus mess . According to the department director. approx· 1mately & percent of all the cases investigated by the department are initiated Crom general com · plainants and informants. A home for you: Jasmine Creek. J.1,1ninc (:rec~ '' ,, qutl't, pov.Jtc way ut l1k. w11h l.lll·dc·'>·JC '' n:ct' .mJ l11r.. ol i.:rct<ncrv. J m e 1-x·yu nJ 1 hl· l4-hour .JttcndcJ 14.11._·h 11tN ' h the Cluhltou~c. w11h "' 1cnn1~ ._our!\, ~w11rn111••).! puol .. 1ml J.1lu.:h Tlw lunm·'· w1 1h .1 numl~:r 11( 111110\'.lll\.c pl.en' 111 ... hoo" 1!11111 •• m: d\'\lt,:llnl w11h \IHI en menJ J,1\1111t1l· ( r1'l'k '' 1 'fX'-1.il pl.1lt: 1111 'I'''' 1.il pc11pl.· ON 111E POSITIVE side of land m erchandls ing, Fox mentioned that som e major changes will be affecting both licensees and the public. One or th<' most important of these changes will soon in· volve a new statewide standard code of ethics and conduct for all re al estate licensees, which pre· sently numbers about 350.000 Calllomians. Another departmental modilicaUon will be de· J' a. M ·NI voted to reduc1ne the lime lapse bet.ween initial ....,..... planning and ultlmate approval for sale or new CAIEK subdivision . "Because of inflation . . each n month's delay increases the average pnce of a new home by more than $500," Fox said. In ilw vill.n·« ,,( .-forhor V1t!w These and other changes will Utke effect in 11 • 11111 '' from $100.000 early 1979. ..-----------"'·f .;.' .'.11.·11..~.6.t-~.· .. m.~ ... ';.".;.'-I Spectacular! Once-in-a-Lifetime Homes at Los Corrales. The model homes are decorated end, finlahlng touchea are being put In at Los Corrales in San Juan Caplatrano ... elght distinct atatement1 of taste and individu· allty ... elght breathtakingly unique homes. with c:secoratlng that flta their status. Spectacular ... and comfor1able. Come lo Loa Corralea now and discover the home you've only dreamed about Early California architec ture .. elegant appolntmenta ... dlatlngulahed plans lul<- urtoua llfNtyle .. and large Iota. See 1t all at l.01 Corra lM . ..... c.nw Op9n: 10 e.m. until dU•k, boept Frtdey. Pftone: (714) M M>M4 .. FFtoM Fash ion Newport Isla nd Beach \ STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR .. . . .. ... . . ---.. . .... .-. . - ' . . -. . . . . . ~ . . ••'•I •-' .. -~ .. ---... ._ ... . . . .. . . . . . . -••• ' " . ~ .. . ..... ' .... " . "" ' . .. . . . . REAL ESTATE Sunday December 10. 1978 CAIL V PILOT C7 [....__M_ov_in_g_U_p_l_n _R_ea_l _E_st_at_e ___ ) ~?~~.~?.b~~.~ .~~~~~[~~~ t.ownbomee ~~for ulc in Woodbrid1e Grove Ice maker and a double 1ta•nleu Reel link. G . 11MOl'llY GALVIN or ltvln ha been ap pointed to th poa1llon or sales & markeUn1 coordinator ror Taylor Woodrow Home Cahfomla Ltd , accordini to an announcement by 0 11v1d Nash president of lht> Ne wport Beach nrm. ti1s new respon lbiliUts will mclud4t mon.ltor· in• lhe CUM'f'fll ales etfort al Ca'H de Seville, a planned unit dev lopmcnt of 72 111na1e.ramlly luxur y homr~ at Rancho Mlract1. plu. perform all mukt1Jni tasks rt'lutud t.o Rear Brand Wf'">t , the com panv'11 338 urrr ph1nnt'1•.111 h c111.1h't in th•· markl'lmll dt'purtmMlt \lpon h1~ promc,tmn to ;1' '$1Sl 111\l ll't!IOn1tl -.ut.-.. nHUMWCr ror Ptt·\lt')' of Southt•m \,1hforn111 h1' n•sponi.1b1htu-' t.wramt• m ort· t'\ll'n11H int lud111.i 1•11,t111111•r rl'l•lwn' mukt•lu1J; ,inti hn1mn (;RJ\NT '\l'I l I\' \1' 11( l-·•Jlltr1.1 "4•Hth h1t' 11'1 -cum1·d th\• I l':>l10N1b1hhl'' uf dm rtor of rnurkellDfC for tlw "'1 1!\..-.lt)(\ \ tt'Jo ( om1>arn In tui. nt'w poi.Ilion ht• ~•II bl• rc:.\\1on'>1hlt-for t ht> rn or kt'ltn~ l'fforti. 1>f ull 111 u1lut·t me!> an th•· firm~ Mw 1on \11•Jn ct1•\1•l11p mttnt Bl'fon· 1nan1n~ th1• honw bu1lchn~ f1r111 111 1974, Sulhv.an was t ht• 1h11•1·tur of sate-. und murk1•t1n11 fo r lrv1 n1• l'.tr 1(11· Ot.-vt!lopmrnt Company of Newport Bt>uch Pre\1ou:.ly ht' w as .a-.'>Ol'Ull ed with lht• l.Jrwin ('omf1uny of Beverly l111ls. whl'rt' ht• w11s honored for best pcrformuncl· by a salt.>s manager in 1972 T ll01'11\S J . DA\IS, J lll'cnsed l,.mdsl'aµe 1 urch1tt'l'l. ha-. tK•eonw <• m1·rnl.K·r of the staff at the Plannin~ C1·ntcr, announces Hundal Jackson. a prin<·1µul of the Newport Beach fi rm A ~raduate of Cahrorrua State Polyte<:hnic Unive rs ity al Pomona with a bachelor<, degrt.'e tn landscape arch1kt:ture. Uavts has expenence m planning for both the ~ove rnmental a nd private sectors. He served Wlth the planrung department of the Cit y of Chula Vis ta and has worked for private planning and arcb1leclural firms in Southern Califonua A member of the Amencan Societ y of Landscape Architects oav11 a nd the Construction Specific&· lions Institute, Davis lives m San Clemente with his wife. Dt>borah, and their two children. He also teaches landscape architecture at Saddleback College m Orang(• County. Anchorage lnvcslml•nts of Dana Pomt has an· nounced the affiliat.Jon of JEROME T. KARCHER, a realtor associute. Housing Company Moving to lroine American Nat.Jona! Housmg Corp. of Newport Beach has purchased a 1.7 acre sate in Irvine for its new corporate headquarters, it was announced this week by Clay Stuard. vice president of opera- tions. The site of the new headquarters is on Red Hill Avl.'nue twtwt•<·n Ma<·Arthur Boulevard and Main Street. It wa:. purt'ha~cd from the lrvme Company , for $338,000. Stuard n·portcd that a design competition is currently underway to select an architect for the one· and 1 wo story 30,000 square feel building. American National's corporate offices will occupy 8.000 square feet. The remainder will be available to other tenants. Construction is expected lo begin in mid·l979, Stuard said. with completion targeted for the second quart<•r of 1980. Construction Pace Steady in Nation WASlllNGTON <AP> -The Commerce Department says buildmg construction is continu· mg at a steady pace, with $165.5 billion in new con· s truction alr eady an place this year. The department s aid the value of new con· struct1on is estimated at an annual rate of $208 b1lhon this year, based on October estimates. That includes an estimated $92.8 billion in re- s idential building const ruction. A . most prestigious address: ; Jasmine Creek. R1.-..1Jent" c>I J,1,m1ne CrN·~ 111 Newport Reath live in,, ,hdt1..·h~J cnmmunll) hlhl with nil rhe am1..-n1trt:' Pm.icy bt:~m~ .it the 24-lwur .ancm.lcJ gJtch~. \lumerou\ floor pl.m' otlc:r v.\lu~1ble fearure:.. There :m: tennis courti., Jacwm, anJ 'w1mmin1ot pools. All of th1!> in one of the very few new home developmcn~ in Newport Beach. JAIMINI CAEEK In the vllbRC of Harbor View Homa trom $200 CXX> M.J. Brock & Sons. Inc. Karcher haa a dlvenlfitd b1ck1round in public rel1Uon1 II hold.I a 8A In paycbotoo from Loyolu UnJv rally, Los Ang •I • and 1 d•ar~r ln philosophy frmn th C0Ue111um S1ncl1 Alberti M1atn1 at th• Oraduat 1'heolo11cal Uruon. Berkel y Prior to )olnina Anchora1e 1nvestmenll Real ty, Karch r waa cmployt!d In the capacity or p<'r onn l roprtaentallve for rttrultment and atlec:tlon or reataurunl m1ma~1:ra and corporate or. (1ce ~rsonnel for hi• rather I firm. Carl Kmrcher E ntl'rprlaea Inc , which oporatea Carl's Jr. RoaU.uranu W. Scott Blddl , "resld nl ot B1ddlc Develop- rn t>nt, Int , of Newport 8 ach, bu announced the u ppolntmti nt o f DON McKINLEY lo th off11·0 ol oor· porult.' cuntrollc-r Prior lo Joln1n" Ulddle L>~velopml'nl . McKinley waaa 1·o nlrolh•r for Ap1Hlment. l>t•vel0pt>n1 ot San Dle10 and ('orporate Controller for the c; r .mt Corpcm•UOO of Ncw1X>rt Bt•U('h Mc Kmlcy 1.1t 1t araadu1ale of <\ii Weauim Univ nlty and re "dH ul M111s1on VleJo MC ICllllll!Y PERaY FRIEDalCH has been named cor· porutt' 1'<>0lroller tor the Warmm,ton Group. an Ir' ant-baiwd bwldlni and development firm. Friedrich ts a graduate of the School of Management or the State Uruverslly of New York und hold!. a 8 A. 1n Accounting. He is a member of the American ln11t1tute of Certified Public Account· 1:1nts and the California Society of Certified Public Accountants tic wa~ previously employed as a senior ac· countanl at Kenneth Leventhal and Company, Los Angeles. Forest E. Olson, Inc . Realtors, has named JERRY EHLE a senior vice president and re-~1onal mana~t·r or 1ti. Orange and Riverside coun· ties' operation, according to Haven Burke, ex· E•c utivc vi ce president. Formerly first vice president and district manager for Los Angeles and Ventura counti~. ·Ehle began his real estate career in 1973 a t Forest Olson's Cypress office. In 1974 he became resident m a nager of their Costa Mesa office. later serving in the same capacity at the West Hwitington Beach of. . h ce. In January of 1977 he was promoted to first vice presitient and district manager in Orange County, late r transferring to eHLI. Los Angeles county. Prior to entering real estate Ehle, who holds a degree in business administration from Cal State. Los Angeles, held a management position with their School of Medicine. JOHN DAY HOPKINS. a three· year starter at quarterback on Washington State Univer sity's football team, 111 now handling commercial real estate sales and leases for the CbarlH Dunn Com· pany's Newport Beach office, Manager Richard N. Frost announces. Hopkins is a graduate or Pius X High School, Downey. He earned a bachelor's de1ree in com· munications al Washington Slate. Costa Mes a's A n swer to New port- (Brittanywoods) f<t·JI b11ck. wood burning ftrt"plan-, f rt·nC'h Lnqhsh cHCh1tecture t1o110 .:ind thn-1· b<·d1oom~. split kvel clnd two-st()()': cathed· ral ce•hnQ!>: mo&!rn kitchens with eye·le11•·I rrncrowaves. cnclo~d two·and three Cdr • 1.lr ages. greenhousP windows and skylight!. Y··~terday and today -m one setting on your own land. Pool. 1o.11..uu1, rl>Creatton rooin 1enn1s court too' Close to Newport"s ··&ck 13ay·· <ochools. golf course! .. restaurants and ~hopping. • eaStsid e cosai, mesa. From $89,950 Models open from lO am to 5 pm Closed .Mondajs 2450 Santa Ana. Costa Mesa I rown HOmEs I 646-00bt Developed by were IGld lo tie ftrtt l4 weeks ol l&lea activity. Luxury appointment.I are typified by broniJed Actordln1 to Tom Doucett.. pruldenl or Akins mullioned wlodowa lookinl Into private 'fdod· O.velopment ComHJl)', lhe homes' bullder. the fenced yards. two car garaaes wtth automfllc aue«•s can be atlrlbUt.ed to two major factors openers and inside access. wood shake roofa, aDd a "Woodba1dle Orove enjoys ID e.nv\able k>c•· comi>lete anay of ener1Y saving details. Uon ... wd Doucette. "The townhomea are located wllhln mlnutel of tbe major employment centers To reach Woodbridce Grove. U.e the Santa or Oranae County, major transportation arteries Ana Fl'eeway to the Culver Drive offramp, and are exceptionally convenient. ac~ and abop· turn soulh to Warner. Tbe information offtee Is plna are truly nearby. The lake and beach club. located on lbe aoutbeut comer of CUiver and park• and other recreation facilities or tbe vma1e Warner. of Woodbrldle are also available to Woodbrldge ------------------- Grove reeidenta." .. ROME DEllGN8 WER E hued on careful reaearcb," Doucette added. ··Eacb or the models w11 d•lrned for families with different lifestyle requirements: we included reatutts and appoint· ments that meet those needs. and many that bomebuyers hadn't antJcipated. •· ' The townbomes, fanging rrom 1,235 to l,987 square feet in size, are available in one and two- story plans. with up to three bedrooms and two- and·a ·half baths . Each home has a separate master suite with its own complete bath and dress· ing area, including a double lavatory with Corian puUman top. ceramic llle shower and a spacious wardrobe in the list of luxurious appointments. Vaulted ceilings and wood burning ftreplace highlight the living areas. which also encompass a formal dining room, and a study in one plan. Another design hu a ramlly room, while another features an upstairs gallery. IN TIIE KITCH EN, hardwood cabinets sur· round a full range or buill·in appliances. ceramic MIWPORT RACH Last of the new homes on the water F0< lease only Love and en19f1ain 1n elegance 1n ~ new custom home with designer •nte11C>r1 COnvenierU onented to rnclude 3 car oataoM wi1h automatic ooeners. lotehens w•lh microwave ranges sell-ctean1no ovens. trash comoactors. and BBQ ranoa IOC>S. wet-oars 1n au models. f1reotaces on hving rooms & bedrooms. •ndoor taundry areas. guest suite tamtly room end much mC>fe Oock available 10 a111enants S,.CW .._.price.., ........ c.I U.. "- 17141 llJ..l tSO II to S w....,_>. Fee Addedll To HGmes By Schools LOS ANGELES <AP> --A new county fee on homes built ln crowded school districts has been levied for the first time, adding about S2,000 to the cost or houses in tiny Wilsona School District in Lancaster. Luxury Honies Overlooking Dana Harbor A building moratonum has been in effect in that a rea pend· ing resolution of the ree issue. T h e Bo a rd o r Supervisors enacted lhe ree ordinance in October after Ute Legislat.ute ap. proved such measures as a means of makins developer s an d hom ebuyer s s h are school costs triggered by residential construe· lion. The Las Vlr gen e Unified School Distrlc is s eeking a simila levy. and several othe districts have shown ic terest in the plan. Oulsl011din~ lwo ond lhN-e bt.>droom home~ localed in lh1· most OC'Oulif ul orc.-'D of Dono Po ml. Ocean views available, directly obovt! Dono Point f forhor Lu xury fcolums include: Privatepatios.2'h baths. Only 16 homes available. 2carundergroundseCwity1tal"81te. Priced from $105,000 200 square feet of storap room, all ceramic tile kitchen .nd bath. l::x ccllnnl financing o vu 1fohl11. custom wall-to-wall carpetin1t. 1011nl01matlQl'I (714J titi 1-0852 tinted windows. Unusual Mediternnean archiledural design in a chaster concept. ftGolden '\ 4 y umtem ~l ~ VIllas in Dono P~inr Pac11ic Coast H.ghway to Golden Lan1orn sou 111 to Santa Clar a and ngnt 10 hOmeS C)SS· 192 0 Woodtrte Dev. Co. ,. .. .. . .... . . . . . . . -. . . ,,. . . ,,, .-. . . . -. . . ... . ~·.·-~:.--:.:...,,,. ..... _ ............ . . . . ~· . .. , . • • • "J"'\ Ii.. ... -.. ' ' '"' . . This Week's Outstanding lq>ort Buys The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any other is the Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After all, you don't drive the lea se. you drive the car. And when you lease a Mercedes-Benz you drive some- thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes·Benz model you choose.,you drive one of the world · s most r es pected automo- biles. A ca r with legendary eng1 · neering, meticulous craftsmanship. outstanding performance and safety. Something else: you'll drive the car you lease for two. three or even four years. Most cars look o ut of date all too quickly. But when you tease a Mercedes-Benz, you drive a car with classic tines and timeless· ness that 1s never out of date. We have several leasing plans to offer you. One is certain to make 1t more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes-Benz than you might have thought poss1· Cl) ble. Ca ll us today .for the \ surprising facts. _ Ask about our. many convenient leasing plans. Mission Viejo Imports 831 • -7 ?fO A mht>ri:Pil r>rn/,.,. 495 1700 "":14 21701 Marguerite Pkwy. • Son ~Fwy. at AvMy, M1uion Vle10 . -. EQUIPPED WITH BODY SIDE MOLDtNGS, s3775 WHEEL. WEU MOLDINGS I PINITfUPES '79 MGBS '781MD __ _ HATCHBACI '78 Triumph Spitfire ~WITH •LM . weGACH IACI, 53849 CIVIC MODEL EQUIPPED WITH BODY SIDE MOLDINGS, PINSTRIPES I WHEEL WELL MOLDINGS CUSTOM ,AIMT STllPIS I WHllL TllM RINGS · No tune-ups.-~;. Our Peugeot 504 Di c!>cl has no carburetor. And no distributor. It doesn't have a choke, a condcn- sor, points, coils or re- sistors. And there isn't a spark plug to be found anywhere. ·This means you Jon't have to bring tht: car into our !>l'rvice depurtmcnt t:vcry h:w thousand miles to replace thing::i, gap chrng!> or aJ1u~r thing-,. Yl>u just change the oil an<l fi lter hy chl' hook etn<l follo w -,1mplc check-ups. What's more, our Peugeot Oiesd W.1gon is th e on ly ca r 1n America that is built from the groun<l up :l!> a <li escl wagon . The Peugeot 504 Diesel. You <lon'r tune it. You <lri ve ir. PEUGEOT BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE ST. NEWPORT BEACH , 752-0900 Near MacArthur & Jom6oree .. --' Sunday. December 10, 1978 '79 P1EETWOOD '79 COUP• D• VI&&• 60 TO CllOOSE P•OM · • TO CllOOS• P•OM SALES •.LEASING• FINE, PAMPERED. PRE-OWNED AUTOMOBILES · · . '76 SAAB nGL 5-speed. air cond1t1on1no stereo tape player l 11709SL Tl '76 COUPE DtVILU Cabriolet loP. cruise control. tape player (#368NRSJ '77 COUPE DtVILLE Leather interior. full power cruise control. stereo radio (lf068SYU) 58995 '75 TORONADO '75 COUPE '78 FORD '75 SEDAN 40/50 power seats. cruise DI VIW LTD De vtlll con 1ro1 1 ape p I ayer 40/60 power seats. cruise 50/50 power split seats. Full oower. 40/60 p0wer seats •6791WC) control t ape player AM/FM stereo with tape cruise oontrol. AM/FM stereo (#350NK0) player and only 6.646 miles (#587MVG) (#534VNI). '78 GRAND P'lllXSJ Bucket seats. pawer windows !tit wheel. cruise control. AM radio and 8 track taoe player (11838UJWl 54395 55595 55695 56195 56895 '76 265 VOLVO '76 EL DORADO '78 T·BIRD '77 COUPE STATIOH WAGOH COUPI Landau top. 50/50 power DI YIW Automatic transmission. Leather interior. 50/50 pawer seats. cruise control. tape Cabriolet too. leather seats. factory air conditioning. roof seats. AM/FM with stereo taoe player. rallye wheels. and only cruise control. tape player rack. tape player. (#707PKDl. player. (#262UNHJ 6,295 miles. (t792VFGJ. (# 121 RSM). '77 SEDAN DE VlUE fl fUGAMCE Eou1pped with all the factory pawer assists (#846SER) 57595 57995 57995 58395 58595 '76 SEVILLE '77 ELDORADO '77 SEVILLE '77 MARK V '78 CORVETIE- Leather covered seating area. COUPI eather interior. cruise DISIGHH T-TO, cruise control. tape player. and STRO ROOF. Leather control, AM/FM with stereo Leather 1ntenor. lull power. Like New Only 4 070 mues low mileage (#173PWU). interior. 50/50 oower seats. tape player. wire wheel uad stereo and tape player (#1 22UZUl ruise control, tape player. vers. (#970RTOl. :#196SOH). (_10125327). 59795 510,595 510,895 510,995 512,900 MANY OTHER FINE USED AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FROM ALL CARS PWS TAX & UCIM~ • ALL CAIS SUIJECT TO PllOI SALE ···~ .. ··· ,_, . . . ..... ' \ . I t • .. ..... ' .......... , ...... .. . -. . ............... , ...... .. -• : . 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" d1'11•1· lo rw1 '111rt -.ound into I 1m 1 h·t t r w•l 1mpul3l~ lhul would hypuu foull)' n•tur ul t'QUl&>m••nt 1n lh1• f"Ur 11nd go dtrl'<'tly tnl(t the .1ufit1 or y Ot'n •· The 1mpuJ11t·i.. proJK•lly ">Ckd 11nd c1pphed 1n tlw rtaht plal'l'b wouht prodU<'t> nervf' 111Rnal11i tht• h~aln lntt:rpN>l!I 011 sound. St·handlt•r :uiatt Ht: SA.ID nu: SOPHISTICATED devtC't.•. com preued to thl' 1tW• t1f 1J matchboe>J<, rouh1 ~ Im planU-cl neur tht• pnttt•nt :. f111r und connected to tht• nervt bv 1•h·ctrodh Sample nerve• KllnlUlulor1> ulre ud y url' bt•inti uac·d t"Xl)t'l llt\ttnt1tlly ,11 ,a num1>t•r of lahonitorlci. -;chmdlt•r 'aul th1·v 1 t•r1r11dur1· •• 1 rue.It-w n:.11t111n of ,ound b~ ... 11mul,1t 1111• .1 .,.,.Kit· d 1u11k •>f nt·n-1· f1bt•r:. Pj\11.·111, 1•q111p1x II ~1 th th•· 1mplJOI!-. t·.in rti 1 ognlic hU('h boun<h Ji. ,, 11u:.'>111K "'" Th1·11 atHllly to rc.>ad ltp3 1!'> dramotlc allv 1mprovt·d But. S(·htndler :.u1d. th1· :,pokt'11 \\ortl '' Kllll bf-yond lht·1r ftDSP The UCSfo' team hopes lo refme that device to· 10 an 1mplunt thJI ~1vci. meaning to 1>0unds-1>y dividing thl'm into d1Hr·rent frequencies. The pro- ''°"''d 1mpl.mt would stimulate at least eight dis t1nt·t J)()lnb. on the• nerve Each point records u '•·1u1rote frt•caut·m·> "WITll Ttn: SIMPLE NERVE sltmulator~. 1t .. hkt• han((111..: all th<• keys on a piano at the .. a rlh: llmt'." St·hin<llcr s uld in un inlcrview "Wt> .1ri· d~'l)IROln~ l'lt•l'lrodC., that. ror tht• lir!>l time. ~•II tw ahlt• lo st1mulah' th1• m·rvt• M'leclively Thl·n wt• t'<lll h1.•g1n playing the piano. it not with 11111 f1n~..r-.. al INist with our httnds . to 111o\1111-V'lmt• IJI ttw tonality ;mtl th1.· full1w:.s of 1111rm <al -.011n1I .. Sl·h111d lt•1 ... uicl tP'>t!'> ~1th laboratory animals prov<· th<· d<•v1t•1· ii-. fra1>11Jli· that tht• nerve <·:rn 111rvlv1• lht• llfWrnllon and !-opN'lfl(' Points can bc ... t1mulutt'<f 'l'ht• first l••sts with humuni. ttre planned within -;1x months If then· art· 1111 rna1or problem ...... hc l.aid, "I ~ould thank this m1~ht become widely avaalablt: in f1 Vl' yt'ar!'> · · HE SAJD Tiit.: COST OF TH•: implant. 1nclud· 1ni.i ... urf(cry _.nd maant<:nancc. would probably 1111.11 ahoul $10,000 ·with this dt·VH'c'." Schmdler i.a1d. "there 1!> (or I he f1rsl hm1•, a s1.•nM• of hope for the totally c1t .. 1f '· Schmdll•r d1•s1·nlw-. <l1.·::ifn1·"' ;i.., "a ..,tlcnt and lrml'ly hand1t 1.111 J\ t·hilcl ~ho 1:. l.101 n ~ 1thoul hear 1 11~ will almost rwvc·r dt•vt'lop 'f>t'e ch ~ tht· deaf ,,,... ortl'n d1sm ...,s•·ll ;1-.1l11mh or ~tup1d . "Our gn•alt•!-.I hopt• I!'> lo bring th1i. df>vl(•t• to n ... t.1Ke wh<1re onc• du'' w1· <'<tn implant it in deaf C'111lctren dur1n.: tilt' t r1t 1cul languugc y1·a1·~ I 111m about om· yt•ur out lo lhrt•t· or four yNirs · · Jlumun s 1wed1 111 an t•xlrl'mcly comph:x SV!-of(•ffi or M>Uncls that ranl{C' UC"fOSS perhaps 2,000 chfforl•nt frequencies. hl· suit.I license D emand Drops Sharplx WASIONGTON IA1'1 There ha& been a i.harp drop m C'H radio ltcensc.apf>ltcations smce s pring, according to the f"cdC::ral Commumcalloni. Co mmlas1on • Although tht'r<' w1•n· about 14 million licensed ( · Her11 at lhl· l'nd of ~plember. 1-'CC figures show. only 106,000 11i·r~1111~ applied for licenses thut month THIS COMPAIU:S WITH 465,M.1 application:. lalll J unuary, and with nt•urly u mil hon at the peak of the CB boom in .January 1977. In the y Nir following the peak, the rate re· maancd rf'lat1vt•ly high. varying between 250,000 .and 500,()()() a month bcfore dropping below a <1uarlcr m1ll1on lut1l fo'cbruury when 238.~62 persons sought hcenRcs The number or ap plication:. continu('d at ( ) th .. 200.000-ptu• ,.,. : CB CIUTTER through Ma y when 201.976 CRns rcquc~kcJ them Tht'n lh1• rate began to drop dramallcally 166.604 in Junt•. 150.640 m July, 134,700 in August and 106,000 1n s.>ptt'mbcr. the last month for which fl1tutcs <ffc• a vailubl•· &U;/\NWllll,t:, i\N .. ('(' SURVEY 1nd1catea ('0 rud10 opt·rotors own on uvnage of 11 , radios t•:.ich for a lol al or uhoul 20 me I hon 1n uist• th<· survl'y, c·ondu<'tcd hy the f''CC 's Field Operutlon.., BurN1u. wni. bai.ed 011 mid.summer tcl<'Phone 1nll!rvic" s with 851 CBers selected at random from FCC llrPnse riles 'fhe survey lnd1cote11 that 76 percent or the CB rndlo11 In URt' nearly 1~.2 million are older, 2:J.<'hannel models tlOld prior to Jan. 1. 1977, when the FCC barred them from further sale whlle al· lowlnf conUnu.ed uae or thoee already aold. A that time. the FCC authorized the sale only ot new 40-channtl model• th•t met requlrem•nta deaiped to lessen lnterferen~ wtth televtelon aetl and other bomc electronic cn~rtalnm nt equip. ment THE 4t·C'HANNEL 8ETS MAXE up 23 percent or the CB radios In U8CI, accordlnl to the survey Thul '1 ubout 4 11 million radiot. Th.-. remalnln1 I pert nt 200,000 reprci11ent11 "other unltR." lncludln& older models equipped with ( w r thon 23 channela. The FCC aurvey 11111<> shows that 14 percent 16.8 mllbon ot thr radios In uu are mobile aeta, com.Pared with 16 percent or 3 million -bast unlta. 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L o~ T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7. 8 . . \ The Blggeat Merketplace on the Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It. find It, Trade It With a Want Ad (642•5878 ) One Call S.rvlce Faat C'redH Approvel ....... ~w. ....... ,...w. "-"'-We ........... s. "-"hrW. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gww.. IOOJ .... ,.. 1002 .... ,.. 1002 Ge•r.. 100 ...•.............•.•... ·············:··· .. ···· ............................................ . c.//MP.JbH R E A7L Ty Sii I I UY THISE TODAY I• WHfellft. el•t•H• Ir wer•tlt ,." ............... , ....... /~ J:t"' & fecAml. OwMf' w9 ceny It A..W... SJJS,000 IOft ..._... .... NI 0,. s-dlrf 1·5 le.Ht T ,.__ iql•d•d ... ""' ....... ... ""· ,....., ,,.. 4 .. • &o•efy •• 11• 11t. Ko Whr..., ... .s 147.000 JOI VI• y...-, NI 0,..-..., t-5 '4M25t VA DUMP Appr111ed Ul $64,000 Nelabbora hu1ne11 ap pniMd 1&.t $100.000 und 14>. Call 541'°'25. Bltr. BYOWHER Tri p'4l.a, $UO.OOO. Ideal for 2 cw 3 famW• or for ID~·..., block t.c Day or Ocean. Owner will finance for q\lalitled bl.c)W. t7Mlll. BY OWNER, BLUFFS. SIYILUIWAT9S Premium l level J BR. 2 tmnwcwate 3 BR pool ba. a~I kitchen, h o m e . L o v e I y apectacwar locatk>«I on neighborhood. Priced I a r1eat I re en be It nebut SlJIOO. No down Custom addit loni; lo vets. WON't LAST! t.hnJOUt Sl~.000. UC· I~ Agent ~1 _:.::--~~~~~~ 72232 Oolm:an :ilCl've dei.ti:n with 3 neckline choices deep V. ~wel or 11tund·up <'Ollar. Street or nnkll' ll·n~th. Ruck zipped. 72232: Misses 10·18. To ordf'r: M'1'MI pat~ num~r. alu. name. ad· drt1111 and dp. PRICt:: 12.50 pill# 50c ~blppiA& .. hHdllnl(. Party lit llot.lt'illl dnll&D# PatU!m Book. 11.8S ppd. Dc:.1gnt•r ~w Tip Oook, SUO ppd Make ch~k payable to Spadea ~nd to th11i nrw:1paper. c•o Spadea . 4! Bridge St . Milford. N. J. ~8. Ucpt. ClS Rdurbllh you lingerie wardrobe wtth thl• BouUque dt•tan Full letttth ot 1hort and rwn~. '1'2'7Z3: .,1,. scta.16. To order: i.end patlcrn n11mbcr. alic namt', ad· dre11 and zip. ra1ct:: a.M phaa Mt~• 8'Hdll.n1. Separate., Sporiawur Ir Mlacdlan.-1 Pauen Book. ti.SS ppd. Ottl«Hr .._,Tip Book, II.SO ppd. Makt' d'lttk payable to Spadea. Send to thll nrw1pa~r. cto Sp11.d ·•· 2 nrtdae St .. Miiford. N. J . OINMI Ot>pt. Ct!. ~--------• OWMa WILL FINANCE J\nd. ut yesterday's Interest rules! A terrific family home in the WestcUrr orC!u near Mariners Purk. 5 Big bdrms .. all on one level + a ramlly rm .. 2 st.one frplc~. to l(at.her around. See 1601 Warwick Lane this weekend. Sl86.800 And lhc owner will help you <fi nancially) move ln. IRYM TRUCE * VIEW Ukc the woods? Have the atmosphere wilh the con.,enience of city lire. Come & see 1437 Serenade Te rrace. ,Immaculate! 3 Bdrms .. large living rm .. fahulnus yard. all with an ocean view. At $184 .500. this is the best buy In Irvine Terrace. See for your.;elf. Sat. or Sun . I~ HOW AIOUT RAHCH um This 4 bdrm., 2 bath home backs up to the Irvine Ranch & off era views of the canyon & ocean. too! Set on a 1/4 acre lot in Cameo Highlands. Formal dining rm.. 2 brick frplcs. <one in mslr. bdrJTI. ). complete this package. Come & check on 709 Cameo Highlands Dr. Open S~t. & Sun. 1·5. $254.900. Fee simple. HOW AIOUT UDO? Here's a plush 3rd floor condo. right on Lido Peninsula. 2 Bdrms. + den. 3 full baths. 2 sunderks <for when the ~un shinl'S again). mirrored bar. se mi-private elevator. What a great package for $1,000 per month. Priced to lease by an out of town owner. Call us & see it today. See what the Lldo lifestyle can do for you. COMSIDBIMG THE 11.UFFS? You must see this one before you deddc on anythini!. Angelita Model condo offers 2 bdrms .. 2 baths. high beamed ceilings. frplc. & enclosed patio. Greenbelt loC'alion near putting course. Homt• protection plan for worry·fr<'e living. which is what this home's all about. $144,750. Call us for information & ..i showing. but do it now. this won't last long. WOMDEllMG AIOUT YOUR HOME? Let us do u m arket analysis to let you know where you stand. No obligation whalc;oevcr. We've been here over 34 years: our re putation speaks for itself. We'd love to help you. lfG CAHYOH -Gorgeous estate in prime location. 4 BR. Fam Rm. conversation area. pool. jacuzzi. pulling green. S489.000. S'YGJ.ASS HILL -Just listed. Fabulous New Bedford Model with CX'ean and bay view. FOUR MEW HOMES -With ocean views. $325.000 lo $375.000. LAKEFRONT BARGAIN! Sharpest Glenwood model on Woodbridge Lake. Large living room & family rm combine with giant patio to bring lakeside Indoors. Highly upJtra<kld. Fantastic view! Common pools. tennis courts. MORE! Owner anxlC')US -strike your bancaln loday, cnll 7~170Chnd hurry! 11662 MKArtlw ltYC1. ...... Ba'l'uk Co ve CO~W....-1 Do we have the perf ecl hideaway for youl l·Bdrm .. convert.Ible den. prlvatt! beach, pool & jacuzd ! · 1012· Ba)'aide Cove East l220.000 1030 Bayside Cove East $199,500 OfllM TOOAY I TO 4 <Across from Bayside Center) 1002 ut•9UI HOMIS onH 1·5 TOOAY UMtquE tM MIWPOIT llACH -2 new fUSt.om homes. both Unique! 3 bdrms. <-1lory, sundecks. microwaves. etc. $2U.OOO. See Alla n Heller at Irvine and Uith in Newport Heights. UM9UI M IRYM lBIACI -Heavy shake roof. sgle. story 4 bdrm, 3 bath and pool. Just $207.500. fee. See Dottie Johnson al 2001 Chubasco. UM19U1 .. COIOMA D& MM -3 bdrm charmer on an R·2 lot. Great location. custom remode1ed and some view. Set> Ra l{>h Wake field at 506 M arguentc. lirinJ,t $172.500 FIOMT IOW YllW Completely redone! Handsome, colorful & vacant 3 bdrm. 21h baths, pool and (rplces. Liv. rm. looks over boats. See Kay G lavas at 1509 Dolphin. l<rvine Terrace. bring SSlS.000. Ut•9411 .. ~ llACH -Great family home. 4 bdr ms . a back yard. jacuzzi. Priced at $205.999 on fee land. See Nancy Laux at 1877 Port 1'agcart. UMIOUI .. llV1MI MOVIS -Former model, beautiful decor. 3 bdrms. 21fi balhs. 1650 sq. fl .. only $110.000. See Bonnie Barrington at 5 Mona~h. UMtqUI .. HABa. VllW HOMIS - Upgraded Monaco. 3 bdrms. pegged floors. detached guest house. s uper sharp al $167,900. Sec <owner/agt. > at L830 Port ManleiRh Pl. UMtqUI .. IAYCllST -Ivan Wells . g lass. beams and pr1d<' of ownership. Bring $195.000 and sec• Janet Lehman at 1837 Commodore Rd .. Baycrest. UMHlM'i .. lfG. CANYON -McLain Town.home. new, incred. golf course view, upgrades. $220.000. See VergUene Hull al #75 No. Sea Island. UMl9UI IM IAYSHOllS -Very Bayshores! Cute as can be! 3 bdrm. sunny patio, white with blue shutters. Sl86.000. See Be rt Reedy a t 2671 Waverty Dr. UMIQW ... MIU VHOE -Near the park. library and school. very family. vacant and priced al Sll l.900. See Jim Davis at 2918 Ellesmere Ave. UMtqUI IM SHOllCUffS Attractiv~ shingled 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 2 frplces . wood floors. nr. pvt. beach. $300.000. See at m Morning Canyon. UMHjMll .. llG CAMYOH 2 bdrms. 2 baths, 2 patios and close to pool. tennis and jacuzzi. A townhome at $145,000. Sec Debi Bihh at #71 Sea Island Dr. UMtqUI IM •OADMOOll -5 bdrms, 3 baths. 2 frplcs. backs to wilderness. $255.000. Sec MaryAnn Anderson at 2712 Wavccrcst. U~l()U I: li()Ml:S REAL TORS' Oif NfCfSf P(~\[ SllllNG fHl NI A rcsr HOMl:; JX)AOHA OE l MAR, 87&-6000 Mf~A VlROE. ~t90 • CALL US ~~~~,~s~ '11" Al ;;HAT( 2>4S E ASTBLUFF OR. N EWPORT BEACH, CA. 640-4020 HOMI IAIGAIM HUMTBS IMYISTOl"S A TnMTIOM Open today 1 tll 5: 4 Jo Vista Roma. Super clean & vut·unt. 3 bdrm. Blum~ condo. 1113,500. Owner will consider lease/optJon. MISA Y•DE llST IUY Sparkling adult occupied 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home. Shake roof charm, Pal~ Verdes stone frplc .• covered garden patio. Qul,•l inside street. Sl08.500. Open Sun. J tll S. 2731 Gannet .. ......, 1 oozf.:••NI 1002 .............................................. am1TMAs sncw. BAYFRONT HOME LAROE SLIP FEE lJ\ND BAYFRONT HOME LARGE SUP FEE LA.ND BA YFRONT HOME LARGE SLIP FEE LAND BALBOA PENINSULA $750,000. ACOlrnu.w==co. ·944.9090 ......... , .......... •MM ORTCMTa j ~~•~•••••••1~:.~~ ........ ~.~.~ ........ ~.~.~ ....... ~!'!.~~ ....... ~:.~~........ Sunday Oecombnr 10 1973 DAIL. V Pit.OT Ajl1 ••• .,.. 100 ••• .,.. tOOJ ........ lOOJ CJ...nii 1001 G ... rel 1001 ~••NI 1002 ~,orS• HovHtForS• ~~:.~~ ....... .•........•.. ···············~······· •..............••..•.....•......•............. ············~·········· ..........................................•... ......... • ..... ..... ..... .. ..... -... G1•r• I 002 G....., l 002 GtMf'al lfl! {Jste ~ft /Zalt~ C,I. o/ -newrrt ·:~~~~;i.:: ........ ~··:·;;·~;;;:·····~ pre~enfj ./UST FOi CHRISTMAS SHOPPING OIPl.O~L AXED UP DCB.LIMT ~·IA -COSTA MISA townhouse type of unita Sl~.000 NEW um~OIONA DB. MAR A IW. J IOIM CHA... on R 2 I .a r~e n<>w kitchen coil and v(>r)' 1nv1ltnJ:, yet open !eelln.R 167 .SOO · BACI BAY-VIEW-Vi AC1E CUSTOM 4 INM, JAMa. Y IOOM lloml' on r ul df' sin· lo els or 1u•t1v1t y spnct> (lroat v1.-w $275.000 %110 ¥19" a.,. C.-., Ml 0,-W/S. 1·1 MOVE RIGHT l,._.,AllOI HIGHLAND IMMACUl.All l IOIM & LAMA.I 2 firt'J)lan~ Vt1<'Hnt Sl 19.0C.Ml lttl.,._.LA..MI. 0,-W/S-l·I CUSTOMIZED WESTCUFF 4 IDllMS & DIN&HG IOOM ln\>tlln~ rourtyard und easy care yard. Ltke Modd home $169,000. It 11 Mmillet 1 Or •• NI 0,.. s.t/S-1-5 TIDY COSTA MESA COTIAGE l IOIM, NIWl Y lllfUlllSHID L~t> yard for kids. J)t>ls & ~ardens $70.00() NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA CORNER 3 IDRM. DEM AMO OFACE plus pool and JUl'uz21. lmmac·ulate nnd newly painted Sl:J0.000 DIJ1L£X-NEWPOIT BEACH 2 IDRMS liCH Custom built on fee land. good rental record. $179,500 DUPLEX--CORONA DEL MAR l IDRMS AND 2 IOllMS -4 car garage plus laundry and extra storage Private patios and builtins. $194.500. DOYER SHORES-PRIVATE VIEW SPACIOUS 3 IORMS PLUS! Quiet cul de sac -one of the most s uperb views in Newport. Fee land ! ~ 642-5200 BEST IN BLUFFS ROMT ROW E-PLAH. Panoramic view. 2200 sq. ft.. 3 BR. 2'h ba .. fam. rm. w I wet bar; completely customized! All new thruout incl. eating area·1n kitchen. Exclus ive beauty! 'OPEN SUN. 1-5 675 VISTA IONITA JUST LISTED! Finest prime green~lt loc .. early Bluffs. End unit. 3 BR. 2112 ba .. 1900 sq. ft. Many custom features. wet bar. parquet fl ooring, luxurious neutral carpeting . mirrors. 3 Lge. encl. patios. Absolutely \,eautiful ! Only $159.500. Exclusive. OPEN SAT/SUN t-5 21 3 I VISTA LAREDO HELEN B. DOWD R!ALTOR INC. 644-0 I 34 Ust & luy With the bptt1 cae: 110111 ILlllfS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE BLUFFS BEAUTY Great end unit on one or the finest streets in Newport Beach's Bluffs. Spectacular 4 br w /3 baths in wooded setting. Short distance to pool and entertainment area. Sep. dining room. Huge living room w/r a ised hea rth F.P. High wood beamed ceilings thru-out. $169.500. A "J oy of Newport" exclusive. DELUXE!!!! Deluxe Settin g On Fabulous Greenbelt. Delu xe Wrap-Around Patio W /Fountain & Lus h Plantings . De luxe Carpeti ng. Drapes & Wallpapers . New Deluxe Kit c hen. New Deluxe Furnace. Please Call For Appt. To See. Deluxe Price Of $174.500. A ",Jov Of Newport .. Listing. · SOMETHING SPECIAL Hard to find condo with super location -3 br's and 2 baths - Master suite w /fireplace -view of city lights. Contemporary decor. Only Sl57 ,500. FIVE-PL EX Price Reduction On Beaut. 5-Plex In Best Area Of Eastside Costa Mesa. Mint Condition. Lge 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. 1-\0me W/FP + Four 2 Bdrm. G a rd en Apts . All W /Enclosed Garages & Patios. Best Value. Flexible Terms Or Exchan~e . Asking $295.000. 631-1800 II I DOVll DllVI . . .. ,.. . "" . .,,,. - RE .. LTORS rm , \8"29 living rm , 1 "' frpl. + bat'hcl<>r upt $6 1950 615-H I I SIAYllW'S FtNHT-4211,000 ovet 2 car l(araae You New kitchen -2·car garage. Ownell own the hand. Good rcn· .-W DCLUSIVI °"9ttMG t al area. Priced ut will help finance OPIH HOUSIS 12 NOOH TO 4 P.M. JA5MIHI CHB: llt ttM ..._. of CONN .. M...:Abe..ttMpn1"9fomwfJ1ffoflh. ,,.. .... 90hcl...try. 24 ...,. ....... Mnk•. pool. l•c•nl, h11•h co•rh ••d t 't •••· t7 ,,_ ... C,... Dr .• CclM. POPUL.AI Pl.AN 5: Tlwff IN*°°'-t, fGMlty toOfft, 21/J batln .......... c ........ Mt ... ...., room. Seco11d floor botco"! afford• INovtfM llqht .ct oJry CJ'U .. 1H •few. $246.500. 11 t Je...a... Crffk Dr .. CdM. JASMIHE CRIER: lrGtd NW Pt. 5. Nice OU• ¥few. l be*ootft, f.Niy rooM. Jl/J botft\. hmwdiah po1H1tioft. Do yow OWll decOf'Gfiftg. $248.SOO. * • • * • * * • UNIVERSITY PAIU<: Chance4lor Plan I. Sporldl1t9 and a beoutlf1llly pacll04J9'd· Chrlstmcn qlft for the whole fa11llly. leoutiMy decorated wttt. tllyticJhted ...try, eo1y wood con deckt for prhate 9"tertaWRcj. 094lqhtful kltclleA. Two MCISM 1uite1, mirrond we11 di obe. R.ady to mo•e 1 ... s '03.000. NEWPORT BEACH CONDO: THE TOWHS. Two INclroom .ct hto batht. 0... tb watff with fabulo.s •l•w. Totatly red•coroted. Security bldg. loot 1llp cnalloble. $215,000. CORONA DB. MAR -SIX .wts ltt c:hofu loc:offon. one block to 119 COl"OftCI bHch - most lftllUGI In this ano. Custo.n WH for ori9lnal land presentl owner. lullt In kite hens. flreplac es, one and two bedrooms. patios. $460,000. HUNTINGTON LAHDMARk COHDO. Con•enient location and marveloYs recrecrtfonal facilities. LOl"'glt I bedroom, full built-in kitchen. Ready to sell at $52,900. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., COf"OftO .. M• 675-5511 H!AP CHUP -beautiful 2 bedroom family condo. with all the amenities. Pool. rec. area. shake roof. super sharp. Move in fast. Owner anxious. Offered at $54,000. IT'S A GIVli WAY -Santa's reached into his bag. to put this huge 2 bedroom. 21/2 bath. family room home under your tree. Offered at only $67.500. REDUCED AMO MOTIVATED -Readv to sell this charming 3 bedroom. family room home on a tastefully landscaped corner Jot. Don't miss this bargain at only $77,500. IE.ACH DUPLEX --No down V (\. $64,900. Unbelievable 2 houses on l lot. Li ve in one. collel't rent on the other. No down VA . move in immediately. SEVEN 4-PLEXES -Three 3 bdrms. one 2 bdrms. Special owners unit with frplc. 20°;,. Down. break even. 1500 Sq. ft. each. Offered at $110.000. each. Harbor Realty talces pleasure in introducing Violet "Vi " Egge. Vi is moving to Newport Beach from Pasadena where she was active in residential real estate. She holds the. Real Estate Certificate which requires many hours of special classes and attests to her interest and education in the real estate field . With her background, we feel Vi is well-qualified to assist you i.n the selection of your home. Call her - she'll be happy and eager to help you! Fantastic panoramic view of city SLS7.000. lll(hts. ocean . Cata llnu & Palos m3GGS 6'2·2253Eves Vcrtltm. Absolute perfection thruout this professionally dec·orated & prof. lltn<lsc·upt•d "Nantucket" model ! Blltter than most model homes . Jl ighl y lmprov('d with luxurious cuistom eptn~ & d1·apcries, automatic sprinklers & outdoor lighting & cxperutlve wall coverings. Soft colors. Call today to see this 2 bedroom & ton vertible den beuuly. Security an~ offers pool a nd tennis courts. JASMIME CIHk-YllW-SZlt,000 Des t buy in a re a! Bra nd new s plit·level "Sea Br~eze" model on lovely quiet street. 3 Bdrms. family rm, formal dining rm & 2112 baths. Highly upgraded with air-cond .. auto. sprinklers. luxury cptng plus-plus. Tennis cts. pools. jacuzzis & security of 24 ·hr guarded entrance. Call 640·6079 for entry during open house or 644-4910 any other time. 5 JETTY DR. SAT /SUN 12:30.4:30 associated BllOl<EAS-AElll TORS 'fJl'i W i olboo •11 JO.t,) 4-ft.EX UMDER CONSTRUCTION Deluxe townhome units with 3 bdrms, 3 baths. & fireplaces. First class building with tile roofs. balconies. e n closed garages with storage rooms, ceramic tile kitchens & baths. Forced air h e at , built-in kitchens Fm11 user tax benefits. For df'· I.ails call 751·3191 HAUOR VIEW HOMEs-ftALERMO Beautiful corner location in Phase II. Short walk to elementary school & comm. pool. Really sharp 4 bdrm. fam rm home facing wide greenbelt. Formal DR. upgraded tile floor in entry hall & kitchen. lovely mirrored wet bar. Prof. landscaped yard with BBQ & fire·ring. Priced right $196 .000 including the land. Hurry! C:SELECT 'I PROPERTIES ltG CAMYOM CUSTOM-S775,000 Beautiful 1-story custom home with great golf course view. Inviting entry with lus h tropical landscaping. Private enclosed pool. 4 Bedrooms (including g lamorous master suite w I fireplace>. form a l dining rm. family rm with wet bar plus a lge billiard room. 3 baths + luxurious pwd rm. Lovely quiet cul ·de·sac street. Sec. g uarded country club area. See any time! Call now 644-4910 IRVIME TERRACE VIEW HOME Spectacular panoramic view of the h arbor, jetty, city lights. Catalina and gorgeous sunsets . A sight to behold! 2 Large bedrooms plus maid's rm & sitting room. formal dining room & den . Lovely pool in enclosed courtyard. $310.000. See any time. WISUY M. TAYLOll CO. Z I I I S.. Joa ... HRh Road NEWPORT CENTEll, N.9. 644-49 I 0 ALMOST OCEANFRONT- . PROIA TE SALE -H• S ~ wfttt 911"* C4M11tU1tM across from Corona del Mer maht beach with ~ •iew of OCHll & fetty. Thk CorMt' location is perfect for a family home, ln·.eshneflt, remodel. •SMC·• etc. Offered at ... $495.000, Mlbfect to court cOllfirmation. BALBOA ISLAND FRENCH REGENCY -This luxurious fin Mdroom hofM with falltily "°°"" & roof top ................... Cll"H typt&s "'-bnt of exterior onct iftttrior desicJIL Detailed wood trHhntflt. French fireplace, tile wortt and lllliqlle floorfn«J make this •ila truly special Th11 is a once In a lifetitne opportunity for anyone who desittt quality H•hlg. $395,000. 644-7020 212 3 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH · !:~ .......... !?~~!~~::~!'! .......... !?~~ INCOME ON WATER $450,000 hcepffoltal YCMMJ custom 2-story 3 bed. deft. dlft.nn. hofM wttt. stained qlna, brick, woods & warmth. Aho. tpOClous OM bed. + arc.hffechinl loft & roof CJCl"'dH. 0,... & ...,. A•ittq ""' wttt. hiCJh ceHings. Includes boat dock. ShoWB by appahlln•"'· WARMTH WITHIN $265,000 llMl•I~ .ct charftllMI bHt dffcribe tMs two-ttory lc6oa 1st.cl hoftlt. Walk to •• , .......... towwt ........... pWI _..... qitalfty c....ted! Old wood bHmt. 2 fir1plmcn. l MclrooMs, fonMll clMMJ f'OOM, ....,,. blllcrd f'OOlft ... spoclom kltc:IMtL ...... 2 paffotl MARINE· AVE. RETAIL $53,000 Pri... location with exltffeMJ clofMltcJ 1ton. bulent foot traffic. lft•ewlory htCWict 11 pt'fc.. 8aUeb•rw ·-•tv 315 Morine Ave. 8aboe Island 73-6900 RANCH STYLE+ pool Spectacular 3 BR 28A w/solar heated pool Economy Jr. execuuve home at $96,000. REALTY FREE HOMES R.E. Advisory Service 530.2224 •ASSUMPTIONS• There are over 40 as· sumable loans in thr Newport Beach /Costa Mesa area. Take ove1 payments! Low interest• No new loan costs. Ne quali~ying. Tdll to Red Carpet w.u.... 754-1202 SHSTIUYS R·2LO'l'w/3 bdrm home. Room for 2 more unilS $62.500. Gene Far Weit Rea It.ors 548-51.55 673-s 17£ TOUCH OF HISTORY in this love ly old beachfront property View of ocean & yacht club. Isl home built in Seal Beach. Many nota· ble persons have been entertained h er e 6 Bdrms. 3 baths. formal dining rm. beautiful wood beams thru-oul. Home is buill on 3 beach front lots. Shown only by appt. to qualified buyers. SUN REALTY 894-7583 STOP RENTING No down or low down payment will gel you m a home.Call SUN RE.ALTY 894-7583 $2 CCIII gH you $75 PENNY PINCHER AD Prtvate 1nd1v1duals can now sell any item or comb1nat1on of items totaling S75 or less with a 3 line ad tor 2 C'onsecut1ve days lor only $2 Ea c h additional hne is 60< tor thQ 2 days · Charge your Penny Pincher Ad or use your Bankamer1card or Mastercharge No com· merc1al ads accepted Coll today CWld ,.. your ad ln print tOfttON'OW! c.n Moi*y "'"' FrWey 1:00.t..,. to 5:J0f'M for Md dey'• ,.... w HI Illy--~·-, _., .. ,.._. 642-5678 DAILY PILOT OCEANFRONT duplex on bi~ R·2 lot. West Newport near new tennis courts . Easy access -street to beuch front lot $375,000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 NEWPORT ll•d. comer 30fft WATERFRONT DUPLEX $450,000 Exceptional Income pro,.rty on ffw watw with boat dock. Perfect for "- owner wt.o wants to Hn In o spacious home and have on Income _.. OR hofM and Hporate •It for teett ager or mothe,...llMow. f'-roM hovte It 3 ldrM. dlnlftCJ rm +OM bed and loft ..If wfttt hl9hceilincJs. ~T~~Sj ~~!~!J~ !~!! condominium home on th• watw with "- nry finest In Victorian decor. It's • coordinated ¥tith bui" in ClltffqUes - leaded and bH~ed 9loss doors -.ct windows, massive ~od beams, circulation fan1 and two substanffal brick fireplaces. Warmth and excitetntttt thrvout this 2 bedl oom, .pkn den/shldy. 2 balccries and luxury IMftCJ OH THE WATER. Boat slip aYailable. ON WATERFRONT $385,000 Exceptional co1tdolltinlum CMt waht' wlftt· wtObstructed VIEW OF boatincJ odf•lty and niC)ht Ii~ leoufffully dKorahd 2 bedroom. with the finest amenltl¥1. Security bulldlftCJ with a prestiql~ address for the executi••· .. Has SClll!Mp-1 OPEN s...doy l ·4 PM. 60 I Udo Pan Dr. Rln«J 4A to see 1' NEXT TO NA TORE S 180,000 Your back ycrd is next to C)ll"GlincJ lonct so you CCl'I ettioY ~ fefli'"J of country li•lnCJ in a residential en•frOtlntHt. There's W&iiilli within this 2 bedroom home with buiH..fns in ~ ~ __. wet bcr in IMng f'OOftL s.,_.-klnJ- qaraqe and IOAT STORAGE ano. Access to pri•ate beoct.s! WOW! WHAT A VALUE! $215,000 Mo•e-m now and ettjoy ChrisfMCls from this beautiful home ht Corona .. Mar. Plush new carpet, decor and be..tffllly maintained. Larqe li•in9 rOOll'I with massin fireplace & loh of qlas• to VIEW the Ii~ Staoofh.flowtnC) floor ptan indudH entry and diniftg/faMlty room, plus 4 bedrooms. L~ monicwed back yard. Come by and '" this IEST BUY ... CWld you own the land. Subntff your offen! Open Sat. & Sun. 1.5 P.M. I 0 I 4 Sea Lane, Corona del Mar. Immediate Posse11lon. WALK TO BEACH $96,000 COtl•enieftt Newport leoch location at Oft affordobl• price. Thia fonMr 2 bedroom & den moct.t condo hos many extras with custom interior and VIEW. Just enough qree11ery for enfoymem, yet HSY maintetHlftC•. EXCEPTIONAL TRI-LEVEL $142,500 Lse/Optioa SI 0,000 ca1h & $750/mo Greenery & perfectfon s-rCMllld thla exdthtCJ 3 level c0nt•r condomlftlunt home with 3 bedrooms, dftt, famNy rootn and dinlnCJ rooM. ProfeulQ1totly decorated in quiet qood taste a.d immaculate. Conv..Uent to beach -.ct teftnl1~ lo!~.~ N!!!~~C~!26Jd!0~ •acancy probl•llll· New roof, HW carpet. and 11M1ftY •xfras. ... w a. .._. market with super potetttlol for wlnter/••••r ntttGts ••• and..,..., a resichtlt f11C1i1C1CJM I ' STEPS TO BEACH $210 ODO Terrific outd spacloH i bedroo11t aportftltnt newty pufntitd. c~ ..t PoMW -"" e..,. ct.ell ..I OCIAM VIEW: plMs two bitdrooM _,., S.0.•1d wlntff /SUllWMf' ,,....._. ...._ WATERFRONT HOMES 2633 W. C'out High"·~ Nt-"port Kt>ach 17141 '31·1400 •J . ... ';.. ~ .. "":.. , . . ~. ~-· .. ~ · . ..-: :. --... -.. -"'"' ... ..,. ......... .,. .. ':' ~ .... ~ .t• ' : : ...... DAILY PILOT Suno•x Oecernoet 1 o 1 11 "--•• For StM Hotttet for S. HCMtM1 for S. Ho.Mt hr S. HCMo1Ht For S. HottMa '°"' S. •OPEN HOUSES• COIOMA oa MAI Exquisitely cu tom built. n w 3 hedroom, hbrary home jw;t st ep!'I from httJ Corona beurh. Beam11, ~-~--<m'k"tl"llt'dWood 000f'8. Fr h door , dumbwmter and ~vt-n m<>rf' awull &he most dltWrlm lnating buytr 8y ppo1ntm nl 1$25,000 OPF.N I ~ RF.F C RAIG KI NDIG AT 233 POPPY T .. ftlT lllWIST 1M OU» COIOMA OIL MA.It 2 lkuuUfuJ horn one block rrom th~ brocb. Each has superb cntcrtauun" no . tof of Uw line (htu r t>s o nd app un<'l•f' 4 lktlroom,, 3 bath . 3 l1~•plureM. \'tews. tot ally I nd~cnped S39fl.OOO .u nci $415.000 OPFN 1 4 30 SF.F. H 11. l. A H\' THAM 1<: ft AT 2 :l :l POlNSl-:r'nA ANO 3631 SEAVI 1-:w OU) coaOMA DR. MAI Your c-twm·e to move Into a brand new <.:aa>t.• C'od built on a tree lined ru l ·dC ·~ac l \7 blo<'ks lrom 81 1< Corona tff>urh Two new homes. both 3 bedrooms. 2 firepl11ces, Frenrh doon. country kitchens. t-xposed tw~mc-d ce1hngs & much more $290,000 a nd $298.000 OP EN 1 4 :30 SEE LOUISE PF..'TERS AT 304 & 306 HELIOTROPE Of'IN IM SPY6LASS r 0 m p I t' t (' I y a i r . (' 0 n d i t JO A (' ct Spy~lusb home , bPautifull y derorated & lands<'apcd with large pool & J~tt·uai Formal chning rm, 4 BR. 2 BA & many many extra features. malcc this home a treat to .ee. Offered at $379,500. OPEN 1·4 SEE ELEANOR BOWIE AT 29 CARMEL BAY PIMMSULA IA YROMT Spacious home with French doors. Brick patio overlooking the main ·bay. Extensive wood paneling. Master s uite with sitting room, wet bar. back s tairs among many extras. 5 0 ' boat s lip on the Pe ninsuJa for S750.000 fee. OPEN 1·4 SEJo: BILL BENTS AT 1024 E. 8/\LflOA RLVD. SAFI AMO SOUND !:>~curity syste m with a direct line to ci t y police . Pro fessionall y decorated home with warmth and charm. Private outside patio on this laq~e lot. Walk to beach or enjoy community pools. Only $145,000 OPIM '" TUlm.HOCK GLIH One ol the most special homes in f Turtle Rock G le n . Broadmoor quality with s pec ial decor at or finishing & professional extensive la ndscaping . Move right in -3 hedrooms, den, family room, and 2 fireplaces. $189,900. OPEN 12·4 SEE EVAN CORKETT AT 17 RIPPLING STREAM UMIYEltSrTY rARK IMMACULATE Princeton. Better than a model home. Many custom features and upgrades including an a ll new kitchen. Popula r l s tory, 3 bedroom townhome in convenient location in VILLAGE Ill. $111.900 including the land. OPEN 1·5 SEE CORA BALDIKOSKI AT 9 OAK TREE LANE. OML Y PEHIMSULA DUPLEX 4-SALI ON WEST BAY AVE. 3 BR 3 bath lower with fireplace is owner occupied. Sharp 1 BR unit over gar age with s undeck. Priced to sell at $285,000 SEE BILL BENTS AT 819 W. BAY AVE. CLOSE TO ftARIC IM HARIC>a VllW HOMES For m e r So m erset mod e l , !'pcctacul ar garden with 55' pool & jacuzii. Many extra features in this 5 BR 3 BA family home. Completely air-conditioned & priced at $249.900 ft'ec. MOTIVATED OWHll wants immediate action on large Balboa Is land dupl ex. Will coop e rate with cxchan~e. or conside r 2nd TD. Upper unit is vacant and easy to see. Asking price is $265,000. Call today for details. H HOME FOi CHRISTMAS Turllerock Highlands. Lusk Ste wart Model. 5 Large bedrooms, high ceilings, estate-s ized lot. nicely situa·tcd . Never lived tn -almost ready to move into. $229,900. IU~S X.ft.AM On lovely g r een b e lt, h i g hly c us tom ized 3 bedroom , gour met kHr h cn, fire place in master bedroom. Lis ted exclusively with Coldwe ll Bunker. Call to see. $143,000. HIWPOIT CRIST ·Ca r e f ree Newpo r t Beach 5ondominill(ll llv!ng. Two Bdrm1~1 Raths , torm Ol ainin&, fo't's privacy. Commun ity pool. jacuzzi, tennis courtR, walk to beach. 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Rfflton .. .if economy ii; important Ht!re's t • • • .,_ • an attrnctive srht lt.'ve l condo an the MIMl'EJIEE CONDO w/ rod l4Ht91 • , PLAZA area o the BLUFFS, with 2 URAna ~ Walker t; l 1m t oitrit OOWN rtnaM'9d 4 bdrm 3 be Harbof-VI w MMI! l1t'1.IOO Owner / ltreller MMM54 MIWPon 1ucH POOLHOMI Mouv11h•d own•r wlll •·U/IHw upllull' or rent th•• ralm Ivan Wrll• Baycreat 4 bdrm nomt· Sroehllkld nulr 11ui l~ L&f' fmly rmovorlook1n1 pi1M1I 6 aar<Wn Rt>dUl't'd tu SlllU.000 ~ !Mil ~ Walker t: lee ft.al Elltate ---IXICHOMI Prof lndlcpd, beautiful ram home $ Br, 3 Ha, DR. fa m rm Ovt'r 1" acre view lot 1..., y r1 oow A real buy 979 S370 ALLSTATE REALTORS •OP~HOUSE • SlJNL>AY Ot-;c 10 I 5 3 fHl , new carpel. drapes, i;upar yard, RV a<·ees11 BBQ & good neighbor!> ONLY $74 ,900 ~72 ~ault Lant.' £1Dale N/Lam~on LE.A.DlllSHIP •14~446'• rtlCID TO MOVE Bright sunny starter home locat ed in nice ooghbortlood. Lge II v rm w1Crplc. $67,900 Call to· day, won't last long MULHEARM REALTY REGISTER 754-7100 •FAST * •CASH • For Your ft:qwl1ei. OR EXCHANG Jo: wnat YOU want for what you have, or what YOU expect to receive In Lhc near future. 24 .... 645-4095 Meal leatty. Rttn. llGCAHYOH A 3 Br securttr. guarded on ental pear • even 11 ncksh•w at your door Slop by & see how grand It can be. Open House Sunday. 6 Rue ValbQnnl:. JIM TAYLOR RLTY 646-9688 Cl~SSIFtED HOURS i\(t\1•·rt1"'''' fTl1f\. "''" •• tht It ,1!1 ti\ lt•lt•l)hllOt' M 1•1 1 m lo ~ IOI• m \tor1<I ." lhru ~ r111,,, II Ill n<•ttl :0..11 UI du\ 11,..,ll\\H,1\llF .. ll I .I Ml W ti,,, 1;42 "'·'" Ill'' rl". ffl' fl .. \I 'II I iMt • fj<.,,..h Ill\ <t ..1111.ao 1,1\<.lJNI\ Jl .. :i\t II I IMI\ (l11·nn •. , r" l.Jj!Ulhl l\t•ol( h 4'11 '141J, '\111\ llll 'tll ,, y 01.tl lrt'I' ~II) 14!:11 CLASSIFIED DU Dll,..lS I ~·,1r1lin•· tor 1 "I" & k 111, " , .~I 11 m ltw 11." 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(°fi;.llt M l'-11 01 lie. • 12 nl\on ,11 .. 11 tw•llC'h om c ~ ·nn· 01\ II." 1• 11 OT n ... t•rH•• •hr ril!ht '" t''"-""'h t'dll . ''""''or or rr·lu•t' un' .. 1h·t'r ll'lt•1Y1t·n1 .1nl1 tn c·h""'''' 11~ r,,.,.., & n•11ul.11t11n' Wlthltul llrlM""411'i' CLASSlf'tED MAtt.IWG AODHSS -I' 0 Ho' I ~iO. (·~~!Ill -·:c;· OHi ILOCIC TO COUNTRY ClUI bdrms .. 2 car garage & is convenient IRVINE Two atory, 4 bedroom. 3 bath. loth & lo evttrythms: community pool . 1 plaste r con struction with family tennis & shoppinl'. Price only S105.000 t Bdrm. excellent location. f or sa e room. den and laundry room o n 2335 VISTA H UERTA. N.8 OPEN $57 .950 or lease option $335. month + presUJ(c st reet rn Mesa Ve rde. Needs SAT/SUN. l·S $2500 option. ~um t! 11£. Pnce reduced to Sl29.7SO. - Ask forGlon Hellwarth. 631·1266 WATHFIOHT 968-6183 Privitt e la ke. Newport Beach: all I ASTSIDE DUPLEX Duplex with room for two more units. Clo to hrhools. shops and bus hne in Costa Mesa. $149.900. As k for Bob M1lhkcn. 631-1266 LOWEST PRICED CONDO fn Nl'wport Ht'arh 2 bedroom. 2 bath. end unit offers rmvacy an<f oversized pat10 Kare one s tory in like·new l'onct1t1 on. $76,500. Ask for John M ar~hall. 631 l266 MESA VEIDI SINGLE LEVIL Walk to Country Club from this 4 bedroom custom remodeled home. Family room and cozy den with rlreplace. Separate maste r s uite includes s auna. Only $129,900. Ask for Glen Hcllwarth . 631 -1266 or come to open house Sunday 1-5 pm at 2030 Calvert BEAUTIFUL YALE MODEL In lrvinl's' Coll~ge Purk. 4 bedroom. ~unken family room , formal dining room 2 stories. covered patio. wet bar All this for $109,900. Ask lor Roy Siemens. 631·1266. LIDO ISLE N e wes t listing on Lido Is l a nd . Beautifully decorated custom Holstein ho m e. S treet to s tra da with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on lot and half. Spacious li vi ng room with brick fin•pl<t<'C. formal dining room. private patio off s un room . As k for Cur t He rbert." for appointment to view this fine homt·. o:U -1266 1h MILE TO OCEAM 2 bedroom, l bath. Newport condo -5 mo nths new. Garage converted t o ~a me room. $84,950. Ask for J oh n Marshall 631·1266. COSTA MESA DUPLEX Owner has never raised rents on this large duplex. Sunken living room. 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, private patio and double garage for each unit. $198.500. Ask for Roy Siem ens 631·1266. 6 UNITS EASfSIDE COSTA MESA I duplex and 4 houses on 2 lots. <S) 2 bedroom units and < 1) 1 bedroom unit each with private yard and enclosed ~a rage. Yearly gross income $22.380 Submit on terms $245,000. Ask for Curt llerbcr ts. 631-1266 PICTURE PRETTY Featured in L .A. Times Home Section. this 4 bedroom, 211:? bath home in Lake Forest has deck with bench seating - beautilul. $109,500 Ask ror Crail.! Ba tley. 631-1266 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Be your own boss. Owner will carry with minimum cash down for auto parts store. Ask for Roy Siemens 631 ·1266 EASTSIDE FIXER UNITS 4 separate houses on 1h arre lot room to build 2 more. $200.000. Ask for Reggie Wyma n. 631-1266 of coata meae. Irvine, newport beach, Inc. 234 E. 17th Street, Coata Mesa 831-1266 ;\:atwnwld<' Nl'tWMk of lnilivltJ1111llv Ownt!d und Opcral~ Real !'.;st.ill: Offtc<:~ S~\l4'l~-~~~s· Tltaf Intriguing Worcl Game wiflt o CltucHe ltlk•tl ~y CV.T l . POu.AH ----- 0 U R C E E I I I I r T E A R U H I I I I I r_s,.E_G .... N_l _L __ _., 1 tty to ~·n to ch1no- ._...,.lr...;7_.l....A.l _....E __ {. _. ~'1flv11C:~~ I~ t~:1 'O~ Old you hffr th• one about I l A C C t O I t h• egrlbutlneHmen'• i--- 1 ,-, - 1 -, -, -i minor dependerit end the traveling -? '--~-'-...l--'---1.......1 i.--.----;.....;..-o--~ 0 ~-h f~llf•I• QUO'e4 I TYMESS I L.'....LI __.,l'_'_.l.....ilL- 1 _ 1 .L.l .....1 -: ~l!Y.! ::. 7:'1 =· ,,,. f M-~" •=· r r r r r r r r r r 1 •r;F I I I I I l I J I I I I RiiiiUTS AMw1n •~1100 rooms arc s par 1ous & ove rlook the water: 4 bdrms .. 3 baths. huge fa mily rm . with t)lllia rd table. fee land <you own 1u . $298,000. 2245 llEATHEn LANE. N.J:.t OPEN SUN. 12.30 4 :30. CHOICE LOCATION ... in lhe original BLUFFS. This well de~1 gned CONDO has 3 bdrms .. 2 baths. 1900 ~q . ft of living spare Very sharp & ready fo r occupancy. Sl27,500. 689 VISTA BONITA. N.B. OPEN SUN. l ·S ON THE IAY E njoy a sit down view of the boats & s pectacula r s unsets from lhe picture windows or your own living rm. & dining rm. 2 Bdrms. & lanal. 2 car garage + parking. The condo has been freshly painted & <';lrpeted. You own the land $350.000. 1229 BAYSIDE DR . N.B. OP EN SAT/SUN 2·5 NEW LISTING Highly desirable l·story LINDO plan . con venient to community pool. m the BL U f'FS End unit with m a n y upgr ades; 3 bdrms ., 2 baths. 2 lar~e patios & a large mstr. suite with lots of mir rors. $162.500. 2715 VISTA UMBROSA, N.B. OPEN SAT/SUN. 12: 30-4: 30 COME WITH US ... to 2212 FRANClSCO DR .. N.B. The perfect house for a large famil y_ It's a house you will love at a pn<'c you will like. 4 Bdrms .. 2' :! baths. many rxtras. Deer lot room for Cl pool St8H.500 OPEN SUN 12 30 '1 30 COME WITH US lo 1·730 ANTIGUA. N n to -.ct• lhts beautifully built home by Ivan W<.•lls . 4 Rdrms., dinmg rm .. family rm., pool. spectacular Back Bay view; alffl.tm e ntry. $310.000. OPEN SUN. 12: 3().4 :30 COME WITH US ... to 1921 Lf<:EWARD LA NE. N.a . Outside this BAYCREST offering 1s rli s ttn ct1ve & handsome : it 1s impressively r emodeled : 4 bdrms .. family rm . formal danin~ rm . eating s pace in thC' k itthen : enormous view & value will surprise you 1 $215,000 OPJt:N S/\T/SUN 12 ·30·4 30. COME WITH US . to 505 EVENING STA R LANE. N B . For people who treasure. tr<1dilion, remarkably detailed & trafted 4 bdrms .. fa mily rrn. & den : o n u private beach with an t>ye-pleasing vie w of the waler & night Ilg hts . This used br1 t'k offering separc.tles the exccption.11 from the merely ordinary. $775,000. OPEN SAT/SUN. 12 .:l0-4:30 l~S1Ji:,!tiltl 450 NEWPORT CE NTER DRIVE 759-0811 FOUR OCEANFRONT LOTS North San Die~o County . Average 6000+ square feet each. 250 Degree ocean bluff vi e w . P e rfect for developer or pool and tennis estates. $'140,000 OMC. EIGHT ONE ACRE VIEW LOTS South or Ventura Blvd .. San F ernlindo Valley. $450,000. OWC. Call Di c k Siemon. WE AIE P'UASID TO PllSIMT TIUL Y 0114 1 Of THI S llAUTIFUL COMMUNITY'S MOST ILl •AHT nstoactSt PRWATI MAS'fla SUITl.- CHILDllM'S WfHG , MAID'S 4P UART 11 S . S •14 SAT I 0 MAL UPGRADING THIUOUT! PLIASI SH NG• Y SPllSS AT 4 WIHGID POOT LAME. •• TODAY, I TO 4. SH0,000 ~~~ M§()Cl4Tq eoo New Port Center Orivt • Mo.e&oo ]DONOVAN'S of ca! ifornia REAL ESTATl ••••••••••••• TARBELL REALTORS · Bike to Beach Reduced Thousands Walk to prestigious counlry club from this lovely Mesa V01de axecu1111e• Sunken hv1ng room 4 bedrooms. formal e11n1nq eattng area. entry lam.ty room and fireplace Plush carpeta. deluxe kitchen with hu1lhns tor mom Can't tast • S 133 000 5'0-1720 Top Hat 'N Tails Only the best here• Lush alrlurn creales en inviting. warm 1nte11or. gourmet country ktlchen Wiii be apprec111ted durtng lhe hOhdays 3 bedrooms. dining room. hearty firei>laoe and bu1lttnS Smoke detector EZ C8f'8 yatd. covered p1110 and garage openM. $106.500540-1720 , Are You Mew In Town? Deluxe condo •n Mesa Verde area best locate and affordable 100 Plush shag carpet, air cond1t1oninq. dining eating bar and 2 bedrooms Pa110 and workbench Comm POOi lor year 'round en1oymen1 Call tOdayJ S67 500 540 1720 Just Listed Executive's Dream Detighl lul . newly carpe1ed 3 bedroom contempofary slyfed home Allr.ctrve floor plan with d1n1ng, eahnq area. and Swedish f11eplace 1n the pa110 Sparkhng pool encl 2 patios Call nowt $104.900 540-1720 Atrium Model, Tastefully Decorated In m1n1 cond1t1on1 Love1y 3 bedroom home with d1n1ng. Paling area. 1am11y k1lchen and cud<Jle up 11reptace Color coordinated on1er1or extras qatore Pleasant L·shapea pallo Near schOOls and bike lra1ts $99 900 540· 1 720 $64,500: Your First? Owner ., pride' EZ c11re 2 bedroom condo 1n Mesa Veroes tocalP Auracl•vely decorated comfy t1oorp1an fal•nq area covered pe110 and bu1tltns. Comm pool can 1 last Call 540-1720 Hidden 2 Story: Entertainer's Delight Outs1and1ng ranch slyte aualtty butlf ' bedroom home with par11a1 ocean view Garden entry. cheery tam1ty room e111ng area. d1ntn9 room and 2 brick lireptaces Lots ol closet spacl' lovely wet bar Covered patio and RV parkinq $148 900 540-1720 Laguna Mi9uel: . Ocemt & Canyon View Execu llve condo near spa. 11cuzz1 pool and ctut>housc Walk to beach from this 3 bedroom condo tloorptan includes dining ea1ing 11rea. ttnHy 1am11y room area and i tile lireptaces. Patio ancl pool Drop by end see• Reduced 10 sell ~1120 Almost Mew Customized Buccola Love•v hOme in prime Senla Ana tocete Plush carpers throughout 1h1s ranch style 3 bedroom home complete w11h dining eating area. family room and handsome bnck lirept~ Greenhouse window 1n kitc hen oversized panlry There's more. . Call now• $81 .500 5•0 1720 Showplace: Must Sell Now! Newly pamreo tnlerror end e111erior. Oelu11e kitchen w11h built ins includ1na mrcroweve end eetlng bar Family room. entry d11'l1nQ ancf hearty f1reo1eoe 3 bedrooms Paho and lush landscaping WO(t 1 111111 st 23 950 ~ 1120 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa lllUOIS M1M1r RELO Serving 8000 Cities • J ... ; .. OPPOITUMITY Wtt hav• an opet\.lll• for• ul ninllLI •&cnl '" lh•• &<11\'e offll"t' W• otter 34 i~•r• In bualcu:u on &lboa laland C.11 Gal or Pat SAJ ISftllR'( RI.At f ",.Afl O..lbo41 h;lanu 61)-8)0 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 HOaOOM 332 Prt spc'C.•t 1 Nt>\\port ~hopc;1 NB 673 SHl2.000 Sun 1 5 •984 fl ":-.tclt> COH' \\'l•<.l ~R 752 HY.?0 $239.50ll S.1t Sun l 5 ••Hill lJdo Park. l '\ ' H fiJl 1400 ~.oou Sun l 4 !>ti8 S.•1rn .ant. Cur 011.1 d1•l \lar s:n t.ino Sl~l 1101.1 ..,,,t ~un l 5 #i I St'.I 1-.IJl\tl llr (HI~ t \ n "H ll7~ t>tn1 $115 noo ~.11 ~11n I 5 :,.u ru ... t Ill '\t•\\ J!llll I llh '\ R &1fl-7'71 l Sut '-.atn l 5 • •1:425 Ha'.''ldt• llr :-.Ot·~port lkh &u nu ~1r,1.~io "'i11n t ·1 :io #75 Sen Island Or c Ai~ r~ n l ?\B 675~ $220.t!OO Sun l 5 12 (;unnison, II\ m~ 642 8235 Sl 17 ooo h•t• Sun 1 4 2 • pin FAM AM or DEN :JI341 (\1mµunu \\ '". 1.a~unu N1~ut•I fi73 !Ml60 St29,5(l(J Sun l 5 2~1 Viu Sim lh•mo 1 l.ulo lslt•l NH 67fl rin26 tfail\. I 1 HiM S<Ultunella <Irv Tl·1-r1 CdM · ti7:l 8'1!14 ~IX!>,000 Sun I !l #R .lt•ltv I ,J;1.,mrn1• < 'n•Pk 1 C"t1~1 759 Oil46 Sot Sun I 4 30 18 Cany<m lslnnd 1 Big Cyn) NH {i75-34 l l $225.000 S~l Sun 1 5 3W{'olton iNwptShrsl N B 962-5S85 SI 16.000 Sun 12·5 61 Sea Pine Ln. CB1ii Can yon) NB 642·8'l35 $219.500 Sun . 1 4 93 Jasmine Cr k Dr . < J asmint>Crk >Cd M 644·6200 S225.000 Sun 1·5 3 BEDROOM 135 K n1µht . La~una Beach 494-~147.'.l $220.000 Sun. I ·5 44() Holmwood< N('wport m s.> N.B 673· 7300 !205,000 Sat 1Sun 12·4 2:i01 Harbor Vi C'w, ('d!\1 673·7300 $235.000 Sat /Sun 12·4 1310 Kin~s Rd .. Newport Beach !l64-2611 $259.000 Daily 12-5 1411 Kin~s Roc.1d. Newport Beach 631 ·3190 $320,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 23881 Taranto Bay(Nig Shrs>Lag Nrg 493-8081 Sat/Sun 1-4 8572 Enault Lane. Garden Grove 842-44Ei6 $74.900 Sunday 1-5 29826 Mill Pond Ct .. San J uan Cap 498·3600 S65.900 Sunday 1-5 •2217 Raleigh. Costa Mesa 752-1920 $77.900 Sunday l-5 • • 322 62nd St . N cw port Bch 642-3850 $169.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 •2273 Columbia. Costa Mesa 540·~3666 $87.900 Sat Sun 1-5 2733 South Sprue<'. Santa Ana 540·3666 S77.500 Sat Sun 1·5 I 15 So. Rake r. Santa Ana 646-7711 $68.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1437 Serenade Terr(lrv. Terr. >CdM 673-4400 5184.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 2008 Yacht Rl'solute (Seaview> NB 644 -6200 Sat /Sun 1·5 2010 Yacht Resolute CSeaview) NB 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 4t6deSoloTerr. Corona del Mar 640-7729 1642-2171 Sat/Sun 1-5 607 Rainier . Costa Mesa 979-1050 $85.500 Sun 1·4 503 Avenida Campana <Bluffs) NB 644-9060 $189.500 Sat /Sun 1-5 5319 Ri ver Ave .. Newport Bch 631-4990 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 As htre(I, Univ Park. Irvme 752· 1700 SJOJ.900 Sal/Sun 12-4 2804 Cliff Dr . Newport Beach 646-7171 S292.000 Sal/Sun 1-4 2671 Waverly Dr. <Bayshrs> NB 675-6000 $186,000 Sun . 1·5 186 Cabrillo. Costa Mesa 975-0448 $79,900 Sunday 12·5 2040 Paloma, Costa Mesa 979-5370 2569 Orange. Unit K. C.M. 919-5.370 ao9 62nd St .. Newport Reh 1142-88.50 $119.900 1280 Conway. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $82,000 Sun 12·4 Sun 1-5 Sun2·5 Sun 1·4 3 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 97 Jasmine Creek Dr .. CdM 675-5511 $244.500 Sat/Sun 12-4 51 Jas mine Cree k Dr., CdM 675-5.511 $246.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 119 J asmine Cr eek Dr .. CdM 675-5511 $248.500 Sat/Sun 12-4 304 Heliotrope. Corona de l Mar 644-9060 $298.000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 306 He liotrope, Coron a del Mar 644-9060 $290,000 Sat !Sun 1-4 · 30 •4525 Camden <Cameo Shores) CdM 673-7040 $489.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 2004 Calvert < Mesa Verde> C.M. 644-5757 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3591 Rebel Cir .. Huntington Hrbr 960-3630 $245,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 3606 Seabreeze Ln CHVH> Npt Bch 675-3956 $214,500 Sat/Sun 1-!S 1582 Rainbow Dr., Tustin 551-6611 Sat/Sun 11-3 ••3322 Via I,.ido (Lido Isle) NB 673·7300 $.'>.25.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 221 Vi a San Remo C Lido Isle > NB 675-~ Daily 1·4 545 /549Irvine (Npt Hgts)NB 675-6000 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2016 Yacht Resolute CSeavu) NB 675-3"11 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 DIRECTORY ...... .._. .. M'Mf, .. ,_ ............ ,_ ... _,. M ;M._._.._..._. ..... _ ................... .., •• rt .......... ~.o.u&.TNOTWNffAOS.,..,_ .................... ,... _ _.,.. .... _~··· ic ....... c-....a.s.i..,-.. .., 1619 Uont\Jl• lX>onl' (Irv Terr) CdM 67~ 3411 $245 000 Sul tSun 1·5 • 1509 Ootptun Tt•rr I Irv.Terr> CdM 67~ $515.000 Sut/Sun 1·5 I H3' ommodun• Hd ( Rayrrst > NB G75 Ii()()() $195.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 277 Mommg ('yn <Shrclfs) CdM 675·ti000 $.100.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 :; .lt.'tlY DriVl' I J asmine Creek) CdM 644 4910 $239.00o Sat/Sun 2726 Skylark l'r < Mc~a Vt.•rde> CM !lr10 9922 $156.900 Sun. 1-5 54:! Sant<.& Anu Vt· c Newport Hts) NB fi4fi 4.m.1 $146.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 *!)09 Ttllt•r Wav <HVHls) NB fi75-3411 S2'l.'>.000 Sat 1Sun 1·5 20461 H(-tyv1<•w, Nt>wport Beach 640-1812 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4804 River. Newport Beach 640·1812 Sl25.900 Sun. l -5 31 Hodega Bay cSpyglass) CdM 640-1812 $347.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 47 Sycamore Creek. Irvine 640-1812 $169.500 2018 Centella. Back Bay Sun. 1·5 646-7711 $137,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 2207 Pl. Harwick <JIV Homes> NB 644-6200 $199.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 320 Bucknell , Coll Pk , CM 645-0303 $89.500 Sa 1-5/Sn 11 ·4 2400 Sierr a Vista. Newport Beach 673-8550 Sat/Sun 1-5 2012 Yacht Resolute (Seaview> NB 644·6200 $.149.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 206 LaJolla. Newport Heights 600 -15th St.. Newport Heights 642-8'l35 $198.500 fee Sa/Sun 1-5 1300 Dover Dr .• Newport Beach 642-8235 $159.950 fee Sat/Sun 1-5 • • 1915 Bays ide Dr .. Corona del Mar 642-8235 $.169,000LH SIS 1 :30-4 :30 1044 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 S.170.000 fee Sat/Sun 1·5 3727 J nletlsle < JNHills l Cd M 644-6200 $245.000 LH Sa/S 1-5 ••19 Balboa Coves. N.B. 546-2313 $.125.000 Sat/Sun 12·4 1809 N. Westwood. Santa Ana 546-2313 $79,900 Sun 1-5 1915 Mariners Dr. <Wstclf> NB 642-5200 $169.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1918 Diana Ln CllBll ffind > NB 642-5200 Sl rn.ooo Sal/Sun 1·5 5 Monarch (Irv Grv > Irv. 675-6000 $110.000 Sun. 1·5 1830 Pt Manlei~h <HVHms) NB 675·6000 $167.900 Sun. 1-5 2918 Ellesme re <Mesa Ve rde) CM 546-5990 $111,900 Sun 1-5 25465 Via Estudio. Laguna Niguel 495-2550 $177.500 Sun 1·5 1901 Yacht Camilla <Seavu> NB 675-3411 $279,000 Sun. 1-5 3254 Washington. Mesa Verde. CM 631-1800 $79.900 Sunday 1 ·5 10129 Holburn Dr .. Huntington Bch 640-5m $63,000 Sunday 12·5 506 Marguerite <Old CdM> CdM 675-6000 $172.500 Sun. 1-5 •3174 Madeira CMesa Verdel CM 546-5880 $120.000 . Sun 1-5 1723 New Ha mpshire <MV> CM 540-1720 S99.900 Sun 1-5 227 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 642-8235 $229,500fee S 12:30-4 :30 4902 Corkwood Ln. (Univ. Park) Irv. 642-823.5 $172.950 fee S un. 1-5 • 1017 Sandcastle<H arbor View Hls)NB 640-5112 16166 Mt. Baden Powell, FV 646-7171 $99,900 4 BEDROOM 1020 Concord, Costa Mesa Sun 1-5 Sun 1·5 751-3910 $85,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 9821 Lapworth Circle. Hunt'g Bch 968-4456 $105.750 Sat/Sun 12·5 5101 Flamingo Cir .. Hunt Bch 892·1372 $80.000 Sat/Sun l<~-5 • * 1520 E. Ocean Front <Pemn Pt>NB 673-9060 $495.000 Sat/Sun 2-5 113 Via Nice <Lido Is le> Npt. Bch ... 673· 7300 $335.000 Sun. 12·4 337 Ramona Place. Costa Mesa 548-8038 $96.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 •21232Shaw Lane. Hunt'g Bch 536-8632 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •21582 lmpala Lane. Hunt'g Beach 963·8.177 $104,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2952 Maui Pl (Mesa Verde) CM ' 979-8533 Sunday 1·5 2212 Francisco IN., Newport Bch 759-0811 $189,500 Sun. 12:30-4 :30 17 Stillwater (Turtleroek) Irvine 640-1812 $191,SOO Sun. HS 709 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM 673·4400 $254,900 SatYSun 1·5 2175 Placentia, Costa Mesa 645·<003 $74,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 610 W. Bell, Santa Ana 752·1700 $113.SOO Sat/Sun 11-5 395 Granada, Back Bay, Costa Mesa 646·T111 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2381 Mesa Dr .. Upper Bay 644-6200 S169,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 2079 Westminster c E /Side) CM 540-1151 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 416 Plata. Bluffs. Newport Beach 640-5357 Sat/Sun 1·5 209 Pearl. Balboa Island 640-5357 Sat & Sun 1·5 2837 Shantar. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $116.500 Sat/Sun 1-4 6472 Silverheel. Huntin~ton Bch 842-56.51 S93.900 Sun. 1-5 4 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 223 Via San Remo <Lido Isle> NB 675·562fi Daily 1-4 3631 Seavie w. Corona del Mar 644-9060 Sal/Sun 1·4 :30 233 P oinsettia. Corona del Mar 644-9060 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 3905 Hendrix <Culverdale >Irvine 551 ·6611 $122.500 Sun. 1·5 2954 Alta Laguna. Laguna Bch 494.9473 $134.000 Sun. 12·3 •2001 Chubasco Clrv Terr> CdM 675-6000 $207.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 50 Silver Cr escent ITrtlrk Hlnd >Irv 675-3411 $209.500 Sat/Sun t -5 4932 P<'rsimmon. Irvine 540·3666 $197.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2848Catalpa <Et Bluff> NB 675-3411 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3621 Seabreew, Corona dcl Mar 675·3411 $277.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •34 Ba lboa Coves 631-1400 $335,000 Sun 1·5 •1730Antigua. Newport Beach 759-0811 $310.000 Sun.12:30-4:30 1907 Yacht Resolute. CdM 640-1812 Sat/Sun 1·5 #18 Morro Bay <Spnlass)CdM 640-1812 $359.500 Sun. 1-5 * 1032 Whitesails CHrbrvw Hils l NB 640-1812 S289.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 101 Lemon Grove. Irvi ne 640·53.57 $62.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 29 Carmel Bay <Spyglass) CdM 644-9060 S379,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 • 1206 Cambridge, Newport Beach . 642-823.5 $239.500 Sat/Sun t-4 :30 1903 Yacht Maria <Seaview> NB 644-6200 $245.000 fee Sat/Sun 1·5 222 Goldenrod. Coron a de l Mar 644-6200 $.175.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2510 Vist a Baya Cr <Back Bay) NB ()42-5200 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2005 Lemnos CMesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $133.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2515 Windover: Corona del Mar 673-8550 Sat/Sun 1-5 3229 Oregon. Costa Mesa 556-2660 $94.900 Sun. 12·4 ••924 W. Ocean Front. Nwpl Bch 675-6161 $475.000 Sun. 1·4 2948 Redwood. Costa Mesa 645·0303 S89.900 Sat/Sun 1-4 •1180 Boise Way. Costa Mesa 645-0303 S99.950 Sat/Sun l ·4 1921 Leeward Ln <Bavcrest) NB • •505 Evening Star Lane. N .B. 759-0811 $775,000 SIS 12:30-4:30 1877 Pt Taggart CHVHms> NB 675-6000 S205.999 Sun 1·5 24422 La Hermosa, Laguna Niguel 495-2550 Sl14,000 Sun 1·5 3917 S. Teakwood <SCst Plaza> SA 675-3411 $108.000 Sun 1·5 971 Trenton <Mesa North ) CM 979-0767 $87,500 Sun. 1·5 18418 Santa Lauretta Cir .. FV 968-5880 $127,900 Sun 10·4 2840 Catalpa. Eastbluff.NB 759-1501 $195.000 Sun. l ·S 2821 Blue Water. Corona del Mar 759-1501 $245,000 Sun. 2·5 •2761 Sandpiper <Mesa Verde> CM 546-5880 $162,000 Sun. l ·S 3571 Nutmeg <Coll Pk ) Irvine 646-3255 Sun. 1·5 1632 Galaxy Dr. CDover Shores> NB 642-8235 $445.000 fee Sun. 1·5 17 Whitewood <Univ. Prk) Irvine 642-8235 $129,500 Lsehld Sun 1·5 1459 Galaxy Dr. <Dover Shores) NR 642-8235 $269.000 Lsehld Sun 2·5 308 Vista Truchn <Bluffs> Npt Bch 640-6259 $147.000 Sunday l·S • •2245 Heather Ln. ( Chry Lk ) N 8 759-0811 $298.000 Sun 12:30-4:30 5 llDltOOM 2988 Ceylon <Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $110.000 Sun. 1·4 1019 Marian Ln <Wstclf) Npt Bch 640·6259 S-125.000 Sunday l ·S I ....... PAM ltM or DIM 4175 Williwaw <RcqtClb) Irvine 559-4175 Sat/Sun l l·S 17911 Bascom CUnlv Park > Irvine 552-8291 $122.000 Sat/Sunday •15336 Reims (the Ranch ) lrvlne 540-3006 $150.000 ~t/Sun 1·5 1601 Warwick Ln. <WestcJiff > N.B. 673·4400 $186.800 Sat/Sun 1·5 • * 235 E . Bay front. Little Balboa Isl 642·8235 $.595.000fee S IS 1:30-4 :30 1854 Port Taggert <HVHomes) NB 644·6200 $215.000 fee Sat/Sun 1·5 1621 Prt Barmout,h <HVHms >NB 640-7009 $208,000 Sunday 12·6 209 Narcissus. Corona del Mar 673-8550 Sat /Sun l·S 2715 Wavecr est <Brdmr> CdM 675-6000 S239.500 Sun. 1·5 10424 Nightengale Cr. Fountain Vly 546-8640 $118.900 Sunday 1·5 1152 Carson St. < Northgte) CM 546-4141 S91 .000 Sun. 1-5 2015 Port Provence. HVH. NB 640-5357 $177.500 Sun 1-5 15521 Dalewood. Westminste r 839-0582 $124.900 Sun. 1·5 6 II plus FAM RM or OEH 1215 Candlewood. Orange 631·1400 $120.000 Sun 12·3 4 Mission Bay <Spyglass ) CdM 640-1812 $369.500 Sat /Sun 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM •32 Imaloa. Newport Beach 540-3666/540-5666 Sl39.500 Sn 1·5 34 Seabird Ct <Nwpt Terr) NB 675-3411 $84 .500 Sat /Sun 1·5 * •1229 Bayside Dr. Nwpt Beach 759-0811 $350.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 2335 Vista R\Jerta <The Bluffs) NB 759-0811 $105,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 1645 C Iowa <Mesa Verde> CM 540-1720 $67.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • * 132.5 Bayside Dr .. Nwpt Bch 644 · 7211 $157 .500 Sun 1-4 · 40 2 II ..... FAM RM or DIM 111 Jas mine Cr eek . Cd M- 675-3411 $227.950 Sun. 1·5 ' 3 IEDIOOM 631 Lakeview. Costa Mesa 540-1965 $89,900 Sat/Sun • •35 Lakevjew <Wdbrg ) Irv. 559.ro'lO Sat/Sun 1·5 689 Vista Bonita <The Bluffs> NB 759-0811 $127.500 Sun. 1·5 2715 Vista Umbrosa <The Bluffs> NB 759-0811 $162.500 SIS 12 :30·4:30 24 Sea Island, Newport Beach 159.1so1 s168.ooo s~. 2-5 2014 Barranca CBluffs> NB 675-3411 $112.500 Sun 1-5 #1 Crest Cir .. Cyn. Crest . CdM 631-1800 $157.500 Sunday I 5 15500 H. Wllliams. Tustin 646-7711 $75,000 Sun 1-5 3 IR plm FAM RM or DEN 4433 Lancewood CUniv, Park> Irv. 631·3444 $107,900 Sun. 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM #2 Surfside. Newport Beach 752-1700 $81.950 Sun 12·4 3 IR plus FAM RM or DEH 13 18 Alpin e Ln .<L aC u es t a Rac.Clb>HB 536-1~ Sat/Sun 12·4 4 BB>ROOM #19 Satinwood. Irvine 752· 1700 $99,900 Sat/Sun 12·3 TOWNHOUSES FOR RENT 3 BB>ROOM 21 Tanglewood CWdbrg >Irvine 675·6122 $.550+ + Sat /Sun 12-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE l B• Ir z B• 6401 Seashore Dr .. Newport Bch 546·5605 $254 .500 Sunday 1-4 1911 Heliotrope. Santa Ana 631-1400 S245.000 122 42nd St .. Newport Bearh 631·1400 $210.000 721-721 'h Orchid. CdM 673-8494 $265.000 Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 Sun. 1·5 TRIPLEX FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 1798 Santa Ana Ave (E/Side> CM 645·9584 Sunday t ·5 HOME & APT. FOR SALE 2 Ba & I I" 215 St. Andrews Rd .. Newport Bch 540·0608 S225.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 * ** *** Pool w ...... ... w .... ,. ... ,,oo1 -.. -. '. ._ . ' ... · ..... -. ::... 4' -... -...... .,-.... >">·"'·"· .. --.... ~ ... :1"l • .. -...... -.. ..--• '\• ,. •• -.-...-11· . . ~ Back Bay Horse Countw Beautiful pool • jac~¥ 5 bedrooms • 3 boat.ht plus formaJ dining tooat 20n 1· .,. 1WO cute houses-on 6tic lot. 2 And 3 bdrms. Ntikr vacant. F,.ast.s1de COila Mesa near Back 8-Y $1:l>.OOO. tf513 CAMPU5~~1Jlv~ SOMETHIH~ SPECIAL! ln Uruvcrsity Park. Up· ~ra d ed . air -c~Q d . townhouse w ith man:r amerutiei.; 3 bdrm~.. ~ ba . fam. rm .• incl. rn.str s1.ate with breathtaking p a re nt's r e tro.al Sl07.000 Open Sun. 11.s 4433 L.ancewood ? Is It Possible ? ' OLD CORONADELM 4,000sq .ft. ~ YEi''' Tnple A rlo It• wide lot just off an mvd. Formal li\li\l m +family rm w/wet r 5 Large bedrm~~ th with Its own llat 3 Sec:lt.Kled pnvate pa . Sptral staircase llea~g lo 2 nd level. 4 ar enclosed garaeea. II this 1u)der one roo on tlOT'Der lot. Don't ~\this one gel away! Clill ~ .... ri.iiii IACICIAY IOMUS Lge4 br-.. fmly rm an de· sirable Back Bay area Only 3 yl'll old ·cul-de-sac locauon Huge rear yrd room for pool. Seller will consider trade for unit~ of land! 646· T711 ASSUME Low mwrest loan with Sl0.000-$15.000. No quah· fymg. Hurry! They go ( a<it. Agl . 540-1673 $2 $75 oll ittc*n i1 o PENNY PINCHER AD P11va111 1nd1v•duals can now sell any 1iem or combination of 1ielt)S 101ai.nq S75 or 194s woih a 3 tone ad rot t2 "on-;ecuttve Clays t.c>r on1y $2 Eaah l'IOd•t•onal line •s 60< 'tr I he 2 dit'f$ · Charge your Pentty Pincher Ad or use y~r Bankamer1carO Or Masterc;harge No catl· mere••• oos accepted, Call today mid yo•r ad la pr tOMCMeow! c ..... ..., "'"' =1 l:OOAM to l;JelflM .... ..., .. ~ .. ~ .... -~~ .....,..,..... .. 642-5678 . . .. '· • • • DI ~l Y PILOt Suno,,y 0.Cemtier 10. 1078 tto.Mt '-S. HouMt Por S* HoulH for S. HoutH For S. Houlea FOf' S-. ~ ......•.•...........•....................................................................... •················••·•·· ~.~.~ ...... ~.~.~ ....... ~!.~.~ ....... ~!.~~ ........ !~!~ .......... !~~ !:~!~ .......... !~.~~ ~~ .......... !~~ ~.~~~ ... !~.~~ ~.~~~ ... !~~~ G ... ,_. 100 .,..,,.. llO 0111.. IOOJ Gw,.. IOOJ ----------------••••••••••••••••••••••• ··-·················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 61s -3411 ON THE OCEAN OPEN SUNDAY CORONA on MAR - ~II. macnab I lrvtne !'-realty JASMIHI cam Wood noo~ bu.)' window -W('t bar PLUS tenni, rourts. poots, JtrNmbelt & dubhuuHe, and the S<'curtly of u .:uted o~a Charmin" 2 fl 1t & d t' n h 0 m t• In I m m U C' ~'t>au.hllun. $225 000. OP1':N SUN 1 5 P M m..1 JASMINfo: CREFK O~ CG&.,> ... CANYON OY•ooatMCa 6TH 'dWAY #6l sti·I\ ('IN!-' LN OPF:N StrN I ..i P M l\f d .ain to""nhom.- Ph 1s t• I fnc•.m'1>t Mnc-Arthur Bh<1 t•ntntnl'l' otl fo'onl HtJ > 2UR " r.1m1lv rm v. f v.M h.1r, '"f dtnanJt trn . 2 t·ur ~ar Comm llOO 1aruui .\. ll'nnis S2Hl.500 1<;"61 227 'OtMSITTIA. C4M A ht•sl \.,Jlut·1 :i lit. HU'. 3 full baths. r.rnuly & dm111~ urt·~~. 2 (pit•, & a pt><>k O('t•im , 1t•w 1 S22!J .500 or EN SUN 12 .30 4 JO PM fG87 > WISTCLlff S229.SOO' Spnr1ou1-1 40R. 1 story horn~ on If,!. lot w /pool. New paint inslde & out. ne w t•pt, nt•w kitchen applumC't~. ('l'ram1c lilt> lwtiwhc-d 2 c :. r u :_1 r w I o JH' 1H· r 0 w n er truns ft•rrt·cl OPl':N SlJN 1-4.30 PM 1200CAMBRU>GF. <GAAi .. WPoaT HEIGHTS Traditional 3BR. fomily rm home on 116-Al'. $198,500. Of>1'~N SUN. 1·5 P.M 600 15Tli ~'T OCIAH & HARIOI YlfW 38R + exercise rm c ustom home. OPEN SUN. 10 A.M -6 P .M. 206 LA JOLLA LN., NPT. HEIGHTS. IA YROMT W /YIEW l ·Story 3BR on main cha nnel. $369,000. OPEN SUN. l :30-4:30 PM. 1915 BAYSIDE DR .. CdM. ,let & FLOAT snR. 3 hath. $595,000. OPEN SUN. I :30·4 :30 P .M. 235 F:. RAYFRONT, LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND. $10,000 IB>UCTIOM! 3R n on 1$.!. lot now $159.950. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M 1300 DOVER on. EM.JOY A GI.EAT HOML •. with fantastic ocean view . Custom-built & f eaturjng 48Rs. 4 baths, huge family rm. gourmet kitchen w/blt-ins inr l. mirrowave, sep . laundry. even an elevator to serve the 3·1evels ! $375,000 - fl ex 1 blc rina n cing a vai I .John Granath f>42 8235. <G89) NICE IEDUCTIOK- HARIOI YIEW HIUS .lust in lim<' for the Holidays! Exec. homl' w/fantastic o<·ean & Catalina view! SinJ!IC·s tory :rnR. family rm. r<'s . w /low m a int. grounds & putting . i;.:r c<'n . NOW $245,000 ! Donna Godsht:.111644-6200. (G90> HEWfloaT HEIGHTS 3BR home on Ii!. lot offering many possibiht1 c.-s inc l. room lo expand. Quiet. pea<"eful s treet c lose to :-.l'hools & park. $129.500. Aissa Wayne 642-8235. (G91 > OECORA TOI EUGAMCE + PRIVACY IN llG CAMYOM n <•ady lo move 1n now' Newly furn . cu:-.tom1zc.od interior thruoul + •xqu1s1t<• acn•ssories. 4BRs. fumily rm t2 fpk. & conv. area). Lg pool . 1aruzz 1 & sauna . lfoncyw1•ll flrl' al;,irm system, TV t·amcra & scr eens -security system Nt·w landsraping . The ult1mat«• in priv:.i(·y & heauty! $695 ,000 fully furn . T om /\llinson fi42 8235 ((;!)2) OIELIGHTFUU Y EXTRAOROIHilY ••• IJovcr Shon•s Area 1 ' I ligh ceilings lg. rms Jo'rcm·h doors - dn·ular dri vL•way /\ marvelous cu~tom homo for <'n te rlainlng w/ovcrsize family rm wt lg. fplc. - formal dimng 3BRs. $287,500 fee. Barban• Aunt· 642·8235. <GOO> GOLF COURSE VIEW Srnsalion:il view o f lovely Big Canyon golf <.'ourse & lake. Prof. decorall'd & coordina t ed JBR e nd ·unil w/central air, s tained glass skylight. mirrors, shutters & wf't har. $Z-l5.000. J ovce Edlund &12 ·82:15. <G94 l . HIGHl Y CUSTOMIZIO DEAUVIW Soph1st1C'ul<•d Bi g Canyon res. w /f~rmal Jiving & dining rms; family rm ; lg . billiard rm . & stcp ·down bur comple te w/refri~ .• freezer & radar range; master suite + J!ucst rm. All this + fabulous wrap·a~und view. 43' pool & sep. jac u zzi. $650,000. Sandie Fix 644·6200. <095) SAMDCASTLI Only $65,000 for this extra-roomy 28R, 2 bath 11'.!·m oblle. If.a.house lo<'att.>d in beautiful DeAnza Village w/prlvate bcach..t. pool & jac. Lois Mill er 642·8235. <u96 ) 641.-235 901 Dover Drlw 6'4-6200 Her~ View Cen'-' Irvine et C. Vel .. y C.nter 1 ., 14 .. - DAVIDSON RIAL TY PltlSl!MTS PIMIM. POINT OCIANllllONT Rare opportunaty for lucky family 1 Churmlna C pt· Cod on Ne~rt 's best twuch. 3 HH + s p maid s qtrs. or t.een rclrcat. Trl'C shadt-d brick putlo. dtnan.i rm with ti·rcn('h door~ OPEN SAT /SUN 2 5. 1520 !!: OCEAN FRONT $4~.000 NIWPOIT SHOllH Splc N'Span & Coiy & RMJ(ht' 2 BR. 2 ba . 2 frplca. too 1tood t-0 be lrwt• 1 But 'tis! ONLY sun 000. 332 PROSPKCT. OPl!:N SUN. 1 5 LIDO ISll ft'or the-dlscrlmtnatlng buHr: romplctl'lv furn home with 4 11.a· BR'w & M 'I>. maid '~ qtr~ A 'inphlst1ratcd Khowplnce ut s,.t)27 ~ llAHD MIW fOU•,U• Xlnt ('o~liJ Mt•1w area, 2 UH t•;wh ~.000 PALM ~s CONDO Biltmore llotel !(round~ 2 flH, 2 bi.I . formt·r mod~I. fobulous mt v11•\\ Bt•aut1fully furn S82,500 l.A•UMA ....Va I louse nestled in a park·like seuinJ;C . 2 DR + den. 2 bu .. 2 patfoK. SOME VIEW ! Privacy & rare rrce . a ll ex t t>rio r m al nt. provided. :11341 CA MPANA WAY. OPEN SUN. l S. $l2'J.500. D A V I D S 0 N ~ E A L TY I N C. JI IJ r~''"I""' "'"' '• • t;73·9Q6Q LIDO ISLE Bay view from 2 patio decks l'nhanccs custom s pacious 5 bdrm .. 4 bath traditional ho me: like new. Ideal for entertaining. S500.000 OCEANFRONT 924 W. OCIAHAOHT OPlt4 SUM. 1-4 Quality c raftsmanship in maho~. trim & oak noors. sets off this landmark. 4 BR. 3 ba . home an finest location. Established tret"s & lawns. $475.000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Fashion Island view from 3 Bdrm. Country style hom (•. Used brick & rou .. h sawn woods : l an~t· patio. :-\\1 mming nool. ja('u?.zi. $265.000 IACK IAY Fin<' 4 bdrm .. 21 '.! ba th family home <~ qu1cl r ul d<' sac. Ove rsized pool. playhouse. storage $169,000. Terms. IAYFROHT Several line bayfront homes with pier & s lip AVALON Well cons tructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak fl oor. partial basl'm <'nl. <·on r r e te foundation. Flats area. Sl20.000 Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR .141 Ror•d• Dr•"" NB hl'J 61 61 LIDO REAL TY PRESENTS COMDO AND IOAT SUP On Newport's ba y , 3 bdrms .. 2 baths + crew/maid's quarters. Big bay vic•w to mountains. IEATTHE HIGH INTEREST RA TES Owner will finance on installment sale al 911'.!"lr interest : 3 bdrms .. 3 ba ths. J·lc vcl ; la r ge corner lot. bay& ocean view with s unsets supreme. Catalina in background. SPANISH HACIENDA REDUCED $20.000 Owner motiva ted. wants to sell now! 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. on l·level. Many patios. lots of tile. Reduced price $205,000. LIDO ISLE Walk to private beach & clubhouse: exclusive, quiet area ; 4 bdrms. + a great cnlertainin~ etrea . NEW -HEW -MEW! Superb 3 & 4 bdrm. homes. all designed for ronte mporary living: some of these quality homes are now fini s h e d . Others under construc tion. 9:\14 "Ir fin ancin g available. Irvine area. BRIGHT & CHEERY Beautiful ocean view from this Newport Beac h t o wnhouse ; 3 bdrms .• 2~ baths. office/workshop ln basement. JACUZZI & LAIGE POOL 2 Bdrm .• 2 bath home with unique spiral staircase' leading to bonus room that can easily be converted into 2 bdrms. Formal dining rm .. ai... cust om frplcs. & many othe r ameniUes. FOR LEASE 30 Ft. 81IP.l pool, Jacuzzi & tennis courtl. 11'.! olk. to beach : possible 2 bdrm. + loft. 1635 A Month. LIOO REALTY 673-7300 A DIVlllon OI ~ Hiii Reelt I l 1 S "-'11 I~ I \ I I Y "/,,/111 /1 I I f ' ., I ' ]')I') ( C: no•I Mwy C "' ono dr·I ._..,. IUYBS Lusk Realty specializes In you. Wht.1th(!r you need a mlllion dollar estate or a S50.000 condo. you a re our mu_,,, important cllenl. 25 15 last Coast Hwy 0,... s.t/S. SIMCiUS -Here's la winner. Master suite w/ba th for you and huge 2nd bdrm w/bath for your roommate. Earthtooes and gor~L'ous. 14 Sa.-d Ct. 0,... s.t/S. DOCTOftS OltDftlS Jlu~e view lot w, ·l Wrm home in twl'il section or Corona de! Mar. Soml! of th · arnuf'nt rutun• vou'vc worked so hurd for with tt·rms that won't muke you wait 1621 s.•"u Opett s.t/S- ALL IM 1"I FAMILY 2 great homes in Irvine's finest community 4 or 5 bdrms. Shmcv nf'w and ready for your Christmas dinner See us at 50 SHYW Cntc...t °"" Sot/S- SUCCESSRIL IACHElORS -This Bi~ Canyon condo was decorated for you. The atmosphe re of a posh huntin~ lodge. lots or wood. the smell of cedar. a glowing fire. You bring the music and wine. f I CmtyOR ltlaftd Or. THMAGalS IN THE HOUSE -Here's one' that's walking distance to CdM High. Newport tPnnis c lub a nd shopping. 4 bdrm. I st v in Eastblurf. Priced to sell now. 2141 CClllWpa RUDY TO UYI A LITTU -Jn beautiful Jasmine Creek. We have a 2 bdrm home with the space you need. The protection of 24 hr guarded J{ate. the pleasure or tennis rourts and pool. and the convenience of Corona de! Mar 11 I J.,.._ Crffk ~ Sot/S- A GROWING FAMILY -Perfect pl ere t o re a r you r ,. ' ft "n . F a m i l y community c_1o~'y ~arilities for the kids. N ~ vest srhools a nd a dream hom .. ir vou 19 '6 Port Metson 0,.., Sat/ S.. MOVIMG UP Don't miss this fantastic Rated <'Ommunil v. Charm inf! homes on "robblcstonc" lane. with tha t country French ree ling. fee land. tennis courts and view. It's the best buy in town. 2016YocMR..-.. RELAX AHO ENJOY That precious Balboa Bay vww. The lighted Pavilion by night. the spinn\.lk(•rs by day. You '11 love coming hom<.' to this comfortable :l bdrm lrvml' Terrace home. I 61 9 loNaie 000ft UllAHE FAMILY Nrar South Coast Plaza. Large beautifully maintained 4 bdrm. familv room . formal dining room s undeck. l'flClosed rourtvard 39 I 7 Tedlwood Open S"'9dcry ALONE AT LAST -And free to ny. How about a condo In the Bluffs? 3 Bdrms, s uper location a nd an unbeatable price. 2014 a.1mwca 675-3411 . .. - L lJ S K .. R I: :\ L T Y a }11//11 /J l u\J.. .~ S1111 ('u. 25 1 5 E C oo\t Hwy C or ono dl'.'I Mor hell offlQt Independently own.CS end ()tMr•t.CS. Investment Opportwdties ll ..... tlflfh under const. Completion Fl'bruary 1979 prime !oration Costa Mesa. Firs t user depreciation s till available. Flt•xible Financing. $750.000 S ~ WESTMIMSTB Dynamite nearly new units owner will help fina nce. Always Full - Great investme nt Only $295 .000 <Submit your term~ l IMDUSTIUAL IUILDIMG Owner will sell or trade this 7800 sq. ft. bldg. leased lo Medical Supply Company. Exrellent Cash Flow. Only $140.000. $60.000 Equity HARBOR VIEW HILLS OWMr wfll ""9Ke with S I 0,000 DR. Owner says "sell thls abandoned 3 bedroom 2 bath executive home this weekend." No q4alifylng. Hurry - rhis one won't laHl. ' EASTBLUFF BEST BUY U0,000 UNDB MAUIT Recently rcdocornte d . Hul(e 5 bedrm, 3 ba fomlly home. Won 't last at $166.500. R.C. TAnOI CO. ~5112 Y °" ow. ft to yowsetf to ... tMa c.to... 11:30-t PM IHfftt l l*wl. l bott. IMIMt. co-.•••~ Otly $357 000 ~°""4, btffttf•• UM of llah .ct , ct.cOf"ator brtc'-M.w corpeh. waa,.,.,. 1309 £. BALBOA Hd lllt«lor pelRt. Mil het It'• oww fl,.place, Hit & Hw bafttt ..t •lew ~ tl.WPORT BEACH AIHf TtnM: Low dow1t, OWllW wll c.,-y Qall~91SI flftaftCinrJ at '"' th• I 00/o. .All this .ct ' . ~. . , . OPEN UOUSt REALTY / noccPY 2 4 Bdrm. Family room. formal d1ninai area. Leaae ortlon or sale Asklntt 107,000 Present. 400lll" ~ Riii AU CMtiE?hw CUTIHOUSIE OMR·2LOT E&Wde. Costa Mesa 3 ~charmer Formal livin& rm w1real wood burning fu-eplace Love· ly remodeled kitchen w/cuatom cab1nds & pus thru window LO din me area. Added on ram• ly rm. Converted garaJ(e may be used ror lge game rm. All lhlli al an atfordable once. 673-R5~ MOf"9 for ...... Ut0.000. Ceil today. '55·04'7 '4Z..J26J D"""• ltlcketh, R.ltr C4MYU-WllW OPIMSUHDAY 1.5 Thia prore111onal d~ C"Oratt'd 1pac1ou1 48R home o ffc>r!> one or Newport '' bt•st panoram1(' O<'l'Un Vlt'Wll Local('d an " nduded resd'I 11rea. close to stores, ael1v1t1eJ 1rnd beaches Lota of value for S$. Call Dan U1bb for appt S..120.000 aoc;••s REALTY 675-2311 BUY/TRADE CJ.Mio SHORES Your &mailer bome for Uwl dremauc 3 bdrm . '1>11t.A., panora m 1e O<'un Vl~W estate Wtlh Po<>I Remodeled. llke new • Xlnt financing 1.1vall Owner will earry TD Hurry, only view hom t> flVl11 ln Uu6 pr('11t1Jl!OUJI, pnvul.t' beach 1:om mun1 lY Beat buy 10 town lit $4fl9,000, land Included• 4525 CAMDEN DL 0.... Sat/S..11 I Z.5 JASMINE CREEK FINER HOM f'S TWO FOR SALE FROM 1259.900 Choose on11 eompletely IUdt•ty 671-7040 furyushed & landscaped . or one to d eeor att' i--------yourself Eaeh has 2 Bd.nns +den and 2 buth8 Open house Sal & Sund11 y 1-.i:30. •8 Jetty. Owner/ ~ 7590046 CAMEO SHORIS £1'"ft1 l~l'1•1l\lvt1h1;•1,, f -------- LOWEST PRICI Deluxe 3 bdrm .. i bath canyon home ju.tst steps to the beae h Lush landacapmg ! Room for pool & ocean view deck . central a1r·cond • [~ 1H&m1 1 COUNTRY CHARM Lvly 4 bdrm home m the Colooy rilled W/lota or country charm Walk to scboola, park " tennis. Ownes-&IWOUI. 646--7711 IUunFUL PORT ROYAL SEAVJEW'S FTNEST Prof. decorated F:le11ant 4 Br 3 BA, ht¥'3m1ly rm + wet bar·trees, rouo ta.in & patl<>fi s urround this gorgeous home Comm. pool, jae . & ten rus cru. Guarded comm App( only $325.000 lferrie Cll ... .._ 64o-6600 IMVESTMEMT OPPORTUNITY BUILDERS TOO! Approx 30.422 aq ft of R 2 ~ldable land Can bwld 9 roodos (10 w/vanant-eJ Developing area. Approx :n 1 · de~p Hurry! 54.S-9491 onHHOUSE 5 br. home, enclosed Spa la tropical garden room Call Mack al 839·0582 or 962-7788 II K€Y t I R€ALTORS H 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 duplx, Including bay front to be exch down an a pkg. 213/684·3200 EMERALD ST. Duplex with owner's un it, good IO<'at1on, dbl garage, 2 frplcs Clear. seller will carry 1st T O 1249.000 MEWPOITIEACH l.EA.LTY 67S. 1642 642-07 62 IAUOA ISLAND 5 BR. 4 BA. 3600 sq ft home on THE ISLAND 40x85 ft. lot & loaded with charm-Birch hardwood noon, flreplac-es, etc . etc., ete. $425,000. Pnn· cipahonly. ;.:i&.9. Balboa Island Really ,\\.lft\"\1-,•'W \'f .,..,...",\ 673-1700 ....... ti .... 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Peninsula Point By owner 3 Br, .... a.. 673-8898 Pno only c:or.. .. M9r I 022 ....................... BYOWMER Lu8k KV Hilla. btr l'Or· ner lot at W l Keele Or., 48r 281. many xtras In· cl~ln(( al) appllanceai fllD,000, ree. Owner wil tinaoce at 1 0~ to qualified buyer. min ctwn. ~~to bkn. 9M·t!l34 •or7SUt05 ) "'Ouplex. 613 Ac ll cl II. Motber·ln·lflw unit. "-· 675·3956 °'C>la. 719 Mengold 2 Br delacbad, 1 Rr over 2 car aar. Al\. S7S.39S6 3 Br ..-tamlly rm, w /pool, new carpet.a &i paint, 3608 SM!lnere La, HVH. JASMIMI CRIB LIASIOPTIOM 2 Bedroom & den, 2 bath. x1nt locat.aon Pool & ten n1s c·ourltL 0 PEN SAT/SUN l·S. 12 J etty Onve. DUPlEX So. of HHJhwll'f Like a model. ~9.900 lkh•ty 67l-7040 unu Mr. & Mn . J rattled around in lhelt cuatom ~It 4 bdrm , 3112 bath vtew home after their famlJy moved away. H your ranuly won't rattle too much, you should ICl' l801 Tahuoa Terrace. Might s hake you into maklng fl move. Open lo- day ·~.500 UMIVERSITY REALTY 67).6510 o n l ovely A voca d o Avenue. a eharmin.c 2 i--~--T•W_.A•l•T-- bdnn, 2 sty. upt11de down ""'" hoos(> with eedur shingle For spnna or this har & exten or and s undeck ocean vtl:.'w home w1I IK· PLUS a luxurio u s 2 pnced much higher th11n bedroom. 3 bath apt. Sl.85.000. 2 Bdrm!> . den. Covered patio and 3 car duung rm . picture win garage. S'lJ0,000 dows to the M~a . Open 644-7211 ~n. l·S 1614 s..tmwflo Terr. /Jn NIGH lJAIL[Y & ASSUCIATES OWMHWILL CADY l1tT.D. AT91/4"o FOi 2 YRS JASMIME CRESC Baymull model 1'1311 I 2 Bdrm + den. 2 b.tth. beaullfully decorated f\Jlly upgraded w 1 pvl front court y11rd . auto spnoklcrs &. se1·ur1ty system S2 15.000 •22 Shoal Oriv1· orEN flOUSESUNDAY 640-1405 759-0363 SAT & SUN 1-5 01·10,111 11111 hnr ~ ;'1:11'hl l.111ht Vlt>\4 Supt"I 11111• •I l><lrm 'I'll fllll I Ill l.. hUl'I' la111 1 m .I ~·rpln, hit' d1•1·k f)')OI hill In t ~::K!I 0()11 tit 110,1,I' np1100 I 0 )J WWteMlh I Odrm" (;1m rm rnrm.11 rltn rm l,tlll U'lll 1<11'\4 11('\4 r •• qwl ftr.11JI'' & I I• n rl ' r II II I II I! ~3~11 ooo 0.1. n1·r "ont' oH('r ll~hy I! n11rm11 fom1lv. j.'11m1• 1 m lnrmul din rm li:1• lot ~:l6n.soo nr lf·1111r option •• MkU.ley R t• " r II II om t' . 2 b10<'kll from oct'nn :t bedroom & bonu11 room .. fin!lll rental 4rt>t·m uk,. 1ton\J lnvh~~m1:nt ut $125.900 4I04 ~ertU. newport center realty 840-1812 'l/o w 11a de/ ufla/1 •• <f'UJjUY,,/,U•J 67-1-84.94 2435 £. CoHt Hwy .. CdM Panoramic view of ocean. r hannel tl\laod!> & Cd nyons. Th1i. :illracllv1• shake roof 3 bdrm, 2 h.i hon~ will be open I ·5 Sal & Sun 416 de Sola Ter race. Corona l1J~hland1t Thus weekend !.pecial, sunsets over Catahn,1 A~l'nl 640 7729 or fl42..2171 ----~- STEPSTOCIUNA COVJo:. 2 Br 2 Ha rondo. S. M &~1de. 329 Dahlia Pl CdM $163.500. By owner. 673-l79'l ____ _ Cotto~ 1024 • •••••••••••••••••••••• •20MALOT• lASTSIOE COSTA MESA 2 Bdnn. plus 3 bdrm. in move·III cood1t1on w1lh upgrades and extra1> you'U like Dnve by De l Mar •nd Orange, t.hen give Pal Kent a call for showin g $1 29,SOO. 7S2·1.B2Xl ' QUAIL PL.ACE PROPERTIES ... 10,-TM l;.JO r .M.t IS(i>UALITY 1...-0RTAMl TOYOU7 Take 11 look at th111 beautJ.fu.I 4 bdrm. 3 bath Mesa Verde home. fl features. a year old rostom p-IOl and jacuzzi. lEed bri ck decking and s undeck orf maetl'r bdrm. Ca II 546-5880 for moredetads ~·HERITAGE . • REALTORS •VA OR FHA• A cute 3 bdrm Chnatmu bonus with nea r o~w special forced air heat Ina 1y1t em . Larl{e pnvate beckyard' Only tn~. Call Ken Full~r. 'TSi-1920 . ' QUAIL PLACE rROPltlTIIS ... 10,-T1I l :JO P'.M.I MUAYllDI $166,900 Qulot cul de sac llltffl. lt'adl to magn1flreot 3 BR + du Duccola Welkin& diatance Colla Me.a Couftlry Cluh Pleue call S40-9922 OPEN SUNDAY a,_., ..._~ ILol-S• Hnirt•t fOf' S• S unday CX'Cttmbe1 10 197f DAILY PILOT 07 Ho.in ILol-s• ~Ho-.sn Por S. •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ....... !~.~~ ~~ ....... !~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ha::Llwtl• .._. I 040 t k ti ii'• ••h I 040 ...••.••••.....•..•..•• ······•••·······•······ rn. I 044 t"'-t 044 HouH• F~r s• H«Mnei for Sde H~• For S• .......•..•••.......... ....................... ... ·········••···········• ..••..•.••...••.....•.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• * ... * SACR1r1CE 1 Btaut .,..,;,:.·············;;,~·~ &.arJ-le«h 104tl Lopoleodt 1048 WoodbndKO 3 Dr 214K · ••••••. ••• •• •• •• • ••• •• • ••••••• ••• • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • A GREAT LOCATION At A Good Price-$89,500! ~ Walkm & lee PLUS et.cant a Rr ro11do 1173.000 Ouplrx. conttat'I priced bt!low mukc-t Woocliiric6p S&S ~ sale 3 yM, r. IS' UMY•SITY .... !loch or lake t17J 4311 4 Harvetl do w n I ~ · ; J n cl Owoet/At.1. ~ Cy~C$1..-ood con Reauuful wll M11tn·I OPEN HOUSE s ... s-tJ-5 $11,000 do. 2 Br 2 Ba. aar, pall<> I I T 967 2Wi LA.KROMTIM up 1rd:s \OMPA R F.1 WOOOSllDGI -.oooo wner ssi.3877 ap.tt 5-dey 1 ·5 762 Ahge..y FIRST TIME OFFERED Olm )'Wrown lot w/l1e 3 bdrm.. 2 ba bom•. CIOH \o ~. parb • shop PAI Qibcnll aU orrett. ood d 151 I C.tbbe• Woy NewW brlo&e El!tatt"11 BY OW ..... ER MYSTIC' IDU.SspacwM WMhlnslon Ma.a ready " 3 Br Z 811 ho'tne. den. dJ11 formowin 3bed4aden, THE TERRACE 28r. ing rin, pool. Qt't!itn & :Htr ~B.1 damn~ arl'l:t profe s1onally n·dl't'<>rakd & Ind <'rd new corwrete <lrivcv.u). new t•h·~~nt t'ntrv door uutom11ht• J,t.inaJ(t' oJWl\t't, i,prink\er .,, ~h'm 1n fnmt & 1 t.'ai Da.CHOa•• 2t,1t ba lUli,000. S~1al 2Ba. Condo. frplc, 2 f"ar Causev mountJ11ln view Sll).t.:M>I' up1rade packa1e 111 gar, on Greenbelt. i.lt'pe l MAalOM MIL.HE SAYS Stay warm • co"Jy on theM '°'11 wtnt.er n11hlt1 Ln t.hll spaciowl t750 sq ft borne w tabdrn'I•, 2"" hatlw. Only 1t7,000 eluded. Call Oeor~I' or to pool & jacuzzi S84.'7SO. & ••.11.• .. 5T .... TE Roxanne at Macnnb 5i.'!f.41119 Co _.... ~ A PAC•AM POl YOU ON A COIHa LOTtll trv l n c Ril y <.:o ------mpanv 494 .. 55' (714)562·3700 UNIV. PARK. S+ Br 11111 'l ----FOlt SAU IY OWMa ua #.._. " 8118com 11 22.ooo w / • 64J·721l IJ)..lll6 11.11111v ll11Hdll\1o' In mu lo thla 4 Rr aharp f.u t 'u•• .. t .1 ll.1·v.. .-11rl hlon11 up11d11' C'•tm d1 p~' l 1•r11m11 lllt• ri.wt1n11 r l111 h 1111rprtln~· lhh'"-v..01k Ii v.rou11ht Iron outwldt-l Ml lo b<'h. ,1n1 "'·hi" nrh\ A11klnll 110~ 7:'t0 S.-llflr"I we111 11ffo.1 I 1111 lk•tl)' wt ll1•11l 1o:~1.itc-by ~h'V•) IY OWHB I a t1 d . S 52 · II Z9 I o r MEWUSTU•GI [)ramalle wood & ala1111 home w1U1 exteo"vl' use o f Mexu·a n t tl •· 3 Dl!droom. 2 b11th hom1• on 3 IOU has 11n ~11lat~ feel· mg Must Se~ 1100.~ U.GUMA HACH"S AMHTHOMES ~CK WoodbridJie corn~r d1.. <~>4fl2..4381 collect = 3 4 Br~ ~~·S:: OWNER. Culverdale 2 hu&e lot Sl ~9.990 . bdrm. fam. r m .. highly 60-0112. 8"·6687 ~gradt'd w I prof int dt' NEWELL •' .... l){ r I UL Lllrir.1 f.AHTASTlC MHA NOITH II f11tx1 khuut tll41 II~ SPICIA.L Dlcorat.ed like a mudel ls um u~aded home In lrviPe • flMat aru. Ten· Dia ma. pool w /jacuul. X1nt tcirml ror usuoo. -_..;...~_..;,. ____ -cor Cov pa tio, corner ORANOETREE view lot. prof lndllcpd & L •'IJ'-'na h1· 1&. h .\C)'.l h~'• I COSTA MUA !'-upt•r \h.11 JI ~ ,ht'<irnom hom•• ~ full ti.1th~ hnt•k f1n•pl.1n.• m ll\10): room plu ~h n1rpt•t111~ Jnct r u!.tom dropt'~ l'l"''' 111 '''h111 h .1nct 5iouth C'u.ii,t Pl.11.1 You trn" lt•:oil'l'll ' 0..,... IOU llACHHOMf Plan 3 Lovely patio home a\£0. t1plldni N r pool, 2 bdrm 2 ba. ram rm It park, ac.._ls, etc Under frplt. fT7,000()pen House ~.i.>O.s.»1678 . QUl!T STREET And brealht.ak.ul}( <X't'llD view m ak e th1 1 :S bedroom. 2 I,-, bath hOll'll' .a i(reat find 1121.:-,00 In vast tn lhe futu re' JdJJ ct'nt lot avuilable f12 .~I This 0,... s.tl s- CIM1"WY 21 Atlretrt UALTY • ..._...._. 711 °1'10 ····•····•·•··•··••···· ATT8fTtOM MnaS 4 BR 2N Xlnt 011na Pt n••lbborltood Cu l de ..C Qcor•n Vl«W IJ lt,)00 A~UC ~ .. h homu 38R I ba , hard wood ....... ,..,. tt7.0Ht 10111 noon •·* ~~~!!!!!!!!1!1--lll!l!llll!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ W..... & Wen• I . l 40·2711 ~LUTSIDt P t•V*Y 1014 1 ~ml tooni. I •ty. I& 4Br. 3U., Diet' fntd yd. RV ltora&e. M"W ptilnt, irplc. 1108.000 Owner 961 TtfJ9 BUlLI>t RS CLOSt: OUT New Btla l"b tlom e 3 bdrm 3...., ba Jwit a few short block• from th~ bi"1tl"h Pn ced to sell! Set 11-317 Lemon Grove HZ..4477 * * lrVtfte 49&-7427 " ....,. Sll.L1 YOU DtOM'T CAU. Go-. C-'ty Afll. CF.NTUR 'i 21 uwor~ll21 _ waoo ~-'7400 SAMJOAOUIM Former model on 11olf ClOW'le: beaulllu.I view or lagoon; upgraded In every way, including tumrture: 2 bdrms. den, 2 baths, frpk, 2 patios You must s~ thts! An opl)Ortunity >'~\I won't want to mlaa. $121 ,950 FHALOl>OWM • JOOO Mt ft 5 .,.. POOLSIDE IRVINE HOME UNDER ~.ooo For the active s mgle or lht: YOWl& couple. Ideally located . r ecreational facilities rndudlnJt ten· nis. It's time to rnvest Don't dela y, owner iln" ious, call now ' • AFfOHAILE HOME Move right 10 & l'DJO) thJS cheerful 2 ~droom home with high ht!am1td c.'elllng, eat 1n k1tcht11, & ocean VICW $103,500 • Olde House IS Rt;MINISCl-:N'r 0 1- D /\VS OO N F. nv N~tled lit the base 111 LOCATIOH btl•rv 4 Bdro\ 2 b•lh homt R r m o d rlrd MES.A VHDl/0,." lHR ~ : blllh Auuma bl~ t' loan OJ)f'n h<lu•u• I $S.l/SUn 20IM Cal vert 1115.000 Ph 644 $'7$7 IUll'hton •nd bath Only ·--------m.wo C'all ~ 511*) ~HERITAGE WTSIDE AXER 3 bt!drm. hardwood f\Qor.J, 11.lley acl'dl. va· cant and ready Owner will cortildt!r VA /FllA tenn11 0.11now645·9Ul1 38K, 2ba. lmmt'd oc· l.'~l ~.500 IUH/t1HHk ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Pl.US DEH U6-1461 1n , zu>o 11q tt hom .. 1 -.a.cH HOME 11115.000 that will even 10 9llOA VAor nlA Huac family OMLYS69.to0 room for rr..at entertain· 3RR, 2bal.b, tie yard Eleaaot describes this beautiful home. 1''. P . wlfrplc + lg game rm vowel bar. Xlnl loc . 7~% k>an. ~-41'7S. T'UlnUAOCK New b.a:Ofr; 4 bdrms ., 2 baths, g rm .. patio ~ kitchen & family rm. Garden atrium. Mslr. Nte. central air. e lec· 21 tronic air filter. New c&rpeU &c drapes. Bric~ ,, TaUlCHARM Wood p a nel l1nl!. fireplace, stained ~lasi.. beauutut trees, walk 10 beac·h. J Bedroom!> & guest unit with pnville tslll'MCt' $157, 100 ROCK RI RR E V HILLS'' in l.11f,tuft9'• rustic r11nyon St<CUon UiarnunM olde Lagw1.i c1rt'h1terture w 1<: EDA II SllAK t: ROO t'LlN E~ SMALL l'ANJ-:0 WIN OOWS & w .. ;ATllF.REL RO/\H L> & BA T 'I t-; X T lo; R I 0 I< C 0 I\ T/\INEl> RY STON ~ M ~N OI NG W A Li. /\rt·h:m· 2 bdrm. floor plan serviced by {ult balh, rcalur~ RUSTJ< P A RLOU H TYP .. LlVlNG RM 1 almost Zll (eel lonJ( 1 w /wood ce1 I m.i Country kitche n with small dining ilrtia h 1:- separal t' t!ntry 1111rd1 11u'< ('OlY Lillie t'OlUl!!•' h.1" "ALL KJ NUS OF POSS 1B I LIT I t; S ' " 11 would rrwk"· an t'X\'l.'lle111 hrst hOml' for a roupk lhat woultl Ilk<· to pr.· ~<' 1.1 bit of the paht Y.e doubt th.it you will tmd anything IJke 11 in L.lguna for only Ing. Rtld brick frplc ID A ORF.AT BUY ! $10,000. frpl. Secluded yard with Mewport C......, mature trees. Owner 640-5357 • • • REALTORS U¥ rm. c•on<·rete patio <.:AU.NOW! nnd low maintenance 536-1461 /lt&r. yard You must see th~ UNDER MARKET may carry loan. $129.900 ~~~~~~~ lndudes I and! C a.11 for -1104So Coa!>t H1w0y in V1llaf!e l-'111n· LAGUNA BEACll 3 Bdrm <~. 2''t ba frplc. 2 (•1tr alt&1<'h gar, pnme lex· prof dtror.11 l'd Hy ownl.'r Sll9 900 54CJ..19M SECWDEO EASTSIDE Owner transfern!d, m w.l ~u tus lovecy newly re· modeled and rede«>rat- t'd 4 bdrm 2 bath home . Sparkhnc n e w ullra modem country kitchen. R a i se d h ear th f1 repa lace. tastefully done l1I natural woods ~arry tile entry and walk Front counyard. Brt1Cht , spacious and t·hamunlf You 'd bettn huny and sec th14' one at SI00,000. Call 540 1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS ,, OPEN HOUSL REALTY /' DON'T TAKE THE BUS Joe lO beach, college, swap meet &c shopprng from um newly deeoral· ed 4 Br 2 BA in super ne11bborbood. As king .-r.soo. Submit! REALTY FREE HOMES R.E. Advlaory Service 53().22'l4 SMART IUY FOR SOMEIODY! ~HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 2217 RALEIGH 2 Bdrms + de n. Cozy fireplace for now; in vii· ing pool fOf' later! Drive by 2217 Raleigh. then call Pi,l Ke nt . 177,900. 752-1920. u trai> In tb1!> home' ASSUMAILE Won'l llolllt al th1S prict 8 7~ Loan, 3 BR ~ loft, AllM> 10'-': down OK and 1700 sq ft., La Cuesta seller will carry 10'• Racquet Club Op ell second T 0 M 1 Io . house Sat/Sun 12·4 1318 ~1287 l\lpuie Lane. 536·1068 By KATBJ.A REALTY Owner 9H03lO I t« IDISOH Hl•H Gt'eent>rook "Barcelonn" 4 DAZZLING 4 BR. pool on pnme ~ a cre c/d/s and jacu.ui bomes from lo<. Backs greenbelt. tsS.000to$15i,500. 11418 Santa Laurella Cir. lOH oaT, 1tk Opeo 9.ao UM. Of' phone HMJU .. for details on Uli• one of a k 1 nd properl y. A g l __ 9_6_3-_76_1_3_:_,_ __ 9e8-SIB>. DUAM HOUSI IY OWMER 9mhed to $6~.ooo 3 BR. l 'h/ ba, bonus rm, JBR, l\; bath, F /R, F /P. 2 story coodo Pvt patio. new upgrd'd cpt. and Cpts/drps. 2 car l(a r . palnt. Open Sunday 12·5. Wkdys 543·9.545, eves 10129 Holbum Dr Grant. 848-295.1 Agl. 64().5777 or 837-3709 --------5 IR +pool/jocvu.i MMtW.- New carpels S panis h .......,... I 042 Style two story w /shake ••••••••••••• •• • • • • •• • • roof. New carpe ting. Park Side Home Trinidad SU8,.900 .. Op Sun l·S. 10424 la. Jbr, jac., boat slip NigbtengaleCr. ~l Rebel Cir . Open Houle 12-5Sat/Sun. Aet. J/u"*81JtMtl MO MOMIY DOWN WOOOllll>GE CIOSSfHG Last opportunity ror tbele e:xceptiocal value. Perfect k>eaUon in Wood· ~~e near Lake & Chab. I at 2 Story bomes. 1477 to 2148 sq. ft., up to 3 bedrooms, 3 baths . Decorator al· loWa.nces up to $4500. Na· lionaJ award winning de· signs, built·inl, all wood e xt erior , lavi s h landscaping and more. all included. Prices fro m SllB,980. Sales person on site at N5 Woodlake, ne xt to Sprl!lgvale Park in Woodbndge. BUILDER 552-4808 app'l . T.R. HIGHLANDS New MacGregor model. 2 sty., 4 bdrm . 3 ba thi.. formal dl rung rm .. vault· t'd eeil. rarruly rm. with frplc. bay windowed brldst nook; choose own ca.ry>et. $207. 000. WOOOPIDGE Prestii)OUI Washington Yodel lo The Es tat es. 3 Bdrml .. family rm .• den • 3 baths, ptiUo; luxurious carpets. landscaped Priced below market at $119,&'50. DAVID D. CARLSOM HALTC>a IU·92'3 llVIME 5"CTACULAR Beautiful oak hrdwd flooring In entry way & kitchen. Separate family & dining rm. cul·dc·s11c location. Commun pool, park & teorus crts. 4 lrg bR wtt.b 2\.IJ ba + + + all for only $106.900. Call to· day, JEFFREY-HOLM E S 3 Br , 1ood locallo n. modenuzed kitchen, new piumbtng & carpets, R·2 lot, r oom t o bul Id $79,900 AKI ~7-7066 or ~ 186 Cabrillo ' 9UAIL PLACE HAI.TORS 3Br Qindo $119,900 Phil ----------· BeDllOO ,.\¥). 964-218'7 Want Ad Results 642-5678 Ltd (714) 842·7481 raOPHTIES"' 10,... TU 1:)0 P.M.I .,..,.. 1044 1 WM9• •oc:tt I 040 ...... •• •••• •• •• •• •• •. • OwMr-win Ft.aftce Beaut. extra lg 3 Br t'On· flo Front uni t w/pnvacy Frplc. pool, 1ac 1 Yr new !l7tl ~O MESA VHtDE MESA VERDE , lge fanuly home on qwet cul de sac 4 Br 2'>'.t ba. plush landscaping. Fl exible loan & terms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORSALEBYOWN EJt * SURFERS COTTAGE * 2 BR. dbl g.aragc. 21':! m1 to bead\ .. Taite over h11th loan. 1&4.000 full p rice. 9292 Grand Ave 963 :>+'76 (~IWOI:!Ji$1HJ ALLSTATE REALTORS EAST$1Dl Near Irvine Blvd. Im· rmculate 3 bdrm home. 2 baths. fireplace, llBQ. :sl.'rv1ce po r c h, dining mom. new carpets. fresh paint. Many xtras. $12'1.500. 1-iexibleterms C 0 7.Y COTT A GE. Easuude Costa Mesa . 2 bdrm home. Ctreplace. double garage. close 1n. $75.000 Roy McC_.., RJtr 541.7729 RlGITT REALTY. 97' .. 533 AHA+• .. Newport He ights and a comfy 2 bdrm. home full ol warm, redwood panel· 111g! Enclosed backyard; pn!Stigious location; un· beatable value. Price s.lasbed to $82,500. Large asaumable loan! Call Randy Tyler. '7S2-1920. ' QUAIL PLACE rttOPHTIES"' 10,... Til l :JO P.M.I 2 HOMlS-2 LOTS $97,500 Qwet Cove Investments Exch tn-plex. (1) Jbr, 645-9850 (2):thr. for hoUbe tn Co:ita Mtlll a to $90.000 Al(t. SICYILUIWATHtS 91»-:JlOO Immaculate 3 BR pool -----h o me . Lov e l y IETTB neighborhood. Priced JR EXEC PARTY HOME Approx. 2000 sq ft 3 BR 2 BA. HUGE den & RV ac· cess. $91,800. Submit terms. 17441 Jepson Cir 874-~ REALTY FREE HOMES R.E. Advi.9orY Service SJ0-2224 SliS Resale Speciolisti;. 3,4 or S bdrm models avail, some w /pools . 96&.-4002. Pmnington Properties Goldeowesl College, two malla & Gill School ror Handicapped nearby Clean 3 BR 2 BA .k huie ra.rmty rm With fOl'mal dining rm. High loan as· sumable. $89,000 full prici~TY FREE HOMF.s R.E. Advisory Servlc~ SJ0-2224 THAN HEW nght at S87.900. No down Newly remodeled 3 br. 2 to vets WON'T LAST! --------• ba, f rplc. has ne w roof. _Ag~en_t_S46-035 ___ 1 ----Ofla.HOUH SAT/SUN 1-5PM pl um biog & p a int 2 patios w/bbq area 2 car gar L~h landscapmF Only $71 ,500 Dav id Bou rke . H C'.al t o r , 546-9'.)5() CITY CABIN ~1 u'rCHFlELD OR. Slunning departure from J BR. l'H BA, pool home. I.he ordinary w /accents on romer lot, formal din· on coun trY ! Cabin-like ing room, covered patio. 11tmosphere. Kil Oooded elearic garage opener w/llte from skylights! $73,500. 000 D TRIPLE VALUE: Loe&· 9112-181.S, 962·'7804 Agt n lion, good li ving & ~~~~~~~~~I price!! HURRY! CALL ~ 4 Br 2 Ba, frplc. saumu balance or 64&-704. cmr lot N/W HB. Must $142,000. Monthly pay· CBn'URY 21 see. Convenient to ever· menta of $1380. 4 Bdrm GGkt St.. Senk• ythinl. All tttnu. Asking Mesa Verde execullve ---------..,,000. 812-1312 VA·FHA $71,000 Very nice 3 bdrm home, fml dm w /trench doors overlooking the lge bacltyrd ·Take your pick oHruit trees. H u.rry ! llVPAUIMG $92,500 Xlra lge lot offers this roomy 4 bdrm home. walldn pantry .k Jge en· tetlaining fmly rm. Sub- mit all offers. WHYWAIT FOil SANTA Stl,900 Enter lb.ls pri vat.e court to see a home. w /spac lou a rooms. warm colon. loadt of c ustom features .k luscious taodst'aflng. 1...&e enougb for all o you. 55~4477 * * CAMBRIDGE MODEL, In Un.Iv. Pk. Terrace on QWet street and spaclaus green area. 3 Br 2 ba. din rm. lge sunny kllch., fplc, cov'd patio. As· sumable loan at8.9%. By owner. S103,500. ~-5940 UHIV. PARK Elegant 3 bdrm Townhome Lee. opUoo. Terrace 2 bdrm. creen· belt loc. Moun\&in view. San Joaquin Villu 2 bdrm.Port.ala llACHConAGI uase. at Loan auump- 2 br. new crpll. Move In t.lonullOavallable. home. Pool. jacuu.I. va-Clwiltwms S,.CW cant. No qualifying. Su=r ,Brookview '7~19 w/ Ulh carpet, air con· MESA YHDE di 1. encl. atrium. Ho m e In x lnt w e ll lge masterbdrmw/mir· ready •• 900. C-21 Surf. Agent SSJ.46'2 53&-'1542. 8tol0AM or PM roted wardrobe doors. ma n• c u re d n e 1 !l h · Can you belleve il also In· --,..-.•5•,•1• .... •c_m__ PaUo Home 2 bdrm. den. borilood.. 3 Bdrm. with eludes refrif, washer & " formal dinning rm. cen· super sl2ed ra m1ll'. room. dryer. All for 185,500. 3 Bdrm. 1~ ba, fplc. new tral alt. Cream Purrt Grul fWl ~n\er'UWlmenl Hurry. Call 9711-1050 applic .. many up1radell. ~ tMzy! center w1lh gorgeous AMwnable IOan. orrered blue sparkling pool. Only ~ ror 4,500 De!Wte 1 bdrm. Coodo all 3 blocks from g olf ~J, .. .....i al '"'" 900 liiiia~~~ Aaenl S$1-4682 course Just $117,500. See 21 ....,... cent.r au-.-· 1t today! Wall,839-14S8 982·4411 r.t: StolOAM or PM KAT&UllALTY iit ~~~~~~~j ------- 961-3301 UFUALTY •IMM~CULATE• MINJVlEWOFLAJCE I WOODBRIDGE MEW COHDOS • .... -.AIM HU ....... S 4 bdnn. La Quest.a sing e BRJOtn'ON MODEL -· "• -at.orY . 2 miles to beach. ood 3Br,2~ba ;2 br,1Yi ba. Sharp, clean 38R 2 ~ Call Marcella Agt. 2bdrm.2~ba.detl.w FP. dbl 1ar, pool . taome,frpkandencl<>M!d ~ Ooorlnk.it.cben,eaUn1" ~· open beam cell· pe.tio. Call today for ln· ;!Zi A/C, m any UP· ~1,900. 10% formation. HOMEPLUSl.NCOME $l2i.tOoM~U::e~"'«'ri:) ~ __.: MUl.HIAIM BYOWNER 5e-S488 .. ........ .a.u•.11.0 •...._R-thtw Deluxe lar1e custom ,.._,, ~-__., 1 home-' bdrm, sewing ~ .... ·-u Spedoua 4 Bdl'D) home 714-7 00 rm. 2'r'\ ba, loll or _.,. ..... - on huie lU Jot Room for ttoraie. dbl 11ra1e, pla)' CHltlTMAS rentel un1l. Priced atl•-------• house. quality c us tom NewWoodbrlclleF.atates ~.000. Call $10,000 DOWH const. + S beautiful Condo. Capt Cod st)'le. Royal,,.....,.._. Ba ck Bay V 111 a ae. story 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Adami Plan. 4 bed. 2~ 64~1ll0 lllOO/tn0,leueopUon. 's . Never vacant. be.,$1.23,000.CatlGeor&• ,._,.,_,mfr. very clote to beach, or RoxanM at Macnab· fo)nd what )'.OU wont 1n Owly Pilot CJuat.11~1 _ Cll,45-1531 $%19.000. Save c,uowner Irv l n • Rt t 1 C o . 5.18-WJI (71')562-1700. macneb / lrvtne realty B.IGlcMT Dl.AHE HOME-uHIV. rAlk T his one sold fast. so don't delay s eeing this dra matic Willowood Model w/3 lg. BRs . formal dining rm. & family rm. ~ooks like a model! Highly upgraded + lots of glass for an open a iry feeling. $112,950. subj. to can cellation of existing escrow. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. 4902 CORK WOOD LN. (G97 ) UMIY. PARK Smashing i1BR end-unit townhome on greenbelt. Master BR expanded w /warm & cozy fplc. + closets galore! Family rm. w/eating area + formal dining rm. & gourmet kitchen. 3 lovely patios. $129.500 - owner will consider lease/option. OPEN SUN . 1 ·5 P .M. ~17 WHITEWOOD <G98) Wm.HOCK GLIM It 's ne w on the mark e t & beautiful!! Laurel model w/2 lg. BRs. 2 baths. d en & gr~at kitchen. P rof. landscaping. lg covered patio. auto s prinklers & Malibu l igh ling. Im m e d . possession possible. $159.500. Belle Partch 7S2-1414. (G99) GUA T LOCA TICHI Spotless 2BR townhome end·untl in fabulous Woodbridge. Spacious rear yard w l brk. patio , "Cou ntry Kitchen." " sep. laundry -all n icely decorated . Near new shopping ce nter. pools. s pas, boating . fi s hing & t e nnis. REDUCED 1'0 $68.500. Forrest Powers 752-1414. <GlOO) LIVE IH A MAMSIOH At an a ffordable price or $136.500. 48Rs -family rm. -eatin~ nook in kitchen. Beautifully up$!radPd in dusty rose tones. Extra Ill. corner lot. Holly Markas 644-6200. <0101 > AM IMYn'ATIOM TO DCLUSIVIHISSI! Sweeping day & night views from Turtle rock Hills! Unique . contemporary design. $172,000 w/land. Appt. o nl y . La s zlo Sharkany 752·1414. <0 102 ) EASY & 9"1XNHSIYI 2BR condo w/beamed celltngs, air & encl. garage. Close to comm. pool & s hopping. S58.000 . Lois Miller 642·~. <0103) 642-1235 '°' Dover Ori.,. "4·6200 HMbor vi.w Center TURTLEROCK BEAUTY S4500 l n up gr.ides. ceramic t.de entry, plush carpets and d r a p~s enhances Uus lovely 2 bedr oo m h o m e Gorgeous view of hills all around. plus a pools•de location makes this a must to see. Vacant a nd ready for you ! Call rw:HI' I e:. HANC H REALTY 5~1 2000· --====---BEST BUY JN I RVINF. Woodbridge Brighton. appraised value $125.000. owner must sell SI 17 .000 SSl..()685 WOODBRIDGE PLACE Jbdr .• 2 ba., Stonewood model A/C. JaCUl.1.1, L({e. lot M a ny C u s tom (eatures By owne r 562-3564 CHRISTM~ EXTRAVAGANZ~ OPEN TODAY 4132 ROCJStar Beautiful 2 bedroom .... d en h o m e 1n The Calilorrua llome~ E~e catching pti ce ol $'11 .000 • 14272Ma+kM OPEN 12·4 Single story 3 bedroom home in The Colony. Shows like a model Ask· ing $99.500. 14671 Seron OPEN 12·4 A Colwnb1a in Colle!le Park. This beautiful 4 bedroom home 1s u P· graded UlrolJS(hout Now aslong Sl.38.500. • 14651 leoch Beautiful College Park Cornell with a h uge bonus r oom. beaot1ful bn c k patio & lovely landscapmg. S112,900. e--RANCH REA LTY ~s 1-2000 B.EGAMT 2 Bdrm .• 2 ba. San Mateo Model m Rancho Sun Joaquin Excellent loc:i lion-Patio overlook in ll Uie itoU course Cloi.e to pool a nd j ac Qu11·k escrow possible CHltSTMAS ~MG? 497 .. 2457 SACRIACE OwMf' Tr9Kfen'ed Unsurpassed 270 degree wtute waler view lux- unous 3Br home, 2..-:Ba. lll'!h garden rm. IR ex· q uls1le m aster s uite wt f r p lc, 1200 S Q I t redwood deck, i:. an en· tertainers delight. lg carefree lawn, all this 1n chiding the m1lhon dollJr lflew for only $325.000 ~-9'321 Owncrrngt OWHYOUROWH /\ ~pauo\lll l bdrm unit wtth expanlit\t' O<'Can & sunset views. beaullfully ma1nta1ncd . finam·1nR available. $95,UOU IUCH COTT AGE Super cond1uon . close to beach & shops P erfl1l1. (or 11\,arter home or aecood home for lbe c.-1ly $82.500 FuU Pric• MISSION REAL TY 98.5 S C.st. Hwy, Lagun.1 ,._.. 494-07 3 I ILDG. SITE Ont.' of the last levl'I huild1.blt' lot~ on Ult' oceur. o,1dl' nf the hwv Ttw ..irca ha.., many pr•· SUl..(lOtLO, homes & IS clo~l' t.o l.<if(un a·., most be~ul bt-,1che!o Owne r 11\~•' 11nam·1• on '""trill sah• 1'nc·1_od tollell al Sl3U,!l0U ~r A:>soc 49<\.1177 OutstcmdincJ value 2 luikinq SitH Oldt!r hom e. Lag9na ~am. S\44,900 Wllsoll Ii Weks R.t 49)...2752 dweller. S105.000 ~STaUCTAILE .. .ocean & canyon view'\. rreshly p111ntro. with new 3 ARCH BA Y'S carpet & -'PPllanccs. this BEST IUY 3 bdrm . low mJ1n t.enance home 1i. ready to move in Owner wlll con sider contralt or llJll· J bdrm 2 bO VICW ltll maculate. $215.00H B> Owner 4!19-4289 $149.500 7 UNITS $325.000 llom• WEB<EMDER $299.000 Orl•'lo?J ranch ~1ob1le home m pnvah·, land, $30,000 S500,0011 adult commumt). m·"r Cli~hok 4!M J253 b1•oche ~. 11 11111 clubhouse S7900 !"I; .... .,. ':\-wi,.C~.,.· ' ... ;. ~' ' "()• .. N t r1.1\t H1oriw 11 ' .>011n.l It• .tt n (..,1 "ntJ• 1 (11•) it<•.t HI/ "l•t<>• c:nil\l lhqhw oV ~y0'1 t •MJV"•' (.ii iJ/t,/ I (1141400 • ., ... Ideal f'OC' FGnity P riv a cy & µ11 01 1 Panoramic: "1ew lrom elevated deck 3 ljR 2 B1\. fa mily r m & dmmg rm, frplc. newly de ror11t t•d Ask1n 1t $1:'.-t ~011 Terms. OcHRm• Ouiplu North end, 2 BR & con vert den w /frplr. wl't bar + huge t UR unit . decks & s kyllght.'i i\.'lklDR $189,500 Term~ OcflWI Side Of Hwy V1clona Bc.ich. Nt-" 'hingled 2 "ilY , with :.nm<> white watl'f vu·w I Bnrm~ . 2 '" ba \h" bncked lrµlc . Wt•l IHI! m 1crowuvc , t c .. k l' 11h1 n "ts, beau l • f u I eraftsma ru;h1p $225,0011 leellltfful Lob WtlOds (",ove. two side lw ~1de. lt.'vel com er. wh1t1• water view, mature l ret'" & a redwood LaRUnJ charmer ror you to dt• moh!ih Total packal!l' $182.500. or i;uhm1l for one lot l.t• .. el lot near town + ()(('an Vlt'W. 1111.'ludlOR a11 proved prt'lim1nan plan.'> ror J .J hdrm • t balh homl' J ust hsk•I ooly flS,000 .._~ McConnack Realty 494-7551 LGCJMM ChortMr Mml rondit1on. exPo!il'd ---- wood. bnck, tile t BR J BA !:lpllt ll'\'l'I 1on1'<i R .!, AllCHITECTURALL Y walk to beulh. cxcell OtSTlHCTIVE lu<·allon i\skmg $225,0oo .11¥1 reudy for 1mmt•drnt1• See&tnakt'otrcr oc l'upancy th•~ m·" ·t AMHICAM HOME Hit den. :1 RA homt' h"' REALTORS 1ormal DH. harrlwoo.t 494-7513 494 1001 floor:,.. beam<'d ce1hnw•. ------• _ wetbar. a nd a fort·q·r CLOSE I N Dc!>irabl<· view. $298,500. locaOon. 2 BR. ~ h:tth COUHTitY CLUB almost new Condo I blk LIVING to beach Sl49,5QC.I situated on the ra1rway RoRWl•CllMllNlty udj1A<'enl to t h•• Jrtl I900So Coast Hw> green. enjoy C..:ounlry LAGUNA BEACll C..1ub living in ynur new t 494-15 t9 bedroom Links 1•01n11• ---------• home S2~.soo EMERALDIAY Low lnterflt Loon LAGUNA BEACH Put Uu.s on your list A culverdale cream puff 3 RR Plan 42 ·so many ex lras. you'll be pleased wtt.b all of them. Plush 1•arth tone carpets. Ne w hot water tank · new d is· hwuher · custom k it. cupboards . upgraded e n- try and kitchen noonnjl, and it can be yoW'!l for JUIJt m. ooo. on one of the la rgest. lov cl.lest homes 1n Emcruld Bay Approx 4500 'q rt Spectacular white water Vlt'W 1n f'Omp l l'll' pnvt\Cy Submit a ll ot· (cr6, o wn er h11s pu r c hased n~w '" s1dence. ~.000 ..................... 497-ll II 494-2935 MUSTSll.U! R·l LOT Panora mic 180 v1~w lot Unobi.tructed ocean roast lmc and city h((hl v11.'Wl> Phms 1nch.1dcd fnr " 4 DD RM 3 BA humt· $1.4.S.OOO. 3 Monarch Bay Ola PIU•I LaiUf1a Niguel 4f6-7222 131-0IJ6 Vacant · view of ocean & r--•s can,yon from this l ·leve l ~ ~--~i tae. J BR. 2 ba • Ga=-'-n red hill ~ ..... 552-7500 Tempie Rills. sus.ooo nK' Agent 646·1133 Engulfs lovely 3 bdrm --~------1 Woods Cove area home s....yaOOMt ~~~~~~~~~I f, C heery fo'lr e p l.iu•r •-•--" 1041 ~you ln lhb North ........---." La 1 u n • h o m c •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• w1separlltC guest house Walk to bch, shop&. 2 Br I. $229. :;oo 8 Ro K i:: H Ba hm. secl'd patio. val ~ R2 lot, gre11t potent for -------- e it pan. Sl8 5.1,0 0 0 =W' Real utale, Find whnt you want II\ Daily Nlot Cluslri~ Oueet qr1l'll with bdrm . ~lh & slttlna art•u. Walk l e> beach S230.000 C»230P .... ,, __ , __ _ . ..,, .. ·······-·-, ------.. . ........ ' ., . .. , . . . . . . . .... . .. • • # . ,,. • HcMIHI For S• HouHtForS• Othff hot & tote •• OAll V PILOl Sun111x O.C1m1W1r 10, 1911 ...•••.•...................•..•..........•..•.••.•••.•............•.. ·•······•••··•······•·· ·••···········••··•···· ··•·•·••···••••········ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ ... !~.~~ ~~~~.~~ ... !~.~! ~.~~ ..... !~.1.~ ~~!'!~!!'! ..... !~.~~ ~.~.~~.!?~~ ~.~~.~?~ ~~ .... !~.'.~ ~!!r.:! .... !~.~~ ~~U;lli~ ---·OPIM---H-O ... US•E-S-UN.--1···4--- 1121,100 II ROYAL ST. GEORGI OUTSTANDING IUY 67 ACRE DEVELOPMENT • llST Y .UUI OM MA.UIT N11tutd Sho r es 3 Bdrm 2 B a . b e uul full )' full y I ndst'apt•d profc s tonolly d (>r or utcd gardt-n homt> Pnvate O<'ttunfront community Tennis. swamman.:. bJ.una. J~<'U L7.I. prl\' ate b<>nC'h Foraurb1 oWl)r, J on • llG CANYON bed\. Nr R.lbua Pf r CAU.: 494-1177 FO• ADMITTAHCI Lingo PRIME LOCA TIOM This is i!n lnte~raled development in a ~rt·at locauon . A tcmtative !Subdivision map w as a pproved b y Planning Com mission. ~alJJ Stunning cu tom home looted on 18th ..,._. Va.w ..._ tr e In thli; e>.clu~1ve. pnvate area. RulEsJAtt t BrSoln~ra~t 20' Bt•a\Jt1ful v1ew!-i. 3 8drms , separate down 811 lant·t f I I ( l SECLUDED IN'TEltt~Oflll.Y dintnj.l rm . a m y rm .. 2 rp ('S , wN for 3 >'"' (IO"C 1 lla r f mmlH'Ulute ~ $G25,000 SOUTH LAGUNA HIDEAWAY 6.20 Acres 8 13 Acres 4 00 Acres Shopping Ccnlt.·r Multapl(• F~mily Service Commen •1al Sm~le fo'umily 0 ,.. SAT/SUH IY 4~ 23881 Turanto Rn YACAMTt TURNI R ASSOC., REALTORS OPEN TODAY FROM 2-5 nr.e ~OCMll ret&dtttce wtth oc._ •lewa ... 2 baths for $210,000. 3. 5'6 l rttttwood .Mn1·d1 Spultlln.c. Wtlh11m Po~ell R 1'~ s.M>'1W 1105 N Co1C>t llwy . Lagunu Bea<·h f)r l'•rkur 99 459 I 47 33 Acres Hr'" 49.'l AOKI ()((w e 491 tTSI Courtniy tu llroll .. ra 0 4-1171 4 • ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-·I ~ OJ uff ('undo. I at y. 3 ;;;; br 2 ba Pnmf" 10(', ••arth ............ I041 W....... 1011 .............................................. PO«t•llAln lOllO NO COAST K WV 4t7..J4H 1lO'OM WATall Top ('Ql'D@r 00 1.11 ... prh al• docll l BR, 2 b11b Z > ••n otw $&41.)00 O•n ltk r OCIAMNOMT n.. On ~ n nd at Allio t••u YMfe t067 lit ad> 3 bdnn• ' df'fl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l~.~low o POOl·SPA MOSS POINT 4 Br. 21tor') rueuc f1m1 Alnul UC'1ranfro•n •l•~ I) rm 3 ba ... 950 All to tiiear h . 4 bdr.;u , 2 Star Rull)' Rlt)' 'MO 08'1a bliU.. df'n, ~. U tlll ~ GeH ColrM V&.w 1tudio 13111.SOO d • b z OC•• ... VllW Madn .. r. 1tory, """"" pua1 ape 3 ba, Ule roof ()} caiaflt ~ul dt •IAl". off AUSl&r Rlty, 710<1171 To m plt! t1 1l la O r Spacious 2 bdrm . fa m1I) , ........... •edt I 06' rm , 2~• b3th3 , dl'dl.. ••••'•••••••••••••••••• pat.lo ovt'rloc*an1 lu\'t'I)' --------· prden 1'1nlbll' flnanc tni. 12u.ooo EXECUTIVE SPECIAL ~.... 1050 ....................... lJl a IM"l&hborhood of 1 m podlna home• Thli. 3 bdrm S turdev ant Weatchff ho m e 111 a ---------i bllr"au'I, pnced for you YA-FHA TRMS itt SJ5i9,000 There·s old u.w d«Ot Pnnr uni)' IJA),000 lill fmll .....,,Ya.we .... , 3 Br2 Ba. famll1 rm, uP&Jadod, vrry clean 11:.oUOO Vl:K 144 t11$9 UIOI Pr1 SllrUOll Pl LOY&YUDO honw an 1 1par +owa ~· lol A roomy 111111~ atory 3Bdrm, f1un rrn bom~. charmlnll)' duor11trd with co untry f r.-11 h •utr h•n . uall (loon, r1n11wt.. formal dl.n11111 . llll.lnnd llJld lnded with &1MI window11 and warm natural wood l001.'ll thru cu r t.tJS A l.ARGF. POOi. SIZt; SOl!rH PATIO SlH.000 ............ C4lll U4-7Z 11 "1n NH1£ l BAll.l Y ~ l\SSUlll\I [5 are available on tll11> fastuoned quality in this _____ _... great 4 bedroom. family modem home. Start the --=---~~ room borne wtuch SllS on new year right In the> As s u m a b I e a premium ftt lot pro Newport H1&h School Sl/ 0 1 vid!.ng pncacy and off Outrkt. To see lhlS ID 2 10 stree t RV pa rking staDUy appealing home, Harbor View Monaco S'7'1.500 call us al 540-11.51 Phase Ill Oreat view 3 Forappt.cal Br, 2 ba. By owner You --~HERITAGE 644-)21 I own lheland • -· . REALTORS /Jn NIGEL ., . (}AILEY & ASSIJ[IAT ES Otill.YHOW liTHIH~ ZK4 Port C.r l.Jsle Open S/S 644-4887 $159,900 $5000 On does such a distinctive It's Gortceous' 2 Sty, 4 br, bVUlg become availablt! fnnl din'~· Ir" l''R, 2112 in t.hls exclusive area. ba, upgrd s galore' Bltn just steps to the bay ! vac. gar opnr, bric:k 11us splendid 2 story. Big 4 bdrm, 2 bu, home patio, prof lndscp All 2+2 condominium has w/pool, Jae .. fam·rm. thia & more for only fully equipped kitchen completely remodeled. $132.400. Henlty World, delight. fireplace. patio Big lot, muc h mor e . 7~ decks. garage/work.shop Owner will finance No -and all lhe comforts and credit needed $155,000. ...,_. MlcJuel I 052 custom details suitable balance. Ask for Ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• for selective owne rs! Olernow 964·24_ss __ Ni I Ca ll Be a Ar n old ., _______ _ Laguna gue 752-1920. lltOADMOOR Realty • J QUAIL &zy to=!1~ todays ~ PLACE prices with yesterdays interest rate in N. B.'s Of'IH HOUSE PIOPEITIES"' finest new community S•JUIDAY 1-5 10,-Tit 1:10 r .M.t WiU lease option 5% or "" will sell with 10% down 2321t Atlmttft Wy OPEN HOUSE DAILY 9.2~ Assumable loan TAICE OYst lJIO KINGS ROAD Owner/Broker will assist ,1/40/o LOAM IDGH ON A HILL 3 Br + wrth financmg. 644-4964 Sea View Villa 3 bdrm. I ~• Ba v iew ho m e 2•., bath w/w~1te water fffi:xi Call for details. 4 duplex, including bay view Terra Colla bnck SUN ·REAi TY 964.2611 front to be exchanged floors. su11ned t lass wan · -~ _._ d o w n 1 n a p k g . clows, pnvate communi rvr.1>UTIVE 21.3/684·3200 ty with pooli,, J8CUU I & ~ _ _:.._ ______ _ club house. Let me show RAMILER 9'/flo IMTBEST you how comfortable hfe Choice Broad moor 11 Newport Heights. stun- could be! $174,900 home in great location . 4 ntng reD')Odel; 3 bdrms .. THE PERFECT lge bdrms. frml din. fm ly family rm .. le sundeck . ANSWER rm, 2 stone frplcs. Local· Take ove r low equl ty Ocean view 3 bdrm ed on lge g reenbe lt loan, no loan fees. Super town home . Like n ew w/private pool. Newly buy at $146,500. with many upgrades In offere d at $245,000. ..MRS. CLEAN" ocean communit y with r,,9.l.5()J UVES HBE tennis. pool, j acuzt1 [l....,l~imj!foiilfaj Prime Newport Heights, saunas & club house . _>!::,! .. _______ extremely s ha rp 3 Pnced to sell fast ' Call bdrm .. 2 baths . with for pnvate showing to Real Efitale shake roof, oak noon1. day $12:9,500 SACRIFICE gr eenho us e & muc h FAllWAY LIVING Beaut 4BR. pool, spa. lg e more! $137.500. Large 4 bdrm, 3 bath tn yard. Xlnt area $142.500. CALL 646-4463 level with view or t.:I 673-4311 Agt. Niguel CC from top sun --------i fffu deck. warmly decorat LUXURIOUS ;t!ili*~~·-ec:t. cathedral ceiling, 3 llG CANYON ~";!!;-__ _. car garage, plus more. A perlect family home or w I ASSUMAILE ~T ot.u •~r. Give . Aw•y IU&h ~~ au um loM, • br, poOl Rt'd~ed ti0,000 for Ql.ick aaJe Lo dn A IU&l al 115,GOO By Ownrr ..0_03&8 ___ _ IALIOAPIHIM. 499-4551 Mlwpart ltoch I 069 S.. Jw •• •• • •• ••••••••• • •• •. • • Cmh.tr.o I 0 71 ... ~;i~; ••••••••••••••• BEACH 3 8r2 Ba, lavinc . dirun;c " HOUSE family rm. poolaLU yard . new carpeta & paint, -... S 116 000 mi to beach. Im med. oc e C14>Ancy. S9'1.~. Prln I. Good Quality m ult1plt> units 1m· mediately to north and good quality homes adjacent on the west. 2. Sewer and water mains at tract ~ite. :J. School one bloc k. Call Fresno. Ca. <209 > 225-4800 (209) 255-2877 Art.er S:OOPM ~ICH $16t.to0 If you would m ovt t o mo rr1>w t u b.-iit We.tell ff nr Npl 8• y wtth room for children. pet.a, .. nterta1n1na and hlive tmlIHld SI ,OOO's In oppre<>lation, then call Racllet R~alty 6'2-4758 or642m7 OWMl Balboa Blvd. ~ to oeeao 6 Say New 4 Od r m .. de n w /Vlll!W of ocean 3 bathll, all buHtin•' flreplact' 1 W/W cpt'1 thru-oul ano bu,y~r'» choice of rolor'~ Wet bar. 2 car gar. auto oPU'· ew.tom wt'll bUJll and pract'd t o rse ll. sno.ooo P R I C E D n E L 0 W onJ1. 493-221115 GOVER NMENT AP ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRAI SAL. Cool ocean, ________ _ DRASTICAU Y llDUCB> Gor&eowJ 4 bedroom, J bath home m lhl' country on l ac~ with all the e• tras. Owner will carry the contract ut 9W.4 in sncTACULAlt IAYVllWHOME 3 Br, 2 ba. wet bar, wane cellar, 2 frplca on lge lot w /r oom f or pool . Reduced to $320.000. By owner only. Remodeled w/tllll~ & charm. Open Sat &Sun 12·5.101 Ktngs RoacJ 63Hl90 3br. 2~ba condo near NB Racguet Club. Hil hly UP· graded. Vacant. SI~.~. -~. BYOWMER breei e caresaes this chamunl! 2 alory home. SUn filled Uvrng room. gourmet kitchen le dm king sued bdnns. PLUS Dbcover private roof lop terrace, perfect for sun· bathing or Just watching lhe 1unset over Catalina. Won'tlut ! " ~ M~cnab-lrvine SUPIAILY &NIA.DID HOME In private a r ea, but w/eay access to Fwy: 4 BRa, 2~ baths, formal SAMTA roR HER a cute beach cott.a&e. f'OR HJM it's on a R·2 lot. :M>x.85. BOTH for near lot value. Triplex, 1100;000. Idea l for 2 or 3 families or for mvestmeot. "'2 block to --------•I Bay or Ocean. Owne r , sep. family rm. , wet bar & wall un s Shutter s & de· corat.or wall coverings lhruouL Prof. landscap- ing w/lots of masonry work. A s howplace! $188,000. lGlOO Marion Fl-iuell '152-1• 1• IALIOMillEWPOIT llALTY 675-1170 OOVER SHORES will ri.nance for qual.Jfied buyer. 6'13-611 1. 20HA LOT Newly de cor ated, 3 bednn owner's unit + separate income. Fan· tastic potential. J ust list· ed. Call for preview. ~rm COllTRY ENGLISH ()Pft<l11l>••l\IV"'Ohl~,'(I' ~~"E-:°f:E [(fl IPdll ble areBI of Newport Beac h. • BR . m str Watedront 3 br, 2 ba. 2 w/matchin1 wall paper. s undecks over canal, draperies bedspread, perfect for small boats cedar p aneled d e n . Community pools & ten· w/French doors and blln nis. $1111,000 bookshelf. family room Property House 642 ~ with Parquet noor & prof bar w/soda fountain. --------- t'OUJ\ll')' kitchen. w /tile IMMEDIATE floor. pantry & lge breakfast r oom . lge POSSESSION rorm a l living r m , U you qualify you can have your family in front ol lbe crackling fireplace in lhia beautiful Bluffs home on Christmas Doy. f'naocing ls available & 1111o'e'll mail the ebange of ~so santa can find you .. Don't delay, act lo· day' 416 P lata Open Sat &Sun 1·5 ~21. w/masslve brick fplc. banquet size dining room w/count.ry tile noor & 3 magnificant French doors. with authentic French lace curta ins, lhal open to enchanting formal garden w /path & entert ainment a re as. sepa r a t e d w i th m a n i cured ledges . Beaut. spa m secluded setting. Quaint a rchlttt· baa! features. Such as s phl leve l de sign. diagooaJ pane wmdows , window s hutte r s , penmeter heal. guest bath w/peg le groove Htwport Cftfer flooring . a n tiq u e 640-5357 cabtnetry. wrought Iron ~~~~~~~~~ gates plua much more. - HIWUSTIHG SIAYIEW Beaut iful , ra r e , llamptoo Model. 3 Bdrm, 2i,; ba. Professionally de· corated & landscpaed. Great location. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 1901 Yacht Ca m11la Maxine Propp • '159-1988 ~ 1''"•1<1\11, . ' .~1~ f :o .. ~· i.a, .~1 0 1 Ot M;1 CHRJSTMA.S SPECIAL Marina Really will poy $500 oC you closrn g cost!> for &n)' house purchabed lhis week. We hove 9 NP Shores homes & duplexes hsted & 2 In Npl Crst in add• uon to MLS Services. ,t, Marina Realty 642 8850 UNl(i)UE 3 Bedroom. 2~ baths. Only steps to beach. Fee land. 5319 Ra ver Ave. Open Sat/Sun 12·4. Ph 631-4990 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXEClITIVE ELEGANCE Throughout lhis custom appointed 3 BR 2 BA, f11m1ly rm & jacauizi spa. Must see to enjo)'. Asking $105,000. St Barbara Parochial district. Cus tomized 3 BR 2 BA wilh new ever· ything. Super buy f7l,900 WJlh a high v A loan to as· sume. REALTY FREE HOMES R.E. Advisory Service 530-2224 Assumable VA loan $10.000 moves you m 1m· mediately. No qualify ang, no escrow fees. nc bank fees. 2 Br. formal dining rm, lge lot. 2nd floor ready for finishing. Ori ve b y 1230 S o Broadway. 9'15-0262 or 998-7050. FOR SALE BY OWNER ~ Dei High district. OentraJ park is nearby this approx. i..; acres 101 wrtb 3 BR 2 BA. AU re decorated only $68.00< 2610 Wtlshire Pl. 549·5004 --------1 REALTY FREE HOMES 1..._&.&.. Doww Ho.H R.E. Advisory Service ......-5»2224 Proposition 13 Oce an View.SHARP 0....-WHI~• Lo d o w n . I m m ed . Pat•tMllla Poiftt poMeSSion. Spacious 3 Br Wad ··- IOtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER 3 br ... hug~ lam rm. Completely up graded 9..., "lo loan ~Many extru , large lot termt. t63.llOO. Call S36--0397 FUGO ht by ct.rit'-t l /6'16-4122 or Sl.2S.OOO. $10,000 down. 1--....;.l2_13_>_m_-eooo __ _ Contr•ct of MAie for $115,000 on a 5 bdrm. 4 ....._..Property 1400 b a . h o u s e I n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weslminlster .18mo'7 old. Newport Buch Com · 84&-4589 merc1a l near Cannery ,_,_llffll•tat. Village on Newport Bid . -6 Store/offices w /park ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing. $300.000 will trad~ ......_ Hotma lhru to cash out. Ca 11 For Sc* 1100 Bla)'ne As h er ( 714 > ••••••••••••••••••••••• 934-3710 ·--~~-----•EXCITING• ~..:4°' 1600 Udo M..wpcwt Ice. ••••••••••••••••• •••• • • Elate sale Smack dab ln NEW SUOPl'INC the middle of beauuful CENTER Ne wport H a r bor . A Newport BeochArea garde.a paradise +pet, Tnple net leases. First marvelous pvt beach, years r ent guaranteed. walk t o s hopping in Pnme tugh traffic count. Newport Harbor 's most U.000 Sq. feet rentabll' exdusive area. (K20757) space. $'180,000. OilfClfMa Pecfflc G.orve EldM Co. ...... .._.Sales 63 f .3400 or 2'706HarborSte 206·A 644-1751 S40-st37 MOllUHOME IHFORMATIOH Rent, option to buy mCo. repo's, loan assumpt.ion etc. Easy finance 0 A <.;. 9olfices. MaWM tto.. Ston E. Anaheim 956-4500 Sant.a Alla . 554· 7070 Anaheim 956-101 I W. Anaheim 761·1"42 Westminster 848-889~ Mobile Home rum or un - fum. Acrosa atreel shop puig & buses. $8500 r arm 6e27SO, 548-4158 New cpts. drps. low rent. 7 day move· an. CFG3468> Call Mission Mobile Homes 631-1141 ••• RabetiJlll9n 416 Vista Fiora Newport Beach You are the winner or TwoFrH Tk km to the LONG BF.ACH TIIEATRE l''ESTIVAL THE MAH WHO CAMI TO DIMMER starnng James Wh1l· more at lhe Long Beach Convention & Entertain· me nl Cenler. 300 E . Oce a n Blvd •• Long Beach. Call 642-5678. ext 272. to claim your tickets. ••• IEACHSTORE wtth,art&ing Storefront on Newport B1vd-0ver2000sq ft ·Slus 2 ad.Jo~nl lots. Bwl int: L'\ versatile as to usage, lots may be paved for park.mg. Avail on con· tract saJe. $325.000. P r e s t 1 g 1 o u s 3 + bool&S rm, hrdwd nrs. Bdrm+fa maly r oom cowrtry ldlcben patio. 2 BEACH HOUSE HOME car gar. $'15,000. Act now. lfS FAMILY TIME ~?J000 1ro1t1s. 11tr. ~~t last. ~ ~~~~~ Offered al $325,000. For --------- full det.aHa call: 714-731-3777 64r 153 e By Owner. 12xSO Skyline, Beautiful 5 b edroom ir ~EXCLUSIVE clean p a rk close t o Burr Wh it~ 1?1'.Jll~r :1901 Ne .,..,•011 Blvd NB 171 41 67!>-4630 home In prestigious ~~~~~~~~~ ~--.USTING beach. Space rent $117. •========= Harbor View Homes pro-UDO ISLE BY APPT. ONLY! SJ.2.000. &G013'1 SANT A ANA 1...M,,. vides large famil{ room FHA o r VA t e rms 2215 Ho.lroodway ((.\1-~'1;} = ~:rif:a~; hefo~~ ~c~~ i:'1Xft~h;~~j ~~.~~· ~~b~~ •EXCITING e Two s tory oHi('e bid~. l h e wa r m b r i c k 67~11184 f 1 BBQ d just vacated by Govt., nr rtRPlace. f'onnal dining ---------rp c/ • og run. M.i#-ri leoc.h freeway, 50 car park111~. -.•• -·...., f t rt . i n",......,..,,..RS DELI~ U"I" Redec. kitchen w /bltn r-...,.. OOO full 1 ....... ,...,,.,,., room or en e a m ng , in•C.;J•v """u trash compactor & dis · • AcMIPart&. _,, pn ce. ex1o; · 2 •......r~-a.. y i-w step-down formal Uvang Bea11ch bowle oo R2 .1ot1• hwaaher. DELUXE MOBILE ang $140,000 ls t. Jmm1-d _...,~ llll'IOft .. roomjusloff thetast.eful· ula ze max polent1a . DUNGER HOME occupancy. cl06e escrow 3BR.2ba LUS2BR. lba ly . tiled e ntry way . Xlnl ter ms. $149,900. &A.5SOCIATES W/expando lav rm & lg an January. Call for dt• & mreat. 1 door from Priced below competl· CC1'10 95'7-0'101 968-SSGS enclosed add on. front tails beach. $254,SOO. tion. SUN REALTV,9&"2611 0 latchen, King si bdrm. Exclusive with So. C4111f It.atty 2015 Port Provence s.llt Loplla I 16 Low Rent IUdL H P...-.Y Co 54'95605 OpenSundayl·S S-Clw• 1076 _.................... C4foHMIPod flc Redlon ....................... 'Mlt•w .. •t va.w ...... Hamt1 ~ 17141646--5101 the bus y e x ecutive LOAM $189,000. 4tl-9494 495-5220 496-241 3 130.505 Take over subject to 9V.'7r exll5l.lng loan. Lite & airy townhouse near pool, jacuzZl & tennis · ~ t.o l"asb1on Island . 3 bdrm. 21"1 ba, wet bar, fnnl din, 2 spacious tree sheltered balconies. lge mslr swte w /walk in closets. Only $168 ,000 , 759-15()1 HillQa VIEW ~ l.HN, LM Opt. or 2 BR 2 BA coodo. family 2706 Harbor Sle 206-A * * • Hom e n ear Fas hion 21 S4lle nn.2frplc'a,a«ur.f ate, 540-5937 SMppbta9~ Goavt-~ l&l.and .St.ep down liv·rm 3bdr., Pres ide ntial co mm . p o ol, a c, ---------Cos ~ 26'1Knoit St. " r 0 r m a I d l n I D g. • l{Mls .. Condo. Lease $U5 clubbouee, $1SS,OOO. Sub· DE ANZA BA y S I 0 E Costa Mesa cathedral ceiling for ex-M0.1 ()ptjoo Fee Sl.500 mrt oiler. Terms avad a· 14 tenants, low rents. LOW 8.8°/o IMT. Immaculate 4 Ud rm Pacesetter. Pa rk hke pvt. lot. Beal spiraling interest rates. orrered at $114,000 ~ VIEW!VIEW! t..aiw:ia Niguel l.Jvin". 3 Bdrm home. 3 car gar Comer lot. Beautlrull)' landscaped. Only $110.SOO. E ..Jl,YJOCiak,) MOKUCH SUMMIT IPL.AH 0,.. IZ.4:30 228'2T._ro By the OWM'f $110,000. c.u-.1.m. ------OPEN HOUSE Dally 1·4 219Ya.s.•...., Lido Isle HC>Mt+ An. 2BR houae+Apl over pr. R2. Big comer lot. view. DIR. L/R , den. 1225 000. Appt onl)' 21.5 St. ..,..$100\000 An drew s Rd. Aet Y!&--YoU can aU I bl.I)' a -~--------2 BR 2b&. family room County, 5 Br, 3 ba 2 • wlth 1a1 burnl n & ftpks. 2 car1arage, \ge ce 6 wet bar , aep fncd yard. OWner out of rm boroc. for un· CIUrtry. Must aell or lse ~ 00.000. Anaeh«I w /opt t o b uy. Good cJbl aan1e w /elec! dn. t.erml. $183 000. 549-79'11. mirror e d wardrobe •-----·---- doon. 11c ov~n. redwood llALISTATI SALIS deck in • completely Brobrt or sale. persona, laodlcaped, fenced yard. full/part tim e. Earn LOcated in very nice llO/toonyournextdcal 91tel adll rommunlty In l..ICUDI flllluel. TI\. A .... ,,_ ..... t~VI .....,._ .,.., .. , llALTOU 646o7414 Youarethewtnnerof trupaciousnesslnfami· M.wportCewhr Asldng $8'1,500. ble. PARK.Sp l•0.2Br.28a, C an b e i n r r e a s ed. Two ir..--TI-L...a.. ly room. plus kitchen 640-5357 ._..._,. ... ,t.ltlty. ~COASl'PACIFlC frplc.refrie,compc9t'g. Including ma1or service ~to lhe _... witb breakfast bar s ~~~~~~~~~ •9'-'1111 REALESTATE Spec1ou.<1 secluded Jatio. statJon.Pnce$'100,000 bdrma. multi· leveled :. ---------a 831-2800 •96-8S35 dbhse. pool, Jacuz • bch LONG BEACH . n~ ill 1 FR~CH & boat moonng avail S h o pp i n g ce nte r . 1l{EATRE FESTIVAL outdoor living. """au u g"ll9 T..... I 090 For aaJe by ownr, ownr Anaheim. lJ :.tores, in· THE MAH WHO home for $164,900. Call DOORS C-rcW CorMr ••••••••••••••••••••••• will finance. 6'1s.-0320 dys . eluding 2 chain tenants. CAMI TO DINNY Jugr,. = H .uyy Near Poat Office; 3 long 675-6561 eves. Low rent.II. -__. Lead to lhe lar1e patio le time tenants. $225,000 IUY OH v .A. dwtlwy .._, Wlltt-961-3301 yard~ lh1s charming 2 ... McC--dl .. or submit your down Newport Beach Home. more at the Long _TO_P_O_"""_""_W_O_RL_D_VU_ bdrm., 2 ba. home ln ..-., 494-7551 f:':c on this beautiful, Only $16,500 to ta l. 2 .... ....a.,. _ __.._ & ..._..._ •3bru:.r VauJ• ..... cell-Newport Heights . lh bdrm. + Bonua rm. ss· -_..-wwnun ,~ J.. ...,.. Completely redone by tta · 3 bdrm., 2 ba dbl expand. Great Lakes Entertainment Center, Inda, A /\;, gua r ded ; or-..._ bomeoo60xl01cornerlot In ,.•• • * * Adult ~ E. Oceao Blvd., Long eomm• pool ·--•· BBQ decorat«/owner. -1071 ln preaU1e area. Sep. " Beach. ............... · OP&ISUM.1·5 C•lslt-d itb Park. J acuzzi, pool, Call &G-56'111, ext 272, to 0 w n e r I a I t 424 S. ..._ cleio ..... ,................. I'*\ rm. or en w clubhouse. Rea.an. rent. claim your tickets. 64CM822n 5'MI08'7. *1SJOO DWN, Ii 2 sty , 2 ~ frplct ~!!!,•Lb. New e x • Pa I n t. 2 -v Br condo by the lake. Reaaonablea -·"""· driveways. carport. cor· * * * OCIAIROHTD.--set.ooo. Agl. (7U > CAU.551·661 I ner lot. can any da)' MUSTSELL 2BR61alngle. ~ from 2pm t.111 Midnight. $6000 . DOWN· M&umes bal Sl•3,500 at $ll2S/mo. l Br. 9001, lm· mac. OwMr wiJI carry at 103 . Var. n o c redit needed . prlnc only . 64$.53119. Harbor Vlew Palermo 4Br3Ba FEE Auumet"'-% &o.n. Lodn. 833-1.IMO ll '15.000 By Owner. Duplex, 2 units ea. Seahore Dr. $180 000 2Kdn. 9~%. 541,*2 Room lo bu.lid more . 646-al!n $325,000 firm. 29% down, OP1N SUNDAY lnl. only 10%. Pnn only VIU.,e San Juan. 3 Br,~~~~~~~~ l•-FAMl--Y•PIT-•,A-ltlC- pleue. Agt &M.oo70, eves t·st= unit. SM.llOO LAUIB. WOOD 641>-i758. Mill Pond Ct. 3td> Uncoln, 19?5, AC, Why -t when you can Bl0 4 RLTY. 498·3600 New o o m ar k e t ; AJcan siding, dshwshr ..... beautllul 3 bdrm , BeauUlu.l!! 5 • Park. own, for only SS48. s>e'f' 523 C ... wpeirt ltodl t 06t townhome; ce:otral 11ir, (S91SZU.X ) rm? 2 ipt, 2 full bath 't ~PU5Dl·IRV1f(E •• .. •••••••••••••••• ·•• owned by decora to r . MAXI OFFiil QJndo. call John, Agent. ~mlum location. Musi 3'x80 She,lby. lt'7l, nice 83H2615 teill Outstanding value eond. vacant. Priced un · 2132 E. OCEANFRONT BAY~NJOY THE HOU DAYS -:,:7V:o. CAii.SOM der market for caulck saJe ~~lJ:~ FROM 1 OF THESE LOVllY HOMES llALTOI •n-tHJ (m :995 a--T~ FANTAST1C LOCATION -5 Bdrm. Wul: i ta: lotl Slnll• w ide, clean & ..... -r p family room w/bar & wine cellar. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• cbeer'Y. well btt An1lea • b vaca.ot. fut. poueulon. atepa to bea(h. 2 •BR BOAT DOCKAGE for 100 oet . DICDR.IGHT Anahelm.CBYl65'~> 2BA.13BR 2.BA.allbave $1 .595.000 fee. OWNER FINANC ING 568 Trl·leve l. •BR . Molllt..._Store frp l c'•· encl oaed AVA ILABLE. 3b a t b rooms. S uper tSMIOO Pl"!f..•.:.!~rbel)' ~~ GllAT VALUE -4 Bdrm. almost new. master 1ulte. Formal ~~~~~~~~ IUI-"'1U.N ..,... ... _. •-S dlnto r . Huse Palo s ;;:: aummer /wlntcr rental. (amity room W/We tba r . large P oc • Vtrde atou llr:epl•c:c. U' x IS' EJ!paodo Coach· Elttetlent tnvestment •' pvt b each. $695,000 f ee . OWNER A/C wawaottener. Low U pdated. M u a t b~ You'll probably get tired ol lbe vaew-ooUung but sparkling blue sea - from this r are COM· MERCIAL site. 133 ft OCEAN FRONTAGE in Qlrbbad. $280.000. Suh m1t tenns Owner I Altt '1\4/Ut-1735. Bkr. OH lllSTOl ST. Small commercial zoned 3 units. Just lJsted al S87,500. Excellent for of· ticel prlnUng. etc, etc. Ca l Century 21 Gold a.st Realton. ~·1168 orm-9080. -... ..... rty 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GARDEHAPT. Twel ve 2 Br units w/pool. Great Costa Mos• r e n \ol Qrea . ~.000. BOAT TRADE-IN OK as part dn oo oceanfront 2 atory 2yr old 3 Br luit· ury home. Bouabt on ~. m\at move, no loan · feea. Beet on beach. NB. See a.QYUm• by a ppl. IZM.000 .--.. FINANCING AVA ILABLE. ma,ntenance yard . m o ved. Make o rr. ~1''211\ riff.· SHOWPLACE -Perfect entertainment Prtcedt.osell.callnow. 54Welt ~ [l€HIG€ • \;.... :~· home w/leaded beveled French doors. 53"°1461 llu'. Aa>-1 .. fw54lle 1200 __ HOME:~ Wine cell 'U'. oak & stained JClass ••••••••••••••••••••••• kl.tchen. pan"l"d l1'brary. ma"nlflcent BY OWNER Im · 40Acre9w/natw-a l •prlng 3333W.CoastHwy.NB ~ " ~ m1c:ulat. 3br • ..-I& ri m 6 stream ln No Eaatcm 641-6646 m a~ er suite, jacuzzi. lAr~e P & S. rm" lot. Jdtal locaUon. CA. Bnut ml.n bckad. IOHIW UNITS/CM Rf?AL n · $975,000. fee. $83,too. w / 10% or ? amalltwn 6 Modoc Nat'I · .a.A..... 67M tOO·. 51 .. 1109 doWn.Call~ Fcnat nearby. $35,000. $695.000 M~llll "'9 "' C.U551.sn4. "5-5481 Ait.. ~.Quintard 81M250 Want Ad Help? • ' .._....u•••••d undav O.OOmOt!t 10 1978 \ DAILY PILOT Ottteor .... btot• Otlle-r ... ...... C)thw .... bt9h .••..........•..•...... ...................... . I CM of Mite ,., ., .,., uoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• c..t.MeM 1224 Ho.Ma U•fwwi.a-1 tt.wt U~ HoeM. 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"' II t HM unll" 1111 ~ 11 1 .. i\n11 \\ r ln1·11f111 \71K 11111 1 otl I"••• $fll.l.l" Pj~\TIG HOM fl llll \\ I 1-.it"I llw' 'K 64§..464' 7 '1)$,0001 ., II • ll\h • In t..a,b11h· I''''" MC" a, an 1111 tll'llC'\ abll" PMt't" for ''"" 1"\l\t• .. nJ l'\U')' dul1lt''' •lll Olll' lul 1 I 'p 1f H f"d 111 h'f"'"' 1~ ·~" t QUAIL A_,~~~~- t<>p-fM lllO,,.., lHOUSl!S SLIP INTO •79 ro anrorlably with u v •ut e nd Chr1stmss bonu!. ''lt•c·ri>cl frum nur cxtensiv~ In~ 1·ntor) '1111 ' \ IR'rl~ run help you move• up or 'turl vour anve~t m .. nt pro~ram :--Jo\\' t'ufl lht kn.ow ho" fH•u p It· ''ho bl' It cvt' FllTl'Hf''S 11.\PPt:N fllOA\'' t ~o :n ... ('o ... t11 M••siJ $135 000 :! ( 'osl ,1 \lt.>stt lS9.500 • Ur;m~·· •. 127.500 ( o-.1 ti i\lt>SiJ .167 50() I lr.tn~t· tl~.50() \ t H ;111..:l· l ount.,, ... 179.000 1 l \ < 'ount \ · Hl9.000 11\1• 1· .... H1\·1•rs1dt• 450.000 t or X 1 .. 1 r hshru 1A9 000 ,.,. 1 t ll"itll \1<'!'\:J 165.000 "· S.tnlrt An;.i i'O() 000 tv.o '' Cfl'.t,1 ~k~.1 1\!I 0011 l'l'I 1. <'u ... 1.1 \11-s.1 IMJ 000 -' C ·o,li& \1t .. :,i llt0.000 I ("o,ta :\1t'"·' :!15.000 c. t u''" Mt~.1 195,000 h \n.1h1•1rn J5.0001l'U t' H1\c•r ... 1f1t· 260,000 1 , "·'" ''" ~·11 ( ·uunt \ 860.000 :1~ ( 1111 111 ~t.th• ~.000 X \ I llll ol ~I 111• t,6()0,()00 'It, llut 111 S!.Jll' 1.600.000 l\J(I I ltt\l'l'~llit.• 2.~,00(l QUAil PUCE PROPBTIES 17 I 41 752-1920 ATT9mOM: c•i wt• 11 ...... K3 or prof ron.J a.oof'd tut. NOm for 1 "Wctral un Ila(~ .. ~ ........ 714-?lbO Sh9rJTn-"-• ..... , ....... 0 ~ IO bl'•1·h l Wit 2UA. l l 81l WA. ull hitw r r p 11• " t• n ,. I o to t' 11 pr•f(m V<'1&rlv 1ncom1• llV 800 ('oultl t>t· morL' uo 11umt11t·r wcnlt•r ro•nt11I i'~n~ll~ Ill IOH'.,lll'll'UI lll 13&>.00U 4-Ptca Cotto MeM '.!.llSH .!lUK 11~.000 tRur ....... t:.tl>l.atJr l'n11ti1 Meu on dbl lul 82UH wtoa1t11ched .:i•ra.:n. I 38H ('ncl~t'd icura.il· lloom lu 11dd mor.: unlb l-'111•rlll'nl a->ltC1U11I for ln~l'i.lm•·nt IJ u )' l' r 1> r b u 1 I d l' r 13:)0,M • l<t'.,L T\ 641-1355 ........ , "...+Y 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 180 I<",.. 4 ~ ~ ptor acre for Ranches or t-"enrw near atllllf11 lieldl by Ownen. T•rm. t'or 1nro t·all $31 '1316 or 1 2S.l ~ No 8rolct'rt1 FABULOUS FALLBROOK Two II acre ovut•11do w-uvc:. $1.60.000 l'a Al~o 10 '7 ucrlfla bllrt' l1rnd w/lake Ideal for hont'K, uvocedos. kiwis. ' Chrt•lma1 trt' • farm planting. Price $80.000 All over loo~unc Pala .... ~Club. COO· t ett C harles Lloyd. TIUOO <714 l 728-Slm ......... l!xdl ~ 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'MU trade S7500 dt'Cd of lt\11~ for ~u.l ly 1n 3 4 Br boMI' SuhJect onl) lo -;mu.II bl r o 751 4K2G u1 49;} 1 L53 ('Vell Wtll llell or trade new beauulul 4 br hon1c In Lompoc for properi tes In Orange Co or Tahoe area. 963~ or 548·3451. WW trade 1978 Tioga 22h' ~me for property in Incline Village, Lake T;ahoe. 963-0459 or 548-3451 aar•ae. be1ut boua~ ···············~······· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• &egte _ Nr Bch/AtlanLa. 3 br 2 AHTt(f)UI IUFFS ba. lo upk~p'i!j. t'Overcd 3 BR 2 Ba Ea1\llde Coll• l*llo• nu c S'2S mo Mea11 $CS6 mo Call Pam ms~itleO or Larry. 546-WO Have .rwr own nr .. pl•Ct' for Ouiltmaat 3 bdrm l ba. 147$ per mo 1~ ThamtS Lo C:all Lit 892·77\l ell $)2 or S.-1258 F'\repiat't", 3 l•e bdrma. J bot.hi. C'f1'am1<' tile, wet· bar, mlcrowavo. dbl l(ur w/opnor llrend new. ••r rondo 631 OU4 --2 ...-S. ,_1 .. --Adl.&lts over 40, 3 Br. con "" m; do. security & recrta Nl'W 2 l\drm . 2 ba uon. $495 96().1366 'J'wnhm l'lu11h crp1 ·~. ---r11>k. J1tt'. ~ur Avail SE-HD 3 br. 2 ba . cbhwhr. now $47~ l~t Mo. & l'ln'g cov'd patio. Qar. fncd yd dep Mttnunrll!. 640-0tl63 KJds It pt1.8 ok $45S. i\l(t. Qr'*" 7414 no f tJ(•. 96t-2566 973-2971 3 Bdrm. 2 bit. yard. pool + jac Frplc.2caraar,kids ' pN ok. 5'50. 675-6670 All· or 4516-l788 eve1. Omminl E-side home by Orange 4' 17th oo qwct t'\&ldel.ac 3 BR; 2 BA. ram rm w/lf:t' uaed brick (pk 4c cute sunporch. nu p111nt, paper & crpts Nl<'e vard w 1 gardener ~ !135 3649 AVAIL NOW Pnme M~u Ve~ loc 3 bdr. 2 ba pool home. Contact Jackie Umque Homes 546-5990 $325 redec. 2 BR E.S1de gar. fl>c:d pat.JO, Adults DO ptU. 846-1078 F..ASTSJDE3BR. 2ba. bltns. 2-car gar . $52.5. S48-4W NEWPORT BEACH Last or th~ nl'W home!4 on the water for l<'asc only Liv~ ttnd entt>rtaan In C'lt'gancc in your nrw <'Ustom hor{lt.' with d<-s1~ncr inter1on>. Convenient"l' ori('nted to mc-ludc 3 car i:ar:.1JH:'~ with automati<' <>pcner~. k1t«hi•n!' with m icro·wavt' ran~('S. ~ctr r l<'anin{! ovc•n s. trnsh co mpac tors. and nag n.in~c tops: wct·bari; in <.tll mod~: f1rc•ple&C-t'S in J1 v1ng room~-<& ht•droom~. Indoor t:rnndry art:'B~: J,!Ucsl suiH·. fomily room and mut'!\ mor<' Do<'k availt1blt.• t o a ll lt!MOti. Shown by appoint m<•nt. Call Linda Jl aun <7 14)833·3150 <8to5wE'~kday:-> (If\ I lol ~lH'l'lll'Cll l-.i1i.ti.1d1.· propc•rt' 1---------•I TAKE YOUR rta <.>wtl\.'r will twlr> hn11oc:t' Tnvlt"t C M 1128.000 Tnp&ex. C.M. $207.~ Tnplex Orange 198.SOO SUPER NEW ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• INSfANTIN New to wnh ouse F.ast.side. Qwck move-m. PKi mo Best value in town. 2S48 Orange Ave. 642-0282 Owner "'-"-'Cb ~wrk :twit· ~>~.ooo A UE:HIGE: /"~~HOM€~ J33J ~ l'c1.1~1 llvq 'I. k 64§...6646 •TitAOfOR CONTRACT• I l r1ll• in C'o'\l<t Ml':.ll . .ill ., I• j t I II u '> :i n d r I' fuc blShl'd , pri Vo.Ill' WllUti' $~9,000 752 llnll l QUAIL A.!~~~- 10,...Tll l ·JO ,.M,I S.A. 4-f'LE.X •\II 3 BR 2 83 units $1400 mu tn('c•ml' 0140l'r will , .•• rr~ .ind Full pr1t't' r.t.~.1•10 A PR€HIG€ ~--..._---+j_HOM€S :m3W Coa.~l Hwy, NB 64~646 ... ~··~· ~o 4-plex.es in Co~ta Mesa. sharpest units on the s treet' EnC'IOsed ~.1ra..:es . no deferred m:untt-nante Can be .. otd :.i:par:.itl'ly or tJ)fte\lwr $L59 000 each UWNt.:K ,\~Xl<H'S 7~ J!f21) ~ QUAIL A_,~~~~- l()peft Til l :lO r.M I EASTSIDE7 Pntle of ownership 3 fir 2 Ba w/fireplacc own1•r 's unit .,. "'" 2 l\r t own h uu.,t· 11n11 .. 1482.t•Kl A PRE:H IG€ '-+--I HOME:~ :sJJJ W l'oJ:.l llw v NU 64§...6646 ~on Harbour Large executwe 4-plex. Must be sokl fcu.l. Offers. offers. offers. SCOTI'RULTY 536-7533 lOHALOT i'...tsL'ttde Costa ~l'Sa 3 "4:'parate hou~t'l> on ('Or m•r lol Super location $1S!l.91MI 44 DUPLEXES AtOMSll,250 HOMES W JIMC. 4. P\ex. Anah. suo .000 3,000 lo ti.000 sq fl. af f()l'dubl.i, low dwn, only 11 JtJw ldt m lhc Tustin Park Irvine Bus. Ccnler 0-5970. llJS.5971 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3102 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------(' u I d t' ., ;I C' n e I P. h bottlnod 2 & JHr un 1(1~ lots. moc.it'rn 11pt:. t'ur<'hlll>l'ri. provided 'A 1W.t oC ~ntal u1Qwnes 4 Plex Orange Sl32.000 All urut& Ill good cond•· oon. Dtll 556-266() LohforSde 2200 ORANGE Country Liv Ing. EQueslrtan ac livtlles. New duplex. Beaut. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, frplc, lge fed yrd, $675. mo. Owner 997·5612 House for rent Gardener & water pd $450/mo 548-1797 t 00/o DOWN AV AIL t;::SELECT FAIRVIEW GARDENS I PROPERTIES 547-6582 IRE.AKEVEM 6 HOUSH &lsu.ide CM. :.ellcr well finan«. 2 JBR. 4 2BR + yarm. S290.000. Pnn on- ly. Bkr. 631-1234 --- Own / Agl o wns T WO TRIPLEXES. Will trade ror single ramily home JO KEU.Y 846-1371 or 846-1985 150/o DOWH 4-Plex & Sngl Family Assume Seller well fmance Mngml av11 1I Ntent Gary 0. Bosll•r 960-4388 or 5:J6-24!1K Pnnc1pals onl~ 16 UHITS S380,0DO 15"} rln . contract of sale Great l'Ond. Net sJ)t!ncJa bleS180 mo. Bob Mar..-cL 1.1.T 9Sr'.Ni66 12 UNITS. Costa MN111. 2 BR l Br. encl. gar's, 7 years old. $430.000. By owner. 548-4262 ---------- 12 UNITS. Costa Mesa, 2 BR 1 Br. encl gar's. 7 years old $420.000 By owner 548-4262. ----HOME PLUS INCUM f. BY OWNER nc TRAMSFUSIOH HEB>B> ... Qt;l{.'K in :,IJC Ea~l111tk CO!\tJ Mesu houst'~' BU'.\' ern c·onlral'I at only SJ2,SOO eac h ' In up ~r adl'd area n(':.r school:.. traru;portat1on and shopping! All for SJ,96,000 <musl be sold t.ogelher ) . 7:>2· 1920. Jt c;>UAIL A.!:~S~w 10,... Tll l :lO ,.M.I Deluxe lan~c custom BY OWNER home 4 bdrm. sewing rm 2•, ba. lol l> o f Tnµlc>. $190.000 ldt•al ::.wra.il'. dbl garai?E'. pla> for 2 or 3 lllrn1h1•., or f<lr huust>. qualtty <'u .. tom mve:.tmcnt ' • block lo ('onstr + 3 beautiful Bay or O<-ean Owner s1n!(le ~lOr:Y 2 bdrm 2 b:t Wlil flJ1anCt' (Or quahf1ed Apt' s . Never vacant, ...:buy~e~r_01~3_tl_11_1 ___ _ very close to beach. Codo ~ 3-ftex $259,000 Save call Owner All 2 BR 1 BA. Pnce 53&8659 ------$140,IXX> SlS.000 down & 4-PLEX owner wtll carry on con· COST A MESA tract. Income $975 mo. :! bdnns each. 2 units ~ent 6454479 huve patio areas. 9•,../t, JUST LISTS> financing avacl $149.SOO 2 tnplex unit.s $165.000 OliVld Bourke. Realtor. each. Both have one 3 54&-9950 bdrm own l' r · s u n 1 t 39 UNITS w1f1replac•l' & double garage +two2 bdrm r~n BUENA PARK Lais. Income s1000 +per Take over loao Only mo. each bwldmg Pnde $200K down Income, location location Cen- S&.005 per mo Payments tury 21 Gold Coast only $6.800 per mo. Won't Realtors, 548·1168 or last. call Rick Byers, ~9060. BKR 714-542-3676 DB.UXE4PUX Brand new all the ex· t.ras. Great Costa Mesa loc·at1 on Ideal for owner/ocC"upant -two to choose from. Full Pn<'l' $23),000 CHAR.MING CdMDUPliX ···•·••·•••·········••· OfftCE ILDG SITE ~ltodt 3141 ....................... ~Condo2 bdrm.2 ba. encl. palJO. 2 ca r encl garage all ittras, pool etc Avail 12·15 $375 aft. 5 832· 5.2162 4 BR. 2 ba. fam rm Choice neighborhood 't523 CAMPUSDa·IRVIWE s.s.'50/mo. 9552 Woodlawn ---------Dr. HB. Call to see . llunUngton Beach :.'7.000 SQ ft lot near 1•ac 1f1cu llosp1t :.I. a Poult:. Shop Co tr & CIVIC Center Sl35.000 531>-1461 Crescent Bay, steps to ocean. 3 br. 2 ba. 2 frplcs. $4:95 Best Cost.a Mesa loc JBd. 2Ba. huRe fam rm. i..,.olHch 3141 ev_es _____ _ •••••••••••••••••••••••County, 5 Br. 3 ba. 2 I Br unique Qu:aet •, ac: rrp1cs. 2 car gar David Bourke Rltr 5*9950 PAHORAMIC OCEAN VIEW Full one halC acre Newport Beach lot in the exclusive guarded gate community of Harbor Ridge. Will a ccom · modate a ler.nis court. Call JaC'k Custer at Mac- nab Irvine Rily Co. <714 )64()-6776. --- OCEAMFftOHT We:sl Newport JO x 62 w1lh Coastal approved plw1 By Owner $295.UOO 644-8612 CUSTOM LOT· Top of Spyglass hill. Best orrer over 250K . /\gent 1fSSyrly.497·32.82 3 UR 2 Ba pool home ...;. Call for appl. 75l-2060_ f'P. 2 gar, nr .,.., ocean. $525. 645-1223 or 536-1286 Frpl, kids/p et:. ok. focd yard.SS75. ~ Rough. $450. Jan I. l<iew/opl to bu}'_~__,-4 Ot-eanfr ont old f'r Normandy guest house 2-sty. l BR. l~ BA. frplc. patio, garage. prl v beach. s.s.'50 wintor, $6SO yrty.~ ... wport leodt l 169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Magnificent beachfront West Newport home. s Bdrm. 2 baths +dorm loft~ SHOO/mo.to June Yr~y_ lse possihle 956-5871 ONWATlR 2Br home with BOAT SLIP. $650/mo lse F\lrni.shed or unCum. Wf!AWff1 Oftt HOfiles 631-1400 4 Br & den, 2h ba condo i.., blk rrom Newport Back Bay Olympic s12e pool. tennis courts . Jac:w.u 4c sauna. Uve the good active h fe . $550. ~~1. 3 Br 2 Ba Mesa Verde. SS()O mo. Ca II 546-5880. askror Pam 4~POOLHOME 778 Allegheny 4 Bdrm 2 bath. rlreplace. fenced yard. cover ed patio. ~75 cno. Nr. South Q>ast Pla.ui tWW• Hatar 499-Z286 West.cliff. 3 BR. rt.\ ha 3242 Spectous 1 br dplx. Qwet pat. encl yard. super ror --••••••••••••••••••• &woodsy. Adult. S'J75. tn· ram. No pel!l..._!f5$0 3Brbome.ofrwater,$675 cl. ut1I. 497·2370 or 646-2389 ,, --.._ ~~~-ga rdener . 7S0066 HARBORVlEWHO~~~ '"'-3244 WXUltY UVIMG Carmel Model 3 bdrtll. 2 -·••••••••••••••••••• Newly re modled 4BR ba. fam. rm. dbl.-gar 2ba. s unroom. 2 frplc. itardener met. 1614 pi·r LOVELY & PRIVATE 4br. 2ba. tam rm, frplc . A JC. gar opnr. trash comp . Nic e y d . gardener . pool. tennis. $525. Eves 644-fi863, Msg 5;5&-0186. ~5868. panoramic ocenn vu. mo. Call644-7007 Mstr Br suite w /sittin~ YF 0 :::i rm & 25' Pvt balcony. BA R rn . Redwood hot tub. Wa lk ~unou.i; cabana hv1n1t. lD pvt bch. Avail mid· l!Ptil-level l Br+ deo. ~l' Jan.SBISO/mo.499-!'>049 lfv rm. open. 'beams. stonefrplc. paliO. l\~t" Crescent Bay. steps lo tllQO. Vrly lse. 673"-1*1>. ocean. 3 br. 2 ba. 2 frpk . USyrty. 497-3282 5i56-4JllO Elegant 3Br . 2ba on Lido CM of C-'Y Isle. no children or pets. ~ l''"ll Hl\!11 1HE 1...AKES-Laraeal un· it. best view. 2Br . 2Ba. attached 2 car garage. frplc. tennis, pool etc. Will~ option $500 mo. avail 12/15. 49:J..2(M7 TINY STUDIO COTTAGE Fireplace. ocean view S'J75/mo. Nichols R £. «M-7220 UDOISU51dnft 136 Via Trieste Spaciou .. home w l ge 11v1n1· r m + de n . I rolm :t t' $12SO/roo lse. ~ ,....., 2550 $850/mo.67S--0615 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~1"1 ~'"~·~•• ,orr~J'! ~1· Woodbridge exec delux coado. a vail l mmed, short term. $550. SS9-1833 Waterfronl Homt"h &...,..tms 3250, ____ 631_·_1400 __ _ Cute 2 bdrm. cottage . Steps w beach. $325 per 2 BR 1 BA. encl. garage. mo. incl. util. Winter sml yard. tnplex. $325 + ~ _ $100 cleaning + $50 HOLIDAYS secunty K.uis & sml pet ATTRllE.ACH OK.~79.---- New 3 BR. 2"'2 ba. ocean 3br. Iba 1:-: Side Lg yd, front home & 2 car gar . ~arg, spotless No pet:.. Weekly or monthly $41.5.646-7528 Agi:nt675-8170 .::,___;, ____ _ --------Brand new Jbr. 21n bu, Ho.Ms u..fwMslwd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·timid 3206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc. l>bl garg, pool & µc:uu.i. 5 min to bell. Yr· ly lease. No pets. $525. 548-9157 /835-~- --•••••••••••••••··~· Harbor Highlands 3 br :! Woodbndge 2 BR + deo, 2 New 2 bdrm. I ba. air ba. lge eocl patio. Nu ba.sngl famhm. Atrium, cood. rrpk. Nr Lake S400 pet.s.$550. ~58. gar opener. or sch ls. mo. 673.Qi.14 Newporl Crest Condo gardener. $550 mo. 2 BR, 1 BA. frplc. brand More than 2000 i.q rt 5.59-5598. new bou!le. $MIO mo. <.;all W1lb Ocea.n view. 4 bdrm Beaut. 3 Br 2 Ba. form. 213/~ ram. rm. rormal din. sms dmiogrmin Uoiv. Park.,_.._. 3252 l.Ocl.use oC pool, jar. & 01vered patio. dbl gar ==~••••••••• lf!tnis. 84S--029S Agent w/op en er. s teps t f.aslbhlf 3 br. 2 ba. gar comm. pool/jac/sbop· f01t SALE ope. Grdnr. Nice boml.'. pmg & schools. $550 mo. -~ .. ......,.-&11 s.•<.E S6'1S ~1914 Village Realtor s . EX~5,----·------ 561-zn6orSS2-7000 Value at $126.SOO. 10% ----.. ---down. wm sell all or BAYFRONT. Brand new Avail 12/11. 4BR 2ba, Woodbridge 2 BR l~BA part. "'ompletely re· 3 BR on No . Bay =·t!o~~So.g~~t twntne,bgcloset.s,palio. decorated. eie.tanNt ~ br1• Bhtfs condo, 3 BR 21:1 ba.. S6'1S Per mo , mo to ioo. 2643 Vlst.a Omada w/comerview. Lrg Iott & Plaza. $485/mo. Afl epm lndryrm. $425. 646-83S2 2"'2 ba Laguna 1gue .slcytites, brick pat .• $900 Coodoin a garden hke at· mo lse, 1.Sl, last + de· 8»9683 $325. Ref rig, rec. fac1l. 1 mospbett. Outstanding The Bluffs, 4 BR condo posit.6'73-1206eves. 2br clean,garg,smfencd br +loftroodo. view. Near shopping. '6JSMo.4J5 V1staRoma ---------yd. s m pet ok. JSl ·C 644-1.523 private golf course. ten-Agenl640-SSfJO Avocado 642·08S7. No Oraogetree patw home. l tuS courts & beaches. By l~~~~~~~~~ F .. oak Poroclw Buy of the Monlh. $189.000 . Plant to avocados m Fallbrook. 3 04 acres Quality 2450 sq ft, 2n~w homes. Tile root. all amerulles High IO tulls i.urrounded by R'l"OVes 2 frplc's. 3 Br 3 Ha. Golf & nver View New custom quabt)" 3 Br 2 Ba 2542 !>Q fl homt>s . J acuz1.1 tub. wet bar. heal pump, golf cart lo clubhouse $194.000. Hilltop unique all wood con5truclion 3 level, 3 Br (.'()Witry homes. Orchard. c orral. s tabl e, l(reenbouses. on 2.29 acres. forever view. Overlookrnic Sao Lws Rey Raver S220.000 Ranch Acres Realty ....,_ ~ ___... ~ 7141758-JlSO ...... _...<E' ,~ ., ..--.-.. singlet; Br. den. pool. jac .. ten· owner. 770-081!. HARBOR VTEW. 4 BR. ---o•d wi•t•r leases GrdS.'i Valley. Nevada Ci· GYaile&e. ty. Ca 2 superb estate I properties available. JBr · · · · · · · $600 mo/yr Y 3BR ....... ~/winter 3639 sq fl cstm home on S 2BR. Cum · · · · · · · · · $450 forested ac Every lwc· SAUSJ~ R.E. ury con venie nce: 2 ~~~~~~~~~ 3 BR, 2 ba .. frplc., gar. Yearly. Rumbold Rlty 675--4822 C.-del..._. lZll ....................... 0-poiftt 3216 nis, gar, adults. $395 mo. FR 2'-'2 ba. 6 mo's or ~ r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 56&-llM.l,551·2056 N IGUEL SHORES : lse view, $825 m o Brand new house 3 br, 2i.AJ ~ tBr 3 bath A/C All SpadouS 4 bdrm, 2"'2 ba •• _644-__ 5621 _____ _ ba, 2 car gar . rncd yd. dee kitCbeo f 'mily. ram rm. beach. t.enrus SEAVIEW BR FR 2 Pool. tennis. full • ~ rm. $635/mo. 493·6293 o r 3 • '? ft-.. :es. Near s........, wet barb • frplcPool, int.etto~. 831·1453 ba. grdnr & assoc dut.>!> ...,""""".. ...._.., 1 tmae more. • par~. uxl $1100 mo. 644-5621 recreahon, schools & gardener. $595/ mo. Beautilul Home 3 bdrm. 3 boa Ung. $650. m o. 5 59. 90 s 6 wk n d s, ba. Formal din. pn vate 3 BR. 2.,., ba. Spaciou:. (714)63&-3728or771·3220 (0)688.2370wkdys. comm. with t e nn is. condo 0!1 the wa!t.>~ JaCUUl It beach. $675 mo. wlboat slip up to 40 . ~ 752-9223 or 499-4611 ~ g8!' w /auto <>Pl!. _Dis· $9). Univ. Park 3 br, 2 ba. incl. gardener It dues 51D-8155 •. Univ Prk 3~~ 2ba twnhse. t1nct 1ve ameo 1l1t•!-> JSR. 2.8a home on qmet 49Mtl>l Yiitd.ys . hil l , assoc. p ool. $475/mo. 546·6274. Lse/QllbOD. No fee. Back 751..Slll Bay. A va i l Jan I . A PQ€\TIGE: A PRE:STIGE: /"~ i HOME:~ ,,q_ ' HOMES l333W Coaslllwy,NU mJW.CoastHwy.NB All the things you've wanted. such as beamed ceilings. rpks. shake rooC + great location & condlllon. Front unit w /2 BR. 2 baths (huge master BR). Rear unll tS new w/3 BRs, 2i,.<;a baths. $231,IXX> (G Ul5 > rrplc's, hg covered deck = with 100 m1 view 3 yrs old Cannot be duplicated for Sl89.SOO sale price. 4300 SQ ft designer 's home No step too great for elegance & conve- nience 10 magnificent pr1v. view ac. w/lrg pood. orchard. gardens, under_sround fuel tanks. J\ddiUonal 4000 SQ fl top lmc comm. l(rade bldg. Priced nghl al $395.000. ~beams & spacious. 3 tr, 2 ba & rrplc . Yearly. call 557·23>0 ask for Mr. O>l.lins. Fantastic 180" Ocean view 11.V. Hills. Lusk. 3 bdrm 2 ba. ram. $900 incl wate r &gardener. Avail. Jan l. 7SfJ.9016 afl. 5pm. Execut.lve rent.al s bdrm. + study + Fam. LiVIDg rm. & Formal din. t~. feuced. 2 bllts from hl Sc;boot. CbUdreo OK. No pets. $595 per mo. Call Marie Neeley Agt. m-4934 &Toro 1231 Gm.bit loc. many upgrds. &!per sharp. lmmed oc cup. $550/mo. 549-9009. LEASE Wooclwi. $475/mo 1st /last+ $1011 3 Br. 21;1,r Ba, frplc. patios. 546--0659 landscaped, pool/Jae. --------- $450. ttik'>-5978 1/2 block to beach 645-6646 64§...6646 ---- 211..0Q(S TO IUCH Colt.a Mesa 3 bdrm house 2 house!!, $44,750 each. + 2 urut.s + rm for I T .. rrn'I available. Don't mof'f $10.S,OOO Beautiful be tn lal.c' 3 bdrm house w I ex· ~ ""LTY l.emlve brick work + r m SCOTI'R110A for 1 more. $90,000. Barbara Wright 644-QOO Bill Aufder H e ide 916/273-7996 Charlie Giiiette 916/265-6329 Agts . 100 S. Auburn, Grass Valley, Ca. 95945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Air cood 2Br Condo, avail Jan 20. $360 mo. + dep .• l yr Ille. Tom Cushman. owner /agt. 832·5842. 832-~10 ft I t• V'*1y 3234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TowMoul~ 3BR2'h BA Wet Bar-ElecG/O $550/mo ++ Prefer no children No pets LARGE 2 story homl'. Niguel Shores Twnhm. s pa c i ou s room :. Jbr. 3ba. Fantastic ocean wfbeamed & vaulted view. Pvt. bch. pool, ten· c et 11 n gs • 2 h u g c nis. guarded community. bedrooms. 2 baths. frplr. $650mo.493-6033826-4763 deck & 2 patios. ga:. 5 36-7 5 3 3 Owner 714-27 J.1838 ...... Deteti. llnori 2400 M!Mlt• Dft«t, ....... 2400 3 BR. 2v.r ba, frplc, sun· deck, 2 Story. Gar. washing racil, stove. D/W, no pets. l 'h b!Jts to scbl/sholJs. Avail now. $600/mo. 640·2095, ~ Deluie Tiburon Condo. 3Br, 2.,.,Ba, pool, wet bar, AC. $415 mo. Broker-Owner 714/67Wl.22 714fN&.8BS'T 213/431·9'26 Niguel Shores. 4 )>r, 2 ba. BBQ. D/W. refri1g. F.rld cl Sea Terrace Plan J on gar w/st.orage & aun ry lge ~ Frplc, ram rm. bkup. OWd OK. no pets. leflnis, pool. jacuzzi & $65()/mo yrly. Ulilllli!i. PLUSH TR~LEX Xlnt CM locallon Two 2BR & one 38R w "et bar. frpll''s, e n cl garages. & lndry rm Don't miss this one! $174,WO. Only 15% down A-eRe:n1Gt: /"-t-~ HOM€S 3333 W Coast Hwy.NB 64M646 19 FOUR PUXIS Take over 9~'h:t loan. On· ly MOOK Down. lnromc, $22.135 per mo. Pay menu. only $14,000 per mu, Seller n~s cash ! Ulll Hick Byers, liKR 114 54.2-3676 . CIUMMY 4 PlEX 4 B I duplexes mcl bayfrout lo be exC'h. down 1n a p k g . 213/684·3200 -------By owner oreao view tnplex S. C 1235.000. 4· plexes S . C. $195,000 eueb 4 plcxes D P $235,000 ~ach Minimum $50,000 cash requ1 red each Pnn only. Fmanc· IOI by selJer 496-5275. IEACHFIXH $115.000. San Clemente 1'n-Pl.-x, priced to tell. Well loc:eted 2· 1-1 BERTIIA HENRY REALTORS 2lS Del ftf ar 492-4121 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realtg P.S. I LOVE YOU! WHICH~THESITHUI SMAUITIE? 2 BR. 1.,., bath home. 2 car _8C7_-4S25 ______ _ earace le deck.. $450/mo. 4 Br. l~ ba. or Scbool.s. Waterfront H omes Cb ... _ •-c,,._._in ....... 1..... urc ....... • .,...,,..,,. g. ..... ...,., 9650/mo.tSl-91MO SHARP2Br, tBa, garage. IW1i4•1Helt 3240 'N.Shr/dryr, wlk to shop· •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• pmg & bch. $S0() mo. Cati 4 BR. 2"'1 b•. walk lo coUect (213l •H318 ocean $.'500 mo. Aak for 2 BR. [rplc. beams. Rreat pallo, location. so. or PCH. $475. 504 Acacia s lop by or, 714 /640· 92163eves, 213/376·9369 •eves. Keith. 982·4471 New~egant·2 bedroom ~. or 2 bedroom + den $S7S. Cledar It window home. Five blocks to buch. Private 2·cu JASMIMIC.__ 1arase. Fully main· MOit impressive 2 BR lo tabled yard. Adulta. No earthtooe ~olon. Pvl ~~')~.18th ~pool. Jae. letlnll. 1_:;::..::;;:,,;;~~.;...:;..:..~ Avall Dec J.5, Call now. VERY SHARP 3 Br 2 0. 3br, 3ba, sep DR, frplc, patio. attached ga~ & poot Deerfield, Irvine. ssoo Larry Waelde . 551Mm2. NEW WOODBRIDG E Exec 3 Br 2~ Ba twnh.me. Formal dining. A/C. dlx upgredes, nr lake. 1111 recreation privileges. $59S. 5116-3099 ()nngdree Plan 3 1 BR ooodo. AIC, teooil. pool. S3l5 mo. 7Sl· l.LS4 MOO. 2 Br coodo ln loveb Woodbridge. ~. lake. etc. No pets. 833-8080 beach. 1 yr lie. $16SO. mo . ..::.pd._9a).SM4 _____ ___ 67S.Q82: SSl-2338 ()a the water. adult tendo. Mooarch Swnmil 3 Br 2 Lt d o Park Dr Ba ocean view. adu lt wt magoificenl b&ll & comm «!lubhouse/pool ocean view. 2 BR. 2..., ba. SSZ.497-4218 sauna. pool. 'f!Weekl,11 a.id. 6 mo ntin l ease. 2 Br, 2 Ba, Den. twnhse. $1800 mo. Call owoer for end unit w /view Pool, appt, 67341536. ~c._, carpeled/draped.1...:...::..:......;~----- f'rpie & bit-ins, gar. $410 ·oe of ~ condo locu 213 ~ 7066 °"" ·""'89 tioas in Newport C...t. 4 mo. ,.,.,.,.. '.....,_, br. family rm, lormal ....._ Ylefo 326 7 dinin&-S700 or 1700 cno -•••••••••• •••• ••• • • Use Of eocnmunity r•·t· Beaut1hll home. 3BR. 2ba, facilities. Agent. 83S-8430 2 atory, llluft .ec to ap· Broadmoor Seev,e't' 4 predate. $650 + de p . bdrm + den. Viri'l>to 3tlll San V\o~te. Cell perty 2121 Yath l Rewla atW-1107 Yankee. $1.()00. p/rn o. a.n J br, 2 ba. frpk ~ or 640~1,r or ~r. eauo ,.r. fned .. . lnvC!l\Or·~ rtcli~ht All 2 Br tfP\$ Nf'w pu1nl & carpets Pncl'<t nahl Ill IOO,IXX>. 7 UMITs.c.M • Beaut new building. F\.replt1ce3, xlnl location. TSl. lnvmt.s 642· 1603 MUSTSEll DUPLKX. fT1 ,500. Good cmdltlon. sand location Owner/alt\. 673·77_'J7 __ ( 1) 1 BR Riviera Hotel condo 1n the renter of Palm Springs that is only $81.500 unfurn. Avail end of Dee. for the ~eason. -or -<2) On So. Palm Canyon a 2 BR . 2 bath h ome w /gor geous mtn . & canyon view. fully furn. for $117,000 leasehold - or -(3) Sumo location -a 3BR. 2 bath homo fully furn . offered at $124.000 le~S(lh<>l<l . Avail. J an i9. Will consickr lease/option. <G t06) TOM ALI .INSON 642-8235 Rltr.155-0dl. &42-3263 new caJ1>9ls/dra~. btt- bdrm ... B Cot'. Ins, ff1>1c, patio. lg yard. 2 · t ..... ...ge. 2 car 1arage. w•lk to prage with lndry hook beach. close to ever· up. Cl<* to 11hpg. bcb ylblnl. $S25 mo. Ca ll $3115 per. mo. 640-M48 af\ alle:r 5PM. 213/ 431 ·3W Urwknds. WOODBRDG CkEEKSIDE Laree t br. 2~ bas. 2 •l>'. fam rm, neitl lo prk Perrect hm hom f' $595.Jmo Call wk/d ya 89&·'833 eves/'llknds ~18 yd. Kkll .. p;t8 ok. $t55. L.ae D4!W 3BR. 2~ ba AJO,, no fee. 964-2:561 or duplex, frplc~ pat\~( Jr;ci m.21711 2 car gar. S57$~o l9fT or LSI CWT ~7804 ev 979-4850 4)'~ A fRE:STIG€ /~~HOMES DW CoutHwy,NB 641 '646 The fastl'SI drjw in th~ West . .a Daily Pilot Classlf1NI Ad 642-5678 642·123S • 901 Dover Drlwi 644·6200 Harbor View Center ~cottage. 2 BR. l H11ve socnethina you want &a •• frpl., P.•lio. dbl to eeU1 ClaNWed ad.II do ~$4.'iOMonth 1t well -C.11 NOW, A.(ent m-~ 642-51'711 ... ,..,._ .. .,. ............ • ...... -• • • • ' I' , ... .. -.. , . "'--.. -. OnJy S5B5 per mo IAl'le 2 ll.Ol'Y 38r home on cor· oer lot. Owner wlU le.Ml Ol1tiOn wtth onl.y $2000 op· t.fon money. Cell SS&-1777 ..:I Mk for Rella ta . Cadlllacs to r.o-Oirtb Whatever the t'od Roll 'cm off the nilfttet With a Clauificd..Ad Call Now! 642·5618 ' ... . . . . -. .... ··- f 0 If DAILY PILOT C1 , I I ... • ........... ~ uir'r4' 342' .... lJ,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •••••••••••••••• ti 8 J BR. 21.At DA. eillt . tJ• 3 BR. 2'"' ha ram rm. Pool. tennta On crteobell S1 0 S5?5 CIU84283'71 Allt Ml.lDUl ~entl44 1133 P'u&hT~e tn Hunt Udl.> b l. 3 8R 3 ba, 231 Re h for leu• nur ~ft. ~. blu~. 4 ~ni bearb All crpl drP•· Tild. llOO 831 U3'f d1w. wal r pd 19 yrs or o~r 2 8d l lot b1 pool11. ~ 8R in lltt• nu dt'<'or, II{ 1arur'tl, uunl. tenoll lnrd 1d. IJ('U, kldJi OK r lubhouH ptv patio * 1\1\.114 1642 ~ W\U lnlerv &m S.. to l'romllfttory Pt I b4rm PJ>l"l'(talt 11982 53311_ with v1tlw St1f1'11 rum '•a::t:. Mo-1\ C'Hl'nt111I~ UflO ~·· JIJS tn>-6411 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wllllt to ~•t·h u11du ~hr 411, lw, w u a.ar l'ool ~4'411.aftltpm tli\V('R~-'-r l'ool llum<' JHt. 38.'a. fam rm lfl•h *:.al 3706 ~ 81\ Twnt\a.I' 811 r a ••••• ••••• • • •• • • •• • •• • • . . . associated .. fl I .. t U ', .. I ~ ' W ~ A I.-I • , .. . ~ . .,.. fMff'h ......... .,.,...._... u.fwa. Apot ....... u..fur"a. A.pwtm•nh u..fur"A. AportftitHh ~ AporfMHh Uillfw1'. ......... ··········· ... ······················· ........................ ······················· .............................................. . CofNMieM 3124 C..,... Jl24 HMtMcl••och 3140 lrtlM 3144 t .. wport lecsch 3169 Mtwpcwi•oc.h lt6' ·····•••··············• ·······•••············· ••....•...••.•.•......•...••...............••. ·············•········· .........••.••........ , LAMAfitCH.t..t.ns Bl*t' 1&2tJr1ardcnupb Nor S l'o1nt11, Com WalnutSquam.• 2bdrm Joum or Unfurn N'1W i NOW t 1 _ •. • b d Pool tr "'" All uUI l)C.I modorc Cir Aptl 2 br SlnJlo aauae '345 bdrm. 2 b11. J atory. frplc _,,. l ,2•" e toum Adult•. oo p•t• U~b Klda wtkom .. Set1 mar Nu~b 55l·288$ 11t wal~r dbl 6(ar 1111 ~ .. ~d•n•fit1 Adult• ~"°&»raa rorrt•nt 1t11J11r11mmodo ... c1r NEW 2U t.: d 43rd t714 11i7SSH64 •u~b!p:jtg~,,~· E1Pucil"loM1:llll Apt3fl&$ Northwo~. c~:ck~'1d~ t21J) 9008 - m Crotl Pl fW2 .,....,3 Ul5ll M1plr Avr. ""l ~ ~"' -· N\"# lwiunoua 2 br" den. loc. w1h•nn1s. pool & Weatclltr ibr. <eba. frplc & Ml'&\ VEROF. hom• Ill Brllnd MW dupl"" 2 br. 2 2 ba. bllna, tncl rt!frll J11Cun1 $38) mo pool Superior toe YOJ CAN ff FORD NF'M'ORT BEACH Park New~rt mMph«'r«' z•J br dlx ba hltn11 , dahwhr. Srrwllpetok s.t2Smo M1·2006.~13l15 __ Adult• $350 645 OJ02, •OU. 00 pell ~tl 11134 l'lll'Pt!lll. dr1(>''t1 & laun GemlllJ Rily 839 8623 2 BK. 1 811 ('()ndo OW . Al:. 644 6'77 dry 1-:utilldt' ()4116429 Sp11. Vool. aym. umn111 2 Bit I 1>¥. 11,, blk to twh. 1.\JXURV APT LIVING.. ~ lb . I b». 111 elec llr•nd ~) t 11e\·un1 Y MOO + No kid&. ""ti 1 .. _,,...,,k •""' mo Au a al 0v"rl....i. ln• The W .. .,+7 04'W ll7 l'! lflth St 137~ 2 bdrm l lt'l ba Town lb1: "94 ,,_ ....... """ ....,., • .. """' ., .... mo Altl~l 5032 .. ; SJl>I-: 2br. Iba. 1111dc.:k. 1.,., 11'\1 to beach CIOll«'d 4.964 Jan I G1)6233uft lipm l!:nJOY S7S0,000 11pet'· U.cular spa, 7 11wimm1ng jl()Olj. 8 lighted courti.. mill~ of bike \nils, put· lUlR. shulflubu11rda 2 Cldr . I h11 • nt"w lnst•llu t11>n11. nuw t•orp1•l11 &r 1lt11 Srna 11 (ltll~ 0 K ~ Mo UICY7 li l'h1eun LluM22'~ ~ lid 3 tto n r n~v.. C M N U . 1111 bltni; petio yd llOITI<' w /ffl)IC. mt•l-0&«.I l•u. lodry Hn nr W 0 huoku11. PH S4n TSL M.w111.l(tm~nl 00 1603 l(lltl( /\dull.I 1285 ur p11llu. $375 mo •--• h 1141 -UJ02lil\ ~ 2127 _,...-tlC 2 llr. yearly, IMO month. 6'2 lllnS ••••••••••••••••••••••• no gurage. Cull e11e11 Uu'ICU I hdr Avt <iiAAl 3 bd.rm 11~ bo Close to Cl.lYF DR IVE VJF;W (21J)!IM-6121 loc11t1un $250 Mt> hhclpping No pets $33!1 CONOO No L111un11 2 640.41111.1 7~R764 Hr. I~ 811. fFPI. deck. 1600/mo yrly l:all 2 ~. 1 ·~ ba. $32:1 u nrurn i\dullll, newly rcdecornt ~ Ullhwhr, AtC GH & waler pd Uulcon)' carport. pool & p.i r\y room Cua Grnnaoa. mum OCEAN l''RONT View, 2br, l'·•ba. 1100I. uun11. 14)0 Tom . $31i 3483 6.16--0300 673-!l(X» 1&2Brapts lltal pd Will furn 642·1334 or tl42 6578 Hori\$ from 1349 50/mo cv~ AJllO l&.2 bdrm pl11ns Liirl(t' 3 br 2 ba. en. 962· UIOO __ _ Ol't-an Vu llugh I BR BEAC H A P T Ll(t' t rpl<'. di!ck. dinning, modem 28R. 2ba apt Sli!P!I to beac h S47l Very pvt I blk to beach 497 1955 N t' w p a 1 n t • <' I c a n . <'Pl S/drps . v.&ulted 2 Bedrms. rplc . beach beamed ct'tl 'u Lgc block, Bluebird Canyon walk· an cl011eli;. bltanb view. dec k. c11rporl Enel gar w1storatte 499-3656 Sorry no kids or pel.s 2 story townhoW>eli F..lec kitch. pnv. patios &r balc.:on1ca;. crpti.. draperie11. p11rkar1ti:. elevatora O)'On lu11uMUU • hr•n Llltl" l1l•nd B•"fr(lnl ,..... Adll.t. no pt·b rmo lbd.rm apt furn t•hC'tl t•ttl ancld \'rly $375 m-om 11.arbr Vu llm• :: tiR lll'n 8t•l6u11 r u I ) .. rd Av•1I lhrv J .. n 1 .. 1 Im t~•rdiml'f 1nrl '' .. 11 """'. 2 bf UPl'-·r apt )Un 'TE.P!'t TO iiCll. ~Ur ~ ulll pd. 1ar '37~ mo yrly lt'l~ 2BOO w ...... vi-. lh11ut1ful br.nd Ot'"" Mdult aptt No ~t11 l'ool JU<'Uill Open fnr v1ew1nic wkndl 10 S 9M W l!ilh Sl PJllO & gaN&e Nr OCC 2 BR 1~. Ba 1n • plell. near Nopet.i. ~ 751 300tl Beach & Slater $250 962-4tln or 962,04~ 2Br Studio Duplex N1:w <'pl. curt111ni.. Rar no kJdi; pets dU)S 6'15 2899, (•\t<!t842 0927 Spacious new 4 plex. 3 &. 2 BR uruu, gar. pal, bltns. nr b c h Frum $385 84&-lSSl Lagima MkJ-1 ll 52 ~mo . uul pd 960-5844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean front Nrwport 8e11ch Wanler rental 3 bdrm 2 ba Huge s un deck R1Rhl on sand On bes t beac h 1-·u11y funu.shed &. ready to l.w enJoyelJ Day'l 752 7'1 IO Eves Wknds 838·218!1 For Lease 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Condo. fron\.Ulg on El Niguel golf cour:;c Im mac $400 pt mo Cull Don. 496·2413 day:.. 496-2479 eve11 Al Fashion Is land. Jam l>oree & San J ouqul• Hilla Rd f·or rental 111format1on Jan I~ fb,.'iOM(H,f~i ~11 . llOO Y..k S71 4.~ Yrly 3Ur 2 hat dt!n. tt 1n ••• ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11111. frplr, 3 1·.ir 11a1 ~ )rl)' Sn' studao I ~Uo. bUtldtt'k t.42 001 Adull Ulll paic1. vn bl·h ~30fl3 ""' c..,, wll.ndi. Jbr. 21.,bll ('Ondo OOIAr l'H R.cquel Club No j>t'lb, C.-.. M• )722 no 'mok 1ng It>)() mo ••••••••••••••••• •• •• • • ~~ Spiac1ou:; I lir furn iapl, ~ walk to bt·arh & slort'», ' I 81i ~\am r ark N.-wvurl MOO p mo t 'ull 640 IJ:I').') Bach $2$~ S2M I Orfl9() ~ 2 Br $.'W $350 ISL M1tml 642 1003 llAMOMIW ------I BR. new!} remodeled. carpets & draJ>t'l>. child OK Rear ~4 Newport 01 Open !IAM !PM H' 3 hr, 2 ba. 1111 ch•etm· Sat/Sun $225 752 1830 Co\1:red parking $3'7~ to ---- l4'1S mu 600 W -...a91t-:.B.AU ••••••••••••••••••••••• llumillun 838·2917 or Wl9'-' u ...._I.a.cl 3'06 tl42 2164 Bacnelor $275 ••••••••••• •• ••• •• ••• •• -I Br from $320 1-'0VR Si!:ASONS A PTS 2 Br $360 v.,11rly, amm1tc 2 BR Spue 2brtownhouse.1~2 Adult.s.nopcts partially furn . no pets. b 1 w no children, I 1tdult ~ IA, pvt put10. poo ?2.SOVanguurd ay AVAJL NOW. 2 nu 2 br. 2 ba. apU 111cl gar. frplc. bll ms. UP111lrs $376 incl elect Dwnstrs. $375 incl Ccnd yd Nr 405 rrwy. & ll l.C Hosp. Bach apt avail, Jao $250. Incl utal 848·398Ei_...;_ ___ _ ATI'RACTJVE 2 bdrm + den. frplc, gar age. Ne c hildren $425 mo 962-7788Ask for Milek Ml1sloft Vl•io 3167 ••······•·············• 3 bdrm house. c.:lcan. water paid. $410 per mo. 493-°"34 uoo va:w 2br. rrplr . patJo. sep 0 H Adltb. S600/mo 67~ 3 BR. I blk. to ocean. Yr l'Wwport leach 1869 ly. lease.~ mont h. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agen\675·1642 2br, lba. laundry rm I • rar garg, yearly 5445 mo. Owners apt .. upper unit, 71 4/644 IGOO I BR Winter rental. furn avail . avatl 1mmt'd $28.S. ut1I ml'. 673·3958 or 5'M·ti899 • Promontory Pt, top floor. cathedral cclUng. watt'r View, 2 OR 2 BA. frplc, SOOO mo. 875-9584 L IDO BAYFRONT. Superb view . sandy • beach. frplc, 2 BR S6SO. Avaal 1/2/79 645-6685 twroor Vww llomt 3 Br ~ Cl66 UUJ 111rl 1113 6071 hit 411U'den1ng induded • Av11l J11p 6 640 Ot71J eo.e.w.te 3724 2 adults~ 613 5099 Adults $300 735 Joann 540·9626 _,., Sl. ~eves ---.... , ...... 3'07 --2 BH. ,,., bu . r rplc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Eall!Jlade adult 2 Br. den beaut area ind pool & LUx bayfront ve~ Ira 2 2 BM condo. pool, dbl gar . clubhowie $'75. Agent 4412 Sea s hore Dr. 4 BR. 2 ba .. fr;i>I. ~rm ...... 1!40ft 61s-7479 ocean view . 2 Ca r Hcwbow' 1842 -garage. Stellfl to ocean Plush bach pad. Pvt. qi.Del. 1 br Garage. u\il pd $345. On bay, block lo bl!ach. 613-6336 eve. ~10. or 546 ~71 ••••••••• ••• ••• • • • • • •• • I B~OkOOM & BA Tlf Pvt cntranct-$150 mo ~ 5155 " 675 64:!0 C\i ••••••••••••••••••••••• R b Avail. Jan 15th S?SO mo Oelux 4 B • 2 a , gar. no Yearly lease. 646-~377 art .... _ 2 Ba bo l M2,5. 559-6.S88: 645-6822 644-1211 631·3444 awm. • co o. a - pets. steps to bch. $575 6 PM 4 br. new p1u11t . lg fnco _yd. '21 Tustin. $411~ Open ~n 11 3 12131661 111t1 SUSCASITAS l~fc &t small l bdrm 1•nc gar. $245 &. up Adults. no pets i111 Newport Bl 548-4968 slap av11il Yearly 2 btlrm Iba compl 2BRI BA.encl gar1tRC. $1SO/mo 875 6775 lot.chen. patio. lnd:ri Cuc sml yard. tnplcx $325 + 2 bdrm. $4SO mo Yearly g11rage. 1970 Wa lace SlOO cleaning + $50 Cloi.e to i.hopp1nii &. secunty. Kids & sm l pet 313•.., Alvarado Pl Call schools Older children OK 645-4479 l Br. bltns. refng. drps. new crpt, pool. JUC Nr beach 2131592·5813 yrly lse. 644-1103 ----Dover 'I'wnbse. dbl gar., frpl. wash/dryer. pool Adu.ll.<I S425 mo. 645--9442. ----lrtW 314 ,; Parle Newport Sub lease, lllivl· 'omclhtnl! to w ll ' ... 2Br. 2ba Lux fac1I C'la'"hl'd Jdi.. do it wl'll Ma~ltqon leach 3840 .......... °"leach 3840 •••••••••••••••• •• • ••• • S444trno 640.9612 631~ or 675·3600 OK. No pets $325 mo ---- 1.UX UR Y BAY fKONT ~1850545-6155 2br ~!15 ------2563 ~Iden w l dock 3 111 . 2 ba 2 Br 1 Ila. Eai.u.1de. 251 ~2788 • 6464904 w!fr plc Yrly lsc l6lhPlace Upstaar1>apt. - -2 BR. I ba. furn. Adult! It(; CAHYOM only. Pool 1295. Mo t1 *BRAND NEW* IRVIMl'S MEWEST Al'f COMMUMITY 3 BR townhome w /fan· mo. Ava.JI now. 673-4804 t.asllc golf coune view Many upgrades $900/ ...,..114oa leach 3740 Mo Julie VanWleren ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·1'1ot <Gl07> •Bach Long Beuch . IAY Ir OCEAM VIEW Pnvacy, UUI pd. Sl65. Gorgeous decor · new cpl Adult, no pets. 833·8974. &drps 2 BR. 2 bath con· 673-t928 $310 mo No pets. Call Roomy 2 BR. beami. Nr $200. uul --A, 1 Br duplex. Pamal546-5880 Harbor Shopg (Ju1ct .._. --Adults. lndry. No pct& stove & refn g , no peb, 2 BR. 2 ba. all e lcc. new $!35/$245. 54fH661 tlRITAGE POINT clo w 1pr1 vate balcony HiMiimu•~111i"'""'0•,:· 3742 lt11tl slip may be avail S700 1 Mo Barbara ••••••••••••••••••••••• WnghtM4·6200 IG108l Bach. frplc. 'IV . pool & ---------•I JIU' Steps (rm bch. I yr L..e $285. il~592·3171 Y RENT lAllJMM •ach 11 ... when you can lcusc up ••••••••••••••••••••••• uon this country s11,cd LAGUNA BEACH MT.R upper bay exec home 5 lNN $75/wk & up. Maid txlrms. 3 bath. fam rm. & serv . color TV. heated bay view from the dU1m1t pool. Uta I (714 ) 494·5294. rm CallMS 7221 98SN. Coast Hwy. Ca-l'TURY 21 Bechelor apt, ocean view. pra v yard. walk lo WE s Tc LIFF beaC'h, parking $260 incl REAL TY uo1 4!M·9804. 21311113-0093 Orean Vu Spacious lbr. 327 open beams. frplc. Derk. •••••••••••••••••••••• s teps to bch. S475. HHI> A RENT AL? Seetheexperti. al •HOMEFIMDERS• !tomes apts·plexs sngls Largeiit selc<.11on or low rental:. in South Orange Cnty from $100. /\II areas All pnceb Call loday·Move today 498-0084 412N 1-;1Camino Real. San Clemente 4 bdrm. 211':1 ba Family Home Goll course view Heautiful kitchen, micro· wave, trash comp clos toshopp111g l year lease $S50 per ~98-1238 Sc.ieh LogllllMI 321 •••••••••••••••••••••• ZBr. w/garatte. close l 9lh St. bch, $450 mo 497-1955 -------Mtwport •och 37 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RCllhsfroM$27S GRt:,\T R El'Ht-:ATION Sw1mmini: . .,,11111a,, 2 hl'allh duh,, hilha1ch. n 1i:h1 ll~htt·d 11•11ni... l•JUrt~ Pro & prn '>hup l!Olf <lnv1nl! rdnll.l'. 11Jrl~ rnom ... l ~ /\CT I V I T I ... ~ F11l11tm\• d1rl'<'tor. ln·1· Su.nc1ay brun1·h. HHC.f,, trip!> pJrttt'-. .... purl 494-3672 ------1 tournamt•ni:. & mon " ~7·1~3-8243 c 0 v · d pa r k 1 n & . 3 Bdrm. 21-; ba. $700 pr Ownr/agt. $375 642-2164. mo. y rly . Workmg g1rli. ~-4894__ _ __ pref. 313 Alvarado Pl New. beaut. 2 BR. 11, bu 6.11-0Z34 ~r ~75·3600 11pt .. gar & deck. Adu I ls 3br , 2ba. new carpe ts. $375. Avail. now 644 2343 2 BR Uplx. Adult:., no pe\s. $325 Op Sat/Sun 14 3260gle 644·1547 drapes. paint. rrplc. rn11 . Bay & Ocean vu. No pelli '650 yrly 203 8th Sl <up perJ CoroRa .. Mor 3822 •··••··········••···•·· 2 Br upstairs. rrplc. snrm. lg sndk. gar. 6 blks to ocean $425 752·7811. f>7S.9115 eves George 2 BR. 2 ba , (flll. 2 car gar On Jasmine $500 Mo ~ 675-59:.>/675 6494 2 Br. I ba. ulll paid Garage incld. S4251 mo Ca.11~1089 JBR, 21,; ba. rrplc. sun deck. 2 i.to r y. KcH. washing Cac ti. s toH. O/W, no pet.s. 11'2 blk to schls/shops Avail now. $600/ m o 640 2095, 675-8)62 LOVEL 'f 21r Upptr with fireplace, private patio. En c losed gar North of Coast Highway. No pets, no children. $425./mo Call Linda GTh-2311 or aft 5, 646-6457 Yrly 2 br upper. $395. Incl. gas & water. no pets. 51411" Marigold 675·6137 OCEAHVllW 2 bdrm I ba car port. l·rpl drape!!, lndry fal· good 10<.· Nu pcl11 $280 mo 271 1-: 16th l'I 644-0452 REDUCED New t.ownhouse tyl)t' un· at.s, Easts1de. only 5 lcrt 1 2 Br. i i., bu. renced yds. small pet ok Were to $450. Now all $395. mo Onve by 2548 Orange Ave. then call 642·0282 3 Rr. 2 ba townhouse Quiel adull la v1nii I:;nr~ gar & patio No pets $400 645·3381 or 675-5949 MES.t.PIMES I BR $.115 2 BR $380. Pool. jacuzzi. gar. avail Adults. no pets 2650 Harlu Ave, 549.2447 VILUMEDERA An apt community de signed with you in mmd feo1unog 8 s pae10U$ floor plans. t-um1shed or un· furn1s h 1:d I 2 & J bedroom apti. Im ~>dtale Occupanc.:y 2 Br. 2 ba. like ne1o1· cond Encl garati:es . Coupll• pref. Slllll 11 <'h1h.I ok No pets. $330 232.4 !::Iden ~ 1965. F£A TURI MG "'ASTSIO"' d. "Pl •Park llkescttmg ,., .... stu 10 ~ •Ltghled tennis court:. Util mcl $l35 •Recreallunal fae1h\1cs -&'75-~00 Agent •Pool & Jacuu1 s:ns. 2 br. 11,. ba, patio. •Gas BBQ lndry rm. a dults, no pets. •Sparkling c.:lean laun TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 dry •Garden patio kitchen 0-PoiM 3126 •()pen beam ceilin!UI ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Klngsiie bedrooms Deluxe duplex Jbr 2ba, •Large walk 111 closets balcony, gar, rrplc No •J>nvatetlrei.slllgareas pets 551Vil94. •Accented walls 2 Br Twnhse, 2 c ar garage. frplc. den pvt yd I yr old bldg. $415. m o Near comer or Walnut & Jeffery off S A Frwy <714)559·7000, i.orry no ·~9053 - -pets Rental center open I Br, clean. new carpet. datly 9 am to 7 pm garage. $275/mo. Call Hia~Oft Beoch 3840 83G-9325. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br. close to twn & beach. I BT garden apt. stove & $300 mo. util lncl'd. refri~. Adults, no pets _494_·3672 ____ _ $250. 548-0020 Near new townhsc. 2 Hr. l'h ba. gar. rncd pal . $345 mo. 645·4655 PM & wknds 2 Bdrm apts. unfurn. farruly com plex. no pets. Z!08 apt 3, College Ave. 00-9760. I bdrm. Cozy with wood burning frplc. lit 2 car encl. garage. No children. No pets. $275 per mo. Avail. Jan 5th. 492-4948 or ot93-6764 an.. 6pm&wknds. tWM9• l.ach 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARP. beach 1,2& 3 BR. BACHELOR UNIT· Park· rrplc, dishwshr. garage ing. quiet residential $195 &patios. 960-2358 mo.5.12-4649 Westuc•ater 329 1-11-:AI 'TIFliL /\ PTS S1nl(ll'' 1&2 bedrno 111' ..'urn & unrurn Mod1·h u111•n dJ1h lO tu 7 Huum mJl\' 't•n 11·1• ,1\ .111 :"o ll':t'>t' rcqu1n• •••••••••••••••••••••• J BR 2 Be. dm11111 & b ving. pool, renc yard. dbl ca gar. $525 960-5596 ----...... ,.,,.. .... dor .... shed 3300 OF CATALINA & THE WEDGE. SPACI OUS OLDER 1 BR. APPROX 1000 SQ. FT. 3 RD FLOOR WALK UP. RANGE & OVEN & REFRIG. CARPORT & LAUNDRY FAClL. MO TO MO $450. 613-6552. &side. lrg 2 BR. 1 ba. new crpl5 & d.rps. lrg s undeck & gar. Adlt.s. no pets. SD).7SZ.~ . 2BR2ba upper, fn>lc. sun· SMlrra Village 2 br . 2 ba. dk, gar, 4 blka to ocean. ~. incl. refrig. gas & $450/mo. 664-82'17 water. Adults, no pets. 114 E. 20t.h. 548-0137. Townhouse. lovely. spac. & home·like. 2 br with pvt, gated entrance + 2 patios. Some with all. garage. Sw1mm1ng pool. Jacuzzi. Tennis courts. l blk to Huntington shop· ping center mall. Adult.a. No pets. From $435. Seawlod VIiiage, 15555 2 BR, 1..., Ba. bltns. fplc, pool, adul\S, no pets . $350. 673-1418 evs/wknd $375. 2 br. l Yl ba twnhse. Huntington Village Lane. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..................•.... ······················· SSZS. lowerduplex. 3 BR. 2 ba. blt.ns. 11'.1 blk \.() bch I Yrly 125 45lh St Open l Sat & Sun 675·9785. 2131798-4356 Ke nnebunkport? Wasn't he the Ambassador from Australia under Teddy Roosevelt? (.,.. no r r;?V -..J BAY FRONT·2Br. 2Ba. yr lse. sttunly bldg Call Evelyn 631 ·2482 $500 3 br. 2 ba. patio. all bltns. gar 11:1 blk to beach. Adults No peU. TSL Mgmt 642 1603 Cmy lBr. I bath colta.ie. 1 '2 blk to bch. S325/mu '194· 7287. 494-42 l2 MEW ER 2 BR. 1 ba .. unf . yrly 1, Blk to beac.:h. S435 Avail now lsl & last & $200secun\y WEST MEWPORT 3 Bdrms .. l ba .. unrum . $465. Yearly IALIOA ... EWPORT REM.TY 675-1170 OCEAHRlOMT Yr round lmmed. a\-a1I 3 br. free lndry $550 1·213·283-5882 ~lhng anything wllh a Daily Pilot Classified ,\d I!' a s ample matter JI.ISL call 642·5678 HtaitW10tt Beoch 3840 •····•···•············· I I II you re nor sure whO (or what) Kennybunkport wa~. Clon t feel bdel-you re not t11ont? Kennytxmkport ·~ one of 14 Cl1suncuve1y cJ1fferen1 apartment floorplan!> .it Seaw1nrt v111aqe 111 Hunungton Bec!Cn St>aw1nrl Village 1s a re-,ult of totaHy per!>Ona11ze11 professional plann1ntJ. I he kind of cJ1ten11on you dt?!>erve A perfe\t blenrJ of nature ano 11v1nCJ neSl IE'<l iri d forl'5t w11 n wot111nq tirook~ drlCl qu11>1 porid'>. cooled Oy 11aiura1 O<edn oreez~ Mrt to tndt tennis courts . ..,w1mm1ng pool~. a JdCutz1 dn<J s convenient Joca11on near <:.hopping dnrt l:'fTlPIOyment clnd you ve go1 d place cJnyone would prouOfy Cclll nome (Even Kennybunkportll 0~ cln<J lWO bedroom. Ont! and two Oatt, cJ<Jult dpdrtment<, from S3 t 5 00 Seaw1nd V.lloH'J' llf•fll"'• ~ i ,. I~~!'.':> ... 11\11' t;'<Jf Villdqi' l.d~I' ~nt1~qto11 bt·dC:l {..\ C 11 4 ) 898·996 I ~rr,ro-tr"'::...,,, 01eqo ~rePWny orive '•O"" O' W><Kn ,,, II M(~;iOO('n. 1t1er1 w~r oo MCFd'J<Je 1 to ~dWW I V1l,d'I"' I L-f•ir~1rqs .iv~lldt>k> • {)pt>n r:J.111y ~~ uv~ PREVIEW! 0Akwood -·MOlf--LE-H•0-M•E-~ GMden Apartments IMFOIMATIOH Rent, option to buy inro. repo's, loan assumption etc. Easy finance 0 A.C u()ff1ces. M•wport kech/ Monti HHO lrv1n1• 1at 171h 1 f~l:l O'l!'.0 M•wport kech/Sallfft 17UU 16lh St 11.>ovn iJl lflth 1 G'12 8170 Newly dee 2 .iy 2Br. 2Ba . frplc, gar. 61.S Narc u1sus. Opt s.16-3S20 Neat 2 BR, So. of hwy. S350 Per m onth. Paul Martin, Rltr. 644-7383 Gar, rplc. patio. good loc. llB. (714)8911-9961. E·Slde. TSL Memt 642.1603 2 Br, children welcome. no pets. Starting al $270 Avail. lg 3 Br. 2 Ba. $400 mo.84&1B0'7. mo· 1618 Corl and er• _2_B_R_._2_b_a_,_d_l_s h-w-as_h_e-r, 975-2140, 52.8-3161 encl. gar. 2 blks from Ulililles include d 1 hr beach. $350. Adults, no A Private Apa r tment Village Blessed by Sea and Sun in Huntington Beach Mobile Hotnt Store Anaheim 956· 1011 W Anaheim 761-1442 Eu\ Anaheim !lS6-4SOO ~~~~~~~~~ West.minster 8'8·8895 = OCEAMVIEW QWet Hazel Dr .. 3 BR. 3 ba .. playroom . 3 view decks. V1canl It shining. lll50 Mootb ~taAna 5M·7070 Beach dplx w/enclosed garaie & lnd.ry tac, 2Br. ••• $485 mo. 963·0427 or 492--0352 MOllicaGIHloll 1650 Marguente Ave. Corona del Mar You are the wmner or ~,,...lklMh tolhe 4 BR, 2 ba, frplc, D/W. etc. F.ncl ear. 1201120i,.; Agate, Balboa hid. 9!12S/mo. 675-SSOO rf50M11a dd ..Alatt -~~ ... ~uYtliR~ 111!1 G?J-8494 2435 I!. Cont Hwy .. CdM , LONG BEACH 1'KEATRE FESTIVAL THIMAHWHO ,~TODIMMIR starrlna Jamea Whit· more at the LonlJ Beach Convent.Ion It Entertain· menl Center , 300 E . Ocean Blvd .. L o n g Beach. Call M2·S6'78, ext 272, to cl11lrn your tickets. * .... 3425 ....................... NEWPORTCREST • Spaclou 1 condo. bUuWu.I d«or. uoo 1q. f\.1.ri-levtJ. 3 8R + den. 3 BA: 1uo kon llvlna room. wtt bar. Pool and Jacual: t.ennlt courts . walklnl d l1lance to bled\! '800/moo\h on a month to month bu&.. ~II Dtnyae O'Connell for appoi ntment. ftl.IDO. WANT OCEANFRONT? Balboa 2BR·S390 mo. Agent 631-4990 Co1taMeto 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cos ...... • •••••••••••••••••••••• l ~1 stowi, oew Cfllt, dJllil. NOchUdren or pell. MH3112. editerraneanVillag •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcoverlng •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk·in clolets •Balconies, paU06 •Park-like labdscavlng •Swimming pools, ucuui •Lighted tennis courts •Mlnutes ro freeways & beaches , ... OOM I _.OOMI_. 2 •-2 II TOWMMOUSI AduJll Only Office Open Dally 9 to 6 ·G:? (714• 117-IOJO ' 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. $19S. Patio. Adults. quiet. pets. 960-5260 644.a8. .... ..... 2 BR. e ncl gar. $275. 2 Br JV! Ba, blt·lm. new ch1ld.ren OK. no pet.a, avl carpets/drapes, encl. Jan s. t BR, encl gar. gar., patio. Nr beach. $24(), avl Dec LS, 631·2374 park. 1hope. $345 m o. cr67s.m4 evs •1Z79 3124 CostaMeto 3124 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -... ~ . ..-. Stream•. waterfalls, a pioe f oreat. Among Orange County's mott spectacular aduJt apert- ment communities. 1 ~bdr.:2 bath. Move-In ready. Offices open 9to6. • PtnECRf:SI 2300 F•IMfw Ad Cotlt M ... 646-2300 Just completed ond reody now IN thos! l1Jc ky peoplo lookmQ tor the ulhmote in oportment hvmq m o superb locdhon Moke your selection dunnq preview time .. move mlo o brood new oportment w1thm o few weeks See Furnished Models Select from the exciting choice: Junior One Bedroom• Spacious One Bedroom Luxury Two Bedroom, Two Bath Enioy the secunty of o pnvole key-cord entry QOle tind features J1lce built·m k11chen w11h luminous ce1hng, plush corpet. lorQe pnvote pobo or bolcony with e xtro storoQe .. ond. for you ond your adult lnends. JX>OI. spo. laundry loc1hhes ond o liqhted lennis cour1 Preview Rentals Now (For limited time} $290.00 to $440.00 per month A development of Family Home Builders, Inc . M wth•/T•lu.. t1I u w.ke ....... & ..................................... . 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Rate Free ~t Calt Gut· ~ ~ lwW\a & r~plUI :!.l yn ~ M8"tt•r 'd <SA-11 1n m1it11c: T h11 rou1>011 -.ortA IS. Gil \433 ..... /a.,. <-l\n.Mmu SPf'Clal U<M O(f on all lmseed 011 tr~al ina. N.nales . ., i.h-.k~i.. 1L~t & a cry la• co.iho~ tor compog1t1on ~ht~m. & bit up roof111" 2Q yr ... t'XP"r Fr« f.Atl m:uei. Mc:"mb~r Ch:amh1•r 01 Comm(trN· Comm 411 ~Id ~ttll:S U • J APOllaott Serv $M.Sl'3 TRIP-CUA.RC lHJO ,. __.,. .. ~Main.SA _.. ' )G-3'22: 'lS7 0100 ..... ••• •• •• • • •• • • •• • • • -a.,._,,h•r l-'rt't' lat An)' * • • stJof' jotJI C'..a ll .\Ila n ur Joe.... Tony~ Park">•" l.n lntnc< YOU arC' ll>e! W. lnnt1r or Two,.,... Tic~h Df'' ~ u' 1• r n •· w 11' 'UW'WM~ ... •tnl )ObJt lltl, &!....,.Ml •or l'lttl to t1w C.,.. Ser-Yk. lD. C Bl': < ll •••••••••• •••• ••• • • •• • • TICEATREYf:.~TIVAl ~ • alutn dr.a11 THIMAM WHO Cob bnahtt'TI..r11 1111h1 CAMI TO 01.... C'pU 10 mm bloc· II < ·11•an ,1•rnn1 J11 mf"11 Wbut ""· dln rm hall I U 1h11t mor~ 11t Ow IA1141 a ch nn l'7 ~ NIU' h 11 11 1 hr l Ul\\MlU\lll 4. tbll'rtain ~ (il.l&t l'llm prl odor m11n1 l't"nlC'r J\lO t-. l~ nopair IS "'' t 'P' n"•Jn Oh d t un tC Uo •Of\. m\1C'lf ltt'h lr•<'h SJt 0><11 ~ll MZ ~ ~~ :m. 10 c.eoa .... cl1am )'OM.r t•c:~rb' •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••• lt11 ~1nl( .1n \rr111r ' ....... ,.... PiTlnv c-h•I !"Ill t •11•t .......... ••• •• •••••• • • rC"•t.0n11bl) < •II .nun ·~\f' "'OM"). TlSI l>rn('voay~·l'arkan" 101 ~ C'lllf'f""' C"{l()rdin.i••· rnr •H4tp.a1r11 •S.-•lroatmi.: vnu • )l>\lf l{IJt"»h• un) •Llc-N 8 . C M ~4r S Ol'Ulllon 171411132 ~ ....... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• I' I' .. d 8ed~ c 1 .. c .t'!'fll6 MS din' KJ .1-X"l'RU'IA ~ r•nN.•d naht (ff• uttmat1• on h1rp or •llNll j\lb Urenuod 1173 fll:lll &ICftlCl.AM H.-. O>mm 'I. Ind fUnbl ~ >'" H pett Lit 218041 CA.U64MI U ......... .....•.•••••........... I\ .. 8 Wood .... Ol'lll.I( 1<411.fiot 6 tl!JW• n :11.ur !Al) 4'M> 1144 ,,.,~~ o..•..., ···•····•·············· l'lt"11 n up.. Hoa llllttl( I andHap1ng Im 1111·11 llC'f'Vlt"lnl IW2 IJll07 ~t-..6«7 1 Ca tr«tw G ~ Senkn 1-..,..rttt I .......... •• •• • • • • • • • • • :.!~':.: ........ • •• ••• • ... •••••••••••••••••••• Rt"moc:kl. rp pair, lll'n Tlllnf1c Mom wall ""e c-arp~ntry o ld t1m .. ~ can for )'Our ll' ('ut\i.m110..h1p Iii y r11 1n rants on wt!t!.llcndJO &/or l)ft'a LH•'d Mr t'..Jon1 e'\'f!b ~ bu 9112 &31'6 •Ml. FfXIT• Cttrpentu, p41int1n~ ~s rale!I lS )'rs an area~ t752 ~ .... u..tw-. y~ ...... 4250 ..... to SIMlr'e 4300 ·•••······••········••• .••••.•.•........••••••••.••.......•...•..•... He.,.,rtlHch 31'9 t:Nst:NAOA Ut~AC'U Hoomrnutt• nt·c d~·d to •••••••••••••••• •••••• • HOUSE Slee !> II $40 shurl.' '~ housl' by Occura. &che lor unit ':1 block day 968 4073 P ?'\ n 646-!K5:1 lrom beach. AU ut1l pd --- No lads. no peL'\ 201 t: Palm Spnn~s CondO on Young prol~1cmal ml'O Balboa Blvd $250 per M1n1on lhlli; Country washtoshrlrithscat&l m>. + sttUnty dep Call Club S.S430 Pt w/resp 1nd1v C.1111 SueS56-7700 Ray or Jam a fl 61>m New Bayfront 3 BR. 2 ba • .....,. to~ 4300 ,!?3-953'1 -- lplc. lnd.ry hook up, dbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fl!:M. shr homP. own rm . end gar, upper unit c.tdoWft frpl, lndry. lgc yard, Spectacular bay view U• .... bpetlMs! <.:.M. $1650 548·765!> ~l~:;{t $800/mo yr-Shareahome oraptment •SHAU A HOME• l~i (I)An.s UN\..lWTW Selective counseling UDO ISLAND tit.·-.<"{ ~"'Jok c..'1<"<1,..., 645-7464 or 761 -2284 3 BR 2 Ba. fn:shlr paint-,,, h v-r 1.i., ... ~1..,,1 ---ed & new cpl. t:ncl So N 8 . exec condo. oct-an patio. 165-0. J Klose._ 832-<tl34Smce 1971 vu.pvt.pool,lPnnis SJOO 646-QIZ?. 559-6588 Rite 548 7813 am. 673-3313 All Ad-u-ILS-~-pe-ls:-2-bd_r_m ROOMMATES 2 ba from S.120. jar. pool. S.-e-N·Sa•e c lubhouse. Shown by Ettioymore_Payless• appt. only. 5'9·3965 All A,ce.s & Lifestyles We Check Reference::. udo ble-Bayview 2 br, Ceil 546-4212 deck. elec. gar , adlts. no ---------pd.\ '500 lse 8'75-0377 _ On t '1nley cana l with dock. 2Br1 Ba. l(ar. nice ya rd. $550 <.:a 11 Bal I 673-3417 --PROMONTORY POINT l bdrm. Semi furn $575 1n d . ut.JI. 673-6411 S-0...nte 3176 ....•..•.••...••.••.... Spectacular ocean view . S200 move-an allowaorc. 2 br. I ba. new bid~ 105 Del Reposo $350 a'672 or -.5275 ~- ' ~ --"" "9nlisMd Gr'u..fwwisMd 3900 ·~····················· • TIIE EXCIT ING PALM MESA Ans. MrNUTESTONPT BCH Bach. 1&2 BR from $ZIO. & up • Adults. No Pets l!i61 Mesa Dr (!> Blks East of New Port Blvd > 9am-Spm 546 9860 ••• JIM Spears 2 F.I Dorado Newport Beac-h You are t.he winner •II Two Frff Tie:bh tolhe LONG BEACH Til'F.ATRE F ESTIVA i. THE MAH WHO CAME TO DIMMER starnn g J a mes What more at the Long Beach Convenuon & Enterluin menl Center. 300 1-: Ocean Blvd Beach Call W 5678, ext 2n. to cl&m your tickets ••• New H 8 4 br, 2VJ ba. to s hare W/fcmale n on s mok<'rs $200 + utul ~I eves & wknds Wanted; Professional person lo s h r home w/spectacular ocean view 1n Dana Pt. 493-5177 J\trounlanl will :.hare 2 br ai1pt/w1th pror or senu prof. an pnmc N .B. loc. (100 yds to s and) 675-1462 4350 ....•..•..•....•....•.. Si.ngle $"60 2033 Anaheim i\ve Double S65 1111 l Pllolce nt1a 113. CM 642 ?A64 Double garaRe 2Ulh & Olive, HB. $110 Also :.ingle. s ame an•a S35 !n)..5260 WANTED DIM gar in CdM for I puck up truck & m1s1· st«age Will pay top SS ror superior faC'1~1ty 54().9495 '4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SINGLE USER J.3.000SQ. FT Great Location Deluxe Spare Recept . Conf . Ofc ••••••••••••••••••••••• WlU tu.uJ or C'ln an)'thinl(. bi111uooll. t'omm ·1 nr rt• 111dt11tl 1d . rt'llS I lllt•\ <¥Uiin)t1mt' ~M!Mf; l"IU-.. APJo:ST haullna 1n Imm "~t't' t:.i.t1n1111ll''I t;.U ~. 64S llf!O 1.u .. huullntt movlnl( t:lolrll611' V41rd d"11r11n.: RN.I ralfll 6t2 0'7(1) 8tronll Uudt•n l/Tree wort, yrdl cleared. truh haultd t94 'ftli!9. 4IM l! I 2!i <.)(\'Student I Ton truck. ·rr1111h . tr~t' tnm H.on tl<.'2 )1()3, M2 ~ 11Al11.ING R111t.,v11.1hle rot1'" Y"rcJ & 11oi'h dt'lln'd 64$~7 .... c ... s.nlc• ...........•••.•....... Housewtllln" Nwpl .1n.•11. up 10 2 m o-. H.t'h 1\311 4:>:M dyi. 8J~ l!O"O 'iandy ..... c-1·tthKJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• I.OW COST TO YOU Sunplel<Jeascan make your home beaut ~ Hr 111d1 a I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ll081N'S H OUSI-: <1.f':ANING SJo~R VIC)-: . for u t.hofouahly clean tu,a,... :MO 0861 MlNI MA10 ~l-:RV IM bW 1'.:uf1> tmd penonm•I <'k'•nlna. lndry 51$1 QflG:, Raiemane'1 lt~t'Clt'•n IIl6t Rd•. reason Own lriu-s 642 1403. &tS 34311 I.rt 1.111 help l'lf'an your ~ '°" t~ holidays. C&JI Tht' Moppet& Clt'ln· •na Sttvk~ day or n111ht ~2383 ~..-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l. M S Roto . Sod or S c " d t' d I. <1 w n 11 • Sprlnklerar.. Planl1n1t . Tr-ee Work. Clean ups. Concrete & decks t:ontr Ltc J3644\9, Xlnt r('ri. G7~7633 European l..ttnd~eapC'r 'fop work. F'alr pn ce Maint R(lrs 646 -4871 cl)'5/eVe$ ----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Palntinl r;xtr/lfttr. F.x pr'd. honalt. norat, rea~ Lic'dt&M~ DaY~ Nut patcbe:s" t.t?ctur~ l'ro( pa.urting t:xt 4c •at ~HT. l_t l-_t 4 l • I.ow ratts Hd J t'r~r 5\ S'116-4'71G. ~·4Jl3 FW F.ner Paln\lng b~ ft Sinor Sl. II(' . u1~. Try me 8.1&-ss.M a.. IW'l6 PATCH PLASTF.RING i\ l I t y J1 t ~ f r 1• 1 l*UIBilM Call 54().6825 -~ ........•.............. 1.nt. pamt 4. -;aUpaptjr /\ny ~bb1ng w41 t1·1 Qual "WOf'k • f'\}a S P• iK-n. . btlthrm eod. tl•e&t. Sl~"• :>4'1·42Sl ceramic till" Rr11-1 -----·----832·~ --~S.rY6ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ur~uc Sbo9c>1n~ ~el'\'1ct> for bu11y P"OPI • Cornucopt• ~~ - ~Gloss ALLP~ftiilc:r. ---------....................... . W PERRY'SPLUMBlNG Qua I work . etd11n.1C R•fa offered Eve-~. Co mpl ~te plumbunit bevelM. home/ manat•4 lm""8S/61S·l28G___ &er'Vtt'~ Drain " 'ICWt'r HV H1lt•yi. Loft ~.1441 1 • O 1 n 0 • s C u s t o m Int. f'lll, IHl!rVlllf! atta fOf' 7 c I t" u n 1 n g F r r I' t'v~ Landsupln11. Compl Yl"I Pror qual work esurruites 24 hr ::.er v1t·1· 110-:ll..EANING LADY landM-ape des••n Yree Reas Oa~ ~8425 fi73.3l81 Ta. Eft1c:uf'nl ~tn·g. reha estimates 646 1397 -------••••••••••••••••••••••• bl,. ""'NI""' • --{;LL,~tom Wallp11~nn~ Plum~ repair SP<'t in Uornm"' 111t: in~talltJA ..... '"· rein r a ... es . Y..a• y ~-...... -lm" •-cop""r r 1 ,.. urai ~3304 ,_M" AJIWorkG1.1ur rc1·l-:.,t '"'".uuc. "'"' .. ~ ' firs. ~howcrl> & lubi. 11111 " _.__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'15-4W ptfl(" (,ood pnrv~ Top ~47 2639 dy-.. 557 82HU M1yuko Housecleaning ~lilt&, parties &r hOUSt!S (wkly serv). Mon·f'ru loth yr up 7 101\M 67~ Brickwork S mall job'i --Ji!jt Ptumbm~ 537 3194 r•\es Newport. Costa Mesa & Need patnUn& (;<ill Nack lrvine.ti7~·3l7Se-ves Best wo rkmans hip loofiNJ --- -Re~blefee.962 <17<11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TrM5-rvic.e f1replaces. planter... e tr ---RF.PJ\JR & REROOF All •••••••••••••••···-·• • New·re~I Ref E.st llolldci y Emeq:en ry .• type s -.hant:l "" l...:.uxJM'apc C'n•<ll•on1o f:~ Want a R~AU. y Cl .. EAN 64&-0464 Please Call 631 5368 aft 5 rO<'ks hakes-compO·tar pert :.bap1ng, lh1nnm.: HOUSF.? Call Cmgham -----l2 yrs t!Xpcricnce. I'm f'reeest. 541·5930 _ ~lump removal 675 21121 Girt. Free esL 645-S\23 ~ s mall. my prices are -ht!> -___. • ....., ::.mall. Horizon Roofanit t-:x _ _ __ Exper, rebable lady, pro- fess1oru1l ref's Har bor area SC8·2.SlJ n.c. f~ your horn~. xlnt refs. Reas. rates. 894-3m8 - ........... •••••••••••• -----penenced roorers n ut Scott·, Tree ScrV•<'•' Pro( service with AUas LoResomeUung valuable? s iile'lm en Lo~ bid ArtJsllc prunmg & n- Van Lmes costs no more! Place an ild m our Lost 631-4943 movaJs 6 yrs m coastal Free est for loC'als. a nd Found rolumns. -area uc Ins 642-2624 s torage, & Ion~ dist. That's where P4!0rle look SELL idle 1term with a ------ moves State Lac when tht:y've found an UrulyPllotClass1f1C<IAd. Daft'sTrw~ke TUlOLS. S37-3160 item ofvalue 642 5678 646·9239 - Offic•R...t• 4400 Offic•l...tal 4400 luaillHs ...._s •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• q:tportwtity 50051 Opportwtlty 5005 MoneytoLoon 5025 Los.t&Fo.d 530Q ....•.•.......•.......•.....•..•.............. E A HIGH PROFIT OPPORTUNITY WITH A MINIMUM PURCHASE 1 'Y: • (\\I' HOllY TOYS ,/ ) . I I 1 1 )/ MATTEL FISCHER PRICE \n l-'H'1·pt11•11 . .i "•·t·r1·1.11 1.t1 nnrl R11,111•" KI NGSWJ\Y MILTON BRADLEY ""f\ tel' ;md 10:\l't'Ull\I' Su11l· H1·nt.1l t'.1<'ka1:1·~ TONKA SKYLINE F111 "''h" aC'Qutn.., bv lhl' rompan\ I .ro11nCt' & fl•'\11 ,IL!I'' ('Op\ m~· f'rl\ ii··~···' . I llWOH s tMOUSnY c \I.I '\fl\\' l'OH Fl'RTlll-'11 l:'\Fflfl:\1\llfl\: • ARTS-CIAFf~TOYS-GAMlS 1714) '46-7441 • MINIMUM P'WCHASI lill 1-;, 17th SI (1 '"' \11''" HQUllB> SIHO Oo14nlown llunt1ngton Beach. 2101"a Mam St l! offices available Om• 2-rm 1121>. one 2 rm Sl 10. 900-1558 DB.XUXE OHfC E. 2400Sq. Ft. Central OranRC County l..out,aon COMM ERCE PARK Cosla Mesa 979 9997 Town & Country Shoppmg Ctr. 18582 Beach Bl . II R 962 6607 E.XEC. SUITES JOO lo 1700 Sq Ft Carpets, drape!> Udo Marina Vilacp (On the water 1 Newport 675 8662 - HEWPORT CEHTElt 10,000sq n. Luxunous panel<'d of. fices W/SPf'C1al extras C o n f e r e n c e rm /bathroom shower/kitchen Contact LouM!Oahl CORPORATE REALTY 975-0818 Elegant office & 1n dust.rial spa~ for lease in Newport Bea ch ~2111. 4450 ....•............••••.. Shoppl 9 c ... tw S..C.Forleas• Calle._. r..nsh 213·277-6111 col. RETAIL SPACE 700Sq 1-'t Lado Manna V11laJll' Specialty <.:enter IOn the wal<'r I Nt!wport fi75 R662 TOP LOCATION! 17th a. "-•port lt.d. SuccessluJ retatl shop approx 9SO sq. fl $.1.50 Per mo. Bkr 675-6700 LEASF.-SllJ\RE Bwld1nJ( P C.H. Newport. l'rd artist. dancers . $75 to s:mtmo BcllJ.s 631-0386 Approx 300 s q rt . downtown Hunt1aitton Beach. 210 Mam, mm•· mall SIM. 960-ls..58 -------lndalltrial R...+al 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lat-a l.ach htdus. 465 t fl30 s q rt . S'250-$700/mo. Ans l'h &4S-33S7 ---110 & 110 Sq. Ft. • FllLD IMIT'lUCTIOM • MO NANCHISI otl LICl~Sf FHS ARE YOU SERIOUS .UOUT MAKING SSSSS C<t ll !\1r Richards anytime Toll f'ree ut 1 1800) 327-0173 ·' J:-:xt. 27 1 or person-to-person collec't at I (518> 459-3884 Mon-Fn 9 -5 AT LAST ••• MOWYOUC>.M become a part of lhf' BOO MI NG A U T 0 M 0 T I V t-: * •• ~Hayrs t40 W. Will.on Cosla Mesa You are lhe w1nn('r or TwoFrH Ticlt~h to the LONG BEACH TilEATRE FF~'iTIVAI. THIMAMWHO CAME TO DIMMER starring James What more al the Long Beach Cooventioo & F:nlert.am- ment Center. JOO f: Ore an 131 vd . Long Oesch. Call 642-5678, (')(\ 272. lo claim your tickets ••• AFJERMARKET Earn l,q> lo $250 weekly PJrl Time lo 1'750 or more 1''\J II Time a-; a D1s1riubutor of ttw most profitable item:. an thi s 94 8 1 LLION DOLLAR ind u s t r y Brakes. S tartt•r s. Alternators. Wall•r Pumps. Volta~c Regulators & S tart('r Onvcs No previous ex pen en c(' necessary & you don't have Lo sell You can be supplied with your arC'ounts Jn\est ment from $3750 secun.'<1 by ttfWldablc mvenlOry Ci91' t"ltw S.,pfy & guaranteed buy bac k DistriWonhip Fordetailscall. Pcrtorfttl TilM WAY<.:OCORP Immediate openings 1n TOLL F REE Orange Co a.nd1or ::.ur 800-l27·2.3lO rounding towns for dis Af'1'1LIATE tnbutors All retail out IMYESTMENT lets are seci.wed by c·om . .....•.•..............•.. , ....•....•......••. WANTED $12S.OOO second TD oo u c:hotc e Cd M h o m ,. m>.000 present eqwty 673-~ll Miwlppt. Trvst Dlidi 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST Mlecwsilatt"s lstT.0.'a. aho 2lld T.D. &.o.s. 1-·airest Ter ms smce 1949 Sattler Mtq. Ca. 642-2171 !t'4S-06 I I *CASH FAST• MONEY IN 10 01\YS 2nd & 3rd Trust Dff<l1> L 0 S 1' M G 11 I d " n• Retncver Vu· 22GO • Newport 645-1960 I UWllO! $IOI Lost Gold nng lei 111 Lad1e~ Rm Reuhen ~ Rest. Cammo-Real M~ll Gwen By Husband~ Olrl h••a rlbr o ken Cati 492-2021 --------- 'FOUND Sm Ge"J'"" ~1'ort hBJred fo'. L1v•f l- whl. approx 1 yr &4S-lMlll af\oreve:. 1 ---,- t'ound Col!Jc, tn ·l'Ol11r V1<~ Ed1nJ?cr & Moro terey Rd 846-0r>57 ~1 GRF.Y smal~ die Wh1Le (lea collar 72'1 ~a1n Sl. HR 536·50:!·1 Reward, Mission Financial Svfl ___ ___ , ____ <_n_4_iss_i_l_25&_ --Lost Shellie dog Mes:• t;u WCl•ah/ ,_ .. •I L.t&,....... venSe area ~It Reward Call 646-6833. 979-919? --...... FOUN 0 Rab Mt• 01 ••••••••••••• ••• • •• • • •• Balboa Pcnm Vltj '°'l'' ~--Ith SI 00 llllM' ....................... PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 S.'11 .. n .. 1t1·m or t<•m brndlK.on uf 1lrm., ror fi ~ ur '"" with .; l'"'nn) l'indwr 1\d J J.me.~ for 2 cun'tt'<'ullv1• da)\ F:a1 '1 ..idd1t1onJl ltn1· , .. fh lur ltw• ~ da)'' Ch,trl!•' •I '\01omm• n 1Jl .... 1 .. h ir mor .. 1nl•1rm .. 11on .11111 Ill P•·•<'t' )tlUf .Id I·•" 642-5678 • i;1)~91i J 'y FUL'ND Red Jnsh fettt·1 m alt-.. pproi. J 5 } r-. 64S-15(»1 a ft It'\ ~lo FOWld whiff' bunn> r.ol1 bit w;Oeu rollar VtC'h111 1 \.arf1eld · & Wa rd. II II Call anyttmc 968 11711 111 548..£5.23 l'\'~' fo'ound Sml .:rv l'oodk m.llt 11lmo<.1 blanrl Adam,/Hrkhrst 963.77;:• Found Shertn~loo l'I NH Sml J.llJ' wht I-' c,1 Spayed. <'Olla r 646 191<! ----F'UL"NO puppy. lnsh !'.Pl ter nuxed. wh11t• 1·h1·'1 548·b7:tl ----.... .... , 5350 •..••••.•.............. P.EL/\XlNG MASS/\G ~. liobJamct. Lie Mass1•ur Outc11119 ·~. 194·5111 ~&hts --- EES ~ SPA PR f:GNANT"' <:an n f Frplc. oceanfront deck. ----------i off prvt B R -ba . MOIU HOME townhst'. share. $300 IMFOIMA TIOH 4S4-l628_ - Commerce Park J2S SOO sq. rt. 0H1ccs. f)-om $85. Jncl. utal. 779 83J...8813 w. 19th St. 540.2200 Newport Mani warehouse. Com merce Park. Newport 833-8813 GUAllAMTH pany NOSELLING Sl60 MET PH Wit y o u m a y b c t· o m ,. l'AltT-TIME W.'llnbutor for nallonally FR pa u.:mo al · ronl1dent1al counsehn" & Wi\RF.HOUSE 1; Work ,.. init s pas. also FREE "In referral Abortion. udu11 home . esumatt'l> Port:.t· llon&kttpin~ bk' spas available SP1\ APCARf: __ 547 2511.' Rent, opt.ion to buy unfo, 2 roommates needed . eepo's loan assumption, OC'ean vu. hi>? house. 1 hlk ~.Easy finance 0 A.C. beach. yrly 835 6012 9offl~. Doug MaWa. Hotnt Stott ---:--Westminster 848.8895 Olnstian I.ad~ to share 2 Anabei'm 761 1442 br, apt, So. Coast Plaza m 956-IOI\ w/same ::,57-0531Bwt9-10 Ana 554·7070 _P_M _______ _ EXECUTIVE 2 Pn\ale ofrices furn_ Just st.arting out 1n busi ncss' 2 separutr offices w/desks, side c hrs. at.le· quatc park1n1>?. restrooms, dOfic to fwys, all ulil incl'd ('XCl·Pt Leiephone_. $1SO mo ea . on mo/mo basi~ Call ----- Stal op 4550 ....•.....•.........•.. 9xl0 s tora"e s hed with floor never used out doors. $ISO-968·4001 after Ii 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i. Anaheim ~·4500 Female rmmale, 25 +-. sums Luxunous oHices, ex t!C Ut ave s e c r e tary , person a l phone ccv erage. receptionist, con· fereoce room. xerox. notary_ Lease or moo th tD month. Near so Coast Plaz.a. O.C. airPort & freeways Call 979-2161 957·u.>Olor mfo _ ResPons1ble. work 1n~ Our latest proJ?ram an &dvertlsed c1garelles automatic merchand1s Marlbo r o. Camels. m.g featUN's the new PoP Kool<;, Kent. P11ll Mall. lop hot roods. All art' na et<' You l'nll Y keep )OUr tionally known brand:. present job, start part s u c h a s II e i n t . time & eitpand to lull Campbell's'-Horm e l . IJmc later if you desire> Oief Boy·Ar·ue€ etc All To qualify you must have accounts are secured by auto, a few hou,... spare us m office bwldmgs, IJme !days or evc::.l and scbool.s. a.ndustnal plants c~ mvestment of spacious 2Br. 28a Condo, .... 4000 ~·tennis. Irv. $265 + _.••••••••••••••••••••• utiJ~l ~------Fem looking for person to •A .. 111~r.* shrhscon Balboa Island Lovely gar!kn.s. Brooks SJOO mo t-u t ii <.:a 11 wtr. lall M.idcey, 673-7298_ •K.itchen Facd. avatl ----- •Jacuz.zi. heated pool L.«e li.ie condo. Bluffs, NU ie~i d ·1 'd Frplc. pool, view. 1-'rm "" y or ai Y mau Rrv. D.!lh $245 Rene7S9·1419 •lV~pboneavailable _ _ ____ _ Allow• $61 W1c Super 2 br. 2 ba condo 2ZT1 Harbor 17th & Irvine. Pool, pvt Costa Mesa 645-4840 entr. &45-'79SJ or 675-811 l. ----------•Share 2br apt w/female &oomw /ltitcbennette Sl62 + uliL C.M. 645-8487 ., week" up eves. S48·9'75S SHARE Elegant 4 Br orean view home. Cdm. 523 Sq. ft. om ce space to s ub-lease in Laguna Hills, $308 monlh. Avail [)ec_ lst. 830 6030 Deluxe medical s uite. ground nr., Corona dcl Mar. Realonomks Corp. 67s.6700 COSTA MESA Professional office space avrul. in California lst Bank Bldg. 7~ sq. ft. Low price in c ludes Janitorial. i.ccuri ty 1oerv1ces. confe rence room & uulJtJes Conve- nient locaUon. 230 E. 17th SI., Carta Mesa. 642-9560. Nr. 0 .C Airport Ooluxe ••••••••-omces w /secrelaraal MOW AVAJLAILE service_ 752 S626. Pnme otc spa~. furn & XlntblwayvislblUly,new unrurn Fashion Isl. Cfl)ts. paint.. AtC. under-Recep, conf r m, secy R11ld park· g. Ocean & hiU serv. Ca II 644·8055 . views Crom :I00-1200 sq rt ~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~ avaii. Laguna Bc h 549-1186. 499-3922 ---Le loft above garage. priv_ entrance on Ludo !ale 873-5632 .BOOM & BATH_ Near beach "town. Male pref. Laguna 494·3870 Call fi75..9:116 No. Costa Mesa. 700 sq rt Rmn'lllt.e wanted. clOllc 10 S3SO/mo. Ground floor beach, 3 bdrm hse, $150. Tom, 54().22()() IRVIHIA.llA Beautiful 3 private ol ficei w1l"ecept1on room & storaac room. Call Alan Hartley . IM8-115M. ..... _.-.1 4050 Roommate to sha re 2 BR. ..-v 2ba. Apt. $ISO/mo Nr .. ••••••••••••••••••••• bch.HB.960-~ Br>ant ~ care tor active Seniors. Men & women. Qp per m iddle class home. OC airport area. Belidents procram at nil ._ala. S4S·IM6. It no 2 bdrm 2 ba condo to share wilh straJghl JO yr old male. 2 pools. tennis courts. private beac h. security gate. S3SO Call Robb 645-6600 days llJSWtt 566-1350 -48&-3S27eve. v ............. 4250 ....................... l.•• II t Arr-o w h e ad Wuifroat condo, alps 8. UG-1022 38dnn. lg ltv rm . F /P . lg k'lt. din , pat, bkyd. CM. M a l e /Fem . AH 2 54.>2'™ -- Ill Bear lakefront 5 BR My h o m e l o s h are. t'abUL fri>lc So abore l.,.qwaa HJU11 3BR. 2bulh. ...... • ...... ..s:n · UUJ pd. Pttf female non· llll'.tut loc'. '114/,._. 1moker . $275/mo-t dtip_ i..te & buut 3 br, hse lm-8829afl6pm. avall Dec 16 thru Jan 16. . C.,npl turn . Bronco Lady to 1tlr mobile home. avail. w a ve your No Laiuna Beach. Nice tor ~you call • 1 will ret. retired penoa. Low rent. 81H1.42 Alt llA M. 497 .2004 -. IAY VIEW On Lafayette -Cannery Village. 1200 Sq fl 811.LGRUNOY Reali.or 675-6161 C.fice-Store 4IW Ft .. crpl. drps, A/C'-17301 Beach Bl .. H.B. L r;ASE IM2·2834 ...W PIOFISSIOMA.L OMCHMOW AYAILAl&.I llOILIASI Central location in Hunt· ~.PO Och,. Lblk weal of etidl 8lva on-Main SL f\aUy improved. private sloiu.. from 400 sq ft to 1200 sq ft , In cludes carpet, wtndOw blinds, S da¥ janitorial services & all ~llet paid. I.easing 11 t a ff M o n ·Fr 1 or ~byappt. THE MAJN OFFICE 8'7·5338 CORPORATE Rf-:/\LTY 975-0118 NEWPORT IEACH Cheerful. qwel offices_ 1001H 900 sq_ f\ No jet noise 645-3323 du ys --445 Sq. ft . S24S 4001 Bi~h St. N B A((ent. ~15032 __ Attractive 2nd Or pro! dC'S, reason•ble 17873 Bch Blvd. H.B. ~sq fl to 11100 ¥t ft. Oayii <213> ~LS Lut 3 priva te omce1. P r ime l o c . Li d o Peninsul.t 6'75-8030 &lb-let presUauous new of· nee. SJ95 per des k. call 6'S-&Ml Office apace for rent N. B. Receptionist avail 661466, 761-2284 . . wri ter seeks o n e bedroom cottage an Corona del Mar or Costa Mesa. Qwetness l':.scn llal Write Classafll'd i\d 11206. Daily Pilot. P O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 or ca 11 675-3862 Qwet cpl looktnl>? for sml hou.w or apt. Nce<t place by Jan 1. Ila ve 2 cats Call Cathy 64.2-3261 cxl 3 ....................... ...... c,,11"11mity SOOS ....................... C ....... s.,,ty D"lslriW0tllllp ,_. « "'" n ... Immediate opemnJCl-In Oranie Co and/or s ur - l"OWMilng towns for dl!I· tributors-All retail out· lets are secured by com· pany. NO SELLING Y o u may become distributor for nationally advertised cigar ettes: Ma rlbor o , Came ls . Kools, Ke.nt, Pall Mall. etc. You may keep you preMnl )Ob. start part time & H.Pand to (ult time later IC you desire. To qualify you m utt b uve. auto. a few hol.tra 1pare tll'n(' (days or evea) and cash Investment of. $3297.00 For more loformatuon tend name, address and l>~C>!'O n umbe r to : BOULDER NATION Ai. TORACCO COMPANY OJ!amte Division 123 P.O. Box. sn. RoHmead. Qi 81770 & hosptlals Ill your arNl $.3291.00 We Q need reliable pco For more mror malion pie in your area lo ~nd name. addrr!>:-. and servicclheM!account.s phone n umb e r t o We prov-la Mewed BOULDER NATIONAL loc ..... 11t yow Clf'ff, TOBACCO COMPAMY ..... ._ .. C-'" Cigarette Orv1111on •23 • P 0 Box 577. Rosemead. co..pa•y f flGflChtg, Ca. 91770 .......... °""*h Oft• ---~~-~-- 'fH" fedory w ....... ty ~ 5015 _.. &terYlce. ••••••••••••••••••••••• You provide 8-10 hrs your chottt weekly. servaccu "" ~ ble automobile. be ready lo st art In 30 dayt.. J .A-mini m um Invest m ent I'M $3000. (;all Toll· Froe _,.. ~_,.A F'IJ Phonesataf'fed24br,day. ,,,. '1111 .,,. ~ ... 00-3254400 Get on lhe raaht track n..,.e .. '45 with tie· Dally Pilot's -r C HRISTMAS G l FT D.ANCE..ARTSTIJD10 . TRAIN ! A ppcarin1 N.8 . High traffic every Wednesday start· Call631·0386 Ing Nov. 15 thru Dec 10. For more information and lo place your ad CAU.NOW 642·~8 Small gardening route ror sale. Call aft$ ~-98.13. REAL ESTATE Business .......,tol.09t 502S f<K' SaJe and olflcc for ••• •• • •• •• •• • • • •• ••• •• • tease. ao yrs in same locatloo. 1880 Newport Blvd .. CO.ta Mesa. W E (8111) Lac h e nmyer. 648-311118 FLOWE R S H OP San bee>, owner l& years re· llrfn1-$180,000 yr. T erina . L oca l aaL 7S1·HOO What • WooderfuJ World ot Shopplni . right ot your llnf ertlp.4' evuy· day • Dal l y Piiot Cla._.1Cled Ads. To •lace )'OUT Mt, C'l 11 &42-5618 and ~ a ClaMlrled Ad· Visor help)'OIJ 95% Meal Mort«a1e ipay ar· ranee . new lnatJtut.lonal k>Nl up to 81S% ol ap · pralHI 11alu.: <up lo .... MO .... AYMIMT f·ASr •COURTEOUS SERVlCY. For tnlorma lion ca II M•SA MOJ\TCAOE CO A C.UfomJ:l Rrokcr (114~·9980 A*forMr. lfYer'I -. -. _ .... .. .. ' . WAR t:HOt.:.st: 2i;.iv PRF.GNANT? t' ;mn1• Harbor Bl. S<lntJ Ana ronfidentaal C'ounselmi.: II. ~3700-ref<'rral Abortion. nd<•p _ _ IJon & kt'OPm~ SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS APCARt-: 547 2f11o:1 COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* 957 IM71 Polish Reduc{• Natun• ~ Single Cahro -Syst<'m •SHF.Rl I.EE• CEHTlFIEU SALESPERSOI\ MA'iSEl'SI-: I try to be alert to l'hani.: Hou e c 11, 8) /\"Ill 1n g <'Ond1t1 o n., J nd :. 11 ,. St'n.<i1t.1\•1lles, ~o in that _fl:l}~ i.pmt Did you hear lhe I one J~t the agnbus1 "" r--" nessman s manor depen L-- dent and the truvel1ng ~~ _,..., \ SALESPERSON" r VV'\J L.-t & FOIMd 5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••The Ow 1l y P1l 111 Lo5t or Found a pet' CaJI CH R ISTMAS <:I t-'1 An 1 ltl a I Ass 1 s I an n· TRAIN stopi, for yo111 Le11guc. s:Ji'-2273. no fee. shoppunit con venit•n1·1· REWARD•, ror ;eturn of every Wednesday stort int Nov lSlh thru Dl•1 boy<1 Blac k Ba I boa lll th c A LL NO w • Cru1 '>er . tak~n o n l l t22178 Pleiul' r .ill. 642 5678 ------- ch 1 Id heartbrokt•n &16-T857 MASSAGE RGoUll MODELS Last fo'em Germ mix tan w/blk foce. name Fawn ~ORTS Reward. pleasl' help, OUTCALL OHL Y a3-Sl2Jlt l!W>l 64.2-.3107 Days. e•es. hr RE WARD Los t man :-. 631-2140 ', gokl wristwatch & band GOl.DEM GIRL• 1 al Surf N' Sand Hotel i--------1..aguna. 12/3 ':59 1139 aft6pm UHOA & VtCIU ~MCKtep l..ollt Shetland Sb(\tlp Do& For 1'e '-of It! 1 Sheltu" > ti yrs old Sable Strvl.l\a all Ora nae Ob & white 551 ·4828 SSO 835-7313 Reward ·-~~--~----~ XX OAMCI OF FUM ... XX FO u ND MI It r It Buu\Hul n ude a~rl Bull/Collle.. br /wht Vic dai'IC\' at exhibition &i ru" Spnngdale/SJat<'r. It B !M!Ulona. 9AM to 4f\ '1 8'7-27~ every d11y 2060 So L......_ ... ~I Euclid, Anatwum. 1•x1•11 m.n anl( 24 hr rf'l'Ordln ~ Cla11Sifk-d Ada 11 real tr, $43-14.22 -:ma II "people to people · •---------- sales cal.LI wit h big r(' Olinese coolung clui-:iul' adervup and big resu11.s• authentic rec1 pt·>-I. To place your ctuslfled t cc h n 1 q llf" Su ' ,. n od. call today 6'.2·5t'18 iifl-ls.6 " .. . . . -.. . . . I . . " . F' i9 I I DAtlV PU.OT •~Y 0.C.mtaer 'o 1171 7 I 00 H1fp Wlllhd 7100 H1tp W..ted 7100 Hlflt W-.hd 7100 tWp W_..,,, 71 00 tw, W_,,,.. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·;e~.!'.!! ......... ?~.~! !~.!~ ..... !!~~ ~.~ ........ .. Bank In I If t4.-e4T.._.. aullent benefit• lr111n111 N .. uon•I B•nk (..all Juel v1 .. \lhl11 If CAAWASHHIL' 1-"ll Ir rart T1nlt' 11t•On•r Ml':TltO C:AR WASll millvbm HI. t'M Clerical Opportunities <I.ERK ALE CLERK CLERKS eel . ttypaonat u · 1---------aa-IUtt wlntM~ pr• 'il!il"""'Hd In ~tJt8alOO s .,,, 0( PHI L.1vta Mlft~ ACC~AMT fer m)' hum• r.uat• D • ,,., )'I' Id 1lrl Wnl• AC <' oTh.. au}' OYm.OAD 144 4114 d•>•. 131 o~~'T PH t Box l~80. C M mr .. ,_ ... ,. • vu1t!it) nn t:Qu.al uwt 'y ~·m11luy1•1 CASHIERS A milJur llfe lnsuranr~ 1'0fl\P&llY hudq u 11 rt ore<t 1n Newpon Duch hH upportunltlu for In dividuala wllh 11k1lll end l(t'n,•r11I offll•t' eox pm en< e In I or mon• of t.hn followlnf( 11rea1 Exl'ollent opportunity few • candidate wllbtn1 IO won In a tut paced and ••<'ltln1 d~p•rtmenl !Sal• Order I EARN EXTRA MONEY FOR .. Ad MM ._.-of lntertaltDI aut1n ...CHILLI'S n.ma. 1en• IM t1n£lrt' .~. • 0r-. County uu 1tn1t VW"i neetta ft1)«nsoced llAM V.N W '1411 Ace • I~ Mamace by rmn df!luo • •'* ,,.,. & --------• Hanklnl HIW ACCOUNTS O.nldn.a PERSONNEL RECORDS CLERK IMTYVllWIR CHRISTMAS! NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY •<1.-rk Tyv111 i*l r.l$ Ce1m11 Incl .Mc •I Pen t•••• plta, llr h• IM4i l!)t l at aU levell C.11 toda Y 6 •ISCORTS• t7Z-1 Ill lolll la t4'11 )'OU l\UllW I Ct btlrofN. bur.y """" p•ld Att'OUblJllnl• ()\ erh111d Y.Kr .. ll<tnl ttpt>Orlllnll y tor rarNt 1dv11nt'l'1n•nt f"ullll4lfl rrq ul rf'I 11 m 1n t )'4'U l'llP•rl•nl I' 111 prni.itit:I l1row1n1 lndt111•ndeot U11nll tuu 1111m•d11it1· op1•nin111 for u n 11 ~ prnenC'f-d l\t'IW lll't'OUlll~ lntC'r vlewer to:Jtctilll'fll bt-11\'hlA <iooc1 worll\111( t'fl\ INW\lfH'OI l'all L)'nn l~rttwv ('1141117~ ~(l t'1' Jt11 l't.>rrnanent p 11nll' 01wn l11111t Ali.u tntervlt'Wlnl( (or l'IHl1tlm11r. lwli> 1'n·v111ui. 1·11Kh 11•l(l1th•r 1•wr helpful /\ p11ly 111 pt!r'lon 10/\M to -tl'M (;old K1•y W111t·h11u"I' ~ llarbor Ill. (.'M U11 1 lY t'41tlllctll Showromn 111 ll n t<: q u 11 I 0 p 11 11 r I l',mployt.•r M 1 II' CASHllR •Geoorol Ch:rk11 •Mothrt<•rk tnd.Mdual will haodle ftl lng1 both alphabcticul ana num1:rtul, of in voice• 11 nd m111 rell.a.nuowi reicee>llon re lid. Thi1 la an t:NTltY Ll!."V~L POSITION with lot.a of mum tor growth. 1'.:.1cellcnt company bcnertt1 ind wurklnl( condJUOl'\l$ We are l()('lt ed near Costa M eaa Pleak call tor mon: In rormatlon or apply 1n prl'9(lfl to Will h•arn various ph:ist•s of store opc-rutwn wit h t..'Xl'':llPnt opportun1tw~ lor i.1d v11m·t..•mt·nt '.,...., tl&Mllll I I~..,. C.ll TQda) tor Aft A~ntmrnl A M F. H It' A N l' I I 't' UANt\ •M1111 <~rd II. '1'yp111t 547-76Jt I ... Ml.la ~Ill! lOlll M-n'A ANA (°«un• dl'I Mllf l'.O... MY It fhaOent11n• t••ll 11111 r ur pt'l'llCIO wllh 10041 dl'th'MI 111.U.la •nd I'll Pl' n nr1• Ill M'n'Cllinl 1ppllrant1 rn ---------1·ord1. ifo1umt•nl1il11111 t llklnti i''ull time . <·x per 'd Mature ~r'lon Apply Apropoa. 29 "'111hl(ln hdlll\d, Npt Bt·h CASHIER w~ h•vl! 1mml'd101v C>Pftlin1• U you qu1Ufy, ~ urrer a unlql.M' work 1nl( t.•rwtroflment . 11111ddl uon to t1xt•ellent rom "uny beneflL• l'll'11!il' ront11rt .Apply In penon l ·I p.m. Wtt4l4-y1 or I ~4 P."" Sotwdoy .ct s-day Nll 1Jiv llr•rrt1t1rm A.cd•,.,... 1600 Uual mi.lb arl ~ Ill ltf'" ""'" land alnt r.o• 1n .,., f'jly1oll ~t1·p1.r11111n SECR£T "'"RY Salin· 11prn 11nd •' m; l •A for Hllh•n rC'11taun1n1 n11(t.l1 . l'&ll d11v., tJT.> 701!1 C\IM 64!. 0051 FEDCO INC. JOJO H',;l,.; ll•d.. 7001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •UI • " • tJIOn "' .. nd Nl ,. ICN'•I 11pV\)' fur •th ... ,1111 t.M (•II ~1 M~.:, t 'oalal f'rf"'MW\nrl Aa1·n 1 ' ~1 llarhor i.. \t r•llr11 t 1om J11111 ' l.Jcootl(llr. I' or ""'" 111 1.-.rm•11n11 vi ••• 1 .. 11 (,Ion• lmnit.Jjalt' o~nlnl( ro1 •• wl'll aroo111t'd. 1ok1llcd ... <t rri11U') with • tuu k l(tllWlCI Ill 1Junk1n11 JI OUf h••*1 1.ft111• 111 Newport lk·ut'h C.ATMIMG t>rof4'll!l10llah1 "' alhlt>ll for 11.ll l·1th'n-d uth11" ,tnONMI o.,. ....... PACI I'll: ETC CARPET MILLS Cotto Mtto, CA i-:~u;1I Opport untl v Employt•r REAL ESTATE LICEMSE SCHOOL OFFERS I J JOI'-' t'H t-t- i\tllf\ln I r111nrt ~"' 1'1111 smtVDIPT StOO !ITV 4'011 lll•t ... l'l'll 'I 1 CITIZ~S BA.HK U.r1t>ndt't'> S.-1 ' .. r, t1 .. 1111 up( rt'"" t'1111k' crn'n M • r Wt"'llrhll lloR1J1t1.1lll'.I' H1•,oun·1·" Ull 1 WMll h ff. SI 1• l!O'I Nt>wr1orl lk-01•h MUTUAi. 700 Nt>wpun <A>ntt'r Ori VC' N1-wµor\ lkal'h. CA 92000 I'll 0 &lO 35lll ~I SSuun Street Santi Ana, CA 92104 (714) 646-5601 t:;qual Oppty Employer MI~· -------- COMl...TV·MOVIES •O' hl~>unt·11~·a11&1u1 .. • Matrn11l1> pm~ 1d.-d •Sm1tll d1u~ .... ror penonallr,{'d 11111truc-t1on ·~own t••lt• d11)" •uuatit rlU!it-t ¥.t'll ~1v.n rtrrn wt•li.1 o1111twt111u ... 1·•rl'N '(•1·k1•r ror ll)tl mgmnl 1r11u11n11 ~HUI( t' Ill (II n1htt f' MM l:au!. 1110 h•i-}11f111 l>irnn1r. Al Ot•nnu• 1• .. ,..cm nrl S.n 1c'-11( ll11nt1n1«tu11 flt.'11t•h1 llllhH lit-dl'h OF COSTA MESA llur ll1•11I t.:t.11111• IJt•IJI I' .,,.,., "'"lr.11111 J ... l'll I/ I U U llH' cf II U II I 1 f I t' d ,rrr1•t.H\ fi:a1·ellf•nl 1l lHlll11( 111tlllr\ un1l b1•11t'f1t" H ~l)U ,1 Ill t pnur lo l :t ,II utt1•r t; ,. .. ,11111 or ""'\'lo~""'"' YOU will !JV t"Jllll t-d l11 IW11 S:JJOlllO 752!111~ CHEf-Hlf;HT 1-:.qu1tl Oppnrtun11y 1-;mployer MI f' Otrical to $750 a.ERIS UTOTEM ()J•hvery men, o er I~ for tarly am newsp11per 10 NH a, <.:M Perm p /l s:n,t/MOO mu + bonui. fli14 .. ~ •EXTRAS• needed 1rnmrd by lloUtwood ra1lln1t dm·t· tori: l>uAlneumc•n 25-4'1, fat" 1.11ly men a, women. 0 El. IV I': ll Y f' 1· r i10 n . kids 0( all al(PI, doctor & i''fe<-way Auto Supply. nurse typea lloldinll ;.,;M2 /\vPry Prkwy, Mu •. appt inter 11 le w s 1 n 11100 VlcJo • PlaootM'nl up tv MO • '-"O«nmlUIOtl pm ll11rl>or HI\ 11 Suitt' 20:) t'1111tu Ml•&u fo:qwil Op!XJrtunit v F.rnploy1•r M I" W\.'t 111ml \ IH'lll hlll Ill 11119 Mu~l ht• eJt per 10t1k ~ n '!lpotl Nl'W!.M>rt Ucal'l1 dl111w1 hoU!le X Int lx•1wr Ctill llny'I. 673 7:!26 Anaheim llrea this mo DELlVf"RY LA Tl Call (7141 7&1 1244 • me:., V J OE 0 C ASTING Uum, 7 d~ys. S32S/mo + SERVICE bonus t:ar nee. HB 88422' A I \HM I '() M I' AN\' no-..ib· trahll't' tor "'n lt't' 1• I 1• < I r 1 c· 11 I ti k It r n cJ IM·l11fuJ •~ mt HMnk1111C ...._.CORtect: ,atM.,.N Director of .. , .......... <11.llcl c·11reth!lkpr llvt' In Matun• wolU8n. \'111e fo• u.ctlvc 1odl.IJer a. 110 II twwwurk Drivers 111' prt• f'1I l~ll 640 1100 IK•f ~1J111 1l1"614 5891 an Opm 1Yr 11enl of<'''""' & It typ 1111( I~ 1111 you need for l(ood po11 wlu•psndlnl( Irv cu Xlnt l1t1n11 & loll of ni('1· outaoln.a veGPI• to spend yuur day with Ca II ltlte. !>40 0055 Co1J11lul f't-nonnel A1e11cy. 27»<> H.lrbor, C'M Opcnlngis Now i\vallable for full or p/Ume r lerks oo 2nd .. 3rd 11hlft11. No e•per oece11ary we tram Sturt S3 per hr. /1.11· at m.aru.acrs tu 13.60 hr. Mana11ers to~ :I() hr Ad· vancelTK"nt Oj)portun1t1es lo LllOM' who qualify For lnJormatlon go to our nearest market or con· lllrt the personnel office at Companwn/houtekeepcr ror elderly couple. plaln coolunl( l.1ve in or out Npl Beach 6"4 1119~ DELIVERY full lime for locul dt• hvene" 1-:xcel dr111m.: rec rC'q Ph ror uppt Mi7 9212 A11k ror Mr. We'll l''rttl Wt-..·~ S..1~1'r~~ ~,_ .. TELLERS 645-Slll AU.JOBS l"llEF. lll-100] 40-0442 ti.ate Ila Re.I t)Jtutl' .')('hoot :DX'I (;amano<.4pl!ilr .. nu Immediate Openin9s ~ .:!:Bnnk. -...;: ()f l 'luki Care Wurkt'r~ fo1 ('hn'ltlan SlhOOI 1683~ Urou khurs t , f" V ~163-7831 tl.ERICAL 2 PAY DAYS UFTUMTIL C .. ISTMAS Conflult.ant M.AHAGEl/TRAIHH Will tram career onent Ul>nlal ed bnght lndlv who en t.11AIH.SIDE l\.<;SlST San Ju.an O'p111lr .. no AJI AIJio.crd for tht> [)111h C....,. opportunltl•• ........... for ht· cl.w...Kwfftto.,..,ot I yeor botd1IR9 H · ,.ne..u. ,otltiott• arc GYollaibk tllro119houl OraR9• County Wmylaexcthwt-0 we pro•I• aft owt· stond1"1 butflh padiogit. f you wotlld ettjoy workln9 In Cl buty. friendly and ~baftlloltd or« "'"""hd Ht Hplorinej theH opportwftltlH. you may cOfttact the pertonftel dept. by ... N<.·wport CLERICAL RJU TIME 12442 Lampson St Garden Grove 537 -4840 F.qual Oppor Employer )O)"!I worlunit w/people X ray he. ~3001 Lucrauve me can ali.o . , J9M W..nd. 7075 Pll<A C'llH IST:'ttAS t;Wf •••"'•••••••••••••••••• THAIN fo'nr mort' 1n ~1tter Stude>nt with f n rm 1111 on l' u I I 11 sohd referrntel f~nt· <..'hni11m11i. d Vo.or ul ~2104 121. 1142 S678 PractH·al Nurse. I' 1'1' AHIMAL HOSPITAL Corona del Mur. Lasiuni. &t.her. 11roomer, uss1:.t. only. ref . 497.2974 rlean f° tr Incl' ii Sat & or ~di poe;1L1on wanted by 11 gr.-11i.1 H 1-;11 NYC s~o.ouo y r 1•al1bcr Hl~man Ii yr-. (•)IJl & f)rovcn trark n·1•1ml alt r., 114.1t11 1!1~11 ~nday 6"4·5"63 AP'TMANAGl-~R for 55 un1l5 in Coi.lu Mc1111 Exver'd rnupk Hu11band mu111 huv1· ma111t ClllJ W1fl' hkkp~ l' ll 11 l' II l l l' V \• 11 , (2lJ)llf.:, ~~I A1'T MA ... AGERS 1-4ual Opportunity F:mployer MI F fW\11< •TELLER• Immediate open•ng 111 Collla Mesa orflcc Sav IJlg8 and Loan. or Bank t•xverience preferred Callh hundllnl( rcq111n•cl i':Xeellent :rnlury. work 1nl( tond1l111ns. a11d b\.'f'lef 1 l!I Cull. or aµply al Hntn(•h Mr llwlA'n~·· !Y79 U800 • TilAl ... EE Earn utn (;hn"trn1111 money now' TYPISTS a.rtt Twbt $600 PIX lAlU of "typtng but ac· ,..CCT CLHKS cur•cY more import than "" speed, Xlnl bens & fine KEYPUNCH OPER co ror"adv. Call MO-~. C• 1£8115 Coastal Personnel Agen· ~ cy,2790J{arbor. CM Must have phone & rel.la-ALL.JOBS F REE hie transp Long & s hort _ __;;_;=..:..:..::..:;...:._ __ _ term W111111n ments. lfol1 ---------day & vacation pay lfosp1tahal1 on pl an av~1lable VOLT tlJ flJW•(W1AU• .. UV& f I. CLERK TYPIST uwest tn buamess Call OJo:N't'i\L SECRET/\H Y 567-7196 BKKPR Salary opn, eic per or college C M 546-:.m Cook·Dmner House exr only Contact M 1chwe . Morn preferred Qwet Woman Restaurant ~7440 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Do you want lo use your communic1t1on skills d!i a re<:epuonist m a people COOK onenWd ~nUll pra<.'l1<:1"' E•panding restaurant Our team needs you <'hain with over SO un1l1J. Newport Beach. f>40 7922 Ya1111ly-0Wned orgamza· Deotal As;.l, chainndc. 1; t1on otrers pl~~sant mos . experience Mut-.1 working con~1t1on s have X·ray l1<•C'n :1 l' Good opportun1t ie11 for l.a"Wlll Hills 837-6200 advancement Excellent ., - comp11ny benefilll 1-:x DBfT AL AS SI ST AMT penenced desired Apply WiLh cha1rs1de & front of ln pcnon ft<'e ID< per. very !lcx1hll A."aembl)' wurk cJ<Jnl' ir1 IJ)Y garaf(e. llav•· :!O yr!> ex per 1 n t• l t· 1· l r n mech1tni<:ill 1itrv11·l· & "" sembly Will r nni.1dt'r any auemhly work 64&-ZlOO M u I u r l' t' O u 1J l 1• l 11 mana~r HI adult u111111 m I · M 9{)7 6282 ~ AMERICAN SAVINGS 7AM 4PMda1ly,Mon fT1. Company will tratn personable, dependablc. ffiltture md to ope r 11. t1 mt.eresung service pro mot.Jon system for a nt:"' car dealer's St'rv1cc dept. Position locuU:d m Costa Mesa i''1hnK exv Good al detml & 1)1mph math No typing Pleu:.ant personality l! gr'eel customcr11 (;oo<l slartlng salary, udvancc• menlJ! & fnngc bt'nerhs Apply Mon Thurs from U AM · 3 PM al 3194 ( AJ.rpon Loop Or Co!.l OI Mesa Ja48 C..,..s Dri .. 546--4741 (Across Prom Ora.njeCo. Airport) F.qual Opport Employer lmmt..-diale opening 1n Engineering Depart ment. (Must be excellent typist (S5·60wpm I and able to handle heavy phones hrs to lit your 1>Cheduh· •lAllt• n~ full o r parl·l1m c ~~ N"'ir· 642-l<l'JO w~ 71 OO ASSEMBl.l::RS. '!"t' will tr111n MacGreJ(or ••1•••••••••• • • • ••• • • • • Yachlb. 1631 Plac·ent111. • ~Clertl C M o\arae back cfesk. no ex pt:r ner general ofr ---.. r•r-_,..•1•L•1•1•5-- helpCul Xlnt oppty, good -~ t·o benefits Apply ,R.ECISIOH/MECH OCEAN PACfflC. 14312 l'Ot1ltion1 avail w fas t Chamber11 lid. TUblln growing Newport Ht>ath t:.0 f'; l'O. involved 1n asi.cmbl) At'rounlml( ('om put 1· r I 1• rm 1 n a I u~ralor an·ount1nl( <'lerlt GOOd 1yp111i;t i.k1lli.. acti'l(cxp (/\ H&AIPI Cootact St<•H• Walkn 7SttfJ!ll Frl·'1 S Jame~ & <.:o. lnsuran1·t· Hrokni1 t: 0 1-: of l'Ompass & ramera un 1ti. i\ppllranll> 1>hould ek lll'r work1ni;t w !l mall IJHrl.li. good mct:h upt., & enJOY Bcnchl:. ml'ludc Z Wl't:k.b 1111{' , I Wt'l'k !t lC'k l1·a11c, & profit shannl( to name a few Call 557 9051 , ask for Ra> Gillman. Ac('9WllinR Atheltu· Club Mlendant. ./ ./ ./ locker rm & food service TEMPORARY 6· 1sam u11 2 3o pm. ASSIGMMIHTS 7~·7g(k'.) Earn XTRJ\ lfollduy $$$ /\ut.n body & paml shop F'or mformallon on how he I per. I' a 1 d t· om you can work a few day11 mensurate according to or a few week11 to 1•arn ability 6"2·9373 Lhal XTR/\ C1111h <.:.tll ui. Work Lhe hours you havt• ---------i.vrulable CLASS A Mt-ounting <.:lcrks i'1AT M ECI IAN IC Boolckeepcn. See Jim Compton at GcneralOH1tt' llerb f"r1edlander'11, DataE~ntry 13749 Bea c h Blvd . Kl P ()perator11 WC8trrunst.er <:AU.UR VISIT TODAY AOll ... T NfH*'a accounle11~ :l(M)S Mam, Ste 11501 North Tower . Orange 714/135-4103 AutCMIDti•• LOTPEISOH Immediate openmg ror lol·maint.enance penon Fringe benefits, pa Id vacation, fermanent pot11t1on Cal Sales Mgr ut493-4'511or837 -4800. At.rrOMCYnV~ Accounting •DISPA'fCHER .'9' ACCTG CLllK SHVICE DEftT. 1~1 .. l :ty Rof(er Inc ha8 Expenenced only. Well· .1n Lutry level .opening located Orange County for an industrious an new car deuler orrenn" d1vldu~I loolu.nf( for op· good pay, permanency ponuruty to grow Mus t l"or appointment, call be proficient with 10 key 1714196•4162 adder. Poeitloo calls for _____ .,. • lilina. audiung of dally Auto parts counter man sales reports for .our M1111t have VW exp Auto reatauranl & m 1sc Haus ~5 &ener&I dulie!\. Appl)' In --·------ perton. 17042 Gillette AtrrOMOTTVE Ave .. lrvuie. •AUTO LOTMIMI -Chevy dealer offers full --------• tune permanent posi· ActounUng RILL CHARGE IOOKKEEPER TO SI 6.IK bons to aNiat new car & 1erv1ce managers In varied & inter eal1n1 tasks Ideal ror semi· ret1red aulo. mech. Opp. for advancement. See Mr. Pierce, HOWARD OM?vrolet. Dove " Quall St.I .. Newport Be acb. ~ nt Profttal ll you have I-IS yeani <'Ur 8abY11itter housekeeper. rent ex~rie11ce. through live-in. Mature. lovlna. financial i tatemenls noo·amoker. For 2 yr. with multiple aets o boy " fat.her. Mon/Tues manual bo~olta thl• off. Room, board, aalary. fm&lltr1, con ofOct _;~...;...l;_O~-----.wouJd ulte eee you. Variety of ctuti• lnch.lde llllwlttw W..eH -.rv111on of one uala· Need".OmeOne for 2boya, tant. Profit t hartn1 lft $ • 8 )''1 Moo thru l'"rl· u.11 Balboa are1 roca da,r, u:ao to •·30 PM. Uon Order 13822. QIM area. Daya 5216-~27. ACCOUMT AMTS c:v• &M-0173 UMUMITID C71 4lt73·3724 WELLS FARGO BANK A'9oM1 Of::.~c 401 CMcC r on .. s-toAlto MI- &nlung BRANCH MANAGER Small, grow1nl( WeJ1trrunster Hranch Of ftce of our fast·movmK Savings & Loan Assoc1s uon seeks a growl h geared. commun ity ml.nded lnd1v1dual ready to move up to full management t11gh respons1b1hty po111llon reqUJres cand1dat.e with strong bw11nes11 devclop ment background und supervl50ry expen ence nus pos1t1on orrers al tr1ct1ve compen11ut1on and benefits For 1m mediate cons1der1tllon forward reKume with salary deta1l11 to BRENTWOOD SAVINGS &LOAN ~I San Vincente Bl Los Angeles, CA 00049 Attn. Personnel De1H. F.qual Opportunity Employer M /I'' BANKJNG SAVINGS REP K25 Swl!lower Ave(.· M F.qual Opportuntly Employer Mt i'' / I I l'°aut)' 88!t1Stant want{'<! 1 with rutu re 1. A lllo JuhC'lle mun1rur1 :.l w11nll'd 837 4250 or KJ7 87711 Ueuuty Opu111or 1-:x pl'ril'nred St\ lt!tl i. uri:l'nlly nl•t•d('d A li.o. rcnllil ~µutc avu1l Sun Ot'mcnw 4!l2 2882 days. 492 Z721 l'\C~ & wknd11 Biiiing clerk for · maJor wholes a le nurse ry Slat1sllcal typing. 1n 1t1auve lo improve cxu>t Ing systems. /\ppllcanb must be able lo g111e al tent1on I<> detail & have exacting mind. <:onluct Mr Martin, 962·6604 Q.ERJCAL £.0~ off ice • ~OJ overload 3723 lirch St M B 557-0061 Why hmll yourself Lo om .)Ob Let the vanety of fl!J'ed by temporary ai. s1gnments work 1nlc your !>Chedule Becomt· ... permanent tempurar) for Office_ OvcriotHI <)pen lo alT" skills Tur pay Excellent grnwtt opportunity CdlforAn Appoiwstrne nt T odoy 557-0061 "-0~ of f i c e • ~07 overload Equal Oppor Empiyr IOAT IUILDER Head lamina tor /looler. must be senous. self -- - - - -!Stan.er & w1llJ~g lo t11ke Cl.ER ICJ\L charge P Squared Ho11lll ~1 2873 ILL['-'-™1uoir1"I lbat <'leaning. ynl( adlt, .~ -~ ~ I 1.8 or ovr. 8 10 hrs wk, ::>" .... .; ,,.. r ' We offer excellent start inf( sularies and com· p.any paid benefits. _________ 1 PtMse apply tn person. O.ERK SALES ORDER CLERK LEAR SIEGLER TIAN SPORT DYNAMIC! 3JJ1 West Segerstrom •Santa Ana, CA We are looking for a bright. energetic and Equal Opportunity people o ri ented 1n· M r h dlVldual to work m our 1~~E~m~p~loy~e~r ~m~/~/~~ h us y order de pl . 1: Pleasant r.hone manner l•--------and a min mum of J year a.ERK TYPIST needed business experience m a for substitute work. S3.98 aeneral office capacity per hour. Requires ap· would be a reqwrement. proved typlnf( certificate Must have oo aptitude & ·m to for figures and ability for (50wpm > WL ngness ll""ttyping. w.rk early (5am >1nex1· .,, hie hrs. lnq or complete OMlerful working cond1· lions and excellent com· pany paid benefits 1n· elude sick leave, vaca· t1on. medical/dental at a pplication at Hunt· mpon Beach Union HS Dist. Rm 120, 5201 Bolsa Ave, HB. 898·6711, P.llt 2.25. E.O.E. CoddallWaitrns Sct.ool S3 :i() hr 642 47K3 BOOKKEEPER Exp I ?:::~~~ I ETC with government con I I tractor h11(hly desirable cane CARPET Good career growth I FOi YOUR I MILLS potential. O C Airport COHVEHIENCE. area Submit Resume tn I AT I 3201 S Su111n St. E:Alm up lo $300 per wk Low tuition. Placement usl.at. 751·9194. <;J11.11111I1ed Ad II 229 Daily p1i173 ('uiriuri SANTA ANA, CA 92704 f,ilot. P .O. Box 1560, I Shopping <·enl<·r I •MDBY Colla Mesa. ea . 92626 ll!I07 W11rn1?r J\V{' I (714) 546-5601 TIAIMH •,..,_K._.ut I Sult<' 215 F.qual Oppty C.OU•t.e & package educ a· """' gf;Ts;ft II I n h EmployerM/F ........ als W I Lntclllf!ent. expenenced. I un mp.ton l'H<' I ~~~~~~~~~I lionaJ mawn · ii re· bookkeeper for Newport :. quire lining of heavy Beach Boulique Must be I lntrrviP"":nll I Clerk Typist boxes. Willing lo train to knowledgeable In all l>lJllY !!Um .Jpm lottlD7 operate forklift. Ex· aspects or retail book I I T1tY US! celleot working condl- kcepinlJ./ Call 1138·47112 lmm,•dtal(·. oprm!"its lnterealinah divers ified tioos and benefits. Apply ror lntervicw I for ull l'lt'Tlral sk1ll:1.. It between 8am-llam & --t r m I) n r 11 r y poellionwt aggressive, l~m ·3pm , National BRASS & COPP f: R 1 ass11:nmcnts. lop pay.I ~Je ct'h'!:~~fJ~t~~~ f:ducatlon. 4401 Birch Polishers. 4 hrs a night, pnid val'l1t1on11 You )'OU 1 St., Newport Beach .._,,5nlghlAweek $4.00hr l (lon 'tpsv.wl'payynu.I Typ~ 50 wpm . T h en <Near O.C . Airport) 673-4865orM&J'130 you re for us. Call Equ•I Opportunity Fidelity Federal, a lcud mg savlnp and loan, hu an excelll!ftt opportunily for an individual with a •Or ('311 our brnnchl M9-93Sl. Employer. Orokera1e teletypi• nff11•1• Newport ---------~~~~~~~~~ oper/badc up. Act as lei I Rc&l'h AJ3.1441 ·I SELL idle Items with a = swltcbbrd/recept Typ Equul .Oppt v Em pl yr Dally P1IOl Clas1Jlf1ed Ad. Sell Idle Items 642-5678 mg Ill wpm req. Mature • " I woman. N~wport Cntr. ,... _ - - --" :sSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS= ~II Marjone64H442 Q,ERJCAL = CLERICAL = BUii Drivers for Chnst1an RECEPTIO.._. --li<'Mol We will Lnun.. AP .... .. -~\,:~1~rookhurst. CLERK = ~I = $3.86 Per Hour -- eus DR1veRs."' 95 per (P1i:,r;,~~f~\)h"l 5 TEMPORARIES : hour 1tartln11 Requires -- Clau UJ drivc•ra li cense Juvenile llall needa = -Ne c. t r u i n l n R I Oerk.1 willing to accept SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS = ,,, , .... ,._ llll W Coast Hwy , .. ...,.leoch COOK GOl.DALIZ now acceptinl( appllca lions for exper COOKS F(f', S days wk 40 hrr>1 Apply in pers bl wn 3pm·5pm. !lXI Bayside Dn ve Newpon Beach f.quaJ Oppor Employer ----- DINT A&A>RTHO OFC • Exper'd OrthodontH• d1nnde &/or lab u s1i. tant needed for Nwpt Centerofc 644·1405 Designer PCB DESIGNER Mamlal'lUrer or elct<trn m~haruc.al products re· q1.1res a proven PCB lay out person who wants an opportunity \0 ma k~ cl< cellent wa~eis. Plus, 0... Cooks, Delivery On11ers; .1otlmately involved with P(f ope111ngs for men & new proJe<.'ls from c11n women with outgoing t'Cpliun to field use. Wt· penona.UUe11 & who Lake want un ind1viefuul who pride in their work Over wants to grow w1lh a 21 & able lo work eves. great team. Equal Op $2.80toS300lo start. Ap portunlly Empluyct ply alt 5pm dally. Me & M/F 557'1~$4 Ed.:.11 Family P1.nal~~~~~~~~~ Parlor, 410 F: 17th St , CM COOKS Houhhuns Old Place ti now hinng ex penenced br<»ler. saute & pantry cooks Apply m person, Hl'M daily. "88l Campus Or. NR 01at A Ride Dri•en OperllW modem eqwp ment & door to door tramp. Caht dnven. he· req'd No pnor exper nee Good dnvin~ rec a ~t. No Sunday work Cook wonted, expcnent:e Orange <:oast Ye llow line rook ro r busy Cab. 17300 Mt. He r · down l n w n I. a it u n a nnann. 1-·. ~Y __ re11l8uran1 Call ror appt Donut Shop Work n1le & 494·976.5 Ask for Nma or early AM No exi>er nee. Lynn_ ~)' AM ; OK Donut&, Counter Girl needed m> Falrv1ew._CM_. __ Steady work. Top pay. Door to door salesman. Exper helpful hul n,ot S3.SO per hour + 5",{ nee. One Hour M11rtm1z comm. Amway Prod. 1ng Clea ners . 2.200 Exp.pref.645-6793 Harbor Blvd , <. M -------548-6485 Drain Cleaners needecl. Will tr&Jn. Xlnt pay for COUMTll HELP hard work. For info call Sandwich man. exp. F'T. 495·146S Lagu na Bch Apply ln person, Gary '1; ue1. Deli, :n>9 E. Cst llwy, Dn __ U_te_d-,.---N-t CdM 11er, euvenes p · Harbor area. FuU time . CREDITSECRETAR Y 13.00 pr hr. Neat ap· SuceutulN.8 . Financial pearance. Maste r Services Firm &eeks of Blueprint. 234 Fischer rice secretary. P revious Ave, CM. $40-9373 credit exp. <not collec tlansl helpful. To 1750 Contact Cher y I Mis slld.ine 751 3264 between 2 DRIVERS &5pm Claas I drivers n~ed for maj wb.llle nursery. Applicants must have --------•I neat. ctn appear Ir .ed C•1C.TODl,..M dnvanjJ rec. •:xper 1n v~ "" baodllng nursery nort Head Custodian needed helpt'ul, bul not nee. Con by Huntl.naton Bea<'h C1 I.act Mr Molina or Mr ty School Dlatrict. S8S8 Martin. 962-6604. per month. Apply at 735 --- 14th Street. HunUngtoo DRIVERS croa1 country. 8each.(714)53CMl8Sl no spec lie reqd . MacGregor Yachts, 163l ?n?.ron Teller back· \0 aulal our Sav nas Men11er In the aupervlslon of aavm&• repreaeritaUvn. Select fJd 1pplicant will train new and exlatina person nel m all J>Mtt1 or 11 v in1s operallon1. OM year experten<'e In a 1lmllar position. lil(hl fW!W account.a expertenct and knOWledA• of all HV I.no tran111ctlons are re qlired. certlficotes/ cluss 11 Uo. on-call work lllUn& In for ...... • • - can be provided. tr you employees on vacation, ~ L -E Ry o R 1 v ER a.re 18 or "Ider, Inquire lie~ leave, and h0Uday11. ...... SW"'-P YOUR All ITT ~ O L IV E / v C ..,... "' ...... Auto carrier needed ln Placentia. C.M. DllVEI In addition to an ex cellenl atartlng salary and a congenial work al· moephete, Ftdellty of fert an outaltndln ll bmlfiU .,_cka1e which lncll.llel profit shartn1. dental 1nau.r1nce. and • SMl6d c~ apparel pro P'&m. P1ea.ae call fnr an ~appointment. .. at: Hununr.on Beach al1(714)834·6l84. .,. POIAllA.LMVllWnMHHH ;t Laguna ucac:h area, Unkln HS 0 at., Tran11p. = We open doors tor you to career -eves. Good transport•· Depl . (714 ) $36·75?1 COUMTYOf -cl'lltllenglngTemp0raryJobs,w1ttla.lltt1e -lion a m111t. Call the between Sam-4·30 pm. ()IAMGI .-. good things in Ille PAID VACA"'(fONS. = ftetjater.~t-'141 11k ror E.0$. AnAfllrmaUve = HEAL TH INSURANCE all becked by ovr ~ Jerry CARROWS Reataurant hll potlllon open for ex· per Jry rook, xlnt beneflta. Apply 620 P i<'o San aernenle Action Employer ~ combln«I 24 ye.,. of exper"nco. W• dUI ._. ..;;,..;;,;.;..::.. _____ _ ~ 111 eu clenca.I areat ~ ~ = = r.~::1 ... u ~:g=.~ = a.teal l!~~~l!~!r Dellvery • clean up man, mual keep shop dn " drive dell11ery vun. Mullt be rtaPGft ~ have food chh1n1 tee:. S3 hr to Urt. Cal1640-80_27_. -- oarvas PERSONNEL Hlb)'ltlwr. 1ov1n1 nanny SERVIC•:.<; lypt woman lo care for .. .__ .... _A . tln YOUOI baby r.ume. Aft RDIUTY .. llAl. =ru: IFYOU TUJt8 $600 ~bblY pef'IOfl a 11 ly tr It l.Yl>ln& needed for lovely Ofc ln F11hlon Island Good maLh apt helpful Xlnl beoa It arowtb opp ty. Cali 54().eo56 ~lal Pl:nlonnel A ICO<'Y, 2790 IUrbor,CM = IOOll .. S Al40 MANY MOii JOIS1!1 ; = JUST CAL&.: ..,... .,. -a 30d•Y ad In lbt' DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRICTOIY DO IT NOW ! 64~5'71 Meo or women 2S yra or older. Know tho coast dtic:a. Net Sl80 a week or more. Oraoae Cout Yellow Cab, 17800 Ml. Herrmann, Fountain Va.lley (No or Slater betwn Newhope A Euit-lld) r ur I""' ccoun I -. tu-3604 Prof ... k)n _ ...... .;._ .. _•~~~-~~- 54'MS31, 1055 No. Mal.n Babyaltter. rell ab le Su.ltelOlS,Santa An• woman Tuu ·Sat to •Alwa)'l 100% Pree• watch 3 mo. &11'1, CM. ... ia 1714) UJ.4000 Equal ont1 Empl1r h•ve a wrvlce to orrer or aooda tote.II, flace an ad rn the Dall)' Pl lot Ctuall1td Sect.loo •. Phon 642.~ .-. 011111 CAD DIAMMl lmOMS -~ 714-llM7.. 714-711·1621 = "' MIWPOITllAa4 TUST1M ~ :sssssssssssssssssssssssssss= Au.JOBS FREE I• '· 1. ' 0 :· I• )' e I, S4.SO to SS.00 • 1'oufo •tartituJ woge 25-35 how-IP"" w~ek -Mite Shift • r.ld Vac.tioft • Mofor M .. cal a..wr•u • .... oyH Dl1c9lllltt Aho 111W .. 1•r'Y1• hti.wt.Q fw tMpW~ 1100 Sunday Ot>cember 10 1978 CAil v Pl~Ol 013 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nu~ Aide. t:xper pr, rd 3 11 Country C'lu!) Qinv ll()llp ~!I 3061 .._.,wcded 7100 He4pW..t.d 7100 Het,W•ted \ •f7100 ....................... ······················· ......................... . PIXAaa~iu t;vmln(l 1-·;T. day11 P IT Mulll ty pe . bt-o ef &. t; 0 t: <.:all 646 IAA)(I RN'$ S80· S98 PRX LYN S52·$60 Ans w c n n .: ~ t' r ' H ' I' oprrulot full & I' T l'.i II MOE S42-$44 ~:~OPMl ATOrt NHded tor ~p1l1tl u 1ff Oranat Co Arprt .irl'u. 1 ~llcl.lCU'1llnoor11 All lnlf't buiy s~ll l'hhrd ahifl1 1i1vu1l Mu11l be d e ..... RECEIVING/STOCK DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT .. m IAR1'£MDD P OSITION \pp ly 1n 1wr"'"'· lwt"n'n :J :i Ull\ da\ J .P. MAc·s REST AURA MT 10142 .tdmu An .. H.,..ta.;aa lcll GUARDS J·\jll ' I.I 1tn11 All 11rtn• \1n1fo1 nu r11 rn1•lh •d <\ll\.,, .'I lit 11\('t Ht•lllt•il wt·lco!JK• No t•i1Vt"n••nn 11u1• A1>1>h \lnt vl'1a 11I P11At"{'tlflfl ~·rvlCC' 122t w M.hbll •'"' hant• A1111 lttlrrv u v... btm r11 u t:l ' I 4 M•>fl thr u h t JMnllOI'. 111>'· 111ut.I tlJ\l' tral\llvurt11t\Ull :JO 40 hrs Pf wk .. 110 vr hr (.'1111 1:11 ~ll ~I 4 W M M.ud.' v.·1in11-.1. '"r. .. a•t<·• J><.ucl Ttw Inn 111 .u11un11 l ll N C11t llwy. L11aunu llf'ndabl(' " h.&Vl' rcrs Ytr &. rrr ~h 1f\11 E (} t: Skill un <•o mi•nl tl'~lll Many ben<'r P;i) a l·ton l un• "' Vl'I\ (j ro up 111 lilt( to t•xp ~6 3JJ3 u1 11 urunce 11 v4.1 tl T O P 1133 3333 WAGES A.6k ooout ottwr __ ;-;,-;.-;.-;.; ____ ! . I ftnl' ClUHh lv N<>wport lk :1l'l1 't l;11I ~ton: m·t•d ... stc>t·kroom ~ r<><'eiv1n..: m .. ,1:-.ti.lnl to hl'lp wrth <'ht·l·kln.d 1n ~ pron·!>t..,tn~ Ito in<·luch.• p r•trtni; > ol mt•r<:hund JH E->q >t-rH•1w<· 1 ~ nol nrrt.·~!>tlH'V ti ~·ou wor k ca rnP:-tl y. w1lh 111.•ut nt"h!. & u<.•t·ural'Y You mu~t htt ' c· a i-.uf l' <lri Vtn~ l'l'('Ord. h<'C'llUSC ~·011 v.1 11 h1.• r<'<1u1rt'd to makl' u ch1ily drin· rou nc1 t l'i p from N (•wport Rt.•uch tTI our ~lOt'l' in Wt·~t"ood VillUJ.:(' (Wl·~t Los An gt•lt•s ) to mukt..• a ·mf'r<:huncli M· dcliVl'ry Pos1lmn b rull timl' &.·tw s ins urttnf't'. profit !\ha ring ht•neflf~. If you f"·c•I you 'q11ultf'y for this 1~lU011. plt«.IM' mail ..;J hnt.·f r••!>tumt· to 1#.370, c/o Te.OoMy Pilot. P.O . lox 1560, ~to lllYER WANTED SIJMDAY ·ONl Y l o dtll \1r 11\11 \ l'll..01 l.11111'111'~ ... ' .. 1 nl·~ tn •w~p.11 l Ito 111 h .1ru1 ll~u1 '•" \ .w •tr l .. r., '\\•ht•fl ,. I ~\Ill ,\ I 1tood Jr I \ HI I• • 1\111 (ltll '42·021 ........ O-Wtlle1M or ......,., SHl•r Eqttal Opport1111lt y ""'6oY~ W-UCATIMG TICHMICIAM Sllli. Sii~ r t<t M 11111 I\ Uvl'r lllt'b ii l'llV' l t'lllt'I for t'll~ 111.111 U.llH: ,111 1111 wt p~ & ph"tun1p1t I /\h1IHy to n11.·,•I 1'4·.1.tl11w .. & to do !'It'\ t'ral l'lllJt't'l' i.1muh .int•1111 .. h ~ 11 n1• il.'-'\l 11\ 111'1.' \'11lll •lll l'l 1'\ Of llt\'1"1-1 1~~10 .l.1111 t111H'l'. I 7 I I I 1 >~ .H,1111 IJd OC\' li.! :w 7ll t:AK"ll 1(111>11 llllllll'\ Ill 'our !>IP•• re ll mt· \\ ,. ,ho w ~o u h 11-. l'h 11:11 ll:!b t:1.1-:M HICIA''I llEL.M ;U li45 blll acrow Secret11r) TOA.SSIST OFRCEMGR. TEMPS HAVlMOU~UH .,MOtlE VARIETY MOH C HOICE tARH CHRISTMAS $$$$ NOW Wllft I\ Wlll.N \'l>I WA'oj I WIWH1' 'I 01 Y. \1' f ,\!-IMllJ/ \,\nu W .tlll Tett~ScrYlees '1-Wl'Oltl t:H I l\1r 1 h ;)4~1 kUi I II :--11:-0. 1~11 \ :1oi I u~l111 _,;,g 'fll~ I Efl~ ~ f ( ; .. ·m·ral orr 11··· • rl!Al'l;t-;t-.• fo.n1ry '''' 1·l IHI !'> 1 n vl•·d:..1n1 So 0 (' et-k1n.: ~wth& adv E 0 E *ADIA• Temporary SerYice 1720 E Garry Ste 119 s 1\ !.157 1303 Experience MC., ~O"'Y desk work. Salary ... and opportunity for oct.anceoment. --------tA10t11ct J i\ndrl'\I>' 752 2600 lllVIN 1-: SAVIN(,~ ANO l.Oi\N MI" i':'>cmw Secv/IU: Sl2ClO t>roo<reader Sll7$ R.ecept $Xlill Personal1tv · plu:. $7110 Call 1-·or i\n i\pfll lrv1t1e P1•1wnnd A~ent·~ 488E17th. Coi.lu Mei..1 GENERAL LABORERS TRAINEE ~SEMBLERS PACKERS Uou4 !.• 1 lm11 lr.•r1 I>"" w 111 111~ 1ull~ldt! for h~yout ·-Uljl 34117 ~ .......... '*' \l•t>h 1n SM t \Oil l1<•l wn 1 I , 1~ ~ ( 11.&l l II~) I .1i.rWl• l:it•a1 h ll11u~1·krt·pt•r ll11l1)'htl\1 1 ww1tnl v.t.rk 1n1' 111uttwr " 1• ~ k 1' Ill loa l U I l' huuM·kt'l. lll'I ho1h\all lt.'I I 11 r 'I. ~ 1 h 11 u I • 1: t• tJ , luldrffi 1~1vth homt' 1n 'llwp4 tWh h~ II JOA M ' 31>PM Mon fo ri th-I" t1•ftl l't'<I 1 H 640 ~1111 l lolc-.4."kt-<'l'.-r Ill llllll'. for l..r.:t' rt•tlft•mt•nl honll' ll11n1 1nict on T u1 .ir 1· lll800 1'1ond11 St, II M ~.11411 ll,tll l l l<.1Ubt.'kl!tlpt'r 1-~r & l'T . gc1od br n t'r1l s 1';0 ": Bayvtl'W t 'o n valt.'11Ctnl Hosp <!O:i~ Thurln St C M &12 35(Y.J lhHIM'kL'Cl>l'I . Live u1 l'n rm & huth E11l{htih ,,,.·ak 111 Jot p r d I.' rn•d <1t>aruJ'I~ & bu h)ic Ill lnj.I 3 rhlldrt•n Al:l'1' ~ J', & tl "'<I l:J ~42K7 llo u:.ekccpcr. l'Xl'CI' uunal & .:ou1 ffit.'l cO<ti Will pay your pnl't' Mon lhl"\I l-'r1, I:! 6, lltR lh1rb 84&0083 • Hou~ek eeper fo r ~e n h:.ewrk. laund & cooking t.'W meal. no child care Must be exper'd honest. de pend Non :.m oker Mo n t h ru Fri 12·6 S4 1)0 1 h r 1 ll it II a r b 114&-00l l llOUSEK E~P l';H /Clll LD CA R I': L IVl' 1n $SOO+ room & hoard EHs 550·59 64. duys 768-9629 SU sun JANITORIAL •.kprr 1-·111or m an tu 11pcr11tl' /\Ull> Cl111 kl' H r ubb~r 1''/'f S11I ~'Ufl\fn w t'l.I). IOI> J.lli>' ~ 'bll m.3923 JAHITORIAL t'ull time c u11t11tJ 1.rni. . N~.,._ 1&re11 dliy tH•n1n1t 11h1h11 mu•I bl• ll S 1·1t1u•11 <:ood wu.:1•!>, ~ hohdli>~ & bonu' inn·n llv1~ Will lr.iln (.'.ill till~ t H O);rl t~ ICfYftUMCH Ii.i nk eiq l\'r p rd d llour:. 1011m 7pm. xlnt 01>\AY, tiood bt-nl'(1h Ap ply OCEAN l'AC IJo'l l 14312 Chu mbu:. ltct 1\i.'lllll E 0 t: l.F.(iAL S EC RET AKY full ttme general offl~l' (' M 1714) 546-6004 LeC)lllSecy S950up NoSH needed for lhJ.S mt pos w/2 corp & estate planrung a ttorneys Good l)'l>mg & Mag Card II nee Sulury MR C1J ll ~. Coastal Person· ncl Age ncy. 2790 Harbor CM ALL JOBS fo"IU;t-; LIG HTING FI XTU RE SHOWROOM Slo1·k & r c \ · ..: <' I t.' r k Oeh ve r y1tn1>tall Som\' salt's. Expr. not rcq Sill-9341 UQUOR ClEtlk P(f' d11ys Mature e x· pr'd, apply 111 person 895 W 19thSt,CM UQUOR STORE CLJ::RK Respon. days Irv. Call 752-1.336 LCYl' ATTENDANT Must tx• 18 & have Cahr. D L Apvly Earle l kt.' Imp 1966 ll urbo r Bl v tl 64&9303 Stevt' ---- llousl'kt>cpl'r , ll\'l' 111. Lot attend. Dnver. musl m 11 t u r \' . re (" . n u be 18. Cull/pt lime. Co "h ti d r l' n I r v T t' r r benefits. 558· 7454 __ _ rtmrtV 673·9042 LVN . t1·7. lm maculat.e 4J bed conv. ho.81 lal Costa MEN. 549.3001 MACHINIST •I st & 2nd Shift• MA.HAG EM INT Altlh1t1006 coupl~ need to uaum•· fuJI re11p0n111blll ty ror rapidly up1rndlna bulln~ fo'l.llly tr111nt'<l ll qualified Call 962 119~7 or ~ btoof1te. C'<llll l' 1n !lo m 5'11ll Moo Fri wu;·rc1.1 r i-- Nu111M1 ltl'!ll1>lry 1617 WHtchrf. Ste 20'J NtWJX>l't Heurh 1))1 0610 7~ 01111 MAMAGIA/TIAIHH GrtQlj>Or for 11harp 1nd1 v NUTRITIONIST F.x<'ll w1rrej0r rood l'hitln who ing new opply to work ~ n j o y 11 w 11 r k 1 n IC with the ov..rwc1.:ht rn w1pu1>1Jt"'""t:IH' 551-7193 llunl lll'h 1n ti <·om U n 1 t t' d I' e r a o 11 n e I prehcns1vc r>roj(tam in St'rv1Ct'. ISOO Adams . <'I behavior mod1f1l'11 CM lion B S 1n Nutntton req t'or .1ppl t•a l l Pl:JX OPERATOR UC lllVINE l'IX OPERA TOR P art Ttnw 1 5pm. Mon· 1-'ri I 114) 833-~123 ----. PIX OPERA TOR Mesa, CA. 92626. , .... Good opport.unily extslS I for reliable person w1lh • ., .... •sT•TE RE..STAURA~1' pleasant phone mannc·r ~'" " flt:ioble hour.. Xlnt co ~ESPIOPLE Irvine Clubhouseiit seek 213·373-0514 MANAGEMENT benefits Apply Mon/ Fri. w le .. , T a I"' ,.0 1,. a 1nR count.er help. ~1 l1>rn es Y ,... Y "' "' Also pt-11ml! Sat/Sun OHtre Girl Aui.Lrahan 9am Noon. Personnt.'I 33-year old firm wholly good pay . full rlut p referre d w ith good MARRIOTT HOTEL owned & operated bv iti. I • Ja k U4 7500 d """Newport "'~ntar Dr rounder We .ire not <1 prv g .!:_ c_:__ . '4. GHAT CAREER MAY HYOUISA.T s kills. ty ping. 'uric 'J'oN ~ "' di.Illes with pubhc· con Newport Beal'h i.ubs1d 1ary, b r a nch or RiSTA.UIAMT MGR. t a c t J\ u s 1 r u I 1 a n Equal Opport Emplyer rranchlbe JUSt head· ror s andwich & wine ~hop Organ1zat1on PO Box M/F quarters with a round Ill San J uan QK!uitrano THRIFTY ~ lrvme 92716 P hone l•--------•I the·r lock a cc e s:. t o Submit quahfftrauon <'It 957 0292 mana ge me nt fo r a s resume to P .O Box 2507. PIX to S7SO sistance at any t1mt.'. Our •t Be "h c \ Fl'onl Ofc pos lO handle in·house Vtdeo tape li:.t ~~IOgtOn !l<: ' I OfOce Manager·Sale!t Good 09portunity ro r ad van{-emenl. W1ll train1no Tilnfty offers ch111leng· experience necessary. mg. conunuow; udvanCt.'· Must be ~ yrs old or ment ovportunit1es and older & be uva1I on tncomparable earnings Saturdays 557 0824 or m the retail field Start 77" 6090 1525 M c s a ing with $10.200 per yt.'ar Verde #20tl. Costa Me11a a s a managt.'ml'nl • trainee and mcrease to ORDER Of.PT over $13.000 or more pe r trlllJlce to fill. ord~r'I for ye ar 1n Iii m onlh:. olr :.upply Co. I h for Promotio n t o :.tort• uppl 557·9212. A11k for manager ran be }Ours 1n ~tr West 5 years or h.'Ss ORDER PROCESSOR TO $1000 heavy ph's. Mu&t enJOY mg & sales tra ining pro - publJc contact Vanelt> gram by Tom Hopkins 1s RestaW'anl TACO.DELL. pos as will also be m the fine st r e a l estate Lagun11 Beach, n eeds re volved in mailing. f1lln R. triuning available We bable full & patl t1mt etc. for sales div Xlnl ro have an opening ror :! day counter helP. Appl~ be wtgrea t bens. Call sa lespersons wit h t.'O m per.son. 699 Soi Coast Rita. 540·605S Coastal lhw11asm. charact e r & Hwy, Laguna Beul'h. Personnel Agcnl'y. 2700 integnty lo match our --Harbor. CM high standardi. Your Retail We have immcct ALL JOBS FREE own pnvate dtst.k & oo ol)t!O.lJl"1! ror tall l(a l• part·t1mt-1>alei.p1·n vh· whoari· R P F.OPLE P ERSON Bus man se~5 I' 'f ;is !>O C 1n Whl .,uppl}' 631 5588 PIUA Commission s phl up 111 5har1J 70". Interview hy 1111 Hetpful l)OUltme ntonly ~ ,, Wesley N Taylor Co :-Zp'--1.. Realtors 644 4!HO ....,.. ~ Lon to Mii :t->l I! you are :!I or olde r. a m1111mum h1Rh !>Chool graduate 10 good health and enjoy actJvt: work. please a crept this 1nv1ta· t1 on to talk t o o ur represent.auve and dis cover how profitable an interview can be lrvuie area tr you t'nJOY t hcnt contact 1n ,.0 llelp W:1nted Call today. ordinating & exped1hng , 548·7863·_· ____ _ REAL ESTATE SALES LICCMed or we will train you ro r s t at e e xam L1m1t e d orrer Ca l l Ciu.sey & Co. 49'7-2457 y...,. to~ aMCld ~~...-d II you're Shel~'s ~1rl rome in now. 1>hell> 'i. Tall G trL Sh o p . Westm.uuiter Ce.Q\.er. See OUr Representuttve Mon. Dec 1 Ith On ly From 9am-12 Noon 2300 llarbor Blvd Costa Mesa Opcrungs In Costa Me11L1 Tw;llll & OranAC Equal Opportun1ly Employer orders here your oppty to join this rood related rum movmg to Orange Co Call Ab1ga1l Abbott Pe r s onnel Ag enc y . 557·6122 4500 C ampu& Dr , N 8 Ope n Mon evcrung unul 7pm P APEi CUTTER Plwnbmg & Healing SERVICE PERSON Good ovpty 645-6S25 Pre Sch ool Tea c h e r needed 1mmed 9 to I Mon thru ..-r1 Cu 11 Ma rilyn 847-5284 ur MZ-~11.B . P resser Wanted. comb prefd $5 hr + Stcncty wo rk . One ll o u r Mart1niung Cleaner!!. 2200 Harbor Blvd . CM. 548-6485 Prefe r somt• cutter t'X· pcnencl' !o'our day work week. 1n houit l' prinl shoj:>. F.xrellent work1nf( c.-ond.lltons and U{'nd1ls Apply 8am·llum & lpm 1---------3pm, Nationa l Educa uon, 4401 Bir c h St . Newport Beach 1Near 0 C. Airport> Equal Op- portU(lily Employer Pnnting Real Est.ate Saies 1e9&"" Wekome ITee 3 Weeks TRAINING "-•Caner Mew Prosperity •Absolutely no pno r tromlng or e11perienee necei;sary •Persona hi ed ln:itruc· lion •Professional on the Job tra.uung. •Up tolO'h commission •Choice or top orr1 ~c locallon:. Be your own ~ with 3. top notch professional or- Retail ... TEMPORARY CHRISTI~ ~SOClllfS Sales Persrilmel Social lll~nr GlftGCllJm SIJ1tc ZIA h42· Mi0 EXEC SECRET ARY f'l'<l'd for 1mportanl poi. a.., as:;t to the Pre~ or u nlt.'d i.t d a1rt r<r ft !op.in ·:. mfr (Jua1J(1l'at1u~1> itrl' nuency '" (;1.-rman " !>c l·unct .1ry q u al 111 1-'rem·h Thi" 1i. an 1mpur tant & worthwh1ll· "°' A1;ply i.id11465 ,. n 'ftll' Dul ly Pilot PI) Bo x l~ffll, Co:.l.i M,·,.,a. l'J !f£26 Mu!> l hav e r .. l 1 a l.i I,. tran.'p & phonl' I.on.: & short term a~s1cnml'nts Hobda y & 'al'atton pny Ho!>p tlal1 t a t1on pl;sn avt11lablt' VOLT I D E AL P /T I ME . housewives & t•ollege girls wn·ars Over 21 fl·JOAM 12 JO. Mon f rt Earn $80 SIOO weekly M~l be neat. ~rsonable & ener1<et1c Lor i ·:. K1lchen . 1179-0747 a rt IOAM for appl lndusl Seam:.Lrcs1>. pre· (er boallDR t•xpcr. SOI 291h St . Nw11rl Uc h . 675-1~ Due to our growth. we have 1mmed1ate open· utgs for MATYI.AL HA.HDLIHG Expenence desired. nol requi red Wtll trai n. Must pass company physical 1nclud111g back x-ray. M0·763'J. Irvine E.0 E MEDICAL ASST. t'ro nt or back om ee. Pull or P.AllCIMG COHTltOL OFFICERS f\tll t1me Mon thru Fri 6 Months to 1 year e x· pen ence. handling ca:.h Public contact. exper'd preferred Outgoing & pleasant pe rsona ht>. S3.34hour PRINTING PRESS OPERATORS Exp•rl•nc•d on Dcmdlon 700T or DG 17SWH. COM P~ts. PleoH call '4.r ftold Reily for intervi•w ap- paintmttd. gKc:iia Realty For...ihcallJo_... 131·7251 Rece1v1ng & Marking Mgr. f\111 u me pos1uon. expe r w /h ardwa r e merchandise req_. Apply m person. Bwld & Gro w l8102 Culver. Irv This high qualltY:spec1al IY store tn Oraifie Coun lY is currently look1n~ ror appbcanl.S who a rt.' interested in temporary Chn stmas employme n1 with the po:.s1b1hty ot growtnf into permant.'nl positions . tiE.~A-V-~S 3848 Campus Ori ve 546-4741 tAt rOSlt From l>raAAC Co A1rp<1tt I 1-;qual Opport Employt.'r -----l "llllt'~Tfl I J\ I. .•~Ir~ part ume Reliable exp __... --" r not necessary. Send re- • s.t-4lp Operators s ume to 18700 Mam St. •HoM Operator Ste 209. Hunt B<'h 92648 -GriRdarOperator Needed 1m med1atel y ' •Mad'tAM Operators Girls for home cleaning M°llllmum experience re· THE IRVIME C 0 1071 Ca melback Irvine 644·9011 Equal Opport Emplyr TPS IEL[~.The~Glr1• service Laune. 64:>·4164. qiared, several t rainee MIGHT A.UDITOR GEH WAREHOUSE ..., 1 r~ v •C E e, positions available & DESK CLERK P/llml' SJ 25 hr Houn F\Jll t1 me & relier. NCR nex1bll.' Shipping, rt• I OPENS MEW WEOFFER: 1200 experience p r e · Part lJme Wa1trt?ss even· Ing 5 to 10 PM. Inter view a!ter7 PM. Call 75HMl72 2230 S o.po"t Dr .Aftahetrn. CA 92806 C714J937-053 I I': x h I b I l d I " " I II y woodworker 1.;xl>Cn<'nn· prt:rcrr cd . will tn11 n p11ri.on with rl'l&t<:d s kills S ala r y ope n 63H 680or 631 1818 re1\1Ulg and orde r pro IMTERVIEWCEHTSI •HighlyCompct1t1ve (e rred. Im m e d i a t e ~lt·~~3944-I FOR YOUR Rat.es e mploymen t . /\m · EXTRA OIKISTMAS G-R-E-A.T I coMVa.ATEHCE •Plenty Of Overtime ba SS ad or I n n s 0 r -shiftDifforential America. 2277 llarbor SALES JOB HOW I l'l:llot'uidad •Excellent Compa ny Blvd . Costa M es a . OPEN Shoppm~ Cenlt'r Benefits ror Em· (714>645-4840. <:OOD P AV ~ooo I fl907 Wamc•r Avl' ployees&Dependents NURSING MON EY DEMONSTRATORS l''t1days & Saturday.., 10 6, ne11r your homl' 71417~5573 GARDENER Wl' are t.eck1ng;. rehahll' pcn>OO Some ~ardcninl( cxpertt.'nl'l' prdcrrl'd Must be able to work Sal & Son. l;o;nJOY xlnl c•on pany benefits Apply ~am·Noon, Mon / Fri. Personnel MARRIOTT HOTEL 000 Newport Cente r Dr N~'WPORT IH:ACll P.qual Oppor ~mplyr m1r .... Geart Brewer 258!1 1 Maqt u crtli.· Parkway M1s61on Viejo You arc the wmoer of TWO FREE TICKETS tolhe LONG BEACH TI IEATRE F ESTIVAL THEMA.MWHO CAME TO DIMMER Slarnng James Wh 1l more al the Loni;i Beach Convenuan & F.ntcrtam ment Ce nter . 300 E Of e a n Bl vd . L o n ~ Beach. Call 642.5618, ('Xt 272 lO cw m your tickets. * * .. Gene r al Ice Ca p ade s Cbalet. full & part.·llm e. will train. 979· 1750 ---General Office tor Chns tlan Sch ool. 16835 Bro okhurs t. I''. V (163.1831 tlOU RS. GOOD C'ON Suil<'215 APPLYIN PERSON Mur'MsAldH u 1T 1 o N s M AN y I lluntml(ton Beo<'h Ordtrin F'RlNG f: REN F.FITS ~·A,.C,'T GROWING COM I Interviewing LEAR LVN•sor1..-s p AN V p ROM OT E ~ J)a1ly 9am 3pm Above average wages & F'ROM WITHIN TRAii\ I health benefits. Apply I" o R 'f o I t mmcrl 1.11l' npl•nm~s SIEGLER NEWPO R T CO NV M A N A G E M 1-: N ·1 I' o r t n \ 1• n I o r v . CENTER, lSSS Supenor s T A R T s · I M p a c· k •• ~ c r '> • .,. •.,,.SPORT Ave. Npt B<'h M E 0 I A T E L Y .. l a ~ ' <' m b I c r i. a & I~ K E Y R 0 A R C " a r l' h o u i. I! DYNAMICS NW'Sing 1:-; X p E R I E N <.; 1:-I T t' m r> o r ti r Y I 3131 West Segerstrom MURSES AIDE llF.LPF'UL WE HAVE ass11.mmt•nt,. tQp pay. Sant.aAna.CA 3-ll.Statecert1fied only. OUR OWN T RAINING l pa1d var 11t1ons Yo u I '$4. h r.' 'Hoh day bencf PROGRAM PUT ON R't don't pay.14-e pay you F.qualOpportunity avail 1mmed. Bayview TILE COUNTRY'S TOF lo I £mployer m /f/h C.oiw. 2005 Thunn. C.M. O R r. AN s AL E~ r r ail o ur branch ~~~~~~~~~ 1 ._642_-~ __ E_._o_._E_. __ _ p EO p L F. c ALL A'[ 10 r f I c {'. N (' w p 0 r j I 0 N C F. F 0 R Hf'Ul'h . 8.13 1441. --------- INTERVIEW. ORGA!\ I fo:<tU:lHlppt v Emplvr I l':XCll ANG F.. STA!\ ------· NUNN 714/586-7302. For Classified Ad ACTION Call a UUARDS SECURITY Due to our rt:cent ex pam1on program. Weill> Fargo Guard Services 1s I hinng secunty guards for. l"IM/Mewport lch Santa Alto/ AltCIMim Mert~Pti Cotta . &HM WhHffer A.reo IMMEDIATl O,EMIMGS for tuper•l1ory le••I MCSttv officen who ..... 'for ,.y with a ....,.ctH COftlPCll'Y • Apply 1J1 person Monda~ to Friday, 8AM to 5PM at : When you' need expert service or repairs. tum to the Service Directory 111 ClasslC1ed to solve your problem. Dally Pilot AO· VISOR 642-5678 Thia ex~ndlna mulll~IOt ,.. .... ,,"' chetn 11 currenlly .-int addition .. telen1 fOf ... l\Al-'dl fMNltlllMnl 11aff. We offet': • An e11uemelv auract1ve comoenu toon 1nd bentlllt package wt,.ch 1ncl11des both prol•t shat1ng end bonus progr1m1. • Solid 01owth OOPQft11ni11•1 with • 11r1ct promotion from within Polit y. NURSING RN SUPERVISOR Are you concerned about your future? About your patients? About t he facility you work in ? Come to where the peo· pie are caring, the en· vironment responsive. the salary and benefits excellent. Find out what one of lbe most modern convalescent hospitals in Southern California ca n offer you. Call or apply in penooto. Fullerton Care c..~ .... Ho ..... 2222N. lfarbor f\tllerton, CA 9263S cno 9112-5101 GB"'1AL O,,.Cl 'th tc elle nt. ape l 1i n It, gamq>ar, ti t yptnl{ o oecdlty. Poeltlon 1tal1a Ja.n. 2, n ear Or Cly ais1Jort. Salary ne11oti&· ble. E.O.E Call J L\dY m8IB> WIU.SFA.RGO GUAID SBVICES 1532W. CussA11Jt1W_. ,.,._CA Monday. Tuesday, Wed· OOlday, Thursday~lOAM to 8PM. a.<>S.ED n id ay at: now.w...., If yCMI have ,_.lted ••!Nfience and tht potenti.1 to mlftall, • hlth •olume full eervlc• r.n.urent, thttl · call me. Pat Wllllaml. durlnt bull.,_ l}CMln. TOLL 'RH 18001 327.7415 • ,,.1\ t ,_,,,,. to Attn.:"" Wiit......_ EQual Opportunity gmployer m /f /h To place your me11age before the readinc public. phone Po eox 13330 Ofle"dO, FIOfldt 32859 Dally PUot ClualfiCld, M2·58'18 ,A.RT TIME WHIC-INDS F.qual Op pcrtunrty Employer MI f ' Every Sunday and Every I~~~~~~~~~ other Saturday a nd Sun· 1: day mornings. Ori ver to 1---------drop bundles or Daily PRINT! NG C L E RK Pilot t.o earners . Musl (SR> to be respon for have van or large station centra l prinu n g oper. wagon + good dn ving Reqs 2 yrs F(f' ofr·scl record. Call 642·4321. a sk exp .• inc!uding 1 y r for Harry Seeley or Don superv1s10g t'Xp . Xlnl Willtams benefits. Salary $832 to $1032. App hcat1on de· PART TIME adlme Dec. 21st. 1978. Hunungton Beach Union EVENINGS HS Dist. Rm 120. 5201 &>Isa Ave .• HB. 898-6711. Adults with outstanding. ext225. E.O.E . attractive personal.ll1es ~~~~~~~~~ ~ho enJOY working with - lads. Start al $3.50 per hour. Phone642·4321 Ext. 250. BETWEEN 4.00·S·OO Prodllctioft T roiftff Rubber hose producli.. ll'VlllC area . Must pass company phys ical in· eluding back xra y. Ca II for appt.540-7639 E.O E PM. Ask for Jim F,qual Opportunity Employer P~TE-UP PERSON with at least 1 year ex perlencc. prefe r ably news pap er . Exc elle nt company benefits. Apply between 9AM & 6PM. Monday lhru Friday. OUMGICOA.ST DAILY PILOT 842-5682 :mw BaySt. Costa Mesa .Equal ()pl)OftuntlY E mployer PAYROLL CLERK TO Sl2K Radio Pl'OCJramlnq Production Anist tr you possess a high in terest & good s ound knowledge or d iffe rent typeS of recorded m us ic both domestic & foreign, we would like to ta lk to you about a position at our studios. Responsibilities will in· elude aggressive re- search in to music re· cordings & the operatioo of r ecording stud io eq\Apmeol. Prerequisite : Excelle nt typ ing & filing s kills, pleasant phone manner, exception al orgao1U · tiona1 abilities. a clear unders tanding o r r e -corded mu.sic categones & I.heir d i.stinct1ons. & above all ... a creative mind. MeclaO... tnt.mor design firm w1tb 223 W. O.,... Id beach location, seek• 2·3 5-le AM. Calif )'Un current experie nce 1----54_0-_5_2_5_7 __ on c:umputerized payroll f« 100. Wlll lraln on ac· counll payable on multi· 1tat.e t.a.xes. Excellent beQeflta lncludo profit llW'inl· ~ 13923. •cCOUMTAMTS UMJMITID PERSONNl::L SERVICES FotThe Accounlln11 Prof'eulon For Ad Action Call a Dai~ Pilot AB-VISOR 642-5678 RECB'T /TY,.ST Ex:pen encecl· Yacht sale~ orgaruzallon. 4·5 day wk, in clud e s we eke n d s Some bookkeeping ei1 pe rienl'e r equ1 r e d 67S-3282 Recepuonist ror Or.'s or rice. typtnj! & bkkpg skills. 493-1332 a rt 6p m. We o rre r e xcel le nt bcnefit.s and good salary as well as liberal d1:. counts on store m erchan d1se. Please apply 11 person Monday-Friday. 3 toS PM. IULLOCK'S WILSHIRE MEWPORT BEACH 83 Fashion Island E.f>.E. M I ~· Recepl1oru.st. intelUgenl, expenenced receptionist ·1 Sales for high fashion salon. ATHLETIC Xlnl wages . 200 Newport Center o r . Ne wpo r t 3-4 (ull time or part-lime people needed to work in Beach ------both C.M. & Brea area. Rerept1o n1s t ·Be a uly Retail & athletic back Salon. Exp. pre rerred. ground nee. Apply in H.B.area.846-~ penoo only. lOAM·l PM Second S ole . 1421 W Receptionist. P /T . m McArttlur. St.eC .• S.A el ud es w eekend s General ort1ce duties in loMMe's Rog Ii Mop cl l)'Ptng & 10.key add. Wo m e n nee d e d for Apply al Man na Dunes. Housecleaning Serv. 101 N Bayside Or or call 548-0757 Oeeat644-0l.26 1---------Sales Oemonstralos Love Recepliorust wanted. m People' Have so-me sale:. Mi chael Ga r rl son ~s or mechcal back.ground·• Ha ircuttin g S a l on. Demons trate race & 642-6470. body massager in pre· Recepl 1o n 1s l & rood suge dept stores. Comm service. p /T . a t The polienlial $2000+ hy Uruvers1ty Athletic Club, O\tisllJ\8S. Start immcd. Mon 6.30am lilt 2pm, call Dawn 213-381·390ti. Tues thru Fri 11 :30am Sales till2.pm, call 752-7905. LOVE P EOPLE? RECIEPTIOMIST Ha v~ som e sales o r medical backgr ound ? for busy lrvlne Travel Demons trate ra c e & agencr .. Accuracy m typ. body massa ger m pre l.ng & filing a must. Very stige dept. stores. Com · busy phones. ~I comm m ission p o t e n t i al wtexper. Qualified only S2000+by Chns tma s need apply· 957-2700. Slart Immediately. Ca II R ec e pt 1on1 s l / l y p 1s t 1_Da_wn_. 213_1_38_1_-.1906 __ • __ weekends . Res ide ntial Real Elltate office needs SALESMAH part time recepllon1s t Full-bme,-e xpandmg or- Sat/&tn 10 to 5. sta ru ng rice. from lS.70 yrs old Jan. 6th. 1.Jceose pre Or1' ·,sale c•n .,nail~ you rerrect. 63H266. si• ltlC.-r to $800 Ml!fllon Mobile Homes AUrect. poised lnd1 v Coe ___ 6311 __ ·884_1 __ _ rrcnt ok spot tn waot 1 t d r new Irv otc. Must be con a e~man wa n e o r Odent _...,.,,,.., Is d reet,. ~rciat pbQlo sa lei.. .,...,...u.1,,. .. Elltab01hed cfie nts + lng clients . Mode r a te new leads furnished. h1MJt. conaenlal co. Call Xln1 eami.O.• opportun1· JUta,-540-6055. Coastal '>'· Must have own a uto. Penonnel Agency. 2'19C Draw " commission. Har~. CJOMBS FREE Call Mr. Barcia, 631-3411 """' l~. Mon-Fri. ·•llCB'TtOHIST• SALESMAN·YACWl'S O r eot c lle nU, a n s Kon• Ma r i n e . Lld o =~s:i=;~· 1_v_1_L1qe-=--· 1_1•_1_61_s_.1_403 __ _ E.O F. . •ADIA• T•~ "'Y Str•lce 1720 EOarry Ste 119 S.A. 957·130~ U you're ln the marke t for• bet.ltt car. be sure to~" t.he MMnY autOll advertUed for ult• 1n Clualfied It-. 217 s.toA.M.Ca Slaw Uc: No C.f.036 F.qual ()pp E mplyr M / P u ,_a..... ... .., "'4 lllHI•-&Ct .. ·--¥/t 5CT 763l, \OM No M11ln ai.te 1014. Santa Ana •Always 100% Free• --------WantAds Call 642 5678 ~ALESPt:RSON. ag· gr~alve, positive al· tJtude. Full or p/t . Ex per. or will truin. Apply In ~. Stand9rd Shoe Slore, CM, 3077 So BNtol. .. . -,. . -... ... . . .. ' ~ ..... -- DI If CWl. Y PILOT l l.IOO,. Oecembof 10 1171 .W .. 1 IOOS 0ocp 8040 flalllluw 10&0 ....................•.. ••·•··················· ...................... . Mfe,W~ 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I tw,W..... 7t00HtlpWMf.cl 7100 HetpW• .. d 7t00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wut"n Ill wallrNI• to watt& ln n tabUahrd dJn ner houM Prt-ftr 21 25 ('Olle1r •lud olJI E11por nol require d Ap9ly bttlWffn ' 4 P M Mon Thun ~Hk N Clo11vet ~I ~ BIROPE.AH M I n i a t u re 0 • P V I .. !Wavy WJ'l'.".llht iron df' AMT14f"MllS O.Chlhu.nd to1tud. 1714) C'Of'll&or type f(e Cream SICllTAllH FLY FREE WITH ...,..,, MS-..a73 121.3 151'2 2290 Pat.lo Set 4 cbn Nt't.'d• ~Y l~ported, H · painl.1n1 •new11eal cvrs cl1A1lve ham1ture 1n H · Chrii tmu pupplu. M>Phl80-SIM4 c~t coodJtion S~<'i•I Alubn Mahamut(' m ix ------low pnces By MPPl on ly -a .... ,,...,,, ..... Stlle 1015 Call lfG-29'13 -· ....... ._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.~ ....... !~.·.~ ~.~!~ ....... ~~-~! ~N'E~r:"m· OFFICE OVERLOAD Wakn-., Pla1.1• Help lj JO & 30242 Cr o wn Vttllt)' P•tkWll)', L1t1un11 Nl(U(ll Wart•ltuun man. bn aht. embltk>wi J;Nil'tlon nt-eded 1(1 handlt oh •ctro n lc ()lltta It &Hlllt In 1hlppln1< Ii r..ct•Mn11 Olk'r1111loni. lkt;evy ll'1ln1 lnvolvl'd ~ In<' ~98172 fkEIGHT DAMAGED Al'IW'r1Catl Eaklmo Spitz. gsTAT& JEWELRY. ll01'P01NT SALt:. 3308 fcnwalt', white. fntmdly, ART OBJECTS. AN W Warner nr Hl"bor. UK<.:. t-'reoe to home with nQUES, ""INE FURN · ETC. PHONE l"OR IN &lnt.»An11 lm·2921 yard.7.58 l930 FO 6 BROCHURE CASH PAID ""°ml I•"' • .,.. • how-..._. for eech hour • • Office On ...... Tc...-.-y ._..,..,..... tow_. • ............ o4 WH hr/Dryra/ KefrljJI . ,._ucMwt aOIO wotldna t 9$7 91.33 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fanta1t1r buyli t:very ot no . SACRJt1CE ~pc bdrm thin& i n so9d l'Ond WASH"ER DRYER SALE llt'l $141 Century Moctt-1 Cheap ;mo A Wall1acc deluu multl-cydt' nomef\am AveCM ~-8131 ,.., c.het"'e -..,. w ahfp ......,.._ WM loc91 eutpme11h wt~ t~ IN') O)M'ft to .n t'11 Cll for• IPl'MttlA•wf. modflt. Comp~~ly re· 549-3071 __ ~. S.turd1y ac Sun· f 8• J7ZJ llrch Street, Mowport Inch 557.0061 f 8• WELDERS • IMMEDIATE OPENINGS bill, ref1n1hed. your --day 9.5 I0·1pd bikt-. iuarantee. Your dW>lce cer11mlca, handmadl' ~ eaNch DeYUvery ES1le **I IUY * * ~"bowls, c.oy.. tamp, ,,,.., •w ea,.. ve Good \Ated Funuture " dl.lhs. plarita, treu urt'l> ~t Appliance, S3T 2$4Z AppUancc1 OR I will old • new Ma.oy 4'1"llt ' ,\ I. l ..., T F, X \ S IH 1'1"111 K\ t OH I' 111 h ·D plf"lll )' of tn()OC'Y "lu-. ,,. b boour.e . lr1111.;1• ~rv1r M •tlc>tl Ath nd •I' l'•(•f'r A11 1>I Y l..a•ur1.1 t •ht•\ nm, 004 ~ ( a.t llW)' l .it1Clln111 hl'1Jrh l'Mvlt A natmn1111 11h· I"" l(rfl!~•\\\• 1 u q w ru t 1u11 '*WIU. II .y hh 111.itlU lt' 1Jqu•(Hlthl .... nJ 11 u11 lJr nf'fll• l" m .. 1ur1· --------• 1"\111 •l.Ml111n utlt·nd11111t li\.lll l'i.rt 11m .. s111 .. 1 \ 1 Cu111111 WI II I r•m , .. , n-c1 Set th1• M11n.i11• 1 111t 71J ~11t1on :!"~'Ill I" c 'm''' lh-) t\IM 11rt .. ,Ure '''''""" l or " •• 1111 fµl l) l>IUh :rH-.J tC"f lll'f on 111 l 'ur.t.1 ""l'"' .. r.·;t nirc•rdlir~" ''' •' p••rlll'Ol"t llO rtl\• f'~ Patt' p,..._.. Hu~ 7\ I Ft Warth h 111101 SALIS S2i.OOO.$SO,OOO W1th1n $>'"'in ~our ownlnauran<'eBu& •Pan tmw to 1t.11rt •foull Com11uai11ona •fo'r1"' tr•1nanei proair 111 m -<>ranc~ t ·ounty Of"f1<'"" h e Appta t'a 11 Nov. ~·, ...._ Gl"CMllp Urrtt\ YOllN<r 1170 7740 '\"MU) SECRETARY lmmt'Ct1atr 01w111111 lor 11 wr ll ar1111mN1, "'" 1llNI i.t.•U'l'tW') with •I ha1 k J!.nxmd u1 b11ructni 111 our hred vlf1t'I.' 111 Nl•wpurt ~ch Our kenl ~lltatt' (Wpl la also 1>irl'ldn1t M w ttll aroomt'd , quuldll!d llt'l lt'tlH Y l::xu.'llent alur11na1 Ha lurv uad ~fjtJ. tr )'OU II Hlarl pnor lo 1.131. a rtcr fO moo~ of t'mphl) m l'nl S.-n ll \' Mal 1c111 \ll1·n d"nl. u1wr'1l L>o & r-:v"" io\111 " 11 uin1• Ap ply, Shell M111ton. 17tll & lrv1J1to. N ff St•rv SU I lelp needNI l m mtd Full or v/t Apply 9W 1<; C111twy, N H s.w MochlM Operator r.tlt't lllne 10 4pm for t 1n1tlir n~I<'. o\1Cr IO<'k ~;..i1mwt·~r 1-:xp1 pref o r Wa ll tr.1111 Nt-wµorl lk1u·h ms J020 nton Mui.I 1,,. .. ~t·ll "IJU'\fllf -.Ith d1n•1'\ 11ulP •' x pcr~t' 11 l't~ W tt 1n• I ll j>••Ql•lu c•d "Ul>t' 11 UI •1\.IMllly lulhtani prc.Ouc· l~ t u •·u mml'r • 1111 1n d u11lrutl. mun1 1111t f1-d1•raJ 1u counh tl111t rt'f)t'at furtor ~alary rm d yr draw wiia11111t \'Om m11111un ~ bonur. p1111 wetikl )' Al110 unn1a hon u• G uod fr1 n l(1 l11·n«1t1J lnd udt• m .1101 mtodt('¥l and r"'llrt'mt'nl 1-'l'•lll.IUh ~:nd r1 ... 11m,· 111 notl' tu HOH c; lll. t:J•:'lo11F:l "1 :r.uo W1l,htrt· fll S JTI·:~ LOSANGE:US CAL 90010 vuu will~ l'ntll kd to lwo .oJ c::J\ ~~ IJMld \IH'llllOll Ill tOv<:j "8oa.Cowtoct: Shipping & Receiving "at MOCJil l-4)ual t)pportun1t v t;O'lplo)'t'r M / t-' ~lwdull' your ('hn:1tmuh Director of -~~~~~~~~ ahopptnt1 1\0pll with the ".nowl •---------D a II )' P I I o I ' 1> , .. ,. •333 CllRI S'r M AS (~I .. 'T "'-~ Clerk SALES TIWN ~ CALL NOW ~ lmmed.late ~nmg Will be respon.tlble for sto<'k ~ and proc:esslnl( fA incom1nic/outgo1ng or - ders Some heovy hftlnR l m~!!~~~~>!l~!.t v 642-5678 ~ Bc111k SICRETAltY -~ Of fll1 em:rl(el1c 1mllv1du.:1I who ill 1dct11ll ori••nll·d ;11111 ehJoY11 workln" with 1.1w ple. Dut1\•i; will 1n c· I u d 0 (' II " I II m ,. I k ll'phvne c·cmloc·t . r1ri· fi.tr11tlon of q uotat111n11 .mt.I llel\1,.-s ordt'r'I ~lt•l'l ,,n ('ilncttdotc will h11vt• ..:ooo spelhnii and grum m..r "'luUi.. :! 3 ye.ir-. 111 '>Id" <1alei. t•x l>\'rl 111\\"C' .and ab1hty lO wor1c \l.'f'll 111 preuure 11luat1nn11 Rec ' vperl.nc pt• Mafor real ....... .. .... N(~\'fXlrt ••loper need• 150 p o und s) Ex penen«ed pref..rrt>d aecrwtary kw MW of· t;.Qual Opportunity ftc,9"' lrvlM. Exp. Re· -·-Emliip•lo111y•e•r •M•/•I'"-• We offer ei('ellenl 113lary uoo l'Ompuny ~ncflt11 Ill r l11d1111! p:ud medlC'lll ond ltf•• IJ\SUr11n1•1· Ph•as1• up ply m ~n.on fr~ \I l f Wt• or er f'lltclll'lll '>JlllrY und benefits in"ludlni.t tompaftl paid dental mt!d1 r al 11nd II rl' In q'd . Salary com· petltlvt. Call Dennis CtaM 955-2810 SECRETARY to S1200 fo'a nlH ll\' Pollllon for IJi!raon with 1iupe r1or 16alla for Cl'llpandlni C-0 near OC u11'J)(Jrt Xt·rox ~J ~XJ)l'nt>nct- 7~·2377 N1•wport St" r etari a I St!r VI\'(' "'ranee 1"1lr inll'rv1l'w Scr rctary tn l>1rc•1•1 ur •~.irlbu.1. l:-;mpi<)}mt•ntOf Non prol 1t a l(t'lll'L fll'c l''ulll'rtM ltouri.. !I ~. :10 LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS JLJl W ~gerstrom Sunta /\n111. CA ~ual C)pport un1ly Ucn('f1t o; CJll Dolly. I 1170 SS22 SECltETARY W/llQm (l bookketlJ)IOI( l'X per 499.2337 -~elllry Wunted Re11pon111hlo sec:ret&I)' with some bk· kpl( ex p for Hunte r Jumper Tra ininl( Ste hle• PT <.:a ll for uppt 494-"644 or <194·6470 art bpm F.mployf"r m1r 1h ---------1Secrelary lm mt-d1att: SJ\l.f-:S DO YO U II/\ VI': I\ DY HAMIC BffHUSIASTIC lc'll'phonc VOICt"' Do you likt' answt'nng ., phon1• und wrll1n1e orden,'' 1lwn we v1· 11ol thP pm.1 t1 on ynu 'rt' loo k In~ for and we want you <m ourteum Wr 'rt• 11 ~rung for st.'<·relury to (,eneral Ma na.cer of r a p id l y 1ir o w 1ng rrutnufa<'lunng firm in F V Mwil be b(:l/ s tarter. uhlt! to 'AOrk with other depl heads <.:PS o r acudem1c bar kground pn_-fern.'<l Call 557 1821 •1r apply tn pergon 18120 Ml Wushlllgton .,. v --St•rr etary lf11(h ly MOTION qualtf1ed 1nd1 v1dual w1e11 c.'eptlon al typ1n l( akHIA & Mal( II exper PICTURE ~/H r eq'd Newpo rt Buch To p u lary & good he n e llli.. Cul I FILM ~RETAltY I COMPANY Need self·t1tarwr w /good ~tng & SJlf :ikllli. for an Nvwport H4!ud 1, Cull w/lots of VOrlt'tY. in tor 8PPl ine 540 7~. tr..O ... SECa.ETARY to $UC Newport Ue11('h Your in terest 1n mcdll'lll ro :iearch f.'arni. you t b111 l"lt'W pus1t1on in 111111:iu•1t Ing growth company Oµ portun1ty to rre8lt' rour own Job U.11 A bhuu Ab boU Personnel AKt'ncy, 5"57·6122. 4500 C 111>PUI\ Or . N B Open Mon C'Vt'f\iJll( until 7pm .... ·----........... S F.C QF:TA R Y l t.:.11 LEAR SIEGLER TRAHSPORT DYNAMICS 3!31 Wt'Sl SegeMtrom Sl.tnla Ana, CA e c ut1 v"'1 Rt>q i. /\/\ f-~ual Opportunal) deirM or t'Q ID va lont 111 t.mployer m tr th <I <' mamnt or bus1n1·~.1 ---------adminu~rat ion ~ Yr11. SC.X:IA1. SERVICE SU I' aecr~al exp 1nclLM.1 PORT AIDE for ltunt ~ 2 yr:. l<• an admtn ington Ueach !lead S tart level pot111on Xl nl 96&323.1 ~1l:I Slllary $1004 lo $1245. Application dC' STOQC CLERK 1tdJ1nc l>er Mlh, 1978 lmmed Ptr pos uvail Huntington Heur h Union for lndiv w/rl1•r1r a l ex HS D1t1I. Rm 120, 5201 per 1n stock or purcha se ft>lllu Ave, 118. 898 6711 a rea . Ablhty Lo ,due ext225. E .O.F.. minor rt!pa1rs o definite SICRETARY GA.LFllDAY 1'1,1ii1tlon r e quires m i nimum 3 year s d1vers 1f1 ed office e x penence Good lypl.St, no SH nee /\crurate 11peller plu11. C311 fo r uppt Westland& J:lank 979-4600. EO.E. Stodl/Malt Cleric l"ashion laland fmunrc s or vlce11 f irm , ex pcncnce req'd 300 San M11euel Dr . #200, Nwprt Och. 640 012.3 a must Gen"'r al ufflce Student needed aftna, 5 dut.Jea. opportunity for dli)'ll a wk for a rch1lec g r o w l h II o u r s lural firm A1ri>ort area 8am-4.:.>pm DclJvenes & m1bc duties Program Data Inc mfr Mu a t h a v e good Ctl't'l.lt anaJyzer! for PC transport.atlon 979 5120 board t.eslmg Call or ap -----pty 111 ee_"!OO T F: A C H I': H P f{ t-; l'ROGRAM SC.1fOOL DATAINC <.:ert1f1 rat c or ,.x 16632 Hair Avr Irv penence. llounl 2 lo h (7141549-0135 =I. S2 80 per hour SCTY/RECPT for growing Newport Beach real eslale firm. Sa l11ry baRed o n _qwtlificalion11 640-611 2 SICUltn MAltlttOTT HOTEL TEACHERS S ub s lltute Kinderg arten through 8th grade <.'on- tuct We11tmiMler School 1>1 s trl c t . 141 2 1 C.:e d ar w o od A ve , Weelnunater 894 731 l t>xt 212. E.0.E. 714/833 2444 SECHl!:TARY I Rt-:<.:t:P • T I O NI S T X ln t Sttrelarial sk11li.. good Weattseeklng a rtllable --------- Sill FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITl phone penonMhty, for It.I!: Developer. nr 0 C Alrport. xlnl uluy & benefits Send rnum(' lo PO Box C 1952.5, Irvine, Ct 92713 p(inlOn to work Oex1ble houn Law t'nlorcemenl or secunty expenence hetpf ul. Enjoy good com pany be ne f1l11 Apply Mon/Fri, Sim-Noon , PtrlOIV1CI Join our w1Mltli team. SEX:RETARY for youn1 GOONewportCentorDr H l)a.oa a unaque, ed· Law1er Req. bright Newport Beach vdced. lubr lc1i1 lln1t Seery who hu el least E.QuaJOpprorEmplyr 11)'flllri'I, rt!twlll'n, con a..a Yf'I. ~rial e1tp ~~~~M~/F~~~~ llwnfft and tndualr)' la w/m1n. 70 wpm, die· _ hrQ)nic for Sopt"r c•om ~ ., aood 1ram- m111111 ona bonu11e11 & roted.it abWtJn + de SEC'Y /BKKPR hcndJU · IUN' t.o leam word pro · _ ceulna mach. £xccll PART Tl Mt; Approx 12 hra wk, 3 mornln11. Gd t1pln& apeect. Llt-e bllkpa . acneral ole ~1. One lirl de. MMSJA ....... ct..ce ......... lft ....... n tr0•"'- VWt••YOMbettlt IMdgt. 'WEOHLY WANT WIMMERS •• MM021 .J Mr.C. Newport Center loc Pleue 1ubmJt ru u.mc w Mr Rruce, 550 Newport Ur Or Suite llOO N.8 . ml> Sefretary 75WPM Sl>elllnl fr 1rammar too! A.re akllll we wiU pa)' for. AQrtalve. fun com· eany1 new ofllcu. anea NtpentlblUtJea. JoUi ua. We a9preclate ~ people. Pleue c•ll -...L 8ec'y/Recrpllonl1t full time, 4·day work wN, m1.ml type 80Wpl'ft. S.lJry neaotl•blc. l.1nc 11r Ylldlt Corp. 751 ·7220 SICY toSllO Lt sH ok (oc Jr. po1 ln R.I!:. Dlv of trs Irv Co. Nelida llablUty. 11 Lota of IMmlna lnvolved. Xlet ~ '°' UOW\h. Fine llcalT'UY cO: Call Rb. 64M065. Top co Meda pen w/ted o.tal P..-.onMI Aaen· lldlll *> can work for ry, ~~;i~r. Pr9 ol co. Vtty lovely - ofc'1 • friendly co-Sttvt~ StatJoa 8•1tt • worhra Start u I Scrvtce operu.n ... D11 • =· C•ll Chris, nlte thlftJ. P\111 a. pt. Cout.al Person· time. Mu1l be npcr ~ Apncy, 2710 Harbor. Salary •"· Af.PI)' ln ALLJOBSP'REE ~~~t!tJ.-a 3131 TECHNICAL INSTRUCTOR M1crodata one of the iarpal manufacturers of mlnlco mp\ttera • nd peripherals lD I.be world la aeek l a( an e • oerieoced proleNional to ltiln Cuafomer Service per so nnel and ~ Cou.nn Wiii be lallllbt In clu1room Hd laboratory. Thia poe ll Ion r e q u I r e a tearhlna, writln1 1nd public •peakln& ekllla and at leut 1 year ex· per1cncc In Cu•tomcr Service. Microdata offer• ex· cellent wa1t1 and bllllml inelud.lna ~-1*\Y p&ld Ufe. medical and dental lnlu.rancc aod a geoeroue alock lllURhMe plan. FcA' moro lnlormatJon eaU or tend Numeto: P.A. TAYLOR MICRODATA . tT•t IWd Hill Ave f rvtM, CA 82''14 (71A) 640-lltJ £qua1 ()pportunltr Emptoyer M/P /11 T~T,..,_. l)pt11 all m•rhMnlc•I • ull bre Uor1 l f'I' hn I cl n n Mu"t haH· mf'ch11n1nl ul)llt~ $o4 hr lo 11ta rt + r1p1d udv1111l't•nwn1 fur n~1l per on On•11l lllJ ptirlumly 111 rapidly 1•11 pnndu~ romp1nv c· .. 11 l)t'llrooll.", )45 040J Tl"l.-phc)ne Wuf'lt. no 111lt<11, full lime or pl l1mC' 1:1 hr + hoo\111 Monun11 & 1•v1• h o u r 11 I-' • r m \' r ' w lns uronrl', Chuck ur <iurdOo. 752 1147 Tt1lciphone ••IH Ptlr11on ~lll)t'rienl't"d pn•frrH-d Cr>m~rclal leHin& 1 hr day -.:JJ mu + .icnerou11 <'OOUIUlllOll 7~ 0031 TB.EPHOME . SOUCITORS faperlenred Only St'll Dally Pllot 1U11hest com m 1u 1on pa 1d Your phone at homl' O'er 21. I D Card Ca II 835 &1~3 1·3P M T f>; L E T Y P •: O PERATO R . hr s. 6·2PM . maJo r s toc k broker age farm. C1 ll John 540-8121 TOOLMAKER-part tame OC" rellted OK. To build sample LF, MY, PM t-', OJ 4..'IC Oay shHt. All benefits . 5:"17 ·4321 Tow Tru<'k Ori vers ex tK'r'd. Top p11 y Apply c;&w Tr1w 1n u. 74uH (lt\tM Wuy, <.: M. 1142125:1 TOW TJtUC K d r1Hr'> 1lf't.oded Mu11l have t'X P & "vt' Ul CM 646 9638 TH/\INE E Young man lo train for r.ep111r of prel.'1s1on op u cal readlntc 1nslru ment.s MWil have good mechanical aptitude & xlnl vision w /wllllni1nei., to learn Long tratnin~ penod Only senoui. need kpply. <.:all for 1ntcrvrcw a p p t bet wn 7 9am , 546-0606 TramPe Alarm mus1r S)"llt'm fwld 1ns1allal10n $375 hr tostart 642 3490 Trave l & mt'c t 1n 1t coordmalor nt-eds travt'I agent wtgood secrelarlol :;kills . Send resumt! lo P.O Bo.11 7411. Newport l'.H 1tl l•nl 111•11• I It •, u l1try a111I w11tl111111 11111 tUlh•lll LEAR SIEGLER TRAHIPOIT DYNAMICS J UI Wr111 Sea .. r11trnm Kania Ana, CA l'~ual ()J>portunlly l'.mplo>'"r m ti th Woodahop h1>lpc•r, "" peru•ncc ncr{•11111 r y Sular;r. QP<'n Grnphh· 1'rt:e r roducla 540 771111 llolPotnl Rf'frt 1 . t 75. HilorS£1.LforYou. llfta 425 Arroyo Cb1co M•yt111 waaher SH. MASTaSAUCTIOM Or.Laauna Buch Uuar~ 41 deUvered 64'e616& llJ.t6JS BIG YARD SALE M4*'72 :mo Coolid&e " Baker. l<rnmtn Miii lll)VG ~)'I'S Quet'n II ft a-;,lll/b-Oll (.'Mtl5.1-0l!.1&4151·2032 uld f'•rf cund SIOO 11pmp •·Kina $99. twn ~per Ci1ra1l' Sak. Mov ,,,,. '"''" or fwl 9 P" Cl1' e1 ("t•n ina AllllOrit-d Anliqua ..-r1111Jalrt> .. t•c dry.-r. lUl'y M~I Uome fo'Urn Cirl11 ranopy bed com 111111 1 u.1d tlOO 1113 1421 )49 :.177 plett> 0 1:.n fl wroghl Of .U.l ~ CASH PAID Iron tbl & cbr11 Oi led will.nut multiplex. good llAIUIAJNK Uattd rf"l rl1Ct1 . For Cd used rum. an11 Wpt IJ record dlangt>r -nn. d1 yr11, 1tu11r, be•l qus•rlrTV'39s7 81:13 Pl11nta " Pot1. 2 1 •· 1111)'•. w t1 M'rv appl &1t MU!n' SAC ~~ bdrm iwt. blk/Wht TV. Garage & APl>I03&00ll ,A30·-t330 2 r.lt' Uv rm fft. rclnr &IU'den loots. TRG eoai. W h .. lms-. tbl• Century Mo<kl Motorcyc&e parta, Bookl. H •rt uryer. Sor" ttomefo\lmM9·3077 Chllda "lereo. Meny K•dmore. •ood cond mon1 lt.ema at bersa1n WO both ~ -09'111 wt~ girt. bdrm furn . dbl prices. lUI Tal!IU Dr. e l(U dryf!r, worit.11 1'<'l. white', only MS '1777 MOVLNG Mu.lit &ell G.J<; l':iec 0ryt'r dt'cl cond ~/bat ofr 557 41!1G i.fl bod. dn!leer. nil•• 111:tnd. C.M.s.u,sunt0-6. rock.Ul1 chair " lamP11 .., F mil al Sa 84(M614. .. a y prage a e. t -" Sun. 318 2nd St, cor 2 llOfu. I leather. I rlotal Lake"OUve. HB. wtmalch1n1t wmR l'hr Xlnt cond Must stll Garqe Sale, lrg & 11ml 6pm 675--2233 1te1M. fo'rl·Sun. 113•<.; _ ----Clt'arbrooll. CM 1n7z g... 19 f K1 n wat('rbt1d. n r w -.-.--XLNT PM<T TIME In • .-1H & t·u l mell & safety hner. hlr Sat /Sun. t-'ru1 s . dryer . <'Omt' w/t11x llhl'llcr llr\ refn•erator. fro11Hrt'c, ~ ~77 11 Suianm• edl(er. I0-11pd, gu stove nl'x 7ti8 0022 Ire maker 1150 493·S064 lent. tables, old/cheap ~ 10 IS SOY.I\. 6". Celery color furn . rruc 2039 ConUnen ••••••••••••••••••••••• AllH ... 1 IOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Atf1'19UE SHOW & SA.LI Hunt.ioaton Cen~r Mall Jan 4·7 Presented by Jo:mplre Exhibllloru1 Sell space avull for Info ~S341 Russ Whitl.llker Antiques C .. ISTMAS SAU 25°/oOFF ••••••••••••••••••••••• pl.vd w/maple arms & ta.I CM 548 1774 Nf1'19Uf AUCTION ~LI of ROllt Tamer's AWi.' Antiques lo be sold Dec 17 at llAM rrev~w fo"r1 tSal 1·4, Sun 9 11. Silve r. glau. c rystal. furo. bargain s f o r Quiaunas. 34172 Doheny Po.rk Rd. Capistrano Bch RE l''iaher Auctioneilrs 831-1288 ----lkydes 1020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :M" Mans Schwinn JO spd. w/xtras. $95. Good <.:ood 847·~ legs Yolda d o wn to --------courh Good rood $S0 or Leaving sl ate. Waaber betlt offer S4S 4043 aft dryer, free~r. c~c &pm lltereo, ~ & mlbC ------~ Sola· 8' Lwcu.nous tuxedo, • -------antique bronze velvet Garage Sale, S,l & Sun Paid $1100 1or11eou1 ll·3i>m. Furn. ec.c. 1600 $350. Ml·5022 E Balboa Blvd, Balboa. ~ I-Ode-a-bed, Simmon~., ALL OAK ANTIQUES· :I xJnl cood. SIZS I a m I 11 e s . g r e a I 540 S589 Chnstmu g1fu. OAK 411' • md table. armoare WANTED . C he s t or kitchen cabinet, plan drawer i; for b n h y s tands. e nd tablei. Reasonable MS.SMl ~rase. wall " manth -chiming docks. 3 tic Student des k $20 <la le park>r table. tea carts ural>'sJ, overstuff chr $.'), l:}\g ra.U st.ands, 2 prl' rute st.and $5, cof tabl & 2 asbMck chaini, dbl bee match'& end lbl.11 S30 all, w/xtn tall bdbd. AJso. :e Med.It hana'ic lam p ~. blade antique c.-eiling fan SiJm'IOfUle card tbl SS. (works), rMP'e drop leaf _ _ drapes. aaort'd 1111ea/ d u k It r bair, scale clr"I . reasonable Lrg crystal capdlesl icki. <34.x-44> wd frame mirror 10-5. Frl/Sat/Suo 274 l20 MS-7157 all .59m. bef S herwood Sl .• C M 10 wkdaya. all d a y s.e.zw Am, Eng , French & ~tnun rorkertt, c·loclu.. M-;-na·b-;ke -Gr-e-ol fo r ~1~roe1., lbl.s, chrs & camping fun $12S 2340 Nwpt 81 CM 645 5341 ~ 5004 "*-IC AUCTlOM MANY ITEMS OF' F'lNF. P,STATE JEWELRY . /\RT OBJ EC~S. /\ N T IQUf:S. F I NF. t'URNITURE . ETC PHONE FOR INFO & BROCHURF: 645-2200 Ctrl"s 20" Srhwllln Vars•· ly. brand new .,its. Fr MoU!becane foldlnte bike SIS Boy 's Wel><'o dirt bike S100 979·29641 wknds ---------. --BIG SALE. Ant.q e&lg oa• Sotid Ponderosa Pine din DR~. Aot.q cftild's oalf 0 Comn~ny 11\R set. Par90ns style la· dmk bok bt'd red plyr • ~ bie. 2 l.eav~. 4 tu baclt 250 Yam 204()0cun 01' st...s S,.Clals up ho l c h11 1r1, U SO BalMS/S Nt'W & Old fkh Crwsers 562-9759 -----· MX BJKE $99 & up. --·-~ ltvy wrou«hl iron & bra5~ Antique.Music Boxes' Nt>w IO spd btkes S97 so SACRIFICE-Lovely arn lbl w/6 chra. tJre cf\ain~. ~ot Machlnes' Clocks' New& used 3 S-IOspds Serkline naugabyde AM t'M stereo ne ver HUGE SELECTION Vanlagt> Srhwann bikes. couch. loveseat, end lbl.s, llMld '88 FlatSSOSpyder .,_rie9 J><ll1h and act'eSS M50 2S" sotid s late <'Of\ for Parts all or any. lot~ w--...i-a1 2470 Newport Blvd CM sole TV 1275 M ~ylat of m.iac. goodies. 678:1 ----64Z.7910 wshr & dryr ~.G E 24 Canterbur y Or .• HH GaleriH _ _ cu n ·Americana 2 dr. &-01.a --Open Wed. l.h~. al 0 •• 1 h 10 pd b 1 refnic. tu . ltarvesl gold. --------TYPIST lil02KeU.enng, v. ruueig " ICyC e . Wiler" ice In dOM 1700. Garage Sale. 470 VialM Great oppty for typist an (714) 754· ~cood. 556-6425 1MO-O'.M8 Trueba, (The Bluffs I N<.'WJ)Ort Cttnler ·~~~~~~~~ NB Sun 1~5. Skis. boots. Beach. Ca 92660 Law {)(f1ce. Must lyp£' Schwinn s spd Stin~ray lST EVER PARKING swfboard. typewriters. 70WPM. lel(al exper. & ..,.. ~ $50. Stingray $25. both l.OTSALE Sat0ec l6th· wall decorations, d 1 ct a p h 0 n c• v r "' r ~ good tires & cond 1'62-0789 K Itch en 1 up p la e s t KnowledPe of word pro ""11""'" \ ~ l7th·hm·5pm. Qual EYerytJuog must go. .. r~ Boy's Schwinn Contm enl furn. wood ('ltved ACCfll> Ct'SSOf" eqwp will l>e u 1.-..Ji ... ~l-il· ... 1(). spd, idnl cond, $80. o:lrl•l dl1contiaued /, Gara al' S ale : 3111 blJ(plus _644-6400_ ~ ~1921 ahowrm samples, as is. Sumatra C .M. Meu T l '·ry tl f --one of a "1nd 1l'"'mu Verde 951·17M. Anllq&.eb yp1s 'T ypeDse <lrh. 'd1 Schedule your Chri1tm111 Schwinn Varsity $75. From 110 .... Ca s"'h ~-fr music. Y·S15. Sal. & you"re GOO SSU exp ~« 1~ wll.h the Mena'· Bora' ZJ " fr1tme. .. SUn Artec 2000. Xerox 800 i\d.ltownr.7Sl·4816 Carry . ENKEBOLL -----t1Wil tape. Comp.Wt 510 Dalf.{. Pllot <.; fRISTMAS DESJONS 16506 Avalon !GARAGE SALE-Fri Dec Busy Word Pro<'cl'i1>1ng GI TRAIN' For hdp ~new 2 Schwinn 5 spd, Bl.~. 8-14. Chr11lmu s hop Ty pesetting Ser v1 t·e '"plarm.: your ad, \'Ull ladles & mans, Basket & I~~~~~~~~~~ now, btJ1 clothing (all needs YOU flTtPT or an Ad Vaaor •t 642 ~78 lit.es. teOea. 83IHl833 sun>. 3 btkes. boot:.. moonhghl. Airport area i\NTJQUECLOCKS Bo-Y~:-s "·hw-ln-n Ill "pd 2Ha.rvbeautltfull Eal r~! Ahm. lo)'s,dl.abt's, kits of masc The __ Of_fic_e_s._s _2~--~ k°':t' e 5:1: . ouJ oT~ ~~r· both xlnt <·~od: ssoea: ~~-e_....,_n_c __ e_• f~:·~~96 8ctl TYPIST nloodworth ll2"1lh st. -Decorator's bome· over· ISTATISAU ~.x p e rh t y p 111 l x' o1 r llD Irdll Gurney Moto-Crosa. llizlJd brn. vnyl Ina. cba1r .,,.. -._ &.·-"PM. n~ ...:ypunc t ra11ung. nt --cood S60 w t o l t s 8"' ~,._.. -,.._ <>PP'Y to enter the dula ~ llMnott Ir .,_... ~ om an ~. ccudl • tow:seat, Sin&er procesamg f1eld Good co -c;:.MoM. Gor111eou& matching leWinlcmch. maple din benefits. Apply OCF./\N lb)'ll 3 apd. stingray good ~•~ue'°'•~:~ ~· nn tbl "chi's, lampJ, 2 PACIFIC, 14312 Cha m p~nt oond. ~-ahbotr:.87slcn3e ' full P beds. 2 cbesl ol hen Rd. Tuslin. E.0 t-: Antiqu.s 1 1133-8488 drwra. s m . appl, kit & S I lb)'ll blue 27 " Centunon ~ u bdrm let. 2 gold Ul.a'lsila, diahel, clothes TYPIST/RECPT. Ge 10 spd good cond sso cAt1*a. balhnn cabinet. "11Deaa. odds & ends. Superb opportunity for The of Christmas n-. · ill 20" Su · R Wblrlpool oven/range, Del Mar Mobile Honw power typist who enjoys m the magnificent ex· • ..,, .. sma ng ay co(fefl table. llbr lov Park. 19251 Brookhun>t front orrlcc wclcomln1t hlbtts of rare collcctaons $1BM7 6lOO eseet , CalMode dlnlna &.flB.Sp.130. rt'lllJOMlbUlty and want11 by 118 selected deulers. CGh 1015 rm table. pfne dlnina la· ...-arnnRTSlloree Fu to work with promin<'nl All Items prl ced for ••••••••••••••••••••••• bleftantlquea. m~O ·~~ ...... t·" .•• A..:...,ar~·. C.:ulif, home builder J)ul"C'h.u. Persian Kittens. CF/\ re u"" "'1~., ..,_,,.._ "" Ucau\lfuUuoph1!4UcuU.-d O.C. .. 1r7·10 1 d h LOVPSEAT. Needs new 'IV, queen bedspreads , work environment in Thun., ~I.Sat 1 IOl'M ~~~ Bea~':JiuJ5 1!: zlpper covers. <Didn 't bar be&. dothln1" loL't TW1lin. Interview by Sundayl2-6PM halr.63S9308 dtycleao)Allelffinxlnt rnore.S.ttSun.ttoJ,207 appt. only. Sandi at lnlh · · rmd.. Belie lOM:I S35 IAllOftla,Gl-2118 Aklnl Devtlopment Co NEW PBODOCTS BLDG Pers ian IUttena. cha~ Ph980"*4 7·14......,.-1 •• CF Is Qil lw~cW ,_......., ~C.:..:..=...e.~+'I iured, A reg le • _..__.. ·--"1 .......... -Rebuilt twtn Ml $$$. Full W« .Wt, s , B/W M,,.a•lll ............... up.~ u 911C>,st.erliaedtwlomat 'IV, .uno•p. much TYP~'T llAHSCRlmON TYPIST .-.-.sPer Month Pl"ObaUon haa approic lrmtely 20 openlnaa for a Transc nption 1')'p111t ; various l ocallonR In OrqeCounty; provides r lerlcal aupport ror Probation Officeu <.:•II (71.4 l DW184. COUNTY Of OIAMGI f\n Alflnna tl ve Adlora Employer TYPtST Pll.9h ofc's overloolllnl Wat.er h.. optDIOI for lt<d typln1. Ex· Adm sz.ooor with ad Doga a040 " ho. 13.$, kin< at $65. furn. Playpen. b1by Sl.15u. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MJ Mall.l'ela.54'7·5131 c&otbel, woven woods. AMPLE 'REE Sola. blue A: whtt.e. Ve 617 Vldorta, 01131·2339, PAR.KING PIJ WOILD &DOd cond. ll.50/,beat ~ -•--'-1.005 ____ _ AN'M~E &1ton1, Cblhuabuas, rer.tfG.TllS. GAR AGER . to P UNLOAD! G SALL' Codleral-Yortlia, Sbl.h· II p h .., Tiu , roma , Min . Loveaeat:redcutvelvt't. wa papers, orac e Dedth" 10th Sdmauz.ers. Pups & atud '80 perts. ref rt•· 1tovt'I. lGa.m·Spm, daUy. Back aervteoe. 714/531·5027 · 631.3194 much much m..-e. 467 from mldwut w/lr'uck ~ QsleSt.,CM . IUJJ u1 aoodlet for your Wb.ttt' Indian Cotton aora 0 A R A G E 8 A L ,.. holiday aboppln~ THE Shih Tiu puppies, Xlnt +love, sq pecan cocktail Redwood Jun.tie Gy;,, BRASS REO~'Tt:R. 148 b ac k • r n d . c ut ti +end t.bll, rust recUner. wtahde S.W. rm divider ~~a In, Tiu t In . -~-h_r._.ll_!_m_•_•_P_re_•_•_n_t_. allnr new. 55t·lOM m, It blanket cheatllOO. 1I04 C.-ndy •to~ brau cub rqlst~r. Restored llke ne w . Art 8pm . wk4)'1,Mao l80I Pre 1820 'l!:mpif,.• 1ofa $llllO. No. dealers. (714) ..... P\c>oiea. ~ Yorkslltre, V. Silkle. 10 wka. old 4911-8JOOAtter8 P.M. SJly ,..rr1tr Pope. AKC, chmpn. Unea, 6 •ltt. male. -~. &.ltiab 1Uver. het.11trv· Oolden Rf'trelver pu9 lQI s~1 2 Ht.I tea p I ta : A KC re• d y ...-... "" 100 yrt or a.tat.tnu. Parent.a pre. o1111r. PllDM •icm MmL •flet recao dlOf"m aet. 3 u · wkbr" furn 110.115 eu. tension leaves. 4 ch rt, Sbipa whl okL •1J0· Much $300. 2 Velvet swivel more. D> Ramona Pl. rockers, champ aane ,_C._M_. -------beltellOOu.~ a...o.,....a.a.. Skill •·:t = n)tUNll. , box sk l c lolllln1~ reg . • fratM. l.lkc eliadUD" lflQ mile. s.. --. dhne·•·llne lot cllrec· ........ -ucin..,......., Be~ MW coattmp. 11 eq. w/llaM coif .. table. AaUQUff, eollfft•l>lea, matchla1 commode 6 Sil la a.a N. 4fil Sen matcbln1 ublaet. Banaerdtat t\n. Npt nJce people ln W!l'1 iiendly atm0tpb. St.art sal lo SIOO. Call avu. 54M065. co .. t11 ADtJque 9M ucat d11lr Penomel Apncy, 211IO SUL-Metcll ltblt f7S. Harbor,CM Sewrmm. Sl00.54f..1UI. Qdcr P'IPI AJCC. sbotl, Ch1m0ion aired. wm hold lor Cbrl1lmu. M'MUt Y.UOW/ wllt too., all _lb..;..;_ ____ _ wood, P.P. m.1•1 I• ....... ---·-·--........ _.. ·- Bedroom Mt:' p6eces. ,... a Old rulUGa dnuer tlnitbed. Tw-D ol t.he Cen· w I m1rro~ l. US. Wood tury..-..971-2144 ~ tlO. TEC ALLJOBS f'REE Oet OREEN caah ror Wll1TI'. elephants w llb a Clullfied Ad C.11 842-srJlt BNUIM 0,4K Al\dq~. SeUint t.low appralHd value. Ea&. Oak Buffet, WlllNU!nlll, hall tnta, ttc ...... Lab pupe. bl~ AKC. 4 .U, bold for 1.,;nt11tma1. Ml t", xtnt bdcamd eoo. '11~1.13 -a.ab :.t.~~tond. ( I' Stereo MtdJt 1t1a. con· 9llO. al.Ml tttcna aolt. Ptteb• eompo· l11o:.tt 11 .. 1&. '*"-JtOO. Call '4CM9Jl. Colla Mesa Ja.mJ. -------... ...... S. toH ~ 1070 '.-....ry 1070 fl4tc.._.s 1010 Mlenl••-IOIO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Kaunore pa drJ'tr. pon. lrioder. crp.rf. ru cab fawn mow.,.., 1U kmd ol toys new• used Sma I ~ dryer. 11).lb of 1e n11I• Clo.et d~ 1c:rHn doors. AC•O port TV Cbnrole Motor Komf . Lota o nw.c: Sun 6ftly 221 I!: 1 ~C M. ,.. ~ ........... ~....,.....--......... ~ 'Nofroatmrta Ille) Hobart rntal •ltr $200. l Bar Sloola delk leWlnl ubnt 111. 3 LAICE ·CRYSTAL SIDFIALI SALE fll5-ll0'70 tev• drwr wood 337 Ramona VI • C M IUOH Sl,.t!t NAiii• Ana £t l8lh St > Ml..o.11 l 7 61 Newport lt•d, Costo Mfftl ~ bed lie.cl • foot brd Ind)' Ma•• 4 t'ldla.I u .... , 0 'IU.S •ood t'C.IVi ll.M> W1Allaco &rrl 1n1 1Wah1 or Sprin111 lilS1 SUPER SAVINGS ON DIAMONDS & GOLD UP TO 50°10 O~. 8UNY 4 lflt R lo H rt< 4 cordtr. Am!>"• CUii \• trk Satvrdoy I 1-5 and SUftiday I ~ R to It Rb 11'71'lt'4' lOmrn Mttwpori J•w•lrf & ..._.., ma11at1n«', photo bot11111 autlll.ll h11ntl 1•r,)('h1•h.'' pd l' 1•d ·~~ ltl'A 21" l'olor 1·on11ole. ~Int t'Olld S7~ ~ 2429 II.ft lprll ~"9aWhn& •• ::t:? ••• !'! ••.•.• ~~.1.! OFflCE nJRNlSlUNGS F.•ecutlYe o ffl t'tt. lttr.C•rial station. n•· t"Cptlon area A:ft ume 11rrwall ~ pmb 644 11385 X1nl JWW " Wlt'tl Ofr rurn, lllil.n rtlb, wk twnch\'li C ~ URPl.US63l 2777 S_peed 0 Print Fluid DupUcalor. Model 2300 fOC' Sa.le "H 18", ~Ill Of· ru ~ ~l e•t 297 Sunday O.Oember 10. 1978 DAIL V PILOT 0 f i Stort.Rnt°'""t• GIUI_, 9010 ........... / lor 1095 •••••••••• •• •• •• • •• • • • • ~ 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASrRA KAY AK GOO+IC· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Excttllent rt"condlltontd ceuorlu Ver y gd See the Boe.at Parado on NC R R E G 1 ST t; fl shape Lou of fun in lhc the 115 rt tallnu Holl· 64.2-7987 Blick Bay Cull Bob day. Sa t. Du tG, Broome at SU-616S btwn 8:»9:30. Tickets tB 50 1V1,!tGMlo. S&6pmor71'30AM Phone "81903 tor r•· n1A, St.t-.o 1091 _serv_a_llon.I __ . ___ ...-.; ••••••••••••••••••••••• CROWN RENT A TV ~~ 9030 ~.~ ........ !!~! ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHRlSTMAS GAIAGISAU fil»~ t>'olnHtUa Conmaffl Mar --~!111!!~~~~~~~~~~~!!!11!~~~~ nlaker 2~. ", pllu1Ul' "'"'' ... la.nlinatur .. ' IM7 IM t7 or 1010 Zlll i Art1f1r1a l Chra1tmu11 ,... 1017 trca a· Sliver, $6 If Mr ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOW AS $10. MO. GIAYMAatMI 'IbetraditJoaa.J heavy du· ty, Ugbtwe1ght manne enel.oe To 350 HP. Ge· nulne n ew parta . Authorized Oi.ttr: Bristol '*www44'Sl7K J·Jt•CF27 Cal-C.t•Una St. Miier Y ttehts (714, 846-27 $4 (213)-9433 640.5660 Oecc,mbtrtlc to ball, flon11 A1q1lan • Hones 1060 ~lbmannt II) 111 II l'f' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------= :itlllll> Ar11b qlr aeldu•a. vrs Show /t rail t;o11llu,Wutern X ln d111 p • co mt. tu k 1.t()-803 -Af•b 1tl41n• bow.lrlll 110-Ul:S.113/ 16't6 !'Into mare. Jt<nllt-14 It '1"li l~IOO torm 1am• Nlnita.n "Onl"ntaJ Rue" Like new Onf cost $.'0)0. Will sac:n IC'l" ror $1300. U.xl6 shades of burg " related lonH ~. all 6 644 6054 AQuanum. 2tl 11al . incl ~ 1070 5land w r•b1nt•t 1114' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~·filter ~ !11.'.:.f ~I t4K WhJte Gold l.itd1es Under""ood ryr.t·v. ritt•r Wylt!r wa lr h 62 Sin.ite SL2S Walnut P ,df ~wv.> t•ut 02 ct diamonds Sglt' mg Madunt'. S75 M1~1· row bracelet Sill ro"' Tbls. 125·~ ~II w•.rJ ~urroundmg bez('I Stt>oo fi73-7320 A.pprox 2.000 Ml H ',f Ladies Hamilton watch, 14K wbt gold. 5-1:. C diamonds + diamond band. Apprs S3000 Offer 67~111. new c arpet1ni: IOU nylon, dee1> p1lt·. nd1 dark brown. SI~ Ali.c1 lOxl.2 area ru.:. nt•w. ~ult olf-white wool. Joni( 1001>. MSO 759-9100 ROLEX tilte new. 22 semi uuto W nne. 2 cllps. $50 S46~ New, never wom model -- 1503 w Jdiamond fat"e Tennis Club-J ohn Wayne List $3375 Will take $3000 $1150 +tr ans f cr f cc. bil-2549. Priced for quick sale Jo' I N E J E W E L R Y · ~Sfi6.5 Pearls, Jade, gold. etr. OolJ Houses for sulc Look Below appraised value. like Pink Lady doll 497-3716 houses 10-Spm 352 V1c- Uvestock --8075 U>na, C M «4S !lf>4!* .. ••••••••••••••••••••• En<·yclopedia Bntunnac·a * * • llatestl Bar~um Also. J r RIM S..yCS.r set. 731·4560 23149 Los AJJsos 2 c Ir TV · l> . $2 5 e :i Mission Viejo Mowbecane bike, ladies You are Ute winner of Uke new. worth S22S, s ue TwofrHTlcl•h $125. Reclining c hr from your b tnl' l' ar<l ~ 00t• 1·urd fur a44•h \.Ill plua vn 'lpun· W• rt-turn pf'rmun•·nll) IC.AksS aur1u11" .. tott 4t lf•ll mt•f't1nt1 •irhnv I U l"flllUHt>mt·nt• "'" "Ml I • Ii th1•ll • for u f>l'DCJallhH·IJ t .. I{ 1'111 h .. l' wAllp11p1•r . f111lr1 ' or · o .. \ <.lo p:.l>(•r ' ..... will b1rk & tnm your I .~ Ot t ry l•O r11rdl b"d' tobadl f')O( ... ~ Map ~ .. ndtn11 m»rhmtia, wtU lra('lf ut1cll 1163 IK~ or~ :W.Sl 4fftc• T"°'*Y H ... Kh1110, ('ape ltutralo. Ory1r;, ll11rt•~ 11, ~tc Arruwa. apottr • 1h1 t'kLI, (""1 pt.) fM 4411 ~u unt•ntal dl-.llJo r~. 11\adt• m Italy hkl· n w. Allk.r11C SO,, )411 0 I SO t'l11 r1un i\M 1•M nir 1t4'rt'U Xl.nt rnnd a.w l'lt'~ \11111 631 Jl4!1 Jrt IJpm lbtutnv.a1. $25 $48 1011 SUIMAllHI GUM Jobn1on w/t'llrtridae & 1pears 990/olr St~reo . aood t'ond1t1u11. S4~1 846-z:Mti SACRllo'ICE U1 r1 TV •land . II' art1t1r111I l'hrlstrn H trc• ... pin.: ponJC tabll• Spanish ~w11.i lump. ~lt!I) luddt•rl!, kni; bfd.llp1 d. ra•:..t•ltt> tupe rcdn.. 1(1.11 dtn tool:! Cit m u c h m u l' h m o r t• ~ SOlt'ilftl'J ~ 4 ~· 11111~ SI 110 1•.i l'tiol table rel(. s11e, Mur 4 l.tl( at\t."t'I" 1>l11tt· iill1-.!I rcy Anllque s tyle. xlnt 11apprull. 3Q 1 ~ 1111 l'ulld l'Ol'ld. 673·8()83 eves 11 •1tu1·• SI !IO r.1 tu ur mo1" JI 10 1•11 Mu111 11rll mk1· uf r --- SJ 11·~ T ·" 1 ndoot'tJ 114."> 1~'\1 Kmg :.1ted bed Xlnl cond 1100 Executive walnut 't)C \HLP '" ""' ) llUI 1lWn Ot i.t·nd 11 tn'W .idtin•:..!I J>hC>nl' ., Boy ~o t.11k1: h1nl· desk J.x6, secreturial IP'~n. ~o Studio lwd!\, t'halr$100. 644·1033 ...,. ll mlilkt• um· • .ird per Ii.Ill /\drl ~ c·111•h :;,..,.J 1.:ht-c k ur monl'Y or dt-r "' PfLOT PllMTl .. G I; 0 Doic I~ 1-.1111a Mesa. Ca 926<!6 compft'lt• w 1(h 111.tl· tn"'ltt.'W SJO eisch Curner t11blt• $15 I> d1 awl'r l>urtiao, 1uunted. Sl~ Twin bed, complete, $25. 11>775 El Mur. io'V, near ")JC lid &c Slater. 003-2llf7. Kacquet club/Irv Tennis Club. cpl membership. must sac. pd Sl500. will nea w/int.erested party. ~~ G lasss collect ion PP Byappt 839 7207 M US T SEL L F UR COATS Canadian Lynx full length coat 2 yrs old, $2500 . Emp r ess Ounch1lla stole, 29 sJuns. l yr old, $1000. Glacial Tourmalme designe r mmk coal. 2 yrs old. $5000. C.all 114-640-6589. f'UIUC AUCTION MANY ITl::MS OP' FINE l::STATE JEWt-:LRV. ART OBJECTS, AN TI~U~. FINE f.lJRN . t:TC PHONE !''OR IN· f'CI & BKOCll UR E ~220tl Men & women's 10.s pd. Ptnball machine. fire:.it smJ RCA :.lereo. port for Christmas. Wilhams dryer, itpt sue + m1z;1: 2 player ~2S 962 3909 WANTED 751-92r>4 TllP CAS H DOLLAI< Corporule membl•rsh1p l'AIU FOR YO U R for 3 t o Un1vers 1ty Jlo:WELRY, WATCHES, Ath letic Club $300 ART OBJECTS. GOLD. lm-~7 SILVER SERV ICF. -.------- f'lNE FURNITURE & Unusual Chnstmas gift, ANTIQUES.645-2200 cpl m e mbe r s hip in · R ancho San Joaquin Mailing boxes. Heavy du· Athletic Club, Irv, $300 ly cardboard: ldeaJ for value, ju.st $250 Pvt Pty. ml!lillng Chnstmas pkgs 552-9394. C.Omplete mu Llini kll.s or 1.ndlvidual boxes avail in 8 sues. from 4" lo ur · (•ubes Assorted g1fl box ~ also To Order call .13o'<Cnl. 741 S.52-3441 Wl' rl~hver Plnbailll Jo'oofballs Guar & del S325 & up Family Arcade 840-2341 - MANUFACTURER'S JEWELRY SALE Wholesale r.rices 14 karat. ster 1ng s1h er lurqUOt.,e, gold & silver plate; Neck laces. ear nn§::S. bracelets. nngs & st1c kp1n s SI $25 . Oecembet 9th. IOlh , 1777 Whittier St .. C.M. ~~~~~~~l\ife0~~ ~~1>' Stov~ Antq Oak table, pr 6 mo 1 yr old. $12S/blll stain glass windows . llummd r1~unnt· .. rt11Jc- lnto Christma"" $200 Ca:.h 4!19·3521> •COMPUTER SPECIAL• Polymorphic System 2 Kil $650 Assy $800 Superscope C 104 recorder $95 Tarbell Cossette 110 Kit $95 Assy $135 842·7076 Tiffany Pvt Club Mcm · berslup for sale. ~is 91~ U1111ng table $35 !-'our chairs S2S eJ Frt-nch provmt'ldl dres:.in~ table r.JS. Tall white lump SIO. Block lounge chair $35. Old phono cabinet S25. Outdoor chairs SJO t!a. 548-5044 Yorbhirt' Terners 5 wk•. old $00 ea Bef 8AM or ttf\ 8PM 963 3Ul7 PIClllOI & O"JO"IS 8090 ······················' Steinway s 11 ". xlnt, al)· pra.i.s<.'<l worth $!JOOO. sell Fret-dellv•ry 1n area 1714• 549-7024 Servi~. (714)892-8$41 '~~~~~-~~ Stereo console. perl ror ~~I RAY'S C br 1stmai.. 7 1 " .lt..ft Magnavox. Ital Prov cabinet in distressed lJ' tO 30' $7~ IH0002S pecan. like new, must wurlitz~r elHtronic sacrifice. Best offer HARllSOM'S 16' Hobie T1ajuna Sunset µ1ano. walnut console, -~-~-·7_287______ SEA RAY IOATS trailer, storage box. bfe Like new S67S 646 2046 3101 r--·t Hwy, N.8 Jackets, fully equipped · · Sears 21 • color T V con· ""°" Sim ..., interest. &45·5936 Wu r It ue r Fu nm a k e r sole good worlu.ng order ~~~~6~1~1~·~2~5~4~7~~~ Sprite chord organ _S7_5_MZ __ ·1_168______ Hobie 14' with traile r h Yellow hulls & s ¥1ls wXln/etle~~ .. oniMc r Y!_hm. Must sell l'ttagnavox color ~· Sld pjack 1972. open. Clean. $875. 631·5011. .. vuu Wile • m· 1V combo. pd $!200. $175 good cooduloo s tructioos lnchKled. SSOO. for quick sale Remote 673-3417 1972CORONAOO 30' SJS.4596 COO!J'OI. record player , CHRISTMAS CRUISER Uke new condition radio/stereo. See at 3117 • . Nwpe. Harbor Moonng Gulbranson organ for VuconAve. CM S40.1046. l8 Glasspar Cabin Crsr. $26.SOO AV 646·9000 hom e or l' h u r c h 75 OB. w/trlr & cover, 32' Block Isla nd Culler. Sl.SOO/ofr. S48·8S9l Clarion AM I FM stereo. $3100. 645-1682 S50.W>'1nvested. Will sell 1950 Custom Chn s Craft for $21.000 080 659·«59 w/traller & xtras. Xlnt or659-2158 Lawrey Holiday with Xlnl cond. $50 Please Genie $1660 Da ys catt631·3149aft.6pm. 642-7170 EvesS.51·0498 Geo Sleek, e new. drk wood. Fr Prov 644·5464 ~~~~~~~ - Skiing 8093 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H l \' 'E '.\1 "\EU.'t-:'.tl TJt \Ut-: 'E'.\1 It E'.'IT 'E '.\1 1'1• i>IJl'l' your :..d 1n th" <'olumn l'Ull f>42·5678 DAllY PILOT Stereo Sans1 G JOOO re ce1ver, Ph1lbps turnla· ble, Quadrunex s peakers with wood rab1nc~ Ex· cellent ~ondit1on $650. 549-0723 -------CB Base. Lafayette Tels at 1140. with S/8 gam anten· na & 80' RG08 coax. all perfect. $90 846-6455. 2 1Vs, portable 12" 8 /W, SL5 & 125. Nile stand $8. Antique md coffee table SLS. 5..'56-8842. RCA 25" console, clean, xlnt cond $235t bst »i-i t:!ll aft !pm RCA COLOR T V & stereo console with AM/FM radio & 3 spd IAUlO recd plyr AIJ 1n very gd cood. S1SO cash. &42-9235 cond. $2000 642.2344 1---------'76 UDO 14 4.208. Like new :M' Sltip Jack F B trlr. 225 on a Highland lllt traUeti OMC. '76 Ll.ke new. Lots $2200. 772-719L al xtra.s. SlS.900. 673-2125 Tl Hob' C d I 1e al 14, e uxe Classic 18' South Coast model. w/lrlr, cat bOx. Bay launch. Reblt eng. all gear. xlnt cond .. must varnish/ paint Ready for sell. 714-633·3132 aft S C hris tma s Parade 642-1906afl6pm wkdys Sailboat 14' Speedball CHRISTM~ SALE C ... SCllAF1' WELLCRAF1' Huge 1J1veotory. 16' to 42' h ...... 15% OFF w/trailerSJ600. 675-3682 HOBIE CAT 16'. fat\f,, ngged ror racing $1800. 552-9260 aft 6PM 19' Seacrown w/sUp. Four yrs. Xlnl cond. F41lly eq\Apped W /OUtbrd $2200. &r>-23ZJor499-4882, Les. '76 lrwin :n Kat.ch. loadfd with gear & ready Cor on 78's &c on ski eqwp, cni.sing. lnlpect & otre r . etc. Bier. 962-~10 t•wport lo .. C...tff . ISM Newport Blvd CM SABOT. Racln& ngjled. tolhe w/eatlng tray. del'l1gned LONG BEACH fOI' handicapped person ol · wicker & misc. 6'6-8226 _ r. 964·.2821. al\ lpm, keep trying Cocktail glus. all s izes S4·$3S Oriental dolls. i..-:::::=:======= miniature & med site 6' Stereo. Medil style con- sole. Fischer compo· nenta $100. Call 640·8931. ... 'M.I... 645-6015 Gd4~i685o TIIEATRE FESTIVAL $100. Commode r hr. $35 THE MAM WHO 67s.&'i02. CAMETODIMHER Complete nutritional starring James Whit gwdal'l'~e program & more al the Long Beach physical f1tnesl> ErH· Convention & Entertain 646-2104 (211 ment Center. 300 I!: -Orean Blvd., L o n g Top quality modelin.: Beach. composites by µrof Call 642-5678. ext 272. lo ph otograp~e~ $80 clalm your uckcls 646-2l04 ~, ~r:! ( * * * Bundy trombont', good 1l orse trail er . 76 Jotmston, elec brki; Xlnl l'OOd. ~9640 cond. $12S. Bumper pool table $50. O'Brien world team comp ski $SO Dacron sal & alum ~par for pram S70 2900 Baker St., CM. 545-8638. LONO.-ACH nmaTRa P'aSTIVAL Presents 217 SQ yards or brand Ptaywell Wooden Swing new brown 2 lone carpet Set. sbde & treehousc. with pad All for S4.00 per p)()Jbesl offer 640-5857 yard. ca11. ss1.4435 ---------Skiboots.lad1es612 &7. Punch bowl & tray, S2$ea. Childt raft booki:.. Wallace '>llvcrplute. 11( 14 vol & 9 annuals ~.grape de.,,~ 5116·613 I 644-1409 CV4'5 ~platinum edge chma for 10 + xlras. 90 Pl'S SILVER FOX STOLE $13.S/oroffer !>49·7565. 8 matching pelts. ftltolr 646·1384 AJr hockey, 29x60", perf. $65. 24" Schwinn Varsity MUST SELL. Cus t om $'75. Honda trail 90 $100. Kmg Bedrm set Uv111g Sml brown d tlraa cabinet r ih. co 11 e ct 1 b I es , $SO. Blk wrought iron Wedgewood China. Mi11c. frplc w /elec log $50. items. 4Sl8-l 9 l2 67J..(1187 JAMES WHITMORE in ''THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER'' . by Moss Hart George S. Kaufman BILL MACY MARIAN MERCER NAN MARTIN ANDREW ROBINSON and JESSICA WALTER Directed by HARRIS YULIN LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Long , eachCenterTheater • T. UH. thru Sat. eves. 8:30 p.m. •Wed., Sat. & Sun. mats., 2:30 p.m. Charge •••••by phone (213) 436-3661 . Ticket• on HI• now. At the box office, 300 E. Ocean Blvd., all Tlcketron and Mutual AgenclH and at all Aobfn90n'a Dept. Store•-Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center. $10-$20 Large wooden bowl, LSxlS" SJ. 549· 1487 • ~ '<'.im leather coat. ~11,e 12. opossum <.'Ollar C1"fs Sl50 pm 552·9792 - - Ornamental Wrought Iron gate11 & d1v1 der Xlnl rond.. $290. SSS.6330 8083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• All> Odyssey Sympheizer + anvil case. xlnt cond $975 or bes t offt'r 642-2914 or 548·0479 Geme111hardt Flute. 1 yr old. xlnt rond Sl50 U-492.1 Upnght Piano. Needs tuning. $ISO. 646-0818 Want to buy good quality skis & bindings 175's to 185 's 494·5585 KnetSel While Star • 210 MolllV.lr size 195. both w 1 Sol bindings, Nord1ca ski boots. size 13, Water ski ~P 68 & misc. All first class xlnl cood. 64&3470 ~Gooch 8094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHOO CHOO CHOOSE your gifts from the Daily Pilot CHRlSTMi\S GI rr TRAIN! Evt'ry Wedncs· day beguuung Nov 15th thru Dec. 10th Call : 642·5678 Surfboards. 7'6" Herbie Fletc her $90 6 '8 " Animal Trac ks $50. ~ ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THIS is where the BOAT ACTION IS For Buying Or Selling And for the latest in BOATING NEWS check our lront page index daily. DAaY PILOT * * * E-F1al Helycon Brass 646-9975Bothxlntc:nond. Sltlrt.yD_,,. 241 Avocado hom.$200 548·7117 Head skas. 210cm & bind· Costa Mesa ings $50. Boots, size 15. You are the winner of f'>C '""1878 Two Free Tick.+. Cymbal.CZild{ianJ. Like _..'"""' · $60 B to the new · 8 so ongo "Total Gym" Exercise & LONG BEACH ~$25 Ph96J-8_I_43_ work·out system Never nlEATRE FESTIVAL Les Paul J?U1tar with hardshell C'use, Fender Bandmaster brains w/speaker cabinet. 2 15" JVL spkrs. lots or xlras. $13)0. 54().4570 a rt 6. F'or Sale Thomas Trianon Organ. Xlnl cond. Full.y electronic:, beaulifu lly ca rved wood. $2500. Come & See at 17805 Sky Park Cir. Suite G, Irvine 54>2000 SILVS TRUMPET 540-4479 Offic• Fumihn Ir Eqlipmtnf 8085 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large metal d esk & awivel chair. $50. Call 562--0866 used. Orig. cost $350. W111 THE MAN WHO sell for rzoo 993-4500 aft CAME TO DINNER 6644-6054 ----------starring James Whit· Diver's Oear: New U.S. more al the Long Beach Di vers 80 aluminum Convention & Eotertam- nnt·free tank. A SO U.S. ment Center, 300 E. D i v e r s l a n k . a Ocean B I v d . • Lon g Sportsway's regulator & Beach. carrylJlg case, Scuba Pro Call 642-5678, ext 272, lo backpack. new. all for claJm your tickets. $200. Call S57·52S9 ask ror • * * Larry. Rowboat, oars & dolly PooHabl~x8Sears. Balls Llkenew$135 and cue sticks ind. Sl2S. 548·6818 549-3497. ---l2' Glaspar s•., Johnson motor. trlr. Extras. A·l cond. Reaso nable . 673-&'m Store, RHtaurant, ... 8095 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C~H REGISTERS Nr nu Sweda, set up for Bar. Assume am . mo. pmt.s. 644-8385 I4Y.i Ft boat. Fiberglass over wood w /trailer. Asking $395. 839·9811. 34' HATTERAS F/BSeda.n. Dual stat.Jon llO volt plant twm 320 Crusaders, all xtras $32,SOO A Y 64S.9000 IOSTOH WHALER Mere 20. trailer, cover, nms. looks great. $1995. 675-3590 1975 Trison1l' 1900 SST. R1v1era w /188 h. p Mercru1ser outdri ve Complete w /1975 Roko ~ traile.r. water skis. life vests & ant"hor Less than 100 actual hours Besl offer .over $5-000. ~- IRII IIDJID1LIE YACHTS 25' Schock 11• lOn. inbrd trySS,800 26' Seabird Yawl·Cl1i1is1c try$S,SOO zr Qltalina mbrd pedestal Sl5. 700 32' Ericson '76. bn s lol try$33.000 3.5' F.ncson w1Nwptsllp try$34,000 44' Peterson. en.use re adyS95.000 SS' Tradewmds. custom SIS0,000 NEWPORT 675-9137 DANA PT 496--0063 1966 24' Sl1ckcrafl day I~~~~~~~~~ cn.iser. 1/0, 200 hp Mere IHh. Sllpl/ eng1 cabin &c head. a nice Doc:b 9070 Christm.as gift $2000. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-2008 alt 6pm SU'5 AV All.AIU 18' Qlillonua Bwck V6. In YAC Newport 646-0551 &c Out. Compll With COY· , . er. Low blue book SJ.300 00 Av1lon ~~nng. In Wtlltake$210067J.SS51 frool of Scan s & swim area. S26.000. 673-5099. 32' Monterey Motorsailor. LUXURY BAY FRONT 1934 La BruZZI. classic. apt w/doc:k. 3 br, 2 ba &c d i e s e I , r a d a r . frpl. 673-4928 fatbometer. VHF. Loran. 1_.;._ ______ _ auto pilot. gurdies. SUPSAVAILABLE $28.000. Write Berth 68. For boats for sale Issaquah Pier, Waldo Anderson's Yacht.a Point, Sausalito, 94965 646-9000 Calif ~-~~~---- • lRIIIIDHI>ILlE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Older camper 4·sale, w /O truck. SlSO. Stovo & re(rig. 640-2700 YACHTS. Camper shell. Datsun ;tJ;o Boats <2 > from loogbed, like new, ~00. 33: E«I Harbor ·sFtTD. _63_l_·2063 ______ _ alip,t89.000 m6 JAYCO JAY EAGLE 36 Chris Express 124,000 Wiit. trailer. Sleeps 8, c.&1( 43' Gran Mariner. sUp watu b~up1 10 fa . ~1.000 Wik, elec. noosup. New 46' C hrl1 Trl·Cablo, RV battery. Pleat.y of $S),OOO storqe. Good COftdWon. 53' Monk MY. spacious $1500.Ca.ll&M-0610 ~~pSl~OOO NEWPORT GT>9137 DANA PT *0063 Clean 1967 GMC 'Ml T cabover camper. 11.000 mi. A Steal at 12800. IG01ST -~ ¥1 SOD P.U. :rn tolO W. I ' C\lltoJI\ Hmier •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ..tth Jacka. $1~/0ffer a.rter plueh 80' or 75' 90l7M aft. 6 mocor yacht, bow'ly or Camper wlbool. a1pt '· daUY87~1'7U'7S-74ll ltln&abape. Parade of Hahts. 40' to71M Yecht. Dec 16 t.hru 23. SlO I' 6 PAC C.mper shell. S--PlftOO. call aft 8 PM boot. CM10 dr. uaed ti forreMrV1tlont8'73-l0'1I n'IDI. -/ob. tu-U8l • ; { I ! . . . . .. ....... ....... '" ............... ' .. '.•.o. M11Mtcyct.1/ ..._..._,, s•1 v-t110 v-9510 Scoot.r. '.so a..t/S••.,. t 160 ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... . ...................... ----------------· MOPED-CIAO 0000 OOND GOO CAU.55M4$3 ~ Pucb M ul. like MW, mirror a. lock $32!5 "'407V ---The Mo-Peddl~r New P•utr•ot Mo Pf'd1 rea 145 now 1299 Muat bf1!'.e .ct._ 631-3630 I f 7' HA1L1Y f'or r't!Dt: 20' mowr home DAVIDSON Completely equipped. SPC>aTSTa Avail Chrlltmas fr New With lt11 than 4 ')00 v ...... ~ nulta! (IN0747> tiaa T ........ r,..... tl70 SZ'116:r\owoo1•l•ror -··••••••••••••••••• OHLY$2J22 IAUBMOTC>aS 2925 Harbor BJvd. llluat sell 8 'x 35 • t.rlr. f am .. must be moved. Moo· Fri M 30. ~/bet ofter SC.3ln0. Jerry. ~r:1 ca;rt79~2M50ESOA 1'77 2'' Centuriao Vac· 9150 tianeer, perfect cond. ln· ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.......ti-.... -11 --.. ~ HONDA 3GOCL. 197'. t;toj;.~.a -.-'13 Koodll Xl.2:50 $300. Call Allen 962.4137 Yamaha l7~c. MX, clean. fut, $350 1145·~ l9'75 Honda MR50 S3CIO 644-W7'7 eves only. YAMAHA 175 Enduro '78. UJte new, 500 ma $700. CaJI aft 6, 631-1152 11..356 ml. 1re•l abape. s,\50. Dya 642·S200, ev ~ UMlty 9110 ~UM •• .... ••••••••••••••••• 'T1 RM 125 o Xlnt $875. 72 M 0 T 0 R C Y C L E SL 70 &200. Mlac. aear. TRAILER. 3 rall, leaf 842-7357 .....,.. ~ box. l200. 541-'Jm iS Honda 40().F Kerker ........._.._ ~,-.. exhaust. New Ures. new -w •--. -brakes, red saoo or best & A.u 1111 '"' t400 Xlnl cond. 646-079:5 ----·········· W10 Picllup tzuck box Miiar-....... S./ $ilDO. B-1172 OC ... /..... tl60•------- '71"1 SUzuJo RM-25 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'WmWHL~ ~~·call before lt7li.... CMtill...,•.csD-4036 "-'Y~ s.utlc:e! Honda 750, ;5 Xlnl cond All chrome, Custom 112.50 548-5320 an 6. * '71 JET Ski * THE FINEST 644-0714 '76CR2:50 Honda, Xlnt cond. $700. 540-3293 '76 Ronda XLlOO, xlnt cond.. less than 2000 m i. $300. 64.5-'TUl6 1968 Triumph 650cc clean· ly chopped . $950/bsl off. ~ ~lly aelr contained. G.E. Mobile t.ek..-.... Generator. 2 air coodi· .,._.... Uooen. rool top air, TV scanner, l.M.T.F .• VHF. antenna, CB radio, New sWI in box. Never AM/FM stereo tape, lite Uled.. $1500. Call 673-5158 new tires & other extras ._213-__ n»-_195 ____ _ too numerous to men· ..._far S-. tion. Very, very clean. Look at this one before YoU buy! Call Truman at THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1060 HARBOR Ill \I 0 CO~IA Mf~A 64'J 00111 ....................... ....... 1 Clii111Cs t520 ....................... '48 FORD WOODY F\&U)' restored! $13.000 6$-6161 '51 MG·TD. Engine "'tlltAnd. $7800. Call4M-7287 •79•5 ARE HERE! B•~ana· 'ltrr ... II VAHS TO CHOOSE FaOM! SOUTH OllAHCiE COUNTY'S LAICilST SANT AMA D£ALlltS! Tndll 95'0 ~ W..e.d 9590 . ............................................ . lt71 & CAMtMO 1'hia black beauty bu a a bel I a s a boo u s! Aut matac, air cond . steering, lilt wheel a llye wheels . <1J91•>. $6JH COMMELL CHEVROLET c '.""..,.. t I 1 I '" ' I ... • • "I \ \I t " \ S4b-I 200 CONMELL CHEVRO LET ·x. ')< I '-' I I.' I II I\ • I ••r.-1\\1~'-\ S46-I 200 WE PAV TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLA.5SICS 1973 TX6SO $750. 1978 XS650 $1600. Xlnt cond. 49S·l469 Rent Z3' Motor Home All Mercedes '62 220 SE Cpe. xtraa. $225 per wk, 6t per Xlnl cood. CaU ~5835 '?S Toyota loa«bed. de· mi.846-725.S evs/wtmds. luxe camper. loaded, auto trans, call Teri, lf your car Js extra clean see \II flJ'St. IA'81UICK 2925Harbor Blvd. Yamaha Enduro360 NEW in storage aft. 304 miles. $58S. Call 673-6022 For Sale: 1974 Suzuki 18S, lo miles. $400. 67H<l44 '73 Elq>k>rer Cius A : 24' Ilia eng 4 K.W. rf. a /c, side bath. etc. etc. etc. 478JQI lo m1. $7950 Whls. Dir. 7S2-0687 or 64S-2963 ........ 9800 --------...................... . '60POUCHE SUPER to ~. red with gray and bladt interior. com· pkt.dy restored. (2'31) SAcalRCE! 55'7·3UI. SU.9$ .. (bevy 'It ton PU 350. air, PS. PB. Aux t.aDk, shell. $2100. 54MS13. '71 Ford Pict Up: FlSO aw>, air. 23K ml. $4700 dfer. Box never used! 832-597 Olsta Mesa 979-2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY Used Cu Mgr 540·5630 1979 HONDAS 1011\SO\ & SOX • LINCOLN MERCURY ARE· RE NOW! 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door Sedan AIJ, REMAINING 1978 HONDAS MUST BE CLEARED OUT TO MAKE ROOM! TAKE YOUR CHOICE B~~~D '78 HONDA HATCHBACKS CSGC4~1S7Sll 1588) • ISGC4629633l fl5'41 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ACCORD HEADQUARTERS~~~ GOOD SELECTION-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Service & Parts Open 'til 10:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday Saturdays 'til 5:00 P.M. '67 . Ford 'r"lT Pickup. lbcnatl..t Stick. '71 with Kaiser Vlllldts 9530 Camper. $18SO or trade -·••••••••••••••••• • for light pickup. 493-5595 77VWIUS ,..,.,c '" Fully equipped. only 13521 miles, orange & white. <2J080CR> $6495 20 Buses To Choose THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2u60 HARllOR Bl\10 (Q~lA M l\A 642 0010 16111 BEACH BLVD. "T1 Dodge Van cstm. Xlnt HUNTJNGTON BEACH oand.. $1M9S. CaJI 75Z-Ml7 142-ZOOO aftS:30pm. ~--"------• Wlletl Dri•es 9550 '10 Ford shrt van 2'0, stk. •••••••••• ••••• ••• •• ••• 130 E. 11th St #Ill, CM, or 1976 JEEP 4X4 631-3363. $1495. AU. ABOARD ror the Daily Pilot CHRISI'M AS GIFT TRAIN!!! For more inlormauon and to place your ad ca II a CHRISTMAS AD· VISOR 642-5678 *** Mcsfcmw Low.el J Bearpaw Irvine You are tbe wmner of Two Frff Tick.ts to the LONG BEACH 111.EATRE FESTIVAL THEMAHWHO CAMI TO DINNER starring James Wh at · more al the Long Bearh Convention & Entertain· ment Cen lt!r. JOO t; Ocean Blvd ., L oni; Beach. lt84lGADE Automatic, pwr. steer· ing, AM/FM stereo, C.B .. P .A. system. wench. roll bar. white spolle wheels & only 40,121 miles. (036711 1. '72 a.evy Van auto. low C.all 642·5678, ext 2n. tc mi. Must sell! $2.000 firm claim your ticket:.. 4t9 Seaward Rd. CdM 1 ____ *_*_*-~ Now OM.YS49t0 ~ .... / ........ 2lSORarbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #1 INCALIF. 253' Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA m-202.2 Ma lomto '705 UMl9UE4x4 1978 Chevy one-t oo short.bed van. CusU>m in· terior. Loaded. Brand name parts throualbout. s10.soo1o1rer. Ask ror Brett Jones at 64.S-TlOO '71 (l)eyy Van. short wbl base reblt 350 eog. & tnm. new pamt. S26SO ~ ....................... 74 ALFA IOMEO SPtDR Wlth 2 tOll8 le low miles• <415NXJll). Was $5895, now on sale for OMLY$5222 IAUB MOTORS 2925 Ha rbor Blvd. COSfAMESA ·s Ford. Econ E -200 . .i. 1 ___ ,_1t-_z_s_oo __ _ ton v-a auto. Carp/panel. '&IA.Ila Romeo 815. B-~or645-1028 GTV 1600. Nds some ~LHl"'9 tSIO work. $2000/b st orr -····················· 6"·5161 lmportantCompanyis re· '76 Alla Romeo convt. leaalng 2 19'78 lo ml )Or1l cood. Alloy wbls. um CJ7 Jeepi1:° mi, OMtillacs in xint cond. flK ml mat sellt ofr 714/54t-I023 ~ ... brdtol>. teats, Relpoo penoos1 maPhy as· ~7W1. -•1980 s ume ae's· o n ci-------- "11 CJ-7 Renetade Levi OWN9CowlesS40-S62l. 6t M.FAIOMEO int. AT V8. quadra tra BERLINA SEDAN. Ex· CB. Warn wlhch: ru~l ~~:U=!/:O.'b: cellent, inexpensive & cqe roll bar, S52QO/bet. ri. Beaut. cood. Bit ofr. depeftdlblt tran.aporta· '1IMSt1 ••1 t Uon. (JMICYY)- •LandRover. Good con· -.._--w-.-,,-4-..... ,-st-O eaa. i~~ YW dlUon. mru. Make of. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 4tl-4S I I t. .... l.802. WI WU. IUY lf7Ueep CJS YC>Ua DAT'SUH •• 400 PAID JIOR OR NOT ~.s TOP DOI LAI , .... 9560 ....................... '13 DoMe DlOO. ~T. auto, !11111. Gd C.'CIDd. Mu.t ..U, malreolt. m..au • • ... ~ RtdlWl(ll OAT\UN vi I I : l II •\'I I I i T t, t707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "12 lOllL& new tires, nds worll, SS$0/offer . MUU1. M4-791 Have IOmtthlng you want Co Ml.I! Clualfied ads do It well. 6'2·5678. ) • • ... 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COUPE 6979 Automatic trans , factor· al Steering, am/fm radio -~ r C~ltlonin~, POwer moldings, steel • st mol~1ngs & wheel well #RA42l 52228 belted radial tires. (Ser. SAVE SSS COMM ELL CHEVROLET '"-"It.or I••• Ill, I I I r... I ' \I ~ '· \ ~41>-1200 '61PORSCHI 911 White with black In· Lerior. AM-FM stereo. 4 1peed transmiu1on . Very Sh arp Classi c! ( 12m) SACRIFICE! 18711 BEACH BLVD. HUNTlNGTON BEACH 142-2000 ..OUYOU SBLYOUI TOYOTA. . Ur7u REACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-1000 '76 Bus. auto, air. F'M stereo cua., Z.bed, ex. clean. $.'5000. 962-4145 '74VW 5qUARllACK AutomaUc tranam111111on, AM·FM radio, SllAlll' CAR! (672KES> $2995 10 VW's To Chooesc ' 18711 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 SEE Usl &Ja w/strong duel port • UM>O eng. FUii roll 1:agc MARQUISTOYOTA E x tra s. suoo1o r r MlSslON VIEJO 7~·'7919. IJl·21104t5-1210_ 197_l _V_W--Sq_r_b_k_,-ver y r lean, run11 fine Ort i.: ()Wn e r . $1 600 (trm 548-86.15 eve!>. •SllEU..• long bed only. wmdows, side & rl!ar. Spotler on top. Xlnt cond $27S. Call Russ oft 5 pm. 536-701.3 '71 "'a.<itback. aut.o tran~ Good cond. Ong. owner 'T1 Toyota Corolla SlaUon ~./bstofr. 7SJ.llm ~~ S.spd. xlnt cond, '78 Du~sel Rabbit, 4-dr sunroof. AM/FM cal>l> . '75 Celica GT, 5 s pd. Lan· Mmt. 494-3979. dau, air. Llkt• ne w! •74 vw BUS. Very gd S.1200/bealiM-1030 cond. Sunroof. $3750 'Ill Crown. 7 pass Wgn. 6 cyl OHC. 2.2 IJter eng 20mpg, xlnt $1200 , 646-~ * 197' TOYOTA • COltOLU COUPE 'J1us coupe deluxe IS C speed with vinyl roof. AM /FM radJo. <301LIB I $26'5 ANAHEIM UITISH CARS. Inc. 774-4110 1601 S. Anaheim Blvd. Anaheim •1'74TOYOTA• COltOLU COUPE 4-speed, 2·door, radio, heater, rear window defroster, <490REJ ). $19'5 ANAHEIM IRITISH CARS. IK. 774-4110 JSU S. Ana.helm Blvd. Anaheim 64&-1430, bus. 642·3018 '76 Bus 2 yens new. Low m1 tape deck/am /fm s nrf'. xlnt cood. $5500 fl7S.6313 '71 Panel Van: new eng. patnl. mt. IJres· Many xtras Make oHe r PP 646-7239 '75 Rabbit P. P Aslung S2800 964-1092 after SPM. 62 BAJA BUG New rbll. eng. & trans.~ track, !'lunroor. Xlnt cond. $11 00 or bes l 646-0795 58 VW CONY. Baja. $45<1 bes t offer . 1600 VW engine runs $125. Even mgs 645-9395. 6C BaJa $800 631·500 'SI VW Bus, new pai.nl, sunrf, curtam, panelllng, T....... 9767 SlfSS.PP.842·0016 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 VW Bus. FM cas:.. •73 TR6 dedc. new enguw. S2800. XLNTCOND. ~1·9190 -~-1'727 ______ _ 'G7 VW CONVERT. a 75 TRIUMPH beauty, new I.Op, clutch, Tl6 UNs, sim. 67S.2984 lka'glmdy with black lll· t.enor,AM·FMcuaelle, '62 VW B a ja J40hp lowrniles (330RllA> Corvair, many extras. $4995 SllOO/orfr offer. Mu st sell 675-4784 1B1U BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-1000 i2 Red Bug. 70,000 on R mi, nu t.Lres & pnt. Sl,700. LitUe old ladyf 642·2515 '75 VW Beelle ·Tawny beige exterior. deluxe in tenor, /\M /FM Stereo Mags & radial llrei.. Onl' owner. Prl. Pt. $2900 Call 633-2791 'SI VW. Nda body wrk. Runs great. Make ofr. 1977 White TR7, great 4Spd.rblteng.846-8784. cood. alJ xtr~1 5 yr wm· '78 VW Rabbit Coupe ty, $5SOO. mu1 t tell Delux model F air' 554-31&5 al.llo, stereo cus. 7 .OO<i '81 TM. Completely rebl.t, mi. Lib new. SS495/bst AM/FM, rolJ bar. mil· ofr. 55'7·M!N. ors are NOT h\gh NOT Leaders\ Th• abov• c nclltktned, reodY 1M oboV• can are aa£ aU n\ce, ful\ re<O ten. XlntCood. 640-5678. 'M VW BUI. good IJUh: car,$S75. TRIUMPH ·75 Rab:7:r. dlx t41W71'n·7 AM/FM 1tereo, 23K m1: ....._ abov• cars .. "'" ..... ,.._ t .. ,, ,,,, ••• _ __.cars a tor 1Gl•· NO h\ h ,,..,ure·Ju1t w--NO G1mm\dt1 I ....... ,. .... _ S·speed, r ear window S.1200. 640-1484 defro1ter, All/FM stereo , withCUMUe. <44.216) 73 Bua, rblt enslne. $6tt5 ~~sittrk, S'lSSOlol· ltnn.1 711US.Ytf'Ylo& 5-lpeed. AM/FM atereo S215C> M9-lll3 CWllt&e. W coad., rear•-------__;=. window defroster . '72 VW Squarebaok. U0711U>. AM/Fii cua, anrf, rblt $1'91 eq, ltlnl U... and lnlr. Bod)' xJnt, no rust.. '2000. m-4175. 967-oT91 1974~ ffpeed, AM /FM radio, Vol¥o t772 maaa. a R ED on~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (fSS3UP0). '76 Volvo Station win. $37'5 28,000 ml , HS DL AMMt•M f!.i.500 /l»t. 919·3180 or lllTISH MOTOIS 1-111>_7.a._u ____ _ 77 .. 4110 · IHI U 2 S XL NT .,.. TRANSPORATATION 18018. AnabeJm Blvd. C AR, UOO. CALL AUbtttn f7S.4'711, ~ .. ------~ . -· .... ... _ - ...... .......... UM4 AMt.. UM4 ....._ UM4 ....._, UMd A.Mto.. Uaed Sunde Oecem DAILY PILOT ....... ~--;{ ....•.......•..•••••••••••••••••••••••.••••.•.•.•.•.•............•....................................... ·····•••••············· !~::. ............ !?!.~ ~ ............. !!.I.! ~••••••~••••••••••!!.'.! C.•••••'•'•"•'••••••••••!!.~~ ~•••••••••••••!!.~~ ~ •••••••••• !!.:~ AMtos, U1ed AMlo•, U1ed AMtos, Used •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VOi.YO 'Tl 18ipl 1\&rtlo Sprt Cpe T·TOP •CO.VmlSI "71 llwbtro. very clHo, 'T2 O>l. Park 9 pa11 wo>" t ~-t'C,WY HSO tW91g HU ttlllt-t tSI ....... ~r JUM. All ·-1\..-ro•lth •••• ('.. all 11tra1, W/abell, 1 Wblte, rully IO•d"" I ·······'··············· -... .,_ 1Dd moon.roof • .... -.... w • !acellent body worll ---· ~·I006 .... ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAUS.saVICI apee fan palnl BIH lt.efllel. VI. iulomillc, 1uper¥tud br Rle Xlrc!G ,OOO.f7Ml8l 1974 118CURY M\JST 'IS-'5COl'IVS "74 Xlot l'ond HI ml, AMD LIASI... bOok Pf\re GU.-. ::"::'.a. ':f !l:.~"! Writ hi. tlber 11 au "14 Raocbwo TU.in au, 19'74 ltlercl.IJ"1 Montoao COL ,Ab 100'~ Reltored weui.o Sacnflc~ low blue bk. OVE.RSl'.AS O!UVl!!RY --- ---~~ tttno. lbtll Vlll11er t paucnier, REPAJR, PAINT tr 768-1007 EXPERTs it iQla.r\, P/W, Pitka. rallye whMll llard lo HOWAl.DClwfl.... t4000 ITs-4332 t•ood C'Of\d R/H, /S, 10 pa11en1er waioo. U P IO ST"'R •---burllet Mat.I, S/R opUOft, t t 11 I t o m N I': W I 0ov9 6 ~18'.I. P/B ~~lll3. ~Uc tr&n1mia1lon. I ~uila~i& Your '&') Mu1t.an1 ConvertJb&e. LUU Ill ..-. whb$318G 14$~ ~ID SSS N~to1\\ACH ~~~-<Ir, prit"ed LO '72 Marqul1 Broqham ::e;.•t~n~o:lo~~~ or&QYcar Preudvlce ~.v :~"~u~~:'ii.~~~ YOlYO '17 dbl aporta S/R, 1nappy _!!·298 aft t . l'\iU pwr, A/C, llpe deck, wheel. crulu control. M':::f CloHIC. C4l around up rt'~lnratlon. la 1 ccJ:;~~ld ~~ll~~~~t~°/y lt77 Clltlill "1tOrlD&da.4dr Ohtae hi ml. runa aood. S9SO. ~-=-~~o:~:i 0.-..:! Cbap~9123 mperl t'ond 494-0167 '46-tlOSl40..t4'7 °"'*'·"84'73Ul ~~o.~p..!,._!ha~'!.'!'elt_h ~~L.p/i,p/1b0· xlnt '711-4803ev• ;;,';liy w1goo ' Ser '72 Muatana. auto P/S, '' 11 ~ U1~.n"l,_,.., ... .. ---. .,..., MO-OC) 'U ~ ,...._. 6000aO Uc. 629.IOT '72 VI. •~reo. aurf' rack. t• /8, ~ Vfl, vinyl iot. OIAMel COUNTY C SH ~-,. \VllNI ,.,.., 'n T. 81r4, Twn Landau ~9 tU $2991 es. int. top cond. S2000 Sharp 4:fillDZt-: U60-6164 or YO&.YO •••;;.:·~~~··• Qumro .. ~h"l, aultl COlflEI llasilf .snoonrr. a /c,whula. 11 pm 540-5130 tm.21Q fl62..~ EXQ.VSIVILYVOLVO "' , A.tlrvtoeAutoCentAir lttrwo, llhr, vnyl rf. ·~Men: W1&gon 289 ena. ....._UHd Autos,UH d olvo ~ler ILDOIADO trua. ~ radio. orta ~ RoellfieJd Blvd. Power it.I. wndw1. 1tm1. ~ trwpoiutlon l'nt. ~l , 'nu OOI la LOADED' !!!:!!!!!!! _ 962 WI , .... _ 0 ,,_81t =rlca· etc. lo 011. aome work 1400 ..._..or~. Im m.-ilat.e --•• tt•o .._... r... Blue Dk Sl.o5 $48-141$ BVYDlorR!:CT Nvwyt <*41.J> =:'!!!:::: ........... ~. 7'MOH My prtce tNSO. Whit. 2G26 HARBOR BLVD. "' •16,910 Dlr. '7a.a.-097or~2913 'fl8 Moot.eao. 4 dr. va. Pl•. COSTA MES • • va .&. D Ra.ID 'T7 uz. T &op, Red w/Nld p/b. aJr. am/fm stereo -----~~"';;__-HOWAID Ctl;n •• '""" m int 4 1pd. Map. Tiil '10 ll'akloo. e cyl, AM /FM w/l lracll, all new Un.1. "75 SM s.J. a ulu air r . AM/rM, lthr '-hurp 81u• .. My pn<'f s:MJM> <4JOl,WM l Whl11I dlr ~OlllTOf~ Do9'e•ONUSU. Cl EARAMCE wtwet. i.pe. SJ0,.500 PP stereo Xlnl runolnc Int Xlot cood. 1ood tW.. 9952 KEWPORl' B ACH 1'7~1179 ~. $700/blt Art ~. tranaportallon. $700 ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• llMlll :161-10l7 -~...;.;..;..;.;.;; ______ '111 l OWN', iood cond, lo --~ All "71 Demoa m1&1t 10 'T1 V.U.. loeded. clean. mi'a .. CN\ or beQl ofr thla month ! Hu ua low m1 111.000 '73 Ford LTD 4 dr, low ml. tt77 MOMAlCH ..ai.642.2u2 " '14 CADILLAC COWi DI Vea.LI 1.-a.d' ~M mil•. Hayl nxil. SffAJ<Pl 1812J(ZJ l lHH CONMHL· · C HfVROLfT " ,. 11.• r" ·• 1\1' I • • ~ I \ "I ' ~4 .. 1200 • TODAY ' Wft.27:i0 new smt. Looka & nma f::l!lete with 1tcreo, 1rut. P P $46-3265 u top • air tondl ·• Muat•oc. automat.1c. 71 Velle Lt2. Ma11. ~117 llonlna. Only 11.000 nu D&int. nu tires, AM lcwldtd, Ulla nu Ylw./ ---------0 r 1 1 ( n al m 11e1 ! rad[o, good condition be lthr w/brn. Cloth ~ 9945 <42'1RXP> $19CIO. 64.2-3004 aft 4PM illM.'rtl, W.3001 btlt of· -••••••••••••••••••• tw ~ tm Uncoln Versaille1, SADOLllAQ( ~ Must, rastbk. 2+2, -----ll,000 mJ. loaded w/x· VAU.IY IMIOllTS Pony int. R/H. air. auto. '71 Qinttt., l:iO 41pd, T trH, will aell be.low 131·2040 495.4949 289. Sl.895. PP S.Sl·2036 z, w el.l11h Vohu lllel'han1n1 nuw a 1 Ivan'•· l llU H1Hbor ,_.....,...--... I HI CHIVIOUT IMPAUSS tAltp, map, tide _j>lpe1, wboMlak price 67ut68 AM/YM et~. A·l. Bit ofr 1976 U ... ""OLH 1971 MHCURY i& Mustang ll. Mich I. Blvd . CM ~ Illa urru BEACll 8LVD HUNTTNOTON BEACH t4J.2000 "76-.0L. AM 1-'M t lt'A'O, llhr Int. 1nd, A I C. loMlecl 17.00 W~.11da 6 IV m.ali88 -=::-::mr--~-..c=o;j 'tfl Volvo 122:1 St.a Wason Auna well. nffda body ·n.c S48 7117 '71 Volvo 144. 1utt>. H It, Very &ood <'Otld, SJ~ ~I 5112$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ga .4 H OI lt76TOYOTA CBJCAST With alr condlllooing ! 1517RRC> A Super buy at $3995 lt77 MG MIDGET Very low mUea ! <391TWvJ $3995 l977 DATSUH '8QCUP Qmper Shell & 5 speed. lt7S CAOILI.AC 2 ~· lO t'hooff from• Both wklh low mlle11 1 WW')' equ1vved with stereo, power seats & Wl.rldowt;. t11t wheel. etc. An MBZ trade in. Pnced to ull .Mu1l 1ee! U.:lMXU> 11110• VIE ... f'OIT. 7141831 17460<171•l.e96·1~ '70EL OOROOO lmmac. Show cond. nu pol. top, brka1 mech. pet{. every Ca a option. i2:500-0f r. 983-9440 1977 CADILLAC SEVILLE Black beauty! LOaded wtth many factory op- Uons & low. low miles! (S51RKAl COMV•TIM.1 Hard to ll11d model ' (NPU18l Wai l22i~, now on aale lor OM.YSllll IAUll MOTORS 29".!S Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA t79-2IOO 1977 C .. VIOUT l ... AUSIDAH Automatic, pwr a teer In&. factory air cond . tint.cd 1lau. wsw llres, wheel covers " LOW rnles. U c. 8S7RLD Stk. P'J642, $4777 . THEODORE ROBINS · , FORD • ·• lOt>O HAllBO R Ill VO cosf.t. Ml!>A,.b4l 0010 over $SOCIO. MS·lCm or "'-ZIPHYR clean, &d ah~ 50.000 -.azzs MAU IV 4 door sedan. Economy e _ml_. S3l_OO_._fT7_5_· ----<=--9tlJ Btaut.lful pa1tel gray. cyl. eoilne. Air cood. ;.~;r;;•••••••••••••n• ... than 18,000 origmal AutomaDc tranamlaslon, COU4tAID7 mllt1Mmany xtraa. red.lo, heater, aof\ pastel umwtt.bevery power ex· !cn.PQ Sil. HI ~~.;..'~120" clBlean ! Ser lTI PLUS 8 track at.enc>, ..,,....,,' ~· mUe cootro!. lllt wheel, Hwe of ......... htc. $4395 VU\YI lop Is ool)' 3$,000 ml Manchester Blvd. 540·6630 tnlJ I (""~) 8 U e n 8 p l& r Ii , 1011\SO\' & SO\ • • '"""" & A • 2 1 3 I 9 2 1 . 8 5 8 8 • $4441 7 1 4 I 7 5 O . 7 2 0 l , CONNELL C HEVROLET _ •x.,.ll.ut •• 1 11 .1 • I I .... I \ \1 t \ 546-1200 i4 XR7 Clean. loaded. Musl sacrifice I 831·*3 '5 Couaar: Al la. $7SO. 8"D-7182 eYH. 497·2887 da.)'11 'fT1 Couiar 289, 3 1pd, xtra clean, $13:50/beal offer. ~ 714/523·7250. On t h e Sp n ta An a Freeway. ....................... '11 Maverick. Xlnt cond. $1250/ best offer s.:s&-0456 Mlrla.y 9950 ....................... ORANGE COUNTY'S MIWIST LINCOµ(-MERCURY DIUnbip la now OP EN • l INl.Ol N Mf fCUJflY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 1976101CAT 3KRUMAIOUT Yellow wtth white roof, burltet aeau. aJr cond. ~ Aeerin8. AM /FM 1tereo. au lo ma tic tran1ml11lon . V·8 enline Ser.508510, Uc. Q23P'lJU. $3295 540-5830 '87 Mustang, Yellow. Good cond. SlOOO 673-4332 •fa Grande. xlot C'Otld . loaded, many xtralf. 561-0i16, 831-7706 Chris. '68 Must.anM V8, Auto, alr. PS/PB, orig owner Xlnl cond. $2500/bst. 963·3730 '66 Conv. New eng, paint le top. Highest otr 011.?r $3)0(). ~z:Mi4 '85 MU1t.ang. Sl950 Top shape, has ever· )'lhi.n&. Crane cam. Hed · dman beaden. Craan chromed rima, new llres, steno. etc. Ca II 837 ·5087 or83S-854 TEIHAGEIS Grab your folks and look at this 76 Mualang II Cobra. V8 all xtraa. Shall> looks. 13495 or of· fer~5891 U Chevy Im pa I a , '73 XR7. l9,000 ml. New lowered. ma& wheels, radlal1, ACI AM I F M reblt bi perform JZ7. over S1JOO Invested. Best of· stereo. Very c ean. 12700. IAYR.ADHOE I.JNCOLN·MERCURY 18-18 Auto Center Dr. SDFw)'·Lake Forest exit IRVlNE 110..7000 1011 \SO~ & SOX • LINCOLN · MERCU~ 2626 HARBOR BLVD. J.IJ78 Mustang Aut.o. 6 Cyl. COSTA MESA AM /FM. Excell. cond. --14000 mi. Must sell. Classified Ads •""642 5678 54M558. • ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... , ..... , ... ,. . . · ALLE~,RES~LES. CHIYIOt.l'f CAf'ttCI 16999 ISTATI WA~ •••••••••••...•. "llllY ~-..,,. ,._ -OI - -~II<. -..----------·.a..--wo!ll rl(ll ... ~ , .... II., ... llM9w•• 1841SOHI 1977 O\OS CUTUSS '6999 SU,HMl llOUGHAM ....•....... !\. • ......, .,.... """' -¥W¥ •tJ04 ""' --...,..,,.., .. =;;~~=-~~;'c~~-o11w ~'J:v'iW:1.~ ...•.•.••....... ~8999 T·9AR roof IOC!Onl •• OOl'Clol•O<•ll'O , ... 1<,..f\~ <IV.,.... - -· -,,...._ O'-Pl'"' -,..,_ dolor ~ AM,,M ~· -"'"°°"" 6 lle'Cl'l •••''*.,.....,.CO..-.. ~-twwll<IOl*M9e """""'""-"°"''-' l~I. ~~~t~~ .................... ~4999 "~ OUl•l-.ne ··-Of "' °"'"W'Cl•l\O -· ,.. °'*' -.000 llCm1i.. 1~001 ~~':::~ ................... ~4999 I\-" ,-IC> ()Ny 11 too~ -'\!....., •-~ ........ I ll.,4401 ~:~~ ~~~-····················· ~7999 91ecti --., -Ii ... ,,.,. .......... o ---'3 000_... -,_ .......... .-""'-.,, -... _ ... _l\.ll_l~J Super sharp! (1646187 $4195 fer. 988-8975 Al!IO 1 set _64CHl293 ___ • _____ _ spoked rims brand new. '68 XR7 Loaded, ~. $960 ~--------.... Hew 9100 Autos, Hew"' 9100 A.Mto., Hew 9100 A..tos. Mew 9100 AlltM, Hew taoo 1975 HORHIET Super clean rar ! <666MCl> $1995 197SOPIL STATION WAGON Automatic trana., air cood ·A super bu,y al $21 95 1971 VOLVO F.xtra rare 1800£! Come in and aee I.hi.& claH1t•I <PCASIOl 1971 1UIQC SKYLARK Q.istom 4 door & loaded! Super low miles, too' 18S1VPB> $5395 11-eiev. Blazer, 4 wh. dr. fn~lv. message ____ Cheyenne pkg. Many '67 restored oew; en1, '14 Eldorado, brome, Uke Xlraa. $7500/oft. 646-1752 vnyl top, palDt, Urea, etc. new. 57 'hK mi. $5100 "76 Chevy Capri Sedan, auto, alr. p/a, p/b, de· 752-7860 • .iAul top, new Urea. lo luxe int. Lllce new. • wv CoUecton ca.r. l2500/0f · '52 Claasic, lght. blue ::S:S:, xiru, xlnt cond. fertrrade. M5-71Jll F1eetwood, Xlnt cond. --------1971tii8CUltY ::~fer Me-7158 Alk --------COUGAI 07 White with matchin g '78 Sedan De VIUe non· vinyl roof and lnurtor, smoking Or's car. Delux· air cond., tilt wheel. e-Oeluxe-deluxe. Redoeo AM/FM 1tereo, power brown, :.addlcleather steering and brakes, 1.nt ... heav1ly padded top. 900S..C..tHwy. sharp ! Runs great! fully equipped , incl COIS.1RZEl - cnue. Only UM miles. U.,.. laedl $45'5 pnced al low SI0,800. 494-lll I 540-30 1011 \SO\ & SO\ PP Dys 213:335-5565 ~~~~~~~~' 5e Eves. 714 fns.8084 . -: -------'78 Cbevette 4 dr. deluxe '73 Sedan Seville. 44.SOO ml. other xtru, low mt. • l INCOl N M[ RCIJRY mi Ong owner. Leather S33:i0caah. 673-604-0 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Int. all power. $2500 . ....;._._______ COSTA MESA 9935 6t2Q8S28 '74 Chev Capnce Ell.ate ---------USID VOi.VOS --· -----St. Wqon. All pwr, air , "-'-'80 Cad, Tranaportauon stereo. XJnt cood. $3500. --r LOTS OF 1971 thru 1976 car, 4 dr, gd eng. 1225. 1133-309'2, ~urn ••••••••••••••••••••••• USED V 0 L V 0 S 957-0325. __ __.;. ______ '70 Swinger, 2·dr, xlnt I NCLUDING THE --------1974&CA.MIHO cond.$1100. RARE llrll 1800! 78 Cadillac Cpe DeVille., White, (3U730W> ~ Ml\RQOIS MOTORS lMllOJMl\tU,llflllJt Vtf'W'f' '>un O,t •1u I.,,.., l\•r• t I ••t ~l ',\10,'4 'Vlf J() 4 1' )"HU 4'.l't · IJIU Buymg a Wied car? You can Hve lOO's of dollars by ua1111 my check list of what t.o really look for Send ~ t.o McCollom Co. LmlA E Walnut, Santa Ana, Ca 92'701 lite yellow. cloth Int., lo 14295 ---------mi. 1mmac .. $9,995 or of ..&.. 'iT Diplomat 4-dr, auto best offer. Call Mike. Home ...,o ... , IK. trans, A/C, P/S, P/8, 979·6620 ; 963·3222 or 6862 Manchealer Blvd. vinyl top, radio, cruise 1184-3657 8 u e n a P a r k . control, heater, much 2 l 3 I 9 2 l · 8 5 8 8 , more. Pay off balance. '78 C()t.ipe De Ville Silver 7 l 4 / 7 5 O . 7 2 O I , $8M>. &&2-6735 w/11lver cabriolet top. TI4/523-72SO, --------- Navy 1nl. Split Pwr On the Santa Ana '76 Aspen, 4 dr Spc. Ed. seata. Cn.Ue cont. Stereo Freeway PS/PB cruiae cntr. Vinyl tape, lilt wheel. PST tDp, fact. air, It int. PP traction, auto level cont. 1979 CHIVIOLET $311150. M5--0666. 556-3142, & more. Xlnt cond. MAUIU Q.ASStC m.1339 831-1789. While, aport coupe leas ,_.. -------9-9_4_0 than 800 male s . '76 Cad Eldo. Loaded, Cream w I buc kaiun l thr Int. As tro ro o f. IM.lWDl). $6995 .. , ••........•......... '90 s 962--0104 /898-0861. ...... of IMports. htc. •~PHIL LONG ••••••••••••••••••••••• i4 Hornet, Sport.about 6 cyl. Roof rack, 1uto. eood cond. $12.SO 64().-0010 1978 C .. ,..11 1 •c ta12 Manchester Blvd. """~ Buena Park, FORD SEVIW 2 1 3 1 921 .8588 . Fully equipped. 3800 7 14 I 7 5 o · 7 2 o I , • 19n AMC HorMh beauUfw clean car with automatic tnnsmlaalon. Air con dit ion1n1< c55a>FJ> rruJes. Showroom cond1-7141523·72!50, lion. Thia excepUonal, On the Santa Ana ooe-0f·1-lcind motor car ___ Fr_ee_w_ay'---- $2'95 ANAHEIM lllTISH CARS, I.e. 774-4110 1601S. Anaheim Blvd. Anaheim ~~-------· ttl h . . : . CREVIER &I Sf & H OAOWAY SAHTA AHA 835·3171 T'ltf ULflMI, ft Ofl!VIHO MACHINE i4 Coupe de VIUe: Su~r aharp. Loaded with 1tn1UIC1C :.as~ mi. PP.~ ...................... ... ~c:. .... Wlth m1ny, many ex· lt76 CADILLAC trHI (962TWLl Wa ILDOllADO $'58116; nowocuale for Tobacco Met a II i c. OHL Y $5555 leather, cruise, vinyl top, 1lereo. full power. IAlm MOTOIS (4111PPBJ 211125Hatbor Blvd 56991 COSTA MF.SA ..... of ......... lllC. t7t·2500 *2 Mancbelter Blvd. ________ _,,Buena Parle, JJ70 Electra P /S, P /B, 2 1a I .21 •• 5 8 8 , P /W 80·40 AM /FM 714 /750 ·7201, Ca11elle new radials, n4/m.72SO. brM.9,frontend•muf· On the Santa An• Oer. l1MI no oil V-t Ex· Freeway. c I.. mtlet I A I { wor kl c~-;.-;.-;,~o--__;,--9-9_1 _7 perfect $1,250. 493-9683 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt711Utcl l'71CHIYROUT CIMTUIY CAMAAO WU.b tow, low mu .. 1 With 1 .. 1 than 3.1.000 (aal'ZW). w .. P tH; mllet! (251TZT). Thla now OD l&le fOf' ono ii OHL Y $4fft PltlCID TO saL ...,_MOTOIS -Harbor Blvd. CQITAMESA m.2100 IAUmMOTOIS 211125 Harbor Blvd. COST MESA 979-JIOO 1t'1S lepl. lo ml, A/C, · 'T7Camaro,211J,000ml, P/I, ~auto, loacMd, v~ AM /FM ...... $$000. .., . MH574 • .,. aft. lpm Qrysler 9t25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 CHIYSLM HIWYOUB llOU.HAM 1lUa ODe bu everythina lnclud.IDJ low low miles l <481SQP>. waa f14t5; nowooaale for OMLYS6115 IAUmMOTOIS ZllZSHarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA t7t-2100 G« on the rlfht traclc with the Dany Pilot CHRI STMAS 0 I FT TRAIN! Ca ll a Chrialmu Ad· Vt.or at ecz,.5171 'T7 Cordoba, very clean, 1175 Ford 0 raoada, air, man)' added 1ccesa. Comp&ec.ely power, white Pluah lnl, .... 510G. .... merior, AM/FM 1tereo/ tape deck. Tbi:I ear b re· C ' nttl ttH all)taice . .-Oorbest of· ....................... f« -131-4158 Call after tt76UHCOLM _s_:~-·--~~~~ COMnt•n'AL '71 entry Sq t PHI. MAlllV w11011, 1m1fm tape, Cartier model wit h a cntle, t/whl•All pwr. Lo moonroofl <NIRCL>. mi.1»1887 "f'o,• -5; now on .. 1e _'T7_G_r&nllda ___ ~_hi_a_ed_D_o_v_e ~ ·y Sllll Grey, stereo, top, ..,.... loaded! Immacu late • IAUmMOTOIS 2125 Harbor Blvd. COITAJll:SA t1t·2100 ISISO. 54l-5S72 al\ !pm. 1IJI Ccud.ry Squire-Ltd ....., llU oew. m> ml, loitdld. on1 till tso,eoo, wbt, Mue lthr lftt_,_ l»t ofr ovsmoo. C.ll '7a.-wt. WI cpe, llDUAJM Uhr, auto t•mp control, elec. 11 mu.t: am/fm a trick wind., doorloclll, a ll llpe cMc:lr.1 All powu , POWW.LenaiMcolrl, ml.at 1nrf, llu1t .. n aaap. ('IGQd.-'TIO.•l·l'7e'7 SHOO or b Ht offer. '74 Maril 4, lm.mac. wbM .,...., aft I . w/bm leatb. apUt H at.I, U:U. idle Hema wUb a Ml/PM ltereO, 1 owner. OeU,y Pilot Ctualtled Ad. ..-.._,•ft. epm ..seTS . ................................................................................................................... We 're Having An To Introduce OFFER EXPIRES 12-15-78 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S NEWEST CHEVROLET DEALER WE ARE OFFERING YOU ANY ONE OF OUR REMAINING '78 NEW CARS & DEMOS $1. 00 ~llf oRY INVOICE · •PLUS DEALER INSTALLED OPTIONS 40 TO CHOOSE TheSe cars won 't last long, so HURRVI FROM Clprlcl Cteulc 4-0oor Sed1n VANS MONTE CARLOS CHEVETTES PICV.UPS NOVAS CAPRICES EL CAMINOS LUVS in Beautiful Laguna Beach' (714) 494-1131 900 SO. COAST HWY. (714) 546-9967i f EITHER A MEW 1979 FORD T -lllD ••. t ODdltd IOWI\ l~u lull OOWflt .,, •8917 ST I 1112• 1978 FORD GRANADA •• •·Door. Vinyl IOP. v..a. eutomehc. power b<elles lltM11 ST"7 •• 99 EITHER A NEW 1979 FORD MUSTANG • • 2·Door Sedan. 4 cy11nder. automatic. hn1ed glass style ''"'$i"fii'sr ·~· '71 PINTO '72 PINTO 5977 51077 Automa11c radio. heater '-soeed. AM/FM ITe<eo with 8 (II 1940NJ) lreck player. low. tow miles (1201FBEJ '73 PINTO 51177 4·Jipeed. radio . heater. II 60TDZJ .SOMEJHING DIFFERENT in the DAILY PILOT '72 "PINTO '74 PINTO 51277 51377 Automelic. redio. heater. 4-speed, radio. heater and (1916EAFl special palnt.11680NAKJ • • • A NICE USED 1975 FORD T.llRD l oaded. lull oower & air. b e. 1922Mf>f' 1978 FORD LTD II 4-DR. Vinyl top. tilt wheel. cruise contrQl,alr. atereo Lie 1778TZT ST. •2• 1 • : • A SUPER USED 1976 FORD GRANADA L!!.~!2 .~'!~!~~~ •3799 ••• A NICE USED 1978 FORD PINTO Run-About automatic. low mileage. Lie. 1805UKY $ 173 PINTO 51477 5·1577 Run·Aboot Automatic radio. Wagon Automatic. AM/FM heeler. (1528KLF) stereo with 8 track player. lleater. roof rack. mag wheels. (1979JFN) Uluual Can, Clas1lc1, Antl~s, Race, & One of a kind! ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Oldl Ome1•·4 door •• va. automatic. trans .• pwr. 11teertrui Is brakes. . air cond., AM/FM stereo • tape, only 62,000 miles & In excellent condition. (559PHF). l'rl. pty 12250/beat offer. Call ~-days; 545·3788' evenlnp" weekends. 1975 CUTUIS . COUPI Under 35,000 miles. Im· maculate thruout ! Ao MBZ trade-in. Priced to 1ell thie weekeod l (<mNRA> "13 Vista Cruiser, 9-pass .. PIS, P IO. auto, alt, low mi. AM/FM, new Urea. brb, aWU'OOI, lat $1100 • takes. 675-2'107 . '74 Regency, 45K, fully ' afUip. Must see! S2900 :M6-2'103 '78 Cutlass Salon Brougham, 4dr, 15.000M. loeded. S685(). 552·8656 '71 CutJass. AC, stereo. 4 dr, good cond, $875/bst olr 642-7521 '66 Olc:hl Cutlass, xlnt • mechanical, needs some body wk. 6782 Can· terbury Dr., H .B . 8112-0143 1976 Olds 98 Regency. red & wht, 2 dr, padded rf, mise contrl, dlx lthr int 21.000 mi. $4700. Call 64CM1!15. 73 Cut. Sup. 2Dr, vin top, green, A/T, A/C. P /S. P/W, st. rad. AM/FM S22SO. After lOAM SS7·9161. ""'° 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Pinto 2000 Runabout, AM/FM 8-trk, air. $1100 F\nn. 842-2317 ........ 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '88 PLYMOUTH Satellite 2 dr hnttp. Low mlleage, rebll engine, r adio, heater, alr cond.(needs repair), power steering & power brakes. Gd. transportation, sees. Can be seen this weekend, CallSSl-4435 . PClllHac 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Pentlac Grand viii~· Automatic trans., pwr. steering. new pwr· .. brakes. new shocks. pwr. windows, AM/FM stere<1 & super clean! Must see fo appreciate! Askin~ SUIOO. Call 497-3667. 1976POMTIAC · FllEllRD Automatic, pwr. steer- ing, pwr. windows, air cmd. & cruise control. 28,17'3 miles. <85SRER> • Now OMLYS5150 Mlrode Mflulll/ll...at ZLSOHarbor Blvd., c.'tf . 645-5700 '10 F\reblrd Formula 400, gold, vinyl top, radio. P/8 , P /S, A /C, auto trans. $1700. 847-4027 HB. '78 Trans Am, Xlnt cond. FUlly loaded. PS, P.IJ, Pwr wind. Pwr dr lckti,. air AM /FM stereo tapl. Dlux int. $6875. 832·4786. Will rtrn call. ' '77 Firebird Formula, :-r. tqla, ~. auto, everj op. ticm including. valour iAt,t cn.ise, ~i. new tiree;, 28,000 IDJ. $6500/besl ofr. PP. 546-U07 '65 Bbneville. Xlnt cond. in/out. Allly loaded, Incl 8 tract, AM/FM rad.lo. P/W. Has till switch 7S9-9829 ask for Joe. "75 Astre Htchbk, lo Dl'· good cood $1350. 581·7901. 847.2956 . FIREBIRD '77. 6 cy,, auto, loaded, lo mi, Ver)' abarp. One owner. Malt sell. $5250. 714-675-4494 •• '76 Trans • Am 455 4 sP4. Mint cood. red body • ..,,a int. 6'4-6138 'TT Grand Prix, 20,tsotrt. very clean. All pw• mio. By owner, 640-7030. 1977 POMTIAC . · GllAMD NIX SJ Gold, vinyl top. tilt wbeel, cruise cont..01. bucket seats, 17 ,000 milea, (.'i&*R YV >. $5995 ..... of ... orts.llllC. 6862 Manchester Blvd. 18 u e n a P a r k • 213/9 21·8588, 7 1 •/750 ·72 01, 714/523-7250, On t he Santa An• Freewa1 T ah illld 9970 ....................... ... 1972fOID ! ..,........,;. Hardtop. Rua al~f. Soon Co be a cla1&lcl~ (4450Ul,,). Now ' OM.YSZISO ~ MllHlt :; ~.· 2140Harboc' Blvd., C.IL':l .-.s.1100 -. \ .. NABERS .AUTO CEN~ER II II OYER 100 CA RS TO CHOOSE FROM FINANCING: OUR EXPERTS WILL FIND ·A PLAN JUST FOR YOU. O.A.C. NABERS LUXURY USED SPECIALS '73 CADILLAC ELDORADO s3399 Pao<18<1 IQQ lull -~II -ONIO 1 ... ort .. , hn -c•1•~1t<Ol'ltOI AM1Fl.l .... 110l_e>'..,.,. 114l!IHMYI •73 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE s3499 P-IOC> -""''"'" full oower I•" -en.a conttOI AM/FM .. 8'80 "'°toe*• •hatP 1•250HSUI •74 LIMCOLM COMTIMENTAL MARK IV P-lOC> "°'I "'-1-""'h I 11 ~ lldOf'r °" COi <Miol"'lll s5799 '•" #'f'\.MI C7\Qft oontrot AM FM \tt"rf'IO w"f'I tow' IOW ,,,..._ (1~18WOCI '76 LIMCOLM TOWM CAR SEDAM P-100 _,._......,.lull-""''--!aOOtYM 57699 "" wN'el """"' CO"ltOI ,..Mir M llltfOO .... n 8 .,_ -~ like Nt1w 1210POVI 2 TO CHOOSE FROM '77 CADILLAC SEDAM DE VIUE $8599 PedcMcl 100 IUll ----· llN -cn.99--,..M,,.,_ ,...,,_ .,..,... ---a 1 TENlf12.000MllE WARRANTY l•Ul3SXBI . •77 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SEDAN Plldded NII 1cO. ....W tnlMOt. lull _. OOhl --s9599 factor, ltt Ct1Ji141 conl<04 ~II -AM/FM ""'«> wtlh 8 trldt ~ T11t1aw11 T,,,.lu•vtv l•:StWIGN •77 CADILLAC ELDORADO s9599 Clillnolfll toe>. -............. lvtt -· lltt .... ''" -· CNISe Conlf04 1t"'eo •-ptaye< INI I Yrn/12.000 MILE WARRANTY 11182RTT) '77 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM Padc>tl t\111 -l(lltl -!lf'MI 1.c!OtV IN $ 0 500 119'80 1-e>'l'lt" tin -trUIMI COlltrOI lnQ Al.l 1 THE CAOILU\C LUXURIES fl 120222) I •79 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE c--too. -'"'-·lull -IOlll -s 11 500 ..... c-OOflltOI on ""'*"· AM/FM ""'" .,_ 1-P4tve< In .., YEAR/12000 MILE WARRANlY (t97•VZLI I •77 CADILLAC SEVILLE ASTRO AOOf' ,._ IOO .... ._ lftlenor Mt s 12 500 -· llOlll -. tlft -""""' OOl'lfOI. AM/FM """'t-,,._, ,..,.. _, -onrv n .ooo- ""'" I 1 YEAA/12.000 Mil( WARRANTY 114814631 I NABERS FINE CADILLAC TRADE-IMS '73 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4-DOOR ()pllOfto """"°" 1-.. tup lull "°"""' ttdOtY ... WEEllCNO s 1999 CIAL 1 •360HrlHI )I '77 PLJMOUTH VOLARE SPORT COUPE Pldded IOP .-to: -&l-""O -Otel<.,._ llttOfV.., s4499 tldlO ..... ler "'1TllOw......_ (1781FIWLI '77 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CUSTOM COUPE Pedcled toe> """~ tac:1orr .. f tot •~I ChlflltCOf'flllll AM~M s5999 111 ....... 100• -fl!f.32q)tP '78 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SJ $7500 l ........ ,,,,_ 11}11 "°""" fl!Cl<>r< ... "°"°"'°"""'· '"' -AM/FllA ll"""' --..11wne.it• oniveOOOM•lft 1•1t8TlW• NABERS VAM & TRUCK SPECIALS ALL CARS PLUS TAX & LICENSE• ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE •OFFER GOOD THAU 12-12-78. Ml DM..V Pl.OT 8undey. 0.0.mblf 10. 1171 IT's A VERY SpEciAl TiME AT ORANGE ColJNTy's No. 1 Bvick DEALERSltip BAUER Buick iN · STA MESA - While They Last ••• We're D1scoimting Every Bland New e UIC ECT Remember ... Not lust 1 To Choose Fro .m But Over 50 In Stock ... And At Discounts Like This, They Won't Last Long! TltESE hRANd NEW Buicks ltAvE All TltE EXTRA FEATURES TltAT you WANT MOST TilT WltEEl, CRuisE CoNntol, PowER SEAn, PowER WiNdows, §pEEd AlERT, TiNTEd WiNdows ••• ANd Muclt, MUdt MORE . . ;tf- • Open Till JO P.M. Man.-Sat. · .. fh-nnge c,,..nl!I'• Yes...Open Every Sunt/ay 7i0 5 P.M. !-• #f Huielt Dealer 3 blocks South of the HA~~R BLVD. /SAN DIEGO FREEWAY San Diego Fretway A d1v1sion of 8ot1er Motors. · Opel-Joguor-Triumph-MG. 2925 HARBOR Bl VD., CDSTA MESA 9'1925lXJ PHOTO FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSE ONLYI All~,. wbt«t to prior .. ie. TH .. ,qn .. noOncJUded. Siie tndl 41 hrl. •fttr publabon. All maltes, models and colors . Classified Auto Advertising . . rin the 4 DAILY PILOT - SUNOA,, DICIMllllO, '"' __....,----- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G 0 0 - 12. -10 THIS BLIZZARD 15 GETTIN6 WORSE, MEN 0 OKA'-( WE'LL ALL FOLLOW WOOD5TOCI( .•. ~E SA'f 5 HE CAN LEAD US TO THE PERFECT SPOT TO SPEND THE NI 6HT ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oo NANCY 0 0 (} WOW---I'M HUNG-RY 0 0 0 0 0 -... . .. . LOCAL WANT ADS 0 oo 0 0 o e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t9 0 0 0 0 0 0 O' 0 " 0 0 0 ANL<'ONE 1-{AVE AN'I 5066E5Tt0N5? 0 0 0 THl5 POPCORN SURE TASTE5 GOOD 0 0 0 0 oo 0 0 0 0 ° 0 0 o Do.t 0 0 0 o o oo 0 O Oo 0 o 0 o Dao 0 o oO oo ooO OOo O 0 Oo a o WOODSTOCK t5 ·A 60RN LEADER! By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY---5TOP EATING ALL THAT .JUNK AND HAVE SOME SOUP FOR LUNCH ~ ' .. VOLA'StE NOW EMOTIONALLY ~l.10 AND 'TlrONG, t(ZA . )Ot,,( HAVE NOTH I~ ro ~EA~! NOT IVEN . }-;orw_o-=~==·'::::::. __ __ N-NOT EVEN G~05f DENNIS THE MENACE J! M NOT GONNA ~9CAtQTOF SANTA CL,ALJS 1'Hl9 YE;A.Q , DENNl5. Wf:u_, WELL .. VV'HAT HAVf3 wr; HERS? . , L. I MEANWHILE 50 YOU DON'T NO WAY, THINK THERE'S ANY WAY TH E MR . 8! DOCTOR ·CAN COME UP WITH THE $es,ooo, ARTIE'? _"'777r.,.. ,. .... DOC, !'0 L.IKE TO ~Plt&~O MV W1N~4' AND FL.Y. 00 YOLA THINK I 'M tl&AOV? .r'6MT ! YOlA'ft NO LON6i~ A~AIO o~ 'rtowo&-!! NOW &O OUT TM•l'I ANO CONQUK TMlii WDf'L.D !/ wet-L-, IR.'A , WE'VE BEEN WO~KING OLAT VOi.Ast Pfl'OSL..SM~ ~A L.0"6 TIME, AND YOtA'VE MADE ~llEAT P~YCMOL.061CAL.. ADVANCE~. I Fee1.. YOLA'ltE' ~EADY. '2EE ..• THAN~5, OOC.' --. -. .. -- :. . . CAN! 00 rT ONE PE~~ON AT A TIME f'fl .. 'oNQUER -n.e WORLD!! 1 WILL, ~WILL!! OKAY, JO~Y,', YOU'Re NE)<T. Wt:=L-L., '.JUST JO~Y: WHAT WOUt..D you L-r.-<e OL.0 SANTA 10 BRING YOU FOP CHQt~TMA'? P4RKE R , , -I , PERHAPS I CAN DON'T YOU DARE TALK TO HIM1 DO THAT! THE HELP HIM IF IT'S FIRST THING WE JUST FINANCIAL! MUST FIND OUT IS WHAT THE PROBLEM IS! I TRIED TO REACH HIM YES- TERDAY! HIS SECRETARY SAID HE WAS OUT ! I DROVE BY HIS OFFICE! HIS CAR WAS THERE! HE WAS AVOIDING ME! I TOLD HIM I'D DROP IN GOOD ... AND YOU TAKE AT THIS POINT IN TIME, I DON'T WANT TO BE IN T!iE ON HIM TOMORROW! ANTHONY WITH YOU! DISCUSSIONS! YOU WILL SJMPLY TELL HIM THAT THE MON EY MUST BE PAID IMMEOIATff,Y ... 6UT IF HE CAN NOT PA'/ IT, WE THINK WE CAN WORK OUT A SOLUTION ... QUID PRO QUO! ., Humpn·· .JUST WHAT l 'THOLJGHT IT'D BE ·· HE FREEZES ONE EVERY MAY .. BIG DEAL t WeLL, Now, w~eRe's SoMfTf-{IN~ 'SUITABLE 10 PUT IT IN? _J\. ( .: 1 LORD P. IS SO ROMANTIC-- AN!:? CHE,Afl». 0 0 0 0 0 I'M CDMPLEIEL4 OUT OF IDEAS! 0 0 0 I'VE BEE~ WRACKIN& MQ BRAIN ALL MORNIN& AND I STILL CAN'T COME UP WITH A PROGRAM FOR THE CHRl51MA6 CONCERT"! ,, -- ~L'VE GOT IT ! / 0 I WANT TO DO OOME- IHl NG CDN\PlE1El'1l DIFFERENT! SOMETHING ORl<SINAL I FRE.5H, AND INNOVATIVE! OJE'U-DO IT... . DISCO .51VL.E If • . . .. byFardJohn•- EVeRY YsAR oN HoW·· ER·· OUR ,ANNIVERSARY UNUSU,AL ... He SENDS ME A STILL , iH,AT SIN~L.~ PERFSCT CAN 'T BE SO D,ANDELION · EASY IN iME WINTE~ ... 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Add lia~ f' find ou1 . 0 ·c. ·• .r ,.. ; "" ... "IPl-.CIAJ. Dt.IJ\ll.R\ ! Apply eulon fOf 1 •i<Jtful bolld•> plrturt: 1 -R~. l -U . hlur. l-\rllo-. 4-tc. bro•o. S-•lf">h 6-04. . l(rttD. 7-LC. purple. 8-<.ra)'. 9-0k. purple. 10-011 . bro•n. SPELLBINDER M.'ORt,; 10 pomu for using all inc kiters in the word bclo" 10 form 1wo complclc word~ S PIRITED THEN score 2 poml\ each (Of all words of four lcllcr~ or more found among the lcllcr~. Try lo scott 11 lea_.i SO poinh. \.4lld U IO Wf.JO•t.i• .. ,Q,UOd THE WORLD 'S GREATEST SUPERHEROES· by PASKO, TUSKA, COLLITTA A WITN E56 TO ONE O F THE KIDNAPPINGS, 5AlD THE ABCUC1 OR MADE= OFF WITH 1HE' VICTIM IN A UF0 .1 s~c you 10\\0C?~Q\\I, suss . 6Uf l GUE.~S ~HE'/'RE; G('.Ov\'l NG UP. . IT TAKE'5r THE ''FLYING SAUCER"' ONLY A SH~T WHILf;. TOP~ o;f;fl POWNTOWN MEtROPOl IS, WHe~E: ••• ,....__..'""', ..... ---==--........ ~ ?! A UFO--?! f'O BETTeR .-.....-.-...... /NVF:STIGATI!:/ G~11'1 ~6 MORE: SOPHl51!CAiED IN IHEIR IH\NKING. WT A? 5UPER/t'IAN STREAKS TOWARD 1HE Cl?AFT ••• 1.,.-10 AGATHA CRUMM I REALLY ADMIRE ·Yoo.AGATHA! GORDO VOUGO TO YOUR a4R, HONEY, AND we'LL GOTO OlJRSf TO LAND WITH •.• SHOE 0 0 0 0 I ESP&CIALL.V ADMIRE Tf-4E WAY YOU HANDLE YOUR EMPL.0Vfe5. - 1'HE: CARROi ANO ~~~ 6TICK'? TO IHE ..JAPES at=THE GAUCHE1 Z 1 8AR.VS/.JN /F/<061 IUl<.N A D.E.AF EAR_r 1:i.-10 ... HOW 90 YOU HANO Le THSM, AGATHA '? by Bill Hoest I U6E THE CARROT-AND- 6TlCK APPE?OAC~. C.F •... yes. IF=' THEY I CLOSSER THEM DoN•T GO ~ITH THE 5TlCK ! FOR THE CAR~OT···· By Gus Arriola J.ET 1-ESSE~ RANloAE 1=1-0P Ae5o£.JT J...11<.E SEAN sA&s/' • 0 -ID ~ .. c ~ a. ;;' !!t c • en c & l!" !9 ?: LAND WIT~ GULPf by MacNelly \ TO .SOAR W I Tl-I GRA CE ... "1-IJ;AVENB 1"0 BA L A NCH /NE:.{ BACI< TO Cl-A5Sr eAR'{r • ~~8/4 ~ ..... . DAILY PILOT r .(J .) KING: 16 ""' Htlf. tl mg. nicatn. BOX: 18 1111· ..,.,.., l2 mg. nicotine.., !IS Clglftltl. FTC Ripon MAY 78. TH Em YOURSELF Send the qunlJOll, • • ,....... to "Aslc,-Fllflftt WMllJy. 941 Lemgton lwe .. Nllllllr 'ltltll. NY 10022 We'I P1Y $!> tor ~ QUeSUonS Sony Wt CM'I ~-Olhefi; • FOR DIANA VREEl.AND. Special Consultant to the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City What do you cOMlder to be the most lmportaat faahloa cie9elopment since the War? -T.B .• ~. N.Y. • Perhaps it was the bikini. It came out of World War II v\a the MedlteTTanean and was probably the first publkly worn garment to reveal every line of the body •.. ~ mOf'e people to develop the strong life lines that men and women to- day consider the way they want to look, Bikinis deserve another look. both In the water and In the street. Although the clothes In the late 40s were quite rigid, the New look had taken over; the time had come when strong, well-formeclbodies became essential. This gave rise to the clothes of today. clothes with no ngic:Hty at aU, which. in many cases, are covering bodies that would never have been so strong and graceful were 11 not for the original Inspiration of the bikini. FOR SAM SNEAD. goHer People Ny that your love of money uceede your love of golf. True? -E.f4 .• 'ollet, JU. • Jokers enjoy ribbing me about my willln!JfK!S' to hop anywhere a golf dollar shows Its~. Today I'm involved with golf schools and clinics and endQfSements and such. AU this means I w~ 16 hours a day, mostly, thank the Lord. with a golf dub in my hands -which Is what keeps the ~ hllbllly young. FOR VALERIE Bf.RTINEUJ. star of CBS-TVs One Doy al a Time Do yoa think yoa•d line tamed to •cttns had ~ ... N!lll8 not .,..Md yoa l•to It? -E.P., Btloal. M .... • They never pushed me into It. What they did was send me to drama school. They were worried because I was so shy and introverted. and they felt acting might cure me of aD that. I never wanted to be an actress. and those first lessons were agonlz:lng But then I grew to enjoy II FOR LAWRENCE E. TAYLOR. Coordinator of Public lnformatiorl. Smithsonian Institution What .. 9'~ ..m.al.ldt that belo..-1 to Cluuta L~'? -Lou ... Voorbee9, Wnt l'Tentoa, N..I. • This historic canvas kit bag contains a ball of string, fishing tine and a hook, needle, hacksaw blade. Inflatable flot.atk>n cushion. three flares, three cans of ''K"·ration choco!ate and a matchbox, with the malehes still Inside. The Items are In good condition beaiuse the bag was kept for almost 50 years by Lindbergh's friend. ~ronautks engineer Kenneth Lane FOR THE ASK EDITOR I couldn't belieft my ean when I beard that the Engllah rock group. QMen, a..d recorded ta latat album In the nude. Did It? -B.E .• Winona, NJnn. • What really happened was that the group ~ed a nude bicycle nte.e at London's Wimbledon Stadium, in which 55 ladles of assorted shapes and sizes competed. Queen thought that would be a marvelous way to promolie Its new single (Freddie Mercury's "Blcyde Race" and Brian May's "Fat Bottomed Girls"). The picture on one side of the disc sleeve Roger Taylor Brion May shows one of those ladles riding a bike, wearing an "airbrushed" bikini. Right after that, at Freddie's birthday party, group members c.ontinued "X-ratec:f' acttvtt:les by jumping in a pool In their fineries, where they proceeded to disrobe. swim. then emerge naked Another ec::centricity: the group travels with a pool t11b&e FOR CHERYL I.ADD, star of ABC-TVs Charlie's Angel:t la It true you named your daughter 'ordan becaUM ehe wu coac:ehed du.rtng a romantic vt.lt to that ~? -V.P .• PQll9hkeepsle, N.Y. • You've got to be kidding. Where did you hear that one? Fact ILS, Jordan Is named after a character ln the fUm The GITG Gocsby. In whkh my father· In-law (the late Alan Ladd) appeared In 1949. Alan and I fell In love with the name and decided that's wh4t we'd c.aD our child FOR SONNY GROSSO, author of Point Blank Yom bool& att.acb the lllll!l'nal Allain Dtftdon ol police~-W..,? -W.L , O....u&e, Va. • I have always thought In many ways that the Internal Af· fairs Divisions (they Investigate policy brutllllty and beh4vlor) often seem to assume that eveJY cop Is guilty until prown In· nocent. They routinely align themselves with the criminal. In the old days, they would align themselves with the cop FOR OLIVE OSMOND, mother of Donny and Marie I•• WIN .... to beer tbat ,.,.r faadp ...._ aa... die ..__ 09 Moedilf ........ Wh,? -'W.N., Ka""ek•,lll • lnat's partially true. We're Mormons, and Monday night ls Family Night with aU Mormons. The practice started when our Church l'9COf'nmended that no offldal mee1lngs should be scheduled then because they feh one day should be set apar1 for famlly members to spend together. But It doesn't matter where they go as long as they go together. PRO S-. G-.ylonl Neleon (0 Wll ). member ol rwo Senai. subcommttlees on heahh PRO Ano con CON I.Any Mutia, uaoc gen dirt""10f, M.-ochlHClls Gentn11I H<>1plt.al The hospital Industry helped defeat my cost-containment bill this year: but we won't give up this attk:al fight. Medical oosts have almost ttlpled ln the United States since 1970. At least 40 percent of the national medical bill now goes for hospital costs, which have risen twtce as fast as most prlca. Whether the bGls are paid by the Govtmment through Medicare/M~k:ald or by private lnsurana. the money comes straight out of wage earnen' pockets. The hospital Industry lrnowa 11 can cut excess spending without sacrificing qualhy '°"'· Hospital cost· containment legtsl.ation wlll simply guarantee that hospitals stay within the cost-cutting guidelines set ~ hosp1tals themse!ws In 1977. I Should There Be A Federally Legislated Celll~g On Hospital °"ta? A legblaltve celling on hospital costs would be disruptive to the dcltvery of heakh care on a comparable basis throughout the country. By definition, a cellJng means a restriction ol ex.pen· dltures wtth an eventual reduction of MrVices or quabty of the exlsttng MT· vices. Even this could be accepted If that Is the wllJ ol the publ6c, but a leghlattve ceding doa not coosldcr the rclattve posldon of the provtder (l.e.,'efftdent. ltan"operatSon vs. lnefhclent, extravagant operation) when such a program Is lnltlated. ln addition, none ol the propoeed cost-containment cetl- lnga adequae.ly addrases the dlffm1nce In provlden wtth respect to sti.e, teaching funcdon, emergency facilities and aalary com. 01'71 FAMILY WEEKLY INC All r {}et$2back every time you say Christmas with Coleman : This Chr1stmas give the gift of the great outdoors! And get a $2 rebate for every Coleman outing product you buy {except Oscars. Roundabouts. jugs, Inflate-alls and Peak 1 products.) You'll find exceptional Coleman values for the holiday gift givin9. The $2 rebate just makes Christmas a htt1e greener for everyone. -----·----------------· r••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I I t I I I I I t I I I I I I I -- Clly c-,.-.....,_ ~ - ~ ·-zi. ...... ..._ . . ~~ . -· -----.. -.... ,. CRA LEGSI By Suzy Kalt.t Pity the footbaU widows of Amerlc:a, those Ignored women who suffer in silence while husbands and loved ones remain riveted to television sets on Satur· days, Sundays. Mondays and sometimes even Thursdays each week. Until this year. the more or less estranged wives thought they were losing their men to an oblate spheroid. Now they've discovered that au that bounces is not pigskin as the NFL cheerleaders bring a new dimension to football·viewing Cheerleader-watchmg became a na- tional pastime JUst this year with 22 of the 28 dubs boasting a bevy of braless beauties who vie for camera attention In slow portions of the game and crowd al· tention c9nhnuously In fact . who's got htS eye on what -the gamine or the game -IS a question that team managers and owners are beginning to ask them· selves. "I find it In very poor taste," says Redskin coach Jack Pardee, ~not only the m (his team's cheerleaders) but also the Dallas girls and all the other teams." The Dallas Cowboys' Cheerleaders (formerly The Dallas Cowgirls), it ap- pears, take the blame and the fame as the first cheerleadlng team lo make national news and to be the inspiration for the other teams Exposed to 12 million peo- ple at last year's Supetbowl game, the Dallas girls have stnce been labeled the 36 most beautiful girls In Texas and have even starred in their own television special They are the original from which all the copies have been made. The Col.vboys' C heerleaders were in· rtoduced back In 1972 when the Cow- boys' general manager, Tex Schramm. rounded up eight girls from a local dance studio to appear al home games as a more sophisticated version of the virginal cheerlt!aders formerly associated with football and fall While there were 250 candidates for the squad In 1976, over one thousand women tried out this past spring for one of 36 positions. 32 starters and four back-up reserves (In case the girls catch cold?). And g1rls are what we're talklng about. Thrw gay men were banned from tryouts for the Los Angeles Rams team -they threatened a dJscrimlnatk>n suit but were baned nonetheless -and one older lady has joined the team In an official unof· flclal manner She Is 200-pounder, 58- year-old five-footer Phyllis Wagner. who auditioned with more than 800 other hopefuls not In bikini b.'.at In a large "Every Inch a Woman" T-shirt. stretched·out blade ~otard and baggy tights. "I flt the Swy Kokr II on L A bowd 111rNA!r fox People mogoaiM ortd MIGi too IOI to be o chff~ ee 'AMll.V WEU1.V.~ 10, 111- \ Who has the best moves on a football field? W.11, folka, It's not Tony Dotlett. 200-1>. Phylis ~ beefs up Los Angeles Roms cheerleader chorus line. ellglbUity standards" says Ms. Wagner, a fonner WAC. · 1 have everything In the right places. I may have a IJttle more c:J It than the other girls, but who cares?" Just what the girls have, which Phyllis has a bit man! c:J. does matter to the fans -and the team managers. Both the Redskins cheerle6ders and the Rams cheerleaders have been severely aiticzed for revealing a bit too much While the diamond cut·oul midriff and navel on the Redsklnettes brought cheers and whistles from the admiring crowd, the home office was not pleased. The LA girls had trou· ble staying within the confines ol their one-shoulder skating skirts with the clrcle cut out over the cleavage. and more than one girl was ruled offsides. The resuh: the blue-be6ded costumes were iunked and a new set commissioned. . · 1 might have started somethln.s rotten here," 6dmits Pet.er Menefee. 35. the deslgner chosen to redNSS the RlJms' Cheerleaders. "I did the Pony Express outfits, and they were really glitzed up People have forgotten that these are cheerleaden and not showgirls." When the Broncos and stalk>n KE1V. their spo'nsors. c.eme to Menefee In the sum- mer of 1977, they spedkaDy asked for him to create Las Vegas-style outfllS wtth a Western motif Menefee wps the perfect candidate '°' the job. An auoclate of Bob Maek'e and a Hollywood costumer, he al9o has designed thousands ol costumes for th• MG M Grand's showgirl eit travagan.zo, Hello Hollywood, Hello ~ I gave the Broncos exactly what they wanted: two sets of outfits, one for wann weather and one for cold. replete with mirrors, spangles. beads and fringe. The cost alone for the outfits was more than Sl ,000 peT girl. Then the domino effect saw almost every other team trying to outdo the Pony Express with their own interpreta· tions of what Cher might wear if she were an NFL cheerleader. Except the Rams Already burned by the bad press they received with their first set ol duds, the Rams asked Menefee to do something "tasteful, fresh, young and wholesome -H I!> original idea was a sequln-enausted (OOfbaU ,iersey in blue and gold, complete with name and num ber ol each girl in paillettes. The expense ol the hand beading would have made the jerseys cost out at about $1,200 a piece. way over the Rams' budget, so Menefee adapted his design to a satin spandex jersey 1Atlth a few hand-punched minors. But no bust pads Menefee h~ to sew pads Into the Pony Express wmler outfits because they were so heavily In sulated for cold weather that some of the girls' finer features needed finessing. And many ol the girls have been more than happy to show their S1uff to anyone in termed in ogling. WI haven't got a whole lot up top," con· ftdes Elil.abeth Caleca, 33-~·35, but when I wear a push-up bra under my little unifonn. why. rm a different woman " Caleca didn't need the push-up bra when she posed for Playboy "with a beige chif Ion dress that kept coming off." She was among the four San Diego Chargette.s (now defunct) asked lo pose for Playboy. but the only one who appeared nude. Consequently, me and the entire team were dismissed Similarly, 22 year-old Andrea Mann was let go by the Balllm°'e Colts for pos· Ing nude in the same lay-out At least Ms Mann wasn't fired from her )Ob with the U.S. Postal Service. Memt>eB of the Pony ~ were 1ISked to sign con· tracts limiting their public appearances and rest! lclh 19 personal use ol the team natne for proftt. Pam Stoddlaus, man· ager of the 32·woman squad. hat an· nounced that any girl whose plct\Jre tums up In Pbybov will be asked to le.ave. AD this controversary has only made the girls more J>OP'Uar with th4! faM, who have found their personal need for MX and violence now fulfilled In the ~ ol a few hou~' vtewtng time. It won't go un· noticed. You can soon expect your chll- dntn. who used to want to grow up to be doctors, flr.nMm and Chalk's Angtls, to now have a new goal In life -they'll want to be NFL chttrleaden. You r. can bet your bottom fringe on h l&J .. fAMll'l'WHKlY.~ 10, f97I • 1 • ,.....,, ft&&f\.~•. ~ tV, .. , ••• 9 mg. "1ar". 0.8 mg. nico1111e ev. per cig1te11e by FTC melhod. Waming1 The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • Ir&JMrITILlf ~JEJEI[ILlf CCCQ)(Q)J[Ifil(Q)(Q)J[ INTERNATIONAL THEmES mAKE HOLIDAY PARTIES mEmORABLE We end a brilllant and festive holiday evening with an /ntematfonal Dessert Buffet that Includes: Scotch Short· breod, Germon Chrfstmos gtolda. European Crescent Cookies. Swedish Spfce Coolde!J, Flemish Pooched Pears, Pfum Pudding PJe. Btond~d Cuttm'd So~. hobon Cossato. I .• .,. G~MAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES 2\4 oupe unelttecl • ..,.,.,_. nour ~ oup oam •*°" ~ ... epoon bektng .. ~ 1 IMepoon .,...... olnMw ~ ....... 114' l'ouncl .... ~ ... llllDft ground ....... ~ oup......, dt ....... ...,.. ~ oup ftnet, ohopped Mbled oanclM "'* 1egg 1 oup clertr oom •rruP ~ oup '"""" ....... bfown .... , ... "°°" .,. .... lemon rtnd 1 tablHPDDft *"°" )ueo. '4 oup llgM or deltr oom •rruP (for .... I . GrUM and flour 2 ( 15Y, x 10',Aa x l ·lnch) )elly roU pans. In laTgC bowl, sdr together flour, com lta'c.h, baking soda, cinnamon, dova and nutmeg; lttr In nuts and fruit. 2. In large bowl. beat egg slightly: stir In 1 cup com syrup, sugar, lemon rind and juice. Stir In dry lngredlenb until thor· oughly mix~. S. Piece 1/J of dough on uch jelly roff pan. Molstan hands with cold water and flatten dough to evenly fill pen. 4. 8-M In. pccbcalld 4000f. oven 12 to 15 minutes or untll llghdy tirown.d. Cool In pan 5 minutes. 5. Cut Into rectangles al.zed to flt I>"* Condnwd fAMILYWlOU.Y, OeoefMef t0. •171 •t ..... decorations, or into any desired shape. Place on wire racks. 6. In small saucepan, bring 1/• cup com syrup to a boU. Remove from heat. With natural bristle brush, lightly brush cookles with syrup. Cool until glaze is set. 7. To attach paper Santa Clauses, If used, dot a small amount of com syrup at two places on backs of paper cut-outs and at· tach to glazed cookies. Store In airtight container. Makes about 6 doun 3 ',4 x l 'k Inch coolcles SCOTCH SHORTBREAD 2 cupe altt9d •11-purpoee flour 1 cup com atarch Ptnc:hMtt 1cup ............ v. cup9Ug8r f 1. Sift together flOur, com starch and salt. ln large bowl, with electric mixer, beat 'margarine to soften and gradually add sugar, beating until blended. 2. Gradually stir in dry Ingredients until dough Is stiff enough to work with hoods. 3. Knead in remolnlng dry Ingredients on Ughtly floured cloth or board until well blended and smooth. C. DMde dough Into 3 pans; form each Into a ball. Place each ball of dough on a cookie sheet and pat Into a circle 7 Inches In diameter. 5 . With a sharp knife, cut each circle Into 8 pie-shaped pieces, but do not separate them. Prick each piece with a fork . Press outer edges with tines of fork. 6. &Ice In preheated 32S<>F. oven 15 minutes; reduce heat to 275<>F. and con- tinue bale.Ing 20 minutes longer, or UAtil golden. Remove from oven and separate pieces. Cool on cookie sheet 5 minutes. 7. Remove from cookie sheet and cool completely on wtre rac:.k. When cooled completely, wrap In wax paper and store In dirtlght container. Makes 24 shortbreod pieces SWEDISH SPICE COOKIES 1 "41 cupe unaHted •11-pufPOM no..r ~ cup com starch Vt cup aug11r v. t .. apoon b•klng •odll Gleat Ya cup dlartt com ayrup v. cup 1M'91lrtne 1 t .. apoon ground dnn•mon 1 teeapoon ground P.-v. tMapoon around •ll•plce "' ... apoon ground c:towee 1 ego Decorator Icing 1 . In medium bowl, stir together flour, com starch, sugar and baking soda. 2. ln I ·quart saucepan, stir together com syrup. margarine, cinnamon, ginger, all· spice and clove. Cook over medium heat, stirring, until m.vgartne melts and mixture boils. Remove from heat. 3. In large bowl with electric mixer, beat egg until thick and lemon colored. Slowly stir In syrup mixture. Add flour mixture all at once; mix until well blended. 4 . Refrigerate dough overnight or until firm enough to handle. Shape Into I ·inch balls. Plac.e 21/2-lnches apart on well greased cookle sheets. 5. Bake In preheated 350°F. oven 8 to 10 minutes or until lightly browned. lm· mediately remove from cookle sheet. lf desired, decorate with Decorator Icing. Makes 311z dozen DECORATOR ICING 1 y, cupa unaHted confectioners' aug•r 1 ego whit• Y. tNapoon ctMm of tartar 1. In small bowl of electric mixer, stir to· gether confectioners' sugar. egg-white and cream of tartar 2. Beat on high speed of electric mixer 8 minutes. Use one half at a time. keeping remaining Icing covered with damp paper towel. S. Use hosting In decorating bag fitted with writing tube to decorate cookies. :, EUROPEAN CRESCENT COOKIES v. cup margarine v. cup augar 1 Y, cupe unaffted ... purpou flour V. cup com at.rc:h 2 tMapoona baking powder V. cup hNwy CtMm a.ocotata Glue Chopped nuta.. caindy aprtnki.a. fat decoration Think of how mu fun the/11 have with their six added flavors, so you can select a · own personal "hoard" of mue Diamond Almonds! It's a great stocking stuffer idea-and a Christmas snack that makes good sen$e for children and everyone. Crisp. crunchy Blue Diamond• Almon-& come in whoJe natural form and different one fo'\\.each person. These almonds also make a nice gift for the hostess when you go visiting around the holidays. And of course you'll want several tins to fill your holiday snack dishes. Buy a good supply now! \,,CllllUIDla l\llJlUIIU \.11UWel~ .CAUIC:l.Uge, r.v. DOA ..l:710, .:>dU4111ClU.V, ~n ;/"°'-JO ·~ - -I 1. In mixing bowl with electric mixer. beat margarine to soften. Gradually blend In sugar. 2. Stir together flour, com starch and baking powder. Gradually add to marga· rine mixture, mixing until smooth. Add ae.im and mix until stiff dough forms. 3 . ChiU dough 30 ·minutes. Shape Into 1-lnch balls. Roll each Into a 3V2-inch long roll Curve to make crescents. 4. Place 2 Inches apart on lightly greased cookie sheet. Bake In 350°F. oven 10 minutes or until lightly golden and set Cool before removipg from sheet. 5 . WMn cool. prepare Chocolate Glaze and dlp one end of cookie in glaze and then In sprinkles or nuts. Refrigerate until chocolate Is set. Malces about 3 docen CHOCOLATE GLAZE 1 pkg. (8 oza.) aemlaw"t choeof•l• pMc:es •1. cup marprtne 2 l•btHpoona he•.y c:tMm l . In top of boiler. over hot, not bolling water, combine chocolate pieces, marga· rine and heavy cream. 2. Stir until chocolate and marganne melt and mixture is blended 3 . Remove from hot water and ~I stand 5 minutes before using If glaze becomes too firm, replace over hot water to soften. Makes 1 cup PLUM PUDDING PIE 1 cup unsifted •II-purpose flour 1 t .. spoon gtound clnot..mon Y• teHpoon Hh % t .. epoon ground clons Y• t .. spoon ground •llap~ Y> cup m•rprtne V. cup dertl com •YJUP v. cup chopped cendled fnilt 1 Yt cus-pqp•red mlncemut Ya cup chopped ••lnute 3egga,aeper•led 1 unb•ked ('i·lnch) pHtry shell Brandied Cu•l•rd Sauce I. In large bowl, stir together flour. cin· namon, salt, cloves and allspice. Whh pastry blender, cut In margarine until coarse crumbs form . 2. Stir In com syrup until smooth Add candled fruit, mincemeat and walnuts. 3. In small bowl with mixer at medium speed. beat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored; stir Into fruit mixture. 4. ln smaU bowl with mixer at high speed beat egg whites until soft peaks fOffll. Fold Into fruit mtxture. Turn into pastry sheU . 5. Bake in 350<>f. oven 1 hour or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Gami.sh, if desired, with candied cherries. Serve warm whh Brandied Cus· tard Sauce. Molces 1 (9·inch) pH! Editor's Note: this firm rich pie is remlnis· cent of an English plum pudding. Serve It with a smooth Brandied Custard Sauce. BRANDIED CUSTARD SAUCE V. c.ipaupr 2 ~ comet81dt v. t .. apoons .. " 2 cupe mllk 2 egg yolk• v. cup br•ndy I . In small saucepan, st!r together sugar, • com starch and salt. 2. Gradually stir In 2 cups mUk until smooth. Beat egg yolks lightly with fork, stir Into milk mixture. 3. Cook over medium heat, stirring con· stantly, until mixture comes to boil, boil one minute. 4 . Stir in brandy. Serve warm over Plum Pudding Pie. Good also poured over bread pudding or cake Malcu 2 cups Seven Different Blue Diamond.SnackAlmonds MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM TIIE ALMOND PEOPLE California Almond Growers Exchange, P.O. Box 1978, Sacramento, CA 95808 ---------. ------ .. Warning The Surgeon General Has Oerermined That C1gare1te Smoking ls Dangerous to Your Health. i f\I• • l •t U10Ut\ IO•A((0(.0• 'Vantage. I just \Von't • cotnproniis~ on taste! ''I'm willing to tnake some concessio ns, but taste isn't one of them . Even tho ugh I've heard the tar stories. I still want a cigarette with gcxxl ta ste. 11That1 S why rm glad I S\V itched to Vantage. ''With Vantage, I get the taste l smoked for in the first place. And that \vasn't easy to find in a low tar. "For me.Vantage i the best tasting low f '\ ·}·- \ ~ tar cigarette there is." 9adt. 1:!'c' a.~~ Mcmphh. Tcnnc~..cc Rl•i:11l.11. M,·ndml .md \'.1111.111l' ll\1' .. ,. FtllER lOO"s 10 mg. "t•". 0.8 mg n.coune. FILTER. MENtHOl· 11 mg "1er·. 0 8 mg ll!COllllf, fN P• cig11e1te. f TC Repo11 MAY ·79 • FLEMISH POACHED PEARS IN WINE CUSTA.RD SAUCE 4 medium Boec Of other flmt-f ... hed pears 3 cupe w•t• 1 cup auger 2 ·lncf'I pMc8 i.mon PMf 1 teblnpoon lemon Juice 2 t•blesRPOM com aterch 2 tebleapoona ,auger V. cup whit• wine 1 egg yolk, slightly bNten V. c:up hMvy crMlm OrePff, atrewberrMs or other fNH tor gemlah (opUonel) 1. Peel pears leaving stems on. In 3-quart saucepan stir toge1her water, 1 cup sugar, lemon peel and lemon juice. Bring to boil over medium heat, stirring until sugar dissolves. 2. Add pears. Cover and cook, turning occasionally, 20 minutes or until tender, yet firm. 3. Reserving syrup, remove pears from pan and pklce In bowl or refrigerator dish . Cover and chlll. . 4 . In I ·quart saucepan. stir together com starch and 2 tablespoons sugar. Gradually add wine Stir In egg 5. Gradually stir In 1 cup of the reserved syrup (use remaining syrup In another way). Stirring constantly, bring to boil over medium heat and boU 1 minute. 6. Remove wine sauce from heat: cool slightly, stlmng frequently. Whip cream until soft peaks form. Fold wine sauce In· to whipped cream. ChUI until ready to serve. 7. Arrange pears in serving bowl and spoon Wine Custard Sauce around them. Garnish, If destred. with fruit. Makes 4 servings C ASSATA .... 'Iii cqpaupr Y, IMepoon N it 111 cup uneltted el-purpc>M flour YI cup com aterch V• C:Up golden Nm CheMe fitting. ,.... followa 2 cupe hMvy crMm 2 t•blffpooM confectlonen' auger Candled FNlt 1. Grease 9-x 5-x 3-inch loal pan, line bottom with wax paper, grease. 2. In large bowl with mixer at medium speed, beat eggs 7 minutes or until fluffy. 3. GraduaDy add sugar and.tall. bealinQ about 12 minutes or untll mix ls doubled In bulk and very thick. 4. Sift flour and com starch over egg mixture. Fold In until weD mixed. Pow In· to prepared pan. 5. Bake In 3500f. OYCn 30 minutes or until cake springs beck when touched. Cool 10 minutes, remow from pan, cool In wire rack. Remove wax paper. Cut cake hortzontaOy with tcnated knife Into 4 even layers. Sprinkle layers with rum. 6. Place bottom layer on Ml'Vtng plate. Spread with V> ol the cheae filling. Re- ~ ,Alllll Y WUIU. l, OlclelllbllF tO, "1t • 1' peat with remaining cake and cheese fill· Ing, ending with cake. 7. Whip heavy ae.am, stir In confection· ers' sugar. Frost cake with~-Garnish with candled fruit. Refrigerate 1 hour. Moku 10 servings Ricotta CbeeM fllllDg 1. In medium bowl, beat 1 container, 15 ozs., ricotta cheese until creamy. 2. Stir In 1/• cup sugar, 2 tab&espoons orange juice and 2 tablespoons heavy cream. S. Fold In 113 cup finely chopped candled fruit and 1/• cup chopped semi-sweet chocolate. I • Note: Dry ,JCwd cottage cheese put through a /ne slew may be substituted for ricotta. ll'MIWNG MD PUMCH KAR09 gives the right hint of sweetness. 2 large lemons 2 cupa KARO Light Com 2 bottles (4/5 quart each) Syrup dry red wine 1 )>ottle (28 oz) club eoda, chilled Cut ....,.,., thin slices from lemona; reaerve. Squeeze remainder Into large bowl. Stir In wine and Com Syrup. Chin. Just befqfe eetvlng add eoda. Garnish with re- served lemon al'lclea. Melen 24 (1 /2-cup) aervtngs. ...... weldl "TM c..,.. .... ,. ai&bw Poftnn":. A hl'dlf .... on T.....,, 0.CHtiill 11; .... P. II. (QT) on MIC. ......... to you ... ,.rt br ... ......, tine prolluc" of .... Fooda. ~MUD Made easy with MAZOLA• Com Oil. 3 1 /2 cups unsifted flour 2 1 /2 cups sugar 2 teaspoons baking 90da 1 1 /2 tMSP<>S>N salt 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1 can (1 lb) pumpkin 1 cup MAZOLA ComOll ~eoo• Grease and flour 2 (9 x 5 x 3-lnctl) loaf pans. In large bowl mix together first 6 lngredlenta. Stir together pumpkin and Com Oil. Add eggsj?t et a time, beating well after each addition. Make wen 111 center of flour mbdore. Atlf"l101Tll"Jn -iti~re: stlr -just until flour Is rnol&leMd. Pout Into prepared pana. Bake In 35Q•F OYen 1 hour or until cake te9'9f 1098fted In center comet out clean. Cool 10 minutes In pans. RemOY.: cool on ~.Makes 2 loeYet. CMAllY NOMIUIMIH IAuca Made with the great taate of BEST FOODS-. 1 1 /2 cups BEST FOODS 2 tablespoons dry Real Mayonnalte aheny 1 / 4 cup pfc~ared 2 teapoons prepared hotMtadlth. mustard • drained 0 1 / 4 teupoon hot 2 tablespoons KARO pepper aaooe Ught Com Syrup 1 /8 teaapoon salt Mix all lngredlenta. SeMt with ham. Malen 2 c:upa. UMm PUMIT MnTl!lt IPMAD SKIPPv-It the MCt'et of this taste trMI. 2 pacbQea (3 oz ,.ch) 1 /4 cup MMme Meds, en.net.... .... 1 /2 cup SKIPPY CfMmy 2 ~ mlltl "'Chunk Style 2 teapoons eoy ~ PNnut Butter 1 /4 teupoon ginger SUr eteam chMte and Peenut Buner until blended; mix In remaining l,,g'9dlentt. Stuff Into C9lefy stalk.a 0t MfW •spread on <nettera. Mekee 11 /2 cups. 1 A1aCM atlCUll MU &att with dellcioU9 MAZOlA• Metgarine. 2/3 cup MAZOlA t leaspoon dried thyme Margarine leeYee 1 pound mushrooma, '4 cope mllk alk:ed '4 cups diced ooolced t cup ct'9pped Celeiy chldcen 1 /4 cupAAGoe/ t pecQge (8 QZ) egg KINGSFORO'S-noodles, oookfld Com Starch end dfWned 2 t111apoona Nit " t / 4 cup white wine 1/4 flNapoon white 1 cup fine dry bf.ad pepper crumbe In aklttet hellt 6 ~. of the Matgatlne cww me· dlum ~ A«N """1.&m. end cMery; uut6 5 minutes. &r8lti end Mt -'de, IWl'Vlng )uioN. In aaucep9n mix Mid 4 lngr9dien'8. Gredu9My lllf In~ .... end milk unelt ltftCIGlh. Brtng eo boll <Mlf' rMdtum heel. atlr· rtng COl .... llf, boll t """'*'· Remow. Stir In next 3 lngred ... "*'-oomt end oelefy. Pou< Imo lheltow 3..qu811....,. clllh. Melt l'M'WlninQ w.rgarine; ltir In breed crilnbtl Sptnkle cww top. BeM In 400"F own 20 "*"*9. ..... 12 eeMng9. . WAA.DOlll' ILAW Toned with creemy·amoolh BEST FOOOS. 1 cup BEST FOOOS 1 can (8 Ol) pineapple Real Mayonnaise chunb, drained 1/2 cup KARO Light Com 1 can (11 oz) mandarin Syrup orange eeoments, 1 ·tllbleapoon lemon drained Juice 2 cups diced red apple 1 /4 •a11poon..., 'f2 cup dMc'leedlea 2 quarts ahrwdCMd r'lllltne cebbege 1 / 4 cup chopped walnuts Mix together flrwt 4 Ingredients: chill. Toea wl1h next 5 ingredients. Gamllh wl1h welnuea ...... 2~ OF NEW MKINGIDFAS Dismver the exciting new taste Bits 'O Brickle toffee drips give evet"YthinR you bake. It's easy! Just add Bits 'O Brickle to any prepared mix or your own favorite recipe bef0re baking~ Your cookies, browir ies, cakes, pies, muffins and breads will have a distinctive. delicious toffee flavor you'll love. Because Bits 'O Brickle makes good things better! WHEN YOU ORDER FROM ADVERTISERS IN FAMILY WEEKLY Pl .. se allow at least lour weeks for delivery. Slooe our advertisers often receive thouaandt of orders from all over the country. oc:ca- alonally unlntenllonal del•Y•. oc:cur. II they do, Family 'Neekly wants to 'aaalat you aa much as possible. Juat send ·the details of your order to Linda Mount, Family Weekly, 841 Lexington Avenue, New York, NV 10022. ' CZECHOSLOVAKIAN ALMOND PASTRIES 1 Y• cupe unsHted •"1>uf'POM Hout YI cup marprtne 1 egg yoll. ellghtty bMten v. cup pialn rogurt 1 cup ground almond9 v. cup ct.rtt com ayrup Confectlonera' augar 1. P\ace flow In large bowl With pastJy l*!nder, cut In mar· garinr until coarse crumbs form. Stir In egg yolk and yo- gurt until well mixed. 2. Tum onto floured surface, knead until smooth. Chill dough 20 minutes 3. Stir together nuts and com syrup. Set aside •. Divide dough In half. RoU out half of dough to ~-Inch thickness. Cut dough Into 2-lnch squares. 5. Put 1f2 teaspoon nut filling dictgonally across each square. Moisten unfilled comers with water. Bring up moistened cor· ne:rs of pastJy to mee1 In center over fUllng; pinch comers to- gether firmly to secure. Place on greased cookie sheet. 6. &ke in preheated 4000f. oven 12 minutes or until edges aie lightly browned. Cool. Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar. Store In airtight container with waxed paper between layers. Makes 4 doun ---------~ ~-------- CHEESE BLINTZES Segga YI cup mttk YI cupwater Y, tMepoon Nit 1 tablHpoon auger .,., c:up Hour .,., cup com atatdt • tab ... p a one (about) marvartna. melted. dtwtded ChMMFllUng Sour cream J•m 1. Put eggs, milk, water, salt, sugar, flow. com starch and 2 tablespoons of the margarine In blender container In order list- ed; cover. Blend at high speed 1 minute. Refrigerate, covered, 1 to 2 houn. 2. Heat 6 -tnch omelet or crepe pan; brush with margarine. Pour about 2 tablespoons batter Into center of pan. Tlh pan to spread batter evenly. Cook about 3 minutes or unttl pan- cake ls cookad through. 3 . Uft or slide pancake out of pan onto flat surface. Brush aepe pan with margarine as needed: repeat unttl al batter Is used. •. Cooled pancakes may be stacked betwun pieces of waxed paper. and leftover pan- cakes, layered between pieces of waxed paper and over- wrapped. may be refrigerated or frozen. S. To assemble: Place 2 table- spoons of the Cheese Alling In an oblong shape In ~tet of browned side of pancake. Fold pancake at each ~d of oblong over fllltng; overlap Ilda, cov- ering fllltng. Continue until all fl111ng II Uled. (Score '8ftovcr pancakes for use another time.) 6 . Heat 1 tabletp00n marge· rlne In large ........ Add MWral bllnDCS and fry 4 to 5 mlnuta, turning to brown both sides. f<"P wann In low own and re· peat with remaining blintzes, adding additional margartnc as Med«d. Smlc Wfth IOUf cnAtn and jam. Mota obot.lt 14 Cawlar wtth Chopped Eogs Onion and Toeat Pickled Hantng Dartt Pumpemldtel AUNlan Sa~ut Soup• Chftled Yodb ...., ChMN ltltntzM • Sour c .. am Jam Exotic Eaat Winter FNH aowt• Hot TM ·R~ Given CHEESE Fll.UNG 1 egg yoUl 1 tablHpoDft auger DHhNH 1 cup (I-oz. container) large cutd dry cottllge ct... 2 P•cOeM (S ma.. each) crMm chaMe,aott.ned I . In medium bowl of elecbic mixer, thoroughly beat together egg yolk, sugar and sa.lt . 2. Add cheeses and beat until weD mixed. MoJca 2 cups, enough for 14 bllntr.u RUSSIAN SAUERKRAUT SOUP 2 Iba. ..... lhoft rtba « ........... 2 Iba. beef 80UPll a nee, cncbd . 2 cupa dtopped canot 2 oupe chopped onion 2 cupe dtopped oae.y end Iopa • oupe .., ...... eddeclddilllll ..,. s oloWM •11to. ctUahed . ... ,,. .... t oan (21 Ola.) tomatoae 2 ... , ...... ............ ~ ... epoon~ ground ............. 1 oen (t 1b.J .. '*'nut. rtnMd end .. IMcl • tlJlllUpDOM lamcMt ... 2tol tt''ttp8DM .... , lourCNam •' 1. ~ oven to 4500f. Piece ahoft rlbt and beef bona In• roeeting pon. Bake 20 to 25 mJnum. unttl mat lt brown. Tum once. #> 2. Transfer short ribs and soup bones to an 8-qt. soup kettle. Add carrot, onion, celery, celery tops, cabbage, garlic, water, tomatoes, bay leaves, salt and pepper. Bring to boil- ing; skim off foam with slotted spoon. Reduce heat; simmer, covered. l1.h to 2 hours, until meat Is tender. 3. Remove soup bones from kettle, discard. Cut meat Into chunks and return to soup. Add sauerkraut, lemon juice and sugar to taste. Add more water If necessary. •· He.at to bolling. Reduce heat and simmer. covered, 1 hour longer. 5. Serve from heated tureen or ladle directly Into soup bowls. Pass sour cream as a gamlsh. Maka 4 quana Edttor's Note· This soup may be froz.en . EXOTIC EAST WINTER FRUIT BOWL v. cup cnnga Juice .,., cup••• .,., cup tight com •JTUP \(I cup ..... S tabt1111 o oirta *"'°" Juice v.. cup Dfllnga ltqueur ~ ..... JulOa s ...... OfMgee, peeled, MCtkM..ct 1 ....... lloed 1 .......... .... 1 pM4 alload 1 pent atn••wball""-"'"" .... -·~ PofMgren ... ..... optional l . In rMdium saucepan. sUr to- ~her orange Juice, water, corn syrup, sugar and i.mon julcc. Sting to boil over medium heat; reduce heat and stmmer 15 minutes, Of unt\I mixture. Is syrupy. I . St.-In Ofange ~ucur. Cool. s. Mix together oranges, apple, banana, par and *8wbernes. Pour syrup over: t011. Jf de- llred, aprtnkle wtth ~·· ,,. .. .-. Mobe about 8 .erutngs New National Smoker Study; ~~ I ---------------------~~w~~~-Extensive research conclusive: MERIT~te scores high matks with former high tar smokers. Can the taste of low car MERIT, with 'Enriched Flavor'™ tobacco, continue to satisfy the smokers it attracts from high tar brands? Read the results of new, detailed, nationwide research conducted among current MERIT smokers-and among high tar smokers who taste,tested MERIT against leading high tar brands. · Rescarcb C.OOfirms ~te Satisfaction <:oalirmed: Overwhelming majority of MERIT smokers say their fot mer high tar brands weren't missed! Confirmed: 85% of MERIT smokers say it was an "easy switch'' from high tar brands. Confirmed: 9 out of I 0 MERIT smokers not considering other brands. King•! 8mg"11r:· 0.8mg nicot1nt- 100's: 11 mg"ter;·o.7mg n1cot1n11v.perc1ger1n1. FTtR1ponMay'78 Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking ls Dangerous to Youf'Realth. '"--------------._--! 0 Phlllp Mnnit t ..... lt71 D:>nlirmt:x1: Majority of high tar smokers rate MERIT taste equal to-or better than-leading high car cigarettes tested! Cigarettes having up to twice the tar. Uinfirtned· Majority of high tar smokers confirm taste satisfaction of low tar MERIT. Fust Major .AltematiYc 'i> High 1ar Sodting MERIT has proven conclusively that it not only delivers the flavor of high tar brands-but continues to satisfy! · This ability to satisfy over long periods of time could be the most important evidence to dace chat MERI'f' is what it claims to be: The first real alte rnative for high tar smokers. RIT ~&lOOS Swdiak S..11goe"-' Aq&Aavtl ..., ANorted ..... PUlnpemkflel. Sweet lJmpe Rye, Light end o.rti cn.p 8fMd Butter Muetard Herring with Muaterd Sauce" Smolled Salmon wfth DUI Pickled Hen1ng wtth Onions SardlnM Anchov'" Hentng end BMt Sated Swedish MHt Bella• Baked Hem R..s Cabb999 Pk:llted .,...., Pk:llted Cucumbera CheMe end fNtt Boerd Swedleh Spice CoolllM • CotfM ·Recipes Given HERRING WITH MUSTARD SAUCE 2 }ere (I-oz. .U.) pk:k.ted herring 2 tattte1poon1 marvertne 1 tableapoon com atarc:ti 1 cup mltl v. cup brown ep6cy muatard 3 tab ... p a on• auger V. tHapoon Ht\ Y. tMtpOOn white pepper V• cup 1nlpped f,..h dllt or 1 t•~ . epoon dried dHI weed 1. Reserving 2 tal>'e!ip<>Ons, drain liquid fTom herring. 2. In small saucepan, meh margarlne over medium he11t. Stir in com starch GraduaDy add milk, stirring until smooth Stirring constantly, bring to boU over medium he11t and boll 1 minute. 3. Remove from heat, stir In reserved 2 tablespoons hemng liquid. mustard, sugar, sah, pepper and dill. Tum into medium bowl. Cover; refrigerate until chilled. 4 . Fold In drained herring. Cover; man- nate In refrigenltor ovemlgh!. Moke.s 11/f cups SWEDISH MEATBALLS 1 lb. ground beef 1 .. allghtlJ beeten Vi cupm• "" cup fine dry breed c:ru.mM 3 ta~1paw flnety chopped onion 1 t.eblnp a llft Nit V. \NIPOOf' ground nutmeg V. .... Pa an *1 -...tard v. cupcamol er..my ~an..., 1. In large bowl, mix together ground beef, egg, milk , bread crumbs. onion, sah, nutmeg and mustard. RoD Into 30 ( l ·Inch) balls. 2. In large saucepan. heat com oil over medium heat Add meat balls; brown 10 minutes, turning as needed. Shake pan to keep meatballs evenly browned. 3. Drain meatballs oo paper towels. Add to mushroom gravy and cook over low heat until heated through; about 10 minutes Makes 2 1/z doien meal balls CREAMY MUSHROOM GRAVY Y1 lb. I~ mushrooms 2V. cus-wet• 1 v. .... poon ..... 'r teaspoon ground bllidl peppel' v. cup mMk 3 taa.'900"• com aterc:ti l. In medium saucepan, stir together mushrooms. water. salt and pepper 2. Heat to b<>tling. reduce heal and sim- mer, covered. 10 minutes 3 . Sttr together mUk and com starch until smooth Add to mushroom mixture. Stir· ring constantly. bring lo boll over medium heat. Boll one minute Moke5 3 cups IN ffiARIL YN'S KITCHEN A nother seasonal delight is Buche de N&el (a French Yule Log) Beautiful to look at and delicious to ea1. it will pro- vide a glorious finale to your holiday din· ner. What makes this fancy dessert easy to make is that you can prepare the ele- menl5 one day and assemble another. BUCH~ DE NOEL (f..-ch \'We Loe) 5 eggs at room tempenitvrw, a.pa rated '() cup ... ~ dlYlded % cup u,.w .. t911ed coco. 1 tu..,oon wanm. ••trac:1 'Jlt ... ..,oon aaM Confactlonen' aupr Cf'Nmy Rum F11Hng (racfpa follow~ Rlcft Fudge Frosting (rwdpe foltow9) 2 tablnpoona cfMlppad platac:hio or ottMlf nub 1. Grease 1 (15112 >< 101/z x l ·mch)jeDy roll pan, line with waxed paper, grease paper 2. In large bowl with mixer at high speed, beat egg whites until soft peaks form. Beating consrantly. add 4 tablespoons sugar. 1 tablespoon at a time, ~ng un- til stiff peaks form . 3. In medium bowl with mixer at high speed. beat egg yolks until weD mixed. GraduaDy add remaining sugar, 1 table- spoon at a time, beating about 4 minut.es or until thick and ivory colored 4 . Stir in cocoa. vanilla and salt unlll weD mixed Wrth rubber spatula, gently fold cocoa-i!g9 yolk mixture into egg whites until weD blend4!d. 5. Spread evenly in prepared pan. Bake In preheated 3750f. oven 15 minutes or just until cake springs back when lightly touched. 6. Sprinkle clean dlsh towel with confec- tioners' sugar. Tum hot cake out onto towel Peel off paper. Roll up cake with towel from wide side. 7. When cool. unroll cake and spread Creamy Rum Pilling to within 1/2-lnch of edges. Reroll 8. Diagonally slice a 2-lnch portk>n off each end of cake; set aside. R~ng about l/•·lnch of the Rich Fudge Frosting, spread cake with remaining frosting. Us- ing a fork, mAke ridges In frosting to re· semble "bark." Place cutoff p\eces of cake against frosted log to resemble Mknots " Fros1 aD sides of "knots" with reserved frosting. Sprinkle ends of log with chopped nuts Store cake in refrigerator. Maka 10 ~rvlngs CREAMY RUM FILLING Ya cup auo-r 3 tablaapoona com atarch Y, taHpoon Nit *4 cup m• 2 .. yolt• 2 tabtaapoona rum '4 cup hNwy Ct'Nm, whipped 1. In medium saucepan, stir together sugar. com starch and salt 2. Gradually stir In milk until smooth. • Beat egg yolks lightly With fork Ad/} to milk 3. Stirring constantly, bring 10 boll over medium heat and boll 1 minute. l'AMILY W£EKL Y. o-nbef 10, 1971 • It 4 . Remove from heal; stir m rum Cool. 5. Beat cream in small chilled bowl until it holds shape Fold into rum mixture. Re· frigerate, covered, until ready lo use. Makes 11/2 cups RICH FUDGE FROSTING 2 tabtaapoona marprine 3 tablespoons tight com syrup Y. cupwatw 1 Silo. (8 ozs.) Mmlswaet c:hoco&ate ~ 1. In top of double boUer. with water touching bottom of pan. stir together margarine, com syrup. water and semi sweet chocolate. 2. Stirring constantly. cook over medium hear 5 minutes or unril mixture Is smooth Remove from heat ' 3. RU double boiler bottom wuh ice. Re· place top. and beat frosting with a wood· en spoon about 5 mmules or until mix· ture is of spreadable consistency Remove from ice. Makes I 112 cups ~~ NEIGHBORS' RECIPE EXCHANGE If you houe a recipe and .some cooking adulce to share, write: Marilyn Hansen, Neigh· bors' Recipe Exchange, FAHD.. Y WEEKLY Magazine, 641 Lex· ington Aue., New York , N. Y. 10022. ber and 1he newspaper fn which you read FAMILY WEEKLY. Due to the uolume of mail, we can- not answer letters or return recipes. In the case of similar recipes, the one with the earliest postmark wll/ be used. All reci- pes become the property of F AMU.. Y W EEKLY. 1JJ This monlh, Hazel Wimer of Hlghtown , Va., sends us a re· cipe for Maple Pecan Pie. Hazel says, 'This seasonal pie delight· fully blends the rich /lauor of maple syrup and pecans and makes a dessert thats worthy of anybody$ taste." MAPLE PECAN PIE In large bowl. combine lf2 cup sugar. dash sah, 1 cup maple syrup, 3 tablespoons soft butter or margarine, 3 eggs. L.eaten, and 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract. SIJr In J cup chopped pecans. Tum batter into pre· pared 9-lnch pie shell Bake In preheated 375°F. oven 35 minutes or until set. Cool. Serve with whipped cream. Makes 8 serofngs Hazel enjoys F AMIL v WEE.KL Y in The News Leader, Staunton, Va. From Rorence, S .C .. Mrs. E Groddlck Stokes sends this recipe /or Cranberry Holly Colee CRANBERRY HOLLY CAKE MeMure Into sifter: 21/2 cups sifted Cflke flour, 11/t teaspoons double-acting baking powder, 'h teaspoon baking soda. 1 tea· spoon salt and 1% cups sugar Place )/4 cup butter or marga- rine In large mixer bowl, beat at low speed to soften . Blend In l teaspoon grated lemon rind. Sift in dry Ingredients. Add ,/• cup buttermUk and mix well . Beat 2 minutes In electric mixer at low speed. Add 3 eggs and beat one minute more. Stir In l/4 cup fresh cranberries, finely chopped. Pour batter into two 9-lnch layer·calle pans. greased and lined with paper. Bake In preheated 3SOOf oven 35 to 40 minutes. Cool 10 minutes in pans, then Invert on rack to cool completely. When cool. spread with a Recipes must Include your name, addre~. telephone num· 1he watch for kids thatS sure to be a hitl It~ the SNOOPY r.ennis watch ftomThnex. SNOOM hands-tick off the hours and the minuta. And a Boa~tamis. ball indicates S«X>nds. So it~ easy for a kid b> td.I time with SNOOPY. These are two odleI' SNOOPVwatdles. as well as a UJCYwat.d\ . Whichewryou ~ kids'U ~it because of SNOOPY, aod )W'lJ love it because in a 1lmet. SNOOPY watches from TIME)( fluffy white seven·minute type frosting, tinted pink Decorate cake with a few 1maD holly leaves and whole fresh c.ranbenies. Molcu 10 to 12 1m1/ngs Mrs. Stokes say,, ''This Is one of my favorite cake recipes, es· pedaly et Chrtstmas time. I haw used It for over 25 years. It Is a light, nuffy, motst cake that Is pleasing to the palate and the eye. I have never served II ~ut receiving many compllments." Mrs. Stokes reads FAMU. V WEEXLV In the Florence Mom· Ing New•. Florence. S.C Angelo Corroui of Dobbs Ferrv. N. Y., senda us thll au- thentic ltofton recipe /01 Chicken Cocclotore. • CHICKEN CACCIATORE Cut 1 broiler-fryer (3· or 4-lb JIM) Into 8 pieces. Hear 3 table· spoons ohve otl In Nlrg. sklllct Add all lhe chicken pieces and brown over high heat for 5 min- utes. Add 1 large onion. chopped, 2 whole cloves garllc, peeled. 1 large green pepper, chopped. 112 cup chopped pars- ley, l/4 teaspoon rosemary leAves, 4 large fresh tomatoes, peeled end chopped, or 1 can (1 lb., 12 ozs.) tomatoes, drained. Sttr well. Heat lo boll- ing, reduce heat, cover and cook slowly until chicken Is tender. Add 1 cup white wine just before serving. Maka 4 servings Angela reads FAMILY WEEKLY In the Yonkers Herold·S«:ites- mon, Yonkers, N.Y. From Sandra N. Allen of Red Bonk, N.J., we'ue receiued a redpe for chicken. Sandra .soys, "Enclosed Is o recipe I.hot I brought from Bron/. h will be a nice change for the holiday sea - son. It's delicious, pretty and economical, too." SANDY'S GAUNHA TROPICAL CHICKEN Rinse 3-lb. broiler-fryer, cut and pat dry. Rub chicken pieces with 1 teaspoon salt, 1/4 tea- spoon ground black pepper and 1 teaspoon rosemary leaves In large s.klllet, melt 4 table· spoons butter or margarine. Sautl chicken pieces until gold- en. Remove from skdlet; ar- range In shallow baking dish. Pur 1 medium onion, sliced, in skillet and saute until Hmp and transparent. Add 'h cup dry white wine, l/2 cup orange juice, I teaspoon ground gin · ger, dash nutmeg, J teaspoon grated orange rind, 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind. Boll mixture for 10 minutes. Pour over chicken. Bake. uncovered, in preheated 325 Of. oven for 40 to 50 minutes or until tender. Mix 1/2 cup cranberry sauce. 2 tablespoons flaked coconut and 1 tablespoon chopped can- dled ginger. U5e mixture to fUl 3 Bartlett pears. peeled. halved and cored, or use canned pears. Place filled pears in baking dish. Spoon some of chicken liquid over pears. Dot with 2 ta· blespoons butter or margarine. Bake for 20 to 30 minutes. Arrange chicken on serving platte1; pour chicken liquid over. Garnish with pears. Serve with rice and a green salad. Makes 4 un>tngs Sandra says, "I enjoy your column very much. K~ up the good work and have a beautiful holiday season." Sand1areads FAMD..Y WEau.v In the Asbury Perk Prus, Asbury Par)(, N.J . IF THE DOOOR TELLS YOU "IT'S ALL IN YOUR HEAD,'' THERE'S A GOOD CHANCE HE'S WRONG By Dodi Schultz A 20-year-old bank teller com- plains of uncontrollable tremors that invariably occur the morning after he has gone disco-dancing and spent the night with hls glrfr\end. Diagnosis. fears of sex- ual Inadequacy. A 28-year-old man is brought to a hospital emergency room in a bizarre state· he ls confused, babbling Irrational- ly. 0!8gnosls: acule schizophrenia A prel4w student, the son of a weU- known attorney. reports lncreaslngly severe nawsea and headaches, he admits he selected his field of study only under parental pressure Diagnosis. stress reflechng suppressed hostlllty. A young woman tells her internist of repeated att21cks of palpltatlons. ner· vousness and sweating that take place on social occasions and disappear the next morning. D\agnosls· severe anxiety A 40-yur-old solesman confides to his family doctor that hlS sexual performance has been sltppang Diagnosis. unre$Olved emotional conflicts suggesting the need for extensive psychotherapy A middle-aged man describes to his physician Intermittent episodes of Pound- ing neart, chest pains and blurred vision. Heart problems. hypoglycemia, peptic uker and a dozen other posslbllltles are ruled out. Diagnosis: neurosis. Every one of these people Is real. Every one was given a full physical ex- amination and an exhaustive battery of diagnostic tests -In some instances. by a succession of specialists -before the diagnosis was reached The trouble is, every diagnosis was wrong. Each of ~ people who appeared to be suffering from an emotional or mental problem in reallty had a physlcal disorder -a f~ discovered In some cases only by the psychiatrist or psychologist unraveling the pallent's "anxiety" or "neurosis " The reller turned out to be afflicted with a form of epilepsy, easily controlled by regular medloiltlon The "schizophrenic" had experienced a hypersensitive reac- tion to a medication pre.scribed for nausea The lawyer's son was found 10 have a brain tumor -fortunately, fully operable. The young woman's "nervous" attacks. manifestations of the "Chinese restaurant syndrome,"~ when.she learned to shun (O<>d.J lad,an w~ monosodlum glutamate. Specl&l tests of the victim of ''lmPotenca" revealed dysfunction caused by nerve degenera- tion associated with longstandlng diabetes. and hb problem wM solved by a new surgical ~hnlqw using sUlcone Im· plants The sixth patient's "neuro$1s" \\las actually chronic cervlcal syndrome -an lrrttadon ol nerve roots In the upper Dodi Schub la on a1110nf·1.11l11nihg joumo/lsf who o,,.n N'portl on cumrnf mcdlall lopfcs. spine, stemming from an old football In- jury; It responded well 10 traction and muscle relaxants. Only in the past couple of years has medicine begun to realize: (a) the fact that our emotions can trigger physical symp· toms doesn't exclude the PoSSlbUlty of physical explanations for such symptoms and (b) that a clearcut physical cause can't be found doesn't mean the problem is necessarily In the patient's head. Part of the difficulty has arisen from doctors' understandable -and usually correct -assumption that. as one psychologist with whom we spoke pur It, "common is common, and rare ls rare." The reaction of the young man who was labeled "schizophrenic" was highly unusual, In most cases. given the same set of symptoms. a doctor certainly would be right In diagnosing the problem as a mental d15order. The lawyer's son admitted that he wos resentful of his father's pushing him lo follow In paternal footsteps. Headaches and stomach upsets are common reflec- tions of emotional difficulties But In a particular individual, such symptoms tend to follow consistent patterns: some of us are what doctors call "gut reactors". orhers are victims of "tension head· aches": still others come down with hives or sniffles. tn this Instance, one alert psychiatrist, probing the youth's history 1111 tagged paychoaomatic often ate putely phpcal. further, realtU!d that he'd previously ex- perienced "sinus" attacks foUowlng quar· rels with his father but not really the sort of miserable symptoms of which he was then complaining. Medical advances '"&.re now beginning to reveal more and more physlcal culprits behlnd problelns doctors have been wont to pigeonhole as psychosomatic. Further. more and more physbl cause.s have now been documented, Including side ef. feds of meny common medications (es- pecially certain drugs used to treat high blood pres.sure). Probably the most widespread is diabetes, which can olren cause the nerve deterioration that was beh1'1_d the salesman'sproblem. All In all, experu now estimate that well over half of such problems stem from physical rather than «{Ttotlonal causes. Word of these diagnostic pitfalls It fllt4tr· Ing out slowly but surely to physicians, and fewer doctors now ar. likely to rush to an "all In your had" conclusion. But It's wry much In the pubhc lnttrat fOf pa- tients to be aware ol them, as well - 51nce such on errorwous assumption ~n lead to tnapt>fopriate (and tornctlma ex- pensive) trutrncnt thot won't really 1'9111 help -Of to no treat~nt et an. ~ There are many occasions when you'd hke to show your appreoation or simply r~ll someone you like them~ lor At nmes hke these; Almond Roca~ Is the perfect gift, because it's speoal Without being expensive. Give Almond Roca to somebody you feel good Clbo111 You II feel good abour 11 To thank you in advance for your thoughtfulness for buymg someone a gin rm of Almond Roca. here's a "gift cemficate' lot you worth 20C off on our S·piece Almond Rocii package ·_r: ... 8 Mg. Tar. Q 1 Mg. Nicotine CHUCK SCARBOROUGH IS HARDLY A YOUNG TED BAXTER ..... Family portrait: Chuck with wife LindaandtheirsonChad. 20months By Pam Lambert I I Chuck Scarborough didn't exist. NBC's publicity department probably wouJd have lnYented him. And perhaps It did. On the leading-man face of h, Scar· borough ks too good to be true. b&ond, good-looking and so clean-cut that the .....ona personal vice he can think of is not J0991ng ... , can't believe I'm this clean. rm so boring." he jokes. But there's a lot men to Scarboc-ough than meets the eye. At the ripe old age of 35, the Emmy award-winning anchor- man has ~ught electronics In the ~ Force. been an engineer for ITT. earned a commercial pilot's license -and has )ust written II bri:s«ly selling thriller, Stryker. And In his future ks another nowt and, he hopes • "the final *Pup" to becoming a regular networit anchof. As beftts a celebnty earnk\g owr $200,000 a year. Scaiborough, his wile Linda. and their 20-month-old son Chad. Uve In a Westchesu!r house he once desai>ed as .. looming arrogantly over the attics of our square-boxed neighbors In aJI ltS Frank Lloyd Wrightian. cantilevered. dedu!d. 9'assed splendor." The house Of\ the hil Is II long Wl!y from WLOX-TV In Biloxi, Milslssippl, the station where Scarborough began his brO"'kasting career. "( c:ouJdn't get hired on ~ ~~ tod.y with the 9tllts I Md then." Scarborough says. "At that paint the stadon had no news depart· ment, and we were doing slmulared news, rtp-and-re4d wire stuff " After a stint at another Mlssisslppl st.a· tlon, Sca~ough was on his way to the big leagues. Next stop was Atlanta, where he won six AllOdated Press awards In two yeaB. then Boston. before joining NBC In New York. Scarborougi Mys he found the trilJUj- tlon to anchonnan very aUurlng. 1heN Ml al ldnds ol benftftl that ea::nM to people who .,. on titlevtslon." Alys Scar- borough. "fm sure CW'l"I Frank Padue has~pia. . L '"Not that I needed a herd of groupm," Sauborough laughs. "'but you get be1tet teats In resi...nints. al of tM llC- counmcnts ol 'c:cWiricy tt.atus' no matter what you arc -put a monkey on 1V ~nough ond he'd gd the same treat· iMnl .. It's attractMI end you begin, by virtue of the system, to have mofe In· fluence over the entire news operation " Although he )ekes about !70Up6es, Sc.arboroogh, unlike the character in his book, is no .. media stud " His looks have prompted NBC saaffers to paste sug- gestive newspaper persooal ads on his of flee d~. but friends and associates agree tha1 he is a devoted family man . Howevez. it was indiedly courtesy ol hks Elevislon career that Scart>orough met his wife. a farmer alrtine stewardess. As he tells It, Scatborough was covering an Atlanta bank robbery when he asked a female~ from a rival satlon for a date. The re:por1er polltely decUned - but said she had a roomma1e Scar· borough might be Interested In ... , guess we have some sticky-Rogered dtizen to thank for our meeting," he says. Scarborough says that he doesn't mind lllmlshing his "Mr. Clean" Image wtth Strym. whose sex-and-violence scenes "delve Into areas all-American good guys are supposed to slay out of." "You haw to ranei1iber. ~.that I spent much of my teJevmon c:arftr as a street reponer and have 5ller1 most of the vile acts thae .... .. Scarborough says. 'When I was In Boston. dlefe was a serm of hitchhi<e murders In which young women were s>tc*ed up by this Rend who worked his w1U on them and left them stabbed . I was on the tame just afwr one of the victlms had been found . Some of thete things stllJ haunt me." Scarborough'sbook, which has prompt- ed Inquiries from a few studios. has also earned him new-found respect from those who view all anc:honnen as grad- uates ol the Ted Saner. blow-dry tchool ol journalan. "I don't,..~ know whal my image 11." Scarborough aays, "'bul I would hope It's not one ol a 11.1pcdtd&I guy ~lding on .bout ewnta." Whie Scarborough • ooncem«f about hla lmlge, .. ~.not depen- dent on what anyorw a. th.Inks. He ii sells8ed with ttw hend ....... htm. "One of the tpiooff bmetts of • llelmlion career Is that you can ltw your fanta*a." Scarborough s.ys. "l w.nted to fly a j9t ftghta 10 I did a llor)I on th.~ Ar9'1. T devblon proytdes paf-=t ~ for el one's Walt«r Mitty drams; you don't have to sit back end ju!t fantaltll 1J11 about them.'" ... Making haste slowly. Automobile gasoline ell1c1ency ratings continue to inch upward 1n lhelf climb toward lhe 1985 goal of an average 27 5 miles a gallon According 10 lhe Environmental Protection' Agency's preliminary report on 1979 models. their average ett1c1ency 1s 19 9 miles a gallon. compared with a pro1ec1ed l1nal average ol 19.6 mpg tor 1978 models The EPA has abandoned 11s previous ·city" and "highway· mileage estimates in favor ol a single ·eshmated miles per gallon" figure II yolire in the market for a new car. look tor lhe 1979 Gas Mileage Gv1de in the showroom; regu1a11ons reQuire new car dealers to "prominently display" the guide, and make copies available 10 prospective buyers "Boy. aro we saving gas' I've got the motor turned o/11" Labels at the pump. The Federal Trade Comm1ss1on has proposed regulaltons which, when adopted, will result in the uniform POsting ot gasoline octane.ratings 1n all the narion's service stations by April The regutatmns are e)(pected to replace similar Department or Energy rules T!1ey require service station opera- tors to label all gasoline pumps to show the tuel's minimum octane rating-a measure of its ab1hty to prevent annoying and po1en11a11y damaging engine knock. The higher a gasoline's octane number, the greater tis antiknock property Number• game. lead additives increase gasoline octane vah..1es. helping to prevent knocktng Bui most automobiles built since the 1975 model year are designed ro burn only lead-free fuel. and many of them, especially as they get older. require higher octane than the unleaded regular gasoline specified by auto manufacturers As a result, many new car owners report poorer per1ormance. and lower gas mileage Supergas. Good news for owners of cars with octane· blahs" is the introduc tion by Mobll 01 a high-octane grade of unleaded gasoline Mobil Super Unleaded 1s spec1hcally formulated to . provide belier engine performance and ehm1- nate engine knock In a greater percentage of cars Octane rating of the new fuel 1s targeted high enough to !Mel the needs of most users of leaded premium gasoline. as well as new car /; owners Mobil Super Unleaded was introduced / ~ eas1 01 lhe Rockies 1a1e 1hls summer //J Mobir I 0bt9'Vl l!Ofte, Bo-A, Mobil 011 Cof PG<•lloft. 150 [Ht U 81-N.w Y0tt. H Y 10011 __ Quips & Quotes __ ARMOUR'S ARMOURY DISCIPLINARIAN I belieue In dlsdpllne, I belieue In rules. And I.hit app/IU, I realfJe, In homes as well as schools Someone must punish children who Are naughty, as I ulew Ir And m our houte I tell my spouse In flrme:sJ tones. "You do It •• -Richard Armour By Frank Baginski LITTLE EMILY "I'm looking for a gift for '11Y mother something she can exchange Immediately." PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson Are catalogue shoppers more self-confident? Are brand-loyal consumers more stable? · YOU ARE WHAT YOU BUY TRUE OR FALSE? l . Your loyalty to given brands ot pro- ducts Is likely lo depend on whether you're an Introvert or an extravert. 2. II you en}oy shopping al home by mail and telephone, that reveals Interesting things about your personality. 3. How much a wife's purchases are In· fluenced by adwrtisements depends on how much money her husband makes 4. The extent to which you consider the environmental Impact of your purchases -whether or not you are ecology- minded -provides a due to how okl you are and your Income ~acket 5. Ordinary. run-of·the-mlll shopping purchases ftequently reflect strong per· sonahty confllctl ANSWERS 1 . True. Research at the London Graduate School of Business Studies has shown that pen<>nallty ls ddlnltely relat1d to "r•peat purcb3M behallk)r ," that per- 10ns who are the most fwand loyal te.nd to be Introverts. and thnt exlYavetts are more fickle In their shopping behavior. Tests al'° showed bnlnd-loyal sub}ects to be the most emodonaDy sthb&e I . True P&yehographlc studies of a reptttentatlve Mmplc of o~ 300 female htach of houMholdt. evaluated at the Unlvenlty of Wllconsln, showed that • proneness to shop at home by mall or telephone was found to go hand In hand with "gene ... ! and ~lflc 111f-con fldence .. and a sense of personal worth " A University of Georg\a In -<lepth study of catalogue-buying behavior show- ed that "catalogue buyers tend to be younger, more venturesome and to ex· press greater self<onfldence " S. True Studies conducted by In- vestigators &om the University of Illinois and Kennedy-King CoUege show that the less a wife's husband makes, the closer at· tentlo n she pays to advertisements (on the alert for bargains) and the more they affect her buying decisions 4. True University of Arkansas studies have shown that youngft shoppen have stronger attitudes towards ecology and that their buying habits and motivation show up In five product categories: low- lead gasoline, soft drinks In returnable bottJes, low-phosphate detergents. paper meat trays and frozen vegetables. Al$o, "Families with higher Incomes were fo und to be more active In considering the environmental Impact of their pur· chases then lower-Income famllles." 5. True. University of Colorado studies of consuml'r psychology niveal that In ma'ny cases the decision lo purchase something Is made because the product Is compatible with either a pert0n's tell· Image or hb fd•al telf·lmage. It wa.s found. howcv«r, thot In many cases pur· chase of " product Involves strong per- IOMllty confllctt M Mll AS fffllngs ot gulh and a lessening of self·tsteem: "I buy suntan lotion t>.cauMt I'm vain. but I wish I weret1't. I buy TV dlnnen because raw1 I can't~. but I Wbh I could, nc:." l&J Postmasters of America Announces OFFICIAL GOLD ON SILVER PROOFS OF AMERICA'S GREATEST STAMPS The SC AltlMndria A:Jistmntws• ~ I• o"• of Amerlc•·• excep11o"•llY r•r9 sta~ Until t907 only slJI COC>1es of ttlls stamp went_,_,,. 811 pnntedon bun~ One btue IC)ecimen ... i.te<" .,-_ ed_ Trle.tt; 'RMtofColumbus'81ueError. IMUed In 1893, -prl"tlld In brlsttt ,.,_. "'-" pnWI blue. It is ~ to a.1st in only one ut1U9d P8ne of 5() stampe. plus -.., .. oridu8' u9ed spedmenL The fi~y most treas ured and most significant United States postage stamps. as chosen by Postmas ters of America. Authentically re-created in 24 karat gold on sterling silver hy The Franklin Mint. Tu be issued in limited edition. Of the tbouaanda of poet.a(le •tampe lwaed by the United States Poet Offioe, r-line achJeoved the statUll of greatnen. M08t llpldmena of thne grNt stampe are tn ma)Or prtv.te ooOecUona. or ue hoUMd In leedm8 mueuma. Each bl a pr1zed treaare and.,.. ant vlrtullJ J!W:•h• Now ... a lut1.n3 tnbute and aim-. ration, Poatmaaten of America wtJJ honor lhe flfly 1reace11 posca1• 1lamp1 ever il9ued by lhe United Slat•• In a oollectJon of oUldal gold on 1Uver Proofa. Bach of the1e great 1tamp1 wtJI be lndeUbly and luttnaJy ca,ptured by lk1lled ICUlptor1 and 8t\ll"llftt'I In the eodurlng nuiplfloeuce of 24 brat told electroplated on 1olld 1teTUn1 sUver. Po1llllHtera of A..nca ~·ppo(llted The Frankflo Mlnt, the world'• 1.,....t and foremoet prtVJtte llllnt. to ro-creete eech told on afiver 1tamp In all ltJI fJne detail. And each ltaJnp ,,.tll be mloted lo precloua nwtala wtth The Pnnkltn Mlnt'1 famed P'lll Proof flllltb, 90 that the frotted#ICUlptured area-OQfl'9- 1poadJq to the ltamp'1 Lottk:ate deetp- ltand.a out .,alnlt a beckpound al tnlrrcr- IJM bnll.l&rl<le. ,,. ......................... U.S....._, Since uch ltamp t1 unJqH, Jta IAterpreta· ., ... ,.. Uoa In '--*-mota1a la both benttfal and udtfQI. And to aaure the 1a.ltfD8 ata- nlflcance of the oollecUon. the ltampa IMIV. t.en eelected fOI' their ·~Qflll rwfty. unique designa. and hlatoricaJ importance tr,. p.... .... ... al A..tca upst:a. The nmir. ol eedi Pl oa alYW stanap wUl c:any tbe ..._ al tbe lf.atp ... the legend 24 Ka/wt Gold BJectroplated on Sterfini Sliwtr ... the of6clal lflllbol of ~uteri of America ... and the Proof ballnwt of The PnnkJJA MJnt. Purt._.. more. eacb told on al.IVft stamp will be ~ by philatebc commentary. and each collector wtll reoetve a Certlfl· cate of Authenticity, attesting to the offtctaJ statua of each ls.ue In Uie ..nee aa an ace~ rale and euthimUc re-oeauoo lo told an al.Iver of one of America'• lf'lNl•I and mcMt treuu,red 1t.mpe. !15 I' I Mt ..,tee .......... Tbeee ,old oa .U¥W Pf'oof1 of Amertca'1 greehm lt8.IDPI wtlJ be avtll1ble only from ~ten of America. Tbey Will noC be eoJd tJtro111b et.amp de.i.n UIJWb.N lD the world. Purtberaore. they wtll be produoed ucluafvely for eul»crtbera to um ..... wttb an abeolut. limit of one oollectlOe ... pM'900. Subectfben wtD be able to buJld the The 2« S"1ni"6 of t"'1 Oeclilntloll ol lnt#- pendenc. /n..,ert. t•k•" from Trumbull'• '-P81ntin&. ahows the sen-rs upside downdueto•prinbncemJr. This l869is- isoneofthe-1Vlllu.t>te U.S S'l.-nl>$. Thel~~~StMnp......_. on July 1, 1847 -w ith the 5~ B•nl•mln Fr'Mkli"-comprtsed U. firwt ..,_.., ,_ of the U.S. post oflb. It is rwpnted • • ~ 8CQubitJorl tor important COIDedb1L collecllon 111 the convenient rote or one Rold on 11tlver 11t11mp per month, bealnnlnjl In fa.nuary unttl the co0ec1Joo 19 complete. De1plte recent Increases ln the coats of precious motels. tho ls11uo price of 011cb offlctal Proof-quality 24 karat gold on ster- ling silver 11lamp ltJ lust $19.50. And this iuue price wlll be suarantood to each sub- scriber for the entire seriM. To enhllnoe the collector·• en~nt, an attractive album will be proWiod to each 1uhllcriber at no 11ddltlon11l cost. 9ab9cll ....... desd'be: o..: wD.mw The fbertmaten of America'• collectloo of Ammca'e 1JT911test stamJ>ll In 24 bnt 11<>ld on 1terllng 11lver will e mbody ell the fee· turn that coDecton value mos1 htgbly- ofrtd aJ atalua. .. aHured rarity ... hlstorical lmpar1amie ... unlquenell8 of doellfll ... And the endu.rtng beauty of sold on ellveT. To IKlqUlre thla magnificent oolJectlon. 111aU the 11ppUcellon at right to f\Jstma1ten of America. c/o The Ptanklln Mint. Frattldln Center. P9nn1ylvanle. But you mu.t act pmmpt)y. BecllUH December 31. 1978, Is the abeolu1e de.dltne. AppllceUona post· marked after that date wllJ be dficltned. And when each 1ubecrtber haw received -------~------- thll complete collection. the dlee wtlJ be destroyed-so I hat tho collection can never be luued .,.1n. r-------· SUOSCRIPllON "PPLICAllON--------1 I I 1 OFFICIAL GOLD ON SILVER 1 II PROOFS OP AMERICA'S I GREATEST STAMPS l ..-~..ionlyttoosim.rloedbrOecem'*'JI 191/l L '"'" 0,,., coll«llOll per sut>MY'°"' : ~·'-'"'~ 1 cJo n.e Ft-.... hn Mint : Franklin 0.nter. ~sytv.m. 19091 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PIN• enter my sut>scnption tor the om ~· Gold on SllV'9r Proots of America's G111atest St•mps. luued 117 Postmanwa of America I undersl•nd th•t this collec f1on wllt cortsist of fifty proof qu•llt)I 24 karat eold on sterhn1 solver s t.ml)$, to be • tent tome at the r•t• of one per month be· 11nnl"8 In Janu.ry 1 ..,... to pey '19 50-tore.ch IJOld on sllver st.amp, rnoqlh«y upot\ be1na bllleod In edv•noe of Its lhlpment This prlOe Is awir .,.,..., '°'the entlf'ot MOH S11Ntur11------.,.....,....,..,..--•• ·--·---.......... --. Mr Mrt. MIU------~~--~ : Addru•--~~---~-~ I l City ~~:::~ ..... ---__ ,. _ ~.1~•.!. ,..,..,~,.•• .,.... r.,. "'._ _.,. • _....,..... .... _.... ~------• > Booklets For You And Your Family It's no1100 early lo make a New Year's re~lullon to become a better consumer Get a head start by ordenng the free booklets listed below. which will show you hundreds of ways to save all year The Consumer Information Catalog Is one pubUcatlon that should be 1n every thrifty person's pos..o;esslon. The new Issue of the cat.11og lists over 200 free and In· expensive publlcat:lons of consumer In· teresl Subjects Include. car care and ser· vice. consumer prolecUon. employment and education. health and housing For your free copy, send a postcard lo Con· sumer Catalog, Consumer Information Center, Pueblo. Colorado 8 1009 Do you own or operate an lndepen dent business? If so, y,ou may be In leresied In Successful Business. a new magazine available free of charge as a ser· v1ee of Commercial Credit Company. The mi\gazme covers a wide range of topics Including marketing, employee relations and flnanctal management If you're the chief execulive or financial of fleer of a n Independent business, wnte on your company letterhead to Successful Business, Dept. F, 505 Market Street. Knoxville. Tenn 37902 Good Enough To Eat If you think that fine china, crystel goblets and other amenities make for an Ideal dining settlnjl you're perlectly right • -the atmosph!!:J-ls good enough to prompt overweight Individuals to eat much more than they would otherwise. In fact, studies at St. Luke's Hospttal In New York City Indicate that obese people wlll eat more than twice as much food If the atmospheric conditions are just right (nonnaJ-weight people keep their food Intake fattly consistent). The reason, says llMllJWFBUY TIWI N•wt,,_,/* M•o-.tlM ""llllRt eftd ,_..,_ Marton 'rank EllMVtM YJt • .aalM Dhotor Patrick M. Un!Mley laeoutlft EdMar, Arthur~ 1n THE Are You Really In Love? ls 1t really love or just the right chemistry that has you seeing stars whenever the two of you are together? You'd know the answer If you read his book. How to Know If You're Really In Loue, says author Dr. Charlie Shedd. And Shedd says he knows whereof he speaks -the Georgia Presbyterian minister and father of 5 has been happi- ly married for 39 years Shedd's book offers a series of tests (whtji couples can take separately, then compare answers) designed to measure 10 qualities including un- selfishness. openness and faith, which researcher Dr. Sarni Hashim, Is that overweight lndlvlduals' ea11ng behaV1or appears to be Influenced more by exter· naJ stimuli tMn by Internal cues But before you IW!tch to paper plates, Dr. Hashim advises looking on the bright side; teamed responses that b1gger eating can be unlearned. Dr. Hashim recom· mends behavior modification In which the dieter keeps a detailed record of food Intake In order to become more aware of one's eating patterns. And If you discover Gandlellght and soft mu9'c tum your ap- petite on. don't say we didn't wam you. he feels are crucial to a successful mar· rlage. But, surprisingly, Shedd says that, outside of faith, he thinks fun is the key element In making a maniage work. "Life's hardly worth living unless it's fun," says Shedd. "Many married cou pies iust go through the mot.ions. life is to be enjoyed." Shedd does have one caution. though "One mistake l see too many couples making," he says, "Is that they're en)oying each other's bodies but not each other's souls. I tell them. 'Just because you're a good make doesn't make you a good bet for marriage ·" Negative Thinking Spells Academic Failure Low self-esteem. not low I Q , may often be at the root of academic failure In college, say Drexel Univ researchers After conducting an experimental "emo tional education" class to help coOeglans In severe academic difficulty, the re searchen say that a student's attitude towards himself may actually drive him io act In ways that guarantee failure. "Most of these students are preoc cupled with maintaining their fr11g\Je self esteem," says class Instructor Joel F Relssman, an adjunct professor of psychology 'Tuey are unable to srudy ef. fectlvely whenever there Is even a very small threat to their self-esteem." For students with low self~steem, Relssman says, even mlld hurdles In sc:hoolworl< can create serious anxiety. He says, "Since these students tend to 'act out' to avoid anxiety, they wUI avoid studying, cut claSMS and frequently entu class late with unfommate but pr.dk:iab&e results." Sports. Professional football play- ers are shrinking, reports the NFL De· spite the popular Impression that today's players are brawnier than ever, the NFL says the average pro today Is shorter and lighter than hlS counter- part 10 years ago On opening day this season, the tallest teams were the Cleveland Browns and Seattle Sea- hawks, while S t. Louls was the shortest. The heovlest club was Ctn cinnatl and the lightest, Atlanta. Does all of this have any effect on the team's perforrriance? You'll have to work out your own statistics. Fa•hlon. Halston. the world- famous American designer whose ori- ginals regul&rly clothe the likes of Liz and Lila, was recently the recipient of an American original himself -a pair of full-beaded Indian moccasins courtesy of the Girl Scouts. The Scouts wanted to show their apprecia- tion of Halston's gift to them; he designed the new Girl Scout adult uniform, which wos wom by many members of the audience at the moc- casin presentation Now, Halston, what does the well-dressed man wear with his moccasins? Tele-vt.lon. Those who like an okl fashioned Christmas story may want to l\.lne in to next Sunday's Hallmark Hall of Fame presentatlon, S tubby Pringle's Christmas. The special. to be shown from 7 -8 Eastern time on NBC, features Beau Bridges as a young cowboy who turns Santa Claus during one very special even· Ing Julie Harris also stars BIRTHDAVS (all Sagittarius) Sunday -Susan Dey 26 Monday -Carlo Ponti 64, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn 60. Rita M<Xeno 47. Christina Onassis 28. Tuaday -Dionne Warwtd< 38: Frank Sinatra 63; Connie Francis 40. Wednee· day -Christopher Plummer 51; Did< Van Dyke 53. Thunday -Patty Duke Astin 32; Lee Remick 43. 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IHC. 445 E. Coast Hwy Newport Beach -673-0900 R. V. 'S & SUBARU HA I SUH 1 7555 Beach Blvd . Huntington Beach - 142-0675 TOYOTA llUMAXIY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd Hunt. Beach -147-1555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMOMWULTH MOTORS, LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa ~na~46-0220 .~ SU"OAY, D£C£MBU 10 9:30 0 ,_. 11 "Fl l'rt-GllM O '2) Nfl '71 Oonna de Varona reports on bro rhythms and how they may be a IKtor on lootball performance plus lhe latest s001ts ntws and scoutong rel)Qtts 10:00 0 & ft Pro rootb1ll Dallas Cowboys vs Phlladelphra laeles Cl (23 lt 1'10 football Doublthuder Camt I !ht New Yoill Jets vs lht Cleveland Browns EE) Dnll Cup Tennis lln tonratt from Palm Sp1tnts ol tht singles finals belween the United Stales and Creal Brna1n 12:30 1 The 1'71 Collttt footblll AM-Ameriu Show 1:00 Cl '23 l t l'ro f'ootball Doubleheader Came 2 The Oakland Raiders vs lhe lht Miami Dolphins 1:30 fO.. The 1978 Collett footblll All·Amerru Sllow 4:00 U at The 1971 Colle&t football All·Amerru Sllow MONDAY, DECEMBEll 11 6:00 3 • (l0 129, ABC Monday llitllt footba ll C1ncmn1ti B~ngals al I os Angeles Ram~ (Note Game may be blacked out l TUESDAY, OECEMBEll 12 6:00 1 8 Basketball San Ooego Chpper~ al New York Kn1cks 1:00 O 1'10 Blslletb1ll los Angeles lakm al Portland lra1lblmrs WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13 6:30 I e 1 Bmetb1ll San Diego Chppm al Washington Bullets 7:00 Ii) l'ro Buaetball Los Aneeles lakm al Seattle Supersonics THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14 1:00 Ii) Co11t1e Baslletblll Athletes m Aclion vs Ohio Stalt SATURDAY, OECf.MBEll 16 9:30 O e u Nfl l're-C.me 10:00 tJ CJ 11. Pro Football Cl\l(ato Bois al Wuhio111on Reds~1ns 11f '.lt Collett Footb1ll Bo"I Gamt A111ona Stale at Ga,den Slate 10:30 ~ "W Foolblll l't0Mt1 Bowl lnms to bt announctd U llW Football OrmlOll II P11yoll. I rams to bt announctd 12:30 Cl l3 NFl '71 I :00 tJ e 't CBS Sporu Sptctacul" O .2) ')t Pro foolball P11tsbu11h Steelers al Denver Broncos 6:30 O Pro Blstetblll los Aneelrs la~ers al Photn11 Suns 1:00 J Coll111 Blst1tb1ll San Oreeo Stair Alltcs al UCLA Bruins 10:00 O Collett 6ashtball San 01eeo Stale AlltGS al UClA Bruins SUllDAY, OECEMBEll 10 6:00 m 1C1 "lollrMJ lack to 01" (car) '76 Vo1m ol l 11a M1nnell1 Paul Lynde Mickey Rooney, Danny r11omas. Herschel Bernardi fl) 'CJ "1'1lm Sprlnp" (com) '63 Troy Donahue. Connie Stevens 8:00 m 1 CJ us ... 1 Clllrity" (musJ '69 Sh11ley Maclame, John Mc Marlin MOllDAY, DECEMBER 11 8:00 fl) "The Two Mrs. C1rr~ls" (dra) '47 -Humphrey 8o&art Alms Smtih Barbara Slanwyc~ 9:00 Q <Ul Qt) (C.J "A Women tallt4 MoNt" (dtil 78 ·Cicely tvson. Orson Welles. Will Geer. Roberl Hooks. Jamu Wa1nwrtahl U lC "Zt,,elln" (dra) 'II Mttlml Yoik. Elke Sommer 1111 C "They Call Mt Trinity" (wes) · 72 I erence Hall. Farley Cr1neer fUlSOAY, OCCCMIU 12 1:00 Q) (.t) "A Hip WiM In J1m1icl" (dra) '65-Anthony Quinn Jamts Coburn. lrla Kedrova. l>ebou h 6aate1. OeM~ Prru t:OO 0 eel (f2! C • ''Tiit Jo<dM Cll111u" (dra) '78 Raymond Burr. Sttlla Stevens, ltd ShacktllOld James C,nn111a. Jeanrr F1t1s1mmons Ceoret Or Cento, John Mclnh11, Pettr Huh ll. Marra CltM Cordero WEOllESOAY, DlCUllU 13 1:00 II ilS !JI tC ""n Adu11lwres ol Hellli" (mus) 78 -Katy Kurttman Burl lvtS lohn S11011, Marlyn Mason 8 (CJ '1lle Alr!Ufl AMl!twt" (doc) '!14-Robtrl Roark THURSDAY, 0£C£MICll 14 8:00 II lCJ "Alriull Sii.rt" (ad¥) '69- Q) Cl:) "TrKl of tllt Car (wes) '!>4 Rolitrl M1"1111m. lab Hunter fJIOO, OlCCMIEll 15 1:00 D fCI "Wlltrt llo Wllltllrts fly" (dra) '51 Anthony Slfttl. Ornt~ Sllttrdln, Harold W1«ender G Cl:) • .,..._ 8'11111•" (adv) ·u Vm Mites. Dennis Wearer !:00 8 (\GJ ct) "larlt JollrMy ~" (drl) 78-Mi~e Conno1s. Clom ltKhmtn, Sttph•nlt l1mbtl11t, Kary Kurt1man SATUll)AY, OlCCMlf.11 1' 6:00 e "T..,,.r" (com) '3f" C.11 C11nt, Constance Bennell m "Oter MWt" (tom) '65 Gltnn r ord. Gt11ld1ne f'aae 1:00 a "T~ llttltrM" (tom) 'Cl -Roland YOiln&. Joan Bloodell t.00 e (fl) U:l '1h Wiii Sift Ou1 ClllWr111r· (cir•) '78-Shwlty Jones, Len Ctrr0u, Otvld Scholl , G ct) "TIM Ta1111ite M tllt Sllrw'' (com) '67-Ellubetll hyl01, lhch¥d Burton, Cynf Custc~ M1eh1tl Hordern Jane Alexander portrays Mary MacCracken, a woman committed to teaching emotionally disturbed ~~I children and Kris McKeon plays Hannah, her most difficult student, in "lovey: A Circle of Children, Part II," Wednesday at 9PM on CBS. Also starring in this touching dn- matlc special are Jeff lynas, Guy Costley .rnd Drew Buettow as Mary's other students and Ronny Co• as Cal, the man in her life. In the critically uclaimed "A Circle of Childre n," Part I, Miss Alexander portrayed Mary as an affluent suburban housewife who found personal fulflllment as an aide in a spttlal school for atypical children. In Part II, she plays Mary as ~~-'~ a full-time teacher at the same ~~· school who Is tom between her ..,.1.oMJI• own needs and the demanding needs of her students, especially Hannah, a severely disturbed chlld whose problems pose a real test of ~~I Mary's abilities. ~ The two·hour specl1l ls b.ued on IM•!tM~• Mrs. MicCracken's book, "l~, A ~~I Very Spttlal Chlld."i Her first book, ~ "A Circle of Children," was the basis for the previous television special. Blacks called her Moses after the ll~~ Biblical leader who led the Jews from Egypt. Southerners called her ~~~ both slave and criminal. Northern-f! ers considered her • champion of • human rights. She was Harriet Tubm•n, leader of the "Under- ground !Yilroad" which led slaves to freedom prior to the Civil War. On Monday and Tuesday at 9(>M, NBC presents Tubman's heroic story with Cecily Tyson heading the all- star cast that includes the late Will Geer in his final television role as a Quaker offering refuge to escaping ~~~ slaves. The four-hour, two-part drama, narrated by O rson Welles, follows ...i~~ Tubman's life from her years as " slave on the Ross pl•ntation to her _'7,,.__,,, marriage to a free black, to her ri:fl.~:::::a.£ escape to Philadelphia and to her numerous secret trips down South with a $40,000 price on her head to ""~~ , free other slaves. Harriet Tubman was a brave and daring, intelligent woman whose ria~:u. life during and after the Civil War would also make a striking dramatic production. She was not only a m:iil=~ leader of the "underground" but also a nurse, scout and spy for the Iii~~ Union Army during the Civil War, -.:vA...., an activist in the early women's rights movement, and a dedicated Ill~~ fund-raiser and worker for Negro schools and homes for the indigent and elderly. -5:30- 0 Sllnrise Semester 8:00 O Project UniYtne Mon Wed & f rdunlos 811tn&ui1I education se11ts Tues & Thurs lJ The rn Club D llllowledtt: DlllU is tllt ~ D D Clll rutures ([} Slmr ise SerMSter m Unlwtnity of Ille .it -6:30- D Sunll)'Slde D IHI Nol for Women Dnly D Watdl Yovt Mouth B Oaybmk LA. .J) TV Cliuroom 0 (j OJ Futu1u m N ... Zoo Rnue Q) Cartoonwille l2ll R_,.. lloMt 11J1 lnstruct1011al Collrses 1:00 0 fJ 1 (flj ""' D !Ul tJtl Today Show a 100 etvb D ill 1101 ~ Good Mon11n1 AIMrica David H31lman 1' lht llOSl 0 flit Froozlts m Bup & l'Ol•y Cl) 8up Bunnr fD Y oea !of Health -7:30- 0 Body Mdits m TOlll & Jerry Q) lltoftt Supenbrs fD Mister Rectrs 8:00 fl <lll Clptlill KMiaaroo (J) M·A~•H• a 111e rn Cklb Cl) Woody Woodpt<hr flit loom! (9) Owtr us, -8:30 e $tlltly; ·10•1 wo1111n rn CD m C.rtooas mHfealUf• 9:00 9 Cf1) All l!t JM Ftmily (IJ11le m. a-. ., Cl~ $111rb • (8) tUl Phi! Doilallut Slltlr ••LaMttlel s.., $Iii Dieet am [wtryOty CD I LM t..q -~ Olllltt•hltn ms....s&..t •• hlttes $how (JI .... '• •11 i...-. -9:30-• e" ..... e N1 flem1111 is tht hoSt mF .... Mfllr D NO......_ . """"' ...... SVlllAlt(ft a 0ec:trtt c..,., 10:00 • ·=· .... ~ ....... e T 1-: .. .:~0.,. ·-··-.,,...Mlln • a-.. lllllnidill -10:30-fl ( t lff}) LAivt of Lilt U ~ lDJ Wllttl of Fortune 0 flit Ilia Valley fJ 1 U CJOJ all $20,000 l'y11mld m nut Girt Cl) Nanny & the f'rofessoi 11:00 fl W (Jli Younc & llestltss D 1211 CtJ Americ.a Alinl 8 ~ Famltr Ftlld (1QJ All My Cllildren GJ Cross-Wits Cl) Gomer l'yle fD Electric Company -11:30- D lJJ (laJ Search lor TOlllOfrow U (2l Ryan's Hope 0 EwtiyOIJ 0 Body Bucldits GJNein fD Od CMtt $how AFTERNOON 12:00 D Slt11t ld•trds $how l)~Sqilara 8 '2f) All My Clllldrtn ~(J})@ ltws 0 m Mowia: Ste Oayllmt Movies Cl) RDIMll 22l ~ HotlyWDOd •rn l8l Ulm, Yop & You m 1111t11ae1 1.tet• Show m E.sttr• Azut -12:30- tJ r U (lal Al ttlt Worl4 T11ms I) @ 1111 Days of Our Lntt "lwllfl (111) r 1mi1J F tud Cl) Get Snurt II4l F11t11rta fD Yoe• for Health tD Mlllldo Latino 1:00 e ClVJ 12.tl 0.. Uft to Uvt fD ClaJllMll IMtnldion -1:30- • lHl 111e Gilidifta llPt .. QJ) Qll Tiit l)o(ton • lM AIMrbl Styte .. ....., Cl) c..w,.,.. 2:00 u 0 18.l AnllMf WorW • llliU DMcla .. a CD (JJJ a '9Mnt tt.s,tt11 ...... CD I.It's bJ .., ...... Cl) Heckle & Jecllc ~Cud SNrb ~ Owtr tasy fD h'111rts l)f OiMhl lO Villl Altart -3:30- 0 ltt's Mau A 0.,1; ltverly Silb & fritnds Wed Th( Br Illy 8llfl(ll D Oinalll U Mow11: See Daytime Movies It Children's rNfaz1nt Wed 0 You Doft't Say m sues & Pw•r 11 The Joltr's Wild Q) Kiit-lllnwnt Ill ltojNldy ·n r.na Alter• (fl1 E~trJOIJ so Hoc11t,od1• Lode• 4:00 tJ Match &1111t '71; 8-rly Sills & Friends Wed I ~• MJ ThrH Sons; A8C Alttr1chool S,.0,1 Wed D Mary Tyte1 Moote U (}) f1Q) iaJ A8C Attenchool s,.cbf It tsn t Easy Bern& a Teen a21 M1lho11111e·· (R) A 1111 loSts Sl&hl of !he important lh1nes 1n hie. when she "'"s SI million 0 Wiid Wild West ff Tiit Wits ill Carol lumttt ' friends tl]J Zoom: fttlift& Free Wed fD Villi Ale&rt CR! Fut111es -4:30- fJ News C3J Men 61111111 Show; Ad1m·l2 Mon & F 11 Afttndlool ~ Wtd u The Bob lltwhlrt Show <Ji lhtth 61111•: f'ro lhshlhll San 01eeo Clippers vs New York ~nt<:ks. Tues 10! Carol lurnett & Fntfldr.Attendlool Sc>«laf Wtd GJ Tom & Jerry Cl) llroftt Suptnbrs al! Mm Griffin Show ~ Ft1111rts m Mater Roten ~) Emtrrency Ont; Afttncllool Special Wed m &lbntb 1U1 Hollywood Squtrft JO Om lasy 5 :00 DUD ®News D The Bionic WcMN11 <J l News, llslietball Tues 0 '4111S111Mt m The ""' lilithy Mouw Club (ff Liar's Club Q) Wait Till F atlltt Gfb Home (HJ Mister ll111en m Seslme Street 1f Tht Bob """'" Show rso 1 MKNtillltllrer RfPOrl -5:30- 8 a a m ""' m Bewitched <l}I al f111ry Tyltr Moote Q) Adam-12 a,1 O..r C.sy (ff Futllres WHERE TO WRITE Nt.'fworlcs Mr James H RoMnftld President CBS 7800 9-ve1ly Blvd Lo• Angel••. CA 90036 M• John J McMahon VIQe PrHld,nt. Program• "49(; 3000 W Alameda Butt>ank, CA 111505 - Ch.lnncf 2 (CIS) Mf Vin Gor8on Sault • Vice President & Oenetal Man~.KNXT 6121 SunMI Blvd Hollywood, CA 90028 Ch.tnnel S (lndt!flencknl) Mr. John Reynold• Gen.ttl Manager, l<TLA 5800 SunMI BIVd Holfywoocl, CA 900li'B CNMt'I (l~eftl) Mr LIOMI L &cn .. n VlceP~I & Getttral Manao-r, l<HJ TV 6&16 M.irote l'4ollywoo0. CA 90028 °'61\Mf 1l (l~fllt) Mr Ew n ThOtl'l!*)n P~I & General M1nag11 KCOP 915 N la Bret HOll'(wood. CA 90038 Mr John S-rjno Viet P,.aldenl & General Manager ABC 4151 Pro1pect Ayt Hoflywodtf, CA 90027 Ch.lnnt'I • (Ni e;) Mr Toni Struzewslu Viet Presfdtnl • Oener11 Manaoer. KNBC 3000 W Alemtda Burtl41nk, CA 01605 CIMl\MI 7 (Ate) Mr John s ..... r1no GtM<tl Mane~. l<A8C 41 51 ~11\Vfl. Holtywood, CA 00027 CIMnMf 11 (l*pt!Mltnl) Mr Ctlerlea b. Voung Viet Ptttldtnl & Otntr1I Managlf KTTV &74t SunMt ISlvd Holl)WOO<I. CA 90028 Ch.tnMI ll ~on<omme•d•I) Ma Na .. ti. Andrl vi-r S.llllct KCET .. ~, Sunttt 811/d Lot An~n. 0-+. OOOV , ... I SUNDAY DECEMBER 10 MORNING I * Indicates an Advertisement e:oo U l.J1119 Unto My Fett D Mir\ W'lbon libtic SMw UO~k U l.Jtill l'ro4 ile 0 Youth & die lswa m C11ridoplltrs/8illle An1wtrs 0) I0111per llDom -6:30-u LOIM Up & Live Sa<red Hurt 0 Music i tl1t ~en Word U Eynillless Los A111et11 (R) Ho$1 lnei Pedroza reports on lhe play "loot Suit," ptople who have '"died ' and returned to hie, and the m'an mg ot TV ratincs lJ J Let There Be Uc ht 0 Dmy & Goliltll ®! Di1ections CD Elementary NIW' l1ll lllltlo's Maaic Mo¥ .. M1<h1nt 7:00 0 Tod1(s Rell~ CI, Voiu o4 Acn<ulture D Th1t's Cat Films ol the lte For hes lhe hie of a Chimney Sweep and sa1hn& Grandpa talks about the .dark II 'Ille Better Way U It Is Writttn TY I LooU at lmn1n1 l1Dl l'llblk rube • m o., " Ollc.ottry 0) Ernest Analey Hour l)t This Is the Ult fD Y op tor Htaltll 1t Aar 1e111ture USA -7:30-u DIYS ol !tothef Sun r31 It b Written D hrentin1 U Underclot U flmily r.trart t lrrtemaho111t Hour 0 ll1J Omy & Gohath 10 l'ractlUI Ctinst1111rty CD WOl1d Tomorrow U Today's Ctiurdl m Mist11 Rotm 29 Town Half Mttbn& )t Sunday Mau 8 :00 u (ltJ Mi .... ,., D A1r1eulture U.S.A. 0 Popeye & His F11tnds D Dimensions 0 Let God lo¥e You (1QJ Jerry Falwell Show CD Cjj Jimmy Sw1u1rt Show 0) llu Humbard (2fl Volte of Aarlculture fI!) Stame Street Qt) 017 of Disalwtry 0> Oomin&o A Oomln10 1t ll•licious Proeram • -8:30-u Clue Club r) 1 11 Oay " Dlsc.owtry D Ody1Mf 0 For Yw, BIKk Woman m Mettin1 TIIM at Calvary CD Frtcltnd ~ Pnct 1 t Old n1111 Gospel Hour ll 11 b Writtt11 12J lt1 Humbird tr Hmld of Tnrtll 9:00 U llllrlo's M11ic Movie M1ch1ne I ~ J Rei Humbud D Meet the Press U Yllll Alqrt 0 J ai.i Ont Roberts 1j) It Is Written 0) Don Stew1rt hlftCtlMI 131 ~ Your 81blt -9:30-u l It llfl P're-Glmt D Jl llfl '71 Donni de l/a•Glll pr~ents a repo<t on blO rhythms and how they may bf 1 fatlor in football performance U It Children's TV m11111n, 0 D1y ol Discottry ~Spectrum m s,idt1111u 0) Old nme Gospel Hollr !BJ Jimmy Sw1u111 Show 8) Futbol Soccer 3l Ditty Due• 10:00 O e r1t Pro footb1ll lhe Dallas Cowboys al lhe Philadelphia Cagl,s C) J Hour of l'ower D fl.I; OJJ Pro Footb11f Double· header Game l The New York )tis vs lhe Cleveland Browns g Family Film Festini Sanla Ctau~ Conquers the Martians U Kids Are People Too Olympic cold medal runner Frank $hor1et Paul McCar1ney look alike Mitch We1~man and Jerry Roc,wood who por1rays £dear Allan Poe 1n a one man show toin host Bob MtAlhste1 O Htrald of Trulli \al WOf ds A '91>p1n' CD Bucs BuMy/TOlll & Jerry Hour fD Ol'fis Cup T enrus l 1we cowe1111e from Palm Sp11nts ot the sinctu TV WEEK. DECEMBER 10, 1978 t1n1ls between the U S and Grul B111a1n 29 Se1rch )t Te111's Sp1<t Rue -10:30- ~ 10 29 Kicb Are People Too O Rn. Leroy Jen~ins Q) C1lmy Clllptl 11 :00 O J1mm, Sw1u1r1 Show CD Mow1t: "Tht Bellbor'' 1ram1 60 lmy le••S Milton Bt11, 0) Ch11rth "' Ille Home )t hbulclln F11nn1ts ' -11:30-u 3 1~ }t An1m1ls An111111s O Amerrun Town Hall H Meet tllt P'rtD AFTERNOON 12:00 U Voy11e to the Bottom ot tile Sea U 3 d1Q 29• Issues and AnJwers O Seuell 0) limn 24 Anyone for Tennyson? O> Boline H11hti1htwNews st llewscenter Weekly -12:30- 3 Colleae All<Ame11un Footblll Tum U People 7 0 Mo¥11. C "l'owder Ihm" (1dw) "ll ROiy Calhoun 10 """"''"' CD Mom: "The tadr Vanrshn" (mys) 38 M1charl Redtr~vt 2t Consumtr's World 3t Nfl '71 CHRISTMAS IS A MUSICAL INSPIRATION ••••• , cltl'h 1ntrrguPrl I hf'' Y.dntt•cl l11m not onl, lor h1' -• -Ch11<.tmc1' hit' but tor hi' rP• orrl ct' lh•· • 11mpowr on .in 1mprr,'1V!' 11,1 ol 'P"' 1.11, 1111 ludrn~ Kudulph llH' K1•d 1'1o,r·rl K1•111drl'I' ,ind I h" 11.Jll.id ul ..,mokt·~ I h•· HC'cH • On h1<, p.irt, 'v\,Jtk\ '•J\\ 11 ,,, JI\ npprntun11, I<> U"' ~onw of h" t.ivoritt• 11npuhl"h1·d \un~' ,r, vwll J' th<> tn\p11Jlron of nt•w on•'' O ne of America's l•vonle modern (hmtm.1., carols. t i 1 lt~rd the Btlh Qn Christ ma., Day," ts 'ung by Buddy Ebsen in "The Tiny Trer," an an1mdll'd \Pt'Cl•ll atrtnR ~aturday dt 8 JOPM on CBS The song belong" to luhnny Marl.\, who wrote allot the songs for thP mustcal spec1.ll. as well as a \l rll'M of Christmas hits. Sinct' the song was 1r1trocfliced by Bing Crosby, it ha~ been recorded "' l<'il\I SO 11me~ hy 'lu<h othN artist\ cJS frank Sinatra, Ch•'t Atkin'>, EddlT' Arnold, Fred Waring and Harry Rc>lafontt• . When the produn'" of thf> speri.ll, approc1cht'd Mark~ with th<· concept of tlw ~how. he wa~ 1mml'df p .... "All ~ong w111t'r' h,1vl' .1 lot ot m.1l1•11,1I th.it th1>~ h.1ven 't u"'cl yet It m{'an' finding tht· rtKht 1111w. pl.111· <1nd singer," M.lrk'> t•xpla1n~ All hough · I Hetlrd the lh•ll' on(. hmtmJ' ()Jy" w.h already .in "'tJbl1~ht•d t.1voriH'. Marl..' '"Y' I hc1111 v.c1<. ,, nc11urc1I song for Huddy [11,1•n a' l,q11111• B.idg<'r tlw narrator of th!' \lory to "ng ,1., hr hu,ily ctPc o r.ill•' tor Chmlmd' One prt•v1ousl' llllpuhhh1•d 'ung t h.1t .il'u 'C'l'ml'd a natural w.I\ M1nuPt for .1 < IJrnwl,' d 'J1111Ply tunP c1hout tht• d1HN('nf in'1r11nwnt' 111 tht• ore h<•,tra 011 !ht• I 1ny !we. 111\ \UnK h\< lhf' .111rm.ih nt tht• ICHt'\I on d 'umrner night "' thl'\ rnlf'rtdrn 1h1•11 111end .1 lont•lv l1ttlf' g11I who ltvr•\ 1n d nP1~hhcmng t.umhuu'>l' · lc>ll It to ,1 lurth'' p111v1d1•' ,1 c umtt mtrrludt' "" tht• turtlt' ·ru\he\' tu bnns the new' ot ~l)nng's 1mpt>nd ·mg arrival to his frwnd , tht• fmR [ver ~inn• .. Rudolph 1 ht> Rp1t Nu\t'd Rt.>indt•l'r, M11rks, call1•d "Mr (.hrt<,tm." .. ha'> l><'t'n hl'\I known tor C hmtmas 1111w,, and · I he Tiny lrt'e" otfpn•d htm th1• oppor1vn1ty to 111trodvt 1• 'uver.il ntht•r \t'd'>Onal .. ongs 1 ht' c,tory rl'aC"h1•\ 11'-cltm,11< on Chriq01,1, Day. wtwn tht' lit tle girl, the 1111y tree• 1mc1 tlw an1malc, overc onu• the hardships nl wmt.•r to ~harl' a tow-filled holiday. I I I t I I • . 6 t .. _, ... ········ ... ,,, . I It t •I '' t' f't'••1;1't•., •' .. ·:•. ! •.•••. ·, .... ~~~jil ~~~ .. ilt111JP RUN AWAY TO THE CIRCUS! Ringmaster Lauren Bacall is 1oined by a host of other stars _ from the screen, stage, sports and television. - Former Olympic star Bob SHgren and Cathy Lee Crosby perform In tandem on the ··wheel of Destiny ... Comedl1n M1rty Allen la the "eleph1nt girl" 1nd put•• tflBm Martin Sheen, uau1lly aHn In aerloua dflmetlc rolea, plays of four huge eleph1nt11 through their pacea. a "drunken" cowboy with his equally Inebriated horse. Running away to the circus Is a time-honored folded archer Bob Markworth and Tony Lo Bianco American childhood dream and show business per-putting a tiger. leopard and panther through their formers (who. some say. are only grownup children) paces. put that dream into reality this week. Eddie "Carmine Ragusa" Mekka of Laverne & Some of the top names in television, film and Shirley somersaults from the trapeze and pole nightclubs "run away to the circus" In the upcoming vaulter-turned-actor Bob Seagren of Soap walks the Third Annual "Circus of the Stars," airing on CBS. dangerous "Wheel of Destiny" with Cathy Lee Sunday. at I 9PM. Crosby wlth only their timing and sense of balahce The show la a modem re-creation of llfe under the preventing them ffom plummeting flft'/ feet ta the Big Top with well-known celebrities replacing circus ground. professlonals on the tightrope, In the tiger cage and But "Circus of the Stars" wouldn't be complete In the center ring with trained circus animals. without comic relief. and M•A•S•H stars Jamie Farr Ringmasters Lauren Bacall, Sammy Davis Jr.. and Mike Far,..11 recreate a classic clown routine Jerry Lewis, Anthony Newley and Bei;oadette Peters about two hapless painters. Even Martin Sheen, host the two-tiour &J*:lal. filmed In the giant Sports who'll ~lay John Dean In the upcoming TV version of Pavilion of Caesars Palace In Laa Vegas. the Watergate saga, "Blind Ambition," gets Into the "Circus of the Stars" features such performers as circus spirit: he portrays 1 "drunken" cowboy who Ken Norton jumping forty feet Into a flaming pool of tries to ride an equally "Inebriated" horse. , ... , -wat9r,-Vll8'1"hr Atrrlnrservtng-•1r1argeHGM:A!::.--... ~ ~ ~ ~ .> --- IUNDA Y (Continued) 1:00 D World of Svrvinl D 0 illl l'ro football Ooublt· lleldtr Game 7-0akland Raiders vs M11m1 Dolphins II Tiit Ile ValllJ a Olrectiofts Mow1t : Vir11nra City .. with Errol flynn. Humphrey Boaart ®J Ml111·12 (fJ) litvle: "Charly wrth Chfl Robertson and Claire Bloom Q) Gtt Slll1rt 0 Hiseory of lilt11CO QI) Motil: "Bufialo 8111" m Muic.e, 1111111 Y (Jic.utfttro -1:30- • I.Ast of tht Wild (])Topic a Mowlt: ~ "Th• LM War" (sci h) '69-lloyd Bridees. An11e Dickinson CID) Collep All-American football Tu111 Q) Mowlt: "Ill• and 1'1 llettle on Vac.atltll" (com) 'S3 Ma1011e Main. Percy Kilbride 2:00 D llldswotkl CD Journer to Advtnturt 11 ltftlllD CJ Abbott & Costello ® Mo¥lt: "Oedipus the ll1n1 .. with Christopher Plummer and l1h Palmer CD Movie: CC) "Hills ol Ho1111" (dra) '48-Edmund Gwenn Donald Cusp. Janel le1ah. lassie m GrHI l'trfOfl!UIKH "ltve from Lincoln ~nter" The Chamber Mus1C Society, under the d11ec11on of Ch11les Wadi.Orth perl0tms (If) fMlllll frM -2:30- ffC.11$ ~~ Tiit l..oftl SHrdl (Sf) Falllily '11rtuH 3:00 DlltWllll•ken EIMf&tMY OM e Fa111ily Fiim Fettlwal "Pufnsluf" eri..~si.., Q) Alla• Sllllth & JoMs l2J) Uttk Ratcala m si.11,,. " 0om111,. . -3:30- a lllt41t e Dolly All'SOll WrlhJms 1uests ~ .. c.t ... • llM!e: "Slltrlec• ........... (mY$) '43-Basll Rathtione llJ)f'llt ..... @GrutP.,.._.. BAllimlhN 4 :00 8KTuMltlft CD Je9r91J IKl f • Oi • Slll4ly • a c.11ttt u.AIMrica11 ,......, ... 1'1lt , .. , ...... s..a a.. • lllwle: a:> ""'~ C..htel" (d11) '&9-lamn r.obuf'ft. lll1 htlllff. ltt R•"'"~ Burre• Meltdltll, Sttrihlt Keydt11 (Note lh•l PfO(rtm co11ta111s subltet """" tiltidl mey tlOI _, wrtabla ICM cl11I dltn. P11111tal doothon b actvist•.> ....... : (t) °'hlllM'f ..... ~~ t''~-Jun1 Ham e ..... .,_.JTllt Htt ti Ille '* -4:30-u •iallt Btloce Chrmmas (I} 1111 f l(e tM NallOll IU' honsiM (29 Candid Camera ,. BIK' ~itttmtnl Awa1d1 5:00 0 fnt,.11 Of lilt Lmly Arb "Qu11 Collcert How Mus1Cal Ale Youl (R) Conductor leonJrd Btrnste1n and the New YOf~ Pll1lha1mon1C Ptt$tnl 1 mllSICal qu11 with 1lluslr1hons U Sbr Trel •"-0 --: l:C ''The to.rt Jester" (tom) ~-Danny llaye, Glynis lohns. Bu~ Rathbone. Anaelil Lansbury (tOJ """ (f2J This Is Your Mk Clli Coft&ressioNI Oul--tD National Geo1raphlc Special "The l1vin1 Sands ol Nam1b" (2iJ Tiit Gitt of Cltristmas ft41 Humanities Tllrou11t the Arts -5:30-0 Wide World of Adventure IQ) lrOMide 1\%1 Directions '71 (U I FOM (2~ Grill & Rtp1ir It ~ Tiit City That for1ol Cllristmas EV•NING I 6 :00 o e { 1. """ I forwm U SftCIAl: The AtnuM Part 1 Lou Coslfl hosts th•s three par1 se 11es IOOk1n1 into the pokt!Gll and wc11I trtSts fac1n1 Afriuns today Unm, Borden Rhodesia" locum on lhe rac111 MITIOll w1th1n Rhodts11 and "A111u in ~arch ol Itself" u ptom their poht1C1I development 8 a The Yetr Witholll Santa Claw An1m1ttd OJ LIZA MIMNEW * Joumty Batk To 01 SFM Holldly N1twor' CD Movie: It) (2hr) "lo11111ty llcl It Ot' (car) '76-VOltH of Lua M1Me1ll, P1ul Lynde, Danny lhOmn, Hc11Chel BtrNrdl, Mickey Rooney Q]) =. T7'1r _.,, .., : CC> (211r) "hllll ~ ....._. .. (com) '63-Troy Oon1hue. Connie StmllS IHl YOlllll l'..,i.'a 5"dll "Amt11C101zat1on o4 £111$" ill> Cftcklt'1 VlcWf litrHtl fm PW&t ltwl/Till lollC s.areh "loon Ends"' Final tPl10d• G>Allll"!flills Lii' Ali¥t (Al The l"'I ~ -6:30- • QI) .... .UIC ... ~ (JIT• .... ..__ 91 -" ..... 9'-o•cw &~ 7:00 •<DI.It • ..... e o•""*1111W.W" Ohlly '111t Wilt Oisllt1 World Ch1ht11111 $ptciaf" Mlm• tfhsts Rabtrt $1\leldt and L«tnt Yarnell host this music.I variety ~ur An· dru McArdlt, 01nietlc Spencer. P•blo Crurtt, P!lyths OUltt 1nd Avary TV WEEI<. DECEMBER 10, 1978 fJ QJ (fjl) (21) Santi tlaui Is Comin' To Town (R) Santa Claus discovers 1 town •here toys are I01b1dden Vo1Gts ol fred Asl~ire, MIC~ey Rooney and Keenan Wynn 0 s,.ce 1"9 9 Special Olymp1u: lhe lul Shall Be f 1111" f1l) A Ray CharlH Jau • SpetiJt From Mo11t1tu1 m Ptedae l rtaklRIJ Charlts At Mofttreu1 Jo1ninc Ray Charles 11 tht Monl"ua Jau f es11v1I ilrt 0111y Gillespie Kenny Bu11ell and iinter Esther Phillip$ JO Socm Maclt In C11many -7:30- fJ(i Vantshill& floe' 8:00 0 (I l l\L All Ill tilt family No nelwOlk mlormahon al press 11me U 12Sl QI! Ctnlennlal (2hr) 'The Shepherds lhe tension between !armers and calllemen explodu into the ran1e wars oflhe 1870s Rancher Ohver Seccombt lalls for Charlotte Buckland and Hans Brumbauah dt ccdts to take the law into hi$ own hal\d~ l1motlly Dalton, Cl11f OeYoune. Gregory Harmon l ynn Rfdgmt. ~tu Karras, Clint R11ct11t. Wilham AlhMon. 811an li~1th and Glynn I urman 11a1 11 Wild llill1do11 0 ().) (1§1 fBJ Sl'lCIAl Tiit Holltyl!IOOMn Ch11stmas threatens to turn 1nlo chaos when R•lph Kramden borro .. s lrom lam1ly and lnends to invest 1n a lolletY llCktt Jackie Glnson. M Carney Audrey Meadows. and Jane Ke1ne star CJ II 11 Writtt11 CD 1110.it: (J:) "Strttl Cllarit)" (mus) '69-Shuley Macl11ne Ricardo Montalb•n Chit• Rivera G)Stfll'forty 191 The Wilt of Mat1 m 1teit1Sfom ID OM'• ArlllJ -8:30- • Cl) (Ill Allet Allee leels she has to slop d•hna Tommy'g pr1nc1p1I. when Tommy compla1nl of utt1ne raucd. Cary Colllnl auest stars • Wild Wol'W 9' At111111t. a Tlt1i child of mixed * bloocl &•la lltlp. "Com• Walk the World'' witfl Stan MOOfle,t11111. G COIM w ... IN W«W 9:00 • CJ) •lll sn cw. Circa of Ille SI.an l111ren Bault. Sammy Ottis Ir Jerry lewis. Anthony Ne,tey and Btrnadttte Pelers s.ervt.ri' nnamag Itri I01 lh1s annua~t t1m1a1111 th•t 1ncludll top JI s ot television, 1111•. 111011011 p turts and Sl)ortJ ptrlorm1n1 twtus leats ltl•rtr Allen . Charo, BuddJ H1d1tl, Tony lo 86'11CO, lte11 Norton. ~•ltrtt Pernne and ll111trn $Ileen att llllO"I the Ms ptt1orn11111 ..... ,..., 8 THE GATHUUtGI • lt11My-hlrC WIMllll QrlstlMI Dn1111 ~Mlr1ft • c1.) l1I • * n.tn: Tiit ~ (2111) (II) Edward ~ntr D Rtitt Hoclst Q) Rtr Hv111bard m fli, Masttrpitt• Thulre in c..eo, Ctaisics -9:30- G DHty & Gohath 10:00 Cl QJ H lllC Reports: a.Hine. Wr1t111c. arid ll"ltr !his news SPfC1at t•am1nu tht dramatic increase 1n tht smok1n1 of man1uan1 by teen attn and adolescents and. the eftec1 11 has on their lrves News co1resPOn dent [d•1n Newman 1s lhe reporw u The 11111& " C.ill& G Emut An11ty Hour ID Htt Hn lttMJ' Q)~tHoclr ~41 Eve11inc at S7111pllany W V•l'lltion\ from Vienna Cuch leinsdorf tonducls the Vienna Symphony 111 ii conw1 ot 191h and early 20th century music IQ Retl West -10:30- lil Jlmmr Swauart Si-m Me-n mm ctub R c..My Cllssia 11:00 DB ((J 1'fi lltws D ®> (ftl News U l'•cesetten G Oral R•rta ID lllov11: C. "Swut Charity" (mus) 69 Shirley Maclaine John McMartin Ricardo Monlalbln Chila R1Yeta.Sammy 01v1s Jr Paul• Kelly. Stubby Kaye [Ji 700 Club Q) Day of ObtOftll U M1111·IZ 19 $Mak l'rmews m "*'" 8ruk/Mowie: Mtl1opohs" -11:30- fJ Annual Amerkln Slack • Achieve'""'' Award$ • ANric.at llta Achltvtllltllt Awanb lboM M11111ne present!. its hrsl annu1I awards 11onorin1 outst1nd1nc black men and \!Women CV The rn C14111 D U IHJ lllC LAI• Mo\'lt: (1:) "All You lltff b Caisll" (com) '78-Mick 1111er. Georet Hamson. Paul Simon. Enc Idle, Bill Murr1y • 100 Cllll ' Tt,.,_ Ill lttvi•: "A Cllrlst111u Carol" (cl1) '!11 -Aluttlr Stm. Kathleen Hamson, lack Warner. Mervyn Johll$ <ID> .... : "Cuns fOf San Seb~st11n," with Antholly Quinn and Mlltllltt Commer ., """ 0 All~ ClllW•• t.4tllf atleR -11:45-• ... ··eom. 8ack IJttlt Sheba" (dr•> ·s2-Bvt1 tanwitt. ~loll!!, flfll lilw" RICAll4 J1ec~tl . 12:00 O SnUJ ... -1:50- • "'91/IMll: CC) ...,,.. O.tr \ht P\abts'' (wu) ·~3-lu S.rut. R.llldolph Scott. Pll•llis Kwk • M OM 111111 lerry West sttrs 111 tflis ~ ol t ~h11 f1111~1 with one lat chance to tedl$cov11 the lo¥t.Ma.,m SttpltlOll, Rebtcct Baldln&. L1,r1nu ~"""""· 6'11 3t00 a lllf ... Al!llfD _9-1,. ........... --Sdv•lbM 1'1n1. _ --k d. C!1IL.lillr1JOll Co Sii! • """'"" "-'* .. , ... MONDAY DtCEMBER II fOf lllOfl!illl incl 11ternoon llstinp, plust set DAYTIME l'llOCllAMS. Below, fOf your conwenitn<e, 1re tht day's lllO¥its. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 O "lltd, Hot ud Blut" (mus) 49 Belly Hutton Vtelor M.iture Wilham Dermrest m "The Creal Zitrfitkl" Par I I (mus) 36 Wilham Powell Myrna toy F annit Broce 3:00 tt{ _c ''Stft11 In Darbess'' (dra) 69 Milton Berle 3:30 U "Udy 111 A !:Ice" (dra) 64 Olivia de Havrllan<I Ann Sothern Jeff Coley lames Caan EVENING 6:00 Do U rt J 110 ru (}a News (fl fll'.IJ (}() ABC Mond1y Ni&ht footb.111 l 1ve coverage of the game between the Los Anaeies Rams and the Crncinnatr Bencals from lo' Angeles (Note Alternal' program ming 1s hsted below rn lht hent lhal the game ts blacked oul ) U Emtrlfll(y Ont 0 l10llS!dt m Tiie ""' 111nc11 G> Slretts of S.11 r rafl«KO 14 Hrstoty of Mt1te0 m Ow1 Wy Josh loean auests m El Cllapuhn ColOf•do Jt Tte T K Oollllt $6 flmity Portr11t -6:30- D 1J U News Lti ... wrtts ~ Mer• Crill111 Show Alt,,nat, schedule m I Lo.t Lucy fE MlcllHI JKUon Show m l'asiones [nctlldicln 1$}) l'roject Unrnne 7 :00 D D Ntws D a:JJ O>fltws U The ""'1wtd C.me II (]) Tiit loller's Wild m CllJ Sil Miiiion s M•n a> Sanford & Son m lldtll1U11rt1 -.,.n (HJ lntroducln1 Bioloo -7:30- D Dlk.o Macie D Om! HorowlU' Cons.umtr l4IJliN a Tiit Dlt"'c C.mt • Tll1t'1 HollfWOOd """' T1llt r"" II Tic TIC 0oup <fD) Tht a..., St.. Alternate Schedule e .w..u ~Tiit .... ® TwtlltJ.filff Ott Front m n TllllPt ..... (II) hllil ctriM & c.. 8 :00 8 COACH LEADS TEAM? * "TH[ WHIT£ SHADOW" • Di Tht .... $llMow Tilt ch•nce of • llf•tlme-1 ,ob u 1 11etwork sportt broadmttr-comu to Coach Ruvu 1tter he's inter vrewtd on television by a IOI mer M1$S Amtflc.I, Fawn Htrrtman IUUIS. D fa31 ()ti SPECIAl A flintstone Christnus (R) rred r1tnlstone pinch htls reluctantly for Sanla Claus and makes Barney his elf as lh' two set oul to deliver Sanla s presents around the world 0 SPCCIAl Tiie AfricaM P;irl II lou Cossel hosls lhrs look into pol1l1 cal and soc1.il crrses fac1ne Afroca loday Soulh Alrtea Wtlhoul love focuses on lhe pohcy or apartheid while Sowelo lhe Secrel Ctly Sllows lhe elf eels of apartheid on I his lolally seareaated c•ly U 111111 of Ille Gypsies A pm1e w ol lht movie K1n1 of the Gypsie) s1a111ne Paul Newman and I rlly S.vllllS O UJ.O. 10 lltil s..dlu Concert Alternate Schedule m ~rol Burnett & Friends fl) Movit: (Zhr) "The Two Mrs Carrolls" (dra) 47 Humphrey Bogart Ale11s Smith 14 The Lona Seuch fE rso Evenin& lit SympllOny St111 Orawa conducts the Boslon Symphony 1n Anarch1a' and Beethoven~ Piano Concert No S1mu1mt on KUSC 91 ~rM ED Humtlllldos Y Ofendidos -8:30-m Tht Odd Couple ED EsU Nocht 0111 9:00 D e 12 M•A•s•H father Mullahy lakes betne passed om IOI 1Homo110n ph1losoph1ully until he hear\ ol th, rapid a<lvancemenl mid, by • hero1C hetteopl er pr lot lh,n Ille hther s bold actrons \lun the en111t comP.Jny 3 SPCCIAl Tiie Tur Wrtllout A Santa Claus (Rl In lh1s 1n1mated mus1ul story S.intll convinced thal M one really carrs aboul him or Ch11slmu comes down lrom Ille Norlh Pofe rn disguise lo see whats realty go1n1 on on lhe world Voices by Shuley Boolh. Mtekey Rooney, Oiek Shawn and Geoite S Irving 0 ~S llt NBC Monday Mcwit: C (lllr) "A Woman Called Moses" Pan I (d11) • 78 Crcely Tyson, Will Geei Roberl Hooks James W~1nw11ghl, Jason Bernard. Dick Anthony Wtlftams, Harry Rhodes Cicely Tyson stars'° the hle.stoiy ol Hmtel Tubman. a slave who escaped 10 freedom 1n lhe ~orth and sel up lhe undereround railroad" lo rescue olh,r slaves Thou&h Hamel saves money lo buy lier freedom. she rs lh11ar1ed when the pf1ntatron owner lu1ns her down .ind her husband- who rs half wlt1tt and free-stuls her money lh' Quakeu later help her HCIPt lo Phtlldtlphtil (P111 II airs T uesdly 1t 9PM ) 8 ..._It: ~ (21u) "ltpptlift" (dfl) 11 -MIChltl York flkt Sommer Peter Carsten. M111us Go11n1 A YoUna Btrtr!ll 0Hrct1 of Ct1m1n 1nctstry 111 Wo<fd War I is •wined as 1 S9'f to drstover the secret of the dreaded Zeppehn. w10ds up as • crew member on 1 111.ht lo Scoll1nd dttt&ned to dtstroy Bnhsh 111011lt by capturona docu men11 ot n11ronal importance II S1'£CIAl 81lly Graham's Clmst11111 Ciusadt CIJ> Mtwlt: (1ht) ''Tiier can 1111 Ttl11lty" (•es) '72 Terence Hall. h 1ley Crtl)ttr ID Mt" ;flffhl Slw .24 Great Ptrf011111nces l tve From Lrntoln Center lhe Chamber MustC Socrety under the duectoon of Charl!s Wadsworlh is ttalured fE Vrsrons Two Brolhers Judd Husch and Dmd Sp1tlbere star on Conrad Biomber& s dra111a ol a dott01 sulfe11nr incurable m1dness :tt Mcw11: lhe Sweet Rid, "'lh lony rr.inc10S<1 m Super lllwul so Cr•t PtrfOfman<ts Mourn1na Becomes [leclra -9:30-D 8 12. One Day 11 A T1111t Ann s ~111 busmm meettn& with a wraltny Atab sheik co1nc1ots w11ll a sudden upsuite in lulte s poltlteill acttv11y luvrng Ann with lhe ult1 male challenge ol htr public rtla I tons career m Un On11n1I T 20 Copru 10 :00 D 8 12 Lou Grant B1ll1t un covm a baby black market scandal but has to p1elend Rossi 1~ her husband lo gei lac ls for her slorv and Lou wtnds up as referee 3 Testimony ol Two Men U O News G> N11ht Gallery ED Ven Coom1,o SO The Amerrun Shol1 SIOfy -10:30-m fl) News 11:00 D 3 U t to '9 News D U 23 ~ll llews U l.J.lrs Club O The Lo.e E.aperts m Tht Odd Couple m Fernwoc1 21u1111 114 No.a fE Okk Clntt ED las Htr1111nos Cor1jt -11:30- D 9 Ui CBS u lt Mcw1t: Tht llocUOfd nes111kM~1'n & Wife 3 Acla111-12 0 D a .klflnny Carson 0 T wihrtrt Zont U Mme: C "On1ms of Africa" Cdra) &3 frankte Avalon Martelle Haifley Lloyd Bochner 0 Mme: C 'The Un.nhlbite4" (rom) 61 Mehna Mercoijrt James Mason Hardy Krueer 10 Mcw1t: "The Jtld&t and Jab ~r" (d11) 7Z Belle Dav~ m T1lt Cone Show fl) Gtt SNr1 fE Clptiontd ABC News 2t Sl/Sjltnse Thutre 12:00 m AHred Hitchc.ock Presents fl) Hontymoontrs et News -12:30-u Roller Superstars G> Mov1t: "Tiie Hollywood Story" (mys) 51 Richard Conte 1:00 0 ll )9 fOlftOnOW m 1i1ov1t -1:30- U News 2:00 D Mow1t: C ''StrenHI" (mus) 56 M.i110 Lann Joan r onlatne Vincent Prtee -Max, the one-homed reindeer dog, the Seunlan answer-10 Cerberus, the three-headed canine of Greek mythology, steals the scene-but not the holiday-although he Is almost led astray by the larcenous Grinch, on ··How the Grinch Stole Christmas, .. an animated speclal airing Saturday at 8PM on CBS S<JPER BUYS AT THE SOPER OOMEI RAf'tQE COO NTY'S LEASING SPE<.IALISTS .. .... TUESDAY I DECEMW 12 fOI lllOfninc and after'*"' llstinp, plme see DAYTIME l't06RAMS. Below, lor JOUI tOll\ltnltn<t, art the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 0 tC "Womt11 ol the ,rtllistofic ,,,ntl" (SC• Ii) 66 Wendell Corey Keith Lamn Irene hu. John A(ar m ''Tiit Creal lltcfitld" Con clusion (mus) 36 Wilham Powell Myrna loy Lu1st Rainer 3:00 ®J (CJ "Women In Cha1nl'' (dra) '71 Ida Lupino 3:30 U "CJ "How A•ful About All.1n" (dla) 70 Julie Hams Anthony Perkin~ EVENING 6:00 tJ u (t}J News m The Odd Couple O tim !Jll !2ll News U Emersency Ont fl) l'ro Wetblll Live coveragt ot the San 01fgO Clippers 11 the New York Knteks (Brean al 4 JOPM > O Ironside m Tiit Budy Bundi Ol Streets of San fran<IJCO !It Anyone IOI Tennyson? ED !Mr Cuy ID ~-tJ P'oliwoz (8J ftc Tac Ooup ® fretlland Sbidli11c -6:30- f) J J lfli lllJ News u~ Men Griffin Sllow m I Lowe Lucy '2l) Michael Jack~ Show. 29 The Johr's W~d ID Pa-Encend1du so, Hu11U1nitits ThrDllsh Ule Arts 7:00 D j 1U I llews D lll ID llews D TM lhwtywtd Glme O The Joler's W'lld m 1}1 (11 So Million S Man Ol SanfOld l Son 24' foods for the fa111ily m ~111ltllf11 llfllOl1 so Oesicninc HoMt lllttnon -7:30- 0 The Muppets Gilda Radot• guests 3 Chico l the Min D ~ndid ~mera D The Drtinc Glme U <10 ~f1 Holtpoood Squ11e$ O Tic Tac Oouch m Adlm·l2 ra1 Cousteau: Oasis 1n ~au fD 21 Tonicht '311 Nm 501 Newsc:he<k 8:00 tJ 121 Piper a.,a C11I shf Willis Btll d1sco..e1s romance when Hart asks him to look after his troubled " illl l11end who has asked his 1dvl(e about her ma11tal problems U "GRANDPA GOES TO * WASHINGTON".STARS JACK ALBERTSON D illJ Grandpa Goa to Wts.lti11ct011 "A Star Is Dud' Senalor Keilty Ines lo help a silent ween star prove that a Social Secunty computer mistakenly decla1ed her dead Jeanelle Nolan &uest slars 0 SPECIAi. TM Africans Lou Gosset hosts this look •nlo lhe polth ~I and social c11ses lacinc Af11C1ns loday · New faces ot Atrro pres ents four portraits of Alrican lives 'Making Up lor losl Time locusts on 1nternahonal oowe1 plays U 'I (10, at_ Happy Days Richie Gets Framed Rteh1e and lhe Fon1 v1s1t a massaae parlor to escape lhe pmsum ot a class p1es1denc, race and tht opposiflon mana&t\ to lakt some 1ntertshn£ photos f Christmu With the ltnflOll Sisten O ho Ba1'etNH live coverage ot the Los Anaeles lake1s at the Portl.lnd Trail Slaters m ~rol BllrMtt ' fritnds a> Mowit: <.CJ (l'hr) "A Hjp Wind in Jamaica" (dra) 65 Anlhony Quinn. James Cobu1n 1241 Soundstace ID Fall of urtes ii~ HumillJdos Y Ofendidos '1f1 Why the Bun Dan« on ChrlstllllS Evt f{O findhorn -8:30-u 1 1 ®J fZt unrne l Shirlty ·w~ A Does Lile" When Sh11ley accompanies Lenny and Squ•&iY lo the do& pound. and sees how does art htaled she convinces laverne IO 101n her 1n a sit down strike m ni. Odd~ ID Mi Oulu Cltant1n 11 l1ttlt 8r01111 Burro 9:00 fJ ltJ l}i CIS Tun4ar Mom: 'CJ (llw) '11lt Jorda~ Chance" ArHL.ETa .A(J1 vs Ohio State THlJRS~Y 8:00PM KHJ-TV , ... 10 TV WEEK. OECEMBEA 10, 1978 (d1a) 18 Raymond Bun. led Shackeltord, James Canning. leann1e F1tmmmons Stella Ste'fens Burr stats ~s Frank Jordan an attorney who. w1lh the help ot three youne aSS1Slants. ptO'lts the 1nn«ence of a "''on&ly 1mprrsoned wo111.1n 0 ~f 111! Tiit lie bt11t: (2111) "A W01111n blled llleMi" Cooclus10n (dra} 78 Cicely Tyson Will Geer Robert Hooks James Wa1n w11&ht Jason Bfrnard Harry Rhodes. Die~ Anthony W~liams Cicely Tyson stars 1n the true story ot Hamel Tubman a lounde1 of the under&1ound rail roid Workine 1111h the head ot the anti slavery society. Harrie! returns lo the South lo rescue her family. lh~n relurns over and over 10 lret ol her slaves U ~J ffal ~ Three's Co111puy Cleanor s Return" Jack believes Janet and Ch11ssy are go1n1 10 oust him lrom the apar1ment So he plots revenee m Men Griffin Show fD 12•1 SP'tCIAL TM 1978 Nobel Prize Awards Covera1e ol the me tn<lnies 1n Sweden, and profiles ot lhe current Nobel laureates 1501 Mnlerplece TMalrt -9:30-u 3 1aJ 1211 Tui "A Full House lor Ch11s1mu" The Ch11stmas party al lh, eara&t IS 1nltrrupled when l ou1e lhrows cab company receipts and a Lu Ve&is trip tor his mother 1n10 tlte pot H ht and Alt1 tum up in a high slakes poker aamt ID Uft OriciNI r 20 C.,CU 10:00 U DNews II 1_1 ® Stanly l Hvt~ Cover G11r· Slarsky and llut'h match llflls wrth a hit man "hen a beaullfuf model who believes shn dying from an incurable disuse arran&e\ her own murder Q) N1pt w lftry ~ Bill) G11him'1 ChrislrNs CrviHt. ft) Ven Conm1to SO Newxlleck -10:30-m m""" fD :n SPlCIAI. ~11ea4 Corr111n On the ltotd IOf ruce. lO Voter's r1pell11t 11:00 D 1J tJ t llZJ 2t News D 10 ~l OJ News U The Liar's Chm O The Lowe bptrb m "" Odd eoup1e Q) Fernwood 2Nl1hl ~.-i A New Enetand Ch11stm1s fD Dd Cavett OJ Los Hermanos Con1e -11:30- D e 1}21 The CBS ute Movie: Bamab1 Jones/ C "You Can't Win 'Em Alf'' (com) ·74 Tony Curlis D 121l t>t Jollnn7 CaflOfl O Twillaht Zone tJ (1) ClOJ 12f ABC Tuesday Movie: Ci "Sm1sll·Up On lntermte 5'' (dra) 16 Buddy Ebsen, Vera Miles David Groh, Hamel Nelson D Mme: ~ "Tlqt told Day in the hfl" (draJ 69 Sandy Dtnn1s Michael Burns. Suunne Benton m The Got11 S11ow Q) Get Smart 12{ Lilias, Yoe1 & YOll fD Captiolled ABC Mews 12:00 m Alfred Hrltllcock rresents Q) Thi Hollep!OOM f1 0) Ntwl/Varltty -12:30-u Movie: "Tiit Mu t l.owt" (dra) 46 ld1 l uprno, Robert Alda m Mo¥1t: "She "'1ecl With Fire" (d13) '58 Jack Hawkins. Arlene Oahl Denrus Prrce. Ian Hunler Q) Mowlt: "Shiktdo!m'' (dra) 50 How~td Dull Brran Donlevy 1:00 U ~f ltl Tomorrow ID MM -1:30-Cll Wanted: Dud Of Aliff 2:00 0 Mow11: (C) "loh11n1 Banco" (dra) '67 Hon! 8uchhol7 Cl) Get $11\art -2:30- " Mo.it: ''Sly tt Ill frwh' (com) '38-Ra1 Milland CD Mo.it: "Hell's Out•" Cadvl '54-Rod C.111t1011. h>an luhe 3:00 e-.n.: "IKMI w "" Strt11ttt" (com) 48 Loretta Yovna Wilham Holdtn Robert Mrtclium 4 100 e h it: "Alwars 01 StlndaJ'' (co111) '62-Cddre Bnch n. lean Prtire Aumont D Mowlt: "Tiit ltftC M1111ory" (drt) ·~-lohn Mill~ Jolin Mctlllum, rllubtlh Sttlan GI -..: "Mr Son tflt Vampire" <->'IO (WEDNESDAYf DECEMBER 13 FOi morniftl and afttrllOOll lrstinrs. plmt 1ee DAYTIME PllOGRAMS. Below, for your con.e111tnu, are t!le d1y's rnowlts. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 O "uura" (mys) 44-Gent I 1ernty Clrllon Webb Dani Andrews Jud1lh Andtr~n Yrnunt Pr1tt m "fofty·S«ond Strtef'' rmusJ 3l Ruby ~teltr. Dick Powell Warner Bailer Ceo111e 81Pnl. Ginger Rogers EVENING 6:00 D tJ rei fl News 3 J The Odd Couple CJ (fO ~f1 12tJ llews 0 Emerrency One D The .1<*11's Wad m The Brady Bu11d1 m Streets ol San FranCIKO il4 The Growrna Yun m Ower usy m Hotu Duke Hotar t t TIC Tac l>ou&h fO family '°'1rllt -6:30- fJ 3_ 11 Qt NM 8 8'sletball Sin Drtro Clrpllfr~ .ti Ille Wash1nitOn Bullels 0 Ti< TK Do11111 I~ Mef'f G!itttn Show m I l.O'ft lu<J ED MIC.llHI Jaruon lt The .l<*er's Wild 0) raSIOMS CncendMlas lO r1oild Uninrse 7:00 fJ IJ J tJ News D Qf1 IDNtwS Ill The Nnlywe4 Game C!J rro lmetball The Los Anaelts Ldktr$ vs Ille Seaftlt Suoersonrc~ horn Sealtle m (fal Sia MilliOll S Man Q) S.nl0td & Son (1'() foocb for tilt r '"'"' m MKlttll/lehrer Report 2JJ lilt Christmas Star Ila; lnlroduciq lloloo -7:30-0 WOfkl W11 ti: G.I. Diary CIJ L.t's 6o It tflt ltacts D $111 lb lb The Shn,o~ ruttl 8 Tiit Dalin& filmt 8 lb111t Tlllt T1111t uo QI! F llllilJ r twd .., Ad.1111 IZ 1R Lttltle t.Mortlum m n T Oflltllt a Tiit T• ;i1ts '1 .... (Sft c.i...t Sitntnt Kil 8100 II 11 Tiit JtfttnOM tiarry Bellllty '' lhd wllh an 1nsullerablr tady houSt '""' •nd whtn Gtottt ¥Olu11lem to 1e1 him unltuck. he 111nds up slrck1na Bt nlley w11h 90meth1na wol"A .. Qj) QI) NtC "......, ltltllt liewle (CJ (lhr) "Tht New Advrnlurtt of Heidi" (mul) '/8- Katy Ku111rn1n, Burl lvu. lonn G1v1n, M111yn Mwin, Shern• W~l5, Sun M"1htll Katy llurt1m1n ll1rs rn tht l1llt rOlt and Burl lvr~ plo~ ner grandfalher as lohanna Spvrr s mtmorabl, clmaclers art aiven a modern selling and a musrul bit~ ground 1n !hrs tale OI a &rrls idyllic Hie rn th, Strrl.S Alps lhrealtntd w1lh drS•uplion by her 11randla1her s blindness 0 alovie: C (2hr) "The MrlUln Adventure.• tJ 3 10 tt SrECIAl Frostr's W'inter Wontltrland I ht ~ous ot Andy G111f1th. Jae krt Yernon Shtllty Winters Dennis Day and Paul Frtu 11re nurd u lhe tn<:Mnlinr floldar snowman takes a wife 1n lh1s mus1Cal an1maled !alt m Carol k rnett & Fntnds Q) SPECIAi. The lm111111a11b (lhr l Pan II Conclusion Dan lavelta and May ling share a lentalrwt Irle IOtelher since lean will nol aranl Dan a divorce Meanwllil' lean has an oft and on atfa11 "''h Alan Brocker No longer S3llSl1ed llf1lh her life May ling and her son lu~e Dan and move to los Angeles lht stock markel crcJsh ol 29 leaves Dan oen nilPs~ but no .. a f"e man tie sets oul lo build ~ "'" Irle for hrmsell Stephen Machi Aimee (teln . Sharon Gless star Richard Allderson, Ina Bairn. Lloyd Bochner, Roddy McDowall. Kalhleen Nolan Pernell Robtrls JGhn Saaon Yuki Shrmoda Susan Strasberg and Barry Sullivan CO Siar 24 Cten1111 at sy~y 0> Hu111illalb Y OftfMI~ $0 Ehubtth ~ -8:30- f) t2 Good rlllleS No rntorm1hon ell our press time tJ 1' ®l lfi SP'CCIAI. Ntstl!, the l.ofta·u rtcl Cllristmu Oolt&ty The animated Yule tale of a don~ev whose handicap becomes an asse1 as he la kes loseph and Mary on then "'ondrous 1ourney lo Btthlthem m n.. Odd eo.,p1e fD Silent Ni111t Tht Vienna Boy, C001r per1orms e> l11tha Ubre 9 :00 fJ I a J f'fll Sl'CCIAl "l.owey: A Cirde of Cllildren, fllrt II" Jane Aluande1 portn1ys Marv M~ccr~cken a 1uche1 who rs so deeply comm11ted 10 leaching emo 1ron1lly drslutbed children 111 • spe c1al school thal 'he 1anom her own needs R11s McKton plays Hannah, M11y's most challenr1n1 'ludenl. and Ronny Coa pl1y1 C.I the man 1n her hit Karen Allen. Jell Lynn Guy Costley and Drew Buena-co st., 8 ll l{QI 1IJ SP'CCtAl ,.,,,, Como' 1 urty AIMf !Un Cll1ilt11111 Perry Como hosh a muSIC.ll l11nk at how urlv Ame11cans etltbrated Ctvrstmas on l«atron 1n hmorte W1ll,.mSbu•1 V1111nra lohn Wayne D11n1 Canova. l<yl•n• B1rlfr lftd I ne W1lh1m and Mii) Cho" cuts! tD Mtir.Gf'ift111SM. IHl fimt~ lht1ltt•n Amer1t1 " fD &ftat hrlorllllllttS Mourn1n1 Becomei Cltel11 " °""' Sm.\lM 10:00 tJ DICK Cl.Ml/YUlffi • HIT OF NEW SEASOIU II ft QI) OIU CY1''a U.t ~ Clark offers a tribute to Ille late Bobby Oa11n on lht oms sron of the !Ith 1nnrmsary ol th~ 1lnaer's dnlh Ulltws tJ 3 10 ilt Merry Chrlsfm1s rrOlll I.ht Grand Olt Opry Hovse Roy kult Chet Alkins Crystal Gayle Crandpa Jonts, !brbara Mandrell M1nn1t Purl John Riller and the Stalftt Btolhers celtb1<1lt lht Yule season lom lht sla&t of the world lal!IQuS OP'}land 1n NashvrHt 0 News Cl) Sl'CCIAI. Cm! A11'lh1p Dtwttn Cltnn f Otd n1rralts lh1s documenlarv hacrn11tht111 laled arrshrp age-lh' lit Of ttOOtlrns and blimps Rare foolaie 1nc:ludts ntwsittl film ol AmtflC a s Akron Otslroyed btfo1t 11 ltft the ground and I he tamou~ Hrndtnbe11 drsaslt• fI) SP£CtAl Cl1ubeth Stndos Tht Girl Wrlh 1ne Incredible f eelrnR el Vtft Conml10 SO The 1911 Nobtt Pmt Awardl -10:30- 0 m Q)llews 24 Turn1bout 11 :00 D t ) U •I 12 29 News U f10 123 1U1 News O The lm's Club O Movie· "Orders to tl1ll" Cdra) ')9 Paul Mus" (Odie Alb''' lrllldn Gish m Tht Odd touplt m fernwood 2N1rht fD Did Cavett Sllow fl) 1M Htrm1nos Cor11e -11 :30- fJ t 11 C8S ult Mowre. C "ltnms" (dra) 11 luht Ne .. mar llord Bochner Kojll D J1 it Jo1111117 CattOll 0 Twilllhf ZOllt tJ I.) 10 <lt Pollce W~n 0 Mo.it "Orden to 11~1" m Tiit Gone Show m et1 SMart 1141 Lilias, Y oS• & T Oii f1l) ClptioMd A8C Ntws 12:00 m Mfrtd Hrtcheotl Presents Q) Thi Hont1moonm -12:30- 0 MOYie: "Northwest Outpost" (mus) '47 Nelson Eddy, Ilona Missey Joseph Sc111ldkm11 tJ 3 lf0H2tl S.W.AT m Mowlt: "The 8rld1e" (dr1) 61 Volter Bohntt. fn11 Wepper a> Mowlt: lCJ "fhe Man From 8itt11 lhd1•" (wts) ·s~ Lea Bark~r. Mara Cotday, Slephen McNtlly fl)llews 1:00 D i.U ~· TOlllOtrow Iii Tiit Lowe Elflerb m Mo.re -1:30-0 Wailled: Dud ot Aliff 2:00 a ~ C.11 ol tlle Mon" ·-.s I onr ~ YOll lrve" D Mwies: formr ~lld • Day lflt Gtnll, CunNn · Q) Cet Snltrt -2:JO-e Mow1t: c-..,., l'rkl GlolJ~ (tom) )2 lamu Caa11ey, Corinne Cllvel, Dan 011lty, Robert Waanrr ID Mootles: Cwrl 8111n from Outer Space," "I Mm1ed A Wrich" -4:30- 11 SIM U..ra SM .. ..,. 11 THURSDAY DECEMBER 14 for motnina and atte1noon ltstlnas, plem m DAYTIME nOGRAMS. Wow, lot your comenientt, art the day's fllOWitl. DAYTIME MOVllS 12:00 CJ CCJ "Halllllll l..tt" (adv) '53-Macllonald Ca1ey G) "His Brother's Wrfe" (roml 36-Robrrt Taylor Barbara Stanwyck. lean Hersholt 3:00 <JD) CC) "The Qu1t• Gun" (wes) '64-Audie Murphy Mttry Ander! limes Best 3:30 U CC.. "Set llo b il" (dra) 71-Mia Fa110• Robin Barley OOlolhy Alison. Diane Grayson EVENING 8 :00 U U CJJ Cf.2l lttwS CD Tiit Ocld Couple D CIDl <H> <ttl flews l!I Emtrsenq Ont Cl Ironside m TIM Brady Bvnch 8) Sheets of San Francisco 13.t Deslpi"a Hoftlt lnteno" f2lt Owr bsJ Opera star Luciano Pavarolti 43 discusses opera his lam1ly and post "hremenl mm plllls Colll.umer upert 811bara Cteu offers advl('e mu C11no in ric: Tac Oouah flt F1•llall4I Sltltllut& -6:30-u (llJ OJ llews I 8 CIOU·Wits JI' U !! Men Griffin Show ID I loft Lucy fll) Mid\HI Jacbon Show 01 Irene Kassorla discuss~ her wor~ #1lh aul1shc children partnllng and 111i111lal inf1dehtr 29 Tiie Joltt'J Wiid ED '•Jionts Enct11d1du $0 Hum1111ftes Thtoul!I Ille AIU 7:00 0 ' u llews e (u m 11ews D The lltwly'ftd Game O IJ The Joler's Wild G) ill t2I Sit Million $ Man m Sanford ' Son 124 Foods for Ille flmily ED The lhdleillletlm Report ~ Oesi111ln1 Home lnterlon -7:30- 0 DISCO Mali< 1 ~ 1 WHd World of Annuls D In Se11cll 01 IJ The Dalin& Game U The lion& S'-t l The Sl.91 Bmty Show u TI< Tac Oouah !OJ QJ) Match Game ,M m Ad1m·l2 il4J lnsi&M fD 21 Ton1pt 1".J) llm 150.. lltwxhtd 8:00 f) I 12. The Waltons ltuabelh al •ae lh1rteen upruences lment love lor lhe new mmrsler on Walton s Mountain Andre• March •ho mis l1~enly think$ Cun is teSPQnsrble 101 sterrl s11ns of love lhal "ally wert done by Elr11beth ACROSS DOWN • l Kitcti1.n worker S Lunch spet 9 LOUIS 10 Every 12 Hold 15 Motionless 18 Employ 20 Yoko's 21 Poison 22 MHn1e 24 Stile 25 ltlli.n tor they 28 Tramp 31 Powder 32 Attached 34 Trips 36 ,, 37 A<tor YOl.lf\I 39 Flrat woman 41 Atttrwafdl 42 Scantt 11'\d 111e An1Mr at tl\d ot tht Saturd1y IOl,l ..... 12 2 Further 3 Scottish f andchtld 4 Sea wee 5 Types ol hats 6 Capone 7 Soari~ \ctue to puz.l1e answer 8 Elevated Cclue to puule II answer) Beats 13 Get .. ot (ellm1n1te) .. f11lure 16 Carpel'lter l CIH 17 Abbfev111ton I Or Lorrall'le 19 Musleat sounds 23 Improved 26 ~Otd flJh 27 29 As one ~ M1p 1bbtev11tlol'I• 33 Prtmlnatr 35 Brllbottd 36 Happily ·••• after 38 For e111mple 40 ··-· 0111 D 121 1u, Ooua H1n111n1's Wofld of Ma&IC Masler 1llus1on1s1 Henornt eoes bat~ rn lrme to anc1en1 (&YP1 China and med1tval England w1lh lrve premiere maerc acls lht M11aculou~ Oen of T1eers lht Pluntom 8ut1erfl1 !ht Stalut ol the P~raohs The Pyiam1d~ al Wondri and fhe Maeical !run• ol lnhn1ty U Mowtt: C "Alncu Saf111" u 3 10 'tt lil«l ' M Hidy Mor~ s flrsl C1111s1mas Moi~ 1) lr1&htened and overwhelmed by lhr mad rush ol his Inst Ch11s1mu uni 11 Mindy e~p1ains lhe meinrn& ot th, earth observance lhrn with childlike innocen<r ilnd IOY hf b11ne~ the llu, Ch11s1mas sp1111 to Mindy s family and her la11 wtalher lrrend Su\an 0 BASll£TBALL TOIUTE! • ATHLETES IN ACTION VS. OHIO STAT£ D Colltce Buhtball Athlete~ 111 Action vs Ohio Stale Bud,ves ID Carol Burnttt & friends &l Movie: C (2hr) "Track of tht Cat" (wes) '~4 -Robt1I Mitchum lab Hunter leresa W112h1 Diana l yno. Wilham Hopper 24 The Adams Chronicles m llowa ED Humilkldcn Y Oftndldos $~ Daniel fester MD -8:30- .. 3 10 129 What's Happtn1n1 No Ctolh~ Makr lht Man Orsperale lor money Ra1 lakes a tob as a nude model and his chances lor lhe rob he rrally wanls ii a news paper seem lo be \POiied ~uuse hrs clothes art slolen m The Odcl eoup1r rv WEEK, DECEMBER 10 1978 ED Mt Secreta111 50 Tur111bout 9:00 O e 12 H1Wa1i F iYt-0 When a 1>1om1nrn1 Canadian businessman 1e11slr1rd undtr an ilSSumrd name al a W11k1~1 hotel rs thr Yrctrm ot a h1I and run d11vr1 McCarrrll •s lacrd w11h one ol lht mosl b1mre casrs rn thr history ol his unit e 2l 3t ll0<kette • lio11dily lr1butr to thr R1d10 C1ly Music Hall Ann M•1err1 rs tht s111 and Gregory Pee• rs thf host for lhrs rnlt•ti1nmrn1 spec•il lrlline tht \!Ory ol Nrw Yo1k C1ly s limed l1nd mar). in music #Olds and dancr In add11ton lo thr Roc•rllrs lhe A'orld) most l•mous chorus hnr 011hann Ca11011 Crerr Caison lack lon!l. Beverly Sills Ben Vtrren and Alan King gurst U 3 10 19 Barney Miller Toys' While New York sparkes w11n lhe holiday sp1111 Barney Miller and his ded1caled drlecl1vr~ deck lhe halls ol lhr IZlh precmcl w11h a clauslrophohrr robbe1 1n a tong \land1ne case 01 IOy 1ndu)lry espionage ID Mtn Gnlfin Sflow 24 Shades of GrttM fD Bernstein liO ·An Apprecral1on l1v, from Woll Trap·· Bernstein cele bra1rs his f>Oth bulhday •rlh lhe Natrona! Symphony Orchtslra con dueled by Msllslav Roslropovich w1lh 8trns1ern s comoos•t10ns hr&h h&htrne !hr evroing Pi.in1s1 Andre Plrvrn 1etrtn Lauren ~Clll tom poms Aaron Coplind luku f01) and Wilham Schuman author l1lhan Hrllm1n sol)(ano Ch11s1a ludw11 and v10llnis1 Yehudi Mrnuhrn qurst m lloches Tapatias lOJ The I.oft& Search -9:3-0-a \~I (i}J (2f Soap Carol ltam lodrt st1nd1ne al lhe allar on lheor wtdding day Mar~ tells Burl she •nows about hrs alf11r and the kid nappers lell Danny and Burt where lo lea~e Elaine s ransom money m Un Orrtinal Y 20 Copt.ti 10:00 f) ~r~by/Betty's Lower * Killed/ls She Guilty! 0 l ru la111H, lonts Betty s blossoming romance with a dynamrc •oune busiotss ueculrit turns to tragedy when a mys1ert0us assailant I01cts her mto a ca• amdent that kills her t11end 0 0 ,..., U :r fOl tat SPECIAL l'reslcMnlial lntervie-1! Barbara Wallm queues President and Mn Carter rn a taped interview schedulod lor earlier loday II> Niaht C.llery 1~ A Place of Dreams W Ven Conm110 $~ llttne:htd -10:30- CD W llews l30 Oefusltlt Cance1's Tlmt Bomb 11:00 D 131 U <L 10 19 llews 8 II t t2) '1t News U The lqr'1 Cl~ 0 Mowte: C "Child Ulldtr A Lt1f" (dra) 74 Dyan Cannon Doiiald Prlon Iosep/I Campanella m The Odd eoup1e Cl) Fernwood 211iPI 1~ Hln.,.uh St>ecqf fD Dd Cavttt S/lo9 (9 los Htrmanas <Matt SO Snea• Prewitws -11:30- 0 e 11 cas Late Mow11: M•A•s•H1Co1umbo 1J 1211 3t lollnny CallOll U Tlrilicht Zone U 1 31 M l 1291 Starny & Hutch CD Tiit eon, SMw Q) Get Smart lil Ulln, Yoe• I You 6l) C.ptlontd AIC ""' 12:00 CD Alfred Hitch<oc• Prtttnb II> Tht llontylllOOntn O)lltws -12:30- " Mowie: 01 l~• and Duort C11111fs ol Stepllt11 Haw•t Mu1dt1 1n the Rtd Bain" 6 I (10) llf) $.W.A.J. m llowlts: 1he Plundtftll Planets AaJ1ni1 Us. 'lllt Sword""'n m Mo.le: l:.l "b&Mcl 1n ,,.. Sun" (d1a) ·57 H"ry Btl•lon!t 1:00 11 0~ ,...,,.. G l'1lt LM fJ,W CD Moirie -1:3-0-D Wlllttd: Deaf• Alltt 2:00 D MIN: ''fllltt•11 llawr1" (dra) '5 l-Gme l\ellr. Paul Oourles 8•1b.t11 Bel GtddH D Motlts: "The Suhn" 'flit M111l•." "Wanltd Ond °' Allve " ( FRIDAY DCCDIBER IS r or morntnc lnd afternoon lislinp. please set DAYTIME PRO"IAMS. Below, for your COMellitnce, are Ille day's inowies. 0Am1u MOVIES 12:00 0 ~ "A111~1t AU ft11s" (adv) S2 Errol Flynn Maureen 0 Har Anthony Quinn CD "11'1 A Won4tr1ul Wolld" (mys) 39 Claudette Colbert. lames Slewart l:OO r1b) ~ "Hlm Birthda7 Wuda lune" (dra) 71 Rod Sttigei Susannah York J:30 U •.C "S...et. Stiff! Rachel" (dr;i) 1 I Ale1 Oner Stefanie Powers Pal Hingle, Ch11s Robinson Louise latllam. Brenda Scott 6:00 fJ 0 I~ (ilJ ltews 1 3 l"he Odd Couple D fl!IJ '2fJ /3! """ U Emercency Olte 0 Ironside m The BtJdy Bunch m Streets of $In francd<o '' hm11y Portrait fD Freestyle Good S11ns· ron1 playtd by Kathy W1fbt1t ol lht R .. t1~1dt School loi the Our ioins lh~ class bul none of lh~ students know f)ltcrsely ho-lo ad loward h,, [qu1lly contused ~ t~eu lt4thtr Mr Roper playtd f)y lUtSI stai franl Aletttt m LI Cnada at TICTK Douth SO family l'ortr•rt -6:3-0- 0 3 11: n News e , Crou-Wlts 101 Men Griffin Sltow m I Lon lUCJ tiil MlthMI IKUGll .2t1 Tht .loller's Wild m "~ (nctndl4n SO Pl'Ojed Uniwtrtt 7:00 D <J.J 0 Ntwt O Q.11 ID lllWI • The .....,.._ C.Mt D (I) Tiit .lolltf''S WiM ID ll %1 t2li Sil MllHoa S Man d> s.ntor• & S... fD Mat"9il/lalwt1 Report (J4' f 11111 Dlcnt -7:30-u Tiit Nert St., Beyond 1) CJ) Tiit """"' IJ SUI knty SM e n.. DatMs '-"" • Gl 8 1 ~ $41111• G Tic TIC IMcit QlMPl-'2 9 ~ Ttill&flt li)Zlf""'91 (ffl1'twt $0 Vattr'1 ri,tllrit 8:00 fJ tl.., """'" O•m Prrlltf's lftvtshCAllOfl ol a WOftder Woman 1mpoitor but 1 herorc ont- IHdi her Into the world ot h1ut• couture •nd • btztrrt Klltma 1nYolv· '"I yet another boaus Wonder Woman 8ob St11ren 1uut ittf'l D @ CllJ Difl'rent Stroku No nth•Olk 1nformalt0n al ou1 press ltmt 8 Mow11: C.CJ (2hr) "Wllere llo Yuttures fly" (dra) 'SI Anlhony Steel Drnah She11d1n til T§) I.ff DoltnJ & M111e In a show h1ghl11hted by a f1m1ty h1s1 and yuletrde caro~ and lun Donny and Marit ttltblate Chustmas in Ulah w1lh then lallm molher and 1111rty one Osmofllls J_ Sttlior lallr- 0 M"11: -c:. (211r) "llllUIOll 81tu1u" (adv) 68 Vtra M1le1 Denn~ Weaver Kerth lmen CD Carol Sllmttt & flrtMI &> Sl'ECIAl Tht lmmi1rants (:>hr 1 (I!) See Wednuday 8PM lor storyline W ~~I _so, Wasllinat011 Weti ID Humilt.tdos T Dltndidol -8:30-e 12~ 1l)J Who's Walchinc tht Kicls? ·r r.1nk1e s S11teenth Birthday" When rran~1e and his clusmate Peggy. ta~e Larry up on his ofle1 to ltt him sludy 1n his apartment they become lhe sub1ecl of gou1p about making out ' and hankie learns 3 valuablt tesson rn 11ow1ne up .t K"n's People CD R,1111 Hi1hlipb '71 W '24 ® Watt $htel Wtt~ m Cd1111do II 9:00 O f 1u Tht tncre41blt H~t• David Bann" 1s woik1nc on a wild cal orl 11g when $1bolaee sm lht ne .. totll .ibl11t Whllt l1y1n1 10 pul oul lhe hie 8anne1 1s allack,d by lhe saboteu1 D 23 :Jt The ldd1t Capra Mysteries {?hr) Oy1ne Oecfara1o0n C~pra hears a dyinc pohceman Kcuse an ea p1ost11ule turned sue cessful businesswoman 01 !>tin& his assailant only to ln1n lat" that lhr ilCcused ~s rela1ntd his law l1rm to defend her Barbara Ru~h and 1 roy Donahue &uMI star 0 ( tl OI 121) ABC f 1l41J Mowit: rcJ (2hr) "Loni JolllfltY BK•" (dr a} '78 Mike Connors, Clori~ leathman, S1eohan1e Z1mbahst Ille true sto~ ot a leenaae airt who lights couraaeously to frvr. fully allftr ~ crush1n11 accident and rs supJ)Olted by the t~ltl01d1nary Ion and undtt s1and1ne ot her lam1ly • m 11tn Gt1tt1n S11ow ~41 Cmt Ptrfonnanas · Mournrna Btcomes Cltctr•" m ... lnt•m•t Tllil ..... (~Non -9:30- G) U11 Orls1111l T 10 C.,Us 10:00 8 Cl ()21 nrltlt Hip Sitdt and Croo""" ~Obert Goulet 1uut sta1' IS RtUtt Wuton the aotalthy fut IMni publ1$1\tr ol tilt llCJ 11111 mara11ne Broneo. 1111~ wllo Sun Wut Pllol Oou1 Marth IS te11d1n1 O'ftt tht aflectrons of 1 tusc1ou1 female hleanwtltle lrsa 11 try1n1 lo lend oft a 8io11Co pholOfraphcr •ho ••nts to photo her 111 n~lllfat .. """ • 5'lM ""' ....., .,...,.. Pleast sec WedneSda1 •I IOPM for detarts. @ Olmetll Sis-. "Girl Wrth 111t lncltdlble retlrn .... ......... •n.trt TV WEEt< DECEMBER 10. 1978 O> Ven Conmieo 50 Cowboy CIJsslcs -10:30-m O>""' 11:00 o , a 1u (1~ at Mews D 11}1 ~ Ql> 1't'flS a The Lilt's aw 0 Mowte: C. 1llt Mid lomMr" (susJ 12 Vmce Edwards Ch~ck Conrt011 Nev1llt Bland • m Tht Odd eoup1e Cl) ftrllWOOd llll&M ~ BIMt P'tf'SlltdiYt on the """ m Did c-tt m i... '*1111"°' eoi .,. 5l. News "'"' llJtional -11:3-0- 0 e, cas Late Motit: The "" Awen&ell/~J "Alfre4 the Crut" (his) ·74 David Hemmings Michael York Colin Blakely D «'1 ()fr lollnnr Canon B T1'ilifltl Zant 8 l]) 'tGI iltl S.ret1• m The Gon1 SMw &> Gtl Smart ~~ Utlas. Yoea ' YOll 6l) AIC Captioned llt'ln 12:00 CD Mt 8o1 m The HoMy.-nell fD Mowlt: "Alltel With A Trumpet" ld•a) ·so Mana Schell Os~ar Werner (1leen Herht O)llt'ln -12:3-0- 3 ~p fKlory Daco Q Mowte. '11lt CossKhu llOVJ 60 John Dir• 811~mort 8 lllO•tt: C "Tiit ¥1111p11ts" (hor) 66 Cordon S'ott C11nna Ma11a Cinalt l&cq11es Sti nas 10 "'°'11: "lacly for. lllcllt" (dll) •2 John Wayne. loin Blondell m Alfred Hitd1coc• htsettts ID Mo"t: IC "Carmen lonea" (mus} ·~c Hairy Btlalonle. Ooiolhy Dandrrdae Pearl Barley 1:00 fJ Slew Edwards Sltow 8 12,Sl ()11 MicltliaJll $tletl1I I) Tllt lowt bptrtJ ID Soap f KlWt l>bto m Mow1e -1:30- • WllltM: Dud °' Aliwt ID "'°'11: "Tht Su "'°"" (draJ 41 Cd,_11d G Roo1nson. Ida Lupino lohn Carheld Al1und81 knol 8111) f•ll&tllld 2:00 fJ lletrs/lltfWlt: "Tiit l·Sllapd Rtonl" (d11) '67 ltsht Ca1on. Tom Belt £mt1n Wllh1m1 .. lllleirie: "Dtllll .. • In" (drl) ·73 Amf D.tyan Akrm hmrroff J11n Clawdro ·~ S-r1 -2:30- • ...-: "A ladlatl ....., .. (d!1) '61-Rr11 Tush!ncllJm -3:»- • llfrit: "Di." (dll) ST Sit Mineo !ritn Mtllh. Suun llohntl •100 • -...: "Diel ..,. •t ..,.. (mys) '4S Stbutr•n C.bot, Don Stanntrd, lama!f 01$111. D llttnt: ('C) "Pllieh4" (tus) '71 Grnt Lollob1111dt, [YI AMiin, ltan Louis Trint11nt11t I SATURDAY TV WEEI<. DECEMBER 10. 1978 D .u Yor1's Spate RKt 0 (~ ~ fanaf1ce &iJ Wamtd: Dtad or ~in Cl) t)f Collett football Cardtn Sta It Bowl Cover a&' of Cardtn Stale vs A111ona State lrom He• lmt1 tD On<t Upon A C~UK ORDER YOURS NOW • • • . ,~ .... • • ·.. ~ 7U< ~.,;..~P .}J< c. . • DlCE.lllBER 16 MORNING 6:00 D SunrtM Semester U That's Cat This wet._ s ~how 1ncludts a him aboul a ~ml to a klC~ tatlOly a 50!1& him about a boy his do& and his skateboard all4 anothtr son& him about doOfs L Su1uise Semester O Com11111nity ftedllKk ID U nivenrty of the An -6:30- D Camera Three U Land ol tllt last 0 D111net t l • TV Ctawoom 0 Oney l 1'.oliath :ll Rul Esbte ~pr11sal ID Speak Out Cl) Infinity hctory -10:30- 3 lltAA football P1onttr Bowl I ums to bt announc'd O llCAA football o ... s1011 II Play oll I ums to be •nnounctd 0 Ho,liolll Cawdy ID NHhvillt Musa< ED Frteitylt 29 Pink I' antlltr 11 :00 U 2) fabulouS funnin ID National Ceoa11ph1C .29 ABC Weekend Special I ht W1n1ted Colt Conclusion Ste 7PM Channel I 101 storyhnt m fantana hkoll l~'J.. • • • fD Captioned ABC News I ~ Stllth -11 :30-u 23 Bay City Rolltn 0 D111nel fD Grin and Repair It .29 Amtrkan Bandstand ED MUSK• Colomb11n1 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND ~:;,;;-,~ ;o;p<:;.-;,:; ;,;,;--,:.:,:,;s,-~ -:--;s-;o:;;,,.-;-o 1 1 Pilot Pnntino. 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Lionel Barrvmorf fl) IMilfll -8:30- 0 (J i (21" $upet1n•llCIS m SMllefll C.tifooua fD 111.tsterpiett TMalrt O> bu b Lt Vida 9 :00 m~w.Stt11 O>liloM -9:30- • IW llf'l P1t '-- D till~Y~ e Me11 e: "Welh h rao" (•es> ·37 Joel MtCru I loyd Nolan \101 NCAA foatlllll T tam\ to bt announced II) Yo1 "-"" m ZOOlll llll Lool Allft \ 10:00 fl (f.ll "9 f oatNA live coverate o( the 1 ht ChtCaco Bo" al the Wuh1na1on Reds\1ns AFTERNOON 12:00 D That's Cal films on Walttr Lant/ ol Woody Woodpec~t• tame kilts ~nd the )ti Propuli1on l'b 0 Yoyaae to the Bottom °' the Sta 0 Tht Us! Sidt llicb ID Sovt Tralll 2} Vtttllblt Soup l• Tht Growtna Years tD Mil Child ' Co ID Wallet Mtrudo -12:30-u 23 Nfl '71 io Disco 10 tD C1nemati< [yt 1 :00 0 e 1 02 CBS Spo<b Sptclltular U ~fl ()t1 Pro Football P1ttshurgh Steelers al the Denver Brootos 0 The Bi& Valley ID The Out11 Limib 11 t Bi& Blut Marble Cl) Alju Slftitll ' Jonti 12~ HlltOfY of Al1 m Mo.it: "lulu •nd Jim" (4rl) 61 Jeanne Moreau Oskar Wrrner 111 NCAA FootbaM m WcKW Cup Socttf Hichl111111 -1:30- lil ) Tiit Piilk hnllltl I\) M!Mtl ' Costello tO' "°"9: lau1t & tllt Adventures of Nreu • with lUSlt ltd Allin ~a1k M111nd1 12;Afft,,.....Mo.it 2 :00 D 8'tlln1J 11 C$ UC w.t•enc1 s,.tlal fh' W1nted Colt" Conti Whtn the "'inttd colt drsapfH'lrt at••n younl Charin a<M!s rn p11<$u1t ~nd l\lni 1nlo an old hermit who cla11M ht hu seen Comet fly ....... 1111,...iMe CD ltllft WaJM Clatala IJOI Prajed Unlwme -2:30-u American Bandsbnd ® Shldts of GrHnt 3:00 U Tl11111 I Sup11 S.Wn 8 fa1111l1 fi1111 ftJhVll l1ftlr Rascals Ch11stmas" MO'flt: "SuspiCloft" 41 Cary Grant. Joan Fonta1n' CiJ lllotlt: CC) "The Surf m Mob" (dr1) '60-Robtrt Slack. K'tnan Wynn, Neville Br and ®) Mowie: "Clluu" (adv) '67 -ROd Taylor, Einest llofenm' CD Mowit: CI:) "Frankenstein Must le Ottt1oye~" (sci Ii) '70 Peler Cushing, Simon Ward r rtdd1t Jonu m Guttfl Tac 0> Rosita rttu -3:30- BrHy lunch U Tiie Winners Good Luc~ On Sunday" A review of the career ol P11tsbur1h Steelers fullbac~ franco H11r1s and hrs tan club. 'Franco's lt1han Almy" Clll CIS s,orts Spectxular ® A lltw Enctalld Christmas fD Economkally Spuklnc (91 '{lie "'1win1 Years 4:00 My Tllr" Sons U Saturur Cl) Mowie: CCJ "'iratn of Tortu11" (dra) '61-llen Scott, Rel'1 Jonnson i2IJ Mowlt:"How Sweet II Is " w1fh Junes Carner and Debbie Reynolds <Hl lt'sbtiybody'slusinm fD limo C.sorthlm !BJ E111tt1t11CY Ont m Super SllGw (8) Mofle: "Wild R1vu " with Montaomery Chit and let Remrck -4:30- u $pact Auel•'"' CD llfl GalM tf t11t W1t• • Tlris 1s t11t "n fD Spain !HJ Desicnln1 Home Interiors 5 :00 • llfl Galllt of tllt Wtt• g St.11 Trt• 8 Cl) 1211 AllC's Wide World Of s,.m The ''Soulhern !>00" stoc-k car race from DarlinC1on. South Carolina and a wotld fraure skatanc u hrb1hon from Ottawa, Canada, ue featured -Cll CJJ r_. " ~ Arb. m Mowlt: CC'.l "Uttlt I.Jura I lit Jollft" (adv) '73 Karen Black, F1b11n forte ®""" m Mewle: "Mir1d1 o. l4111 Street" (dra) '\7-Mawreen O'H1r1. John Payne. Edmund Gwinn. N1tahe Wood, Jhelrn1 Ritter. Cm lockh•t1 (fJ) H1-. I ni• fD St« 5e«et GI Ooll4e T "1lliM ll CamlM -5:30- • TM US.000 ~-cm Ale's Wide w.rtd 11 s,..1s o wsa.,..,.. ®f,..,.. RllltreMll!cl-.o IVININ6 8:00 ••w ... • llM: '1..,_.. (com) '37- Cel'y Gftttt, Comt111U Btnntlt II))"" ..... ..... Cl) Mowie: (2hr) "Deu Ht1rt" (com) '65 Ceuld1nt Paee !UJ Christ11W Is ili .. bop f1l) T11rn1bout ED Curro Jimenei -6:30- 0 (}) u (21) Qt lltws D Mary TJltr Moore CJ 'ro lnhtblM live toveraee of the Los Anaeles takers vs Pheen11 Suns from Phoema ilJJ Ad1m·12 ® FttlinJ Free m Julia Cllitd & Co. ~ E'°'*"iully S,Ukm1 7:00 0 Sl'fCIAt "Zool Suil The Play and the Promise • Emer1en<y One D Cosmic Ch1istmu Ihm beings from outer space learn lhe mean1ne of Christmas. !hanks lo a small boy and his family and friends m 1n1s animated science hchon adventure U E1nltnesa Los An111n lll The Unknown Wat tml Tlllt's Hollywood CD llll all QI Tht uwrence 111e1• Show Ill> Name Thi! Tu11t f8J Once Upon A Cl.ask fD California T011iltlt m Boline from Mtako (JOJ Austin City limltt -7:30-u Fanuly Feud U Matth Glme r.M. rmi ~ Tiit Chup Show illl Con1rasional Outl* fZ1) LihtM Wind 8 :00 U tl~ Sl'fCIAL How !tit G11nch Stolt Chris111111 Th! Conch trres to e1ase Ch11slmas f1om the ltny town of Wllovrll' by stealing all tht presents and !tees. only lo d1scovei lhat lhe rul s111111 ol tht $tuon " btyond his cove1ous iJl&p. D !l)J (ff) CHIPi Down time" When Ponch s lovingly rebuilt ca1 is stolen and lound wrt(ked lusp1ct0n locuses on a pretty g11I who lives in his 1i>arlment compl11 D Movie: "Tepper leturm" (com) ·41 ROiand Younc Joan 810ndell • j DJ l2tJ Wtkomt Bae• !lotter No inlormat1on from the nttWOI~ at OIH plt'St tt'"' (J) c.tle1t Wttbltt Covenae of the Sin Oie10 Slate Al1ecs vs the UCLA Bruins at l01 An(tles CD Srt:CW. Tiit "-'Jal llllet Narrated bt M1kha1I 8aryshnr~ov CD ltM WIJN Cfasala 9 Tftflty.fou1 Out '""t U SolHMllU,. -1:30-a THE TINY nu * AN AU FAMILY Anlmatecf Specill from THE llU smoc • crz srccw. ,,.. n., ,,.. (11) The 111111111ed m11Sal story, 1boul tovt and shlrlna. focuses on • folltly httlt 1111 bcl11eMed by for"t 1n1mals 1nd 1 small pine bu and flow lhty wit Chnstmas toaelhtt • <m a c.itw CMtitry "Hurntane Jui>tt'' Chief Roy lms 111tredibl1 problems when JHptt DtWtll. the 109 locll N1honal Guard offict1. btcomes masttr of Ille IOWll's fatt as I lietteaun M lhrtaltM to wipe Cllftlon Cotn • aft the map @ ......... 9:00 0 Il) CIS Saturday Mo.it: ~) (2'1r) ''Wllo Will Slwe Ovr Chitdrt11r· Cdr;i ) 78-Shulty Jones. Len Cauou, Lee Ann Mitchell David Schoot Concllata Ferrell. f ranees S1e1nha1en A childless couple very hilPPY hvm1 alone on lhe11 small l~/n. are ur1ed to caie 10< two youn1 cfirldten wllO have been demted by 1hw irresponsible parenls D t1J Ol L1fth111 No network 1nlormatron al our press hmt 0 Movie: lCJ "The Tamin1 of Ille Shrft" (com) '67 [hubelh faylOI Rrchard 8urto11 Cyrrll Cusack U I lfOl ltt IMt Bolt Sttmenls are Double Wedding iw1lh 1wms. Cyb and Irish Barnstable Da11d Nel~n and f red r ravatena 'Tht Ven111loqu1sl " w1lh Rutll Bum and Sid ~~1 ~nd Julie falls Hard." with JOny Roberls 8 Soundstlce fD ®1 A rltu of Dreams ft) Bo1in11News 10:00 D (11 l)f WH~elld Nev.s macuine co anchored by I loy<I Dobyns and l1nd1 Ellerbee U Co11t1e lashtblll UCLA Bruin$ vs San Die10 Slalt laped U 3) W aJJ Fan1try Island Srements include Moon Madness w1lh Eva Gabor and Jack Dam and 'Vampire with Robert Reed and luht Sommars 1 ( Chris1Ns in "" En1tllld Rod Mclluen stars 1111fh Dusly Sp11nglield and lht SI Paul's Boys Chon Cl) SrECIAL Mowles 1n 811ck·75 Yt111 Ma11lyn Solomon hosts aloo• 11 15 yurs ol black involvement and lonlrrbutrons lo ltlm makm1 culmmatmg 1n a lrrbuie to intrrna l1onal acloi ilnd sina101 s1a1 Paul Robeson Special euest Ha11y Belalontt shares personal memor1h ol Robeson and his 1mp1ct on black pertoimers film excerpls ol Crcely Tyson Sidney Po1t1ei. Ethel Waters, 8111 Bo1an1le$' Robinson Ooiolhy D1nd11dge lou1s Armstrong, Pearl Bailey and olhe1 person1h11es who helped sillpe lht black screen 1maae Wiii bt lll(iuded m llf1 W'isions Jq'J Mowie:"Hattr Street" m"ews 0) Movie -10:30- 11:00 fJ <Jl 8 ®...., TV WEEK OECJMBER tO 1978 e c.t. M ,...., CJ Sealnd Citr CD HAPPY HEE HAW YULE * TENN. ERNIE TONITE m """"' fl}) Mowie Cl) Ftrnwood 2Nl&lll a Ad•m·12 '.2t ~11t ol tfle McMlth s~ Sovnctstace -11:30- 0 Mowie: "Rtqllllm for a HtnywtiJhl" (dra) '62-Anlhony Quinn. Jackie Cleason luhe Han!\ .1.. MerY Grtff111 Show D (lli flt Sllurd1y Nialrt liYt U Monster lblly U Mowie: ~J "Man 111 tht Wilderness" (adv) 71 R1tha1 d Hams John Houslon lohn 81ndon tJ Comedy Shop D Mowit: .c.,, "S1flnic'' (sci It) 69 Magda Konopka, luho Ptna td Movie: "Dead Rec~nr' (mys) 46 Humphrey Boeart Cl) The R•ies 11! Van1St!lfl1 Flod fD Mowie: "Derby Day" (dra) ·55 Anna Neaeie. M1thael W1ld1ng 12:00 1 f Movie: "They Drift By Nifhl" !dra) 40 Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sheridan Ceor11t Raff Ida Lupino m Mootlt• (CJ "Sbupttrhoust f.,,, .. (dra) '72 Mrchael Sachs. Ron I 1ebman Valerie Per11ne -12:30- 1:00 e n 11oU Co11ce1t U MowitS: !he ltnlh V1C11m lht Spider S11 Men · 1:00 ,ttl News CD Mowia: "S1lli11 lh, Sltaoeer Wore A Gun -1:30- 0 Tiie UYtntunn Cl) lllowie: lCJ MCurM of "' root" (hor) 17 Wilham S1monm 2:00 CJ lfo'1tS: '11Tac~ Sun, · Tilt H .. ~ of Castille" -J:S0-0 Morie: ~ HUAlloly W'lfe" (M) '57-Rod Sleieei D11n1 Oo1S Tom Jryon Mant W1ndSOt , ... ,. TV WEEK. 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