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Home My WebLink About1980-11-29 - Orange Coast PilotFOOTBALL SCORE \ • • 14 Cape "allcijf ,,. J7··· 12 J3 El Dorado •• ~. M ••eraaza 42 S..ta fte•lea 33" 14 &ta llrie 32 Golclell 1t' eat 18 Details, Sports Page Today. .. D t •e-a·Llae ·. Bar gal a s T odafl VOL. 73, N0 . .334, 4 SECTIONS, 4' PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFOR NIA SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 29, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Yacht 'buyer' death sought • m ............... Despa i r Wondering what will become of them. t hree home less people in the quake- stricken Italian village of Sant' Angelo Dei Lombardi walk in rain wrapped in blankets. Friday, firefighters pulled 10 sur- vivors from the rubble of a ·hospital in Avellino. Thousands died in the devastat· ing southern Italian tremor. Firefmhters get b reak Win ds shift in giant San BemardilW blaze SAN BERNARDINO (AP) - Winds shirted favorably for firefighters Friday. turning the Panorama Fire away from the ed ge of the Devore Heights area as President Carter declared four California counties d isaster a reas because of five days of flaming destruction. The office or Gov. Edmund G. natural pattern, heading uphill. But the fire did not completely reverse itself, and was burning brush untouched during its threatening descent towa rds Devore. "It's all watershed being burned now," Griffith said. While the mostly evacuated town seemed out of danger, resi- dent s were being a dvised against returning immediately, he said. and caused 2,194 lnjuries, a ll but 36 classified as minor. Residen ts and firefighters have made three straight days of back·porch stands at several homes in Devore, where one $40.000 house was the only home known to have burned. It caught fire Wednesday. Carter's declaration covers San Bernardino, Los Angeles. Riv~rside and Orange counties. By STEVE MARBLE Of ... D.ily ...... s.... A man who reportedly lured a 42-year-old Irvine woman to her family cabin cruiser in Newport Beach by saying he was interest· ed in buying the ~ssel is now being sought in the gunshot slay· ing of the woman. Detectives believe the un- known assailant killed Judith Conklin Nesbitt early Wednes· day afternoon in the front cabin of the docked boat by firing a single gunshot into her head al close range. T he mother of four, police said , apparently put up a strug- gle . Authorities said the woman's purse was found nearby. They said it was ransacked but that nothing of value appeared to be missing. Robbery may have been the motive in the slaying, police ad- mit. They said -it remains a mystery why the ass ailant would take the woman's life, why he would "go tbatlar." The woman's body was dis- covered al 7 : 40 p. m . by her husband. Fred, wh-0 told a uthorities he went to the Marina Dunes Yacht Anchorage when his wife failed to return home. The 36·foot cabin cruiser , the Feliddad IV , was inspected by police and then ordered moved from its Newport Dunes moor- ing to the O r a nge County Sheriffs Harbor Patrol dock in Corona del Mar. By Friday afternoon, police had circulated a limited supply of composite sketches to marina officials of a man wanted for q uestioning in the case. The drawings depict ed a clean- shaven, middle-age man wear- ing dark, aviator-type s un- glasses. Boat owners at the 230-slip marina said they'd been told no. to discuss the incident. Several noted a gener al panic had swept the usually quiet anchor age and that a number of yachtsmen simply secured their vessels and vowed not to return until the case is solved. Police said Mrs. Nesbitt re· ceived a phone call about 9 a.m. Wednesday from a man who said he was interested in buying the boat. He asked the woman to (See MURDER, Page A2) Judge closes porno shop The talk of the Town adult bookstore in Newport Beach was ordered Friday, by an Orange County Superior Court Judge to cease business in 30 days. The store at 2930 W. Pacltic Coast Highway already ia closed after an Oct. 23 (ire charred much of its s tock of adult magazines and boob. Anon is suspected in the fire. The ruling Friday by Judge John K. Trotter means the busi- ness can't legally reopen after the fire damage is repaired. But the case is far from over. Josh Kaplan , attorn ey for bookstore owner Thomas Wade, said after the hearing the de· cision will be appealed. Ka plan claimed th e case "absolutely" will go to the U.S. Supreme Court 'because it is the first of its kind to test a city's right to impose a moratorium on an adult businesses pending passage of an ordinance dealing . with such business. The moratorium was passed by the Newport Beac h City Council Aug. 2S after Wade ap- plied for a business Ucense to open bil boebtore wJth v1ewiog. booths. 'lbe city later paued ap ordinance rest ricting adult busa· neases to certain zones in the ci· ty. The bookstore wasn't in one or them. Wade ignored the moratorium and opened his business on Oct. 10, four days before the or- dinance was adopted. Kaplan argued Friday that the m o r ator i um was unlawful because it was a blanket prohibi - tion on free speech. Brown Jr. esti mated fi r e damage in Southern California since Nov. 15 at $64,795,200, in· eluding $50,812,SOO damage to private property. An estimated 106,275 acres of watershed have been destroyed, the governor's office said. The area is subject to down- c a nyon winds which do not always follow weather patterns, officials warned. Two other fires were con- tained Friday a s 6 ,000 firefighters. aided by aerial tankers. managed to whittle down to five the 10 major fires burning in Southern California this week. Reagan still confulent He said the ordinance, and a subsequent la w passed Oct. 27 . don't apply to the bookstore because they were passed after th.e business already h ad opened. Assistant City Attorn e y Robert Burnham claimed free speech wasn't the primary issue because adult books could still be purchased in other stores, on- ly not as the primary product. }le said the city had the right to restrict the bookstore because of its "seconda ry eHects" on the community. The Panora ma Fire had threatened Devore for the third straight day. burning four sheds on the outskirts of town Friday morning. but then northeasterly Sa nta Ana w ind s turned southweste rly, reversing the fla mes, said U.S. Forest Service spokesman Evan Griffith. "I think this is the break we've been looking for," Griffith said. He said the wind-driven fl a m es h a d been movi n g downhill towards Devore, but are now following a more ·~re ... Kimberly Santo• wavea after betna crowned Kla1 W..sd in Guam ceremany. ..... Santa. 11, lnbertted tile Utle after Gabriella &nan of Welt Germany ab- dicated lell I.ban a day after her Cl'OWDlq. { Simon, Schu ltz, Annstro ng nix Cab inet jobs A new 400-acre fire broke out Fr iday afternoon in Jamul. in San Diego County. The arson-caused 23,280.acre Panorama fire destroyed 280 h omes, dama ged 4 7 a nd destroyed or damaged 53 other structures. Tiny Devore was threatened again Friday after names j umped a containment line and burned four additional buildings described as s heds. In the 'Panorama fi re alone, officials said, property damage was estimated at $28.8 million a nd watershed w orth a n estimated $6.5 million had been lost. The fire /ad taken four lives * * * SANTA MONICA -CAP> - Despite rejections in advance from three possible Cabinet ap- pointees, President-elect Ronald Reagan said Friday he expects no big problems in putting together a high-quality _group of Caoinet advisers. Reagan said f or m er Treasury Secretary William Si mon told him he was not in· terested in a new Cabinet post in Reagan's administration. The president-elect also said he had been told the same thing by ''people close to'• George Schultz. Simon had been considered the top candidate for the Treasury. Shultz has been pro- minently mentioned for several positions, including secretary of state. Earlier this . week , Anne Conta ia•ent aear Armstrong, one of the fe w women widely mentioned as a possible Cabinet apP<>intee. said she'd told Reagan she wasn't in- terested. ''I think what we ought to seek is kind of a healthy mix" in the Cabinet, Reagan said after a flight by helicopter here from his Santa Barbara ranch. "No, I don't think e're going to have any problem." Asked if he were going to call other prospective Cabinet ap· poinlees, Reagan replied. "Ir not over the weekend. then next week." He said he had some "firm leanings" toward several possi· ble appointees but was still open to discussing them with close ad- visers. CBS News, meanwhile. quoted unidenWied sources as saying Trabuco cr ews withdrawn By GLENN SCOT!' OftMo.tty ........... More than , a third of the fireflthtera battling the five· day -old Tra buco Canyo n brushfire were aent home Fri- day u their colleasuea con· tJnued to battle the fire. Tbe bl&M that raced tb.rouch tinder-dry '·bru1b and treea earlier th1a Week WU Jaolated to a few bot 1pota by Friday. An estimated 29,000 acres of land have bMll burned. About 1dO ftnftlbt.ra, mottly memben ol m.UapaJ tln eotn· ,... •• and other ..... r. ....... MDt bome Friday monlq. Tbe nm~ WOl'llers eoacentratecl oa doaaln1 flamH on tb• aortll._ eontr of tile Rn about two mlJee from lloclte*a CUJOD. "W•'n fMU•1 mo.re com-. fortable. than we did before." said Chuck Murphy. public in- formation orticer (or the Orange County Fire Department. But the flrefitbten still live ' with the fri1htenin1 pouibility that the Santa Ana winds that oricinally helped spread the fire could return. · Murphy aald Friday night the fire ii considered II percent con· talned and 30 percent controlled. He added ftreri1htera wer.e "1ett1n1 a break from relatively calm•• wind coadlUoftl. The fin be1an Monday In Rlnnlde County aa4 mov.cl qutcklJ wWl JO to 45 mpb wlDdl -with ......... -1Dto tbe Trabuco Canyon area eut ol SI Toro. A<ipiobamu for tbe Rlveralde. ~rln~•taaMIDO cause baa been determined 'yet for the fire. The Oran1e County Flre Department originally dis- patched about 200 or ill own nrefl1btera to hold back the rapidly movinJ fire, but team.a from local clUes, other counties and, ftnally, other stat.et were moved in to bolster the lines. "We've sot crews here from Idaho, ·Montana, Ne• Mexioo, Arilona, Wa1bin1ton, every- where," aald Murphy. He uld air tankers and helicopters bave con11inaed to drop ftre retardant cbemlcala on the bOt lpoU. MOit ol &be resktenta of tbe caDJOD ~ wbo nac:an.d tlMtlf lloml9 ..... ntanMd. but UM <>Nia Hllb•aJ WU atlU cloMd rrtdaJ from UM Ora111• County llne to Lake Slll.llore. 1 that once Reagan decides on his entire Cabinet, he will take the u nusual step or asking the Senate to hold confirmation hearings prior to his being sworn in J an. 20. The report said the idea was proposed by Sen. Howard Baker, R·Tenn., who will be the Senate majority leader in the new Congress. That way. said the ac- count. the new Cabinet would be ready to begin work immediate- ly a fter the inaug uration, although the full Senate would not vote on the Cabinet nomina- tions W'ltil after Reagan's swear· ing in .. Reagan said he had received word previously that Simon did not want to be coruidered for a Cabinet post. "I wanted to hear it rrom him directly. and he con- firmed It," Reagan said. "I have not called Sbulb, but I have been told by people close to him that be feels the same way,·' the president-elect aald. Schultz was Secretary of Labor and ol the Treuury in the Nixon administration and ia now vice chairmal\ of the Bechtel Corp., a worldwide en1lneertne and construction firm baaed ln San Francisco. He ia a member or Rea1an's economic advllor)' committee. Simoa bad said in a recent in- terview with Tbe A11ociated Pren that he bad no desire to return to Wuhintton, but be re- fused to completely rule OUl tbe poqlbW~ of taklq a Cablnel po1lt1on if uked directly by Rea1an. He expanded on bl1 ne1auve feelinp in an lntemew Friday oa WCBS radio lD New Vorll. "I spent over four yean bl Waabiqtaa in the NluD·P'ord admlalllntioM, and l couldD't uproot 1n1 famib' for tM tblrd lime ta llPt 7ean to retun to ................. aaMI. "Publlc ,Mntee bu beeome ao unattradift, Indeed uclr, by ~ a11y. c.imbtnatJoao11a..,.. ... ~~~~~---"'"""""'"--""""'"'---.:1.=~~-----t .......--.~-----~·~....___h • Judge Trotter. siding with the city, said it ·'had the right to a moratorium where no such busi- nesses existed. He added that the city didn't intend to continue its blanket prohibition of such busineses. as evidenced by its "great haste" in passing the zoning ordinances. Agreeing with Kaplan, Trotter predicted the case would be ripe for appeal because it places the right of free speech in conruct with the right of a city to 'control conduct. Kaplan said his next step will be to ask the state Court of Ae· peal for a stay of Trotter's order pending the outcome of the ap- peal. Coast Weather Fair efrly today, but turning cloudy and cooler later. Lows 45 to 55. ffi«hs today 88 to 78. I N81•8Tell.4Y f'-e Nat'°"4l CotmcU of Cllttrda hot _..., to de· Wte "~" PG''°"' from o • bibHcol gukN uted bit J2 • c'"'rc1ta ~ wor1Mp. S.e • Pao-Al. ..... . . ,...,_..,.... ... Ollf'Clll A II ~ CA ~ ... c..w., .. .. .. Cll • OI ............... I ..... , ... . IM IC_. Al(': ..... .,4 P••ll' IM4k" C• .... . ..... ;:-.,, :: .... ,...r;. ..... ~ . .. ~--JIJST "' ... Monthly tri deficit up, '80 total down WASJONOTON (AP> -Tbe aatioa'1 lrade deficit l'OM •Uthlly tn O<l\ober &o 11.• billion, but U.. deftett for tbe year 1tlll t. well below 1m bec1YM ol 1 U.ep drop lD oU lmPGl'tl. tbe Co mmerH Department report..t Friday. Oav'd Lund. 1 Comm.,. Deputaeot analylt, tald the de· ' lkll for all o1 lllO la likely lO be aUjlllil1 more tho ta2 blWoa, ~ which would be a bl1 lmprovement °"" the 1979 deficit ol 13"1 bllUoo The tmprovement ln lhe ovecall trade deficit has been one factor in the recent 1tabtUty ol t.be U.S. dollar. lt' .. rmN'r eol•ter I• lt'e•t-.. WASHINGTON CAP) -The 1overnment'1 weather •forecasters Friday predicted a colder than normal winter over •• the eastern half or the United State1 but a warmer than usual ··one for the western half. . • Most of the country, with the exception of the Pacific • Northwest and alons the Gulf and Southeast coasu, is. expected to be dryer than normal, the National Weather Service scien· tists said. , Donald L. Gilman, head of the weather service s lonc;range forecasting office, said the 1-..1 winter "baa a family re·. semblance" to the harsh wlntera ol 1977, 1978 and 1979, but that there was no way to tell whether the next few months would be as severe in the eastern half of lbe country. Centenarla11 beate11 to dftult SAN DIEGO (AP> -Less than a month after President Carter wrote to congratulate her for being 100 years old, Nora· t 11ollenbeck was found beaten to death in her home Friday. . . ·'· Police said it probably was a burglar. A neighbor, Phillip :i Jensen, said Mrs . Hollenbeck was slain "over a lousy $10 TV :-" set. " J 'd "Sh Id "We had a signal worked out, ensen sa1 . . e wou . ·put a bottle in the window to let me know s he was all r:tght, and J ·, -would pull down the curtain to l~t her kn?w I wa~ all nght. "The bottle wasn't in the window this morning. I called her phone expecting lo hear her cheery hello. I got nothing ... . 1•f#l1dleton fJf!I• alle9ed alMfttlft" •· CA MP PENDLETON (AP) -Francis A. Dieli, a Marine •· Corps first lieutenant who allegedly has ~J!n absent with~ut authority in Sweden since 1971. has been assigned to \he Ma1y~e Corps Base here pending disposition of his case, Sgt. Patnc1a Lee said Friday. ' Dieli , accused of leaving a Marine engineering school at ' Camp ~jeune, N.C. in May 1971, is free on his own re· cognizance with instructions lo keep himself available for further proceedings, Ms. Lee said. • Dieli. 36, returned from Sweden to New York Tuesday, she ·said. Bo~tage transfer: no word WASHINGTON (AP) -TM Stat. Oepujmeot said Frlda.J it bad DO .,.,. intormaUon coaeen- ln 1 the whereabouts of tbe American Iran boet•aes lD Iran. But 1 spokesman uld a ny transfer ol the hoetaaea from t.be Islam1c student.I to the Jrallian 1overnmeot ne1otJaUn1 their ,... lease would be a poeltive step. Tbe declaration. by State Department 1poke1ma_a John Trattner, was a re1poue to broadcut and pubU.hed reporta Thursday -the second Tbanu1ivtn1 the U.S. hoat.qes have spent in captivity -that the militant• had turned the Americana over to government ofriciala. Contacted by Tbe Associated Press from Beirut by telephone, one of the militanu at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran denied the reports. "We have not delivered the hostages to the government yet, and when we do we will issue a statement announcing it," said the militant, who ref).lsed to Identify himself. \ Iran's official news agency Pars also said it could oot con- firm reports by two American television networks that the cap- tives had been transferred lo government custody. The mili· lants hav e h e ld 49 hostages/while three others have been held at the Foreign Ministry. The question or the hostages' status arose as U.S. diplomats prepared a response lo the latest com mwtication from Iran con- cerning conditions for the cap· lives' release. Three Algerian in - termediaries, carrying requests from Tehran for clarification of the U.S. position, concluded two days of talks with administra- tion officials here Thursday. ~;Group raps high-rises ~= ~· ~; :t: Huntington fliers demand 3-story limit ltritics of hi,,.ise buildings in ntown Huntington Beach are ,...culating fliers throughout the _a in auempts lo scuttle the he handbills, distributed this k, warn that skyscrapers are · g planned for downtown. .•.1he literature reads -"Here ...fe. go again.·' The residential :t~ospher e of Huntington lleach is threatened by an Allan-t~ Ci ty plan." '•Leonard Wright, a downtown resident and a member of the city's local coastal program ad- visory committee, is spearhead-ing the drive. He said he hopes to inspire a large turnout of residents for a public hearing scheduled Dec. 8 by the City Council on a section of the city's local coastal pro- 1< F·a m th at d e a Is with the r1owntown area. The Planning Commission has Reno deaths charges filed RENO, Nev. GP) A •oman whose car careened onto a busy casino row sidewalk, killing five people a nd injuring 27, was c harged with five counts of murder fo'riday in a complaint that accused her of committing the crimes "with depravity of mind" and "without apparent motive." Priscilla Ford, her hair pulled back in a bun and tied with a tat· lered piece of cloth, sat silent and stared at Judge Bob van Waggoner a s he read the cha r ges agains t her In Reno Justice Court. O~ANOlCOAIT i DAILY PILOT ,,,,. or.,... c...,,, 0.11, ,.., ........ ~" •• <OMO•Md Ow Hrewt ~ftt. I• .....-.1"-d •¥ ... o •• ,... C..\I .. _,...,,.. ,...,..,., '-' ... eoU10"' .,. ~t"'-4 ~,, ,....,.~ ,, ... ~ I~ Cotta ,...., •• N._IOt'_ hec.ft. HVftflf'llllltlft :::,'"i~~t::i :·~~ ,';.·:,;,:, ~~~"! "'-'"-S.t"'NO -,_.,, '"" ,..,...., "'_.""'"" ,.....,., " •t no w.tt •• , ,.,.,.. "o lo• t MO CM•• Mitu G,.fl,.,,.. • .,. .. ·-"--'"*"• ·~ ~· ..... ~ .......... ldUOf '-·-~ IMn•tlnt r elit ... 0..-.M.i.- A"l•IMtt AU-tdllor . Offlc•• c .. i. Mow no Weot lay "'"' ~C:.t!:C~~~~t :.~~ =!~ Tateptton• (714)'°"4n1 CIHlffied Adv•rt1""9 Ml-M11 ,.,..,.~C••-......_ endorsed high-rise buildings without any height limits. Similar plans were rejeeted in 1976 after they met massive public opposition. Wright contends m the flier that high-rise buildings will lead to unsolvable traffic and conges tion problems, increased crime, increased costs for police. fire and public works services and unwanted shadows from the tall buildings. Protestors are advocating a three-story height limit on all downtown buildings that they say would retain the current villaae atmosphere Downtown property owners generall y have backed high buildin~s during previous city hearings. They contend that high in- tensities are required in order to get things moving in the de· teriorating downtown However , Wright and his group maintain the only things holding back revitalization are the lack or an approved plan by the City Council and a shortage of free or moderate priced park· ing faC'1lities Physician.s 'Warned on fat al measles ATLANTA (AP )-Doct ors should be aware that patients with suspected viral encephali- tis who also have a rash might have a rare form of possibly fatal measles, public health of· fi cials said Friday in reporting the case of 33-year-old Santa Ana woman who died from the disease. "Although the overall ratio of measles encephalitis to measles cases is approximately 1 per 1,000 reported cases, the risk of encephalitis increases in adoles. cents and adults," warned the national Center for Disease Con· trot Friday. ·'Measles should be con· sldered in the d ifferential diagnosis of any suspected viral encephalitis with rash," the CDC said in iu Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Approximately 13.9 percent of people who got meulea en· cepballtis between l~ and urn died from the disease, a rate of CDC characterized as ''s ubstan· lial." The California woman report· ed f,ever, nasal congestion and malaise to her phys ician on May 28, 19fl>. On June 2, she reported a facial rash, which began lo s pread . Two days later, her physician noted a bright red rash typical of measles, the MMWR said. "The next day, she called to complain of numbness and pain in her lower extremities. Her physicia n advised immediate hospital admission," the report s aid. "By the time the ambulance a rrl ved the patient could no longer walk; by the time of ar· rival at the hospital, she was un· consciOW1, and shortly thereafter she suffered a cardloresplratory arrest. She was resusit.ated but never regained consciousness and died one month later." it said. Robber nets· $300 in Mesa bank job A curly-haired man wearinc a white pullover lhlrt held up the 17th Street branch ol Security Pacific National Bank ln Cotta Meaa Frida)' afternoon and made off with more than "100, poUce1ud. Teller Carla Monilonl 21, ot Fountain Valley, told po tee the man tald to her: "Thia 11s1tJck up -live m. all )'OUI' mODey." Sbe uld, 'tWbat'1 IUI ODT" ff• moved bll band, t9lerrtq he bad a fUD. 8be emptied ber cubdn.,... whlte. 8-feet·2, 185 pounds with dark hair and eyes. Wltneaes said another white man wu drivin1 the 1etaway car. Ma. MonUon Hld 1he hit the allent alarm u soon aa the man left: Costa Meta policeman M.J. Mount sot the robbery call around •:15 p.m. but the ••Pfft had sone by the time Mowat ar~ rived at the baok, IN E. 11th Stnet. He wu latt .... ,.ulaf bllO a , butteraeotcb.colored . Hdan parktd near the baa bl'aMb. The 1mpen I.I delcrtbed u I Tb.,. ...,.. about a DMD1e LD tbe bank al UM time ol UM rob- berJ llld mmt weren't aware UJUdal mmual WU bappee· int, Mount 1atd. I ---._...__..__ . --·· .... -................ . -............. .., o., .,..,_ SHE LIVES EACH DAY AS IF IT WILL BE THE LAST Ruth J•ckeon c.lebr•t•• century of If• Always aetive NB centenarian celebrates By ARTHUR R. VINSEi. OI "'9 D•llY P'lt.e llatf Ruth Dick e r son Snyder Jackson, who celebrates he r century on e arth t oday, ha~ had a peppery perspective of life '>ince girlhood on her father's fa rm in Indiana. The first woman dra ver in U nion Co unty, Ind ., Mrs . Jackson graduated from Miami University at Oxford, Ohio, in 1904 with degrees in English and F'rench and taught school in 'ieveral stales. She pursued a career until age 36 when she married the late Ernest Jackson "Every day, I do somelhmg different," says Mrs Jackson who was the center of attention a l F'lags hip Co n va lescent Hospita l, in Newport Beach, where a birthday party was held Priday afternoon "Every day I hve as 1r I will never have another ," says the philosophical ('entem a rian But, the widow of 27 years says she's "through with mar· r iage." Don't bet on it. She confessed to a visiting ne ws man that her heart still skips a beat al the memory of one of those ni ce Moynihan boy~ she knew many years ago. "Moynihan is a lovely name, she said wistfully. The oldest living alumnus or Search intensified MULEGE. Mexico (AP ) Private planes joined the U.S. Coast Guard and Mexican navy Friday in a search for eight boys and man missing after their youth group's excursion boat washed ashor e with just one body left aboard. Miami University, however , had little time for memories Priday as Newport Beach Mayor Jackie He ather s howed up with Police Chief Pete Gross to present a proclamation. And there were musicians and cos tumed characters who de- 1 iv e red a singing telegram , along with cards from r elatives inc luding three grandchildreni and three great-grandchildren. Most of Mrs. Jackson 's im- mediate family is deceased. ex- cept her youngest son, Ben He and his wife Pat live in Southern California and visit often when they aren't cruising aboard their boat. Her other son, Ernest. was a mer lost in action in World War 11 at the age of 23. Admiring a new framed sen es of photos of her grandchildren, Mrs. Jackson says she doesn 't need glasses. A believer in the work ethic, Mrs Jackson refused to retire until well into he r 8-0s . She final- ly hung up her car keys at 86 and maintained her own honte until just six years ago. · Power tools recovered Orange police Sgt. Dennis Flanagan said Friday night that offi cers have recovered $100,000 in stolen power tools. The tools. believed s tolen in automobi le burglaries throughout Orange County, were found in a Monterey Park home. All those who feel they may have been a victim or such a burglary s hould call Orange Police Detective Ed Turnstall or Dennis Cole at 532-0365. ESTATE SAL OF Newport Be•ch Con•reNman Robert Badham haa rromlaed to Introduce a new bil next year seekin1 c.reatlon of an 11,000. acre national park alon1 the south coastline of Oran1e County. Badham tbia week acknow1ec1iec1 ~at efforta UU year to get con1reasional ap. proval d the park blll are dead. The bill, lnltially authored by Badbam and Con1re11man ;Jerry Patterson, D·Santa Ana, was paaaed by the House on a voice vote Jut summer. The Senate version of the bill, authored by Sen. Alan Cranatca, D·Callfomia, and later by a re· h1ctant S.I. Hayakawa, ft. California, stalled in the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Badham, predicting chances are ex~Uent for approval next year, attributed.the bill's failure to summer distractions such u political conventions and a short September session. Following the general elec- tion, senators became cautious over pending legislation with financial strin gs attached, Bad ham said. The bill, calling for creation of a national urban park stretching from Corona del Mar to South Laguna, called for $38 million to purchase park land. The bill's failure this year means it must be re-introduced next year in both the House and the Senate. Fro• Page A I MURDER .•• meet him al the marina. She left her Walnut Village home in Irvine s hortly after noon. telling one of her four children she had an appointment to keep with the prospective buyer, An offi ce e mployee at the marina told authorities she saw Mrs. Nesbitt before 1 p.m. She s aid the Irvine woman said hello a nd then qui c kl y excused herself, saying s he was expect· ing the buyer . The employee was the last person lo see Mrs. Nesbitt alive, police said. At about l :30 p.m., several persons at the marina reported hearing a series of screams but no one investigated or called authorities. It remains unclear whether anyone at the marina saw the man claiming to be the interest- ed buyer Police said Mrs . Nesbitt's hus band, a s ales man for a hydraulics firm, told police he became worried when his wife didn't come home and went to the m arina . He called police when he found his wife sprawled in the cabin. Detectives said the woman's body showed no signs of injury other than the s ingle bullet wound. Aside from the dumped purse. police said it appeared nothing on the boat was dis· turbed. The Newport Dunes marina, adjacent lo Anthony's Sea Food Restaurant, isn't closed off by a security gate. A sign posted on each dock says it is private. A single chain blocks the entrance. Officials at the marina, noting the Nes bitls have kept their cabin cruiser there lor two years, said only a dozen marina patrons actually live on their boats. JEWELRY • CRYSTAL • OlllVA PORCELAIN --• BRONZES • SILVER SALE -FlRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS NOV. 28, 29 and 30 INSPECTION OF ALL MERCHANDISE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY 2·5 P.M., AND 7-8 P.M. SNCW. HOUOAY AUCT10N IUJt. 3 ,.M. Lota of diamond rfngs and earrings, gold chains, fine china and crystal. bronzes, some furniture, olls, chandellera, brau tamps, etc. · .........,.. for.,..,... ... s1.oo 8ftd up. ,,.. Adml11fon. 11ewpert ametle11 eo•p11•y 2542 W. COAST HWY .• NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92860 • (714) 845-2200 CON81QNMENT8 ACCEPTED 'TIL I P.M. Art Le¥t,,._AUcttoneer Bank of America. Mater Chtlrge, ~k•. tome l9rm1 av1ll1ble. • A parade of soggy Santas crosses Times Square during a downpour in New York. The volunteer St. Nicks were to take up lalWlowllll ..... ~l '&nerr Deato• ••d Ji• Petrikba, al.lo ill•• • ,,. bMnltiD818Dl•'•INl. But P9lrtkiD md lln. 0.-. bave......_.t.Mtiminlad aeceMlty of a local eampaip .fUDdJDI Pft)be tbat may a.I their..._,,... fM•J'POintmtD&. On Oct. 21, CouncUw~ .,. ........... .positions on New York street corners Fri- day. but they were given the day off because of the wet weather. r Barbara Bl"OWD uW "tM etty attorney to aamiDe tbe tam· paip fundiq .t.atementl ol can· didatet JD tut April'• eomd1 election. Mra. BrG .. '• own statement waa amon1 tboae targeted for ltudy. • • The probe baa \mtovered er- rora la Petrlldn't and filra. Deaton'• .t.atementa. City attorne7 Th'omaa Woodruff aaid about 15 erTOn, mainly clerical, have been found ln Petrlldn'• statement. ' Mn. Deaton'• ori1lnal fonn llated a '50(t loan from former mayor Bernie. Svalatad, an amount that exceeds the city's $250 contribution limit from a single source. According to Woodruff, Mn. Deaton recenUy f1led an amended statement listing the loan as ~ from Svalatad and $250 from Svalatad't wife. "II that's subet.antively true, then there's no violation," Woodruff said. The city attorney said he will continue evaluating the report- ing errors and may tum his fmd- ings over to the dlatrict attorney for poaible prosecution. CoWlcilwoman Brown, who re· quested the probe before Stanton achieved his surprise victory and created the vacancy, Insist- ed she had not planned to dis· credit possible appointees. She said she asked for the probe aft.er attending state Fair .Campaign Practices Commlssion ~earmgs. "One of the things that came from those hearings is that re· form efforts have to start at the local level," she said. "If we have local cam pa ign or· dinances, we ought to enforce them." Mrs . Deaton, however, believes she is a vicUm of partisan politics in the probe. ··ri.,an~to~me for nmmiq for oftlee," lbe Mid. Mn. Deatoo. wboca.me ~ 15 vota ol --= a cPmldl seat 1ut ~. ,~ to wtD re- appolntmmt to the city'1 Pub and Recreation Comuii11lon three maatbl later. 1 More recently, 1be backed GOP candidate Nolan F~ • in hll aucceuful bid to _...t Demoeratic Aaembly~an Den-ni. Manpn. Mansen WU • ...,. Ported by Mn. Brown. Becau.e of her cloH finish In the last election behind Coun- cilman Marvin Adler and Mn. Brown, Mn. Deaton said lbe ls the appropriate choice to fill the new vacancy. M aint•inin1 she bu become the victim of a "whilper cam· pat1n" aimed at keepin1 ber from the post, Mn. Deaton said Friday she is unce~ whether ... wll1 IUINDit a .nu. pUcatkm fOr tbl .,,....._.._ P~ &M otber calla• . failed oat far.,,... ..... palp statemmt, detertbed current IDve•d••tloD at •• walte ol tapayeiw' mOIMJ · the city ....._,., tim•." The Pouatala Vall• .!blropraaoe tald be laa than -and th•f .... bis contrtbutions wu more •• In addition to simple clertc erron, the city attorney b questioned the unlisted IOUrCe aome of Petrikin'• campal butt.om, bunen and posten. Petrllrin waa diaquallfle before tbe April 8 election it w u discovered that a pal gn worker collectia oominattnc signatures wu re1latered to vote in FOU1ltalml Valley. Valley pay accords get counCil' s nod The Fountain Valley City Council has concluded weeks of labor ne1otiationa with three of four city employee groups by Wl· anlmously approving memoran· da of Wldentandin1 outlining salary and fringe benefit in- creases. The council's bargainin1 team failed to reach a settlement this week with the FoWltain Valley Police Officers• Association, whose tbree·year contract ex- pired Tuesday. . 32.4 percent pay increase s~~ gered over the period and an ln creased city contribution to firefighters' Long-Term Dia I ability lnaurance Covera1e. I T h e F o u n t a i n V a 11.e ,& Professional and Technical Employees' As soci ation! r epresenting middle manage ment city staff, signed a one year pact for a 5 percent im' mediate salary increase ~~ higher city contributions to ~ employees' retiremeqt and in4 surance benefits. i Percy expects new arms talks The city's general employees (field workers, clerical staff, etc.>, represented by the Orange County Employees' Association, signed a two-year pact that calla for an immediJte 12 percent pay raise, a 7 percent increase in November 1981 and increased retirement and insurance benefits. The F o unta i n Valley Firemen's Association signed a two-year pact 1rantin1 \hem a The city's negotiations wit.ti police representatives are ex~ pected to resume eanly nex~ week. The police, who claimecl to have fallen significantly: behind neighboring departJ ments, have requested a ~ year wage increase of about 30 percent, while the city reported- ly has offered a 17 percent increase. Senator believes Soviets receptive to SALT rewrite . MOSCOW (AP ) -Se n . Charles Percy, the first top U.S. political figure to meet with President Leonid I. Brezhnev in months, said Friday he believes he convinced . Kremlin leaders the SALT II treaty is "dead as a doornail." He said he expects talks to open soon on the posstbllity of rewriting the arms pact. The Illinois Republican. ex- p ected to head the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in the new Congress, would not dis- cloae what the top Soviet leaders said in three days of talks that alao touched on the Afghanistan and Polish situations. Percy, the fi rs t American ll°ader to hold talks with Brezhnev since Senate majority leader Robert C. Byrd conferred with him on July 4, 1979, said he w o ula bri e f Re publican President-elect Ronald Reagan before publicly giving details of the meetings. Percy's visit was originally billed as a "private" trip, and he arrived in Moscow without any Kremlin comm itment to meet him. Percy was also interviewed on Soviet television. "I would be surprised if both sides would not agree to sit down and talk at an early date about a rm s con trol , leadin g to possible negotiations for an arms control agreement," Percy told reporters. In Santa Monica, Reagan said Two buildings near SC college planned By JERRY CLAUSEN Ol tlllt o.lly "' ... StMf The f ace of Sou th e rn California College in Costa Mesa wi.ll take on a new look to motorists who ply Newport Boulevard next year. Two new major structures are scheduled to rise along Newport Boulevard, both church-oriented facilities and neither of them ac- tually a college addition. In the process, two of the Christian schoOl's oldest build- tn1s -old Santa Ana Air Base strucNres -will be uprooted and· moved to an area just south of tb~tHUon building on Fa'1 J}five. ne.r·u form an eastern side to the lindacaped mall propoeed for, ,tM caUJpua, aald Roy Mat- thew a, director of develop· meet for the colle1e. Sc,heduled for displacement is the school's old Founders Hall and' a small music building. Ttteir relocation a. to make wa1 next year for construction of a Southern California Diatrlct offtee for the Assemblies of God cbvcbes on an acn front101 Ne•port Boulevard south of Fair. lebeduled for 5 acres at \be ln- tenedion of the two street.a la a ne,f Newport-Mesa Christian =• an Auembly of God af-now located at 148 E. 22nd St .• ec.tall.... . Ollnter' oftlclals are planniftl ~ ol cburc:h bulldiQal double u a obapel few mbll• ol God-afftllat.ed u well .. a fine art. wn. mw ltructures wUl follow t•:i•b motlf aenerated w tbl ~ admlalatratSon-e a...._, wu treeted ~,..,...,. . :TLt ........ """"' ... •1. mldl&.ja 1171 ~ ~~~~~ .. =~ ~a,M:clalroomlmd ••.-.nratl•• faeUlU• la widening Newport Boulevard in 1973. "We're just now getting back on our feet," said Matthews in noting that the college recently sold more than four acres of property at the.south ed"e or the campus to Golden Ci r cle Development of Santa Ana. Golden Circle plans construc- tion or nearly 90 condominiums on the former college property. Proceeds, from the land sale, Matthews said, are held as the nucleus of-the school's endow- ment fWld. College President Wayne Kraiss recently told students that the college's enrollment of 700 students probably will grow within a few years to about 750. He indicated doubt that the school, sized to that capacity, will go beyond the 750 mark in an era when colleges are expect· ed to compete more for students. The school, known aa Southern California Bible College when it moved from Pasadena to Costa Mesa in 1950, lies just east of Costa Mesa'sCivlcCenter. The coeducational, residential i nstitution is. orie nted to ministerial programs and the liberal arts. Workshop set ~y Red Cross An informal mornlDI workshop aimed at training lled CroH vobqiteer 1peaken aqd recruitinc penom lbtel'fllted in becollllna apeaken wlll be Mid at 10 a .m. Dee. 11 lb' Anahelsn. Red Crose apeaken provide pl'Otram anct 1ervice lnforma· Uon to 1cbool1, bu1ln111e1, cburchm IDd Mrvlce or1uma· u.. . TM 1'0i'tmWp, to be he&d at U. Red Cloll Central eo.ty e.ntee c.tier 411 N. Welt St. is free. For information cad ..... I he was encouraged by what ap- peared to be positive signals from Moscow on the arms con- trol issue. "I've said all along I would be willing t o t a lk legitimate arms limitation and I'm glad to get a response," he said. Percy offered no evidence that the Soviets had budged from their insistence that SALT 11 be ratified in its present form, or on any other foreign policy posi- tions. But the level and length of the meetings, and the attendance at a session by Nikolai Ogark.ov, the Soviet armed forces chief of stare a nd top dis armament negotiator . indicated the im- po r ta n ce the Kr em l i n ascribed to high level contact with the incoming Republicans. "I think they will agree very quickly on the need for an arms control agreement that wilJ be meaningful , e ffective and hopefully that will have both ceilings and also reductions," Percy said . He met for almost three hours Fast food chain offers aid to teams Carl Karcher may soon be cate rer to Orange County dis- aster teams. Karcher, owner or Carl's Jr. and Taco de Carlos restaurants, has offe.red to serve free ham· burgers, tacos and other fast· food trappings to the coWlty staff and volunteers who work during natural disasters and other emergencies. · The co unty B oa rd of Supervisors will discuss Karcher's offer ar its meeting Tuesday in Santa Ana. The supervisor s ar e expected to ratify the agreement because the free food figures to save the county $8.000 to $10,000 a year. Robert Mershon, supervising buyer for the county, said letters were sent out from his Procure· ment Office recently to solicit bids to supply food for disaster crews. Karcher wrote back that be would give food .. way to worken In un.lform who drop by his restaurant for supplies. Menboo said the a1reement will come in handy to feed workers who respond during fiooda and other urbQ emerceo- ciea . But he acknowled1ed that the cowity will have to make other arransements to feed lar1e IJ'OUP', such aa the 1,880 flreflthtera batWn1 the Trabuco Canyoa blue. Karcher'• people are aw&1'9 of the llmllatlona, too , as evidenced by a aecond letter ant to the county by Corporate Affain Representative, Kathy Jernl1an. ''Please noWy the ....taurant eboem for food la ad•uee wbeD poaalble," abe aaid. "U mon than to or 1' orden are needed. tb•Y eepeclallJ need advance ..,.. ....... ' with Brezhnev and Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov and four hours with Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Both Percy and the "Soviet news agency Tass said Bre,i.hnev s tressed the dangers of a "stagnation" in the arms control process. The SALT 11 treaty was signed by Brezhnev and President Carter in J\Ule 1979, but almost immediately came under sharp criticism in the Senate. After Soviet troops moved into Afghanistan in Decem ber, Carter indefinitely postponed at- tempts to get the pact ratified. Percy said he also tried to COO· vince the Soviets Reagan is not a "warmonger" a nd in fact welcomes many provisions of the treaty. The oth~rs. he said he told the Soviets, sfiould be tackled "one by 'one," and toward this end he predicted informal contacts would open "soon." In an interview on the national . Benis,blue Soviet television news program "Vremya," Percy assured the Russians that Reagan has shown a desire "to make arms control a matter of high priority.·· The veteran senator said other sensitive matters were dis· cussed as he tried to impress oo the Russians the importance of "creating an atmosphere con· ducive to ratification." Ben, a two-year-old male, is sad bec:luse he doesn't . .,. have a home. He's living tempor.arily at the Laguna: ~ Animal Shelter, 20612 Laguna Canyon Road. If you would like a good watch dog and would like to make. Ben happy by giVing him a good borne, contact the folks ·~ at the shelter. It's open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Telephone number is 497-35.52. Galleries "The Federal Duck Stamp Print Series Is The Most Popular Series Of Prints Published In The 20th Century." . .. Petersen Publishing Co . ,...., pmmw. 9'1CK ITAllP"""" ''llALUIU>e IN ......,.. lif lllCMMD PLAllCNADT s.. our~ ~ot O.k,..,. _, ·•'risuii WbltJQaQ Gallerle1 .. • I ,•, ·.'1 ., , ~I . , ';.{ ') •I OM.\' PK.OT N-W1 .go '\ Fund unit Oddreuea parehta PrHhleat UN~ Palmer . ....... "*='~ ....... '° U.. N....-t· leMoll ro.t· claUoa ieca... we tlWak UU. aam• more clearly H,,_... QUI' dMlre &o 1upport tbe ldlloola ol tM coau1umity." Tb• fauadaUoa la patterned after time formtd 1D Beverly Hills, La Canada and San )(artao. MaryEl/,en ~ru 1 :::r:.· a friend to 11JDRY ·l•1Sh1 ·he 1 By DON CHAPMAN 11 1011: Ol IM o.11, ...... &&aft !·•n1,Mary Ellen McElwee was at· lractive, well-liked, and fun t.o ... :.around. · In her job as hostess at a .Laguna Beach restaurant, and ~t the beach she loved, she made People happy. , But about two weeks ago, •friends noticed a change in the 25·year·old Laguna Beach resi- dent . Something was bothering ber, lhey said, but she didn't want to talk aboutit. SUNDAY, SHE reportedly told a friend she was going shoppine, and never came back. / Mary Ellen's body was found "lToating in the shoreline in San Clemente Monday morning. Police said the body was dis· covered about 50 feet north of I.he municipal pie r by two women who were walkmg on lhe beach. · OHici als said there was no ·sign or foul play. ... The Orange County Coroner's 'OCfice said a preliminary in· yestigation Indicates that the se of death appeared to be by drowning. A FINAi, R E PORT is not ex· pected for one lo two weeks. • -F riends held a gathering at I ~ain Beach Park Tuesday even· ',(in remembrance of Mary El· en. 1 Vt-There was a bonfire, and ~wers. We all lit candles and eryone s aid some things," ai,d Kassy Anderson. a co· orket of Mary Ellen's at El Lugar Mexican Restaurant. l"Sbe was' the closest friend I ~-i"~r had," s aid Kassy . "So many people came into El Lugar -lo them she was El Lugar. They came in to see her " LMary Ellen is survived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles ~~twee: brothers, Butch and e6fin. and sisters. Joy and Judy, a 11 of Rancho Cordova I .. .. ... . Blood donors . .;- ~ing sought 1",he American Red Cr~11 111 lkto k1ng for people willinJ( to ftiak e blood clonat1on11 ;T his is the tame of year when ood donations decrease as peo- e become preoccupied with lhe •days. and thf' American Red ross finds itself short or blood equired to serve Orange Coun· .x;$ medjcal needs for more information about '.here and when one can donate lood call 835 5381 DEAD AT 25 M•ry Ellen McEtwee Sycamore decision faces Laguna Laguna Beach Cit y Council again races a deadline Tuesday in negotiations for sale of 80 acres of Sycamore Hills proper· ty for a 296-townhowie develop· ment. The council meets at 6 p.m. at City Hall. The council baa extended the deadline in negotiations with the Baywood Development Com· pany ol Newport Beach three times. CITY OFFICIALS haven't said what sales price is being discuued . The 80-acre parcel 11 located on the 52Z-acre Sycamore Hills property be twee n Laguna Canyon and ElTororoad1J . · Baywood plant to build townhouaea 9'l a portion of lhe property off 11;1 Toro Road adJa· cent to Leisure World. Proceeds ot the o le would be used to service a portion of the S6.7·mil1ion debt the city owe8 on the property. ABOUT S1 ,5tt·pt:r·day In tereat LI accruing on the debl. The city is alao seeking a S1.5·mlllion Coastal Enern Impact Program loan from the federal government to help pay off the debt. ruad·r=:J wm be lt• ... , ... pl'O~ .... wttlt tM ,. ...... of .... '* privately nlMd capital -Ill applied to aebool clilll1et ... 1rama. Mn. Palmer 1ald an..a cor- poradcm and promlMDt cm- hn• lllMe doutiom to Mart tM tnuurr and 'help 1unort tbe foundation in lta ora•faludaDal •ta••· • .,,. IDODe)' bu ••bled tbe 1roup &o llllre a prol ... Maal caa. 1ultant &o do a f ... lblli\7 atudy and help wttb .... r ......... nin1." Kn. Palmer tolcf tbe Newport-II .. H.bool board re- cntl1. She Mid by 1pri.q, the founda· tlon bopee t.o add more eom· munlty memben to Ill board~ directon. The board ·now reprHent1 four hi1b 1chool zones by area. Future memben will be from tbe community.at· lar1e. •EDEIUl WILL ALSO be recruited durtn1 the •Prine for work with several committees to decide and 1upervlse the •pend· tna of funda eathered by the DOil· profit or1ani&atioo, she said. "We've always bad fine schools and we want to see their excellence maintained despite decreued state funds. We ~ the foundation's creation aa a positive 1tep ln that directlOQ," she concluded. Officers; in addition t.o Mn. P.almer. include Bruce Har· rinston, executive vice president for legal matters; David Carmichael, executive vice president for fund·raising, and communications ch ief Mrs. Sherry Loofbourrow, also an ex· 'ecutive vice president. FORREST WERNER WILL serve as secretary and T .D. "Oscar" Clevidence is chief financial officer. Costa Mesa High School Zone directors are Levon "Bud" Bardsley, Lois S. King, Florian M. Klos and Forrest K. Werner. ·Estancia High School Zone directors are Harold A. "Hal" Ca mp , T .D . "Osca r " Clevidence, Mary L. Hornbuckle and Ruth Ann Nasby. Corona del Mar High School Zone directors are Nancy P. Jones, Sherry W. Loofbourrow, Patricia J . McLaughlin and Elizabeth A. Palmer. NEWPORT HARBOR High School Zone directors are Robert A. "!\ob" Patterson,· Marion Lee Robboy. Richard L. Seberg and Roger C. Summers. Directors appointed initially to serve at large include David R. Carmichael, Bruce ff. Har· rington and Valorie W. Joyner. Heart agency plans grants The Orange County Chapter of the American Heart Asaociation will offer Sl,000 grants to under· graduate studenta interested in doing heart research. Grant recipients will be chosen on the baslJI of their ap· pllcatlons, academic r ecords and faculty evaluations. Application forms ar e availa· Ible at the Heart Asaociatloa Of. nee, UM3 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana. 92703. 'Ibey should be sent to that address before Jan. 2S, 1981. For more information call 547·3001. I~ Snow due in Midwest Wanner temperatures forecast in Southwest ,.11.S. §111 di 1 W I I I ti;. •• •U K .. t....a "'°"' F•ICl•y tr lhe upper ll•\IMl1tlpt1I Vallef ~u the or .. t IA•n reolon •net OllloVel .. y. ~jlcll ol the norther11 Allanllc .-0.rO""" .... '"''•"" "*' -· l/lltd wllll rel11 e"d tlffl, e11d .,, ,. .. -tolilUltf'fl """ i. _ .. .,..., e t CNnd lhe Nlloll ~ from 17 .. Mtremer IO 24 at djl,Ml- or --,. rain ••• lor..:•I lrom ~hclfk ~110l1te1tOnhff11 ....... ~ .. lltOW °"' .... lt.b•t e1e11ellont S11ow e11d _, -• lorKetl owr the ern Or .. t l eht; uPtN• Olllo -llte <enlrel end ,,...tttet11 -.CN-_ _..,...._ _,. _. ewf tN c.11trel ,..,,i.. ol n. .,.-.......... ,o..-, ...... --...-" _ .................. ..... "' .... .,. .. 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SI 41 • 11 " ti II II 16 » " M M 4P 41 .............. --:::::er ~-4,..,. "°' ,_ _,...., ••• "' •..t::.' I •lllMd __ ....... IMll'MI'_........, .. .,....,... _ .. _...,__, .... ... ....... , •• ,., .... \l90#t ...... .. ---.................. ~-· 'i.'£5 4..-: _ JAMii F. TffdMAa (FoMclRouND, RIGHT) WORLD WAR II UBD.Af09' BOllBD CMw Nuntlnglon tffldent pro.,..• 9-lowehlp •mont former tlere ' Ex-mili.tary fli,er seeking comrades In 1.Mt, James F. Thoma.a was a 25-year-old first lieutenant in the U.S. Army Air Force, pilot· ing bi.a B·24 Liberator bomber in raids from England against Germany. "A lot of the airplanes flying with WI were knocked down, but we were lucky," he rec alls. When his 30 missions were completed, T homas and his crew -part or the 392nd Bomb Group ot the 2nd Air Division - returned home. BUT HE HASN'T forgotten those events. "I wouldn't take a million dollars for my experience, but I wouldn'tdo it again for a million dollars either," Thomas said. Through the years, he has kept in touch with and has visited all nine or his crew members who served together in .. Mah ldeel," a bomber named from the Li 'I Abner cartoon strip. Thomas. 61 and a resident of Huntington Beach, recently re· tired as a captain with United Air Lines. And while he keeps tabs on his crew and attends reu· nions, the 392nd bomb group vice president would like to be in contact with more former fliers and is asking them to get in touch with hini. ''A lot of them may not know that a 2nd Air Division Associa· tion even exists," he said. Thomas can be contacted at 8933·221 H. Biscayne Court, Hun· lington Beach. 92646, or at :>36·2294. "We are interested in reviving and perpetuating old com · radeships," he said. "These are people who shared a common course in life and worke d. a nd foug ht and sacrificed together." he said. ONE OF THE prized ac· com plishments of the 2nd Air Division is the memorial library In Norwich. England, which served as the cente r of air operations during World War II. The library was financed by s urv iving membe rs of the division iD honor of its 6,032 mem· bers who lost their lives in lhe war. Dana Point OKs utility • conversion Permiason baa been granted to allow utility companies serving Dana l>oiot to install more than a mile of their cables underground along Pacific Coast Highway. The Orange County Board of Supervisors unanimously ap- proved the project between Streets of the Green Lantern and Crystal Lant.em. When finished in Decem~ 1982 , lhe utility lines now oo power poles will run under· ground along the scenic highway from Three Arch Bay to Doheny State Beach. The construction is expected to cost $810,000. San Diego Gas a nd E lectric Co .. Pacific Telephone and Storer Cable TV Inc. will pay for the work. The work is expected to begin in October 1981. -Boundary 8et WASfDNGTON (AP) -The United States and Venezuela ha ve signed • treaty which formally establishes a maritime boundary between the two COUD· tries otr the coast of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. ALL FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENTS FILED IN 1976 MUST BE REFILED IN 1981 1 and • those with changes must be republished at time of refiling HERE IS THE LAW· (Business and Professions Code) Sec. 17920 r· (a l Unless the statement expires earlier under s ubdivision lb l or !cl. a 1c· tilious business name st atement e xpires at the end of five years from December 31 of the year in which it was filed in the office.of the county cle rk. Sec. 1791 7 lb ) Subject to the requirements of subdivis ion <al. th~ newspap.er selected fQ.r the publica tion of the statement should be on e that circulates m the area where the bus iness is to be conducted . See. 17917 <c J Where a new statement is r equired because the prior s tatement has ex· plred under s ubdivision <a > of Section 17920. the new s tatement need not be publis hed unless there has been a c hange in the inforQ1ation required in the ex· plred s tatement. ·~.; <I . .' . F o' R FU RT H E R' I N F 0 RM AT I 0 N R EGA R D I 'N G F I L I NG AN D PUBUSHING CONSULT YOUR ATTORNEY OR CALL THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT LEGAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT (714 ) 642-4321 Ext 332 DAIL~· PiLOT • • ' 1 l l ~lorida 'Red .. Tide' pu:1:1lea aED ,,.,&, A lllCaO.O&GANISM which ap- pears red ln coaceotratioo, ls common along the Florida Gulf COUt south of Tampa Bay. can kill fiab and cause pa,ralytic shellfish poisoning in peo- ple who eat contaminated shellfish. A red tide outbreak in Maine this year forced. state oft'iciala to cloae the coast temporarily to lhellfilhing. This outbreak probably rode the Gulf Stream into the Atlantic and then broke away off the North Florida cout, officials indicated. A spokesman for the Volusia County sheriff's department s~id the noxious fumes were "still hanging around" despite a rain that cleared the beach. "THE RAIN SEEMED TO CUT down on the mist, but we're still getting some calls," said a sheriff's spokeswoman in nearby Flagler County. In New Smyrna Beach, where residents weren't bothered by the stinging mist, a police patrolman said he'd heard or "a rew" dead fish in the Halifax River. A number or dead birds were reported along the coasts of both countie.s. "The reason you don't see a lot or fish dying is b ecause the organism is right a long the shoreline," said Dr. Karen Steidin~er of the stale Department of Natural Resources Marine Fish· eries Laboratory. "The birds are probably dying because they are feeding on shellfish along the surf line. Because the shellfish strain the water through gills, they pick huge doses or the organism and it kills the birds.'' SHE SAID THE DARKENED water often seen in Gulf Coast outbreaks of the algae is "not com· mon. It depends on the intensity of the outbreak and the angle of the sun." But Maynard Presnell, chief of the Food and Drug Administration's Gulf Coast laboratory. said it didn't sound like red tide to him. "It sounds to me like it is some sort of unusual contaminant that has to be extremely volatile," he said. "It appears to be coming off the water as a spray." CHUCK MOORE OF THE Environmental Protection Agency's environmental emergency division in Atlanta said the outbreak needed study. "It certainly doesn't sound like red tide." Moore said. "They have considered a lot of things, including the chemicals that have been dumped off the coast of Florida, but they s ay the red tide is what caused the problems. It sounds like an un- usual sort of red tide." .............. al ~ ......... .. It JIOwu will be c111e....rb)' tbe Luuaa .. aela at.)' eo-cil .,.. Ta.1da1 at a I p.m . ...... Art»t Robert Wyland bu been told to bold off palntlq-tbe mural OD a block-klq wall between Htcb Drive aad Kyttle Street an tbe Inland aide of the blpway. WylaDd baa acbeduled a Monday atart for bl.a mural project but city officiala laid ~Y asked that no work be done "untll further notice." Earns degree Arthur Polana, 2864 Royal Palm Drive, Coata Mesa, received a degree in neurosciences from the University of Wisconsin. C()l 1 ECTORS CORNER AareColnaa .. mpe OOl.DASILYER Prtcea for 11-n.ao . Oe611C--.. ._Ct., .... Kr1>99r'r-1 :tf. .:::. M.,,leLeal .... .... 100Cor~ ..... 1617. so Pesos pn. '111. '°" su .. , 86ft 1 °"" uas ,_It .. --.. c. ... -..... 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New a1 The Newporur Inn 1107 Jamboree Ro.d, Newport Beach, c.alifomia Phone (714) 644-1700 When a young girl asked Utah's Gov. Scott Matheson why be can •P.ort a muatacbe but bis highway traopers cannot, be replied, "I don't ~·" But he ordered the Public Safety Com- mi11i0ner to review the rulea that pro· hlbit the practice for troopen. Clemente council 1"Clllta refined proptMtd By JORN N&EDBA• Ol•Ol6t't"91 ..... San Clemente City Council members have balked at City Manager Georse Caravalho'• recommendation that the city, hire two adminlstraton to over· see the city's redevelopment agency. Council members otdered Caravalho to come back with a refined hiring proposal wec1nes: day. Under a plan Caravalho ii pro- posln~1 _ !~ admlniatraton and four paannen would be hired to implement better plannillg for future crowtb. . THE tm.• he is asking the council to appropriate to pay the six new "city employees wowd come from increasea in devloper fees. While coWJcil members spoke favorably Tuesday about adding personnel in the planning de- partment, they said the hiring ~ planners and administrators woUJd have to be con1ldered aeP.arately. 'J am not in favor of expand· int the admini1traUve role ot the redevelopDMDt acency unUl lll dutiel are spelled out," 1ald councllman Bob l.Jmberc. Llmbtrg aald bla atat.ment wun 't meant aa an attack on the aceney. A KEY 1'0 Caravalho'• growth plannin& ii the "'vltall&lnl of the reCteve&opment acency. formed five yean ago to improve tbe pier bowl area. The alency atilt receives about $220,000 a year ln property tax revenU., which Caravalho says abould be Uled to beautify the older farts of San Clemente. C9unci members alao criti-. cized Caravalbo's indexing of proposed increases in developer Ceea to what Irvine, San Juan Ca pistrano and Carlsbad charge. "Why is it that every time we do something in this city we run out and Me what everybody. llM bu done!" uked Coundlman Patrick Lue. ~ •• "'9K1LD BB buhaa incre11e la developer f ... to~ we Deed ln U'1I C~)' ~. l~la ,matan to throw SUD,000 a problem.)efore we have Ill 'the needi~tbeclty and inc~ J,he fees accordingly:•• But Caravalho aald be ;wu bearln1 "lncon1l1tenclea "• la what council members were tell· ing him. "I bear you telllQI me you want comprehenalve J?lan· ning for the community, • be said. "Thia is what we are tryiq to do. We go to other communities to gain from their experience • and try not to re-lnvest the wheel whenever possible.'' · Caravalho was ordered to pro- vide a breakdown of how much of the $120,000 proposed for plan- ning salaries would be for ad· ministrators, and how mucb would be for planning personnel. 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The quettlon, accordln1 to Oreenberler and Stelnber1. is not whether teem abould work but rather. ii they do work, what kinda ol jobs are most valuable .and bow much of their time should be apent in the workplace? bet. In tbele job., the employee uaually K required to learn about tbe stock .and la placed in an actual "tbinldnlC" situation. The best jobe for social &rowth, 0 0 bowev•, an uually tbe banlelt job. to obtain. . "Tbe fact lJ teen-a1en are employed simply ·'becaue &.be)' are cOlt-effective. Tbe employer want. to pay minimum w.,e. not help further an adoleacent'a social development," Green- ber1er said. - GAME · PLAN "IT &EALL Y AMOUNTS to analyzinl the individual work experience, not Jllst assuming that work la eltber &ood or bad for teen-agers," SteinberJ said. • Reagan m~y rtm U.S. just like California Other findines revealed by the UCI study included: By TBO•AB D. ELIAS No sooner had Ronald Reagan's election been cement· ed t,ban be began making moves indj.cating h is federal ad - ministration will be run very mueb like California wu duriq his two terms as governor. Tbat will probably disappoint so Ille of Reagan 's ultra· conaervative supporters, but it shouldn't be a major surprise, for the Reaean record bu been no 1tecm and it is much more moderate tban hls campaign rhetoric. IN FACT, Reagan's political pattern has long been one of ex· tremely conservative rhetoric combined with actions not very different from those a moderate migJit adopt. Recalls Robert Moretti, the liberal former Assembly speaker with whom the pre· sident-elect jousted for four yeah, "He was a lot more pra1matic in office than on the stump." And Reaean aides indicated ear{)' on lbey expect tbat pattern to c•ntinue. '"Phis lsn 't a takeover for the right wing ," s aid Jack Courtemanche, who beaded Reagan's California campaign. REAGAN RIM~LF has in· dicated in severtl ways since the election that he won't be a prisQner of the far right -while still making sure not to alienate his supporters there. His transition team, for in· stance, includes mostly moderates with long histories in government. Former President Ger•ld Ford, Democratic Sens. Henry Jackson and Richard ·stone and Washington lawyer Edward Bennett Williams a.re examples. Reagan indicated tbe Moral Majority and similar far-right groups will be listened to, but not aeceuarily obeyed. "Only the Sen.ate can sign off on Cabinet appointments," he responded to a press conference questioner who uked lf ultra· rlebt wing groups would be given a veto over appointment.a. WHEN REAGAN was IOV· emor, as now, he always bad to con"'nd with a legislature where at leaat one house was controlled by Democrat.I. E.en the welfare reforms be cite• in the campaip as his proudest achievement were the result of compromise with De111ocrat.a. R•a1an cot t11hter ellatbllity standarda, reduced 1rants to famWes with supplemental in· comes and a worlt-for·welfare proYialon for able-bod.led reci· plenta, but he cave in, too. Democratic le1lalators won cuaranteed co1t-of-livin1 in· creaaea for recJplentl, aomet.blq Rea1an bad oppoeed. TB&T co•••o•1s1: waa tJplcal of -•• relatlou with De mocratlc le1ll latora, •peeiall1 after 119, when arcb· ••~1 , .... Uanlla Iott tbe A.a· ... ..., .......... pott. 'J'be lawmaUn on1J O¥enode OIM ="'°bl eltbt ,....., •••• that tbe pneident· ~'.._ ... • ... 1 DAILY PILOT The comment. paae or tht ' Daily Piiot aeeks to IMorm and stimulate readera by pretentln1 a v1rlety ot ~m· mentary on topic• of In~ ud 1l1ntncance from In· formed ob1erver1 and spokesmen. 1toOm N IVHd. Pv'**' r SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS elect knows bow to compromise. The Reagan California pattern will apparently extend beyond moderation of some of his rhetoricat positions, too. Cbief.-of-staff Edwin Meese bas already set about imposing the same sort of administrative methods on Reagan's new re- gime that he u se d in Sacramento. ·'The Cabinet is the foc us of poUcy-makin1." Meese saitl In a Sacramento interview ii\ 1971, addiq that full cabinet meetinca were the principal forum for key aides to get their views before Reagan. Now Meese says the full new Reagan Cabinet will probably meet witb the new president twice a week, while maintaining offices near the White House. Tbe object is to prevent dis· sension by making sure all ma- jor aides are able to present their views, while also preclud- ing individuals from being able to sway Reagan by simple force of personality in intense one-on- one seuion5. -Teeu wlllo work tend to use cigarettes, alcohol, marijuana and other drugs more often than unemployed adolescent.a, partly because they have more availa- ble cash and partly because they are subjected to more stress from their jobs. -Sineea-year-oldl who work more than 20 hours a week fre· quently ex"perience lower grades, less involvement with school activities and less time spent with their families (the same holds true with IS.year· olds who work m ore than 15 hours a week). -Beca111e most jobt offered ) ) .. Cold turkey? Tips ~n dumping the tooed How often have you tried lo stop smoking? Caltrans people vanishing breed? ·io teen-agers are routine, if not actually boring, many young workers receive a n early negative impression or work. -Worklng girl s, in particular, seem to become more detached from their families once they begin work· ing. Greenberger and Steinberg emphasize that the popular im· age of teen-age worke rs fre· quenUy is unrelated to the ac· tual experiece of working teer&. If you think it gets harder each lime, you're right, ac- cording to Susan Hook , senior therapist at the Kaiser. Permanente Stop-Smoking Clinic in Los Angeles. KNOWING THE SYMPTOMS of smoking withdrawal - and what lo expect -can help, the psychologist told the Health Insurance Institute.• "Many smokers use smoking to dull hunger pangs and control weight. In addition, once people stop smoking, they often comment on how food tastes different.'' She believes that the "nicotine nash" is interpreted by many as hunger pangs, so they reach for food instead of the forbidden cigarette. As many as 4,000 Caltrans employees -mostly from the ranks ol engineeriug and related fields -would face layoffs In twc years unless more money i· pumped into the dwindlin Caltrans budget. This was the alarm so~ded lhi month by the staff Joi lhl California Transportation Com· mission. . BECAUSE CALTaANS is spending money faster than it is taking it in, the commission staff project.a that sometime in 1982 there may be nothing left to build major new California road proj- ects or to fund most major transit operations. Caltrans Director Adriana Gianturco charged that the com- mission's report was "absolutely absurd." · Her plan calls for Cal trans to re· duce the payroll witbout oulri1ht layoffs through normal attrition. · Her projections real on the as· sumptions of economies and yet· to· be legislated new revenues, such as a tax on each new tire sold and a "u l(U.Uler tax on new can. Michael Evanhoe, executive secretary of the commission, said that it would "be roughly two years before the crisis set.a In." The diff e r e n ce Thi• commentary on c:auran1 emp~ um orlgtn4Uy pfll>IUhed in the Stale Emplor/n. a lournal of tM Cali/omM1 Jtate EmploJlee• ANOCia· tion. between the commission's estimate and the department's is that the commission staff s tripped away all Gianturco's as- sumptiOIU of economies and new revenues. E\'.anhoe said that it is doubtful that the new Legislature wou.ld pass any type of tire tax or gas guzzler tax. Evanhoe said the commission is listing a number of possible solutions, including a recommen· dation tothe Legislature to charge consumen an 8 percent fuel tax, Instead of the present 7 cents a gallon tax. The current budget problems were brought on by rising infla· tion and reduced revenue from gasoline taxes. TO BEGIN ECONOMIES, Ca ltrana management an- nounced ln September a plan to consolidate six project develop. menl functions into a central Sacramento location and also placed a freeae on all appoint· ments to all positions th(oughout the department at the staff level and above. "People who insist tbat work· ing is wonderful for kids usually have romantic, outdated notions of work. They visualize a, close, one -lo-one apprenticeship with an adult. Those same people just don't realize that for most peo- ple work is a very different ex· perience In today's world. "For many teen! the work ex· perience is nothing more than standing in an assembly line wrapping burgers with other kids . Not only do they ex· perience little interaction with adult supervisors but the job itseU offers very little opportuni· ty for learning to assume responsibility," Stelnberg said. Greenberger and Steinberg neither condone or condemn jobs for teens. However, for parent.a puzzllna over the pros and con& of teenaie employment they suggest that limiting the number of hours worked and steerlJll the teen-ager toward potentially challenging and seU- satisfying work are among the moat important considerations. TRElua aESEARCREllS re- port that retail sales jobs where the employee personally assist.a the customer are often a good Otcr •an In .~an f 'ranf"ilwf1 "MANY NEW NON-SMOKERS feel spacey and dizzy. But much of this light-headedness is from increased oxygen. Before. as smokers, they were receiving only 30 percent of available oxygen when inhaling. Now. however, they get close tolOOpercentof availableoxygen," she added. Other withdrawal symptoms -listed by Saul Shiffman, Ph.D., associate director of UCLA Medical School Laboratory for the Study of Smoking Behavior -are ir· ritabillty, nausea, difficulty in concentrating, headaches, gastrointestinal upset, and constipation. ••A.BOUT HALF OF THOSE who stop smoking gain weight and some have slower psychomotor responses because nicotine is a stimulant which speeds up the central nervomsystem," Dr. Shiffman told the Institute. "Withdrawal symptoms start soon, frequently within two hours of abstinence. In the first week, symptoms usually gel less severe. But in the second week, sympt.oms either tevetofforgetworse. 1 "SYMPTOMS ALSO vary during the day -tobacco craving is .less painful in the early morning hours and strongest around 7 p.m. "You are never really cured of smoking. Expect recur· ring urges, and you 'II be better prepared to handle them," be advised. COLD nJRKEY IS best, agTeed both stop-s moking ex- perts. In general, gradual cutting back is not successful since, as you cut down, your body becomes deprived of nicotine and this triggers withdrawal symptoms. Tb.is discomfort is painfully drawn out if the cutback is done over a longer period of time. -Health lnniraftCe Institute Transitions & other trivia ByBEaBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -You th1nk you've 1ot it tou1b? How would you lllte to be one ot the Secret Service aaenta .who'll have to move to PLAINS, frevvinlakes, witb The Lo9er? Surely a com- paulonate Con1reas will come up with hardabip pay. SODDEN 81!QlJEL: Onee llr. Reaaan la aworn lD, a trivia foot.not. to bla· tol'J wlll be wrtttm. For the flnt time. we'll have four Uvtn1 PNal· dentl -Nhron, Ford, Carter. Rea•an. ff it lan't tbe flnt time, aue me. lly researeb sot bo•&.•d •dowa aomewllin aromd Tip- pecanoe and Tyler Too . . , Platucoop from _l. Maura Jleeban: Tbe IOler Md bil brother an ~· ~ ......., ill a joint ffllture to maaulaeture ".Jfmaw, a.. Nuta." ••• .PUmUANDIOOI ,_ of tbt IDOMb: Cal Stu· deal .......... took • ,.a&me job • a ........ =---..::-~ .~ ~ ..:' ,:\.:-! ..., .... , .. "No ......................... -• 111ta e." WHERE DID ALL tbe tourists 10? John Timotb1 knows (be'a the deli1bUul youna street artist who wean white tie, top bat and taila while playtna piano from the back ot a pickup truck ln the theater diatrtct). At the Plnecreat at lluon and Geary, be apotted tbil tllD ln the window: "We Spedalile lD ConveaUaaeen," and went ri1bt in to aee bow tbey lute. "117 favorite,·· be ~ ports, "ii Sales Rep a la Parmletano. ·· Hold the nameta1. .. "' TAllS 11111 AWAY: At tbe Tarantella in Com· PutertiDo, Joma Drman uted tbe waitresa "What klDd of.,... do yGU ba••f" -when ahe replied "All kinda ot domeeUc ad imported, .. be aaid, • "Okay, bow about a Carta Blanca?" "Ub, aorry," abe ventured. "W• only tlke Vin and llPter'Charee. '' &Sa.GO: n'I tramltion time lo WuhiDltOD, ud our ..... pvancl cUaw. Loall (Tbe lloa.> Cllabee, bU obtained a Jiat of Carterltel wbo will brW a.r--•aJor ._ ... Stand by for : " .,,.. IDftatklD ,.... 'e perctnt to 17 eat" --br.-Alfred Calm. "Dlleol I Have WD" -llamUt.on Jordan ... Row to Deal With e11orttt Natkllla" -Btlb Cartlr. "Proper Attln . or State Funerall" -Illa UUlan Carter. "Mak· .... Dllmt.e a Dlrt7 ....... ~·· -Zbpln Brae--:=· I J9t lunld to spell b11 aaaM wit.bout ttwp ......... leaytq). ••• .... .,.. ,.. lmmonl mlDarttJ, ... ... ..... , .. ......., ... , .... __ .....,. ..... . ------:-_.. __ _ ring, ''that the Morbid Majority separated Church (Frank) from State" . . . More newa from Waabidlton: White House carpenters are al~ady worltl.nl on the master bedroom, remodellnl it so tbat Ronnie can aleep witb hil bead lo tbe ball. Tbat way, by tbe tJme be wakea up somebody will already have shined hla hair. * * * XllA.8 SHOPPING UPI: ID the Hammacher· Schlemmer catal~aue, an ''*'iectronlc Diet Fork," wltb 1reeD and red Upta that tell you when to eat, wbell to atop, and "lnduees wet1bt Ion tbfOUlb betulor anodtftcation." Suuuure. Still, for t12.t5, a conversation piffe fur people who like to talk wttb their moutbl full. ''THE Nm POV& _,ean lbould be 1ood for bra.lD l\ll'PODI," mute9 Bad lcbwab. ''ftlU ol the bauered beada .. people dlytq ban mto the cloeet meet tboM ttawllnt Odl of ti.. waodwcd I•• ••• llA&Y CtJNNINGM•, the .. yr.old who,... .. .... under.,..... .... a Bandb viff.pNe., hu been ll~ ber wounds under aai aumned name at La Coltawbo the ,,. Mar Sa 0..90. No 11p ot Blll Ape, mllde her nat .... la today. ••• ONWAllD: JUDY Se181 fGnardt evtclmff tbat tbt eoap at the Calff. Medical l'acilitJ m Vaea.W. (Jail, to touH) ii NSuM ta a red . . wMM _. llhli wrapper lhlt ·Nedi· •"J1aaak You lor BetalOurGu.t." MESSAGE OF PEACE ON EARTH Trent Lethco, Fount81n Valley DASH AWAY, DASH AWAY ALL Kymberly Radzat, Newport ••~ch Ask Andy It seems Christmas alwaya br1np UM bil1eat reapome to Uncle Len's drawinl coote.t, and this season appean no e~cep tion. We asked your ideas for Christmas card designs, and were f1oodtd with re- markably 1ood sketches and a variety of ideas for a holiday still almost a month away. There also were a sizeable mlmber of fint·time entries, which is always pleasant. OUR WINNER is Trent Lethco of 10413 Owl Circle, Fountain Valley. Trent used bold s plashes of black on white in a silhouette-type depiction of the manger scene. You win $5, Trent. The runnerup is Kym- berly Rachal of 2535 Vista Dr., Newport Beach. Her sketch, winning $2, shows Santa dropping off toys and gift.a as his sleigh dips low over an Orange Coast home on Christmas Eve. DESERVING of honora- ble mention are Mite and Stephen LeSieut of Corona del Mar, David Deck of Huntington Beach, Amy Wes ton of Costa Mesa and Amy Sutter of Corona del Mar. Othe~ superb drawings were submitted by re- gulars Michelle Strand and Danielle Courson of Costa Mesa, Sarah Andrus of Balboa, Dawn Umemoto of Huntington Beach, Darrell Carner of Fountain Valley, and Joel and Estelle Ratleff of Irvine. Everybody keep up the good wort. Remember . - What • IS 8 soul? . Andy sends the Star Wars Question and Answer Book About Space to De bbie Krauszer, 9, of Edison, N.J., for her question: WHAT IS A SOUL? A person's souJ is the spiritual part of him as distinct from the physical part. The soul can also be described as the emotional part of a person's nature or the _se~al of bis feelings and senti- ments. The religions and philosophies of all time have been occupied with the soul because they ·always have for one of their first problems the nature or existence and of living. One of the most widely accept- ed concepts in the world of re- ligion and philosophy is im· mortality. With this is the accep. tance of the existence of a soul to live apart from the body after death. IN CHRISTIANITY, the soul is all-important. However, because the Bible does not give a formal definition of the con- cept, Christian definitions vary greatly. Christians as well as those who believe in Is lam and Zoroastrianism believe that man will be judged for his actions on this earth and that his soul will be sent to heaven or bell. Hinduis m , Jainism and Sikhism believe that the soul is reincarnated or reborn into many bodies before it finally becomes good enough to be wlit- ed with the infinite. Judaism, Confucianism, Taoism and Shinto are less dei- inite in their teachings about life after d eath. But they generally believe that something in, man does indeed endure beyond death, even ihough the living cannot understand how. The term soul is also used for various concepts meaning in- wardness of fundamental character. Transmigration of the soul is the belief that after death the soul goes into the body of an animal or another human being. This belief prevailed among many primitive people.s and in ancient Greece and Egypt. The Greeks believed in re- ernbodiment of the soul after a period of retribution in Hades. Hades was the underworld in- habited by departed souls. THE IDEA OF tranamigraUon of the soul says the soul passes from ooe body to another uoW it is purified. It then returns to the dwelling place of its god. Andy sends the Star Wars Question and Answer Book About Space to Randy R l ch a rd s 0 n. 11, 0 f St . Catharines, Ontario, Canada, for his question: WHERE DOWE GETMOLA88ES! Molasses ls a thlct, sweet, sticky syrup. We cet moat molaues as a byproduct in the manufacture of 1U1ar from sug- ar cane. Molasses is almost 70 percent carbohydrates. Countries that crow sugar cane produce moat of the world'• moluses, as you can imaline. ID the United States, the (eder ol moluaes produc· Uon LI Loulalana. lloi.... LI a liquid that la • tabled &om 1u,ar crystals by chancmc cane juice t.o~autar. n la made by either an opeb 11:.W. method OI' by a vacuum pall method. Luse l\llU f actori• •eneral· ly UH tbe vacwm pan ~· After bodin1 and atlninl. _. mixture la spun lD totatlnl eoo- talllen. • llolMHa left efter ••"'al \IOUlDtl ii called Maebtr•-____ ............ . .,.._...._..., .. ___ ... . .. "'WI ,arc~== =----~~P-·--·---;•Al-...... c.m~-. .... --,... -. ............... _ ...... ..... , .. "· that for our Christmas contest, all entries remain eligible each week through Dec. 20. So new work you send in will be added am- munition for you the following week. WE'LL TRY a slightly different project this com- ing week. You'll need crayons for this one, so dig them out from the closet, your toy box or dresser. Our project ~ t.o color the family Christmas scene you see in the upper right comer of thla pa1e. Be sure to mail it not later than Tuesday to Uncle Leo, Box 1560, Costa Men, Calif. 92626. THE GRAND prize win- ner of the Christmas drawing contest will be host to his or her family for a day at Disneyland. They will have reserved seats for the spectacular "Fantasy on Parade'' and the winner also will be able to treat guests to lunch. Fant.as)' on Parade re- tum.s to Disneyland alter an absence of three years. The 350 participants re- DM.YPIL.Dr create scenes from such popular movie classics as ··Mary Poppins," "Cin- derella," "Pinocchio," "Alice in Wonderland" and "Babes in Toyland." Parade times are 2 and 9 p.m . each day from Dec. 20 to Jan. 4, except Dec. 22-25 and Jan. l and 4 when only 2 p .m . per f prmances are scheduled. Don 'l miss your chance for the b.ig treat! Track down your crayons and start coloring. You may enter as many pictures as you wish. l•il l 111' • J:n • .-elf ' r r ••; _, n1··1 • 01•:: i ,,,\ 'Iii~ ')1) I fl"'> , 1l1t. •1 )11m 1H ' d I! I( ~'}'! b1 .. MARCH OF TOY IOU>llRI fROM 'BABEi IN TOYLAND' P~ m.-C mallen at Dteneyland Pupils 'talk' by balloons to celebrate GREELEY, Colo. (AP) -To celebrate the concl\aalon of a readinl procram, Weld County Junior hitb school students re- leHed helium balloon• with meuqe1. Elehth 1rader Steve Smith-a reply a few daya later from lluen, Arll:. -1,0IO mllel away. Teaca..r Sharon Beabon said Sarah Ualford, a alxth lfacle atU· •t ID Ha~..t . wrote to NpOlt fbldbta tile aenated ballocm at a farm the day after the la•dllnl· a.nil a1IO wwered ..._., .....,_,..,... ... llbl .... •JU• laumoroua atorlH, lo•• ltor1el • md IQ'lterlea. Sbe. lD tvD, 11111111 about Colorado and ltamomlM•. Stick-in-tM-mud .n students groumWd ot~ ~I ,, 9 cJ .~q,:., r:JfUI.., BEAUFORT. S.C. <APj - Three eighth graders OD a field trip to a marsh 1ot a litUe too lmmened tn their studies. They were stuck up to their necks In mud but were pulled, unharmed, to safety. The three, whole name1 were not releued, were memben ol an earth acieno+ cla11 at Beaufort Junior Hilb Sebool, of. ficiala said. They became impa- tient durtn. a tri~ tp a Beaufort Bay marsh to f:..thet marine aampi. llBd dee aot to watt .fOl\~_tide t.o rise. They befan wa...... Offf the mud t.o tbe watar. Tbe dal WU equip~ with .............. 'tllle"8· deDta wen whoopla1 tt up, cllda 't do what tbe t .. ober told ·them and some people cot bystertc,i, •• said Prlncipat Rid· dick Trowell. J m9• . "I'm distressed .. , but lhettT • students really were in nq 900 danger," he said, adding th•Jn"" future tripe are still on for the marine bioloty program. Beaufort pollcemen uaed life preserven ~ ropes to p~I ltlldenta beck to aolid c Trowell said. Several other pupils allo l~rt1' stuck, tbouah not as deeply, lie1:o ••id. tlll All of the muddy atu~eni.n41 were clMIMCI off at aehool. 'l'be-sm tbree won't be 1oln1 OD anJ•ol more out•np, the principal aaicl., •l l Qaia lidetneked J'' Bee ... ol Wela, delaya, tbe Saturday fMt1n Tbe Qula dtd not arrive. It will be resume( ,nextweell. • ~- (J l DM.Yf'tLOT .... .. Blllad country mullc 1la1er Ronni• llU1ap llr...,atb.11 • NaahvlU. home followln1 a re· lap ae of pneumonia, a 1pote1woman ay1 Mllsap, 34, collapsed at Na1hviJle '1 Mun icipa l Airport SPECIAL I with FLUOR& 9u.ro•l.21 SAVE•2.oo HAND HELD SPOTLIGHl r.,AMEICE' QUAm POWH£D Tiie liPt tUt tns lliPt illf• •• ,. ,,..s lit• .. , 12 won ci1arttte li(llter. SAVE•2.oo COMPACT AIR COMPRESSOR by AMERCE' a.~liea ,,~ . iexMt Bible words to be deleted Nl:W YOU (AP)..:_ la a mowe that olflelaJ• Hjd could be a tint 1tep to ant revtalq tbe Bibh, tbe National wacU of CburclMI bu decided to • ea.lit paua1es from a biblical • uaed by 12 cburcbea durln1 onhlp. Tbe council'• Dlvlllon of Education ud Klnllt.ry adopted a plan to revlff the leetlonary. which la a &ulde to wonblp lbat quotes the Old and New Teatamenta extensively. The council '1 32 Protestant and Orthodox member churches uae the lee- tionat')' ao services at the vatlom de· nomlutioqa are oa the same 1ubject at about the •ame tlme. The 1oalJ.._ ucord ln1 to council 1pokesman uave 0.borne, wUJ be to adopt "a st1le ol tan1uaae wbleb ex· pres ... inclmlv-... with re1ud to human beu.,. and wblcb attempts to expand the ,.... ot lmal• beYoDd the maacWine to anl1t the church in un· der1tandl.n1 the full nature of God." He said that would include eliminat- lne or reduclne references to God as "he." and substituting some other ex-pressions. "Alao you try to aubeUtute nhr.,. for 'men ' and 'IW,etb.ren' -say 'b"Uman be- ln11 ' or 'ailtera and brotbera,' aom~ to lnd.lcate tbat yau're DOt ncludlq baJf the bumu ra~." said Osborne. Tbe lecttonary la prepared by member dllurcbes in three-year cycl•. The churches have 40 million memben in the United States and Puerto Rico. Osborne said the council may con- sider making changes in the Bible to ellmlnate sex discrimination within the decade. SPECIAL I SAYE4B ~ SAYE2ac A GREAT .... FLEX I -.oo. CltlMTIONEI PLACE TO SHOP AD PRICES PREVAIL: PER•R •1Dll.WA1D ,. Holiday Cards 45CtSHl£S ~ .,:..-;:~ 2 39 ::;;.-:-- IOI Of 20 • lliOI ~__,.. • [as, tt llSt-•• ""'. IR dtllp (Illy 12 nh SUN. NOV. 30th. THAU TUES. DEC. 2nd. "GEMS Of CHRISTMAS" or -"' / "ll£GANT WHn'tl MAGIC" ~t cipntte l!Pter I ....... 12~95 SAVE•3.00 mu 11 .ELECTltC HEATER c.,.ct. IPC•UYinl ...... 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A compo1er, record produeer and record company executive ln addltion to being a 1ultari1t, Atkins received a standinl ovatlon when he walked onto the Opry stage to begin the show by playtn1 "The BatUe of New Orleans." "Spiders IDd Snair•" Md M a bost ol tbe TV lbow 1'TboM Amal· •inl Animals," did Atkinl "18 aot oDIJ a friend to me, be'• my bero." Aad lt tetta1Aly wun't *•Ult Atk._ talbd t.oo 1on1. He wu hlJ Ulual laaoak MU. Foster Brooks, Charlie Daniell, Atk:inl, who traded a pistol for Ra y Stevena, Roy Acuff, Tom T. bia first guitar, became a re1Ular IMt br the Um• the nWTY ol U.w batiuu ~raonaUUes aot ~ ~ ud routine the iaa ~. UM tribute had IMted four hours &oncer than ex· Hall , Earl Klugh, Archie member'of the Grand Ole Opry c&inpbell, Dale Robert1on. cast ID 1950 and was on his way to Georae "Goober" Undsey, Boots a careel' that would spawn more Randolph, F1oyd Cramer, Danny than 30 albums. He was elected to Davis, Roger Mlller, Minnie tbeCotmtryMuslc Hallo!Famein "I 'm kind of known u a qulet sort of IUY, but I'm not," be said. , And there were some bar'M. Comedian Shorr quipped about the low-Irey AWm: "aa.t la my ideal. He'• llr. Excttemnt." . Even AWDI jolDed in OD tbe humor. · Pearl, Don Everly, Porter 1973. . . '*'*'· N•vertbele11, the tribute haa Wasgoner, Don Gibson, Bobby He helped the careers or some of Bare, Charley Pride and the the biggest names in country Staller Brothers. r;nusic, including Jerry Reed, ''Tonight is special for me because I have a lot of my buddies here who like the same things l like, Uke guitar, golf," Atkins "You know they'll probably edit me out ol the whole damn tbiq - .and put in Roy Clark. I've been studying bis big note guitar method lately." bMn edhed for a two-hour •YD· dleated television special, "A said, Stafford, best known for his song Assone4 flavors REVLON Milk Plus 6 · 24 Hour Moisturizer LOTION Sottens away dry 2 99 skill last. 4 oz. • Kordite II TRASH iAGS • Tntllt A Gr .. wltti Tift 16 a.p (J0.23 Cal.) • lar1• TraM A Un 12 .... (33 , ••. ) • T 811 IUtcllea C.. 25 a.p (13 Cal.) 1.79 ... BOYS' ~PMAMAS Pllllower top wrtll elastic w,.st. Saft 1nd warm SIZES SIZES r~ 2·• 4-7 ~ "4.88 5.88 -· ~ .,,. ______ _ rt LONG SL£EY POLO SHIR CoM" ctlttll hits •t , .... llf!Cd. Co11trast crew Hek alld cwtts. SIZES 2-6X 2iS5.00 --T-OOOU---.-.,-INf'_A_NT_S __ '~ 2-PIECE SElS ~:~ Chlldre11 rm c111't llllf 1-'r ltM ' •htn ttltJ ... IUPSTUff ilsl.itlS. Ma•• with HSJ·Clrt. ,.n111 press fabrics. INFANTS TODIUR 5.88 6.88 r SAVE2.ae ND1lE HOT COCOA MJXwme - MARSHMALLows 1.11 15 · l oz. 1:...e.,.. SPECIAL! .. 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S.G., Newport Beach Seny, INt ta. eo.t of 9ffl'·tk-eouter prepara- tlou remalM • ..., die lo..a of au medkaJ tnat- •MU. 'l1le \J.8. ~= nep.n.eM reporU tut 75percn&.r au ud 111.J•rlff are laltlal· Jy treated .....,la -e1re ud ... prncrlptloll •e4idMll. Bat, accordlDI to Nata..a I . Stark, ••· denettetary of Beattlt aad lhmaa Servkes, Ollly 3 perceetof&1ae11t1o1t•1..._lbealtllcarecoata1oe1for over-~ mHlcatlou. Tlda la • 1arprise coatlclerllll tbe a.WOaomlcal coat of doctors• servlctm, lloepltalluUoa aad prescripdoe dnl•· Doefl••• pa,, lo ti'•il I .'VewJ• Out1ola1 A•· aemblywoman Leona Epl~1 D·San JOM, "1JI dlrect the 1tate'1 chUd bealtll ~r•ID u chief 'diputy director ol the Health lervlc.r Department. SERIOUS INYllTO,•I . WANTfD-. .... yi I -. ........ ·-Telephone, Memory Dialer, Auto' Re-dlal Stopwatch,. Calculator, Clock, FCC approved, CPuC registered. Contact: J . OWens 714-~S-2233 Pl_., ~-•Pl~ Pwllll.,_ 0r"9 C.OHI o.lly Pllol ~19'1M Qr .. CoHI .._ty r->IGlt .. ow. I, IS, tt, it, 1.. 4A"2• DEAR PAT: I plan to continue working aft.er I'm 6S years 6td. Sbould I apply for Medicare before my 6$th birthday or wait until I retire in several more ....,.1.u.n .it.1• ..,., .. ---------.GIAtff PUBUC NOTICE HAllC>a LA Wl4-MT. OUVI Morruarv •Cemetery CrelJ'a torv 1625 Gisler Ave Gosta Mesa 54().5554 ,_HCI llOTHHS llU llOADWAY MO«TUAU IALn I HICiPHOH SMrTH & TUTHtLl WISTCUFf CHANL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 6~6-9371 rlBFANK.Y CO..OMAL FUMllAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893·3525 PAC-IAC YllW 'MIMO .. ALPAll C6n'ttterv Mortuarv Chepel 3500 Pacific View Dri11e Newport Beach &«·2700 .. :·. . •*II I I Cll M01mlAl•S laQuna Beach 494-9415 I· Laqyna Hills 768-09~ 991 J~ C8p194rlln0 -..111& 0. PUBLIC NOTICE PICT1Tt0Ua .......... llAMa STAT'IMallT Tl\e .... ...._ ..,._ Is o.1119 lluSI· ltftS M : !L MATAOOlt MaJC1CAN R~STAURANl, 1' .. Newpor1 81Yd., Coste~. CA m21 M•r<l•I GellarOo, 1101 Or<Mrd Or .• S.nt. AM, CA 9170S This l>US!Mls Is <onducled by an In· dlvldwel. Marciel GellerOo This st.\ement wes lllecl with lllt Count~ C .. fll ol Oreno-COIHlfY on Nov. ta,'"°· • 1'14ftU Publl"*l Orange C:O.st Dally Piiot, How I), 22. 2t, ()«. 6. ltlO 4S71«1 ft01n111t I HERBERT MAURICE PORTER, resident of I rvlne. Ce. Paned awav on How m-21, IMO. H• wes • .-ac1ua1e of UCLA I.aw Sc'-1 In t• He •I· l...cied -.wton Unlwrslt'I' ol PWM· sytvanl•; lie belonoed to the NetioNI Lawyers Guild ..... a me"'be' of Ille Celllornla Stete Ber Auoci.11on ....s a r.slcMnt ol Ollllornla for JS 'l'Hrs. He •is wr•l....S by Ills wlle loMrlor•• 1'9'1., ol trvlne, Ce , 2 ~ ICefld.il Port., oc NortttrlctQIR. Ce. -o ... 1a ,.rt., ol Irvine, Ce., t OllllQ,....l"S Linde .... rter el San\• "'1'~~ PWt., ol Irvine; Ci., fly ...... Diby. Memorl .. ,.,.., -P•ill'ft9. Servl<H .,., lfl9.Cllr~-ot .. ..,,.,. Lawn·-Olive MDrt-y ot Costa Mew.~U)4 TAP'! HARllEY c TAFE, ruldent ol H••Porl Bee<tt. Ce. Passed •wey on November U , 191D. &o<n Oclotier I, 1903 In ci. .. 1-. Ottlo S..rvlved by 1111 dau91tter Terry 1(.,,,.1• Of MeWf'lll1 k e<h. Ce. -P .. rlde Sper,.... Of Polouw. Wathll!Qton, J granctc:lllklren -a bt-r ~.-.Tele of SM' ci.-..... ea. ,._,.1'rYleel~• N44I ... ~.,. a.a,_.," It t:GOPM 11 -P.clftC V-. . lel c "apel. rn,.rm•nl PeclllC "'•• Memorial P•f1o.. ,._,.,,, 8e.eh. Ca. PacJll< vi.. Mer....,., ctfrecrora. H IU I ROBERT L HILL, re1ldent ol NewPO,, &Mc/I, Ce. P .. ..ci away on •November 21, ltlO at ~ H~llel. 'He was -n~l 17, 1"7 In IC•Me• City, ICanMoi, l'M wes h Y-OHI Mn IOI Col ... Mn . Thorne• Lemuel Hill of \llr9lnla. Nr Hill rnovea t.o S.Ote Alta, years! .. J .E .. Costa Mesa . ' Tlae Socl.a Secarlty Admllll8'ration advises a6yome "'° woru w1oad age a• to poslpolle ap- plytn1 for • Medicare pro.,..m. Most llealUI in· Hraace plans are eet ap so &hat be9eflta are reclaced wbea people reach age 15 ud are ntltled to Medicare. So If you doe't aJp 'IP for Medicare oe tlme-afewmoetllsbefonyovlStllblr&Way-yoa may no& be adequately covered by luara•ce lf yoa bave aa Ulnessor are bospt&albed. Calri ... "'"'-,.,.,,, , ... OEAR PAT: My motheris 82 years old. Her doc- tor says she has osteoporosis and that her bones have become fragile and brittle. He told her to take calcium pills to help this condition. I wonder if this does any goodorlfit's a needlessexpensetoher. W.F. HunUnctonBeach Osteopciin9ls, .,....., ..... •1Mra119, la a~- Uoll •blcll •"-"bet.ea•~ &I percat ol the female elderly la tbe U.S. &o 901De deg"". This fragJle bode coedltlon IDcreaaes ·lhe danger or broke• bone9 as well H belag pal.Dim. A stall)' ccehcted la Kentucky supports yoar ntetber•1 &fta&~n. t& Indicated that u out of lZ eldetfy • ...... aaffertng from osteoporosis ID· creised O.eir bone densities "slplncaatly .. after s uppletnentlng thelt diets for six moatbs with calcium. C.1unt-dif fif"tdl t •• find DEAR PAT: I'm interested in becoming a landscape architec&~!;vi.og a hard time find· ing a course U1ai)1 Ml WtM.aaib eo•rd of L~-Ardl(&.ects. 1Jd you behbere such a cour&eisbelil1offet1!4? · A.J .. Costa Mesa VC Irvine's Eneaslon otters a certlftcate pro- gram wblcb ls oae of ODly two lD the state lo be ac- credl&ed by tbe Board of Landscape Arcbiteda. Tbe 80-unlt currfca.lum will a:aUafy part or the requlre- menta ror the state Ucease la laDdscape architec- ture. ContacUlCI f:stelllNoa by writlDg ao P.O. Bos AZ, lrv1Mtn11,iw11'i•m •• .. r••lafortb•· t l.na • •• -' ... fC•. •ill> nis la"'flf In 1•10. 10 ".""."'f' 4 i.r" ~. • , 1' • 1oreo11ated trom ~n• H1911 ttl!Wt • '.J t i:. ,r: ,..._~ 'l'. • :i-;:,:.:;~u~ ene.\.~~~ ---11~14! S..• ~ler Ntty....,. -.Ht._•. w.'M .· ·· 1 • ~"',._WIKs~ .. ,..,..... . ·DEAR PAT· r·~ teoted ev-wbere for a anor 1 .,....,., L6t A~ • .... 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Md Boale¥ard. la tll4 beck live LeQei w«»d and bis We, \'Wet. ID tr.. air ii the ,...... amell of Heda and dried cbidi:en ll)anure fropi the ........ AP__.__ ,,.. .. ,... ... ~wood.· wbo ~ • ,_,.b' catalol on b1I fnlll.roma ..-, calla it tbe lut a.It Med .._. ID loutblrn Callfenla. He burl Medi trom tbe PerrJ llorM CompaDJ. and ablo ltoeb YuieU• wbldl bil com,.._ DO_,... Hll. 1..-..i cucumber wblc~ be ralsea himHlf, f« example. LAIT YBA&, A &IOT of oraqe-eolored California pop. pl• popped up lD the froot yard. Ledaerwood calmly harvested tbelr Medi and told them f« .. a r::'-erwooct weipa the seed be aelll to boaie iardenera, landacapera, acboola and parb on a rusty Fairbank• acate purcbaaecl aecood·band, allo 47 years 8'0· He carefully mans tbe price of Ule purcbue on brown paper baia wltb bis home-made rubber stampe. As a youne man in South Pasadena, be worked bis way throu1b farm courses at UC Davil by breedi.ni tomatoes for a · proleuor tryin8 to create a diaeue-reaistant variety. Ledeerwood recalls proudly that the variety waa a (orertm· ner or today's supermarket tomato. AFTER GRADUATING, be went to work for the California Packing Co., responsible for selecting varieties or vegetables to be canned by Del Monte. Later, be worked for a seed company which sold its wares around Watsonville and Salinas. FORGET A Tl.ANTIC CfTY. TRY LUCK IN FRESNO Monopoly-Ike gem• tMrtcetod by local cheln etore Ledgerwood moved to Carlsbad. In 1933, be recalls, ''there were vegetable stands all over the roadsides, covered with palm fronds, with the wife and the daughter selling and the father out in the field. But superdiviaions wiped 'em out." In Ledgerwood's place, a handful of pinhead-sized seeds cost a.a little as 15 cents. People drop by and ask, "How in the world can you malte a living selling something for~ cents?" You can go far in 'Fresno Scene' "I don't kn9w," replies Ledgerwood. "But we've been doing it for 47 years." FR~NO (AP) -With a little bit or luck, you could own a ~a jor Fresno shopping center. Or maybe an entire department store chain. But if the luck runs out, you could wind uo broke or in jail. The latest Christmas gift idea here is "Fresno Scene." a board game resembling Monopoly with squares along the edges for players to advance to or recede from, depending on the roll of the dice. THE CENTER OF the board displays an aerial photograph of downtown Fresno, perhaps so players will remember where they are. As in Monopoly, the main idea is to "accumulate wealth," the directions say. Players do that by having enough money to purchase desirable enterprises. and having the right connections with government agencies. You can make money, lose money or go to jail by drawing "Fresno Scene" cards which carry lighthearted comments on local dignitaries and places. For example: "MAYOR DANll:l. Whitehurst plans a great block. party. He will need tables, street barricades, etc. Pay $100,000 to the public fund ." Another card telh the player to "go touring Roeding Park. Go Memcr Tic back 13 spaces looking for the exit." The player com~ out ahead when the normally Democratic Fresoo Bee newspaper supports a Republican candidate. That . card lets the player collect the· public fund because ''you suffer a mild attack and need cash to pay your psychiatric bills." Varioua shopping centers are ror sale for $200,000 each to those who land on them. Local in- dustrial firms can be bought for prices ranging up to $280,000 for Gottschalk's, a Fresno-based de- partment at.ore chain. GO'M'SCBALK 'S CARRIES the highest price because it's marketing the board game for $13 apiece and thus got a chance to make the rules, so to speak. The game was developed by the Box Factory of San Fran· cisco and localized for several major cities. Fresno got a chance to have Its version when Gottschalk 's agreed to buy a couple of thousand and help localize it. "We are the first community to aid in ·writing the game and choosing the companies to be on the board," said Jerry Blum, an executive vice president for the chain. "I think anythine local that expounds community Ideas will do well," be said. "l think the games are fantastic." Antiques San Clemente adopts budget for promotion In a move merchants hope will booat sales, San Clemente City Council members have ap- proved the budget for the newly formed downtown business pro- motion district. • Merchants belonging to the district plan to spend $10,000 during 1981 in promoting downtown businesses. The dis- trict is fl.mded by a surcharge, tripling downtown merchants' business license fees. The revenues will go toward promotions such as dollar days, back-to-school sales, entertain· ment events and advertising. Merchants affected by the new surcharge fall within the boun· daries of the downtown strip. The district includes Del Mar from Calle Seville to El Camino Real, and along El Camino Real from Avenida Granada to A venlda Cabrillo. A bout 10 per~nt or the shops along Del Mar currently are va· cant, merchants say. They hope that by promotini the area, more traffic will be generated in the downtown sector which will revitalize bustneu. VICTORIAN WALNUT ARMOIRE .~\\£B•v · ~t.stO;~~ 20% OFJ ENTIRE INVENTORY Of MEN'S & WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR ' the gm your family .Won't forget 'the day after Christmas a Baldwin oianofrom YATES MUSIC COMPANY Feelllon l•nd: ....... 1t11 Hllrbor, C.11.: 142-~ Gutters • Tepee • Leeeona Whenyouhaveyour110.12e or 135 alze roll df colOr print film developed and printed at our regular low price • 3x size. - . • ..., ONN • AM TO 10 ,.. 7 DAYI A WEEKI MORE PARKING WHY? OUR Eft9LOYEES PARK OFF PREMISES Special PlaEa Buses Provide Them Transport ~ . 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II Jhlp ,... .. ..,.: 8111111l•r•UllM ~ ............ O•re la aew Ute llal1ete1t .. ,... ,... ........... , 1 •n••-w •••r ....... AM 1:;~=:t:~ • of 1•••11tera H · .... ~ .............. ........ · nm neuaa .= ••· plala tM ,.. .. u1at.1J· ,.., U.•t ta.....,. Amerlcu famJ. ly la , ...... _.rt. 'l'Mn la DO qU..Ucm ....... h10 tr-a....C)' of dlvorc• baa claanced ·the dlarader ol American family au.. &lmoet half of Amerlun cbUdrtD bon today will spend pM& o1 u.lr IJ'OWinl-up yean ln a aln&)e-parent famlly, accord· Ina to Ceuue BW'HU e1Um•te11. arrtase wlll bedme ID· eHln1ly common; already e-tentb ol Amertcu childre e with a stepparent. Still, divorce la nothinl MW , r Americana. The divorce rate' the United States baa always eo hither than in Europe, and a been increaalnl at least nee 1887, when American vorce statistics were first cot- ted. EICEPI' roa A brief period decline during the Depreu{bn the 19308, and again during later 19408 and the 19*, the te of divorce baa risen an erage of 2.3 percent per year. the 1960s , however, the orce rate began increuing pidly, doubling between 1965 d 1975. By 1978 it had leveled again, and bas been increas- only slowly since. he gradual long-term in- ft to diesel 90CtAL CHANG1811IO TO HIGH DtVORCI RATE. Mor9 end lftOfe cflldNn he wteh ...,......,... crease in the divorce rate could have resulted from a number ol facton: increuea urban.iiatlon, bl'infing with lt greater freedom from social preasures; lo· creased acceptance of women's ritbts to independent lives, in· eluding their rigbta to leave in· tolerable marriages ; and la· creased affluence and opportuni· ty , together with smaller families, which may have made it easier for men and women to begin new lives. TO SOME EXTENT the dramatic increase in the divorce rate in the 1l80s and 1970I wu ,self-fueling. Aa there were more divorces, social pressure a1ainat divorce eased. Judtea no longer insisted that a couple remain married only because neither husband nor wife could dem- onstrate legal grounds for divorce. Divorce statutes themselves we re liberalized by state legislatures. Unhappily married individuals no looter had to re- sign them.selves either to mak· ing the best of their unwanted marriages or to living ~rmanently in the uncomforta· Steam whistles fading I NEW YORK (AP> -The ep-throated cry from a ship's m wbisUe is one sound of the seas that's fading fast into bi.s- to , a victim of the energy cb and the shift from steam iesel power. A~d nostalgic lne buffs don't like lt. fact, they say the electric compressed air whistles iDltalled oa abls-u fuel· DI mea1ure1 have the of a "moo cow" -un- tting luxury liners and dy ocean-going freighters, steam whistle is going Wjly or the buggy whip," Jesse M. Calhoon, preai· of the Marine Engineers eficial Association. HE BEST AIR whistle is listening to music on the , whereas a steam whistle Is • listening to music on reo, There 's no com - p son." Calhoon compared the new s.Oip 'a whistles to the "moo c{>w" soWld of the fint diesel locomotives. He said objections f~om the public eventually led t• new train whistles that near- l )t. duplicated lhe steam w 11Ue9 they replaced. But that h s DQt happened at sea. The November issue of the American Marine Engineer, a monthly newspaper published by Calhoon 's union, lamented the downfall of the steam wbla· Ue, saying the newer whistles m ay save fuel but cannot com- pete with steam for Intensity, range or harmonic appeal. "A COLORFUL PART of ocean shipping since Robert Fulton's Clermont plied the Hudson Rivfr is being driven from the seas by the energy crisis," the article said. It reported that two Matson Navigation Co. containersttlps under construction in Japan, the Kauai and Maui. were be· Laguna library plam book sale I Used boob, including foreign language titles, school texts, c hildr e n 's books and paperbacks, will be sold at the La1una Beach lJbrary from 10 a .m. to4 p.m. Tuesday. The sale will be sponsored by the Friends of the Laguna Beach Ubrary. Proceeds will be used to buy materials for the library. · ing equipped with electric whistles. The article said whisUes would be converted on other Matson ships because steam whistles used up too much fuel. Matson Sr. Vice Pres. A.J . Haskell estimated a steam whistle required 300 barrels of oil per year. And capt. Al Cornette, presi· dent of a tugboat union in New York Harbor, recalled that a tug be once worked "bad to stop her engine when she whistled" because of the drop in boiler pressure. CALHOON EXPLAINED that economics forced ship- makers to start outfitting new ships with diesel engines in· stead of steam, effectively put- ting an end to the steam-whistle era. He estimated a diesel· powered ship used $1.S million a year less in fue l than a similar steam vessel. He said most nations already have abandoned steam. and America quickly is following suit. Calhoon likened himself to an old farmer who remarked, "I've seen a lot of chan1es in my time, and I've been agin 'em all." ................... " .. u. •. lom• di= .,.,_.. an ~i~~:u= .. .: npu... ..... . .... baft tf...., .... .. ~" ..... l!l!i. = ..... ~·~· 1epar•ted. So"!t~!' tbe1e ...,._ _., Uft ID9U" cblldr9 _......... .1mH•et11 OD • 'Jl!llt bl• lltuation "' the lnformallr lepanMd. At tbe 1a11M time, profound eb....-were taldDI ptaee • oar IOdal Mve1. We DO ....,. belle.ed 10 1troaal1 tbat a woman'• uplratlou eboUI be Umlt.cl to her~ u wlte add mother. 1Dcreu1Dal1. we IC· eepted ..,.... workinl outalde their bOmee became tbeJ want- 'ed to, not Jaat becaua• tbey needed to. 1ne ..... m1ty, too, we retpeeted men'•. and women'• desires for bapplneH and -perlCIUl powtb, even ii tbele desirel conlllcted with marital oblieatiom . PA&AOOXICALL y, ova hi&b divorce rate can be eeen u testimony to tbe imi>ortance In our live• of our marrla1es. Surveys abow that it ii harder for ua to be happy if we ue dla· aatlafled with our marria1e1 and our family Uva than if we are diaaatlafled with our jobs, our friends, or incomes. It may be be ca use we Americana so often move far from tbe families in wbicb we grew up and from the friends we bad then made that we look to our marriqes for satiafaction ol so many of our emotional needs. But because we expect so much of our marria1es, an unhappy marriage becomes difficult to tolerate. Although marital separation provides. an escape from the quarrels and silences or a bad marriage, it brina• major prob- 1 ems. The first year after separation tends to be a time ol upset, uncertainty, loneliness and depression, sometimes re- "lieved by the excitement of ex- perimenll with new ways of liv· ing. Married friends often drift away as the absence of common concerns becomes evident. Many among the separated and divorced remain ror a time emo- tionally linked to their former partners even though they no longer are socially linked. UNTIL THE MID·ll'l'H cen· tury, judges generally awarded custody of the children of divorc- ing parents to the fathers, who were thought to be better able to provide for them. However, as fathers' work separated them from their homes and mothers were seen as the sources of the nurturance and understanding children r equired , judges in· creasingly adopted •'the doc· tri.ne of tender years": a child too young to rend for itself belongs with its mother. By the beginning of the 20th century mothers were almoet always given custody or pre· adolescent c hildren, and of adolescent girls as well, unless the mothers were shown to be immoral, alcoholic, or mentally ill. In the past decade, jud1es have begun to conaider fathers u potential custodians of small children even when the mot.hers are also " flt " parents. Nevertheless, over 90 percent of c hildren whose parents are dlvoreed ~-to Uve wtth ~ ........ 80T8 CWT0DLU. ud DOG· e111todial p&naU often t..d to be ~-Tbe puenta wbo bHe tultody of'teD feel onr· whelmed by tbe double resl)ODlilltll&,y ol r1lllD1 eblldre 1ad ~•n1 an adequate ln· come. Tile p1rent1 wltbout c111tody often feel bitter at Mv• lo1 )OI\ home and children, alciDa with their matrtaae. yet atlll ...... nqulnd to provide re,uiar payment to the former epoaae wbo Ntaina them. ' MOit lmPortant for cbildren wbo were cloM to both parent.a i1 that tbe children contioue to be able to see or talk with eltber parent 'Wtleoever they want to. CbildreD ftDd umatllfactory the traditional arran1ement ln which one P•rent hu the custody and the other la •Uowed only "reaapnable vWtation,". because the viaitin1 parent * * * Author expert on divorced parenlB Robert S. Weiss is profesaoT of sociology at the University of Muaachuaetts, Boston, and lee· turer in sociology in the depart- ment of psyohiatry at th'e Harvard Medical School, where be baa been a member of the facultysiDcel.964. The recipient of the National Institute for Mental Health's Re searc h Scient is t Development Award , h e formerly taught at Brandei s U ni ve r sity and th e University of Chicago. we1u His many books include "Loneliness: The Experience of Emotional and Social Isolation ." "Marital Separation," and "Going It Alone: The Family Life and Social Situatjon of Single Parents." Call 142-5111. • wHk belie or uotber bUI.. AltbouO achl•UllU 'OllMll- complala that U... arraqe- m•ta ma.t.. wJth tbeiJ' aodal Uvee, YoUDC• ebildnn pnl• them to altematlv•' la wbleb \be)' would have ._. aeeeu to Ule noocmtodial parent, FOa TBB WO•AN who becomet a •laale parent, money la a ccmet•"' won')'. Nearw one.. thlrd ol teeUa&ed and divoreed .,otben lJdUally reeeift 101De publlc financial a11lataue. However, wttb1D • few yan, ' •oet ol tJMM' no 10D1er reeetve '6hlic 8kt; eome have remar- ried; otben Uve on tbelr own earnlnCI, perbape auf mented by support payments r6m Utelr .,,Ul.,. ~' J •• • :. f'or1 •lDCJe partfttt, remar- ria1• often rettores both feel· int• ol well·bein• and an ade- quate. llDulebaild lntome. About 10,.r _()pt •o't five divorted Americau eventually remarry; further te•Umony to the im· portance to.111 al marriafe. Yet the 1tepp1rent family has tt!Dllona of Its own. Conflicts may develop over parents· loyalties as well as over ruponsibllitles and authority in relation to children not their own. The children may co~tinue to feel loyal to a parent oataide the home. Altbou1h divorced parenll may well have hapP)' second marria1es, they are cer- tain to encounter iaa\les they did not have to deal with in their first marriages. IN OUR MARRIAGES, more than in most areas of our Ii ves, we Americans are ex- p er i enc in g fundamental changes. The acceptability of divorce u a solution to marital difficulty la amon1 the foremoet of these. We have all become like immigrants to a new socie- ty, even the majority of us for whom this is the country or our birth, in that we muat cope with family forms and family un- derstandings different in impor· tant ways from those with which we grew up. NEXT WEEK : Jouph H. Pleck, progrorri director of Welle1ley College'• Cen.ter for Research on Women, ezamiu• 1ome of the new forms of family that are becoming increaaingly common. Holiday Gift Art Show /Sale Today thru O.C. 8 Huntington Center·• annual super exhibit of arts and crafts featuring 55 top taWntedMtlsts. From Put a few words to work for ou. this Qr.at array of uniQue originals You'll find. perlect g ift for evefYone. Beach Btlld. and 405 Fwy. --. ORANGE -C()AST -·cBlJRCH DlRECTORY MESA BIBLE CHAPEL . 17M 0...,. A"°' c:.e. .... ............ ~ ..... _ ~Q.RNING WO~P • 10:00 AM · .. , . ,.._.._., ..... ,.,.,,a . ., £VANG~~£~E -T:OOPM . ----· r..ep-... .. o'" .......... . . WEDNJ:Al)AY EVZNING I I 1fm._.t.1211t'~Tl9flfr W.J-1! ........................... -. ...:. 1"-1414 .,...,,. ·. DA ..... OP, '.,A ... NY" .... ._ ......... .. ._... •• "PIMM, God, Map me to be .. uatled with the tranqulllzera I've got." Temples slate · Hanukkah f etes Hanukkah wiU be ushered in with a sabbath eve service at 7:30 p .m . Friday at Temple Isaiah, UOl Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Rabbi Jeremiah--Sergman's sermonette will be "Hanukkah's Post to Freedom . " There also will be a sermonette by student preacher Mark Rusaakow. THE REB•EW WORD "Hanukkah" means "dedication," according to Rabbi Bergman. The festival is marked by lighting one candle in the .. home on the first night, two on the second, and so forth, unW on the eighth night eight candles are burning to symbolize the light of freedom. The first Hanukkah candle will be lighted Tuesday night at Temple Sharon, 617 W. Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. The third grade class will perform in the candle-lighting ceremony Friday night. CHILD&EN OF THE school will present a pro· gram Sunday, Dec. 7, depicting the meaning of Hanukkah. There will be skits, games and a magi- cian. A Hanukkah music festival will highlight ceremonies al 8 : 15 p.m. Friday at Temple Beth David, 6100 Heney St., Westminster. The temple choir and the youth choir wt11 present traditiooal and contemporary holiday music. Principal named • • tops in nation Sister John Ellen Turner, O.P., principal of St. Callistus Catholic School in Garden Grove, has been selected Outst.anding Principal for October from among thousands eligible across the nation. The selection was made by Catholic Teacher Magazine. In addition to her duties at school, Sister John Ellen serves on the parish council, is active in the Family Life program, is an elected member of the Principals Council for the diocese, and serves on the vocational team for the Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose. Ma•y 1 .. klllll allead to ~•le ~ Advent wreaths project . in_ Niguel i~ Memben will 1ather a1.~3:J:· Suday for the annual Advent wreath · · at ••n1 el IM ... a.rd. 30121 Nlpel Rd., La~a. NJ1uel · Wortdq with frames, candlea and IJ'"Mr)', tbey wW comtruct wreatbl to serve u centers of famUy devotloa tbroqb tbe Advmt aeuon. Tbere will be a chili aupper, carols will be aun1 and "secret pal" cifta excb&Jlled. ' * Decorations for a "Jesse tree" will be made at a 9:30 a.m. breakfast Sunday by church acbool stu- dent• and their parent• at Nel1bborbood its annual Cbriatmu party at I p.m. Tburaday at Clubbouae 6, Leisure World, Lacuna Hilla. Call 830-IOM or• cmc for ....,-vatlom. * Or,.m.t Philip Rlddiclk will pNMDt an Advent concert at 3 p.m. SundQ at the nn& 111111ed Metlledlll& a.eh, 4JO W. tab St., Costa lleaa. * There wlll be a Cbristmu tioutique from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m . Saturday. Dec. 6, at eo ..... ,. ChbUa lleformed Cbwcll. 9120 Heil Ave., Foun- tain Valley. * C••1re1at1oaal Cb•reb, 340 St. Ann.'• Place, A Hanukkah party La1una Beach. The first Advent candle will be ( J' for atudenta of Te•,Ae lfghted at the 10 a.m . worship service. ___ B_R_l_E_F_S _ __. laalall'a Hebrew acbool * --will feature games, food The Continental Singers and Orchestra will • and a magic abow. 1be perform at 6 p.m. Sunday at the F ... taJa Valley party, at S:30 p.m . Saturday, Dec. 6, will be at the Baptll& Cltareb, 10480 Slater Ave. clubhouse of the University Park complex in * Irvine. Mort Stein, author and medical reporter, will * discuss myths about aging and life expectancy at There will be a 6:30 p.m. dinner Friday for the 10:30 a.m. Supday at the Ualtarlaa Ualvenallst Gimel class of Temple Slaarm'a religious school. Claarcla, 1259 Victoria St .• Costa Mesa. The event will be in the social hall of the temple, * 617 W. Hamilton St .. 9osta Mesa. The-sixth ln a seven-part Focus on the Family * film series will be shown at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun· Lucy Wilson, a Choctaw Indian and the first day at the 1i1.nt Ual&ecl Me&Mdln Cbarell, 2721 Indian woman ordained in the Oklahoma Indian 17th Street, Huntington Beach. Called "The Lonely Mission Q>nference in 1948, will be the speaker Housewife," it Is Part 1 of "What Wives Sunday at the Lagaa Ualtecl MeUiodtat Cb•rch, WishTheirHusbandsKnewAbOutWo-men:''" 21632 Wesley Dr., South Laguna. * * Dramatic artists Rena and Stanley Waxman The a cappella choir of Edison High School will will present "Between Two Loves," at 7:30 p.m. oerform at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday for the Advent Sunday, Dec. 7 at Temple Bat Yallm, 1011 service of Faith LuUteraa Church, 8200 Ellis Ave., Camelback St., Newport Beach. The drama is Huntington Beach. based on the autobiography of Golda Meir. For * ticke t information call 644·1999, 979-8311 or The Community Chorale of Cltrtat College 833-1962. Irvine will make its season debut with two con-* certs Sunday. One will be at 3 p.m. at FaJ&lt A panel of members or the UaHariaa· Latberaa Church, 34381 Calle Portola, Capistrano Univenallat Fellowship of Laguna Beach will ex-Beach. and the other at 7:30 p.m. at Founders Hall amine the "Past, Present and Future of Our on the CCI campus, 1530 Concordia, Irvine. Fellowship" at the 10:30 a.m. service Sunday. The • congregationmeetsat429CypressDrive. The choir will sing at a 7 p.m. candlelight Ad· * vent service Sunday at Plymouth Coa1re1•tlollal There will be a Christmas boutique and Charcb, 3262 Broad St., Newport Beach. luncheon at 10 a.m . Wednesday at St. Aadrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. • "No Lo,nger Alone," winner of three film in· dustry awards, will be shown at 6 p.rn. Sunday at the Flnt Cllriadu Cllurcb, 1207 Main St., Hunt- ington Beach. The film is the true story of the · personal conflicts experienced by English actress Joan Wtnmill Brown, who suddenly skyrocketed to fame. * A film, "Ordinary Guy," will be sh~wn at 7:30 J p.m. Friday at ..... ,.1 .... 10 ll'Nedman w~ Anaheim, I f . ,.,. A former Navy offleer wbo LI national ~' of an or1anl&atlon dedicated to expo1iq extre '( culta will speak at 10:30 a.m. Sunclay at U .... rlall Otueb ot Oran1e Comity, UJO W. . Ana St., Anabelm. John Sweeney will d1ae bralnwuhin1, mind control and penuuive eoef. cion u cult eoo11. t•t•1 1.dt Churches Get Unity Offer ''E SAVANNAH, Ga . Pretbyterlaa C(burol1h (A p) ... -The 77 ,500-tr.S. (aoutben) HHliJI member Preabyterian years aeo. bu ID.tt.11 Church in America, three other amall•IS'b formed by a split from Preab)'terian bodi• •~ the million-member join it. ·i •• · Rave You Ever Heard · ~I .4 Church Like TIWt 'TMIOLO.IC.AU. Y S0UM» , 1 -believing each person can respond to God's love as ,. 1 re1Lealed In Jesus. · 'IMTaUCTU.AU. Y ..0..ST -believing Goo 1$ the author of all truth, encouraging l search fn all areas of knowledge. IMT_,.SOM.AU. Y 0..... · -believing each person is called to develop a lifestyle 1 , based on love. and that there will be diversity within our', ,. unity of faith. ! SOCIAU. Y COHCBMID 1 -believing we are partners with God to bring Justice I - and peace to the world. t • ' 111.MfOUSL Y cOOPB.A nn -bel ievi ng that all faiths can find commorl understanding and purposes. as well as respect for one another's uniQueness. VISIT FAliVIEW COMMUNri'Y CHUICH 2525 Fairview Rd., ca.ta Mesa ("ear OC Fairgrounds) Dr. Gary Barmore, pastor . ;r 5-dmr w...., ·. 10:00 .... -•• j: Marcia K. Klemer, Newport Beach nutritionist and chiropractor, will be a speaker .at a lO_a.m. to 4 p.m. seminar Saturday, Dec. 6, on ' Holistic Health for the Whole Person." In addition to nutrition, other speakers will cover medicine and health maintenance, stress and emotions. The seminar is under the auspices of the Caplatruo alley Selettce of Mlad Ceater. It will be in Room R-1 at S.addleback College. For reservations, call 492-8102. * The Plymouth Circle of Nelgllborlaood CODgrega~ Cllarch, Laguna Beach, will have C.11 &42-5678. _ Put a raw wor4s to work for ou. SGuth Coast Community Church 35 Bishops Ruled Guilty ''Tee,,..,_ •re Tentftc, But I Need Help" -signed, Parents Everywhere "YOU GOT IT!" Message: . LONELINESS: BUILDING WALLS 6 NOT BKIDGES'' Tha nm ..... Speakillg JOHANNESBURG , South Africa CAP ) - Thirty-five South, African church leaden~ includlnc two Anglican bishops , were found guilty of atte.nding an illegal gathering and given an alternative or a $70 fine each or 50 days in jail. -signed, Fairview Community Church "-' 0..-~OM THI P ..... Y" SeMt WEDNESDAYS, 7:30 P.M. 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You aaln access to eonfldential data. Be receptive to "a 1ecret. '' 8COllPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): U wllllnl to re· vl1e aome hopes, wlahe1 you will show 1lanlflcut 1aln. What flrat appeared to be a trap will boomeran1 ln your favor. Check flne print. 8AGITl'A&IV8 (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): One who la attracted to you will ald In career uplraUon1. Open lines of communlcatlon. Focus on reputation, honor, 1tandln1 In the commwlity. You are due for slgnlficant advancement. CAPalOO&N <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Study Safit· tariua meuaae ror valid hlnt. Look beyond tbe im· mediate, perceive potential and pfan ahead for pbulble journey. Opportunlly exists to improve 4bmelllc conditions -you'll receive glft which ftd1 In beautifying s urroundings. AQVAUU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent on the occult, mystery and a secret which could aid In lmprovtn1 financial 1tatU1. Pisces, Virgo natives play key roles. Dia deep, reject the superflclal and don't become Involved In "something-for-nothing" scheme. · PISCES (Fe b. 19·Mar. 20): Maintain "holding PQsiUon." Be aware of legal lmP,licallons, rights ~d permissions . Relationship intens ifies - lfothln& occurs halfway. Gain lndlcaled if you permit one close to you to express views and plans . .·. Never again ... this much QualttY In a teak · bool<case for ·. .· $139 Easftv WQrtn $229, this unit has been spectaov made of flnest QUalltv BanQl<ok teak. It's sot Id WOOd core comtrucUon provides greater r1Qldttv Ind ~· Even the back panet Is real teak. We nave on a smatt Inventory Of tnese In each Of our fOUr res: ttwv wm not last tong and we mav never be able to purcnate tnem , agaln.5'"X11%"X14Y,", ._.l•Hrf Re,,_e .. jefllU Offer to pant over IAft raAJllCllCO (AP) -A IUD to off• IP '° • fw eaeb pm of Leri J• ........ 18 Calllcnia blt•WI ltrl -........... propoeed by lh• 1'8U aa part ot an antl·trult Mt· tlem.nt wttb the IAYi 9trauu Co. Th• Ian P'rancl1co compan1 I.reed lMt tummer lD a $12.I 1DWAoD Httlement to pay the money if the l\ate dropped a pri"·flx..lq unit autt. Tbe ~pany admatt.H no wrGDldo- ta1. AnoaNEY G&NS•Ai. Oeort• Deukmejlu propoeed UM relund plan lD 8u FranclNo Superior Court. UIMler the terms ol the plan. claim forms would be aent to every llouebold la tbe elate, ud COD· aumen wcm't be.-.. to prove they aetullJ ~ die Jew. Hownw. "ese ... lve' clalm1 woWd be ln· vetll1ated. If' 'l'BE PIAN II approved bJ Juda• Ira Brown, DeultmeJIM slid be will make t.levtlAon ud radio IP. pearance ln .raauary to publletu bow Callfomlana can clalm refunds. Attorneys for the Jeana liant pre· aented no formal objeeUom to UM plan but told the court lt provMW no way of weedln1 out fraudulent clalm1. Salel ' .. .,., Pop 1la1er 8tAvle 11 p wlao bM bl9ek .. ealUM tar a DA· Uoaal bollday oa tbe bbtbdate of 1laln clvll rl1bt1 leader ll•rtln Luther Kln1 Jr., ••Y• he will aive • benefit concert to 1upport the drive. The Slx MllUon Dollar llan bu been accUMd ot killlnl a deer out of 1ea1on -durlnl the Grand N atlonal Quail Hunt near Fairview Okla. Lee Majora, who starred a1 Steve Austin on the TV pro· gram alleaedly shot a buck deltr one day before the deer season opened, of· ·ficlall said. ORIENTAL HANDM.\DE RUGS 3 Days Only Mattresa & Drawer Additional '589 (Queen °"", .200Joofl Teak now alao available r.tlnlntetery .. .11(1:.iL'\\ 1~'f<!Jl<ihr1• ADIPrUS~ ..... a. """" Newe9t Deeior1 Qf ,~~,.---S..... trot .. 8nd CNlra. Arm .... Chelra 81Mtlng .~ 1119'0 1 IOI Unootn 91. 19375 £udld 81. • Sent• Monica 213 -~101 NOUlll: 0..., .......... n.. .. ,.,... FOUl'ltMn Velley (In the n ~ •.:- "-6ptt'• O.OCW9tor Mell I ~--....... ,_., ........ , ... ,_ ...... -· ,, .. .._,.,._-.n4 The White Oak TIUs Sunday, a beautiful new restaurant opem to can-y-0n the tradition of a sumpntous brunch at The Newporter. 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One knOb el"4tectronlc tuning provldH tuning ac· curecy and convenience, end the Vldeomlllc 'f4 tfff "IKf~ eye • automatlcallv 'S"' adlUlt• the Dk> ' t u r e t o" ~h~~lng room I SA VE ' I oO-1,ff .PORTAILE COLOR TV ........ •TelevlllM Big .,~e.~w"• ~ Bla play1? Wbere do you st.art? They were everywwe. Altbou1b the two l*am• ellploded for 32 polata ln the MCoad ball, it wa1 a defensive lasue from ttatt to rmisb and Baron defen· den 1\ICh u Dave Desper, Duval Love, Brandt Houchen, Kirk Grant. Tim Finley, Jack Braman and a host of others dominated. The Barona bad already blown one onside kickoff to &et Loe Altol started on its second touchdown drive. Emile Harry, wbO ftnilbed UM ailbt with ftve catches for 123 yards. TIMJ IN" a ...,..._ .. M6lil a aq .....,. .... _. rrwo ~ wu • eace,U.. TM aaroa• el r..-... Valle)' tlah put tot.U..r _,Wt ,aay after mother -otfe111iv~ •· feulveb -to 1ubdue 1t Loa A.boa, »-12. But Mike Brown 1athered iD the nelrt onside attempt, Los Aito. Ud been rid- dling Fountain Valley'• secondary. The Barona had to hold on to the ball, 1et at , least a couple of lint downs, me the clock. And Steyena pluoced over from a ral'd oat to make it 14-0, Mt up by a crucial roulblAI .tlae ~lcker penalty on . Lot Altol ._. a 'brilliant al-yard catch lllJ a dlfbll Hla7 at the 13. TM vtetory, before an ovelftQw C'....t ol 5,408 at Huntln1ton Beach, propek ' Coach lflb Milner'• Barooa iato the CU' Blc Five Conferen ce football 1emlfinal1 a1aln1t An1el111 League champM!n St. Paul ne11t Frtday. The site Is to be determined, but Fountain Valley ia the boat team because St. Paw has already bad two home aulgnmenta. The Barons were on the road in the opener. But In the end , as Loa Altos tbreat.J'ned to wipe oul Fountain Valley's championship dreams with a wild ftnish. it was quarterback Matt Stevens and bis tight end, Greg Bolin, who put the stops to the Hacienda Heights-based Conquerors. Los Altos struck for a pair of touchdowns through the air t.o narrow the maretn to 14·12 and there was still 4 : 02 rem.&ioinJ{. But Milner croHed everyone up. called for Bolin to 10 deep on second and 10 and Stevens clicked with a 55- ya rd touchdown strike, giving the Barons their 20-12 margin with 2:5'1 left. Los Altos got another chance, but Love led a bard defensive charge, then Robin Marquez tapped away the final Los Altos prayer to clinch it. .. .,. ~ for heart tranaplanta around bere," ... aid a relieved Milner. ''Lot Altos ta th6 very beat team we;ve played tbl9 year. They bit and tfiey were well coached." Despite a wboppinl 2'18 yardl 1ained throulb the air by Loi A.ltolJ, Milner, too. cciasldered It a defen.sive victory. "Credit our defensive coaches -Guy Carroua, George Berg and Jim Coen. W'e used .a lot of stuff with multiple de· Earlier the Barons had atruclt with a 71-yard touchdown pass from Stevens to Easy victt)ry <See BASONS, Page BZ) Edison blasts ~tg of protft!tiOn ·Penn State defenders Curt Warner (25) and Sean Farrell lift up Pitt's Sal Sunseri as Todd Blacklede 04) attempts to -pass. ~·· Pitt held on for a 14·9 victory. See s tory. page B2. --- -------------------------------- Colton, 34-14 By JOHN SEV ANO Ot .. 0.ly ...... ,.... REDLANDS -It mu.st have seemed like a h o rri ble nightmare, or most certainly a bad dream. Every time the Yellow J ackets of Colton High blinked Friday night, another white and gold jersey was speed- ing past them. In a game that was a lot more lopsided than the final 34-14- score indicated, Edison, the de- fending Big Five Conference champions, used its speed and . quickness to whisk past hapless Colton in the second round of the Cl F playoffs played at the University of Redlands here. A CAPACITY crowd of 7,000 watched a classic example of what happens to a ball control team that doesn't put points on the board. To illus trate, the Yellow Jackets, the No. 3 represen- tative from the Citrus Belt ~aiue. maintained posseuioo for 20;J8Qfthe24-min~f~balf and they went to the lockerroom trailing21-7 atthe half. The Chargers, on the other hand, who had the ball for only 3 :02 of the first half, scored three times on drives a c- cumulating 21, 24 and 34 seconds in time and 38, 52 and 69 yards in total offense. The_ Chargers, after trailing 7-0. made their assaults quick and, for the most part, painless. AFTER FUMBLING at the Colton one-yard line .on the CharKers' first possession, Di.no Bell flared out of the backfield on the first play from scrim· mage in their second and, with single coverage, out·raced bis defender 38 yards to the goal line to tie the score. The next time the Chargers got the ball BelJ went at it again. This time' be took a pitch from quarterback Ken Major. found a bole in the left side of the line, and scampered 52 yards in for the score. That made it 14-7 after two plays. But, wait, the Chargers aren't throu1h yet. • After an incomplete pass on •'tbe first play of their NEXT possession, Major found bis fullback Dave Geroux opm on the right flat and, with some good down.field blocking, tile 5-9, 202-pound junior found blS way from 69 yards out for the TD. Carlander five tfuies better BY THl8 TIM£ th;e ~°" Jackets were rubbing their eyea in disbelief. Not only had they consutned more than 20 minutes of playing time, but they had held \he Chargers to 10 offensive plays -and they were still trail- mg by 14 points. As a matter of fact, only two people were principally involved in Edison's first half crush as Bell had four carries for 85 yards and Major was 4 of 6 throwing for 141. That's what coach says about Ocean View star By ROGER CARLSON OI , .. Delly l"llet S..tt Ocean View H.igh's Seahawks stormed t.o a 25-3 record )ast season -but that may be just the beginning. Coach Jim Harris' defending Empire League c hampions finished the 1919-80 season as Orange County's No. l ranked team and enter the coming season with the same creden- tials. THE SEA HAWKS will be tough. lC you doubt it, listen to Harris, a coach who hates the thought of complacency, yet is known for telling it straigb~ -"Wayne Carlander i!S five times the player he was last year. I've changed my whole idea about him. I used to think he had 10me limitations because of quietness and jumping. But he ls going to be one super col- le1e ~~er." -'OW' first week of practice wu the belt week I've ever been allOClated with. fbey're int.ense and caDcentrattn1. They aren't pollabed, but they are willift1 to pay the price to maintain what wae started laat year." -"Tbla time they've aet some 1oall (or ttaemselvea, between tbe coaches and pla7en. '11tey ·are abaul u bisb u f'OU can get and tlMre'• no room but to work very herd." pears to have reasons for such optim ism. It is a daily occur· rence for coaches representing Cal, Oregon, USC, Loyola, UC (rvine and others to pay visits during practice. "IT'S NOT J US T f o r Ca r la nde r , .. says Harris . "They're interested in Usevitch m BASKET&tLL. (a junior) for the future and they are looking at others. like Fuscber. But everyone is after the bif guy first." The J-9, 6-8, 6-7 front line of Ocean View is backed up by &-0 Dave Davis and 5-10 Scott Oebrouwer, who are vying for starting honors al point guard. The latter is a Lowell High transfer who started for the Patriots as a freshman. "Rlghl now they are so even," says Harris . They are very quick and great ball handlers.'' The other backcourt starter appears to be either Jeff Weston (6-2) or Shawn Werner (6·2), the former a pure shooter. the latter pushlnt Usevitch u the team's most improved player. OTHEll GUNS: Mike Slrnelr (t -4), Bill Small (6·1), Kurt Leibfreld (5 ·10), D.oug Man ooki a n (6 -0 ), C a yse Osterlund (6-1), Bob Acosta (6·) and Dave Davis (6--0). "I promised m yself not to change much, .. says Harris. "We have a man-to-man and a zone offense. going with motion against a man and an overload· ing system against a zone. 1 ex- pect t.o see a lot of presses and .saggin~ zones." T he bread 'n butte r. of course, is Carlander, a freshman starter al El Toro High before his two· year reign at Ocean View. ·•He has gained so much mobility and he is only at 75-80 percent of his ability al this p0inl," says Harris. "He ts going to become a player no team can do without. Sh ooting, driving , passing , boarding, posting up . . . he's really going to be something. "And, he is our hardest worker." The Seahawks open the 198().81 season Wednesday at the Marina Invitational with a first· round c ontest against Westminster (8 p.m.>. A year ago the outlook for Ocean View was bright and the Seabawks responded with a spectacular 25-3 campaign when all that was lacking was tradi- tion, according to Harris . Today, that void seems fulfilled. Colton (8-4), meanwhile, was getting tremendous yardage between the 10-yard lines. but couldn 't punch anything through. The Chargers . humanly. calmed down in the second half, but they still added a pair of in· surance tallies -tight end Mike Alexander hauled in a 49·yard pass and Major sneaked over from the one late in the fourth quarter to account for the ftnal margin of victory. "THEY JVST HAD too much s peed and a little more depth," is how Collon Coach D.on Markham appraised his team's performance. "They're a good team, but they got a couple of breaks early. I know they didn' have the ball much in the first half, but they shouldn't have got- ten the ball at all." The YeUow Jackets, in an at· tempt to slow the Chargers' run - ning game, showed a virtual eight-man front at Edison. The plan backfired, however, as the running game not only wasn't slopped but it also left Colton wide open for a passing attack. "We thought with them play- inl man-to-man like that that there were a couple of things we could do,•' explained Charier Coach Blll Workman, who saw his team improve its record to 12-0 this seuon, 20-0 over the last two. and set up • semifinal date with St. Francis of the Del Rey Leacue next Friday. DAWDESPeR "I t 1i Corsairs ···~ "' I'" l ., outscore ;,~ '• Rustlers ': I . By CURT SEEDEN Of .. Del., ........... .( . ... It's starting to become a habit. Each year, it seems, Golden' West College and Santa Monica;~ CC meet with a trip to the Avocado Bowl at stake. · And lately, Santa Monica CC is making a habit of winning. : 1 Friday night, before about11 2,500 fans al Orange Coast:• College, the Corsairs reeled off is·u rourth-quarter points to br'eq .: open a tight football game, anCI went on to score 8 33-6 Southern"1 Cal Conference victory. •: THE TRIUMPH sends ttte.: undefeated Coriairs, the No. ! · team in Southern California and No. 3 -ranked squad in the state·, ·· on to next weekend's AvocadO '· Bowl against the as yet wl-" determined winner of the South .; Coast Conference race. The .; game was much closer than the final score indicates. but the dif. ference could have been wider iJ a reserve nnmin1 back Qamed Derrick Peels had played more otthe lint half for SMCC. 1 Peels, wt. carried the ball just 'ooce in the first half and picked up niDe yardajn the PJJIC<:J ..s. !tollectdi'Uotbet --·· urnes in tM second UJ/ 1ind capped the Corsairs' •cortnr with a 21-yard TD run in the final period. Coach Ray Sha ckleford's Rustler squad also had to cope with paH-bappy Cors air quarterback Mike McKay who threw the ball 41 times, complet· ing 25 for 266 yards. ' MCKAY'S FAVOlllTE. re- ceiver, Gary Nobles, hauled ir} 12 of those passes for 120 yards, including a 36-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter. "Santa Monica is simply a great team.," Shackleford said after Ole game. "I thought our kids ptayed well. We really gave them a football game until the final eight minutes." . In fact, up until that time, the Rustlers simply stuck to their game plan and hung in with the!' undefeated Corsairs. SMCC opened the scoring a( 7 : 57 of the first period on a two- ya rd keeper by McKay. The touchdown came after the Rustlers, perhaps a little Ughtl fumbled the first two Umes the)( had possession. BUT GWC settled down tci'. drive 91 yafdS in 16· plays, with- QB' Sam Aiello bitting Ray Elgaard with an 11-yard 1coring. strike. SMCC had mjued the PAT. but GWC's Scott Giem' dido 't and the Rustlers led. 1-e. ' Santa Monica held a 12-10 halftime lead after McKay bad found Nobles in the end ione and. Giem. booted an 18·yard field goal for the Rustlers. ~ The third quarter opened wiUf a bang as Conairs wide rtteiver James Hood took what look84 like a shovel pus from McKay, apd sprinted 50-yards up th• m lddle for an 18-10 lead. . • The RU1Uer1 came back with a four-yard TD run by Sam Cen-1 tofante, but a two-point con-1 •• (Bee GWC, Pa1e 82) ' -.. ,... USSYnCll (1-t) ii ov ._ lmpro'ied plarer and is 1otac •be v•rJ adequ*te. What b• can do, be wi... "" well, ....... poltlnS up and bittinl b6a lbat. And be baa become a The hype UC Irvine 11nveils its new look • 18 over, lot' .... ....,_. .. just Dluinl ., ... w.,... .. , Cari..cler ls a M, llJ.pomd AD-Clf' 4-A ftnt i.am~. -....... .,.,,._ <•'1> ii back from ..,.,_. W.bwel npl~ nl• oa 1tartln1 m •• a 10.-.bomor• "beforf la• traiM'rnd. •• Pueeher 11 a ...... -·•1f-1Ubllla••U._ caa ...,. I waulJJ ~Ml.,, ... ~:-~-r~::= ;aw .... ~··~· ... h Tbe Iona-awaited debut of Coach Bill MuIU1an's UC Irvine basket~ team ii finally here. All the recrultinl, all the build up, all the hype and .,... 40 ~ later, the Anteaten an ready to unvell ~r new look-which prosnlan to .be excal- illC tf 9Clt""'l elM. v4r--:r~itJla~~ ~ .... s:.r~·---Mpeto ...... t.ldlpu. ........... ,.;_..._..._..., .......... ,.. ... ,... ... ~ .... ..... ualort•••t•••. -... ,,_. ............... ,.........,, and tale~.,.. tlaat ....... \I VMT, which finished last eeuon •ti 11-16, loves to play t.he pauin& .1ame1 opting to 1low the tempo ana methodically wait for the aood shot. And, it's no secret that teama like lhil have glvm llullllan ptOblema In the paat as PUll.n& •am• loftn Oru1e Coa1t and C)"lllNm collelet would at· leet. Of courM, lt'1 .t .... of these baunt· inl ~ allat Mulll~ bu ln· •tituted a new dill_. for UCI, a pnt• 1urtaa full·coart taetic, tbat MuW1an bopea' WU1 alJOW tall tllam t0 eont1'ol tbe i.mpo .ad u., ..._ OftOl'lUOD nma1na •frolll IUlt to ....... TIM lrtllun• wtlJ ftlld er" toai~ Just ,I I 1. bow aucceuful his new approach ii 10- inl to be. UCLA foun4 out Friday DfPt-Ulinl abeer epeed-daat it Uall't at lu toueb from lll8t year u the Bnalal ben.d VIII in UM1r opllle(, D ·51. Poor VIII, the KeJClett llaft eom• all tM way to the west eo..t to be auln•• pltl. Part ol the Keydete' p""'8m Frida)' Dipt ud toeilbt ta tbelr belOt--« lack of it. Plnt JMf OoMll a.ti• ~bmaUI hat all"" ltaNn ~-~ laet,.... but cml1 .,..._..,... -at • 6-6-haa any fnat.be Cl td ....... Fo.-.ardl Denn1I Jobllloo (l-J) ao4 Jobn Good• (1-S) II••• talent, but I\ woetuil,y lack wbeD it com• to ~:., tD1Ad, HI nboundint &hat mabs tbi Ante .... 10. MuWaao, • expected' wiU 1tmt a froltt line that fe8t1ln9 U'. Kevin 11.,.., M Grant T.,lor and i.i Ben McDanalcl. UCl'e backcourt ii tall, too. --10U CODtlder ... XeYID NJef and •·• Ranct1 Wbleldoa wm btl· ma~becl ap•Mt '-1 Tom Sa• ... ud . 1-1 AMr Sal11ar. .. l'ft ._. walUDa for tllll ·~ ..... I= lllNd-. •t Ir ••• , _,. Um. "Wei• dd9e a Ill GI. ...................... -............. kWll .,. Mot ansloue to plQ IOllleoGe." ' -•1Mllln ... . .. . . 0111'811 c~ hia mind, 1aye he ia nOt retidqg .._.,. r•te~• f'ANAMA CITY, Panam• -Pormer • .............. eumpioe aoMrto Duran told • PIH'WM radio ataU. l'riay \hat be wlll not Ntin tram Malal and la P''""'"' a return bout wltb ..._ Ray l.eooard, who defeated bim for the UUe aarkW.week. "I wilf aot ...ur. I.Del I will seek a renoae lltbt with 5'1Cu Ra1 Leoeard," Duran told RPC radio ataUoo tn a Uve a.lepbane interview from a Miami, Fl1., hotel whe~ be la re- eonrina fro,n Tund1y'a ll&ht. Raclio RPC Mlont• to Carloa Eleta, Duran'• le1al repre1eataUve. Duran who won theil.iUe from Leonard five montba •10. loet it a1atn to the American when he quit in the eithtb round. Duran later said be had suffered severe stomach cramps. .IE-The Panamanian, nicknamed "Hands of Slone," had also said after the right that he was retiring from the ring. ..------,,._.~ ol fl•~ da• Geoqe Al.lea, an,lyat of the CBS telecast, after the New York Giants' lle•aley lleeee had downed a punt on the one-yard line against the Green Bay Packers: "He made a great play. He kept his body between himself and the baU." lolutson •park• Pltut-nlr vl.-rc.,,,. IW~ IOI The Phoenix Suns, sparked by guard Deaals m loll•-'• 23 points, pulled out a 102·101 National Baaketball Association victory over the Chicago Bulb Friday night . . . Bob Luler poured in a season-high 29 points, including two free throws for the go· ahead points with 2:31 left in overtime, leading Milwaukee to a 113-lc.l win over Atlanta . . . David THmptlOD scored 38 points to bring the Denver Nug"ets from a 16-point deficit lo a 119-117 victory in overtime over Dallas. Thompson's short jumper with :rr seconds left in overtime gave Denver a 118·117 lead and Dan lsael pulled down the crucial re- bound ... Freeman WlWams sank two free throws with four seconds remaining to give San Diego a 93·92 win over Seattle . . . llllllu Erving scored 21 points and Bobby JODd and Darryl Daw~ each had 18 as the Philadelphia 76ers rallied to post their ninth straight victory, defeating Portland, 116-103. Calvin Natt was the JOHNSON game's hiJ?h scorer with a season-high 2:1 Rudy Smltb scored 33 points and Miike Mlt~beU added 27 to pace Cleveland to a 126-105 rout of Washington . . . Mike Newlla scored 32 points and Cliff Robinson added 2:1 as the New Jersey Nets snapped a four-game losing streak by beating Utah, 122·95. Adrian Daa&Jey scored 24 points for the Jau ... Moses Malone poured in 40 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the Houston Rockets broke open the game ear- ly in the third quarter and rolled to a 124-115 win over San An· tonio ... Terry Tyler hit 15 of bis 23 points in the third quarter to lead Detroit to a 104-94 win over Kansas City . . . Cedrt~ Maxwell scored 11 points in the first five minutes of the second half and the Boston Celtics broke open a close -game to postia 120-108 triumph ove.r the New York Knicks. tthaf~r• hold on to defeal EdMottlot1 The Hartford Whalers scored five first period ~ goals, two by Pat Boulette, and then held on to de· , real Edmonton, 6·4, Friday .Jlight in the National Hocltey League . . . DenDla Mantk scored his 18th and 19th goals of the season and rookie Darren Veitch notched two assists to lead the Washington Capitals to a 6-2 decision over Toronto. Marult put the Capitals in front early in the first period, poking a reboWld past goalie Curt Ridley while Washington was on a power play . . . Dauy Geoffrion scored with 10 :49 remaining in the game to lift the struggling Winnipeg Jets into a l·i' tie with the St. Louis Blues ... Reg- gie Leach scored a hotly contested goal at l : 02 or the third period that helped the Philadelphia Flyers to a 7.4 comeback victory over the Colorado Rockies . . . Dave "Tiger" WlllJaDU scored two power play goals and right wing Bobby Scbmallll.a registered four assists to pace Vancouver to a 6-4 win over the Chicago Black Hawks. Mllha••ad lavort-d o.,..,-H......,..l°"'fll" A smiling and confident Eddle M•atafa • M•Jaammad of New York rates as an odd1-on favorite to beat, and probably knock out Holland'll B•dl Koopmau when they meet tonlaht for the World Bo~ing Aaaociatlon li1ht heavywel1ht title at the Olympic Auditorium in Loll Angeles. Muhammad, the 28· year-old champion. gets paid 1250,000 for the 11cheduled l~· round bout while Koopmans la iettlng U&.000 Job L•I• ~arclDer of Britain retained hls European huvywel1ht box· mg crown by knockln1 out Italian ch11ten1er Loreaao Zaaon •in the fifth round In Campione D'lt•ll•, Italy .. Veteran Japanese pro ltao Aoki grabbed "Ole pot111eulon of the le1d In the Gene Sara&en Golf Cl ... lc In 011wa, Japan after two round.a. Spain's Severtaao Bal~ret I• second, four 1trokea behind the leader . . . Former WHhlngton Diplomata aoccer star Jolaaa Cryufl signed a four-month contract with hi• old club, Ajax of Amaterd1m, to act •• advlaor to head Coach Lee Beellllaller . . . Jollll Meffale, prn1dent and 1ener11 manager of the Montreal ExJ>C*, HY• that M•naser Dkk WUUama dldo't want left fielder lloa LeFlon to return to the National League baseball club in t•t ... Herb Lllld11y of Grand Rapids, Mich., who hold.a lhe country'• best' time ln the 10,000 meters, la favored to wln ~ Athletic Consreas na· tlonal cross country champlonahlPI ln Pocatello, Idaho. Pitt coach made right decision STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) r Pill Coach Jackie Sherrill said there was never any ques· tion on giving up the third-period field goal that led to the Pan- thers' winning touchdown Fri- day in a 14-9 triumph over Penn State. The fourth-ranked Panthers edged the fifth-rated Nittany Lions on a 16-yard touchdown pass by quarterback Rick Trocano, who also scored on a nine-yard sweep, as the Pan- thers won the mythical eastern collegiate footba II cham- pionship. Pitt led 7-3 jn the third period and drove to the Penn State 22 for a first down after recovering a fumble at the Nittany Lions' 36. With Pitt unable to m ake another first down, Dave Trout kicked a 35-yard field goal. On the play, however, Penn State was guilty or roughing the kicker. Without hesitation, Sherrill or· dered his team to refuse the field goal and take the IS.yard penalty that gaye Pitt a first down at the Penn State nine. "As soon as we saw it (the penalty) we decided to go for the touchdown,'· said Sherr ill. "Even if we didn't get it, we could get another field goal." Pitt did get the touchdown on Trocano's run, and that was the margin of victory since Penn State came back to score a third-period touchdown. SherriU beli~ves his J0.1 Pan· thers still have a slim chance to win the national championship. ''Some things are going to have to happen," Sherrill said. F'"°"' Page BI GWC ... version attempt to tie the game failed. IT WAS ALL Santa Monica after that, with defensive back Alvin Bush intercepting an Aiello pass and taking it 40 yaras for a TD and Feels com· pleting his excellent evening with a 21-yard scoring run. Aiello, behind some valiant protection by his line which had to contend with a constant Corsairs rush, hit 13 of 2:1 passes and wu intercepted twice. Meanwhile, Santa Monica's McKay was intercepted four limes by GWC, but the Rustlers Just couldn't take advantage of the breaks and generate a last- ing offensive drive. .... Still, ShackJeford felt his team proved something. ''I 'm s ure they (Santa Monica) think we're the best team they've played this year," he said. "I don't think any team has been that close (18-16) so late in the game with them." Santa Monica finished regular season play with a 10-0 mark, while GWC closed out the cam· palgn with a 5-3-2 record. Santa Monica goes on to the Avocado Bowl next Saturday at Cerritos College and will play either Fullerton, Mt. San An· tonio or Cerritos. ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST EXCLUSIVE c:J~c=J~~ DEALER HAS SOME GREAT BUYS! BARONS ••• ftna.. aDd our llJda exetu&ed, .. •aid Milner. "And l thoutbt Mau (stewna) 1av1 an lndJcatJon of what kind of a quarterback be la. Hi1 pauee to HarTy aod Bolin were perfect." Harry'a catch and en1uln1· '6-yald nm with the PHI Wll oae ol thole textbook plays that the Barona 1peclallie in. It w11 naw1 ... "Their safety waa coming tn and I knew it waa just a race wben I c•ucht It," said Harry. the Swwet League's Offensive Player of the Year. Harry's 71-yard scoring play broke a n11ged aco~less battle that had carried Into the third quarter and when the Barons struck •lain with eood fortune (roughing the lticker) and more of Harry's exploit& (the 28-yard reception), it seemed the Barona were on easy street. But Loe Altoe proceeded to blitz the Barona with a few big plays, too, to get it close . As for big plays -well, among them was a blocked PAT by Grant, a touchdown-saving tackle by Grant early in the third quarter, Love. time and again with pressure on the quarterback, Desper from start to finish, Dean Robert's key sack only to see Los Altoe score on the next play. But the biggest defensive play of all may have come with 4:02 left -when Grant slapped away a two-point conveniion attempt to knot the score. Fountain Valley still main- tained a lead and with that ad· vantage, struck home with the clincher to Bolin. Bruins face Beavers in Tokyo TOKYO CAP) -The 14th- ranked UCLA Bruins' hard· hitting offense and the fancy footwork of senior tailback Freeman McNeil are expected to be on fuJl display at the Tokyo National Stadium tonight when UCLA meets Oregon State in the fourth annual Mirage Bowl. In a nation where football was virtually unknown a few years ago, some 80,000 fans will be on hand at the stadium and a teleyjslon audience of millions will watch the 8·2 Bruins and 0-10 Beavers conclude great and dismal seasons in their regular- season Pacific 10 Conference en· counter. Victory in the Japanese classic would appear as elusive as a mirage for the Beavers, a youn g, inexperienced learn which has given up an average 35 points a game so far and ar- rived in Tokyo Wednesday with only eight seniors on its 70-man roster. The focus of the game pro- ba bly will be the final ap· pearances in the gold and blue UCLA uniforms for three-time All American safety Kenny Easley and McNeil, the nation's fifth-ranked t'usher this year with 996 yards. McNeil, with 3 ,086 yards rushing in his UCLA career, will have a gqlden opportunity to shoot well past the 1,000-yard mark against an unproven Oregon Stat.e defense. J SPQATS BREAK I FOOTBALL! I SPORTS ON 1V By BOW AUL: llANDY oe .. .., ... _. Followlng are the top tPOrts ...ts on TV lodey. Ratings are: ( 11iexcellent;1IIworth1NtchlnQ;11falr: I forget ft . e e:ao ....... ~7''' COLLEGE fSOOTaALL: Attion.St ... •tArl10N. •~en: Jim Lampley and Steve Davis . One of the oldest series In coUeglete football, e>etend Ing back 81 years. Former Fountain Valley Hl9h star Wlllle Gittens, playlng with a cracked rlb..t_ wlll st•rt for Arizona State. Gittens picked up 92 yards against u,._,,.. last week e 12:45p.m.,Channe11 I././ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Army vs. Navy. Announcers: Keith Jackson and Ara Parseghlan. ~ The nation's service academies square off for the 11st time at Philadelphia. Eddie Meyers ran for 278 yards last YNr for Navy and will be back again today. He ran for <t9 yards to give Navy a 19-awlnover Georola Tech two weeks ago. The series re· cord I seven at 37·37-6. • lp.m.,Channel5 ./ ./ ./ I COLLEGE BA.SKETBALL: Notre Dame at UCLA. Announcers: Dick Enberoand Biii Walton. Two of the tap Powers In colleQ!ate basketball circles, annually, these two rivals get an earlyl§tart aoainst each other tonloht. Kelly Trlpucka will ~ back with the FIQhtlnQ 1r1sn Coach Larry Brown wlll use a runninQ game when possible with the Bruins. Former Cypress Colleoe center Mark Eaton Ins the Bruins this year. UCLA has a young team with no nlors on the squad. 8p.m.,Channel5 ./I./ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: UCLAvs.OregonState. Announc•rs: Joe Butlttaand Rob Scribner. The UCLA ~ins clo~ out their regular sea59f'I against the w inless Oregon State Beavers lnl1'9 Mlraoe Bowl live from Tokyo. Freeman McNeil and Company are eJCpected to have a relatively easy time of it against the Beavers. c;} '8:30 p.m., Channet 9 ./ ./ ./ NBA8ASKETBALL: Lakers atOenver. Announcers: Chick Hearn and Keith Erickson. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar came to llfe to lead the Magic· less Lakers to victory Thursday night and teammates as well as fans hope he will continue In this faShlon. With Mavle Johnson sidelined for several months with an Injury, the Lakers will be hard-pressed to overtake PhoeniJC In tte Western Conference Pacific Division. ( OTHERTl:LEVISION 9a.m . (7)-COLLEGE FOOTBALLPRE·GAMESHOW. 12 :30 p.m. (34) -FUTBOL INTERNACIONAL -Fort Lauderdale Strikers vs. Universitarlo De Peru. I p.m. (22l -SOCCER. 3:30 p.m . (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The World Aerobatics championships, taped in Oshkosh, Wis. Ten countries are represented in the competition, which tests orecislon-flying skills. Also: Part five of the battle of the NFL Cheerleaders, taped in Atlantic City, N.J. 4 P.m .. C4l -SPORTSWORLO -U.S.·China gymnastics. Also: t~_f1na1 In the Legends of Bowling and the U.S. men's Powerhtt1ngchampionshlps. 5 p.m. (2) -NFL REVIEW ANO PREVIEW. (28) -SOCCER. RADIO Football -Army vs. Navy, 12:45 p.m., KOGO (6001 ; Utah at San Diego State, 7:30 p.m ., KFMB !760); Oregon State vs. UCLAinTokyo,Japan,Bp.m ., KMPC010). Basketball -Notre Dame at UCLA, 6 p.m. KMPC (710) · Viroinia M ilitary Institute at UC Irvine, 7 :JO p.m .. KWVE ( 1o8 FMC : Lakersat Oenver.6:200.m .. KLAC (5701. Hockey -Chicago at Kinos. 1 p.m., KOGO (600). l TIM Dally PUotis notresponslbleforlatecnanges.) Vanguards fall, 85-72 GUNNISON, Colo. -Southern Ca l College's Mike Roberts sizzled from the floor, but his teammates didn't a s the Vanguards dropped an 85·72 col- lege basketball game to Western Colorado, here, Friday night. Tonight, Coach Ed Moriarty's Vanguards travel to Grand Junction, Colo. to take on Mesa College. Roberts, a sophomore, who prepped at Mission Viejo High, hit 12 or 16 shou rrom the floor and was perfect at the free throw line, connecting six limes ror a total of 30 points. But his teammates couldn't match it, as SoCal finished the night shooting only 44 percent. The Vanguards took an early le ad, but missed some easy layups midway through the in· itial half, allowing Western to get back in the game. The win- ners controlled the game for the most part in the second half as SoCal went cold. Western shot 60 percent from the field and also had a edge in rebounding, 40-29. Pro football probe Q. Wbo ls tbe better kicker, CbrJs Bahr or ~ broUter Mau Babr aad wltat I• .&be baek· groand of tbe brotben! A. The Bahrs are the sons of Penn State soccer coach Walter Bahr. Both sons were soccer All· Americans in college. Chris was' also the All-American kicker in football in 1975. Chris is perhaps the better all-around kicker. Chris hu also punted during his five-year career with a 33.4 average. But the forte of both Bahr" la placekicking. Matt, who hu also played two years ol pro soccer, made the NFL'• all-rookie team last year and became the bJ1heat scorinc rookie in Steeler history. Ke bit 50·of·52 conversion kicu and 18-of·30 field 1oala for UM point.I. His Joneeet field soal wu 48 yards and he was &-for-13 from 40 yards and out. He won three 1ames, two in o•ertime, with field toa)a. Chrll, who moved from the Ben1al1 to tbe Raiden this ae11on, connected on 13-of-ZS field tom lut year and scored 71 pointl to raile bia career total to 316. Al this moment, he has the better r ange than h is younger brother with field goals of 55, 52 and 52 yards in '79. Q . Before Pltlladelpt.Ja'a Baroid Carmichael broke llJ.t rec· ord, New Orleans' Da••Y Abramowlca held tile NFL rec- ord for most contec•Uve 11mes la wlllell he cHpt at le1n .e pus. How loll& wu Abramowtcs• a&reak alHI wM9e record did lae top? A. Abramowlcz, a graduate of Xavier ol Ohio, cau1ht pasaes in 105 stral1ht games with the Salata. He led the Saints in re- ceivlna five stral1ht yean from 1917·71 and is the club's all-time recelvinl leader with 309 puees cau1ht for 4,875 yards and ~ toucbdowna. In 1•. be waa all- pro with 73 catches for l ,OlS yuds. Abramowica topped L.-_nce Alworth'a mark of 96 atr'aitbi a•mes catch1n1 a pua with San Dieao. St. Low.' Mel Gray recently topped 100· 1trai1bt and is a threat t.o pua Abramowle1 by the end of th1a HalOll. Jn overtime I CdM dealt ' I I 14-13 loss lly CRAIG RUSSELL °' .. ~ ...... Bob Currie's 1&-yard touchdown pass tO BOb llrtluoli, followed by Mike NeveU's extra point, gave Brea-Olinda a tbrllliDI t•-13 victory over Corona del Mar in overtime Friday night in a Cen· 4'al Conference quarter final IZame at Brea. , The coot.est was forced into overtime after the sea Kings drove 86 yards in the lut two minutes to tie tbe game when Clay Tucker hit Greg Rizzotto with -a,-12-yard t<nrchdown pass with only 26 seconds ·1eft iq regulation time. Scott Swann's extra point forced the game to be decided by the California tie-breaker. IN 111E OVERTIME, both teams are allowed four do..ms to try and score from 10 yards out. There is a coin flip to determine first possession. In this in.stance, Corona del Mar bad first crack. On first down, Tucker ran the quarterback draw for three yards. Following an encroachment penalty on the Wildcats, Riucitto gained two yards up the middle to make it third down from the two. On third down, Tucker faded back to pass, but with his receivers covered he scrambled the two yards, diving just over the goal line. The extra point try failed, leaving the Sea Kings ahead by only six, 13-7. BUI' WHEN two plays by the Wildcats netted a minus six yards, it looked like that six points might bold up. That's when Currie threw only his fourth pass since halftime and his only completion since the intermission to Urciuoli which tied the score. The conversion split the uprlgbts and Brea-Olinda was in the semi finals against Orange League rival and champion, Esperanza High. "What can I say?" said Corona del Mar High Coach Dick Morris. "Our kids really came back and never gave up. It was just a matter of that one point." AND THAT ONE POINT is truly indicative of how close the game really was. Total yards of· fensively showed a five-yard edge for Brea # (2$7-252) and first downs were 13·12 in favor o( the Wildcats. But not only was it close in every conceivable way, it was also a game of "ifs", as both teams, spoiled' numerous opportunities to score. For example : -On their very first possession, the Sea Kings drove all the way to the 15-yard line of Brea only to fumble the baU away. ' -Using over eight minutes of the clock, a fine Sea King drive was halted at the one-yard line by a goal-line&land by the Wildcats. , -In the second half, Brea-Olinda was seerp· ingly on the verge or scoring when it fumbled into the end zone where Corona del Mar's Roger Roelle recovered. -ntE WILDCATS BAD a first down near the Sea King 10.yard line on the first play or the fourth quarter only to have it brought back because of ii· legal procedure. The would eventually lose the ball on downs. -With only 5:29 left in regulation, Brea-Olinda tried a 22-yard field goaJ which would have virtual· ly put the game out of reach only to see it sail wide to the left. "E'ven though we didn't score, I thought our offense played very well the first half," said. Morris. "We didn't do much the second half except when we needed to al the end. I'm really proud or our kids. To come back and force the overtime re· .ally abows their character." J Byi;s /ace Hornets Ol'alUle Coast Collete cloees out the 1980 Junior collese lootb•Jl a~ason tonight hosting the Fut..,._ Hornets in a game that is more impor- tant UUin.many people think. ftlllertoo mut win if tbe Hornets plan to ad· van~ to the Avoc:acjo Bowl, and last year, Coach Dick !'ueker'41 Pirates.knocked Fullerton off under the , .... circumstancea. Ol'C. •.POrliDI a dttmal 2-7 record tht. year. wasi]M-0 J•-1.wen by San Diego Mesa. , ....,.while~ b in a first-place log· jam tilt South Coat ~rence with Cerritos and, ~ Anton)o (all .,.. 4· l in conference). If the lole, the wtuer of tonight's CeTl'itos· Mt. o 1•m• actYucea to the bowl. tfme It 7:30. I I I' I Eagle• •uf/er 42-32 CIF playo// lou to undefeated A~tea ~.!D~ You can'tbep a•= mu, OI' •Sood 1roup of mea dowo tor &oq, u llltanda Hilb'• football a.am found out Friday nilbt. Tiie Ea1l• did well eDOUlh in 1tayln1 •te&>-ln ·Np wltb an e.plosive l:tperama team tor all but the lut five aecooda of the ftnt ball. BVI' EVENTUALLY, Etperama'a pby1ical dominance oa the line of 1crlmma1e took itl toll and the Altees won, '2·32 lb the Hcond roand of the CIF Central Conference playoffs at Newport Harbor Hllh-Esperanaa, now 12·0 and ranked second in Oranre County behind Edison, went out tbe way it t ame in-n.mning. ·1n fact, the only real thing the A.tees did wroni all ruibt wu pass. Coach Pete Yoder's two interchangeable Junior quarterbacks, Pemall Sullivan and Ed Lydic, threw once each in the first quarter and both passes were intercepted by the Eagles' Scott • Davis. Davis' second interception went for 41 yal'ds $ 3 for aduhs 6 teens Sl.50 for kJds 12 to 6 Tots under 6 free and a tGQcbdown that 1ne ...._ia a momentary ... ,._.. .. avr DTA.NCU, 011telMcl by Eaperu1a•1 manlveo«maive line, eouldD't ec111tata the Ad:eca ' qUlck nmntaa backs -H.miq Petenoll (lJ car· net f(W us yards) and Cbril Williams cu calTles forttyarda). So, cle9Dite a flDe HC:CJlllll.Mlf effort by junior quuterbeek Jim McCabiU, tbe Saglee loet for the second ltrallbl year IA tM ~ to EIJ*NSa. Traillnc 35·14 late ta the tblrd quartek', McCahUJ led the Eqlel cm drives 'of 80 Ud 53 yarita to set !!ltancla within nlne points. McCabill, who completed 17 of 30 PUNS for 298 yards and three touchdowns fint bit Mart Carnahan for 51 yards and then conn.ecrted with Carnahao for 17 yarcla and a touchdown for the first score. MOMENTS LATER, following an interception by Carnahan, McCahill moved the Eagles down the field, this Ume spottin1 Jaime Aieken in the comer of the end zone for a four-yard touchdown _pass. That made it 35-26 midway through the fourth • quarter. But a l"lllUllni au.empt for-a two-polat by tailback Bob UrmM>G came up abort and that jU1t about killed Estuicla '• bopet. The Eaaies did 1et the ball back Wttb. ftve mlnutel remaining but Elperanaa'a O~ Gribble alertlY UU...cepted a pus at midfteld to pNMl'Ve tile win. ~tancia, which shared the Sea View Learue cbarnpionahlp thJa tear with Corona del Mar and El Toro, fmiAhed the year with an overall recqrd ol 7•5, I I "YOU SURE BA VE to give credit to their quarterback '(McCahill)," Yoder said after Che game. "He played excellenUy. Otberwile, l don't think it would have been as close. He wu runnlnc for his Ute and throwing off bis back foot moet of the nJght and he ~ill brought them back." Estancia coach Ed Blanton ajreed. 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Hieb. 17..0, la a ClF C.. tral Coeference quarterfinal p&ayo«pme. ''hlb alwa)'a ... us pillna up ..... ,..... olf.Wvely. but tb.y doa 't always recocam UI U bl• if1 a .-.al '°"lb Mf_.lv• -1t &IN.'' Mid a satisfied Capo bHd • man, Dick !:nricbt. 'f-j· "Noseauard John Ke.neflck • played an awMOm• defensive 4 ~ came, be wu NUaUoaal u be ':.1.anced all over the field to abut ilown their wiahbofte," Enright added. EL DOaAOO WAS limited to only 10 first downs and the Cou1an held them to lSO yards in total ollense. Fittingly eoc>U.Ch, it WU the Coucar defense which provided tl\e only fU'St half SCON. WUh 41 seconds remalnin1 until in· termlpion, corntrback Eric Fox• cut in front of a Golden Hawk re- ceiver at the sideline, and raced 89 yards untouched to pay dlrt. For Fox, Orange County's leading scorer. it was his 25th touchdown. in what is now a 10.2 ,. ··Capo Valley season. The 5-10. -A , .. l80·pot.md senior also accounted for 90 yards on 10 rushes from his tailblack position. Sarilll& ..w. roa·1 r.~ Ula •• tM wn&aa '°'8' ol the 1ame. ·•we waawcfto set aMad early, blea\lle lbeJ doe't pue ..... .... \bey .,.. not \be type ol team tbat plays cat~h'll> ball well," be aald. SAllL Y IN tbe MCood ball, t.H Coular .,... l'OM to it.a MCODd brilliant defeoalve play. when Uoabacker Daa Danny Wtater'-•ld recovered an El Dorado f\lmb&• in tbt Capo end aoae for a toucbback . Wuterfte\d, who also plays t11bt emt, had a bll nl_..t there, too. catchln1 four panes for 54 yards. After the fumble, Capo drove IO yardl on 14 playa to take a commandlna lG-0 lead on senior Walt Mueller's 22-yard field aoal. Westerfield 21-yard catch on a pau over the middle was the biC play ol the drive. Capo dosed out the scoring in tbe last few seconds of play when senior Steve Laabam bolt- ed 41 yardl up the middle for the second Capo touchdown . Lanham, on the night, carried 11 times for Stl yards. BOTH FOX and Lanham, senion, have now rushed for 1,000 yards each this season. Capo next plays Pius X in a semifinal round game. · El Dorado closed out its season with a 9-2·1 record. TANDYGIWI OCC wins; Gauchos dealtlosr Orange Cout College t.raveled to Los Angeles Harbor to poet a seuon-openinl 72-58 \lasketball deciaioo over the Seabawks in non-conference action Friday ni1ht while ~ddleback lost to host Merced in the Merced tournament, 60-SS. The Pirates hit at a 51 percent clip from the floor while Harbor was held to 37 j>ercent by the consistent and dominating OCC defense. Harbor had a 33·28 edge in rebounding, however. Coach Tandy Gilu~· Pirates put things together early and although Harbor came to within one point with 17:54 left in the second half, opened the gap r... AP OllfMr.... 8'W a TT ... ., t•• 85 LOS ANGELES -Soobomoret Rod Fotter PORTl.AHD -Gani IGle 8laU&IMr P'UDl*I ud Cliff. Pruitt each kOl'ed 14 polnll u No. 5--in 22 PG11U wl ~ Br7• aeara lddi.d • to ranked UCLA eaally defeMed Vlr&lDia Military lead the Uaiwwwidt) of Port.lad to a 10IMI romp Institute, -.et, ln coUeae buketball aeuon opener over Cal._ ruu.rtGa . Friday nllbt at Pauley Pavilion. ne Pllota toe* the h9d for tood at 11-1'7 on UCLA, nmneMIP to Loubville in the NCAA Slaulbter'a buk.t wltb t;5' left ln the flrat half thamp6omblp lul 1prin1, ran away to a 5'·• and field a 52.39 halftime lead. halftlme lead and was never in seriou trouble. Sla\IChtel' mana1ed to blt only 10 of 25 field UCLA trailed just o~ at 7..e. Then Foster goal attempll but stlll wound up leading the scored four polnta u the Btuinl r-eeled oU nine Portland acorin1. atrallhl pointa to move in front to stay. Beard, a 1-10 aophomore who saw little action Gettina balanced scorini. the Bruina bad 11 laat Mason, 1ank 9 of 11 field 1oa1 tries and bad 7 points each from sophomores Danen Daye and rebounds. Michael Holton. Junior Tony ADderaon bad 10 1 Center Dave Wear led Fullerton with 24 point.a, points and I-foot-7 fre"1ftlal\ center Kenny Flelda while guards Doug Cherry and Michael Anderson bad nine points. added 18 and 15 P<>ints, respectively. Hilb scorer for the game was VMI 1uard An· dt Kolesar with 24 points. Dennis Johnson had 13 f'N!S•O t rf.,..plu, 33·40 p1'ints for the Kaydets. • FRESNO -Junior forward Rod HIHins In the second half UCLA led by as many as •2 scored 13 points and pulled dbwn six rebounds to y::ints, although Coach Larry Brown substituted lead Fresno State to a 55.40 victory over Air Force. eelUyCLA. 's 7.3 Cypress Q,uege transfer Mark The game was Ued eight times in the first half, and with 10:51 to go in the game. the Falcons Eaton played impressively for 17 minutes, scoring trailed by only one, 35-34. seven points and grabbing a game-high l3 re· But it was about seven more minutes before bounds. they scored agajn, and by that time, the Bulldogs lfOl.W• •park• IJSC 1Clft:, 11.flll were leading 49-34 . Each team scored 36 points from the floor , but POCATELLO, Idaho -Barry Brooks scored Fresno St. went to the foul line for Z7 shots and 18 points and George Ratkovich and former El connected on 19 of them. Toro High :standout Ron Holmes both bad 14 to lead USC to a 77-68 victory over Idaho State. Southern Cal bad seven free throws and three layups in the final 5:22. ll was the opening game for both teams. The Trojans played without star forward Purvis Miller, who stayed behind in Los Angeles for unspecified reasons. · ISU trailed by as much as 17 points but pulled within seven, 75-68, wltb 16 secoods left to play. The Trojans used their quickness to outre- bound the taller Bengals 29·15. A.:1~• •opple IJCSB~ 61·:i1 . SANTA BARBARA -Guard Zach Jones scored 17 points to pace San Diego State to a 67-S7 victory over UC Santa Barbara in the season opener for both teams. Jones was 8-of-14 from the floor. while 1 backcourt mate Mark Smith was the Aztecs' other double-figure scorer, adding 10 points. The Gauchos were led by guard Bryan lloberla, who tallied 20 points. Reserve forward Clint WinterUna tallied 13 in the losing effort. Pius X overcomes Chargers, 21-16 again and woo handily. Brooks with his 18 points, including four freethrows down the stretch. was high scorer. .. Basketball scores "I was pleased with the out- come especially the fact we OD· ly had 12 turnovers," Gillis said after the game. The Pirates averaged between 18 and 19 tu movers a game last season. c.,,1.,..,, •z. eou.,,. uw oteru" "Considering the fact this was College M••"'•11.,, a..r~""" s.t our opener and they had already ucu. "· vMi ~· D••A-.,. Woftoro.., Santa Barbara hit 48 percent of its floor shots. The Aztecs led 37.35 at halftime and built the advantage to 51·41with12:48 to play . The Gauchos were never able to cut the lead to less than six points after that. 1 .\IA outla1d11 ..19er•~ 72-G.'i LONG BEACH -Guard Derrick Jackson scored 16 points and center Steve Schall added 14 to pace Athletes in Action to a 72·65 exhibition vic- tory over Long Beach State. By J~CK MINTER Of -Deity '"""'Matt Pius X senior running back Rick Swift scampered seven ya rds for the go ahead touchdown with just 1:03 left to lead his team into the CIF Cen- tral Conference semifinals in defeating El Toro, 21-16, Friday night at Mission Viejo High. The game was a see-saw af- fair that saw one team lead and then the ot})er. touchdown run with 2:53 left. played two games, I felt we evu10,ww.1nvton7o Te•u.uM .. ~ine s1 Douglas then passed to Todd played well." he added. ~!:.1~a;~cs~..V:;..:!..s ~:~ ~;::O'io.i~·P~!~ n Williams for tbe two-point con-Tim Johnson, a 6-7 sophomore W•\hinvtot1s1.~.s .. 111eP<K.st ,._.,.,,1--..,..,,v ... Version. forward, had 18 points along Pep~dl"' 111, HuOnv• "° A,,.., 1s. AP• M d f S.n JOY $(. 74, Sano,,.. SI 44 Ptnn SI. 101, Uriinu• .. Beres took up the slack of in· with six blocked· shots an our Goni~ 11». c:Auo11,.. vtrmont SJ."' ru.a• SI .. J·ured Charger Danft>n Sweazy as rebounds for the Pira\es . John Frttn0 s1. ss. Air Fore• .o rou11HAMEHTS S.n01e90S1.•7,UCS8 H iq -I he ran the ball 25 times for 235 Saunders hit 12 points and was 11..a1.nc1u2.c.1L11th 1auon ~S:.~o-1c Yards . Besides the 44 yard the leading rebounder with Nevaoa<LVI 71• P..-Americ•n•l Tu•en• 10S,Okt•h0m•C'1Y" SI Mary'i 9'. Slan1il•u• St. 19 6' ~ SI 67 touchdown run he had carries of seven. uc o•vtHs. CA1 Po1r tPomon•> ~ s 1111';:.!.,. •1-~ .... 78, 15, 14, 12, 11, 10 and a handful of Freshman Chris Beasley from SM1 FrMK•><0 si 119• uc s.ant• N ortn caro• 1na ••. A 1 ..... others. Costa Mesa Hig h scordedf 16 C•t~~ .... c..1e.11M110 ""::':;:':.S:i,M<uourin The El Toro touchdown was points, had six assists an our Fresno P.cmc 96. c•1. ,...,,,,,...11o G•o•11tto..n10,H1cno11.s1 SI I R. h K" d rf f 81ol•&1.UV•rN41 set up by an interception by de-steals whi e tc in o rom 1l'TAV T.- fensive back Ron Johnson. Corona de! Mar High bad six as-11eo1" ~:,i;;::,;,a;..~:9~"' AlA led the entire game. including a 36·24 ad· vantage at halftime of the contest played at Long Beach Arena. Long Beach cut the difference to three points midway through the second half, but AIA reeled off nine straight points to take co~man~. Center Kevin Tye and forward Cra1g Dykema. scored 14 points apiece for Long Beach.... __ COLLEGE BASKETBALL TONGH'Tl Following Pius ' touchdown march, which saw a two-point conversion try fail , the El Toro made a last gasp effort to COD· tinue the 1980 football season. Following the second half slsts and two steals. Greg Amon. 101. c..1 Slat• 1Ha.,...,d, ~ ... ,._ .. , d d . ts .. SI Jonn'i,HYU,J•mM~" SI kickoff Pius quickly went to Krohnfel t ha seven ass1s . use n.1-sa... Penn ... -s1 s. UCI vs. Vir~inia Military Schoof work 00 regaining the lead. Al Merced, Saddleback's re· co1or-n.Hew-•1to•s vi,......i.rl!IM• cord evened out at 1-1 as the host vt•n 51 71• 51· Mart1n'"1 111rq•n•• .-. &uc1UW11 ~1 :20 p.m. ON 111EIR first drive Swift team took advantage of a 6-1 ~o~;!~.~w~.:~on ~~ -ova commonwu1111 ..... u••1•tt• With Mike Kennedy, Kent Starting at their own 37 the Chargers marched into their own territory before a Pius in- terception stalled their drive with just four seconds rema\Jling on the clock hadh a 7061·y1afrtd totuhchd1°0~ dash ratio in free throw shooting to :~!:~~N"C:;;,~3S1., ~c1a111< Briggs and Mitch Massey wit 10: e on e c c... edge the Gauchos. w coiorMID IS, soc..1 '°"-n Mocn·~ si "· w Mlcn.oan ,, The Warriors then went for Saddleback h1't three-of-three ~1 C•n1 ""''"'91"193. o.1 • .,.110 Sponsored by.· . . n 3S Hortnwf\ltm 7•, Ill ·Ollt690 Cir ll'NMY'I CIHll< the two-po1nt convers10 attempts from the line while c••., ll•n0t'1>111n. •ona s. a-ohl' I B k quarterback Craig Elam found Merced was making 12-of-17. Crtt9hton9?, w .. ·S~rtor s• w Ktnhdy'3,Sou1hC...OIJNH '~·c nsurance ro ers · d · H go Nevarez all Loyo1a 1C111<..a90> m . LOm .. u Ht11T10N Denny's Restaurants and EL TORO LED at halftime, 8· 7. following a spark ling run by junior running back Kevin Beres. w1 e rece1Ver u d The tournament is a four·team wyomlnq '2, H.ot•"•• s• 1or 1 "'"'''~ '" AWon n. LO"ll e .. cn C I Ply-"""' alone in the end zone. Pius lea . affair with Saddleback coming w ttn11as1. 101.-1111-cnr1.1.60 si .s McPeek hrys er · 11iuuu1 15·8. • ked back tonight against Long wu1rnoro:i~ Executive Producer: Roy Englebrecht Elam an<S Nevarez hoo up Beach, a loser to Chabot in Ha..sron 112. rem A~116 Junior College Beres took a Bryan Douglas handoff at the Pius 44 and was apparently stopped at the 25- y ard line. But just as Cast as he seemed to be tackled, he sped away to reco rd a 44 yard for Pius• first. touchdown early Friday's action. B•y1or 1•. SI Eow••Cb 11 oran11e ,.,. .. 1 n. u. H•rl>Or sa ~ l·n the f1'rs·t quarter. They scored h r .. u 1~11 ... e eent . .Qk•• s. Merc..ieo.S<ldd•-oss ~~ 1 ft Scoring for the Gauc os w~s 1u1 ... •.QnLOO.l•romas1.. Go1o.nw."'3,U>Mus-•> on a 21 yard play with 5:44 e evenly divided with Ourtis T .. as.-e1P-~~,.iosi.o c 11.o11o110.Lon11Be•chcc1s .. flA on the clock. . Crossley and Kevin Bowland w C.erOllM•.~f1ll•T«h 11 ':.'1"~~"'~,EHt,~I G'1'---···•1 --~ El Toro Scored \'ts last m _,,_,..,,.O ' ~~ • each getting l .. with Tom Ftor1csasc.s7.c.nt.Ftorl<MO A10 H...-10,s.-ieernard1no hd f th 1980 Season Gr•mbllnQ I•, SoulNrn U 67 touc own ° e McCluskey hitting nine. A••w-'3.N •-•" v•11•Y·":_ ______ ~~~~~~~~~=~~==~~=~=~~ with 3:43 lefl in th~e:...!g~a::m::e:.·:.._ _______________________ =--:-_ _ Sunkist nieet set LOS ANGELES -The 22nd annual Sunkist In- vitational indoor track meet has been aet for Fri- day, Jan. 30, at the LA Sports Arena. Officials of the meet have sent invitations to America's leading track stars, plus some lo athletes in Taniania, Ke nya, Ethiopa, West Germany, Japan. Au.stralla, New Zealand, Greot Britian. France and Poland. The open competition will be supplemented by a full program of high school events. Noted for Its outstanding mile races, both Eamonn Coghlan of Ireland and America's Steve Scott have been asked to return after their battle • last year which saw Coghlan win, 3:S2.9 to 3:53. -. UCI women gain finale SANTA BARBARA -Kathryn Hamilton scored 17 points and arabbed 10 reboundJ to lead UC Irvine put UC Rlveralde, 83·"2, and into the finals ol the All-Cal women 11 buketball toumament here Friday. " The Anteaters drew a flnt-round b)'• an the five-team affair and will meet the wlM•r ot • tame between UC Santa Barbara and UC Davi• at 5 tonight f01' the cbamplonahlp. GAS and DIESEL Good Selection IYIR~ It Dlll•t• TO MAii Ttft OMI °'THI MOST COWOIT ... 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Esper•nu 1 tJ 15 7 •1 Eslentia 1 1 6 11 J7 ESP Petof!lon) run I LUOOIPfl k•Ck I EST Urm•on SS pau lrom McC•hlll CMcCan111 ~101 EST-0.Y•' •t r•turl'I ""''" •ntt:fCl'f)l•OJ"f IM<C•lllll kltk > ESP Peteuon 27 run CLuootPfl lt•<kl E !iP~ L yd1c S run f~ICk l•oledl ESP Peleuon •run ISulllven run) ESP Lydit . run ILUOOIPfl kltk l EST c.. ......... 17 pess ''""' Mculltll lkotk •••led) EST Alk"n • P9l> from McC•h•ll l•un l•llotdl ESP Curry tr"" llu<IOIPll kick I ESl-McC.,,1111 run CpeH l411teol AllencNn<e 4,500 IHltmeltOI G41,.,. SC411tllltl ESP Hf Fl"t Oowns 2• n AU\l>H·Y••<I\ S6 l78 l l·m•nu• .. P~U•l'tQ v•rd\ .u 1'91 Pe\~\ 1 11·l 11 lO 1 Punl\ 1·42 • J'I FumblH·ICXl 0-4 O.Q Pen•llle5·Y•rO\ l·•S O~ lndlvod ... I AUMll"' ESP Pele<\Ofl, 1'1-IS. Wolll•m•. 1~ .. Curry 10.7', Ly<1oc, 114 Sulltv•n, J 16, Tande, 1·17 Currv, 7·24, Sull•••n. J-1•. T andt,7·12 EST Urm,,.,,,, • 7, Mcun111, 6·1or·rnlnu\ ' 0''"'·' tor Ml~' ..... ~ ........ 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Lanham, l n FRIDAY'S SCORES College Plll•bu•Qll 14, Penn Stet• q Junior colleqe Seul-" CAI C-lw-=• Santa Mon<c• 13, Golden Wt51 11> High •chool CIF l'LA VOF"S llt Five C-lweMt E<liM>n M. Col\Of\ u SI Fr MK: I\ 31. FonC•M ll Foun1aon V•ll•Y 20, lo• Altos 11 St Paul lt, Sc Jon.. BoKo 7 Ca<!lr•I C...ftreM• EsPtr.,.u 41, E\lanCI• :u Brea.Olinda 14, c.orooa cMI M•r 13 (ol) P•u• X 11 El Toro" C•p•str-V•llty 11 El Oor-o Sout-.i c:-1 ........ El ModtM 47, Wane<> 0 Sunny Hiit• 78. Kennedy 11 Footnoll 30, Downey 11 l ynwooo lt Senta A.rt• 11 C.Hlal C-IWOftC• M1fhka.n 71, Muir 21 Sanla 8"rbera 40, P••o• Veroes 21 Arca<tla 18. Santa Monica 17 Lono &.ach Poly?•. Norin Torr•n<t J N0<1-11 Colllwence Lompoc ll>. Cileft<lale 7' A•••l100 II, Bell Garcltn• 14 Bu"O"IJl\•3•. Temple City ll San Luis Ot>•'IC>O 16, LA Gtn•CI• u Sout-stent Colller•"" S<llurr 14. Milry SI•• 7 VotCor Vall•Y q. Onl¥•0 I St,,. 13. Pomornt 1S e ........ Colllerence Arlington 12, Damien \.f . Claremont Soulll Holl• ti C•tru• C.Olle(lll' tto,,19.nt> Co""' .i, ~n• 1• River\~ Poly 13,. La S.rrw 1 ,,,._ ColllwetK• l•haci..111 "· catht<lrel 7 Trona 23. P•r•c•e·te' Mammoc11 II, Valley Chri•l•en I Big B•ar 20, Onl¥•0 cnrisllen 1 0...... -·'" c...1 .... ,. .-.1.sc-o 11. A..,.,_ 14 St Jot""1 II, Royal 0.k to Mir•l .. le 21, All>W 13 Ba 1owin P•rti. 16, U.wndaie o EltlM·,..., C-1.,.MCe IMmh> Ttmploton 19, Buckler 12 Lo• Al•mlto• !'AIDAV'S ltESULTS '"" ol ll ... y tall fair,,,...,,.,, Appe~• F1"1 •ace qockel Sir-CC•rdotal. 4 10, 1 80, l 20, Orum WOtlO No I I F'trHJ, 3 60. l 80. Hurrv Scurrv IWhllel, l 40 '1 o •<I• I l·l l P&o<I Ill llO ' I I I ' Breeze faces T u cson tonight Molly Bolin and the California Breeze enter· tain the Tucson Storms in their opening exhibition game of the Ladies P rofessional Basketball As· sociation tonight at Chapman College in Orange with tipoff at-7 :30. r-~ ~~~\ ... ,.~-, 1 1'\~~'"''"~~~'C·'" $5597 ~ Admission to the game is $3 for adults and Sl for students and senior c1t1zens. with proceeds go· ing to charity. 2 DAYS ONLY -NOV. 29-30 DOH BULLOCK'S * GUN SHOW & SALE C.UMS -Ant1Que & Modern, Knives. Swords. Daooers. Custom Knives. Milltar1a. Wells Fargo & Western Memorabilia HOUIS: 9 am to 6 p m -Sat 9 a m to 5 p m -Sun ADMISSK>M: '3·Adults. s 1 ·Children. 6-12 Youngsters un~r 6 -Free ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER ~•ce \e ,ffN.> L C I< t I It 1 i ecoftomic•• J cir .• ~ ... '.ru~,:.·. :.:.~ .. ..... -........ Ure1. tt .. al ,_.,, .. , AMrNlea ...... s1 ~ Co~ \\\-JO·I ~ t'oO{ ~ • \" '0'6~ ~~1.esa ~ c.JQ~v los\a ~3a .. 0 I~ ~o~'I bcf.lV :.. • c,e rt'V\e\e ,,e ~ O..rterNrwt Secend re<• -Wood"ot ll 9rew11 fir-ti, tM . ) olO, "*· L•"kl•" .i.t IW•,.411, S.JO, 4 00. WtJrr' O n How I C.r cloteJ, .UO. , .... ......,... Third nic. -1t1111<111 euu , .. ,ley), •uo, 1J.00, 7.JO; A_,,. Joe ICMIM>aoel,. "°· UO; Vic t OfllNft IMelOarl~I. 4 . .0. U u · e<ta O.JJ P9iO ...... oo. FotJrtll r•<• -8er c . W C !D•l•no..n•Y•>. s.eo. s.ao. >.oo, c ... 111. !Aoul")· 4.IO, *·*; Ta11leQua"'' Pride ( T urel fl<y I, l.«I. Flltn r.u -Wln;im E:•rlr l~NI, tJ «>, UO, I IO, lolcl and BllNt lOmlM'l. 4 00. J.60; Id ~ot COll••r"I, l .M U •utlA , ... , peld 1113..00 •• Sl•lll tllU -S.. ~ulleh Aun ICMIMleGll, a .•O, 4.00, l .00. Ow•rl •• Move IO.lei.ou-119), 4AO, 3 IO; IWlw I Pa.pp41 ,B•re IOll••rt\I. 3.00 , S••efltll •<Kt -1(19 ol H•ll• f Estr.cNI. 14.40, UO. S 20, lm.t Alvet IC.Ste<1edel, s 20. J.IO; MMry ""9M• tPeultnel, • 10 » Uatll f1· I) f)eOd S11).j(). EIOhlh reo -°""''n .. u I Mena), •IO, 4.20, 3.20, Hiii Drive (Toro), 3.ol(), 2.80, Dotlla U"tlmli.d (CMIMl.Oel, J.40 MIMI! rec• -Arr1bt1IO IOllv•r••>, 4.:IO, 4.20, l 40, Bt..:11 Bulle! IC•••••te1•l. • 60, 6.00, Ci•rlltld 10.lehOUSS.Ytl, ).80. SS euc. .. 11·101 Pilkl 1212 00 S2 Pick ~I• t 1«>-•>-7·1·1> p•ld SI•, 1411.M> wllll '°"' ..,,,,,,,no llU1.t1 lllJI ,,..,,.,, u Pick S•W <OM04•1•0ft ,,.. .. GI• 00 wllh 11 win fling 11c .. 11 Cll•e ...,, .. ., U P•clt Soc Kratcn ,_1.iion e>elO \IS.. 10 wllll 11 win mnQ lltktts <IOU•"°'""'· ON! 'Cratch>, hw wlnnl"'l tlcl<tl• llour hOt\t\, two Kr•tcNts) 20 WIMlllQ hCUI\ t """ nc>rw-1 two l(.r•tct•s> Tenth ra(.~ too11tror1me \Ltt>tlamt J •O. 3 00, 2 60; El P.tQut!CM IMf!n•I. q 00, • 80: hDlt Torch CC>lllanoussavt>. 3.00 Qllart-rWI E tevenlll ••tt M IH F•\I C"it CCrt•Otrl, 18 411, S 40, 4 00, Tt-10 h~roll IH•rt>. J . .i>. 3.10, En•• 8ollque CTrtawrt), S 60 '1 t .. t la 14 II P"d S~q 80 ... lltndan<• 11,117~ Hollywood Park FlllOAV'S RESULTS 111 .... ol 7-t• llatnftt ,,...,,,.,) Fu•st f'6(e -ldlf•I Gem (L•<kl"YI, I .0, •.40, • 00, Denc1nQ 8uu• .-. tFoloJ. 12 oo 10 00. ~oY•I St-I l l<ueolt< 1 • 40 u euc ,. 11·•1 ~10$131 )IQ S~ono race -GooCI 'llrnt Lou llun\lordl 1~.20. 4 00, •.20, Brandy ano Orv ISh•rren>. l •O. 1 60, Cha ti er I\ M.t10 c Cirtoor o. Y 60 Tn1ro rttc~ M1dolQP\t Cnoo Cnoo 1.-.uDon 1. • 00, J 40, 140, Wll'°" Fotty 1 wo IP.,,tr), 5 10, J 10, Haft yon Htro IOe.omtrl, J 20 U .. ae1a CJ ~l 1><110WOOO Four!" rao Dlretl Gold N t Park., ), S.20, 3 80, 2.60, Olover Win IGou<lrH") S 60, l 40, Scottn 00..blo IL19hln1111, 2 80 F,flft r•ce Oan1e ~•Y 1 Dt•om•ri. 6 00. l lO, 3 00, SQeecty La" y CGrundyl, 6 40, • 00, l0t•I Sh<t<IH (WOOdl, 6.00. \S •••ct• II" Pa•o s1n 50 Sl•th r.ce Rowd~ YM'lkff (Gl°NdrMuJ 6 60 l IO 160. c.or-. .-.r90nt l"<ILerman> S bO 3 40 H@llO 8trd•t (0.Somt'r I 3 00 Se"enth •<>co Body Oltckfr CAoWt>I, 1.10, • oo. 4.00, C.ommoe111v tW,..tlt<I, s 60, • 40, S.n .Anortia\ ILIQ"lh1IH S 80 SS e .. cu IS.II P41IO SIOJ 50 Sl Pttk S,. 11 J 1 l 1 ~I P<l•O ~•1 •O woln 11> ----- rq E E D $675,000 Pr•ftr cw1~at• polrty Quick .ac ''°" Hil¥t owr \"1,100.000 In hee • CINt -I Hla1t • llUMnt .. tor t•ll•teral. ~II Al 8tHOtt1 11141 •1J-l711, 2•/ltr\. F• Mktill I Call a .... ,,..,,... ~a.,., - ) N8AICOtH l'tiUy'I Ga,,,.. Plllleelell>Nt II•. Porll-10l 8ouon 120, NHt Vorl< 10. c1e.,.1-,,., Wtls/tlngton l<H Hew .Jeoey 122, Utan U Oetroll 104, Kansu Clly •• Otnvtr "'· 0.ltH 111 Ho.,ston 11•. San "ntonio 115 Mllweuk<le 11>..-.11an111oe IOT I PP\oenl• 102, Ch1ca90 COi San 01"90 9J, Sealllo '11 COLLEGE W. Colorado 85. SoCal 72 • . ~C•I Coll... WHl•mColer-,, 11 Ip It ti. Hirtl 1 3 1 Barringer 11 l 25 Te~my 2 3 1 LamD l o 6 Potra\ • " II Kttltr 5 1 11 Rober" 11 • JO Wilson • 0 18 JtsSuP ] 0 • Fo\\ 0 1 1 C.r•h•m I 0 1 KO\il~ 9 I 19 P1u1mtr 1 o 2 ll 1ctarOI O I I Tol•I\ 11 11 n lUf!~~~ ~ ~ 8~ t<Allt1tn4! W ColOt<>OO. 1936. Tol411 lout\ SoCal COlleQt 11 w (OIOr•OO 2J FClulMJ out none JUNIOR COLLEGE Orange Coast 72, LA Harbor 58 Or•-ColH LA Heritor l(r~\1Ch Kror,nl•Jctl Maravttf\ f(•ndorf Jonnson BU\lty Riley S..unders L1n\"-Y Tnom•~ Tot•IS 19 " ... ., ,, ft ... 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( 1 I hr .• 30 min.I • SUMCUllHE "The 8MI And Veal Show" • AMERICAN GOVE~ "Functional P1ealdency" ~2~46 8 9 NCAA FOOTBALL N•"Y"•·Arm-f· I 1:00 D MEOICAL CEHTtR D IEV£AYWHEAE "Clatalc Car Show" From N1Wport 8"c;h. • OIWGAH'818l.ANO In a 1 .. 1 of a deadly ,_ ml1111e. the Air Force zer099 In on ltoe cut• wey'e lalend • OUTER L-..ITS Six 01dln1ry people and an extrao1dlnery patch ot llght l>Oard a almulated space flight Which turns out to be reel • MOVIE. • I .MOON>,.. ~llCSYQ .. .. ..,.. .. uo==: Worid~~ pioNfllp (1rom Oet*oell. Wl•oonllft~ ..._ 01' IN Hf\. a--'lldll'l. hrt 6 ~om AdtW!ttc City). ....... .UL "4*: ,, .. Kwwl. 1=-.on:=. ··~ Efllcta'' 4.1IO. "'°'"'~ United 8'*'-I CHM Oymnatllc9 CompetiCIOfl (lrom P9klng): Legendl of !lowllng (Crom McAIM, N.J.): Wortd Cup Aeriel &Ung (from Pocono, PL). • tolOVW "hil9 Flmlly Ao«>lnaon'" ~.)(1hr.) • NCf4ll NOH I IOOOeYDOO • MOVll * * ~ "'TM 1" Mrs. c .... rolla" (19471 Humc>l!rey Bogert, Betb.,. Stenwydl. A O.enged .,,,., methodl- cetty me11lee Ind mutc:ler• hit wives eller doing a t>lutr• potlrelt of tllem. (2 hll.) • PAEBENT£ "Del Mero Cotu on" The belled• lod lyrical loYe songs In the Texu-Mexl- can Mort-mullO tnidl- tlon are templeO. • DUIOHINO HOME INT£AK>A8 "Wiii To Wall" ·9 THE AC>a<FOAO Al.£8 Rocltlord POMil M • news- paper publ"'-wt'8n he lntlltratw a "charity" Club for a mytterk>Y• e1i.n1 Who au199Ctt a rigged gam- bling operetlon. 4:30 I TO. ANNOUNCED DUIGNIHO HOME INTEAIORS I • -AFTERNOON- 12:00 I Cl) ,AT Al.aERT WHfTNl!Y ANO THE • A r-Cfl IClentltl II determined to hive hi• WOik ee<:epted wllhoot studying the tide ettec:tt. eTHEMUHIT!R8 "JOhn Doe Mllf'ltler" * * * "'The Story Of WHI Rogers·· ( 1952) J•n• 1 Wyman, Wiii Rogera Jr. The Ille and love ol Wiii Rogera result In his emez. Ing 1nnuence over othefa ' (2 ,,, •• , .. Cuing The Joint" 5:00 8 NF\. REVIEW AHO PREVIEW 8 STARTREK The Enterl)(IM almotl col· lldee with. ttr.,. spec.-~ I A080T "Yourt Ours And Mine" • L08T .. IPACE ''The au.ilng IMMI" fl.MOVll * * ·•eome Out FighllnQ" ( 19451 Eat Side Kids. At the ume tfm41 the Kids are giving boJClnQ ~ to the eon of the po1a oom- m1..ion.. they .tto nnd time to get illvotwel with • gembllnQ ring ( 1 hr.. 30 min.) • TARZAN Tarun II tricked by e ctOOked lftf olfloe< Into tumlng In • lrlen<I WT'Of!Oly KCUMd of murder • THt8 OLD HOUSE WOik on !he dec:ll and lie toond11tton ~Ina and Bob Vfla onen hint• on palnl Stripping (R) GD WAU. fT~ WEEK • The Chartist Pope • Guest Adrlaen Shrlkkllf (~ 1~30 8 Cl) LONE RANGER I TARZAN ADVENTURE HOUR D AORICULTURE U.S.A. "ChooM And Cut'" Host Jofln8MW""- • MOYW * • • "Knute Rodine - • MAAOU8 WELBY, M .. O. The IOng·llfne marrlt0t ot a couple 11 thrNtened when their newborn llOfl develop• cyatlc llbro-'a. • THl818 f PHEMEAA Hoeta CeMn Otto end Maurice Rlclc.,ds cnronl· Cle the Oevetopmenl ol m<>Oe<n lull-color poetefl • AM!NCAH OOVERHMENT "Staffing The EJ1ecuttv1 Brenoh" 1:30 8 Cl) aG MINUTES Chrislopher Glenn repo<ta on the Ku Klu• Klan end Its methOda of recruitment, Setty Ann Bowter profiles 17-yeer-old jockey Karen Rogers (R) U F·TROOP "JOl1nny Eagle Eye .. G MOVIE *'It "'l ittle Giant· (19.il6) Bud AbbOtt. LOIT Costello A CO<Jntry bOy trlea to live the city Ille u a uiesmen ( 1 hr • 30 min ) • OCEANUS: Tl1E MARINE ENVIRONMENT ......... '°~ "AppooglallK .. '' 2:00 • l(IOIWOftlD Claannrl f,f#f in gs 8 KNXT !CBS) Los Angelt>S D KNBC (NBC) Los An9e1es e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 8 KASC· TV (ABC) Loo; Angeles Cl) KFMB (CB S) San Ooeg o 8 KHJ·TV (Ind ) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Ooego I KTTV (Ind ) lft>s Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind) Los.Angeles • KCET· TV !PBS) Los Angeles lb KOC~·TV (PBS) Huntington Beac.'1 • OUTVUAO,WIE OEHTS'> Ii) INTAOOUCINO BIOLOOY .. Endocrine Gl•nds" (J) A880TT ANO COSTELLO "Charity Benet" 2:30 I) INTERFACE Host: Truman Jec;ques 8 OtlUOAN'8 ISi.AHO Giiiigan dlacovers that ha has 1 double on the Island. 9 OUATENTAO. WIE OEH'TS? «!) INTROOUClNO BK>\.OOY ··Autonornle Nervous Sy1- 1em·· CJ) ST AR TREK The EntorprlM Is lured tar !Nill where *"Y olhet E•rth ship has 11tplorld to en apparently devastated plane I 3:00 tJ LAST OF THE WILD ··Conquered Death" U MOVIE .. Teles 01 WHhlrigton frvtrlil"' (Anlmeted.) ( t hr) 0 MOVIE *'A '"Blood On The Arrow·· ( t9841 O••• Robertton, Marth• Hyer A cavalry prteoner who had eutvfved a.n Apache mas- sacre tries to help a coopte rec:<Wttr theft chfld lrom Ille lndlens (2 hrs I '8 MOVIE * * "~ "Caravan ro VttC· car~ ( 197•) Charlotte Ramptlng. Oavtd Birney At1empts 10 amugg1e en E881ern European aclentltt Into 1he U S ere hampered by a gang bent on selling 1ntormatlon he P0- 10 tl>e highest !>odder (2 hrs.) T etef1 In outer ep~ 1 8~ MOVIE ** "Indian Paint" (1~1 1 JOllnny Ctawford. Jsy Sii· verheels. A yourig Indian boy lheree • Mtles ol tuclllng ed\'llrllures wlt.h hit beloved white pony. (I hr . 20 min) • MOVIE ***Vt "A Hole In The Heed" (19591 Ftank Sin•· lta, Edwe1d O Roblnaon A widower with a t2-yelr· old son hes 1 variety ol probiema with hla lemily 8od hlS 11<>1114 bul"-'. (2 • l>rS.) • flD SOCCER Host: Mario Machado Qfi) HOT STUFF: THE RESTAUAAtfTS OF NEW OAL£AH8 • Vlewets are ttllen on • tour 01 Amence·a most original cuisine lrom the C1110le he11t1go and the 1eataurents that leeluro It (I) EMEAOENCY ONEI @l!fEWS 6:30·= * *'A "ConquHI 01 Space·· ( t966) Welte1 Brooke. Eric Fleming Army vo4unt-• embark on a IP&Cl&eular foumey eroun<I Earth In a man- mede satellile ( 1 hr • 30 min ) -EVENt«;- 8:00 8 CJ) CBS NEWS I N8CN£WS COUEOE 8ASKET8AU Notre Dame vs UCLA fJ NEWS ~~~!!!!!!!!!~~~~~--------~--~----------------..;... ____ ___ Pirates not rOmantic Modern buccaneers in TV movie tonight 87 JEBRV BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP ) -The ~antic Image of the pirate is qmal of a swashbuckler with a black eye patch, digging for IMaried treasure and singing a hasty cbanty. • But th•re Is nothing romantic llbout the modern-day pirate •o preys on .... , ~cbtamen -~ ~leaves no 'lritnesaes. ''Desperate V'o ya g e, • • fthich C BS I broadcasts , tDnigbt at 9 a Channel 2, tella ol a con-temporary O'HUt.IHY J•an Lafitte plllaging off the ooeat ol LoW.lana. It becomes a t9ut sea duel when a yachtsman ~ves a worthy adversary. '-'Chriatopber Plummer u the ~. ate and Cliff Potts the ~btaanan. 1be two-hour mov- lll: filmed entirely at sea by dor lllcbael O'Herllby, la a ~t thriller. The only note la Plummer'• C~un -way off key. ~ LVIN MPINILEY wrote the ay from Kytle'• novel. IDON allo •tan Christine Lara Parter, Nlcbolu andJonatban Banks. ,..,'H8rlihy, P. ct.dleated aallor ...,._ own 'awl was used lD tbl .-me, tat wtth Olll)I' a eup ol d9fee at a breakfast lntervtew. ••nakflllt ll a bloody aboml.Da· ,, ... declared. i1 Jmb tunper also • ., ·~ICI °'"" a CBI edlct tbat jmt come tb.roUlb Cb ..... mo•i•'• title from ''Lut 1•1• of tbe Valballa" tc • •)lll'llle Y~•·" .,,.., ,_ tM UU. Utroap I . . f bloody compoter," he sneered · ·1 did a Frederick Forsyth pie ture a few years ago. 'Th< Dublin Incident.' NBC ran it through a compute r and th< final Utle was 'Cry of the lnno cent.' We're getting lilies tha1 sound like National Enquire1 headlines." O'HERLIHY BASED his armada on Catalina Island dur- ing the filming. "That way we could be o ut t o sea i n 15 minutes," be said ... l stayed aboard the Estrella. which we used for the ValhalJa. Everyone else stayed on the island." When he moved here from Ireland, he sailed his own boat across the Atlantic, landing in Florida. •"Producer Barty Weitz found the book," he said, "but I'd always wanted to do a picture completely at sea. t don't think it 'a ever been done before. "We sort of wrote a whole new manual on this sort of thing. It la extremely dtll1cult to shoot at sea. The aea la u Wlpredictable aa a harem of neurotic females. You must keep a weather eye open, or you can get Into serious trouble." O'REBUllV ~OTED tbat not many directors could handle aucb an uatinment. It requlree too mucb knowledce of aeam8111bip. He also was proud of the feet Ulat few of hla crew cot aeulck and that serious ac- cldenta wre avoided. Sark tJdl year, he dlndAMI the TV lll091e ".Mother Seaton," wbteb eall9cl ffW 1cenet aboard a bark-.. off Savannah ... Some of tM aetorl cot so alck \My coulda't fucUon," he aaicf. ''TMr....., '°81d.D't wort.•• 0......, arped tbat plNCJ is a serious problem or whkh few people are even aware. "When a boat disappears, peo- ple think it was the weather." he said. "Any reason but the real reason, which could be piracy. A lot of it, of course, is stealing boats to run drugs. "BUT MOST piracy is simple thievery. An average sea-going sailboat has $30,000 to $40,000 worth of electronic navigation e quipm e nt a b oa rd . If somebody'll rip off your apart· ment for a television set. they'll rip off a boat. The horror of it is that boats have people and they throw them overboard." He said piracy is most pre- valent In the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean -the haunts of t he buccaneers of yore. IC while watching .. Desperate Voyage" the viewers feels a sud- den ·attack of mal de mer, he can thank the director. "It baa lnfwiated me since I wat a kJd that in most nautical movies you get a Jong shot or a sbip, then cut to a studio interior with one swlnging lamp," be said. "I wanted to get the motion oJ lbe sea. I did a lot of hand. held work.•· O 'RERLIR\', WHO was a theater direct.or in Dublin, pre· vloualy directed the "Backstaln al the White House" mlftlaeries and now ti preparing the .. Nero Wolf1' aeries wlth Wtlllam Conrad. "''* cominl to this couatrJ, he tended bar and worked ta .conatructioa untU he 1ot blt bre1k d1reet.1n1 an episode of "Tl Suntet Strip." After that1 he directed several televlalon 1how1 -IDcludln. 42 epltodts ol "Hawaii ., ... o!" I • TUBE TOPPERS KJU e 6:20 -Laken Basketball: The NBA Clef endlng charnpt take on the Denver NUQeb in the Mile HiCh City. CBS I 9 :00 -"Desperate Voyilp." odern·day pirates in the Caribbean are tbe subject of tbil new TV movie with Christopher. Plummer •and Cliff Potta. NBC e 9:00 -"The Secret War of Jackie's Girls." Female filers in .World Wa.r II perform dangerous missions in this TV movle with Mariette Hartley heading the cast. (see story below) -~ * • ~ "Cuenov•'• BIG Night" t 1954) Bob Hope, I Joen Fonlllne. A Ulllor'e IC>Pfentloe _. Into trou-: Ille wMrt he meaquer.O.. .. !tie WMt lo\w CUMO- va. (2 In.) • IUMCUISINE ''Vage!U>lell'' ID VICIHOlt "The Etnpjte Of The Nor1h- em Shot' .... The etory of the gteet Northlrn Vhllng Empire wl1ICtl IM1ed !Ma than 30 )'Mt'I .. told. 1:20 G NBA BA8KET8At.l OenYllr Huggett "' lo• Angelle lalterl . l :IO I Cl) NIWI tANt1 TYLER MOON MUl"ray'a ~ deugtl· ter nMda a job and Mary trlet to get her one at the office . • THIS OLD HOOSE Work on the deck and 111 foundation ~Ina and Bob Vila oHer• hlnre on pe/nl atr~ • MUHOOOF Oil PAINTINO "Roses" Holl: Wllllem Aluander. 7:00 8 IN SEAACH OF •.. "The Fountain Of YOU1h .. I BIO CITY COMEDY EYEWtTNU8 LOS AHOEl.E8 Hott•: IMZ Pedroz• and Peul Moyer • l.AWAEHCE WELK ··Famous Theme Songa" • CONNECTlONS: AN Al TERHATE VIEW OF CHAHOf ··countdown " J1me1 Buike reconalructa the bh1h or television and aautlnlzee the mafOf role It plays In ou1 """today. Ii) SIU. MOYE.AS' JOURHAL Cl) THE MUPPETS Guest: Paul Simon QJ JACK WHrTE'S JOURNAL 7:30 I) THE MUPPETS Guest. Paul Simon I FAMILY FEUO S100.000 NAMEfi"T TUNE Cl) IH SEARCH OF ... '"The Founteln 01 Youth" 9) SA TUROA Y EOfTION 8:00 8 CJ) WKRP IN CINCINNATI Andy, Herb and Mr Carl· son try 10 lmpreu • de91gner In ltoe hOpe of landing h8r pre1tlgloos jeens ecx;ount. D BARBARA MAHl>Mll ANO THE MANDAELL SISTERS Guests AndrH Crouch . Truell Shackley. the Telles Critters 8 COLLEOE FOOTBALL Ore90n State V\ UCLA from Tok~ 8 UJ1J BREAKl..0 AWAY (Premle•e) Four high achOOI buddies In • llT!all college town hod unity and fun In com1>a1tlng the visit· Ing unlveralry ttud«lls e MONTE CAAlO IHOW Oueet: Lola Falena. • MOVIE • • * "Hel 11 FO< Heroee" (11Ml2) Stew ~. Bobby Oerin. A aquecf of Amerlc:WI Gii le ordered to hOld becll the 0.mena et ~coat. (2 Ive.) • VIKINGS! "'The Emplfe Of The North- ern Sher•" The llOI)' of the gr•t Nonhern Vllllng Empire wt"ch '-1ed .... than 30 V-• le told. • AU8TIH CITY UMtrl "Jeu• WlnChHl•t I Mother Of P-r· 1:309(1) THETlMCONWAY SHOW au.ta: HlitW'/ Korman, C.rOI Burnett. • coeMOe ''The LIV.. Of The State" With the help OI computer animation and 11unn1ng utronomlcal *"· Or Cat1 Sagen lllOwl "°"' l ttR are born. live 8od <lie • t!OO 9 Cl) MOW "DHper•I• Voyage" (Premiere) Chrlatopher Plummer. Cliff Pott•. A modern-day pl11t• CIUlllng the Caril>t>Nn ....... owr a ""*' yectlt and ter1ortma lhe peoc>1e on bo8'd . D MOVIE '"Tile Secret Wer Of Jae!<· ie·a G1t1s·· JP1em1er11 Mat· lelle Hartley. L• P11<cell. A tNm of World Wer II fernU. flyers take on dao- 08l'OYS mlMlona on both alde8 of~ llnee •@ l0Yl90AT Captain Stul>lng'• engag- lnQ and ~ b<other meets a former flame. and 1 female kleptorn•nlec Illes to steel ltoe heart of ,_ psychlatrlll D THEPAl.ACE Hcn1 Jeck Jona. • MEAV OAIF'flH Qfi) THAT GREAT AMEAICAN OOSPEl SOUND Ton,,.._ Etnie Ford. Del· la Reese. and the J()(da- na11es perform from Nash· v111e·s Grand Ole ()pry House. 9:30 8ll OREAT PERFORMANCES ··Tinker. faOor. SOldler, Spy'· George Smiley (Alec Gu1nnesa) m<WW e alee> close< IO the Identity Of the .. Mole" end rec:ell1 hi• or>e meetong with the Soviet superspy Karle (Petrick Stewert) (Part 4) 10:001 HEWS , cr§l FAHTA.SY ISLAND A women pu1-. Jack the Rie>per 1n Vic1or1an Lon- don and e shy man becomes 1 modern Cesa- nova 8 MOVIE • • "'Rhinoceros·· ( 1974) Zero Mostel, Gene Wiider. Based on the pley by • Eugene ron.tco DIMese turns lhe citizen• of 1 Mid· War Movie airing Sunday· on KOCE ... • • l'1'0M .M#ITNa'I ··Jazz 0.. ._ .. Oecar •own Jf. ~.,. re&atloneNp ~ INz and ~ with ..,.a.. ~· Wiiie Obion, Aoy Eldtldg• ud Jacki• MclA9rl. 11~1u~~-- ™-l.NU Johnny Menn hoet8 thl8 • ~ on tM lnhu· mane treatmerit wtMr~· by fefUQMI under r9¥0tu- t Ion ar y lnvaaere In Ethiopia and Uganda. • M"A"l"H Col. Potter Milt a -.ound-. ed ~ 10 counMI aomeofthe.__~ their mor• 18 IOw. • ONE 8TIP MYOHO "The Rlddle" An Amer1cen lourllt tr~ by train In lnt:Me -en old men with • ,_.., and ..,.,_11y ~ber-11. • IOUNDeTAoe Shel Sl,....,..teln and Or. HOOk pertorm In concert. (.!!) 11:30 8 UTUNlAY HIGHT UV£ I :.HllWI ***~ "A Hole In The Heao" (t9691 Franll Sin.-• t1a, EOwwd 0 . Aoblnaon. A~ wtth a 12·~-. Old eon Ml • vettety of l)(obiefnl with 1118 llmlly and ,,.. llOtel ~-(2 In.) .~ GAIAT ~ "'Tillker. Tallor, Sold!«, Spy" George Smlley (Al« Ouin-) uncovers I.he Identity of the double agent and tM somewtlet 'noto1lou1 Mrs. Smiley llMlly me6t .. en ~ anc..(Part8) Cl) Hfl. AEVltW ANO PAEVIEW ltJ MOVIE • *'A "'They c-To Roi> LU Veges" ( 19119) Gety LOCl<WOod. Elke Somm« . Whfle attempting to hijack $ t0.000.000 from an armored cat. memwa ol • gang tight •mono them· ........ (2hrs . l5t'llln ) 1 t:45 8 MOVIE • *'A . 'Tl>e Oqfl ,, Deed'" ( 1973) Anthony Oulnn, F1ecteroc Forster When a Malla chleltlln dllU. a masslYe and lar-reechlng power struggle erupia emong oppoelng 1yndlcete families vying tor control (2 hrs.I 8 MOVIE * * "Start The Revolution Without Me" ( 1970) Gene Wiider, Donald &.othlrtend. Two 11811 of ~llc:el twins meet on the eve or tne Frlll\Ch Rrtolutlon aner yeara of seperal iOn ( I hr •• 30 min I -~-i 12:00. MOVIE • • • .. Custer 01 The ' WHt'• (19&81 Robert Sh-. Mary Ure 0-at Custer pleeda ~ *--...... .... onn.(llW., I i~MUMAT -IULUWMI TM9f1'1MI ui•=·· A ......... • flll! -------o< tetll"t rid 01 fll• 0.1 ....... (l)'lllCMI • ... "Tllo r•or 'I ......... (1t71) T ... , I °'°""· DlrlllOlllt 9llotl.i t An 1"rliotlwe ~ ~ ntlltl °" • routlM ...._. .. "*" "~ .. .,, ...... ""two.....,. ~(2M.J )l ~1-~CfTVTV I I -~ L .i;ff" A rCIMMOt .... o DMUaM WOIMll tnd ...... tn • ................ put ..,, tf8flt an ._ .,.. IO erowl*, I" .MCMI * * "T owet Of T ttr<JI"" (1972) Suzy~.~- Flnley. A ~ 8lld • dee ..... tttempC ., C41tdl a ..-darer loOM II I~ 1 adlool. (2 ,.,.,, 1:aoe DOHIUMlll_.I ..oa<OOHCar • tolOVW ** "Btyond The TllN. &artier" (1NO) ~ Clwlle. Oenene T~ eon. A U.S. ~If FOi~ • 11 la plunged Uwougtl • berTter to the yew 2024, whet• he mMtl tfle ..,.. ot ' Eartfl"• lnNbllenll. ( 1 "'·· • !1:41130~· AllCNIWI : 1:11 NIWI 2:00 MOVIE * ... "Alie MllllOn Y-• To brttl" (1"8) ~ Oonelcl, ~ Kw. Mi, ~ llrM ~· containa clllM to • prehla- IOrle MertJen Yl8l1 to &ftft. • eMO'M •., * * "Ooetor At lMga''.•1 ( 1957) Dirk Bogard•, Muriel Ptvtow. A Yo<lfl(j" doctor blunder• '* wey ln\o e poeltlon M a .. I geon on • lloepltel llJllf I over tM proteeta ol • .,... superlnt8ndtnt. (2 hr&.) ~ • ~· MOV1E * * ~ "The Fem.te • lnetloc:t" (1972) Helen Heyee, Peulette Goddard. , Although well·mHl)lnd and reeouroeful, \M eldef· • ly Sf\009 Sieler• bec()m8 • aowoe of ltrttatlOfl end annoy-to tMlr ~ live r.-wtler\ they meddle In ,,.. cee.. (2 h11.1 3:001 NEWS MOVIE * * * .. Edge Of Dark· ,_ .. (1943) EtJOI Flynn. Ann Sheridan. The Nazl movement meet• with at1ong 1ea11tance from the people ot Norway 12 h11 . 25mln.) • MOVIE * * * .. Creek In The Mlt· ror .. ( 19450) Otaon We1181, , Juliette 01ec:o Th<M high· ~y lewyeorl IMd llYM llOtT-'tat pereMel to their Cilenti ot lhe lower CINS. (t hr~ 30 mill.) 3:56• N£W8 4:00. MOVIE * * * "Whl•perlng Smith"' ( 1g48) Alan Le<Jd. Brend• Marshell A 11lliroed agent dlacovere thet one of his own friends la mixed up with a geng ol tr•ln robber•. ( 1 hr., 30 min I G MOVIE • * "Doctor In Love" ( 19621 Mlchael Ctalg. Vlr· .. glnla MUlrell 4:30. HEWI ,'\ --·-~ -.w11111er Rob Griffin (center) of Long Beach was the , winner of TV's biggest prize - $500,000 in caab on t h e "Joker's Wild" tournament of champions Fri· day. With him is his wife Marta and host Jack Berry. r ' I Photos Wlf~ Real SANfj 'I l ,t '! l!NTERT AINMENT TRIVIA Elementary, Charlton H•lon talce1 •we • Slaerloclc ff olmel •_1_ Mems llYllAN L08 ANO&LSI (AP> -Wlaea Claerltoa ....._ .._ .. ol 1'11 ,.,.. • ....,. .... oe U.. -.. k'1 ...U, lD a cluale drama -aomethlol u •••P•an, or Eu1-. O'Neill, or Arthur MW.. 8" ... la wbat the famed aeMW ealla "a alee ............ ·~ ••• tM ltar ol IUCla fi1ma .. .. ._Hur'' M4 "&arthquak.e" &a &aldq to the karda • tla• world'• 1rHte1t detective -a..rlodt~. HelloD will be portraYinc the peat aleutb over U.. botidaya, Dec. 5-Jan. 11, at the AhmlDIOCl Tbeatre al tM Loe Ancel• llf•ic Ceater, in "The Crueller al Blood." Tbe PauJ Giovanni play - •bicb tbe playWriabt la dlrectiDC -bu had auc· c•afuJ rum on Broadway and ln London. "IT'S A MAaVELOUS CBA•ACTEa.·· Heaton •aid backata1e at the Abmauoo, where be bu appeared ln four other productions in rec~nt YHl'J, mchad.lu "Macbeth" and "A Man for AU Seaaom." "Hof mes i• both an intellectual freak and a IOCial eccentric." Heston aald be was aurprlaed to find that re· aearchlne the part was more like exploring a real penoa than Wte atudyin1 a fictional being. Arwi,..,.... Eitbt wu eaoutb lhil week -enc>qb to keep a triviaddid from lo.ln• aJ"CM.IOd ln the 1tancHnp. And tbe NV• top contenclen could have used a tip from nlntb·p)acer Nue1 Pn.r. AlthouCb abe oaly scored on seven, Naocy had M)metJUba the otben didn't -tbe two-point bonus. Only Nancy recopbed a character from "The Mind With the .Dtrty Man," tnfonnatlo~i'-that could have scattered the 1tandinp. Tbut, we reioain .at a three-way deadlock for first place, with others bot on the pace, as we bead ~~~---- TRIVIA BOWL XX STANDINGS I. Trecy.....,CI) ....... ....,,., SltAJIAMW a. ...... ......-111 ................ .., ........... Ill ............... .., ._..,._AS I I a C6I 1 .......... .,_UI " " " • 1W. 14 1J " 6J . .... ......,.....,~) .. ··~,.,_,n ., M .. !Mrry"a &..-.ry •'"-141 •.-. 11. '"'-*,.,.. ,,, •h ll.Tlle .... IJI 11 n .. a&.,,. a-..,. m ,. ... t4.'•k•wer-m at ... _,. ........ -lltaH ., .... _. ....... .............................................. into the final month of Trivia Bowl XX . Here's the next batch of puulers , with our ever-popular theater character car rying the bonus marbles in number nine. 1. nlELMA LINCOLN found her name on the wrong side of the · Mason-Dixon line for' the character which brought her the most fame, so she had it changed to what? By T.T. I. PLO hd DOtbinc to do with Arab terroriatt la tbe movie ''No Time for Sel'leani.." What did i\ •Wlclfor? T 7. Onl1 three NFL teama won 100 or mor sames duriDc the mo.. Name them. ~ I. In the movie ''Slither," how much mone)l waa involved in the embeulement? . • t. ELU.\11 QUIMBY CAN .be found in wba( vinta1e mystery play? 10. Father·Dave and son Bob were• couple of cool cats in search of the same kitten in wha~ movie. Lut Week'• Alllwen 1. Ann Sot.hem (name change) 2. Gordo (Bete Noire) 3. 714 (Friday's badge) 4. La.at person to be executed in California (Aaron Mitchell ) S. "The Great Pretender" (adrift in world) 6. "In the Hall of the Mountain King" (Lorre tune > ~-"Manhattan Merry Go Round" (DiMaggio movie) 8. Frank Sinatra <Dirty Harry) 9. "The Mind With the Dirty Man" (Lucrecia Conwell) 10. "Experiment in Terror" (movie riddle) t&md your a~rs to TRIVIA , cl o th$ Daily Pilot Boz 1560, Coric Mesa 92626. All entrie! miut be received by Wednesday, oth$rwile half the player's la!t 1core Wtll be awarded). "I'm used to reaearcbing both biatorical characters, of which I've played probably more than any contemporary actor, and gre-t parts, aucb as Shakespeare," noted the actor, who, un- like some film stars, projecta the same craggy strength rd energy in person as on the screen. CHARLTON HESTON AS SHERLOCK HOLMES ~ 'llcenM' to pl•y Engll•hmen 2. Name Limpid Lizard's heartthrob in the ----------------- "THE CalTICAL COMMENTARY about Holmes is dead serious. The writers all deal with l\im as an absolutely historical person." "Cruel/er" ia one of several creative works in recent years that claim to be based on "newly dis· covered" manuscripts by Holmes' sidekick, John Watson. In reality, of course, the original detective stories were created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. BecaQU of the wealth of material about Holmes, and the cult following he has attracted, it becomes necessary to adhere to the legend in key respects, Heston said. "Just as with a biographical figure, there are certain things you cannot do," he explained. "There bas to be a scene in an Inverness cape and a deenta.lker cap; there bas to be a scene in which he throws himself fulJ-length to examine a clue; you have to deal with the cocaine addiction." HESl'ON WILL PLAY TIIE part with the traditional British accent. 'Tm the only American actor with a license to play Englishmen," he jokes. "I'm not particularly a'acile with accents but I've done this one enough that I can do it. l'in lucky that I've played so many non-American characters in my career that au- diences are willing to a ccept me as a Frenchman or a Mexican or an Italian." The role of Watson will be played by Jeremy Brett, best·known for bis work on the London stage and, to American audiences, from lhe film version of "My Fair Lady." Because of Heston's film schedule, it's unlike- ly tbe play will tour, altbouSh the star observed, "U it would work out, I would not be averse to touring a few weeks somewhere ." HE SAID HIS ASSOCIATION with the Ahmanson -be also serves as co-chairman of the Center Theater Group board of directors at tbe Los Angeles complex -has turned out well because it satisfies bis desire to work on the stage while meshing with his film schedule. Also, notes the a ctor, "1 like to sleep in my own bed." In Heston's most recent movie, "The Awaken- ing." he tra veled to Egypt to portray an archaeologist who tangles with the mummy of a murderous queen seeking to return to lile. Heston says he greatly enjoys his film career, but adds, "There are rewards and challenges and learning experiences on the stage that are dif- ferent from film , and I want that. An actor who has trained for the stage and has worked on it is insane to surrender it." DOES THE VETERAN performer -who began his ca reer playing in Shakespeare on Broadway -ever get stage fright? "Stage fright is to a certain extent a mis- nomer," he said. "You get a kind of electric edge that's very hard to reach in rehearsal, but it's not quite the same as being afraid." Heston, who radiated enthusiasm about "Crucifer " even after a hard day of rehearsing, said he believes audiences may come for nostalgia but that the play will grip them with its old- f ashioned s uspense. "I AM NOT AN A.NIM.AL I I AM A HUMAN BEINOI l...AM ... A MANI" NOW PLAYING DIWAllN'•llllOI flUO Ull "''"'°" V..,o •9S 6110 i:swun· CIWM&CllTl• eo.11 ,,. ... 979 ... , ......... ....lllU,l&ZA C••A WllT Iii.a \'9 ~ Wtt ..... Mi.• 891 J9J) 'ACIJIC'S C .. IClllf !ff.WU JI Nfft ... 0.0llQt ~)• 7\)J Wttl.,.n\lt• 17141191 J69J .. NUU -1•111 IM J•J ,_ .. , Start• WEDHEIOAY, November 21tt1 .4 hoUdat/ film fort~ whole /omil11 "AJOY TO llfHOLDI ,, 'iU'iA.'INAH FOWLE l'HO rs Pl•R£ r ~ OYNAMIT(:' ~TJIL On9tegeSat., T•nor JfM MARIHAU.. DAVID COPPEN At the Keyboard DNMlll' .. llTOl lOWAllOI' IAOCIUUC• SUllllNll Ollllf·I• Slnl.1 Ani 540·7H' II l0to !>al !1440 0<•"9• 639·9770 lftUN' IMITIMTOll lOWAllOI' WOOMatllOI AMC OllAlllll MAU HunllOQton 8Nch 8'8.03U 11.,ne ~~1 06~~ O•••Qt 617 0140 • rann ACCtPru •• "" 1_111_. ...... 'l.AZA Brta 529-~39 c... 011noe 634 2~!13 awun·~ Newpor1 Ba.Kn &44·0760 ........ C*MAWUT Wes1m1nt1t1 891 J9l5 ow ......... 11UO llAU. M ISSIOll Vte,o 49H220 ....... acarfD,. , .. bUll-.T comic strip Tumbleweeds . 3. In what city is the TV series "Eight is Enough" set. 4. Velma B. Johnson was better known by what nickname? 5. "NO MORE LAUGHTER, no more love" is the singer 's plaintive dilemma in what song? Center aide named WASHINGTON (AP > -Ralph G. Allen, a pro- fessor and director of the theater program at the Un ivers ity of Tennessee and creator of the Broadway hit "Sugar Babies", has been named theater productions consultant to the Kennedy Center. Allen will work with Kenned y Center Chai rman Roger L. Stevens in developing theatrical productions . "with particular emphasis on the center's loth anniversary season of 1981-2. He will continue tea ching at KnoxviUe on a part- • time basis. A KOQi / IORKWOOO ~ 1H£ llXUW'l:R" SiWMO RAY SIW!l([Y ltWAH FEl.Jl9W PfilR GAl001£R PMJt LANO -"'EDWARD D LORENZO -..., l.-111£.fT BARRY °""'*""~ADAM HCX£H0£.R.4SC ,.,...,. "'GCt€ l'JR!(WQ()[l ..., l()WARO W. 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ITM'TCll 'YOUll euc«• --'nm IMIY AT -°""" ... ~ llMl9• •Ml TO I N IA~Y a....-y ,... __ YIAT-9TAOI\* "CLOS! ENCOUNTERS OF THE THtRD KIND" (R) "STAR TRACt(" (0) "PRIYATI BENJAMIN" (A) l'Ul9 "QOINO IN STYLE" ~ llftlllen llcc-y 8'1,. ,..w 0... AM w • '(ft) "AMl .. ICAN GMIOU>"(fO r - John Gavin, who plays the leading role in the Broadway revival of "Can Can," lines ., up with members of the chorus to practice his kicks at a New York theater. ~ Shirky world citizen By DOLORES A.BARCLAY NEW YORK (AP> -Buddha faces eut in fJIU1Jey MacLalne's apartment. Maual treasures 1Eand rigid beneath tinkling Japanese wind catchers. And Fidel Castro shares a mantel with .rfttlmy Carter. ... All are snatches or the sometimes whimsical, sometimes philosophical, sometimes political but always gutsy life of this actress·dancer, writer- e.tlventurer, political activist, mother-wife, lover. ''Buddha belonged to my mom," she said, stroking the wooden belly of lbe one-armed relic. "She was an actress. you know. She'd rub him for luck before goine on. Now I do." Miss MacLaine smiled as she replaced lbe tiny statue on a windowsill over- looking the East River, where objects d 'art chronicle her various adventures around the world -watching the birth of a Maasai baby in Africa ; working with orphans in Calcutta ; learni.ng to be a Geisha 1M11tLn MAC LAINE in Japan. She settled in- to a stiff-back chair. stealing a glance at pictures of Shirley and Fidel during a 1977 trip to Cuba - and Shirley and Jimmy. taken at the White House that same year. AT H AND A success, Shirley MacLaine doesn't need to rub Buddha anymore. She's busy hyping two new featur~ films and just finished )ler fint novel -a work she will say little about. What she was doing was actively campaigning for a presidential candidate. That's something of a curiosity. Mias MacLaine sprang from middle America -a Southern Baptist from a Virginia "Wonder Bread family" -to become a delegate for the late Sen. Robert F . Kennedy in 1968 and later lo work for Sen. George McGovern's presidenliaJ cam· pa11n. She was strident a decade ago, as she con· demoed Richard Nixon for his Vietnam War policies, spoke out against over-population and cbampiOned civil rights and sexual freedom. "I just don't see loo much to be active about today, except the women's movement," she said, doe e,_ LDtense. ''I'm not too sure a real leader, even a fine lellder, can help. I think we have to do it ounelves." 8BE.LEANED FORWARD in her chair, her focus somewhere beyond Castro and Carter. "Ronald Reagan bothers me and l'rtt not even sure why." she said. "There might be trouble now or later." But Miu MacLaine is not discouraged by the current political scene. she said, in spite or grow-lnl apathy. And she still responds tartly when she feeil iadlvldual rights are being eroded by such poupe u the MoraJ Majority. "lie)'," abe just about shrieked, "where do tbeJ 1et thole rules anyway? CertainlY not from tbe Bible. '1bou shalt not commit adultery' u the only one I know of in lbe Bible. "The real Immorality is garba1e in the ttrMta, rape, starvation, murder," she aaJd. "How $ tou rpake a big deal out of morality when half Ule people haven't got enough food to eat? .. IT'S FUNNY HOW YOU really can't tlparate eex from politics." la seem. to be a bot commodity in Miss llael.Une'• work these days. In her latest fllm, "Lo¥1nl Couples," abe plays a married doctor wbo ---ID affair wilb a younger man. Her hmband, allo •doctor and played by James Coburn, baa aa .. alrwttb the youq man'a lover. fflr' 9eCOlld film •'A Change of Seuom '' with ::= Hopkins, 'also focuses on the 'sexual of a married couple. '1Bm the controversy seems to be not tbat peo- .. bave varytq sexual partners, but that they're -. friendly about lt," she said. "There's a won· e.til ._ ln 'Loving Couples' when the lover of llll W'lfe tells lbe hua"'and what lbe wife likes in ....... ,, · 8wtn1Lns ia hardly new in Hollywood or elle. But that's not what attraded ber to • '' M IOOD U I beard all the atudtol bad down, I said, 'Tbat'1 for me'," lbe said. • ...... ft llaeLAINE llA8 elented dellance· ~ au&bortty and conventioa to a fine art. U ii ilnDt.al ln her formula for aucceu and bappl· ..... • It allowed ber to 10 into 11" ~ at Ne '1. ..-tboaah •be suffen fr'G8l ~tJi 1IM, It Mlped ID w -•eulful to E ... the aeeretarJ of the 51111-4 '*' tlae DilaJm kinldom Of Bhutan out of die eoaatn·. d mlt blm durtq a Yillt that ..,,.,. to ....... wttb. c:oqp d'etat. b allO pennltl lllll llaeLalae to maiDtala a .. ,...... marri .. • to 8teft Parat, a a.t· ...... wbD It"' lD Japu, wtdle lbe """'lier ~111! ..S out of romaac.a wttll OU.. m• •the ~---· ' ,.,,_ 1911t way to keep a IUl'riMe .. t10 I" apart." 1be 1llct Wbere I.I ltnt"l ·~1 don't • > know," she shrugged with an elfin grin. "If you see him say hello." SHE TAJ.;KS ALMOST non-stop, never separating her personal and professional lives. "Creativity is the cornerstone for being alive. And if you're not creating anything, there's no reason to be on this earth," she said. Shirley MacLaine doesn't waste lime. She's always doing. "She's been nominated four times for Academy Awards, wrote a best-selling autobio- graphy, "Don't Fall Off the Mountain," appeared on stage and in clubs, won an Emmy Award for a television special, produced an Emmy·nominated documentary and been an activisit. What's left? "To make it to 47 ." she laughed. NOW PLAYING ~~NU == ~1cara R ff!."::.._,· .. emu ........ IAl'IUSAC• UllAUI ...... Orlllgl 134·Hll El Toto 581 ·5llO 841tn.1 htk 821-4070 -~ On11111 $S8· 7022 "A POWERHOUSE OF A FILM ••• Aklra Kurosawa Is a ie.c:tlng candidate for the greaten IMng fllm director:· --K,...., NNIWllrx WoGAllNt GEORGI:. LUCAS ~nJ FRANC.. I!> HJRD CO ~ rrr"'nc ._..~A-FltllLM ~* Tiii: SIL\J)()W WARRIOR EXCLUSIVE ORANGE C 0 U NT Y ENGAGEMENT edwards NEWPORT MUICOAST HWl\&MACAITHUI UWIO&t •oswna 64...0760 KEZY MJDNIGHT MOVIES Wecl, TIMn~: ,.......... "' 11GIMME SHELTER" PNM'*411ft•TflMlk-. a-~iMiW-You eu ';~·ann:peet.ed from Albell "-'1. After becomJu an latenaa· UonaJ "-wttb the t• <>sear· winner "Tom Joae1," be va••.W • a round·tb•world tour. Dattas. tbe 1910., WMD fellow Brttilb ltan lite Sean Connery, lliebael Caine aad Roiu Moon were loiDI for the me1Uucb, J'IDDey as-: only tw major fthm • '' and "Murder cm tbe' Orieat • p ...... " ID each be waa ao betti.- ly made up u to be unreeop11a. ble. Now he ii la tbe mJddle of ftve back·to-beek movies. "1108T All~ICAN8 have forcotten what I look like," be cracks. "I decided it wa1 time to •bow them tbat I am sWl )'OUlll and pret&y." Not piretty perhaps, but at 44 still pm1e1aed of tomle·baired haodaomenns and the broad· shouldered pbyaiqe of a barroom brawlel'. He ii LD Holly900d maldq No. 3 of the five ,films, "Looker," a Ladd Co.·Wuner Brothen thriller written and directed by Michael Crichton ( "Weatworld," "Coma"). The other day Finney was be- ing chHed by th.e bad 1uya through a lab where live models are duplicated by com&)uter for nefarious ~se in TV com· mercials. James Coburn is lbe tycoon who bas devised the means of manipulating the view- ing public. Susan Dey "The Partridge Family" is one of lbe intended victims or the scheme. which involves sacrifice of live models. BETWEEN &VRSTS or gun- fire, Finney relaxed with his ever-present cigar and ex- plained the new turn in his career: -GOLDIL H"WNe ' ........... BACK TO MOVt!I AllMtft Finney "Elpt fUJ'S ago I decided I wanted to attempt the 1reat clasalcal plays, and I realiaed I · eouldn't do lbat on a part-time beau. It takes supreme conceo· tratlon when you're playln1 'Hamlet', 'MacBelb' and 'Tam· bu.rlaine' in rerrtory. Not only concentration ~~t great enerl)' .. For instance, Hamlet,· a 3~ hou.r perfonnance with a great awordfil)lt at the end. "So I committed myself to 6th years at lbe National Theater, malting only one film during the t.ime. Thal was 'Murder on lbe Orient Express'. not the easiest or filma to make while appear- ing in the theater at night. THE li1BST TWO films of the Finney renaiss ance were "Wollen," a terror movie, and "Loophole," a caper co-starring Mart.in Sheen. Next he makes "Shoot the Moon" in northern California with Alan Parker ("Midnight Express"). Then .... .-. ........ ............ ''AM.le,'' .. , ......... To . ..., die -.k·l&rip be Wiii -aaerUce bil lua broftllllr. ......... beadil wa1." lllt ._as'rnd. ''ftill41ti ber ........ terribly< fGIUla. nm., a11. )'OU ..... llrt" 111c11_ ,.... ....,. down n i.rrt1111 ... ..,. tbe eap, and ,_ a1•a11 worry about tlae lLD• your forehead ud tbe e makeup melts under tb U1hts. 1 "SO l'LL JUST ta~ Lloyds of London policy Laa that the hair will 1row I 've been told that it's sup to be thicker than before.' Daddy Warbucb ls a American u you can get. no problem for Finney. normal apeech seema al totally unaccented. He's a mimic u well, adoplin1 8 eae for bi.I role in "Loopboi •• "Besides," be reasoned, one aeemed concerned Leslie Howard playl aouthem gentleman in • • with the Wind." And no ex lions had to be made for Flynn or Cary Grant Americans." FINNEY'8 FILM sch e will keep him in the {) indicated no plans to beco expat.riate, like other En. h stars. . "I 'll lreep my place in 1 and return when I can," he~· "The world la a much s~r place now. When I was makiag 'Loophole' in New York, I ~ hop on a Concorde and be ho • n ve hours, door to door .• ' OlARLT'l'I Ht:Sroll 5t'SANNAH YalK THE .\\\~~EN INC '.. 0 (!J "FADE TO BLACK" a .,. ........... THE RAMS' VINCE FERRAGAMO HOPES TO BE THIS HAPPY AFTER JETS GAME SUNDAY. A rare foe in Anaheim Rams face Jets for only the third time Perhaps no other professional footbaJl team has maintained such an aura of success from a ain1le game played so long ago .as have the New York Jets, who meet the Los Angeles Rams at Anaheim Sunday. Incredibly, the Jets have bad only one winning seaaon (1989) since their stunning victory in Super Bowl 111. 1be wheels came off the franchise a long time ago, but the myth didn't really vanish until Joe Namath, the architect of that upset of the Baltimore Colts, went off to the Rams in '7'7 to Cm.lab bis career pathetically inept from an ac- cumulation of injuries. Guard Randy Rasmussen was tbe last player remaJnlng from that team until he went down with an injury a month ago, leaving the club stripped bare of past glory. But the Rams aren't in position to ta.Ile anyone lightly, and they remember the Jets as a worthy opponent. The teams have met only twice, each w~ OaTt' .~11•d-. c•ltcuuwf I al I p.ttt. once. The laat time waa in '74 when the Rams won a difficult 20-13 decision over Namath at Shea Stadium. · • Four years earlier the Jets, two years re· moved from •their peak of llUCCeu and skidding to oblivion on a s1x·game losing streak, came west to meet the Rams as 17-point underdo1s. Namath was hurt, but the unheralded Al Woodall threw three touchdown passes in a 31-20 upset. Af- terward coach Weeb Ewbank said, "I remember one other game when we were 1'1-point un- derdogs." And the Rams are in no position to ta.Ile anyone ligbUy. Despite last week 's upset defeat of the Houston Oilers, 31·28, in overtime, the Jets {3-9) ar.e three game deep in the cellar of the AFC East with four to play and apparently doomed to fulisb fifth and last for the first time since tbe merger. The Rama (8-4) continue to trail Atlanta {9-3) in tbe NFC West. which they have ,ron seven years in a row. Their three 1ames are at Buffalo and at home against Dallas and the Falcons -not a puabover in the bunch. THE COACHES: Walt Michaels of the Jets is Pro quiz 1) 'l'be top pua receiver In NFL hiatoo» is: a) Fre4 9lletlllbtf: b) Clllarley Taylor; c) Raym•d Berir; d) BlllJ ffewtoa, '2) 1D t.belr blatory, the Cleveland Browns have had two running backs who gained 300 combined net J'ards in a aingl-. same. One is Jim Brown, the other la: a) Lerey Kelly; b) .._..,. llltelleU; e) Gres PndU; d) lllke PnlU. 3) 'lbe flrat NFL quarterback to pus for more tlaan 400 yardl in a same waa: a) Bid IAlekmaa; b) Sa••J' Baqll; c) OU. Grab•; d) Jelmay L•· Jack. . -4) The record for most kicks retW'Decl for toaebdowm during a career la nlne, held by: a) W.U, ,..1$1.U; •> Ollie Ma-.; e) Alie W ...... ; •> 911J J1tT11• 22-36 in his rourth season. Although he hasn't bad a winning season, he could hold onto bis job If management understands that injuries have been a major part of the club's problems this season. Ray Malflvasi of the Rama is 30-1.7, including playoffs, in bis third season. His contract expires after the final game and he has not aiped a new one, although negotiations are under way. WHEN THE JETS HA VE THE BALL -The Jets have almost twice as many yards passing u running, as do their opponents, so it could be a two-way aerial show. The return of Wesley Walker two eamea •IO gave the Jets a brace of deeJ) threats again, along with rookie Jobony (Lam) Jones. Camidering their defense (moat points SW'· rendered in the AFC, 302), the Jett probably will have to play catch·up with the lone ball anyway. WREN THE RAMS HA VE THE BALL -Earl Campbell rushed only lS times for eo yards against the Jets last week. Although the Jets' ruahin1 de· fense bas held up this season, that stat may be misleading in that the Oilers went to the air early to catch up. The Rams probably will follow a similar pattern but for a different reason. The Jets' young secondary. including two rookies, is too tempting to ignore. KEY MATCHUPS : .JET OFFENSIVE RIGHT TACKLE MARVIN POWELL vs. LEFT DEFENSIVE END JACK YOUNGBLOOD -A rematch from the Pro Bowl, when Youngblood bad the better of it. JET QUARTERBACK RICHARD TODD vs. RAM DEFENSE -Another running quarterback, David Woodley of Miami, drove the Rama crazy. JET WIDE aECEIVERS WESLEY WALKES AND LAM JONES va. CORNEKBACK.S PAT THOMAS AND ROD PERllY -Rams have con- fidence to cover one-on-one, in which case they could shut down t'Verythlng else. RAM OFFENSIVE alGHI' TACKLE .JACKIE SLATER wa. LEFT DEFENSIVE END MASK GASTINEAU -Jet defender has rive sacks in last two gam~. RAM WIDE RECEIVERS vs. LEFT CORNERBACK .JE~E .JOHNSON _:_ Malavasi makes no bones about attacking rookies. LAST·lllNl1TE FACTORS -Injuries con· tinue to muddle the Jeta' plans, especially in the offensive line. U center Joe Fields is ready to re· tum, Guy Bingham moves to left guard .. '.Todd baa played every down at quarterback this season . . . Back up runnina back Bruce Harper leads the NFL in combined yardage -117 ruahin&, 511 re- ceiving, 206 on punt return.a and 819 on k.lckoff re· turns, for a total of 1,651. He is ~8 and 17'7 . . . This is the Rams' third of four sames a1alnat AFC teams in a span of five weeks. They lollt to Miami at home and woo at New England ... Ram Frank Col ii tbe only NFL kicker doin1 both punting an~ lacettcldq, and he hu been •trucllin& a bit late y :-. "'.'Offensive taekle-i>ouiTrlDce lt play· 'illg With a bqe wrap on hls right band to protect a broken thumb. ...... 1 ,.., ............ .,....... • DMLYN.Df NoW this is a switch • ,. . . 4 .. ' • • ~ F afuons, 9-3, meet lfedakiru, 3-9 • ' . ~ What kind ol oddl would )'OU bave 1otten at HUOD'I bqjnnlnl tba& the Mlanta Falcons would be t·I ·IOIDI Into tbe lltb week, while the Wa1htn&tc-ftedalrtu would be MT But that'• the way lt la. Tbe Falcona are 9-3 and atop tbe NFC'• Weeten DlYlalon .and alm09t uaured ol at leut a wild card berth la the playofta. . Meanwhile, the Redaklna, perennially a playoft participant, are IOllll nowhere but home O•Tt'S11ad .. c••••el2ai IOa.a for the holidays. They are currently in tbe NFC East cellar and tbin11 aren't getting any better. Lut week, Dallu' Larry Cole scored on a 43-yaro interception run after the ball caromed ofJ bia face mull into his hands, giving the Cowboys a 14-10 victory. The Redaltin.a, currenUy struggling through their wont season since 1983, haven't been the same since Dallu beat them the opening Monday night of the season. There are those in Waahlngton who claim the Redskins have been dead aa a playoff possibility ever since. WHEN TeE FALCONS HAVE THE BALL - This is the year of Steve Bartkowski and he is the man who makes the Falcons go. With a quarterback proficiency rating of 89.4 and 23 touchdown passes, Bartkowski 'a sixth NFL season is his best ever. Many say the Falcons at the mo- ment have the best balanced attack in pro football. Bartkowski has two superb wide receivers in Alfred Jenkins and Wallace Francis and, unlike a year ago, now bas a blue chip tight end in rookie Junior Miller. Bartkowaki's paaaing is com- plemented by the running of William ~drews and Lynn Cain, considered to be the guttiest, toughest if not fastest running back duo in the NFL. Malting all of it possible is a young offensive line that has finally reached maturity and has protected Bartkowski -who is not a scrambler -very well. Football odds, picks Odds (oven-mclen la parea- tlaetes) New York Jet.a pJua 10 at Rama (43). Buffalo minus 2 at Baltimore (45). Cincinnati plus 7 at Kansas City (38). Cleveland plus 3'iAJ al Houston (42). Miami plus 7 at Pit- tsburgh (43). Minnesota minus 41,AJ at New Orleans (41). NJ England minus 7'iAJ San Francisco (46 Philadelphia plus 4 at San Diego (42) . St. Louis minus 2 at New York Giants (42). 1x4x6' PECXY CEDAR 1x4x6' ~ WHEN Tiii: UDSKINI llAVB nD llALli:-Tbe Redelrt•' otfeue bu lpUttend all-.. -.... Joe Tbelamann bu been bol llDCI cold wttb 11 'l1>t and 15 interceptlona. Tbeiamm auttend a puJlfpd bamatrtna a&Almt Dallu lut week but la expec~ to start aaalnst tbe Falcooa. Hit favorite tar•et bH been rookie Art Mook who bu 41 catches fi>r 887 yards. 'nletamann, incidentally. bad one of ~ beat aamea of b1a cueer a year aeo aaainat •e Falcons, completina • percent of b1a paaaea. 1Jle J'UIUlin& attack ii led by Wilbur Jacbon wbo nma tough and bad 128 yards a1ainat the eowb.;ya. !: • KEY llATCBUPS: .; FALCON WIDE BECEIVE&8 WALLA~E FaANCIS AND ALPaBD JENKIN& ••· CO&NE&BACIUI JOE LA VENDE& AND Lt:M4a PA&&ISB -Jenkins is Bartkowski'• favodte target on the bomb and hu ~at accelerati0n. Francia ii touch in the clutch and over the midctk. Lavender and Parrish, who bu seven intercep· lions, are the strength of a sputtering Redskins de· fense. •· aEDSIDNS WIDE &ECEIVEll A•T MOPl(K va. COllNEllBACK KENNY JOHNSON -Monk:is a sensational rookie thua far and Johnson is vulnerable. The Bean tossed a touchdown bomb over bis bead only to have It nullified by a penalty. Falcons are difficult to run on, so Theiamann'a success in.getting the ball to Monk could be a key factor. / REDSKINS QUARTERBACK JOE THEISMANN vs. THE FALCON LINEBACKERS -Otherlhan· Bartkowskt; the story of the Falcons• success this season has been the mobility of its young linebackers like Al Richardson and J oel Williams. They are able to contain the running game wide because of their speed and still effec- tively play the pass. Tbeismann must catch these tpugh but young Falcon linebackers hedging and take full advantage. FALCONS TIGHT END JUNIOR MILLER vs. STRONG SAFETY TONY PETERS -Watch Miller. He's a bonafide all;e~ the future. ~..,.... ~ :· Reg. 5~ ea. Tampa Bay plus 4'h at Green Bay (Milwaukee) (36). Washington plus 10 at Atlanta (38). ROUGH DOGEARED Denver pl u s 4 at Oakland (41). PROflleM aelectkNaa New York Jets taking points (10) vs. Rams. Buffalo giving points (2) vs. Baltimore. Kansas City giving points (7) vs. Cincinnati. Cleveland taking points (3'iAJ) vs. Houston. Miami taking points (7) vs. Pittsburgh. Minnesota giving points (4 'h) vs. New Orleans. New England giving points (7\h) vs. San Francisco. Philadetphia taking points (4) vs. San Diego. New York Giants tak· ing points (2) vs. St. Louis. ~ Green Bay giving points (4'h) vs. Tampa Bay. Atlu&a giving point.a (10) va. Wuhiniton. Oakland living point.a (4) vs. Denver. FIR 1x6x6' ROUGH Reg. ~ea. RED WOO ,. *~ ' $ REDWOOD .~~ ea. 4x4x8' SALE 79 ·ea.· SALE, 5) Tbe most toucbdo~,acored in a aeuon by a player who recovered bll own fumbles are two, beld-: •>AMI .......... •> Ila ...... ; C) Jla ~ti) Pnllll G...,._ I) ID 119, New York J ... ' quarterback Joe Namlllll "panatMd" a~°"" Baltimore in 5aper' Bowl m. How man1 toaelldion pueea did Na .. tbrott la tut 1ame? •> ..._; •> twe; c) ... te-. . · '. LM$~1RECT AMD $AVE!!! WHY~ ALEASE OOMPANY? L tOtAECTl 79 RiDwooo s ~~ IO. TJ fte tap fumbler In tbe Amertean Football eo.fllmee ID 1"' wu: a>'Du rwta; •> Bte.e 0;1:1_ e) ~ ..... ,.., •>¥cu.wt. TM tap ........ team 111 tbe ?fFL la 11'19 wu: ) .. , ...... ; ~, ...... •1; c) Su.,...., •> ~" ll. Pr& to the ......... ta1Y .. nmnlD1 baa.a. ...,_ blatar7 bad rUlbed for IDOl'e than -.. a~me dlMI ID OM MUOll. He la:a ..._ J.),.. ..... ;e)llineVM ....... ,G.I. . . ,,. ,.. ........... ,_, ... tbe la J•r'• II lls, Mid-a) ... ., ..... ;,.. ....... , •> ' 2 3 .,....: ., ,... 1911DATSUN210ZX1 MOW IM STOCK •••• . · SBUSNOW1 . AMDSAVlf -~--...-...- ..... -.... ' ' +--- ... ........ , ...... _.., ... ' eteran QBs bare Hmelight • 'a -Di&bl for r•iarncted Since Denver doean't have a rt•bac:kl lo Oakland Oki brHkaway back wbo could Ph••t ud o&d.r Crail po11ibly deckle a c:lOH 1ame, laan come batk from the key for Oakland la atoppiq tor~ to lead t.hefr tuma Mortoo. He makes bla backa tbe pjayotf h•t. more ~ctive with dump luahtt i u 't 1enerally p..,.. be iu't looklnl for tht ot u old, but i..·u ~ a bta three major threau -Jticll l month, which isn't )'ouDf. Upchurch, Haven Mosea aod he baa done since eDdiq a . tltht end Riley Odoma. l -year hibernation la lead tbl den to aill vlctorlea lo tWr ( seven 1ames ud first plaee i the AFC Wat (Oaklud IC· ~Uy leada San Die10. at.o M, ause of the pointa ratio in t 'r two games>. orton, 37, was put on the !k ahelf in Denver 111 the h aided wunderklnd, Matt inson, was imported from ~' N~ York to breathe rtre into th=· Bronco otrense. Robinson Ci led around instead while D ver's _aeason was bumin1 ..uP,? Morton took over and the B~ncos have won three or the foir games since to improve thflr once woefuf rec.ord to 7·5. pn Monday night, Plunkett arid Morton square of( In an im· pc)rtant match that could knock ei«Jler Oakland o .. Denver out of pl~yorr contention. With eight A 'c teams battling for five p<tst-season spots, neither the R•iders nor the Broncos can af. fof~ a defeat. ~ince these two teams don't pal'ticularly like each other a ~way -rem e mber Red M(}ler calling the Raiders "(4t"? -it should be a highly e"'°tional game. ,..HEN DENVER HAS TIIE R4LL -Morton hasn 't been kr'1wn for his toughness in the p<JOket, yet he . has taken some v~ious shots fro m Houston's . aoo San Diego's defense this mQnth and has refused to come otJl of the game. He has been tr""bled by nu the last few wJyks and actua lly left his h<Jttpital bed to throw for two toiJchdowns against Seattle and $~re his first touchdown in '7 gclpies. Morton has prepared •eH mentally for the en. "The aeuon actuaJly ins next week," he said after t Seattle game. Oakland's p<lls rush. which has led the N JI. in sacks this year, must Pr;tssure Morton nonetheless. WHEN OAIDA.ND BAS 111.E BALL -The Raide~ offenae bu bo11ed down the last rour weeks, altbouab Oakland bu won three of those games. Oakland needs a point ellploaion badly and Denver's defense ls more vulnerable than it has been ln four years. Joe R.ino and 'BOb Swenaon have been loet at linebacller, and opponent.a bave been running more oo the Mile High Gang witb treater succeaa this year. The signing of comerback Aaron Kyle and the shift of Steve Foley from comer lo safety have strengthened Denver's paaa defense. Oakland, thoug.h known f9r running left, may be running right most of the even.IDg since this is where inexperienced linebackers Rob Nairne and Larry Evans are sta- tioned. KEY MATCHUPS. OAKLAND TIGHT END RAYMOND CHESTER va. OUTSIDE UNEBACKER ROB NAIRNE -Chester will line up strong side right and attempt to block Naime toward the Inside. This would free halfbacks Kenny King and Arthur Whittington to get loose on outside s weeps. OAKLAND FULLBACK MARK VAN EEGHEN va. INSIDE UNEBACKER LARRY EV ANS -When King and Whit- lin gton turn up ins ide, van· Eeghen will be the lead blocker whose job it will be to take out Evans. DENVER QUARTERBACK CRAIG MORTON vs . DEFENSIVE ENDS CEDRICK HARDMAN AND WILLIE JONES -Hardman and Jones have strengthened the Raiders' pass rush, playing only in long. yardage situations. Morton, who once wu sacked eight· times by the Raiders, may face th.is kind of pressure again, especially with the experienced Hardman working on the inexperienced Bronco tackle Kel vin Clark. Football > standings NA110NAL CONFERENCE Eu& W L T Pct. PF PA Phila. 11 1 · O .917 30i2 1.42 Dallas 10 3 o .189 386 233 NY Giants 3 9 0 .250 lM 332 St. Louis 3 9 o .250 242. 272 Washtn 3 9 o .250\ 168 246 Cea&ral Detroit 7 6 o· .538 260 231 Minn. 6 6 O .500 229 235 Green Bay 5 6 1 .4.58 201 244 Chicago s 8 o .385 215 2Z7 Tampa Bay4 7 1 .375 214 262 Atlanta Rama San Fran. N. Orlns West 9 3 0 8 4 0 4 8 0 0 12 0 .750 323 219 .667 321 235 .333 238 310 .000 188 368 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Buffalo N.Englnd Bait. Miami NY J ets Clevlnd Houston Pitts . Cinn. Oakland S.D. Denver K.C. Seattle East W L T Pd. PF PA 9 3 0 .750 266 188 8 4 0 .667 349 259 6 6 0 .500 252 267 6 6 0 .500 199 231 3 9 0 .250 231 302 Ceatral 8 4 0 .667 273 230 8 4 0 .667 233 215 7 5 0 .583 291 2SS 3 9 0 .250 149 232 West s 4 ·o 8 4 0 7 5 0 6 6 0 4 9 0 .667 285 246 . 667 332 235 .583 247 242 .500 228 253 .308 239 335 S...•'•0....•• New York .i.n •I .__, !Ct..nnet • •t t pm I Nll•ml •t Pittso..rg11 St. LCkllla!HewYor•Gl.,,lt Wetl\lllQlon .. Attent•ICN nnell •tlO• m.I Bull•IOllt S.ltlmort Clncl ...... 1•11<-tOIY Ml __ llt_O.teens r .,.,,. .. ,...._ 0.-14r•f Mllw..,• .. Clevt•-•t~on Pflll-lllf>IH I $en 0ie9o New Enqo-•Is.<> f'r•nctsc:o ,.... ... ~. Oen••<•tO..tMld <CNnne111t•p m ' IMI' na: Our pleb bere wen 3 ri1bt, 5 Wl'Oll•, droDD&M UI below tb8t. Wlnnlq Edie for di• HMCD it 4Ml-s. We hope to come bacll with: NBW YOU CIANTI (,_ I) ner 8l. 1M1a ''Tbe Glantl bave p=ed well atbomeof Jate, bav· lnt beat.to the 1pre the lMt lbne times they've played ln the Ilea wlandl. The Giant. are f.2' acalDlt the 1priad at bomt t.bia Muon. ID a ..... opener, New York WU a MVeG·polnt UD• derdol ln St. Louis and woo the 1ame ovtrtpt 41•25. •• Louil la 2·2·2 OD the road a1alut tJM spread W. aeuon. 1'be Cardinali haven't beaten the 1pread tbe put four weeb. Take the polntl. AftANTA c..-. lt) Offr " ......... -The FalcODI have simply been •weaome •t•in.tt tbe •.Pread this aeuon, complllna a ~2 mm overall. Atlanta bu beaten the 1pread the _last six weeks. As a favorite, the Palcoos are 4·2 a1ainat tbe spread. Wubineton la 4·8 a1ainat the spread, 3-3 as an upderdog and 3-3 ~vlaltor. In 1ames in -which the ·Falcooa have be4!n favored by eight or more point.a over lhe past four yean, they're 3.0 against the spread. Give the point.a. Miami (pl• 7) onr PrJTSBVRGH -The ·Steelers continue to be a bettors' ni1btmare. The defending world championa haven't beaten a spread the paat eight week.a. Pittsbur1h is 2·10 OD the year against the spread. The Steelers have failed to beat the spread in their last four 1ames . While Pittsburgh has been slumping, the Dol.Rbilll. have been coming on. Miami has beaten the spread three out of the last four week.a. Miami is 5-2 as an underdog this season. Take the points. GREEN BAY (mlDUI 41/t) over Tampa Bay - Green Bay has been hot of late, beating the spread seven or the past eight Sundays. The Packers like being favored at home as they're 5-1 against the spread the six times they've been placed in that role . When these two teams met earlier in the year, Tampa Bay was a six-point ravorite at home and the game ended in a 14-14 deadlock. The Bucs are 3·2 as an underdog this season and 2-4 on the road. Green Bay is •·2 against the s pread at home. Give the points. KANSAS CITY (miaus 7) over Clnclaaati "Here's a classic example or two teams heading in ,different ,iirections. The Bengals haven't beaten a spread in five weeks. The Chiefs are 5·2· l against the spread over the last eight weeks . Ciqcinnati is 1-4 against the spread in its last five road games. Last year when the two teams met, Kansas City was a one-point favorite in Cincinnati and covered . 10·7. The Chlefs are a vastly improved club since then . Lay the points. SAN FRANCISCO (plus 7 '1'1) over New England -The Patriots continue to play like Dr. J ekyll and Mr. Hyde. One week they're great and the next mediocre. The Patriots are 3-5 against the spread as a visiting favorite the past two years. The 49ers are S-4 against the spread as an un- derdog this year and 1-1 as a home team underdog . New England has done hltle to uphold the AFC's reputation as the better conference as the Patriots are 1·5 agafost the spread versus NFC teams the past two teUQDI. Look for a N .. Entland letdowD after lut week'• victory ovw BaltlmOre. Take the potnq . BOV8TON (...._ I~) ewer Qneluil -Tbe Olien have been virtually llawlela u a small tavorlte UU. aeuon. Four UllMI they've beea favored by four or leu potntl and tbey are S.O.l a1almt the spread lD thoM 1amee. Houltoa bU beaten the spread four ol tu Jut five 1ame1 and 1D the last two it bu played at bome. Tbe Browu have done well, too, beau.,, tbe spread tbe put five week.a. When the two teams met earlier ia tbe year, the Oilers were a tbree-polnt favorite in Cleveland and dominated the game In winninc. 16-7. Lay the points. OAJDAND <•a.• 4) over Deaver -For a long while, the Broncoa bad the Raiden' number. But that cbanaed lut year u Oakland beat the spread in both 1amea it played 11alnat Denver. The Raiden. are 9-5 at home over the last two years agalnat the spread. Denver la 2·5 a111nat the line in lta lut aeven games versus teama In ita own division. The Raiden are 4-0-1 a1ainat the spread over the put two aeaaona in sames ABC baa 1televiaed. The Broncos, on the other hand, are O.I overthe same period in games ABC bu aired. ~y the points. I TWO.TEAM TEASER: KANSAS CITY Cm.._ 1) over CladMa&i &o ATLANTA Cmla• 4) ner Waalllq&oa. Can't see Cincinnati winning a game on the road and the Falcons are a far superior team to the Red.skins. 01911r....._.,. ., ... ,,_ • .,...... Last week's attendence Game Pittsburgh at Buffalo Cincinnati at Cleveland Seattle at Denver Oakland at Philadelphia Detroit at Tampa Bay San Diego at Miami Baltimore at New England Washington at Dallas Rams at New Orleans Hous ton at NY Jets Chicago at Atlanta Green Bay at Minnesota Ka .. sas City at St . Louis NY Giants at San Francisco AUHduce 79,158 79,253 73,274 68,535 64,978· 63,013 61,297 58,809 53,448 52,388 49,164 47,234 42,871 38,574 Dolphin8 8ign ex-Steelers ~IAMI (AP> -The Miami Dolphins. who play at Pittsburgh Sunday, on Fr iday signed two former Steelers. They a re center-guard Thom Domdrook a 6-2 240-pound third-year pro from Kentucky and run: ning back Rick Moser, a 6-0 , 210·pound third-year pro from Rhode Island. ~-- . . ·= 1956 Bears were sneakered CRYSTAL SALOON & CAFE .• :: ~ Giants wore tennis shoes in uin ooor f m:vred Chicago Jhe New York Giants "sneakered" t~ Chicago Bears, 47-7, Dec. 30, 1956, to wfn the National Football. League c~mpionship in one of the biggest up· s«lla in NFL history. !the Bears of coach John "Paddy" D~coU, led by the rushing of Rick CCSares and the passing of Ed Brown to r.Seiver Harlon Hill, were a touchdown ra,orite over the Giants off their 9-2-1 r•ular season record and Western Con- f«t_ence title. ~ut the Giants. wearing tennis shoes ~the frozen playing surface, rolled up yards and intercepted two Brown p . sea, leading 13-0 after the first od and 34-7 at the half. The Bears' oly touchdown came on a nine-yard rOil by Casares. ~he Bears led the NFL in offense in ••• • ~asares was the first Bear in history clbd the only one for another decade) to rtlfh for 1,000 yards -getting 1,126 on 2 ~ carries . He also scored 12 tflchdowns. ~rown completed 96 of 168 passes for tp7 yards. All-pro Hill caught 47 of t¥se passes for 1,128 yards (24.0 yards Pfr catch) and 11 touchdowns. i linois rookie J .C. Caroline quickly a me one of the Bears ' more valuable yers. He play~ halfback on defense returned six interceptions for 182 ~rds. He also returned punts and koffs and by the end of the season golng 'both ways as 11 halfbeck- eiver on offense. asares, Hill, offenaive linemen Stan es and BlU Wl1htkln and middle . •rd Bill George made the all.pro m. They and end Jack Hoffman r de the Pro Bowl squad. WHERE TIIEY ARE NOW: OFFENSE LE: nM DOLLEY -Heads market· ing for Cellucraft Corp.. a packaging firm in Bellwood, Ill. LT: BILL WIGHTKIN -Salesman for steel ball·beartng manufacturers out of Chicago. LG: BILL GEO&GE -Owns in- dustrial fire busineu catering to truck- ing industry in Chicago. C : LARRY STRICKLAND - Deceased. RG : STAN JONES -Defensive line coach, Denver Broncos. RT : KLINE GILBERT - Semi-retired in Jackson, Miss. Has rea I estate holdings. BE: JACK HOFFMAN -Executtve with National Card Co., Cincinnati. QB: ED BROWN -Jeweler ln San Luis Obispo. RB: RlCK CASARES -Owns firm distributing meat to restaurants In Tampa, Fla. RB: J .C. CAROLINE -Assistant high school coach in Champaign, Ill. WR: HA&LON HILL -Operates marketing research firm and invest· ment group under his name in Chicago. DEFENSE: LE: ED MEADOWS -Deceased. LT: RED WILLIAMS ..:..:.. Owns beer distrlbutonbip in Little Rock, Ark. MG: BILL GEORGE ,-Owns In- dustrial ti.re business catering to truck- ing industry in Chicago. BT: ·BILL 818BOP -Dry goods wholesaler in West Chicago. RE: DOUG ATKINS -City Recrea· lion Dept. director in Knoxville, Tenn. LtB: JOE FORTUNATO -Owns oil wella and dri.llinC equipment firm In Natches, Mia. tarr is. now on solid ground REEN BAY, Vl11. (AP)-Bnt rr, rumored to have been Oii verse ol mlual aa coacb and 1•neral na1er of the Gl'ffQ Bay Paebn lier tbl1 year, appareatlJ la on IOlld und with at leut two ..... -. of National F~ball Lea,_ Club'•••· tJve commJttee. miaic: OleJDJcaak, pre1ldlal ol tbe ellen and elta!nnaa Of the commit- 'sald after tbe t.am '• 25-lJ ~at D4llOta 9'mda1 be ll uY97 =Id" the t.am'a P:f' lD Ne9llt • •t bad apnn my ltraBI 5 Coaeb~l_ ......... ~ol • Md M6d uuat tMJ woald .-& the MalOll to nYI .. tail recorcl. But I am very pleued" Ol•Jn.lcaak laid. After U....Packen bad la.t 51·.11 to the Loa Anielea Jlama Sept. 21, the Milwaukie loumal quoted an unnamed com~ltt•• member aa aayha1 b.i tbouPt Starr lboukt be fired or realp Jmmedtately.' Tbt Wednelday Journal reported U..t after tbe Paebn' victory owr lllD· nesota. the a&DM committee member Hid tbe panel bad. not rnktwed Stan"• atatua. "But tbe tM.m la ~ IOlnf lood and U Bart la= no la dotq lt ... ..U, ·=...ni: 1:-:*:o!!b~ = tM RLB: BILL McCOLL -Surgeon in Covina. LB: J .C. CAROLINE Assista nt high school coach in Champaign, Ill. RH: CHARLES SUMNER Former assistant coach, New York Jets still living in New York City. ' LS: DON BINGHAM -Whereabouts unknown. BS: BOBBY WATlqNS -Vice presi· dent of Western Liquor Distributors in Chicago. 0111r1..,....., Kl"' ,...,_ sr,...c.et• Pro quiz answers 1 > B. In 13 years or service with the Washington Redskins, Charlie Taylor caught 649 passes, the all-time mark. Former New York J ets' receiver Don Maynard ranks No. 2 with 633 in 15 seasons. 2) C. On Nov. 23, 1975, Cleveland's Greg Pruitt accounted for 304 combined net yards against Cincinnati. 3) A. Again.st the New York Giants on Nov. 1.C, 1943, the Chicago Bears' Sid Luckman completed 21 of 32 passes for 433 yards and seven TDs. 4 ) B. In ru11 career with the Chicago Cardinals, L<>s AngeJea, Detroit and Philadelphia, l:>llie Matson returned six kickoffs and three punta for scores. 5) A. ln"'1974, when be wu ~wide re- ceiver with the Buffalo Bills, Ahmad Rasbad;now with Minnesota, recovered two of bis own fumbles for TDs . 6 ) C. Namath completed 17 or 28 passes for 306 yards in the Jets' 18-7 up- aet win over the Colts, but be did oot throw a touchdown pass. 7) A. San Diego's Dan Fout.I, who threw for more yarcb than anyone else In 1979, a1ao paced the AFC in fumbles with 1.3. New England's Steve Grogan was second with 12. 8) B. In 1979, the Tampa Bay Bue· caneera allowed just 3,949 total yarda to lead the NFL in few•t yards allowed. They alto allowed Jrr polnta, low tn the NFL. 9) I). IJ> Um, a teason ln which M 1a1Ded. 2,00I yardt nMhlq, Buffalo'• O.J . m.....-rutW for• yardl three tllQ" --211 and •• 10) A. Hall of Fame quarterback Sammy, BaUl.b led the Nn. ln pautn1 in 1ta'7, ···.,:::;. ... '47 ud ••. 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THIS IS Ti-4E NllST ADVANCE:() MODEL 11VI: SEE'N So FAR .. by Mell Lazaribs ' EA~L.Y I 'M SLAR:E IT'S YOIA~ OflN G.OOD,. ..• l.f(A 1 WMEN YOUIZ PA~E.N~~ END ')OLA. ro SED AND NOT aec.AIA~ vo~ er IN iHEI~ WAY. . ~ -/ .~ ·- • .H ')•-1 ....... , ,.., !~ ""·•"''"'" ~·:: JHE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO f I .,,. 11, JUDGE PARKER ~:~"All you and Granddad have done is talk and lj;<•~ • drink tea. When's your VACATION (lllo~w gonna start?" ·~ ~ ... , DENNIS THE MENACE TUMBLEWEEDS NO Sl6N OF TUMEJLEM'El:PS '(E1. r HOPI' HE 1711'1\fT GET .:;: ~!, CAU6ffT IN 1HE: VI r7usis10RM. P:ILTIN ~·M-1 ~ ... m MT111Nl NANCY . . FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE HELLO?-)'E$ ... MAY I SPEAK In 1fif. VEf, f'\.ERSE 'f' DR. 5C.,.ELL .. I WAS WoNDERING t-\OW LONG II W<XJt..D BE Bff()RE. DR. SMOCK WE. c.ou.o FCCO I OUR ~ SCRA'.S . by Harold Le Doux THE MAN TIM HIT IN THE OAR JU!:JT DIED ABOUT AN HOUR Af:JO! 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Mrs. Wilson shot her h"usband in the back of the head twice with a . 22-callber pistol, authorities s ay. With the help or some or the older ch ildren, she ro lle d bim in a bedspread and burled him under a shed behind their North Texas home . One of the boys read a rew word.s from the Bible. THAT WAS FOUlt years ago. But until last week, nobody outside the family in this town of 1,853 apparent- ly knew -or eared -whatever hap- pened to J.B. Wilson. Mrs . Delores Wilson, 41, was charged with the m11rder of her 45- year-old husband after his remains were u~covered from a s hallow grave. But a Fannin County grand jury re- fused to indict the woman, who had been free on $10,000 bond. Dan Meehan, an assistant dlstribt attorney, pieced the story together through interviews with Mrs. Wtlaon and some of her children, who range in age from 4 to 21, and relatives. 0 TRE EVIDENCE IS that he was a bad. drunk son-of-a-bitch," Meehan said. "The kids say he bad beaten on all ofthem atone timeor another." The prosecutor said Wilson, a native ol this town about 75 miles northeast of Dallas, b ad trouble keeping a job, forcing the family to live on welfare most of the time. Then sometime in September or October of 1976 -no on e knows for s ure exactly when -Wilson came home drunk. "He came in there and started beating on them again," Meehan said. "Everybody was scared. She load~ him up with a .22." AUTHORITIES, WHO found Wilson's remains wrappe;d in a de- caying bedspread, said he had been shot twice in the back of the head. ''One of the boys said they read a few Bible pages over him," Meehan said. "I guess they h ad a little ceremony before they rolled him in." No one outside the family, includ- ing Wilson's mother, knew what hap- pened to him until recently, Meehan said. The prosecutor said the case first came to light when Carl Wilson, who married Penny Wilson. a daughter of the victim, came to police head- quarters and told Police Chief Roy Allen that he had killed J .B. Wilson. Carl was not related to J.B. until he m arrted Penny. Meehan said one of the vic- tim's sooa apJ>ai-enUy told Cad about the shooting. Car) told the police chief that he had ~n having trouble sleeping since learning of the slay-ing . But why, authorities wondered, did Carl Wilson suddenly confess to the slaying of a man he never knew? PUBLIC NOTICE Meehan said be believes Carl Wilson "confessed" in hopes that dis- closure of the murder would help him in his legal problems. He bad reoent- ly completed probation on a felony burglary conviction and faced charges of indecency with a child. Ht!- is free on $1,SOO bond on the indecen-cy charge. l'ICTITIOUS 8USINIU HAMS ITAT•MIENT Tiie loll-lnQ l*'IOn ll cl01"9 buSI· nus •a: JUL1o·s WINDOW & JANITORtAt.. SERVICE. IMZI Aldoe Meno< W•v, Y-Linde. C.lllontl• tHe. Jullo M. LOPU·HICl•ICIO, 1tt21 Ridge M•nor W•y, Yorb• Lind•, C•lllornle ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ... ---. -,.ICTITIOUS auSINIEU NAMI STATIEMIENT This Min.AS Is <Of'lluclad by •n In· d lVldu•I. Tl•~ tollowlr19 PerlO<ls •re 6olno busJneuas. Then, Penny Wilson came forward to ask the police ch ief why her husband was being held. Allen said be told the woman that her husband bad confessed to killing her father . JUiio ~Nildelgo This n.1-1 was Ill.CS with u. Co..n t y Clerk of . Or 1W1g1 County on N0.-.1\'lller l, I..,, GRANTLAND INVESTME NT, 1'7 II Grffnvl•w ~.... H11nllngton BHcll, C.lllornle .,._., "'....., Publlllwd Orenoe co.11 Delly Piiot, Nov. 1', DK.•. 13. 20, l'llO ota-eo Gr-E. A'9111N'19"t, 1'711 GrMn· view L•ne, Hunllngto" B••<ll C.lltorni• ~ ' "SHE SAID, NO, that it was her mother that did it,'' Allen recalled. For the Record It was then that workers were sent to the farm. They quickly uncovered the remains. . ...... During the pa.st four years, Allen said, people would occasionally u lt the Wilson children about their father. "The relatives, they'd aat about him at Christmas time. The kids would say. 'Oh, he's all right,'" Allen said. "That's what the little klds would say. "That is one fU.nny family." Snai,l darters in new habital CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) -Constru~tion of the Tellico Dam was held up for two years bttauae en- viromentallsts thought the project would destroy the only natural habitat for a tiny fish known as the snail darter. But now scientists ha• found snail darters elsewhere. Officials said that at lea.st six snail darters were discovered in South Ch ickamauga Creek by David Et· nier, the University of Tennessee ichthyologist who found tbe,tbJ'ee. inch fish in August 1973, in the LitUe Tennessee River. That discovery resulted in the de- lay of conslructiotp on the $130 million dam Wlder terms of the Endangered Species Act, which mandates measure$ to prevent:the extinction of rare species. 'Bitt,en' cell.s make us o/,d TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -Israeli aclen- tista think they have come up with a oew ex- planation ol wby planu and people grow old, re- aearcben at Bar-llan University said. SANQ.IMINTIE OIHlllAL "°'"ITAL ...... u .... Mt I nd Mrs. Ulrry &.Ill, San J ... ~ <APhlr-, llOy Mr. encl Mrs, Wllll•m Ad ems, C.,.lstr-8Ncll, tioy ...... tt.t• Mr. •nCI Mrs. Gr-y Yeck. S.~ Cl•mt111t, ol•t Mr e nd Mr s. Jou J l mtn11, CIOPlllr-a..c11, 01r1 ""'· -Mrs. Dene "-· s.n c1-ni..e1n ...... 11. ,,. Mr. •nd MIL 0..rlft M f<•lln l, Jr •• C9Pltl•-llMc:ll, bOy Mr. Ind MrL W•YN Sl094tr<1, 5M1 Clem1t1t•, 11oy ............. Elli-C..--A-'1 Aries. s.n JU«I c:.Hfr-. bOy "Tbe practical ap· plication ol thia is very important," said Ya- acov Leshem, bead or the re.eardl team that created the theory. "If we can keep apples, let· tuce, flowen fresb an extra two days, it •a worth money -lota of money:· MISSION COMMUNITY MOl"ITAL Ortll,t• Mr. •nd Mrs. M k llNI Ack.-me11, ~~.bOy Tbe theory lt that or-1anbm1 die beoauae eell• sometimes form moleculel with an un- palnd eleetroa, Leabem · Hld,, MOit moleeul• bave· paired electrou tJlat on.a,1• Mr. tlld ~ se.wn ICr•Y. laOUM IM<~ •• lt1 ...... 1,1• Mr. •N Mr1. ll•YmonCI MYera, Irvine, My ...... a.1• Mr. end Mn, Wllll.tm Ollct, I N I .... "" IOVTM CIOAIT fllll~c• .. .,.• ...... ,,99 Mr. -Mo's. nrry HotMle•k, L~INcfl.llO\I ........... Nlr . •flll ,._,., Herry 0.1-1111, L...-9Ncl\, ley Mr •.... Mrs. LA"y lt-OI, C. .. -..,~ balue.. u~ •*· trona, called free· J.=·C:.~.!.~sw,,. •. s.n radicals, .•'are Uke ...... u .... -...u .... LIKI• 0. AroelN'lght, 7051 Meeldo•. Ape. '· """1ifllton BHc:1., C.lflornl• ..,., '"'' lluslneu h con.ctuc1aci by • .... ,., -1ne"111p. Gr-E. AtgeOrlgllt Tiiis ... ........,. wa Ill.CS wltll tlle .,. 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Colleen Finn, It of ~ltoo. domt.-, 1981 Eaater Seal Cnlld, la held bompoaer Marvin Hamlilcb wbo delivered a IOlll written in baaor of the llrl, paralysed fn>m tbe waUt down beca111e ol eoqenital =al defect. Siie WU Mieeted at the NA- vtc~doa," be aald. ~·~ 1111 Mon...,,."-' • 'TbeJ bite away at ...... t:' ... cell walll, cell m•m· ,:;.· ... ~ M1c11 .. 1 0111-. bran•, at cell produc-~ tlOD ltlelf." MlrtAM9A.TVITUf cer 1uw.n ....,..,." ......... al Eater Seal Society'• eonventlon in Chic._. Call 141• MJI. "'' .... ..,.. toworlltor ., ................... k.-. '"'""· "" ...., .... Dr .... Mn. c:.r... a.... c.... .... . .., PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE '::..-:;:n•J.....· ,,. ...... __ --=~~co .. ::, .............. 0... ~ca. ...,~ ......... c..~=--.. .,.. Dr ...... --Ct... . , .. ,....._,, c••cw., • ..-r•=----I• ....... , .... ,......_ .......... _ C-ty Olrtl .. ~ c:..ty .. ..._.... ...... ,... ......... Or-. c.-. '*" ,.... PICTITIOUI 8Wl•eu ...... 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I, 15. 22, n, ttlO ......_ PUBUC NOTICE .,. ...... nte DRUG INTllJIDON HU WOMB NO MltAQ D Dr • ...._ ICIOWft .... .._ Tre&lilMinl to 11 I'-.... Research slows down on new cancer drug NEW YORK (AP) -Whatever role the drut interferon may w: timately play in the battle &Cainal ca acer, -clearcut scientific reeultl still seem a loq way off. Clinical research bu shown that· interferon does indeed have an effect on caneer -and that it bu relative- ly few side effects. But results have been mixed and research bas been slowed by a sbortap of tbe drul and prepara· tions of insufficient purity. "INTERFERON IS still in the earlier states of clinical test.int." the American Cancer Society points out. And researchers are reporting laboratory findings that show just bow· complicated interferon is. There may be, for example, as many as 10 to ts different genes that produce dif. ferent series of interferon. This could both complicate the use • of the various strains of interferon, and also explain the varying responses in patients to the dnap he-me tested. In tbe lone run, the full undent.,..,.n1 of lDterf..,. U.. la fwtber dl9eoveries t.brouth buic re- search. .• .0.0~ "'P.Al'•r ~ho .bepev~ . .that interferon is "clearly prolniainl" i.s Dr. Susan Krown of Memorial Hospital Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, who baa given the drug to 18 ·patients. But she adds : "MOST OF THE interferon studies so far haven't proven anytbi.na ex· cept that we need to do more studies. ••People have read tbin1s that make them think this is some kind of miracle cure," Dr. Krown says, "People ••1'e re•tl ,..... • .. , -·-tlaem ,., ... tMs b .. me WINI •I ••r81de ftll"'e.,, "Becauae interferon is scarce and our studies are limited, we have to turn down patients every day who have invested a lot of emotional energy in t.rytn1 to set interferoo. "When they can't 1et it, they feel like they're bein1 cheated out of something that'• the answer for them. It's sad." In a report of her work with the drul to a cancer meetln1, Dr. Krown attempted to put the role of in· terferon into penpecllve. "I THINK IT likely that in· terferon'1 poteallal ln man will be best realised not u a sln1le a1ent, but rather 'n combln .. tion wlth chemotherapy or u an adjutant to 1ur1ery when tumor burden la low." And many raearcben believe it could ~e a decade before all the question• are anawered and ln· terfel'Clll can take ita place in tbe anenal ol wqpona a1alut cancer. ''Attelntq tb1I end,'' Dr. Krown concludm, "will require coatbuaed IDveatipticm of tbe mech•nt•m ol ID· terfel'Clll'I actialt, tbe poalble Yaria· Uoa ID tberapeutic aetlYitJ -ol dif. ferent tJpll ol blterfen.a &Dd cJlnleal trials wltla ......, .. ~---ol IDcn.-...)NlitJ." TBS MDSD aUCl'IONI amoac .~ are due to aueh flndtn11 ................ tlda ,......,._ 1D1 "w ttplflc.ut lWjl c a, .. ta •11 foar fll M pMlmta witla tM ._. cues called mulllple .,..._.,IM a "..,u.I 19111 a••" Ill a .. of 11 wom• wD ...... eaneer -,...... /lwiUlllll'•• 'wtlampn.tom..._ ..... = ........ .a.tllta. a. • tllle nnlta are llolft. eat~ '"to udlfJ • tllllt die a.. .............. tboudl I& II -.. -tlia••• ~·-...,.,... a.al .... Mtlrib,''..,.Dr ........ I . ==·~.._111.elra ,_ . -=--ol tllle Am*lem c.... aoa.o. ••i:••• ol all ......... tdall will eWl"l ........ .._: Wltr6lillm1dwwlMilf-~ .. .............. , .... ... .. , ,.. ... , WMt .... ... { N_~WSA_NALYSIS J timal do9ea, wbicb may have been too low? How lon1 should treatment be cuitinued? What will be tbe re- sults in corubining jnterferon with other dru1s? What are the dif· ferences among the three different forms of interferon? THE WIDESPREAD public in· terest and expectation in interferon began with an unusual move -. the announcement in August, 1978, by the American Cancer Society that it wu allocating $2 million on abort notice for the initial purchase of the co.Uy drug for the early clinical lriall at 10 institutions. The ACS contribution bas reached a total of $5.8 million. The cost of treating a sln1le patient can range up to $30,000, the ACS says. · In Jilne, the Shell Oil Co. 1ave the ACS $1 million for the interferoa work. It allO 1ave another $1 millkm to the Interferon Foundation ln HOUiton. The f!t\mdation co-founders, Leon-Davis and-Roy Hu.m..,tcn, say they hope to raise $20 million over the next two yean for research. The National Cancer Institute has a $9 million research pro1ram and the National Institute of Allergy and ID· fecliom Diseases bas aUocated $3.59 million. BUT MORE ICE waler bu been thrown on any immediate widespread use of interferon by the American Society of Clinical On· cology, an organization of cancer specialists. A society resolution warned that it can be a "toxic dru1 that causes chiU., fever, lowered blood preuure and depression of blood counts'' - au lbia in a substance once described as virtually free of aid.e effects. ••Any benefit achieved bu fre- quently been equivocal and very transitory," the reaohaUon said. •'There is DO evidence or even remote suggestion that interferon may be curative for advanced cancer. "At tbia time, there 11 DO accepta· ble evidence that interferon 11 capa· ble of extendin1 life expectancy for cancer patients re1ardless ol type, or ata1e of malipant d.Lleue." ' IN TllE NEW buic ruearcll, the discovery of multiple , .. for in· terferm wu reported in tbe Brltllh journal Nature by Slaitekuu Nacata, Ned Mantel and Chari• 'f(eillmann of the lnltitute for Molecular 8'ololY at the Unlvenity of Zurich. n.ey con· eluded that at leut et1ht but perbapa as many u 10 ~r 15 dlatlnct in· terferon ,_.. emt. , Re1earchera at the Wellcome ReMarcb Laboratori• in t:n1land, Geoffrey Allen and ltarl ff. Paatea, reportina on a family ol llnlctura1 1eae1 for humall leukoc1t• ID· terfercm, • ., '°polllblJ. dlff...t ... terfercm ,_. produeta haft dl«...t btol~cal actlYitlea," cw dl«enat fuactlom toward different tar1et ceU., or mQ be IDduced bJ-.... YinaMI. Tbe three known form• of ID· terferua are: hama ~ ID· terferon, made from wldte Wood cella; ..__ ftbroblMt ....,,.., made from ewctlft dime eelll; ad ••-or 1J•pM'9UlllN •· terfmm. ...... ..,. ....... .ealled ''T'' tnDllMeJW tbat p1aJ. role .. Uae~ ~.a,•1 a•iura& •eteu;e mHbm'sm or tmm_. nacuw. on .., •:=;:: to u. prd-1• al IMl't .., ... ... ... of..-Npeet ,. ... ... IPllellll'' ~ to ....... la· teltw., llli .... ol ..... ............... ._ ... .............. ...,~., ..... ................ '"--tM ... .... A.,._11 W., .. tol)ldt11' I tile,_, tlla .... ,or,.rttfL To ........ ,.......... ......... ......................... ............. - State sehool8' quality dOwn •119NUID.mM1 It'• eo lffnt ~at prt•ate HMoll baH proUflr'lded la CallfGnla die IMI two,....., llCllt of die endlt -or blame -tllr tMt UI ......... at .... feet ot tM ........ Wldob ............ .., buljq for ...., .. -.... muaift Loi~ leboo1 cllltrlct. · Certala11, private 1cllooll ba•• ,,.,., up fatter tbere tbaa aa1wbere •IH. but tbe monmmt •••1 from publle Nbooll ii .,_, .......... too. . ecms AllUTIONI 9Y ftlS ........... of UM •late 8Mrd ol SdacaU... and .... lt•dlei• from .... i••14;...~::C1~--"-~~-.. ... ;.-t c. ..... ~ Stufanl Unl...at1 Ii•• • el• lDc1leatllll &bat , qaalltJ ol educatioD ma1 be almolt u ltrClq u lmpetul .. buliq for the mo.. to prtHte 1ebooll. Stanford report• that it took ID fewer Callfonda ltUdeDU UWt 1ear tb.aa It bM lD mon than a clecw. It also nport1 t.Ut oelJ 17 ~t of the CaUfornla atudentl wbo applied were accepted. eoilipared with --so--ur~H"""E"""llN~--..... 21pereeat1Mt yur. CALIFORNIA The r e a 1 o n I , Stanford aald. were the FOCUS . a a m e p r o b I e m a b11bli--by Board of Education preaident Michael.Ji{rat, by cotnclden~e a Stanford profeuor. California hip -acbool seniors rank in the bottom third nationally in read.int, matbematiea and written expreuion. • THAT POOR STANDING ISN'T reflected in admllliom to either the Unlvenity of California or the California State· University and Colle1e system, both of wbicb must take in . b11h se~l 1raduateatotheupperportiomvftheirclusea. But the dropoff in the quality of California education is refieeted in the increased emphasis the univenities are puttinl on claaael and teats meant to ensure that their students pick up akllll many may have failed to acquire in bi&b acbool. Kirst poi.nu to several reaaooa for tbe dl'opoff. 1 One problem, he says, is tbe rapldl.Y increasing number of Spanish-speaking student& m California schools. .._ ll h Every class with more than 10 non· r.uf • speaking children must have a teacher wbo can communicate effectively with these children. As a result, says Kint, "We tend to put them in a program in their native lancuace rather than where they should be, namely in an intensive program to learn English well." THERE llE ALSO PREMUaES to set up classes for handicapped students, cut class days from six to five periods a day and add courses like driver education. "N.· the schools tespood to new demands," Kirst said, "the trend toward fewer and fewer academic courses is accelerating.'· What's more, Kirst adds, every time a public high school adds a course, chances are it will have to drop another one it bas previously offerff. And when budgetary pressures demand that something be dropped. it will usually be low-enrollment classes like advanced math, sciences or languages, be said. ''TEACllEU ARE BEING SHIFTED from these areas to help students pass basic proficiency tests mandated by state law," he added. There ~are also the--presn1re.a .of }>olb Proposition 13-relaled cutbacks and the Serrano vs . Priest tax equalization court decision. Under Serrano, districts that once prided themselves oo quality education because their citizens were willing to pay higher taxes than most others are slowly sliding downhill. For those districts can 'l pas new taxes without sbuntin1 most of the new money to Sacramento for distribution to poorer districts. • The overlill result is that many parents who want hilh quality education for their children are shiftiq them to private schools. In many areu, private school admissions bavf! become as competitive as colleges used to be. And parents are willing to pay the tuition money. "I FIGURED WREN PllOPOSITION I~ passed that the public schools would 10 downhill,' said one parent in Los Angeles. "They have, and now my kid goes to a private school. But all that means is that I've broken even on Propoeition 13." But many parents can't afford the tuition at private schools even with their Propoeition 13 savings, and it's their children whose future is suffering. ( Elmua columnilt boHdift.sc..to MOlltoo.J Reservation Jolls Rep. Glenn II. ·An· deraon, D·C•Uf., clalmlna that for 25 Y.••ra the 1overn-m e-nt permitted .dumptn1 of deadly nuclear waste into the oceans, told a House subcommittee a thorough study ia needed. Barbecued goose case settled TIBURON (AP) -A man accused in a criminal trial or tilling and barbecuing a pet goose agreed to provide two replacement geese and a year's supply of feed. The out-of-court settle- ment was worked out by Municipal Court Judie William Stephens after be decided the prosecu· lion's evidence was in· sufficient to proceed. UNDER TERMS of the seWement, Tiburon butcher Joseph A . Azevedo, 29, agreed to publicly apologize to the city of Tiburoo and the waterfront regulars who had befriended the goose Azevedo was ac· cused of eating. Tiburon is on the north end of San1Francisco Bay. The tiny town was out· raged in July by the kill· inl of the gander, which for about six months bad taken refuge under a waterfront restaurant with bis nearly blio41 mate. BAR PAT&ONS bad much admired the goose's devotion for bis dis abled mate. It was reported that the gander bad guided bis disabled partner on the beach and helped her find food. Rides Cheap OAKLAND CAP) Holiday riden on the Bay Area Rapid Transit System will receive dis· counts for the second year in a row, BART'a direct.on say. The re· duced fares apply to Thanksgiving , Christmas, New Year's Day and weekends in December. Try smaller airlines BJ .JOYCE L KENNEDY Dear le1ee: l'Ye lleard &llat nHn...._ apat la aa -.&rJ·leYel ,..ltlm wldt die alrbes. Wlwre ._. I& leadT -R.M.,Pltioelds,Arla. Slnce moet airllnea promote from witbio, airline reservatlonlata can rile to become ticket a1enta, customer service a1enta and eventually work into manace'ment, aale1 or peraonnel. Because of lncreatai me of computerisation in the lndultry, however, the number ol reHrvatiom jobs in larl• airllDa 11 leveU..,aft. Where are tbe openln111 The commuter and lDtenealonal airliael. Some were apawaea and others 1purred bJ dentplaUoa u mUir car- rten abe......, leu profttable local l'UDI. ,....... lnltiall7 tbeJ pay ... tbaa tbe lltal•, 1mall llael pr'OIDOte_ morequlckly. f A •&U•Y.A1'10J'fl AGSNT 1Pftdl molt ot wit wk•-* - w1aleb lacludea ·•O•• Dl1hu and wMll:..--oatlli,._..HeorlM quotel fmw, -1•• ntpt lllformatiCJD I and mak• 1Hl·m1Dute cuac•, lDteraeU•I wltb a compalu · nHn ...... ,...... To .... tM fleld, JOU malt bl at leut II, Uw • ~ tellaol diploma or._. • ..., _.be aa.letot1'9• wora1 per mlaate. A poll1 .. •d .,,.._ .......... ...... ( CAREERS J between $10,000 and •18,000 a year, dependins upon the aiae of the airllne and lensth of lil!le on the job. Tipe OD 1ettinl in: -TAKE ANY IOB YOU can 1et - secretary, clerk or part-timer -Jmt to be on the Inside, 'which 11 where slots are posted. -Cult1vatln1 a friend wbo worb for tbe alrtiDee may help you to know aboutopmtn11. -Roxy Smanlk of Braniff Education Syatema lD DallM, Tuu, .. ,. tb.lt with tbe preHat ftefte level of competition -Delta alone DOW ha1 250,000 applicatiou Clll Ille - altftcllDI tra.el Mbool HD live 'JOU a competttift eae. To llt mon Jalormation, ,.. "Tbe Offlcfal 1-.11 Gulde to Airline Careers" by Alexander Clark Mortar. P'or a u.t ot all tM Dlltton'1 alrliDM -wttlt ......... IDd ...... DUmben -~ a UbrarJ eopy ol tbe "Warld AriatioD Dlnetior." 8SNDl'l9 iJ-t WOUING for tbe alrUM .......... and .... free or nduaed tnlllportatioa ,..._ &Dd .......... -....... and ,.s.,. '""· ASADCA BICVICS: P'or • ._.. r...,.. A...._ 4'*'••••• afl1n ....,.._ n ••,,.,... cer~ •... ,., ,...,. I searched everywhere for a used boat before I tried the Daily Pilot. Being on the Orange ~ (} o· a s t , D a i l y P i l o t classified ads offered the exact d e al I was searching for. · I chose from a wide selection of large and small power and sail boats, and I · paid less than I expected. If you're looking for a bargain on a used boat, try the Daily Pilot classified ads . If . you want to make a sale on your boat, call the friendly ad-visers at the Daily Pilot. DAILY PILOT CLASstFIED ADS 842~5878 I .... to -wttla a .mu. JD .,.. •olee. KaowlMI• ef a forelp ............. lreMi'TaUoa.I a1eDU often earn ...... , •• , 1 ..... •::! fllf ... .......... .,.. ...... r..._ • ._., .. JJil, a.a•--· 1'---~-----:r--"'----------f • ~:.-~~~~--~~~--~.....::...:..~~_'.;_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-l.li....-~~~~~~~~~~~-J~--------~~ . ·-· --:_ ·---- --...... -----.. --- --.Jr~-,.. ___ ~ ... --.... IJ 0 ' l ' • .. I ti ;)l riJ O!> up ,,, :"I' . O? red J9! oil .,, hJ ~Shots' 81RllINGHAll, Ala. CAP) - Releattben at tbe Uaiveratty ol Alabama berf aay U.e lint cUAlcal triala OI bUeetable con- t.rJeel!Uwe have been coaqllilt- •d ·~ the reaulta appear P1'9m....,. br. Lee Beck, director ol tbe procram for lmmuoolo•y and reproct.ctive raear<!b, said un- iversity researchers studied "birth control ahota" in coopen- Uon witb the Southern Reiearcb Institute in Birmingham for three years before tesb be1an on a small group of women in Mexico. "THERE WERE NO com- p'Jic ations," he said of the human trials. "The l~ system performed as predict- ed." SHELL OF NIOHTCWI SHOWN IN aa..YE.AfM>LD PHOTO Shdered wlMowa Mow where patron• leaped to ••f•ty Beck saJd the university has applied for a license from the Food and Drug Adminb tration to co1t4uct human experiments in the United States and clinical trials may begin here in just a few mooths. The kind of injectable con- traceptive being tested uses the same steroid hormone common-lY used in oral contraceptives. ~eek said. Each tiny bit of s teroid is encapsulated in biode· Bitter memories smolder VICTORIAN SURROUNDINGS DECEIVING Nicholas Janlkl•• peddle• lowty hamburger gradable synthetic material, and the capsule is just barely discemibJe to the na.ked eye. The steroids, which look like fine powder, are suspended in a s terile sal~ne solution, Beck said, and injected into the big muscle on the back of the thigh. Hamburger stands turning decorous BECK SAID EACH of the thousands of capsules works by time release action, gradually dissolving the correct amount of hormones during the intervals between injections. PROVIDENCE, R.l. CAP) - Hungry people who walk into Nicholas J anikies · restaurant first feast their eyes on JO.foot glass-paneled doors from an Atlanta mansion, a fireplace from a Philadelphia townhouse and a $6.000 lead crystal chan· delie r. Then they order Whoppers on plastic trays: J anilcies spent $250,000 to make the inside of his Burger King restaurant look like a swank Victorian-era saloon. The tras h bin is solid oak trimmed with mahogany. The floors are teak parquet with wool carpets. The walls are covered with custom-built solid mahogany ~. pa.nels and bQQJtshelves .. JANIKIES C ALLS HIS Bankers Quarters restaurant the Burger King of the 1990s. "I must be an egotist. 1 wanted this com er to have a landmark for Burger King in downtown Providence, .. says Janikies, the owner of 26 other Burger Kings in Rhode Island. Massachusetts and Vermont. ") would love people to say, 'Wow, how did he do it?'" He did il by spending as much on the decor alone as most franchises spend to open the doors or a standard Burger King. "The old theory of the fast- f ood business was you didn't want people to be too comforta- ble," says Janikies. "You want people to have their food and leave in 20 minutes." WHEN THE RESTAURANT opened last summer, noontime diners were given leaflets urg- ing them not to Unger too long so others could savor the at- mosphere. But loungers are welcome dur- ing the m.id-a ftemoon lull. "I didn't even get anything to eat. I just bought a Coke and sat down to read the paper,·· says W i lli am Ric h mond of Providence. Mary Perrino of Cranston comes in every day after work for a cup of coffee and , sometimes, a hot dog. •'I come for the food and it's a beautiful place to relax," she says. "I tell everybody about lt. ,, WIBLE JANIJUES' Bankers Quarters has earned him a reputation in the fast food busi- neaa. it was not the fint franc~se to 10 beyond the norm. "I've been doing this since 1971," says Daniel Murray, owner ol 12 Buraer Kings in New Hampeblre. "I t.blnt this is go. lat to be a trend. l think u tbe conipetilive condlt-ioos U1hten up, people 'trill be looking for • way to difterentiate themselves froJD the muaee." · Murray built a Burger Kina oo tb• •bore or Lake Win· mpetaukee with bl1 windows for &be view and a dock. for paal.q boa ten. .. We ttied to buUd ln a ffl'taln atmotpbere," be says. "If a l.UO• ..... redwood l.uteed ot Jut red wood, and tbe P1 ...... tbe w..t ~ nMtlll • ftlte We hamburcer at.Mt, be ti ta an exe.lleat competlttve position. ••1 'lmNK AU. UM m~ out-..... Nrtiealub' Burier IGnf . .-cl llcDona.ld'\, _are -u tbe saying goes -putting a lot of ef- fort into removing the 'stand' from hamburger s tand." J anikies says he has hired the man who designed Bankers . Quarters lo upgrade his other restaurants but quickly added he will not go to those extremes again. .While Burger King's $1.S billion ln gross sales last year trailed the $5.4 billion of McDonalds and $2 billion of Ken- tucky Fried Ch'ic k en; the Pillsbury subsidiary was alone in posting real growth and is catch ing up in sal es p e r restaurant. says Paul Reinhard, manager of Burger King cor- porate relations. ··-· SINCE 1917, Janikies has buill an organization that employs five district managers, a person- nel manager, a comptroller and a construction department. He has also progressed from think- ing he was dining out on a meat- ball sandwich lo collecting an- tique Mercedes automobiles. He followed his first Burger King in Cranston in 1969 with 15 more in Rhode Island, eight in Massachusetts and three in Ver- mont. He gives credit to his immi- grant Greek parents for leactµng him to work hard and save his money. "ll 's a good reeling to know that I just followed the old left foot in front of the right foot theory and it happe ned," Janikiess~ys . Bias charged He says the shots have several ad vantages over the Pill. •'If you take a birth control pill orally, you get a very high 'level of steroids in the blood im- mediately after absorption, and the leve~ decreas~ eveey hour," Beck said. "The amount you re- ally need ls the amount obtained 15 or 20 hours after you take the one big dose. Most side effects of the pill are dose-dependent." Beck said women actually get a~ut 50 times the dosage they need every time they lake an oral contracepUve. .. WITH CONTROLLED re- lease, we adjust the i:ate so that the level is constant and un- changing," he said. ln ··t heir early · experiments' with baboons, university re- searchers varied the interval between injections ·from one lo six months. Beck said the most reasonable interval would be three months because "once the treatment is made, we can 't remove the material. It has to dissolve naturally." "The main question is whether women are going to accept the absence of menstruation," he said. "Menstruation doesn't oc- cur until the injection wears off. There is also the possibility of some slight. irregular bleed-· ing." Beck said injectable con- traceptives would be most effec- li ve in developing countries where women are unable to see medical personnel regularly. 'Balls of fluff' emerge scratchy BALTIMORE (AP) -Police Commluloner Donald Pomerleau is just an old-fashioned guy who WU wring-a term Of "endearment" when he described women u "balls of nutf" during a sex discrimination hearing, a spokesman for the department said. But women's rights organizations in Maryland term the 65- year-old Pomerleau's comments "obnoxious and frivolous." ·'I lille to think people are beginnin1 to overcome Jexual stereotypes but I guess it isn't true," said Amy Randall, president of the Baltimore chapter of the National Organization for Women. TESTIFYING IN A SEX-diacrlmination suit against the Baltimore Police Department, Pomerleau described women as ''ballsoffluff''-tolouddisapprovalfromspectatonincourt. · Pomerleau was being croia-examined by an attorney for of. ficer Mary Stout, who is suiq the department over alleged dia- criminatioo ill promotion and aulpments of women officen. Her attorney, Kenneth Jobnaon, aaked Pomerleau if he· had once publicly called women "little balllolOuff." ''All women are little balls of nun in u,. eyes of the Creator,'' he told U.S. Dlatrtct Judge Prank A. ~aufman. "lt'• an endearing term, a term l would uae to delcribe my .Ue." IDS STATEMENT UOtJGln' moans of disapproval from feqiale offtcen in the courtroom. Dennis Hill, chief spokesman for the police, reiterated that Pomerleau often used tbe phrue when referrln1 to womeG and lD· tended no offense. ''He'• been ualn1 the term for yean," Hill aaid in an interview at poUee budquarten. "l'w mwn blm for l• yean and I've khowa him to UH lt u a t.MQ ot endearment." .• ''It mUel lt 1oc* Un be w• clownlnc women but tbat wun't the c: ..... be lldded. · . lllLL MID NSWI A~ or tbe conimluioner'• ,.. marltl took tbem oat ol eoatat, and U'l\lld that Pomerlieau bad a 1ood neGl'd of wQl'kln1 to brinl womm lnto tbe poUee ~-· Then are 125 feinale polke otftcen ben, compand wttb a.• men. 1be department ba tour womea MrYIDt u pollM .....- compared wttb 311 male..,....., 1'berl an two lllella·nMiq womfl' oftleen, Cl'>e lieutenant and one m..,_ . • _r_-=------- $.[)· Absolved of fire blame, man uneasy r1 BOSTON CA P) -The threats and midnight phone calls have stopped. It's been years since anyone openly blamed him for the fire that killed· nearly 500 merrymakers at the Cocoanut Grove nightclub 38 years ago to· day. Still, Stanley F. Tomaszewski felt a chill when be heard about the MGM Grand hotel blaze in Las Vegas that claimed 84 lives. "Why didn't they learn? Wh e r e are the s prinklers? Where were all the monitors?"· asked Tomaszewski. Tomas zewski , a sort - Pain permanent Her life scarred by 'elephant man' FRAMINGHAM, Mass. <AP) -Ignored by waiters in restaurants. screamed at on s ubways and la ughed at in stores, she bears the brunt of one of nature's cruelest tricks: neurofibromatoais. or "Elephant Man's" disease. · While little' is known about the incu.abte disease,-.. what is cer- tain is that it leaves a body grotesquely di9figured. A maze of fleshy lumps covers Kalber)cne~& face. Her nose, overridden with tumor:i, is pushed to one side. A small clump of the nodes hangs from one side of her jaw. Sllrgery on the tumors saved her life twice. Her arms have large beige spots. ENGLAND'S "ELEPHANT Man," John Merrick. became a circus freak before an early death. His tragic story became the subject of the hit play and movie, "The Elephant Man." Unlike Merrick, Katherine never wears a bag to' cover .her face. She works billing patients for medical services, li ves in her own apartment and stands up against physical p ain a nd human ignorance. The pain is never ending. Pat- ting or bugging her may send s hivers of pain through her whole body. ''After a while, you learn to live with the pain," says the 54-year-old woman whose true name was withheld when in - terviewed by The Middlesex News. KATREtt«E MANAGES to keep her sense of humor through it all. "If the spots were green. I'd look like a frog," she jests~ But the humor can't always cover tbe hurt. Several months ago, while rid- ing the subway she was at- tacked. Police arrested a sus- pect. But she decided not lo prets charges. "I WU reminded that if I point a finger at this guy. there was the retaliation factor and in my case, lt was more severe. You see, I have a fac, you don't forget," she said. a1:ct:NTL v . KATBE&INE was In a subway wbeo a woman sat .next to her, took one look and "ran to the end ofthe subway." Once in a restaurant, a waiter handed her what looked like a recipe. ..., "It looked good. I remem- ber~ it called for eggplant. but when I got to the end of the page.. there was a message tell· ing m e to apply it to my face every nit,ht," she said. The message promised the mixture would cure her "slti.n problem." -:.,•It--doean't ..fturt my feelings · any more. U that's the way they feel, they have a worse problem than me." she said. YET SHE LIVES with a touch of bitterness. too. "If I was in a room. someone would talk to that handsome man over there or that pretty lady over there before they would come to me. Let's face it," she said. ·'Sometimes ,•· she adds wistrully. "l just want to hug pe<1ple and I don't know how they'll react, so I don't.•· Boston transit given I wee·k BOSTON <AP) -The state Supreme Court ruled Friday that the governor's takeover of t he penniless Boston transit system was Illegal. But the court gave commuters a one-week reprieve , allowing the Massachusetts Legislature one last chance to bail out a complex that is too broke lo shut down. The justices set a one-week deadline for resolving the fiscal cris is plaguing the Massachusetts Bay Transporta- tion Authority. The Legislature is.due back Monday to tackle the problem. If no resolution is reached, some 250,000 daily commuters face the possibility that service on the MBTA will halt at mid· night next Friday. Raft buried HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Legen- dar.,Y movle gangster George Raft, whose tough guy roles set a p1ttem for later filma of that aenre, •aa buried Frid•y after services at Forest Lawn in the Holl~Hnls. S~personic plane spurs designers SBA'n'LE <AP) -8oe6.QI and tht-. aua.r-corporatiom are com= for a t•ral eaatract to cle•elop plau for a aupenoatc jet _.that would cnalle at or above llach 2 -twice the tpeed ot ICMIDd, ............... ..,.. . Tbt Boei.111 llllltary Airplane Co., arm ol The BoelDI Co., aDd Gnamw Corp., Mel>Onnell Dor.Illa• Corp. and Rockwell lllt4na- Uooal an vyla1 to do tlM tu0,000 atudy for tbe NatJoaal Aerouallet ud Space Adm.Wltr1Uoa. A d.claAOD on Ute contnet it due in luuary. Man Bauman, pl"OIMIMI maaa1er ror Ul• Botfn1 Advance At.rplme BnDcb, •~ya the around rulel for tbe study call for a mUltarJ ftlNM p1aDe willa a •mUe tffectave recli• fGr Polllblt UH la ..... and a n,bter with a 1.-,ID&>e eftectift nldl•,. 'poMlble .. iD the Mkldle SM\ . t spoken. 54-year-old auditor, has reason to be horrified by deadlf ~f~ fire: He not only saw the - tragedy of the Grove blaze, Nov. 28, 1942, but also was accused of.' I' causing it. ,! n-: Then a 16-year-old busboy;..."'\' Tomaszews ki had s truck a .111 • match near an imitation palrrr H1:• tree so he could replace a Ught·' 1 bulb in the basement cocktail'• 1 "• lounge of what was one of ; ll· Boston 's mos t popular "'·'. nightspots. ·1 About that time, fire broke · •· out. Within 12 minutes. the'• rf" building was engulfed. " • One thousand people were jammed into the club. many of 4 • them jubilant fans of Holy Cross':"T b'1 College celebrating a football .. m .- upset over Boston College. Hun-!'\" . d reds were killed in a desperate'°"'~· rush for the exit, choking on '""'ti smoke and fumes . Two hundred ,:.,;r:.. piled up behind a revolving door. ti r.J The victims included cowboy ac:r .. ,..,, tor Buck Jones. •AT tJ 1c1 IT STILL STANDS as this b n1. country's worst blaze of its kind :""{~· ' i 492 dead and more than 200 in-~;i: j u red. .,b tw Vi ctims were brought int<1ri.hul Boston City Hospital al the rate11 0&9z of one· every Jl seconds. More'n blood plasma was used than wa~ 1'>tm n eeded for American 1:: servicemen wounded in the at-'•" 1 tack on Pearl Harbor. 1'• Ten were indicted later, in-,;,~· eluding nightclub owner Ramettt'f .. Welansky. who was sent to prison for manslaughter. .;~ '"' Tomaszewski said he struck'('"' · the match. dropped it on the' / floor and stepped on it. But he · ':'" s aid he was innocent or any •pn wrongdoing, that his match __ _ wasn 'l the fatal spark. WHEN THE BOSTON Fir8<hh Department officially ended its investigation in 1970, it con-·~h\'( eluded the fire was of "unknown"'iJQ o r i g i n . · · R e f e r r i n g t o ---- Tomaszewski. the report said, " ... the department was una-,.,ft ble to find that the conduct of the-'.!o boy started the fire." ,.,,,_, People blamed him anyway. "1 i;;1 "I've been through a lot of,. ,.,, ... grief," Tomaszewski said. "I've·,.. been spit upon. called every .,11,: name under the sun. My life haS"'rn oc: been threatened h undreds of.:mt:i' times by people who blamed me nS for the fire. I've been through ~uih the lo.rtures of the damned." ,, •$•<: The phone calls and threatso't h~J have stopped in recent years. ) .. "MAYBE THE VENOM hasMh~: disappeared. Perhaps people t~oo have located to other parts oe l ud the country. It's easier to face"Cl~t<" the world." ,.~,.u~ But Tomaszewski, who workt•oA for a federal agency, still reetsl>luo'l he bas t.Q "play it low." 1t3up "Obviously," he said , "I havei .. h-.J not gone down the street withn•>a-J(, banners fiying and saying, 'Heyl:>'" Remember m e? I was the Co·' .no'> coanut Grove boy.• But I conJ~!tvnj duct my life in a normal fashion1,9hs• I don't feel I have to look ovei' noiJ my back beca u s e I t hin ldon?' somebody might be coming,lartJ afte r me." s'l l:)nJ He said he blots out the memories instead of "crying iJtRT my beer." He is proud he wentuui on to l"aduate from college. Her:f J a• recenUy retJred as a colonel ln'' im tbe Mns-tthunttt-•N-ationst"l <tlno Guard. .,~o•!t StlJl, he will never forget. 1114 • " :UJlftW A PA.IUDN& LOT coven ...,_t u"Jl old Grove site. Authorities be~OQ1"'! llY the tratedy foetered the upGf),)( lredU.1 of aafety codes an~ tna,, tilniflcaDt lmprovementa an··•h-tJ baro u..t.menta. But COClld ltl'f; ''-') happm aptnT ·" U1111 "I 1uppoH lt could ," HJ6>8 : • Riobard Stevfta, vice pre1ldeDP"' '°' , of t.M N1Uclnal Fire Prot.ctlon1tlX'2 Aleacy la Botton. "Codn can,,a t 10 H far. When It comes to11Uu1~ f:!lcta1 wbat bappn1 In 8!&<.., ldlnc -a aiptly baata, that IJmitJ • l>racdcal tmpoulblHty:• :JCS -'' t 19 DM.YN.OT .. • • \ ........ l ·- wn · WE COVER TME WATERFRONT Events in the communities served by the Daily Pilot are the first order of business seven days a week for our wrjters, photographers and editors. Every day you'll find thorough coverage of your school board, your city c o u.n ·c i l , your p I a~ n in g commission and the important people in your community detailed in words and pictures placed up front in the Daily Pilot. l\GUNA BEACH No other newspaper in Orange County cov- ers the Orange Coast as completely as the Daily Pilot. · In Huntington . Beach, Fountain Valley, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Irvine, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Beach, South Laguna, Capistrano Beach, Dana Point, San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente the Daily Pilot is the leading news source people trust. I The information you need to fully ap- preciate-and-participate--in-life-a-long th~ Orange Coast is presented in clear, easy-to- read fashion from the front page tq the con-· venient, local classified ads, every day f • in the SANJUAN CAPISfRANO A~ f~INTlSfAtl 8tACH ' .,_, -· --... ----... _, . I ' I You CM II I, Find It, Jr•de M Wllh • W•nt Ad -llAIEll JUST JASMINE! JUST&llAT! Oal .. p ti•• '6•ll• of Newport•• Back BaJ l .._ CUIYm 91tate bu ~for tbe active llUlllO:Y in -• aerene and pre1Uciou1 aetlinc . ~ 1enerou1 bdrms, spacious master suite, features: fireplace and sunken tub, courmet k tcbeo, imported tile, 1eeurily 1ate, sparklin1 pool, spa, 1•sl or in· laws apartmeot! Plus. ~ box stalls and riding arena. Special financing ayallable. A must see. VA BUYERS! Owner wU1 carry financ· inc at 9% on th is beautifully upgr aded Immaculate detached 2 plan 6, in Jasmine Creek. Bdrm, 2 bath home. Big Nice landscaping and a family room with brick picturesque view of fireplace, manicured mountains :.i nd min i-landscapinQ. R.,dwood ocean view. $359,000. patio cover. Many ex- Call Mary Ann Anderson tras. SUW,900. VA terms. ON THE CouaSI -2 bdrm condo, nice view of lake, greens and m tns . San Carlos plan at $204 ,950 ... A listing of Jacqueline Pearson. WOODlalKE c1oss1.--3 bdrm, 2 ba , 2 frplces a nd l arge lot. $225,000 ... A !fating of Laraine Sha w. HAllOI RIDGE Expanded Dynasty, 2 bdrm or l bdrm plus den, prof. decorated, sun room, city lights· and mountain views. $398,000 ... A listing of Ve rgilene Hull. IRVIME THRACE -3 bdrm, den, pool home, vacant and' fee land. Asking $328.900, .. A Ii s ting of Nadine Cr out. IORDUUX -big Canyon 2 bdrm, 3 ba with s hutters , coffered ceilings . ..,; garden patios. $439,500 ... A Listing of Verglene Hull. TUDOI -Cottage style. 4 bdrms. lge fam. rm .. nu paint/cpt., 2300 sq. ft .. foll loan at 13 114 '7<. $189.500 ... A listing of Sharon Corzine. REALTORS, 675-6000 2443 East Cout Hlghwa11. Corona del Mar Wf: HAVE390FTHEBESTLJSTINGSJNTOWN. Realhtah . 12°/o INT. 200/oDOWN M583 FOREST E OLSON , . ' Cote Realty & Investment 640-$771 . UMDAISU UDOISU Newly decorated 4 Bdrm with 4 baths. Includes pool a net spa. Im · maculate. lmmed. oc- cupancy. 204 Via San Remo OpenSunday 1·4:30 COIOMA DEL MAR EQUAL HOUSING O PPORTUNITY PMblsher's Mo.,ce: Owner wants out before New Year! Magnificent 4 Bdrm, den, fireplace, f a m ily room w it h fireplace, 2~ baths. 2 Fantastic ocean view. 4 oovered patios, spa, huge Bdrm charmer with ul· lot, RV access. Lots of Umateprivacy. $425,000. beautiful stone work. Owner will carry financ-LA<iUMA HILLS All real estate advertised in this newspaper is sub- ject to the Federal Fair Hous ing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any pre- ference, limitat ion. or discrimination based on race, color, reli&ion. sex, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, Um1ta· t1on, or discrimination." i ng at 12 %. P r i ced Portofino mdl in Aliso $215,000. Ca 11 now . Hilla. 4 Bdrm , 2th baths. 541>-2313 Pool and spa. S247 ,500. ~ REAi.i llGCAMYOM l:A-rKRS · Custom home on golf . course. s Bdrm. 4tn ba. FOICLOSURE MEAR 0000 sq ft. View. Securi- •NG r AIMT llUSH ty. $1.95 million. This newspaper will not knowin~ly accept any advertising for r eal estate which is in viola- tion oflhe I aw ERIOIS: Ad .. rti1en ,.....W check their ods cWy .ct Nport er- rors 1-clafefy. The DAILY PILOT as.-1 l..aty for the first I• correct iMertiolt CMlly. Wtnding drive way leads to custom 4 Bdr m ex- ecutive home. Step-dwn living room with massive brick fireplace. Family room overlooks sparkl- ing pool Use imagina· lion on financing. Ca 11 us today! SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631--6990 6BDRMS llGCAMYOM 2 Bdrms+den in won- derful end unit. Excel f10an. Priced to sell at s:m.ooo. llGCAMYOM Popular Deauville Town.home with pool and · spa. Lovely canyon view. 34:i0sq ft. All new cpl and paint. Oversized lot. Priced to seU at $575,000. Excel fmancing avail. UMDAISLE Charming waterfront home with lots of wood I and tile. Accommodates 75' boat. $2.75 million. MDIAW.AYCOMDO 4 aA--THS Ffxer upper. Family $126,500 A huge Eastslde home home with pool and MIWPORT HEIGHTS 2 bedroom, 2-story aduJt with family room , brick. Excel location. unit o n acres o r fireplace, double car $LSl,900. 1 d caoed grounds garage. Beautiful loca -~~ w[ll help finance tion. Price only $115,000. DAMA POIMT at 13%. AAume 6% loan. Call on this one, 546-2313 Spectacular views of Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 443 --w Dana Point M a rina Gloucester Dr (off Tustin I THE REAL 1· coutline trom this Im · t>et~~~;f;~k~~~~ ESTATERS f::~ai:.u~1~!:Ui:p~~ •--111iW11iii11·111171•--• ,.. ·" -WQ r ks hop a n d 2n d Want Ad Help? 642-S67f kitchen. Fantastic p atio :::=======.L::=:::=::;:::a;;;;;:;;;~. 1 frw entertaining Includes DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME?. If you have lu•t filed your new Flcthtoua BualneH Name end h•v• not yet aubmHted It for publlcatton, pie••• don•t forget th•t the HmH•tlon la 30 day• • from date of flllng. The DAILY f!ILOT ~wlll publl•h your at•tement for 138.50. Our clrculMlon Include• the entire Orenge Coeat ere• encl lee•I notice• .,,..r In ell edition•. In order to • ......,. your mtement tor publo.llllon"'MIMI ~· ~~nd a checlltD LY ~or, P.O. .,_. 1•. C.lta ..... CAl..a..Wd ... .._, ... ,. ............. ='~ ........... pt• .. ,.. lxt. 131. i bar, blUn BBQ and gas beaters. Excel owner financing with 25% down. S750.000. CATAUHA ISLAND Ready to move into. fUrniahed 2 Bdrm condo wttli great view. Includes S pauen1er 1olf cart. EXcbance poalble. Qallst§-2iJ!3 EASY UV)NGI Huge 3bd surroµnded by woods i n Lake Forest. Low maintenance yard w/beautiful s pa . Low do wn payment. · Assume 10% int. OWC lrg. 2nd. $225,000. Call Patrick Tenore. EASTSIDE 2 ON A LOT 2 Bd l Ba house, util. room. fenced yard. double garage, and l Bd 1 Ba unit, fenced yard-income-$820/mo. $134.950. Call Craig. LINDA ISLE 4br, 41h bath + maids qtr. Lrg. FR .. formal dining Beaut lite decor. Room for 65 ' yacht. Owner consider option. Sell at $1.100,000. Bob & Dovie Koop. DOYa SHOltES CUSTOM 2-3br. 4 ba, formal dining. bridge rm. 3FP. Fab view. Total sec. "mus t to see" $500,000 Bob & Dovie Koop11 OCEAH VIEW Dova 4br. 4ba. forma l dining. Huge FR. huge yard w/pool, fab ocean-& nite lite view. $7~K Fee. $500,000. Ext fin. assum. Bob & Dovie Koop. "W4111lAtOMT MEWPC*T Boat dock ·+ 3br, 3ba home . 3 yrs . old. Huge master suite with lrg. spa & bayview. Sell at $525K, $274 !St T.D. at 11% ass um. Bob" & Dovie Kooo. IA YFllONT LEASE 2br, lba, fireplace. 3yrs old. Fab view. $650/mo. Bob & Dovie. NIWPOIT + 4 UHm Jbr, 2ba. FR, owner unit + 3-2, 2ba. Vr. shrp. $340K w/190K assum. at 11.5%. Inc. $21,300. Bob & Dovie Koop. CA.MIO SHOii LIASI 4br, 3ba, fr, pool. Ocean view. 3 pri beaches. Sl,900/ mo. Bob & Dovie Koop. ttlVM TBIACI RMIST 3br, 2ba, all newly decor. ~reakfa!t fm., diriing, lrg F .R, w/fp. Beau liv1ng rm w/fp. New shake roof, paint, cpt, nu fre nch doors. Must see, at $330K Fee. Bob or Dovie. OPIM SAT JIUM 1•4 2'71.&AC ' BR. z.. Ba, 2 s --.llaakerool, frea .,.W . ...,,500. Ea.at.I Coat.a lleaa. Owner ma ' trade for smaller hom ~~:r.. ....... 541-7729 tunl.IROCI INVESTORS Super sharp 4 Bdrm family room, atrium, secluded location, pro-fessiona lly decorated. An excellent buy at 1310,000. 7°/oDOWN ~~ ...... CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX owner wants Income. Wlll finance the balance. Each unit 2 Bdrms, $269,000. Bltr. 673-8S50 .-.... '-n. T .... -W.alk.t oceufw_. lowen, Meli _... ..... 2,IOO t.t ef .,. ...... floor ..... ,,. -........................ few ....... Tiiis ..... _. • .., ..... . So•" Coast 1 .... ,... .... .._ • two-ludroo• .,.rt•••• .-.d prf•• , ... , .-st .. I 1111 .... two1 bedrOOMS a9d b.... E.cll of tMse wo•d•rf•I towers fe•t•r•~ titres woaA ...... flnplacn. .. Id.,_ lo tits _,.,.•Heled •iew1 of Newf"H'f H..t»or, Hw oce.. IM•lll 1, 9d city Hglth. '"TM T•l" polHIMI Its OW11 beacllfrollt wffll •ofleP .. cowt md flre rilag. s2.200,ooo. Tith HMHal :dplex Is 011 ideal ht•es._.. appal"fwllty for syaclcaHo. ofa~attoa,....... WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL ESTATE ~r.. Rv111.v• p,_..,~ M•""'ff""'"' 243o W C06SI Hwy 31~ Manne Ave Newporl Beach Balboa Island HI -1400 '7J..6t00 OCEAHFRONT EMERALD IAY PttlV A Tl ARIA Fut..elc llw Ill • lo, locollo& TWs Ml ..... __ ..,.. .... .. ................ floors, ...... c ........................ .. 1M•aam1, 9d • ou•fwowl loc.tioa. .._...d l.y .._ 6 ...... ce.tl. 2 ,..... ,,. ...... ....... 24 .... WWW"' .... IO -'" of c ••••• ,.tr ...... eel •w for a .,;t. lo m,sct. Orfwted• $1,750,000. FOURPLEX,. s ............ 1,. .. .w fw~ .. Cl lty ...... u4naa..._,...,1ec•a•lll e11l·d•·••c style ce•rty•rd .....,, •. 0.. ... J .... ........................ 2 .........,. illltlrleu.t ..... 10%. ....... 1242,100. -LIAST-uP .. S"I IALIOA ISLAte Tith 2 ltedr••• c•H•t• • .,,..11 ••• ~ lli•11t t 1u1 I IJ••,.._._., .. ........................ .. ,,111•1 Cr•••• a.1 1b U .. .-.....o•'*••Utt ..... • \ - OCIANlllONT DWLIX OPIM llCMlll IA=,_. 1111. OCIAt 3 & 2 Bdrms, coaipletely furnished. Bui\t·ins, 4 + car garage. Offer down payment and take over $438,000 loan· at only l2o/.i% for 30 years. 1195.000. THE BEST 3 Bdrm + ? room, 2 Bath Peninsula home on a big R·2 bulldable lot just 100' to beach. All new carpeting, drapes thruout. Really different! Only $239,500 with terms. 3 & 3 (»UPLEX Each \.m.it has 2 baths and it's only 1 · blo c k t o the beach . Ope n b eam -fireplace-corner lot-good income. Plus terms. $249,500. Try 15% down. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Neweorf llvd. caner 30tll Have something you want Ma~e you~ s h oppi~g to sell? Classified ads do easter by us101 the Dally It well. 642-5678. 1 Pilot Classified Ads. CIE 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEA~S OF SERVI Cc IA YAlONT WITH DOCK Gorgeous Modem Home With A DistincUve Old World Interior With Imported Furnishings Handsome Wooden Mantels. Huge ··car\lcd Wood " Bar. So Many Special Amenitiei> Automatic Sprinklers. Air Cond1tion1ng . Sec ur ity Syste m . Profes s1on a lly Decorated & Professionally Landscaped. Dock For Fifty-Foot Boat. Priv ate Beach By Appointment Only. Sl.600.000. LIDO ISLE Easy Financing. Near Community Beaches. Clubhouse & Tennis. Quiet Comer Lot With Traditional Three Bedrooms . Plus Great Guest Quarters With Bath & Bar. Or Billiard S ize Recreation Room. Beautifully Landscaped Lanai & Patio. Expandable Lot. 1435.000. VBSAILLIS Fabulous M ati sse S t ud io Condo . Professionally Decorated. Minutes To Beach. Security Gate Gym &. Pool. Just Reduced To $89.900 LIDO ISLI Exceptionally Good Location Near Tennis Courts & Bea ches Really Neat Two Bedroom llome With Oen. Plus Form:il Dining Room. Assumable Loan Price Only S375.(JOO, IMVESTOIS A TTBmOH N1rt' Livable Home On A Large R-2 Lot In Better Area Of Costa Mei;a. Build An Extra Unit For Income Priced Al S9S.SOO. ·--•..•.. _. .... 759-9100 #2 c.,. ... ,,.__ HewpartC..... OPEN THE DOOR TOACARHR WITH LINGO REAL ESTA TE .... &I.e. •• -of .... _.. •Ital •d rew•rdl•9 of •II Mrtlce I t ts les. ff c• ,,..wt 'fOll wttlt .. 1 ff I lasdty lo .... .! ......................... ..... ••rled b•ck9r•••d• ••d llfHtylH. It •llOWI ,.. to ........... ......... ., .... .. ........ ,...-.Ith• fletd ......... J ........ ll•rd wor• •re rew•rded. o,..... C1.., Is NCI plw4 ........ CD&hJ••t'O ... ..... ad .............. _.... Mew,.t C...... 111 ......... . Ns beca u • ls1•1 ... fw It••'-••• 9rewtlil ••ti ···"• 1••· ",....,.. illlveds4 ...... .,,. ............. ... ...... ,... ..... ., .... _ ...... • c...,. .... ... c ... ., .............. .... • ...... d •......... , .... . ..titM.l•O llAL DTAft. Tia• ... .,.,.. l••lil Office .. .................... .. ....,.,. c...-h ....... .... ..,,......w. ..... Me..,..t ........... ,, --... ....... ~ .......... ..... -",.. ............ ., ...... . .......................... .lall 1-. ttc I , • 644-70ff. , . ..., ............. > r $10.IOO DOWN •• CAMTOM YllW• TransferNd <>Wt* inallted on beet. T• advantage. Set agalntt a changing beckdrop of .,-.n and gotden ~ lont lhadow9 and twinkling lights; this INl!ettlc 5' bedroom home often • aciec:O• tfted foyer flanMd by large living rootn and dining room. The ruddy glow of blaZlng logs from 2 fireplacn provides a r.etlng of snug Cheerlulneu. You are guw•iteed to tove it at S279.000. Terms cll8l0m tailored to your needs. For private showing call today! (714) 7~1601. Nlll.urr•m Bring 'f04JI l)llnt btUltl •nd broom and Mve ssu on thfa 2 bedroom cott• ln pnme C.O.ta Mela ~tlon. R-2 zonl_ng_ ~-'l·...&.-- devetopment potential for further investment! A bll'Oaln at 195,000. Cell for BE WHAT YOU WANT TO.BE DO WHAT YOU.WAHi TO DOI . SI 51,100 S .. ! MIWPOIT! Wonderful family hOme bUi" wtth Privacy In mind:-Aedecot 1ted k1td'ien with many upgrade,e add•d. Thera 11 alto E)(CEPTIONM. ~-...... The j40/0DOWN Owner wants out before the New Year! Payments of only S883 per month. Loadl of wall paper. bonus room. 4 bedrooms. fresh paint and ·morel Priced to go at S128,500 right nowt (71 4) 545-0491. ...... fur1Mr detlits. (11~) rs• 1 sot. ANANCIAL IMDEPDIBCE owner wfff ...... Wt ~ 01 P9'f Real Estate 1s one of the few remaining methods that allows you lo aci'ueve that goalll POlnta for a new tolftf Oftl i« this opportunity pass you bv. call b further Information, (714) M&-9491. ••OCIAM NOMT•• Attend the W~&Lll llAL HTATI SAUi .. Olmn UC1M11 coua• 91/20/0 IUY A POOL DllJ6HTFUL WAil.iD eAIDBt I Creates a welcoming entry court. This spacious 4 bedroom home features a country kitchen. planned for etflclency wtth trench door& leading to a Darden patio. This timeless beauty offers a relued lifestyle and true value at S136.9IO. For appointment to vtew call today! (714) 759-1501. The ilood things of life at their belt! This serenely bNutlful 3 bedroom home strikes a i>.1.no. wfth nmure. l~ine snuggling by a craa.ting fire. While listening to the f\)lr of the waves breaking. ol long walks down unil1teruptecl eJCOUM9 of beach. This prestige rHidence is offered at S790.000. C.K f°' a private showing. (714) 159-1501. SH TUITION -(Textbooks, Practice Exams & instruction). ....... Wlm COUllll MOWAYA..•~U Extraordinary financing ready for VOi(. Lei's keep those monthly payments LOW. Takeover financing and owner will consider carrying pepert Greet ioc.tion with 1600 SQuate feet of living space. At S115.000 all terms. call now at. (714) 545-9491. And we'll throw In a terrific little 4 bedroom home with a new root. dishwasher. and garage doof opener. Terrific Mesa North location and aatdnQ only S119.900. act now and call. (714) 5'45-0491 • AT THISI LOCA110MS •A~• LA.uMA tMU& • &.OS ALAMITOS • MOHrCLA• FOR FULL DETAILS ••IAClfCOUNtaT VIEW**. AND REGISTRATION, CALL: LIMITED IDITIOM OLD FASHIONED Featur1ng foothills that roll to tt'8 hOrtzon MS. IOTqM)O Attractive Mesa Verde family home now An abundance of pY<:es to be atone! A aasurtng a rural atmosphere and tranquil 17 I 4t llM545 available in desirable location. expanded unique combination of locatt0n. dettgn and contentment. The ex1erlor of this fine one o f a kind master suite. and tasteful COMPLETELY value. This efe91nt and specious family TURTLEAOCK home reflect• symphony of SponD9d 1:1¥ add1t1on of imported tiles throughout. REFURllSHED' home featurea 1 wo,. o f a cnftsmen brick. WQOd 81\d soa~ penes of glass. WALKER & L& REAL ESTAll impeccably landscaped front and rear • · lhro~ and 19 Petfect tor the larQ9 . p=~ ~248.000 wlth excet')tional An Equal Opport"'11ty E~ yards Talc})over loans .of reootd. Asking Yes. the owner went through this lovely famtty Mth an active ttntyte. If you Wlftf' fi .. . ,..t~, i 11,()_ 769-1~~ _. Ot\ly $215:000 Qlllt~.~·1.. • oul-<lEHaC home from the ground up. New ....._ i 1. ;,-,,--, · · ,~ ~ ·1. ,. • .Al/"":.7.: ~-· ·~ 1 paint inside and out. new rugs. l'}ew dra---. --~-r-i~-~-~-m_s_r: .. ~: .. ~_r~-59--~ ... F_~_'~-i~-p~-~-ecost._~_~_·_'~ .. ' ... __ ,_ .. _. ,,_.-..,...~ ....... "_·· ... ,,.· .. ' .. ~_~_~6 · 7· ~•F'.:."1: -b,Ood' HOMES SOLDl_~_._·-.. · ;-~-~_r1_:_ .. _1;_. __ ·_ ... _~e_,~_~~_·,_i:_1·T_~_1~-M-ss_t·-~_,~_':_~_~_4n::. __ ~_1_me_ ...... _ .. -... UNITS. UMITS 12Sht foUr·pleites. Buy <*ae or ~ them all. All 29dnn \llliU! with only 15% down. Offered at $127,JOO. ~3666. Ad vertlaers m•y pl•ce their ads by telephone "' 1:00 • m to 5.30 pm Mond8y lhru Friday a to noon S.1urday COSTA MESA OFFICE 330W Bay 642.5'71 HUNTINGTON BEACH 17r75 Be•t'h Blvd. S40-122.0 LACUNA BEACH 1027 N. Coast Hwy. Lal\lll• Bead1 ~·9481 NORTH COUNTY dial rree $40-1220 QAS..,_ ......., Oeadhnto ror ropy a. kilt. • Is 5:30 p.m. the d•Y b erotf publication , ext'ept ror Sunday • Mond•y Editions when , de•dhne 13 Saturday, 12 noon CLU..,_ lllMLATIOMS ERRORS. Advertlaera should chKk their ada d•llY • report error1 Immediately THE O,t.JLV PILOT •ssumes llablllty ror the rtrl1 lacorrect Insertion only. CANCELLATIONS· When klllin1 1n ad be su~ to mate a record or tlle KILL NUMBER &Inn you by your •d llker u ~tolpt or your uncellatlon. Thia 11111 number·mu11 be preaented by the ,., edYertiaer In cue or a dllpute. CANCELLATION OR CORRf:CTION Of' NBW AO "BEFORE RUNNING: l!nry errort la made to kUI or ~ • new 8d tll•t hu bffn ordel"ff, lllut we clNIOt ruarantM 10 do to until the ad haa .,,..red In tbe piaper. OUU!·A·UNE A05: Tllett ads ue atrlt'll1 , .... In tdYMff by mall er at any one or °"' aftlfftl. NO ,.._ ordera. DeadllM: 3 p.m. Frtd•y. Colt• •-ortlce • l2 aoon 1t all branelil ~·DAILY PIJ.OT re•~•• tlile r l1lilt to tlatlfy. edit, ~ ~ (tr uae an) -•vert111111tt1t, and 10 1111111• Ill ratu • rtfialetlOlll ,n&lloul ,,... ........ a· m ...... .-. P.0. .. 19, ~·- COSTA MESA X190 HARBOR Bl.VI>. (714) 545-9491 HARBOR VIEW HOMES 4 Bedroom in Phase III. OCEAN VIEW, many extras including alarm system . tinted windows, auto matic sprinklers. Near community pool and tennis. Submit terms. $296.000. Pete Barrett~~ COZY llTllAT 1M ~ Woodsy interior and exterior "cute as a button" 2 Bdrm home on large R-2 lot. Picture yourself in front of comfy fire, away from it all, but really close to everything. $135,000. PafllCT COf -*ATIOM VIEW -HOM.E LOCATION all ln prestigious Turtlerock. President ~ome plan 70. 4 Bdrm, rarrdry room, indoor laundry, 3 car garage - comfortable family home & more! Call for appt to see. $410,000. Open Sat 12-4. DllAMS co.. TIUI On The Peninsula Point, 2 Bdrm 2 bath, den, double garage stnued for 2nd story. Beamed ceiUn11. used brick, paneling -* real dream home. Open Suh 1·5. •uaous AND SPACIOUS Custom home in Cliff Haven. Lar1e rooms for entertaining and cozy upstairs 1lttln1 room wltb panoramic water view. 1215,000. Come by and see it Sat/Sun 1.S. LAZY NAM'S l?ltM Put away tM mower at t~ Penbwula home. ROOlny 4 , 4 batbs md family room home, wttll den/study too. Cloee to bMeMI, bay and ocem -w!M> needl more? NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT HLLS 2043 WESTCUFF DRIVE (714) 646-7711 er Waite,. S.J(;ng . &..A66oc. -MEWL Y LISTED - MH1rdt.., y.,._. LA-..A ....... O,...._.-SUM l·IPM Ocn/mtn view overlooking Monarch Bay. Beam Ctg, courtyard entry -4 BR+ F ..,/lg eating area in Gourmet kitchen w/J'ENN-AIR stove. Sep dining area. OAllAID:-S344,000.00 Seller desires wrp/ instlmt contract w/as little as $70,000 Own.-Finance terms -Buyers benefit. 12571 Se.-s... Dr. lc:tew. • ...., .tf P• Cit Hwyt INVESTMENTS , .. nll ""Camlsf ........ A peaceful retreat nestled in the "Golden Triangle" Tax advantage w /matur~ 4.78 acre avocado grove recently .grafted I topped for maximum production. Investment credit/ depreciation for over 400 trees. Of!NUD:-S411,000.00 Charmjng air-condition ed "Country French" 3BR+F home wt Pool & Jacua:i, tnea roof -cozy seclusion. Assume lst TD & Seller will consider substantial 2nd TD. IA TFllOMT -PIEA/SLIP ...... ,..,. .... VACANT LCYr in prestigious Npt Bch on Promontor.y Bay. E njoy the relaxing environment of wtrfmt Uvin1 W/YfNr own boat faclllties. Lot value plus borne coets would give you dream home the way you want tt at considerably less than area resale home prices. °''. •:-ttll.000.00 L•• ,. ...... Seller will consider xchna for •~able, installment sale, etc1 for tax l"e&lofta. __ WALTll I ... , . ...., .. ' ... • •. !-........ . ........ 2670 SAN MlGUEL DRIVE (714) 759-1501 INVESTORS l5 units in Costa Mesa. Large two and one bedroom apartments. Ga rages and carports. Center courtyard with BBQ's. Near schools and shopping. Asking pr.ice 1695,000. coM>o HJ.too Assume $47,000 loan. This home ls a very spacious 1 Bedroom and is tastefully decorated. Amenities include security gate. laundry room, community pools. and spas. Don't wait at this price. Call 556-2660. MISA VllDI MOltM • Ra re 2 -story 4 l)eifr.oom ~~ outstanding k>ca~lon. Its~ 1~ than 10 years old and has formal 4inlnl, 2 fireplaces. 3 baths. family room . Full price $160.000. Call 751-3191. SANTA AMA H•elm Near the Newport backbay, this upgraded 3 bedroom 2 bath pool home is a real bargain. tt feat\ll'el •n added on f amity room, two fireplaces, and master bedroom suite. Assume the 1st TD and the owner may c008lder a 2nd TD. Pull price $140,000. 556-2880. MIWPOllT IMCH t IM. ... Decorator's stn11e story 2 bedroom· 2 bath in Westclltt area. Seller now llH two homes and la amdoul to make a quick sale. can 751-3191. c......... ... ........ llHMwka llllU..._. 711i.lltl ...... Coleswort.by & Co. 25.4S EASTBLUFF DR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 640-0020 EASTILUFF POOL HOME Spacious 4 bdrm + warm family room. Perfect for the active family . Sc~ools. sho~ping & park near by. Quack possession available. $230.000. OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 Bluffs single level 3 bdrm. 2 baths. wide greenbelt. nice patio. $159,500. 1951 San Bruno w • ..,. ....... ..... u....,.o1 ........ ,,_., OUTSTA•I.._ 6 UMn One block to Ocean Blvd. Prime CdM location. Private patio. quiet cul-de-sac. Owner will carry. CHARMING CDM South of PCH. 2 homes on so· lot. See Lorraine Basche. Open Saturday 1-5 at ~Avocado or call 714/613-1600. HAllOI YllW-OWMa CADY Choice view property in Corona del Mar. Exctting courtyard entry , jacuzzi. Fee land. See Lorraine Basche. ()pen Sunday 1·5 at 2501 Harbor View Dr or call 714/613-1600. ~ ............. 1907 WM. L DOUD • CO •• ..C:.. IHI L C.... Hwy •• Mt 217 e ....... Mw.CAUUI VIEW CORONA DEL MAR Large duplex' with bay and ocean Vi~ws. 4 bd.rms. ·and 3 bd.rma. Cozy fireplaces, carpets, drapes .an~ bit-ins. Attractive terms available for quallfted buyer. $389,500. CATMMA ••n ... fram tbll cla•::e aaa La11ana Beach ...._ ••. AdiaceDt rilw lot aval lorllll~. 8. AueeorT. Han• ..... OrQI SUN 1-5 P.M. 1030 TDIPLZ HILLS. CS.14) TIULY AlllO•Ml• 38R home in Tustin Laurelwood area. Corntr unit w/D/ffl cpts & diabwasber. Great financing. $124,900. Lila Harper 752-1'1'. CS-15 > MIW Ulfllet Highly sophisticated V i l l a in San J o·a q u i n w I •ir-conditloning and great location. $152,900. Jane Paquin 642·8235. ($-16) Pl.AM I IM .IASMI .. C-1 Sharp end-unit w/custom features incl extended balcony, private yard and some ocean view. $349,500 incl land.· Cathy Schweickert 642-~. CS-17 > $110,000 STAITR HOMI! 3BR, 2 bath, beautifully upgraded, plush new carpets, Mexican paver tiles, large yard w/ RV access. good assumable financing. Holly Markas 644-6200. (S-18) IUILDllS SPECIAL! Charming Cypress plan in Woodbridge Glen w/oversized yard and customized features throughout. Quick escrow possible. $126,900. Jamie Wilkinson 551-8700. <S-19) LAUI& POINT TOWMHC>tiE Elegant 3BR, 21h bath condo w/plantation s hutters in master BR. Largest floor plan -$139,500. Lee Henkel 752-1414. <S-20) TllMS-TllMS AND LOCATION! Prime Bayfront location. Seller will lease/option or carry 1st TD. 4BR home w/pier and slip. $2,100,000 incl land. Ma rtha Mac nab 642-8235. (S-21> SUN IM THI MoaN,.._ -MOOH AT Ml•HTt 4BR home perfect for entertaining. Spacious entryway w I large retractable roof. Heated ,JM>Ol. J>Jice incl Jan4 $56:5,000. Dave Schweickert 642-8235. <S·22) .... 116 CANYON ISTATll Walls of glass, relaxing views featured-· in this 6BR home w/formal living & dining rms. Brick floors, beamed ceilings, a ntique hardware. poof and spa. $1.295 .000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. CS-23) OWNa HAS ru.CHASID HOMI! So hurry to buy this 2BR, 2 bath Newport Beach condo w/fplc and pool. Try a lease/ option. $123,500. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (S-24 > DRAMATIC ILl&ANCll Stately courtyard en try into thi s customized 4BR Broadmoor home. Patio and pool are extensions of H ving and dining areas affording complete privacy. $695,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (S-25) HAllOI .... -MOYI '" l90al CHlllSTMASI Outstanding upgrades in this beautiful 2BR & den & 21h bath h ome w /gpa . Gated commun ity w/24 hour securtty, tennis and pool. $575,000. Bea Arnold 644-6200. (S·26 ) OM THI IOTH FAIRWAY -116 CANYON! Spacious 4BR expanded Ve r sailles w12~story glass wall ffording outstanding view. Pvt spa & patios. $675,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. ($-27) WOOOllllMH WITH YllW! Excellent 4BR detached home on cul-de-sac w/park and mountain view. Lg yard; Assumable loans. $179,900. Dan Johnson 551-8700. (S.28) -LUC.. wmt YllW! 3BR family rm home w/master retreat. Hi1h ceilings, French doors lead to atrium w/fountain. 1750,000. Lynne Valentine 844-6200. CS-~> wocr1ile1 ConAM Near new 2BR, bath Bodes• plan w/family rm, fplc. Cloee to lake. Owner will uailt in financtna. S152,2:5C>. Jean Laten M1-8700. (S.30) ,... 19CJALt aBR, 2 bath family home. Clo1e to schools and 1hoppin1. '850/mo. Terry Hanes 842 .... (S.31) ·-. WllllTH II! 1ew11..,-......z..._,-.. ... "'•••11:• a 2 •• ...... i ....._ wt11a ............. c ............ ........ a.c..._ w1111 ,.,.... vu. a.,....,, n••ws & .._ c1•111 ••~Ml .. s • ••.soo. owe 1MeM T.o. SWEEPltli SHllECUFF C•EI ................. ..,, ...... . ~~ .............. J .... 2 .... ..._ ... ...,.._,..._.A .. ,.. ............. -:! ...... , ... er .... ,,. ........... w twa e.-. SJl4,IOO ..._ '31·1400. AN AUU OF ELEGAllE l•t•rlor ..,...,... owa. c_. J:' co.,11t1d. LenMt ...._ •1.r a ... ,Of-M ..ti. Mli1er-4 ..... h•tl' I ................................ Ulfomc111~ 91rwr ....... J .... ., •ll•er & l••H, •••• "JO •l .. et ........ ' ..... C4ll ... c ......... t •• 1, .,,.. t. v•nM ...,_.. S4tl.ooo. 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SZ4t,IOO. Hl-1406. PEIFECT FAMILY HOME-I.I._ .............. L.p,.... .. 2 1tH.2a...: .............. ... ..... --~· OWllir ........ . ...atf SIWJ,000. llU80I VU CDlllEI Wo•dtrf•I •••c•tl•• Ill••• for ............. , ..... ,. ,..... .... .... ... , .......................... . ,.,. "-" ..... -· ····• .., ...... 9"•-r· Silt,000. Ctll 67Mff0. 4 A MODR · Ill/OUT Perfect "-fw .... , IMlyen .. ... ..,.. ...... z . ..., ...... .. .. ..... ...., ........ ... We9' te u munltJ ,... & .._.._ s 199,IOO. 6J I· 14'0. ,._DFOM11$11PMUI CJ • , ....... WU I ....... ....................... ~ .................... , ...... _..•a •••1 .. ..._ ._.,.... ......... 91111 ,, .. 0 :z::., • ~ = ~·':.a..,,..: Ptia. 61Wtll. " WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. ltlAl. ESTATE s. ........ ~.y~nl %436 W. COltt Hwv 31S .Mtr•nt Aw. NewlliiW1 ....._ 8elboa lloltnd ....... ,, ... ,.. . ' AITISTIC CllATION Thia ti a OM el a ldlMI ........ A a year aid dupla Gely -blocll from tbe •ud lD Newport S..ela. ftll attradl•ely d•= property featur-. cathedral • a .-aou. m-... bedroom 1uite Wtds ftiwplace, hardwood ldteben witb Jena-Air. Superb bathroom tile Mlectlanl. Plua a 1 bedroom 1 bath rear unit. Owner very anxious. Be creative and submit your olfen. Alkin1 $350,000 IAClllA Y PIUTIGE We are prOud to repreient one of the · fin-*~ of Newpan baekbay. Thia prestigious ea~t' sized home offers the finest of amenities . Featurea within tbi1 4800. ·sq. ft. re1idenee includes 4 bedroo~•. 3 baths, billiard room, formal dlnln1, marble eotty. swimminl pool, spa, and a panoramic view of the back baiy · and city lights. Valued at '899.000. PLUSH A beautifully upgraded Franciscan Fountains home. Fresh paint inside and out. Plus luxurioUJ new carpet. A spacious 4 Bdrm 2 Ba beauty with formal dining, breakfast room~ and more. Super financing by owner. Asking $209.900. COITA..-sA .... I Gr......._ 5 bedroom rib pool, aa-and eloM to ~. AUWD•· COLI OF ... ~ bleflnaDdq and offered ._....,r-OIJ llALTOlt .a only a.,JOO. M0-3186 2111 a. C...t Hwy .. c.-...... • V•fh1111t 675-511 I R:ll=f~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~ ' No need to trav~l all er ~ORT ,.,._ who ue 1eeldn1 town to look 1,. iar Je ....._ ....-r-• apartment loot lint au. ... you'll find m in Oauifted. Will your rieht here ln Clua . ad be Uaere? To place To place· your 1ar e ,.ar ed., call M2·5'71 aale ad, call IG-51'1&;, -ITHR REALI ir.t..:. ..ESTATB:RS ~"8:! gacl@a:IBl_j)ftw, HIWUSnNe - . llAUTIPUL DOV• SHOltlS , MIA T VllW--1491,00Q ~ 0--Wll C...y SJ70,000 T.D. ~ -Balboa Island Realty a.OSl~ucH 1'NO INVESfMl!HT C!eMP1'NV On Prestigious Galaxy Drive. You wi 12'/J'o/o Wli "'· Mo Lo. Fee. % be impressed with this lovely 4-bedr home with a very fabulous room f<f' entertaining a crowd of people . t great open floor plan with family rrJl and formal dining plus a beautift.O large pool & spa on the view side. J. 1620 GALAXY DI. SAT/SUN 12:J0-4:JG 673•8700 ... CAMYote MIW USTlee ·• Privacy abounds in thlS eleJant, 3 bedroom, 3 bath Bordeaux model which offers comfort and spacious living in an excellent location. Owner 'V,ill assist in financing. Offered cit $395,000. Call Ed Dillon at''6().(gi5. COUMTIY ....CH IN IA YSHOttU This unique 4 bedroom home on fee land has been custom designed to include French doors, wood p~ned windows, solid oak cabinets. bay window with seat, handp'ainted tile, hardwood floors and used brick. Call Bill or Dottie Feeney at 760·€m5 open house Sunday 1-5. 2731 Bayshore . COllOHA DIL MAI Magnificent , o n e -of -a ·kind European home with the ultimate in hand crafted details. To see this remarkable 4 bedroom home, come by the open house on Saturday and Sunday from 1-5 or call Mearlene Rounsaville at 644·9990. 315 Poppy. $695,000 . This attractive duplex has two 2-br a nd den units and a very attractive (>Tice. Good investmeht opportunity at only $235,000. .... WATBtROMT WITH SUP This 3 br, 21h ba townhome has a patio and deck right on the bay with a -slip-for--~boat. Offered fully furnished for only $320,000, this home has been used only as a part time second home . Call BiH or Dottie at 760-0835 . UDOISU This 3 bedroom home on Newport's most popular island has just been recarpeted apd has new paint, fixtures and lahdscaping. ~xcellent terms, owner will consider lease-option, low down payment . Open Saturday from 12-4 at 112 Via Quito or call Ed Dillon at 760-0835. 1425,000. • 3 Bed, 2 baths each unit. Furnished. Stone F /P lower. Good sum - mer/winter rental. Ask· ing flifti&lt~~ve. TalPUX Large 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, fireplace plus two-2 Bdrm 1 bath in excellent C1>odition. Priced at , ' II associated tt W ,. t ""•, ..1 f r. ,. r i1., ' . "'" t . . • ------·- NEWPORT TOWNHOME 73 DOWN, 2 Bdrm end unit. Owner will carry the ftnancln1, call for de· tli.ll. Prine. only. Bkr. m.8550 llVINE THRACE RONT IOW -$795,000 ~ f New exclusive listing. Most fantast .. location for viewing the boatin~ ' activity, jetty. ocean, bright lights f' romantic Catalina Island. Just in time to have a close-up view of tt\e Christmas boat parade. New lush landscaped terrace. 4 Bedrooms. fam. rm . formal dining , dual stone fireplaces, 3·car garage. Call for appt. SIPAAATI HOME & IMCOMI $271,000 Prime East Costa Mesa location near 21st & Tustin Ave. You will love this charming separate 2 Bdrm home of redwood siding on wide lot, plus two.-2 Bdrm income units. A beautiful woodsy private patio w/BBQ and buu expansive spa. Quiet. peaceful & picturesque. Call for appointment. MOUNTAIN TOI' NOMI ADOWHMO-SNOW YALUY ,.1 A beautiful award winning home on top of the world. Ski in the winter. swim in the summer & enjoy thi's outstanding 3 bedroom home for all seasons. Only $96,500. ~ WISLIY H. TAYLO. CO •• llALTC>a~ Bar1aio oppers read~ 2111 S.. JH 4 I ... lo8d : the little ads in Classified NI~ CINTB, N.I. 644-49 I D regularly. And they find • what they're looking for. . . .IA~· Ca8 -Tastefully upgraded 1 sty. Plan 3, w/spa. Great location. Assumable loan. Won't last. $320.000 . SIAYllW -Remodeled Port Royal w/pool and spa, ocean & night light view. Superbly up- gT-aded 4Bdrm detached home. $525,000. CUSTOM LOT -One acre + lot w I architectural plans for 3800 + sq. ft. home. Rolling hills & horse area. $173,000. WOONISel -Superb 2 Bdr m/A'Sbford with· greenbelt location. Priced to show the owner wants action fast. $151,500 A TOUCH OP WIL!.IAMSIUI• -Turtlerock Highlands 2 sty 4 BJ' /I 'J'l view lot, w/sbutters, hardwd. Warm & tasitr. ( /14 exceptional piece . · of property offered at $399,me>. liDvce ...... -3 Bk Plaa 5 'in J aimlne · Creek w/mini ocean view, plantation shutters. owe larce contract, ai 113 $310,000. TUtmmOCa , ....... -Natural beamed wood celllnp, panelinlt warm... eartbtooea. A lovely view. 'nlls 4 Bdrm Edlnborou1h has _.everYtbinl including xlnt ftnancilla ..... 000. . • . • '• .. "'t OP du lN SAT »ID SUM 1·4:30 1 OMI wnM us. .. To DOfa 11101• Jmpreulve five ~room bome. Upper Bay view tbroulbout the living area, .. )~us t.be muter bedroom. Four other bedrooma, formal ·•dtnjq and family room. Lovely pool You own the land! ' J •ALAIY ......... IMCMM IY . Al'f1f .•••••• SUI.MO 0~ Wl'IM UI. . . TO DOYM SHOlll. Probate sale. •1er to sell I Four bedroom home~ Dlnin1 room. 1 n. Pool alze yard. Fruit trees. Submit offer. .. +t4 I ••LAXY D11¥1 • .. • ••••••••••••••••••• ' ••••••••• 1470,0IO ~OMI wmt US. • .TO WllTa.... Home of disti.J)ction. Four ](pacioua bedrooms, each with private bath. One bedroom .and bath id~ally located for maid or mother-in-law. Lovely .,.i<>Ol Luxunous spa. Owner may carry financing. .,.t242 tot•SllT LAMI ..... ~ $UM ONLY ; •••• S"60.~.; .COMI WITH US ••• TO CU" HAYIM. EJCpandable t,vo 1•bedroom home. Lovely family room with cozy fireplace. ?icture windows frame an exhilirating view of bay and ocean. Minimum yard maintenance. Lovely pool. 1 171 0 ... S IOA.D ••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••• : • • • • S4 t .. , .:• ~~OMI WITH US. •• TO MIWPOllT .....-rs. Exceptionall)t •well built custom home. View of the harbor. Three spacious ~bedrooms. Family room baa wet bar plus builtin stereo. ~unken living room with 9' ceilina. Owner may carry loan. ~2' SAM mMAIDtMO •••• SHOWN IY .,,,,,, •••••• suo.ooo· .i'l:OMI WITH US ••• TO IATCllST. ·Owner motivated I ••Ele~ant f0ur bedroom home. 'Ibree baths. Dining and ¥.mlly rooms. Lovely library. Master bedroom suite haa ne closets! 81xll0 lot. Sparkling pobl. ..,; I' f24 ~AT IOAD .••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• SJ I 0, t: COMI WITH US. •• TO IATCUST. Attractive home on a quiet ~treet. Four spacious bedrooms. Three baths. Large f amity room.c-Professionally landscaped yard. Special carpet a llowance. Large second TD available. · 11 tO t UIWAlD I.AMI •••••. SHOWN IT APl'T .••••• $265,000 ,, ·t&17 WESTCLIFF DR., N.B. -COAST COMDO vN".Ud 7, only 4 left. ~,&;ftJ:,arp, walk t . Some Ith low in1•re1l a11umable ....... otre~ at $77, and up. 5t0.*6 Have .omelhina to aell? I SELL idle ite1m with C1...u\ed adll do tt well. Daily Pilot Cluallied Ad. FINAt · ClOSE OUT SALE! Olly 15 Diits ...... , IOCll.DICE GAllOIS CflllS 3012 ,._.a Rat linrsile 39 min.Jes from Jorn Wo;,;,-(0 .(.) Airpaf, I mile from Civic Cent& & MC>q'lC>ft0 Shopping Center. Riverside City College. close to the University of Colifomio ot Riverside. 100/o DOWH SPACIOUS 1·2-J ... aa• Individual enclosed patios, Allf amenities. $39 .. ti $59,950 Financing Available 17141 614-1121 1714161J.2I7' Broker participation 0,.. 11-hsll .,.., -M.L ¥llW -OHL T SJtf ,000. .. C•r c .. _.._. beclllb9 ..... .... __. ... c-•r•tl=·· ............. ..._ .. ..... ,,__....,..,.., .. ..... ...... ,,... ............. ...... ............. -... AMI' llACtt HOM& W• .................... ,, ..... , .... 2'/a.__ ......... wit• • M•41terr••••• fl•tr. ., ........ , ...... . ..•... c .... .,.... ••••• , ...... ... ......... HOUSES FOR SALE 2-00M U ~ue Fontainbleau <Big Cyn) NB 675-8000 $439,500 Sat SUD 1-5 227 Vla Orvieto, Lido Isle, N.B . 67~7300 $350,000 Sat SUn 1-5 399 Broadway, Coeta Mesa 673-7300 Sl27 ,500 Sat SUD 1-4 2 ..... , ............. 15 Jordan!., Univ. P~t, Irv. 640-STn $U&,900 Sat SUn 12·4 22S Kings Pl <CUff Hvn) NB ta-Sl80 $285,000 Sat SUn 1-5 •1710Klnp Rd, Cliff Haven, NB 831·7300 $415,000 Sat SUn 1-4:30 J-OOM •640 Cove St., Coeta Mesa 97&-.5370 $113,500 Sun 12·4 14547 Oval (Walnut Sq) Irv. . 552-3000 "7,900 Sat SUn l·S 4751 Wlnvale <Calif Hms) Irv. 552-3JOO $117,500 Sat SUn 1-5 4862 Wlnvale (Calif Hms) Irv. 552·2000 $115,000 Sat •S\m 1·5 3' Almond 1'ree Lane, Irvine 640-5777 $164,500 Sun 12·4 795 Balboa, Laguna Beach 495-1064 $278,900 Sat Sitn 1-5 •1010-1016 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa 642-~ $1,200,000 $1,300,000 Sat SUn 1·4 1832 Marapata, Corona del Mar 642-8235 $239,500 Sat 1-4: 30 5114 West Oltltfield, Santa Ana 546-5805 192,900 Sun lrS 2297 Redlands Dr., Newport Beach 631-1400 $187,500 Sat 1·5 ' ••MOI w. Oceanfront, N.B. 631·1400 *9,500 iat SUn 1-5 653 Vista Bonita, NewPort Beach 640-6972 S275,ooo Sat sw\12.5 "2932-Perla <Bluffs), Newport beach 644-9900 $249,500 Sat 1 :30-5 l • ..... PJU,f' 1M _. DIM 3163 Canadian Dr., Costa Mesa 979-1791 $122,900 Sat S\m 10-5 16 Skysail < J asmn Ck > CdM Appt fr gate 760-9321 . Sat 1·5 36 Farragut CShadow Run) Irvine 552-2000 $161,500 Sat S\m 1-5 1740 Plaza del Norte, Bal Penin. 631-1266 $398,500 Sat S\m 1-5 112 Via Quito (Udo) Npt Bch • 6"·9990 $425,000 Sat 12-4' •1315 Santanella Terr (lrvTerr> CdM 675-6000 $328,000 Sat S\m 1·5 6 Elderberry, Turtle Rock, Irvine 759-1501 $350,000 Sat 12-4 21 Cambria <Spyglass ) Cd~ 675-6000 $515,000 Sat SUn 1·5 •4501 Gorham Drive, Cameo Shores 844.Q>O $935,000-f ee Sat S\m l ·5 •12'753 Barrett Lane ~-8235 $389,500 Sat Sun 1-.6 •1536Serenade Terr<lrv.Terr)CdM 644-721J $297,000 Sat SUn ~.(:30 #15 Swift Court, Newport Crest 640-53S7 $240,000 Sat S\Jn 1-5 225 Via Quito, Udo Isle, N.B. 873-7300 Sun 1-5 320Seaward, ShorecliU, NpfBch-- 631-1400 $384,500 Sat S\m 1·5 2113 Miramar, Balboa Penin. 631-1400 $465,000 Sat S\Jn 1-5 2551 Vista Dr., Bayshores, N.B. 642-7880 $299,000 Sun 1-5 •192• Holiday Rd, Baycrest, N.B. 631-7300 $310,000 Sat SUn 1-4:80 •1472 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, N.B. 631-7300 $885,000 Sun 1·4:30 •1207 Berkshire Ln, Weatdif(, N.8. e.:n. 7800 szao,ooo Sun 1-4: 10 • 1363 Galaxy Dr, Dover Sbor•, N.B. 111·7300 $485,000 Sun 1-4:30 "5 Redlands, Ne~rt Beach ~._ '229.ooo·· sau.-,: ~1·5 .,21' Via Ithaca, Udo Ille, N.8 . · 1 87"181 "20,000 &m 1·5 4•,..PAMIMw ... 315 Poppy, Coronadel Mar 844-9990 $885,000 Sat SUD 1-5 1615 Port Barmouth, HVH., Nwpt Beach 640857 ... 000 Sunt~5 412 leth Pl <Nwpt Beta> NB· . 875-tcm $188,tl80 Sat SUn 1·5 5422 Catowba, Turtle Rock, Irv. • 5$1-8700 Sat Sbn 1-5 •1801 Santiago, Baycrest 642-8235 "39,500 Sat SUn 12-4 1.9041 Edlngton Terr., Trtlrk, Irv. 642.5200 $'10,000 Sat.12-4 499'Broadway, Coeta Mesa ~1488 $119 500 Sat SUD 1·5 12 Valley View, TUrtleroct, Irv. 851..()768 $299,000 Stm l·S ••4218VlaUdoNord, Udolal~.NB 631-1400 85,000 Sat ~ 1-5 •1823GlenwoodLn., Baycrest, N.B. 631-7300 $325,000 Sun 1-4:30 l«l Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, N.B . 631-7300 U.70,000 Sat SUn 1-4:30 •1242Someraet Ln, ~estcllff, N.B. 631-7300 $460,000 Sun 1-4:30 •1072 Santiago Dr, Dover Shores, N.B. 631-7300 $750,000 Sat SUn 1-4:30 1730Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, N.B. 631-7300 S475,000 Sun 1-4:30 1712 Highland, Newport Beach 631 ·6990 $425,0QO Sun 1·5 • 1620 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB 644-4910 $4.95,000 S/Sl2:30-4:30 2854 Stromboli C Mesa Verile) CM 546-2313 . $215.000 Sat SUn 1-4 2005 Yacht Vindex <Seavu) NB 640-6259 $430,000 Sat SUn 1-5 1-00M 950 Cheyenne, Coeta Mesa 5-46-9522 $130,000 Sat SUn 12-5 2715 Lighthouse Lane, Newport Bch 631-1400 $359,000 Sun 1·5 5 • ..... PAM IM er DIM * •800 Harbor Island Dr., NB 631-0004 $1,395,000 Sat SUn 1-5 1742 Bonaire Way <Baycrest) NB 759-9100 $210,000 Sat S\1n 1-5 1806 Pt, Kimberly CHVHms> NB 552-2ro> $322,500 Sat Stan 1-5 •12 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge 644-6200 $2,900,000 Sa SUnl-4:30 1518 Galaxy, Dover Shores, N.B. 842-8235 $650,000 Sat 1·5, •812 Harbor Island Dr., NB 642-8235 $1,250,000 Sat l2·t #6 Malibu Circle, Spyglass, CdM 644-9060 S580,000 Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE J•,..2• 810 E . Oceanfront, Balboa 67~0 $895,000 Sat SUn 1-4 604 Avocado, Corona del Mar 67a.1600 Sat 1·5 t CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE l ... OOM 17116 Blue Water Ln., Hunt. Bch . 673-7300 $235,000 Sun 1-4 2-.00M #5 Gretel Court, Newport Beach 631·1400 $249 500 Sun 1-5 2511 W. Sunnow•r ~E·•, Santa Ana 546-2313 $182,500 sat sw, 1-4 1001 W. Stevens t.U2, Santa Ana 96M787 l'O 000 Sat SUn l ·S 443 Gloucester Dt., Costa Mesa . 642-4'198 $128,500 Sat SUn 1·5 J -ooe,e . •314 Avenkla Cumbre (..91ufft> NB 1a.1100 sno,ooo Sat am 1~ 1 o.a,..y c.rt, Newport e..- 8'Jl.'1100 Sl71,000 lml-1 153 Vllta Boftlta, Newport Be~h 840e12 G11.000 j Sat b lN l • * 4 1•100M 19 Robon Ct., Newport Beaeh I 673-7800 1215,aGq Sun 1•5 t. 'IAYllloiia Spacious foUr , bedroom ~ wtda loadt ol potefttlal. Y~'U .love U.. beamed ceWn11, cosy fad11 room Ir expamlve patJoa. BrlD1 your ideu fr lmaginaUoa.;pzs,ooo. ' ~YACATIOMOM f ......... Lwnuioos>y crafted 5 BR on turn- ing buin with pier Ir slip tor larte yacht. 4 marble Ir brick ftfeplacet, 4~ batbl, panelled elm. 18mnnta1 master suite. Jnvitln1 patios. $2,475,000. f .... OfPOITUMTY Live in JASMINE CREEK. Enjoy tennis, swimming, lush greenbelt.I & a security guarded community. Lovely '2 BR. & den with spa. Priced right at $275,000. Assume financin1. flltlMCH .. IMCY ... In gated Bayshores. Tutefully de- corated 3 BR. Hand pain~ kitchen cupboards. Country dlnina · roosp with fireplace. Private brick paUo ~ secluded master suite. Colony liv- ing near private beaches. So much for $351),000. ... U....oML90tM .Beautifully decorated. Extra large rooms & .1arden 1un deck. 5 Bedroom 4 Ba. Den & dlninl room. Lrg 48' lot, $472,500. THI 09& T OMI. • • of its kind. A fabulous home with the fmest view in all the ctty. The key lot above China Cove af ~ fords ~ panorama from every room & level. $1,450,000. CAPI COit New England ln old Corona del Mar. 2 ~ den owners unit + 2 bedroqms & den rental on sunny c orner lot. Bric k f ireplaces. Dia mond pane windows . High beam ceilings. Wa lk to beach. $325,000. M6tfl' U6HT & MT. YllW Great potential in the desirable community of Eastblulf. 1be cul- de-s a c location is perfect for children. 3 bedroom plus playroom. $250.000. IAYSHOltl Hl¥I Charm galore in this perfect 3 B.R. + den family home. Enjoy private area with 2 sandy beaches. Swim- ming & boating facilities. MS0.000. IACI IAT HTATI On prestigious Mesa Drive. 3 horse E·Z care stable . Beautifully de- corated, including new gourmet kitchen. Big dining area. Ovemite loft. 2 big bedrooms + cozy den. $335,000. LUMT PAMIL Y NOMI -&.90 Spa9-0U1 qualjty family home with 6 Bdrm·, 5 baths, formal dinine room, fahllly room. study, new gourmet kitchen on double lot over- looking sunny patios & new pool. Delightful' bay view from muter bedroom " deck. Owner will assist in financing & can be seen at anytime. $825,000. ... YATI Y11W NOMI O~t sta ndioa coupJes home in p~vate ai'ea of Emerald Bay. Ten- ms courts, pools & private beach. Enjoy splendid s unsets acrou the ocean view from this unique home. 2 BR. +den. S795,000. . ' TAIA -TMA -TMA. , Part bk~jaettlng \Vltb--:lcively ya..,- for chlldl'en Jn gated Baysbore1 Walk to private beaches. Tbl. 1spacious 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. home .ottered with land for only $495,000 with own~ tJ.nanclng. ·• ~·-LU~~~'~:tQ•• One UI 8 Ibid. ~,aldorf model, wWI eKpai"I~• VJ ~WI Batea1lve walnut p•nel n 1 le b11llt-tn bookoaaes. Decorator wall cover- ings &o dramAtt~ wlaclotr treat- ments. Seel~ private patio let.I the tone for thit • Bil. + ~· ex-ecu~ve bopt. '288,000, · WAMTID J:sDsimced real estate wamu. Active, ex· Newly ,,___. tr...,_al l&yle I bdrm. 2 ...... llome ,....... ...... ,......_ roam 6 2 '*'-· Uytq·. room U. attraetlve Mam eellln1 • .....,._. • rr.a ctoan INdina oato brick patio. New kitchen &lt·hl, appUue•. CloM to tamla courts,! , aaDCl.Y beaebM • cUabbouse. Can be told lully ~· ..... IAtlllONf We have aeveral fine bomett with pier 6 slip IAUOA Nl•'MA Quality oceanfront tripla. 4 Bdrm, 2 bath each unit. Excellent income. $1,300,000. BIL L GRUNDY . REALTOR . , ·. . . ,. ' ....., office. Excellent "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! commhaloo apllt..:; l ERITAGE I REALTORS '"mmx l14UOO .......... " 611·12.tl __ 14'-11 __ •4 __ • (9s..n1>ow Realty) ~!.E!-~J Ba attaebed Wooclbridse bome and ~Y the wood . •=--=-~--~'="='"-=-' em&ry, aetep down Uvlng 2512SentaAoaAve. Dmm...... 1026 room,kywindowa,view 2 BR.. a~ be, contemp. ....................... ct ~ &DCI POOi and ao ~·914MOfJ muchp~rat . . -. sim.ooo. (911)472·3'4a or ,,_ pa k t.ownhoU9e 1 Bdrm a~ Ba,2carprace, bot tub, ceaual air, auum•& loao wltb lat T.D . ...of "7 ,ooo, tw~ lntere)t . Alkins SU2,500. Open Houae Sunday 1-5. tt_. a. .... ..a. P1au Realty.1--------•I -111.1ilill.a.lllPl.la•u-D•r.j, OCW .. OMT IA TRlOMT 4 br, 2 ba. 402 lath Pl. {i)\\bodbrld-' (916)MS-8r7S for Info or ... ,.,.,., Reah1 ....... IMd I 0 appt to aee. Do nol dia· 2 dlx d-.>lesea in Daoa 551·3000 ••••••••••••••••••••+• $10,000 down, '458/mo. for this rine 2bdrm home. STEAL IT'. • WILL TRADE . corner & OCWurttOMT ----------' deluxe d'flex. 3 bdrm, 3 Vacant Iota, Peninsula R e alty W o rld , iiituriiiiiiibiiociiiicupamiintaiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Pt. t:treplaces . and •m 80 Ptlwy ,lrvlu balcomes. Seller w1U II· ON 11lE BEACH·M~ L8 tON HIMIHTS bMb -.>· Bdrm, 2 bath Pdnt. t75-tlll, Ruaa. .. DIA WA y , dowo. Always rented! 1-~---~---- See thiuecluded 4 bdrm, WW do 1031 exchan1e. Capiatrano Assoc. $83 861·1010. 500 ' 4 Bdrm 2 balh. fireplace, 2 car garage, larse yard. 61$-9181 CllREPAB Li&ht, bright 3 Bdrm beauty that won 'l latt. Move in condltloo aod the beat price for the area. Assumable high sist in flnan~in1. Sl&S,000 Woodbridge. 3Br, 2'hBa Home 2 Br, redwood each.SUbmltolfers. largestWilliamLyon.On deck, cedar shakes, .,_,. H-park . B y o wn e r : hardwood int, frp.h:. view home. Situated on .-.ooo!llVIMI % acre. Mature trees PARK PLACE, choice and landacaplng. Lovely comer NEW 2 story 4 private pool, man Y b d r m , 3 b 1 t h stained glaaa windows PONDEROSA home. and unique t o u c hes Dining room, bonus throughout. ~.000. room with wet b_.-, fami· ly room . fi feplace. Loada of brick work. SELLER WILL HELP ~!~~. ...... •'75-7060• Have something to sell? C1Maifled ada do it well. '=~=' s~~c(}~-~£~s· Nl'94 "' C\AT I . 'OUAN 0 •-rrange le-• ol rt.. 1.,.., ocrambled wa<d• b.-law to ION11 fovr ~"'P'-wa<d• 11 • K R I H E , . 1 , . I' I I I . .... H•I I.._, ........ t ....... 01~" ....... t _..Tr__.I J One myettry In fife le how pizza can give 1 1 .. n1ger 1 lt;lnch chHt Ind me lt;lncn • P•~r-:.~~~!~~su"m IN I' I' I' r r r I • UNSCI AMllf AIO\IE LllTUS I I I I I I I TO GET ANSWft • • A PltOCLAMA TIOM To all clients. lnends and associates. all . .:'~:, with health, ~rlty, happiness and lime to enjoy all of them thruout this upcoming Holiday Season and New Year. ~,.... T .. IYf'9 Cllrtais .... willtn..1 .......... 714-646-7171 714-641-7009 ( "80 UNITS BACK iAY Prime location ideal for conversion. 2 Bdrm and 1 bdrm units with extens ive recreation facilities. $11 ,700,000. Will consider exchange. ILUFFS COMDO FEE LAMD I Bedroom, 2'1il Bath .. Q" Plan, ~ opm llvinl room., formal . room and a blllmd room. Beautiful ....-belt loe•tkln cloee to community. pool. Owner wlll c.ouider an AJ'rD. IM7,500. . UICAMCMA •••AYl-1 THE'" l<W> NUMBER TO SEE NEWPORT llEACH OfflCE 2041 w ... clff Dr. t714t 646-7711 ....... ..,. $WI/MONTH Fabulous opportunity to take advantage of. Low, low payments & interest rate. 2 bdrm, warm le cozy. Xlnt for your investment portfolio. Call now for additional exciting details. ONLY $85,500~ ! #294 UDO ISLI $491,0IO Outstanding newer home, completely remodeled. Extensive use of rich oak, beautiful Italian ceramic tile thruout. Leaded windows in large country· kitchen. 2 story, tile roof. A.SSUME lSI' T.D. ! ! #295 THI IAST ...... OK Y SJ 12.HI Spectacular · view home. Dramatic main entrance thru courtyard with spa le pool. Raised sundeck. Assume 1st TD at 9.25%, $807 /mo. Seller will carry $110,000 with assumption. BEST BUY IN NEWPORT!!! #296 Walker&lee Real Estate Balboa Peninsula Point, 4 Bdrm, 4 ba, New England style residences, built to perfection. From the entry floored w/hardwood, behold the breathtaking grace of the staircase rising to the upper floor. The elegantly appointed living room ope ns onto a Bayfront sunny terrace and boat dock while the master suite above enjoys another pri vale viewing of Newport Harbor's magnificent bay & blue Pac ific. A spectacular dining room/family area and complete gourmet kitchen promise a wealth of possibilities for gracious living and ent~rtaining. $1,2951000 each. ap,tleqlired MOM THI ITOll OP f N HOU SE REAL TY / I SI 0,000 DOWN l MO 9UAUFYIMfi · 3 Bdrm 2 bath condo, I shows like new. Sun· filled kitchen overlooks large patio and winding greenbelts. Gated com· mlmity provides aJI the amenities. Pool, spa, rec room and much more. Don't wait. @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 '4-63 '-6990 ......... 1006 'balance loan. Don't miss out. CALL RED CARPET 754-1202 4 bedroom' 2.., bath, 5.'59-5050. pemt>••lf 11 s weepin4 oceao view *•TRI-LEVEL from llvmg room and Beautifully decor a led OC ..... OMT PAllC bedroom. Wood-aiding 1 n d ma i n t a i n e d 2Br, cabana le trlr, awb· and shake roof. Submit Briarwood model. This letting allowed, 3 P"t terms. Sl.15,000. Broadmoor home la air bchs, pool & fishing pier. RCTc1yk )f Co ( ••l U ' ~·JI )(' condllioned, has 4 $19,900. (714)499-3816 Bdrms, 3 Baths, over TME ll(i STIAL : 2(0) sq ft , atrium, and and il woo'l lake a thief lush landscaping. Shows t.o see the value In lh.;·s like a model. Call for Mt --•• ......,._ 2,.._ba condo, Sea appt. s harp Dana Poin t _.~ ....... ..., .,.., duplex. Two bedrm.-1 0-""•ced T!""""II.2•-.ocHn [fJl)'Mbodbrld-both uppe• unit leatum . view. 3 blocks from ,,... new carpel, fresh paint . ~ct 17th in Newport beach, din rm, liv rm, leaky beamed c e i Ii n gs . Heights location. Costa lcitch w /bit-ins, z car oar. fireplace dining area & Mesa address . Only !::state Sale $175 Ooo 551·3080 enclosed 0patio. You may Sl.37,500rN°f d0WD. Cash to loan' Of ssi,ooo: 41298arrHU Ptlwy,lrvlM wish to U5e the 1 bdr~. 6 I Call Jay 246-5658 or --------Lo w e r unit a s a B-OIM8. OltAM(ilTaU "wee.kender", while 11t COMOO the Marina. OUT OF STATE OWNER M ~)' OP84 HOUSI 1 Bdnn+loft. Sharp end PROVIDE TERMS fdr SAT /SUM 12-4 lmit. al,950. qualified buyer. Offertd lll41 lie SUI .Jt9!8ngeloT~r. for only $144,000 FULL IASTSIDIC.M. 4 Bdrm. 2 baths, F.R .. CµI ~~;etthr PRICE! double earage. Close to ---------• Ml.s.5JON REALTY = y!rd".°'/eu2k~(~·. mariH. Best buy in For Sale By Owner. ~~Jl:clfff'°i si<fenllal area. Great ~Ca. ~TH·250·0M _.5 Owner flnanced. 3 Br. 2 --------starter. Cloae lo all A Ba. House. $25,000 down, achoola &ahope. Owner's DIE_. 1 ~OR ~ance1713_at 13%. $124,900. motivated! $127 ,500. ~la 1 ,...,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.H.R. ,._, 1734300. -.. W ,,. __ _.Hwy N B iiiiiiiiiiiiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ._ . ~~ • . . ..,H • n.ws I od ,w-p 'JM.Wil n&.L&AJO , new y rem . .. FllTIE il·-•-••--•-•-••I 3 br + den, a /c. Terms liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. , __ O_W_l'l ____ Wl_LL ___ , avail. B-seM SIU.or IXCHAM61 2 reUdeatiaJ income un· its on Balboa Island. for income propert y In Port.land Oregon. Write Scoll Mc C artney , Cabana 1104, 3rd Sl, Lake Oswego, Oregon or call 5031'242·2900 tiays ..... rsnlu.t• I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llACH con A&E Charming home In quiet nei ghbor hood o n Peninsula. Lots of room, lg yd. Rented. Very good financing w /$255,000 by owner. Offers invited. (714) 673-1610. , .. ,s i n tbia lars e 4 bdrm+boous rm home. Brl,aa lckcben with all new applic!fll: $115,000. .. flfED~ 75f=1202 OPIHHOUSI lllMAMCI Great opportunity for xlnt tenm to qualified ~. SQ.Uy clean, apedous (m.Jy home. 4 lie bra, 3 ba. Btll yrd. Only SlSt,900. Ca ll 131·1B71orM1·2311. SAT.12:JOto4:JO ......... _.. 1040 I 124 CWSOll •••••••••••-•••• •• • •• • Super 4 Bdrm 2 bath AXIR UPPIA! with Jreat BON US Good neighborhood , ROOM includina pool ta-_..._._ paint 6 TLC. 4 bie. New ceramic tile. ,..,_.., New drapes & cpt 'g. ='.s~al~·nf.078~: Sl.37~Celf I~ 1_m_s.-0_J.SS~~~~~ 54 .. 5605 SEASPRA Y CONDO d 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba. 20% down, Lrg Mesa Ver e Home. take over 9118K loan at 5Br, 2Ba, 2 sty' 1 ~lots, by owe. 9¥t"lo. payments 9602 per owner. Steps lo bay · __ <;...2_13;...)7_1M_._~_22 __ e_ve_s_. _1.mo. 2nd TD payments, wedge, bltns, (rplc, new ILUIHOll20H interest only 15%. rool" siding, plumbing. VILLAs Professionally decorat· 5'75,000. 673-0129 ed. move ln condition, ~--=--..,......,.----=-'="o'='22':'1 Only 3 left, 2Br, 2~Ba C.... .. M• I luxury condos, nr th beautiful upgrades. Aprx MOllTHWODOD 3 Bdrm 2~ Ba alnele family detacJaed home. Many upsrades, 2 car earaae. SUbmit TERMS. Creative financing. Owner anxious. Offered at $11118 ,500 WDllCi Vll.LA(iE Uniquely and beautifully upgraded 3 Bdrm condo. ChoLce corner across ftom par.It with mountain view. Priced al $112,500. llAUTIM. YllWJ from lhLI 1 Bdrm, 3 _. home, formal dining rm. french doors • mexican We thru-out. Wetbar & many decks. Great f&..., entertaining. Assumabfe-- loan. 1254,500 GOIGOUS VllW Whitewater and Catali•a sunset views from lhUf3 Bdrm, 2 ba home. A:ll new kitchen appliances. New carpel. Secluded bric.It patio for morning: slin. S217,500. , '': ._,,, .-.ITHELAICE Woodbridge 2 Bdrm plus den. 2.., Ba , cond o "lfri)hton" B pla n . 497.5494 ."}'' Large master bedroom --------~·· suite. Su.My kitc hen on _______ __,,_ cul-de-aac. $214,SOO. TOllCh of Wlldsnes.i>~>.· RCTaylorCo I ' .1 ~ ) 1 ) ' >t I\ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Back Bay. Vaulted ceil 1 mile ocean. Price only MUST SILL! inp, 2 nistr suites, only Sl26.SOO. below market. --------SUI 000 Call s.2·8850 for appl. Plenty ol wood, glass and decks blend with lht' c h a r a c l e r o r t t( e· neiehborbooct A ch arm·. iDI 3 Bdrm 2 Ba for ooJy; SIJ68.000. -, !" Univ Park. 3bdrm + Laguna Village R.E.•.' Owner l eft s t ale , s pacious dupl ex, fireplaces, garage . 1700 sq. ft. each unit. Gross $1650/mo. 29% down. owe balance. $295,000. Bkr. 67s.-0185, 646-5264. ~Sat /Sun 10.5 Agent. JSf2~._An. STAYIMSHAPI 642-7330 dys 646-6083 evs ......, .... c .... 2&3Bdrm. $112,.500-$118, 000. 2Br, 2Ba condo. Steps to Seller wUJ pay differen beach. $228,500. By between current mor t. owntt. 213·9'4·9781 days, rate &: 2 pta below for 2 1 3 . 6 t 1 . c 7 6 9 o r period r1 2 y,._ or leaa i 714-m-7460evea. intere.t rates drop 2 pl.a. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimj Open Hae d a Uy 12· C. CDM con A•I Meyer. Ml-1111 Ast. All year long, swimming in your sparkling pool. Immaculate 4 BR. 2 Ba estl&e. Braod'lfew cptog, bltn microwave, gas ranse. Abundant used brick. Walk lo 1cbool.1 and ebope, from quiet cul de sac. $1.Jl,900. CaU now f abomnL or UDCAIPIT lfJ.USI PLUSrMCoMI 0¥tl•TIMSRDI 1t4. to $172,100 H ASSUM. LOAM or 3 Bdrm 2 bath home •. 11 G Completely refurbished 3 with isolated muter cpta • wa P.aper. rea BR i~ba home ln Hunt. bdrm (can be parent far la famUy. '130,000. Bch. 1 mile from ocean. retreat e1 In-law qrtra Jenyal-.-c>Ast. Brand new appliances. AND a 2 bdrm cottafe. MUSA VERDB 4 Br. 2 Ba. Sl2t.~ 21 ~ayyoUdescrlbeat · with pool. Bea u t . 97•1 10. it 1 ~·~~!..':? .. date lndacpng • eazy car.., _____ ,.. ____ _ and ~~e4. yant. Owner may carry LAKE PARK AREA 644-7211 flnanclog. $129,llOO. D. WaUl to beach, aclloola, &urte Realtor 5*91150. I and Lake Part. 3 BR, IASTSIDI fllllil1 rm, lie R-2 lot. Ot&T 112.100 Owner will finance . Cosy lBr atarter btme. SUS.GOO. Prine only. Ast. ~~. sa1414;53M013 ........ c11111 •• ID CoUep Park. Tbia J br, l~ be at •us.ooo baa .... pvt party loan. a.u far detallt. o.ntury 21/0old Cout Realtort, 5tl-llll; aft. &pm, Betty, ...... booua. 2ba detached. ___ 4_97_·_17_6_1 ___ • $140,000. Agl /Owne r ~IHD ·-"' ColleenSSl-3949, 645-7221. Victoria Hishlaods-. Un1urpa11ed wb l~ water views from nearl)"/ eve ry room from t)\i,,.. spacious 4 bedroom. dep~ & family room home. Es" cellent now for ent~· llSTIUY!I! Assumable contract of $e4,000, 12% interest. $940 mo. payment. Beamiful & immaculate SliS 3 Br + F.R. + huge family r m W'f frplc. $149,900. DBIPll&.D Great 2 Br + den w /cen· tral a.Ir, brick patio & In Immaculate condition. &!per end unit location, cloee to pool & park. Sl.25.Ji .. PASIO Tutefully decorated 4 Br + F.R. + formal dln· Ins, PONDEROSA HOMES on a beautiful • quiet cul·de-eac. Man)' a.cit.int features lnclud· log lltelllcan pavera, wOOd deckln& • a large yard. Speclafl.3~ flnanc· Ins avail. 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(leeuu1, pool, -"--------- IH td wood flo o r a . loc. -..oeo ... uaae lit t 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....., Jactlllli, *·etc, clubee>. No pets. "85 0Cc.AN1'RONT, di• 4 br, ... am e d c • i I I ft • • • T.D .. owaer wtll carry .••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Oil>Ha~ • , UNITS SIU. oa DCHAM61 -. ... priva aarden mo. a.S4JO. M3·0ll'1 2 ......... winter. 2 car =.·::d~e~! ~~~ner /aat. C~USSHOll '* · . •AtieMIW Zre11deaUal lncome un· petio.tnOmo.'*"77· Braod new 3 Br. Condo. aar, aundeck, 11 i 90' .Dd •• pan.he view RaacmllanaoleJoRlty 4000 Eaec. Hme In,, . T ..... ..., .... -.J,.om· lta on Balboa Jslaad for ICIDS/PITSOll lncludea aarage door avail, W/D, '8C>O ncl. 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii-iil G·-·...,,. Commty 180 ~o D,,L),, - ---Ull ~ 'ncome propertv in .. Sid r d d p . u c &&111. 2110 w. Oceanlfoot. dedll. Eater tbtouah a.. ......... · "'l'-'-a'#\7~ ponmt depNct.tkla fot' • , ... •. eace yar , opener. auo. 11e o ten-175-7* .,...c:owtyardfromtbe , .... V•... ~e:~~P:~.,e~: ,2tlll.CoettHwy .. C4M that tu 8belter. Struc· ~;,,~':':-·,:::-. ~:fo~~.' S545. =-~~:u•P1!t: -=c~,-.. -.-.. ..,. .. -.. ---~1o=-7~24~ ctitve. Just reduced to ~e-.. vu,•Bdrm Z\lltBa, S750,000 bv auat . tun2DdT.D.toyou.rllk· Cab ,. .. 3 d St ., MIQ,000. TM addresa? ~.;"saraa'"e. S32S,OOO. '71 .. )"-..._..,.or~723· Int. 2t'jC, down. A Qull .. _ .. ~!_.!_l.,.., Or ' a.-de.__e•-bome 2 Minimum 1 yr. lease. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Plnec t F die .....-' "' --PlacelCx 1 i sz.1.t20 ._.. ._.-.e1o,, reaon ._ ·--~ · t850 per mo. Seaalde Stunalna larae 1 Br. tionltoW.-~.!"rty~a~i ~.._...~ VllW,LOC>.TIOM North La1uu Beach eutve.7 cr_calJ541!24Z-2SIOOdaya, Br.lledln.J~N.frplc:. Villa1e. 213/833·13111 prden apt. pool, rec. UNGO llEAL ESTATE Co RMAMC ... & SIZI ~. 2 br, 2. ba, h~e ' ftUAfL liWe · pool, jaeuaai, aaHa. Cliys, %13/D1·5734 eves. irea. '110W. lit h. St . ..,.mi, Jt'i ill here in tbi1 tdedlo ...'...aoceancb .. v7,e500w, waBlyll T W_.... 1900 GWtat locale. S75G mo. 71,,221 ... · • · .. -··cE -··•••••••••••···'···· a y • •. Ag t. l4e 1brCondobalcony.1aa1beth,utilpd.Qtilet • 4bdrm. 3ba 2100 sq ltl owner. 414-0411 home; r~ -... to b ., ..... _ ln ....au,.-is-.i3 Pool, 1pa, 1395/mo. adla&ll. no~-1216/mo.. L. cuatom new home, poo ..,a31.lext211 ll PIOPllTllS"' "--~~...um m . . MZ-704.2 SIOOclep ~'119 1ngo W.P11l11 .. • :)'t:~.n:=~~ . wor . 10,.Tll:JOPJ.U ==.:i~i::.~ar E=S~~·i/;:,: ffleof•'""",peekvucity I' 1 al••ecJtJ740 • .,.,_, 8ldf site Steps to ocn " walk to T Street beach in IAYNOMT · firelllace lo this beautiful lits,:;;; brenn. 3 br, -··-•••••••••••••• bay. Plaas for cuatom beaut San Clemente. P~VllW .... 3BR2~baLaurelPoial 3ba.tal5.9Q·llt7 WbUra..ul.-.,furn.3 ---------bme1 avail. .,riced $298,000. Owner will •-•••••••••••••••••••• ---. Doub&e attached a Bdrm. 2~ Ba. Coado. f d K from thJa 28r. 2ba older ......____ • _...._d ........, $130,000 Submit ·of era carry a 1st Ol' 2n . ent mob I le home wa· th llUSTSELL' .._,.,__,, •-. '·--patio. Shows Beaut. New 2br, 2ba, 2 mi Oteaa • Bay view, JO' ' Seller Motivated! Con· Realt~ ft Investments. · -••••••••••••••••••••• -._ • ., ---.... , d ...._. ·""' Com •---1• --'va•0 beach •soo 21-oa2dunlea Iota ............. -...1 •106 like a model. '750. •.-uuo OC1l. -mo. ays --.-m ~ tartJanet6t0-5631AGT &H ME. .... -. • . c .. Be l off tu ,_ ~ Realt.or?se-117'1 (213) 549·4040 ext 591 cowta, pool. Watber/ JGGWH•le\b§i ·•· 1 er es. -••• .. •• .. •••••••••••• {TI4) 536-6708 eves Dryer 2 f I 2 •-•••111-• 111••• IWFFS DllAMTOUI UDOPMMSULA =~ma.Own/All. <lw'minl3br Iba.New· New adult coodo, 2 sep prq~ wt!fec~·aar!:! "'-'low View DlllAMS Sharp 1 Br BAYJ'R.ONT · 1.y redec. o.Mr. bdnm bat.bl, avail Dec. 3br, 2ba. nr bch door opener. Printe 5mN6 lyC>wwer in thia Cape Cod style ln Lido Park. Terms. ASSUMIVA llJ..8.8718. 23. Nr s.c. Plau. 1525. 9800/mo. pat io, new carpet. 3 bedroom, 21,'J baths, home enveloped in t!IUOO, $7,IOODOWM ,.~ ....... -•122 551-3425. 897-8221 642-180:.J, ·' IS -.VIMG ch arm " warm t b . -_. ~ -.. -, ... ,..------,,l""'7,_..,•-0ld World charm in thia beautiful condition. A.a· Cwst.om featurea lbruout. San Clemente duplex. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $425. 2 br, redec, nr fwys, .-GORGEOUS• •4 swmble loan or owner ....... ~a·ve use of brick, WATt.Ht HONT F p ..,05 900 ,. .. 1 ....... CH .,.,... . I • .._ 3Ba formal dln rm -••••••••••••••••••••• newe2' fov story Spanish · 11 A 1 TD &:o.Uel.., t-"<IMI ~ 1-. · · •• • ·,.. -..-.... ONTifE BEA E. ..iuc, avail. 1/1, emp . "lDI • • • • w I ca rry . marble ·-ha-'wood. On-• " f I r n f mil rm spa "are 2Br .... • ... ts ........ , tea estate. 4 bedroom. 5 -.5 ooo °ri; s t IS .. •u EA ESTATE l Br duplex w I rp c. cpl. 6t6-l078 ._ a Y • • " • ...... ...... • .,...... · - b C Ii .,., • · n a · un. ly 6 mo. old. Premium R L OOODINCOME It p1·t. walk to beac h , Dis, S550 mo. 1 yr lse. aths, with ata na 12-5. w Isla Bonita. .._ -'51Cl /mo. 640·9900. As view. lOft. hand painted 640-Sn. neighborhood. Great .,_ 4BrNrbch~.OOOHB for Faye. Jbr, 2ba, cpts/drapes, children &t pets ok. 548-0412 mural, Mexican ravers --price. $184,000. Call &Units.'156,000 LB •-a..dl ll•I fenced yard, $600 /mo. $~.l SO /mo . Agent -... -.,..--... -.. -.-.-.111-]_7_6_9~ throughout, bl liard MIWPOITCIEST 831·167lor661-23l1. C rcW 48rNrbchSlOO.OOONB ~ ................ 645-4574 Dianne. Bus: 848-8080 ..................... .. room, wine cellar, spa Assume' $100K loan al 1111 11\ .. :rty 1.600 32Units. S750,000lngl. .. ..... , 11 nd 3bd Res: 847·5975. and more ... ~M·<>t>Oy· ' 12't4% on this 3 bdrm, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Most under9X gross. Almoaloceanlroot, winter .._...Ci! o co o, rm. OWl'm • A story home. Close to pool 1 uuaw _,, i••cH 847·8516 8118-5526 rental, completely furn. 2ba twnhse. 2 car gar. nr New 3br, 3ba, fam rm. up-COMSIDY and tennis. HURRY ! · _ _._ -TIJPl.IXIS 2bdnn. t i,;ba, frplc, Pvt Fair & Fairview. New graded hme for ramily, RIST' Aakina. $179,.500. t600 Sq.FT. patios, 9150/mo. 4t7·5125. cJ1)ls & drps. S52Stmo. no pets 833·014S.am·eves , ..... · · Smith·Meyer. 640-~7 S. .a... 14 Leued commercial· ~utely prime1 locM a-.... ,..,. .... _L l l" 54()-4734 hm. 759-2434 of· y~ ve reaJly got to sefe C,, ( Mew-rt C...... c.,1 ... _ I 071 ,_.._...,al ·-••· IAl'ated Uoo lo Corona de ar r --fi lb1s nearly 4 000 s ,.. r-· •w .... ..u, ....... ..... and Balbo p · I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ace. · · . · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• on one ol Laauna's main a en1nsu a. •---------Landmark. adult comm. custo m home wi\h HAlllOAVllW blpway1. Building re· Large assumable loans. UDOISLI NptHtfaAna New, 2bdrm. 2ba, 1 mi private comer lot, four 4 Bdrm, bonus family IY OWNIEI cenUy remodeled. Hi&b Askfor6Sol4it ilb~uer Completely furnished RENTALS700 from ocean. guarded ~e~. lp.ilruese mbaa~~~s. roomAbonua nn>Lovely Brealhlakiq panoramic demand area. Partners ~40-IJl7 witb everytbina you 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba, dlnin1 rm, gate . Complete rec. •• .b home in b d' ocean view of Dana ._. ~.. off ri -~ n ,_ ..... _led ... de d.bl f l ... g den c ·ll i v· r 1 •-two wet bani, conversa-super con 1-.,,_,. ~. e DI very .._ __ ._. • .-.. ....,........., • -rp c • a r er, aci t es. 1ew o poo .. ptt ,_.n I • tioo.Alkin&S299.000·for Harbor. Spectacular ~veftDa.Dcinaona _....,.,.... oanted.JBr,den2bath. clean.77l-2007or641·tol7 grn b elt . S57S m o . , c'~ 1.,:,-:i ·~:J ~~ C___,,__ 01~1118.,,.~~ 14. ft000. I total price of '5'5,000 Near beach, 2-S bdrm .. 2 IHSO. lloatbly. Biil ~5719. · t I ....,..... 1 + .. ,w...,at. llO, ............ 7 .... ..a-car 1ara1e. near park, <".!..-"·y, Rltr,675-6161 3 br condo + den. Back 1rea pa nor am c In arades. Aasumable ..,, ........ ---0 • -·-'OCEAN VIEWS. AP· 640. 357 10 ,L,,,~ fi'oancl n ". R-kmomica f'7s.6700 princ,only. Bdrm 2 balh P . Pt Bay,newcrpt&paint,2 3brhouse,2cargar, lge POINTM ENT ONLY • ........... ~. 33801 Avenida TSL1Dvatml642-1603 3 • M · • enm. · car gar, pvt patio, pool. ba<'k yard, $475. --c--_.._ SAVE $11,000, Newport -· home. o to mo. or SlS0.631·3081 536-7542 Cresl Plan 4 realtor Ca.Uta, SJC. 714·498-5275· MIWPOIT llACH 4-Plex, Oran1e. 165K, 11.5 winter lease. $675 . ----- said ~lHor $100,000. Buy ()pen.House 1·5 Sunday. Prime C·l lot 57xl20 witti X IJ"Qa, ~ dn. Quick 873-2113. Fantastic view. brand Beauti,ul Adult Hunt· from owner for $185,000. 5-taAIMI 1010 older two bedroom close. Bob Dickinson, new 3 br condo, must see ington Landmark 3 Br. I 9~ assumable loan, ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Conaplcuously aat.m.8533. HADOlt RIDGE toapprec. 639·6194 story condo. All rec. ~'b -0eean view. Open House located oo Old Newport CUstomized home with facil. Vacant. 893-31~1 ~Mi4pel I~:, Sun. 5 Summerwind Blvd. $250,000. Agent, famastic vu. 2story, ~ leOOmo.AvailDec l.lBr, ~ --- ...................... Court.64&-4015. 11%-&·zp1 ..WCEMTH bdrms , w /spe c ia l l.Ba. • 4bdrm. 2ba, dbl gar, ~down will fully as· ASSUM! 1 l o/o featwrei for entertain· 644·2999 frpl<'. 1mmac cond . sume a $239,000 1st at UD ISLE lYJ YEAI$ 11£1 Will trade for out of area iog. J . Doran, Rltr. New condo. 2bdrm, 2~ba : $725/mo. $350 std. 1671 NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAA·AOUND FUN: Soc111 Ac11v111es 01· rec111r •Free Sunday Brunch • 880 '$ •Pal· 1tes •Plus much m<>fe OMAT RECREATION: Tennis• Free Lessons rpro & pro shop)• 2 Heallh Clubs•Sauna• Hydromassage •Swim· ming• Onv1ng Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: Singles I & 2 Bedrooms • Fur n1shed & Unfurnished • Adult L1vtng • No ~IS • Models Open daily 910 6 l 2 in%· N ° r. 0 1 n t s · ~ C•.., Lot ~Y· Excel. Cypress 8i5l-ll522, f-i.., •ar, ·lnt E. 111'de Ross St. S48-63.S4. Largest mode . Niguel VIA 9UITO 4 bdrm home wltb 2 __. '""'" • A Shores Villa. S299,000. Sac r if Ic e . Im m e d baths. b~e back yard, Prime area of Newport :iluoo.oo. A11t101 S3.6 tta..U..fwwl•d location. Call 557-3986 or S.,,._ Oakwood Will consider trade IQ posseasion, 2Br, lBa. A/C, walkmg distance lo Beach. Useable 2000 sq. • ...................... ~7780. Cal ... _ JZ71 O.rden a ... •rtmenta P · 1 schoola & golf course. fl .... A.. I•"• I r lO ooo ...,. "-a re a . ranc . on y . S275,000. Owner/ail. $1 05 ,000. Broker. ·-ocp ..... 0 ' MOllLHMPAalC ..... ,....., l206 Santa Ana Heights. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 496-68M. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • .isijq~. lifjt~. ~b:l:d~I~· .:A~g:e:n~t~·1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm h·-... wood floors ~/mo fix up·save on 631 7300 :MO acres, 5 lakes, poten· . ..u . fAMT AS Tac · lial 1000 spaces. Income 11 e Io t . Si o o I m o . rent! 3br • 2ba 10 bl ks VAWE MIWPOIT HfiTS MI0,000 preaenUy. Ask· Yl>.m.Y llNTALS 1at/lut+l200 dep. Agt. from bch, 213-990·t3'76 & Newpott IHch/So. 1700 16th St tOover al 16111 I 111•1 M2·5113 T d I I SUPER INVESTMENT 1---t million Ut.Ue 111·-... : Large 1 .....,,, ,,..14 213-JSS.23:50 en er ov ng c are Immediate sale, prime Use your equity on this ........ · UN _....,. ---------heeded to make this 3 lot, sm 18r. rear oflot on s~r 3 Bdrm home. It's TRIPLE NET, 10 YR Ont ft'1f Bdrm Af!· Unfurn. Gar 3Br, 2Ba Condo, Hewpott Beach/No. 880 Irvine Bdrm, 2 bath Pacesetter alley. Rm to build in great for the first invest· LEASE, bulldina r e· foramal car. S500 2GBr 1 Ba • $30d0 /mnoo. $soo mo. ~a superior home . front. Lot ~Ox 13S. mentor as • starter ! modeled lll80. Sl,977 inc. Laht.rS* 2200 --arage , yar • 493·3'712 1at 161n1 (71•1 645-1104 Pool sized yard. Close to ... -~ Prin only (7l~) n..i ..... to ..... U at ...... 900. mo. Priced $195,000. Aat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYRlOMTRIMTALS ltidt/peta. Call C raig. RUil. schools and shops. :!:!'".' ' · "' ..... ..,.. "'" ••• 63112188 Pric le --Take advantage and call ~; 642""447 Two fabulous view lots Several Available Now · · ZBr. 2Ba, fam rm, 2 car ~=======~ ced for fast sa e . . today ! TARBELL, GOODSPIHDAILI overlookln& El Ni(uel 2•3&4Bd{m1. encl1ara1e. fncd bit Y.d. Lrg. bachelor, w/frpJ~. SW,75<). OONDO, 2br, 21tlaba, pal10, REALTORS. 540.1720 Co""t.v Club. Builder WW« Leues from f19S vehicle storag~ avail. stepa lo bch. li250/mo. gar & ca,...,.rt, ocean & 7·11 Center, Otan1e Co. _. ., y,. ... lyLe·--Crom-32106 Via de Oliva .... c,. . ..., S....•-1016 clOH-out. Priced from ~ -_.., REALTORS . .,.,,,., 213-446-7567, 446-4750. Park view . As kin" __,..... $170,000, 95K dn. Cl<>1e mo lit l••t •· sec re " sns.ooo. Call 714-831 ·121& · .... • -Sl28,500. Agt 646·3997. ••••••••••••••••• • • •• • • lhll yev.. l &... ... dlt1I & Ateoc. qt&nd. 758-2565 ..._,T-.C-..t-1 SOUTH LAGUNA OF· t7t-llll froml«Hldal y. 671-llll NEW 3 BR 3 Ba condo, ir--1210 4f. lw• ' ,,.. .,.... -FERS YOU A UNIQUE fplc, patio, dbl 1ar. Nr _.A119 ..... 11hh1d • 1213 N. COAST HWY 2 Br-2 Ba Sll2,SOO.l st y CHOICE c ......... _•/T•••· OCEAN VllW ~-11195 mo. No pets .............................................. . LAGUNA BEACH 3 Br·2.5 Ba Sl2A ,900 The First-A mobile home ....._for ..i. 1700 v. sere plUI, flat pad, 5 Cbarm1ni 3 Br gar w /d Ag t . 7 s 9 -12 3 4 or Brandlord Condo nr s.c. Q_,., JIOZ 417•4848 3Br·2.5Bal125,000 in prime location of••••••••••••••••••••••• min. to Dana Point WUif 9175• f 0 a.1' 213-:i8&-8208afl5PM Plaza $500. 3bdrm, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ml.,..t •ttdl I 06' Aalume. 9.75% loan. Trea1ure laland with un INYUT IM ~0~:.?2'..:..0007:]!· For MNl~i'ls-se:tAgt. · 2Br l.Ba duplex _,. No stry. im1mac. Dbl 1ar1• Avail. lmmed. 2 BR. fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jot.\ManhaJ1831·126& of com munity pool, ..wPOITllACH ..... __..._.. -·· • • . · ...--. Ir& pat o area. poo . rede<: patio, Jtlnt toe., ...--SHOllS I • clubhouse and beach. A U t• hl«t, New En1land country does· MS Victoria. IM2-CNI. new af.plic. ~mo. Can -";;;~beach 3 .1111:1~~ ~{ :::t~~i!uJ~t~a~~~~::~ ~-~.~m&ev:u~f~t ..... 2400 homew2%~~·~lc, 546-tU. c •• tlrll11 ~r .. Tln at ur So( CANALFRONT 4 Br. lllw patio. JUlt SJl,500. Veraalllet Coodo. Prime ....................... aar. . r + 2br, $38511187 ·c· Charle. l ....... d 1425 0 a11e I 186, c t:r 0 a.. $255,000, ISOK down . Or-nils flxer upper has location. Owner will help \til.Aat.f'73-4082 child oil. no singles. no ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.!~e · 840·5049 ; ~mo.12%1nt .. l yr. GOOD Anum. loan+ lc>eldtolf:!ntlalaodan with floanclna. Call ~AIHllTllAT New•u Remodeled 3br, doea642·22:58or644>-7017 Dana Pt coodo. 2bdrm, ·-. creative flnanclna on t r J t Ba ba RH R A... ol ...1 '3 ..... 1.a-..11 ••t• ocean v ew oo us a r ra, · · .. .~. At t.be end a ,..~vat. a., loft, frplc, 2 car gar. d · 2ba. partially flU'll, gar, --.f'Br. 2 Ba. Gor1eoua de· lhll 3 Bdrm 2 story home thort walk to the beach t7a-'1300. road, aurrouoded by lndr1 rm 9900/mo. af'te 3br' 2ba, cpls • rps , carport, wuher /dryer' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~will help ~{~etit:!I~~. T:~~t!: and feat u r In I two a.ooet-!.OOIC""OOK beautiful plw and clear IPll m.oue ~~~~la~e~[i! · $5~; retri1, pool, jac, tennis. Yearly 2bdrm, frplc, no • • pool, sec. tat•. A steal ~h 2i~~a ~::~ tM MIWPOIT ~ 3 ~~i:1:!f: ..... p 11> 1111 l207 m.lm an 5 · IMIO. 4N-1Z1S. ~29'1~/mo lncl utll.t :k. Fume 3 Br. 2 Ba. at ~.ooo. Decorator'• ph• fully fenced lard 4 Brdroom, family rm •. cab6o. BuUtla electric -·••••••••••••••••••• Dl1lwut adult coado. Nr. ~--·...,.-:~---=,.,,,..,,:-=-f Gounnet kitchen S17SK. ~~ wt.th brick BBQ. '14 .ooo. Pr 0 . de c 0 r a t e d . ldtcbla. 211.nplaces. aDd Charmin 4 BA 3 Ba 3br, 2ba, dlnlne area, So. Coaat Piasa. Full C.-.. Mm-Je22 '.~. c in~.thl'f~~ .• d:;"~ '"'f~ 64... 1._7C....,. ..,.mi Overlookln1 love Ir 1qulnela racOODI and W/D ::fr11 lncld. Sl • frpk, fenced yard. water MC\lrity. Ulr, ma. Pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• oourt. All facillllea aval . blutj.,a u COD11taot vi.. mo. '7~& ' illcl. 9575/mo. lat/laal, ape, om, aauna. BBQ. Upper 11ZBr,1Ba, frplc, 1 permo. So much to offer ! It.on. Excellent financ· sec.depoelt.642-1511 Mo.at utll. paid. A/C. CIWet adlt, non smoker, 3Br.2Ba.%Sty. Moveln a..C>ISU b••noo 1115,500. R.H.R .. Aft, in1mdlautbaa2bow'a St..-to Bc:b, cute lb Baell Bay area beaul D/W.17J,2541,tl2·2574. m peta. Re&. req. t100 eand.StealforS149,llOO. ~location.A•· I!..., ·Glor ia Sceberru, haDNewport.Calllten ~ w/yard util lDcl. 3bdrm 3ba coodo Ten·c 1 11 mo.lle.llt,lut +c:lean· ~c:ar1::.o;~~lw~!~ . , :"a:1lll0~'1. rn9111119rr c~~· 210 44th Dis, pool. No pelt. .:.:.r:J J421 't:n~~il. Avail 2 oath. 1outh patio, 0 llOO llALTY,64J.llM •tmo.545-DU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Ml0,000. Mil for Bob or .... •••••••••••••••H•• 4Br4 S. beyfront w/dock MISA YBDI tee lbr or Tullin prtv 1 BLK FROM OCEAN, Yvonne, R.H.lt., A1t. OWN YOUI OWM ·-•-••••••••••••••••• w 46' boet. SllOO/mo. petio. a/c CC Amenities Wte S Br, S Ba, frplc, f73.'1IOO. tllTOllC OCIAtl'IOMTDft.I CROWLEYLAXE llDarUDda. CIR IUtn. 4 Bdrm I M ... I sty, s ~$1'15.IJS.5111 enc:l . aar, beaut1ru1 ..... ,,,_ ••• Nl:WPOllTl&ACH tGXSJ Hlllc:Nat mobile m.-...... . ' car 1ar., ~rdor. "90. ~.9900/mo. -.,.....,""9' c_.,MOMI Rl!llllPL&LAND ...... J BR, woodbunlin1 C , t -INcltJJll 714-TJO.UIM,"4-'111'1 ar, JM S.C Pl111a area, Call Anthony, w/daya :::..~:::::,~ rr:::J.~ ~'!: -=~:::1:~i:: ~=--1 == .-e, CU110m ~ aad "!\.................. 4 BR PoOl bome, ra~ll•y =in!'cp.,:.1•~::·~· ~~· niter • w/eads cabMa. "15,IOO. Mk tor Partt.Ub lroundl com· laa4aupla1. Storaae 1 Br 1~ ba duplu ~QI.,., ul nil ~ *' · uuii----·--------Beb or YYHDe, Alt. pUW e.aotn bo•e· ..... ,,.,,,., J ... lltl4. a1.ooo. Call Dlane, rrp&C, blt·la cUabwuber'. Jut + rec. Duld, pc1.'ssr.otC111 mo. SPACIOlJS NEW s Bt 3 R.H.R.,m11DO. o•• floon, marble .._ ._ ..... ••••• .-.M141DO "°"•dbl far, water 6 .._ Ba eacl 1.,, frpl. ll50 JIJPMw,..Hom" TIYUDOllU firepla ce , ~oll ·~l ..,..= Ctr QlefCi•lr trub pd. Xlnt area. Ill&\ V&llOE or smNr. So. Coast P laa•. a sno.MNUI ~ : bed~~ CID• lot pl• ~ I bdrm• ~,...,.pl .. e=.. T':0~ -:.1:u ..... ..., 2110 ., .. , bt/lu\ + $l50 p 0 0 l "" I ref r' l I Bdrm condo. 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LoNl1 t, 1 6 1 Bdl',JD 118wN v...w. Condo 1 Br, 2 ,... ...,. •/um• •n1 · • l~ Tna-.0-.He, iaraie: -1724,67W000 BL frpk, pool, aauau, mo.+~-. Av~ Dee Prilm ClOnW foe. Up to 4 -alalaa clalme, f ---......,,. fac;. "606 IYID. clubboulte, secwi· l-... ~Jda UDO -a ft. hll MrVicie, patented, oa Motberij. -QaU m t•12GI or Oc•ulroat for Wla&e ty, AMI. 1IO peb $'700. · ' . modern, 1laH bid&. Lade. m acna, P.O. Box 'IW,.."1Jin ._.hrnlabed6ua-Ha.ion ~&wn 1 ·5 . Rooauaatt wanted for •-1MI, Newport Beach, •IAll&OI''-' a pett C ~ ...... iiil!~lliii~~~lll!l!l .. ~lllli•rJ~;iiiiiiftiiiii. iiLiiTiiiil l furo. lr*er.87MIU. WU.,.. oeeaalroataptcm ~lboa Nnn.sc.SUITD -.. Aalmal Auiataat• "111M -; THI~"!~ YIU.AIAUOA V....W.~ff. Detwce'3 Penimula,Pl.B.TSJ.SMO aaro.c.LOCATION ·1~roa-. -~---.. -,000--.-e-ll ~.Uf.al'll,Nof~ ....... ••••••-•••••H• "•••••••u•••••• .... • = ltvine l 2a A a ActullonJy bf. 2 ba. Ocean Ii Bay Cdll ..... to * avaU. • N. 'n1atia Ave, 1 miD. MCurec1 peraoaal Dote •JbmMl• loll a pet? C Olllil..... I •at C..Mlll9 Jilt Br. Well decorated lBr +deaw/Offanview view.~1\-plc. pool, arm. lmmed.. lllO lncl ut,U. + S.A. 6 NwJll P'w,a. Lee from aue.tuUal Nwpt ml We' n U.. Pet P -•• .. •-.. ••••••• •-•••-••••••••••• oty..,Pc .a. PoOI. Uabt: 2Br.28e.w/oceanview clubbo11ae, eecur1ty, depaait.ltannl'Js-1144 pro(. decorated ofes. Bc.b realdeot/proputy (TI4)1Jt.-I•• I •Aft 2 Ir. a .... Towdqule, eel ..... oomt. J c:uul nu.~ edults, DO pets. $1500. Uk Raclpe&oollt, telepboee OWH r . Secured by .._._ ----Oas pd pedo, ........ llOO mo. -• .... _,_~-a.!... ' -.... fn.JOIZS btwa M .Wkdaya J'em • abr h••1 e aewb ..-v., ..-ox, coot. rm. -.oao vacbt. PaJS iJI. ,_..._, ~. ' .al ----r-· pllllh 3 leve tWD le 1 .cl pr, JOOI, d/Wuber. • boml1IO . ...,.Olll NO FEEi Apt. • Bay rroat 7tb flr condo. 2 w /prof. rHpon1ible. Sec. ..,.,. avail. Prom t..at IDDllUab·all due in ~161111 2br, new cpt/drapH, lbdrm. lba, prden ap · real.ala.VlllaRentab. bf, 2 ba, 2 underll'OWld M/F. Beaut. Muter -a.>.LMtmcmt.lafree 5 yn. •·000 prtncl~I J •Tan••••• WJt.iDI c:leaA, DO pets Privu ~Uo. DO pets. · · 9'15-41912 Broker 1 prq apecee, bilb1Y iap· bdrm w I b rook • wltmoa. acreemeat. ~ May • · Yleldl HS·lt22 See 752 'B' $150.11.i.ke-.... pwW, puoramlc view waterfall, pool, Jae, .._, 1ft iDl OD your lav .. t· :::'f ~·. 1~ 0 ~·: Sballmar Dr• Qlaet 2 Br. Apt. Gar•••·1 d t.y 6 ocean, priced clubllle, lab, ao fortb HOI sq n meat. SeU for tfO,OOO. d 1wa1her. Adult1 . .,.."TfsCLEAN DELUXE ZBr 2Ba . paUo, pool. Adult.I, 00 UDdalrmarket,SlJOO/mo Npl,C)(area.-f,150lncl. Beaut1flll refur~i1bed ~2.~.reeor(?l4) '"'""" Adl.ttta, DOj)eta. $C50/mo. pets. 1801 H. 15th. St . ...iu NZ-1122 utiJ M5-f3ZS •-off _.., 1G.n W...adetBr.1 Ba. Near IMMMl~ Newport Height.a $'50 ,.y. · --cost lee apace . ....,....... ltJI IO:&A VE1'D£ bome a\· to the beach. Private Uidriii apt, cottaie style 642-7340. . . S.C1•1ate 3176 N/amk.r Female lo •bare ~~1-" ~ .. !!.•:-.: ·-•••••••••••••••••••• fenced patio. $425. mo. li.n ... --•••••••••!••••••••••••• t•-'-~ 2bd oa Balboa ---..-........... 2 6 S Br dl• ·---,.__, eearcb.deaio etc ap&e.No,.U.Mt-l034 Avail.now.C&U '847-3020. Al1Adult,oopeu.2Br. ZBr, $C25 mo., enclosed Penn.$110mo875-4114 RIGlfl'AEALTv ~JJ Ba. From $425. Pool, spa, gar, private yard. ~ ~a Bdrm, 2 ba. No -----.-----1. ~THI llACH rellip, d/wuber lncld. -.oru. '781--U41 Fem shr 3br, 2ba nr bcb ---------1 pe&a. lDcl. 1aa. ~. 11t ~~;J.~!':.~e New 2br, 2ba, blt·lns. AcroMN.~. GoUCoune. s.f•AM 3110 l200. •u.o MWf'l'fllOMTA•I +dep.151·1141 Adult-Nopet _ petio,~. Adults. $415. ~. • ....................... llMTAl.S . FANTASTIC '9122 . er. ~3808 WIST MIWPORT 2 Br condo newly de· Condo Furn. w/facil. M/F 2 Rental Spaces Approx. 2 ~.1 ::u;. ~fui·, s:~: 2229C.nyonC.M. 2 ~· l Ba. in 4-Plex. Nice Lee 3 br, 2 ba upper apl. corated, eo~l. car, pool, non·smlu. P50 lncl. util. 550eq. ft.' up. lach1ello1 beam cellln1a. lar .• ____ 648-035' _____ 1 nesJbborbood, Close t No pets. $875. mo. Alt eec. 1ate, or So. Coa1\ •7287 Ida. Sl50 6 $&50. U.50 1 Adb Eld •P all. Gara1e. No pets. 67S-8l70 ' Plaza $450 1545-29'10 aft Newport Blvd. Costa mui ::: 2lll50 en. INSTANT IM U.10Q-l1l3~J33·3307. · _ 6P8{.. . Npt Bch Oceanfront fem 11'9a. See llua1er. Lrl ., Br "'-a•·a·.a-c M Lar"e 3 Br Upper pref. yrly. Sbr, 2ba, i • · ...,.. ... '"' · · Du •1 1 h · f New 1 Br. Condo, tennis, '26S/mo. A.f\er s. 6'15·6783 Single to triple off ·ce Pool, BBQ, $385 mo. p ex. ouse ~om 1 f 1 N S C ii.itee avail. in Newport Giant 2 Br. $425 mo. Sm ocean. Wllh beautiful poo • rp c. ear · · Prol. male to ehr, 2700 Beach. Call for Info : petOIC.Nolutmo.req. view.S750mo.675-8018 ~.·-.. ·~.:.._.. S".fl. lu:&, CM. ne'W ?Si-61111. Drive by 149 E . Bay S\. -_ _ ...___ , ---------• SPACIOUS 2Br adull apl. {NEED {MONEY J I • CllDITMO PtlOILIM wawTD ..... t7M531/155-l 145" Open beam cellin.1s. lots d wood. Incl. frige. No plU. $315/mo. 673-8803 or 548-7356. thmcall642·0282. • 1 & 2 BR P11oo Apts 1 Br. Lwtury Penthouse. rlfor:'tw .... ad 3900 ~=·!r'Ti:.~i_;o . Coast IOO 8'* ft • 3 offices in c.:¥=tr.... MEW DILUXE \ • 01shwn11e•s & 880 s VersailJes. Near ocean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Newport Center. 567 San Allortcaie Broker PINE BLUFF APTS 2br, 2ba. Ideal ror office • Poot & Rec Room Comp. redec. Vu or lush • 2 Prol pueom lo ahr fun Nicolu Dr. Suite 109. l.=jjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spac. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adult • Gardenlanascap1ng crtyrd .& ftn. Sec bldg. -:ll•d R&..I Balboa beach·front STOOpermo.644-4684 . "" Complex. Patio, view, or singles. frplc, gar, • Jog to Beach & Shops pool,Actfym7~r86ec17(ac. $515 ... ~•lL~•bdr.•m~ lu"'",.., duplex, 3Br. 2Ba, 1325 DI olfi . . f WM« SSSFAST7 frplc, encl 0 ar., "as palio. $450. 759·1IH• mo. . ...,. . ·~ -..: .. _, ...... 67c -·· x ace 10 01ce pro . .a. .. u --•.•·• ....... , -.. •• • • -... .....,.. • Security G•tes adult · 14 l ,...., ....,.,. <-v -.--. .,.... MUD atove, dishwsr, spa. .....,......... •pta tD P ans · bide. O.C. Airport area, flex. tenu-call now! lodry rm. From $500. Villa Balboa Condo, new from $415, 2 bdrm fr~m Mature employed non· rum. or unfum. aU serv., • ..IWlllliliillijjllilli.-1 Br. Eastaide, w/lols of lg 28r, pool & r1c rm. $505 + pools, tennas, molt br 3B Ri~Ru.lt ' 111 SPMC 63l-6l07 nealwood. '350. nice view. ~.Cagney waterfaUa, ponds! Gas s er, s new r , ___ · -~·79~.!a~S~J~J~--i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~"45. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Apt. 6'2·N50al\ 5PM Ui. S700mo. 675-3007 for cooking & heating l+~S.:~~ridge 1275 carpets drapes pool ., Br 1..., Ba rt WALK TO BEACH 2 Br. peid. From San Diego · . FOtl LIASI lndry r~. Imm~. oc'. ,. • carpo ·near Private yard, stove & 2 Br. l Ba. Avail. now. Ftwy drive North on Fem. rmmte. H.B. $l8S + Adulla onl t OCC. $400/mo. 5'5·2970 refrite Small pel OK Area ol Balboa & Coast Beach lo McFadden then ... ,, N .... p '-ac.. Ask for 4 Exec08olca5 ~ t.. COQI. rm C\llJUCY· y, ca atl6PM · · H $575 J O West on McFadden to ...... ..... """ ·~· I. >¥·FT. OK.TSLMgmt.642·1603. . $400 mo, 536·2456 , wy . mo ... Seawind Villa&e . Traeyorlvms1.7S2·0234 r--•-•recept. -----==-------SflJNNING lrg 1&2 br SJl>.71179 Pro Pert Y M gm I . ... ......... , ~--2 Br. 1"4! Ba. A...._ l p l •-751-2787. (TI4 )893-5L98. Fwantedtoshrw/2M61 Xlnlloc·nrOCAirport g .. ...,n ap · 00 .,. rec WALICTOBEACH·. Bach. C¥cface4Jbeautatrium Twnbae. All buill·ins. area 7lOW l8thSt Lo 1 1 B A l . ao-4000 F, 4 br, 2"4! ba, frplc , A ... _.. t kin MONEY AV AJLABLE SZSK·$100K Quick Penoaal Service Secured by Combiaatioq_ d Real/Personal Prop. IJUrtel nnanciaJ Corp. Plltio, yard. Lndry rm. . . . Stove & refrige, gas ve y, arge 1 r. P an ....................... deck a lndry den ..,......a~ par I Sm child, am pet OK. Le lBr 4 plex, carport, water paid. $300 mo. the Blul'f:sr.:94 Laguna Beach •Motor Inn, Newpor\ ocean f~l. yr~ 8Sl·906l .._, W..t.4 SOJO hnmed.occupancy.TSL lndry'. newly dee. 720C SJl>.3'56,536-7979 98S No. Pacific Coasl lylae,125<>.673-4742 DANAPOINT975-1120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mgmt.642·U103 Shalimar. $295 mo . New2bdrm 4 blocksfrom VtllaBalboa Condo,Luxl Hwy, Laguna Beach. Lce 4 brhome Fountaln :.JO'pvtolc $165$12, •si TD'S i..J&e; 81'. 1 Ba. Unfurn. 646-21613 ocean. Adults only, no Bdrm, Pool/ Jae. '$525. Dally, Weekly, Kitchen Valley 125()/~o Frplc 5nnaw/oceanvu :: fo~Y• •0·:: 2ye.are: "6! 1 Bdrm. Deluxe Apl·New pets. $3&-2871. Secur, Bldg. 645·8-039 available. Low winter dbl 1.;. 983-9701 · ' 7 ADolc aprtmat prime lrvtne Propertie• •' Call838·8081 drapes, clean, roomy , Del wl•'d t 1 Npt Shrs a cross from ratea.494·5294. •1k1M._... 4450 w/lowl.ltT.D.Gelt.opin· quiet. Malure adulls . llXe .....,...a e x ra 1e be. h 8• h •-2 8 Low l to mature Fin Mature gentleman will ••••••••••••••••••••••• tere1t for tbe1e well 2tJr Dup1-$470 util pd 2br, 2ba. Bltns. dswhr. ac · ac "' rs ren shrbeaut 3 br 2 ba NB d I tm ta ........ ..._ • , $325 .. Securlly $100. l~ miles beach. Adlt.e, from $345, pool, enc ear. exchange for child care. home ,· .. ,_ •. i tine' Foratoreflofficeapace at aecve DVH en . ._ .. 645-8103 no pets, Clearung fee $200. Open 640-50'18 . ~l63evea w uucnm Ila rem.u&erai.a. PP, no Bkra. 85l·ONS ,,,..2l.ltSl. MGR3D Sat/Sun 10.4. 147 E. 18lh ~ls · U 95 m 0 · lady.1295. 7IG-080:2f0i7gg S41 Ft. afterlPll •• IASTSIOI St. C.M. · 3 Bdrm, 2ba. 933 W. PYl room, pvt eatrance, Prd 11 or F roommate llESA VJ:llDE DR liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOST: Biil 6 Wi.t P~ aa.t. H•1 in Ca .. Beacb area 11 /&,. REWARD•._ ,, Loet: 11/22/IO, oraa~e i..t:Y'• wallat near So· On at "ntcllff Pia._. Contalu bard earae4 Cbri1tma1 money. PleaM retW'D. 141--2*. !Mt: A.duh male &reY .• wbt male cat. H . ~ Weatherby Bay, H1&at. Hrbr . Reward". n•IM6-:.M • lat: Opel/carnet lad1-rlnc, near Spirea ReaJ. CM. Much eentiment'ei value. 548-441 1 UlST: Female black A: IJ"CY striped w /while k'it· len . Vic Adami .J." Brookhu r st, HB . Reward. N3-0468 \ Loll: 2 lge M dogs, i' yellow IAb mlll .. Toby''~ l while Akita <like Samoyed) "Kishi". re- ward . 536 ·4090 , (213)436..1707 Loat : Male G ~ Sbepberd/Hulk.y, lrvinl: area. Black/Wblte/ta,>- WolC look. 838·4106 REWARD. LOST : Blk & wht Coc~r Sprincer Spaniel mi'x1• small. Reward •98-1512 Lo1t. 5mo. old fem .1 Au1tralian Shepherd P14>. l blue eye l brow)\~ Reward . 545·6914 1 MIH»lS. ~ ' • LOST: Small white Scot' tie, DO collar. Vic. cof Warner I Newbope, ~ ward. 775-73'8 v I t..o.t: Sbeltie pup, •!l needa medication, all ward.5S7·-.Mt-~ .; .re litW... IBr condb. Nr. new, Balboa Blvd. Dlabwabr, pl. renl foT ".#,jobs. <~mokerl to•h,lbT, ~ ,_,., ..... ~Br.lfudylsden,2'bath, !bdrm.backyard. security, tennis, pool, frplc, laund hooltups, SIO/wk.C.)l.~. 10 2 ba home In Irvine. im--.~,.C.M. Prefer private party. •NEW•. ·~ ,. peu OK. sauna, spa. No pets. $425. garqe. ~ bik to be~. 8clnn. unlurn, pvt home. comm. pool, Jae, tennb, MM f Z Qulti adloL Jl,9H over l! tri·level, frplc, akylighl, 552-6403or586·7300 Day1 :213·639·025J , fl~/~.l.st/lasl.secun· ... -trance shr bath YOlJevba0.SS2-0884 1---------1 a,'IGO,OOOlDfree.liclear CAL-COPA •• deck Is patio. No children Eves:Zll-541-0030. ly. Avail now. 673·2282, 9 pn ..... , • , ' Newport Modern store or real eatMe 6 buaineu for or pets. tM5 mo. Avail. l Br 1 Ba. clean. quiet. no to 5pm. .E-M.S12S /mo. 646-20U Mature Adult t.o share 2 amce. Nr. pc>Aoffice. S48 colJ.lila'al. Call Al Blacot· MASSA51 Dec. 15th. 180 E. 2Lal St. lci~/pets. 4275/mo. Call Beautifully located 2 Br. •OC•· ... -o~* CdM bdrm " bath for Br. 2 Ba. Condo N.B. r ~·~":;· J~erl')'~~213~/~4~77!_:·~7oo~1-.~~1rl1Uia~lilllilili. ~Dbcount w/Utla ad Daya 646·4262 ; eves Q-a1g631·12166 SJ15 4tup.ChildOK Gas .... ~ "' S250646-713Z I: VISA Md ~~ incJd. 842 1652 lbr, paneling, great vw. qlAet single, pvt ent & · · C 1 cW Carner Warner /Newland! CHllSTMAS CASH I . · frplc, $650/yr. 2br, den. peUo. ll75. 67J·0727 BeaUl 3bd.rm oceanfront .....,, 447•5 w;:,.p "T...t 5035 17081 Newland, H.B. 1 SBS. Across from beach, -. t eled f le ·1 pd d Lx. Mal All r 6pm · ••••••••••••••••••••• • 141 .1.446 'Ibis ad can be worth $S0 REALTORS ... ~a vw, pan • rp • Room for rent, uti . 14> e. e . .,._Spa r 1 •UV\ •••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, jac. Studio condo in $600/yr . 642·0045 eves $300 mo. yrly. Nwpl 673-5.556. ...,,..,.. ce oc ease.~ __ _._ .. _ ... ___ .. ____ _ to you. 2 Br. l lr'I Ba. fantastic Huntington only Shores.646-0456 IQ.~-6 1280 SQ. ft.'~ s.ttler'M19-C .. Townhouses. pool, laun· 2051.19t•ST. Harbor area. (213 1 ~RTH(iTS M/F to share 3br, 2ba HldiDCtoaBeacb.Flein· All types of real eatale dry, gas & water paid. 2Br, all new cpts. drps, &16-8346 .--..... .-v · N . 8 . ocean r r 0 n t oo.iae, C.M. J ae, $275. IHet..,.. m,...7202. in~..fitce !949. lnfanl lo 6 mos. $380 lo paint & vinyl, garage. Lovely 2 8d 1 Ba. quiet , w/kilchenette 1260 & up. 548-Ml0aller6pm. ~ • 13116. $C75 mo. 549·2042 2 cUle l br apts, nr ocean. area, mature adults on· util pd 2306 w. Ocean· h91)1K . COllOMA D& MA~ WTDs OUVETREE $370·$475. 1 & 2 Br. new crpt & drapes, ly. '495. Jeanne, agt. froot673-4154. ........ 4350 Top retail apace facing 642-2171 545-061 I 2190Colle1e. 548-7367 Apt/Twnhse. Near new, $3l~$335. 536-7542 631'1266• Hohh, Mohh 4100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Center. AvaH.1--------- frplc, patio, sky Ughl, 2 br, l~ ba. new paint. Lido Isle Bay front. •••••••••••••••••••••••Costa Mesa, 731 w. 18th January 1, 1600 or 2460 CaaltforT.D.'s $400mo. l bdrm adult con· lndry rm. Adults only, stove & dishwas her, Gorgeous view. 2 Br. DOYOUUIE Sl, $45, sin1le gara1e. sq. fl .. perfect for AmericanMt1953-4l4l dow/rec. facll. 559·5591 catOK.lmmed occupan· encl. gar, 3 blks rrom 2ba, frplc. $900 /mo. MOTELS? lWIH72S,640-9900.Askfor jeweler, financial or in· aft4pm or lv mag. cy. TSL Mgmt. 642·9412. beach, no pela, $425 . 494.0029 f ••u Faye. leriordeaigner. 1Uti41DIATI IASTSIDE s:tf>(g!8bef 8 Weekly rentals rom _.. W ~-' H FAST FUNDING on , Parle Bristol Condo. Quiet ore pm. Versailles, 1 Br. Pool. le up. 646·7445. 2274 On Balboa Peninsula nexl f!)oto#ta a.a tAtat 2.nd'• 6 3rd'•. Cambria ,.,.;wifOCh upstairs 1 Br. end unit, ·~-club. Security. $425/mo. Newport Blvd. C.M. to F\m Zone. (10"'x20~) CiA.lt~nh~ Morteaie. 955-3'54 28Rw/laepatio, availa· patio, like new. Rec .. Hwta• 3142 646-6100.Nopels. LIVE AT NEWPORT 673-2M3,67J.3930 -~tru ·'"7""'" 1--"--'------ ble. Corner of Monte Vis· clubhouse. security gate ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ fil:J-8494 bu money to buy ta & Santa An• Aves. & guard. Near S.C.Plaza $31115. Across from beach. 1 Bdrm Condo w/securily BEACHS70/wk. Double garage, $45. E. 2435 £. CoHt -.• CdM er make 2ND T.D. any $425mo. 548-9190 SU5. 760-2601 Pool, jac. Studio condo. guard. Ref rig , 0 /W. 645-°'40 side Costa Mesa. Alao ,,_, siae ·above $10,000. No <213)M.8346 jacuul. $525. 752·231 spare room for storege -----•---1 credit ./, 00 pnlly. For lBr,patio, 731 W.18thSt. $C10. 2Br. l ~Ba. Adults. 3144 days,540-7576eves. Yacdlolll_.. 4250 orolf'ice.642·5937. .... 4550 act1oa call AGT 673·7311 1310. 646-6725. 640.9900. Sm. dog considered. 610 .,..._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --... 1~ AatrorFaye. JoaM Sl. Mgr. Apt o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg lbdrm apl, adults, Storage. s ng e gara1e, . •-~---"""""'------- . . &42·'734f North Irvine Condo. 2 Bx. pool. newly decor. No 4bdrm, 2ba ~ondo on StO, near 25th le Orange, Approx. 6,000 aq. ft.. avail. Private party has well Avail. now freahJy paanl· 1 Ba. Furn. $550. Unfum. pets. Westcliff. 645-8152. North Shore of. Tahoe. c .M. 67S.5464 in Fountain VaUey near ~ 2nd TD for sale ed 1 Br. l32S mo. J .D. 2 br, 2 ba. patio, slove , NSO. 637--'051. Fully furn. 5/mlD from Office._... 4400 S.O. Frwy. $1320 mo. ltdiaclouDt. 97s-1176. Property Mgmt. rJW ....... n +sec adults lmmac.2Br.28a.Frplc. North Star. MOO /wkly. Jot..S56-93I0,5'8-7533. . -. • bdr _.. St ... _ ..._ .. y ............... S»31H68ert ' •••••••••••••••••••••• 40 ~ '151·2717. no pets. MS-5433 Executive l m couuo, ~to""" .,.,ac1L ear· ;oi,,•·-· · ..... W..e.cl 4600 •-. end un.it, frplc, pool, ten· ly. 673--2507. . 1617 Westcliff. N.B. Want .. _ ooo ~ Truel Dee(! New E . side ups latrs E.. Side, 2 br, ear, view, nis, sauna, adulls, no TAHOE-No. Slar slu area, financial ln1t. 70001.f. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ a5."0oo lit. Trust duplex , 2bdrm. 2ba, deck adults no dogs peta$385548-635? lnumc.x large3 Br.2Ba. new 3 Br condo. Call J.at.noor.Agenl541·S032. Working Lady needa DlledODSacreariewaite c.rpta,drpl, refri&. stove, s.t<>.S..7933 • ' ,__:_.· L • 11 ... Steps to the be ac h. 781).J.293 110U.C&n'H Room w/priv Bath. Call Saa Juu Capletrano. d•1bwuber, laundry --,--K 11 -673-2507. 9' DoWe9'1~5897 al\ noon. llAI alaaJ $375 ooo room,eaclgarltopener, Dl4>lex 2 Br. 1 Ba. Gar........................ SKI RENTAL ...wPOIT ---------•all a!P'f year ~·In· frpk,paUo,nowaterbed, New cpta, no pets. $425. 1Br.1 Ba. Gara1e. pool. 2Br.28a. PentbouaeApl. So. Lake Tahoe, Nev. 2 ElegantexecutJve suites W/M 38 needs lne~p . tere1t + dilcounl. nopeta.MJddleaeecou· 2171 Placentia fE. Walk to beach. Very Ocvu.S750permo.Only BR.almoslnew,&leP'.&to inpreet.lcelocatJon.Wlth room; will share with 714/'15l-5l4Sortt3-lU3. pAe $650/mo. $200 dep. 545-'l'lll. clean property. $525 . tsl. mo. required. Call Heavenly North aki ~tu. complete support 1 female; kJda O~;#'r:'te ..:.. •2283or495-3850 71.4/6:M·.l32Sevea. panoramic lake YJew. terYicea Pren. 177-F Ravera1de , •I . Br. l Ba. in 4-Ple:a. 679 Ooly -.S per nite. The 7i,/8SMl88l 1 Ave. New. Bch CA 92863 ill 11 I• 1 Br. Spacious Aparl· eem. te .., Oteanfroa.\ 2 Br. 2 Ba. Verulllu LUX JR . Eq u ity Shoppe r.11n•1/ ment• Secluded with .U..W1 ftplc, balcony, 1ara1e. lbd.rm w/refrig. View, 918·542·1400, ask for 125-500 aq. n. gmd nr, I,..· IM/lrtfft/ w.ta,.._. · 1 N t Stepa to beach. $775. secure, pool, spa. $440. Uoda. ~pd. From• \IP· 77t • -•ic• ..................... .. ,~,:~ po:1·0 ~ P: :t 0-Polrlt 3126 4119-2213'or485-3850 .780-8380. w. 19th. St. C.M. Tom ....................... Al 11•• 1100 $ · 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...__. •• 52 Brint a racquet · bikini 957 1900 t I • ...................... . m.-,111-0585. ...,...__,......, -2br. 2ba, or bch, bllilt·ins Top tennia/1wim resort! · · O,. 1 illllt SOtl - .FOUR et rental value• In ....................... refrig, d ishwa s h e r ol desert Gold Coaat. '"THI" .... !f .... , .. ? ........ . " _ _._SE.ASONSAPTS. town. We have 2 l&Dder BR z~ Ba CONDO S.75/mo673-2571 From-/Wk or by day. IXICUTIVI SUITI B·"CHCONCESSIO.. Now You ..,._, no pets. 2 br l ~ llQO. 2 under $450._ l UD · clean, ui I f t ' • -c.n •~ be tWDhle. P•tlo, pool, der •· All clean and AC..,: et,.:Oso'u Pc, te. New, lge 1 br condo, AGT.Jean731·31U f\illler'Yiceolflcealn Xblt PGt•lal 6 locatioll ll10. l3UoAonM2·H02. reed.1 to DJOYe in. Call • mo. sec. Venallles. 631·5231, Palm Duert condo, NewportCenter ..., ~r. Call Can NtW edult coado, 2 aep :.~\.~~c R.E. 1 Br. 1 Ba. Condo. pool, (213)430-31~ 2bdrm, TV, 1or1eo111 MO-S47o onsfor 535-5'15 bdrma baU. avail Dec. ' Enclad parkl.na. f4.50 mo. Lower' 2bdrm 2ba 9600 view, doee to ahopl, ,.. PLAZA IMIOA ISLA.. Sell a Nr S.C. Plua. tus. 2 Br. 2 Ba . Stove. -..maoc415-3150 Fri*: diahw~ber' Eaet •. Weekly or monthly. lllCUTIYISUITIS -·• ...., dop-malD 511.aus. dabnbr, ocean view. Br. 2 .Ba. CoDdo, Pool. Bh~f.'Nopeta . ....O.Wor Call~. '"'Jbeniladift'erence." llt. ladtloll . .,,000 +ln· JQ!). ; Pl>clad putio1 $450 mo. Gl·DI. .... .. SMN 4300 "'*-'·_,.down. owe IOlrl'ff COAST PLAZA 1 Br. Stove, d1bw1hr _,_oc-..!llO ....................... 714/71M2J4 balwe f« 3 yrs. 322 AJU:A. 2 Br. 1 Ba. WI ... .. ,. .... l86t NewportblanUbr ..,.,?Avoiddepoelt.16 .. ltic ..... Dr.1112 lllriaeA .... • patio, pool, rec facll. llHlli'l Ir ""1F Yeuly,'550. cut 11.,1 .. 1 e•peaeee! ai....,_CDtrtJU --1tJ ..... DO pets. "-•-1••••••••••• 17M7'9 ' ,. "' ..... IMla,epacMMllJbdnn,2 ...KJ ._-.. _ _.. Profe11loaally ainc:e bat II. frple , deck. ..---.,....-1'1lu-..--...TIS ....... , .. 2.. sauce. uoo IDO . .. IMllS ATBEACU .....,.,~ ~.:.";~."' ~-Darl~De, 04-072: .. ai:-.. ...... PoOI. teanla ~IM -.ir.dabft... lll·Ull. courtl, MllU, lie. 16 2 WOIDNO'l'OIHAftE? ...,._.~am iw at•iHCit ii40 COUMTIYCLUI bdrm (~m Mfo. 5511 wz MATCH aoo11 . _.,_ ttoo ·---···~· .. ••• .. ••.. UTil• IM RlwrAve.ta-... lfATal a~eloH r • m 111 a J1n1M new 1 • a Bdrm. ..wP01f 7DMTS .=: ::' .. ~ = :-•,::..~;:&~'. . llACH USITHI ICll'40to45.wsbr:zba •WM. •Ta cr11; <'14) .. _ -.... _,. DAILY PILOT ~ C,;.11_:_.. 8"6~· Nr. :;.. ...._ IW -coaam-1 oa • T ~ .-.-••·QIU, ....... .. tlile Baell Bay. Spec.· 11ll"'I + 1/SuWs.IU tlliMr.. Oil. WI~ ........,._ llo. I ......, ... f 1wtmm&111 IUULT" .,.,.......,.. · ..,.. ," ... Codo-,.. , 1~ .teu11 saV1c• ~· •·...., ..... ~~ L~•:: ~~ .._~.,,..,.. =..-:9",..a .... Iller/_. a ..,.w ..-t· DlllCTOIY ~N~. 111 D'fer, a ear aara1• .wa. _. ...,..... ~Re~~ ~·,, ~i ': •t•IH. aar!lei,deor 0-c:f.:C.::C" oe M/I', »a t.o ........ R.B. ..... , ........ + ~ .. .,.. .. ,... ....... ....,.. ... •<Clllefl o..-bWa.. i.111eart o1 Kuallalloa 8~11. w /spaclo111 offlcH-a,;a.$ij•:.:-ak7HP1a, .... CCID· '/. ,_....rm,• S: eq. ft. ~~·· "~alt . ..,.B_L_U_&_J_Sd __ IT-O-.-•• ~ .;;i;·,. eq.t. °"" ,,.... "8 ... ut . M...U.taU Je ....... W faataloa R&DCARPJ:T •bot· OIW'· U1 nat'l. •1111 ...... _ ......... ipDftlWMr ........ aq. ft. ...u located ~ \ro' *• •••· =:.=-.";:,~ ..,, ......... ~. ..... , .... , .... ~l'. ~,,.::..-..E? etrfll. I /CJ.. f~ ........ 19 • -s&or•I•· ....... ~11 11-.IWW , ... More wttll Dally Pilot PENNY PINCHER ADS Stlft •b' p. . 3 lines for 2 day1 only SI a day, 3'c a llne. Advertise one or more ltem1 valued up lb 1100. Each additional line Is • only eoc for \be two day1. Sorry . no com merclal ad1 allowed, Charu Your Penny Piacber Ad or uu your Bank Ameriurd · Vlaa 0111Mlercard. ........ Prtw._.Uo, ._,._...81111.... 64.Z,.1671 -.. ::.=-.-coea· '""*'"-•m =~...-...... •••• ·--u..a .. ==·---..11 .. !!~"'~!!!::::::::...~--= ··-I,. ~-----P"-~ • ., . .. Found : Blk /wbl/tad' Fe.m. J>oc, Huaky mark·,_ inp, nea collar. 963-2019. FOUND: Irish S etter; Male (older > Weslm.in s ler arel' 842-3e89 FOUND: 6-8 mo. old Irish female Setter in So. Cat Villqe call 536·9508 Found : Glasses in bro case at Redhill & Brist C.111. 645-7896. FOWld : black female La wllb gray marks clmt. Vic lrvlne are t ~2QllZ. LOST: Reward.am b Poodle. wearing bl 5allor collu, at Adams Lake St., HB. Ju:! Young 842·8540 of • pacer 558·7752 ho e 538-2190 ~~ FOUND: Lee WhJte Ma ' Doc. Husky mlx ~108 Lost : lon1·balre" SiameMI Cal , blue eyes,. fi~(y Lail. Loved pel. R EWARD . H .8 1 (213 )SC-150t. wsT: ShelUe doa, (mini Oollie). Reward. 983-517" FOUND: Lie Blk llaleJ Lab lla1nolla/Talbert 901571 FOUND: Male Golde• Retriever mu appro• 2.. yn. old. Free. Needs eoocl home. Newpor& lWta' A.nimlll llo9pll.& al·i.. r w.an~--c.......----t ...... ,... -0.. • U ... ~~~c==== l.Mdlc.,..., TNe Trim· Win IW'· ,..._, ...... ~ ............... 1111.U, Clea.~ Freei---ti.------ Ull&._,,11 =IAN·PrtC..S llLA.U.,MMIU • uup, coacrete ,fNe "tJmete OD ....._.!:.':::a.truck . ....................... -•••••••••••••• •.-&JJobll, ff-••••••••••••eeeeee. ~ •I ~ ~::Z1:1::' •§ (•f,! ·..,.. m.-~eel/ market· !!...!!'!! .... ! ........ . " • ~· ~ • l\Jlt Qu,aUl.J, De...,_ble 1IQI aeeu&ive w / medJa I I • '· ..... ~&: ., lirvb ..... a... 11 ~eoc· wlll create Wa. IU!!AU.Y CLEAN Cdlep ... aper'd mt---------· OOMPIZl'S ~ • ,... • •1 ,.__.,enM.W·JGia ... ~.~ct.!:_ m~aratetta1 1 ~J.!.~~~&-m ~~~jobf°' 1eu1 ~-'=°~~~ •-r---------c ,,.,...._._..,. .. ..._. Ml'vtC'll. Carpen· ..-,_. per. -_._, r apota, · . ,....._.,.._ trJ .._ phamtMq roof . ...-.. _...letl!_~~ rocbw-H DAVE'SPAl.NTlHG · Jola,54M120 IW~~-..:-. "5.m7 · · ....................... 11111 P .R. \AUCTS-1230 Wortiaa llotber'a &pedal .............. Tle-Jl,;jj-iijiir _____ ---·-•••••••••• ( I STOPJ II ;.. for t be Roll day• 1 . ... Sentn&t Areabt11n i -.._..-,..-;-;......... _.::::,~~~~~~~-""' •• Bl Bl Complete or routine •M reaaona e, D· New ceramic tile lm· .... .................. CDINTDSCOR. • .... , ................. deentaa Marilyn ror a IUNd,lic'cL51f.tm Neltaekhes,tut11tv. CUBTOM lNT•ftJOR Drtv• paUoe, walla. Q.Uty ...no. a\rip, re· Ual .. 1 .. ,_ •1 ..... /DftLLINST••. •o ftwllt. 9J.14Jt "" &LA~ .. tat .P•lr up .. ol. Free •-r 1or ....... oo Job too persona toucb. Wln-_,_, ~"" CARPENTRY .... lialdnap/del. A TCMaeb 1aiell.Quia. dowa/Cpt1 Included. I create custom up-.,_.,._,,, .... lb-Jay Ml.aD a-HWA.di tOllTI a1a. ... nu. 4N-7154. 59-Nt4,Mt-.. bollteredw&Ua.8»0130 AllTnee 531·1113 ~""~-...... !!~~.!~; ...... !!~~ .... !!~~!~~~.i.~!~~i.~ •• i~~.i.i •. i.i!~.~!!~!~.~~~~~-~.~~~-~~~.~!~~~.i •. i.~!~!~~~~~L~~~.~?~~~.~"~~~.~;.i.~,~!~ •• ~.~~-~.~2i~~.~~i.i~~.1:1~i·i·~·i"i~~!i~i •• ~~~-~.~i.i~i"i:i~i"i·i·i·i!i!i!i!~.~~~ .. ~.~~~-.~~~"~.~~~.~ •• ~.~:~?~.!~!~!~. PAE LAW student needs INTRO SPECIAL ASSUBLERS. We wUI CAIW CUSTOMH l• GENERAL OFnCE AS· l:IOUHICLEANEU LEGAL SECRETARY Ml!S81e•JP.T. tlS.000. Will do anythi'!1 M'VSTIC MASSAGE treln. Apply 7a m · For early AM newspaper Service desk. He avr. ~~~ C ler~yp~~ To work for Janice's needed for Hun\intton Delivery between eo.u Lwl. Confld entla M.A.5SAGES10W/AD ~,......c!ac~. 1131 delivery in C09ta Mesa, ~~1cbedulin1t~\· EFlrmanN~ua17U~O ~Ann. PIT. a.a, BeechLawFtrm.Cuual Meaa•Lawadale.MOD.· D . P .O. Bo• 3242. s.ntaAna 556· •· ta eaa Newport 6 Irvine areas. lnl-901 ''8tbmpterNB a e • · · · .f'ri.1'1~2114. atm09pbere, le1al ex-Sat . Mon. morniDI N.B. ma. Callbetween2AM·lOAM. TV, ·., • · perle.nce necesury . 1~12:30, Mon.·Sat. af\ l Prof SUNNY'S ASSISTANT 5S5GS. De livery /Warehouse ~al.Office Salarycomemu.rat.ewlth SPM. Apply UMIO Placen· '-, FIRST LADY esalonal Muu1e MAMA... C A S H I E R I Person for party & rental ~"Y/llHpt. HOUSl'.CLEANl!RS eqierience . .Uk for Sue' UaAve.,C.11 . .._ _ __... ... ... RelaxatJoa/l'herapeautl Sm I of · 147-«Kl. MrnoEL MANAGER _-..' D a. CaJJ appt. 548·2811 Draper's La1una Hills HOUSEWARES SALES. store. P tr apply 2025 · oc. c, vanety pos. v• ftwtyO.Clft.. s tore. Mu at be ex· Apply la person: Rion Newport Blvd. C.M. No shrthnd. nee. Lile NEWPORT BEACH 97,.1 .. 41 Con1rat ulatlons John p.,lnced i n b e tter Hard.are, 1024 Irvine . bkJ>J I' •11perw..te4 '-Secret.-y Coup&etomanaten,wly * .,. ~ * Klevina for beln1 accept· women '1 ready-to-wear <Weateliff Piasa) N .B. Delivery Man for ~arly Free 6 E.0 . E. ReftDed lady to live-in, Mml baye 1-:4 yean ex-relurbiahed moteJ on the MC.ttVISA Accepted ed at U.S.C. Dess, Sis, and IPO"-lwear Apply In AM L.A. Times Delivery Irvine Personnel A1ency private room• bath. eeriencewllb palenllaw. Pellnalll&. (714) 675-3463 Mille, Keith 41 Taja penon to Man~ier Ma-CASHIB Rot&11 e .. AdultsE only !. No .,~_E..;,27Ui. Coet!~e1~a70 Salary. 6"-88l9. 'l)'JJi.DI akllla II>+ wpm, COVER GIRL bleAustin 2'UJ Moulton ~time. Over 21. Com-co ectang! conomical oi>W---· • shorthand llO. Pleasant I &..1:,_-& Partway 'p1ua or call ~ beoeflu. We train. car required. 2YI hrs. ~r ~r " personal dfice $1300/mo D 0 E MOTI•S * OUl'CALL * n ........ METRO CAR WASH day. $&25/mo. net take care al arthritic woman Call ·Sa d r::.o ~,.-.,5· a..i ... y ...... c ...... to .. 95.l-0778 MC/VISA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2llC50Harbor,C.M. ' t.>me +bonus & gas al·~· all ~reeds. ~X· cm Balboa Island. Mon .. Coastal ;e::oo,;, A.";:n'. Pifb;b;s1rnn1 ;:~;: T~ ..... Y'S S.._.••_.&1._ 7005 .... .-......-lowance. Westminster / pd.only~~ Fri. 12nooa·7 or 8PM. cy, 2790 Harbor Blvd, Wed, TbuJ'I, AM , call ..,_... -· ---."9 Hlmtington Beach ar ea. 13.SO/br. +meals 6 tax· C.M. at.bld.lcclub551-4421 OFNEWPORT ....................... Immediate openlnas for .-a•W G:ll-5466 G>UARDS~ es paid. Also need aamel NE\'E§AFEE E.O,E . News Deli LA ESCORT Now enrollina. Costa teller trainees, full at ~-U~ Fu.JI & part time. All belpforwkndsonly. Refs paper v~ry, 752.9368 Meu Christian Pre · part time. Cash handling Deliver newspapers after areas. Uniforms furn'd. req'd. C.1167S-0696for in· . . T\mes to homes 1n Nwpt -1-0UC--H-A_C_L_A_S_S--i s chool. $2 9 .50/wk . exper pref'd. F /t ime UTVTEM school. Youn& students: Ages 2Jorover, retired terview Liquor : Part time . Bch, 3:30AM-6:00AM. Includes bot lunch Ir note clerk position also age 12·15, CdM /Fashion welcome. No exper. nee. · Weekends, Nighu. Must 5'50 to SSOO mo. 548-Mtl. ISCOITS s n a c It s . 6 4 g . 54 2 3, open. Xlnt benefits. · lsland area. Call Neil: APP 1 Y : Univ er s a 1 HOUSEKEEPER. live in. have cash register ex-~1413 WIRS. 752·06l7 &t&-5830. Equal Oppty Emplyr 6'1s.6327. Protection Service, 1226 Wanted by sr. citizen. perience. 1888 Placentia. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- .,..,, ...,,....,.......,.W....,.,_ .. -,_,d,..____,7,,..-10"""0.,,-1 A.pp(yal: : MARKETS . -__.--... -.-... ~-S-IS_T_•_u_y_' W.~Sl..,Sa.ntaAna . In· Mu.st drive. Opportunity _C_.M_. ------LITTLE AMMllS Bank Of America For 2nd & 3rd Shifts _.., --_..." to · ••••••••••••••••••••••• terview hrs: 9.12 ai 1.,, supp. your soc. secun· U . . C d' llCllT Almt a.Ell ESCORTS Jt.UVia Lido,NB. Exp'd 4 day week CDM Mon-Fh. ty. La Habra area . ve·mcomp1n1on or IS· Accountant /Secretary 759-4508 We promote to manage· area. 644·7162 Zll-tl8l~. 114.675.6760. abled woman. All Major Credit Cards Ac~~ted HS-1676 needed for larae m arine ment & supervision from 213-943-544.3. 548-8596 hardwar e co. Good ~G-_..,1..,,11 within. Dental Receptionist. N.B. M .. Weareseekina a reliable benefits. Call64S-1711 . TB.LB·-" WANT A CAREER? office. Experie nced HIPPY H OUSE KE E p E R ac••1•• penoo with an aptitude {Om opport. for person Costa Mesa piease. 644·0032. DINING ROOM A'M'EN· Are you a hard working for figures as calculator Grand Opening, Men & Age is no reslriC!-ion to with basic typing ability 111 Del Mar 'I'll& .. .._. DANT for small retire· and ambitious person skills to work Night Women, for relaxation & earn extra Chn1t~as & math aptitude . 631-94.21 DIHTAL/ ,,...._,, menl re1idence. Full loc*inc for a career in Audit. Enjoy •lnt com. stimulation try "Touch mooe.y, .demonstrating Outstaodin1 working RICEl'TIONIST FROM EVERYONE AT .i~ d E f fast foods manage ment ...... nv benefit.a including a ,,.... f n... rt t dill F · La Be h """""'• ' ays. xp. pre · Do you -.. ;oy working ..-.... of<laNMaasage&Spa" .,.,,. m me ..,.,pa men con ons . r1ng e gwta ac 4 day flt hours flex. 49f.9'58 ... .., free meal per shift. App. 1..9525 Beach Blvd, H B. ~· $4.00/hr. +com· benefita ar pleasant Sur· 494.9233 64.S-75a> ·,-n,•Lf'M.':._ ---·------•wi th p eo p le , the ly in person llam-noon, 53&-9172. We accept all mission. Call (213) roundings . Qualified H . Be h '-' \ I \ HOUSBIB'llt/ clfhallendoge hof leadersEhid~? tt'.JiPmql)Q.eL. credit cards. open 7 37&-46ll. 5AM·10PM. penoo may obtain an •P· unUntton ac lfMPOllAAY HllSONNll SUMClS C~AMION ,.~d Ii"~ eton MtaJe k .. w'atbs OTT HOTB. da plication at Irvine ofc. ·--llllil962 ... 11111116._ __ Disabled man needs live ...,... ... !IOON rte 0 ys. A fl lmcelhhen 5325 University Dr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiii_iiii_iiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii-in aide, salary $62•. 559f5 Wanted Daily for retired you. St art1n1 wage ewpo enter r. & •M1 .. •l1 S52·53Z5 (Share living exnonses). healthy 1enUemen. Mon-$1500/up plUll health plan Newport Beach SINGLE~ Meet sincere. ~ .,... l72l ........ _... Fri. Must coo&. 673-8593 f d f ·i '-riMlllWll~llllilfli~~ people-like You! Low CA. EMT·l . Comp !. F~~monlSalsit CHRISTMAS MJ.?ff· ~ •°'ydouan Y?Ur am1 yd,. Fee Call DATELINE· Insurance reqwrement ""'"'ra av ngs WlNDOW PAJNTING ..., .. _..Cid! Kousekeeper wanted ... P vacations an •--------- iiiifiiireeiiiiii800-iiiiii4.5iiiiiil·iiii32Aiiiiii5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil :,:. ~raopgoodpay,dr;n"!! _E_.o_.E_. ____ M_1F_1_H_, P/Urne daily. S3.25 hr. Donut shop. Aflernnoon•---------ToMon .. Fr,1. 91AMl·S:Ba301PboM . ~~~~n.~~~n~~~e.~:; ~~s~r;~visor fo r " Noexper.n«ess. s hift. Apply D.K .'s care or ove y 8 for 1nterv1ew anytime .,. .. 8380 •FOXY LADY • =~~~~s Am· •1001(1(1EPH 'SEdS'·'Rm wlr DonlJU, 29603 Fairview. HARDWARE SALES Peninsula Home' & 3 after 5:30. Call Me ts ----~----- OUTCALLONLY Lt. mfr. inneedlqu.l. in·---------C.M. Apply in person: Rion scbool·a1e child ren. Ed's Pizza Parlors. 1180 NW"SeS Aides Orderlies VISA MC ARC ff t TE CT U R AL. dv. for all bkkpg func-a...;CAL_ ---------• l!ardware, lOZ« Irvine Mwlt speak English & So. Bristol. Santa Ana. needed for cc'.,nvalescent * 97~ 11 ll * arcbitec:tl and aenaor /in-tion1 lO.key typing a. .... DIPAITMIHT Do you have a rlair for In· (Weslcliff Plaza) N. 8 . have lllnt. references. 546-3963. holpital. Wknd. shifU . t d i l d t •d teriorDe corating ? .__.W ... ..--. Ca116'1S.7643afl.6PM& Xl.nt ..... fl'-A 1 . er me a e gr a e compu er exp. .. ay CLHK P/time help wanted for ~ _.,.",,_. onwknds. Manager · · ~ne ...... PP Y in draft.apenoo lmmediat~ "°'*wk. Co. pd. benes. deco . ct I h SALISRIP WANTED MATURE person. Beverly Manor A1\AMT1S MAS SA-.1 operunp foT those u Top 1alary to top person. ~·level clerical Poal· our raung r . n t e • HOUSIKIB'llt · Convalescent Hospital. °'--II 97"'7-" d uoo· open •ft our 11h1'pp1'no city of Irvine. No exp. To call on Reader Ad AD LT C 0 UP LE to ~•• p-rl•nc-d 10 Com· .c-ca .. ....., ys, u• .. d ...... Vi ... oriaAv•C M ;;ar_.,. "' "' "' ._ • · d rt t ....... Call 1·7'""·0313 aft a..-•--acC""ft'•forad· Neede to lake full "''""'"0 el6 unitaplhou11e .-., ''' ... ·· · mercial bld••. ltyn. f ). 842-4147 eves. • receivang epa men . ....... ...., .,..,IUQNJ .,_...., ··--Be Pampered by l~ Beaut Cirla Op en IOAlll-4PM 1 day& P~.nt ~3'33 -,.... l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Som· 1·t p ck'ng I lOAM vertisinc. Mon.-Fri. n!Sponslbillty or h.sehld. in nice Eastside C M Nun~· Multi family hou11no "' 1 e 8 1 0 • w · " volved. Must work with 9AM·SPM. Base + com· omen recuperaung area. Reaume 6 local 'type V1. pleaunt work IOC«••• F/C deadlines. Candidate DliFTIHG> mission. Co. benefits. from suraery. Perma-rel. req. Exp. pref. To HlrMtA .. a inc cond • oear Ne•Port Npt. Bch Investment shouJd type 45wpm & Architectural desi gn Will train. Neat •P· nent: Salary open ref's apply, please send com-SJ 75 &.. Beach Top pay · fall firm haa openin1. per eit· have l~key experience. drafter, 3 · S yrs ex per. pearance 4' good spelling req. fWO.fi028 plete reswne to ad no. 61 . • f -• . •• SPIRITUAL REA Di sc;~ lOam·lOpm Pully IJ< d a 7296 or 492-9034 J 31 s S. Camino Roi , S an C1em . bme.fll.I. pm19lon, for F /C com· P1eaae apply in person: Newport Beach ofc .. essential. Apply Pen· Daily Pilot. P.O. Box We. wall tram. 8 paid CORBUC /Y ... Af'lJJI • mlulonl bkkpr-<tetail· PLESSEY SEMICON· 67HIJO nysaver. 1660 Placentia Ho usekeeper I N anny 1560 Cost a Mesa. CA holidays .. beainnlng . as f'ARTMf"'RS INC I t d DUCTORS l'"l K . A't/e C M needed for 3 school age . soon as hired, benefits. or en e person -• '" aiser. DRUGSTORE RX&drua · · · children, Live-in. Salary 926216. n-yVl·ew Conval'"'1c•nt 11m Mtkhell South computer knowledge a Irvine. ..., ..,. " "' lrvilw,CAt2'714 mull -skllllul o n --.-----.--.-elm. 9-6 Mon-Fri, xlnl HELP WANTED SlSO/Wk. S ~days. CaUMANICURISTS, female. Hoepital, 2055 Thurin. 7W S..-7124 ldepbooe • P.R. work. Clerical Receptionis t . pay. Moulton Plaza SALIS IEP. Mr . T y I e .r a t immed. opening. Must C.M. Mrs . Farrell: • ________ ._ _______ .. lbtwity necessary. Call Ptr. Aerobic Dancing. a Pharmac y . Laguna (714)773-5004 dunng of· have license & exper. in 6'2·3!505. E.O.E. NOTICE OF PUILIC ...aJNG The Planning Comml..;on of the City of Fountain Valley will hold a public hearing on the Ci1y't Seventh Year Ho using and Community D evelopment Blo ck Grant Application on December 10. 1980. at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. 10200 Slater Avenue. The purpose of the hearing It to solicit public Input into the ptan"'ng and development of the City's S eventh Year Housing and Community Development Block Grant Program. Pr~ectt currently unde_r consideration Include: ( 1) Funding for the administration of the Seventh Year Program; (2) Funding for a Housing Coat Reduction Program_; (3) Funding for a Fair· Housing Services contract wtth the Fair Housing Council o1 Orange County; and (4') Funding for a Houalng RehebilltatlOn Prdgram. Ideas for projects and project prlorltlea wUI be solicited by the Fountain Valley Planning Commiaek>n at the December 1 o 1980. Public Hearing. lnter•ted cltizena l'NY attend the helwtng and contrtbufe to the planning ol the Clty't Seventh Year ~ng and Community Development Block Grant Ai>Ptlcatk>n. Ouestionl 1bout the hHrtng nwy be 8dd""'9dto; Nal'lfitnea11corp,hasan Hi lls. 768·3784 Mr . to call on Reader Ad ficehn. all ......... Attractive & N·-'"ft l.lla!Mllli.______ bUli.nelllaccowi~forad· -------~~1 _ .. _, -~"~ ---------i immed openin1 in F.V. Dreyfus verllain1. Mon.·Fri. Housekeeper. live in, neat personality. Salary C1ttlflecl Bulldinfs 4' Grounds Supervlaor. Saddleback CGUqe North Ca mpua, Irvine. Varied ex · for an exp person with . .._ . 9am·SPM. Base + com· 5/dayi w••k. 894.3.,..,6 to start. Call Toni. ......__ ........... x1ot typinl & telephone Executave ""s1slant I I C b r·t "'"' "" 63&-91293 ,___. ._,_ skills . Pleas e c all AUlbor /PubUsher seeks msaon. o. ene 111 . dys.831·0'768eves. $400/tW Executive Asaistant. exp Will train. Neat ap ~ •cSIMILv • • 96t-t616 for interview. -•ranee" aood s ..... llinl Janitor needed for con· ----• 8 paid holidays, begin· penence in l or more of Oerit typists wanted part· the bulldlna trades. time, general office Pre I era b 1 y at the akilla. flexible hrs. $4/hr. Journeyman level ts in· 64&-TTtl Cathy. in ediUno & research ..--.. ..--...... 1C1•o..1 "'"" h' _ .. " essential. Apply Pe n-valeacent ff09plta.I. Xlnt. • ~ _..." .... '6 as soon as 1r ...... help(ul. must be fut. ac· beneflta Bay 1 Con curate typist , prefer · nysaver, 1660 Placentia benefit•. App I y in Requires experience in vaJ~t Hos~i~:I. 2065 rably e ipe rlence on Ave. C.M. penoo, Beverly Manor operatin1 power band 111 . C M M F word P ........... •lng -.u1p. .-• w ... ...--a.iv. H09p .. 340 Victoria tool.I. (Router, bender. unn, · · rs. ar· ·--.. ·~ •"•-A C M etc.)Someweldint.APP· reJJ:642·3Sa5.E.O.E. Call&t.2-<M77 for app't. We are now accepting ve. ·~ _ ly lo -non. 8-5. 22822·8 ~-n--k G' 1 cludln1 eiper . at a ~ level. 7AM- 3':30PM. M-F . Salary ran1e: SH ,648·$21,000 per year. 83H850 btw. 8-$. CLOTHESTIMI liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiil applicattons for a full .-..... --Gra.nfte. Laguna Hills. ~·~· .!~e •fit~~ ~-~~ '!~lpnf._ paasrs~!~Z'n~ lmClllf" Seca•t.-y ~ adpoe~pt. Tin•l~phoren~ F/f proleulonal, Bench 7•211153. MUllt have 1d handwrit· ... '"' • c-o 600t ....... ....., "' "' "' P9'aoo exp'd in setting, · f I C l Pl i " manqer trainees. Call -• as counter sales. Re· finlabini. 6 renaira. Medical Aaslst , front · n1. a l 8·5, cw ca 842-1.ZJl. Topfll1htatlractivelady quires 1ood spelling, NUltbavex.lntref:cs,call fice, for G:P., exp pre-Paper5'9-ll.S7. COilMISTUDIHTS w/1bortband, bkkp1 , 1ram mer . 6 p e n · Si5M04'1 ferred, maal resume of· PAJMTSAUS BlJSINESSGROUPneeds typinf A mana1ement man1hip. Must enjoy flee mana1er: 351 ftDlll. penooa for part· Wcrl. ru1I or part time akllla. $15,800 pr ·Yr + meet1n1 the public. APP· ...... Hospital Rd. Ste 118, Part Ume, Tues. 5 to I , tlme mkt1 -sal e1 , aellina electronic llCIOObon .. /profit•bare. ~ Pennyuver, 166 Cust.ocllal Work morn· N.8.921163. Wed.ttolpm.Someexp ... PR al I t I o I l•lllllli.lla..iiliiilli.j · A CM Kenn Rhna Hardware ..,..,ce, . mst potent. c c u a ora. m c r · 11 acenua ve. . . m,a ~l. train minimum 281SHarbor 81 d C 11 , ___ w._aa __ n_t _l002 ___ , ~~~r~a~[*1~~~ _ft_ lbtaa, over 21, F/f or =ha~~~~~=·· Medilha.UTATI Partnme v ., .. Cafeteria Aaalatants knowled1e of computer ~ • put. Exp'd Pror. for all ....-.......... Hol..a-. S? ne.ded·put time help at aclencn helpful. Good Teleprompt• Cable TV 548-7418. I.Alie'• retail store need• medical dental real ......-~,. llAll"CO P'onter Jr. Hl1b pe,y Is beneftta. In C.M. of Newport Beach la ac-II an 1 I er, A s a i 1 t . mta lrwactiool. bust· Te mporary Cbris tm .. School. Apply at callLev:StO-lSIO. ~ •PPliCatlou ror ffmt••needed,matUR Mwpr6Se.laPenoo· nesa opa, lnvealmeDta, opeainp for credit card Capiatrano Unlfledliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• tempOrary help to H · penon, menatel1altype, ael. Call Annabelle leuln1, etc. Send re· auth()ri;atiOD operatort School Dlatrict, 32972 cbMte cable TV equip-reataurant exper. (ZIJ)7~1. aume to: 1'7M2 Skypark Start Imme diately! Ca.I P f l SJC •COOi • mmt bl Newport Beach necwary. Day • evea· <lrcle 'D' lrY. 92714 Open 1 .sa,_ per w..t • er ec 0 • · Breufaat Cook, F rr, .,... llu.t bave depeD· tna pioslUooa available. Landscape E1Umator. boura avail. betweem l=ijjj-iiil215iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Exp. Pref, If Dol·will deble tunaporlation. Pl .... apply Z·S daUy WWtnJa.Ce.llforappt: llEDICALRECEPT. lOAll·lOPM Sl.70/br. ap .. tnMl. ADD1f lD penoa: Wlll lrala. Staninl at Pero• a Sp l c er y 511-4441. Partt!me, f.lClpm, some plyll-s..MJl..4P.I~ CAIPIJSTOll D6cteblftll'aS.t ...... SO/br with tncenUve ........._mlN.Maln S&.557-GOOLaura. TI .. IHA • MAMA•• Ns••tRlyd.CM f«•, AllPlY at 801 Weat St.HB.SeecUftVUJaae. LDJALSJ:CRrl'ARY • .... --...... TIAMSACTIOM ·---· • --1'lJ9 a. fl: a. HOS re s ~ eterow backsrounct u1 c.,__ •-n Posttloa open for •I· ---------.a pnf_..... all c...... ·-1reu lv e mir . In Ooat,fulllspart.•pplylal Go ll'tOfc~ lbture wtu. bowledt• ,,.,.,.Topf.;:TMleom-un .t.-t wkla tralnJaa 2463 ....... 0r ...... ltl&ewtde, multl·atore ,.... at Mutt L1acbes, Small co. near ocean Is alJUlty to • ..,.,. ... a llDd...,..eDCeYCMICOUld EOE M/P'/11 opslltioD, Oruae Coua· 111 •alm, Balboa. _.. atable • mature formaJ dlotn• room. LIOALSSCRrl'ARY -•ti..vm1 ....,.. •. Las~ •=:-.J':nee. _m._1111 __ .______ Pl"IOft wtUI lyn. 1n'l Prtvate Club aak for small dJDAmlc real ._ tA u.e apeelllltlea PASTlml ~J....· .. ole. uper. Accurate ...., m.171D foe ap· _,.. ... to&ta .. klo nrm lD ........,.. bl wUta ... arby ..._.. ••~ __ --..11-,ram, """'" ••• •I, Coua\tr Help Dffded. ~p~at IOwpm Froat _,....__ -·--.... .._ ---....... ,..... ::t-..ct.. --..... _ _.., --. p--.1. ' . --· **'°" ee.wr. aeeu .... : ............... . 1111 fto.ll _.__. __ • .-telepbon• rtc•P· ~.--·• w-~-No-.-.A~ a e1.-. : m.orlllt. nmtae •••· u.. Xblt. co. bneftta, ----1 Plt&nD•t" ·-----JllllaJl.nr _. -ial tldft8. •• bt ia•or Clill Dmma: -.-. ...._ -WTBI • • • r I •ti c le I a c .. X·b , ~r,..,u•!!, .1 GAmWl'TOWM Mt-CllU I: 0 E ••iiii(iijjiiC:l-1 HOIT, .. .._... MCMSJ. Slaor\· .. aad, ....._ la :Let, aAft.,.,.. 11~7171 ~-' · · · ••M OMCI ...... -p .u~ ., • ..,_. M=•· • abll. tn· ·-•1•" ~-_... ·--,_ r--• ._. .... .,.,... y.,. •• , .. -------Tnlttl ._ -· ••all for r•U••l• IM • m9t. ~-...._. ..... __...... sa.-CUITOl>lAN .-et .W. leMol ~· ,..._• aalary depe•diDI H --.-ft a ti DOTOO ........ Oii '•& .. fOI' 01'eclH\e. Mo H,.r. 1. SldoY a : q•allllu'1oaa 6 U • :-.:::::rt:...::: Olrf'DA~T .,_.. .. ael l"9tall lton HH1Hr1. rarmeu .....,._bl· ,.n•e1. Oood .....,... ...... ,.. ..u.tmat a.a .. ,....._. .. • ..._ •ala&ftwe. l•••ra•e• Or••P ...... a,,_ ...a per ,. •II Cll,.. _._ Anoi • .. Ill .. ~,... ........... nlla•I• .... a.o.s. --·-n.-I ._ IDr _.. ... 11r911111k .ri.a-..-.u..,. ,_ • a ML& ... • MA-v ._,_ Y••'I ... a,_ & ... : _,_ ..... asr WI....__ r.nu.. ................. ...... fall" ..... ,_ Cc.iA.J!.~ .... -c· =· = ~t'r. =...,. neellH\ ., ...... ,..,....,.., l =.~~~t*c-" ---~ -. Call Jl• or dr•willl ,.,,., ,.... ---IANJU-~ ,... ...... ..,......... ..._.....,, .... -- i - Wmls• JIM. 1010 hteY• .... , .... s. 1011 .... s. 1011 .a. llir 1 1171 Ill• ........................ ....................... ....................... ....................... • .................... , .................................... ._ • ._.. •• .a .. S..0. famll;y the freezer Free to 1ood home, PLAHl'S, Ilaria• Kt ... OU t b'9 '7 50. book m.Dtamond Rlafw/ap-st COLU:cl'ION.i • *toll NI rt1&Hraat Heb lt•t .. f~ ='·.:. ~:.. ~:: ftma.le Dobi. mix pup. l'\nitur.. M Sat. rllek, a•; •2 ..... •: praiul $5000. Call ~BDb.J Dav;' ............ '°fill ear ... op11&1. la , .. ,. 5PI( ltoulebftll 1ood w /ltl$. BoreeLA.C.11 . ••II WDd••· 2/Sl.10; t'la.SOIO,UAM•IPM "'--.Call .. .., -=-~=1:-11•· ~:. ~.1:.-.l::'~:f:: :SJ::·-Beb.ul;:;••t· · •-atutoaraie&ale camps wudws, Sl·llO; •tlEAVY 1>ea11aer Hel ...-.,.--' ~th -• 1.1::1 eMk'WI, deJ.l wotUrt, 1kUJt c....t.d ~. lYJ>~ Dyaa 11ame Ga• Loi Sbepberd /Collie Iii ix Refrt •• cbalrt, boob, mirror, •: nex. atove IOld bracelet +auuet Riviera Sofa.bed •• H. • ......... lltdlllle dlli..., ....,.,... Call for '75). 9ouDd proteuAGaal Elfflrtc Frplc Model Male 10 mo.. all •bola. mile, fun, 20611 ~· • ~·; dnuer, pmdmt +·lel dla eariAp window alr CI09ditJoMr, ... uu w /r•1•tl•1 ..-.m•1'ell, .,... maturity• c:or· Macb41'1~m3 llc.etc.•1012 adiurb6a Lil, H.B. Sat. '15.demll.•.formlcata· ~ '71.545-m:D . ..-.... &a 01 ••· ___.;.• _ __. ... lp"'·I .-1 ... -.i. 111-4131 ble top, oaly, $1.50; ••• 1 . 1071 --------t ..._ eo: lt•aflts la· ....._.. --:---· ..,.. •u · Frl1ldalre auto. 1u Beaut. 2 fr old male. .....,. • · coucb, mall• lnlO bed,• • '" <>val braided NI txU, I~ ~a 1Ne ..al per Weed ...... maoaaer dryer,x.lntcood. $150. Alaskan Malamute Slit. .. 2. WoochrorbfW"D., 90; 811t aa retri1, 1ooct, -••• .... • .. •0 ••••••0 cond '75, Teac B to Jt -1 for Mbr. coffee abop. s.l-3Z7& deaperately oeeda 1d ...._ 6 dryer, mlac. llO; Dode• whl 6 tire New Hex Bolta·quauty t~. md1 4'Q10, &d ..,_,.on~ ......,Mt~la1exper. HARBORAREA bme.ea.179' 31*1 PaHO Saot1a10, &.'10x.15,new,$30;f'lnt~~ hardened USA·2 tons cond $100, Solid dbl oak •"""'°"Ctr Dr. '*1'4. Paid vacatioo. Ap-APPUANCESERVICE ft'ee• loviq houae doe SJC. ~'llOla. Lawn IJ'UI calctier, $8; below1tboletale1'1MIOT etaeerewitbdrop)ea.llld • ltlw .. lBtacb IQ TQkn Restaurut, We~ uaect appliances ·ed 35 lb t . 'Oailt1aD Scteo book Cl'\llda, 2 pr/$12; boat Mliu• ,_ IOiO delk, x1Dt cood $115, 'W '!!!~'~l'llll!l .. l!!'l..a,IYi!EIMM'!l'!IJ 'lledblll fl Sao&• Aoa u ___ ... "' apey • ' 0 nice c:• •. IDChor lOlb $20 20301~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yamaha Enduro Jeo. • • Iii •• -·-...... ....._,,_ -we ae i-.vuu., .uar. family •1-41814 ~ Iola ol 1oodles • ' . d I r~wy.a-. --·-r--"tl lth appliancee.54t-30'T7 . MM-O>°M Sat onlv a7 Cyprels,S.A.HJts,So.of WIAl&.#.4.af+a.s •lot COD ' $400. c:a~ "•tt1m&JV/ ..._, .... mew German Sbe M ood . . #" Airport. ,..,,.._ ,.., 4M-Jll06 k, 0 Wlllp Reaturaat, Natural or w/out. up., or •UI 17 cu ft mrlierator, top wakbdoc. f~ ~ :ood W. wu.onc.M. tromyow bMtlntea card. ---------~r--• ..... ;.,ac· ~deli. ~ ... ~/lpw~.eedMuedat· train. Good co. benerlts. frzr, auto ice maker, t.>me 531-lOU 3 Family Garaie Sale: CHRISTMAS ITEMS-s.dplooe card for eawch NC~rt Be~:b T1 ell1nis __,,. 1 ....,.._ ........ a Apply ln peraoo tam to SL2S.Cashooly.780-0l'15 · bebyfum,recliner,alasa Boys pants 6 shirts: tac ua oae spare. e ha,., Mem.,..rsb p or • apnini oran be rapouible Ir aetr-ua.mlloothnaFrlStan-lriabSetter, 10·12 mo. cioneetblcutlronatove i.dieeclotbea,1ames,50 retura permanently aale'7508"-51N2 · •aperieaced plant motiv•ted. Poaaible dar. d Shoes, 3077 So. Dlahwaaher $150 . Male, bu shots, with "--'--~-bldS/S .. 3 .,.,. ladder 6 dru_m aet. eealed attr•ellv'e ta1 6 .•!pU~r /l odutrlal __ _. 1'13-*5 Bristol CM Refriierat.orS'(). •Wlll'C..-,,. ""' c w w 1 "' strap, mMllnl airline Oawfoot Bath Tub-Old., !!lllDMr to ovenee all ._. · • · · 83!·1971 1>9pen,needsyard&ilov-Avoc:adoCDMioalley · or.ner · i aon. J.O. requirements. Pre-Cut Iron Ir WhitAl ...... ·o1 our maaufac-Reltaur11Dt STATIONERY STORE in ealdds.Mft.'1835. Pacific,C.ll.M2·4l90 vent 1ou Ir theft! For a enamel. GoodCond. SlW. turiocoperatiou. Tb1a ls Day \lme Penonnel: Cdll needs ulealady Refrigerator, perfect Aawllae 1050 3 Family Sale-You name SPYGLASS HILL S t " penoo.alized tag encloee Xlnt Decorator · u em : :'."!'.!. opportunl&y for Ho 1te1 a /Ca s h I er , F /time, 5 days. Xlnl. cond. Looks Ir runs ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!iw:.•;:,~?<>~.;,S:~ '::ti: Sun, 9-3, bikes'. t~ys, wallpaper, fa brl c or m -365-4 daya, 951-2551 ·-penoa •boeao Jiuaperaon ai Food wortriQlcoadl. Especial· great. Must see. Must I BUY dee, tbl aaw, metal de· gamet, wood doll !">uae, ''Day Glo" paper Ii we eves. ~Im.!!!::~:! ServerCorChuckWaaon. ly fme clientele. Phone: sell.1112-7556. ** * * tect, clotbea, furn., kit. pictures, decor. item~. will back & trim your --------~ .,.•=•,for eCric:al • Apply in ~rson. dally 675-lOlOCor appt. Kenmc,,-e Elec dryer, 3 cy-Good. \»eel Furniture ·" items, antiques. Alley or clothea. etc. 29 Cambna ~ u%.~ two cards G~~~": l!fhJa:':t' b,yclNUc froducts. The ~-tSP~. :;_razy H~:=~ StrawH.ePID9 cle,$100. ~~mi~t~ will 2oth/Oran1e. Sat/Sun Dr.C<IM.64-4-4201. PRICES: almoat nu, med. aiz~ .aucc,Nfulappllcantwlll ea ouae, Fountain Valley . 548·7174. TMSAUCTIOM 8-4.Lookforaiios. 1111175HONDAMOO,Mini S2eaor3/~ sacrificeSl00.552-8803 • s~ our total ~pro· Brookbollow Dr. Santa Bike OBO 4/5t Sl 60 cludion1'ortforce&ire· Au,sct-1512 Mana1er & assistant Sears Kenmore elec. 6461616&1ll·f625 Set.10.3. Mfr'aSamples, . w/90eog._$1.25/ ap · ea. Port. dishwashe r port di.rectly to tbe s• 'ES ~ers. Must have ex· clothes dryer, lrg capaci· Mai I e 1 ea v e s " Misc. P~. Smger Sew-~:tap $1.:':· w/butcher blk top, $150. 1en•eral mana1er. n.a.. • ~7_25eo72ce_. Contact Ross, !~~ .. ~1lnt cond. $100. King Sa Xtra firm loner handmade Christmas iQaMachineCome&See· orSal~T .. •0Jnc~~ded. v~ .... waterbed,likenew, B.S.l.E. desl.rable, but UY~ are a11resaiv~ and '" ~ s Pr i n i m a t t re s s ltem1. 2512 E. 16th St. ~~ !;!_.814 Towne St. CM NO CARD? ...... .. lookiQI ror a futw-e 10 re w/matching coil box spr-........,_., SlOO. 19" BltW TV· S2S. can be waived If prior ea-· Tl.ACHEI . . C.M. (comer Tualin It Draw your own or send 557-811111, 957-5534 perience is nteosive. lail mamt w/1ood co. ForPrivateSchool in CM Frigidaireelecdryer.itlnt l.DIS. never used, still lflth). H d1ahl'9oochl06S name, address, phone ai Xlnt. starting salary 6 benefits apply in person cond. $75 or trade for eas pkged, worth $520 incl ••••••••••••••••••••••• we'll make ooe card per F'JREWOOD delivered & benellts for t he rl1ht 9am to Uam Moo tbru ~3803 dryer. 631-0257 or delivery $238. Cash only MOVING-Gara~e s.ale, Kint-size bedspread, tag.J\dd25teach. stacked.Judy peraoo. For interview Fri. Standard Shoes, 3077 TalepllDAI Sales 548·3llOO. 64l>-808'1 Sal . /Sun. Boya bike, s::tet, like new. cost Send check or money or-t!M_.764 appt., call Peraonnel at: So. Briatol, C.M. & Pr1•oticNt 17' f t C Wh" I I 9' Couch w /love seat Curn. • I a• r a o I e' seU $75 646-4382 dert.o: 714-5'CM811. roe ree 1r PoO hardware, nr tile, 2 whl .. 'L • 1070 PILOT raJMTIMG CHRISTMAS SALE I '78 Fulltime. Some ex· coppertone refrig, xlnt Gold/Brown Brand New chairs, auto hand con· -•••f Yamaha 100 MX. low POSITIOMS ~SALES $$$ perience preferred. Will U60. St(M083 Best0ffer842-4034 trol. paint, clotbea. toys, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co5t~-~~~C~92t>Z6 hrs. $650, '79 Moped AYAILAIU "1H train right person. Washer, MUST SELL. Couch le plaatJc pipe, typewriter. Man's 14Xt yellow gold Lazer (now general) Day Hoetesaes 646-8'704 <ask. for Gary>· 8582 Wave (Garfield &r bracelet, in nugget lex· Lott••••• SJOO, Eng.llsh Runt Sad· F/f ...... _.... + + + clean, good $75. love seat, 1m/wht plaid, t·--' b "-.. 1 die 2 p ds 1• ... -, .... h • .......... eeper . Telephone Solicitor want-548-851.3 S48·«85 "1ntc:ood. $ISO. 646-1932 Newland), H.B. gg.5138. '""""cur WI&, measu.r-Send aomeone you ove a · a • •.m .. • .. Inquire3-5Pll Mon.Fri Stimulating, c~allengiog ed. Ptr. Work at home. ins llmm in width, 8" bouquet of 30 multi col· leathers, irons, 2 bridles 1'13-UG5 &r very rewardmi career 5'.>6793, 754.0535. ReCrig S /S, clean s150. Barller Bro&. King Size BEAT lNFLATlON! lien&th. Secured with a ored belium ballooos tied w/blts, rest plate, large ---=====--1 oppty. with New~ort . Washer-eas dryer set, Electric Posture Bed 2lamil.ysale. concealed bolt c lasp, with ribbon" you.r own blanket, 3 halters, as· ~.s!!IJ! Beach olc. of a rapidly T~ OIL COMPANY clean s150. s.8.8513, w/vibrator. $100. 548.4273 229Sierks, C.M. S/S. 9.5 wiUI a figure 8 safety peraonal me ssage . sorted equip. $350 .takes _... growinf computer needs mature i;erson for 548-4485 clup. Total weight is Perfect for every oc· all. Beginnin11wta.r$40, Ja••,.I• sri\.ll!lna personnel co. short trips surroundinl{ Wanllo buy : u Armoire M_OVJNG SALE. F urn, :J>.92 pennyweights. Ap· casion. We dell ve.r . Saturday 642·6393 431 f\a.UorPartTime. For !df.ouareanorganized Costa Mesa. Contact Dryer.gas, & two drawer file lioenaallam:'i~s~ pniledover$3,000.Sell ~ Lenwood C.M. ~e width Harris l -starter w/a proven customers. We train. clean, good $65. cabinet. Must be in gd Harpre-bor• esv: D aCd. M forSl.850. 5"48-6446. Lo 1•11 track record who enjoys . · 548-8513 548 4485 d d bl 1ew r . · "D• Raquel Club of Irvine ollset press. Apply in proapecting & develop· Wnte T.D. Dick, Pres., or .. con . an reasona e . Heavy 14.K Man's Omega Send aomeooe you love a Family membership. Person between In< key acct1. & able to So ul. h w e s t e r n GE Refrigerator 17 2! 8 962-3928 Big Canyon·Sat Only' Watch, Bullocks/TH-bouquet of 30 multi col· $450 locla transfer ree. C work ln Cast paced en· Petroleum, Ft. Worth, mos. old. Avocado, auto 36" md Mahoe table + 2 10·3· G am ea• books• Cany's S3200 Sell '2150 + ondbellwn baUoona tied ~l.a78 ,:• virooment, this is the Tx..76101 icemaker, subject to or-antq . chairs $275. clothing, art posters, other gold jewelry . with ribbon Ir your own --------- paaitioo Cor you. Excell. Tow Truck Ori v ers fer! MOQ961HS38 Elefaot dropleaf tthr orange crate labels, 7S.1143 personal message . Moving: Upri1ht.rrzr, gas 330'W. Bay St bue salary plus com· needed E . d mahot $75 Drexel oval jewelry, 3Sea lsland Dr. . . Perfect for everr oc· dryer, older relri1. qn ec.taMaa miuioo:!Crofit sharing, · · :"penence on· Whirtpool, white; double · I ·hr ~c p lid N.B. (Nr. comer ol Jam-Diamond, must sell 1m· cuion. We del ver . waterbd, wabr, pine -·"-"'nl •-d•ntal. ly. Must live C.M. area. ov-e1-....... crao1e. good sqive c ...,. r so .. boreeacFordRd.) med. .49ct, VSl , K color, -... .,. ........... llil~ .....,... ... • "' 646-9&38 ..... ""'v' brasa sconces ISO. 19 SlOOO. 6'2_._ _v_•~--------• s Ide boar cl , r o u n d ~---------t Forin*=wc8:l~ Cali: · CUld.ltion'225.M6·S607 color TV &icooaole atereo Sal" 9lao M 2074 Swan Snap-on aide cab. 3 fn.itwood tble w/3 ext.a,& Presa pert<>Q. chief 17, 71 ... 91•2772 lk-ydff 10~0 $175. Oil paintin11. Dr. <MeSa Verdie area) Baying drawers, t anelf, lock•· chnch 8• ooucPVh/bcabts's pr tupti .llXP• able to work with .--.... -.... ••••••••••••• 831·»47 C.11. R.edecoratln1 Sale. Ille. r ' am · lrilnlmum s upervision.L-mmll•M•••ilil-1 2 Schwinns l Sting Ray Sl40 1a.583'7 lllD47tl ,....,.1ecwity.~9&8laak"" bo"s, $95. t Girls Ealry Ame~can MapleffueeSaJe. bakenracka, Ml & Silver ...... ..._ ., d S Dresser, Mirror, Twin dinette sert, tooi., sur-llemberahlp of Newport AN'l19UIS-l forTom. sc:TIY:lriCJltf Fairla y , S75. ears BedFrame$12Scalleves fboatd, mao'a 10-spd, Beach Tennis Club Deaks, bookcase, ball Productioo Part time. Varied duties. SpyderS35. 641-8907 67S-4264 guitars, din1h1, Nikon F. I' ,. l"-.1. 644--5194 tree. used office furn. Help wanted part time. Laruna Beta. 497-3600 Bike. Raleigh Men·s 3Spd •. mile etc. 2953 COUDtry II Ill•..... ..,._ ........ wi·u n-llver •. IBM elec. typewriter &r S t A 1 d $97 Redwood burl tbls -Club Dr c .... "'"D Only cu~ UC ...... 1 .. c. 548-9882 Mail room. Mon . 5PM 'UI SICIETAIY Evening Shift. At least 70 Por . con · · c1oc1ts. handmade in N. · ..... ..,.. • a-kil~l_ Stack """" fi_n~h. Tues. 5PM 'til le receptionist for lure wpm. Top pay for good S4S-0'.184 cal. Durable finishes or l«Mpm. ~ n >671Hl.3t/836·7482 Kenmore Washer $~0 . hniah.-APP 1 Y 168 buay real estate oflice. individu.al. 9ur benefits 5 Schwinn bikes. 20" Slin-\.aJftnished avail. See4at YARD SALE. Everything .,..._ "'""'• M" F'lberglass Dinghy S2S PlacenUa. C.M. Lagun. Beach. Call ror ~elude medical~ dei;ital gray. Two 20" Lil Chiks . Fairgrounds Swap meet. goes! Frig. t26 F'Jower, For TOf! Dollar Smith Corona, all electric, 640-5678 Ptr liquor clerk needed .• _a-'ppt-'--._fl11_·5454 __ . ____ wurai:ice&cred1t union. t6 .. Pixie w/traio whls. 645-1726 CM.Sat/Sun. We buy s1Jverpla-.e, hvy duty. S_ecretarial Greenhouse Ba Window ,• Apply 278 Broadway, Apply m person between 12'" Lil Tiger w /lrain goldflale, carat golll. Mdl. typewriter. Just. .v~ U ed n~ 2/wks Laauna Be ach. SECRET ARY/ 98 m · 5 P ~ M 0 n d a Y whl.s. Traln whls for 20" New Solid Rattan ~m. M 0 V I NG ! X I 0 t ster in4, elec t ronic, serV1ced. $:1.50, Black & 'V'•. 8 0 Y ADMIH. ASS't. ~b FridaCoast bike. Twochilds seats ror Sell below wholesale! mechanically Lady Ken· silver chip" many other Decker Workmate Hvy $225. 548-6888. llAL ESTATI SALIS Oreanlied person w I ~ ,.llot 10.spd. 833-9037 CaJlearly mom. 673·8807 mane wuher &r dryer, types of scrap. Call Cal· Duly Table, never used. Exerciser Trampoline, Shrtthenewyearbyio-......_. I kill d ft -·r Gen . Red ood bl $150 ea. Rubber tree, Met,54o.1744at2901West $60. SLIM -GYM Ex· ........isweep,PoQltbermal,. • 11 ....... sect s 11• ra · 330 w. Bay Street Schwinn Varsity Girl ·~ uine w ta e. Tropitone chaise, new Pendleton, S.A. erci'ser, good cond . ..oc:. ...,.,. creasaog you.r eammgs ing, furniture & con· -fuusbed xlnt cond $200 Weede 307 1 ..,., cover , german books , withournewhighcom· structiooexper.helplul, Cosla Mesa,CA92626 bike.Ukenew.$100. 963-8S97 '646s°666 ... ater 'panter F ishing equipment, boY!llOspd.552·3573 A.. misaioo plus bonus pro· lo handle orders & 642-4321 673..Ql24aCl6PM . ' · · pot, l2·ft sailing ~lo~hy STERLING SlLVER, some brand new. Camp· p-am. C\lltomers. lrvloe furn. Equal OpJ>Or Employer "-h . 0 d , NewTrundle Bed Pine all must go. 429 .via Lido Gorham's , , Rondo ,,. log equipment, slightly ct«ISTMAS TREES .., di CC "" wmn 1 sp men ~ ..,.,. Soud, NB (upstairs) "'OW', 4 p1·..,.e sett;"gs.. ed ""n ~0•4 Whol ..... ale Only 1 ee;~~'!i~1~~ti~~. mfr. Call Kay K.H . WAITRESSES V~ity bike, 1 yr old _.... 642-0787 ,.., "'~ ... :es":~kn~. · ....,.,....,.. 972·47lo,831·1257 NewportBeach 54()..8894 Apply btwn 9AM & Mlntcond~.642-1055 OassifiedAds 642-5678 S2,200.Unused.836-748l. (~~alA~s. SECRETARY 12~.Charlie'sChili, w~~~t .'225 ~~p~~~~~===~===~------~~---------------~ I PrivateSecrelary 3001 Redhill, Bldg. #2, Asukl 10 spd. Schwinr ror childrens room or Al I Abo a rd For Our 1Member6, board of TO $ 12,000 Ste. #226, C.M. ~" 58pd. 839-4720 den. Deak, chest, cabinet realtors w/bookcase, wall un· .'National relocation Accurate typist for In· Window W a s h e r . lllCIS FOi SALi its/shelves, single bed. voicing, must know 10-Housecleaner, exp, ow program key by Louch . Non· . 968 53 5'6-04tl9 blue/tan. S250 complete. h f Call now for appoint· smoker. in Tu st to . trans1><>rtat1on. . . Also 7' Rock maple bar c r·1 stm as G·1 t Tra ·1 n I mmt, ·ask for Betty o _c_all_aft_e_r_4_:JO_. ___ -tGirl's Schwinn Varsity w/wet sink, walnut .....:W::al~t,.!67~3-~7300=~·----1-832----:196==:1.=:;;;:-;;;-;-:;---Womans Assist an 10-spd, lllnt cond. $100. veneer $75. 556-2943 or SICIET AIY Athleli c Director fo11_64t-_2:5Q8 __ .______ 540-4624 Recept.ioniat position. run t i me , 8 :30 -4 :30 . Professional telephone skill• a must, typing SOwpm, accurate detail lepl sec'y OC airport large private club in F . V Schwinn Cruiser bike. 24 •• Sofa 9ft plaid, Excellent otfice 2·S yea.rs exp. &t Education or exp pre &r 216". Men·s & women's. xlnt typinC skills needed £erred. Call 962-1374 as Resld, electro pnt. All nu oondition~~14 Cor6 attorney's law llrm. for the woman's healt prt.s.114S-1215. 6'5·1410. ---------Salary ne1otiable. Call club Be __ .. di · b work. Airport area. PatDillio833-3S22 . . aut.,.... rung/ anquet 9Ci5-3'5.2. A.sit for Norma. Mw : t • ... Doga 1o4o table, seats 6, or up to 12 llC.rlOHIST Secretary for tract ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/Jeaves. $595. 546·4831 Lookin for mature eterOW dept (Irvine of· ...... • 1005 KEESHOND Pups. AKC. _C._M_. ______ _ t! work part time fice). Must bave general ••••••••••••••••••••••• Olamp al.re. M /F. Pet &r Lee. carved solid wood f:': aa.lmal hoepital. eecrow lmowled e • gd s how . Pvt Pt y . rocker, perfect, $75. $UOhrloatart. 631-1 typlo1 skill.a. Grow.th WESTMINSTER 2U/Wl-1Msaf\6prn. Family rm table, "batch aaktorLynn potential, paid heallh '! ABBEY cover type", resin top, ----'-------• dental ~nefits. Call Toni ANTIQUE MALL POODLE Puppiea Cor w /rope accent, neat! R'ECEPTIONIST Corappt.552·4050. Dailyl0-6,Fril0..9 Christmas. Layaway, Huge dresser, night :::W ...=c~ re:ep· Secretary for Dr ·• omce Cloeed Tuesday lift wrapped. 546-284& stmds, tin1 bdbrd, all induatrial dep~~ c":fi lo lrviDe. •~days week. 11751 Westmlnater Ave. •seurY PUPS• soUdwood. $150. 963·3152 !Aura, 557..UOO. SD-e33., ssuaso. 557·2821 3 oiall bar atoola, pd $150 ..:.rlOMIST Shih Tzu Pupa AKC Rea ea, aell $100 ea. Solid ~--& ·-• f\all Serpentine " Bow Perfect for Chriatma~ tir:a-llaDdiol. bevelled llDlraetic 6 Penon.able HAPl'T vru Front Y• Sawn Oak takin1 reservations manw,155().640-1308 bdvfdual for fut 1row· , Dnaaen, Beveled mlr· bis ci1Damic N.B. CPA. Exec. Sec: y, aapervlae 6 rcn Clawfoot Oak Bui· 8'f5.3530 Houle full of new furn. nnn. .,..._, lYP.iAC tr ~R ':Cc:-'u11 com-ret, Proteas restored. DOG KENNEL. Chaln Miil eeU due to death. G&W c:ledcal duties call Sum • • · e~e 0P•:t. se.-Oll78 liok S'xl2' 2 l•les Id Purchase al Wickes ~.pw . .-nu per penon ° wo · · • f\\rn. Save aocre off lhelr _.._. _______ • forltil8.J90 A enc Cannery Vi 11 a I e coad. 9200•142•5034 sale pri c: e . Also ._...Direct_. J.:=-.r!t•lu:J'E Cbriatmaa Walk, The Shepberd/Retrlever pUJ19, c:blldrell'• becUrdreuer, lMfe apartment com·1.i•mlMl'IMilllWllll.j St.ore Room Antlq"ea· frwetoioodhomea,Swka laql96utiqueTV coo· pla, Newport Bead... 425 30t.ll St. #3. Fteoc:b old....,, eo1e.•1111. , Salary, beneflla . liall treee, mirrors, fem ---------•----------'--- .... _., llmda. Open 12·$, Sat tr WllM.e Spill with paper., All llabol&ll1 black top ._. Ael9&. •fll'1 ..._1 ~AAY -Nov. 2Hr30. .-e offer. After spm omo, desk, a drawer, ...-__ ..,......__ • .,_. , wtt.lt ~. ~ .. .,.. . 790-IUS. very alee $120. l --·--. IDllll ~ Jlluat Antiq"ea -1enul •te Kitchenette aet $25 . ___ .... __ •_•_. ___ ,type 50llwpw. P-reter Eatllab, par& ia· Q\Unaluaa, Pomeranian, M6-'7119 • ..,. wt&lt "'9M accta bertt.aate, amall t&eqaa Yartdila or Maltese pup· , Call' lea•, Buu: oDty. 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Five rtm ... na. awtnc arm rlmt •••ch. 181·17\b 50c·Sl.78. ffol&uhold medium tio ' Black eult 'Tl Cadillac laC .-1 • llulflei ta.M Meta. &lectrie 8.aaUDj and Jacket ta.Jal ea tr a lar1e 20 01. ao. Motorcycle rtrns Unit Jl. at-~ IOOd• S1·aG. Bookt lace .nd veivet top I llderldo t..._. tlO. ta. Vlaor •· IDLerior .. amaliq kilo Sll. tUO. Terry tleepen REAR wtndow lou Wll)e 11auea S2.$0 SS. Fenders Sl·SS. . , 25e·IZ. Kinplae quilt· p Valance 10iftllltln uc.. Hood, doora. mlnw •· ••'f7 llub Mew Hmm aond Sl. CrocMt blanket& for kll'OC . ve~ each. Nylon tuft Honda 50 en1lne SU. VW Part.a: 71-2 Sul>er ed bedaprud J40. m~ahroom print *2 Mtk lid fl/I h•sm Ufl 94. BUMer U · film atrip proJtdor 12 ·-· Dot bed.SI. J" It.eel OI~ ~·. =· wlueh for Uln Motorcycle ahodta =le~J· ~d 01.&ltar UHi UO . Red pat.-rlt ahoulde~ • udl. 'ti·• VW Nm~ ta. Hom ""' tll. 'l'urquaue MUD Booaet hair dl)'er ta. l\4'' PVC l rlttln Motocro11 bike S25 Sl.50 each. llond• 500 · P•rt. Globe 110. Ooll clubt, purae u so Hand· Ml dOon, ....,. ••· ta. Kim. new •· tJV bed tpred, fuU N . Old Duuueyer mlxer 125 9Jl2.lll: ua I p •Ir. St oe I auto or sso 1u link ao. ~:.•:hi T:llllahtdoosa. ba1 and carrier sa. made woOct · plaq_un cSenortldiatlidSU earlybw Ull&eMP. Queeoai..,..duat and lrl*" SlO. TV ' rampa, almoat new Holly carba us. • river r Kite SI. Bueball 11 each . Qulja nc.. 4 C11da lltl Lo11ured 11111 11. ruffle ta. CleC!lrtc atancf •· Fireplace BEDROOM Ml frotfi su, Foldlna chrome Carb. paru S2·15. 135. lt~'f'!l Sand 1500 llove •"d bat 910. ~oard iame new wbeel covert PO. £ m blenu U . IV Black and Deehr tcretn •· BW..-G5. ed waln\lt, d're11er and canvas modem P o w e r I I l d e madn .,... 10 each. 4 lnale bed bedtpread 92.&0. VanJty mirror Two trailer wb .. lt eo1lN putt: Crank lawn mower mot.r. Ody11ey TV 1ame and mJrror 135: two chair SIO . Aires tranamltslon SIS. Air an $hold wheels M. $15, Maple bunk bed on tland 14 M\.lllcal 14 . 5 Inch •,•. •· rodt.•. Headl•. need• repair SU. S20. 1101 Taft Way, nlchtatanda us : 35mm Ucamera$25. mtera 75c each. Tool Heater b~llo,w11 ta. rramH US. Hart Jack in the' Bo• toy Radlaton for t7 Cue te. Clutch SI. 145-0ITS Cotta M•a.540-90tt headtio.rd and frame G .E . lllht meter $20. boll ISO. Ladlet pant.a Jack SlO. tle-81 hub Supercomp tkiia 12.50. All in aood con· Valiant CS. '• Im• Sheet metal•· Tall 925. --845•1879. 51S·Ali10 $Seach. Boy'11pantOS capt IS. Skid plate 205cmS50. Kln11l1e dlllon. --~ pa I a vi US. '5'1 pipe SOc . Oener•tor DOG wtndow '"'"n TOOLBOX for pickup Ave., Newport Beach each. Ch 11 d re n SIO. Dune bull)' flaa upholttered head· --.~------ chevl"OMt m. VaUa.o1 Stt. Vohqe rea. rr. 1uard1 for tlidlnl thujk. Me~. wide BASKETS. all kinda clothes alie 2·5 years pole 15. Brake drum• board szo. Saturday BAR STOO~ oak f7 Uln rim• four P . 31Hp roda sz. Carbll 1laas ~.!'.:._!l'ettY ;.: 1•:1~ m .:J 1~· 94 ·SI: orna men ta KING alze spread 15. SOc·Sl.50. Hlde·a·bed SIO. Ll11hu, alove bot, only 10..a. 3 Sea ltland and $10 each. 646·54!07 Two tablet 3'ln.S.1n '' Dlatrlbutor $8. women • c-...-and · or ..., • · 50c·SUO; decorated Fancy bed pillows sso 814 Towne St handles Sl·S10. Front Dr., Newport Beach. --------SlS. Office dnk IOlM· H~ater box• rr Air tWHten $1·'6. Salur· 1143 Port Maolel1h Item• SI·..,. 9132 puf. new S5 each. Drapes 9·•pm 642·642'7 " bumper 15. Side and Near comer ot Jam· TABLE radios '8·Sl5 Uin 960. Red 1wlvel deanen 50c u· volt day Nov. atth, 11 Place, Newport fin Ave, Fountain SlS pa1r. Typewriter · rear 1tau t.5-SlS. '87 boreeandFordRd. New duck •lap sa. c hair with t ile ss. enilnt ~ CranJt A1pec1Tree,lrvine. Beach. Valley <Talbert/ $20:8'2-8171 STEREO phono with ind older front Pl1nto bau box. full '51ln atereo, ltin col· Sl-4. Roda 14'. Headt REFRIGERATOR MEMOMaUc l5 Hand Bu•hardl LIKE new Wlnl!O ge· record changer SlO. bumperS25.Two 18-G eGOOBTUACalr condl· $17. Polewithpen!127 or TV 135, 72in atereo SIZ 011 cooler SS h 1 d u ' 0 t Am·fm clock radio 4 hole ma1• SlO each. tloner 135. New baby reel $20. Sewing (no TVl IZO. Admiral N · b 1 d 950. Oak trundle bed • r ... ryer .,.. .. u · ALL wood bookcase nulne leath'r boots $7. Glassware 50e·S2. 14·8 4 hot• maa SlO. seat for back ot bike machine no cabinet color ltin con.ole m. pl:i:,...: '"Ci~tchad~c s:s. F~l ~i• 1•• ::or P=b~ ~d~: Sl2: Rice chair $15 : JOO $30. Original cosl Tt1nnl1 balls IOc each. 961 17th un It H. S8. Cutette tray new $10. Twin bed. com· Pick ard Bell ltln new rt. New desreed ~~he ma~blne ;:;: SIS. Avon botUes 50c •~oke stand,, wood MO. M2·8l71 Records 25c each. 831-2S7 SlO. 548-6875 or plete S30. Baja pole1. conaole $25. Admiral POwer pulley rr New ,.,._, ....i. a h 18 28 ff 1 1 SI. IW\llhade. never BEAUTIFUL framed Am ·fm stereo with 8 VAN llpoil•r ··"ng ....... &42·8171 custom wrapped table model 18ln TV I I um s4 ·. Ex '40. wrute a...,..e rim• e c · x e P n1 used $4.50; traverse JI,& 1 · track player and 2 "' w• _.. S18·S20. Wood h:ckle . SU. Curtis Mathia ~alv: ne./ a 50 Ne~ tbx15, lx15sfaoo· • VVWW :>'e!ui:.itu1 ~c ~u r.:,. rod S3: larae Wok S8: lure:a..;'s ~~~~ eoF~~~ s Pe a k er s S 3 9 . 12V generator SIS. 981 boxes SS.StO. Tacke 19lncon.IOle30lnneed ffl Sl~ .L umper 1 . . ar r lar1e Teflon &riddle b I I "'0 Decorator und fll. 17th St .. Unit H . VANorjeeprack5ftx · It.ems Sl·S4 541·9832 I _ M mu er ... ale 1pare1 tires $10. a nd Baker. Cosu 17 . drapes lllldln" ow Panter ., c Ing boves SOc ·SJ. 631 ·2189'7 7fl, heavy duty, cost 490 Costa Mesi St · repa ns ..,. aanavox body partf: Headllte c t 1 , SI SU Mesa &d-8857 d • • Shell plant holders " sns aell sso 557-4480 · .. and Motorola color nbl S8 ryaaware • . otr and two win· SOc. Driftwood lamp Chandelier SS·S7. RM . Mower and . Coata Meaa. TV r rts -d a• s em Y . Lawn mowera tis. EDGER M do a S20 insulated A 1r l or pa .., an Headlighl rim, new Encyclopedia Br it $35. ower d h bl t US. Supernatural m m s ereo re· Ed1er. Both need a GAR AGE d oo r BURL SlO Two truck SS. Hitch tor Ford $4 . Radio, 12v Sl2. tanica 120tet. Nature 125. Glau doors $5. a~ dw~ s~J. de::_ books SI each. Cheas ce1ver. 2 !lpeakers llt,tle work . S3S. opener. chain drive rear mlrro,. S.'J each L.T .D or M~rq';11s Ila• Fronl bumper SI. '74 Encyclopedia 15 Ml. Acetylene torch $35. s ranl~e item11 l0c·l5· set and bull horn ~!. 21f'pt~t.orcs o~itra. Saturday and Sunday lwo car units. Works or 2 for SS. Cookware tlonwa1on 78·80SlS. Superbuc fronl left AXC AC unit SIO Workbenchl2S.Two 0aT~uns lcturesali pieces $25. New col· 11am . lpm. 2193 great$.'50.SS7·4480 sso . Toys 2s c -S2 Heater llOV for wall render st. Pedal H · IO·tpeed bikes SlO. meter tran~celver frame: ·ls.sis· all ognes and after shave Mesa off Vlctono St Rural Place. Costa GIRL'S model quality Hand crank lcecream S8 Three cases sembly M. Starter HI-F l SIO. Fluores· $3S. File cabinet 115. sort shaped ca~dles Sl each. Bowling bag, 642·7589 Mesa wardrobe· Ideal for maker 12. Glass shelf uutomatic trans nuld SL2. Bumper bracket.t cenl fixlurea u . Unicycle s1.s. Slllts d h Id ball. shoes 100 110 s MALL 0 r r 1 c e SI. Children11 shoe SIO cue. 31 nuores. SI Super beetle hood 0 h b k... ta. Electronac11 parts an o ers, never Atta che case u o. CORVAIR Dunc Bug sc h ool , holidays , k eed 1 en,. ceotllahtbulbs8in sso Dual rt int. utc oven ar.,.,..ue SOc·ISO.Oxygentank usedLOc·S5:excellenl Fis h lng 'tacklebox re frigeratorSSO. frame and s us · parties Many worn saaa.n repar...,.,. blade (2 pin) ends m a n I r o f':t S 5 . $5. Juicer 96 .. Warm· $4S. 831H939. 917 W. clothing and shoes $12.SO. Cooler chest Chest of draw~rs $25. pension. '68 Nova and only once or twice in Stained shutters SI a SI SO each Metal S b k . Ina tray 15. Crockpot 411 F dd . S t s ome never worn SlO. Paper backs"<". Bar stools SIO eat·h. Gremlin rioht door pageants and fashion panel. Propane 11tove · qua re ac parts. 15. Cook war& 50c·l5. c a en, an a 50c·Sl5 19881 lsthmus ...,... Barrell bar $50 Elec " h o wath canisters SS rack for clothea SlO. Seat front right SI&. Book• and clothlna Ana, near flower L · H 1 Polaroid one stt-s> . · • · S2S each '49 Ford s ows · ress e s . Aluminum crutches Sunday gam-4:30pm Back .seal S9 Rear ane, unt nflon $15. With case and tr1c typewriter S50 r600 dump parts shirts, Jumpers. d1t S N only 67S Eckhoff d klidl8 Le . S 2Sc·l2. 2189 Pacific SINKSnew,twowhlte, Beach <.Magnolia fl h be 2 Corvetteradaator$40 SS·SSO. Four Chevy I tos. pants. jeaus , 3 ot1onal geo· Orange 978-0450 • Fee I .... naes i l. Ave .. Cosla Mesa. oval for bathroom $40 and Adams) 811 cu s 64 ·8171 K i r b Y v ti c u um ton dual wheels S2S blou11es. tops. sizes 7 graph1c5 lSc each . . ue anJcctaon equp· 631·9079 each.646-6438 871JoAnn cleaner $20 Gym h Ch k thru 14. Also 11ome Dressers SS·S7 C HRISTMAS bike menl SOc. Windows OLD walnut buffet ANTIQUE bamboo, na11tic mut S2S Sun-:aca r tev; pirc 0 u~ junior sizes. V11luel' 646·5386 girl's 241n lO·iu>eed SI. Rear bumper BOYS or girls 16ln TABLE, heavy duty S3S . 12 drawer wicker 3 shelf stand day only 6421353 'SS.'58,'65,'61.'71 fen· to $50. priced from -------- blue Gumwall tires Rubber bellow~ Sl. heavy duty sidewalk meta I with thick wooden dresser SZO; with door sso. Anti· 50c AKAi s1ereo calselle exc~llent condition' 961 ·H West 17th lll re· bike. Very good con· malonite top Sftx4ft. five drawer dresser que qum holder $50 CHANDELIER. din· de rs and doors SJS ·SIB 968·1894, deck CS·702D SSO Sturdeel40 552-9377 • arofpark 631 ·2697 dltion $20 c ash . Two sections can be $10 ; wood bookcase Palchwork quilt S3S ang room SSO. Movie ;~:.~2/~~ !~~~ne: MANY old ladies hats New am-fm stereo --------•TENNIS k l 50c 673·8116 combined to make bed frame Sl5: wood Pillows $5. Stewart llC'reen 40inx40tn $15. car radio. for sm11ll BEANBAG orange SS. l'aJdle 8~c eboard. DUAL twin bed.I 135 5ftx8ft ISO each sec· youlh chair S5 . elec· ·warn er Mag 1 c I re rream maker ~~ea:~~4:! :,,f~· ~~3o~s ~e7~~ and earl S20 549.5279 ss2·9377 Boog e .., mPaintln~ eac h . lnterlockin° tlon. 646-8438 tric heater $4, ":1111· k eyboard . antique new SlS Hoof rack. Aluminum hot tank --------------1 -· . .. .. c ellaneous office d · adJuslable SIO Dou· · SI. Sterling s alver frames $12 each. w.EDGEWOOO large equipment 25C·SI . stan Ing radio works bl c Sl'a.: bath llRhl solvent Sl Kallon 10 SPEED English rinl(s $3 Monopoly Dual head boards $20. gu stove $45. Two Se· a r s 8 d din I( great SSO. Wood 6 SIS Movie et1 ilor Clean cardboard bar· bake ISO. Phonograph game soc. Sander W i ng chair S2S bar stools 125 both. machi'ne •c· nuor"'S· drawer dresser $50 rel!l $2 eachw1thlids S20.42inwalnut card b h SI Ro l bo Recliner $25 Double ..,, " Italian Bentwood and s upers 115 S48-t:l9fl 71 h 3 h s s table S40 673-0252 enc . u er " 5'8·6530 cent desk lamp $3 : cane t·ham; 16 I S45 , P P ase I and11tandS3.631-2697 bed $40. Head add ST R 0 typing table SS . dip· aach w i th 1 1,. WllEF:I. chair S30 each Double dead BLUE•naredrumand base board $25. His E E Dynak1ls b d 1 " ~ Two 50ft exten\lon bolts new SIO each. 70 " Vw 411 engl·ne a1·r d H bu .,.,.. d J'f' S2S oar s 3Sc ; etter •·ush1ons. ()Id suw1na I I cymbal ....... "'7·"""'' • an er reawi ...,., •n amp I 1er . 1 • SA • .. .. c·o rdi; S7 so C'Ol l'h foot we dang cab e -v .,.. ...,.,... MOOEltN bed room set Dresser with mirror SSO. Lingerie c h e~L S 50 Nightstands S2.'i each Yellow with bru~s tram 556 '1:128 G E 4 speed auto c hanl(e r r ecord p layer $25 Hardy boys books vol 1-44 set $30 Tom Swift Jr. and Zane Grey books SOc apiece Student deRk, form1 l·a top SIO. 81n tablf' saw S30 548·4548 Cleaner manlroldD h Co od ..,,. p S2S FM opener e cctnc "· cab1·net ,.,.,.. Antique • "' eac . mm es -v reamp 1uM 5 1 fl ...., Small tool!\ soc SI $35 Early Corvette and 11.nkage •9 '72 d l ...,.. M It' I t ..,5 new <> e ec wi cker chal"·s r~k cr r;:::::=:;;;;~:-----:-........ -=---:--=-::7'.'._~ •· an $30 . ..amps-v a u ape" uner -· .... hbo •.&; ,,,. Su n beam elec·tr 1r valvef'overs SISpaar r ... Capri. n'ght door ... I D . bl Ml d l t bl caruvn n . ns 6/SIO , u" llol d<l" ~tuftmer i,., STAR GA,_E._.. fl•-. .., par. res11ang ta e, racor urn a e ...,., "" ~" iron SS Sunlwa m' C4 trans SSO. '58 hev ,, ~ ~ ? P'•rf'ect Druma S2 d bo 0 •25 L 1 co rrection tape s $4 0 Old malt o._=..;..:..:.:...,...----~ •• 1,1 •1 .. 11,-.:---.----t ~ · · ., · esk com $30. un· • . ew s marine 10 / $S N SC electric· l'an opener '• ton nnl( and panaon .-" ,., .. TIRES . m os t on balonced rims and aome lik e new . Radials steel belted: Starter SS Alternator can Phyfe dining ta battery. 12v lSah. SSO. 1 1 : new t bl ma chine S4S Com eh•<' Int· roHt.oe p<>I sg S40 R1osta Sp router ~ !~ •. ':,'~~ ~ ';;; t'.:~ Ji.. "" "· SS. Wheels S6 each. ble SSO. Chairs $20 Hunlinglon Beach c,a ('ualor pora e me r c:1 al coffee 0111erhlenderJspeed S7 5thwheelforSema ' ................. u••··· .. 1w,1u. ·~.~-;.'• Audi lOOlba, hub capa each. 494·5''5eves. 968.2705 evenings. 2 • tr a n s Is t o r grander SSO. Old Sno Oster blener J speed $50. Two Sure mike'• .,...o....,d•• ,,.._., ... ,,, ... ,,.. IW:'.f!... 50c.GriJIS2.Front AM ·FMrudioSl . conemachlneSSO.BR lh rd...,,. h .,.,...,_ ........ ""' """''° CO FFEE table an k tch I t $4 Very good twin wt co s -v eac · ·•-, . .,_ , .... ~ oc• ,,~-bumper SS. Right DRESSER SIS . i .. ~ 1 en1 pasic~~e l(Un SIO. New Wnghl bed and frame S40 Powerl(lide S3S ;;;:...... ~:,::· ~:::; ...• 0.,, HR78xlS S2S pair. GR7htS S2S pair LR70x 15 S25 ea ch 22SxlS IHI $25 eat'h JR78xlS $1 0 ea l'h 19SSR70xl4 S3S poar 19SSRx 14 on chrome wh eel11 $3S pair Three 170SHx13 on Datsun wheels, all for $50 LH70x IS S25 \'ac h Volkfiwagen 16SSRK IS SIS ca t·h. Regular bias tires F'78xl4 S3S paar. One 1"78xl4 $1 2 each . G78xl 5 S2S pair li711x M S.19 11a1r 7 75 11"1 xl5 SIO t'llc:h G70x 15 S20 e uc h 11 78JC 14 $1 2 euc h Th ree Vulk!l wa gen S.60x 15. all for S2S. D70x 14 with raised l e lte r i1 $15 eal'h G78x14 S2S pair L78xlS on Cadillac rims S3S pair L60xlS. G60XIS . G60xl4. 1''60x 14 SI S each A70xL1 S2S pair Good 11pa r e11 A70xl 3, Gr78x15, l!lSSRxl 4, L60Kl5 S8 eac:h Three lSan El Dorado or T o ronad o ri m " SIOearh or 3 for S2S One 6 volt 1-'ord, Oogdge generator. 12 volt starter. 12 volt generator SIO each. Good '71 ''l(ltlcverolet radiator S30 M8·3814 Collla Mesa door panel 50<' Refrigerator SSO . l que fo'rench "'is~;X~"aptr~~s.,.oodA·, bench $40 wnl(bow Viny l ~fuSSOLadles SS4·7t85 .. _ .......... _ i..i.•.o Radiator S9 New Toys 2Sc·SI Electric P r ov1nc 1al S2S ..., carvo:uw :rnd arrowi. SI S --------:~:;:.:... ::::. :~:. .... io " f $2 I t dressl'!I S3 each Two ,,.. """'' ...... "'°'TI."v' rings S9 Oil filter $2. lawn mower $35. Auto Single mattress, like ra me · P a s 'c H e cl wo o J a n d A EA l'T IF · L 2 7 · · ' ...... .. ... .. h t SI pair ladies boots S4 ::;::_,.. ...... • .. _... ·~·" • llead gasket S.S Panto te s t e q u 1 pm en t new $20 Car top car· ams er cages · wrought iron round "&<'h On p N1sh1k1 Olympic 10 .,..._. .. .,.. .... ~., m ,. ''I s tart er S 6 . Sp SIO·SSO. Pots, pans. rier S8. Electnc fryer w1ood b1rbdb.cage Ski· palto table~ Four $.J ~;ire ;x :11~::.~~; speed A 1 condat1on :;~... :;:::::' :;~:.: ' trt;r~14 doml'ter SS Handles d Is h es 2 5 c ·SS . S3 Tall table lamp r ean ra at croc s C'hair11 sso Excellent nc>t·cl~ a refill S3 Holl S 5 O l'i e w hand 11m :!~:;-·· ·::·.:: .... .-~ S2 '79 Subaru wheels Typewriter SIO End white $10. Decorator ~f 1c. 3h·volumdc ~etnc cond ition Stained a Wll\' TV ,l and SS. crocbt>t toys SSeach !iE:,:. :;: .. ..:· ;:~~;· · • J~'.. ·:J S3 Das h C'Omplete table SIO. Transistor low wooden cabinet a s c ar " S I · and :'llurdy wood to•, Elvis l'reslev book .. , .. _ ,,._ ... •• .... ... 1 C · Pl h' ' L 1Hl1t·~ or1h11pc·d ll· J ... _ ..... ••• n:1 .. 1( S8 Heater with motor radios SJ Clothes $20 Ska pants 14R reat1veS uyt lnJldll new $50 Bike· riH'k i•o rsel SS Butr her collection $20 Older L--'~=--< ;:~::...,.. ;:~~:. ...... •:0·~~v• $4 . Dat11un radiator 25c·Sl . 3094 Trani\" Ed e lw eiss SIS . o rgan 2. reco r SIS ''ru1ser 11re!'. Schwannman''l'l:l"IO •·•·-''°'"'" ... . J lb 25 " -hlo<·k c·uttin~ l;oard ,._, v-.,... •• , S4 Datswi P V floor Dr .. Co11\a Mesa 642·2267 or 64S·S778 a ums C c1: grameii handle!I and ~eat ,., SS Guilar SIO Vult~o !lpeed excellent rad ::~. :!!':.:. :!~: • • .,. , ;.,: mat SI. Toyola spark Salurday 9.4 Cash Newport Beach. 2Sc·Sl : 'o or orms fr a m es s s s 2 o 1n a condition S30 727 ,.,...... "" ...... 111"'" · I 2s SOc U SI sports 1tame. remote ,... .... ......... ..... n1 ,. .. P uu SOc. new NGK only c· : ngame · Schwinn rear wheel W 20th St Cos ta ..--~~ •"·-· "" .,,.. ••1<•• ---''--------1 MIC one 'nch SIO Six fl · r co ntro l, new Sl4 ..... ...... • ..... Dats un L·16 head · 1 • Y wings rom cos SIS Schwinn Spr Me~ 1)42 5487 o • SURFBOARD $40 In inch Dtal Caliper $10 t 50c Red B Aluminum nutr hes · 11• • :::-· : .. :... ..,:::::· i£Uket set S9 CO ult· · · V 8 h• ume · aron lngee new S50 Mina s 10 2092 w II e .. • "" ial speaker SI! Gas fin ily. call 5-48·8231 acuvice SlO. enc sidewalk trikes S2·S3. ping \lOn~ table S20 I\ v l'. Coi1t n ~\1 <'~'I~ SIX fool black vinyl ~ ' •· • '• tank $1 Rack seal Adam. vace $5. New hoe or Nat'I Geograph1c11 S hdin~ closet door S4R·7011 sofabed. hke new~. bottom S2 Ate com· ZENITH color console. rake SJ. Garden hose, lO c, lot 11 of ma s · fits 6x8 approximatl' Vog ue 16 inch Ginny preuorS2 631 ·2697 needs work $lO. RCA new ~t '8. SOf'l S3 c ellaneou !I l oys ly. ~ Hust plush f>IC:'fl'R ES SI SS baby d o ll with color runs $25. Satur· Ma c . Be n c h $50. Sc-SOc : 814 Jana Car carpet and pad from Trundle b~d S30 handkn11led outfit, LADIES1ce11ktles $4. Force ga11e S2S. c le . Hunl1n1<1on 4 Redrooms S50 Liv nook\ Sc-SI Pirlure excellent cond1t1on Mens ice skates 14, day only S48.mt ChatiUon. Black and Beach, northwest of ing room currwt sso r rum e s 50 l' s 011 S20 19 additional old Bulbexpo11ureliteS3. TIRES two Kell y Decker Sander UO. Beach and Yorktown Rarnwood 2x4. 1x3.2 cases SS Stroller SS dolls from SJ ·SIS. Hoofin(( brush S2. supercharger A70.13• Black und Dec ker Saturda y o n I y s 5 0 a 5 1 8 r k Bunk bed frames SIS 642-3767 arter 9 am. Four s horl table good condition $10 drlll •·Jig gnnder 9am-Spm Hedstrom playJ)en Ir o n S3 K o dak legs S2 Came ra each.540-0603 S2S. Fieldgla11ses s1s. d S35.CarseatS2S Um c·umeru SI Re a ch carry1nl{ case SI Socket wrench's $5 DOU RLE be S40 , brella stroller $10 chair.> SI Stereo SS Large size lire chains A N C H 0 R S l 0 . CircuJar saw 7 inch sink ~; bakers rack Children·,. LO.Vii and p d S $5. Ford oil pump 15. A t ss c t 11 Heavy dut y $15. stove hood $10. ots nn pans I quar um a 1 S S floor ta'le •c ..... bar books Sl·$4 Never Clothes 2Sc SS Ch1ld!i Golf carts S2 each. I 1 c r a t c h e r s s . 1tap er 10. larrett _.., d f'i h T hn k b k S5 J 11 and 1-4 pipe elbows 12 Chlldrens aamei SI. bench block SlO. Dis· stools S2 each; critc· ~ • ~ er ec 1 1 e 0 Y Jumper h DI Bl d • hes .... Twin bed .... J es sA ·. form1'ca "'"+ motlS30cach S1 Aquarium SS ea c · ,, a n r Dolly S.S. Drill press --" Old hats SIO Le ther l'h I $20 s prinklers S2 each. $20. Extenlllon cord Mattresses 15 each. counler top11 S3·SS. u 010 en arger F . b • Picn ic cool•r s3. immltalion marble 11achell! $15 Ice chest Photo developing 1 rst asemen 11 15. Fan 15. Gu can ~ $10. Pots Sl ·SS New trays Sl·SS Photo l{love $4 . Dodge SS. Juice extraclor Three 4ftx4anx4ln SS; rat cages, sets or Cowboy boot11s1ie91,, equi pme nt SI SS ca rburetor s s 5 $40. Land aallor S2 redwood SI each. four $10; new set 360 Twin .. _ .. .-.c ....... s "C" gallon eamt SI each. M oped ae•t S2. Planters SI each f'ord pistons S3S, SIO Lamps SS .,..,,....., "' 39 II d •r .., vinyl wall covino SIS. Sconce belool(s an a Wood land het ween ga on rums SJ Molocrou bicycle 4xv l carpet, new-· .. ca s tle $50 Brown 20th a nd 21s t on each. TV trays SI S40. Motorcycle car· Electric heater S8 842·3442 wall lamp and 11had1 Tus t in Ave . Co11ta each. Fireplace logs riera $10. Motorcycle Electric ran $10. Ken· VW parts bumpers S40. Wrouitht aro1. Me:ia 9 s Saturday SLO Four 11w horaea helmets U . Pipe nedy tool box S2S. S20; fendera SIS·S20; brackels w . Good anct Sunda y. Coll S4 . 3000 Cleveland, In clamps 110. Plum· Men '1 sla.c k s S l. deck IJd $20: murner can opener SS Bike 646-9239 C\ e n1ngs alley between bert snake 15 Pott Men'11 ahlrts SI. Ten SIS: tailighls $9 15each.Sldebaske~ only. Coo Iida e and h ole di11er S7 . amp battery charger. 840.7822 SlO Bake renders SlO --------- HIG 5 skHs 200 and 20S with WP self·rele1111t' bindings SIO a pair Packard Bell console 21 inch color TV. needs work S7 50 Bike training whee ls S2 Car bike rack $7 .~. Alum inum crutches SS. 54S·3838 GOOD s tuff so me never used. Sears 3x5 Junior 111ze pool table t·omplete 145. Sears corn popper SIO Electric knife $10. Blender $7 Seal a· meal 15. Crock fon· due pot t·omplete SUK & "Nit STATE BIROS C A C I A H A S H S R L E A C S H P,..._.~T ........ l~E""e;.:.. I A J HEETCT1EOSHHCHIFHHA Y H C H H 0 L I H W A 0 W P A J 0 E £ E H l A H I A 0 L £ H R 0 A 0 H H 0 H H 0 U E C U U K 0 E A I J R S E Y It J 0 C 0 A J T A A C H P 0 A Y H S A I U A K H P R H U 0 T I X C 0 E S L H 8 R W 1 0 I R E H S A R H T H W 0 R B E D G H 0 l F I K C W 0 0 C E Y l P M U A 0 & L I I 0 0 H S A A A 0 H 0 A P L 0 A 8 H A H A l C I 0 C C 0 P T S A B R R I W l C T R 0 K B I H I A J C L K A C R S H H 0 L I G I B U H T I H G S K K D G H G E Y 0 6 H I l M U 8 K R A l Tomollow. 7???? u Q S TEREO s pe aker Cleveland, orf Baker. Odyasey T.V. eame new 125. Bath scales pair. Ice cream table INFANT cnbl., 2. at 1y1lem. Sony 3 way Enter olf Paulartno. SI O. Rake S 5 . Sl Blcycle'1 parts, f'O RD headers b y and two chalrt1 140. S3S each Three 1n I with stainless steel---------------- 80W, walnut furniture 970·6889 Surfboard SlO. Tor· lncludlna frames Hedman, new S35 Directors chairs 120 buJutY S45 Two rive cabinet.II S•8 each. que wrench SU. 10c·t5. or '25 for lot. 840-7822 each. Two blue cor· drawer drcs11ers S2S Dual stereo turntable MEN'S ten speed and Shelves Sl. 20 poundl 3130 YeUowatone Dr . duroy apreadl! SIS each. llJ.ch chair $5. with cartrlge S30 . alllo a three •peed ah Ingle nails s10. Cotta Mesa. PRIMO lar11e wct<'!uit each. Doll high chair &46·0947 BSR change r , bike. Name brand•, Roulerandtabl•S50. WOODL ND 1 S2S.84().7822 SIO. Ecru silk and --------cartrige, du11l cover fook and rldet like Level.J.reclelOf\ SlO, A P n e utln victorian wed· GAS I og u• t. • 140 · SIS H p v T v M new '41 each. Ml"** .. 10 ~ t t furnitW"e for bedroom TWO maple student Hatchcover coffee ta· · · · · · · ' ·..., · ean ron • or den. Desk $50. deak11. flnlahed on dins gown. chapel bl.-SJO. Lined gold model 400 $20. Power MEN'S couter brake Newport tr. Cheat SSO. C1blnet b o l h 1 I d e• , 2 tr a In she 8 $SO drap""' ...., Hang1na megaphone, new ...... K bo rd •"' "0 -" _, crulaer bike. Brand DREMELJla11wl20. with bookcue sso. mat c h lna c hair• n ee 11 •"· lamp11 S2S each . G.E. 23\n color COD· name, loob and ridea Vite u . Table aaw Wall cabinet• and SS·S30. one foldlna Typewriter t•ble SIO 549.0947 aole, eood for P•rt.I Uk .... ~ -~ h I S50 SI I chair, wood and r"""' Small anlm•I c:age SJS . Bli c k and enew-._,._ $25. Power cord 16. bJ t:. Pa.lnl~•1: us ; o ne oani;t; $10. Shelvlna. •tack Decker weed wac~er WOOD kitchen table -Orlndln1 motor ..,, b 1 d l 18 Cookwear S2·Sl0. • • SIS. Oruswhlp Weed IZS. Typewriter wttb Lara. paper cutter uet an an . ch•lr, klOle cuahlon11 Stuff toys U ·U . SKI boota, -;omen• waclter SlO. Rlval table, manual '25. '90. om~ chair •· -...aor540-t824 S25: over one bun· Book• 20c. Twin •IH 71,i!i. Men" •lie 9 crock pot, new Sl2. Comer bedl ln blue Otrlce atool·ll. Heu1 CORN&R Jlnale bed ~!1 YY:'rd°'p~=c. ~~ yellow check duat 125. VW bul locldna Crala 8 track auto SIS each. •3925 duty bumper Jack SS. 11nlt avacado walnut kinda 50C·S2 yard: rurne SU. Black wool •kl ra.ck• $30. S51-t834 dtck SIO. Roadtalker Electric barbecue oo' Rowln1 ex· on. hanilnl lamp bluer new l20. White TWO LR71x1S steel 10,CB power mike CHRISTMAS decor•· :!:t :.'~~~l!!: erciHr, new uo. atalned atau tor din· rain cape SJ5. Cl111, belted radial• on :!~n;:.O~IJ.= an· tlont 18Jore. ~and. Ht• aio. Two bar 111-a.4 or N0-4114 1 n 1 room s 2 s. w o o • • m I r r o r Cadlllac rlma. like ~:':,.tlp~~·!!eel s1~~ atoola SH. Jud1H LA R <J E e 1 ec l rl c 538·0113. 20922 Ml•· 1howcHe $50.S•tur· new $35 each. Two WILSON aolf club• Step I addera tft chair sa. Bh'ch chair rc»ter, wed once SIQ. a Ion Lane, Hunt• d•y and Sunday. 2738 L7bU on Cadillac and ca rt tao . aluminum and tit tlO.Uf.GDl 7tO·o:&at tn1ton Bea c h , Gannet Dr .. Coal• rim• S50 pair. Two , ...._, ...... _........ ...t-een n·•ch and MeH. &t&.06fl8 J7"Dlt10>3 on Da\lun ar ....... -•• ...._..,., wood SS Heb. Old IMAU. aatka• parlor UPRIGHT vac1&1&m ""' .. . -Y 1"" 135 I T o uHd once SIS. s~ ltffl ..,...barrow•· wood atov•. H•d• tu. Portable TV ~=:~~:, AUaata PATCHWORK bun· r ma par. w 9uart Crock POl new Lumber Uln, 2s\Obl minor repair 110. &lull. wh.lle playa b•I•· peir.rnllltlcolor £78x1' SU r>alr. '4· Tea pot, c&tud Ind 4lnlMbl redwood Iman antjque table iood tal. Caniater nau1ahyde, from _548_·_38_t_4 ____ _ }~~Y;:: :: llne~! ~oc and IOe foot. tHd• repair · .. er uou.m comptete AJ!~~~~.1;: •;~~ :r~::':ia:9:a~: u CHRISTMAS out· Teflon 1~ quart pan ole:.::. a burner ftallla '10. New&.-. •. .,..., IO: .. m . lean• In Hcellent 51'1·11'74 door U~ ~12. Alla ta. toto Iron Millet.St. v~dJoc burner ta. raeq..t wtlll lam• ...... condition all 1111• Rog\ec> f1oor mau fl. Ruby 11ua bowl 11. tr:.. '101:::...•:t late ... 41MT4T Roy AL manual U ·U . Ott whlU CAR AA.MPS new tll. Gabriel rear 1hoc!ka forks SU. Crock pot S8 .SO Lazy Suzan wllh dishes S4. Two carvln(C board serv- in1 tr.ya wilh &lain· leu h ardware $15 each Pour decorated glau canisters 7Sc each. Ocean rod and Carcia reel $25 Tt11ln bed spread 15, Two 1hower curtains S4 each. Tall table lamp1 Sl·SlO. Tote bac 15. Blonde bench lable 95. Salon hatr dryer ts. Four• foot white arllflclal Chrlstmu tree 12. Be1utltul tqu1re dance petticoat.I. One blue M>ft nylon and one pink end ro•• co mbination 115 eac h . Wicker bHlcet., tra)'I, •h•lf '15c·ll. Dtna Point, call alter Stturday. ..... S'rOV& .11. Bean bel chair a. Q\lllft bad 910. Gaa dryer aao. Ml-0. M11k i\Ht bo•l ta. flctrs cap WWI ... IOY'I ....... blkt typewrtt«, nc.llent drapea t»•, ~-MT OW.y block m . for Chtv t5 uch. Milk 11 ... h.,cMon T.V.-.dtll.lelar· •• .,. .. ..._ coodlUGDSIO.JU..a7'7 11 .... Olrla bUw · ltl ...... and1eoeralOI' f42·H• ROTARY power Ht sa. Cry1~l lOe to day ud ._..,from ...... Good _.. Lib IM'W llr1I e ma '55"5'1 Chevy. mower wttb bll Ml SOc . E*tr1C Iron SJ. .. •. ....., M.. ... .. ... -Wldt-IOY'I. Upeed St-....... Allio Ave, L. d, .. c I 0 t b .. ~rc:t~:r~·:-: R .. DI 1ood. JO•o 22ao Golden Clrcla, i.1 ot •.......,, 4¥1 "r'Q.b 11 ... ~,,.,type~~ Coet• -.. ~.:!.,II·~ frcmt0 blk• •.'Girls Jl6a State Au .• Coat• ~a~:.:::!...B:.::.!; Plact,Cella.... ..... .:=--...... --;; SURFBO.UDl'laod eo"':'9 ..... -.r'.:~1 erulMI' ... Padded ...... ,..,., ••. tam•4fcn. Jntoe to llU radl .. Dilem IOVDOll. chair, tlO ......... lllhnate condlUon NO. "•t clotht1 IOe·U . IH t.oJ bcm llO. 'r.o boel Hotntafts'1ptn. AnnlnrurJ a..,ne, ........ Mlwllll , ....... bl .. If, ahop itallllaM atHI nit. •tr(ftl US. T.,,_, a.ta 11... cu1blon1 II uch. 1eo old.._., ti lbe9& Jrd block over. • Htftftee • .... ma ....., .. cuum. •-.....-. ~l. t ·4pm MM4IT ..._ mmk-'1·•·,... .. ... l- STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? Aooorclnt lo C•INOMI• .......... and P1oftrrto.'l8 Code (he. 17'00 to 11HOt •II pereona dol"I butlfteH uftder • llelfllou• ....... ,..... • 1 Met•tMftl .... .,. c.....er CWll •nd ltev• " pu~•h•d four tllMI '" • ~=::.::=.:: .............. "" ........... ,. .. Ired -... eftd le MOl•ltY in ,..111..... ,..., ......................... ,...,. ,rMf ., Mftt to open oowrelll ........... TM DAILY PLOT pro..-a ._. 111"1 .... ,.... ... n ..mo.a. Wt ................... ,, ....... ................... ONllll .,....., o ......... --:.=; .. .... _, .......... .. LIOAL~ ,Ill. ... _. ............. 111'5& ~. "°'LEARANCE SAlE Lee Contello accordian. Reel tape recorder, 2 apkrs, radio fl pbooo, mahoc. cab. 6"·6813 1981 ACCORDS ;\ccordians. New & used. #020637 Below Window OFFER ENDS 12-i-60 56699 ~~ ---= - Make offer . Fine Christmas gifts. 642-8612 *********************** DIS WEEK'S SPECIALS YOUR CHOICE ••• Jl.ST A FE\\. EXAMPl ... 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EN11RE INVENTORY REDUCED! 8SE 1J•TIH8 ••!BKEN91 ll•AC ,._ ..... _. ....... . \M • ..i.1r .... ,.i .. 1n. 11o ... -a ,,...,_,...r> 1,.,., I -·,.,..•I j ,IHI -·· .......... f"#rtlf\r .. i-. '" 0 ............................ . Bost.on Whaler is· xtra New 1980 Honda CX500. equipped, bristol. $4650 Ttade for auto. spa., Best 673-3733 cash orrer 548 6579 25' Owens LaJJ6trake, 350 '17 SUZUKI RM12SB. Chev, full canvas , bait Motocross. Xlnl cond ' tank, new head & uphol, ~ew tires SS95 /0 BO lrailerable, S4SOO S<lG-014-0 4-lpffCIZ ....,.Hi Oii Also misceUaneous 240Z. 2602.parts 768-5837 846-(MJ Autos, M~w 9800 utos. M~w 9800 FISHERMAN·Starc raft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18'·8SHP outboard . .-.---.--. clean. cabin sips 2, light I . . . , . . .. .. • to pull, trlr & cover .~ 962.7223 -~ Fishing Boal. 16 fl en tr· 1 console w /65 hpo Mere & trlr. VHF, bail tnk, cover &moor. $3000, 497·1937 IOSTOM WHALER ~ l owner, less than 10 hrs. Iii: every cooceiveable xtra 1 :1' incl. lrlr. sltip to shore! DuaJ batteries. you name it-lhe boats got 1t. Powered by hundred h.p., evinrude eng. $10 ,500 548-11188 'fi6 Mustang GT HT. Ori rad w /8-trk. Need COHNhl C'1<VAOU I \.•. t{ If " ' ,.._ I \ \• S4b 1.n,0 -TOP DOLi Ai PAIDPOI CiOOD & CLIAM USIDCAIS! I m iracle m a zda WANTED! restoration. 6'.5·1410. Late mode~ Toyolas and 4 WhMI Dri•es 955-o 't-0 IAY~ ft. ca 11 us •••••••••••••••••••••• 76 J eepWagoneer Xlntcond. ~ Call wkdys, 751·4594 Tna:ks f560 PORSCHES WANTED -' .. ' ··~ -~ ' . . VW-PORSCHE-AUDI 44S E. Coast Hiway at Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673-0900 rastest draw in the West. .1 .a Daily Pilot Oassified Ad. Call Today 6'2-5678. • '800 fir M ktitn Clll lily Pllt ·-•-•11- COMPETITORS' ~1 ·0LDS $6929 ~':.., .. ~H< UST .....CE • • • • • • • ............ .. \< H I ti < < L \' T Dadgel 2888 llarbQr Rlvd . Costa '.\lt'!la S40 0330 , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DATSUN 1981 PRICES 1981 DATSUN 510 lndudeS Calrl Emls9ion & Freight. (Ser. HV.10200613) SUGGESTED FACTORY UST PRICE $6139 + TAX & UC 19tff .DATSUN. iO ..... $ .. ··5···· .. 3·· .. ···3······9··· .. lncludeS Caht ErrnsslOl'l & Freight. (Ser FN10001754) SUGGESTED FACTORY UST PRICE • T & LI 1981 .. DATSUN··210 ···$ .... 4 ...... 4._ ...... 3 ........... . Includes Call!. Emission & Freight. (Ser 7BU08174!>) SUGGESTED & Lt F•CTORY UST PRICE • T WECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE -GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER M•d@iWJtrj •l:) fi'J: I NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR CAA FROM DIC1( BARBOUR DATSUN YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH! DATSUN!!! GAS GUZZLE.RS ACCEPTEDnr':a. PAID FOR OR .NOT J!t! .. ~IL·[ ... 16.99% .ALHAMBRA DATSUN IAEAOATSUN ZEE DATSUN IAVIHE DATSUN USED CAR BARGAINS '79 DATSUN 110IOIL DUL •1 A:."='~ '3195 ($$7XWH) •79 280% 2+2 '78 DATSUN 1210 Z DI. SIOAH I 4 •l>O ... oond 53195 AM FM &lereo 1230WKZ) '78 DATSUN _.XCN. Al* lfllll. AM/FM '4415' ................. (MYZ9C) 'J6 DATSUN 1210 4 DI. SID. 4~.:i:.:~..,IO. s2595 1211ZYW) '79 DATSUN 110 ITATION WAGON .::r:~t~, '5995 '78 DATSUN U10M/8CN. ·-r1~iii~ '3995 DOT DATSUN INC GILLIAN DATSUN FOOIHlll DATSUN INC MOON DATSUN TRl-VALlEY DATSUN INC lONG BOCH DATSUN DOWN TOWN l A MOTORS IMPERIAl DATSUN INC UNIVERSAl CITY DATSUN INC NEWPORT DATSUN OUAUTY DATSUN fMl'9ATS PASADENA DATSUN SOUTH BAY DA TSUI( INC 8ARWICK IMPORTS INC SANTA ANA DATSUN, INC MlllER IMf>OATS. INC TOA"ANCE DATSUN 'S> 280ZX, lo mi, loaded , $16,000 firm or $3,000 tali;~ over payment s . 964-~. '74 m. new paint, mag i whls, auto, very clean. M400. 844).2772. '76 Silver 280Z 1 own, 41K mi, super clean $5900. I s;,zi:. TSUM 210ZX Must sell/Xlnt Cond. Blk w/gold, lan int. GL. fully loaded, only l2K mi, SSpd. Best Offer pp 752-6895, 644-6515 '73 Green, 89K mile (08822) '74 Beige, 7 o mi le (17025) '74 Brown, 79K m lie (20782) '75 Brown, 36K mile · (21906) NU6EOT CLIAIAMCE (2) '76 504 Diesels low as (501RSC) $$999 IHI TUAIOS MOWHHll ~~37:J>ue, 43K mile IEACHJMPOITS '78 While, 45K mile 1148DoveStreet <42573) NEWPOR'.l'_UEACH '78 Blue, 46 miles (45516) 752-0900 '79 Red , lOK miles .__.,__. (5Z7Q'l) ~ 9750 '79 Ivory, 23K miles ••••••••••••••••••••••• (56370) '74 Porsche targa. Fac- •79 Maple, 29K miles tory alloys, ma4s, air, (4955.S) immac. Gemin i blue . • 450SLC Sl2.900ofr. 646--0822 '77 Silver, 69K males Brown 71 911T, 5 s pd, (17340) $7000. Call Ad Answer ·71 240Z good cond/needs 1f316 at 642-4300, 24 hrs a so m e w or It . ne w • 450SEL day. · tirea/stereo, S3800/0BO •74 Blue. 92K m iles •71 911S Targa equipped ~5678 (17350.> . w/everything. 70K mi, - '74 Datsun z. good cond. '78 Silver, 48K males rare model Sl 1 .$00 I stereo. lo mi pampered, ('78224) _640-0DI _______ _ 'I olfer. 760-8747 • 450SE '74 911 . Biege/lan, Sspd. IB ·75 Datsun 210. 4 spd. ·75 Metallic Red, 72K air, aoc, clean. $10,900. Runs good $2:250. miles (32855) _7_14_~ __ 2224 _____ _ 760-09l6 • 30050'5 '72 9UT. beauttfuJ , an ·71 510, auto, a ir. new -79 Silver, 28K miles on1. 95,000 mi, nu t ires • brakes, new balt. new 1046191 nu Koni 's , Sl 1,000 . llres, gd cond, SlOOO. ·79 Maple. 12K m ties _64_l_·84_l1 _____ _ 641·1798. t4777) '66 912 , clean. 5-s pd.. ..... .. KE $500 '79 Blue. 30K miles <6604 > wht/saddle Int., AM /FM ..,._ • '80 Ivory, 13K miles stereoSSJ.S0.957-1056 Get ~id ~ to assume (l.9974) low interest lease. Fully '80 Champaigne. 8K loaded, low mi. 280ZX. miles (23233) ~ or 640-4580, exl 229 Oat '78 280Z 2+2. xlnt cond., new tires. AM /FM caas, A/C, snrf, $7700. PP 714/640-UMS ev /wknds '9rTwf 9723 • 240D'S '74 Brown, 89K mil es (17350) '79 Blue , 39K miles (81541) •210 '73 914. New engine , A IC, App. grp, looks & rung great. $4700. 498·3962. l '63 Porsche S coupe. Xlnd 16,000 mi. rebuilt eociqe1 Best over $7000. 646-6808 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Green, 29K Por '76 9115. 5 spd. magsj ster /cu.a, sunrf, silver miles immac. 113.500. PP 714/640-UM8 eves/wkods I '75 Dino 308 GT4, gold (521999) w/black. "xlnt cood", lo 5UP11 CLOSE '65 3KSC, red laquer, im• mi, sa c r . best offer. OUT PIUCIS mac, perf. mech. su.9001 ... ,:_-s_u_1_. 497_._1609_._,9'""7'""2=5 JIM SLIMOMS ~ 7203, ia.-9161 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IWOITS '68PORSCHE912w """O HARBOR BLVD Beautiful car. 5 spd '77 Spyder Fial. mag =• · _,. 871· whls, wooden lugg rack, Cffi~1!ffA _.., Am/Fm tape. 30,000 mi, ..... 975~ like new cond. $6000. ••••••••••••••••••••••1 551-2343, 6-8pm. i3 MB ~E U , bllt on '6f ..... 1600 t Hmdm 9727 blJt. full pwr, air, M250. 644-7808 ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 646-86S4 1ta1a ao,c. 915i VISIT YOUR '78 MB 450SEL. Im · ••••••••••••!•••••!,•••~ C>llAM&E COAST maculate. Brown/tan 1 ·•l DEALER IN U.S.#-:·i Ho.._.D .& lthr. Low mlleaae. Buy ' IOY " " or as s um e lease . If{{ CAIVER HEADqUARTERS 640-filSS. ROLLS-ROYCE TOD •y111 '74 ~E. lo mi, all ex-IMUam...-.. ! .... ..._~SITT••• tras, mint cond .. AM /FM · . ::::' ... c1, UftH'al tape. 644·6449 · ~· ~IJSEB\'ICE '.' CLOSID SUNOAYS • OLDSMOllU '71 Mercedes 2:10, 4 dr W · · 976 HOl4DA sedan, auto, air, 8 trk, ••••••••••••••••••••••i GMC TaUCllS needs tires, $3500/best tew A USID 2850 Harbor Blvd. olr. 64().639:5 I COSTA MESA '79 MB 300 Dleul. Silver SAAi CIMTH 1 J 540.9640 anrf, cauette, new Urea, l.f1a.98GL, GLE, EllS J d H d perf. cond. 1121.500 or ....... ..,..,__..u c••....,CL)i Waote on a c ar Sl500 Is uaume lease. &vnuv...... _.., ~72. N-600 wltlJ blown 832-'1857 $12ff eoiine-531-8801 ~~~·~~~~~-1 '79 Honda CVCC Sapd 'G 190 • door, 4 cyl. It llACH IMPOITS _,. /bl It 't' ,.. t' srey, red lut.her lot. Sell .. DcweStnet f ... ftl' fl ac in ... us lairprtee. fn.llll EWJl'Oll'l'-1S1 .. ce Mll131·59after7pm . N 71a.otl n • 'ID 1\no DllCSEL aooso J io Hooda Civic, silver. white/blue lthr racor ..._. 97621! only 3,000 mi, best otrer. (llt•, cstm mau, 21K ••••••••••••••••••••••a 175-llZl5. ml, 112t .soo. 552·0115, 'T1 a.bani •·wheel driv ~ ....... t 130 '111·*3 Stalloe Wa1on, n ow ••••••••••••••••••••••• U..... ...,. air ~ 74 'JA.UAR '7• tllS Pa..,.tedr Orta. bw, bclo. Cream Ptlll\1 1 X.16 . lime,,._,.,... UDted _,..._,, I a-... '*'-' ....... Ii •.-.A. • 97611 S\lper a bar p Hdan, chatc b Blaup\lnkt ,....,_.. J auMimaUc, air, wtnclow1 8Dl/fm ~ oau • •••••••••••••••••••••••1J 1tere~~Hl 11tapei 1 an aompl. MrV reeon11 TITOYOTA <NMB.-WHI -o&lalwayaaew WX HA1CHIACIC .at MAllf40 11kb. aa,aoo. Ml·TOIS COIOlLA YO&DWA... ll'IO•IUC ..... Wbt, ~c. Can't t.at .... price.I 11711 .. _.81.d. All/Fii t ape 1tereo, <_,Al11619 ~ I, llUHl'INO'l'OK8SACH .sf, fall S*T. Mlehelle • '' ta--Urw. t.... Ii .., rblt, · -------1 .......... ;~;:,.:1 ........ ... .... .... .. 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All/Fii stereo,· Sll00.1---·-----·~=::~~;;;;LI l G.rden Grove ...._ u...e Call -... or McMseo: eewm. aa.uu ·eo Toroaado DieMI xsc. I:::$ I h'-..... ft.T, a • al, alr 71~CAMPll SALIS. •YICI ·-.................... m.m .• Nova. e.. concl. 8800. '• WAGON auto, runs =·s:..~· 511 ml, ...... _u -, .. , .. UH, ru Dvoam l te P -27 AteLIASIM6 AMC ,,., a..... 9920 ll~.W.541-ZZZI IOOd. l ood t.rauporta·1---·------•. -c.u IAU a ..... New tar., Weatfalla. Very low OVERSEAS DELIVERY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7JMONrlCAILO tloa.S175.fM5.00IM •• Olda Cutlaaa. Ru19s •••!r.· MH O otter miles, air • atereo. EXPERTS '7' AMC S port a bo ut -cHIY. MU... Mww• t910 IOOd. ttoo. Cu 11, ...... ._ <lllWl>IL w..-, orit owner, air, MA&.9U y 6 Xlot Condition . A /C, ....................... Mf.52'7t -~.--........ --. 19, 977 J7ffl IWtLllKI J9,feyl.$1aO.t5.5-ZlOI. SPOUCOUPll :~:.',8·.~:~·ii:~:: ORANQ&OOUNTY'S .... tt57 rM.le, _.. MA.llMO YOLYO "13 lbnet. re1war 1aa, Automatic traoa., air tnmm.iaaion won. Call ...ST •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• •• .a; '71WllTPAUA YOUCSWA•IM i.HarborBlvd. aut.GIDaUc, 1ood trwp. coo d . • more ! 111·5810 after f Pll lJNCOLN·llERCURY '74Runa1reat, All/FM.• -'*.... ea..., ' 1peed, air 11111 •acb Blvd. U6. CUJIAJADA467 ... IQ.111.S (S..-~ $19911 Debby DEALERSHIP apd, radl .... lood mp1 . .,lliifi;iiiijiii-1.a.no, pop top, oe ln.1N'l1.NGT02>-NBEACH -tJOJ 140-t• -......A. t910 HOW'.&-~L...__._. '790.v waion 28'00mi . $1IOO.ftl.S817 .-N8? P• ~it>•late !! 14Z. OOO =·••••••••••••••••• ~--u :.~ 157XHS, B l ~e 'soot'. ~ "?61"461.• ..,, 1 A t ....... r..... 71-1•1.A. BIG DEMO .• Ri..... -fi .... 7541134 days 551 0742 .~ ..... 11 .. RCUR-Y ...................... .. _,__.. ...... too. --....... w nor -eau.;:a. -· rm . EACH ~. . i'iw~c:..ter Dr. 'i1 Volare, 34,000 ml, f141 ....... ,..,. -or--~~C:.n~· Super 6"-aJt I C .. , 1 I~ ttJO SDFwy-LakeForesl exlt =nvinyl roof. QIOI. '! . 9767 11t•Broacl•ay lfft'9 CLEARANCE C Gu ttll 41rRaUSFllST! ••••••••••••••••••••••• lRVlNE . -I Ii................. S..S.Au m-111 ~ • Li I c IJ0-7000 ....... ' --D ... •HB .-•~L 11~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• We.bavea iood aelect&oo 71 nco n Town ar, ••••••••••••••••••• ••• SUPER ''or" -~ ~R YOUll f l o r NEW ll USED IClraclean.$5495. tW-. tt52 '77T,,_.._ 4 door baltbbacll w/air, ~100 -..rMSHIPIM C.1eHe 9tl2 '&sCONVERTIBLE --Weri ~baby blue, delux ~.'J VOUSWAGEN. INC vcx.MiIAA. CADILLAC ~! 846-2912 ....................... ~--".,. , - au&omatlc, low miles! 13731 Ha rbor Ol..,_I COUMrf! ....................... A.-o V-8, PS, restored ISC.NT CZll'l'XAl _691 Garden G rove F..nda llon.12/1/80 SHOWIOOM COMD. Makeotrer , 535·5865. PO'ftr steering, brakes, P All Demo. llu.at Be windows. Power door _.. MAltlMO Cleared Out SALES, SERVICE '75T·TOP '78 Ford Mustang Ghia, locks, rear window de· YOUSWA.... 74 VW DASHH ANDL~ING Power brakes, powe r u ,ooo mi, 10/mo full war· f<>uer. 16 MPG with 403 • Sunr oo f , 2 d oor windows,power steering ranty. $WOO. Call after VS . AM/FM Stra ck. T"--phs 117UBeacb Blvd. hatchback , 4 s peed . -N· ABERS '78 Cbevette, 4-pd, Fm with tilt/telescopin g Spm644-7789. S5.100. ··~·11"1s ~~~EACH i=;.:i:w!::;ml! ftr.m~, c~~ .. ~~~~ .~.::~::::~:~ ~$~~£4~~g ';1~ .. ==I ·~~;,:~~:,;;; :r~ ·. SCllOCCO VOUSW ... a-... 10120G d G 8 CO'>M~1 540C)IOO Estate Station Wagon. Burgundy inlerior.27,000 mileage. $600 080.: Beautiful condition in-1B7UBeac:;.:; loarden~~o~~5;~:196 ' Elec:windowa,dr locka, miles. Immac ula t e '78 Mustang Liftback, 494·9283 Spid aide and out. Hurry ! seats Ir tail1ate . Air lhruout! $8,100. 7!>4·6790 auto, ps, pb, air, xlnt ----ers <9123PKEl _ Hl1N'I}~iT20ABEACH OIAHGE COUNTY '72 Coupe de Ville, Brown, cond., tilt steering wheel, or Ans wer Ad #209, cond. Must see. $3,950. '74 VENTURA xlnt cond., ·: $4395 VOLVO vinyl top, xlnt cond. Sell he rack, a m s trk stereo 642-4300 ·~hrs. 54().mJZ. many xtras, must sell ! fair price. 673·2181 & t B 675·9412 · TRB fpl.u....L 11~·~-.J '70'VW EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO many more ~ ras. r n 't5 CORVETTE 427 4 s pd, '65 2+2 289, auto, rblt eng ------S 6."F• '""'1'l R"'"""' S9UAUIACk Largest Volvo Dealer '65 Cad $495. 2 door ~white exten or w /l~n cust.ombody. &trans. Call ror details. '68 GTO. Gold, Air cond. ~".I. voucswAGEN.INC Excellent condition. re · inOrangeCounty ! Hardtop,runsgood. :em:ou~~~1fo::on~~ r-842.3203 93 OO.SS2·8440. ssoo ALLIN 534-4100 built engine & trans . BUYorLEASE 548·1835 at962-S355 __,... 9 l , •. M 675·0408,!>49·1510 13731 Harbor (S0'7BEKl _ DIRECT •••••••••••••••••••••••73 ustang Mach l ,Vega ---9974 STOCI FOi Garden G rove SUH ~ '76Cbev Pickup ~T cmpr 10 r~.n t b 351-2V, VS, reblt , lS,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l •• 4IDl.aTE •• .U... .. L 11 -.. ~--' .,.~. ~.f~-f'~-·~ I I I d h 11 ..,.,..ar, au 0 • ps, P · mi auto PS PB AC -•-,,_ '7J V'61C"'M•-'""'1'l ROWUIU4 To Placeyourmessage spec •· oade • s e · ale SJ.200 AM/FM , m~gs 'o ·~ •72 Htchbk, 41 M, nu ena. DB.IVllY !!! • " "' r-e:a VOUCSWAGEN. INC I before the A.sltinl $3200. 493·l960 . s4o.8112. ownr s22so /bs.t o~~~ radials, good condition Dynamite Westfalia pop 534-4100 reading public, '76 Moote Carlo, am /fm , S ~ 9935 957·5848, 546-S984 ~. 646-4794 UPTO $2000 OFF!!! tONSOllE MODELS> All can subject to prior sale. All prices plus tax. license ll doc. fee. Ad -vertiled price d~s not Include dealer installed options. '~~ -~.I. -~-2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA _9..79~2500 Trade your old aturr ror new 1ood ie1 with a ClMlified ad. M2·5"7S top, sharp orig inal 4 _....__ .......,.----------~ speed with all the xtras ! 13731 Harbor 10120 Garden Grove Bl .,........, trk, xlnl shape, 12500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . •72 GT new tires & C'pl. <BSWV'4 Garden Grove GardenGrove530-9190 DailyPUot 963-a75 '72 CHAR GE R d 68 Must~ng <Classic>. blown eng .. body nee .. ·· 2,5 Clusif'ied,642-5678 . goo 20,000 mt on reblt eng ..., Find what you want in engine, lovely body, $450. Just tuned r uns gd work $400 call 545·9770 JIM MAllHO C~~llLE Want Ad Help? 642-5678 --------Daily Pilot Classifieds. 493-2828 Sl6SO. 4.96-42lS. SIS ~~.!=~:.~ Shalll lilUe classic withlAutoa, Hew 9100_ Aaltos, Hew 9100 Aaltos, Hew 9100 Aaltos, Hew 9100 Atttoa, Hew 9100 Awtos~e~--9.~ HUNTING~TzOJll BEACH ooly 24,000 miles. 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UMCI Alltos, UMCI 191& vw Bug 1600 CC ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnotcr,~t co~d.$1800. rR;sale VaiueS-1 ·~~;;;.,,;.~ COME TO OUR CORRAL OF IEW I USED CARBARGAINSI ~ .TRANSPORT A TIOH CARS ~ =·Only Sl600. cau · 1 I 973 IUICk 1975 CHEVY 1 ·70 VW Squareback, new ... t tires cstm striping Calllwy 4 Dr ...... .... • • • (1201132) · (SQSL VR) good cond, auto, needs rever se gear $120 ~ S 1997 S 1997 _631_-6266_e_ve_s --1 ~ ~ '73 Super Beetle a m /fm 55MO Off 52.000 OFF 51.000 OFF I Iii: cass, $2200 645·4199 or 1972 MERCURY 1970 FORD ~ _64!>-4203 _____ _ c....,.u.7 n •1:W.d 1 ·73 Orange & White VW (719GIC) (796 AGB) Van, gd cond, runs well. S 1797 S 1792 Air. Am/Fm stereo, new Iii: brakes . $3500. Call ~ Iii: Michelle at 645-5000 rm ~ CARS UMQER 129~9 ~ 613 after 6pm. I ~ '65 VW BUG $1295 1976CHEVY 1974FORD I '72VWBUG S1995 ...._ n o W.d 548·1487 (369 PRJ) ("'33 NCA) '761r'JSUPE R SCIROCCO ti; 12997 s2597 Air, 4spd, am/fm stereo, ~ Iii: 8 trlt, brown w /viny I top. ~ ~ 29M , al loys . S4S95. 1 1974 FORD 1977 DODGE ~ 7»-0685. (=~} D.,1~~1iJ9"· I ''67 Bua. reblt eng, am /fm casa, new shocks, tires, '2397 '2997 battery, $1700 or best of· fer. 831-0767 David I Ii! -.84-Ba-ja_B_ug_,_g_d_c_on-d-.1 I CARS UMQ5R 1l999 ~ $1Se5. Best offer. 556-1&1s I lt71 CHEVY lf74 VW Iii: Sat•Sun&-5 . (780 TKC) (326 MYM) paint Is brakes. $27SO. ...,,_ ...... .1~ '7S Rabbit, xlnt cond. New 9 67~11510. 861·0062. ii. s3 97 SHARP! "76 Super Beetle Convt. ~ I yellow, ma1s. new Ures, • ~ Iii:' Am/Fm, like new. 96700. ! 1977 IUICI 1971 CHEVY ~ P.P. 840-1932. .1 = (8=Cl ~. '811 VW Fastback with •3997 1399'7 ::!.rJZ.:.00 or beat ltnllOID . ,.,. •f#i=r 14197 197' PLYMOUTH -=r. ,· -... (408 VllK>. 14397 '72VW a .. , m"5t aell. Im· mK iD/out. 2,000 ml on new eq1. New tires, All/Fii cau • C B. 11-.y xtru. SA00/080 . ~ ssum. ~'. "11 Coavt. Red VW BUG, I re1 •. 1aa. lo ml, :dnt c:ond I '190. 541-IOIS '74 VW BUI l5K ml °" reblt en1. S3115 /080 ltMIJl "7• Bus, Dft valve• 6 dutcb, ma11, cadlal1, alll. 9m0. ea..- "II a.bl*. Good cond. .... Call l e•n1 at -..uo 'It VW WHtpballa ca.,.,, ••• ca1tom -. mw ...._ 1-1.rac.ll Ala/rm, r 8dtal1, s lat .... -. ....... NEWLY ANY NEW 'IO CAPRI OR NEW '80 ZEPHYR Including ... Power brakes, power steer ing, console, tinted glass, radlal tll"eS\ (608799). Prices plus tax, lie., doc. fees, vehicles subject to pl ror sale. S.le prices good for 72 hrs. after publication. ANY NEW '80 MARK • ~ 1976 CADILLAC SIVIUI !64 7PKP) 56"5 ' . 19IO CADILLAC Sift.LI (S.9202) . - , ... 1980 ELDORADOS I e 2 IN STOCK Ameri ca 's Fav orite four-wheel drive luxury car. Both are loaded with almost all Cadillac options. Hurry! 1980 SEVILLES 3 IN STOCK With all Cadillac comfort and convenience options. This one•s loaded with two-tone paint. s ·I 980 'FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM The Cadillac of Cadillacs' Only one left! , USID CAR SPICIALS 1977 CADILLAC SIVIW (471908) " 197' CADILLAC SIVIUI DllSIL f904W0\I} 1977 IUICI B.ICTaA (580RKN) 1979 CADILLAC Ft.HTWOOD •OUGHAM C411WCNJ 57995 5 12,995 54995 59ft5 .. 1979 OLDSMOIU TottOMADO o.S& (015ZUC) 1979 CADILLAC 1971 CADILLAC S.AM DIVIU.I----......_._.. IP'&LI 103-4WKL) C092WU0) 1979 CADILLAC ·--COUPlitfflU;l- 1360027) 517,995 511.,595 59895 59895 J [=11 .. "., ICJ DD TllAT 9BAT ... ......... '""' ........... MllTI. . ~ ~ . . .. I e 1979 CADILLAC 11.DoaADO (835XKH) 512,495 1977 CADILLAC COWi DlftLl- 1905SPLl 55995