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Home My WebLink About1975-11-29 - Orange Coast PilotOra~ge Coasf. D ime-a-Line Bar g ains Today EDITION. VOL 68, NO. S33,3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1975 TEN CENTS Rescue Teallls Seek 9 Orange Youths By GARY GRANVILLE Of .. _..,P'I .. -... Nine Orange area youths were stranded ln snow and subfreezing temperature north of ldyllwild early today as three mountain rescue teams waited ror dawn to resume their search. Heavy snow was reported railing in lbe area where the boys ranging in age from 14 to 16 were last seen the Tab· . ,.Quitz Meadows. ' RIVERSIDE COUNTY SHERIFF'S CAPT. Ray * * * * * * Canova said winds were sweeping through the mountain area, reducing the chill factor or the 10 degree tem- per&lW'e to below zero. Canova identified the stranded boys as Michael Selepec, Tim Dalton, Ronald Smith, Jess Seavey, Pat Northern. Robert Stack and Keith Kensie, all or Orange. Two of the youths were not identified . Aecording to one o! the boy's father, Albert Selepec. 2745 Adams St., Orange, the nine youngsters, most or them * * * * * * students at Yorba Junior High School, left late Wednesday on a four-day camping trip. "THEY WEREN'T EXPECTING ANYTIONG like the kind or weather they've apparenUy run into," the rather said as he waited word of lhe search in his Orange home. The boys were spotted in the Meadows area early Fri- day afternoon by two youthful hikers. After marching into Idyll wild, they told authorities the <See BOYS, P•I• A!) * * * * * * nows """'tr an un e Court Justice Quick Hearing Seen on Choice UP'IT .......... JUSTICE CHOICE Judge John.Stevens Church Drive Aims Fire on 'Top 40' Hits TALLAHASSEE, Fia. (AP) - Damning rock music ror its "ap- peal to the flesh," a Baptist church here has begun a cam- paign to put the torch to records by Elton John, the Rolling Stones and other rock star:;. Some $2,200 worth of records were tossed into a bonfire this week after church officials labeled the music immoral. The Rev. Charles Boykin, as- sociate pastor and youth director at lhe Lakewood Baptist Church, said he had seen statistics which showed ''of 1,000 girls who bttame pregnant out of wedlock, 984 comm.ilted fornication while rOC'k music was being played." He said he could not reme mber the source of the statistics. Boykin said Friday the main thing wrong with rock music is its sensual beat. "There's a rhythm to our bodies and when we hear music wi'th a s imilar rhythm we r("Spond to that beat. Too much of this t'an affect you in the wrong way," he said, adding that even some gospel music can lead yotithsastray. ''There's bad musi<' all around us . It's not only rock music. Even aospel rO<'k has that beat, .. he said. At a Wednesday night bonfire, ronducted after prayer services at the lndepl"ndent Baptist church, teen-age members of the ~hurch were asked to bring Top 40 records which they felt un· leubed WlJ"estrained carnal ap. petites. "Teen-agers in the church felt they eouldn't give the records away, .. Boykin said. "As one or them put it, 'That would be like llYinl dope away.' " <See RECOR OS, Page A1) Vikings to Parade Marina High-School"> VJking J)nnd will take part in the 44th Santa Claus Lane Parade SUDd•y iii: Hollywood. The parade will be televlaed ot 7 p.m . "" Olannel 5, eehool offlci1l1 said. • WASHINGTON (AP) -The Se_nate Judiciary Committee is expected to quickly schedule hearings on President Ford's nomination of Judge John Paul Stevens or Chicago to fill the vacancy on the U .S Supreme Court. Immediate reaction from com· mittee ml"mbers to the nomina· tion o{ the SS·year-0ld judge w8S NOMINEE METICULOUS OPINION WRI TER--.\3 limited because many lawmakers said they knew nothing of Stevens' background. Ford, in announcing late Fri- day his_sele<"tion. of Stevens as successor to retired Justice William 0 . Douglas, said Stevens has had an outstanding career in practicing and teaching law as well as on the federal bench. Stt"vens appeared. before re· porters in Chicago shortly after the President announced the nomination. He refused all com· ment beyond reading a brief statement. ''If the Senate finds my qualifications acceptable, l will begin the new assignment as ex- peditiously as possible and will do my utmost to discharge the rl"sponsibililies of the new office in a mariner consistent with the finest traditions of a great in· stitution," Stevens said in his statement. "Jn all .events, I will do every· thing in iny power to render the best possible judicial service of which I am capable. t thank the President for his expression of confidence in me," he said. Stevens was confirmed by the Senate in 1970 as a judge of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals serving Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. His nomination at that time by former Prl"sident Nixon stirred no controversy that committee aides could recall. Sen. James 0. Eastland <D· Miss .), chairman or the Judiciary Committee, said he doesn "t know enough about Stevl"ns to comment on his nomination. Aides to Sens. Strom Thurmond (R·S.C.) and Edward M. Kennedy (D·Mass.), both panel members, said they had no comment for the same reason. Seo. Roman L . Hruska <R· Neb.), the committee's ranking (See STEVENS, P•I• A1) Valley Wins In CIF Play Fountain Valley High's Barons recorded a 33-6 CIF 4·A football victory over Arcadia Friday night at Orange Coast College to advant'e to the quarterfinals next week against St. Paul The Orange Coast area's other lwo representatives, 2·A teams San Clemente and Dana Hills, were de-- feated as SoDora out'lasted San Clemente, 7.4, and Agoura dumped Dana lllllll, 3&-14. For game stories, statistics and photos, see Sporta, pases Bl and 82. 'Tis the Season Again 'Twas the day after Thanksgiving and all through the mall nary a parking space was empty at all. And so it came lo pass that the Christmas season -or, rather, th e Christmas shopping season-was upon us once again, this scene being recorded at Costa Mesa'sSouthCoastPlaza . Brown vs. Coast District Funding of Adult Colleg e Programs Disputed By ALAN DIRKIN Ol 191e O.lly Pilllll S(afl The battle between Gov . Edmund Brown Jr. and ad· mi.U strators and trustees of the community colleges is growing in intensity. It is joined perhaps nowhere more intensely than in the Coast Community College Dis trict where the governor's calls for a curtailment in adult education programs are clashing with plans to increase them. This year, after the governor bad an unprecedented lid im· posed on state aid to community t'olll"ges, a coast district task fort'e recommended that a com· muniversity, s pl"cializing in adult and continuing education be established. The proposal. still under study a1'41 already criticized by some faculty leaders, was for the com- muniversity to take over night <'lasses at Orange Coast and Golden West colleges and the TV courses broadcast by Channel 50 .. This week the governor re· vealed that he is thinking or keep- ing the lid on state aid to com· munit y colleges, a measure originally imposed as only a one· year curtailment, through the 1976-77 fiscal year. The lid, which limits enrollment increases to only 5 pert'ent or the previous year's totals, was intended to curb the growth of adult educa· lion programs. Trustees of college districts throughout the state, including the coast district, have passed re· solutions protesting the lid, but the governor appears to have been more irritated than im· pressed because this week he romplained that adult education enrollments were continuing to increase. The e,scalating enroll· ments have given thecommunity colleges an Jncreasing share ·of the state'! education budget. Recently li)e .covernor, much quoted for his criticilm of state 1 funding for •mlcrame classes, appears to bav9,salned an ally in seeking a revltton or adult fld~ , tlon. Dr. Don1ld R. MtNell, diree:tor of ' (he Califdrnl• • Posl!econdary Education Com · mission, proposed this month that the statl" base il'i runding for adult l"ducation on programs rather than on students. One effl"ct or such a change would bl" that state officials would have the say on whether slate runds should support such courses as macrame classes. Prl"sently state a pportionments are basl"d on enrollments, and not on the content of courses. Thus, a stude nt taking volleyball brings in as muc h state a.id as one studying chemistry. Brown and twtcNeil see thi:j. Laguna H ills D e ntist Slain In Louisiana From Wire Services A lone gunman shot and killed retired Laguna Hills dentist Morris Kamins ky, 70, of 22S2·C Via Puerta, during a holdup in New Orll"ans Thanksgiving Day, according to New Orleans police. Kaminsky was mortally wounded when he and his wife, Lillian, approached a man in a housing projet'l near the French Quarter and asked for directions to an old t'emetery in the area, police said. Ins tead or providing the Kaminskys with the information they wanted, the man they asked for 'directions pulled a gun from the waistband of his trousers and dema.nded money. The retired dentist was shot on- ce in the back as he walked from the bandit. lie died a short time later at Charity J-fospital, police said. The Kaminskys r ecenUy com · pleted a Caribbean cruise and stopped in New Orleans en route to their l.aguna I-fills home, ac- cording to police. A. son, Stephen Kaminsky, told p:>Uce his parents planned the ·~ew Orleans stopover torclc:indle wartlme memories. system as not in the state's best intt"rest, but loC'al educators in - sist that it's better than letting state officials det'ide which pro· grams should be funded. ·'Who will establish the criteria for a program, the state Depart- ment of Finance?"' asked Dr. Norman Watson, chancellor of the coast distriC't. Dr. Watson said that ir pro· grams were ruled out by the state offit'ials for stale aid, an addi- tional burden would be placed on thl" local taxpayer. Dr. Watson and the trustel"s of the coast dis· trict often have expressed their opposition to tuition being charged at a t'ommunity t'ollege. This year. fac.'ed with state ap- proval for onl y a 5 pert'ent enroll- ment increase a nd yet an actual enrollment climb of 10 percent, the coast district increased the local tax rate by 6.5 cents per $JOO of assessed valuation. Roth Dr. Watson and George Rodda, chairman of the dis· lrict 's Roard of Trustees. main- tained that flexibility would be lost if a new channel for approval of a t'ourse we re required. "The sut't'ess of the communi· ty college system is the ability to respond immediately to a local need.·· Rodda s aid. ··we can get pl"Ople trainl"d to fill jobs as they become available. We are in the forl"front of mt•eting industry needs ... Dr. Watson voit'ed another argument against state control or programs. He said that the state provides only 43 percent of the runding for thl" coast district: (See ADUJ.T, Page A2> Carson Tragedy CARSON (AP) -A Carson man shot his mother-in-law to de· ath, seriously wounded his wife, and then tried to kill himseU f'ri · day in an apparent dispute over a divort'e action by the wife. The t.os Angeles County sheriff's of· n("e said tha t Jimmy Bose, 22, shot and killed Mrs . Muriel San· tinac, wounded his wife. Wanda, and then turned the pistol on himself . Motorists Lacking Chains By United Press International Snow up to two feet deep fell on the mountains of Southern California Friday, s tranding hundreds of motorists, ·causing scores of accidents aod closing roads, including the state's main highway. A mass of cold air from the north swept over the mountains in the season's fir st storm, drop· ping snow down to the 2,JOO.root level . "There are all kinds of cars trappl"d in the mountai n s because they didn't carry chains the way they are supposed to up thl"re," said a s pokeswoman for the California Highway Patrol in San Bernardino. ''11\ere are 50. cars or more stuck up there in our district.•· To the wes t, the Highway Patrol reported that three to four inches of snow and zero visibility t'aused by low fog had closed a 40·mile stretch of Interstate 5 at Tejon Pass just north of Los Angeles. Inters tate 5 is the main north-south highway on the Pacific Coast, from San Diego to Seattle. "It's just havoc up there," said a Highway Patrol dispatcher or the scene at Tejon Pass. "There are multiple accidents and quite a fl"w injuries, none real serious so rar as we can tell." Ambulances had Lroubll" re· aching the scene. Tow trucks were Sl"nt for about 25 cars that skidded off the road. A UPI reporter described a traffic jam on the l..os Angeles side of the pass as "six milea long, four abreas t. nobody mov· ing." Thl" Highway Patrol reported the pass open again at 9 p.m ., four hours after it was closed. Two fee t of s now was measured at the top of the aerial tramway above Palm Springs, 20 int'hl"s fell on Rarton Fiats a nd 12·18 inches at Rig Rear J.ake. Cars not equ.ipped with ch;,ii ns were banned fr om Sa n Bernardino County mountain re· sort areas sut'h as l.ake Ar· rowhead, Big Bea r l.akc and Jdyllwild . The snowfall y.·a s good news for skiers , ho wever, brinJi'l:ing <See SNOW, Page A2> Co:ast Weather Cloudy skies and chilly winds will yield to clt'ar skies and slightly wnrmC'r temperatures toda y. ThC' warming trend is expected to t'ontinue through Sunday when tl"mperatures v.'ill rl•- ach the mid-G<r s. about five degrl"l"S higher than today INSIDE T ODAY Loke Hills Co mmunity Church has grown from a $piriled pub/Jc mteling lo culmination of dream., in s; millio" dimen.1ion3 of l..akt- F'oresl homt' Slory , Pag" A< lnde"' CIH•lllH Cl·l• ,,_ .... . .. c->o " ...... .,., .,._,.. .. , ... ,_.."''" ... ..... -" T.i••l'"41 ... o. .. llo!Wtlc.n "' ""'~'"' ..... --•• Tfl•I• .. UIO -.. U.llf~ll>• .. •• • , A2 CAIL Y PILOT Saturday, No11ember 29. 1975 ' ' f ' Supply Paynaents Runaway Program Offered Affidavit Cites Cella Orders From Wire ~4."rvicri. Dr . t .. ouls Ct·lla's troublc-s con linul'd lo mount fo'ridny wh1·n :1n affidavit wa::i fil ed 111 Orangl' County Superior Cou rt th;1t charii'e11 him with urdt·rin~ t1A•o hospital ~dn1inis lr:1tors tu p.iy phony t•on1pan1t•s ht• t•untrollt•J for s uppl1t·s tht· y 11(' vt·r rt•C:t·i Vt'? Th~ Mffidnvit s1g:n1..-d by th)ltru·t attorney invt~st 1gator J.orcn W Duchesne was used to ~upport a st'arch warrant 1s~ut'tl Nov 21 by Su perior Court Jud~c .l1•roht OliVt'I'' Cella. !ht' tu.rui·~t ~•ni,:le ('on · tributor lo polit1tal t•:1tnp;ugn:::. 111 California last yt.·ar, is unclt.:r 111 Yt>Stigation by th(' ('OUnty (:rund Jury, thl• lnlt•r11 :.J I llt•\'t.'!IUl' &•rviC'£' and <1 fl'dt·ral i.:r:11 1d Jury th:-tt will be)!in hf';.irini-: tL•stin1ony in l.us .o\n~L'IL•S Mnnday. AL'L'ordin g to tbl' ~1 ff1da v1t, Cell<i controlled fnur or fiv(· btink account:. belonging to f1cUc1ous compaoiea. ''M1ih1ion Comrnuruty llnsp1 lal control lt•r R obl•rt Zunic h pcr11onally told rnc lhat 1n molit instances hl• "'"as d1rl'C.'h,.•d by Dr. Cella personally to prepare the cheC'ks made p;:1y abll' tu tht• C'Om panies," Oucht•sne s;:ud in the af fidavit . The chec k i;, according to r>uchcs nl', w('re sig-nt--<I by both C.ella and hi :; bu:;int·:,s managt•r, Ted Schiffman . It is also alleged 1n the af fidavi t that invoice:, covering lhl· alleged phony purchas('s at !\11s sion Community l·lo:;pital in Mis· sion Viejo and Mercy General Hospital in Santa Ana were print· eel in a print :;hop statiun<•d :it ~Iilision . f'rom Page A J STEVENS ... minority member, called Stevena· nomination "a very fine appointment." Both Hruska and Eastland said they expect the committee to bfl&in it11 confirmation hearings when Con8res1 reconvenes nex t week. Ford 11aid the 'Stevens nomination w ilJ be submitted Monday, the »amc day Conti:reis retu.rnt from its Thanki11ving 1'he affidavi t supported <i ~earch or the print shop. nuw !orated 1n a Cos ta i\1esa in dus lri3l trat'l, ¥nd Sch1ffn1an·i; auto 13te la11 t week , Evidrnct• scii~d 1n the st·~1rl·hes is belleYud to bl· part ur an 1nvPs tigatiun into en1hczzh.• 1ncnt of hospital funils. 'Though a n1innr1ly· own<'r of both Mission u nd ?\-1t•rey, Cell;1 reportt~dly directed up~_.r;.1tions Jl the hospi tahi until rt..-ct.·ntly when he was stripped of powttri1 by d1~ zudent c.•o-0wnerli . 'rhe Sunlit Ana phyi;1c1<1 n con tributt>d mort.• than $500,000 1n cash ond aerviceii to~) politic t:oun.ty Supervi sor LaurL·nct• Sthm1t. (:ontroller KL·n ('nry, i\s :iemblyman Richard ltobinso n (0 ·Santa Ana) and Ht•p. Jerry Patt1:rson <D·Santa Aua). Although he ini1h1ts hu ha1 nu tax problt'mit, it is known that JRS ill investigatin~ Cttlla"s rtt· ported f;1ilurc to file ;1n 1nron1l• tax return for thC' last thrc.>c yc.>ar::i . A l 3m11y <'r1s 1li <'enter and runaway youth program t!! now ~1va ilablt'" ror l~arbo r Area f:imilie1' th rough the ()range· <:Oa11t Yl\fCA. Tht! progra m has b('en fi nanred throug h August, 1976, ~ind is ror a!l families in ()rangt.· County roas l<al :.ireas. llowevL·r ~1t the prt•::.t~11t tLmt>, the work primar ily invol ve11 familie11 in lhl'! •tarbor Art'a, aCl'Ordin~ to Y~1CA officials. Oirector of the' program as \'a han llovsepi<:1n, who ha• a masterli dag rel! 111 counseling from P eoppL•rdine l /niver•ity. lie 1s assi:,tt"d by two full ·time counselors. ln a.dd1t1un , to the full ·time counstllng pro~r am, there is alito tl•mpor11ry housing avu1Jable for 1·1111away youths or persons in· volved in crisis situ::it1ons. 1-'ur n1or~ inform;.ition, phone S.12·99C...,. Blaze Probed RES EDA (lJ PI > -A greutt·r alarm fire which brought out 11 c·ompanies gutted a paint anrl wallpaper s tort' tod.:iy, causing: l'n est1matE'd $350,000 dama_ge. f'rom Page A J BOYS STRANDED ..• youngsters appearc..>d to be ~ired, confuftd and not w~ll equipped to withstand the rigors of an overnight stay tn subfreezing temperuturcti. IT WAS AFTF.R THEIR RF.PORT th•t two volunteer search parties were sent into the Meadows area, Canova said. · Rut by ni ghtfall, neither •earch.ps rty had.located tho boys as s11ow continued to rail and drifts grew highe r. After dark, u third search te am joined by two doctors trudged into the mountain area at the R,500-foot leve~ ~ver a trail poundtid out. through the snow by one or the or1g1nal teams. CANOVA SAii> EARl.Y TODAY that the three search parties ha d pitched camp !or the night and planned to re- new their quest at dawn 'li (irst light. J-l e described conditions on the mountain as "indeed very dangerous if the boys uren1t able to keep themselves dry and avoid the icy winds.'' Selepec liaid the boys were not members or an or· ganization but ''just a group of good rriends who wanted to s pend son10 lime outdoors." -;reoe1s. Weathe r in the ldyllwlld area permitting, the moun- tain re11cue t eams will be joined in the search today by rescue helicopters from El Toro Marine Air Station, Cunova said. Steve111• nominaUon is expect.· ed to receive especially thorough acrutiny form the panel 1ince the vacany left t>y the Douglas re- llign{ltlon oould ttp the eourt·s llberal·con1ervative balance . Those familiar with Stevens' de- ciaions say he would most likely be p centrist juatloe who would swina moat often to the con· servative side. Four of the prevent juatices were appointed by Nixon and the oUter four are holdovers from the liberal Warren court. • Weather !ifaw fell Oftr .... ,, ol ON Nllen'• ..W.IHlloo. -'#yOlrll"t· Fl"9ilaM, Arlr., l'IH mere I-IS lnc:hft of Wltlw lty"111e1f19f''*"· Strong winds and drlttlnq 1no~uted NI~ Grl¥ln11 condltlon1 trom 1111!"\lflto Ari-. Gusts lffl ta SO ... 111• 111 '''''" 1kli;..,_ up Mt Jn """lll•tllu1 Arlrona. \"'1'111 .. f \tllfftl werll~\ ""re !fl~ lrom U. Nlr'llllfm flltt Df "'ilori• tllr~ Vt.II Into Mlln· tana. Mtf"V 1no• wa,nln•i ••l•nllt!d lrom ca,... ... IG•lle lrilO Ille mounlal1"•lnorlht•n Ne111 M11lca, w•1l1rn Col11r100 and P19rl1 ot -.... Wllft lfte 11or!l"l .e•1ttled l o 11re•d flll'UW•11 .. ,11, 'lfl"''' \torm "'"'"""' ••• pent· •tor Morll.,.., tlMI Oakol•• 6fWIM!nnewl•. ~ "'°""" oct..,rr1d trim !hi P'l1lm lnlo 1"-,...., Onet l.akK . Tlltre _ .. WIOW llunlet '" ... tlowtr Dl"Ml La•K Wii iie .,._, ..i -.......,..lof"'' e1lendld lrom Anlr•I Tu1t lnlo LeulM-. w;1.-r .. mperaturt• movtl(l llllo lllt toulht•" "'°'' Df VII Plaln1 wll'1 "'lid rNdllWI •-tht -littfl IJILnlol II» SWlllll. ORANGE CO.Alf DAILY PILOT l~ °'""O" COlll 0•1•• f'•IOI , *1!" ...... ,,. •I t-~ '"' "ltwt·~···· "ptlbl .. lwd .,, ·~ lit~. to.t>I 11'111>11\"1"11 (DnlPlny ~~"'" "'"'""' ••• o"*'•hllld ,.,-.,.....,. '~'°""" F•!Oll , ..... '°'''Mew. NP*Po•I e. ... ". '""'t•nQl&i' tl••<nrll'tun\1IA llt•!ty, t•vlnt. :5M>d<ll•.,.,,~ VIII•• .. .., L IQUf\I llottll/Soull> (<Ml\t A .ina•• '''""""' •lllllon 11 P\11111/>t'd W1u•da11-S"'1· 001 1111 pfll'(IOI! p.in"lllonu r,11111 " ti 1» *-i i IMy !.h11l, (IUtt l.lt>•. 1!11 t .. nl1 '111MI Robert N. Wel'd J'ttll-nl t11d PUOio\llOI Jack R. Curl1v ""' Pft11a.n1 •1'111 G..M111 w-, Thomas Keevll 1.11t11 T~m•1. A. Muranlne ........ 0•"9 f;(i,,J. Charles H . Loos Richard P. Nall From Page A J ADULT PROGRAMS. • • local taxpayers provide the rest, except ror about I percenl re· ceived from the fedc.>ral govern- ment. Dr. Watlion and Rodda al so respondt>d to the macrame iasue of whether such programs &hould be runded by the sta te. -.. How do you equate a class in embroidery for an elderly lady in a rest home who probably finds her only delight i n life in it with a young litudent in a chemistry lab!" Watson asked. ''They are both important to the state.'' Rodda took this tack : "Anything that increases the meaningfulness and quality of a person'i; life makes that per:;on a better citizen Rnd les1i1 likely to seek the social welfare services of the community. If we have bet- ter 11djusted people as a result or their having come to a course, we have saved the community a lot of money potentially." Dr. Watson made no bones about the fact that the intention within the ~oast di.strict, which had an enrollment increase of 39 perrent last year and 19 percent the year before. is to keep grow- ing. ·'Education is good for peo- ple ''he ::ia id . ''It's also an invest- meflt for the community. Study a rterstudy ha& proved that.'' The need to grow is the force behind the communiversity con· cept. "I feel the bi& need ls recur-rent education ~ the opportunity to drop in and drop out." Dr. Watson went on. "We need to ex- pand our efforts in this area. ·· ·•we are entering a new era where continutne educatio n Is go. int to be a pattern on of life.'' Dr, Wataon zsua:1ested th3t community colleges have come under the spotlight because enrollm~nts have been declining at school& and the pace of enroll· ment1 at four-yeilr Institutions ha11 declined. Jn addition, ho con· tended that neither the aovernor nor the Leg:islature underilands th.at enrollment increases at com· munlty eolle1e1 in times of economic depression . "SOme say we t'an't a fford runaway 1rowth," Dr. Wat1an continued. "Well. I say we can afford what we value. We can af- ford prtorttla1. 11 education a priortly! I say It la . "Our ohar1e 11 continuing education . We mail out broe~uru "nd students como and we grow. We are or1tlat1«1 for <lol"f tht Job we are 1uppo11od to l>o ~oln1. " Not all t~e crlllcl1m of eom- munlty colleges has oome f'rom without. Much ~as oome f'rom I "'-'i thin th<' roast district recently. Faculty lead e r s from both Orange Coa:il and Golden \V('st colleges demanded more study on the communiveraity concept , char1in1 It walii designed for ex- pan11 ion without sufficient care (or quality. The academic senate:i at the two schools are now i;tudying p o s s ibl e alternatives. !\1 any fa c ul ty members spe<'ifically critici1ed the pro- po11al to establi:ih a now cur· rlculum committee for a com- munlversity . They saw thi» move as giving the administration areater freedom to ini»titute new courses without faculty ap· prov al. Dr. Watson responded by say- ing that profe11i;or:i at some in- stitutions belie ve that quality is achieved by failing students. "I don't belie:ve in that. Learning is a function of what a per:ion ac- quires, not a function of the grad- ing process." He added that the approach within the roast district is toward makin1 liucces:ics out of people. "There can be Quality in em - broidery as there can be quality in calculus. There aimply should be appropiate standards for ap· propnateclasses. Wecanhaveall kindsofstandards. "Do we measure a person by whether he can overhaul a car or whether he can pass a true.false exam? W(' have been making the ml11take of s aying that rote memory ia a quality. We h11ive been a c.>redential·certifying soolety: Today people with MA's and PhD'll are being hired over people who haven't got those degrees, but have more ability. That's ridiculous ... Dr. Watson predicted that performance examinations would Increasingly become fac· tors In the hiring of employes over educational qualincaUons. · D11lty Piiot DtU•wy 11 G11.-11t1IMCI '-"'onday·F11d•v II you do "°' !"lave YoUr papef by fi 30 p in . can bftk>re 1 pin and your copy Wiii be de- livered Sa1urd1y 11nd Sundilly If ~ do not receive vour COP)' by 9 am. SalUJ- day. Of" 8 • m Sundll)' C3ll bfllore 10 • m •nd 'f'OU' cooy w1U be deh.,.red Clrclf,tfH Tth .. Jillll "'OSI 01•nQe Co1Jnly AfefS 641-4,~ I Notlllwo•I Hunt1nglon 9.acll. aoel We!llmin,t•r 1 ... 111:1 San Cl•menlt. Cap1111ano Bt11Ch. San Juan C1ptslrano , 01n1 Point. South Laguna, L110un1 Niguel . . • . 4tl-Nlt 1"t' I From Page A J SNOW •.. natural •no" uusuall)' early, and for ftrefiaiitors. The s nowfall queUed the remaind~r of the two hu&t flret that burJ1*1 JOD ~ milOI of br••h and 4l 111blirb&n CIUl)'Oll "9111H dyrinK lhe week. At lower altitudes, s ho wers sprinkled some areas al'kt winds ot up to ~ mtle1 an hour lashed some beachea. Desert travelers were warned to beware of blow· ing dust and &a nd. Overcast 11kiea, which poured out .16 of an inch on downtown lm Angele11 on Friday, 1hould <'lear and even turn to fair by Sunday, tht> ror,ecasters ~aid. The high in downtown l..os A111ele11 hit only S4 Friday. Small craft w11rnina11 we re hoisted alon1 the Oran1e Coast Friday as r f'llll y winds up to 20 mile11 per hour helped whip up already choppy seas The cold winds were expected to clear Friday 'li clouds from the skies early today but ure also ex- pected to keep ten1pt>ratures a.lone the coast in the low60 ':i . Orange County llarbor Patrol orficiltls rerused to speculate F'ri day night as to when the s maJI craft w arning flags that wt're hoisted rrom J>oint Conception to the 1t1 exica n border will be lowered. f"rom l'age it I RECORDS .•. Roykin, who h ad preached a I ~·hour i1ermon on the topic, 11aid he was gratified by the rei1ponse of the churt.'h'll young members. "I've a11ked young people wh•t they like about that type of music 11nd they alway1 tell me the liame thing : 'Recauae It feel1 sood .. That'1 all they will aay," he aaid . Boykin hope11 to expand the crusade to other churches. "Durint the days ahead, we American• need ta be li11terUng to mare patriotic muiiic, ''he said. [ Pilot J Logbook Turkey Day Fete Was for the Birds By ARTIWR R. VINSEL Olldlll Doll•"*" MaM This wa1 our first Thanks giving in our first home, and It lu11t may very well have been our firtt last. Our humble cot,, a1e It a •mall place, jun bll enouab for two and a puppy. "'NII\. 'l'tle addJtion of a turkey left Just elbow room, or winl room. The addition of assorted family and friends created a 1ltuatlon somewhat akin to wtuat we witnesaed on televt1fon. Ol\Jy the Loa An1ele1 Rama, tile Detroit Llon1, the Buffalo BW1 and the St. Louis Cardinali I weren 't juggling pla"'8'1foad . WE GAVE Tiii\.~ THAT two raiTiiiy .me'!'berl. were of( skiing and one friend was off prospecting 1n Ariz:ona, beeauae that left room for the two dog~ .. Barney an~ Andy raced around the track comprised or l1v1~g room. kitchen, hallway and dining alcove like drivers Richard Petty and Cale Yarborough, no:it"totail. fast and loud. Sc hn a uzer and tenier hair settled on the tray of celery 1ticks, s moked oysters. pickled Tuscany pe~pers and other delicacies Jlke ex:haU1t fumes on your PIO!"lc lunch at Riverside Raceway. d Great debate ra&ed over whether the turk~Y. was one; when to e at · whrther oyster, combread or trad1t1onal bread stuffing is be:it ; whether plain branch spring water or club soda goes with it better, and whether lo watch the Buffalo Billi vs . the St. Loui5 Cardinals or Henry VIII vs. the Pope. WE WATCHEDPARTOFbolh. Mother apologized as usual, clalminc her mince and pumpkin pi es we re ugly and tasted awful, but aa uiual they were beautiful and delicious and helped destroy about 1'1 diets. h d b t Everybody overate, including Barney t e og, w o co sick on the carpet. We sat back late Thursday night, s urveyed the wreckage that included tbe turkey corpse, about two acres of dirty dishes and the last smidge1_1 of smok~ oysters garrUshed with terrier hair. Never again, we vowed. But today w e decided: We 've aOt diblli on ho1tin1 the Thankagi vin1 dinner again next year. CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR HOME FOLDING TABLE & CHAIR SET · Complete Set of !i. Individual loo1e OAK LOGS with MAGIC flames. In· ell.Kie$ "V" shaped 8111ning Pan with 1rnblr1. SAVE. Reg. $59.95 NOW s399s WE SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM FIRESCREENS \~ ' Butcher Block Top in SOiid Beechwood-Nevo- Mor Top. 4 FOLDING CHAIRS ALL FIVE s 139ss 1--A_n_d_E_Q_u __ 1P_M"".""E"""'.'"N_T-1 PIECES BBQ BARGAINS Extra Chalr1 $16._95 We're lo;i.ded wilh bart•in• for 1h1ou1door1e1unnt.1! ROLL TOP DESK ~~---- F111e51 n;11ne b1a11di Ilk.• ARKLA- CHARBROll-CtlARMGL.0 30" wide, 20" deep, 44" high . 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I ' , ~I ) • • l ' ' r Sa1urday, Novomwr 29. 1975 DAILY PILOT A3 =Revidons l..oo.,, S111·veillance BanBl,ock .:Escaping, She Dies Stevens: A Conservative .. Opinions Tend to Limit Federal Power Unit Look Set 8}' WILLIAM SCRREIBEll ... 0.11, ......... Orana:e County's onC"e- controvenlal Police tntelllg~ unit. now called the Orange Count1 Criminal ActlY!tyS11tem (OCCAS). will come bdon the County -Board of Supervisors a,:alnTuesd1y for revamping. Sheriff Bradley Cates. whO BOW JUIJDt&inS the file ol known -crimlnal1 and their a5SOCiates said in• letter lo the board he bli 1lod problems with OCCAS In the 15 months since it was re- organized. Unut supervisors vested the authority over the crime file in Gates• office, it was maintained under a shroud of secrecy by -<OUnty District Attorney Cecil 'Hicks. After a lengthy battle over 'juri5dietion that raised questions about possible misuse of the in- tew«ienCe unit to spy on innocent :citizens. Hicks was forced to sur- render rontrol over it . -It was never proven con- clusively if names of people other than criminals and their as- -'sociates were tver rontained in .the files and no evidence was ,. ever presented to indicate that ·:special surveillance gear under • the intelligence units control was ·~misused by police agencies. : Jn his letter, Gates said he has ·had trouble maintaining the files ; properly, receiving and releas· ing the informa tion and ad· · m inistering the reworked in- ·telligence unit. • In the area of maintenance, ·Gates is re('ommending elimina· : tion of the current sy:stem or issu· .:ing complete report s on a • particular criminal activity to a requt>sling la w e nforce m e nt •.agency. f He wants to replac<' it with a 1 new concept that would simply : refer a questioning agency to the •. •· i:Gang Pinpointe d Pol1re deparltnent with the most current flies o n the particular crime or criminal. Gate3 also is a.sking that the current requirement ~rmitling only police chiefs to receive or add fl.le information be relaxed to aUow an officer designated by the chief to do the job. In the area of administration, Gates seeks permissio n to broaden the scope of OCCAS to gather knowledge "from a wide range or the law enforcement community ... To accomplish that goal, the sbenrr wants to create a "policy committee" composed or fivt> police chiefs a_nd representatives of the district attorney's o(fice to aid him in developing new policies and procedures. Wa1it a Husky? BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -Windows barred against burglars left 110 way out for an eld~rly woman who burned to death Friday in h«"r horn~. Muriel Steinme tz, 70, · was round slumped over the tub in her bathroom where the window, like aJJ others in the $75,000 house, was blocked by metal bars. She wa :s the fourth person to die in similar circumstanees i n Los • o\ngeles in the past year, The fire of unde tt"rmined origin de-strayed the back part of the stucco home a nd re-sisled the efforts or 22 firerne-n for about 20 minutes. 0.<ly P>lel SI.ti M>Me WASffiNGTON (UPI) -John Paul Stevens, the Chicago judge President Ford has nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, is a meUculou:J opinion writer willing to aive poUce and lotl:l.I govern· ments leeway in dealing with the expanded rights for de rendants established by the high court in thel960s. (Related story, Al) Based on a sampling of his op\. nions selected by the Wh ite House, Stevens meets Ford 's criteria as a thorough judge with a conservative legaJ tempera· menl who seeks to avoid use or judiciaJ power when possible bul will exercise it readily if essen- tial fairness is at s take . AS SUCH, STEVENS would b\• unlikely lo join the decreasing list of liberals on t~ court in most opinions. but ne-ither iA•ould he be a co nstant ally of thC' court's m ost conservative me-mbe-r, William J-1 . Rehnquist . Since former Presidt>nl Nix on's appointment of four justice:>, including Rehnquist and Chi ef Justice Warren E . Burger, the high court h.as gf.'neraJly declined to ex.tend the landmark constltu· tional rulings the court made un- der the late Chier Justice Earl Warren. This judiC'ial conservatism has been partic ularly pronounced in the field of criminal rights. and based on the opinion sampling, Stevens 1s likely to go aJong with further narrowing of the \Yarren court decisions. IN ONE CASE, FOR example. he conceded that police should not have allowe d a robbery sus· pect to face hi s victim without aid of counse-1 . But he added that there-was no evidence of police "bad faith .·· "~othing more than l~zi ness, or perha ps just 'sloppy' police work, seem s lo be involved:· Stevens said in voting to uphold conviction of the robber. Dissenting in a not her ('aSl', Stevens said courts do not have lo tell a defendant he will be ineligi · ble for parole if he voluntari ly plea d s gui!ty to a narcotic-s crime. f SAN JOSE !AP) -An in· tensive six.·v..·eek undercover in· vestigation has pinpointed San J05e as the hub of one of the statt>'s largest prison gangs, the San Jose News reported Friday. Seven-m onth-o ld Tsha qualifies, thoug h s he·s also part ter· rier. She likes kids and the outdoor s, and doesn 't see enoug h of either at h er C'llI're nt acldress, the J-luntington Beach Humane Society. ''.o\ DEFF.NDA.'i'T'S disa p· pointme nt upon learning of parole ineligibility is not unlike the shock of a n unanticipated prison sentence for a defendant Nebr. Explosio11 1 Planes Collide; ~ Pilots Survive OMAHA. Neb. (AP) -Two B57 bombers col- lided in the air and exploded in flames Friday while approaching a runway at Offutt Air Force Base, headquarters or the Strategic Air command. The two pilots parachuted to s af'ety . There were no explosives aHoard the twin· engine jet planes, which were based at Forbes Air Force Base, Kan., and attached to the Kansas Air National Guard, a SACspokesman said. Toy Gun Cose MIAMI <UPI) -Two court.appointed psychiatrists have found sane and competent to stand trial a youth who brandished a toy gun at J Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan. But a psychiatrist hired by the defense said he is so ''phobic'' he cannot resist wrongdoing. Findings of the court.appointed ps ychiatris ts } were reported by a ssistant U.S. Attorney Rebekah Poston. Defense counsel Ray Sandstrom confirmed in a • 1 telephone interview Friday that a t least one of the court·appointed psychiatrists has ruled his client. Michael Lance Carvin, 20, Pompar.J Beach, sane and able to stand triaJ. Trial Dela11 Nl;red SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A federal judge re- jected a request Friday by attorney F. Lee Bailey to delay the start of Patricia He arst's bank robbery t,rial for three days until Jan. 29 because of the lawyer 's business pro· ~---~-----, blems. ( S ORT J In a brief order, U.S. IN H Di st. Court Judge Oliver --------~· J . Carter refused to change the Jan. 26 start· ing date he set at a hearing Nov. 17. Bailey told Judge Carter in a le tt e r that had he bttn in court t hat day, he would have mentioned his commitment to attend a convention from Jan. 26-28 r epresenting a helicopter firm in whi ch he own s a controlling interest. Means Con11lrf ed PIERRE, S.D. (UPI) -American Jndian Mov- ement leader Russell Means was found guilty of one count or simple assault Friday in U.S. Di strict Court but was acquitted of two other counts and three counts were dismissed. The verdict was announced following the little over six·hour trial conducted by vi siting U.S. Dis· trict Court Judge Robert Marhage. Means was on trial in connection with a June. 1974, melee at the Mission, S.D Country Club in· volving two off.duty Bureau t r Indian Affairs policemen. Probe Dropped .,, MINEOLA, N .Y. CAP) -The Nassau County s575 WESERYICE WHAT WE SELL AT 127 s95 AT097 s119 AC/DC Sl'EOAl ........ ICA-lt" -ICA't IEST FT488 ltM DIAfiONAl -~---.,., ___ "' ·-C--·---YOUI CHOICE , s435 LIMITED ~ . SUPPLY 19·,;,,,,.~ 'it;' FT463 llcA li1l r!L:100 I .. s399 --. I l·YU.R rARTS & SfllVICE RCA't a.if ,.._ i~ s335 if)' ~' l·YEAR PARTS I-YEAR SERVICE 3-YEAR PICTURE TUBE FIHAHCIHG CASH 90 ll rAYMEHTSI o.a.c. TERMS TO 36 MONTHS. o.a.c. 14H9CAMUIC.dD -MASTH CH.U.61 ITJUW s335 :::,-:. s449 IH STOCX REDUCED PRICES ON ALL RCA RADIOS _, AM/fM WUTHla DUAL POWH AC/OC OfQ(TAl CLOCI( FM-AM POITAIU expe('ting a r1 n(', or, at worst. a prriod or probation. SUch disap· pointment is not · maniCcsl in· justice.' ·· Stev<"ns wrOtt'. Turning to "one-1nan, one· vote" issu..-s in a nother cast•, Stevens dissented whe-n a majori· ty of the 7th U.S . Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a 1970 pl an for redistricting Chicagu·s a.ldermanie districts because it discriminalt>d against minorities and ethnic groups. Stevens said the test for illegal r<"distrieting s houJd be a very narrow ont:. essentially ignoring minor but pro \•t•n di serimatory intent as long as lht• di stricts were numeril~ally equal. TllF. OPISIOS APPEAREl>to be typical of StC'\'ens because it To SPporaff> Arkansa s Gov . David Pry o r , ·I I . and wife Rarbar<.i, 37, ~e parated, an· nounceme nt said Friday o n their 18th wedding an - ni versar y. ThS¥ h ave three c hildre n . Statem e nt sa id nothing a bo ut divorce. X'"ITH Ji" Dl_.,i 1...0ll ... 'I "IOli•I l ~:l-,;.IL-· ex prtss<-d a concern for pr11gmatic balanC'ing or in· dividulJI rightg aguinst a fear of grt•3ter authority by the [ed<"ral t.'Ouru over local govt"rnmenl. Stt-vt"ns again revealed th1 ~ belief when h£> and two otht>r judge:J left it up to thl' Jlhnu1s 1.egi:iJa ture to d<:'cidt' wheth~r a majority or three-fifths vote was net'ded to approve the f..!qual Rjghts Amendn1t'nt. 1\Fl'ER F.XAMl'.'llNG 1n d(' tall. often throug h extensive foot notes, the vu.'ws of the Constitu· lion's (raml'rs. Stevens co n eluded tha t they rt>ached "'fh(' basic undt>r standing tha t state legislaturt•s s hould havt• the powt>r and the discretion to de termint> for then1selves how they s h o uld di sc h arge tht' responsibilities l.'ommitt ed to them by tht• fedt'ral govern ment ." The Supr{•m(' Court in the last two yE'a rs has l'.~tendcd some rights to children to challenge school authorities. It also has un - dl'r cons ideration a tes t of schools' hair ·le ngth dress codes. In a similar cast', Stevens said the child has no rights separalt• from his parl'nts . ''TO TH F. F.XTF.ST that parents and teac hers s tand together, a child has noenforcea ble constitutional right to do his own thing,·· Stevens said in dis sent from a m aJor1ty of the Court of Appeals "It is only wh(·n the part•nt sup JX>rts a child's attempt to ac cele-r ate a change in customs that a meaningrul conflict arises ... "Since the child has no en rorceable-right to remain un· s horn or unwas hed without parental consent. I find nothing offensive in a dress code which merely requirf's conformit y un less e"cu sed by a c hild 's parents ... Spanish Test M.o\DRID, Spain !UPI ) -Gov ernment sources s ay right.wing Prime Minis ter Carlos Arias ~avarro will r esign in a few days, se-tting up a crucial test for King Juan Carlos· promise to liberalize the Spanish govern ment. '76 ZOOM REMOTI SALE -:'"ITH]I 1 1 1 ••• oi_...,. . '""°'' I I i•lttOW ) IOOM 11MOn ....... ASK FOR OUR LOW PRICES U>OMUMOTI • ... di.strict attorney dropped his homicide investiga· tion Friday into the case of a 16-year--0ld Maryjane Dahl, who died after lbe plug was pulled on her life . ....ustaining hospital respirator. s349s lWS47/W s2495 AWM172 :.....--1~~=::::::;:~~;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;:~ • With support from one of the nation's foremost medical detectives, Dist. Atty. Denis Dillon an· nounced that the evidence in Miss Dahl's death Nov. 2 did not Justify seeking a grand jury indict· •-ment against her relatives or anyone else. "The aC'ute nature of the underlying diseases :. suffered by Maryjane Dahl on the day of her death : 1,D&kes it impossible to exclude those diseases as a :. ,jlompeUn~ cause oC death,·• Dillon declared. fl I OVER ZO-YEARS IH ORAHGE COUNTY 19046 BROOKHURST ""'~~"' HUNTINGTON BEACH ol'' ,.~ 968-3329 ) WHY BUY AT ABC? 90 days 13 pay'""9hl ._.. as cosh or low Dowtt mid 36 months to pay to.o.c.I • t Yecr Fr'ft Pcirts • I Year FrH Stt"•ice • 3 y.,.. Pk:tw• T• W.-r.ty fThe lrd ,._.is AIC's •rtftldtd wmTWttyl • Free Doll•ery ...cl Set Up 119 " dlogo•ol ood l""Jffl • ~c•d, Master ChCFIJ" • W• S..-.lc• What W• s.41 • We looow ow l'roclooct. loaido ...i Out· Ho c_.,.i_ sa1 ....... 1 f HOURS: DAILY I 0-7 MOH.·THURS.·FIU. Ol'EH I 0-9 SAT. OPEN 10-5:30 SUH. OPEN 12·5 '\ ' A.f OAILV PILOT Saturday. November 21. 1975 • Lake Hil~ Church -A Dream Come True 'Thn~ art' many, many enn-~& nrf'drd lo dnVt' lfw whttl of our Chnstwn church. But I baw-aJu.o111 ?'l t"nthU.JWJm at t~ top of m11 Jut ' Righi Rt't1 Simon Drrw. OttaWJ., Cauoda It h:ul to be t>nthu.-;iasm that sent happy famihrs armed with rakes, hOf's and saC'k lunches out to thl• nrid 5-l·acrt.· site that soon will tx> the n1ult1·purpose home of the l.ake llills Community Chur<'h of F.J Toro The ltev. 1-tarold F'. l..eestma laughs as loudly as any member nf his congregation hxlay when rt'minded that the pt ('k -;.ind - shovel St'Ssions of early 1974 Wf>re tal·tfu!ly touted as "purposeful p1cn1cs " PICSICKISG C:\~F. last t)ll the church workers' list if it l'\'l'f made the lts t at :ill in the early days of a dream th;it has gfO\l.'ll from a sp1r1tC'd public mf't!t1ng to the $7 1n1ll11Jn dimeru;ions of its futurl' l.ake Forest hi tffil'. First and fore-most was the de· sire of the cungrcgaliun that brought I.e.,-.stma to 1..ak<' llills to help with ground t•lea.ring and savor the firs t fruits of .... ·hat must bt> the mos l ambitious t·hurch building plan 1n Southern California. " There w ere 1hose who warned in those early months of 1973 lhal the ambitious building plans wh1ch more or l{'SS came to La ke Hilts with Dr. l~e('sl ma mi ght amount to the young rongrega- tion biting off morl' than it could ch('w. Th(' d oubting Thomases arc hard to find today. The 54 acr('s that inelude a IS-acre lake bear the name of thP church that now meets 1n the El Toro lligh School gymnasium and the SJ million in· itial construction phase is no longer a dream . IT'S IN Bl~ACK and whlte, it 's rlearly penn4..'d o n arehitect's parchment, it 's pinned to the drawing boards and long r ('· moved from the dream drawer. l...eestma has long been JjsteJ. as the busiest pastor on the (E:d1tor'1 note This I.!! o continua- llcm oj smts 111 which /ht Daily Pilvl offers o peronohitd v1ttnof o hcuJe of umsh1p stltcted al randnm Th~ church covered 1n la.st '-1ondoy "s sermcm i.t tcxfay .! .!pccial /lffilurr J !::.ooouthern Californta circuit but he's nC'ver too busy to hustll' the inquirer out to thl' church 's future home on ~-1 oult o n l'arkway ~t .... ·een Canatla l{oad and Ridgerqute Dri ve. I.eestma is the first to admit that a ton or t ~·o of bank ~tall .. ments and the continued toil and sweat or more than 1,100 Lake 11ills church m ember s l ie between loday 's Lake Fo,est vis· ta and the award-win ning a r r hitect s' m odel that his parishioners dote upon. "BUT l.OOK WllAT'S com· ing." the ebullient pastor ex- claimed. "two -:?itory administra- tion building will be ready De<'. IS and our s plendid fellowship hall along the lake shore will be available to us s hortly after that." Business administrator Robert E . Moore of Mission Viejo -one of seven full time 'A'otkers on a church payroll that includes seven part·lime personnel -re· called that In its first year the flPdgling congregation gave $70,000 towa rd purcba.se of lhe former ranch, over and above re· gular tithes and offerings. IAke Hills worshippers made it SM,000 in the second year, ob· viously buoyed by the $100,000 contribution m ade by a church men1ber whose name is not avajlable. What is available in abundance is the praise offered by Dr . Leestma and ttis congrega. lion for that magnificent gesture. OSE OF T H E EARLIF.ST priorities -not yet achieved but being pursued delerminedJy by I.a.kl" Hills members -is th<' full payment of the $1 ,n>.000 pri <'e asked for the 54 -acre Lake Hills site. Even so, it doesn't come at lhe top of Pastor Leestma's list. "The real priority of thi s chureh is the building of lives," he S3id . Whic h observati on doesn't prevent lhe pastor fro m commenting that the Lake J{ill s group got a bargain when it purchased the site that has a JS-acre la ke at its heart. "It w ould sell for double that sum to- day," hesaid. Tl-IF.: ~tA~ Y,'JtO 'A.'Orked for more than 10 years under Dr. Robert ''Hour o f Power·· Schuller at Garden Grove Com· munity Church hasn't allowed the lack of permanent church facilities to. impede his ambitious and widely praised prop-ams of what he declare1 is bis •·stewardship under God .·· While building plan• Un · derwritten by the largest loan ever authorized by the pareot Reformed Church of America eontinue to get the green light. 1..f'f'Stma and his workers push on with projects thal cover every aspect of church llfe and educa· tion. With his associate pastor, the Rev. Robert I,. Wise, al his elbow, Leestma conducls open "J)astor's classes on what is prac· t1cally a year·round basis. They range, he sa}'S, "from the honest skeptic to lhe committed Chns- lian."" RF.CORDS FALL BY lh• wayside at Lake ll11ls almost as often as Sunday services come around : Sunday School enroll· ment stands at 450 children. membership will soon top l,100 and program after program re· aches capacily long before or· ganizers thought it possible. Leestma firmly believes that the secret of success at Lake Hills is the caliber of the men and women who surround him and have helped him to achieve what he says is his "special interest in the uncburched, non·Christian people of the community ... Flanking him are back·up pastor Wise , finance expert Moore, Dr. Warren C. Marsh, ' DR. HAROLD LEESTMA (CENTER) LEADS BOOMING PARISH Rav. W1H 11 A1al1tant P11tor; Dr . M1r1h Le1d1 Mualc director of music, and director of development Frank Boss. THOSE WHO FELT when the 1..ake Hills concept was first dis· cussed more than three years ago that Leestma was the logical choice if you were aiming for the stars faithfully adhered to that principle in their choice of Marsh. The Orange County Depart· ment of Education executive has used ttis three years in El Toro to whip together an enthusiastic, well balanced choir that is highly regarded throughout the com· munity it serves a nd envied by music ministers working with other choirs. Marsh's singers are in the final stages of their preparation for Handel's '"Messi ah", scheduled for performances at both morn· ing services Dec. 7. Marsh knows ~tter than most ministers of music that the Handel oratorio sorts out the rhoristers from the choir mem· bers but has no fears at this vital point of rehearsals. changing success story. Members who identify l.eestma as the driving force behind that success story predict an even greater impart when the church's planned J,,ake Forest facility gets off the drawing boards and into full operation. 1.eestma join s them in that pre- diction. "It is astonishing to contemplate at this poinl what we will be able to achieve when our new home is complete," he , said. llis congregation will have at its di sposal 'working and recrea· lion centers and ample facilities for the many conferences and weekend retreats that will, Letstma says, be a feature or his ; chureh's plans for the com-· munity. "ABOVE ALI,,'' HE said, "'I s tress that it w ii I be a place of serenity. Our c hurch lives will center around the sanctuary on the hill and we will provide every Christian amenity and solace of· fered by today's church." WILLIAM PEREIRA PLAN FOR LAKE HILLS SANCTUARY WIU BE IN GROVE OF EUCALYPTUS TREES NEAR RESERVOIR Slructure Will Provide 5eaUng for 1 ,000 and lnclud11 M•ln Sanctuary, Chapel, Outdoor Recre•Uon •nd Group Retreat F•cllltle1. HIS ASSOCll\TES al Lak e Jiills predict what has almost come to be inevitable al the popular chur ch : yet another chapter in a continuing and un· T hey are long days for Leestma but he does not allow , them to prevent his participation- in a hos t or church activities: 1 radio e ngagements through the ''Uplift '" weekly m essages, CS.e LAKF., Page AS) ORANGE COAST CHURCH .DIRECTORY ... :·<:. t ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL OIURCH • lUTIBAH OtUROt PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES ' ~ ·'"'.' · WELCOMES YOU .,. ... A Card .. Wok-frOlll of the Coastal Areas . • RfSURRECTION THE, UHITB> METHODIST CHURCH · 3209 Vt0 Lido, Newport Beach Chr11t United l'resbyteri• Church SUMOAT 7:10.t.Jril. twy &c~t NEWPORT HARBOR PAii. H.t.LYOISOH Cost• Mesa JlltZ•••ll•l..._........alkaAaJI•.._. ·-Huntington Be.ch t:OO & 11 :00 A.M. Hoty .._. .. & llffilERAN OtUROt RRSTUHITID FIRST UHITlD 1..,..D...wL ...... P..._ .....,..,,.., ............ 7tl Do.w Dr. f:OO A...M. METHOOIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH s.m,-w--. t-:JO A.Jr4. Clilrcil Sciloill:: f:lO A..M, 9-:00 A..M. Cllwc.11 Sclteel 1_..., I 0 A.MJ I 141-l•ll CONTE~POl'IAAY 5£.RVICE 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. Offkr.JOl 12 w.....-. St. no.:t6Mt40 CHAAISMATIC MASS t ............. c.... .......... 2 721 17th St. 536-3537 Church of IM CoYenant TVISDA.T W ,_.,. O'f M-' 7:JO P.M.. IO:JOA.M. s....nc---t:l 5' 10:10 10 A..M. Hatr ................. -~---UT\JAGICAl SERVICE Al ............ t:.JO N....-y C.• All Mer""'O JIHPmu .... U.C:....MIM Srrk• wMlri LA.TING OHOF HAHDS Ea<ly t I I O:JO A...M. We~ f:ll & 11 A..N. Cllcrdl Seil 1 .. 9:: IS ......... ...,.... ...... Worship a·oo a.m. °"""" '°""" E LW •S8ELL DD WID.asDAT' I0-:4SA.M.. ...... Pr~F•• .... -__,. 'W ..... I a.di Set 1 I t:JO • fo AM. 7!JO p .M.. ,.,..,_. & Pr.iw Owistian .......,e..,. •. , •.• Costa Mesa North Hunlington Be.:h-Nor1h ..... 557.]]40 1'11elrtt.MMP."'*"tll, led.,..____,..•• '7MJIO Worship 9:15a.m. MESA VBDI COM~UN!nD C0111munfty l'resbyteri• Church FesttWt 9112H-"" METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHUICH Worship 10:30 •.m. ... """'°" leodl ~ .... v-.a-.91 6&82 Hell Ave. 842-4-481 411,.,..., ..... ~ .... ST. JOHH THE DIYIHE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ·~ ~ew. ........... 962-5005 w ..... f • IO:JO 1 ............. J.T•u~ 2043 Oranige A.'f'e •• Cosio MHa WB.COME ...... a.di SdMilil c.... ...... 1 ..... .....,o.H..,.-1 ..... .,...1.c••Met t:lO A..M. t:OO I I ct:JO A..M. f:H ~ I f:OO A.M. -Clirhelm -.C: .... .._, SUNDAT 58.'t'ICU -1:: & I 0:00 A.M. CHRIST CHURCH 1e;;11 A.M..-w....., 11:11.u..-•••..., .._. CHUICH SCHOOL -t: IS A..M. GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH .... SllTCAll IY THESIEA HEWl'OllT CEKTlll "-494-7111 Fr.tt.ww4MeltC.tw1NJM, Vk .. -Plt-. 541·2217 33501 STONEHIU OR .. DANA POINT Newport Beach UHITED METMODIST St. Mark Prflbyteri.., Church .JOHH O. to4UDSOH, PASTOI 1•00 W. Balboa Blvd . 1601 Marguerite Ave. woastW-l:JO & 11 :00 SUNDAY SCHOO'-f:41 673-3805 Corona del Mar C...-J ........ ''ffDr.,c.-....... ST. ANDREWS 4tJ.J414 4t6-l424 Rev. Robert Shepard .X w.....,._....,. .............. '*' .... ,...... EPISCOPAL CHURCH w.....,&a...dl~ .......... W ..... & Clmrdisa..i-t:OO& IO:lOAM. t:JO A..M. 1 ..... J.-L.._ "-64~1]41 YISTA YHDE Sa«>CM.. 5144MlcW--. ....... CHRIST LUTHBtAM CHURCH w...,. Pr..Scaolll ""-'MM745 Wonldp s.rnc. & 5oMdoy School -I 0 A.M. t-11:45 MiSIO..rri Synod /' "\ Ttiis Sunday Worship in II l-4J' I ........, ,_ .. , •• llU71J 760 Y1chN SL. Collh .... ftit I ... LL--' Wit-. Ir .. Yk.-...... Y.T_,,.._._5 ..... 1414 \. :,;51 . .Jlndrn(''; T'rcsbyleriarr C/111rc/1 'W......,S_....-1:11& II A.M. "'. 'JJ SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT Saint Michael And All Angel• Epi.copal Churth -...., Sc ..... I 4"'111 ... a..-t:JO A..M. 600 St. Andrews Road• Newport Beach J2ll Pactfk View Orf..,~. Carona del M• c:a.tttt..81 I l•,S.C....-Ml-4t,6 HARIOR llEfORM TIMl'U Dr. a.In H. Dlw ....... , ...... s..Nt ~ -1:00 I t-;JO A..M. , ..... s.-.tc.. "THE FEEDING "-"-'f & QM C...-t:JO A..M. PRIHCE OF PE.ACE umtEllAH CHURCH _ ...... 1:15 P.M. T~ -7:00 A..M. Wa•s..,.. -t-;JO .t.Jril. 2tl7 .......... Dr .. c.... ....... Cllf. ,_.,,..... OF 5 THOUSAND" ,.. ...... .,.... • ..,.,. o.ftrr. led• "-: ,44-04,J NlOAEW C. AN DERSON "-" -JAMES R. N(lS(lllt, "-t11rf .. ~ .... ~_, .. _.. 7:l0 P.M. s..My s..... -f:JI AM. . RM>bi: Bernard P. King 1400 w. O.!bco 01..i. Rev. Enrique Cepada Mc· 1 w...,-MO&ll:OOA..M. cantor: S.rbar• Lauterbach Newport Beach, Calif. Speaking ST . WllfRID'S EPISCOPAL CHUROI """"'' °' "-9 llll ......... Schooi Educator: Doris M ichael Mr. SI_, Sinerltlnll ~ ,_..,·-••u1•11-n11 Services 8 A.M., 9:30 A.M. and 11 A.M. IJJ6-.M,.lk•l•.._li ~.....,..~t-05t1 SctQoS Pt>on; ~~ ......................... AIC UHE OF Har -645-2222 8:00 AM. -Holy COl'M'IUnlon (jQ3C€ /\. Q TEMPLE ,~TYAHM ' "I'" 'I"/ TEMl'U ISAIAH 9:30 A.M. -Famlly Service & Church SchOOI tuth€Qan ChURCh .,,., CONllRYA.TIYI {Nursery Care) .,, ........ ~Clfllffdl kil .. ,., fl(W I S•••Serric:H 11:00 A.M. -Morning 'Not'shiO {Nursery C.re) ------... , ......... lllliW MaYIM D.. s&Ya.MAM ~ hll"f Frid.J .t 1:11 P.M. 7-.1X> P.M. -Fesltval Evensong & Serrro('I ..,. .. ,1c11ao• a!ltM&.A ... s••.as.-tc• ,....,alSp.a. ~ 1u..-.1 ........ •Zltl lleili.I= ,:;.._. ...._, c...._a.a .. tte C::..._. , ... c. ...... IMtllf c,..,,._ ....... EPISCOPAL YOUHG CHURCHMEN ,.,_ ltMlll ........... ....n.Hin'Oll"'~ • ..._,di. .. j 2411.,...... ...... :.;z;.1 9'.J0--.•12 I IW& llJ·IUS 7111 Hiillirw Sc ..... -,.._ .. , t:IJ.«11,... ,. 0 ltoa ~I. l...itt\ Ou. t:l'9IQ Jlmes C. Caley, Paslor -962·7512 Res.: &36-4061 111.HWOUS SCM00t. Dr ........ I I • ..... ............... •• C.67 ...... • WTHEllAH CHURCH OF THI MASTH P.O.ln 111 ,C.... .. MrtJUI ltOO P•Hk ftl'w Dr.., C.-.. W.-ISRAEL ACAJllMY .,. h COMMUHITY CHURCH IY THI IAY ......... UHIVHSITT SYHAGOGUI MMtlng •llCh Sunday In s. • ..., Scllool t: 15 t•• 111111 WonWp IO:JO ' A Celebration ol Ute Uk"'""--, .. ,, n. UM, "'wpwi .... In •. ,...._,11-17'2 .......... . I Dr • ..._L,.._,,..._. 1§1'. tfMPlE SHARON --·z:.. Fw ............ ~''"' IOUTM COAST ~ •11w.1· Fw ""COMTalPCI . CHURCH OF CHRIST .,__ aWtSH TMOU'91rr • --• u.ffef~""" Seventh-Day Adventist Churc:h • .... ......... _ M,......., ....... .,_"..,.c .. • -·-JIJI T..tMA....,c..fetriMM 10fn9lo ...... CCMftT ... _ 111 ........ St .. c.t. ..... SI/NOA~ 8181.[ClASSlS IOA ~ COMPllfl P•C:lllTlll TO 111'1 PAMllT Mtt•I ~SRAEL . ' hLll-611,... .....,. .. -.,..---........ M00N1"4ClWOIU~l'lt!OSf.IWIC1! 1 •AM. HIJfl8Efl., ~ -....-",, ....... &"Y•NINQ SEflYICE 6 I'~ IUNOA'~ OONAAM.ATION &AAlllA' .. flVAH A ADEMT --............................ 9::SO A.M. TMi.IA&DAY .lktQ....aU& f.30,.W.. ._._ .... ~~·I::'"··.:, ... t:11 .... ··-~· v~•-· Mcrni~~Of'lhip .•.••.•.•..•••.••••. , •••.. 11 :00 A.M. beovflisl lobMll-. --..... ·-·-Jll.-Ing Wod-.................. 7:00 P.M. U0.7706 For lofot -llOft: Cal 96M776 SJS.41'6 ---c ....... •• ....... 112 I ,_ ..... SU.ISM . ----IOU -C..,.. 4.._ .......... SA....,. . • . " I/ .... m N< '" Wt Lo ~ in' at n co Xi Sp • ca Vi en pr Je of Su a ne ce vi' pr ... C• gc pl. tho S< do R1 Bt Bt st b< cl ti• Banakkah, Advent Begin • Mexican Minister Visits St. Andrews Rev. Enrique Cepeda, academic dean ol the Evanaell1Uc Instib,1Ja la Mexico City, will preach at all three a.ervices <S. t;30 ond 11 &.m.) 5unda¥ at &. Alldrow's Prubyleriaa Chre•, 1 Newport Beach. Founder of Latin Amertcan Tbeological llttttn!tles, Rev. Cepeda ta cumonUy studying at the School ol W0<1d Mlsalon at FllUerTbeoloctcaJ Seminary. Amultl·medb procram on the Wydille Bible Translators will be presented at the 4p.m. SUnclay service of People'• Oaurc-meet· ini In the Mtaslon Viejo Elks' ( • ) ~:;l:~!u~~!~.Porkway BRIEFS ''M.isljona.ry Recocnltlon Sunday'' is scheduled lhll week LAU Hilb Co•multy <llunb meetin& at El Toro H.11h Scbooi. Stewards.hip of milaionarieswill be honored at the8:45 a.m. drlve- in wonhip at Uon Country Safari, at the9:30 and 111 .m. aervtces at D Toro Hilb School, and at the 7 p.m . service in the UtUe Theatre. Torches wilJ be borne bylanel. Academy's youth in the 1.nnual Hanu.llkah Torch Relay at 4:30 p.m. Sunday as the famillea ol the Academy a:ather for the Jewish Festival of Dedication. The run· inen wUl lead a proceuion to a 10-foot c:andelabrum (menorah) commemorating the rededication o( the temple on Mount Zion in thi!tecondeentury B.C.E. The ''Pace·Wei'gbt Ministry,·· a non-profit Christian weight· control crOup, will present its first annual Christmas Banquet at .Knott'• Berry Farm Chicken House at 1 p,m. Tuesday Dec. 2. Speaker will be nutritionbt Dr. Dorian Paskowitz. Tickets at SS.75 • can be purchased at the door or reserved through mail at Box 487, VIiia, 92083. John Moody, sonoftbe William Moodys of Coronadel Mar, has enrolled as a first-year student in the three· year Master of Divinity proaram at Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jer.ey. Heis a1radualeof tbe University of Redlands. •· Rev. Leon Lamont Wilt..ee, Jr., will be installed as first vicar of the fledgling St. ~·1 Epiacopal Cburcb of Irvine at 5 p.m. SUnday. The service will be held at St. Mattbe•'s Lutlteran a.ttll, 18182 Culver Drive, and will announce the beginning of the new miniatry. Rev. Robert Rusack, bi shop of Los Angeles, will CO· celebrate the. Holy Eucharist with Fr. Wilt.see. The public is in· vited. A "Country Christmu Bazaar" to raise money for mission programs is scheduled for 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. Dec . 6 at Co mmunity Presbyte rian Church, 32002 Del Obispo Street, San Juan Capistrano. Items ror sale'by the church ·s women include kitchen goods, handcrafted painting, jewelry, knitting and crocheting, plants and holiday items. A showing oft ,fm antique dolls will highlight the annual tea of the Women's Guild of. the Newport Harbor Charcb of Religious Sdemce, noon to 6 p.m. Dec. 13 at 541 Center St., Costa Mesa. The dolls, with t heir special furniture, are the44-year collection of Mrs. Ruth Seaver Kennedy or Irvine. Richard Kanter, son of the Bruce Kanters of Huntington Beach, and Mark Garner, son of the Gerald Garners of Huntington Beach, both celebrated their Bar ~titz".a.h 's recently at Temple Sharon. Christ Lutheran Cburcb in San Clemente will celebrate the beginning of Advent Sunday by placing wreaths of green in the chancel and lighting the first of four candles to mark prepara- tions of the coming of the Christ Child. The Sisterhood of Temple Be:tb Emet is sponsoring ~ fr ee paid membership luncheon at 10:30 a.m. Tues~ay, Dec. 91n. the Templs Social hall, 1770 W. Cerritos, Anabe1m. Reservations may -be made by calllngm 4720 ltt C'et1C!ert Vocal Soloist Paul Sandberg, a recording star and performer on the radio show ''The Haven of Rest'' will sing at 6 p.m. Sunday at Harbor Trinily Baptist. Church, 1230 Baker St., Costa tt-t esa. English Prof Talk Slated Dr . Ben Siegel, professor of English at Cal State Poly, .. Pomona, will speak at the Second program of Temple Sharon's adult education series at 8 p.m. Ott. 13 in the Temple Social Hall, 617 W. Hamilton St., Cost.a Mesa. Siegel ·s topic will be "American J ewish Writers and Theoir Literature.'' 'Ibe program, part of a rontinuing series, is free and open to the public. A specialist in literature and teligion, co nt emporary American novels and the American.Jewish novel, Siegel has published many reviews and essays a nd three books. Christmas Hotline Set A telephone hotline offer ing chlldren a chance to talk to one of "Santa's helpers'" about the meaning of Christmas has been started by the Melodyland 1-lotline Center. By calling 714-778-1000, children can hear about the "best gi ft of all,·• accOf'ding to !\1elodyland spokesman, and "how they may receive it .. DAILYPILOT AS $10 MilliO.. Project Melodyl~nd Tower Eyed Dr. Ralph Wilker-. pastor ol Meloclyland, h•• unveiled plans for a new $10 mllUon, lS story towf'r addition to the e.x.lsllng Melodyland comple.x located across from Disneyland in Anaheim . The structure, which will have a lriJ.nJular tower Juttina from a two-story saucer-shaped base, is to be called the Ecumenical Research Academy (ERA) Tower. It will be the first mUltl·story structure built during a five· yf'ar, $50 million building cx- piinJSlon program which WS.11 house Mf'lodyland's rapidly growing spiritual, psychological, and social ou treaches to the :iOUthern California community. According to Dr. Wilkerson, the new tower is being built to ac- comm odate the immediate growth needs of the Melodyland School of Theology <MSf), the fifth largest theological school in North America. While only in its third year of operation, MST has over 700 stu· dents from 4S atates and eight foreign coun tries, with leading denominations represented by students being Baptist, Roman Catholic, and Presbyterian. CUr· rently MST offers a Bachelor or Thrology and Master of Divinity degrees. THE ERA TOWER will also serve as an international re- search center where scholars or all denominations can conduct in-depth research on social pro- blems, church renewal and Christian healing. The tower. which will feature outside elevators and more lban 3JC!1000 oquare leet ol noor space1 wW have a student caJter ana food services on the nnt noor with ctDO\llh dlnina: space to seat I ,000 P<f Pie. Tbe 1'cond and Wrd drculµ floors ·will house a Library Learning Resources Center which wilt Include: a resea.rc:h computer bank coMected to other major research Ubrarle:s throughout North America ; more th..,n 100,000 theological re- ference""volumes: and numerous studenrstudy carousels. Also on the third floor will be a museum of religious artllact.1 and dis· plays depicting a sicnllflcant movement of the Holy Spirit within every major religious de· nomination. THE RELIGIOUS museum and the Library Learning R60Urces Center will be open to the public, accordlnc: to Dr. Wilkerson, who sees the museum a!f a potential tourist attraction and the Resources Ce nter as a valuable research facility for the . southern California academic community. . The fourth through 1ixth noor• will house administrative ofricea for many of the more than 100 community .outreaches and spiritual progra ms Cl,lCTently be· ing conducted by the Melodyland Chrlatian Center, the Melodyland Hotline Center/Ranch Academy and the School of Theology. Floora seven through 14 will be leased to professional busi· nesamen until the School of LAKE HILLS CHURCH. •• (FromPagei\4) service on many boards or the Reformed Church of America and his connections with many church groups that seek the ad- . vance of evangelism as a vital Christian force. He is the author of a number of successful books, among them "God at My Elbow", "More Than a Sectator"', "Listen to the Wind .. and "An Earthling's Walk With God." ms STYLE AND inclinations inevitably lead members or his and other congregations to co m- pare him with Dr. Schuller, the no less charismatic pastor who built the Garden Grove Com· munity Church into an institution of international stature via his televised ''Hour of Power" and other innovations. But Leestma is very much his own man and Lake Hills is very much his own church. He obvious· ly relishes the fact that he was brought to El Toro to preside over ·its expansion and development and that, he makes clear, is a mat- ter solely for him and his con· gregation to decide. t:omparisons are not all that meaningful to the modem day missionary recognized today as the one of the denominational masters of evangelism. HIS QUALITY HAS been described al Lake Hills and further afield as " a down to earth, joyous certainty or the Christian faith." And that, commented a member who was there when Lake Hilla was born, "is Pastor Leestma. He isn't like any other minister I've ever known. He is unique and he is right here with us ." Theolocy needs the space for classroom expansion. • TRE TOP FLOOR wUI hou"' the "Chapel of tbe Nations'' where people vlsltlnf from throughout the wor d can worship in their native language. Religious. m ulti·language s.ervices will be held e~ry two hours in this aarden-like chapel whi<'h'wll) seat up toX>O people. Melodyland Is considered one of America':. great church sue· cf':IS stories, starling with a con· grf'&:atlon of 27 some lS years ngo to more than 15,000 today UD· der' the leaders hip of Dr . Wilkerson and a IStAff of 2$0 worker!. · In 1989, after having met in d.lf. ferent locations for 9 years, ChrUtian Ceriter purchased the 1.ielodyland raci lity out of bankruptcy ror $1 .2 million and modernited the former theater· in-the-round. 1 Saint Mark Stages Play ''Fire on the Earth,'' a philosophical romp through Bi· ble history featuring cameo looks at Biblical characters from Jeremiab to Saint Peter, will be presented by the drama group of St. Mark Pres byterian Church of Corona del Mar at 7:JOp.m . Dec. 5 followed by refreshments and a meet-the-cast session. Director is Steve Johnston. St. Mark ta located at the comer of Jamboree Road and Ford Road. 'Messiah' Scheooled Handel's Messiah will be pre-- sented at s p .m . Dec. 7 at St. George 's Episcopal Church, 23802 Avenida de la Carlota, Laguna Hills. The Christmas classic will be perlorined: by singers from the eommu n i t y condu cted by Frederick Barnes, St. George's choirmaster. His wile, Mildred Barnes, will tumilh or can accompaniment. SoloisU will be Vina Williams.· Soprano, Florence Goodrich,· soprano; Jan Alexander, mezzo. s<>prano; Richard Kuykendall, tenor; and Bill Sandidge, bass. The public is invited. ' ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY - • -I HARllOR A C.rtil "*-rr.1111 CAPISTRANO V Al1fY BAl'TIST OIURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE -~· 1 ST CHURCH Of RfUGIOUS SOENCE CHRISTIAN CHUROI IJll1II Cllllt1I Of calST JHJlhlOW.-M.S-..._C Jl*w • • OF hlWPORT BEACH °""'"' ... '"° ~ ....... s.rnc.-e:oo& ll:OOA.M. 7:15P.M. . . ClllMlllY CllllCll CHURCHES ~-•5 ' IDIM"''" ~ Sc••DI t:M A.M. Cllrh"-Ti I ' I ' P..M. . \~J (M....0.-°""'"· UNtd Ovdl of l'tllllgllOr.ol ~.LAI I 2411 ...... S-.I .... CfRRl!aw. W1m11•., ft=t• 6:•5 P.M.. SUtCJAY savtel """ 6111111 .. .,. A•a. .. -·. PastOf' Wiiiiam Devenport DAMCHIS Of 'nm wantB CHW:CH ~ .. md SUMDAT SCHOOL-lt.:JO AM. ~ C....dol-49J..1940-24 ...... -~u--,,.. FllST CHUICH Oil Cl«IST, SCllKTIST I ... ~ 644-7400 ' IH IOSTOM. MASSACHUSETTS ''THE REW ARD OF TRUE VISIONM 0.-..W.WI, ......... _w....., FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "AHCIEHT AHD MODERH HECROMAHCY, le't' ......... lw'b. ISc.f. WW.hr I 10:45 A..M. 10.U..-~-· MESMERISM AHD HYPHOTISM, ~ Scllocl -Cat• OF NEWPORT BEACH ALIAS URI.a.HUS SQUARE ~HIT! DBIOUHCED" -· 2501 Cliff Drive -~Beach -642·7443 Hon_. 30, 1975 MocArtllur al Ferd Rood -Hewporl leach USnN""7 MOOllOllll• Dr. F. Kenton Beshore, Pastor FOR A"I 1"15 PIRAfl()NAl. "'ESSAGE OIAl ~!Hi5 1~ Rev. Gene R. Swanson CDllCISATIOIW. Cllltl 5-llJ ... I t :JO .u.&. w..-., l•.JO U.. I 7 P.M. Coda MeM -Fint Cllirdl of Orfat, Sc.Htwtfat '40-.7JI ~ .... la'• "9..-541-6510 ' Pastor W1•1..,,,..,... s..ke-&.:JO P'.M. 2llO ..... ¥,r* Or .. c..t. ...... &45-5781 J 40St.Am'•Pl s-t.r Scltool -f': 15 A..M. .........,C..ft••l•1I •Gl1 ., ••. u.,-. ..... c:a.ru Serric• -11;00 A..M. 494-8061 FiRST SOUTHEllH IAP'T15T CHURCH 1 ..... l ..... 2150MeMV .. Dr. I . l<r#POIT HAalOI JeMM.l~,t ..... 6IO W. H....,_..,._, C..t.MIH CHllMCH Of' IEL.lfi.IOUS SCtlMCI FIRST CHRISTIAN R•c..., 0 ~00t• .i. 111w1114..-1.-11 -Ant a-drl of Qriat. Sc'-'lat . '-''"''""of Cr"'"'~n Edl.C~tl()l'I '4Z·flll Serrron--Meditation-Healino f':OO....,.. ' MIMDAY SCHOOL -9:.45 AM. .. • OI-. lhwli14w IMdl SUNDAY SCHOOL -11 A.M. CHURCH C,......Am.._. WOOHIP Hl\l'ICIS-11:00 AM. I *:00 P.M. a.c•l~~-9:.10111 A.M. "Vlln.t.MD~ Main I Ada"'l&I Streets 10 A..M.-=i: w....w, ftAT• MllTIMCi-WIDHISDAT IVINIMG 7 P.M. ~JIW.St. ............ c . .-u. Huntington Beach ~ Scliiool .......,., T...-,. t:lO .. 11:10 A.M. . ....,.., PWOYIDID PASTOl-UY. JOI HlfMH .............. sw, 541 Cant8f St .. C.Osta Mesa 6-4&-1 032 --· --Clort•-s.-.Soetety of....._ _w....., SHEPllEIG OF lHE lllUS ............ H ... S< .... t:OO AJooL & HARBOR TRINITY 4111 ~o,. .. 1-z11.211 CHURCH Of IBJGIOUS SCIEHCE 10:)0 A.N. 10121 ............ =tS< __ ..,., nSlll.5 -6:00 , ...... .__ BAPTIST CHURCH S..-..k• -I O;:lO J....M. .... lll OF U.GUHA IE.a.CH GO.-HOUO 49~1310 Wttd. S..-..ke-1 P.M..-1-.lOI 20Clt2l-~.....,...R4 .. f1T.,.oAd elf WOl.SHIP-7 P.M. ....... 1..,.ww.... H•""Y c...m.r:i. 0 0 -u,.,,.,.., c.,.....tF ................. C......._ .._ -k -Finl a..11 of Clortd, Sc;..itot Joli~ -"'''"'"" ,...,._.., t.1<• p(MCM!ld M ,H ..,...c""I 10 II M-C•=r_., .... C..-.~Patw "'-114-556-7711 61Stti.p0ri't'e SUHOAY SHVICI-t & 11 A.M. Olflce 536-2589 ._w SUMO A¥ W'Ol.VW SHYICH C:WC• I S-0., Sc-.1-I O:GO A..M. Dial Devotion 536-9580 -Clare• ScMel l:JO 111:00 A.M.-M.N)AY SCHOOL t:45 A.M. • ...... _ -214 '-'"'A ... .Jr. Clrirc .. I ,_. ...... _, A..M.Ollfr WIDMISDATS-7:00 P.M. .._ ....... -Ftrol a..11 of a.tot, Sct..11•1 FIRST CHRISTIAH CHURCH . .. ,.. ="-""'cw.. 5-d9f .... ~· -6:00 ,. .M. c...... c:--v..,.~c._. ...... on ... n2~.St .. c-..._ . ADULT 5T\llD9S ClllRll I 5-d.f Sc.Miii -I . A..M. SERVICES: 10:00 .A.M. & 6:00 P.M. Bible Sehool 9:15 A.M. -Worship 10:30 A.M . ....... ·---17762 ~ .... s.lte l IHTERESTIHG RIHDAMEHTAL Youlh GrOUPS 6 P.M. -Vespers 7 P.M. -Ylo(o -Finl a..11 of a.tot, Sct..tlot · lllLE TU.CHIHG ....... G.W•er.P'ntor CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH c.•n• e.-..~,25tl2 c.• .. • Dr. COAST BIBLE CHURCH ~ c.r• 548·3468 l'T•Sc"®I a.rcti I s..lsy -I 0:00 A..M. 23"1 SI. al Or-, Cosio Mno -64~5050 ....... .--s.....,. c:..ta-...... ,..... .. L.-,_ MAR CO FOASTEFI JR HIGH SCHOOi. Of.l ')8•:!P0 & AVl()N, SAN JUAl'I CAPISTRANO ]Jc'vport-Mcsa Christian CcntcJ! . , .. tor:.-..w........ . Mwwr;:: •ec• -Finl a-di of Orf•t. Scl..tfst Ul·l949 494-1848 110-0407 _W ...... -10,JO..,._-~ ...... t.uol. 101 v.. Udo. "'.,..,... ... ~ ~"':::i.=.-·'' ..... cai.rcti I s.MMy SdlM -t:OO I I O;:lO A.M. ...... ..... _,, ....... ·~I--. J)ISY\tll.Wo 1llf3 TWENTY·SECONO STREET . Q>tor:IC..•Pfov>CM<l1Y-~l0-lt:w)AM f0<St.Jly f ,..,. HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD COSTA MESA,'CALIFORNIA ct2G::1 H<•,...t IHck -, .. _, a..to of amt, Sct..tld 740 W. WU'°"' ~ Mno 548-4704 '41-4620 BETH-EL BAPTIST CHURCH JIOO P•lfk Ylrw Dr .. C.... .. W. SUHDA Y SERVICES ' a.di I ._., ~ -I 0:00 A.M. DONAIJll.l&B IJCMAl:D.L DUii ·-.. NCW. 1:10 & 11 A.M. ~Warslllp 1922 POMOHA. COSTA MESA •• I 1t--217Da1Mm'A,,.., S&.M)AT SBYICH ''TREAT OTHl!llS AS YOURSELF" SUNDAY SCHOOL -t:41 .t..M. WOI .... WOl:SHIP -11 :00 AJrit. W .......... T1wtl I, ...... • , ..w...-u ca.rtliM 9:45 A.M. -SUNDAY SCHOOL .......~1-11 A Mo.., c::a.d Wiii • Yw.. All are cordially invited to attend the chur<'h I 0:45 .t..M. -~~ ....... o.--ll'f. HAIRY C. GAY, PASTOR 1:30 & 11 A.M. S.tday School ~flt INl'Ol'UAATION l!M&Ol27 services and enjoy tM privileges of the 6·00 P.M -.. ,.,,,.,, -...,.... t ...... ~ Re.ding RoofNI CWW C... "act•• AT AU. S8\l'tCH . . ,., ... ,..... .. 9:45 A.M. Y-&Adolt COST A MESA CHRISTIAH SCHOOL Cltri•ff• Edoc:at1 ... c1 ..... 6:00P.M. h°"""J Warslllp ...... Scflool -KM.,.lll'l•u -E_,,...,. -°""' C..• . COAST CHRISTIAN CENTER "'POUYll Wl1'M TM LOID"' .... .......... ~,.,.,, ...... - Relig~ous Choice ..... o •• • lll11111a twwwlk 1Plymouth Conregational Church Dr.a.....-o.. .... ,..._. -181 W. I 5111 St. He "Vt lleecll WE~OMES OU Newport Unity America's Heritage. Sunday Refiglous Ed Uon cl111et AH Ages-9:45 A.M. 1161 ..... St.. ... p:wt .._. _ MZ.2740 YtQRSHIP -10:45 A.~ WORSHIP-8:00 P.M. Rev. Sune RiehW'dS. Mlnl1ter -.,w....,_..,. , .... ,....._, ... ,..., 0...•11• s.-.tM 11 A.M.-...., S..... t A.M.. . C.._..w...l~Ol 1MOAM -WHAT II *4 ,,_ H.,.,.. . . JOE TRUCKS, Ptlator ......, .. .~1 ..... ,._.•1;1awe .............. ' , ..... ,_., •• ,_"..__, -a. I ltll-' ~Ml ,_. a..n . 631·1955 751-0417 ' Of•• 146-lllt DlAl,..A.PIAT• 64 .. nl7 . • • • : . +-l • .... ,Jt,6 DAILY PILOT Salurday. Novembef 29 1975 lo • This Club Gets Results I Job Organization Aids Employment Hwuers \ l ;\X'.'J . .\. Ill ~A P > -:'1:1 nety J)('r t·t·nt or !ht· unt·mrtnyt-d r.i..·n;on:. .,.,.ho JtHne-rl a Job <·lub ht•rt-> wt•rt.· v.orking ""'1th1n two monlh.:li . 1'hl' :-10<'1:1! rt'St'arch(·r v.·ho organ.iit•d tht• club ::.d)S h l· aµpl1t·d ht·h.'.l\ 1or mod 1f1tat1on tt•c hni ~jlle:. l(l tht• l<IS k O( JOb hunting l)r :..; ii 1\zr1n. a p::.yl·h~JJ0~1 sl ~·nd Je.1rn1ng s p,·ri;.1h::.1 ..11 Ann.1 Stat1· :\ll'nlal l·l ,•alth ('t•nlt.•r . :-pt•nt four )'t'i1rs d 1•\'t•lup1nt tht• JOb rlub ILlt•.1 lt f-: G . .\Tlf f-:Rf-:Jl 1:.'0 Juhl1·:-:. " pt·r::.ons rrum lhl' l 't.trLuni..l<Jll· .irt·a. 15 n1Jl1•s nurth vf Annc1 111 :-1•t1lht'rn l l!1n<11!>, ~nd tJ1\·11h·tl lht·m into tv.•ti t•lnst•lv mJ!Cht•d 11roi1r:. S1'(I) v.·t·rt· 1i1rt't"tl'd tu [f1oj.: ftlr """rk 1n !ht• 11~ual (n,1n n .. r 1ncl1\·1du.dl\ whilt' tht· 01t her' t•nr• 1! l<'d 1 n ~ JI 1b t•lub (.'luh nlt'nlht•r:-j'.!;1lhl'rt'tl d.ul \ :n J :on1 :i!l u!f1c•t• fpr t•ounst·l1ni.: 1;1 111h hunt1nl! t1•<·hn1qul's . 1'ht>~ S'i'1";1pp1·d l1·,1d-.. hl'lp1•li lJ/lt' .11inth1·r (·on1p1l1· r1·:-iumt•s :u1d n11•,1:-t1r1·ct pr11gr1•:,:-. tnv.·ard f1ntl 1 nj.! "''11rk ·'t! a u1::. t t•a ch olht•r. ~ Th1•y :llsn (•nga~i'd in r 11l<- pl:1yin~· .. 1 j\S)('hulo~u·al gam1• ~1t11;1\u1n wht•rt• th 1·~ lt•Jk turns pla_vinj'.! l'mployt'r and Jub S('('kl'r u1 mtirk u1tC'r\'1t·\\:- 1\7.RI.\' IS Rf-;('O(i:\"IZF.D n il \,__ tuinally fl1r ~·nrk in bt·ha v1or • tnod 1f1cal1l1n. :lltc r1 ng bE>haviu1 :.ittt"rns.through rC'"-A'3rd, punish· ffi(•nt or otht•r rnoli\•at1 ng fac: tors ' I appiil'd th<1t ~t·nt'r:d typ<> of ;ipproarh to lht• prohlt·m uf job f1ndin~." :-.nd .<\1r1n ·'It t~ not on ly ;1 matt1·r ll f lt•<.1rn111~ wh<.11 to cl11. ~1 11t1\'at1un 1::. an impor tant part •lf it I ert•ated a si tuation in IS:• ""'hich 1ob st•e kl·rs wnrkt•d tl1Vt·th1'r 111 fu1d n Jnb ;.t nd I u:.t·d social contncl to prov1d l' tht• n11.11ivat111n ·· The (:arbond :1!t• arl'<I is job· sr~rC'e. l<1rg t•ly r ur ~d ~i nd has Iii · ~ tle ind u::.try :\'l1ll{'lhelt~~s. 00 pt.•r · ~ ct•n t of lht• C'lu b m(.•mbers harl ~1 jobs "''ith1n l'i'i"O months ;:ind <d i ~-.,.,·ho :1 \t('nded rt•gul arly "'{'fl' ~ "-A'ork1ng, /\zrin s:nd . I ~ TJIF: OTll F.R group, those it·ft un their u""'"· only 55 1~:rt•cnl {1)urlct .,.,ork, ht' ~.Jul (Jf the 1ub club J>t't_lp\<'. 55 ix·r crnt got sktllt·d or :-1•m1:-.kdh:d JL1b::.. :\7.r1n rt·portt·d. ·rv.·t·nt) pt.·r l't'nl f~1und jlrOft"SShlll,1! JOhS Jlld 20 pt-rct·nt t'lld t•J uµ 111 un:.killt•tl jObS ()f thutie 1n \ht• otht•r }!ruup Y•h11 f11t1nd j1,b:.. W )lt•rc•t·nt gut un ::.kdlt•d "'ork ()nl) .) lh·rc·,·nt :;.t•curt•d prnf£•::.s100;.il Johs anll '.ti pt'r(·t•nt landt•d :-.killl·d or :-.t•n11::.k ill i:d po!>itton:. "Tll F: 1\ \' F. R 1\C. 1-: :-.ta rting ::-:1i:1r\' ~a:-<1bnut ..1 third h1~h1·r fpr th{· <'1H1n :,elt'{I Jtlh ~t•t•k1•r:o. ' .-\Lr1n :-:11tl ()n th1· .l\"1•r<.1&t.'. h1•said.1t t(•Uk ffungPY S I rfke llabbi !\•feir Ka hane. lea<h:!r o f J E.'\.\tis h Dl'fc•nsl' IA:'ag uc. is s ta g i ng hunger :,trik(' bt.'cau sl' non -kos ht'r foocl is being sC'rY(•d to him n t Al· li.'ll\.'iOOd. Pa . fcd c r:.tl prison . Court ea rlier r ule d he · was entitled to s pe c ial cliet . Job (·J ub mem bt"r s tv.·o weeks t9 ~t·cure rmpl oy m..-nt T ht :lVt>rage for nonrnembers wat t 'olo'D month::. The t'lub i:s s till operating a nel 1\1rin said th(' L' S Oepartmt·m of l.abor has as kt•d him to subml't ;1 report for st udy T h(' job-club 1<1 t·a ruuld v.·ork l'lsewhe re , <-1 ccord1 ng to .·\1n n ":\.11 t he 1nd1c :1tors th;1t I ::.tt sho w it "-A"Ou\d 'i'i'Or k nwrt• sue· c·t•ssrully 1n ~1n urt.ian l't'rlll'r," ht• :.<.ud Laguna Craft Guil d P lans Exhibit ion ThC' I.a gun a RE'arh Craft <:11!1cl "-A'lll ho ld a n ex.h1b1 t1on and ::.alt• of :1rts ;.lnd r raft :s from JO a m until d:i r k Sundav 1n the 200 bloek of For t>sl Aven.ue. l.:i~un;i Beach. :\-l ore th a n 100 artist ~ :.i nd art isa ns art• to exh1h1\ lht·1r v.·orks, inl'l ud ing jt'v.·elry, pot l<'r y. m;1c ramt·, can d les. le;ithC'r "-A'Or k . s ht·lls. s tainl·d pl.J s.:=;, fu r nitur e. silk srrt•en1ngs, p:lintinl?s a nd sculpture Forest t\\'('nUt' will be' closed to all but foot traffic in lh1• 200'blOC'k and booths w1 1l lint' the slrt-el for thl" e xhibition. o n<' or several h<'ld during the y<'ar by th<' gu1l rt Th(•re 1s no charge for :id mission. Free parking 1s avou1<1 h!e along (Ill strt>C'I and \rams \\'I ll shutt!t· bct'i'l'C'en ~hopping 3ft'3S. METERS MAKE 11/I EF $210 S.~~ 11JF:GO (AP ) -A th1C'f (ll"l('nl'd \1 p 108 pa rki ng mt.>l(•rs :ind lock1~d the m again. m::ik ing off .,.,·1th S2 10 in r hangl', police s~1id . llo"-A' he got the key was not known. \ .. ~.~j?:-.1!tf·P:-.9afllr.-.~·IJ!r.~Wa,-:-.w.. ~ I J. FASHION 2 ISLAND STORES 5 1·) OPEN EVERY NIGHT f t l UNTIL CHRISTMAS ~ I • • ~.,~o--~~-~ .. ---..__, ..... ~o/4..~ Worldwide Opera Star Guest in pulpit this Sunday Hailed as the rnost beautiful s1ng1ng s tar Hl the world, and at !he pinnacle ol her opera1 1c an d conccn career. the lanious Mary Costa will be the guest of Dr Robert H. Schuller 1n the open air pulpit ot the Garden Grove Cornmun1!y Church this Sunday al lhe 9.30 and 11:15 ' Dr Robert H Sctiu!l~r Mary Co::.t.1 rim services. Dr. Schuller's message at lhese two serv ices w1U be. "JOY .F !l l ro LIVING~ FOR YOU!:· Garden Grove Community Church, services al 7:30. 8: 15. 9:30 and 11 : 15 a'm and 6·00 pm , corner ol Chapman and Lewis St. Garden Grove. Calif., at.the freeway hub ol Orange Counly . .lofnfng Arl •1' Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. wa nts t o bri n g pol it ica l leadr r s h ip in touc h with the a rts, and has planned dis- cussion .,~1,·ith rormer UC pre- sident Cla rk Kerr and con· ~l·r \·ati \'(' Vlillia m F . 11uckley to co incide ...,·ith J oni !\1 1tchC'll concert Dec . 8 a t l l1)JJ y \\'OOd Palladiu m . ('1,s t ? $50 ~ head . Space Chief Ge ts Wish-- Cut in Pay HUNTSV ILLE. Ala. (UPI) - An aerospace supervisor at the ~l arsha ll Space Fl ight Center v.·ho s aid he "-A'aS o verpaid and un- der worked h a d his pay cut $10.000 a year . \Villiam Rush , an aerospace engineer at the center, said he '>''as not ified of the cut in a se.ven- pagt> memo from his superior. Willi<nn t.ucas . Rush was de moted from GS-14 to a GS-12. a two-step drop that means ;.ln annual cut in salary from $34,913 to $25,00J, effective ~tond<l y. · Rush gained a ttention this year b y claiming he Was ov('rpaid and underv.·orked in his job. He said he felt he 'i'l'aS v.'asti ng taxpayers' mone y because he only had about a n hour's wo r k earh day. In the memo. t.ucas said Bu.sh misled government officials a nd the public by "m aking the seem- ingly honorable s tatement or 'All I want is viable em ployment'.·· T\I Doc wnentary ~ Are U.S. Consumer .Grou~,0~~=Rerful? j N EW YORK <UPI > -Sevt'raJ years ago, there wa1 •pro- posal before Nt>w York 's City Council lo m ake markets put packaced m eat into see·through plastic containers so customtll"I could see the botto m as well as the top ol purchases. A conser vat ive councilman from Qottn.s 11 tood up to explain why he w a s voting for the measure -agains t hill principle• -his wife threa tened mayhem if he didn't . THAT'S LOBBYING wher e it counts, consum er advocacy at 1ls pri me . Jt a lso indicates the power of the individual to make her voiC'e felt, particularly if she bands together with others aod isn't a fraid to c ha llenge. to be strident, if necessary. C.onsumer ad,·ocaey is the sub· ject of the ARC '.'l'ews r los<'UP t itled, ''The Co ns ume r Of· fensive : Who Spt>aks for the Peo- ple?", to be aired tonight a l 10 p.m .on Channe l 7. TH F. DOCUMENTARY, nar· ratM by Peter J enni ngs, givt·s a qui ck history or the consumt"r moveme nt, a took at "Whlte Knight·• Ralph '.'l'ader and somt' consume r group::. a round the country . J e nnings talks to the head of the Nat ional As sociation of Manufactur ers and a few others who oppose Nadf'r and similar groups, makes the valid point that inc r eased produc t safety and du rability may mean higher prices. --'-~'-~~~~~~~- a dvocates to "give proper r e- cognition to busineas·· atternpta at self-refo rm." Tbat'1 one of those statem ents calculated \o appease both sides·whlcb ls more likely to irk them. THIS OS·TffE ·ONE·llAND, on·the-other ·h and approach de- fines w hat is wrong with the closeup on consumerism -it doesn 't zero in on tbe subject and doesn't explore what the future might hold . F'or inst ance , it talks about eroding congressional support for a federal consumer protec. tion agenc y whic h makes over· riding of a prom ised presidential 1 ''eto most unlike ly . Cl.OSEUP DOESN'T .. plore why congressional support might bt> '>''anine. Is it because of lac· gi ng public interest, lobbying ac· tivities of business groups op- posed to such .an agency, a serious flaw in the proposed law? These are important questions, particularly"s ince there are those who claim the consumer move· me nt is lo~ing i mpetus. Fact or propaganda ? C loseup doesn 't even dis<'uss the· problem. Closeup does sum up what has bttri achieved -s afer and better He s ums up by talking abou t -informed corsumers;.safer cars the ne~d for industry to prove its a nd ~hildren 's to)"I, "food pro- "social rt s pons ibility by provid-d ucts {that ) a re not always ing safe, reliable products re-~~ier but at least we now asonably prict"d .''' and consum1.1' /,'what's bt the package.·· Pill U se Do~? :i I Pregnancy Rate Up In Stan/ ord Check I STA'.'l'F"O RD (AP) -The pregnancy rate a mong Stanford University· women thls year is 150 percent higher than the 1974 rate and may reflect dec lining use of contraceptives, student health officials say. t Dr. John Dorman said that 82 pregnancy tests were ad· i minister ed between mid-Septem ber and m id·November 1974 and j that 12 turned out positive. FOR THF: S1\MF: PERIODTHJS year, t her e were 102 such tests a nd JO positive r('sulls, said Dorm an, of the Cowell Student Health Center s taff "h-1y speculation is that useof the contraception pilJ, has gone down," he said . "Women either aren't using aiiythir(g, or what they a re using is sporadic. You can see that by the increase in pregnancies." He a nd Marian Ra rios, psyeho\ogical counselor al the center, said that the great majority of pregnant coeds wer e unmarried. They said they also believed tha t most of the pre gnancies are termina ted by abortions . T HE F.1\SF. WITll WIOCI abortions can be obtained may have('neourage>d more lax use of contraceptives, Dorman said. "It seem s tha t most are .,.illing lo use less effective techni- ques tha n the pill. .. But he es tim ated that 60 to 70 percent or the women who re· ~eive contraceptives at the ceater chose the pill. He s aid incre as· lng numbers or campus v.·o men are r~ecting IUDs because of dis· comfort and concern over possible infections and sterility. -. ' Hanukkah Hedging's 'Out' Now NEWSPAPER COVERVP · 'PaciFie lllllDIHMllD.I . 16' ~ ''-··--·''~ lllllWSS . . ... 16' ~ KUALA L U MPU R. M a I a y s i a <AP> -GREENTREE ENT. llCllOIOU . . . . .19' ~ Malaysian new spapers soo•1as a11 ..... ......_.. ........... !'t1IA.J\.1 1 (AP} -With h a v e a g r ee d to 16112...,.Ww+.t76 -··-·,., .. "'-"· the Jewish cele bration of guidelines barrin g pie· lkwllafl• .._. Plff SOD UfflATUlt MAl\ED lia nu kkah com ing this tures of women nude or $--: ~ y<"ar a lmos t a month in see-t hroug h clothing PHpNE ORDERS ONlY. Ml-1550.~ ahead of Chr istmas, a _~Ol'~b~iki~·n~is~. ~*~~*~·~~~~~i'~~:~~~~~~~~~=~~f rabbi s ays J ews will have to put their beliefs : : : : : : on the line. ''There ran be no {'3mouflaging a gift in late De<'e m ber as a Hanukkah g ift." s ays Rabbi Victor Zwelling of Temple R 'nai Raphael. "Families w ill have to take a stand a nd say Christ mas is not our holi · day." FRIDAY. Je w s throughout the world lit the first or e ight c andles t o comme m o rate the liberation of the Mae · cabees' t e mpl e i n J eru s a le m fro m the Syrian.Greek r ulers in 100 R.C. Ra bbi Zwe lling said the holiday is a reaf· fir mation o f Judaism and a protfsl against as- sim ilations. HUT MANY J ewish families - s ayi n g Christmas trt".es ha ve no religious signifit"ance - often set up the trees, which they jokingly refer to as a Hanukkah bush. and exchange gifts on Dec . 25. "T his is an insult to the J ewish heritage and to C hri s t ia n s o f con s · cience," Rabbi Zwelling said. HE SAID !hat the two holidays have m er ged in the public min~ as a sort o f s e<'n l ar · holid11 y SE'<ISOn." .. .. .. AMLING'S Newport Nursery 1500 eaSI coast highway newoort beach , california telephone (71 4) 673-1552 Your Livin g Chri s tmas Tree Center .JUSTARRMD SBKTllOW BEST SElfCT10N NOW1 TitROUGlt NOV. 30th SELECT YOURS llOW and AT 10% SAVINGI SAVE10% FREf DBJVEllY OM THE DA'll YOU WAlfl' • l"f.'"'°"AI. C"AllGU •MASTllll 04&•Gl •t.Alill!UhlC•ICAlllO AMLi A nnme in Califorlia 1iorticulture since 1920 •• •• •• .. • • • • • • '\ • .. ' I •• I \' 'I ~ • ~ .. -· ' • Prepare Soll • Plant Brilhs Now · F.o'r Spring Color , I Even though It m1;1y SC'\'m J3te ln th!' fall sea10n to be planling. now is ao excitllent Uml' to plant spi1ng nowering bulbs. Don't 9verlook the tolor ol the ~by ~ulbs -crocll!, sparaxi.:s, ixJa, D\lteh iris, grar. hyacinth11 and acllla . And pant ranun- culus for color and cut flowers - mix them with anemont":s and plant a bicentennial red, white and blue splr:ah of color. With. co der weather ap-. pr«nchina start mQving your frost sensitive plant! to protected areas. The sa(e1t plac:-e to guard against frost is a south or west wall wllh ample overhang. This v.111 protect mfjlny stmi-tender plants and provide the heat netessary for proptt develop- ment of bud1 and blos:;oms of such pl&nts as bougain\'iJiea and hibileus. HELP PRF.PARF. )'Ollt plants £or the eold by hardeninM them of(. l'hU mean.:s holding back on nitrogen feeding in late fa11 in or· der to discourage soft tendt-r growth. t.ess water will hel p hardf'n plants loo. The soil should be moist though, ~cause a moist soil tt-nds to absorb heat and then release this heat to the planlll micro--cUmate better than a dry ~il . With tht" approach of gusty "rinds and stormy weather some tr~s may need sl.clJdng or re· staking. Remembc-r. a system that allows U..,e tree t.o move with the wind tncouraces stronaer more natu.ra.l trunk lro'Nth· Ir your weat.ber i:s holding up !or one la.st prqjttt in the yard consider raised beds for better drainagl' during thl' wet se.a~n . :\long ...,·ith improved drainage raisC'd bt"d:l allow accumulated salts to be leached out. The soil in raisf'd beds will warm up quicker in the lipring giving you a jump on the gro"'ing season. A light soil mix with peat or rompost addt"d will improve any gardens performance. HOME/GARDEN Garden Club Luncheon Set South Coast Garden Club will hold a Cbristmas Luncheon and fa5hion show'" at El Nlauel C.OUn· try Club. 23700 Chlbhouse Drive .. Laguna Nigueol, Dt-<". 10. So<-181 Hour lo begin at Jl :JO a.m., followed by IW'J('h at 12 :30 p.m . Fashions will be displayed by two local 5hops of Mariner 's Village. Dana Point. The-fashion show will be commentated by l\.lrs . Niles Welch. Among prites to be raffled is a water color by local artist, Paul Cramer. For reservations. contact Mrs. Wm. S. M<"Caslin (495-0863) not later than Dec. 5. Live Tree Brings Spirit Into Home • It's time to bring the Holiday mant state. These dormant trees spirit into our homes and many ('an brr-safely dug, balled and Californians will enjoy the burlapped and you have many to Yibrant bl'auty or a living choose from -J'l.1ontl'rey and Christmastree. Scotch pine s. Norway and .'\. livr Christmas tree can en-Colorado Blur Spruce. Firs and joy a long life as the traditional Deodar Cedar lo list a few. Trees focal point of the holiday season. grown in ('Ontainer:i: are al.so dor· and tht"n after the ZS.th add last-mant. ing beauty to your patio as a con-To keep either type from ''go- tainer specimen or become a Ing into shock .. keep thl"m cool permanent part or your garden. and in a well-lighted room. pre· During the cold of winter your rerably one in which the drapes • live Christmas tree is in a dor-areleftopenduringtheday . D!ODAR CEDAR -A good choice fbr a living Christmas tree. This is a fast grower 'vith graceful, .Plue-gray needles. "·"'. _.-°' =-==3;::=================~ TREE GROWER QUITS B.USINESS Emy1Mlf Mu i Ge Holiday SALE! 5 Cal. Tree s 3. 15 Gal. Tree '15. 24" Box Tree 550. CALL: 556-83.38 LOW PRICES FRESH CUT FLOWERS HANGING BASKETS MIXED FLOWER BOUOUETS o~~f;, ~~~~. ~~P .... M~ & F-a!,....;.w <"•Olt<> o4<:IM 'Yt\ l'ti. 611 -194"4 Cloal ng New York stocks. O.Uwered 1ame d•y 6" POTHOS Rog. $6.95 s3_95 6" FICUS BEHJAMIHA .... $7.95 s2.95 HAHGIHG BASKETS ALLS 1695 The FLOWER POT SHOP lhis Season Roger's is fraturing • LiW Of' fresh -cul Christmas tree-s • Trad11ional handmade tree OC{la111ents • Dehghtful miniatuN" trees rnade fron1 pine cones. nuts and other natural 1naterials • Gar1ands • Holly wreaths • Mislletot> • G1an1 poinsenias • Italian liif1ts • Gift idl"as ... Europe.in anliq~. including lead cryslal and fine 1:hina. Roger's Gardens is now open seven day:> a week, nine to nine. On ()("ce1nber 11th and llth at 7:30 p.rn .. join us for a beauliful holiday candl~· lighting cer~lOny at our Newport Beach store on MacArthur and San Joaquin Hills Road. 6" SHEFFEIARA .... $7.95 s4_95 1660 Santa Ana Costa Mesa ,.,. ...... -· CJ -&q ..... --- ]4141 Chrk•nl~ Or,, Mi•tion V"k>jo. C•. 9l67S 2301 SoJn Jo.tquin HUit Rd .. N~p«t Rr..ch, C.1. 9)660 'Choose, Cut' Select Plantation Yule Tree Californla f amiliei arl' among the fe"'' lhrouahoul the country who can have truly lreth and fra1ranl Chri:stmas trffadunng the holld•Y NII.Son with vttitable ease. One of the reasons for this ls the great numh<-r of ''ch90se and t"ut" plantations within easy driving distance for most of the population of the 1ttate. Another reason is that California pro· du<'e:s a large numt>.:·r of Chrtstma:s trec:s in natural :stands th;1t are cut ju.st a short time Ix-fore the holiday se~son . Tll ERE ARE apr>roxJmately 500 "c hoose :'.lnll C'ut'' pl :1nta tions in th" stall' and m05t are easily accessible to a great ~rCl'n tage of state resid<'nts. These plantations in\'ilt> Christmas tret.~ seekers to ro3m tht> plantation from one end to the othe r and :ielect and cut the tret> of their choice. It's hard to gt>t a fresh<-r tree than this. If )'OU do not know where a near-by ''('hoose and ('ut ·• plantation is loc•t~. s~nd a stamped St"lf-addresst>d No. 10 envelope tu the California Christmas Tre-e Growers al Z85S Telegraph Ave .. Bt-rkeley. CA 94705. You will receivP a free "Choose a~d Cul Guide" which will show you the Christmas trc~ plantations in )'Ot.tr area and ex artly what species are av aiJj bl e. FOJ.J.()WJSG ARE suggestions on how lo care ~or .>·our Christmas tree : 1r you blly your tree several days before 1l will be :wt up and decorated. stor e it outside. Cut the butt orf the trre at a diagonal about one inch abo.ve the original cut. This opens .the ports snd aidli in thr absorpl.1on of water. Place the butt end 1n a rontainer of water. Sprinkling water on the branches and needles will retain freshness. • When you do bring the tree into the house, saY.' the butt again, squaring off the diagonal . This fal'ilitates placing the trre in a stand as well as aiding absorption. • KC"ep the butt end or thE> tret" in a container or water the en· tire time it is in tht" house. Refill the container daily as the tree rt'- quires a lot of water. , • Be sure that the base or the tree is well-supported and the tree i:s placed away from fireplaces. radia tors, electric heall'rs. televisions. or any othe-r sour('e of heat. DAILVPtLOT Al Weekend Gardening Checkliat • Cool -season vegetables c3n bt pl•nted now. The perennial veget"ble-.s SU<.'h a:> artit'hoke:l. (l:;paragu~ :tnd rhuburb can tw pl.:111t l'.'d. tl\O • Rt.'n1t."n1b,·r. the r~ln c:.1n 'l reach plant$ JJrO\\'iOR tw:tl to lh(' hOU:Sl' Ul\(h.•r \\'ide ovL•rh:1ngs. Don.'t let them dr y out. • An e3rly Oet'en1bt.•r fh"'t.iin g will hl•lp ket'p most \:ilirornla )3y,·ns grttner during t'ool weather. •Top dres s garden beds '>'tth co mpost. peat ~. or "'ood bark products . Start a t'Ompost pill' from lt•avcs you rake tip. • Spring -bloom1n~ bulbs :;art' Still lO b(' (OUOd Ill many n11rse-ries. but you $hould J)i11nt them without further de!;.iy • l'otled Chry~<tn · tht'mum s n1uy b1:.• transplanted into thl.' garden follo"·1ng thl• blooming period. Cut back about six inchC':; £rom th(' ground tu 1n ~ure new growth. ~--0 I <I • Service and Qua lity Since 1 946 . " a)Yis}ars NURSERY-FLORIST 2640 Harbor Bl vd ., Costa Mesa Arriving Before Chri stmas ... N0.1 GRADE Bare.of'ool Ro1e1 The Perfect G ift for all the H om e Gardener s on your Chr istm as list ! 20'k DIS<:Ol':\T O~ PREPAID ORDERS PRIOR TO llE<:. 15 NEW FOR 1976 ... YANKEE DOODLE, SEASHELL, AMERICA, CATHEDRAL Over 50 varieties. ORDER AHEAD AND SAVE i Priced From $2.98. LIV I NG CHRISTMAS TREES ... A WISE INVESTMENT Why spend good money on a dead tree when a LIVI NG lree costs so llttle more. EXAMPLE : A 6'-7' Living Monterey Pine Is about $39.95 ano can be used for several years! A 6'-7' cut Silvertip costs $20.00 to $30.00 and must be discarded after Qlrlst mas ! --GI FT IDEAS Select Your s Now from the 4 PINES b est for our a rea JAPANESE BLACK PIN E ITALIAN STONE PINE MONTEREY PINE ALE PPO PINE LIVING TREES FROM $9.95 Keep Plants At Their Best Som et hing New ... POSTE R ART Plant stands Something Old ... Almost Old-fashioned Fern Stand AUTOMATIC WATE:RI NG POTS )5,,--,n--rrr Colorful art deco POSTER laminated on circular stands. Four Sites Priced From 24.95 Authenti c reproductions in sturdy wood . ... high top 15"Jlli15" $29.95 ..,. ........ MAX -c-···· .•. MIN ,,...,_ _ _,,.. Stre•m lined Pots from France 9.98 Plant directly into pot. Moi sture ge tell s you when to water ... No more guesswork! Color Your Christmas with POINSETIIAS THE MAG IC OF CH RISTMAS CAPTURED I~ BEAUTIFUL HOME DECORATIONS Giant Blooming Plants From $8.95 The trae1t11ona1 classic beauty of POINSETTIAS make them the perfrct gift to give and receive. PHONE 546-5525 Holllst•r Oeslgnff Arrangements . ... Wreilths From $10 .00 Featuring vndles, grttns, dry materials and glittering ornaments. Enjoy many of the dry arrangements throughout the year by simply removing the Christmas accents. DAIL f 9·5 :30 SUNDAfS 9.5 ' " Aa ByREllBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -In an artlt:le on Fl"d 'I experiments in chemiC"a l warfare, Writ~rs Michael Chance and Andrew Ro5s nole that ••a member or Patricia Hear:!!t's psychialnc team, Dr. Louis West, has the dubious distinction of having overdosed an ele phant to de· ath on LSD while researching the drug's feasibihty as a weaponofwar." BILI. WING caught a "'aitcr lighting a customer's • cigarette at Ka n's and hooted : "You are guilty of contribut- ing to the malignancy of a diner!'' <Rill has been waiting for weeks to get orr that awful pun.) .•• SJ.IGllT misunderstand- ings: At a grocery in posh Piedmont, Pat Luchak found btrself standing bt>hind a well- dre.ssed matron who said to the clf'rk, "Do you have any fresh raisins'! I mean, not the dried-0ut kind." Clerk: "In other words, you want grapes?'' (the woman was amazed, but that's Piedmont, folks) ... Recently. a Hong Kong newspaper editor and reporter spent most of a day driving around Redwocxl City in seareh of "your famous redwood trees," till a kindly polieeman sent them in the r ight direetion ... Jimmy Bernard overheard it in his La Rarca Room, one tourist to another, "So I asked I.hi s or- ficer in North Beach where C'..oi t Tower is, and he replies, 'How should J know, J don "t hve here.' " LOSER. Couple of days ago. ·a man walked into Kent 's Deli in the 1100 block on Market and said to Kent Milanese and Curt Sawyer, "Take a loaf of French bread, slice it down the middle, put mustard on one half, mayon- naise on the other -and this in the middle," handing them an old sportshirt. As he start- ed out with th e weird s andwich, Curt asked, "How come?" "'Now," said the man as he disappeared, "my lawyer has everything.'' C'EST LA VJF., cont'd: Al the unemployment insurance office in Richmond, a woman claimant was explaininB to the inte rviewer, "'J couldn't report on my regular day· because I was sick." In- terviewer : "Nature of ill- ness?"' Claimant, all shiny- eyed: "J found me a won- derful new man!'' Jnterviewer: "What's that ( CRITIC Jack Shelton's gre~t de s cription of a restaurant: "It looks like the kind of plaee where Ali )tcGraw and St.eve McQueen would have dinner to discuss their divorce" ... Great car- toon in theChiTrib: A! George Bush 1tride1 in to take over as c-hief at CIA headquarters, a member of the 1ta(f gushes, "Golly, Mr. Bush, we feel we already know you -we 've been reading your mail for )"ears! .. OKAY, RECORDS: The latest edltion or the GuiMess Rook lists Filbert St. and 22nd St. a• ''the two steepest driveable streets in the world,•· a contribution from Michael D. Lampen of our town ... Also honored is the boy singer of Hillsborough, Ring Crosby, w hose 400 million-plus records on 179. labels in 28 countries makes him the most recorded singer ln history . ''He's so far ahead.'' points out Crosby En- thusiast Frank Forster, "that there 11 no 1econd or third" ••• FOOTNOTE : Alter reading ol the latest Soviet space ex- ploits, Atty. Bill Kiriak:is won-. d ers if NASA is suffering · from Venua envy -but since it was a soft landing, pro- bably not. HooUUty between pollUclans and btlsln••'men is a · graver threat to4J.S. cities than fiseal bankn1Ptcy, a Kansas City civic leader earned corporate ei:- ecutives in Chicago recently. "Hon .. l·to-God coaliUOGI of .top-level bualness and city gov· ernment leaders mllit be (orged if our ritie1 are to survive," Dr. Charles N . Kimball told mem· ber1 o{ the Executives Club of Chica10 at a luocheon meeting al the La Salle Hotel. Kimball, chairman of the Midweist Re1earch ln1tilule, cautioned hi1 audience, ''Delpite rece1sion, business cvi 't back of( from the job of he I pin.I to rebuild ourcitie1. "CYNICISM In epldeinlc pro. portions is loose tn our cou.otry, '' heaaid. ''It ha:s seriously alfec:ted our ability to employ the com- bined resources of local govern· ment and bu1ine1s to find aolu· tions to pressing urban pro- blems. ln far too many cities. he explained, public and private Stttor cooperation is "limply a figure of speeeh." In others, like New York City, Kimball noted, government has turned to the . businrss community .for help whrn "the die bas been cas t - and there was litUe business could do but nod approval or help put out fires.'' The Harvard-ed~aled ~ien . tlst said that Kansas city's coall· 'W«t should start by first throwing out politicians/' tionoftop-level businesaand gov. emment leadership h8s proved what can be accomplished when business and government work together toward a common goal . According to Kimball, the result is a $5 .3-billion revitalization of the Missouri metropolis -75 per- cent of whi ch bas been paid (or by · the buainess community. "That's more civic improve- ment in three years than m<1st cities experience in a llfetime," be asserted. He urged both government and buai rtie ss to recognl:re the dan1en ol delicit •pendllli al and to abandon the practice .. wearing a well-beat.en path to the fbort·t.erm money market to finance municipal operatiom. •• "OUR CITY 1ovemmenu." he emphasized, •'cannot conunue to be financed on a credltcard. '' Kimball <'ited both Chic&10 and Kansu City as examples ol cities that had practiced fiscal respomibillty and restraintint6- 1ard to borrowing. ·'The leadership of Kansu Cf. ty bas pledeed not to rob torDor· row's Peter to pay today·a Paul,•• he said. ··our childrendeaerve a far more Cittina: inheritance than another Cis('al mess -a leCOOd· · generationwel(arecity." He warned city govemmentof- fi('ials that there were difficult, politi"ally unpc>pular decisions to be made if ciUes are to be rman· cially sound. "IT'S TIME to learn bow to bite the bullet -and live within our municipalmean.1." Kimball advised cities to take a hard look at policles that en· courage uncontrolled growth. "Bigness for bigneaa• sake. leads only to a gross ob&C'enity ~ the. American dream," he said. ''How ~pie live J.a·far more im· portant than where they live.'' T1>U ,.mmal"(/ of Dr. Charla N. Kiml>oll'1 -h ""' pro'*led fl)/ MKtwe a R.etearch InatttuU. California N·eeds More. Help • In Washington ByFREDW.KUNEand JEllRV GOLDBERG } c..,i ... ,....,. 1'tnic;• )ACRAMENTO -Both Dfmocralic and Republican !Jfmbera of the California con-~ional delegation have failed to).a.ke action on federal red tape tblt is making s tate and local aien.cies spend more time on re- pmti and administrative duties than on service to the people. . California has the biggest con- ·a re as ion al delegation in Washington. Many members of th1I delegation have been given important committee assign- ments. These committee p<>sta ablltld make it possible for the CAiifornia congressmen to ex:- .-dse enough influence lo put r-1 blocks in the was or legisla-tl°' that m akes it difficult fol" Cali(omia to get its fair share of service from the federal gOvem- ment with the least amount of ef· fort. A. careful evaluation ol the facts reveals California's delega- tion either does not have the ability or will not exert the effort ne('essary to make life easier fol" California. CALIFORNIA has more people than ~Yother state in the nation and put.a more money into the federal coffers than several othel" states combined. It does not re- ceive a similar return ·on its ln· vestment. It would seem from the way national political can· didates are wooing California that they feel California ha.a an important role in the operation of government -at least it's im· portant to one who wants lo be elected president. Between now and next June major and minor political can- didate from each political party will have made severe.I trips into · California to woo important California convention votes. U past practi"e is any measure, lit· tie will be done or said by these candidates about what they in· tend to do for California. Ex-governor Jimmy Carter of ·. Georgia gives told CapiCol News Srrvice that California is a big and wealthy state that does n't need any more than it already has been receiving. He even ad· milted Georgia receives more than it gives to the federal col- len. President Ford has made several trips lo California to ob- ·County Home Miasma BJIORNGREGORY $tatistics came out the other d~y about Orange County's ~ation growth rate. If you"re ustomed to the record settin1 es or r ecent years, the latest ure comes as a bit of a lbbcker. The county crew by on· iylwo percent last year.· Blame it on the recenion. Rut ewn as we aee the economy pick· J.nl up now, a sticky i.ssue lina'ers !bft could deter Orange County (!fm_ beln& the demorraphJc ~ card we once like to about. bouslnr. The rising cost or ma here continues to out· pfee mucb of the nation. More =• income frOU~ ere tbe casualty list o! peo- out or the mat ht. • booall'A toward solving 11111,11 the loeal fowl has been ............. '1!he "ltln, plu1 county 1ov· ernment, have formed housing authorities to accept Cederally subsidized programs. Two cities have put their headl together to rehabilitate units. Another is mandating that low· and moderate-income housing be bl.tilt into several projects. Yet the issue o( housing costs still fall s into a crack when it bum6s into other problems •waiting government attention. I.ocal officials tend to leaving housing for state and federal buttaucracles to solve. Oran1e County 111Perv1-. al" pointed a cost-or·hollllng com· mittee to make recommenda· lions. Its report, lssutd more than a year a1ol 1u11ostecs the count y exp ore urban homesteadine. tar. Incentives to builders who provide low·<:O$l 1helter, and hl1her deNIUeo !or low-income units. But the report WU shelved. SUpervtsors were dlspleased that the report seemed to dwell on governmental remedies, ratht"r than on how build.Ing ln· duAtrY practices and union wages contribute to the d.ilem· ma. THERE IS bllflt·ln llUSplclon between 1overnment and private industry over what roleA each lhould have In solving problems. This prevents them from wor~· ing together on such issues u hOUlina: a coocdlnatcd, calc\llat- ed attack by 1overnment, busl· ness and re1ldenta. Wi\hout tome concesalons ·from all 1lde1, Orange County's slowing rate ol growth will become more than a temporary breathlnispell. It may signal lona·tcm. bou.I· Ing void1 lor ·~ atnuentsuburb. Jobn Grtgoru i• 4 rfpofl<f' /or KOCE:-TV, Ch4nn<I SO, ln~on &~h. This orticle tOa$ broodcoat on 111• tonlci)/ commfllWll """'"""· tf:of:.,. lain support from California Re-publican voters. Yet the President has done little to keep his promise to pay the full cost of Vietnam refugees in the state. Both United States senators. John Tunney and Alan Cranston, have failed lo hold up other legislation until funding is available. CONGRESSMAN Alphonso Bell assured ua that the delega- tion gets to1ether on major issues important to California. Gov. Ed· mWld G. Brown Jr. says he too communicates with members of the conare1ational delejation re· garding problems important to thewholestate. Former Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Bob Finch ('Omplained aboul-the 254 agen<'ies that spend ad· ministrative costs on loca:l. state and n ational levels of govern· ment, yet he had little to say about the effe('tive use of the con- gressional d elegation to block fwxta until red tape could be cut. Federal rules on flood control are designed to meet the needs o( the Tennessee Valley Authority or the Missippi River Basin with little concern. for the dif· ferent flood conditions existing in California. Minority-education problem· solvers fail to consider the needs of California's three major minority populations -Asian, Negro and Mexican-American . In fact it was years before the Census Bureau got aroWld to in- cluding Spani.sh .surnames in its data. These areas s hould have been important to Congressman Phil Burton, Congressman John Rousselot, Congressman Barry Goldwater or Congresswoman. Yvonne Brathwaite BW"ke, even if they might disagree oo other political considerations. THE CAUFORNIA delegation certainly has enough political muscle. Perhaps it is time they learned how to use it. If it can't, perhaps the voters of California should find a new crop_ or De mocrats, Republicans, li berals, moderates and con· servatives who can dedicate themselves to the idea that California congr esaiooal people should have a sin1le-minded in· teres t in doing m ore for Califoi'n ia before t hey d o anything else. Democrats Advise Democrats ~ 'Don't Turn to Right' 1 By DON Mcl,EOD ,,. .UM<l41 .... Pn!.1 LO U ISVILLE , Ky . Democrats who met here to hash over political issues before the 1976 elections s howed sensitivity over their social progr_ams or the past 40 years, but .heard warn- in&s that turning conservative won't help them. "Democr·ats will not win elec- tions by renouncing the national policies we created, policies whi('h helped America a nd selected Democrats," said Ben Wattenberg, spokesman for traditional Democrats. Econo mist J o hn Kenneth Galbraith, in remarks prepared for a panel last week, warned Demo"rats against seeking polhical respe"tability by trying to look more conservative than their Republican competition. "THE •.• PllOBLEM is that If we continue on course we will have dt"serted our natural constl· tuency, ·· Galbraith said. "We won't be worth electing, nor will (we) be elected ... This became the overriding theme at the unusual National Democratic Issues Confe~nce: which ettracted the largest voluntary, unofficial •athering or disparate Democrats in years. Delegates heard pollsters b:d otht1r expf'rts warn that the publl'c ts fed up with expensive social programs that don't solve problems. They also were told their traditional 1oals are worthy and must be pursued. The ques- tion is, whether by old or by new. "TM chJJJen.ie of Uris ronven· tion, then. is to find a balance betwf'en striving to achieve the impossible and being too timid to •ch1eve the necessary," Rep. Barbara Jordan CD-Tex.), a cochairperson o! the meetin1, 1 aumm.edt(up. . GOV . MICHAEL Dukakls ol ~fassachusetts, one of the new- lmage Democrats who has been criticizing big government and preacblnl fru1allty, 11id his position did not mean he was turning his back on tradltlooal Democratic C'oncems. "We have npt forsaken govern· ment a:; an effective instrument for social and economic change," Dukakissaid. ·'Qui le the-contrary. We believe ... government can and must play a major and increas· ing role in managing our ec!Onomy and creating the pre- conditions for 'the good life" for all of our citizens. "WE DEMOCRATS are proud of our reputation as the party of SOC'ial programs:· Duk:aki s said. ''But we must be.gin to see the re· lationship between these worthy goals and the massive spending that has, in the past, automatically accompanied them.·· Wattenberg and party Chairman Robert Strauss agreed there were some problems, but argued that better efficiency rather than repentance was in or· der. ''Sure there is waste in govern· ment, and sure there are pro- grams that do not work," Wat· tenberg said. "But we have to tell the American people that an ac- tivist federal government, with all its ills, can still help them." Executives Paid (12%) More • ID '74 By United Press lntematlonal The average salary of middle and top management executives in<'rt"ased by 12 percent in 1974, the highest rate ever recorded, according to e survey by Arthur Young& Co. .The survey, b<t sf.'d on salary 1(Jtd bonus compensation for posl· tions In fiaancial and executive departments in 1,100 companies, was sponsored by the Financial Executives Institute. ··Heavy com petition for management talent to cope with unprecedented problems or re- ('ession. doublt'·digit inOaUoDt and material sc-arcity has exert· ed intense upward pressure on executive salaries durinl the past two or thref' years," the FBI uld. The survey showed average tot&l compensation for middle and top management posiUona increased 12 percent, compared wfth 8 .1 percent durln1 the 1971·72 survey period. James A. GiDrdina, a manager of Arthur Young, said erosion of stock prices in stock option pl ans "eau1ed a need for immediate higher cash compen.utlon. •• The survey showed that cuh rompensation is highest ror chief executives in primary metals comp.anies. follow e,d b y chem1cals and petroleum. machinery, paper product1 agriculture-, forestry and mmtni companies. The lowest paid e-xecutives are in the publishing industry &C· cording to the survey. ' ORAN GI'. COAST DAILY PILOT The comment pace of the Dal- ly Piiot •«ks to lnfonn and stimulate .re1den b7 Pt'tlent· Ina a vanety of _co_m_!l"leotary on toptc.-or lnttreal and significance from Informed oble-rver1 and spokt1men. R4«t1 N. Wetd, ... bll""' Thoma1 PalM~r, Comment Pagt Edrtor , Saturday, Nov. 29, 19'15 Hi girls a nd boys . lJncle l.en hop('s that everyone h&d a very happy Thanks(ivlng and that you didn't ge-t :sick rrom eating too much turk('y and trim· mings. As usual, our Thanks&ivlng Art C.ontest was a big 1ucces1 and we reC'eived hundred• or entries. Som(' rrom u rar away u'T'uatin andOraq1e. The jud&e11ure had their work cut out for them in .electing a winner. Grand prize wiMer was Barbara Minear or Huntington Beach and her drawing appeart'd on the front page or the Daily P!lotThanks1lvlng Day. Our runners-up appear at the right on your page today. UnC"lc I..en wlshts it were possible (or everyone to bEo a winner. but then it re&llY wouldn't be a contest would it? HONORABl.E M F.NTION for entries rrcei ved this week goes to !\1aria • Tticker, G aylf.>en Wood, Kris Mcllroy. Sonja Leysen, Nancy Mongrieg, Janice Tomei, Joey, David and Jeff J.orenzini and :"Janey !\-tatyas. all of Costa l\tesa ; Rarbara and KatyO'llara of Tustin; and EriC' Huey of Dana Point. Also to Theresa Riel. Cheryl Conrad, Jill. David, l\tarcus and Theresa l\t inear, all or Hunt- ington Reach; Michele-Kosky or Irvine; Diana Gilbert of 1-"oun- tai.n Valley; and Su:sie Kirkwood of Orange. :-.low, boys and girls, Uncle l.en ' -· 1 ST RUNNER-UP: CURT VISCA, 12 15892 Wiiiett Lane, Huntington Beach has some real exciting nc\\'5 about our next contest. It is our annual Holiday Greeting Card Contest and it begins right away. The Grand Prize Winner and his or her entire family will rt>· cei,•e the usual red carpet treat- mt>nt , includin~ lunch. at Dis· neyland on l)e<'. 20. They will also have r eserved seats for the famo u s D is neyland C hri s tma s time edition or ",<\merica on Parade." Isn't that a fantastic firs t prize? Weeklv winnE"r~ ~·ill be nn· nounced ·on Dec. 6, 13. and 20. "'ith each winner to receive a Kennedy half ·dollar. Runners-up in the final judging on Thursday, • Dec. 18 will receive a "special prize" to be announced later. In addition, the Grand Prize Winner will also have his or her greeting C"ard appear on the rronl page or the Daily Pilot on Christmas Day as the official Daily Pilot gr('eting to all its re· aders. For this contest only, your drawings may be a1 big as 8 ln~ ches wide and 10 inches deep and may also have a greeting written on them. So get out your materials boys and girls and enter as many tfm es as you like. Until next week then. Uncle I.en wishes ('ach and every one the very. very }Most of everything. Letters From Ellie tc) 1t7SJH&E .... y ...... Dear Ellie, When you read that an animal bas binocular vis- ion, wbatdoes it mean? KevinC. Dear Kevin. Rinocular vision exists when both eyes can focus on an object at the same time. Man. of course. is a n excellent example or an animal with binocular vi s- ion. Not a.II mammals see in this manner si nce the eyes are positioned is some so that an object can be seen through only one eye at a time . This is called monocular vi sion. L Many birds s<>e "more efficiently" than man. I For instance, without moving our eyes and by look- ing straight ahead, we can see through 200 degrees. This leaves a blind spot of 160 degrees on either side and behind us, Apart from owls, whose eyes are set toward the front of their heads. most birds can see through 300 degrees without moving their eyes, leaving a blind spot of only 60 degrees. Many birds have binocular vision made possible when the eyes are positioned far fnough toward the front of their heads. Owls, with their rather flat races and forward directed eyes are excellent examples of birds with this particular ability_ Vi sion is an extremely compl ex subject, and although scientists have enabled us to understand a great deal about how the eye functions, we do not know for certain how the world appears to many or its animals. · Ellie the whole group can f('ed peacefully Crom the same animal ca.re ass. The males of a pride are extremely tolerant of the young and e \•en permit them to take pieces of meat from their mouths. A pride will even provide food for its old or ill members and does not abandon them . A lioness goes off alone to have cubs. but brings them back to the pride as soon as they can follow her. Tht> females with young form a group, and many of the rubs nurs t' from any of the mothers. A Hone~s will adopt orphaned babies, and freque ntly a female \l.'ilhout young v.·ill associate herself with one who ha::; cubs and will help to raise them. While lionesses do the actual hunting, they do not carry food to the males as some stories would have us be!i('VE". The males come to the food and take what they want . The lioness portion of a pride stays together. but the males tend to wander off every two or three years and a re replaced by newcomers who have left some other pride. This is a. behavioral adaptation which prevents inbreeding and keeps the pride strong. There is quite a high mortality rate among the cubs, and onl y the m ost hardy survive. All the young males have to leave the pride when they are about three and a half: the young females may stay on, although som(' \l.'ander off andjoinother groups. Ellie ANSWER TO LASTWEEK'SQUESTION: Does any male marsupial have a pouch? The marsupial poueh is for rearing the young, and is present only in the females. In a few. like the spiny anteater, the pourhdevelops only at breeding time and disappears y,•hen itjs not needed. ~ar F.llie. How many lions livelnapride! QUESTION: Is it true that the porcupine babies are very small at birth and like rabbits, have no HeatberW. h3ir? Dear Heather, A pride of lions is typically made up of 2 or 3 males and 5 to 10 females along with their young. Prides are famous for their gentle atmcsphere, and RE.<\DF.RS. Send animal a nd nature questions to F.l.I.JF., c /o1'he Daily Pilot, P . 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa. C . .&.. 92626 . ·:.r; i .-,., _...,., • c...,pttle 10-""-Mt •I t~ ""'11 t.tlodMts E10cy<'-'4i• .. ~ °""""· ,.,. ti,_, Mllf9nl, Co-., !or Iii• •wttloo>: WHAT EXACTLY ARE SILVERFISH? His grayish body dOl"s not shine like silver. and certainly the whiskery little silverlish is not a fish. He is a land-dwelling insect. and hi s ancestors were scooting around in the days of the dinosaurs. In fact. his remote an- t'estors w('re here on earth 400 . million years ago. • silverfishes s te p out and enjoy the comfort of their larger outfits -ror a while. As they grow big· ger. they shed several old skins for larger ones . There are long whiskery anten· nas on his hungry little head, and there are more spiky y,·h.iskers on his tail. Though he does not do a great deal of harm, he is rated as a household pest and naturally "'e want to rout him out of our walls and floor s. ....... •llllh • ,_,,91_ 10t of , .. CIW'tflk9" of ~lo ~y Kay Dont.c~o .... I, of Slrvllot<l, Cllllle. .... ,., ,._ ..... : HOW BIG IS A ST AR? Snoopy Has 'Nothing' On Spook BLACKFOOT, Idaho (UPI) - Snoopy'a cartoon doahou.se with ilt indoor pool table is stC"ond rate when compared with the two-level, carpeted residence of Spook, a real dog. , Spook·~ hou1e wll-' built mostly from scraps by Glen Roberts, 14, who said he hope• some day to be &tdesiener or 11paceshipti. With an eye to comrort. Roberti built Spook's bouse with a front porch -screened in to keep Spook from tangling his chain around the pillan -and tt basement. The peaked roof is covered with asphalt for waterproofing. "HE LIKES to lie on lop of the porch roof when it 'is nice and in the porch when it rains," Roberts said. A wooden chute makes an en- trance to the b11 sement so the Scotty-Chihuahua d og can :scramble up and down. The base- ment is u:ted "mostly u a place to bury bones." The second floor, which Spook t>nters by jumping on the porch roof, is the dining room where his dish of dry dogfood is kept. Girl Saves Dad's Life, Gets Award VENTOR, N. J . !AP) -Lyn Kraft wasn't looking for a re"·ard when she saved he r father's life , but the 13-year-old girl has been offered a nursing SC'holarship for her heroics. "I want to become a child doc- tor. not a nurse.'· thC' eighth gradt:' student said . She added that if she , cannot bel·ome a doctor, then she would study nursing. L.yn gave her father, IROnard. the "kiss of life '' to revive him after hc> suffered a massive heart attack at home Oct. 2. The 5-foot , 89-pound teenager had studied the resuscitation method that ::;ame day in health class. Kraft, service manager for an auto dealer in this Atlantic City area, U. recuperating at home. News aC'counts of l~yn ·s action brought the family attention and restiited in the scholarsh.ip offer from a Philadelphia man, Morris Co hen. who heads a scholarship fund for the School or '.'l"ursing of the ~1 edical Collegt' of Penn- sylvania. world scope (10 pointt for Nth quntion ..,....,.. comctly) Hcadlinl"~ ahuul 1he "~p1r1t of Ramhn\iillPt" concprnerl fl.t-lOOSE QNr : a new u ro ~c Jr1•, .in 1nternJ11un.il C'Conom1c ~umm11). 2 The FBI 1rrnrlf"d rh.it rhe c-rimE> rJ!" .. ~ .. ir1 ..ill region~ uf th•· l J1111ed )1 ,11('~ 1n 1CJ7~. d-dropp•·d b-1f'm,11n~J ~t.ibl1• C·Hl'I' ) A 1.n ... v•'r•' rr1111rn1llt't' lr l'.lm lh{' /I.BA h('J.;Jn c-hr•rL1nJ.; 1 •n son1• · po,\lblP c.indidarc~ 101 1 h.-. '!uprL•1111• ((1lirr ,,1r.1n• >, rn aid Pre•1dL•nt I ord\ clt·r1"un. \\h,u due~ "ABA " s~antl fo1! 4 Bird~ h,i>!' 1 ~u,(•d •0111e 'rr iou~ prob!1•n1' O" .1irp1111 !LH1\\'JY' l1ue o1 fa!~t.·l 5 Th<' G1),rrnnr c;,.n('r.11 of. ? •. di~m·~~('d 1h<' Pr1n1c I\ l1r11~tr·r , < ,11uRh \\ h1tlam, anJ d1'~~ ,1\ t·tl both hou'l'' 111 pJrl1;im('n!. newsname (10 points If~ c•n identitr rhll !*'Ion in the new1) I ll'ff'ntly rr~iRl'IE'd from rhc 'iup1cme Cour!, du,. 10 dine~~-My c .JrC'Pr o n du· ( ourt bcgJn in 19)'1. whrn I w;i~ .1ppnin1cd hv l'n•"dent Franklin lJ. l<no11•veh. \VhJ(~ rny n,1n1p( OAILVPILOT ,.t9 $ 2ND RUNNER-UP: DAVID THREADOOLD, 11 2904 Zell Drive , Laguna Beach -,.{;£. "'!Y)~JIJ\-" -,.-=:__-.:I I ----:::.-::-: JRD RUNNER-UP: KAREN LOOMIS, 12 19372 Sierra Perla Rd., Irvine --' r1 - 4TH RUNNER-UP: KURT LEYSEN, 6 1876 Parkvlew Circle, Costa Mesa In addition tu b('ill~ a family run feature. TllF. «!l'IZ is an inl('gral part of the in-e lassroom ney,·s vroJ!rA1n prcsentl'd in f)r~nJZt' ('oast area schools as a publlt.· ser\'it.•t• hr lhl' ()aily Pilot . ,llll,..t•l •1>1H•• 1uin'"' oo-1 i.1ow 111111 • news picture (10 point• II rou answer thi1 que1tion correcllrl l'f("\1dl'nl fnrd W,l( Jl "'"'!ll"d .I 'P"l 1.11 h1.Hll hi••J '.H1dl.-.~1i1 le. •J!l1•d,1(CH00"1 ()1\.1 \\1·r11u.1h dn ·1~l1·1l,\"h"l '""p,uruf1h1• )•''\"h hn1u !Jy 1 .1lll'd I l.11H1~l .,h. sportlight (2 points for each question .11nswered correc1t7) f11111h,1ll h()wl 11:.1nu• !1n• up• ,If(' h1·~1nn1n)\ h• 1.1\..1~ )h.1p••. \\li11h ,,11h,.'f' I• 11011 ,, I• 1\\11 .• 1111<·~ ,, 1·, ... , h 11-1.ln\.:!'1111'' , t!,1nJn.1 ' i l ' £ • • • • • ' • • :· •' " • • • .. ,. • .. • • • • . ' ' •• • • ' • • • ' ' \ • • '. .. ; • .. .. ... -. ··' " . ' • -• • .. • ,. ,. ' . • ! l\c1 n rdH1C:: I•, rurr1·111 n.,: l 1•11 111\p, , .nh· Thi• 1\ 1nnin11: TC'JTn 1 .1 11! !.•~ ,. 1•.1 rl 1n .1 po11 -~•·J~o1n ho11 I f:.1nu• l • lH' or r ,,1111"! Scientists elass ify h.im with the bristletails. shy little gray in· seC"ts who do their best to keep out of sight. They are called, primitive insects because none of them has wings and none of them go('S through the miraculous change from caterpi- llar to butterfly. The average 1ilverfish lives in the wocxls. and we never catch a glimpseof him. A SII.VF.RFISll is born htrngry and continues to be hungry throughout his life. llis favorite food is starchy sttiff, such as cake crumbs a nd crusts or bread. He even makes a meal of the paste on the back of the wallpaper. Al night. the s tars in the s ky look like little bright eyes. But actually,even a s mall one is enormous. They come in di(· ferent sizes, but all of them are millions of miles away. As a rule, those that look bigger just hap· pen to be the ones that are closest. This is because things that are Carther away tend to look smaller. So we cannot tell much about their sizes just by looking: at them. matchwords (("j; 4 111 ttolll'. 11h.1! ,. ! h,1!/tO't 1 I' HOWF.VF.R. s ometime s silverfish take up residence in human hom es -and get themselves rated as pests. They t'annot abide the light of day or even a sudden fla shlight. For this reason their homes are in dark ("reviC'es. perh1ps in the walls or under the floora. They also like moist conditions, and their favorite hideaway• att under the sink. There the female silverfish lays her nuy eass. The eggs hatch and become mlni-coples of t.Hlr parents. As they grow, their skins become too U,hL Mean· time, new 8ktns grow underneath aod when all is ready the old skim split apart. The growing This sort or food is plentiful in the average kitchen. However, since the silverfish cannot a bide light, his foraging is limited to the darkness of night -when the fe.mily h•s f(one to bed. This is \ll_hen he scuttles out Crom his stcret hideaway and prowls around the kitchen. If you sus· l)(,'rt that he is there, tiptoe quiet· ly in the dark and suddenly switch on tht> light. And watch him sC'oot a.way ho me. The adult. silverfish is about an inch lo n'g. a nd his slim grn)' body is C'Ov('r('d with dusty scales. J\e - ing an insect, he ha:i: six legs. Our sun is actually a star. It looks so much bigger lhan the othe.rs because it Is much closer to us. Actually, it is a medium· size star. Rut it is more than a million times biggl'r than our great big world. A few stars are not murb bigger than our earth. But there are a iants and even suptrgi1nts. These whoppers are many times bigfl'r than our medium-size sun. Some are bi g enough to gdbble up most of our solar system. <Do yoa have 1 que!itinn to ASK ANDY? Send It on a post c•rd with your name, age and C"Om- pl~W-1ddress to ASK ANPY in t'tre of this newspaper. Entries ~n to girls and boy11LO 17.) (4 po1nta for .ach correct rnatlch) T ..... tyrannv 2 ..... mon.i1chv J ... ..covl'nant 4 ..... 111ntlork s ..... 1lu1y <-.1b•olute power , US<'cf un1u•tlv t-firr.11n1 i l111h,. l.'l'l .1nn11.1l poll 01 tu1npr.1n -rnn1 1•d1T•H•. !( ltt)0'-1 ()'[ ln.111 C)l11o'1r.1 .. 1 llr,111 1 \\uh.,rnr,,,10 Ali 111 lh•• l n1t••d '' 11''') \\J\ c hu>t•n ·l' •PO!h"'·tn ,,1 \tJ;~. roundtable f•milr ditt:u111on (no score) \\h,1t .1,p1'C'h nf An11•111.111 1,1, 11 1· \IHI ·n0•1 1h.1n~tl1l l1"1t 1h1~ ye.arl YOUR SCOR£: tl to 100 polntl -TOP ICOJm 11 to t0 polntJ -(.1celi.n1 71 lo 80 p01nts -Good. 61to70 point' -r1ir. 11 24· 75 • VlC. Inc: .. M•dlton, Wltcon1in n•eJg JO BJ~O:.A~to ocor·c.; '.JJUUOJ .\J1ano::>·SSO J.) •·I '. ·'•~>04 ·C :as1•J ·?. '. J •I '.1.H!)l1.J.llOdS 4UJ.0UOJill '31lOJ.:lldSM3N q.g '.>·~ '.p·t: '.P.-(. '.J-1 :soHOMH:llYW' •. <•1 ttnoo o Wl'nl!M :3wvl'-:SM3t\J n~teJ)St'V ·~ :.1n.1.L1' :uo11u\:>O~S\r' Jn11 uua~.l<llUV-t ::>-?. ~1~wtun~ • J!WOUOJ;) Jt!UO!lt?UJ,llU~ U1~-t :3dQ:)S01l::IOft\ . 1 \ I \ " A JO DAIL'( PILOT Ford Expenses Pupils Hit Yule Card Cost lllJC'ITSVIJ.J.E. Ala. <APJ An l'1ghth grade civics cli1 SS thinks President Ford may ht.• spending too n1u<'h 1nOlll'Y o n Christmas <'ards. The t•;1rds devt•luped its op1 nion after ci\'l('S t('flCher llt111 ~1onrOE> suggestt'd pupils "'rill' tht" J'residt'nl on tht"ir ques tions about what ht• does with hi s S?00.000 salary, $40,000 travl'l al- lowan('e and $50,000 expcnst• aC'· count T llF.IR l .F.TTF.R RRO UC~llT a nine line reply from Anne ll:im· u1ill of tht"' F.conomics and (;ov· t•rnment Oivis ion of the Prl•Si· dent ·s Office of ~l anag<'mt•nl and Rudgel. She said : ·'The Pres ident buys Chris lm.as carets and pays fur rtastage for th("m with somC' of this n1onC'y . I-le also pays for memberships in professional or· ganizations su<'h ;,1s the Mlt·hig<1n R~r ;\ssoci<tt lo n and thl• :-.:ational l'ress Cl ub.·· llF.R l .F.TTF.R 1rritJt(-d some (I( the eighth graders, who felt slight('d by th(• ;_1bbrcviatt'd ;illS 'A't~r Ont~ :itudent wrot(• bat•k ''ThJt Sl't'mS likl~ a lul of Christn1as c;1rds I don't think th(' Pr('sidl·nt nl'eds that many ("hr1strnas <'3rds " 1\nother s:.nd. "No nfft·n:-;i;., ~tr . Prt•sident, but I think y1iu ought 111 buy your c:hristmas t•ards with yuttr own monl')'. ''Ol J R '\'OlJ ~G.STF.RS are mor(" awart• of guvt'rnn1t'nl no""" ~l onroc s;1id . "'fhey :trl"' no h>nger aC'rt•pl111g .:inS'A'l•rs that ;.trl' gi\'l'll just to pat•ify tht•zn " F'orty of l\.1 o nrot•'s students "'rote replit's to !ht· llan1mill .answer. Tht•y ha\'t' 111>! Yl't gottt·n replies. Increase In Beef Cost Seen l.ClS ANGEI.Y.:S (AP) -R('tail beef prit•cs art• expertt'd to takt' a dramatic incr("aS(" next week as the results of a HF e'llKi~dsay, et=af&l:F. Or ' lljj'M'''"" it.~ ... "·. Support ... '.r~ov~~>.~ ~ .. N ... SAN O!F.GO (APJ -:A ·A·· ·,fl:\l,Sft .··.·:. man convict('d or 1n . '· .~ ... , :. · ··-.: · voluntary manslaughtt>r ·· ·B~·*1'.:S· ::.:A ·:: in the shooting death last . ·-... ~-, · .. · ,.,, · June of a mother of ~hrt-e ; ~iJJ.-: .. ~H.,:~·:.~'. · · ~.'.. ~ ·: has t>t;en ordered to pay ;~:~:: , OQr~I:-.' ~· the children $100 a month .... ,..~ ·:·: .·• ··.-.-;:·. ; .. ;;:);::"· ,· until they reitt'h ... _ ... · .. · .. ":",·-·::.:-:~;,~.' :!~u~=~· n ~~ ~ ~r:~· ~9Y ·~~·~;· ;· ;·;·;'.·:~:~··~·~_.~: ~: ·;' ~:~. ·;. ;· ~·~·~~ Superior Court Judge 1~ Douglas Woodworth to PUBLIC NOTICE pay tht> t'hildren, ran~· J --~,~,CT,.,-,~,,~ .. -,-•• -,-,-.~.~ .. :-- ing from 2 to 8 years old, "~•sT11.Tl!MINT in addition to serving a Ti.tooow1nt,11>e•-••••~Wl-i· y('ar in jail. ns:.'t~l(I! 11 111•111CI(, 11111 ""on F.dward s originally .. w ........ G••O•n G•ow1. C••U0<nl1 was ehargt'd with two ~~ .... A•nt:-. n1 c.tm•ui. Ll'I . (•o unts of murder in tht• Cm•1Mew ,c..11ro•n•• t "'"ath of R<'lly Miller, 27, T.,,, P•••.,, 1•ttl Ml. H.-u .. ...._, ~·... ~w11v11i.w,C•litornl1. and ht>r unborn infant T1111 0.01111••• 11 conchl(tf9t co.in•won ,..,v. ' argument with a guest at -··''')· "-, a backyard party. !'1-lrs. ~1-°''._ co111 o.11y Pi"" . t"" Miller, who sat in h('r NOY n .n ,•...:1o.c.•.1>. '''' ...-1.1) yard about 150 fet•l away. was hit by one or the bullt"ts, rolict• said. C•ll 642-5678. Put • lew worda to work tor ou. sharp jump in \~thoJesalt• prices. a supe rmarket survey shows. Market exeC'uliv('s said thl' wholesale price jump was due to a s ho rtag(> of market· ie!ans and things r('ady cattle. Wholesale pric('S jumped 4 to 6 rents a pound and will bring retail inr'rt"'aS(>S or 10to15 cents a pound. Singer Lainie Kazan The price of bacon and received 18 month ham is expectl'd to climb "#iiq L Ota Probotfo11 probation and $350 as well. although other fine in Los Angeles pork ~uts are expected to court for llSing 'blue rer:na1n at c.urrent ll'~els . box' to cheat the . Ch1ckl'n will remain 11 p~1 cifi(' Telephone good buy. due to det'reased dt'mand. AL'S GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH 7t4 644· 7030 ---- IAMll NC.& OlD DAN(I • • If you feel a piano or oryan ~huuldn 't bL' auclioned off like a USE:'d cc1r u r ~idto" of hcef ... come to Coast Music. Wl1e11 you're considering a c1uality instru1nent. you've got to bccon1c \Vell -info rmcd of the finer dl:'tails. It is con1fo rting to kno\V tl1at you can f)Urchase a piano 11r o rya11 \\'ilh<)Uf !lie harassnit:nt <;f pu::.hy ::.alcspeoplc and thL' JJrice:-; arl! c>:cil111gty c1>1npeti1i ve \vith thE:.' d1 ... c1;unt pidno and organ ~upern1a11s_ W'! don·1 sland on our h~ads or ea t bugs ... v.1e jt1s1 make the custun1~r ihe n1ust importont J:>er::.011 in our ::.tori.'~- t.M:USIC "WE HAVE A STOCK FROM BACH TO ROCK" corner of Newport and Harbor. Costa Mesa 642-2851 Brookhurst at Talbert Fountain I/alley offramp ot San Diego Fwy 963-6733 C O m P a n Y · B 0 x Jn the produee dl'part-enables user to make ment, increas(>s are ex-1=~~~~=======r=====.::::.:__ ____ __:___:_::::..:____:___:_::_:__:__:_ __ .'_ ________________________________ _ free calls. peeled in C'elery, grN"n Fl y us . beans, grl'en pepp(>rs ~ and squash, whil(' the --RiM Anywhere price for lettuce and • ~ in lh• PUBLIC NOTICE (l"ICTIYIOUSllUSINESS tomatoes will remain ltllll l1J.11QQll1ll "AMESTATEMENT l ~a~bo~u!t~th~·~·:·~m~·~·'--~~~~;;;;;;;;~~-~-~-~·~-~-~·~-~-~ TM fo011wlng Pt•-Is Cllli119 _.. h .. "''' L .. L AIEP•IR .. CONSTRUC- TION, 1)15 W. M41c•rttiu• No. 16., On1- Mei.., CA. f)t.l• Cati Rltlll•O L~wl,, 1•"'4 lOWI "O'',Coll1M9w, CA. 't761• Tiii' blHl""f, It CllllOuCUKI Dy In I"' 01~..,...1. C. Rlclw"o Lewis n.11 ,,, .. .,....,, .... , lllfll w11t1 nw Counly c1 .. i. ol °''"'"Count won Nov· -•H,1•1s. ·-Publw..d Ol'M19f CMll o.11y Piiot, ,..,v. n , •rod O.c. •, ll. ttl, 19IS MIMl!S £LllAIETH llRUCE HINES, p.9Heel -'I' No-blr 26, 1'71. HIS Deen I t'ftldlnl llf N1wp0rt BIKI\-Ce. lot tM MM .. ,..,. ,.,..,, Survived Dy ,,., -. ,...,, "· Hlne1, Jr. ot Al'ceell•, C•.; 11111r, "'"'' S<ll11ll•r ol 11191ew0011, c..: n,,.. 9re....oc:lllldrtn...., 11111 9re•t·tr111ocllll<:I. Prlv•t• memott.1 MfVIC:ll Wiii bl Mlcl Oii Slturdly, "°""11\blf ff, II Tiie OWliptl, of/ T.,,_ & s11 ... 11s, 111 ,.,,....,.., Ce. Fl'lenOI wt1o wllll "'•Y C:Dfllrlb!M kl The-1'1 Fllftd. G0•81!L £MMAGO£BEL.rt1ldenlot~ Hllh, Cl. 0.1• of Oe-11111NOW"""''11, HIS. !Mlr•lftd lly IWlr hu!bl....0, W•-' M. Gllebll; two <:11uollt••1. Dee ......, HoDO of C.r119ntl•I•. C1. •M 9DNll9 0.11 T1ytor of C.rrlt01., c.t.; Ill«•, J-Hofl""'not t!llllOh; tn•M~Sl•rs, E'tllllne 9,_,. ..,., Irene l(f>Oll, llDfll ol 11Hnol1, •110 H•l•n l(ocll 11! S.:r-111, Ce.: two Dn:illllr'-Aoblf1 -a.rt Brubek••. l>Olh of tlllnok; ._ 9"tn<klllldtet1. Se•wk•• will tJe lllld _,...,.,, O.c•mblr I •1 10:00.t.M. fl'a<llk \lft Ol-1. In Ue11 ol ''°"" 1i. t...,.IJ W9'jlltlU cont•l"'1'ionl tJe mlde to Tl'o A,....•lc .. C•n<•r Sor.let,. tnt1rrne11t, P1ctlit View Mlmo•l•I P1rk Ill Ntwpart k•<ll, Ce. PM:lflt Yi.w Morlu••Y Ol••t l0<\, l!IALTZ-l!IERGERON 'VNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 873-9450 Costa Mea.a 646-2424 l!IELL lllROAOWA Y MORTUARY 110 Btoadway Costa Mesa &4 2·9150 McCOf'MICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494·941 5 San Juan C.pis1rano 495--1776 PACIFIC VIEW Ml«IRIALPAAK C..,.tery Mortuary Chapel 3!500 PtcUic View Drive N9Wp0!1 Beach, California &4'4--2700 Nlk,AMfLY COLONIAL fUNEft\L, -E 7801 Bol11 Ave. w..tminatM -.,,525 . ~ • C theWh\te an Home? House Be A rare opportunity to view the private lives of the first family Is of- fered Sunday In Family Weekly. Five top Washington newswomen examine the "Ford Style" and offer a comparison of the Fords to pre- vious occupants of the White House . Lloyd Bridges, Hallmark's "Valley Forge " special and a forthcoming drama "Roman Grey: The Art of Crime " are featured this week In TV-Week. All Coming Sunday in your DAILY PILOT &42-4321 • " \ Our unique sweaters ... for every holiday occasion lOr slifrlil]le. -the Ins~ MndMrut 9'1H:•f•1' from V.c Al-an l~ lands when aicry f>l'ttG'rn 1~ i:Lfitnnt , Womo"·,too . I ~~~U 4~ fashion island , newport center 644-5070 • • -• > • ~ ., • 1 • I ' ' c bl SI cull spa •• veh A ras: eel ••• st• pan lhe ~ the ••• SkL che tr• ma c l'd Wy Wh Fil por me ,J ' I I • ,, .. • I l 1 ' • ' • • : • ' • l • ' 1 ' ' ; .. Cattle ~ju1ies United ProQ.lio"'!~~--. Ca\tl• 111ulll "!l!IU1 blan1od "!! wll,,lttr · • cult• and .Yl•\!!ll'• ~ outer 1paco, are ueually eau-1 by di .. ease and predatora , veterinari~n• repor\, "'1tn<ed •"4!rllf'• s go ~ with ~ Idea "' 111utila- U..1 faid Dr\ Leo A.. lthnr 1 a all.le veterinarian from °'!rooteAt Minn. "I 111Uestod IMil ......i \o local vet•rinart•n¥ W try ta dt--teniiJn~ wjth lhem the caUH ot a cow'1dtltt\,'1 Paul1on of the Wiscon si n Aariolllturo O•P'\'J;m••t 1aid in· IW'lftff <'omp1nle1 that had to pmy for "vendaliit"d" animals Wfl'9 re1pon1ible for better in- vestt1ation into thP previously rnyateriou11i lJve1tock dealhii . A UPI !urv1y ot the r~t rash of cattle mutllaUoos report- ed in Western 1\at" allow• ~\ uses have dropped otfln HverU states since inat.1.rance CQlf'l· panies and animal doctcqjol.MCJ' I.he investigatiO.(l, ~.i ·~ " . Before this fall, mutilations of ~tW!J, ~p and horse:s were re· port.a tn at lea:s t three A1in- Qlll'IOI~ llW'!lies. Rut, '.ald Zehrer, with more ex · ~M observers taking part lft investJcations. ''since then we ~~n't had one mutilation re· pul'led: ... uvir.hocK MEN trying to C'ollect insuran('e on dead cattle "probably are responsible" for spreading stories ~he pas t 10 yf'ars about C'attle being mutilat- f'd by cults, witchcraft or ·'\'is- i~rs from outer space," Paulson ,&aid. VETERJl'j,. "1'11\ ,malqt.in the answer l~ JJ Pl• ~.t•lt!• di•· ease, blo~h~C ,alld. pred1\ou. Skunks,J!"!tl A'!'l:.09111.mleo then, chew on the dead ~ow1..,1TO the un· trained eye. tb8 mlaterious marks a,p~llf to ht\ rriutilations. Cattle m~til&lillN '""I'~ rePQrL ed thit fa .lo i\~; Idaho, Wyoml1'1, Nevadii~ -M'isao\lfl, Wisconsjn, ll1inoia and Texa1. Fifteen Colorado countiea had re- ports of mutilation& in the sum- mer. , • i DJl. l';LMER POWELL, a V•••ri•Arlan for the Ariz¥.a l.Jvestock: Sanitary Board,• in· V .. \ic•te4 a d .. en •ll•ged ,C•IU• muti(ationl. Alter lie r~ed <ll;t. 23 \!'•I all the;knimals dlod ot explainable ~sftnd erie- dator1 apd acfv<;ngerf'chewtd on the soft parts, nO further muUla- tions wer~ re.r,Ptted in Arizo11a. "When insurance C'ompani es beeome involved , they want poaltive proof of death ," 1.ehrer nld. llKWAllllS TOTAUNG 911,000 blivt be<in offered in Colorado and ta,IOO in Wy omin& for the ar- rest and conviction ot alleged o•IU• muUlatora. The MiM.,ota ll\lmane Sooiety olfered St,ooo and Idaho cattlemen are offering IJ,,00(). The reward¥ ao uncollect- ed and no arre11t1 have been ma(te, "TOO OFTEN YOUNG, lnex-7.e.hrer a;4 Dr. Quentin S. , , ~ .............................. . Tonight's TV Highlights ' I KHJ fJ 8 :00-''Sweel Smell of Suc- cess.'' Burt ~ancaster as a feared gossip columnist and Tony Curti~ as an op- portunist seekini hi• favor in this 1957 movie drama with Susan Harrison and Martin Milner. Pimiento Recall.s Ordered KTLA .• 9;00 -"Trail of the Lonesome Pine.'' One of the first color J11ovies, this 1936 adventure drama , features Henry Fonda, Fred Ma<Murray 'V~ and Sy! via Sidney. W.<\SHINGTON (UPI) -·The Food and Drug Administration Frida y atul0l1 nced another in a continuing series of pi · miento recalls; this one involving more thari 17,000 cases which ttlc FD . .\ said "may pose a potential for bacterial growth." • 1yv DAILY LOG The problem , as in the pas t, Involves failure to control acidity in the canning process. the agency said. The pi mien· tos were imported from Soturday Evening Spain as the previously recalled products al:10 ~:~~r.-Holcr s!:~l 'to were. l lrwt ,.,..,.... THE FD . .\ said it iii· ...., .... sued an "import alert" M;IMt .., .... ,. rn1111111 to its workers on the pro· NOYIMlllt it a:••tt!(J)((l DM blem, although no known '*LIJZ(J)(()M111 lrter ....,. injuriE's have resulted. In OD (l)mllflC s1t1 r••r the pastfewwce ks,there itwM:"tcJ (fit) 1'!flrt Olt;llt trt11 have been about 10 inci- Mnctw"' (111)'1) '7l -Yul Bl)'fln.,. dents involving recalled H•fll'J' roUt, DIB Sotude. f"111 pimientos. ~~:'~~':' .,lkiU:.tt.i-se.e The latest announce- ,.....(@'!) 'll -F11d MacMurr~l ment involved institu. B ())atS.WJ.T, "1trror Slli,. lional-sized cans -th<ne il111Na1 h1uh111 • bafae of Cl· intended for restaurant& pltlM1 II hijlcktd Q 1 fl'lln wllo 1~r11\111S 10 blow u, 111t lllrbtr or other large-scale f~ 1H •ijl ._,, D1111J. -1 l•mous operations. and not like- lllf'in• biola!iit -~Altu Hon41J Jy to fall into the average Hllwr1 ' 11tll!on *'"111 lfl uUi. consumer's hands. Iii..... ill (llw) .,,....,, ~Ol (J)rJmlm IUI DaJIJ'l Ntwt liltu!lllll" (d11J 'il-Ht111y fondt. BOTHOF THE newre- liM ""'ii!l , ............... .. 0 19tlJ>(!J Q)Tht Odd a.11 willdtriwd calls were being con- c.,i. . EnliqttS,...plleny ducte d by C h er okee W'll4 Wll4 Wnt . . . . . < ~(l))lilfJ 'tfMM. To.11 "-" . Products Co ., Haddoc k, ::i.: (Zlir) "TH Sellrl WI iif,...,.. GOne recall involved NlcM W.11 TNN ~ 14,494 cases of ''Osage ,., ..... ~ Alilt Brand Wh ole Pimiento::1''. llitlt ...,.. 1-. •plrlll" 11:11 E..,..... manut11:ctured by Jo&e "'IW=a."41. · . G&lc •••• Maria Garcia Gomeria U.. CfM'1 W"9 _ '"tb fir lht _ f' of Murcia, Spain. The SM • '''" °"'rn' •r ,~,"9 ..... _•t!t".,'l... flve·pound 12·ounce cans 1"!"'! -_..., were distributed in 1:• lftl f ""' r:i ·•C.:: .<\labama, Arkan&as, ~ '!!r,: ~ .. n. 11t1111,,.h1Ww,~ .,,, Texas. F1orida, Oeorcia, -'""" ,,_ nv-r• Pennsylvania, Ohio, I Ill llfftliM - Ct11"ltllt. • llllJ Ct•M• Twi Cmlff • New York, lllinoia, Ken· · •-• tucky, Indian•, Iowa, ··-.... ~fi sso uri, Tennessee, l ___ u _ ll:ltiT...,ltApeCttWttt SbrT1tk ... IZ/o.llTI.. I. 0 u s i an a' New l!ii't:."~"::!',.,... "'"'Hit D fil m-H a m p • h i r e , Hett11w Tt~mt Trol•ns n. M as:1 aahu11ettij , (f))Alltriu• LllnfJ'e Ion•. ~lich ig an, Minneliota, &:JO riti.t@Cllltl,.... ~;imlhwl Wisc-o n1in , Kansali, ' 11.ntiiCiiiftrta =:: "Jfii WW c.w Cldl-North Carolina, South 11..,&c..,tlt llJ" IJM) 'H -JufJ Hollldt1. Carolina, Weit Vir1inia1 ~~.!"' .... ~ ClllbJ ,~ t.;r''Ca.t. Vire:inia. California ana iJ:. fl Mnkt * 11111 iWtm" .,._rm THF. OTHER recall in· -~ ci.e!"u volved ''I~a Molinera l:OO t1NWCa11m . llWlea.ula: Rrand Choice Whol e rmmDAM Mtw ·.·Thi · !Mii c..trt Sweet Red Pimient011," ca, Roll.n (611) 11:15 (}) Miorit: "C11111-ta'*'t" in the »a m e 1i1e can¥, lowUq It! Ptrlan i r1) '60-Molly Bu, Btn CooPtr. £~ ~ ANtllt lf11111t1c Lnt Sttrin m a n u f a a t u r e d b y t'9 c...n..n (j)) .._ fJctiH THttrt 1-lernandei: Perea Hnos. 9DCllfr: 1111 11;11ir...., 1n "TM Wtr l.Mt" S.R.C. Molina de Segura lllWI• ••1•••• W•I• ra}.'..tl -&IM McQuw. of ~1urcia, Spain. ~II !..~ ..... UClAn. lf-11 --~~.\:.II)'" Astronomy ~ -i<j -"' ...,. =::---.... ·~,.,--_.. Lectures 1:JO -"""' .. ~ (C) .......... SMdtl" l.M ~.... 11 -JICk P1l1n«. W1Mt&IMI W.rUJ•ictit A occ .... '\!.,, • ..... "''" • """"" t .. .., p (I) n. """-ttlO ~ -.,,.., -(do ) am 1 ••••••• ,, •11-ta~ 1<1111, \11n1 Dunne. " Qi ..... '••llr 9"J.; l11U• ,.., c....Mt littG-..t ~ ~ ""' .... : (C) "TM Secn1 Seftl""' ~VJlll!..~/~':.Z •ff ·~'? IYUll~::.!-ili I lltt lffrtll IUfll. (*t) 'IJ~1111111Cot HarfU. -I \""',,J~ mwl ''"!Mo.""' ..... ~.,,.,,.., .. .... tf C•ai "' ti.Mati1 IMr. "Th c.i. tt .,tun lMct&fer, Tm Cllrtil, U.. (tfftf" ~ tt m HEE HAW'S UMrT'S ..... "Tio,.._ ....... *A LAUGH A MINUTE! t.11 •-' l<l -...,. (.,.I I Ifft H.. 'Si -Yin Ht!Hn. Annt 8anultl """ '"° D l!o!ll: .... , 1!'!11"1 .... ... ..,, -ir ... i ... ) ........ """'""· Is the earth a ~It ting target \n 5p1cef That will be disl!!u&sed in the third session of Orange Coaat College·1 new once·a-rnonth lee· ture series, ''Frontiers of Astronomy,·· schedl,4ied for Friday evenina. The session run1 from 7:30 -9 p .m . in OCC's Planetarium. It ia free to KOCE Tel • • (50) the public. One mor< lec· eVJtJOD turo i• planned ror the >:•oeiLD •1tOWT• .t.MD DPoe:L.Of'Ml:MT ''TJlot ~ .. FMti..t•·· series lor .la n . 9. . I:• CMIULOAOWTM A•D iava'.lOPMINT ·~ si.,.Hk.tnt• of s.. Series lect1,.1rer 1S occ ="~"'' 'ltOWT" ••D HVl:\.fNl•T ··o.w'°"'*t of COM· astronomy instructor ~~· Steve L1ttan1io, alao the ":•~tsl l~• -..n ,..,.,..,....,... .. , .... ..,,_": SOIM director of the occ :=" ....... i 11'M•..,.•••,.. "...,..~.-""'N41 ,..,._ .... ""' Planetarium. He spent Artl¥'1 1:• a 1c111 Tiii eu11• ,... P•.,...AL. M•.t.••M• .. ,.001, et sevcraj year s as a lee· ,.,. --me " lurer at OrlffltH ,;. g~me..l:1e1" ObJervatory and pre· l::~. riol I 1:1 :....,i:::i=:1;:. •ented •~ow• ~t. UCLA1 t:•• "°"""' and at El Camino ana :;:,riMV'ANc'J'itC· "''" n. ~Women: ··succe••M 1t1 Loi Angele• Valley col-tt:•nt• TlttfALIT• .. ._ .. ~·· C..mlfll Jeaef . _t_ • Saturday, NOV9mber29. 1975 < OAJLYPILOT A 11 I Observatory El. SEGUNDO (UPI) -The Aerospa(:e Corp,1 n non·protitor.apliait·on, will dOnate 1 ... mfl QI'! solar obdt'rvatory lo I State Norlhridse . The obstrvatory 1 lnclu<Una J solar t ele1cope •nd sophl•titated tomputen and radio equipment. has been used by the firm for a :sol'r itudy erograrn lhat hall ~n eornplete4. ~==J~:,k Itta , Dellv•ftf ..... ~., fre•h tt1our foorst1p In lhe DAILY PILOT • I SALES · SERVICE ·LEASING Mission Viejo Imports S." DNJtO fwy. 41 A••f '°'""Y· Mltltoft Vi.jo 1 3117•0 \~W0 ~•',-~W·r;.~~. ~,.-~w0 ~ l FASHION ~ ISLAND STORES )_ J OPEN EVERY N•HT ~ t UNnL CHRISTMAS f: ,.~~-~o:tti:.~.-.:~..-.. .. ~o .... ~ I \ ' f AIZ .. , ,. • , . ' • . ' ' . ' I • ·' .. . " • . . ., '• I .. ' '•·"' -:•t'. •I' r. '" ,, 1 .. ~ ,J !t'• __.' 'II: .. 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It waa ror ott iarcet u ho nubed tile tbroW lntl>e raceota bllU!nldefeme. ·aod wblob ne•er orriclally LOS ANGELES-UCLA blended an lm~•..t as· Hull wltll Umel , then 10mebow aurvl 11 fltmblts, eight ol wblob were -· and a pau lntercept!oo'ti> earn Its !Int trip to tile l!Qfe Bowl In 10 ye.,... The Bruins did It Friday ni&bt by topplna arob·rlval use, 2$-22, before a chilled Collaeum crowd of 80. 927, I The victory gave them a share of the Pac·8 Conference title with Cal, but they get the Rooe Bowl nod by virtue of a 28·14 win over Cal. Texas A&M ) Outlasts Texas,20-10 COLLEGE S'DATION, Tex. (AP) -Texas A&M's brawling defense led by linebacker Ed Simonin! set up ~ crucial fourth quarter touchdown and otherwise kept T~xas' wishbone offense at bay Friday to give the second-ranked Aggies a 20-10 vie· l tory in the •nnual showdown ~tween the hated rivals. .-The unbeaten Aggies, who sealed the yictory with freshman fullback George Woodward ·s • I I fourth quarter touchdown, clinched at least a tie for the Southwest Conference with the triumph over tile fifth-ranked Longhorns. They will meet once- beaten Arkansas Dec. 6 in Little Rock for the right to play Georgia in the Cotton Bowl New Year's Day. The loss dropped Texas· record to 9-2 and the Longhorns now tackle Colorado in the Astro- Bluebonnet Bowl Dec .27. Simonini and A&M 's other brilliant linebacker, Garth Ten Napel, stopped two fourth-down gambles by Texas deep in Aggie territory in lhe third period. . And William Thompson and Jackie Williarps intercepted desperation Texas passes in the fourth quarter to kill off the Longhorns who had not lost to tlieir bitter rivals since 1967. SCOJlll •Y QUAJllTEJllS T•••' o I a 1-10 T••nA&M 10 a a 10-10 STAtt•ttCS ' .... Flrtl DowM e 11 R~,.,d1 J.t.\ll IS-116 Pnslllll Yffds .. lS Retun'I y•rd1 "' 19 • Paun 4-'-l l·•-0 Pwltl 4-J'/ ]..lQ Fumbl..S-'°'51 .. 2 S-1 ,...,..rti.i.-y•rds ,... •·10 INDIVIOUAL LEot.DERS ftU5HIN0 -Tl•ilS, C..mpti.,lf 1~, W•lkfr· S.-21. T•11•sA1.M, 81•n 1~·126, ~»M. RECEIVING -,, •• ,, JK•ton :J..S2 •nv••m 1·14. T1••1 Al.M,Olbortw 2·19, ROKllH 1-6. f"ASSING • Teaa!l, Alo.Ins 1·1-0, 1• v•rds. CoMllf\10 l.e-3, ~2, Te11•1 Al.M, J•y 2·l-O, 10; Snip. mM,1·1-0,IS. Anteaters, Cal Gain Polo Finals By HOWARD L. HANDY °' ""-O.ily 1"1"4 """ LONG BEACH-Tim Quinn scored three times and Guy Antley played a superb game in the goal a~ the UC Irvine An· teaters top ed Stanford, 9·8, Fri· day night i semifinal action of the NCAA water polo cham· pionships •at Belmont P laza Olympic pool here. Tt)e victory advanc.ed UCI to tonight's finals against the Univer si ty of California {Berkeley) with the title game getting under way at 8:45. California de(eated UCLA, 13·9, to gain its third straight trip to the championship game. The Bears are two-time defending ch'amps. Antley made five direct saves on cloSe·in shots and teammates Keith Wall and Pat West each blocked shots inside the four· meter line. The Anteaters f0rged in front by twh goals in the first half and held the advantage for the rest of the game by one or two goals. Stanford scored the final one with 36 secbnds remaining to bring the score to 9-8 with UCI using the balance of the time in a game of l:c:eepaway. "We played good defensive water polo tonight,'' coach Ed Newland said after the game. ''But we didn't work very well with the extra man when they hid players on the sidelines with !oul trouble." Nick Baba and Gary Figueroa of the Anteaters were put out ol action with three personal faults.' Figueroa took the sprint three of four times for UCJ and was on the sidelines with a penalty the other time. He made two passes to teammates for goals and earlier in the day had scored seven against a weak UC Davis team tllat UCI beat, J9.4. ,_,.,_ I UCI......... S1J1-1• UC~ Oto•-• UC IAW '°"lne-f'ltwerN 1, e.11111, ptlltp11t 1, W•ll , I••~•. ••11tfl•Y , 011lnn . ' 1 I I Friday's debacle was the epitome of football error by the Bruins and USC'1 inability to capitalize-on those miscues .. However, a l$·yanl peoalty In tile Jut 3\1! minutes set tile Tro- jans out ot field goal range. And when qu"arterback Vince Evans went to tile air, UCLA's sniotber-lnl paslo rusb kept SC at bay. Ricky Bell WIS ~for DO satn o• third dowo. Then Evans wtnl !or tile deep pass. Alain be was under tremendous pttUure and tile throw fell rar (rom_any rereiver. So, UCLA took over wltll 21 seconds on the clock and ran out the remainini time. puoted. ' Wltll books Eddie A.yen, Wen-. dtll Tyler and John S<lur•· cbeWlna SC'• dereose to pieces, Ua.Astormed to a2$.t41udaod wu he•di.n1 for another ICON: wllftl Ayers lost Ibo ball at tile SC three. Then a lost (umb1e at the UCLA 121ave the Trojans new llle a.nd U>ey scored in three pl111f wltll Bell going tile rinal three yarda and ruoninc !or the i-polnt SeeUCLA, PafeB-S Fi'°'e times USC recovered tumbles inside the UCLA 30, yet was only once able to convert a. recovery into points. UCLA's offensive and de· rensive lines bandied SC with ap- USC'• lut 1asp oame wltll 88 IO<Qlld1 lelt In tbe game alter re- ~og a UCLA fumble at the SC 45. Evans, who by now had thrown 14 consecutive incomple· lions, hlt two in a row to move to tbeUCLA36. SConoe held a 14-6 lead, but the Tl»Jans oouldn't hold a UCLA of- fense which bad iround out 400 yarm with 12 minutes still to play _.,,-SCOtt• •Y QUAllTlltS UCl..A • I! 1 t-ft Forty.four seconds remained. • ~ih Poli.t ,...... ~ LM "•¥• FV'S CHRIS DOVE (10) FIRES AWAY BEHIND THE PROTECTION OF BRETT HAVIKEN cni. Well Protected Dana Hills quarterback Vince Winninghoff fires a pass behind the blocking of Mike Tanner (50) and Neil Jensen (right) in ac- tion against Agour:i Friday night. Dana ffills fell in CIF 2·A play, 36-14 . See addi · tional picture, story Page R-2. Allen, Ford Lead 126-105 l.akers Win INGLEWOOD -Lucius Allen led Los Angeles in a blistering of. fensive show and the Lakers ripped the Buffalo Braves 126+105 in ~ational Basketball Associa- tion play Friday night. Aubu~ Tide Duel BIRMINGHAM. Ala. !AP) - An expected crowd of 68,000, along with a nationwide televisiop audience, may have tears in their eyes today as they wa{ch a football tradition come to an end . And coach Bear Bryant of Alabama is at least a bit concerned that some of the tears miy be his. pionsh1p and will faC'e Penn State in the Sugar Aowl ~ew Year's Day' in ~e w Orleans. Auburn 's att ack Is led by quarterback Phil Gargis. Its top runners a re ~1itzi Jackson, Se- drirk ~1clnt yre and Ke.nny Burk s. Quarterback Richard Todd will call signals for the Tide. Behind him. 1n Alabama ·s stable of run· ners, w ill be ~'ohnny Davis, Willie Shelb y and Rick Watson. Fullback Calvin Culliver has been bothered with injuries this season and has been listed as a ~ff!C.I 1 1 t 9-tt St. Paul Next Foe . Gittens Sparks.·: FV Blitz, 33-6.: • By ROGER CAllUON OftlM D•llr P'lltlt tuft Sophomore halfback Willie Gil· te.ns raced for four touchdowns and an opportunistic Fountain Valley defense gobbled up seven of 10 Arcadia fumbles as the Barons rolled to a 33-6 conquest Friday night before 4,100 at Orange Coast College. The victory sends coach Bruce Pickford's rejuvenated Barons into the ClF 4 ·A football quarterfinals next week against St. Paul. And although Gittens was ' puncturing the Arcadia defense with his runs and quarterback Chris Dove was doing likewise with his pin-point paasing, this time the defense stole the show. With the exception of nose guard Kevin Patterson the FV defense has been somewhat ig· nored--but there was no denying the Barons defenders this time as they shut Arcadia off with hustle and penetration. The Apaches coughed up the ball five times to FV in the first half as the Barons raced to a 12-0 lead, then Gittens put the lid on it with his 40·yard TD run on a fourth -and-two situation. Once he broke a would·b<' tackle at the line of scrimmage he was home free. Bo Botcold, who caught 3 of Dove's 14 completions for 47 yards, raced 20 yards with an o\.rcadia fumble to give the Barons their second TD with 6:36 •eft in the half after Patterson jarred the ball loose. Others claiming the ball Arcadia could not hang on to were Don Bohay and Ke n Margerum (twice each in the first half), and Rill Grilz and Pat- terson in the second ha1f . All that-and an explosive of· fense. The Rarons showed their wares early with a 52-yard scor- ing march ignited by 15 and 1;..' • yard runs by Gittens. He went over with a pitchout from fl.,e yards out-then finished U;ie .• night with his 40·yarder and OD runs ot ene and two yards in tile second bal!. . Dove, given time to throw behind an offensive line that d4l- the job, completed 14 of 2D for 179. yards-plus a two-point con- version to Margerum. Steve Steinke tacked on the final point with his PAT. And although the Barons were impressive on offense-it was the defense of Mark Cowper, Mike Cox, Richard Stanton, Bobay, Grilz, Patterson, Mark Burke and the rest of their mates that completed the surprising rout. * * * GAMISTATISTICS • .. Fl'1ot~ rut.l\lr>Q • • Fl'1>t00Wftl pesll"9 ' -• Fl'1ol~~!11•1 , . ' Tol:•lllnld0orn$ " " Ywdlr\llMllO "' .,. Ywdlpes,tlnQ .. , '" YwdlloU .. .. N91y•rd5 .. ll'Wd m ... P\lnt,.. .... ,..,01•1Mc• 1·21.S S.l7.• YM'G'.l.,..W,111" l·IS .... F11mbln-h.wnOIH 1<Ht ,., •• ken.., a-rt1n Anidi• • • • ._, F-1-.lnV•lley • • . ,,_., llUIMIMG l'-l•lt1 V•lll"F "' .. .. ... ...... • " • ... .,_ n "' " .. -• ' • ··~ ··~ , • • • •• ""'"'" ' • • ... ..._ .. ' • • • •• TGUIS " "' " " An:•I• Mc.Let1 ... " .. • ... --' " • ••• ...... , ' • ' • •• C-6••--• .. • .. ~llln , • ' ••• Tllt•l!5 " '" .. ... P'AISIMO """t.l•Y•~ .. " ... .. .... Do~ " " • '" .... "'-, ' • " ..... Holmlt. • • • • .... Tot•ls " .. • '" .... ArcMla . ,_ • • • .. . ... "'"""" " ' • .. ..,. Tol:•l1 " II • "' .... Top Two Teams Bruins, Hoosiers Clash in Opener ST. I.OUIS {AP) -For a cou- ple of coaches with dream teams, Indiana's Robby Knight and lJCI,A 's Gene Rartow have sur- prising anxieties. The reason is that tbeir teams, ranked 1-2 in The Associated Press· preseason college basket· ball poll, meet each other tonight in a nationally televised game. It's going to be a great night for college basketball, having this shootout right off the bat," said Bartow, whose debut as suc· cessor to the legendary John Wooden will be watched carefully. "But it's not the best way for Gene Bartow to start his UCLA coaching career," he added. "I would rather have played so- meone not rated in the top 20. If Bartow had nothing to do with the season-opening pairing,, 'J)resumably his Indiana coun· terpart-Knight -did. Rut even brash Bobby, whose Hoosier s la st year won 31 straight games bE'forc losing to Kentucky in an NCAA regional final , has had second thoughts. "The danger of a game like this is what could be termed a climax before anything is start- ed," Knight said. "It's a trap everyone has fallen into." For all of the anxieties ex .. pressed by both teams, however, On TV Tonight Chann~I 4 at 8:30 the attraction of the matchup has been proven through an early sellout of 19,000 Arena ticke~. The last time Indiana played there, it won the title in the first Collegiate Commissioners As .. sociation tournament, dubbed a "losers' tourney" by Knight, in 1974 . Before that, the Hoosiers bowed to UCLA 70-59 in the semifinals of the 1973 NCAA championships, then UCLA came back to the Arena the following December and beat North Carolina State 84-66 in another televised regular-season game. Allen scored 22 points, roOkie Don Ford added 20 and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar netted 18 with 24 rebounds as the Lakers shot 63 percent in the first ball to build a 24-point margin they maintained tor the duration of the came'' The vic!.ory for the Lakers puts them percentage points behind Golden State for the Pacific Division lead. and was their 10th consecutive win at home this season. Auburn takes on Bryant's fourtb·rarli<.ed Crimson Tide in a traditional Southeasterl'l'-..Con- ference grudge match. It's Auburn coach Shug Jordan's last game at the helm of the Tigers. Jordan, who has compiled a 17S.82· 7 record, is retiring arter 2S years of coaching. Ironically, it was Jordan's Tigers who handed Alabama its last SEC loss. a 17-16 decision in 1972. And 1,1nless Auburn sur· prises Alabama again today, the Crimson Tide will tie an SEC re· cord for the most consecutive conference victories at20. Today's TV Sports Fare Bartow, who moved to UCLA from the University of Illinois, ts has four returning players from the Bruins· defending national champions. Bob McAdoo led the Buffalo srorers with 36 points, but shot only S·for -23 in the ftrSt hall . Buffalo coach Jack Ramsay was thrown out of the game early in the second period after getting twortechnic;_al foul s. •uP:P:ALO n•) H9ord II, M(.Mllll.,, II, Mc:Adlllo3'. OIGl' .... lcl .. Sl'nl"' •• oi.•ln •• Gltlm 1.-MtMlll .... 10, 5dll~ .. , 2, W•lll 2. LO$ANG•L•a 11Jtl For'(I )0, WMMf 11. Abdul..J..,._, II, Allen 'n, Goollrtcll It. Gro.m•ft II, LM'ltt f, Mc;o.nt.ls 6, ~Ill .. 8llft•lo 11 M t2 M-10$ lMAftlelel • :a n 21-1it To\ml FolM: Ml•I• to, l.Oli MellM lt. ~ OIA : Mtl>ttnJ9t1. T9'fll'llc611: A-y2.A: U,Ott. Auburn. a four·louchdown un- derdog, has trudged through a disappointing se a~on while Alabama, after an opening loss to Missouri, has mowed down each o"ppooent . The s tiff Alabama d~ense, led by Leroy C.ook, has allowed opponents an average of only 6.6 points a game thiS.eeason. Tbe Tide has clin-c;hed al least a tie (or an unprecedented fifth· straight conference cham- .1 9:45 a .m. (7) -ARMY- NA VY FOOTBALL-The 76tb renewal of the service classic rrom Philadelphia. '11 a.m. (9) -TmS ISTIIE NFL -Highlights of games played last weekend including the Bears and Rams. Noon (4) -HIGH SCHOOL ,GIRLS VOLLEYBALL -3·A and 4·A finals, taped at Foun- tain Valley Hi gh Tuesday. 1 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Auburn Tigers meet the Crimson Tide of Alabama in Birmingham. 4:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS S PE CTACULAR - Superskates, an ice s how benefitting the U .$. Olympic fund , telecast from Madison Square Garden in NY. 8:30 p.m. (4) -COLLEGE . BASKETBALL -The UCLA Bruins play the Indiana Hoosiers in a game from St. Louis. 9 p.m . (II) -BOXING 'FRO'M THE OLYMPIC - Alfonso Jiminez vs. Javier --Muniz In a scheduled 10.round welterweight bout. . 11 p.m. (5) -COLLEGJ: BASKETBALi, -Loyola takes on. Southern Cali(omia, ·taped earlier today. The Hoosiers have returning starters, including All·American Srott May . ' "When the possibility or this game first came up I asked the squad about it and they were UD· animously for it,·· said Knight. in his fifth year as Indiana's coach. "But on the other hand we can 't lose our perspective."' Knight added. "Our practices have been geared to one thing, preparing !or a season, not just• game.·• · The game is the seCond half of a doubleheader. following a· game betwe e n St. Louts University and Southern. M•lhodlst. \ { • • " " \ . ' . . '· " ·" ' . ... .. I " . .,, . .:•t, "' ', ' ":.t •• "' W! -I ~ • • • • •• -~~ • .... , ....... -. • . . . ...... • •• • Dolphins Fall * * * * * * Tri tons Rogers Rushes For 339 ~ By ED BURGART Ol .. O.ilyl"llt4"•" Oaahing inside, dart- ing outside and eluding one defender after llnother Friday night. AMout8 's Darren Rotcers ran th• Dana Jlills Hi9h Dolphins right out of the CIF'2·A football playoffs. Turning in one or the C JF 's all -time lop performances, Rogers ran for 339 yard:; on 19 carries and !:!cored rour touchdowns, leading his SPORTS CIF Grid Stats OAMI ITATltTICI . . ,.1,..,~,., • .,u11111 10 l'(rl!OOWll\ ... lll"g 0 ,.1•110ow"'""'lll11 J TOii! llr$1 llOM!t 11 * * * Lose Sonora Outlasts SC, 7-4 ByLAVRENEKE\'S Oltr. o.ilr Pl+.t IU" An intentional safl•ty late in the fourth quarter and a rash of fumble-s brought about the 7·4 de feat of the San Clemente High Tri tons by the Sonora Raiders Friday night in the second round of the ClF 2·A football playoffs ut Fullerton High. D~ With only 1: 32 left to AGOURA'S ANDY MUSSACK (14) IS HIT HAnD AS SCOTI VOLMERDING (87), JOHN PENTZ (42) MOVE IN. unbeaten Ch arger s ~~~.:_.:..:.:..:_:.::.:..::_.:_::..:::...:_..:.:.:.::..::.:::.:..:::.:...c:.:::!.:..::..:C::..c..:.:::c..:::~.::..::.==-:.:__;_::.=:::.::.:.:.::..c.:..::C.!:c..!.C..:..:..:.:.:.:...:.c.:..:...:..:::...:_:.=!..:.:.:.:..:.:..::..:..c:.:...~~~ to an easy 36·14 win at Y1rClt l'\lllllrl'a 411 ,.1rlh 1Mlll119 21 Yardl 11111 I s play in the game, thl' ,! Raiders were on their '"' own four-yard line, and ~ unable to make any 14• headway . Sea IGngs Suffe1· ' 10-8 Polo Defeat J\y HOW!\Rll 1 .. 11 \.'iDY DI I"" l>••I , '"lol lil•rt PO'A't'rful J.11 s Altos ili"h Schnnl scort•cl f1vt• .(C'lois i n tht• ~1·con d per1orl .ind \.\l'nt on to post :J JOB \'i l·tory over df'ft•nding ('J F' 4 /I. '>''Uter po !n rhunip1011 t:orona d~·! !\l..ir 111 quarll·rf1n;.il .1c\111n .1 1 :-.:(•\11purl l.(;.irbor li1)(h"s pool ~"'ri Jay. ()n ~1 rhd!y. rainy af· lt•rnonn, l hi rd :.,(•t•ded J,1)..: :\Ito..; ;1dv:1nt'i'd to th(• St•mi fi nals :.ig;.unst Vanguards Tu1nhle C":il R:1pli st Co\IC'gl' or ·)ti ver:.;id(• u s t•d it s '!Jlltx'r;or ht'ight to big :1d- -var1agt' in r<-1t·1ng tu a JCJ -80 \.\"in over host S outhe rn California College Friday ni ght in the college basketball opener for both ll'ams. David Harron pacl'd .ttt,e losing Vangu ards Wllh 16 points while' Charles John:.on hit 13 :a.nd Ooug Posey had 12. . sec rt•turns to play tonight. facing hvst l't. l.cima at 8. second s eeded Sunny ~lill s. l .. os .·\ltns rn11\'t'd !ht· bRll ins idl' to 'fun y Ringelli and 1-ll'rb c:re<'n bt.'t'k fo r three goals. Jut <1n a pl'nalty shot und ~cort>d lht• fin<.il lSC'l'Ull\I period go al with IJ seconds rt•mainin~. Los 1\ltos dt>fl'n ~C' forrt~d Curona de\ Mar to :1hoot mostly from tht• ~ outside. "We scored well from outside in our l<.ist gan1t' and we did well today," Hartholomt>w said. "I wnsn't displeased with our offense.·' Thl' halftime adjust- ment and a brilliant lil'rond hair effort by goalie Alan Launer, kept CdM in the game with a shot at overco ming l.os . .o\ltos in the second haJ!. Jeff Wherry scored the first of hi:t three goals on an outsidt" s hot of 15 fet.•l for Cdrt1 early in the firsl quarter. Mike Sayer put the Sea Kings in front for t he on- ly time with the third Cd rtt goa l wit h 15 :1econds remaining in the first period, 3-2, but Ringelli came right back to score the tyin~ markt'"r w ith Civt.• seconds to play. S~Cal Call-... !t:ll lq II pf Rut the noose :iround ~ \6 the hole men in lt)t• ...... .,,. 64) W•I~•"\ • 0 S .Pawty Sil M11<1ead a 1 Ya.ur>; 0 ? J-" 6, 1 r second half continut>d 1! :ind Cd M picked up only 4 three goals. " ' • • ., ~~ 7 l l Gla•ter I • J MCNelll I 6 I '°''" ?'1 11 13 H11H 1me C"~• l\.opl•tl, lllb·IO k.,. by Oloitrt ... I lOIAltol l l 1 1-10 w ..... oe1 Mit• 1 1 1 1 s C.O'""" de! M.lr M:odn<1 _,,, l , 8•-nel, Saytr, Wet><tr, Hee~. Gauchos Triumph SA:-1 DIEGO - S;iddleback CollC'ge hit ·:JOml~ clutch free throws .jn the closing minutrs to pu,11 out an 87 -80 basket- ball win over host San Diego Mf'~a College, here, Friday night. The winning Gauchos and the Olympians were tied at 75-75 with two ~minutes to go when four · rftesa :ttarteri; fouled in !hort order. Saddleback took advanta)?e of the . CIF Football . ' ... SI P1ul J1 SI JOl!n 80\CO !4 F~l1l.,Vlll1yll. ArtHl1 • 1(.........,., 10, C1m1d llo I• Coll '· So\lll'IHlll111, ~1lmln1t1r \4 Wttt r .. ,, ... ,. 11, P11ad1nw I• "AM!'lll..,t1, l'011!1n1 I 'wttl Cavln1 lJ, San M1rca11'0 • Loy0!11l.l'oo1111111 , .. · M V1ltay 17, 8urrougn1 I • • COO!lon ,, , Pie !lltl 0 S..P•-Mll,Clllnol •, L.aSe•n1J1,h"t1A"a~ Vll!I P1rk U, S1nta Mini I) j,lnl1l'e11, Stl'lurr I • 'o.ttlll" )0, Lom,..c: I , GeriM11 Or ow ''· Er Modi"• 10 . , .. ~ .:~•7.,..,,CI•"""'•• GIM l,, eur•o119h1? Horta VI"• ?I, Coacr..111 70 ' . t.,...1,,._r JO, ,11.11111-V11t1y 1 Aielll•I Jf>, DIM Hll!t 14 ~.,,.., 11111 .... ~ .... 0 · f:1~-1s,w11 ..... 11• •• A.1-11. '""" . . ... .., ,,.il'llml 1. AQ1o1l.,11 0 ~ti ........... LA lUtl'lfl'lnlHl•V411lllDll • _ '9rp1Wtll 11, V1llty Cl'lr11t11ff\• r .,.......,, .. ,i...aoro"' situation to win going away. Dennis Sm ith sparkC'rl the Gauchos with 23 points. Saddleback returns tn action tonight. facin~ Grossmont College at 6 :30 at MiraCosta College in Vista . SaHi.Htl! (IJI ,, " .. .. Lo"" I Ke ' ' ' ...... , ' ' ' ""'" • ' • .. , ' ' • ...,,_,Kie" • • ' Dow ' ' ' .. ~ • ' Tot1lt " " " Safi Di.ta M11• !#l .. " .. ''""" • ' ' Olvls • ' ' ...... ..,,, • • ' -~" ' ' ' .... • ' ' _,, ' ' ""'" • • 1odl..,ldl ' • Totals " " " Mttftlme S.eldl1t1ac1o,, 'J.11. 72 PANTfRA from $8995 " • " • .. • .. ., " .. ., • ' , . • ' ' ., Wlltl $1Grl'l RICl!O "'" ConC11hOftt ... ""-W>-.i Jl>1P"IMA0?9?~I Com~1at1 l •ti1ng "'•••••Dl1 r '-n•OOO '-'•I• w.,...,"' eomea .-p.,_.. or "''~• S1IV1y I t29 ~HAHl'OM II IOUS IOYCI utC>USat41 • OooMr '°"' O.ar 1.0,000 irwot.,.; "' ) rn fllllQrlhOl"I Enq•._ ,,.,,,.. 11¥ lllollo ~ "' l#'«ll't !l'*=" • tlJdv ... -... 0.... lttl o'tiar, C.• l>fGlaMly on <1•11>1•" •I ~ Ill Holir-oci /j,~y!l!f'I' .-- .... ,., CONDITION ,. "' •• - - ' h'"" D-.121117n•IJ41 H_, A'-t 12111 tf0.t6t2 Attention: Kruse Auction Patron• "':'J~~!';:;ii:ll San Clemente Hi gh. • Rogers scor('d Agoura's fi rst four touchdowns on a cold night when the Chargers ran off to a ~-6 halftime lead. ""' ••""' .. 1 .. d 4JJ """'''""'vg. •hi. J-t• O Y.,.lh~ll1H l·H P'umD1n-tumo111 llttl J. 1 ~1·• Rather than take '" ).1 a chance on the Tritons • ' '""' • ., °"*""''' "''°"'• 0..... Hiits II 14 ' . IUSHtllllG 01uHU1t ICll ,. 6 0-)t D 1 -1' Runnin"' for first half •• • TDS of 69, 34. 63 and 75 " ... "-Wlnl'l lfl9hotl 11 IOJ . " ' ' ' " .. • ' ... " " "' " -!.I l!trong rush on fourth down, they '!:Pluntarily backed into the end zonf:", giving the Triton:; their second safety of the evening. .... -- ~· . -. MESA'S MARK CLARK, JOHN OLSEN (23) BATILE MIKE VELLEKAMP. Newport Romps, 15~2 Mesa B~comes 22nd Polo Victim lly ROG F.R CARI.SON DI tM Di lly ~Ila! S••" NC'wport i-larbor Hi gh's undefeated \\'ater polo team swept to Its 22nd vi<'tory of thl' season Frida y as the Snilors took Costa ~tesa ;;•part, 15 2. bt.•fore 400 funs at Orange Coast Colle gt". Tht> victory moves co:1rh Rill Rarnett's ~ailors into the semifin;.1 l s Tl•esday ai!ainst San ~1arcos and the conque:.;t was as easy ~1s the score indi(·ates. Mes a, C'E"ntury I.eagut> kingpin, nev(•r had a chance against the Sailors, who h<1Vi.' d is- p\t1 yed what n1 ay turn out to be thC' best prep water polo tearr1 in CIF Southern Section annals. Rarnett , "'ho ha s coached '.'l't'\''pOrt tn three other Cl r: crtiwns. has nl'\'er had an un defeated team Mesa's effort:-; \.\'C'fl~ killed t•arly as '.\l'('\\'port again kept its foe out of scori ng lt>rritory by stealing thl" ball. In the first half. when :"lewport blitzed to an 8·0 lead, Kevin Robt'rtson stole the ball three times and scored a pair of markers. The great ::,alanC'e in Newport's ut- tack was evident in that span as four others scored -Frank Anderson (twice) and singles by Mitch Wh ite. J o hn llobrolt. Ted :vt eGinley and George Nt>wland. Mesa's fr1,istration "''as accentua t ed by 16 turnovers in the first half-and Newland was crC'dited with a go;tl "''hen :i ~tes.l playrr in CIF Polo 4·A Plityal ~ Quar1trllllit11 Newoor1 Harb1" I\, C.0•1• -•• 1 !>otn MiHU" '· 8e,,.,r!y H•ll• 6 L<I" "'I !OS 1 O. Cor0<111 de! M.lr ii Sunny Hiii• If, Cre•centa Valley I I-A Plit.,.111 Quartortl11111 lllW•\•l)f: Poly• Lompoc S 5¥1" Fe 'I, Cab< I lo 8 Sor-a•••. Cfertmont I !OT l El Ooritdo 11, LI 5.tl<"I 10 IDT! advt•rtentl y knocked tht- ball into hi s own goal. Too, ME"sa had a hard time getting a shot off in the rirst half, missing on th r ee tries while Newport was bombard- ing the Coiata Mesa net with 18 attempt:;. Sophomore goa lie Mark Clark turned in some nice saves-but Ute avnlanche of ope·n shots -thanks to the good passing and steal- ing by the Sailors-was too much to overcome. In all there we-re IO who s hured in Newport's scoring while Glen L yst n (' and Shaun Gall;1gher scored for (-Osta l\.tesa in the s e-cond half. * * * Score by O...rlfl'i N~,.!>0<'1 ' J • J IS C.,,t.IMe'HI o o 1 1-? Nt,.port HttDo • 'tor1n9 · lion.Tl'°" 1, 1'11,.llnel I, Fulh •1, Wll•IG l, OobroU 1, "'"el1r\Ofl 1: Mc:G!.,ltY l, OtMott 1, Vellela~ 1, S"v•n• I Co•I• M•tl tcorln<a" 0.HIQfl<tr I.(;. L yilnt Give a good sport a g_ood s~rts \\'atch. A Seiko ChJ!f)nograP.h For yobr t1p61lln!J 11an, Chrislrnao; arid Ch1onograph ire pt1ctlo.Hy synooymous Thert'tflO g.11 thdl lan<l•or-sea 1pou:i \over rer1 more The S@l~o Ohron~f•Ph 'l!!_~rs 1ynd\fon1ite1 sec:oria settlnQ, tum ltltiu' nms ana: dia\ m11k&ta.ino 1hose lam0>1t Seiko cq!QIOO ct11i11t. ivtt1 wttor-tet:eo ro 98 2 f'Nl.. Gom• choose from our Stike ChfOl')OOr•ph coll&elton IOd•Y. ' --,..,.~Hf.... • lte,Attt ...... t•a. A .H. W£1N£RT ~::;:::,": •• ~ ,,~ 1:;o,1:.~.~::t~"'1 r!f "1' ~ -~ ··m.•. atllfllolu.-.. ...,,,. tlllfl'hl"" r 1ne...je\ve.ls ,.._ ... 11,11.,,,,,,_. s"''!f,'\ .. ~,too.r-.,,.~ .. ,.~ f•.,.lll ·J~ ttr•l 32 FASHION ISLAND Newport Boac~1 Callt. 11!•1644-2040 - " ., yardi, Rogers -a 180· pound junior halfback - got excellent blocking from his inslde tackles and showt>d greal ac· celt"ration beyond the line of scrimmage. Rogers had 285 yards in the first half and his final total of 339 ties him With Mickey Cureton for eighth plact' on the ttll· ti me CIF rushing list. Bill Cunerty's f>olphins wt•re never close. They. fell behir . ..: 22-0 before Kerry Crabb rambled SJ yards for a TD with 3:07 left before halftime. Taking a pitch on the left side. Crabb broke locu1e from two Char1ers defenders, cut down the left sideline and then turned up the middle for lheTD. Agoura took a 36-6 lead mid way through the third quarter before the Dolphins could m ount another TD drive. Sophomore Jay Rulduc recovert"d an A~oura fumble on the Chargers 44 -yard line early in the fou rt h quarter . Fou r plays later, quarterback Rob Stamos sneaked one-yard for the TD after throwing a 21 -yard pas11 toSteveTelaneus. Stamos then hit Crabb on a pas11 for two point.8 aocl the Dolphins trailed, J&-14. Actually, with tht" ex· ception of Rogers, Dana Hills did a fairly decent job of containing the 1 C~argera wish bone. permitting their other runners to gain 73 yards. Scott Volmerding and Pat Crowley came up with interception!i ror the Dolphins1 who t"nd the season wtth a 6-5 record. ., ... ....... '°'''' .. ,,_., ...,, -· s. ..... ct.11! Sctw.llllr • • JI 14. _ .. ,, J.t1 10 •• ' " ' • . ' l• 416 "AlllHO 01111 Mllh • • " " ' ' • • • ' IN ~ ,.I Yt 1• • 0 111 s I o o o I II Q 0 J09011l .. • '·' This movt" t"nabled the Raiders to kick ofr from their own 20 with littll· 1~: worry of a fu mble in 11 their own territory. ~ ~ It turned out to be u so smart move as th(• 11 ·1 Tritons Wl're unable to "'· .ns 000 000 ·"" "' 000 generate much of an at tack and despite n p::i ss interferanct" call that moved them onto Sonora turf. they turned the ball over on downi;. MulU<t s s.wi:o .. 11 1 Cl•lr ! lOClll 1 •th•• . ' . ' • ' • • 000 11 .w But the game was lost much earlier in the game, as thE" usually GAME STATISTICS " ' "'"'~nHhi"tl f'lrtl O<lwnt. .-111119 Finl~ PGMlllll l-lflrU6-rll 8 ,..,di rvt"""9 '' ,.1rOlo1M1tMll9 11 YerOlo IM1 • 71 Nit, ..... (-"8 '"""'"'"'·did. ..)¥ l Y.,.,, -•llr111 4-lO F..mtlltt-NmDll1 IOlt l·l ktN ,., Qllertffs w. s ure-handE"d Tritons. 1 could not hold onto the ~ ball and fum bled five J times, losing three. ;: Perhaps the cosUiest 2~ turnover came late in the . " l-311.l l -JS first period. Marching some 15 yardi;, after Don s.nc1 .... n1t o 1 o 1 • 1·1 Peterson recovered a Sonora fumble on thC' Raiders 15. the Tritons appeared to score, but the ball was lost on thl' one-yard line. and the Raiders recovered. '->ol'I 10001 ltUltOJillO Siii CllMlllU "~· --....... l . Vl1l1Jt:1t1 ....... M 1(1n1ari °'"' ,Po111r Ktnltl" Pert•r to1111 ltll .,, . " 10 11 • • . " .. ' .. • ' . ' . • Q • ...... . " ' " . .. ' ' . ' K M .... ,, ... 0 • Q " ' • " .... 0-1111 T V1'111lt:ltl Mtsloltlll'lllh ti:11.i1 ,. ,.co plll ·~ II ] I 11 I o o O 11 ] I 11 ...... 11 I I 14 Basketball W111'111'19ton ll, s'..n\I Clara SO Sen )Dtl SI. tt, M11mbo1d1 St. '5 Cll SI. CU) W. WNIU1r 11 • •• " . ' " .~·; One play later. the 1.0 Tritons' Corky C<tlverl 1 ¥ tackled Raiders halfba('k aJ Mark Kenton in the end ·~ ~ zone and San C\emC'nl(• 01 was on the scoreboard 1.s with two paints. In wh:1t was prediC'INI ~~· to be a high scoring ooo game, it was the defense 1!-1. that did most of the ~s \\'Ork. Standouts on defen::>e for the losers were ~like Hackett, Stan ~I athis, Peterson and Pondo Vlt"lsides. Cll ti, l.OYOll !Cl'llc1go\ 1~ ""D'"°'' Ck.cld1,.t11 n 9••••1lietlll i.1. tl, S.n F•ar>e1KO SI Fullback Tom Arons was the San Clemente leading rusher with 3.1 yards on eight carries Hrian Wood and Ron Wade, sidelined most or M "'""°SI. 10, N1v1oa !Reno) .. Gt~C.l'IYO"''· I!:. New MG"ltoSI W11hlft9IOl'I St. M, Sin OakOIG SI. 11 US,."· UC S.nte 81rbara ft6 &olM St. ti,£. Monleno 11 UTE~ M, Hou1lon l1p1,.1 SI NO. AA l1..,a l.J. Bio" toll """ona'6.0rtQDn.SI 61 Ulall'lt, ldll'IO It the week with anklt~ in- juries were larj!ely inef fective when they did ;ll~y . 'I want to be seen• Please rush me (Qty,)\ : FAR OUT FLASHER BICYCLE SAFETY \ 1 LIGHT($). I am enclosuiq l cash check. 1 , J money order for $10 9~ !or e.1ch 110111 1 ordered Pnoludcs s1<11e sales 1a• ancJ postage') I I I ' I ' \ I ADDRESS~-------~----~'' I \ I CtTY ________ STATE ____ ZIP, __ \ \ I \ ! M.P.l.lnc. ~e11 e.,Chc{>tnut Ave .. San la Ana, Cah!. ~2705 \\ ' --, 1 Tloir S1rrry I 1nnt Sprr;r,,,,,..,. DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED ~--------~--------- l I .. l , • ~e •e~er i ~· _-_ Rustlers Top _UCLA •• .-: . PVauc~.tCB ' •-'-;;;;:;;;;;;;;~;;~.--..;·11--;;;;;..,_;;:;;~;, ... ~11;:;;-~a-1 •tCnftOUIMtlbtllS Cflr, .. PUBLICNorlCB PUBLIC NOTICE . PUBLIC NOTICE . ,. Bucs, 7 4-(J8 •1caA1G8BJlrr · tbrcrn to wrap up the .............. ICCll'iDC· Golden Wulr::."I• Escept for Ille_..,. lield oil a late ally by llutket, Golden Wat led rl•al .Oranse t to lirom the llal1. •lllo7lnr poet a 74-48 victory In the elJbl to 14-polnt leada ()lleDin& bastetball 1ame IDOi! ol the way-untll d. the -aeason for both OCC made ill move. teams Friday nilbt al Sebllleel, wbo ptayod OCC fre1 b ID• n and Both return tn action aopbomore ball at ma. tonlsbt. OCC'1 IPirates in&ton Beach Hlib, Ihm true! tn LA Trade Toth went into the Navy alle{ and Golden Wut Ylalll b1o Junior 1ear. poeed Cerrttoa in 7:30 games. lb~ Ru1Uers with 23 Golden West a.ppeared points and 11 re•mcls. to ·baTe tbe victory He abowed some fine tucked away early '¥1th•. moves around the 57_., lead aod U IDinuteo -et. to10 ·OCC rot cood play Bui the Pirates belan from !'.Joy, IJUanl Dave to peck away, cuttinJ the Tay!« aod Denham, a gap to -on a eiJhl· Ufonrardfroin Hen..t. foot b a nk s hot by Golden West won the freabman Tom IJ07. ~e at the free throw 'Jbat came with 2:42 to ~1 eonvertinc 3' ol lit 1 wtWe OCC bit Justfour ol oTbe Rus tlers' Paul e!Jbtcbarity attempts. Scblllec! countered with Tbe llU!Uers canned25 a free throw, and after a of 81 ((1 percent) !tom missed OCC shot, Golden the lleld wblle OCC bit 32 West went into a delay of'19.(40.5percent). game. .......,.'", Coach Dic.k Stricklin's ,......_ • 3 tl s ': ~ club stalled for a little on a s 2 • over a minute before :-'..:C' ! ! ~ ':, sophomore guard Scott ,..,_ a ' • 1t Oark was fouled with ,..... s • ' .. HlncMlr t 2 • J 1 :02 left, He sank both T.,..... u ,. 1s H fCR' a 72..a6 lead and the 0r ... C&MtCM1 alibi ....... game was u ever. T..,_ s a , 11 OCC'a Mike Denham ~ • 1 1 • followed with a short ~ ~ : ~ !: ba4ker with 45 seconds .......,. :11 • 1 • to 10. but that was it for = ~ ~ t ~ coach Herb Livsey's Dll'Hil't s • 1 tt Pi.rates u Jay Johnson ";:. n' .' ~ .: and Clark hit c.harit7 .wmim.:l)Mdlfflw...t.•1-». Sports Briefs (l!eeel' •• -· J "°'*fl...,.Mllfl9•, ftCI' ..... ., • .,._.WT ......... 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He bad PtJBUCNO'l1CK 1,.~._._..-,~..-.cw-:i::'"Mo;;:o;;:::O...,..-....._.,. Mot1ett.u ... 11J.J.t""'i..w.tA•. 1311-~-___ .;..~-~~~~--·I"' •••" ···-·· ... Oty .. ~AM.c.1........_ ICOTIC:•TOC•IOITOM "-'-'"Velle,,CA . .,J'Oll ' ~w.. lllCT1nous1ut1•1US -._. w • oa.11• .. 211'11 IUNll .. COUllTOPTMe ™'"""'""'"(Of'Oy(ltd..,_ .. Selan• passed spar· llWlllTATlllllllMT f$wg·-ft•1r .. _.,.. w;.:u:::L.IOMM. STAT•Of'CAUflOllNIAllO'I ........ 1. ·--~•completlna three nw .......... ..,._ " .... ... WUl*lltW€n~lllt.lflC.I c-.tyQHtl nll COUNTY 01' OllANM Leul\ I., ...... ~ -·: Jtellt.W..ltltW.~ ~t...OU:O ... A.-.J """' ,, • ._,.,,, ••• tllft -~ .. ol t. but two were to ft.P. MOS co .• ltS:ll AMMI"" ""' ... I*" -I lllM ........ .....,...... 1!1111• "' IMMA •• POWEllS, c--11' c ... , .. 0.MIO't Co\lllly ....... Don Pederson ror 0.-Ml!M,CA.tlm o-tra-t. .. 0r .... c.., ..... , ...... ...,........... ~. ...,.,U,IWJ, JtkJl•t• 0 , l•r11•r•, ltt:ll _...U.twS. ,_ u..z ....... CeNf9nll• NOTICI! ISMllll!a't GIVENID..... ...... toucbdOwfta. MllAtJM.a..-..,CA.ftUJ 'hll! OM1-...11 <ftlllltlnllltt....,.,....,..~ M ilMll0.""91 Coe'' O.lty ~- :!:y mutt be awfully TMI ~It~'" WMS. ... lllatalONlleit Qicillll'Olfty ,.._ ........., .... : h9tl1111r Nt •H ,..._ hl1'lf19 clel""' .... "" "*'"· 1'-'2,2',e..,O.c.•, ltli .,,._,, • 10 to Jose el1ht ..,...., ...... a.~MllDK ... ia.itts. "'*hN!jl°'.,.CMtte>e•tot"'l.t. .... 111~1 .... ,""'1""'°111e ,,----------- fu tes and &till beat ,,... ,i:::::::"r.:....,.... .....~ .... -..n.n.tt,1~1S .-.r, ~=:" .. ":.~-.::·.=: PUBLIC N011CE u1,•• SC coach John ~OIR.,Or...,.c-alY•..., .PUBUC NOftCE PUBLIC N011CE t1t..,teourt.wto 1W•-11'-m,w1t11i"* clJl.1au ...,....11,tttS ' -W"f'lllWl:IWn.t9t:...~ NOTIC•lOC1t•OITottl McKay said. ··we should ..... . • ... 1t1k• of NOll l!N EATON ...... PviilltflM °' ..... CIM'lt o.lty ,... PIC'f1T10UlaUSllCISS ..... """"et l..ew, 1f Nott .. lllldw4" A..... su .. •1t1ottCOUllTOPTMC ' have scored two or three ...,..,n,21 .... QK ... ll,.twS ...n ...... ITAY•••"' MrnCWToc••o•TOM S.reM9 .... ,C..llto~N•f102•.wNetlh. ITAT•Ol'CALl..Ollflll• l'Olt times wbea we were · ,_. ......... ,...,,...,..,... ........ ..1111.c.•llW-• ..... ~ ™1couNTY0•01tAM01 ~·-th J d 't ~ ------------1-•: · 1UN•t0acoun0Pntlf 1n1111nwtt.n...,1e1,,1,..10trw•w.of .... ..,.,.., \anll'll ere. On _..,..,. TH• l'ATT••M PEO~ Jll ITAT•Ofl'CA.L.lf'OlfldlA...._ wkatlllc:HIM,wltlll"l9\lr-itaell« Eitel• OI LOIS f'llEOll!lllCICA if our failure was PVBLICNO'llCB .. A .. ,..........._c..,...._CA. ntaCOUlll'TYo•oa.uHM .. ''"'""*iu11M"'"'''~-"~c~:'H':'.tEavo1v1ENt.1Jrw ~ f lion ------------1~ 111 ... #:lltlw .. bltMittolill'tllON O....Ckloller 1t1s ~•use o our opera *"1caOI' ......, ....,. '"HA'",...,_ MUtt11:aeL.1111.o.c..M. JIMOllti.rtP.-n,Jr. ('"''°""1 ... ....,....,..,..d_...., orUCLA'1defen1e.0' MOIC•""*"•n.nv a..o--.CA."'21 N1Uce 1s....., t1.-n "'(,.tmn e:.aMr.,t11oew111of INll•11 .. "'°"'11o1..-inv <1 .. '"'...,. 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C..1t Deity PllOI, ANDERSON, 1020 HcM1h ., ...... ,. "9tWltfilll 1111....U... ................... ....... "540ll&u I. 1.l,D,. ,., "'5 .... ,, ................... .... ..... ....... '" 12, Jt,INil 09(;, e, l•JI Gll-,J ~,..::. ~=; l~r::..~ ........ 1mfl"wtMM1•1 .... .__._11 lfl•-"""~liMttt•Mlil_..... IC-...Ot't""-°'.._" ,,...""'.,,.•-...o.ttm PVBUCNOTICE $11<111 cl••-.11111 tM .,.c .. Mrr PUBLICNOTICE 111•HrMltw•""'1•1nlfttt-oW.ftt.c•o1 ~lf,MM...,..M.. ...... ..... Or-..c-tDally..... .......,._.. ... ,.._..,...,.._...,... Mkl~wlthl,,,_-U..,... i..,,,......ti., &uffelelM ..... Jt. .. .,.,DK. .. 1'1J .,, .. ,, ITATIMINTOll'AUNDO_., ......... _......,., "*"'"" .,_. .. J------,-._-,-.,-,-----1 "0:!::'..!:::':':.':'~s~lu. ~attt'th'lil...... ' OP"UiOI' t!r91~ .. ltlflMI~ llOTIC•TOCll•OITOtlS FllEDEll l CK HAllVEY .... ynitt.Vlrtt"'•'r PUBLIC NOTICE PKTtTIOUSaUStldUt....-~,. ...... , 11.1''" 5U"-11101fCOUllTOl'TM• YIEAGE• St. i..wt 11:11. lndl-112 • ,... ............ ,_ ..... ........ ~~ STAT• 0 .. CALl..OllflllA fL04lt A.,.,.. .. 1,tretorwl~1 ... wru O..--t•5-~IMIOT1 ----------~-1 ~-.. !'.,."!,.fkMl•"'-v'""----_.MrnlN •. etr.e,.•-l•of~ TMllCOUICTYOl"ORANGI! "-.-doflM•ll•leOI .. ·~. -l"ICTITIOUS•USllCISS -"' w AN et M ......-n ....... Ml ebowNIMdft<""'"" ........ MMb'fU..-MM•STAT•M•NT ~l.a,..lm1,C..lltomle ..... ,..ltAIMJ.M!lltKM,INC, !slet• of F llANCES CAllllOLL JAMU•.w1L.NaLM .. Atllnte .. TW9tMI 1"" frllllwlnt ,..,_Is ....... MAI· -n.r1<1...-lillllol-•-~ Mt$111•t*LnJ JONH.,o.c..wcl. ltlNOIL.AAfllO•lliOH .,.......t.catlfwllf•t --: ................. J""9t .. "7Slfl.. .... HOTICE IS HIEREl't GIVENIO !tit ................. , PUBLIC NOTICB[': Pro Scores ------------~I ANTIQUE AND GIFT MAU. 10& ClwllyllOr ..... ' , ,................ --···· ftl" Whi Be I NICK GAATN!R, 8001 MOm. .._,,....._~..,t crwdltMSof ttwetiow nelfMCllllilQdeo\I -• te ltter Y -__ r_u_B_L_1_c_N_OT1C ___ E __ l'::F".·!; .. _j'.C;:,;-:,.,.~ ...... CA.=-.... ...,.., ...... ,Ml,C..llfoml•.... ... ..... Cit' .... C..•t °""' ,.., ::: .:.~~=~ ~-:.::.-:'~ ===Mftlllll1tr11twctA ..,.,_ ...,._. _ f1'111 ....... u-1c ... wtM..-.. fn-NW. IS,tt.:tt,aMOK ... 1'1S GD-'J tlwm, wllfl""" nec:i .. lry YOl.Khtrf, lfl f'lltlll.,.,... Or1i'L91 Coe" o.ltf f'llof • • ..,.. TMt ~-Is <OflllulclH lJr MM-•.....+~Nie' 0«1Mr 'i PUBLIC NOTICE tt. otflc1 of Ille ci.til OI t!W ~ .,,_ Now. IS, tt, 2' encl DK.•. ltJS ~l'~ ; ·"' NOTICllTOCa•OIT'Otd dtwldtMl. lllls ...._flt-•,.......... tltltid~ortoorftllntltwm,Wllfltlle · st'"°"""'J. McN•srt ~rv-iwn. 1•tM ~ PUBLIC NOTICE D . . d .... .......,,. . 11llt tte.._I -· ti ... ..tlfl ... ow.tr OerlllllO...,.. c-it-r .. Nw-MIP•lllOttCOUllTOPTMI et ttw otfk e 11 1111 etlorM'f\, Pfb:EH· lsap.pomte ~~~:~~~~=~.~ OM!fy<i.nt10r-.c-t1 ..... --:;.,1~lllllM.t.M ITATIOPc:ALll"OllMIAflOa: ME11&9UHT, l.S1 Eell Fovf'll'I Sl.....e, TitlCOUNTYOl"OAANOI ..,...., ms. ....., .. u ........ Mlilnlt,. TM•COUNTYOPO•AMGa, WW 121, SMI• AM, C..lltornl• '12101, ' ............ ' ••••• '. "" _______ ,. .... ,....,,, 'll'Nc1l l.\lht11l••olbWllMt•f1'tt.11n-""*'..,... Or.,,.. CO.St ~ly Pll.t. -___ ., JCmCli Oii MIAlflNO OP PCTI110IPI daf'lltMd 111 ell mett1r1 "'1einlnv 10 "EA II LIE JU 0 IT M ME S al T No~11 .. 1. IS,tt,Jt, 117J ...WS ~~119U4S . ...,. "1t09AT• 0' WILL. AftD fl09: .. ISiet• ol --'d d!Kildlnt, wllfll"folll' UN ITIDITAT•t OISTlllCTCOUllT IOUTflll llN OtSTll ICT" • OPCAL.ll'OllNIA TAHO:t CITY, Calif. ''They'll be talking Ool.Ll..IOH.o.c.""'. • NIN LSTT•1t1Tt:ITAM••TA•Y ...n.sen.rtr..fl,...tpYbllc•llol'lofttlb -"I'm bitterly disai> about that 'game fm-a ._.:.~:,:n.:.:::-.. '°.:::::=1 __ ~P~U~B~Ll~C~N~OTl'.:'.:~CE~:_-1:-=-=·~ ... ;,·-~ .. ~·-;.._;=;"";:·~;:-~,~·~~~~~·~·ly;'"~":::~ o!!::.°' MYRTLE .... "Ml~M, "°'ri.":M.No ... fl'lberU,1'11. pointed for my players long time. There were IO ..... n11 Midclll""'1" ... omc. .. I, NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVIN tlwl RAY llOONE't JONES,Jll, and coaching Starr, •• said many crucial situtatiom. :::.="ti!..'::=~:.::, . lllCTIT10VS •USllCUS PUBLIC N011CE ::::iw·~1":: :i~.::::.:. :·~= :.:~·dKedlfll, . ~y'"9.IU14-M&l61n.all ffOTIC• OP N•AlllNO ON All'· 1'1.lc:ATION l'OR AUTMOlllTY TO Sl.U. ll•AL ... o .. altTY In re ROllElllT L. UNGER lftcl l"HVLL.IS L UNGll!ll, flenllr141b-- roach Mike White of the But I don't want to say. -"k • "' PATTElllSOH. POST _, MAMISTAT•Ma'" l'ICT•T1ousaus1••ss llllll'ltll t1 Ull9n T"""""''..., •it-..a•NN•11 •1uNT h · b h SMITH, ~.,.....·L.IW, lXIO ~ 1l4 fotlowltlQP ..,._ ii .... .,_... ........ tTATllM•llT petitloMI' ,...,....ca to Wfll(fl II '""'9 1611 ent ,_,,,SI., Sllh9 IJ1 TO TH£ CRIEDITORS OF THE AllOVE IEMTITLED 9ANICllUPT"5 ESTATE, ANO to ALL OTHER INTIERESTED P,t,llTIES: University of California anyt 1ng 'a out t e .....,..y,Su1i.:to01"""'01yo1~ __ , ,,.. ........... ,__ .... **"~ _. fWthll' ..-rtk1t1 ..... .,,.. ... trit ,...._,CA.,.111 after the UCLA Bruins strategy involved." AM.lllOt".,.QM#lt,,•111("....,.... ouRACLE#N·SELMAN COM-....... : tHN...,,,._ • .,.._.'"'""'_._ T .. :m•iu..aa So b C I . flee h 11'11 PlllC9 of busiM11 .... _ PNl't, UQ'I ,t,IMO!'ICI Tr. Lii .. 1,.,..,.., CA•Pl.T CASTER COMPANY, ....,. 991tor~16. tm_et f:JD "--•1.clNr beat ut ern a to WlD ........... '"•II m1ti.rs ~ • Clllforftll;,,.... of D to 1 ---·· I ,,, _ _. __ " -ad• .... ••Ill•. SllK11 cl•lm• ..ttl': IM "'1SelM:~Or .• lrvlM,CA.ttlW ....... Ill ... ~ .... 1111 1 P\ltllllhlod Ot'MIQlt COaft o.11, Piiot. Pl.EASE TAttE NOTICE lhllonU. 2"'d Ger ol OECEMal!R, 1'"· el ... ........ of t :IXI o'clotl. A.M., In <-' Room No. I of lh• u .. 11.,. Stetes ISelllln.pPlcy Cowt, "1 Sl•th A-. S.n 01.,0. C•lll••"'•· Nlor• .,... Honorlltlff KEITH E. MCWILL.JAMS,. ....... rvpte:, Jud9f, llW T"''IH Mii ol- 19' tor Ille el llUlllk ePK110fl IM r•IP"i- ptrl1' INWl!old lftt.,.1t \IPOft "'!'flt !hi<-• h • •ffld9foc• loc ''"' •I :llOS Mirth SI• 1..el'lt, mor. P1rtl<ul•rlydll£f'lri.ct ft LOI 1or ol Trect •224 In lhl 01¥ ti .....,.,,, Beech, e1 '"°*"' °" tt'lt MIP thlrMli' lft Boolt 1SJ, P99111to14, ~ cl\lllYI , ol Ml1teelen•o111 ,._,,.~ RIKord'S Of Or9!1V9 Co11n1r, 5Ut•., ee111orn11. a trip to the Rose Bow , ~~ &1e __.,. _._, '""" 1119 fltM ... Tr.~~,!i:.:,~/;:::~~ .,..._.. ,,._,,.e. Sll'r*r,.ott s.tec:YOr .. ~ i"-"!",.'~.,.r1. ~!°°,.oS:..°'.:: H1t¥,n,...,o.c.,, 1,, lO, 1t1s .csn.rs ''But we have nothing ME XI CO CI TY _ '"""1e11 •• 9fonwld w11111,, ,_ 1111111u1nv '' c.-Mtec1 .._ •• ~;!:;..nr• "'.,...• en SMc~ a 1:..,_.._"' .... , • to be ashamed of. We Mexico took a 2·0 lead ,_.......,.._,.,..1111'1btk•t1onoilt111s dl\lkl:Wjec,s.1""" Dr.,1r.in.,CA.tt114 °'"""°.......,,•,1•11. had a great seaso,n. over Canada in an "-::;.~o!~i~ ™• ~ ." 111111 .. "'.,. _.T=:;::,:1•(8'111uetMlJr•lin'lt· =~~ ... •..:"'°"14 • • 1--.. -1-.c-1-o-•-•-u"•"•"tt"•-,.~·.,-.. ~-I PUBLIC NOTICE UCLA deserved to WlD. American Zone qualify·. hkulD!"of""'w111o1 =~ofOt"*"9t<ountronHD¥-,,_E.Snydff JOHMJ,MUlll"MY,JL PUNN~:;oc:_:.~~1~10No• They gahve thde bti~llll away ing round of the 1976 PATn.~=-~•tlr:Unt ,... TNs =;~~ ... 11L111t1 ._ :::.=..,-:.~,...11111 .. M,. ' ntac1noPl'10UNT•tNVAlilY ao muc an ~. came Davis.cup tennis series 1 • ...,..,......, ..!':'rr:'!.~':'29~-:=;;0.1:.,4':..~ Oew11YCMA1110r-c.oum,on-. ~:~~~·M1• ~E.,'.'~.':!'.!i,~~~~1:::; ou~ on top, adde~ with singles victories by ....,,. ..,...._.,,s. .,.... ........,.: ... 1.1.a.-p.m. '" -Qwntn Ch•m--. O'Y White,.who, watched Fri .. Joaqw·n Loyo Mayo and 1saUAM,,C..1Ht>n1•'2"1 l"Wll..,.. 0r.,... c-u Del•r Plklt. ,..,.,.1,,. or.,,.. COftt o.i1, Piiot. Kell, 10200 s11wr .,..,.n .. , "'-111 .. d ht USC UCLA ,,.,..,.,_. o....., CO.St Diiiy f'lklt, PUBLIC NOTICE 2t t1S 4260-s *"' 21.~enoo.c .s 1'1S 45J0.7S Ven ..... c..111or .. 111, '""' Pl...,.l"Q Com-ay mg 8 • . , Marcelo Lara. ""'· tt,..., DK.'· i>. to, 1t1.s es11-11 ,.....,,..,.. '· 11• n. • 1 1 · • • · • """""' w111took!1111bl1c ilffrl119on 1r. game on .televisi~n here Loyo Mayo beat Re-PtCTtT1ous•us1N•u PUBl.JC N<mCE PUBLIC NOTICE 1o1z.'::~~AN01JM wh~re he s spending the jean Genois, 4,6, 6-l, s.2, PUBLIC N011CE NAM•STAT•MINT '---..»;"";;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;.---·--~=====~--,...111on 11..., b.,. G.·F. GGGneom. Tt'lt TrUSIH PAH11111 hes M offle.rlO pure.._. ... 1d Pl'otMr1r tor 11-.-_0lt ce111 lo • lo•" ol •1111r•._l,,..l•l1 'llJ,OCW:UIO, with • six C*CMll corn- ft'lii.slon. Sine•'""' 1 .. 1erHt of ROalllT VHGERONL V ltl"'9el'llll (N«f1' IM!$, IN Ml return lo llW ff WI• 111'111,.,.ted by 11'1t T<llllH to Ni epp.ro.d"'41aiy Sll,IXtl.IXI. bol1daywi:eke~d. 8-6 in a hotly-contested l"9Nillowl ... ptr-•"'...,...,...r •• ,. 'ITIOUl•U11NISS SUl"llllOllCOUllT .,., to Al-u. ~rt' "11...ted The Brw. •.s tied Cal ror match that lasted 2•L Cl"·t4tJ -··: MAMllTAT•M•MT OPCALJl"OllNIA, oen•r•ll1' •IOft111 IM north side of .... tlOT1CITOClflDITOltl H. RR y ·s "LI G NME NT T"9'9llowlng Jlllf'toM•lctiolfll~ COUfllT'tOf'OllAMOI T•lblrt A-D91-n I.OS,....,.,.. the P~c1f1~-8 footba~I hours. then Lara downed tuNatottcou•ToPnt• s E111v1 cE. 12:11 Mtlfll• v 11i., c..s1a -•: ca..N-••uw. sirwtlfld1.st1u1 ... 1tofEPKtklSt•"1: champions. hip with their DalePower•2 •1 •2. ITATIMCAL.1..0•lllA.... .......u..m21 1"ESILVERSAOOl..E.22'4"*'1 ottD••tOSMOWCAUH trom A-1 Agrlcull11r• 10 R·I Sl"Qll or ...-v Titll COUNTY OP OlllAMOI: H.,., J. Fege.11, JOWi Ortn.oo.1 Uerco1n. """"91m, CA. n:DI l"OllCMAMGli OP NAM• l'.mlly ltftlclN!tlel. 25·22 victory over • ' .... A4111 Or.,Southl.19 ...... CA.t2'7r 5Y·llOY, INC •• A CelltOl"M• '"tl':e MettffoltM Aptlllulloreof (DNOITIOfllAl..USE "EllMITtlS Southern Cal, and Klllfl• Platf ENtl"' WALTEll 0 .11:.. GlasoN. M•rt•I•• o. F•t•"· :110•11 C.rpore110,,, ,,,, West Llnco111, M ,., R ic c H R 1 s T 1 A N "'11t1onrn..:: b.,-Je•1·11 .. w ...... 1on11 Plr10111 wl$1\lft0 to ob~l ID_.....,. $llOUld Iii• wrlltt" Obj.ctloM et ..... -121 PM's prkw to TM dell.,. lot hHrlrw;i ..,.,.. ptf'IOl'll WIU!lllOJ I01iifd M'loukl eppe..,-'" ptrso" or ~ euthotlrPJd "'P"•Hnteu ... et lf'lt 11,.. wt tor IM ••I• e ccordlrtt lo lllLI\ mllC•. CL I Jlf..o.c:...-t. 0ttn-.tor.,SouthLq-,CA.ft671 ........ ""'CA.ttSOI SCHOIEHllERGER For C~ of tor .. , • ....i twpe r•ste11rent et 1tM u A's regu ar season NCn"ICIE IS HElll!9Y GIVEN... Tfll1 kliflesl Is COIMllrctf'd ~ • TNI lnh'ltll Is Ulfld\Klild ~.CW• N• m.•. M .. A " CH RI s TI AN ....... 1(-rof T•lk•t•-..:1 Tictory over the Bears INGLEW(>OD -1be cr.i11Mw1 .. n.1-..NrMc1clladlnl ..,.....,.n,_.,,.p. .-•1ore. SOtOENBERGE1t Ns 1111ct • ...m1on ...., .. strMI. gave them the Rose Bowl Los ........ eles Kings have 1141111,.,_ ,...,.,.. (t.llM eQlllNt HerY,J. Feoi" SV·ltey,lllC.,•C..llfornl•COMJ. lf:tMst-1 fOf ... orct.• •llowlnOPlll· CIOHOITIOfllALUIE l"IEllMITHS ~ ... llkl -""""' -NCIVIM '° Ill• TN• ~I ••• nlld 'Wiii': ttw TMt ....._r:t •n """' .... v. --·.,,(,.. ..... Ill• -from MARK Pwlltloll rn..:: "' R-•t H. Pdt.-berth . enjoyed good fortune at ....... WllUl1M MCfllMT ~ lft Cllllrlt?~of0.""91CNM1' ........ ~Cllrtl .. Or ..... COvntyon ....... CMlllSTIAN SCHOEHBERGER to for onodlflcellon •nd •••enslon ot .. 1· thou g ht John ho.me this.· season, win· ..... 1tot .. ttwc1ertof ... ....,._ .,,....n,1ws. · .,....,1,ms. · STEYEMKER. A10..1so"'' Me•'•t 10<11..t ., 1iw tlt!Mlc-t.w•""""flt...,,.,_....,. ,...... fl'Pl1ll It Is "9rHl'f orci.r.d tl'L.el 111 .--.otfll"'cOfl'ltrolWerN•A-¥1Ci Sciarra called a great rung eight, losing two .--rr-twrs. IDtM~ PIA:l"1'1td 0r.,,,. eo..11 o.11, Pllol. ""*"""4 o..,. c-11 o.11y Piiot. lrl9rnte11 1,, tr. m.111•r •foAWold ... *tro011•5trM1. •ame. I felt all along that and skating to two •l,.IM •lflc1 ot tll•lr •ttor,,.ys, "":"·tt.•NI Dec.•, 1J,:ia, 1•1s Hlt¥.tt,tt,.rwso.c.•. ll oMU-JS PQr bftore 11111 court 1 .. O.P9f1J!Wrut YAlllANc• 11•; llEVISEO COH· OATED: NOVEMBER 10.1'1!. /S/9'•1111 E. MCW I LLl""'5. !!AMII RUPTC't JUDGll!: a dr •AllNIES, SCH AG, •OHNSON & 4516-1' ND.] 11 Jl)O ClYk Cenl•r Ori.,. WIHI, IMTIOl'tALUSIEl"IEltMIT \!J passing would be the aws. CA11tL.SOf'l,UU~r111urBo1Mv11'd,, PUBLIC N0'11CE s.ni. ""'· ee111orn1e, on J........., •. V•r11 .. c1 """"' submlltld b., Putlllv..ct are,,.. Coesl Oell1' Plto1. ...... mtl9r?l.1',1t15 .~ .. ,.f key and he threw rortwo Tbey•11 have their .... Ofllk• ... '""' "_,.., 9sldl,. PUBLIC N011CE l---~~=~==~--1 m•.•tlO:IXlo'clocl•.m .• •nd"'-"-.d Ja.lo'I Rlltaufe .. t, Inc. tor !rent.Ind· t 0 U'c h d 0 w n 5 , " t be fortune tested tonight ~~ ... 1c11 11 1111 .,._. °' •------------· P1ct1T101JS aus1111ass, ..,.. ttlowc•uw. 11 '"' .... , ....,., """' lftt '"i.u'en1 10. .. uncellon '111> .i PUBLIC NOTICE ............ tr. ......... ...,....,, .. I.,.... llAMt: ITAflM•llT ..... pttlllon tor thef191of"''"'5l'IO\ll($ inn 9'ooll.Mlr11 St•HI. Condit~! California coach cone when they host the Na·· tart,.,..ifll"91ottr:e"1eteofukl.. IUNlllottCIOUllTOl"TMe "" ........... .,..._II ..... ~ Mll:ott'MllfCI. u .. P9rml! "11110 .. sullmlll.O bf -----------~ tional H key League's ~ ..Wfl "°"" ,....nos eNr.. ITAT•OPCA:..l~lltflllAfLIOll --: . II Is""' ..... ordtrtd !?let. (llCIY of Jo.Jcfl Rllll\lrenl, In<. 10 ·~ ,,., •• ·.•.T.",'.·.·.·.·.·.·TT ClUded., . . 0C ""'pullk.M)on"'t1ll1 llOlk•. Titll COUNTY OP LOS AffOILIS , this order lo ihow(eUW be pulllllNcl I" c""l'9fll h0ur1 ol op1rllll0t1 lo 7~ "°""a White added, ''l'mjust w1nn1ngest team, the DMMND••lftbtl2S,1'1S. -... ·.o.~"'••T"', .. · TO ....... , ... ~:.~::-.Ew~.!",!;.~~ 1"E C...ILV PILOT,•M-ol cM1 tor JoJo·• Rt•l•u••"l .. 1n11 AT l"lllVATESAL• B ff I S b aANKOFMEWPORT ,,_,, 11, _.... 911'11"11 clrc,,.leUon, Pllbll~ I" 11'111 lneol<hurl!Slrfft. flle.fll'#l"I ... gladldon'thavetomake u a o a res. ·•r=••trkl•Fni.r, ft•AL .. 10,.11,.v AT "111wAT• MtN,CA.'2t2' ~1t1H1tonc••-''«"""«:n· ZOH• CHANOll! 11~; TIEHTATIVE s1i1 .. r11r c 11r:1r1 ., "'• ''•'• 1tt r • t hi g foot T"'stOftk•r U,La -T. Moretn. 1':116 W. 8llllw SI,. •utl.,. _,,prior to tl'll dertl llkl TllACTfllO.fl" Cloll""""•fw"'9CMM'"'lotl.........., .a IVln_g wa c n ? Some••.... GEllALOF.MATTINGLY E111te of OAVIO J •. L.IPKIM, C:-UMIM,CA.tJ•1' • ,........ ""1111on llllclb1'Mr.0.MISFO\lffol ball games. rll Oi-l!fftVIOr'I .. ttltWllt o.c...G. TM• llullMs• 11 cOftd:IClllill br •In-OltedNov. 1t, 1t7S. tt. Mc:Mlchftl ComlMl"Y to re•""" The In the "'-11•r ol the Est.I• of .JOt4N SALi M K ........... 11e,,..ddM;otdlnt. NOTICE IS MIEREBV GIVEN ..... ~. SAM UEL OREIZEN ~ et tr. 110rth~•I corl'ltr ol BLEZAJtD, O.c1•W<!. . ~'-• a ft • -MIHCSS.ICMAO, $l,6flic'I '° cortllri'Mllol'I ll't ttw........ JoeT. MMlltll J\1dtli9 o11114 s._rlor COt.ir1 AMII 5'"'91 • ..., IEI RetKP>O St reel lrom NoUce h hlr•tly qlw.,. tl\ll tlw ...,,. Ucl Advances Sparked y ~exa~r IOHlllOlllCARLIOff lfltflledlSuP'riorCourt.on O.C1 ... •• TMtl ·~· ••S fl1911 wltll..::: fli\:bllsMcl or~ Co11t o.u, Piiot, It:) ~11•1 lo R·I Sl"Qlti F-ly dlerSlllO*I wl!l Hll •I o<IYllt Hll, .. or Belov. the ~net UDJon 1SY1 lrwtJ.tcae9.''· 1m et t :oo e.m. 0t .........,.. w1tt11n Ctl.fty0.0-1:.t1 O.H91 CO...ntron ND'll,22, tt1s-~c.•, 1i, 1t1s •44-11 Rnld:tMl•I. T.,.t•llve Trect No. "" .ite• thl ?Mdeyol O.t •""""'· t~ •I ·poured ;in 11 straight ==~~~'.~._1,. ::.=.:~::C~O:·.;:;::..:= ...,....1'·1"s ~. !:.~-:::S~!~':~~:!';;~~'..~~.:!, ~,:.:,"'R~~::~c=f:; points in be waning 0141.,,..... 0r:t.,1c1 J. LIC*ln. 111<...i, ..tn .ii.. PutMllMd er_,. c.oe11 o.itot P:lol.. PUBLIC NOTICE ~. LM ... ,. .. ,. 51.,,.,, c.111.,,...., "'""' IDlDU • !es Fri' y ......... •-.......... CU..••....... .,,'fflllWlll011'1tltltflMt""""llil9'MI NW.22.2',etldO.c.,,lJ,ltJS 4.GS-7S THESE MATTERS ert k l"Q Dl'O-l'>lprt.rldbffltl/""9•,•ndwrbtlfllo ........... "" ,..,..,..., or..,,. C.O.t Diiiy ...... ........... -""' --INI aroclltlcllll su .. Ete:IOll cou •T OF TME Ceswd pUl"ll.lent lo lh• Pl•n .. lnv l..eWS conflnntllon tly uld SUOl'fkw °"'"' In Volleyball LOS ANGELES--OC defeat M: rymount ...,...Jt,eoldDK ... 1J,20,1m .s10-n lr:lnllftw"*"~•t1111otrlfllt.1u11, PUBLICN011CE STATIEOFCAL1F01tfll1A..011 ofthtS1.c.otee111or .. 1e c.o .. ._"' e11tn.r1Qh1,u10 •• "°1n'•"'~of~ I I ' CoJJ d lf'll lftllrtll ..r Dl..-ltt J . L...,._.... 1"1E.COUfllT 'tOl'OllANGR C00.'5,000 etW<e.-1 .... F.'t.M.C.TI-det...-e11Mt1-oldfflher.dMllhl r v n e w o m e D s ege 7S.. 5 an end PUBLIC NOTICE CHteG,tt i... tr'""'"',.., .. ..,._,... ... . .,.7w. 11171. rlQM,t111••"°'"'•'•'t1hl1thlMt••o1 volleybill team moved their 28--da American rflM, tl119, encl Hr:•m11t111......... PICTITIOUS •USlllt:St NOTICE Of' SALE OP llEAL THOSE 0£51 RING lo le,lil1' lft ,,._. s.eio decMWCI ,,., .:qlllrtcl b't ~ .. into today'& fmals of the ·-·~ .... th a"· c---ord. 1---,===::~:7':-::0::::::---l ,_.cqulrMI llllddltlon 101"-!ofdlelt: ICAMISTAT•M•MT PllOl"t:RTY AT 1"111¥ATt: S.U.E or 1 .. IOCIPD'lllotl to ..... prooowol <Mii "' llOl'loflewor ol ..... WIH ,of""""*'°' 1 .. """"" ~"'1'~"' PICTITIOUllUtlllllSS .,._. the tlmlof l'lllditll .. , lfth..... TJ'lt '911o!Jfi"' C*IOft Is clllllftig llull· I" U. ,,..lier of tl"lt Eitete fl IRMA k11-"'" -1111111' lo oo "° ... Ille -'ilionto '"'I ol w ld Ge<••Hd. ettl'lt ·small college regional I l MAM•STATllMINT ... ~rt' lot<•..., '" ti. eo...iy 11 -..: MARY MeLLER, o.c .. Hd. publk t1i111r1ng. 111 .. ~1111r1Mor....i1on 1, 1m. of .,..,h, '"•"° 10 ••1 ""c.rt.1 .. """"""u !•1 _ .. : ........ : ANO PATIO FUllNITUllE SHOPS. lfr:e undlriigr'ltd wltl Mii et ..,.1., ... 0.,.rtmeflt .i "l·lt2• INS~ tult>e Or.-.. Sl•I• ol C..tlto.-,.11, Mt'tkw'• •--amen! at Qccide.n· We90 ~ "rM fetlow'I ... "'"*""It .......... Or .... ,~ Iii C..Ufomle, clftcrtaad TOWN AND COUfllT"V CASUAL NOTICE IS MIERIEBY GiVEN thlll -'rMI '°" m1y conllKI the p;...,;nq rHI pr-rt1' •lt,,..I• I" t"" COuilly ol ta1 Co·~ege with vict;ories Pl'M'SBUR H _ Bob l"OWEll COMPONENTS co., :...t 12.,,.nctMo. 111,, """''""' ~-~ ..,.,,..:".,.._ c..u ,..._ 1e1t,toll'llhlgf'lt1t en<:1t11oslblddllr.w1> 111o<oeit1m1.. 11~rlri.d-st01iow•. 10-w11: over B1ola, University of Pr' ~ . lllM ..... (11.. "-""'n Vel..,, CA. ........ ,_....In lklok '°· .... J .. -""" '° Conl'ltm•tlon OI wld ~ CLINTON SHERROD. Tiie NOtlMrl1' ''° l••I .. ""' ) and utee and ellie King mm -.eel'-Mllps. rK.nh.. ..... TOWN ANO COUNTllY PATIO Qlurl. .. Of enw "'-Un ... , of Die-S.Cr•t ... , Ell•Wrlr '° '"' oj , .... loHowlno: T"-1 Nevada (Las Vegas both b I ,,...._ R. Mlfll, 110M .... Ot,, Or .... c-ity. ~ •• C..llfonll• (Ar ....... ,,. ........ lfl'S,etlfW ofl'lc.11 WOOLSEY, Pl-Inv Co,,.,,.l,Si<l+""I PO•l lO!'I ol lh• North ... 11 ol , .... cal Poly (Pomona) and • ave l ded new ........... v.119¥,CA.ftM nu,......., ... II ~-I•~ ~~=··_ .... , .. c" ...... NIEWtLl.&THATCHER.209911r!.... f'IA)lllMd °''""'Coen D•llY Piiot, Horlh••St quert•r ot S.CUOI> )6 a • P 11 t W I I b U C Jobs, nearly a month TMs .,__.. +• ~tM.., • ~ a. .. ,.,, u,-111 0r1 .... w.11n*Wr. -.,.1n H1111 ll•HI, N••IPO'"l a-c.11, ... ....,....,,. ,,,s Hu.11 TOW!'l•hlp J So11th, R•noe n w..1 aft the fired ~. Clllfl::linll+. · TflltM!MU llC~WI COf• Gllllfon:l1t1MCl,elltl'llr'911t,tftt9...., S.8.8 ... M., dllCtlHd es IOll-S Rlversjde. er Y were as "'°""""R . .,.,,, Tl'lf 1111 " wt11e<11e cllfl"llllll ,..., ,..--. 1......,. tM ...... "'' "" ....... ., PUBLIC NOTICE Beo;iMlftO ., ,,. s.ov1h-u (OfUW•"' ~ .. of the five teams play·b)'·Pl•Y, aim. ouncers TM• IUINfMfll WIS llltcl ....... .. co-·-· cendllioM, '"''kllonl,. ,.. TOWN AND COUNTRY s-... llll'IWwlM, •cwlr-H ..... tl"ltrl ""'Norin "'II oj I ... Horth ... st Qui.,.. • ~ f ba ball p ttsbur"'" QIPllnl'(Cl«'l:tl Ore ... Olwlt't911L...,,_. ..,.lloM,. ri9h1\, rlOMI t1f My, .W PATI05HOPS,e • lnllldltlwl klffllt Ill IMOK::odlllt et 1------------of w!O SKllOfl », w ld polrut l»lno on entered It Occidental o,r se .,. .... .-...n.1ws. • ... ,..ms .. rKOtWt.Tlle......-tl'ls.. C..lltoml•Cor-etlO!t ::.·=~~:c~::.i:::.~~ su .. e11101tCOUllTOl'"TME It~<•"''' 11 ... ol CommollW'l'•ll" Wfl'l be eligible tO Pirates. ,._ a.Mld••n "e1 l1"1Nil1'1,ea~n1:P9 =~·Dili191tC11, oilOr .... ,Stel•ofC..llfonlle,c-STATEOf'(ALll'"OltNIAFO• A .......... t ..... c•efontlwld cwUrllM t I lb Duquesne University --.... -... !:!~ .•. 1::s.:::ilyfllllll,, tltll. Tlr:h .... _nt ... tiled .. tll ........ ., ~ .. IS s-,itfl Loi s..dl nlll!COUNT't O~OR•NGf: QI w1d Commonw••llfl• ........ ,..,,,,, participa e n e na· Fri ..... ~ ...,..,.offln_lfli'l'ltldtorltlll...,.. 0t1•. s.:t11 ....,,_, 011..,...,.,.. N9.AIH'et · ••· 1•' £est • G111•,.c• of ''o ti , • 1 t p l llO announced day that '·1----------"-::::""'I "'1Yllldrn:Kllll91f:!WIUnt ... ..tll1119 Qluntr Off1I .. Or-. c.vntrOflClc· llllll'f'CllnC.rlllM!Hfol""": • OllDltt TOSMO•CAVSIE let't lottwlr .. llOIM ol t1119l1wli<1Qoflh1' 0D8 J • 0C8 e I King baS been hired U • r'llCllWdePl:tl'ltoff+cllllt•U,HD¥t ... ....,2t,1'1S. Nn1.t dlserlbtd .. fOO°"I: ,,.,..AM'tL'tNNPEPPLE,eM!..,,,.,t pro"rlr fl•r•lfl d•1(rlll9d; 1119"<• ldPo. Dee. 11·13, UICI the s-bool's s'--rt.s in· PUBLJCN011CE ... '·'"""'"*lltdlllkullor,.C:llS90 °' COltlo.l""Pllot PARCEL•: Tl"lt Weit IM, ... trrW•ll ... J.endSvwonl...~t.her l Nori ft o · :110· JO '' W••I I C l p 0 y "' VU WlllMN llollle..-enl, "'II• Int, a.. l"Wll'IMll """ " ' f1Me1.,,•i:I l fO"t 111• Norlfl LIN 11•hli'et P«"'t1, lor Ch•"91 of NelT"e I .iono • lllW Plr•llel •ti" tr. E.n1 lll'P P a Y 1 ~ . formation dlr~ctor. A .....,,. Nli9llls. ca11tonr:11, .,. ,,.., 1111 fl• .... ts,n,1tlllidDK.•.1"1 a.rs 1"''""" .. Lo11n ~ '"" EMi n'"' WMERE•s. w111•r J. efld s.,,..., L. of "Tract""'· •1s·· •• , •-on••. (Pomof\a) thlS momiDg Short time Jater Prince 1U'llflOtlCOUlf1'0,1'MI! ...... ~of .. klSupwlora.wtM (1Me1 .. r.g elo"t 111• Mortft LIN PtPC>le, Plt!llloner1. 11 1111 ,..1,..e1 rttor-In BOOll ll, "91 40f Mb, .. t 11 in th.round Of four • STATIO,.CAL.1..0AfftA"°" .,.., IWM lft9' flrtt pUOllUllM., W. PUBUC NO'l1CE ......,, 111 Loi 111 of n.,.. Arcl'let. t.itwr...., motn.r, r•Sl>9(llw11,01 Af>-uu-Meps, r.cor111 of o.,... 8 · • Said be h81 Sfgfed Oft t.o nt•COUllTVOPOflA.... Nltlaierr:dlillfon-l:ll'IO .. ltt .... , , ------------·IPllll1111MNo. l,e1tl'IOWft""•rK«o101 pllceftt, "-"" IUICI • Ptollllon <M!ll 1"" <:oumy, C..lllorftle, I dlSlen<:• ot 660 u(uo'"' ... N ............. · -•IM,. IH, ..... -· do play-by·plav broad· .... A-MnJ TIA '""'rt' -411 ........ -.. 1' ............. 11i. lfl 9ooll J, ...... J¥1Ci °""' ol tllh C.0...•l !or ... orM< tN!'IQ-'••1 ; tht AC• No ',,. ••• Jll # .nca<WMUltlfllOMPCliilOlr:I .......... lfffM: uM, tefl l'ltf'CIM PICTITIOUSaUStll•tS •of "-<.,.,._ .. SvrY•1' 0t 0r...,. 1119 Afipik.,.1·~ """" lrom _.,..,..,. L""' &\I• dl$len<• of llXI IMf; U..- tH,l•L • . cuts ror the Houston .... l'ttOeAftOl'WILLANO .... ""' ..... .....--... to9CX1Wh fllM:l•ITATIMINT c-:tw. ~IOL, ............ ,.,.,..pp1,; s.0111 tlt o· JO ' JO '' ee11. '/CJ tllfQl '9l;r !~I 1"--1" lW. Astros un••• T•STAMllCTAllY ........ IJfcwtfflt:ildr:«t:, ""'""""°* TJ'lttotlowl"' .,...._WI doil'ICr IWll-P•lllCE"L I : A r•1 of ••1'for com-IT ts ORDERED lhlll •II --.,.. di1lenc1 "' "° tH1 lo • "'°'"' 1 .. Tiit va"'"'wl"'llCRl11trtldl•1s.1M. • ....... LOl1M.GAllNettrt~ ..... ~._ ...... .,, .. -": ,,......, <!rift -............. , -lt'lt lilr'lllied lft""' •tlo"9 .... lilled meltw UM9r llnl of eo-,,.,.••1111A-~·:..:::...."·----------------------t.. LOISMARTMA OAZlfll,I>« _.. ....,_.c-t. T ...... l't'llitt........... KOLL TUSTIN • USI NESS Ei1tt M fMI o1 VII Wltil '° fW1 DI wolilb _.,. brfere tlll1 C-et tO:O:IA.M., lh•nc• S1\ltn et• Jll · Wt\I 1 01) • ~··--~. -- ~ ~ Lease Mercedes Demonstrator sale! CM1. UI-LaA11! COHl!A.TATll)ll . M~tt.Mns 2ulm..m1 HOUM of Imports Inc, 714/52::'--72IO \ I NOTICE IS Hll!fllll!:aY GIVEM ...... ""'"' ................ ,...... CENTllll. "'' o. ... st .... t. ~ I.At 1l'b ••c:.911tlnci tl"ltf1fl"Ot'll .... """1fo on 0Ktmb9r JO, 1tJl, ... Dr!*1rnlrut IHllO.,...trwl!Oi .. lof"""l""I"'. LYDOM•.CALt.AHANMllltM~ ,..,.,. _ llllwlftClt k Clfl"lllllit .......... l\Clll........_tttlO tOtwl. · · ND. J, et 1'00 Cwk Cellter Ori .. Wt~!. Nlor-. commo"'' •-" -.: lln E • .-u.r: ............. Wlllft..-i. l'WCNMf 11!41M .............. •Ill Ille l.OOHALOM.ICOLL.IOfVllUlkio ~-: °"""1Wxes.~'-s...t..AN,Celllorfti111,""".-c-, .ihStrut.fl ...... Perk,C•lllor-nia. -.. lAnlf"I TM1-lll..,.... ... .. ~ .... c•.....,..a. b : ,...., ......,.. ... ,., C.lltonNQMO <"""*tic... ~rkllorft. ,......,_'°'"'· II ........ , u. PwtlllOfl for ChlnOt "' T ..... 1 ol ..... (esl\ I" l.-flll -1'of ~,.,._.IO '°"lcfl ts,.... .mll!Mlolo .. tltlll, O"K.,_1"9 .. C.-t. RkM,. C. Ellhlllt," Llndil ltll. rilMC.rltMtot,.....,•••-ntl .... _ -Pr:ouldllol 1119ore"l•d, tr. Utlltd Sle'lff °"' <""llr"""'lon Of ... ....,. IM"tft\11"'", ...... 91111: .. W'IWICLt. ir-,., i. .... ..., ...., '"" .......... Kfl,C.llt....,.,.1tt..o ~---"'~"-iT IS FURTHER OlllOEllED"""' I M'i.. on -Df_rt, IO Mid. 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C..llfonll111, one•• .... lo. !or !al.Ir tut· .,,., 11-etter llW !lr1l Pllblk etlon ~ SAMP.LIPKIN, 1. TirMtlty L Stredlt', mo,,.., °"'4tNsMt .. .,.,Ot"IOOff,1'1S. c.w .... -.1:.1prlot tollMdMlwlf« ...... ....,bilfOr,d.IWofwll. O•t•• ff••· 2 •. It Pt , llleC:U'41r..r~ ........ , HIWJW1 a.lkll, CM1fan:l1 lf09 llTt.,THATCHt!:R '-"'°S .. tllft"9il11M. °"'"9Nliu1m111tr•,1'1S. WIL.L.IAM •.s•'°"" Esl.lt.of DI Yid J . Llplt.._. ... IEMKvtor"' llll l!!sl1i.of QA.TEO·,., .. "'._ IJ, ltJS. (\,Alt• HIGMETT c...tyo.r• OiwffH Tlllt IMlll,_.1 11 C:eMYIClell We .. iclOtc.todtnt, SAMUEL.ORIEllEN ~"l1lrelr1•ofll"ltE1l* MIOCAUANAM U1'1,MOYT"4alL.L ... ,.,..,_,,.,.Ip. • J ...... tlftM~IOtC-1 Ltlw!c1111e<.-flt, &.aw • _ ............... ,. -TllnlttlrL.ltreM(... .,.,L'llOOLMY WAt.TalllJ.l"llP:'La t.OWD&~A.MD"ON Aw. .,..1,.. 'nr:h ~ •M tlle:S .. 11'1 ltlt ,,..,...,~UI• Ml'IJAr....,.o;f.,. A-.Yl.RL.lw wn1111~...., i..,,.......c......,..•"91t C.•lllY ct1ra ••Oren,. C.U111.,, ... ._,,.....MitlslN. ~ ....... CA..ttt.tt :llPlllJ.S.,..,..•••ll ... ....,. ....... I TV ct C:ttJJ ... I• ~--....m••.ltJJ. ............. 1M/.tt:>-S:llM ........ H,C..fftlnl11t1nt lllltltl ...... or-. 0... Detty"""' ,...,..... .... ·-"* ..... ~-111"'""'1.-... _. ...........,._..,. ...... ... , .. , ...... n .... o.c.,.,....~!!S~ ,,..,."""' 0r-.. Coelt Delly~ ........... or ... (Nd l)ll;ly Piiat, ,..,,,.,,,,,1.,.. °""""" C:.tl Dallfv.Pllat. ll\IMIMIH 0reftQI en,1 Olll1' PllOI, P\11111'*'911 or•!'IOI COl\I Dlllt" fltlol. _... ....,.,lt.-.,.,..OK,J.1•'• .un.n '"''"'*"'t.ll.D.2',t'1J o.-.1s .n,n.:tt,1'1S ,.._rs ........ 1i.n.n ... nc10.c.•,1t1$ <&»S.1> ND'lffnlllf"22,2.J,2',ltJ5 ~) I \ I • • • I 8.f DAILY PI LOT S11urday. November 29. 1975 New Directions Grace Slick Keeps Up 'ALWAYS WATCHING' Grace s1;ck 1561 W SUNFLOW£R w F R~I T LCM s•oOOt<I A "'CioOMl IM 60 SICOHDS. V ''OLD DRACULA" (PG) "IUGS IUHMY sun• STAI .. IGI '"SIYIM lt.LOMt·• IG-1 CONnMUOUS Fl.OM IZ:JO TMUIS-fft-SAT·StM. !He CtfV SHOPPING CCNTRE ORANGl •5J1 6111 ~ ctn ClfllTRE CIMEM•~ SA fRWY IMANCHISTlA l X.I G O ~RWY IC •TY OA. Ell.I A. "40Mt IH 60 StCOHDS'" V ~DIGA.I IACIR5"' ,.,.S IUMMY ·suru STAI'" !GI A "SEVEN ALONE" v "'Trapped .. c ............ Sc>«:••I Ptoc• 12:30 10 l :OO p.m. t"'".,tS-..& ISi.ii NEW YORK tU I'll - "You have to keep your t..")'e~ and t>ars o~n 111 lhis world," said GraC"1e Slick. "or thtiy 'll JUSt kill yuu,'' She sprtt wleJ out on the hotel cout·h und said, ··t'm always y,·atchin~." VIGILANCE appear s t(1 h<ive paid o ff for J\1.iss Slick, 35. lead su1ct·r of the JE'ff(•rson Starship r'otk 'n r oll ~ruu p and ht•ro1ne of the v11u th drug· ctiuntt'rc·ultUrt• of the J !lt;fls 'ren year::. <Jftt·r sht fir st ::.an~ with lhc 011i;1nal band , untli 1970 kno "n as Jt'fft•r s un A1rplanl>, th,• group 1:; .surrt·ssful and looking for a Ol'W <l1r('et1 vn ~nmt>thtni:: 1t frcl s 1t shares with the rc::.t of the country "BA(1r;. I N" Tiii-: 'fiOs , we were JllSl sayini.: 'I,et 's go 011l ~tnd r a1st· hell' ~nd dtlln 't rt•alt y care about much ,·· saiJ P a ul Kantne r , 34 , tht• iJ:r v up 's rh y thm guitnrist and fatht.'r nr Miss Slick 's .J 1"' yt·ar old daug:ht(•r, Ch in;1 . ''In a w ay '>1.'l''r c mE'll ower n ow. Wt"rt• mort• 1nlo w ritin g lovl' songs -the world n C't.~ love songs.·' Kantnt•r said lhe group "mi rrors the "'orld as ·it exis ts and changes fronl day today.·· ··v•;AH,'' CUT i n Grace. "and the mirror is fu ll of cracks and cltips." "PeoPle are still tryin~ t o change things.'' Kantn e r conlinue d . "Tht>y're jus t gain~ about it in a different way. They 're waking up and saying some things h11vl' tn ht! done but they don~t know wh at . "So for no w, we're "'ri l ini: mu ~ic a bout a lte rnal1 Vl' fut urc~." TH•: AIKl't.ANE'S bigi:t>s t hit, •·Whit e Rat>. bit "' 1n 1007, roresaw H re· vo lv1ng circle 0 1 drug ll!il' and ha lluc in ation to d~al with lite · "One pill makt."s you smaller and ont"' pill mak~s you tall ; ~o ask Al ice wh e n Shi.l's 10 ft•t•l tull " ··No "'·" s11 id G racie, "l 'rl r:tlhc r go out to a bar and throw thing::i around " ·•\Vt· we re innocent \.\.•hen 'A'C wrote all those l':trly d ru ~ ~ongs . just like the country was 1n · noct•nt.'' Kantner .said . ··The ki ds wh o tri ed drugs were loo king for a .... ·ay to sec truth anJ gocxin£•ss. · · ''AIN 'T NO s u c h th inJ!:,·· Gra c i e \l.'illSpl'l"l'd . "'Wt•'rt• differe nt that """Y. · · her Jover con- Cl·ded. 'fht•y agreed , howcvt"r, C h1n<.1 , wh o m tht'y n:i m ed god (no capital <~> when s he was born. l'Ould handle the world 1n which she is growing up. "SllE'S GOT a strong pe rsona lity, whi ch ill helpful when she has to live this kind of life. We take her ,~,.ith us ever· ywhere where she can learn ~omething , ·•Groce said. "I want her to know about kt"'ep ing ht"'r eyt>S opt>n and unders tanding reality.·· Whal will China do wh en the Starship is on stage in Nt•w \'ork? ··w e got her a ticket to see 'The Magic Show' on Broadway,·· Gracie s aid. ENTERTAINMENT Fox Plans Retakes on Two Movies I.OS ANGEi.ES (AP) -At MGM in the 19JO:s they used to say, ''We don 'l make movi~s · ...... we rt"'make tht"'m ." Now the phrase might lx> ~ppli ed to 20th Ce n- tur y·Fox, which has or- dert'd retakes on two of its unreleased film:s. The added scene will be shot thOU$ands of mill's from where the original mov- ies "'t"'rl' madC'. "I.ucky l.ady." filmed in Mexico earlier this year. will gl't a new, hap· py ending, since previ('w audiences were let down by the tragic f)ni sh . Burt Re yn o lds an~. Gene llackm ;1n will £J y to Rome for the new scenes with J.iza Minneolli , who is n1ak ing "A ?>.tatter of Tirt1 e'" in Italy , ".Sh er lo ek Ho lmes' Smarter Rrolher " v.a s ordered back in to pro· dur tion for a eh a~e through l..o ndon 's llyd(' Park . GC'ne W i ld e r origina lly directC'd th e film i n England ; thl• added scenes will be f i lmed in thl' San Fernando Valley of Los An gt'lcs. Director Set ·~~~~~~~~~~~=7,~iii7,;~~=~r "lt ·s r eally far out." 11 "", .... ~ •• ~f 1101-1.Y WOOD iUPl l -Jack Smight will direet Jan-Michael Vin· ce nt a nd Chief Dan George in "Shadow of the Hawk ." I~• ........... .,,. DAYID MIYllH '" "OLD ~CULA" IPGl ALSO .,, .. ,, .. '"THE LAHD THAT TIME FORCiOT" ~15-S:a.t::JO IP•l ' *&So- "SPIED MEllCHAMTS" 4:0~7:41 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 0-"0•....:.ir. !'".!~/'t,' .. 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Aceordill1 to Anet Matthu and Linda Hunter, ab• is a 1ecreta.ry to • avpentar, with all hoopla and l>eadacha lbe Job lmpll•. The 1 .. 0 ladln should 1"'ow. Ml11 lhrcbak bu worked 11 acUoa·fllled yean as secretary to Marlon Brando, end Ml11 Hw'lter baa also served wllh Brando and now functlon1 inttrnaUonally a1 H<<tUl'l' lo Julie Aodl'ews and Blake Edwards. "Bu( after all these years. I'm no lon•e:r Just a sttreta.ry. ''said Alice Marchak. "I TAXE CAaE 09' lbe house, I make tll lho arranaementl for parties. J order Marlon's clolhes, and because he has never had a publicist, I handle hip preu r&latioo1.'' • , And much rnore. But abe draWI tbe line at try. ine LO untancle Brando's persooal Ufe. That life is no longer as wild as it once wu. sbt says, but she can recall the hectic Umes. Durine bi1 travels Brando was Inclined to tell girls to "drop In some time,'' and sometimes they would be stacked up at his hilltop house like the holdin& pattern at Los Anaeles International. Misses Marchak and Hunter have recorded thelr more prinlahle adventures in a new book, ''The Supersecs," which proves that stars can be heroes and heroines to their secretaries. ' The book also can provide vicarious pleasure for the mllUons of itecretarles working at dull job1 for humdrum bosses. THE SUPERSECS Wlln'E, ''Many stars main· tain an office In their home and the supersec will work out of that office. Sometimes, when the star Is not married. their supersec will live in the house. . "And, because most stars' homes are a com· binatlon of Grand Central Station, AT&T's inlerna· tional switchboard and a 24-hour catering service, household chores arc the warp on which the woof of profe1sional duties are woven.'' Alice Marchak talked about lbe book during a lull between prlrmolional .. hours . Being in the spotll&:ht for the first time has been an interesting and uqnerving experterlce, she said ; 1he now un- derstands more fully wbat Br'ando has gone through all these years. . "The question interviewers ask m06t is, 'What is Marlon really like','' she remarked. "I am amazed that people still think of him in terms of 25 years ago as lhe ancry man with Lorn T· shirt and motorcycle. I try to explain that Marlon has matured since then. He .does get ana:ry sometimes, just as everyone does. But obviously l wouldn't stay with him £or 19 years if he were the kind of eccentr,ic that people think he is.'' • MISS MAIJCHAK, -'N elegant brunette, said the book ori ginated with a movie script she had written. Brando read it, was "pleasantly sur- prised'' and sucgested reWriting . Instead, st¢ begail Writing her real-life ex- periences and discussed tbem with Linda tlunter, who had once been hired as a traveling secretary for Brando. They decidedtocollaborate. Whal was Brando's react.ion to the book? "He was completely supportive," said hi! s~retary. ''When I first told him a'?<>ut the book, he said it was a good Idea . I purposely didn't write anything about the children or the wives, because those mat- ters are private. "He wa1 going to New Mexico a couple of weeks ago when I got the. first copies of the book. J slipped one into his suitcase and told him to read it on the trip. He called me and said he liked lhe book very much." ALTHOUGH "THE SUPERSECS" doesn't divulge Brando's personal life, il does reveal a lot • • . Tlley've been 1Ucldnl -tbtr all yeu; lh•Y even sat out together tut weM. And today Barba.re Dtll•do and l.e•aette Ro••.-,. are at the head of the pack for thl1 week '• tnvlatbon. a lona with our topUvlophlle, John Doooch, wllhporl•cl scoresol 11. Comprlilni a tbree.-waY Ue foe ate0od plaet, all with 10 rl1hl. Tracy Gtdir.7, lht DDT trio tnd the Bomb Sqoad. Bobbl-Jeaa Alletl U1btened bor bold on teeond with 9\.\, while Mu PYaiey and Keamar C'.6raell were rl1ht beh1nd with nine each. Bunched together with scol'es O(li,t were Trta• WUUarn s, Ed S.:ltmerlC!r, Deani• Jeffrey and \he lted Carpel team. Th.is week'a scores caused a ahlft ln the st&ndincs. but the top five trivladdlcta be.Id oo to ~ir poaiUon:s ~~ TRIVIA STANDINGS ••• -""' ·-""' •• """ lt1\1 ... ... •• .... ti. ........ 0. .... 011 U• ~111-.....,1111 llto Ii. .................. U\'t) 1""-M. •-c--ttlt l ,. IS. ·..-~llCl .... I ti M. ... c...1 1~1 ., ,,,. ·•cc•".__ 111 "" I&. ..... ,,... .. ,., ... tt. 'lldrt°"'1fft Ill """" a .._,. °'"'" It I "" ... -'rt '""'" ...... lltll •• ~-.... -- with Tracy movin&: into sblh place. Tracy, by the way, 11 hostin&: tonight's in·person trivia tourna- ment, and if you didn't get an invitation but would like to sit in, call bim at 548-0076. You 'll have to be really up on your old comic books to grab the two-point bonus this week -it's on number eight. Heppy trivializing . l . IN THE MOVIE ''Never Too Late1'' what busl- ness was Pe.ul F ord in? 2. What was the shoe size of "My Darlin&: Clemen- tine" in the :tOnfC of the same name? 3. l.illian Hellman borrowed one-of he~ play titles from a l .on&fellow poem. Which one! 4. The billboard messaa:e read, !imply, "Gladys Glover'' in what movie comedy! 5. NA.MF. TllE COMPANY tor which William Holden and h is rival~ for the presidency worked in ''Executive Suite." 6. In "House of Frankenstein" Boris Karlo£f and the monster lGlt'nn Strange this time) met their death! toge th er . How? 7. Name the pilot movie for the TV series. "The Untouchables.·· 8. In the Kilroys comic books of the Forties, what was Ulelast name of Jackson'~ girlfriend Portia?· 9. WHAT WAS TllE name ol Ll oyd Bridges' boat on the old ''Sea Hunt'''TV series? 10. Two giants in their respective fields in · troduced Johnny Carson on his first Tonight show 'Trial' of Oswald 'IV Movie Subject I.OS· ANGEi.ES CAP> -''The Trial or l.ce Harvey Oswald'' will be a ARC Television movie for the current St"ason. Charles Fries Productions will make the film, based on play produced in New York. Saul Levitt, author of ''The Andersonville Trial'' and ''The Trial of the Catonsville Nine," is writing the screenplay of how Oswald might have been brought to justice it he hadn 't been killed by Jack Ruby. about the man. --------------------Among the tl.dbiU is lhe fact that his sec r~ary tnust keep him supplied with earplugs. He has always worn them,'' she writes, explaining : "Movie sets have a rather unique nois e, especially between 'takes.' During rehearsal there is always a hum as workers and actors not involved in the scene speak in whispers out of the ranee of the camera. "The earplugs shut out this noise, thereby aid-· in~ Marlon to concentrate on the action he's in· \'Olved with in the scene." "Conduct Unbecoming' .. mou11t1111 ttllllol ~1111 pollllld perl1rm11c11 n11k1 tir taaclnatlng 1nt1rt1lnmentl" -N. Y. r.m.. MATINEES THURS.·SAT. '""'"""'-SUNDAY MICllABL YORK RICHAAD ATl'f.HllOllOOGH ruvoR OOW mcY UACH OOOSTQPHER PUIMUF.l SUSANNAH YOU 1 Pl.US PART2 ~~~ WALKING ll'l: TALL edwards BRISTOL CINEMA lllSTOL AT MACARTHUR 540.7444 "_...._._ """ GEORGE KENNEDY THE HUMAN FACTOR HUNTINGTON CINEMA HACH AT ELLlS, H.I. 847°9608 847-6017 The robbery 1hould have taken 10 mlnute1. 4 houri ' later, the bank wa1 llke 1 ·~ circus 1ld11how. I houri liter, tt w11 the hottest thing '-on llve T.V. 12 houra l1t1r, It wt• 111 history. And lt'I an • • true. "THIS IS THt BEST THAT Al PAClllO HAS EVER DONE-AND BOUND TO BE AN ABSOLUTE HIT." 11 the middle Of a robbery , ~lzza for everyone. :•' -W1lli•m Wolf. Cut M11111ne • '•. • • • • • • • •' . • HOLIDAY ' MATINEES THURSDAY SATURDAY .SUNDAY \ - By T.T • and James Artless oo his first Gunsmoke. Name them. 1 ... t Week'a A.anrt>n I. Blnt Cro•bY and Bob !{ope (Liiiis and Towne•) 2. "Ont Eyed Ja<'U'' (cllredor Brando) 3. Freddy Freeman (Qaptain Marvel Jr.) .a. Decapit ating ·parklna: meters ("Cool Hand l.AJk"") $. "Sweet Little Sixteen" and "SUrflOI US A" <Berry,BeachBoys) ~ 6. Roaer Prlc" CDroodles) 7. Ann Sotht'rn Ci..u<')''S countesa) 8. Or. Basil MetaboUam (Rick O'Shay) 9. ''Under Capricorn" (shrunkenhtiudl 10. The Breakfast Club (radio medit1tionl S«nd V(>Ur o"n:>er• io TRJVI A, c/o tM Datl11 Pilot. Boz 1.S«>, Coato Mcl<l 92826. AU entrle1 mwl be rt'c<.'uxd b!I WedMada11, otherun.st ball lhe plollf'T'• lo1t .score w1U ~ awor!Ud. OEN! HACKMAN CANDICI! IJJllGIN CIN MA WEST wtlhllllln• & I f.Ol.~l><WH I WllTMIH.CfHTlR lt1·44tl --.. -.;~ .,.,.( ·~~""'i'l:~~.•1.I Tlw U!rrilging mnlion piclu,.. from IM U!rrifging No. l l><•t ..U.r. MWS ..,..,. l '" ., .• l:r-..: ,,.... ··~' ·-' JI J l!\OF~~rJ«~ ~~.::~( :1 "J). [-,; iiFiti' Ii"•• \i\i'J': .CO.HIT AT BRISTOL "THE DOVE" M llTOl lT .,•C&ITf<Ut ,. 7414 'THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN' 'ne W1nd ~~:~ion CINEMA WES! WIJIM!tlUH of(;.OUl"'""'ll W'llTMllO CIWl'tt ltJ.lltl SEAN CONNERY CANDICE BERGEN . DAI. y I'll.QT '' · Casting Set On 'LA.' Movie LOS ANOE LES (API -SallY Kellerman and Viv~• IJndtors ha\•e been added to the cast of Unit- ed Att.t:stl' ''Welcometo L.A .• ·· de~ribed a11 "con· temporary drama about cosmopolitan dl11ul111 . •• Already c11t in tho Robert Altman production :Jre Keith Carradine. C'~raldine Chaplin, Harvey K"itt'l, J.auren Jtutton and J ohn Conaldeine. Altman, dlrl'ctor of "M·A·S.fl, .. "Tho 1..otil Good· bye" and "N4:!!.hv1Ul'.. ''ls producing only. The di.rec· tor i:s Alan Rudolph. who v.·rote the oriclnal •cript. ~e:-ct ye3 r Altman will direct Rudolph'• script :~~g~•t;.·~;~•t ~C:;piom .. t I.O S A'.'IG EI.F.S (AP ) -Gangster5 are $lilt In stylt"' with the n10\·ie studi0$. Yi'arner Hrothtr1 ;.1n· 1"1t1un(·e1 futurt> production of "L.4.'gs," basi..-d on th~ violi.'nt hfe of Jark "l.L>gs" Piamond, famed N~w York mobstt-r. The script will be v.·r1tlt:n from the c-urrt'nt no\'t>I by William Kennedy. '"Conduct Unbecoming' ... mounting tension 11111 polllhad perform1nca1 mike for f11clnatlng 1nt1rtalnm1ntl" IPG> MICHAfl. 'r'ORX RICLWI AMNBORQl..GH S'IAC'1 lKACH CHRISTQPHEk Pl.L~MER """"l•i.MD "PART 2 . edwards BIUSIOL CIHEMA stJSA,'NAHl ORX WALKING .. JITOI. •T M&C••'-TALL" • 40-7 444 CO.HIT AT CINEMA WEIT ONLY W000Y ALLIN "TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN" CINEMA W[SI ""'\'"'"\Ill • T r.Dl.Dl"Wt\1 Wl,l1o&llO Cll'llEI ltl-14tl CINEMA CENTER lllllOl•T•O•"I COUa .. UA MEii! YIRDI CtHl tl t Jt.11 I I (PGI Tt1f"Y T~ Tl1fM tN CNf m'tNf ... ' Ct1AllllS BRONSON JAMlS (()lllJllN EORar-~NNEDY " I ff.AAll TIMU I "THE HUMAN HUNTINGIONCINEMA FACTOR , ,P HACll•lfllll "' r 111.t•c• 111.•••1 DDlllll WALT DISOEV ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON S wtth BOBBY DR ISCOLL ROBERT NEWTON BASIL SYDNEY MATINEES 1ll.Jlllll.· AU . .sAT.-IUN. .. • • • .. . ' . -' ' I ' 86 • ---DA.ll Y PtLOT S1lurday MO'ltf'l\blr 2t 1975 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE -. ' ~ • • • • ,.. I -.... ~· ~--,;.;"":.. r \ ,, ) ·~ .. •• '"' ...... 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OT'-16 oz. -.. ~ .. i 99c 48 OL 1.99 ••••• •••••••• .... :::•• ·······==· Assorted ho.liday designs.1 19 4D square feet total WHITt • .. TISSUE PAPER . AO PIUCES PlfVAll,, fold of JD sheets, 49 11~ sq\lale feettotal C · SUH. NOY. 30 IHRU TUES. D£C. 2 KRAfT BROWN PAPER Roll •I 30" wrapp fnr paper, 49c 50 -· feet total. 13 REEL Rl88fJt CMllma> '""'' " as"'1td wilftli1 llW Im total. tal'lltmrn Pl'WAT J •• I , Be Praetieal Get a Degree You Can Use ByJOYCE L 'KENNEDY De1.r .Jo1ce: How does a parent help her dau1hterptanher careertntoday'ajob market! She b mo)orlne lo a field which bu Um!~ Job offer· Ina•· She says she ls eolng to coUege ror intellectu.al stimulation and enrichment and Ian 't worried bttause determined people always rind wor·k. She fw1her states lhat after getting her dearee, if she fmd.s it necessary to pre- ( pare tor a career in ~reer Comer) ~r field, she doean't · She is overlooking the fact that her parenta art getting old and would like to iee her educated and employed before they retire. We don't have the money to pay for DUrnerowi preparations. Advice? -C.T., Memphis, Tenn. The word's out : acros.:J the nation students are deserting the humanities and many social sciences for prorrams they ronsider more practical. Enroll· ments ar'e wild in business administration, ec~nomics, -engineering, mining and mineral 1c1~nt'e1. energy-related courses, journalism. acnculture and htalth professions. All can be in· telectually stimulating and enriching. ONE RESPONSE BY FORSAKEN Hberal arts scboo!s ii to infuse less marketable majors with a vocational elemeht -one option to consider. Remember , too, that virtually all job-oriented ma· jol"ll include liberal arts studies. Compromises can be made. Here·s your action step: encourage your d~ughter to make a realJty check by conferring with her college placement office counselors They'll probably be able lo reveal what's happened lo grads in her major for the past several years. Even more effective is peer counseling; perhaps her counselors can put her in touch with re· cent grads who've experienced job problems first· hand. . . WJULE I AGRF..E THAT DETERMINED, job· wise people can beat out more qualified naive appli· cants in a crowded fi eld, what's the evidence of her determination! Has she held jobs? Does she know how to look for employment? • lf your daughter won't lift her head from the sand and u.pdate her perception of the post-college world. decade whether yau'Ll firmly refuse to pay for a second educational whirl, or if you'll suffer through a late blooming. Tell her that if she wants to finance another education, you don't mind. For mom and dad, once is enough. Ho~ o career question for thi8 column? Send it lo Joyce Lain Kennedy at thi.s newspaper. Sorry, the oolum~ of moil makes personal replies impossible. For Children Self-defense Course Begun JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) -A self-defense course that combines common sense and dirty fighting·· will be taught at Duval County high schools to help reduce school crime. "The crime rate in·='-"==------- d.icated that we need to ly vital to girls, they also offer this kind o( pro· can be helpful to small gram , • • said Ji m boys bullied by larger Kitchens. Duval boys. supervisor of physical He said in most school ~ucation. "Vfe consi~er situations the aggressor it a worthwhile offenng is unarmed and can be beea~~ of an identified frightened away by a girl need. or boy skilled in defense, but strongly advises wtTmN TWO weeks, against doing anything a girl was attacked and foolish. cut badly with a box opener by three girls at a "EVEN a professional local high school, and martial arts expert can another girl was raped get cut trying to defend inside a junior high by a himself against a person boy who was assisted in with a knife, so we do not the crime by another advise anyone to protect girl. . himsell against a knife Benny Davis, a except in a life-a nd· serond-degree black belt death situation.·· judo instructor, said the Kitchens said the t"."o-week. course he .de· course is not mandatory signed will teach girls but is "strongly recom· the most vulnerable mended" by the school pam of the male body administration. and how tC? defend A bill pending in the themselves with elbows, state legislature would thumbs, fm.gers and feet. require every school dis· DA. VIS, WHO already t.rict in the state to ofCer teaches the course at sel£-defense to males Ribault Junior High andfemalesbeginningin School, said although his the 1977-78 school term techniques are especial· Kitchens said. ' Punch ' \ll>t'r ..... PerteGMest Astronaut James Lovell, veteran of four space missions, is ~utustrious guest' of Lima, Peru, meet· ing with president Gen . Francisco Morales Bermudez. Therapist Must Tell Of Abuse By Capitol News Sf'rvice SACRAMENTO -A child's talks with his or her therapist will not be C"onsidered confidential i( the discussion involves child abuse. Attorney General Evelle J. Younger responded to an inquiry from Assemblyman Gordon Duffy CR · Hanford) by ruling a psychotherapis t bas a duty to ..repor t to the ap- propriate agency any evidence of child abuse brought to attention by the child in the doctor· patient relationship. "IT'S Cl.EAR!, Y the intent of the Legislature that the welfare of the child should C"ontrol over the l"onfidentialily of his or her communication with the ps ye hoth e r a pisl, ·' Younger said. He noted statutes in the Califo rnia Penal Code require a psyC"hoterapist to report to the police department, juvenile probation de· partment, county welfare department, or health department any injuries to a minor ob· tained by "observation ofthevictim .'' YOUNGER explained that "observations .. of a child patient would cer· tainly include statements made to the doctor by the child. Younger said the area of child protection is aimed at discovering more <"hild abuse cases and preventing serious harm "by taking prompt remedial action". TIUS RULING d;d not contradict former rul· ings which said a therapist had only limit· ed duty to report a doc· tor-patient conversation when the patient was the person who was doing the abusing. Younger had held that the parent-therapist dis· cu!!sions were confiden- tial and should not be re· vealed. "THE PRESENT question poses a dif- ferent problem, since here the patient is also the victim or the abuse. It is in large partly due to this difference that the conclusion reached herein is contra.ry to that reached in the previous opinion,·· Younger said. The Court of Appeal has recognized thal since further injury to the abused child is Coreseea· ble if it remains with the parent, a doctor or in· stitution with a statutory duty to report its ob· servations could be held civilly liable for not so reporting, the ruling said. • • For the Record ............. 0111•""-fle ~ ......... ,, l.MillH ......... U ..... lltkM,.J. ............ .....-.w. ........... _,., ~ ~C,.,..IMllML.eu ........ l.Mlll llt ..... """' Qwt~ '#11.ni, Owtf' • ..,,,..,. -*' lttl"'• L-c::i.wity,#le" J ....... Ge9"9' ~Ill .... c;.wy ,.eAICI J iii 0. ~-.c:.r.fffl 111' ..... K•-WIW. 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IHttl.#11 IMNft H. ,.._.., '----~--====-_ _:1,_-::=========-~--_J -----~-"~--<_ .... _ ... __ t ~ s.tu , No....,.., 21 1115 DAILY PIL.OT Poetry on Wheels Bus Riders 'Exposed to the Arts' PITTSBURGH (U PI) - TutkHI 1omon1 the advertise· menu for cigarettes and frozen sausage. sleepy-eyed or ~·ork · weary commuters are clliicover· tne ''Poetry on the Buse$'" -a forerunntr in a national trend toward poetry in public p1aces. llnd'r the program, ad :space on lht city's 1,000 buse~ and trolleys is grat"td with 15 short poems on artilttic ba<"kgrounds - like the black and white ktyboard dt11ign which serves as a ba<'kd.rop for Kris Dunn's "A Riddle-song ror Duke Ell · ington··: Ttn tall ballrrina.s of bone Dorttnl Ono table> oJ ivory .stone - ClotMd h~ blockbtrds warbling """" And thnr •hoe.s Wf're like wtndow.s And IMir .shM1 ~re hJ.re bone. THOUGH THE PROGRAM is reported to be the first in tht> rountry. New York and Seattle have already followed suit With indeprndent programs, and the Southeastern P e nnsylvania Transportation Authority of Philadelphia reC'ently ina1ui:urat- ed ··Poetry on Wheels" using the Pittsburgh posters., Franc-es Railer, member of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and one of the program's foun · ders, says the concept rould ex· pand even more this year when the Pittsburgh group offers its program to 25 other U.S. cities. ACCORDISG TO Mrs. Balter , the program b('gan when a group of arthsts decided pot>try and the publir were suf!ering from the art's lack of exposure and "ivo.ry tower" image. "There's no reason why art should be limited to one segment of the population:· Mrs . Balter said . "The program gives transit riders an opportunity to r('ad con· temporary poetry they normally wouldn't be exposed lo.·· The poems span a wide spectre of emotion. inc-luding both the romic and the deeply personal. ONE POEM, SELECTED lo apprar in next year·s program. is a moving portrait of the late baseball star Roberto Clement('. Entitled "Clemente." it's writtf.'n by Tom Clark . ' Won 't Jorgel Hi:t nervou:t Habit of Rearing ht3 Hrad back Onhi.s neck Like a Prood. hor:te MOST OF THF. CITY'S buses and trolleys carry one poem. and one bus, the "rultural bus,., car· ries all 15 pos ters and no com- mercial advertising. The Port Authority transi t donatt-s the ad s pace and grants from the ?C'nnsylvania Olunc-il on the Arts and the National En· dowment for the Arts paid addi· tional costs. Joe Honic-k, a veteran bus driver, says he has driven the cultural bus ··a dozen or so times .. and convinced buses are an ideal showcase for poetry. · "You'd never think you·d find culture on a bus. Rut. there it is and we all like it.·· ~lonick says. Male Refused Library Joh HULL, Mass. '<AP) -John J . ~1cCauJey says he lost his bid for a job be<"ause the people who re· jected him are prejudiced against male librarians. The Ma ssachusetts Com · mission Against Discrimination is investigating the SS.year-Old Hull resident's charge that he was turned down for a job as as· sistant librarian at Hull Public Library beeause all of the library staff are women and he would be the only male. He said his application was re· jected on a 4·2 vote by library trustees, and s aid rour or them were women. Ul'tT ......... 'POETRY ON THE BUSES ' BECOMING A NATIONAL TREND Debbie Weismantle, left, and Marie Slepski Read Poem KGB Seht.•tnl•s Committee 'Bares' Russian Spy Plots Ry mCK WF.ST \\!,<\Slll~GT(>~ 1UPIJ -Intelligence :1ctivitics in the y,1orld today are S('ldom unilattral. l..et one country bring out something new in thl' cloa k·and-dagger field and probably hair a dozen other countries will pick up on it. .>\s we reC'('ntly learnt'<! from the Senate lntelligt•nt·e Co mmit.- tee"s report. the CIA has been marvelously innovative in some of its oper~1t io ns particularly in the fiel d or "nt•u tralizing" unfriendly foreign lt•adt·rs. POISO~ PF.SS, doctored cigars. exploding seashell s .. these are but a ft>w ex.<1 mples of the f:L'\'s ingenuity. And if th(' Cl.>\ has bet~n doing it, you ran bet secret intelligt•nre or ga niza· tions els(''>''here ha ve be('n similarly eno:aged . OoC'umentation is hard to rome by, but I have· le~r{led on good authority that a committt·e of the SoviC't J>oli tburo has bt>t·n i nvesti~atinl;!: th(• activities of ·t he KGR. t hl' Russian spy networic: .<\nd accorrli n~ to my sources the col"lmittee has uncovered a numbtor of bizarre plots that the KGR hatrhed up against foreign government leaders, in· e luding somC' in the United States. llF.RF. ARF. A FF.W of the schC'mes the KGR is reported to have atten1ptt~d or considered : -Tampering with form('r Vice Pr('si d en l Agne w·s golf c-lubs so th at his tee shots would go a,wry and hit other players or lnnorent bys tanders. The KG R intended to employ this stratagl'm whe n Agnt'w was playing with ex.J:>re:;ident Nixo n. th (' idea being to neutralize th(' Ameriran chief ex.C'C'uti ve with a n ('rrant golf ball. 1\s far as is known. howt've r. KGR agent:; were never able to gain acre:;s to Agnew's g:ol f bag. -SO~F.W HF.R F. IN THE White House is "The At•lton" - \,\(;HTEJt SIDE the appliance that the President would pu s h lo activate America's nuclear r('talii.1tion in {'vent of an enemy attack. . .\ftt.>r President Ford took of· fiC't'. the KGR cooked up a plot to neutralize this capability bJ placing a package of chewin1 gum near the button. In t heory, the Pres ident '>''ould be unable to ch<'w gum and push buttons at the same . time. The Politburo report does not make rlear whether the plan actuaiiy was carried out. -WHE~ THE l..~TE Lyn<llJn Johnson was president, h<' Wis fond of romping on the While l-louse grounds with his dogs, one of whi<'h he occasionally lifted by the e<:lrs. KC; B agents vi sitl'd various dog pounds until they found a one·eared Rasset hound, which they outfitted with an artificial ear, attaching it to the dog·s scalp with a typ{' or gl ue that comes unstuck in damp weathC'r. Then th<'y arra nged to havC' the dog pr<'sented to Johnson as a rainy day gift . If<~ . .\I.I. WF.NT . .\S planned. the rake ear would ha\'(' <"Ome of{ when the dog was lifted and LRJ would have been arrested for cruelty to animals. Rut thanks to the Weathe r Ru r('au. whose forecast was in- ~<'C'Ur<'te, the neutralization at· tempi failed . New York 'Tax Poor' CHICAGO (UPI) -New York state resi· dents remained the most tax-burdened peopll" in the nation. breaking the $900 barrier in per capita taxes for the first time. C's <1mounted to only $383. Alabamans edged out Arkansas r esidents. who were the lowest taxed in 1973 but increased to $384 in fi scal 1974. It was the ninth straight year Ne w Yorkers have bad the dubious dlslinction of being the more heavily taxed ' than other Americans. THE COMMERCE CLEARING HOUSF. reported Ne~ Yorkers paid an average or $952 per person in state and local taxts in riscal 1974, well ahead of ~fassachusett.s residents who averaged $767 to replace California resi· dents in second pl•ce for the year.1-lawaii re sldents averaged S765 and Californians $739. On the other enrl of the list were All1b11m a residents whose per-capita state and locttl tttx· Other states with with per·capila tax burdens o( less than $450 were South Carolina $422: Tennessee $424; Mississippi $425 ; Oklahoma $428 and Kentucky$441. TllE AGENCY, WIUCH REPORTS ON taxes, bus iness l a~ and related develo~ m ents. said based on· latest Census Bureau data Americans paid an average of $618 in tax· es to state and loca l governments in fi.scal 1974 -ajumpofl4I ~r personfromfiSc81 t973. The median burden state was Kansas with $573 -a jump of $59 in the median burden from fiscal 1973. \'" • .. · ' \ • \ ' tt ~ILV .. LOT Sllurd17,No\lltftber 21. 1171 • I DOOLEY'S WORLD BOOMER ' .. --......... --·--. l(f[LY, /;.Y J;.EMOefsr:- 50 i!AO, r ffl11J~ (ill\\ (O (OIZGe f Ill( OW ~ B~OTflEIZ';, NAME I~ l 0101J'f see ~IM oNCo IN A W~ILo , TUMBLEWEEDS IT'S MV PROFESSIONAL OPINIONJ.OTSA LlJCK, Tll AT WU'RE 100 EOOTISTICAL. ii .1~~. FUNKY WINKERIUN l<.IRK TO EITTERPRISE - WE 'VE BEAMED COWt.l 'TO '!HE 51Ji<:FAC£ OF VENU& lllJT WE'VE (,OT A PROBlErl\ / FIGMENTS ,1 ~I by Wrn. F. lroWll and Mel CaslClll .' -~ t'( 1ilt OJA{ ,_,_ ( WHAT IS '(OUfl (/(((( I. 6~0THEIZ'S Ill NAMf? 10 HAVE C7T\l~RS il\KE AN INnReST IN YOU, '1blJ MUSI 1l\KE TllE FIRST Sll:P! ... 'lbO MUST Rfi.l'CH OUT10 114tM! \! bl'OC.K 5EEM5 TO HAVE HIS ZIPPER CAU&1fT IN 1lUS HUGE Pl.AITT ! 00 'JOU AAJE A>¥J INFORIMTIOt.l Oii IT ; .. ~ . WHAf ~~! by Tom K. Ryan . ~ITflCl! \11'1.L AllfPT NO!la PRltf IF OFFfR!'P ' ,,<!,. i -l. by Tom latiuk 1T 500NDS llKE: A VENO& Fl4TRAP ,CAPTAIN! ... by Dale Hale DR. SMOCK GORDO MOON MULLINS llAVUI~ ~I MUCH •• ·u 11,; IJ(hJ.'l, I IA\11 YA :' HMM,~WO COC0N0'1'S, A PUKA SMl!'L..t.. N8CK&,..Jii.C6 At..iCJ A NOSf! RING> El I NANCY by &!lie Bushmiller ANIMAL CRACKERS l. AATED E\IER<ti~1N<a ABOOT IT/ I I N E LllE JS CUTE · .. HO"'. 01'0 15 SHE'S FIVE . YEARS OlD WHY DID SHE GROWL •I AT I G UE SS A L L F E MALES WANT TO '-----r<EEP TH f tR \OH/l.T A l~IBLI: DREAM/ -"'" SHE? iJ YOU? if 1'---..1 A GE A SECR ET ., . ,,.. . -·. ..... 21 Giwa ....... 22 Grtnt J*• -, 2'J Gntl ,,....,., -n Certm.d XI £duc.gp. 31 A..., ,,,_ """" . -.. 311 Atfec:bd -.. ..._ .,.._ 41 Wnof ..,_ ........ ~-411 MWll: hlfi• ........ ,,_ etrMCI 13 Mlkn*8nll 71 Miki 19 8-bof -....... QOWN 21 McMnt 1 M\111c81 llgn 1t°"l'ld 2 AtlQlf 24 Wood 3 S1ockholdn 215 Good-by: • lnlKt lnbmal 5 Deg. QfMI. '11 Al I dilCll'lcl • dltn 21 Pair plus on. 8 Judeln 21 Pllty IN ..-.r. 2 -with ..... 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Fl~ST TIME rYE" DISTIAltSED THE SC"EAMED tN · WHOLE SlHOOL! · THl!'.EE HOU"5? t~·· ~ 11~CP 71!rp ~ ~ . y Gil !i3 ~ v.11,1.,, Mf'A. "",......r. AAVE Tl-IEV FilGCiED UP A llOOB'I TRAP '!MAT A BULLET WOULD EXl'Ulllt? by Chester Gould SAM -I WANT TO SE! l1tllf DOOR FROM TiiE OTltER SIDE. Wl'R£ GOINU TO Tl1E REAR. \ • • I -~ • by Rodgrr hHleld "' . ---·. " by George Lelllllllt I 1 l l £ i • by Gus Al 1 lala by Ferd Johnson STR.b.N<ie HOW EVeRYSO!>Y j KNOWS HOW TO RUN THS COOllT~Y BETTER THAN EVERYBODY WHO'S RLllll/IN<i T~E UNTR'f. ' I h li I) 1. by Rodger Bollen -. . ~ , ~ ' I I J · • " • l • ' I ' t I l ! ' ' ' i ' I t ' t ' t • I ' THE FMllLY CIRCtJS • ~'When he sleeps he takes hit head indoors.'' 3 Issues Focus On Free Press WASHINGTON (AP) -Conlllct between the re· porting of crime in the press and a deJendant's right to a fair trial is in the spotlight again after reversal of a Georgia extortion conviction and a continuing letal battle over a Nebraska murder triaJ. Many journalists think recent court decisions notably a Nov. 20 order by U .S. Stlpreme Court Ju~tice Harry A. Blackmun in the Nebraska mass murder case, have imposed unconstitutionaJ conditions on what ~e press may report. They say this violates the Finl Amendment's protection of a free press. BLACKMUN AND THE THREE FEDERAL judges who oveturned the extortion conviction of ~illiam A.H. Williams represent the other point of Vtew . They say that publicity surrounding a def en· dant can prevent a fair, Wlprejudiced verdict when the C"ase gets to the jury. In the case or Williams, convicted in the 1974 abduction or then Atlanta Constitution editor Reg Murphy, the judges noted that news reports covered "his prior criminal re· cord, his poor credit rat· ing ... his overwhelming ~----------.. anti-Semitism ... and in 1\' f~ u··.-; ,,. ,\' . ..t L )'."l."'i short, every aspect or his '~--------' life."" · The same is su~· rais~ in a third case. t. William L. Calley's lawyer argued that a r rat appeals court erred in reversing a judge's ruling that extensive news cov- erage of the My I.ai mass acre made it impossible to find unbiased jurors. In an appeal to the Supreme Court, the lawyer said Calley was denied due process or law because of "pervasive" publicity preceding his trial on charges of taking part in the massacre at a Viet- namese village. THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOQATION has had a committee of judges and lawyers at work with an eye to spelling out some guidelines to show how far the courts can go in restricting such publicity. News organizations are divided over whether they should cooperate. Some say that they would be implying their ap- proval of something that's unconstitutional in the first place. The committee originally planned to make a report at an ABA convention in Atlanta in February, but has indicated recently it may take longer than that. Meanwhile, even before Calley appeal and the decision of a three-judge federal court on the Williams conviction, the murder case in Nebraska brought the issue into sharp focus again . ERWIN CHARLESSIMANTS, 29, IS scheduled to go on trial Jan. 5 in North Platte, Neb, on charges of murdering six members of a Sutherland·, Neb., family. A county judge sharply restricted what newsmen could report before the trial starts. Blackmun removed some of the restrictions, but in doing so laid down some rules of his own which lawyers familiar with First Amendment cases say are unprecedented in their restrictions on pretrial reporting. News organizations have asked the Nebraska Supreme Court to strike down the original restric - tions and the court has indicated it will act. Meanwhile, the organizations have also asked lhe full U.S. Supreme Court to overrule Blackmun. There has been no indication when the court will respond. THE REPORTERS COMMITTEE FOR Freedom of the Press compares Blac~mun's or- der with the gag imposed, and later struck down by the Supreme Court, in the Pentagon Papers case. Only it says this one is more sweeping. The Pentagon Papers order barred newspapers from continuing their publication of installments from classified d~uments about American involve- ment in the Vietnam war. In 1971 the Supreme Court struck it down in a 6-3 ruling, saying the gov - ernment could not impose prior restraints on publication for national security reasons unless it showed ''direct, immediate and irreparable damage.'' In the Nebraska case. which does not involve national security, Blackmun barred pretrial report· ing of confessions, certain other statements by the defendant and the circumstances of his arrest. BLACKMUN OVERRULED PORTIONS OF Distrlct Judge Hugh Stuart's original order which barrfd publication of medical testimony and some other matters brought out at a preliminary hearing. He said these could be reported, as long as they did not point the linger of blame at any individual. He also struck down Stuart's wholesale adop- tion ol voluntary guidelines which had been worked out by lawyers and journalists in N~braska in a n at· tempt to hea.d off confrontations dn the fair trial, free pre9 issue. He said many proyisions of the guidelines were too vague to be treated as law. Jn doing so, however, Blaekmun did something else which has caused alarm in the journalistic community. He said that courts can convert such guidelines into official court orders, so long as the ' guidelines are specific enough. VOLUNTARY GIJIDEUNES OF TWS nature have been adopted by news media and bar or- ganiutions, frequently with the rooperation of the courts, in 23 states. But Blackmun's ruling goes beyond voluntary agreements and, many journalists fea.r, opens the door to compulsory restraint on whttt can be reported. Blaclcmun's ruling applies only to the Nebraska case but frequently such a ruling sets a precedent unless the full court upsets it. It is a controversial subject, and not all journalist.I aa:ree about it among themselves. Some say they shouldn't even go along with voluntary au1dellne3; tome say the pres.o; should play a hand fn determining what kind of curbs should be Im- posed and how. D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 DAILVPILOT (;3 ... l.., .......... .... The Bluest~ on the OrMce Coast , T .. ;MM& • ,. .. , .... ·-·. ~19' Q' •da•••u•••_..,. ....................... .,_.,.....,...., ~ .. -..... ; ..... ,.., DAILY PILOI CLASSIFIED ADS ............ ---...... , .......... ~ ww .. a -.,..n ....,.. You Con s~u It, And It, [ 642 _a:.a.a ) Trode It With o Wont Ad "IV•' One Coll Service Fast Credit Approvol ........................ ... , ·~· , ... ............ •1•'"' ~.~.s:!:. ....... j ~!:!.'::..~~ ....... . ID.Oas: Acln.-tisenG•••• 1002 G_,.. 1002 ~.~.~ ....... 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I 642-5678 I' I' r I' I' I' I I '"'I I I IJ 1 HARBOR VIEW HOME lmmacul1.1le 4 bedroom han~lt . rr ldc or 014·ncrship throu~hout. C;Jrpt>la und droapes highl y upgradC"d . l'rof essio nall y htndsl·aPt.~. spr1nk ler11, front 11nd rt'ar. Covert-d put10. Brick puv~d atrium .,.,·1th o utdoor lta,:htin1o:. Opl'n I-l ouse Sat/Sun I 5. llWI J~ort Ta,1t1tcrl . Nl'WllOrt lk•ach 640-616t c w• MIHIRAHCH $36,500 3 BR GINOOOWH Tree lined ar1prouch l\1assivt: z:r hv111i; roon1 . Jo~ormal d1ninl! ronm . Large country kitchl'n . Jlugc 11tround$ 'A'tth t'()v · ered dance pavilion to t>nlertain or just ro:1n1. Sepacate win~ f or hidet1wa y mas tt'r & childrens suites. First 10 call ~els thi s SAC - RIFICE llAHG/\.IN ! Call 963-7881. °"''''''"·•'''''·'"'''· j • [® Single Story CONDO SPAHISH VILLA ON THE BAY $39.900 SACRIFICE Owner Moving Gntht•r round tht· r1r1'pt:1re in 1 his warm ;uul comfortahlt• homl' Wn od .<.hull e r s :.i nd panclln,f:l 11nd old fas hinnl'<i h:-1rd wood f1!lf)rS add to thr romfnrt W11h 3 bdrms and 1·1 • huths. lhl'rt·· ... spa<'C for all . fJ14·1i1·r · . ., a ~k•n i! S43,500 and nct'1 ls ;1 f!Ull'k s:ilr LIDO LIFE CONDOS Waterfront living on NewPort's Main Cha Mel. Spacious 2 & 3 hdrms plus den & wet bar. Finest construction available. Subterranean parking. From $179,500. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 320 Via Lido Nord. HARIOR VIEW CARMEL 3 bdr, -FR formal DR in Harbor View llomes. Superior conditjon inside and o ut . $79,500. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 1963 Port Weybridge. OLD C.D.M. New appliances -n ew copper plumbing in this 3 txlrm. charmer on R·2 lot in Old C.D.M. ~.000. Open Sal/Sun. 1·5 700 Marguerite. NEWPORT HEIGHTS I Cul de sac location -spacious 3 bdrm. bonus room c ustom home -lots or trees for lhat country feeling. $75,000. Open Sal /Sun . I ·5 3000 lleaeon. BAYSIDE ELEGANCE Imported Italian tile entry -4 bdrms . FR on waterfront -Room for pier & s lip. Elegantly appointed. $285,000. Opcn Sat /Sun. 1·5f>45 Bayside . LAGUNA CONDOS 2 & 3 bdrm. condos with whitewater 1 vie w in No. Laguna. From $54,900. Open daily 1-5 420 Cypress. One yeor warr..+y ~ CALL 675-7225 Newport Beach tmmed. P'oss~ss. Opeo Daily 1-5 t 633 Hi9hland Dr. Near Westchff Plnza &· all st'hools. Newly d t.! cor .. in move·in t'nnd1 t1on ~ Idea l home (Of' the young executive 'A'ilh lh1· [ r:rowin!! family . :lf Bdrms. 3 baths, (amily ~m. 14•ith rrplt'., all blt·in ' _ kitchen with self · =---=="'="="="="="~lclcan1ni;t oven ; ent'I t LOW, LOW DOWN Come see this luxurious 3 hcdroom 2 bath shakl' roof home 14•1th larJ!c yard and boat ~ate . ()Wnf'r 's so anxiou s thpy'll even take a car, hu;1t , camper, housr, condu, lot or TD as the 1lnwn payment. or y.•i11 cxch;inJ!c. I ,!lllQuail ~ liiio I PlacR PrapRrtiRs , 75l-l'i120 .... 1.tOO OU41l Sf NIWl>OWT llf4(H *VIEW* Ot:st 1n Jr\'1nf'1'f'rr::icc :'IMOfl Sq. ft on fronl roYl ·1-lldrm. <1 1 ~-b ;i. pool Xlnt 1r1v1•s tmcnt a l ~00.001! 675-6060 l:1ndscaped patio t'n t trance. Pool .size re:•r ya rd . Pril'ed at onl~·· $94.500. Owne r will fina nce. Rancho Calif. . l.oc'.ated in !he Sandl:1 : Ront'hos of the Sant:1 Hos a ~tountain s. 22~ Acres. JG /\.cr1·s p1antl'1:l in I-lass, t"uerte. J!acon &: Zutano AvoC'adns for yea r around fr uit. Care & mo:1na~t'mcnt a\•ail . ff1t absenlt'e nwncr. E x ccJIC'nt tcrms ;ivail. at a s ale price of o nl y Sl45,430. Al so avail vanous paccels. vacant or planted . Phone no\!. for f urthcr inforn1ation "C"THOMAS REALTOR 22..tW .Coa!>lllwy. N'pt Reach $48 -552' J-:Vf-": 545 -5643 MESA VERDE MINI RANCH UNDER SS0.000 Settle down in lhis coiy house on a fluiet street. slt'l)S from 1\-ll's a Verdt• Country Cluh. l'Xlra wit!(• lot with campt'r slab impossible to match in !\o1esa Vt•rde. )-lorry fnr lhts rare ba,fga1n . Call 5-ifi Zl!J. ''f'• ·1 •··1•1 ,.;,,,~,~··· ., • • '' ··-' '•1 '· · GeMral I 002 GtMraf I 002 ! ............................................. . [® THE REAL ESTATE RS S36,950 Every in ch of this pridf' of 014•ncrsh1p lam home will make ynu s n1i1l' w1lh rlchght. ll uJ?t• bdrms, 1m· mac thruout, on hul!c lot with dream kit ror lht• lady of lhe hous(' \\'1th IO\'f'ly c:ibinct ~ & t1 lc 'A'Ol"k & !lparkhnJ?. bit in appliance!!. Won't la.s l 646·7711 Open Eves . ..,..--...,. Walkiir IHee Roal lslete AffHtiOft luilden 2 prime ()Cean ba y \'ie~· lots in Cdf.t . 1 blk from beach. St28.500. 979-0631 or 644 4~1 00wnt'r ·si i. TARREL n :rons, rn . . 1926-1976 LIDO SANDS: One block from the beach . Desig ned by Jones Emmons. Guest park ing. 4 bedrooms. hearty fireplace in the living room . Dining rtx>m area with buff el . $65,000. call today! 4 BDRMS + FAMILY RM : Unbelievable value! Quick possession . }luge tree s , wood ·deckcd patio. Crackling firepla ce in the living room . all modern kitc he n . $44.000. sacrifice! 540·1720 2•ss H..-ll•d. , ...... , &efte" Hw...,.,.. c~..,.., > . ' DAIL. Y PILOT How.Ms For S-. Ho.dH For SG6t Ho.lft For S-. .._M't -Holttet r ••••• ••• •• •• ••• ••• ••••••• .. •••• I For·~ fo w. ,_,..._ ·······················l························ ························ ....................... ··············· 002• .. 1002 G........ tOOZ G....,.... 1002 Gc•r• 1002 Ge•r• 1002 • .....,... I•••• .~~!••••••••••-•••• ························ ....................................................................... ··················· . ~-~-~ ...... J ~.~-~ ....... ~~-~~-~ ...... . --IOOJ G1...... IOOZ G.,....ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOREVER VIEW CdM duplex o n R-2 lot locatftl on Rig Corona Bcueh. A rewstcps to cr ashinK waves. Supcrlati\'e 180 degret: view of main cha nnel. Catalina , and IJ<!achcs . Priva t e road a('<.'es s und guest parkin g , arch1lcctural J>lan s ancl permit ror 1:tdtl itional unit . 0f)l'll 1 5 Sot 1Sun. 3030 Rrcakers Drl\'l' A:-.k1n g Sl72.5 0U . ROGr:n ·s HE.\LTY . h15-231 L Ge..ral IO Oz'G ........ 1002 ········•·············· ·•·•··················· ~II. macnab / Irvi ne ~ realty F IN E R H O MES FROM S4 J,900 TO S47S,000 HEW CU STO M I AY FROHT OPEN J)A JI .\' 1-5 l' ~I l·'1nclv appointctl Country .. :11 gl 1s h <i rc hitcctu rc. Ohl . C'lltl'\' doors: leaded & beveled gl<Jss. p:1.rqul·l oak noors: hi gh t·tilings ..., n1 uuld1ngs . Electric kitchen.,.. b<.1y \'ll'...,. formal dining room + ~l'paratc brkr:,t. room . 5 bcdroon1s. 5 1 ~ h<Jths , Cantilevered tlcck + s lip for ~o· yacht . S325,00U inl'I. l:1nd. lil!i HARBOH ISLANDD!l. \Off Jb y>t tle Dr.) 11122) llG CANYON Country En.i;!li s h . ...,,:.irm & bri~ht w /French doors le<.:1din g onto patios & beautiful vistas. lligh ceilings thruout, s taine d gl<:is s. pa rque t noors . 5 bed room~. 7 b~tths. f<.inlii)' room, s tudy + billiard room. l{nom for pool . $450,000. 1\ppt. only. Lynne Rothell 644-6200. IH231 DREAM VIEW Charming 3 bedroom + maids, 3 bath home w /magnificent view of H arbor, s unsets & night lights . Secluded pool in front courtyard. $195,000. Larry Dyer 642·8235. (H24 ) IAYFROKT' SALE-LEASE-QR.LEASE OPTION. Beaut iful a lmost new 4 bedroom ho m e . Fam ily room & dining room. Pier & slip for 55' boal. $279,500. J ane Frazee 642·8235. 0-12.5 l lllGHT & CHHRY with Golf Course view. 2 bedrooms + de n . 21h bath Deane homl'. Lg. kit chen w /brkfs t . area. Lots of m irrors & m a rble. Lanai garden view. Courtyard entry makes this townhouse completely private . $132,500. Mary Lou Marion 642·8235 . (H26) A VEIT SPECW. HOME 4 bedr oom s. 4 baths:. 2000 sq .ft ., 1 yr. old. Ra ised hearth fireplaces in li ving & ra m ily rooms. formal dining & a very special kitchen. Sun patio & pool in very p r ivate backyard. 3-car garage. $149,500. Appl. only. Vic Jashinski 642·8235. (h27l B.EGAHT LIDO IAfROHT Total luxury! s bedrooms, 4 1 2 baths w/private m aids qtrs. & a generous presen ce o f wood. brick & glass. 3 levels w /outsta nding view. Pier & slip. Appt. only. V. Stinson 642·8235 . H. Wood 644 -6200 . (H28l "EASY LIVING" Desir a ble Westcliff area. 3 bedroom. 2 bath con dominium . P ool & recre a t ion room maintained by a s soc iat ion . Qui ck occupancy. $42,900. Belly Kerr 644-6200. (H29 l llAIE FIHD IH IRYIHE 1'111.4.Cf S bedrooms "'r /family room, rormal d i n i n g room & massive roc k f irep lace. 1-lome in excellent condit ion. On oversized lot. s.sl9,000. Tom Queen 644 -6200. <HJO ) SELF AHAL YSIS Do you love the quiet tranquility of forests & flowers ; the large open view of canyons. hills & ocean; to s w i m in a water fa ll pool ; to entertain in a glamorous private 4 bedroom. family room home? If so. with a little T.L.C. -this could be yours for only SI55,000. Lois Miller 642·8235 . iHJI ) IA fSHOIES IAIGAIH! Charm ing 3, 4 or 5 bedroom home l block from your private swimming beach . Immediate occupancy . ONLY $129 ,500. Amy Ga s t on 642-8235. <H32l '"l'l.AH9UIL GARDfH SETTING" and a full ocean, harbor & Catalina VIE W set off this lovely 4 bedroom home in Harbor View Hills . Family r oom w /firepl ace, formal dining room & beautifully landscaped garden & patios. Sl 19.500. Be ll e Chase Lee 644 ·6200. (H33l FULL CHAHHa. VIEW G l a m orou s 3 bedroo m + den Bayfr ont home between l-l a rbor Island & Linda Isle. Spacious living room, dining room + mas ter suite w /open beamed ceilings Beautiful mahogany den. Pier & slip for 60' boat. $279,500. Marjorie Ma hon 644.QOO. (H34) Superb Homes Oftli•Wfflc MESA VER DE I' \(t-~i:'.TTt:H for onl) ~.9oo t:~trt•mt·lr up ~r.nh•1l I h1'<lrm .-2 f11ll bath .. 1"'-'" Sl1 h .+ l!lx:JO :11111\'tl >!.111u• roorn t-:n tir,• hufnl' r1'fl1•\·•1r.11t·d ~1 11\'I' 111 frt•!oh IJy,Ol'r t1 .1n!>ft·rrt·d PRICE REDUCED to S6l,950 l'h,,11 .. \1,. .. a \'t•rd1· .1r,·.1 1111 1·ul d1· ""''' ... trl·t•l ;i B1•dr1 11 f .. .t1n r fn. I;~·· 11\ 1111! 1'11<1111 l'UUlPl••tt•I\ re· 1l1•1·ur,1t1 ti II '-t' pnul !Jon I tt!t"' tht'> I0\1·1\ hhllll' \ 11ur l h•n! 1· 11! 11•1\ th·r' llUll k l!!l'>'>l''>'>Ll.lll JUST LISTED 11u nl111 1:1 u n H 1• :i c· h l'.H·1fn· S.1ncl'. trill'\t·I J'!IHI !HHlll' IJ ~· l lt• .. 111· I lil.,lhl·r' Thi'> Ju,1•l) :i t11 ·drm .. l h.tth horllt' of lo ·t'> ll'lllf<1~l 111 11\111~· 1-urrn,d d111111g '""'11 l .. H ~t· f.unil\ rrn.,.. ~1·1 IJ,1r "\1·rl•••k ... 11•11•1 <1nd 11•rr.11t«t \,1r1J 1'011111! JJnd"l'l)ll front .1n1I f t'l.lf \\'ork ... h11p and ~tor ;q,(1' t ,11J11a·t .. 111 t•\ 1•1 ~11l•(J :! r.or i,'..1r;11'1' t'Llor k tu ,., 1·.11 1 111 f1·r1·d ;,ii 5;:1 :;c~1 NEAR NEW 11u11 t 1 11 j.'.1 • • n I\, .1 • h f••11rplt•Jri I hl••I k' fr1.111 !}1•,11·h ;\)V..1\~ l•'lllt•d l'nt ~·d .. 1 Sl \lt ,O<IO --..-$ l I '1-:11 11 I H ():\I I~S 3848 Camp"'' NB ~49 -16~~ ~ VA CATIOM I \\·.,!~~~.~~.'?.~~~, :1 1 111111· tt·11111 ...... v.un 111 101 t•I\ )lOl•I \\'h ,1\ ,1 1111· .. till'' l}rJn1atn· \,1ulr1'(1 11•1hn1:.; 111 lhl'> lt.t\t•I~ ;1 t.o(Jr•rn. :! b.i hon11· ll•10n1 f.,r '"Ur ho.it u1 tr.11!1•r [, 1.·, '.I 1~1 I -••• Walker & lee l11l lstlt1 Retiremen t Dream ,,o.~.,8,~!.~o,~}~I.~~~" I n1;1k1n!;! prllpt•rl ~' J\1 •v. 2:100 -.q ft ~ "'"r~, H 2 zrn1t• or U"l' ·'"·I hl«lronrn, l<1rj!t' f.1 rt11ly tyJl(' horn•• 1\1lh 2 f1n·pl;11·l's. Qu;1l1 · ty . 211!1 v ~·H rl . (.lpt·11 F'r1 ~.1t Sun l ·1- • FOR All UIU NEWPORT BEACH ISCIOW JllST CAHCELLID 5-liR, 3·ba. 3-car garilge. Harbor View f-fomes Somerset model, only 1 yr. old. You can be i11 hy Christmas. $'99,500. lee. NEWPORT BEACH HArrY HOIJDAY S r.:njoy Christmas in this 3-BR. 2·ba home "'Ith f1rcplact:. s pa , hoat yard <Jnd N.U. <tdd r css. ()nly $tJ7,900. fee. OP EN S UN. 1·5, 2908Silvcr WOODSTRIAM 3·BR, 2•,.:: ba. 1800 + ft. of luxury l'Ondom1n1un1 living. Owner just l'ompl c t c<l professional det•t.1ra t ing thru-out . l 'riccd to sell at $51,900 . THE BLUFFS EMERG EN CY SITUATION Pricl."CI bclU\\' market. Absolutely the best v<.1lue 1n ·rhc Hluf!s -1"his very private end unit with \\'rap-around patio has 3 uvers i?.c<l bedrooms, 2 1,2 baths. family room and ror elegant cnl crlc.tinini.:. <:i hcautiful formal d1n i n~ room and plus h li ving room. 1'h1s highly upgraclcd home can be yours for only S68.000. 532 CAHCHA, H.I . 0!'94 DAILY 1-5 rM PHONE 640-1189 FOR DIRECTIONS IRYINE CULYERDALE llighly upg r aded 4·Rll, J .ba , FR. home. 10<.'ated near communit y pool and pa r k. l .. owcst price for this plan. $59,000. fee. Ol'EH THIS WIEHD. 3752 CLAREMONT BUILDER 'S CLOSEOUT SALE llEH GREEHTllf HOMES 2·BR, 2-RA & den & 3-BR homes. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. Greentree model complex. corner of \\1alnut & Culver in Irvi ne R.E. SALES In a rut? If you arc tired of small l'O mrnission s plits and big company pol.ilics. cont act us ror an appointment to see a fresh. ne"' approach to real estate s:.iles. Call Cliff Landry for an intcr vic"· 673-7601 Anytime REALTORS 675-5511 -:::..._ ----Of'IM HOUSH 1606 AHTl9UA -DOVEi SHOllS' Three c rackling fireplaces proc..•Jaim it 's C HRISTMAS! Move in for the lloliday~. Classic columns. rormal entry, living & dining rooms. J:>aneled family room, \.\'el bar. four bi g bedrooms. Jlh baths. Owner moving East. OPEN SUN 1 lo5. 4714 COITLAHD' Choice Cameo 1-lighlands four bedroom home -or three & den. For the fun.loving fa mily: in beautiful condition & ready for quick move-in -plan your Christrnas NO W. OPEN SAT & SUN I to5. 701 IOC•FO•D ID" Cameo llighlanus canyon & ocean view. ·nus too is four bedrooms or three & den. l.·<.:1 ·r ·g-e covered patio o n canyon sid e, room for pc.>ol at the front . Private beach. In fine condition. OP EN SAT & SUN I to5. 320 SIAWAID ID: SllORECL!FFS address and ''best buy". Cus tom, quality. interesting split ·le vel home; beamed ceilings. paneling ; separate (away from it a ll ) family room & cozy Swedish firepl ace. Spacious lawns, rruit trees, private beache s. OI'EN SAT&SUN I to5. 316 CATALINA' Newport lleights Choice Area. Cozy Cape Cod : Stone exteri or . dormer \l.'i ndows. four nice bedrooms, 3 baths . l\.1ot1\'aled o"·n er moving South. OPEN SUN I to5. 315 GOLllEHROD' Olde Corona del Mar cottage by th e sc:.i . Stained ~lass, antiques; paddle t ennis court. brick p<.1tio . Walk t o beach, t hree bedrooms & study. OPEN SAT & SUI\ I to5. THE ILUFFS: A delightful condominium in beautiful condition: three bedroon1 & family room on the lov.1er IC\'t•I <for th e t eenage r s). unus uall y la r ge storage a reas & closet facilities. Hy a pJ>Ointment -just give us a l'<tll. HORSES! HORSES! In lhe Cit y of Orange, for the family who lo\'eS to "hit the trail ". An unusual home with ''country kitc h e n··. fou r s pacious bedrooms -master s uite has its 01,1,:n conversation pit \\'1th firepl ace. Cool patios w ith wagon"·heel \\·atcrfall : built in inter-com. air conditioning. & st ereo. Can r ead ily be s ho\\·n -just c<.1 11. COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS 251,) E. Coast Hwy., Corona dol M'"' 675-551 1 I 002 1Ge.rol IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RANCH HOME OHL Y SS3,SOO 0 (.'(.'(1r;i\or:-dt•h,i;:ht ncy,· plu'h 1·pt 111 this lj!l' 4 ll<lrm . 2 hJ home L~c t"R. <..:Jnsl' to Sl·hools & shnpp!nJ! llon't m1 s:- th1J nt'v. 11~11 ng . 545 9491. Gfftffol 1002 'G ..... ral 1002 uu• ~ • '..:_• •:.:: u::_•• :..:•::.: •::.: • ::_:u.::_u:.:: ·~ ~· ~ OCEAHVIEW ~ •An immac ulate 3·BR, din rm home. . Patio plus 2·decks. used brick fireplc ., C.F.C.oJ1-~~lN'll1~·&(A1.-l(1·ul l111·~ • FOR BACHELOR with EVERYTHING Perfectly appo1nt<'t.l . Sf'<'luded 3 bedrm. 1i:amf' room h1dca.,.,·ay with t.lock fo r 36' gt't·av.a' hoat ''' $%.950 (Ir maki.• o fft•r to 1n(•lud1• rurn1.~hl ni::-o 4'141 \V . c~1 If 1 j.( h w a y . n t' a r !Inv.art.l 's. ~B. o p1·n t'r1 S;11 Sun 1·5 MES A HORTH OPE N HOUS E fri Sot Sun 1-4 783 Hudson, CM J Bedroom, 2 b;iths. fplC'. co mplt.'l<' carpt.'l1ni: thr4nut. l)riJpes. llltn:-i Obit• ~<tr Covert'cl p ;1(11\ 1\H 1n \·t.'r\· .i!ood C'ond1 lion Rt'd u~cd to 546.0fl() Roy Mc Cardle Realtor 181 0 Newport (11!-la ~lt'Sil 548 ;j29 wet bar and a Queen's kitchen. are some of t he many extras. Open Sun. 1·5 I JO I Cliff DRIVE, NEWPORT IE.A.CH ALL FOR $92,500. •TRll'LEX • .................. $9S,OOO. ooly °"' door lo"'" boach Three furnis hed units -Heart of Balboa Penins ula . n ear s hopping . schoois and t ennis courts. Large decks over garages. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llvd. corner loth G""°al ' IOOZG..,....I IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE Lido Nord. 4BR. ramily rm .. 3 ba. Pie r & Ooat. S249,SOO Like new! Lido Soud 4 BR., 4 ba. 1-0wn e r . Custo m bayfront. La\\'n, patio, jacuzzi; pier & float. sras.ooo Waterfront, Lido Nord. 6 BR. or 4 BR. & 2 BR. apt. On s andy beach. $285,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bny'-•de Drive. N 6 blS 616 1 Panoramic View Gl'Mf"'OI 1 002 G"9ff'OI I OOZ t'.,.f'1tltll:l~. differl'nt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:u!'lom dt•s1~n('(I for 1•n IC'rl;nnlnl: Sl'pa r :1t1• HORSERA.HCH NEWPORT r~rrnl\ fo nd ~a1ne room +GUEST HOUSE HEIGHTS t.le~1H1t n1~1~tc r suite -+ 3 S64,500 b<'<lrnom< & hobby '"'m 549 500 Call 642·5200 for appl. lo Hare opport11111ty to l.IC'· ' qwrf.' lh1..; ruslle estate Sf"t' that is ""'ithin walkinJ?" This lovely 4·BR, 2·ba PETE BARRETT distan c e n r ht-a c h , home is nt'stled on a I Quiet i:ul de-~ac, on a -REALTY-Spaciou!> •, ACRt-: pro-giant lot with nine kinds v1dl"S ampll' room for 6.J2 ·520() ' 67S·4060 gardens. pool. etc , H~ie-of frwt trees. grapt>s and I "'.;,.,.;.""'---~~-""'-3 bdrm 0 .,...11 tr ~ unit berries. a nd a lar~c Quality BIRlt Eastern Charm! PLIJ$ 2 bdrm for Ji!Uest Ji!arden area. Walk to house or incorne unit ! shoppln~ and $t'hools too Plt:nl) of room for a pool This hor~e Jo,·cr deh~ht Assumable FHA lo an. ' has 3 rorrals ""'1lh ampl<' room for rid1nJ: plus tack mom and hav 5lora~e '. I j jQ ·1 ~ W1d" open spacc11 . ocean • p~~ brec1c s 5 y,·ayin,: RM>• w11Jo.,.·s• You ""'(ln 't have Prapttrli .. ILUFl'S BAY VIEW Lowest priced v iew unit, a n a lmost new beautifully decorated 3 bdrm .. spacious kitc hen v.ith brkfst a rea off garden patio. 2nd patio off Ji,·in g rm. gives view of g reenbelt and bay -a buy at $79,750. C .F. COLESWORTHY 640.0020 E.t.STBLUFF CENTER 1002 GeMral IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833-2906 SINCE 1960 Sales ~qinners ~o real cst all' license nccessar) .call LeRoy Opfer or Jim T om , PERF'OR~1 A:\CE Rt:AI. ESTATE .. 847 ·3584 or s.IB-3377 I 002 Gt'M'ral 1002 ······················· ...................... .. ELKINS e BY Al'POIHTMENT B.EGANT LIDO TOWHHOUSli First Offering ! New 2 Story Custom Built. Fl exible Pian 2-4 Bedrooms . 3 1h Ba. Lge Family Rm. Lovely Open Atrium Up. All Electric Kitc hen $155,000 IA 'YROHT WITH rtBI ·A "Best Buy" On Linda Is le Spacious 2 Story Family Hom e w /4 B ed r ooms or More . Gour met Kitc hen. Vi e w of Channel & Bay. S285.000 HIWPOIT HEIGHTS! Spacious 3 Bedrooms . L ge Fam ily Style Kitchen. lluilt-in C h a rm Galor e . P at io . Bar bequc. Only S59,7SO RllNISHED LU.Sf Harbor Vie"· Jlomes. 2 Lovely Bedrooms. Den. Plush New Carpeting, Built-in Kitc he n . $595 Month. Ll\KE \'IE \\', Newport Bf'ach , l~t" 5 bcdrm , C'o untry kil C'hcn • l1hr1tr' LI! pool, Ii:•· \'ard i•t·rlt'Ct for .:n'""' i n1 famil y . $l'C' to helif'\ f'' 01>en f'rl 1Sat tSun '~1 on 1 5 Z327Tuatin.~0 tlnlli opportunit)' 11gain 7l1·mo soon: Call M?-OOIO •~OO OUA1llt NIWf'Oltt M.c... MIA • ..._.1, ... ·~1~ ,.. .. 1 ssnoo ~fo,t s you Jn. IWATllWJIOATSUP [ ® lfilll\j ~~l:~r!!:'~~~:irJ;:~ ~::~Y.~?~~~ g:~r.nAr~:iioJ _. = • _E;I modeled hou5e in attft of finrr 11ro~rtles . Once in l'!l-.GI WI C The fast~l draw in th(' a lifetime opportunity. ~ IMS 0 ., lEAl.TORS * * * * * * Heritage Collection LIDO ISLE DlCORATO•S DELIGHT Near. clubhous e . J bedrooms and den with 4 baths . Hlghly .,,.-.i. just listed. Appointment only. $129,500. Cell S40.l 15 1 JUST LISTED RIST TIME OH MAll<fl' -large 2 story 5 bedroom. J full baths, 3 ca r garage. q•l•t cul-d•·t ac, near sch.ools and shopping center. Jiurry on this one only 169,500. Call 540-115 1 POPULAR 4 BEDROOM CAMS.OT MODEL -single story. like new . Owner transferred. Sacrifice. Close to schools. ll<:autifully upgr aded. Opt-"°"" Sal /Sun 1·5 989 Dahlia, Costa Mesa. CALL 540.1151 $55,900 . LOVB. y J vear old Mt"Sa Verde Home, 3 IJ e drooffi s. 2 hath s w /c athedral ceilings, pa tio kitchen and C?rner lot. Low maintenance yanj w it h la rge patio and fr•lt tr•••· Call us f or com pl e t~ det ails . 540-5810. 2 BEDROOM . COSTA MESA HOME converted to C-1 use. (about 1100 sq.fl.) Large pa ved and fenced rear area wit h a ccess. Supe r price only $49,500. Close to Newport Blvd. Coll 54•5HO DIVORCE FORCES . SALE Here It your chanc• to get a s uper house -one of a kind. 2 story, Mesa Verd e home . Featuring 4 bedrooms. 2'12 ba, sep 20a26 family rm. with open be~m cat he dral ceilings . Free standing fireplace a nd 8' bltn bar. Don't wait on this one -owner anxious. Hurry, Cell 54•5880. . ERITAGE REALTORS 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fOU OWN THI U.HD 263 Wdnul Hewpori Shorn Large lot . 3 Br home + pat fos _ Spacious sing le story. Redu ced to $75,500. Open Sun 1·5. HILL TOI' CONDO 411 R09ship H1wporl looch Park Lido townhouse. Close to beach. Spacious 3 Br + dining room. You own the land. Private patio opens lo heated pool. Priced right atS47,9SO. MOVE RIGlfT IH 315 6Znd SI H•wporl Shon1 l mmac. 3 Br dollhouse. P erfect for small family. Steps to community pool & tennis crts. Close to beach. Open Sun 1-5. 1002 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES llG CANfOH ... 5 Bedrooms. 3 baths, pool & ~jacuzzi. $194,500. ZS Lochoooor Lo., H.I. Opoti S.. 1-5 C• lo•ll Mohler644-8259 DOYER SHORES ....... s ubmit exchange or 107'0 d own. ll:J $12Q,OOO Equity in this beautilul Colonial home. 7 Bedrooms, 6 baths, ramily room, play room and large billiard room with wet bar area. Master s uite has large His & Her bath with steam bath, gym , study and view balcony, much more! For the large entertaining fa mily, a must see! Call now #3 H_.hl .. Ct.HI Sun it., 1-4 LOVEL f UDO ISU ..t..charming 2 story lt'J contemporary designed hom e. Spacious 4 bed r oom s, 3 b aths, beam ed ceiling, fireplace, gourmet kitchen. Large master suite with fire place and s undeck on a corner lot. Close to clubhouse. tennis and beach . Great for enterta in ing. $169,000. 711 Via Udo Hord, HI VIEW VIEW! ~ immaculate Lusk 4 bedroom , .rt'JI family room, dining room home. New off.white carpe t s, mirrored wall in dining room - entertain around your beautilul pool & jacuzzi . Yo u m ust see t o appr eciate. $119,900. HI s-dca1tle, CdM 2121 E. Coo~t Hig • .... -·~ ii~ .... s.t,is. 1·5. IA'~t a l>•llY Pilot llurry.ca11 962·n88 Ill DOYH DllYE 63 1~1100 ;·-===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=-t:::::::::::::::::t~c~1 ·:"~'"~""~A~d:-~...,~·..,~·~~~K~f,~,Y~R~E~A~L~Tgo~R~S==~!!! ....... • • • I \ j .. •• •• ' I .. s ,, ~ " .. .. ~ Ht ~ ~ ' ~~.~~ •• ~PorWt "-'" .... Wt IHonnr.rW. ......,,_.W, jtt111nFotS• .... . .......................... , ................................................................... ······················· G-100 ••or91 1002 1002 G1HNI IOOJ 61'9rol IOOJ-91 1001 ············-.. ····· ······-··············· .............•. , ....... ······················· •.............................................. * ESJ AT.E SALE * 52 r~ or B!& BllYfront. Pier and slip. Quality + 10 this IW11e 4 bedroom 4 bath home. Bank says $265,000! (Less than land value!) CalJ 615-7060 for appolnlmen\ to see. , Balboa Bay Properties I RUtors * 675-7000 * G1M1ol 1002 G_.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VA AS'SUMAILE $59,900 Sharp 3 bdrm home. Joe 5 Udrms, 3 ba., volleyba ll to be•ch, new sha& & baskctb•ll court Set• c=ar~tin1 , d~corato.r this pnde ol ownrrsh111 wallpaper, a111ume VA be11 uty . Cloiit' to all loan S'lS.700 . Hurry it st"hools lncludinit col wool Jut 963·676'7 . Iese. See our nt'w hsllnJ: 'Ol'f~r11 ••lf!11Mto~r~f ' ~8491. 1'1111111 -Walker C lee Real lsl•I• BLUFFS BAYFRONT OPIH 11·1 JtZI ~ADA ll' ... 0..1 BUILDER"S FURN. MODELS. Panoramic b•Y views, custom 2 & 3 bdrm. with ram. rms. wet bars, 2 frplc's, 2500 Sq. It. $136,000 & $14t ,000 Incl. land. orlM l·S 2761 VISTA UMllOSA NEARLY NEW TENNIS VILLA . Cust. end unit, 3 bdrms., form. din., lam. rm., bar, 21'> ba. lllliO Sq. fl. Near pool. A buy at $86,750 Ind. land. FREE-STANDING ; 2500 sq. fl .. 4 bdrms .. ram. rm. plus huge bonus rm. 2 Yr. oJd, wide grc:enbclt, nr. pool & courts. ~.500 HELEN B. DOWD lllAl.TOI, IHC. MLS 644-0134 141973 Top L11hr & Tops•-- 1974 .. ill Ult He~wpoi~_.rt'--MM•ta losd of Reatton DIRECTORY ............... ..,. .. .,.. ... •t¢0 # • t: f" t J Jlt tJsrt+ Al ...... stJW hW.,..,.. 1n ................. .., ........ ••• s-. ....,., DA.ILT PK.OT WAHf ADS .. ....... .......... ..._.._ ... ,.. ......... w-••tww..,•ahc._.-.ill I 4cf-4 -· HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM Z7942Tortuga, San Juan Capislrano 496-0987 $41,900 Sat/Sun 10·4 2521 Crest view. Newport Beach 613-8550 $67,500 Sal /Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM w DEH 2037 Port Bristol (HVHomes) NB 642-8235 $73,950 Sat/Sun l-5 3 IEDROOM 405 Lugonia, Newport Shores, N. B. 548-1290 $54,500 Sunday 1·5 •17897 Maggie La. Htgn. Bch. 962-4495 $39,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 263Walnut, NwptShrs. NB 645-7575 $75,500 Sun 1·5 31562nd St (Npt Shores) N.B. 645-7575 $65.500 Sun 1-5 8 Rue Chateau Royal, Big Cyn. NB 64().6161 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1455 Morningside Dr, Lag. Bch 494-8057 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1896 Del Mar, Lagwia Beach 644-4910 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 137 Via Waziers, Lido Isl., N.B. 752-7315 $159,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 ••512 38th St, Newport Island, NB 615-7060 $139.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 315 Goldenrod, Old Corona del Mar 615·5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 320Seaward Rd, Shorecli!fs 615-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••No. 5 Balboa Coves, Nwpt. Beach 631·1400 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR & FAM RM w DEH 306 Avenldo Carlos, Newport Bch 752.0347 Sat/Sun 1-5 20911 Beachwood. Hwitington Beach 962-4454 $62,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 17792 Cypress Tree Ln., Irvine 646-7414 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4441 W. Coast Hwy, NB 646 -3255 $96,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 ll30 West Bay Ave, Newport Beach 673-47811 (213 )449-6175 Sat & Sun 2145 Seville (Balboa Penin) NB 615-9111 Open Sat /Sun 1·5 Madison Pl. up Bluebird Cyn . L.B . 499-4551 $149,500 Sat/Sun 12·4:30 2440 22nd (Up per Bay) NB 642·8235 Open Sat 1·5 4101 Glenwood St. (Irvine) 551·2100 $53,000 Sat /Sun 10-5 24265 Cedarbrook Circle, El Toro 586-5013 Sat & Sun 1-5 1715Tradewinds (Bay<rest) NB 642-8235 $92.500 Sal/Sun 12·5 •4001 Camde n (CameoShores)CdM 642·8235 $2 15.000 Sat/Sun t-5 ••121 Harbor Island Rd ., NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 3435 Quiet Cove (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 1657 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag. Bch 494·2146 $138,000 Sat /Sun 2-5 '232 Robinhood, Costa Mesa 546-4141 Sat 1·5 3140 Country Club Dr Mesa Verde 979-3788 Sat/Sun 2-5 * •3806 Channel PJ, Npt. Isle, NB 546-4141 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3076Taylor Wy. Mesa North, CM 546-2313 $48,500 Sat 1·5 4 IEDllOOM 16632 Lucia Lane, Hwitington Bch 1-485-0596 $45,000 Sun Noon lo? •706 K-Thanga (lrvlneTerr.) CdM 615-5930 Sal/Sun 1·5 783Hudson, Mesa North. Costa Mesa 548-7729 $46,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2810Serang Pl (Mesa Verde) CM 557 -1849 $62,500 Sat /Sun 12·4 711 Via Lido Nord, Newport Beach 644·72'70 $169,000 Sunday 1-4 112 Via Palerm,o,l(eWl>ort Beach 645-2425 $11~000 Sat & Sun 701 Rockford Rd, Cameo Highlands 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 318Catallna, Newport Heights 875-5511 Sun 1-5 4 Ill & FAM RM « Dl'tl •2864 lnroz Dr, Costa Mesa 752-1920 $79,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 1003 Concord, Costa Mesa 645-9070 $48,700 Swi. Only 1·4 1723 E. Ocean Jllvd. Balboa Pen, NB 646·3255 $125,000 Sal/Sun 1·4 1841 Pt. Taggart Pl. llVu Hms NB · ·640-1267 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2319Heather Ln (Back Bay) NB 644·4910 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 J607 Surf view !HVHills) CdM 644-6200 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •906 Aleppo ( Eastblu!f) NB 642-8235 $98,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 •1368 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 Sal/Sun 1·5 •2218 Windward (Baycr est) NB 642-8235 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •888Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $119.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 4610 Dorches ter (Cam. H'lnds) CdM 642-8235 Sal /Sun 1·5 •2837 Ellesmere, Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $83,950 Sunday 1-5 •1512 Dolphin Terr, Irvine Terr. 613-1148 $129,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 1635 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag. Bch 494-2146 $138,500 . Sal/Sun 2·5 •1023 Dolphin Terr., Irvine Terr. 644-7211 $199,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1606 Antigua, Dover Shores 675-5511 Sun 1·5 4714 Cortland, Cameo Highlands 675-55ll Sat/Sun 1·5 9785 El Durango, Fntn. Valley 557-7016 $73,500 Sat/Sun alJ day •••333 Morningstar, Newport Bch. 6.11·1400 $220,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 5 II & FAM RM « DEH •••657 Via Lido Soud. Lido Is. NB 673-7300 $299,750 Sat/Sun 1-4 25 Lochmoor La , Newport Beach 644-7270 $194.500 Sunday 1·5 •• •76 Linda Isle Dr (Linda I, NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 36 Linda Isle Dr Linda Isle NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••618 Hbr Isl Dr (off Bayside Ur) Dr) 642-8235 $325,000 DAILY 1·5 17LochmoorLn. t BigCanyon)NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 1572 Pegasus, Santa Ana Heights 645-03-03 Sat/Sun 1-5 7 II & FAM RM w DEH #3 Hampshire Cl. Dover Shores, NB 644-7270 $295,000 Sunday 1-5 HOME+ GUEST 2 IR 1711 Plaza Del Sur. Balboa Penin. 675-8676 $79,000 Sat 12·5 HOME & INCOME 2 II & 2 .. 516 Fernleaf. Corona de! Mar 675-9111 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 llDROOM •#4 Westcliff at Dover, NB 642· 1733 /645 -2848 Sat /Sun 1·5 3 IEDllOOM 411 Flagship Rd. Newport Beach ' 645-7575 $47,950 Sat 1·5 304 Vista Trucha. Newport Beach 640·0020 Open Saturday 1-5 4 IEDROOM #10 Goodwill Ct.. Newport Beach 645·0303 $62,500 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2111&1111 3030 Breakers Drive, CdM 615·23ll $172,500()pen Sal /Sun l·S 61136th St. Newport Beach 640-5660 Open Sat/Sun 1·5 * Pool •• Waterfront Waterfront & Pool [J<J~ 6 ' .. ,,,, BAY ANO BEACH f; -,~~ -.3000 ... 'r. ' .......... ~ (.t .... ,~~~· ,,, ~ ,.... .... •OUR •EST BUYS• c.wolltN•* Xtra sharp 4 Br home, designed for comfort & entertaining, Lovely POOL & Panoramic OCEAN VIEW. $00,500. Open Sat. & Sun t -5. 4507 Cortland, Corona del Mar E.xu~View Luxuriously built for builders own home. E''erything just like ncY.'. 2 huge bedrooms & 2 baths l'LUS separate :fuite & bath on upper fioor. $175,000. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. 225 Santa Ana Ave. NeY.rport Beach. A•allabl<fwllmo 2 Br 1''ront home with fireplace. Close to ocean ln choice Corona del Mar area. !375 mo. 3 Br 2 Ha & Fireplace. just above llig Corona Beach. $525 mo. Open Sun. l ·5. 200 Fernleaf. BAY & BEACH REAL TY Our 26thY..- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A llT Of-CLASS Sophisticated Big Canyon townhome! Cobblestone courtyard e ntry, gas lamp, exc1uisite decor featuring rich wood paneling, beams. moldings and parquet flooring. TYlO bedrooms, a den, a T .V. sitting room and a view or city lights and ocean sights. Presented at$142,500. Very u1>toy,•n! U"'111VUI: t1f)Mf:S REAL TORS~ 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar I 1002G........ 1002 Coldwell Banker RESIDENTIAL BQ()(ER/GE COMPANY ***OPEN HOUSES*** ILUH'S VICTOlllAN CHAIM Move your a ntiques & Boston fern into this darling three bedroom home. Lush n e w carpe ting & beautirul paper give that ''I 'm home" feeling . $63,000. Ol'EH 1-S. 410 VISTA ROMA . PRESTIGIOUS CHANMB. ROAD Discover the advantages or living on Peninsula Point. This exceptionally clean 4 bedroom, 4 bath home with spacious master suite is 1h block from ocean & bay beaches. S169,500. OPEN HOUSE -2219 CHAHNB. RD. MEW LISTING -UDO MOllD Fabulous 6 bedroom Lido Bayrront w/2 bedroom guest apartme nt. 45 feet on the water w/onshore mooring & beach. Well constructed newer home w /elegant formal plan . $375,000. OPEN I ·5. 306 VIA LIDO MORD. ***BY APPOINTMENT*** B.EGAMT -B.IEGANT ls not descriptive enough ror this beautiful custom 4 IJedroom & den home, s pectacul<.irly located on Peninsula w /Bay & jetty view. $189,000. WHITE WAT!R VIEW Charming 5 bedroom home on qui et cul·de·sac. Endless view of ocean, canyon & hills . Steps to pMvate beach. 3 used brick fireplaces, pegged oak floor in family room. $234,000. IAYSHORES -PRIVATE AllEA A very s pec ial home! 3 bedr oom , 3 bath, family & dining rooms. Great indoor·outdoor li ving. Large a rea for bouts or voll ey bill I. $911,:;<JO. ESTATE -RB>UCl!O! Custom 5 bedroom. lovely pool, gardens & playyard. \Valk t<> private beach. You own the land ! $172 ,400. 45' OM THE IAY PLUS A beautiful custom home. Pier, finan cing, s pectacular view, parking, spacious entertaining, swimming. All this plus much more for $279,500 . PLEASE CALl FOR A FRH rtc:TVllE lllOCHURE OF LISTIMGS. A COUIWIU IAHIM CO. 644-1766 . I --.-bor21, lf75 OAILYN.OI c:'f:,. _ .... 599 l ........... s. ........... ,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• , ••••••••• !''''''' e-ac1e1M .. 1022e-1c1e1M .. 1ozze.1e-. 10241 · ............................................... ······················· HALF 'A DUPLEX -$50,000 THE OTHER HALF -$40,000 SEE 457 SEAWARD ROAD SUNDAY tltll dn. ,..,. 111 l'Olt. U. ol 111.800. Prin on.I)'. lBr Coado .... T8N Ma• Verde · By Owner Trl·ltvt-1 ' br. hld/pooA, Lie opt. 17t.MIO. Prtn. on. 11. M7-0f7•: 4N-1m UNIVERSITY REAL TY TWO HOUSES 3001 EAST COAST HIGHWAY 673-6510 Two prime £a1t1ldei homes on oao lot. Bu> one-rent the other. Bolh In lip top move·iD condl· tion. Main hOUIO 11 a spacious 3 BR. Cle.an t18 a "'hi &tle! •"'antaatie star\er investment op· portunlty. Call now 6'$-Q3(13. I 002 llolboa llland 1006 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CDMDUl'LEX So. of hlway. Ft!alunn.i 1301 'No. Bly Front, 2 BR btiautiful patio 11r1·;1s, House & 2 BR Garaae rrvlc, bearn 1.·r11t11gs & ,\pt. SJ.40,000. By O't\'ner. knotty pine inlerior. Jual By appt. 873·5106 )1i;ti:d A111)t , only . ====~'----I FOREST OLSON .... .,.,, ... ~. SSJ,500. 646·7711 . Open 3 Br f°1ll'.er Upper on f\.111 &CClllWllllAllOCOWUT Eves. lot. ~ar. pal1us. SW,000,1--------- nrm 675 2975 For Sale By Owner.Mn11 lal:toa rn&nwla I 007 Verde 4 Br, 2 bu. Primes ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• urea. Und•r priced al ' I • fo~REStl • '64,500. 979-7320. SPAMISH COTI'AGE 2Bd ,lba. aotld <'on1t. MO DOWN TO VETS Many, many lmp'rove· older home near shop. mt'nlJ rno.ke It like new ping 144 Rochester St. R2 ;and ready to move into. lot SO'xl~' !H>3·5Z2..1 or In addition tht're's a .:""'.=..-·32=15:..._~--- complete gue1t house. D p-1-..1. I 026 Only S79,00o. JIOLLIS ana """' Y.'000, Realtor. 675-8876 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near New Cu1tom 3Br PEMPOIMT w/Ocean·Whlte water 4 1>1.'Clroom 2 bath plus of. view. Open hoo1e. Fri fict'. Slcps to boat launch thru Sun. 3l966 Pequito and prival~ bay ht'al'h. l)r. $76.900. 493·2704. Owner 11 mo\•lnli? to BT 1032 l ~~~~~~~!~I ~~on . Su21.t5 Seville. •••~•••••••••••••••• ...-l""'nSul / n 1·5. JF.FF BRIEllY OPEN llOUSE ·.BY owner REALTOR 675·9111 l ·.5 prof done 1n & out, HAVE CAKE must see iipac. 3.4 Br, J H&\'e your e1ke & eat It oronact.I M• I 022 Ba, A/C, 3 yr~ old. 24265 too a!l lhe 1aying g<>e'S . It ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ced•rbrook Cir. 586-~13 could happen to )'ou ir 3 IR 2 lo DUPLEX fowttaln Yafley I 034 rou buy a unique dup~cx OHLY $19,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1n Corona d~I ll1ar. Ltvl' in an excellent South-or. 111 one, iet income from •ll~hway location 011 3 the other. We have gencrou14Sft.lnl. several. Ask about the Callusqwck. c .. 1.,.. Parblclo 2400 sq. rt., 4Br' 3b•. UP· ~r3ded . Fam. rm, Bonu.~ rm, Dining rm. Scar ~ur. $73,500. Call 557·7016. Prln. only . one on Narcissus at 6'l•l·7211 $124 .~. LAST CHANCE FOil TAX SHELTER /.Jn Niro OAll LY ~ A~~Ull AI ES -liftCJI°" loach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \Ve have 1t few Income properties where the of .1 ========~I fer can be constructed to QUAIMT DUPLEX $28,500 ineludc prepaid interest South of Hwy. & points. Up to 5-0"/o or The kind of prope rty \'our down p11)·mcnt can buyer11 se11 rl'h our town he SO"k or more sort tde· for. Quaint. cute, charm· duclablc) Jlurry. We inf!, uni11u.: (oops!). and have to clmie this year. adorable. With beam Callusfordetails l'eiling1, knotty pine GI, FHA &ALLTIRMS COMP'ANY B 1-:,\J.TflkS SJNCf. 194·1 673-4400 LIDO ISLE Bay view. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, dining roon1, den, heated pool, so· corner lot Owner leavinl! state. GIB WALKER REALTY 675·5200 33.'>S Vin l.ido. N.R. TWIMkllMG LIGHTSAMD VIEW OF MTS. , is brealhtakin~ bnth day & nigh!. This 4 bed room 21,, hath and family home, i!t lavishly dt'coratcd. o~·n er has purl'hase<t another. Start the new year in heaullful surroundinJ!.s . LE RAISOR REALTY walls. wood burning rrplc and a s unny patio. right around the corner rrom Carn ation Park. S86.000 Cull644·7211 /.Jn Nl(ofl ilAll.I Y ~ A55Ul1AIL5 Lowest Price! Harber< Vlow Mini Bcautirul cus tomized LUSK, 48r, 28a. Fam. rm. DR . Open Sun 1·5PM. 817 Sandcastle. 640·1()47 Just 3 miles rrom the beach! Top location. En· try gives way to a big en· tertainers parl or. 3 bedrooms or convertible den. All modern kilchcn "ith wood cabinets. His &: her t'lo1ets in the masteT bedroom. Owner very anxious, call 842.8854 , TARBELL.:.... 1926-1976 BY OWNER. $156 per mo pays all. spacious 48r, 2ba, lrg patio. Fantastic location. As1ume 5V•'7o VA . No agenu. S4S.OOO. ()prtn house Saturday•. 16632 Lucia Ln. ........... OWNER SAYS Sell -le ABC optioo 1.... High on a Hill ,\once in a lifetime op· Enter thi1 plu s h 3 portunily to move "up" bedroom home through lo Irvine TcrraC'c. 4 the lush atrium. view the bedrooms. 3 baths, pool city from your private & FEE land. Open S:it fSun l ·S. 706 K· balcon)'. Beautifully dr· Th ga <'Orated. Adult occupied. an · Cool off in a C'arefrec COME IY & IUY ~~!49tll for $39,500, SHORECLIFl'ESTATE. F.lt.·.e:an t quality home in Ill C'hoil'e CdM . J bedrooms, I I , I • room. s1ud10 & family • '~h•~l~h•~·~lo~,m~•~l ~d~io~in~•;1~~~~~~~~~ 4523 Campus Or., trvin1· room. Call for appt. Campus Valley ShopCtr .1~ cALL sn.a 600 ~,#,L~~M1r~ , Bed,ms5/•!~h0hom• '" • 675.5930 • nice arc1;1 . 1-~ireplael', .1f.J7 t: (o;t 1111 v. l'rl.\I bltn!I, carpets. drape~. pool tahle, enclosed , ~ . patio. Our be.st buy. Suh· U W N f, ll a n x 1 o u s . mit your terms. Call lo itcduced below rnarket. see. 536"8836 Fee Lan<!. 3400 . .sq rt . 4 Bl br. Hkr 673· 11'18 _ ii . I I I ' Ol'EH HOUSE ' I 023 Dolphin Terroce - • + lnlntt Tn-roce I BH . l'nol. sptl·t11rular \'1ew 5il99,500. ft•c. Open s & s Sat/Sun 12 5 ' elm r.raciou!I Santa Harhara TOP SALESMAN '' • Model v.1th pout & adj:1 CllUC K SPILLl''.11 Yo'a.S ~1 ct·nt lo the park I ~l·ar honort"d as top prf)(IUc t'r · --NF:W and all thf" work IS & tnp ]l!;ter for Forc:.l 1-: Costa Mesa I 024 done Wnlk In r.r,ld Pn Ol!lon, <,;otit:i r.1esa Ii.I'll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wt~l Collt·ge. llon·1 ~·uit month . Chuck 11' a WOODS'!' you'llmi'i!l it' me mber nf the com ~1 Verde Pacesetter. R.19-1710 pany'.s F.lite ~1il11nn 4Hr.2 Jl:i .1Aelot REXL llODGES l)o1Jar ('lub . ('all h~m a!. ZHIOSeranll Pl 557 -IR.49 HEALTY FOREST OLSOM IMC Owo" si;'·"'" REDUCED ___ 645·0303 Colle,gc Park, 3 l!H . 2 B.~ To $46,000 for this 10,·•·lv Balboa Island 1006 l"c furn rrn . nl'\\ly <le 4 year old home with ;1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·or;1l1•1 t 54 ... 57•11 S.')1.SOll secluded breakfast pat1n, 3 Or,]~ y:irdrrn Don t v.·a11 yo u 11m ls.s1 t . ·. ' ... . . 8.l'J 1710 ll!lTnp.11 htJ!. y:ir<I, modern. np••n . REX l~.HODG ES $99,500. Exceptionally attral'll\r upper 3·Bdrm untt w /bt"aml"rl ce1ltn~ and pej? & grooved hardw()('"lll floors. Large I Bdrm lo"·er uni! ort-:N SU:"J 12·5pm · 212 1212'., Onyx $129,000. Fireplace. hiNh beam('(I cell1n~. 2 Hdrrn , 2·ha hon1e plug apartment. lr!il . patio. Call fnr appl lora vance reallor 611 l06Z --- I-lave !lomethinii: you "':lnl to sell" \lasiuficd ads do 1t well, 042·5'178 . a1ry hnme R"\ITY :1J40f'nuntry Club Or '"·1 • { )\\·nr I Rra 1tnr 979.37 KX SEACLIFF 'i'nur choiC'C of 5 rnOilf'I~. (Jn or off the r;o1,1-· C.'OURSI-:. Rkr. 847·252!>, 847 ·9702 I ACT Ill 'Curtain rises on Lhi s dramatic 3 bedroom and study, 2 bath home with cathedral ceilings in large formal dining room . Sunlite atrium opens to living room, dining room and family room with cozy brick fireplace. 2 Large master suites. one up, one down. Boat or trailer storage area. 21,';r: Car garage. Allowance ror luxurious new c arpeting inc lude d in price. $62,900. 0,... SatjSoo 1·5 20911 kachwood HI 962-4454 BAYFRONT DUPLEX WITH PIER & SLIP OPEN TODAY I ·5 DRIVE OYER OR SAIL OYER TO 611 36th ST. Waterfront living , yet walk to shopping -no sumn1cr trarric snarl! Presently enjoyed as a 3 l>edroo"!l. 2740 sq ft home : however, owners will return it to a 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom duplex if you <lc sire. HASTINGS & CO. Realtors Rlocj 640-5560 Day or hen ... Ea1tbluff ,,., ...... lklg. . . ' NEWPORT VILL~S ~d~~j CONDOMINIUM HOMES IN THE PRESTIGIOUS · WESTCUFF AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH • u ...... """r ~ .. 11.to-wu 11 .-1 .. p•t'"" 11442,000 to s44,UOU • t-:1u·lo.!1t:•I 11;11io or hulcou'' 2 lle tlrO(tlllM • 2, 1Jotl18 • tir1·11kful'1 h:lr St•i•ttrRtf" Dl11lng Are11 v • l>i .. """"h•·r · JI :::::-:::-:~~ : ~:i:·:·:1:::;~:::·~2:s::;:~~:.'.· .... _,,,,,.,,,,,., .-;,,,,." .. J_ ... ·-'\i1""r1.) Huntington hoch I 040brtine-1'044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i • l)rup~·rii•.. 1184·1tj 6 lf11tf11nd ll uufl ~ /~:11·-l' •• • • •• • •• • ••• • • • • • • • •• • •. • • •• • • • •• •••••••••• •• L.4.GUHA. llACH 3 RR Oc'eanf ront private • I .o;.:·hu rui llJ: fi r<'p 1;11.,. ,,.,,,.,,,,,, 11,.11,.1,. ,;,,t•f. !l:!b(tO ..... -~· ~ i:• '· ~ .... Falls •I ISA commun1l y "'/t e nn11~ ~;r.,,.-........ ~eta l /l'(i l!A Dt:o T t·rra ce WAY OF LIFE e ls .. prl\'llll' bea c h • !\l irrorr1l ('fo,.cl 1lo11r-,-.,,1 ... 11ffir•·l'l"""·:1:11 161J .x:1;.l @ ~-=.a . ·1'hin k of th1:. ti ll'; l"a n1br1d1!1' T O\\'nh ome, I I 31••. 21, ... l"U"d ·m. ,,.. ( Wll/\T A WAY Touches of Nl:""' England • 3 l1t•;11t•1 "" in1111i 11i.: 111Ju.. ADULTS ..,_,,,.., nlort.ial!l', :1vu!l11bll' to ' ~ " •• ' ' I -- G~RDEN CONDQ SpacioUJ ground flOor, c1u1ilit)' coo1tructton, frplc, wet bar, dbl eh:c gar Olympie slut pool, Adult.fl. Own the Jand, walk t o shopp i n g. Reduced lO sell. 6'2·1733 BKR MS-2MI. esa Verde condo. 2 Bd. 1 Ba .• attached 1•r •ge-, patio. $.'W,900MS-89M 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW DUPLEXES h I l'" .. k l Po<•I. 1,o •d•.·c pd, 'fO LIVE '') l0lu1rm 1n ne"' y con:st. 1lay on t 1.-t :1 lllt pou .. , " ·• · I hn m t•. 1'hl !> house h;is thi• p;u11·lu11!, !>hUt tcrs, par· home "' /htty win< ow:s, a 11pc11ntmt•n\:. for :t f:imt 11111•\ 1•ntry. c;ar 01>ener . lif' IN TllE \\'OODS : or w1nllo""st•at SIO'J,000. -~-------~---~--~.,-~~~~~~---;-:--::-.-~-.-~-:-::;I DANAPOINT 2 Br/1 Br 168,9SO ' __. .. h 1069 5..,CI-• 1076 38r/2Bc $70,8'0 I\' soc h a~ 2 hu . db;, kilt·h Sli2,:-,()IJ C)v.·nt'r 552·8085 Bluebird Canyon. Sink· J i!H tri·lc\·el, s weeping ~ dinin j! ;.i rea, ll't r ifl t• 1ni.: rontc rn porary. J l'<1i·1f1c p<1nor am u. frpl, Laguna ""'i9uel I 052 ~port leach I 0&9 Hew...,.... • oc. ••• ••• • •••••• • • • ••••••• J Br /2 Br $75,iSQ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP IUY Only 3 left al these floor 111an ~ta rt .; "'1l h OPEM HOME LIDl{M . & DEN home. wet bar. ()\'t'r 2,100 SQ ft .••••••••••••••••••••••• rt•Tlli'r l.'nlrarH't'. S.l:l ,50U S at 11 ·I Univ. l'ark , wilh all "'ood cxtcnor. of contemp.qual.$69,900. c 1\ LL f'E H FOH f\.1 i\ Nl' .. :1 ~1~-.~ll~;1g:"~' ~ll~t~. 5~5~2~·7~:r7;;2;;.;;;;;;;;I Franr is1· an tile floors, 1896 Del r.1 :•r S<it tSun I ·5. It r:1\L ES1'A'l'I':. k•l7 3.'>K-1 I• fireph.1 cc . open bt'ain Wetley M. Taylor Co JUST LISTED!! .,;Xt l•ltent 10<·:.tion , nt•ar t•\'eryth•nf.! lk•au\lful •I tl(>ilroom, 1 ~. baths. Up· J.:ra d t'd lhruuul l.11"' ma1nll'1H1nrt· frnnt ant.I rrar yards . ~lust Sl'(• to :1pprt.'t'1 ah• t)nly SGo.000 (M'ner transferre•I :11111 anxious '~ Ca ll lo!'tee . -l,111ftN4in?llliMQ 962-4471(~~) 546-8103 MUST BE SOLD WALK 1'() ll .. :ACJI SCll OOLS AN D :S llOP· PLEASURES APLEHTY 'l'lus :i 1>dr1n , 2 balh end unit is s urrounded by J,:rass, ha.~ a dt>lightful k1h:h1·n "'1th lots of glass, hru·k and a hreakfasl :1rt·a 1'hcre's a formul d111111J.: room, utility, wet bar, palio itnd near·by rt•1·rpallon. Rt•sl of all , the 11rice has been re· dul'ed to S.SZ,JUO. 552-7500 red hill realt:y c eilin i.:s. SpraY..·lin R Re-all-t 644·4910 beneath lall shade trccs . .,.. Newh' Cf)nstru<·tcd & 0("· C'upiCd by b uilder. A --o RAMATIC HOME RARE fo'IN I) fo'Olt $85,500 HIGH ON A ll lLL; with .. panoramic vu or the ocean & Cntalina Island. 4 BDRM . & DEN + d111. rm .. built on 3 lt'\"eis. Liv. rn1 . ""'1th bcan1cd ceilinJ.: & fireplat·c. A GHEAT .. -A~IJLY HOr.1E 1\T $78.!150 \\'1th ~u t.'st apartment. Spn cio u s s hingles 4 he droon1, 3 bath on st•r ludt.."Ci cu\.de-sac Y..'ith wi de and exciting ocean v1t>.,•>'S. illi.:h bt·amcd ce1I · in J;!:s & p;1tio . Gu{'s l apartmt•nt has fi replace. \\'a lk to b t•i11·h and villai.:c $1 39,S.OO. EMERALD BAY t.ive with the world tit ENJOY ClllllSTMAS he re . Own e r movini.: now. \'1•r y up ~r ;1d ed J BH.. lush l;i nfls1·ap1 nJ.: & ti le t•our t y ;.i rd l'll · try. , .. . S74 .~ Ertjoy th• Good Life- 499.4594 491-2513 LIDO BA YFROMT EXECUTIVE HOMES * Lido Nord. Prime location. 50 Ft. lot. Lge. pier & s lip. 4 Bdrms .. family rm. $400,000 • Lido Noi d. Lge. pier & slip. 5 Bdrms .. spacious & inviting. $325 ,000 • Lido Soud. Pier & slip. 5 Bdrms. & den. 2 Family home w /)O(jd S or paneling. $299 ,75-0 • Lido Soud. 50 Ft. lot, lge. pier & slip for 60 ft. boat. 5 Bdrms . An xlnt floor plan. Leas ehold. $225 ,000 CALL 671-7100 FOR l'RIVAT£ TOUR LIDO REALTY ll77 Vlo Udo, H.I . 671-7100 PI NG. On ly I yr youni.: ~ Bi~ 4 br. 2 ha. Wet bar ~ M1 cro·.,.·avt• nvt•n. Qui ckl~~~~~~"""""""""~ 'li' O U G E T 1· II E your feet. 1'his mal!n1f1 · -----:--. -. Sl-11\Kf.S ; "·hen you buy t·icnl family ho1nc 1~ hid • 4·Hrdroom . 2·baths, this rush t' 3 UDH~t . & den on a quiet cul·dc·sar step·duv.•n h\'in~ room, F'Al'ot H~t . home . o v e rl oo kin g th e family r oon1, l a rJ;!:~ Detailed exterior of ALL drao1atic panori1ma of e nclost-d lot.. s pnnklers . C''DAtt SttAKE'S !iv L"""''·1·s ru """d Ideal f;1n11ly hom l', ,..I •-h 106" · -~ ' · · '"" I ·' ", s .. i''r ~ I 559.~. Hrwport Be-och I 06-r Newport _.ac. ., rm . w / h I a c k iron I' o ~s t 1 n e · · P a * BOHO REALTY * ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplaC'e, open beams & s l a1rcust• l!!ad s t n .i pos se ~s . Nu 11ualify Owner v.·ll l help hni•, SC'Otl Realty 536·7533. COUMTRYCLUB far out o rean view. bt.>droon1s, f:1 mlly roum 831·9411 LIVING PHICEO TO SELL, FOH & i.:y mnas1um . <:ourn1et . . -.-----1 Pool . tennis . parks . all ONI.Y$69,500 kitchen ha s 2 du 1nb· M1Jtlon Vrr10 I 067 Hew Fabulous Catalina View 1921 KlftCJS Rd -Open Doily 11 ·4 ~o with this lovely 4 MISSION REALTY "'aitcrs, 2 clish\\·ashers ••••••••••••••••••••••• h<.odrooms. ramily room 985 S. C:st 1-lwy. Laituna ;ind ('l'llt ral is land for the EXECUTIVES _.....; .... :::--... OPEN SAT. &SUN. l·S prices. $2000. tax credit.. !·furry on this im· Home&income. maculale Z·BR beach Westbay Jneome Homea home in beaut. nbrhood. J4l21 Cst Hw y. 496·3431 Ocean view, fireplace, TAXSHELTEtl ;,ind anxious owner. Only FOUR-PLEX ES near $IJ,~AMORAMIC the ocean. Sl:U.,000. and up. OCEAHVIEW Build e r h as ju s t llEDUCED the price S6 700 on this luxurious nCw 2·BR . 2·ba Villa Patricia t'ondominium. Will help f1n ancl' to close REAL TY INC. out. Xlnt investment ;.it 714/846-1371 only $49,800. l·l---p-'--_.....---2-0_0_0 CALL 492·41 21 nc~ ro,.. .... , HE RTllA llENRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Triplex, E. Costa Mesa $75,000. Xlnt tax shelter Agent. 832-2002: Ht:ALTORS Y ou11 Lo•~ This Fore•H" Oce-an Yu: La rj!e 2 Bedroom Co9do Jl1jith on a J-lill. S"ur- rounded by Greenery and 2 Patios . On l y $48 ,750. WATERFRONT llO~tES 631 ·1400 San Juan Capistrano I 07 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $6,000 REDUCTION home w (t uslom rarpet & Phone 494-0731 ultim:..lc in enlt•rt;.11n1ng OHL Y ':-..r---~-.-·: . fi~ /,' - 1·5 l'M . 14242 :t1ATISSE. near t he t\lls s1on \'u•jn --..,. fireplarc , 2 y rs old , and its a ve ry ni('l' block VINE:. EPllERALD RAY l\05N Cst llw)'. Laguna Counlry Club 1'hi s is an landscaped, patio cover, PRETTIEST on the BLOCK 6 Unlt!J Eastslde Cost ;• l\otesa. Owner says mo\'l' now, he's got another eserow to close . These units even have a spen· dable.They look sharp now but if you've got the urge. some fixing up can be done. ~1ay consider exchange. drapes thruout. $6!,000. --'-"-""-"-"-'-..:..:..:..: __ convrn1ence. ,_Ju s t r t .. {)iu• of l'ol ission \·1ejn"s -!Id OPF.N SAT thru TUES. dlJC'edto$299.000. f•n"st nc1g hburhoocls. ( ~fl '/J -3 B•, 2 ba. Jam rm , TURHER Assoc " ~,,:..·' -·~·' ' ' ' '"-'.",,_~·-__ '. • too~Loc:at cdi nmoslprc· 494·1177 el£•"antly dt·<·orulrd.tv.·o by own e r . $49 .000. Oc e an side, charmin.:1----------I ; ~::!s~~~~~h~f1~:~~a~ l<f<~i\LTY C'cl.\IPA:-OY I ot..olderlhome llard"·dflrs Troditionm ~l~~~~~Jr~~~~~a~~r::i;~~: • 1 -,,. ;__. ;_..,.. ---496-1468 lb .• QPluail ~ dint'. + pnvatc i1lnum - 11 vc Y ·~rnds . Sl 55.ooo Holidays all s1_•l a mon ~ 10 .... ·crinJ.: Santa Afta I 080 ace off master suite. Wa lk t POOL SIDE BEAUTY .. _A,i:ent ~OOOO. Chestnuts by lh1_• Fire trers and pn vacy. Tht· Open beam S, -4· BDRM , 3-BATI-I . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prop'erti•a · beach, tennis and hand . .for under $60,000! Nc;ar Ocean view J br. 2 ba 1·ust and a t:iri::c kitchen t•na· price 1s so right you formal din. famil y room. 3 Car gar. l/4 ACRE 752-1920 balld cdouc 1 t. Com pl ... ~I'· adult ... ~1•1 °1tt'hnd 1m.~J0 bwlt home. R1..'<iuced to bk· you t•J ('njoy ~·our o.,. n v.·on 't bcl1C \'t' it ' Another Oc. Vu. hnle. by Keith Hosfield . HORSE RAMCH 1400 OUA!lSt. NIWH>od•t &IACM gra e or mos t ulS· i::reenu.: · as o..s o ,.~SIBc.c~"'°-·-'~-9~·~11~'8c....4_99_·~11_t_2_1 horne hv Chris tnias •I PRESTIGE S23 500 Grape Ranch, pr ucing ·-criminating buyer. Steil! TLC: let us show you1 ' Br, J fla .. 2 l'alos Verrle~ AMDELEGAMCE RHODA MAGIL,RHr.17141&42-3600 I . d 'bl I 600 tons. $400f)oi P /Ae. this fast, it "'on 't last! m.any rea turc.s, inc l. By owner, 3 br. count ry I t 5 a og. u . a ey..· H Ila d RJty. 6"5·4170. Call s hutter s. s prinklers, reelin~. brir k firC'pl :1ce, Rock fircpl:1ce~. pew ta· Leis ure li v1n,i: for at•live bus h els or nails & 91-"~o=n:::.==='-'="--- )• .. ., • . ' •JI ... •• ' ' .. t " , , 962-7771 e 1 er . i.: a rag e do o r open beams. pe~ floors. ble in the fa nill y rooin, adults in h~aul iful Cas.ta: Newport Beach I 069 Mewport Beoch I 069 ,i:al Ions of vaint can HELP·HAVE $100,000 • ~pcner. and much mor din rm. s unny kitchen, pin,i:1>0ng ta h](' on the del-Sol. Stl fur ultimate •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• transform this 2 bdrm Need units in C.M. now! •111 i'n th is 3 bedroom 2~~ vie"'· walk to beach. sundeck. Priced for you pnvacy in softly ro1lin,i: DOV · o I ES 1----------1 bargain into a beauty! No listing nee. Exchnc: b I I h <'It $133,000. hills with \'our O\\'n "Olf f~ It . S l-I { · T SU 5 l'o"'>·b1·11·l,·e" •ato•e '. If -" Ste'1ner [nvestm•n" : I '· ' :t _' at l sl>nE< eRAolmScQ'.R •S7•9•.500E.M494F.,7RJAt8LD BAY . -" G I x 0 bv O"·ner OPEN SA M I· "" " ., , ....,., ~ Spocious Livin9 course tv.·o ('lcg;int club a a Y nvc, · · you have a strong right 642·9666 ;~~~~~~~~~~! A Bath in every bedroom houses' ret•rcallon ten· Con~empor~ry ltedwood SI 2 3Bth STREET arm & s trong imagina·I--"''---------, , & Glass View Honie. 4 NEWPORT ISLAHD Super fortress, G·BH , sludio itucst suite with t er s ~ ~ P ". c 1 o u s B/ll, 5300 sqft under roof. lion this may be for you. Covinqton 4..Pl•x REALTY 5·llA, family rm. home· private oulsidc entrance. bcdr~rn~ ... 1th 2 .~laths , X 1 n t v a 1 uc s259. ooo. Waterfront home -pier 546·0022. M,EW OH MARKET lrg. 101, open s pa res, ramily R1n, with "'e l bar Spanish t_lle·roof . Call for A it 646.6900 rfi-14.4684 & float, spic n' span -3 -Original owner buying BIG-YA.CA.MT 4523CampusDr .. 1rvine pri\'ale areu, tennis. &mod('rnkitchen.lncl'd an ap1x1111lment to see _Pl · 0 'bcdroom.2 ba th,warm& C mp"" Valley Shop Ctr up.must sell . Xlnt Hunt. 2Story a ., · pnols , parks. There's glass top range . self the unbelievab\e vicw. HEWPORTHEIGHTS c o mfo rt a b le hom e . CALL 833 "600 · t· I r · OU ET s Bch location. ,Call qulck-New paint in and 11ut.1_._::::..:=..:..:c:_-.:..:..:..::_-1 nothing ikt> this in al o clean oven, m1 rt·rowa\'C SUNSHINE CLIFF HAVEH Kitchen a G RM · . · · can't last! $120,000 Formal family rm & din· Orange County. $250,000. ov e n & b t• au t 1 r u I A.HD ELEGANCE Ju.•l ,·a·d• l•um Har'--.. delighl ~ f'irep\;.ice and S dobl f ing rm. BRQ & rovered THE BIGGEST * LIMGO * r11h1ncts. Lols of extra 7 1 ,, • " • ., .. _,. spat·ious patio. Sellcr l--======--' ,.n eo t & On ly $ !1 ,90 0 or •1 >t•'•h Sehool & St. A·· r· BRADFORD PL $8SOr-Year Patio area . Very low R••LESTATE rosel spact: stor age " may h e lp 1n a n("l'. -..-. ~ magnificent t""'O story drews chureh, live sur· pri red at only $58.500. A...,D BEST 494 .~, 4,~4"t arl'aS. 3 c ar g ara~e . t 1 l p h n S139.000. CONDO Principals Only! 21)671 Til\er CirC'IC. Won 't ., ·""'°" ~;i·,,., street to strert lot for cs al'· Y e omc 0 round ed by beautiful I B p IHUHIY. •p•RK 0 huge lot "'1\h l·urved rose ,ard1_·ns. In this 3 Boboo ay rop v ,\CANT ·JBr.redueed 549-0812or last !! World Real Estate A A GRACE & S"ACE privacy. $138 .500. pen d · h R oil 556.7777 This is afreestandini:: "" llouse Fri. Sal. & Sun. r tve w ay . 3 u i::c bedroom, 2 bath home • ors lo s,12.900.Homeis very 64&·&710A.9f:'1t bdrm. family room ho rn Panoramic Yiewt 2.5. 1635 Bluebird Canyo n bedroo ms. 2 l.:i baths, ""'ith sunkC'n li.,•in i:: room . * 675-7060 • elean and ready to move South Coast Investment A.uftlftltlc Spanish RH Tile Roof $272 mo. t\Y THE SEA! Real Spanish with loods or adobe brick, tile roof, vaulted open ceilin ~s. front vcrand:i, "fi esta" rm with rounded flreploce, large family room . c.hef kit c he n R:ourmet t..><1uipped! Gas BBQ. Man sz den·study ! Assum~1hle Fl-IA loan ;.it $272 mo or terms \Jkr 962·5511 Perfect family living & 0 professionally decorated They never l:1st Ion);!: in l~""""""""'""""""""'""""""""" into, ve rv close to the with formal dining and . · d r 1 •tom I' ., 3 TO 18 UHITS e ntertainme nt 1n e · · Haturol C-"or · P us your O"'n r u,, this !or ation. Al only ----pool. Owne r ver>' anx· massive fireplaces. It' r ~ No ,., WOW' Jightrul new 3000 sq t, Jat·uzz1 commun Y $00.500.Cal\646·il71. . ious and y..•ill consider Ney..· & near new tax many features include : Ne w r us to m C'r a fted t'o d -Open beam cathedral 3. Br. 3. ba . ram rm . home in Hane ho Laguna. assoc1a I n ucs "''''"I q . i .,,., • '• •. ; 4 BEDROOM IH uny terms. sheltered property in ap· ceilin~s custom home·cul de sac Dramatic entrance "'aY MISSION VIEJO [® ~ MEWPORTHEIGHTS l ---~839=~·t=7~10-'----lprcc iating area. Some -imported Italian entry location· dram 3 ti c leads to step·doy..·n living REALTY "'ith family room plus it llEX l .. HODGES can close '75. tile ocean. mt. & night li~ht room, dinin g rm, family 00 3 "500 , ran he set up with gues t REALTY LIOMS ESTA.TES S . h ·t I views, tas te , quality, II 581·10 B 7 • .., . h t h '''-2579or592·~to -pan1s t1eroo :xtras thruout. rm, & den. Pe a 1Zlass room v.-1 scpurate >~l SouthlGCJuna 108&l--'~"-"--'--~~-'- -Walk to tennis, pool OPEM SAT. & SUM. windo"·s compliment the ASSUME 7010 LOAM O f t & entry. Its on a c1u1e t ••••••••••••••••••••••• school, &library wood & glass decor. J tar No credit iiualifyinR no Ce an ron strt'el & in a pri n1c loca- AND Nov. 29 & 30 I 2·4:30 garag e, undc r J:ro und nev.· loan costs . If this I.ar gest & best duplex in t1on. ,\t only $&1.500 ! Call MAGNIFICENT Pnce has just been re· r.t adi s on Pla ce up utilities & beautiful ca· sounds ,i:ood ·('Ullus.wC' to"·n . Specta c ular 646-7171. OCEAN VIEW ducedS5.000to$81 ,900in· Bluebird Can y on . n)·on vie "'· SI J S.000 C'anmakcithappc n coasthnevicws ;2bdrm. °"'1 "''''"~'._r,•-ir/•i ~ Buider's custom home. ClosC' to beach & priced below replaecmcnt cost. . $81 .750. eluding the land! O uts tanding buy ;.it Q)')()n I-louse Fri. Sa t. & 581.2100 & J bdrm .. with family [® THE VILLAGE, $149,500. Sun. 2·5. 1657 Bluebird WILLIAMS rm .. 5 haths ; ·I frpl ts., 5 REALTORS 559-5055 *LINGO* Canyon Dr. encl. garages: all blt·ins REAL ESTATE MAYOCK CENTURY 21 REALTY + carp. Fincsl 1n ever· THE REAL ESTATERS OWMERS 4-PLEX Sharp , immaculate managers building. Very private grounds, patio. big trees, waterfall & lots of green! Offered at Jow Townhouse. NrY..' Rancho 494 ·8086 493-881 2 _ ylhin,g ! $350,()(lQ WANTED : P vt party San Joaquin on the Golf 499_4551 Corporati"on Jr . Est ate , IAl! fen ced L '-"' ... , 1,1 .. need" 3 br ho "!1 e in Course 2 bd, den. 2 ba.1---.....::::...::::.:...___ grounds. 3 Br, Fam. Rm, CAL \!I' · downtown ll.B. Pnn. on· For sale or te;i se w /op-REDUCED FOR Logunahach supe r lndscp 'ng & pn ti?s A.:~ P a le rmo. up g radl'd , Harbor Vi t•"' l-l om cs . 1601 Porl Abh y Pl . 642·0322 ~ I price of $87 ,000. Agent, . ">.· ~l~ft.j!1 1..:."c:..•·="'t:.::.'""''"-'G46'--' .. _110_. - _______ ,:·•••-•••• 45 .000. Small trailer ly. 675-00ZS lion to buy. 833-2581 or I MM ED IA TE SALE 494·2 I 4& $53.500 by OY..'nr. 586·7322 71 •:AL TV ~8330'.::·~39~5~2~·------I C ha rm ing· & cozy 2 Me-wportleoch 1069 !llt•r .,,,.port P11 11 o rfi r, Park. Desert Hot Springs Mobile-Home-t 10 spaces + 3 trailcn, + BLUFFSE.PLAM ForSal• 1100 2 s wimming pool s BEAUTIFUL $53.000 ~ 3 Br & FamRm. \i1dry. up,i:r ad ed . By Owner 4101 Glenwood St. 2 Br Hous• end of C'Ul·de·s ac $16,500 ·="~t:.:·•~t=oo=-----Owner1 · 581-2306 Laguna leach I 048 ""'""""""~,;,..""""""""""""""' I • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •OPPORTUNITY• N~ listing -.:or-'eou!I J.BR . nn hind you own. fl.1any xt rs. S79.900. OPF.N SAT. /SUN. J.Spn1 Mu:hclAAn lo Elm to 17792 Cypre!i!\ Tree I .n. UHITED BROKERS Joltn Cor•y 646-7414 TURTLEHOCK Terrace President 4Br·60 pl an Prin $125.000. 833-11719 41EDROOMS THEUHCH $54,950 SOLAR HUT AHDLAGUHA A private place for the thoughtfully unorthodox . Bountiful view. s moked glass. hardwood floors. beamed ceilings. stained glass vdndows. ad in- finitum unusuals plus 4 Rdrm s., den /library . $195.000. SPACIOUSHESS Family ho1ne w l a room for everyone. 4 Bdrms., large family room, laun- Bdrm. home on the end GREATPOTEMTIAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• r · · d · Small home "'it h in romc. • 3 BR + DIME Front row \'JC'"'· 3 Ar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• +owner's apartment. den. C'O mplt•lt'I\' r C'm dld , · d o o qwet, pnvatc nve Onl y steps off Parifl c OL Uf FS, Twnhse 4 Rr. ove-rlooking Woods Co ve. Coast llighy..·ay on C·l Canyo~ Vu , Schls . Pool. NEWPORT opcn hseSi:i t tSiin l -:-J.30ti DBl~W1de apµrx.1~sq. Submit n . wne r ,\venidoCarlos fl. Super ocean ~1ew .• l-'642.=..·265=~7 ______ _ Owne r leavin~ a rea . lot . Great potential in · 21 2 Btt , $69 ,500 Ownr $74,500! $1l,500. vestment at $66.000. _4294"-'·397=3:.... ______ I H A R H 0 R \1 I E \\' PAYS FOR D ft"i::?ficarPID DUPLEX \\1ITH SLIP 110~11-:S! LQ .... ·cst pri eed ~--=-TI· Bill Carroll 640·5560 Monaro in tract! Doublt' ITSELF ~G17 flastin gs &CoRealtors . doo r entry . r.1 ass i\•e 4 u n it s . i n c I u d i n g 1 ,,;:~,.!~~~·~·~·~·.':28~0~0'...__I ~~~~;;';~~~~ c r a r k Ii n ,g f i re p I a cl'. sepa ra te and private!: HARBORVIEWl-IOMES Spacious formal dining owners livin,i: area : oot· Portofino, immac, 4 Br, 3 room. Vaulted ceilinJ!s. of.area owner needs im · Ba, finished bonus rm & Garden view kitchen mediate cash. Close in loft . $91,500 for quick sale B re a k fa s t nook . 15"0l ""'i.1 .. 11 o.i ... '"'"' 10& Ntwitofl lea1i. 751 -0l•7 with nice ocean vieY..' Jp~n~·n"..:':on~t~y~,&I0:..::~·63:::::4~l---I Secluded double door RIG CANYON LOT from all living qu11rt crs. TRIPLEX m.1 ster s uite . Large Be s t location on Golr $129,00l. bed•oom• .. Rettwood cov· Cot•••e •0 7 •ru• Owner SPA...,ISH Best Peninsul B location! ' " ·-~ · ""' ,,1\1\), J"ll Charming 2 bdrm. fronl ered pa t io . See t o, ~58~t~·0~2'~~ccco~r~54~2~·G~7::.35:::... --I Charmer needs TLC . belicve·rall now752·1700.1-house. has lar'c living Oen vu, hdwd firs, fplc. Of'IN111 <J ••l \lu,.rv~··, 1 North Lagun a, private BUY FOR Lc-c-sNOW! beach. 494.5037 c...,-, ..:::::..::c:...::.:..::::::.. ____ ; f ast rising prop. value: Con'llnft"Cial E. C.M ., nr pk, the wlr. 2, Property 1600 2 Br houses on lot - pri vacy, lg bkyd. 2 ~1 odern split-level $40,000 patios. $58.800 prin only • 8200 Sq. rt . clear s pan 529-7248 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tilt·UP on 25.000 sq. ft.l-"=U~N::.ITS:.:..._w_/poo--1 -n_r_So-. !and. S235.000 Coast Plata by owner. IJOxiS0.$58 .500 t7 7M s 120~'1 Sh o ppin R C enter, · g r os $179,000 l-'6422~· t~roo==·~··=·~·----- ii Plex, 5 Plex. 5 Plex Contiguous bid gs in CM All 2 BR. Ageftl 675..fDOO rm ., w /frple. Spiral Sell gue!ll stOOio. Zoned staircnse leads lo 2 1-[® R·2, unlimited potential. bdrm penthouse apts.. - 1 · with panoramic view$ of . baydrocean. $125.000. I-"=~=~~~ ""'EWPORT IEACH 11 arbor View 1~omes . l8I 833-9781 --Brown It l I ll S LIDO ISLE OPEN lf(lUSE 112 Vi a l'al t>rm o . Lo+sforsale 2200 $115,000. 4br. 211:1 + lrg Condominiums lawn·••••••••••••••••••••••• lot. Bryant Wi clit Riiy. housHforsale 1700 •• SAN CLEMENTE·s 645•2425. ••••••••••••••••••••••• txc lus ive SHORES REALTY Carmel model. Fa mily, NEWPORT SHORES ~6'.'7'..'5'.:·.'.I ~6:-4~2_."S'.'4'.:5'.:·3~2~6"..'..l I :='b~'.;-· '::"~':c· ::.0•::.·::.n•::'~· ::.64~4:.:·035=-:.c1 ·1 3 Bdrm. & 11i.'11• r, x f' r BAYSllORES 11 arbor View ilomes, 4 upper. Chotce loc:1hon ! HORTH LAGUNA COLONY. Magn;fleent C Os vjew of oce•n', surf and OMD ('hannel islands, just 100 The fabulous Ranch ln Irvine ! Shak e roof 2094S .Coa~tHwy. SweepinR <'eme:nl drive1 ___ 4_9_4_· l_0_8_1 __ _ New li sting 2 sty, J Br, 3 BR. 2 BA, f<'ee land. Im· Walk lo beach. pools. Ba . fam . Rm , s hort mac.Agent640-1267 tcnnis.Only $50.900!l Whitewater Views· Z & 3 yds. lo beauUful "T·ST." bdrm. units rmm $54,000. beach. On~ or a kind al 420 Cypre:ss, North only SSS,000. CALL Laguna 492-4l21 l.O portico entry . lluge living room host~ craci:I Ocean View ing while bri c k flrepl1ce l GorAeoui1 Lot wal~ to pvt bch & ~aut. 2 story colonial CAYWOOD REALTY ma r 1 n a . F ee I and , homcw /view from cvery1 ___ •_5_4_8_·_1_2_9_0_• __ 1 $l20,000. 548·9833 room. 3 br, 2ir.a ba, ram Call 675°7225 BERTHAHEN.RY REALTORS .. . . -... , ' ... . ' ~ patio kitchen. 4 Kin(!. si~t 50 'xl00' buildllblc lot In r "'M .. .._bedroom II inc:lud tl hig hly des ired area. , .,1.. seclOOed master suite. $26.000. + own er will 1-fe••)' covered patio. ct1r ry . 110WARD H. JUST LISTED·llURRY: ZAGRODZKY, Realtor :1~~~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;,;;;;\ rm, $Unroom. O\'enized 2 San Cf•IMftt• I 07& llG CA.MY OH car gar., sep. laundry ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bed h r art a , F /A heat, encl. TWOf'IXERUPS \ \I J .1,:, BL \LI' IZUHITLOT Costa Mea.a R·4 with !-~room house. Street and lllty acqen. owner wUl help nnaoce. $49,9$0 . 5 room, 3 bat · pro · patio. lM!aut . \andsca......i d-• tnndscpd "' pool 1"'"' l.arge view lot. Good in · ~-.v-o °' ...-& rrc11hly pnlnted. sea and jaC'uzzi , $194,:500 . 'W a ll . 673 . .i 7 81 or come potcnUal. ~,ak e of-·1 -------....,--1 .. 9lFIG l ~"[l<Pl<1SlS (• cannow152·1700. ~·u "'"tt }• Ol'fu M.11 .'1rs,ti.i ro~8f'Mt'f1 ":r't'e><.1 ... Open Sunday l :5. 25 (213•449,6175 fer. 1£e all ~ Lochmooc L• .. N.B. Call11...::==.:::.;.;:_ ___ , 4 AHCHORAG~ ".?"don't nl?<!d a gun t o • .;..~ • &vis Metzler 644·82:59. Por Sale hy oY..•ner DovC'r draw fast' when you r....,• -. •OCEANFRONT• Austin Smith Gorman Shore~ . llavcrest 5 Br IHVESTMEMTS place an ad Jn the Oally f11 ap.rti.. ,,.., :~~~~~~~~~~R~ar~•~·~t~f>~2~5~.oo~o~.~8~yh:~~~~~~~~~~~~::::-~~-~-::--~~~~~~~~~,~~R~·~·~tton~~~~~~~l2~~~~B~•~·~·~·~·~u~t~p~o~o~t~&J!:~~l~7~1~4~1~4~t~6-~1~f-~l-l~~p~;~tot~W~•~n~t~A~ds~t~C~•:t~lno~w:i~~~n~i•~4·~' ... ~~~~ .'ri~: • OW'n&.'t". 752· 1t7\ /499·4384 . jarunl. $99,500 548·0120 -642.-5678. 1409 CNAll-fLMIWJICMl:f ••Mlf ·-. ' , I • l l r • .. . . ~ ,, Lehfw.. U.f...,t'Md KwHUafw '0141 Afalmcet1,_ i1 t16 Afahw,..•........_ a.turd!Y.No¥ember29, 1975 ~YPtLOT r! 1 ................................................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .................... ·-·-············· ...................... :!!&.L. 1 Att,_ &e:actl u.rCDta, .,....,M.r 322211 fl IJl•IMc• J240 • I ,.._.. J p t iut• 37t7· Cari 11 .. M• JIU Afal ••••....... · &Ww-. •••-• YMW lot.a. Sii.GOO tac.I.:. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••.••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ...................... ~;;;:;········;;14 ..•............... i. ••••••••• -,............... I 10.BIJa. .. -· J MICIHOMIS f'.For Le&M1 Di3 BrR z~ Ba, Bdrm, t ba, rtmodeltd, Bl!ACff, View, pier. 2 br s.,!!~1cno. ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,, •••• ~:-!' ..... ?~.~ •••••••••~.':';~ ... ~!! ·: · 1 block tobll bhcb, Ille', onn• .a. m, Fam. all wood. watt to beacli. 1325. 1 br SZ3S. Aduh.t. -r, 1un pott_, ... _ d tf •• D~ rJ1)k. '*'°" "'"'· dtctl:, Rm . with ftplC', CUil. 497·1mor49'7·Ufl u l 11. pd . SOJ E . Cl1l'll.t71-ml/5311... Jbl~. ~· r::~-~o 1 bedroom. View, r floaa ltOIJp~ z BR. I : ~· • 2400 dbl1an1e.f4QO/mo. C'rptl•dl"pl,elttbltnt. .._ ~250 Edenrata'.l..fTJ·Zlll w.u· .,..24 or'75l·9:521 near bea<'h, trench BA. bltn1, DW, ~ar1 .. 1. •••••••••••••.;•••••••• ••••••••••*11t••~• !,.•terl<lft1 aN!:r.Lceh~•l· .. -door•. open beams, Adultt,nopell.$210 mo, 2 bri Zba, C.pe Cod. 2 ~ poo, w/matnt Inc. ···················•••OCEANF'RONTSbr,lbtl,••·············~···r••• 1 BR . drpe D/W c1ra1e, laundry ,~ I 11¥'11 firepl.ttel,paUo,aarace, Walking distance to ..,erbomeLaLq.Hll ... wlAt.tt real.IL $.1U. uU). Offle .... P• stv ;.u~·no pel, Sl$0. utilities. $32S/month. Holi H La 3 PIOPaTY lnc:.pnt.$400/mo. khoob, btacb, parts• Sale/lse or ttat. 38r, Incl. Avail. lZ/20. l, z &: 3 Br. Adulll no 729 ··c.', Sbalima; f:!W ·Wl. r 18 00 1P·k rcb • •'Acru on Colorodo ~•••••••••••••• Ugbted tennl1 tt. $450. 2ba bltnl -mo Avail m.tnt _,,. .... b •-h BR. 2 A, P • bit.us, • .... A -11 ...._.:1 1_;, .... ., .. :. __ ,._ Wn$•·• 1grpU, 646-21111!1 Woodsi Sep1rale Bat'h OW, p1tio, encld aar. j rl•er ... &dtab&e for de-Sruas l bedroom. cboc V-....1mmecl.t68«181. ~ · 6.w -· HOM~H~S closed 1•ra1e. frplt>, A Ul pd 1140 · •d Ila 11 -• veLopmeat. WW tln1 brown carpelinl, patio, _... .,._. BBQ. Gu &r; wala' pd 2 Br. Iara:. apL carp., pt. • mo. " u ,nope . 'mo. b .. ....inelpal. Prine. -1 ... p-••, -er. -s1mo. Village Real Estate ...... 3252 • •642-9900• * n...J • • Pltlo, x.lru. cenmic kit. Im med. Ott. fi'1·103S M!.OSUS I 1 .,.. _,, ·-_...... .,., NoA1ent.1 Fe«i ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... »7-t4$0aft)pi;n. _.,,..E~':""J18 ll•~ .. 1 •Edln1er/Sprinad&1e SBr,2 ba.'1ard.1.1Z5. .,_<bw/s··-.. -L ... -&.A~MCHAAnS SWMS-4266 Oceant~00t baeh.tl lA1vaU1. Ner .... 2-ba,~Lobeach. J.ARGEiottnS.nMort -.1. ·""" wy v•-3BR,2BA ... Sl35 GOLOREALTY Dil ........._ .. .,.._ m~,,,...tP1ttt,CM 1 Story, l br, slo..,e & now. -• u nc · s;-.aa cCresttlne 1rea). Al •• Z·BR lrpk •• ,, I" •MagnoU1/Edtnger ....._,orl31·2700 -cha:· ·.&&2--60'73 refri1. Adlls, no pet.I . W-032! ' • • 4"11; 3BR.2BA -10 A-1ove now t 2 br, fW"D. , atltitie1 bl • paid, wall •-hop. Avail. Ott. •Boba/BroOkhunl kocli 3269 w11ar. Walk to b<b. MIDITIAU)tEAH SIM ..... 8920 Oceanfroot ~ br. 1 ~· yr-NEWPORT VILLA 1• fol dl1tanee lo Lat 10. •~-1mo. YI" •GE ~•et , •• 1 1 br opt. Cp•·. ly. $400. UUI Incl. K1d5 & 0 ....__ G V I I -JBR 2BA .$SZ5 •••••••••••••••••••••• Br I I b ""·• I --... ~ c..-._.. I ~~ s::J.u.:. C• b; 2bBRA frp~,0baoct •Boba/B~ard . 3 Br, lba, xll lie yd, 2bouie~ O:!~;n.:,,, 1 Br l Br & Den. J Br, 2 drps, kitchen, patio. 242 pdaolc.s.16·0.1:ZI ~&2sR · 1 forDwiln. ~nio. "1 ec. 21• 3 BR.Z BA ... SMS room ror. camper & boat. S22S mo. Winter. 8TMIO$$ Br Townhouse. Carpel.I, Flower l~ar}. Ocean vu dup .. $265. Beaut . Apts. Adults. HAL PIMCHIM •Gufield/Brookbutst 28218 ln'UM!. 646-ISll3 « or l.Q2.QLSS ~~es, fl r~place, 3 Eltictcncy, quiet. 1lober. f\rplc, 1a.r, el.C', Sgt pro-Bltns, crpta, drapes, di.a~ ~C..ty R!!ALTORS 3BR,ZBA ... ~. 545-1628 ..........,., 4 Lenrus court.a· over 4o $1 40 lncluUl 261. tes1iooal adult ooly hwasher, rec. rm, pool. 2727E.Coulffwy. ·:~:~~~~$,~ TEWb 3 Br , 2~ Ba , CostoMne J7Z4 IJYm~t:ffn.~bc.rBlvd Mtserir.6'16·734.2 . ~-8171 ~~;."'· BBQ. Sew.rity. 1 , 675-4391 •McFadden/ wn mel on 15 acre ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa (714)557'8020 pat'ious 2 br in new New duplex, Ot"ean view, U«llPLACENTIAAVE • Broathunl park, view. pool , jacuztl, $37.50 WOK & UP triplex nr rwy Dllhwhr frpk, beam•, 2 br, 2 bit, 17141642-2357 Prop1rt, 2500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..Dc'b~~~:~S :~~~~ ....... ?~~~ .~~:ft!~:;;=:a sauna, lseS375. 646·2700 :~~dBJ!,~Ptau MH~!~ .~::~:re a2r&aj garage'. $230. 8'7·5·1849 , ~'r~~~cb2t~.'74ss ATER FRONT. qul11l, PACIF RANCH Fl.replace.3Bedrm.2ba, SBR lBA _..... HARBOR VIEW brdtxapts.546-l03C .,_,ti! llB II d It pU d bltm Su • ......... u 48r 48a $600 •PhoneStrv,tltdpool uic u u ra 111 u no MftaionVll'Jo 3167 lrg patio. 2 Br lots ••i atumES'j,j1T00. AT• Eco••t~-. f oc ~ti~·. $3s·a / r:eo~ •McFadden/Newland ' &44~ roo. •ChUdrenSutlon CASA VICTORIA pets ·~~llM, b,_lcony . ••••••••••••••••••••••• i;tora&t!. $185 mo Incl ulll. "'" ·-·-963-4.5m 9622116 4BR,2BA ... S360 •l...owmonthl1rales. 1,2&3br.I>eluxeunrur. crpt.:s ...... ~.aar,aturage, b condo 601 Kid Oock avail fi73 -7381 lion, 3· R, •·ba, den. · •Mc'Fadden/8U.1ha.rd VIEW twnhse, end unit oo •$S OFF week"• rent or Furn. gas/wtr pd. walk to ever)'lhln11. Ideal r · S2 mo. . s 61S4i670 Muter suite has his &2 Br, fncd yard garage lBR,2BA ... $37S Uacrep3rk.New3br,2 wlad Adults·Nopet.sSec.gate ror middle aged couple. & ~t OK. 83'1·6'»0. t:x·1 ~--------- hert baths. All rma. ott quJet, couple Only. N • •Mc-FaddenfSprin11dale ba, bllnll, frplc, upgrd'd, 2376 Newport Blvd. c~t Pool. rec rm. eJcvators $170646·6887 tension 516. 64.5·343.S. New 2 6r WestcUrr Apt. z. 80 fl. Del Pl10 tile children or pets. $210. 4BR,2 8A ... $34S pool . $360. 644 ·14801 548·97~or64S·3967 .s2:5Vlctoria,6<12,8970 1 8 leoc.h 3169 full ba':s. frpl<', all new baUway. St. Cbarlea S48-8251orJ79·7888 •Bolsa/Sprinti:diile ~e~t22 r , porc h, s tove, applic 673-3593 days pec1n kttch., Chambers 38R,2BA ... $.135 •8'ftG•dt•1• dSbshliwhr. 1 962 145 8936 . mo. 703 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83J.9JJ8' bulltina inc. Jcemall:er $2"10. 2 Br. yard, cpts, •Edinger/Springdale ON THE BAY 1 Br F'um $185 mo. Move Hoc.lettdo 01' Mesa 111 mar. · WATERFRONT l-":.:..;=:.-.------ rcrri1., freezer, corr: drps. 160 "D" Monte Vis· 4 BR. 2 BA ... $335 Beaut. ApL. t Dr. 2 Ba , in for S!6.S. Adults, no 160 W. Wfb-. C.M. HuntinC)ton leoc.h 3840 VIEWS IN 3 Dr 20~:/:;ic~~hwahr. b"'•al<•r"1·a~pew,1w,•,l,banrew& ta646-8883 ;M5·1628 ·~:~1~~Ed~~er ~h~rd~~~3..i1~~.1c. ~! .. ~!;.~!11 E . 22nd St. CloledG•CllJff •••o···~·a··E••A•••C••H••••• NEWPOR't bltns . pa.Lio. $3~5 . vinyl floor~. crpta, MESAVHDE ~or96i·2ll6 r N tH 3 b Zb d '"'......., BEAUT.GROUNDS 1""11 strlk1nooes1gnand1n l-'G'l-'3-'·>_7.cl9 _____ • wallpaper, shutters & 3 Br 2 Ba, grdner inc I'd wp ~ r, a, en, California Atmosphere in ADULTS· NO PETS eleQJnt. exc!t1no wav to ()( V 1 2 b 1 b d~. ••ruout. Beaut'ly S37S mo. M.5·1861 LEASE 2 br, lY.i ba adult open beams, 2 rps, bllns. nrly new compleK orrers 10 minutes to ocean. Lie. SI OO IOMUS 1t11e cnoow lofts, l»y ·can u, yr y, r, • ·~ ,u. nd -· c Id S425. 642.9666 . e $1 G •. WH'IOOW1, SkyhgtltS, 11re· duplex. SJOO per mo. ld•cpd w /waterfalls & co o. _...., mo. P , lo serve busy people. 1 r. 85. as m wete:r Efficient'y rrom S220 places vour own private 644 -6780, 642 3639 Koi ponds. Room for ten· 3 BR, 2 BA. Bltns. Good drp~. washer /dryer, llG CAMYOM Fbm baeh start'el $160. incl. Draperies, carpets, 2 Br, l&2 Be1rrom 1295 oatlooro~1con11 Afnenctlv nia court &. swimming crpl!:, drps. Like a model ~~lrng . 968·2290 or 3 Br 3 Ba Twnhse & 2 Br3 Also l bd.rms. 631·2276 gas heal. gas stove, air 3 Br, 2 Ba, from $47~ ~1~~~C~~~.r:o~enter. pool, $0 avoeado & 15 home. Dble gar. H&F Ba Twnhse. 644 ."t<>O<. conditioning, swimming l 'ltr 12•• ~ I 0 I ,...,.. 1 Br mobile home $155. pool. rec. room. washers nn ees . .,.,........,. . poo . wner pays poo U.ke new 3 Br + Fam. . . +util.Matureadultonly. &.d •Summer&Winterat lp~li;;;,.,;-;u;"-'&.'l l serv ~ & gardener. Rm, frplc, nr. Adams & Beaut1ru1 Harbor View 1991 Newport Blvd , ryers. beaehisbeautirul CALL NOW 646-39'l8oreves.549·1532 Beach Blvd. $37S mo. ltome 3-4 Br, 3 Ba_. Bonus 646-83'73 MEW EAST SIDE ·•Views.of ocean, Call 968·9331 room. great patio. S600 2 Br & Den cpl.I d....,.. Cataltna & Palos 752 7315 mo. Call 714 -894·2245 or J>artially furn. 2 br. 2 ba. • ' • .,..., Verdes i 4 Br 2 Ba Fam, Rm 5SZ·4441 No ehildren or pets. $"185. ~~~: dshwshr. S27S •Large privatedt:!cks Lachenmyer ~ DONAlD M. llRO Bushard Adams. $400. l'llature adult.s . 642·5848. •Heated Pools~Saunas 1St /bt/S200dep. 968·7202. Br & Den, 2· Ba, patio, •As~igned covered pool & tennis priv'g5, HOMERMOERS " Luxurv ~ult rentals tr om SJSO monthly 3 Br 2 B.a. fr-pie, newly re· de-ror. 11,-, Blk to Jk'h. 673·920"2 or 645-7575 2 Bdrm & 1 Bdrm both lar~e & modem. centet' pool. Near bch. Garages. $195 & $240. 646·5210 Br Bayfront. Jg. deck, ref. stove, erplS, dl'P$. slip avail. 673·9~ OutofC-k.-AVAIL DEC lST. MESA 2,3&4 br Condos. Tennis, walk. to bch,,$380. .,.,642•9900.,., parking , _ .. , DEL MAR 3 DD 2 BA ~•-· · •Additional rree parking rop«ty 2550 . • , ........-. sauna, 1acuz21. Nr. 64&-0836 A.'1ail now mobile borne •Maid serviee avail CI06e to Bt'h. Lrg 48r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FP, BJI. Children OK beaeh. 968-2297 or 1-------~--I $6S •Fumitureavail l----------l2ba,decks.ent'lgar.$41S 1 200 Promol'ltorv Or We'sf. Just nortn or Jamooree on Pacific: Coast M1gnwav. Te1epnone 11141 675·8000. owned aflll m~naoea t:lv tne Irvine comoanv. .. 2 Bedroom house and 1 Near all schools, $375. 968-4405 Sm1 Clement. 3276 mo. 642·3561 ' bedroom house on R2 lot, mo. 545-6740or642·8181. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·chg · •DELUXE• 1------------I 12 d 3Br28a +Bonus Rm, Br.homeview lot.Coun· Abargain!lbr$18.'"> ()penM ·F 9:30·5:30 Eastbluff3br,2 ba,lst'.W.CXcanfront2Br upper, $23,950, ·~ own, $175 1 STORY 2 br, 1 ba, stv erpts &. drps. $350, 1st & Sal 10·5, Sun 12·5 I I mo. Owner will car ry 1st ret"rig., encl. gar. AdllS, last. 968-7146 try kilehen. Assum. 7% 2 brunfum, blln5 Sl.70 nt'. spac master s uite, sundet'k, gar, stove & T .D. 4139 Temescul , nopets.S2l5.M8-6S20 loan, $44 ,900, 830-8465 P1HECREEk din rm & dbl ~a.rage. rL-frig,..,..•shrtdryr,Adlb. Hom e G a rd en s 3 Br2 Ba Model home No Owner. Studio apt 1150. Good IOC'. LIVES UP Hunfin9ton Auto door opener avail. $.lXlyrly . fl73 -7412 <Corona). HOMEffMDHS yd wk, ideal ror pr0f's, Souttl Loguno 3286 Sep. unit on property. TO ITS MAME p •t• Pool & recreation area. Santo Ano 388() RmKhes, Farms. * •642·9900• * sn~ls or c~~s. t'u1,1t. wood, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·t6I6or eves 642·5056 o\"er soo tall trec11 and 711 ~~~n ~~e Adul~~3M"Sfl~~ Groves 2700 2brtriplexw/yd:.&gar mirrors ... wa papers.? Bd. South Laguna 1\1 s trcun1 s wilh ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . -chg -Lge frplc, dbl gar. nr Charmer. Frplc,beamed DonoPof"t 3726 14•a tt•rfalls c r eate a <7l4l5'J6-l4B7 ~A~':;.~::~·:78 HOMEflMDERS . 45 ACRES·, Pink 2br,gar,kids/pels,ok 962Bea_.;~58Blvd&Fwy.$37S. c~ngs, garage. ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• rela:iung sett ing for M edb M edb 9900 ~ view ~· 494 032 l BIG 2 b 2 b ~•• Ut'I }'Our spae1ous new 1-or snag Y anag Y "* •642· • • Grapefruit , 4 O O O $l9.:i 2 br dupl • / d · ~. · • r, a, .......-. ht 2. bedroom apartnient. l--'w~;~u~;·~m::..;W~a=l~te='~'~C~o~--l __ wc:,:1~111~· a~m::..;W~•='~'"='~'~C~o~--I $115. 1 br, util paid per /acre . 922-7398 · exw yar lnine 3244 Beautirul Spanish home inc l . Near bcac · fron1 $220. fo,11rn1turc ·t'h~- Trades invited. EASTSIDE Jge house ••••••••••••••••••••••. • bylhe beaeh in exclusive 496.()l95 or960-ll42 available. Small pets BR 2 Ba <4·plexl. Nr 5 Bayrrt>nt 2 Bd, 2 Ba, Pvt 1 br_, rcnt'ed yd, gara.g.- BEAUT S J Points. f'rplc, dbl gar. Bch & pier. $550. yrly. RHl&tate Br, 2 Ba. erpts, dbl gar, · an oaquin area of So. Laguna. 4 br, .. 01\, Adults only. Offiel' $320.Nopets.540·4484 979-1935&644·4510 b:chC1n9e 2800 $360. 1923 Fullerton, Twnhme Lar~e 2 Br, 2~ 4 ba, Jge liv rm. library, Hwtti~on Beoch 37 40 n1~·n 9:00 tn fi .00. 2300 l-"=====:..:.=-1.:.:::.:=~::.::..:::.:.:_ ___ I 2 br, util paid, $155 ••••••••••••••••••••••• blks E. of NB Blvd. Ba. 2 st~·~1':tw or$5g:cif fam rm. cent ral••••••••••••••••••••••• F:11rv1 t'w Hd. t'osta 1&2 DD. Bch, pool apl.s . •LAPARISIEMME• 2 Brstove,dshwshr,J!a;;i~ $lOO 000 Equity io San 556-1017 course a e. · cour:tyard, 2 car garage. BEAUTIFUL 1 hr rum Alci.a . Phonl' !>45 2:104J. $175. up, Adults, no pets. 2 Br. unrurn, $215. All disp. oir cond. s h al! • . 547 .7044 Avail. Jan. 1. $700. mo. ts s170 & $!"" 5 · .. 536-7031 I t I F ' I Gabnel Valley income Large 4Br house. NHH (7 14)499-4108 or (714) ap ""· pan1s11 Adult 2 huge bedrooms e ee r '" irep ace . crpts, drps, ent'I patio. property for be~eh or di'st.. frplc, din rm., new Ra«TALS 833-6413 stylle bldg, p~tdencl 31~r, '170 no pets. Inquire apl VACANT lge 2 br, 2 ba, Healed pool. Adults, no nice residential area. Orange County income paint.$375.613-0626 2BR,2bahomeror only poo.sauna, n ry,a s. C S68W w ·i studio. RIO, OW, fr-pl , pets. Close lo shops, maturi! propert)'. (213)444·4025 $375. Clean, highly up· eshninster 3298 17301 Keelson Ln. 1 blk • · 1 son. big sun patio, pvt elosed 979·1268 adlts only. No pets. In· or (213)962·0038. Brokers VACANT graded· ••••••••••••••••••••••• W. or Beach orf Slater. STUNNIN G 2 Dr 2 Ba ar.,$300.mo.Allutilpd. Across from golf course quire 415 S. Orange Apt protected.-3 BEDROO~f. 2· bath OR... . Fireplace. 3 BR, 2 BA , 842·78'18 garden apt,. Pool. rec 426 22nd St. Agt. No ree. 204J2Santn Ana Ave C. home for rent with lovely 3 BR, 2 ba home (or $395. cpts, drps, bltns, OW, room $205. 710 W. 18th Sl. 84&-1311or846-4938 "'--------3-8_8_6 'IHI Estate earpel!:, dble garage, bi W I LL C 0 NS IDER lovely fenced backyard. lnin~ 3744 OCEAHFROMT. Soufft Loguno W..+tcf 2900 fenced yard. Fireplac STUDENTS $3 50 I mo. 9 6 3 ·4 569 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE Br 2 Ba, xtras. $259 mo. 2 BR. Iba, winter S.100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• too! $325/mo. Call Agt OR... . 962·2116 , S7D wk or $300 mo. in · NEW 2 Br. 2 Ba, adull Encl'd gar & patio. 3 BR, 2 Ba . $350 Winter Ba ch. Apart . S. Laguna Private Party wants 20r 3 546-4141. 3 BR. 2 ba + formal din· 1 Bd b eludes maid service TV apts. Lge beautiful in· 1_~ __ 84_2_·_038_9___ ST~s TO t••cH $130 mo. 4C99al_~~~cr GJ>At. ing room. Good location. De uxe 3 . 3 a Condo. · . -' 1 & teriors open to lush water ....,.. ~ ......,, BR home. Prine ooly. 3 Bd, 1 ba, Stove, L $470 Pool, Jaeuzi:i, security sauna, Jacuzzi. poo landseaping. Every con. Bd, patio & pri. yard 2 2 BR , Iba, winlerS225 552-77111 an. 6 pm renced yrd, Boat access. OR... gate~ washer/dryer. Will r~: ~~1~5 Oyer Rd . eeivable extra. ?1o1ust see blk beach, $225. Avail. 4 BR, 2 ba, yearly $495 A~u:.=i~:l"l~~O Private Party wants 2 or 3 Kids & pets ok. Close t 3 BR. 2\f.i ba; Turtlerock. consider 2·3 women. No1..::..:..::=.·c:.:::...:::.:::_ ___ I to appreciate. 5355 $465 . i-::Dec.::.·c•=th=.~·=968:::.·0652==-· __ 3 BR, 2 &. 1325 Winter Br home, Pr in only schools. $350. 546-7945. $475 Furn. children under 14, no Lagunaleoc:h 3748 ME.SA VERDE VI LLAS. BR, 2 ba, dlx studio, 3 BR. 2ba $300Wntr. THE EXCITING 552·i778 an r6 PM HALECREST 3 Br 2 Ba, LE RAISOR fi:~6 S37t 30wner/Bkr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1555 Mesa Verde Drive t'pts, drps, bltns. 0 /W, ~fhelor apt furn $155 PALM MESA APTS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frplc nope'· $300 , 8" lk5llor aft 6, KITCHEN apts at Crcsc-East. (7 14)540·8871 . Just gar., pvt patio. Wtr pd. r Y s••WIMD 'f!NUTESTON-O WN Property In ' ...,. · 893-4716 as or Jerri entBay.1435N.CstHwy W.orMesaVerdeClr.orf Nr. GoldenwestCollege. l;I". " c i Inglewood, Hawthorne Gd. Loe. 545-0630 . REALTY Kukuk. Reas. rates. 49"·2508 lfarbor Blvd adj. to C. 1'1 . Sm. pet ok, $240 /mo. Condo. 2 BR .• 2 ba., den. Bell. or So. Bay Area? 28r. w/stove, $200. nr 19th ICG=o=U=-=&~C~o=u=•=lry'-'--=C~lu~b~---l~G'l~5-~655~l:._______ Unf, Yrly. $475. Ba ch, 1&2 DR. WIUPAYCASH! & Maple. lst & last mo. 4523CampusDr.,Jrvlne lmmac 3 br, Jrg li.v rm. MewpOrfleach 3769 rrom$180. Ph. Tom D'A.ln1an«o. req. Adults. 673·5820 . Campus Valley Shop Ctr. patio, crpt, drps. xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE VEMDOME BR apt, I blk from Adults, No Pets CAU833..a600 • area. 1375. Eves or $40 WK UP 1&2 Bdr & 3 l~e bdrms w/2 baths, beach. Patio or balcony 1561Mesa 0r. T.q, PROPEATIES 4 Bd, & Fam.rm., new I ;Lg::e-N;,;:e:;w:"-.;T~w:n~h:s:e-. ~2;-;8~,~. Lw~kn~d~·~·~962~. ~-·~06~7~8~-~·---Ba eh. Color TV, m~id rrple, patio & pool. Quiet avail. Ref & stove incl. (5 Blks East of Newport (213\ 674-6907 anytime remodeled, no pets. kid den , 2 Ba rrplc·· 3 Condomlnuims serv, pool. THE MESA. adlt units across from Cpt.s, drps . $175. 960·3840 Blvd.) or (n4)846-~1 aft.6. ok. Refs a must. $395. in balc~ies, dbl gar. r{r. u..turnished 3425 415 N. Newport Bl, NB Costa ~1esa Park. $275. HOMEFIHDERS ,,~~~~~~~~~ ____ 54_6·_9860 ___ _ Rftdalt cl water & gardener c~ ........ &UCJ,547.5353 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-9681 · 645·3381 or 837·9517. 1845 Rooms 4000 548·3337 ~"'I"" Anaheim "* •642-9900• * ••••••••••••••••••••••••1----·------· IOOklEHOUSE 3BR, 2 bath. Ideal beachl-'=='-------1 LAS BRISAS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houses FunU1'led 2 Br beamed ceil, Fpl, Ideal location, beaut. dlx 3 Kind dest'ribed in books. location. Yrly lease. FOUR SEA.SONS APTS 2 brw/balcony & garage Pvt enl/ K. pnv. CM $25/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laun. Rm. Nu paint, lg br't.s2 ~a, ~~.£.~~age, no Trees, pool, fireplace. $375 /mo. Jones Realty Spacious 2 br studio, l ~ Jblksbch:~~~duplex: for Discriminating wk & $60 1 mo. up. lalboo Ill.cl 3106 yd. Patio, 2 blk5 to s ho pe · e. Putting gree, gardener. ·inc, 6JJ.6210. ba. pvt patio. pool . Adults 548·5954 or 556·0058 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & parks, $270 inc water * REHT•Ls * Clubhouse, 2story Adults, no pets. $195. 735 Watch the 'unset A B · ht2b be h I c II 3br4-plex, rned yd, gar I IVE at Newport Bc•ch. Winter Lse, Furn. 3 Br 2 trash. 646·9011 UNIV. PARK Back Bay E·Side CM ng r ac ap · a Joann St. 645-0332 o•er ttie oceon • Ba, Bayfront home, $.175 . 388 2 b bo ,....,5 2Bdrm,2 Battr, Den, owner after 6 collect . .:::=c:..::.::.===---' ~!ml Br h ith' Weekly winter rates. $35. -'t h t • $425 Pool home 3 br, 2 ba , a, nus ....... , Bltns $395 permo (213)691-8323 2Bd.FAMILYOnly, I OC. w rnstept s1ngleroom.6302W.Cs t. 'w~ . ou /7J5e. ~i17 frplc, bltns, dbl gar 4 BR, Zlh ba •••• •••• • $450 Year iease: 548.5436 New Carpets, pool. ~ ~ l BEDROOM llwy. Pine Knot Motel. ;:;.s.I!!!." 87s 4000 673 ~ College Park Area. $395 2 BR, 2 ha •......... $350'1--'-"''--""-''--'...:..:c.:.:..... BEACH-I.SE-ADULTS $190. 645·1~. _ -= •Healed pool (7 14 )67}·CM40 -· • · SCB-4471or540-3666 THE TERRACE · RAMCHO $125 studio 675-1865 after REAL TY INC. •Sun deck - Luxury Cottage, antiques, 38R,2 Ba .........• :$425 SAM JOAQUIN 5:30.103McFadden STUDIO apt.s, a ll util pd. •Private balcony Room~ $2 5 wk up . sunken he.a"fidwaterbed, 3 Br. 2 Ba. plus bonu RanchoSanJoaquin $160. mo.859W •. 19thSt. 17141846-1311 •Adequaleparking w/kitchcn. Apts $37 .50 2 Br.$365yrly.673.7008 room.Gd .cond.close 2BR.den,2ba .. $455/500 2bedroom-den·brand l Bd furn-pool ·blk to _&t.2:=~·34-'5~2'-------ChUdrenWekome •Elevator wk u1>. 548 -9 755 {I f' all schs. $375 540-1542 0 2BR,2Ba .•......... SMO new! View! On golf Ocean·Sngl Adlt-yrly LOVELY l, 2, & 3-BR's. •Security &15-3967 C01ta,Mffa 3124 S46·9460 TURTLE ROCK eourse! Cpts. &. drps. incl $1fJ(). 675-6428/646-2006 •2 Br. 1 ba. Mesa Verde. Furniture available $ 151 I d Ad ll Pel' ••oo Some studios. frplcs , ESIDf' C M I b b th 3BR 2 .. $42'/~"'" 4 mo. mm e . u s , no . -. T-ereq'd·So••y,nopet" .. • • . r, a • ' ···•••· ..,,,, possession (HJ6) Lynne lBrrurnw/garage.Steps RcrrigAvail.833·8974 bltns, l rg . patios , ~ " pvl entr., r crrig. $105. ••••••••••••••••••••••• R I CULVERDALE Rothell,644-6200. to beach , $200. mo ..:.:==-'-'-"--'-'--'--I enclosed garag~. ALL SS15RiverAvenuc 675·6488or640·4161 3 BR, 2 Ba.·········· $375 Winter rental. 544-6899 or OAKRIDGE VILLA areas of H.B. (at Seashore & 55th I -· J.B + am rm, Mesa 3 Ir, $475 ,........ Verde. $375/mo. Cal 64.2-4445 after5:30 PM 645-5045 Agt. WALNUT SQUARE 675-7598 3 Br, 2 ba , bltns, children •ALSO• For appt. eal\642·2566 Bdrm w/pri. ba. Kitchen fniM 3144 2'-BEDROOM. 218 3BR,2ba,AJC •••••. S335 1---C-------welcome. S22S. 858 W. LARGE3,&4-BRhomes • .,RKMEWPORT priv ., all Oakwood ••••••••••••••••••••••• Placentia. $215/mo. Call 2BR,2Ba .•••••••.•. $32S REALTY COl'ltPANY San letMnte 3776 Center.645-1197 near good schools in de· '""' racililics. + parkin g. For Rent Furn. Univ. Pk, 645·5045Agt. 3BR,2~ .. ij .0 $3~5/335 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -==-"'-'--'--'-----sired neighborhoods. APARTMEHTS $125. mo. 642·<Ml6. ~~w,!!~io~ ~r ~~ OmtG Point 3226 2 BR.~~ b!'r!. S600 ~:~~<;or;.d:~1/ic~r,H~~~ Studl';iA~tm':!.il pd, ~~:: ~P}~~;.' ~~rd::sul~ $3iO &upHo FEE :~~~%! ~~~ Avail. Dec. 20. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEERFIELD . Harbour. Beach aceess. 49'2·8804 avail immed. cats. 548·2720 Townhouse.'> 552·78"3or552-0328 New 2 Br Condo, Ocean & 3 BR. 2 ba · · · · · · • • •• $425 Pool, jacuzzi. Vacant. 1 Br loft, bllns, do'•· 3 BR, 2 BA_. large apt in Fr. $23'9.50 l .. h ,148 Sunset View. tennis , COLLEGE PARK S25S mo.847·3305 SmtaAna 3780 hwash cr, c pts, drps. 4-pl".x.Patio,bllns.Near Open9-6Daily OIJ'l'CI OC. ~ pool. $320. 714·833·4 3BR,2ba •••••••••• $400 213 /377-6585. ••••••••••••••••••••••• El l /B b $350 Spa-Pools-Tennis ••••••••••••••••••••••• days ·, 71'·'96·8174 $220 642·6243 is eac • ' h ' , .. ..--L · S.16-8836Agt . Ac ross rrom Fas ion View, 3 br, 2 ba, avail. wknds. 552 7500 o~::..f'Cf 3525 AMBASSADOR IMMS 3 Br J 3~ Ba, $350 full up· Island at Jamboree on Newport Beach. Slecpin,::: Room near Shops & Bch. Pvt. cntr & bath $120 mo. 673·0343 ------Fum. llm, pvt halh, cov'rt. gar. Pool, SilS rno. Newport 6'W·8465 eveo;;. 12117·1/16, c!tildren/peU E-_..alftYall 3234 • OFAMYICA g raded, cpts, drps WAUC:TOIEACH SanJoaqu1nllills Road. OK $400 mo $100 wk ,.._.... ey ••••••••••••••••••••••• TWOLOCATIONS 17141644 1900 497.'1851 . '••••••••••••••••••••••• red ht'll 5'19·2066 I & 2 Br, cpls, dprs.1 __ _::..:....c..:.:...~·.:.cc.:..: __ ,VoccrtionRffltals 4250 bd b WEEK.LY RATES bltns, gar. 221 16th. 205 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New-rt leach 3169 3gara'g2e~oo:'opeai0r,,c,on5dcu" -oalty HEW FULLSERVICE •EXTRA SHARP! .2Br, 15th St. 847·3957 ; BR.AMO CABIN ,-. • TOWMHOUSE 2277Ha bo c •1 nu cpts/drps, redec, 532·2064 ·,536-3058 SP•HKIHG HEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean oven, crpts, drps, r r, ·" ' d k"d k $1 "' ***llG IEAR ** *" 2 Br, winter rental, $215 1800 sq rt . $350. mo. ~ l5ReMni~~~!~rBem·l2ae~· 8 2909 Bristol, S.A. ~a~~ r~ g ~ 5 # 02: 'l :· ••2 BR, near new, 1185 . 3 Br• with Swedish 3 large bedrooms, SlcCJ)<; ()pto House Sat & Sun al 531·5001or831-0282. ~ 645--4840 &S40-2300 Shalimar. 536-1857. Bltns , carport. N r . fireplace. Small children 12. Separate iame rf}()rn 1 : 00 12 6 3 a r d St . · At in . to Irvine Industrial. rreeway & major shop-welcome. 2635 Santa Ana "'ith t'olor T\' and pMl (1)871-6089 3 Br:'Zba, !rpfc, bltns, dbl FANTASTIC view or UCI, Quiel cul-de-sac. Private •-I t LJi:t: 2 Br, bltns, erpts, ping. No pets. 545·0760. Ave (East Costa t.1cs a bl II d k B , garage, encl. yard. $380. park&bills, Rancho San back lawn area with ....+? nw:n 1 drps, elose to bus, shops behind Sanla Ana Coun· ~e:k -~~c !ucne ~~e.nrf~ OCEAMFIOHT 5'8-44'1lor 540-3666 Joaquin Twnhse, huge 2 00rv•,•,•1•6 t1r~s0. K~.duLocltsa't~~ •• ~~••••••••• &sehls. $170, 631 -3014 New, large 2 br studio apl . try Club}. 675·3399 for in· 49-1·86 1 I, La~una Beach SANDY B~•cH .R-lal br&den 2ba 1507•q ftl ., ~ Nr. m 0 •or shopp;ng.1931 formal.ion. ~ · "'"· l•tL<lOftleoch 1240 • ' · 1·0 Tu s 11·n b e twcen lolboalsland 3806 ...., -"===-----1 ~yrtybu" -1mo 3 ""'" Hi•b ceo'l 'g• frplc 3 '"e 3 Br 2 Ba , Mesa del Holl."'7-0178 -R~al•lo•hor• 430() "'' ._,,.,, • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ' ' & Redh'll (oil •••••••••••••••••••••••~ ""' BLOCKTO OC F.AN ~• bedrooms, l bal h -balconies, pool & rec. Newport 1 J\.1ar area. $230. 1040 B De p . · ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ground level! (l.1Z0). 3, Br2Banrbeach&sbop· ~a.lblktogolfcourse. San Juan St.). No Fee. ·Super luxury super lg 4 •Valeneia.S40·7823 EX lge 2 br, 2 ha, dlK luxe nvate2Br.2ba. . ~•-mo•-11& ""'141 Br.2Ba,1732sq.n .rrplc. poolsldeaptnrbch.Adll,· Lge walk -i n c losets, Proressional· }fale w.1 nl14 LynneRothell,6""200. ne·-.&.ae. s, ·$400. mo. Ready now! ......,..., · f m I to sh 2Bropt... I+ Dep Vaca t aval sunken tub, dshwr, gu, LARGE 3 br. lower, shag no pets. $195. S36·8362 bltns, gar age, ca hie TV, c a c. arl.' · lmmed • ..; ... 198n' •· 640-8300 ""-'*•H Unfurn 3600 T s11n 838 0662 ,_. -~ $460mo.673-6454. erpl!. encl. patio. Nr. Adults/no pets. $JOO mo.~ · · ~ TURTLEROCK, never ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCC.$235.mo.552·4576 Lagunahac.h 3848 lill 'June1S.SJ75m'1.on~talc to s h aro n eau1. R£ALTYC0t.IPANY 3 Bdr. 1'11 beth, condo. 1ivedin.2Br28a+den2 BR, l Ba, CdM , no CCM"OlladelMcsr 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yearlyle3;"1e.UT ILITIES Ocaeh homl'. $1311. Al l · . rertig. dlshwash/ dryer •·Din. Rm,. Nr. pools & ehildrcn or pets . ..,.,S mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR, 1 Ba ., Pool. 2 Adult!: Dr bhl · lo lh PD Ava1labl"" 1l,.,. I ·• ... .,.., Max. sz55 Mo, 1632B op a pe e in e · "' ...... ut1ls ine. no drugs , !"o .. LE~EJan.JulyJbr,21-!t nopeU.$275.848-3320 parks lovely lndscp'ng 644-6800(Susie) low 5494338 Ocean from your Apt. Call ror appt 551-6042 Lagun.1499··1329. ba, all appliances, ram Condo 2 BR DW dryr $450 'mo. Inc l erdnr. 2B lBa 1 c Gar West _ ..-a . · · Lease. Luxury, securitY,1.:•::ftc:c:.r•:..:..P.:.M~.-----ll -~-------~s· Dovmo.,.631D~ ... 1No pell. ;ind ..;ashr, rclrt1.'.stove. 833-2252. c.'M· . 1200' mo. 64·2-1~1 ~f .,., 202S Pomona new Aparts . Mature adults. 3175.S Cst. T -g 2b 2b lk l h h Female .20·35 wanted t<~ "' --"' fl Ont I r B Hwy 499-2835 ..... • r, a, w o t' • share n1rc 2 Br 2 Oa npt; • · Clubhouse/pool facll . Supe.r 3 br 2 ba ow aft. 5wkd)'S. l e>rcs Y 1 et. 1 r, crpts · · pool & tennis. $.11 5fmo. in P.1isaion Viej~. wtg001I $225 ./mo. 963·4567 bltm c""'•' d ....... 'bea"i ~ · -· drps &: bllns, Call ro 2 Br. wolk to town & 631·1622/642 -J0.18 . look'••• YO"n" rcspon,1·, .... " U.fwwlsh1d &2U6 I • ..-. •r-• ...... h1Knh Fvrnishe-d Appl ~ " .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~::21 s;so1mo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA DELMAR · beach. Adults 111lthout St t S d 2 R 2 n ble male. wil l. {urnb.h .... ftlmd 3206 3 BR. 1~ ba, btg ramill · I lcAoalsJond 1706 2 Br Townhousl'. frple. 2Brupper, enel gar, adlt.! peU.497·2884497·3109 bTrn. ... 0pa~i~.' frpl~. ~5 ref ir desired, cal l ••••.,.••••••••••••••••• 'af"· t'br. Ad1 "'!'3s85 l••; talkoach 3241 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool. tennis, continental ~1~60no pets. 1185. Oceanview 1 Bd. N. and, mo.642-9666 7[.8·0265 Lov•"-3Brll>Ba,+~. rOO•. urs . • • •••••••••••••••••••••••LITTLE ISLAND _ nr breakfast. Some ocean&. · new cpt & d ....... elt:!t'. c k """ ...... .., fU..314'1 545-4289 ... ~ H ,_ Cond areer woman see ~I Guea Rm• Bl. Bltn kLL • Panoramic oc-e1.n view, 3 new, 2 'Br, sun deek, $325 Catalina view!f. Close to 1961 FULLERTON frple, garage,,.,., blks to ew-xury 0 sametoshare deluxl! 3br 2 frpk'a, gar, wshr/dryr. HOMEFIMDYS br, 2\o\ b1, din rrry, frplc, mo. adult ~ no pe t s shopping & fine beaeh. we have (2 I elean, cute, Och .. $27$. 473-3131 or ILease now & choose R pt $1 50 + \.'l u t i 1. $5,$0iuo.61$-2975 ••642·9900**. bltns, full length dttks. 673-4394 644-2611 t br unit~ ror adult o"l-"548=·5804==·------I your o wn r.3rpct & 548 ·7200 C dol "' ,222 . SSS> mo. Cell 5494164 or couple. no pets Owner drapery color~. 2 Br. 2 8a1----------or-. "'W ~ lbr,UUlpd. ~mlbch 559-5'58 494.9980 Yrly 2 Br, sun dk, wsh· -• Whitewater vlew, nearly w/pool in prctt iJtlous Howdoesoncrlndthat •••••••••••••\••••t•••• . ~ 4cbg .. ~ · dry, ulil pd. Couple. no Dix 2 Rr Gardei:t Apt. there Sunday. newZbr,2ba&3br.2ba. Westeliff <1rc;.. Walk to RIGIITROOMMATE! 2 Br, ~ Ba, (rplc, pvt. 2brC()Odo, child/pet ok OM Vie\\'. 2 bd, den, 1 'h children or 11<'ts . $250. (rple, nu erpl'I, pa1nt, lgc East 5 id e. 2 bdrm , lease $'Z80-$300. J;:UQt"k t St\oJ>:" & park. Adults on-By re{l:illterlng with • Ntio\ 2 blU to bcb, no ·' -ba, S.00. 714.Q&.4169 or AvJ 12·1 675-4548 aft S patios. adlls, no pe\s. encl05ed garage, adulta. bea e h . 494 ·3383 or ly. S400 mo. 645-8373 or l~ou~ematesUnlimited J>eta.·-Sm.67$.$187 Huny! 1brdpbt, rncd yd 714·990·0999. wltdys. $295. 67~-0632 &42·5000, ownertagent. 494·233i 645-8616 832·4134 Mon·f'ri t2·6pm Macnab -lrvme \ • 1 • n • Clg DAILY PILOT Saturday, November 2i. 1975 Add IL.Build it...Oiaperit ... Hammer it. .. Carpet SERVICE 11...Cement it...Wire it ... Hoe 11 ... Clean it ... Move it •.. Press lt ... Palnt it...Nall lt ... Plaster lt ... Fix it. .. DIRECTORY WrpttM.g CspetS.,....lc• Dedling 6155 G ... NrMJ HmA.11 Houl.cs.-lng • Mowlnrg . rtmhr lepalr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lll>JM5 CL.£Alm ln2home. Rellable,dc·Slua.mpoo Cr: &team clean· lokOflfHjWcAwoys ompl garden 11ervlce. •lAUIJ.NG&:Ct..EANUP HOUSEWORK 110\'ina/Hau.Uu. Sludeal VERY NEAT PATCH D rixtuteSS •ble, fnc'd 1d, lov· lng. Color briichtcn~rl ; Deroralivl'wlterproo! Mal~t-c:leanuPfl ·llll type11 Reaaonablerat•,Call Residential CM are• on· w /lar•• truck. Rea1. JOBS & RESTUCCO. li~l~·Untt$12.50 QI care. ReCs 84%·5299. wht crpls 10 n1 fn bleach. toatin.c5 over prurunc. 551·9180 DAVCO Ml 4~ ly. Plcue call 14$-1tlrT. Barry Ml-1'7'23/8»-6179 Free est 993·1439. ~ &4" ma.In Unet Sl5 .. lcttn Glean hv rm, din rrn & livinw arC:ii~ tMral Stn'icet SI 2 • Lood 'lborou&h houseclelJllo& MOVING? 2 e:rp m en yard sewer !lnet$1$br. •••••••••••••••••••••••hall $15. Av& rm $7.SO. 3Yrs.Guarantee ••••••••••••••••••••••• Getndol unalchtly $14 wtek movo you. ReuonableJ PATCHPLAST'ERfNG Statellct30102'7 couc h $10, chair S.S. Guar APPLIED SYSTEMS TR.ASH &DEBRIS a . t 675-7572 W 1148 5• "1617 BUlLDF:flS • J wl,11 aw av elim. pet odor. Crpt re Uc 283642 (213)7?6·1651 I DO IT ALL! Colt StOOent·~-6'%8 Ann !Jr00.2937 rt 1. , . I. ••ALL TYPES•• Call ,.\r fantastic lot In Dig Bear pair. 15 yn exp. Do work Elect rlcal, Plumbing, L..mcapilM) FTee FAt 541).eSZS nr aid areas for a home my11eU. Reta. 531·0101 Eltdricm etc. Reas rate5. 642·4957 f'ast Oelivef")', hauUnir, ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'•t'--p---i-.........-loofi 0 "'1,,,,, •••••••••••• lmpro\lem•nl Job. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ovin"&clnupo WYun ~ ..,.... ••• '111 ""31 ••••• ) n • • • •• ...... ComplSvt·Desl1ns, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• R<"PA IJtS.ALLTYPr.8 .C94·9532'atter71 ~t Repair Or Install your £LBC.'1'RIC J,\N-Smljobs, ~IANOYMAN -Jlomes & f)'eeest.842·4597 Sod, iprltln. miltonry, PETERSPAINTl:NC l'l·-&..'-9 ~ 11 C ~ carpet. fo"reef'!I~. Gullr· maint lrcpr.iirs. 22 yrs ~pts . Conscienliou:.Houl l•anl-lnlJE:rl·ReuRatra llmU'""f Rea1,rreec:ats, .c . •• ~ •• ~••••••••••••• anteed labor. 645·l274. exp W233108 548.S2QJ Craltsma.n. SU-~. • •••• ~ •••• :;:••••••••• ;:;ri;~ll. f 'ord. Lrucp Call Gene atMZ-04~ Sptcl .. lb Walt 8JO.S020 anytime QUA LITYBUILO ING&: CMMnl Concrete ELEC'l'RICAL \li'ORK ll avin~ a CHRISTi'-1AS WnntaRt;At.CLEAN M Waler-h ea ter•. dl1 · rH"StrTlc• CAR PENTRY SVS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l\1aintlrepairs. No job PARTY ? 5 to 6 pcs. We J-IOUSi::?Ca.llGlngharn ;cnot•J llOUSEPAINTING sx-at., dralrui, taucetl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL .549-4159 Brick & block. toosmkll. SJJ.OOGJ play the old one:s & Uh: Girl. f)'ee es ts fi.U.5123 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrudde/Out. lU.qual/low copptt replpd. D•Y iii Rcmov3ts, UmbinC, top- . . Driveways. Sidewalks. new. l.'1111 Red 6'16·3412. -. ~ Ftrepla,ces-Plantc:n ralea. Bruce 145-5376 nighl service. We take pinR. prunln~. Split Pine Add it~ons, Remodehna:. Curb & Jt utte r Pool Gardeftl'") . •llOUS ECLEANING• Bric'·ConcretePatio p of p . 1 t & E ~l.strCharae.Uc300948. firt.·v.•ood . $75 cord fdel. P • ~ 1 o s, Pan c 11 n g , decks. Wayne. 642:8673 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <..:a rPl' nt ry, pa 111 l1 n K. By rellahle couple, good Block Wall11 BBQ Pits Qu ·1 aJn~~ n · J-."rx•t: JUST l'LUMllMG l.ic /bond /iiw. 642.2£24. C3b1net.s, etc, 492·9739 or Expr llkwaiian Gnrde n~r n1 1!lor ,rcpa 1 rs. Free rt•fcrl'IH't'll 548·6271. lte(s, I-At. $46-0&64 est~ 757~1~;.;'S.O. Ct' •CALLM2-4lll * 750-9460Jack or John. ~'!':!':~~•••••••••••• Yd"<.:l<'anups & ltauhn1 cslimatcs . .>15·1408. Thoroughly clean your WILLIAMS &SONS •IARV"S PLUMBING Ommo',mal's". 1,•,lrspf~~fris~: Custom Cabinet Making & . • Tnm & prune&l6·467s HcUinq home or apt $14 ~r wk . Masonry, Brick/Block PAPER/PAINT. 20 yrs • 646.(l807 • ford Lunds:c aping lo'inlsh carpentry. i-;uro· Allnl:l}lohdlnlr Spel c. Fri ee f:' x Perl J a Pu n es e •••••••••••••• ••••••••• J.i c 111220. H.efs, 644·2266. & Stone. Ca ll Ml l·7829 expr. N~ :ori:l , S11ve SS NO J OH TOO SMALL ,_, 7817 pt"an trained 548-2860. w.11 • ce g nsu ale ~ . · •llAUL.ING • no wait. ~Ill sfacl Ion ------,---.,--,--,,f .!-~·-""c.:.· ------~;;:;;;;;~;;;:;;;--;;;;;:;:-;-;;-1-'w~I•~•~· add on. 645·3439 G ardene_r · Co mplete y ARI) CL i-· ANUP Ex per Japanese lady de· Mo•lnc] guar. Free esl 6'5·9951 Plumber. Repair. install TulorirtCJ tdlNORlt0~1EREPA1Jt For Ciassifi('dAd ',~rd services, l'lt!unupcs ,..556.ro:17 •• :.ires housecleaning.••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ti epipe G •••• • J>lumbin~·Carpent""' .eeest.~7·2210. rte 11 ab l e. Nd s •HousePointi-* S<!f'>' c~ nes, r · · •••••••••••••••• • • .,, ACTION M I /II I I E I & I l W .• ., G G1dle). 642·931S. Piano lesions Beginntts t..:cramic tile.540·5560 C 11 llich':1YiirdSl!rvice.Rc•, !!AUi.iNG. rnoving transportatlon.642·4389. nv n g au nJ . x. n .-or uar _ 1 C 11 a a Economical & depends· by llc 'd/bonde d prof ORAINCLEANED$6.50 a!ld Adu .ts , o esu Carpentry, f"inish, Jte· model & Repair. Reas. rates. Cal l 9'19·0J19. Daily Pilot J\.l ~1 int /Sod /Ch:11nups & r leanur. Jo'rom SIO pt• HouseclecmlllCJ b I e s l u d en l a ' p ain te r. 499·4131 & Eve5,~·kndssamepr1l'e pl!lnO ma1or . ~f.8·2098 i\D·VISOH. h1Jul1ng. 673 ·0775 t'rcc Io u cl . De Pend able · 963.3447 979.9039 64().17491644 .2369, B7S·SZM. Guar 558.7380 c .61. 642·~7H est. [l48 .28f.S . Rentals lo shor• 4300 Officr Rtntm 4400 Bmlnet• nnouncrtMnts H.tpw...... 7100HolpW .. t.d 7IOOHelpW..ted 7100 HelpWaolff 1100He1pW•ltd 7100 ............................................................................................ ~-······················ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opportunity SOOS Pttsonols / l !CI 1 d t d ••••••••••••••••••••••• lost & Found s u en n ~ r£>?m· Jn Koll Business Cntr. Off , . hbo hood Be, 11 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• mates Cot hse in C.M. ~l cAr lh u r & C.ampu~ Nc1g r . t r .• r & •-·-d SlOO Male/ female. GJt·l461 NH. 314sq. Ct . at50< :;q. ft Costa l\1 e~a J()(:. Jst tJmc Lost ~ RJ.1.3071, offered. 979·126!:1. Le;1v1! ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOYS AND GIRLS 12to15. JUNIOR SALESMAN PIX Aoswering Stn". 14 Locations. Full Of' p /time shifts include wknds. Exper. pref'd. EOE.54.3-77fn, M orlo"share4B0,2frpbi._ n11 mc&ll. SJOO Hfo;WAJl lJ. J,,vst nr Pool. $95 plus util. •Shar'" Newport Beat·l1 T;i!bcrl & \Yard, 1-·v1y , Ea Ch · t k" f PL/\STICS. INJECTION 892·:.!345,Jim. nr. Airport 2 nm ofe ll!!rdwarc Store bc:teh 11 11, J Yr uld male rn .n s m as m oney w or mga ew 10TO15 Years Old J\.IOLO SET UP MAN. 1 1 cd 2 B J<"urn. s100 mo. C:.dl are<1. 1''.P. $42.000. Call GermanShtp.Hlk&lan. hours a fter school a nd Saturdays. If SOl'otf. EXP E R REQ. Aviu · mm ; r 2 Ba, Frec.Jerick 540·2270 lloll:ind lllty. 645·4170. 1\11 .... to "H1dl'r .''9Gll·910J you are honest, ambitious, and n ot GOOD PAY FOR GOOD part. turn. 1' em. Roo1n . _ · -- mate. Ne, Call Ann 800 S<irt New Mt>dic:i l f>f. 1-"abn<· Shop in busy Shop I.UST l:ite Au~. Gold a fraid lo talk lo people, phone Mr. Ean;l $20-$40 per week working after lttAN. 5'9.~·'='="=·--- 640-5.126 fit·e for lease 1. hlork Ctr. Partner split. mu~t Pearl J charn1 Bracelet. Wolfe a l 645·2873. Equal Opportunity sc hoo l & Saturdays. Huntington REAL ESTATE SALES f r 0 1n 1-1 0 a g Jl o s p s<·ll lid. hus 111css. Call Newpi1rt. C.l\J , area. Employer Beach & Fountain Valley areas onl y. ATTENTION Christian Science Indy Catu11c ts , etr, free Jr Jlolland Blty, 645:4170. Jlt.-voard 4~1:)-0M!rJ. Leave name, address & phone number LICENSED, wi shes to share ilVI lease ass11m1•d. Ci.Ill----------!·---UNLICENSED, w/n1.,.t ure lady, Lag. 548 .3451 td J)t"C JI , MewleautySolon Found dog blk w/belge Onlaperecorder.call548-5892. GETTHERED Hl·h.494·611).1 thereafter: 675 .11g9 or Jr you hke il, name your l~gs & face m1:1rkin11:s. H.lpW..tecl 7IOOHelpWantedl 7100 CA RPET G_.ogesforRent 4350 mull replies to Ari. N11 pncc. Best orrer takes. ~f /y oung vi e UC I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TRF:ATMENTI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 572. Daily 1•11111, p (l. Bu:>i: l.AX·a tt.'<I in busy park in~ 675·2533 We train you to sell 1Zx27' Garai;ce . S27 mo. ,t5f\O: Costa J\lc·sa, t.:11 ~.·',',~~·n.,1~.", .. ~7,,',~nJs,.•,~. l~n.Mn: FOUND--,-m-.-,-,-B-,-"-g_l_c, Help Wanted 7100 Hf'lpWonled 7100 cdhomcoul!'!l_:!t~._aanlasl'ac!l~r1.aml·. l acentu1 A\·e, C.ltt .1__ 1•111als only. 548.s,147 ur w/rlea eollar, 1111 tags. 2 76 Pl . !J262h " IU" .. .._ '-... DRAFTSMAN/DESIGNER •••.•••••••••.••••••••• ••.••••••••......•••.•. ·~LU ... nnrear).636·4120 Offi ct•S from 5150 sq fl. lo fiol!i··l96.'l urn & Blk ~·/wh1t1: neck OOfl-'UT Shop a ll night Management medi3tely. It you are in· 300 '' P m •CM !0<· &lcgs .96t-!·7149. s hift . No 'e xp nee. PEOPL~PERSON terested1in ea1rnhing1 big $50·Double Garage xtr·1 sq · n c ·' · · · _____ c.c.....C.----1 MECHANICAL Woman age ••.•s. Apply E.xec. loo.kmg for P.a rt money rom e s~rt • •. h d · · !\lanufacturin g area B•·auty~;1Jnn UoothSpacc . '-J . d .. d 1. -~ "1g oor. 7Z.' W. James '. , 5 . 289 · Hcntal, Highclass Shop. fOUNf>· K1tt~11. gray, 1';'1.1( in person, !\Ir. Donut, ll5 ~1me bus1ne11s assoc~ate gel 1n 1v1 ua 1:r.~ ee St., C~1 . 673·7787. 646·4296or 51 4 f..l'1 ·ll:l8. h<1ir1•d .w 1 ~1nk.ect tail. E. l7th C.M. 1n wh.olesale supplies. trainingoo the job in one SJ NG LE GARAGE Gdl\"l dclx2 r m~uiteAf<;,-Jl,l agnollu/Garf1eld J.j l} ' Bus in ess full y ofmanytopofrl ces locat· utd. pkg, SJ60. inu . !IOU1'1QUi:: SS profits for -"-~-·_5_17_•_. ______ 1 Minimum 2 years rece nt drafting Earn $200 mo. p /time. <."apitalized. Interv iew ed thruoot Orange Coun- S30.2'!71.M,2,N• TH 615-WOO <:.hr1 stmas. Be st N. U experience in manufacturing field of fo'ull er Brush Sales, local 673·2223 ty, call for further de----~~~~-===----1 -----,-------j ,..,, · ,.,.,., 1-'ounct : Dl ark & White ----------1 1 ·1 • I (7 14 ) -arl'a.675·u::i:JO /l,•IUIOC>.<J. v a lves, pumps o r c losely rel ated arca.Bill,968·8378. -a1 s . n.r e ne, OfficeRttttal 4400 Pima smoll do1o: with Florida ----------i'<ti\N/\GER: Exp. super 848.8742 Exec:uti•eSultes lnYestment Lui.:. Uni ve rs ity Pk . equipment . Must be familiar with Fu b r i ea t 0 r s & o pp. Jr. & f\lisses;f.C.C---------........................ 150 I Wotslcllff Dr. Newport Financi<1I Ctr LeasirMJ Office Space I i Ca ll on Site ~fanaiter ~-'~7~''~'~"~'~·'~'~"~·~·~,~~~6~1 c . d . d full Opportunity 5015 552·8555 ANSISTD&MIL·STD-8 .Knowledgeof Warehousemen wanted Spo rtwear Fattory REALESTATESALES ustom· ecor.ite ••••••••••••••••••••••·'----------hydraulics helpful. Equal Opportunity for L1ghl1ng fo'ixture Co. Outl el Store, Costa J • #1 s I z c v 1 e w of fi ces . CO-VE~URE Lost: HJue Am awn Par· Jo;xpe r helpful but not ?.lesa. Need top quality ; . Oln Services or Certified "' rot. Nr. Brookhurst & withnation allyknownvalvecompany. R llo E I · • h ll " neeessary. Contact Wood person. esume. x T~tll, R•oltors Professional Secretary, xc us1ve 'ranc e e Adams . JIB. Rewa rd . D 11 p ·1 ~ reception & equipment. 1 mobile home subdivision 968-5280. Lighting Fixture Co. 2031 __ •_Y_•_0_1 ____ _, •Free 15 day training •-1 d 1 w·11 •---------1 Sewdresw&•~--"rcmeflhto: SoulhE.Mai nSt.Jrvine. cou-e blk Airporter Inn. 20l!.2 u.::ngexpan ei . 1 CO·i· -r•W'f""' MASSAGETECH. •;> Michelson Dr . Irvine. venture 2nd unit. Very FOUNO : !'i1ix Shep, black PO lox 2322, Newport leach. Calf. 92663 546-290! TR.AIMEE •Cadillac far prog ram Cal!EveMoore.152·0234 profil11hle s ituation \Y ftan markings, whlon Fib f •Hawaii,Acapulcotrips whll'h will stand rip: id in· l",hest. I~ mle, 557·6020 ff9 ass Molden Young lady (18·28) Cor •15 t p I ace .5 8 I es in lusinessRentm 4450 vestigation . S25 ,0UO ,-d . . d 1 Wanted.(213)437·2949 leR itimatefulltimeposi· OrangeCoonty ••••••••••••••••••••••• minimum investmenl. 0 uhn d. re r 1 1 n Cd' w~~ u-I W Id 7100 FOREMAN lion . No exp. nee. We •1st place·li11t1nrs taken DELUXE offic~. comm'! Owner644·4670. i;:ray oun cm.:i e . m Jobs ~. 7075 nc p cm e send to SC'hool, earn in Orange County & industrial spaces. Also>I ----------Elen1 School playground. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• F'iber~lass yacht mold· Yo'hile you learn. Apply in •Isl place·listings 5old In mini warehouses in HEW PRODUCT 673·6I09 ltfale nurse v.·ould like 5 Bookkeeper RKept. ing. t.lul'lt be qualirietl. person any aft ernoon or Orange County LagunaNiguel&Mission f:XTHE~1J.-:J.Y lllGllL.ost Found : Blk Lnb. dys,anyshift.Califcert. Front o f c of busy 1_1_21_3_l_4_:n_._294_9_. ____ 1 eve.2930 W.CoastHwy., •lstplace·advertisingin Viejo areas. Jl andy to P 0 TB NT I Al. Jo"cmale Vie OCC.Choke 08424 . L oca l r e cs . Chiropractor . lmmed. Fry Cook, exper,1_N_'._B_. ________ California San Diego Fwy. 200 lo AUTOMATIC CONTROL ch a in / r I ea c 0 11 a r .. 1 _638 __ ·7_333_. _______ position. 11rs 9.1 & 3·6. breakfast or dinner; fu ll Mature bachelors wish to •lSl place-advertising in 2000sqlt.As lowasJO< OF llE ADL I G llTS, 540-1 193 Hel W.t9d 7100 Dr. Gary L. Couture, o r part time. Bob's employ married women t.heU.S.A. per sq ft . 831-1400 TA l L l.. I G II TS . P 2043 WestcUff Dr. Suite Fam•'ly Resl-u-anl 1,09 r h h •1st place winner REW ~~~~~~~~~~II~~~~~~~~;;;;;! PARKING LIGllTSANI> t.1ale Jong haired Sheep ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. • or ouse old manage. H B • c t t • . 3200Sq FtC-2store front R Cl-...... 107,NB645-5300. So. El Camino Real, San ment in Laguna Beach. ome uyers on es $140 up s tore-ofC1ces cpl!! with 6 drive-in bay§. E l'ol E R G E N C y dog mix ubt 25 lbs salt & A ec. ~ Clemenle 492·1l53 Cooking skill!! important. Ir unhcensed, let us as· Call M1 Howard 645 6101 drps . air bath. 17301 Ideal ror auto or boat WAllNING FLASHER pepper found 11·2' vie lOKey,llletyplng. CASHIER S4.00perhr.497·2360 sist youin obtain!ngyour- BeachBl,H.B.842·2834 service. 585 W. 19th St, LIGJITS. 2·palenls. Brookhutst Yorktown GnteralOffice Fulltimeonly.21+. GMerolOfflce 1 --~------1 RealEstateliceme.Call CM. Days 5"0·5710, eves Outstanding coverage. H.B.962·4034 Wllllngto leam insur. 5Locations. lm med Opening. F.x-MedicalTronscriber llllRory SINGLE lo 6 rm suitea "~"·ll68l In 5 ta 11 ° n an Y · Cuts:tencils LlleoCc METRO CAR WASH · · ed C JI Fasl E•pe'I & ex~·,.d 9•2 6691 ' A ·1 I I h rr· .,..., automotive vehicle, Los, 1.: German Sho. rtha1 r NIGU.EL · pen ence reqwr · a -,. • va1 · n Pus o 1ce1----------< 1 t f l.. & 2950 HarborBl,Cf\1 for interview on Dec. l & only. Busy surgica ofc. bldg nr. OC Airport. Full lftduslrlm Rtttlal 4500 motorcycle, motorboat. oin er, em. · iv er Per'SOnnel Agency 2. 586-1973 ask for B.J . Jn · Newport. Send resume lo I · I R 40 000 proven miles Part y,·ht. 65 lbs. Vi c. Vons ...,60 F •-Rd S 49 h. led 21 serv ce inc : ecep. ••••••••••••••••••••••• kn.own a!I AUTO M.ATIC Center, Beach &r: Atlanta. "" 1 orU'Cs · te as ter.i wan • yrs or terviews Dec 4 & 5th on· Classified ad no. 569 c/o lionist, conference rm, 2000 Sq Fl oCCice & C 0 NT R 0 L 0 F llB.Reward.536·3046. (3 FlagsCenter) older to work al the OC Jy. Santa Ma rgarit a Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, ~erox, automated typ. warehouse s pace direct-HEADLIGHTS AND 131~1477 Fair Swap Meet . In·, ~W~a~l=•~'~D~i,~l~·-----l'"C~os~ta~M~e=s!a~,C~a~92~626~~· -I-;;;'~~~~:;';:;':';;:~ g,etc.Call 833·3640 ly a c ross rrom OC l..OST Small black L N'• 1 tervlews 10 am Sat. &1-PARKING LIGlfTS, eic· · aiuna laUe Sun. back door of Snack GIRLS·GIRLS·GIRLS lt100ELS ·P.fA.5SEUSES REALESTATESALES PRIMI: OFC SPACE Alrport54B·l480 peeled to outsell com· Coc.kapoo wlwhlte chanl ;;;;;;;;;~7.::~;;;;;;;;;;;I!~;~::::.~:::. E I " Olod I li m ited openln11 for" binedunit.SO.asscmbled. whiskers. 492·6148 or r. .ashyl Nun job, ~ay or Mgure escd. EscdcoTrts, quatitied salespeople. If Udo Vlllaqe & Lease 1,000 sqrt w/office 492 1543 AVON 1 be 1 1 rug . o exp. nee., we asseuses ne . op h . ShopAreo 110-220 V, heat, hot Low cos t . Cu s lome r 1.c.cc..·=~·'-------I e, mu11t exper. ul train you. You must like m oney. New s tudio. you are onest,energeUc water, new building, gd operated di11play, as· LOST Dark Black Tabby or part·time, Call Cor-In· people & be at least 18. 63l·38ll and interested In high 1 3ui~!6VlaLldo600,Hl 1 local.845-22-44 . sembled. Cannot forget Kitt e n In Balboa NEEDEXTIA tcrvlew.673·9393. Apply any .an. or eve.1 -----.------1~.arnin.g goals you must 5 ""' apr,rox. sq l. f----------1 and leave lighls on or off. Penin!l ul a area. t575 -lZ76. 21l2 Harbor, Costa Mesa. Nurses Aide , nigh~ & 1nvest1gate our-program Vi ew fac ng Vi a Lido. AIRPORT operate s Au T 0 -$$TO MAKE ~ _ _ _ _ p /tlme day. Raleigh and COMPA RE. Ask for ~~·pa~~~~f,\e~:1~r ~~~~~~e,\~ ~'rJ,l~LAYLb1;. ~lipo ~ ~~1:,~~~fa~~. g~:id~~~ c~:~I~~s Clerk-Typist ~ w11s11osp.,645·5701. anap twithHalcoor. 2 ai r conditioned offices, switch. Exclusive rights, hearl·broken. Liver & needed for the Laguna HAPPY NURSI NG F 1 ~Et¥1~ g1o~ ~ F C ample parkln1. $50,000. Active sa Jes white. 642·8399. Earn them as an AVON Beach oCCice of the Deily THAMkSGIVIMG LV.M. •' partner, $15,000 for JS'X. Piiot. Must be dependa· 3·11 shin, C /lime. BLOG of net. Con!lider guaran· LOS-:C:: Lge Dalay Dog, REP R ESENT ATIV E . ble, able to type electric Irvine Personnel Agency NURSES AIDES HarboratAdams,C.M. i-~,oyally b•sls .wn·ie possibly let out by the Sell beautlCul gifts, '5WPM h di h 488E.17lh,CoslaMesa Air cond, elect, cpta, ..... " .. I jewelry, co11 m e tics. • en e Pones Suite224 642·1470 All shifts. Xlnt bene. to: Walter R. Stevens, Edlson meter man. V c. and front counter. Prefer Park Lido Conv. Center djrpa, musie, elev., 2294 ·A Pac lClc Ave Santiago Rd, CM (Mesa Cmaol~e·,,~.·1·17s04howl o~ozuch~,.w,h. resident of Laguna ~ 466 Fla gshi p, NB . anitor, ample prka:. All COM~ANV Costa Mesa, Cal. 92627 " del Mar) 548·1852 ..... Beach. Ex~ellent co~· H osp i la I . Aides & 642·8044 . __ _::=::;:.:.;;=:'...!!"'°""'- incl. 3 min. S.D. &5 min. RE,\ I.TORS ~~~~'.'.:.:~C.":~.'....-l;LOST;';;;';:'--;F~=;1 '-;1ri:;::h:-;Se;:;tt~7~-1~359~.~~~~~~~I pany benefits. Apply 1n Orderlies, immed open·--.--------( Real EateteSales tuv/N.B. Frwy11 , 7 min. SINCE 1944 Monty to Loon 5025 : ema e s ·I· persontothe ings. Trainees ok . Nurs,ing Atte~d ant. ex· Newport /I rvine area. aairport. M. R. Stever. 671-41,00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• terfleacollaronlyldent. Bab Ill cdcd £ 3 Or-0Coa1I ""·0400 peril. Bayview Conv. The ''national bul ,u~:!~c.~55~7~-0~13~6~o~r~6<~6~<1396':"!'~l;;'.:~:o:''W'::;:::;-~;;;;;;l •---------I Vic. 13th & Walnut HB. )'S ern~ . or yr -·'7 """' · · hb 1 .. 1 1 :"' PR 11125 960·2273/536·9577 old, CdM a1rltne couple Daily Piiot 11ospltal. 2055 Thurin ne1g or Y w nn n g 60'PERSQFT :tentalsWanled 4&00 IVATEPARTY ' reg. hrs. weekends & 330 W.BaySt. Ave,CJ\1642·3505. team with high comm/ 1a17 WESTCLIFF·NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• will make 2nd 'wtonafs 5350 over night&40-5143 Coeta Mesa HOSTESS spli.t, training prog,am, AGT. 541 .5032 1·2·Br.1 hse . w /gar., fncd. fnnl de•ds, credit ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equal Opportunity Apply In Person Nursing.F\Jll &. Pit RN's & nation wide referrals and ------'--'"-"-'---1 yd . n C.M. Mature ti rt I! Drinking problem ? BANK Employer DailyBetwna&$pm LVN 's. Immed. open· more . Cen tury 21 , P\Jmlahed office. Bank of wkng. man 2 mellow no "'PO an Call Alcohol Helpline GENERAL CLERK Tbe Ancient Mariner ings. 642·0400. MacArthur al Ford Rd In Costa Mesa Plaza, I& dog$. S'lOO. 645·7094 · · Call Broker 24 hrs a day 835.J830 (Hunt. Bch Branth) Coolls Assistant 2607 W. Coast Hwy, NII the old ranch house . .., mo. 556·3900 2 or 3 Bd on Pen1n ~ula * Sl0.4781 * •Bank Eicperience !\tale or female. 19 yn & PA.NCO, LTD 1;"~°"';;;;950~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; C 1 1 1 r t .... ~~~~~~~~~1 PREGNANT? •AccurateTypist 0 v er. Eves . 2 1 5 Creators of Savage & NEWPORT, full service om p e c Y ur n . -Caring conCidentlal •ShorthandHelprul Riverside Ne 548•7418 & Ho u se keeper ·oldcr Earthenwearneedshead garden oCfice suites, '"!1°0lh Dec i 5-Jan. 15 · counseling & reCerral. ApplylnPerson &46-82SI ' womanwanted lolive·in. cosmetic compounder. REALESTATE varlouaai:r.es, rrom 43<' In · Call 57S·6496. l•---------1 Abortion, adoption & Personnel otnce · with Newport Beach Top pay . Phon e OPPORTUNITY --Cl uUI & janltor1al serv. Glettelale ln•e1tment keeping. Goklenst• lank Ocliverym:tn, over 21. LA ramily. Salary + room & (714 ).540-0737 Well located RE offiee ·nr airport 9'19·6666. lusinni ftn••sl Corporation APCARE 547·2563 10230 Paramount Bl Times route. Cosla Mesa board. Cal l 640·8044 . f--~-H'"O,-..,,T-IC_E_..,.._ n eeds 2 11 ce n1 e d Lg. exec. oCClce avall. RnClftCe Pri•at•fundsfor2nd SS£GE Downey.213/923-9461 are:t. No collect. Must H k . h how Daily Pilot Class· salt>spenpll'. Buainess is I I I T MA "' EqualOppor. Employe' h ave d e p e nd . car. ou!le eeper wit car. greatl! Your own desk ,,..Jsecre:tar a 11er v ces ••••••••••••••••••••••• rvstOel'd Loons. FIGURE MODELS 546.6427, Pvt. room & bath, TV, ified ads display their and phone. Call Corin· tn r luded . Overloo k s lwiness Reasottable terms. ~}l~EA~UTl~CC~IA~H~st-1~~~;c.;;;:;;;;;:;:-;.;;;;l cg~d~.:!••~l~s~ry~.~6!~3!:·662~!•~~1 messages with legibility terview. Ornnge Co. Ai rport. <.:on. OpporlWllty 5005 1711 ''8"" W I llff ESCORTS 'W/loll . New N.8 . ••Ion DENTALRECEPT. lt1 in 2 HOUSEWIVES cd and impact ? Our ads, we W.E. L.achenmeyer, Rllr toct Ka••,·e lo' de1 a,·1s ••••••••••••••••••••••• •s C M want lo d J II ui Outcall· Appt. only 644 0661 S40-858.Z · yrs ex per. usl type:, · . are prou o lay, rea y 1860 Newport Blvd. CM "752·<847 Earthworms : J\cady to 631-2233 Home-Office·Studlo · or · know all phases or front work Cor cleaning get r es ults. Phone 646·3928.eves;S73-457T ~•I MO FREE RENT• spilt 6 bins. Bargain Mon•y Wont•d 5030 63l·l8l I BEAUTICIANS .Qpr desk. Salary &r: benefits jen;lc~. ~art time. Call l ~64~2~·567~8~·~.--:~-=~I~~~~~~~~~ 1·2·3 Rm. oCflces Crom Bonan:r.a at $600. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' w lfollowlng. Will pay open.640·0300or833-0818. 6ts~~, aggedy Ann1.1·HetpW •t3S per mo. Near lumber lncl.531~ FOXEY GIRLS Out-Call high comm or booth DENTALA.5StSTANT •••••••~•••••?!~~~~!!:snted 710(1 Al.rport, No lease r eq. U LI ~ EARN M a11saa:e. U-Call. We· space rental. 644 ·2138. Ch 1 'd 3 d . k Lacly who needs $500 mo& ••••••••••••••' 833.32%) 9Til noon quor C from I 0010 to 17 .400/o co m e . Sp e: c I a 11 :r. e BEAUTY OPR. Leading F : 1rt'1 ;,· o u t ~YI rwe : up. ~ales oriented. Phone FREI: RENT Qra~~~oK~~·t~~.genl IHTE:REST Oft Parapleglca. 542·3189 N.B. Salon. Ask for JI ' construction prac. Exper Manlyn, 968"8378 MANAGERS & OfOces as low as 3.Y per $)2,875 hlCJhty secure 2nd SPIRITUAL READER 844-7~1 . Eves, 552·~ req. 645-4070. l..EGAL SECRETARY, '·SQ It. Minion Viejo & Cal1M r.Win11lon f'ollect frvsld•ed1.CaU OJ:!enlOAM·l OPltf BEAUTY OPERATOR Dental Office, exper. mature 3 yrs. exper . ASSISTANT MANAGERS Laa:una Nlauel. 200 to 1213) 272·42-19 •--Lor 510•4781 Advic:eEonlCaJI ml alRlerii:1• a aulttanll 2 ii:hempoo nccess. Lab&: 1en'I front busy general practice In 2000 n 8311400 j~lu:U:iT5i:tC;p--1 ~~~~;;::;;;;:;;;.;;;;~1 313N. am no ea · 1 1 d • f N It R 1 Santa Ana Salary $700+ "" . . IU.llTTSHOP SanClemenJ.e.For appl .• r ...... 1ary & oc. on 1mo er .••. 547-9773 . Hamburrer Hamlets 492.9034 492-9136 bclncf'IU, full or part-time Reply toClaaalned ad no.1 _________ 1 '"'"Law Office Nel5 Sl$.2G6·11elC opcrat· ~C!CJf•· Trust Richard Ouellette 200 568. c/e Dally Pilot. P.O. Live.Jn CompRnion Nr fNear OC Airport, S.D. Ing. FP129.500. Deids SOJS HAMCYS OUTCALL Newport Center, N.O. Box 15fi0, Costa ~tesn., Ca ocean. CdM . 45 or Over . Due to our present rapid e"'tens ion freeway, View Office In P aul C~=~l Rcalto::.,~-6142 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M•!'ISRRe. Call I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J~92026~!!,-:--:-:---::---::-I Ute h11e~Tk for 1 lady. program we a kin " well •Ppoln<ed suit•. ~ LOANS t 80% 12131421·0574 I' Mus< dri'e. 673-4009 or ' • re see g e nergetic Recept ion, central COFFEEs110P lolTDU~..,o .. ,'11• i---------1 Bo'l,s & Girls °::!i!:11~~ttYp~~~=i ~~:1;;;";;•·;;'1168;;;;;;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I peoplewhowtsh lo progress quickly v>bone, libra ry, Xerox. Refurb•"•hed. seals 28 Tired ~t•inc alone o< lfy YOU prove t. o be stable & dedicated. ample free p a rkln 1 "' lO to l years tagc. Dai-slat &r: plaque control in-& S th b"t· SJ.1.1822 Excelle nt locat ion In 2nd TD Loons or11ta1 nghomet IY Pilot delivery routea structor. Chalrsldo ex-posses C a 11ty to lead & '"'-;c..;='-------1 Coat• Mesa . Ideal family FsirestTerms lillncel&49 Edutated, discreet. may be avallablo in your per. Xray lie req 'd. Xlnt LOAM motivate people, your future is wit" h Larte single office in Law opt r-a tlo n . Ask l n It athletic, youthful malt arta. Earn profit Corde· oPpor. Sal open. 842·6631. l'IOCISSORS us. M anagemenl experi' e n ce Is ,_'Su fte. Xlnt N.B. loc. $29,000.HARBOR SatMer Mh). Co. escort. availabl le tor liveries " cash. trips or Downey Savings & Loan deslra ble, but not n cccss ary .Ubrary, Xerox, RectP· 642·2111 $45.()611 wocnenon Y· mereha.ndl•e for scllinl DIETARY SPVSI h111J Immediate openln11 I ,.~ .... lst,/Secretary area. INVE.ST61.1'!_~~TCO. Calle•es:C94-<lt 74 new 1ubscrlptlons. For FIT for 144 Bed SNF in Orange County for ~-~c-~1!~. t salary. Co mpany patd -_.... ....._.. 2nd TD Locmt1 W...ted Solid C'U tit c· • Information !,lease call Previous dietary ex pr. convenllonal loan pro· ucua "'° BuyT.D.'1 fOT'Ca1h. 1 zen, ere 11' 842 4321 'o S n--. Mull have <•m· c .. -Musi h Appl Mo th Fr" 9 a -Space11 J\vall: (1) AP· Sale of two dtak employ · Ln11ns on 2nd T D '1 clau. ieeka lady 19·41. Cl · · s m • n p1"'-.. be lied -1·• · 1 avcl e:x· Y n ·ru J Alrf·No0n NewLoans·2ndT.O.·s notove.rJ40lbl,nochild. ementf'-. a n Juan et~ or enro in per. n proce1s ng rom GEH ·<:I'"* 800 aq. n.. (25t aq. mtlnl IAI •1•n,cy NW /greal ............ · l30.000. fWO.S.f.76 Capistr.ano area, call upproved course. Gd . documents throUJh fund· ER ·L omcrs "ti.) (2) 3 roorn'oCfic:t, SlOO po tn a n ewporl _.... f-'""-="-------1 '9S-OS30 ana Mission Vie· waaH & bllneflts. i\pJlly Inc. · " mo. In lar1e office bldl Cente.r, low overhead. E<i\dty Jnvsmt. Di 1i:. J El T II I -1313 N Co !let p Io 1 322 Ho. Foothfl R,. •-..._ -at 2108 N. Main, Santa R•a•onable term• at· BAltNETTMTG.CO. SELL Idle items with a ~1.f3tO. oro area, ca 0 · f'v.·m•n " S4;~2ne tP ...,. Dll'Y-•• , .. 1 TnRBELL.. 1926· I 9 76 ;\na . C•I I for In fo ran1ad. 4J4·'532 af\er 7 20Yr1 ln0111 Cly, Dally Pllot Claulrted Ad. Equal Oppor. Employer J-'-Ac.'.;.•·..;;K"B".-"Ml-·>55-"'-t"-, --Equal Oppor, E mployer ..... OpporhfttJ Em,loyer ~Jll!!;;l!J29~~~·===========oJ~P~M~::0,==========:.:::::J..:::=~G45~~21~3~·~•n~y~l~im~•==:.t~ll42~·>61~8~.===:=:::=::=~.::::~~~~J.~~~~~W~1~nt~ad~reo~~ul~1'~~6<~2~ .. ~,.~7~~~~~~~~~;!_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ °' I I ' I II • RECEPT·TVPJST from now lhru April for beach area accountJn1 olc. Call 646 4444 for info. RETAIL SALES POSITIONS RN Emergency P /time, 3·11 :30 & IIPM · 1 :30 AM . Xlnt working roods. E.O.E. Contact 0 . Roache, R.N. Costa l't1 esa M emorial Hospital, 64Z·27:W. Here 's How You Can Use Our Famous Dime-A-Li ne s • 9tfng them or rn •ll tMm wftft con.ct c:a.h · to one of our 5 cotWenlent office•. • No •w••tock, ptoduce « plantt. • No oommen::lal edt eHowed.. • IEac:h teem mu 11 be pf1ced wtth no it am ovet*25. · J DAILY"'-OT "9. ' S.tutdaY Nowmbtt 29., 1,.9"/,,&. -="~=~-~~ • our famous DIME-A-LINES • • • ' • . ' • I• . g!) DAILY PlL(J I Sllurday, Nu\.ufnO..r LJ, '"''~ l,,,Cll'OCJtf S.Cll• aoss Mite.ell••--1010 Mi•c.ellcn"*-1 1010 TV. ledlo. Trelportaffon ""'° Stnlc•. A;;'-dlse AntfqtMs 1005 DOCJt 1040 """""""''"0 ""' .... ,.................. ....................... HIFI, -1091 ...................... Ports t4G41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••Sal • Sun t -4. 20241 W Complete u t ol carp.en· ••••!••••••••••••••···~ Alrcr9ft ti I ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-i-8005 •• Antique Bullet 1930 OarUng Samoyed.' pup· N""'n>I\ Ln. HB. Russ. ANTED ...... handtool• In ,.,. •• RCA ...... TV ConM>l•2' ...................... us. mac• f•Cbe•1 Lu•. :-•••••••••••.,••""•• M"'l "ll.toumuchfurn: pies.<» left. 110 Cl<h. rlrpo,toya,d<>lhe1. TOP CASH DOLLAR •lum•num chest on btautpldu"',•"'t<Ond. CtTABRIA-Almosl new, U<l, 101 w/bub• • PUIUCAUCTIOH PriP\y,SlS·'238. SSl·~. &JperGarag•S•le.•'·m. PA ID FOR YOUR •'hffll.ZSOCliffDr.,Apl. RSll.S..fZ"l'l ~ bn total lime. Top dlromelyp.$10orbnt. MANY ITEMS OF Fl " JEWEL.RY, WATCHES. ll, La1una Beach. New 1.efttU. AYanU co&or ~«lr;'"~'p;m;on~t~>'2;r.:.""'::::=-:-=l~-~~1~"°~----=-=-= J E W E L R y A ~~ Appllancet 80 I 0 AdOC'1ble Wire llalr Tf'r· & hsehld 1ood1, ('loth.in1. ART OBJ£CTS. GOLD TV I t OBJECTS. ANflQU•:S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rier AK<.:, 8 mo1 old etc 311 Mesa Dr • CM i~; ~ E ~U ~ ~R: IC A NE '. MIWsc~CI!'!°"' eoot:J..n::.s~ ,;./.;.~'io e C .lJ"• Sal« 9120 CIOuJct '$JO F IN E t'URN .• ETC Oshwshr, w11hrs & dyn, Reuonable&4&-7800 Lotsu goodies.really lillllCV 1011 ,._ PHO E , d ... ••• •• 1 h S s TlQUES. MS·:ZZOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stereo copo/1pkr1/ re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• I · N fOR INFO & rrcon .11:uar......., ...... ..,. 8 Brittany Spanltl, M , 7 c eap a t / un /213$1 ceiv I b 11000 k MINI c $890up '38 Chry.R-al. BROCllURE. 645·2200 839-7620 mo. A.KC, Papers, ~O Dockside H B 962·7493 PUILIC AUCTION SS CASH S$ FOi d.r~er ' m Shelis $1~r.~~up . Ma '. 4doof, Goodc~ltkm. Apt. size Ma)'tall MINI MS·l6tl9 OVIMGi MANY ITEMS OF FINE Good used fum/refrig1 Jorw•Y MS W 18th, CM 5'$-$311 ANTIOU. ES WASllF.R & !)RYER OUTM OF STATE t:STATE J EWELRY, t'rusJstove1.S4&-0'JU. Sony 17 '' C.olor T .V.I !-~!!!:1~· =:.-:.:.....:.::::__:_~G.;;;db'~;;'t,;;-1i;;5 COAt BO XI l d Yort&i•sAKC ART OBJECTS, AN· . w/1latld.boul'.hll'71,gd.j· ood bome for l lSS "nfEMARK£TPl.ACE .• n con . 114·T78-12'$6. t:veryth1nl(~1 USTMO! TlQUE.'i, FINE Ft.IRN Want ed. Sm a 11 cond.ll7S,Mll5ZS ton.cab.over. DeSoto 2 dr" HemmJ. CONNt:C1'10N 6'&5·8913. Couch & chair, L11.n.: cot £TC. PflONE t'OR 1N'. Playhouae. A}ao. Desk,. sleeps 4. Xlnt cond. Good eood. Body •ood 10~ orr w•'th lh•• ••I Far bcrw.a re b roi 1 er· IJil.?berman Pinscher pup· fee tu bit:, antique 11uint f'O & DR OC H URE Reuonable. Good cond1 · loah I: Mcrlee Sll!J:i 548 . 6886 61~3340 • 17 00So.GrandAve. rotisserie w /motor Plt!I, pure bred, red,, 5 inM.antiquemirror.toys, oo.Zioo · Uon.545·19:13 ~,....... J --N-~=:.·:'.:Oc::=h"-ll--l.::CC'.::'.:'.::------- 1 t l 'k wk11~.646·7603 wamcs, garden pots. 11.L-I al ••••••••••••••••••••••• ewcampers e 4Wh..e1Dri•ff tlSO -·nta •na . ..3.4881 .arges sr., 1 c nu . SZ5 _.c #!.--al ....... " ...... 84 1 . 1 9 1 0 Fr 1 y 8045 headphones, t•;ir Cancelled Contract. 2000 lnstnm t 8013 ~ 9010 focS'bedP/U ••••••••••••••••••••••• ff 0 OU spt:ukt rs, lots of books yds carpeting below ~n~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300.968·4143 SAYE NOW ....................... ' ' . . ...................... . GE 1-.:lloelric Dryer, Ex· fl EL p ! Litt 1.. t I g e, record album,,, dishes, cost. I install S41 ·8729 . OWld 0 SO acoustic ••ult•• BOY SCOUTS NEED MA'"::T.c c'·· ccllentCondition.4years ,_ new & expcrienred . ' • BOATS. Tax Advan· -,.. old ~.67~·2250 striped kitty 9 m<>s old m en's & women's Firewood Org, Euc . S18 w/case. Perfect cond1· tagn eallS48--ff90 Sc tn 9150 1.c.:.:..=c..::=-==----I needs home a nd love' clothinll & rnuch much cord. de\. Oak. Coast lion. Must aell, SjjC. S250. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• G.E. 8' Self defrost. While lie's very soft , very more. Saturday, ioam to Fi re wood Supply, 75 1·4fi60 SeH/Rent 22' Chri• Craft, '74 HONDA CB·l2'5 slrl"el, Chrishnas Shop at: BIG SWAPMEEf Gd cond. Buyer mu,1.I sweet. Moving & can't 4pm. 16211 t-;ag le St , 581·1122. Bau Viol Joha R Like new. $8 hr. or sell excellent condition $.150. #}IEWORLDS ''""'po".SHJO 545021< keep.C•ll&l6·1'84 '!"nlington Be"h (off Rrewood Stock Up 1064. g~od c~ndrt~~~'. ...... ..,.,.,., .,....,. . ! GREATEST Uprightf•"«" $1 25. C•ll BEAGLE PUPPY AKC Grnham & M"do•·la•kl S7>cord del, 642·2624 $32>. >48-7117 ~> KIYAK ~O Hood• 100. I.ow mi. ~.SWAP MEETI, tOSt'e1n~r~~n. ~id~.049g~~:;:hgent loves WB~~~Y~~11~;1~~~~· Lennox China (Olympia E~=~~~iop< yGS7u•i.t ar' Less XlnlC~l642-l&&a $I SO. szso. Pri-;!~e~rt. THE 0·1 MONfHlV U.STOF' 75L...ic""''" 6Tochooteft'- Ex11mp1e: 75 Lanclcf'lli1er 72l N CD'I s l 9 Gold I 12 place settings ~-N ,. 8 3 Wh irlpool Brand New We1ma rancr 7 mo old arca!iSUS " a neverusedS400.644~b'1 &12-2159 loah,Mcriat 1968 1londa ''Superhawk" 4-Speed, ai r shocks, nun ov .. ..,, am· pm St ,. r 1 •-• h ud •· Ontari S .cl ovr., .. nrnlnR Tvp Will em. Rrea companion A Sat 10·5 Drexel furn ----p d -..-,,....... 9030 3<» • in good condition. Wam ub5, m •IDOW • . • P"C way s11crif11.·e S.125 %84862 forlov1nghome&46·91~ easel, lo~ely antiqut's'. Gaffers & Sattler dis-5 c. ~fcrcury rum set .4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nmswell.$375.497·2076 062NOM . Onlano, allf 1'1\1 ---d . 1 f hwasher 1 yr old white Cymbals + xlras. Xlnt l . 1..:.::.::..::.::::::..::::..:'-"::..;::..:::_1 I For1nfo 213 /W0 7927 Collie/Shepherdfemalc.4 c~('O ~a or it em~ 6~~ l'a1d SJOO. Wanl $125: cond.$175.968·1202. TralerforLidol4 l9'74A'T(:·90Honda, good S4777 -----llot1101nt Gas Dryer S50 months nld . Needs large ris ma~ Riving. ' 5407982 SlOO cond'l' S3S0 C II ft Tun1oftheCentury,sterl WhirlpoolGasdryer$8.'i: yard.6461880 Orch1d1Cdri.1 _____ _·_ Yi\MAllA ClarinetinXlnt 673·0633. 5PM~~2427 · a a er :0 l • in g flatwar1· 1-.xtra G&:S blt1n dis hwasher -. -~ r S·t S '.\.I Sohmcr piano, console Cond. P.lust sell. $155. loah p 9040 .~1111 f.ID1A I pH1 cc e s 1 . G or h a m , 575. Guar J)cl 546_11612 1 HF.AGLF. P 1 U 1 P l'Y A 1 KC ;~b)' lhatn gs· ~i"e3d ·s~anrt blonde. Zl yrs old Xlnt. 642-JS41 . • •••• ; •• ~!~•••••••••• Honda Trail 90. Lo miles. ~ wn aron1a . LuxenlHJUr~ -----mo., 111te 1genl-ovcs d J . ' r ood $600 Widdicomb A.&.11 r... Xlnl $200 or offer :. ·. Hcc<l&:Barton'.\. 1 . 1 J<'Slll.'A.action 80l 5 kids499·4l31 11r1 Sk1~.w lstc p1nh1n 1· · h vn•Cerumitur.& 21' Cruisealong Ca bin~~~~ ··.'· TOYOTA · ' · ' din,i.::s buols 1)()ll s & ("ar con emporary ;irrn<· r S.-.1__. 8085 C · · bo d H II · ....,.;oo,.,J ' No dealer~. Call 548 li295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --:-', , . · . · ·.: . J:ld tweed , xlnt cond ~,..,. .. "'"" naser . 1n ar . u an . or 642 . 8251 . · We1rnar.u1 e r 7 mo. ?ld '.~<=~. ~hsc ~42 Santana $\OO 640.5615 ••••••••••••••••••••••• One cond., eng needs re· "75 Yamaha 400 Endro. Lo . 1966 Hoibo•. c M. 1146.tJOJ. **I BUY** fem, ~real ron1pan1on Circle 11 B 1'142 4605 · Sey chrs $8 /up, exc svl pair. $600. Definitely sell · miles. $200 take over · : Mu s l se ll 10!1 Pll't'e (ioocl Used 1-'urniture & .!._orlov1nghome64Utl7K.'> Old Si lver. (.'hina. Skis, Japanese eoffee tabh.• ch rs $15 /35, scy dsks. ing it for le!!S I.ban it's paymt.s.645 -1455 '67CJ 5 Jeep.Suspension. ' 'fbeodorc, l-l uv1land ft:n1 . ~pphances-fJH I will AK C Fe 111 a 1 e M in [. Root~. l'i'tlar Ches I, &: game table w 1·1 t•hrs. blk Ele<.· lypewrilers. Pierce. worth. 613·3074 . front end & trang com- . 640pr~sl·~,,.;h1na . Uy appt Sl•ll for You . Schnauzer , spayl'd Also more. 411 lle li otroµI'. n?us.t .. couch flsl offer. 861 W.19th, CM 645-7411 . 2 What a Christmas Gift! pl~t e lly r e ~lt, $2600 • ..,.,... MASTERS AUCTION spayed female Cu t . Cdf\-t . in ;illt'.°I'· Sat u 4 _960·4125 * 8'MOftttrey• 1913 Yamaha lOOMX ·i..:"'.:c_°"'=:.-·------ Jron beds. some w/brass 646-8686 & 833-9625 S.12·097:! 673·6569 One of the best. Must xt r as . F as l , c lean ------for Sall"' lrVI/\(' <.;ountry cu~ See! 846·3848. 644-1511 '1..6 Jeep CJ.7 ~-up, Ouk claw foot tbl. Aft 6-Call 842-1542 Pure Bred Male Sprin~er B&G Chris\m;is Plates, Club Golf Family ml'm· ~ Loaded wilh.,equipment Northwood waler sets. 8 -: -~----'--1 Spaniel. 2 yrs old Lo\•es toys , butcher top !bl. bership. $650. 6'15·06 11. "'~'I 18' South Coast runabout, Roffe Ski pants. Org & including 8 uto m atic ,(;arvinal. Verlys, jars. 1cyclrs 8020 , , f , Lapstrake, 6 cyl. Gray. yell, 34 long, cost SGS, sell l · · 'th I famps misc Sat 9 _ 4 Pl\l ••••••••••••••••••••••• l hildr\:n ,644-56 15. ur111tur<'. hous.-warts. Lionel Trains ('iris 26.. Topcond.S3000.6'1"'·ll2' $30.&42·98T7 ransm1ss1on. w1 ow · • -etc. Sat 9 4 1812 Port 0 . · · ' · ~ J range Quedor trac. MaR 2921 Redwood Ave C M . Used Bikes & Parts. Buy, Toy Austrahan Shephard. ~fanleigh. N u 644 1730 Ike · l I I e we 1 J! ht · '\. wheels, tape, roll bar & B d . sel 1 & l rad c . 2 4 88 Small. lovable, suJ>('rb Rl>asonable 841 ·241:! 40' Chris Craft, twill V-8. 1913 Ya m aha 750. Xlnl more. Less than 2•000 .. '",' bch w /&t anopy Ne.,.,. po r l _R 1 ' C 1\1 . walch do,g. &15 0022 Anl1que·Collect1blt' Sale oe;S\O Semi auto pilot. Xtrtis for cond. Mus t Sell . $150. mi l e s . V K y 2 2 5 • cusom sears !ipread s.127910 -~ Sul ·Sun dealers OASIS cruising & live a board. 646·3534 $650. complcte.644 ·11 &1 Fwniturt!' 8050 welcome 't~urniture-WATERIEDS STARTING $17,000. 962·2006,847-8166. .XR 75-Honda Ser11000068. 0 kV . S I.kl~<; ~1s1k1 S('nu·pro I ••••••••••••••••••••••• y,·ood ~tove,-wagon ~ A J $5188 a 1clon ;111 ·ecrl·lary Sl>tl xlnl cond ~00 ur For Sale, K~ Sz Hed , 2Tree '71 Model Glastron 14 ' effWard -Supertrick S22.'>. bi:st offi:r 1 :-12-2159 01netlc. Couch &: l~ov · whls & antique odds & '...Aof land HEW BUSINESS? runabout w/40 HP Mere, 673-1933 • fl4 <11Hil ~ eseat. Cull b('f 5PM ends. Old y,·c~tern min · "'"1"' s s p f all elee -justoverhauled, Shore<rnt ----'--'-' ll ir)c·li•, Hcd ll c;ii·h 493_,1~or-l!IJS229 ln,llcamptrivia~100's of W/every <'Omplete unit ro essional logo de· top shapeSlOOO.w/cover '74 XR15 Bice Com. AMC J~ , (.'riu~er, elL·an SICIO. l'.lll _ 1temi'i . 305 A~·cn1da San Now till Christmas signer has the answer for notrlr. 615.7518 mod ified . $395 . firm 1'·12 !•Y4A l.i v rm , has s ofa & Pablo. San Clemen le (off 1775 Newport Blvd CM SiRns. letlerheads, bu.si· 247532A 833-9442 16751 Beach B vd. llull·;ibt•d Also, niode rn F.l Camino Rt•al) 498 ·0998 645-2732 ness cards etc. 837 ·2881 Diesel Trawle rs '70 T . h Huntington Beach Need •port• equipment 1 ' ···'·'· twflrm set All fair cond 30 . 36 . 40 . 50 . 71 nump TR6C 650ce 848-8066 $ 175 . 546 _ 401 1.i. Sat -Sun . Furniture, Hdcraftd. ~d s . wanted on Startin~ from sis.ooo to Nol together , Customl------C.C.'--- -=-----1 free7.cr. refn,g, misc. See consignment Bal. Is. Pe+s 8087 S22SOOO Chop. Lots chrome J eepCherokee l.i1-:ht hlut· vclvC't lo a pprf'C i'a te . 26635 shop/673·6490 /898-5204 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATLANTIC PACIFIC firm 833-3186 Wrceked, P~rts. :1 S1>tl Sch<A·inn girls tukt" !'.nf:i, 515, Oesro. ~1 iss1on Viejo R 1 S R" Talking parrot.yellow MARITI ME CO )46-S392even1ngs hkl· Ill'~ s9;, Ca ll fi·l2·H~-tKI f"t"l·l-5708 ----ee mower, ears. 1 napcd Amazon, vry tame · GO CART. 4hp. Briggs ___ __:-.c·~::.::::__ ___ IFnr Sa le -Austria n ski self ·p~opelled , Perfect comes wi. cages $250_ 646·5491 646·64Z7 Str aton eng. 55" steel '71 Landc ruiser. Gd. cond, CAl\1PAJ:-;I,\ ·Sport ' 10 ~llCl.'d J!ri•ilt f11r X111a:. Xlnt eo11d Torn ~45-3580 Scars 10 s11l'cd m<in's s· Sofa, Loves.eat. blue boots sz 71·2 $10 pr. Skis cond1t1on.833·2328 Basenji, tri-colored AKC 30'Diese1Trawler frame . 11 " new tires. New tires. Many xtras. r;1t•er 2fi" whl'f'ls, xlnt floral & eoffce tablt', $10·$12 ea Much More. 144 packaged BIC dis· reg. shots & obedience Inwater $25,500 Xlnt cond. $'15. 968· $2400.613·6264 . t•ond S.10 iYHi-:ll.>1141 SHJO,Ca ll 548 ·6211. ~-7~~wer St, C.P..1. posable lighters & dis· tming $75 doghouse $25/ 40'Die11elTrawler 1 _•_f~t•~'~"'c__· -------I Cats' 8035 Bedroom Set, Obi bd . --play racks $115. 833·2094 842·7887. In water s:n .500 '74 YAMAHA 125CC YZ True.ks 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hdbrd , drt•ssl·r. n 11e Sat. ~Sun Antiques.cut HO Wa ll mount train Pianos&OnJons 8090 AT~1~Tffp,r:gg-1c ext. frame, mech xlnt'. ~···;•.:;••••T••••·~··••• Bla('k & Gold Purring s tand Rea sonable ~lass & ~1ft items 968 1 aek 4 6. JIO . & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646 9 · ~.540-70ZJ 68 Oiu ... lfi on P1ekup. Kits l'r1•Uy 1n;irkinus. 545·7·111 Spnn~ficldCM540·3178 r ' x • engine FIELD 'S W h -54 1 646·642'7 A i r . 2 tanks . $99S. .. cars. Ch1 ldrens bikes . a r e ouse . ~o HONDA SL-100 street ~•-0633. h1ut' l'Yl'S . fi <A'el·k ~ S 1 400 & N 8 ed Bo ' "'" For C!U51fiffi Ad tlt;:J--llU~i Ha r. portahlt• "" / 1 slool s Garage Sale, everything 548·3035 a c. pianos . or· ewport as_ al Club or dirt. only 1600 actuail -~-------- ACTION padded l.Jla('k vuiyl 5225 mus t go. 21871 Kiowa Sk' H rt 9• CM gans. ncv.·/used. Spin~ts, Membership for sale. miles, excellent condi· 75 CHEVY Call Dogs 8040 fM ·ll&t. Lane.ltR.2'hblksSo.or is. a comp.l a , Grands, P layers. Going Save $1000. Call Mr. tion$3S0 830·8630 A DAllY "LOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Edi son ll.S. Sat. & Sun. 1 season old, ,::d cond. out for busi ness. Rent F'ulton 615-K8fi6., ..=::.::=::.::·'.:'.:-"'"'----I 1/l TOM SWB AD-YISO• I.lf,\S,\,\PSOAKC Prcn<·hPro\'enDcsklealh Pooltab1e,Ping·Pongla· SS0.613·9015,&42·2012 v.·/opt to buy. Kawai, M S . . Suzuki TM 125,75 just .,.:r.st71 inlay & i::lass top. like bl G lf Cl b Steinway , Ba Id win , otor ail~r. classic, 50 reblt. like nu $450 or take PICKUP • l•IWks.Champ.L1ncs ncw,Sl50.li 4 <1 ·l l 64 . l', 0 u s, womens Gi rl's hike, set 7 Golf Chickering, Yamaha , yrs old. Like .new. $750. ovcrpaymnts842·985I ¥., __ --__ s•so_. __ call-554. ·_16ii7 _c:_:.c..c.:.:::::.:.:.:c:.;c::.:.c._ __ I cloth tn~. & shoes. hke c I u b s I c a s e , JI B K i m b a 11 . w r 1 t tr Al&:o I 2V Winch, $15 . .o.c.::.='-".::::::.::.:::.:::::.._1 Like new, less than 4000 ... New u ,hapel $1400 !)rye~, Carpets, 65. ~tus · desk, 2·tier lamp tbl. Brookhurst. GG . 80 MX best offe r! 853 transmission, radio, !S..5'2·1~1 -~~·~6~7~:1.~ffi~l~7:__ __ J~':="::""';"~'~Y~l,~a~u~to:;m:_:::•7"~'";::-i Magnus chord organ. All '64 -22' Tr9jan inboard , Governor CM. heater, power steering,• -Creative Play Th' gs Ta· reas.642·5961 PianoTunerHas V·8-Flybrid,::e, Cuddy air conditio ning, plus l :•Step Into Action! .. " I ' ·-9089 SIZES a.is ;: ,,., 1Tf ... ;_ 1Tf ... T." ! \ Cape 'n' Sleeves! look comfl)rtab le, feel co.ry and conlidsnt fn this c•pe. New sleeved cape it 50 good· loolt!111. e1sy to W!ar. Mainly double 111d si11g11 crochet with tiorhl)l1ta1, OIMln flower· li~1 bancls. Use wo1sled. P1ttern 7256, tits Sizes S.16. $1 .00 for 1acll prottem. Add 2St each proltern for fi rst..cl1» mall ind h111dlillg. S111d 1•, --1' •1•o.,t.101 --.. ,,1.0WC-....Sta.. Mtw , ... HT IHI I ....... ..._,......,_,,Zlp.P ...... --· MORE thin rter btlore! 200 dtslans plus 3 trat Drlnttd 111· sldt KEW 1976 H£tlllECRAn CATALOG! Hat rvtrything. 75c . CMHI wllll 14ur11 -!'-" C~ll I Wamtbt _ -t.DI •lftY ""' Qtlll• __ $1.00 M#M crec••t 1.00 kw + bit IHl IJ5 Rutte,.htt .... -SI.GO Flnm CrK-tl 1ttt1 $1 .00 """"' CIKht .. .a: S 1.00 f11sta.t Ct"Kht leotl _$1.111 l1rt11t Macm1t 1011: J I ,Oii lutnt Mo111y lo1k -j' .DO c1.,1tt1 Ifft a.at _ 1.00 Cl•ll'lttt Afjtlut 114 1.DO 12 "lit Afp111s l ft _5114 ..... , 11Qylll•11 -"'°' MIMIM l1ltt lotk 12 -'°' 11 t l!tts flf Tt~ fl _ .. , .... 1f It Mftt llCI -•tt ............... Douh~e. bl'd, never used . ble & Chairs, Blocks. Pianoforsale cabin·head ·bimi top . XR75 HondaSpecial. many more extras. See . 0 ",' 64 n 2 f_1ct' for S.'iO. 613·00 15 TrUC'ks. Cars. etc. Hot CHRISTMAS GIFT "' "'960-1155 "' • Newly refinished. $3.500. F\111 race, clean & fast. this one! (&412Y). 2072. plate. fl oor scrubber Adult &Childrens candid -'KC;;;;:;!,f,;;;;;~;;;;;;;;:-\."":1''1::·>1~26~.:_· -----11~M~u~•tl_:•>!ee'!:!.5~5l~-334~6':_. __:::.:__\ $489 5 Portraits in Natural Set· Kiintiall Consol(' Piano King s1. n1a ttrcss w /box· polisher . drop leaf t able. tings Liv ing Photos By Oeautirul . Xlnl cond '64-26' Century Raven. '74 Yam a MX·360. ridden SLEMONS MERCEDES spring,\.: frame $125. 1114 Golf c lubs, c _lot h es, Steve Cal\&40 8111 $800645·4345 P .P .. Tvo'in screw1 wide beam, twice. bought new. Must Skyl11rk Ln, NR. 548 ·0419. albums, books, Jewelry . Cuddy cabin, head , can· sell this wke nd. $650. . . 913 11'1 E. Ba lboa Bl vd . CARPET Karastan. Xlnt Rccond. Uprighl Piano. vas t op, et c . $4500. 962·3119 1970Harbor,C.M. For mal d1n1nj! (~tanl.ey) Bal boa.Sat /Sun.9·4. . cond, t4xl6', aqua /i;:rn ivory keys, tuned, re· 673-3826 l---"'"--------1 631-1276 Table/4 chrs,Ch1naCab. shag m atching drps Rulated, xlnt cond. MotorHomes, · 1------'---'--"...:.-- antique finish. cane back Horsrs 8060 8xl2, 644 .5125. · 493-6861. Boats, Rent · Sale Rent 9160 chrs, pecan tbl top. All •••••••~•·••••••••••••• • • Charter 9050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 for $450. Recliners, (l lReg. Pinto B/W beaut. 3HP gasoline air com· Sew•rMJ Moch1nrs 8093 •••••••••••••••••••••••Rent '73 Overla ftd 29· IMTERMA.TIONAL G!d \•elvet &: 1 blk naug. ma~ked mar!. E_xcel . pressor with tool box ;••••••••••••••••••··~·· _HotidayCrui~es Loaded. Free miles. 1~ lf4 TOMPICKUP with wO?d a~msJ $35 ea. trail. ex per d rider . bol.h on a jilood small I yr ol_d Brothers sewing Chnstmas Parties, Fis· rates. Pri. pty.538-0S47 . v.s. 4 speed, radio,• Span. Tile tnplt' dresser. 640-1661 trailer. $225. 494·6983 mal'h1ne. Consol. $200 or bing Parties with skip.1..:.=::::.:..:.;C.!:::!..:.:::O:..:""'"-I heater, low mill!s. Lie. headbrd. 2 drwr com· , . . . bestoffer 613·2416 per;; Or New Skipjack ~· 19'15 Open Road fully mode <not exact match) 9 )r. old gelding $300. H~ver D1al·A·Mat1c up· • boat from $45 day, you S.C., sips 6-8 winter rates No. 66678W. i\ll for SlOO. All Items horse rack $100,s addle.& r1g~t v_acuum $40. SportinqGoods 8094 skipper. Call 640·5955 or 644-8385 $3195 must be sold this wknd. tack SZ00/8331 Polk Cir· Refng, single door, $50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-3866 545·920'3. cle. H.B. 496-3318 Bill waiters Leath ers 1~c.:..::::::.. ______ Own l /5of a Motor Home. · Ba boo D . ' 9 Yr. old Geldini $300. Nippon 3 piece tea set 30-32 wai,;l $35 . Bell Boats, Sail 9060 Private group. Santa Ana m 1nn1n,i.:: table & H S . . · Super fl.1agnum 71"4 $20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·4Zl8.- chair set. 6 hi J!h back orse raek $100. addle Ha v 1 I and . L •m o g c 642·9871 . RANGER 26. Loaded 41-----'::.::-==----1 chairs. xlnt cond., $100. &tackSZ00.968·1951. desscrtplates.545·1880 Sails . $8900. l2i3) 1973 ROADLINER 28 ', Uncoln Mercury or bstofr.646.J-125 . Reg. ir.t Arab gelding. $2000mechanics tools/roll Hart /H ustler Skis,~m. S96-07G9 l oaded 12,000 m 1. 1301 ~.r .. u- XI l h 'ld ' h G b S900 L d sh· w/Look Nevada bind· Sacrifice. Can be seen at ""' "" Yellow dbl ranop bee! n c 1 s orse. rey, ca · · a Y tck · ed · 1972 H bo Bl d CM 547 0511 1 1 h' Y d · wi ll mat ure 15.2 H . hai r setter S5 xlnt 1ni::s . Us once. No re· Lido 14. xln~ cond. Many ~~E'~·~' __ ' __ •_· __ ._.11::;;;-;;;:;-;,:;;-"-=;:-;;~:::::; w ma c.~~I<: sprea & 968 • 1828 548•5960 • • · asonable offer refused. xtras & tratler. Pvt ply. 642·8286 canopy ....,.,, 646·6525 · · 673-9015 &642·2012 714 /642·8489. '10 Datsun P , U . good P I 1 -~---'-=------1 '74 Tioga GT, t81f.i' Mini cond. $1100548·1786 after Never used Din Rm Set& a amino Quarterhorse. Natura l Cerulean mink Store Rest ant Coronado 15 w/trlr x\nt motor home. Lo mi's. 6 pM Hutch, cost siso'u sell $250 .00 o r best offer. stole valued $1400 &t. 1or' aur •8095 co n d . Furli n g 'Jib. Call495·5666. 1c:::...:::_ ______ _ $1200, 644 -5035 552·9044 aft-er 6P M. ofr. 631·19'7 I ~~'.:.'.'.~...,,,.,__ ____ l::"c..o.7-;:.:;::::..:.:..:.:'-::-:c-:-::l -""-'=-"':::...-----I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 552-0115 eves. . RENT AL 2 5' S2 5 D1nsct lOpc Sheraton sy-HousehoklGoods 8065 MOVING TO HAWAII . 22' Shuffleboard , must be BERM UDA 30 K t h h Slps8 loaded556'·tl71 Ile, beaut. cond cost ••••••••••••••••••••••• complete baby furn. & move d , m a k e of fe r . e e 'Y.l ~"-"'-"''::'.:~~':".'.~'..'...-.1 $3000,makeofr 581:02G4 PERFECTGIC~RISTMAS related items. dresser. 9'79·1268 ;645·3199 ChC?yLee,f.g.hul_J,fully Trailers Utility 9180 .. , patio table 4 chairs nu equip .. $23 ,900. (1 14 ) • . P ndl ' k ' TV Rod1'0 551·6734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brown 8' llerculon sofa, Save $50. 15 pc Gourme e eton Jae et XL. 13 •. • o· · · . white conten1porary non·stick cookw'are set, c a s es R E A o y H1Fi, Stereo 8098 5xl Utility trailer. Also bunchingtbls.bar stools, $123,551·6163 RESERV E survi a l••••••••••••••••••••••• l~VE_r-_JTURECAT, Reef. Moloreycle trailer, 4.5 3shetfunil968-0687 1 ~-'---'-------food. Gd. prices/bsl ~fr MaJ:navox /S200 or Bogen ing Jib, trlr, $800. Pvt eycles, like ne...,.. 2453 I ~::::::::.'°"'::.:c~~'.._-Jewrlry 8070 675·99% · Sl50 stereo, ArRoR /Quad ply. 673·2382. Santa Ana Ave, C.M. Trundle Bed. all wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 speakers · turntable Cal 20 + Slip,• ,8,·1,, No. JUST ARRIVED '76 Toyota Trucks •5 Speed• · •4 Speeds . •Automatlc1 ~~ xlnl cond. $100, WANTED ~i::re;1J swiAng setc. $.15. 546-9176 22, OB. very ~ood cond. GardenXi~~~~~~~railer en ve. osla $3000. 548·5449 548-6886 Gcr~Sale 8055 TOP CASH DOLLA Mesa.548·5143 ~dmiral Solid State 1\ lAi..:1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rE~~LRF.yO ~A.r.c~~ 2 BfW lVs. 23 .. & 21 ... $40 Ster eo, a m /fm r adio, LAS~R lf 11667, llarken DUNE BUGGY or Race -~ WIMI PUBLIC AUCTION ART OBJECTS GOLD' & $30/. Hide a bed. like ~lid walnut cab. Very rate et, $850. Car Trlr. Ramps & lie· ~ l\o1ANYITEMSOfFINE S ILVER SERVICE: new.Bft.$125.646·6296. goodcond.$150.962-1475 640-4280 downs . L1c 'd . $250. ~ T YOTA ESTATE JEWELRY FINE F U RN & AN Magnavox radio, stereo FO!° Sale., Fiberglass 81h 'l -"540-.:::._7~023=.'----'----- ART OBJ ECTS, AN : TIQUES. 645-2200 Tube frame wheel chair, Ffl.1 . Beaut. cond. Walnut Ding Kitten Hull. $SO. Ford Courier Trlr. Xlnt 1 966 Horbor. CM 646-9303 TIQUES. FINE FURN, . s2 5 .1't anual Model cab. Xtra speaker . $50. Call &\0-0564. cond. $250 or best orrer. """"--•/ ETC. PllONE FOR IN· l8KGold Cha1ns.Charms. Hospital Bed. gd cond. Cassette t ape deck to 524·3853. -·Cl.:.·~-• FO. & BROCl-IU RE Rings. Going out of busi· $150 oroffer.631·2063 match. szo. 548.7408 ser Yellow w/new s ail. asawCI 9520 645·2200 · ness. All below cost . Xlntcond. $150. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BLOCK GARAGE SALE• ~l ll.'5 SEEK & FIND" HodpPod .. "BA" ., ...... Nov . 29 -30. Ooodie5 Miscellaneous 8()8 2 2 · P o I y n es i a n Galore! 3962 A~a cia, •••••••••••••••••••••• REY F. CO Re H c E F. n AT f: Au 8 Catamaran, unfinished, Irvine Old Nat'I C•sh r eg•'•ter. A incl plans. Also 3 burn. & :.:_:_:::.:.. _______ ! H .1 R A R 8 I Y C N I\ N lJ N I N V .o -$110, 10' Fern green sofa " oven propane boat stove. Garage.Boutique Sole: xlnt qua!. $300. Her.nor PO OGE BA G n AR"' I s c R fl s 1 Of'fer .499·1977 Sat .. Nov . 29 th. 16341 noor heater, $60. Dalton BO u T 8 w F. s A 9 As s TE R s.· A L loah SI ' / Eagle Ln . Huntington fan , hi.pwr'd $40, Ster D~ks ips Beach. 9am lo5pm only' equip. $50·$450. All kinds. E G R N 0 , N K I A L u 8 0 R I\ I .• R 4 Fa m ily Garage Sale, 675'3175 8 F. 0 A 9 E A c T p A I. M .• II R E A F Nov. 29 & 30. 9:30 to.SPM Sabol mold . ntw, never 0 J c 9 T I A L .A y F. I. R A 8 T N L F Ho~e M ade quills. u sed. sacr ifice $50 MOKT tN BA U UT I H OA 1 .. •R furniture , exer cisers, ~-8300 anytime. " " clothes. cookw are & dis· K 1 A G N I T 0 R F. H (' 8 " T z 0 R I hes & lots of M:i5c. 21881 22' Lincoln chassis for L Kiowa Ln . HB . t o ~otor Ho me construe· B s RW LAL AK I A I. AL A 8 IT Bermuda,offMacnolia t1on $150, 1958 5 t.on Inll. AL g LA M E A N z s 8 v "N N cs c $650, '65 Butrans & B 8 !:i Garage sale . Sat & Sun 10 motors $'75 up. " • r. N J I J S U P E R A .1 o N r;; am on. 21692 Hll•ri• Ci r· 548·1038 548-5274 R [ A B f G .. R 0 R I N 0 s s 0 R c s cle, -Hunt. Oc h. Nr. Meo & 11 cu o R • 8 Bus hard & Hamilton. Co mbination Moton:ycJe A r_. n R I c T 1 Must sell 111 near new uUI trlr, 3 motorcycles or DA H C A B N I e A G p 1 p E :q x y n household It ems. uUI gardening trlr xlnt , cond. 548· 7828 ...._._: n.. • ..._ --u. ... .,...,. ..... ,..,....,.. Gau&e 1ale: Christmas . ._.,._..., ........ • •19•-lb • tlM ""'*"· r1"'4-h DJ-' ..,,. ....... --... Ms 111• et ....... , shop here! Good items. ·~•nl!I -· power edger No Junk. Sat & Sun 10-S. 1$. JOO galJon ruel tariks :!f~"~~A =~=~~~Hf: =~~~~ zt'l92Winds ong, H.B. S2S tll. Infant seat St . CB BA,..JO BAllTIZAN BATHO~ t b1se antenna $10, AC/DC 8A"R1C'Af'f RA"Al.T RATT.::ot .. <.'on v e rte r $5 , W h 0 I e ';;;;;;;;-;;::;;i;'"i'.:;:;;-:"":;""~0=•~•=•~Y~; '~"~'~ , ____ _,!]: 4 Fam . Patio Sale . Goodiea galor.fOf' every· one. 2281 Waterman Wy, CM wheat grain in 5 gal COn· ."Jov n:iueh lir1•• "S11"k I-Fir11r· pu11l•11 whh ""e• :\Ii tainers, Sl5 per 100 lbs. dik'flY•r•• per pin.I In in •11-new 'frlt'l t1f 14·!MIH l',i••lr.hrt•, M2·S339 To ordtr voh.i mn I. 11 ind 01. 1111nd SI (nr "•t h. m•klt1a chtck11 IM'"9ltlt In "Sfek I Find" in c•r. nf 1hi• "'"""'f'llf'lf'P. ' I ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOAT SLIPS Some live-aboard.a 645-8616 Ext418J 26' Boat Slip. $75 mo. Newport Deb . Call 673-6413 a rt 'pm & wlmds. 42 x 16' Slip+ Side Tie ror sail boat to27'. See at 611 Udo Park Dr. N.B. or call548·1608 an.. s pm. lloals.S.......tl. Sid ,.,..-9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RlhorSlll 1$ ft. alas.s run_•bol.li In ei:cellent eond1t•on wilb trailer attd elertric slart SOhp Mercury. Mu1l M!f to a pprec·tele. Wiii sacrifice for SIDOO •• Is. Call 646--496.5 evenlnJI. 1929 PHANTOM 11 ROUS ltOTCI uMouSIHIE Pbotocr•ph bJ J•ck. M. W81drad, Jr. Cooper body. Over $40,000 involved ~ 3 yrs. restoration. Engine done Y !lolls Royce in Loodon. coach 6: ~ work done in Geneva. Beal er. Car presenUy on display al Motorama In Hollywood, Absolutely restoced lo MINT CONDITION htl "' .,_ 11131 11t.SJ4s tt..y A.I I I 12131 tfN6tJ . Attention: Kruse Auction Patrons ~ ........... !~1"·~~~w...., ''" Mihlttrr•.w , !',.. ....._, •• ~w '•rW !!!!!J~~"°~a!!•!l!""'!!!!.!21!..!:'.,!!!'~--....,..-....!~~Li.1Ylf!!:!2:U~.& ~ .................. "·~-··· ...................... ··-·"" .......................... ·····-·"··-........ ' . •a. c.umro. • .... TOP •111, '717 tluu••._ '74 ... '''° .....,, ,...., .._.,,,... ......,, 1.,.,. .,. '8:1" ,,,_ ..... 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DAVE ROSS uoow.eon1Rwr SAVE Bil wMk .. nd reduct. -C-S'IVIZ 645·1I02 'CAMPEIS EX<l.USIVEt.Y VOL SaJ..senice-LeaainC <otaa>. 141 N Lars•t Volvo ·~-~ USIDCARS lovCrrer,lllc. NOW MBZ'7•450 SL.s,ooomt. 0 --""" 74s.ffflre '74'-· 4J4LPS 1n0r...,ac...nl!1 .. rn ~T. PU. a.bl Rolla1:to,ce BMW ~~~<Ti_1.11tPe. 4 Speed, a 11c bra.tea, 7Pa.ueacer,1omlles. ~fa&AS -. •• eltlldt •Una. '70POU 1341'!.!TlhSL Rd1lr. Pully equip • ..,... t76S ratllo. IH!tler, lo ntl)es, 74.. 114KYO m ~ bea'f'Y dut,' r1els. ·WIMOOWYAN ec.taMesa S41tt t• IAN• or-buy on ... ,.··~··•••••••••••••••••• ;:;'kfwtbemountalna. t PaUeoaer, plenty o1 ~~~ OM'"c 0C1$IOI$ '!i. .. T "" • 1~ed ma~• I Lanna. < .. MYF>. TOYOT'" Q. room. · e:1 :.;.; . .... D ... ·-• • 1976 BMW MBZ '12 .. SE.. C,I.. ... $3188 70... 219 .. 11 :..t • bd. Sl0lll5. tract •tereo. Inc udttt $ taael 19'jtctloo. Hard ExcllllJ•• D....,. " 1 1-~!!-!'.-:"'!!t.,,.m...,.a..,• An.ANTICPACinO ..Ual-wheelbue. ftad modal. Avail. for s...lllC_I..._ t P11&••1•r,dean. 2025 S. --Hurhou1 V W . ' Hrn buur V W r I '"r-: .• stl-Jttl LIV&EOR BUY!ll ............ ,. KBZ'1t •SE.Tobac ._.orS....e tP11HR1er,1harpl MARlnME co. '7JCrTaOENSM ARE HERE lt•w·-~-111. 1<ua..-purch.<c»ua1. 71 lu 201JSI Anaheim 76Q-2D11 75 C"-V)T S ~ad , ai r cond ., 142•9405 h<own. ~a. drivet -r 73'-· 6666NM Pnl'ly.ir~ .:"i :::.,;M~~l~.llcpalnl 6 llARX-XJafaedao '43. ~=:Unuaualnt .. 1 Ml\R\Dl'S •-&h. ..._ 7Pauetllet',d uallanks. All :(1 'M Pon! PU (I). Reblt 73 IMW ........ Aulo ...... Very ad MBZ '71 2'0. Priced I MOT R s .. T!i 250. Wide Radlala 70 ,., Top . '75 VOLVO'S trans Ir ••l•e• 8odJ 4 1peedb.a1r cond. Ir. eond.. Bntofrer. ltz..U11 q\Scll:aale. (002172). ;':;'e~~l~ver drive: 11 JINT •erylood.STso . .wi.11N. ,,....'7J·~~wa"2'Yolo2t11 &"' •-• !Cw: r lilll• 9735 MBZ .,. 240 Diesel. AveeyPkwJ-aDFMrir , . . Clean,funcamper MUST 60 • ...,. IAMtA AMA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ecooom1 +. Leue or MISSIONYllJO '63 Triumph TR-3, com· 701us , tJllST ToMma .... Fern. 1:.2,?:t~~r~~;~~. ~ ;~;~~<:! TMl uu.Aft~~ 'IS Ghia, etean, brakes ~<~: 4 Door. 4 131·2880 ~mo ==~~li:~~~mae. 8PaaHfl1er.Ru nagoodl 'J&'S alett & brk, r d .... d. ....... mechanl~:=· . cyl.,economy. Excel)eni 76 71... 5J2CKT ·~ l '2200 or bea & offer ?JIMW3.0CS 'e&'ABMW2002, cond Lease or purcb "l!TR-8,mint.cood,.new 7 p t 1 --. 4 1-ed, olr eond. r. 12895 w.a.le t7ll U0010t). . TOYOT.AS Ureo, low ml.,hestolfer. 71u!~er,ex r0alc4ealol. S..Tl:etaSI.-..,• r • &ll-0935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MBZ •es 230 Sed. Good &l&-660a. --D 1 t .. '-· t570 11a'oo.Mlnl•ondillon1 :--------:, ___ ......... _ 1am111 auto. s~ow• ... .AlllVING DAILY 7 Paaaenrer,alr cond . IC. S ··--•••••••••••••••••••• ·•1•·u c__. 9115 ...... •-An".---11 Pri ed r 71 lus 04'" .. 'M N · 1n ·"'-..... 1976 -~en• care. c or P.997 Y ... w_ t770 •rv ..,.., eo,naw.._,.. \ 73 ~ Mft250~'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ute• 1ale (0211"9) • IP "' e•• r"lllllrW • • • "' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaten1or ....... enew :--· flll ~· "S f "V • Ooe 4 a peed a. one '71 Capri 2000. 4 Spd, MAXJIACOSMO BZ'llllllO.l lloor.New Plmtax llcwWdellver d ., -Ctr • automaUc. Mpataeet am/fm. tape, new at.eel en1lne. Exee11ent eood. a new Coroll1 a door to '72 VW 113·1 V-8, auto. trans .• AM '71 TOYOTA r adlal a. oew Kon I "C•Of'llleY..,• Must ae•I Be early! you, 100~ Flnancin1 4 Speed, stick s hift, ~ r a d lo, ma1 wheels, M .. 11 C-ahocU, new ball JUI& $139.89 (1590M). • avalla-le on approved radio, he~~!! new paint. :Jit. ~ •padal paint. A real bu)' AutomaUe air t:OOd 6 luned . Lo ml'•· Show HOUSE credit, 10< 3", a or• lomJlea ...... oQ. -~-VOLVO :. ol Landau . ..0.. mil... • eond. !3200. 873·9176 perRfOT1:ks..A+RTYltL OF ejDIODllul. W\ LbDU• $2288 5"'6 H<wb0<. C.M .... ...; $3277 "66 CORYmE '73Capri, ¥1nl cond. I ej. I .. ~. CLASSIC · 26oo V.a,mustseUI PERFORMANCE+ IMPORTS VW "7« Bua new tires, '71 Y•• IH:lrlu.wia Two l o p 1 . Im · Balolr. 552--0989. 21MPGHIWAYU • .t. 00 '"'''· Z·bed, am/Im 40-164 ,, ""' i)/ii~~\e ... MlNT CON· 1974Capri Vs, YeUow,Alr 38 m01.0.E.L.Caf..~S ~~::: ~ TOYOTA ndlo.55 t-17za. AutomaUc tranaml.uion. TOYOTA 7 4 ILC'MIHO eraodlndo,11 0 1ounai)neg•'ausAllt, /MFaMa Max. Term obi gaUon It.IN. Bch. 141.4435 •69 VW factory air eondiUoning. "' '3315.320AC. MG 974 .1966 Horbor. C.M. '46·'1303 power ateerla g, r1dlo.. AutomaUc 4 air condl· wheels, Conni Shocks, ~ Immediate Delivery •••••••••••••••••••••• 70 VW faatbock Con•ertfW. heate r , 11,000 mllT IM Horbot, C.M. 646-9303 Uooln•· Low mllea. Michelin Radial tlrea. 3Yror50,000 ml '69 MGC GT •Ill MaeySn• t Cy1., 4 apeed , allck f Speed, radio. beater , OlOODW. Offer expires 12·1·15 72 A 73 Sc...ta Under 12,000 mllea. This FactorvWarrantv 4w~~~.~e.d,l2'!~om, 1.,realrh. ROLL 'EM &hlcarfll'.!_aAdKNio,.lomUea,nice :~:. :J!~8~1 •91~~~up~ Jlin~JJ!,.5BO j l "Tl Dodge Vi n '1 800 Both are b •rdlopa . eu ii in perfect eondi· 1_.ui rNW•vv -1.... .,. Good condllio~. aa pd. Equipment lndud~ roof Uon. $4,000. 675·1636. or One owner. 1121. 16 IU.DY TO $1488 ..... etc.SIJ.>98179· 5 S6I059 Stuart rack, automatic, air con· Eves644·1830-.-M ,.. en~ van. w/mar• f.:~'."J1l'.JJ :!t'::' :'=.: 73 • dr. sedan v s auto/air Expires u.oi.75 SAVE 1~Z:i!:~:!!!,S Jhn Marino ~'t.°c~.C:.~~:1 H 11 b b ck , ea" Willlrad•. run owr. must ••11 P .P. $3 MOTOR CARS· 641-1102 Ponltol.,. $950/bst o!r. $2000,orr.54B-2097 IRAHDHEW 1974 199 ..... l25. -:n:,:_i;.."';Y· ~~ .............. !?!.~ MAZDA -·Heh. 1142 ··-(No.~7) --Belt. • ........ 1, '6:s~lio~"· 74 VOLVO ~ Dodge Van camper. ..._,, 65 YW S ft k 142 2 D Bed. Ice box, lbl, sink Ulo~Pw·-·... 71 COLT CloarwoSelo M!il 974 SR5 .... llC ·-vw Good oor ~700/ol M ..... •111 4 s ed t 1 ·1 4 Speed, radio, rebuilt u 1 BUI. eond., FU., :::~'.'-'::""::'.:.· = .... ='="-:---:--·E~=~---=-,'.__J 807J:o.' 0 • 0 mi es. $2831 •••••••••••••••••••••• with stereo en1me • transmission. $1100. Private Party. s.. IMJICTIO S '74 MGB: 10,000 mi, pe H s~~i Sharp! DRR689. 96S·2008eves. AutomaOc tranamlni, 1799 Includes Dealer Prep eood,5yr50,000miwarr "9* -· °" $l 288 69 VW Sedan, Porsche pawer 1teerin1, air Equipped with Rotary orange. $4450. 499-3686 of 1976'1 dJUonlnc. lesa than 11, --"-'--'-'=---------"l970Toyo.tat2 Door Sed~, Bil Maxey Toyota engine & many more ex-• h 975 We want lo sell rims, radials, s.lntcond. milesLr•dlo, beater, t ism Dodge Camper Van n~w pain · runs go · 18811 •-achBIHI tra5. Ser. #213601. J Yr. ,.-one e Youwant tobuy. 54B-4503 (.2751..rH). l Fully equipped. Ltc. 712B HN. $795 1961 9'I:' or 50,000 mi. Factory •••••••••••••••••••••• Let's &el together 2 · 6'6-1568 Mercedes. 4 door , In· ___ 1_4_7_.&_5_5_5 ___ ,WarTanl . *BEAT* 4011.C al ·s,,eug,Needabodywork. . $5 95 , . ---=-==------"" terior good condition. ~!j~~i$./lu"' « la MOO. bl ' 'Tl lT Chevy, S50 vs en& &ood nmnin1 condition, Dahun 9720 fl =UZM THE 7 6 $3 295 Hin. Och. · 842·4435 Call 848-3414. •1•ihllJJ~j3Jj;iijj1J - auto trans, PB, aler needs aome paint. Lie. ••••••••• •• ••• ••••••••• 11111 • -'6'1 B t ll -•••1111 111 • • 111 •• 11 •• •-ca•sette. Xtraa. $2900 7JOHS $1.295. Dealer. WILL BUY YOU R ~ -.... PllCE INCREASE 1161 VW In ua , mua ae 1970K•rbor, C.Mr 4n'5--72A6. EICaminoAutoSales DATSUN, TOYOTA, lmf.IDCll•-... <982S7) 4 Speed, sllck shift, ~75 :Z~9ofrer 631·1276 • -"'--"=------l .1212S.EICaminoReal OR VOLKSWAGEN Expiresi2.07.75 1975911 S Seethe nice,.,,. radio. very clean bus. 'W GMQlh lDD Van, 3spd San Clemente 498-1400 PAID FOR COU,ES thot don't forget at Wl..MOJ. 1968 VW Squareback '650. Aulol. UHd I cyl, comp!. •lock. Aak OR NOT. '71 Muda (0NLY2LEFTl BILL MAXEY $1988 orbelloffer ,..,,.,.,.,.,. ... , • ., tng$1050.f92·0M'l MERCED£$ TOP DOLLAR 616 l . Owner's Demo-Silve 675~ GIMNI t ._ Ecoftoline, good en1.. • CALL 1---.:55;:_7:___-0:::•c:•S=-----1 w/ aunroof. Loaded with Volvo 9772 •••••••••••••••••••• . newtr~na/tires.$1200/of TRADE .. ·.. SALB~:~A42DENE Mercedes lent. 974 extraa . Approx . 4,200 TOYOTA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Plymoatb Da1terd fer962·0184 aft. 3. :-----~---! miles. A really beautiful n l c e c a r • G O:-Q a INS C~ Shell ••••••••••••••••••••••• car. (200988). '75 Volvos tranaPortaUon.$'185.. tJe.. Auto LffsiftcJ t510 -.. r-· Lease 2-Brand new red coupe 847 1555 ""'"· Heh. ..,._ P\'22U ••••••••••••••••••••••• PORSCHE'73 911T.Mint 69DahunPU H•w·UsM with air, atereo, alloys, "O luyorLe .. e 1'7l MU1tan1,Ute~ ~, lrand New 1976 coodlllon! (1210083). E••ellenl condition! OVH 1 OO etc. (202293). 18881 leoch llvd. 73 VW S.... w/Red Interior. Sbarpl M •zo.&. PO RSC H E '7t 914 . ZCU224 H...+i_.Ofl leach 4 Cyt., 4 apeed. AM/tM VolvoDir,1ince '56 $1895. Uc. 325CLD. '"' '"' Silver. Excellent cond. MERCEDES These two cars must ,..,.. radio, chrome wheela, 1968 Chr,,.ler Ne"lJOrf Lease for o.ly Prteed right. (90251!). $1488 ON DISPLAY sold on a rirst·com· Ho. I In Parts. & oewtirea. 160HIY. Very clean car. Near JENSEN INTERCEP· basis. No phone orde,, __ _:S~on::__::::lc::•c_ __ I $238B new tiret. Runs &ood. $84.59 ~:p~.1Pri*c~1;0~~ H:~~~ accepOegHBURHS '72 ToyolaCeUca ~~·~~::i~~~er l per mo +T"1. mediate aale! (U3S52). MERCEDF.8DEALER PORSCHE AUDI 42,ooo;;,~~!~xtras U12S.EICamino Real l~~~;.m:.:~L~·~·:p . CpeCHEVUYdMOUNZOOOA 2.+ 1 2 Hunt. Bch. 842.«JS 68628 ManacPheskter, 13631 Harbor (S~!:_lemooden,le498-10 dtl00) $3417. Mas.. term obli1a· . n er ' m .,:--------"-"'--"=! uen ar GARDEN GROVE 1974 Celica GT. 5 spd, . pn c""I or aya llon, $1232.88. O.A.C .• P .. PCledWfeek·endul '•pecilal. 1974 DATSU"'' 523·7250 :--------: 22,000 mL, brnwn. Xlnt }l:1nt. il<h. ---.. , . ...,, .::==="""""" AMC 9tds' Serll54892 rfce or q c aa e. " On the Santa Ana Fwy. '72 914 0 cond .640·0758 ,,, VW 8 bll (lUl819l). 260Z range, app FfP· .,, ug, re eng., •••••••••••••••••••~··• •:a!Ja•aloDolHry HOUSE '60Men:edesleftZ AM /FM , mags, radial>. S775. or besl offer. VOLVO 1r7anc16 ... H•.,.w Extended Warrant)' 4 Speed,.factoryaircon· lOOSLRdstr $'200.675-9020 548-97S6aft.er5 :JO r- Avall. dlUonJng, AM /FM radio, A Pors h CELICA'S ~·n I OF heater, Mag wheels. Uc. classic. Mint condition. c e 71, 914-C, 1.7, 5 io VW Bug, auto .. new WAGONS "" Y .11_ctc:tryequipped&r IMPORTS 23JKBO. Priced to sell! 634NBW. apd, AM/FM. Best orre.r. 75 54377 tires &. brakes, $1300.o priced fo ·aeJI thia week• SALE 751 ·7210 • • • • • • • • • • . bstofr. 549-0BJJ. end. O\lft' 20. Pacers iJI 2U/ftl-8588 $5595 1-;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! 4 Speed, stereo. air con·i---------1 71·145 atoct ror fm mediatede- 714/5%J·7250 Ji'm Marino /• ditloning. Still looks '66 VW Bug. reblt eng., 4 Speed, air, alereo livery. Santa Ana 1958 Ponche Coupe, '64 new! 612MPQ. • new brka &. tires. Clean. r adio, luggage rack. . $3588 . Expires lZ--07 · '15 ---''-'-""-'---1-t707 ...... w-95t0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ······················· * BEAT* WE PAY TOP DOLLAR THI! 76 FOR TOP lJSED CARS FOREIGN, OOMESTIC PllCE IHCRU.SE or CLASSICS If your car ii e-.tra c1ean aeeusfint. IAUE!l,UICIC 2915 Harbor Blvd. Cmta Mesa 979.2500 1975AUDI IOOLS (CllOIC E OF 13) 1975 AUDI FOX (CllOICEOF4l MOTORCAIS Super 90 Engine. Mint 7 3 .......... $2997 $900.o•bstofler.892-9017 #5932. l200W.CoastHwy. condition, Lie, 036FFH 4 Speed, AM radio, etc. $3199 LiRCOfR Mercury 645-1102 ~~1~~-minoAutosates :~Q~ ten from new. 's~.~:~~iviera •69 .. 145 l~~~~ci~i~" 73 MERCEDES ~a~~i~~~~~~.~:.:: ;1 ~~:·,;;;.;.; !2?a7~ grt'<'n."2CJQ. :~ed, radio, healer. ShorecrHt AMC/Jeep 16751 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beacb. -------'--! 450 SLC , deck, air •ondilion;ng. $1888 74 Datsun 260Z, 2+2, air, Metallic beige with 74 911 ~oupe, 5 apd, mFNC. Harbour V.W. 7 f Data u n 8 2 1 o, power steering, racto glass, Carrera ateenng ~ · hatchback, auto, lo ml, airconditioning,AM/FM Whl,S9,900.!i8l·7862. ~ TOYOTA -' . . . .. ' lfunt. Heh. 842·4435 mags, tape. s.lnt cond. matching interior Mags, air, stereo .tape. ft8,.11 lA•.,;1 "t&OOO=cc·'-'548-"-·544=9'----I automatic transmission Power intenna, t1n~ed &""'~ UIJID AM /FM 8 t rk, radials, stereo radio, heater, etc. R.....et 9755 $3200. Pvt. Ply. 644-8107 ~-ISY) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19116 Ha1bar. CM. 6.tt:i.9JOJ 68 YW Cot1vertible Rot 9725 $·15,800 "73 Renault 15-2 DR, 4 SP, offer expires 12·1·75 4 Speed, radio, complete· $2077 148.8066 a.tck 9tlD S '6 3 • 12 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 peed, AM radio, extra. W extra sharp! FIN758. 73 . agon 4~r. 36, am/frt\ $1599 l>WtlwiiA air, nu tires, c lean. maga. $.1,200557-l&M '64 Skylark, nds head gaakel only, otherwise OK . $195 0 4 18 -8 TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATB.Y FOIALL FOIMHCAllS CALLOllCOMllM TOSllUS S.t.YEWHILE THEY LAST!!! AM/FM lowmt'les good ·1y r eco n d itioned. ' • '74 Celica GT, immac buy at low Bl Bk. $2750. d I OJSKLE. e VOLVO Hamilton, CM. • a.pea Ir's llgl:11f$..,... .. , ..... MW...,T ..... Call Rotercr ~ 147-<1555 flllE Al'PIWSAL DOHIUIHS PORSCHI AUDI IJ6JI MARIO& GtUDIH •ROYE 'We buy used c ara 6 '72 AUDI I OOLS Inch . Ca ll GROTH 4 D- tffEV]lOLET for a tree Aatomatle t.raa.smilafon, -.i. 1'"""7 air eondllll11rln1, O•OTH"CBZVROLET AM /nt: ra4io1 beater. 1*1BeadtBl•d. 8-nt .. earlllfFYD, Ill~ .. ~ $3577 Ill.II.• YOUIC~f et:l a-!. TOPPllCISPAIO LWJ14 P0tl111piirla ,. . ...!.~t;i .. •Hot I . , VOLVO . JW~1J:.'" JM "°'lot" LM. M6 ''°l -otr.resplria~l·TS y ) 557 ..,._ con . Am / m , 17,000 mi. ·-· Wit• •• ,. inl. 0!'640-7963. SAVE J970 Harbor, C.M. 631-1276 llohlloyco 9756 1--..:.-=--=....:::.:.~--.j ••••••••••••••••••••••• SL EMONS MERCEDES IFYOU •1 DEAUR IN U.S.A .. have a service to offer or goods to sell, place an ad in the Dally Pilo Harbour V.W. . . . Clas:sified Section • • . HID Sch Phone 642·5678. · · ·. ' Aartot, Mew tlO Allha, Hew PllCIS HAVE IEEN SLASHED ON ll!MAIMNG '75'• • 1 '75MATADOI I s Mw~::~~"T,~795 • Have something you want 1~06 Ha,bor. CM 646 930J to aell7 Cl1ul(led ada dG orrerexpires 12-1·75 it well. 6'2·5678. Autos, How 9100,,.__ How tlOD .............................................. '76 @rabbit 53676 Mocltl 110.1. Inc. ,,. & 187&-78 lie. Q:lh prlc.-l3980.lill. 1500 -. ..,....nt; APA 14.341'; 48 paymenls; OAC.11183037312~ Only$9572,....., • • u...i -.u .... l'J• ~A.Mfol U&ed A.tot. Und 01, UHd Avtot. Used ••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ....... '-' 6 ' DAILY PILOT Seturday, November 29. 1975 ,,,,.'.,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••ff•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••:••••••• tt•S ttJO ·~-Us--' ... ......_ .. U1ed AM+ot, Ustd _ _.., __ .al 9930 a.mot.He 9955 r'~ 99S7 9960 Pontiac ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ SU "'9'1V.0 'llllSff"""" mTO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••·············· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • "73. Xlnl ~. nau ..-r. ~~~ .......... !!.'.~ :~·!~ .......... !!.'.~ ~~:~:! ........ !!!.~ 197 4 MARK IV sgLDS~~;ltf' 1971 PINTO ATLAS Gr.Z~~';;rifl:_ ~. r=,;, =~~ M LEA.._. i3 Coupe de Ville. Single CONNELL Au.to. trans, factory our GMC TRUCKS Auto . trnn• .. radio. C.__ler ,.__ V-3, auto. trans. foctOtY~tlP~m:!.:•:.::!~::;_,,_--- C ("'1111 ownf"r, Xlnt rond. conditioning, full power, HOMDAC.ARS heater. vinyl roof, Uc. ....,.. •r :,Ur conditioninlol. l>O'."'ff '7$ T JtU NDf!RBIRD CADILLAC Londed $4900. 644 260'J Allit /t'M radio, heater, 1~ l18CTI. Open Daily" Sun. 'Lil 10 itttnng. po .... er (dt5c) W/&LEC MOON RF whitewal l lirl'5. vinyl University o~ S1495 PM brakn, power .... ·1ndow1, LJ!.AT H. t NT ER:: OfferPre•iou1ly ''CADILLAC" CHEVROLET roof, tinted glas~. wheel 2SSO llarbor81vd 2929 11arbor81vd, power se~ts, ra~lo, WH T /WHT , FU(..L 0--~ Cadillacs covers. Lie. 837KJO. Costa t.1eaa 540-9640 Costa Meta heatrr, wh1tt-wa.ll t1ret, PWR DlVORCD SA' D n. SALF:S&SF:ltVICE S t A 546 1934 c:d l neel c:ov ., r. ~. They ace"' mu<h beH•• Oual"rty & Pn"ce 2828 H~--11 d. S6095 .,. Ome•a. In perfett an a na • tint ' .. , ••••. u nde; MUST stu.. mn. OR value than many nr tht• .-vvr-• cond. 4 "'nu tJreti $2800, ers. ru · WILL ACCEPT A'NY iPtermt.>duile pnt't'tl 111'.,.,. O•er 70 COSTA llilt:.':;/\ s ' A 837-8661aft4 PP.t Li I M 1972 PLYMOUTH ~lS~ale blut book. REASONOFR.171-1, ""' on •h• mocki•t to· to Choo•• From 546· I 200 anta na nCQ n erCUry CRICKET 4 DOOR duy. T hink ubout 1l. For the ht"st pnC'C'~., tht.• ---L" I M LEFTOVER 1301 H. Tustln 4 speed, raidlo. healer $1877 l~~~ .. :t~~.1Ti[!~: 1973 CADILLAC low•""'"'"""''"· & tk •72 Ccrryoll mco n ercury SRA.HD HEW '75 547-0511 R65227 • . DeQI\ te.wtA· Lo. mL, Ownr ......... pen1labl"!>t'rv1ce.·See Che-•vSuburban 1301 HT ,. o·~ Starflr~ S1195 FLE"TWOOIJ NABERS CADILLAC Front & ~, • ., ui c. ;oulo. . "'In Y-~Go1 Ml••r"" 197 4 PINTO <I Ill T·Bird. xlnt cond. 2 dr. OHOUG llAJ\.1 tran!I., power i.lC't'rll'l,it, 547 .. 051 I @Ji' landautop,a/c,rul1pwr0 The epitome of n11Jlor1n~ 2600 ll:1rbor BJl.'d less thun 43,000 n1iles. c-.11. 9932 Close-out Price 4 ,;pcL>d, radio. heater. Santa Ana \1(:' VOLVO nu tires. 6: lo ml.~ or has evC'r)' ~once1vablt.• c•...:TA J\.ll'~SA 540_9100 (l!IOOt'Jo~t:), -• "'heel coveri. Landau reas.orter.646·2568 t •·lud•n" f"o1lh1·r v., ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJ995 tufi , vinvl intt.•rior '30l ... "· '"' • • """NsuNnAv S3 ' L1"ncoln Mercury ""' "'""" ''·' "' t "u I •••n,foct 499 •TOl'CASH' UGULXP. Under 7000 fiat in crior. u a ~., ---5·r0Choos 1• offcre11.p1res 12·1·75 scats. 1·ru1Sl' t.•n ntrol. ·;2 Eldu t'finv, lo<..1dcd. 1 Yr Limitt·d Yt'arranty For Corvettes an<l otht·r Serill20ZJl, l202l3. lZOZ9Cl rnllcs. 1301 M. Tustin ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9725 st£•reo. lil?hl s l'nt1nl'I , 4ti.000mi s:noo OnAllUt>t't.lears ui.cd cars & trueks' t2.\lf1!'J.I2?..8lll S2795 trWlk rf'lcaSt'. t.'ll', t.·tr . ~1to-4732 llOWABI) Chevrolet. 547-0511 Shows 1m~ccable t'<1rc - - -----· Bill Maxey Toyota l>ove & Quail Sts Near fo~xtended Warrant) tU57ltWD•. 't>NC11r1i1tarScdanoev111c IBBBl Bf"achBIHB Jamhorct•, Bristol. & A\·ai1 Santa Ana ontioc 9965 Ss495 ,, door, rull power. 5500 J\.l<il'A r thur. Ne .... ·porl HOl.DS/ll"D· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 496 :L11H ' 847-8555 Ut:.it•h. KJJ-0555 ,... " '70 Pontiac C<ttahn11 St;1 -17331 IUCllllVD. Lr"ncoln Mercury tion Waj!.on . auto, A I C. 197 4 CADILLAC '73 Eldc,rado ('unvcrt. Air 'ti() Corv:ur 2 dr t·oupc 3 ·w {:orv 4Z1 . 4 spd xlnt MT. llEACM •142..... 1, w r w i 11 d 0 w Ii, p" r SFDAN IJF VILI F t·uncl. lt.•Jlht.•r sl·:1t .., spct , clean, nct_'<ls i.Omt· eond. s1200,r1rm Siti AUS 1301 H. Tustin brakes, pwr litel'ring. A dt".Sl'rl l;l'l.gt• b~; .. utv !>ll'rt·o. luudt'cl. $1~!~0 r.1x.in f:250/or bl•$;( orr. 5360'J30 Exp1res12-ITT -7S 547-051 I Callafter 6p_m.52_1 ·~-· • I · <.:at~ Y.'cekt•nd~ 675!.1110 l•l6 701h -----. .,.,•1th bl.IC' sk in l':J\ht•r in· , ·kd · , . K:lJ-2580 --Cougar· 9933 TorOllado l!.173, xlnt 1.:ond ., H 9800 tl•nor. vinyl top, :.t1·rl'o. ~l'l ,iys, _ · __ ·w ('lu·vy (";irry:dl 1, ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• niani· 11.tra!> lo mi. $2995 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, ew . I . , . ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t·ru1se .t·un tr~1 . h WJ), '6!11'~LU<IHAD0 tSuburbanl !>t•vc ral T.8. Auto,·l'SJ PB. l\C. 6442259. •••• !-ot.•ats, lilt & ll~lu !>l1•1•n ng l .oadcd $1~1/Uc~t xtras, Slf~l(/!179 75~1 New tires new battery .---S-H_O_P_& __ C_O_M_P_A_R-:E::-1.-.1-:-l.--, .,.,,heel, sentinel. t·tc (Jnt.• ti<12.(J.-lii2 Sll50 Ph fi.i~-ll'.19! '73 Omci:.1. PS. autu, 4 u"·ner.Ci2-JCS) · '68 Chev. <1 dr :\lalLhu --·---"-. new t1rt·~ (iood cond. LOWISTNICIS&SW'B:toltSH'llCI $5495 Camero 9917 Sniall K, au tu, pis. l'lean ·74 X Jl -7 l.oaded. nunt $2100 !130 130~-__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIL'"lfl f'~l·l 5796.llluffs t•ond.!J7•ILlt\l.l'vt Pty. Pit 9957 SIA'llHGTHECOAST5'NCl:lt5l 1974 CADILLAC D.lust Scll J!}lal <:;11narn, .72 ,... _ . t· ,.,.1 •1 Sf>" ____ 1;33.117_S ___ ••~•~•••••••••••••••••• $11111>.C<ill . •~ll\<A:,• ·; · u ., COUP !<.: DE VILLE 4!1(i-22'>U or4!.1<1:12fi2 l-.1·01111 :-d~, ~1 •. ~nu orDad9e 9935 •75 Pl..,TO V 6 /\'rl'al <'Yt."t'alch111 i:: gold --ntr.~l f1741.1ft.!'._1 r ••••••••••••••••••••••• f"'ll • cxlL·rior "·ith lt·LJt ht.>r 111 ·73 "Ll": t.·iie A.'I' Air .1~. J\.lnntt.· <':ir1o. ;111 P"'r, '&1 l'olllra. Vi n.v i top, P"'r . Sfafionwano.n t~rinr, 1·ahr1olt•l top, 1·<1nd. l-.n1l•rald J:.rc 1·11 :ur hhll'.,.,.,...,.h1tcl<Hldau, xlnt t:ond, run~ grt'ut, Automatic trunsn~.;;sion, 1.:rui Sl' enn t rol . s lcrl'U w /whitt• ~ inyl 1 op. Suiit.·.r 11 k~ nu S.IX5U 552 !H!ll S.100 6:11 -30l4 faC'tory :ur eun<llllon1n)of. rud10, t <qic dct'k . s('n l'lt·1u1. Xlnt t1r1·~. I n~\ ~ ------ line!. T hi!i beauty 1 ~ ~.tu~l'!>, rJllYl' '''h1 •t"I!>, .711 Nova, aulo, ~•Ir, 1~s. Ford ~940 radio, hl'att•r. h•i.s than pric(.odtosellfast so don 't CTH t·un~olt_•, tilt "'hi Sihcr w 'hlk \'inyl i·li·an ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15,000Q"!lles' (23HJ\llEI. delay. (S3!JFl .. T\. l'll'. ct1·. l ·O"lll'r 25~1 &J'J'J ·10011211'1 ~ , '67Ll'DScdan Xlntcond. \4295 ' · . $6295 ~ n1il1:!>.642·3301 $3!l95. must sell. (714) 998·2022 ---'fi7 El <..'amino :1% Sht·ll 1~nvatl' part\' 'GI 327, Auto, nt•w l1rt•!> n1 ;i~ .... ~tcrt'O tap1· Xlnt ·----1 197 4 CADILLAC (ma.i;:s ), trlr h1tt•h. $1250 Cond 51400 fi46 tlt>MI To S<-ttlC' r:.-;ta.te-'72 f''ord 1!170 ll arhor. l" :\1 . SLEMONS MERC~DES LAST WEEK SPECIAL SALE MEW 1975 128 $2899. 11933994 + T & L. Dir. prep. Offer good lhru Nov. 301h, 1975. FIAT FACTORY AUTHORIZED Sd!.1, Servi<•, Lea~ing I 0... ... -1 Delivery l 20 W. Worner at So. Main, Santa Ana • 557-2132. El.DOR/\l)OC<>Ul'I': 557·!l72'JtirH28 5202 ·--Country Squire. JO Pass 631 •1276 Bcau~iful 11reml!>l ).!iolll ~lu~l -i.~11 197'1 ra1naro, '65 Corvair l\.Tnnza , pri s~a . ~ai: ~oadC'd. Lo .... -------I 98001Autos Hew 9100 cxtcnor, Cabrioll't top, ,,.1 ,.,1 8 tc··tk "t .. reo. ply Sat&Sun 54H ·61 19 whslc blue bk . $1875 ... uloo,How 9800 Autas,Mew 9800Autos,Me-w 9800 A.utos,Mew ' " r u " '" A k $1800 fi75 8.556 "' ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-••••.••• i:ru1sc 1·ontrnl. i-tt•rl'U A ll', rn .iJ.! 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CADILLAC f l1nlt_'<I ~l u:;s, y,•hccl l'tJV· 2nd&MA.IH SANTA.A.HA .Sl·:LL idle llems Y.'1\h :1 V·R, auto. trans., ac·tory er s. r :t c k . Un it t' r J)ady l'ilot Classtfted Ad air c-ondHion in_g. puwt"r wholes alt' hook. !.11611 11\' li4i-SG7K. s lt.·C'r111~. powt.·r <dist' J 543-9421. hr.ikt::-.. radio. ht.•atcr. $1877 wlnlc"·all t1rl'S, \111)11 ~. 9900 roof, t1nll'fl gla;;s . .,.,•heel DAIUI LAm~ 1 usEo GREMLi-Ns ... ~~:;~ .. s~~g5~.:"~'VA e~~ol'AUJ Autos, Use-cl 1971 thru 1974 s t A 196' Hmbm ( M "' '101 MANY TO CHOOSE FROM an a na ""'"'"""<' 12"·75 ST-AT $1649 1'471tUI Lincoln Mercury 130 I H . Tustin 547-051 I '69 MERCEDES 280 SE '74 DATSUN 260Z ~IC . .., condot1onu'9 I .,.!l'l Orly IOOO ,.., ... 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'74 FORD J/4 TOM "Cl(UP SUPER CAB• Automlhc. -.. ••••"""'· 110*•' b••k•• a IM:ttlf'I' .,, COllOll•o""'ll Only 8000 1'!111• l 73&092 I $AVE $AVE s4995 '74 FORD IROMCO '75 CHEVY MOMV.2+2 Aulo..,•llc; ••~lo•y •11 '74 VW BEETLE t;O~IQ & Of'lly 9000 ....... Std., lectofV M t:OllllllklfM"9 I llUMFWI AM!f'Mr.-1120JAl'I s4795 SAYE s3295 Ol'EM FllDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY • • tiO Ford Custom, H/11 , 1\C, v<·ry lo mi, xlnt c:trc, vt'ry reliable, bt_•st orr ovt·r SIOO, 642-7l!YJ Sat SunAt'.1 -Tut•Pi\I. '71\ Ltd nrous.:hanl. ·1 dr hrdt 11. 400 V-8. Air. P IS. I' B. "'111do .... •s. s t••1 ls. l11<·ks . V111yl roo r . A 1\1 / I-' ;\1 s l l' r t' o Brougham luxury group. T ill .,.,.hi, J!lllJ!C'r J?IO"' p31 nl. 16.500 mi 's On,g. o"·ner SJ100. ;\1r. Thrash I 640·830_6 . ---- '51 Ford h;i\r T p/u gd.rond 536-8661-1 Ford 7·1' 1'1nto, WaA . Auto . air . H i ii TB RK IO"·ncr, but t·lc·an $3150. S.13-2796. Morcury 99 5 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 J\.lontci::o l'i1X Brou~ham. 2·door. lni · niac l'Ond . 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