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S.513SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2.4, 1979 TEN CENTS 7 Cops Missed CdM Ban dit; Coroner Calls It Suicide By .JOANNE Rt:V Ol.~ 01 "'-O.tty ll'lkol \l•tt r The robbery ~Pt'l'l tho~ht to havt-~n io.l1un b)' NC'\#port • Beach poh<'e> aftt>r a -.a, '"i' .ind loan holdup actuully comm1lh-•I s uicide. uc.·rordmt( to uutoJlW 1 t• s uits I nvesttgators fo1 the Oron~c t County coroner su1d lull' r ndt1} ' that the auto pby o n John Edwar-0 Daniel!>, 31, of Anaheim revealed that the f<ltnl bull t•t wound was self Inflicted A spokesman ror the coroner's 11U1t t" .dtJ SUll'ldt' wu-. l>USJ)C<.'l •d 11o hE'n 1n\ t'lll 11:utors •s>OUt•d po14dl•r burns around the h.-ud wou nd that klllt'd Ountt+• I k ~•:ucl tht' 11uto11~y provided OIOI t' ev1denel' or a ' <'Ontact ""uund." thl' k111d of 11oound that ,•an be inn1ctc.•d onl> ut t•xtremc ly do~ rangl' Poh<.'e were 30 yards from Daniels when he dtcd Thursday 10 a m uddy fi e ld betwee n Newport Center office buildings and East Coast Highway Mo· ment::. before. poli ce say, he and AP Wlre!IMto 'I RE:ALLY DlDN'T EXPECT ANYTHING LIKE.-THIS' Marine Sgt. Kenneth L. Kraus Welcomed by Mother l Hero's Welcome t ~For Ex-captive l WASHI NGTO N IAP I ~ i':i~i~e0~~~e~c~n~~ ~~~~as~sy f guard held for a week by Iranian 1 revolutionaries. came home to a • hero's welcome. "I did the job I was paid to do ~ and . . . I'm glad that it worked out." he said. Kraus, 22. was ml't by the Marine Corps commandant, the secretary of the Na vy, two senat.ors. his family, a band and 80 Marines after being flown f here from Europe. ·•J re~ll y didn 't expect It anything like this." Kraus. who was released Wednesday in Tehran. told onlooker::; at An· • ~ I • • Coa~• We ather Early sunshine expec~ed to give way to clouds later today. with more clouds due Sunday Highs in the mid-60s; lows in low 40s. INSIDE TODAY Could Clarie Kent rtally have changed into hh Superman dudl in a phone booth? Orw man in the know t011• no. See Pao-A 11. ..... M#llC-•• "fftK ... All Cllllnll . , ...... . ., . c; ... .i .... Cl·t• '"'k ... ... C-k• .. ...,.. .... ~ MT .. ...,, ..... .. c--.. ~ ..... ......... •• Trl'>'I• ... c ....... 16 l.lllCle L.,.., .,....lleket ., ..... Al ......... , I 4 tl ....... _ •• .._ .. .-Alt drews Ai r For ce Base near Washington on Friday Al a news conference. Kraus, of Lansdale. Pa .. said he had been told during his captivity that he would b e executed because of allegations that he shot three Iranians during the takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Kr aus said he knew of no Marines who fired weapons at any of the attackers on the em- bassy during the takeover f<'eb. 14. "They told me that they had the evidence and that they were going to shoot me." Kraus said. "l was the only American there in prison and I was scared." Kraus said he was wounded, probably accidentally. at the embassy and then woke up in a hospital. where h& re mained for s ix hours before being transferred to a revolutionary prison where he spent the next week. He s aid he wa s kept blindfolded and in handcuffs the first few days, and during ques· lioning he was harassed at times and called a CIA agent. Lack of Shots Bars Students SANTA ANA tAP > -About 1,150 students may be barred from Orange Co411ty classrooms next week until [hey can prove they have been properly lm-m u n iied against measles, diphtheria, tetanus, and polio . About 50 student.a were barred this week ln the Huntington Beach Elementary School Dis· lrict and 1.100 01ore will be ex· eluded Monday in the Fullerton Joint Union High School Dis- trict. officlnts said u p a.rtnc r held up Western Federal Savings and Loan, 2744 E Coast Highway P o li ce o rr1ce r s Hurd Arm!)troog. Tim Riley and Paul llemsey chased the two men in their white pickup truck as they fled the savings and loan with the little more than Sl,400 they'd taken at gunpoint. The driver or the truck, Iden· tlficd as Robert Lee Held, 38, of Fontana, apparently tried to evade the pursuing officers by drivin g up M acArt hur Key Battle Shapes Up In Vietnam BANGKOK, Thailand CAP> - Chinese troops were reported besieging the strategic city of Lang after seizing a ttiird provi ci capital in Vietnam's nort m rder region. Ja an' K ervice quoted d J¥1lCh~s the Japanese Embassy in Hanoi as s aying Peking troops were pounding Lang Son on Friday, six days after pouring across t~e frontier. Lang Son, 80 miles north of Hanoi and 12 miles south of the border, has guarded the in· vaslon routes from China for centuries. Analysts believe the decisive battle of the current war will be fought there. The latest report, after days of he avy fighting, indicates U;ie Chinese defeated Vietnamese artillery and infantry dug in near Dong Dag. s even miles north or Lang Son on Highway I Kyodo also quoted the em- INDOCHINA PAWN FOR COMMUNISM-A13 bassy dispatches as saying the Chinese had seized Ha Giang. capital of Ha Tuyen province in the central part of the 450-mile- long border. Earlier in the week, the Chinese captured the prov-incial capitals of Cao Dang, east of Ha Giang, and Lao Cai in the key Red River Valley area in the west. On the eastern end of the border, three Chinese infantry divisions advanc ed behind he avy tanks through Quang Ninh province to pos itions over- looking east-west Highway 4, about 50 miles east of Lang Son. Thai intelligence sources said one division of Vietnamese in- fantry fought fie r cely , sometimes hand-to-hand, to bold back the Chinese invaders on Friday. The sources said Chinese MiG <See VIET, Page A2 ) &sketball P1ayoffs TtJlied Marina 73 Compton 58 Ocean View 68 Simi Valley 53 Compton 88 Huntington Beach 65 Marina 73 Notre Dame 58 Eatancta 72 Glendora 49 Corona del Mar 69 Santa Monica 59 Dana Hiiia 63 Chart•r·Oak S3 Sierra 8 San Clement•,§ The Sierra .San Clemente score listed immediately above is not an error, althou1h it is an unusual score for a basketball same . See details of these games in today's Sports section. Boulevard and then ;icross the field. When the vehicle bogged down in the mud. Held immediately surrendered to Riley. Daniels fled on foot with Armstrong and He nisey ruMing behind him. The two officers said Daniels turned and fired at them with his automatic pistol. They returned fire with their service revolvers and 'Daniels was felled by a head wound and declared dead at the scene. The officers assumed they had killed Daniels, who. they later learned. bad been paroled three months ago after serving part of a federal prison term for bank robbery. The autopsy was conducted Friday, in part to determine whic h offic er 's s hot killed Daniels. Capt. Richard Hamilton of the police department s aid the autopsy results came as a shock because neither officer nor a handful of California Depart- ment of Trans portation workmen who saw the shooting remembered seeing Daniels turn his weapon on himself. • All'Wl ... '9 Hamilton s aid the 9mm automatic with which Daniels was armed uses .38-calibe r bullets. as do guns used by the departµient's patrolmen. WHAT'S tN A LIFESTYLE? PLENTY OF HAIR It Turns On a StewardeH, Fireman Clelm1 He said, however. that the specific type of bullet used by Daniels was not the same as the Splitting Hairs <See SUICIDE, Page A2) What Price (Male) Beauty? Nixon Note Shows Ire At 'IV 'Bias' MIAMI (API -It started out as a matter of principle for fireman Jerry Saslow: Does he allow a rew small circles of hair to be shaved from his chest or does he sub- mit t.o a desk job? At issue are six s mall circles of Saslow's chest hair that doctors mus t shave off to attach electrodes so he can take a cardiogra m as part or the city's physical fitness progra m. WASIDNGTON CAP ) Newly released WhJte House papers de- pict former President Nixon as being so incensed al what he re- garded as leftwing bias that he ordered "all funds for public broadcas ting b e cut im - mediately." But Saslow. 33-year.old bachelor, part-time model. weightlifter and l3-year veteran of city service. said it would interfere with the lifestyle he's grown accustomed to in the Florida Keys. "IT'S PROPER TO GO TO A bar without your shirt on or to run up to the store without a shirt on." he said. Besides, there's a 27-year-old stewardess. "She told me. ·Your chest really turns me on. I've never dated a man with a hairy chest before,'" he said. "How could I shave my chest after that'? The resigned president was so quoted in a Septembe r 1971 "confidential, eyes only" memo by a White House aide, Joo M. · Huntsman, to Peter Flanigan, assistant to the president. It said Nixon was greatly dis· turbed to learn that Robert Mac- N eil and Sander Vanocur would host a weekly public affairs pro- gram on public broadcasting. "HE'S A GOOD MAN, BUT it's a matter of principle and a matter of safety." said Deputy Fire Chief Ed Proli. "ll's unfair that this m an thinks more of his looks than of the safety of bis fellow firefighters ." He said the test is needed to prove Saslow is healthy enough to do the job and not be a burden to fellow tirefighters. Huntsman said Nixon con- sidered this the last straw and "requested that all funds for public broadcasting be cut im- mediately. You should work this out so that the House Appropria· Saslow's not worried about that. He s aid he runs 20 miles a week, can bench press 300 pounds and doesn't smoke or drink. In fact. on Friday a recommendation for a bravery citation arrived on Proli's desk. The recommendation was f()r Saslow. tions Committee gets the word." The Office of Telecommunica- tions Policy, then the chief pre· sidential adviser in the rield, said it would not be possible but suggested alternative courses for the future. The information was con- tained in about 1,000 pages of previously classified documents Mangers Presents School 'Hit List' that were released Friday under By J ERRY CLAUSEN the Freedom of Information Act °'""' 0.11, ll'ltot "•" to Public Broadcasting Report, Huntington Be a c h As - a publication of T e levision semblyman DeMis Mangers has Digest Inc .. and other organiza-unveiled a "hit list" of 11 state lions that had filed formal re· school requirements that race quests. possibl~ elimin~tion .o~ chang~s They were released by the ,.Jn the fight against rising pubhc agency's successor, the National education costs. Telecommunications and In-The list being studied by an formation Administration. a Assembly Education Committee bran c b of the Com mer c e S\fbcommittee includes the Men- Department. · tally Gifted Minor Program. In response lo the Nixon direc-driver education, restrictions on live to cut off funds for public class sizes and compulsory broadcasting, agency director school-age requirements. Clay Whitehead said there was Mangers warned some 70 area no way to do so Immediately educators Friday. "I don·t want because money for the following you to panic when you see it (the year already had been paid. list).·' He recommended revision of The legislator -a member of the tax laws to prohibit founda· both the educatton "Committee tions from supporting news and a nd the FAucation Reform Sub- polltical commenta ry programs. committee -said the "hit llst" Nixon's domestic policy chief. is being studied only for John Ebrlicbman, replied: "The "ideas." best alternative would be to take \A n e8J'lier 19-item list, he said, over the m anagem e nt and included such item ideas as t h e r e by d etermine what a bolishing mandatory kin- management decisions are 10· dergarten in an effort to cul Ing to be made." · back $400 million statewide. In 1972 Nlxon vetoed funding Many ideas such as that one for public broadcasting, two top have been and wUI be tossed out executives of the Public Broad· as infeasible, be added. casting Service resigned and sbt Other F.duc~tion Code req~re· new directors of the Corporation me nts remaming on the hit · for Publft-BroadcasUng were list" include school staffing re- named quirements,, laws tying teachers' Staie'ment.a critical or the two salaries to tot.al school bud1et aienctel were prepared al theJ outlay, use of certificated While HoUle and distributed to per.onnel ra~r than voluntary several congrtsamen who insert-a idea. admhustrator·teacber ed them in ~he Con1resslonal ratios, pupll attendance • Record. supervisors' requirement.a and ' 1 restrictions on school facility rees. Mangers called Friday 's sess ion in Huntington Beach with teacher o r ga ni zation leaders, school administrators and district trustees to brief them on legislative efforts to cope with school funding and oth er legis lation folldwing passage of Proposition 13 last year . He predicted that school pro- grams will not be eliminated this year but that efforts will be made to monitor many of them to determine their value . "I 'll predict to you t his morn- ing." he said, "that not a single identifiable program ... will have been repealed (al the end or the legislative session >. "You will see some effective cost savings, n ol program elimination." Mangers said he bas sub· milted two bills this session that will result ln monitoring effec- li veness of the cont rover sial mentally gifted minors MGM program and bilingual and bi- cultural programs . The bills are scheduled to go before the Assembly Education Committee next month. , Mangers said bis MGM bill would phase the program out in about three years if its value is not proven . He aa.ld bis blllna ual bill would e m ehasile development of En1U1h taniuaae skills lhrouah 'UST,' Pa1e A2>. 1 THl!Y FIN1a.-o UCt ftACt!: TRICYCLE DIDff "T Ot1on, Car1•o•n•, (Nearly Htdden), ThrHh•r and Hu1mann Future·-Engineers Wheel It at UCI By rmuP ROSMARIN OI tt19 Dlllly l"ltet llall ijome or lhe engineer• about lo be turned loose on this country were ~cupled this week olhng their trtcyrlcti and rtllln11 their beer car\A with lead shot · l\ttt!r a week or noat1n1 paper airplanes orr l•ll buildings, drop ping raw eggs orr even toiler buildings, and bulldlnM ltly bitty ba Isa br1dgcs, th<' engineering Atudents or UC Irvine settled In· to lhl' serious bu11lness or racing aluminum can cars and souped- up trikes The two events were among c ulminating rcsllvilles of Engineering W<•t•k. an which stu dents deslt(ned und built all manner of super egg carton. ~uper·puper plane and "upt-r what-have.you, to dcmonstrak wh11t they've leurned from long hours or burned midnight oil. It would m' rt•usonablc to !Ul ) that ne1thN t•v<•nl wu~ ovt•rly l'rOWdf•cl. On Thursday. an tht' aluminum can eur dl•rh}, a l<'nth of a S<'CO nd '-<'PU r a led thl' CfJOlCb tants Therl' were two of them The tnryclt-ru<·e al!m wab not a populous <'vf.'nt Two tnkt•)o., • 1 wo 4 man crcwh to roce thorn ll wus em;y lo tell lh11t the tricycle Stl'v<' Ro~en, converted from "a bike I found m the trash" would l>c the winner. despite th<' fact that the other entry wo1< Ii shinier. rlobhicr cnn· vcrtcd IO·sPt'l' and his c rew. llrian Eichent>eni. Murk S1c rakowsk1 and Doug Malcolm, lined up. With the other tricycle. designer Chris Husmann and his crew, .llm Olson, Paul Curlagena and nob Thrasher. lined up f'ro• Pag~ A I •UST' ... "10lens1v('" F.ng l1sh triuning rather lhun continued instruc tlon tn rorclgn longu9ftCS ex- cept tn and1v1dunl s pN!1al cases M anf(er s s :ud no current lcit11l11llon cun ~ 8tngled out us l ht.> cduratlon funding bill for this year "My peri:.onal 1mprcss1on 1s that thl' school finance biU that cmcqws will look a lot like 1Ai.· s c mbly m a n Leroy 1 Grcr-ne's AH·8 " OrC'<'n'!l blll. whlrh Manitcrs s aid includes many t•lcment!l an tlclpalcd in a final funding bill, would add on estimated $700 million next year to tht> current Slate "hall out" p11ckuge o.-ANO! COAST DAILY PILOT '"' th 4'!"QI (~•I l'\.t•h r 11 I ••l"•t 1 ~. t ~ ,....,_.,If'# .,... • t-.. •"'' ., r•"'4H i.n nt '*"' Of~ r IM Ir .tlll ·~f'l!Ct(IJl'f"..,_.,. "',,,.. •••. t'f't•f·,..· ... ,....,..,, • ..,.,. ,,,,,."'" .. " ,,. ............ f t\f (fl'lft Mt ,. .,. .. .,,,.,,., t .. ,,.. U111AhfMtl -t 11 l//I .,_ I °"" •·•'" v ... 11.-. ,, •• ,.. 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"Wus this your first year '!" "It was our first three days ," Cartagena ~old as Hus mann mutely watched Rogers whiz by, lau~hlng ul him. through the 11econd lap After thot, tht' race was Just lops. until the la!'lt lop Coming up t he hnal hall. rider Malcolm was seen to jerk lo a near atop with the trike. wobble into some lane marker cones. and pedal like mad to achieve a 11pced ap· proxlmaling rcver._.e. "You have to finis h to win." a JUd~e shout<'c1 . Malcolm fiddled with the drivt• chain. sputtered some more. fiddled some more. Thirty feet from the finis h. he Jllowed his trike lo roll back down the hilt. J*dalt'cl a distance rarthC'r, and c·umt' on. working uv 60 foel or xtenm to make it lie made ii lie exphuned what happened "Th<' chain It slipped m the front It fell off the front. It fl'll off the back "Then I fell off Reporter ays Police Find Strangler Link LOS ANGELES 1API Police investigating the 13 "llills ide Slrongler" slaylngs have physical evidence that link s 27-ycar-o ld Kenne th Bianchi to al least one and possibly three of the 11laylngs through fingerprints. te levision station KNXT has reported. Reporter J Im M ltchell a aid Friday that at least one or lhe fingerprints was round an the apartment house where one v1c- L1m . Kimberly Diane Murlin. was lured to her d eath in Oecembt'r 1977 Kenneth B1anch1 once lived at the same apartment building It ~lso was reported that Los Angeles police had recovered Jewelry belonging to al least three of the victims. Most of the jewelry, believed l-0 have been worn b:t the vie· tims when t hey disappeared. was recovered in Bellingham, Wash. Bianchi was arrcRtcd there Inst month an connection with the deaths of two <'O·cda found strangled in an abandoned cur Blenchj is in custody and has pleaded innocent lo the double ~laying . The method used In strangling the two coeds was similar to the method used by the "Hlllalde Strangler," KNXT reported. f',...Pa~AI SUICIDE ... ones used by p0llct) officers. A firearms examination to v('rify that Daniels ' weapon fired the fatal bullet was expecl- e d to be completed th l11 weekend. That report wa1t not expected to ch.ange the de- termination of aulclde. Meanwhile, Held remained Jailed without ball In Newport Beach. Jn addition to lacing charges rehU,ed to the bank robbery and s hooting, he la beln1 'fttld on chargH or aasault with Intent to commit murder and violation or parole trom a 1tatt prlaon. both llltd ln San Bernardino County. Fedffal aulhoritlee announced Friday the)' planned to Hek 11 ftderaJ lndlclmtn\ on multiple counu •t•lntt Held. More Food Hik~s Likely WA!JtuNGTON <AP l The lt.11t11l round of htaht•r ar~ny prlcu la lorc1na th uovernmtnt lo ralae Ila Httmatf' of food prlt' lncr u for the! y ar lo about I 6 perctnt Dul otnelal• 1Ull are 1ayln1t tht' ovt•rutl annatton rill will be lnwt'r . nomrwbnr around 7 5 1wrco11t "lnt•t1 lmil fall . th<' Agriculture Ol1purlmcnt hud been estimul· lnj( ttu1l r t11U food 1>rlcc• "most Ilk ly" would rite about 7 per. rMI ur 7 :J Jk!rccnt tu 1879. I 11 tht' lute11t <'itli mate. Howard W II Jo rt. t ht• t\ w ri c u It u rt' Ot<lrnran1mr· hlet economtst. 'Jld tht> incr<>1ue probably would bt· "around 8 $ ix·rcenl." llJorl'a r<'murkts F"rlday came ufh'r thl' Lubor Department an- nounced that con umt,•r priCl'S roac O 9 percent In Januury. the larae1" lnC'rtH ln rour month.' In Jonuuy. the Conautntr Prlct Index for urtu111 <'on 1um l'I and urban wul{(' l'arnl'rh atood at 20'.1. Thut mNtn& the uverna product lhut coil swo 111 the bl.llO purlOd Of I 9(i7 l'OHt $204 10 1.tusl lflOnth The Junuary ln<'rl'UA<' or 0 u percent would lrun11hAh' to ,, C'om voundcd unnu•I loflullon rule of a lltU•' ovor 11 2 pl•rccmt, Ir th~ 111m.-lncr••Clac llt rN•ordcd in cac·horthr 1wxt 11 month11 llOW\'Vl'r. motJl l'C'ClllClltll"li. don't expt>cl It t.o be thnt hl~h Dorry no~worth, cllrf'l'IOr of Pre11dent Cortl'r'a r ount·1I on wi-ae and Prkl• ~t111i111ty. ''" pressed contld(•rwfl t-'11tllly that tht.' 1nnot1on rate can be held to 7 ~ J>CrCl'nl lhtB year, depending on un rl(y pricoa. The ion11Uon rile l11t yur waa t percent. ·•1 don't find that JUlll because llw innatton rule 11tay<'d hiKh ror thl' first month or 1979 thut the for l'C'Blll for the whUI YOMr has bNrn 1nvultdatud," Do1wo rth told the Joint Economic Com - mlltf't• Of (;()nl(rCISK, C'osti; or medi('nl core end truns portuUon. parllc ularly g11i.ollne ancJ <:ar11, Ntch wont up l l pi•r,·e.nl In Junu1&ry. the de purlm••nt 1rnld . llowcvcr. lhl' blKResl single 1'0TitT\hutor was the price of m l·at. ""hlch climbed 2 3 per * * * cent Food price!\ ovcr1.1ll , 1n- cludmg mcut. were uo I 4 per- cent. ''lt appear• to me that you cttn expect some funher incrca ei> rolrly substantial on~s m meat 1>rlce8." tw1d W\lllum <:ox. a Co mme r ce Oepartment uconomlat. lncrcasc,is in beer mtl(bt ~ 810wed somewh4tt. however. •f people decide to 11witch to oth<'r kinda of meat, ho addtid. Hjort told tePortcrw retttil fOOd pncea probably will""JrO up I l)(•r- cent to 2 perc.-nt •n f<'ebru<lry. pa rtly becau11e of bad wealher and a l <'ltu ct• 11 lrik • in Cahfomia • * • U.S. Assesses Viet Defense as Tough County Price Rise Tops Rece:llt Margin LOS >\NOELF.S IAP l The rn1l nK t•o1'l11 of food. med1c11l 111n" honw rut'I and morll(ages 11uKtwd llx·11I c·on11umer prices up In January by the luri~e st mur1otin In mMc thun 2'"' years . 11c·('or1llna lo U S 1.abor Depart mcnt statistics released Friduy and upkeep, rose in January And the bureau said the local CPI reached a record l99 6 an January, meaning that it took S19 96 In Ja nuary lo purchase goods and services which cost onl y $10 in the base year of 1967 W ASIDNCTON tAP l -Viel numese forcoti deployed ugainst ullackma Chinese in v:etnam ure well·trulned µnd equipped and s hould not be considered second-rate troops. according lo U S. intelligence analysts. These derenders were describf>d by U.S. intelligence 11ources Friday night as being in well.prepared positions while the Chmese were described as facing the tough problem or al lacking down valleys agalni.t s uch posit1onb T he sources. who asked not to be Identified. also said "the ma· JOr event" or the Chinese assault on Vietnam could come In the orea northwest or Lang Son, re portcdly under siege by Chinese troops. These U.S. sources, anaJyling inrormallon froin a variety or c hannels. said 17 Chinese dlvisioM totalling some 2~,000 m en had been Ide ntified along the Chlncse·North Vietnamese border. and that probably six or seven ol these Chinese divisions had driven Into Vietnam. This wQ.uld put Chinese com- bat streng th in Vietnam at so mewhere around 7~.000 to 85.000 men. The V1etna m e s t> have deployed some 75,000 to 100,000 locul and border troops against the attacking Ch ines e . the sources said Bchtnd the main f ighting * * * Yormg Urges U.N. to Call ~e-fires UNITED NATIONS <AP1 U .S Ambassador Andrew Young ha& urged the Security CouncU to call for immediate cease-fires in the two wars In In· dochina . He irald all foreign troops s hould be withdrawn from Cambodia and Vietnam. Young. the chief U.S. delegate to the United NaUons. describe<,J the situation In Indochina as "serious and dangerous" and said the Security Councll should seek a "commitment by all parlles to setlle their dirferences by peacerul means ." He commented during a Security Council debate, re· quested by the United States. Britain. Norway and Portugal that wna coiled to discuss China's Invasion or Vietnam anll Vietnam's rece nt invulon or Cambodia. ·· Young said the United States had "staled firmly that we will not take sides in these conflicts. "We seek peace and a stable sy11lem of independent states in Southeast Asia," Young said ··We want lo sec an end to the prese nt ftghllng, an end to the lhreal.8 to regional peace. and above all. on end to the suffering of innO<'cnt people in the region. ·'That t h e s i t uation is dangerous cannot be denied," Young sala. ·'The blood of soldiers and in- nocent c1vlllan8 Is being shed on all s ides. These actions have wffe and da ngerous lmpllca- ttona for the peace of Asia.'' * * * ,.,....r~AI VIET ••• Jct1 bombed 1tore1J of Soviet aup- p 11 ea near Haiphong harbor Thursday night, but a Peking or flclal den.led the report and the State Department 1Jald It had no evidence or the raid. The eource1 11ald Sovie1 shJps were unloadtn• ml111llcs and radar equlpment In the harbor when a halr·dozen MIGs bombed wareh<*lelt holding Soviet war •upplle1 rour mll s oul81dt the clty. The M>urces Hid lhere wu • report of 13 ee~ondary ex- plotlONt wtMn the MIG• alr\ick, Indicating the bombt bi t 1r1tnaJ1 or ammu.nlUon dumpa. The Chlntte Jett encountered anll·alrcrafl fire from Viel· narn .. batten near the port. rronl . 1t wa .. 1rnlcJ I I ht• V1 1'l namese appeared to Ill' holcllnJ.( back four ot th<.'lr muln dlvl11111ni. lo protect Hanoi 1'hc int~lll1tonce unnlyHls '\0111 the Chinese have driven up to 20 mllrs Into Vlt•tnnm in som1· plac:es. ullhouuh lhl· av1·1 a ~•· d<'pth IS l'!>l1mulcd al 12 to I!'> mlles Th(• Con11umcr Price Index for I ,o'\ Anitel"R nnd Orange coun M Panwhlle, the purc hasing power or the local consum er dollar fell to 50 1 cents when compurod with the dollar in 1967. The Chtne"e "trategy. accord ang to U.S spcc1ahsls . 1s at' parently a pincer" a ttack from the northwest and northeast 1 tt'!I JUll1pt!ct I :1 perc·ent 1n Januury , m11tc h10JL.lhe one - monlh JUtnP recorded In Muy. 11176, thl' 1.11bor Oeparlmf'nt !!Uld Every major categor y of con- !'Umer spending, except a pparel Betwee n January 1978 and January 1979, price!'! rose 7 6 percent. compared with a 6 l percent rise between January 1977, and Januarv 1978. •. Jewelry from the Estates of CHARLIE WEAVER SARAH BERNHARDT JEANETTE MAC DONALD and others Below is a partial listing: Collector's Item Indescribably beautiful necklace with 17 star r ubies totalling 25 carats. Also contains 139 brilliant cut and 29 baguette diamonds totalling 4 .50 ca r a ts. Retail Price: $34,625 Sale Price : $15,000 Diamond Solitair e Ladles. 2.10 carat brilliant cut sol itaire diamond mounted in p I at in um. Very nice. Re ta i I Price : $24,000 Sale Price: $11,000 Dazzler Ladles 9.40 ca rat pearshape diamond set i n handmade platinum mounting with two diamond side baguettes, totalling approximately one carat . Sale Price: $23,500 Aquamarine Stylish ladies cocktail ring with 18 .90 carat aquamarine cent er stone surrounded by brilliant and bague\te diamonds totalling 4.20 carats mounted in 18 ka rat white gold. Retail Price · $16,000 Sale Price: $6,995 Emerald Ring Fine chromium green 4.38 car at emerald center stone with two oaguettes and 24 b rilliant cut diamonds totalling 1.52 carat s set in 14 karat yellow and white gold. Reta II Price : $19,000 Sale Price: $6,750 Diamond Bracelet Ladies 14 karat ye I low gold bracelet set with 36 brilliant cut diamonds totalling seven ca rats. Retail Price : $13,500 1 Sale Price: $5,SOO Gents Ring Gents 14 karat yellow gold ring with 1.96 carat diamond center and two ten point diamond side mounts. Retail Price: $8,500 Sale Price: $2,995 Somethinq Special Exquisite 18 karat white gold ladles cocktail ring containing 5 .17 carats total weight In diamonds, fine clarity, fine color. Retail Price : $18,000 Sale Price: $7,500 Cluster Rina Ladles 14 karat yeilow gold diamond cluster rin~ containing one carat total weight. Retai l Price: $3,000 Sale Price: $1,000 Cocktail Ring Ladles 14 karat white gold ring with 1.22 carats in d iamonds and .47 carats In natural rubles . Retail Price: $1 ,000 Sale Price: $375 Eleoant Ladles dlamona ring with a 1.40 carat VVS-2 center stone flanked by two 1 carat diamonds, and mounted In 14 karat gold and platinum setting. Retail Price: $37,000 Sale Price: $14,000 Star Ruby Rar e star ruby mounted in 14 karat yellow gold gents r ing, also set with brilliant diamonds totall- ing .86 carats. Retail Price : $9,000 Sale Price: $3,500 Diamond Brooch Ornate ladies 14 karat white gold and diamond brooch containing 1.50 carat diamonds, Including a .65 carat center stone. Retail Price: $5,500 Sale Price: $2,500 C/loice Elegant 14 karat white gold ear- rings, each set with one·third carat brilliant cut diamond cen- ters, approximately one and a half carats total weight for both earrings. Retail Price : $3,000 Sale Price: $1,000 By Cartier R lchly-crafted 18 karat yellow gold ladles bracelet, by Cartier, w ith 24 brilliant cut diamonds w eighi ng .72 carats and 1 t cabachon cut purplish red rubles · totalllng one half carat. Retail . Price: $6,875 Sale Price: $3,SOO All Items Subject To Prior Sale l ~I aciti de'*l(Y Company R l\11'Cll{lfoH:-O.•\\lltll.l -.\1 I Ii'•• Ill \I 11,• \l'l'H\l~l·r<~ I M: l M "\.' \\ .... I I " •• , .i. ' " • t • I ' ... I II ,, . I ... I It I l I' ' .. • .. I -.r Saturday, February 2A, 1979 OAJt...Y PILOT A:J Firetnen Switch Rapped °"'"' ...... "~" ....... READYING SAOOLEBACK'S BILINGUAL RADIO STATION Engineer Sylvle Agullera, Ho1teu Marti Merem Bilingual Program To Begin in County By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. OI lM O.lly l"llel U~tt The first weekly b1hngual radio program produced in Orange County is scheduled to air March 4 on Saddleback Com· muni-ty College's 3,000-watt public broadcasting radio sta- tion KSBR, 88.5 FM Station general manager Bill Weisgerber said the two-hour Spanish language segment heads a list of news, information mus ic and what he calls .. alternative" radio program- ming. Program director Warren Deacon said the purpose of the Spanish lan~uage program is to serve the growing number of Hispanic residents in south Orange County. ·'There ·arc no local Spanish- language radio programs and our community survey results indicated listeners would like to have one," said Christine Miller, station community relations of· ficial. The progra m , called "Oirec- ciones. ·· is scheduled to air every Sunday at 4 pm. Direcciones program hostess Marta Guerra Maram said the emphasis will be on interviews that deal with topics of great concern to Orange County His- panic residents. She said she plans to interview authorities on subjects including tenant rights. gang violence. ii· legal or undocumented aliens, education, alcoholism. day care centers and drug abuse. But the bilingual program will also feature a variety or Latin American music, Latino com· munity information. and news. ''The music is to draw more listeners who may find the rest of the program interesting," Mrs Maram said. "The program will also be helpful for anyone who wants lo practice their Spani sh," she added. Most importantly. s he ex- plained. the program is de- signed to ··present the usually free services to the Chicano community that they were not aware of before .. Mrs. Maram, a freelance journalist and part-time KSBR employee. said she was involved in a similar program several years ago on public broadcast mg television station KOCE Channel 50 in llunllngton Beach. Station offi('ials said the start o f KSBR ·s broadcasting has been delayed at least one week due to the recent rains Soggy grounds have made it impossible J'or crews to install the station's new transmission antenna tower on a hill on Rancho Mission Viejo property about 11".l miles south of Ortega Highway. But once ttie tower is installed, county residents from the City of Orange to Oceanside will be able to pick up the s tation 's transmissions. Need a ral'! Shane , a IO -month -old purebred male Mala mute who lacks papers but has his shots and likes kids. is available at the Huntington Beach Humane Society, 21632 Newland SL Hours are IO a .m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. By RF.BE CA HELM Of tt1t O.lly "'"" Swtt A a emblymun Oennls Mnnst'ra, 0 Huntington Reach, llay h will Introduce a resolu- tion callin& for t'U1'~rusion of the atut '1 plan to cancel unilateral· l r.-'1(t:yt!ar-otd ftre protection contrort with Orange County. Ma.oa..•·r~· resolution will cQll ror fl tudy of the consequences of tht' tale proposal before the cunceHullon is mode elrecUve July l "!I propo. td, be Hid Fri- c:loy. The *lhtt" move would foist the fmonc1ul and udmln1straUve burdt·n or rout:hly 470 slate f1rt>ltghters on lo county govern- mt·nt Joining Mangers in the outcry u& iniit the state plan was Orange County Supervisor Har· rtt!ll Wteder or Huntington Ocut•h Mr~ Wieder charged that the !ltatP move in Orange County "will establish a dangerous pre- fedrnt that could jeopardize fire protection service here and throughout the stale.'· Shifting that burden on to the county saves no money and can only result In chaos among state firefighters, Mrs . Wieder said. Worse, she added, the county cost for starling its own fire de- partment "could cost up to $6 million" and, at that, the county Ortega Road Under Repair; D e tour Set Westbound Ortega Highway passenger car traffic will be de- toured through San Juan Capistrano today and Sunday due to CalTrans construction on the s tale roadway. Cars traveling toward San Juan from the Elsinore area will be routed off the highway at Windsong Drive. The detour wilr continue across the creekbed on the La Novi a A venue bridge and onto San Juan Creek Road. San Juan Creek Road con- tinues into the Mission City where cars will be able to reach the San Diego Freeway or Camino Capistrano. Eastbound Ortega Highway traffic wiJI be allowed to pass through the construction area in one lane of traffic. YSwimTeam Being Planned The Orange Coast YMCA is putting together a swim team for swimmers up to 18 years of age. The emphasis will be on stroke technique for beginl')ing and nov- ice swimmers, but more ad- vanced swimmers will receive coaching and workouts ap- propriate to their skills. Practices will be held Mon· day, Wednesday and Friday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. For further information contact the y. 642-9990. Sect Sues Cops LOS ANGELES <AP) -The Ha re Krishna Society filed a $1. 7 million lawsuit Friday against the Los Angeles Police depart- ment for allegedly interfering with the society's freedom or religion. Oil Price Probe Due New Yorker Says Iran Isn't Only Factor ALBANY, N.Y . <A P > -New York's energy chief has issued a sweeping set or subpoenas in a bid to open a full-scale investiga- tion or the supply and pricing policies or six oil companies. Energy Commissioner James Larocca said Friday that he does not believe the "usual reasons'' given for recent fuel price in- creases, including the cutoff or Iranian oil. He also charged that the fede ral government does not care about steadily increasing fuel prices. "The federal govern- ment has been operating on the premise that a ny energy policy ts all right as long as the price goes up." he said. Adult Trial Sf!I SAN DIEGO CAPl -Brenda Spencer, a quiet 16-year-old with a penchant for guns, ls going to ~e tried as an adult for the ~nlper assault at Cleveland Elementary School Jn which two tcbool officials were killed and alne persons were Injured. The red·haired girl heard a Judge announce that decision Friday, ordering her to appear in Municipal Court Tuesday. At Ulat time, she may plead to two tounta of murder and nlne of U · ta ult. . l'ena t• Get Bnarftlfl BROOKHAVEN, Mias. (AP) Robert Earl May Jr .• a 14· ( INSHORT J year-old boy sentenced to 48 years in prison with no chance of parole, has been granted a trial and was freed on bond. Circuit Court Judge Joe Pig- gott allowed the boy to withdraw hjs four guilty pleas Friday and ordeted him to stand trial Sept. 6 on armed robbery char ges. He has never been tried on the charges. Carter Gf11~• Reftntd• ATLANTA CAP > -More than 700 people got refunds because they gave more than $1,000 lo President Carter 's 1976 cam· paign, but some Carter relatives and associates received no re- bates, the Atlanta Constitution reported today. Federal law prohibits any In· dividual from contributing more than $1,000 to a candidate during a single campaign for federal of- fice. Bo•e l'Wt /ff•llH WASHINGTON <AP> -Presl· dent Carter is expected to spend Friday night with a Mexican· American family when he vlsitl Los Angeles for a Democratic fundraistng dinner. White House sources have ·acknowledged that a revision of Carter's schedule. lo move him from the Beverly Hilton Hotel to a private home in the area, was under active consideration. Market Ttn11bl~• NEW YORK lAP ) -Shares of Polaroid Corp. suffered the most dramatic damage Friday as the stock market recorded its second straight loss. The Dow Jones average or 30 industrials fell 5.29 to 823.28 on the heels or a 5.98-point drop Thursday, finishing the holiday- s horte ned week with a net dee line or 3. 73. Marines Name First Black As General WASIBNGTON CAP > -Col. Frank E. Petersen Jr. bas become l.be first black LC> be pro- moted to the rank of brigadier general in the Marine Corps. He will be the 30th black to achieve rank of general or •d· miral. The Army has 18 black gen erals and the Air Force eight. The Navy baa three ad- mtrals. Petersen , 46, was the Marine'a llrat black aviator and served In the Korean and Viet· nam wara. could probably employ no more than 60 percent o( the displaced firefighters. M unar~rs said his resolution could convince Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. there ls massive _popular resistance to the state move. ligation lo provide fire protec· tlon in the state's wildland.s und brush areas. It is n ot the s tate 's responsibility to provide struc- tural fire protection and that's wha e bulk of the errort has involved in Ora-nge County, the SPokesmen have argued. But Mangers and Mrs. Wieder said Friday that the state is simply playing "a numbers game," a game in which state government appears to be reduc ine personnel. In reality, the two said, the move merely trari&fers person· nel from the state to the county. t I ·'The governor has a history or drawing a hard line on an lssue until public re$ction comes down. Then he turn11 sort," Mangers said. The Huntington Beach as- semblyman said othe r local Jur1sdJctions racing a similar un- ilateral withdrawal fro m lire contracts by the stale are keep- ing an eye on what's happening in Orange County. ·' And, he added, legislators from such areas can be expected to endorse his resolution. The resolution calls for the state Legislature to initiate a study measuring the impact of the pact's cancellation on locaJ governments. Also covered by the proposed study would be a measure of the state's resulting ability lo carry out its fire protection obligations i n Orange Co unty and elsewhere. California De partment of Forestry spokes man have justified the proposM cancella· lion by saying it is the state's ob- Deadly Neireastle Strikes 3rd Bird A third pet bird has been diagnosed with the deadly Newcastle disease and a task force or stale and federa l veterinarians is probing links, a SPOkesman said Friday. Dave Goodman said the group, formed in part or U.S. Department of Agriculture re- sear chers, located an umbrella cockatoo in Paramount suffer- ing from the disease Friday. The investigation began when a Stanton coc katoo was diagnosed with Newcastle Dis· ease Tuesday. The task force, which Costa Mesa hotel, found an infected parakeet Thursday in Riverside. Goodman sai d the two cockatoos, valued at about $1.000 each, were purchased recently from a Garden Grove pet sbop. He said the task rorce IS checking to see if the birds came from the same source, if they were kept together a nd whether there are traces or infection at the store The task force will move into a Santa Ana office building this weekend. he added. Fears center on a threat to the caged bird industry, but the dis- ease is also fatal to poultry and could be devastating s hould it spread to that industry The disease's symptoms vary from species to species. TAX REFUND? 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S-.lf Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict trustees are asking officials from two'community colleges to join them and trustees from the Laguna Beach Unified School District in discussions over the possibility of the colleges becoming Involved in their Regional Occupation Program. The Capistrano and Laguna Beach school districts are near· ing the end or their joint-powers agreement. Both districts are looking at possible cost-saving a lternatives for offering voca- '--. lional education. But Capistrano trustees said they were interested in the con- cept of jotning forces with one or the other community colleges with or without participation from Laguna Beach . Thomsley said a Joint Laguna Beach -Capistrano Beach- Saddleback College program might have the single drawback of creating courses that would be too difficult for high school- level youngsters. BUT TIIE TRI-UNIT program might also offe r more cdst- efficiency by combining re· sources or all three educational participants. If one or both of the local dis- tricts were to join Coastline's program, along with five school districts already participating In that ROP. the Coastline opera- tion would handle instructional, persoMel and financial chores. A disadvantage lo that plan, trustees said, wouJd be the dis- tance between Capistrano facilities and Coastline offices, located In Fountain Valley. Thomsley said he would invite officials from both communities to a joint meeting of Capistrano and Laguna Beach trustees In the near future. THE PROGRAM provides on- the-job training for high school students in both districts, and the joint agreement ends next month. Winter Festival But whether the districts join -Coastline or Saddleback Com- munity Colleges in an occupa- tional progra m will not be de- cided unt1J after a meeting of members or both-Capistrano and Laguna Beach trustees, set ten- tatively next month. Theater, Crafts, . Art Spark Laguna But trustees from both dis· tricts may well decide to con- tinue the joint-powers agree- ment, with some changes. CUSD SUPT. JEROME Thornsley said both districts are c.·onsidering expanding the re- gional board to five members . Currently, two trustees from Nlc h district comprise the ROP board. which has the potential or creating split votes a nd unwant- ed compromise. One alternative would be to re· tain two members from each board, and those members ap- point a fifth member Crom the c.•ommunlty. Another would be to create a five-member panel with three members from one dl!'itrict and · two from the other The majori· ty district would switch that leverage from time to time with the other district. A RECOMMENDATION that the Capistrano district have the majonty or members because it has 70 percent of the student participant!'! has been opposed by the Laguna Beach district. Theater performances. mimes, trolley rides and arts and crafts displays highlight the second weekend of the Win- terfestiva1 in Laguna Beach. The chamber or commerce sponsored event runs daily through March 4 at the Festival of Arts grounds on Laguna Ca- nyon Road. The daily Artisan 's Faire features works of art from 75 ex· hibitors, and Greek and A merlcan rood stands are sprinkled throughout the festivaJ grounds. The Third Annual Oak Street Morey Boogie Board tourna- ment. also part or the winter festivities, gets under way in the ocean off Oak Street today and Sunday beginning at 7 a . m . And the Winter Festival doubles tennis tournament also begins today at 8 a.m. at the Laguna Beach High School tcnni11 courts. Finals in the tennl11 tournamont will be held next wcokcnd Local canines will be on dh1play at a popular youngster8 •dog show at Riddle Field today from lOa.m . to 1 p.m. with awards in several categories. Capping the weekend enter- tainment is a performance of Egyptian, Baltic and Scandina- vian dances by the Dunaj Folklore Ensemble at 3 p.m . Sunday In the Festival Forum Theater. The winter festival runs from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. daily. Traffic Panel Meeting Set Four-way stop signs, hme- llmlt parkins prohibitions pro- posed for different areas or Costa Mesa will be considered ata Traf- h c CommJsslon meeting Wednes-day. The meeting wiil begin at 10 a.m. In the fifth floor conference room at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. Citizens can speak al the meeting or submit letters on any or the topics. A complete agenda Is avullabh.i by calling 764-5334. Flooding Threatened Rai~ Melting Snow Plague Much of Coumry 11.S. S "''"" artJ lt•ln fpll OYer mv<ll Of Ille EHi .,.., ......... 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IO lloelft S6 Aid 11\lff f7 lled•MOCtl't' SI Snr•ment9 S• Sillllll\ SI San BerNrdlno H kit Dle9o 61 ~n "r•n<I-SI> 5'11 Jtu U S.l'lle Ana ti S.11ta l!Ml>M• &t 5..,11 Merit SI ltocklon 60 Tllernwr l>t Delly Not D .. •"Y " .......... .. Mnr>qe; '"""' II -.,., not 11 .... l"»H ,,,,_ llf ~ ')(\ p"' t •ll b(l!Qte , ll m •11<1 y<IUf LU()y ,..11 0t O'llt ... f'O 9.at•Jff)IV aft(1 '~A~ If y«lU ftiO ~ ff'< .. \ttt 'lfl'W~ f l'tlr<t n-.-• Im CllM ""'""• '' • "' .,,., ~" '""' ... w.,. di9h•tJf90 Death Camp Revealed ~ WASHJNGTON CAP> -Aerial reconnaJ11ance pictures showing the Naal death caa mp at Au•chwitl In 1944 and UM:S dur- ing World ·War ll have been turned over to the National Arcblvee by the CIA. The pictures are -available ror srholars to study. an archlve11 spokesman said Friday. SOME HISTORIANS have questioned why the l\11les did not bom.b the camp. and the rail lln~ to it during the war. Dino A. Brugionl. one of the authors or tJ>e Central In- telligence Agency report accom- panying the pictures, told the Washington Post that photo in- terpreters were unaware of Auschwitz at the time the pic- tures were taken. ·'They were looking for details of the Farbcn plant alongside Auschwitz, nothing else, .. Brugion.i was quoted as saying Friday. THE f .G. FARBEN plant pro- duced synthetic fuels and was bombed often during the war. The plant and Auschwitz, about five miles away, were in Poland south or Warsaw. Auschwitz was the main death camp for Euro· pean J ews. The pictures show the camp's barracks, gu chambers and crematoria where bodies were burned. Mee Kitties LOCAL I WEATHER Newport A~tton Pier Business Fees Planned Beouse state ofOclale believe Newport .Beach's marine-based businesses have been 1ett1na a free ride, those businessmen are go. in~ to be paying up to $82.000 In fees next year. The fees, which are 1olng to be part or the c1ty-admlnislered harbor permits, will be discussed durin1 Monday aftemoon'a city. councn study session. THE STATE LANDS Dlvtalon in 1975 informed city officials that businesses located on piers over public tidelands had to pay for use of that public property. Becawse the city didn't get any rental on those piers, the Lands Track Season Opening Soon Newport Beach 's Parks . Beaches and Recreation track season opens March 12 for boys and girls between the ages of seven and 14. ,Registration -at $3 a child is being taken at city hall between 8 a.m. and 11.30 a.m and 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m Practices will be held Monday through Friday from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Community Youth Center, Peninsula Park. Mariners Park, Eastblurt Park, Buffalo Hills Park and Newport Heights School. DI vlalon aaid the use constituted "a gift of public land to those commercial operations who are earning imcome from these land1." Since then, city and state of- ficials have been wrangUng over how to figure out the value or those public lands In order to set up some kind of ree structure. LAST MONTH, state officials finally agreed to a plan proposed by city staff members. It calls for a straight fee or 8.5 cents per square foot per year for operators of marinas. gas docks. boat repair firms and other waterfront firms that encroach over tidelands. Those fees will raise approx- imately $82,000 a year for city coffers, but use of those funds is res tricted lo tidelands main- tenance and improvements. The situation has been dis- cussed with the businessmen af· fected. Several are expected to be on hand at the Monday's meeting. It gets under way in ci- ty council chambers at 1:30 p.m. APWl,..pllOto Three seven -month-old daughters of Mildren, a Lion Country Safari cheetah, get their first look at the outside world. Since 1974. 12 litters of c heetahs -or 45 animals have been born at the Irvine wildlife preserve. SALE SALE BUY NOW AND BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE!! -:;-. • ,. • t. ) \ • \ .__ ~ ':-· -, -- . I BROWN JORDAN PATIO FURNITURE Buy now at sale prices and be ready for spring. Fantaatlc selection of 1979 styles and colors . KAILUA 48" Table & 4 Chairs 79Ust $754. '78 SALE S539. Chaise 79UstS299. 71 SALE S21S. TAMIAMI 42'' Table & 4 Chairs '79 Ust $577. '78 SALE $419. C haise 79Ust $240. ·7s SALE S 179. MAUNAKFA 48" Table & 4 C hairs 79 Ust S661 . '78 SALE S499. Chatse 79 Ust S267. '78 SALE $205. CIRCA 48"' Table & 4 Chairs 79Ust $928. '78 SALE S 725. Moster Charge BankAmericard Prices effectJve for merchandise on hand thru 2/28/79 n Joaquin Hill Road at MacArthur Blvd., N8'pOt1 Bekh, (714) 640-5800 OPf" Dally 9 am • 5pm -Flottst 640-6n4 • ' n It n l.1 y !· J· J) l · 1n n a !· a s .5 y .2 l ·c - LOCAL I NATION Worst Winter Crippling for Orica oan CtllCACO lAl'l o nt :od lo lt"ll 77 yur old Charh lahr lh l ChlURo ha •ulr~r~ thto wonl eombmallo11 uf cold aind now tn tht city's h11lO'}' Moro aoow o"•' " n r t -h 111 htll n th11 w1ntt>r lhan an~ otht•r A l"()C'Ord onf' da y '\n<1 w depth ot ·19 tnd1 YI a eL 1 he record for m~i cun•l..l('UllH) J 1)'i. .. 1th low ltim~r•lure• of 1tiro CJr ~low 10 " lled. 8 l I t: ~ L 0 s T B I L I 0 N • t r 1nitvorunon "'., par ulyud, the c lly'a polltlru1 or 1nl111t1on wa hakc.-n, p ychlalr11t.t' l'US loads intrta t'd, and < harlle Zaht fought to 'Ur\'IH' "In IUl'"' 'tH•ulht'r I u~toc.1 tu ••n out for a tihorl 'ti oll." nhJ 7.ahr Now 1t ' t'H'n h.1rd for m~ to PJ) l-ltl'~'k to ~\'t ml" 1r1)(~Ml'ii. /.Jh1 . ,1 r t•llr1•d dnll mt!ndl·r '4 Ith railing 1'> t•:-.i~hl, :..ayi; ht• h1& u fow trltmd' IJut •II my P'-'oplt• 11r~ d1•u1J now " I Jhr ':. onl> 1ncoml• 1~ frum Soc11.1l ~·cunt)' but 1l dld.n t rnie 14•h n hl11 tieuung hill n1·arly doubll'd lust month for his bmull firi-t -,too ,1p11rt nw11l on Lhe c.•1ty's North SJde T H E A\'t'RAGE TEMPF.ftATlJ RE I N Januury wus 12 4 d •grees. with the lo\\e:.l reading m rnu' 19 EIN·tnc1ty use set ret>ord:.. J?a~ dt-mJnd for J anua:r.v ond e_u ly .f~l>ruery Wii!> ·20 percent aoove normal for the period "The basement below me is unheated and it t·ost~ a lot to keep my pla('e heated," Zuhr said "I hope to teJI you this 1s tht-worst winter ever " Ile :;a1d he spent his days. alone, watchang tl'lev1:.1on and playing a tape recorder ·o ur ('alls for help doubled or tn pll'd," said l.1!0 St>lmon. program d1r{'etor for Little Brothers or the Poor, .in organi.t.at1on t hat aids elderly shut· •ns SHE SAJD HER ORGANIZATION normully Sl'r ves about 1,400 persons "Usually \\<.> try to bring shut-in::. to purlles. but there has been no wu y lo do that. With all the snow and blocked streets we've spent all our time just trying to reach people with essentials . A lot of what we do 1s Jus t \•s iting, spending time with lonely people Wt"re kind or depressed around her::e hccaust• Wt? ('ouldn 't do much visiting." Many '?thcr Chicagoans became shut-ins this winter ~pe('1 ally after a blizzard dumped 20.5 inc hes of snow between J an. 12 and 14 · O•llY Pilot Photo OY I.ff Pay ... A rt or Glass? Susan England, le ft . and sister Beth. of Newport Be a ch. puzzle ove r a h ne of broken glass on the lawn in front of the UC Irvine concert hall. The decoration 1s s upposedly a work of art but the Engla nd :,1ste r:s. each ::,tudents in the drama de - partment. m ay be as king. "ls it just broken ~la ss'!" Rockefeller Aide In California DAVIS 1AP 1 Megan Mars hack. an aide to former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller who was with him when he was found dead J an. 26. was re. ported Friday to be staying at her younger brother 's apa rtment he re. --------- The Sacr:imento Bee She reportedly received said that Ms. Marshack. S60.000 a ~ear in salar) 25, declined to talk to a from Rockefell l·r Saturday, February 24 1979 DAIL V PILOT A.S · Sewer Bond Saks Off· EIR Requirement Delays Clemente Issue By ~'TEVE MITCIU:l .L Of tlw Dally l'li.t Stall Sule of $4 2 million In waste w&lcr revenue bonds by the city or San Ctementt" was halted this we~k aner councilmen learned the city must submit environ mental impact reports be fore re ceiving s tate and federa l matching funds for the Sl5 5 million sewer project. T he aMouncement by City At- torney Michael Ba rtlett startled council member s. who were ready to award the bond s ale to the lowest bidder TOE BOND SALE was can celed on advice from Bartlett who satd the city would have to pre pare extensive environmental re ports on the mulll million dollar sewe r project. Vo ters last Novem ber a p proved snle o( bonds fo r sewer and water recla mation projects in the city Funds were to go for cons truction or sewe r lines. storage raclllties. renovation of the old pump station o n El Camino Real. and &ons truclion or a water recla mation system But City Ma nager Gerald Weeks s aid the city 's bond counsel. O'Melveny and Myer:. of Los Angeles. did not advise the city 1t would need environ· mental reports. "until 1l was too late in the game " HE SAID Tfli!: require ment will mean at least a six month de lay in the projects Weeks said the city first heard of the requirement two months a go whe n the bond counsel asked lhe city what plans 1t had made for environmenta l reports "The real proble m." Weeks said . "is we d idn 't get the prope r ad\'tce from our bond counsel. .. I le placed the onus on the Lo!> Angeles· based firm. saying ad vice on such matters. "I!> what we pay them £or " THE CITY Ml'ST now request proposals for complet100 of the environmental reports from con s ulta nls. contract for those services, them , followin1t receipt of EIR approval. mit1ale another bondeale And there a re costs rt:lating to the foul·up, too, Weeks sa id, adding the cancellation or lhe bond aale means preparing a new pros pectus, date change" and reprinting. lie estimated the cost at St0.000 Mayor Will iam Walker &aid the city sbould look 10 the bond counsel to pick up the cost. "They gave us bad informs tion. and they should recoup any losses." the mayor s aid. BUT COUNCILMAN Howard Mushett said he and fellow coun- c i Im ember Myrtis Wagner warned the city "months" ago" thal environmental r epo rts should be prepared for tht' sewer proJect "We should have been abiding by the law." Mushett said. Weeks dented Mushett o r Wa'~ner ever suggested EIRs be pre pared on the proJecl ''They've asked for reports on other proJects Jn lb.e ctl.Y. but never publicly aought EJRs on this one," he said. The city manager said severaJ of the projects will require only u negative declaration tale· ment, but l'aid lho .. Jaraer proj- ec:ta will need full envlronmt>nlal study. T HE COUNCIL VOTED un· antmously to seek compensation for the canceled bond sale from O'Melveny and Myers. And Weeks s aid city otricials wall begin preparing bids for completion or environmental re po rts in order to meet CalHorma Environmental Quality Act re- quirements Still to be dete rmined 1s whether state and federal grants c an be awarded to the city before the city puts up 1t.s $4 2 million , hare . Singer Sue d Humperdinck Named as Dad NEW YORK fA P 1 British singer Engelbert Humperdinck I!> be ing sued for $1 mill ion by a young American woman who charges that he 1s the fathe rof her2-year-old daughter Ka thy Jl'tter. who 1s 23 and li ves in the borough of Queens. maintains that sh<' began an arta1r with llumperdinck in June l975 when he was appearing ut the Wei-tchester Premier Theater She said she became pregna nt by the singer the following year. J UDGE BRUCE KAPLAN BARRED reporters and spectators from the Family Court proceedings this week, saying court records ··should not be used to gratify or promote public scandal.·· In an 1nterv1e w with the New York Daily News. Hum perd1nck 's wire. P atricia. said she was confident her husband 1s not the fathe r of Ml> J ette r'!> child · "I WILL STANO BY MY Ht:SBAND because I understand that things of this type can occur when you are a public figure People have fantasies. a nd when you a re a celebrity this type of problem ha~ lo be ant1dpated." s he said T he tlumperdmck~ h:.ivt• been married fo r lti years. They have lour children · The weather <'au!led ma ny people to be more irrita bl<'. lo eat mort-. slet-p more and feel more tired. said Dr Jame!> L Cavanaugh, director of PSY-Chtalry at Rush ·Pres byterian·St. Luke·s Medkal Center. lie s aid more people sought pro- fessional aid for depression ~nd former patients return<'d to their doctors during the bad weather reporter Thursday out· ,.------------------------------------------------~ "THERE IS SIMPLY NO END to it." Cavanau~h said .. The snow. ice. cold, traffic Jams. <·ommutm~ proble ms and other stresses are Just like the drops of wate r in the Chinese water torture. Eventually everyone reaches a breaking point ,. Poli('e reported a 26 per<'ent JO('rease in the <'lly's murder rate between· Jan. 1 and Feb. 15. Police placed char ges of negligent homicide and hit-run and reckless driving against a snowplow driver who had worked 18 straight hours and al- legedly went b<•rserk, plowed into dozens of mov· mg and pnrked cars. a nd killed one person Cavanau~h blamed m any or the probl ems on the inability or people to leave home T UE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND Industry reported its Januar y attendance fell to 63,308. com- par ed with 156,209 in January 1978. The January 1979 figure was e ven below the one-day attendance record of more than 68.000 set in December John Colter of the Chicago Association of Com· merce and Industry suid Chlcago businesses lost SS billion in the two weeks after the blizza rd. in lo~t sales a nd se rvices a nd money paid to employees who couldn't make 1t to work. "Those are losses that won't necessarily be made up either." he said. "For example. steel pro- duction was down 25 per('ent during that time. T he re 1s lots of for<'tgn steel a vailable, so if somebody couldn't get his steel in Chicago he could get it ovcz eas .. UNITE~/RLlNES "LOST MILLIONS" when O'Har nternallonal Airport was closed because or snow over the New Year's holiday and again in mid January, said United spokesman Ed Williams ' Insurance claims ror property damage hit a record SlOO million and could climb higher , the II- hnois lnsuranre lnformation Service said . ESTATE SALE OF JEWELRY- CRYSTAL- P ORCELAIN- BRONZES- CHINA - SILVER and more. Lots of diamond rings and earrings, gold chains. fine china and s ide the a partment of h e r b rother . Joh n Marshack, in this col lege town about 12 mile~ west of Sacram l!nto "l'M SORRY. I have nothing to say," said Ms. Ma rsha<'k. whose whereabouts had been a mystery s ince several questions were raised about the circumstances of Rockefeller's death. It was not known when s he arn vcd in Davis. site or a University of California ca mpus, o r how long she planned to stay. NEITHER Ma rs hack nor his sister <'Ould be reached ror ('Om me nt Friday. Ms. Ma rshack. who Rockefeller aides say was helping him work on an art book when he died , became the center of nationwide publicity ove r conflic ting ac counts of his death. One issue is how much time elapsed between the time he wa s st ricke n a nd a uthorities we re called. Rockefeller forgave a $4 5.000 loan t o Ms Marsha('k in hi !> Wi ll DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights February 23,24.25 crystal, bronzes, some fumi· ture, oils, chandeliers, brass lamps, etc. Something for everyone -from $1.00 up. Free adn'llss1on Bank of America, M11ter Charge, checks, Inspection of all merchandise Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 2 -5 P.M. and 7 -8 P.M. some terms available. I n~wport galleries ltd. 2542 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA (714) 646-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 PM Art t.tvlne Aucuonffr • / OLIM OU" OLIN OUM L/J)IES 1so·· ~·· ~ .. ioo 115 •• \55•• I 1.5 •• oo·· ( A• Comment Oil Cutoff Real or Just a Power Play? By • J'a£DSI G ·a ARfe>ne ~·ho l. n'l conrufl.t'd about whether lhf'• 1s on Iranian ml trisas ha not bffn II lt:ntnR to lb U f(overnmf'nl Pl\' 1dt!n\ (' ril'r and Tl"t'uury Serre.tary Hluml'nthaal uy no r f1 U! •• Ol hand F.neratY 5'-cn>t ry Jam ScbJe in n ays not on ly UuU .. conK n. hon 19 ntt ary, but thlt ru •t llltoc Oon • Sundav R• UIU m d~1ni:. ttnd •\ fn rahonln a.rt1 on th b.urtron ~n J.1ck~oo who onl'n r~h~s Sc-bJ lnit"'"" numcnts, •• predJcUng dollar Rllllon ~iuolln Wlm'" naht .. I , A\' Tilf: Pa F.SI Df:l\"'T " t'l<l~H than S<'hle11l n~11r. wh1111.t iJram.1UC' ~· IH\•ntttnls Ul" tn tbnRer a r mh1ln J lnai COOJUt' l.UU.I panu.·k1m1 th.-publlr. Ttwn· I no crhl oor nt't'd thl'r tw ctnl' In th rutut . unh•o;., w• nt k\• UIW' OUM'>c<lv~ t\nd v.t· sun•b "'Ill dt1 Ji.al thui If""' rt•';(Jr\ rn such t'Qntrt1ls A• mandatnr> allocation and n•Uont.n~ 1'hcM· "'ould bt> ''""'"n\-d l(l ma1nl In .;yattm or Pfll'( C'Ontroli. rn tht• ll S wha,•· ~urld prltt of crude• 011 n &e a ~ure prt• rnpllon for i.hOr'W.Wl'' ' Lt.•l u re.-' 1t•-. '"mt• fal"l. <1b(lul lhl.' prei.t•nt otl cutback Im lllllll 1·x1>0rb h .Ht' dn•ppt'd from .1houl ~ milhon barrt>b t><'r dt1 ) 1mbd 1 w tt•rt1 for St'H'rnl "'f't•ks now. It t'nuld b monlhi. btoforl' :iublltnnhul t>'pt1rh urt> n •!tumed In Hw ml·<mllmt· other C'Ountr1N1 pnnc1pally Saudi Arubrn, ht•vc· mt·r,•a:o,t'\l lht•ar production lo takt> udvanlagt' or the shottfoll, th1..•y .. l'll lht•11 adthl1011ul 011 dl mur h h1ght'r price. on the i\J.111t m.irkt•t .rnd :.it ~real prof•t Taking into account this add1teonJI 11roducl1011 tht• nt.•l .. hortrall for the world al prest'nt 11ccm i. to bt.- ubout 2 mbd. wh1t•h neatly malchc>s the drawdtJwn or 011 t;tocki., rt'· 11ortt!d at 2 mbd 'fht• l'urrent ··i.hortage'' should therefore b_, close IA> t t'tO IF TUE IRANI N T()•'FS persist for a very long lime, MlflH•ttun~ ltkt• Uw followinl( well happen The murkel will balance itself, but ut a prit't' approxlrn•tely 10 pert'enl nbovc whal 1t would trnve ~" othl'rw1s(' World ('Oru:;umpt1on will decrease by perhaps 1 to 4! l)l'rcent and somt-udd1lional producllon will come in. A 10 pt•rcN\t increase 1n the price or 011 11> nothing lo sn~eze at But 11 1s nc)l a caJam1ty either. because 1l only comes lo about 3 c·enlb per ~aUon of "as when the prace mt'reai.e is passed through on a dollar-ror-dollar-bas1s H the racts are so unthrcatf'nlng, you might ask, then why are i.ome oil t'ompanies already reporting shortages and promising re- duced allocalaons? Why is She ll rationing gasoline? Why do some companies complain that lhl'Y may have to close down their re· fineries for lack or oil" There is an answer for everything: these comparu<'S, large or s mall, want something us ually relier from regulations or often just more money SHELL OIL IS RATIONING unleaded premium gasoline, but lhal has nothing to do with the Iranian cutback. It has a lot to do with the fad that gasoline prices have been regulated in s uch a way that Shell has not been able to build the necessary refinery t apacity Small oiJ refineries now are pinched Cor oil and clamoring ror flO\lt•rnml'nl ullocallons Dul their problem is that they had been buylni;t oil on th• i.pol market bccau11e they made more money th~t w y Now thut spot 1mces have 1one up above contract price~. the)' wunt govl'rnmt>nl help. ll'g a ramllhar story. ll r rtuenly 1 i.lrangtl that so many 011 companjcs warn of cut· baek11 ln dt'hvcne~ ot 10 to 20 percent when the world shortfall is only J percent The Gulf Oil Co. Imports from Iran but has not an- nounced ony cutbacks. "I find It difficult to conceive of physical 8hurt tte11 or roUonlng, ·• says Warren 8 . David. Gull's chief t•conomlst lie suy!I thut the international oil coJTU>anies "ar st II OeJC•ble ~n1.1ugh tv transfer 011 nround," und ht' thinks the world could do wlLhout lrun'is oil tor lho next fow years, 1r Arab producers enaintmn lhNr output 8 T WHAT ff Saudi Arabia slop!I ltis extra production and I run re mulns s hut 1n? That would be se rious, bu t not a l'<1lamity The price would rise somt• more ~bout another 10 percent But what tr all of OPEC were to l)LOP its production'! No w . thut would be the equ1vt1ll'nt of the sky falling calamitous, but not very likely. l j)i An Important lesson con be drawn from the present Iranian experience. namely, that 3 future oil embargo as not likely to hurt the U.S .. or other Wt>stcrn nations for that matter. Right now we have an embargo m every respect but name. The only e11sential difrerence -and ~1n important psyc:hOlog1cal one -Is that nobody refers lo the lran11m cutoff as an embargo. Therefore It bas made rar less impact on the world except to raise oil prices slightly. The lraniun otl experience may even be salutary Ir it con· vlnces the public that the much vaunted "oil weapon" la In fact an ~ There are other indicators of a non-cris is : the s tra tegic p~trolcum reserve on the U.S. Gulf Coast is not being tapped by the l)('partment or Eoeri:y. nor does DOE have plans to do so. In adwtion. we have a glut of natural gas. And we have huge t'Oal supplies. Why. then. does the Department oC Energy want to conjure up a crisis when there isn't one? '~'r W~RY --Jusr sitW ~ 10 HIM A'S '<OJ WOUU> 10 AN<ONE BSE. 1 •• IN\IECi<;IVE 13Uf Cf>SfQUIOUS ! I I s uspect this cris is is being conjured up to create a political t'limate in whjch it is easier to push through policies which the bureaucracy deems to be important After insisting for two years on a price re~ulat1on scheme for oil t hat is even more onerous than what we have now, DOE now re· port~dly wants to deregulate oil, perhaps adding a large severance tax lo siphon off "windfalJ profits." ANOTHER MAJOR DOE GOAL is to persuade Congress to re- peal the law forbidding export of Alaskan 011. This would make way for an eventual doubling o( Alaskan production. and full production in California. empty threat We now have an embargo, in effect, but no huge price Jump. no real shortages. no disruption of the economy - eve n in countries which bought most of their oil from Iran. THE ANALOG V TO THE emperor's new clothes Is quite ap- propriate. Perhaps that 1s why the Arabs have never "un· sheathed" their "otl weapon" s ince 1974. Their scabbard really is empty. but unlit we beheve it, they will continue to behave as though 1t contains a dagger S. Fred Singer. a former deptlflJ asmtant secretary o/ lhe lntenor, leaches energy ecooom1cs at the Umvenlly o/ V1rg1n1a News Still Bad on Apartments Tonner Probe Bird Contributor Should Bow Out By THOMAS D. ELIAS It's usually only businessmen who pay attention to bank forecasts or recessions a nd other economic trends. But today's predictions of a major recession for most of the nation and a minor one in California are strikingly important to virtually all Californians Here's why MORE THAN anyplace else, California has felt the impact of the Cave years of recovery from the last major recession. the one that accompanied lhe 1973·74 Arab oil embargo Dozens of new office buildings have sprung up in major cities, some with 40 or more stones. Home prices skyrocketed, in· creasing at a 20 percent annual clap in 1976-77. That means many Califor· n1ans now have mortgages a nd monthly house payments double the average of five years ago. A major recession in California that knocks the bottom out or real estate prices would ruin millions or homeowners. leaving them with mortgages higher than the values of their houses. At the same time, a major re· cession would lower the vacancy rate in all those new office build ings and put their owners in jeopardy. If investments in both offices and homes were im- periled at once, several major banks and savings associations could be in for hard times. At the very least, new construction would come to a sudden halt. THAT'S WHY the current bank foret'asls a re so vital : None of the state's major banks foresees times becoming as bad in California a s they will elsewhere in the wake of the turmoil in Iran and its oil cutoff. Economists for the Bank oC America, Wells Fargo Bank and California Federal Savings & Loan Assn. all say California will escape most of the national recession they expect. They say new aerospace contracts. inelud· ing the Sl.96 billion space shuttle pact ret'ently awarded to Rot'kwell International. and con- tinued strong agriculture and tourism will keep the state afl oat. The big banks agree that in- terest r ates will actually in· crease toward the end of the y~ar. climbing from 10 \12 per· SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS cent today to about 11 percent on home loans made late next fall. And they predict a mild increase in home prices. "Housing prices won't be sub- jected to any bottom.falling-out syndrome of the kind forecast by ana lysts from the East who don 'l understand the atypical California market,·· says one top savings and loan economist. AND FREDERIC Halperin, gen e r a l manager or the s tatewide Coldwell Banker Property Management Co. says 1979 will see "A sound market, a conservative m a rket , not vin· lage. but one or the bette r years." But there's one a rea of unj. Corm pessimism -apartments. The banks look fo r continued shortages or rental housing, with no upturn in the vacancy rate there. In areas without controls, this can only translate into higher rents. Some financial experts even believe the public doesn't really want new apartments. Preston Butcher. president of a Fosler City apae:-tmenl de· velopment firm. told a recent mortgage bankers meeting that mo ney is n 't the problem. Today's difficulties int'lude a shortage oC land zoned for apart· m ents combined with other en- v ir,p_nmental restrictions. WHEN THE growing rent l'On· tr ol movement is added to the equation, many builders becom<' convinced they would be fooli:;h to build apartments. They say the pubUc has created a climate of hostility to that kind or de· velopment. All these analyses should be comforting to the property owner and not the renter, whose choices will become increasing. ly limit ed as the hous ing shortage worsens. But the bankers could be wrong. It's in their own interest for conditions to turn out ~ pre- dicted. The unknown is how m uch that fact influences their forecasts. Hobnobbing With the Hopefu·& ••• Ry HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Humor tn high places: Here we are at the Beverly Hilton in L.A. for the Cedars·Sinai benefit ban· ' quel. Arrayed in all their a wful s plendor at the speaker's table a re. from right to right, Jerry Ford. Jerry Brown, Ronald Reagan and Henry Kissinger. The emcee, Se n . Al a n Cranston. arises. "This is the rirst time " he s miles. "t h at I 've had the pleas ure of introducing a former Presi dent who may be a futur~ Pres1dent. a current Gov· e rn or who may be a future President. a former Governor who may be a future President, and a former Secretary of Stale who m ay be a future SenAlor. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 1'1w l'nmmc·nt p:.11.:c• or lh<' O:ti h Pilot !(t•t•k., to inform and ;11rnuls1tc• rt•atlC'r"I hy pn'll<'nl In~ u 'unel~ or ('nmmt•nt~1n• nn to111 C's n( ull t'r<'<>t und ~i1inlf1C'u111·c• from inform('(J t1h!\c•rvcn1 and :-.1lokc~m1•n. Hobfrl ,\ \\'t'C"d, l111bll&Mr Satarday, February Z4, 1m ' "In fact, if the prohibition against foreign-born candidates is amended. we may have here a former Secretary who could also be a future President.•· Al which Kissinger ad libbed swiftly: "Senator Cranston could make history if he proposed an a mend· n1ent prohibiting NATIVE-born Presidents -in which case I'd be the only one here who's eligi· ble!" (Laughter, titte rs coughing, "What'd he say?", etc.>. INSIDE OUT: The lo ng . r unning dtscrimination s uit brought against mighty Bechtel Corp. by so m e 400 black e mployees a lmost came lo a sudden settlement last week. Bechtel offered $120,000 to the workers and a whopping SUi0,000 to their lawyers, Elizabeth Levy and Mark Rudy, who were as eager to accept as Bechtel's lawyers were anxious to give it lo them. One hundred sixty-one plain- li ff s objected strenuous ly, however, whereupon Bechtel's lawyers advised Fed'l Judge Bill Orrick that he s hould not be swayed by "a handful of objec- tors." Retorted the Judge: "161 can hardly be called a handful." Not only that. he added three lawyers lo the plaintiffs' legal corps -Rufus L. Cole, John Hous ton Scott and Oliver A. Jones of the NAACP. The message ls clear: The black emlt.'flf:s are th1nking in terms or JONS. ONWARD: THE I ranl1n shock waves have reacbtd S.F. Popular Manou Ardalan, Iran's Consul-General here, and his g lamorous blonde wife Clhe Pers i a n F a rr ah Fawce tt· Majors>. are being recalled to Tehran as soon as they can get packed a nd packing. No suc- cessor selected but a Shah as said to be looking for a job. \ SAN JOSE swings. : At an .. Animal House" -type toga party Down There the other weekend, one of J erry Brown's very favorite State muckymuc ks showed up uninvited, got roaring drunk, and was thrown out after be belled a beloved Judge right in the choppers. Next day, his wife wasn't speaking lo him so he had bis girlfriend call the hostess to apologize . . . which showed a LITTLE class. BEAUTIFUL people cozily cornered al Le Central: China Armour, separated from Philip Qf the meat-packing Armours, and Chai de Gwgne. a Clark Kent lookallke who lives in a chateau in Bordeaux. China. pronounced "Keena," is not an Oriental but a six-foot Swede. SURVIVING m embers of that e ndange r e d s pecies. male chauvinist piggus. are directed lo the Feb. 5 issue of Sports II· luslraled, which carries striking evidence that bathing suits are getting better and skimpier thon ever. AND I F YOU admire good Wl'lling (then why are you read· ing this?), get thee to the Jan. 30 laaue of Esquire, which carries , 1-·. Scott Fitzgerald's la11t un· pubhshed story, turned down in his lifetime by seven nat 'I magazines: titled "On Your Own," al is touched with the tende r m agic so markedly absent rn today's writing. WANDERING through the Marina the other night, looking for action (what's so funny >. I fell into Cine ma 21 to find. dis· concertingly . a preview or "Same Time Next Year.'' the movie version of a play r had sut'cessfully avoided for years. I stayed to scoff and ended by cheering, small lump in throat. Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn are irresistible and lhe selling <Mendocino 's He ritage Housel doesn't hurt, either I wlrk• 'You rMd Ir wnwtg. /'in l»ttluvpt Md I IH#d. Jobi' By GEORGE NICHOLSON C4tPllOl N9W1 S.Otu SACRAMENTO Recentlv filed campaign docu· ments disclose that some members of the private law firm of Seth Hufstedler. special counsel m charge or the s tate Supreme Court Tanner case tnvesl1gat1on. were among Chier Justice Rose E . Bird's election campaign con· tributors. Campaign reports on fil e with the secretary of s tale s ho" that at least two members of Hurstedler's Los Angeles law Cirm m ade such contributions. Hufstedler . a former State Bar pres ident and husband of a federal appeals court justice. resigned from the J udicial Council. which 1s headed by Bird, to act as s pecial counsel in the Tanner case investigation now being con· ducted by the Commission on Judicial Performanre. DENNIS M. PERLUSS and Patricia Phillips, mem· bers of the law firm oC Beardsley, Hufstedler a nd Kemble, are listed in 0Cfic1a l reports as contributors to Californians for the Court. one of several committees which s upported Bird. It seems appropriate to ask whether Hufstedler should disqualify himself from the investagat1on to avoid any possible suspicion by the public or impropriety. It also seems appropriate to raise this important ques· lion in ltght or Bird's actions m San Diego Teachers As· sociation v. Superior Court On April 21, 1978, Bird, a long with Justices Mathew Tobriner, Stanley Mosk and Frank Newman. voted to take 1urisd 1ction of the controversial case which deals with the right of teachers to strike Almost nine months later, on January 11. 1979, Bird disqualified herself from lhe case because. according lo her aide, s he d1st'overed Hugh Boyle. president of the California Teachers Ass0<'1ation. onl' or her campaign s up· porters. was a party to tht' actmn R)lymond J Con1alC's , a member or the Public E m pl\lyees Relations Board IPERB I. which fil ed an a micus t'uriae brief HI the case. immediately lodged a formal complain! 111tarnst Bm:t with the Comm1ss1on on J udicial Performancl' • ON FRIDAY, •'E BRUA R\' 2, 1979. the commission ex· onerated th<' ch1l'f JUSllce tn a one-page press release "The Comm1ss1on has examined the matter and after considering all aspects, determined that the conduct of the Chief Justice comports with estabhshed judicial s tandards in alt respecl.s and there 1s no bases for furth~ action." Whether or not 1t was appropriate for Bird to dis· qualify herself. th\' terse and undocumented press release issued by the commission docs nothing to ins pire pubbc t'onfidence either in it or its decree or no impropr iety. ln fact on February 9. Gonzales, who is a liberal former Assemblyman from Bakersfi eld. assail ed the com- mission Cor "hiding behind a curtain of secr<'cy" and ob· Jected to whnt he called the "s1mplist1c fashion" by which the commission responded to his complaint. .. What has occurred." warned the PERB board member, "Is that the commission has given the 1m· pression of a response via the press. when in actuality the're has been no true ju tlflcalion given for the chief Justice's action." The o nly fair and proper way for the commission to re· solv<' this Issue. Conzales declared, would be for il lo pro· • vide the pubhc with a formal response and a supporting ra· lion al(' It is nppropriale to note the parallel or the commi_.c;sion's "curtain of secrecy" in this case with a similar shroud pro· vidcd by a terse and undocumented press release issued by Justice MathcwTobrlncr in March, 1978. IN UIS PRESS R ELEASE, Tobrlncr cryptically decloN!d no mi~conduct had taken place despite the bizarre fact a state Suprem Court staff attorney was then also represcnUnt:. Dennis Ba~k wboi1e extradlUon case W8S before the court. No one know11 the truth ot Tobrlne r's declaraUon to this day. Both the commission's a nd Tobriner's press posturlngs hQve remarkably lmilar soundlnas to those of one of our former prtsid nts who told the American press and public, "l have lnvesUgatcd the Wateraato matter ond 1 rind there is nobody ln the White House wbo baa been associated wltb It. .. .. .. I J \ OilLOREN'S PAG E wnlii. d t ; I I ·I I l ~\\~J II I TIN MAN DRAWING WINS NEWPORT YOUNGSTER TICKETS Paige Oden, Winner In 10 to 15 Years Category Hi girls and boys. . The drawing and essay contests for tickets to see ''The Wiz" at the Long Beach Ter race Theate r drew a big response. T here were many fine drawings and well·written essays on the pla y Paige Oden of Balboa. a frequent winner, d id ex· cellent renderings of characters in the play which runs in Long Beach March 4 through 11. HER DRAWING OF a rusty Tin Man getting o iled wins in t he 10 to 15 years of age category. She is 15. Kurt Lundberg, 9, of Huntington Beach , is the d r awing winner for children nine years old and un· de r . He drew a lion. Winner of the essay contest for children 11 to 15 years old is Stevie Harper, 12, of Huntington Beach He wrote a com prehensive essay on the play. Each of the winners will get three tickets to the 3 p.m . March 4 perform ance. THE THEATE R IS at 300 E. Ocean Blvd. and is re· ached by t aking Pacific Coast Highway or the San Diego F reeway <405 > to the Seventh Street, L?ng Beach exit and taking Seventh Street to Alamitos Avenue, turning south onto Alamitos and continuing to Ocean Boulevard. .. The tickets will not be mailed but each of the winners will be contacted early next week on how to obtain their tickets. A lion is one of the chief characters in "The Wiz, ".based on "T he Wonderful Wizar d of Oz." IT'S OFTEN SAID that the month of Ma rch "comes in like a lion and goes out like a lam b." The weather has been windy the past fe w days a nd it appear s t hat saying could hold true th.is yea_r. The March winds often make for good kite flying weather. Uncle Len. for next Saturday's drawing contest. in vites you to do a drawing of kite flying or of a kite. The drawing could be of your favorite kite or an original kite design . AS ALWAYS THE DRAWINGS should be done with .black ink on white paper measuring four by four inches. The winner will receive $5, the r unner· up $2. Drawings should be m ailed by Wednesday noon to Uncle Len , P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. The contest is for any youngster 15 year s of age and under. Until next week, goodby and have fun drawing kites. HUNTINGTON YOUTH WINNER IN NINE YEARS AND UNDER Kurt Lundberg Drew Head of A Lion From ''Th• Wlz" Back Yard Home for Moose BLANCHARD, N .D. <AP> -A hungry moose has taken up re· sidence ln Ralph Thompson's backyard . "It's raising Cain with all the trees and s hrubs around our house," Thompson said. "They won't eat anything but trees." Thompson aald he asked the state Game and Fish Depart· ment'a Hillsboro office lo remove the animaJ from his farm, but they claln\ed not to have equipment lo tranquilize the animal or transfer it from the premises. "My wire planted a weeping willow here about 10 years ago and that's what he 's taking," be said. "We've got shrubs around the house and he's starting in on that, too, right up lo the doorstep." Salurdly. February 24. 1979 DAILY PILOT A 7 • Newport Girl Learns of Mistletoe Good Luck Tradition Makes Planl Popular at Cluistmas Andy sends ta World Book Vtiar Book to . Paula Spas, age , 11 , or Newport Hcach, for her (\U4'11tl01\ CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT MISTLETOE? P rasate plant! can cause many serious p roblems and dis· tt IH In plant , 110imals a nd peo. pl~ One tjpc 01 fungi causes wheat and bean rust. potato and tomato bllght. apple scab and downy mild4 w or grapes 0 th r l'unJI can cause diseases that In.Jure the Jaws of cattle and hogs. Mistletoe Is another plant para site. but it doesn't do too much harm. Scientists actually call mis· tletoe a partial parasite because it makes some or its own food . Most other parasites feed and llve on other plants or animals. MISTLETOE is a pa rasite tha t grows on the trunks and bra nches o f many different kinds of trees. It is most often found on the a pple tree. but can also be seen on the sycamore. poplar, locust lime. hawthorn. fir and occasionally on the oak. Thickly clustered evergreen leaves make up the m istletoe's foliage. In February and March tiny yellow flowers bloom. The flowers turn into shiny. o .;1y l'llel SLllt P"°l• QUESTION TO ASK ANDY COLUMN WINS FOR GIRL Paula Spas Shows Off World Book Year Book P h oradendro n, species P . navescens. BotanJsts classify European mistletoe as Viscum album. Andy sends the 1979 World Book Science Year Annual to J ason Tepper, age 8, of Staten Island, N. Y., for his question: WHAT CAUSES A NOSEBLEED? Epistaxjs is the medical term for a nosebleed or hemorrhage Crom the nose. Many sm aJl blood vessels sup. ply the nasal tissues. These tis- sues are very thin and easily broken. Sometimes a slight ex- citement can raise a person's blood pressure enough to start a nosebleed. Any hard knock which breaks a blood vessel may a lso cause 1t. MOST nosebleeds stop after a few minutes. It he lps for a person to lie on his back, and to keep cool. This position helps lower the blood pressure. A cold pack against the nose may also be helpful. Doctors also suggest that a cold compress may be placed at the back of the neck to help stop bleeding of the nose. Some sug. ~est a s mall pad of paper of cloth inside the upper lip. A doc· tor should be called in case it's a severe nosebleed. HOW FARIS PLt:TO f'RO&I THE SU N? Pluto 1s the most dis tant planN from the sun. Pluto and Nl•ptunl' are the only planets th<1l c·annot be seen from earth without a telescope. white berries. Bi rds eat the _declare a truce This is probably fruit, and some of the tiny seeds how the present custom started custom of using mistletoe as a decoration at Christmas most likely came from this good·luck . happy tradition. The planet Pluto is about 39 time-. a~ far from the sun as the earth 1-. Thl' distance between lhl' ~un and Pluto is 3.675 billion mile!-. cling to their bills. When the or kissin~ whoeve r s tands under birds sharpen their bills against a sprig of mistleto('. the bark of other trees. the mis· Uctoe is scattered to new loca· lions. EARLY Europea n s als o thought mistletoe was a lucky plant and they used it in many d ifferent ceremonies . T he YOU'LL FIND mis tletoe used in many traditions and holiday ce l ebr a t ions . During th e Christmas season. especially. t h e m is ll etoe be co m es a ·- favorite. Mistletoe belongs to the mis· tletoe fam ily of plants called Loranthacea. American mis· tletoe 1s fro m t h e gen u s Pluto travels around the sun on<.'l' about C\lcry 248 years, tomparc•d to once a year for Nt rth. It has an oval-shaped or- bit that al times hrings it closer lo lhl' sun than Neptune, the !iCCond farthest planet. His torians tell us the Druids, or a ncient priests of the Celts, cul mis tletoe from sacred oak trees. and gave the cuttings to the people for charms. In mythology, an arrow made of m istletoe killed Balder , son of the goddess Frigg. .. In Scandi navian countries. mistletoe is considered the plant of peace. Tradition says that if enemies meet under it , they will Population BoomWo Spring Thing DENVER (AP l -It happens ever y spring -the population boom at the Denver Zoo. Pregnant and expected to give birth soon. according to Paul Linger, assistant zoo director, are : -Flo, Jill, Barb and Liz. all four of the zoo's fema le giraffes. who, Linger says, "are always pregnant.'' -A HARBOR seal. due late this month or in early March. -Eight reindeer. -Four or five elk. -Two mule deer . -Eight bighorn sheep and five Dahl she<"p. -Six pronghorns. some of whom may have twins. -Three bison. IN ADDITION, Linger said, several baby prairie dogs will be born in April but won 'l appear above ground until May. Three gnus are also due to give birth in July, Linger said. A baby llama was born recent· ly. Another recent arrival was a b aby anteater. Linger said it does not yet bave a name. "We don't even know the sex yet." Linger said. "Mama keeps it a way from us." Best School Routes Listed COLUMBUS, Ohio <AP > -A step-by·step guide to help OhJo cities determine bow students should safely walk to school is complete. The price tag - $20,000. The 2s.page bound booklet, written for the Ohio Department of Transportation and the gov· ernor's highway s a f e ty representative, was financed through • grant from the Federal Highway Administra· Uon. ' The program ia designed to in· form children ol the best av.Ua. ble route to and rrom school, make them aware of lbe J>Oten· lla I dangers they face as pedeatrlans and help them de· velop aate walkJng hablta. Ill Seal Stays in Bathtub Astronomers don't know too mucll about Pluto's size or sur· I :.ic~ condition because of its dis· tance from earth. They estimate that 1t 1s about half the size of l':.trth and has te mperatures as low u-. rninus 360 degr ees Fahrenheit It is doubtful that tht.'re·!'. any form of life. MYSTIC, Conn. <AP 1 J Lawrence Dunn has his bathtub back and an overm~ht ~uesl has a new home. Dunn. who lives in Charlestown, R .I.. is the vetrrmar1an for Mystic Marinelifc Aquarium. He took a 9-month-old fem ale harbor seal home for observation and kept it in his bathtub after 1t was found beached on Block Island. R.I. The as yet unnamed seal wai. later transferred to the aquarium. Tl•• n ..... _ Werld ·-EMy~ ..... .,,, OWflt ~· H-..,ar,. iS t.eftt •I iatt .WM"d to IM •r•lff of llW ctuKli<MI ot the mentlt, ,...., • t-. •Olwme Werld -OKl•OfWl'Y 9"• to'"° •nt.r of, ... ·--of, ... -· s."" , .. , ..-....... a pest c.tN to ASK AHOY lfl e.tr• ef P. 0 . e.w "It seemed so lively -it jumped out of the bathtub and ran around and stuff that he decided to brmg 1t here." aquarium spokeswoman Julie Ladwig said. Ms. Ladwig said Dunn determined the Atlantic harbor seal had pneumonia in its left lung and heartworms. He fed it m travenously and gave it medicine. •Me, Co•~ Mn.-nu•. m.t~"'9 ,.,,,. to !Mt-'°"'""-· .... .tM ~·· EfltrlH •re -I• ............. ,.110 11. world scope (10 pointa tor H ch QUHllon enaw•r•d correcllyl 1 The population of the United States Is now • . l .. million, according to the Census Bureau. a-150 b-220 c-310 2 During the past 20 ye.us. the number of smaller farms 1n the Untied Stales has declined, white the number of larger farms has increased. True or False During that time, the overall number of farms has increased 3 Ayatollah Khomeini recenlly appointed Mehdi Bazargan as 1he head of a new governmenl in .. l .. 4 Foreign Minister Moshe D<1y1n of . l .. w1~ scheduled to lake part in Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty negotia11om resuming this week at Camp David. S A mysterious Illness, which continues to puzzle medical e•perts, hu killed more than 60 young children in Naples, a large city in sou1hern .. l .. a·Greece b·Portugat c·ltaly newsname (10 points If you can ldanlllr thlt pa~on In tha naw•I As Britai,,'s prime minister, I have been trying to find soluuons 10 a number of serious labor strikes, which have angered ci tizens and threiltened my p.lny's chance~ in the neict general election. Who am ll matchwords (4 points for H Gh corr9Ct melch) 1-qualily 2-quanduy J-qu1ntlty 4-quetl "'"dllemma, uncertainty b-cru$h, subdue c-odd, old·fashioned d·tr;ut, characteristic e-siz~. amoun t In addHion to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ is an integral part of lhe in·classroom news program presented in Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Daily PiloL ""'-'"~' (11pMfedew1tl Mfew Qlill • news picture (10 point• If you •n•-r thla quoallon correctly) Ros.llynn Carter recently becime the first president's wife since Eleanor Roosevelt to tes11fy at a Senate hearing. Senator Edward Kennedv. chairman of the Senate Human Resources subcom- m11tee. praised Mrs. Carte r for her work in the area of .. l.. a·unemploymenl b-educat1on c-mental health sportlight (2 po1nt1 tOf H ch Qu•tlion anawared corractlJI 1 Renaldo Nehemiah has set several world records in retent indoor track and held competition. Nehemiah's speci1lty is (CHOOSl ONf.: d1s1ance running, hurdles). 2 . l .. of the Umted SCatet won all four speed skaling races 1n Oslo, Norway, r~ntly, to succetslully defend hil world title. a·Dan lmmerfalt b·Enc Heiden c-M1ke Woods J Cindy Nelson has been one of the top American contenders 1his winter in women'5 in ternattonal (CHOOSE O NE: downhill, cross·couniryl skiing competitton. 4 The Nauonal Hockey league all·stilrs and the Soviet National team met in a recent 1hree·game sertes to decide 1he winner of the Challenge Cup. Which team won the seriesl S Ow,,er Charlie Finley named flm Mauhalt the new manager of bilseball's .. l .. a·Chicago White Sox b-Oetroit Tigers c-Oaktand A's roundtable Femlly dlteuHlon (no tc0r•I Do you favor keeping the natlon's hl1hw1y speed limit at SS miles per hourl Why or why notl YOU" ICOAE: tt to 100 polnlt -TOP SCO"fl 11 to tO pc»nta -£1c.altfll 11 to to polnlt -OOOd. t1 to 70 polnlt -Falf •VEC. 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EaJC M Aak •· OtSpllt-lbt> "1del) h~ld \I~\\ that AmE>rlca" ad ulh avouUna a nd death d4'n) 1nr'1ocl ty. du th ts 1 c<1mmon1>lott U\t!mt> Ju nd fn-qutnt f'Vt"nt tn popular culturt" Ra thrr than turntn• •w•> fro m the toplC' of d«i•th , we .. ,.ray k ll 1n th wurld ul •·ntnt alnmtnt The prlmar)' vt•h1cle:s uf lJIOPUllAr c-ulturc l t'I \ 1s1on. movl • mus• ood htcr atur offer ua • H·11ulaar d•t•t of v1olt'nC't' 1tnd 1k-r.tth 11 vt'rltablt' r u(U "' morb1dlt) that ~ .. <-On!\um• -.uh u to DEAnt I THE mcdl \\·orld dtffcrs Ml"O:llil)'. hu\\ ·Hr rrvm d ath ln thl' r ul world uf I!\ r-ry duy hfe, both lb to l'.&U c: .&nd tu t'UIUH:qU< n, \: Wbll ... 5WOPk do ind~ d dh· vwlonUy In th\' lhult."d St•tt> . itnd their num~·r i11 uppttl'l~blt most adu~I 11t•,1thit ln\Oh't' eld(>rl)' 1>t·r~uO!> "'ho die 1n hui.p1tali. from ~ul·h .ulmcnt:. a;) h ea 1 l d1 M'•' •·. t•.a nc~r ia11d s troke ; on TV or 1n the movie~. death occur1:> pnmartly .imong the young and mu!>l oft~n by violent mean& 'FEAST OF MORBIDITY' IN MEDIK The t'XP\'r"'"<'l' uf dytn)¢ 1' often profound and d.:alh t·an le a ve in its wake snconsolsblt> gr1er and ruptured la ves Personal and social ;,dJuslmcnt ln t he race of liuch loss are bot.h painful and difficult. THESE A P ECTS OF death have tradjtsonally been a major t hem e and msp1ration for much of the world 's great ilrl and 3 r c h itecture. literature and music ln marked contro&t , our populat culture treai. death Im J.K'r&On Uy whtlt' den11rat1ng our human response• to It Prime time teh~v111h>n shows foature murder and mayhem re- lt>nllusly. while portraying only uperficully t h e hum a n qualltie ot th~ vict im~. Victims tend to be "bad guys" who de- serve what they get or hapless lnd1v1duab whose deaths are 1:>econdary to the plot. THIS HAS ALSO been tr ue in da ytime television , with the possible exception of Marcus Welby-like programs and t he m ore recent programming of the soaps . Children's cartoons, m ea nwhile. show a ntagonists maiming a nd incapac itating Pope to Debut As Playwright ROME, Italy <AP I Pope John Paul 11 ma kes hts debut as a playwright March l with the broadcast by Italy's radio network of a drama he wrote 19 years ago about three marriages. Wr itten while the Poli sh pope was Archbishop Karol Wojtyla of Krakow. "The J eweler's Shop" was publis hed in 1960 in a Polish Catholic magazine under a pseudonym , AndrzeJ Jawien PT Now the Va tican publis hing Harbor High A house has bought the Ita lian translation ' RADIO AUDIZION I ltahane announced that the play will soon be staged in Poland by a ca s t or Roman Catholic actors It added that it wi ll not be performed in any of Poland's 66 state-owned t heaters, so pre isumably it will be staged on ('hurch premises T V Smiles and Song!>, a week· ly with 2 million cir culation, devoted its cover story to what it called "the pope's love play." O th er m ag a z in es a nd ne wspapers have been plugging it. Honors 5 People The Newport Harbor High School Parent T~cher Associa- tion has awarded honors lo rive individuals involved in school activities Awards were given this week to Dorothy Re ynold s, school secretary for 15 ye a rs ; Mrs. Hobert Egan. who has served in the PTA for 14 years; biology teache r Rober t Hou se, who he lped establish the Environ- mental Nature Cente r ; PTA s up- porter Mrs . William Grundy, a nd Mrs. Gerald Fults, for her work in support O( water polo ac· llvities. each oth"r in ao endless variety of w•ys. TV n wa programs. like other TV fare, submereo the human m e a ning of d e1&th . Viole nt de aths from s uch causes as na tural disa s ters , airplane crashes, terrorism . or war are particularly newsworthy. while body counts receive special at- tention. Such deaths are further depersonalized by t he reports being sandwiched between com- m er cials or other mundane item s. Contem porary mov1es also tend to depict death as a result or violence and brutality Ln the world. Top-grossing movies like "The Godfather " a nd "Dirty Harry" are virtual circuses of killing gore. A RECENT PHENOMENON is the "Rocky Hor ror Picture Show." A midnight movie ex- travaganza of homicide and can- ni bali.sm, it bas assum ed the character of a social event as c r o wds o f yo un g p eople, ghoulishly costumed. chant the film dialo gue while a ctors mortally assault the living or violate the dead. Movies, far m ore tha n television, are Increasingly ex- plicit in showing violent deaths. Such films a s "Bonnie a nd Clyde ... "Taxi Driver." and "Straw Dogs" depict in color a nd s low motion the det ailed destr uction or human beings, e clipsing tht. me a ning or the death itself. Popular mus ic directed at today's youth also contains a morbid fascination with death. Only a few years ago teen-agers flocked to rock concerts to hear Alice Cooper sing "I Love the Dead " while he as saulted a fem ale m aMequin or beheaded a likeness of himself. Today his place as master necrophile has been taken over by such punk rock groups as The Dead Boys . SJMllAllLY, VIOLENT death is a staple them e of popular fie· lion. Murder mysteries a nd es- pionage thrillers compete to de- vl11t-over more Utlllating and In aienioua methods Of killing the victim . Currently, we are wil- nesalng a spate or disaster nov· els in which both our technology 88 well as nature turn Mgalnat us In lhe form of nuclear power ac· cldents and c iarthquakea or er· rant comeL11. or course, many, if not most. sona•. televi1ion llbows, movies. and novels are concerned with matters other lhan death and vio lence. But those th1&t do feature i uch topics as death or the act of maklne dead tend to be •moog the most popular and the moet financially succeuful. T he mus medla -especially television -are powerfUl and per vasive transmitters of our popular culture. Some critics de- rlsl vely label television as "lhe glasa teat" and "the flickering blue parent" to underscore its ignlficance in the lives of our children. ONE STUDY OF children's viewing habits reports that the a ver age 10-year ·old s pe nd s more lime watching T V each wee k than attending classes. Given the denial and avoidance of actual death in everyday Ure. telev ision a nd olhe r m edia become importa nt sources of · death education -for better or for worse. Significantly. we , as media consumers, a re more fa miliar with death by disaster than we a re with death by d iseas e . Children who have never a t · tended a funeral or seen a corpse have seen t housands or k ill· ings on televisioo. Most of us know more a bout how to kill a nother person than bow to treat t h e d yi n g or c om f or t the bereaved The implications of this dis· junction between media death and actual death In the everyday world are as complex as they are controvers ial. Cr itics ar gue that over ex- posure to violent death can lead to EDITOR'S NOTE: Tint i.a the third fn a serlu of IS arCic~a erplonng ··oeoth and Drl•"fl: Challeng~ and Cha• " Robert 1''Wlon ond Enc MorlcuHn o/ the Cftltn Jor ~or/I Education and Rtaeard of the Unautrrit11 o/ M1nM aota ezomme the portroyal oJ death by tJJ. '"411 mfdia Thi.& aerln woa written Jor Cwr111 bJI Ntwlf'(lper, a program dt· ~loped bl/ U?doe rlity Est~. UC Sa" IMgo, ond /vrw:Ud bJ1 a grant from thit NollOnol Endowment for the Humonltlta Cooyr191! .. ,. "lly llw "-"" ol "" u ...... ~ .. y of C.llforlll• a para no1ac overeatrnl a\ion or the incidence of viole nce In real Jlf e or to a desensit iaalion to mass violence and death Such de· sensitization can have dangerous consequence!I ifil hinders us from taking actual death serioualy. We are remanded or the tragic case or Kitty Genovese. who was stabbed to death near her home while neighbors listened to her screams wlt b appar ent indif- ference. Why are we drawn lo this fall· _ tasyland or violence and death In our media? Perhaps 1t is s imply a 11tlmulaUng contrast to what la commonplace lo our hves. SOME P SYCQOLO GI STS have s uggested t ha t 'fe a re fascinated a nd attrac ~ed by those things that threateo us the most. Others claim we are fascinat- ed with viole nce and violent death because they provide us with an enhanced sense or our own hves.. -a case in which thee and t hee s hall die, but not I. Finally. there are those who would argue that our attraction is displaced aggression on our pa r t. that such vicarious e x- periences permit us to discharge harmlessly trntcer and fruslr a- Uon. WHILE THERE IS NOT yet ti de-flntttve explanation lo account for our collective response to death and violence in the mass media, we must weigh the ques llona ble benefits of s uch enter· laanme nt agains t their an · dividual and sotial costs . On the positive side, the mass m edia ca n be a powerful means or providing respons ible dealb education. Te le vision programs lake "Something for J oey," "Dying," "De ath Be Not Proud," and "Holocau. t" can teach us much about the realities of death and dying at both the individual and societal level. Our educational cha nnels can furnish Important g uid a nce a nd sup por t for pe r sons facin g d eath a nd be reavement by documenting what research on the topic ha~ shown .• Whether the mass media will continue to distort the reaht.Jes of death and erode our ability lo live. and die meaningfully, or whether they become valuable transmitters of our vital cultural meanings or life and death. is an issue or crucial import This is p a rtic ularl y true s ince in American society today our at liludes toward death are likely to come from the mass media ra ther than from a direct con rrontalion with death. NEXT WEEK: Monr~ Lerner, on authonty on h/e expectancy and morlalJty Ir~. discusses SOmt' con$equences o/ IM dramatic nse m Lafe erpectancy dunng tM 20th cen tury. Bird Disease Probed Task Force Checking Area Infections A task rorce of fede ral and state veterinarians has set up tempor a ry headqua rte rs in Costa Mesa to investigate two incidents of Newcastle Disease, a highly contagious bird disease. diagnosed t his week in Stanton and Riverside. Dr. Dave Mitchell of the U S Department of Agriculture, who is heading the task force. said about 16 people. Including 13 veterinarians. are checking to see if t here have been any addi· tional incidences or the disease a mong pet birds. A STANTON PET cockatoo was diagnosed as having the dis- ease Tuesday, Dr. Mitchell said. His group a rrived Wednesday a nd discove red a n inrected pa rakeet Thursday in Riverside. Dr. Mitchell said the group is operating out of a s uite or rooms in a Costa Mesa hotel temporari- ly and hopes to t ransfer to an of fice building within a few days He said the task force's main concern al this point is protect· in g the pet bird i nd us t ry. However, should the d isease s pread to poultry. it could also pose a threat to that industry, he said. DR. MITCH ELL SAID the veterinarians a re focusing on tracing diseased birds through the two that have been found He s aid p et s h o p o wn e r s , veterinarians and other pet owners w1U be contacted. The di seas~·s e rrects var y fro m species to species. Dr. Mitchell said, but it 1s us uaJly fa t a l. Symptoms . which a re shared with a number of other diseases. include s welling eyes a nd depression in birds. An yone obser vi ng t helie s y mpto m s i n a pct s hou ld contact a private veterinarian. Dr Mitchell said. Late r , he said. a public telephooe li ne will be ins talled to contact the task force dirertly. NewcasUe Disease. although devastating to birds, 1s not considered harmfuJ to humans. 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Thies 10 15 AM -W0<sh1p 11 tS AM -Fellowship Hour Thie; Sunday Worship 1n ST. ANDREW'S ,IESIYTERIAH CHURCH 600 St Andrews Road • Newoort Beach • 63 t -2880 Dr. ~ A. tlliffu-. Jtr. P4Mtor W....., S.,..lcn-1:11-flJ~l l:OO .. EYHJ Man Did What Was Right In Hl1 Oww Eyes .. CHUICH ICHOOL I I~ • llll•ftl fll<ouel' Ko-f(l,ttl•n • >o .• , • lnt.,.t tl'l•OuQf\Collt9f 11 00 • • • • • • •• • • lnl.,.1 ~OU9'1 "" Gr"lr AIC HV'UMI -64 .. J222 Worship .. .J ........ ~,_. .............................................. • .. ~ .. ~ .... ~ ... ~~-~ ......................... a.. .. ~.~.y .. F.•.br·u··~ .. ~ ••• 19.N ........... o.A.IL·Y·P·IL·O·T .. A .. • 'Epiphanies' Popular in Films trmige Eanh Visitors Exert, Superior Beneficent, Powen .. And now a 'lpecilll proyer for all thosl' who cen no longer afford lo dial one." I~ue Debated ]~Marriage Queried NEW YORK <AP 1 Traditionally, for a Jew lo marry outside his faith has been eons1dt:rcd sevenng hts religious ties. But a new study suggests that a more positive attitude might help sustain Judaism in America. The issue has been keenly debated lately among Jewish leader5. aware that soaring rates or Jewish intermarriage could. if treated only a s loss, point to a gradual swallowing up of their his- toril', but minority peoplehood. Since 1960. Jewish marriage with non.Jews has tripled from less than 10 percent to more than 31 percent, along with a sharply declined .lew1sh birth rate, now hardly al replacement level. ONE STATISTICAL projection held that the current trend could in a century reduce the present 6 million U.S. J ews to less than a million. possibly as few as 10,000. Customary Jewish opposition to intermarriage has not stemmed from "intolerance, clannishness or any ingrown at- titude," says Yehuda Rosenman, director of the communal affairs department of the American Jewish Committee. "It's simply a desire of Jews to remain as a people lo con- tribute their specific Jewish vaJues to society and not be swallowed up by the majorities among whom they've always lived." HOWEVER, THE COMMITTEE'S new, three-year study, the first of its kind, finds there are positive possibilities in such in· termarriages that eould be enhanced, especially the conversion or non·Jewish partners, rather than JUSt frowning negatively on such marriage. There's been a "a great deal of heal but little facts" in dis- russion of the phenomenon. Rosenman s aid at a news conference this week. adding that the findings imply "the Jewish community needs a change or attitudes toward intermarriage and toward con- version. "The general implications are thnt we need a more positive approach, that we need new ideas. a new agenda of attitudes, policies and behavior." THE STUDY, THE li'IRST to explore the religious impact of inte rmarriage on the couple and thei r children, round that 22 per· cent of the non.Jewish partners converted lo Judaism. while only 3 percent of the Jewish partners converted outside their faith. The rest. about three.quarters. remained a "mixed mar- ri a~<'." a J ew and a non-Jew, usually with little religious participation or reUgious education of children. 8)1 GBOaG w. ('OaNELL NEW YORK tAr) Tho"I ltoll)wood "ep1phanles" man1t 1tatlona or Ii "1od" •how up reauJarly 1n the movh:~ ttlell' dliyl, the latest be•na the rnaf\ of 1teel hil. "Superman." Liko oth r ot that alk . a 1tranJ(e visitor to Eisrth exerts ben.,ficcnt p0wers Car superior lo mortal man. On Ill fbce. It'~ an age-old plot, obvlou.s to tho110 ramillar with the Bible. of transcen· dent. benlfUl force active In human affairs. But unUke the h1bllcal God. the fllmed "gods" u1ually are outsiders to human history. 1mmw\ti t<> its origins und wuy11 "Ctilestial saviors," they're· termed by a Catholic theologian. the R~v Ted Peters of Loyola Uo1vers1ty In New Orleans. Yet the y evoke a se n se of supernormal presence in the world "WE ARE not alone," went the sub-caption on the recent al· I raction, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," ln which ex· lraterres trial visitors in a brilliantly magnificent fl ying saucer bring tidings of love pervading the cosmos. Other recent films have abounded with such mystical messengers including "Star Wars." with its Intimations about the "Force," and Georgl:! Burns' portrayal of the deity In "Oh God." The rash or interest in uniden· tified fiying objects, often mir- rored in films and scien~ fiction about technological wonders surpassing this world, is laden with religious symbolism. Peters says. IT MAKES "us aware that our religious sensibilities are still alive and well within our secularized and lechnologlzed Teens Keen On Religi,on NORTHBROOK. Ill. CAP) -A survey of "Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents" finds that the nation's ou tstanding teen-agers are "keen on religion and maintain traditional moral values." Ninety-two percent of student leader s believe there is a personal God or "vital force" in the world: 90 percent say re· ligion plays a significant role In their own moral standards: 81 percent belong to an organized religion, and 62 percent attend services weekly. Among other findings, 76 per· cent say they haven't had sexual intercourse, predomlnanlly because of their own moral stan- dards. and 82 percent prefer a traditional marriage. culturti," he writes In the na· tlonal Cathollc weekly, America. "But the.rt; ia 1llll reason for caution "U.fl'.0.'1 may represent an unconaci ou1 hop e that technolo«Y will save us from all our Ill . But such a hope fails to recognlte that some of our ills are due to problems with the human heart. From these God and God alone is able to deliver us .. Concerning tho latest celestial movie hero, Superman, several clergymen h ave elted his similarities. In some respects. to Jesus Both were sent into the world by extraterrestrial fathers. .. Earthlings lack the light." the father of the baby Superman tells hJm. "For this reason, I've sent you, my only son." Both Superman and Jesus were different from ordinary children as they grew up and both developed an inner circle of rrlends. notes the Rev. Kenneth Reichley of New York 's St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Both ' "rescue from the j1w1 of death." In Superman 'a caee. he rotates the Earth backward to undo what time had wrought in an earthquake death or friend Lola. "Hi." he says, landing bealde her atter her resurrec- tion. But beyond the "popcorn metaphysics." ReicbJey says, there are vast differences between the "powerful steel hero" and Jesus. the "surteriog servant." ·'The Word became flesh. not s teel." Rei c hley adds ·'Superman 1s magic . He manipulates fate and history ... Jesus Is not m agic. He works within history.·· ·'Superman becomes in· vulnerable and dons a special costume ... J esus becomes vulnerable and looks hke the rest ot us ... Superman can't die from ordinary cause!; . Jesus dies the same death that comes to us all. He passes through death to new life.·' However. the Rev. Philip E. Jenks, editor of the American Baptist maeaiine, says film- makers about Jesua would do well to p0rtray him more like Superman with his "perfect balance of just folks humanjty and all-powerful beint(." Superman "is as human and a11 approachable as your next- door neigh bor," Jenks says, which was true or Jesus. "Superman IR one god who knows wh11t it Is like to be human." He .. doesn't claim to hne the words of eternal life" and "can save you onJy if you fall out of a tall building," but people are fa scinated with him "not because he Is super, but because he is a s uperbeing who acts human," Jenks says. "HE I S so aloof, unap- proachable person who ls re- moved from the aches, pains and emotions of humanness and that makes him a ll the more super." Jenks notes. He adds that portrayals of Jesus ought lo show the same quality, but usually don 't. Iran Jews Meet Subject UCI Iranian Student Sets Newport Talk Mitra Maghbouleh. an Iran native. will speak on "The Jews of Iran: Today and Tomorrow?'' at 8 p. m . Wednesd ay in the Social Hall of the Shir Ha - Ma'alot·Harbor Reform Temple. 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Ms. Maghbouleh is a doctoral degree candidate at UC Irvine and leaches in the religious school of Shir Ha-Ma'Alot. * * * The Rev. Philip Karanga, who recently arrived in America from Nairboa Ke n ya, East Africa, will be featured at World Day or Prayer scheduled for 11 :30 a.m. Friday al Community Congregational Church, 611 Heliotrope Ave .• Coron a del Mar. * * • The musical group, Sunday. will appear in concert al 6 p.m. Sunday at First Christian Church, 1207 Main St., Hunt- ington Beach. The group is made up of former Bible college students and ~irected by Stan Endicott. mus ic director at Knoll Avenue Christian Church in Anaheim. • *. Two new buildings have re- cently opened on the campus of Christ CoUege, 1530 Concordia Ave., Irvine, d oubling the classroom size. * ,, • Myla Lltchman, a lyric so· pr3no. wiJI present a recital of Jewish music at 8:30 p.m today at Te mple Sharon, 617 W. Hamilton Ave .• Costa Mesa . ,, . Sounds or Love from Garden Grove Presbyterian Church will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Community Presbyterian Mormons Reach Mark NAUVOO . Ill. <AP I -The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter· day Saints has established its l ,OOOth stake. which is compara· ble to a diocese. More than 110 Mormons gathered as Ezra Taft Benson. president of the c hurch's Quorum or 12 Apos tles and former U .S . secretary of agriculture, formally organized the Nauvoo Stake in thts Mis· sissippi River community, once headquarters for the church. Nauvoo was founded by the Mormons and served as the church·s headquarters from 1839 to 1846. During the period. Nauvoo was the state's second largest city, trailing only C hicago. [ __ B_R_I E_Fs_J Church of San Juan Capit<lrano, 32202 Del Obispo. * * • The women of Laguna United M e thod is t Churc h hav e scheduled a call to prayer and self denial for 10 a .m . Wednes- day at the church. 21632 Wesley Drive. South Laguna. · * • • Sharley Davis will d iscuss the work of the San Clemente Rape Crisis Intervention Center at the Wednesday noon luncheon of the Christian Women's Fellowship scheduled at South Shores B•p· tlst Cbarc"' 32712 Crown Valle\ Parkway, Laguna Niguel Reservations 496·9331. • • • Fred Waring and the Young Pennsylvanians will perform at 8 p.m. Monday at Garden Grove Community Church, Chapman Av e nue and Lewis Str eet Garden Grove. • • • Church youth will assist in the 8 : 15 a nd 10:30 a .m . S unday ~e rvices at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 4800 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I 'Fhpnntttl1 L l11 1q1cql1til111t1l LIHt1lh NEWPORT HARBOR A Cordial Wekomefrom fj f\ TEMPLE BATY AHM • LUTHERAN CHURCH -THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ~,-,_ u.-tu-m \. \.. \.. 791 Do•fl' Dr. Me~koch ~ ~ lteMM MAH S. MllU• 3262 BROAD ST., NEWPORT BEACH 642-2740 S41·l6ll Co&taMesa Edlc.tcw--C...tor s ...... Siio~ aoqer J. •~TIJ. f'cntor FIRST UNITED· Hvnt1ng1on [jp,1ch ,.~..,.._Jot4 Mosliowlh "CIT1HMS OF THI KIMGDOMM G"'"Jlf A. ..._, '•tor METHODIST CHURCH FIRST UNITED v Scit.bottt S..-.lcet-f'or"'9y. 1:00 f'~. ~. ,,. LllMh ... , ...... WORSHIP SERVICE 800A M I 91h St & Harbor Blvd METHODIST CHURCH R.e...-Sdleet Swid•y, t : 15 ...., to 11 :45 .. ,.. CHRIS TIAN EDUCATION 9 15 AM Clwrch School for U:.>1 111nS1 5Jb·3537 ~w Sell~ Tltunckty, 4: IS • 6: IS P·"'· SIMdcry S.rtlcea -t :OO & I O:JO A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE 10 30 AM AMA .. a-t:lO Wonhip Serricr. t 0: I 5 a.1'1. IOI I C..tboc•. Hewpon.h «h IOH J~I NUIUIT C &II 11•&9'.AIU! Wonhip -I I :00 A.M. ., • .1,.o .. A ~ I Jr. & Sr. Hltfh G~-41Mt ~ ... °"' WELCOME C'h "'" D c1,iri. "J1n1• 11 r Cllwch ~t:OO ....... Yla4t._ Wtk--444-1 ttt ......... UA• : I ST. JOHN THE DIVINE I --Cosra Mesa North EftlSCOPAL CHURCH CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH MESA VERDE Hunlmgton Beacn Norlh '!' SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT METHODIST CHURCH COMMUNITY UNITED llJ L hy, CMt• M•-S41·2Zl7 Missouri Synod -.-, •'I· ,. \~<t ... , METHODIST CHURCH MARIOR REFORM TEMPLE THE aEV. COHRAO A. HOaDQUIST, VICAR 760 Yictwie St .. Co•te Me•• I ~,.. U -AM-TUDITIOMAL HOlT C-Lothcw Y. T-w. Pe•tor-6ll·l61 I Wenttlp & Chllrch Sc"-1 6662 He11 Ave 8 42·446 1 s ........ w•lcu ..,H..,-NOl.TIUCt4.UISTtmH woaSHlr SHYICIS -1:15 .. 11:00 A.M. W0411"1P A .. ~idtiy ••""'9 I: ISP .M. I"" ... -CH•1taaunc MAH t :JOA.M. ~KMOOl CHIU> CAD AT t:H t. I l:ff -, Sliftdlly Sct..ol & AcMt l ie. Cleu-t:lO A.M. F.-ity SH•lce l !H& 1-,u.L Chriatie11 tte-1tt_., School-541·H'6 CHRIST CHURCH NEW..ORT C!MTER Flnt l'rlMy ef ..._ _...._ 7:J0f'.M. IYTHESEA ~+ ST . JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Newpart Beacn UNITS> METHODIST Rabbi Bernard P Kina 2100-A Mer V1s1a WEL~MESYOU ftlUMCE OF ftEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 1400W Ba1boa8lvd 1601 Marguerite Ave Music: Ane Sh1kler Newoon Beech. Calif 673·3805 Educator Doris Michael '"' ....... ....tt-. c .. '44· 720l 3209 Vio Li , NftVJ>Ort Beoch 2917 Mue V~nM Dr . CHt. MeMI Coro nadel Mat All_l{)•t!Qn We..__ Rev Robert Shepard J r '44-0741 ICIAlllCY L. F""'"111Ji, ,ASTOll OOHALO llllUIOTllO, ASlllTAln WonM, & Chwclt Sct..ol .. ca::.9': ..... ~ 1:00 A..M. P'reyer ... H.fp CI IM s.4-y SdlNI -9':40 ..... .. c. Al9lltOM, Q{ emple Sharon of Costa Mesa ... _,..9 w~ a 11 :00 A.M. UMST•om t :lOA.M . t:OOA.M. Cl1nd1~MA ...... ..._ Wl&doy f'r~·Scho .. /Dov Core t:JO A.M. I 0:00 A.M. '"' S~. PNyw a..aa '""u of f'eou =~ 7:00 ...... ,,.... Rt•.K•McMll9· kl lCeutn ... ••I 617 Wnt ......... H.tyC1 JM~ Mn.J-·~ ~-) S~~ ....... t :IS,.M.·$4Mlyt1llA.M. .._..ftw, Holy._ at, Rite II -.-........ , ---UMUI JIOUtnAIM YAlUY lll a-.y • t :JO A.M. &:00 .. 10:00 ...... .-....,., c ... FtRST UNITED MITHOOIST CHU•CH ()< EdwalO A S.-. "'-111 ut11 4. YtMOIL llMll • C4'ffOl loll\'a Ult CHAllSMA TIC MASS 11225 htllerd St . .... ~Miier ....... tU-UU Nttney Le"'I\ ~ ~'10! Adult Edueaioon YOUlll ~Mtl9t ,.,... ~ .... M..tll • 7:00 P.M. LUTHHAl't CHUltCH OF THI MASTU. LCA " .......... a...11----• a..e. Sc-.. llet"l>Oo .. -.__saw.ii f M\Qle a-_., ldllle WOO!I PllOM ~ T....,-1 . A.M.-Htfr .. ._. .. 2tOOPeclflcVlew~ .. C _ _...._ 71t·IOll t :1l4.M ....... Semi• WI• L.p., Oit Of H_. MMA Y CHURCH SCHOOi. -trOO A.Ml . fAfTH~m..llla-------Tiw •~•. JohR f'. A9"'yll, .. ctor-f'tloM 6 7S-02 IO Wot"' SHYICI -IOIJO A.M. _, .• ,_,.. .. , . COSTA MIU WO...-. CUii M~IHY CARI f'IOVIDm 1 .... .,.0.e...._,...., HARBOR CHRISTIAN 610W. IMST .. · COITA...U Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church PASTot DAVID L wtLIOM 3233 ftocific VI•• Drhe. Corono del Mor FELLOWSHIP I 0:00 A.M. -lllll STUDY MUHHY CHU CAii A CHUttCH ICHOOL I 0:00 A.M. WESTMINSTER LUTHERAN CHURCH I 1:00 •-M"""'9 WanNp 7100 ,.-• ., ............. IUHDAY HOU C~ I lt:OO A..M. 11141 ... , ..... A••· 740 W. Witt. St .. C.-Mete Holy C-4ot1 T11udoy~ 7 e.l'ft -Wedlludey• 9:)0 '·"'· ..... , .. \e Ot...-.... , •• " ................ ---.... n. •••· JoM ROif'" De•la. Rectw ........ 644·046) t s>O & I O:JO AM -W ...... '4nlcft 14 .. 4704 ~~ .. -t:JO AM -Swlday ScltotA 9lld A!Mt llW. 'ASTOR JOfl. A. SWIGGUM PHOHI IU·IHt IH COHCIRT All SAINTS ANGLICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH -1 t) Acnr•'"I t• ttte I '21 .... tf c-11 ''•Y"' -. 1 aa32 Bushard. Fountain Vollele 963-3801 MISA lllLE CHAPEL ~ M-rc• 4, 6:00 P.M. WIHDll.L IUITOM -ST.~RT YOUR uY. STWNIH W. NUCHH. I TOR 1134 0..-. AH .. C .... MtM =~~~ .......................... t :OO A.M._ , ........ lbO.... .... WEEK WITH I CHUICH SC:HOCM. ...................... t i II A.M. IUleA Y CHAN SCHOOl -f!Jt AN W.... JI, 6:00 P.M. KAR .. LAffllTY .,. ., MOii IUI fllA Tll ............. • .... · · . • . . • I hot AM. ~ WotlHIP-IMI AN WORSHIP . MUHllY CAii AVAIL.All.I "......me~· MOP.M. !Holy Commuolon F1,-.1Sunday!11 00 AM .... ,,,, • 119-J414 M-r 6, 6:00 P.M. THI AICHllS • I . . A I• OAIL Y PILOT A Deadly Rage lain; Mother Charged DALLAS 11\P l 1'' •llow \\Orkt>rs ot lht> msurunt t' <'om pan)'-wht-r~ Kut hl.-.-n Orat11 worktd u~ n Sf,()(l u month clerk ~n 11ht• wa not tht' t) pe to lo .. \t• hrr tf'm~,.·r Out Poht•t• rt>porl i. av that no Cht> monlkn.i o( Jun l:.?1 "ht•n lh\• l2 yN1r old t.ll\'orct'f• cH OO\crcd hrr SI for h11s r .in• '\\-IJ~ m1 ... sm1t. s he ne~ mto a r··~~ ·and au11.,. l y n t hH'kt<d h1•r l" o 'ounic t"h1ldr('n "1th u ~t·rc-wdrn N Tht'l d1<'d h1t1•r ont• "Ith lht• M'r~~drl\t•r lodJ:t•tl 111 hu~ '-'>• T HIS \\ •: •:K I> \l I.\~ 'ouot) .:r.md 1ur, md1cl d Mr ti r ud1 fv1 mu rtll!r 111 t ht• du th.' or ltu• ch1hlr1•n, Clifford <:r d1 11 . nnd A1mt'1' c:1 ,,, ff Mr Gn1d1 urr1H•d ut ht•r o[ (1c•e on trnw th1• 111orn1nl( o( th1• attal·kb and put 111 .1 normul da y ·~ "ork .• 1<•tonhng tu ht'r ooss But latl'r ax>hctt !>Siii, Sbt' told in a statt'nwnt how i.he hud lost he r temper and uttuc·ked the children "1 sW.rtt>d hilling the m itn<t wenl into & rage, .. M r~ Grudt told poltct' "Afte r that, I don't rPmember tr•o c•learly " TWO POL ICE OFFICERS round Clifford and Aimee lym~ mortally wounded m the blood. splattered apartment The little girl had been slabbed in the eye, neck. throat. c hest and abdomen with a :.c r e wdr1ver Sh e was un· <'Onsc1ous. Her half.brother was found in a c l oset with a i>crewdrt\'e r embedded in his right eye Clifford died 17 day:. later on .tan 29 Mmee died Feb. l. "I didn't mtend to hurt them , .. Mrs Grad1 told police. "I don't ' know why J did it. I can't un- ttl>rstand how I could go to work ttlat way like nothing happened. when that happened like it did.·· MRS. GRAOI ORIGI NALLY was chargf'd with a u e mpted (llurder a nd held in lie u of '200.000 bond while the grand nary considered the ca~e If convt<'led of the rnurder ch arges. she cottld be sentenced tO a prison term or fa ve years to life on each <'ount William Hunt was t he first of· Hen to arrive at the apartment after nPighborhood children. who wanted Aimee and Clifford te come out and play. e ntered through an unlocked back door 'Uld spoltPd the little garl lying on the floor. Hunt's rt'port ricscribe!) the scene "OFFI CE R FOUND A broke n yellow wooden broom handle with blood on it an the liv- ing room bes ide Aimee. Officer found a broken chair on the floor ~n the kitchen Officer found blood on living room floor s ur- rounding Aimee , on k itche n floor. stairway and staris. . " Af>WI~ KATHLEEN GRADI HELD IN SLAYING OF CHILDREN Clifford, Aimee, Stabbed With Screwdriver Lieense Hassle Mesa Will Oppose Shifting of Trial Costa Mesa city offa c1als say that they will oppose a move tiy_ a business license protester . J ane McLaughlin. to have her trial transferred to federal jurisd1ct1on. . . . . Miss McLaughlin. 31. -operator of Morningside Prmtmg on Mesa Verde Drive East , claims the city has no right to require that she ob-tain a business license MISS McLAUGHLIN, whose Harbor Municipal Court trial h as been tentatively set for March 20. has asked that it be moved to rederal court because 13 Kids Win Americanism Essay Test Thirteen Cos ta Me s a a nd Newport Beach youngsters have been named winners in an Am e ricanism essay contest sponsored • by Daughte rs of the Am erican Revolution, Col. William Cabe ll C h1lpter !Newport Beach l They are . Fifth grade. first, Carolyn Blake ; second . Ian Van Hoven. both of Harbor View School. Newport Beach ; third, Cullen Shirley or Bear Street School, Costa Mesa. a state judge has ruled s he can't be r epresented by someone, other than herself. who is not a licensed attorney Miss McLa ug hlin has been representing herself in court but c la ims s he is being de nied counsel by the ruling. Mark Huebsch , Costa Mesa deputy city attorney, said he will oppose her request at a hearing before a U.S. magistrate Monday. THE OTY HAS charged Miss McLaughlin with doing business without a lice nse, a misde - meanor charge carry ing a max- imum fine of $500 or six months in jail or both. Miss McLaughlin's battle with the city began In May after she ope ned Morningside. Mi ss Mc Laughlin. who believes gold to be the only firm medium of exchange and keeps her books balanced in gold grains , has ob· Jected to the city licensing re- quirement as an inUingemenl on her rights. Wales, Scotland To Split? LONDON CAP > - Scotland and Wales vote March 1 on home rule plans that some ob- servers say could lead to the eventual breakup or lhe United Kingdom or, it they fall to pass. bring down Britain's La bor gove rnment. Scottish and Welsh na- tionalists welcome the referendums. but cynics argue that the votes will produce no more than g lorifi e d "ta l king shops " masquerading as parliaments. possessing the shadow rather tha n the s ubstance of power. "WHY GO ON about a potty littl e ad - ministrative cha nge?" Welsh Labor lawm aker Leo Abse asks. ··All it will do is to create a 'Wels h elite' in the Civil Service." Abse opposes home rule. Even if home rule passes and Scottish and We ls h assemblies are set up -and pollsters a re hedging -their powers will be limited. B UT THE Britis h Parliament is finally set to yield limited home rule to the Scots. Welsh a nd ultimately t h e Northern Irish after ce~; t u r i es o f j ealous ly guarded power. For the referendums to pass, the law says nearly 40 percent or r~g i s t e r e d vote rs mus t vo t e "yes ." If th e turnout is small a nd the total is less than the re- quired number, then the La bor government of Prime Minister James Callaghan would ask the British Pa rliament to r e peal the 40 percent provision. Callaghan has wa rned this would delay home rule for the Scots and Welsh for years. RE J ECTION OF the home rule plans wouJd e nda nger Callaghan 's minority government. It has only eight months or its five-year term left. But its grip on power de· pe nds largely on the s upport or 13 Scottish and three We ls h Na- tionalist lawmakers who a re counting on Labor to fulfill its 1974 election promise to set up the as- sem blies in Scotland and Wales. Polls t e r s say the balance between those for and against limited home rule is delicate in Scotland. A similar ref. e r e ndum takes place the same day in Wales. S trife-torn Northe rn Ire land mus t a wait pacification before a similar vote can be held there. An a mbulance took the girl to Baylor Medical Center a nd Hunt ~pd his partner fi gured they had seen the worst of it They were wrong. Neighbors told the of· ftcers a ltttle boy a lso laved m the apartment. and he was miss· Ing The two officers went back ioto the a partmcnt and found Clif· tprd in a small storage a rea d oset under the staircase with a s<.-rewdriver Pmb.-dded in his eye Sixth grade: first. Bally Guz1t, Newport Elementary School . second. Steve Harney, Lincoln Mi ddle School 1n N e wport Beach; third. tie .. Jamie Golden berg and Amy Arnold, both of Newport Elementary -::=:======~~~~~~~~ ( L. ~t . HOYO ) THE TWO OFFICERS talked to neighbors who reported hear- ing Mrs. Gradi yelling at her children that morning. She was quoted as saying: . "Where is it? I'm going to get il out o r you one way or al\other." Seventh g rade: fir!>l, Ma rk Si mmons ; s eco nd , Juli e Hornung ; third. Robert Sassone, all of St John t he Baptist School in Costa Mesa. Eighth grade . first , Robert Vandervot; second. Scott Ryan; third. Gay Tully, a ll of Ensign Middl e School in Newport Beach. in the Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. DAILY PILOT SAVE UPTO \ NATION / LOCAL I WORLD SAVE UPTO hyiMJ a Moytog is not ;.t a ,.-chase. It's an iln-n..,.... In d epHdabllJty and •allty. CLEARANCE CLEARANCE FRIGIDAIRE I 000/o FROST PROOF Convenience lets you forget the messy time consu ming chore of defrosting. Priced for CLEARANCE Frigidaire Laundry Pair Discover depend able performance and gentle l ab ric care w1lh this Frigidaire 16-lb capacity Washer and matc hing Flowing Heat Dryer GENERAL ELECTRIC Outstanding Value! • I 7 6 cul ft no-frost relngerator • 4 67 cu ft freezer • Extra Slorage pan for ·Meats ·n Snacks · • Energy Saver switch • Adruslable meat keeper • Rolls oul on wtleels SAVE 550 FAMILY SIZE! 2-SPEED GE Fitter-Flo Washer Oualtty leaturM lncluoe 2 Wah Cyclea. 2 Wall a!1d Spin 59Mdt. Balanc:eo LO&O ContrOI, \! Polcel•on s25ps Enamel Lid. Tap, W•thDullet end Tub. __ .__ TO, OF THE LINE CLOSEOUT DISHWASHER SAVE 550 ' NATION I HOROSCOPS: Pastor as 'Supe~an' f'olind Suit Too Hot URBANA. Ill tAP > Tht• R ... harl h ndh:r u y Clurk Kt•nl co u I d n · t ha v t> t h a n 1 t· ft 1 n l ~ S up rman ln klepbon booth Chandl r should lo.now 1-·or a v 11r l\ wore t~ nua rut n1 "ul)f'rm•rt ull nd cnPf> a hf' pnrtraH•d th" tnan of steel .. "DON'T LET NYONt-; k•d )UU about changint ln a phont! llOVlh," <teys ( hontllt'r. who lhH m Urbana "II took all ot Ult In • u l>" 1$ hlURl to ALCl me into 1huluutf1t 1 And, althou11h 11 m•~ haH ht•(•n t•om rortublc ror omt•oot• who rnuld lly, Chandl r Uy the all Yl'ool N" t ume wo. JU'>t pl.11n hot on ., nmrhal m a n ~ulkm.i 11u mrn1I h •t ropoh., 111 T h•l'" wht•1 l'hundkr ,, mild monnrrNt ttaptb t mlnl'<tt•r 11111 " 11 l>o rlt•r ~u :. t1 .in .. fornH•ll 11\to ~ up(.'rmun m 11172 ' ANOTHER M£TROPQl.IS "·' .. t h~ fictional honw of Supt•f mjn In 1•om1l· book• und on k l(.'\ 1 mn. und nn" 111 lht> mo\I~. ··su1wrni.111. 11 th•· Southern llhno1:. lo " o lnl.'ll tu l'"'"h 111 o n Ill nBm(.' Loca l bus1 nessm t-n '>l i.:l·d ,, Supermun look a hkl' conll'"' lo fwd omt~ who rest>m bled Gt>or.ct• Rct•H>.., ·l ht> late TV Supt-rm.in Chandler arri \ ed r<1r a ('I\ IC' ( luh meeting one day, una wart' 11( whitt ·was going throug h the minds of ... omf! ~f his friends "I sa w them looking at mt' <tntl s taring." he ret'alls "f tho ught lhal was rude Then, they came O\t:r to me and said. 'You're the one' .. NOT ONLY DID Chandler look hkt: ·Countians Delegates At Parley Five Orange Coast de legates will be a mong 300 persons participat· i ng in the Gove r nor 's Conference on .Libraries a nd Informa t ion In Sacra mento. Th e confe r e n ce. s c h eduled March 2-4, wi II develop plans an d e a l i n g with fut ur e libr ar y needs and choose 31 delegates tor a White House conference m Oc- tober t h l' tHlf'lnul Supf'rmun. but h la rn t•nd l)Oinll'd out lhut ht• had more .iubhr pt•11 k1ng l"K()f'rience than anyon t•I l' m ;f~lro1>0h~ ht• c'(mtftl w a to be• the• prelud co ;» Supc•rman th1•mt park which bu lneaamc•n ho1wd to create in Mtnro,)(>1111 lo11llr1ct•I lo ur111ts "Suuttwrn 1111110111 wn11 deproaa.d t•ronomh· .. lly. • 1uy1o Cha ndlt'r ''If I rould bt lp atfJ a<.'l thut t lh~mo park), l had a t:hn1t1un r apomnblltty lo hart• Ill It 1f I <·ould Ix• of &OMV h<•l p •• Cht1nt1h 1 w1" bit concerned .about ~·m.c thru11 t mlo thl' hm~llllhl, but re1o11011t't•hlruf ttw lllt.1sk when he ""'''" 111 ro lum~ l'tll'n ht• .. aw hlA f'rror "Tll~T'" 0 T Mi\N WHO wcur~ · tlw nnu .. k. not Sui;x:rmon " Nt•"t· Chundlt.•r told t11m:-wtf h<' pro bubh \\UUIU bl' t'Xl'Ullt.'U bt•('UUSl' the outht bt·m~ i.htppt•d from Nl.'W York "uulcl 11111 ht.• t h1• 1·or1 eel s1ic l'hl• boots 11robul>ty won't rat.' I ..,u11! t-:H•r;thlllt.' ra t pe rfectly, and t'h.1mHt•r ~ab re.id; ror his first big appe..iranu.• al the town square where 0101 t: thun 4,000 people were I.\ J lllnt( for lhl• homecom ing Of Supcrmu11 "l'VF. NEVER SEEN a littte town huu111g ~u " rl'mcmbers Chandler. "'ho \\-a.., brought to the s quare with a poht'l' c:>l'ort. sirens bias ing. "It's great lo be bar k in Metropolis the rl'ul Metropoli s. · he told lhe crowd. During lht.> fol lo w ing year . C h andle r made about 35 a p· Four of the five de· le gates are Or a n ge Coast r esident s while t h e hrth. Judith M . Cla r k of Santa Ana . is a Newport Beach C ity libra rian. SANTA MONICA fWY T he other four are : From Newport Beac h · Aileen Schrader F rom H un t i ngt o n Beach Walter John~on, a city librarian. Fro m Coron a d e I Mar: Robby Martinez. Holley Wilkinson. Decorated Glmses Rules Set WASHINGTON <APl A voluntary safely sta nda rd for decorated drinking glasses takes effect next month. The standa rd was set up by the Cons umer Product Safe t y Com- m ission, Food a nd Drug Administration and En- vironmental Protection Agency lo help control the levels of toxic lead a nd cadmium metals on the glasses. The s ta ndard sets a lim it on the amount of these met als t hat can dissolve from drawings or other decora tions on the glasses. The agenc ies began action in 1977 after the Ma ssachusetts Depa rt- me nt of Health reported una cceptable levels of the two met als in pro· motional glasses being dis tributed by fast-food chains. L e ad c an c au s e da m age to the brain and n er vous system, while cadmium m a y c a us e k idn e y d a m age a nd other problems. WANT A DEAL OM THE #I IMPORT CAR OF THE YEAR? s" a.rw1c11 Dtitt.'• Ad•~••11te. """'-''•·~·· Cteu ffiH s.ctt. Cell 842-H 78. Put • few words to work for ou. MANHATTAN BEACH \ INGLEWOOD • REDONDO BEACH PACIFIC OCEAN • PALOS VERDES • LONG BEACH • .... ' Al" Wlre,i.1• CLERGYMAN IS 'SUPERMAN' Saturday. February 24 1919 DAILY PILOT A J~ 'Delicious Seeret' Pisces: Much Behind the Scene SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ZS By SYDNEY OMA.BR ARIF.s <Mar. 21·Apr. 19): Accent on reaching beyond c ur rent expect•· llona. Don'l limit or sell yourself short . Many are concerned, fascinat- ed with your views. You can win, In· nue nce. profit, have major wish fulrUled. TAURUS (Apr . 20 -May 20>: New deal can benefit. especially where oc· cupatlon is concerned. Leo. Aquarius persons fi gure ln scenario. Accent ln- de pendence, discovery, pioneering spirit. One ln authority wants you lo "break new ground." GEMINI CMay 21-June 20>. Good lunar aspect coincides now wilh dis lance, publk at io . language, travel. You gain a solid foothold You sense wha t is lo occur. Ins ights a re sharpened. You learn by teachi.ng a friend helps open door of grand op- portunity. analyUcaJ. Find why things occur Piece togethe r blst of lnformaUon You ca n come up with complelt' ' story LIBRA <Sept. 23-0cl. 22 >: Check written m ateria l Me m ber of op.. posile sex has "creative proposal" 1t is worthy of rons idera tion. Acce(U or variety, excitement, cha nge . travel. F a mily me mber makes concession . SCORPIO COct. 23·Nov. 2ll: Be awa re·or land, property values. Ta ke nothing for gr anted. including as- s urances or legal rights. permissio~ Double check! Older lndlvtduat will a id, once you display willingness to help yourself. : , SAGITl'ARlUS <Nov 22-Dec. 2t~· You get "fast s hurrte" unJess alert Stud y Scorpio mess age. Accept responsibility, but a lso de m a nd authority and inc reas ed financial consideration. Older relative offeris financial counsel. · T he Rev. Charles Chandler In Costume CANCER <June 21-July 22 1 Toss aside fear whe n it comes lO asking questions. You may be ''invading" some delicate a reas. including finan- cia l s tanding of close associate. pa r t ner. m ate . Ge m ini, Scorpio. Sagitta rius persons figure pro- mine ntly. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22.J a n. 19 1 You can be rid of losing proposition Key is to know when to "let go." /tie. cent on personal possessions. income potential and your a bility Lo obtain pulse of the public Aries. Libra persons figure an scenario. pearances. including many at schools. AQUARIUS <Jan . 20-Feb. 18•f Ma ke new starts in new directions Exhibit pioneering spirit. Be direcl. co.nfidenl and original. Leo indi vidWll could prove a valua ble ally. Wear bri~ht colors · · 1 sort of gave God and country type speeches.·· he s ays "I told them to obey their parents. and do unto oCh ers as they wouia nave others do unto fhe~ ·''THEY ALL WANTED me to fly. That really thre w me." But. Chandler had studied the history of Superman and recalled lhat Supe rm an's earthly par ents had told him never to use his extraordinary powers un- less it was lo help someone in a n emergency. ·'Tha t became my out.·· he says. L EO CJwy 23-Aug. 22 >. Go slow, .ma.iotain.12.~.fil'o!i)_e, !tdb~re to letter of law. Restrictions. delays need not be obstacles -they can rebound in you r favor to become ste pping stones. Scorpio figures in scenario VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept 22 > · Em· pha s1s on ser vice . e mployme nt. gene ral welfare. job. basic material. getting r e po r t comple t ed Be PISCES <Feb 19-Mar. 20 >: You learn "delicious secret." Much that occurs takes place behind the scens A clandestine meeting could be bn agenda. Aquarius. Cancer. Leo ;n. di viduals figure prominent ly. ~ ~ ~ 8 0 Cll r-< p 'lL(' SINGLE STORY GARDEN ·CONDOMINIUMS FOR ACTIVE ADULTS OVER 40 If you or your spouse are at least 40 years ol age. welcome to a whole new way of hie at Huntington Landmark. one of the finest recreation-oriented condominium communities ever offered the adult Cahfornia homeseeker The condominium concept of leisurely h111ng 1s provided with exterior maintenance, landscaping and care of the extensive park-hke grounds a nd recreational fac1ht1es performed tor you by d professional firm All INCLUDED : • A private community with entry guards on duty 24 hours a day • Exclusive million dollar rec cente r with clubhouse. games and hobby rooms •A country club lifestyle approximately 1 mile from the beach •Each unit includes Its very own utility ar ea with washe r & dryer • S wimming PoOI hot water sw1rlPOOI. te nnis courts. gymnasium. dhuffl&- board. and paddel tennis court • Carpeting in the hvmg room. master bedroom. secondary bedrooms and hallways • Garden patios or dramatic atriums and/or e ntry courtyards • Deluxe equipped kitchens with energy- savmg p1lotless range. 1 BED ROOM 564.690 • 2 BEDROOM 580.190 & 581.240 3 BEDROOM saa,990 ALL UNITS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE • ·-. ~· .. ·•• ''fo.1. .. J ··.., ..... ,.. r 7"• <V-• MODELS OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. (714) 536-8847 ..,. ........ VI ~ r- Cll LOS ALTOS ~ • Cll r- I 'l 20851-A MAGNOLIA ST . HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA 92646 t . . I Gftrdening .................................... __ J 2 OAJL V PILOT ~A Wealth Of Shad In Tr A. \'\Ill dtHtln•am l\ht)UI th '1N H .. ti( ph··•'illH' )OU'rt> JIOIRK to l\'l fa om th1• i.h11th• tr 1•\·~ you rr .;.1b4l UI to plunt . Jon t lo~e 11ot•hl of lht• rt•1·t th " I ht• IH lllf'<'I nllll for unw \Ulll• IHhlkl' •>l.UUUl\i( t-h uh• tu~·~ m•c•,t 11 icooJ .,l rt m hf1• h•r "'lhoul tt lht•\ "Ill ml4 1h• '1•1' "''" m '""'' hf" \nd. 1( llW\ .at.· h.1 Ith 11hm1t 11 the•\ J. Marcia 7 Give a Plant On Arbor Da! On Arbor Oay, March 7, thous ands of schoolR, communities and individuals throughout California will be pl anting trees to bonor the occasion. Parents of a newly born child might want to foltow an an- cient custom and plant a tree. naming al after the child. H owever. there are i;cores of people who have neither gardens nor new babies but yet might hke to * * * ~Ill 'id 1\\1tll llf\I\ lllt• it WI •Ith 111 lih.Hf\' \\h1•ttw1 l•11 1· ''"'' '" run h lllh 'f ~I\\\\ II "'"'''-. f!> l•l•llh'll llH' t.l f\1111111 ""'"' '"' 11!. llllJh'I\ ~· l'f'll h t If h•1 l 111h' IHl l!o 1lt•1tlt \\Ill'' 11d1, ""1l 1h llh'1I 111l \1111 A THOUSAND ACRES OF COMMERCIALLY~OAOWN FLOWERS BLOOM PROFUSELY Lompoc, In Sant• Berber• County, It a Mecca for Tourtng Oardenera r~cognize the day perhaps by giving a tree to someone or hav- ing a symbolic "planting" or their own IF SOMEONE you know, or you yourself. does n 't have a garden but does have a deck or patio, why not give them a tree in a container A small pine . which can also serve as a living Christmas tree. or perhaps a miniature fruit tree would be u welcome addition to almost any small outdoor space Tree Plant~ng Around World . 11 1• 1111 1.\ "'"'' "'""' \\lllf\ hltll M Ii.tut "'" U'"' \\ II h "h 1 t. \ t'I \ 11U 'Ainerica's Greenhouse' Whale the occasion may not always be called Arbor Day, the planting of trees to mark certain occasions is known throughout the world, even as far back as the Aztecs . who always planted a tree when an infant came into the world. They gave the tree lhe ch1ld 's own name, as did the old Mexican Indians, who plant- ed t rees named a fter their children the cere mony taking place under a full moon. ~l .1111 \h "I 1•1 "" "''"''"'' h in t \\\II lll \lhl1•!11'\ 11f \ 01 \Ill~ llt'fll I lh11l "'"It'''"·' lh1111~hl 111111 ,., furl "111 \'11'11\ I \'lltnh a11ta Barbara County a Flower Paradise I N \l I (' \'t ~. l ht• h11l1· ~huu ht h,• .untth t.11 Vt'I lhtt n tht• root b.111 '" 1 '"'' '1111•.111 \~ hl•rt.• h.1 n l ,, ... , t'"N"' I tlHlf '\'lllt'nl hkt• sub!tfrutum th.el 111·l·t1~1l111ul ly unclerht.•:. <1 .. 11,,11,.... tu11 ?-011 1 rnakt.• ,., 1•1 " 1•fro1 t 111 h11•t1S.. through 1t tu tn!l111,,111 11111.it:t' .Hl\I beltt>r root run In ht•;t \'V ,.1;,, nr :aclulw 'cul. w n r k I 1 b t' r a i h t' I 111n ~11 o ( ~hredded L>urk . t•om pobt or planting mix rnto tht.• ::.011 SO SO well out around tht' hole before planting the tree This allows more ai r pt>nctrat1on to lhl' root area FIG RE ON planting the tree at about the same depth it was planted in the nursery or slightly higher. With bare root stock. the rmg left by the earth is clearly visible. Fill the bottom of the hole to the desired level with lopsoil mounding a pyramid of 1t under bure root stock then nu the hole slowly to make ~ure no air pockets a re left. Im· mediately afterward, soak the root in thorou~hly Weekend Gardening Checklist • To cons«.'rve soil moisture. mulch with 2-3 mchcs of organic ma tter • Ins tall drip 1rr1gat1 on ... ystemi. 10 gardens and vegeta- hl e plots to ('Onserve up lo 60 percent of j?a rden water • Insects will be out in large number::. atta cking water - stressed plants. Spray early in- f est at 1ons a nd r educ(• water stress with infrequent but deep watering • Cam<'lhas can bt• pruned ror hus h1er Arowth during and after the blooming season and right tiero rc the burs t or spring J:?ro wth. LiAhtl y prune the terminal branches three to five tnc hes The flowers can be hrought 10 for table arrange- ments • llardy bedding plants for ~pnng can go in now If frost oc· curs in your area. wait before pl anting warm weather flowers and vegetables such as asters. zinnias. begonias. egg plants. tomatoes, and peppers Irvine Club Meeting Set Irvine Garden Club will dis· r uss the art or making miniature flowe r arrangements on Wed- 11 es day at 10 a .m . i n the University Park Community Ruilding, #1 Beechtree Lane, Irvine Mrs Kern II . Copeland, Orange County district director of California Garden Clubs, Inc., will explain and demonstrate the techniques used Those attending may bring a miniature arrangement or their own for an evaluation. For additional information, call Mrs. Dwight E Lyons. president. £'h1i. urt'U mu~t bt• Amen cu' b1 .:.:ri.t natural JH l'cnhousc," "•I):\ lht• f1l'ld fon•man, hm1hng lh• 1:. i,tjnd1ng ~111:.t llecp an an .u·n · of dau.1t•i., ht•h1nd him the P a<·1f1c Ore· an sparkh.•11 in the ~11n "Right here nf'ar Santa l\urbara the climate and t•ondl· turns are ideal for gr owing flowt'n; The whole durn place is in bloom year round! '· As a motorist heads north from Los Angeles a long the r oast. blossoming fields of nowers wave from both sides or the roadway. just below Carpin· teria. Acres of baby's breath, as delicate as lace, a re set off against a backdrop of e ucalyptus giants. FARTIIER NORTH in Santa Barbara County . the city of Lompoc is a checkerboard of houses, schools and flower fields -hundreds of acres of them in an area carefully selected by the W. Atlee Burpee Company for produci ng their s eeds for home garde ners. In fact, so many nowers grow so well near -Santa Barbara that the Burpee people take most of the photo gr aphs for their annua l catalog there . Why do growi n g things nourish so in Santa Barbara? The reason lies in an accident of geography and in the grace or a great climate. F'~OM VENTUR A to Point Co !(hep ti o n , th ~ coast of California makes a unique jog, running east to west (rather than north-south >. This stretch of land, sheltered by coastal mountains, faces south and drinks in sunshine all day long. The sun both rises and sets over the sea. In this selling, the ocean breezes act as natural air cond1· tioning. Summers aren't too hot for the flowers: in winter, frosts don 't form. The temperate climate that has m ade Santa ~ Barbara a celebrated seaside resort is as perfect for flowers as for people. GREENHOUSES ALSO cover m any acres here. Sandyland Nursery in neighboring Carpin- teria is by itself the largest pro- ducer or chrysanthemums in the world, shipping nearly 25,000 plants per week, plus another 15,000 Boston Ferns and other houseplants to major market chains like Safeway and A&P. But the hidden jewels of the Santa Barbara greenhouses are orchids. No where in the country is there a higher concentration of orc h id growers . The Armacost and Roys ton Com- pany is one of the many local producers that encourage vis · itors and, except for the "stud house" where r are orchi ds gene r ate their ultra.valuable s ee d s. all of Arm acos t 's Sherman Gardens Sets Guided Tour Sherman Gardens of Corona del Mar will be the site of a g uided tour March 3, al 9:30 a .m . Botanist Van Bobbitt will con- duct the tour and discuss the many exotic plants growing in the gardens. The tour is free and open lo the public. For more informa- tion. call 673-2261 or writ e Sherman Library and Gardens, 2647 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar, CA 92625 ~reenhuu:.eh are open to the public SANTA BARBARA is so suc- cei.::.rul as a brt•eding ground for l'xqu1sitt' orchids tha~ the town even boasts an "Orchid Drive" where the Santa Barbara Orchid Estate is round Open seven days a week. 1t ~s an outdoor garden to give customers a vis- ion or how outdoor orchids will look in their own backyards . Outdoor orchid growing? Yes, 11 is a popular hobby in California The orchids. mostly cymb1diums. come from te m. perate zones around the world and from higher elevations m the tropics. In 1976, grower Paul Gr i pp of the Orchid Estate personally brought back 25 or· chid varieties from the foothills of the Himalayas in India. Ills firm isn't a major producer but, like other local greenhouses, it has become a mecca for collec- tors from every nation. The Dos Pueblos Orchid Compa ny, on Highway 101. 17 miles north of Santa Barbara, welcomes vis- itors on weekdays to see a collection of cymbidiums in a ranch setting. THE COUNTY'S professional orchid growers have expanded their production area to 1.06 million square feet. shipping cut o r chid flowers and foliage valued at $2.6 million. The only guests unwelcome in t h eir grecnh9uses a re bees. When a bee pollinates plants, the flowers die. Also. bees pollinate random- 1 y and growers would get .. mutts," mongrel orchids of un- certain pare ntage, instead of t h e ir care fu lly developed hybrids. These rare hybrids draw or- chid fanciers and members of flower societies-to Santa Barbara. The town is popular as a site. for meetings of flower groups because at any time of year there is something going on at the heart of their interest fields in bloom, shows, lours or lectures, even San Francisco- s t y I e s treet vendor s ha ve cropped up on corners, adding s plas hes of color against the city·s white adobe. T HIS VEAR, during March, the Cym bidium Soc iet y of America holds its Fourth Annual Cong ress h e r e. while the Santa Barbara ln terna- Harbor View Club to Meet Harbor View Hills Garden Club will meet Wednesday al 9:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. Oel F. Woodworth in Corona del Mar. Co-hos tesses will be Mmes Charles Ringwalt and Edwin Van Dell. J oy Wa'de. a member of the Los Angeles International Fern Society, will present the pro- gram. The Harbor View Hills Garden Club is a member of the Orange County District of California Garden Clubs. Inc (JACK ANDERSON J REVEALS in lhe DAILY PILOT COAST ANIMAL HOSPITAL A.-nc Announces That DR. ARTHUR EV AN BASS Has Joined The Staff MIDICA&,.SUROICAL PUCTICI !Iott SM.\U ANIMALS AHD IXOTICS , JIJI I. CMtt ......,.., c ............ •• ,.... '""' ,. .. CNWM ................... ~. ... 24 ........ '" ~, '4nk• 67l-tOIO loc ••1 ly Appal l:t•nt Tropical Fish • Fresh• M;arjne Aquarium Supplies Specl.e .... 21. ,..,, 27, "" L•oW<oler .............................. $ 1.49 Whal a beauty I am with my 1et black body and scarlet red tall. Somewhat spunky but not dangerous. I'll add a llttle ll<ltlon and a 101 of elegance to you r aQuarlum Come see me at Aaualic Tropicals I am on Sale under the allas Red Tailed Shartt tor only s 1 49 See You Soon R T S I •• 1510W. Baker• Coet• Meu - 549-1391 • Corner Harbor & Baker iiiim r -.... tional Orchid Show 1s on display March 16. t7 and 18 Both events bring visitors from Australia, New Zealand . Engl and , Germany. South America and the Orient Al any time of year. v1s1tors can enJOY the Botanic Garden in Mission Canyon. where native California plants and trees from every environment in the state are thriving Almost anywhere a visitor turns. he IS Rreeted with noral beauty In the mountains behind the town. there 1& even a variety of orchid growrng wild 1n the stream beds. Santa Barbara, in bloom all year long, may well be "America's biggest natural greenhouse " And even though the day 1s set aside to honor trees, that fact shouldn't stop you from giving a shrub, or even a house pla nt. if the recipient of your gift JUSl does n't have room for u tree. Again, consider yourself a "rcci pient" and treat yourself to a new plant. HOW ABOUT a graceful barn boo or a colorful camellia perhaps even one of the new All American roses that are on the market A hanging basket can be a lovely focal point of a deck or patio. Try the Cotoneasler which has red ber ries in the winter. Or. in coastal climates. trailing kinds of fuchsia are a lovely gift In rural Germany, there is a s imilar custom of long-standing where each m ember of each family plants a tree with ap- p r op r 1 at e c e r e m onies at Wh1tsunt1de. forty days after Easter And, in a Swiss chroni· cle or the fifth century, an ac. count or an ear ly institution of Arbor D:.i y can be round ·Bonsai Exhibits Scheduled Today The art of Bonsai will be de monstrated and ex· hibits of traditional Bonsai styles prese.nlecl-today from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m at Hollister's Nursery, 2640 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa Jack Ganoung and Larry Ragle will create three varieties of this art form . the formal upright < Chokan 1 at 10 a m . the cas cade I Kengai l at noon, and a miniaturt.' landscape (Saikea l at 2 p.m There 1s no chart:e for the demonstration and ex- hibit A serae:-. of lcsi.ons for beginning anc,1 in termed1ate Bonsai enthusiasts wall be launched with the next lesson scheduled March 3. Cost of the complete St'rte~ of seven 3·hour lessons is $27 with classes being held at the home or the instructors Ganoun~ and Ra~le collectively have 27 years of Bonsai expt>ricnce and have studied the art with two nationally known masters. John Naka and Harry Htrao Both Ganoung and Ragle are active throughout Cahforn1a a nd are members of several Bonsai clubs v Oct:Hls or classes Will be discussed during the demonstration al llollister·~ Those interested but who cannot attend are invited to call 545.7975 or 545-2509 for further infor mation The father of Arbor Day tn Amen ca was J . Sterling Morton. Secretary of Agriculture during Preside nt Cleveland ·s s econd term /na1dwin ~ 1m I -:ZtflF- 0 NC EA YEAR --..... ~ 20% OFF l"~~~~ SALE! i ~·~ Flnl1h & Style Trad itional Walnut Early American French Provincial Walnut Grand Fun Machine Spinet Organ Retail Price $1 625 $1665 S2150 $8700 $1350 $3200 Sele Price $1300 $1335 $1720 $6900 $1050 $2550 Save ssss $325 $330 $430 $1800 $300 $650 ALL MODELS ON SALE Mo. Payt. $35 $36 $46 $1 59 $49 $69 ~~ •. /~.I( jsTIMULATES young minds H?~~s YATES MUSIC LE~~~~s -~ 'l Sun: 61 Fashion Island with eech r~:, Satu;~~~=··!~~!l!~l\l'l~Q~l(~t~JJllliiiii'2i-siiil. .. .iiPmhm.m6m40m-m9mOm2mO .... iiiiiiPiuircihi•1ieiiiii.I ... _,.....,' \1-.~~~~i"'') INSTANT COLOR ~~J,~ ~ ........__ \ )~ ICELAND POPPIES \ \~14 \ ~~'-~-·! J\no1h<>r !1uq11•11u!> bt1Ck!1round of hr1nh1 '( r.,,.JJ0/~ \1~~ color in rl'<b. Vt>llow.,, or.rnge., dnd p,1,1el' ..._ -·~ .1 .,,r i Hor)l'r'i hvbrid vcirie11e., will bloom throuult y.~ .....,,.._ lnl~sprmg . PRIMROSE SALE PANSIES AND VIOLAS F.ibulous gnrd<>n color in beds. bao;ke"' or po1 .. -blue , yellow~. orangeo; and whi1<•<, BANDINI #2 A February feeding is very important for d healthy attractive lawn. Bandin! K2 Is Ideal for feeding t!Sl abllshed dlchrondra and blad<> grass lawns. Start your feeding cycle now. Buy four 4 " plants and get one FREE Roger's has both Engli s h a nd Fairy varie ties-the foundation of a ny spring garden-available in white. yellow, r ed. pinks. o ra nge a nd blues. in bloom for easy selection . Limited to s tock ~hand through 2/25/79. CAMELLIAS Showv 8owt!rlng evergr<>en shrubs in colors ranging from red 10 pink to white and even some variegated l\fPe'. elect from many old favorites or unusual coUooor varieties . M ~ln Hills Road nt MacArthur Blvd .. Nt?WpMt fkl'Ch, (714) 64().5800 ()pt>n Dnilv 9 tim • Spm -Flori 1 640-6n'1 .. \• CALIFORNIA I WORLD Saturday, Febru11ry 2•. 1979 DAil '( Pll.OJ A J, I State Avocado Crop tt Record .. FALLRllOOK 11\t>I /\ tt'cord avorado c·rop lt1 tll'ttdlng out of Southern Caltrorruu ror markf'tll In t!U~lt'l'n tate'I - Prices fel'tl('rally ort> hohhnR up tor 11rowcr und l'lleady for houiscwlve!I The ~.000 ucn·~ or lush·arccn treei. from the central San Joaquin Vulley and Vl•nturu County south lo Sun Ol('f!O esuptd major dumaac from winter storms and rro l. Rut a major rear IS 1wtt•plnJ1 the orchurds · Wiii the United Stah•fll be opl"ncd Ufl to Me xican n vvc OdM '1 """,.. ........ MYTH TORN St•lln CAUSED IPLIT Kh"'ahchev OISMl8S80 .-.ng REALIST ChC>\J VICTORIOUS Man-- IN POWER Teng 3 Indochinese States Pawns in Power B attle TOKYO <APl The 23-year-0ld struggle \M>t"een China and the So"· iet Union for leadership of interna- tional communism hangs Like a red cloud over the battlef ields of northern Vietnam Vietna m . Cambodia a nd Laos have become pawns in t he bitter game of S ino-Soviet chess that began In 1956. when Nikita Khrushchev's denuncia- tion or Joseph Stalin split world com- munism UNTlL THEN, THE Soviet Com- munist Party's dominatio~ or the m- t er n at Ion a I move m en t wa s unchall enged But Khrus hc hev's savage assault on Stalin and a ll he stood for repression at home. isolatiomsm. tht• cold war sent tremors throuf(h the Communist ca mp. particularly in Eastern Europe. The Chines<' were quick to see the 1 mplicat1ons Having torn down the myth or Stalin's and t-he Soviet party's mfallbility, Khrushchev c·ould no longer claim lead<'rship for Moscow of the world's Comm unist parties _ Mao Tse tun~. t he Chinese party <'ha1rman, had reason enough to de- -tes t Stalin. For three decades. the Geor1t1an deceived . misled and sacrificed the young Chinese party to the SO\ tel Union's national inte rests. But neither Mao nor his Chinese comrades. after only seven scant years In power. could have survived had they extended de·Slalinization ·s loos ening of controls lo China's millions. AS TitE LIBERALISM generated by Khrushchev bef(an to make a little h<'adway in t he Euro pean Com- munist countries, Peking's le aders beC'ame the Stalinists or tihe world movement. The Sino-Soviet differences sim - m ered beneath t he surface for two years, burstln~ into the open m 1958 when Khrushchev contemptuous ly dismissed China's first Great Leap Forward to industria lize as "goulash communism." Two years later he withdrew Soviet d evelopm ent pro- , \. FROM THEN ON. Mao saw re- visionists under C\ er) bed. not only abroad but also al home. When Defense M1m::.tel Peng Teh-huai challenged Mao·~ Great Leap pro· gram. he was branded a rev1s1onist and dism issed from all government and party offices. This obsession with Sov1t>l re· visionism turned Mao Inward, giving rise 1.o a period or tsolatlbnl!tn and regimentation which the party's re· alists Lieu Shao cha, Premier Chou En·lai. and Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-pcng res1!>ted . They succeeded inputting Mao on the s helf for awhile lie came back with the purge he called the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Vic- torious. he. his wife Chiang Ching and their extrem ist fo llowers pinned the revisionist label on thousands or their enemies. among t he m Lieu and Teng. MEANWHILE, RELATIONS with Moscow sank to their lowest point The U S. wars <sga1nst communism in Vietnam. Laos and Cambodia did nothing to close the breach. Though China and Russia overtook massive programs of military aid and advice to the Vietnam ese Commumsts. they failed to form a united front against the United States. Under wily old Ho Ch1 ·m1nh. the Communists in Hanoi played off the Russians and the Chinese against each other, w alki ng carefully between the opposln~ camps. Ho's s u ccessors. after their victory in 1975, a llied themselves with Moscow. thus abortinl{ prospects for peace and unity in lndochimt. Inevitably, the three Indochinese slates became bont>s for Moscow and Peking to growl over When a Viet- namese in\'as1on or Cambodia drove China's clients. Pre mier Pol Pot and his associates. out of Phnom Penh, the fat was in the nre. jects a nd technicia n s fro m M UCH HAS CHANGED in China "IT'K OUR 8lG concern. u cn ims . wht.1\hcr they'll hrt the quarantine," Uy1' Ralph Pinkerto n, president of the California Avocado Commission In Newport Jleuch. A dele11allon of California 1trowcr11 rt! cently appeare<l ln Wast\lngton. D.C . t•1tlng a threat from seed weevil and fruit ny. in opposition to such a move by the U S Dt.-partment or Agriculture Thert! ~a:. no indication how soon a decision may be announced. Mexico 1s the world s major avocado growtng na t1on with 600 million pounds annually. but nearly all of that has been con· !>Urned m MexH'O Government researchers say it me1y be Stained 01:\,!> From HollRnd • Windows $35 to $95 economically c rippled China, a nd the since the start or the Sino-Soviet -• . .. break was complete schism more than two decades ago. The Chinese dredged up an old The Uruted Slates. then a common com mun isl word to d esc ribe e ne my to both. is closer to Peking Khrushchev and his followers "re· and is accused by the Soviets or giv· vislonlsts." betrayers or Marxist doc -ing approval to the Chinese thrust in· trine who espoused capitalism . to Vietnam. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A GARDEN OF MEMORIES - T he serene surroundings that are found at Fairhaven Memorial Park & Mortuary offers much solace to families. They are finding out how convenient it is to have COMPLETE MORTUARY & CE METERY SERVICES all in one beautiful location. If you haven't visited Fairhaven a lr~ady , we suggest t hat you drive through our lovely park and enjoy the majestic trees and fra- grant flowers that abou nd here. vo11slblt• lo allow the 1mporlln1 or avocados from Individual Mexicanatates once those pest~ are regarded as under control Lost year California produced 206 million pounds or avocados and tbla year expects a crop of 275 mlLlion. The demand has doubled in ol1ht )ears and pushed the annual crop value from le81l than $20 million to more than S80 milllon. Northern San Diego County alone produces more than half the slate's total with Ventura and Santa Rarbara counties next. DALE NEW, UNTIL recently a r<?· gion a l rleld manaaer ror Calavo packers. said In an Interview that "this year the weather has been better and prices much more uniform." Avocados rank a mong the top-value crops in California, competing closely with nectarines Today there are 7,100 growers of the green. pear·shaped fruit gen(.'raJly selling in m a rkets from 30 to 50 cents apiece. compared with price!'. from 49 cents to 79 cents last year Insists Pinkerton "We 're producing more and more efficiently " ABOUT 20 percent or the U S crop 1s grown m Flro1da. centered on Dade Ccrm,111 Sidehoards (Veriico) 5115 to S235 Print!> & Oil Painting" From Cerm.1ny $65 JUST ARRI VEO: ORIGINAL EURO PEAN OIL PAINTINGS ANO TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY STAINED GLASS "Recently I negotiated quite a lar{lc buy on some o riginal antiqucc; that fit well into today's homes. They have just arrived at our Oran~c County store: hun• d reds of original oil paintinJ!S and prints in antique frames signed by their a rti•as: exquisite cus· tom art 'rained glass doors and window ; one•of·a·kind German c.idcboards (vcrtico) ideal to convert into stereo cabinets or COMPL!TE MORTUARY Ir CIMRHY SHVICES ht 0.. lewtlM LMatl• Don Guild -FounMr nnd Pr~81Jent display case . . ~ THE County farms. and Isolated parts of Texas. The acreage for avocados far excffds the land planted f or nearly all other California fruit crops. But only 38.000 of tht> 55.000 acres of avocado land will be bearing In 1978 A grove In the Fallbrook area sells as hl11h ae $45.000 an acre, and growers need a hlgh acrea.ce return because of lhe climbing land and waler costs. THEY nGURE THAT even when a good hllhdde can be found for $15.000 an acre it takes six years for a grower to break even. But there are lex·shelter odvantagcs. ·'The return to farme rs Is somewhat behind last yt>ar but not substantially," 11a1d Pinkerton, whose organlza"on ha ndles advertising and research for avocado growers. 'The only crisis we have is the Mex· scan thing. It cost more than $1 million to e radicate the fruit ny In Southern Cahforma last year and one has to "'onder why all the hulla baloo right now to open up the United States when M.ex· 1can avocados are contaminated with a pest that would cost more to eradicate than the rru1t fly. Decor ating your rooms with stained glass. origi na l a rt and <1ntiqul' cabinets from Europe i-. rhe most affordable way l know to add a true decorator touch in your home. At The Antique Guild, every day the scene changes. Con· taincrc; arrive from England and The Continent and new antique::. like those featured above are made availnble to you. Antiques a rc the offordable difference - truly an investment in the future'.' 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St, • .J • --~-----'~ -~·~·-··~ • • r -...., ··- s f 0 s it s p ll tt h ZI p 1 ' • • ~ fl INSIDE : •Comics s ts - -·T-e1evis-ion _____________ ;no~ wdoy, February 24, 1979 DAILY PILOT r-• By UAV•; {'lJNNINGH M ~1 ... 0.ll•'"'*h•ll Th~ rumor thnt Rod l.a\'er 1~ pukm1 hi llll& and le1t\lln1 rwport Reoach fo~H·r 1 not trut' It JURl c: m~ llun 11 ------ Actually. half of lht' rumor on bt· rnnhrmf'd Lavt"r IS packing h1" hitt\ Constantly Attd h1··~ coollnuully unpack· in& tht·m In hottl. at :'1<1•"° Vor\, South C11ruhn11 Spokan .-nd t'\lf't y ulhtr rornl'r of tht UnitC'd St.le~ PF.aRAPS v.:a EQ E iT 1na lon1t bu ln 1 Lni IC "., birth lo pttulahon am<1n1 1' wa;ort lit•arh lt>n nlt1 tilt,. th11t th •ir l•acmdan nl!lghbor wa drpart1n1 The rurnol"ww.rt-S)l~ LM \n mortolh«1nun1 ttnn dub • No, t h vt no plan to evc-r I ill\'t' hl'rt' pt:rmant•nl ly," l...JH:r told lhto Dail Pilot Wt-dn~., alks ~ wru <"aught for rMre monwl\t al hom ' I \.t' ~'t'n In Hilton I lud 1Soulh ( rolln.i for the PD•t eouplt• of "'ttk nd I'm leu'tnll lomotru~ for Spokane. but 1 'm not (IOtn~ to hr moving from Nrwport Dt'Ul'h · · LA \IF,8 HAS JU;•:~ M) Bl SY "tlh hti; h:nm!i c:lm1ci. and ut.hl'r bu..i,1ness 'cnlur s lhal hl' h h.-d lit-r)' ltltlt' 1lmt> tu du "but h~ dt>t-~ be: t pha) tl'nn1r. That 'h wh)' he •greed io part1c1patt: m a new tour ~~mrun11 ne"<.l month calkd tht• Tcnnt' L.-A:cnd Ch~m plonShlp,'1 lt ~ U rlv1• IOJ.1 !it"rlt~ or tournaments for pluycr ~ 3! years or age and old<. r Rumors That La v r I s Moving Are n 't T r o e . . .He's Never Home Long Enough to Pac k ~\ •l~ ... llhotlrll11ef! '' Tim PetffW" 111 11ddJtum to l J\ '-'r. romJ)('tllor!i will mclude ~uch former chnmp1ons us John ""ewcombc. Kt'n Rosewall, Hoy Emerson and f'rt'd Stollt· plus Marty R1e:.i.en, CllH Drysdale . Tom OJ.ker. Ot:nru~ Ralston , Bob Hewitt. Bob Curm1chud. Munuc l Suntunu and Roger Tuylor ROD LAVER IS SO BUSY HOPPING PLANES HE CAN RARELY BE FOUND AT HIS NEWPORT BEACH HOME. ···1 JUST Wt\NTEO TO PLAY i.ome tennis,'' Laver says, \\hen asked how he found room m his busy schedule for the tour "I've been so very busv w1lh these other things that I Just wanted to play some tennis " nis player of all time. He won the Grand Slam of Tennis as an amateur in 1962, then repeated the feat as a pro- fessional in 1968. Laver won one of the four major titles a total of 11 times. parture from active tour nament play Most impressive, says Laver , is J ohn McEnroe. And that will be a treat for rans who remember when Laver. now 40, was slashing his left-handed topspm shots past everybody who played the game in the 1960s · _"ln the past half.century only two men have had a rev-olut1o~ary impact on the game." says former Davis Cup captam Bill Talbert. "One was Jack Kramer. with his m· troduction or the big servt! and volley The other, Rod Laver, wtth his wristy topspin shots off both backhand and forehand." "LAVER SET THE PA1TERN for the modern style of play he exaggerated tops pin shots you see from players such as Bjorn Borg. Guillermo Vilas. Eddie Dibbs and Ha rold Solomon, not to mention all the kids who are im- itating them ," says Ta lbe rt. "The kid has a mature mind. He knows the length ot the court." Laver says ··He has the shots. He improvises, making it impossible for an opponent to anticipate. He bas tons of confidence.·· AND WHAT ABOUT THE MAN gener ally considered No. 1 in the world ? "Jimmy Connors has one gi.me plan-he mows you down by brute force. He has the talent to do it consistently. He is one player who hits the ball on the rise. always at· See ROCKET, Page 8 5 "But no one does it quite as well as Laver." Many consider the red-headed Aussie the greatest ten- And that qualifies Laver to comment on some of the young players who have moved to the top since his de- Vikes Get Scare Marina Pulls Out 73-58 Win By J OUN SEVANO Of Ille 01lly Pilot Sla ll The long road to the CI F 4·A championship began for most teams Friday night, a nd after Marina's struggle with Notre Dame <Sherman Oaks), the Vik- ings are beginning to realize just how Jong that road really is. The third place Knights <13-4) or the Del Rey League gave the Daily Pilot's No. 1 r anked Vik· ings all they could handle before losing 73-58 before 2,100 vocaJ basketball fans at Marina. T HE SUNSET L EAGUE champions needed their poise a nd some clutch free throw shooting down the stretch to put their opponents away. The s m aller, but quicker Knights started the game by spreading Marina's m an-to-man defense in the hope or driving the lane for easy layins. The theory worked as the Kni g hts s t ayed with the powerful Vikings in the early go- ing before two missed shots a nd a turnover changed a.10-10 tie in- to a 16-10 Viking advantage. WITH THE VIKINGS in the lead, the Knights had to abandon their plan and play the Vikings· ~ame. Marina thus took control and built an 11-point lead at the half and kept \hat same margin after three quarters. Trailing 49-38 entering the final period. the Knights made a game or it by blitzing the Vik- ings 8-0 to s t a rt the fina l quarter. That cut the margin to 49-46 and Marina followed with a nother turnover off the press to give the Knights even a nother shot at cutting the lead more. Rebou11d M a ster O•llY Pllel P""lo .. , P111rl0 O'Oonllell But Notre Dam e's Conrad Am- ba threw the ball into a crowd where it was stolen and fed to Kevin Olson on a breaka way for an easy two. This sparked the Vikings and Randy Heidenreich followed with a nother layup orr the rast break and Truiett Hat- ton added one of his own to re- build the margin back to nine. 55·46. Ocean View High's sophomore center, Wayne Carlao~er, muscles his way for a rebound in the Seahawks' CIF 4-A basketball playoff game against Simi Valley Friday night. Carlander pulled down 22 rebounds to lead Ocean View to a 66-53 victory. See story page 82. F ROM THER E, IT WAS a mat- ter of the Knights fouling the Vik- Estancia Breezes, 72·49 Our Kids Wanted This Orw-Sunderman By JIM CA'°RNE'M' Of ti. O•llY Pl ... Si.ff "We played well. Our kids were jacked up, they really wanted this one." Estancia Hi~h. basketball coach Larry Sun- de rman was a diffic ult man to hear Friday even· ing as he sipped a soft dnnk and altempted lo speak in a normal tone iJl the boistrous Eagle dressing room. "' SUNDERMAN'S SQUAD had Just dism antled a good Glendora High team, 72·49, m the opening round of the CIF 3A p layoffs before 1 600 fans in the Estancia gym. ' He quietly, a nd thoughtfully, discussed the ga me with reporters, but each time one ol his E agle players stepped out of the shower he stopped and addressed a word or two of praise in the p layer 's direction. "These kids d id a great Job,•· he sighed. ''This wa!\ a big win, no\ just because it was a CIF vic- tory. but because it was our 20th of the year. This is the first time thal Estancia has ever won 20 games in a season, and I'm pleased that these kids were the first to do it. THE EAGLES GOT great play out or the usual Estancia heros Friday night like forward Steve Van · Hom (24 points and eight rebounds > and forwa rd Dan Maddock (19 pointa, five steals, seven assists and six rebounds>. but Sunderman singled out a former junior varsity player -Rick Riley - for praise. Riley, who a veraged 16 points per game for the JV squa~ this year , saw action in the second a nd rourth peflods ror the Eagles. R e scored six points. "f think the key to the game was bringtq Rick See EAGLES, Pase Bl -. . •• ings lo get back into the game. But the poised Marina squad hit 12 of 12 down the stretch to ice the vie· tory. As a matter of fa ct. the Vik· ings were near perfect from the charity stripe, hilling 25 of 27 at· tempts (93 percent L "l thought the key to the game was we bad the lead,·• said Marina Coach Steve Popovich. "They couldn't use their quick· ness because or that. "WE HAD A ONE minute spell that hurt us but I thought we a djusted . well after that. lf somebody just looked at the box score they wouldn't know the ba ttle this game really was." LA Ope n Golf By winning. the Vikings 122-31 move into the second round of the playoffs against St. Bernard. 57-55 upset winner ove r Katella. "The Vikings a re going to ha ve a tough time with a big, quick team." said Notre Dame Coach G r eg Ni xon . "St. Bernard is quicker and bigger than us. and if they can win their game they'll give Marina a lot of trouble. "MARINA IS A very good team . though," Nixon added in the same breath. "They have a lot of poise and hit a lot of shots. They're also tough to defend because they have a lot of See YIKES. P age BZ Champ to Chump, But Hinkle L e acb By HOWARD L . HANDY Of IM Ollty PlleC Si.ff LOS ANGELES -Lon Hinkle hasn't exactly been a household name on the PGA golf tour. In fact, it was only four years ago that he found it difCicult to come up with the $150 entry fee for the nearby Queen Mary Open in Long Beach. TlDNGS HAV E CHANGED for the recent winner of the Bing Crosby Clambake in Pebble Beach. "I played the first 12 holes today like a champ and lhe last s ix like a chump," Hinkle said following his early day round in the Gle n Campbell Los Angeles Open tourna- ment. He was in the clubhouse with a one -stroke lead over playing partner Fuzzy 1-oeUer and a 136 total for 36 holes. This is five unde r par on the exacting Riviera Country Club course and it came Leaders: before a record Friday crowd of 19,333 Hlnkle 67-69-138 fa ns who basked in the s unlight and chilled when a cloud came along . Hinkle and Zoeller started on the oack nine in the early morning and were in the clubhouse by noon. Lanny Wadkins, the first-round leader, bad to settle for a 72 a nd finished the day in third place, a stroke behind Zoeller. .. Hinkle said he was sailing along in good shape until he came to the par-three fourth bole on his back nine. Zoeller 70-67-137 W•dlrlns ~72-1-31 Z•rfey 61-n-139 BH n 71-69-140 McNlckle n-69-140 Colbert 73-67-140 "I GUIDED A THREE-WOOD and that seemed to tum things around for me ," he said. "I chipped up and missed the putt and from then on I was hanging on." His first putt was for 12 feet and he added another bogey on the seventh bole lo finish with 69 to go with bis first round 67. "When you win the first one, it's a great feeling. But until you win a second tournament, it's still a matter of luck," he said. "Tt\ere isn't enough luck in the world to win two tournaments on the 'l>GA tour." He won his first tournament at New Orleans last year. "I wasn't exactly at the bottom or the ladder when l won at Pebble Beach, but three years ago, t couldn't get any credit cards. The first few years on the tour were pretty tough." ZOELLER, A FR EE·SPllUT on the golf course and one of the fe w younger players with a sense of humor and a compassion for talking to the gallery as he walks along the course, said it didn't bother him playing with Hinkle. Zoeller. the winner at San Diego l our weeks ago, bad a 81 to go with bis first round 70 for a 137 total al the hallway mark. "We're out there trying to beat the golf course," Zoeller said. ''It Just so happened that we both did lt. He bad a good front nine and l bad a good back nine. .. KEALLY, l.ENJOYplaylng golf a nd ll isn't work to me. fr I shoot 80 or 65, it's all tbe same, I try to ·1et the people comin1 ln to See I.A OPEN, Pa'e BS -........ -..... .,.. .... Lakers Roll Toll3-10 4 Victory~ ING LEWOOD <AP >-Jama~ Wilkes anOI:Ou Hudson com- bined for 46 points F riday night, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a 113·104 National Basketball Assn. victory over the Boston Celtics. Ka reem Abdul-J a bbar r e- turned to action a fter missing two games with a bruised right knee. He scored only 10 points, 8 of the m in the second half, while playing a tota l or 33 minutes. The Lakers took the lead for good midway in the thi r d qua rter. With the score tied 58· a ll, Los Angel es out s cored Boston 20·8 in a s pan of 7: 10 lo take a 78-66 adva ntage. The Celtics closed the gap to three points l ai;ly in the fourth quarter, but the La kers scored the next six points and weren't threatened serious ly after that . Wilkes finished with 24 points a nd Hudson 22 fo r the Lakers. Norm Nixon added 20 for Los Angeles. · Chris Ford paced the Celtics with 29 points. Player ·coacb Dave Cowens added 17 points despite the fact that he sat out the e ntire first qua rter. Bob McAdoo and Rick Robey scored~ 14 points apiece for Boston. · Los Angeles jumped to a 14-S lead but the Celtics chipped away, thanks mainly to the play of r eserve Robey, and trailed by just two points, 29·27, after one quarter. The second quarte r was close throughout. There we re 10 ties in the period and 11 lead changes. ft was 54-53 in favor of the La ke rs a t ha lftime . Abcful- Jabbar attempted just one shol in the first half and scored two points Overall, Abdul-J a bba r was five of seven from the floor and pulled down nine re bounds. He was also credite d with six blocked shots and five assists. •-llMI LMA ........ CIUI M1awe11 Row~ Mt Ac:loo Art .. lb11ld C Ford Robey Cowen• Ol.tnev Toi Ill\ I• " ... 7 0.0 ' O•nlley l CH • Wll•o & 7 ) IA .t.bdl-JbO< 1 >·• A Hud"'n 17 s...,. N bon 7 o-o u Boone I 1·1 11 AOl>IK" J 0-0 • C.rr 47 11>16 '°' To111s Sc.,.11., O....r1•n .. " . s 0.010 10 ... 1. \ 0.0 10 II 0.0 21 • ,, 10 • 0.0 • 3 M I s .... 11 n .. ,. 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'lt11n1<jl <'ontnrt to bt•t•vn1t• tw.ul •·oiH·h «1t lht• l'n1vc>r ity uf Southt·1 n l \1hfunuo 1 ( ~·din Http•lh• tell'visloo 'lt11tw11 rt'Ptlrh•cl l"ful1n n111ht WM I' lt•lt•v1 .. lon 11 l RS affthatt-, ~old It harl litf'n In formed b\ l'US ~JIQrb lh»t Oli-un v.111 take ov~r u he!ud co.lt'h .11 lht "•·hool n 111 e""°"· rt·pl11Nnr t 'oarh Hoh Koytl lh1HI h.1" announced h "111 ri>s.ign at lht t•nd of tht· 't'.iotun llo"t-v~t . l HS ~ntonnl.•I 1n '"'"' Anttt-1....,~ thry had "'''°' h'd·onl) thut 01,110 would t>-.-("Oml' tht· l St' rm1d1 1111~ lhi&l ht> hull 'ftJtnt'tl a rt)nlrttl )t'l Olp,oo, u M.1nna Hiah coach ftom I ><t to 100~ \H1~ 1111 Columbu • llh10, fo'rtday nlaht, oo lh1· lai.t h•K of Ji thrt·l· d.1) l\1.: l't'o road trip llti wu not 11\a1l,.hh ror rnmm•·nt but ht> 1111,, 1ud prevtou. ly ht· v. 111 not d1:.ru .... th1 ll~l' Joli uu11l ..afh'r luw&t ·a I '' bo kl'tb&tll ~Jnw Lhl'> ... .,1"H1 .-------q...,1.-nt • lw Dor1----- Phllach•lph1a 1, llt'f 111tl'hl'r Tug ~c<..r1-. on tht peril:. t'lll't>Wtll'rcd on hi'> I '500 mile chanty b1rydc ride down the Wt'l>I rOd!'>l The only trouble v.e had w:ii. v.1th dtl~l> But V.l' f1gurf'd out how to handlt• thdt Wt• ~tupl)t«J wash1n~ our "'ock~ MO.on Goller Gel• Guff,.ln•one ~ot a birdie hlerally Friday 10 the first ST. P1'.':TEHSBL'RG , Fl..i Honnie Bryant !I round of the LPGA Orange lilossom Classic tournanwnt 11..r ll'e bhot from the 18th hole struck and killed a S('3gull in flight Offk1als of the tournament debated 15 minutes bt'fore deciding to play the ball where it fell right next to thl' dead bard on the fairway Bryant. of Palm Springs, fini shed with a 79, lying for 94th in a fwld of 105 But 1t apparently intim idated the hun dreds of ~ulb watching F riday's play Not a one could be found after the mishap Sn>lt lt'bu AA(! M lle fn 4:01.4 Steve Scott, the national collegiate mile m champion from UC Irvine and the American in- door record bolder, held off Steve Lacey of lhe Univt>rs1ly of Wisconsin to win the mile in 4.01 4 a l lhe AAU track CJ nd field champions hips in New Yori. .. Other outst anding marks in New York included. high school sensation Candy Young's indoor record in the 60- yard hurdles with a lime of 7.50 seconds ... Evelyn Ashford crarked the indoor mark for the women's 60-yard dash with a time of 6.71 .. Renaldo Nehemiah charged to his 10th victory of the year, captu.ring the men's 60-yard hurdles 1n 6.94 seconds ~nly .05 off his indoor record. . STRETCH EXERCISE Chris J ohnston of Corona del Mar extends his body for a rebound in Friday night 's CJ F playoff victory over v1s1ting Santa Monica (' ...... ,....,.. be £ ........ .,er •••• Tbr Ch1caf(o Cuba aenl second baseman Ill Ma .. y T..W. an with cttl<'her Dave Kader and reserve out· flwldcr Grttl Groaa for lo'oote, 1econd baseman Ted Slif'mo~. oulfi Ider Jerr Martin and rookie nabt·handed pll<'hf'ra 0.-n-k 8otel .. o and lle1try Mack ... Don Gullett, who untforwc>nl s uraery last September for a double tear 111 the• rotutor cuff in his left shoulder, reported lo the New \ ork 't'ankc•('fl 11prlna eump at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and 11urvn1'~d l'Vl!ryone by throwing ror 15 minutes ... The All.mtu Druv.-s ~nnounced Friday the sale of left-handed rt'lwt pl h•h •r Mille Davey to the Seattle Mariners for an umh~doa(.'d nmount of cash. ....._.,. G..t l911•t•• Flfler•, 5.3 .. , ..... ,,oo 2·2 Ue early in the third period and ' Rt>fU(lt-l.eau•a 25th g0al of the season ~ 1~111tt"d the PhUadelpbaa Flyers lo a 5-3 NHL v1dory ov r lbe Coloraao Rockets. It was the lo'l> <'r'I' first road victory since Jan. 9 while the Rockies ex-l~mh•d tht>1r los LO& streak to nine games . . . Steve Payoi''tt UUrd-peMod goal lifted the Minnesota North Stars to .a 2-2 Ue with the Atlanta Flames .. Doctors are ex- tremely pesslmisUc as to whether Philadelphia Flyer .:o.tlle Bernie Parent will be able to play again this season ufh!r Parent s uffered an eye injury last week . Steve Durbauo or the St. Louis Blues has been suspended for five game .. ror his part in a n altercation with Nick Follu of the Nl•w York Ra ngers Wednesday night. 'IJaree-point Pl•fl ••••• 78er• Kermit WasbJngtoo 's three-point play with m 35 i.eronds remaining s parked the San Diego Clipper s to a 117-116 victory over the Pt11ladelphia 76ers in National Basketball Assn. action Fnday night . . . Spencer Haywood scored 25 points lo lead the New Orleans J.au to a 111-102 win over the Chicago Bulls .. PbU Ford scored 22 and handed out 21 assists. one shy of Kansas City's r ecord, lo ignite the Kings to a 121·112 victory over the Phoenix Suns ... The New JNsey Nets. paced by Bernard King's 16 first-quarter points and total of 31 for the game, outlasted the Portland Trail Blazers 110-99 ... Elvin Hayes, Bob Dandridge and Wes Unseld com bined for 29 points during an explosive Wa11hington third quarter, as the Bullets rolled to a 132·110 victory over the Seattle SuperSonics . . . Ricky Sobers scored 18 of hjs game-high 24 points in the second haJf, leading the Indiana Pacers to a 96-94 win over the Golden State Warriors OTHER SPORTS -Leading candidates for the Athletes in Action head basketball coach pos ition include Pat Foster (assistant at Arkansas), Brad Hoffman {cur- rently playing for AIA l. Jim Larson (assistant at Pep- perdine> and Howard Lyons <Biola bead coach ). Those names were put forward by a source close lo the AIA pro- gram. Current bead coach Bill Oates resigned J an. 29, er- fective at the end of this season .... Steve Cauthen, America's winningest jockey two years ago, confirmed Friday he plans tospeod lbe 1979racingseason in England. BASKETBALL O.lly l'lltlt ........... we P•Y• CdM'S DAVE KOEHLER SOARS HIGH FOR A JUMP SHOT. CdM Spinn(s) a Victory Sophomore Gets 22 Points in 69-5 9 Win By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OI "" D•llY l"llot St•lf Coach J ack Err ion denies that h e h as been k eeping 6 ·5 sophomore Mark Spinn under wr aps all season, wailing to bring him out as a secret weapon for the CI F playoffs. But even If Spinn 's late-season appearance is just a matter of circumstance , it looked liked the greatest strategy in the world Fr id ay night. Spinn was spectacular, scor- ing a season-high 22 points, dominating his OPPonent at the other end or the court, and lead- in~ Corona del Ma r to a lopsided 69·59 victory over visiting Santa Monica in a first-round 3-A playoff game. IT QUALIFIES the Sea Kings to• meet El Dorado in the second round Tuesd ay night. Spinn was making only his second start for the varsity, and his assignment was Mark Klef- fer, Santa Monica·s 6-8 center. It was no contest. Corona dcl Mar's slender sophomore scored eight or his team 's first 10 Points and tallied 14 in the first half while holding Kieffer to eight points. "We knew Spinn was a player because we had him as a freshman, but he was still young a nd inexperienced earlier this year. says Errton. "He also lost some lime with illness, and we were doing we ll without him ." BUT AFTER FRIDAY night's performance. Spinn has earned a starting spot for as long as Corona del Mar can stay alive in the playoffs. "Everyone has a big center in the playoffs. They need one to gel this Car." Errion says. "l felt Mark would help out, aod be clid. "I'll keep starting him, but I honestly can't expect him to play that well ever y time out," Errion said THE COACH ALSO prais ed Shawn Ahearn, who had the task of guarding Santa Monica's leading scorer, Kelvin Young. Offensively . Chris J ohnston hit several key baskets and scored 16 points. while Rich Kindorf contributed 13. "I was surprised at how eas ily we were able to get inside P.ainst them ." Errion said. r And I thought we s hot re- asonably well." That would be somewhat of an understatement. Corona del Mar shot a ldt better than "re· asonably well." The Sea Kings were sizzling hot. THEY IDT 11 of their first 15 shots for a brisk 73 pe rcent in the opening period . At one stretch Corona del Mar built an 11-point lead an.er seven minutes. They were only slightly cooler in the second qua rter. and shot 64 percent for the half. The lead ballooned to 14 points by in- termission. Besides having to cope with their own 40 percent shooting, Santa Monica's Vikings also had turnover trouble:r;. They gave the ball away 15 times In the game. FIVE OF THOSE turnovers came in the first quarter, as Corona del Mar quickly turned a 4·4 game Into a 14-6 advantage. Errion had good reason to be pleased with his easy victory over the 15-8. second-place entry from the Ocean League. It might have been a disaaler because Corona deJ Mar's scouting re- port was weak. "We didn 't h ave any knowledge of them at all." Er· rion said. "We were told they play a zone a nd we practiced against that for three days. Then they come out and play a man· to-man." Fortunately for Corona del Mar. it clidn'l m atter. The Spinn of the ball was going the Sea '<ings· way all night. 66-53 Triumph S•t>ta Meftiu lffr C_ .. _._(H I •• "111 It" IP Younq 7 4 II lt°°'lfl«r ~..., ,_ Hem II ton • ' 10 Artear-n • 1 • l ""'Der1 • , 10 Jofln\lon II 0 ·~ """""' ' 0 2 S11lnn II on Kieffer 1 IS ' P lcUll 1 0 , J"nn1no' 1 0 , ICindorf & 1 U S.nlOt ' 0 , lotfll• fS '" Totall J3 3 &9 ~..,Olfotmn ~nlt1 Monl<a 1J 10 10 ~ -¥1 Coronft CS.I M.11• 71 IS 16 I• 69 rotel louts '°"°""Ml MU 13. 5*nll MOl'llU. Fc:uled out· none. rec1>n1u1" non. Simi Semi-Toug"' But Hawks Romp By LEE MILLER Of Ille ~lty l"llet Si.ti Seniorless Ocean View High made it.s first appearance in the Cl F 4-A basketball playoffs a memora ble one Friday n ight with a 66-53 victory over Simi Valley High. With the win the Seahawks ad· vance to the s econd round where they will m eet No. 1 ranked Verbum Dei al a site to be de· termined by a coin flip. THE EMPIRE LEAGUE Co- players of the Year, JeU. An· drade and Wayne Carlander, led the assault for t he young Sea hawks. Andrade, a 5-11 junior guard, scored 23 points, mostly on long. range jumpers, a nd came up with severaJ key steals. The southpaw carried lbe Seahawks in the first half with 17 points. have never been scared and we'll give it our best shot." Ocean View, in only its first year or vars ity competition. gave it a pretty good shot against Simi Valley. In addition to the usual stand- out performances by Andrade a nd Carlander the Seahawks got super defensive play out of Jon Ng. J ack Reinholtz and Tom An- tonopoulos lose mos~ of lhe press clippings to the stars but the two shared the other forward spot <SeeHAWKS, Page84) f'rot11 Pa9e B I VIK.ES ••• shooters wbo can hU from inside or out." Newport Bows to Oxnard, 59.57 Car1ander established a n Ocean View rebounding record. billing the boards for 22 caroms breaking his previous mark or 18. The 6-6""2 sophomore aJso added ~ points. SEA.HAWK COACH Jim Harris saw his squad come up with a total team effort and is looking forward to meeting highly touted Verbum Del. Heidenreich led the balanced Viking attack with 20 points and five rebounds. Keith Dawson added 18. 10 from the free throw line: Hatton 12 : Olson eight and seven rebounds, and Dave Tlezzi seven and a game-high ni ne rebounds . The Knights were led by Bob Ma ndeville'!! 19 points. Special to the Dally PUol OX NARD Newport Harbor High gave Oxnard High 's bigh- scoring Yellowjacket.s a run for their money here Friday night before bowing out, 59.57. in first round action of the CJF 4-A basketball playoffs. In a see ·s aw battl e throughout, Newport Harbor jumped to a quick lead In the first quarter, got bllued In the second and then rallied to go a bead late ln the fourth. But t.be Sailors. setting up ror one last abot lbat could have won it. bad an errant pass stolen wilh 12 lttOOds remalnini and . Oxnard held on for the two-point win. Most of Newport Harbor's scoring came from three player s, Jon Sweek, Brian Freeman and Bruce Caldwell. Sweek had 23 points, Caldwell 20 to go along with a leam·hlgh ·seven rebounds and Freeman 10 points in addition lo his 11 assists. The rest of the team managed Just four points. ·'The Sailors. who arrived In Oxnard Thursday night, were poised from the start and gTabbed an 8-0 lead. But Oxnard Ued the score at 14 at the end of the first period and then scored lbe last 11 poinl4 of the second ·- period to take a 28-22 lead . Oxnard the n extended its margin to as many as 12 Points in the fourth quarter before Newport HarbOr made a late run, helped by the pressing de· fe ns e of Alan Gaddis, F reeman and Caldwell. Newport held a 53-52 lead before Harold Brooks bit a bucket and Ed Gillespie a three· point play to put Oxnard on top, 57-53, with two minutes to go. The Sailors cul the gap lo two before lumini the ball over on a, traveling calI and after an ex· change of bucket.a, bad lhelr last chance thwarted by a Yellow- Jacltet sttal. "••"'1 H..tiw lf71 01n•a.-C"I SwMk FrMman Caldwell Doody Lln\kY Gi1ddl\ Slrfft Tolall " '"• 10 3 1) Tol>O 3 • 1CI HOlnlOn 10 o JO GlllfJll .. 1 O 1 Gon1~1~ o O O Oroo•\ o o O Smllll 1 o 2 Otani H 7 S7 Total& k•re lly ow.en.n fQ 11 IP I 0 1 • 0 ,. • 3 " 7 , t• • ' 13 0 I I 0 0 0 ,. 1 ff Ntw11611H.,.._ 14 • 17 11-51 Oanard u u " It ,. Total '°"'" H~ HtrllOf 11, o~ tJ; l'oulM out: Hant. Women 's Track ~CM~ a, s.t• Meflka" 1ot-t Held IOI 11.1: ~' 111 fU <IOQ-Pel•• ISi I Ot •, ~In,. IOI I al; 900-011~ IOI S Cit 1; 3,000-~r IOI 10 5' 1 • ICIOL.H-l'eltol> (SI U •; GIH_...kl IOI 1:a s• '• ,....,_,, s-11 -k• n •. IMO,... lay~ ... CNtl •'.17 01 HJ l'tttel IOI S.1· U -FeldOft ISi I~""· $P-0.tM COllNI OT- OHM COi 122-4, JT-oe-10 1 IU-• "The name Verbum Dei was lingering in our minds," said the 1967 graduate of Long Beach State. "We want to play them. they're the best and that's what it's all about. We get to play the best and we get lo play our best." Harris and Ocean View will approach the Verbum Del batUe the same way they did the game with Compton in the Villa Park Tournament. .. WE'RE GOI NG TO eo at them." said Harris. ·•our IUY• ...s... • I~ ?,2 • • ....,.._ ~· ,. .. __ .._.• •• • • -., --:------.. ..... .,......,... , .. ' .......... "They're all going to be tough down the s tretch ," s ays Popovich. "Nothjng's going to come easy for u11 a nymore ... ThP. Vikings found that out quickly Friday night. Ne1 ... o.-c•1 1, II"' 7 5 .. , ... M•-Cral "'•-•Ille Loper SIPOt Miiie• MIOUPt Am be l I 1 , 0 • • , tO 0 , J Hellon HelMlll Oew'IO" Sl>hrey •letlo 01'14111 Heklll-<11 Tleol 0.Cltlet tt ,. ,. fotitl• lc-."OMnt"I .. ,,111 . . " I t J • 10 •• • 0 0 t t • • 0 • , • JO ' * 1 0 • 0 t4" 71 He>tre 0.-10 1' 12 to-it "'••Ina •• ,. 1• t.1-n Total twult Holl'll OMlt It, .....,.... U: "°"'°"' "'' LO,.t 1"91re Oamel . ·- ·I I SOCCER /BASKETBALL Surf, Russians Tie 16,687 U) now •o I •• HANO\ Of, .. D•llt l>tlet )tlft 3) mg ~ thc.•uMh lhen• wuuld bt:> no tomorrow or p<-rh1&J,., v.urltt' B trip to S1bc.·ri..1 'ktwn the-y ft\'t boml' lht• Mcib('s>" Dynamo u:.t•d t•unn1n.c Ancl :Hr n'1h 10 Nl~ a ~o J al 7~ 5.5 Fr d~y nttthl bt-Cor" 16. :'1 ul Anahl'lm St dtum to gi.1n ,1 1 1 l1e in '' 1nkm l1onal '•\Ctrr malC'h ~1th lht• ho t l'nhtorn111 Su rt Tht> Surf KUVl' a n out-.tunch n~ t·~h1b1llun "' tld\'n'>l\t' SOC'C'I r ufkr ~<'011 01( t ht• f1r-.t goal .it 37 " whtn J im lhnc·h tool. ,1 pJ s from ·h ·H Oo' 1d. then n · turned 1t t Uw ~·nult) lmt.' fo r l>uv1d to put in lh~ llt'l D \•td ha d m ttdl· .t ~teal ut m11f ftd1l JU:i.t 1>r1or tu the tcoa I • .mt! th1• sl·o re rnmuant•d t O u ntil the 1-1 ., 0 lh n .. mu pmwr pla\ ••0,11 by An drt'\ Y .. i..ub1k •• Tllfo'Y (10T .i llltl1• 1fr:;IJ(:rah• ou\ t lwn• tl 1dn 't they"'" Surf CuaC'h Jolin St•wt•ll 1u1kc.•d afhr lh1• Jt.lmt• I thtr1k lhl')I NOt 11t'l>Jh'rutc• •nd I ""'"' anatry ut lhl' ~a .. tilt!) ~c·n· vh•>mM tt J!Ul out or hand a t1m o r t~o .md they hud one· ur two hat llh'll out tllt'rt• We art• nut ,1 n J! f> I s h u t t h a I w a 11 u n 'lmrti.m unllkt• Hut 'ou dun l k no~ ~hut t ht•> wnt· threalt-m•d v. 1th l he.) hJH•n I v.011 u g111mt: .mtdool'b ''°' l tht ' l'&ffit' to this countr) und ltw~ "'"'> h1tvl' ~ ... n l hrt'.llt'l\t'1f I 1·1ir1 '''> tha t h('\"JU~t· I .im Ill J fr t•C• l'OUOtry' T HI:: t1N\I. 20 m tnutt•s or tht• .:Jn1t• turm.'CI mto u iihy:,IC·ul ul Dana Hills Rolls Tritons Fall, 6-4 (Yes , That's Right) Dana Hills lhg h s Dolphin::. made 29 of 33 from the free throw lint> and Mike .Samuels hauled in 14 rebounds a s lht: Dolphins collected a 63-53 Cl f' 2-A basketball victory at Cov ma's Charte r Oak High Friday night S an Clemenll•, however . wa~ not as fortuna te tn a road game in 2-A circles , dropping a 6-4 !yes. 6·4 > dccasron at Whittier 's Sierra High Coach Art J enkms' Dana Hills Doi phins n eeded all of the fl re power they could get at the fre e thro w Ii ne t o com b ut C harte r 0<1 k 's 51;~a r1n g µerformanct· fro m the fie ld (22·0f·34 for 64.7 p1>rc·cnt t DOUG ANDR EWS Wll,., perfe ct on a dozen ::.hots from the fret> throw ltne and S amuel::.· 14 rebounds. m additio n lo 17 points. helped seal the victory Andre ws finis h ed with 20 pomts and Ron Kraft added a dozen points to the Dana JIJll::. · cause . Despite the final score of 6-4, San Cle mente 's gam e with Sierra was a wild one at the f101 sh a~ the Tritons scored with nme seconds left m the game to lie it at 4·4, then lost it when StC've Egbert scored from 25 feel out wfffione s econd re maining . COACH RICH SK ELTON'S San Cle mente Tritons wer e led in sconng by Ross Sutton. who scored all four of his team ·~ pomts. It was n't planne d the way 1t turned out "We got the tip al the start of the game a nd elected to try to pull S ierra out of its zone because of ils size,.. ex- plained Skelton "But they didn't want to com e our We fm<1 lly turned the ball over . they scored a bucket and w<.'nt to a press. and we scored ea s ily "SO SIERRA DECIDED to hold lhe baJI on us and we felt, what tht! heck . we 're in the game. "Sierra scored again in the third quarter . got the ball again and continued to s tall. We kept m ild pressure on them . figuring 1r we could go into the late part Of the game down by l WO points we had a c hance .. The Tritons got t he break they wctnted on a Sie rra turnover with l2 sc.>conds tu go, Sutton scor ed to tie it, but the n Egbert htt the winning ~h1Jt to e liminate the T rilons from the playoffs. ' Dana Hills play~ Canyon High of Suugus The~day at a site to be de te rmined after the latter upset No 1 seeded Rig hetti. 44-40. Sier ra meet:. No 4 s eed Cov· 1na Tuesday. O•n• Hlllt IU I Ch•r1e•Wl !WI ~Hmu~l!t JonA\ ~Nirt-W\ 0 0oM•tl "'•ft '""vtn Mattu Pu Tota•" lq "tp \ I 11 N•m•tll• 1 I ' D yf'r • 17 10 V•CJ<O J 0 o AYf'tlll • ' 11 \htl•n 0 1 1 c"'"'' .. "' O 1 1 (llnk 11 ?'I b) Tol•I• kor• llY OU•r1t n 19 ft tp \ 1 ,, J 0 b ' ' b ~ 3 13 s 2 " I , ? I 0 ? n 'u Dana H•ll~ 1J 10 IS ?S 43 <Mrtt• O..• 8 11 l• 1' S3 I olal -foul\ O'an11 Hiii~ 111. elllrrtl'T"O/llr71, F 011••<1 OUI Ntm•tnv Vl'<ld ICnartl'r Oak l S•n Cl•-• 1•1 Slerr• IU -.d~m\ (ttrr Sulton Holl ttencoo SlhtMon eorfln TOllll\ I• It IP lq ft Ip o o ~ E O~" 1 0 1 0 0 0 M••l•r\ t 0 1 1 o • Towtry 0 0 0 0 0 0 8••COnt 0 0 0 O O O Frrnt l\ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ? O 1 Totals SC°"' llY <N•r1en 3 0 6 S .. n C!Pmento 1 0 0 1 • .... ,,., ' 0 ' 1 b Tot•I foul' S..n Clemente J S•t'"' •. Fou..., out No,,,. Op ner fu1r with several or the Kuszs ian pluyt·~ pushmg and then hltuna th~ Surf J)luycriJ Nikola Lati!lh knol'ked lllnch down at one ''°Int, then Wolfgunl( Sunholz of lhl' Sur f and t he Dyn1mo'zs N1koh11 Kolt-~ov were cautioned for a notht'r frueus Lntt'r an tKe gam~. another outbu~itl ocrur red away from thtt~n ll but no blows were thrown "I l'IJW tht• Russhms play two utht·r gamt:s und t hey played SO ll\'rn•nt bt.'lll'r tonight than in e1tht'r or lhl' othe rs, .. Sewell Jddcd Turn111g to the gam e. the 1·0.u·h s a id h e wa ~ ple a sed gt'Ot' r ully "Wt: HAD to peak early for this game and conside ring the i.hort lime we had to prepare for 1t. l thought we did g reat. We have a lot or cuts and bruises but no thing serious l think we -.howed we are not going lo be intimidated ... Sur( goalie Tony Chursky had five s aves while the Dynamo goal keeper was credited with only two "It was a bit heavy a nd I was q uite impr e ssed with the Russians." the Surf's Dave Hus on s aid . HINCH APPEARED to scor e the winning goaJ after a corner ki ck from Franz Kraulhausen late in the gam e but it was dis· allowed when he was called ror a foul on the Russian goalie. Fro'" Page BJ EAGLES ... m off the bench." Sunderman said. "He had some pressure on him but he didn'tfold. Thal really got our other kids going . He did a job rorus." T H E DIFt,ER ENCE in the game was Estanc ia 's ability to get the ball ins ide against Glen- dora 's zone and Glendora's in· ability to do the same thing a t the other end of the n oor. Cr isp passes from swing man Mad dock and point guard Tim Krohnfeldt resulted in numerous easy Estancia b uckets from un· dernealh. The Tartans didn't even m ake an attempt at an inside game. As a result. they went under try- ing to hit 18 and 20-fooler s from the perimeter. Glendora was able to convert j ust 36 percent of its shots from the noor, com · pa red to Estancia 's 48 percent. Gttftdor• ''"' E1t-la fnl K 9tU<I'. T•mburetlo Blad 4br•hll"'50n S Brun HuPO Mc Madden Meo er Totals ,, " .. 10 1 U MaddOU ~ o • Ven Horn 111 1 • Keup 3 o • I( roMfeldt o 7 7 Price t 0 1 Milddtn O t I Au1ry 0 1 1 Rll~y t8 n <9 To1e1s score by OW.nen ,, " .. I l 1' •• 21 1 0 ' 0 s s J , , 0 2 1 1 J , 1 1 6 2S 72 11 Cl•noore 17 II> 8 13 ~ !:st11,,<•• •• 2& 11 " n TOldl '°"" Estan<•• .. ; Fou~ out· h m-bur•llo, 81~tk IGtendor•I Get It On! At One-Half Off! 1/3 OF T"E STORE 1/2 OFF! ' It's crazy ... but we're doing it. Marking down tops, shorts, jackets, a fantastic 50% and more! Last chance before spring fashions arrive. These are absolutely final prices. Grab them before they disappear. Today. South Coast Plaza -Upper Level / May Co Wing Westminster Mall • Upper Level • ... r • Saturday, February 24, 1979 ~.3 DAILY PILOT Today's TV 4\ By HOWARD L. HANDY Of llle Oalt, f'I,.. Su " Followmg clrc the malor sports events on television today. Ra t ings are · •1 ' ., • excellent; / ' / worth watching; 1 / fair ; / forget It. ~ 1 :30 p.m., Channel 4 ../ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Arizona State at Arizona. Announcers: Unavailable. Each team has had Its spot in the lfmelight this season ' but neithe r ls going any place after finishing Paclflc-10 com· petition this week. Only the Arizona state championship will be at stake in this one . ~ 3:30 p.m., Channel 4 ../ ../ ../ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: UCLA at Washington State. Announcers: Ross Porter and Lynn Shack teford. The Bruins w ill be seeking win No. 1,000 in the school's • history against the Cougars. Sall.or Slp• Coac h Gary Cunningham has a 45·7 record since he took over as head coach for the Bruins and In the conference they are 12-3 this season. one game ahead of use. ' 4 p.m., Channel 2 ../ ../ ../ GOLF: Los Ange les Open. \ . Joe Carnahan. a n offensive tackle for Newport Harbor. has signed a national letter of intent lo · attend Oregon Stat e next fall. The 6·5, 251-pound senjor was an Al l- 0 ra nge County selection a nd led the surprisin g Sa ilors into the C IF semifinals. Announcers: Vin Scully, Pat Summerall, Jack Whitaker. • Ben Wright, Frank Glleber a nd Ken Venturi. Monarchs' 37 Free Throws Stop Murphy Some deadly shooting from the free throw line power ed Maler Dei Hig h's Mon archs to a 79-67 vict o r y over visiting Murphy High in the opening round of the CIF 4-A basketbaU playoffs Friday night. John Saunders was eighl-for- eight from the line a nd Sal Ga ytan 15 for 19 as the Monarchs canned an amazing 37 of 43 charity losses to advance to a second round road game against Compton next Tuesday. Gaytan hjt on eight straight c ha rity losses in the fourth quarter lo turn back Murphy, which had pulled to within four points with four minutes remain· Ing in the gam e. Muf1111y 1671 ,, "tp RodrtQUH 10 I 1t R•la"t 9 I 1' Wllhems 1 • 8 A ftfOt'I Oom l"Qu&I Roy N I Holt Tiii n Tot at~ 0 ' ' \ 0 10 0 1 0 • 1 0 1 30 I &7 M•tor Del 17'1 Coo• GOlll" Pubody ~uno.n Shannot1 S<nu1t1 Breltluu 8rown 1Cus1r11 Oottovan HtrNneler Tot•IS tq ft Ip 2 ' " I IS n , , ,, b I 20 3 b ,, 0 1 1 1 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 31 " score by Ou•rt••• Murphy -12 I 71 u-.1 Malt r Oel t• t9 10 1• ,. Totat IOul\ Mure>llv 21. M4ter Del ••. Fou...i out ROdr~t (Nl<tri>f'v l, Te<llnkal Murphy _,, 111. Rat~I •Murphy I Lon Hinkle, who shot a 69 Friday. leads by one stroke over Fuzzy Zoeller white Lanny Wadkins is two back and Kermit Zarley rs three behind a s third round play begins to- day al the Rivie ra Country Cluti. (s2 ) 5 p.m., Channel 52 ./ ../ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: La Salle at Notre Dame Announcers: Unavailable. Notre Dame's Fighting Irish, the third ranked team in the nation, host the La Salle Explorers [-) 8p.m.,Channel9 ../ ../ ../ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: USC al Washington. Announcers: Tom Kelly and Pete Newell. The Trojans, after a 71-69 victory over Washington State Thursday night, now trails UCLA by only one game In the Pac -10 s ta ndings. OTHER TV II a.m. (91 TENNIS John Mc Enroe vs. Peter Flem- ming !n a WCT Challenge Cup match, taped at Montego Bay, Jamaica. (22 1 NHL HOCKEY The De troit Red Wings vs. the Is landers at Unionda le, N.Y. Joined in progress. 2 p.m . (2) -The 9tst AAU Indoor track and field cham- pion ships. tape d at New York. 2:30 p.m . C7l AUTO RA Ct NG Eight drivers , including five winners of the In - d iana polis SOO. vie in the second Qualifying heat in the In- ternational Race of Cha mpions. 3 p.m. (2l -SPORTS SPEC· TACULAR The European figure skating championships taped at Zagreb. Yugos lavia . Atc;o, Part Two of the world powerlifting cha mpionships a nd the fight of tile Week. Com- mentators: Dic k Stockton, Gary Bender, Tim Ryan a nd John Currv. 3:30 p.m. C7l PRO BOWLING -The Cleveland Open, taped at North Olmsted, Ohio ~ p.m. (7) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Mike ''The J ewish Bomber" Ross ma n C36·4-2 l risks his WBA light heavyweight crown aga mst Victor Galtndez ·cs 1-S-4 l the man he won it from 1n a bOut taped in Las Vegas. <28 l PRO SOCCER. RADIO Basketba ll UCLA at Washington State, 3:30 p.m ., KM PC (710 1; UC Santa Barbara at Cal State Fullerton, 7 :30 p,m . KWRM (13701 ; Long Beach State at UC Irvine , 7:30 p.m ., K FOX (93.S FM ); USC at Washington, 8 p.m ., K Fl (640 l. Hockey Philadelphia at the Kings 7·50 pm KRLA (1110). • . . .. <The Daily Piiot is not responsible for late changes.) Name Your Game ... We've GotYourTeam! The teams of 15 Orange Coast area high schools and three community colleges get personal attention and coverage from the Daily Pilot sports staff. Not just scores, but stories and pictures whenever and wherever the news breaks. Dally Pilot sportswriters and photographers are at the games to bring you detailed first.band reports and pictures. Our wire serv~ce reports the action of college and professional athletic contests across the nation. · Added to all or this are the reports or other local high school and college sports, from wrestling to wom en's athletics. Name your game -we cover your team -in the sports pages of the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 .. ... ... -;.8.j DAii. V PILOT ·HAWK • • • and qult-ll)' wt>nt ub<>ul tht•1r bualne effttt1vtil y ''IT WA A t~um vlC'tory, said Han1s. ·'The) talk about Andrade and C'urlondc•r II lh time but J ck ltcrnholt1 r~un"" m and really 1pu1 kt'd ui. lit• mad ome key pas eii und l(Ol 'W>me boards " AndrudC' pnwt"d thiotl qu1d1 neu ran be ui. 1mp11rtanl a .. ht•lght u h• ronllnually pokCKt th bull uway from th" hlrni Valtey .iuard 111<1 rc1nv""r~ \ht steals Into t'40 pmnt-. Harris said 11 ha lhe . qukke. t hunth of Ill\ h1Hh 1 H ' eonTc ached TRF. 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Som•V•lt~1 ,, .. 10 0 u Otunv...._ 11 ,, ,. ,. .. f OIAt foul\ is.,,,. v , .. , ... ,, Oc ··•n VM'-• , .. Fool~O OVI NON Pirates Bid To Capture Championship O•llY P'il_. PllOi. by P•rlCll O'O•u•tt venge and a c hance to selure the .Soutb Cqul C_pn· ferenc<' basketball cham· pi.Onship. Those wall be the slakes Qn_ig ht (7 30) when Orange Coast College hosts San· ta Ana. ov·s JEFF ANDRADE DRIVES <?N JON PENDLETON. JC Traek -1 n other actwn. Snddlcbuck <12-1 conference. 228 overall • will dose tl b M1bs1on Confcnmcc campajgn at home against San Bernardino. Extra 10 Meters OCC's onl> conference loss this year was handed to 1t by Santa Ana. 55-53, fi ve games ago. Since. the Pirates have won five straight and pobted a lwo· ~ame lead over their <.'losest pursuer Fullerton A victory tonight would give thc Pirates the championship outn~ht Was N o Problem 00This race isn 't over yet," warn!. Coach Tandy Gillis 00We "vc got to win one of our last two lo win this thing We don"l want to get complacent. lose two. then meet Fullerton agam in a playoff to determine which team goes t.o the state playoffs." The Pirates (22·4 overall, 9-1 conference) are coming off a 72-63 win over Fullerton Wcdneb· day The Pirates ore bolstered by playing on their home court where they have yet to lose 112·0 l this season SaddlPback. lhl' M1:.s1on Con· ferenc-e champion for the third straight year, wall try to extend its undefeated home record to 30 with a win ovt•r San Hcrnardano Peter Van M1ltenburg ran a ltltle more than expected Frida} afternoon but the Saddleback College sprinter wasn't com plaining. Because the race was started al the wrong place. Van Mitten· burg ended up wanning the 110-meter dash tn 11 5 in the Gauchos' double dual agu1nst San Bernardino and Riverside Van Mlltenburg also won the 200 tn 21.6 to lead the Gauchos to l wo victories G"'umon1101. 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Tarbaoo111 on lhu ropes for u nut tht' 1'arbabes Ued the Oiiers fleellntc second Friday niabt us up with 24 seconds to go and got Jim Eldrldae's ho1t·11econd •hot posHHlon to protect their one- headed for lhu busket before a potnt lead. crowd of 1,500 In tho first round Then Compton lost poasesslon o f the C l F 4·A baaketbal I again and the Ollors had their playoffa. lust chance to pull It out. But the shot hit the rim 1tnd "I was pleased with the effort bounced off and the TaTbabes tonight and 1 was pleased with l!scaped with a 66-65 victory ut .• the season.'' said Miller . the HB gym. "'WE WERE TWO INCHES from victor.)." said a dn; coniolate Roy Mill~r. Hunt angton Beach's second-year coach. "WE HAO A GOLDEN op· porluoity lo do something tonight. I felt we matched up well with Compton and we got some momentum ear ly, but we I~ them get back.:.. "Still, we were down by five points and kept coming back on them and it simply came down to a four-aecond play " The Oilers' pru1111 helped cause 24 Compton turnovers a& OP· posed to 13 I lunlington Beach miscues, and the rcboundln1 of Wooten und Ayala, tho quick de· fe nslve hands of Thompson, Rick Glenn and Eldridge and 53.6 percent shootina from the field ln the first half had Compton thinking. Bui m. Uie hnal perlo.d. when the Tarbabes made their move, H B s hooters clicked on only 4·of·14 <28.6 percent>. The victory puts Compton in the second round of the playoffs against Mater De1 Tuesday "I'm getting a little old IOl:>tng theae one-point games .,, T he Oilers. who had battled Compton nose·tO·nose, aot the opportunity to take at all when the Tarbabes lost poi.session with ~ight seconds remaining and Rico Thompson came up with the ball and alertly called lime out with four seconds left. Angels Will Sign Ex-Dodger Davis THE PLAY WAS set up to get Thompson loose behind a pick. but in the three seconds the Oiler..s... had to gel the ball up after a op.e-sccond delay when the ball'was knocked out of bounds. Eldridge had the only shot. ·'I wanted Jimmy to shoot that shot." said Miller "I thought he got bumped when he took the s hot, but at that stage, you're begging ror a foul ·'I knew it would take a super efforl by our team to beat Compton and as IL turned out we came within two inches " THE OILERS, WHO GOT 20 points from Thompson, 18 from Cu rl Wooten, 10 from Pierre Ayala and eight points from Eldridge, look it to Compton with the Tarbabacs' game a press and solid rebounding. • And they mainlain.cd the ad vantage through the first half, fell-behind by a 55·50 score with 6 : 33 to go, then battled back to take it to the wire. ··11untington Beach took the game right to us and at sur· prised me," s aid Compton Coach Edd ie Thomas. "I thought they'd be more patient ·· BUT THE OILERS threw pa· lience to the winds and came out firing, taking a 26·16 lead before the Tarbabes could regroup and stay within range. With 58 seconds left in the * * * C•"'9!0fl IM 1 Hv"ll"11t0fl llH<~ IU I Htrnoon Catl!oun DdYI\ Jones Watson Smoots John'IOn Totals lq II Ip I • 10 T llOmown o o o Woot•n ) 0 1 EtOrldQP I> 4 16 ....... l O 1> Gt•nn 1 ' e Pao11ane1t1 • 7 1• Wal~tr 11 " "6 Tol•I\ sure bJ Oii•,,•" lq ft IP ~ I 1~ s 8 ,, • 0 ~ s 0 10 J 0 " l I l 0 0 0 74 11 1>S compto" 11> 1' u 11 M Hunll1>qlor> Rt.ell n lo 10 11 os TOMI'°"''· ComPIOI\ 27, Hunllnoton S..M:h I~ Foutto °"' N()fl(' T•cllnorrit lnul Jhomp..on !Hu11ttno1or> 8Hcll> By DA.VE CUNNINGHAM Ot ,,,. Dally Piiot Stall After two years in Japanese baseball , Willie Davis has re- turned to Southe rn Califor nia and is expected to sign with the California Angels Tuesday. Along with the Davis announ- cem ent, the Angels said they bad acquired San Francisco Giants pitcher Charlie Williams tn the free agent re-entry draft He, too, will be offered a con- tract Tuesday. DAVIS, 38, HASN'T played in the major leagues smce 1976, when he hit 268 in 141 games for the San Diego Padres. Davis spent 14 seasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers a nd has a career average or .279. Last year for t h e Crown Lighter Lions, Davis hit .293 with 18 homers and 69 RBf. He will be 39 April ·15. "Willie is exactly what Manager Jim Fregosi was look ing for ," said Angel Genernl Manager Buzzle Bavasi, who was with the Dodgers throughout most of Davis' tenure there. "Ile hits from the left side and he can run "WILLIE UNDE R ST ANDS has role a nd he will play from Vanguards Tangle With Point Loma SAN D I EGO If Southern Cah forrua College's basketball team can just continue 1ls dominance over Point Loma, the Vanguards will have the NAIA District 3, Southern Conference, title all to themselves. The two teams. lied for the conference lead at 8· l , square off tonight 18 > at Point Loma Southern California College has won the last four m eetings, In- cluding a 74.63 decision three weeks ~go lime to lime," Bavas l adds. "'He always gave me \10 percent with the Dodgers and I expect he will do the same for this club." Davis played in three World· Series with the' Dodgers and hit over 300 three times. lie stole 396 bases m his 17 year span in the big leagues before moving to Japan Williams 1s the Mecond San Francisco pitcher the Angels have acquired through the free agent route this year . Earlier California s1gneq former USC star Jim Barr. and 1t was on Barr's recommendation that the Angels sought Wiiiiams, Bavasi says Edison W ins In Six OTs It took s ix overtimes. but Edison finally turned back visit· ing Downey, l-0. Friday after- noon in the openmg round of the Cl F 4-A soccer playoffs. John MaU oy scored on a goal by Pierre Allegre to pul an end lo the marathon game that start ed al 3 o'clock and finished at 5. 15. Goalie Eric Dreecher post- ed his 10th "Shutout for the Chargers, who ure now 15·7·2. University High, meanwhile, had just the opposite type of game The Tro1ans bombed Oakwood. 14·0, as Kevin Walder and Nader Red1ja1an scored three goals ca<'h and Mike Hardy and Chris Willis had a pair apiece CtF Pto•ltt "'"' 110111•<1 Edo>On l, DoWMY. ,. 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N-Ort .. ns 41 -... -. ,. Mcledey Bland start off hot and d1dn 'l cool of( much to lead Golden West College's women's basketball team to its ninth victory in as many tries Friday night. The Rustler s raced out to a 10-0 start. eight of which cam e from Blond, and never looked back lo beating LA * * * Otf-w .. 1 IS, Pler<t 44 Gofd<'f\ w .. 1 AOC>,.,IS, '" Bank\ 11 C G-8 t<onQ 1. t< vaQI! 11 K•"P"' \ 8t&no 7o Mar l! l £1\<'Merl A P••rc~ Boclotsko 77 l':onl\txorg 13 l~•Qrn'oOn 1, ,..,,,,, l flu•lon 6 ~~l•tlrne Gotdl'n WP\l 36·1'1 Ore .... C..101, •••I LA J6 Orenoe C:O.ll Semon"" t , O•ndtt I, Laur t, Poller 11, lllcco It, Dltl,.I II Salo 10 lul LA YeQIM• t, H•ntotro II, W .. lllen-"• Hurla •. Ari .. I, l!c~•••rra 1 Hettttme Or•noe Coint U ·IS Pierce. 85-46, on the road Bland hjt on 1 l of 20 s hots from the field and wound up with 26points Orange Coast College ran its record to 4·2 by beating East LA . 65 36 The Pirates jumped out to a 32-15 halftime lead and then coasted m for #I IMPORT TRUCK OF THE YEAR? SH lorwlclr o~·· Ad••rtl-t ~· Friday's or s...doy'' Cloulfl-4 SKtloft the win. '---------- ORDER FACTORY DIRECT _). m • Cl • ITALIAN ru1rCrlC8Q 8~~1C SLATE ()r1t1 P11•rt' I 1m·h th11•k Dilliard~ s777 SllOOV .. Llfetfmehar..tff THI ULTIMATE IM HOME ENTEITAIMMENT Solid Mahogany construction. 800 lbs. The 4 x 8 slate & ma hogany rails never affected by moisture, heal. cold. Your wife will a pprove its beauty & styling. Enhances any decor. See the World's Best Pool Table on hotel display by local manufacturer. 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Pap •• 6AL5.\ THI> 15 ALL # GOLF· · · TUt: QAl4V~IU/l/L watch Ow tournum(•nt hove a lJt· inc lJIJ.,l\)WltrO tie fun, too Without them we Playoffs Launch For Girls Today· Y(){) Jlf[f) .' ~1~~~dn't huH' u .colr tournu· Tennis Roundup Fibak, Ashe, Stockton Win f.·rum AP DU.patches OENVEH S1xlh :.eeded Wojtek Fibak and e ighth-seeded Dat•k Sto<'klon earned quarterCinal victories Friday n1Rht an a men's pro tennis tournament Flbak ended the upset string of Puerto Rican Francisco Gonzalei, 6· 1. 6-4, whiJe Stockton battled to a 7-6, 7-6 decision over Cze<'hoslovakia 's Tomas Smid Stockton and F1bak meet in one of today's semifinals Third-seeded Arthur Ashe and un- seeded Victor Amaya meet in the other. Amaya powered his way mto semifinals earlier Friday with a 6-3. 6·4 victory over Bernie Mitton or South Africa Ashe defeated England's Buster Mottram, 6-3, 6-4, in another third-round match. The Stockton-Smid matc h was close throughout, but Stockton took quick command in both tie-breakers In the other la{e match, however, Flbak won the first five games of the first set against Gonzalez and. after spotting his opponent three games in the second set, won another five stratght Na"rofilo~o in Qari~k Win DETROIT Top-seeded Martina Navratilova needed only 45 minutes to oust No. 8 Ann Smith 6·2, 6 1. Friday night and advance to the semifinals of Detroit's women's pro tournament. There was a mild upset as No. 7 seed Virginia Ruzici of Rom ania took a hard-fought 6·1, 4·6, 6-4 decision over No 2 seed Diane Fromholtz of Australia S toll Gains S.-..iliwab ATLANTA Caroline Stoll advanced to the semifinals of the Atlanta tournament 'E'riday with a 6-2. 7-6 victory over Mary Carillo. In Friday's opening quarter-final match, Brazil's Pat Medrado defeated Laurie Rowley, 4·6, 6·2, 6-3. .Basketball Scores S7 CIFFlllSl llOUNO 4-A a.n .. INlll Verbum 0..160. Culv~r Clly 40 Ocean Vi<'w ... Simi V•lley )J Crescen1a valltY SS, Dos PUt'blo~ LB Wiison S4. El.,..nllOw~• SI Complon64. Hur111nQ1on 8Mch 6\ M•ler °"' 19. Mu•PIW 61 LOYOI& 64. Al,,..mbM Sii Mornl~dll "· CMnncol 1s1""°' 61 O•naro s•. NPWPC>n HMbOr SI San Marco• 73, S~rvll• 6\ lnqle-64, Crt•pi SS Marina IJ. Notr~ Oamt' S8 S1 B~nard S7 IC atell• SS 81Sh09 Montgomf'ry )9. Rf'Ol•nd\ Aviation 60. Calipatria SS B••l>OI> o~ ~. A1asc~ro S9 NorOllOff SI, 0-rt .. Bosco T Kii 86, Ma"llatl IM Notre Dame I Riv.> 87, Imperial S? St Jo-114, 8relllr•n lS Hawt~ne 73. Elsinore '9 Sm~llS<-ll N•wPOrt Oirlstl.ln 72, South Bay 8&011,1 Sl S1 So((cer Scores Pa~ 10. Slln111 B11rbtr• SI ).Aa.~• .. INlll North tRtv I 119 El l0<o•J CIFPLAYOFf"S Sant• Ana s.. HH WllM!fl 47 •·A Oivillofl Boise G<'-'O Pomona 71 1'rcadta6. Royal I Bt1v••ly Hiiis O I yn-•• South T0<ranct 3. Santa,.,.. O Glendale 5', S...la Ana V11lley S4 Garo 10. w.-.1mon\terO Lowell 43, C..•tY ?t San Gabriel s. Villa Pull I S.,nny Hiiis 12. Cfo"1tos.. Odmitl> •. N-le\ 7 Est&n<lll n. Gl...OOr• '9 I ynwoon 1, Oowntoy o 11>011 El Dor-t1.Ch1r>0TO Mlralulel.Or-1 Corona Clll Mar•• Santa Monico S9 Cta•e"-I S, Palm ~1nqs O Barstow'3 Ora-ht West Te><r&n<• '· W0<1tman I Los1'1tosn.LaOulnl•4' SI John8oscol,Reclon<lo0 L• Hebra 47, Monrovia 4S Fonta1>e J Baldwin P11•k 2 Oowney et. Ml•• CO'\ta !>O lo,,an<e 2. lhou~rld oaks I J·A ea,11et1N1t1 Som I Vallf!y •, Camarillo o can yon <Sauous' .. A •Q'W'HI •O J-11 Dlwlsklft Dan• Hiii\ ~-0.MtM O.l• SJ Walnut l, Don Lugo 0 Ou&rt• SJ. B•llflower 4S Aubldou• J. Cyoress 1 Morer>0 V•lley SI S<hurr S2 WllM>n CHacltondCI HI$ l S. Indio 79. 1'•llnQ1on n "lve•s•clo! Poly o Par•mount SI, Harl S6 Loare 3, 1'rtt1sla l Sierra I>, San c:tementr • ICenMdy 2. Glenoora 1 Covina 40. GI-Ion<!' 31 OisllOP Monl90merv 3. Montebello Minion vi..io ..,, Monte~llo d 1 tot 1 Worllm•n 10. eon1a M coacrtella 1. Nonh (Al¥. Io Et Monte 78, LI C.nlll<la 61 Pacifica 3, Onta•io I Vl(tO< VAll4'Y 11, Palo Verdl! 61 l·A DIYIMHI Mayfair 16. Central SI C.ltndalt 3. Flin1rl6Qe Prep O Nortf\wlew 3'. PIOMcr 31 UnlverS!tY U Oalt-0 Burrouqhl> 10, Arroyo •• San Merino}, Southwestern 1 CAl><lllo~ THllllll' City 0 Minion Viejo S, Valley CMlst1anO l·A ... ,...... SaddleCl&c-•· Blair 1 !.ant• Clara II, St llOn•WfiltUr• •I Culvtr City J, Corona del M11r 1 81sh09'0,A .......... V S8 Drellte<M 7. Wtbl>O Twentynine P1lm\ 60, Hol1Ylllt •• l<•ooel S. l • c:.n.da o Valley O"l!ll•n f>4 B•entwOOd •O Aviation•. Nor-0 Montcl•lr Prec>ll, Mammoth Sl Servile), Caip!str-Valley 1 Mlralftte "1. Cerolnterta Ml Valeft<ll 2. Orltar1o Olflstlan I Sa11ta Ynu 16, CBlll>ltt.ts ~ El loroS. L.....o• 4 loll "l t>t u goul lo win 1& tourna mcnl thlb )l'Jr uud l'v•· uln·udy dont• th l ~ now my Roal is lo plov wt>ll ln tht• Mo h'rl'I • · 1 f •d th younw~r players should loo en up I u m~ •ll o( lht• uldt·r Quyb, Lt't' Tre no &nd all the olht>n1 They an· my type of pt•oa,h· It would help the yuunat"r pluyt•ri, gumf' ;:ind also th tc>um rnwnt 11 thc-y looscnc.'<l ur · 1. 1u1111u N1.:11f'I fi Alun Topic, oft1>r fmnv u flr:.t r-ound 76, hud u 72 l,.rul.1Y. hul t\ll!l:it•d the cut • J playt'<l wt•ll Tbursdai~ und hit till' hull Hliod," T,1l>ll' Mtid .. 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M~lnyk T Purtutr 13., U1 A Mungle Ci 8r~w•r ,..,, ,., J HH\ A C•ldwoll 6 .. 11 14, 0 Hlldrsn B Gerorwr 17 70 ••2 J Aonrwi• T A•ron IHO 10 J Nt•ton l W•lson 14-69 ,.., E Fio•I 1' Cel~•Ql'r 16-61 10 A Curl 0 Edw•<<IS 71 72 143 MM ln<ln G Koci\ l<HJ-1'3 C.Coooy C SI.Oler ... ,. 14J C S1tlord M LY• 71.13 , ... 0 Welber9 f Burd 1].11 .... J Whll• M f'l•Oln4lfll) 11 , .. E S.bo C Jon•s n -n .... H lw11ly C !.•1>u<IO 1111 , ... P Jcob1.en 0 Oou9IM nn , ... 8Betlo M 0,.kl , ..... toM J Miller T Wto~kOOI nn-1 ... 0 SIO<k10ft 8 W•lk1ns I• 10 .... O Januarv 0 E<lletll<qr 11·13 .... 0 J•1>u•ry 8 Cren\IW .. 13·11 ... G Littler A North 13-7t , ... B lmpa9lla l StO<"Y 1H1 10 C Burns 8 Shure• JJ n 10 8 C•llte 8 Glider 10-IS •o PMcCw.., B JHC\el ll-72-t•S o 1 .. rson Anteaters Test UCLA ... ,, 10 IO IS 10 " 14 14~ 10.IS 14.S l•-11 us , .. ,, ... 16-70 , .. 13·7J I .. 14·1?-I .. l'-12 .... 15-11-... 75-11 ... n-u , .. 7(>-76 _, .. IHJ , .. 15-11-1 .. ... 11 , ... 7).7)-14' Tl·ll -1 .. 14 ,,_, .. 17-70-147 IC.-71 1'7 15-11 U1 11·1•-147 73-14-141 6 .. 11-147 7 ... ll-141 , ... 73-UI 7l·1J-10 1).74-147 17·1S-UI 11·1S-U1 11·16-10 14-13-141 LOS ANGELES Len Miller admits his UC Irvine track and field team will be in over its head when it takes on powerful UCLA today at noon. But he doesn't figure the Anteaters will be embarrassed , either. when they meet the powerful Bruins at Drake Stadium for the first time ever "It's a positive step forward for our program to open with one of the top teams in the na- tion," s ays Miller, whose team is in just its second year as an NCAA Division I member. "Our athletes are excited about it and we can only benefit from the ex· perience." Nobody takes the Anteaters ror granted, not after they cap- tured the Pacific Coast Athletic Assn. crown on their first try last year ana recorded a sixth place finish in the NCAA Cham- pionships with 28 points. Eight of that total came from LaMonte King, the runner -up in the long jump who will compete in four events today. King, who won PCAA titles in the long jump, 100 and 200, will compete in all three today in ad· dition to leading off the 400 relay. •79 GMC HUGE SELECTIOHt OpcniJ1g round action In the .:Iris' ClF bas ketbull pliyoffs takes place today on all fronts for Orange Coast area teams with Newport Harbor and Mater Del playing home contests this afternoon ut 3. All other games will start at 7 30 unless otherwise noted in the 11cht.'dule below. Ne wport Harbor <16·6 > will host Notre Dame Academy (11·3> in a firs t round outing. The Tars are paced by Jeanne Wolfe, a senior averaging 17 points a game and Marilyn Hom (14.0 ). Mater Dei (20·3), the No. 2 ranked team in the playoffs. is at home to Eisenhower (11-3>. The Monarchs are paced by * * ... AbMsl.., ·-·· (l).t) •I B ...... (20-11 * Palm So<"lnos (19-0) vs SI Joseph 117-SI •1 Oowno 1'thambr• at SI. M•rv·s (17-41 BISllOO ,.,,.,.t 115-11 .. HuntlnW1on ••tell llMI. Ventura llS-.111 Mira COit• (U-41 Bishop Mon1oomery 11311 el Newbury P•rl< 115-71 Mllllk•n 19·111 al sen Gaorlel 121 II 6•~trlv Hills I 1 ... 11 at 1'rcadl• 118-11. Marll•a 11~S) 11 Pacific 111·31. Thous•l>d Oaks C ll-t) "'Dos Pueb!M 114-41. Re91neCoell al Long Buell Poly (11·11 . Compton C tUI at Mary Star C?0-31. Loulsvlll• 116-SI "'So. T0<r•nce (Jl·SI. Noire Dame 1'cademy 111·31 at New"" HUllOf UM). 3 p.m. e lsanhoWer I 11-11 at Maler 0.1 CJO.>I. 3 P·"'· 3-A Olwlsl.., San Bunardlno 11S-SI at Alla Loma l?o-31. Garo.n Grove (15-11 at Footh(ll 0 8-31 tnqlewooo at OGHft View 115-31. Glell<la"' <11-'0 aJ C-.t .. I Mar 117·3). La Oulnta 111-31 a t Riverside North 11.,...1, • pm. G•ne\NatMomlft9\ldt 114 .. I. Bu,,OUQllS (RIO.I 111>-4) at LOI Altos 111-31 •• 30 pm BurrOUQllS <Bu• ) 11•·71atS.nta M•rla (lt-41 Los Alamitos 111-1111 Riverside Poly 12).31 San LulSOOl\90111 .. 111Monrov1a (1 ... 71.•p.m VIiia Park 117·0 at Los 1'mtoos 11 ... 11. Costa Mesa 0~51 at ouartr Hiii 112-21 Tustin 115-lt at Aowl&nd 11•·ll Gar•y 11 ... s1 al cv~.ss 117-61. Santa Monte.a 119-41 at Ettart<la 111-41. 1'nt•I-V•lley 115-71 at R1one111 l?o-31 J·A DlvltlOll 1'natoeim 11' .. ) al Gahr 121 21 Maryfalr (I f.S);it 8 1Shop0ie<JO S•ft Ci.-e (11-11 vs. Atverno 112-01 at WIS.lie HtQh. PlonHr l11·3ht Rowmead (IS.• I Whlltl., 110-11 I atArtrs1a lll·SI Et Rancho 111-101a1Capislrar>0Valley 111-21. Northvle"' !l•~lat Br•wley (1().1) Flllmor• (17~1BI Schurr 111-11 l La Habra al Callforn1a (IS-11. wa,,en 117·11alMl\\lonV••lo 11•·• • Arroyollt-71a1Sonou 111..CI. Lady of L0<e110111 S)al 8e1111owtr 120-0,7p m. St. Bonav•nlu"'"' Weslern (U·S I Indio ll'-Sl.CCovoM 119·1 ),Ip m Kathy Riel (13.0) and Barbara Minear C 12.0) in scoring. Sunset League winMr -a nd two-time d efending CIF •·A ch ampion Huntington Beach <17-5) plays host to Bishop Amat <15· 7 ). Coach Joanne Kellogg's Oilers are led by Kathy Doyle with a 22.0 scoring average. Marina Cl5-5HsatPacific (17-3). Jn 3-A action, Corona del Mar's Sea Kings C17-3> are home to Glendale while Ocean.View 05·3) will host Inglewood. If both win, they will meet Wednesday night in second round play. Linda Goeg- gel leads CdM with a 15.6 average a nd Norma Leibfried is the scor- ~ng leader at Ocean View, E'...-'PageBI ROCKET .•• tacking. He makes you work harder." Connors' constant rival for the No. 1 spot? ••Bjorn Borg is a t e rrific athlete but plays according to his mood." Laver says. "He is tough if inspired. He likes to stay back and say, 'Okay, if you can be as patient and as ac- curate as I am, maybe you can win'." Guillermo Vilas, according to Rocket Rod, doesn't have all the tools to be No. 1. "B E PREFERS TO STAY on the baseline about 70 percent of the time. He is not very supple and doesn't volley well," Laver says. But when you come right down to it, Laver holds more respect for the old timers. Pancho Gonzalez bad the best serve be has ever seen, Ken Rosewall the most effective backhand, and Frank Sedgman the quickest reflexes at the net. "I wish some of the players would get over their brashness and attempts to be in· dividualistic," the r ed-head says. "Color is attractive but bad if it distracts the opponent or embarrasses the crowd. I always let my rackets do the talking for me." Friday's Racing Results Los Alemtto1 .. ,.,,.,....., Clnl ef ,...-... ..-.-1 Finl race-411u.<JUm IPeUl119I 1.00, i.00, J IO. EdQ('......, 1'rmlte IV•llan01"9fl•m) 10 «J, J 19; R-rt J w. (Giehl S.00. u e.acta IHI Ptl4 S10S.IO. Second n>ee-Jlm TM Bflar (Goucl .. IUI S.60. •.00, J 60; Newport F-r IM•lerl •.19. 3.20, Ca<hum• (Nef ILonvol J 00. lhird ra<:e-Scotcll Double 11..ackeyl • . .c>, ._60, a.oo. Waltaki s..c>reme V.nderSOfll 10.60, •.IO. Revelli"9 Sanoy IPelll119I J.10 FourtlHKAl-TOdd Hanover IMaler l II 40, 140. 4.20; BelMny O.tks IRltchlel 20.00. U .19; Ques- tion" 10-11J.oo. n E1t•cu <H> paid m•.40. Fifth rec.e-TUIMM Cllftrl 30.AO. 11.80, •.20; Rip Sliver <Pellln9J u .oo. •.OO; Getlysburg <O'Brien I 3.20. Slalh race-Gllr~ro CGoudre•ul n .20. 1.60, t .00; Day S1rl!am <Tocldt 1.40, •.to; SMOll• C.11 (LOl>QO I •• .,. '2 Exact a 12· ll P•ld SM.80. $avMlll reu-Llllian IWUllamsl 10,00, •.20, 3.1o: lhe Bllzurd !Anderson I J.60, 2.60; Gold Ren9e I Goudreau I 3.-40. EIQMI\ rKe Armbro Rhythm IPellinQI S.IO, 3.•o. l.00; Pub IGoudrHul •.20. 4.60, Peter Brom•< IBeelbyl •.20. S2 eucta ll·ll tMid ss1.oo. NI nth race-c.eptlwatln9 Girl !Goudreau I 6.00. J.00, 2.40; Uppercut !Wllllamsl 2.IO. 2.-40, True Gypsy (~12.40- lenth r.ce-Tara·s Grew ID. R1tcllf0<dt •.AO, J .40, 3.•0; Crunu (Goudreau) S.80, 3.IO; Southern LMI (T R•tchtOrdl l .20 n EoclAI l~t> • p.oid sn eo Attendance-I 11t. Santa Anita For Friday ,.,.,. .. ,_,, .. ,....... ....... m .. o First r•o-Arldrtw F"MV IH•wltYI • 00. 3 00, 1 IO. Sinlul P•t CCutan..0•1 1.20.•.20. W•lker·s A-Ard IOl1var.-.14 60 Second race SlnH!kln 0....kln IAMna I II .i, S 40. 4 00. Aoy•I ~ltl()ft '"~1 ... 1 S.40, S .i. O.serl Sc>lrlt ICorO.rot S 10 S1 Oaily Double c1 111 oa•d s2•.60 ThlrO ra<• -Wlnle.tand IMcCarronl 1.40, • 70 3 ,0, Oynamyth IHewleyl s 10. Joo. Tlvy 1Roorl9uer 1 l.00 Fourth race-Swil<ll Part Mrs IMcC•rran I• 40, 3 ~. 2.60; SWISS Clltef IH•wleyl 2.60, 2 • .i; Paint ICln<J ITorol l.20 Fifth Ulte -<rou IMcCarronl 11.40, S.IO, '20; Aoy•I Rell• (Hawley I •.IO. 3 40, By~rm (Pin. uyl 4.20. '5 e1u1ct• 11-ll 11410 "i..so. Slath reo-Ann l1>kll119 ICampasl 19.80. • eo. 8.60, D•aw In IMorenol 7.IO, S.40; 8ol0 Volley l(;Hltlnecle) S.20. - Seventh r.Ct-+4....:1 Crtmfl !Shoem•kff t 3.80, 3.00, 1.10. °"11m~ Sky IOllvarMl S 80, UO; Counten North IC.st•M<l• I 3.00. SS E•Kt• ('-11 P•ld '54.SO. El911th race--Audentt <Hawlt1VI 1.20. J . .i. J.00; Olariella IPinuoyt 2 80, 2.llO; Step In Tlte Cln:le (Cordero) 2 IO Ninth raGe~la..-. °'°Ice IHawleyl S.20, 3.•o. 3 60; Consumer !Shoemaker) 3.80, 3.40. Shawt>M Prophet (P1ncay) S.IO. SS EaKUt (W I paid s.so 00 Attendlln<e-11. Ill. SAVE MORE MONEY ON A NEW CAR 1HAN YOU EVER 11-IOlJGHf POSSIB IK..:::,:,,,~ •ACQUJRE AND DRIVE A BRAND NEW AUTOMOBILE, VAN OR TRUCK EVERY VEAR FOR A NET COST OF ABOUT $500 TO $1,000; MOST MAKES AVAILABLE. •ELIMINATE THE MAJOR DlSADVANTAGES OF CONVENTIONAL PURCHASING AND LEASING. Complete· Santana Conversion with high back seats. carpet, paneltng. root rack. ladder. V-8. automatic. factory atr. oower steering & till wheel. 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LIFE IS JUST ()i Of.QNt'V Rf·J<l.JN :AFTER .AICTMER ." FUNKY WINKERBEAN MISS PEACH ' l l by Tom Batluk ART I-(~te-studyHa.1.1. I or a canpleted 'nraw·Me ad from a comic book.) '·#'A.rt One is for creative people who want experieooe working with various media such as painting, sculpture, and arafts. It is a.lso tor seniors who are in des- perate need of a few easy credits. by.Mell L1rarlus by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta ~lflfY HA5 J~T ~TUMBLED ONTO AGATHA CRUMM GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY NANCY, THE !ATHTUB DRAIN I! STOPPED UP ..... Jiii ,.. _ _...,._..,., '. .... ~~ by Jeff MacNelly PLEAS! CALL. THe PLUMBER , • OR . SMOCK SO IN 377 B .C .. HIPPOCRATe!S INYeN"T"E!C' ME!PfCINe ... ....,._ ___ ; __ by Gus Arriola by Harold Lt Doux ..,.-. ,..,_ \ATU l HM A INC~ UUMOttY CIU't'ltrY' POil 0. MtMnN/ by Tom K. Ryan by Ernie lushmllltr HEt.LO·-· MR. JOHNSON I IF YOU'RE OUT' THIS WAY IN THE N!XT MONTH OR TWO, YOU MIGHT THIS I! NANCY DROI? IN - COMICS I CROSSf/ORD PEANUTS by Charles M. SctNl1 WEI.Li THAfS JJST S«EAT, MARCIE! Ir I T~I/ TO ANSW A QUESTION, l'M WRONG! IF I DON'T ANSWE(( A QUESTION, l1M RIGHT! by Bill Hoest by George Ltmont by Templeton & Forman \VelJ,., MY 6UILT'f, ~llllAU.Y 60N~ ... MOW '60Uf YOU~! TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 53 Vendor 1 Bore 56 Extrect ores UNITED FHture Syndicate 6 Hall 57 furl '•ldo '• Puuie Sowed 10 Shoal 60 Turned red 14 Round·UP 62 Etna 15 Recount 64 Soll: Prefix 16 Man'a name es NobOOy 17 Lei 06 Sea swells 18 Emission 51 Equine color IPPll~h-+WWl~n..tirfllltll!"" 20 Letter 18 Overwhelm 21 Thin 19 Peddle 23 Alrlcan an- telopea DOWN 24 Molt 1 Or1pne1 25 Journey 2 Pert 26 Ch1neH d1a-3 Unemployed IJ4.4J~ lect • Papal name iat"t'~ 30 Cut ag1ln 5 Oxford: 34 Charm 2 words 26 Furnish IOOd •5 Chec~e 35 Coup d'-9 Pace 27 Love It. '7 Sockeye 37 Girl'a name 7 Ctnucka or 28 Gentle puah •9 Girt 38 Commotion Red Wings 29 Spanlah 51 PreHH 39 Heron I Aged anlsl's 53 M"k 41 Pitt'• 1lma g Hard worker work• 54 Tlltrefore mater 10 Grasp 1galn 31 Squelched: 5S 1t1llan 42 COS unit 11'1reland 2 words money ~ lnetct 12 Alleged 32 Idolize 5e C1rte •• Hindu poet force 33 Oecllnes 57 Scotch and 46 Della or 13 Mar1he& 36 Achieve Peewee 19 Aware 40 Frenchma,, 48 Amer. 22 01 1 relfg· ., Zeus' armtd lorct loua ptrlOd sh1el<1. Ver. 50 Indigo 2l French city '3 Kelly end 52 Oemeanora 25 -•·tete Littler • 158 Kiin 59 Rolltop, e.g. 91 Negative word 13 Htnt • I NATION I OBITUARIES Boycott f:osts Mount PEJHIONS Dl:NV&R <AP> -Af- ftnn•Uoa , the lliomOM•· u.1 CIUCW lD tM Unlted could tc»t th• boll hotel 1lon. SJ Metbodlll Cltureh. hu mllllon started a _,,. to petl· Cowt Backing Aic& NOW Pwh for ERA W Siil GTON t AP> A federal ~urt dttl11on uphuldln1 tht" rlabt of a wom ·n·-. 1rc.1up to push a bo)'~l a ti1 anal al41t.ea tllat have not rahflt'11 th• """" po ed l')qual Rt1h Amendmeo1 leavH the t & affcctt'd 'Ila\ ~u• ( pObl.e \o th 1dJ1tlonal I I or mllllont cil dollatt In N>nunuon money K1nus City lh1t th• boycott 11 not an ntltrual vlolallon ~uu .. ltt 1lm I not lo In t'rcaae prom• ""d beuun I\ II n place ln wbul l• atstnUall~ a palltkal ronlH\ ··we tbouabl they made 11 tloa the eluarell'• lMO r•••onablc e•••· ·· unlo r 1ov•~~ ld a1>9kHmlll Al Z•ck aald of u. d •lete de'rutatory NOW boyoott effort.I . llD«U ... about ••Y ~-. In their ault. Mlaaourl offldal6 pie from tbt cburch e: e1t•m1led cunvttntk>n loaHtS at .oelal priaot,._. . · The Nallonal Ora nlUUIM't fur Womf'n alrHd1 ha' aodutt"d rnany ll'0\4'1S ran1ln11 from labor uoh>OI to &ovemmt•ntul unit lO deny \helr eonvenUun llu-lncs MUSSO lJSI M'rATt; ufClclala uid oo d~<'laton bad bun m•d• M v.tw01 r 10 •PP al the rullng. 11. a mllllon for K1nu1 City alone. Othu eaUmatea have Ma·U. N•-ad ran1ed •• hl•h H $19 mntlon for ~ OW repnrted lh•l 4llO or gan1ut1ona •Ith 40 mllllon mtOlben ort 1.upportlnt the bo) eott b)' dt-ellnlnl( to hold ~n venUon," m Alabtma. Ar1iona, Atkal'l&ab. ti()r1da. Georgia, JI ltn1l111 , U>ul"itana, Mlul111app1, M 111Our1 . e v ad• • Nor l h <.~aro lana . Okl 1&ho ma, Soulb Carolina. lltah _.nd Vlr&lnaa. the it.ala. "We're really pleased . n ·a CoU~ Head com pl~te vindlcaUon of OW' posl ~- to th• ital that hau• dcchnC"d co approve the •m ndmt<n\ THE BOY COTT APP a to have coat thu'u 1h1tu milllona of dollar&. purt1n1larl) such popular convt•nllon :.lle~ a~ Cblcaaio. St Loul:1 1'an?tnr. C1l) Mo.; 1tnd Miami It Wlll thll 1018 Of Ol()Ot'.)' lhitl prompted Mil~~oura lo f1lf' suit chargimt NOW w1th vtol.illn" the Sherman Antlt.ru1t Act ond con tendlna that NOW I!> "takma alatea economic ho:.tagcs with the ratlficatlon of the Equ•l f\l1hts Amendn1 ('nt !IS th<' ransom." But U.S. District Judge Elmo 8 . Hunter ruled thi~ week in Tourl•t orflc1.Als 1n i'~lortda re port that mort• than 300 l(rf)UJ>' have dtt1dt-d to hold conventions e lsew h c:re bccuu1e of the boycott, l:lt a coal lo Ml•ml B olCh of somo $14 m1lhon MO T R ~C'EN TLY THi A FL-CIO announced th al its biennial convention scheduled for next fall will be moved from Florida to Washington. O.C . o move that orflc1ala e1Llmate ll on ." uld NOW President t:leaoor Sm .. I of th• decision "We belleve tbas wae an un· pre('edented and unwarra nted attack oo freedom of s peech." A L THOUGB JI 8T1'TES have approved ERA. four have voted to re1cind that action. The JusUce Department baa said lt 11 up lo Conareu to decide whether lhey can rescind ear lier approval. To be added to the Constitu· lion. the ERA. which would ban discrimination baaed on sex. must be ratified by 38 slates before June 80. 1982. The original deadline had been this March 22, but that was e"tended by Consress. Plate of the Day 'Won't Believe' ,_.C ALIFORNIA~-. -.~ 1--.... PVBUC NOTICE I MAGIC F It's the Boom That Refreshes lllCTtTIOUt aus1•H5 •AM• ITAT•MeNT Tiie IOllOWlfl9 !*Wfl It CIOl"• 1111'1· MOH AOUA,'fOWllt H •VICE CO . et 14. Ct11r "·· C.O.lt --. ... CA.,.,. Wiiii•"' 511•""•" Mu~. 2JO F1l<vlew, # f'IOil, eoti. Me~. CA.,. \~=---·-~=---=-~---~ By PAUL SHANE Tlllt ~' I• ~ttd by Ml 111 diYldutl. w1111-s.~ MAGIC F William Sweeney owns a LEATIIER CORNER pOS'J', Pa. IAPl -''It's better to beat a Boom-bas than your wife," says Ray Marsh , trying to explain why he spends Fri· day and Saturday nights at the Leather Corner Poat Hotel. Tiii• tlM-'lt ••• tiled Wiii\ I County Clffll ot Of•ll9t Cov,.1v local franchise of the Magic Fingers Co. n manufactur9s hotel bed massaging equip· ment. No Pudding? Harvard Cites DeNiro CAMBRIDGE , Mass. IAPl Lamenting that no pudding came with the pot, film star Robert The Juke box is playing, but instead of dancing to the late11t disco beat, Marsh and about two dozen other enthuslaata arc pound1na Boom-baa on the bar noor. "IT'S ENOUGH TO BOGGLE first-time patrons' minds," says the hotel's owner, Don Walko. "Thef go away shaking their heads and tell friends, · know a bar you have gol to see. You won't believe ll." · A Boom·bat1 is a one-man-band affair made from 11 broomstick with a pogo spring on the bot· tom. cymbals on the top and thl.nas like drums, woodbloclu. cowbells and sleigh bella attached. It 's played by beating it on the noor with one hand in time to loud jukebox music. Feb. n . im DeNiro said he was pleased anyway to Teceive the man-Of· the-rear award from t he na· lion s oldest dramat1c organba· lion. Boom·baa experts say the soWld 1oe1 best with polka music. and. of course. the accomplished - musician work• over the various attachments with a drumstick. Hasty Pudding The atricals, a Harvard University under· graduate organization rounded in 1844. gave a gold-colored pud· ding pol lo OeNlro, who has ap· ~a red in "The Deer Hunter," "New York. New York," "Taxi Driver·• and ''Godfather JI ." The aound may nol be deafeo.iDg, bul it's cer- tainly impressive. OENlltO "BOOM, BOOM, BOOM" HAS BEEN coming from the hot.et for 16 years. The bar noor bad to be reinforced to take the strain. When· OeNlro accepted the award. be said he was having a good time. but "the only thing I'm a little unhappy about is that there's no pudding in· side. But. thank11 anyway " KAISE• LEONARD FAlllAN KAISER •Ml dent of N~ ~•<". C41 P•\\<!d ... ay on F+tir\16rv 20. 1'7' •I Ille .. 91' ot Ji 8elo¥e •urv1.e4 IW t ~otMr Wllll•m K•IHr of 009e<'sburo, Ntw Yoo. and I \hler Lllll•n Lt'wls ot HawlllorM, H•• JerHy. •ISO J ore .. cl<lllldrl'll Funeral wrvtcM will M M id on Mon oav Febn .. ry ~. ,_,, "' 11 00 AM al T,,. 814Kkley FU!'erll Mome Cll.tOlll In ltl•t etlt ld. Now JUMy l"lfrm,.,.I wlll De •I Ille~ c.m.ierv 111 f or! LH, ,.,,_ Jertl!Y Smllll t. fvlhlll ¥or1U41ry 477 E "'" SI •. Coil• M.,. C1. dl,..cton. ~ PACIPtC VllW MIMOllAlPAalC cemetery Mortuary ChtD81 3500 Paolf1c View Drive NeWJ>Or1 Beach 644-2700 MGCOCtMICK MORTUARIES Laguna Beach 494-941& Laguna Hiiis 768-0033 San Juan C4pl1tr•no 495-1778 IAL~ON M•IA'-HOMI 646-2424 eo.1aMeu 873-9450 1&&.•0ADWAY MCMnUAlT 110 Broldway Cott• Mesa 842-9150 TobactJo Debates Not New WASHINGTON <AP) -T he current debates about s moking may have modern overtones about health and human rights. but an Agriculture Department historia n says the arguments over tobacco go back lo early colonial times. Wayne D. Rasll\Ussen of the department 's Econ omic Research Service says that the "story of European ex· posure to the Indian's tobacco offers parallels to today's s moking is· sue.'' A CREWMAN with Christopher Columbus ts credited with becoming lbe flral European smoker. Raamuuen notes in an is sue of "Farm Index" publlahed by his agency. Al ftret. European scholani declared tobac· co to be a panacea for all aorts or ailments. But1 since Indians also usea tobacco In religious rites, the leaf was then linked with paganism. TOBACCO WAS ln· lroduced ln France tn 1556 or 1557 and Sir John Hawkins "probably brou1bc. lt lo En•land a decftde lat·et','' Ra!'lmussen said. "Europeans missed a note or wamina: in 1sas ,.. "'*-' Cabeza de Vaca r.porttd CC..°"9.t.L lllUI••~ meeting Indlana wbo MOMI • i "lntoxlcate themae. Jv .. 1eo1 dotu Ave. with amoke •nd th•Y ~eetm4"*'" Cl93-3126 1\ve whateve r lh•Y "" ________ 0, posse s rortt .... h ••ld. A variety of ages and types play every weekend. Mars h, 62, from Palmerton, is a telephone Lns\alter. His buddy, John Bernhard, 72, of Allentown, drove a truck for 40 years before re· tiring. Sandy Drelsback, of Orefield, who could be the center of attenllon at any disco, teaches seventh 1rade En1U1h. WHY ACT SILLY BEATING a Boom-bas on a bar noor ? Walko says, "All week lon1, people have hasalea, but after play\na Boom·bH on Satur· day, Sunday starts a freeb, new week." Art Mets1er, a aleel pl•nt supervlaor from Bethlehem, laughs and aaye "The more you drink, the more fun ll l1." The vUla1e north or AllentownJot lta name rrom a ne.rby tannery and a po1t us for hltchlng horses. ••If you're in the neighborhood and l\ear the thumping." Walko euggesl8, "11top by the hotel. You won't believe it.·· Low Fares Slated To Europe Cities OAKLAND (AP) -After March 15, air travelen may be able to book the flnt low·C04ft un· rettrlcted fll1ht1 from the United StalH to Amsterdam, Paris and Frankfurt, accord1D1 to the prealdent of an airline off erin1 the di1count service. Flight faret, 11ubject to gov•mment approval, would be about 50 percent 1... than 1tandard economy ctua f arff to the thrM dettinatlofts, Trana International AlrllMS President Henry P. Huff said. PuMnten could obtaln Mat NHrvaUou on the Super DC·I aircrafta at any Um1 prior lo de· parture and could buy one-way or round·trlp • tickets. Tbere would be no mlnlmurn or maxlmwn stay requlrementa. . Huff aaid olf-HalOft fun Oft Trau Jn1era•· tlonal from New York to tltber ol the tbne deetlnaUoal would be aa Sow u Stte. Standard economy ctu1 aummer faNS to ellher of UM deatla.tJona raqe from .. to *411. · Jl'llsbt NMn•Uolla nd lnfora.U-wtll be available starting March n . DAIL V Pll.OT fr1. . --P'tJBUC NOTICE 1'18"0. Publl\1-.d ()f(ll\Qlt COHI OllllV Pllol, l'el> 10, 17. '4. Marc II J. tt1' PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'l(TlnCM." aUStNESS .. AMI ITATIMINT Tiie totlowl"9 per1011• "'" do1n11 bU\l"•~s es: I( EEL l-IAULEAS, 1eon s1 .. rmonl, Hu111111-BH<ll. C1llforr11a ~,,.., TllOtnff L...,ll Aden", 18071 Star-, fftOnl, H111101111ton 8Ncll, C•lltom1a ., .... Mlc!l"I Ardrtw M&llbv, 6(>00 w W•rNt•. HUftllllqton e .. .ocll. C•l"M"I" '"" Tiii• butlM .. " condu<lt'O Of' • ~"~"'' i>art,..,\tl1p. T'llom<H L. AcMmt Tl"' \ •••• _.., -·· tiled ''"'" '"" Cou111v Clerk of Or•"09 eoun1v o" ~•l>•uerv 1 If" F 1~0 Publlt"*' Orl"Qe Co.tll O;o•IV Pllol. l'•bru•rv J. 1(1. 11. 7•, 10• •l'-1' PUBLIC NOTICE . . ... r -ON YPlt.OT Tele'l'isiota -,\I I 1(1)\\ MOANING too G t aooa~v ' ROAD lllUNNtA 0 WHlMINfH WORLD? I W I IT tJO OA OUCI( MOVI •• "" l&&it~\111 110111 ... """'' hv•l•r "1..-r•11ll• \.•""4'1 " 191(1. 1tn•al• "~• •t Ill' "' I'll• lllolor• n nud 111111 Ha: 1~ "' 1 8 ,,QI ICOOIY" All ''""' O MO • 1 • • I .Je MI"'•-Ill 1J ( tHHhll ''•'" t ' vnl ti•-'"'' P'l/V9 l.a>1 n •t<1 t'\>• t , ....... , ,,. .... . 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"''"' I+..' •tt ~ wnn .. , •u .., Ji.\fl intro Out. t·t• M,... o-.. hw t1.•r U.,tt N.1t1<1111ll l r1fl,.it 01 Tr111 OHi 11:00 0 BUFORD ANO THE GALLOPING GHOST U 'l~ WEEl<END SPECIALS Tl'l<l HOt w ""' r•~~oo Cent11rlNMO A youl'IQ 0111 O•KO ..... tnAI '"" n<>1A+ OK., •I d tllHl>M len .. 111 1P11t tot 21 0 WCTTENNIS $320 ooo cna•lt'no• Cup JCIM McEnr..-•S Pelot< F1em1ng Q) UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU Draoons 01 G11opogos ED FREESTYLE "Helping H.md Waner IUIO<ll Oo10<e& 1n mollh. while Ramon 1each1>s her 10 reao math 1n Enghal't 11:300 SATURDAY Hosts Frank Kwan, Le11cu1 Ponce. Cat Burton, N11.01e P1«-•Ce Topic: conc,.rn& tor youth alt.ll11l11s and 1nnnr c11y problum~ me r1>li1l1011 &nip t>etwt'tin 11llhe11c~ 11na charactto ttrut mor ..tlP. 1>u1td1ng or1 youth U OUTDOORS U ®) AMERICAN 8AN06TANO Q) GETSMART fil CINO£RABBIT ...-v AFTERNOON 12.-00 fJ (I) SPACE ACADEMY U VOYAGE TO THE aonOM OF THE SEA ll'til lt11og from Outtt• h!ltt<.11 0 MOVll • • ' , M\ Mvggs H•dn A11a1n 11t•1:>1 toll S1Ut11 1\1.Js Joan M1rch Tllo l•ll SllJft l\oOt ltnd tllAm •I<~ 1n•Olvoo lrt 1u1<1th1r co Aly lldvttnll>f4' I t '" JO mini Q) SOUL TIWH G) TAAZAH Tarzan 11ac.lls dOwn 1ne source of atoten currtnev to Iona an ex-llOIOl<!r 01 10t1une fD JULIA c.tllD AHO COMPANY l\11chen Coc~te1l Pafly". '1!) THE ASCENT OF MAH The Harvest 01 The Se&60n5 The d<>meshCI· llOf'I ol plan1 and animal Ille end tne roots or warfare are studied on a l<>Ok at lhe Bokhharo lnbe of Central Iran 12:30 e CD FAT ALBERT fJ HOLLYWOOD TEEN EE) OAEAT PERFORMANCES Fidelio·· Gundu1a Janowotz. Lucia Popp. Rene Kotlo. Hans So11n and Manfred Jungwtrlh ore teatured on Bootho•en's lwo pan opera conducted by Leonard Bernstein at IM Vienna Slote Opera House Ml DISCO 10 Quests Students trom Twain H•gh Sch001 1:00 e CD FESTIVAL OF UVELY ARTS . The Seven Lovt!llesl Bui _ Wno s Coun1ong? Rot> Re..-and a group or d1s- t 1ngu1sh ed pertormers preselfan rnformal intro- C'laonnrl Lbt ing11 I) KNX T 1CB'>I LO'> Anqclt•'> 0 KNBC INBCI Loo, Anqele'> U KTLA <Ind J LtJ'> Ange1t•'> U KABC TV (ABC) LO'> Angel!!'> ru l\FMB I 8 C:,f ~dn Diego 0 KHJ TV (Ind 1 Los Anqult:'> (fb1 KCST (ABC) San Otl•go Q) KTIV (Ind) LO'> Angelu•, Cl) KCOP· TV (Ind I Los An gt> It•'> fD KCl'T ·TV l PBS1 Los Angel>!:, '1!> KOCE TV (PBS) Hun11ngton Beach duollon 10 'tl•IWI OI tho 111111 llfll U BIGVALLfY N1Ck and somtt o• lhil 8orkl11y '•nett h111\d1 are anan11ha1ed by an un1c"u puloua aoa c1ptt1n D PEOPLE? G) OUTER UMITI A radlO eng•n-(Clllf Rob411UOn) Hpeflmenflng with • 3-0 TV t•o•ht« IUnell In I being lrom Andromeda Q) MARCUS WELIY. M.0. Holl Is Upeta1rs·· Or Wiii• t>y h1u 10 won ltwl ltull ol • c11tld who mull undefgo au1g••Y white 11aylng con1e10U1 '1!) AMERICAN STORY Engffah S•11lement1·· @) ANIMAlS ANIMAL.8 ANIMALS ··TtteCow·· 1:30 0 COLL.EOE BASKETBALL Arizona St11a 81 Atlrona D COMEDY SHOP 0 MOVIE • • "Com1n' Round The Mountain·· (19S1) At>boll and Coatello. Dorothy Shey Two nitwits In hlllbll· ty country become entan. gted 1n family feuos ( t nr • 30m1n I '1!) AMEAICAN STORY "Pilgrims And P11t11ans·· @)MOVIE • • ··Ttte Undetground Man·· (1974) Pe1er Greve.. Jeck Kluoman A women seeks the hlllp of a private detectrve wnen nor hus- band disappears wtille seeking lnlormahon et>Out lhe dlsaPO .. tanGe ot hla fathef.12 hra.l 2:00 IJ CD C88 SPORT8 8P£CIAL COY81'&ge of ll'te Nlllona4 AAU Indoor Ttack and F1eld Chemplonahlpa Crom Madison Square G11den In N-York City U BONANZA Hoss tuns afoul ot local sen11men11 When ht takes the snetilf's jOb on • 1em- po<ary beSIS fJ WINNERS Q) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE ··crack-Up'" Q) MOVIE • • 6 111000 Alley" (1'641 Jonn Wtyn41. Leu· ten 8.c;.. An Amtttetn Merel\1111 Mltlne hllpe en eflllte vllltQt of CtllMM ~" 9'CllP8 ltom put ~·"''hfl ) OCMlflNMINT "fti. u. Con•t111111on·· HO. WOM.D llM.I Of' AUTOMOIHCJ "tnletnauon•t Rite of Ofl1111P1on• • EIQnt .,.,. 01 Ille lnOy•lyptl l'tlgh IC)Md ~lleutl ~le In lhl• euto r.c. ITOfn Mklhlgan lntlf• n•tfonel 91'>MOWllY ··~ ~ "The LMoo Cootlltut!Dn' uo=~· eov..9-of tne Ellf~n figute Sllatlng Cllempion· ~· from lagt.0, Yugo- lla\lle, Pllr1 II of tl'te World POW« littlng Cherf1910n· 11\lpt lfom Turku, F1nlanU ~o. Shozet>uro 011e A hero twiflgs 1n10 acllOll to res- cue 1 ~yo trom enntnlta- llon by a dr..080 monete< (2 "'') Cl MOVIE • • 'n "Hell's Angels On Wheels" (1g67) Adem Roerlle. Jeck Nleholson A young gaa station auend- ant quill hil jot> 10 Join a motorcycie gang (2 h,. I tD MOVIE • • 'i'o "The Err1nd Boy" (Ille 1) Jarry Lewis, Brian Oonle"Y J8ff'/ la hlrect aa 1n e<rlnd bOy whO 11 ac1u· Illy aupgosed 10 spy °" w11telu1 employeea. (2 l\ra.) • OIJTENTAO G 0€8ION1HG HOME INnAIOR9 ··C>M1gn eat1u·· 3:JO D COUEGE IAIKETBAU. UCLA II WIShlnglon Stele D 9 PAOnSSIONAL 80WLEMTOUR Covvege of tilt $70,000 ~Open from Buc- kty• Lants In North Olmsted. Otalo. fD COME PAINT AND PHOTOGRAPH US A tour of the Newloun-d- la nd countryside 11 presented Iii) DE81GNINO HOME 'INTERIORS "Pr1nclpffls 01 Design" 4:00 9 Cl) GOLF "Glen Campbell Los Ange- les Open" U•e coverage ol t11ird-round play In this PGA Tour tournament lrom RIYieta Country Club in Pacific Palisades. Coll- fomle Q) MOVIE • •• '"A Summer Place·· ( 19S91 Troy Donahue. San- dra Dee Two young loven on a summer vacation in Miine become vietims ol the double standard ol morality prac11ced by their e!_rents. (2 l'trs ) tiiJ LATINO CONIORTIUM ··vet1t10 Campesmo·· ID ~UNIVERSE ··Eerttt· Thi Water Planer· 4:JO. OHESUf'ERLATIVE IONO Children with special health Pt"oblems e•pe11- tnee 9Umm8f camp, 8i) PROJECT UNIVERSE ··Lunar Motions A nd APPNr a noes'· 11:00 9 PEOPLE'S CORNEA H0tt Joe Oyer reaches directly Into the oommun1- 1y to leaders and ordinary cllizena, laking an l'tonest look at Southetn CAlllornl- TUBE TOPPERS KTLA e 8 00 .. Battle or th • BulJ<e." Thls epic war movie from 1965 focuses on a pivotal ti kirmJtsh lo World War IL Henry Fonda and Rooort ltyan star. CBS 8 9:00 -.. Silent Vtetory." St ockardChannlng r ortrays de af stuntwoman KJlty O'NeJ in this new TV m ovie. KOCE 9 9:30 and KCET Qt 10:30 "F'at Tuesday and AU That Jaiz." New ~rleans at Mardi Gras time ls the sub· jecl or this musical special. ant .no llwlir many 1nt1t· •ti. cultUfM and lmpllCI on an ...,.,-cMnglng eoct- i n. OVT'DOOMMAH STAR TMK A nug. rnacNne le ram- paging lhrougl't 1p1ce deelroylng ell In tront ot 11. and the Entllfpr!M It Mint to deatroyll 8 WIDE WON..D OF 9PORTI Live eov.rege of ll'te W8A WOfld light HNvyweight ch1mp1on1h1p leatu11ng tltlehOl<lel' Mike Rouman va. Victor Galindez In a IS· round bout from Lii Vegu.Nevll<la 11 MOVIE * • * "Thi New Cenlu· rlons" (11172) George C. Scotl, Stecy Keecl't Tha dally lives ot three L0t Aogeit• pollc;emtn prove to bl l'taiardout aa well as rewarding, (2 hrs ) G) MOVIE • * "SIOWIWIY To Thi Moon" ( 19741 Lloyd Brldg· es. MIChMll Link Unknown 10 Ground Control. a young boy btcomel an •••onaut '"" hiding on a i ece sl\11> 12 hra ) SOCCER PROJECT UNIVERSE 'Eclipses And l unar Otmtnalonl" I ITAATM>< 11:30 e PYRAMID INTAOOUCIHO 8IOLOOY ··Pho101ynll't•••• A nd Resplrauon·· ®J WIDE WOAl.O OF SPORTS Live coverage of 1tte WBA World Light Heavyweight cllamplonehlp teatunng titleholder Mike Roumen vs. Victor Galindez In a 1!>· round bout lrom Lii Vegas. Nevada EVEHINO 8:00 I CD C88 NEWS N8C NEW8 D MOVIE • • • "McHale's Navy·· ( 1964) Ernest Borg.none. Joe Flynn An 8$SOl'1td group of men jOtns theot unorthodo~ comm•noer 1n deaflng wtlh their c;ap111n. wtllle 11 the aame ume ltytng to ligl'tl tl'te Japa- nete (2 hrt ) ., MOVIE • • • ··Ttwi Second Time Around" (11161) Oebt>le Reynolds. An<ty Grlttlll't A young widow comes 10 1 toblesS. frlen<lleu Amona 1own and becomes a she<- ltt. (2 hll.) f:I TUANA80UT "Hoor1y For Hollywood., female film dlrec:1or1, pro- d~~· and wfllers are lnllll'V , • &> . BIOl.OOY ··Tissues·· &:JO 1 • Cll NrWI_ MAAY TYLER MOOM The new °""''*' of WJM r......iu.1e 1h8 news Ol>llf· arion. .no oeclcle to f1t• Mery. LC>u. 81'<1 Muney • JUUA CHll.D AMO ~""" "Olnne< For Thi 9o1a·' ID JOHN CALLOWAY INTEIMEWt 0111111 ~111<1n1 Marla Tlll- CNef 7:00 I THE PAICf IS AtOHT t ue M.AUTY SHOW EYlWfTNESS LOe ANOEIES D THE UNKNOWN WAR "Thi 811tle 01 Berltn·· I LAWAEHCI! WELK CAUFOANIA TOHIOHT Cli) AUSTIN CrN L.IMITS "Dan Del Santo I Taj Mahal" (I) THE UNKNOWN WAA dJ) THATS HOU. YWOOD "A s81u1e To GrJ.c>;y Pick.. ·-~ @ FAMILY FEUD ) 7:30 I TWO OH THE TOWN I MATCH GAME P.M. FOOTSTEPS ··F1r11 Slgns Ot Apt1r· Ol'f0fc80 parents learn thl1 a child •eQUtres 111111- tlOll btyOnd tllat wtllCfl meets )Ult net phy5'Caf ~s 1.-00 ta (I) THE WHfTE SHADOW ~ Reevea uses tilt values ol lhe pr1:r&-hgh11ng ring to pound some _. .. Into a lllhel-son 1811Uon- llllp D CHIPS The CHP unol IS pul on QU1tent1ne altrt alter 1 young man interned 1n 1tte1r l'teadquar1ets. falls vlC11m 10 a rare 1llnesa D MOVIE * * * "Battle 01 The Bulge:· ( 1965) Henry Fonda. Robert Ryen Ametican troops. hindered t>y bad weathe<. stem a masS1ve German ottens••e by a bnl1tan1 strategem (3 hrs I 8 0 DElTAHOUSE When Ille Delta hOUS8 IS condemned. me Deltas enter a we1gllll1tt1ng oon- 1es1 to Wtn money and sa•e thehOllW 0 COUEGE ~ USC •I W•shonoton tD UPSTAIAS, OOWNSTAIAS • MOVIE • • • ·'Blood A lley· ( 195S) JOtln Wayne. Lau- ren Bacall. An Amer1C11n Merchenl Manne helps an enttre Yillll!)8 of Chinese peasanlS MGIP4I lfom pur- suing Communists. (2 l'tn ) fm ACAOaAY LEADERS "Hunger:· "The End 01 Thi Game" and "Monsieur P0tntu." 6!) ALWAYS FOR PLEASURE Preparations for New tobAY'S LATEST LISTlfCJGS OrlMn•' '~· ~lldl c.r.a ~ C:0.111•- lood mulllC petlldee tlld ............ tliO 8 (fl Wl.LOOMI MOK. ICOTTP Th• Gwaa111o0• utcn AtnolCI u"ng elCOl'IOI ff I c.onl l<MnCA bU~d .. ~Or• a~-~· .. t;OO. CJ) MOW "Gilenl lllC!bfy Ttwl Kiiiy 0 ' .... I i lOty" (Prllmllte) 8lock110 Cr1•nn1ng, Ja~ ratanllno ""' 1ru~ 110ty o f Kiity o ·Nall. w110 cOflQl.4'80 ,.,., h1ndk;ap ol dMfneff 10 b4ICOfM I top Hollyw<>OO 11un1 petlOll, 11 drllT!lltLed • D .., ANO THI IEMI Tiit .. girts kidnap 8J •r1d f()lc;e him to h84p them mall• moonth•n41 tn their blCk_rerd 8 0 LOV!IOAT "Thi Oec41lon.. 0.t>boe Allen. 'Poor llllle Rich Glrl • Mar1n Jensen. Oann11 Coie ·LOii• ,My Doo" 0-Rayburn, F&11· hteAegg • H&HAW Gunts Cl'tarlle RICh. Mlt'f I( Miiiet • MEHTA AND Hll MUSIC .. ,_ Tour And A T"umpn Tl'te lOI Anoef81 Pl'tllhal· monk: OrChesH• tekea a 11.111 MCNIW9 11:IO MOYIE • * "TetrOI On Thi 40ll'I •100•' ( 19181 John f oreylh•, Anjanette Corti« D IATUN>AY NIGHT UVI Hoal Kite .1.ackton OUNll. Andy Kaufman. Delbefl M<:C11111on -~ To ee Announced 12 hJ• I • MOVll • • "Count Dracula's GrNI l.AWe.. 11976) Paul NAechy, Haydee Polltott. Tiie lllTIO\ll Count cannot convl~ the woman he loYM 10 join hll ~Id of dWkneta. (I hr • 37 mm ) • ROC>t<IO A young nurse 11 ••peel tn ltwl uncs.l)(ound gar.ge at .,._lal HMC>ilal Cl} HU080N AND BAUEA'8 GARAGE SALE 0 MOVIE • • • "The Lui Picture Show" ( 1971) Timothy Bottom•. Jiff 8'iOges As 1ne Ol'lty moVll theatre 1n d smau Ttxas town or tne lllSOS Pf898t81 to clOse, ttwl !Ives of the town " rn1 aenta become 1n1ertwtneo C21lra •• IS min I MORNING 12:00 &;) MOVIE gala Med1tert1nean cru1te • * *''°' "l•an The Terrible aboard the Greell shtp Parl r 11946) N1kola1 M T S D•nae Cntrkasov. Serallma. 6!) TO IE ANNOUNCED Birman. D11ectea by Sergei t:ao ~ IN PERFORMANCE £1sens1etn The lonely ana AT WOLF TRAP melanchoty Ivan restsls all ··Fat Tuesd1y And All That a11emp1s 10 1emove him Jaur· The Olympta Br111 from the czor·s throne It Band and the Ar1hu• Hall hr • 25 min ) Atro-Ame,,can Dance 12:30 U MOVIE Enaemt>le celebt1le on • • •,; ··The Shullered mu9le and dlnce the IPtrll Room" j 1967) Gog Young of New 0,...,,, and the CarOI Lyntey. pageantry of Mardi Gras e MOVIE (R) *••,;"Dear Dead Oehlah · ~ D AOCKfOfU> f1Lf.8 ( 19701 Agnes M0<ellead Angel. COll8C1ong I-81 a Wiii GMr. ~hitman:· t>tc:OmM a tar-1:00 II AOCK CONCERT ~t hlmsett When he 18'11 10 GUMl9· s..is And Crolls deliver on his dHll't eonlrlCta Gl•n Campb•ll. Doug 8 Q)) FANTASY l8lAHO ~•w. Maurone McGo- A l>ig·lltne game hunler ,,..,n, Eddie Seals. England (Stullt WMmen) ieatns Dan And Jol\n Ford Cotey wllat l1's hke to be the tD MOVIE • * •,; ··F1tgh1 For 11unted. and two glfll (Ot•· Freedom" ( UM3I Rosalind na Canova. LOii Felan•) Autaell .. Frid Mac:Murrav. get a Cllence to IP8f\d l't•" 1:07 0 ADVENTURERS a m•HIOn dOllars 0 THE SMNT ··Return To Sendet•• ··simon And Dehlllh'• 1:30 IJ TAl.KA80UT WITH G) DONNA FAROO TRUMAN JACQUES Guest Jay Osmond 1:37 0 MOVIE ., COLLAGE * * • ·•up Fronr· P9S1) -Oues11 Vincent Marino. Tom Ewell, David Wayne Phyllis Bennis. Daniela 1:46 tlOJ A8C NEWS G1ose111 2:00 G) MOVIE to-.ao m NEWS * * "The Strange Oea1n flj) IH PERFORMANCE 01 Adoll Hitler·· ( t9461 ATWOU'TAAP Gale Sondergaard. Ludwig '•Fat Tuesday And All Thal Oonat1'1 Jazzr The 01ymp1a Brass 2:250 NEWS Band and the Arthur Hall 2:30 EJ 0 NEWS Alro-Ame,,can Dance U MOVIE Ensemble celebrate 1n * * ''> ··e1anc;h ev1lle musrc and dance tl'te SOlfll Mons11r·· ( 1962) Joan of New OrleaM and the Hills, Richard Da•1s pageantry ot Mardi Gras 3:00 EJ MOVIE (R) ., * * * "The Dari< M1"0' 11:00 8 D U CD ®l NEWS ( 1946) 011111a de Hav111ano MOVIE Lew Ayres * • ··Rodan . (19S71 Ken11 G) MOVIE S8w111. Yum• Sn1takawa '* • •, ··web 01 Elfldence E111h •s "'811eced by a (19S91 Van Jonnson. Ve<a numb« ol 11-some and Moles deadly lly1ng c1aa1ures Allrld H11cncock PrflS8111~ from the Stone Age (1 hr "You Can't Trust A Man· 30 min ) A woman 1s sorpt1sed Iii 8ECOHO CITY TV when a man oonlron1s he< CD MOVIE and c;l11ms he went to 1a11 • • ··The Way We11" lo• s c11me she comm111ed (1967) Kirk Douglas, Rot>-3:30 G) NEWS ert M1tchUm During the 3:$5 0 MOVIE mid-19th century. a wagon * • •·frenc1s Joins Ttia ttaln hlads IOI Oregon (:? WACS" t 19S4) Donald hrs I O'Connor, Juhe Adam~ II) THE GOODIES 3:116 8 NEWS Ancient 8flt1Sh GOO<l•es. 4:00 IJ MOVIE help 11 Roman emperor • • ,.., 'Fly By Night and create a Mhday par&· ( 1943) Nancy Kelly. Rtch dlse ard Carlson. . _, 'Roots II' Off Top of Haley's Head Sp~ed011t By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES IAPl -Everyone knows what is needed to make a piece of fine literature. I mean. the formula is fairly standard . You need an anguished soul. a few tormented demons and a lot " of time. That's the way Thomas Wolfe made "Look Hom eward Angel," isn't it? And Alex Haley, isn't that the way he maj!e "Roots?" Haley struggltd for 12 years with his demons, roaming the world in research, sacrificing all for the s ake of his work. Endless nights, hungry nightR, spent filling those manuscript pages with words. BUT THERE IS ANontER way -in a plush office with your feet up, shooting the breeze with the guys. That's how Haley made "Roots: The Next Generations" for TV. which, in a curious way. is a literary work as outstanding as "Roots ." Of course, TV 's "Roots II," which concludes on ABC Sunday night at 9 on Channel 7 with a powerful final chapter , never was an actual book. Just Alex Haley telling s tories to his TV associates and a tape recorder . Haley explains : . \t '. THEY PUT 'ROOTS II' TOGETHER FOR TV David Wolper, Alex Haley, Brandon Stoddard something. There was still no plaf\ to make any ne w film. "Then I began to talk about stories about the family with 'Roots ' producer Stan Margulies and executive producer David Wolper. Often there wouldn't even be a plan to m~l. we 'd j ust run into each other, and I'd tell these stories. "Well. the stories are no less dramatic. as we've seen ... Haley responds. "It's just another form of writing. I knew the people, I knew the stories. and I just told them. It didn't \,ake as long as the first book, but it was out of the same wellspring of mater ial. "THERE'S SO MUCH THAT went on in those little towns in the South. I'm going to write about the South for the rest of my life; it 's one of the richest areas in the coun try for stories. Th"'1 dramas. the stories. come like drumrolls out ofF that region. ''What's more generic t-0 the South than the old folks sitting on the porch telling stories? They could take something that actually didn't amount ~o half a .tea~poon in i~port, but the way they tell 1t. dragging 1t out. te lling every nuance in parts. would make it sound like 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.' " Or something as good. Like "Roots: The Next Generations." Ray Bolger (right l a nd Bobby Van portray fa~her and son androids in a special two-hour e pisode of .. Battlestar Galactica" Sunday at 7 p.m. on ABC, Channel 7. '·See. we had no plan whatever to make a second film when the other one was finished. After the last sequence of 'Roots,' I came on and told what happened to the family subsequently so the viewers wouldn't be left hanging on a hillside in Henning, Tenn. "THAT nLM HAD SUCH phenomenal re- ~ults. there was sort of a feeling that we ought to JUSl let ll hang up there, like a beacon or "Finally. I s tarted dictating, al someone's direction. I can't even remember who. This was altogether without a contract or anything at this stage. I ju.st d ictated into a tape recorder stories about the family subsequent to the first 'Roots.' And 1 began to realize, as they did, that there was some damn good material there. "I DICTATED WHAT LITERALLY is a book's worth of material. t ,000 pages of manuscript ... Retarded People Viewed Haley as historian-novelist took a dozen years to make "Roots.'' But HaJey as the Southern storyteller (that wondrous breed) took six months to spin the yams that made "Rools II." Less legitimate than ••Roots?·' IKES SIART$1 AS LOW AS • •••nas • LA·l-80YS "Most people think we should be locked up somewhere In a hospital. We have the same rights as anyone else ." The sta te ment signifies the frustra· lions felt by many mentally re- taided people. Tuesday al 8 p.m ., KOCE-TV, Ch a nne l 50, wtll broadca st ''They Aren't I.Ike U1?" a pro· "r a m documenting a changing trend ln lhc cure and treatm nt or men and women with d velop- mental dJ abilities. At one time, Ufe·long instllu- t1on aliuUon seemed the only an1wcr to a hopeless situation. Now intervention and training Is helping handicapped people lead productive and fulfilling lives. The program looks at ~e with developmental dlsabiUUes who have many or the ume problems flnyone else has; the need to be independent, the desire Jif-:,.._,..._....._..._....._,..,,......_,...,_,...,_....._,...,_ ,..,,.~""-......._,._,,..,,. to work and make a living, and the ...-...-...-...-"'f'...-...-...-...-llllf"...-..... ...-..... "'f'"'"'""f"" hope ot living in a community * THIS NOTICE * whlchacceptsthem. * RIOUlllS YOUI A:nlt'illP.li Beyond the dlsabillty of a han-~ MOVIE FIRM ~l:l:KS :t dlcap, one bepns to see them as J!( JI!( ordin1ry.avera1ec1tisens. * * * EXTRAS * * * FREE DEUYERY S. ___ J_ I . * •eos.THMS-ADU&.TS .;,L. U11UUY -•ero•a. .. G••~1•0 Set ~ flOt M•JOI wo• .. n a co... .... c••Ls Jl!l(JJ---• '" ~IN ~ "° 'JI( S20-S200 PER DAY. No experience needed * WASHINGTON <AP> -Here are the suesta eebeduled to ap· * for most parts. Residue! posslbllltles. Small * pear on this Sunday's nationally televised Interview pro. irams: * fee required. Now In our •th year. * =~·.=: Def~nse Secretary Harold Brown on CBS' "Face the Nation ., VIDIO CASTIMG SllVICI -~....:!::.. CallfornJa Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. on ABC's "Issues and * 171417'9·1144 * .._.._, Answers." Not A SchOOI -S""ll F .. -Not A S.m1n1r -"'oo. Pres~~rgy Secretary Jam~ Schlesln1er on NBC's "Meet the il4'---•~• ...... il-fl~il~i'il._.a:. • .._•oo.-~ ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES Marjoe Riding 'Ryder' to Stardom? By BOB THOMAS HOLL\ WOOD 1AP I N .1qu, Go r tntr, \be on ('t l m~ 1:hild evan&f'h'lt , bnn1s a mustaruc drl\lf' lo hlb film car er, both befor ·.and ~htnd ~ camera Late \ e' td n~ ··When You Comin' Back. RP'd Ryder " It· ia ~w movl out <'f t~ M h 1n Simon opc-raUon, relu d lh mon'-h by Columbla Pidurcs To G~r it has bt n a ~tu .. d "I l!llW thjit pla7 lft \Ill, '*hieft It• playtfll ln N~• YoH ... be rttalh.od "I watt fl1ppt"d uut. hoth b) lhl' m •fld t I I\ ft)tpCj lo me that the ptay p~. f!nll'd an nt r ta1nJn1 atat•ment • w ll as un 11rt \nJ ml that ofrtrt'cf a 1P.rr1hc ch•llel'\lt> .. ZEALOUS ACTOR Merjoe ln 'Ryder' ............. • film h• ne•ded WhL•n Univtmstal wanh•d lo lc.-n.:tht'n the picture for lt•lt>vl k>n. there were only 12 ex1n minutes Thal's how t•conomici.1 M uk tuad been ·' Meanwhile Gortner ke pt labs on • Whe n You Comln • Back, Red Rydt'r " Flsher'a option wa11 coming to nn t'nd. end there were repor\lt the pla)' wt11j bcln& sought by Columbia. Rob rt Aldrich and other producers. Gorlncr new to Nt'w York and trted bll 4"Vangelism un ft' I she r. It w"°rked. "I HAD IDEAS or s tarting the story a duy earlier." said Cortner. "I thought IL was 1mPortant to look at lbe llv Q{ lbose coming to the ctlner ond alll<> to use tbe cliche -to ·open up' the play That 1s. lo get ii. outdoors GoaTN a. WHOSE aclina urrt·r w4\i. buddtf\i at the llma. sou1ithl mv' Mwrclb NC'la.cin Murdl'r'I" forerunner 1e riahla to tht-pl y . 'Hillen b) '•·w of ·J\oJ;,k 11n1J the movie "Earth Mexico Statt' Uni ~r 1t) prolf'-.~r • qu.1kt' Mt•unwhall•. h •was learning "Usually, lhe ortginal authors are ove rlooked when an adaptation is "''ntten. I thought it would be a good idea to give the playwright a chance to adaJ)( his own play. and I new to New Mexico to see Mark Medoff. We hit il off right away. and he wrote t.be movie script i.n five days." Mnrk Mt>tlot'f lo~. tht> ri&hti. h d already bt'en old to indu-.tn.ilt't Wilham 1''1shl'r. "''hu a bu hat! lwt•n ovt-rwbdmed by the play It 1s a tughJy lh•utrlcal plf'<'t' about a ps yc hotic dropout, a V1etn..im veteran, wbo tc.>rroriies a hand£ul of people in a southwestern dinM .. , Wt:NT .~ROM the rellglon bUSI· nt'~' lo lht' movie busine s. about '4-hH·h I ~new nolb1ng," said Gortner · I hJ ve spent the• labt six years stu 11 ) 1 11 g I v... " t c h e d o n Ste v e n ~ptt:l~rg'i, i.N~ Gortner planned to continue an in-depe ndent path, resorting to a hookup with a major studjo only if all else failed Happily, he met Melvin Simon. the lndlanapolJs·based maU maker and film financier, who de-~ldtd within hours to back "Red Ryder." TR£ BUDGET WAS a spare Sl.8 million, made possible by deferred salaries. Also, actors were willing to appear In the mm for less t.ban their usual salaries. The movie also has Hal Llnden, Lee Grant, Peter Firth, Pat Hingle and Candy Cla rll , w"ho plays Gortner's frlchtened accomplice. They were married at the conclusion of filmin1. on May 18. 1978. "When You Comln' Back, Red Ryder," Uk e "Tbe Deer Hunter," is likely lo have its enthusiasts as well .ts Its detractors, with UtUe middle ground. Gortner expects the con- troversy.• 'Tm sure the picture will make a lot of people uptight," be said. "Many will say it's loo violent. Yet except for a slight wound in Hal Lfn· den's arm, there is no blood. The violence in the mm is mental violence. which is the most brutal or all." The Oscar-wmnin& 1972 doeuml'O· t a ry . "'MarJoe," he lped launch Gortner 's acting career lie re mained busy. often ca!>t as a wild eyed <'riminal. a s 1n Tv·~ "The I "-Urked only a week on ·Earth· qunke but I remained with it through most or produt'l1on, learmng from Mark Robson. the director. He was a great tl'acht>r fl avtng once been a cutter. ht" knew exactly hQw much A ltnaan's 'Quintet' ... w .... , ..... Superman /tlusrles In New Movie Confusing, BJ ARTHUR KNIGHT TlleMo4t~·-r1or There's no doubt about it, Robert Altman is the most original, most eye-minded director working In American fiJms today. He talks in Images. images that are fresh, in· triguing, inviting. Jn "Quintet." which Altman produced and direded for 20th Century-Fox, one accepts the invitation readily. The look or this film is marvelous. It opens on a snowbound train in the middle or nowhere with two heavily bundled characters c Paul Ne wman and Brigette Fossey > trudg- ing through the whiteness to reach the city. As they approach it, large black dogs are chewing on the corpses or people who have frozen to death and they pass through them as if it were an everyday occurrence. Which it is. This isn 't today, we quickly comprehend, but some time in the future. The ice age has re· turned, and our planet is dying. QUINTET IOtll Ce11hory .... Pn>Owur_.._ . Aotlert Allrnaf\ Scroonplo . Fr•'* 8-hydl, Aotlert Altrn.,., Pal•ki• Ae.,.k lo Pll040Qr•pfly • • • , • .i. ... l!Qffety .. llM•ltM/0.Lne C:lilet C.sl P ... 1 Newman, V11torl0 Gaum•"· Fe~ A•y. Bii> Andtr._, Brl94"-F...wy, NIN y_, Pe-. O.vld l •"910fl, r°"' Hiii, Monloue MerC'uro ,._ .......... _, ....... . "' ............ . quint.et of the title; either the winner or the loser ewe are never told which> must go out. and kill five peo- ple. On one of the lists is Newman's brother. Since the killer also murders Fossey, who is carrying Newman's child, clearly it is up lo Newman to wreak vengeance. Unfortunately, from that moment. on nothing is real- ly clear . WHAT DEVELOPS is a cat and mouse game as Newman, aided (perhaps> by Bibi Andersson, tracks his brother's murde rer. through the icy , a pathe ti c ruins . Looking like the hero in one of his movies, Woody Allen Oef{) ~rimaces as Christopher Reeve , the star of "Superman,'' strikes up a ('Onversation with Woody's companion, dancer Twyla Tharp, e:st ~ Nt!w York party. Whether or not she went home with Chris was n l ascertained. THE PEOPLE ARE also dying, but not all or them from the hoarfrost. Central to the economy or this city, in which seemingly only tbe woodseller works. is a game -the I 'm afraid that l 'a\ r\O\ quite ready for Altman's version of how the world wUl end. with neither a bang nor a whimper -just dogs chewing up our remains. It's a bleak and depressing thought. Orange Coast College Symp hony Orchestra In Conttrl \Vrl/i PEPE ROMERO SUNDAY, FEB. 25-Bp.m. OCC .A uditorium -Tickets: $2. $3 and $4 l\f"l""MI :.tats -Tu'rl /"/o rmulron · 5 56· ~81!0 "Compdng ... o kind ol metophysicol thriller thot contains elel"Mtlts of thcl . W.st9M and~ sciance..ftction fable.'' -Jodi-· No~ ... 00 Qui1ef CA\ QI !Oil ., •• .,,,. ·-----·· NOW lllTA~ntaTM Oii DMW,:tN MM_VOU - EDWAJIDS CINEMA SADDlflACK Costa Mna 546·3102 Pl.AZA CINEMA CINEMALAND Anaheim 635·7601 El lOfo 581 ·5880 "A marvel of stupendous film-making ... a movie .. extravaganza. -REXRUO N. Y. DAILY HEWS STADIUM DRIVE·IN Orange 639·8770 "It's a bird, it's a plane. it's a film that's fun for everyone:· -nfAE MAGAZINE Al.EIMD£R SAUMID 'MS1111s MARLO• llWIDO ·GEii£ HAU~ ••RICHARD DONNER FILM SUPERMAN CHRISTOPMtR llEEVf • Nl:D WAlTY· JM:IOE COOPER· GlffflffORD TREVOR HOWARD· MA~liDT KIDDER VALCRIE PfRRINE •MARIA SCHELL Tf REllCE STAMP•PtlTLllS THAXTER.· SUSAlli.AH YORK STOlr!ttllMIO PUZO•ICMlllN"' MARIO PUZO.DAVID NEWMAN, USU( llEWllM MO ROIERT IEllTOll 4 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS . lnck.dng: IEST ACTRESS Ellen Alan Burstyn Alda "~ame'limc, GNext~" NOW PLAYING Cl911D011l EDWAAH' •WNRT ANAMllM INHYE·IM Omige 634·2553 Newport Beach 644·0760 Anaheim 879-9850 MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "HARD CORE" (R) WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS "NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS" (G) "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" CPG> "ICE CASTLES" "INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS" (PG) "FAST BREAK" (PG) "CALIFORNIA SUITE" "MOMENT BY MOMENT" (R) "THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY" (PG) "OUINTETM (R) "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" "TAXI DRIVER" CR) "NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE" "MONTY PVT N" R "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "THE ONE ANO ONLY" (PG) "UP IN SMOKE" "A BOY & HIS DOG" (RJ "CALIFORNIA SUITE" "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" (PG) . ·'·· •" ~-.,.......... -...... MOMIMATED FOR4 M.ADEMY AWilDS ·'U'--_ ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS BEST PICTURE DIRECTOR •ACTOR SUPPORTING ACTOR SUPPORTING ACTRESS PRESENTED IN 70 M.M. DOLBY 6 TRACK STEREOPHONIC SOUND RCBERT DE NIRO A MICHAEL CIMINO FILM UNIVERSAL PICTURES -EMI FILMS ,, .. IHE OHR llURIER Co ....... JOHN JOHN MERYL CHRIS I OPHER CAZALE • SAVAGE· S TREEP • WALICEN • ..., .. _" DERIC WASHBURN s , • MICHAEL Cl~UNO • DERIC WASH8UAN ,., LOUIS GARFINICLE , OUINN K REDEKER ,_ c ~· ,., JOANN CARElll ._, ,.,._.,.,MARION ROSENBERG •,JOANN CARElll ._"' STANLEY MYERS ,.,,_.."' BARRY SPIKINGS MICHAEL OEElEY. MICHAEL CIMINO,.,. JOHN PEVERALL """''"' ... '"'-VILMOS ZSIGMOND,ot l><•M., MICHAEL CIMINO ·~~"llW .. llatl ~ .. ..,.. llD--· -·--~.;:;;,,;:. .-.-.-.... ·-... ~ ... -.. .... ...,._4 ....................................... .., .• -.. ......,._.,...,.,,,. ,,,,,. .............. , SAT llUN. .,_., IOOMAH 1 :00 t 4130 1:30 '°"TIM CllO..Ol~ edwanls NEWPORT NIAi COAST HWY.&MACAITHUI aawtcm1 ewwwu 644-0760 a - •Altt.000 •U•DO CUllN&C•Q• lllON,.JMUAS 1••1• ti '"''00 . 4.1 "u Uf'5UMUJI JU lot au 11 U •1-11•~··-•.UIOltl IOOQ. Kil l'ICTUll& ~"HEAVEN~~ CAN WAIT PLUS "'· WINNER 4 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS "THE WIZ" DAILY PILOT 89 OA8E KAPLAN (P.G.) "FAST BREAK' MON-THURS 7:15. 1:30 FRI. 7:15-9-30-11:30 SAT. 1:00, l :OO. 5:00, 7:15 t :30, 11:30 SUN. 1:00. 3:00. 5;00. 7:15 t :30 GA8EKAPUN FAST (P.O.) BREAK MOH-FRI 7:30, 9:30 SAT/SUN 2:00, 4:00. 1:00 1:15. 10:15 Sean Connery "THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY'' .......... o.a.ft I' . _.. ............ . ·-u .... r.' ~ ~ ..... ~·.···It , . .!a GAH P1u1Ne-KA,.LAN BMM Anctenoft IN F1m1ndo f'tr Vittorio GIM!Mn HEAVEN "FAST "QUINTET" BREAK" CAN WAIT ,,., ") 1Hf,\'-cME ...... N~17:IO,t: 'Neff S'-n 1 ~~·· T/IUN 2. .. •: '"CAUFOfllNIA ...... _.,.. t :oo. e:11. 10:11 IUITI." "ICI CAITUa" • .l .. ... ENTERTAINM ENT I TRIVIA I MUSIC BOX P p Romero By T.T. Guitar Master at OCC Our r• p ina champion V\t1a !Iha only solved mne qua u ona thla w •k, but b dJdn t lOH any .rround bf-caute> nobody el could come up w1\h en)' more than that. Thus, Ma r taln h1s two point advantaa . -Jouunt Max an tM n ne.p0&1" column wer h 1 closest -nvala. Trn1 GMtrey. aubara 0.111• and Martoe •orrlM•. Ed .. ••er1f'T collect~d t'laht notC'hf. • WhO .,. tlo)'Mir h.ad H VtD to 11ln two points lo l b 1r quen of lhe t-cond dlv1 Ion lud N M.rly •vuybody had U b()nu question thl~ ume. but m> Oltf' r ould olu numbf-r f1v , which TAIVlA 90Wl. XIII STANotNGI Oranae Coast music lovers In· variably t urn out In strensth G For whi;t clly did 8urt Reynolds play foot whenever t he classical guitar 11 ball in th movie "Semi Tough' · featured 111 a solo Instrument 1 Nim the llfornla At11t Is' bas •ball player and they will have one or the v.ho was n ml'd alter tb doctor who delivered world's greatest exponents or him thf' guitar In their midst this L In what FUtlc sonti d~ alr l'ti kiss make weekend. tht' 1tn1eor '1 nat top cwrl• None other than Pepe Romero t . "Tit£ NUMBER OF PEOPLE who know of the famed Romero fa mily will how to Uve Is re1trictcd, QuJt •Imply, to me" I!! a b e I n t h e l)'rlr from what musical' s pot lig h t In to Elli WH a Iona way from ho me, und she t h e , Orange w .. 1 tt!na a llllle a nu y about. &t, In what movie? Coast College I.H t W4'fk '• An1wera a u d i tori um 1 "Camt'lot" <musical question l Sunday when 2 "Oo&&I In tho Window" <goldfish for a h e J o i n fr wa lk 1 m a e s l r o ~ ~~~"'' !: ,, ;~~.. »~ 3. J:l9w<1Y L)ood_y a n d t b e • ~..,~.m :!-. u •• .w.,......m ••" ~ "T ake the High Ground" <sons of Uncle Orange Coast itOMu o • n .. ...., l'11e• 1t1 •• ,, ·o-..... _ •t \\t "'' s m 1 Commuru·ty College Symphony , ""'"'"--"' .. " ., ••• , ...... 1,, lt • • J _,., m ••• ·" ~..,....111 th 6 U berece (Mr Showmanslupl Orchestra in an 8 p.m . concert. • Tll• ..... ,,~ ''' •'• ·•O ••mn ••uwao ... " •• 7 .Pittsburgh teeters !first qua rter team > Hailed by a Madrid critic as ~ 8 AUiia the Hun f Broom Hilda's husband l • "One of the greatest m asters the . 9 "The Man Who Came lo Dinner" <compel· gui tar h a s ever k nown ," was deeml'd to bf-a b it "' 1er But tht!o , Ult!)' re aH I mg actress 1 Romero will perform one or the t"asy it )'OU know them ~ 10 "Invasion or the Body Snatchers" <movie works that led to tha t evalua· Let '. test your perception or the National ridd lel l ion : Rodr igo's ha unt ing ly Pastime lhb ""eek and m"ke num~r s~ven the 1 Send your on.twera to TRJVIA. c•o the odity Pilot, beautiful "Co ncerto Aranj uez." b<mus QUfSUOn tn what should be a 1>1t eas ter time Bo.r 1560. Coata Mesa 92626 All entn ei must be recei ved of it Eruoy . by Wedneadoy. otherwue half the ployer'a last acore will OTHER WORKS on the pro· I. ntE HE RO IS i\MICABLE to stn ding Into be awa~dJ gram include the T hird Sym· the domain or Lucifer to fulfill a celei.Ual m ission in what mus ical'! TOM BAAL•Y Mu8'c Box phony .(the Erolcta > by Dee· thove n aAd the ''Love of Three Oranges suite by Prokofieff And note the new ti me, 8 p.m., a s witch from the traditional 4 p.m. or OCCCSO concerts . Looking ahead , wo are re· m inded that the S addleback Con cert C h oral e wlll be b acked by some lop j&bl artists next month in a cone rl that has been labeled "Mus c for the Season of bent.·· The concerts, March 4 and ll, bave been schedule d for the Geneva Presbyte ria n Church, 24301 El Toro Road, Laguna Hills. The time is 7 p.m on both occasions. IT LOOKS, ON paper, to be a fascinating program : Maurice Durufle's ''Req'uie m ,·· fou r m o tet s b-y Po u le n c a nd a pe r forma nce by the guesting New York Str ing Quartet of wor ks by Darius Milhaud. 2. Penelope Pilstop and Peter Perfect can be · found in what childre n 's TV show? 3. "l consider m yself the luckiest man on the face of the earth" was•a line made famous by an athlete and an actor who_,played his role in a mov· ie Name both "REMAAKABLE."-,,..,._...as""°'° .. ..,. "' "SPLENDID.''-·-"''l>O"tUOA •• 0-tMi~•CwrwJ•,••·· .. «CkO"I ()l~#lf JEAH·LOUIS BERTUCELLl'S tV TIME ®-~· "One of the yeqr's 1 best films~' 4 The na me Walter J enkjns brings to mind a scandal In the administration or what presid~nt? 5. NAME THE HOTEL IN the comic strip Rick o'Shay 91CUEMY IWI• IOMlllTIOIS IEIT PICTU• • am ICTOI ~".:I:' I Vt-< ..... ruAKtMT ~~~ ---··~"""""" ,,._,._,..--cu•• THE TICKET SHACK •CONCERTS •SPORTS •THEATRE "1f YOU DOH°T SH IT LISTID CAU. AHO ASK" TICKETS AVAii.AiLE MOW! * BOSTON * J. GEILS * A1.Kl COOPER * NAlMETH * JIMMY BUFFET • AMBROSIA * THE KING AND I * ANNIE * ZOOT SUIT * lAKERS * KINGS * ~ WIZ * PlUSMORf Mezzo.soprano Diane Pilcher a nd baritone Andrew Adams will be featured soloists in the Durune work with choir director Do n Walke r oo the podium Darlene Rohrer will be al the or· aao keyboard. But then, Darlene wouldn't want to be a nywhere else on those two dates. She studied with Durufle and she h1ls a deep love ol Fre nch organ music. O a ANGE COVNT Y muslc lovers will not want to m1ss ooe of two performances scheduled ror one of our loveliest c~titthes. And . remember, you could do much wotse with-your trme Sun· day afternoon than talce in the city of Irvine's Heritage Park concert. This week, at 3:30 p.m It's the Huntington Beac h concert band. Duff in 'Kramer' H OLLYW OOD (AP > Ho ward D u ff wi ll play a feature d role tn the mo11ie "Kramer vs. Kramer," starring Dustin Hoffman. .o-_. __ NIAVIN CAN WAIT (N ) t.oe e J1U e .... e 1:00 & I01U elOllOI C. SCOTT .. HAa• COii Cll l214S.MM~1•M••I & 10:•S COMING SOON • CED ZEPPfUN • STYX • VAN HALEN • no NUGENT • AEROSMITH -.'l'IT:T:r.m,.......~-"" "n. -leewtfhl ,. ... ,....,, ·-... U NfV•AaAL tlTUDtOa TOUR nMCA~ •1111 av 4 •J .. •¥ CIM(M& wtlf Vtnt,.. '~ h ? 44~J S&OOlll&Cll t tc-c .... , .. ICIDEMY IWllD IOlllllDOI IEIT 111 DE:Tm ..... ' f • ·-• • ••••v-'WI NOW PLAYING llACMltMU 1'¥n .., b lO'...., HEAVEN CAN WAIT m~ ' • THE ROWNG STONES • llOZ SCAGGS • 12 TOP • BEE GEES • BAD CO. • FlfETWOOD MAC • EACiW •ROD STEWART• KISS •SUPERTRAMP • MC CMTNEY & WINGS • BOB SEGAR • STER Y DAN • NEIL DIAMOND • CAT STEVENS • STEVIE WONDER • Pl.US MUCH MORE! DEPOSITS OH COMIM6 IYBffS GUAI A"4THS TICICETS ... (7r4) 645-8990 2400 W. Cod Hwy., Newport leoch 3 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS BEST PICTU RI llST ACTRlSS·flll CIAyburs h llST O lJGINAL SCRUNr LAY ·rAul M.uursky NOW AT A FLAGSHIP THEATRE NEAR YOU UA CINEMA Costa Mesa 540-05!14 FOUNTAIN VALLEY CINEMA UA CITY ClkEMA Fountain Valley 839· 1500 Orange 634·3911 ORANGE MALL Orange 637-0340 AC&OE.M\' 1111£.MIEllS. Yout Utd IMlnllt• rov Ml4I 1 ..,.,, lo t ny pet!Ofm•nc• MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE I Ille oq«t .. OI .... ,.onga • 10 .......... ,..,_. •CIOoJI .... W t/JOlll!r OI ,,,, ... ..,._ '°' ~ ...... o, ..... - ~ o\l.l AOH~mo ~ a. ..... , ... ..,_. fiii;j Al.I. AOll AOMITI'ID ~ '-"* °"-"'090fled All a ro AHO IE '11."'s AEatvt OIE SL\L or THC MOTION "1CllAE COO£ Of SCLF AlOUUHIOH An THEATRES C ANAHEIM AREA ) CINEMALAND ,,.,,,J~ 11J01 1414 HllOOt 81•0 1 tte P1t""O "AMMAL HOU I" 1.-w.JI ,_.._Ile Of ........ " _,..,.,.,., --""' ... SMO«f• ••at:1t1M '°OUTUW JOSEY WAus· .,,...,., .,, ... , ~ '1»AMHAT10M ALLEY" IRt ~,_.le.JI Cll COSTA MESI ) So. Coast ,,. '°' n11 H•n 8••\101 f••• Pu-1no • t ACMe4T AWAl9 ...,_.._. "SUPIRMAM" INI 111-1a.111a.1-1'MlllOU'f.,.., .,... WAUIOIS" l:ft.2:4M :JO 6:JN:JO.IO:lt t•I • slOrring SEAN . DONALD CONNERY SUTHERLAND and LESLEY-ANNE DOWN IXJ!cxur--r m THE GRfJT • What these ladles do to the mob Is highly IRREGULAR! Wl'lrm&NEY_,_ •. .. The NORTH AtlEME IRREGU.ARS BWROHERAMMN.URBAAAHARRIS. SUSAN a.ARK. • KARENw..sn.,MICHAEL~ ,.,ClORIBLEAQMMN .... .,.PATSY KEUY D<Xt.lASV FOWL.fl ~CAPERS.,.AUTH BUZZI ,._,,DON IAIT .,_,. .. ,•"REV Al.8£RI FAY Hill '*-" fOM LUlCH _.,ROH Mtl.llA ......... HfW 811.SOli TECHNICOLOR -;~;-:;'!,!'.'!:::I K!l !: ··--·-· ..... _..,... ............... _. . ·---....... _............. . ... ~ ~ -.,. "''· ""' ..--. ; . ,. ., ...... " .. ~ oan Of NIAYIN(HI 121>0 e 2:iH e 4:1S 6'00 • 1:00 & 10:00 ClMT IAITWOOO MIT WMIOt WAT MIT LOOSftN I '1US ----' M OUTUW JOSl'Y WAW (N I All STAR CAST "CALIFORNIA SUITE" (PG) ~7'1S4:1t 1 11 ........ a·1M~1w:1w:1,...,0:11 J.a.I . TOUllH'S "LOlD Of THI llfilGS• lflGJ YVft.-"11.-7_ .. ,. , ... ,_~~1-.-.J• "F«ll llDF' ,,..,.,.. llOUY MO P&iSU T.1 .1. TOWIN'S LOID Of THI l lNOS IH I PlW llY. PINK 'ANTHll111 f OSCAI -INoU IOHS NIAVIN CAN WAITll'OI ,lUS NOUSI CALU !HI M ... l IAPUIN fASTIUAIC !"I KW AYAlANC .. IHI IA•N MACX IN fllAlll Of GUiii WOMIN Ill) '"" TMI llNIUOUI THiii 191 t OICAI -NATIOfG HIAWN CAN WAITCNI Pl.Ill NOUll CAUi l"I CALIFORNIA/NATION . .,., ....... PoDld ... Plgl:aers Kaiser Steel calls these sJx.story struc· lures at its Fontana plant front·lme troops in the figbl against air pollution. They are the "baghouse" unit for the hot metal de· s ulphurization facility Clean air is vented at the top, particulates held in bags until. they are shaken loose and hauled away. F otonovels Clean Up Picture Boob o n Hit Movies Popular HOLLYWOOD (AP l - Class ical guitaris t Herbert Stewart is proof that the builder of·a better mousetrap can still find fortune in Hollywood. Stewart. 36. and his partner, Argentinian LaHlo Papas, are co-owners of Fotonovel, a publishing phenomenon that bas studios knocking on their door. WHAT IS FOTONOVEL? It is a paper-back book which tells the story of current movies with full-color photos taken directly from the film, along with much oTthe dialogue. Sort of a slick· paper comic book. The ru-sl big Fotonovel SUC· ccs s was "Grease ," which Stewart reports has sold a million copies <at $2.50) in the United States and more than two million abroad. Fotonovels have been printed in France, Italy, Spain. Japan and other coun- tries. Stewart talked about the en-lerp~e·s success at bis pent· house ·office on the Sunset Strip. ''WE'RE GETTING com· petitors now, and our lawyers are looking into it." he said. .. But the competition doesn't worry me. The studios come lo me first. because they know that this operation can give them quality." .Stewart is a child of Hollywood. having grown up in Benedict Canyon, the son or a film production official. He won a scholarship as a shot putter at San Jose State, then took a slu· dent tour of Russia and was stimulated by the foreign world. He spent more than two years in Spain, returning lo UC Berkeley to avoid being drafted. After bis 1965 graduation. he returned to Spain and at 22 began playing classical guitar. ••t STUDIED WITH Andres Segovia and other great teachers." said Stewart. "I gave 'concerts everywhere. The Unit· ed States Information Service would send me to places like M adgascar. and I would be greeted by a State Department official. ll was a great way to see the world. "But J didn't really enjoy con· certs. I was giving 75 concerts a year, but 1 refused lo play com· mer cial pieces, as most concert artists did. I insisted on playing the classical numbers which pleased me." Stewart expected to continue his concert career abroad, but his mother's serious illness re· turned him to California. After her death, he was at loose ends for four months . His meeting with future partner Papas was like something out of a - Fotonovel. "I WAS Pl.A YING guitar in a Laurel Canyon cafe for $4 an hour and a plate of spaghetti," said Stewart. "One nigbl all of the tables except one were filled. and I sat down to eat. Laszlo came in and I invited him to share the table. We ate our spaghetti in silence. then started James' C abin Bomb S ought KEARNEY, Mo. <AP) -Clay County parks officials hope lo dis· cover more artilacts when they begin restoration this spring of the 120-year·old log cabin where outlaw Jesse James lived as a child. "We're going to go over every inch of the cabin walls with metal detectors," Milton Perry, curator of the 37-acre James farm, just eastofKeamey,said. "We aren't sure what to expect, but we may find fragments of the bomb thrown into the cabin years ago." Opry Faces Loss Of Clear Channel NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP> --For more than 50 years, starry. eyed country singers and musicians with dreams of smashing into the big time have nourished their hopes by tuning their radios to the Grand Ole Opry show on Saturday nights. The Opry bas been picked up by radio listeners throughout much of the country and Canada, and even in foreign countries, because it is broadcast on WSM, a clear channel station. That means there are no other channels on its frequency. AND WITH SUCH AN EXTENDED reach, the Opry became the most cherished and influential show in cowitry music. But the distinct sounds of the famed steel guitars and Roy Acuff's revered rendition of the "Wabash Cannonball" may be Jimited. The Federal Communications Commission bas given pre- liminary approval to ending clear channel status for WSM and about 25otberradioatations. OfficiaU at WSM bave vowed to fight the action. "1 think those of us who leave and go on the road would be more conscious of the great service the station does," said Opry star Minnie Pearl. who has performed on the legendary show since 1940. .. WE C.\ME IN CONTACI' WITH people who Just live for that Saturday nigbt show," she said. ''These people depend on WSM to get the Opry. Millions of people sit by their radio on Saturday night. It would be awful il the audience was cut down." talking about how both our girlfriends weren 'l treating us right." Papas was also broke and on his way to Italy. The pair tried to devise a mutual enterprise and came up with the idea or photo books. They have long been popular in Europe, where well-known actors illustrate soap-open kinds of plots. "WE THOUGHT OF doing the same here. gelling John Wayne to pose for our stories," said Stewart. "Then we realized we couldn't even pay for John Wayne's lunch break. So we got the idea of using movies." Th e s tudio s w e r e un · derwhelmed by the Stewart· Papas proposal. After two years of trying, the two found a believer at Paramount: ex- ecutive Nancy Hardin. Six volumes of ''Star Trek" tales were not a big success, perhaps because or poor dis· tribulion. Stewart and Papas ex- tended their credit to the limit <the printer advanced $100,000) to produce a Fotonovel of "Grease." Bonanza! OTHER FOTONOVELS: "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," "Heaven Can Wait," "Jee CasUes," "Invasion of the Body Snatchers." Upcoming : "Hair," "The Champ," ''Rocky land II." "I turned down 'Hardcore' because it didn't seem to have the pictorial qualities for a book and because children couldn't see it because or the R rating." said Stewart. "I assume that young people are the principal buyers of Fotonovels, but I don't really know. We're taking a market survey to find out." . ., ........... UNRECOGNIZED? Lord Lucan Missing Lord At I~rge LONDON <AP) -Lord Lucan, sought for kUling hJs children's nanny, could be walking around unrecognized ln Lofidon, says Dennis Gi}son, who has been ap· pointed lo straighten out the lord's finances. The FCC action, which la not expected to take effect for two or three years. would limit tbe present clear·cbannel stat.ion.a to a range of 750 miles. This would mean the Opry could be picked up in the Southeast and north to the Canadian border and west to Texas. Gibon said that he bu re· ceived letters that indicate that 1 Lucan is alive and possibly in London. The Opry bu been on tbe air 68 years, longer than any otber radio show. It's never mlased a broadcast, not even during World War n or when sprint rainl Ooocled the Grand Ole Opry House In 1975. ll la approaching lts 2,800th consecutive broedcut. THE f'()C P80P08E8 TO uatp approximately W more AM radio 1talloal to the .frequenclet that now enjoy cleu·cbannel stat"-. 11lele ataUona probablY would have 200 to 500 watta. Tbe current clear·cbamal s~ona have up to 50,000 watta. ' Gil'°" declined to talk further about lbe content of the letters, but •aid Lucan's Swiss bank ac· count bas been used since be di.I· appeared. Lucan vanis~ ln November 1974 after nune Sandra Rivett was k11lfld in Lucan'• Hch11tve London home. ... ,.,. .,..._ .. • DAIL y PILOT Cl Genius Balled Einstein Theory Startled World By JORN BA&Boua ne._,.._.._. He looked at his teachers re· senttully as sergeants and lieutenants. True. he was brllUant. But be could not bend to the diacipUne of the lecture room and leaned on a friend !or class notes. Years later, he compared htmsell with that dutiful friend. "He was the irreproachable student, I mysell disorderly and a dreamer. He on good terms with the teachers and un· derstanding everything, I a pariah, discontented and little loved ... Then the end of our studies -I was suddenly aban· doned by everyone, standing at a loss on the threshold of life." IT llAllDLY SOUNDS like the man who would open the eyes of the world lo a new notion or space and lime, to the idea that e nergy and mass cannot be created or destroyed, but only transmuted from one form to another. Nor does it sound like the man whose thoughts would reach deep into the subatomic world and the universe at the same time. This is the looth anniversary of Albert Einstein's birth. More than SO celebrations are planned from Ulm, German y, his birthplace and where he was once excoriated, lo Jndia, from New York to Switzerland He died at 76 and was cremated. But his brain, given to scien· tific study, is still around, a few stained slides, bits and pieces of preserved tissue. what the patbolOQist studying it calls "not an ordinary brain." BRAIN TISSUE CAN be pre served. But in the anonytnity or human cells, what is the thing called genius? Einstein resented authority. He reached beyond the con clusions or others to the ex perimental work that led to those conclusions. Then he leapt far ahead to new theory His genius.may have been as simple as rejecting past prejudice Or 1t may have been as c.omplicated as seeing beyond common reali ty to abstractions hardly anyone else could see. There was a chemical element named after him. and a street The element is a transuranium synthetic called einsteinium. The street is in Ulm, Germany. and is called Einsteinstrasse WREN THE FIRST Naz i mayor took over Ulm. he noted the street named for a Jew and changed it to Fichtestrasse. after an 18th century German philosopher and nationalist. After World War II. it was re- na med Einsteinstrasse. It amused Einstein. "Whether anything has been changed since then I do not know. and I know even less when the next change will take place," he wrote. "But I do know how to r estra in my curiosity ... "I think that a neutral name such as . Windfa hnenstrasse cWeather Vane Street) would be better suited to the political mentality of the Germans and would make further rechriste n· ings in the course of time un- necessary." SOON AFTER HIS birth on March 14 , 1879, the family moved to Munich wh ere his father set up business. Eins- tein's school record reflected his altitude toward the pedants who did the teaching. One teacher told the 15-year· old Einstein, "Your very pre· sence spoUs the respect or the class for me." He preserved that respect by dropping out and wandering through northern Italy. He applied -without a high school diploma -to the Federal. Institute of Technolog y in Zurich, Switzerland, and failed the entrance examination. But be now acknowledged tbat there was a price lo be paid for pursu- ing bis curiosity in physics and mathematics, and enrolled in a Swiss high school to catch up. At length be graduate(! from high school and the Federal Institute, but still ran lnto obstacles. AFl'Ea A FEW odd jobs, be became an examiner of applica- tions in the Swiss patent office in Bem. It was not exactly what be wanted, but lt provided a lot of free time J.o ex.amine his Ideas about wave theories, light and the relationship of energy to mass. He would later remember the patent office as "that secular cloister where I hatched my most beautlf\ll Ideas." Thole beautiful Ideas did oot find lnltant acceptance when pubU.hed In 1105. As late as 1111, be wrote a colleague: "Altboucb for the moment the theory baa many opponents the • ............. RENOWNED PHYSICIST PICTURED ON 10th BIRTHDAY Centennial of Albert Einstein's Birth Celebrated following fac t consoles me: tbe general think ing capacity or its supporters entirely eclipses that of its opponents." IN A LETJ'ER TO a student. he wrote. "There is a very peculi ar thing about scientific effort Often 1t 1s merely a mat- ter or seeing where it is not oeccs:iary to waste time and er fort On the other hand one must not go after goals which are easy to reach One must try to get an instinct for what is still attainable by the utmost effort." T he celebrity following his pronoun cemenLc; of special and general relativity and to his fa mous E Equals MC Squared and to the jokes a bout how few people in the world could un· de rstand 1t even his 1921 Nobel Pnze Einstein. were burdens to He told a friend · .. It 1s strange to be known so un iversally and yet to be so lonely ." His popularity. he fe lt. made fr1 endstup difficult HE ALSO WROTE. "The only way to escape the personal cor ruption of praise 1s to go on workrng. One 1s tempted to stop and listen lo it. The only thing is lo turn away and go on working. Work There is nothing else." The emergence of the special relativity theory in 1905 ·and of general relativity an 1916 were revolutionary But ph ysicists to· day point out that special re· lativity actually res cue d classical physics by making it consistent with the known pro· pert1es of light In his book. "Physics For Poets." P rof. Robert March wrote : "Though Einstein's gemus was quickly recognized and rewarded. relativity took a long time to gain truly general acceptance. This was particuJar· ly true in English-speaking na- tio ns. whi c h have had a pragmatic style tn physics that sometimes leads to a distrust of theoretical physics in general.'· AS LATE AS the 1940s, many textbooks in the United States trea ted relativity as a purely speculative and even suspect idea , March wrote . In general relativity. Einstem sought to analyze light as seen by moving and accelerating ob- servers . He also sought to bring gravitation mto play. "The end result." wrote March. "was a complete re· formulation or mechanics in which the concept of fo rce, for all intents and purposes. disap- pears altogether. Instead, the action of fields is to destroy the very fabric of space Itself, until a straight line i.S no longer the s hortest path between two points." For all his reticence, Einstein spoke uf on social and political issues o his times. With the rise of the Nazi party. he defended other academics in German courts. He sought amnesty for political prisoners In Germany and abroad. In 1933, witb lliUer I n power, Einaleln fle4 Germany. IN 11fE UNITED States, he I l e nt his presti ge and his signature lo a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt urgmg a program to develop an atomic born b before the Germans co1tld. Yet his last public act before his death in 1955 was to'Joi n with Bertrand Russell and others in a n effort to ban nu clear weapons . His Vlohn was a solace and ht: joined a chamber music group at the Institute for Ad vanced Studies in Princeton . N .J . where he spent his later years trying to JOID the theories or the cosmos to those of the subatomic world. His religion was the mystery of the unknown. One can almost sense him rummaging through the pockets or his baggy sweater or through his desk drawer. searching for ans we r s. He wrote : "I CANNOT CONCEIVE of a God who rewards and punishes his creatures. or has a will ohhe k10d that we experie nce in ourselves. "I am sa tis fied with the mystery or the ete!iJ!ity of life and with the awareness and a glimpse or the marvelous slruc· ture or the existing world , together with the devoted striv· ing to comprehend a portion, be 1t ever so tiny, or the Reason tha t marufests itself in nature." Bro nchitis Hospitalizes 'Billy Carter AMERICUS. Ga CAP> President Carter's brother BiJly has been hosp italized for bronchitis, which family physi· cian Dr. Paul Broun says hasn't responded to treatment because of "all this runnjng and travel· inghe'sbeendoing .. " "He has a ba d ca se of bronchitis, and it's going to lake him a little while to get over it," Broun said Friday. Broun s aid Carter wu or· dered into Americus -Su mte r County Hospital, about 20 miles from his home in Oranesville . Billy Carter spent most of this week in Atlanta where bis wife, Sybil. was hospitalized s ince Feb. 14 for treatment of pain in her legs. The couple returned to Dranesville Tbursdlfy. Report Given On R ecycling ~ The Laguna Beach Recycling Center rrocessed more than 12S tona o recyclable material during 1978, according to figures released by the Environmental Coalition of Orange County. 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Alr·rond ., luxury cptn~. HOW II THI TIMI landscaped. auto. sprinklers pluA to buy this IJcttutlrul 3 Br. ram rm. oth r extros. 24 Hour gate-guarded rormul dlnlnJC rm. pool home tn u urea . Tennis court s, pool & j{rcol locution Convenl<'nt to So l(reenbclts . Cull 640-6079 for entry CooMt· Plmrn. frcC'woys & adjucent durlnsc open house or 644·4910 other urcus. Jw1t r ducect to 1113.500 with limes. 1239.000 USRumublc lounK No doubt the best I JITTY DltlYI SAT/SUN •·I voluC! In Costu M~Hu . Won't la11t e t this price. Call now to st•t• or visit op1>n A ltUL HAUTY IH "11.U"S" house Suntlay I 5. Th<• ONLY "R" plun available today ! JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. CorMr lOffl STOP LOOKING Port Royal f2-sty) S•a Vf•w hofM llcn,'s o beautifully rt<>corated & profc!\sionolly landscaped home 4 B n -hu~c mas ter su 1le. 3 full baths. I~ family rm wtrlrcplal'e & eleJ!ant wet bar. v:.iultccl ccilinjts in living rm w fircpliil'l' + dining rm. s lldinJ? clooN1 to Ncw OrlNtns s ty le ~arden & C'OVl'rcd pot lo Separate laundry Lovrlv breakfast area. Kitchen is Jl(ourniet deli le: self-d eaning oven + microwave•. trash C'Ompactor & lots or cupboard spare -2 car garage w /loft & slulrwa~1 to s torage Guarded community + tennis courts. pool & jucuui. Cily light view. AskinJ? $315.000. Owner trans ferred. C.0. nu11 ..... I 640-6600 759-1111 COMFORTAILE STARTER HOME LC1rCJ9 bMlry..ct. 3 9ood tiled .,..OOMI pht1 f.nlty r'OOfft Oft strfff with W. trffs. Sto•• .cl 1 d lyit .. or IRCw.d. S7t,llO. llG CANTOM COHDO HostdtotM 2 .._~. 2 It.th c9ftdo ..... IHd1 lheff to form•I fftttrtafnfltCJ •d casual A•fftcJ. S 159,500 fH. 644-7020 2 12 l SAM JOA(f)UtM'-MILLS -ROAD HIWPORT IEACH COUNTRY LIVING A tree lined. quiet street. 3 Bedrm. ramlly room. 2 f1rcpluce11 . Country kllrhen. Double dcturhed ,ga rage. enrlosed gurdcn . 140' Lot. Act now' $80.950. --THE REAL ESTATERS 546-2313 ••• P'hlll' ICtrMfh•n 1830 16th Strt•PI Newl>Qrt Ut•11l'11 You lltt! lhe wlnnrr or Two 1''reeTl<'kl't11 to E'SIDE-10% DH! GIANT master s ullt'. J ba. den GRF.AT put10. te~s~1 pool. Jill'+ mon· ! 0 f\l\N U V ALU~ $82.500 Bn.lce Okr. Super end model on cul-de-sac with all thl'S~ goodies ' wood-pegged 0oor in ·ntry & kitchen Cw /lge eating area>. Wl't hur. levelor windo w blinds. dt1t·orator wal lcoverlngs, super quality eptng. Separate mstr BR suite \\Ith outs idl' deck & 2 brlrms on grl'enbelt level! Upgraded thruout. Be early Not sorry! Sl 72.000 . 2'27 '8LA SAT 1·5 ILUFFS .. PLAZA" SHCIAL Only "W'' modt::I available! Sha rp & newly decorated' 3 Bdrms (including lge master SR wtslttin~ area). 21 2 baths . ''Swe dish '' firepl in li ving rm. Spani8h ttle in family ar ea & kitchen. mirrored wall in dinlnj{ area. fabric & nocked wallpeperR. wood paneling + other extras. S122,950 2424 YISTA HOCIAlt SUN 1·5 PENINSULA ,OINT AIU! TWO 4-UHtT APARTMENT ILDGS. $375,000 IACH ILD•1 Quality-built. beautifully maintained. 4 Units in each building with lge c·entra l c·o urtyd fill ed with ma~nlficent matured speci m e n plants. These two 4-unit bldgs are In the best location. rif!hl at the entrance to Peninsula Point. Just steps from the beach. Each 4-plex has two 2-bdrm. 2-bath and two 2-bdrm. 1-bath units. ~.arh front unit has a wood-burning r1replaC'c 2 Apts. have f.(reat ocean view ! For qualiried buyer. owner will car ry 1st T.0 . with 29% down. llG CAHYON-$775,000 Fabulous 4 bdrm custom built home with great view or 8 C. golf course. Family room w/wet bar recreation room. form a l dlnin~ room. 3 baths + luxury pwd rm. L~c private pool in enC'losed patio. Located on quiet street. Ca ll us today to see! WISLIY N. TAYLOR CO. 21 11 S-JCHMtWln HHh ltoed tif EWro.T CIWTH, H.I . 644-49 I 0 OPEH SAT. 1-5 432 ISAllLLA THRACE COltOMA OIL MAit 4 Ddrms . rumily rm . JC:1ruzzl. 3.000 sg. fl. horn<.·. views or oceon & bay. Finest cons truction. g reat c harm. $400 .000 , OPEM SUN. I .5 71 S IALIOA, LAGUNA HACH 3 Bdrm . dl'n. s <1 u n a. bui Ider 's custom homt-with punoramic· view. Owner tr:rn~. h1 J!hly motivOll'<I. set• & make off er $255.000 CC Orange Coast Q: REAL ESTATE 644 ·4848 •......•....................... , • • GOLP COURSI VllW : UlltlAHI FAMILY -Seeking convenient living. We have a lar~e 4 Bdrm, family room home with formal dining room, sundeck, enclosed court yard. Near South Coast Plaza. $105,000. 39t1 Tiallwood o,_ S...tay llLAX AND ENJOY -That precious Balboa Bay vi~w . The lig hted Pavilion by night, the s p.mnakers by day. You'll love coming hom e to this comforta ble 3 Bdrm Irvine Terrace home. and you own lhe land. $249,SOO. PftlCID TO SILL. U,W down. 3 Hdrm. l 'l't be condo. '65.000. 0)X'n hOuM! Sal/&111 1.f\. 2930.c Bradford Pl. SJ\. llueker Realt y 642·47!18 WHY PAY AIHT? Buyers mar~M. favor•· ble ll'tms! Homc.it1 from 945.000, now clown or low 962-1377 ClllCUSVAl•As ------, OrP11 t blwk bay location. Thls blj{ 5 : H<i rm home features a hu~e · furnlly/dlnlnj{ rm addition. Formal: dininl( rm & sep fam rm hlM enough : for .vour pool table. Perfect for the hi~ family a nd tho pric<.' Is ri~ht ot SI 18.500. 1619 '°""'• Doone o,... S.,/S. -·Call ""'"I ,.~ •• l')!b. 26th or 28th 4:00PM l'orformunco Tht'Clty AAoriplnl( Ct•nltir OranMe To cl•lm your tlckclb. caJJ fMa-50711, Ul 272 *** •• VITS ** llomc" In Orunge ond Hl vcrs1d<' County U1> to Sl00.000 NO DOWN! DO Ir NOW • . 557-1041 "fe1 Counselor TUITLHOCK HIGHLANDS -Super 4 Bdrm Stewart model loaded with extras. Wood floors c.-erumic tile. neutral carpet $249.500. · Want Ad help? 64:!-5678 =====::::;=:.!.;=;:;;:::=:::;:=::::::-M 1ke your 11hopp1 n ~ OJ~ 'O hi".( _ l"J ~ ~C. . t'Mllt(•r by UJllnR the Oa1ly Get GREEN cash fur WlllTE cleph11nl11 with a <.:los111fied Ad Cnll64H978 Sell with t;A.CJ E ! 11'!18 HREEZI-: IASTSIDI llAUTY : 3 bi~ bC'droomtt. 111 1 buth11. new' roor. • new pulnt in/o ut. new cpl thruout. : All on u nic<' qul<'l corner lot . • Offered al S107.SOO. Open Sot/Sun. : 342 E!ither St. 2 t Shw C.-..c...t o,_ S .. /S. v~ ~"U ~). <ob P<r V PUotClasslried Ads That lnfri9ulng Word Gom• with a Chuckle Cl1111!lflt'fl Ad11 IM2 5678 -----14110<1 lly Cl.AT t POUAH -----0 '•'"0"0• at1t1u of tJ.t tour "'•""t flod wotd• btt low '"' for,., flWr '•"'f '• W'Of'ih I TAVNIE I ' I' I' I I I I SOSUE J · : I I I' I' . 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' IAYFIONT St•q1rnl rin{' buyfront hunwl'I '1lh Jlu>r ~hp A YALON Wt>ll rnu~trurted . 3 Bfl, l h.1 . oak floor , iMrlial l'Hl'l'lllt•nt . t'OOt"n•tt• roundnllun Flab .1rn 1 Sl20.0I FN• BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR j II 1'"Y ~'"' 0 1 . .,· N 8 bl~ b lb l fllc~1~.~ * *OPEN HOUSES I .5 • • OPEN IM UMIYfltStTY rAltK 9 recnbclts. ttmni~ euurts. ctnd pools JUSt s teps away rrom this charming Rutgers pla n 3 bedroom~. 212 baths . $129,950. uw ludmg the land. SEE CORA HALDlKOSKJ AT 61 OAKTREE LN OrEM IN THE BLUFFS On lovely g r eenbelt. hig hly c us tomized 3 b e droom . gourmet kitche n fireplace in ma ~te r bedroom: $146 .5 00 . SEE NANC Y IM BERNINO AT 431 VISTA SUERTE. OPEM IN DOVY SHORES Jvan Wells Custom. Spacious fam. home Tile ~ parquet floors. open beams. fireplace. prtvale beach. $374.500. SEE .JOYCE OLSON AT 1700 GALAXY DRrVE. OPEN IM THE OLD BLUFFS RARE 2 STORY DOLORES Model -view of o~·ean and bay Good view of center mte lites. $189.500. SEE VODY NELSON AT 503 AVENJDA CAM- PANA. OPEN IN TURTLE ROCK 4 bedroom. 3 bath home with family room. dining room and three car garage across from park and close to tennis and pools $134.500 land included. SEE CRAIG KINDIG AT 18832 SAGINAW. WATCH THE BOATS SAIL IY from this fanta s tic· BALBOA PENINS~LA BAYFRONT. Special features include a m aster suite with sitting room & wet ba r. extensive wood paneling. French doors that completely open up the front of the home to a brick terrace & large sl~p. S795,000. PEltFECT10H For the discriminating buyer . One of the finest custom built & decorated homes in the harbor area with a spectacular bay & mountain view. Call for app1t. $575.000. BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME on this la rge corner lot on top street of Spyg lass Hill. Owner will carr:v financing and /or s ubordina te. $350.000. IAYSHORE 4 BEDROOM Large fami- ly home with great indoor outdoor livin~ areas. Newly redecorated. Close to private beach and boat stornge. $299.000. VILLAGE OF HARBOR VIEW Used brick garden with gazebo. trellised patios. 55' pool with jacuzzi. All this with a lar,~e 5 Bdrm family home with family room & 2 fireplaces. The most for the money in Newport Beach. $239,900 includes the land. BLUFF IACK IAY VIEW Exquisite home situated in a serene park-like setting overlooking Newport's Back Bay. A unique property for a dis- criminating buyer. Priced at $252.000. By appointment. COltOMA DEL MAR Exquisitely custom built. new 3 bedroom library home just steps from littl~ Corona beach. B ea m s. oak h a rdwood fl oors. French doors. dumbwaiter and even more await the most discriminating buyer. $498,000. WHY ,AY UMr1 For $99.500 you get a just redecorated 2 bedroom. 2 fireplace home in a neighborhood or rising values near the beach, pool & tennis in Newport Beach. OLD CottOHA DEL MAit Darling 3 bedroom h ome. s hutt ers throughout; 2 blocks from the beach. $195.000. • c:c&aWIU.~ co. 844·9080 11•1 SAN"°"°"'" HtU.1.-0. lft NEWflOln Cl.NTD preJe11/J CllffHAYEM-VIEW HOME Llltl MIW lHSIDI & OUT 3 lldrm , mn tcr ftU IH• with rtrcpluc . View (rum l'Y{'f room' Wine cellar. sewing room "ome nd e xplore this offerinR .... 0.,. ..... ... ()pew s.t/S. •. , VIEW VIEW VIEW TU1n.1aoc• HILLS Cutlt<>mtted Prt•:-.ictcinl hc>rnt• plun Ill. On quiet cul de Ot'. fl~auU(ul OV<.'r 1ied master u1te with funla'ittr view aod Jtllundunt r lO!>t't $264 .~ r •e. 11111 S-..... Ir• 0,... W /S-1·1 BACK BAY--816 VIEW UMM.ATCHID O,,OITUMfTY To bt' on 1 m-rt· m Nt>wport Beach and t•n 10~ nu•Jt'..,ltt· \ltl'w Custom 4 Bdrm home• on <·ul ck s at· Must see to uppn.•c·1alt• ull thi!i orrers! $275.000 ree 25 I 0 Vbto layo Cr. Ml 0,... W /S. 1 ·5 COLLEGE PARK JEWEL CHAMl'AGME VALUE -IUDGIT PRICE Sf>tH'tuus open feeling in this 3 Bctrm a nd d(·n plus family room hnmtt. yet w1th \\ armth and charm for family and l•nte rtairiing Fireplaces. builtm RRQ. ('nvercd patio. $88.900. 245 Prine.ton, CM Optft Sot/S• I ·5 NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA- su11tOUNDm IY PICKET FENCE -This ht~h <·eilinged cottage has pool and Jaeua1~! Bdrms. a nd ramily room + ckn. $lr.ooo UNIVERSITY PARK Ill HIGHLY UPGRADED EMD UNIT - Stanford ·Model. 3 Bdrms. 21 2 baths. 2 fire places. large famil y r oom. Decorated in warm earthtones. Call for rurtber details. OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUM 1·5 SPYGLASS HILL -Just listed . go r g eous customized home on outs tanding ocean & bay view homesi~. Truly a rare find. Offered at $595,000. 49 Goleta Point Dr. HARBOR VIEW Broadmoor. just listed. Fabulous tri·level. Cust 400 s q . rt. game rm . Ocean vu. 2515 Windover Dr Offered at S319,900. LAGUNA HACH -4 new custom homes. ocean view. 120 Crescent Dr .. S. of Hwy. From $324.900. SPYGLASS HILL -Beaut 2 s ty , drama tic entry. view. 20 Morro Bay. Offered at $398.500 cae: IEDlll ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE NEW BLUFFS BEAUTY Gr eat Location In Newport Beach Bluffs. Fabulous End Unit On Huge Greenbe lt! 3 BR W /2 Ba. L~e Msl BR Suite. Putting Green + Largest Pool In Bluffs . Call Now. Only $155.000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listinj?. ORIGINAL BLUFFS CONDO 3 BR W /Conv Den. Choice End Unit. Hi Wood Beamed Ceilings Thru-Out. View Of Night Lights Across Bay. Sep. Qt rs For Teenager Or Mother-Jn.Law. Huge Patio For Entertaining. Formal Din. Rm. Lrg L.R . W/Custom Fireplace. A ''Joy Of Newport" Listing. $169.500. EXEC. CONDO VIEW Quiet Setting. On Big Canyon Golf Course. Nite Lite & Golf Course View. 3 BR. Formal Dining. Wet B a r . 2 Pvt Pat-ios. Secluded Location. Furniture Included. Top Security. $255,000. BAYSIDE! In The F abulous Bayside Cove Comm. W/Sec. Gate. Nr Pvt Bch On Bay. 2 BR+ 2 Ba. Orig. Model Home. Furnished. Pool, Jacuzzi. Exception al Offering. Call To Inspect. $230,000. DEERFIELD, IRYINE Spac. Plan Four Is Located On End Of Cul-de~Sac. 4 BR. 3 Ba. & F . R. Din. Rm. Kitchen Has All Extras + Brkfst Rm. Look Out At Lovely Prof. Landscaped Yards. Comm. Pool. Greenbelt. S139.~. . 631-191 111 DOYll UllYI IRYINE LEASE 3 bedroom. 2Y!i bath. townhome in Deerfield. Includes association fees community pool. 2 car detached ~a rage. Ask for Tom Baron 631·1266 6 UNITS IJ4 COSTA MESA Five 2 bedroom + 1 bedroom on 2 lurge lots; each unit has a private yard. Lots of parking. Possible room to add more. Asking $269,500. Ask for Curtis Herberts Sr. 631-1266 COUNTRY LIVING One acre horse property in Corona with a custom home. Nearly 2,800 square feet. 4 bedroom. 2•12 baths. Professiona lly landscaped. Ask for Reggie Wyman 631·1266 NEWPORT CONDO Three be~rooi:n. 2 1.i'.! baths . Large m.aster s uite with open beam ceiling. View 15 acre meadow. Ask for Reggie Wyman 631-1266 MESA DEL MAI Large home for your large family. See this beautiful five bedroom home near OCC. Shows like a model. $126,500. As k for Reggie Wy m a n 631-1266 l DUPLEX Two 2 bedrooms. 1 bath units. Lots of land. Room ~for more. $149.900. Interested? Ask for Robert Milliken 631 -1266 EASTSIDE 3 bedroom. 1 bath home in Costa Mesa. $89.900. A s k for Robert Milliken. 631 -1266 LIKE NEW 3 bedroom on corner with new upgraded carpeting . Large li vin g room plus family room -FHA assumable loan. Only SSS.500. Ask for Glen Hellwarth 631 -1266 AIR CONDITIONED Combination familyToom and country kit~hen with rireplace. tedroom with atrium orr master s uite Only $96.500. Ask for Glen HeHwarth. 631·1266 IRYINE 1 SALE OR LEASE OPTION Gorgeous 4 bedroom. tri-level Yale Model. $109,900. Ask for Roy Siemens 631-1266 IA.LIOA IA YFROMT 45' x JOO +' of the most desirable bayfront property in Newport Beach. 6 .bedrooms. dining room. den. 4 baths. pier & dock. Boat to 35 feet. Two delightful patios -3 car gar age. OPEN HOUSE Saturday & Sunday. 1 :00 p.m . to 4:00 p.m. 2254 Channel Road. $745.000. Ask for Curtis Herberts Sr. 631-1266 of costa mesa, i,..iM, newport beoch, lftc. I 234 E. I 7tlt Street, Costo MHCI 631·126' Nationwide NetwQrk or Jndiv1dually 0\<ne<! and Operat ed Re:il Estate Offices OCEAN VIEW -w·ho says you can 't find an ocean view for under $200,000? We have one for you and it comes with a spectacular 3 Bdrm 2 bath home with spa rkling secluded pool and bonus room. Priced to sell at $144,500. Clll Serving Cos ta Mesa·lrvtne Huntingto n B each-N ewport Beach BalJ6iJ11 c,"I! C,nJominium6 RESORT LIVING AT ONE OF NEWPORT'S SMARTEST ADDRESSES! SEE US AT 1012 BAYSIDE COVE EAST, ACROSS FIOM BAYSIDE CENTER, TOIAY 18 ti 5. rti~IJM4~ ,Ui()CIATq 600 Newport Center Ortve • ~ . • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4• + llen •500! Sunke~vlna roorn Brick fireplace. AU ret· modeled kltcbl'O Ex· cellent location . Im m.aculate bargain! Call rut t.o take advanta"e! 'ISZ-l'IOO • O/'INll&ll •llS IV'lfl08lMCI'' [!Cfilll JllDIOOM $70,950 3 br atarter home, tge ce. ment patio, sprinkler system, separate laun· dry room. Earthtooe up· grades comin&. Fast ap- preciating area. 646-7711 C;::I Walkr.r E lee Real Estate J .. IOOM +..UHT GIANT VALUE! Giant baclt bay bargain! Over :WOO ft . ol peaceful living. 4 Bedrms + 3 baths-OR-3 Bedrm + separate guest/maid's qtrs. Formal living rm. Family rm. 2 Fplcs . Cov- ered brick patio. Potting house--and much more at a bargajn price! Call tXYW to see. 67J..8S50. ~i'ilitl LEMOH HEIGHTS ARIA 1/J ACRE Beauttful executive 4 bdrm , 3 ba h ome M eredith built . Amenities plus. 646-7711 t~1wn11rn1, •¥1 Real Estate bc.tleftt s ....... or investment Townhome. Walk lo schools. ~Is & shop· pmg. A htUe paint and plants-wow! S84 ,000 6iU550 1iijMI EASTS I DE KNOCKOUT! 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Two separate entertaining areas - formal living & dining rms + fam.ily rm w /glass walls to garden settmg ... room for dancing or pool table leave the cozy seating arrangement undisturbed ... both w /e xposed beam s & cathedral ceiling. 4 cheerful BRs w/views. $349.500 incl. land. OPEN SUN 1-5 P .M. 1219 SANTIAGO, DOVER SHORE'S. CV·l3) HAllott VIEW aOADMOOI Beautiful 4 BR. family rm home w /panoramic view of Catalina. Npt. Bay & city Ughts! A lovely re.s idence ofreri n ~ complete privacy & a truly fantastic location. REDUCED TO $325.000! COME & SEE! OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 P .M. 2601 WINDOVER. (V·l4) IAYRONT--OOVB SHOnS 60' bay frontage w/pier & slip! Exciting. beautiful 2·story French co nte mporary 4 BR . 4 bath residence ·w ;European accoutrements in m aster suite & bath. 3 private sundeeks -formal dining -2 wet bars -4 fplcs - family /game rm -low-m a int. landscaping. A truly multi-faceted home -and a very exceptional orrering at $750,000 incl. land. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 P .M. 320 MORNING STAR LN. (V·l5) IOHIT A MODEL-TH! ILUFFS This 3 BR, 2 bath condominium is all on one level & has an attractive entrance + good greenbelt view! $141 ,000 le.a~hold . Come see for yourself! OPEN SAT & SUN 1·4 P .M. 537 VISTA GRANDE. <V-16) PUSTIGE LOCATIOM- MEWPOtl'T tmGHTS Location + privacy! Estate-size lot w /fruit trees & room for pool! 3 BRs. 2 baths + paneled family rm -c ustom cpts -French doors - gourmet kitchen. "Like new!" $198.500. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 P .M. 600-lSth STREET. <V-17) I ST TIME OFFHED! Stunni n g co ntemporary w /s weeping 180° view of ocean harbor & nigtrt. Ughts ! Completely remodeled -custom des igned 2 BR, fa mily rm home w /total privacy everywhe re! Fplc in lg . master BR s uite : gourmet kitchen w /inlaid oak floor ~ PLUS sparkling pool! -s289.000. Belle Chase Lee 644 -6200. CV-18 ) EUGAMT COUMftY CHARMIMSHOltECUffS Newly remodeled & redecorated w /se l ec t e d fixtures & appointments. Huge new master BR suite upstairs w /view or ocean + 3 add'I BRs complete w/quality bit-ins. Living rm. dining rm & coun~ry kitchen (w/peg & groove oak, floors) -sep. office & fal)lily rm Cw /brick fpl c & c u stom cabinets) all opening to lovely secluded brick patio w/deluxe spa. $695,000. Lynne Vale ntine 644·6200. (V-19) SEAVIEW-P<>n IOYAL View of the night lights & mtns ! 2-story home s ituated on a lg . cul-de-sac1 lot in a gate guarded com mu n ity . Features s u c h amenities as centr a l air cond mirrored bar w /custom blt·in bookcases, 2 fplcs & plantation shutters. 4 BRs -3 baths. $315.000. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (V·20) LIDO IS&.5-SOMETHt..-SPICIAL This lovely 4 BR home is located near club. tennis & beaches. It features tg. master BR w /private entrance -exposed b eam ed ceilings in living rm & dining rm - gourmet kitchen & s unny patio. $389,500. Cathryn Tennille 644-6200. <V-23) JUST LISTao A very special Bluffs end-unit condominium of exceptional value! Located on a very lg. greenbelt w /view of mtns & Upper Bay Crom B Rs this lovely 3 BR, 2~ bath home has off.white decor. new applid.ees, air conditioning, lovely enclosed patio & is in immaculate condition! $167,000. Jean Dales 642-8235. CV ·22> '42·1235 MW200 901 Oowr Orlw HwbOr Y .. w center tnlne •t C.m_pm V•lley c.n~ 752-1414 • . . . -.. . . . ' ... . ... ·-·-·-·--- NIW LISTIN•t L O \' I. prh· le i,rct!nbc.•lt . 3 BR. 2~:l bn., l q . n . -i h uU t.•r tt . mirro r . b a r . I r "e us~umablt• s~ 1': LOAN tl5S.OOO O,IN SAT/SUH l·I jOJ VtST4lOMITA IA.LY ILU,,S W i tt , I. m o l p idure Q U<' •'fl1tl n bto h · eond u nat b t•uut)' l SQ ft . J RR 21 bn .. ~N bar . 3 pulio $1S4.500 O"ner \\Ill rons1dt•r lc!lsc option OHN SUM. 1-5 21 J I YISTA LAHDO IAltGAIH 2 II. 1-;nd unit IJ.'e d~rk o' t>rlookinr. ~ide 1trcenbe1 t Nl·w <'pts. ur fl~. pu mt 1109.500 HELEN E. DOWD l!AlTOI INC. U4..0134 Ust & 11fJ w.-............ ~ Walk1u t; l 1:e Ml'M'OIT 1188MTI ...... ,, •. ,.,. l'•rfect loullon tor l\Jfurt f1mJly l o to «hoc>I , txn •llfl\l y1nt tor enlor11n1 bo rn ... J.:VP'.RYUODY'S UOlNO 1r1 OPP!N8AT/SUN l S IL.17 RAMONA llllltll" 1111) fllll MJ. C.,,@tbAkU IXICUTIVI IANCH·ONl.Y SI I J.toO N~ar So Cuast Pluia. RJch & wa rm, stalo1Jd 1 1 111111 It w oo d s ProfL'1111iunally dt:corat ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!~~~~~ ed. rrmt dm rm. My fm· ly rm A real charmer WATERFRONT HOMES HAS MOVED! * Our New Addnss 11 2436 West Coast H19tway Newport leoch * * * PANORAMIC VIEW-FRESH & NEW You c• MrY•Y bayfr-'. oc._f, Oftt .ct liCJhh at Mqllt atop yow Wlslde ....... Newly decorated throuCJho1d with VIEWS frOlll MOit roo.s. L.y .ct Of>" li•lftci room with ffr1pl11c., mid pltchN bec9M; flreploce ill cOll'lfortabM den \j,ifh w.t bar, nus CJ"9'dloM famlly rooM' with large bor. . .roo"' for billiards mtd MMch "'ore. Fow total bedrooms with p1-..sh •enter Mite & ICMIO. S.,.afe bedrootft ft bafh fw teenager, "'aid or? Situoted Oft •• especl.., 1arCJ* lot with rOORt for pool. Come by Clftd aee this special ••w offerincj. Sat /Sun I ·5 p.m. I 42 I KlllCJs Rood, M.wport hoch. MARVELOUS VALUE -POOL COii•~ Hewport leoch locaffoft .wittt o ho,.. detiCJMd fOr qilief teio.,...•t. wen p1cn11d 1 bedrOOflle fmNIJ '°°"' and Hua with flreploce, pin dlftMcJ room. ~ . bock yord with spm ldllMJ pool, CJ"OSIY cna 9ICI lots of deck for woter frolics. Decorator coordl11at.cl ift fine tos~. $119,500 PREMIERE RESIDENCE -VIEWS! Lannan c~ 01'4 WATH of wpr~ cptality w~ VIEWS frOlll IMlde & olltdoor balcony of layfwot1t & Ou•. Finest decor 2 tt.df"OOlll with IMlhr suite inclucfiftcJ bcrttt, dressiftq one & souno. Privocy, sec•rity & exclusln fociliHes inc.We • palatial sdoft. c.-d oreo, bilicrd rooM, pool -.cl tocimJ. $385,000. 60 I Udo Porte Dr. 1UtMJ 4A - S/S 1·5 P.M. ENTERT AIMER'S DELIGHT-POOL You'll reloa 011d Hioy this u1dqH redesigned Forest Hiiis lttodtl 3 bed. 3 both, formal .clltiftg r"OOlll. mid f ... Hy room. From yow balcony look oYer yow stv1111iftcJ pool, ;ocna. CJOIM room & 9otebo. You nwst sk. the mcnter suife with fin-place. CaHfonda IMllCJ ot Its b•st:-$135,900 INVESTOR'S DELIGHT! Walk to the HACH from this 3 C9td 2 bedl"OOftt DUPLEX. Tet10Rts CCIR ettioy fhe patio or privacy Olt o IMNJ• declr. Seasoned aaN11er /wlnhr trwyd. Offend fltlly fW'nislMd. $210,000 '" WATERFRONT W/PRIYACY In o totaly WA TY orietthd cowuuwJty wittt y,,.,. owa boat sffp -.ct VIEWS of bootillCJ octMty. You'I be pnMld to oww this 3 be*0otn hOIM thot glows wittt owner's pri•. Eltelowd l.y patio with 9re•MrJ C9td MOsslve CMlfdoor brick borbec..e. SPECIAL IONUS ... wheti you buy this hCMM the OWMI" wll lnc:lu* -••• boat! $325,000. OCEANFRONT" HOME MOC)Mfic chcrwt, wW. IMocMI po••MJ swf mMI al tM urenity of If. °" tM wohr. Two-story 3 be~ hOIM with patio. A wcrM and coMfortaltle f•ty hotM. $435,000 BIG CANYON REGANCE TM1 c.ta••• hw ....... M Ill "Ho .. • l•wtlfttl". Tot .. r•fhtHtelit "fte.c:hcl Ill fWs 2 IMdrDOM, 2 M Mtlt. 011 . o\! level h• • seurlt,. gete ee•lroi-111. Two ,n.... petlos pllll rKr~ focllfffH of pool. feem and hfiluis. SI 62,SOO 1 UNITS NEAR BEACH COMplehfy r .... dtl-4 _,.. wlttt M Y.cettCy ,...,.... Mew roof. •tw c.,.,.t, md .-y tdrn. Nh Oii ,.. ••rht with ,::r;: potHtl•I for ., ....... , .. :tr .............. . ,...... ••• ,.,. $261,000. WATERFRONT HOMES ~ W Coasr Highwc>y NewJ'K)f1 Reach 611·1400 159 lMll **U.S.* * *VETERANS* Recent changes m V.A regs may enable you to qualify for $100,000 home IOUI with absolutely NO DOWN PAYMENT. W.WlealEstote an Ora~e County nrm specializ1r..g in VA home 10011$ We're the VETS lhal help the VETS. For more info. call· .............. 541-0800 TRIPLEX Gnat lnco ... !! Sulgle story owner unit wilh 2 townhouse design rea r u ni ts . All with private patio, W /0 hook up & u:id1viduaJ enclosed garages. Ca II now 673-8S50 ONN Ill 9 •II ) /UN 10 rt NI(/• [91HfJtN 2EASTSIDE SPECIALS! TAICIYOUI PICK!! IAUOAPOINT OPlt4 SAT /SUM I ·S 2111 E.OCEAN BLVD. F ir s t o ff e ring : 4 + Bdrma. 2\Az ba. I UD· ken t./R. family rm. 3 tar gar. Stepe to Bay • Ckean. Fee. $289,000. 0.AUDI SHIFHI llALTOI 642-2900 lMMACULATI Altracdve 3 br, l~ b1, move In condition . Fe1tures a country kitchen. covd patio, JDrinki.n front ar ru r. eletrcr. dr opener . Oom ly fencd. Only 93. . C.all rre.iOCiO ror more detalla. THI• HOMIS UMDB 170,000 All in Cos ta Mesa. 2 bedroom. 3 bedroom. we had nln . six arc Rone . Don't watt, or these will be gone too! Call now! LUXUIY POI YOUI DOI.LAI You mus t ee this gorgeous 4 bedroom. 4 b ath, rormal dining room. fa mily room. breaJdast nook, 2900 sq. ft. of luxury. Supe r Cost e Mesa locatio n . Close t o e ver ything & waitln(just ror you. UNITS-UNITS-UNITS Two 4·PLEXES. Lon~ Beach $79.900 Fourplex Costa Mesa Triplex f'our 4·Plexes, Hunt. Beach each $108.000 $135.000 $145.000 each E ight Units $160.000 Ten Units $225.000 Sixteen Units $385.000 Call now for details on any or our investment property. 540-3666 'NIJela11 Real Estate Inc. DAVIDSON REAL TY PRESENTS JASMINE CllllC J UST LISTE D ! Gorgeous condo in fabulous J asmine Creek: Jge . liv. rm .. den, form. din. 1111 .• spacious mstr. suite + 2 lar ge bdrms. Many extras! CALL TO SEE. $269,500 OCEAN VIEW Duno 3 BR & 2 BR. oceanaire. with beaut. owner 's unit up; water view from mstr. BR, den. & decks. Great buy at $197.000. HAllOlt VIEW HOMES Lovely 4 BR home. perf. ror lge. family: on corner lot. Lge. fam. rm. & din. rm.: owner will co-ns ider lease /option. OP EN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 1975 PT. BRISTOL. N. B . Reduced to $158 ,900 LIDO ISLE Exciting 5 BR. 4 ba. home in best of a ll locations; enjoy privacy or sunny patio. Offered completely furn. at $525.000. Ca ll to see. PAIK UDO Plush 3 BR condo. view or pool from mstr. BR. 2 ba. + powder rm. Corner unit with delightrul p atio. Only $98,750. , WIST NIWPOIT Attr. 3 BR home 1 ·blk. to ocean; fee land: lge. sunny patio with room to expand. Only $178,000. D A V [ D S 0 N R E A L T t I N C. • r '"'"I' ·I"\,· •. • 613 90 60 macnab I Irvine realty FINER HOMES •lfG CAMY'OR• >PIN SAT 1·5 P.M. #I 9 IUIMNG TaH De velope r 's own , beautifully upgraded 4 BR home situated on choice VIEW LOT. Outstanding decor incl. designer papers & cpts- dramatic use of warm woods - beamed design ceiling -mirrored tplc -air cond. Terrific pool & patio area. $575,000. (V·3la) TllUL Y A Y ALUI! Terrific Plan 4 Broadmoor on Jg. corner lot. 4 BRs -cozy f amlly rm w /huge used brick fplc -formal living & dining rms - great kitchen w/cbeery brkfst rm. 3·car garage -safe -security system. $425,000. (V·31b} SM TO A"RICIATI Fabulously upgraded & expanded home -5 BRs. family rm, country kitchen -2 fplcs, huge oak paneled g ame rm w I we t bar & s oda fountain + separate kitchen w/g riJI. Finest quality decorator papers w /matc hing fabric.s. Mexican tiJe + stained glass. Pool, spa & covered patio w/gas BBQ. Ideal for family fun & entertainment. $645,000. (V ·3lc > , ,,. flOMTA .. OM •OLP cou•Slt Compare the lo~atton + th@ spaciousness of this custom 5 BR home on the golf course! Awaiting your imagination & personal touch. Formal living & dining rms -1'· wood paneled f amity rm + great view from master suite de ck. '850,000. <V·31d} LYNNE VALENTINE 644.QOO • ' ., •OPEN HOUSES• CANYON CllST A "s uper" loca tion -convenient to shopping. schools & rec.r.eatioo: 1he a r ti11tic decor is outstanding! 3 Bdrms .. 2 'h batht-t & exception a l privacy for a condo. $179.500. #6 C ANYON LANE . NB . OPE N SAT/SUN 1·5 HAllOR VIEW HIU.S Ocean view & exceptional privacy. Spacious 4 bdrm. hom e with "gourmet kitchen": $325.000. 882 SANDCASTLE. N.8 . OPEN SA T/SUN l·S ORIGINAL ILUFFS A very desirable area with tiled r oofs & wide greenbelts . also convenient to recreation. 3..Bdrm .. 2 bath condo: s pacious plan. A quick escrow avail. $13 1,500. 689 VISTA BON ITA. N.B. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5. 1 IWHILE OTHERS SWEL TEI ... you'll enjoy the ocean breezes in this very a ttr. single level 3 bdrm .. 2 bath hom e. 2 Frplcs. & cozy family rm. 3 Car gar age PLUS off.street parking for boat or trailer. $172,500. 3000 CLAY ST .. N.B. OP EN SAT/SUN l ·S. DEERFIELD AREA. IRYINE Like new. 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home . covered patio. cozy frplc . SU0.000. Yo u own the land. #7 SANDERLING. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 ECONOMY MINDED? A choice condo in a prime location on a beautiful greenbelt : 3 bdrms .. 21/:? baths : brick frplc .. private patio. Onl y $89.900. #42 SNAPDRAGON <off Doe OCEAN VIEW SPYGLASS HILLS This rs an exceptional rrome. Ltlre brand new. squeaky clean, ready to m ove in. Ocean views from the m a s ter bedroom . livin g room & kitchen. Lush carpets. inter com . automatic sprinklers. 2 fireplaces. wel bar . on & on . Call to pr eview tflis 4 bedrooro . 2'1'J bath + ra mily r oom "Tradcwinds" & we will be proud to show it to you. Offeced at $389.500. 0,... ~' s-dcry 12-4 9 Ma•clto Dri•• IUILD YOUR DIEAM HOUSE or choose from 3 plans included with either/or both of these 2 cont1guous R· 1 lots in the village of Northwood in Irvine . Ideal locat ion to shopping & freeways. Asking $45.000 each. THE UNIVEISITY PAIK THRACE Most popular "Cambridge" model. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. single story, near schools & s hoppinJ?. Very motivated seller -Submit your terms. Offered at $97.500. " 5-PLEX -ORANGE Two 3 bed room. 2 bath -Three 2 bedroom. 2 bath. Zero vacancies. Just 5 years old. E xce llent investment o pport unity . Flexible on te r ms. $265.000. RENTALS! REMT ALS! We currently have several fine rentals in Newport Beac h. Cost a Mesa. & Corona del Mar. Special opportunity NO W to r e nt BRA N D NEW 2 bed room. 2 bath apartments in Cos ta Mesa at special discount rates or ON E & ONE HALF MONTHS FREE! Call ror details . Traill. IRVINE. OPEN SAT/S!JN 1·5. et] R.C. TAROR CO. HARIOR HIGHLANDS 640·5112 A great family neighborhood & J bdrm. home to be proud of! The huge I family rm. with b rick frplc suggests , .. --------------. serene comfort for the entire family. The rear yard is inviting -especially the pool. $167.500. 1907 BERYL LANE . N.B. OP EN SAT/SUN 1·5 FOR LEASE Brand new 3 bdrm. condo. unfurn .. WOODBRIDGE. $425 Mo . ann.ual lease. IRVINE TERRACE II Bay & ocean view: corne r lot. custom 3 bdrm .. 3 baths. family rm . wet bar. 2 frplcs.. built·in kit chen. Separ at e guest quarte rs with bdrm. & bath. Large playroom with wet ba r. Dar k room. Shake roof. Enclosed heated & filtered poof. Must see to appreciate! Call for app't. 11C 11 THOMAS, REALTOR 224 WEST COAST Hl~HWAY NIWPOIT HACH 541-5527 c;:;sELECT I PROPERTIES TOP PIODUCEI THIS MONTH Dottie E••s MESA VERDE B e tte r th a n new. s pac io u s 4 bedroom. 2 bath home with a large master suite overlooking a lus h. tropical atrium court. ll 's well located on a quie t cul -de-sac in Cost a Mesa's finest neighborhood. $118.000. Don't hesita te . . . Call 751·3191 EAST SIDE TRIPLEX Great location near 20th & Tustin m Cost a Mesa . This 7 ye ar old triplex has two 2 bedroom. l bath units - & one 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 1600 sq ft owne r 's unit. Hig hly upg raded owner's unit with plush carpeting & decorator drapes. Also a private patio & fireplace. Good income . Full price $207.500. Call 556-2660 SHOPPING CEMTH Large 8 unit cente r with fully equip~ restaurant. big parking lot , with room tor SO cars located on a major blvd with high trafltc c ount. Rents h ave not been incre ased for severa l years . $510.000. Call 751 ·3191 COLLIGI PAii POOL HOME Tast efully decorated with earth tone carpeting and custom drape.Ii. 3 large bedrooms & beamed ceilings In the family room make this home a real find. Full price is only 188.500. Call 556·2660. JIJOMwMi a 22111.1.lrtlhl• C.M. 711·llfl M.1.llWUI ~SE LE C T I PROPE RT I E S - OC EAM VIEW WITH PRIY ACY Over ''.l acre of land . surprisingly loca ted at the top of Cameo, Highlands: rustic 4 bdrm. home wi th lot s o f e lbo w r oo m & p a n oramic ocea n & city views Reduced to S247.500 by transferred own e r . See 709 C AMEO H I GHLANDS D R. CdM . OPEN SUN. 1·5 NEAR YACHT CLUI If you are into boating, be sure to see this s h a rp ne w condo j us t a r ound the corn e r from the Newport Har bor Yacht Club. a t 816 W BALBOA BLVD. An outstanding value. with buil t·in security syste m. central air conditioning. frplc .. wet bar. 2 bdrms. & 2 baths . How can you t!O wrong at $147.500? OP EN SAT !SUN 1·5. Fa vora ble financing avail. TALK AIOUT SPECTACULAR? Wa it until you see the view from this gorgeous Ha r bor View Hills home! lt is really spectacular ! 210 Feet across the front or this lot. a n uno bs truc t e d o c ean vie w ! A mag nificent 4 bdrm. home with oane led fa mily r m . ANU formal dining rm. There 's even room to add on. A super buy at $269.000. O PEN SUN. 1·5. See 3007 SETTING SUN DR .. CdM. IRING THE KIDS Spacious 5 bd r m. s ingle story home in the Westcliff area . located on quiet street near Ma ri ners Park & convenient to schools & shopping. Large family rm .. new carpets. new paint. 2 frplcs .. la rge enclosed yard. Reduced now for immediate s ale to $179.300. TENNIS ANYONE? Al m ost new 4 bdr m. view home in Seaview : finest qua lity carpets lhruout: wet bar . 2 frplcs .. lar ge atrium & a fantas tic unobstructed view. Sharpen your tennis on the private community tennis courts. Lowest price for this model at S299.000. Seaview is a p r ivate. gua rded. gated community. RIYEISIDE ACREAGE 95 Ac res ·presently in navels & valencias : just 2 miles So. of the Ri verside Fwy. in the Arlington a rea. Suitable for home or lot subdivision. $12,000 P er acre. HOME PROTECTION PLAN Did you know you can get a 1 year hom e protection plan when you buy thru Ha r bor Realty? A Plan ins~ring you for 1 year against m a lrunction of t h e m ajor appliances & home components in the home you buy. J ust another r ea s o n w h y, m o r e & m o r e ever y da y. w e say, ''l e t o ur experience work for you•·. ..................... , ....................... . HOUSES FOi SALE J llOIOOM 14 Su mrncrw1nd rt C N wport Cr• l>Nl\ 644 7716 $1 .soo llSun 1·5 5'.8 St•oward, Coron 1 d<'l Mar I 771 0456 $176 . .500 .,, ut Sun 1·5 * •602 l.1do P ark Drive C4A 1. N B 6''1· 1400 SSSS,000 Sunday 1·5 75 Seu l. lnnd Dr. <Bitr •yn l n 675 0000 $2.20.000 S t 1Sun t .5 316 W l~h St • ntu Anu 5·•fi·23l3 !65.500 Sul/Sun 1 5 1717 Bok(•r,s~mtnl\n 5 16 2313 S.,i.300 I <;nt ~un 1 !'I J 8't pin f AM aM or O&f •33031 Palo \lto. O.m.1 Poanl 193 !l3tU $110.0C"Ml .Sat • un 1 5 37 Lemon ,ro\1• t Ornni.trtrt>l'' ln·ml' 661 2·U7 $77 000 S. l 11 3 219 la an Rt.·mo 1 t.1tlo hh» ~H 675 ~'6 Opt•n d ~uh l 4 • 2 9 M n cl r o n ~• 1 H .i n t• h o S u n Jo11qu1n lln 955 0989 175.000 Sdt Sun 10 4 1614 Santunt-lla Tt.•rr < lrv Terr I C'dl\t ti73 K494 $179.500 Sun 1 5 # 14 J etty Dr (Jt1i-mint.> C!"rt!ck) CdM 975-0952. 759 O:l63 Sat/Sun 421 P eurl Stn•t•t. Laguna Bc-a<'h 494.9473 Sun. I ·4 • • 35 B:1lbon Coves. N B. 675-6670 $:!50,000 Sun l 5 209 F lowC'r, Costa MesJ 640-5357 Sl43.950 Sun 1·5 243 Hillview. Laguna Niguel 497-1761 $114.000 SattSun 1·5 * 1851 Port Kimbe rly, Newport Beac h 752-1700 Sun 12·5 #25 Tan~lewood. Irvin<.' 752-1700 S92.000 Sun 1-5 17982Norton <Univ Park> Irvine 675-5511 $103.000 Sunday 2·5 330 Morning Canyon . CdM 631·16.50 $325.000 Saturday 1·5 3 IEDROOM 20 Sea Island (J asmine Crk> Npt Bch 631-1400 $135.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 ••19 Balboa Coves. Newport Bc h 631·1400 $325.000 Sunday 1·5 241 E . Wilson. Costa Mesa 548-7454 $92.500 Daily 12·4 219 62nd St.. Npt Shores. N. B. 548·2787 $149.500 Sunday 1·5 21672 Saluda . Hunt. B<'h. by Owner 968-9887 $99.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 420 Lugonia. Nwpt Shrs .. N. B. 642·88.50 $109.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 2015 Leeward Lane. Newport Beach 979-8.533 Sat /Sun 1-5 36 Tanger ine . Irvine 552-4605 Open Sun 10·5 464 Serra Dr. <Cor on a Hlds.) CdM 675-5930 Sun. 1-5 1411 Kings Rd. CClfh vn > N.B. 642-5200 S425.000 fee Sat/Sn 1-5 416 Plata. The Bluffs. N .B. 640-53.57 S224 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 100 Intrepid. Newport Cr est, NB 640-5357 $125.000 Sun 1-5 508 Ventaj a . the Bluffs. N.B. 640·5357 $149.900 Sun 1·4 537 E l Moden a. Newport Beach 752·1700 $116.500 Sat 1·5 2386 Westminster, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $82.000 Sun 12·4 2804 Cliff. Newport Beach . 646-7171 $299.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 · 611 Loretta. Laguna Beach 497-1761 Sat/Sun 1·5 2321 22nd St.. Newport Beach 646-7171 $550.000 Sunday 12-4 1178 Charlesto n. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $83,500 Sun 1·4 2273 Avalon, Costa Mesa 546·2313 Sat/Sun l ·5 1300 Dove r Drive. Newport Beach 752-1700 $169.500 Sun 125 #7 Sanderlin~ <Deerfield ) Irv. 759-0Sll $110,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 537 Vista Gr ande <Bluffs) NB 642-823.5 $141.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 18021 Norton. Irvine 551 ·4741 $96.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 3 IR plus FAM RM or DEH 492 16th Pl., E /side Costa Mesa 645-7221 $119.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 •1509 Dolphin Te rr <Ir vTer) CdM 675-6000 $515.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 545/549 Irvine <Npt Hgts) NB 675-6000 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 221 Via San Re mo (Lido Isle) NB 675-5626 Ope n Daily 1·4 1406 West cliff Dr. <Ws tclf) NB 546-S990 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 188 The Masters Cir., Costa Mesa 548-ll68 Sat/Sun 1-5 2670 Waverly Dr. ( Bayshores > N. B. 646-9057 Sun. 1-5 310 Colleen Pl.. Costa Mesa 642-7817 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 310 Colleen Place. Costa Mesa 642-7817 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 1881 Harbo rbreeze, H .Bch by Owner 968-9887 $129,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 743 Barracuda Way, Lag una Beach 497·1718 $339.000 Sun 12·4 1521 E. Ocean Blvd .. Balboa Penin. 645·1531 Sat/Sun 1·4 2674 Redlands Dr .. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $86,950 Sunday 12·4 2124 Vista Dorado <Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $199,000 Sat 1·5 2921 Pebb1e Dr. <Or ig HVl CdM 675-6000 $375.000 Sat. l ·S 1791 Hummin~blrd Ln .. Costa Mesa 751-8666 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 17 Whitewater. I rvine 640·8715 $255,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 356\ Pinc CColle$te Pk) Irv. 552-02 Slt0,800 Sat. 10·2 • I .. DIRECTORY ...... .._., ... ..., .... ,_ .......... c .. b• 1k&M4M .. ......_.WW.W _._ ._. ~.,..... ... 'r ..... t. ... .. ~·DAILY NOT WAHf All., .... .............. ._ .. _.,_._.,.... .. ..,_lllWwQ lkslalWtc..._ .... ~-...,. 23R1l5 C'ypH.~!'I I.. int•. M 18i-.1on Vie Jo HJ7 747!t $I W 500 S.1t Sun 11 3 • • #2 H:ilho~• O\\'~. N R ti:H 1100 s:~ri 000 Sun I ·5 5114; l\turgm·rtll' <Old CdM l CdM fi7~ 0000 Sln.f>('>O Sal/Sun l 5 245 Pr1111·t•ton l>r <Coll Pk> CM fl 12 ~> $88.000 Sal /Sun 1·5 un:u S«.111 ltuftno Or (Trtlrk llls>lrv ti42 S:..J()() S-96-1 500 kt· Sa /Sun l 5 302 I lt•ltolropt• Cd ··~-~ t1 1 I !XlfiO $W8.000 Sa Sun 1·4 :w :JtKi llcliutro1w. Cor<>nttdel <.ir f\44 90fi0 $290.000 Sat / un 1·4 30 :u HoctP.u<.i Ba.v <Spygluss> dM MO un2 Sat/Sun 1 5 2009 SummNwtnd . S<.inta Ana MO ~;tiG $!J7 .000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 Ii S1h (•r Crcstt•nt <Trllrk Hind l Irv G75 3411 $189.HOO Sal. 1·5 2039 Sh1pwuy (Bayt rest l Npt Beach ti7S 7060 $205.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 5 Jettv Drive c.Jusmine Creek) CdM (;44.4910 $239.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2424 Vistu llop.ur <The-Bluffs) NB 644-4910 $122.950 Sun 1·5 2927 Pt"'rla (The Bluffs> Npt. Beach 644 -4910 S172.000 Sat. 1·5 1619 Bonnie DoonC' <Irv Terr) CdM fi75-3411 S257.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1807 Tradcwinds (Bay<'re st> N B 675-3411 $198.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 444 Tustin <Newport Hei~hts) N.B. 675-4562 S225.000 Sun. 12·4 •3387 Fuch sia . Costa Mesa fi75-6670 $114.900 Sun 1·5 •:H74 Madeira I Mesa Verde> CM 546-5880 St 12.650 Sat/Sun 1-5 2516 Andover .Pl., Colle~e Prk. CM fi40 -5357 $98.500 Sun l ·5 2674 Redlands. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $86,950 Sun 12·4 543 Santa Ana. Newport Beach 646-7171 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 :wo5 West Flight. Sant a Ana 5ifl3-2313 $81.000 Sat 1·4 624 Poppy, Corona de l Ma r 64-0-7729/642·2171 Sat 1·4 1809 N. Westwood. Santa i\na 546-2313 $81.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2437 Duke Pl., Coll. Pk .• C.M. 545-4289 S86.000 Sun 1·5 * l 19 J asmine Creek. CdM 675-5511 $248.500 Sa/Sun /Mon 1-5 2537 Cotter. Santa Ana 75?·1700 $74.900 Sun 1-5 1500 Cornwall. Newport Beach 759-0811 $174.000 Sun. 1·5 3000 Clay St.. Newport Beach 759-0811 $172.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2040 P aloma. Costa Mesa 979.5370 Sal 11·4 1907 Beryl I.:ane. Newport Beach 759-0811 $167,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •49 J asmine Creek Dr .. CdM 675-551 1 $244.500 Sunday 1·5 16 Skysail Way (J asmine Creek ) CdM 642-8235 $269.500 Sal. 1-5 600-l Sth St. CNewporl Heights) NB 642·8235 $198,500 Sat /Sun l ·5 322 Poinsettia Ave .. CdM 644-6200 $269.500 fee Sa/Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOM * •443Canal. Newport Beach 631-1400 $225.000 Sunday 1-5 • * 34 Bal boa Coves. N wpl Beach 631 -1400 $335.000 Sunday 1·5 1421 KinJ!s Rd .. Newport Beach 631-1400 Sal /Sunday 1-5 • 5542 Oakley Terrace, Irv. 752-0759 Open Sun. 1-5 119 Via Me ntone <Lido Is le) N.B'. 675-4562 $475.000 Sun. 1·5 337 Ramon <E/Side> CM 646-3255 $94.950 Sal/Sun 1·5 1902 15th Street. Santa Ana 540-3666 $78.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 209 Pearl, Balboa Is land 640-5357 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2351 Mesa Drive, Costa Mesa 673-8550 $175,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 2414 Bonnie Place. Cost a Mesa 646-7171 $152.900 Sat 12·4 2969 Babb, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $74.900 Sun 1·5 * •3322 Via Lido. Newport Beach 675·5511 $525.000 Sat/Sun 12·4 709 Cameo H 'la nds Dr. <CamHlds > CdM 673-4400 $247,500 Sun. 1·5 15 14 H i g hl a nd Dr . <H arbor Hlds)N.B. 759-0811 $282.500 Sun 1·5 882 Sandcastle <HV Hills) N.B. 759-0811 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 230 Iris , Corona del Ma r 644·6200 $259.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 1R ... FAM RM or D&I 3228 Dakota. Costa Mesa 752·1920 $98.500 Sat/Suri 1·5 972 Junipero Dr., Costa Mesa 752·1920 $94,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 4541 Ririf(hto n Rd .(Ca m eo Shrs)CdM 640·5390 $90.000 Sat/Sun 2-5 •l~Anita Ln. (Wst clf) NB 645-3474 Sat/Sun 1"":30 32592 Azore!\ Road. Laguna Niguel 499·3700 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1581 Skyline Dr .• Laguna Beach 497·1718 $249.000 Sun 12-<t 365 Heather Pl . North t:nd. La(!Bch . 494·8672 $325.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 1436 ~rincrs Dr . Npt. S ch. 642·3272 Sl72.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1911 Yacht Ma ria <Sea vu> NB 675-6000 $289.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 223 Via San Remo (Lido Isle) NB 675·5626 Open Da ily 1·4 17 Stillwater <Turtlerock > Ir v. 640· 1812 . Sat/Sun l ·5 18 Morro Bay CSpy~lass > CdM 640-1812 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 ~ .~ontecito Dr. <Spyglass> CdM . 640-5112 $389,500 Sat /Sun 12-4 •9642 Scotstoun. Hunt. Bch 963-4026 $113.000 Sat/Sun 1·5, 1527 Anita Ln .. Newport Beach 640-6259 $235.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 233 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 644·9060 Sat/Sun 14 :30 2501 Windover. Corona de l Ma r te'l -3444 $298,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 1975 Pt Bristol <HV Homes> N.B. 673-9060 S158.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 432 Isabella T err .. Cor ona del.Mar 644-4848 $400.000 Sat. 1·5 * •924 W. Ocean front. Newport Bch 675-6161 $485.000 Sun 1·5 1705 Berke ley. Santa Ana 540·3666 $92.000 Sat /Sun l ·5 2036 Pt. Provence <llV Homes> N.8 644-9060 Sun. 1·5 • • 1024 E . Balbou Blvd <Penin I NB 644·9060 $795.000 Sun 1·5 2127 Yacht Radiant CSeavu> NB 675-3411 $328.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2510 Vista Baya Cr < Bk Bay) NB 642-5200 $275.000 fee Sa/Sun 1 ·5 2111 E. Ocean Blvd (Balboa Pt.) NB 642-2900 $289.000 fee Sa/Sun 1-5 2707 Canary, Mesa Verde. C.M. 546-2313 $159.500 Sun 1·4 932 Azalea cGreenbrook l C M. 546-2313 Sun 12·4 1044 Concord. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $107.000 Sun 1·5 18932 Racine (Turtlerock) Irv. 83'.t-9293 S124.950 · Sat/Sun 1 ·5 747 Coast Vie w. Lag una Beach 497-1761 Sat/Sun 1·5 3007 Setting Sun <HrbrViewHls) CdM 673-4400 $269.000 Sun . 1-5 2422 Wintersweet. Irvine 752·1700 $106.000 Sun 12-S 2601 Windover <HV Hills) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1421 Outrigger <HV Hills) CdM 644-6200 Sat /Sun 1-5 lt9 Caraway <Woodbridge> Irvine 644-6200 $117.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 •19 Burning Tree <Big Cnyn ) NB 644-6200 $575.000 Sat /S urlt-5 *19 Royal St. Georj?e <Bip;Cyn ) NB 642-823.5 $649.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •15292SeineCir. (Ranch } Irv. 642-8235 $116,500 Sat /Sun 12·4 ••320 M o rnin ~ Sta r Ln. <DoverShrs)NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2871 Bayshor e Dr. <Bayshores> N.B. 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 2008 Yacht Vii:.?ilant <Seaview> NB 642-8235 $315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5162 Skfoner . Irvine 642-8235 Sll9.500 Sat. l ·5 132 Via Undine CLido) Npt Bch 673-1020 $398.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 IEDROOM 2735 San Juan Ln. <Mesa del Mar ) CM 556·6885 $129.000 Sun. 11·4 14962 Piper Circle. Irvin~ 640-535~ $115.000 Sal /Sun 1·5 5 IR plus FAM RM or DEH 4175 Williwaw <Rcqt Club ) Jrv. 559-4175 Sat/Sun 11·5 30502 Paseo De l Va lle. La~ Ni~uel $395,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1801 Port Carlow CHVHms) NB 675-3411 $211.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 10424 Nightingale Cr .. Fount. Vly 546-8640 $118.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 20291 Beam Cr. Cli(!hthse) HB 536·8836 $178.000 Sat/Sun 10·4 •2764 De Sota Ave. CMdelMar) CM 556-2660 $120,000 S/Su 12 :30-4 :30 21 Silve r Crescent<Trllrk Hlnd >Irv. 675-34ll $239.900 Sat/Sun.1·5 2078 Tustin, Ne wport Beach 645~ $167 .000 Sat. 1 ·4 2015 Pt. Provence <HV Homes) N. B. 759-0811 $177.500 Sun. 1·5 6 llDIOOM 411 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar 673-5354 $380.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 8't ... FAM RM or 0.. 1813 Hummin~blrd . Cosin Mesa 752-1920 $215.000 Sun 1-4 ••2266Channel Rd .• Newport Bch 644·9060 $975.000 Sun. 1·5 1086 Tula re. Costa Mesa 540·3666 $142.900 Sun l·S • 17 Point Loma (SpygJs > CdM 675-3411 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •#3 Montecito <Spyglass) CdM 6734400 $515,000 Sun. l ·S .. CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE Z llOIOOM 1000 E. Bishop. Unit J .2. Santa Ana 540·3666 $48.000 Sat 1·5 1000 E. Bis hop # E·4, Santa Ana 540·3666 $.51.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 lS Big Dipper Ct .. Newport Beach 646-3255 S82,500 Sun. 1-4 :30 312 Sydney Ln .. Costa Mesa 645·0303 S89.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •5262 Plumtree. Irvine 673·8550 $84.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • # 1 Sundance. Newport Beach 646-7171 $79,500 Sun l-5 816 Balboa Blvd~ N~wport Beach 673-4400 $147.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 1325 Bayside Drive. CdM 644-7211 $155.900 Sat/Sun 14 :30 #29 Mon tan a s E s t e <Ranc h o S.J . >Irv. 759-0811 Sl24.500 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEH 19 Viejo. Ranc ho San J oaq .. Irv. 752-0392 $145.000 Sunday 1·5 2554 Elden Ave. CCed ar Glen > C.M. 642-6734 $89.500 Sat/Sun 10-5 61 Pinewood <Woodbridge> Irv. 749-0811 $119.SQO Sun. 1·5 3 IEOROOM 307 Esquina <The Bluffs> Npt. Bch. 644-9060 Sun. I ·5 :n 1 Alta Vis ta. Costa Mesa 548-5647 $94.500 Sun 2-5 2930-C Bradford Place. Santa Ana 642-4758 $6.5.000 1 Sat/Sun 1·4 2195 Vis ta E ntrada <The Bluffs) N.B. 640·5560 S159.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 #42 Snapdragon . Irvine 759-0811 $89.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 689 Vista Bonita <The Bluffs> N.B. 759·0811 Sl31.500 Sat /Sun 1-5 =6 Canyon Lane <Canyon Crest ) N .B. 759-0811 $179.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 3 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 306 Avenida Cumbre <The Bluffs) N .B. 640-5560 Sl72.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2156 Vista Entrada <Bluffs> NB 631-1800 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 405/405'':! Heliotrope. Old CdM 675-6000 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 189 Virginia Place. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $145.000 Sunday 1·5 2 llt & 2 .. 6708 & 67081h Oceanfront 631-1266 $385.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 130 43rd St.. Npt Beach 675-0475 $175.000 Sunday 1 llR&2H 112 42nd St.. Newport Beach 631·1400 $210,000 Sunday 1·5 187 Albert Place. Costa Mesa 646-3255 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 168 M a~noli a. E astside Costa Mesa 673-9479 $178.500 Sat/Sun 2·5 Z IR & 3 IR plllls FAM RM or DEH 603 J asmine. Corona de l Mar 675-5726 Sat/Sun 1·4 HOUSE .& GUEST FOR SALE 3 IR & GUEST 1911 Heliotrope. Santa Ana 631-1900 $245.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 IR & I II 215 St. Andrews Rd., Newpart Bch 540·0608 S at /Sun 1·4:30 2 .. & 2 .. 620·6201h Iris. Corona del Mar 673·5354 $179.500 Sun. 1·5 707 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 675·3331 $179.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 357 16th Place. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $123.900 Sat /Sun 12"" * ..... ** w ..... ... *** Wllaft ... &P..e ' DAIL V PILOT €§ •.•..........•....••... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM HOME IH ltG CANYON 1l\.IJ lovely horne on th11 l(Olf C-OUtSC h11i. 5 !Ill• bdtmi. . ~tudy . <in t'normC>U9 h1m1ly rrn. & ,, compll•W walk 1n hur 'Ille beaul1ful .:ruuod~ rn l'I. covered pu•ro. pool. jocu.a1. $750.000 PANORAMIC .. vww, Includes OCtJan. buy & night lights, frorn tru• encbu.nUog 4 bdrm • family rm. homt' with IOv(!ly central courtyard . Ho m t! 1s on lc.ri.H' ~rnds. om.~rlng mux 1mum pnvuc)' OPF:N HOUSE SAT/SUN I 5. 2501 WlNOOVElt. CdM 129R.500 ~CURE: &CM¥NY 631 -3444 "FIXER" $37 900 Cutl•2 llr w!rrpk. ()wnt!r will fln<int·l' No lm.111 r1•l'S/OO qua ltfyi n ~ 1, Hurry! Won'l lai,t !' ~7'l<!l CLIFFHAVEN 2 Bdrms .. 2 bath!>. den. frpk. Close to schools & churches Short escrow poss1 bit!. S149 .500 b'73-3663 642-2253 associated BROKERS-RE AL TO AS JOH W Bolboo 41l·J4bl MOTIVATED SB.LER Real E:.tate Pride Of OwMrship! 5 BR. 3 BA. prof lndscpd w/sev patios. Frml on. FR w/bltn bar, sep lndry rm. 1,~ ac. lot w/ocn & ca nyon view!> A dream of' u' home. A real buy • Call now.979·53711 ALLSTATE REALTORS DECORATOR'S OWN HOME NOthmg spared lo make 1l bU1. New plush neutra l shade crpts. Hough sawn ('ed ar pan l-l rn ~ Or:unattc atnum e nlr} H~c hv rm Dual Hf floor l o ce 1l1n ~ slumpstone frpk. Cov·d patio l aced w /artrslrt treatment or lattl'c work Call today for appl. Open Evl.'l> 545-~91 3 br. P• ba. nice yard. 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WIN DRIFT pll11 a1 bdrm a1ue1t un ''· oo the bl*arh .ide of lht hwy , n t<Dr Jrl tM ota1 y '1Ch041I 1111'1 M BR aullc Spanish Flreploc. with Rl•!it 8o Hunt Sch lot• 11.,.t.I of. ln rlly VlttW )Jwnellt'r1 IJrJtet inti Gn:i 0 Lalor IOJ.: ·ovcrt'd J'nllo Frull l'roten onally deconil enter1na an in turiur "'°"'· t:xrcll\'ntly pt1rcd '1'-H 11 ll lilim 1 1l1•n 11111t " 111r rn11d1t10nln• l,.u llt llOil••llll•d d1tHft1l1ll 1lru1,1111 Al witll'1w111 r Nr."', 111t111 111 o~ 11t'r n1U11t ··II. sur..11110 lf'Cl'J. l.'C1 Move In condtllon whic h rdlc·c·l• c•11tm alM ,9"!0 l!t fi72 Saluda . 11 u elto1ance. 1111111111 wallt•d s u ll • ~ o o 2 1 1111 1 frnly rm w/allrk b1&lanct llu rtiortirl•t•it•, 11 Ii form Locwl1•d m lh\' San OP91 HOURS I ·5 c-tou hnnll' with In f/lflM' ·~ u rN•I hud11l'l ll\'h hH f1>1 thl' 1tr11w11111 f11nill y Ju•t ll11 tt•d •• , ... ~ c .. A.AA lfftty 5.,-.k:e 714-7616 $\29,000 J111qul n 10H \'lllHl!e 714-961·9887 UllWW. 1145·* ~'""7 llU YI~ UDOJ 1.,Wtftc~ ....... lh bHt. D•d tM few M ...._ c•i61 ......... OM1*14Y.s ......... ~Mcll terrs• I _.. .~ lt09t. ,._ _.... wey ................. k4lt .., .. ,, ~. w .... \.We Y ... h''do• ,... ... _..I ...,._ SUl,000. O,IN SAT I SUM I J to 4 ,,M, 114 J1 It) IJrtVV OCIAHNONT CAMEO SHORIS ... Mcc.,...c111 tt.Gffy 4 '4· 7 55 I IJCC&.USIVI SHOllCllFFS 'I lJt1rm111 • .nd \ludy lll·111.1Uful acreu11 cunyon wwl uu•un v1rw 6Jt.tHO ... r. 1024 CEDAR GLEN Ol1Unctlv 2 aod 3 ""'1.room condom1n1umt1 from.W.:)()11 ~!';Iden Ave-, (' M 642 6734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VA PJIA TF.llM ~ rrs A PLEASURE Gnmou..':i a I.Kirn\. fu1 U'lii.I d1n1na. ('UI d41 U I C . c11tl11:dr11 I 011(' 11 bt.• 11 rn l'l·Wn.: w11ttru thll'k C'fPlf( S\•1• lll IJ\•llcvt' Nt•1ar ic olf t·our1c lt4~.cxt> (.;1111 (;\•ntury 21 Gui(! Co11111 Ht·.tltori. ~111!8 --Ownrr muat •t-11 n1·w up l(rncl •ti 2 bd1'11l 2 h11 Condo. ;!\lo, rnr 11urui.w. Wtll11b ct 1w11r uc~un soo.~ c: ah 001.1 J4:,4 01'84HOUSi 1.2) pm Sal " Son b ctipllonully d cJn. l•t trart, 3br. l~hl* SHll.500 liy Ow111tr 6701 M t111u11 Ur 84U1211 , I It JASMIMI CUM oa1v1: • ,,.. .... t ...... J co1::!L i. h lllHrt _. c ....... det M9-. A--~-. ,,......,_ w.., ef lft -,...a, t-n111, flHHIS cou•Ts & cl ........ ~ !MW ,._ I -.,... ...... t1ttte '"*'u111s, ....., rOOM & OCUH wlew. 1 .... dlote p•t .. tdOfl U0,500. O'IN SAT. SUH ft MOti' I to S ' M. ... I IHI r. " l'ool ll1t 1• .1 ... 0 11t·11 ~111 Sun • 1 "4J Bnathtcm lld I 11 \1 ltG ltG ltG COOT A MES /\ u.o·~p Lol l'\l'un3lir, l '~Ba . tw lot, ( ' •· .. ... "'" l2 4 QUll'l •t. 1 \v m1 frum lwh Jvi.·11 , .. ,. ... l .... n ... 4.500 Pnn only 111t•;i'lt' lJHEAM HOlJSI'. umqut• dClllj!n Prirticl hc•low m11rkt't valu1: SI IV.~ 642. '1ll11 MEW HA.CH HOME By bulldl'r. bloc•k lo beueh. 0Cf'1tn v1t•w.;, UH 41,oa ha. 3000 1q fl. lri.t b1tkon11•11 208 IMh !\1 $1!X'>,<WX> A1110 4 tt It. :.! ' · hu ul IK>I 17th St $l2'J.000 ~11111 COLI OF NEW PORT auLTO•S 251 S t. Coost Hwy., COf"OM dll Mer 675-5511 1002 ~·.a.d 1001. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • FALi.BROOK • ROUSROYCl (' 1 r t· u I o r 11 r 1 11 t• 1~1Uli)'llftJ lvunt.1111, :1110( Ml ll S1Jll lll1th I hH It 1111.1 ~11et'tu1·ulwr 11u IJ\<\•r lk II :1+u1• of A11oc utfo11 :, 1·.i.r j!Jf + mon-$4~1.000 SIJUTHIS MOMEMT •••••••r••••••••••••••t CAU. the office with 25 ynon lolboa ls.land Retall lua. su.ooo l .. hoflte S23T.SOO 3U home S2U,OOO Dpb0tt water S450,000 WllMryllty. 67l·6tOO 11 rould be your ·1 I.IC bdrm, 1>ant'l~d llv rml•---------1 w11>cam + <·uth ce1ll(!t, SKY HIGH ! t11m rm 11r d1nin1t rm (.In!! of th, hlluntl !'i 111o~l IU"\'«l k1tc-h, ull 1111 I Ul'l't' lntl•rc1>t m" u nd wll1:111 w I c 1 l r u .., I r t• t• i. honll''I 3 Slllry:i w 1th lov fo' u 11 t 1d1ou11 I Y k t• flt \•ly 1<urdton palm w k1lch Sl~'l.000 & dmtnl( 1u e ll pn lop fir S' ...... RIS"SUuse.T Thi .., hornt• t:ik•·.., .1 ~ .... " .. ··i.~l'tJI llWM'I ' you !'-a>c.·lut.IL~I 2 Jklrin horn•" ~v~ 111 1wt! 11 • i\ LSO l"U!!llC fq1lr + honui. r111 • I'-,1 ;i l!flrm rc•ntul on Julll un<tcr 1) .11 1.1111• fur xl nt ~ummcr Garden. fumlly frull & mtwnt• ht-.h lundsc·.i11m1t /\It for $285,000 uoJy $11!1.~Hl ti.Wfef leyoolch 640.5l90 lwnn \ '" ~ S.t/S..nday I to 4:30 IAYSIDI Vll W COHDO l':Xlria 1un• 2 liK r11J11lo ov\•rluulun~ 1111111111!1 ,111.t ht.1o1L11 Only $U~.uoo 1325 loyslde Dr. "'" IJ111•t't11111~ 644-721 I SHORECLIFFS VIEW lm~11111 1111110<.• f.1h1l11• 6(1Vel. way to lflll)felt!'IVI' entry hull r1·111u111H' spiral i.t111rt·u11l• k.1drn~ to m1111111f1 cent IOJi.tc•r :iutle Fabulou~ rou111ry kitchen lihUI ell oCNln lit ranyon \11ew' Lui l(t· 1111 room for f'•>ol I n1•rt•cllhlt• f .. m I I )' h II 1n ,. ... 0 r pnvak \how111~: rnll 1'1'J.~ 2'.l l t: 22nd •• l'arkrnlC ., Ownl-r/81(\ M&·27la Nt.cru~w ? sh a r 1,1 M '-' 11 " N 11 r l h . a.>.it ., Jbdrm 11\fo b11. Nl:w 11aml t 'ou11trllCUOll ., Ins Ide & OU l N (' w l'Nl.•k RV O S I fo\ltUJ'\> Duplt•x ., carpets P\:O um uy ti't;! ~19. 11aunl ~~~IJ.~ lll•uul I t.11. J bo , hgc furtl nn, Ml•1111 Vl'rd~ North M7 33.\2 Ownt•r l<l,iol~ANT bul comforta blr. lustrrully del·urukd $76,500 11 3 Bdrm W/8CP l(Ul'I>\ or uwonw urut Xlnt l'titld G<lc.xt loc. Cull rest DK:VIM aEALEBTATE 642·6368 111 warm t<&rlh tones Th111 2 11tory. 5 bdrm. J bu homt1 will plcuc 1·11~ryooc wllh It'll lt•11k ~~~~~~~- Onor'lnl(, plw1h w111l It> ~ew cust.om + Ncwpurt wall <'itrpt•tllll(, t<lci,iunt llciithtll Century :ti tlt&IJCll & 1·omplC'lP up Newport_Center. 640 5357 urud... Noxl w t><'hool8. llttrk, 11hopvln.:. h•nnli. & F,NT t: RT A I N lo: It ' S rt'<'rt•&llon 1n t•h11rml ng UEUGIIT Coiy & 'hurp ~fr~a dt!I Mar 11~.000 You w 1 11 11 k 1· 1 I 1•nn11 only Owner/ Redewntcd film hon ll' AIJt'nt ~ ~ w3br, 2ba & 11 II( rum 1 m w/huge bnck frpk "" HY OWNl':H• Munt1rl'llo s umable loan $7:.i.~uo Twnhmc. 3 tldr , I V. l>a. Call l.Ol:lay. 979.~:nu 11ha.rp hm. IJ4'IOW mllrkt!l Jlf'll'f'' ('all 545 8354. or A i\SSIS'f u St:LL9'7 8400 LLSTATE TWO OM A LOT REALTORS Nt•w l! 11eparate huui.ca ·---.-.-. ------• One 3 nR 2' ~ UA < t,400 HOWSOOH EASTSIDE R-2 f'r~11hly p1 rnt1:d 2 U It c-tJtta~c on buJldl4blc R 2 lol $14,900 Attt•nl ~TJ87 • $69.900. ('ult• :lhr h1>nw on l ri•t• II.Md Ktret•t Nu "'Oll('Y ckrNn to Vt!# (;u II NOW /\~cnt !l•lf> 0:1."• I EASTSllJI': Jhr, 1 ~.hu. frplc. 2 puuu:.. 1111·1· yd Xlnt cond 1111.~Kl 0111.'n Onily. ~IH 7454 Hy Owner Uy ()wn1•r. 4 btlrm. 1 1~ ha New rnvl. p.111111•11 111 & out <.:I~• l11 ilC'h1111l11 & 11Lort•11 $i12.250 ( 'ontrnc·t of 1rnll' (';.ill lur u11Pl !'14, I(~ ~H&llROOK IA.IGAIH lmmoc• :J lld1 m + l(llrden k1 l d1end11mtl v rm twlfl'M• Lovm•!ly n 1r1>1'1 for ul.'lld<' Al out Nr i.ehl'> chorch1·-. & .,h1111p111~ fJ00.0011 W..,,.twlon leolty 972-1104 NEAR PARK o.eorator't OeUtt lluve to Kl'l' to l11•hl•vc 11\Ji 3 lir l11rn1ly rm. l)fH>I & JUCU7LI Sll!I :w<I Call Jt..1yu . a&el tor •ll'IJl 2 I 3 I 3 4 h I h 7 11 o r i131:rl4·891 t Open HM. Hr. 8ch. •br, 2ba. rum rm 1!1<1.VI)() Hy o~nt-r tlfi2 ~ltf• AGEM Light, hnuht & 1•h1·1•ry -ibr. till rm Nc•wl y J)t11nted 1n111d1> & oul Nt•w l'ilrpt:ltnR thruoul c 10b<' 1J1 heach l'nt'l•d l•·luw murkl'I $!.l.>.500 (.)1 II !M)l 4f.02 1'1•1wn1?1nn ProPt•rtu·i.T S I ~ l'AHK Ill N TING TON 4br fm rm Inn dfln l6x2211dded rec rm l'ul de sac locuuon l'r11·1•1I to i.t>ll at $t 11.!>0fl (.'Jll ~ P~nrungton Pro11t•rlll''> SSl,500 Super mrc· I Bdrm ('oodo cm I floor Ownc·t ... 111 t·111b1dcr l''llA 01 \A r111:in1·1n~ l'IUNSET It ... ~!>7·8623 Payne & A.uociotes 714/1·728-1174 I'll l'<HUlldl•r t rudt•& 111> tJ .. .rt <'ar, plant'. Pll' OWN !':It fi4U IH!l5 ~r21 . 1111 ft l &t On~ 2 UR l 111 llA ( 1.200 sq fl ) till Ch ha.' own uttchd 2 cur l·11cl 11urai.te & pnvuH' pull o /yurd Be ll!l (Jw1wr u t ltlll A&ll Ma6(nol111 St 1-;;isli.1de $1711,500 Owner I A11c nl. ll7:! U471J CAM YOU MOVE7 In lo l h Is 11 up t' r r •• modeled 3 Bdrm, 2 h11lh Mei.a Ve rde hh m •· lo'eutures a new ro11f. 111.'W k1tt:hen, new b11th . tll'W carpe!JI und nuw 11<1rl1·tl 011 family room a111I ma.'it~r bdrm. A11k111k 011 ly $87,500. Call 5'1ti :>Hiio for more detuils Fu11lu!'t lll' hnmc· for 11 PRESTIGE TRACT f!row i n ~ f ,irn ily' :i Owner transferrc•d Mti"'l 111.Jroom:.. f11mlly room lJtoauuful 4 Udrm . :! ... wr~ anti curtll'f l11l' t1u11•l on murket Tastclull~ 111· ,...wport Center 640-5357 ---------•I F111rnly hom1• ncur wultr Ard11t1•cl r e m od e led wood & t(lllb!'t, hrdwd fin. llc<·lu., !lkyllghl <ilrtum In M'>tr sul le LI( lol Owner llllf.~ 1142 71.117 s lf•'l1I' 1·orntl'd. hu~w 1 t·tl-w1111<f Tai& to I.ct Carpet ~aL.Cbo for plant" or w rn IA.YCREST 4 fir 3 bu. <'l'ntun 21 °'8'4 SAT /SUH 1-5 Nt•wpon I '1•1111•1 1,40 !1;J.'>7 20ltSHIPWAY 2 IDRM COTT AGE rtus Income Unit l't•j(l~ed harl1wr1111l rloor~ OCJITl(.'tl <'e1h11~'· 2 lont•k ~pla<>f'' .cntl 111t 1• n1un try k1tl'lll ll W•Utteft 754·1202 m('r retrcul 1'111·1• r .. dutcd W $103.000 S&iper 2 llll, 11• ll..1 horn1· SUNSET It 1-. . NEWl'O~T 11 ... \C II • lc6oa P"'nsula I 007 I ST TIME OFFUEO IH SS YEA.RS 4111).l<>OM POol-5'A. w/Jul·u1.11 Only $11~.uoo f).')7111.iZJ w•: Down, owrwr will ---------spnt'1uu:it a h•h '" J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1J,.1h ... fnmily rlll t hrkl1>l rni h11nw 111 tit• Hit1L'>l' t 1·01t,111c IJ1•h1nd I 1 I( h t f 11 I 11 r ,. 11 11 ( 111· •· .1 11 I r 11 11 I 11 n I Y HAY<.:lli';ST' ll !-pk,,. $l:IO,UOIJ l'r1ni-Onl) 1111llo. i;pnokh•r-. l'rln'1(•rtf11111l . du1.1l1•)1 11n ---------• lt•1111I R 2 lol. 1•lo'l1· lo 'ho/~ 1.11111 V1llu111• u n ·•1 vulue f11r ~l!l,:100' NEWPORT IE.ACH l'1111nt'ry llfl'i.I , ('OM Mt-:H C'l t\I, Bl.f>C: Jl•ll!l('fl to nuir1111• l'llUI 11 .. u1~~ & wrv11 l' :41'11..r Wiii fln11m·1· hullmt'I' 111 l1Ur(·hu.."M.• ~11ir1• $1!111.tMIO' lalboo loy 'rop. l•oltors • 675-7060 .. CAN YOU BB.IEVE THIS? You t•an llw· 111 llw 1h· 1111 ,1hlt· l'ah-.JtJt•-. :ir t•:.i for lt•s' thau $00,11001 t 'ul•• 2 Udrm n, b11Lll hou.w 1111 htr~\: lot and huJC 11 2 t•ar icur Call to dll) 1411!11 . K.Jt. ,ROPERTIES 493-938. 1'1.1 'S 2 Bth111. 2 h.clh 1m·11m•• Will Wllh prl \I Ille jJltl lfl and yerd Red to $115.000 f''Oll l N .. 'OKM l\TICI:"{ Caft 644·721 I H you've bcl·n wailtnll ft.er lh1i; Onl'. h~re 1t 11! lt 2 lol t2 Bdrm house 1n· <'ludl'd fr<>~· I !loom for duplex Plui. (1.117:1 "q fl ) Gf"t'ut E&!ill>ldc loeat1on 1'1k1og $65,0UO Cull ~IO 1151 • ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Superior 11lew11 frnm th1" gorgeous bluffs top tn level Double door 1•ntrl. l'legan~ mirrored wall1•1I lnnng rm fo'ormul· din mg, 2 fplcs, 4 i.p11t·11111' hdrms. family room opt!ns to 11p:irkhn11 JH H>I and 6' circular srrn t~ 1ant f1repll ! Covered v ww p11twand b11lcony Mut·h, ----much more ! Pnt•t•d lo ~-.-i.._.~..., ........ ~ El.WANT but comforla· Hell fa.st, c111l 54U 2.313 .:;m~~;.~·: .. ~t~:~~~~1~~~ li·1p·~1t1 r 2 UH .1h•o. i•' hu llolh Am 0 n " l h 1• mun y I•--------• huvt· w1•1 lmri. & launtlr)' umcnlllt!I urc 0111•r 125 THE SEARCH rurrv cont nwt U': int o nl y 1-·r ank l.t•ur1I bkr /OWnt'I ~\h :~ l!l Ml'i>ll Vl'rdt-Bun·11l11 huilt home, :1 llr v. ~tum 1""11. Jacu111 1111 ml'llr bdrm. flr\'1111 1·11H•r1•d patw. prof l:.111tJ\l 01l•n~ J\1t.:, UIJ~ni1l1'ft thruout or park 11.•>lft n1ir,,1· Pnl'<'<l lo .. ell SMll.0011 UVOWNt:H 7!lt Hhflf, Colh,·ict• Purk :1 hr hnnll'. cul de llM' -.tn•l'l. 1111·" funuly honw Sllfi,OUO MenlM!'> 42"9 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• roin1.. roll11 o( wallpaper, tcuk & ---------•1 Corona del Mar I 022 S.,1•111d'ru1> ms 5Wi l ii e fl oor s . l u v 'i. h IS l:HDIDll ---------•1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•1 drnpcn c11 & much mor~. ~verythlng ·you've (•Vl'r Mugnlflctinl 111•t•1111 vll'w New :J 1"1 Otit:n Sul & Sun l2 5 J:lilll ('olc•AICI Alli 833 Of'..!!. 64~ ~7.\2 ... .,.,"Mf 70/oVALH H E T Mc!>O dcl Mor $1~.000 wante d l!I in t h1 !> ~~ C.AHYOM OM MEWOH MARKE Prine Only Owner / beaut1rul•l.k1rm :1hu1h J.ui.ur111ui. ot•t•a n vww ::.m>:lt• fa11)1ly home:-. 11r Ult' harbor 2012 tn 321141 "'I fl corn 1nii 1111011 ' MU·5111 Ul!outlfully d1•1·11rulP1I :J M111h "111~ht uf11•1 :!hr& Cort)11a t1111hlund11. :t Agcnl5.Vifillll5 home. ll feoturt·,.. 11 Udrm. 2'' bulh (;ar1h•n 1h•11. 2 b.•. 1oq1rm ru!l\ll' hdrm.'I , 2 IJ11lh11, frJ1l1· , c-ustom pool and 1ar-u11.1 (imvt•Condo 21·Jr 1-111r h111r11·1111l'u11v•111w111t1ts :rnme ocro n v1 1•w , UHOER$80,000 and s undcck off 1111· (>wJ1'•r tran!>ferred A-. 11wn 'I'""~: (,•ti str~11m r1nvul1• twurh1•i. Op1·11 lly owner 3 l:JR. 2 ba, lrg master bdrm l'n1·e h.1~ 1>u11)(' 1.'>7 .000 V i\ l1Ju11 Mou 111a1 n 1· n It 1 n a t Sun I 5 16.\ S1•rrn f)r1 VI' yurd, RV uct'l·:.i.. hack just hecn reduced $.'i.flClll M~~ .. ~! i-: ~::c~~~~·;I~~;,;; 11(.~!:~1 > 31, [li. LiTe\T~j l;i ~~. ~~7,~~~e.!>~~~!>~ }~%.:~l~~~ 54(i ~, OPEN HOUSE ()111·nSul &Su11 l l1i1n 'ff ... ~ !I 7•: v J\ 111 a n A Al. f~I l'OjlJI\-$:.!111,0011 1 1'1TJL ti H'J91092, ~ Zfjij() Owrwr i\ox11111.., • 675-5930 • Ren "TIL YOURS :\ f\c>t1room, I \• h ulh MO 77~111r1tl2 2171 .lhl'i I. c 1 Ill\, c tl\I By Owne r lmmuculale :111r. 1 '•1>3 12x111 ram rm w I f r p I 1· S p a . 1lll t'rownv1•, new roor. t·ompll•ll'ly upRrncfed rn.ooo . Princ111Jh only 6t\2 25G3 fum1ly hnmt <'nv1•1 l'll --LO_W_E•S•T•P•R•l•C•E-•I p11t10 $71.(J)O 1111 ll'fm' 754-7800 IN lllVINE'rnRRA<'F. With ,, -.purkhng bay & - .. -. tlC.'t•un vtew. 2 Lartt~ 1•n Mulhearn 11·r1 .11n111i: p11110 ... i l ltdrm 1h·n. 2 lmth1>. 11111 8 ~ lnJ.C 11 .. 1111. too' lk1h11·1·1I Sfuf,, to $17H ~Oil lt•u,t•l)old . $2211.~ 1nl'lu1lln1< land 01•·n Sun I ~ HIM S1111 t.;mt'llu T1•1 run• A.DUL TS OHL Y $41,900 2 story. 2 l>C'llrt1111n , 1•11111111 m lk.'Cunty 1m:11 NN1r South Co1111t l'lutu "'u II 1inr1· $4fl.OOO l mmtd1111t• OCcUpllnl'Y lfurr,y. tako adv1mt11ae Call tl4tl 4417 Qi. KE:Y G8'1 P.€AL TOP.S ii 'f..1m11Jm ,;,.;.Jin'> .... 'lufu:1lt(',) t/?-1-.W.91 1436 E Coaal Hwy • CdM ' CHAltMER $195,000 2 houw~. IP. Jot, :1 UH 2 81\. t l\R l Ill\ llcduccd for fo1'1 •o lu. C.11 Scoll 840~1 IYOWHER qtJIET RESIDENTIAL IHYIROHMEMT 'J'wolnrJW ~·droo1oi.. lwo hath~. hu1<'' 1•111t·rla111 mc:nl 11t•ck Vil'W 11( l111li.. PM v1111• lwal'll IH''''''' 11711.5011 I '17 1 111:11; or ~14!1~ ZUHITSSl79,000 Open Sat/S..n I to 4 707 Goldenrod Two l!4.•r11rnt1· 2 11r 11n11s on ful lol l .. 11111tlry. pullOll Uood ('oml ~ Hrt!ChlC"I &t A11w0t· 229 Manm• Av1• f)7~• :1:t:11 SlWER OCEAJo4 VU J /\ S M I N I•: l' I\ ~: I•: K l(uartlcd C'ntry l'lun 5 1295,000 () W l' l'rint• Only . Call ror ,1ppl Owner/ A.:t 1140 1127 or ~:1174 ,lJCE REDUCED $2W,5oo to S25~.ooo COSTA.MESA 1813 .......... ntblrd iXECUTIVI HOME tr.lcj(ont, r1111tom re m11dt-ll•tl home wllh 6 bdrrM 11nd 3 both~ Thi! 1mnkl•n hvinu rl)()nt leads t11 u l;irl(t' eonv11r11111lon pit with ovo.:r 1<1z1•d (1~plar<' Pl.US two uddl· t.1onu l flrepl8''•'11 1n the fo'ormol 01n1111t Room a.Oil lh1· fo'urnlly Room• Thi• bettullful honw r1h1 pl1r11 t•xten.s1v(• u11e of w11llpitPl'r . c u Nlom clra~>tt 11nd bll11d11, 11nd plo~h carpc\ 1 fk>ot or trwller 11<'<'\'•H 121~.000 l'a.11 Ci1•n ltyan. 7:12 1920 ,~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Sul & Sun 11 I Ncur <Jh1111111 Bl Stoneh11l 2t!!·~~I~ , ., mile from M 11r111J AJlfORDAILE VIEW FIXER! It'll 11 me", but ufforrl.1 13492 Volt.y Vl•w b I e . a c t n 11 w ' I .,._ p I t Bedrooms. 2 hu lhi-. -on $19,90-0 Ownt•r wu11t'> CUSTOM 3 Ur :iooo Ml fl oull Call 64&-2:1l:J Ot·•·un 1111·w S211!>K OJlt' 11 • '"• '" '1 "'1 " "'" "" ' hOU!ic 12 5 :13731 Blut.' ~ NIUll •oo•r.•~-~zi.~f'.[ •. "-·'·1y-1•1-wn•e•r•1 w AIAMDOMED MOTHIR·IM-LA W 3 lldrmb un<t 11t-o. 2• ~ SUITE but.h."l, wood & 1(1111111 ~·on C~ 1 IE.ft..! p ._ RK tlu. Mu1>l i;C'll lt11 l1ty 11'.4 ~ ,.. I011n 11nd uwner will help Courtyard tintrnnrt• fln•n<'t' .,.o.llOO 1471) hull c f m I y k 11 1· h 1· n M.I. P.OPHTllS warmNI by r~d hr1 r k 4tl-9ll I dble frplc 5 bdrm. 3 11.1. separated <2 bdrm11, I hu W/St;p t•ntrBllCl!l . Ill' ~v'd patio It you1 own fruilorrhird 75!.I 1:.01 (-....IWtilNAijM~I COOL IT! OH SO MIC E! 3 Ur. 3 bu. ~u111·r !'l•'llJI ·•k fum1ly room ( 11 ,10111 pool Ut•t•orut1•d lu 1111· Ttoe Cull I ll 1-; I"< 536-l 41> I OP&t I ().4 SAT /SUH 20'.!:ll UEAM n 1!cu . Wt•,11Newhin1I N url h lndu111a1)f1tl11 fl.t•w .. r 1•x t•<· 5 Hrlrn1, :t It.1th 'l fllt'llhll't'"· "4.111~ Ull 11r1111·:. l'rnf 1n1h1 pnf.' Wllh h1tl tub $17111.1011 "" n ~i:11. K!l:l6 1.i\HGI': Vl~:w Un 'l\1rtlQrtX!k Glt•n I ;.mlc·n llunw, bl..out 1111~rad1•1l. 2 1~vc1 $1 511,l°JOO u~;, rn:1:.i RANC1fOSAN .I Ol\l.,)l IN Sp1:c't,11•ul;ar v11•w <' ,1111 v T11""11h11111t• S.111 l.111 ., Ucy 11111<11'1 l11f,.'hh up grudt<tl 1Jc1·k" off I 1 \ rm k111•hc•n & m.1,11•r !I U I l t' I' t' t• I I II I! II f i.pac10U!i11c-.i. !. lui.111 ' Hy Owner $175.000 1 ·:1 11 9Mll9119 '11.IRTL~ltOCK \'IS'I \ Hr:mcf new Tov.nh11111" by Hrorulmoor 3 twlrm :! hJ Mll<llM>ll 11!.111 llonui. ureo 111 1<11ra.:t• llll'hh upl(rutJl'd V1rw Siii! 1.llMI Ownn A~cnt 5a2 :w~.:· Sll,000 111 lht• 11pprox1m.t1 .. UlllOUllt r~qu• rrll Ill lnll\ I' 111111 1.1 3111{/ fo'umily .ur rond1t111n11l1 T11w11h1m1•· for quullflc1I IH1)1·r Jrnn11.<d po-;11 OW<' :!1111 Tl> A mude!ll $!011,!Mlll ~ 1175 0016 SPACIOUS lt'RIVATl fo:nJoy total l'.1 ltf or n 1 a hvm11 in U1h1 red1· .. 111111•d lo\'1rc11\ Hiii& llonw l.oath1 ul wood, 11111 un<I 111101'1 IOI( l8'(l('fUll)I 11ppl11•d lhm11~h11UI lhc 3 bdrm, & 3 both~ F.nJOY forrnul duunf( 11\1\ldc Q'l wc•ll 11K ooldoo1 hv101t t•t•nlt•rrr1 uround your 1111111 & Jlt'U.U:! $l M.llOO W• ft Oftt Homts 631 -1400 .-wP<>lT HTS. or.. SUH. 12·4 Oramallc cornt!r con lrmporary with !'i11m1• •.tCc-ean vl"w, 3 bdrm... + ram rm +-11111 I'm sm.ooo 444TUSTIH A Ph.In V 3 UH rc·11111l•nl'e, ur.arndcll nh!Ottlv~ly, p unlc Oak rtr11, kltch. furn rm Lu x ur1ou~ J QUAIL PLACE • PlOPHTllS"' f()pt!I TII l :JO ,,M.I Real Eatate llAMDMEW TOWMHOMES ••1rttt.y Wood1" tF.a11L'lldeCo."111 Ml•:rn) Su1><•r 17'x:rr pool romt'11 with lh111 c•xlru lance 2 Btlrm •family rm homt' M1u1ve 11tonr frplc lo 1par lnu1 11 v1nii rm Voltie park~'<l al $110.000 --------- UDOISU OPIH SUN. I ·5 QwltantJtna cu•tom bulll homo on w llhi lol. 4 txl1'11'3 , 3 b•lhll, lartct• formal din rm. /\ real beauty! 1'75,000. t;v AM TOH (.0. ...... _ wtalHDSP $11t,IOO .. ,..~ &20 6201,, lr11: two 2 bdrm. unit.A; 1ee 1t Sun I·~. lfYOU havo a wvlce to offer or mooda to Mil, fl•ct l.n Id fn lht De ly Piiot Claallled ctlon • ~141·M71 OPIH SAT/SUH l ·S 411 .-1onore Unuaual larl" house, cl<IM lO beach, ahoppmJI. tee ll r°" complete de· wa . ..,,ooo earpcl w/m11tt·h1nii nn·u 1 _________ _ rul(ll, jllO!l'l('l olh & taalefully w11llvu1ierf.'d thruoul l':x tl·nllt•cJ balrony Cu 11 1 om1 l~d laraur din 11r1•u & ro m1ly room . C u1.toml1t•ll eeromatk c •dar paneled 11araacc w /bll·ln 1Ule & puJI down ttilr1. John Shearer Realty. 640 8715 Oupltix, 717 Femlcaf, l I r t Be eoch, cute Is rlun + room t o build . $lfl2,SOO l\y Owner 640114() l HOUllS °"LOT 2 Bdrma eech ~.ooo by ownrt. MO 'TUB 8eU ldlt ltema PICK UP & DELIVERY Won't be necM11ary from 1hl1 h ome. Walk to •chool1 (pnmary thru commuu.lty collcae I. tand JliCJOplna QuJC'l rul·dq· 1.c. :M32 Sant• Ana A vt• F.n.illsh Tuctor 2&J fir split h•v1>l. 2&3 t·u r II a r a .i 1• • f r p I 1• " • microwaves. 1<rt•t•n'houst• windows . J•ool , ~"u '1'ENN1Scoort. vromt88.9~ 646-006\or95~ 192<> DevtloP"d hy Woodtree Dev rJ _ 2 Brand new II bdrm. 2 ba. homea. formal din1n11 nn. ~p. Im rm, 2 frplcs. ~P lot~ car aaraae 311716.JUIOC>i'•n•e AYO '1 34 ,000 ea c h Ownttt/Alf., 842 2164 or f7M'7ll. , lei> Fw:lwMV~ l0l4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VA.MO DOWN Come a nd Ht thla bc1ut.1ru1 3 liedrm homv with 1or&MUl'I rumtly room 11111 auumabl11 llil Priced lo ~ell at $98,000. Call P 0 .1 IHW·a43l/8340211 paaer ~15 VILLAGE Of NORTHWOOD Tradltlon1I Ktyhn.i in (rvuw's newest \1 11l111<e 4 bdrtn1. f1m1ly & dhun{( rm. air cotld. IJ \I .U~ e,-.-:. li1\NCH HI Al I Y I ,I I l ;?000 .. + )oot/ioclllll Spanbh •t)'ft 2 atary w/ bake roor New ------ carpeUftl $1 ll ,llOO. Open SM/alnday l 5 •t JOd4 NllJ\Unaale Cr 1&1'11111111"'1 HALTCMtt Me N•O ....., HllP7 lltolp YOUmllf lll II Ke1pln& Hlectlon or QulUrfed Hoprfuh1 in the DA ILY PlUlT HtLP WANTl.;D AOti 84JOY wooo1a1DGE HCHA.TIOH r:r-.m:I award WlflOlnl( Ad1m" Plan 111 Wc1tl(I bndg Eiltoll'I hy tr111nc l'bliflc Ol'l':N 11s 1-:s1111sun l 5 44'1!> S1111rlhu1 jl Pr11•1• r1•tlU\'NI on th111 11u11tr llunov1•r SIJ0.000 JUr at loft t'J II lltd Jll 11 Rl'11lly Non1•y Kunt r. 5:'12 7500 3 nr, cJ1•11. 'll• lrnl h, Sll7.!i00 Cull l;t'ur11t• •II ---------M2 J71JO ltt·tiw1·1·11 111 & 'I TUllll.HOClt da.lly lrvuw l'ue11c,· OP84 S.A T /SUH 1 ~5 tl9l21A.CIMI lt•'CIUCed for (jUH'k ult'. I Wtmi1 • ~ llaUI'>. fam ily rm. ulnurn. r1·111r•I 111r w /t·h•rlr•111l1· ltllt•r ~wl'ludt:d y11rd. p11\11• M11ny UJ.11\1 adt'" Nt•ur "A'hool l.bntl 111dud1·1I lk.•11l 1111lut in Turli •rm•k. $1~.Vfitl W<X>OBll 11:><; to: Pl.An: 1'1.JHNISllt-:u MOOt•:t. Sto1wwoocl 11l'11r lhro 1!1k1• J bd. 2 ho 1 1;111.111)' rm rrofc1>11l11nolly tl1•1•11rul l' d . h t• II u I I I u 11 \' lu11ds1·.i 111·1I l'r11·1• 111 t•rt:lll>l' or 1111 I y S<!OUU $1 '.l\1,500 C ,ti I l...ro) J'"u.,-.,.111, lrvmt• l'udfl<'. r..'2 41UI GUARANTEED SALE lW\ly CUJftAllllllt'd S & S huih I bdrm lml\' hunw w1addcd 011 rml) rm JiletULt & mu1·h. mu1'11 mnrl'' Tl1111 1i. "' W & I. purt•huwd huuw w /1n 1lcpendt•nl 11 ppra1i.al trll>771 I LA.ICENOHT IH WOODIRIDGi No•w Woodhnchw i'Jl tu lt•~ WW1h1nwt1111 l'lan r"111ly for tnO\lt' HI :1 tw<I & 1lt•11, ii!'• 1111 lltlll.lllMI S111•c•1ul 11p11r;11l1' .... 1·k .. 1111· 111 <'IU1ll•l1 ('.cll Cc·mi.tl' ot <114 1~ :noci 1 ... 1w1·1·11 lU & :i ch11l y lnuw l•:oc 1111 04VIO D. CARLSOH HA.I.TOR 833-9293 JUST IMAGINE l':n1Rrt111111n1< 111 tlll!i lovt• ly 5 111'.lrin. :1 ha , (11111 rm 1 forn)al din rm S l t> w .1 r t M 11 cl c I 1 11 '"1111t•1111:k 1t111hla nd1J II h.1:.. hull 1111e1 $3:!.UllU 111.ll'nl m up1;r:11l1111(. + .1 \'lt'W T ruly o rw ••I Irvine•'" hc1>I' ~M11cnab·lrv1ne U I \I I \ . ' ''\I l • \ OPEH SAT /SUH 12-4 ~ Sl':INt-; <'IH. THE ltANCll 1'1N ur" 1wrl1•«t -t 1m. f11n11ly 1111 ho111 1• w/1'001.' :! llolhi. w /tlhl 1w llmu11 ,,111k .... c>p1·11 hl'JOI fr1h111(, l1111•k lpk. 1v•w• till. 1h~h-w.1i.ht:r IV 1k•nM 11\IO~\ Ill Vl'l Y t1"h •l OOOsqftSlr• 1•urt.h ton.•' 1•1.llS HV t-:lel(anl ni·iwrifl(, th" mvcn.'1.1 1>111r.11t1· & 21 .1r lll'uu11ful h11m,· I" I' i:aral(t' lllJl<IO ' Ju ~1 ~ frplr + II-! II"""' rm ,._11.s.l1.-<l•1 •l•t1•11•:~.11.'.'•'•2•:s•1-w wt'I l1.1r '(In\ lo• 1• 7 '•'. loon 5.•!• 11 ·1~ ('IU-.t-:KSI IJI-A'-~·11 ·1 hr . 2 b.i. u r1~rucldl. .1 ~l Jlt.~I ~"l l Ul,Ol lurtlnoc·k Glt•11 111\c·r Ill~:. t'I• ~J1ll I hdrm :i ll.t lam rm, l1 bra1y, Jotu1.11 , Wl'l 1>,1r ,1 c h11~l' )' ard l'Xlra.., l(JIOl l' $211 .!llllt h)' 11w1wr 11 111 St1llw111t r 7:');l l\.:{ll\ . IYOWHH 'l\irtlt•rrK•k (; lt·ll S1n11I<· 1.rn1tly l'lon :J 1111 t•ul d1• ~UI' 411r ,21 ·1 h11.:!fq)h"t ll.t.·clw11111I cfr1·k 1n1c Jill . 111101 'I lot $:!CHI !iOO IW~l5 WOODIRIOGE Al<llOlll.t\K I'; l'.1·w 11"1 11n1• lt•fl of thl' l\rlurt'llll mill plun U\ l'hJM' I IJfl\'l'I> I '11111 p..ire Urnm.11w ••Pl"'' I nr unit. 211H, :!h.1. Iv I.It. f)fl & tlt•n Vol /"Ollrlllj( voulh•cl 1·1•llJ.!'> Ill' aul k1ldl wmook & uvr:i1 :! c•ur l(llr w 111111r t.r1< l~1k•>11Y on wrntill lk i.t 111.1\' 1n Irv ul S911.~:.0 ('omt· Soc • 5!12 :cmo GREAT VIEW o( Tunlt•nwk & l'<t'Wl"lrl 11111 ... pr!. I. l.1k1• 11111 1•1111110 Ill l(H lll'hll ~>J II .111111111111 z Hr 1 111·11 f11rm din1n11 w1•1 h.11 frJ)k, 11l~l)ll ti) pool l.1k1• ll•'W llJli(rlllJt'N $1'111,1)1111 i~ I W4, 7~ 03:12 W11n1 lo purchuiol' 1<1111d111 ~n Jout1ul11 VIiia. Mn<h•I Cormo n11 or A l1 11ul ,\.'\AP ()u1111r11.-1I huy1•r ,.ull Sun•I) .11 11 11 > fl7S l)l'W T U lt'J'l. Jo: JU H 'I\ P IC P.SIU l-:NT llOM I-' Phui 70. 4Ur. '/11Uu.1M1-0I. l!l)('Cl•culnr \llt'V., 1111 IMrGl' lot Uv 11wn1•1 1'1111 only <>111•n St• n I !I ~0.1klc•)I l't•11 ,11 ,. 7~fl'l!\!I Ol\ANO t-:Tll l'I·: Plu11 3 Lovely r.111111 home 2 bdrm 2 1111 um rm & frplr J17,000 Opt•ll llotuco ~1t 11 3 !J7 U•mon On1"t' 1rv11w Mil ~117 Uy Ownt•r f>l'''rl1dd Pl•n IV end unit . uJJ11r11d<'d :1 1:m 21.c, UA. pmf 1otcr1or dtcura lt•d , A l <.: .. purlflt•r. lhW•li w1nd11w'I. lnlerC'nm , f()()(l 1·1·1111•r. iura~c d r o p e n or $103.SOO 1'r1n only. 5620241 -----WOOOIHUl>O 1-:. Willow 4Hr, 3ha, f11m rm, dlntOll rm. plu'lh r plft, up !P'lded 111110 -.pnnklt•ni. pltlo, ur opner l\y owner $1111 ,:,oo Ph 8Sl·3486 S-J~ .. flU.Y on Golf Courn ror wv\tr Sl 11.000 IBr. dt!n. 2Hi Ii)' owner ()p(<o !louse Sil/Sun I 4 • Arboitl »a 57 ll (;ri•('lll rt•t• lit•.111 1 y. ' 111'11rm .I h,1lh upl!rud•·1\ ('t•nturv 21 N1•wp11rf (.,.ntt:r. U40 ~1;,7 WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES 4ARIORGLEH 01'1',N I:! " W ti 0 I> II H I I> 0 I': . ('1t•1•ki.11l1· Willow with -.u11t·rh llM'UIHlll Oii {L cul tft• l'llJI' U\'I(~'' f fllll\ ll'll 111' 1·11url:.. & p1111I UZ!.ljllfl 52 Spon-owhowk W 011 f) II It I II(; !-'! :1 IJt'dl 1111m tuw uhom•· h111 hl v 111•A r .1tl1•d & l'Ulllltm l1n1 k JtJI Ill w ;ilk to l••11n111 & ~"' 1111m111g S11.~~-J 4832 kron <lPf:N t:! ' Tl'.E HANCll. l'l,1n 111:.! \ny i.hurp 14-llh wcl b.cr & fumtly room & com fort<1blt' I 11\.l'rl'lt l10tlll Ill prival•• fl'.tr yar1l S~l.51MJ 3581 SEGO l 'fll.l.t-.1;~. l'A ftf\ l '•1h1ml11,1 .1 1 tworomn S&:i 11111 It honw w llh .. hot1U1' 100111. 1 l'lllr•I IHI &; ,.upt•t la111J1:1c.ip1111t Im 11111 y 11 l!!I, ~.w 1821 2 layberry llNIVl':llS ITV l'ld l f\ Jullu11I :J lwtlr11u111 w11h "' II " I I' r h •• 11 I n II Ill 1l11wn~l1llr1>. c•1•r11111 11• lilt'. l'Ulll'llt'fl wull!I, '"" 0111~ $11 1,l«ICI l 6 OaktrH LON 1'11p11l11r St.111 t11 rd 111 lJNIVl':ltSITY l'AltK on l(rt'l•nbl•I\ l'lu,h 11ond t'W°\":llnll & 11rnl1•-.1101lll I tundi.t•111wct Murtyeril Snul(ly ltrr p l.tt·t.'d 10 mu<clcr hetfroom 1tull1• $12.'I.~ WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS lA.'lllrooic of IMnlC in tht- be•uUruJ lekesltt~· aom n1tmlty of W111>dbrld11"' Wit havt' homes i.vlllla bli.' ln th r"-n11e from sn.ooo to.110.000 w-WllOllBl1111o,I!. Ill Al I ' "r., I 301111 SUPll Olntt1ct or Option . Bir 4 bdrm Condo IWtlh POOJ & MMI• UM. 944.5111 tYH :: .. H.•n For Sde HovMs hf" Sde Mo.tn For S. H01t1n For S.t" HOIHH For SCIM Saturday. February :1•. 1979 DAILY PILOT C7 .••.•••••...•.•........ .•••.••.•..••..••...... ••··•·••·····••····•••· •.•.......•.•.....•.•.. •··•·•·····•·•··••••··• ........... 1041 ............. 1041 ~~ •••• !~.~~ ~.~ .... !!.~~ .............................................. -------------------~~~.~~ ... !~~! ~:::!.~~.~~ ........ ~~!!!.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... ~~.!:~ ...... Mew,...+ leoch I 069 Mlwport •oc.h I 069 t9wport •octa I 069 MDbl9 tt..• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_.Sale-1100 WOULDMT YOU I.ATHY UYllM LAGUNA? TWt •<hie .. • ...._ wll AM ~ tOf' ·liWliiil-.. .. .... ..,,_, )'Oii ta ... ..... lt. 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Vlt'W, "" -.um ~n 11t II'~ •~ 8311'1 Slashed $5400 To Se11! l'nl·to>d nl(.hl' t;xet·ullvt• tn l~·H•I on lov('ly lot w II b "l\'W ul ()c.')>:AN .ind 1·;1 11)11ll Wo lk lo beach lrtHn Lhll> J bl'<lroom con 11(1 1hnin1t. lam1ly an•u 111.i 't ftrl•pl.m.•s (;all tor 111lnrm11t10n HKR <.:all ~~17'.!0 TAABaL. -· IJghtt'<l u•rlJll' l'tlUrh 011 ~hr A Pl Ot•t•" II "ll'W I> 1183.~ O~·n HM· Sun Puol S7'J.)ll0 0 Wt' \'1111 l~S Ml! 400b 400 ~ ddY!>. wwkt•ntl:. Ttui. J)fOllt'rty h;1~ h\·1•n1----------lc11t.tnl otcuplt>d Th{• yard & property 1s Ill need of Rencral 1·lt•11n up & pll'nty or elbow l(reuw. bllt with J fre:-;h coat cif p.illll & a hlllt• 1mai;1nu twn ,youll huve "A HOHSE OF A UI f 1-'t:tt~T COLOR" Of fercd for 1mmt.'d '!tali• oil l!l\I 2ti21 .....,._.leoch \041-------•1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEHHOUSE Lge, bl.'aullfulh clt•t'. homt' w /s wlm pl tit redwood deck 4 Br.~ b:r. dJ.n rm. fam rm. h11>:h beam ~11 . frplc. new 11pplnc. OCt'3n t•an\ on view. 1581 Slo.) hnt• Ur Sun. 12·4PM . $249,00-0 F.lfsten Aa.-.oc 491 1718 OCf>:t\N VlEW CLOSE IN 3 Bdrm :Iba. den L~t' lot All lh1s for $192,500 Poople Helping People Laguna Associated Brokers CUSTOM VALUES Gorgeous ln·level 4 br. 3 ba. frml din & more Golf course view $189,000 OCEANFRONT Oft a Cliff ONF; BLOCK TO BE1\(,1( 3 Bdrm. 2 ba With lots or potenlllil Sl00.000 $119,500 hll Priu SEETODAY11 GONE TOMORROW' MISSION REAL TY !185S Cstllwy, Luguoa Phol'9 494-0731 MONARCH TERRACE ---~-!!!!!!!!1--9" SophlsUcaled living ut >ls bc!.l Custom built ocean Ull deg view Pn' an 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. m11m floc1r Plus 3 rm ,:uei.L apt w /hath 2 derki. 0 W (.' w(l:'ir, dn. 9 '•'" mt Only $259.000 Owner Jikr 833 13SS or 4!19 17 3 1 8roker.1 Wclromc L~ F:ni: Tudor !ltyh• home. w/s~l'l ort·.inl canyoo vwws ll"!~ than 1 vr old. cstm till 3 Kr :1 Ba. rum rm. 2600 sq rt. ma~MVE' SlOnl' frplr. & stone ext. Sta>nt'd !!li.1..,s, 3 l~ decks. fan1ast1r ktl SJ:J},000 743 Harrac·11ri11 Way Son 12·4 f>~l:ilfstl'n 1-'AMILY HUME 0 11 ldr~e lot. l'IOStl LO i.cb ools This starter horlll' 1s by far the best pnred home in the area SS<t.~lO LAG UNA fNt.:OME PftOPERTY Newer l'ommercrnl bldg. m the hl•Hrl Of downtnwn l.RS?un;:i Xlnl 1nvei.t ~nt S47~.ooo ll8l So Coast HtS?hway LAGUNA BEACH 494-8519 955-1570 Ass<x-4!17 1718 , ________ _ EMERALD BAY Causey & Company OPEHHOUSE SUNDAY 1-S 216.\.5 Ore an Vista Un Vl' view. 3 br. 3 ba. $299.000 ELNIGUELC.C Dreams are m ad!! o f lh1s Arch>ll'l'turally uni· <IV<.' 5500 !IQ ft. Fairway bvmA + sparklinK pool n.s.tm Exclusively w1lh Laguna Absoc. lirokers . 3161\5 Coast llwy. So LaK. 4U9·53S7 BEAUTIFUL PATIO Dcs1rnble foothill home. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. I slr} Highly upJ?r 'd model with open cethnA True value al $89.900 I 495 I IC.R. PROPERTIES 493-9381 BEAUTIFUL & BIG 18>'1r Oreao view. Qwct N end h1llMde l'Ul ·de !>8(' 2 blk!> t.o heh 41J(JO n g)3b.'>. beam. llle. 4 lir 3 Ba ram rnl + i.tue'il -,u11e S325M . Ownt•r 1-1.Mnee Jf;,'i Heather Pl Lag, Sch ()pl'n S IS. 12 ri. Magruhcent vi.ew, lg SBr. home, ownr moving Mar l~t $525,000 (7\4) ~ 1432 South Lal(una Sturu11ng i.pht level con donuruum with beautiful ocean v1t'w 2 bedrooms plus den plus formal dm 1ng room. 21•J baths Vaulted ce1hng. wood panelbng. tasterully de I~~~~~~~~~ corated. $149,500 &.&i2 TopoftM World SLASHED $5,000 l"''ing rm w/frplc. din 11\8 rm, family rm. 3 RR ----------i 2 BA, pool ocean vu Sl29.500. W1ll lse1opt ~~~.'·:.· .~f, Ocean View Duplex ~.. 2 un +den w/frplc. wet ~"' ~ bar & huge l BR u01t. 180 ~View & Pool deck.lo & skylJghts. Walk LO beach $1811.500. Ope1t ndoy 11 ·5 AMERJCAN HOME 2161S Ocean V1t1l1t, South REALTORS Laguna .. drlvi.> thru Uw 49'1 7513 494·1001 Alpha Bet11 Parkml( lot --------- to Orean Vista f"or only CHOICE oceanfront pro- S198.500 you m.uy m11v1· pert>t.'1' ngh\ int() this itrat·wu:. :i Peg Allen Rltr i\94·7578 bctrm 2 bath homl' on •-.1 - - -----acre.~ strolhn,.: d1slunc·c• 2 BR. North end, walk lo of lhe brac·h Luri.:c. beach: frpl.. hdwd firs: t-erarruc frN• form swim patio. R·2. can add uml, mtnR pool /\n)l.tOU!. ownerfmaore $159.500 TRUE B.EGAHCE An elegant hilltop home e n,oy1og pano ram1r views Drllmat1c-entry gallen a. formal dtntn(L r oom. 2 mai.ter bedroomi. & l.IJ ths. panel l ed den. 2 '1re pla ce~. s eparate ~uest quarter~. i.un decks & pnvaw garden. $395.000. CAPO INCOME Newly listed duplex shows pride of ownership in lovely Cap1~trano Beach. Each unil has 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. J,arge fenced yar d , pnvale closed itaragei. $132.500 1 r PF:G ALLEN owner movtnJ? ou o REALTOR 494.7518 GREAT arl'a BEGINNINGS Hillie McCormack HORTH EMD An affordable s tarte r RHffy 494-7551 Surrounded by homes or home. 2 bedrooms. hujte ~~~~~~~~~., dtsUnct1on. this solid 2 family room. whitewater bdrm .. 2 bath home of. ocean view on ttuiel fen fine locquon. quahly bill top !>lreel Needs construction & exr1ting, pa.ml and rafl>('l Ea!>y expan s ive 1>lens & flexible r1nanl'>ng permits for a 3 bdrm .. 3 $117.500 bath home. by an in· nova\Jve, archite ctural I 10'1 So. Coast H1w ay designer Offered today m Village Fair ut $204.500 l.AGUNA BEACH •PANORAMIC CREATIVE... 497-2457 fmancing avail ror th11 ·~~~~---••• 2 bdrm. & family rm. 1: COASTLINE VlliW P1hateOcea11 Coi1au.nty Slash.d s 1 o.boo Astumoble 9% loon Largest or Garden mdh>. hv rm w/frpk. 4 BR'!>, family rm 2 BA. h1 cc>I· 1ns:s. Close t-0 clubhousl', t.enrus en.~ & pool. Owner must sell! NowSt59.SOO AMERICAN HOMI'; REALTORS 49'J.7S13 494-1001 c;KJIET & PRIVATE Cheerful, airy. 3 bd, 2 ba house backing on perma· ncnl grcL•nbell Fnc'd front & back yardo;. cov- ered pauo. Nt>stlcd in the hills of LaS?una Niguel Sea Coonlry Compare this value. By owner mJ.<XX>. Ph831·9627 l'Ww w/Ocffft Vu Monarch Bay Terrace A slJmulaling expenence 1n home de s ign w t s mas tung living an.>as. ~lm design knch. lavish baths, 4 Br, 3 frpk''I. 3 cor garage, 2 skyhghls. orfered at $325,<XX>. Owner will help ftnanrc. Open Sal/Sun I 5. 32719 Sea Island Dr. &~6259 of/Mb,,&~ R E At/LT Y Pac1fir & village "1ews from 3 bdrm quality holll(' Many l'Xlra~ ind. l'reat1ve use or wood. glass & lended i.ilas!I. S23J.500 (C039DP> home. Super <><'Can views from both leve ls or lh1s Arch Beach Heights of. fonng $132,000 Brand new ru s lom MuioftViejo 1067 hotne. Just <'ompleted. J ••••••••••• •• ••• ••••••• Bdrm. 3 bath. $200,000. • MINI-EST A TE Located in pres\ 1 ge Laguna nei1thborhood. Tiled courtyard off living rm Knoll) pine interior & pl ankl.'d hardwood floors S2S9.001l 10>43DP) too GltMtyr• St. LOVElY •.• family home situated on large, irregular s12ed lot , this home has spacious entcrtuining & living areas & comes c·omplelr with ocean YICW1 $!19,500 1'l~,r1~r :\-. ... K!l-tk~ ' . Open Sat/Sun l·S' 2526 &tclna Woy. <orr Alta Vista> EBBTIDE REALTY 494-9456 New on market. 3 bdrm. 2• ~ ba. den. Up~raded lhruoul. I year old. End or heavily wooded cul-de· s.ic. By Owner $1 19.500 714-837. 747!) Mewportleach I 069 l.agllna Hin1 I OSO ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• • •••••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• Pnce red S20,000. 4 BR .. 3 BR 2 BA. Monterrey 2·stY Lado Isle open Sun. condo. highly upitradect, l·S Al{l 673·7300 'l'EHRJPIC (.'ONDO. new on th•· nwtktt. 1·l°'r to beuc-h Hus l)OOl. Jt11•u111 & ~uunu 2 It d1:n &. i hh $101,000 HoU111 Wood. Rlh d75~76 "'wpG!i ........ lilGAIHI f"tu&roun& Nl'wport cot t~e cnhanrcd by 1111~:d hnck wolkw1:1y11. 2 co1.y ftrepJac~ & a 2nd story tudl•-away mu:st1•r ttUlll:' Cllll now. G<l6 '11 '11 [ij:lfihifll EXECUTIVE HOME OPEN HOUSE Oaily 1·4 219 Via San Remo Lido Isle DeftM SoderlitUJ UHITB> IROICERS 675-5626 ReaJ Eslate ~~~qJ!~~l' w/pool, jal', Cam rm. completely remodeled BiJt lot -much mon• ()w"O('r will finance No credit needed. $155.000 balance. Ask for Ed Olcrnow 9&1·2455 DUPLEX By owner. redu.ccd lO $175,000. Both 2 BR unit!> 1 bUt to ocean Good in come area. 67!>-0475 SPACIOUS 2BR. den DR. LR. Vlew+l BR apt over gar+6 car prk'g 215 St Andrews Rd. See b) appl. Agt Crane 540-0608 IUCHDUPLEX l·Blk. to ocean: newly renovated. SlSS,000 NEWPORT BEACH REALTY 675-1642 ltG & lli.UTIFUL &EAGERTOGO 5 BR 3 H 11 ~omer.,ct. k1ichc n ook . f:imil~ w "ethar d1n1nJ! rm. 2 fpk's. \'1rw of Ne" port Cenlcr A pottinjit 1>hect . pri.,,ary & .i pr11·c- \OU ra n 'l hcal Own('r has bounht nnothcr hom <' ~uhm1t all offero; $211.SOO I ROI Port \arlnw $79,900 IN NEWPOIT SttJH'r ~hurp J bedroom t'Ondo J\ ti ractt ve dt·l·or. beaut1ful enclosed hr1c·k patio. pool. jacuzzi & view. Owner mollvuted SECLUDED IUCH HOUSE 3 bedroom & bonus room. li~ht. bright hvtnr. un•a. lovely patio. 2 blocks to ot·eun Owner wlll finance on contract with low down payment. $139.500. 640-1812 * NEW IN NEWPORT * Sept EftgHtll Tudof' C-'c••I• 1 ly PaceMtter.._. SHEFftaD PLACE. tdeclly locohd wfth outstanditMJ feottwes. 21R with pt'hate ...tr.at .... 2112 batli•. °"" 14 ......... An tlNKual ln•nhnetlt OpporluNty Ope11 Sat/S. frCNft I 0 am Tatill & 16"' For AppoWmeftt to SN Contact J ... Eddy Monday ""°" Friday S4M80 I or Salwdcry and Sunday at 631°0094 PRIME NEWPORT LOCATION. Spacious II BR, 3 Ba, I.iv ltrn, l"um Rm. lge pool. li.ie lot Super sharp 1n We!>tclJft area Call· RED CARPET 645-3474 STEAL IT! Rare stnlitlC -;tory. 2 Udrm. 2 bath. formal OR. double 11tarai:e. cll'l' opener Only Sl IS,000 Call 64S-9 I 6 I .. OPEN HOUSE ,~ REAlTl !? .. •BEST· BUY• Eabtbluf( Condo Vtl·ws. wt>ll kcpl. m1111y <'ustom features . SlGS.000 t-'manc1ul t:ou:.ultunt Broker &15 254l'J RARE J.100 3.5. lot Quiet llnd or ISiand. One of Ltdo'~ rrnesl fittl'i'l to st.reel I()(' Jackie. UYCO Inc 673-8441 BAYSHORES Corner lot. rharm1ng tnl. brick pauo. wood floori.. :1 bdrm. J ba. coiy den Mu.sl see' C:.111 for appt t>ifi.0057 HAHBOR VIEW HOMt: Phase H Portohno Flrushed bonlll> rm. 21'4)0 ~fl, fee land. by ownt.-r $205.000 Courle:.y to bkro; f>W·Ml:l DECORATORS HO\! t: 2 bdrm. 2 ba ~ elba r . flreplare 21~ C'llr garage, drama lie brick lllC' l'ntry noor w1lh all mirrored ceiling l'USLOm wall~. paper paint & mirrors 1hruuu.1 t:lc.:ant drapene~. plush rurpcl· U'U( Outslandlnit. C..:all for JJ>Pl 673·6S(i_7 ___ _ E Rlufr exel"s. I~ 3 Bd. 2''.I Ba. ocean vu 2 fplc·s. * cs;;OOO * hcaut rock i.iardens. iron -'41 picket fenrcs. pro f deror. :1 Rr. pool Npt Hti. "" rruntcood b44-0484 SUlllt'S bal or $1.50,UOO '-~~~~~~~~~ Sl200 mo Approx lll'~ 1- mt No crc<111 Ol•cdt.'d Owlwr will carry. \d rant Qi II 045 .5399 Pvt pl~ lnok1ng fur Broadmoor pl;1n 111 CRJI 759-01188 OCEANFRONT DPLX 2 BR. I bath each. 2 car gar $365,000 Owner will help rinanec. 675· 1006 SloKBELOW MARKET' BIG CANYON. 2 br codo 1550' $158.100 ALSO t.-leitant 3 br home. 20x40 EASTILUFF pool & Jacuw, tar ) rd Cttol('(> rorner loca11on. $129.900 A~ 673·1311 adJat--enl to park area !J _;_ ___ ;,..._ ___ _ Bdrm 3 bath .. with man) NEWPORT HEIGHTS extras T op l'Ond1\1on Charmin~ older home 3 $192.500. bdrm I ba. HUl?t' R2 lot RoyMcCarcle, Rltr 19.500. 631 ·0130 or 541.7729 fl46.507fl Oceanrr onl 3 ~tory 4 Bdrm. 4 balh on pvt duplex Owner fmuncmg Cher ry Lake•. Sunny _a:.v....:o..:.•l..:.a_b_le_S48....,;_·623l_·_1 __ _ 'l<'ckR & boat dock. Uni· DOVER SHORES que. $268.000. Prrn only Gorgeous house-best 642·U21 dys or fl7S·051ti view 4 Br. 4 Ba. furn rm, CV/Wlmds A/C. 3 l'oH $450.000 OOLLHOUSF. ut hcach Owner. 675·ti0001646·4169 3br. dshwhr. frplc, mov" eves '" l'Ond. $109. 900 BEACH f>X<'r Jbr. 2ba must sell Reduced lo S95I< NWP CRST Plun 4 w/lots of gl~ Imm.IC' cond $135.000. 23 Aires Ct. BEACH duplt•)I. 2 + 2 w/lots of upJtrndc~ Xlnl cond $182,000 inti land ~ M.itta Reotty ·,~·. 642-8850 NEWPORT BEACH :.! Br dbl Skyhne -T-encl room on lg eorner adull park. Nr Hoag Ho~p & ~hopping . $36,SOO ~9fl27 G«ACIOUS LIVING Outstanding. 1m marulatL> 4 BR home. bl>aullfully decorated in earthtones Sh1n1ng gourmet kitchen. w1un1 qu~· wine pantry Cathedral ceil1ng!> & WFSTCLI F)>' OPF.N fireplace in master ~wt.e HOUS~SAT/SUN. Woodsy secluded yard 3 bdrm 2 ba beam cc1I· w1pool & :.pa An t?nl<'r r I L' II tamers deh~ht Many t'X 1ngs. 2 l'J> r ·~ ... xcc e nt tr~ m this cui:.tom home loc J3<1 l Sussex Ln Musl se<>! S2lS.OOO. llarbor View Knolls Cu pt_· DON OSEM REALTOR <.:od condo. 2 BR 20,.., RA. 1n 11 E 17th St S I 5 3 . o n (J 1'us11n. Ci\ ti4()99'J)/75!H3G7 art S 714·731 ·31 11 •BY OWNER• Pvt Pty looking ror BtJ? 4br. 21,trn Close to C:inyon Broadmoor Pin )> c ll o o Ii. S I 7 2 . S 0 0 I Please call 759 0888. By Ow .... ER _642_·_3272_ --Wl'StdHr. 4br + pool. cor " 1--------1 ncr lot. 963·0914 /631-0471 Harbor HigbJands Hom e. UPLEX on1 3Br. 2Ba. frpk . wood MEWPORTD _1_>n_n_.__,Y'------- deck. remodeled k itch & $139,500 BY OW .... ER baths, hrdwd rJnJ . hrick Steps to beach This 1s a " L...-a.9Ch tlf,. N c I'' ~·l•JhW·iV \•"1V'°" bt• i.11 (.4 ''"b51 I ,,~, 4 ... 11 I $79.500. Ownr 837·59911 LA1g1Mo NkJ-1 I 052 work in front. new paint Newport Classic at an af. Newport Shores 3 BR. oulSJde. $119.500. may ai. fordable price Good 2ba. Clubhouse. pool & sume loan. Call ror appl s ummer/winter income rec rac1I avail $98.000 Cu11tomlted. upgraded 642-1688 potenunl Investors bet· _64&8402 ________ _ home on corne r lot. Open -'----------ter hurry!Call~0·1 15t 1-.-------- l!f)<Jt co ... 1 >i.q ...... y '-.. 1lt°' l tQu1•4 C..t '-']•J11 t '"' ll!<f-4!.91 file~!~~ MONARCH SUMMIT I B eauti f u l B Pl a n unit with panoramic view of Saddleback mtns & oct1a t1 & roastllne . Exq ui s itely d eco r a t ed & prof essionnlly landscaped. Comm. Pool. J acur.zl & cluhh~e. $129,500. A COl.DWBJ. IAl«H CO. 496-7222 831-0836 TlncMa• .. ..,.._ LafllMMlpll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • Sp;awhg Calif. 2~; 1:·:u:7~~~ pool & lil~e~ ?!~·t~~ ul 10 JaCUUJ. Pnce reduced. $1001 mo. 4 BR. 13• ba & <(~HERITAGE OPIHHOUSE Sat & Sult 1.4 ()penSun l ·SAgt673·7300 ~urry 1 Ownr/agt.1~~~~~~~~~ Has great potential; 3 B R. _.;_,_ _______ ,: . • REALTORS 1521 E. Ocffft. lal Pt Nearly new 2SOO sq rt home M1m ocean view. •mdttto... 2 ba. house on s t. to strode. Prestigious Lido lslc . Agt 67:1-7300 WATIR~NT CONDO lbr 2ba Vlow /:1 ltp. Lsc/opt. $159.500. ~3639 4 bdnn In rollinR hills or Northview. Grarlously u pgr11dt'd w /t'nl r y kitchen center Island cooking. Family rm, s p acious bcky rd & JSivac)'ll'.llore. ll27,500. Fabulo u s L id o Is le: beaut. mamtamed 2 BR. 2 ba. home on st. Ito :<t. Ample parking. Al(l ~7300 Big 2sty, newer 4br . Jbn. Bark Bay. Huge lot. Hr. Lakrparil Area Relax lo your own pvt spa Bet in redwood deck ort m ast er 11 u ite, Tennis VIiias Bluffs, a Horses OK S154 9SO bcdrrn, 2V. bath, Century p M 2.t-Newport Center. Prin.Onl)t~'17M · 840-5357 apacioua family home HARBOR VIEW HOM ES w/4 Br. 3 ba, fam rm, 3br MONACO.Highly Up. Mt bar tJ lrg hri ck patio, graded Owner. $1'9,000. cientra.I air cood. offered _6'4.. __ 562_1. _____ _ atl\24,900. 4"J.f4"4 4f5.•52ZO S£LL Idle Items with a 496-241 l 130-5050 Dally Pilot Classllled Ad. MWer'1 Sptcial Legal duplex lot ~8~' In lhe 100 block. This Is no\ a \Hr·down. The lot needs to ba bwlt out Drive by 1.218 •lllt St or call ror lnro. 67S·6775 Prtn. only. Owner/Alt Open Sun 1-5 . Back Bay View Fee. 3 PEGGY IROMS, Rltr. bedrm. 2~ bo. Century 21 New po r l Ce n le r . ~~~6~4~5-~1~5~3~1~~~ 640-5357 = BEST VALUE IN NEWPORT CREST l"""IC ..... TrM.•ffl• 2 ........ Hw with ........ oc .... ... ONLY $129,500 Opet1 Sat & S-l·I .............. ' "~ ~~--- MEWPOllT C•EST ••••••••••••••••••••••• COHDO t0x4' with add on.l.lv Rm, Ploo .1. 3 hr 21? bu 61tl ~l~rk. C~f Sll.OOO locJI. upgrad~. wt•l bur. numired watdrbt. t•omm ~ly 1 Dr Skyhnt• 14.l'<U pool. JUCUUI, ll:'MJ8 trt•. With 8xl2 fuJly gluim'fi Sl~OOO t'Xpondu room off frnt P<;M Realty833"8430 porch. bit 1ni.. vuy cl •1111, i1t•t up an purk m •llG CANYON• Garden Gf'Qw $19.750 Lg new cu.tum home. {'all owner. 63R 8.'iOK or Cape Cod. overlook 101( \f00.S4S3 7th KrCell o,wn Sul/Sun1-.--------t-4PM. <1 t:herry H llb •• ~~ IAYCREST See this 3 Bdrm be1tu\y Open SUnduy I 4, 2015 Leeward t.anc . Oob Dtetunson, ~Ill 97t.t533 ·---- lXClUSIVE IAYRtONT LIVING 2 Bdrm Lido i\rea H1i.th Rllil! Condo Bn Oi: Bou v ~.000 Super Term'> 1 ROGEa IROWH R.E. 673-1020 WEST NEWPORT 2 Bedroom bt'ach tot ~c Well maintained t block t.o buy ANO beach Balbou bland Rea lty . b'73-8700 •EXCITING• •ocJ;Ana B ea utiful 1971i Si\vcrc~l 3Br, 2Ra, 5 Stor Adulf Pet Park. (MT10271 Udo-Mewport lch Smack dab in Lhc middle of bL•fiullful Newport tl11rhor I\ garden Parad1st> .. pet s Marve lous pvt beal'h Walk to ~hopp10~ 1n Ncwl>Qrt Harbor'~ mo-.l eilc l u s 1ve art':.1 <KZ07571 CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MOllLEHOME SALES 2706 Harbor Ste 206· A 540-5937 10761----------.....................•. VIEW FflOM THE TOP BreathtaJunJ( ocean view from tugh in..Pres1dent10I He1ghlli. New hs l1n it. near new 2 BR Condo, on lyS97.500 BERTHA HEN HY REALTORS 215 Del Mar 492·4121 BAY CLll-'1-' VILLAGt: 1br 2ba homl• in plea:.ant adult community. Single :.lv home. full ma1nl frplc lutchen has all a p pie sm.500 Qill to sec Realtor 213/001 S663 Santa A1tG I 080 Vllu~ Mobile Home. furn or unfurn, no kids or pets. Mus t be seen to be :1pprt>c. $20.000 or w /furn $22,IXX). 642· 7 ll9 ------EL TORO f''MLY PARK Convert!. to adull 4' 15·79 Still time to purchui.e a 3Br. 281.l .-bonus rm Alt: ('Oat'h. $33,000 Call 0 /A 586-ti2tii or ~·5767 OPl':N SAT & SUN l2·5 Heaut. De Ania Bayside Vil~ 300 1-;. Cst Hwy 11267, 2Br, 28a 5128.900 S334. 3Br, l''28a $28.500 11331. I & Br Sl9.900 Bkr biS-4010 or 673· 73SO ...................... · 1----------HucJe Yard Fruit Trees SUper slarter for ~!1.000! Built ins . d1n1ng . fireplace and mor<' 2 bedroom home Cull for detads BK H 541H 1:!11 Tarbell <rww 1 INVESTORS St' ECI /\l. Assume 9•·:. $464 mo 4Br. 2Ua. 2 yr o; old . nr Harbor/Edinlitcl' SW.900 FP. Owner 5571ll99 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ut41QUE& BEAUTIFUL NeaUy deroralcd 1 BR. 2 bath home w /lovely prwatc patio. You'll lovl' to ltVP In thlb dt!hghtful • i mobllc, h hnuM' or u se for .v(•t:kend::. l'nvute bea~·h. pool & JaCIU2• $43,500. Awa1l IO~ your vrrcr Loi-. Miller ~·420\ or 642 112:.ia (V 2-ll Mobile Hot.1 ~for Sale 1200 For~ 1 too ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 ACRES DeAnzi. Bayside V1llaRt.'. ~UN CITY 326 MayOower $2S,900 2 Lois !>Jl ltl. 1nve-.t•11 br; 2 tm. U?" covrd porch wrm.., SJS.0110 & pallo QW(' balann• Call C(lllerl I ti77 560!1 with ·~ down f\iS ~i~ URO.V t-:t< I.ANO& 493-700 lNVESTM l-:NTCORI' $16,900 16ACRES STIPS TO HACH H F. L A I H to: O 1-· Dbl widt' .fit tra1lt>rama ... ALLHROUK PRIM .. :1'1 <ON5186) :l pvt bt·h & AVOCADO L/\N U IN • pier SUb lell1n11 allow1.-d P H .r.: S T l G I 0 l ' S Located in Trncusun• Is llt:Ll·~All ESTATE CAN :mll Pacific Coa:.I Hwy BJ-: SPLIT 29"~ balance_ Lag Bch Orfcrc't hy down OWC. $368.0Ull Re na1s'1a ncc M .P . Pnnr Only.M1kc Wmlr., 714499-3816 957-0554, AS<nl Information HOT LINE! Exclusive! BANK REPOSSESSIONS NO DOWN PAYMENT *FREE BVS* *TOURS DAILY* 1·2·3 BEDROOM HOMES IN PARKS ALL ARE~ CALL HOW MOllLEHOME STORES IOACRES GOOD 1-'0\t LOT SPLIT South of Sun C11y. call t•olll•c-t for dl'lmls l fi77 5611!1 DROVER LANU& INVi':STM ENT (;(>RI' t:J 75 Arre parrt'I Lot· 111' • No San U1e~o counllc!I faswsr ~rowm~ & rnosl b<•out1 ru1 n re a S.1 f1-. sens1bll• in vestmt•nl Sl.2.727 J'.l('r al're. 2.5'~ rln. ~dmation hkl'ly. I I~ 4~fl.i91 Mr. Mam lb~t 7 Upm I . S...•noul> buyer' onh PALM DESERT i'.one for approx 5G l'1111 dM or apL'I. Apprnic :; al·l'I':. All ut1l av;i1I -i stret.'l front.ages Pn ('l' $37fl ,OOO Own e r 714 328·3720 SWISS CHALET K1dden 10 the pines with an OCf'QO Yll'W IS th1i. r·hnrmmg A frame on I'• !J('I'(':. W/IO fruit trel''). (part plnnlat>le t o nvOl'ado>. 2 stall barn, bunk hou ll e llkr. l1bi6-5717, I /S22·20Xtt E Anaheim 9S6 itSOO I 0 ACRES West1TUnster IWJ4189!1 South of Orange Count~ c. Anaheim 956-LOll Good ror lot sphl In th\! SanUIAnd SM 7070 JJalh or 1:rowlh llkr . on appro,..af of erect~ 1/fl7S.5717, 1/52.1 <J.iG2 Walle to beach. 12' Exp,rn ~..ts do. pnced LO sell I UH. I for SaM 1300 ' ba, lrg porch. 34202 Del ••••••••••••• ••• •••••• • Obispo. •27. Dana rt By Owner 2 4 -Ph•Xl''< -S2CXl.OOO euch l'nnr On tOX<&S Mobile Home w 1th ly • 003ll or 540-12 rn 10x.3l add on room & porch. El Morro Bca(•h m ....._..Property 1400 Laguna. Ocean view. ••••••••••••••••••••••• P~ally furnished. ~Int Rt'nllnl( 1320 8q ft 1n coodit100 127.000. I rv dustn a l space Sant,1 Pty.213·9192977 Ana. xlnl loca t ino New 12 X 44 W /lgc cvrd porrh & carport m quwt adult. n o pct pork 548..Ql.33. l'arkg. A1MI 6GO i.q ft or Ciro Lloyds Pest C:onl 9'19-ro2•_~~~~- C:-M!Y.Loh/ . Cry.. 1500 78 Sk.ytinc. 2 BR 2 Ba ••••••••••~••••• •• ••• •• $40.000. 4 star purk. pool. 2 l<XS Horbor L:iwn Mt c-lu\>hou5c, l lh blk lo bch Obv~. flS() CllCh. l'hon1: Hnta Bch. 981)..5022 213/322--0819 BAVFRONT C.... -~~rd~al~~~~ LuxWl!loo11 mob\lc home ~ 1600 hv1nJ( with .•PRCIOuli ...................... . cabana. l br w1'h den. c · _ .... 0 ..... W ment patio, stone frplc __,..,, """' plush new carpc\1na 1600 3q ft commercial tnrougbout. 2 lcvel!i, profess o na l bultdlna. open beam d cNllni;s. NW corner Jt;ut'lld .& xlnl. cond. Home 1n· Te lberl. Fou nta 1 n eludes stove and relng Valley. Sl4UOO. 848·~ al uobeltev1bl.Y low price d y 1 , 5 3 & • 4 8 7 3 ol 148.500. 813-.,., M:nds/ew . Pnn. only. I J. A DAIL v P1L0f alurd•r· hbtl.lal)' 24. I01t ....... ,.,,......., ...... u ..... tihed Cotto Me.a l224 '1cMaiH Unfuntilht<f ........ 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J!•ilr n 1ur,1· h1trrll'. .lli1 . :m.1. lrplt I llll I Ill 2 p11l 111 ... l(f•'.•l '11•14 $11\!', mu 55 I 2toll:.! ft pit'. hrH•k 1:rty.rd Ulll va11I, downtown ••••••••••I 2 !Jr.2 bt1 t•ondo. tountQ Sll~O rno 551 2215 o r :1:~nty SW5 Ownt•r •LIDO ISLE• ~·llinl(. pvt child:-. purk. 1!17 1744 -------3 OR. :.! Im. l.ri.: Sunn~ p11•n11· BU<j. 3 pools. Jill'. 3br 2',bu 1ww duplc•i... lAJxury l'l)nd(l 3br 2b11 all 2 l'atltl 1\rt1·:-.i. lo ll'rl111:<. l'llilt-.t•. l(ar '>lora~1·, nr t hr h & duh (';.ell fo'r;ink (\t l'la111 Ch1ht OK, no d1s hw . put10, i:ur~ turgar. tenrt11>/ puo J<ll' " t' 1 , $ :i !t 11 1\ 9 w u ' ht• r f d r .> (' r gar11AI:', valm. frpk SI\ IO per m11 Yrl~ 213 37t 71~1 II , 1 11 ' 110 Bolboa Prninwla 3207 l'htldrt·n OK $475m11 ~~~f l>l'uch SS50 b l' Kuti. 121:11 t~'l:t 7!1011 It'll! llllM tiiJ ~7HI :!lr.M M111c•r St 5J7 1579 ------- \'er; dean tl11t'h •, hlk tu tM•ach $21~o; JJt•r rn11 ulll ind fi75 :JO~ wl..1111 \Ill'~' 2 lldrm. tgc fl·nn•d ~uni. New Coodo 21Jr 2b». int'I cornµlt•lely redl.'c. l 'M· ur util Ti:nrus. (><)f>I JUl'. rl•1· N1·\0 :.!hr 2hu rnl'I ut1l '(\·n S'rl':l-'S Ill ht·h 2 br. 111:11111. nu. IJl)OJ Jilt'. ll'L rm <'Ul1l0rl, W 11), lur111un ················•······ • I'll 'I "I I I I u ·'I 111 ))Jl.'>.M ---------pool & Jae S425/ rno rom S."100 972 IOttl CALL 17141 838-5970 dys 1714 1 531-5787 ~·u/wknes Lok for Sol~ 2200 .••.••.••............•• SN• 11r1 healllllJ! I' \L~I Dl-~F.RT ~. trn11fo, 1111 tk·1 I'! J-.,. Llllll fo.111h1 I ·"'' '' lob. •uh 1h' 1• 11111. ri .uh lo h1teltl B' 1>011 1 .... 1,,ncJ f!~.-.!1y 673-2700 OCEAHFROHTI C.tl)l• C'od t•hurm1•r l\l'at N II V C J BR~. ~ buth~ + i.:uei.I rm wtb<ith ll'\Hfo; YI': \HLY LEAS!-; .it Sl~flo mu Dona Ch11'1H•,lt•r to 12 11235 c \I :111 _(~_· _47_58 _______ Soper new rcmod, 1 BH 2 I BR. ~tall shuwc•r. pulw. lndr, rm. • ·· hlk lo t<; 17th St shopprn~ & l>us New crpl, tlrps. Lill', sto11e & paint M :iturc adlts, no children ur pt.'ls $295.~1178 Ba, Cle>st.• to utl $525 li3112 Hoyal Ouk ~ :1300 1'l'rnf1<' 3 hr. 2 ha. p.ilto fcncd yrd. j.lar Krtb & pet:. 0 K $44 5 $155 A ~ e n l . n o f 1• t' !161·2566, U73·297 I EASTSJDE l DOGS. $375 Costa Me:.a l>IS-9341 Hit, NU 21;11 , u , •TIMY con AGE• Strcl.'I I room hOU!><'. J litki. to occ1m. near bu:tl'" 8i old Caplsl'rafto Beach 3218 l::a!.ts1de 4br. 2ba. G aru.:e ••••••••••••. ••. ••• •• •• ronverted lnlo r(:-e rn1 town Child OK Vt•ry 1•n11aL.c wawr p111d NO DOGS $25() per mo S3SO mo""e in Call 000 3989 Jbr lba frplr w 1encld yrrl O<'ean Vtl'W $525 Cati 494 <13'77 Corona def Mor 3222 ••.•....•..•........••• $1W.1.WH788/675 5500 * * * Gerald La Lanc:S. 8411 Cape Newbury Dr llunlinmoa Ikach You art' lhe w111m•r of Two Fne Tickets XI n I 21.i r . ·r ~ n ht n• n I mature udult~ l\o l)l•t:. 635-~) t>Mwtincjf on ~ 3242 BIGCAMYOH DEAHECOMDO For leaSl', avu1t 11ow :1 Bdrm!>. 3 huth:-. w11h :-.puc1uus II\ arl'a LoH· Iv ya.r;d-& •·ntry utt'11 S~WJ Mo tnl'I l(urd.-ner EtLEEH HUOSOH REAl,TOR 644-0322 "10 f"EE' Apl & C<mtlo n.-nwts Hental Pa\ 1hon li7S.49l2 Bkr Tue·~ SJl SS1•1 t1n wm f u.rn $5011) rly rn~ 7751! -~xes Unfum 3600 2 br. frpk. yrd, ..:ur, nl'<ir ••••••• •••••• • •• •• • •• • • ft>rry & 'ihopplflJ! C.ll'can Vww. sun11y . :J br. 2 ~' s;u; r;i;17 ba 1-'rpk. l>(ur. li:l' deck Abo11e Lal? 11t h 111.l(h H hlJOI Adulb $:>70 4 9 I Ii') 4 2 I I !II II :1 1 !I C\C"•~krwh ~fits 11.trftished ....................... $2311 Fla t'11 ltH'll Ulll 11 1hlk" lo ~·aeh li7:1 fi2i!l all tiwkll Corona det Mar 3822 •••••.•••.•.........•.. J hr. I ba. dsh~hr. nt·~ lalx>a Island 3706 crpl, Jrros~ from t>a~ l •••••• •••••••• • •• •••••• <1UNA CO\'P. I hr & dt'n apt (jn P"' patro Sml(h• onh No 111·h s:rn~, blk to bch. gar 752·5&15 J bdrm 2 ''1 hJ Townhou.w licduttrulh dl't·oralerl. hoal -.11 p avail . $850 pt·r mo 8711-6310 or 525-669:1 Malun' nldrnl'd rpl only t...:. well furn1!>ht'tl . arn . • • btk from s B.i 11 1'1t•r f'ronL' lto"t'red · pJltu tj7J 1977 3724 .................•.••.. ti7 5 l!J!!ll Llkt• l\l'W :J hr ~ hJ A II ameruttc ... Slil.'i 1\j.!l'nl 675 5113'1 Nl(;E 2 hr uppt•r ct11I\ Empl't.l '!(I or marr11·1t 1·pl No ... mok1·r' or r>ch 5"K'l 1~10 W~l!I 11r fl<:-l:rnr.1111 1:u I r1111 I~'"'""!'· l1w.11 u111 ~i(1 lk~t toii.:1., ~XO.IM~I < '" nr rll r clown f >wnl'r will rnrn Mobile homr / 11 1 .i;i.1 11:1:1111-,,. rnntr.11·1 s.:01.uoo Trtr Prtu 2300 2 OR I H,\, bat·k unil. :J hlk~ ltl IK'l'iln $1:!:i + hl. l;t'l & 111.'p (i-ICI Ul'.xl __ to CIRCUS VARGAS ...........•........... Con<k1 2br 2ba bltm. pool. tennis. IJCu<'h SOOOmo lst1Lst Dork xtr da> 7 I '1 1l:l!.I4 I 7 I 7 1• v l' 21:Ji!i!J2.2977 2 Sty i\ rramt' :I lir d!>hwhr frr1ll' lk.11 h. poo1l. ll'nrn!-. :aih:.!.'i :\I Jnna Heall)', 1).12·1$H51l Blul f!> gor~e<>us 2ur 2ha vww. <'us torn dl·c·or. "'et ll11r . ..:ardt>ncr. pool. s:;;;o Hto fi2f1~. 557·1700 l'Xl 2 :11 2 r1 y ~ • fi to 2 ·I :! H 1•\1~. wknib SUS CA.SIT AS Lar>it· & i.mall 1 bdrm. t•nd l(ar $21:1 & u11 Adulb. no pd-. 21111 N1·wpor1 DI 5111! 4!1AA l,ct• I ll<lrm :1p1 " rn1111 \ u of Ot't•an Sll'P' co ( 'h 111,1 l:ollt' l'\l dl•t·k S-150 •mo Condominiums/Town· ~ P ~f ST IGE ;.:.:;;;;·~;;:~.~::~1:1~:.::: hou~s for t.ar~ 1700 ~ I HOME~ !ll1rMulJ1.v llonw.i-..l~l 1 •••••••• • •••• ·• • ••••• • • d•·<·t1r.1ft'•f Sl7 ,')OP lt'nn .... 0 1M Charnll'r. hl lime orr1•rl·d 2 rrn + den. l11IC' 1lbl gur, ll!l' 1>al1t>. 11nml•J pt):-.., Sharon or L.1unm" 1;1:1 b[150 ag1..•11l l·~''""h• ( ....... , \!•·~.• ·1 11 :i:c.i:IW l'oa:-t llwv.'1111 Jtl•ar 111ll'k l'\I 111·11 1\l. I'\ I.\ 'F Ill .! 11111 6't5·6t>4b I' II,, I .1 .1. 11 ' I I hlod. !'>a111.1 \11.1 \\• .I hr. 2 h.1. prnl' ll1·111r,1tP1I , !'> l 11 I \ I' II ol ll 11 I I l"1rl•pl.11't' ktlt h1·n hit 11:-.. '"lar hol ""'"r h1 .111111! l.l\lrll.: rm.\ 111,1,11•r IST Tl ME IN\' EST! 1 H.S Prof llc.-al fo:,talt· lm<',.,l l'ut1tH'1hni: &. xchi..1nge u1h IM' Spt-<· rn Bcu1 h \1ull1pll'' unil .... pri.p & '"'~ers .ivallubl« i\.,k f11r ~rp Bur,on t'1•on"l'h>r Ile all} !Ifill 4~J X-iU ti.% l COM TRIPLEX l l11hh1111.-.1·' ll111kt•r Ow n1· 1 lo .I I l !I:.! It ti 7 .>-st!'.X Out o1 County Property 25 50 •...................... FGb ook .AcreO<Je J2 at·r~~. Sl:!,4"111 1ir ,11•r1· OwnPr will f1nann· lo\ 2."l' • tffl\O ti l..".1w1 lla1d Dr . 111 l'.1rt & canyon Y1ew. 3 bctrmi. :t ha • pl.iyrm . :.! 1lnk., Vucanl & :-.hm111g $1!!15 Mo '(.(11(1/ta (/,./. 11(/t •"' · fu/u' 1 lif·» ,,.jJ-,\ 11.'JI, 243!1 E Cont Hwy . CdM hdrm "' t111h II "' 1111111" 11111·11 to 11r1 \ .•t ' ".1llt•d 11utd11ur 1 .11l'I't1•tl •\. ::.hu<h-11 11a I 11• lluu hi .. l!arai.:1• "' 1'11·1· opt'lll'r l..wnlln 1.11'11 rn i.:.1r.1i:t· l'r11 .. SIJl.~1110 tl\\t1t·r lta\lnl: ·"'"' & "Ill nm '>11h·r '·'"' Ill f111111tun· I-or ·•Piil lo "''' 1111·,,...1 1.h.1tk· \it•J,1111 H11h111 ... 111 All 2 BR iownhou:-e I~ !Jt' o~ner'-. uo1l \\ frpk ~ P"€<JIG€ t;n-.1 I lol' a I wn I >lln t It > nu ... <,Lh1i.01w SW5.(l(MI _ I HOM€\ t ean..,tdl• nl flwy Sharp :.! bdrm Su per p:r Lm. ;! t: a r i: .1 r .i I! c . wa~her 1.lr) er huuku1>~ Will yrly li40 4137 llr..k..r .HA :11.t, PR€HIGE :i:mw6~.s~6~1~6~ Nil _.....-w-=-HOME\ 1800 ··················•••·· OCEANFRONT lh11.1mttt• 1tu11lt•\ rig ht on tht· 'and' l'h.1r1111111-t ltl)l)l:Jl'Ul,ltt• •"i It 11111'<1 Ill "'I S:tt5 f)OO ('.ill ,J1•11111w 1.._11 121~. A1-'l Inc~ Pro~rty 2000 ............•••.•..••.. 221.!NITS 011h h 1 r-. old. :! IHllJ'". n·1• room. 11001 Tl•nanh llll)' ut•I 1:x1·t·llt·n1 ,,,..,1 Ow11l'r w Ill l' a rn J t IJ ~·, Only s.'>75.()IMI A fREHIGE /-J-~ HOMES. 333.1 W l'oa'l ltw\ . ..._ti 645-6646° DUPLEX E 'It.Iv l'<1-.111 Mt·.,11 20', t.l11w11, l!O'. fln,int'llHt. 1111 pu1nh I"'' t't.l'rtt\o\ (lv.n llkr 84:.! 7•l07 645-6646 ------- FOUR UHITS-C.M. Nt•;cr new, 3 Hr owrwrs 11mt. :.! ha. lrr>I. 2 rar ~ar . 3 2 Br, 2 h:1. unll:. 'J'SL lnv .. tmt-. &12 1.;41:1 ***** 19 Fourplex~s Hy llWlll'I ,.,. ('l'' I')\ IJ'crnl'ly l•>w Sc·llt•r "Ill t·arr} all f1nu11t1nl; UI ~,, .. L~Cash Row Low Down Paymut lkr. 71it/542-3676 CALL fo'()Jt s Jo~TI 't I * • • * • BEACH DUPLEX Pnt'l' rt·l1ut·1•d lo onl\ ilfG.950 Mu 'il :-ell SCOTT REAL TY 536-7533 liSllAHI' UNITS fo::ist Side (; M OWl' S2J8M 11 11 X iiroi.,,, ownr /ltl:\ U?:l 4457 Eashide Duplex N1t•t• Uupll'X 1111 rar!(l' h1l 1:'.::11l· .. 11 IO('lJl11111 1'11·turi• ----------1 ll"rfct•t 2 BH I BA w /al lal'ht•d l:.trllJ.!t• l"u It 11n1·1· SJ:llf.000 ~PREST IGE I HOMES J.3JJW Coai.I ltwy, N U 645-6646 4PUX lfunun~rton ll4·nrh ar; Dn. !Ill", rrnunrrni: No pc.irnL,, t a'll c,.t•ro"' Own1llt.r 1112 7407 44 DUPLEXES FROM $88,250 HOMES W /ltifC. (.' u I t.l l' " a t• nciS1hborhuo<1. 2 & JBr on lr1t lots. modt>rn u pls runht1:-.l'r., pro\. 1<1t•1J w lt~t or r<'ntnl tnttllt no•-. I O°lo OOWM AV AIL FAIRVIEW GARDENS 547-6582 EoshideTriplex Three 1 Br unit:. on n11i.:l•--------- lot (;ood Ea11t:.1dt• lorn --7 REl\CH UN ITS lion $750 mo tn<'Om\• JYEARSOLO t'ull pn<'t' SI 10,0110 SC'<YIT RL TY. 53ti 7533 A PR€HIGE '-1----J-HOMES 333:JW C"on:.l lfwy, N H 645-6646 FOURPLEX /\It J Hr 2 Bu 1111 II" Owni•r wtll currv 2nd TD !) 2X aro~i. :ti $1M.OOO ~ PE:HIGE HOM€\ 3333W Coast Hwy. NB 645-6646 7 UHITS-C.M. SIOt,500 TWO ON A LOT ~ SIU 1-: 1'hrl.e two 1101t s rm 11n1• lot offered V.A r'or alt dt• lu1 Is. l'a ti Century :.! 1 Gotct Coost f<Nl It ors · HPT ICH TllrLEX Opl'n Sot /Su11 I 4 $11111,500 lflO•I Clay . ~-:czl SACRIFICE 'J"wo dUplCllt'll 011 UdJOlll in.; IKrjil<' lol11 n cn r Newport fl 'rghL~ OWNER MUST Sl-:LI. Fmancial Con!lultnnt l.Jroker 64~ 25(>il Beaut new buildin1' ~places, dnl locallon flaw llOmethan~ lo sell'' 1SL lnvmts M2 Hi03 (1UJ1..'>1hed ofl~ doll well ·~··.st ME 71 •'• nuqu.ihfv ·~ ~.000 Condo l!tlr, 2Ba. frplc 1>001. Ju<·. nr .Roi : cour-.<· Ownr 01•t•ans11fc· I 757 <10:1:; cMofState ~rty 2600 ....................... f\•uut1ful h11~h 1lt'M'rl 5 HTl':-.. mohll & '11•w Good wc•l l t.11" 1.1xt'' t-;xtrlJ,, 25 1111 111 <.'a r:;on City SH.000 ill'.! I~ Ul71 ll'Olll'Cl) Rea Estate Excha~ 2800 ••·•···•··•··••·•··•··• Trade for Ha..-. a11 ('1m1t11 or llOU.'l' Ila\ c I I rn nt· Townhntf'!H' 014nt'r U5.'>-22511 or ~51 ~77 Refttals •...................... ..........•............ Corona del Mar 3122 .....................•. CT..EAN 2 l:Hl Garni.:t•, patio & 11c1•an \I('" S5501mo ~I fi727 3222 .•..••................. :ibr Jbu llartK>r Vu um .. f"um rm 2 frplr tnplt· l(at wet bar. & many l'X tra.-. $900 mo fM·l:ll 10 J.oydy 211r. II.la house. w/frpk l''rcml yd, w:tlk to b<·h S "2."1 Larkspur $1&50 mo 548 ~17. Ck>lux<' 3br 2ba frpl<' llarhnr Vu ll oml'!> $t.i50mu No peh. f).i 1·2'105 3 BH. f;1m rm , Ju>.m1m• C'rt'l·k. on i:recnlwlt, M>llW vrc\O SI 100 2 ElR. 2 h;r , t•JnHJO \'II, udlL'> s.s2.'I AJ:t li7:i !'i:IS4 Costa Mesa 3224 ...................•••• I llr & den, 21·~ IJ<i, ~. blk from Nw1H Ba ck Ba) 01) mpr<· ~tie pool. tennis 1·1,, Jlll'Oll.t & ... uuna $1 rn (;a II 646 9'l5 I New 2&3 hdrm l'Ondo!>, frpk, blln.,, 2 tar ~ar<igc ~ & up I07ft C'il nyon Or "4$ !'i6:J7 2br lbu h11rdw1101t fir beamed l'rll~ fenr. ';rtl Bit rn~ -Sm rhrld c >K No l'ct;, $.190. 1982 B Ml'Y<'r Pl ~9 3484 macnab I Irvine realty RARE IA YFIONT Luxury <'Ortdo w 35 ' cl('l'k on lrn yfront • ('harming livmg tdintn~ I' rn m a !') I t• r n R w I (' 0 n v :,tudy den & p1·1 alt• hath adJoining a 11 m·w go11rm<.'l kitd1cn Tenant will h<.1H• lbt n g ht of rC'fu sal on futun• i-.<.1lt• NOW .JUST Sl 150 /mo in<.'-1 wash~r dryt•r & rcfrag. Larry Oyer f'42·R235 CV 27> CHINA con A virw from linnµ rm & cleC'k of this 2-story homl' w /2 HRs. 2 haths & rlrt. kitc·ht•1) ltrn~ ind m i<'rowove & t·omp:idor SJ4 00/mo. Dorothy If a rdC'nSllt• 6'12 R235. < V ·2R) IAY VIEW HOME-$675/MO. 2 fl.ft. 2 bhth C'Ontcm porary hill~icte hom(' in woods y 1rnrk settlnj?. f"plc ; l a11ndry : clhl sn•ra~c . l mmed . octuJ)ancy. Paula Bailey 642-8235. ( v ·2fl) M2·123S 644~6200 ~I Dov11r Drive HnrbOf' \lltw Center trvlne at CAf!lpuS Vtllty Center 752·1414 Feb. 26th or 28th 4::.>PM Performann· The City Shopp111J( ~All' r ()r:~OPI' Tu t'l<Jtm ,·our l11·k,·1" l'Ull tH2 5mS. CXI 272 * * * Bcaullrully upj!ratlct.1 :1 Br 2 Ba , famtl y rm . fri>tc Avail. Marl'h I Nn peL' $515. 1)46-3627 3 Br. 2 ba. hllns. D W. fnR . wshr. dryt' fl'Jr 5<Jlt>. lfl."l7 New Jer1>t'Y !>48 W1$h or54tt-~l ----- :1 hr t11wnh~t'. hoal :-.hp 1lOOI. ll'lllll~ 1\i.:l. D1un,1 840-402'1 Irvine 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp Hugi' 122110 '<l fl I 4br condo. 2 1 ~ba. ram rm, 2 frptc .... dbl garg rn Un1verMly Park $5-15 551 l~9or551 57!l0 2br I wnhs Univ l'k 1-l'J:>lc. Pvt \'d G,traf!l''· Pool. tcnm!>. l'ablt• T V Ml'> bt• 559 1125.1 llAHBllH \'IEW S2.'i.s 1 Br. nr '>hop:.. hui.. lll'l'un. 1·arp1•l!>, (lrupt.•s. StllVl', rni: l;.1~1 122:J t>Mwtinqton Beach 37 40 •...•.•.••......•...... POHTOfo'INO L u '< 2 H r 1\ t.l u I t <t n11rm. 3 11ba. F H 2 Townh~l' <:10::.I.' to bc·h. :.l•1ry bonus rm pool &. terutu. l'ourL,, pool, JUI' Spa SllllO 9titJ 132fi S~J mo 631 ·49'JO Broad mo rt• St•., v n• w llonw -i bdrm \'it•\\ Int $1,(0l J)t!r ·mo r.iu H55i ur&t.l 552-1 Bl.l' FF'S lovl'I' 2 Br. S.';50 3 Hr, S70Cl c;n•enblt. 1><101. -mm t>4-HHJ 1 'r:;~~)~,~~.!~ s 1 Bedroom SU th'' Compleu.• K1tC'ht'n' Ht:!.1ot Patio Pool MJtd &•n ll'l' TV I \11ll'lnOc.t·Jn I RR. IX'amed e1•1hn~'· yard, no C'ht111rt<n. Ill''"' l'Pll! drps. S21iS mo 1807 C PlaC'ent1a 1>42·241>4 J BH :.! BA. fplt p.1110, r11JI A new 2br townhouw $3'.!0 !>(Ur. $550 Yrl) 1\J.!t•111 mo. 759 0721. I 4!16 l206 tii3 9000 ufl 10 :xl AM ------ Roval Suites rl'fvorkl<lwn Jl Beach llhrl 536-0411 or 543-2000 Jbr. 2ba. dbl grg on quwt Sl s.o;so mo. Call Abe. !179·5370 dys/ 55ti·!IU5b eves. Agni. Turtle Ror k duph:x lor lse Jbr 2ba frplc 2 l'ar gar. Next to par k, pool & !>Chis Call 955 2397 anytime 2 BR. I ba, <'f"J>l. drps. gas ---------- rani:e; newly p:iintct.l New 2 nR rnndu. up !:m.642·4085 gradl'd. ltlt-d ll.'nn1s. pools, JUC'., $43.') !Jli0·352l $375 2 br, gar, yrd, new Bayfront. f.ibulou:-\ 11·" l llR. 'pae1oui. 111 llljt an•u $12.">0 Isl.' ReTi>rt>nc·1·~ ~·97tJ3 Newport CrHt Condo :1 Br. 21 ~ ba Somt• uct•a11 view S600'rnn Ai.:t IR.'>-0295 CUTI-: 2 Hdrm wllrpk. bnl'k walh. lrg p1ll10 & )Urd. S48)1m11 l'h LCl9ftO leach 3748 ..............•..••.... LAGUNA BEACll MTR lNN $75/wk & up M attl serv. <'Olor TV. heat~·d pool Utll rn ti 4lt4 52'.14 ~ N Coa1>t ltwy Newport leach 37 69 ······•·•···••·••·•···• e pl . l i I c. pa 1 n t . Dt•rrf1cld 2 hr & dl·n wi.hr1ctryr hookup. 351; homl'. fncd yrd, frpk, Roche:;lcr. 645-4725 w t I I a<' l' cpl 1> t• l "' & ehrltlrcn $41151 mo Alli li7J.44.47 tH5·ti62S I•---------New, extra rllx townhousr urut . 3 br. 2 ba, $650/mn OR2 br. 2 ba for $550/mo Porthol~. skylight win dows, open s la1rr asl'. master bdrm i.u1te Cati Linda Hart 646 7171 or f.i4S 7~7 Dana Point 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 2 BR 2 BA. ocean vu • frpk. gar. $450 mo mcl ulil Eves ~· 1919 OcHn Vi~w Condo1 DI"< 2 & 3 Bdrm .,, Washer /dryer tnl'I Ten rus. pool, J3<' t-'rom $400 496-5980 4Br, 3Ba, spo. nr new. dose to Dana ll1lls lligh 33101Buccaneer.493·8212 BToro 3232 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Story, 4 br, 2 ba, d lmng rm. frpk, dshwhr. pallo. rnro yd, gar. Kids & 11ets ok. ~5. Ai:t No rec 964-2566. 973.2971 Condo for tse. 28r 2 ba. s wimming pool Im ma~ulatr Avail J t lS $375,496-5842 Fow!tain valley l 2 34 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful Tiburon Twnhs 3br, 2ba, n.r pools & pl11y ground. $450 mo. 557 3031 Sharp Woodbndgl' I Hr :1 ruu ba, fomlly rm. frplt•. J car )(ar. prl\ yurct raf"J)t'l/draJ><'S, a<·c<•si.1 ble t.n lenrus. pools. & JB<' Lake pn,·rlegc!> Dead t'll<l .,1 552·9013 J bd.rm 2 ba pool, Jll<'UZl1 111 yurd l.Jeaut 1ru1 cornt'r tot Ueauuful home $585 ss.2·314() Deane llome m Un11 l'k 2br, + h onus rm w rrlos<'l 21>a. formal dlrun...: urt•a, hrl'ak ru .. l/ Cam rm lrpl<' .:arden bath. ccramt<' Ille enlry. ti: yd Upgraclc•d drk bc1~e plu:..h curpct 1ng Bc•autrful drapes Pvt pools & tennis l'Ourls S6SO mo l<'usc 83.1 12'.xJ or 752 5'l2() RENTALS 3HR, 2 1.ia $47511125 41lR. 21,:, ha, NB $1000 San Cll'mentr 2 OR, 2 ha $4~/$500 2 l".'d . I bath. l.1r10 bl<' homt•. mo 111 mo Sti50 t'hllclrl'n and 1wt:-. 11 I. li-1.)-t.1-11 l~O lb45 l'I 1•:- BAY FRONT Fabulooi. \it·~ & lor 2Br. -,paC'IUU!> II\ Ill){ urcu'I, bt'. $1:!50 mo 64-1 !1793 SuPf,'r 2 m-.lr hdrm :J ba 1·ondo. frpk pool. Jilt\ S52fl mo 5 11i 13!!:!1 213 ~~ -------LIDO ISLE 3 lldrm. 2 b.ilh., t-'n·~hly Patllll'll. lll'W l'IJl, frplt', d1shw11shl'r. rel ri J!. wu,.,ht'ridr~l'r GJrctnr tnd Sll50 BURR WHITE REALTOR, INC. 675-4630 38' IOATSLIP LI( :J BR eondo, dbl j!ar. lt•nse $800. 675 1225 -----San Clemrnte 3 2 7 6 •··••·················· Ucaul Towh:-. 2br 2ba Hc•lreut Dl'n ~1111 rou.rM'. pool Jae I blk Ill bl'h $525 661 12!15. 19'2 4727 ------San ...... Capistrafto 3278 .......•••..•....•....• ~k ror Henry. ttS23 C.otPUs Dt· IRVl"E Oose to elementary scht.1----------1New3 bdrm +den Rct· :mr. 2& w/lfl den. frptc. rocH1ll •i;, CIOi.(' to Dana dishwasher. co11ered Pt_832_..<rz64_ ·----- STB'S TO BEACH 4 BR. 3 bu . "'ntr SMO J BR. 2 ba. \o\nlr $125 2 BR. I ba.} rl~ S.IJ."1 CORONA DEL MAR :J UR. 2 ba . >rly SIOOO Mu associated BROK ER S--R EA l L'lR S lOl\ 1111 lolboo ~·1 JU l TOTAL LIVING Apartments. Entertainment. Recreation ... Yours -365 doys a year! • Beoutilul Slnqfe I 6 2 Bedroom rumJShed 6 UnlumU1hed Apanmenla • All Ubhh .. Paid • No LCKU1e Roquued • Swunmlnq T•M.,. B1U1arda • Actt••h•• D1rt<10f r,_ Sunday Brunch"' • HwhJ\ Clu.b9 l<Kun•• PLUS MUCH MOREi Oakwood Garden Apartmenta Newpor1 Beac.h/Nor1h 880 Irvin• Nt'wly r1•rn111t 2 li1trni front l\ou"· w trrplt· titttl block Mari gold s.L'\41 mo Eves 675-2535 2 Br. lrvsh. c·l1•.in. dust• In bt'u('l1 & shop'.: (';Ill 752 !lllli.'l. t;.lli :1171; v Costa~sa 3824 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Ntet• 2Br. 1b11 , <'Pb. df1"', - paUI) ~. S385 deposits 642 5717 or 536-18.">7 752 lk l Shahmar, LA MANCHA APTS Large, 1.2&:i bd j!arden apls l\dulls D:.hwhr. bltns. enrl j!ar. gas hbq Poot Gas I'd 778 Stoll pt 642 5073. 645 5611 M~1\ VF.RDF. homt• at mosphere 2&3 br dlx JptS, no Pt'IS ~6· IO:W WHtlalle Villoc}e Beaul1ful brand nl'W adull upl<, Nn l)l'ls Pool, 1aruu.1 O}X'n du1 ly !J:..S W l!lth St lfa<'h $255 S2ti5 I Hr $2<.JU S.J05 2 II r s:l35 $3511 TSI. Mi.tml t;.15 8122 tlt·aol hrund nt•w adoll apls Spal' I & :.! hr " townhsc :.l~lt' Frpk. l.1Mlrv rm tmmo•d oc ,. P} l Jlr. I U:t 2 Rr . 2 Ha TSLMl!ml s:rl5-SJJ5 $395 ~25 642·9412 Co.try Setti119 lllO E 21.:,t Street E.asL..,1de 2 l>r & den 'Phi lt•vt•I fr pit•. dt•l·l- sk}hl!hl. all t•xtras S42tJ mo No r hrldrcn or pcls Ouvs ti4h l:.!ti2, t'Vl'~ 645 .YMJ l'.:ast.stdt: 2 hr. bllns. nu Pl'I" A1lults S311i ~) 127>1, 5.')2 4:.!0I CVC~ ;if( 5 2 Or. beam rc1hngs, l)OOI. bltn run>ie No pets $290 t>'22AC).1 313 17th Plun·. No L 2 Br. • bu, all elcc. Branrl new 187 E L8lh St. $350 mo Ai:t 5<11 5032 Comfortable lll'W 2 hr, :.! Du, kid:. ok, no Jll'll> 5S 7 (ljg.") $36."l mo aM!SliBllU Nt•w b<!aut1ful f{arlll'n apartments. pool & :.pa IJathdor $2ft0 I Br s;ic1:1 2 fir S300 /\dull!>. nu IJf'L' 2250Vangunrtl Way (.tl Newport Blvd) 6"6 61116 or 5-10 9626 pallo w/BBQ, kt(ls OK Sc.wta AM 3280 No pets $585 mo 1\gt no •••••••• •••• •• •• ••••••• fol 16thl 2 Hr, I ha, I story. shaj!. OrW. drps, pallo. frpl. bl!um clnl(s gar. Adib $335 26~0 F.l<lcn (1)~·84-06 fee964-2566, 973 2971 ..._lffngton leach 3240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ncw~legant-2 bedroom $.'>50, or 2 bedroom + dtn $575 Cedar & wtn1low home Five block11 Lo beach. Private 2 car l(&r agc Fully m ain tmnt~ y11rd. Adull'I, No pets Inquire al 527 t8lh Street. 1714) 900-6331 &l.sa/SpnngdaJe 4 br. 2 ha, fncd ,yd. garuge K1d11 & pcta ok. $445 AJl No fee. 964·~. 973 2971 BEAUT 2 11ty 49r. I 1~h1 Twnhse PooL lcnn1s. 1450. 2 13 /870·1880, 714 964•41SS THE SPRINGS S42S/MO Olndo unfurn1she1I :!hr, 2b.t. vool, JUCU1.1.I, A tC . saunu Wulk-1og dtsl311n• to So Coai;l Plu1.11 $41 !\ !n4 3754 evt>1> & wknds 11141 f.4~ o~~o Newpor1 Beach,. South 1100 16th SI fOov111 01 lhlh) f 14l 64H1?0 Nt!w Northwotxl11 2 RR. I bath l'ondom1n1um w1pr1val<' votlo Are11 has running brooks & streams + pool!!, )oeu1.1.t & wnnls for tht• t•orefr('l' working person• (V 30> 213-~-6262 da~ Aduh• unly ""P•"• s-th LogYM 3286 '--_.;..;M.;..°';...1 .. _1._o..:.r-"n_do_1..:.1y_1_0_1__, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vee Stinson 642·8235 1-'ll.ntoslJc Vt"w M onur1·h Su1nnllt, 11dlt ('omm 2Jl ll&<len S550/ m o Comm clubhouse. pool. ~leach 3241 jacum. el<' Teal & Uab ••••••••••••••••••••••• cock Really Inc• 49'J·47117 3 BR. I bri, rnrd yurd . ..._.,,_,.sh.dw ~k. secluded. ~'IO mo. u..twwithed lJOO 1 yr tea 1481 7~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious I Ur w tfrpk. On I.he b<'ach • 2br. 2000 W l'kllle LO tkal'ti & lown <keanfront. "'•rn or unf no mo 494 89'5 1~ um. 631 O'JOO Sh<lr1 tl'rm rt:nlllls, 41 & :l Bit. rrom $375 up Ag('nl. 675~170 PlOMONTO•Y POIMT Vrew Villa Completely rum1. h('(I I RR & Loft Av111lt1blt' now SOOO/mo. a> day mrnJmum Dennl• Sodul1na United BrokeN 67S..S626 ---"THE VICTORIAN" 2 8r!itud10, 1 1 t h11 w1~11r, adlts, t•pts, new drp,., rangt'i fncd yd w1p11t111, wt.r P' toos.1167 V1ctor1 u 636-<l 120. 1 ·5. MISAP'IN'S I Dr ~. Frplt", pool, J8CUUI. jl88 bbq. c IOlie. 00-J:lll. 675 ~ti I .,. ' ~ ·-··· u..fwil. .,. ...... u.tw.. .,....... ... Ullhn.. .,.,..,... ... ~ ~ ..... ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..__ ... ~ahed Silturdly, February 241, 1970 OM . Y PJl OJ 0 ~~~ 3t00 . I C.. Mitto 3124 c..a.Mf'M >124 c:.e. Mne 3U4 • ......,. ... leecll 1140 Mewpon leoch l l 6' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................. to s..... 4300 e..illl9U ~· 'MIE EXCITING ....................... OpporfuMty SO OS Opf!W'twlity 5005 ~ 3 br. 2 ba. upgr;ut •d, ~ant Homes l.nrJ(i 3 b r IOW{'r d u1ll\'X , newl>• d~cor N r O.C Love It and hi.qlt• t>llCI 11auo Nl•)(.l to ('~l(!at\> l::ncl gar 140(1 • w 11pl)i 11uw tt-ritmic 3 l111uu11•l P urk, 1, llln('k to PALM MIS.A AP'TS M11tu r e In dy Pr• va\t• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIN\JT f'.STONPT 8CJI llath. Ktlt•heu priv Darn. 1&2 SR 53&~ or ~7 Ofi78 BUY MOW!! 7~1 ·D9C.I~ C.ull & lt"lH'i' W t n\.\, :i Lili & t>lld rur bU,Y. ,., lilodC!. lo beul'11 ~'R~ll' Av•nl M11r t ~ It llnlk·r i:lllO l 111Ntlt't ... l'n•f rumlly ~ yrly hlcK·k from Ut•iH'h !\Ivel, (}Jlt>n s .. t & Sun l !\, 4100 from $255 4< UI' A~ull.is Nu Pt'h; l~l Merill Or N.8. 2 Slrtllt prol M sel!k 11um1• L.: rurn holl1l', wtoct•on vu. pool. uur St751mo + ull f~H 04811 CONSIGN NOW 2 Br, l'l Ba wwnhout-t•, ,nrn1.•e of T1·1 r~ nuuuwl 1•1itc•l'. or t•ull 111ra1h•. paten. Poul. P r Vwwl10111l l,11, JU"l li'1:1tl!.lliKurr,75 8018 l~ lllkll t:ust or N c•wvort J&t>Uill. f)N•JtllH't' Adullll M1UU1 ol S U lw\ 01)4.'ll Clnh $.~ 1"11 4\llW l'low.l• !\al & ~Jo l 'µ11 lnr PAAK NtWPOltT lllvdl ~am 5pm Mt; llKtJO Non 11mkr. work1111o: wom im . 10 11hr l'OtHlo $175 mu ltl U!'ll ltttVt' ref" &W 1~'95 •Net $140·$200 pr wk. We have 2.1 m i Ili on contr:.i C'tura l reser vation barklo/,l on ''fl y·dr;ves" with Pan Am a nd N »ti on a l . a l ~o t.>x c lus i vely publis he d b y o v er 60 US. & lntcrnationn l who lE>saleNt m <•ludlng hut not l i m i t ~d t o 1'riplc /\AA. A mtr a k . C P A i r . Tr a vem a n <Aus t ra l ia >, RA C V, N ur Gut (Germa ny) TCS (Switzerla nd). So {-0&.t J•1u11 .ir.-11 , di\ 't Hr 2 1111 I pl1·A. 1.•nd ~., 1lr~~. <'llrJll'tl\, bit in S.U.$ 7til! 7336.tll 51'\t AlTM IOOMMATU - NOW llNTING MAND HEW ll l\R. 2 l>a a pt,i. Pl• rC 1 1·1 fUf' 2 GrNl C M l(ll'.l t11m ' \a•lablc \)art•h l•t '3';;,. ~ ~ \'1tH h•r d1.•t111l1t "'"'" '''"'"lloli l•L"I.' ,., ........ A.C. C O. I : • • ~ 1ofo 11411 :113:M14'1 0001 J\>ul'll Slutl•r hr11ml m•w elh UIHll> l :UHi ;£ 1 Jbll o-. r"'r" 'lu1.llu J 2bfl . ~Ou ~(ioff-h\ll'OCnt: fr pit•'< ljlMl'l, ,.... Ol•ll(h HN· an•u trm h<'h i\dullb No l"-'lb Of.tH\I.> l)L.X Ne"' Jl>r . .!1 ~Im, :.:hr ':Jh11 llllllU lo:lJJ NI IJt'l'U tl ~'rum SJ'l:> tl<lli U!ll llu111 lllH liv1 ,,h ,, r1• Miii .. and & 0.11 HIU! en brn11d lll•W Jhr :thu cluJllt"< \Ii fl~t J>Jllil. lilt l tll> ··rv urv., & ".ilk 10 h•'+t1'h nu v-. ~:iii m11.:1. ~18706 ,. \ ,. ~Ill ~t~l!I t IJ.'ttrnl, h1ri.:1• > urtl. t111i.: I\ a 1'11t• I o t 11 I or 2 ---------llcdroorns & Townhuu1oei. f''r nm $3-111 !',O s1wcturular s p.1. totul rt't'rC'aL11111 progra m . i,tlCtaTpm ram 1 l)O<ll:.. K tt•ruus ,·uurts Al F'u11hwn l"land. Jiunbore•l' & San JooQwo t-111111 Rood (71416'4-1900 IACHB.OR UHITS $l ZS-+ dlf»Hif. ZOI E. lolboa. HI. Ceil .... 556-7707 Nc•11r lJdo :.nm. Zba lux ury Wull'rf r11 11 t 11 pl <.;ara1w. bukoo1. frplc. $75C11rno ~ UI02 ---- T.-CEOVER ,AYMINT lNl"OttMATION OAC f em rmmatc wllnted Cor lllNTOftTIOMS b e a u t c o o d o wtback.yard. pool & lcn TOIUY 400 HOMES rull. Very reas Call J ohn AU. ARIAS ut ssi-8132 or 4911·38ti8 or MOllLEHOME ~8411 MW8·5 4350 STORES F'emale t-0 sh urt• 21.lr, 21.la Santa A.11u 554·7070 duplex. 2 blks from bd1, E.Anahc.:!m 956-4~ wilh ~mc. $198 64.2 117113. C Anaheim 95~HOll Westminster 848 8895 Garoctes for'Rettt ·----...................... . -4ooo Ea.•ts1d·· C •t 1 11 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " "" 1~ s fl" l4 garage $37 50 •~11ador Inn• Lovely gurdtms-llrooks SS2·4201 eVl'S aft 5 •10'/, invcfitment tux credit + double the declininf$ depreciation. •Curnmt fl~et is at 210HV '!i. n~quir<! 350 by April 30 <overbooked in certain Si:t.C'S) • Purc·hnse :.i t fact ory net invoi ct> 4·Sl <.1r M in1 ·s & class A ;s 640.SI 12 NOW RrNTING c>K. rwur lwill'h, $:!HO i--------------------1 \\IJll 111111ll'11 5;J(l 7105 llAYWOOO Al"fS. Fama· I~ & uduJt 2 bri2 ba apls !'rum Stt50 L ui.h hcrK.lscapu1g. rt'crealion. Ni!wport Beach 644·5555 wtr . fall •K.Jtcllen Fac1I. avail. •Jacui:u, heated-pool •Wkly or d~ily maid 11rv •'IV & phone availabk Garage· N End L a~um1 Bench. saf~ clean i50 49'1·3'W6 eves •100'1, financing of invoice. sales tax & lil'enst• t hrough maj9r ba nks a l rn.o A PR-7 yt-ar note. Nt•w J IUt upl $4.>ll Ch1hlrcu vnd,·1.>111t•. rw Pt'\!\ lltl> W 1l.11111l111n. ~~17 3 HK. <I UA. lrµk, h•rw yrd, c•nd ~ur . tirlult:., 11r S A Counll \ l'luu i425 ti73-1Hll# 11.'ll lHlli Dix 2 l\r. 2 H..i. in I 111t·' n1 So c ... t Pl<11;i quwt ru1 dt-... a l·. 1111111, garaR\'. 110 pc•I:. $:1:1:1 644·6421 2br. lbu 200 · ll · E tHllt Pl Ldn fat'. t pl:-, clrp:- • No pets $28(1 6'1 \ 0452 St>arp, l'lt•an 2 BH aµt I yr old W1·i.L-.tcll· 4 plle>. No pets. $325 f>.15 717[) NEW DUPLEX N.·" ;•1111lom tl1·,1.:n hi\ Ur-). '>t'U 1·011lJllll'U t ht '/ ha & :1 hr :.! h;i Jo:.;1'11 own >Jn.I !"pl(' ~ rur ~·" w 1•lt•1 elour HIJt'lll'I . t'(I< h dV•lll t1ft1•r .\l,trdl l.'lt llollmt• MS I Hil1 o.I l>r H..tpp opor t .!1 3 5115 .!IY I or ;11:1 ti:>-1 ·1:1m I IJll' Ur J!Jl ~o Jlt'l.'1 1\tluJt., 11111> l'ool & palw ltllli l\1 1lnrn\ i.1 $:.!liO tlot5 OO!kl ltc:.iu11ru1 11a11on11nrl' \ lt•w lwrthM·, :I rna:.tl'r,.rze· hdr nlb, 2' .. b.i . b11lc·ooy1 f r fJ I , t r J .'I h 1· o 111 p . dshwshr. 2 ('llr ..:ar wrlh opcn(•r Avail MJr I $57:> mu 963-971:14 ;!hr 21m Vtc'w llori..1·" Of\ (;11r new w,w "'l''" bl. IJ'>l & llt'l' S<1!'>1l mo li134~ EAST SIDE ()\Jlcl :!Br l1111l tn ~mull C\1mplt·ic fec1tur1;:~ n1:v. cpt.-;, new drlJ.'I. freshly pw.nttld. bll.n rnngt• & <hs hwas her· . .i:irai:e AdlL">tno pets. $350 m o ~2042 -------DanoPoint 3826 .•.....•.•............. 2br l ba dtshw. "lOVt•/OVl'll gar •m yrll S300. Av11il. 31 4!Jti..2:'_31_i_I ____ _ Orcan v1t'w lge 2 t:lr . 2 ba, 2 balconws, l.'ncl. dhl i:ar. Very private $375 mo &$0-50711. Nt'w lK•ul.'h, 2 Br 2 lla. bit tl\S, t:nd gargage, no l.ll'lli $31Jll MO 1250 ----111111 S11n Ani.:t'lo, 2 l1r 2 ht1, pvt llN•k, new l'pts & 1>aJnt Ptrtt·ct for c•oupl" or :.111).!le11 C:111l .iftl•r 7 pmt:ollt•rt 21:1 1 21!1!*·~12ti Irvine 3844 ..•....•...........•... 3br 2t-,bn Hr an<l l'W Woodbridge, $700mu '2 cargarg 213/41iS-4X4 1 Or:rngetrrl' Cnodo 2br. Iba, tc•mu~. pool. Adults 646-3681l ~ I HH. rt•<' l;ic1ht1es. avail Oran1:etree, adlts Nr frwy t;.i4 1523 ~leach 3848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~luxe 4 BR. 2 BA. J.:C11'. nu pc•ts stt'ps lo bch $575 ) rly bt· 1>4-l· 1103 BAY VIEW f:ASTBLUFf 2 br. 2 ba, trplc Huge pa l10. l'(IOI 1't1Jture adults No pe ts S.'>05 640-0349 Dix 3br, 2ba lower dplx. l blk lx•h. No pets. $.500 Lse. 979.1)493 STEPS TO OCEAN Vww 3l3r, 2ba . 2 tur gar, bluns. $ti75/mo. ti75-1901; Near Hoag, allrlll'l 2 BR lWMsl'. 2 BA. rpts. drps, W 1 0 hkup. Adlts. no pct.s. $375 mo 548-2ffi5 W,\TERfRONT Low as $72.50 Wk 2277 llarbor Costa Mesa 645-4840 Room w /k1tche11ettc $60week & up. :>48·9755 Beautiful La~una Mold 1tpl!i By week or monlh 494-2494 House t o ~har e . no n smoker Neat & clean $140 per mo. lsl & last. for appl. :>48·8300 Rm. pvt bath. m a ture empld lady, lit pn v. ref. Ga rag"' for nnt l~a rk s p ur $4!5 548·54li l n v<>st m enl S e m in a r s h e ld on Saturd ays lOAM -l PM on Ma n ·h 17th. 24th & 31st on location. Office Rental 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DaleslVl...tdlRc. 15092 HarYc.-d An. Ir-•, Ca. 523 SQ ft office ~pact• to 714/559°4446 sub-lease tn l.J~U rHe Ovt.w. Co. 1-100-154-0399 Hilli;, La Paz Rd JUSl socalh of Lhe Sun Dit•1o:o ltetexJ Dale's IRIM 69·2378. frl.'cway $308 month Computt•rized reser vation system Avail now ~-6030 Loc.·ctlions also in San Francisco & ~luxe med ical S Utlt'. Oenver I-way n y-drive. !!found n r . Coron a d l' I I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'! Mar Hcalonom1es Corp b75·1i700 Office RentGt 4400 Rentds Wanted 4600 250 500 sq ft o l (let•,.; ••••••••••••••••••••••• From $145 Ind util 77'J ~'TAlNED GL/\SSt'Lllt~ W l9lh St. 5'W·2200 Work Area + Lucker:- ........•.............. $150 4-. Lag Bch. 494· 7346 Downtown Hunl1n~ton & Storaitt> J ane 548·8532 U ('I Professor. n11 kt1l~ Ur llC'IS Ot'<'dS fUrnl8hl0ll llf)l April I .lull<.' 15Llt ('11 II C' L:i ve. tt:1:Hi800. Sunny F ash ion I suite w1ba & pallO Mature empl'd gentleman $265. 640-6.594. Beac h. 2IO'~ Ma111 .St Ont' 2·rm ol'frce av1J tl $ll0 00)·1558. •HEW BLDG* wkrl11y' l200 fl Isl floo r. he:.iut 1\ltl'OlllHI LI uo IHIM fo: .dct·or Searhff Offt<'e OWNEHS 111 Ol•ar 1>r11)>. 2 b 2' b :.! br. Iba. sharp rond. 1:ar r, .2 a., every amcnt Nr S C.'ll Plaza No Pl'ts I•---------Orean view. patio. cov· ly · 16!>0 sq Ct Ob i\• $36.5. 962-8118 $100 MOVE IN ered parkinn. I 2 BR. 2 L 40' duck avail. 2 br w tall xtra.s. Qwet, pvt, huge dcr k. $575 673-6336. &t2·91i66 Lovely rm t0 pvl h m Female only. Ref req'd , OM THE Prk 2120 Main. Hunt 11n1ty On you havt• a Bdt 75' per fl Hl.'rman pote·ntrally lwau11ful WATER! or llenry 960-3977 hunw7 b labor too l'Ustl~ for f t' m11 d l• I 1111t •• PLUSH SUITES Cu rpentl·r. ma rrt 1•<1 i.:arnge Hui::e ya rd ---~--., w1room ror trlr. el<• lmmac C1 u tct 2 B r ALLOWANCE BR. $350-$-175. Wik to Of'EANFRONT. u pper $125. 546-1515 aft 6PM wul Very nt<'c Large 2 B R . gar $700 / rno 350to IJOOsq fl CdM SUITE w haliy destres low ri•nt ~. ti7:1-/i,1.16; 642·9666 townhouse l>at io. Jl(lQI, 2 br . I ba $365. 2 br. 2 ba heh. 549-lU!tl 557-58711 + de n $4 25 f;nrl (J7:;..1006 Room. ltttchen & laundr~· prt v . San Clemente S1751mo. 498·2227 aft 4 Fantastic Views Charrrung :125 sq fl nHi<·e houSt• 111 exchan1tt• fur 1.,1 We t Burs spare with very a llr:.tt' l'laN, cllrpenlry. All rer ... ALL AOUL T A.PTS MOW AVAILABLE actu!Lc;. $325 64tHl51l7 755 garage, pvt. fncd gras~ 2 bdrm, 2 people max W l8thSl yard 33411 Che llam :ll6'~ ~d St. S475 plus Steps to bt>aeh. 2 br gar. -'p_m_. -------Lido Marino llw new wa llpaper aod 111un Lido Is le 4\.13· t\)111 2 br apt Pool. Jal·uzzt & BBQarc•a F:nd. ~arage SOt<HY NO P ~:TS OCEAN & Way·496·1097or496·5275 serurrty depo:.ll 1H l CANYON vrnw . . 543-3265 ( w I 634·6S4H for Vilt-wlu1e shutters Must sci! afl 7 pm Newport .....,.. tii5·8tXiZ '°if6G;$' rfe1~TY Miscet!OMOUs new paint & rpl, Unfurn Christ ra n M. pvt hm or I urn. Yrly. $425 w I utl. Ki' h · $120 M Newly redecor. 2hr Illa applJt:.itton +study HuitE' fn<: yrd Xtra lrg I bdrm. !>Omt' .-------. Panoramic vu of lite~ v1t-w Sun ny & V l'r~ Zbr. l<lra lgc rm~ Canyon Frpk sto"e. refg. w id. clellll. gar no pet.!! $2110 view. de<'k. ull pct. Isl. a91;.1:162,213·11'ifr'7933 le · pnv. · esa Verde. 549·9847 CdM Grnd fir. oOO o;q ll 675·23 I I •• ~.e::':2!~•••••••• .~~-~~ 177 F.. 22N I) ST Ideal ror ml clcs1~n 2855 -~~~~~~~~ C:O...ta Mt•sa li45-24ml 2 br . 2 ha. all l'll.'<'. i:rnd Ooor, cov park. 'no P<'I!>, $:i5U JIU Virton a 642 21&111;73-(1782/552·481!1 +;1iT gardnr . Avail.., 1 mo.1>61·1335 last &sec Avail Mar I " $375 Ca 11 494-3932 Lar~l' Jbr 2ba IO"l'r d uplex Nea r l.1c.Jo Village $.550.yrly Open 1-5 Sat/Sun 514 C lub Houst• Dr. 9!1K-51.!68 or 826-19'.lS. Mstr bdr. male. p rl\' t'nl Ref/hotplate. all furn. Nr 1>ch1oen. $225. 536·8518 E Cst Hwy -: For Leas\· '(;1 •'Y'•l<1n1· Business Rent°' 4450 Manor c.lallcry" t1t C':i n1 688 Sq. Ft. 1'\Jlly t•1.1wpped ••••••••••••••••••••••• hna. portmn of :m olcl fo r m e d t c: a I I den Newport Manner's Mill' En~Ltsh Tudor mamrn•ll tal1paramed1c :1 l'Xam Modero 502 sq fl stt1r1· Formcr !!allery and n• moms. pvt offtcl'. lab. 2ti30({.:t t\von Luw rl'nl s1di>on• ell 11rl1!>t Phil SSOOmo. Dys 87~HS39 ask for Rttk 1.•vc 687-!186.'> aft Ii. z Hclrrn l H~th. S:t<i(I mu. 2hr cpt~ld1 a1>1·~. C'arporl. 21119 P;mflt'. no pt'ls. <.:all pauo. 35-+ pref. No chtld 54t>-58HO. l'arn ~~L-;. &t2·17'10 C'ondo. m back hay ldl'al STUNNING la rge 2br 2ba 2 s 111gles. 2 brlrm ..,11 -+ den garden apt Pool. "' mi Bllos. cpl:.. drp~. _S345 __ . 1_1_o_w __ 1s_t_h_St_. __ clbl gar $400 mo 9!18-4761 Easts 1cle 2 HR I '2 lia. bd 5pm, f\46·1812 aft fplc, end patio. pool. no 7pm1wk11d s Adlt:.. no pets. Kids Of.: $375 ~· 548-0916 2br Iba $27'.lmo dults. no Pris ti45-ll343 Townhou~e. 2 nr. l '" ha F'rpk. 2 gar. lg 1>vl yd. nu \A'I."' S395. tii3-840:J I 81{, .'llull sh1)wer. pitlio. lndry rm. 1 ~ blk to E 17Lh St shopptn)! & bus Nl'w l'rpl, d r ks, ltle. stove & paint. Mat ure lldults. no childrc.:n or l~U. S295 955· I 178 -----Duplex 2 BR I Ra, t•11d ~ar MC1 ture adults, 11v fX'L'i s.110 mo !IM· I055 SJi'5 Nr new 2 llr. 2 tw, ~ar. frplc. l>ak C:lu~l' to all TSLMgmt ----li42· H:i03 Mesa Vl'rde 2 belrm 4 u I e t I' u I d e " a l' !Wfert'm·es $.1001 mo <1~·1!13t\ MEW DELUXE TOWNHOUSE APTS 4 available 3 BR. 2'' Ba. bltn range, O /W, dspl, fplc, pvt patio I m1 fr ocean. S.'>95 mo OPENSAT 1SUN JPM 207 KNOX. at Orange Avc raR:~S~~ EASTSIOE •Locked gar . w /I~ s t or • (}/W patio, lndry rm. •Special cabinet space •Gas heat. gas 1·ookrng. gas hot water all fret'. •Adults. no pets. 2 bdrm $.135. 232.3 Elden Aw, C.M. 642·7605 J br. 2 ba upper. Mesa clt·I Mar. $350. No p<-ts. Xu; 3 HH. 2 1111 uµper. 546·6030 ('u !)lm O R 1 k1 t rh . w ibrkfsl bar Ad i t s I br Mobile Horne, pon·h. Mesadel M11r Avail Mllr dollhoui;e' Adults. no l S375. Apply 97~~1_i_ pe\s. $325. 673-7787 ~on leac h 38 40 ttdiftc)tOft leach 38 40 ...................•..........•....•••..•.••.. lbr d1shw11h. stovl•/oven lndry rm. gar Ot·eun View S250mo 498 2361 Large Jbr 1.Cpt ut1l & C'Clr spa<'e tndtl 11 :-hkks lo heh. $-150 mo .1~t-ti344 HllntinC)t0tt leach 3840 , , . A.II adult, 1111 pets. :! hr. 2 ba. Imm S330 .. J~1t•11u1. pool, ree. bldg. J.l)catecl acrnl.s from Newvorl llca<'h Golf Cou rs e . Shown l>y appl. on ly 545-4855. /\Uractive rm, ·~m1 lo bl'ach. U>wk m H.B 960·3531 dark room Grnund Cloor 213-47i 7001 Paradi!'t' Ell't-:Jnl llvto,:t No Costa Mesa Pr-of -----»Jl41 beautiful surroun•I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br 2blk lriim C.:rt·i-<:l•rtl SHARP. beaeh 1.2 & 3 BR. ~Y bth Bt'aul ocean Vacation Rentals 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bldg. $3441mo f1ex1blc Cll)(S. many outslaodtnl! least' Tom 540-2200 BEACH STORE foat ures Could 111· frplc, dishwshr. ~araJ(e view Just ren:od<·led &. p a t io s No pe l ~ $400/mo.494·5816 House for rent. Bi~ lkar Ctty sli;6 6. linens furn $25 mtely pr cpl Call after 3 p.m . 548-1989 Mewportllvd )?allcry, rl's1dent·c or ~Up. Office·slore. 480 °" · both /\dult::. only, 1111 900-2358 LOCJMG Hills 3850 ft. A1C. 17!kll Beach Bl. O•er 2000 sq ft. pet.s AvailaMc March ;, ll.B.LEASE842·2834 li50 11 m o nth Call .•........•......•..... Townhouse. lovely. s pat'. & home·bke. 2 br with l.A.'1sr World. Lse. Super pvt, gated entra nce + 2 180 de!{ree vu 2hr. 2ba , palios Som e w ith att. New. Adult.s 52 vrs min. garage. Swimming pool. Top of hill. M·onter1to Jacu1.zi. Tennis rourts. 1 Villagt• ssoo O wnt1 blk to Huntington s hop· 714·640·1127 / 51i8·3974. New Bayfronl 3 BH. 2BA. fplc. lnrlry hook.up, dhl encl gar. upper unit Spectacula r hay view w/bch area S80t11mo. yr- ly, 840·1879. Cottage in Wales, Grl Bnta.in built l780's on 14 arres overlooking Lake Fully furn w / modern Cacll & a ppll 's Fish / ndeJwalk/golf or just re· lax . Si ps 6. $150/wk Brochure avail. Box 1574 Ora nge. Ca . 92668 or ~·9378 Uruque office spu1°1! for ~ 11 5 9 2 7 J !I I s 0 1 lease Approx JOO s q fl. ~927--1847 1 ~ blk to beach Busy lusi~/ln•est/ traffic loeauon. Parking f'nartee space m<'I. Call Carolyn ~cl673-4622 or 642·5171 ping center mall. Adults. ~ 8e h 3869 2 Bdrm. l block from No pe ts . From S435 ......... ,..,rt ac ocean. Garage. all ut1l 1n· Office space avael 400 sQ. f l.. pv t re stroom & st orage r m C r pts & <ir?>. clt•c & watl.'r pd Years lt'a S<' $200 m o 548·:1!78 Seawlnd Village. 15555 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cl $425/yr ly , adulls Lin II Lido Isle. 2 BR at1·css to ms-2855 or 540·4917 Hun gton Vi a~e Laoc. tennis & duhhnust• Yrly BIG BEAR CABIN ll.Il. (7l4l898·9961 Uttl pd. $600. 107 V1..1 Florence 21J1281-R40ll. •Walk tolhe beach it 2 Jlr. frplc, cpts: sleeps 8 r-cl 3876 Week orwknd.640·5565 Casa .. Sol 2Br. 2ba. I~ blk to brh ~ emente Plush offices. up lo 750 SQ fk>autiful 5475 Yrly No pct.; ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIG BEAR Cabrn. sips 14. fl in xlnt bldg. llllh & AdultApts 675-1706;645-2223. Beach apts. 2 BR 1''.! Ba. pool ta ble, color TV, 2 N t' w p 0 r \ B I v d 21661 BrOQ.khurst. HB ~5. 2 BR 1 Ba. frpk. frplcs.545·0016. 645-2llllt>46-6.103. 962-l.653 I br apt. w1gar. ls\ & Isl. $Z95. I BR I BA $245. ----------1 $100 cleaning. Bch area. 49&7151 llentds to Share 4300 \l!J) sq ft J rm sut\l' Nr NEW 2 BR 2 BA. encl 842-.0252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O C. A1port NB Avail garage, close to beach. --------2 BR 2 Ba condo, encl ROOMMATES Mar I Cont.act-7{;2'8263 $360 per mo. 9&i·2937 THE COVF.-Ba ysidr Dr. gar .. S350 mo. 633·4720 Luxury condo. mstr (714) S~·Sav~ PRIME NW" ICH LOCA.TIOM 2 & 3 Br, 2 ha. frpl, patio. sm yrd , n o d ol(s $450t m o, 7~2 ·74 74 : suit<', den, 11 i ba, fpk'. pool. jllCUZZI. pvt beul'h $850. 759· 10'.rl _960-__ ~_6_· ______ , Newly decorated lrg. 2 pool. Ready for you ! 2 bd. den. bdrm ,hc u lcd rrplc, gar . $350. 962. 77811 645-8152 ask for Mack. --~------ 3 Br, new <'Ondo. I milt' to b e a r h . T ota l r et•. package. Incl. tenn1:-. lmmed. occupy Avail (213) 919·5541 U DO VL<.i C1rt·<1 . :1 Hr, 2 Ba. gara1H'. .;undE't'k. $525/mo yrly C:;ll l 837-0183. OCEAH FROHT 3 hr. 2 ha. Yeurly Frpl<'. gar, $1050. TSLMgml n42· l603 2 Ar. extr a shar-p, nu drapes&. carpets. S300 pr mo. 498-2853 any l1 me. Enjoy more. Pay less~ All Ages &. Lifestyles. We Check References C°'l 546-4282 Charming 2 great ocean 4!12·~- BR. 2 b<i. C L E view $325. ut 1v1ng xpenses ! Snalf• H t•Offil' or ""' House-Mates Unlimited Office spal·e avail with use of se<'r e t ar1a l se.rv1ces & all busmc!>s office eqwpment CALL ANYTIME 95."1·3370 Dana Point. deluxe orrit·e 3880 Pion, .. '" .n R110mm,11.. spal.'c, 56' sq .(l . ac:ross n•.•lf """l ''"'" 191 i from Bof A. 495.4975. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW AP RTMENTS f<1aru11·0 ""TV ,ho.,,,· '"" • .,.5 A ' w"''"" «11 1r1 1 ,,,..,, m;iQ.111n" ~ NRSO.COASTPLAZA 1 .. 111!• <tu//ttl• OR T ORS 2 BR 1~• Ba, air rond, 7141832-4134 DEC A des k o 1 w. poo J. !>au n a . ----------1 space, samples. delivery jacuzzi. + many xlras. Roomma te wanted for area . Npl. Bch. 551-1572 Only $325 lge. 4br hse Fe m pre· MARINER'S MILE PRJME LOCATl01'1 on WATER Avatlahle for ret.a.11 or proCess1onal offices Total of 3000 sq ft Can bl> dtv1ded into ~mailer units Ort ve hy :?ti:i:) W Coast llwy. NH. t.hl'n tall · WaterfrontHo~s 6J l.t400 Fors~re & offit•e sp ace al reasonable rates 500 to 5000 Sq Ft. MESA VEROfo; DH PLAZA 1525 Me~a Vcrdl' E. C M 54S-4 I 23 •NEWPORT BEACH• Pnme retail space /3100 sq ft Prest loc. Fash Isl Perl for flonst. mt dernr. del'1gner. art ga iter y. artisan.~. ~1ft boule4Ul' or !>a nclw1C'h shop L111d:i 833-3581 U DO RLOG has char m · tng arcade shop avail 31 l GoocLcxposurc $450 ~135.5 Vta Lido f\73 4156 2 Br. nr bcur h, re f rig. gas & water furn. 5300. Call !I00-2272.evcs 492·9482 J o. PROPERTY ferred. $144mo. shr. util. 2 rmswte 390sq Cl. ample l850 sq fl ol luxurv ltv MGMT 979-4l36 park, ut.I rncl A/C odja----------ing, 2 bdrm 2 ha . de n rent to Sec Pactfec BCHCITY SHOPS ·················~····· Business Opportunity SOOS ••······•·•·····•······ PLUMBING repair & dram ser v11•1· business Excellent lm·:r lion. Complell' facilt\y Gross-$250,000 yr. Write t<> Box 337. cto Dady_ Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92ti:.'7 BEER & WfNE lavc.:rn. Npl Bch Nets $3000 mn Terms. A~ 751-MOO _ Health f ood Slore 111 S ~: Idaho Tnplc nets $42.0011 + per yr. $1 IU,WO tak1•11 pve ryLh in~ Century Nt>lwork 714·498·5000/ 493 149'.:! e_v_es_-. __ _ P a1nt·metal Cin ts h1n~ shop Paml l:Jouth. :.pr:iv ·cqwpmeol. comprt'~sc•r. vapor degrcasl'r. dean 1n1t tunks. ho1i.t, l'I<' Rent $225. l.Ol'UlCd tt1 C°"ta Ml.'~a 64tl IZ:J<I ••• APARTMENT HOMES Jl<lwdt'r r m frpl<·. l'eclar ____ 7_5_1_-2_78_; ___ Seaside condo w Js ll p. Baruc. Near E 17th & f k paneling thruout Wtlh 1 br + den, Condo, new Single M seeks rmmte Orange. C M 642·4210 :h~~que r:~·I ~w~1v1ce~ ... beam retltn~. pnvale cptg. pool,3hlksS. Coast _$800 __ Lse __ .N_B_n_7_3_·2_2_28_·_-1 _Ro_x_i~-·-------Quaint Seal Beach M all. elevator, 1ac:uzz1. hug<' Plaza. I yr lse. 5375. RM BA pool Hse use Cd.M dlx suites, util pd :m Mam St Ain 10wnt•r Tom Mafftiew 2141·2 34\h Street Nl.'wport Beat•h You ure the wtnner nl Two FrH Tickets to CIRCUS VARGAS l''eb 26lh ur 28th it·:.JPM Performance The City Shopptnf( Centl.'r Orange HUNTINGTON BEACH ' All Apts feature: ' . •f , ... Fl' need Y ct rd Entlosl·d Gal'ag1 • Vi re plat'e La undry F acility Ot'lux<' Kitchen Plus h Car pet Fully Draped ' . ...._i .. Lnl·at 11111 ~.f:;. t 13lock off Bcarh Blvd Corner of Terry & \'it>wpoint 3 Bedroom 2 Uttlh Unde r $500. Rental Information Call -847-6001 2 C'~1r Garage i921 MOONSllAUOW CIRCl.f: A ,JARRt\fto Ol:;VELOPMENT PRO . .IE<..T 84R 3133 =-L I . .. ~ ~ tile 1:a.rugl.'. view & so avail Marl. 675·9226. utii pd,' N. B . .' S170 mo.'. AC. ampl pkg Fr $19!>. 213·~ 77l7 forth & so rorth $1050 per W~stminster 3898 ma lure woman 642-~732 :nl' No lse reqcl 675·6900 ---------mo 642·0983 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Park Newport s ub lease 2 $325. Dix 2 Br 2 Ba condo bdrm 2 ha. pool. s pa. ten· type. encl. gar & pa lm, nts $425 mo 5mo +. m fanl OK. 7211 Trask l>l-0·9612 894·2585, 891 ·2144 ........ on I Hch 3840 1-Mttington Beach 3840 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• K ennebunkport? j Isn't he the guy who kicked the I winning fieldgoal in the'74 Superbowl? I C::::~ flO ~--- 11 you re not sure who 1or wt1at) Kennyounkport was. oon t feel txld you re not dlone Kennyt>unkport ts one of 14 a1stmctrve1y 01fferent apartment noorplans at Seaw1nd V11l.>1e m Huntington Beach Seaw1na Village 1s ii res~11 of totally personah2eo professional planntng The krnd of attentron you aeserve A perfect bleno of nature ano hvmg- nestleo ro a forest with babbltng brooks dnd quret ponas. coolea by natural ocean bree1es Mel lo that tennis court!'., sw1mm111g pools. a Jacuw .1na a convenient location near shopping ano employment ano you ve oot ;i place anyone wou10 proudly call home <E11e1• Kennyoonkpont) One aM two l>e<lroom one ano rwo b.itll ctouu dpanmrnti. ft om S315 00 . sV.~ff !~g , .... ~ 1 15555 Huntl!IQIOO VlllJ9P lAnt> 9 H\ll'lllf'l(jtOn eeacn. CA I <7t4>898·996t I From tne San 01(1QO Freewa) onve norttl on BeMl'I to I Mcfadden. then West on McFcldden to Seawtnd Vt1lage j F11m1sntngs dvatlable • Opell oatry IO AM tu llusk Fem to shr 2 BR a pt Laguna Beach. 500·1200 sq wlsame. $150 inc util & ft. air rond. new cpt. pool. Nr bch &. OCC parking. hwy vunb1hty. 536-~ 54.9-1186. 499.3922 !<~em. roommate w a nted Confidenllal p ri vate of to share 2br 2ha apt. at fices, 2 compl furn. Self Promontory P t. Ocean contruned New bldg Ex· View $220mo.Call Ccciha cepllona l value 240 sq.rt 714/675-0797 aft 7 C.M. 754 7744 Need roommate Park NpL MJF' bctwn 30 45 $200 + 1-.i ulil 640-1987 aft. 3: 30 Rmmt.c wold sm hse frnsd CM $77 50 p1mo +.,..., u t1l 2St Reliable. &45·7110. :nl sq. ft. Dlxe ofr. nu <'!YI· nr C.M . OMV $130. Ulil incl. !'>46·4714 eves Bayfront Office. Ltdo Village. 549.5033 3 Rm offlrc-. carp<.!ted. Roo mmate need e d , a1n'ond Skypark Circle, baauL. COM home . Cttll lrvlne. 549·503.1 Marc for deluils 52t). ~or 759-0646 tXXl sq fl, 2 blks lo O.C ----------1 Airport. $4fi5 mo . Sharp Female to share Condo in ups tair s front w llge Dana Pt Non smoke r . balcony, pvt ba. /\IC 4321 $187 SO +U ltl. De bbie Blrch St. Suite 200. N .B 493·4180 A v a i I. A p r I I I . K . I-' e m f 0 r 2 B d rm Investments 754·7900 Peninsula. $192.50 + util Eugen ia 642·75 11 / S4lH9'l3 eves. t'emale to share m y Promontory Pornt Vtlla in Nt>wport. Bea ullfully furnished 2 bdrm, 2 ha., tr plr . har bo r 1orr11 n vic•w, tennis. gym. pools, e tc Ver y r easonable rent (714l67S.6327. Share qmet. fu rn a pt near brh w /neat . pror m11le. 494-9664 Find what you wanl In On.Uy PilOl Clas11ifteds . Prof Office Suites HUNTINGTON aeACH Centr a l loc. Just orr Beach Blvd ut Main St. THE MAIN OFFICl-: 847·5338 HB.P J. must sub·lease su!)C!r ex ec ofc space NO m •11. 1 block rtom atrport :'I c•x ec oles, ll(c' lrl'Pll~l'nl ofc area. J anitor & vt1I mcl I .ge new mode rn comer loc 00 per fl Cftll 1-'ran at Newport lnt'I Univ 7!>2·2541. Othl•r smaller spartl tilso av a ti ln>sq rt store by ocean. Npt pier & hui; stop $550 mo Isl' avatl b75·28.'>5540·4!117 HARBOR BLVD. Store 20x60 +office. 1450 sq fl . total $595 Pl'r mo Bkr biS·fi700 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRJME JNOUSTRIAL BUILDINGS •4919sq ft ofcJind'I •6390 sq rt 2it• ~rll~b. mach shop •0000 sq fl 23' gross. 91 f'wy •500 •5500 sq ft. Tustin $254.700 •3949 s <1 fl . T u'>l tn To claim your urkl'b call tl42-5678. exl 272 * .. • Marine Maintenance Cu for ~a l e 1n Newport Beach. Excellent 1><1tt•n llal for n~ht mdiv1d ual Wate rfront location. Call Mr. f ans. ~ 3 Mondu~ thru fr1day 675-7994 FAST FOOD Npt B\'11 Divor ce $13.000 mo Terms. Agt. 751 1400 ROLLER SKAT K n ·ntul net.!! to $6500 monthly. o trouble w/c1ty, {'tY l'tt· Priced t o Sl'll ARl m -1400 ---$191.500 , _______ _ Cal 1714) 8 38-5970 1714) ::~ ·S 787 J~uslnaJ 800 to 1600 sq rt with orflces New port. fi45...21ll, fA6 f,J0.1 Storage 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Se If s t o r u g e . t 1 fH)l Morgan Ln . H 8 . off llch&Slntcr,84811998. R8falt Wonted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAY A IOUTl9UE CdM Specially shop avail. now for the pr ivate en t.repreneur who can see the fine poss1bllit1es or lht!! key lor:H lon o o Paci.fie Coast Hwy it) the center of p1rt urci1q111• QlM Take over MOO/mo Responsible. wo rking lea.~ -t sparkling 1nven w t I t c• r ~ <'"' k i1 o n e tory of b<1ulique design~ bedroom rolla .ie In for only Slt>,000 ea11h Coorona dc l Mar or Costa w/quick eiosJog due lo Mesa Quietness l'S~~·n· change in ov.ner·s plans Uol. Writt.> Classified Ad Tom AIUoson Oor-othy It~ Dally Pilot. P 0 Ha rdcastle 642-823$ Box 1~. 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M&2J93 ----Huvc your home !rparkl U\I lna~ domc11lit•11 f:VERV NOOK & 'KAN NV 646 2839. 968-21110 Jluuscdeanmit Serv1r11 h.il\ o~nin~s fur new t"U.'>tonwrs IJ yr& <"XP in Oronai1• Cu l"rl'c \.'!llllmale. 10::.ured Aft ~~~M Qill Ano 4!f.! 4422 lAl"1 ~'nl 7•til Don't b" tnol('(t with asoM MYt1m~ 11 the petrec l tame tor 11prinkler1, •od It houl inl( Oitc It l..1tnd11cupu -10"10 Mald~lu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mjoj Muid S(lrv1ct' ~uro VCUll l.rUDl!d pcr:ionocl s.il) 7HOO Mm•y ••••••••••••••••••••••• lr)' our unic1u • wuy of --Meyer Mgm~-S4~~~ movina 1146 4073 C.U'lturn W11llµ11penn1i ._ .. & 9ttp0ir .....__ ..i-.r:~i All Work Guur Free Est ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ........-_,.,~ ... CH 1'73--4158 •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• _ ' Kit • b;;ths, comp roon1 Pvt Duly NUr!!t' Avul Con5<'1cn10u5, ~uur work. adds Ci&rpentry. elt'l'l lrnmt•d ror day tm ln&/ext. lota1>lr~f1J rca1. B&C CooBLruct 10 11 II om" c"' r c Ca I Jack bi~ 548-0512 -------~l~tllled _!« 1413 _ PaWiNJ/Sh_,, ltooftRg Pc-'ntfng/Pa,.,tftfj ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wall .oraph1es. Murals . Repair & Re r oof A II Pf:TE ftS PAINTING Add lt lOOch or C'llt~· t YP (' 8 Ii h In ~I c II ,.:xpr'd Reas Rail's TomNiehur 714/l49H47B rock.allukc~·Cumpo-tM f'n·c ~t Call Gl'nl• Free e.::.t 541 5930 Fin M:?·~ Avail Bnekw1>rk Small JObl' --....,/Repoir --Newport. Coslo Mei.a & Pro( plilnlJng Ei.t & ml ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roofs done reasonublt- lrvmc. b'75 317:, eve:. Lllw rate11 Reb Fn:e Neat palche11 & textun•\ A.-.k for Jim 6:!6~28-1 ur -c.::.t 536-4780,!i:tt>-4383 ..aEST. 893-143' 119.1-5106 <..'W.t.om MUJ>onry. Palioh. ------------ W¥11'>, "'trepla('e\, He f\nc fater Pamung lly PATCH PLASTERING 111. U&Jrung Woll~ 100'::. ol R Sinor St he , 10::; Try A I I 1 y p ~.::. 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Local refs 1-'ree cst11 Clll M2·~7 or 964 4345 • RELAXING MASSAGE Bob James Lie Ma!>!>eur Outcall 9 9. 494·51 I l ••••••••••••••••••••••• CNCOMETAX RETURNS Prompt. reasonable Newport Bch. 833-8199 LINDA'S TSERV1C1': Pers/Bus lncoml' Tax CaJI 842·6-139 ror appt. 1-'emale vocalist Do<'!> lead & bar k up vocals Docs variety. need:. work 548-9446 Business Ta Business SENIOR CITIZENS PREGNANT'> Curing , --------- conf1dcnllal counseling & Practical Nurse. part referral Abort1on. adop. tune. references uoo & keepmtt 494·5684 A MARKETPLAC~: for Pl.1rt"ha\1nii AJCenu and Nl'W ffu.sine!>:.es Th•~ I' a ntw Ill\ 11. \' 1'11.0T t•l,1,MfH'i11lon to .i:••I hun•r and "'' h•r toitl'lh,·r !'E>ll 'our ~urplu'-. llYt'r~tQ(•kt'Cl or no lon,.:('r 1wt•dl'd tll'm)> or ~Ullllll('' ,,, JOY kind 1'br mon• informi.twn or IJ\ plllC'l' your ail, 1·.111 642.5678 bt'twt>en 111\M .ind 5 lOPM. Mond11y thru Friday for your .ad w up pear the lollowmi: dJy or call belwet•n llAM .rnd 12 noon un S.itunl.1y for Sunday~ publlt'Hlton Store Fixtures . ~di ware:.. dol.lw!> !>0'1• off Gift Shop t.:losinjC I Z fo'ashlon hland Newpurt. t•all 838 ~3or 644 0031 4 matched dt::.play l'ases with a back bar. <ill hght ed Mod gla~~ & metal, 6' 645-1744 -Moley to Loat1 5025 ·•··•••··••·····•·····• MooPy to Loan SI0.000.000 lo $100.000,000 nox 400~ Balboa Island Moe~gH. Trust -l Deed$ 5035 ................••.•..• SPECIAL (25°/o OISCOUMTt Dunn~ the month oC Fcbruarv. Srninr ("111 u,>ns rl'<-'t'IVC 25•·;. orr Of\ thctr pnvalC IJiltt\I ;.ids (Or mcn:hand1se for sale Ill ttie Clai.stfied Scl'tlOn or I.he Dmly Pilot. (Heal E.o;tale is nol tnrlo<lcd) Bnn~ your ud mto une of our offices hsted below between ti AM & 5 PM...Jiny day durinR the wool< and we will s tart your ad the next day Cotto MHo -330 W. Boy StrHt Laguna leach -11 86 Glenaey~ I lwlli:gton IHCh -17175 leach II. Jtju110191Ceme nk SI 00 lost & Found 5300 ··················••··· * .... ······•·········••··•·· LOCrr: Female Collie, wht body w/brwn head. Irv. Blvd. CM 646-7842 Af>cARE S47·2563 ------Drummer look1n~ for Spiritual ReodH band. 8 years expcnenre l8JSSo El Camino Real m st.age & s tudio work San Clemente. l''ully l1c _548_·-~---__ _ l''or appt. 492-7296 ------- MICHB.LE•s •Ovtcoll• I lAM·2AM 835-3749 LINDA & VICKI Outeall McnSOCJe For TM hn of It! Serving all Orange Co. 835-7JlJ Physical massa~t' by hl''d. masseur technt· r1an 4 8PM Appl 548-2817 SUFFERING from sebor· mea. psonaslS, or dnn· druff ' Ask about Per la de Jojoba Hair & Scalp Treatments Pb LaCoLf· reur. 842-4244 Httf» Wonted 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTING CLERK Exper . act·ouols paya ble. payroll & general or rice. Costa Mesa urea 5'l9-2'l38 Accounung ROBERT HALF'S accounl~s Proudly Announces Our Move to Larger Offices V1s1 l Us At Our New Local.loo. Wokott Moble 1727 GaJotea T erra re (.;orona Del Mar You are the winner of Two Free Tickets L os t 9 mos o ld - COLDWELL BANK ER BUILDING SU1TE200 2333N BROADWAY to CIRCUS VARGAS Siamese/Tabby fem 2 15 The Wi llow:.. Irvine. Reward 551 40'~ aft 6pm. sis 5JJ.1 dys --SlOOREWARU l"rb 26t.h ur 28th Black Toy Poodle Mall', 4 ~PM Performanl'e lost in vie Florida/ The City Adams on Feb 12. Ca II Shoppmg Center 536-3568 day or ml<.' *SEQUIN* Models & Escorts Male·Fernale Ann. Destiny. Sonny. Enra. Marsha. C1s!>y 24 hrs serving O.C Ask about spec. rat.es 752-8708 Orangl' To claim your l1rke~. FOUND: We1maramer DRIVE A NEW l'IJIJ 642-5678. ~xt 272 male. abt 2 or 3 yrs old. • * • vie So. E. Bri!ltol. £ncnd-AUTOMOllLE __ _ ___ ly. 759-611.8, 556-0180 every year for SANTAANA We have an increasrng demand throu g hout Orange County for ex· perienced acl'ounting & book.keeping personnel Call or visit us today-1<1e are looking forward to greeting you m our oelN location. 1714t835-4103 FREE PARKING I n sured T l l :; 8 8 ti QUAUTY p AJNTlNO nrs. .::.hwrs. lUb!oo 547-263\} Prore::.stonal !\erv ll'l'. lnl Ext Neal Rea:.ooa · .._..,. d)'lS. 54.5-7007 eve MC/V1saarcept 9624.242 ble WJyne <IXOYF.) ••••••~•••••••••••••• T~Ser.ic; ------fA&822b "Moving Out &, Aboul .,.. -------Pluml>inK repair Spee m ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Don't Delay. Call To-lnl/ext Reas onable remodelm& & copper re NOW ISTHETIMF. day" Local & .::.talc wide Dependable l'~ree e:.l pipe Good pnce:. Top Expcnenl'e J ----------U C & INS 6-154128.<; _540-4844_ Ci & M· PamlmR. (nl & Any plumbing. wate r ---- Movinit & Hauhn~ StHrv. 1ng Colltit(I.! !>ludenl' Ex penenced 751 7799 Save Uusnumb4?r ! t'lnd what you wJnl 1n Oruly Pilot Cl.i:.!>lfil·ch Aggrl'~s1ve tnd('pendcnt bank 1s seeking P av Pilers Call D Kriswfka fOf' appl 894 8887 Pac1f1c City Bank F,quaJ Oppor Employer ----- APPIJANCE~'TORE needs 4 young ag1<ress1 H ' p eo pla . n o e xper neccs::.ary Wtll train Earn up lo $350 pen 646-5016 Mr. Frankljn APT MANAGER t'or 55 umt.s tn Costa Mesa Expcr'd t•ouplc llu!>band mu~l ha vt: mamt ('Xf Wtfr.• bkkps; l'XP C:il 642·507:! or 1213Jl!65·Jg5 l AP'f MANAGEK 15 un IL'i, San Clemcflte !'ref ..!.£!_ Ca II Kurt 835-3700 A/RReupt. 4.5 wpm 10 key, full or part time Apply "' person. 350 N Ncwpon Blvd NB , AIR RECEPTIONIST 40to!>Owpm 10 key Full lame. fringe benef1Li. Newport Be a c h area 714~7().10 ASSEMBLER for hghling (1xturt' l'O 2001 S I!: Marn, Irvine ASSEMBLERS Local Mission Viejo Co iie<.-ds assemblers. Sonw cxper preferred. Can dtdalcs mu.::.l have g()()C.t manual cfoxtl'r1 ly , Ul' Ot'Bt m ~tpJ>('uranrc & dl' Exl Cabmct frn1shini:. & ::.erv 11.!alu. IJathrm end Telliori :.tucco repair 751·3448/ cer~m1 c 0 lllt'. Real>' "9 biJ..8457 832·24tll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Is (.Our ch ild havin~ EXCELLENT PAINT PLUMBING LOW COST learnin ~ proble m :.., EXCLNT PAJNTING AC RY LI C.: WA LL State credential tutonat CALLS48-270ti PATCKING54~<Y187 serva~ GlyD.11536-S841:i Automot 1 ,.e CAREER POSITIONS MOW AVAILABLE -· - Bt\BYSlTIER. 2 mo 1n CABCNF.T MAKF.R 2 Yr, lant, <.: '1 drCa Start exp wood & formu·.i March 2L->t. call 646-1689 salary open. apply 260 1-: - - -•()yer Rd. Suite M. Santa Haby:.1ller .. "\ill lime day Ana earl' fvr 3 C'htldrl'n ---- needed in Costa Me!>a Car Wash Mangr. growth M c11 Mon F'rt. 557 0-187 Co Good pay. Bonw; & profit sharing plao &lbyh1tter El Toro area. Metro Car Wash Syste m' Mature woman . .::.lart•nR 2950 Harbor Blvd C.M Jan 2nd wi. days 7 am to .a 30 Ca re ror infant Cuh1ers <Food> Part •SAU:S FULL-T IMF. •M t-:CHANlC f'l!LL TIME Rer rcq 768 7446 lHne Exper. preferrl'd ' --------Vaned sh.tfts. NewPorter Bark nfr medical assist Inn, li44-1700 x 525 waoted PT. FT for M1rkeyZemelt E.OE yoon..: pro~re~1ve grow ----------- i':'trellrnt ::.tarttn~ :.alary and workinl! cond1t1on" wtt.h opporturutie::. for ad va.ncemeol full tame employee::-re C't'IVt' h0!ooprta luat1on in· :.urancc. Jare 10:.uranre and pension fund Apply mperson Ill PEP BOYS AUTO SUPPLY STORE 15221 Bearh Blvd We:.tm1n.-;tcr Equal Opportuntl} Emplo}erM F Aulornot1\ e J.C. Pl:HNEY 24 Fashion Ii.I.ind Newpurt Beach has 1mmed1.1tc c'IJ>l'nin~ for AUTO SERVICE SPECl.\LIST tn~ sµer ialty '" N B Call ror appt & llllerv1cw. t;w. llil9 Banlonl! Ta.LER CASHIER Rest aurant expenenl'l' desirable Apply 2-5PM Ben Brown's 31106 Coai;t Hwy. So. Lagum.1 Nl'wpnrt Cent.er branch ._ __ .......... -.. seeks personable 1n· dJVtdual w/6 mos Teller t•xp t.o do paying & re· re1vm!{ & rclate-d opera· lions work Sal eom· mensuratA> w /exp Con Lael (.' Bruton. l'Tench {I.Ink or Caltromta, 500 Newport Center Dr. N ij Bank.mg Aggressive independent bank 1s seeking ex per1enced Credit Checker Call Ms Da\1~. IMS 1234 Pacific C1ly & nk Equal Oppor Em plover S.mkul~ TELLERS NEW ACCOUNTS C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS Operuns:.::. now available (or lull a nd part-lime Cash.le.rs on 2nd & Jrrl s h1rls No e xpencn<'l' necessary, we train Start al $3. per hour. ad vancement opportun1Ly ror management pos1t1011 lo $S 50 per hour 1r QUalJfied For more in for mation, call the Personnel OHice 12422 Lampson Street Garden Crovc. 537-4840 EquaJ Oppor Employer Ouk! care, my home ror :! yr old Mon·f't1 8·5::l0 University P k area 5.52·~ LOWEST Lost&~ 53oo LOST· Orange Persian aboutS.SOO·SlOOO •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ~ · . Most Makes Cat M Vic Poppy & , .... 2526 Admin. Mgr. pend11hl<.• Work 1s 111 lifl.' Executive secretary s upport MEDI C AL 1':x1>t•r11•nt·e n •q11 1 r,• Ootst.111d1n1t lwnl'flt~ Apply in person Mon lhru "r1. J011m 4pm i-: o ... ~ Nt-d s harp. personable - -Tellers and New Al'· 0..EANER·2 respons1bl<> rc1t1nts pe~ons. Savings mature adllo.. 7 dys wk. & Loan expenence pre· 4AM to 7 JOAM p, t fl'rrt·d Full·t1m(' pos1 club, c·all for appl \Ions ..iva1lablc. Pleahc 6'4-0)5() llftttst Rahs ht T.O.'s, also 2nd T.D. Loat1s. 1-'ain.!sl Term11 since 1949 Sctttler Mh). Co. 642-2171 545-061 I MOHEY AV A.IL.AILE 2nd TD LOANS SWJNGLOANS EQUlPMt:NT CONSTR CTIO~ OR /\NY P URPOSE UaY1d P Care,Y. & l\!>:.O<' RE Broker,~ 1957 Nl:."WPORT l'i\CI Fl(.' 1-'UNDING Any amt bl. 2nd. 3rd , TD's Da)'s. 955 1055 cv 675-SSJS LOAN PACkAGIHG •PLACEMENT• Eqwty Loa.ns Venture <.:ap1tal M1mmum $50,000 f'inanc1ul Consultant BKR. 645-2590 UF to $45,000 2nd TU needed pnmf' Cr!M pro perty. hig h eq u ity 494.3324 ----PRIVATE PARTY will pay more ror u 2nd TD's 6'&2·3573 ------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY fl Sell any 1te1n or C'om bmauon ot items for r?~ or less with ti Penny Pmcher Ad 3 IJnca for 2 t'On5'l<'Ullve II•)'~ Each ftddl11on111 tint• 111 00-for th(l2da)~ (..h11rttl' II' No cummcrc1al .. c.b .. 11t mort t11fnrm1111on •md to Pl•«' your ad call 642·5671 Seav1ew. Call 975·3972 ____ .. _ .. ____ _ eve. wkn. 673-7700 FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 6-42-5678 Lost or Found a pet? Call t\n1mol A s'1 1stance lh;t. Siamese rem eat L...ight Chocolate Point Ans to Mai Lmg Vic Li.do lsle. 675-3359 Found Med blond M doit wtslvr IJnk collar Vil' CM. 75Ul620 Found: Blk/wht M pup py, nr Orange Sl. NB 646-~ League 537·2273, no fee _ Found· part Springrr LOST 2 bl.k ccx:kapoo::. Sparuel M pup. flea col V 1 r Golden we.::. l & lar. 646-0939 Ml' Fadden M & I'' -l''ound--B-r_n_/B_l_k_M-.-Y_o_r_k-1e 892 37~ ___ & Blk md. Poodle/Tar Found sweet long hatred grey F rat About 6 yrs old on Sugarloaf in Fln. Vly Sl>-7019 Lost M S 1 b H us k y whl/slv/grey, blue eyes. black collar. Reward! 19t h /Pecn n II B 900<J.Wl ner nux. 846-ms3 -----Found Male Peke , Garfield / Brookhur&t 962-0514 Found: Black mah· pup· py. 2/22. On Newport nr 1.8th St. While flea collar. ti42·S!Mf --Lost Univ"rcity 1.>8 k FOUND: Brwn /blk fem "' " r · cocker type. No collar lrvtfll'. Lon~hair Caliro Ellis/Ward. 848.1511 cal, female, 3 yrs old. Wcanng brn suede l'Ollar w/yellow s tones Please rall 5S2~t6 Reward FOUND Male Ger man Shepherd, HB H1 Sehl, no _ rollar. 5J6.2458 SCRAM-!.ETS ANSWERS Nal.lvt> -Souse Armor Utopia RESTAURANTS Her idea or weekly meal planning 1s to look up the phone numbers or seven dlfferent Rf.STAUR>\NTS LOST : No r wc1nan F,lkhound. male, Mesa Verdi' flnrhor tBaker Am to Buddy Reward! ~ Los t · B l oodhoun d , brown/blk rem Reward. Plc•1111t coll 496·7665, g ,:om:i 1,osT Turq br easted wtitc parakee t. friendly lfB. <Suel 900-1100 Lost : Big old black Cat from Thalia St, Lag Brh. May have returned lo old home In slide a rea 497-1838 FOUND . Keesh o n d 2-21-79, Santa Ana 835-1972 Found· Male Doberman, cr opped. Blk collar w/silver studs only. Scar on rib. Brookhursl / Adams. lfB 962·0898 Found young l8 mo.> Shepherd. Dark race & ears. M. Vic. So. Logun11. 499-l.8L3 Found Male German Shepherd milt. Golden· beige. 645·1508/644·~ Found small younit lite brown puppy. Appears mixed breed MS-1.508/644·~ MASSAGE RGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAUOHLY Days. en1, hr 631-2140 GOLDEHGIRL *ESCORTS* 972-11 38 MODELS/ESCORTS Ever ordered "Bcloluly" & f(ol "Beast?" Thl!n try U'l Or Cly's mos t ex· clu'i1ve 773-0801 Mi s!Y,'. s Olltc all •NO SERVICE FEE• 991·7759 Senior C1t1zen would bke company or a y oung female to enjoy the bcl ter things in lifo. Must be uble Lo dnve a car Call 642-8558. Widow, while lady, look· mg for honest unmarned home t.ype financially set while man for lusting companionsh1p, 50·55 Respond P.0 .Box 2634. MWlon Viejo, CA 9211}(). ·==::. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JobaW..ted. 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PERMANENT LIVE IN COMP~ONS/ HSKPRS PRACTICAL NURSES WELL SCREENE D EMPLOYER PAYS FEE DYNASIAICH Pe.raonnel Services 2021 E4TH, S.A. 835·1459 P'lima.ry school teacher experienced w/chlk1ren. Refs. Lookinf for child ca.rins, any ime . Can al.lo dO work ln & around the house. Ph 6'7W422 The AJuns Co. Ai1s't to ELF.<.:TRONI CS Only president res & c·omm rt'!lpun.'l1he persons seek real estate development mg permanent emplo~ co. Admin. or corporate ment ncc.-d upply Call legal, profil s haring pro· 1·So-sa•n•58-1•38•30-----r g ram. offlre manage menl. ins. program, personnel. Career onent· ed w/good growth polt'O· Ual. Must have excell skills, legal exper pre· fen'ed. Tustin lorallon Salary $1400 + benehh CaJI Karen 832-2881 AdYrising Asst. Need sharp pers who can llSS!Sl io our prod aepl & perform secretarial duties. Must type 60wpm & be able to do pas te up work Sal to com ASSEMBLERS lll'<.'Cil.'d for .,wing shift!>. ror Mfg Planl 1n C'o<.ta Mesa S3 :Kl hr Cull Mr Clifford. 642 5254 t'\SSEMBU:RS, WllSE With or \lo llhoul exp Work day., or n1ghl Pd weekly No rel• pay (Over 18) Norrell Tempurary Serv1ct•s SM-0021 t: 0 I~ mensur alc w /11biht y.l•---------r Send res. Ad lf425, Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 ADVERTISING SALES 1be Daily Pilot has an immediate opening for a s ales p e r son with newspaper display ad· vertising experie nc-e Good salary. com missions and excellent fringe benefits. Ei. cellent growth op· portunlties for a person with career amb1t1on!I Call for appointment. 642·'321, ext 277 OIAMGECOAST DAILY PILOT ~W. BaySt Costa Mesa F.qual Opportuotly Employer Advertismg Proclllctiott Per101t & MA11btcmt Must have eitperience tn t.ype speclng & producing c lean , well·des1gncd (lnlshed a rt. Apply In person between 8a m - 5Pm. or amod resume to Tht Joly 9l04JW IK 17042~AY• '""-· c. t27t4 17141 S4Mlll ASSEMBLERS PRECISION Openings avallahlt' 1n preril>1on 1nstrumcnl shop. Applicants mus t enjoy lhc challenge of troublc.::.hootlng & cus tom r1tl1ng of me<'harueal a sJ.<'mblies Good mi.nual dei.lcmly & mech8fll('~ll 8plllUdl-' eX· pi'r a musl Mm 6 mos ex per req f; 0 1-: n1 II 557·9051 , nsk for R1ty Gilman Assoc Rep trainee New C.O m 0 C area needs men & women or couples for P /T work Muny beneftts for nght people Clll for appt 5"1·0863 Assl. ManaRer Fabnt ex per. needed Costa Mesa 6404040 ASST MGR/HOSTESS 5 Eves, call 548·7418 between 7am·l2 Noon At.rrOMOTIVP: •PARTS COUHTMMEH! Busy Chevrolet denier t1ettr Orange County Airport needs parts countermen with OM parts exJ>('rleMe Good pa y . environme n t Penna ncnt Opp ror od· v1ncement See Bob Cook LOST aold bucclet lnit1l1 M.l.L. Vfc of I rvine on or about 2 10 '19 RF.WARD ~ fo'>UNO Brindle It whl 10UJ\I male dog. Vic S. Bristol. S . A Hts Call S.2879. Woman soekt poe1tton a1 companion lo Sr Cll . --------• HOW A.RO Chtnofet Oove Ir Qu•ll St.it NEWPORT BEACH 646>W77 Clus.illed Ads M 1f.' AUTOMOTIVE SALES CAREER i-;°'penem·e Not Nece:.s1try But Hen.•'s Wh .. t b . HtghSchool Education CPrefcrably two years orrollegt>J Well Groomed Pos11.Jve Atl.llu11l' Ability T o Learn And M osl Or All A lltronR desire for nn out· "standmg career with a :.U<'cessful. <'nthu:.ia:.tJC J!rowtnlt l'Orporal1on Top Company Benefits Call Dous: Wisdom for complclc 1nlormal1011 ·~ 1' I I" Or•• c-ty 2925 Harbor Bl•d. CostaMeso 979-2500 AUTOMOTlVE •LOT DETAIL Part-Lime. 8 AM to l PM Mon thru Fri at one of Orange County's leadin~ new car agencies !orated in Costa Mesa Must have vahd Calif dnvers hcen..o;e Call ror appt lo Churk Cozart or Paul Ot>fo'ab11~ 540-9640 UNIVERSJTY SALES&SJ.:RVl<.:C: AUTO PARTS COUMTERMAM Mmamum 3 yrs. 1obbt•r e.xpenrnce. Must be well groom<.>d & personable Hnrd work & ~ood pay with growrn(l rompnny ('all 556·2500 ro r 1n tcrview appt BABYSITTER s ludc•nt prercrrect to watch 1 Gyr old 7am lo 8 15am M /F my 'home Mar R11!1h11rd &Adarr\!I Call oft lip m 962 14$3 __,.. Propll' who nttd people should olwnys rh<'<'k the Service D1ttC'lor~ in lhe DAJLY PILOT Nil C-L-Sl--IC_A_L __ 752·2600 IRVIHE SAVIMGS & LOAM Equal Opportunity Employer MI F Beauty Operator exper with or without the clicn t.ele lmm<.'CI operunR i\p ply m person Ask ror Ms. l''afar Heg1:. llu1r Stybst. SC-Plata, C M 714/540-8888 Bellman. Apply m per son &.'C .Judy Surf & Sand Hotel 497-4477 Boat Hardware Sales PcNon P T 2 day>. a wk . S<'hock llurdware 2000 LafayClt(' Newport Beuch P 0 Receivers. 8-5 Goocl rnn~c benef Bu:.y de,,k matchi ng 1nvo 1c~"· respon for d1::.counts un invoices. Apply Avnl'I FJedrorucs, The Large:.! Electrorucs D1stnbutor 1n the wo rld . 3511 McCormll·k . C M 754-6063 or 6064 CURICA.L Z Z Girl. heavy adding m1ch. r1hng an bus) elec trorucs ok. Good fnni.:e bener1ts. Hrs 9·6 Must be fast & accurate Avnet Ele r tr o n1 t·s . 350 Mt·Corm1rk , C .M 75.i.1Wor6064 CLERICAL Capable person for omcc 675·3324 -patiltion reqwnng phom· Body.Man. Harbor Body & math appltude. ty p1111t Works. 2071i Placentia, 6Swpm. Medical. dental Costa Mesa ms. Fabcicalf'CJ Pla stics lnc. 815 W 18th St. CM 646-3'l79 ROOKK,..:EPF.R I 1\C COUNTANT lluntmg-lon Oeach CPA r1rm offers u career opportunity ror a Full Char!{<.' Boo k kee p l'r I A crou ntu nt Broad exper1cn r e & back~round 1 s f'M..•cessary Work directly with cht>nh CPA firm experience preferr e d. 9924561 BOOKKEEPER rur growing Corp 1n l"\'Creatlonal r1cld L'reter computer exp. Salary commensurate w 1ab1li· Ly. Non·smoker Send re sume lo Huish Ml(nt , 33208 Pasco Cer vcia. Suite C. SJC. 92675 ~ IOOICICEEPER F/C Pos w/prom. I'' I R.E. lnvest firm. Xlnt oppty for <'Xp . & mature JX'rMn. Call f140.0l2.') Bookkrcper 1-;xper 'd IJ\rourh Tnal Bulant'e Payroll luxes. Statistical typina req'd Pleasant olhce · local CPA Hrs variable 842-8839 ---Wwil Ads Co II 642 5678 ---------CLERICAL Deputy Clerk wanted Oencal po:uuon ava1la bh: immediately Re quires I yr. clen cal ex penence. 40 wpm typing S'70S to start 833-0411. ext 200 ror appt. Orange Co unt y H a r bor Muruclp-.J Court. E.O lo: CLencal lmmed1nle opening for dependable 1ndlvldual w I R e a I E s l a l ,. Dev loper/Property Mtcmnt Dept Pos1llon calls for various clerical duties le req& acct g bkgd & 10 key & lype lo 60wpm. l rvlnc area Please call Lydia Schar fer at l714) 9SS·l313 for Interview CLBICAL to work for financial ex· ec of outstanding t•orp. Lt fig typint1. exJ>('r pre· ferred. Vanrty pos W/J.· lnl rnnae bcna. Starl aal g:>· 0.11 Jean, 540-6055. \IJ Per'tOfu~I A&en· C)', 2790 Harbor, CM AU.JOBS FREE , --..... __ _ ... ···~·-· .. ~ .... ,. .. r t I t t I ' . . , , I I l d d s r " t, l. '· , • ~~~ ..... ?!~.~ ~~~ ..... !!!! ~~~ ..... !~~ ~~.~~ .. ; .. !!.~! aert·ll\IU u~ bllU"'· 10 -~·TCHa l!...R·• .... y Irey b)1 touch, M1u1nti ---~ v-5 •" knowleclit1 helpful f\pp Ne•Ofld for f~ll t1111t1 SALIS JOI NOW ly In per1or1 Lido "'1utlA lnd~lna e1141t1.1n1i ~ SN~ard, 900 Udo P-,.lt 1rtv1yard .ti ~ct ~nu oono l'•H UOC)D Dr NB how'11 to Ollf'r•te <'Om UOOl> • >"' R'IWU<'IU.ION ~·entor for HOU HS. l t ,, Clerks T 11 Sal I All l • l l> IT I 0 N !> M AN v a'"lft.. G~M• "•(. Will 11!<'\ln "I rna nlt'!nlnl't' f>'JUNt;i~ IH~N P.1-'ITS "'' .. """ ... •bit\ 1~r10un1 Soan1· t.r.un lU$Ch1lt'r,' M radloiJ t~l tt•ilrnne ., F'A.4'1' OROWINO ('OM -.• r l'ANY l'R OM UI 11,S Cl-TYPIST "Atnf •Jrpencnr~ r>ro 1'1U>M WI TillN ·1 tt.AJN rorr•d lhc.:l'" nt N e ., p o r l ll o ia C' h LI Ap~Jt )>" 0 fl I 0 I' lRSUl'&IK'C Comp.ill) ol ........ ~wt M A . A u !( ,\1 1-; N ., lB»Ul'l.nt .. ft lJ..ECL RK CllllMS WOO lnh.-nor 0ta11n Hlllllilflt for de11•" cur11p1111y t:x· fl"Tl.:nrud. knowlL'd¥\l uf funUtUJ'(! at.YI"•· l\JUf\'Olf, ll1ht1n6'. planti;. 1tc ~c• •it-rt'ttulred Sumt! •ChO()l•nM 1•r"· frrt1•d M ust r ead tih.1U11n1'ta /\Jilk fur Tony. f)M-!IU't , .. ~ an \'Ott)' h·\o••I po.1 1071 C"aimlll.at k b .\ ft 1' !) • I .M uoa ~· blJUna 1'11 r!i ~.,. ,._. i.JW M l: o I AT K l. v . , JANITOR ~"C:~~~u!:::·1~~~~~~~-·J ~ fr\ ~l ? AN "c ~ J!\all Ume Mon t-1'1 Ex - tbln._IJ 4 I) WM~ Un\'ttr LA 1'tmu 1 so. 11F:1.Pf'\!L \\'~ HAVI-. rt•llc•nloorwflt.1. U11y11luw n ,._ h flt t h -. OUR OWN 1'1lAININCi t'Uolw Hoo,p 20$$ Thurtn. Ctn 'l'yJll l-\.'81' Pt I ~pend•b~• u~· ce:d PIWOllA'I PIJl ON HV· rw tid·3.WI t nrn Mu • t be UTP tliff)' ~comm ~ 1'301 fll1' COUN:J Jl\''b. TOP --J--.t-.__-1H-... -~-•mlllul't'd ~ wb. re111 -= :_ ----()" u AN ~ A L • s -~ ... dtnt ol F\n Vl), 4-lo ln Pt-;01'1 C'Al f. /\T fur bh> mcdi{'ll ('O rp . «>me brar~d 8tart ul Mav•s o N r P JI o lt f-1 ~lblo hn . u11PfOJC 20 U~O thud phun,• Meftor''KU'l'"tnl&)'r 01 tNTt!tt \tlt~W OJHli\N IJl.lr wk 4.loothular)' To pen.orialJty •rrontofClt•r ,'lfd,.·r tcOOYt' th.tt rruut F.XC'HANLJ t.; S f'AN ,.tnrt 1m1t1cd t:.1te l y ~P!liri&ncil J tii>lrablf' dUc t $UICI II l>t'\ Iii ur N\JNN 7'4 !.illll T30:4 Nl:.,.µol"l 8ul'11 631 J855 Typ1011 4Uwpm Call mnrt" Orantt' t~,.,..1 --JC•t __ IG·4441 for int4'r\lt'V. hll•>W <'.ah 11300 "11 GUARDS JiWB.llY SALIS •£Pl_ _ H"rr1nu11n, t-11u111at11 F\lll Cr p1unui All wr ui. N Ii fin& Jewelry de· Codllt.llW.atreu \atll'Y 1'10 t1I Slu11.1r Un1rormi. turn1•lll'd iowilt!rul feri.cballt'n1&lntt 1-~pr'\Jfi fo)jll or 1, uuw b~t'o\n Nlwhopo & Ai:~211V'uvur Rl'llf\ld perm 1111 IJ(>!jltlon w/ ......... w "'---· F.IJl'lh1) wul OIM No ~x~rumcc ruture to re1pon11ible ._,. n ~n i;urc 'i-~~~~~~~~·1 iwC' Apply lln1v~r1111I t...an.. 22T'tl f.'t"nlre Or.I _ l'lilU•l'\loo Servtt'\I, 1226 m1.uur" wntnan w/ sales l'J1'lro W M.h St~t. S•ntu Aiiu exper Gum knwldg. de· ORIVH P /T lnWrvu.:wi hvun. If 12 & aurubh.• 673'4734 r r ll m N ~ w p o r t t o H Moll lhru Fri J11wclry irnJesperKOn for Wu t wo o d Rt' 1 • 11 ll.1111' atyllat.a·mak\l mor(' h1l(h fltlihion gallcr,y m rMhlng i;tt>r111 r~cl•l1<lng • R. L<Jl(unu Beuch. f"u lJ or dept Good an1r1n11 rl." ntutiey cut 11 lilllt!on f'/'f ,.;alar y + com· curd & ~r:; r.;qulrcd. ~~~~ & Luyd,, CM m1s.'lioo497-2115 MWit ht' 21 Hours nru _ -:::- 8 30 I Call Nu rte y , Holr S~st (,flGAl.SECRETARY 6"·~ l''ulltime, expcr. San O>. lootlng for part or full Large SaJou, uoklng ror Juan t:apo. 83J.l121 limo bookk~~p~·r In - -hair stylist with follow ---''------- Newport MTa Call Cm Ory CleanlnR t'ouott:1r Ing. HB area Call Susie, UGAL $1ECRETARY dy for 11.ppt. ~·91UO. help. J'Ull & P1irt time 963-0717 Growtngdynamic Lltlga· --7$9-9901 Hots 1 1 lion Firm in NeWJ)Ort Cook· Experienced fry --. ------P Ui u Center has perm part cook for brealtfo11l & din· Ory Ch:arung plant need:s · LVH ORR" time o pe n I Ii g f o r ner T op pay, aood combination p resser· 3-11 Shirt:-"'Nurses uade. energetic efficient & ex· beoelits. Bob' s Family 759-9901 U 7, lull tune. Newport per. legal secret11ry . Restaurant. 1409 S E1 Elderly munru.:edll 24 hr Con vulci;ccnJ._,1551 Mu s t ha ve x .l nt Camino Real,4.92·1353 care. U ve·ln or two 12 hr &t perior Ave .. NB. shorthand, typing & die· _________ , shifU. Ald /hskpg. cook· Hostesses. New Ichabod's taphone ex pe r . Call COOK in1. Must h ave car . Restaurant o penin g . _Sh_aro_n_646-_00_00 ___ _ 1£x1,>andin1 resta urant Dependable. Ref's. SJ C Rock, disc(l & dancing. UMO DRIVER chain with over 50 unitis. area. •96-4226. _ __ Hunt Bch. f\111 & P /T Fami ned Stude nts O K . 1 14 1 Prv. Ply. Newport 1Jch. . Jy-0w organiza· Fast Food Mature Help 3 9QJ-4402 l82S Beacll Blvd. professiona l, e x per. t1on offe rs pleasan t hrs m id day Apply mature driver . 24 to 55 working condl.tions . Lynns Burge'rs, C M 'l'own & Country Shop yrs. $l?S-$200 per week. Good OpportunitJeS for D.Aa 'lcoc ping Ctr. o -1' <?•5 6156 Or advancement. Excellent ,_....._,, ~----------• ""'"erenei!s. "" · company benefits. EA-1_F_e_m_a-le_f_a_ct_o_r_y-pk_g_r_s-.1 HOSTE$S 213-82'l·06ll ext. 284. perienoe desired. Apply $2.90 hr to start. Merit Prestige restaurant. AP· Lot man. General help. lnpersonto: r aises. 1537 Monrovia ~~ 59 Fashion lslaod. Mustbe18. Valid license. Ave. N.D. 548·5125. ----------• 847-1241 /847-1242. t/ '· Front desk help. Apply in person. See Judy. Surf & Sand Hotel. 497-4477 2300 tt.bor ll•d Gardeoer lo exchange for Hostess-Cashier, 5 nights. LUNCH SERVICE help 2.S hr. week. Must be well for pvt men's club, Mon groomed, able to work th r u F r i. 1 2 . 2 : 3 0 . wil.h figures. Will truln $3.50/hr. 752-7905. right girl. The Der by -'---------- NmW..t.4 7100HlfpW..eM 7t00 s.turdly,Fabru•ry2A,1i79 OAtLyPtLOT CJI.. ~~-;.T••••••:•••••••••••• .... ; ................. Help W.tM 1100 Help W•t•d 71 00 W...e.4 7t00 M11d•I•, fem. Stl'larp PlUMIRS I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!'!'!.•••••••••••••••••• II.aw-. only. fl5 ~r hr. DRAIM MIH. 'I' E A c 11 E R CM.a·tl2U,64H 122Pob. Top 1n1y, Med ical In· RealEstate SICHTAI Y KINOEROARTEN MOOcila aW'H«t, paid 11acatlont c....r()pporiuMty Br111lch offl~otn11llonal li'or a amall privat11 We--4 IWW t.c .. : Ii must, have own truck Find out about the real (,~raUon has opqnlnK school. 1.2 1tudenta an Modela·Male & Fcimalu WiU trinn. Cull :C,t:~n1fl:~ ~f:l~r ToJ'~ tor sec'y to mMn&ill~ clasa. Hr 1. 8.30·t. Please It Yo u r l lH' • h ua 751 -6942 Real ~taters. Lictin.sinw ~l~P;~~utr!~~r~~~t ~alltor a.Pvt. 6'0-8820 churact e r , I• h l tih school fet1¥ completely have knowl~ge of acch fuhlon C'lr toolul like th~ roUSHU Nfundable lo school of payable, rticcivublct TICHMICIAN altl next door. Cull for 11n DM llASlll YOW' choice + exteMlve payroll & muat b4t udep eJe«roalc. bllck1round. uppu lntmeot f o r u Dc grc a tse r h o lpe r aalu t.ralnlrig J)roairum al figures. Will aasllst 3;rr.eicper.rotnimumror Pl-U'~•I lnltirvlew Vou w/aomo pol111hln& exp. after llttirwinlf lo •H uro mona.gcr in aU u11pects of Medical Component Mft:. CCJUld be mrcllnk~ S~ 20318.E. Main, Irv the hiftheat opportunities branch opcr ulions. l!:X· Co. In M.V u oa. Perm. eu 'I Ali ncx wee ror success. Join and &u<'• cell. trtnge bencfitll In· work. C•ll Su.no ror, don't hOllitate. cttll MW, PRINTER plm•on ntede<l <:eed "11ll'r I.ho m03t out· cfildlng ttClJhh, lifo, den• -appt. !181'.'899 u.'ik forffasel to run tlamada. Expcr. stand.in& team or 11uc· J.al lnsW'unt•c, p<J vaca·~~~~~~~~~~: 631·6000 neceliSlry. Pleaae ('811 ces.sful erore111lunitlll in tiClll.'!I & 13 hoUdoya. Scod r: ~; NcwYorkWe»t IC' appt. Liberty Print· the bua1 nc1111. For in-r u u me to Sarbor TaEPHO._.E Mode11na Afency In&, 5M·2G.'4. formation catll Monday Colman eo. PO oox 7150. " MOOMLleHTING? Printi111 Technician, Sad· ~~e!r~y • ask for Npt Ikb 92600. Attn: Rbt SALES 003.7225 dlebaC'lc College. Mission n.e Reel btotw• Hill. E.0 .E. Ncw.upaper Jubs. Your Vi~jQ . S•lary range 71 ~ '~"ZSOO · phooe, 4 to s hrt a da.Y~ MOWI llOUM!.kM pel', 5 dys tll95-$1127 per mo. Call .... v-SICllTARY/IHc $200 & up comm. wk., pr wk, 9 2·30 ln~x p. 831·9700 x 002·303 btwn 8 President of arowing Exp. pref. Over 21. 1.0 . $3 00, expe r . 53.415. &IS. RECEPTIONIST lrvine firm wants sharp ~W*paperEnt.8JS.CW~3,. ~&m ---------1 lmmed opening ror at Exet'utlve Secr e tury lto3PMOn1y. MOTEL MAJDS. Part or PRINTIJ'(G tractive rec~ptloni11t for ww1.h $1500 • .wUllna lo TELE SALES w /e xp, flume. /\pply t o : lmme<l.ialc openins ex-young dynamic de velop startaUl.200.751-4824 sharp. guarantee NOW! Klrkwood Motel. 4030 E istd or: corp typlng 50·00 wpm ,-....------~ Comm 8 35-9692. Oltf{wy.Cdm 673·4520. · PRISSOPERATOR ~=a mo to start. ~ARY-..:.83S.;.·._·7296_._· _____ _ MOTEJ.. NIGHT CLERK. Expe rie nce d p r ea11 · ~ork in plush ore for 2 Tow Truck Drivers ex 3 Days per wk. Mon/· person le> operate multi· RF.cEPTIONlST for pvt lave wire pti0pl1.1. Must per'd. Top pay. Apply Tue/Sal. 6pm·l :30am. sa lathe 1250, 1850 presses. men's club on Mon onl'f, have SH & aom~ bkkpg G&W Towing. 740 B or S3.25 e xp. Call ~~~~~~at~i~lll~o~: 6:30am·2pm, S3.50/hr. ~'!ePersonneli\~ncy OhmsWay.C.M.6'2·12~ ~9471. 752-7905. ,,..~, perience. Contact: 488 E \7th. """ta esa TR Al NEE : Ft n V I y MOTHER'S HELPE R. RECEPTIONIST ~ite~ _ _ 642_:_1470 hranch of lrg _auto ins. Uve in. rm & brd '+ sm LynnStansrleld ---agency producmg ag,en· ll jjl a r y, e xpectant (714)759·7853 TYPIST : a ccur:d e .• ._ ________ cy,hast.hefollowlng1m- motberOK. 770·2551 Belween8am-Uum h b · "' •· med .. , .... , s arp, ne at , rlf;.•l, • ope .... oe : friendly & r elia ble *Secrefar18S* _ UwdlfwriterTrelaee MOVIE EXTR 1~ Heavy lelcphones. Apply o. Ofc/Bkkpr /R\tcept No EX per Nee. "'1 An~ In person. Trail Right Employers Pay All Fees Acct Clerk• sought by Hollywood L.../USeRvc::e.s Trailers 3100 W. Central, Uz Reinders Agency Exp helpful but not nee. movie firm. $20·S200 per 620NewportCenter Dr. SA 4020 Biren St. Ste 104 Sal. commens u r a te day poss. Looking for Newport Beach Res t a urant I rv 1 n e Newport Beach,833·8190 w/exp & abllity. Call outgoing 18-70 yr olds F.qualOppor Employer Clubhouse r equir es CalH'orAppt/Estab '64 Kathy Schmidt. 54941161 wanting to break Into genera l help for l he or come into our ore a l movies. (714) 761·1244. le d. h h t ---------• 17400 Brookburst Ste 218, VIDE O C ASTING p R 0 0 U C TI 0 N t;,ounllr, dis .wbasber eEc. "'~•-•RY FtnVly. SERVICE. (now in 4th WORKERS Hood Sails, Sma san wic ar X· ~_., ~ --.:..------- year). cut-out & second lay out ::~i £0~::,~~atle~sJP~~ Secretary for the Equi p· Travel Agen5t-8E8xper. workers. Full ti me, lf\"m, Mon-Fri.or Sat & ment & Design Division 848·1 5411.34&1 .,., k or a rapidly growing . . . Office Manager-Sales Sun 9a m ·5pm · J a c restaurant chain. Typlng Utility Person·FUll ll'!1e Good opportunity for ad· Real DI.ate Sales _7_~_._7500_.______ & Shorthand skills re-pos. open f~r pe~on with vancement. Will train/no _ SAJ.LBOATSALESMA N quired. Excellent work· some mech I aptitude-for experience necessary . . Expet,ience prefer red ing conditions & benefits general clean up of .. of· Must be 25 yrs old orlfc «ID ;t\_~Marine675.1403 which includes various races & manuf~cturing older & be ava il. on group insurance & profit ~as. Some minor re· Saturdays. 557-0824 or CIR cutter. full Ume. will sharing. Apply in person patrwork. 77'·6090. 1525 Mesa train. between8am·5pmat: PAUL DOSIER ~SOC. Verde fl206,CostaMesa. '""''"'"' 631·1842. INC. R Are you worth more but ---------Orange County ~Redhill Ave. C.M. PANTRVWORKE -Sdys tired of gimmicks? No Sales. Customer Service RestaurantServices 7\4/~7075 wk. approx 32 hrs. Pvt "O(f Ute top" or fees for Rep position open for ze:>l Daimler Street E.O.E. club call for appl. those few that want a Pfl' emp. Flexible hrs. SantaAoa 546-0348 WAITRESS-Part ·ti"me. 644-0050 straight store discount. Xlnt opp. C o s t a M e s a , wk:nds le parties only. ap Pantr)' person for private 90% Montgo m e r y Wa r d , l•--------•I prox l6 hrs. Pvt club call country club. Part time O ·Forum Ins. Co. Call Mr SECURITY focappl. 644--0050 now, could be full time in summer. 496-5767 commission. 1f you a re Beldin MS-8243 J.C. Pa.MEY Waitress wanted. e x per CostaMesu apt r e nt. Spac io us _________ , grounds for 55 unit com· C-i•~L--ple x in Cosla Mesa. Rcstuarnnt. 546-8390, · p A R K 1 N G L 0 T =t ~~Ji'Yos:r:~~de~~~ Sales Clerk·Responsibh: :>A Fashion Island ln both food & cockuuls. MACHINIST d t t l r & person needed to learn Newport Beach Between 10·4: Irvine Hotel-Motel SWEEPER. night work en. con r at' o s office supply bui1iness. Has part lime opening CoastCnt.ry Club, 1600 E. """" ~nwvn 642·5073or (213)865-3851. 5 Days, call 548·7418•---------between7am-12Noon. G ENE RAL OFFICE T ypl sts1 a c c urate COOK 40wpm. ca1I 549-3942. Mature adult for con· · valesceot hospital. f\111 General · M»ture wo?'an, Urne poeillon available . 3~ hrs .dally for_ shop· Apply Fla gship Con· pang. h tc cooking. & valescent cente r, 466 hsework, $3 hr, starting Flagship Rd, NB. March 1st. 646-8610 COOKS (),zy, rught & prep cooks, exper preferred but not nee Good startin ~ wages, xlnt company benefits. Apply in person btwn 3 & 5 Mon·Sat U«daliz Restaurant, 900 Bayside Dr ., N .B . 675-SUl COUHTIR HELP Part time. Call 5'5-4867 bef l l or af\2pm. -----'-----· Ct.ll>'todian-Wrap around llOClal SC('. Part time 30 hrs. per week. Mesa Verde area. Call 847-9696 Ge ne r a l S ecr e t a r y · Exciting opporturuty to work with a dyna mic financial consultant & talented designer at the same time. Make ~reat pay, benefits & Newport Center Penthouse en· vironment. Send resume & current photo t.o Ad M37, Da lly Pilot, 330 West Bay S t. Cttsta Mesa, Ca. 92626. For in· depth interview & com· plete details. GEHERAL OFFICE Phones, type 50+ wpm. billing, filing, malure person. for furn. mfg. 54().-8894. Mon·Fri:9-12, 1·5. --------- CUSTODIA.HS P /T 7 .3: 30 PM • F /T 3-11::.> PM . Experience. ref. req San Clemente Genera! Hosp. 496·1122. ext. 2ii General Office MCR OPERATOR <Proof Machine) Afternoon shift, flexible hours no experie nce necessary. Must be able ---------• to work independently Good ben efits. I m CUSTODIAN mediate opening. in ma Part lime needed for jor Newport Buch fi rm. Irvine Company apart · Contact: ment complex. 28 hours per week. Apply THE IRVINE CO 1071 Camelback Irvine 644·9010 Lynn Stansfield 17\4) 7s_q.7853 llctwecn8am. llam Mana"emenl position MILL HAND, & wknds. Ovr 25. Sal $150 motJ.valed lo earn more, Busy & pleasant work for plain clothes Security Coast Hwy. N .B. 644·9550 ,, f For proi.o.type machine per wk to start. Call call now! Be h St t. 4020· Officer . Exnum~nce re-lmmediate openln~ or shop in the instrument 64S-50S2 646-5096 552.1321 ac a ioners. ,,.. w··a~ousEM•~ ambitious. enthusiastic dlV\Sionoftheoil tool ln· C.ampusDr.N.B. quire d. Outstanding llUUOl"I "'" front o fCice ma nager dustry. Working from PARTTIME ~~~~~~~~~ ---''---------. company benefits Apply fUU time. Some e:icpr. Must be responsible & •. N S SALESLADY in person Moo thru Fri, req. Packing/shipping & experienced. Sa I ary blueprints, sketches "' Petition Circulators. o Real Estate alH for exclusive childrens l0am-4pm. receivmg. open. A{)ply Roy Fraser v~thrbal de1sign~. d i~ectly :arep~O~ei~r, .. '!:',~ohh; Select Properties offers; store So. Coast Plaza, Le E.O.E. M/F Illinois Range Co. or Juaruta Presley, San WI eng neenng, 0 as· .., a top, progressive com -Mngasin. Exp essential. ltBWestOraogethorpe Clemente: Inn. 125 Ave. sist In new product de· easy. Ml-0934. mission schedule. An QlU 549-8585 PLACENTIA velop ment for wor Id outstanding training pro· · Service Station Atten· E s p la ndi a n . Sa n wide well bore navign. PART TIME gram w/Tom Hopkins . SALES & NURS ERY dant, exper'd . Day &.._ __ 9_9_3_-48 __ o_o __ _ C 1 e m e nft e • C /\ · lion equipment. Lathe Fast Start, Professional MAINTENANCE. FULL Eves. fUU & p/Ume. AP· E 7141492"6103 or appt. experience helpful for EVENINGS offices on major streets TIME. CALL546-3267 ply, Shell Station, 17th & •WAltlHOUS * Houllecleaners le> work for more variety or projects. & the best staff in town. Irvine, NB. Growing electronics d is· Janice's Raggedy /\nn. Salary-open, excellent Adults with outstandJng, It's your future, cull Salff.<>rder Desk --...:....------1 trb. Ftn Vly. n eeds Tues·f'ri, 8-3. 645·1800 benefits package. E.O.E . attractive personalities 751-3191. Expa nding electronics Service Station Attnd · Warehousemen, have: Scientific Drilling Con-whoelijoy working with p a rts dls tr. G ood Mech'l exp. preferred. some work exp, gd at- Housecleaner s needed trot, Corporate Head· kids. Over 21. Start at • S ELECT base+ incentive. Bkgrnd Chevron Stallon, 3000 utude. be aggressive. & Plea.secallaft.erSPM. qua rle r s. Newport $3.50 per hour. Phone req. in ele.ct. component FairvJew.C.M. willingtolm.CallJerry. 675-2839 Beacb.C.all (714 )557·9051 642-4321 Ext. 2 50 . PROPERTIES sales, purch. or cust. ServiceStation employee. 714/979-04_33_·_. ___ _ ask for Mr. Moll or Mr BETWEEN 4:00·5:00 ---------Hi Rel D' t 'b t p C Housekeeper·P /T, hours Adams. PM. I.E. SALES SaJserv. . /'"'° ~~ .. ln ~ o~ Apply al 15.922 .. H. WATER flexible. Nwpt Bch Bach. ~~~~~~~~ Ask for Anc1re1'a Openings now avail. In for ~~4 ...,.. .... .,.. . s Hwit. Bch. 213/592·1571 MAIMTBilANCE fatherw/2 teenagers. No::. ..,h aJOp rt t our attractive, we ll 1---------Se S•n Help "'eeded a·m live in. Must like health Maids, apply The Inn at """u Empf:e~ Y furnished Laguna Beach SALESPERSON. mature, ~.Full or 'p/t. Appl; Applications ore foods.$4.50hr.Call 2/26: LHagunLaa. 211BeN. hCoast ----------• offiee,forexper.ornew-retail exper.F /Ume.Npt 900E.CstHwy.N.8. ICMll)ht for I wattr 673-6500. wy, guna ac PA.5TE UP, part·time. 4 ly licensed, enthusiastic Bcharea.642-8910. ---------• •l•nMC• services HouseMEEPER M -t 8 ful l aUernoons wk 12·4 :30. salespeople. Xlnt com-Shipping & Receiving ____._ w/-•t : ~ t.ain en$7a~'!.ce m mn,. lo 497-4464 mission schedule & a tru· S.ALESPERSON needed Clerk. lull t ime. Call ~ ....._ w·.::::.._ &.. No. Laguna Camilv in ime, "" per v . ---------• 1 1 · c t 1mmed Gift Shop Will Jvanforappt, """-3280. ..,,.,,."....,.. -,,. ·' 5 s ta rt , N. Orange Co. 1ygre. at ocauon on oas .· · · """ pvt. beach community. 752_2573 PA.5TE·UP ARTIST, P /T . Hwy .. 2 blks. from lhe train.494·1211 field. Salary t91lCJe: tk-:i:eJce l~~aert~~: ~e~~·y~!':!'~; 1~PJb beach. wit_b ample off. Sales persons wanted. ~i:g:fe~~ce!rin8~~er~ $941·$1171 per mo Position avall 2/27. Refs, MAINTE NANCE-Ma n Placentia,C.M. ~~pUar~gR. E•LTY The Bay, 303 Maio St .. truck shipments. Perm. •pettdlltCJ Olt expr. prE!f driver's lie Salary needed J.C4 hllrsRdallyt.J$600h ---------• ~ "'" ~ Balboa. Mens & Womens Call642·1163 Ststinl) SCllery ope". & board. 497 1636 per mo. a on a os PBX Ans service, lmmed 497·3388 Sportswear Immedia te ---------1 Slocum's. 642·5935 openings. to work varied Part time operungs ror SHOE SALES Mall work ••per to Housekeeper. fem .. hve .,.. hrs & wkeods. Pd vac, Real Estate week·ends. Call 673 5650. P/time, man or woman . D.J . Collhn, C /0 in. cook & drive for lacty •MAHAGl!Oft med ins & pd training. Expr'd in famlly shoes or South Coas t Co· Pvt. rm./ba. Npt Heh. RECEIVIMG (714 ) 645-2550. lroktn & Solesmtn SEAMSTRESS will train righl person. Water Dist. 3159 2 642·603.11646-1524 WOME~S. RETAf1:-PBX We have an opening in Alteration exp. helpful· A,PPlY in person. Ask Cor WHt st .. So. LaguM. career pos1t1on reqwres 1 our Residential Div. for will train r ight person. l'M. Cannon. ,._ 92677 IMMEDIATE abright energetic galto Ans we r i ng serv c e an experienced man or ~i072aft6 P.M . HEMPIDLLSHOES - PARTI'IME train in receiving & ad· operator full & PIT. Call woman possessing en· . 54 Fashion Island, NB Mlrce..lw EMPLOYMENT ministralivc functions. 835-3561 · thuslasm and integrity. SEAMSTR!'.=SS for sail 644-4223 ·SANCLEMENTE Must be organized & PIXOPERATOR U youarelnt.erested in a ma k er , and ustrl a l ---------••••••••••••••••••iC,.OS he DAJLY PILOT ls con good with a calculator. beautiful office in the machines. 645>7950 • • * ......... W k ·th r· llldependent bank seek-fi•.....,t location work1·ng ---IU~ Opdahl ••••••••••••••••••••••• solidating a substantial or wa me womens i PBX ......... • Se ti ·1 ~ part f .tsd •-'b t. . clothing. $800·Sl000 per Ing exper eoced with conge nial as-amstress, sm11 .11a1 4UllCoriaoderOrive PUIUCAUCTION 0 1 isu • u ion in· mo. based on your back· OpePator for Sat. only · sociates, we are interest· loft. ~xp. Fu 11 lime· Costa Mesa MANY ITEMS OF FINE toftpapeoorr!>udtee•sl rveeqruyiribngy ground & ability. Brief Contact L . Da vis, ed in meeting you. Jn _6.1_1·_1842 __ . ------Yooare tbewinner oC ESTATE JEWELRY. a ern n 1 ' note or resume to Presi-8411-1234. terviewby appointmeM. SECRETARYT RAI NEE t----Tic Ltts ART OBJECTS, AN· ~llWCCJ ~ootoriied tr ansporla· dent, P.O.Boic. 3179, Seal PaciCicCitkBank Wesleyt4.TaylorCo. Typing &Shorthand req. .. .. ~ • T I QUE S . F I N E VANCE TEAC HER· FNAl'CIAL ·L~bera l income al-Beach,Ca90740 EqualOppor mployer Realtors 644-4910 For i nt e r view /a ppt. CJRCUS VARGAS pFH0RNNEtTFUORREiN~JC& JJ\Z.Z.D~. Evenings. SERVCES lowance plusbonus plan _M_AN_A_G_E_M_E_N_T_O_P-PT_Y_ PIXOPIR. REALESTATESALES phone7l4-499-1357· "' 1 n te r yiew Su" 2· ~ci ~Newport C~nter Dr •Short working hours (7 New appl store needs 8 Oper'a for telephone Secretary-start March 1 4:~i~ ~~i::;.::::ice BROCHURE. 64S-2200 Cre ative Arts, 61 Newport Beach ->-days per week) aogressive people l o amwerlng service. Must 0 I t r t P.C.H. Newport. F.qual Oppor Employer •Excellent parlllme In .. SALES utgo og pe son a a Y • The City start immed, no cxper be •ble to work some self-starter, capable of Shopping Center Antique Music .Boxes! DELI HELP. over 18, come nee, will train. $.100 & up weekends. T y ping 35 ha o d Ii n g a busy Orange Slot Machines! Clocks! F /time. exper reqd & For deluils contact per week, call for a ppl wpm r equired. Ex-Agents Olamber or Commerce: To claim your ticket.s. HUOESELECTJON refs. Ca.II 6"4·5619. GIHEllAL OFFICE Foster Ouellet 496·6800 Mr. Brown 646-5015 perieoce · preferred or · office. Able to supervise call 642-5678. ext. 272 •-ric• between 9: 30AM -7PM. ---------·11 · M t k b d -The Jolly Roger Inc has M-F. MA.MAGER for YMCA wa tram. any com· small sta f, ta e oar * * * 1....,,.tlofttll Delivery p/time AM. LA Times deliv. $100 pe r week . Laguna Beach. 494-8496 Deliver news paper to vending machines. early morn i n f(. C .M . & Newport are.a. Call after Sp.m. &12-3148. DEI.JVERY If you nd a decnt pay P /T job $H6 hr + Evs 5-9pm, Mst have own tmsp 531 ·0842. an openingforaGeneral ---------•SUMM ER RESIDENT pany bencfits. i\IU Ume ~..r.nc)ou m eeti'ng minutes, G---'t Office Cle rk in our Insurance Clerk ·r yplst orparttime,day&even· coordinate committees& _________ , ~ • Purchasing & Oist.ribu· personal· lines ex per: CBeAmM8P_}1.<nloCO.Mte1d1151 .• nHoSuas~ ingshi!ts available. programs. bost at mix· Sporting Goods • need Open Wed. thru Sat. Uon Dept. The position helpful J ay & Renfro •u Irvine Airport area call Manag1111ent ers and orie ntatio n , F IT assist. mangr. 1800Ketteriog, Irv. calls for excellent typing oo.-9000 ' Ing & employment for 546-333.1or833·3333. St.part t'reative & journalistic trainee & also P/T sales 1~~~(~7~14~)~7~54~·~17~7~7~~ sk i 11 5 & a p le 88 in g · other members of fa mily Fashion Island area call ability considered a plus. persoo, preferably moro· i- personahty. Duties will INSURANCE : Ftn Vly available. Summer posi· ~1110 lnorder Knowledge or o ffice lngs. Inquire at Fron· M\tlques from est ate. also int'lude filing & branch of lrg auto ins tlon only. Call 213 / COsla Mesa a re a c all To Produce? machines necessar y. t.runners 1000 Bristol St. crystal, china, silver general office work. Xlnt producing agency has 489-7043 for application 673-1166. E.O.E . 35+ hr work wk. Pd N N h k r b benefits & working con· the followin g i mmed MECH• .... IC vat'ation. group in~ur. J~ pt. Be . As or cceorptpi·near. •-rsaosmse fu~~· muons with a growing openl_nas : ~" rERSOMMEL lwilhelpyou! Call,962·4441 tor ln·1_ .... _Y·------Agate 'tos. Bal 1s1 : compa n y. Apply In u.tdetwrihrTrainM .Expertenced w/airt'ond. DIRECTOR Clvemeacall tervlewappt. 675-0322 Wed·Sunl0-S. personal: Noexpernec. l u o e · u P • 1 i g ht Highly motivated In· Stationery store needs in· n. Jolly l04J9" tne Acct Clerks ~:~~~. G~0~~~~ div\dual t.-:being sou1hl Dcnyt Nelson 5fJi~:J. ~~J~d i: ~~ &Ide salesperson. Office AMeVEISARY SALE Dental Receptioni st, full 17042 Glllette Ave Exp helpful, but not nee ""-Store lo assume the d irec . .._ "-pendent oil co. Salary supply ex.p. helpftll but 15% off our entire stock. I · CA s r t au.: tonhip of the r rsonnel ...__,..... \K' not necessary . Fringe Feb 2:Jrd thru 25th 10 5 =i~~~[nt Cben~r1rs~,._ __ (n•':•)•1~•e•i;.•033_1 __ w'ex~o: r:bii'ltsy~r~o ~ 646-4814 de Pt w I t f u l I 14•2561 ~~\i able• p h o n c beoeftl.s. Group medical. each day. Largest sele~- NB.644·921J i• Ka thy S c b m ldt at MED l C AL A S ST • responslbilit'I for the .,.. . Pa Id v a c at i o o & t.iooof country store anti· 54M16l or come Into our Urology. Ge n I ofc & recruitment & orienta· SECRET A.RY holidays. For appt call ques In Oraniie Co. Nice DENTAL ASST.front & otc.atl7400Brookhurst, medlcal expreqd.Others tionoCncwemployees& TAlllLL National Mongasic Ins Betty, 751·1132. Also s e lection of oa k back ofcwdutlides. x,·r:ly GENERAL OFC PIT &8218, Ftn Vly. need not apply. Call the continued develop· •• .uTORS Co has challengin~ pos drl ver·statlonery de · fury£~er'a·• Re~s·Ar cert oec. ou pre exn Type so wpm, fillna. 5'8·22A?, Npt Bch. ment &t adrninlstation of ftSllW. U Secy to P of liveries & :some omce 11.., .... "" RDA. Sal ope n. ca't°i telephones, ett'. Fashion --------· penon.oel policies, pro-•---------aMvk~o ~secondary Mkt tumlture. Good driving 148W.MainSt. ustin 642.-i. Island location. Call Mr. lNSUllANCE Expr'd cedures, wage & benefltl••••••••• Mar~Good secy skllls re· _record __ .______ 831J.5178 Armstrona. 644-5800 for comrnerclal Uabillly and Medical Pl'OiJ'ams & labor rel•· REAL ESTATE SALES qc'f. Mort" age te nding ST-GIRL & Deotal Asst, Oral s urgery interview property person to han-Transcriptioni11t Uone. Adetrree in person· Uren.wd or we will train bkgd deslrablc. Send C -HIB ... llDID FRl8 ANDS only. N.B. Inquiries con· AVCO die accounta and market nel mtJnaaemeot, In· you ror state exam. complete resume lnclud· AS " AMTl~I SHOP flden&ial. 644-616-l. • ..... i"'"u·•ance. Salary 3112~ wffk dU11trialrel1Uonsor busi· Limited offe r . Call ln"saJnrv h1's'" ..... to P.O. 1~1.n• YIU 0 ch· b ~ 59"1cH uic:u~ .... ~ nes.<1 admlnlstratloo Ir a Ca •·Co 4 ... "".... .. ~, .., • ., -~·.-Arner. a • ma ca s .• DiDrialA.,.,..Ride ll'•ualOpnnrEmploycr l~~ope~n~.C.a~l~1644-~· ~1630~~~~ Legal psyc iatrlc ore. mln of 2 yrs exper ln · uaey.. · '""UV•" ~~i..N. ewportBeach,Ca . For r c tall s hop tn Sec'y, ice box. booeler .,... ,.-Type 60wpin. Onu alrl, raonnel i dustri 1 ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~ t'ashlon Island. Muat be cab .. bookcase•, Mabog. lite billing, typo 60wpm, pe or n • i: koowledieable In the h ()pet'ate modern equip· INSRNCEFlLECLERK phone & ache dullng. relations Is preferred. SlClETAIYP/T fleldolfuhlon&bt•ble deotaleab.J.mucMmore. ment & door to door Girl ft'\da)", full time for ee.n ....... ...,1 ..... ttorbrlght Salary wilJ be co m· 0 864W.19th:>l..C. · CTamp. Cali(. drivers Uc decorallng Htore. Will ~Ple";onl work· ,_D-8585 ___ . -----me osurate w /educ a · ~.!!~n/o~f~c~.llM~n~ ~~::;~da~~;:i~~·ea~i MCNls• 62·7331 req'd. No prior exper open fr clo11e s tore, Ing coodltlon.a. Oener lll Models Needed tiooal & professional ex· f &.a Actl Fri. 1.spm. Muat bt good or llee Manaaer at 29 ~queBllrberChr, wood DCC. Good drivin1 rec• answer phonu• & help office experience pre-Keith T•)'lor·Sharp wlll per. Please forward re• Of NI OQ tvnist.549-52.14 Faahlon Island, N .8 . w,_la.ln, n:chromcd rnuat. No Sunday work. customers In salesman's fetTed. Opportunit)I for be ln Col!la Mesa , Calif. aume, stating salary n ' ,...,......... 55 3051 Oran1• Coast Yellow •bMnct. Will turn to traininlltadvancemcnt. Ill Regta Hair Siyli8t In hlstory, ln complete con· Call a SICRITARY /LetJOI 644-26S2 &r'euph()l'9150. l• Cab, 17300 Mt. Her· construc t & dc sisn 37~ hr. week. $500 per So. Q)t$l Piasa on Sun naence to Ute Personnel Full lime. Mecflcat sUPERVlSORS for lunch ~que Oak reveue S rrnann.F.Vly. ah•dea •do s o m e mo. t o s tarL. C all March 4th. ft Mon. Dept, San Cleme n te Daily Pilot benems. Waterfro n~ want.ed.Grades,6,11 &8. desk 185(). 642·2164 OT H1tClatt1 sewing. Call s.M100, ask /or Andrea. Much Mb. Loc:al persona Oeu.r•l llo•pl&al, 854 N 8 oltlce 54B-2283 Davis Sehl. 2 hn o•ilYi .~ ·:.;.;;..;;.;,;;;;;.;,..._ ____ _ lauomethllll va&o1blt T 873·'7830 or co mo by · & OE w!Bhilll t.Q take part au ComiJJO De Los Mares, lftVISOR · · · Mon-f'r1. SUS hr. Cal ... Place an ad tn our IMt Cua tom Sh a d e • · · · halr ~I in t.l'lla ad· San Clemente. Ca. 92672. AU" Set'retar y . Im med la te (beryleEnavas556·S480 PAK·enUqut 8 s tack and F ound columu. &:.peryt ~CopM. ~ E . SelUng anything with a vanct(I tralnlnt seminar Equatopptremployer 642-5678 opt o ln1 for t h>1&r c h bocltclH, Ola11 lroot, 'l'bat's w~ people look ttl:ht,, D · .naUy Pllot Cl88silltd Ad c.ovcrlllJ tho l1le1t atyle aec rat-ry Oen.' of c TIACHMS AID lawyer type, •Int ~nd. h.'i:oi~:r~e found 11n S;f;.~l:t~ir.::lf~~d~ l!.~:~i~~~te-. . . =~n::!i:~ • .::fl8 S~~~~~r.~:lfi:!l~l t~~~!s!:rt:l!J~· ln~.~:.-ach) ~~~~~~ fao, ~~~~-~~~~===J~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~ . ) . .. ... . . Mteilu1oes IOIO Offk• ......... & IMh& MariN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ 1015 ........ 9040 Cl2 DAILY PILOT !aturday. Febru!ty 2A. 1919 ....,.S. IOH ~ll•u• IOIO • •••••••••••••••••••••• 'd .. tt 100 DDp I040 1'8al .. t IOIO ..................................................................... • • * c.tML"°'" sm ~ford 1'trr 1n-1nr Yoo.,_ tho win.Mr of Tw ..,_ Tlckett IQ ctlCUS v1.1•1.s ,,..'°'• eo•s E'dl.M t• ~ur Lb •••••••••• •• ••• • •• • •• • • il : p ••nOfOllUll'I' Th<' CU)' st\oflp•n1t ('rnlt'I Orlli"'l' To l'lnlm our l h l..l'l' l'llll6G ~ ~"' JTJ • • • JAHl'S AHTI(l>UES s.tW on ~·lff1t'd "'''"' W°f' l"4,), •II & tt1li.1· 1 un ~nmt•nt 01wn M nn 1')<1 HM. ~1l 11 ~ l 'h.N"t.l Sun ;rr.!1 1>.11 .. 1 t \•lbl u~' 673 ~7~ 1.it'fm ~h1•r lliorwf'1., A.riU4(1W M·l·rl'lan ,..,It h~ U kbounJ l'oUu.• u~I ,l(i(>, (•h1ur Oall. '1.ikt• Sh.•ph l~t'\l'" nlCt•r 00 (101 <\nt1qu1• t:na1 11.,h "ini: r ha 1r i.uln111l 11trt•r .! "mg eh111ra l\n lHtUt co u rh & ) Ion.: dt\.~r 1>73 2877 J,t. for 8aU1l' rn .:tnl huflll' t Ull' Spr u~tr Span1f'I . M, J•u11 l b4tt~. Mb . l \toll!&. I 'Uph ~llf't ll;un. h wli.i. ~iZJh . • . . l'u1.1v11~l> mt \ed Shl'P AN'llQ F. W l< 1\1.;tt (.'ollw Gouc.l "1t•h1ldrt•11, W1ckt>r It moho.i tbl .:ood w~~hdoiitm <t92!1 fl25 Old w1<:kt'r C'hri; . $3).~. Comer ehr • $1~ 1'h't' tu home S1>r· Matching bt-itdl rhri. . 1nger Spun1el g m o:. $2S ea Plant stund' $20 ~yd I" g.&g.~ Varuly <·hr .. $20 Ruuun ~--1.11..--80-50 rocker. $45. other wicker ~ a terns. ••••••••••• •• ••••••••• • !.:.> E. 11th !JG.<.: M TWIN OR FULL ~ anyti me Maltres!> or box s prings U9l Hepple White dining rm set w /6 leave:.. Regency velvet sofa & masc. 7~. SSI 24711 S28 each pc. tsct.s only>. Queen sets S89 King sets S99 Samples musl be sold 1mmt>diately from our warehouse Olsen Model Home Furniture. Aflpiwff 80 I 0 Cdl· 549-:l>TI Wed. thru ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sun. Credll Avail. (Ah.o fo'REIGHT DAMAGED H<YI'POINT SAl.E 3308 W. Warner nr Harbor, Santa Ana. 979 292 1 avad , Living rm. bdrm. bookcases, lamps. end tbls. etc l Vanow furn. Muat 14•JI No 1tA-m nv••r I.JO Ht-for · l Kai.I bi!d, branJ cx•w, ho\ '!pm¥ mutlre a, lt' I Cra111e. Is w oud t'11 book 1oht•lr hcJ hnJ s.'00 J lb I nf r '7 3-tl) "' 11Jfatx-.F.C WOOIJ l>l'.SI\, roi.::JJ. f71'1. t. n 1111111)- r.4ll &11 urr0, m on~ llc•n·ul11t1 ..ofa Xlul rn111I t:nld 1: r1·1•0 b r uw 11 pl•1d S l~O 'Jlh ftt'dl1.1nlh l>r ( J tUJU;~ l>~'il\ & 'It I Ii l 11111 blnutJoo flK 111ult• LJkl D('W $Jill ~ 11773 >olld tJ11 I I.. WOl)<.I fl' I L411#tular colll't' tlil \11111 lo11k 1n.i $1:!~ ul r 840 ~I.SOC~ Am·loorn Qn bt-ll mcl .: fro.me $100 Anlq whl qn Headboard 120 SS I K-1'1 I Ot·t•oralor White Iron Oua! Ued Drt•i1i.cr, f•or n1•r des k $165 ti ll . ti4f;.~5ti CicrogeW. 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :Jarage Sale : Goldenwcsl Park Homeowner 's Ai.· soc1auon Sat. Fe b 24. 9AM ·4PM C h oost> bargains from large selec tio n o f ho m e rurrushings, housewares, clothing, toys, baby items et<' Be early for best selections. Al Glen· view Park, corner or Glen Dr & Sweelbnar. ---CASH PAID Wshr I Dry r s/ Re rri ~s. wcrtons: or not 95HJ133 I Buy VI C'. Sout hwest of * * * * Goldenwest & MacFad· Good l.ISed Furmture & den. HB Appliances-OR I will Moving. Freezer $1875 sellorSELLforYou. AFSRUMMAGESAL E Slcle1s1de fng Sl75. Sml MASTERS AUCTION Sat/Sun 2/24-2/25, IOAM refrig $100 Stereo con 646-1686 & 833-9625 5PM. 3001 Delaware Pl, sole $150 Washer $200, --------•_CM _______ _ dryer $100. 962·98411 lrvtne Churctl Rummage CASH PAID Sale. Sal 2·24 9am to Maytag Dryer . s uper f''or gd used furn. anl1· '1pm Corner or Universi· t"OOd. Avocado. $85. l::ves ques&clrTV's957·813~ lY & Culver, Irv Quality 64.5--0221Days548·0757 usnd toys, book s & 1-'rost Free f''r1g 1d;11n·. side by side. w /1re mukr, 22 cu fl. whl bst ofr ovl•r $5()(). 64(). 192.'l 5AC RI FI C E ·p e rfHt " rond cont.cnts of 5 br clothing. house lA't! Model Home s 1 M · F'urn. 549 :M>77, Wcd·Sun. Moving a e . a ranc ln.".ll credit a vail. Ask for eq ui Pm e n t . 5 k 11 s' Farrah lurruture. misc ite ms. Refng, GE, no frcii.l, gold. a7 Garfield Ave. H B. 1remaker. 15 i; fl. hke Furniture s ale : sora. Sal & Sun Feb 24 & 25. new. 3 yrs. 3 bar stools. tables, lamp, p1 rtures. _963-_7_550_. _____ _ green. 962· 7<Wl9. Must st-II 847·_6827 ____ Gar age S a I e ' C a r , Gibson F/F refn~. SHMI Admiral F i i''. S l llO 142-0252 t-'ro!;t Frl'c Ill c u fl Re fr1 g Copperto ne Brand New. used I wk Cost $4.50, sell for S325 ~. *OAK SALE* Press back chrs S59 95 & up Oak Parquet coffee & end tbls set $299 95. Saloon r hr:.. rockers F\Jll st mall & box spr 1~~ 555 B&J Mallre!>S, 1138 f': b.l St . S.A 547 5636 Curruture, misc Fri. Sat & Sun. 338 Rochester, CM HUGE GARAGE SALE. 422 Belvue Ln, Bal Penn. Sat 10am·3pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0t1anllc h1ur hnuly PBll aal P\tmllur •, uJllil, 111Mtlt'h1, tx•'t apr lnM• molu o ri•ntal lll'mA, na uucal ltl'm11, I S.\/:Wn II 4 :Sl:H:.! M<111km •y . .' L1i111 No 1lt Ill ,,. r.-rn.~~· ~ .. leo II' Amc>rll•an 1lory tb 1l111u <li no• w 1011r11 lo'ur nllutt' g• l'•on e r b• y bo1t 1 w/wn &•lllol11. Uolls. & Tuy• ·.11 U I 700 SoAll u11111, U C'1lm lrv11w T1•r I'l l'• IWJ U734 \1ov1na Sal11 1'umblt:d tlrtllwuod houn•hohl. vrli. 4' R raa<' llt'ms Cu I v t• rd it I l• I I \I I " l' W1•b1lci r ul l.uyol11 t-'n s.u 1Son liurlA~t: SJlt• SI.I boolb, lum1111, l.alllt• lo~. hcJ<l IJ04J"<b. c",.P\'l. h1k1·' & 11\lM' lO t. T.!I UellJi.. t: RluH l~Ol~ oolct dc<'or 'ho p. nt•w lt•vchin. & WOtl\ l'll w0tlds ov •r :io·~ ofr Jo'1l1; win dows, 47li.S:I, 72 ~. ~X42, 72x80,7lx50,40A36,42X17, 73x41l. 2Sx7l, lt~75, 23x78. 102~42. 30X36. 29x3~. :.htM, ~. ulso m11>r nil xlnt ('Ond. Lt grn. l'stm Pr1c lllas 72x42. quilted ql.l(-cn sprd, re· v\'r:H' s hum , go ld hrocud1:1, cost $280. i;ell SllO. Port typwrt/case. purl 111tireo/ phono, ext <.-om'I flood 1l, bird cage, boattstad.Jum seats. bks. pipe threader . Infants seal, much more . Sat & Sun lO·S. 754 · 1648 ; 5.56-0096. 2846 Corveo Pl. CM/ <Mesa Verde) AnlJques. furniture collec· tables. Sat & Sun. 9·4 442 San Bernardino. N.B. . Moving TV's S2S/S3S Wash tnal'h/dryer. S3S ea Old wheel chr. SJS. 548·~. MAGNIFICENT MOVING SAi.iE. .AldoySoturday. 18890 Santa Clara Cr. Fowltai11 Vall~y. Mac)llolia/Garf ield. YARD SALE Sat/Sun Band saw, Lazy Boy recliner, 4 pc Trundle Bdrm set. power mower. electronic Ignition. small t.enl. drafting table, 3 pc corner Bdrm set. slack· ms; chrs. & lots of odds & erxl.s. 470 Shady Dr. CM o(f otlrvtne Ave. ;;AT/SUN 10·2. Baker's rark, water beds C2). lamps, Sony spkrs. pols, pans & bowls, tables. desk & chair. 3121 West Cotlst Hwy, Apt 2B, Npt Bch. 642·2800 Hann 8060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Western saddle with pad Used twice . Paid $295. SelJ Sl75. 644·7341 days . Wlmlpool Elec dryer , hronze,SSO 67J.712U r <.:OOC'h & malrhing lov eseat, earlhtone!>. xlnt t:LEC RANG E·dbl o~<:n, rood SlSO. 631· 1087 self.cle aning, West LtDO ISLE MOVING SALE Sat/S un Fe b . 24lh&25lh IOam to 5pm 119 Via Zunch. APPY Mare. 16H. 7 yrs. Quid's hunte r , western Mobil Home furruture & trail, g e olle $1500. rrusc. 7850 Slater Ave. sp 754·9818 Mary. 35. H.B. Sat/Sun 9-4 1nghse nr new x lnt 11.Jde-a·bed, $75 Large de· cond Sz75. 11130' l'ort st~ncr coffee tbl, $65 Kimbe rly l'I, N B 631·1322. Jewetry 8070 Garage s ale·Mov1ng : ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·5727 Must sac-·n-C-ic-c-. -c-le_g_a-nl · Washer. dryer. color tv. sofa bed, headbrds, chaises, bbq, e xercise bike, ping pong tbl , vacuum , gardco sup· 14K Gold charm bracelet with gold ja<.le charm, $350/bst orr. 640·2202 dys, &iS-4788 eves. -imall refrigerator for finest qua.lily tuxedo- sale .' $40. Call Te rry sytle all upholstt.'rcd · fi45-l546 antique gold velveteen 8' sofa & 5 · lovescal. By llerellge I He ndredon worth $2000 w1lh "down" p11Jows · in xlnt cond, 1)5() f 1 rm. 6"0· 9628 BARGAJNS·U!tl'<l rdn~:;. wshrs, dryrs, garur, best buys, we st'rv appl' Rest Appl. 536-0911, 53ti·4330 plies, etc. Sal & Sun Feb. Diamond wedding ring 24th & 25th 10 til 5. 1721 approx •.m carat a p. Port Charles Pl. N. B prrused value $950. Ca II :iAT 10 lo 4.' Washer .. dys896-7402 ____ _ dryer, sofa, antq chrs & Li•Htoc.k 8075 Olina. Prices S2 to $500. ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ::ia.'I or clec dryer SSO N t Kin~ sne foam rubber Kenmore washer SI 15 mattress. $50. Speed Queen Washer S95. 646-5558. Guaranteed 54&8672 Coppertone side by <;1dc Admnal refr1~. $150 Belt ~xerc1scr . $75 979-8559 8020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 Spe("d Tounng AM 1-· bike w/arcesson es, good cond. S50 firm 646 31100 F\Jll sz bed. bookcase frame. foam malt, box spr~. matching white dresser w/m1rror $200 1' oof a S50 644-4585 Cockta il b a r t 1 •• L shaped, lthr w/formica serving area. 2 wrought iron swivel bar chairs. $175 842· 9658 ----- 2ZJ9 Vista Hogar. N 8., Moving Sale. LoL-s of good buys. Sun. Only. 12·5. 113 Via Quito. Lido Isle, Moving Sale: Was he r / Dryer, refng. couehes. bikes. misc. 57 Meadow· gr ass, (Woodbridge) Irvine. Sun only. Kouseful, good quahly furniture. upholstered & wood pieces. 2442 Lil· Ueton Pl. C.M. 540-4267. Jr. N1sh1k1, 10 s p , l'X<.'. l\vo pc. sofa. 9'. gold cond. $65 w/blk & brn velour. Xlnt Garage Sale. Furniture, 673-7129 l"OOd.$75.962·5339 Appliances & misc. Bm girls Swhwinn Vars1· ly mini lOspd $00. A·I cond. 400· 499 4356. C-nK& Drexel bdrm set. wood & hrasi;, inc. kg sz mat· t/bxspring. Pcs. or sel. $750 675-9747. Eqilip1M..+ 8030 Glass top tbl & 4 chrs $175. items. 16002 Fantasia Ln. H.B. Sat/Sun. 840-1833. Indoor /outdoor plants, antiques, frplc screen. water bed. Hawli a n shirts & misc. 548·49l2. Sat. IAIYGOATS Nannies & B1 I hes 1·637-1990 Ask forKns Machinery 8078 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Hvy dty woodworking equipment . McKnight dua l dowe l e r, 30" bandsaw, Oakley sand· 1ng tabl e. c h a in moruser, shaper. $3950. b;s..3175 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fencing Problem? 30' + used grape slake fence. 2 gales. $1 tn. 546-2687 Newport Beach Tiffany's Membership, pvt elub. $25(). Ca 11879-4078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 pr sectional $150. l Lacey.Luci Cromcll VI lamp $10. Pr or lamps $20 F.ntrge/Reduce graphic, ea. 2 coffee tbL'I SSO ea. 2 Garage Sale Misc. Near Elec typewriter . xtra long &I ,...,c 645""•2 ArmchrsS15ea.Cabinel Yorktown & Magnolia. c arri age. Niag ara or ·..,..,. ....,.. · Sl5. card tbl ss. Bath Sal & Sun. 8731 Sailport recline r w /massager. DoCJ5 8040 bench SS. 12x.lS Ka.raslan Dr. 548·1074. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rug $100 Ceramic pot --------- :knnan Shepherd pups, S25 97S-0741 MOVING SAi.iE!! ~~ ~:: s M :~~~necl only 3 left. $35 each. rAKI NG OFFERS on 227-2211d St, C.M masters. 714/962·7033 &47·7813 1st Garage in front Rock Maple 4pc bdrm (off Orange & 22nd) German Shepherd pups, set. 4 poster bed. 50yrs SUNDAY ONLY Lo•• f $50-SlOO. Lrg boned, 4 old, xlnt cond. 673-7200 · ~ 0 whl. 1 blk/silve r , l ,. household, furn, games. silver. Thorbred. No -.ustom saddle leal~er toys. records, books. rouch $750 c to lti rrusc, clothes. jewelry. papers 8V8JI. 847·7813 Sl1.e bed, ma~~e~ ~X~ carpel pcs, lOSS pillows, A~tr. Shepherd puppies, springs $275. 640-1773 sofa & loveseat. queen <Blue Merle> unrcg, $35. bdbrd, plants. van nms, ~2!MR/675-3345 Mllque oak Armoire $150. drapes. misc g I as s. 4 antique pub chairs S50 queen bedspread. bake ~stered Male Sheltand each. 640-SM5. parts. sewing material, Sheep dog 8mos. 5ele. All must go. 2 Br everythlng hastoioby4 Sable/while $100. PM 493-5292 sets. l canopy, I trundle. --· ------- Poodle pu,pple blk/mnlc 3mos. must sell. S2()0. 493-5292 Kitt'hen set, tables. Coun ter top 8 ', sm. " as. Compl. contemp rerrig's., c h est of 0 dining rm 11et & drawe rs, Avon btls, ml 15.181 Ulle Cr. in misC::.: 1359 Baker, Apt. The b. 499-2505 A. CM, Sat . 10-4 Rea F.n;c Springer Speniel MISC. Plus IOI.II or Ughtll, Cr11lal Chandeliers. Sat/Sun. 51.5-Alta Vista, LaJCUna kh puppies. 7 w1t s . Min t Co nd . 1 92$ 714 /496-6392 wkdys 11n Mahogany bdrn set 5 Gpm. pieces $850. Portable ._.;..--------1 eled. Crplc. W . Walnut AKC Pit Bull pups. 5 wks, Credenu seo. 642·4610. parents purple ribbon Quallly It.ems. Sal Feb. brttd champs. Slre t 10 $ola " LoveteAt. Tulled att.b. 9-2. F\Jrnlture. skis lbs. Huge pupa. 559-1336 httculon. Lime & cold & gear. Boys il womena ----"-"'----• ltripe,S2'75. 7:rl-t38$. clothes. mlK . m.s Port Old Enali•h Sheepdog . old h ....... I Alble)i. N.R. Puppies. Champ bnc1. I mo• <.'OUC • ..... r -----------Blk/Wblte, taking de· •·Glass colfee "eod PaUochal~: &lr1bike,111· poeat.1 now. Ready 3/9/79 t b I $7 5 . K I n lt s 1 IOC1.ed t00&s, mlac. ~7 fromSZIO/up. 9$7·2897 beds1nad $35. 631-038. Senate, C.M. Sat/Sun. FIREWOOD 2Slbs $2, fr~ dehvery Call aft 6 pm, 548·1932 Th.is ad always good. lrvtne Coast Country Club membership. Must sell. 759-1196 BatUecreek treadmill J08· ger·walker $150. Ex· ercise horse $15. Floor fan $IS. Scott spl'cader SZ0.640-5563 Jx.12 gm shag rug, 8x10 wool Nlf $tO ea. grn sofa $40, 6' bur $40. luggage $10 ea. chld organ $20, camp stv $15, Van seal SlO. fir pollsher $10 5.57-112118. N.B TeMts Club family membership. lncld 's tr ans fer fer. $900. MO-um. For Sale: AIR COM· PRmSOR. S KP, 3 pbuc motor z c1I lnf.ersol· Rand pwne . ., c• . tank. s1so or b••l orrer ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtMAGITAGS trom your bualne a cerd nd ooo can.I ror each lii plu.s one! spart" Wr r e turn p t rmane ntly akod attractive tag Ar 11lrap. m~ ttlna alrltot' I D reqwremt"nlJI Prt- wot IOllJI ft t.bcrt • .. ·or 11 pcnwrualm'fi I.all encl011(' wallp~_pcr . fabric or "Oe.y Olo" paper & Wl' will back le tr1m your t• Or It)' two card11 back to bark J•tttCES $:!\'II ()r 3/$5 4/~tap ll.00 Cl o/U la&* $1.ll(J tm. 10 or more JUO ea. S.W:s 'fn~ lnc:ludi'd NOCAW>! Dr»w your own or Mi•Kl nome. addn:sis. phone & wo'U make one card l)('r ~u Md ZS' each. Stood check or money or derto PILOT f'llMTIHG r 0 Box 1560 OMii. Mt'H, Ca 92 120 WANTED 'l'OP CASH OOLLA R PAID FOR YOUR Jlo:Wt:LRY, WATCm:s. ART OBJECTS. GOLO. S IL VER S ERVIC E ... INE FURNITURt:: & ANTl'!VES. 645 2200 :)'111<.•111 Supcn;u1t. Tt1ix·1I 1H~1.1 ms Used onc e doesn't fit $110. 548·0256 lrvtno Coast memben blp •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••tth•••••• •••••••••• • lot' alt!, ya11 Copy machine SCM 55. I••"' 90 I 0 M' Marine Tradl'r 1918 Oield. radar. all txtra5 witb Nwpt. liv8abrd1lJp t)t() 1118-0 $:)()() TrJ:Sh compactor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sears 1100 640·9156 SUS.000 A Y &48-9000 1 t:verell J e nn1nis truveler whe tl <'hair SW t waJker wtwheclJJ " pttddt' 549-7582 Chrya. l6"it' 110 must sell. 12000 below llsl. 847..arn. M2·:1>18 Outr1e1d elec. 18'. -=====::-:-===--=-~=-:"I Complete top w I side Nt<w f uJ ly 4:'q w pped 1'u n tun cxerc1cle. $295 c»Sh m-ew ,.._.a °'9oM 1oto Sl7,000 ~· itt screcna, ruu canvas cov· Marine hd we bus· t ncl ,_e_r_._1.:..yr_._okl_._640-__ 1_47_o __ IVflll\Y'll Pvt Ol11couque ~mben1h1p. S200 875--bi20/Ms.82?3. WesUl\lbouse refrig, fDM l'lec' t,ypewnlter. Ktrby vacuum. s:J6..89SO. r Ooral couch $100. Spin\'\ P1WI() s,1llO. .Please call IJ73.02:3 l u rt ~ Va.sh1ca asn :iomm. t.7, X corld. Wide tele Ins. Sm tpd addtl ln.'S n11~h t·k 1100 5.57 OW7 CM Rund pa1nl~d o ld kcro11 <>n e lampi. 1:11.>lomt<-d to Gninny $75 543 V1rtona. CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• itetnway Orand 7' Ex· ~ l'. $21000 inv • 4 1'7' Calif 1/0 . c1•ptioniil quality. 8 exddist.clc $1800 Model New 1964. Ulk LYN"'' RE 731 5131 ,~_568204 ___ 1646-_23_16 __ £bony. A b e1tut1Cut --~-------·-piano s1go01bs t ofr. ~· 84'.Yliner Nissquatlf. 642>7!1rl. * * * w/ (lytng brdg. Loaded Cd•i11 S1e«J1e with xlras. $10,500. Call Yamttha VC-45·0 pnrta· 200'l'B~ja 541H156 days, 675·2213 ble. 2 Keyboards w /bass. Newport Oeuch tJves. New. call &42·5395. You are the wll111er of •~Wi-W_se_U_~_i_n_t.e_re_s_t_l8_' Model L LOO Hammond T-0,,...Ticlceh Lyman w !dock to Spuietorgao. TopCond ! ciRCUStoV •RIL •s responsible person. SIX>/besl olfer . 613·2817 .,,. WA Perf'ectcond.640-1136. Ask ror Billie Feb. 261.h or 28U\ •--------- UPRIGHT Pt'fU)()S 1495 to 4::l>PM Performance Sl ,950 Crands from TheCily $2 .250 Rebid'.:. re ShoppingCenter Orange flru.sh'gs, turungs 1o cl&m your 1llcke t.:.. Harry D. O .. lt call 642·5678. exl. 272 8000H.am1lton Ave, HB * * * 536-87'75 loat-. MaiRIH•c•/ Wurlitzer w/LeslJe spkr. $trrYke 9020 Model 4~. duel keybrd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cord bulloos, walnut cabot & bench. 644·1848. •HARRISON* *SEA RAY* BUY NOW! $$SAVES$ MOVING llvy cerum1c base game lbl, 4 chrs. new S58S. sell Sl8S Dl-corator tbl. Redwood tln Munzanata, new $625. sell s:T15 Ice skates, g1rli. flf<, :.£ 4~. new $65. sell S3S Surfbrd G'lu" $45. bi3·2933 Hammond B3 w /I es h e 122 speaker Beautiful LO" Ra<hal Arm Saw w/11' cond. $2300/bs t ofr. ~echaruc/ Electr1C1an 20 yrs exp Perkins Ford Leymans. New msla ll . & mo ma1nl. 646·4005. Fred Prac~e 1nc reai;e due March 1st ALL MODELS 17' to 36' bench $JOO 963-57:1l/847·9947 C8115'15·2500 Qu1)et Mill Closeouts Nylon Plush S4 00 & up IBM Selectnc 1ypewrtr. M9--8181/67S.S900 11" carnage. JUSl recond Sldieg 8093 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Boat clearung & deta1hnt-t spec1alt.slS. Also Weekly, monthly. Re asonable. Progressive Sales Newport 67J.ti826 HARRJSOH SIA IA Y ...~ .. och 6 •·2547 1''or Sate: '1'11Cn11y 's or N .B . Corporate Mmbrshp. Call Debby B. 644-~ Overstuffed occas chr $20. garden hoses all for S2. odd pcs or crpt, mk J>fr, misc drps. Sl·SS. m1se bike parts, & frames. Dodge van rims. make ofr t4l. Me dit quee n headboard $45. Medit room djvider shelf $25, chr. nds upbolstry $2, moving must sell. Call aft Spm wkdys. 645·7857. .&side C.M. Garage Sale on Sun. Feb. 251.h, last day.227 .. 22nd St .. C.M (first garage). Lots or Uu.ngs to be sold. Power mower, $25. 2 ma· pie twin beds, one with mattress. $50. 645-3747. Gas console heater with thermo thrus t blower. Table & 4 s wivel chairs. Antique book cupboard. 4:ll Old Newport Blvd., NB 5amsonite 3 pc luggage set, xlnt c ond, $50. 64&6137 Overseas Freight Containers now ror sale. 20' & 40' lengths avail. Call Rob. 213!8»-0370 *** Robert Rillfolll 18651 Palm Fountain Valley You are the winner or Two Free Tickets lD CIRCUS VARGAS Feb. 26th or 28th 4::l>PM Performanre The City Shopping Center Orange To claim your tickets, call 642·5678, ext. 272 *** Yards & Yards of whl naugahyde never used. Malce offer. Solid maple dining room tbl, no chrs. Make offer. 548-6946 $250.~~3 Invalid equip $40 ca Wallung utd w/wheel & scat.. Adult potty chmr Folding auxiliary bed w/mattress Also pr adJ pollocanes 644·9158 Green marblw:d damn!( set. $145 21" RCA cir TV, $95.979-8277 S1u.s ror sale 195 $120 . Ask forKen 675·5582. s,ortiftcJ Gooch 8094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Genwne steel ship's lad· F'or SaJe: Calypso IV re· der :l>" wide by 8' lalJ f!Ul:itor and rrusc dive Any offe r over $100 eqwpmenl. 75HJ967 4.93-7082 675-2758 )cuba tanks · twtn S3's, 1800 PSI rill i in c coaled/gal. back pak, Clow thru boou.. carry case Xlnl cond S300. Greg. 556-6500 i--------loah.MmiM Eqill..-nt 9030 · Caravellc , 200 HP ••••••••••••••••••••••• Volvo, 6 mo. old. Sl0,000. GRAY MillMIE 1be trad.Jt1onal heavy d u· ty, lightweight mannc engme To 350 HP. Ge· 548-2652 nu1ne n e w part s.1---------- Aulhonzed 01str: Bristol 50. 14' Glaspar, 40hp Services. (114)892-8541 Mere. Trolling eng. & •ZODIAC• PORT·A·MARINE INFLATABLE BOATS 292SCOLLEGE, C.M. (TI4) ~2070 '7i6HPJohnson Motor $275 548·26.52 traile r . 2075 Harbor BlvdC M. '18 Malco 20' ctr console. #llS & 1.5 Mere engine Roadrunne r dlx lrlr, eq1.Dpped for all fishing. $10,000. 754-0368 '74 Rogers 18' custom Bonneville Jet 454Chev. Im sq. n ...... log peggl.'<I oak noonng. S1 75 sq ft Antique school desk. S30 Antique Coca Cola ice rhest. $35 Pus h mower. SlO. 26" 10 s pd bike. S30 54&-0400 art 7PM loots. Power 9040 Very clean w/many xtrs. Uruvers1ty Alhlet1c Club. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SB.400. 714/551·3810. NB membership $350 8083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oval.Jon w1lh u se, hook up for amphf1er Xlnt cond. $400. 661·6195 or 494·2012, ask for Kim 8J3..8384 11-S, 495-0287 aft 6PM Bill. 1942 Walthe r P38. Al Make Offer. 645·2772 Ask for Jack Stare, Rntowant, 17' Bayltner Mutiny '78. 130 Vol vo eni::. unde r warr. lnclds trlr, bnslol cond. Ml.l!>l sell 645·1271. 12' Aluminum boat $295. 71-'.!HPSears motorSJSO. Action Boal 536-8891 '78 2 4 ' Fl y br1d gc, 2250MC. Full canvas. many extras, mint cood. 11000 TOP or S17l mo. 642·9"01 Clannet. Like new. $175. Callartcr 6 ... 8095 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16' Gl assp a r tOOHP Eviorude. nice trlr $995. • 77 Bertram 33 SF. Loaded for fish/cruising. Bris tol cond . M ui;t s dl /tradc . P /P 114 /5 4~·0831 or 213/6SS·3556 640-9034 :::lothing rack & rounders. A<:tion Boal 536-8891 cash drawer w/addmg mach .. couotcr. 499.3793 70 Cheetah 4~5 Olds Ludwig 8 drums. l ildJian cymbals & more $575. CaJJ 54.S-0987. Bentley Jet. cul.tom trlr. ~· Edycrafl Sporlfishcr. TV, Radio, S199S slip avail. Call Harvey Be I Hifi, Stereo 8098 Al.'lton Boal 536-8891 642·4644 nge s1 ver trumpet. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------~~list smo. sell !3" Sylvania console . '78 Scarab·330 TS OUl· Grand Banks 32• Ready · floe qualJty che rry wood dnves, 85 hours Loaded! for Cat.abna Weeke nds Office ht nitwe & cabinet & set. Ong. $000 65 mph plus Stored on Broker 962-9Slll Ecpiflllltllt 8085 Sell for Sl85. 640-1431 trailei... Must sell/best of· :»ctpJack 24 • flybridge. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rer twn6cyl 170Volvo, VHF. Xlnt new & used ore rum. plan riles. wk benche!> C.E. SURPLUS 631-2717 ColorZerulhconsole. 7ll-8216lt.ot.J trim tabs, sumlo<> + Sl2S ) "' 754-6835aft6PM 546-IZOOlwon more. xlnt cond John. Ask for Jerry Pe rk ms ,_67_~-------- Lg e xec des k $325, secretary L desk $300, exec chair $75. secretary r.hrur SSO. 5 ofc chairs $40 ca. Like new cond1t1on Walnut. 640-5563 Color TV. 25" console. Very ruce cabmel & clear 17' G lasspa r Sea fair, :ilopJack, 1975. 20'. o~o. picture $14.S. 549·7582. Volvo l/0 Am trlr $1495. lo hrs, xtras. $8900 /orfcr. RCA 21" Remote rontrol console color TV $135. 548-4485 5haw·Walker I hr keyed Color Port.. 10". $75 ftre safe. Call Bob Color video recorde r 962·7280 $150. 548·6232 Used omce furniture , Xlnl 21 " Zenith color des ks. tables, sora. cabinel$175. 644-8:IJ5 645·0048 Glass display cases, hkc V1(Je(r tape player, RCA " new $225 ca. Call eves. hr. 17 tapes 05 movies). 492-9482 collect. $1000/offer. 631-4943 Aellon Boal 536-8891 49Hi671 or 837 ·4474 1956 25' Twm engine Chris !8' Bayl.t.ner Bounty, twn C r a fl s p eed b oa l ~Volvo, dual controls. <classic> XJnt673-7171. hot~ tank. P /winch, ----------· radio, etc. $31,000. ca11 59<:.abin Cruiser. 25' long, 54&51.39 auto head, xtras +. Eng -. --------nds work <On tr a tier) 20 t.963 Chris Craft speed B;t offr, 1·688-4359. boat. 450hp. Bcaut.Jful & ras t! $3,200. occ Crew Base 1801 W. Cst. Hwy Npt. Bch 64f>.3505. l\lso avail. 1977 40 hp elect . s tart Evinrude O/B. $700. '76 Cruisers Inc. 22' Cutty cabin. 225 OMC 110. great for camp'g, f1sh'g or ski'g, asking SI 1.500. Cal 15464070; 646-8645. FIND YOUR NAME THE CITY SHOPPING CENTER Tickets Worth s 11 A return to the rich tradition of the circus as it once was in America FEB. 26th to MARCH l st at 4:30 and 8 p.m. CALL 937 ·0547 for Info. 150ANIMALS BEARS 3 HERDS of ELEPHANTS CWMPS WILD ANIMAL ACTS t ORANGE City Drive Exit of the Santa Ana Frwy. It'• ¥•Y. Look for your · name and addr••• In todar'• claealfled 1ectlon. Call 642-5878, ext. 272 and we'll , arrange for you to pick up your ticket• at th• neare1t office of the . . • • S!utd!y, February 2A. 1979 DAILY PILOT CJf I I Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dime·A·Lines • • ,.,,, .,..,,. or m•U them With COftKt CHh -our famous ~ THREE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERV E YOU DEADLIN E: lP:m. Friday 330 W. Bay SI., C.M . 12 noon All branch offlc.s to 0"9 of our • c.-nnMlnl o"lcft. • No h •••od1.. p1odwc• °' pl•nta DIME-A-LINES • LAGUNA BEACH . • . . . • . 1 IM GleMeyre St. • No commerc •I •d• aOowtd • COSTA MESA . 330 WHt l•y • EJlct\ ~em "'Wat be f)f'tc•d With no llam • ,,.,Ila • HUNTINGTON BEACH . . 1717$ BHch llhtd ... et . "i I\ JS . l• 'a C' h r NU IU HOA RO rarb ANTIQUE oak ht1r ~ O A RA 0 E door STEREO S25. Vlnyl 1951 MG motor S35. t9 51 i''ord parts: Vil RIB ~. Rlah chair 111pi. fltwricta 1 km ~ llU l.onwbO•td •Ur hnml' • easily make opentt. h avy duty, dlnlna aeot m . Old Flat motor. <.'Omplete, blocks 135. Heads S20 Sl5. Baby clot.bes 50t' fhuartl 110 Ao\lqu attractive rurk for complete. $35 Coif~ blul' &nd white plat-I 3 5 . P I a t corh Oll pan StO ln-to H . Kao11e hOOd. har11 4:h111n sa1 •iach lotch ·n tool or plant table ~·· &Ian 2"x4', ter S15. Adjustable tra ns m11unon US take manifold SS. l\lr new, SU. Recliner tk1uare 111rnttr taut• h•n1c" S3 $7 Viar1e· u ld wrouitbl Iron draflina board 125. compl~. Two 111'1·15 clo ner SJS Drive us Di hwaaher m . S Ski hooh U tyofuldwoodeobox· ba sC' S20. t-'loor Ouvarlanwallplatter laresllOeach. Power 11harts SlS. Radiator Two lamps SS each. Turk&i)' plutll'r S3 es und <'ht"l'lts SJ·l25. pollaher/rua aham· 125. RCA record steerlng pump for S35. 50 Ford du.sb w . Sat. Feb. 24th. 2026 l. 1np1 •to &.ara t.arflt' \'lnta11c Olik poounltS5 Stit.uf\cr player S20 Four F oret $10. 67 Nova Front an d rear Leml\080r.,CM drtn~·nod f>jcU1rn port.ab!• d k fUe Sii 8PM All day Sun. direct.ors chalu llO. PHstneer door $20. bumper $2S cal'h ., ., l~l ~ llun 11nr1 rrunwo. ~" lo S2 Jl~ut1rul m•hQ8uny SS1..4A10. WhHe. bathroom Ori,Bloal Muat•ng Guar ds $10 e .ic h . lit x16'r!t Porcelain ••J!u11 l•lta•l• "''"' M w l t rt· 111 pad~ com pa chest $15 lavatory $7.SO. White radio $5. Radiator for Grill $35 ffoo(] $35 bO'llhroom sink. with t'lrdn~ .,~.,. S.U &OL· Hr W1ckt!r Anllqu. bumpb111Ck\.'d HAMILTON l!prcader kitchen Rink. new. Ford Mua toog . Trunk lid S20 Glass faucets, l20. Metal l'hr<ltnl' ~., hurn11t 1 blllk t t:2 Bru"I aht'lf trunk~ Old lt-falht-r SS Heavy duly hand $20 Four windows Falcon. or Comet $15 S5·Sl5. Side chrome file organlH~t on '' o • Drum· • n d U Hurk vurk S~ und wi<'kcr ra!lh cfi!el l"<lger SS. 545-3110. on d rr um es S l O O aUun truck rims trim SM. TaH Ught~ coasters, $10. Metal '"'"' $1U ••,·h J&:Wl.'lry 25c to 114 $S Latjle soft Mor-NAUTICAL "ear both Magic <'lamp roof andtlre1SSeacb.8ob 110 each. Front and du k, 35x24, thre1e Pvwtr bra lt.tl unu Cl•1111111c watl'r JUM ro cao lruther ot · decorator t:;,d work· rack SS. Two 5 gallon 968·5394or963·6364. re a r <1p lash pans dratwedjr. woodbl ard1u !1 >-0 fa Olll'N tu dnubl" ~.. ~ S:J :A> l'otll and p ns tumun SIO Antique ang 25c to llO. Vin· liquid asbestos roor p 0 R T 8 L E $10·Sl5. Heater St5. 51 t,op, o Wlh ta1 he to• " llt'dorl'll>ot~intwd l·tt>f'flL""h SJ 2~1 toll aJkoSS Old •incluar scott apple tage and antique couling SS each ...... A-" RC Mercuryrearsprings 1c1r cnt1 eg ts. •3Sd "3"'. 'll>hltt' Jllllt'\ r.,.-~ .. ml'•'f ru .. t I ...... e I $2"' v l Laundry si nk $5 typewnter -... A Hll ,.a"'h. Hood.,.," t-rcuon patterne • ~ -1: 0 ~ T II R 0 0 M 1 " 1 ' n ,,..,. ' ree er " an ;ige wood Shl"", mod-'-. Ph e..< Cl k $10 .-" " ...,.,, h I b l'ha1r, u ... t'd ont•t-~ "'• -"' tit:• SI)() rach LDdlH ~nn1 ~ r acq u et. 12.s3s. sr inch~. Three light gJobes $1 ono .....,, 0C · Hood ornament $15. easy Ca rs, ones 0021008 T.WO uphul~tH,•d "t·h''r:.11~01°tfll• .. ~.:10n~4-w 1tlUYl'1> Sllc pslr 1lgned by Big 8111 finished sailing shi" each. Seven celling GE vacuum SlS 54 Mtrcury hut,icnps and oranges, $1~ h \nO .. Truok Sol 642 5189. 337 Tlldt-n. $9 Large old ,. light shades 50c each. R a d I o S 8 St O each Ar t sup· each. 21Ml Hanakai IHH'~ln k.1t1·~. C' .,.,., S~S rnn lltn1&1'"'4'k· 1113Tt00 ~ ltlth#O C1ihfor111:s state bear CuttySark$5.101nch Eight used doors S2 Paperback 11, nt>w ~lies o1lpaints$l·S6 Lane,HB.968~70. l1'11tht•r ,In• 7 8 .s:?5 Ciildcn"id l tlM while rubber tired condition, Mc 2989 r u' i; h e i; s 1 . $ s ---- t ' t 72 l'l.350 llondu pane. flaR S35 Old wash dock wbeel S.S. All each. Ooor frame S2. Mllb St · • · EARLY 911 and 912 "11nie.rJ('QUl'll, "'11 Y\'l.l.fac"'muturt')~I l\r&-k bur $;.!O F.x lJ NIQU·:hunpt1.0Ud boardSJSO Anlaque r h. English copperketUe ro .... 557·5154 1''ramesSl-S3S Can. lt11ncrof1 H"ra•~l\I hf'ltnt>l sz:r. Frt•f' h•ueil , .... 110 ~al anddl'Ctrlcforwull. bltHkhuwk co rn sizes o s ips rope $35.Woodblocknoor· PORTABLE T V's, vases Sl·IS Oils, parts: Bra $35 $l2 t'.1l'h flt'" lllrlJ\~ t.1n1.hn-. Pl,uk hru,. 15. ~1.-S7 so table. ceiling and shellerSlO SOUdoak blocks, pulleys and ing,walnutfinisb.$5 turpentine $1 ·S3 Gouges 25 to s2o. ~ o o d co D d It' on hh·11h1rt< ,.r n't!n Slo ~Wh ,, !,~ b h S floor, from ewery era. k d tackle S2·S25 Large Two VW tires SS. Two black & while, good Paint racks $5·Sl5 Duck tails $35. Wi~r !lfi4-44116 ec ... _.., 1.•11c • '" It S35 Antique bras1> P 1 Pc r a r an very vintage double sound and picture. 839.3050 motor $25. Rear win · Two IX>le lemri' $~ i.~ b;ar tand r:u·k $7 ~ "all rtxtures S2 50. humidor S3. Large ships block $10 pair. VW snow tires SS 19" RCA $25. 9" Ad· dow S2S. Door panels WOMENS koltt11' e,arb..,Mfl1clmk 11dl~1~ t'uch8922-113 011 t:ible lamp $3 varletylofrgalvanized Galvanized adjusta· each . 438 Old miral 135 l9 "UTILITY poles. ts to 525. Rear spoiler f.atch quilter bolt amp .... 1 t' "OT meta orm con · ble outrigger pole NewportBJvd .. NB. S ll ve r tone $35 29f s r b s20 Rea t·ontrol center " .. 69 Honda SO run... Lari:e old classic t"iners pots pans eel. 1.25 per oot. um per . r ull or l'Ctlorful yam!! • d k 1 '"" c di " · · holders _$12. Antique TWO gallons blue H oover up r I g h l Lumber r·ar and pine, M!ats $25. Arm rests d h $15 SlllO, ooa $2(1 Braun 't\lth s hop m11nu11l, es ump .. , an e tubs . nulk cans, hi h t l I 1 h h on Pll<' u I t SI Anllqu s pwrig s oo s h L te aint S6 sweeper. w l attac · 2"xS", 6", 7'". 7 t.o II SS Tote goal frame 962·80IO Multaprt.'!\l> JUlt'er $.15 G1rl11 26" Huffy ;an t'rn e make great planters. Sl 50$1S Larae hand ouse a x P · m e nts works ver y r """' $20 645 ~1 89 0 nevt'r used nt'vrr 10 &peed 535 St'hwinn bro:;s wall foctures wood boxes, deco ac· · · · " Cash 646-1195. · oot lengths. ~ per · ... r 'J RUN .... S ··2· l ~ 1 ·• k·.,. .... $""' F' I • I $2 SO 0 11 form lao· power 2 speed breast good. 112. Glass cof. foot. •94·2709. 1244 848·~. " .... A " WUI' .,., .... \'iQ& ••• ,. n r .,a( y s:is cents 50c·S15. Old drill $6. Varied size SMALL girls bicycle ree pot ~rcolator $3. v· t w Lk LB --------ba q~a·1 n ul 822 l.Jnge slo boots. like 5409163 tern $3. Ch11>s1c and highback hardwood an chors chain a nd SlS . l ee crea m Books tOc . 24 20 acory a • . RC A r a d io. older 962-8010 new. silt' rn . SlO -vintage auto driving c halds roc ker $10. line S3 to $35. Dan· freezer SIO. Pachmko Saratoga Way. CM. CHEVY parts · 283 -f}orta~le, scra tchy . -------t1(9rman n1adt-t>ki GE elt.-rtr'c pad $5 hghts and sl)Ot hghts Number or old wood forth anc ho r and SlS. Sled S7 Oddessy S40·2704. ~ n ~ i n e s 3 5 S3 Pilot mono FT\t H E ED ha n• Pt• r boot S4 220 Cumclha lleat IJmp S5 Coffee S3·SIS Twenty's noor cabinet radios $7 to chain 112. 15 Inch TV game 125. 19.. A 1 u man um powt'r 1uner $8. Mono phono ~x 12x9, Sl2 962 8010 I Lane. CM wnrmer SS F.lectnc Io m P S6 Ad I a k e $35. Large free stand-ships wheels mounted black and while TV o\NTIQUE and vantage glade trans ma ssrnn "1th record changer -----comb dryer S5 f'1r1• r,adway lantern S6. ng Philco uper l"d copper b "'7 T .. tt ORTHOPEDJC corset SCREWS lag. 31, long, "Xlannulsher $10 -o v I'd b 1 5 br ass Fre n c h $35. 673-0787 so 1 • rass S35. Corvette intake ., eeco " wa ~r SlO 1 t I S4 " ,. "" intage soi rass h etro d y n e $19. th t • ., p I and pewter platters. mani·fold 135. 0 ,1 c h a n_ n.e l a udi o . e ec nc rons . 10<' N1ch 673 7200 Co I e m a n PI c n i ,. double arm student Complete Victorian crmome er.... o r W 0 0 0 EN b a b Y trays. mugs and urns 1 r •7 T 962·8'HO '-------1 so p · 1 I lh Id g of huge bronze red . pa ns S5·St5. Valve om p 1 rnr. "' · . wo --IUS mags and tlr<>s ror coo.er I at10 ron amp w1 o reen bird cage and stand and g reen vintage bass anett e $30. soc to SlS. Ten inch eoversSSpolr. Clutch s peakers an c11:banet GR EASE gun, l~ver Fiat. all rour for $30 chairs SS each. Bar ~l311s shades S35 Lov· $15. Vintage solid oak side lights Sl5 each. 646-4251 ornate plated rham-and plate $25. Intake $8. Two match~ng 6 ac ti on S2 50. Assorted 850 c·oupe I C"~ bucket SS ~rc~~~~a~dbl~al~~ swivel office chair Large collection or MOTOR '4 HP. like pagne cooler S6 manifolds SSSIS i nch by 9 •.n c h mlltorc11cle bumper parts Ooori. S5 Automatk JU•cer SS. . 897 Id S25. Many old hand vintage solid brass n ew . 11 5 Ca~h Variety solid brass Timing covers SJ s peaker$7. Radios: I carriers $8 , snow Glass ss. Othe; OilfainllngSlOeach. St4 Classacl soa Cood grinders. most anchorllneroller SL8. 646·1195 ~ fireplace sets an Starter SlO Fans SJ. A M ~F M SS .•. 1 treads LG XL with Sl SlO Motor 135 Al' I D e u x e c h r 0 me brass oil table lamp dates pre 1900, S2 lo Antique naval board· dlrons S4 .50 to S2S. Alternator SlO. C:im . AM / M clock radlO kit $10, B 8 gun $12: c es so rt cs S 3 0 . thermo SIO. Sliver ~~n::t~!~. ~~ttd'cc~~~ $S. Small cast iron Ing cutlass $00. Va ric· TWIN head boa rd. T ools S9 to S2S. shafts SIO. Solid lif· 1 S7 • I AM clock ractlo Pol:1roid 250 camera. Trani.mission s:is . tray t ea set .S35. per and milk glass woodslqveSl6. Large ty si2es authentic night stand. 4 drawer Screen $8. 1923 brass ters SIO. 283 crank S4. 2130 Doctors Cir with acce sones and 5448034 Radio SS. t.-Jat1onal S18. Trame stop hght collection of antique glass fish net floats chest. yellow/white w a frle iron $4 . shart S25 Hydraulic ~pl. 0 .CM.642-7589. elltta film $25: dis -----Geograp hi es l Oc S9. LS aoch diameter aod vintage scales $3 and fLt;h nets 75c to wood. good oondllion. Number or vintage ca m SlO Pulley1> KENMORE sewing hes. 6 place settings CJll LO'S youth bed each. 5411-<>908 CM 1 open cut ceiling globe to $35. Vanety or an· $15. Old brass navy S3S. Three drawer s ol id coppe r j nd S3·SS. Stack bell hous· machjne. with sewanu S20; a u to hand $15 Baby and girls BOOKCASE $15. 1974 I r taque a nd vintage deck telephones SIS. c h est. m atc h e s brass fare ext a $15 H rmon c .. \acuum · .. 1th 1nflator clothing, to s12e 6, 25C' F e d er a · CM intr icate Y ca!>t 0 chairs SS to $25. Old Old b d b 110 St d lnguishers $6-Sl5. Old in,. a .1 counter and attach - d 8 lo S4 Bab a d lod , sohd brass s:is. 843 W. bentwood $3. Four rass a n pore a ove. . ur Y copper kettle S". balancer $1_0. Di~· merits, $35. 545.3110 a apter • · lenna:. Y n us.1693 I h s (' M bathroom fixtures Sl twin bed frame S6, " tr butor ••5 Air conda rat'quets $4 ea('h; dlcr toys St to S2.SO -"'--· 1 St l • · high back vintage t SlO V 1 Cl lwi'"' tl ~lcg ant brass and 1 .. · afler3. bl('y('le Parts and Potty c hair $2 . TOOLS. lots of hand1 <between.Placentia & shop stools, neat for 0 · ery v ntage ean "ma ress walnut Smith clock lion compressor SIS ------• Mo 1 , 548 0135 J ohns on outboard $5. New purple quill· Under dash air condi· WO pairs skis. OOl' frames IOr·SS, de· Vaponzer S2. 838-4186 tools. some antique1 nrov 3 , · 1 breakfast bar. $15 s15. Many old bronze ed twin bedspread SS Large assortment lion urut $25. Power K neiss l a nd orH• corat1\'e 3 p1Jlow setl an Tustin. tools, soc to $7 Sal & Sun after lOAM each. Very antique propellers S2.50-to Sl2. Used purple antique s:lass and steering pump SIO. Kaiama S35 poir S3. luggage 3 piece , -P I u m b Ing Part SJ Please s o I ad m a h o g an Y SlO. Size 7 shoe skates q u i I l e d t w 1 n brass door knobs Sl I Power steermg unit Snow slide $3. Childs matched set, plus one' b 11~ ~el~tnc m~to~. SOc ·S7 Craftsman S I NGE R man u a 1 I lib rary table Sl~. in funky sticker cov· bedspread S4. Lawn t8°u!2s·c50h.erLatrrgoembbroanses $15 Heads SS ea~h. trike $3. 64$.2573. S25, GE 8·lrack re 3 anng,perec. lawnspreader. very t ypewriter $25. Larg~oldfarmgrain. eredmetaJ case from s preader $12. P air "' 1 I' . 283 block SlO Oise . rord t playba1·k deck, SJS.548-7234. good. $12. Kenmorej C h evrolet, For d , cutting sycthe $9. NooYawk City SlO. 72x7s slld1ng closet S30. Od so1d brass brake rotars 5 10 FRONT ski for dune hardly used $25. bat19· Sliding glass door tank vacuum S7 .1 Dodge 8 hole."~ ton Neat hand crafted I Large neon beer sign cioors s12. Three door knocker SI 50.• ea<.'h P ush rodll cycle SlO. Ford 351 and balls SJ. two ~al s25 each Mirrored H eavy duty workj 16 .. wheels. SlO Two western wagon seat s35. 6 foot wooden Coast Guard ap Vintage_ Schrader , rockc~armsSSset 64 water pump SS. Fuel pump c;prayer with wardrobe doors, for' benchS2S 18350range complete 1ra1n sets. toy c~est S15. 843 W t artists easel $4. 843 proved boat cushions truck tare ga~ge ., Nov11 radio S15. 73 pump $5. 01slrlbutor spa rt> purts. worlcs1 4 9 .. opening, s30 I Ave .. CM on alley to with transrormers S2Sl 15th St .• CM (~tween! w. lSth S t . CM. $1. Two new ch ild solid brass. $5 s. ancb Caprice radio S20 73 S s Vi hr at 1 on S4 !>O. s1lvcrplate. 61 Larf!e tempered! rear > I each Brand new de· p I ace n l 1 a & 548-0135 Sat & Sun boat vests $6. Large solid copper pressure Chevy render skirts da m pner $5 6 5 place settings -tt5 I I $10 h I $6 Monrovia) 548·01351 Aft OAM t /1' d $3 I gauge SS. Huge 1904 S2 Comet rront bumper 892-3780 I g ass panes eac . 9'x l2' neutral color uxe pruners ·1 after lOAM Sal & ert . ra azar cage brassshowerhcad$4 I S3S. Hubca~s 5 set. S15. Chrome rims for Ha nging wruug htl wool ru o $20 9.x12. Three used pruners S ITV S bl d h 540 9163. Sol.d brass ri e ood Troller ·hitch SIO. 14 1.n. ch wheels SS iron lamp SlO One "' SJ e1tcb 8 Track un. ·· ack an w Ite l • r w o · h ft $lO $35 . M AN • s J 0 . s Peed oval and one square wa~ed straw rug $10 player a~d speaker I table model GE 19". BOAT enamel, white· basket S.S N~mber of A~;:~n~J~o~ radi~to; each. Bob 968·5394 or Schwinn bake S35, s ank $10 each Twin firm mattress. S3S 78 Chevrolet DREXELgreenvelvet S2S. RCA console grey, buff& maroon. vantage English brass St5 350 rad·ator S3S 963·6364. girls 24" ss· ladies 548.5659 metal rrame. St~ truck radioSl2 Gold! lov~seat~ Blac~& wooden cabinet 19" $10 gallon Cash . planters $1.SO to $61 ~ ------hand knit drcsse,,,1 Five halo track ftx s H CB t t . White TV $20. Sewing black and white good I 6461195 Large brass bladed 64 Nova Y parts C B ant enna ba:.e s ize 10, SIO each 'cuPBOARD doors 2 and floods $8-$10 S7o;;eV I l s a.\o~ machine $25. Dress conditi o n .$35 . electricfanSl8.Ant1 S5·S35 Heads389 Pon mas t , 33 reet. no 536·6956 I foot x u $2 good t·~n· earh Two delu xe h ~ ;~ paU1S~ Corm, Sears . adjust.a· Washing m~ch lne. ISCHWINN 10 s peed que soUd brass tare tla<'. 5S Olds. 318 stays required. $35 BOYS 24" 10 -:--d dit1on. 673.noo. I naturcal maple ba~1 Sp:i~klr\ea~r ~ut ore ble, SlO. Yardage 21~ Frigidaire. good con: SlS. 24' Huffy con· pump $15. 843 w. 15th mPl~t~~.r ~~~·::.~. ;:..,6 Gt u ran lbuv nak lne.} 7.H. e_ od • ·S(lee I ---s tools 120 each. 4 . (· i &6 yardpieces25c to dltion 135 GE elec· tende r . 10 s peed.I St C M tbctween , ., $35: mens lO speed DOOR 2'6x6'8 interior 1 high black noor/tablel valves. plpe tlt ngs. SI yard Upholstery t · d. · rted good condition $35 p 1' 3 c e n t I a & Pistons no rods S20 ·•11xl2. S3 each. Cable • :;g·5l~th ltlcC! ne"' like new, $7 Large! lamp $25 Two sq. uare nlpph.·s.1~.to 52.; f~0 matcrlai. print and t~IC115 ~~tisco~vkees a 10 speed fram'e $5 M onrovaa I 548·0135 289 Ford start.er SIO With fillings 7c root . ---antique meat grinder sturdy black end ta· r•ece 72r-;;, Ch I~ i C'Orduroy, Sl yard. little longer but 548·8898. after lOAM Sat & Smog pu_mp $5 Drag scraper bucket. RECLlNER chair ex· $8.50. Pink riberclass ble $18. Black pole .J0(; b · $35 ev~~ T Crib blankets 25c clothes come o~l bet: HEAVY d rd Sun Power steenng pu'l)p •2", $30. 548-6232 celle~t cond ition. ch~lr S4. ~rutches s:J l a mp $10 Maple! b~kurf an. $3 'trs cac~ Door gate $3. ter, $35. Trunk SlO. d uty s 1bing · SlO f'uelpump $S. ii 1 535 pair Ladies at.e 10 r o o m 1 e rame · wo l Ladies slack suits A ti l h 1 glass oors. a out DINETTE table S30 I pan SS. Valve coverslRATTAN moder n ~~t n ew I golf shoes, Rush .Pup.' divider/bookcase on wroudghtS6iron ~la~ter size 14. S3 to $10. Ne~ c~al~ue$3~eaW;:,d~en 78x43. excellent, $35 Ma t ching d in e tte $5. Two 7"xl5'" mags lamp 125. Antique ----pies, new, S7 so. rollers S25 Large 4 stan ~ eac · wo linen dresses Sl O boxes Cola's Pe i each. Good .0 gallon chairs SS each. Maplel $25 Mopar .>tarte r oak r ecord cabinet · 6 4 V W r enders 642 9540 1 drawer c hest S20 large ice chests SlO & 1 each. size 12 & 14. S3 urilled Audio d~!1 water heater~· Two chest or drawers SJS. SLO Mopar alternator S3S Pabst nourescen1 SJO sis· front h1ood -1 645-9042 S 2 5 · Ex c e I I en I Two new skirts blues · . new wooden W1.0dows, Large green sora $35 S IO Auto mat 1 <.' bt:ocr sign S25 Black $15~$35:1 '67 front hood ANTIQUE bard cagel % recliner <'hair S3S ' and tan. size '14, S4 ~~Jd~tab~n~~ 23x4S, non opening, Large upholstered trans m 1 s s 1 on ceramic lamp $10 S35 ; 40 H.P and l S2s Toys 5c·S2 Elec-BLACK , beige and Edger S35. Ross hose I each. Picture frames dition {.,· ~olor bur-Sl~ each. Sony mono laving room chair. f I Y wh ee I s S I O Antique 1>4tcher and heater boxei; SI tric can ,opener. S2 , while king tapestry s~rlnklers $l cajch. 1 soc Dishes 25c to rer ~ith ·steel brush mixer $10. Chain hnk with ottoma n, S3S 839·3050 how l $35. Wooden each ' 40 H.P. heads <'.luck radio SS Light bedspread ns Four Girls .Sc~wann bike. St.SO. Electric fry 110• Vice clam ss' gate $I 0 . Two Coffee table $20. salad bowl and scrv· SIS each. '63 bus re~ r.xturcs $2-S6. Trun I woven basket ·chang-new tares .. S35. Two pan SI. Sutter door. Sheets aod sh~we~ beautiful lamps $35 Heavy wood l vinyl ~~~:io:~~z:r.c~~~t~ mg dishes SS. Punch duct ion boxes S2 die bedspread SS n g tab I e S l S commercial glass 24x67 S2 Bard cages t ins good d. each. Slo cook/fryer Spanish style rechner awful. runs g reat , bowl aoo glasses $8. each, curdboard Records lOc Books !Peterson c·r s at SS doors .. 80x48. $20 91 t~ s6. Close out ~.ur aSl . h ;:;,n~· SJ. Carpet SS. Good C'haar $35 Single day S35 545·3110 ftcr3 Lurge red glass v~e glo\ e boxes S4 each. SOc Sewing pattern:.. I Three 3·x6~ wi~dows. each. 8 mch.clay pots from cer11rnic st~dio H~nmilt:~c St., CM go Ir c ad d Y ~ 5 bed. good condition. a SS Antique miner "' Speedo SS each . size 12·16. 50c' Ltne d r $10 SOc each. J am wheel! greenware and paints Art 10 Wooden door. glass $35 . Two s mall 3 CEMENT yard edging lamp SS l20 E 23rd nedal a:.sembl ~ S6 size dolls $25 each. wooh cra ~e. tire, rits old pick up 25C·35c Small crystal er · panel $5. 548-4413. drawer chests Sl5 soc each Beautiful "22. CM Sat8·4. !' . · " · Single holl wood cac · orningware SS. Ford 6 hole 16" . · 66· 67 black bucket l 1 t ~ k Sl·S2. New make·up 1 155 32S W 88 han~ang lamp, with BR·IGGS & Stratton PARTS ror 53 i''ord eac h . Bea utiful ne w brown /w hite PING pon~ table 135 lll'u t s ,l o ·~ac~ $20 ~/d~ ~~acd w3o~d mirror $8. T wo new ;.~~~908.· · y. <'ham, $35. 67:T-0252. powei:.mower, good hardtop, 53.56 Ford walnut matchang step weav<• drapes 48" Pool table S3!\ Anti· each, 68 70 Buit b 1 P1 110 handmade stick 3010 Seavlew.CdM. c ondition, $35 . trucks 5s Olds 60 lablesS25cach. Wall wl~e $10. Antique que water di~penser ••n"anc hoods Sl2·S20 ° s er s h S7 h Fl ANT IQUE E II h 54S·3110 · ' plaques mirrors and twin headboard SS 6 v"o 1 d s 12 · Tan black bedsprrad orses eac · oor ng s. NEW trailer axles S30 · Volvo and 62 Corvalr, · · ' . S3S. Electric heate1 "'"' 83121 ra io and bolsters SIO New to ce1lin~ s hower oak dming chairs. set Hubs $15. Springs sis: AFGHAN coverlet SS $2·$35. 644·9672. furniture S2·$35 120 Twin metal bedframe SIS Rand tools SI lo ...,., . h 34 drape, liner a nd or rour. beaut1ru1 con· 64 6n~" p h b 1 1 h. E 23n1 #22. CM Sat SS Beaut 1ru1 large S35 Mens magazine1> ----mens s u1.s· size · hardware SlO GE d1t1on. S3S earh 54 .,..,, unc ow' wt ON E table and 4 8·4 lavender lamp RS· SOt·toSS 5453554 ELECTRIC oven S25: S.'l. Small dog rattan I k di $4 . S I 675-6278. GARRARD turntable cups, $6. B.B. shooter chairs S35 646.2929 62" pool table. cues. . 3tove hood SS: large bed $5 Redul·1ng ~O~~ ~:8.~404· ~4~8 shure mag cartn'dge $6. Oval s;>late glass · · · l x5~3 r ug. white. $8. New ace skates. rabbathutchSlS: pa1 roll er machine SIS. ' R EFRIGERATOR mirror. wtlh carved fWO professiona l yellow, gold. lrke S bl k "-tGREENcash II u aple s1·ngle bed Costa Mesa St. . SI S. Bogen stereo frame . about s2S "-k CA 23 13. 5 Nice ac v,; c rut<'hes S4:-sma "' works fine. S30. Foam speakers $20 each. new. · v.:s ""x · logholder S3. Baskel (orWHJTEcleph11nts a nimal cages. rou rra me S35. Front TWI N ma ttress So pads 6'x212x3". $7 t u be a m P S 2 0 1 8 • • x 2 6. • . S 2 2 . Turntable SIO. l{jds, marble t o P. $20 ball net brackeLo; S4 wtlh a Clas ified Ad rages mone$10.AM· house door wath,Twin box s pring each.975-0780 Butcher blockoakta· Typewriter. 15" Un· adultssld pantsSlO fo'ireplace screen and 557.3:)33 Call642·5678 FM Multiplex. splat h:irdware $25. Dou~le long. $10. Carpci ble top, 29x36, S30. derwood. $15. White Jumper SIS. Sweater andirons $15 Floures· ========~:4:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==~~ te r , SlO . lor mica Sink $4. Metal office s weeper $7. Gas GOLF' clubs. mens. 631-4186. shag wool rug. about $12. Boys clothes, size cent desk lamp SS. Ii *ountertops $3 each . desk SLS. Lamps $10. d ryer S2S. F o ur ~l assie McGr egor SMALL block Chevy 6x8, 122. Old wooden 0·10, SS·SlO. Toys and Hassock. white. SS bathroom sink SS , Smoke alarm SS. Cop· drawer chest SI!>. ironsw wood shafts. heads 125 set. Intake hat rorm S6. Tin Ion· books Sl·SlO. Baby Twin wooden head· b(lxnewnoortileSlO. pertonegasstoveSIO ClubchalrSS Dinette Byron Nel so n man i f old wit h te rn $2. Moil box car seal. excellent. board SlO New um· boic vinyl cove $15. Sat 9-4 706 Santana table and rour abairs 2.3,4.5.6.7,8,9. SJS. car burator $lO. Air $1.50. Large metal $7. Womens clothes. b rella stand SIO motorcyl'lc tire SJ. Dr . ln1ne Terrace. S25. Desk $l5. Gas Woods 1,2,3,•1 S20 d 't • 1 storage locke r $3. s ize 6 11 . 15·120 Recorder Hoffman blender S4 . new Ford CdM 64(),9734. stove $35. Bassinette Putter $6 Cart S8. con 1 ion ng com · Roll new drapery Punch bowl/cups $5. reel type SIS Mex· FlOO piston for 3 $10. Color TV. as ls, 67S·6278. ~fs~ss:,"w!~r st~~:i~~ cloth S5. Tirrany type Corfee/cake set $8. 1can brown tone vase ef'nafc'onne ,~7heeefcs~:.~~~~G:7 .coi?~~a~ S3. Dinette ta ble OLD cabinetradio$25. pump.fuelpump,dls-lamp$35.Gold velvet Lawn chairS5.Satur· 130 Mexican throw " n ed r 111 chairs $10. Stereo. as Used rear shocks SS tributor. exhaust bedspread. regular. day Feb. 24. 9.1 Only runner $5 Ir anian formlca camper o ower . pou P ow is. ss. Met al be d P ush mower SlO manifolds. s mog $6. Bundle of linens 1715 Port Ashley, Nn vose $1 0. 10·4 Van table tops S $Sb Danish corree ta frame S7 Lamp $5. S d l d. $ pump nnd connec· or towels $3.SO Nice tnear MacArthur and 64 2·5872. 176 A Cecil. cuch. set da i;hes SIO .. le 5:1 .. Arabian danc wor • n ta, 20 .. Id~ h t $6 F d CM 'no a1rl 1~ p St Ha n ging lamp SS Toys. large oak cof· lions horns. complete 0 ' r c es · or 1 --------0uinea "i" cage S.3 "" . " um Do bl bed '""" F 543 Victoria CM 842.3442 .... Mediterranean style u e .-. our fee t able, needs re· heater set up $Sl0Sl0 · '· 19 .. Zenith TV. porta· BOUQUET Canyo n coffeetable$8.While paddedfolding chafrs Ci n ish i n g, $30. each . Water le m · f'ERTILI ZER ble. with antenna, rlagstone lOc·SOc a CH EVY 6 lug truck vinyl chair ·~. Serv· S8 each. Coppertone F an I shed beautlrul perature gauge $5. spreader. larAe size. black & white. play11 piece. Sears chord or· wheels. new. SS each. Ing cart $3. Vacuum r efrigerator. one plaster works S1·$35. Oil pan $5, Chrome like new. $12 Cash. good. $29. ltound 2 gan $20. Revere f'I berg lass f r o n cleaner SS. Carbed SJ. door. S3S. Chest or Sat Only 20222 rims for 14 inch 646·1195. level cherry wood ta· su per 8 m o v I e s poiler for van SS Bouncing walker S4. drawers S2S. Picnic S pruce SA . near wheel!\ SS each. Boll ble. 29" dlnm eter. camera 120. 8mm 1 g 1 o o • · L 1 t t I e Su 1 ts. s ize 36. $2. table benches. chairs a lrport. off Bristol or trailer hitch ms DINETTE set. four $25. Table lamp. gold movie camera SIO. to Playma te ". 6·pak Preschool tyoys soc S2S. 543-2987. most cars SlO Bob chairs and lear $35. and brown ceramic speed bicycle S20 cooler SS. 631·4186 to S2. l3139lh St, NB. METAL chair $5. Ex-CA PT Al NS ch al r · 968·5394 or 963-6364 Air compr~ssor ,s. base. with. shade. ss. 955·2293. 675·7260 otlc bar accessories solid maple. large Two oc·ca-slooal Com p act vacuum, -------- NEW VW wlndsbaeld Sl -$15. Kitchen ap· she. $22. Dining WASHER and .Dryer 'c hairs $10 each. complete, SIS. Philco rv anaJyst, B&K, col· $25 New left front TIRE chains. H78xl4· pllances $3 to SlS. c h airs. matc he d $25( each. Whirlpool Larae tablelamp$3u. clock and radio. or bars. dote. test fender S33 Runnang·078xtS.S8.Sanglebcd 8mm movie camera. Ctwol. solid maple. re r !gcra tor S35 . Occasional chair $20. w<Srking. S.S. Travel patlemSJS.Caseand boards s:, 645-6$45. SlO Stoveioven $20. Mela nge. S3S. 220V SIS each. Solid maple Schwinn 10 speed $15. Occulonal table $20. iron, llke new. 13 slides $35. Condeosor 0 ......,. Prrssure pl a te heavy duty het1ter knitting stand. round 1Antlqu e btCY'C le One 30x79 louvered Back pack SlS An er checker~ Mnrker SEARS ! s~mans Toyota Carina, good, b ow l . $15 All r_ame S3S Antique do o r s20 F ou r . · adder l20 Aircraft r acer b ike with SlO AMt FM cassette 135. Over60 foot cop· beautiful condition. b•ke wh~e l s and 800xle.5• 8 iug used l0.30AM.&t6-l525. marker receiver St5 Schwinn 2fl'. wheels, car radio, good, 115. ge;mc:~l~nadt t!;5~ 675-6278. original tares. gas tires and wheel11 S20 DIETZGEN drafting 548·6232 $3S.M&.3680. 631"3549· Sl-St0.645-9042. TEN bicycl es S25 ~n~,!~i. ~fa~r!!~~~ each. One 38x79 door kit $25. Benjamin 22 w __ O_M_E_N_S_c_lo-th_c_s-.s-ize- DRA PES and rod SET or Cadlllac wheel each. One bicycle $35. S20 Victor electric S4 Saturday and Sun· pellet p istol $2S. 7·1J 25c $3. Parrot r)"" t 'I g oft S 0th IDEO la"" "11"' 60 bl S h · dau after 9·30. 2031 Craf\aman 11bre saw ' I W .,.,r o cea in • covers lS ors $1 .. ~ · Two ta es 10 eac . adding machine $35. or'cbard Drtve SAH S2S Sidi sabre saw cage t5. omans white, side pull, 8x11 each .. Snow chains minutes. Sl reel. Three flsh tanks $10 M oto~yc le parts . · · BliD driU S 0 bike $20. OMC car S25 846-4884. 18 Site 8 bowling Remington BC·2 copy each. Two beds $15 Sl·S35. 842-2013. 273 E. fotr lrvtnel 5SH73I. llO. ~ 1 scat SlO. Chlldrens shocs $4. Man&l!lre lO machJoeS2S.MS-t9l•. each. Four chal.rs $5 20th CM. SABOTtypedJnshy,S Thor\.'ll drilJSts Sun· c lothes. 1l1e 2·4. 0 LAS 8 8 h 0 w e r Flor3hlem t porl boots each. Two H~ S25 b 0 a m u Pr 1 g h t J Oc ·Sl. Household encloiw-e and •how r 16.50. Crutches $3. HOOV'F.:R u,prlght each . Toys 25c to $5. FORD LTD a hock foot. no leaks, 135· vtcuum SlO. Com· Items sc iA> $2. 218$ p.n S25. Toil l with Box of paperback• $3. vacuum 135. Portable aoso Murray Lo , CM abM>rber1, front and 01~rk•1 ~ 8b~poaad~ ~ercla11 mop busckM American Ave. ti B Hat w . Stalnleu &42 9$40. typewrlter 135. rear. llke nt'w, $12 ~ ~ ,..,_ d "' wr nae r 1 5 CM "- steel bar slnk, with ::,amsonlte foldln1 OOLF clubs, ladlH, set.Caab.146·11.95. die board . 100 Mllwft11bkee bs ha m · --· ------ fau cets *"· Trailer WOOD pC'>Sl •X4x8 S3. chair se.so. Wroucht Wllaons. woods 1,2,3,4 .. shape. SU. 875-1355 or ~ooer rus 125. KENMORE waaher, boat w\nch S20. 8-9 itood conditio n . Iron shelf wllh atass, $16. Irons 2,3,5,6,7,9, ZENITH 11 po1111b~ come see •t 4208 Janitor eervtce cart worltt aooct, only sas. lrame $5 Three Uer 673-7200. 6"x20", sa. Scenic Pltchh\I wedge. put· TV. with a ntenna. River Ave .• NB. $10. 20 AtthltecturaJ Two table lamps for book caH S4. 135 • picture Ill. Floor t •r sao. Excellent black &-white, play1 Digest Sl.50 each. 125. Call after 5. Tiller Way, CdMK!NMORE was her, lamp $1. ff•=lnl condition. Goll bag. IJOOd . 929. AlterELICTRONICS Sam1onlte 11ultcasc 540,9162 Ularbor View Hll1-l while, nans. needs a light fh(tutt, , new coodltlon. $12. IO:IOAM 146-152$. '1·$10. Mqnafax 850 sa. Hand mower '-'· ------- 840·9* llttle work. U&. oruf• ~nd wn, t7S.Q?I. $35. Flsbln1 reels . Dre11 Sl-15. Cadele VACUUM c leane r, 548·3080. S20 HaDllnl Uibt fix. At R compreuor Fenwick. cuatom pole Machmilt Ubrat)' sa. Kenmore hand type, Oc~~~1.fo"~~· /~ DlSHWASHER, port•· ture, bra.tuna t.opai. It EN MORE floor home UH Uke, new: collection 110·9'5. 311 Victoria St. "A", H o .. SU Cash. Rich=-~ MS.90S2. Ille, $25. oo .. 315. $35. &4MIJ32. p0llaher SS S4H~ ~Cash. 8*tl95. 5411-11132. CM . 548 MIO 646·1l915.. • • STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? According to California B.uMneaa end ProtHMon• Code (Seo. htoo to 17930) all pereona doing bualneaa undu • nc:tlttoua neme must ftle • ttate1Mnt with ttte County Clerk and have It published tour Ume1 In • newspaper Mrvlng ttte .,.. In wtllc:h the business la located. Th• atatetMnt la required Dr l•w and la MCHaary In prot9celng your bueln• .. name. Mo.. bMtta ,.quire proof of flflne to open commercial •ccoum.. The DAILY PILOT ptOvfdH both filing Ind p"bllo.lloft ••rvtcH. We hu._ •II the ftffe• .. ry form1 and m•lnteln • d91y ..,..._ IO t"9 Orano- County CourthouM. Either atop by one of our con...,,. offtcea or "'°"9 ttte LEGAL DEPARTMINT ~. llL 332 for '"°'9 lntormttton and fonml. DAILY PILOT .............. S•I .....,...._ .. S••I ~oMll Tn&b 9560 ... 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V·8. automatrC', rnags. power steering & brakes. slt'reo Silver 1n color Mu si See' <1ESSSZ71 CALL NOW FOR EXACT EQUIPMEHT • ......_Of'lleoch AMC-JEEP 16751 Beach Bl/847 !l5Sl 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WllUY USIDCAISI We're UKI new Chevrolet ~alet'lihlp 10 lhc lrvlne Aut.o ~nter We need your U8t'd c11r ! JOE MACPHERSON .CMEVROLIT 21 Auto Center Drive IRV INE 768-7222 WANTED! Latt> mode l Toyota~. VOf1106, 1'1ckuJJC> & Vans <.:all us today' ltUH.,._11•& C:otl• ...... ""'64'-tJO) or UO·••n .WOS. lmpc.md • •••••••••••••••••••••• Alfa Ron.o 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CREVIER & I U I l tOAOWAY S4tUA AllA 8353171 TM utflMAllOlllYllOOMltCM>ft • •USIDIMWs• '73lDl2' spd lllMJSP J "Tll:nrlTU ll87JJ1.) i1>2002S1R <.tWJPlfJ • ·nsoo. opSJR co17Ul 'T76.'llC's14sp <TR~> "786J3csiS/R (004bl '78320,S/R 1910UKUl ClowdS..IMlay1 FlV~BMW EXE<'UTIVE CARS EXAMPLE: SlOf 4 speed, Sierra beige. :.unroof, teulht>r. stereo. "'The Workit!" Will QPerat.e oo regular fu\'I 15.5821 CREVIER MOTOlts !st & Broadway SANTA l\NA 83>3171 ~----~ *** Jot.Toot.er $ Whll.cwater Ori Vl' Corona Del Mar You are the winner ol Two Ft-ff Tickets to ! bo.it owrwr mu,t wll hritod new. onl~ 3()11 m1 I !176 30 . h I Jn d l' I ''hl•v ·1~ '•T "-10• • Jo:t s:f)5 Call M-1 1056 ·n lnlernat1onal Scout ll. :;.~35981s.s8 4292 Dl)r.ido \'JOO\ l'r ,. mpr lS,""" mi's, must sell. a ll " IJoot. '\Int ('Onll Onl} ............... ......__ s•~ y....-1t-T I 9170 .A....&: I """ Denver. l·way fl y-d rive. '78 Ford Van conversion· Hait pwr s teering & brakes. air cond . radial tires. cruise control. A M I FM II track & cw.tom lnien<1r which in· eludes icebox. ta ble. carpets. i.w1vel chairs Ltke NEW~ Pn. ply. A s11cnf1ce at $8995 Call <7l4> 537-5659 or (714 1 637.JW4 '74 ALFA ROMEO GTV 5 speed. s tereo, air cond & low miles Ex· t•eltent cond11l o n (840NXV) CIRCUS VARGAS f'eb. 26th or 28th 4·:.>PM Performanc~ The City Shopping Cente r Orao~c . •tubae Cat lti um lull rii: ti:tM ma ~1 :;-i:; 3231 ~/.---sewop'' 160 .-.. ..... ~ ra•e -.-es 9520 400-<mw,s 958 . S5000 499· 19911 or -• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Clci5sics ging w ttrai IH $J.3CJO 111 best offer 9tiO t339 uh 111· Open tto.1\1 C11hov1.-r, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·n Trnnsam 24 ' trailc•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6pm Norco r {'lrig J.H'k::.. RF.NT: Luxury '78 Motor a/c, st c. xlnt cond m sl '61 Corvair wagon 4spd, MUST SEE!!! hount't.' aw1:1y:., 1mma1·. Ho me 22' Sl«!eps 6. secSS.000.963-0587 gd cond $1200 f''1 rm, 14' Chrysle r S:J1la houl, ~ w Int I s um rule!> r~a-UHll-ty 9180 senous buyers 751 81!23 '76 Jeep Cheroke4! Chier 32.000 mi. Xlnt t•ond. new tires. ti:Jl 3327 HOW ARD Che•rolet Dove& Quail Sts NEWPORT BF.ACH To claim your ticket:.. cull 642·56'78, exl 272 *** brand llt!W $7:;() At'llOO Boot 531H~Jl91 640-3585. ·~~ ~-2652 -----••••••••••••••••••••••• '60 MGA: Good cond. ---Motorized l iltu 'l 40 Motor Home Rentol lx6 small whc<'I. Spare Lood:; of baC'k up pHrts. lli56 lnt'I four whc<'I dnvc w/ mewl camPQF shell. rioc'<ls engine work $1200 ~ 1977 DODGE VAN 833-0555 '76 !>:.> ~. 4 spd, sienna -----• brwn. tan Inter srl. p-w. Montgomer)' 17. 1'enk mt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20' to 31 ' Ure & tarp. Like new s:l)OO/Best offer. Senous custom mast. 5 bagi.1>a 1I, lllE MO-PEDDL t.:R Fu!Jyself conlmncrl ~ rirm ~6-lltlO aft UIQ. only. Mike Perkin::; 1511.ASSEHGER VS. au tom~lrc. pwr steenng, air cond & low rru les ! <349SAX > '76 Atfelta C .T Xlol cond a/c. am/fm cass. $10.0oo 5 spd $5500 or lake over 841!·2.'al. 2 ancho~. Sca~ull OB. New p E UC EOT Mo ~rve now for 5PM __ ___ 714·551·5100 mx> 548~ PEDS Rl'S: $469, Now Holidays & Weekends Auto S.,..,ice, Ports '72Chl'VY BIJtcr 4 whl dr. au lo, a1 r . l(Ood c·ond. 59.IXX> m1. $3750 494 7095 dr... 494 5075 aft 5PM lse ~I~ .. -:....r.-----9707 ·n l20i. 4·spd, FM /eas:s. -A IC, s un r oor. nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• M1c he l1ns. 3.tK m1. CAL 2 29 BAL HOA ~ ~-3!00 REGENCY MOTOR &A.ccessoriH 9400 DOCK D1esC'I "'h~l·I New c In r M 0 p ed. HOME RENTALS ••••••••••••••••••••••• auto p1loHurhnJ: Jlh w/ht>lmet S.'iOO. Call Kim lrl.'>N. Harbor Blvd.SA s mag nms. four hole for PLUS 673-6372 after 5 66l-6195 494.2012. • •53l·2503• * Capri or MG M 1dgel. ------.78-P-ace-Arrow 25' F\Jlty ~ • IJ' 7" Kilt'. ml:. ma'l. ·n Moto~cane Moped - --- .:ood cond1t1on Sl75 XJnl cood $225 eqwp. Dally or weekly Four 11Jcl5 t>-lu>: off road ~~ 645·7836 5SZ·9726 tires & wheels. br and l900STUDEBAKER Hawk Black with Lan ml. Must part with lhtb well cared ror car V 8 , automatic. Pvt ply Ask for Mr. Falk 955·0235, 49J.88&? '78 Bhl1.cr Chey Louded. 3K. mint. reg gas S8600 Bod 675-8739 CALL FOR OUR LOW PRICE!!! "76 AUDI Reseda green Cra1~ CH WAGON + more. $9700. 552-1772, Be1~e. auto. air. sterl!o ~.l?f_ _ _ __ (21.310 $4495 M n e w Muk<' offer . Oass1c 67-T Btrd, 1 dr 17" a1lboat Th1Mle. l:0\'111 ~:~s/ For Re nt · 20' otor ~ Makeorrer Prv. Ply 78\f sails. !-p1nnakl•r. trlr s 9150 Home . complet e ly ----Balboa.Lag.Sch. YOUR CHOICE $6950 COHHB.l CHEVROLET ~II arbor Hh d !'<~TA ~H:.-;A S4'>-1200 Sl2SO 494.1j232 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eqwpped. Avail Easter r w o I 1 k e n ew . 7 6 \1ust Sac '79 Yamaha 75-0 m 5133 Landcrwser scats Make 1lOl Ford lT. Rbll motor. F.ncson·35 Bit ·75;~~ offer & running gear. Body lslander-37 Bit 'fi8 JSM Spec . 1800 m1 Sells for "18Trans-Van. ale. cru1!>e 960-~. nds to be a:ssembled '78 JEEP CJ-5's '75 f'ord Van. ·'~ Ton. very clean inside & out Cati eve. 831-2828 ____ _ 131,Jl Ha•but 81•d G .. u~en GtO¥t• ,.,. ~ '78 530i DEMOHSTEATOR Down Ea~t-38 Tr} ~M ~111 sell for $2900 rontrol. amtfm C'ass 19' 51700 67 :;. 3175 Ynke Ch per Bil '74 55M _ __ __ __ 831·3967 ............ .1__ s~e CaJkms·SO lmmac8SM C,c/ol'• b r r 11 ~l'Vf' UI One 1::; Pewt<:r g r e), CQUIPl'l'd With v.a. 3 speC'd. 1111 wh ~e l . tachomet er. tonsolt'. Warn h ubs. a low mileal(e beauty Thl' other has V 8, J itpct•d, like new "Lt.'v1'it" cd•· tJon (OOMI I (0542 I '74 Ford Van Conv A/C. p/s. pt b. bubble top Lot rru S6.950 1>41>-8105 '78 Fox XJnt cond Must Au t o matic. s t t:r eo S "' I I S 5 !I 5 O · cassette. SUN HOOF. 833-0779/833-7238 BBS wh(oels. 9500 mile~ '76 S/W, 4 dr 8 track black m rotor. (!'>728> N 28 I T '71 Huskv 400 . ..,..,..,/ st '78Tt~a. 231~ t, u air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ewport· mmac· n orr ·71 · Yamaha 250, ;\-P. loaded 6000 m1 . / 19M & C L' c 8,.M UK>. C'lt!an. S:h 2828. warranty $1 ltf>OO (L it ~~~ AH•ry O i l4 .,7,, '"'" 94 I V A fo') p v t pt) '-"'>:MCS 1972 HONDA Eb.iiion• 551-4594 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Enc 35 MK I. Jo\111 ke(•l. f:ntire Bike Recently '46Jo~OROWOODJI'; 9520 Hdy for crws1ng Rebuilt. Ex<·cllent mnd fraihn; Tr o••I 9170 F\llly restored! $l3,000 Broker lffi2·!151U S 1. OUO C a 11 eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675 6161 1lle fastest draw m lht• 49'\-4747, or ""eat 462 St rEN"r ·rra1ler. sleeps. ti. • Wei;t a O;uty Pilm Ann'1> Dr . Lagu na $700.A/ter6PM. ::;araiw for storage, Can Clru.siried Ad fl4'»5(;?1! Beach____ 968-4262 nery V11lagc, Newport <-• Beach 675-4912 Tue1>-Sat. Yons 9570 Vans 9570 Vans 9570 --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MBZ '62 220 SC coupe. YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND AT ORANCE COlftVTY' #I BUICK DEALERSHIP auerllutt!k XJnt cond Cati ·eves & wecokends 645·5835 ·:rr Ford 2 dr. JSJ eng, PIS, P/B. AIC. stock I o o k e x 1· "' I> l r o r magstradaalb Sl4,500. ti<l().19.12 Mer ccdel> Benz 1950 170S Convert Mui.I sec $15,000 or ofr Ml 5, biJ..6372 '57 Ford Convertible & parts car. Both com pletc. need restoration $1.850. 642·8135 llec:rfftionol Vehicles 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOLPHIN Mini Motor Home t&!< •37Cl6) ONLY 57875 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 11111 l••.d•l1•4 ae7 I \\\ HUHT'"''-TOM I f A CH '72 l''ord Van New en~ & trans Custom ml Many xtras Best offer Call T~cves 400-8197 __ stt>reo Snrl. Maroon. lo rru. $4250 m:J.6350 ---- MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! HMntillC)ton leach '71 IOOLS 4 dr a uto, low '7U Dodge Camper Van. •1 1 rru xlnt cond SJSOO/Olr ton. Slnk, stOVt.-, II? rcfng, 49'7·1564 elec & gas, lg bed & tbl. "'·-.t.1-cubmets ~600 540-1053 -nn 9709 AMC-JEEP 67 Ford •12 Ton. 6 cyl. auto. lb'151 Beach 01 /1147·9$51 reblt eng. new tram., & tires . $950 firm PP Trucb 9560 a&2vow 644 1796 ....................... ...:.::.:.:..:.:....;:..:...:...;:.;.::..:__ __ _ 1975 CHEVROLET B.CAMIHO Automatic. pwr steering & brakes. atr c·onct & roog wheels <407107) $3999 Mirode Used Cars UC lot Harbor /Hamilton COSTA MESA 631-5330 '78 f'ord E25-0 Custom ronversLon_ 460V8 dual tanks M any extr as 67S.9789 Auto leosiftCJ 9580 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE OF IMPORTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 196.S Ausun He<ily Spnte New eng • tram, . reur New paint and brakes Partially reupholsll'rl'rl Tiu:s car ·~ road ready 64&4064 ---IMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 IAVARIA Automal1e. AM /FM . Sahara beige 1n l'olur t43lMVDI '78 320i DEMONSTRATOR Allor;. AM tFM stcn ·o rur coochuonm~ <0924 1 SI0,550 A Red Steoa ForffwRH)ltt Persott! '76 630csi f".Jord blue, automatic, SUN R OOF. ~tl.!rcu ('assette. b lu<' leather Only 9000 mil e~· t29WOQ' IN COSTA MESA----....... Some of the low est priced, frtlly reconditione d n JI s and JI ans in town . . . H e re are just a f ew of our super values priced from only 81999 .... Trucb 9560 Tncb 9560 ·n Ford F'·lS-O &I Juto ® 300CD LAST CHANCE FOR 1978 5l0i'1 SAVE! 850 N Beach Blvd LA HABRA "70 VW 3 SEAT BUS In LIKE NEW condition lhroughou11 (65t8X0) s 1999 Won't last long at only "71 VW !J SEAT BUS 4 !>Peed transmission and LOW LOW miles on this $ 2 444 one• I t960LL) '72 BOOGIE 300 VAN Lonq wheel base Aulomattc. pwr steennq & $ 2 9 9 9 brakes and extra clean• (624GOn "72 VW 3 SEAT BUS This one is extra clean th1uout• 1n8JES) Priced $ 2 9 9 9 righl at onlv "75 VW CAMPER Get ready tor i.ummerltme ton• Runs great! $ 3 999 1458PCXl "78 FORD 260 CHA TEA U 12 passenger model with 4 seals. Has LOW. LOW $ 6 5 5 5 miles• ISSSPNR) '11 FORD,,..~ & ~'OM VAN This one has been custom1 e._~·Y Jal $ 7444 beauty• 1866SL01 ~V SEE US FIRST -NOT LAST ./OlJR Gll.41UNTEE ./OVR RECONDITIONING ./OUR PEOPLE-••fYfrr To Do B~lneH JJ'it1-" SALES • SERVICE • LEASING '6auer_~~~ Buttk ~ ttpe-" TUI U• l'.~I. """··""'· flro1111 .. Cotttu11·, U\ ..• -.. 1:-. \ii .. , riff .t '·If. #I Hu id. llt•11l1•r Alt 011ctt o•w• I•• NANHOll & VO /SAN OIE (,Q •RH WA y ~t~-~:: .. ",:.:,.,~,!:•/:.' A cJ,v"'°'' of RolJt'r M Oit)(\ ~7'°" c...,.... ~ -0,i.•/ luq"'" ""'"'t•liMC ... 2'ZI HAllOI I&. YD.. COSTA MHA 979·2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• trans PIS, P I B. $4.500 962·7280bef.7orart 9 'T7Cheyenne Pickup VB. automauc, PP 556·0181 '74 Mazda Rotary truck. Auto tran s . s t ereo. camper shell. good cond $1799 53&8U16 wkdys all 6::.>PM _____ _ '76 DATSUN P.U. and CAMPER (l89!112!t> $3595 O.R. HAAN INC. ZU! E lSl Santa Ana 541 -4471 ti6 P.!50 camper i.pec1at. xtra hvy dl)' thruout. ever y extra. l adder racks, toolbox. super clean. $1650 497 4W2 ·n SR5 tngbd, wht spoke~. n e w wid e t 1 r l'S . radio/cass . 38K mi. gr ea t s hapl! $3800 848-0020 Keep trying _ '76 Courier. 28.000 mi. XJnt cond . S2800 LEASE 36 MOS. 48 MOS. Of< 6() MOS. AVAILABI.£ NOW l .. .)f'I No-lMtor• t.,.._ Rat .. (1*1 UL• CALL FOR OUOT£ 0o Alf Otller '79 Models Available for IMMEDIAT£ DUIVERY HOOSE (f IMPORTS. INC L.A. 213/921 ·8588 0.C. 714/523-7250 or 714/750-720 1 6362 "'-""" e ...... P.,• ()ft"'-S_..t• Ana fW¥ at f\fl'JM"h FM:ff)tY A~11fld M~r-~' Of'A«H MERCEDES BENZ eves. 646-7997 9590 C . ...,.Wanted '74 G.M C. El amine ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/Gem top. spoke whtc. WIWILL IUY center console. bkt seats, v'.OUlt D •TSU ... xlnt cond Other xtras •' ~ " $3195. 548-1954 PAID FOR OR NOT . TOPDOUAR ·m Chev pickup FOlt r-c •RS 6cyl auto. clean. _-~ 631·S294 BARWICK DA TSUH '"' 1• I ,,p 1 C .q11·,lt ,11l f 8 3 1-1375 493-3375 IUYORLEASE HOW! 79's NOW ARRIVING! Abo bm1tl'CI number or 1978 J20i's 1s s till 1111a1l a ble Cull us today' 831-2040 495-4949 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST $ (l\t Beach & Wh11twn 1714) 522-5333 Closed Suodayii •75 5301 4 spd rur. stereo. snrf, prefect rond. 49,000 mi. ser vict.- n.•lvrds <OOSM C Al Sl\LESVNOAY ONLY' Autohaus Bertin 642·11763 "18 m . xlnt cond .• rutty loaded. nssuml• lse or buy. SSS_·54!_S4 ___ _ ·m Bavana New pamt. Looks tkuns fine. $2500. 645-74341751-6892 Sal . Se ice ' ·>a-;1no Capri 9715 es~ rv ~ ""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roy Carv.r,lnc. •74 vs. sunroof. A /C. Rolls ftoyce BMW stereo. $2395 l540Jambor<'e 675-0248 Newport Beach 640-6444 --_ _.:~~-----Dot... I ·---•••• .. •I••••••••••••••••••••··• 9720 BOB McLAREN's 850N. Beach Blvd. La Habra <At Beuch & Wh1lt1er > 1714) 522-5333 Closed Sonduys "Wt> need to buy clean Datsun used cars" S Will Pay Top Dollar$ COSTA MESA DATSUN 284!'>HARBOR BLVD 540-6410 540.021 l '76 280Z 2+2. llUIO, uir . AM/f'M. $72011/offcr. •'98-596..1aft5· ~. l!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~-~1.77 280 Z 2 + 2, 11.000 m I , '77 s:.>i AIC. stereo cuss Auto. air. stereo cass .• 4/sp. M1st1blk. inter. mags,xtrs, mmt979·9596 Looks & dri\•c•s ne w $10,790 213/375 9511l Qr '77 280Z. 5 P spd. mags, 714/752-8702 day AM/FM c~ss. air. ru1>t ctr. pm stnpes, cstm in tr U>mJ. $8450. 73J.J49J '76 BMW 3 OSI. 39.000 m1. xJnt cond Clean o\11 ex· 70 Ford ~ too. J ackman nms. duaJ exhaust, good body, good tires. nds eng work. $1200.556-0477 '77 Ford 1''250 P1c:kup with lO~'. fully si c: t11mper 4 spd. to m l $8)75. 642·4051 aner 5·30 PP WE PAY TOP DOLLAR tras. auto. air, <1unroof. 74 200Z 2+2 Absolutely rartopused cars·foreagn. Blau AM /FM ster cass. incredible sh ape• 27,00() domesucs or classics. If lealh mtr. $12,000 PP m 1. Ai.king $5995 '76TOYOT/4 PfCkUll w/CAM#a SHELL New paint. Check Olis Price! llC18t34) $3495 ....... y TOYOTA 18881 Beach Olvd HUNTINGTON BEACll 84T·8SS5 Ir ~·ro not rcndln~ the UtUe ads ln Clau tfledi ~·~ mwin" a lot o DCWJ )' tnform AUOn •• wt.ll u som iireat buys your car is extra clean, 1...:49o&.;.;..;2589;::_ ______ 1_6.1_1_-0493 ____ ~-- see us FIRST! ·77 5301, 4 "Pd s nrf, 'l8Datsun280Z.5spd Lo AM I FM c a s s. A C. rru. X1nt cond Loaded •-, Burgundy $11,900 or as-.->00/bsl of'r 497-1628. ~ s ume lse $271 mo. 12' 240Z A/C: 4 "peed 673-3707 res. 833.()433orc $3500. MuslSell "TO 2002 A/C, stereo COSS, 957-1362 • ,., 1110,..,.c_.., 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979·2500 WE· BUY CLV.MCAIS &Tl.UCIS COHHtll CHEVROLET '\..., 11 11 I• r II, I ''"'1 '"~"' ~U-1200 4•spd, ·73 c>xt. lrlm. nu tm Cebca OT: Extellent t1rrs. clutch & trons. oondJUon. A/C, AMW M $3200. 494~752 8 trk: tG lhouis . SS.100. ·71 2002. ur·r fully 1.675-.:....;.._208.;.....I _____ _ restored, 90K. $3400/bst. '76 2->Z COUf)C, llir cond. ro1-2S61askror Chrhl a m/lm radio, maR •74 2002 AM/FM. cass. wheels. 4 11pd . Otk •"OOOmJ ,..~ ...... cond tereen/blk lnt. S..000 mi. '""' · ~ ' Very aharp & clean. All ~.f5IS. ~ avail. t4Jl)OO. Call Looting tor a home of 1.::'°:.:IE!e;::.:.;·..:.64()..;.:..;;9..:.1.:.67---- your own? You'll rind '13aeoz. Auto, map, tape many homes advertised declc. 60,000 ml. Xln4 for sale In Cl uslfled cond. S4200/bst orr . everyday. az..9408. AMtot. tmpor+td bto1, l•fMNiect A.to1, l•p.n.cf •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dlltmt 9720 ...... '717 ...... 9731 ••......... .--. .......•.. ·········••············ .........•............. * Z's·~ •ICOUNTID •. 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Mt 1alh1• tlh111 matrh1n1 l11alh'" lnl Stl.'fl'O 11 P • tl fl <' k l.ot11h111 1 I. lk r n r w I Pr111•11 ,,.,,y, l•IA\'1111 t•u1111lry '-'•llt• off1•1 Cull ao 21U, 111t1 •rnu11n1 Jllt•UM 'i I Mt•rt l"\.lt•" 4!Jtl.~ fo. Onl)' .a\j.tJOOm1 •unroul ~l w I 1 rr t'u t I) l'tl Ul lllll'll Sll!r.f~ 4!JJ•;0~ cJ.ty~. -4Ul)evea t.1 2t> SE tll~ COUI)" low m1~. 'Int r·lmd m14k1• Orlt'f fl31 1111 0 d )'!I ro 1.8.12 t''l'e ~ wknd• ~~o. ·11. eiiu • en~1n1i . 14i:SOthlt orr. 7511 08llll 11 .. M Rl ~110 1-: T11ke 0~11r be or bU) li!OO ~r mo 5000 wart ml. rt' m1 ln Ca II J oe 640 '260 or 64(M1Ji ~ ·75 280S. tobacco brwn. good gu m1 Xlnt contt New MHhel1ni., Ont _2.><W 6491 Jft 7pm __ 1976JAGUAR Owner Ml &pm XJ6C 833-:KltiS 197' DATSUN. ,742 ....... ••POf'ted ....... t•p•rt.d •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. Februery Z•. \979 DAIL V PtLOl' (' J 5 ....................... '~ot _ t74' lolhloyct 9756AMtoa,1•,.,W W.., I• orttd Autoa, I"'~ M1W lt7t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••r••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Met• MIMITI •11 !104 wattm.lm /fm "l DULER IN U.S.A. T.,.e. t7'1 ••••• 9710 v•...-9770 In llCOflt Cor lmmodll•k new tadll1i-··1z5oo cad ~ •oy ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ddlwl')'I All rolur•I ~• -..m " 'rt Ctllca OT llflback, 198 VY/ Squareback. X.lnt •ta Ruper Beetle. Blut uebefbreyoubuy .___..._ ,710 CARVIR rm.II& wll1 .11lnt Corid, lo mech toftd. Nt • on1 • Bunrl, 1'op eond. Bcm TOD "'Yll l, ......._ ft0.LLS·ftOVC£ ml, bttl01r&4l·Wl trana. Body f1h>. 11830. <tr 499·41M ... • •••••• ,............... ; 816-IOa -T -IAUll MOTOll I 911 '24 ~='t",',111 '71 Cellca OT. ma(l wht11. . •74 vw Carnpcot. '4&ol.>. JlerborRIYd Wlth air cond .• 8 \rack _..._. at.eno~moreutr11, dot '6• VW 1qua r c.t.b•ck. '&3KarmaM0hlts,,cJO. <."OITA Md A ,•---, removable iun ClOstDtVNDAn cvnd .. P.137""55i motblltotr. '97·311M art. ~w1o otll:ll l2e1 ,7, J.00 wa-.v , •·a>PM ---• roof, cu1lom wh .. l a '19 Cdlu Lftbk. loaded · · •75 VWIAlllT PLW mor•I f811TZW > '•Bll=~oud l lmma c . c ond. Ca ii '72VW ......... ..-. Air. AM-rM CICIS~ttt'. 4 lit KU H U H >I \'OI R l'I \t '""·· f.IU \I Uf,\I'- BUY OA l~A~~· FREE 50 GALS OF GAS ...... , ............ -..... ,...~ Priced wa y uod (l r • 586-*'7 .-,O.Butch,811·0MI 8.-.towmll" (NIM> market va luf' for a 111-4144 .....,. Ponchl'• lie! Rolla Ro~ct Sedan. '12 Pld1up Looks 8d . run1 ''71 VW But Xlnt. cond. tiatl SA YI SSS fine cond. EJegant white ll'N"-Mus\ aell '1600'0' A.. 700. or best offer. I ........ ••It (:OMMHI c..•~f W'RO U:T "II• ' 1 I I I \""I \ \1 ~ , \ i,u, I JOO '73 91• 2 0 Xlnt. c ond. $4,i.oO/besl offer . 0 )' 640-7741 Eve/Sun S59·644i "13 911 T cpe, lo ml. xlnt cond. Utton microwave oven. 731-4134. '78 ~= Xlo\ cond. 1un· root. am/Im stereo. StOOO under market. 7U ·<al ·66·6 cyl, yellow. very 80CJd mechanically, 1ood body. Be s \ o rr o ver $4..lm. (71'0 991-6308 'Tl 911 lo/m l. Jtlnt. cond. 18.500 . 494 ·3672 o r 681-1161. ask ror Darlene. S20.SOO. 840-4999. ofr M7 7630 MHSlS AMC-JW BILL MAX£Y TOYOTA I lfl 1 ,,. •• 11.'1 '"' ·~·., .. HI''"', I• '• &tA(.H '73 VW Bua. lo m1. new paint. tires. rebll eng. $3,000. 116.1-1407 '74 VW Bus. needs body work. rblt eng . call ec. 7151. '2800 SALIS, SUVtC:I AHDLIASIM• OVERSEAS Ofi;LIVF.R V EXPERTS IAILllKI! VOLVO 19tl6Harbor Dlvd. COS'r /\ M F.S/\ 646-9JOJ 140°9467 ---ouM91! COUNTY VOLVO E.XQ.USIVELV VOLVO Lar1eet Vol\'o Dealer '74 Super beetle. AM /FM m Oran1eCoun\y1 rad.&o caas. Best o Cfer I BUY or U ;AS E Q5i5? Musl se ll. xlnt DIREC'r .;~~;::;.~!::: [ff !'J.\'1. ~~ Comes w /many extras.11_-._,...._ ___ ,.,..,.._.--4,., __ ,.. 280%2+2 Loodf.'U ! Sliver exterior, automallc. wire wheel"· ooe owner & In excellent contl.i lion • I 034513 I . A hard to find 2 door ·n 250 Coupe Xlnt cood. <.'OUpe with an economy ti & ex cc pl• o n a I a p · cyl motors. Old English pe a r an c e S 6 . O 0 O ~~!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~~~ wh ite with biscuit 640-1818. I 957 CAlllOUT llt:RR fltlf.OLA'.\Ot.R I); '1 \Kl 'I. (,ftf:.\TOt.U ' '75COROLLA aoonrm.Mt-6244 2025 S. Manchester '73 vw 412 wagon. Good Anaheim 750-2011 con d . M us t Se l l. '1'1 Volvo 2tl4GL. all e x SUlfiO/bslorr. 494·2521. tras. t4Kml mus t se~ HOWS72H Mlrech Mmd9/l....tt 2150 Harbor Blvd . C M 645-5700 leather . t2573J. Was -.7-6_450S_L_._S_ll_v-er_w_/b-lk-in-t . 112•1195 • vn sale this xlnt cond. Wlr" whls . Wf'ekend forun~ " S 11 1, 5 SZ.C,000. 213·929·5469 & 714-6TM'782 Perry IAUH MOTOIS '64 Mercedes 220S. eng 292SHarbor Bl vd rebll, ... cJ>n. "~5-0519 aft COST A M ESA .....,.,., "" 97t.2soo sPM New79290ZX Arr. P/S. 4•---------· pa11 s llvtr Lie. pd . '76 XJ12L. mint cond, fuel Sl 1.347 m.6409 inject, elec lgn, 10000 mi. '12 MBZ 280 SE pvt pty 2J3/762· 7820. 1973 JAGUAI 9723 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUNROOF '71 Dino 246 GT: .~ly lO<EVIJRoodstw ye llow , Europe a n One of t he m ost a.P· Fuel lnjecllon. power steering & brakes. a ir cond!Uoolng. 64M miles. This elegan t b rown automobile with bam boo interior Is Immaculate, shows the care or its one owner. <2S8KCO> '13,500. preclallnit cars on the J)75-3960 market today Has rttted ---------• chrome wire w heels. M t72S automatic trans , pwr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• steering & 1s in way above average condition. 120621 ltf..RR • Rlf-:UI. \"> ... R ,, \1 \l\l "· t:Rl'\T llt. \I.!' BUY OR LEA SE' FREE 50 GALS OF GAS aaaa Fantastic Closeout un 1978 Models 1979 Models now arrl ving MUST SELL VfOC MILLER MOTORS ~w. Warner.S.A 557-2132 --- MUSTSll!!! IAUBMOTOIS 292.5 Harbor Blvd. COST A MESA 979-2500 '76 XJS. 27K ml, excep- Uonal car. drk blu w/ta.n ~==-===-•~~ Int. $11.500. Eves 67~-0255 11711 Beach Blvd ·70 XJ6. black/red, ps, pb, HUN'l'lNGTON BEACH air . r uns well, 12995. 142-2000 _nrm __ 4_97 200t ---.-72_M_l_Z __ _ '(;7 Ja!(uar 420 Sedan. 4 spd, w/ovcrdrive. silver1 wired ltJir int. nght hano dr. good cond, Oold Bk $4,750. 646-4651 3.48. Clal!Sie J e(luar. '66. Mu.st see to appreciate. Dya,548-_L3'JJ_-.;._ ___ _ 21051 4.S Seda n Au toma t1e, air, powe r w indows. Becker stereo. ··This ex- ceptional automobile is flawless!" <213GIR) C:UVliR MOTORS ist• broadway SANTA ANA 9732, ___ ._3_5-_3_11_1 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MB '78 aoo CD. Peri 10.000 '74~ J ENSEN HEALY. mi. Snr'f, $19,950. Call LO MI LES. X L N T 673-9336. COND. $6800. CALL 67!">-7829 Jensen Healey '74. yellow, AM I F M. mus t sell, 33,000 m i 's , $3200. 499-1!198 or 499-49511 "74 Whlt.e w /blk top. Conv. Xlnl ('Ond. 14,000 ml. $7 5 00 6 73 ·2906 2J.3.MJ.&36, Je.Men Healy ·74 White w/blk top. Convertible. XJnt cond 14.000 mi. $7500 673 -2906 o r 213/$8236. HOUSE OF IMPORTS EXCLUSIVF Inventory of MBZs • Sls 71 •50Sl CS.. 9111'1 Clf9Y11tue 7& •50et js.t ~'31 Wh.I• "7S •$0Sl !Mr TIMI 9tll>H KcrMa,.. Ghia ,735 76 •60Sl 1!191'=Mlf"I' 73 •.SOSl ~ .,, ..... • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7.5 4509l ~ tl21 Or•'f9hl '74 KARMANN GHJA 77 450&l.1ier7'5etM•~ Sharp. xlnt cond. SJ,100 • OIESlLS 4994221 61'00Df$@1'814M W!ltt• 7 • f400 l'IH 87'Mlfll1 ... '66KARMANN GHIA . 788000 ~QGte- I I • SlCs '77 Fiat Xl/9. One owner . Runs x nt. t b l e n g. "7••50Sl.CCS.. iSArt°'11'1B""' XI n t c o n d Fu 11 y SlP. Ph 675'12'97 7t•~c 11-<m•1&~,_, equipped. wltdys 9•5• _71:.._K_v_m_a_n_O_h_i_a_W_a_n_l_ed-. • COOP£S 54&7717· No rebuilt. Good Body. 1:~:::=:: 'f» 1.3t sptt cpe, clean. rblt No new paint. 646-0560 ,, 210CCS-eot11.-o.,., ng gd •as ml 9900/bsl 7U@OC ISef .. ••1s.......areen :ir.'900-1197 • Ma.do 9718 • SEDANS ---------1 ••••• •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • '15 HO ts4IF roflSt Tonecco ..... 9727 7U8015'!r07Mll'IO!ltl lll~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ttt:RR FRIF:Dl..,\")};K I. ,. "'"(; fUO.aT m :u..c BUY OR lf A \f ' FR·EE 50 GALS OF GAS mira~le mazda 11 t909[1941fftC1llllu• ·u nou l8tt t11D11 e11 .. 1• 51 7• 4~[ ~ f:J!l9t Rl!ri '1• 450SE ~ 08521 Alu 74 4~5El l'!<lr &lllMI t!h• ' .,_. .. '11 4!l05El !S8f 81$.1) l!tu I ·11 csostl es. s•a&I e•oe-"'•o • c= -1•0'1 a4 orlw c-. Mfta 60-s100 -8~2YJ192i.8s88 ALL MIW lt7t 5 3-MADA .... C Ctlf. 714/ 2 7250 Sped.......... 714/750·7201 $100 DOWM HOOSE (J plus lax & license lflfORTS INC. •.88 per month for 48 -~ "'"...,.. etw1 ,...,. '""'' months on 1pproved Olit"98.,,1•AN F_..., cre dit. APR·12.'8%. De t erred pl)' menl prlce-$5205.04. Equip· me.nt Includes 4 s~ tnu11mJt1ion •fold n rear Mil (008$90), • cub prl~ Is on.t; $3820 pl us lax ft ll ce n.se Mlroc .. .... , ....... al.DO Harbor Blvd., C.M. 641-1700 MERC FOE S Bf NZ --·---.. ...... JOO ••• lood bocf 1·en1 11hol, un. 97.UJI. '75 MBZ 240 Delee!. elegant economy (I' mh, AM /FM t••.tetle , 1eUow/tan, snrt, xlnt con ct:~U0,500 . PP . 152-5740 lf7'MAIDA '89 280 SE. Xlnt cond . U4WA.OM 5 tpeed, air cond.. IWJl')'.Aaklnt::°° AMl nA 1tereo 8 tratlr • ---81-'"----1 only •.n• mllea. Im· •74 •· Onl1 4e.• mt maet11•1 (821RFA). ,,,.,.,,,, lUllt coed JMdt MOWSllll ltGILIG-IMI. Miii. OtlGllDUNtl ~ IWWHtl'I ......... lllOIWMi'lhd,,CJI. .....~M 'Mt;l1N OIU..,. I 97 6 MG MIDGIT Fantastic opportunity to Yellow with black trim & own an excepillonal ear. rilled luggage r a ck . Immaculate Ir It's llke (20IJ71. Wea $3895; on moneylnlhebank.afan· sale thls weekend tasUc investment Red/· $3495 um. convert .. all service ~ since new. Un· I.AUil MOTORS fortunately must sell. 2925 Harbor Blvd. SSIKJO. 675-9346 evs COSTA MESA '79-1500 '73 914 . Appe arance group. Ma gs . 14000. BREEZY 752·7851 days, 673-0660 ID76 MG Mld11et. lS.000 _e_v_es_. ______ _ m i 's on r e b lt c ng , T · AM/FM. tonncuu. lug· '78 arga, m et. copper, a ll gage tack. BRG w/gold extru, l2K mi, still un· det.aU. mso. See In CdM der warr. Mus t se ll. or Sao C I em e n I e. 124.000. 7S4-~/~·J816 673-4400 work. 493-8325 lift 6pm I f77 MG MIDGET COMVIRTllLE A sportscar wllh fan· taslic economy. t2S37 J. Was '4185; on sale this weekend $4295 IAUEtt MOTORS l!OOSHarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979.2500 '76MGMIDGIT Maroon · Low miles . Prlc~d to se ll! <Lie 876PRX> 8fack on Black '78 "924" SUNIOOF Excellent car eqwpped wltJi air condiliorung a nd morel !409U8D) flri c:td to s.11 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 Poreche.911-T 1970. Mlnt cond. 1 owner. $10.000. or •77-MlDOET. AM /FM best otrer. 675-7737 aft. M '""""" be t 7p.m. cass. 00 • ....,.,.,. or s . -'---------640-7~ '60 Por sche. Roadste r 'Ba MOA. Mark 11. Xlnt fulv~~~SOO/ofr. cood. Converl. s liver. ---------new Ures. $4000. 4i4·2589 '76 MO Mld(!et AM /PM. lu_gg rack. xlnl cond. 2 1.000 m1 831-1801· MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76MCH Real sharp! 4 speed. (937PIN> $J7tt 100-X. financing O.A.C. 71 Red, blk trim Porsche Targa. Many extras . Mint.1"1194-1673. '66PORSCHEt12 Brown <licl65 BSW> Sharp! ,.,,_BIWd a-...°'°" ... --.nia BUY OR LEASE• FREE 50 GALS OF GAS ............... ., .... t•• ........... 1975TOYOTA CILICA 4 speed trans. & m ex celle nt cond i ti o n • (~lMXU). Priced lo sell at O..LYSltll Miracle ~, ........ 2150 Harbor Blvd • C M 645-5700 llllOl!YOU SB.I. TOUR T010TA, SEE US! MMqUIS TOYOTA MJS810N VIEJO IJ I ~1110 4'5· I 210 tf77TOTOTA Celie• Uftback Sapeed. all' cond .. stereo. one owner & showroom fresh! (744TYWl. Priced to sell at Ot4f..Y $5188 Mlrode Ma*/R ...... t 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 "18 CELJCA Lr tTBACK BLACK S·S P EEO AM /FM stereo tape, pwr. str. a/c, $6.900. ca11 714/67543299 STATION WAGON 5 speed. air condition mg, t.ape. good mileage gel· ter. l66'7NIL l $2495 lllMony TOYOTA lMBl Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 84H l555 'il Cellca. air . l owner . 58.000 m1, $1800. 542-1294 eves. 957·7174 wk '7S Cellca GT. 5 spd. low ml a/c, am/Cm. bN>wn . S3500 750.0162 ·99 Corona. rblt en~ Great 1n1n11portat1on Must Sell . $700. 67541407 Tri..... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NIW 1979 SrlTFlltES 111 stock for im mediate delivery' All colors! Sec U."I before you buy TODAY!!! l•U•MOTOIS 29'l3 Hatbor Blvd. COSTA MESA t7f.J500 1'76 TWIUMPH SPITFllE Walh both lops & ONLY 32,186 miles! Eitcellenl l'Ondllionf t739PCP ). HOWUlll Mired. .... / ........ 21SOHarbor Blvd .• C.M 645-5700 1970 TWIUMPH TR-6 Already claimed a s a cla8!1c by enthuslBsls ! Ellcellent condiilon & fitted w ir e wheels . 12563L Was 13995; <>n sale this weekend for only $3495 IAUM MOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA M ESA 979-2500 3 TO CHOOSE! '7JQ.ASSIC COMVaTIILE • ·12a.ASSIC COMVllTllLI • '12 Cotteows COUPI • (720137.012258 ... 93920) All At1! Very Sharp HURRY IN NOW! PP. 751-5100 -----Mtos.Uwd ••••••••••••••••••••••• JiilltC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976.AMC MATADOl2D•. Hardtop. Automntlc, fuc tor y air cond ., pwr steering & brake!\, radio. beat.er 4' ONL V 32.0011 miles on thl!> gal Saver (SOONIGl $2971 THEODORE · ROBINS FORD ·1ri1.o H JIPRl')P f•,l'/0 C(J'..ff\Ml'..f. l11 '>0'0 ·12 Oremltn G d g11 i; 511ve r 1800. 73J ·353!1 days , ti4!Hfl87llves · 'IE::l87:=3!llc:Be=oc::;h::i8-.l•vd!:t:.===' lliic.k 9 91 0 HUNTINGTON BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14~2000 ·77 1-;lectra. a ll extras . ---------• good, clean cond. IS.995~ US. YW IU.S Call Art OREATS~LECTION ! 675-11*1 _G_73_·9_1B_7 1~ rtnanclng on ap-proved credit I CALL THI DPHTI 811.l YAfE~ VW.PORSCHE I ' j '••I ' H I I UJ()(I 4 9 1-1 '. I I '73 8U!I. reblt e=n~ AC. AMJrM tape. Z· , new P8U'll. dnl cond b'7 '72 Buick ~tale Wagon. • Ong o•ner A/C. ctt RuM like rww l'P $1895 MIJ.h"7811 or 64(1> fi7 IO --- '11 BUICK ElECTRA l,.-0aded I (:J95tlSM l ~95 OJt. HA ... IMC. '72 Camper Van: new ZIJ2 E 1st Santa Ana e n1./b r a ke s /wir l n 1.1. 541.~411 XJnt running eond. '3200. ------_531_·™2 _______ '78 Sykyh awk. lesi. than '1'1 vw Rabbit 2.dr . sun-3,000 ml. fully loaded roof. 4·11pd. AM /FM $4950.~5·0519afttlPM . stereo, Immaculate. Mst '78 Riviera. Lonoed 10• 11ell. UWS. 492-3214 clud1hl( P1ont.-er AM I l''M '67 Bug, fresh paint. nu cas!'I. 9500 ml. $8350. Ph· tires. nu eng, nu seats. ~!l_I_ $1450. 675-3581 1977 Bu1r k Rc~11I. V-8. 'fD Glua Sac Mu.-;t Sell auto. P-wr S/B/W /dr 47,000 Xlnt cond New pl lock.II: tile whl. s tereo. AM / FM 8 \rk $2800 sunr f. mint co nd l 642·2452. Owner E mer 11 Id Ba y. Bill YATES VW-PORSCHf '."'\,tn JlJd11 ( ',tp1 '' ''I '73 914, xlnl cond, AC • mags, stereo, alarm, ap· '72 Corina: Brand new 1976 Triumph Spitfire. peargrp$4950.648·5680 trans . Good c o od . i\M/FM. xlnt c o n d '70 VW Squareback Lal! Uch 16150 494 ·4400 8 17-4800 493-451 I 1977MGI ROADS TH · Bttlish raclng green with ~old decal!! & plnslr1P· mg. Has fitted AM /FM s tereo. (2157). Was $5495 ; on s o le this weekend ror onJy S46f S IAUIR MOTOIS 29'1.S Harbol' Blvd. COSTA MESA '78 Porsche 92A AS SUMI LIASI Brown W/tan Int, alt. con 12.IXX> mi, $'Z02 down. as· su me lse at $202 mo. (U:EO). ................ 642·8763 '18 911 SC Targa: petrol blue. 3800 m.J. Loaded. A ss!lm e l o rn o . pymnt.+$6000. Will con· 111der lrl de. Call 61~997 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t;;;1f;;; .. ;;;2;;;;;50;;;;;0;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;el .62 Porsche 356 8 Needs .. work. S2200 or bst ofr. 536--1900 • t715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TUT1'11VI ou• 'UCAI OPTHIYIAI .. f700/Best ofr. 640·3567 673.aH4 aft 4PM /wkdays Sl400 ·75 Estr1te Wl(n. 9 pass. 6T.MOllO dye i68·2038 aft air . AM /.'M. lo11d11 d spm • vi/every 11ccessory poss1-days, 49UM98 eves. TR6. '73, $3650. Yellow iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiillli•iil bte. 1ownr 044·5248 __ '72ToyotaCelica. 50,000 rnl. Xlnt corld . Beslorter. Call Sun MU90'1!496-1661 . Only. 96().4611 '76 Corolla S/W, 5 s pd. $2375. Good cood. 536-3411. '74 Celica, 43,000 miles . xlnt condition. make or fet . M2-1171 call eyes '11 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER Thls one's golll all! c.e .. AM/fi'M ste.te<>, pin strip Ing, much mor~ ! Like New. (14!rl'J8) Sale Priced '71 DASHER '77 ReJ(ol 1.onduu. u1r. 1 RUMP HATCHIACK loaded w/e~tras Make , 5 T I ff AUtomallc. stereo tape, otr~r r I' fj..14 4754 SPITFIRE rut condllionanl(. 1700C '76 Skyhawk 1-:xcellent ml~ Clean as a pin cond Grt•en. AM /F ~. 1M4PQK> C8113VQO> air.Sspd S2f;50 499·41158 SJ991 --~995 lllMa "68 OS S frt s C pe . -.y brn l~IJte. owner . t>OK O.R. AAN IMC. TOY Of A m1 . good t: ont1 1100 2202EL<1t SaotaAna llll818HchUlvd Yvonne, 642·0051 or 541 ·40 I HUNTINGTON BEACH ~<allf 847·8555 Powerful 73 TR6! Xlol "!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!I ·75 Century S pl. Loaded . rood! '3995 • -;: xlnt cond o/c, t•mlftn 49'l-4337 . '71 VW 411 SquuP Bach &tr. Ca ll U75 1993. $285-0 '76 TR7 Runs gre•l. Auto T~ans .. :;6" Elecrtru 2a5xln""t F'Mrtdlo.Sl700.S52 356.S cond Fully load e d . ~ctn,:~k'. %8Jsinfi:· 'TT DaahcT 2-dr Hatchbk ~3.000 m l . 1 5100 i23UL) auw . Da kot a beige. 714~ 5823 S4t9S PIOO. S41M40-1 C°D. ~ -f 9 15 'More people buy Oood ln~tOI')' tn stock. llurrywhU.~y l••t! ____ __. .. Mtha.I MADA/llMAULT !J.$0Hatbor Blvd. .............. leocll 1lal vw r astbk, new int ....................... . AMe-JIEP new pa.Int job. good lire~. '78 &ville Pewter Gr•}' theMGB than any other convertible. •llllTleH ~ l.8YLAND ·-~ ...... --~Blvd. OC»TAllllA t7f·2100 COIJl'AMUA .... 5700 lt1118fAIH.T en.D&UJll SIOODOWM plu.9 ta•• Ueenee SW4Al per mGa&h for • rt1onlha on appro ved rrtdit . APR·12.98%. Deferred payment price-$54.2"1.00. (3025895). ~jll1eett SJf 72 plus t.u .tr license ...... ~ ..... fllOtlanot lffd., t .M. M .. 17H 11711 8Hch Blvd. HUNTfNOTON BEACH 142'-2000 '74TOYOTA CB.JC.A 4 ~ wtth air condl· Uolilftl, (..,SI l SHH ~flMM!QtO.A.C. Bill YATf~ vw rnP~CHE I 8l/ 48UQ4/J 1:.11 ' 16751 Beach Bl/847·9S&I SlJSO/b!lt ofr. Michael Xtras. Xlnt. Must Sell• 9'?·'773 $12.1!00 eve .. •kh. 499-49116 Yolks...-t770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lJll9 VW 8au1rebock, •77 Coupe de Ville : Xlnt f11Cl80, llYl'O Thur"lnJ rood. fow ml. Uucksknl Caeta Mesa. 645· 1876 $8750 P. P. 159· t56a 'flJ VW J•stback. Looks cad. ·1a t ov. JoOd condl· tfnibft, ru.m goad. $250. tlon. 68K m l, 12598 m 11a1 646-&1111 ' LINDE~ $ 999 'M VW ~ut1r •bar\. S750jbst. ofr. 497-3914 atkr 4 lkl f'\I t\8 Ch1•\ rolt•l Jmp.111 'hlllOll "111wn 1'l••t'il• Tl.(' Utuh .:ood Po" 1•r brukt•, 'tt'c•r1n 1 "1nc10"' rr1•nt \t'al 99 l'J'h 1t1:• 11-tH'I M6 S~'Ol ufh'1 51'\I ludlllJt•i. lo Uo l'..trh Whale'\ c•r 1ht• Jo .1d llvll ·~m orr lht• m.u l.1•l With ti t'l••'"'''-d ,\II C..11Now•64251118 $1999 ·11 Oedpe• utomal•l' ton . elr 1•ond 4'I low mlll.'a I 'QEI $1671 n11•relolti•s ~ Harbor Oh d , C M 642·0010 4Mtot.U•ed Alltos,UMd ........•....•........ , ..................... . C--"• tflS Coilbc 9915 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 SevUle. l'hattoal gre)' w/ blk vnyl roof. blk lthr mt New M1 t'hel1ni.. s poke wheels, Rolls Royce grill. new transmission. Looks & runs magn1r1cenlly $8.650 Call 957 2611 . wkdys. ask for Joa~ '67Sedan DeV1llc, $8001 Best offer 548-2501 '78 Seville Ele~ante. lo rru, golden bronze. com puter. all options. incl mntf $450 dn. TOP Bud Lynch 776-51 10. evei. 1'76 B.DORADO ONLY 30,500 m1lei. on this 'silver beauty . Moooroof. 8 track stereo, all power equipment, leather. etc One or a kind car for the dis- cr1 m1nat1ng buyer! l783PQS). SALE PRICE $7399 COHNElL CHEVROLET X:llllarl••r H:,.i o1JSJ \ \tt.:--\ 546-1200 581-9Jl0 ---------1 '78 El Dorado: retired 78' Cdv, while. wht lthr. lo G.M Executive Owner nu Many extras Mint, dnven only. Prime cond. red tnm. 31414 W Nme. $1l 40049J..7893 LN. . ------1 •70 sedan De Ville. Good '?3 Eldorado. fully loaded, cond. SlSOO Pvt Pty. 1ncludm1; c·rwse -control, 5411-3215 new radials, suorf. lthr · int. brown/white. $3975. Classrfted Adb 642·5678 4!M-359S ------1 Alltos, UHd Wos, UHd •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... AMC-AMX - coupe. A" tom atl r. oniat1 nt . pwr al"°r· tn1 • brakea, •tr t~DQX). '"'' Mruhu..4C.-. U:kil Harbol'Jt111mlllon 6Jt .. 1Jl0 F• ld Actiln Call a Daily Pillt AD-VISOR 642·5678 $2499 '74¥W SUNIUG 4 l)t'ed, AM /FM radio, itee1 beltt'd rad1als ~JJ some bOdy work ABARGAlN AT $2095 Pnvate party 5527835 Call Sat. or Sun. only. •71 ........ ., .... c.k Automatic. air cond .. rMdio,, u..a.d at.au. low mUel•moret (UlUA). $2271 t!nud ta.Mttt ...... *>Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 642-0010 1971 MAIDA lX4 Wqoo. Automatic trans. (738NJ0). Priced to this weekend at only $2611 MiNcle .... / ....... 2UO Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 645-5700 '74 a...y c.,nce 4 Dr. V8. auto. trans .. pwr. st. fc brakes. pwr. window•. air cond. & more! (2S2KPY l. $2571 ,,..,., ......... Pord 2060 Harbor Blvd .. C.M . 64Z..0010 71 VW S' 1 cbc:ck AutomatJc. Tadio, blue w /dark bluu i nt. (6721Uli) $2995 JIM MAltlNO VW 1B711Beech81/H.8 . 142-2000 Wl6 610 Datsun wagon. AM/Jo'M 4-s peed, lug- gagerack. $2700/bslofr. ----------1---------1 00-4783 ---------770-2682 '74HOMOA CIVIC 2 door. 4 speed. radio, blue w /blu c k I nt (747KPY> $2495 JIM MAllHO VW l.8711 Beacb 8 1/H.B. 842·2000 197 I IC--• Ghia 4 speed. Super nice! Hard to find mode l ! UI07TZW) Won't last al $26'0 MiNcM M.da/l....tt 2150 Harbor Blvd., C .M 645-5700 '73W1~ TRAVB.AU. V-8, automaticlc power steering & bra es. a1r cond. Brown & white (835VEH) JIM MAltlMO VW L87ll Beach 81/H.8. 842-2000 •71 DATSUN 1600lOADSTER Convertible . Custom wheels. Very sharp! $2750 Pvt Pty Ask for Mr. Falk ~.493-8887 ·n 1'1m•• bird Classic. Loaded. Multl SeU·Sacrifice. $2150 Private Party 552.7335 '75 finto Wagon. V ·6. auto trans, 20 mpg, low miles. $2900/offer. (7141 548·8625 after SP M & weelrnnds or t 714 > 498-1000, ex.l 307 Wkdys '74Tl1UMPH SPITFtRE Roadster. Burgund)'. 4 speed, radio. (679LOV 1 $2995 JIM MARINO VW 18711 Bench Bl'H B 842·2000 .. FOR PRIVATE IMDIVIDUALS AMO AUTOMOBILE DEALERS• Alltol-, U1•d ........ ·.u. ~ •• d••••.•••••••• ~':.~~•••••••••••• ~·.~~~••••••••••• ~~·.~~••••••••••• ~·.~~~•••••••••••• ~·.~~••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ... • • • • • • • • Pilllrro 9 9 5 7 e.•1c 991 S O.•rdet 9920 CalllM~---9930 Dodge 9935 Ford 9940 Mercury 9950 ..................... .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pi R bo '72 nto una ut, runs l97lChevelless4.s pd.350 Dea!erwiU sellhls loaded '77 Aspen. 4 dr. One .722DoorGRANTORINO '73ColonyPark Wgnall pe r fect. AC. $1100 . eng. A/C, P/S, AM /FM . Mark V f o r bbe'l okw own er . li ke n e w , SPorl.S Coupe. Bsl ofr. pwr,lowner.S1800. 645-06l9 aft6PM. vin. roor. $2000/or best. wholesale B lue oo . $3950/bstofr. 546·4004. 549•1908 CaJl~l·2246. M&2un ____ ~-_Sll900...,,.__._646-_7_5_u ___ ~ '73 Pinto. AM/FM 8 trk, • o.--g.Co.ty's 11c1otodoe...w • PURCHASE ORI.EASE YOUR MEW 1979 CADILLAC MOW! • NABERS ~ Z(>()() ~rbol Blvd C<Y..1.l /V\e5.1. S40-C) I 00 'Tl Chevy Impala Wgn. '70 Mark 111 Class1l', loaded. xlnt cond. full ginger bm. tan llh.r, all serv, book $6700, asking power . runs ni ce . $.Yi()(). 494-0580 $3100/or bst orr. 848-1866 dys. 893·6857 eves Ask '75 Monza,2+2 Hatch. rorDeonis. AIC. auto. AM /FM & 8 --------- track. Only 38.700 m1. '73:4dr.Xlntcond. Xlnt cond. $2300/offr. 67 $00003_ 2027 SSZ-5817 '76 Monte Carlo. 24 ,000 '64 Classic. Great for col mi 's. clean C r e m e leclor who likes to w /brown landa u top. restore. $500 or bes t or AM /FM ster eo, A/C fer.556-9096 aft.4::.l $4100. P.P . 494-8611 ·m Mark Ill. ·75 Mahbu Classic 4 Dr. Must sell. Sl.200. Only 13,000 orig m i. 642-2533 675-7258 •Cont . '79 MK V '75 Malibu Classic. 4/dr. LOADED. 1845 mi. P 1P . A!C. PIS. P /B, auto $13,950 best o ffe r trans. Mooy xtrus. A·l 714/644-9217. Mech'I cond. Body very --------- good. $2489. P rv. Pty. Turtle Rock duplex for 963-4220 lse. Jbr 2ba frplc. 2 car ,77 CDV brn v nltop '64 Chevy Belair, 4 dr, 6 bg/lelhr int. crse am/fm cyl, automatic $350. PP. tape Clean . S7.500. _900-_um ______ _ gar. Next to park. pool & schls . Call 955-2397 anytime. 00 081766 9930 0216 0222 1967 Lincoln Continental 64,000 miles. 675-6816or5S2·473L '73 Monte Carlo, A IC. ,70 Cpe de Ville. Xlnt AM/FM radio, 1 owner. cond. Leath int r . I Good cond. Sl.950 . owner.$1495. Ph496-9345 _644_·634_7_. _____ _ '75 Coupe de Ville. Mint cond. Loaded. Must Sell! ss:ioo. 968-4150 a ft 6. •'76SEVILLE LOADED $8295 00-4097 642-4736 Pnvate Party needs fixer upper, car or truck. 545-4988. 'el Bel Alr Station Wagon: New brakes, Need s paint. Good trans p . $250/080 968-8329 1>16-4064 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORVETIES Twol976s '75 Dodge Coronet. 2 Or hardtop. Gd cond in/out, Radio, A/C. $2900. Ph 9Q)..l.966 '74 Dodge Coronet. Can be seen al 2145 Placentia (Mobil Gus Slnl Sl09S 'M Dodge Polara $250 646-8610. '71 Dart. 2dr • 318. PS. AM/FM. auto. clean, good cond $1300 646-5840 '64 POLARA A very sound car v-a. PSI PB, etc. Well worth $.550 CU II 645-7542 Ford 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &.•••,., ... ,."'-"a...,, •••• , ............ ~ , .. .._ '71 FORD WAGON '77 Ford Ranchero. all '75 Mere. Comet 4 dr V-8. 4-spd. runsok. StlSO ract.ory options. covers. Loaded. Immaculate. Call 646-8508 warranty Mint $6400 494-nO.S. PlyooDllth 9960 Pvt. Pty 963-2518 . ~ 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 MUST ANG ••u•••••••••••••• ••• •• '74 2 dr Duster Xlnt cond. CoR•fffibW '76 Must.ang JI. Auto. air. Pvt Pty. Best Offer PS. Dix intr. Gd cond. 548-32L5 100'7, rest..ored. OFFERS $3500. Pb 559.0059 <EZ1'B20 POftliac 9965 Aldohcllls Bertin '75 Ghia II V·6. AC. PS, ...................... . 642-6763 PB. S400 under bluebook 1975 PONTIAC Mus t Sell by Sun i6 Ford Granada Ghia, !MB-0689. FtlEllRD alJ pawer. tape deck. nu The sharpest one in tires . below book . '67 289. auto Mmt cond town! VB, a utomatic. air 67J..9006 OneOwner cond., pwr. steering. 495-5664 stereo. vinyl top & rallye '77 LTD II 4 door Alr, pawer steer· ing & brakes. radio. (s:llO) ONLYS3795 HIMti...,OftieOCh AMC·JEEP 16751 Beach Bl /847·9551 '731ROMCO Low miles Excellent <.'o ndit1 o n ! Full y equipped. See al · Drive 1t! (OUJQQ) $4195 HuiltilllJfOfl leach AMC.JEEP t6751 Beach 81/847-9551 'u..co1n 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6S Mustang Fast Back 289. Clean w / 3spd. man tranz Nu tires barly rad elec S "alue will ap- preciate Stock w I xtras 67J..tS12 '66 Mustang, disc brakes. wheels. (689UXG I READY MOW!!! COHN ELL CHEVROLET ~ 11.irl .. r Iii\ d \ 1 IS I \ \1 ~.~ \ 546-1200 Partially rest. new pa mt 1.;.;:;;:;____;:;...;:_ ____ _ &top. $1950. 759-9143 "64 Ma raude r . 4 dr. PS/PB. A/T, very good cond. 112.000 m1 $450 Ph 833.3008 1975 PONTIAC Firebircl TraM A.In Blue exteri o r with uutomat1c. air cond .. mag wheels & AM /FM radio w /R track stereo ·74 Mustang Mach I V 8 tape 1556761 ) auto. rur. J9Km1 Xtra OHL y SS 195 sharp. 536-7654 Miracle Used Cars ·79 Mustang Snrf, auto, UC lot-Harbor 1Ham1lton AM /FM stereo Under COSTA MESA Warranty Pwr steering 631·5330 XJot cond 497 4006 art 1--------- 6PM '73 Grand Prix J lJ'JJt!, . 00 Cad. cpe Deville. all * * ... loMamri• Ubriaco 6200 Edinger Ave Huntington Beach You are the winner of Two"'" Tickeh One is a brown T-Top. Automatic, pwr. st. & brakes. ai r co nd .. AM /FM stereo cassette & C B . Nice ca r ' <:113PCC). Tht other is a silver T -T o p with automatic. pwr. st. & brakes, air cond.. wire wheels & AM/FM stereo. (776VCE>. Bolh were S9795;now ''FalruuDllf Sqiilre" VS. automatic. pwr . steering. tactory air cond .• AM /FM stereo. luggage rack & ONLY 8,000mtles! (107V0Zl '79 Versailles ·11 Mustang v-s lot m1 ~ner. A i <.'ond Gray on Gray on Gray. goodcond.$4,500 ------ loaded 6100 mi. 863VQH 645-2372 ·70 Catahna 4 dr !!nod •' '78 ~c~~n~~!~. s5995 •~'rfoo! AMfM _.., ·-· 3 Y' MtnQ tin.., & 2 ff ... WW•..,., ""' • (13"71 0'41. y SAVE Au10..,aoc. ,,.,., ,_,"ll air COtllf a '7 8CHIVY B. CAMIHO •Oii l>t< toole&) A..00, fOf Int w1101t 1 TOYOTA CC>aOlLA $1495 • •-• only 59.000 .., ..... S"-9 ""''"Q ct<•' tOllOl<O~ OHl.Y '7 9 COlVfTTI U2 Fully LOAD(Ot • -• -· 01 ,....c.,...,,antv IO*I ,77 04l¥Y COllYITTI 1..0A0l01 Htl t ulOll\I lie -• -22_000 ... 1 ... 1•2'UWl i Al I 9'*1111 .,.,.,., ol SAVE '7&:!~:~=~$2295 ,, MICM lilt tM l•111t Ill W1'r1 Th l11•tr It fal1t & Stnlct" -~---..... ~·"°" xtras. run s good. sacnfice $900. 496-8773 '76 Eldo, nice. rull pwr. Blk/gr ey. Must sell. mXl/bst of r. 968·0290. i6 Eldo CONVERTIBLE. Sbowrm cond. $1995. 529-8423. '75 Fleetwood Brougham. Hard to find mdl. Quah- ly, comfort. safety in beaut cond. 58M. Asking $.W)(), 673-5904 9917 to CIRCUS VARGAS Feb. 261.h or 28th 4::.IPM Performance TheClty Shoppin~ Center ' Orange To claim your tickets, call 642-5678. ext. 272 *** ....................... --------- CAMAR01 CONNELL CHEVROLET ~ llJrr .. r 111, I ' ' is·t \ \1 ~ -' \ 546-1200 I 97l CHEVROLET CAMAltO 4 speed trans.. stereo. mag wheels & wide tires. (140JEV). $3150 ~UMdCars UC lot-Harbor /Hami I ton COSTA MESA 631-5330 '74 Camaro, type LT, AM/FM cassette. best ol'r.644·1.553,644-2L50 ·74 auto, air, good cond. $2,SX>. 968-7278 Custom '77 Rally S)>l. 4-spd. Don't Mark. 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOVAI COMHELl CHEVROLET '"'\.. ,._ JI 1 r I•. r I 1 I • r-I \ ,, I ' \ ~4b-I 200 '77 El Camino, loaded. pwr wndws. cru1se. lilt. AM/FM cass. mags. 16000 mi. S6000toffr. 546-1297. '75 Impala 4·dr Jl'lop, lo ml. P /S. P /B. A/C. $3450. 00·35.\S '77CAPRICE STATIOHWAGON Loaded! Brown In color. (li346) $4995 ......_Ott leach AMC-JEEP 16751 Beach Bl/847·9551 '611MPALA WAGON Nds. TLC. Runs good. P o we r . S999 cash . 642-9489/6<16-5201 aft . 5PM 'WT CROWN lllPERIAL ........ c ........ ft JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' OMLY$9375 ~UMdCGN UC lot-Harbor /Hamilton COSTA MESA 631-5330 '74CORVEnE White. auto. air, ster eo. tLicSOOKFF) $7995 '74 Cougar XR7 XlntCond. $2,700. 63k.2iJ83 • OPEJ'tl EVERYDAY (714) 495-0IOO $5771 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10b0 HARBOR BlllD COSTA MfSA 647 oorn Sll.750. ~-L..:t-9955 trans p Needs paint Alltohcms Berti• --S!i00/080968-8329 64.2-6763 ••••• •••••••••••••••••• ---- ___ ...;___ _____ '74 Cull.ass Supreme, good '67 Bonneville. 2 dr. wht. rondition. AM /FM 8-trk. PS. PB.. AC. $550/ofr. 46K mi. Kevin, 754·9173 _548_-49_18 _____ _ bet ~JlPM . '78Trans Am. Gold. extra 9947 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "70 Maverick 2·dr. P /S. air. radio, good tires . ·75 T oronado. Bris t ol ·m Ford Sta lion Wgn Goodcood. $850. 644·9583 ~·~x~·7:33all ex Auto, A/C, Great 429eng. '70 Maverick, burns oil. C-6 trans. minor body aood body $600/bst ofr sharp. low mt. all pwrex- tras & T-top. Must sell 962· 7795 art 5, 842-3015 work work . $250 631 ·2408 .. P .P. 846-5265 '75 Vista Cruiser Wagon. Top cond. $3995 'Ill Ford Country Squire 9 644-4455 Sln. Wgtl. Mechamcally Mlftwy 950 Pilllrro 9957 1978 TransAm. blk. ~rf. cond. fully equipped . AM /FM cass stereo w 13· way spkrs & pwr booster. Spec. handlin~ pkg. sound. Make offer . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 84&2718 H B. ORANGECOUNTY'S '75 Granada Ghio 2 dr. 18 ,000 m1. Loaded $3500/0ffer 497 1627 NEWEST lJNCOL.N-MERCURY DEALERSHIP RAY FLADEIOE UNCOLN-M &RClfRY l&.18Aul0Cenler Dr. SDFwy-Lake Forest exit IRVINE 130.7000 '75 Pinto Wagon V 6. auto _S7_500 __ 586-__ 37_2_6 ___ _ trans. 20mpg. low miles. "10 Tempest. 6-cyl auto. $2900 /offer (7 14) P/S. 20mpg. run!> xlnt. 548-a&!S alter 5 Pm. & ~75.846-20l9 week ends or (714) -------- "91HOOO. ext »1 wlcdays. 'Tl Skybird Stereo. T·Cop. xlnt cond 28,000 m 1. '74 wgn, air, 1 s pd , $6100/orbslofr 754-0041 AM/FM 8 Ir. nu rdls. ~------- Perfect $1800 C1rm 11ulldtrf,ircl 9970 831·9829. • •••••••••••••••••••••• . . ....... ·74 T·Bird. 60.000 1mi's. 72 Pinto. Runauvut new new llres ssoo under lo t ires & eng .• am /fm book 6'16-7201 cass . xtr a clean SlOOO/orrr 538-6732 Vega 997 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Ptnto Wagon. AM /FM stereo 8 track, etc $1600. For sale ·71 Vega SSOO. Ph960-3724 Callafter6:00pm. 5364004 ·73 Pinto. good cond S800 ---------or best offer. i71-1026 'i3 Vega Hatchback . eves. 556-6610 days Ask automatic GT $995. for Gary 496-2170