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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-11-30 - Orange Coast Pilot7 • ' • Ora;nge Coast • . - VOL. 67, NO. 3341 3 S ECTIONS, 28 PAGES ' ORANGE COUNTY, CAL I FOR NIA SATU RDAY, NO V EM BER 30, 1974 Dlme-a·•·••e . ' Bargains TODAYl - • • c TEN CE NTS Judge BloCks Oil Dri11ing at Santa Barbara ' SANTA BARBAAA !APl-ASanta Barbara judge handed down a tem· porary restraining order Friday which bars Standard Oil rrom drilling 36 proposed wells in Santa Barbara Chan· nel as approved by the State Lands CommissiononNov.21. The city of Santa Barbara and eon- trolle.r-elect Ken ~rx or G ~rde_n 9 rove sought the restraming oriler, conten· ding that the St.ate Lands Commission should havefiled'anenvironmental im ... pact repo rt before it approved the dril· ling. Superior Court Judge Charles Stevens set a hearing Friday, Dec .13, to giveStandardOilachancetoarguethal the res tr ainingorder sbouJd beovertur- ned. It the company does not coavlnce the judge that he was incorrect in sig- ning the order, a hearing will be held Jan.13todeterminewhetherthe Lands C.Oipmission should file the environ· mentalimPactrepOrt. · The temporary restraining order ap- plies only to wells sought by Standard • • Oil in the Santa Barbara Channel. But it is regarded as significant because the sites represented the (int new drilling approved since the disastrous 1969 un· derse• o.il blowout that caused a monumental oil slick centered in the SantaBarbaraarea. The decisiondoes not apply to the con - troversial proposal for massive dril· ling in federal undersea properties off the So uther n California Coast. Also unaffected are wells so~ht by Stan- dard and approved.by lheC.Ommission in San PedioChannelin Los Angeles. ''I am very pleased with the actions or the Superior Court, said Cor~, who had aavertised himself in the November general election as "thC man the oif companies fear tht: most.'• Cory added that the recent election indicated that the publicdisa greed with the Lands Commission approval of the proposed wells. "As a member of the State Lands Commission after Jan. 1, I will move to make the decision in Superior Court permanent.'' The Santa Barbara Channel wells' were to be drilled from four already· existing platforrns. The installation of further p I a tf or ms iseven more strong] y opposed by those who djs like their ap- pearance against the sky Ii ne. Sanfa Barbara City Ally. A. Barry Cappello said the city had warned t~e Commission Nov. 21 that the Comm1s· sion should bave filed an environmen· • 0 Cl e • ro e m Farmers' Prices Decline By United Press International Farmers and auto workers got the brunt or the bad news Friday in the nation's darkening economic picture. The Agriculture Department an· nounced that prices farmers receive for raw agricultural products declined 1.5 percent from Oct. 15 to Nov. 15 after a 4 percent increase the previous 30-day period. At the same time, farm ex~nses increased 1 per· cent, the agency said. In Kansas·, flltmers in t'o\'O counties threatened to~ slaughter calves to .1protest low li~estock prices. -General Motors, meanwhile, an- nounced it was planning to id.le an ad- d itiona l 24,000 worker.s du ring January. raising the total or layoffs in the auto industry after the first of the year to 112,000. More than 200,000 a uto workers have already been laid ore through December. • FINDS HOLDUP CASH Newport's Laura Weber FBI Praises Newport Girl; Found Fortune Also Friday, General Foods Corp. said it would close its Dover, Del ., dessert plant from Dec. 20 through Jan. 6, idling 1,100 gelalin and pud- ding workers, and Celanese Corp. said it has furlou ghed indefinitely 3,000 textile workers and 300 fibe.r workers. '·FBI age nts lauded a Ne'o\·po rt Jn other economic developments: Harbor High School girl Friday for -The Census Bureau said retail the discovery and return of S21_,ooo in sales rose 2 percent last week to break cash believed to be some of the loot a three-month decline. taken during the largest bank robbery -Trading on the New York Stock in U.S. history. Exchange following Thanksgiving·-Ne.,.,·port Bearh ~olice reportL·aura was the slowest in more than four \\leber, 17 . found the cash in a money months, with volume totaling clip lying in the gutter in front of 1807 7,403,160 shares. Jrvine A \'e., Ne,vport Beach. -Kroger Co., which operates 1,240 ~liss \Veber disroverrd the money grocery stores in 20 states. joined ,,·hile v.•alking past the house shortly A&P in putting a freeze on prices. The before midnight last Friday, just fi\'C rreeze on 1.100 items, excluding hours after FBI agents arrest~ two sugar, fresh meat and produce, will f"ev.•port Beach men believed in- lastuntil Feb. I . volved in the $1 million bank robbery .-The Federal Reserve Board said in Reno. the nation's money supply grew at an Apparently, the money fell into the annual rale of 2.4 percent during the gutter from one or the suspect 's. latest quarterendedNov.20. ·pockets when the sc uffle began -The vacuum Cleaner !'11anurac· between suspects and r~BI agents, turers Association said home vacuum police s:tid. sales dropped 22 percent in October After arresting the men, the agents and Ooor polishers sales fell 24 per· proceeded to a West Nc"1.'port home cent. · · · v.·hcre they recovered 5500,000 that March Scheduled u·as identiried as part or the money taken during the bank heist. !'ll iss \Vcber, daughter or !'lt r. and 11-lrs . llenry Weber. called the Newport police immediately after rinding the loot and turned it over to a Ne,vport officer. She told police she was unaware that the arresthadoccurredearlier. Explosion, Huge Fire Rip Plant BEAUMOm', Tex. {AP)-A series of explosions ripped through a Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. chemical plant here Friday causing a m assive fire and injuring at least ten persons. One person was feared mis- sing. One of the injured was reported in critical condition. A number of nearby homes were evacuated. A company official said fares were burning, over SO percent or the plant, which manufactures synthetic rub- ber. A Goodyear spokesman said late Friday night tbat "all workers bulone have been accounted ror." Ten persons were taken lo St. Elizabeth Hospital and three were ad· milted. Ronnie Hively, 33, was repor- 1.ed,in crilical condition. A hospital spokesman said, "ll is amazing anyone got out alive.'' The first explosion in the plant, which occupies about SO acres seven miles southwest of Beaumont on In· terstate 10, reportedly occurred about 6 p.m. PST in the isoprene unit. lsoprene is a ''olatile feedstock used to manulacture synthetic rubber. Officials said there were about 50 persons in the plant at the time. There are normally 150 persons on a sh ift, a spokesman said, but there was only a skelton crew Friday night because or the holid ay weekend. Traffic was backed up on the high- way and people trying to evacuate the area beld up some ambulances trying to reach hospitals. The initial shock was the heaviest. It was fbllowed by at least eight more as the fire spread to the catalytic cracking units and storage tanks con- taining other chemicals. Harvey !'11errell, whose family was among those evacuated from the area west of the plant, said: "It went up like a ball of fi re, the ceiling of our kit- Chen collapsed .. .itwasjustamess." Pete Matthews, another resident of the area. said: "It felt like somebody picked up the house and then dropped it. .. Eyewitnesses said two hours after the explosion flames were still as high as 120 feet over vessels, or towers, of the plant. Near midnight a company official said the fire appeared to be under con- trol although he said there was still some danger of additional explosions. D•llV Pi!MSMH ,.....h' lticM nl II-... WOMAN BICYCLIST FINDS MURDER VICTIM HIDDEN BEHI ND TREE Detectives Confer Near Scene On Lonely Irvine City Road Caves Comb ed Lagu11a Discoveries Startli11g By J ACK CllAPPELL 01 TII• o.nv Pi,_ St•tl Pity the archaeologist of the futurl' who chances upon the artifacts left on the dusty floors of scores of sandstont· caves and niches in the hills behind Laguna Beach. Contrasting nature's stark h<indiy,.·ork arc high ·platform shoes, a Navy pea coat, women's un· derv.•ear, me n 's pants, gnay,.•cd bonl·S. fire ashes, beer cans in profusion anti other 20th century litter that could prove confounding. And , 1f that doesn't drive the future rescarchrr mad, the stone altar bearing a t•ross and the scrawled name "Tin1 ·• aftt'r LSI) high pricSt Timothy Ll'ary ·-would . These latter-day cav<' dwellers who ha\'c fnrsakcn central heating and in · door plu1nb1n~ arc usu:1ll y of that gl'nre called hippies by the eslablish· ment But tht· J)OIH:t• dt'partmcnt calls lhl•n1 hurs.;1ars. and f1rl•n1cn s;iy they arc a fire hazard. Th e ea\'l''i are locatrd l.irl11•ecn Top or the \\'u rld residc·n11al area and along a nd).!c that C'\'Cntualty meets Laguna Can\011 Road. BOSTON (UPI) -Blacks and whites called a march through down· town Boston today to show support ror rederally ordered busing of 18,000 public school students. Mrs. Corretta Scott King plaMed to lead the three· block'march. Orange Coast Nixon Never to Testify? 1'ht' proplt' 11ho 1nhabi l them from tin1t• tn t1ml' arr thoui::ht. to be rt'l>lll'Jnsihll· f11r m:u1y f>C'l\.1· thrft-. and ~n1:.il l hur,i::IJl"ll'l> 1n .lhC' nrarby 1\rt Colon~. J)urin).( a rcc·rnt :-.v.'l'('JI by polfcc, nnc C<il't' rt:.nlc111 \\as foun<I to ha\'e SIOO 1n ea!->h 111his1>0ckrts. lie to ld of· ftC'C'l"l> he ''Just go1 1l." Law yers Hope Trial to End by Christmas Weather Early mornin,g fog along the coast will burnofrtorevealsunny . 1kie1 .Tc m pera,,tures should 'hover between a high or 75 and a IO\Vo(i\8. • - WASHINGTON (UPI) -There is considerable doubl over whether Richard M. Nixon will ever give testimony for the Walergate cover-up trial., A team or medical specialists repor· S IDE '"'OD'A-"' · ted to Judge Johh J. Sirlca i"-\l.S. -.: · "V District ~'4.i:t Fridey that the f_~er k ~ ral~f the-~· President was not well enoufli lo rfli¢li:'."-·X~•'t."' 'i::'ll!,tll)r;.ln Washin8ltf.n.l>ol,,.."'Fe~ . .1&, • • ..,.J: . it"~' ·· Tft-a-@alirornia cM:irif.oorn un<ll S:~ outback of M11mtl ~wjo, I or to make a deposltlon at his home .are c:arufng out a sitt tor a 7fJ./oot before Jan. 6. cUep, J.SO-ac:re man mode la.kt. Nixon was on t.M critical list or a SIOrfl, page A4. Long Beach Hospital last month Index because or complications arlsin& · from surgery for phlebitis, a vein Cl•~lltll .......... C:l·lt lilltrlefO""lls!I ....... Al Comkt ................ a H0t0\to111 ........... 111 d.Jsorder. CMllMlll .............. M """"""'""""""IM-' Former White f{ouse Chief of Staff ~o ............ o """'Olll'-···· .. ····"1 ' HR H Id d Id I l I 0Mt~Ntt1ctt .. ,. .... e. *"'' .............. at-i . , a eman enc any n ent on r"'-"'•'""""L ......... , 1toclM1rk•1J ....... ~ to obstruct justice in the cover-u p as f'amuyP• .......... At Tt1.,.i.1ori ......... :. M he testified in his own defense F'rlday. NyQ.welllff ............ M Trl•l.f "''"'""'""RI He is expected to £ini8h by midweek, '· That leaves only the defenses or John D. Ehrlichman, once Nixon's No. ~aide, and~former A$slstant Al· torney General Robert C. Mardian and Kenneth W. Parkinson. who were lawyers ror the-r&electjon· commit- tee. Some lawyers hope all trial mat· ters Including rrnal atgpra.tl'!.lS and In· structions to \he jur)<(-C:ID be com· •p5tled before O\rlsCmas. : 'EhrJ.lc.hman, the only deftndant to subpeona Nlxon, is believed to be prepar)ng ~ long list of witnesses. He Js !aid to be so determined lo have\ Nixon's testimony that should the trlal be coftlpleted bt(ore Ja,n. e. he would .ask Slrica either t9 rt!lea~e tho sequestert\d jury or orde.r tham tie.eluded lo their downtown ho~l l(ntl~ the tormc.r Prt.isldent teStifhad . llaldeman tesliJied Nixon directed him to co ntact the CIA June 23 . 1972 - aix days after the W~crgale break·ln , ' . -because of concern over possible CIA involvement in the bugging and not because of any plot to obstruct justice. He said Nixon had expressed "concerns" that a full ·:-.Cale rBI in· ·•cstitation mighl compromise sen· siti've Intelligence activities abroad "lie' raye me general instructions ta-follow in the .meeting, which he directed me tohave,'' llaldcman suld. A tape of the June 23 Nixon · llaldeman meeting, played early in the \rial for the jury and which led to Nixon 's resignation last AURUSl. showed Nixon saytnR ''oll rlRht. nne, '' when Haldeman Pa.5sed along a sug- a:esllon from Johft N, TtthchC'll and John W. Oefln 01 th~l the CIA be enlisted to keep the FBI from Col· lowinR the WatcrRate Miley cha111 into Me1dco. 1 l'h(• fi1·c de partment ha s closed tho CSeeCAVES,PageA21 Boston Kidnap Victi111 Hunted BOSTON tAP) -Canadian and U.S authorities toda)' searched for a Bosl(ln-are a industrialist who the ro1 5aid was kidnapcd by three men who drove his car through• Ma.ine border control point intoCanouti.. Galen l'itcLaughlin, 64, was abduc· led on Tbank.-.giving Day by thrl'c men while e nroute from his Arton hom e to vl stt his aiUng mother in Ban jilo r, Maine, said James 0 Newpher. special agtnt·ln·chnrge of the Fl\t '~ Boston office. Canadian 11uthorill l~s wC?re holding one m::in in <'OMetUon with the kid· naping. I ta! ·impact report before deciding whethertoapprovethedrilling. He said the commission declined because it felt thedrillingof wellscould not have an adverse affect. ''Our argument was that all you have to do is look to the 1969oil spill to see that offshore driiling can have substantial en vi ronm ent al impact,'' Capel lo said. Commission approval of four injec· 'tion wells off a pier owned by ~tobilOi l .was not affected by the restraining or· der. e Body Seen In Remote Location By ARTHUR R. VINSE L Of ... Ditti• l'iklt M.ltt A dog out for a romp with his mistress on a lonely road in Irvine began bar king at the base or a ""'eeping willow tree Friday after - noon. leading to the discovery of " male murder victim. The body was discovered on a remote stretch of Barranca Road which Jau·roen have begun to describe as The Graveyard. for its pattern of violence and murder. ··tte was right across the street rrom where they found Bonnie Faye Davis," remarked Detective Lt. George Lorton . · She was a Long Beach divorcee, 23, whose nude body was discarded Sept. - 22, along the roadside about 100 feet away ·from Friday's victim. Authorities say, however, the killings are unrelated. Investigators were attempting today to trace· fingerprints of the latest murder victim to determine his identity, while coroner's depulies sought the exactcauseor drath. Bloodstains from a poinl in the mid- dle of Barranca Road indicated where a vehicle stopped· and the dead man was dragged -apparently feet ri rsl -behind the willow lree. -, • Loose dirt through which the body was dragged had caked the corpse. complicating efrorts to determine v.·hether the dead man had been shot or beaten, said officers. Detectives said the victim had been sexually mutilated. A coroner's deputy on the scene estimated the victim had been dead at least six ho urs. The dead man ~·as about five feet. 10 inches tall, wei ghed about 200 pounds and had reddish hair, police said. He was probably murdered not too rar a\vay before being dumped at the spot where the dog and his mistress found him about 4:15, investigators so id. Detective Lt. Lorton said the hor · ri fied woman, a University Park (See MURDER, PageA2) Mesan Charged In Wife De ath Costa ~lesa PoliC"e Friday charged a 57.year-o ld carpcnler with the knirin,it dl'<.1th of hi!'i wife a l the. couple's CoSta !'11csa home on Vic · torial Street. Offircrs Yi'CTC call('d by the hus band Friday afternoon. Detectives said the knifin~ follov.·~ a family fight. Offict·rs u·ithhcld identification of the v1<'t.im and that of the suspect pen- ding notification or the. couple's four adult children. SECRETARY SEEKS Oil PROFITS TAX Jn order to help light thf' energy crunch. lhc Secrtlary of U~ lnlenor has suggetled i. an erce~s prnftlt to.r dirttlm toward$ oil companil'S. Dn i,.>u kno w lhta: NE~VS.\' Ai\1 r; ~ Find out iJ ,VOti.'n n ght , end ltlll .-our· self on 01hrr c"'11· l rngtng nrw.t que$t101u: by raking ru~;Ql1 tz .pag~A1. THF: QUIZ i.~ .~"Un· -~'"1"/ t>.1 the l'lo.1/y /\11.•I ll\ IAJrf o/ our l'Urr1.'tlf c11enf! program for area &<:llOOQ, \Vh1J rwl try ii right now? D;i11, Pil .. 'Ill" Alwl• BOXES OF R,UBBISH, OLO CLOTHES LITTER CAVE Police, Firemen Claim Re sidents Pose l ingering Problems 1 Hearing Slated In Athlete's Murder Case ,, I I I ·r\\'O brother!'. from 1\lont:ina race a prelim inary ht·:inng \\'cdnl·sday in \Vrst Orange County 1\1unh.,ipal Court to determine if they v.·ill be tried in the .brutal Oct. 31 slaying of !\like Finklea ;1 Fountain \1alley and Orange Coast College athlete-scholar . Hug h Daniel Bean. 23, and Charles Dennis Bean, 22. ha\·e been held in ()range County Jail \\lthout bond since ple:..di ng innocent to murder <·harged :it 1 heir arraii::nment a month ago. At the 9 a.m. hearing \\'ednesclay. the judge v.•ill determine if there is !<iufficient evidence to send the case for trial in 'Or<1 nge County Superior Court. Deputy Di strict Attorney J iJ~· Moseiey said his office may seek the death penalty in the case. The brothers. YihO list their oecup:.l· lion as laborers in Coram, !\font., v.·ere reportedly in Orange County \•is- iling a relati\lc the night of the rnarkr t robbery and murder. ··, They · :.llledgedly fi red six bullets from two guns into Finklea. 19. as he :worked as a clerk in the 7-E\even ;Marke t at Euclid Street and Wa rner A~~ue in Fountain Valley. 'I'h<' pair alleged!~· rl ed \\•ith S93 from th e cash register. Finklea, captain of !his !>·ear's Orange Coast \1Testling te11m 11nd 1973 Athlete of the \·ear at Fountain Valley 1 li~h School. had been v.·orking at the miirket just a fe\V days. 'l'he brothers \rere <1rrestecl b~· San· la Ana police a day art er the <11!c,1:ed !'laying, reportedly us they \\·ere flee · 1ng the r1rl·a. to return to l\lontana. police said. Officers said \\rO loaded pi stols. matching the caliber of the v•eapons used to kill Finklea, \Vere. found in the baek of the Bean hrothers ('ar. Assailant Arrested SASK I\ TOON," Sask. <UPI) -A. natur alized Canadian attacked a stewardess with a steak knife aboard a jetliner Friday and demanded to be flown to his native Cyprus. The stewar- dess suffered minor knife o,\o"Ounds be.Core the aircraft pilot talked the as· sailant into surrendering. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT Tile Qr--C<w\t o.11v P•lol, ~tn """""com· l>H'l@<l llllP Nf_., Prt\I. "l>uDil-OVt""O.tnqe CwM P\ollll\1""11 (ompenv ~OOftlf• f<'Hl•DM ••• pulllhMd. MO'ICI•• !hro119h ~II.UY, 10<" Cl>\!• Mn.a. 14e.,_, &ta<n ... .,n,•roql"" l>f•<h l'o,,n. t••~ \,'alley, l;,,n;, ~<>dd l •t>at• V•llfy a"" ~Ill""' Mt<ll/Sou!h Coat! 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CAVES .•. .:1rea to unauthorized people because the tall. dry brush in the area is a ~erious fire h<iza rd. 1\t le11st one canyon fire has been tr11 ced to the .transient population r::very now and then, lawmen prowl the caves and cite those they find ror viol<iti ng the city -ordinance covering closed fire areas 'JI. veteran Lagl1na Beach police sergeant recalled one such ra id Officers prepared to swoop down on the cave dy,.·ellers but \Vere stopped ::.pe\!bou nd in thei r trac ks. \\'Utching a small band of men and \\·on1en elad only in feathers and headbands cavort ;1round a blazing campfire :\ftcr hearing of that incident , a former Lagu na BeaCh councilm an 11roposed dynamiting the caves to close them forever From Page JI I MURDER ... resident, flagged dov.·n a pa'ssing motorist aCter seeing the corpse. The second witness drove to a telephone booth some distance away and called police. sending Officer Rudy Malik to the scene, which was quickly cordoned off v.·ith a police blockade lighted by nares. Questioned on the possibi li ty it might be a motorcycle gang murder, s ince violence has Oared among them recently, investigators were reluctant to speculate. •·That's nol impossible ... , .. said Lt. Lorton. The di scovery came only fou r hou rs aft er funer al services held in Mid· way City for !\Iarc Dewdney, 2'1. of 7743 Ronnld Road. lluntinglon Beach. Dew dney was bl:.lsted off his motor· cycle by a gunshot early Monda y, t hen ext'eutcd by another as he lay alon gside Beach Boulevard near Bo\~a Avenue in Westminster. The site v.•here the body was found i~ along Barranca Road about a h;llr· milt• south of .Jeffrey Road, in farm rountry but \\'ithin site of the San Dh'go Freew:.ly. Only l\VO or three miles a\\':lY. the body of riot ission Viejo school teacher. Florence Nancy Brov.·n was dug up in an orange grove. follo\ving her 19i0 murder by a gang of drifting, drug· using Satan 1\'0rshipers. "Nobod.v kno1\'S ho\v many bodies mi ght be buried out here," Lt. Lorton said . Laguna Seeking Resumed Aid For Elderly The city of La ~una Bcneh v.•ill go lo ha t for aged ;ind disabled citizens hit b.v s uspens ion of Social Security :;cr\·ice to the city. Cit.v Manager Al Thea! asked and \\';Js given p('rmission b.v the city council 10 refjuest that the tv.·ire·a· mon!h Social Security scr\'ice be re- .S U med fort he cil.v's residents. That ser vice \\·as ended because of !rave l budget cutbacks for the Social ~1·c urit y branch in San Juan ('.1pistrnno, snid \·\•rn King, branch n1~1·n:i,i.:er . 00 Weather s-lrn ll•t • mw11 ol tr. l'l'llClc..-rti,.,,t f'r1t:t.,. 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Tex . ._ dirlos ·Bei.,. . who guve\ed the California Assembly to or~r for l<l ycac.s as speaker pro· tem, ha s died in a San Antonio hospital. A spokCsman said he v.·as \'isiting relatives. The 57-vear·old Democrat's death came Friday. only thrt.>e days before ( IN SHORT ) he was to be sworn in for an 11th term as the assemblvman from Hayward. A spokesrrian for the Baptist Hospital said Bee was ad mitted a week ago with injuries suffered in a fall, including a broken arm. The spokesman added that Mrs. Bee was with her husband when he died, but would give no other details. f'ord Will S peak WASl~INGTON -President Ford announced Friday he will hold a televised news conference Mond ay ni ght, presumably to.detail the leri:1s of lhe pew tentative U.S.-Sov1et agreement limitin ~ offensive nuclear weapons . White Hou se Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the news conference would be available to coycrage by the television and radio networks. Kissi11!1er Ret11r11s TOKYO -Secretary of State 11enry A. Kissinger briefed Japanese leaders today on his talks with Chinese diplomats and President Ford's plan- ned trip to Peking nex t year. and then flew home to Washington. Ki ssinger Clew into Tokyo late Friday and called on Japane se Foreign Mini~er Toshio Kimura a nd other officials. Oealh• Ottline The traffic death toll for the holiday weekend passed the 20I) mark early today, and .ippeared to be he~d!ng toward one of the safest Thanksg1v1ng weekends in six years. Before the holiday began, t he National Safety Council estimated this would be lhe safest Thanksgiving in six years. The council said traffic accidents would claim between 525 and 625 li \•es and injure up to 82,000 persons. Cout1lerfeil Raid LOS ANGELES -Four m e n charged with possession and manufaeturing of more. than $3 mil- lion in counterfeit '$20, .. $50 and $100 bills were arraigned in federal court Friday. A fifth man had been arraig· ned Wednesday. Secret Service agents confiscated the bogus bills Monday from an apart- ment in the Wissahickon, a senior citizens retirement hotel in Redland s . The administrator of the· hotel .. L Harry Davidson, 6S, was arrested Wednesday. Wilbur Mills' Friend Fanne Finishes Stint ROSTO;-.i (AP) -Stripper F::in ne Foxe is winding up a t\\'O·\\'eck enga gement at Boston's prem ier burlesque theater , afte r \\'tnning standing o\·ations and doing sellout business. ''!;he outclassed the other danecrs.'' said \Villiam Glass. a llarvard stu · dent. ~I iss Foxe . \\"ho se raret'r \1·:is spurred by the publicity of hC'r late· night dip Oct. 7 in \\'ashington's 1·1dal Oasin \\'hile in the compan~· of Rep. \\'ii bur D. J\.Ii lls. ( Q.Ark.), appeared at Roston 's Pilgrim 1'heater before au - diences \vho paid SJ.SO a ticket. "I believe the crO\\'d is much dif- ferent from cro,vds I've \1·orkcd \\'ith beforC'," she says. ··~tost people I sec :i re :ill dressed up. ·rhere are a Jot of ('OUp\es. n lot of studl.'!nts. ·· ,\t the Pilgrim, J\tiss Foxe follows the acts of Ba hy Burlesque and Stormy Kitten, \1·ho bump and gri nd their \I' a r do1v n to noth ing on a stage. l\liss Foxe enters lhe stage irla· hooped and sprang\cd Spanish dress 1\'ith feathered ti ara. pc~ling her \\'::lY s \011'\~· dov.·,n to 11 G·Slri ng. then talk· 1n g through ;1 milTophone \rith ht'r au. d\Cn{'t'. ll:1i·vard students have taken an in · tt~rf'st in her. Earl1'Cr in the \veek. lhe un iv('rsi1 y's f{epu hli can Cluh in1•ilcd her lo luncti al l.o\1·r1J !louse. 11hC're thcv sere n~1dt•d ht'r :i nd dubbed her "POiit ira I N C\\'Comcr of the \'ear." ~11ss Foxe, 38. 1:-ttu~ di\'oret•d moth t•r of l\10 daugh ters :i~cd 15 a nd 17. a son aged 16. a nd a 19·)'Car·old · adopted daughter. ~incc the incidtnt ,,·1t h \\tills. her in· <'Orn e h:is jumped frQJn about SiOO a \\'eek to S3,000. Iler P1 lgrirn salary. She savs she Y.'O\ll<I like to t1se the mone.v lo put hl·r eh1 ldrCn and herself -th rou~h rollf:'gc. She has e nroll ed at the U nive rsit y o f Maryland for premedical courses. but has post 1mned her studic$ there. "I'll take things as th'ey co me:· J\1i~s f oxe says now ... ,r they re11\ly v.·anl me (or u Rood sul~ry. I'll keep worktng" ;i ftt.•r the current thrct· month national tour l'!nds. "Rut if th<' salary drops . I'll pro• bably go to srtiool next stmester :· she says. I .. ' Yo111ig River Pilots Like modern Tom Sa1vyers. David Burks, 11. and Richard Stillwagon, 4, of Newport Beach drag. ged some old boards to the tidal pools in the Santa Ana River near the Pacific Coast Highway bridge to build a raft. But they'll h a.ve to wait for either very high tideS or heavy rains to set the thing afloat. . Wowided Girl In Slwoting ' Feared Worse MILWAUKEE, WI S . (UPI) - rt1ary Jansen. the 9-year old girl who spent two days alone in her house with bullet wounds after a double murder and suicide, was in serious condiiion Friday. Officials at St. Luke's Hospital said her temperature had risen some and doctors had scheduled exploratory surgery. Mary suffered wounds in her chest, abdomen and side. Mary told police that her mother shot her 5·year-old brother and 70· year-old grandmother and then killed herself, Sunday night at their home. 'It's All Over' Miss Fitler Kicks Out Fiance PHILADELPHIA (APJ -The young Welsh chauffeur engaged to 77· year-old millionairess Rachel Fitler has been put out or her house, and a m e mber or her s t aff said the engagement is off. Miss :Fitler was not available for comment herseU after police were call ed Friday to see that Michael Wilson, 29. left her fashionable estate. However, she had said the day before, "I sort of think it's too much for me." "ll's finished. The engagement is ofL The whole thing is over," a mem~ her of Miss .Fitler's staff said in a telephone interview. Miss Fitter, maiden aunt of Happy Rockefeller, was described as "ter· .ribly upset'' and did not herseU con· firm that the engagement has been ir· revocably dissolved . . . Miss Fi tier. who shared,tn an $8 m1l - l\on fan1il y inheritance in 1931 . revealed her engagement to Wilson. last month after he had placed an an· nouncement in a Welsh newspaper. But Thursday, after Wilson relur· ned to the Filler mansion rrom a trip. his wealthy fiance said she wasn't sure abotlt the pending marriage ... I don't know. We haven't talked about it," she said . The member of Miss Fitler's staff said Wilson returned to her suburban Philadelphia estate Thanksgiving morning and entered through the kit· chen. "We put him out of the house then," said the stare member, who refused to be identified. $7995 Light or dark rattan rocker :n choice of fabnt's. C'Olors. Rattan Backers Come in soon and try out one of our colorful comfortable 9 s ... ~ $8995 · CDUDµiy Style Butchlr Block ' The lime to b.UY BBQ's is right now~ Speciall¥ priced ('harbro1I Gas grill · usually sells al s9!.oo: s7900 ~rpr r-tl.i• t11ivd rttktr ks ~p nslt~ ~atk kt y1111r "91101'\. (trnp1f1' al BlllJKb !or !!It .... bean bags. Huge choice or ... colors. sizes. They make great holiday gifts too! Choose from the Widest licker Selection in Southern California Gorgeous white wicker f~:l~df,gTIIUp. 4 p;~'2"7" 900 settee, 2 rlub chairs, tabl e. li sts for $S25.00 You will bt delighted with this 2G9 charmiog S 00 wh ite wicker dining table. 4 chairs lists for • s.soo._00 DASLDDSETS $18900 \\1t undersell f'vt.ryone in town! Sets include realistic logs, sand bumerpan. bu rning embers. ,,.. , ... s.toosn S·lOCSlt sss~ ~995 ' Corrtspond in style on this white wicker desk, delicate designs. Chair Included. For home or office. Lists for $289.00 • • --1- I I I I ~7· Coast Residents Pass Bar Ninety ·sevcn Orange Coast rcsi· dent$ h.ave succcssfull)'. passed fa ll l'Xa minations of lhe California State Uar an~ have been li censed to prac-tice law. Among the list or 3.316 persons 1>assi ng the exams are these Orange Coast residents : Edward F'. Allebes of ~tission Viejo, Robert Ed""•ard Anderson of llunt· 1ngton Beach. Russell Anderson of El 'l'oro , Nelson S. Antho n y of \Vestminster, Larry ,.1 , Arnold of Coron11 del ~1 ar, Da\'id R. Bence or Costa ~1csu, Sheldon P_ Berger of ~ewport Beach. Clifford Ber'nard Boehmer of ~1 ission Viejo, Edmund .Joseph Bradley ofS1.1nta Ana . David Allen Brown of 11 unt ington Be<1ch .• John II. Byrne of Santa Ana, Robl'rl !"orman Can1pbetl of Santa Ana. \Vi\liam Joseph Campbell Jr. of Seal Beath, David !\1 Chcalham or lr\'1nc. Rrucc Colin Chester or l-lunl- 1ngton Hcaeh. M:itlhew 'l'homas Chick lo of llunlington Beach. Stephen All~n Colby of Costa f\.1csa, Allon I. Crowetl of Laguna Beach \Vi lbur A. Day Jr. or Santa Ana: Hobert 0 0\V or Seal Beach. Don Ray Ford of Santa Ana, Clirford E. f''rieden or Santa Ana. Francis Laird Fulton of Balboa Jsland. John Walter Furness of !\l ission VieJo. James 0 . Ga\cott• of lr"ine, H1chard F . G<alpin of Dana Point, 'fhomils Le\.\'is Gill of Santa Ana. ./a mes C. Glassford of Laguna Beach, \Valter C. Glov.·sk• and Charles . \ugust Goetz. both or l·luntington Beach. Thomas \\'illiam Green of Laguna ~iguel. I Iowa rd Greenbaum of Hunt- ington Bc<ich, Theodore Grussing of Huntington !leach. Jeffrey Lee Gut- teroofLaguna Be<1eh. \\.'alter A. llacklerof lr\'1ne, John A. llammond of Santa Ana, \\'illiam Jlanlcy of Irvine, Jeffrey A. Hartman of Dana Point. Dale C. 1-la v•kins of Laguna Niguel. Charles E . l-lay\11ard of 1-luntington Beach, Frederick !-!olde n .Jr . or Irvine, J\lary Ellen l·louseal or tlunl- 1ngtnn Bc<tch Barry J . Israel or San Clemenle, Oonald P. Johnson of l\e"•port Beach, Pctc.-r N. K<ilionzcs of Costa 1\.lcsa, Ernest R. J ohnson or Nev•port Beach. o\rthur Kidman or l\1ission Viejo, Nan· cy l\l orse Knight of K C\~·port Beach. Cruig 1·1. Kronick or lluntington Reach. 1-larold I.a Flammc or l·lunt- 1nglon Beach. llov. ord Larsen ol '.'Jc\l.·port Beach. Lnrry l\I. Lipke of Fountain Valley. Robert E. l.ov.·e ol Santa Ana . l\l ichael N . l\1adn.d of 11 untington Beach. Rob<'rt L. l\lalin of l·luntington Beach. !\lar,·in D. !\fayer of Irvine, !\licl1ael D. l\lcCaffrcy of Balboa, i\lit'hael ;\lcCartin of Costa l\lesa, \Villi am 1\1 cCormick of Garden Crovc, Brian l\'lcl)onald of lluntin gton &>at'h. ElC'unor 1\1. tllcGarr of Hunt· 1ngton Be:ich. Churles lUcKenna J r. of lr\'inc. !\Jichat:'l P. l\1ears of Santa Ana, Edward K . l\lick o f \Vestminster, Volney tlt orin .J r., of Santa Ana. l)t'nnis E Kelson of Fountain \'alley. Te rry Aliin r\elso of llunt· 1ngton Beach. Pt•tC'r L. Nisson of San· ta Ana. Jamt·s 'I'. O'Farrell of F'oun· ta in \';.dley . Jeffrey Oderma n of \e\\'port Beach. No\'a Dean P<ick of Santa Ana . Loutsc B. Perez of \re ~tm in ste r . G;til P Pick<irl of Corona de] !\lar, Greg :\I. Potter of La ~una !\'l iiucl J oseph Pov.·ell of Santa Ana. Joseph Hedd Jr. of lluntington Beach, Kerl· nclh A. Hoh.._•rts of /luntington Bench. \ndrew \\'ells Robertson II of Laguna Niguel. Laddie Sch1nidtb<1uer Jr. of ll unt1n gton lie:ich. Darlenl' Selbv of Santa An<i , \\'iltiam Fl•n!on Si;tk of San Clemente. Uru('c B. Stc,·cns of South L:i guna, Da\.'1d 0 St ringer of Santa Ana. !\Ion· ty Jay Titles of Ir\ inc. Robert James ·rr<i v('r of 11 u ntington Beach. !\.l:irk Tr~1v1s of llunlington Beach, Stephen ·rhrl·adgolrl of Santa Ana. ,\Jich<1cl Tre111an of Santa Ana. t\1ilton \ · and('r ~I oll•n of •luntington Beach. to.I it'hacl \\' .1rd of Santa Ana. Steven 1 II. \V.il.~on of Laguna i\'i~uel, Thomas !). \\'caver nr J·lunlin&rton Beach, Ben \\'chstcr of Santa An:i, Larry N. \Villis of G:irden (lrovc. Rirhard Young of Santa 1\na , Richard Zanclli of \\'esln1ins1er a nd .Jose Zorilla Jr. of lluntini::ton Beach. Book March Set CllARLESTON. W. \1a. (UPI) 1 Ban·the·books forces planned lo ma rch through the city today in an cf· fort to rekindle their protest against textbooks. · DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Delivery of the Doily Pilot is guaranteed M:>ndoy-fridoy· II Vf1.J do ·not how yru ~ by .$:30 p.m .. ro11 ond your I "l'I' .;11 be br009ht '? _ei. Cells ore tdr.en 1.11rll 7;00 p.tn. I Sott.rdoy ood Sund<J)o I I you do not I ,..... .,.,, cop:,. by 9 o.m. Soturcfor.. C¥ 8 o.rn. Sunday, coll ·ond 0 CDf1'( will I . bl! ~t to you. ~Is tn taken un1il . 10 a.m. Telephones "'"' ~ C:OU.ty ~-.. 642-4321 ~~I Huntington Booth en;! Wts1miMter : .......•. St0-1220 Son Otit11n1e, (:optslrin:i 8eoch. -...-- Son .Ivon Capistrano. Dono Point, Swth loguno. loguno Nigutf <19S.WO I Santn's Helper ·'· -5elttfdit)'r~97 Davis Suit Studied --· •• -·· <:;, -. -t· ... : :; No Effect Seen at UCI Medical School :· By DO UGLAS FRITZSCllE Of .. Clilll'f Jl'li.tS&alt A courl ruling overturning a UC l)uvis medical school mlnori!Y ad- missions quota rcC\ects an immature "life-and-death" \'iew which some students take of being admitted to a nlcdical school. accordin~ to the dean nf the UC Irvine-California College of l\ledicine. But, said Dean Stanley \'an den Noort, the Woodland suit or m ed ~ school applicant Allan Bakke will have no a rrect upon UC I's medtcal school admissions 1X>licy. · An honor graduate denied ad-, mission to the Davis medical school, Bakke took the university to cot1rt, eontcnding a poli<'Y of selling aside Hi spots in each 100-stud ent class for "educationally or economically dis· advantaged students'' cliscriminates against v.·hites. 1'hc judAC agreed. Judge t". Leslie Ma nk er. of the \Vood land Superior Court. ruled that 1he progran1 "excludes consideration of applicants "'ho are members of the \\hiterace." , The judgl' did not order the school to abolish !he prograrn, according to Bak'ke 's attorney Rt·ynold Col\'in But untc~~ the l'uling is reversed on ap· 11ea1. (.;C l><1 vis \\'ill have to ch;ingc ifs policiL·~. t:C I med :-c hou\ i1dn1is s ions policiL·s. Or. \'an den Noort s:.1i d. re· ~ult in roughly the same nun1bcr or \1·omcn and minori1y students as the Davis policy. Ho"'e\·er. lhe import ant differc.-ncc is the lack or nxed quotas at the lr\'ine campus. he said . Although JudgC i\lanker did not or- der Bakke's <1t.ln1ission. he ruled. "1'his court concludes that there isn't any cOmpelling or even legitimate puhlie purpose to be ser\.'cd in grant· ing preference-to minority students in <1dn1iss ion to the medical school "'hen to do so denies "·hilc llCrsons an equal opportunity for admittanct·." i)f"'. van den l'\oort said the t.;C I polit,\' is aimed <il trying to select the tandidatcs who v.•ill be the best doc· tors -a consideration not lied directly to undergraduate grades. Al l:CI. he said. a committee re- \.'ie\l.·s a combination of items on each of 3,600 applicants annually. Of those. 10 arc selected for each class. 'rhc list of Crl'dcntials reviev.·ed in- cludes gr:..des, scores on the medical school aptitude test. letters or re fcrenee, the res ult~ or inter\ 1ev.~. gender and rul't'. "ll is fair to S:J\' that "'C :.1rc of thl• beli4f that the stUdent's grade point average is a good rneasur(' of "hat ~rades he v.'i tl gel in nledi<'al :>thool, but not nece:;sadly as a ~ood n1i'tt:.-ur~· of how successful he v. ill btcon1i: JS J ph ysician. "The comm11tcc that clrals \\1th ;111 these applitants realitl.'S !h1• relal1\.·c lack or \\.'omen and 1ninorit1es in thl' medica l profession in lhl' Unilt·d Slates. Tht'Y have. rl'!!ponded b~· ad milling a lari::er number of v.o n1t•n and minorities in 1ht• la st t'1" classes," Dr van dt'n Noort ~;JJd '!'he sanlt' Cl'lteria. hov.c\.'t•r. ~1rt•~ used for all t·andidates. he 1•1n phasizccl. The tact that the Da\•is suit was tiled at ;di. he satd. 1llustr;i\t•s a dis · turbing trend an1ong prl'-rnt·d1cal slu· dents. "I am concl·rnt'(I that so man,· ~·oung [)Coplt· arc ~o cu1nn1itll'd loi becoming phy,.,1l·1 ;1u~ that \ht') (':111 not consider altl.'rnat1,·p t·areers. Frum my O\\ n backgrounrl. I 1\•as de lighted in ~('\lin~ intn 111t·tl1eal sehool Hut I v.nuld ha\e al:.o lx•t'll .... 1lL:-f11•d ''1th an altcrn>it1vt· 1.10s1tion in sClc1er 1. "A lol of young people iu ... oc•1t·t~· \n -: d~y vle,1· getting into medical srf\001 as a Jifc·and·dca1h r10shlon," he said. "T h e~c indi\'iduut 's devotion to .::f medicine is so romalllit I hat they arf' not able tn consider an 11.lternati\'e. If the\· are th:1f rom;,1ntic ;iboul the pro ll·:-~iu n . 11 1s unhkt•ly !hat th ')' \\'i ll bc.•('omc good phys1rians." he said. Hvg:1 rd1ni.: the pl'C~:-.ure lo hl•come a ph\ ... ir1an. he ,.,;1id. ··1 \l.·ould hope lh:1t 11 "1\ulll rt•Oe(·t ::i dl·Sirt.' to servt• hurnaruty. Oh\'iousl~·. though, rou c•:in st•r\e hurnan1ty in <1 numtll'r of otht·r 1\:l)'S Looking al it in a more eynic.:il 1r:i~·. medlci1H· ls th(' hl~hesl paid 1lru· fl."ssio n and sonle people are attracted for the rev.·ards. lloy, C\'L'r. h<' (•oncedl'd that thl" Uukke case and others which havr bt·cn filed may ha\·t• be('n motivated by opposition to quota systems. .. , nun1her of !>1..'0plc resent quota <.\:-.l t•ms I r('scnt thl."m v.·hen they J.rf" -.t;1\etl a~ ~ue h I can understand thi· frustration of a hlond. "'·tute malt· with a 3 9 grad.._• point averag ... • v.•h11 fails to ~l.'l 1nlo medical sch110\ and secs a w.1n1an or minority gel in v.·ith a 3.3. ·•] lo\1c\'er. Ulll' ~ ah1lity l11 :1chH·11• in a t·la:-... rnorn and one's :tb dit~ In .11·htc\. 1· at l h ... · bc1\sid1· al'l' rl·lal1·d. but 11 is not 1\\·t·1•s:.;1 nl~· a d1r1•(·1 rvl.1 - t1onshq1 " Migration Of Whales Under Way 'l'ht• ;1nnu;.d soulh\.\'arll m1gr11t1d'n or the (_"ai!fornia Gray "·hale h<i s begun, 1•xperts say, and bo<iters havt• been "'arned thal they fare a stiff fine or Jail if they a re caught disturbing the leviathans. Naturali sts In San Diego \\'ho each \ear trace the migration of thousands Or the "'hales. say that the first of the herd al ready has been spotted head· in~ for the <·alvi ng grounds of Seam- 1non ·s Lagoon in Baja California . The "'hales. several Lhou sand of them. ar~ he:..ded to Baja after a sum- mer of reeding in th(• food-rich Benng Sea · Pixic-ish 1\ni,!i•I l{aron. R. is one elfin girl \.\ho:-;c antics appear tn keep Santa Claus in slitches Sht.' is sc\\'lll~ up his s uit for ap·· µe~1 r:.ince Sunduy at H:3U p .n\. ;,1l t.:hrisant;1 Dri\·c ancl La l_laz Road in ~lission \'iC'jo. \\hl're South County kid<: can ).!rt'ct 111111. Since co~t of ha~' 1s up. Sant;.i is lea\·1ng rl·indcer und sleigh behind. llC''ll eon1c \'iJ cnunty fn'C' truck. Two Stunting Planes Crash; 4 Lose Lives Sportfishing landings ~long .t he (lrangt' Coast soon "ill be l~unchini.: their annu:.il whalev.'atch cru1ses, lhus giving la ndlubbers a chanee to see lhl· man1mals from a relatively close range. But the Nntional l\1arine Fisheries s.._•r\·1re is ready lo step in and cite ;,1ny hoalers who molest the protected f\.10UN'I' VERNON, \Vash. (UPI ) -n1ammu\s. Two light planes reported "stunting" Spokesmen for the agency said that and chasing carh other -one piloted conviction could result in heavy fines by a 16-year-old youth -collided in or jail . flight Friday and crashed, killed all Tht'y and others \\hO each )l.'ar four persons aboard. monitor l he migration of the growin~ The wrecked craft dropped to earth herd of grays hope that the latest tri1> Dana Women Athletes in flames. and scorched wreckage south for the \.vhales will show a re· "'a s scattered over a wide area, Spnrkli11g E~11•s l'ord population. witnessessaid. 1'hc exact number mi~ht changl' Jack Bartr am, 16, of Blakely This l -~·e•1r-old cockern11' from othc.-r reccnl )cars because of Island, Wash., was piloting one plane. rem are ha:-: thC' sort of cy('s ;,11ul ~ome reports that "'hating fleets rrorn Get Large Allocation Hy J .\tl\t•: llY:\1 ,\:'\' 01 lfW O.Ur PltotStlfl Women athletes at Dana I-fi lls l·ll ~h School :ire 1\';t.\' ahead of the rner thcrt• nnd at rnnsl ~thoo!s on lht• Orange CoaSI this)car. Thl•y'rc \\. •1 .\. ah('ad 1n th ... · budget dt· partmcnt. 11·ith a Sl2.UOO allocation fron1 th(• Capistrano L'n1ficd S('honl Distr1('I Thal ·.., up fron1 zern funds la.~t year, 1\.hen l)an:t Hills didn't 1·vcn ha\.'c a v. omen's at h 1 ... •tico; prr1gra m. 1'hc Si2.flllU, :111 ur111 s11;tll.v l:i rgc stun, is to t'rH1hll• the girl" to buy t•quipment and unirnrn1s. ~l ;n·i::e •1:1rtr11an. \.\·o rnl•n '.'> ,1thle\lc direetur. said. She said ne'.\\ yl.':1r tht•y \\.di pro bably rccc•i\I' ;1hout Sl.000 "I fee! we 3rc Juek,v." tll rs . Ila rtm an s:i iii of I he 1<1rgt• a I lot' at ion. She pointt•cl 011l th.1 t \lht•re in othl·r areas J!irls rnust p.1.\· for th1·1r u"·n un· iform .... and u:;:c n1<1kt·sh ift ct1uipn1.cnt. her ath lt>t cs a fl' "·el I supplied The change fron1 last )ear 1~ the re suit or joining the C:d1forn1:1 ln - terschola~tie l.1·aguc tCI F I. 11h1eh l'l' gulatcs com 1n~I it ions. she s.11d Previ ous!~·. ;..:i ris l'.OlllPl'll'tl only 111 Girls Athll'lit· t\~sotiatinn )!am{'s, \l.hich are not eon~idl'rcd as dC'1nand- Paper Reports Marijuana Use By Deputies LOS ANGELES (AP) -An in· , vestigation of sevcr:ll deputies nt the Temple City Shcrifr's Division has revealed the use or marijuana hy some deputies;-the Los Angeles Times reported Friday. Sheriff's spokesmen v.•ould neithe r confirm nor deny the report, but one spokesman without being specific said there had been an investigation ;;ibo ut some office rs allegedly violating department rules while on duly. Thr r eport said one 'deputy was fired. one resignOO and seven othrrs hil\'C been suspended as a result of the investigation. Unnamed sources outside the sheriff's depart1ncnl were quo1l'<I as saying the in\'csligntion \nvolvccl a p nrt y l a~t December ut which deoutles s moked mar1t uana. 'fhc report !laid one deputy allei;::edly took a small amount or confiscated rrar~uana forhls pcr50nal use. a Piper PA 32, with a flight instructor, a look t.hal 111ight provr (.'1\· the So\'iet Cnion and .Japan rn:1y have Ill,!!, :.hr ~:iid. Ho\'s' Sl}(}l'\S art• l'l'· All o·o II 43 r F d I w h <l '""'" hunlinn the grn)'S O\'er the sum . guliitl·dhythcClF.' en e .. o ern ae, as. dea ring to<ifan1il~·innee ol'a m~;,months". \I fl d. d h . 1 . P.1 ark Rinas. 20. or Seattle, \\'as !Jet. She 15 a\·a il;ihle for ;1do11-, · r... art man <·re tie 1 c gir ~ p1·1ot1·ng the othe' ,,·,craft, a Cessna Ontc the ferna!(' \1·hales i::i''<' l.11rth <''·otch In l'll-1~1h 11th""'""' n· t1·on a·l th" s·h,.ltrr al "'521 • '"' 1 ~"' C's ISOwilhpasscngcr tlli chacllrvin,20, ... ... l' lalerthis\.·ear.:1ndth1•cal\·c~bccon1l' n1•1\'L'n1t·n1 and tn good publie rl•la · of Belle"ue,\Vash. Edison \\'ay in ll untingtnn ~trl)ng,t hCherdmi grates backtothP tionsb,,tht·l'IF O'Dell "'as cnnducting a biannual Ileach. l lour:; :ire H :i nl . 11 ~ r; \1aters off .-\laskafur:inothcrsumn1cr "\Y11nic n arL· pushing for niorc ;uid ni"hl review for Bartram. his em-p .111 . :'llond;iy through S;dur 1Jffecding. Th~· return n1igral1on la~1s mor ... · thirl""·" shl•s:li d. " d "' ployersaid <.1y . unlillhcl·arl) ,.,pring,ex1lCrtssay. ShC' also !"at<l CIF t·onl,it'\eil a l:irge 1·~····· iiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiii~miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-number of hrgh srhoo l IJrin<'ipa\s last .\'('<1r ~nd \\O!l \h(' SLll)port of n1ost school:. in Southern Cnltfornia. 1'he 0 ;1na Hills \\Ornan 11·ill ron1pcte 111 l'1ght of n1n~· C'IF spol'!S this ~t·a r : h;ulmint<•n. h.1skctball. g:ymna~trcs. ~oftball, s w1n1n11ng. traek and field, tt•1u11s :ind vullt•)ball. 'l'hcy v.ill not l'Orn1)t•le 111 held hntkt•) 'l'hl· ... \\J\l'h to CIF ;1 lso ml'an~ \hat "'·on1cn 's f'lltH'hl•s makl' morl' ninne) for !heir ('Xlr.;1curri<·ular \l.ol'k, al!hQU).!h sttll :-tighll,v less than the llH'll .. Th:1l·.., n1.1111I\ hl'l':I U~e \\l' dn not fi·t·l Iii.· prC's~url• of th(' CQmn1u11ily UJilHl us,'' J\J1·s . llartn1ansaid. "'rhc re a rt' 10 \\omen's coaches a net 15 111l.'n 's coachl..'s al lhC' school. she :;air!. Thi..' resr1onses frorn stud1•n1 ~ h;1.., Ileen enthus 1a st1c. :\lrs. llartman ~:iicl . She nnted 1 hat AA i.:11·1~ tried out for the gymn:1stics le<1n1 {If thl.'St.'. 25 \Vert• Sl.'ll't lcd. :\lrs. ll :1rtrnan ·~4. :1 _g.,·mnast \\hr1 n1arll• the.-f111als for the \\'orld l 'n i \'l'r~it~· C.1ml1.., lt•;1111 , has c(lached tl1c :-;ehonl's g\.1n11;1 ... 111·, !l'arn since ... he eumr to Ilana 11111 ... last ~<'ar and atsn l<'aC"hcs rc·gular ph):.1l·:1l eduL·a- lion. She "'as naml•d 1\uni;in's athlclu• director this year to ~ll lk'r\ 1sc the new \'ars ity sports, 'Kite Circus' 111 Laguna Hills An exhibition and dcmonstralion of international kites is set for noon to 5 p m. Sunday al the cornL'r of ~tc lnty rt' Streel and La Pai Ro <id in Laguna Hills. .'fhl' "K ile Cirtus," sponsorecl by a J.a~uno ll dls drvt•lf1pcr. \\'111 fca1u rr a :lO·(oot Oclt:i \V1n1t kll(', a 45.ront hint"r n1 yl:1r dragon k1t£', u fh:ct of bt•\\'inged ~qu:iclron kite!!. Also to I.Jc tlt•monstrall..'d arc a 50· ~CC't \on or1e11tnl cen11pedr kit~. a l\ortan fli a htlng kit<'. a nti u l!>O·Ptccc truin of kilC:I llomcmudc> kites urc \\Clcon1c. - ll0•101 IASHI I l 1101001 I [ I r I , .. ,l ... IAll ·~ ~ J :' 'C 3 :....:: -·-'· U.11 I IAll '""' i('.)\o ' C= 0 - Slt Oll f l 0 DI ' ~ -"-----· l lOIQOM ' ~ ll;HOM ' ~ ' J ' ' -~- lllK l I ' .. llD•DO• ' 01 0(1 . ~·r. !l lRT :i I~' j , , llY!I~ 100• ~L t.:;?\ 0'0' l!l PlJ\N 11 FAMILY-DESIGNED HOMES WITH EVERYTHIN G , ..... ... INCLUDED IN THE PURCHASE PRICE T• "'' SHAO CARPETING • FIREPLACES • DELUXE "\JLTAA·BRlGHT" COUNTRY· KITCHENS • FRONT LAWNS WITH A. TREE A.HO SPRt .. l(LfRS •REA.A A.NO SIDE YA.RO FENCING • WET BAR • - SHAKE ROOFS • CONCRETE DRIVES • 3-CAA GARAOES -~. ~THS • $59 9?0 ~ "· .. . :-:.:.:..~:::. B SURE TO ASK AB OUT ciuR __ _ "" Gl -•• L~·~.,...._~"~' -'---= ! (714) 842 7497 HOUSE·OF·TH· ·WEEK Landmark Homes A1cfllltclur1I designs b~ R. J M11we1i & ~SSOC/.llf5 A,, 01ans copyr1gtlled By SIGNAL LANDMARK. INC one ot The Siqnal Companies ( J ' I I '" ' ' ' , • . Pulpit & Pew Dlil~ "'*'™' PMI• Baplbl Flri t ~Baptist C_b•rcb, 24521 ?tfoulton Parkway, Laguna Hills; church school tor all ages at 9:45 a.m.; worship service at 10:45 a.m. first Sunday in Advent sermon: "If Jesus Had Not Co me" by the Rev. Dr. Ivan B. Bell; the Rev, Rival Hawkins, assistant pastor, will assist in the serving or Communion ; nursery care available: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Veit, greeters; ?tfr. and ltfrs. Frances Sidford to host coffee hour followine service ; m idweek Bible study and prayer on Wed- nesdays at 7 p.m .; new members classes, led by Dr. Bell, on Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. BASIN OF DIRT ANO SCRUB BRUSH TO HOLD MAN-MADE 150-ACRE MISSION VIEJO LAKE Bulldozers St art Two.year Job of Clearing. Shaping Land to Hold Water llarbor Trinity Baptist Church, 1230 Baker St., Costa h1esa; wors hip services at8:30and lla.m.; church school for all ages at 9:45 a.m .; evening service at 6 p.m.; family hour with studies for all ages on Wed· nesdays at 7 p.m. A Lake's Being Born Firsl Baptist Church, 301 .. !\fagnolia St .. Costa Mesa; I he bulldozers bega n t\\'O \!.'eeks church s chool and Con-The bulldozl·rs <il'l' roaring across the chapparal on an ;.icrcagc in the ~ Otltback of !'\1 ission \1icjo. \\'here lhe.)"re \l'Orking , nlo\·1ng tons or dirl and clc<iring brush. th ere et re still a few roadrunners ;ual plenty of rattlesnakes. But \!.'ilhin l\\'O y~ars. the ucrid landscape will have disap1M.'ared ;,ind ISO acres or.water "'ill be in it s place, The bulldozers <ire• mHking Lake ?-.1\ssion Viejo. It's the biggest project undertaken ~el by the !\lission Viejo Company. lt represents one or the few changes in the company's planned community. plan which \!.'as first appro\'Cd by Orange Cou nty officials in 1963, l\.1 ission Viejo Company offi(•ials predict they'll spend at least 55.6 million on the lake -before a singll· house is built around it . It 'viii be formed by S<I00.000 \\'Orth of \Valer from !he Santa !UarguC'rita Water Di strict in a c;.i,·c rn bct1recn t"·o man·made earthen dams. ·r1ie lake is projected for con1pletion by early 1976. An extension of Alicia Park11·ay \rill go across the top of the main dan1 . and the new O'Neill Road "'ill border the Jake on the northeast. The lake wi\l extend a recrealion corridor wi thin hlission Viejo which is <ilrcady a mile Jong from the .\IissiQn Viejo "Eq.uestrian Center to 1h(· .\lurguerite Rel·re<it ion Center and the new Casta de! Sol goU course. It will not be a\·ait:1hlc fur use by thl'. general public. One mi.in beach the length of (our football fields \.\'ill be built on the north end ror use of htis· sion Viejo residents \\'ho belong to lht• r e c r e a ti O«"t!t!Tl'tt r . Other recreationul arc:is µlunn~d around th e l<.1ke include a marina on a peninsula protruding fro1n a n:irro11 bay and a 20·acre park built around an e11:isting grove of oak trees. The northeast side of the hike i!i plann~d mostly for single family homes. On lhc "·est siric , a to11•nhouse development is map1>C'd "hi ch will ha\'e its 0\1'11 smaJI sand beach. Jeff I.odder. \'ice·president of operations for the l\lission Viejo Coin· (Jany, said, "Ori pin11lly, 11·c planned to huild another golf COlll'SC here. But ire looked <I I th<• econonlics of it and de··· t·ided the lake 11·ould be a better 1dt>a ." The decision to go ahead 1vith thC' project follO\l'ed a market. survev of existing resid\>nts and over thrt'e yeurs or tentative planning and engineering design. ago . . . · querors' Bible Class at 9:45 E~g 1n eer1ng su_per\'1sor for lhe pro-a.m .: free transportation Ject 1s Paul Cu~n1ngham. a veteran of may be obtained by calling lake const~uction who helped build 548·1733 on Saturday morn· the Ca s t;i1c Fore-Bay rlum , and ing · worship service and Bi· 1~·orked on SC\'eral larger projects in . bte'rellowship at 11 a .m.; South Dakota . sermon · "J-low Is Your l·lis challenge nov.• i~ lo 11repare ~he Gratitud~?" bylhe jlev. Dr. lake bottom by l~velhng and moving James O. Combs; .evening the e~c.:l\'atcd dirt tlf the ercnlual service at 7 with the topic : shoreline fol' a bulkt\ead. The deepest ''The Dark Future of the Na · p~rtorthelake""·illbe a.bout70 fe('t. lion I srael ''; 24-hour . 1\·J!h ~n :i1·eragedepthof25 fect. counseling service availa· "Ri ght no"·· \.\·e·re removing the al · ble by calling Dr. Jame.& N. lu1·ia,I, layer .a nd lowering .the lake bot· llenry, 548·2837 or 645-7716 : tom. Cunn1nghamexpla1ned. midweek mini-seminar on Ov~r the winter" th~y· will be "Dynamic Personal 'Chris· clearing brush and adJUSting the plan· tianity'' series with the lec· nedshoreline. ture ''T h e Power of Cu~ningham has "''.orked extensi\·e· Dynamic Thinking" on ly \\'Ith county officials on the dam Wednesday at 7:30p.m. construction. Once the dam building phase begins. officials fro·m the stutc division of s;ifety of da ms \\'ill be on El Toro Baptist Church, site daily. Jeff Loddcr said. , 23:fb2 El Toro Rd., El Toro; ··This is not jusl :1 heap of dirt 1~·e '1·e ch urch school for all ages at thro\l·ing up." said Loddcr. "E''cry 9:45 a.m.; worsh.ip service phai.c of it has bttn studied intensi\'e· at I I a.m .; sermon : "D'i\•ine Jy O\'l'r the p3~t several ~·cars. \\'e\·e DePOsits" by Pastor Bill probably had more consulta nts and Tolbert : eve ning service at nlore governmenta l agenc ies in· 6:30 with Pastor Tolbert volvcd in this than· in an31hing \\'e've speaking on "Jesus and the C\·er done." - Capernaum Centurion"; Week or Prayer, Dec. l-8; Monday prayer coffee at Mrs. Jim Henin 's, 25352 Maximus, Mission Viejo; potluck dinner on Wednes· day at6:30 p.m.; prayer for missions' on Thursday at 9:30a.m.; Baptist Women's luncheon Friday at 12:30 p.m.; for information, call Mrs . Ware Johnson , 586-3237. Fairview B aptist Church. 2525 Fairview Rd .. corner of Fair Drive. Costa P.fesa: worship service at 10 a .m .: sermon : "Getting the Most From our Investments .. by the Rev. Richard W. Doss, preaching n;iinister; church school at 10 :30 a.m.; coffee fellowship following the service ; ta lkback at 11: 15 .. f'irst Baptis t Church of ·Newport Beach, 2501 Clirr Drive, Newport Heights; church school at 9:30 a .m.: worship service at 10 :30 a .m .:.se rmon : ''Th e Wisdom From Above Is First Pure" by the Rev. Dr. F. Kenton Beshore; evening servic e a t 7 with the serimn : "Soul Winning" by Kenton Besho re II. son of the pastor: ladies Bible cof· fee on Tuesdays at 10 a.m.: "New Life" for high school nge at 7 p.m . on Tuesdays; midweek prayer ser\•ice on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m .; !'11,!r se r y care for a ll servi ces: D r. Besho r e broadcasts over XEMO. 111onday through Friday, at 7:30a.m. and8p.m. Chrl1tla11 ' Newport.Mesa Christian Clenler, 148 E. 22nd St .. Costa M'esa; worship services at 8 :30 and 11 a .m.; sermon by the Rev. Dr. George O .. Wood, pas tor; Christian education hour for all ages at 9:45 a .m .; evening worshi p service at 6 p.m. will feature the Rev. Robert Tornbull, missionary in r('- s id e n c e a t Southern Ca!ifOrnia College, as guest speaker ; children's chui:ch and nursery care available at a n services. llarbor Christian Church, Disciples of Christ. 240 1 Irv ine Ave .. Newport Beach: c hurch school at 9:30 a.rri .; worship services at 10:41 a.m.; lighUna: of first ca ndle of Advent; sermon: ''So Near, Yet So Far'' by Pastor Ge ne Swanson ; Chi·Rho, CYF and prayer and growth eroupJ meet .@l 6_p.m.j growing pvrents rah ..2:n Tuesdays ar7 p.m.: church board meeting on Tuesdays at 7:30 p .m.: Chi-Rho to de· part for Big Bear on Friday at5:30p.m. Clarlsllat1 Scle11ce First Church of Christ, Scientist, 2880 Mesa Verde Gu .. s1 /lll11l•ler The Rev . Rob ert Turnbull, missionary in residence at Southern CaJirornia College, \Viii 5peak at Newport-Mesa Christian Center, 148 E. 22nd St .. Costa f\1esa, Sunday at 6 p.m .. Drive, Costa Mesa; church ----------- school at 9: 15 a.m.; worship service at 11 a.m.; First Church of Chrisl, Scientist, 8th and Olive Streets. Hunt· ing ton Beach: c hurc h school and worship seryic.es at 9:30 and 11 a.m .: In· rormal Group of Christian Scientlst1. University Hi gh School, 4771 Campus Drive. lr\'ine; church school at 9 a.m.; worship service al 10 :30 a .m .: First Church of Chris t, Scientist, 3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach; church school and worship service at 9 tt nd 10:30 a.m.; First Cburch of Christ, Scientist, 635 High Drive, Laguna Beach ; church school and worship service at 10 a.m.; Second Cbureh of Christ, Scientist, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar; church school and worship service at 10 a.m.; We dnesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all churches: reading rooms available in all but lr\'ine; sermon topic f or a ll churches: '·Ancient and MQdern Necromancy, Ali as Mes m e ri s m a nd ll y p·. notism , Denounced '': Psalms 62 :11: "God hath spoken once; t1o1dce ha\•e l heard this ; that power belongeth unto God." Co1111nu11lly Community Church by the Ba y, 1807 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach, con- ducts its services in the Lido Theater at 10 a.m.; (Continued on Page AS) . Fellowship To Conduct Auto Wasl1 Funds ror sending 40 high school youth to a winter retreat is the goal of Senior Youth Fellowship or Lake Hills Community Church, who promise the public ··a car waSh with a smile" in El Toro Dec. 7 from 9 to 2 p.rii. About 25 young people will be on hand in shifts to wash cars, al the S he ll station al El Toro Road. east of the San Diego freeway (enter on Swartz across f rom R oya l Savings ). Tickets a re $2 but may be obtained at a 5(}-cent saving in advance at the patio of the church <meeting al Los Alisos School, Jl,tission Viejo) between 9:30 and It a .m. services beginning Sunday. Firewood and foot-tall orname ntal Christmas trees made from Tuna cans will a lso be sold at the carwash as. part of the project. All donations will go toward expenses or a - fou r -d ay r etreat at Wrig htwood February 14 ·17 . F o r further information, inte rested persons may phone Mr. and Mrs . Philip Binder a t 837·4482 . . ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY, I . ~ t -ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH ~ WRCOMES YOU · 3209 VIO lido, ~rt Beach ...... , 7:10 AM Hety hc'-i.t f&llH..,bci.ht&~ ................. t:OO AM Ct.rcll Sdi.m t__,. t I 11 1 lUISDAY IHO AM Hefy fldirmi.t, .... SrlrTkt 1>'fttl U. YING OH Of HANDS 10:45 AM Hfflili9 rr..,.. hlo".W, WIDHISDAY S:JO PM Ct.rcll Sdlad., Gnidr• 4, 5 & 6 ~ PM Pray« ..t l'ralw. n. le• ...... r. A...,. II. llKfor -ho.e 675-021 o .. ST. Jf)HH THE DIVINE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 104] ~ A•t., Cosio Mtso Sundays 8 00 4 10 00 Church School - 9 15 M~Wtek Sft;oicr1 -Wrd. 7:00 P .M. . Fr. How...-d MoH CwfwMqilf, \'icer -PltoM §41·2217 Soint ·Michoel And All Angels Episcopal Church .llll 'ocific Vitw Dri•e, CoroM del M• -• 1:90 A.M. & 9:30 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOlf"'UISllY-t :JO .t..M. TUlSOAYS.: 7:00 AJi4. WlOMfSOAYS: t :JO A.M. '1fht Re•. John ROCJtn Oo•is. Rtetot PhoM: 644-0463 .. ST. WllfRID"S EPISCOPAL CHURCH lll6 lli1 St~ H.tilM)toit ...... l.llrl•I h.t lff fl•e Pllillt•I 8:00 A.~. -t-biv Commun10n · 9:30 A.~. -Fam11y Service l Ctiurcn Scl'IQOI !Nursery Care) 11:00 AM. -Morning WOl'Sh•D (Nursery C31e) 7.00 P.M -f estival Evensong & Sermon E"SCOf'AL YOU .. G CHURCHMEN James C. Caley, Pasto1 -96<'·75 12 Res 536-4061 EPISCOPAL MISSION OF IRVIME VISTA VERDE SCHOOL 4910 MieMtson, lr•irtt Worship Mrvice: I 0:00 A.M. 551-43'1 .......,, .. ,,lded SS2-17SJ . SOUTH COAST CHURCH Of CHRIST ,.,.._...., ........ At Hell4ly m lhl •• _, llll lrt.t .. c .......... (Brislol At San D•eoo Frwy I "s.i.cl.ry Wonllii>:-10 A.M.·6 P.M. 11•1ltt . IJMl'l' ""' r~HIP o• . • HUHTIHGTOM HARBOUR .IZllllfl->l It I ,, MC>f4.0IHO~HATIOHAL ~f 111&.f SJUOf .. 11 1411•"JttJ . . - . • LUTHERAN CHURCH Ofllft RESURRECTION NEWPORT HARBOR 9:00 A.M. C ot1t•Mpor9y Sen-ice LUTHERAN rnuRCH 10:30 A.M. 7•8 Do Vt r 0 r . Litwl)ic~ W.ic• • S48-363 I 9:00 & I 0:)0 A.M. H•wport leoc.h Ct.rct. School ·~ J . ..,.,. , .. tor Early Wo,sh1p BOO am rAUL HALVHSOM Crir 1sT•on Eaucarion 9 15 am ··-Fesr.ve Wor~h1p 1030 am 9812 HmnittDtt HuRtiftgt0n ltach Nurst'r)' Care Av•ilable WELCOME 962-SOOS CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Svnod 7 60 Victoria St., Costa MtM lotftor V. Tornow, Pastor S48-S404 .....,_1,u 1 11 •M. ....,.._., ......... ·--c:.lou t.H A~. Christi°" Efflnefttary School -548-6166 - Gloria D•i Lutheran Church Dana Point ~ 33SOI StOM!oll Dr. DooaldP.1 ... _Pntor W....Wp -l:JO & 11:00 5-y S<hoOI .:_ 9:4S -• 493-3414 OJ-407J PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHEIAH C-CH 1'17 Mewi ·~Dr., c..t. ..._CM "'HOH( WC A.l<Of:ll60H ,..__MEI II NElSOo-1. "'- S-.., Scllool. t :JO -· tto .... Wonllrlp: 1:10 ...i 11 :OG a.& Pt1nce ol Peace Lulheran SchoOI Mr. Stephen Setterlund, Principal · Ollice Phone 54Y-O!>l1 ~hOol Pnone: 549-0562 ' ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18112 CYl"ff' DrlY• Uoi•IMl!y ,..._ 1 ...... 111' . ....,..... ..... ..., r WORSHIP -l:JO & I I :00 A.M. SUllDA Y SCHOOL-•:45 A.M. . . ivwr,c .... 5S2-1121 COMMU~ITY !:HU~~HJ.Y .THE IAY . mcet1f'lll eae un llY 1n LkM r ... w.. J4Sf Ylti LUG. New,.,. ltKll I 0:00 A.M. . Dr. wm.. .. '""· , ....... . Fw i.it..,..Moirr; •4~J6H • ( - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES A Cordial Wek.,_ from of the Coastal Areas THE UM•TED METHODIST CHURCH Christ United P..,sbyferian Church 20112 Moipol• I,.._. A.-.1 ............. 9"dii C.Osta Mesa Munflngton Beach . le..-.h!Mldl.I......_,..._. . FIRST UNITED FIRST UNITED ~s-.r w~ t :JO A.M. ci.e .. Sce...I: t:JO ........ METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Offkr. 20112 ~st. ~ t61-4t40 1911'1 St. & Harbor Blvd. 2121 1nn s 1. 536-3537 WonMp Sen-icts Church of the Co•enGlll 9:30 & 11 :00 A.M. S..-.k•1-t:llj & 10:]0 Churdo School -9:30 A.M. ,........,... c.te ~"""'""Ii 2150 """'"• ..... e..1 ....... Clwcll SchDot-t:IS lnlrt. •. hrrie, ,..,. EAA~ W •S8ELL 0.0 5-Ny W .... I Cllilftll w-1......, l :JO I 10:00 AM. ~557-JJ40 Costa Mesa Norlh Huntington Beach -NOf1h MESA VEllDE COMMUNITY UNITED Communi"f r..,sbyterion CIMlrch METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Mesa Verde & Baker St 6662 Heil Ave. 842-4461 415 For.it ...... ~ ..... 549-27°19 l••· ......_ J, T .,..,,,, Wiwdlip & Chwc.11 Scllool Worlhip-t & IO:JO I••· Aa.rt O. H~ -I••·.,.._. I. Ci.tier •:JO A..M.. Ctwcll Scltoel-t:OO & I O:JO A.M. ~WenWp:t:OO eww c-t :OO A.M. ~4t4-1s5s IY THE SEA Irvine -East Bluff St. Marie P"'sbyterim1 Church Newport Beach UNIVEllSITY ' 1400 W. BalbOa Blvd METHODIST CHURCH C.-J..._... & l•1.w.ff Dri•e, c ...... 4'I M.- 673-.3805 83J.1233 c •••· w~ •· Mc:O.W. h1tw Rev. Robert S. Shepard, Jr. 18422 C..lver Road W ..... &0.-llSc. ..... at lJn1vers1tv Onve WoftWp • Qwc.11 Sc.llool-t _, IO:JO A.M. t :JO AJ.t. Wotlhip & Qwcll k'-'I ,.._.:64if.IJ41 wm.,,....._ki...t t & I O:JO A.M. t-11:45 NEWPORT CEHTEll UNITED METHODIST ' • 1601 Marguente Ave .. Corona del Mar , t-. T'1is Sunday· Worship in WortWp & 5-le)' klMNll • I 0:00 A.M. . lrr ...... Lhe• \ Dst.){ndrews Presbyterian Cliurcli . .....-. 644-0745 600 St. Andrews Road • N8wport Beach • Shir lla-Ma'alot Dr. Chorits H. DtenwfMW, P•SIOf" ' ' Harbor Reform Temple Advent Series: . "CHRISTMAS GIF'n THAT LAST'" 'JJ Rabbi Bernard P. King Port I "An Ooen Door" . ·\.' . Sabbath Services Dr.Cll.ri.t H:· D~. rrt~M119 Religious School Services 8 A.f.1! .. 9:30 A.M. and .11 A.M. . meeling at CHRIST CHURCH 8Y Tl1f" sc A.IC LIME OF HELP-445-2222 , 1fJOW ~8 ..... ""-1 ICfl -~ For lnlon"1t10n: Cat1 675--7230 TEMPLE ISAIAH TEMPLE BAT YAHM • , COHSllYATIYI II. , ....... , S-Senlcts ~ri ~ a.M Ma'flifD. S~YHMAU E•trf Fri~ at 1:15 P.M. s..... s.r.k11 -fricl9y 1:00 ,.~ ... . _ ...... __ . ~ """-" C11ri1tl• Cllwcll ltf N.= h.c:ll g ·t :J,-...t.12, ..... 2401 l"IM .._.,,., ~ ect. ...... ScMol -Ws .. ....,. ..-1w & llllGIOUS'lCHOOL SS7.SJJ5 , ... 7512 · tis. 6:11 r.M. ' 'hr..._ W•-"-C.t 64if.l ttt ,.0. ... .1:51, c.... .. M.r-t26J$ ISA.Ul.ACADIMY . .... UHIVEllSITY STHAGOGVE \ TEMPLE SHARON A ~lebration Of ure "' .... '" "' .._. _ ... , .... . ' _,, ... . TH CHNnMI•• sp1gape for tit. ..,.... ,.LO. AMt THI Mutt 'r Anh'" --A- ........,._ __ ' "'•·'"~tewc:a -sw.u&. 617 Wttt Hu:dlloa. Costa Mt'"aa l'OUMGllll • "H•w Te s-ctHy Uh"'"""""· It 646-5552 -,, Rt19-&,Htlnw 5t11ools ...... ,~ .. ..,.,. 1il ...,."_,, ...... , ...... Senicea: frt. 1:15 p.m.•Sot. 9:15 o..m. ISRW, ~Ml.Ml....:&....,,-...-. .. bllltl Shtldo• M. Kinch C..torM.llu l.~f~D T 1, llZ..11161 ............. ........_ 0...1..W 147J6 s...I C..,.. A._ ...... . • , siturday. tfO'ttlmbOr 39· 1974. OAIL VPll.OT J\.j Activities Listed Rt Orallge Coast Ch11rches 1ermon : ''Earn Your Neighbor's Love" by the Rev . Dr . William R. Parker, minister: medita· lion and healing servifeS are held on Wednesdays al ,10 a.m. at Oakwhod South Beach ; Advent contem- porary service at 9 a.m.; worship service whh lloly Communion and Sacrament of lnfant Baptism at 10 a.m.; s~rmon by the Rev. John M. Reynold!; special music for Advent Sunday Apartments, 1700 16th St.. includes a contralto solo by Newport Be.a ch. •Debbie Sanford and choir Lake Hills Community singint. "We OlvctThanks'', C bu rc b condqcfs lts ser\!iees at Los Alisos School , Mission Viejo, Episcopal following a brief drive·ln. Siint Mtchael a nd All service at Lion COuntry Angel9 Episcopal Church, Safari al 8:45 a.m.; church 3233 Pacific View Dri ve, school and w,orship services Corona del Mar; special de· at 9 :30 and 11 a.-rn.; organ dication "'service for new dedication and reception of stained glaSs window, de· 26 new members Sunday; picting St. Francisor Assisi, sermon, first of aJ;.hristmas at 9:30 a.m .; special Parish series : "I, Gabriel", by the Eucharist will include a Rev . Dr . HarGld F . masss~ngbytheaugment· Leestma ; Keen-agers of ed choir; th~ window, given Lake Hills, a Christian by l.!r. and Mrs. Curt fellowship group for mature Newman ot'Newport Beach, couples and singles, wlll will be dedicat,td to the hold its December luncheon memor,y of their aon, Den· meeting at Lei,:iute World n is Ear I, w h o was Clubhouse 3 olf'Monday at posthumous.ly awarded 11 :30 a.m .; the Rev. Robert numerous dec91'ations for L. Wise, associate pastor, his service in Vietnam : de· wi ll give a special dicationofthenewpipeor- Christmas program. gan will t ake place at 7;30 Congre gational Plymouth Co ngregational Church of Newport ltarbor, 3262 Broad St .. Newport Beach ; adult and youth Bi- ble studies at 9 a .m.; church school and worship ser\'ice at 10 a.m .; sermon: .. Light the Advent Candle" by the Rev. Dr. John A. Lindvalt, pastor; evening Bible study at 7. Shepherd of the llllls, United Church of Christ, Con gr ega tion al , 30121 Niguel Rd., Laguna Niguel; church school and worship service at 10 a .m .: children to begin lighting candles on advent wreath ; advent series of ser mons entitled ''Christmas Surprises" by the Rev. David Sandberg ; pre·Christmas celebration and workshop for the family at 4:30 p.m. in which advent wreaths will be made: a chili sup,per will be served as part of the celebration, and names will be dra"·n ror .. secret friends" for the coming year. Neighborhood Congn!ga. t lona l C hurc h, United Church of Christ. Glenneyre and St. Ann Streets, Laguna p.m. with l\t arcia liannab Farmer, soloist. J e ..,ish Tem ple Be th David of Orange County, 6100 llefley St., Westminster. will con- duct Sabbath services Fri· day at 8:15 p.m.; all new members or the congrega- tion to be consecr~ted ; members and guests having birthday and anniversaries during the mont h of December will be called (orward for a blessing; Rabbi Stephen J. Einstein wiU conduct the services, assisted by Cantor Harry Newman; anOnea:Shabbat, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kessler, will follow; Dec. 7, al 10:30 a .m .; Roseanne Crossett will be called to the Torah as a Bat l\litzva h ; the kiddush following will be hosted by Mr. and l\1rs. Ed Crossett in honor of their daugtiter. Temple Bat Vahm will hold its Chanukah party and Sabbath service on Friday at 7:45 p.m. al the Zonta Club or Newport Harbor, 2101 15th St., Newport Beach: Rabbi Melvin D. Silverman announced that t h i s will be a fa mily service: slides t aken during the Succoth service and land dedication ot the temple's new site in Irvine will be shown during the Oneg Shabbat: latkes Cpolato pancakes) will be served ; for lur1Jter in· formation , call &44·1999. T ef1!.p l e L1al11b. Conser"alJve, conducts Its regular Sabbath services Friday at 8 :15 p.m . at llarbor Christian Church, 2401 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach ; congregatio" con· ducts services, assisted by temple choir; social hour with discussion follows ; Norman Lumian, professor. ol history and American studies, will speak on "Thi? Immigrants in Your Family Tree" on Dec. 6, at 8: 15 p.m.: temple will celebrate Hannukah "'ith a dinner party on Dec. 8 at 6 p.m., candle ceremony will take place with lighting .. &C first candle of Hannu~h: for further information and re- servations, call 557·5325 or 646-7512. Shir Ha·Ma'aloC. Jlarbor Reform Temple will hold family Shabbat ser vices Friday al 7:30 p.m. at 1400 \Y. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Bea Ch : service designed for children up to 12 years old and thllir parents: preced· ing the service, sixth graders and their families will share in a Sbabbat din- ner; Rabbl Bernard King· will conduct the service; an Oneg Shabbat, hosted by Norman a nd Ki m We- ingarten in honor of naming their child, will follow the services. ' T e mpl e S Jt..,-r o n , Conservative, 617 H8:milton St., Costa l\1esa, conducts its Sabbath services today at 9:15 a .m.; special Sabbath Eve service Friday at 8: 15 p.m.; new rabbi, Sheldon Al. Kirsch, to be officially in- stalled by Rabbi Sidney Guthman, president of the \Yestern Region of the Rab- binical Assembly; 1.1r . and A1rs. Louis E. Kirsch of Detroit, parent-; of Rabbi Kirsch, and Ai r. and A1rs . Jra Degal or Woodland Hills, parents of Airs. Kirsch. will be in attendance; an Oneg Shabbat. hosted by the tern· pie in honor of the occasion, will follow. • L11ih4!ran Cbrt11. Lutberu Ch urc·h. 700 Victoria St., Costa Mesa; Communion. worship services at 8: 15 and 11 a.m.: sermon : "Wiil It Re.ally Happen?" by the Rev. L. V. Tornow, pastor: church school and Bible classes at 9.:30 a.m.: midweek advent services on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m . with the theme: ''NoSurprises. '' Lulher1n Chllrch of the · Cross. 24231 El Toro Rd .. Laguna Hills: 1-loly Commu· nion services at 8:30 and 11 a.m.: sermon: "Watch and Pray Always" by the Rev. Dr. William R. Eller, pastor; a duct, "Daughterof Zion" will be rendered by Valerie Griswold and Jody Olson . Christian educatlonhour ror all ages at 9:30 a.m., and for age three th~b second grade atJO :SO a.m.; nursery care available; "'omen of Gract to present mJd·week program tor the oongrega- tion "Advent ll.174 " on Y/ed· nesday at 7:30p.m .. Jtlei hodllt •·trst United Methodist Church, 18225 Bushard St.; Fountain Valley; church school for all ages and worship service at .,.j.:30 a.m.: sermon: "'What's a Ni~ Church Like You Doing in a World Like This!" by the Rev. Ford R. Miller: nursery care available ; membership class at the parsonage, 9662 Night· ingale, 1'~ountai n Valley, l\1onday at 8 p.m.: United Prince or Peace Lutheran '91cthodist Women to meet at Church, 2987 Mesa Verde homeof~Irs. Karen Olsen of Drive, Costa ~Iesa; worship Foun tain Valley at noon on services at 8 and lJ a.m.; Wednesday ; each member sermon: ''TheComingoflhe to bring a senior citizen to ~ord" by Pastor James participate in lhis dessert Nelson; churcti school at C h ristmas m usica l 9:30 a .m .; midweek Bible performance. studyonWednesdaysat 7:30 Mes a Ve r de U nited p.m. Meihodist Church, 1701 NewportflarborLuthe.ran :Baker St., Costa l tesa; Church, 798 Dover Drive; church school and worship Ne~·port Beach: worship service at 9:30 a .m .; ser"ices at 8 a nd 10 :30 a.m., sermon: ··~taking Events with Holy Communion: Ad-Ha.Ppen" by the Rev. Dr. B. ventSundaysermon: "Walk Loth.air Green, minister, in the Light" by Pastor who will relate "Getting Roger J . Berg: Christian Ready for God"; nursery education hour and ·annual care available. · t · t 9 15 Christ Cburcb by the Sea, m ee 1ng a : a .m .; nursery care available. United Methodist Church, 1400 W. Balboa lllvd .. R ed ee m er Luthe ran-Newport Beach; informal Church, 16351 Springdale service of floly Communion St,. Huntington Beach; at9a.m .;church schooland worshipservic'es at8:15and worship ser vice at 9:30 10:45a.m.; sermon: "God's a.m .: Advent Sunda y Intention ror You" by the sermon: "The Gospel Ac· Rev. James H. Knotek. cording lo 1\11.)ry" by the pastor ; church schoolal9:30 Rev. Robert B. Shepard, Jr .• a .m .; ladies Bible class on pastor: at 11 a.m., Rabbi Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.;. Bernard King of Temple. Advent services will begin Shi r Ha Ma'alot in Newport on Wednesday and continue Beach will join Pastor through Dec. 18at 7:30p.m. Shepard to share informally Grace Lutheran Church, the impressions of their re- 6931 Edinger Ave., Hunt-cen.t interfaith pilgrimageto ington Beach ; worship the Holy Land; public is in- ser\'ices al 8:30 and 10 :30 vited. a.m .. with Holy Commu- nion : Advent Sunday Presbyterian sermon : ''People of Grace, Prepare for Christmas" by Pastor Paul C. J ohnsen; fell~wship time \11ith hostess Dons Mft:hna al 9:20 a.m.; St. And re w 's Presbyterian Church, 600St. An d~w 's Rd., Newport Beach; worship services at 8,9:30and 11 a.m.; part one of series of Advent sermons entitled "Christmas Gift s That Last" with the ltev. Cbttrles II. Dieren!ietd pre· aching "An Open Door"; church !ChOOI. through sixth grade, at 9:30 a.m.; junior and senior hlgh ela11ses at 9 :30 a .m .; midshipmen (Single personsovcr-36) hold Bible study class at 11 a.m., fQllGwed by brunch: youth Christian musiral "Upon This Rock" presented in the sanctuary at 7:30p.m. St. Mark Presbylerlan Church, 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach; ~·orship services at 9 and 10:30 a.m .; sermon: "Prepar- ing" by the Re'" William McQuoid. pa stor: church school ;ind nursery care available during both services; coffee fellowship on ttic patio betwee n services. P resbyterian Chu rch of the Covenant, 2850 Fair,•iew Rd ., Costa MCsa ; worship services at 8:30 and 10 a.m., wilh observance of the Sacrament of Holy Commu· nion ; sermon by the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie, pastor: combined adult and high s chool choirs will sing "Do You 1-Iear What I Hear?" at both s ervic es: c hurch school and nursery .care pro\'ided. Religious Scle1ace First CbUrcb or Religious Sci e nce meets in the l\lasonic Temple. 3011 S. El Cami n o Rea l , San Clemente; healing service at 10 :40 a .m .; church school and worship service at I l a .m .; sermon: "Friends and Neighbors" by the Rev. Leslie S. Harrold: class on advanced treatment o n Tuesdays al '7 :30 p.m. at the' temple; Science of tifind classes on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m . at 302 Avenue San Pablo; fo r information on c lasses, spiritual mind treatment or counseling schedules . call 492·8102 ; hear Pas tor Harrold on radio station KLRO, Sun· days at 10p.m . Churc h of Religious Science, 609 11th St., f-Iunt- ington Be ach; worship s ervice at 10:50 a .m .: s ermon · '"S p i r i tu a l E colog )''' by th£1 Re \·. Peggy Ba ssett, minister : nursery care provided; cor· f ee hour rollo"·in g thl' service: junior church at 10: SO a.m.; moming stud)' ~roup now meeting on J\1on· duys at 10 a.m. for l'On· t inued r e \·iew of Ad cl;i Ro gers Sl J ohn s' ··Af· firnlative Pruyer in· Ar· tion." C h u r ch of Rellglou.s Science, 20062 La guna C<J· nyon Rd., Laguna Beach. worship services at 9 and 11 a.m.: sermon: "On Dcfeal and Failure" by the Rev. Dr. 1-lenry Gerhard, ministl'r. fumilies "'ith children invit· cd to attend the earlier service when junior church for children of all a ges through high :.chool meets; nursery care available at early service onl y. Firs& Cburcb or Religious Scit~nct meets at Corona del ~f.'.lr High School. 2101 Eastbluff Drive. Newport Beach; church school and 'vorship services at 10:30 a.m.; sermon: "The At - mosphere of Your Think· ing" by the Rev. Albert Burke, minister; organist Al Learned ; soloist Mrs. Pat Benson. accompnnied by 1'trs. Ella Richardson. Newpor l llarbor Church of Reli gious Science meets at 541 Cent er St., Costa 1'1esa ; v.·orship service, in· eluding meditation and heal· l'a rio tU Co11grega tlo11s Calvary Evangelh.~al Fret Church mcet!i at the Legion llall. 384 Legion St., Wguna Beach : churc h school for all ages ul 9 11,. m.: worship s er\'lce at 10 · 1!) a.m .• sermon· "frt!t: to Serve" by Pa!tor Lee Kirkp.alrick: for 1nfo rm11t io11 re ~a rdi n i; hOml' Bi ble s tudies il nd }'O Uth m l•e t ings. £'all 494·3342. N e ~·port Unit}· Church mc~ts at the Zoni a Clu b. 15th Street and Jr vine Avenue. Newport Be a ch: churc h school. Youth of Unit y and adult classes m~t a19a.m : u:orship scrvict' at 10 a .m . Comm uni o n Sund a~· sermon: "Rear \'iew J\1ir• ror .. by th e Rev. Sune· Ri c h a rd s. mini s t e r : "Hospitality Sunda y" with refreshment and a ''ta lent table" displaying items created by the congrega· tiGn, will follow the service. BIBLE Mesa Bible Chapel, 1734 Orange Ave .. Costa fl.l esa: Communion sCr\'ice at 10:50 a .m.: sermon by the Re\'. Robert J aco bs. pastor : eve ning servi('e al 7: chapel sing ers featured at both ser\'iees; mid\\'eek non- denominational Bible ·slud)· on the Book of John on \Ved- nesdays at 7:30 p.m., led by Steve Rasdall. ing. at 11 a .m.: sermon:,.... _________ _ "Embrace the Christ " by the Rev. Eleanor C. Jackson, minister; youth group meeting and church school for all ages at 11 a.m .: nursery care a\•ailable: cof· fee fellowship hour follo~·s the service. Unity Church Unitari an. Unl.,;e rsalist Fellowship meets al 429 Cypress Drive, Laguna Beach, at 10 :30 a .m .: "Genesis and Prolog: A Look at Unitarian · Universalisl Tradition. His- tory and Some of the Creative and Controversial People Involved " is pro· gram topic to be presented by panel of member s: Religious education classes for children meet at the same hour; fellowship col· fee and discussion follow the program. How does Chistian Scien<e heal? list.en to f i rsthand experiences. This week's "'°""'m. "CAH PRAYER HELP YOUR COMMUH1TY?" 7:00 AJ,4,.,-..l(fM41-U 1:45 AM--«MP'C-710-U 7:15 .4.Jot.-40CM-IM- IOJ.l 1-HI DK ..U« I, 1974 ·· TR.UTH , · · HE~llS · -'-------' ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOO 740 W. WM-Costa -541-4704 Y. L HUTWICI. ,...., l'IAYOE GOOCIAll M....,.•olY- -SUMDAY SH~ICIS-- t:41 A.M. Sci.M .. Qri ..... u...., 10:50 A.W. Stt.. lily -....cJ.iti Putor G•11 f.Mwt-o 7:00 P.M. .. If..._ ...... Not C_ .. s... ... by ,..,. J\Tcwport:;,J)-1~~~f1~~!~~!~ Center COST A MESA. CAL "'0RN IA 92627 645-6620 1:30 aMI 11:00 A.M-SUHOA Y M01""4G W01$tftr "WHY MISSIONS" Dr. G....-0 . 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On television, for example, the bald lieutenant from fl.'ew York casually orders that all prostitutes In midtown Afanhattan be questiont'd Cin reality, the entire U.S. Army might not be equal to the task l and a few minutes later successfully leads his de· tectlves in a surveillance operation so dif- ficult that it puts the radar tracking system of the S1rategit' Air Command to s hame. crimlnaf Justice process ond simply took The most damaging effect of make· con\•lcllon. The dl!licult problem of 11en· these Portrayals as diverting entertain· belie\'e crime stories is that citizens get the -tencing may not be grist for the television ment, there would be no proble m. Un· idea tha.t copJ can takt cart1 o/ llw w/wlti pro-mills, but all criminal court justices fortunately, most people are busy with their blem, agonize over it, trying to find an ap- own lives und accept television myths as re-propriate method to achieve the diverse ality. 11 TV fan~ took time to learn the trulh, Rut in real life the police are helpless.· social goals of protecting the public safety, h Id f. d · without citlten cooperation. Unless people t eywou 1n lhnlmostmurders11res1mp-rehabilita t ing · the offender. deterring f I I d I report crime to the police, it usually never yv o entan sense ess. . l others f.rom c::n.'minal acts and rein!orc::ing · or h 9 de d d · comes to their attention. A reccn survey t e 19,SO mur rs recor e 1n 1973, sho"•ed that in some cities three or four thepubhc mores . more than a quarter y,·ere family a rrairs. . lh b r . h d be -. t'mes e num .r 0 Cnmes a en com· THE l>IPORTANT FUNCTIONS r but few involved complicated love stories : o COT· or Intricate insurance policy schemes. Real ,milted as were reported to the police. · rection, parole and probation officials are killers' motives are generally so com · not high on TV producers' lists, t ither. monplace t hat the television-educated Joseph /.fcNcmaro, at 39· b: chief 01 the · Fictional crime caters to an inherent would rei·ecl them as unbelievable. Kon.sas Cil y. /.lo .. police dtpartment. He has a American tendency to seek simple solu-doct orate in public adrninistration Jrom · r bl T f • · • for example. my first arrest 18 years ago lions or complex pro ems. e ev1s1on s Jlarvard. 1-lis art icle i.s /rorn Signature , a · bel' · th as a rookie pounding a beat in New York's supercops lure us into 1ev1ng at we cwn publicatiou of Diners Club. I · · f I h 1· •rarlem is still 1ypical or most murders: -----------------ea"e crime pre\'ent1on so e Y tot e po ice. The victim a nd killer, who were acquaint· ALSO, UNLIKE television and movie In fact, a 1972 FBl crime report concluded, ed. quarreled O\'er "''ho had paid for a 32· stories, the case does not end when the police "Criminal homicide is largely a societal cent pint of "''inc. The defendant left the apprehend the criminal. The whole 1egal problem which. is beyond the control or scene, brooded for <!n hour (supplying the process often collapses when people fail to police." . THEN TllERE'STllE Los A11geles lieute. nant in his wrinkled raincoat who engages his antagonist in a brilliant psychological due l, ultimately leading the murderer to ad- mil all, thus 11voiding any nasty questions ·about evidence and proof or guilt beyond a reasonable doutx. In addition, television crimina ls <t re a considerate lot, limiting themselves to one crime at a time so that the hero cop need never "'Ork on more than one caseatonce. premeditation for a first-degree murder do their civic duty as witnesses or as mem· About all the police <:an do is 'airest a charge) and returned to kill the victim with bers of the jury. Public apathy and an "I· criminal after his damage is done. We a IO·inch kitchen knife. don't y.•ant to get involved" attitude are shouldn't let the glamor of police drama OBVIOUSl.Y NOT TllE stufr of Emmy· destructive. make us forget what it takes to prevent ... 1·nni·ng d•ama . the case si·m,·1a,·ly fao'led 10 r · II e le ta' m t g ro crime: regular people fulfilling their un-... • 1na y, n r 1n en pro r:ims cus interest the New York courts. 'fhe defen-on the exciting chase and apprehension of glamorous dutles as informed, rational dunt \Vas a!loy,•cd to plead gui lty lo second-criminals and dramatite unrealistic court citizens supporting the total crin1inal Joseph D. McNamara. Youtnful Po1iceCh1ef Of Kansas Ci<y. Mo. If the oublic knew the intricac:;ies of the justice process. · degree manslaughter and 'vas back on the confrontations, ignoring the mundane but streets within two or three years. equally important aftermath of a cr1'minal ••,.191•• i ... n•iv .. ,,..,_,_ """"u'"· ~1 1"4• DIMn ti"'°, 111~. ·' I 'M~EE OWWW I' . . Computers :to Pick Juries? By KEN PATTERSON, JR. c1,i101 "''" i.r.kt SACRAIUENTO -One of the vanguards or civil ri ghts that !he eon· stitulion provides is a right to atria I by a j ury or peers. The intt'nlion. if not the. lettt'r of that law, niay soon be thallcnged. Certain la\vyers "'ith the ability. as \\'ell as the means. have been rather successful in choosing juries f&\'Ora - ble lo their defendants by doing studies o f th e background 3nd sociological make-up of prospective jurors. \\'ith the information gained in this y,•3y. attorneys had in\'cstigators question people familiar "'ith the pro· spcctive jurors. Computers y,·ere then· used to determine "'hat type of person. ba sed upon precedent, social and economic status. courtroom ques· tion1ng and challt'ngcs, would be the n1osl like ly to return a verdict favora· blc to the :t llornl'Y ·s client. l~A\\'\'ERS F.\'Ellro' \rent :is far as to phtl·e observ ers in 1he rourtrooms to v.alC'h prospecti\'C jurors and obtain lnforn1at ion from sut'h things as ho"· much they spoke 10 other people and hO\\' the.'· d re~sed. lland°"·1iting ex- perts ha\'e also been utilized. After such studies were made. at- torneys were very well \·ersed in rela· lion to which ~urors to choose. The re- sults are usually in favor of the defendants. According to an article in the \Vashington Post. such deft'nslvt' tac· ·tics were used in the dcfenst' of cases with defenda nt s including the Indians at \\!ounded Knee, Angel a Davis, the Jlarrisburg Se\•cn, lhc Camden 28, J ohn ~titchell and ~I au rice Stans. TilOliGll IT IS a common cot· ne rstonc of justice th3l lawyers should give their defendants the finest representation possible. one m3y ask if such an advantage as the kno.,_,·ledge of social background , giving y,•ay to kno"·!cdge tff the psychological back- J;?round, ac{u\1all y constitutes what the authors of the conslitulion had in mind when ~hl'y wrote an imparti31 jury. 1\ selection of people :11 r:indon1 from a poo l of cqu:Jl.'> scc111s to he :i n1ore equitable and Just n1cthn<I or jury selection th:1n a y,·eightecl ,1t1r'.Y chosen from people \\·ho h:.i,·c been studied lo find their proh:tblc rl'SJIOnsc to criminal questions. So f:Jr, the state. or the prOst'cution. has not been knO\\.'n to use the ad· vcinced and sot'io·economic back- ground methods of jury selection, and that's to the benefit of defendants.· T HE EXTENSIVE research and man-hour requirements are pro· hibiti\'e. \Voe to the small-time at- torney who will have to defend a case before a jury that the state has select- ed by advance jury study. At lhis point. the use of the ex· lcnsive research methods of jury selection are still \'eJY expensive and time·consuming. Only those defe n- dants \Vho arc ve ry "'ealth~ or sub- sidized by large organizations are able lo use them . Needless to say. if the practice of jury se lection becomes common among state prosecutors and ex- pensive lawyers in tlie form of vast background research. the lower in the balance of justice wilt be the t'ommon people who have to rely on public de- fenders and reasonably priced at- torneys. At least a t('mporary solution, until statutes can be drafted or t he Supreme Court can study and rule. ~'ould be for some appellate court to make barkground research tanta· n1ount to tampering with the jury. Reagan's Job .Well Done? It Got Brown on Both Sides B~·ltf>:RBC . .\EN SA:./ "FRANClSCO -\~'hat 's i;oin'-'. on 111 the murky pastures of \Vo1n e n ·s So ·c 3lled Liberation ? ye1st~~~~.v i~h~t J<;;-~~1~r~~~Jc~h~ pr<'~ldc•nt of the San Fra ncisco Harhclor-:, cooked dinner for a Jlroup of hi.;; fr ie nds, thereby "t:ik1n i: a g1;1nt h\x>r31Cd step for1\·arcl ·· 1\ nit 1t l\'<JS only a (cw d&)'S (':lrlit•r , 1n the ~ame sec- tion. th<it Glo ria Steinem "'3!1 quoted a~ "testif)·1ng" about Al.arc f'<•stcau. author of a book titled "'The ~tale Machine": "I ha\'C srrn him clenr ma ny tables und prepare the meals ... She may also have seen the l'Om/n,IZ of the glory of the Lord, but have you tver read su~·h non· ~tn.~e from suppo~edl.Y grov.·n people? What in 1hc y,·ortd ha\'e cookinR: and the t'l earing o( !ables to do "'Ith '"liberation?" Al a kid, I dried the dinn<:r dis· ~s almost nll{hlly. and 50 ~·hat I occasion ally scr.1 mblc an egg _ and fry some bacon .-ind again sO whnt. Now Rillie .r ean Kin~ comes :ilong with a threat to pull her \\'Omen tennists, or tennistcs, out of \Vim bledon unless they get as much prize mont'Y as the men. to which r say fi ne if the ""'OmC'n are, ""'i ll in~ to play <tgaini;t thC' n1 <•n In a single di\'ision . "F.qu:d pa:-· for equal y,•ork." ri i.t ht? "Aut ," protests a local wuman tennis player, -"th;1t "·ouldn'I" he fair. ~ten a~ bigger and s tron~er and y,·ould win a ll the money." That's ralr. 1.00 : If lhe "'omen iti rlcotted Wimbledon for forest llillsl It wouldn't affect the ga le receipts by one ticket . If the me n boycotted these tournam<:nts, the stands ~·ou lcl be hnlf empty. "You cnn 't prO\'e lhat," pro· lt stcd the Lib-lobber. "The only reason men ca n heat "''omen Is that they're bi gger and ~tronger . and have Ileen lnto !!ports longer. ls tha t fair?" Don 't n5k me.. Ask God. She'll know. I.ETTER BOX: "I just re- lurl)ed from Paraguay," .,_,·rites A.J .B. Al e xander of Davis, ""•here the story making the rounds is that President Ford thought Veto Power! was an ltali nn ~PY pilot. Tell me it i5n't so." Checking. ll ERBERT'SSHERBET: Col. Bill \Villiamson ;,nd Suzy and Bob Roach were trapped one re· C('nt nig ht in an elevator stuck IM!t"'ccn the Slst :ind 52nd floors • of Bank...o r -Amerk'a: World fld· qii .. and it too k a crew 90 mad· de.ning minute$ to get them ou\ through the top of the stalled lin. "'This way down," a Bank of 1\me rica person then said to the m . pointing lo another cle''3lor, but the head waiter at the Carnelian Room. on the 52nd noor. demonstrated a bit more class-··Havt drinksanddlnner.'' he invited, ·•and I'll send the. bill to Otis Ele\·ator." Done and done and well ~one ... TODA V'S TOAST: "~lcre's lo Ronald Reagan's performance Palestinians Here to Stay BY JOSEPHC. IL\RSCll Obviously a di31ogue between lsrae\ and the Palestinian leader Vas· ser Ararat is not going to begin today or tomorrow whatever the outcome of the United Nations debate on Palestine had been. Emotions are too high now for that -on both sides. But there is one overriding reason why Israe l s hould, if gradually. become accuston1ed to the idea· ot doing precisely \l:hat it.now sees as in- conceivable. That is that a !air and satisfactory provision for tlie PaJestinian refugees always "'as and always will be essen- tial to a permanent and peace!ul relationship between Israel and lht' Arabs. Unless and until these people who have been living \lflSettled in refugee camps ever since 1948 are offered something which\hey will consider to be ''home,•· they will continue to be an irremovable barrier to any real peace. They must be satisfied. They can no longer be ignored. A SUBORDINATE part of the above point is that due to Israel's own past policies there ls no alternative bargaining agent for the refugees. Had Is rael encouraged the develop· ment of a new Palestinian leadership among Arabs living on the West Bank of the Jorda rt in the Gaza Strip, and in Israel itself, there could have been an alternative bargaining agent with a habit of doing business with the gover· nment of Israel. Nothing has been done to build up such an alternative leadership. Arafat is in fact the only Palestinian who today enjoys stature and in- fluence among Palestinian Arabs, both those still in Palestine and those in the refugee camps in other Arab countries. The Israelis do not realize that in pinning the epithet "terrorist" lo the Palestine Liberation Organization and its members they arc being il- logical in Arab eyes. For, as the . Arahs see it. the methods of the Palestinian guerrillas are modeled on the tactics and methods of the Jewish "'terrorists." who fought against the British under the last years of the Palestine mandate and cleared the way. for the founding of the Israeli state. IN 1947 AND IMS news and history \\'ere· made in Palestine by two ir· regular Zionis t ''terrorist'' as governor," s3lutes Walier J acobs. "I don't know whether il was well done but it certaJnly got Brown on both sides.·• llORRORS: Stewart Brown ch('cks in with the true poop on the transbay tube. "Actually," he y,•hispers. "it's a siphon, :ind on S-Day everybody in the East Bay will suck and -schlurrrrp -all San Francisco will be drawn through the tube to Oakland!". _ .Actually, I'm a bit more l3kcn with Walt Gar· rlson's contention that the tube \\•as built so San Franciscans could go to Oakland without be· .in~ seen ... For the man ""'ho has l'verythlng except taste, how about a battery-operated backsc::ratcher '"d the battery- lie ra<:k this Chriatmas? The logical successor to the battery- operated pepptr mlll. the bat· tery-operated bac)(seratcber and tbc battuy-<1pcraled b:'lt · tery ... St. Augu.stine·s question -''What w1s God doing before llE created the Universe?" - was not rhetorical. Malcolm llenderson Is nrst of many to check in with the answer: "ltt was pr~p1rlng !tell for those \Vho p ry too dee.ply Into Ills mfsteries.'' Nooth@rques:Uons. I organitatiOns: the Irgun Zvai Leumi and the Stern Gang. Bombing, terror raids. political as- sassination were all part of the stock in trade of those two highly deter- mined, ruthless, and successful para- military outfits. One of their proudest achievements was the bombing of British GHQ in the King David Hotel. THE PRESENT leader of the righl- wing l.ik ud bloc in the lsraeli- Parliam ent now is the same Menahem Begin "'hO led the Irgun in ils lime. To the British of 1947 he was just as much a "terrorist'' as Arafat is regarded today by the Israelis. The kind or tactics practiced then by the Jrgun and Stern Gang and now by the \'arious Palestinian irregular groups are alike in reflecting .a deep sense of frustration in a people: alike in forcing their frustrations upon the attentions of others. and alike in get- ting action where Jess violent methods had failed. The use of terrorism and violence by the Isr aelis hurried the British out of Palestine in 1948 and cleared Arabs orr the land marked for Jewish set· tlement by Zionis~. It could now be argued lh3t the use of terrorism and violence by the Palesti- nians in recent times has forced the other Arabs to remember a nd re· cognize them and thei r aspirations: has gained the attention of the United Nations; has won Arafat an opportuni- ty to present his case in the forum of th e nations in New York nnd has won in him a central voice for all Palestinian Arabs. It must be acknowledged that Arafat is just as much a folk ht>ro to Palestinian Arabs as the Irgun and Slern Gang leader.s ""'ere to the Zionists of a generation 3go. For Israel, the choice is difficult and unpleasant, but to many of its friends it now seems clear that someday it will have to negotiate with the Palestinians and ultimately take part in the setUement of the refugees, or there will be an endless progres· sion of wars v.·hich will continue lo sap the economy and morale of Israel. Joseph C. Harsch wr1!es a slafe--0f-lht· natiom column Jor the Chnstian Scienct• MOTlitor.· Son Wants to Be Cool In a Half-baked World ByKF.NNETH J. BRADDICK ?itT. VERNON, N.Y. -"Why is the supermarket so hot? You said ir the heat y,•as turned down it would save money, but you 're saying rude things about the prices." As is happening too onen lately, l couldn't answer the question from my son. Jason. With the logic that only parents seem to be confronted with, my ·4·yca r ·old wonders frankly whether \\'e'r e nuts switching off lights. keeping down the car speed, IO\\'Cring the thcrmosl:t\. The "'Cather in this New York Oty suburb has n 't been too bad so far, but according to most we:tthcr prophets including those in the federa l govern· ment, it'S going to bea cold winter . b After watching Prcsilicnl Ford n television proclaim his \Vhip Inflation Now program, containing all sorts of energy-saving lips, Jason and hi s kid sister, Chava\ch, 2, made life hell for the next few days. · We soon learned to switch off lights when leaving a room, tum down the heat, keep the car speedometer nee- dle below 55. THE OTHER day, l picked up Jason from his preschool center to take him on some errands. "It's too hot," he complained a~ I struggled to gel his coat on to go out· si.de where the temperature v.-as in the low 50s . The teacher admitted it ""'as a bit stifling, and opened a window to let in some cool air. Jo~irst stop was the public library. There he quickly shucked his coat, then his swe:1ter. The librarians were clad in light s ummer drcsi;cs for com- fort in the.oppressing heut. Back into his coat ~·hen outside again. Strip them ofr again inside lhc supermarket. -"I'm still hot. Daddy:· he com· plained. ··can I take my shlrtocr. '' The clerk nt the checkout ju11l shrugged "''hen I menUoned the Inside of the store was like a n O\'Cn. Then. just a q~jck trip to the Post Ot'fice for stamps. ALTHOUGH WE were there only about live minutes, the heat w1s so distressing that off came Jason'& coat again. We then he aded on to the llutchinson River Parkway for Alanhattan to meet a vlsllinl friend from Asia . The signs said 55 m .p.h •• IO we kept the ~peed bet\\•een 50 andM. - Wicks ~ , ~ u\ 0 I • • G • • / ~..: °'":;,,;;·=..:' ),\11' ' -"'i<.U ti '!~ _V._ 'What do you mean you've recycled everything?' "O:iddy, v:hy are all those othf'r cars going so fast~" "I 1vish they v.·ouldn't honk their horns," "\\'hy is that car behind so close'.''" "\\'hy \1a s that man saying na\Jghty things· as he passed?" Al the f.1 :lnhallan hotel my friend greeted us v.'earing tropic::il ge:ir. ·'Don't you know it's (!Old outsid e'.'" I asked. "Inside it feels, like midday in ~1 anl l a." he replied. A little later, we slopped al the of- fice. 1,vhere mos\ people \\.'CT~ in 5hirt slee\·es and had ties loosened. Un Jasoil 's pre\'ious \'isil in :o.u1nml•r. ·several persons had been \\'(!aring sui t jackets to keep out t.he nlr condition· ing chill. I haven •t found an a n~wcr for J nson yet. The way we '\•e oilservod Americans conserving tncrgy, I'm not sure that I e.ver will. ORANOIE COAST DAILY PILOT The con1ment page or the Daily JliJot seeks to Inform and stimulate re:.1der11 by presenting a variety of rom· mentary on topics or Interest and si gnificance. from lnfor- m e d observers an d spokesmen. Robtrt ~. Wttd, Publiuicr Thomos Polmer, Commtnl Pag1 Editor . ' . Saturday, November JO, 1974 - en co al cei I Tl Br de! Hu did his an ne sta in sis fin m e or tur Re wh hu 101 tive dr sen jok an the yo De Pe s tail se "' abl tile the des we bre ly the ha re A thi wh ch Cal De I lar a fas c:hi lar De N "pe inf pee \\ gro bro whi SO· on on •ha tho B bee 'A Ii wh m o • .. .... -110 BO ai anl ba Ye tiv "plu or au bre bl• Is IAk • t h 1m wh cla Ce onl ba chi all • Uncle Len Announces i---~~------..;._~--------~Contest l·li girls and boys . Did you all have a nlce Thanksgiving? Uncle Len is s ure that everyone offered thanks for all the wonderful things in their lives and that a special thanks went to Mom and Dad for pro\•id ing all those things for you. I hope that all of my friends enjoyed a -fantastic · dinner and that you helped ltom clear the table and wash the dishes. There were not too many entries in the pet dr11.wlng contest this week. But, as always, th.ose that were re· ceived we re very good . llONORABLE MEN- TION this week goes to Brenda !\t ali lay, Kraig lJin- delin and Lisa Isom, all of Huntington Beach. Kraig did an excellent drawing of his pet pa rakeet "Fred", and Lisa , v.•ho was our win· ner last week, drew an out- standing picture of her dog in front of hi s doghouse. I-fer s ister, fl.1 a ry. iilso drew a fine picture or a pet poodle. • .. ' " PRltE WINNER ~* Mark .McLaren, 10,of 1743 81'yport Wey, Newport _Beach Any child 12 or under, can enter Uncle Len·s contest. He rt•s all.yo\! do: (1 ) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paperi.5'h inches wide and. 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or ·trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box: 1560, Daily Pilot, Costa Mesa 92626. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Winner will . receive Kennedy half dol_lar. · It's that time aea.ln, fami· ly page readers. Uncle Len has announced his special Hannukah and Ch r istm as card contest ugain . As in pasl years, arrange · ments have been made for a special day at Disneyland for the youngster who best expresses in hi s or her drawin g, the joy of the holi- day season . On Dec. 21, the e ntire family of a lucky Uncle Len contest winner will enjoy the first day of the annual "Fantasy on Parade" spec- tacula r a l Disneyland: THAT'S RIGllT, m y frie nds . Special reserved scats V.'ill be av.•ardcd to the family or the holiday card v.·inner, along with a whole day or fun at Disneyland. I bet rigl\t now you are ·wondering w hat you have to ""· do~f1"~';;" h"vc to do is Tltirsty Frietld icreate ·the be.st holiday ~ attendant A.1Jri1 !\1chner, of the San Diego Animal Park', feeds· a greeting card Uncle ·Len . hasseenthisyear. . . one·\.\'eek·old girarfe it s noon ·day meal. The giraffe, a 130-pound female, It should tell all the peo-standing fi ve feet, 10 inches. is being \veaned from its mother .~ The pie along the Orange Coast African . m ammal (Giraffa Ca melopardis I has a very long neck and to e njoy th eir Holiday gangly legs, a tan coal Ylith d a rk brown splotches, and s hor t horns . At season. because if the card full g rO\\'lh, many exceed a height of 10 feet . you design is chose n as the best, it will be the Daily Cat Causes Car · to Crash Also getting honorable m ention were Kurt Leysen of Costa l\1esa v.•ith his pic - ture of his pet fish. and Regina O'Brien of Irvine, who drew a cat that was hungrily eyeing a bowl of a:oldfish. Pilot ne\v spaper's ofricial. page one holiday f;lreeting to readers fro m Seal Beach to .San Clemente. . L-------------------------------', Now, here 's ·v.•hal you BELLEVUE. WASH. ; have to do to e.nler : . {U PI ) -Ann Derbyshire , on the noorboard-beneath the brake pedal. stomping the cat or stop· ping the car." said police of· ricer John 1'11 or ga n. Uncle Len wishes to thank everyo ne who entered a drawing and Carol also sends her thanks for the jokes she received. Andy and Ellie both send along their thanks for the letters you mailed lo them. Now, boys and girls, com· es the BIG contest once again.· Gosh, where has the time gone? It hardly seems possibl e that we are so close to Christmas again. But it's time for the an- nu a I Hannukah and Chris tmas card contest again. The announcement is . in the column at the right. Uncle Len has again ar- ranged for a complete day at Disneyland for the grand prize winner and his or her entire family. I hope that allot you will . put on your thinking caps and send in the very 'best card that you can draw, along with your personal wishes for a Happy Han- nukah or A1erry Crhistmas, or both. The rules are all con- t ained in the announcement at the right, and Uncle Len "'ill be looking forward to receiving all those batches of cards and we will print each weekly winner in the prize winner space above. Until then, Uocle Len wishes each a nd every one of you the very, very best of everything. -Use n bi gger sheet of 23. plopped Lindy the cat paper t~an Uncle U!n usual· into her car for a short1trip ly requires -up to a stan· to the veterinarian. ~ard eighlandahalfby ll -Bu t when Ann a p- 1nch page. . . proachcd an inte rsection -Draw your pi cture in she found Lindy curled up black ink or pencil, but do not color them. Afraid that if she used her brakes she would crush the cat, she hit the horn and drove off an e mbankment onto a parked sedan. ."She had a clear choice of -Think up an a p· -Finally, be 'sure toin- propriate holiday greeting elude your name, age, ad· Ci /J' for all the people who li\'C dress, city and phone.,-----,,.. rol :S 11long the Orange Coast. number with each entry. All l'I Iiss Derbys hi re was treated for a cul over her eye and bump on her head. Liody the cat was unhar- med . Remember there are Daily entries mustj)e received by Pilot readers in Huntington Frida y, Dec. 13. l!ll••••••••••WI' mrs•.,••••o:::,z•~warm••••tr'""'3•a;m.,.~:cr '~'m•m• .. ••r:•m•a"•"••••n•a-•~:.' •Beach, F'ountai n Valley, The entries which jud ges · Co s t a f\1 esa , Ne wport select as semifin alists will L F Elli Beach, lr\•inl', the Sad· be publi shed in the Daily i ett·ers rom e 1·dlebac k Va lley .. Laguna Pilot and the c~ildren "'.'ho RIDDLESandJOKES Prize Winne• QUESTION: \Vhen is a dog in a car like a rug? DearEUle: How are lizards able to break off their tails? Dear Donna: Shedding a portion of the ta il v.•hen threate ned is a pre· ser vation me a sure which some families of lizards are "' able to achieve. -In these rep- tiles, som e or th e \'ertebrae in the tail have v.·hat we might describe as a spcclai lin'e of weakness aCross v.·hich a break or fracture is very easi- ly made. In this way a part of the tail can be cast off without harm to the lizard who slowly regrows the lost portion. Among the lizards able to do · this are the li ttle creatures who live in the gardens and rhaparral areas or Southern California. Ellie Dear Ellie: Donna Q_ I read in a natural science book that 1he crow 1s the largest of the perching birds. Is this true? I once knew a peacock who "perched" on the crossbar of an old· fashioned telephone pole, and I 1lso kn ew some tbickens who "perched" on a roost. These are all larger than cro"·s. P .8 .andG.R. Dear P. B. a nd G. R.: Nor mally, birds classified as "walking'' and •·perching" have !our toes on each foot, usually three in front and one behind . ''Climbers,'' such as the wood· peckers, have two toos in front and two behind. Walking birds, Ylho spend most of their ,day on the ground as do chic kens. peacocks. turkeys, have short. broad claws on the three front toes. Perching birds, of which the crow family has the largest members, are so-called because they spend comparatively little time on the ground. and their !eel are designed for holding on to limbs gnd branches. All four toes have long, sharp claws, and the back toe looks much the same as those in front. Birds are abl e to cling to branches without fatigue beC'ause or the special ~·ay their legs are constructed. ·A ligiment runs from the toes right up the leg so that ~·hen the leg is bent, the toes automatically grasp m ore tightly. ,., Large birds such as vultures can be seen perching in HOW IS A BABY WllALE BORN? The magnificent whlltes are warmblood e d, airbreathing mammal / Be ac h, Dana Point. San .. ente r them ·"'111 receive . · · . · .Luan Capistrtroo and. Sa n--Kennedy ha lf-dollars for · ·Clemente. · · • .. · · their efforts. trees but their feet are of still another construction! .. .P.'.-Draw your Gard on only · Honorable mentions will placi~g them in the category of "birds of prey." . ... one side of the paper and do be announced at the discre-'* ANS\VER: \Vhen it is a carpet (car pet), I Ellfe not fold it. You may'enter as lion of the judges as entries m any as you like. are received. · "'"-~----,...--------..,.-----,.-' •, DearEIUe: ~- Ca n ~ou tell me how salmon are able lo find the river where they hatched. I have read they must return.Arre to lay their eggs. Is this true. ' NancyT. Dear Nancv · Yes, this· i's true. Young salmon go to the ocean to mature ; then they return to the river or their hatching to spawn. How they found their way was tor many years one of the great mysteries of the animal world. Now it has been determined that they find the righ~ stream. by a highly developed sense or s mell. Ap- parently the smell or the stream is imprinted on the hatchlings in the very short time they s pend there. Experiments have shown that salmon can detect dilution or scents o( one part in a billion. This.does not make them unique, for tests indicate that certain eels can detect alcohol in v.•ater in a proportion equal to a teaspoonful in a body of water as large as Lake Superior. Soon after hatching, the young salmon head for the sea where they live in large schools as they mature. After a number of years, they separate and begin to migrate individually to the rivers of their birth. Some travel over 1200 miles to reach their spawning stream. The·. obstacles in the way of their -returning are in- credible: shilling currents, variation in saltiness, tem- perature changes, muddy estuaries. waterfalls a nd , of course, the danger of falling prey to some larger sea creature. Once headed upstream, the salmon eat no more, and the Pacific variety will die after spawning, having lived out their life cycle and started a new ge nerati on on its way. Ellie ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION· \\'hat is the ~ifference betwee.n toads and frogs? Both these rep- tiles have long hind legs and when adult, are tail· less. Frogs have a moist, smooth skin and are grace- ful. accomplished jumpers. On the other hand, toads have dry, rough and "warty" skin and hop about in a rather clumsy manner. The term ''frog" is used to re· fer to both the toad and frog groups. QUESTION : ls there such a creature as a nyinglizard? READERS: Send your an1me1 and nature questions to' ELLIE, c/o The Daily Pilot, P .O. Box t-560, ·Costa ~le~i, Ca.192626. proaches. the mother slows down and stays near the surface. Two dolphins from the friendly herd s\vim on either side of her, possibly to protect the mother and Infant from bloodthirsty sb~rks. · worldSc:ope (10 poktl fwwh qu1Rlan .,...,.. COl'NetlJ) 1 On th e first leg of his Far East trip, President Ford was welcomed by Japanese Emperor . , ? .• 2 The 93rd Congress is now in the midst of (CHOOSE ONE: a lame duck, a:n old hat) session. 3 President Ford would like the Congress to act on his proposed 5 per cent , . ? •• a·luxury taK b·surtax c·tax rebate 4 Workers for th e nation's largest . ? . company went on strike last week. a ·bus b·sh1pp1 ng c·airline 5 Premier Constantin Caramanlis won a sweeping victory . in (CHOOSE ONE: Greece's, Argentina's) first free elections in more than a decade. newsname (10 pointl If JOU un ldenlf) this ptrlOtt in tM news) I'm Secreta ry of the Interior and Mead of the President's new energ,i council. I recently sug.' gested that the govern· ment enact an excess ~fits tax on the oil ;-,::r;ipanies. Do you know my name! · In addition to being a family fuii·reature, THE~ : QU IZ is an integral part of the in-classroom news program presented In Orange Coast area schools . as a public service by,tbe Daily Pilot .. • news picture (10 points ff JOU,,.... thi• QUeltlon comctt,) .Anatoly Dobryn1n. Soviet Ambassador to the United States, gave President Ford a Russian hat before the President left on his trip to the Far East. Who is the leader of the Soviet Communist Party? sport light (2 points fiof Md! qUMtkln answeNd COIT9Cdy) 1 Joe Namath, New York Jets quarterback. gained super· star status through his (C HOOSE ONE.: passing, ru nning) ab1ltty .... 2 During the absence of their injured 7·fOOt·2·inch cen· ter .. ? •. the Milwau kee Bucks basketball team suffered through a long losing streak. a·Bob Cousy b·Kareem Abdul·Jabbar c·Fran Tarkenton 3 Off1c1als from Taiwan, win ner of the {CHOOSE ONE: • animals who feed their S.ndyour questionttoA•k·Andy, babies on mother's milk. c/o Orange Coast Daily Pilot, lo• The babe emerges tail first -below the water and desperately In need of his first b.,,.ceath of air. He strug· g1es to rise. and ri ght then matchwords Roller Derby, l ittle league) World Series for the last four years, were upset over the decision to limit future participatio n to U.S. teams. Yet they live their whole . lives In the sc3. Some can 1560t Cos to Mesa, ~hf. -J>lun·ge below for 30 minutes -' ----- or more, but sooner or Inter the largest animal that ever all whales must surface to. li\•cd upon the planet earth. breathe. This is a areal pro-He may be 100 reet long and blem tor a baby whale. who weigh nround 120 tons. We is born in the sea and must know that lhe female blue take hls first breath within whale gives birth to one calf' amomenlor 50. -\I whopping b a by The playful porpoise1 1nd measuri ng 24 fee.t and the clever dolphin• are ~etghlng a~ut four tons. a mill cousins or the giant llowever, these and other whales . All of them are greal whales are monsters classed in the animal order of the teep ocean. Obscrv· Ce tac e a ; and among Ing th d"ttaiJs of . their animals ot the same gnAip , mysterious Pr!vate lives Is ba 1'1c matters suc h a s almosr imposs1ble. childbirth usually are much alike. The ciaiit ~Jue whale 11 WE KNOW A LOT more a bout the s m a lier cetaceans because the dolphin! and the loving mother uses her porpoises can be ktpt In big nose to nudge him tcn- aquari um s. There lhey derly to. the surface. Jn a btl:come very friendly and matter o{ moments. the seem happy to share their newborn me mber of lhe secrets. For example, the whale fa m ily gasps his rlrst birth of a baby dolphin has breath of air. been observed In detail. No :t.f othe r a nd baby St3Y doubt we can aasume that near the surface while he the giant whales i:ive birth enjoys his first meal. The In much the 11me way. happy inrant is more than The charming bottlcnose three reel long and able to dolphlntsaboutl2 feetlon1. s w im and s urfa ce Co r The fema le carries the de· himself, Jt e soon begi ns veloping baby tn her body ch asing the rishes, though for 11to12 months, and the. for !lix months to a year or' c:alf is born in th«' sprina. Aa so his ma in dieL is his the ho ur o C hirth ap. mother's milk. (4 polntl for MCfl C'OfT1Ct INtch) .1 .... 1unta " •·hav1n& • solid basrs, real 2 ..... substanlive b·IO agree. ma he valid 3 ..... veto C·rule by a small group of mi litary officers 4 ..... superf1cial d-10. reiect a proposed law 5 .... confirm •·!.hallow , 1ns1 gn1ficant 4 The World Football league fini shed its first season a frna nc1at s'Jccess True or False1 5 Steve Garvey was named the mMt valu able player in {CHOOSE ONE: baseball's National League, the National Hockey leJf!Ul'). roundtable Familr dl1ew1lon (no ICON) What meani ng does the Thanksgiving holiday have for • your fam1l)'1 YOUR ICOltl: 11'°100 points -TOP' SCORE tl kl 90 Po4nta -'E1ctllent 71 to 80 polnl1 -Coad. 61 to 70 pointa-'*· 1125·74 • V£C. Inc., M1dlson. Wl1eon1ln ;1n~r..11 tt:llOJl1tN 11,URQ.l(t!Q -~ !illlll?.ol ·• !olOSllQ1 <'llln ·c :q 7. 'l!Ul:SStld ·t :.a.11~1 '1.LllOdS ,\i.\Ulflll.IU l)cUu."l•I : 3 l~\IS ,\\3X ll + •,. 3 + , u +•, y.,.. •• ::>+•, :soMOMJl:>.L\'1'1 1111 1101~ H .11u;1Jot:1 :3 1'1YN~.\\SIN li,JJ••,.J!) ~ • Q t · Q·f. • )j ~n11 .i1un1 a·~ '<lllllo.J\tl t : 3 d0J'S01 YO.\\ Jlf OAJJ.Y PILOT Cyclamen Brightens· Outdoors looking for something special to brighten your winter garden? Try Cyclamen. "'hether pl antt.>d in pots or in a shady garden spot, these charmers will bloom profusely throughout the cool months ahead. In many parts of Cati for· nia, gardeners ha\'e con- sidered Cyclamen an indoor plant. They certainly cheer up any room in thouse -bul there is no need to confi ne their beauty to indoors. Jn all but the coolest parts or lhe state. Cyclamen thrive outside in the cool air. Their blooms may droop just a lit - tle in a light frost, llut as temp erature s ri se, Cycl1:1men will rej1,1venate and be just as beuutiful as ever. · TllESE PERENNIALS shine in coastal su n. In Satu1d1y. Novtmblr 30. 1974 Azaleas, Camellias Seasonal Color In Your.Garden You often hear rrom · orcolorandflowerrorms - nurserymen and gardeners thut in California, fall ls 1lke "second spring. The validi · ty of this hwtieulturul adage lies In your oy,•n eyes. Just look around any you'll see az11le;1s and cu.mcltias blooming as if spring was here in full force. Jn fact , mitny California garden$ look like they're staging a ''1>re-sea.'>Oil '' color kick-off. Combining var1l'lies or azaleas and camellias that y,•ill bloom at different limes can keep your garden full or bright f/O\l."frS from fall ri ght through s1>ring - like a color sho'A' for o\·er six months of the year. This is achieved by :.t•lccling l'arly·blooming \'ilrielies. using mid-season flowering types to folio\\' the early birds, and fini shing off the dis play \\'ith the late· blooming choices. ,\~IO~G C . .\~IELl.I AS, Sasanquas are the first to COl'cr tben1S ('ivcs \\'il h fl0y,'e r s. The y,·jl lov.•y, ~loSsy green leaved shrubs display delicate blossoms from autumn through eH rly 11·inter ~ announcing a{'t one in the year's camellia show. As Sasanquas start to fad(', J a}>onicas lake over, providing the \videst·r<inge from purest white to d~p red and bi-color tones . Con1t: January , th e J\cticulatas finish out the came llias ' brieht blossomed display with flowers or colo!isal sizes. hues and array of fl ower form:;:. As for azaleas, if thC'y 're not supposed to bloom before spring. no one hos let t hose Belgian Ind ira \'arielil's 1n on the plan. The early blooming \'arieties have been de<'orating gardens throughout the slate since late September. The\· y,•ill re;.i<'h their blooining peak just before 1he holidays. Jlul ri s the early birds st;i rt lo fad('. later blooming Belgian lndic:1s v.·ill take over and y,·elcomc the Ne\Y ''ear 1vith a parade of color .. Later, tht' mag nificent Rutherfordianan hybrids, Kurume and Southern In· dicas will take Ol'er and bloom SWC'C l'Ssively throu~h the end of spring. IF yo u y,•ant a seasonal merry.go.round of color in your gar d e n ; se lect \arieties or camellias and aza leas that will bloom from early ful l right through spring. Traditional Holly inland areas they prerer'B •t • partial shade.Agoodruleof eauti ies thumb is to plant Cyclamen· Garden • • Live Tree Used ' ' Indoors or Out Buying a Christmas tree week. Wh iie inside, keep the rvery. year can be ex· roots moist .. When the tree pensive -both monetarily is take n outside after and"ecologically. The year. Christmas, hose orr rolia'ge' ly purchase of a cut tree with a fine mist or waler - turns into a, considerable in· this helps the tree in the vestment · and in the ··end, transition from indoor to there is little to show ror It outdoor living. I WOIMI fOI OMAWIG MIMIJl--.....um........COMPOSTS Now Is lllt ~ .. _. fW --M•ltlf ..W. Mt Mil""""""'"' -EAITHIWIUlll, c;.,,_ /ll¥ICll -*M!""Y' ._,, -..,,.. ...... """"'* fir-bl11tt flrdttll, l'•~J.1111.c raulll •l'lfW (DI~ W. ....... ll 'lt ... frlldr; ~ • Met ...... -. 1'0tl. W..-t•llW. /!"9 ~1 llll ~ .. , .. _ -mt, Tllouwt• ti , ... "'"'°'"" tlill. -DI l'Ml,_I Ill • _.,. lhl• Mi.wry .. °' ..... C-l't"t tWll -.... ,,. ... .... ..... • 1'24 W. IDIN•U. SANTA AHA tH. t7t .. 7Q OfiM ' ... , ... lb ...... YULE GI FT -The -except, possibly a few · As fQr choice -nurseries graceful form and dis· dried out needles.that the have a tremendous selec··rffi~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ tinctive foliage texture \'acuum cleaner mtssed. lion. Types or trtes availa·' of the Boston fern Every y~ar m~re a~d ble now in tubs include, hig h Ii g ht any in. ~ore p~ople are us1ne a hv· Bishop, l.fonterey, AJeppo; 1ng Chn stmas tree over the Scotch and Japanese Black teriorscape. House traditional "cut"one.Alive Pines N,orway a nd plants make excellent tree .ha s b ecom~ the Colorado Blue Spruce's,. Christmas gifts and favorite not o~ly in the ,Deodar Cedars a nd many compliment a ll types or. hor:ne. but. also in business ·more. The key is to shop. furnis h ings in the off1~es,churches,parksand early. Since there is no nh2o!!m!!e:... _______ onc1t)'.S~reets. . worry about it drying out, MINERAL IA UNIQUE GIF'J'.S OF DISTINCTION •Pecot1tor ml~;.iHCutpt~fosails •BeaUtifUI lfamed natutm piciUre stone •Find a 'special gift lorone who has ~rilng ·.~ti~gifts $5.00 to $5000.00 -A living tree not C?nly ·your living Christmas tree enhance~ home decorations may be obtained now and it CHftlsrwASHOUM: 1370-A LOGAN Ave,;11u'e Clemente for C~r!slmtts . but .o~l· .will still be fresh for this ·=~.ooal:"-~""' C0Sl'AMESA979-1•2~· Gardener's T9 Meet doors. 1t as a lovely add1t1on Christmas and next, as ~~§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§;;=~ 10 the landscape. Every well )'ear as thC Yuletide season · rolls ·around, it may be If you have no room in brought indoors and de· your own garden to put your corated -like.an old fri end tree after Christmas, why returning home for the nOt .further tht'.. Chri_stmas:· holidays. And , you can be spint 'tDd make 1t a gift to a . In keeping with the holi· assured or freshn ess and in· local organization, school.or: day seaso n the San sured against a possibly ' the _Parks Del?art.ment for: Clemente Garden Club is dried out fire hazzard. use 1n post-Christmas plant· having its €hri.stmas Tea • ingprojects. · Program Wednesday at I :~ ~INDOORS, THE TREE. ' . · p.ril.intheaudiloriumoflhe ·should be .placed in a room By choosing ·a livin g CommunityCenter. that r eceives ample s un· Christmas tree over a cut Airs. Donald Innis, nower light. It should be set away one, you demonstrate your arranger and flower show ·~rom the firepla~e and heat· desire to enh a;1ce life by ad· judge will present the pro· 1ng outlets -since excess ding beauty as "'ell as mak· gram using as her theme, warmth can damage a live ing a vital contribution to ''Christmas All Through the tree as e~ily as a cut one. ecology -there is no finer House."Shewillreatureuse You may keep your living way to convey the true of berries, holly and ever-tree indoors for about ooe spirit of the season. Bl:llC" FURNITURE STllPPlllG SERVICE NAfl<*&LfttANCNtllO ltMCI 1 .. 1 MOf A DW1HO NOCIU · A COllPlfTE PAlllT, STAIN l FINISH REMOVAi. SERVICE llO LYE OR STWI USED 497·1"5 220SLAOUNACANYONIOAD. ~-.. ,--.,_ LAGUNA •aat ~ greens. l~~!!!!!i!~~~!!~~~~~~~~~:!:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ She will be presented by F h • A1rs. George T urner, pro·' UC s1ans 00~ ...... lMITS gramchairman. ·-sTi..- The meeting will be COD· w·11 M ILi 1 I' . . ·---- duotedbyMrs JamesMills, I ' eel farriil_y and business storage president. New· members .,.....,Tl... ~ ... wi ll be presehted by l!.lrs., The Garden Grove. lndlvidu8JS!orage Unlts 7A.M.lo7P.M. lloward Ziemann, mem· ibran·c h or the .National YOl.lrOwnDoor . 7DaysaWeek ber~hip_chai!m an. Fuchsia Society will meet Y04.lr Own Lock 11 Sizea from 25 IO 480 SQ. ft. ShOp Unlla available with in the same spots you grow Tuberous Begonias in sum- mer months. For Lop perfor- mance, plant them io a loose, soil that is rich in ~umus. 'fhc tidbits of lore con-The Chinese llolly is nccted \\·ith f.f olly. a timely ·especially well suited for. holiday favo.rit e. seems to \va rm, dry areas. lt'necds a add a touch of historical in-long '''arm seaSon to set its · . tri_gue to its universally ad· magnifice-nt fruits. The LEM-<JN-WITH oth.neTLoue~aal 'e"•'rk7e:r30Epl.emm.eant SICVll.... 220 v power anclstelePhoneo· ~ • 24 Hour Resdient ManaQer Located near an 1ego Cyclamen blooms arc mired beauty. variety 'Burfordii' is plant. , In early Roman timl'S, ed y,·idely throughout . · UR TEA.? -lar-y-Sehool, 12565 Spr· Concrete Construction 'FW)i. and Jlmboree Rd.' ingdale, Garden Grove. Steel Doors LOW cOST , •• Preceding the meeting, Perimeter Walled Renla as Low as S8 ~ star shaped y,•ith C\'Cn or rufned edges. Their pink. white. rose, or la,·ender blossoms are set off by ex- tremely beautiful foli<ige. !'ltost Cyclamen varieties have deep green, heart shaped teaves that are mot- tled with silvery gray. The striking (oliage highlights. the waxy flowers -making Cyclamen one of winter's most exquisite beauties. holly \\'as one of the chief California. One of the chier .YO • components in the decora-ad\'antagcs of this variety tions for the celebration of of Chinese Holly is that its the \\'Inter so lstice -the ll'.:ives arc spineless -you t·nd of the dark days und the \\'ill bear no scars after j!radual return of the sun .. \\'Orking \viththisone. the annual Christmas NightLiohled Discounls !9r G.Month potluck dinner will be _firePrqlected L81S8S !1'his day is m.:irked by the . sun !'Caching the farthest There a r e n u.merous · J)()int south or the equator -oth~r h?lly choices ~or either December 21or22 in Ca1Lfor n1a gardens. \V1th t he Northern Hemisphere.) the m yri_ad ~r choices, Whe n Christmas became every Ca~1£9rn~a gardener a time of \\'orship and·ca~ contmue _1.n the ·c~n· celebration, holly was in its tur1es-old trad1t1on and pick glory -<idding bright, g.real bunc.hes or holly.bet· "'arm berries and shiny r1es for hohday decorations. SYDNEY, Au stralia servedat6:30withthoseat· No Move·in or Mo~ut (UPl)-John Tighe says he tending furnis hing the Olarges ~:-~n~~o~·i~c~~er':r~~c~it~nd: ~:~~~~.bl es. sa lads and CALL 171.4.1·.979:·01_.s.o.· or droP. bl attributes lhe size to tea'. Arter.a brief meeting and le aves .. Tighe says he culture discussiOn, .Mrs. · 2892 KELYIM AYE.: llYI believes it'-s the biggest 'George W. McClusky, vice lemon ever grown.' · president, will inlroducetbe •·1 had trOuble getting the entertainme nt program· iz:~ stan,ed v.:bep I plan~ highlighting the Los Amigos itrseven years ago, so I HigbSchoolcboir. sprinkled tea leaves around Foll.owing the program its roots several times· a will be a girt exchange. . week," he said. ::iuests are welcome. WE'LL GIVE 1QU PART . }laving Cyclamen in pots in the house, planted in groupings around shrubs . or scattered about the gar· den as color spots. "'ill give the appearance of spring, even on a gloomy winter lea\·es to the festi,·ities. At .----------------------,--,.~-:------o-i that time.· it \\•as kno\\•n as the ··11oly 'free'. The name of the glowing plant, used so \\'idelv in \Vinter decora- tions."has, someere along the line evolved from "llO· Jy" to ''Holly''. OF OUR WOODS· day. • Weekender Gardener's Checklist • Look for a Living Christmas tree now y,·hile: the supply is good in nurseries. These may be kept in containers for use tlurin g fD.ture 1-loliday Seasons. b Artichokes. Asparagus und Rhu barb 11 di be a\·ai la - blc in bare root form for p lantin g thi s \1·inter. Besides the food th('y 11ro· duce. thei r orn.tmcntal qu<iliti es ir. the garden :ire a s:rcat asset. ·• ChriStmas Ro se 11-lellebo rus) is an t'XCt•llc nt r.hoice for cool 11e:ither bloom. Pla nt not1' Jnd en1oy the blooms afte r f\cy,• 'Years Day. \\'hen it comes to gro...,·1ng holly, Californians are tru· 'ly lucky. l\1o st l-lolly varieties thri\'e i n .the Golden State -producing heavy crops or berries year in .and year out. llolly grO'A'n here and in the North1iest is the highest quality and is shipped to markets in C\'ery state in the country . E~GLISll llOLLV, 1vith its spiny. luminous dark green leaves and big, hrighl red berries, is th(' tradi- tional typC' -\\'hose an· cestors decoratl'd c:irly Roman ·and Christian f('Stivities . flouri shes 111 most parts of the slate. t·sprci:.dly 1n the north. It needs so n1 " prOtt'Cl1on from the sun in \1·a rml'r, dry a reas in lhe s tate. 1'hc English •lolly. like :ill lypcs, prefers a rich :ind ~li g htly acid garden soil that ha s good draina~e. Sunday is Fl1Ll&AY • Plant a CO\•er of annuals 5:uch :is ~\lyssu m . \1io\as nr Jl:insies O\ er your beds of sprin)? bulbs. 'fhcy btoon1 \\ ith the bulbs. lhC'n ket•p in the l1Jj!\jijl?1ll bloo m ing to' pro\'1rlc con· j~,,;.=::=~· ~··=·-~~~ tinuous rolor in the )?ardl·n. ·• Add seasonal color to hare spots in the g:irrll'n \\'Ith po ts of hloom1ni.; Chrysunt h('mum s. Use ;J n extra pot or t"o tor color in· side, loo. BEAT INFLATION SPECIAL 2FOR I WITHTlUSAD Two Knlrf't-l >'vr Tiit ~/Cf of Orir Daily Sunday'thru Thursday 5:00to7:00 P.M. Dinner seriltd n1ghllu from S.00 p.rn . fnterto1nment Nightly RUTHIE LEWIS Tlw~ M. 9d SM. Mlptt fiJlrtJ, A1tats, Oysttl' 811r, N ottJ IY{nrJ, A ltJ and Spirits gar. Qtqrintittn'!i JJJ E. COA3t H{~liu"'Y NtM1ptHI BtiJrh Rtst111111ions {714} 47S-JJ10 NURSERY- Halri$}t?S FLORIST 2640 Harbor Blvd., COSTA MESA I , .. So. of Ada1ns, on H.-bo:r.11,d. The Best For Our Area ... And Most Beautiful Decorote thru the Holidays. plont later in garden or container. Living Christmas Trees 2· to I' Tall. 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Moet mponaatly tile Price le Rlpt, from '539;500 Developed' by Gear11t.C· Woods Jr. and Mariners Savings and Loan ti , ·D.e l a.ying • Tactics G ··p··· s··L ·d e1111n1-: -1oneer--p1r1t ea s- BALTIMORE (UPll -In an effort to reduce tbe number of calls for :·inform-ation, ••.the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company has decided not to answer calls to 41 l until se\·en or eight rings. Then a recording will . suggest looking up-the number in a phone book. !~°:!~o~oe;n;1 :O°!~· ~~ the line to provide the · desired number. C&P officials said they expect the delay to reduce the number of calls for information. An official s aid the policy would help keep costs down. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1 By SYDNEY OMA RR ARI ES (~·tarch 21-April 19): ·Stick to basics - adhere to quality. Don't compromise on principles. i::ake time to explain' posi- \Jon to one in auth1>rit y. If this you do, you gain ally. TAURUS f April 2Q-l\1ay 20): Emphasis is on short jo~rney, mess age , c all which could change precon- ceived notions .. You fini sh rather than begin -and you will hear woes of re- lative. barga in. De independent enough to get ideas across in d ynamic , me aningful manner . Pioneering spirit should prevail. CANCER fJune 21-July 22 1: Lunar cycle is such that you·r timing strikes bull's-eye. Now is time to trust your judgment, rollow intuition· and make direct contact y,•ith people impor- tant to your welfare. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22J : You-could be invited lo ''special'' function. Be agreeable, social and "'ill· ing to expand horizons. You 2 ~EC~htl ri l (~~Y 21-~une might meet a glamorous in· 0). eek co_st.s. Don t be dividual who lends added shy about dr1V1ng a hard ·spice to your life .. VIRGO !Aug. 2J·Scpt. 22>: Emphasize '~·illingnt'ss to effect fair compromise. Extend ha nd of fri endship. What begins as a mild rela- tion s hip could b e tra nsformed into something meaningful . 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Sll••IL BROOK HURST • DAILYPllOT 81 Duflfou• A ..,nrd The National Associa- tio n of Teache rs oC English~has presented._ lhe "gobbledyg ook'.' category 'of the Doublespea k AY1ards to former White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler. 19" diagonal XL-100 I 00% Solid State . *. • • •. : . . . -/(-• • • • • HOURS: Daily 10.7 Open MOftdoy n...&Fri.10.9 Sat. I 0.5:30 • S.. I 0.1 ' 8 2 DAIL 'I PILOT • SllUr(l!Y, Ncwembw 30. 11i174 Trojans, Notre Dl:ffile Collide Today in LA LOS ANGELES tAPJ -The way said ~fcK ay or the-opponent that Aril Parsegh\an and John htcKay ranks No. 1 in the nation In total de· talk , the 46th renewal of colle.:,e foot-tense. ball's biggelit lntcr:sectlonal ri\·a\ry "Southern Cal's dofense is under· couldbeaO·Ostandoff, r a ted," countered Parseg hian. {t would be th(' first In the long "They'\le given up only 11.boul 200 ---.ieries d 1tt1ng-bnck--to the Knute---yards·a-game. -'l'hey appear much im - Rockne and ll Q\lo'ard Jones rra ir it proved over the 1973 team. l think huppens today at t\·ten1orlal Coliseum. statistics bear that out very strongly, The nationally firth.ranked Notre but more important is tile ract that not 0.11me l'~ighting Iris h coached by many points have been scored against Parseghian and lhe s iKlh·rated them." Southern C:dlfornla Trojans or coach The Trojans, whose fou r.point edi,:e John r.t cJ\ay kltkoff ut2:05. ii). the odds may have melted ..-·ith "Over the years, i\otre Dame has news that quarterbaC'k Pat Haden has been good on defen:u:, and I think th is a badly bruised left knee. have given· is probably one of the best defensive up 92 points in a 8-1 ·1 record that takes teams Ara Parse.Rhian hus ever had," them to the Rose Bowl for the t!)ird AL SAMUEL (24) GOES AGAINST USC TODAY. Ul"IT ........ Struggling Alabama Tops Auburn, 17-13 B lR~l l i\lllli\)l , Ala. !APl - Second-ranked Al;1ba n1a. lacking a killer instinct, t·ashc<t in the big play Jiroduction of \l/i lllt! Shelby and Leroy t:ook und a couple or second half -breaks to trim l\'o. 7 1\uburn. 17-13, "'Friday in a Southeastern Conference '·>Otball game. Sh<'lby J,t:1\·e 1\labama an early lead \1hen he C'Hught a pass from Richard 1\>dd :11 !he line of scrimmage and ,f'1>rinled 45 yards fur a touchdo\.\n. ol\nd Cook l'nabll'cl the Crimson Tide lo hold a 10-7 halftime lead when ht· blocked a held goal allempl his third this year -in the fina l minute or the hall. ·'\Ve ble\.\' a lot of rhanet·~ lo put the iTexas Bags '. 32-3 Victory : Over Aggies ,\UST l ~. Tex CAPl -'!'he part~· \1 as o\"er ufter 54 seconds f'"riday in a ;i2 3 TC'xa ~ blitz of shocked eighth- ~l"Jnked TC'xa s A .. ~:'11. but Lt triggered a. '' ild eclC'bralion W m1IC's to the north '••t \\'aco :l 'i Ba ~·Jor ·s 1111possiblc Cot - ton &\' I tl rl.'am (':!OH' through. · ··\\"t' \1cnt a bsolu\(']}' 1·razy ufter the 'first 1wo touchdo..-ns." said Baylor :•·uach Gr:.nt 'fca(f, \1hose te;.im \lill •host Penn Stat£' \"e·w ,.l'ar ·~ D::iy ftir :1 hr Hc;1rs' maiden Journey to the 38· :.\ 1•a r·old c lassie. : 1'ht• Texas \'JC'tory <·l1n t·hl'd at least :;1 Sooth11 l'~t Confercn<'e t1llt' lie for : t h~ Bears-the first such honor fort he :H;1 ptist schoo l in 50 ,\"l';.l r• Baylor 1·:111 •111 n lhl' rro11 n outri ght h.v defeat1ni; :K!l'e tod;iy 111 \\';1ro : Ba~·lor is 5·1 in ~\\'C pl ;1 ~· and Tfxa:- :,Jn d the AJ.?ji!ies f111i shed 5·2. J!ame out of reach,"" grumbled coath Bear Bryant. eyeing his fourth na· lion al championship al Al;.ibama . "And as I've al 11·ays :1aid, thal's coachin~." The viclory prob:l bl y did little to help Alabama surpass probation- ridden Oklahoma in The Associated Press poll. but the 'ride will get ttnother opportunity v«hen it faces fif- th.ranked Nolre Dame in the Orange Bo11·I \"e\'' ,.ear ·~ niµh l. ()klahonia, bannt!d from bowl p.irtici pation, closes its season today ' .against Ok lahoma State. Although Bry;.int expressed t·oncern about missed opportunities ugai nst 1\uhurn. he .,., ;1.s optim istic about the future. "\\"c"re not nearly as good as "·e're going to be no11• that we've got our people back. \Ve're going to im· prove and get better." Despite injuries to 13 starters, in · eluding 111·0 quarterbacks. at one time or another, Alabama posted its third perfect regular season in four years. The victory over Auburn extended the Tide winning streak to 22 straight, nflt co unting bo11•ls, and \.\'as its 43rd in 44 games. After Shelby scored in the opening period. Alabama failed to score a touchdown after gaining possession at the Auburn 14 a nd settled for Bucky Berrey's 3_6-yard field goa l. SCOflE•Y~AflTfJIS _......,,~ 010 ..... u All....,,1 I J 1 ._11 .r.1._S1>e111y •! Pill'"~"' T-1 "'°"•0IY •le• I "11-FGlf<rfy;\6 A..,,,_M<lfttV•• 1 ''"' ('IWll-•><t l "l•-Cull<"4!f Urvn!Rt"9t••Yk>ekl _.,..._G••t!i l t..n!_t.,ito!J "-11,U~ Fo~ldll•~~ R-~Y••O• P•U•"lf Y••O~ R~"tny.,O.. p~, .... -.. F..,,..Olf••l<l\I Pf1WH,.1·v••d> 5.TATISTK:S •• " U·m " ' 1.1.1 .,, ••• ,.. 1 trt01'f'I OU_.l lSAO• ltS '"· " ...... • " 1-S-o , .. ••• •·JI RUUllNG -"\IOI""• M<I~!.,..• , ..... J11;U.. ,. .... G.>1111• 1 .. ~1 . "l'IM..,., 8111.....,..., U·tl, CNl!lftt 1'"'1. !il'lfllly !l·I? • Rec E I Ill "IG-•11t111rn, "Ifft l·lt. 41MNomt, S.th' 1-0, Nt w-1 )), 1'4.~SING-,1,u!>urn, G.1'91i0..1,0 ,.,tb, ............ "'~ • 1·1-0, u "'•O."'•· lodd1•).Cl,lr0. straight year. Notre Dame, 9-1, has surrendered only 81 paints u It gels another post· seaM>n meeting with Alabama, Jan. 1 in the Orange Bowl. T he Irish defense. anchored by 011 TV Toda11 Claa1111el 7 at :t Steve Niehaus, 6-5, 266 , Kevin "Nosbusch. 6-4. 265, and Mike Fanning, 6-6, 253. meets the challenge or An- thony Davis for lhe third -and last - year. Southern Cal's defense, led by two· time All-Ame rican linebacker Richard Wood, must contain 223- Area Ace Now Plays For Irish By ROG ER CARLSON Of Oii D•Uf ft ... SUff Former Estancia High player Vin ce J<lees says he and his Notre Dame mates have a formula for annexing the national fOotball championship: Beat USC today .and Alabama. New Year's evening in the Orange Bowl. · "That's the reefing around here," says Klees via telephone from South Bend, where the Irish were preparing for today's interseetional. Klees hasn't really been a factor in Notre Dame's 9-1 season-instead he's being groomed to assume the starting duties at center next year when he's a junior. Klees packs 220 pounds and coach Ara Parseghian says Klees is in line for starting duty providing he con· tinues to improve at his current rate. .. 1 think the normal maturity and growth will take care of itself," says Parseghian. "I'd like to see him get bia:ger and stronger, but Klees has a good grasp of our game and he should be OK. ''Klees is in line to be our first string -center as a j unior, but of course we aren't rilaking any commitments. Klees bas toearnit." Klees played almost the entire second half of the recent victory o\•er· the Air Force and he's appeared in ga mes against P.fiami , Ri ce. Northwestern. Georgia Tech and Army. But he says a non.playing role against Alabama in the Orange &"·l as a freshma n is his biggest thrill so far in collegiate ball. "That wa s a lol or fun ." recalls Ki el's. "At first I couldn't belie\"e it when I ..-·as on the plane. I kept saying to niyself, '\\'hat a m I doing here?' ''It was an exciting experience.·· This trip to Los Angeles rekindles the excitement or last year's Notre Dame· USC clash for Klees. "The whole campus ..-·as up ror that game," says Klees. "E\'eryone was just crazy that week. "Things have calmed down here a lot since we lost Lo Purdue this year. But we've kept plugging away and now we feel we're ri ght back in there, especiall y with Ohio State and }.!\chigan los ing recently." Klees says he 's happy about his choice or attending Notre Dame. "The school is relatively small .:ind yo u don't get lost in the shuffle. And they are honest with you. You can tell \\"here you are on the depth charls and you don't have to worry about a lot of Junior college transfers. "l'\'e heard about other programs "'here you are nothing more than a pi ece or m eat. But that's not true here. "I was pretty disillusioned as a freshm an. J 'm still looking for"·ard lo the great moments and we'll see what ha ppens in my junior year. "But now I feel I made the right choice." Klees credits his line coach al Estancia 1 I\1 ater Dei varsit y coach Gary Carr 1 as a big factor in his ablli· L)' to play al Notre Dame. "Carr is a good center coach. He taught me a IOt about the game and I'm really comfortable al the position. "•le teaches good technique. It helped me a lot. I reel I had the form "'hen I sho~·ed up here and it's just been a matter or getting bigger and stronger.'' Klees doesn't like lo talk about future endeavors. such a' the pros, he'd rather "concentrate on playing first string at Notre Dame. But he does admit any pro ambi· lions would m ean at least another 40 pounds Or muscle on his 6...fframe. Pound rullback Wayne Bulloc k', SouthernCalslnce1966. quarterback Tom Clements and. de · "It's very difficult to defense a run· pending. on his health, Eric Penick, ner who can m;1ke people f!liss htm. who sprtnted 85 yards for lhe game-"':hlc h Anthony 011.vis does,'' breell;ing t<?uchdown in Inst year's .. Parseghian said. '1'his Is the third 23·14 lrish victory at South Bend. year we·ve pl:l\yed against him. \Ve The Irish defense , limitina opposing did pretty well last year. If we do half runners to 2.2 yards in a carry, face a as we.I.I tl\is Ume, we'll do a gOod job Troja n tea m that thrives on the run to onhlm. '' the tune of five yards a crack. Penick, still not 100 percent after Davis, the 5·foot·9 tailback who suffering a broken leg a nd dislocated shocked the Irish with a lantastic six-unkle last spring, broke open the 1913 touchdow n duy two years ago in a game. when Notre Dan1 e \.\'ent on to 45-23 Troja115• victory, was held loss win the national championship. yards rushing and one touchdown in Oa\'is. who!le six touchdowns in- .last year 's meeting which was the eluded 97-a nd 96·yard kickorr returns, first triumph for Notre Dame over destroyed !he Irish in 1912, Southern · Cal's national championship ytar. "We'\'e never been able to beat them unless we've made the bii ·play," 1'tcKay said, and since 1966, Parseghian can make the same state· ment. • P.l c Kay . "'ho has 8-2, 220-pound Vince Evan'ii as Haden'& baekup at quarterback, said the key tor the ·r ro·· jM ns Is an orrensive line thatdidn'tjell . until only reeenUy. "They're quick -not super quick becaute of their size -but so big they are atwlully difncult to block for \'ery long," McKay said of the Irish de- fense. "Our offensive line better block or we won't move an inch.'' Pirates Battle West LA In JC Playoff Tilt Tonight FACE WEST LA -Center \Varren Ray, tackle Joe OeComa (71) a nd guard Mark Montgo mery (62) gear Orange Coast College's offensive line against· West LA College tonight in a JC playoff game at OCC. Sports in Brief Bruins, Trojans Win; Braddock Succumbs LOS ANG ELE.5 -Ralph Drollinger scor ed 21 points and grabbed 17 rebounds and seoond ·ranked UCLA held off a determined Wichita State comeback try to beat the Shockers. 85- 74, Friday night in the opening basket · ball game of the year for both teams. Drollinger, a 7-foot-l junior taking O\'cr for the graduated Bill Wal ton, scored 13 of his points in the first half as UCL A took 43-33ha1Jtime lead. UCLA Jed by as much as 16 points early in the game. 34 -18, but the Shockers continued to close to gap. The Bruins onl y outscored the Shockers by one point, 42-41, in the second half. Trojans RomJJ LOS ANG ELES -Junior forward Bob Trowbridge rammed in 29 points as 10th-ranked Southern California buried Louisiana State Un iversity, 100·87, in the basketball opener (or both Frid;.iy nig ht. LSU bottled up the Troj8ns early in the going with a ionedefense and once led 18·12. But Trowbridge. getting hot rrom the outside with jumpers, pum- ped in 12 of the next 14 USC points as they eased into the lead. USC led 49-38 at the hair and I.SU never caught up though the Tigers crept lo within nine points with just two minutes lefl. Bra1ld1•t·I.: Die ... NORTl1 '8EJlGEN. N.J . -J ames J . Braddock, boxing's Cinderella Man. d ied Friday at his home at the age of 68. The m a n who won the world heavyweight championship by out· pointing l\.1 ax Baer in one or boxing's biggest upsets, apparenUy died in hi.s sleep. · Police said that they received a call from Mrs . Bradtlock about noon saying she was unable to wake her husband. Cause of death was not im· mediately kno\\11. Braddock was a 10·1 underdog when he beat Baer at the Long Island Bowl June 13, 1935. Just two years earlier. Braddock, his ring career al an ·ap· parent end, was worll;lng at odd jobs on the New Jersey docks to support his ramily. OCC Defense Challenges Top Passing Attack , Orange Coast College's tough de- rensiYe ere\\/ figures to get one or its stiffest chall enges of the season tonight "'hen the Pirates host West LA College in the first round or the JC medium di\.·isionplayotrs. First kickoff is at 7:30. Coach Dick Tucker's OCC Pirates ha ve bee~ splendid all season long de- fensively but the Soulh Coast Con- ference co-champions figure to get all they can handle tonight. ,. West LA's Oilers ha~e one of the better passers in JC fOotball in 6·2, 191>-pound. freshman Harold Moon. He's passed for 2,377 yards .ind 17 touchdowns this season. !\loon's favorite receiver is Leon Garrett, who has snagged 71 passes, tops in the state. And Art Clark has caught 38 aerialsforWestLA. But Orange Coast is , hopeful the Oilers won't ha\le a lot or chances to pass. Tucker's ere"' has utilized its run· ning game to control the ball in many of its six victories this season and the OCC coach hopes that will happen again tonii"ht. Orange Coast's running attack is spearheaded by frt"Shman Tony Ac- comando and s ophomore lilike Nanko, both or \\'horn proba bly \\'On 't have much trouble against West LA . The Oi lers are not one or the better defensive JC teams around and head coach Jim Raack is the first to admit it. "\Ve don't ha\'e mu('/l of a defense, so \\·e 're going to have to control the ba ll by passin .i::. Ouronh• hope against Or an ge Coasl is a higti scoring ga me." SaY.S Raack. Tucker thinks hi s defense is in for its toughest test of the season. '"I doubt if we've played a better passer this season, so ou r defense is really in ror a big challenge. Of- fensively we've just got lo conlrol the ball and not gi\·e it up ." But OCC's defense, led by All· An1eriean candidate Kelly Stroich at noseguard, fi gures td get to ~foon on more than one occasion. It'll have to. If the Pirates "'in tonight, they'll face Grossmont next Saturday ror the medium division title. Grossmont top· pled Santa Rosa, 18-12 Friday night In a first round game. 0r .... c .. 110H-Or~~.,n. .... se. ...,._ a.-1•S M11lnow'" l t LT Cl .. I< M) HO !ti•'-"' Jl;T lG .V..t"llM JIS 1llS W•r<•n l E C W.Jl:•y J:JO 1'1> Frott ""' "G Mont9<HT>fry 190 Jll ••own 1..9 •r o.tco...1 no 2u strok11 NG TE MullJe< 111(1 200 ,,..... l9 OB S•-111 l•S os Gro-ce lM .,,Omtl...,O 110 1111 !i-r ce RM N1nllO 1., llrO "409 ... M Fl Pop.ou1• Ml 110 •'--$ Lakers Top New Orleans; Riley Stars INGLEWOOD -Pat Riley 1cortd a career-high 38 points and Zelmo Beaty led a fourth·quartersurgetoenable the Los Angeles Lakers to beat the New Orleans Jazz, 1Z1-l22, in a National Basketball Assoeiation came Friday n;lhL 'tonight the takers battle ho1t Colden State 1t8o'clock. ~ Teaff was asked by lCll•phone if this ;was the happiest day or his li fe and he ~•1id : ··No, it i s n 't . Tomor- :ro 11· rould bl'. if\\"£-bc>at Rire. T~·lnJ,! h1r the titl1 · 11nd playing Penn St:i tc in lht' Coll on Ho1rl \lon 't mean nt'ar ~s ;n1 uch 1(1 11s if 1\"(' ~r~n 'l the cham· ·p1 ons. 1r 11c ha\le lo .!ihar( it "'ith .,.1 nybocl ~ .. Anteaters Sizzle, 10.1-84 Braddock lost the title in his fi rst df:(ense. suffering an eighth-round knockout to Joe Louis in Chicago on June 22, 1937. t 'lorido Win• No more than lOpolnts ae parated the teams throughout most of the game as On TV 'l'onlgllL Claa1111d 5 at 8 ~ 1'he <i:1tor H•i \1 1 hou~d Lo nuhorn~ ~'<'ort'tt f \1 o 1nurhd n\1 ns 111 a 12·!H•rond :--~11.1 n of !h(' g::i n1e ':i. 01K't11ni;: mlnutt, •th;ink:-11, fumble~ b\" lht• A gale~. \.\'hn :ha\·e not bt1:tten 1'l'X:tS in P.tcmori.:il !.":)1.:id1 um 1n l ll~t·arii : Trxu!I 11·011 lhl• toss. put a 33 mile-. ::i n-hour "'ind lo ils back and forced ~hr Aggies lnlo three ronst>culi ve ;d:i ma ~inR fumbles. : 1\&}.t halfback Bubba Sean. his fini:ers numb in the 40·dt'lrt'C cold \.\ 1\h :t Chill factor of 18 dcgrt>t-S. 1ombled o.n the rir:iit ploy from scrim· n1>1gt ondTru\•ls Roach rt'CO\'tortd. Ra ymond Cl>1} born zipped 18 yard~ 111r :J louchdo\1·n 11nd 12 sccond:1 l11lt•r !he J7th·ra nkcd llorn~ ~'ere on lhe hoard llJ1JA1n. UCI Cagers Race Past · South Dakota ByCRAIG SHEFF Of .. o.ty f'ti.tttd UC Irvine shot 1 sizzling61.0 percent lrom the field in racin• to a 101-14 vie· tory ovtr visiting University or South Dakota Friday night in the b•sketball . Optnerforboth5chools. Coach Tim Tift's win11ing Anteaters ltd from the openin1 lip and the ea me "'as really ne,·er In doubt -although the visitors from Vermillion govt UCJ · ~ome anxious moments with 13 minutes left in the ~ame. UCI had blitzed lo a 64·'41 m1raln af· ter holding a 43-3'J.halftlme lead1 but the Raiders reeled orr four buckets within a minute and a half to cut the leadl064·S5. But the Anteaters' Scott Jenkins hit a short turn-around jumper and ttam· mate Jerry Maras added 1 lay·ln and a free throw and Tin's crtw was winalna again. \JC1 had Jumped to a 10.0 lead in lht first three minutes of the game, but the cold·1hootin1 Raider• warmed up and the Ante.aters started turnina: the ball over 1t 1 rapid rate South Dakota. got lo wllhln four <33· 29>. but Rtc.h M.raule hit a charity lO&I' and Kev in Oav\s bagged a lit.yup a.nd a couple or free thro\.\'S and UCI was out o(danger. ucr hit 39 or 63shota rrom the r1eld. ineludinll 20 of 00 ln the second half. South Dakota. In roul I.rouble most of the came, eanned.11of 75shola <«per· -cent), hlttln118of34 inthe1econdhalf. UClr•I"" flt11 --c ...... .... ,.,_ .. " ... s J • u 6 I • lj • • I It I ) ) II I 0 J • ""''M -.. TI•'"•• • I I " I ~ I -M(JfflU ..Ille.~ .. , Tel•lt I • 1 1 J j J 1J I I • I 1 ' • 1 JJ Jl ,., ~fE1'1PH1S -Runn ing ba c k Richard James bolted four yard5 with l :13 left to llfl flnnnclolly troubled and augr)' Florida to an 18·15 vlclory over the Memphis Southmen Friday nilht that earned the Blazers a spot In the World Football League•• lint World Bowl. Pl1111~r Sb.::lc.'I RIO DE JANEIRO, Bnill -Gary Player or South A(rtca shot ap In· credible lO·under-par 59 and wa1 nine strokes ahead of his closest chat· lenger Friday an.er two d aya or com· petition hl lhe 524 ,000 Bra11l Open a:oll tournament. the e·apanslon New Orleans club losl Its 19th a a me in 22sta.rt.s. Be.itty made a pJlror field goale: an er the Ja11 closed to88-87 in the Cint \."'-'O mioute1 or tbe fourth quarter and the voter an added another b1sket aeeonds later when New Orleans came to within lwo polnta. llllWOIU,fAJff,flUI ~ ... , t•, sc.11-11'1) '"' 11, ....,..._ j,.. lJ "*'"'"14Ml. .... -"94'4U,a~tlM1.~'I Mt.~·· w II, Llflbl a.tn,w11t1J ..... ftwl•tl ..... '"°'" .... '-''lllfl ...i"""" t ... ll ... ,...,~, l·J It""''" IM 14, Allelll 1a.1a ).!. fUltY IJ .. ,, a .,..,, ',.. "' ~ IMt. WM\> "'''t·1•. lot•l•4'll4L ,. ... 0ri.1n• ,. n :u u-1n """""... ., ll ,. 4-111 .r.10 ,n._ Saturday. NovembOt 30. 11114· DAii. Y PILOT f&:I UniversityNewport Battles Pioneer Tonight in Poloists · - , CJF Vanguards ·: Lose, 7 4-60 \ ~ In Finals NORWALK-Newport II.arbor High's Sailors co after the most victories by any DluejaC'kets team in the sc hool 's 44 ·year hislory tonight as coach Bill Pizzica's crew clashes with Pioneer l!igh's Titans here at Cerritos College. Kickoff is 8 o'clock and Newport lla rbor is a solid two-touchdown favorite. Pioneer is in the second round of the CIF 4·A root· ball playoffs despite a 44·8 lashing from St. Paul in the first round. St . Paul was ruled guilty of spying on tht Pioneer prac::tlce and St. Paul was rorced to rorfelt Its victory . Thus It 's the Pioneer Titans wh o will rurnlsh the opposition tonight for the Sunset League c::hampion Sailors, who have equaled the best-ever record by a Newport team with a 9-1 nlark-set by tht! 1942 team and again in 1973 berore St. Paul made it 9-2 with a 17·7 thumping at Orange Coast Colle2e .. Newport •r itrhor·S sec~n- dary could rectl\-e a stirr virtually unchanged. wit h test from the Titans passing the exception of t'll.·o dc- game. tensive $Pol5. Quarterback Chris Tcr-Kevin Lindsuy (20()} re. · A back injury has slO'IA'ed Foley. but he's a possible participant due to 11 quick healing process. razas has h it over 65 per· turns to the starting lineup cent of his piJsses and at defensi ve end after re· Neu•port h~s Theriot and r1gu res to throw plenty covering rrom a knee in· F~lcy to punish roes up 1he tonight out or 'the Titans'. jury. And Tom Hawk ins will . middle ,~' nd ~r.ound the pro-T offense. start at corncrback in relief fl a.nks, 1n .udd.1t1on to re· Fullback Gr"g C:onz.ale8 of theinjured tl-1 arkLazzara cc1vcrs V1nn1e ~1ulroy, keeps the defenses honest (knee). hlark Sieverson, 'J'on1 · u·ith his solid running and Newport 's offense is the Iluzacas and others. • the Titans pt ?sent a pro-sume u•ith tallbucks Brian · Too, field g·oal kicker blem similar to Fullerton-Theriot and perhaps Sieve supreme A-rt Sorce Is ready Newport 's opening non· t'oley altcrnuting behind 1 dd t h' CIF d f lcagueopponent. qu a rt erback G ordo n .1°8 o ·~ re~or o . Pizzi ca 's crew rem ains, Adams. 3 perfectos tn one season. while F"ul ts had three, Robertson one, Eric Eide.I' one and Ne"·land one. Newport once owned a 7-3 lead. But Do"·ney hit two goals in the lasl 15 se<"onds of the half to ma ke it close and the Sailors were in up to their nerks after that. Barnett had reared a let- down since. his forces had clubbed Downey. 19-4 and 15-8 in regular season play. ··1 think we were con1 . placent and those two quick goals they got before the half hurt us. But when the going got tough Prichard played tough and Robertson was all over the pool,'' he said. Boes Rip SD,82-68 1 L .·\ JOLLA -Gu11J"d !\lark Adams pumped in 22 poi nts a nd 7·0 cenler Steve !\lanker hit 17 in \c<.1ding Orange Coast College to :in ca sv 82 -68 \\'in over the l'ni.ve rs it ~· of San Diego Frosh in the o pe nin g baske t bal l game of lhe season Friday afternoo n. 'J'oni1:ht occ·s Pirute~ host LA Trade Tech at 7 o'clock. Adams. a 6·2 guard \\'ho 1>rt•pped :it !\larina lfigh and played l:.i st se<ison at Idaho Stale, hil most of his nine fi eld goa ls on long range jumpers. And ~l anker dominated the boards. Orange Co:.ist h<1d a 68·48 lead "'il h 9:21 left lo play "'he n Pirates coach llcrb Li \'sev sent in his reser\·cs. Ht• ...... M•r .. 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Artists Roll, 6-3; Face Uni Pro Scores Sta'rting G-5 sophomo re!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Todd Collins "'as sidelined r \\'ith a back ailment. but 11·i1\ return to action Tues- day against Cypress. By ED BURGART CllU..OOH?"'lll~ll NORWALK -Walt Otto doesn't hesitate lo call Laguna Beach J-ljgh goalie Rob Potter the best in Orange County. And few could argue with Laguna's waler polo coach after Potter's devastating performance Friday arter· noon at Cerritos College. Potter swatted away 13 Servile shots as the Laguna Beach Artists defeated the Friars, 8 -3, in a 3·A semifinal match. Oz Simmons also played a strong defensive game for Laguna Beach, completely containing Servite's hole men. And Phil Morreale and Dan Penney shot Servite•s defense apart, scoring three and two goals. But it was Potter who stood out. He made several outstanding saves in the first half when Laguna rolled to a CIF Grid . Results ~ Lo,o11 10, H1•11•onw1 SouUIHthl I•. Foot,,1tl " Wet! torr•nc•lD,C....,..,IO 1• SI. 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(lg) Tonirfrt Show 12:30@ Hap111 'oodm1n1 i:oo ID a11.1tia11t Show: '\ltln Lovc1s," ''Vllley ti the lllnp~ (D M0tle: (C) "The Climn;" {mys) '44-Susanna Foster, Boris K1r!ofl. 1:30@}"iahtm1re Tht1t1t: "Flrtblll,~ "G1mer1 n. Monster X" 1:50 0 Mol'lt: "Vkli" (dral 'S3- Je1nne Clain. Rich1rd Boone. 3:20 O Movie: "Ttndtr Co11rad'e" (dr1) '43-Ginrtt Roaers, FIObert Ryan. KOCE TELEVISION J:GO OIMEMSIOMSIMCULTU"'ES tCI CJ\\111 in St•rtll ot St!I" -CNkj 'OI'°"''" "Mltrl19t' of F1ml1y" -M !hl'0!)01'4W .-no . .,.,..IOPmffit tet.courM. ltle<Ou•i•. . •::ao •IG I LUE MAltlLE !(.)A Vllll 111 ,):)t OIM£NS10NI IN CULTUJIES !Cl PuetlO Alto wlltft I bft-fd ot hOfffS "l(lnJ.l!ip S,i!om s;" -Antl!fOPlllOgy ~Mwn t!i "P•\<I Fino .. Oi .. s~) l <t lelKO.,rK. ••l~i"lll<1llW!ctlJ t•i1ur.o. t :OO CONNIE'S CLOnltNG COJINEll 1(1 .. W1rdroboe S.lt(tion" -S.wino i.lt((l~rff. 4:• COMNIE'CLOTHIMG OOAMEJI tCI "F10.,cs 10 Select" -A t•wino tfl«Our'W. f !U A TIMli TO GllOW: NUMAN OIVILOP/llENT ((I "TM Foe"" on t,,. Famnv" -Ollltt "''°"''~ tNI 111wkl-111 ttlttourw. f :Jt A TIMI! TO GJIOW: NUMAN, DIVliLOflMENT !Cl "Mlcldll·Yflri Chlkl In S.1rt~ ot S11I'' -Chltd lll'OWlll ""'deWIOPITlflnl letecou.,., •:OO A TIMI' TO GJIO'#: NU,MAN OEYELOPMENT (Cl '1M)ilctl•·YJtrs 7:00 THE WAY IT WAS ICI "1960 Ea'Ollft/P1Ckers; NFL Ch1mplonslllp" - Fo•me• oli ver\ lrom !he Green S.v p~j,.1,, and P~''"'''pnl1 E41QIM '"'" llW!orcom1111tl!lon. 1:• ORANGE COUNT'( JtlVIEW ICI som.wr1 ~l)ecla11n'l'tl'llU)tlllrl l .. lurte1. t :OO SOUNOITAGE ICJ lell m•nl "JQH" Jo'• F@Utllt><>, a mU\!dM .. --ll \ynonymou• wltn 'OIU•t•r •rtl1tty, b lf1lurt4. •:M KOCE SPECIAL1 ICI j.O m!nl "P19my" -Au!-Jffn Pltr"' Hiiiei 1eu1 of hi• trltnos, !ht Promittot IM Ulirl foftSI. What· CAN You Gef for only a dime these . days? Local want (D ime·A·Lines ' every Saturday) \ ilko-Launched~_J Many Careers Q: ts 11 true that Dlck Van Uyke was ln1he Pbll Slivers ''Sil. Bllko'"TV series?lfso, whatdJd bedof Also, wbo elst did Bllko ht\'e in bis platoon?-Maurey C'urkland.. LoogBeacb · . A: "Dick." Phil relates, .. was in a scqu~nce titled 'Hillbilly Whiz •about a boy from the mountain country who hit the b~lls eye on the firing range with'ro<:kSI. Bilko~swltched Dick 's deadly acruracy to bJsebaU, and sold him to the Yankees for $125,000. 1 persuaded my pals tYogi Be rra. Whitey Ford and Gil }.1cOoug~dl to also make lheirTV debuts on this show. "Paul Ford made a comfortable Uving selling insura nce in Baltimore until he was about 40 Y':a~s ~Jd. Then he cam e to Broadway for 'COnimand-Uec1s1on - for a bout $85 per week. When we cast him as Colonel llall, he was playing a colonel in 'Teahouse or the 'Glad· You Asked That• . ' Au gust J\foon.' So he didn't Jose any rank. Ford had a p4!cu liar talent \vith that wonderful basset·hourtd race of his. "Maurice C<lsfield had played only bit parts in the theater. After a few weeks on our show as 'Doberman .. • he became a national celebrity. Off-camera, Dobie actually thou'-'ht of himself as Cary Grant playing a short, plump ~an .•. I recall one sequenc!! wit~ Kay Kendall . <at that time the wife of Rex Harn.son, Phil reminisced. "having lunch with members of the company at a Jong table. Kay, forever the .. Briti~h lady, stirled a gasp of shock when she saw Dobie eating .. On his fork, he'd spread two meatballs. The other hand squeezed a sausage and a chunk of br~ad ... Half~ tannolli sm eared his wrist, while strands of spaghetti curled around hi s tie. 'Remember, Kay,' a gag writer pointed out,· Dobie's working without a net .. "\Ve found a fellow working in a n ad agency and put him in an eatingconiest, with Bilko backing a man-woo-----• became a compulsive eater when he was unhappy. Instead of a fat glutton, we picked a fellow with a gaunt. thin face -Fred Gwynne. }le later got his own series, ·car54.' ..Jn 1958 ," Silvers continued, "we: combined the t alents of Peggy Cass, Orson Be~n and Alan Alda, at age 22 .•. During a break, I heard a fellow whose real job was to hold two hinged sticks, the clapper, in rront or the camera and announce, "Take one·t1o1ro' before a scene started . He was Bill <Jose Jimenez) Dana who quit his Good Humor wagon in LA because his stock and his com mission both melted away. ''Dick Cavett had only one line, answering the phone on the skit, ·You'll Never Get Rich.' •.. George Kennedy played an MP, and has since starred in his own series, 'Sarge.' and wo n an Academy Award. George wasn't an actor. l-Je was a captain in th.e regular ATmy assigned by the Defense Department as liaison officer for our show. ','An elegant looking 1,1,•oman came to see our casting director. He thought she looked like Grace Kelly and when we saw her gave hertwodays 1o11ork, paying about S300. An assistant tracked her down on her yacht, 'The New Yorker.· Her name was Dina l\1erri11 , heiress to the Post cereal fortune, now the wire of Cliff Robertson .. : Pat ff.in gle was another who joined our platoon, playing a soldier of Hungarian descent. who went AWOL." These were only a handful of the guests who marched on to fame from the "Bilj<o Platoon" -mellow memories Phil Silvers shares in "This Laugh ls On lite." Send your questions to lly Gordner, '.'Glad You Asked Thor," care oJ this newspaper, P.O. Bo:t 1560, Cotto Mefltl 9'2626. A'larilyn and Hy Gardner wiU answer 01 inany questions as they con in their column. but the volume of mall makes pers(lflOL replies impossible. "THE GAMILH" !RI "OPEN SU.SON" , tori Reynolds lo "THE LOHGESTYARD" IRl "THAT'LL H THE DAY" trGI "GETAWAY-ll'Gl "DR. ZHIVAGO" ll'GI "A THOUSAND CLOWNS" "SLEEPER"'"'· "BANANAS" IHI "EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX 1111 MHAllOWHOUSE"IPGJ "99 44/1 OO'"iltDU.D" IPGI "Cil00¥1TUll'"llJ . "THE KLAMSMAM" IRI 1"TAKIMG OF.PELHAM 1-2·3" IRl .,DI.. IHl¥AOO IKI "'THI WILD ll*CH" llJ "SOMITIMfS A. G«.U.T HAT\Otl"' (Kt '""lot! lli!MMI • N~ C•W ~ l•dl • &W-OJIO CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS n... . .frl.w .. s-. HO PASSIS Pl.EASE Butrta Park •821-4070 CCMIT "THE CHARIOTS Of Till GODS" MO rASSllP\M.11 " ' ' . ' ' • •. ' • • . ! ' • . • • . ' ) "'ACROSS 1101h STRJET " ........ ,~ ..... ,.,....l.1 • , •• Ft... 1;.,,,.. c ..... s...;z, .... .... o • ., s..if "JUGGERNAUT" ? rivia •• .. ? ? ? • • • There was little to be and pooled t heir consideril· thankful for among the hie recall for a victory. triviaddicts this week as on· John will be hosting the ly eight players bit the next oneonJan.4. bullel in what must have With two points for both been the toughest test of the num bers nine and 10, some year. s a vvy · souls could boost When the dust had set· their ave rages as only tied. there was a new week· Trina and Shawn di d this ly champion at the head of week. Rots or ruck. the class -Trina Willlams, I. IN Wl_IA,'[ movie did with a score or nine correct. Pr1 arlon Brando make his She a nd Tracy Godfrey cinematic debul? we re the only players to col. . 2. What we re the reruns of lect on the two-point bonus TV's Dragnet called? question, t hat long, long J. Superman's X-ray vis· movie title. while nobod y io n could pen et rat e sol ~·ed the tiebreaker. anything but wh at"! Sharing runner·uphonors 4. The m ov ie "ll ig h with eight points a piece Noon" wa s based on a short ~·e re Ed Schmerler, Shawn story. Whal was its title? I.ayden and the duo of Herb ,.... ------ Perez and 8111 Samuelson.~;----- Other courageous souls in '· ~· ...... , ................... 111 this week's cont est were 1. '-•••r 111"c"11-.. -·········* l. ld kll111••••• ................ . Tracy with 6 ~. Nancy Prior •. -.t1,N••c•11111 ................. tt1 with six John Ru ssell with s. •-·J••11 A1k'"' ......... ···· -•11 ' L Tr•CYGecllrty , ............... U4 Slh and Roger Odil, who 1. "-'11'"'"'••W1s-i-•.•.. 11i too k t he p;pe with two 1.. 0tr1t T••1t.............. . .... 1n •. Jo.11111t11uo11 , . .na po ints. 11. Hy1111111c.i .. c11w •.. . .••• 1u 11, l.y11•Tr11JIH1 .•• , ...• 1• S IJ, T•>11• w111i.111t ................ '91 T HI WEEK'S contest 11. •1t-.c'"""""··· ...... ... was so tough that £ou r of our "· "-'a."····· · · ···· ·"" lop fi ve percentage pl ayers ~-~·':..._···.:.:.:._···_..::.;,_··:.:..:..:_ ·11' kept their distance. Today 's ~-.:c-----.- lineup doesn't look muc h 5. How about the name of e as ier with f\\'O r ea l lhe chimpin the DaktariTV . . , zi nge rs -numbers nine series . and 10. For this v.•eek only. we·u make both or them 6. TH E .N ~ME a nd. two-pointe rs . nickna me. please, or the in· ln la st Saturday's trivia st r u m en ta l"i s l who party. Ed and Ma :.: Fraley pop ul arized a tune called "The llappy Organ." teamed up for the first ti me t·~~~tii~ii'if.jiiii'j'!f.i~ll 7. Will Rogen ' last pie· lure was released after his death. Name it. 8. Id enti fy the cartoonist \\'ho created Little Iodine By T.T. whole carload or Oscar!!. What was it? Rodgers and llammers- teln mu sicals are the sub- ject of today's ti ebreakt'r. Na me the tuneful epic s wh ic h fea t u re d th ese c haract e rs : (a ) Luthe r Dillis , lb) Ali Haki m, IC) Ephram Sn'O\~'. fdl Linda L O\V a nd (el !\f ax Detweiler . La st Wtek'sAnswers I. "The Iron ~list ress " (L add movie I 2 . P o o h a w k !Tumble"' eeds Indians) 3. Ray Bloch <Gleason ·~ maestro> 4. Fra nklin \V . Dixon (Hardy bo ys> ...... 5. Wolver ton ~1ounta1n R t•ft l (,'t•p (Clifton Clowers) 6. Sweet Apple, Ohio 'l'h <-1t new aut hor on (Bye, Bye, Birdie) ;-.; BC 's · •JloJi ce Story'' is 7 . Po ll y (Skelton '• co p -turned author- panhandler ) t u rn ed JC l or Joseph 8· "Adventure" !Gable· \Vambaugh. the rorme r Garson slogan) 9. "Fo ur J ills in a Jee p · LA sergeant \\'ho crcal· (Haymes debut ) ed the high ·r<1ted series. 10. Robert Travers ··1 did it j us t for the hell ("Murder·· author> of it.'' he says. II. ''Can Heronymu s Merkin Ever Forget ~lercy ----------- Hu mppe a nd F'ind True Happiness" (Berte movie) 12 . "'!\lis ter Roberts·· (movie quote) Tiebreaker -<al Rod Serling. lb) Re ginald Rose, (C)J P lafill er. Send y our on;0;wers l o Local news . Everydey. In tHe l 11Jlfl~l!1ll S.turdax. Nove,:bet 30, 1974 • ,OAIL't'PtlOl 8 7 Forecast Revisitetl Scribe Calls '15of24NewShows' R\ JA \' SllARB UTT NE\\1 YO RK (A P ) - Well. gang, I guess It 's time to retrieve the Fea r less F'orecai.t of Septt>mbc r and see how m any predictions on the fate of 24 ne"' series offered then hold up no w. ThC' prophesies v.·ert' made "''ithout rcferrnce to Nielsen H<i ttng s or l C'a leaves. The network s only used the Nielsens -I think -in decidin g to cancel 11 of the new series mid\\•ay through the season. In any event. here are the early· projections and the fi nal returns. SU S DA Y -The Forerast :.ai d the Cher-less "Sonny Comedy Re\"i614··· \\'llh Son· ny Bono on ABC was an in1 · mediate goner. ABC has agrl·e<l . l\IO NOA \' CBS' "Rhoda" was given a long life and N BC's "Born Free" a stro rt one. Bot h calls pro· \'ed righL lloncsl. TUESDAY -CBS' "Sons <i nd D a u g hters'' 1:111d "l\1anhunter·• got qu il'k · de mise declarations CBS now says the first is lcav ing, the second staying · Al NBC. "Little House on the Prai rie" was called out by spring. \\'hereupon the series sprang back \1•ith a midseaso n renewal. Oh. v.·ell , at least we got "Lucas Tann er" and "Petrocelli " right. They 'll be on a full year. Al AB C, ''Th at ·s ~1 y ri1ama·· and "Get Christie Love" v.•ere dcelared cer · lain midseoson ax victims . \Vron.: a nd v.·rong, again. 1'hey 'll stay. Tll lJR SDA\' -A fa it F'ol'era sl d<A y . N BC 's ··SJC'rra" was pronounced a midseason loser and "~1ov· in' On " i.:ivcn a full yeur. Bolh rails \\'{'rc right. Th£' Forec:1 ... 1 ":is fo iled on "Paper f\l oon. ·· \vhich ABC is fold i n~ at m1dseason. We ga\'<' 11 ;1 sca.$0n and no n1ort• · ·11 a f f\' 0 ." wllich v. e g:i\t' at ll"'ast two years. is certain of onr f"HJ I).\ l " CBS' ··Planet of the Ape s" v.as given half "Paul Sand " show, about a \'Oung bass fiddle pl iiy.ir. gel a forecast nod for jusl one season. CBS disagret•d a nd removed both pl ayer a nd fi ddle in midpizzicato. At 1\BC . we figur ed "Th~ Ne"' Land ·· \\'OU!d gel lhc old midseason chop, whi ch happened. •·Nakia" gol a possible full season, but the 11etwork said that was 101 possible a nd dropped lh1· series. To sum up, the 1-'earles:> Fo recast on the 24 nc"'' series called 15 right and nine wrong. The Forecast "'ill now have nine cups of hem loc k and 15 glasses of cha mpagne and maybe buy some tea leaves. a se;1:-.o o and then no more,..------------ h;111;u1as. CBS etgrced . At "'BL'. the right call -COO· tinued surccss -\\'as gi\'en "ltockford 1-~iles," but a pink -slip prognosis for "Police \\"oma n" was a wrongo. ··Chico and the Man" ,::ot a reluctant one · season F orecast . NBC seconded the motion, but cn1husi asti ca lly. 1\t 1\BC. "Kodiak" didn't loo k bearis h an d drew 11·arnings of u midsc>ason ax . The ax f{'ll ·'Tt·xas \\'heelers·· got a "maybe" ou tlook for a season 's run. but ABC snid. "No 1,1,·ay." "The Night Stalker" also 1.1·as in tht• maybe cate~ory, but the netv.•ork \\'as more pos1ti\'e about it. It ap· pro1·cd the shov.• for a run season . St\T U RD.<\\' -..... _ .. '. Only tht Daily Pilot r9alty lellt Yo" whllt'S MW In rour local eommunlty ........ ,.,c1a., TRIVI A. c lo flie Daily Pilot. -:;t;;;;~~rz5;inri5~fEFl~~"iRT?i5ifr;iTijfl~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:::::::::::::::::::::; Box J56o, Costa !Uesa. All en- tries mu;0;t be in the mail by f';fonday ro qualify. *******"'• "FLUID DRIVE" • HOTHlW and a panel called They'll ~----------­ Do It Every T ime. 9. ··Francis·· was th e first of th e talking mule movies, but can you come up with the ti tle or the last one? c:oot.sot.r.·s... 2, .... h•s.~7p.a., llKll ¥ ..... OTll:I LT. ltOlfN ausol U.S.N. 111 lMf DAIHCAT,. ~-........ __ ,,_ ~fltc TM•ATR•& DlllV•·IN -••&•••lift MUllCHll al.VD.Dr ... ·lft ........ &-.s..,. ..... s-.-•-Ml •- CNaAllO• ~1-·IR 1 & I t'ri. .... I ....... ·-lo .. ,... ,..,_.....,.at......,11 .... Pafftll'f' 'unf ""'"•' •• ..... 11 HAtlOW llOUll '" -·--" ._ .. ,_ DlAD "" SU•FIMG FtLM 1., ScoH DMricll 7:JO Ir t :JO ledl h'"'""9 FAMILY TWIN CINEMA Fou .. , ... M •11.llfT ~&l I /48 • 1 '!bl BllOOltHUll\T • CIMfMA I lllDIY Of 111 IJOUlllm 1 ..... -,....... .... W.U.tiltft . 111l'~ , .. ,,_. SPIKESG&HG Witt! L" M9-'f'M srECIALHOUDAY MATIHH . THUa.-Fal.-SAT.-SUH. oooas orEH 1 z:lo MON •• f UL ,:45 ,.M. ''.Kl H11 single "You Blew If' by Som Coslow ond ~ng by Donny Street COO..'' ghl oy flloopei f.riterorti.a~ hr.~ PARDON.MY, BLOOPER based on radio & T.V.'s most hilarious boners! 211d F<tatwe "PLAY IT AGAIN SAM" • SHO•T SUIJlCT "BENJI"& "DIGBY:'(G) c:ic.n Moll '"'u F1! f 30 pm 8-1 r.;..,, lt<ol n XI ~ ...... r ..... I<> I p,.._t > 1~ I.A. ,l'IWY IMAHCHllTE l'l I XJ Q ,Q, Pl'IWY ICI l'l, ll!XJ • • •• "'RISH fj'.OIDQH" "'CIT UMCU'" Ill "HAllOW HOUSl" INI "'944/10~ DIAO" INI "llMJt" "Dl•IT"IGI 10. "81,1,'ana Devil " was the fi rst in 3·0 , ''The Robe " the fi rst in Cinemascope, but what \l'as"tbe ri rst mov· ie fi lmed in Vista Vi sion? JI. \\'HEN GA RY Cooper p layed Lou Gherig in "Pri de of the Yan kees,'· "·ho "'as rast as Babe Ruth ? 12. "You want to li\•e in this lousy world? Play it coo l ." 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An Associated Press spot check shows some wholesalers and retailers are abandoning the tradl· tional practice of pricing all soft drinks at the same level -rigardless or the sugar content. A spokesman for Farmer Jack Supermarkets in Detroit said the Midwest chain,.which is operated by Borman's Inc., was lower· ing the "price of all sugar· free soft drinks to reflect the facj. that they cost less. He sil:id the decreases ranged from 6 to 9 percent. "T,HE ~IANUFAC­ TVRE-RS' pricing and pro- motional allowances have created real cost differen· tials between regular and diet varieties," said Paul Borman, president of the company. "We believe the consumer is entitled to have these differentials passed on in the form of lower prices." Soft dri~k bottlers who set prices a~·local or regional levels traditionally charged the same amount for re- gular and diet soda, arguing that the cost differential wasn't great. All that..is changing now. "- Tlfe price of sugar bas soared· the past year as ·worldwide demand grew faster than production. A five-pound sack or granulat· ed sugar that used to sell for about 70 cents now is near $3 and the government opened hearings in Washington this week to investigate the in· creases. SUPER1'1A.RKETS have been urging customers not to buy sugar. Nutrition ex· perts suggest artificial sweeteners and point out that most people don't real· Jy need the sugar they're eating. Some stores have been offering discounts on sugar-free items like fruit, yogurt and unsweetened cereal. John Cott, president of the Cott Corp., a soda maker based in New Haven, Conn., said his company's recommended selling price for regular soda is 99 cents for the 32-ounce bottles. For diet sort drinks, the recom- mended selling price is 79 cents for two 32·ounce bot· ties. Cott said the company, which does an annual busi· ness of $78 million in New England along the East Coast, has been featuring diet soda in its advertising and r eported sales of the sugar-free drinks up 20to2S perce11t from lastyeat. THE' SITUATION varies from bottler to bottler and from store to store. John MeKissick. a viCe president of the Dallas Coca Cola Bottling Co., said that as of Oct. 7, prices had been set to reflect the cost d.if· ferential. The wholesale price or a case or 10-ounce returnable botU_es of Coke is $2.38, ·for PUBLIC NOTICE • "ICTITIOUS IUSIMl!SS HAME STATl!HENT Th• 1011owl1>9 per.son is6oif190\lllfttn ~: ARGO INOUSTA1E$, 2$6 "9.tlt. 8•1blN hll..,. C-1111. 92!>61. P. 0 . 8o• 193$, Co\taMfH. C•UI. t?•H 1(1ren L•ljll c;.,.;nup, 234 AOtt•, I &.lbNt1t1..,,C111.tt'61 Tnis bl(ilhtll h (Ol'du(!td by"" In. Cliwl<tJ•I. K1r:.nGwlnuo Tnb 1t1terMn1 w11 liltO ¥rill! me°"'"'' Ci.r• ol 0.-1ftge County°" Howmbrr H. Jt1~. ·-flullUsned Orin~ CASI Oet!T f'llOl, ~cembtr 1,a,.u.21, 191• ~14 PUBLIC NOTICE ,.ICTITIOUS •US-INEU HAMI STATEMENT ,..,.. tollowlnt """°"' ... clai111 Mil'MU. •= . CALIFORNIA E MP l.OYEltS REOISTElll, )301 Sie1Vklw. Cllr-Wl.V..r, Callfornl• '26U .IA.MES Wll.1.IAM SMITH, a:J0t "9\rltW, ,eor-0.1 Mir, c.111ornl1~ OR. R09ERT C. 8LUMflEl.O, - '9f'll"""" IA"',NO. 11-C, IMN,Cllllonlll Tiiis ow,..,, ll.COftfllff14 ey o ...,.,. .. ,.,...,1o11io. . &. • • ROIERT C.111.\IMPll!t,.0 '•hll MOll,,_fll lllff lllttl •!111.rr.t OMll'f Cle"!, Cll Or111t1 (_1., Oii *"""*"" IS. ..... . -• ~ Otfl!Ot ()Nst: Giiii ·l'»o4,." HWltnlltr 1.,u.:Ji0,n~t.1t1-' • •2"-'' • example, while the same quantity and size or Tab and Ftesca -both diet sodas -is $2 •. os,· aJmost 14 percent less. · A SPOKESMAN in Safeway Stores pricing de· partmenl for the Dallas area said, however, that d iet and regular soda . generally cost· the same thing -99 cents plus a de-, posit tor an eight-bottle carton. A spokesman tor Winn· Dixie Stores, a Southern chain, said the situation was flexible because of the changing price of sugar. He said be noted some moves to make diet s~a cheaper than the regular variety. The price of RC diet cola at a Winn-Dixie in Jacksori· ville, Fla., for example, was $1 for five 32·ounce botUes, whi1e regular RC cola re· tailed for' $1 ror tour 32· ounce bottles. . STAN G"!J TKAISS, a spokesman for the Pepsi Cola bottler in Albany, N.Y., said that regular and diet Pepsi botb were cur- rently priced a t 65 cents ror a 4S·ounce bottle. But he said the company planned an announcement shortly on a new price increase ror the Albany area that will renect the differential. V,l"Ol!lc:o l.•"'Klll 1"11Ht lll•mtftt ... , lllK Wiii! b9 c:\WM, OW\ 9f 0ttft91t County Oii No.tmtllor It .... ..... • '°"Dll~ OtlnQt Co111 OtUy P~ff• ......,..,,.,2l,:IO,oftdDt~1.,1 .,.,.,, PlJBLIC NOTICE 01t01Njl,M(l!:H0.JU5 AH ORDINANCE OF TME C1TY COVN· Cll OF THE CITY OF COST-. MESA AC• COMPL1$+0NG A GOVERNMEJrtT•I. REOltGAN!ZATION 01" THE Clf"( OF COST-. ¥E5A, A LOCAL -.GENCY, ANO THE COSTA MESA. StllEET LI GHTING ENERGY jl,NO MllNfENANCE DISTRICT, A LOCAL AGENCY, FOR PUA· POSE$ OF PROYl01NG SUFFICIENT TAX REVENUE FOR THE OPERATION OF SAID DISTRICT WITHIN THE l1MI TATl0NS ESTABLIStlED BY CHAP· TEA J, ART!.C:LES I THROUGH• SEC- TIONS VOi THROUGH W, REVENUE TAXATION CODE. THE.CITY COUNCIL OF THE CJJY OF C0STjl, ME$jl, OOE:S HEREBY ORO,IN AS FOLLOWS; St:CTIOH I. Tne Clly Coutlc1tol U.Cllyof Cost• ~ .. her~oy Ul!Oh 1na l»(l1res 111a1 ·-1-29. 1•)1, Ille iftulrporltiondlleof U. C ty ol Co•t• MHI. to Jiiiy II. 1..0, llrHt U;l!lln9 $er'""'' In tne Cuy of Colli Mlw we<• pro~•oed lnrGuQll <011lr1e1 be!· -n IM City of CCl111 Moll -U. 5Clu!Mrn CIHICll'ftlil Edi...nComlll"Y. Tiie Cil'/" CO..ncll l....U.. l1n4S - 0tu1res tll•I on June •· 19611, llll Clly Coun- tll of lne Clly ol Cale Mtu IMH"I • Resolllliorl ol lftltnl•"" lo form • ~''"' liQl'lli"9 distrLp unmr Ille Mrlfi Li91'"'"' Au ot 191'• ,,.,..,. RtiOlutklll Nol. troerNl- Mt', Ind llltr 111~1"9 lol-.1 \ht lltPS rt<WirM, tt>t Coty .c-ic;1 Cll Ille Cih of Colla Ml'w ~·,...., Res.otuhon No. 1'1 Clft Ny 11, 1-. tre11ing1necm11 MrYS1net l.ighl1"9 E nerfy and Ml>nl~ Olstrlcl. Tiie Cny Coutl<ol of !lie Coty ofC..llMll!.il turlfttr finds Ind decllrH llWll Ille COisle Mtw StrMI li9Jllllll Eftt~y .inct ,,,,.In· -· District u. Pit1 I, (fl4pter"S 1 IPll"ougl! 10, StthOllS laooD 1llf'Clugfl -Ill· t1ue111111111n. Streeis-Hlgnwa\llC-. Tiie Cily Counci• ol t,,.. C..ty of Cost• Mew tur111tr l1n4S •nd decll<H t"-1 '" \91l IM Ltg<'lllur• ol tM s:.t1• of C:.Tu0r..i1 ldClf>- t.o P1rt '• cn1pter 3, Aeti" .. 111•r111,1911 t, Stet""'' 2101 tnroUOfl -lnth"'il'lll 2m, Revenue10ld T •••llonCom, 1T1at1"9IOU<· llln ta• lim1tillioni imJiowd ~ IOG.11 '11)1rnCltS. I., • 5 6 7 8 Spokesmen for Coloni al and A·&p chains in the Atlanta, Ga. area said local Coca Cola a nd Pepsi bot- tlers announced reductions in the price of diet drinks a nd said the savings would be passed on. An A&P . spokesman said the reduc- tion for both brands worked out to a savings for the store of about 35 cents on a case of 24 10-ounce bottles. Tiie City CCl\lftCit hrll!H" finoJ 1l'HI decl•••S 11\tl ...... ,1. 1. SKIO""' ms 111•<11"11! -lncl..01n9 Z2" ot Yid Pirl 4, prov111e> I I for • IO\Ot•nmen111 r.ir{llOlirll•on of IKll l;it!K•I!. wntr• eltll Is e<n-ed ICI prov•<le st...,et llfM1r1Q l"'1;m.i11on 11'1111 I m1)nlftllntese•v•cr.. n.., City Council h.lrlfler tincK <1l'ld dett.,es 11111 the Odlnollon C11 ICIC1t egerocy H sel 1or1n ;., Sett•on :1:111, Revenut - Tuition Code, lnctudts chles ...cl SPClll dlstriu1, 1nd 11111 tlW '°"' Mtw S!fftt U9llll119 Energy 111d Mlo•nt"*"• Ohlrla ii I SPKill di!.l"CI IS delofttd 1n Xl\llWI :l:J1S. Re\Otn...,1nd T1q1>onCode. D A I L· y Students Wanting The Clly ~ii lurlhtr llndS - ,1t(Llf'H Intl ..Site Otv Of C:O.i. Me" Ind tM Costa Mt~ Sltl'tll Li9'>1i119 Efttrqy -""''"'""•nee O•~"''-O!fTIP'IWe<e<I 10 provide ·st•e•t "t"U"' instlllit!on and m1lnrentftCf services. TM C•IY CClllftCU ol tftt Cl11of CM la Me-Ml turtM• hnd!.ill!O '*""'tr.at••• oener., •1w dty 0 .. 11 lnco•--oWld •••Sllftll """ dff -toy ¥1tl"" C11tM!jlrfll!fl!1...-SOI '"" SI•~ of C•l1torn11 -~·••c1uy '1l IUllW"IM<! In ~I.,., 31111), Go""t""""'I Cocle, !I h •rnpowered ICllllltl <•'ll•nMKH not In conlhcl wltn '"" OW..t""''°" •nd laws Bl:RKELEY (AP) _ A Ill, lllt $1illt Of CllolClrl">la.,,. 1,,., Uf1!1e<I St1~; p.~1 1 '°"'""""" '"'lll"i•ahon Cll record number of freshmen '"' c;t., 01 cos11 Mew ...o 1n. eo.t• '°"'"' atthep_r~stioious University .St••• Llol>l•n• E--111 .... , .......... '.P O.strict is not in tonHlct wi!n ttte Con· of California campus here .. 11~1;on.-1 11ws0!1Mst.1i.or111eun;te0 write so poorly that they're si.1n,•ndls-tlllt11•y1Utnorl1Hb1Sec· tioM 1m 111rouon lftd lnc:1Ydin11 lttf, being required to take a R:•••n ... •nd r1•11>Clftc.oc1e. remedial "'b onehead Tiie Ci•y CCIUMil iurtller linot ancl dltcll!ff In.it DOif! 1 .. Clly Ill l'..osliil Mow English.'' -ll'lt Cost• Mffl Slrttt LIQlll•"9 EllttlY Phyllis Brooks, director ...., Ml•r>1er11nc• 0.,1,,ct--'° io r th . . provide S!ftlt lilJhll"9 lfalllllllon lfld o e wntmg cour$e called m1inte.....cesen1kn. Subject A, said that 45 per-T11t C•1YCou~c1ro1wc1tyClfeote•Mew t r b o 71 · IUl'IMr lil'lds 1nc14'<.liltes 111111s 1 oener•I cen o t e ~~1 8 entenng· 11w c11, 4111, lnc:Ol"-tte:<t 1nc11•1s1ing ..,.,. freshmen were • assigned to dtf" ind toy Yirlut Clf lr.e gr11tr1l lilWI OI IM the JO-week COUrse a fter St.Ce 01 C1utornl• .-1<1 1PeCilic1Uy as ... lllOrlJtd + .. $ectlon 31100. GoWmment they proved unable to write c::-, ;1"em11C1w•re11o~1 MditWnc:es 3 Coherent three·page essay nol!nt""lutrwilhlfteCoMlnuuor>lnOla ... Cll 1ne St•te ol c11;1or.,.a .,,. tne unnH during a2'h: hour exam. St•tes; 1n11•110~'""'""' •oor9'ftl1a11onot ''These students have ttw: c11y 01 co11• .v.tM.,.. ,11e CM1a Mew · strf't L11n11no EMrvY '"" Mllnte-n ..... done well in some of our o;st"u 11 no1 In co..111c1 ""'''" 1 ... Con· best high SChOO)S in the llln1toon -!IWS ol tlw Sllte M ltte Uni1"1 $1111!1, UICI I~ soe<•!O(.;llty IU{Mrlred toy Sec. wealthiest suburbs, but 11ons m5 1nrouvh _, 1nc:1uo1ng int, they never learned to write R:•>"enveiltld t1••tionCode.fu,;: b le TlltCityCCl<lncol'afltotCil 11MH.a more t an a w lines," 1...,. ... , 11na1 iltld declln!• 111e ,,.,~11n. fdiss Brooks. S!!-id. · 1<1reo. -"""••• C11""' com"""'"Y,...,,, tl'lf ftff<ll !or •urllcleflt ,....,.,.. for sfrwt !19'111119 W•llCIHS rtQUOfti I 90,..tnmer>tll ,...,,~nl1•1K1n ol tM City ot c.osta Mes.10 - lhe Cast1 Mlsa Slrft'I Lifnl•"9 EM•IY - Spiral Bits SACRAMENTO CUPn - The inrlationary spiral has pushed tlle cost or an average bill ,int~uced in the California Legislature to $1,549, an increase of nearly $500.in three years. Mllnten•»te O•stf!cl. At<onl,.19!y, u-..re Is l'ltrewilll lldOPl<'d lllt lo1-ln9 MCtlon• ot \I'll! CCl\lt Meu M<lni<oP~' Co<lt • SECTIONZ "S.<11111 1. TM City of C0<11 ~ .. L•9f\lino Erieroy incl M.llnt-nce Oistr1<1 is tOMOll<111..i wltn lhl Cny of Coslt ~..,, -Int Chy ol C01t.1 Mesa, a• <flt survlvi"I IOCll tocncv, h•s 111 ol Ille ~ •nd dUhe! re11lino 10 11rH-1 liohlif191Mt•Ol•t•on Ind mein1tMnte M1"YICH 1orme"y •w ... ciw<I DY tllt CCl111 ~ Slrf'I Uontl"9 E"''IY •fld M••nt-• Dl$1rltl 1n Id· Cllhon 10 tnow p0wm Incl ""u.s ti. City ""''""oJdYPO•WH. PUBLIC NOTICE !<tnion 2. Tiie rflPOl"'S>llll•IY for levylfta 1 ..,_,1y C•• rile !Cl -i. tor Ille <OSI Q ---,~,oa=0o,o,0cu7.1o8o.,"'°••;n;,:.-__ . 11••1 109nting 1ns1111a1i....-malnt,...n<• .. ,...lt ts pro~•<le!I proor to <onso410..t1on oy N-.MI $TATIMl:HT t"" CMCI MIW S!tffl Ll!lllH"I E11trgy..,,, Jl'll IClllClwtnooer'°"l'dOlnoto.osfflt!;•••: M~tnllfllR<t Olsl!iCI lstl'tt .._lbHHyot ~usLtl•ns CClmpultr • 101S~ W, lne survlvl"9 IOC•l lfe"tY, Ille City ol Con• 8llllol 81'f'd., Ht•OOfl h..:11,C... m.61 JIMl.'1. LCIUIJ K. AQrltstl, lOISY, W, IMiltoM Sf<llM J. TM 11• ft!t ill proY1!1ed t0r In 81...:1 .• N•woorl &t1en. C•. '16t1 tNs<>rcHn•rw:• 10 tit lt!vltdlor t,. Wl>PClrl or Tiiis .... .ilWSJ I$ COll4UU.0 toy Ill In· tNI ll•f'I 1•9hlin9 onst1ll11ion ...., tnlln• dl'lld!HI. . lt...,ntt WrY•<~I DelnQ ll'e ·~[)!hi• of L.~rleltl llW SUl"'l<1'lftl IOCll tglftey, ~CllYCll CMll Tiiis "•llfnfnt ... 111.0 wllll thl County MeSI. •Mii bt Ol't1rml"nedl50f'O'O'lcleffar II\ ' Cltt'll; ol 0.lftOt County Clft NCI_,... 6, !1Kloon1 21'16 tn•o~ " 1Mlu<li"9 27'19, lfl~. A1\0t-1nd T•••loonCodt."' '11111 Sl:CTION J. The lu lhY _..lded tor f'llbtlllftitd ·0r ... ge CCII $! Diilly Pl!Ol, fle.-.ln ll\lli tit et!~l•w for Ille liK,i YNI " ,...,,..,.,.., U, It, 2•, •1111 Oetltlllltr, 1'1• · 1915-lt7l Mg Inn 1 .. 9 JlllJ 1. 1t1S, 111d t11erell· • • . ~,~ w IOI" 11<11 SU((ft(ll119 Yffr. TIM con. sOlld1t1on Cl! ,,,., City C14 Colli Mes.II -lllt • Cost~ MtY :Sl!MI l lOjllllinQ Ent•IY llld PUBLIC NOTICE ,,•,..--.. -,-.. -.. -,-.,.-,,.-,-.-"-... -... -.-.-, .. -,-1 :·=~~~'oi°i'~:~~.:.:.•UICliWUllO't COIJMTY Ol'OltANGI 51CTIOH •. Tlll1 OrCllMll(e sllll1 llke I'!· •Mt Jlft'I...,_......, ffl.I ~nd llf In full torc•ancht!e<:l tll•rlY UOI Mtw,_. .. ICll,Cllifoln>IOttMJ dtys lrO<n .ind 1htr ob Pil»<'9". 1na i.tor• MAllllOR JUOIQAl.1>1n1111CT ,.,. ••lll••lion Cll lllltet> {!)) divs et~· •ti CASI HUM•IR pa$!119f, ~n111 ot pUC>lljfltd ClftCe 1n l!Y! 1"11 OrlftOS Coa~l DlilJ Pllcit, iii --Pl• <>1 SUMMOMI ...,er11 clrtullhClll pnntH""O rtubl•~""' on • ON t1111 City of CCIII• Mt!.il, h:ltttlllt wun lflt CllOIS COMl'LAINY -• 01 thl Mlflft ot tM ~ o• •""[ llllHTlA,.LOOl• en., Council 'IO\o"O ... -1111'"'' "" Pllllltlft: A0VANC£0 ENOINE£RING wmt. , & SU,.l'LY (.Oltl'. ¥1 O•l•ndillll•; PA$SEOANOA00'1EOl.,;1 2:51!'1of6J<' E.O. lllODl:FFER, flOOEFFER No-.mlltf,1•14. ' INVESTMENTS,. cOroor.-1on ll'ld ooe:s I RobertM, Wil!Ofl t111"WQ1'1 S (r!IU Con\IAllnlnt; ROOEFFER M•'fWOI lllolOly lN)'ESTMlffrfTS, o '*"°'lllofl vs. 0-.U C1l(o1t1M•Y Oeleric!Mlbl AOW"-.HCED £NGINE£R1NG ATTEST: ' & SUPPLY (OlllP., A (orfl6f'MIOll, Hlt.1.-~EllMn P. PhlnMJ AIRl!.W.£.Mll.l.,en000£$1~1G. !. c;tyCle,.Clltt>tChJ 1\t 1M Oetendlril1: A tl1/ll COl'llOlllftl 11M Cll (.Mii Me\111 bllttl lllld &y , ... pl•lnllffs 191tnJt "*· II sT-.TE OF c-.LIFORMIAt JOUtlllfttoO.ftftfllllll-ult.)'Oll"""'t Ille (OIJNTYOFORAH~ I SS In th!• (OUtt. WTll1t11...,k'lo In resoon•• ClfYOl'COSfAMESA I toOW<CllTlpll/llt (Cit ••lhtfloror•I Cll•lll-l, EILEEH P. PHINNEY, Clt'/"Cltrl{ Ind lftll 11 I Miko (Ou")wttlllt'I • dtYI lllH ott>Ollkio Clef' Of lftl Chy COulw;ll et IN' thll $11mma.AI It Nr\Otf-,.... 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I f'l"I' Ill.., end elli-lflf St.+ of lht (+TY of CCl!ill ~ IN! ~II .,.., ol Ho,,.ll\llfl', 141•, • '""" f', fin-.. Ct\f '"'' t!1Gn4111UO CMi,_ Clfltw:Clly~llOI IMI City Cll Cell.II"""° fl'utol l ....... 0rflllt9 CO.lit Deity ,,1111, '46ftmflltJO, l,I• ..WI • p I L 0 IT I I c L !·A 15 15 I F I I E ·D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 """ fltalt ..... ~· .10.2'91 Rfflfds , • : •• , •••• 3000·~ "'""'"· S.W..111111'11' • flnonclol , ••••••••• S000.'°'9 .~.-.. .. hrM!d•, l.011 • f~' ' .... 5050-Sftt S..it•f & Rtipaiti 60Q0."°99 Saturday, Novembel'30. 1974 "F-Bl&&••t M1rketplaet on th• Orqe Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You can Sell It , Find It, [ 642•5678 I One call Service Trade tt Wfth a want /Id . . Fast Credit Approval OAJLVPILOT Cf• Emp&o..-nt .. Pnpcwtlieft ...... ]000-Tltt li\tftllCindiM • •' ••• ICJOO.~ loots & Morint (qvipfMlll ........ f000.f09t AIJtOfl'IObllts & tthtt Tronsportation •••• 9100.'"9 ~G~..,.;;:;·~·~l~R~.E=·_,,..._,,,~ID0:::.2Ge::::n~·~··=·~R~.E=-~~~·~oo:.:_2 ERRORS: · AdvartiMrt *OPE., HOUSES* should check their H1 " d11lly & report errors Imme d I• ta I y, The DAILY PILOT anumet llabllity for the first I Incorrect Insertion only • Help Wanlad, M&F 7100 ! ( -.r .. Ua 111 .... l General R.E. I~ a 1001 I··---------EX9UISl'lt Park Huntington S & S Quallty. Near beach. Sui:erb landscaping on d~ lilrtllful cul de ac st.:reet. Grand entry. Formal din- ing. Country kitchen with eating urel. Family f u n room with firep l ace. Spacious bedrooms w I th e Ir g n n t n1aster suite, $53,SCJ. Call now • We'll show you how. 54&-2313. OPEN Tll P • IT"$ ,UN TO BE NICE/ THE REAL ESTATE RS 3 BEDROOM POOL & JACUZZ:( $36,500 SPANISH 4 PLEX NEWPORT BEACH $115,000 BEACH DUPLEX custom built· 3 BR $127,9QO 9=f21 1797 Oran2e, CM 642-1771 $3000 Under Market Funlastic Newport sh or c s home. To See •lhis beach c.'Ol.tage is tn buy it? 3 bedrooms 2 baths. Lovely! Lovely! Hurry Call 963-6167. QP!,Y TIL 9 • IT"S FUN 10 BE NICE/ II .I! ...... . THE REAL ESTATERS OCEANFRONT 4 Bdrms.. 2 'baths; c:haJet style with beamed ceilings It kit. On R-2 lot could ~ converted to duplex. Priced at $129,500. Call: 61.l-3863, 673-8086 Eves. associated BROKERS -RE AL TOQS 1025 W Bolboo 671 l6lJ 1311 CANTAHELLA, IRV. TElll. 3 Bdrms. & family rm.: fee (not leasehold l : reduced lo $83,500. Open Sat/Sun . 1·4:30 202·4 & 6 RRHLU.F, CDM 3 Duplexes; 3 bdrms .• 2 baths each unit. $152.500 each duplex. Open 1·4:30 Sat!Sun 615 MARIGOLD, CDM Duplex: 3 bdrms .• 3 baths each unit. $120,000. Open Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 2141 VISTA llOILEZA, THE ILUFFS 3 Bdrms •• 2 balhs: exceptiona l landscaping . $89.950. Open Sat/Sun 1·4 :30 I 000 WHln SAILS. H.V. HIUS 3 Bdr ms., 2 baths; xlnt view. $94,500. Open Sat1Sun 1-4:30 719 POCHSmlA, CDM Duplex, brand new! 3 Bdrms., 2 ba ths. Open Sat. 1-4 :30 4633 DORCHESTER, CDM Cameo Highlands. 3 Bdrms .• family rm. & format dining rm. Open Sun. 1-4:30 m YEAA BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 <:.»107 L (;QAST HWY COAOl\IA DEL MAR 1002Gener•I R.E. A NEW WAY TO SELLYOUR HOME 1002 Our unique P"09' om provides cash for tH sellers ·equity, re<Pres only a notninal down pcrymnt from the buyer. avoids the need for iww fHMHteihl) & preserves the existihl) loaa. · Details by app'I. only Another exclusi.-e program from HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. Coast Hwy. Corona d<I Mar "'Sellin9 Real Estat. In Newport Harbor , Since 1944" 673-4400 IEST NEW HOME IUY! $73,500 On beautiful corner site! Move ril'!'.hl in.· Landscaped, cptd, draped. NEW 1-story 3 BR. 2 bath Llnd<1 model in th C' Bluff:-:. Private patios. Gorgeou~ greenbelt & pool. 27UI VISTA UNBROSA SAT/SUN 1-5 llG CANYOH-194' OH FAIRWAY' Fabulous N l~W one of a kind spilt-le,'el w lhuge recreation room, den, 5 bdrms. rormal dining rm. & 4 1fi baths. Spanish design. Great C.C, and Newport c~nter view. 8325,000. 8 OAKMONT LANE SAT/SUN. 1·5 FORMER "PRESIDENT" MODEL HO ME Turtle Rock Hill s· finesl ! Greal view from lhis gorgeous J BR home w/fun1. rm., formal DR & 3 baths. Air-cond, 3 car gar. Owner will carry 80 o/Q loan. 8.1'.io/l', 25 yrs. $129,500. EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE -$250,000 Bayfront luxury! Beautiful 5 Bil. home w/FR. formal DR & 4112 ba. Pier/slip. llG CYN DU.UYILLE-VIEW -$250,000 Brand new! Best buy in area for this · model! Plus h cptng, prof. landscp in beaut. 4 BR. home on quiet cul-de-sac. Room for pool. ,2 RUE CHAMONIX SATISUN 1·5 BIG Cl.HYON CUSTOM HOME $265,000 Luxurious warmth in this topquality 5 BR. home. Spacious entry, Jge FR w iwet bar, . DR. Great vie,vof golf course. Jli c h cptng. 5 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT /SUN 1·5 llG CANYON CUSTOM HOME - .. $295,000 . Beaut. New 5 BRtradilional 1-storyw /gotr .course vu. Fine detail. AIC. Lgecourtyd. 49 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT/SUN 1·5 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rood NEWPORT CEllTER, H.B. 644-49 C O Gener•I R.E. 1002 '3eneral R.E. ;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;.1 1002 LAGUNA HILLS Neat as a pin & • twice ns nice! A real condominium buy in one of our fasl()St growin&: areas. Existing FHA loan can be assumed. "'"""' ~21 CORBIN-MARTIN SPANISH MANSION ASSUME $39,000 POOL-BEACH 1.lani<.'Ul'ed yards. Elevated ".estibule. Step down ., living room. Formal dining served by 18' galley. Enormous \l.'Onded f I e st a room, Twin landin g staircase. Circular balcony, Re•ltors NEWPORT HEIGHTS Generel R.e. 1002 Genaro( R.E. 1002 * 644-7662 * Mcxic.1n Tile Entry. Fan-[~::::::::;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;I ;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;.;;;:;;:;;:;;; [ '":l:"i',;;,~~~~~'i:::':' 5 h u g e sepnrate sleeping quartt>rs. Kings rn a st er suite 60' wrap around dance pavilion. Assume 73 VA $3:i0 per 1nonth pays all. Owner musl i::o take ad· van!agC'. Call g,12-2535 . '""" ,-,m;i, l<l"h'".' L'" Orange Park Acres LAST. 2 YA ASSUMABLE BRs, DR. and only 7 Yn old. TRIPLEX Open Haus<"! Fri/Sat/Sun. BRAND NEW • orfN Ill 9 • ITS FUN 1'J 8£ NICE/ '®· THE REAL ESTATERS 4.14 Tustin Ave. NB. Call 2 ACRES · l bt-auliful 2 b«lroom unit~ £~5-9070 Agt. In Costa Mesa with private-cOvf'red WANTED HOME combine the nawr or 1tvin1:: patios and flr?plnf'C l.1 or Income Producing Proper· ty In 0.C. Exchange San Diego 55 acre ranch. Owner &i-1-0815 Assume 7'/r ·paymenls $275 mo. tolal. N~'ly decornted pool home. All extra large room5. Super location. Call no\\· to !il'C. 847-6010 agt. E,.,rcutive pool home. t llrin1a!t' drcor. fa mi I y room. .Forn1al Dining. Soar- ing cathedral ceil ings. Entertainer"s <lrcun1 yard. $'."J8.9(Xl! 847-6010 agt. One block to blue pacllic. Open tx-am ceilings, private courtyard enlry, ~fexlcan tile floors. l\-1uch mot e ! Prestige Newport localion. ~J.950. call agent now . 847-6010. Just Say 'Charge It' WHEN PLACING A WANT AD IN THE ORANGE COAST. DAILY PILOT JUST DIAL 642-5678 HORS£ RANCH on Costa Mesa's eastskle ov<'ner's unit. Low M .5·~ with the wonder of .a loan. Owner will carry SC· '-$1"2''.""'oo?;o~o~o~w~N~1 AIC, shake roof, 2."JOO s.f. 3 br, 2 ba, w/forma.J dine, game rm & library-den. 8 Stalls + 2 box stalls + tack morn. Aulo waterers & elec. 2 Auto feed storage bins. 4 Fenced pa s tures & sprinkll'rs + roofC'd wire C'neloscd large chi c k en house. Bc!aut equipped equestrian property compl chain Hnk fenced + elec. guard y,·ire. Phone now for appointment. EXECUTIVE HOME Gorgeous: 2700 11q ft home, 11,'i yrs old. 40'x25' H/F pool, 3 fl baths, fam rm, billiard rm w/bar, 3 car gar. Owner will help finance. $79,'"·~. Call 64~ PRE.STIGE HOMES. 4 BR, 3 BA. assume 77~. ,.2r"Story. open bea1n Cathedral Ceil'g., dbl. frplc. fountain, wading pool, sep. play area, quiet cul-dc--sac st. $52.500. No agts. pls. 5.16-2698 brand tie w ho m ('. cond. Only $54,900. 0 V E R SIZED COUNTRY Cl G 0 u "MET" KITCHEN. I ,!II Quail l · comfortable siesta room and Iii Plac• . 3 delightlut bedrooms, on lot Prll'lap---L'es . ·. J>ig enough to HIDE DADS ...-u truck, boat or v.'hat have 752·1920 )'OU. Ch\ner sa~ sell quick 1000 OllAtlST. NIW,.OltT BlA(H at $47.950. LetS go ca ll GLASS VILLA &1&-7ln. Built around a central \VATERFRONT S p a c i o u s , sparkling, and spectacular CANAL FRONT 5 bedroom family home or SY.'inging pad. Lo1v, Io ..... priC'e at $77,900. Only $12,000 do\\71 and owner y.•111 carry !inan<"ing at lo1v 8<;0 in- terest. OPEN TIL I). IT"S FUN 10 BE NICE! atrium. Family room & i!I-· 1 Hbnzy wUh u " p 1 a " . 11 .Quail ~ ~ custom kitchen as individual Pl .1· .. 1 asyourirnagin a tion. ac• 1 ·i courtyaro pool v.•ith jacuzzi. Prapertiea ' · Master suite with s i It in g 752•1920 OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5 room. Separate guest hotL~. 1400 QUAIL Sf. NIWPOllT llolCH Dover Sho res with H bo l 101 KINGS RD. unobstrilctOO ocea n view, ar r View Homes Newport Beach, Executive Just listed. Walker & Le:>, Only $66,501), ll1onaco model I i vi n g. Duy this new. Renl Estate. 6'16-7711 2 BR. + den; spacious e:egant mansion, with 3500 I -="'-=="-'=-'-'"---I r car y ar d. Gr ea 1 sq. ft. of living space+ bon-2 STORY miighborhood. Convenient to us rooms + wine cellar + 2 OCEAN •. POOL cvcrv1hin)!;. extl't'rnely large decks. You Al l The Extras will receive FREE , a $5,SQO TO ASSUME Incl. air conditioning thruout. panoramic view of Ncy;port One or Norlh Mrsa Verde"s Bay, a.II the way from f.tanieured grounds. B I G fine's! 4 BR., fa mily room, Catalina 10 Dana Point. TRE!i:S. C01.y living room. dining room home's. E\-en HESTER BROWN Banquet dining. Secluded ho:u;ts a y,•alJC'd courtyard • patio. Family bedrooms. As· v.·/blt-in BBQ ·& v.·accrfall , & Associates, Inc. 1401 Dove St., Ste. 220 IU-9781 sumc FH1\ 8~1',{. NO NE\\/ rovcrerl patio ari:>a & many WAN COSTS. l\tust 5('('. fruit trees. $;i8,500. First lo ca ll gels this bar· Ferguson Realtors gain. 842-2535. 833-3821 OP!N Tll r . IT'S FUN m SE NJCfl I ·~--"'""';;i-;;i;;;--=f VACANT $38,500 3 + family roon1 ! Beautiful nddcd 16.~30 family room. 3 bednx>nlll, 2 bath OVU' 1100 sq.ft. This homl' has Mrdy.·ood~f I 011 r .. thruout. Jfuge CO\"t'red dl'{'k. 01\"nct' h11~ bc.>C'n trans ferred. WALKER & LEE REAL ESTATE 54S-9491 3 + FAP.llLY room wllh h.1r. Aulht'nllc P.1cxicl'ln Hie floor New plu~h carpe1. N""'' ~lrapes. J.o\'rly tW'iR:hborh()O!t Only $43,900! Cl\11 ~I 001\' 841·6010 WOOD STR~AM Condominiums $39,500 -$44,950 Open House Sun 1.S 311 ~Iva Lane, CM Charming 4 tx-dtm Enstsid<: C~oota ~lcsa J1o n1e. Cheery knchcn v.·lth br l,;i;ht din· ing area. l.oirge Hving rm, "''/Sliding glass door Io covered patio. Con1e and in· i;pcct th.ls inviting h o me Sun. or <"all for appt. P riced $49,9~. Agent ~6-~/ ~ p 12-r- 35 ACRE RANCH Ncnr Snn Ju11n Capb;trano. Co1np!l'lc Vl"ilh furn. ranctl tlOU !l t'". bunk hOUBC', tx.irn~. homs. rldkl~ riflll:. P!l'-lUl'I'!!. $1'J0,000. J> r i cc \\'tlh xlnt lerm'- Bill Grundy, RIEi'. 675-61m MESA WOODS Better than new 3 Mnn, 2 Bllth gardC'n h0n1l' w I t h sccluded atrium. This telcc1 prOperty is less th1\n 4 yn i:Jd l\nd l!ol priL"fd Ill $!)1,500 1\·i1h assumable lo"' inteNtl \'A loo n. Can :;:is~2660. 3 BR, 2 Ba lloml', n1•:11· NCY,·port'5-Upl)("r B:iy. l ive 1 •SELECT 1 by man niade running PROPERTIES ' 11tro11m. :;.c:; Univct•lty 01'. ---~5<1:ol-i2'l.'\ t Ouiibir--;jjOM1; ltllll 11 ,! ; I ! I I Don't glvr U)J 1l1i" Ml\11! , rinf'l'~•t~ <:(.Jt \~1ur t11uif1mC'1111 Vou ,: linrl II in fi rt 111~· ''Ith ·1 "•"-"•1;m1 Dally Plklt ·-· ~------·-· '·-..... -..... .. \ • C°l DAILY PILOT Salu1C1ay. November 30, 1974 ,1.~ '· • ' ,if1 .) By R4 "adfield tlllXED SINGLES by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Cassoif DOOLEY'S WORLD K(LL~.~W ?IJGULD I 5TA1Zf A t fffflZ v A enn rve Neveiz Mer ... "M1>f <Jl"M9"? ii· JO . Gile 111!,¥,; A TUMBLEWEEDS I 1 11 !1 lo • ~ FUNKY WIHKERBEAH TE.LI.. ME ,COAC.H, WHAT WEl\l'f WRON(, ON "Tllllf LA$T l'U¥.' '? FIGMENTS /j.Jo ._ ................. ~ HAM CY UJEU. OUR RECEI WA5 WIDE OPEN ON A FLP6 Fm'TERt.I AND HE DROPPED 11lE BAU.! TODAY'S CIDSSWDID PUZZLE ACROSS I Smallwood 6 VehiclH 10 811hroom '1u1m l~ W•th •oeed; Art~l•C i5 SeNI dll1Jrn1Mge Hi. 45 M1de public 47 Up·-·· poinl 48 Nol our pub. 50 Te111b~ 52 Aesoee1ed !)6 lOil!!r 57 Psvehi1ui\:; <'lflJ. !;I; PIJvs a baoio W Holivwood 11.~ieni~J·• street t ! 11.lmor •a•l.,re 6J E•tremety bad 18 ~·r.es51vely 65 Ac1i11e mentdl 1ealou5 s1reng1h 20 Be HOU!lled 66 M•lestones Yesterday's P111rle Sol\ltd: 21 Rtlt~$es: 67 Nol stal11 d U H 2worO$ 68 Hoclo.tv I'€ £ 22 One: F1enGl'I mantuver • 23 Presen1 69 Food 11 Peraclledul1: •1 !irdlood opoo••ng o•e1erva1iye 2 words 4C 01 Norw1y 111•dente 70 ~or lta• th•T 12 P1ntapple 46 Airline for 25 ltellectual: 71 ,!1.nc+ent 13 S~1owed fear Dallas lnlorn>a\ As•aos • 19 Play hard •...• 49 Gas in !he ~1 Mada steallv DOWN 21 Sane U.IC aga•n I Youn11 antm.tl 24 "···I ~1 Contriv1nce JO AU1rmtt•vl! 2 ····Khayyam Humbug•" 52 Hell wO<d J Pub\ocauon 26 Pull fo•clbly 53 Aida, 31 Noire Oame 4 Kinswoman 21 Violent speeeh for one name 5 Comp;is1 28 Assam 54 Of the nose 32 ···-· Wal~ll•: poont 1ilkwo•m 55 Hang Canad•an 6 Eat•ng place 29 Mr. Nrven i;111eles$ly •ndustualost 7 L•~e ····In ii JJ Ho!a"IY 59 N. Ame<. }I 8on.1a1' trap 35 Wa•m . 2 Indians 1elativ~s 8 Wash h91>tlv words 61 No one 38 Cne31· Slang 9 li\e volcamc J6 A1aho&n lsther 62 Wot~ unit1 fO Lowreso!ts u1!use 37 Kin<lo!tur 64 M.S.T.le11 42 ~•• P"" 10 c~uuchon 39 Game of one hou1 43 Hoodw•n~ed monkey chance 65 \li1ality . ' • " " lO lJ ]~ .. . . ,. " ' " KA2ATf liCllOO/.. "fliABA PIR1Y I-If:!! ' I i I • by Tom K. Ryan • DR.SMOCK l<l!!'SP A PAP &Y Y'OUFit &6PSIP6 AJtJP ~"1-rEE '10w~ YOUR PRBAMS AS SOON AS 1'MS:Y OCCUR, MRS. FAY'£! by GeorcJe Lemor;t N•,0 ,_ ____ ... -dl/M' WHAT 00 <,00 PLAt-1 .. 10 0010 MAKE "THAT PLm UX)RK '? '-~- ' ~ !ii L.,. COME OUT AND · EXPL.AIN YOURSEL.F PEA.HUTS .. ' J i ! ! . • JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH . ~1.-1.:r i;c.H,001.. 1 Ki.ARION ~ i;o11o~•A~ o~i::,,r:s .... > by Tom Batiuck A$K HIM /'IOT 10 ~"TllEBAU.! by Dole Hale by &nie Bushmiller ER --·I WAS GIVING THE ·CL.OWN A SHINE _r-1 l{OO Ol~'T TELL l(OVR PAD 1'ttt A 6U(L ! LOOK! ~E 6AVE Mf A 60'1'5 HAIRCUT!! tl-3° MOON MULLINS r:::======:::=~Avl~tJUSTA80IJTGOT "Tfl>T ~IJLEM LICKED, P>USHBOTTOM·· J CiiOTNo 'TRO!JBLE FINDING "TH' DoORAW ANIMAL CRACKERS by Charles M. Schulz ,-------~ W~AH!!! by Harold Le Doux I'LL STOP &Y IN THE .Y.ORNING FOR OUR APPOINTMENT WrTH THE POLICE LIEUTENANT. &EBE! EIGHT O' 0CK AU. RIGHT? e-----. --- by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson ·'-© ··~· .. by Rodger Bollen . , THE GIRLS by Mell "I jusl received the most wonderful compliment-after waitina ten minute§ 10 pay for some Christmas cards. the ~lert iaid he didn't see me standing there." ' · l MAYE SOME INTErESflN{, NEWS - NOT'MING 15 M~PP!NEO .. i I\/.( c...",, '., ...... :t, ; : I= by Chester Gould l G .• · ' . G C.F.Colesworthy & UJ.-R~alim11 111.UffS CONDO 4 Bdrms., formal dining, family rm. + HUGE BONUS RM . Super g reenbelt location -great potential appreciatio~. Ow ner wa nts actio,n now! $83.000. \V1ll consider lease at S600 per month. UMIVERSITT PARK -$45,000 Perfect starter hom e. 2 Spacious bdrms .• 2 baths, lee. living rm .. with frplc. Xlnl security & ve ry priva te patio. C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 General R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1-:.;---'-----1002 FINANCING AVAILABLE Lo\'ely home I n \Vf1itcllU area. 3 BR-3 BA, 2 frplc, pool w/guest house, chrmn. ing tam rm, great kilch. &: patio for entertoining. WOOD ST~AM Condominiums $39,SOO. -$44,950 OPEN 1-~ SAT & SUN UOJ Berkshire I.n MG-7414 5i8-4318 UNITED BROl<ERS Gener•I R.e. 1002 3 BR, 2 Ba Homes near Nel'!•port's Upper Bay. Live by n1an ntade running streun1. 345 University Dr. MS-7223 Genera l R.E. 1001 SSta:J o.wo:J tr©ttt Newp©rt e re,st wtle,ss ~©U are, rut arclutetture, frwk The clipped eave. shingled· roof, sal!box style done entirely 1n v1ood, wood, wood v11ll !urn you on Or off. But. ii spectacular hilltop IO\vnhomes uiterly unlike any others. PE!fched above the 1est d Newi:xirt Beach. stroke your psyche, whiz right 1n !Of a IE":isurely stroll-through (Of super go!! cart lour). See 2. 3, 4 bedrooms. decks. balconies, no1e lt.Jxu~ leel the grociousness. have attluen! leellflgs nOO lhe 1ngc lo whi p out your check book. Al S59,000 and up, yoo golta love the architecture and swimming and tems. Newport Beach: Coast Highway lo Super!Of and second gear up the hdl ··' **** .. \~ -) ' Heritage Collection REDUCED SPECTAC ULAR HOME AND INCOME UNIT • ON Ba lboa Peninsula Point • unusual • unioue • nc<1l • in spirational • comfo1·table • private • spacious and cozv. ·5 Oedroonls on corner lol wil h 2 bedroom rental on separate.lot. See this exciting anci classic hom e. You 'll love i1 . f'riced to sell. caH 540-1151 . COST A MESA TRIPLEX START YOUR INVESTMENT PROGRAM HERE -good t ax s helter + LOW MAINENANCE. % Large units. each \Vit h 2 patios. 9.11,,-~ Financing available, . Priced at only Sli:J .000 . CaH 546-5880. GREEM BROOK • JUST LISTED -on quiet street. Near South Coa s t Ce nter. Near new 4 b r droom , lgP fcimi ly room, many up gr aded extr as . Play hou se for the youn9ster s. Owner moving, musl hav~ 1':1 SL action. Lowest priced Greenbrook 4 bedroom . Call 54Cl-l 151 . TUCKED AWAY IN A 9UIET CORNER OF COSTA MESA - ·lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath with beautiful carpets. new paint, and dark room. 1-lom e must be sold now . You nCPM th terms! FHA. VA or ? Call soon, won't last! 546-5880. · CAREFREE LIVING IN RI VIERA TOWNHOUSE -many custom improve ments. Lar9e master bedroo111, 3 average bedrooms. 2lh baths. panelled den & li vin g room w/fplc . A must see, S4 1.CXX>. c• 540-1151. BA YCREST'S BEST $8S,OOO -QUALITY HST, custom pool home -feat.urin,I! 3 oversi1.ed bedrooms. lar ge wood panelled d en. beautiful formal dining, 2 fireplacc>s. 3 baths. loads of storage. Atrium entrance and ovc!rs1zed garage. Honw centers around lovelv pool area. Many m any .cust om features. VA TERMS AVAILABLE. Call for complete delails. 546-5810. MAME YOUR TERMS VA MO DOWN -FHA or submit your idea. Desper ate owner leavin,I! a nd must sell. 4 Bedroom. 2 bath. fami l,·, fi replace. bltns .. exct>llent location. OPEN TO AU nRMS. bring your offer, asking S:J7.900. Call 54().1151 . DUPLEX 2 YEAR S YOUNG -lovely owner's unit wi1h 3 bt•d rooms. 2 baths . family room. countr y kitc he n, formal dini n ~. fireplacf', double gara.E!<' & much more. Apartment has 1 bedroom, l bath; a lso with ~ilraJ?e and firepl act:>. tlcffol for mothtt.in·lawl. Owner movilig north, mu st sell! Oft'1•red at $59,500. Coll S46-S880. ONE BLOCK . TO OCEAN OR IA y -Peninsula Point 5 bedroom. 4 bath, family roo m, dinin~. billiard roo m, wet bar. 3300 Sq. ft. of spacious living. Priced to sell now at $109 ,600. Sec this weeke nd. Coll 540·1 ISi . 11112 ACRES SOUTHEND OF LAKE ELSINORE - adjace nt to Airporl. Id ea l for recreationa l vehicles, mobile homes' hyd roponics, etc. $49,500. Unusua lly good terms, trades OK. Call S0-5180. ERITAGE REALTORS General R.E. 1002 Gen•ral R.E. 1D02 "$39,000 for Orru11,'t'" 6 BR, 3 @ baths, pool. B.I. fo~l·plc. Cpts. ,_,,.NC . Inc:. de•eloPf!". EQ,,;;il Housorlg " I -~-o Clean.Principa l s 011y. Aooet1 H c;.,.,,1 Corp, QoPneial con!rnc:lor .........,..uru ies NE\V 2 BR. 2 ha, Chalet-type Condo. Frpl. deck, dbl. gar. \Ya!k to Beach, o w n e r 6Ta-276.'l l~--=~---==-=--,, ... ,---..,;;;IA~C!nL 6 to 9. M'i-5656 G I R E 1002 General R.I:. 1002 Genera l R.E. 1002 .... , ... ueneral R.E. 1002 60°/o SOLD IN I st WEEK JJ.arlor JJ.acienJa fiome6 (AN A DULT DEVELOPMENT) SINGLE STORY 2&3 BEDROOM HOUSES AT 1971 PRICES FOUNT AIM VALLEY Off H_.,r llvd. ·Horth of Warner Av~. (LOOK FOR SIGN & FLAGS) FROM $28 ,500 FEATURES •HEAVY SHAKE & TILE ROOFS •FORCED AIR HEATING • 2CAR GARAGEW/ELECTRICOPENER •CARPETS· CRAPES •CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS • STOVE·DISHWASHER·DISPOSAL • LANOSCAPING&SPRINKLEAS •FENCED REAR YAAO 6°/o CAL VET & CONVENTIONAL FINANCING \ • OPEN DAILY I 0-6 BUDRON, INC. 839-6010 or 531 -4083 . ' A PAIR OF TWO'S \\'on't aet )'OU \'f'ry tar In a pokt:r a•~ but thi& pair oJ bnlO!I ne11o' beach duple.'<· es Y.111 put )'OU on U'M'.! rtcht road to an ex cel I ti 11t l11· \1estn1ent progran1. M::iy be sold together or npnn, t>Oth hUve 2 three Br 2 & luxury units 1uilable for oy.·ner occupWJcy PLUS Fin;t 011o't1er Oepl'ttlnUon ONLY $85,000 EA. CAL L ~7211 .. Behind on Payments This is u real opportunity for an av.·are bu y er. Seller's transfer has rorcecl double payments ' and a financial eris.ls. Buy a 4 bedroont home +POOL i n November-·at l.ASJ' J.tllfCh's price. Listed a I $36,000 but i;ubmlt your of· '"· P&ll PL&CB, WLTOIS® 142-7461 TRIPLEX Corona del Mar NEAR BEACH Quality (Well Built/, location lone block from bent'hl private financing a n d \·ie11o·. One of the f~· legal triplexes in Corona de! i\[or. Prime properly for winter and i:;ummer rentals. Buy it and \\'Blch it ap- preciate in value. Call for appt. to .see 67 3-85 j 0 . $127,500 OP£N UL •• rrs FUN ro BE N/C[I ~ PANORAMIC VIEW + POOL Corona del J\lar large custom 5 bedroom, 3~1 bath hoinc. 3 Firepla~s. ·extras Palore, xlnt construction!!! View from aJI llving areas - downstairs adaptable r or "teen-age or In-law" scpe.· rate Uving. TOO you own the land. Good financing, call now for appointment. 646-3255. Will Go VA at 9% & No Down Payment! O'I' auume an existing VA loan at 6'70 . Sre this neat Costa Mesa 4 bednn hQmc with big :ru.~tic add-<>n rum- pus room and builtin bar, ail for $11,!f.iO. OCEAN VIEW Just Reduced $67,900 Spectacular it BR split level. 2~ft bath Prestigt" Ne11•oprt Beach locatton. Formal din- ing + large family rel'l't'at. Vautted ('('iling, lireplat'f' & wet bar. 1\i.-o balconies. Bet- ter hurry. 645-0.103. • A COlDWlll B!NKEll COMPANY TRY IT You'll Like It You can smell the J"le\.\.11('5!1. A crispy clean 3 bed- room v.·ith R very large family room. On 11 top cam sXJe Costa Alesn, troelined, no tra.lflc, pride-0l-0v.·ncr- ship street. A true charmer. $41.950. 646-7171. OPE"I TfL J • frS FUN TO l!lE NICE/ ~ No Down Vets Small down all·o1Mrs on lhlR scrumptious 3 bdrrn., 2 balh home. Freshly p a i n t e d Inside & out. \Vann, vibrant interior. Be sun'! lo ask 11.bout the good assumable 8',' -;;, Joun! /\ p!ea!lure lo ShO\VI Askinir. $32.000. Call 540-l'nO ~ Harbor Blvd. ASSlThtABl..E ntA LOAN and owner iB wlllinJt lo carry 2nd T'ru$t Deed. Two slory n1odel condo \vith t w o bedrooms. ,.,.,,, be.th5. Fully carpeted 1nd dr a ped. Enclosed y3rd nnd gara.s::r. Communlly pool nnd plllYJTfllind Io r chlldl't'n. Exct.llrnt fnmlly 1 l v I n a , locall>d at Mc~·arld~ t\nd Harbor for only $~,7.14). Coll 839-2332 or 612-1000 f or further lnforirntllon. OMtlflcd M l Gt~. ~ //"4U# Smid~ _ REALTORs' ·''.HOMES OPEN Price l edKed A-VAllvyer Beautirul courtyard entry in this spacious 4 bedroom, 2 ba th home. lluge. used brick fireplace. close to schools. This won't last at $41,400. J2S Wilson, Costa Meta Sal/Sun I J-5 BAYCREST Large custom built, 3 bedrm, fa m room. 2 fire places, 3 bath home . Oversized lot. enclosed yard with beautiful ne'v pool & decking. Qu ie t, secluded street on one of the better streets in Ne"'J)Ort Beach. Low interest available. A real buy at $84,950. 171 7 Terrapin, Htwpori Beoch HOME1S Sal/2-4, Sun 1-S a warm cozy fireplace "!.ilh family & frie nds to share your castle in the ~k Y. overlookini? Newport Ba y, 4 Bedraoms. 3 baths. professionally landscaped. Ready lo move in ! SlS0,000. '' Manteclto, Spyqlass Opt'n Sat/Sun I·• ATTENTION ROMANTIC MEN! Surprise your £amily with a new hom e for Christmas. Spend countless sunny davs on the secluded private beaches in "CAMEO SHORES. Watch the colorful ocean sunsets from your four bedrO?m garden home. Loc ated on a choice corner lot. Owner anxious ! Submi1 ! 4501 Hampden, Cameo Shares Sal/S.., 12-5 CALL 644-7270 2828 E. Coast Hi9flway, Corono del Mor General R.E. lOQ.2 General R.E. 1D02 macnab I Irvine realty PRIME LOCATION -IA YFROHT DUPLEX Balboa P enins ul a Point -new pier & slip -private sandy beach. Lg. 3 bedroom apt. up & Jg. 2 bedroom apt. down. Outstanding investment and /or residence. $240,000. Cli nt Afoses 642-8235 CAJ7) SHOWS LIKE A MODEL 3 Bedroom. 2-story. home only 2 yrs. oln w/man y extras. Profe ssion a lly decorated & a pride to own. Newl:v reduced to $64 ,!J50. J eanne Newman 642-8235 (Al8) OCEAN VIEW! Private beach nearby, wooded canyon & ocean vi e w. Custom 2-story 3 bedroom home. Sl4!J.OOO Fee. Joyce Edlund 642·8235 (Al9) 0'MIHI VILLA -MINI PRICE" Thi s Syracuse w/Spanish flair, is the lowest price & best bu y in ColleJ!e Park. 3 Bedrooms .& den, dining room, pool table sized fami ly room & plenty more at $53,900 Fee. Emmet A-1cKune·644·6100 (A20) VA CANT IU.UTY Nearly new French Getrgian home with 4 spacious bedrooms & many extras. Choice \Vestchff location. Time e nou gh to get moved in for the holidays. Charles Arnold 642-8235 (A21) TURTLEROCK -MEW IROADMOOR - $69,900 J ust right! Is wh at YQU'll say wh en you see this delightful 4 bedroom , 21f.t bath home. 2 Cozy firep l aces, Ion• maintenance but beautiful landscaping. .John Watts 644-6200 (A22l PUT OM A HAPPY FACE -YISIT IAYSHORES Fun & · spacious 3 bedroom home - private community & beach. S65.000. Jack Custer 642·8235 (A231 PORTOAHO, SPAGHETT IO - Oh well, whatever th e plan. this home stacks up as the best Portofino in Uewport for S97,500, fee. 4. Bedrooms. 21/z ba th s·. custom family room - premium lot & separate idea space ready for finishing. l\1agnihco ! Emmel McKune 644·6200 <A24> LINDA ISLE IAYFRONT Furnishin gs & land inc luded! Flexibll' floor plan. custom details - guild hall . entry doors · -Jacol)(•<in pane1in .c - nnt!nue til e floors. Room for 3 boats. OPEN SUN. l ·S P.M. 56 LINDA ISLE (Ai!SJ NEWPORT HEIGHTS Marvelous view -overlooking ocl:"an. ba v & Catalina. Custom bu ilt 4 be(lroom. fam1lv room home - absolutely immaculate ~ Room for your boal & trailer. too: S130 .000 . Lynne Rothell 644 ·6200 (A21i •. f01 Do.er Dflvt 647·17J5 1644 M~/l.rthl.lf 644 •200 Newport Bt•Ch, C.l1lorn~ 9,6•l • . . r lNICU: ~l:\t'S CHRISTMASTIME STARTS TOMORROW! Somelh in~ Christmasy to dn tomorro~ is viHi t the New po rt Art Museum s Festival of Trees. 2~1 n1erchants sponsor . 25 trees. a ll beautiful!,· decorated lo carry out a particular theme : Blackbf'ard's lree has pirutes: Avco F1nancial's has si lver; F'1ve Crowns is old Engli sh ~nd tht• Irvine Compa ny has the lar!i;!est tree. Unique Homes has a l ivinJ,! tree with needlepoint ornaments. You shoul it see them! There ·will bl• sevrral boutiuut!S a nd hot £ood will be serve<! all da;.r. The Newport Harbor Arl 1i1useum is at 2211 Balboa Blvd .. on the Peninsula. opposile the Crab Cooker. This will be 1.1 Uni<n1e rttmil y thi ng to do! The public is invited! U~l()UI: ti()MI:§ ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOflLE SE LLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 . MESA VE RDE,. 54&5990 •CALL US ....... ral R.E. 1002 General R.E . 1D02 OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUH I Cl-5 2411 '"'•Ave .... Newport c ........... UPPER BAY VIEW FROM YOUR PRIY A TE DECK 3 LEFT! NEW QUALITY CONDOS. All with 3 BR . 2''-BA . Up to 184-0 sq ft. bltin R/0 , dshwhrs. compactors, big dbl gar w /sep lndry area ... and much more. $46,95D lo $56,950 IOo/o DOWH. YOU OWN THE LAND. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 J919 Newport ll•d.. 5"ilet 6 car.· of 30th. for Action ..• Call 642-5678 Gene ral R.E. 1002General R.E. 1002 fil Coldwell Banker SPECTACULAR -llG CANYON• 4 Bedroom s, family room. dining room. Excit i n g day and nighl vi ews . llandsome hardwood floors, beautifully' d ecorated. Love ly land sca pin i;::. Privaty. Separate children's yard. Very special at $189.500. RARE CANYON VIEW Lovelv Lusk LaJolla model with three bedro-Om s & fa mily room . En.ioy your tranquil view of Hills &. canyon. S94,000. $40,000. BA VFRONT REDUCTION Fabulous view of bay and mountains from lovely 4 bedroom home si1 uated on two 30' lots. Carden. pier and float, sandy beach on addit ional lots. S3~5.000. OCEAN VIEW From the kitchPn. di ning room. livinf! r oo m . fa mily room and m ast er bedroom. Great l<>eJtion and a pleasure to sho\.\'. 5192,500. · PRICE REDUCED TO $53,900 Attracti ve. well located "Princeton'' townhouse in Village 111 . Bea m ceilinJ?s and ~tep do,vn to living: room . End unit to"1nhouse on one . level. 3 Bedrooms and d in in~ room . EXCITI NG UP-SIDE DOWN DUPLE X $120,000 Ruys nearly ""'"" 3 & 2 bedroom duplex. Fireplaces in both units. \\1alk to bay a ncl beach. Rent one. tive like a kin g in the second. COUNTRY FRENCH CHATU.U Desig ned to capture the spectacular vie'v of Irvine Cove t'amil.v liv1n.1? at , its be st. 7 13cdrooms. guest quar1ers, forma l dininj? room & char ming b11liard -fct n1il y roon1 . $4 35.000 . TU RTLEROCK 4 BEDROOM • Y.011 must sec th1 "' lal'j!,C. li ght and airy 4 bedroom, 21 •• bath .Turtlerock home. ~lii;::h l y upJ!rad<'d Plan 4 "'i•h l<i ri;::e fa mil v room nnd dining room, for oo.Jy 569,950. IEST I UY -HARBOR VIEW HILLS Rcdu cc rt for •1 uick s ~lc . Lovely 4 bcdroon1 , f:i1Till ' rooo1 '''ith fireplace. 3 Car j?ar:ii;::t'. Gre~1t location. 1\l ust sell thi~ deli ghtful hon1c. $89.500 . CUSTOM COMFORT From the mass1v<' slonc firepl~c<' 10 the hii;th beam ccillnJ.!s. thi s 4 bedroom, 3 bath home exudes quality. 1'he1·c 1s no charge for the Catalina view . Sl2i,OOO. IDEAL llG CANYON CONDO A treasure of a 2 bedroom plus family room Dov<'r mod e l . Exquis itely decorated :l nd landscaped. End unit. You mu st ~ee I his. Sl39,500. DIAL 644-1766 2161 s.., Joaquin HUis Rd. M.1- A COLDWELi. IAMKER CO. • -~,~ ... 4 DAILY PILOT Goner• R.a. I 07 LINDA ISl.E OPEN HOUSE SAT-SUH J·S Spectacular Linda I le Home on lhe water -private dock and dua l s hp !'or three boa ts. fo"'our bedrooms, three ba ths with an extraval(antlv sized master suite with fireplace and sittin~ TOOm . The asklni price of S200.000 is substantially under market and the owne r will allow the 7f%. exlii;tlng loan to be assumed on contract. A strong buyer 1nay qualify for a new loan at under prevaili ng: rates. By appaintment only . Daily Piiot Claaalflecl ORANGI COAST'S BEST LIDO ISLE 440 YI• Liff -0,.. s ... l·l l.arge 6 BR . & den. 6 ha. home on sa ndy beac h; or use as 4 BR .. den home with 2 BR. apl: 50 rt. lot, shore moorin~. $295,000. Family home; 6 bdrms .. 4 halos. 36 Ft. lot. Pie r & slip. $295,000. Attractive 3 BR .• 2 ba. sin~le story hom e on 60 ft. street to street lot . s1 52.m . WATtANOHT LOTS 40X90 Pt. Ulf.000 lOXIOS H. SIU.000 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J•11 Bo y ~•d" L>ri .. t NB 6/', 6161 . . ,, Ill. ·.• lolboa Boy Properties ft illt hp wt IA YNONT 310 Fernando. N.B. Vista del Udo , )) Open Sat/Sun 1~ Lge . l·BR. luxury Deluxe condos · apt. O\'erlooking Lido $95,000 -5132,500 Isle .. Sell or lease. May lease. 6711-7060 $69,500. . 556·8800 Cole o/ nwporl HARDT0""40 DUPLU Mesa Verde 2·1ty. 4 3 & 2 Bdrm. units. ~~':r BR, fam. rm .. 3 ba. Good rental area,· 336 26 CATAMARAN LOvely yard, quiet Costa Mesa~ Good Harbor view: Here'• · '™" streel. $80,500. linancing.$49,500. .-,..au, "Bi< Ono ." • 6U· T.f91 64().8484 Be d too m a , Bwilniame . • nlOde:l with pool, Jacuzzi, n'I RliLTORS ra ·=~~';'~'~ LIJ 4 Local olnces To Serve You thl> 1ov.1y "°"''"· 2515 E. Coast Hwy, CdM 67S.SS11 • 19841 Chesapeake, Beach 962·5511 $55,000 1101 Kings Ra .• N. B. Sat/Sun 1·5 833·9781 Sat/Sun 1·5 HAYI YOU HAD IT ••• With commonplace cublcles1 Here is a ,pleasing combination of easy living .inside ·and active times outside. Uncrowded. 4 Bedrooms. 3 Baths. . Desirable location. A Knockout! $86,500. fUH PIHIHSULA J!OMI Charmina 2 bedroom + convertible den with spacious patio, high beam ceiling, steps to private tennis club. A real holiday treat at $89.500. .. LOT OH· "llG CAHYOH" GOI., COUIH Super location. End of cul·de-sac, touching on golf course. Just reduced $2500., making it best priced lot in Big . Canyon. $72,500. MA-HCIHT VIEW A real charmer. 3· Bedrooms. 3 batlls. den and large family or dining room. 2 Lovely patios. 3 Car garage, sparkling pool. One of Irvine Terrace's best. $189.500. _,,_. -;3001-Java-Rd., Costa-Mes ~---- ANOTHER HOTCAKE Assume 71fi "f, Loen Premium, location M e 1 a Vet-de Vlllu. $140/mo for principle, interest, taxes, ii you assume this FllA loan. Quality carpetlllf. Ex o t I c CO\'tred petio, a t t a c Ii e d garage. Step to p.r Iv a t e . -heated CMl:ittunity-ii o , First come • first served. Call 54&-2313. --~- DIRECTORY Keep thi1 h1ncty directory with You this weekend as YoU go house.tiunlino. All ttie locations lisled bek>w are described In greater detail by advertising elsewhere In today's OAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Patrona showing cx:ien houses for sate or lo rent are urged lo Ust $UCh informalion in this column each Friday. S.turdly and &lnday. HOUSfS FOR SALE 2 llDlOOMS 231 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar 675·5.lll Sat/Sun 1·4:30 2710 W. Oceanlront, Newport Beach 673-7300 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 306 33rd St., Newport Beach 675-7225 $49,000 Sat. 1·5 1722 Miramar, Balboa 675-7225 $68,500 Sat. 1-5 2 IR • FAMILY ROOM OR DIH 238 Prospect (Newport Shores) N.B. 673·7300 $50,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1614 Santanella (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675·8500 $74 .500 Sat/Sun 2-5 421 Cabrillo Terr. (Corona Hlds.) CdM . 673·6510 $74,500 Sun. l·S 1963 Port Dunleigh, Harbor Vu Hms. N.B. 675·6000 $77.500 Sun. 1·5 • 400 Ki~gs Place, Cliff Haven, N.B: N.B. 642-5200 $58,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 235 Magnolia, Costa Mesa · 642·7866 $43,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 10 Rue Fontainbleau, Big C., N.B. 644·1766 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10 Rue Fontainebleau (Big Canyon) N.B. 644·1766 $133,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l llDROOMS 8S4 Santa Ana St. (Arch Hts) Laguna Bch. 49<1 -8551 $59,500 Sun. 1·4 246 Walnut (Newport Shores) N.B. 548·1290 $55,000 Sun. 1·5 133 Shorecliffs Rd. (Shorecliffs) CdM 644·7662 $148,500Sat/Sun12:30·4 :30 428 Morning Canyon· Rd. (Corona Hlds .) CdM 673·6510 $69,500 Sunday 2481 Irvine Ave., Newport Chateaux 675·6670 $46,950 Sat/Sun 10·5 271 Morning Canyon Rd., CdM 675·2379 $129,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 330 Morning Canyon Dr., Cdl\1 675-2379 $107,500 Sat/Sun l.S 1401 Sanlanella, Irvine Terrace, Cd~l 675-6000 $68,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 324 l\.'Io rning Canyon (Shorecli£fs) CdM 642·8235 $149,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1984 Port Clarid ge, (Harbor Vu Hms), N.B. 673·8550 $71,500 · $at/Su n 1·5 2701 Vis ta Umbrosa, Bluffs. N.B. 644·4910 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1935 Hi ghlnnd, Harbor Highlands, · N.B. 642·5200 $69.900 Sun . 1·5 2141 Vis ta Nobleza (The Bluffs) N.B. · 675-3000 Sat/Su n 1·4:30 1000 While Sails (H.V. Hills) CdM· 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1·4 :30 lll•FAMRMorDEH 434 Tustin Ave., N.B. 645-9070 $64.900 Fri/Sat/Sun 1·5 981 Presidio, Mesa del Mar,.CdM 546·4141 $42,950 Sun. 1·5 17462 Wayne Ave. CCulverdale) Irvine 552-9037 $46,500 Sat /Sun 11 ·6 1951 Aliso, (Eastside) CdM 546·5880, 548·2585 Sat. 11·4 29 .Rue Grand Vallee, Biit Canyon, N.B. . 644·6056 $149,500/$1000 mo. Sun. 1·5 2716 Vista Umbrosa (The Bluffs) N.B. $76,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 · • 21371 Lemontree Lane. Huntington Beach 893·55841893-1542 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 1509 Eton Pl. <Westcliff) N.B. 673·7300 $92,000 Sat/Sun 2·4 • 3267 1 Sea Is land Dr .. Laguna Niguel 675-7080 $189.000 Sun. 1·4 2216 Port Durness Pl .. II. V. Homes, N.B. 675-6000 $89,950 Sat /Sun 1·5 • 2130 Vista ~o. Bluffs . N.B. 675·6000 $82.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 523 Avenlda Campo, Bluffs, N.8 . 615-6000 $82,500 Sun. 1·5 1028 SandcasUe, J!.B. Hills. CdM 644·1766 $94,000 Sun. 1·5 1106 Sondplper, Corona del Mar 673·8550 S115,500 Sit Su n 1-5 923 Golden Rod, Corona del Mar 673·8550 $78,000 Sat/Sun i.s 1318 Santanella (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675·3000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 4633 Dorc~ester (Cameo Hlds.) CdM 675-3000 Sun. 1-4 :30 -• 1101 Berkshire Ln (WestclifO·N.B. 548·4318, 646·7414 Sal/Sun 1·5 308 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar . 640-4050 Sun. 1 ·5 1132 White Sails, Harbor View Dr., CdM 675-7225 $79,950 Sat. 1·5 227 E. 23rd., CdM 646·7171 $47,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 246 Albett, Costa Me sa . ·• 646-7171 $47,950 Sal/Sun 1·5 2438 Bowdoin Pl., Cdm 646·7171 $49,950 Sal/Sun 1-5 • 1901 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr.) 'CdM 644·1766 $189.m Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1717 Terrapin, Baycrest, N.B. 644·7270 $84,950 Sat. 2·4, Sun. l.S l IR • GUEST HOUSE . • 611 Aldean Pt.. Newport Heights 67~·2763 $74,500 Fri/Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOM 217 Jasmine. Corona del fl.·Jar 675·5511 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 2 Rue Chamonix. Big Canyon, N.B. ,.,.. 644-4910 $149.m Sat/Sun 1·5 2114 Vi sla Enlrada, Bluffs, N.B. 644-1766 $72.500 Su n. 12-5 4:>07 Gorham. Cameo Shores, CdM 644·1766 $157,500 Sun. l·S 25 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Canyon. N.B. 675-6000 $137 ,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 3195 College Ave., Costa !\'1esa 548 ·1168 $32'950 Sat/Sun 1-6 1653 Reerview Cir .. Corona del Mar 675·7225 $137,000 Sat. 1·5 225 Wilson, Costa !\'lesa 644-7270 $41 ,400 Sat/Sun 12·5 4 ll • FAM. RM. OR DIH 8921 tlenton, Huntington Beach 968·4456 $50,950 Sat. 11·4 18634 Prunus. Fountain Valley 968-4456 $56,000 · Sat/Sun 12.S • 20852 Skimmer <La Cuesta) H.B. 968·4456 $73.900 Sat/Sun 12.S 3322 Wyoming Circle, CdM 833·3821 $58,500 Sat. 1·5 • 2920 Clubhouse Rd . (Mesa Verde) Costa.Mesa 545-4289 . Sun. 1·5 • 837 St. Clair St., Costa Mesa 545·4289' Sal/Sun 1·5 936 Crocus ·Circle, Green brook, Costa : Mesa 557-7237 $.1.1,m Sat/Sun.!·~·. . * 24902 Winterwood, Lake Forest, El Toro 586·8343 $63,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1123 Main St., Huntington Beach 536·8821 $79,500 DAILY 1·5 • 420 Kin gs Rd., Clirr Haven, N.B. 675-4060 $US.OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 4527 Fairfield, Cameo Shores, CdM 644·1766 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2951 Catalpa, Eastbluff. N.B. 644·1766 SM ;m ·. sat/Sun 1·5 22 Cherry Hills, Big.Canyon, N.B. 644 ·1766 $172,0QO Sun. 12·4 • 1132 Ebb Tide, Corona del Mar 673·8550 $l!O,OOO Sat /Sun l ·S 1400 Serenade, Irvine Terrace 673·8550 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1255 Somerset Ln. (Westcllff) N.B. 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1201 Highland Dr. (Westcliff) N.B. · 642·8235 $125,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 •• 608 Bayside Dr. <Promontory Bay) N.B. 673·3900 Sat/Sun 1·5 432 Isabella Terr. rCorona Hlds .J CdM 673--0510 Sun. 1.S • 1386 Galway, Halec resl , Costa Mesa 546·4141 $45.950 Sun. 1·5 310 Orchid, Old CdM, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $133,500 Sun. 1 ·5 2934 Java, Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa 546·5990 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 " 15352 Moulin Circle, The Ranch, Irvine 833·1536 $69,500 Sun. 1·5 • • 488 G2nd St., Newport Shores, N.B. 675·6000 $79,900 Sun. 1·5 2035 Temple lUUs Dr., Laguna Beach 640·4050 Sun. 1·5 645-0303 $169,950 Sat/Sun l.S • 2832 Boa Vista, CdM 546°2313 $83,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 10 Winged Fool Ln (Big Canyon) N.B. . 644·1766 Sun. 1·5 490 Myrtle, Laguna Beach 644·1766 $127,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 69 Montecito (Spyglass) N.B. 644·7270 s1eo,ooo Sat/Sun 1·6 4501 Hampden (Cameo Shores) CdM 644·7270 $159,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 -S llDIO-OM' 2645 Bamboo St. (Eastbluff) N.B. 640-6006 $87,900 Sat/Sun J IR • FAM. RM. or DIH * 1828 Samar, Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa · 546-5990 $97,500 Sat/Sun 1.S •• 319, Morning Star Ln. <Dover Shores) N .B. 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 8 Oakmont Ln, Big Canyon, N.B. 644·4910 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 S Royal St. George, Big C., N.B. 644·4910 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 49 Royal St. George, Big C., N.B. 644·4910 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1.S 2000 Miramar, Peninsula Point 540·1151 $195,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 432 Seville, Balboa Peninsula 540-1151 $109,600 Sat/Sun 12-4 ** 107 Linda Isle, N.B. 752·1920 Sat /Sun 1·5 6 II • FAMll. T ROOM or DEH •• 440 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle! N.B. 675-6161 424 Vista Roma, N.B. 615·1080 $96,000 Sal/Sun 1·4 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IR • FAMIL T ROOM .,. DEH 594 Hamilton, Costa Mesa 645·0303 Sa\~un 1·5 J llDROOM 14589 Oval, Irvine '645-0303 $33,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 l II• FAM RM 345 University Dr. <Near Back Bay) ~.B. _,J , , 548-7223 $39,S00.$14,950 Sat/Sun 10·5 ' 4 IR•FAMRMorDIH 305 Vista Madera, N.B. 645·0303 $71,500 Sat /Sun l.S DUPLEXES FOR SALE JIR •. l IR 235 Magnolia, CdM 642· 7866 $43,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 . J llOlOOM EACH 24621 Cordova, Dana Point 493·8001, 831·9370 Sat/Sun lO·Dusk 2 11 l'l.llS D1H & J IR 33801 Alcazar, Dana Point 493·8001, 831·9370 Sat/Sun 10-Dusk , ...... . 521 lris,.Corona del Ma~ Sat/SUn 1·5 31-.CEACH 505 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 615-5511 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 719 Poinsettia, Corona del P.1 ar 675-3000 Sat. 1·4 :30 202·4·6.Femlear, Corona del Mar 675·3000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 615 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675·3000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 DUPLIXIS . . • • 62117 Jasmine, Corona del Mar " • 673-8550 . 4N•311 119 45th SI., N.B. 645-0303 $134,950 Sat. 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE J-OM • 4308 Spindrift, Park Lido, N.B. 675~060 $42,000 Sun. 1·5 HOME & INCOME 2 llDI~ & I •ROOM 700 Beaonla, Old CdM, Corona liar de! 675·6000 $71,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 • Pool • • Wt terlrol'lt • •• Waterfront & Pool li'i~~,itli HOME & UNrT Near Newport Hts. Ranch style 2 bedroom, den &: 2 bettls; kitchen bit-ins ; {rplc., hdv.'d. fin.. ahake roof + charming 2 bdrm. rental In- come unit. $68,000 TRADEWINDS LN. Newport: charm lna, preitlgious home; J bdiinl., 2 ba., tam. nn. with "·et bar: dining nn., gourmet kitchen; lge. yard; lulh landscaplni- Llke country living in the w AHT AH UCLUSIYE ADDRIS$7 Better take a look at this large · two story 4 bedroom home with formal dining room. Located on corner Jot providing views or Newport Beach lights at night and water during the . day. $185,000. GALAXY DllYE-VIEW . This one has it all -gorgeous view, pool & jacuzzi, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, · ramily room. Large tiled atrium with walk -in wet bar -perfec t for entertaining! $179.500. DIAL 644-17H 2161 S• Jo1 .. ln tat Id., M.1.. A COLDWll.L IAHICll CO. city. $19,500 I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! CALL "=" •tt·l•l•J · ;J'='' G•neral R.E. 1002General R.£. 1002 ~,.~ ;;~~~~--~~~~~~--~~! Nt•r Nt"ptrl P••I Offltt • ELEGANT '11. . IJar,.t1'tl R.aft'I ATRIUM ,-, Bright, cheery and luxuriant . .• ,,. ,;.n-6.anf·• with muter bedroom , , .• .,. " paneled famlly room and en-• · • lry opening onto an elegant atrlrun. Spectaoulu ' '''"" KINGS EX fireplace and conversation EXTRA-MICE! 2 Bedroom· cottage in Cliff pit, too. Low maintenance yard with giant patio, rallied Have n \\'ith ramily room and lovel,· planteni and flower beds pool. This ·cute home has heavy shake and orange and lemon trees. roof and lovely trees .. $58.500. 4 bedrooms and formal din· 400 Kl • .... _ I Ing room. too. In Turtl• "'JO r1 .... ~wport -~ Sol/S.. ·5 Rock on fee land. O n I y $69,900. ~~ *GUARD OPENING* COSTA i\tesa'a newest Town- house deveiopmenl Excltlna ne-.v 2 floor plans in a rustle setting. Towfrlng eucalyp- tus trees. Bonua play room, artist's loft. wet bar. shag ca~. brick tlreplace. BBQ patio. ·Bike to the beach. From $36, 750. Call 645--0303. A COl.DWEU WIKEi CO•l.llY CUSTOM CLIFF HAVEN OCE,toH· • IA T YIEW -enclosed patio and pool", 4 bedrooms, and family room. ·Move 1n condit ion. Price just reduced to $115.000. . 4ZO Kto.Js Rood, Howport IH<h Sot/S.. l·S OCEAN VIEW! · CORONA DEL MAR 10• FIOMTAGI -on quiet street in ol<f CdM. Old fashioned charm and lots of breathing s pace. Walk to the beach. $160.000. 675-4060. PUT YOUR$$ WHERE TijE VALUE IS HST Y ALUI -is. sharp 3 bedrodm home in NewPort Beach. Just steps to the beach, Only $45,500. PETE BARRETT REALTY ' Office e>p.n Saturdays &" · Sundty1 Reduced by $10,500 ~ 11os· we11c1iff or., N.B. '42-s200 OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 714 E. B•lbOa Blvd., 81lboa 675-4060 Grack>u.s livina & great in·I !~~~~~~~~~~~~~!i!!!I vestment on Bi& Canyon!-: Golt CoW'lle. Lu.~urlous 3 General R.£. 1002 Gftneral R.E. 1002 bedroom, ~2 Uv rm, din ··-·~· · ••.••••... rm, dbl wet bar, n1arblc master bath. 0 1vner w 11 I Can')' 75% 1st TD at 9'& % on $149,500 price or lease tor SlOOJ. monthly 29 Rue Grand Vallee Ask at gate for directions VOGR & BABBITT 644 6056 Home Of The W ••k Barrain priced llxtt upper on a large lot. Juat tJt@ U1lng for the first lime Investor. JASMINE CREEK HERE WE COME Hug )tomes has been selected b'y the M. L. Brock & Sons. Inc., exclusivel.v. to sell the Jasmine Creek Homes. Models open rrom 10 to sunset every dav Welcome!! · ·' OHE ILOCK NOM OCEAH 308 Poinsettiu. Cdl\·J, 3 & Famil\'. ru~tic charm. $117,000. Opeo Sun. 1·5. Mary VonGeldern · '•' COUHTRY ESTATE ' 2035 T emple Hills Dr .. Laguna. 4 & Family : v iew of canyoh & ocean· spectacular. for only $139,500 •. Open Su n. 1·5. Henry Ullman "SERYICI IS oua IUSIHEss· HUG HOMES, REALTORS H7S..-•Drl ... s.Jlt 102 Howporl.Ceot.r ~=-i Generel It.I. I tOOi Geft0=••.;..1 ;.;;R;"'l._. _ _.;.tiii= op7S2·1t20 I~ 64MOIO beam ce lllna raml!y room c;;;..- wtth bar and I we d I a h I r------J !inplace, low price Is only l90 N ~~:~:,;=ti~= ~AtlA4116 @ $49,g(JQ! Cali 847-8010 annt. ewport CONDOMINIUM Center Dr. Fash.ion Island Lllt;:t' 3 bedroom, belt Uta. Pool/Jttc. IA'11ae Ol" le1R oplion. $300 n1onth, $45,000. °"·ntr/Agtnt. 642-~ Altll:r S PM. Th<l fast~st c:1ra,..1n ~ \ ett. • , • A Dait,f Pilot 0..Hined , IALIOA ISLAllD Oelig~.tful ··ne.w'' home on ''The l~land . Frplc an master suite top quality conslrUetion w/loads of ex ~as 4 lrg DR . $159.500. ' NIWPOllT llACH Liiie: 640.1120 SAHT.i, NIA U..: UJ.J 151 " I' • • ' I I ., ' ' " " ' • •' • • ,1 • .: : 1 c Luy l•m 3 "' encl J Good this "°"' \11/fil' LarR 225. 646- Et bode fa:ml "°"" thll w I Corona del Mer ~ 1022 Coron• de Mir 1022Coron.e del 11r 102:Z (01t1 Mese =-""';..;.;;:;.;..._= 024 Lagun1 Beach 1022 Coron1 dtl M.r Harbor View 2100 Port Durness -A new listinl? ! The LARGEST VIEW LOT in Pha<e 3 Bren -TENNIS, JAC UZZI, POOL and a QUIET COUNTRY ATMOSP HER E . Sparklinl! rour bedroom home wi th tots of extras $98,750. '.J939 PORT BRISTOL -The very .J>Opular· Portofino, with sparkling pool and Jots or rresh landsc:1pin11 and paint. Reduced 10 S89.500. 113Z WHJTF.: SAILS -A s park lin~ ~onten1porary three bedroom home with lot s of gl ass areas , TWO PRIVATE PATIOS , and prelty deco rating. Priced to se ll. $79.:)()(). REALTORS 675-5511 O,EM SAT & SUN 1:00.4:30 •SO; LARKSPUR : BRAND NEW Dup l ex. Owner· Bui lder wants immediate sale. or we can lease these units -three spacious bedrooms each fireplaces. it's j!reat! Call 675-5511 ' BY OWNER ti ac re 1.JWrlookinQ: SACC. 3 br, nx- er UpJ!e?, prin. only. By appt. $52,.51)). 1~ 1'1l'sa Dr. Do not disturb occupn.nts. 646-5151 D1n1 Point 1026 6 NEW OUPl.EXF.S Ot-can vifw11 from $63.000 33931 l\falnga Dr Ag!. 49&-3431 Eastbluff 1030 2 STilY 5 Bit, ·3 BA hon1e. ror Quick Sale $87,9 00 . Ow11\!r. 64tHi006 Principa.h1 only El Toro 1032 1<;;, lntel"ellt 2.Stoey Lake !o'orHt ' *Open Sun. I ·4 * 854 Santa Ana St. Arch Beo rh ll eii hls. 3 Bedrnoms 2 baths. Quiet location. end o( street. R~m to expand. Fantasti c ocean view from most all rooms! $59,500. Dean Pulli.- Hcrcum & Hom Realtors 494-8551 ttl Gtewrn • ...,...l•ech RAH RNO -SIX IEDROOMS PLUS family room. formal cathedral ceilings and much more. You 'll find this lovely maintenance free home situated on a t ree lined greenbelt. Priced al only $116,000. Fee. Will be Open Sal & Sun 1-4 PM . 424 Vi sta Roma, N.B. GRUll & ELLIS ;~:::;:::~~::;::;;;===:=:;::=:;:;.,I ltffl Estof• Huntington &Nch 1040 Lagun• 8Mc 1041 .;N;:o:w:po=:rt:;;"•:•:•::;h=:::;:;:;-;:;;:=:=:=:::::;=::::1;:;06~9 675-7010 -D 1069 New?ort Btach Rancho La Cuesta >11~1\0 JOHf./s y.O o,, BIG CANYON, BEST BUY 3414 SEABREEZF.: -A super nice three bedroo m home in Lu!:ik H.V. Hills, with the BEST BACK YARD IN TOWN. This is in exceptional!,· ~ood condition. (Sorry, the owner asked not lo give the address.1 S00,950. •231 LARKSPUR: Traditional Corona del t.1ar ''By the Sea'' cottage. Choice location, walk lo market. banks, etc. Call 675·5511 •217 JASMI NE : A RARE FIND : By Owner Beautttul 4 BR., 2 lull batht, shag carpel.J. b It • In 1 _ $5.1,250 Take over FHA Ioo.n. Oi.tlhwaaher. Gorgeou1 Move in Immediately. Near custom drapes. Large ex· school, park. llbn.ry and posed aggregato patio & bike trall. REALTY 497 , 744 . . ., . . . . ' BE SETilfD BEFORE CHRISTMAS 4 Ir,. l lo.. Pool. View, MUST SB1 TlllS WEEKEND! Unusua lly spacious 3 bedroom plus guest room & bath close lo the beach. Owner will lease, lease-option. or will trade. Try it! Call 675-5511 il lage Real Esta te v"alkways. It's a A REAL ll BARGAIN at $~1.00.1. 586-0950. PrincipnJs ru1ly. Fountain Valley 1034 tU.4471 ( ::.J ~101 . . -··~ .. . . .. ' .. , $210.000""" v-. .i.ccm IUT Offel OVER $170.000. # 3 ChorYy Hill• L..,. 1126 SEACRt:ST -S.e this bright and beautiful three bt•droom Lusk lf. V. Hills today! It has warm yellow carpets a nd parquet [Joars.-Lots or people are interested in i -so hurry! Sl0;).000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-551 t 2515 E. Coa1t HicJhway Corou del M.- Builders Closeout *MODEL HOM"*° Beautifully d eco ra t ed . U_egrad~ thruugjl.guJ . Crpts/Drps. \V a 11 p a p e r Mirrored Wanlrobe1. 4BR. 2 BA, Jarg(' LR wffrplc, in- side laundry, cement drive, patio. L an,dscapl n g & sprinklers. front & r e a r . Block y,•nll fenet". CAN'T BE BUILT TODAY AT TI-ITS PRICE. $54,800. Call 833·2177 or 6"27-4140. Pride of ownership Beautlful 3 bedroom, 1%. bnlh home~ "1.rucfi panetlfug, upgraded thruout. C.Overed 11ntlo. \Vatertan In back yard wth fish pond. Pluf. landRcpd. \\'on't last long ot this price, $32,900. FORSALEORTRAOE curr Dr Condo '90,000 3 BR Fabulous Vu 595,000 Triplex, CdMa r S98,500 J BR Pool N.Bch 179,SOO ~i~ner's Home $159.~ o,.. -Sunday """' 11 lo 4 .. Triplex. N.·End 1100,000 Call: 64" •77 644 5•45 Execulive Home Sl~.!IOO 1,.!!'!.,,-,,,~""""""~~~~7,.,, ~,.,·~·""""""""~~ 0t't·a11-vllWLot-s::>s:ooo-r, . C.Oml. 90• Front. $'95,000 Lagun• Be•ch 1048 1 Lido Isle 1056 1653 REEF VIEW CIRCLE -Lusk Spyglass No . l . A beautiful rour be droo m Sa ndpipe r mod e l with cxceplion;i l front and back yards. a SUPER POOL and LOTS OF VIEW. Sl37.500. Not Foreclosed ••• Enclosed!!! Llq. Stort, Santa Ana Liq Store Costa Mella ('()ZY NE~-Nearly new 2 $82,500 Pri~ting S.hop&Propertf be droo m, .2 bath homf!. Buys LIDO House Yes, a shimmering indoor pool high l igh t s this llE!A.Utilul EASTSIDE Costa 1\1es11 home. Bui that's just lhc beglnnlng ..... lt also has n heavy shake roof, a lush dichondra lawn w Ith a sprinkler syslem for easy maintenance, plus It's on a Oceanfront Hm. $\50,000 Beamed ceilings, douhle l blk ll'Orn \YATE R. :.! br, 5 Units. Laguna $129,<m gara~. hu,ge "·undcck, plus 2 ba, den, 1400 ssq. ft. Ocean View Lot $19.500 ~!~Md den or playroom. at 11uiet end ol Isll'. Ideal l' rllage Re.II Estate * '* * "' • · ror 1>111glc or (.'OUplr. No Harbor Highlands 1036 HAVE NEE D FOR -Cust.om de!§\gned-Surplsing· n1ain1, l-'C'C' land, tcrn1 s Home. Palm Desert for ly liuye 3 bedroom, 2 bath avail. 67:Ml212. fU.4471 ( r.:: l 546-11 OI Call 6 75-7225 Walk To Beach retired e:itecut1ve. home Included over11lzed en· BY OWNER BY OWNER-3 BR. l ~~ BA. Vacant. $47,000. Harbor 1-li, Ensign, Mari n e r s. Ph: 646-7343 T, r , s, S./ or :>15-1275 M, T, \V. &: School!!, 2 Story 3 B R , 2~i Ba. I Yr. Old. Beachwalk cpts/drp&, all oonveniences. Townho u se. Cstm cptsfdrps, all conwniences. $56.950. \Vill consider con- tract at ~~% int. 536-1756 Liquor store w /properly, It)', .&tep up living room, WOO Bay!ronl. Open Sun. 2· coast area only. family room, fireplace, 2 4, 420 Via Lido Nord. Super quiet cul de sac ...... \Vhal Shoppi n~f'enter.Oranl!e deck! and patio. $63,500. Bay Vu. Fl'C'. $16-1.500. more could you ask for .... OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 Co .• largeor small. M' · v· · t067 Money available for PANORAMIC VIE\V -One 1ss1on 1e10 230 Sllenvood Place Huntington Beach 1040 income property Of Laguna'a outstanding construction. whitewater and city vi£'\.\' TRI-LEVEL *20'2 SEAWARD, SHORE- CLlFFS: Built in der forest by der little elves-charm, big wood burning fireplace. polished -.'Ood fiooor11, beam reilings. No yard l\'Ork, beautiful patios. or call 646-0555 for an ap- pointnienL lnromeproperty thatw1ll homes. Custom 3 bedroom, TENNIS '"""· trade for Isl T.D. 3~J bath~. family room, 9 POOL .. .. . '' " "' ... ' ,, '""' \.\LLE\' HE \LI'\ -DOLL HOUSE $220. Per Mo, Financinj!. A. vail. on all properties--25 yrs eJ1p. 2ndT.D. $$Available. toot windows and sliding doors. 2 fireplaces, sw1ken CLUBHOUSE LAKES 2515 E. Coast Hwy, CdM 675-5511 General R.E. 1002 B•lbOI Penlnsul• 1007 DEFLATIONERS I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1Raise your D"'Jl ( \V l N ) Unl'que C to 1 • garden bere! 45 Ft. R-2 lot. . US m QUAINT ""' walldn' !ocalioo, well DOWNTOWN Brick \valkway leads to wide bit 2 BR, dn/den home with HUNTINGTON diumond paned front door In walkin' locaUon, well bill 2 this rustic cedar cottage. BR.. din/den home with Rambling i>lngle lltory n<!fl-Deep shag Crpts thruout. hd\\'tl . firs.. $69,fiOO tied on a tree llned TastC'rully p a p ered & * * . * * * * street in doY.tnt0\111 llun-p 11, i n t e d , new drps & Unusual tri--levcl 2 BR., den, tington Beach, only n few decorator shades. Natural ""~ canyon lot. Oee1.1n blocks to tJ1e pier. 3 cxtru wood bnr, dining rm .fi: plan Vlew from super living rm. l•n•oe "-.. roo•n•. H ... , ram•'· ning center. New kitchen & deck,. ~nly $7-1,500 & -.. ........, ~ -•/ il bl • · seller v.111 finance. ly room. Large enc t 0 s e d \\ t c, tns -du;posaJ , 2 "Next Y'"' ·~ 500 .,., .. · · h · r BR + Df'n. new turnru:e & ..,.., · • :i~IO f~ ~ni~ u ~a:i:,: roof. Lowly &haded lawn & * * ~ * * * home. Santa will love the patio. CutC' hRchelor aJt. ~.000 RcductJon. 428 1'.fom· hug\' ftreplacc. Call n ow upstairs w/spe.cious sun . mg Canyon Rd. NOW 96Z-6i67 deck. Parking for 3 cars $69,500 .. 3 BR .. 2 be.; ~2 OPEN~L~• IT'S FUNTOBENal Oloil..'e Peninsula Joe. 1 BJk lot. Ghn1psc of Catalina. to Bay or Beach. $72,950. OPEN. SUN: A 8EflG ENTERPfl15 ES CO *Just Reduced* $2000 BEST Buy in much desired East.side. 2 & convert. den, stepdn lam nn w/ maasive brick frpl in )'MUl'ld den, 11hag crpt thruout, b It I n kltch, cov'd patio, fenced tt·h· P.M,ce. $-11,950. C a I I 640-867~ ~LI--' ~ Submit terms. 6'5-6112 or Un1vers1ty R••lty 67J...6880 Rill' 3001 E. Cst. Hwy. 673-6510 D 't c n M Bring P•int Brush Liquidation Sale on a -e !o.loney to be made on this 3 BEACH GIANT Owner will'°"'"" """""t. A Duplex!! ""'room, 2 balh l am ii y IO'J. dOY.·n, baJance 8~~%: I'm a dei!ghtful 2BR Md dC'n room home. Reduced 10 Real Estate byMtMfi SHOWN BY APPT. ONLY This Exclusive famlly home wf livable floor plan, large Jot, prof. land- scp, just painted, w/nu dishwasher, cvd palio. A gardeners joy! Call f o r appt. Agt. 968-4156 MOM-DAD & KIDS w ill fall in love w ith this channlng 3 BR home, quaint brick patio, neat tor plants, roarilll? fire in Liv- rm Fl'plc. Call ?.-fartha to- day for details. Agt. 893-8533 SMALL FAMILY WILL Love this Uniqu• Re a l OOneymoon cottage! Shake root J big hr's, 2\1 ba's, laun dry nn. gourmet kitchen. crackling fi!'ll., .lam rm, big back yard + dbl garage! Assume 7% VA loan, only $22). Tot. mo. Bier 962-5.SU. OPEN HOUSE ll23 Main Street 1465 S. Coo•IHJ91way l.aoJuo!t 1Hch4_t7-l 744 tub, tint~ glass and n1uch more. $135,tXX> A PR€1TIG€ /--l-I HOM€1 FIXER-UPPER STOP THE WORLD With this 1-bdrm. treehouse, HERE'S A PLACE TO GET lhe aeller Is Including a 4 OFF. Located high uo on bdrm. home + a detached Laguna's famed RIVIERA guest studio, all on a huge, COA S TLI NE, WIA clo8e in view Jot, loaded PANORAMIC VU OF ntE v.1th Guacamole trees. OCEAN. $89,950. OPEN DAJLY 1-6 PM NEW custm bl!. 4 BR & lam rm, 3 car gar on alley wf lrg space for trlr or boat. All dlx features. Two blks to Lake Park, walking dist. to bch. 536-882L Geralds. Thomas, Realtor. Unusual 3 BDR?i-f. F1..00R Pl.AN, SERVICED BY 21,2 .A-Olan Custom Built """"· r BDRM • e•m NEW, v.·alk to ocean. 1900 ~. HAS SEPARATE EN· REA L ESTATE QOQ (,1, '"'''Y '' ~I 19.1 "'~1• )~\1 P l16 """TRANCE&PRIVATE It. or gracious living space. ENCLOSED PATIO. The torm~. l;e ~~ main floor has seml-formnJ l~""""~!!!!l"""""'l':t"!'? I '"' Chol $$3 lWV\ !iv. rm. WIOPEN BEAl\f L1gun11 htch 1048 . ce area. ·"""· CEILINGS, SIJDlNGf--"-------- =842-7411 Eves. GLA~ OPENS TO SUN SPECTACULAR FOR SALE BY O\\'NER tri-DECK WITH OCEAN OCEAN VIEWS level home, 4 br, 2~ ba, den VIEW. from many rooms of thls tm- WOODS 4 BR. 2~ BA, Jo'am Rm., Form al Dining Rm. l'i1aassive FP + Sunken Coiiversation Pit. 3 Car Garage. $63,900. Vacant soon. Take O\'er 1'h % loan. By Ov.'ner. ADULTS ONLY: Spacious 2 BR w/ view, Irplc, custom decor. Private com1nUJJily w/rec center, pool, jacuzzi & walk to golf, 24 hr secur- ity, TOLLE REALTORS. 586-8500 at 22!'63 Ridge Rte Dr .• Lake io·orest, Ca. Newport Beach 1069 BEACH HOUSE Oiarmin.g 3 bedroom home y,•ith den and dining room on a romer lot. Ca U Day w Nile, &15-72'11 . SACRIFICE!! &lbofl. duplex, ~ blk. to O\vners residence with beau-$34,!Wl. Day, 2 BR., 1 ha., $'19,fiOO. tilul private ~ds 675-8600 anytime Gov't appraised. Priced thou· sands below market. SE!ller wry anxious. Mwit sell fAsl! 2 story, vaulted ceiling, formal dining, famlly roo1n, huge mastC'r suite, den, pe.ck-a-boo ocean vlcv.•. TllJle advantage! Call 645-0.'!03 B•lboo bea<h rotta,., !> PLUS • VISION • 2 BR, 2 Ba. Stonethrow to ocean, wlbest schools, bike trails, comm. pools, ten- nis, 2 car gar, airy palio. See this loday! Agt. 842-9371 & !nnl. din-nn., Meredith st t! P 8 aver kitchen has mac~le Emerald Bay home Gardens. Shown by appt. BUILT-IN RANGE & lwrunous-4 Br, 4 Ba.-delux.e only. 968-7994 OVEN, DISHWSHR., DISP. ~~ Sfsg~ge-v.'On t 1733 WestC"lill Dr. SH~:c~.u3rg: & v::m rm. ~~n~ ~~~ LINGO REAL ESTATE 1 .... N ...... .,,,,.."ii"'iiii"iiioi'' ...... -.. = ..... 1 A CllDWBJ. llllKE! COMPANY SPACIOUS SUPERLATIVE This elegant S bedroom home has all the l avis h extras from shake roof lo formal dining room. Kld11 can romp in I.hf' 40' pool \.\•hile adull!l E?njoy t h e jacuui and built-in flrering and fireplace !or kOE?ping wann 100. $58,500. •MQuail l lii•Plac• Praplirti•• · ' 752-1920 MOO QUAIL St. MlWl"OIT l!ACM blk. to hny : 2 BR., den, l . bu., $49,500. Balboa Point A chanruna: lBR rental ""'ilh homE!, 4 BR., den, 2 ba., private Yanl '!tllTet!Uy pro-REALTY PRICE IS RIGHT! Pool N•. Bch-893-0584/ only 3 yn old & hos """" 4!1!-8086 0' 499-1.1'7 WATERFRONT This 4 bedroom home has 893-1542. Wllque features. Offered 1or Laguna Niguel 1052 $9-1,500 duclng 225/mo. Marshall Rcall.Y Gf'.>-4600 ALL 27J;lro~ ~~ ::; CONDO-BY OY.1NER, 600 E. on a generous 47xll8 Jot In I =========~ 0 c e I\ n Iron t. Unit 2E, the best south-of-hwy loca-11 ·been p1-.fessionally convert· Irvine ~~ only, ed to 3 bedrooms (ove1'Sized l ;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;· ;:,t ,,.; I $59,750 __J/,p, MBR) or pool table sizel ' LOW INT. WAN' AVAIL! "\.... 11 -' recreation r oom. Country BUY ME MISSION REAL TY "" n1. IYU4IV $7 5,000. Tenns open. tion.$89500 finn DESPERATE kitchen w/break!a.st bar & I'm Lori Ann. I have 3 985 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna SPECIALIZING IN redwood b ea med ceiling. bdrms .• 2 baths and a den. Phone {714) 494-0731 LAGUNA NIGUEL VIEW 833-3212 Call 644-T2ll Must 15elJ this weekend. 5 6 bedrm house. Oriental l[urry! Call for fuU details. l\•e been excepllonalJy well OPEN SUN, 1-5 COATS cared tor, have several ex· PROPERTIES SEA TERRACE College P•rk 1020 .. Bedroom, 3 bath, possible POOt.-Patio-Den. 38R, 2BA. ~ garden \\'/babbling brook. ~in. rm. Comer trplc. Bit-I 1 1 Call tor details. ins. <h\•fl(!r $49,950. 646-92?.6 675-8600 anytime • tra teatw'eS and am priced 545 WINDSOR PL. &. nt $48,500. See me, I'm in Beat the money market. Tile WALLACE the Cali!omia llomes al owner will carcy the entire PRI VATE GUARDED REAL TORS, California Homes at 4002 first T.D., or lease/option. S Corona del Mar 1022 Estate Builders • VISION • 962-44S4 •1902 Lo11 Ann. &Inns., large den w I t b 552-7500 fireplace: family room; ex-International is presently taking rt!serva- tions on thE!ir n e w con· REALTY VACANT & READY! dominilllllli, Canyon Cr es t 2743 E. Cst Hwy r-1 t I 1-• I !he MO\i.> in on c redit ""'a es, ocn ~ a oor-Corom de! ?.tar ner of Pacific \flew Drive 1 ,...,~~~~""""""" a,>proval and enjoy 3 big & new MacArthur Blvd in 1 '--.-,,50 Do Bdrms w/ an added family Corona del 1'.lar, ztarting 'r'-' wn room & pool. Entire home Sho\.\·s like a "dream." Very recarpeted in super plush at $fl6,!IOO. PHONE 6-lo-6400: . n I f ' OWNER 11~c1ous oor pan eatures ime green Karastan. Nt!w 3 bclrm.s, 2 baths, beautiful tile in kitchen & b a t h !! • Ch arm Ing duplx., ocean airy f8Jnily room. Contempo Super assumable 8% VA sic!e ol Hwy. 512 Begonia. kitchen Ylilh built-ins. New loan. 1st T.D. $30,500-$46,500 Newly decorated, frpl. ea. carpets. Lovely party patlo. Y"/ PIT! of $279. Owner "1:111 unit, loth & plaster, copper $45,600. Call 540-1720. cl!rry 2nd T.O. dbl. gar. Phunbcd fo r 888 I 842·5541 I T'S F' UN: I ,T' S JN. g n s /clec./walC'r. $79,~. ft.DS... I "iiiOiiOiiOi..iiiOOiiiiOiiOii • VISION • ~·~. ~~'Q = views from Palos Verdes to REALTY Dana Point. $1<9,500 A Rod Hill O>n>P•"Y EMERALD BAY Univ Park Center, Irvine Great white water view. 4 Bdnm., 4 baths, den w1th ASSUME 7°/o VA It's vacant and ne w J y decorated like a model . Only $6500. down, owner will help finance. J BR, 2 BA. J ade Realty 963-7805 firepM.ce; formal dining rm., secluded radiant heated ter- race. Central location nr. tennis courts, nss,ooo MONARCH BAY 4 Bdrm.s., fonnal dining rm., family nn.; seclusion offered by mature trees; fine ocean view. Private pool ~. $135.000 COAST ROYALE AREA TODAY I COUNT t.1V BLESSINGS AND I Ar.I THANKFUL FOR t.1Y ri.1ANV FRIENDS, CLIE NTS. AND REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE..;; WHOHELPEDTOr.IAKE THI S A JOYO US THANKSGIVING. LET US TRULY ENJOY THE GOOD LIF'E AND HELP ONE ANOT'Ht:R . PERHAPS I CAN H ELP YO U. CoH 493·2513 Shru'p 2 story 4 bdrm home on the canal in Newpon Shores. \Vii i sell or Ira.de ($38,500 equity). 4 Unils. On the Y.'aler for only $77,500! Ask fo1· r·nnk. **BY OWNER**° Brand New 3 Br + lam rm, 2~~ 00 Tennis Cl ub Vine Home on greenbelt. l blk from tennis crts & swlm'g pool. $3000 On; S500 ti.lo. OPEN, Fri. Sat. sun-ms VistaUmbrosa{T he Bluffs I. N E \VP 0 R T Oceantront, $112,000. 5.."'0 \\'est, Open House Sun l-5. Riddle & RossReallors .J4I3 Sepulveda, 1'1 a n h o I t a n B P a c h , 713-545-0055 Of' 71.;....GTI--14'1'2 NEWPORT BEACH plumbing, lg. patio, encl. [lflA 5J Red Carpet, Realtors TERE.'ITlNG;, !ta pin e Eves. 714/5-1<1-1999 Open RI!-1' paneled i',ll<'nor &. w o.o d Sat/Sun. ll-4 URI Vlltlt FHA ASSUMPTION 1------·I b"nolog lm•plo«> '"'''' =~=~~~1 - ----·---BAYCREST wnnn. cozy gnthcrings v.·ilJl SHOREq.J.FFS 2 Br, ~en, 2955 Barbor Blvd. UN IV PK Ideal for tennis bull, 3 bdrm 0>.:ford w/\ge l10nus r1n, green belt f:ron. tage, open hoUSE! Fri/Sat/ Sun 400) Greentree La. 5.~-Til31i. In Sou!h Laguuna'1 best area; * NORTH VIEW * 2 bdrms., 2 baths ln ONE t the 1 be ff J 3 Bdrn1s., convC'rl. ct""· 3 b11-fhs: dinirtf: rn1.; :17 ft. !l\·ing rm.; ('O\'('t\"d lnnel + bit-in BBQ. Con\'t"!li('nl Io rtllion: Mn1·in('r.< ~ool dist. $!i(i.:JOO. Own.:'rfBrokC'r. t:lf .. 1509 Lart::e custom built J bcdnn, lam roon1, 2 fircpltiet•s, 3 bath home. Oversized lot. enclosed yard with beautiful new pool & decking. Quiet, secluded strcel on one of the better streets In Ne"'P<lf1 Bea ch. Low \l\t i'I'C!'!I avallnble. A real b1iy at $81.950. 644-7170 ".. ../,. .. •:, .. f; .. /(tli tJo'f•ll<f-t 11!.l.HOlb COLLEGE PARK JUST REDUCED 10•,> DOWN \Vulk IO Sho11pinJt Good financing 1vai!nblc on this 3 bC'droom. 2 ' beth honte. Large llvlng rm w/flreplaCE?. blln1, p t1 t I o . Larae fn 1ll fJ'ff9 + ~1u'l'.!en. o~. ~I/Sun t-! 2269 Columbi" Dr, C.M. 646-ml Eve. 55~74 Lachenmyeri Rt11lto1 t GIANT 2 sfO'RY OVERSIZED LOT your friends, Cnll for ap-beaut. view. 0\!mer movmg, 1----------2 Story, 2 Bedrm poi n r m f' n I to see for V.'Ml!i fast sale. $107,500, COLONIAL Yorkt0\\'11 VIiia Condo yoursell ... Jt's righl hett in in &ck Bay area with· 5 Decorated tout'hcs lht'U-OUI. CoronR riel l\l11r-All l Or C 11 AR1'1 l NG 2 & den. BR'11 plus fnn1ily rm plus Super clean & shows like a sa'>,500. Browncll designed. $pl'cl11.l · dinlng nn. This 10 year old modeL Only $29,000. Ask for :ZS15 E. Coast Hwy. CdM ly prl~ fll Sl19,000. Both Bu(."t.'Ola home has loads of Frank. 675-5511 opE!f1 58.t & Sun. new 4\le and v.•all """"li"" ~ 675-2379 or &u-3307 .-~ .... • OPEN T.ODAY 1·5 OCEANVI EW and is a pleasure to show.. •• · ·• . · 4521 0rT ,,. R.ol d $59,500. FNVf'STMEHT OMSION ini;.nn 1 HARBOR VlE\V lllLLS D. J, FEENSTRA ,.,_(7)41'6).....,., ~!Tll'O ~I-3 BR .. ft1m. ~ 3 BR, 2\1 Ba, Fa.Jn-nu, 2 642-4513 Inc. !'>-19--3162 1 ""~!!!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!~ din . nn .. 4 bu. Ocean View. Fl'plcs, Custom Decor 1=. PINE FRESll LIVING Pool! $'137,500 $126.500. 644-mlS • OCEAN VIE\V LOW PRICED Home near Unhrenity Park. 3 BR, Huge prof'ly lndscpd low main!. lot. r orcN to move. 552-9037 Lagun• S.•ch 1048 THE DOOR KEY Is All You Need m:tin house plus separate o mos . au 1 u • areas dcvelopt!d 1n recent guest quarte_rs. SpeclaC)Jlar )'E!ars. Comm. s1,·im pool. ocean & \\."lute v.·ater \'IE!\\11 p I y gr n d , c \ u b ho use, thru large trees. $98,500 Premium view lot. N ea r nev.·. l BR, 2 BA, fonnal dlnlng. $63,500. 4 BR. 2 BA, lorma1 d ining, family room. $66,500. ._,~_.R;;;::,;... LAGUNA NIGUEL 1105N.CoaatHwy .. Loguna REAL TY 494-1177 49Ht>IO 83'>-"150 OCEAN FRONT NEWPORT BEACH Deluxe Duplex. ntitstanding investnlCnt opportunity. 2 l'p-2 Dov.·n. Asklni: $160.000. Bkr. 67:1-9499 or 6Zl-1541 NEWPORT SHORES 2-Sty. ,\-fo'rame; 3 UR., -GEM-OP&.'l SAT & SUN 1_5 Beautiful 4 bc!droom, 2 \~ \\lelmme io the carefree at- bath hon1e v.•I v I e w, nmphere ol secluded en- J:O-F Tu.'!Un Ave., N.B. Costa Mesa 10:Z4 u p g rad; n g thtoughouL joyment! Huge estate ~ize It's so neat & immaculate! 3 BR., 2 baths & room for nn extra lge. family rm. All thia .\ n fMtastJe ocean view; ai.11 soon, ii "'Oil'! last long at $69,500 MAGNIFICENT FAMILY HOME likP lll'Y."! s:.iJ.000 1/ .. '"\JI IJ ..• (, f.,,.u-gcst l ~!y. A-Fl'11mc, ...-Ht.££no {ff• /.><#HI 1 :>BR. $.i.1.00\ REALTORS 642-4623 Ov.'JK'r bought l'll!W home. ynrd \\'f fr ul l 1rees EASTSIDE Submit nll terin,o;. $62,500. galore-Bont & TrailC'r ac· Drastic R.duction OPEN Sat & Sun 1-5 cei;s. 4 min. to the Spec. DOLL HOUSE 1005 Park 1'1111 DMve tacular Pncif.ic Ocean. \Valk REDUCED TO SELL 2 Bedroom, 2 bath house on $61,500 SPECIALIZING JN' No. M1lnt.-W1lk Schls. LAGUNA NIGUEL VIE\\' R-l IQ~ wllh l'()l')n1 to bu.lid. lla:n:tW'OOd noored be a u t y $&4,900. Mla:ht trade. graced hy fruit trees nn 675-8600 anytime extra t>pacious lot. Gtt11t for •. VISION • nc~vlywedl!, bachelon o r grandma. $29,500. REALTY 27<1 E. C§l Hwy Corona dll 'Afar 1£1~i:.~~~ Prapmrii•• , 752-1920 BY OWNER, DUPLEX 1400 OU.t.lllf. NIWl'Ol1 a1.t.CH bntsUcally re d u e e d tO 837 St. CaJr St. $85.l'MXI. 3br. 2hft hom e 4 BR. Pool home. All terms. w/Lrst lbr, lbn, kitchtn. din $47,$0. ()pen SllUSun 1-5 rn1 !< llv rm area-rental. 2920 Cl ubhouse Rd 1-:;vcrythln& upgntded, newly ll.le1a Verde 4 Sr Pool home. paintl'd. G()O(f lnterest ra\e. Open SW'! 1·5. 0P£N IiOVSE SAT A: SUN CLANTZ REALTY SERVICE 12--5. 52'1 I 5l1% IRIS M5--C289 LUXURY DUPLEX •;;,r"".,,Z,"::. ;;:~:::i.: TOBIN REALTY, INC to schools & shopping, 1 84&-13TI blocJc 6\\'ay, Rcduc:ed for BIKE TO SOIOOL Quick Sa.le to $48,500 VA trrm11. ~~or Performance C,M,H.S. OT' O.C.C. thi.t 4 Br. ,1111 846-3.177. 2 Ba goo<lle. Len~ t 11 J"~s"k~I. ESTATE REPOSSESSIONS ~8-U68 For inlonnation 11.nd locetlon of these Fil,\ &: VA hOlllet, Do It yourself ASSU!l.fE 1r,;,, 3BR, 2 h j\ contact • II hOme ln 1flesa Verde. fam · )'OU are 8 bulkier or j ~ · 1 -~ KASABIAN "'""' "hav• lh• Pl••c"" ot nn, oovt'r.,.,. patio, rg ,.,..... · ho ~ Opc!n Sa1 k Sun 1-5, 32Z1 Rtal Estate 962-6644 /(ttUJ& your me grow uvm 011.koh\. ~ the V'OUfK! up, hen!'• ;wr OK VA BUYERS opportunity. 'J'Wo VIEW 2 lrvel 4 BR & lan1ily hon1c, PROPERTIF.S 21,~ baths. Huge llv nn y:/ SEA TERRACE stone f.rplc & new 11h11gPRIVATEGUARDEDAREA C"rpll. Bltin kit, overaized paUo wf hltln BBQ. dbl Enjoy The Good Life garage. 5 min. to bcac:h. Cill 49J..:ZSl3 Call IH0-86"- like fo,..st 1054 7°/o INTEREST 2-STORY BY OWNER O">IER 31>•, uodor SJS,000 !.01'S wtlh plans '°' n tan-DrlvC' by 1009 Arbor St, You may U!C ;'OUr GI on this Bt1utltul tllr ~ 2 hdl bath~ &16~2642 eves to .ct, f(lt beautiful' bedroom, 21,~ l>fllh last\c home •.. Drop by and Shall' earpeu, bu 11 t. in ' emails alMG-3628 trf.levtlhome. lncludctcp11, riOUsE IS:JmoA~p~~ Dl1'1wa1her. R'O['J"l'QIJ"i \VOW! COSTA MESA ....-.-drpi;, and dlshwuht>r. Near NEW CUY1on1. 11pllt I e v t I, cu11tom dm~1. Lio~r "" ~·-. -oc-•~.ooo 3 9-.:-""'2 htnch. SM.MO Bier 5J6....8836 stlNDAY 1 to 4. ComE!r 2 Br. 2 BA, double 1t1:n1a-e· P'-d 11gal"'"'\lf' ... • '" ""'""'" • '" -... "" m Summit Drtw and Summit all tt\E! "goodk-5" + OCEAN watkwt,yt. It's a R E A L BA. 2 car pre,ae, •n~1"'N \Vay. Or call 646-0555. VIE\V, Only $62,SOO v.·f l0% BARGAIN 11it S 4 4, O O o. I.11~1· dupl<'\;; 3 RH . •'.'l.C'h unit. $99,500 Incl h111<1 CAYWOO D REAL TY ... 548-1290 • IOEAL FOR TWO 0 1am 1ing Bun~ilo"· ln onf' of NE?.,..•p o 1·t Ue ac h'~ rJncl'lt k1t'Atio~1s. 2 BR'11 + Tkn · 2 BA. Nice view, hrirk frplC' & m n n y at. !rnrtivl' fc111u1..-.s for I\ t"l"nii~hc priL'' o f $14,SOO. O!x'n !l:at fSun 2·:i 'T'rd llulx'rt As~l:lll'.~ ~ \'1a UOO 61~~ -Sunsets Supreme B:L~ t.. !\1'('210 view. 3 Bdrms .. :Z bolh'I: com p lrtc ly remodelC't'I. l'tf' I n. n d . $69,.SOO, Own;~ .,..·ill ualll 1n Ji?1'1ncing. biM.tr.r.rn:ll..-1 EutakSf! Coda ?o1c:g;1. Nenr back l>Ay. 4 bedroom .i famlll room. 2 b/\th. Low down VA &: F1t/\, Crul't ht"lll lhl• ~· W,!'iOO. Hurry! * Slit(),OOJ * street Mesa del MAr •~-0\' O\\INER G«-6819 t.tany xtr1ur. $42,900. Owne.r PILOT. MO-OM.5 S Bdnm. 2 story, pool table d G n_, . ., "'M! ~ n...1--' l onl n. A.gt., , • ..........,.. ~ r1·11>1:1pa 1 y. 3 BR, 1 ha, cpts drps. Newly 111~ family rornn, formal 71~j \\'ATERFRONT 1-BR.lrw:i "t r~~rnw In lfffo \\'c!i1 decor&!ed. $30,(Q), C 11 11 rttnlng, bc•m (.'('i1lni1, hU$t1l "' WALK ER & LEE \ H.EA I. &!TATE 545-9491 • * South or Hwy * • mmt ~II. 979-4M7 2 ADJ. R2 lots, \.\'/4 pin. 3 br. 2 be. $49,0'XJ. o .... ·Mr Alt'!nl 615-6900 OONOOIPLAZA ne.\1(1 eomeipu1': )VU "'•nt to ~' Sl.~9367 acll? Clasilfied ods do II Sell •dlP Ucm11 wtth ~ Daily y,'t'JI • call NO\V 642--5618. Pilot Qusiflcd ad. ISQ..5618 ••• 659 ,_ r I ··-· I II n.u I'll Cl 11·~ 'd nn ... 2-sl"""', ht''" mastrr I JI\ I •Jl\ll\• Plll"ll 01'ts:slfll!d ...... -1 /MS-3l!t oul, or 11 rea ...... ~an CA ......,.y ot us 1.,... ,. • ¥"" Ad ~11 6" =~ Prr1 B •u\I(' ~1 bftlron,v ;, O!'Jl'n -..... ··~·-•J .. ,.o. ASSU~tE VA 3 Ur, 2 Bit orrnancc, kr. s.i7--3584. C\<ery l'ta.y ! hrnm1. P\1, ll~"f"k & d'lf•k I "'\\'f'rd It k Reap" comf'r lot, SM,000, Owner/ Assm-tE 6% , 3 DR, 2 B", lt S&l.900. T 0 J, ~ E RF.At,. I tTcin lmt!iUreti \0 trash Agc!nt 5-16-7739 t.11 to oceo.n. LA CU•!lln. OM't gtve nr, m. !hip! ••l:!!.!!...°!':!~~i.ct rorts. !180-MOO. 41 ~ Tt1m Wm l111n ca.o.b CIM&ified Ad i Call 612·~71 Pr1n only. $<13,500. lJSS-14116 "Utt" It in c lllllDtd. ShJp - -c-.._ Rlc1re Rte Dr .. l~klf Forrlil, I CALI. OAlLY PILOT todayt CLAcoSS=IF"l"'Cl>o=.wn=lc:""'"'_;;ll"-t-_,_l~.o~Sho="=it..=ul"-t"a'-! 612-66=-="_;;·-...!:======:==!..1~0.~. _______ 1 £'1~1l.."lr!f'd . , fi.12·5G'iS • S.1tYtdly, Novtmbtr 30, l'f7111,.., .... ----::::o~---:-:---::,.--...,....,.-.,,....,.,....,,..,...,.,,..,.-..,., ... .,...,..,.,....,,-,--.... ,......,.....,=,, ..... ..,,....,-..,,.-~~=,..,..,,--,--";""---""'""-r""====:.;:::::r.;;:::::r: ewport lk•c 1069 1 ondomln1um~ Income Propeny 2000 Houwt furniaMd HoVMI Un urnl unt npton S..ch 3240 untlngton Buch 32.,_ Oupl•x•1 Furn ~ Ap1rtment1 Furnished for w it 1700 h ~., ' Bulldusl FHI Vl1wl 6 Units _ Mnci Genvel 3202 Coron• dol Iller 32221----------------NEW DUPLEX. BAiboa Newpor t 8Hc •• Li\.~ on Kiftl(I Koa.d, 3 Liil. 2 319:J, COUJo.:GE I\ \'E $ upptt 4 br, 2 ba, $ 4 5 0 · BA l or 2 .,0.,.,. Vai·am. ror< Gl<•r< o~·o •~~· 1-" 87,500 SSS to IU5 UTIL ptl. bat~ COM SPECIALS IRAHD HEW FOURPLEXES """"··lower 3 br. 2 ""· "5'l NEWLY docontod .'8• !lorn. Ownt-r 1noc l\·a it'd. 11m, Sat & Sun. 3 tMrn.~. I T\\o 3 unlt bulldJnip • prime lli)U, t..aawia, CdM. Newport 2 br. -patio • Jll•&t • $..~ 2 & l IR. O \Vntr., S4%i Yrly. 0 I W , bad\. SleePI 2.. 1.St.h S't • IUJODA ~lACtL. Rlrr b!lnn~. rlhl i:am~r $.';2.!lf.0. O'.lillla Attia I 0 cat I 0 n . 3 S!liS t BON., ga.ragr, patJo, 2 br. • Shottcllfb. • f\Jmi.11\ed I. 1 5 FROM $20 luundry. 50' from b th. OL'f'anh'Ont (rear). '1!iO. + 17141 642-3600 CJS Rl::AL EST ;\ TE , inlnutet to So. Col1t Plua. M block ocean. N.8 . • $650. 4 br. • Bay\1tw . new Gn-7848 util. Winter. 83S-Q68. BIG CANYON BR 3 Ba 5-L~-1168 l0.5~li cap rate + 10.49' f.m IJT1L pd, 1 Bdr ,frplc, • $7SO. 3 br. ·Pool·furnlah-•Dishwashers •O pen Beam CeiliD~S Apartmenta Furnished BACHE LOJl..beach view, lice Vil'W lol. s~.500.' !\10\': l01l'f'nd1&ble. Quiet cul de Ille. 'Nu<ty':f:t:r'A~AL s ed • $1»). •ShaR Carpeting thru·OU l •Completely wint('r, 1!d Court Sl. $1«1. tna. ~1ust aeu. o"·uer . 1 1ncome Property 'ldoo G1'0!is Sl065 P"f month! • T NEWPORT Dra ped •P·rivate Patios •Enclosed Belboe Island 3706 Util pd. ~79.l-8346 ~ 11111·ry • call to pre v I• w m.40lO or 496-3248 TOWNHOUSES Garages. Sorry No Pets. 1 Mlle to STEPS TO OCEAN BIG CAN\'()N. ·l~lt F'H. 1~ I PREPAID t!~~lr:~l~T DIVJSION Corona del Mat 3122 3 br .• Private boat slip Ocean N~~rrd!e Arot·N!.a~y~ 3 Bdnn,~ mo vl!""""l~.M n'l&nll)' '\'.lbtM, 101 \'01 . INTEREST AND 2 BR cute oouage , S300. mo. 2 ~:brand t'ie\11 .137~. 15t nr cornu bldg. 300 Ai»l:-=-:;.=.o:..;"";--;=,,-;cM ll~·=J-.:R, t..:ASTHLIJrr. I POINTS 1•u111~· .:;~llvle~'. Realtor &l2·:m2 E 'BLUFF BEAUTIES .(3 blks. w. ol' Beach Blvd., 1 blk So . or b'75-30:!" ~Property H o u1e i J.l!D',.JU\I. !it U)'. ~ 11 ~ I ru JIJl\CI 15th. Rer. 3210 " · 201·219 Oswego A•t., H.I. Jena Ave. $350 mo. No ll;e. 2 BR wmt~r, S210. Step1 W lllir :lb ra 1 ,11 ~und('('k. 1 Snun1t lnv1•!tlment1' A\·nU:ible I ijiifi!C 1-'UT!N. townhouse, CdM. 2 2 br. 21* .• pool • privo.le . ,Adams) Coron• del Mar 3722 DYNAMIC Ir g oceanfront ' ·.' tt, 11 .! • f<li' 1974 cl~lng v.·lth so(t . ----··--R1·, 1 1 ~ 8 11. 2 blk* to Chlrni $330. 3 br. F. room • 54ff501 f 557 7010 2"·· ''" •- N $89.500, ~H17~ h 1070 dull11r11. Units. 1nobllt' hon1e I GREAT Co\-e l>l'!lch. 613-893G sundeck • $496. 4br. lba. • J,;;.::::::::::;:::::.::::::":::::::"::::::::::::::::::_ NF:w 2 BR, 2 ba, Chalet-type ~~~ ~Tiofiii(::hi67'J--~· ~1 ewport •9 ts 1111 rk:i1, ()ffll·e hullrlh1g!I", c t Mtu 3124 pool ganit'tu $4!6 Condo, pa.rUy (urn. Frpt, OCEANFRONTWI d Ix 1 niott'bi, und sh Q" p In i; I INVESlMENT os • • • ' H · •·· h 3252 deck. Ctbl. gar. Walk to · nter, P • GREEN THUMB? I .. 11 unt1n9ton -c 3240 Laguna Niguel 2 Br t Ba gar adults no v 'U I I bf (.'('11\('rli. Our S IU tr ' 11•il. 30 unlt1. All 2 Br. I '.l f5ri1ALL 2 Bedroom house. Call 675-'l22S Bea.ch. $400, 61f>..:i63 pets.'$250. Cn.54io ' \ ou O\'l' t • urt-s! l'll i IM'.' pll•nllt'd to t'OOrtl1n111c Ba, frplc. ~ yn old, low l-.:u~t5ide CM. 3 mt from LEASE 4 BR, fam/nn, nu RENT 3 Br. 2 811, Utll Rm, Costa Mesa 3n4 Newport Heights 3770 stu~~'<I hllule" with tlill ilhtttli' w1!h your a{'('()UJ'llUnl. By vace.ey. WU! RI! on t'Cll· IJel\ch. Share ilA le eltc· palnt, crpt1, l.'OV. pa!lo, nr. Laguna Nl&uel , Drpa, Crpts, i.rt't.'I •. !uxu111int f!'rn~ 111MI n PP 11 In Im c n t only. IN· tract. Pr Incl p I ea only. tricily. $165 mo. 64G-Gl81 Bu.shard .l Yorktown. $320. newly palntrd. $325. mo. ' nowerin~ ichruh~. vE~i-~tE:i.''T o 1 v1s 1 o N $4.40.(0) ni.1. 963-tm or M5-7887 Casa de Oro UNIQUE Frl)CC(I ro11r y1Jnt "'llh orrhid (714l Thi·\93! Sparling Real Estate Laguna 8a1cl'I 31~ CONDO 2 br, den. frplc, l~i H=So~r~~ Loi! &or· ALL UTlLITJES PA.ID Balboa lnn. Pool Util P<i-~~~ ~~l"Ud~~CE v.·\th I II aauail ~ '13-354~ E~1ERALD BAY ba, quiet. ctose to shopping. l"i!.00$ St. $400tmo. L II e . Compare t-~fo~ )'OU n:nl .uoo lo $250. ~40. "I"'·· dtior oiwMr. • Plac• ALFA~FA RANCH House "'ell furnished or un--SPAC. 2 Br, F .R., beam cell-Adults. $250. 963-3508 alt 4M-9721 CUston1 designed, featuring: San Clemente 3n6 Hm"'4.' ha,; 1~11:·· llv. rtn "'Ith Pra __. ·iea I 1100 AcrH. high producnon. ~,:h!'"~·.~JIL. -~l':e. w, ~p, frpl, paneling. C&O, 3?1\1 I ~~--~-----· I• Spacious kitchen wiU1 in· fplc-J twt l '111 bathsh p...-1. I r-.1 t &: rk ti '"""a" _....,. ~ "'.r'U""' Ope Sat il Sun 605 4 BR. 1% Ba, all amenities, Newport Beach 3269 direct lighting 2 BR apt, $185. mo. Child or . . rm11, . . , 752•1920 . anage1nen 11\ft e ng L"r I I 3156 1mmac. n ' I -~ anl . • Sc-•at• <l'•"g •-a dog ok. Pool. Call evta on!v 11unn,y ltitt.-hf'n y,•1th 11tow, ••OO OIJAllSI. Ml'Nf'Olf llAO uonlract ftvallable. lgu Se ~M;MJU"'~,,,:~•~•·c,..~----e111.~ Y , nice Ill-ea. $325. ,..... '" ... '" " rt' f 1 I~. and dllihv.·a1d!f'r . E?'cellent Jnveflment SPYGLASS. 4 BR. Fam·nn. nw. 968--9174 3BR, 2BA, FAM RM • llonie-like storage i~'~"'"~"~"~·-----o=d Sep~r tl~nlni.: room, • * PRICE Bill Grundy, Rltr. ATI'RACTrvE 3 Br, 3 Ba. fantastic view, 23 llnlf Moon 3BR..,.R. BEACH Harbor Vlt':w Honlt', Nr. Pool • c"'i ivatc patios Santa Ana 3780 F1lll rine~ s;;s,SOO. \Qb-el Co. SLASHED * * 67>6161 • tlen, bllns. frplc, winter. Bay, o-~""~:_,....;:Col:::.,1 :::643-"'-'185""'7~·I & Greenbelt. $485 mo Inc • oli:(!d garage w/slo.r:age I'--------''-'-' Rtt11IQ1~ ~9346 $465. Vtiy $495 67":>-4923 or &W-6926 :;:; gardent>r. • M11.rble pullman $145 -~1odern Singlt: Apt w/ NEWPORT HEIGHTS $3050 PrimlcN~.5!~-~A,·mRKln<I"'' 11)624-TIO'J. . 2 BR. 2 BA, frl>l, gar, close O~e.~a: =.e. p~ Rrt. C1. TA1Yl.ORCO. : ~:-n ~7".!.ues sur· garage~_,1 ~·~ ,,.~.1 4 JJr de brl k f I I • ,.., .. 1Ywu1o: ' N B h 3169 heh f 11, 9'>?!: • ea tors Developers "'"'l '-'Ill .ru....,.. • n, c Pc, arge 2 IJ)d;v!dual Homes. 2 BR. 1 ~k of 10 buildings. ewport eac to , um. ava _..... mo. 494-0434. TJ2.-0.IMI 1-oundcd With plush llllld· 9m p W k HX •t y -lot. c.iioJt.e. "'1 .. -w-n,...Bt!tu.:h BA & r BR , 1 ·sA. -P;iy for t66;0!Xr Square Feet 6~7='-'~'='~IS~~-=---..co"--Irvine "3244 1>e.iping _., er . ee -.p.N "oves ou location. Nec~d11 tome TLC. lhenuwlvt'S. Exterior nei"ly Elu:ellent Terms $50 OFF lST MO HARBOR HI CHLANDS. Adultll, No Pets Jn. ~toaeyn Apt, utll pd. ~wpi;;11~n~af8~:t~:;r pn lntOO. \Valk 10 n1ajor B ill Grundy, Rltr. LIDO ISLE 2 s., ·1 Ba,_frplc, gar~. close to ~1ariners Sehl. & 1BDRM1o~urn. S2l5. ,_ea~u_,_,_,...,_,_7._-~--·• • •a•ar•• shopping ct-n l e1', r.tost * 67Ul6I *. LINDA ISLE $295. 673-2925; ~r:>-2024 *RENTALS·* Park, Ensign Middle Sch & :! BORr.1 Jo~urn. $245. Apartments Unfurn • .,. _., dcslN><I Costa Mella Ea.st· Harbur High Dist . 3BR. 2 365 \V. Wllsou 642·1971 ENCHANTING GARDEN 61* AlllU.unable Loon. 3 llr, pool, •'\lei! hOU.'IC, opcrt beum11, ft"Plc, 3 l'Hr gnr. 1 Llkt' living In a P 11 r k ! ()pen: 1·5, Frl.-Sun. 6l1 Al- de8.o Pl110f'. /\gt. frnl-2763 S11n Clem•nt• 1076 DUPLF.X-1·1 Br. 1-:! Br. \\'alk to Beach. $36,:IOO. 0\\'NER \Viii F"in!'lrl('(' at 7i-~'fr ""1m1tll rlo\l.·n. J RH .. dm. fam rm & din nn, 1ienn. ocean \•iev.·. $6!1.900. AA REALTORS n Cien'll'nll.' ·192-2100 S1nt1 An• 1080 ASSU!'otA.Bl..E f"HA LOAN and owner iA v.·UUni::: to carry 2nd 1"1JI deed. Tv10 story model t.1lndo \\'Ith lv.·o bed- rooms, two bflths. Fully car- peled and draped. Enclosed , yllt'rl and garage. Com1nunl· ty pool IUld playgrounl'I for children. Excellent family living, 1oc11.1ed 11.t !\1cFad· den and Harbor tor only $26,T;iO. Call 8.'0-2332 or 642-1000 for furtht'.r lnforma· ''°"· -- Mobile Homes for ... 1. GREENLEAF 1100 5SIJU' Adult Com nlu n i I y rrJU \\"hittler Ave. C~I hai; a.v;:i il &. bi!.autlful 21"-&l Bai·· rington i\lob1le llon1c. Call belv.-cen 9 a m &6 pn1. 646-7965 sidC'. $46.!lOO. Call 640-8612. INCOME TAX SAVER! \V~~r:oNlf~~ES Costa Mesi 3224 Universily Park Ba, prlv. patio, $400. n10. 10N"E~W-""'P°'O"'RO:T""""'V~l~L~L""AO'G:''O"E l ·B-•-lbo_o_ls_l•-n_d ____ 38_06_ 4 Unit Apt Bldb'S. brand new. Bill Grundy Rlt J BR ., 2 bu. • •• ..... · · · .$315 Avail. apf!rox. Dec. 15, \ViH have J"ust 8 few 1 & 2 ----------·I 9-FOURPLEXES COVINGTON $89,950 10 UNITS, C.M. Prime rental area w i th nioderate rents. \Vt 11 ex· ch.ange or sell. TRIPLEX MESA VERDE Close C'scrow this yenr for r. PRNATE be.ch. home. $U5. 3 BR., 2'' ba ....... $380/400 548-78'12 n(t. 4 pm. 1nax. tax sheller. Ideal for 67$-6161 Utll pd, pai1l)' furn. The Terrace • Bdrm apls available on a 4 BR. 3 Bu, \\'Ith Jo~lreplace. owners to live in front 3 . KIDS, pet ok, fenced yd, 2 BR .. 2 b11. ......... $.350/~ EASTBLUFF Lux. Villa, nu r Ir st come, first-se1v('d Assun1e rem1iinl11g 9 mos. BR. Many de I u ,..e ap-F'OR rent $200, v."anted In-garage, 2 Br duplex $170 •S BR., 2 ba •. ,,, .•• $395/425 eust. cpttdrps. 3 br, 21·~ ba., basis. References absolutcly lease. No depo!Jt. $550 per point.mcnts. Choice H .B. telligent wonlan to shr very EASTSIDE 2 Br $18S. Garage. 1 Gr~nlree Hoines wtlg. fam. nn., 2 pa.lioi;, required. Adults only. mo. 67!>-9493 aft 6. locahon. Rltr., 968-£894. · nice 2bt home w/31 yr old stove, Want & cat ok 2 BR .. ll1 bfl .••••••••.• s.10() main!. incl. Avail ln1med. $175 & UP LARGE 2 Br, den, 2 Ba, ~l. Industrial Prpty. 2100 man located Balboa Island, KIDS, pet. sirialet ok. 2 5 BR., 3 ba .••••••••• ·• •• $490 $575. n10. 641.&:::2 or 533-2210 Furn ishecl & unfumished. Wot·king girls. ll7% Dia- Newport Beach, It's just Br $215. Garage, applns Turtlerock . • ="""'c=·~""""·~~-----Tenni! L'OW'tll. (lessons loo!J, nlOlld. 615-3288 or 675-5758 what it &a)'S, call 6'13--S625 Homtfinders * '42·'900 4 BR., 21·' baths · ··•· · .•• $450 FOR LEASE Bluffs aren, 3 voJley~ll, giant recre~tion Corona del Mar 3822 25.500 Sq. FL UNITIZED IN· by 9:00 am wkdays only 4 BR., 2 baths ····~·$4'.15t450 b 2 ba J los lg bldg., billards, player piano,1--------'-= DUST. Worry tree ner in-SOuth Liguna 3186 MESA VERDE Fam lly 3 BR., 2 ba •••• $47a wtgdnr. '!A~frpl. ·~·~tCo~~ 1:j= 10 actes of ru st .ic at· EXTRA large 3 Br, 2%.,Ba. come, over S32,£XKI & PLUS .o.;..c;.;.;..:"".:.....:.... __ :..;.:.: I Home. 3 BR. 2 BA, lant College Park /d ,.A.,.. mosph~. Huge p r 1 vat e Brand new! Frplc, , h a g other be!K'lits. S 310, 0 00. PRIVATE Bch., oceanvlew rm wt v.ood burning trplc, 4 BR, 2~2 ba. ••· .. ··-·· .. $430 cpl rp. _..,, mo. L 5 e · patios. CJllt, fully draped, all new \I'/ l 5 % do,,.. n. Assx:. love\)' kitchen wt bltn oven \Yolnut Square Sho\\1'1 by appl. Own e r MOVE QUICKLY! ap•'-•. Mo. •-mo. or _ _. So ,..__ 2 hr, Y.'tW, drps., fll'I. $385. & 2 BR 2._ FR ~ 71~1 ...,...,. w .1~ . · ........ st Bkrs 51.5-8424 32356 st 0 n Ing t 0 n Rd. & range dshv.•hr, new .. ua. + ······~··" ~~~=--~----Newport Fwy at Baker St lease from $345. ~. 6400 sq. fl. for sale or leue, l -'-"'i-'-''"'418"--~~-~~~ dillpoaal. indoor utll rm CALL 552·1500 Love For Lease to 557-4075 eves & wknds 675-1016 ~-'C~a:c~~-mp power. Near , __ H_o_u _ .. _,_u_n_i_u_r_n_is_h_..i __ ,~~10~~jg5 :;J· se°r:~ e VIS ION e A:;;~es·~~~I ~~pl~()j $30 WEEK & UP SEE TO BELIEVE! RIGHT REALTY 979--8533. Genor•I 3202 Ca="~"""=~"°~-~o=r~S'-'1""'1=.clc__ Pembroke 1.ane. 3 Br. e ~.so::lght & Up. z. 2 br2 ... ~ ';;~S27AIO & $200., 3 -.., ... 1udio & t BR Apts. br, .,.., .,.._,, 1 wtgarage r.t.J 2SOO SQ FT bldg, nn1ple I·---------· RE."NT LlietOption, 1.f es a REALTY 2 Batpool. S-150. mo. Lease. e '1 v & Maid <>crvll.i! Avail. & r ~cc n t I Y redecorated. p n r k Ing , small living Jl~A RENTALS VerCle J Br, 2 Ba. brand A ~ Hill Company Call 548--0919. e Phone Service_ Htd. pool 64<HSOO or 673-2177 qua11en. Trade for income newplush crptg,fr es hl y Univ. Pat!< Center. Irvine FOR LEASE 4BR MON-•Chlldren&PelSection ROO?ilY 2 or 3 br, l blk. units. 642-4610 wt Wl<Wlll IN llllYICI painted, i mm a c. thruoul-j =··=======: TEGO in Harbor Vic w e $5 •• otf weeks rent wtad wale!. L'~o'CtC','.1C'0"r=s"•l~•'--~2~2A00, I Huge t:ttes & trplc. $350.1 4 Homes. ~ Blk to schools, 2376 Newport Blvd., CM 673-4.555 & f:J2--01CJ H A \VA ll L OTS-\\llLD ORCHID COVERED; 2 level 60 'x130'. adjoining l ots. Roads. elc c, t elephoneA ln! Island of Ha11-a.ii al Nanawale, nr. Pahon, Hilo & Ocean. Ench priced $4,500.· S.1.500. d~'ll. $55, monthly. Select 1 or boU1. Acl·urale aerial & land phoros. Pvt. Ply. G-l+-1673 f fi ... HOUSIS mo.Century:n,546-9.i21 WE HAVE RENTALS parks & swin1 c lub . 548-9755or643--31l6'7 Am hc · · NE\\f apt 3 Br. \Valk to • I . $400 PER MONTH blew 3 As well as a fine selection or r.1en1 rship 1ncludetl. $400 STUDIO APT, 1 rooni & beach. & sho"". 426 Mari-'d DUPLS. br, 2 ba, 2 ''""ics .• 21os Snn-beautiful h o mes FOR per month. 644-5738. ""' •"" "" SAL llath. Furn. Util i n c 1 · d . or phone 1213J.f43-4642 .t-llWPOIT&IAY,C.M.•42·1313 ta Ana Ave., to see call: E! Let US solve your LEASE $450/mo-Ncw 111·1 M c~ & . 97" -hoo I -• IV • b :i mo. ust over JV Costa Mesa 3824 SEVERAL bach units $125. ~" sng n-=-uS. ere ere Harbor ViC'w 2 br + den, sober. 2191 Harllor Blvd,j--------OC:.O.:j 1 Bt"S $130/$160. Util pd EASTSIDE Charmer, 3 br, to serve YQIJ! lofted ccil, lrplc, Patios. C"1. Across from K·Mart. NEWPORT HEIGHTS SUNDECK Nice 1 Br $165 $295. Utils. & Gard n r . overhang. Full lndscpcl & NE ud' yrly Furn & Ulil pd-single. incl'd. No kids or pets, h t, sprklrs. 6 4 O. 13 2 7 or \V fw·n. st Kl, u ~ ro s 8 Brand Nev.·-Close lo School1. SECLUDE B 200 I • •-1 20 1 Zl3-lt7 777• rron1 hc11ch. J11cuu1, IKIOL 3 BR, 2~ HA, dbl garage, D 1 r w /$210 ast """· Jan. · ~~~-='c.------l'rplc \\'/\•icw. Crpts, tlrps. blt-inlO. lrplc. Call i,· 1 et a Laguna & Cdt-1-Util pd F1ower. For nppt. 645-140'7 BAYSHORES $>125. mo. Yrly custoin (urn. $!.$. j)t!r mo. Lohman, Bkr. 8J3.20l4. BOC?NDOCKS 2 BR $195 TAKING APPLICATIONS lse. Lovely 3 Br, 2 Ba. No 1?t1)8G3-8291 Patio, serv ~vacant • Exce. 4 BR. Very clenn. pets. 2195 CrcstvH!iv Dr . w EASl'SIDE LGE 2 BR REAL nice w. Bl'!I $225/~;:i Bltns, \~1r i;oft .. encl gar ,2131799--4856: 646-6219 El Puerto Mesa \VtW. bltns, refrl&, Po o 1. llB-EC?l-1-Irvu1e ~no\\ patio. s.~. 2371 Rutgers 1 & 2 BEDROOMS !!?:>_·;.,..,...Adults, no pets. CALL me, 4 Br. $285 vacant Xlnt res. area nr OCC SPYGLASS Hill ocean view, IHL ,,,,.., CIPOOose to So. C.OOS3 ·t FPIR.a:ta & shot15 5..i7-49M bel 10 4 Br. 3 Bal:..:,, bonWI rm, incl N~rl:re~~a:.~-S:<nl. 2 BR, 2 BA QUIET. Olll' l BR. i\•t!rpJe.: t\i·o 2 Unobstruetf'd Ocean Vie \I' BR .• 1 ~fa ba.: private patios f'rnt Lot. 76' wirle in ONE OF A KIND & garages. Will exchangl'. Laguna Shores. $85.00'.l. Pyramid Exchangors 327~ ~99-369J L home Br, . 2 Ba G II c' . LlOl·ds 63nk Bldg. gardener. •JV· SM-5035 Crpa. drpl bit cloied $385 all xU-11s & pool serv o ourse Vitiw TO\Vl\'HOUSE 3 Br, 2~~ Ba. 1959 Maple Ave., C.M. ar No pet~. 2~·nnuin, -::R:e~a~l~to~r~1:8~3~.3-:1:7~68~: i P!~O~lO!'l:TORV B'\y Lo !. • finest loc. \\"ill :-:rll 11•/smnll do\\'fl payn1en1 or rrade (or hou se or R ·2 Lot . Aloto£2,3&4Brhoi..'5 2 Br, newly decorated. 0 Unlver.dtyParlc,lrvine new, nicely decorated. $425. 675-5m f!love 8-1 holidays Adult1. Nr. bus stop ays 552·7000 Nights tn41~ l Br Jo'Urn $165 ALA Rentals 642.8383 201 ?.1esa Drl\'e 3'-"8"'R". =:2"":0·"."2-8-""--10-~Bch. l.Dlll of bltns, pool. walk to Be.11ut. Adult Living ALA l.ENTA 1:: lilt. \"ARO. Irplc .. 1~ University Park Poolsfl'enn!A. $375 mo or shopping, i1 ini:ooaclt. 9"J1 No pets, Spuc. 2 Br, gu DANA POINT DUPLEXES , Fabulous o«tu\ vk>ws 6 t\ew beautiful duplexes i--rum $1it!.950 $9500 l'IO\\'I\ 4-Plex $79,9j() OUit.. Open \Vkends 10-5 \\'k dn)'s call 4!JG..3·131, ai,'1 3.1931 !'.l :1laga Dr. Dana Harbor lnt'Omc Hornell. LS ha, cpt, dt'})S, bltns, au. BE'.liDEMERE RENTAL Lse Option. €)44.69;;2. \V. 19th SL ht'ate.:. PooJ, BS<'. rec. hall, 1 -NE_W_ P-0-RT HEl-GHTS-1,M:""';"~'n~~-•;•~""~' gar. $325. 2445 "C'' Orange 1•~1·1 D ,. "" !>olS--0492 C.M. $1.80. 642-4470 ~ "o. rama 1c ..,.,ane \VATERFRONT, spac. 3 &. 110 by 630 R·2, Hoon1 fol'~ A\"e,, 0 1. &W-7111. e~-es & University Park 3 bedi-t.Jm, den. priv. patio, newly dee. GARDEN 2 br triplex quiet f fi ... HOUSES v.·knds. G73-1J37. 2 bath: ready for Jan. 1 $550 Mo. 6ra-'l001 Agl. FURN. apti;, !gt' I Br str .. bltni;, refr~, la~odry, ~~!t,,s."""'· $150.0ClO. Age n I. • ) AnS. CIIRISTIAN COUPLE wtsm lease. Decorated & land-' NEWPORT SHORES 3BK & $16 5 / $I 7 5 . Ideal for clOS('d gar. Adulls. Pl-ts ok. ~ --~L..ULlaJL OU cl " t t 12 BR pcd (l (A'6) bachelor t1. Adlts. 19!13 761 Scott Pl, apt 2·. 67'"~'. ~Jtts. og, \van o r en · sea . .~ den. 2 BA SJ54} nw. No pcL". -....-o.JU'I RANCHO CARRIL.LO Lot, MIWPQIT a IAY, C.M. 042.1313 house iu Costa ~es.a. Reas. Emmett McKune 644·6WO 646-5921 Chwi::b ,548-9G.~ CHILDREN OK 12~~-BCIJ,s, $19,ooo:, 6-16-5151. CllTJ.E bach unit $130. . rent. 831-}i!n PTL 3 BR. 2 B<I. 2 Blk·. '"Bell. I BDRM. upl., OVCI' 35, no Lgc 2 Br $170; 3 Br 1~ Ba 1-=·S, ., !'lier Av111 · i·c•t NB u·l "d BACK Bao 4 Br 3 •• 2 .~ "' pets, no ~tudents. 105. ""'" $190. Duplex & 4-plex, 2 ~ " • 1 , u l>al ,, · ....., Pools & Tennis . .$375 Mo. or .,.~ 213-27!l-9966 Mount'n, Desert, FANT.~'"TIC vie"'" 1 Br $16;) story doluxe. 380 M Ir a Co Lea.<>.e option. G4H952 nio. 612-3108 pools, crpts, drps, &1~ APT. Sill" ?.1obile Honie in Resort 2400 l<Un1 . & util pd-Singles Loma. $475. mo. Realtor, Realty mpany EASTSIDE, CLEAN 2 BR. 1 NEWLY decot'd. 2 br, l ba, Ad11lt Park on t c Ba;.o CORNER 12 UNITS -=.;.;.."'-----'-""-' LOTTA trees, I Br $210 Cd~1 6-12--22'22. 4 eR, 2 year old hOme, mC<J San Clemente 3276 !'2 BA. NO PETS. garden apt, encl'd ge.r, no $SAVE YOUR MONEY~ u:ASE a new n\obile of your chol--e \\"-Optlon 10 buy! All payments applied t o w a r cl purchase. 5:"J6--8291 $18,i50. 5'11h3672 I U B INDIAN \\'ELLS hwn Condo. F'.P. Utll pd. See now 3 BR, 2 BA, trplc., lg. lam. yd, nr !rwys. Cpts, drps. NE\V CONDO, 3 br, 2%i bn, * MS-274!1 * kids or dogs, $190. mo , Commerciil l'rpty 1600 TWIN b . LOGS. I BR. 2 Ba sleeps 4. Trn. NICE 2 Br 4-Plex S..?65 rm., fnnl. din. rm., vacant. Nr. scOOol &: shopping. $375. 0 c e a.nvlew/Dana 1-lbr.·SC 846--iU9 ' n I nis. pool~. & clubhouse. Bltns, encl. patio, c.p. + stge Bkr. $39:). 968--4405 or 979-25l7 mo. Call aft 3, 962 ...... ';369 1 2 deck ... NICE 1 Br dplx. Quiet. Sep. s p Ac 1 0 u S 2 Br t -I All 2 B . so111c ·w/ Jeam {il41 54!h'i4?.S or 34~2081 l\10VJ<: l:ith, 2 Br hse $175 ., I odl t ,.._ per, car ga.r., , P~•· by garages. Empl~·ed adult '<''/sundcck . 2nd Ooo llP& COMMERCIAL ~'<.'.'ii. l\!11.si;ive stone facing. Nu cpts, patio & garage • DR hou.lie unrum. Fenced mm a• """"cupancy patios. pool. golf. S 3 JO · ove.r 35, No pets. ;;:is.lO'll .......v1 ""· 1-blk r-·-'•'.~. No ~· palm lree5. Be au I. Real Estate Exchge 2800 PRIVATE 2 Br house SlSO yard, crpts & drpa. 3 Br C.0000 Walnut Square, 546-4® or 496-0969 LUXUR OU """" ... •v...... • .. 9 .7°/o RETURN ninlntaint'd. i\1oclt>rale r!"uts. StvtreL fenced, singles ok ~ bltns, pooltpark lac. $300. LUXURY New J ~r. 2 Ba 1 5 guKt h s e · children/pets. 8J9.ll90 Ptin1e, off t r e e 1v a y com· mercial. 41 retail I: oU ice s p It ces. Beautiful Spunlsh motif. Vialble from S a n Diego F'ree'<'"&)'. Shows 9.7'(. cap rate. Top growth are11. PRINCIPAIS ONLY! Cal\ to prev!e1'' (il4) 752-1700 fRlil Professional Office Building Top Annl1(•in1 locntion~ l! 1111!1s <'W"pett•d, nir condl!loned. ltlC'al Ailuntlon for un 011•ner- u.""-r. Sell 0 1· cxchnngt• fnr resldenlial hlt.'On1e South Coast Arru. Sll'"1,000 Call &I-I· 721 1 eta . ' ' TAX SHELTER Prime location. $1S4,9-kl PARK City' Utah-Condo. HQ;\IEY 3 Br, 112 Ba $250 CHOICE Newer MV area, lg. 1-526--49&1. Home Oil Shorechffs golf Furn. ~tald Ea er v. No 2 BR -$'185 W •• l.y N Ta ylor Co Best location for .i;kiin,. & hc h 't smokers , mp. Gent. _66 SHA! n 1AR. ~. · • " Close to &Chis & shops. now 4 br·Famtdin-sep. brkfast NE\V 2 Br 2 Ba "·et bar course, ll('&r ac · 1• any f>.18-TI97 I · .. ..,, ..... 1. HEALTORS &l-l-\910 ~~ !;~'.Jy\Vt~n:~~·S.:o:ii flREPLACE 3 Br, 2 Ba rm. Avail. lU. S4 SO . bUns. On 'greenbelt, 2 CJl; deluxe features. 493--0585. $60. OFF DEPOSIT v.·tad. &16-6733 · FOR SALE Nev.• Luxury equity lor JH'O\·en income home \1•tgarclcner 2044 Phalarope, garage. $350. 644--fi60.t I San Ju1n Lg. t br, garden apt., pool. 2 BR. EA~STDE, new_ cpl.I., "'al(•rfront triplex "'t\•iew property. 00-355.5. $285. Gd area, 2 car, vacant ~ 2 BR., 2ba cstm decorated Capi5trano 3278 $179. 710 W. 18th St. gar, patio, 1n1. ctu\d/1m ' " ' It b " bd ' t.IESA v . pool home $375 v-~ 2 ·-• . _ __;::.:<.:.:.:.;.;..c.;. __ _;.::;.;: ' OK. s·~ uo -o ,,r\1-po1 r r. » rn1s, E 900 3 Br ~ W/~t dbl ~IE&\ ""'"'e Lg. 3 br, ua. Ideal loc, Irvine Terrace. $140 to 1145 2 BR trailers pe .,,., . .............,.14 u 0 t h s . 2 uni ts \\'it h Real state Wnfd. 2 • ,. • ... ., c, gar Fplc., bltns. cpl5, drps. &J0-6345 3 6 R, 2 b a , b I t n s, · DUPLEX 1 BR. B d t' n It i b r n r Y & dbl N.B., Shores, Laguna~_H.B. No pcts. Lease $335. mo. dish wash e.r, elec. gar ~1ature adults only. 132 W. ~ ooar us. firl·phicl'l'. Se p. 1 8 u n d l' y Q\VN property in h1g\e\1'00d, 3kt Br homes $3251$550 546-92ffi 3BR, 21l1 bn, large bonus r1n . opener. Rec. facil. S300 rno. WilSOll 645-4530 Ne1v paint. Quiet adult. No foe's .. bl1ns & trash l'Onip-H:i"·thorne or $Q. Bay 1:1rea'? ALA Rentals 642..8383 EASTSIDE 2Br. Q u I et, ~~~nunity pool. $400. Call collect 714/521-4194. Huntl~gton Bea ch 3740 ~s~!lCB~ .. Z:a~k· 21lthto OCC. • !i(·to1·s. GO' pil·r & slip. Ask-WILL PAY ALL CASH LANDLORDS' id •-~ I I~ S t A 3280 ing $4!l0.000. i\1ake o ffeJ., Call Toni D'Ale!'lsendro • cpl.6 rps,..,..._., mantan ..... NEW DEERFIELD Honie, 3 an I na LOW WEEKLY s,hopping. $135. 646-6710 or Call: ~Its. Ik·ll at &J3.91S2 TD Properties w~ Specialize tn Newpor: ydm~s.f'J2s9no doga. $200 br .. 2~ be, welhar, ll:plc, % 3 BR. 2 BA townhou!le, kit RATES ~646""-'·6~7'9'-'n,.==~~~~ 213-674-~7 11nythne Beach e Corona del i\far e · -• blk lo pool & jacuzzi. Nr. Exe•utlve Suo"los $120. l BR dun1cv, Marr!--> BY O\\'NER al 6*-X gross or TI4-M6-522l aft.6 4 BR FRPLC F 2127 wtbltns, patio & 2 car gar. "' "" "" "" for c1uick S<tle b efore & Laguna. Our Rental Ser-· ' am. rm, shop'g. & Schls. S5l· $265 .. 644 -055.5 727 Yorktown Blvd. £PJ·A""w,,..,,,·1m,o7lreth'.s, no pet.a. yt>i=n••ntl. 20 :<tra. lg. unlur. \VOUl.D HkP to p 11 r c h 8 8 e vice 11 FREE to You! Tr)• bltns, dbl. car a:ar., 2 ba., Ligun• Beech 3248 ...,., 548--0358 units \l'/pool. C.i\I. L 0 \\' modest 3-4br. 2 ba house, in Nu-View! no pets. $345. mo. Call: Santa Ana Heights 3282 Beach Blvd. at Yorktown 2BR, 2 ba, drpstcpll, bltins, v:ic. & rents gross S40,600. good location, ?i.1l'llll. Verde NU~VI EW RENTALS Ghazi, Agt. SSS-8286. 1f~ of t1h•mlw1orld; 4 bdrms1,_1., OVER Back B 8 Y, new 536-0411 Available J an. t. nin. 10 improve. $65t-.t dn ., nreu, directly lrom owner. 67J-4030 or 494-3248 EASTSIDE l Br rear boUAe, a.. a Y rm. w ... ., c. cheerful home (or Jr. Exec. STUDIOS & I BRS Call 557-TI.30 ' 1!10;\I ne\\' loon. A\•ail a r All replies in condf\dencc. FREE rnc-E· sep. yard, S 1 B 0. Lie. & v.·et bar. $395 Motyrly. 3 BR. 2 Frpt •·Full kitchen i! Bdrm $175. Btilns. " I P 0 n-10 7 3 ,. n.i;;. <:AO EMERALD Ba"", 3 bdrms. + family. Ba, C, • '' ' d I crp • current r11tc. O\\'C 2nd. Int. Rep Y ovi• · • Professlo11al Service e 5JS..3777, .no-1340. conv. den; 3 4 ba., 0 c e 8 n F!'lm·rm a1ong side Bil-in ea e poo dtpH, clean. patio, quite only, 5)'rs. Prin. on l y. I ~'!'~"l'O~rt~Be~ac~h~.~926'3~~~~ *LANDLORDS* 4 ·BR. 2 Ba CONDO, encl 2 vlew. S800 :Ptlo/yrly Kitch, overlooking f ence d ; ~~~ll~~~!ities aren 64:>-4266. SID-6775 I • car gar, swim P r I v ' I gs , THREE Arch Bay; 2 bdrm., llackyanl. 2 Cl\r gar, low NE\YLY Decorated I Br apt. ~l::\V t.·uston1 Duple~. 2BR + II &I Homelinders * 642.9900 patio. $350. mo. 642-7221 l \; ""·' l•m. $450 Mo/,,,.ty. mat"<. •""'"'"•· y,, ,. • '"" ""'"' CIOl>o '"·No"""· Adolt• 00• Den upper, 2BR lower, 24621 Rtnt* ,,-California's L<_i.rgesl Dina Point 3226 VTC'IURIA Be a c h; ocean· lease. $375. mlhly. First & : 'fi:.~~~~ld Sl'rv. a vs.II . ly. $16.l. 673-ffitl. Corrlovtt. Dana Point. Sat & iiiijiiiij;l:iijil • Renl1tl Setvlce! • f r ont l BR •• 2 ba.: last. 644--0430 aft. 4:30 or e Phone service SPACIOUS 2br. 1 ~1 ba, Sun 11}-til dusk. D tl n n BIKE To beach l Br. 2 Ba BEACH HOUSE. 3 Br, beautifully remodeled. Sl.OOJ .w;knd:;o~'·c...,-~~-~=· e 1 mile lo ocean dressing rm, ghag crpls, nr Pacific Inc.. 3lZ\2 Violet furnished $116 .. Newport Beach. Also bltins, 2 car gar, v~w. $325. t.1otyrly. Univirsity Park 3294 BEAUT 1 8 1 11 • So. Const Pla:-.a, $170. 1137- L a n tern. Dana Point, 3102 vacnnt house, acreage, Call 4~2986 or 493-eJliO. API'S. Avail.; 2 BR .. 2 ba.. r urn. apts 65 ,=~~~------ 8.11-9.170 ;G;;•;;•;•;;r;;•;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:; n;il., farm anlmala ok. Agt. El Toro 3232 lge. roon1y apt. Nice view, PRIME Greenbelt Twnhsl!., & $Ii5 5 P 8 n 1 5 h st,yle 2 BR house garage drpg i\l::\V custom Duplex, 2BR + • Fee. 77fr7lll "'~tirfih)'er, deck. $375 new, 2 llr, 2 ba. TerTRre-building, pvt, enclosed ga.r .. slovc. No c!Og8, 2208 Piaeen'. Den upper, 2 BR lower. JIO'l Balboa Peninsul1 3207 NEW 3 Br, 2 Ba condo. Mo/yrly. l·BR., 1 be. .. trpl, CardiU t.tdl., pool, rec . , pool, Muna., laundry, adlts tie $175 545-7983 $60,000 Shelter 1974 33&11 Aicamr. Dana Poinl. • RENTALS * ---------! Pool. AIC. drps, lge patio. $175 Mo/yrly. ~2,,13-45H383c.;:"'-":7'-~---:;= ~~~~ ~ee::ch ~'1st': £ASrauJ1o,i;·. 2 BR, 2 be, 30 % Growth on Down Ntt & Sun 10-til du!l.k. D<ina N~port Or..-eantront 2Dr, l ba, Front House . Att. 2 car garage. $ J 2 S · MANY nice winter rentals Condos Unfurn. 3425 S42--7B4S · frpl.c, DR. Cptn'g. PJ5 mo 3 A 1~11;1u1. 3 11t•t lc;1'1' for l'11('ifi1· Inc. 34212 V i o I I' t 2 BR, 2 BA Jov.·l'r apt $42:>. PartiallY furn, 32nd St. $2.M)l-"83~1~-0~1~09'-------~ avail. IS4'. Adults only. 83:3"'.7974. \n yr~. I. :1 n r <' r n, Dana Polnr. Llrk> mo ).rly. 646-2885 eve. or Fountain Valley 3234 TURNER ASSOC. itUNTJNGTON Bay No. 2. Laguna Beach 3748 2 BR. 1 BirAll'IKle ~.Shag J\'.0 \\'OHK. :\0 \\"{H:ny. ~<~'1~-·~'~70,__ ______ 3 BR, 2 BA ap\. ..... $-l:io. 675M77 e\-"eA. BR 2 BA I ·-" 'd REALTORS 49-1-1177 Adull llvlng. 2 br, stove. re-WATERFRONT h""" L Br t.-rptl, drps, Incl patio, .llJST \lAK~:s ;1.10:-.:~.Y: NE\\' 4 unit, 'l hlocks to Boyview Corw:.lo!i NE\V deluxe 3 Br, 21,1 Ba, 4 , • g. y .. u. cav • $17S UTIL pd, l BDR, gar, lrlg. 1vruiher & dryer. W/W $2tO .. Also 2 bacli~ 8 pl Pt tienm a•11 , frplc., ga r . OWNER, 675-7414 ht•11ch. C:~ut buy. @Ol'.I tax 2 BR. 2 BA apt furn .. $000 den. E!ec. kit. 2 car gar. \V, patio, nr. schools. on cul-de. yd, child, sm pct, NO. End crpt'g. $250 mo. Ott \f!C, pool Slot5/$l95. 1'!0" "~ .. , AdUll.lJ. SJOO. 254-4 • • O •' SMALL COMM-BLtiG. 1 l\'t"itl"'-1)(!,Jncom(' St3JO. n"IO. 2 BR. 2 Bi\ npl unfurn .. $500 &y ave, 673-5981 B&.c. Bltr\$, lg. uniinl.&hed $210 1 + OEN, 111ep11 to & clubhouse. Open 1 • 4, _ ~11""-" F.lden '6-15-9718, ~fgr "E".· ;\!any xt1-a11. s.~2570 llulboo I1dtu1d Capistr•no Beach 3218 room. $36. 968-7466 ocean. Victoria Beach 968-:mCle_==-=~~ Newport Beach 3769 2 P:R, tpl, dmpes, atove &. 0 :l St-p.,Unit~ S57.:"Jtl0. BLOCK TO BEACH 2 BR. 1 UA npt ...... $ll0 -~---·----,.H.:.u:;;n;;;t;:;ln°'gt""o;.;n.;:B;.:oo::.:<h;;_.;;32:;c40.;;: 235 QlARMING l Bdr hse """'"Hi.iNTINCTON BEAOI , AS BRISAS A~s retrig. No J)C!.t1, sec & clean \111er "'\' r11.rry h""I TO, Cost!'I ritesa DELUXE new du p) ex.•· $230!$250 Several 2 bdr ap!s 30R. 2BA $240 monlh ...,, r' dep rt!Q 706 Jame st Apt Roy McCardle Rltr Ne"" delu....:r 4-plcx, 217 22nd 3 BR, 2 BA hOuse .... $300. Ocea.nvtew. Jg. decka, 2 br, FIREPLACE-4 bed rm , 2 NU.VIEW RENTALS No pets &l&-5921 5515 River Av~. 642-2&116 "A" 968.5280 1 ' • 1810 Newport Blvd, C.M. St., Hun!. Beach. $125.@JuU den, DtW din,. rm. wood bath. Carpeting It drapet 673-40.'IO or 4943248 3525 Elevator bit.la on beach . .llc21=o-=.="':,·==~--1 548--7n9 priN'. 847..J957 675-8600 anytime ~I. SMASHING!! 3 <t 4 61 thruoutisbeauUtul landsctp-Townhouse Unfrn . BR. Pvt balconle#, htd $60. OFF DEPOSIT wtad. M M V Go -,_ M " •·• l3 -N f,, LEASE: In Al'ch Be a C•h pool . .SC.Curit". Adult.A. LC. 1 &: 2 br,'2 ba, gord"' Rl::.O:..LJ!Oi\l&-DAYSCllOOL-BEACH oney-aker • VISION • a mcz . .-. ~ .. ..,. . ........ o s . HelghtA. 3BR. 2~ On, .I I $15.5. 7tl YOU NAi\lE IT! 112x7.63 + 3 Unlls. \1·11lk to ocean. Tk'll. Corona del Mar 3222 96l-4567 or 963-1186 Ask for bulltina, Wall to mll cptn'g. 4 BEDR.OOM, VIiia Pac!Hc $29.95 WK UP. l Bdr., 2 ifJsW 1:th St &: $1 . 1300 Mt· (t tildii:. .., tript<> a fl'<l}r. S·IJ,000. Call Jaf'k ;-;;:'.::-::'"":::::::'::=:::7.:::=:!l..!!Bev~~or~D~ol~•~· --~~~ 2 Decks. Fnc'd yd. $300 per Townhclt.IM: In lluntinl{ton Ba & Bach. Colol' TV, maid ' · gar. .., tncallon. o 11 I y ron\\"Y· United Bkrs., REALTY LEASE Wini OPTION to DELUXE Jt#nch 1l)lle 4 mo. 497-212L Bea.ch, n:w SbOpl, bfache5. r,erv. pool. Tl-lE ~tESA. 415 PR.JVACY + 2 Br, 2 Ba, e;n.r, S59.500. J\~!oOC. So. c 0 a 5 t _fo46-~7~tt~I=--~~-2?-43 £. Cst Hv,.y BUY. Nice 2 Br Home . hednn. 2 ba, big Uv room SlT5 trrlL pd, l BDR, gar, k'hOOha and n:"H.iOOntllll park. N. Ne-«1Port 81., N . B , patio & yard. $225. No pelL Bien ~l.'...A421 I :->PACKLE & PAINT Corool\ de! 111ar .,~ ~.~':A F'rJl1_,'•u· Al"'tn w/tplc. Crpts ' d r P • yd, ctilld. am pet. No. EOO TThennlR" ... i"'e·s13t 75t MF~eealr" 1,:: .... ,::..;968=1::.· ___ • ____ i,2c,64Br;;o1&Ml,.=;;4,..,.,,.,,~=..,,.~~-1 5 U~ITS v.·ith p11tios & 1 ........................ .,.... h." bacnt;!lll" ,,..n... nit th.ruou.t. COM ta HWltll\gton $180 NICE 1 Bdr. prage, • H a I 2BR furnished. 3 doonl to · apt. cpt/ No cNdm Condominiums 1700 g~r:u;:t'!i. CMto i\le~1. Call WIDE OCEAN Vf EWSz Garage. Lea.e fOT S3000 A Cenl!!l', $350. ?i1o. Call Bev l'ard, chlldtama1l pet 83M133 or 5~2551 ocean . Yearl y leue. or pell. St'i5. 22$7 for s•le CJS RF.AL ESTATF. rent for $350. Dedoct Bich or Dale 1&'3-4567 or 963-1196. 235 CHARMING 1 Bdr Me Gara&e--laundry: u1tlltlea lll· Apt. "f"' "Mnplf St. j;;========;I 5-4.'+-116Sori"'!§S.'llwQ °';""~IV°&.':lis'f'1ta ~~nil from $350; C311R.EDECORATE02BR $23Jt$ZIOSevmtl2bdrapt1 2 BR .. 2 ba., bltna, new cludtd.cvt61J...6612 3 BR, 2 bft .. 2 pr'L, nr. ASSCA-1ABLE .,IA LOAN T\\'C).3 unit llpl b\da: under ilvtrc. ucl!.rdcia. pool a: --. oou.e. bTsli paint In• Id. NU.VIEW RENTALS cpts/drp5, pool. 2 c Ar $29.95 \VK UP I Bdr, 2 Ba .fl, SlOrts ' oUicft Adulla. and ™Mr I~ v.·1111111 10 t'Onsln.1coon (or sale, 006t': JaeunJ. 0o5e to b tac h . $SO. OFF TST MO. and outaide, New crpta and 6'B-t030 or 494-3248 carport, adlt. cpl. f'ZS$. Nr. Bach. Color TV, n1111d lef'V. $XKI. By Owner. 546-8397 cnrry :?ntl truf1 deed. Tv.·o to m11.)>r 11hopplng C't'nter. LA~ 2 Bdnna. l hfllh, 3 Br. 2).i Ba, 1600 1<1 lt. frpl, drapes. Must ... thla bcau· I '3Br='"~2""",,."'-0Lra'"""'-'1.~'°"Rm.-Hoag. Rltr. 642-4'3.1 pool. TI-IE MESA ill N. 3 BR. 2 Ba apt, ~. drw, 111ory niodel condo v.11h two l~t yr "TllNIU Sl4t.t. Call dlnin1t room. Hl&h tt!llnp. g&J'lllif!. $3ra. ~2925 or ty. No (ee. $245. mo. Call ~In Bch 'Vlew. ~1"mina NPT CRESl' be" 4 Br , Newport Blvd 646-9681 251~ Orange. $250. bt'dn:ioms. t•·o baUui. F\dly , 5..ll-2:17'1 or '392-5010. Decorator fum!Ahlnftl & an-~ today 963-4561 or 963--1798. pool. 890 Can.yon V 1 e w . nnken L.R., ff!~ nn. rrpl. CHANNEL Vl!:'.V 673--0053 ~~ }/~~ 11~ ~:~: N~~~h 1 r.~~~· b~y.n=: 1~ ~~\~~~ ~!~~ttor ~d0 uni:~: r~~ILJ~ 4~ve~ ~:1:;.::::.=-=;~t~~::::'::.;,-,-,-bedroo--m·,· I m .. 1!12~.W.,.;,,,=.-,v~t~EW=--~i.53poo1, $450. 1.. K ci. \;r •. r'~~ 1dull only, no l P~~~. 2 :fii~'ilC:: C 0 ;r1 m '' " I 1 ' 1',.,,I "'1 :llC'-f'lll lnron1~ S l~iKI. mQ. $400. to $600. m o n t h ly wub.I di7, Ill.Ml, lmmac, 2 batli boulca. No f ee a , 2 AlOT')' spacious $100/Mo.·. ON B~OI. 735 JOAM · 64(;.,1450 18:>. ~~11r~~ /."! r,. c-h\l~r~n ~t:• \ ,1r. • ·,~:> 2.'iiO • Complt.te.ly ru r n I• he d . In ldi11E a:nrdtoc..'1', 613-3262 From S285 to $295 a mo. 1"';:;"°=·--=---''94'-T·mlo:.;; ro, "1 "'baiH:o,uSE, Newpobo rt, t3br, UUI pii. KUchcn A bll. U3R ne:ir PP 'II pa.rk. L.oc:ntt'd 111 \lrFnrlrtt•n and \I .. 1n f>l•r D·•tl•ly · 4~.c:o~·~~-~-.~-DUPLEX C<>rpnft Hlghlllnda. Ask for Bev or D" I Cl, Laguni N iguel 3252 1 • .p .• ~t r, "cw, C'f3..U41 ur 61;,..5013 t'l.,11'111 CMI" Mt1&. ~ I' r'• "lo• nri1• $"'rw·'l. r -ill "1l·11n !!!JI 111(! Kti.r:'llf(' VACANT 1 Br ll~ntlngton 2 br, 2 ha, Cl'pl. drps. bltnl. 963-456'7 or 963-1786. patlo &. deck, tennis, 91"'· l:Jl)OY n,urt clt .. ~1 llP,,C'•' by 3 Ur. •h"" c:ptl, Ill!'# paint. !9-:L'ltl rir IH2·1()j0 r 0 r t11m lh!'ll JUll'k lnlo M'Hlh IWAch S'12.5. All&O blu:helnr CnrdtntGsrdener. Le as e l BR. 2 BA. ftplc, lri yard, '3 BR. beaut. ylew, 2 Bi.t. sub let, 6 mo. 714~ 11ellln~ "i1nn'I needs" with UPJl'V'• Nr. So. Cat. Pli:a. lu11!111r i.tlfnnt1AHann j( l\l\Jl a Daily Pilot Clau:ificd unit Nrwrort Be1u.~h SIZ>. $.100. MG-1882. bll .. 1t11. ~/nio. Bt.rbe.ra, I mlll\f extras. AVID. DC'e.1.,:""';;.::'.:A::...;wlre="::':.:'·---= a OaUy Pilot Chls!illled Ad. $189. mo. 50T-O::io &It 5. 1ul. Call fl42-:J67l. l1!ll s111. A1tl F'Ml. '77G-7a.'O WMt ad iwur11 ..... 642.-56i11 963-6739. $300. n10. IM. •196-4-191 ~=..:••:::•:.•""""°omx=.o·:.:··"··"·-===.1...:"co~:..5671=::.· ______ ,scn fcflr, uen\f .,,, •• &11-«78 • • • • \ ::i...turday, NMmbtf 30, 1974 DAILY PILOT Api.rtmtntl 0n.fum. r Apartments n urn. <Apo>=::rt;:me:::n;,11~U;r:n<.1u:m.=:--r;Apo~::rt:;:me=:;:m:::,:;;u;::nt:;u;:,::n:-."'7vV::ac::•::jT.jo::n:;;R::en::t;:•T.l1:-°""l4;:;2507.!1lOff:;;rl;:c.::-;R;;o::n::;l;:•;-l -...::'iij;ii-j";,';u;;171';.,r'-iFi';o;;'u;;n;;d;..:_-,5300'1iimoE;:loc;::;t;;;ri;ic';oi'1 :;...;.:..:::::..._~..\. ~osta Mn-. 3814 Huntington leach 3M0 Newport S..c.h 3869 Newport 8Hch 3169 CABIN BIG 'BEAR. Sleeps 1501 WESTCLI FF OR. CAUF'. ANl~IA.L. CONTROL £LECTRJC1AN-Ucense ae. Ap!!rtmenh Unlurn. 3124 12, 2 trples., color TV, pool NEWPOR1' F'ln&nelal Center Huntington BtMCh Shdttr 2331(1. Small 1obl. m&lnt • 1 BDRM Yi/LOFT CASA de LINDA OCEANFRONT lf~~e:~~:.u~ ': tW .. 5#.-3446 or 494-"6364 Lt .. lng (),Hice SSNt• 8311 J.~n St. 53&-Gl ro :n yn ~ Imm-• 0c $50. OFF .. ....a --.. •• ,. 4300 CALJ.. ON·SITE MANAGER &cl&: oJ 1-lumane Sociely ti•rdening -· cuponcy With ""' Ad • BR, 2 .... ,n, ..., d.,..,.. El .. """"'' ... .,.,. ANIMAL ASSIST. LEAGUE ===~--_;;;:.=j Plcue call for ap"tt. 4.17 Yodtlown Im 2 BR. 2 b&. fum.$400 wint SI.Indeck. $270 mo. 67S-1497 'n4> 641--3lll vet. 2tli. Adoption, Spaying and EXP. Gardener 1 er~l n, HAYLOFT APTS BRANO NE\V • Avail' Now 2 BR, 2 ba, wlnttr, $300 89+0077. WORKJNG Female to J~ SQ FT ..... Id $95. Ntu!('rifli lnfonn. 960 2000 Newport, COM area. COmpl 283 A 2 BR. Untum, From $200: BAYFRONT 2 BR, 2 BA. 50' Ct0m bc. .. ch, 4Br, Pool Home nr So, •)'er mo. ~ or ANIMALS 11'1POUNDEO aurdl'nif'*i, Yard cleanupcJ vocado,. C.M . Alnple parld~. eoncl. lllU', 3 BR, 2 ha, unf. $475 yrly. 11:ar.. W/W, drp&.. Yrty. Const Plaza. $125 per mo. fi19..31C'J Poodle. Be:lg~. mah.• 646-4676 64S.0143 ..... t-ue BBQ. ·~ ~-. STEPS TO BEACH $.100.. n10. 64 2-2 o 1 S or ARe n.32. 75141110. Buil Rent•I 50 Peke. Bl"l"'ht, null;• '=~'==~====-1 PINECl!EEK LIVES UP OHlce hours g...s ,,, .. """ ...,.,.o.u<> ! BR, 2 ha, winier S275 M6-6114 WANTED ma tu re straight Poodk-, Bm/wht, fen1 EUROPEAN GARDENER 2 e f $275 ~,-.~.~C~l~---.-,-.---3•9•7=6 niale 10 &h&-e Jge honie LINK liox~r. Bm/\\.•hl, male Landseapine·ttte K'nrke TO ITS NAME CASA VICTORIA ~TS ...... dW SOD tA.ll 1 nd IU Adult,, 1. 2, 3 BR w/pati08 vv1:.1 Nea a From $169.50 No Pets 1treama w i th "V&tertall.1 Poo1 rec rm elevf;llOl'!I create a re1axL11a JJettina tor Sec. Sate. caa"& water pd YoUl' apacloua new 1· or 525 v· . ,., Z.b,edroom ll!)&l1.ment. t"'rom 1clo1·1a, l.J)t, 642-8970 $190 . Furn11ure available. NEW 3 BDRM, $295 OUlce open 9:00 lo 8:00, Spacious . bollllf! size triplex 2300 Fltb-view !\d.. Costa &Pis. !~need yard, frple, dbl Mesa, Phone! M>-2300. jtllt, cpts, dr'Pdl, dishwasher. HACIENDA DE MESA 2 chlldren OK or adult bldg 160 W. Wl.laon. C.M. avail. No 1J!!ts. 261'5 El~en, BEAt.mFUL GROUNDS CM. 642400.l Adults -No Pell 1 '2"'s"R-. ~,.~.~...,~m~•~J>Vl~~..,...~~. 10 minute• lo oc-ean. l...ft.rge clean, quiet Under n e w 1 I: 2 Br. 1 BR U7S., 2 BR mgmnt. ?.1arrled only,J)ldcr $191).with Patio l195. Gu & child ok. No dogs. Nr. aho~ Water inc., Oraperiea, t.'fll'-ping &: schools. $185. mo. pets, a:as ::eat, a:as atove, 1952 Meyer Plaee, 60-9846 air conditioning, 1JWlmming 0 1na Point 3126 pool, rec. room, waa.'len; ~ ..,.,.., Off ·The Beaten Path PANORAf.flC OCEAN VIEW 41: 3Br duplex, 28' liv nn. $310 mo. Adlts. 493-1557 or 496-2413. -~:::t;;._~·~=·~:s,~ 3 BR.~"oo"", ~w,i.o/--Jy H.B. $150. 962-8668 aft 6 STORAGE UNITS SIK'p, Blk/v.·ht. female re&$0!1Able. 642-M29, 68.5-1 .,., .. ~· IAb, Blk/wht, male General Strvicta 604' 3 BR. l 00, turn. wntr $250 NE\V LI· Deluxe 2 br, 2 bl. CHRISI'IAN ?it , Straight, Per!Klnal bwllneu or ree1-ea· Poodle, \Vhlte, inall' 2 BR ()Ou11e, wntr. $250 exclusive are a• lantrui:Oc own .nn., 1 blk. water UonaJ "-to.rqe. From $8. C<!rm Shep, Blk/b1·n. fen\ JI AN OYPf;RSONS: Clean. -- ON BEACH! 2 BR Unfurn. Fr. fJ6T 1 BR Ocean View $282 Covered Pa.rlcml;. Large Heated Poot Saunas and Recreatibri Room HUNTINGTON PACIFIC m OCEAN A~ .• H.B. (ll4) 53&-1481 Ofc. open 10 am-6prn Daily WllJ.LUt WALTERS CO. CORONA DEL MAR vlew,J:OI, 2 balconies, encl. 6'73-45S5 & 152-0100 Jamboree & San Diego~')'. CocknflOO, Blk/brn, male lng/Repa.lrfl.. Rf:fl.JI, expd It · 4 Bit, unf. ~. tam. rm., gar. · mo. 49&-0616 NEED 2 rmnu1te5 shr 4 br 979-0150. Cocka1100, Blk, mah:: h u n de d. Cheny Maln-2 ba. $500 I~ or lse/opt \Vhlt@ \Valer Vu·lrg lmmuc 2 dplx In NO, $110/nlO tat & St. &-rnard, Bm/1\•ht, fem tfflll.1~~ 636-819-1 2 DR, l ha, unt. $275 yrly br. Ideal for retired, $235. lasl + $20 dep. Iv niess.. Center San Clemente Cerni Shep. Blk/t/111. n1ah.1 S~1ALL HOME-REPAIR NEWPORT CREST !~107~j@~. r q u 1 t 8 · 642-75M 1000 Sq Ft CL-i·ni Shl!p,!1We· fern CARPENTRY PLUMBING 2 BR, 2 ba. condo S52S LGE 2 Br 2 Ba I d k NICE LADY 60 to 70 whu hais Store or . office Lnghr Dom. blktwht, fe1n ELECTRICAL 549-J.JXM COMMERCIAL dsh"'hr. •2 ca~ v;:;'f. ~'. son1e i~me to live In my on El CJlm1no Rea.I Stllhr Ooni, J.ory/ .... ·ht, fem Hauling 6051 OUlce suite, N'pt. $2SO 494.233p or 498-0Zn extra private rm. y,•/priva.tc I-;xceUent parking 1..na:hr Dorn 1ri fern --T associated BRO KEAS-REAL TO~S tr:1~ W Bolbocr o!.71 l6tJ WATERFRONT VIEWSIN NEWPORT. sbo"er. Consider someo~ 492-9764 492-7333 1 Shthr Don1.' blk0/gry, niaJe $12 a Load San Juan who ~Ill help elderly lady. Longhr Dom, Ifill bbrn, fern Get r<d of urnughliy Capistrano 3878 Use kitchen. 61"3-lJM SH 0 PS s u It ab I e tor OTHERS TRASH & Dc.'MRJS -----~-----\\'ANTED; Roommate t -0 Bookstore ~fetal Sculptor, FOUND· Bl k dog --" .. l lC~o~ll~•g<~~Sl~"'~~~n~l~·~~~~ SUPER SAN JUAN 2 br, 1 , etc. Located In The Mull · ~c · "'K'U sai: ba, lst &. lallt + clean'g. share 2 br garden apl. Xtrs. at THE 1'~ACI'ORY 4 25 st l>UPPY. VIC. Lake Forest. LOCAL t.tovuig & Haulin& dep. Avail 12-1 636-5256 Newpoit ec:. &15-1268. 30th, N.B. 673-9606 u:s. SJ0-1557 . by student. Lorge truck, Santa Ana 3880 F~IALE f.1·30) t-0 sha.:e REAL Estate Office & Desk I.DST: Puppy, trish Setter. ree.S-On.nble, Barry 531-1235 $100 Spacioull Singles. n r . sho~ & transportation. Garage incl. 542-6547. Apts Furn/ Unfurn 3900 nice 3 BR house v.•/same m Space fcx· rent or s a 1 e. lema.le. Vic. Be a ch & SKIPLOADER &: dwnp truck C 4? s I a ?ilesa. $100 mo. Services included. P r 1 111 e Wanter, Rev.'al'd. 8'17-G!l&l \\' 0 r k • Concrete, asPhnlt, fi45.344S loc., San Clemente. Bertha • ,,;,_ ::=a2"7ft'b:> C sawing, breaking, !W6-1UO STRAIGllT 1nale s~ Co1~·1 Henry, R'ealtors 492-412.l.. ,,, Health Clubs 6051 do nr ocean. Pool, Jacuzzt, • I I 5 "l'IOMll tennis. $150/rno. ~1952. lndustr1a Renta 4 ~ I JACUZZI, Sauna & ~tasgage. Adulta • No Pets * Luxur1ouA &hag carpels OCEAN View---1 br,-bltns, l:ii A ti '* Blt·lns incl Diahwa.sher refrlg, gar, trash & wtr pd. X.Ury p Striking deslon ana an eleoant, e1Cc1tlng wav to live. cnoose IOft:S..AaV _ WlndO"M. SkyOgnts. f tre-places. Your own private patlO or balconv. A frieoalV mu non.0011ar rec center. Tennls-coum. too. • SHARE lge Laguna.-Victo_ria 1600 IT of M·l on SKXPARK New . ~iris, n ew cquip1nC Beach h t>'U:s e . Oc:e'ans1de a/C, heat, cpts, drp11. 12'~ Persona ta 5350 Supnstngly !'ew idens.-Towtt view. Funushed, pat I -0, under going rote, 866-4481 & Country Spa, 18582 BC?ach NEW • * Lq: Pool & Gas BBQ's Adults, no pets. $170 ~fO. Jusl completed, l BR's $195. 2 BR $100-1 BR t.r n70 493-2517 or 545--4004. mo. 3 BR w/tplc $.110. mo. YOU'LL BE GLAO sunr1eck. $175. mo. 497-1632 RENT· tiOO I SlOO CAN YOU SP_A_R_E Blvd., HB. 714-963-7723 Left Garages for Rent 4350 • · sq 1 t'<:ar corner. Town & Co~n· G 2BR lba ts "'"" GREATLOCA TIONIN 8.!1 & Water Pd • Garage , , crp , ... .,s, very THE B CH LA MANCHA APTS. clean, view, S190 mo., ir;lclds EA AREA. Open YOU WAITEDI Introducing new ha.eh and 1 bdrm apts well worth seeing. Refined ye t af. fordable e GreJI BF..ACH environment e funtlshed and unfurnished. • 2944 Randolph, CM. n used bike? For the twelfth try Shopp.Ing Center, ~~ of Double garage, 6Th-5llG year, 1.shall !ix and i::i\·~ to Housecleaninn 6054 til •-5478 DaUy afternoons . nl5 'n8 Scott PlnC!i E_.l\t. ="='~-~=~--~-I Alabama H.B. Call 839-61.33 Easl.sidc C-Osta Mesa for Stor•ge 4550 the children at Fal.I"VleWt-----~·~----I slorage only. \l/ould be ideal1;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;.1 State Hos1iitnl •. b~cs I hl:lyc HOUSE OF CLEAN 642-2007 or &1:>-tiJl8 NU 2 Br, l'h Ba twnhse, or ·~ uk for Jack -0r I--'==-'-''-'"'-="--I Jplc, shag, balcony, $~. Marlon. -I II boat $'" restored-that ts, 1f )IOU will or .sma w. n1 o . eontribute y-Our old bike to Ca r pets, \Vlndoy,•s, Floor1, MARINA PACIFIC Vil LAS Brand1New Cuatom Apts. Bae· • lBR . 2BR Drive by lllO VlclOria. mo. 493-6434 or 673-4200 EHtbluft 3830 e OELUXE e 1, 2, Ii: 3 BEDROOMS AT THE BEACH. Peb a n d children a~pted. $185.. a month and '!P· Call The RHI E•t•te F•lr AAlc for Cap'n Kleid 139-6133 1.uxurv aault rentals from $350 monthlV. 200 Promontorv or. WeSt Just north Of JamDoret on Pacific Coast Highway, Telephone 17141 675-8000. OWMd and manaoea DY The 1rvtne company. • $185 to $215. 646-8453 646-6.581 aft. 8pm STOP HERE!. me 10 repair, repaint and Uphols. Stean:i Cleaning. GARAGE for rent, alley ac· Do you need an cxlra stOl"dl!C pul new tires on for the Reg. Setv. Avail 612-6824 cess. Near 19th & Ne\\'JXlrt, clo11et? Room? Garage? Or youngsters' Ou·istmas t 0 Dedicated Cleaning C.l\l. $32. nlO. 897-0196 alt. ? ? ? Thon Yo u o e e d make theni happy. Many *\\fl:: DO EVERYTHING * noon. ALLSPACE, Hamilton & thanks for your help. Robert Re.Ls, free est. 64&-2839 10x20 PRIVATE. locked. $15. Newland Hwilington Beach Johnston, 2339 CorneU Dr. HOUSEWORK $20 a day. mo. 406 22nd St, Huntington 960-1970 Costa l\1esa. 549--0ll6 n..11 Transporation l8'~•~eh~.;000-~~1'89~~----l~~~':"''::: ... ~:"'"'l:::!~I v• Almost to Huntington Beach •OPEN SAT/SUN * ~77 3 dR, · % BA apt for lease. Incld spec, master aui.fc, din rm &: dbl garage. Auto door opener avail. Pool k Recreatioll. atta. Adults I 'lll!l!!!ll!lll!ll!lll!llllllO--... ~ only, no pets. NEW 1.2 It: 3 Br apl1. 1,2 & f?s. SINGLE, like new. Rentals Wanted 4600 .. ~~;cat~~; ~~~ M .~tl--Oi67 or 54l-90l9 6069 Secure. 2177 l\finer, No. I, obhe:ations & financial \Vor· ain enance Costa l\fesa. 494-176.l S?.1ALL Apt. wan I e d in ries? Do you like to Lravel HUSBAND & wife clean &: MEDITERRANEAN e $322 e 2% Ba. "1>le" gar. polio&. 865 Amigos Way, NB $17S/$350 ino. PARK NfWPORT APARTMENTS SfNGLE garage for ren1. $30. NeWJX!rl. area in exchange & have~· but don'! like to maintain -Office, 8 j,t, l't'·ren- monlh. 0x.·a i'ilesa for p.1lmting." n.1alnt. b;r ex. travel with yow-SC'X or tal. Exp. Rel. 548-9-1(13 Managedby ****** \\ltU.JAM WALTERS co 3 BR. 1% Ba, bJtns, Y."RSher, ·VILLAGE 1 Bedroom . Sl98 14" Superior Avenue Newport Beach 642-l645 per. ScarxhnavlllII pi.unter, ;lione? ?ife too!!. H avel~~~~~~~~~=I 49 yrs old. 642-M49 niotor home. I am looking Masonry 6070 2 Bedroom & Den $240 2 Bedrooms $260 dryer ea. unit. $300. mo, Huntington tseach :$840 at15 Delav.•are, HB Tobin Property l\lgrnt 846-1311, No Fee. on the bay "'""" •partment I i v i n g COME LIVE S~'lG~: iragm nr ~~~ OWER Mother "·/11 Yr. for you. Call me. 673-5631 orl-------~--r 67"'>4600 days· 6T~787S eves old. Unfu1TI duplex or sln~Je ~·rite P.O. Box 753. Balboa. \\'fl.J..IMIS & Sons l\lasonry 2 Bedroom Townhouse $325 I BR, 1 Ba, $140 to $160. mo. 2400 Harbor Blvd :m Chicago St, H.B. Tobin Costa l\fe&a ITI4) 557-8020 Realty, 846-1311 ***GARDEN APTS •GRAND OPENING!* eeePOOL New 2 & 3 Br, Oltns, garages, Unfum. 2 Br epl In family no pets.' 7851 G a r f i e I d , section. Crpts &: drpg. No ~-~~='=· =""-=o""~~-~­pet11. 642-3645 $165 & UP, 1·2 Br. Jrg red.ec. APTS Unfurnished, 2 Br Pool, rec room, drps, crpt, $195. Utll pd, pool, Jndry bllns. Adults, no p e t 11 • la 11 u d-d-" hr 536-0492. 2al 121.h St. c ' cp ' .,.... ,.,,w ' 536-7031 21915th St. cl.11ed gar. No chlldfpet. Haciend11.. l larbor Apti; :? BR, 2 BA. cpts .. m,>s., ~7476 csl"]X}rt, 1 child OK, no pt!ts. 1 BR,. stove, d/w, cpis, new $160. mo. 531~15 drpa &: paint, prage, l BLK 2 BR, palio, carport, new SHOPPING. Qui.et rn11..ture crpL'I & drapes. Near <>eesn. cpt $155. mo. 378 Avocado, UUI pd. 831-9950 &6-1461 No pet&! STUDIO 2 Br, forced air UTIL. PArD. 2 Br. I Ba, kids beat, encl. gar. Near beach. ok.. Refrlg, dthwhr, c p Is. 53&-0869. 4ll 14th St. drps. Avail now. 2 BR, 2 BA, freshly painted_ CJS REAL ESTATE 11ew crpl.s, drps. Nice area. MS.1168 No pets. fl~. mo. 847-4965 E.XTRA lrg 2 Br, 2 Sa. NICE 2 Br apl. Ra rage. Crpl5, drps, bltns, no pets. patio, laundry. No pets. Im Center St. 646-U!l $175. •2877 Costa Mesa 3124 Cost• Mew Grand Opening - MILL CREEK APARTMENTS A new home for the active adult. • Ni1ht·li1hted ch1mplonihip ttnnu: court' ·II••~ 111•immin1 pool, plu~ ••una) •nd Jaeuit1 • Rer p11 ilion with poo1 t1bl e1 and f!,...sidt.' Jnun1~ P.1111 Creek h ~~ the tircstylf. you'l't! b~n looking; rori In n resorl·llke aettlng where expan~ive IP'f•enbella and beautifully land· J1C1ped 111rden1 provld1 an attr~cti•t back• drop ror theie dramatic new 1partm1ntJJ. You h11ve •choice ot four excitin& noor plan.., In one· and two•bedroom d11iaM for 11dult living:. Each apartment 11 fully c1r1>4ltd ind coordln1led ind 1v1ll1bl11 fumilhed or unturnlthtd', 11 you 1ptelf)'. Pricl'!s •tart a,t. just $200 a month. With recreation options unmatchtd in the ~ranse County 1r11, t.1111 Crtek I• bound lo ht' a 1m11h 1ucc:"4! Set lt 1.oday. Take the Ntwporl Frffway $011lh from the Siinta Ana frffway, thtn UM th• Baker Slmt off"f'1 mp, P.takt a rifhl at th• n"t li1ht to 55& Paula.rlno ,\.-.nut. Modtl• open dawn till dusk. Or r.a\l (71•11•1·1302 ror .dfltalts. Mlll Creek -From $20 0/month 3824 ' unit w/amall yard. \V;ilkmg 0'2661. Lie 2830-16 B1·lck, b Io c k, Office Rental '400 distance lo Catholle school. :>tune, 586-6311 overlooking lhe water. En- joy S750,00l health spa, 7 3 BR, 2 Ba duplex. Private yanl, xlnt cond $235. ALSO 2 Br, 1 Ba duplex. SUndeck., private pard $185. N-0 pets. 1 child under 5 ok. 8121 & 8122 Michael Dr. Contact Mr. Peterson days 847-354.l, eves 536-3638 swim.ming pools. 1 lighted WITH US "nn1' """"'· ,1"' mil" ot LEASING-NEW bicycle trails, putting, sbuf- ~ $777 VEGAS Brick, ~!~!.. & Stone Miscellan Rentals 4650 ~ IOEAL LOCATION Large luxurious 2 BR, 3 Ba, Cr pt s, Drps., all bltns. 847-81!73 sm Ueboard. croquet Junior l 's A warm setting for en-RETAIL + \\'llY rent? Buy older 1 Br from $221.50 monthly; also tertalning friends or relax· OFFICES house trailer set up In quJet 1 and 2-~m plans llnd Ing with nei~hbors, SpacioWJ k s 7 2·atory town houses. Elec-1~2 bednns r .... turing bllins, FROM 35c Ft. ~ · ( pa~e rent $ O .• ~· Irle kiteb'-, priv••-pat... t d h in . gas, r, water). ~· ...., ""' cus om rapes, 11 ag d ~ ill bal · I Brand new commercial com· own. V\Vner v.· c a r r y d ~a per:~iei;,Sub=~ b~t~kr:i'1e ~u~~~ plex! Spanish style. Plenty $750. balance to qu~lfied, parking y,•ilh elevators. Op-life at the o( Parking. From nJ sq. n1111ure pe~1_>n._ No ch1ldreu. tionai maid service. Just WEST BAY 18 ft. to 1400 sq. tt. or more. Snl. pets. 645-4530 north ol Fashion Island at 131 E. 18tll St, Costa ?ite1a F'ull facil.Jtics. Drop ceil· I ' · · -e Jamboree and San Joaquin ings. Recessed lighting. Air I I~ llilll Road. MESA conditioned. Prime location ~nc\11 • -=~~--~~--1 Telephone (ll4) 644-UW -just oU freeway! Goodl~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim· iii;m;i LARGE 2 ll1", c pt/ d r P s' for rental i.nf:o.rm.atioti GARDEN visibility. ti.fission Viejo.El1 1 putio, nr. bea1.il. No riets. NEWPORT'S MOST Tit':U ~~i7~ to previe~· Business Oppor ~''!;.,0:'· pd. &ttH"'8 , .. , SPE~T:~~LAR APTS 'N'iEill~l!~i Afftli"' , ~~L L,,G~~~~~ ~i. h':::::;" ~t"':li',,. ao:f~ 2 ;',.;.~~Bd'E8iu:7B~·,J:r: I : ! \Vi~$~~~A~T~~nE~ight Nr. Lake Pa~'X. Ull5 12\h Sl. door. \\'t.lk ,to shops, 1.1$lau. room "'/pool table, gym l ~~!g:j~-!!!!!~-~· ~-1!!!!!·~:.~-~,1 mfg. This position req's ac· 536-7447 aft a & wknds. 11unli>. lhi?atre, oc-ean. A roon1, sauna, pool. Adults live participant w I good I only, no pets. 2881 BQP-01, health & m11nagernent abili· 1 ?.10. FREE RENT 1cw ele-,p!nt, • ery 01·1vate, Costa l\tesa. ty. Good draw plus part of Brand New 1, 2 & 3 Br super ~·bedrwni, :.!·I>< u1 units 11iln 751 ~1415 business. Call 10 Mf·l2 d e luxe. Frplc's, dshv.·hrs, spacious te>r1·.l~ ... µool, Noon dally, Mr. Lampson, encl. garages. 'l S 1 7 !tun· JiUbteranean 2·car pai king. I ;;~;:::;~;:::;;:::;;:;;;;;:~~ {Il41 894-6150. Ungton St. or call 968-6894 Al.I adult, full i..ecurity build· ~l\.o:xL Liquor Stores. Several or SJEr.!l(QI. Ing. New cal'pet, drapes, ~l21UU'} WALK TO BEACH trJilt·inll, decor . .Lea.sl>s from --A.••ll•bl• ••w · Del••• Dress Shop Nets $40K yr Bee.uWul new 4 wllt town· $500 per mo. UCITlllCllEWCOfltlPTI •••c•u,, •ffl~•. All Drug Store Np 8 ADUlT l.AAESIDEUYlllC p· I G $81M SOOS F 1repla.ces. bltns, kitchen, 2 (7!4) 547 0321 Signs-Wood, car enrages, 2&3 bedrooms. ..,.. •Bachelors Glass & Plastic 5.16-2570 Newport Bay Towers •1BR,2 BR HOLLAND BUSINESS CASINO PACKAGE + Painting/Pap.,lnv 6Cll3 *ONLY $10 O°* -- .... m . MON SA• T *20-/o OFF ""~~~~"i"'·7·~·~ BASANTA* ALCOHOLISi\1 Is Ametica's State lk: fully ins'd Callcote No. 1 drug P!'Oblem! U you Painting 979-3335 anytime or someone 1n your family ' needs help, call the CARE· STATE lie 77822. bonde d. UN IT. TI4-499-l311. painting inl/ext, 15 yrs PREGNANT? local rets, free ei;t, Bill Caring, eonfidenlia.I counsel-llenn, 642--0238 Ing. & referral. Abortion, COLLEGE Students painting adoption & keeping. int & ext, airless equjp. MIO ' APCARE 642.-4l36 kilt'hcn ~abinets refinWline, $118) R.EV.'ARD lo r in-1-'Re="~· ~6'J3.~-~-~R~O~B"=,,---I for m a t i o n leading 10 * 10% DISCOUNT• rerovery of ?>fetal f r o m \Vallpaperlng & P.aintinc C.11.f . ?il anulacturer Free est. Ca.11536-0548 11111/74. Call 5ID-4TIO. YOU supply lhe pa.int, rocma REAL ESTATE TRAINING painted $la eaeh. lndiv. ins!l'Uction. Personal 541}..7046 alln. Sales or broker exam EXPERIENCED &: Expert 2-3 wks. Acat:!emy MS-1192 paper hang Ing, Free *Palm/Card R.eader• estimates. Ca.II 213-699-1(1.S Ad/ReJuclion 10&3.1 l:~ach Bl, \\'AU.PAPERING &: PAIN· Stan Jn, 521·3406 TING 15 Yrs. Exp. Rcltable. Free estimates. 640--0742. I l~ t"l•sttr/Repalr '11Jn . Services and R..n , PATOI PLASI'ERING All Types, Free estimatel Call 540-6825 babysitting 6008 Plumbing 6071 ~ses. RENT 01~ BUY; "(714) 673-7985 I SM4~l n tt4ctl"10 iu:a Par or r yr •BRAND NEW DELUXE• 310 F.,nando St., N.B. •2 BR & Den NEWPORT CENTER 3 br, 21,S ha, !rplc, din. 1111.. Vi'sta, Del ••esa . · 545-4170 SALES 5 <1 o -o 6 o 8 LOVlNG Odld Ca..i·e. l\ly L.R. c:rr1s PLUMBING J ··-·'· dbl m From $185 -$435 home, days. Fainiew &. Remodels & Repairs. \Valer a.., ...... ')' area, · car a:ar., GROUND FLOOR JA.1.~ATORJAL Rou!es r o r "Ak c ~" h d t I bl & ..1 ...... DI\\' ADULT GARDEN HOMES °'"er, M ;:u""1142 caters, s posa s , tns, cpts .... i"', • MesaV.rdeEost&Adoms Sa J . . Sale. Orange Co. E11t Ac· Iurnances dishwashe-huge p atio, 5fJ6.8286 or lRYrnE AVE., AT MESA 540_1800 n 011.quin Hills Road. counll!. Equipment . 63 Business Services 6009 • • .., 84U547 Near Newport Blvd. Frwy 1 ;iiiijiijii;~iiiiiiiii 2.µ;1 Ft. ~aryets, dr11:pes, 53&-lOl9. - -642-6263 MIC & BI A QlEZ ORO AP1'S & Irvine lndustrlal Complex. aH~nd., Janitor, parking. B-"~-~-•w~~ ... ~~lO=IO "HI ~ l'l\I SHARON" ~mp!ete Ptun1bing Service. 823-1 Atlanta • 1 BR nfKJ, 2BR S230. Wesley N. Taylor Co. ustness ant Complete secretariaJ ser· ~L-"-·-'-'""'~~~-~~= l. 2 & 3 BR. Priv gar, l?f>Ol, Rec. Bldg w/gym, Billiards, .._ -REALTORS 644-4910 WANT TO BUY viL-es. Low ovt!rhead brings Remodel & Repair .C.l wasber, dryer. Close to .. ~tyT·~·~ife,~~ ~by DELUXE OFFICES p 1 . 1 61~,"""'~1• Quick service.l-Q-U_ALl_T_Y_W_orl<_~Re-!-25-~-beach, 536-0336 ;K.'\;W.• a ' .. '6. nc. . .,.. 1:trts AIRPORT LOCATION a.y cash or 1n1erest n pro-,,,.....,.,... • ., ~-· WALK To BEACH • 54().4g55 • Palk> suite trom Sl?a. n10. I 1 I~ b I e bu !'-restauni.n!, Carpenter 6015 exp. Lge I:. sm jobs. Free J BDRM, 2 ba Luxury Incl. i\JC, crpts, drps, all retail, automot1w, rockta1l est. FAIR PRICE. Li C • l, 2 &: 3 Br. crpt, drpt1, bltnl, ,,Watertront apt w/view of 21ro~RS:zJ.0~Q~~~m f;f~5'. util & janitorial sen'. * No lounge, R.E. etc. Some CUsrGl\1 Patio Covers 642-1770. call Ken, I care. gar. 221 16th St. or .205 '15th Ne"'port Hbr. Avail. with Pool, tennis, continentril L se Req. * 1 ?ilonth Fi·ee ~lter ok. Call Frank, Red"'OOd & Cone. De<:ks Roofing 60l2 St. HB 847·39:>1 :.-den/library & 2 fireplaces. breakJast. Sel)lLtate family Rent. 1~51&-'i"-~8303""~· -~~~~=• f"rce est 64&-7598, M&-9495 BRAND NE\V 2 llr. apl., Bltns, sep. laundry fw::'s & section. Clo!!t! ro ilhoppiog 208'.o! S, E. Bristol, NB Mort, Trust DMds 5035 REMODEL A0[).QN gar RE·ROOFING. All types, I~ W/W t d r p trash compactor. Call: l\lrs "'~-,_7010 -' ' & ' · need the work, BoA. MIC. , .,.c, cp ·· s; s=7A • .., i: fine beach. 644-261 1 ..., ~nv. cu.st. ne1v ~nst. Llc lOOl9lC·J9 ask foT .1....f .. D/\V, patio, children OK. Hea1Junan at ,,,.. ....... or 1 !!!!!!!!!!\!~~~~~!!!!!!!!l l **Corona del M a'** LOANS UP TO 80°/. ·· ""'e.xp !rec C'S\ &1 3439 ·~ 1215. & "P· 84&-0847 M,.,. 8'11 "&13-9182 ,. THE EXCITING 1 TO LOANS-9 ~ ·--. ' ~ &15-1691 3 b L ~~ I BRAND new 2 Br, 2 Ba 4_ Profe~sloru1l Office~ and/or St Vi% FENCES.GATES HE~P~A~IRS"".-,a~ll-,,type=,~.-R;c::o,.~.1 CONDO r, 1~1 ._1 poo · plc.'1:, bltns, dshwhr. laundry PALM MESA APTS. R~·1.111J. Deluxe, air L'Ond.. WE BUILD & REPAIR Free esL Lic'd. Ask for rec. area. Oose to Trans. & MINUTES TO NPT. BCl l. nn1ple pi-kg:, jnn .• se1v., util * 548-7637 eves * \Vall. 830-5020 anytime Shop. $250. mo. 548-9695 or facil. From $210., $325. lor Bae• t & 2 BR fro sir pd. 300-2'l00', Hwy frontage 2nd TO LOANS C • 6016 675-8000 11sk for Bill studio w/2 frplcs. Nr. Hwt· ,., Adults, No. Pei~' a & :.11111 fir. rron1 $135. o .... •ner, arpet ~ervlce J C R001'~ 5-1~1066 Roofing· 'l BR DUPLEX. Crpts, °'1>8. tlngton Harbour. No pets. L'l61 Mesa Dr. 675-6.l'JOO. ~55 E. COO.SI C J 0 lf N, S Ca I' pet & ncv.· & recover. Free esti· Dishwather, dbl ear gar, 846-StOO oi 846-7SlO (5 blks from Newpo11 Blvd.) lfigh\\'ay Cdi\f Loive~t r:i les Orange 0 · Upl1-0lstery, Oii Shampoo, niate. Lie & Insured washer & dryer hook.up. SPACIOUS 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, 546-9860 * 1 i\10.' FREE RENT * Sattler Mtg, Co. ( s 0 i 1 rt c 1 a r d an l s. ) HOOFING . niy .,.,•ay throus:h $Z!O. nXJ. 968-6141 steps to water, yrly. $325 ON THE BAY No lease n'fl. Dix. offices 642-~171 S4S-1>611 Degreasers & all co l or college. Lieensed, exper. EXTRA lg:e 2 Br, 2 Ba, dlx mo., wknds, Avail. Dec 1. adj. Alrportcr Hotel. ;\JC. Serving Harbor w·ea 211 yrs. brighteners & 10 01 in u t c and reasonable. 840-119'1 poolside apt nr beach, adlta. 209 41s t St, NB. 6T:>-2'l-0, 8th floor 2 Br. 2 Ba. Slip full services. From S1,l5 i\>lo. "'ANTED: $al,00l. 2nd TD, bll'nch for your 11· hit e Sewing /Alteration• 60l4 So....., no ,...ta $165. ~'"' ~ ..-.•kdys. 213-869-59&5 avail. $500. mo. Newport 2171 DuP\'.lnt, Room S IQ<,(. interest against $40,000. carpels. S.i1·e your n1one.y --~ r-~ llch. 642-8931 or &16-8316 v ~ 1 · · ERATJO'·s ~·-1 BLUITS, lge modern 2 81", 2 * 833-322:! 'Tit noon equity. l\1cSll eiue arct1. 1~· 11a1·1ng n1e extra 1rips. ALT ,~ or '-""'om Hunt. H1rbour 3842 Ba w/poo!, crpts, d rps, CLEAN 1 or 2 Br $165-Sll):i, OESK space available $:'J0 Broker 97S-3ill \\'ill clC":tn living rm .. dining n1adl' for RUYS & girls. "B\' abundant bltns &. storage, Adult11, no pelii. 2421 E. mo. \Viii provide furniture t · gsw -a nn .. & hall $15. Any rm. C ... Carol Key, 67:h'i672 ~~~ ~u1;;1b'!~ frpic, =,car...,A~7&1ge, $200. R16th, NB. 646-1801 .. """ at SS. mo. Answer Ing I Lost ... ~~ J[SQ l 1,1,.~ co,x"pch ,.~s1,~:h,c1ti;i!1'"n~1~· T __ el_e_v_i•_i_on_R_•~P-•_ir_6090 warner &: l{osldna. Mgr. mo. au...-et . ......,... ooma .._ service a.,.·aiiab\e. l 7S 7 5 ,._... ~·~ · " " "" "• No. 4. BRAND NEW 2 tr, 2 ba, Bea.eh Blvd., Huntington not method. I do \\'ork Tile 6091 i-,0:--=,.-=~--.=-= dplxll., steps to oeean. S32S LOOKING for "'Orti:lng i;al lo Beach. Cl2 '321. n1yself. Good rel. 531-0101 2 BR, 2 Ba. $230. mo. 1 BR. 1 $395 David RI t Uvein. llENT & llrd !!'l"e In . Lost & Found 5300 CARPETS & Lino by Ed at a CERfu\1JC TILE NEW A: Ba,$l1S..169nH04klns.Cor. t-0 • son y . ec hange tor light 440 sq. fl . Office spa~e, savings, Rl'mn. shat;", for ren1odel. 1-'ree «'~mates. Warner & llosldns. Mgr. ~7573 housekeeping &: (.'()(}king for Newport Be 8 ch' ~arlnng. L&"i', Gold r1n1n1ed e Ye vans $2.50yd Relay. 639-5839 Sm jobs ~·e]C011ll'. 536-2426 No. ( 1 BR, pool, adults. super .. helo · , -·-· B h access lo bluepn.nt and glasi;cs 5<11 11/:.!3 zel 9·30 & · T S 'I 6092 L•gun•S..ch 3141 sharp! Furnture ava , Age24-30. (714) ·IS-hua.·,au . . . a1n, ,~e11por ~ ore11. * 64G-7Sll * --~--~-~--== I I J c r in ""'&urut l' , X~rox n1achines. $11.1 n10 + lO ," I "h . I CARPET CLEANING o,p __ o_i _______ I Westclill area. Owner/Agt 6pm. D:tyi 1213) 964-Z\06. ~· G4>-0S4<1 Coast lh1y. Sup C' r Io r, CERTlfo"IED ~'TF \:\l *TOP SOIL * COr-.lPOST* 83.l-J544or~75 HOME A\VAY from Home! ""'INFLATION .\nalleln1. 19th. :0.1aplr. ., ' •:O.lt.;LC11 * RED\\'OOD* OCEANFRONT LARGE 2 bedrni, 2 oo, cpts, Le. pvt. honie. util pd., l,000 Sq, It._ $.150 lnt~J .j11.nit. Rcrnnrd, ~ Chnrle 8 t . ~ement/Concrete 6019 CALL ~ 2BR. 2BA, yea.tly lease. drps, bltns. gar .. nr lloag kitch & lndry. prlv'g!. 2 ~ ~111. Coronn drl r-.111rr. Re>w~rd. 6·11-3097 . BACKHOE, Gr u d Ing & Tutoring 6094 Security Private be11..ch. Pool l{np. Mature adult.s, No ml Golden \\'est Coll, S911. 11.u l)Or ~lgmt. Co. 675-61Y.JO LOST. Dobern~an, ~1 RI C>. Trenching ~r Cnn~tnu:tionl-'-'-''---"-------1 Lounge. Game r .. -m · pet.a. $225. mo. 642-4387 842-3285 5Sc PER SQ FT ~l~(Ta~IR V~c. Bea~\1 .ti CJ1·11n-up, H.1u11ni;r !ill <lirt. BRAZlLIAN PORTUGUESE Mature 11dulls. 110 p el a. LRG. 2 BR w/sllp, Ba.yfrent. ROOMS S20 wk u11. w Ith 1617 WESTCLtn~-NB Cl 'pru yX5· -OIJPY Cust Cen1ent \\'Ol'k &12·651-1 PM\'OIC Lci;i;on 31~ Coast llw,,Y. So.Laguna Private road. secluded area. kitchen $30. "''k u~pt. ~\GT. rJ'll-fi032 c•'OP ear~. rd ns~422~o Don , Arc you int C' re..,, e d in a Panoramic be.v view. $850 "'~o """'" O"., •7 I =~~""'-'-='-'""=~-·I Brook!J. Rcy,a · !l -· Portui!Ut:sr 11111~'111\gf' f or NEW ) •& 3 BR LUXURY lease GT:>-4048~ &75-2.4'15 ... o-:>•..w • i:rt C.D.P.I. 2.4P.f sq ft $625 n10. t."vel. LEONJTE CONCRETE l~C. Tru\'l'I or BusnlCSS? Cn.ll CONDOS, wtdc QC EA N • • · LJVE .AT THE BEACH, 241 1 P.C.lt &. P.~cf2n~ fir LOST: 1 1 . 2 ~ Cocker/gldn ronl'rete s 1 a n1 Ping . eob· rlt1V10: 646·2937 e\"l'ninp VIEWS nelll' Victoria Beach 2BR, 2ba, 1 house from heh, ~ & up a wk. 6734440 Trade ~nl lor? 557-3062 24 R 1 v r, 1\1 n \ e 50 lbs . blestonc, brick, tile (p&tkis, S h 1, & from ~. 494-1795 trplc, d/w, llha.g rug.a, yrly PINE KNOT ~10TEL hr ~ u n f.J-0 \\' r r / ~· ttln1e1v. drl\'C'"'ays, ch•) 640-4:W9 c oo , 2 BR,. 1 Ba, ocean view, ;:'. ~:'rds~' ~14 eves BALBOA Jsle, 1111le1 .work. 410 \V. COAST 1-IWV. N1\'PI.. 55i-aJ7. Chlld Care 6020 -~ns_f!.u_e_t_10_• ___ 7005 decks, near beach, f.rplc, 1 ba. New re&, WlUlhcr l nian, share baths. kit., Iv Sgl. $73., D~. SUD., cpts. LOST: Pu11p)'. BI k I W h I YOUNG teacher .,.,. 116 rn -0 \'OICE. Plono, Theory $26$. 4g.i..2339; 497 ·1317 rm. S!la. mo. 615-3613 646-A.'l-IO. E\'t, ~ 9 4-a 4 3 5 spots.. <'tlnlc. 4rnos. Cnpo . l , I I Your llonil' Or ~fine Lid I I 3••.1. SPAOOUS 2 BR, 7 Ba, C:ln· QUIET m 8 tu r I! adult/0.1 0\\•ner. Sch. Sun. 493-fi~. ~1r to CAt'C 101 ··h1!1 fin ly. :\Ir Nevnnan 833-23'J> o ae ~ do. Ptlllo, Pool, !'rplc, Nr. bu~S1001Klt prlv . llll SQ fol, $ID. mo. incl . LOST: white fenude Poodle ~~ ""'~nlt', $! pc-r ht'•i''~·~=~~~ 3 BR. 2 Ba, hltns, 2 car ::':sJct ok. $265. )'1'/lse. 556-m/~7-Xl&2 ~ pm ut.il. Boota I-00,y outside puppy. 11/23 Vic. L n kt ~ I 1 taraie. qits. drps. Adulta. FIREPLACE. be. m clngs. R00~1 In 3 en hou9e $112.50 )'OOr door. ~ 1''ore11. Rc"'llrd. s...~ Draperies -6027 I llrf'l)mm!C Leawe. Al90 2 Br, l* Ba. new crpls, drps, bltna, 3 Br. + utll. Pet OK. 51$-3762 NE\\! Plush offi~ Bldg., 2 ~: Blk Lab, ?italt, 111 L. -:--;;:iiiii.-;ojjjiii~~~ 2 cu aaraac. bltna, cpts. 2 Ba. Ste1>3 to beach. Yrly. betort8an1or att. 10 6 RM 1ulttJJ. Conftrt'nce puppy, nea collar, A~-prn. ,.DRAPERIES• .4 frplc. Leue. Can Bkr. 6'B-a2 Hotels, te s R.n. Yeo-ox copier. Near Cok>. lk: ~MS tvf'll, Ycnr t>nd llolldk)' Special. Job Wanted Fm•le 7050 _!y furn. gm...a"J UNFURN Apfl. 2 Br, 2 Ba. O.C. Airport. $33-3640. LOST: Yellow Labl"lldor 6 BcautlfW cuiiton1 "'or k , '-----~·---'---' •wport hlch ~· OK.\\'esl~~.r •• ~!".i..,~:11 pet •1.60 & UP . NEWPORT BEAC!i Qlrtc-e mos. ..-.Tn'I[ nei1 col\N'. \lie: ~n1.Anllq_ue$11!!ns,Opl'n rnorESSIONAL Sur •ti uu ~ ,_,..9000 .JV for rent-all or parl. $125. Top of ~·ortd. LB. Rf!..-.·IU'd .,.,·~1.1!~ &: Print~ \.f' C'lln)' 1t11rivll'Wl'r. ror Or an g e UDO abopplng area. 3 Br, 2 ...... n:.n"'NT"Br-, 2 -.. -;;n uii. 67>6520 or 6'5-9311 494-3118 or 4!M..37M. our own rontracts. No lu~ ~·;·unty. All pM"t's. ca I I 811. d~, frpl. pelk>, gar. °"''-''"' " Kltc~neltf':I A wkly mle'!I OF.LUXE 2 room of'!~ 1..osr. Black 'hort hnlr mnlr dO'lvn1 for homeowTI"t"\. ;\o -1~4-ar ~ $360. r 67H01$m !~aln,!!;g'"'~·~pv~l~be!.._h._•_·/~P-"_' l li2:J76~:s!Nicwpo~~n~,~CM=~St&49'llffi;i.J Coro~ del '-1•r J125 l\to <'tll, mll.Y i11111 ha\~ id tag. lnt(!rt' tor c•u-rytn" rh ·!":r 7-"-;':-~~0:C="~dn:I•eru<> LOVU.Y WESTCU1'1-' 2 Br, :-m l93S; 6#4nO Guest ome 4150 f{e11.l0Mmlca, Bkf!I. 675"'71'XI Rf':mni, 642-l!CS~---Open 7 dlt~ Ph 55G--l2l:\ ,: 10 a nte • l 88. Avtll. mw. Sc.nk>r LJOO Ide ba.yview sf*Clo11s \Vhl l S 1 ORArt-:RIES hc(or,.1----------1 clllletll prtl. PlO. 67l-l664 3 Br, 2 83, ~Un, suntk!<:lc, L.Ovt;l,Y hOme. In O f, ncnr COS'T ,\ r-.tP.SA 00\VNT(nVN I.OST, le-1111' c PI t z Chrl~tina11! \V ho J r !I a le ,\ L A It f\I IN. A.LLErt-Pt. 3 BR, 2 ·Ba.1 aWJdec~1 1 blk ri:piei $415. 673--135! 17th & sanlA Ana. \Vlll pro-Sl!JO. Nt"'l'Y dee .. ti11iet w/Ren L"Ollnr. Vic: C 1 Y Mt1ft'I". I-'~,. F.st1m·itri1, tlu\t', I )'r mtp exp. Ref's. beach. Pref. girls. No pc~. ~CJ~,..e>;l~fi'11=~ ... -F~aell;;;::;bla~l~te-ms."" I vklti rooin A. boom fqr l 136 Rnehr~1er. 642 .... 1905 lln\1, ND. 673-9164 _ Cll\t ff'lr 1n homeo a fl pt 1'f'(l'd 979-1.zl'.4 r o r 14P- Cu, 11tv/nif. S32S. IM3-GGS) ~·~mat=l~lt~em~'~"'~""=-lt~om_,_,,,_t_i,...~~"'~~~pl_,_-_"48-l __ Mll __ j C'i11.~8ill~ Ad! Olli 642 5678 CIRullled Ada ..... &42..QG73. llit:-41WI rcl~i~~'~'"'~"~---::r---I ,_ ' ' I DA.ILY PILOT Sauirtlay, NO¥tmbtr 30, lq74 tofel p Wanted, m 7100 rtelp Want ·~~ l ~~"·M&F 7100 I H•lp w.nt•d, M&':_~ Help W ant F 7100 C•t• 8Gl5 Furniture IOSO Gar ... Sale ~ M 1sCtll1 neou1 iOiO I Delivery-Sunday Only :.:L:rtSES Al~eii 1111 ) h l f Ill . SALESGIRL ~& MGR. TEX.AS OIL c 0 l\t p AN y ,. -: ALT II y 11\'GlENIC atl:RRY di.JI.Illa: table, 68 )I. .E:Xf.rlJTIVE ESTATE Sil.le. '* s TE RE 0: Snnllul ' l 1 C>nv. ho8p11al 'po11uoi1 09".1. Eit.'°JUiJve nt.'f.!d.11. dt!pendabh!' n\Cln whO NO C LE AN t NG , New 4~ w/3-J.6" lllla, 2 a r n1 Silve, O!.lna, cry 1 l a I , P!Oiittr. 10 ~y thiJI piece I OF DAILY P lLOT TO CA fl ft IF.RS. RE-Cnll &12·0S93 !!>lilt'! v.· ... nr. So. Co 11 11 can .., o r k "'1 th o u t C.t Utter ~ for Old chalrs, 4 •lrAiibl. $$00. P.tnl· r urn t 1 u re lan'IPI, So. b;y plec. M>Uld cM ovt:r QUIRES THE USE OF' A LAR<iE STA-PBX Answer ing Sarv. PIM.:<\. supervWon In bc1u:h attu. f?@llv.ml l Tlmes \\'eek1y. chlnt blillal ~rwr, 2 pc-1. Ainerican artltactis. pwr. $2..00. Nt\'W!t U.00 Huie Al I Tl ON \YAGON OR VAN C."ONTACT l\1R All sh.Uta. i-·uu or r> t ALAN AUSTIN CO . ~nhact Uiturmtn. A II: e CAITA·BOX. 67S-621T. S300. 2 BR sell, t ~·In 1, toolt, IJM'l&'.C llems. A It up. Sl.800 ti.rm. ''13 Honda BCNTON \VILLIAMS •330 \VEST BA y Sotn{' ¥i'iulc'b!. EOB S.H>-1962 Dl;,nt', Cl'3J Z7$-1ISZ ~n1n1,l)Urta.nt. ~ut mat~rlty Hll!ALA YAN Adult m • 1 c, 'fllaboR •• Drexel ha n d -rub-mu.sl KO Sat . .\ Sun., 10. 9Xl Jo'call' $1100 646-4763 •-ft I ' .. I PLA.~T ELECffiICh\N for IS. "" train. Air Mall Ji . E. $50. Ol' belt offer. bt.'d. ~. Mnwrt. aofu $1SO 2PPtl, 3M.1 Eb 0". Irv. S:OO STREET. COSTA ri,1ESA. TEl.EPHONE SJC El('(:tronlt'il ?itf<r' tu.Ii s 1\U:S\\'OMLi~-linp.-u'\ gUt Di<'l, Prea., South¥o·estern 546-9965 ea. 12 rnd maple g11te leg· tCulvu ottramp or s. A ~"-----,,-:-U::Y:::c11:---I 6-12--4321 FOR APPO IN'J'f\.tl::NT. open'g. fOl· J\t a inc . ri:-:h'<-"' slwPI§ In N~11.port It. Co$1a Petrol~m, Jo't. \\'orth, Trx. Ooga IOCO l\'<f table: Other lurnlture 1''nvy., So. to Walnut, fi-.ll~· I B •• t' •riruui w/3 to S yn1. rxp. ~lt"s1.1. E.xprr & rn at u re. nu; rtr:GISTER Nev.11paper, pk'cH. Em" r 11 Id Ba)'. or;,.nl:e lllle sigwi to 11ite.) Good ~ fumhure & •~-~~An-_E,._,qu•I Oppot1unity Employer Al LI 11 1 ha v <' w 0 r k, J? , l11tervlt·w Tu1:1 ~. 3, Au11> dt!lh'. N~ nillablt• 4M-7l!61. Ruf. 1()..4 ··11. Show It s e 11 Spec-r\llanCt-sor will sell f<>r:_Y!lu Help Wanted, Mif -7100 1 .Help W•nttd. M&F 7100 k_no11drd•e o1 CAL OSllA 4'°6Pnl, Gfllloon Gilts, So. <',:lf. ()pcnh1'11 in ,c.~1. ,I',, e PET WORLD e OMPUTER GOOF iacular." •MAP STE RS AUCTION 1° ASST ACCNT $900 Pl:i:'J°lt' pri·f~n'i'rl. I\ 11 d I t u1)1't. A~~lst Mntroller. Anal)-tlt•nJ 11i:ork. Xln't <>J>- lll'lt'· "'"eu knuv.'ll 10011 fln-n. NE WPORT P er •on n.I Agency Newport Bea ch 642 -3870 ,\"r rt;NDANT. exper. for :,:r:.i \"eyard shift. Good 11ny. 1"rl,,.e ben~fiU!. Apply Shell Sln!lo11, 1000 lrvlnt', NB. AYON T rim Your Christm•• Tr" W ith E xtr1 $$ You main• repreM"nllnliC the v."Orld'~ latieJSI rosn1ellcs & toiletries co1npany. Show &. sell be-autllul g I f t • , C'OS· metlc.11, je11.·<'-lry ~tc. In your spare dn1e. l\lcct pl!l)ple, have run loot Call S-lQ..1041 BABYSITTE!t/ Lt. Hsckpr, 2 ch i Id r c n . Ten1porary. Uigw1n art'n. Am'1 exrepl Sw1. f>.\S-6975. BABYSITTI::R wanted by teachl"r , a l so Ille hou.scv.'Ork. ~:ill1 BEAUTY Operator & Asslst· ant wanted full or part dme. 67;.3701 ~ Q:lii1t Plaza or t·1l ll "838-""••, N" l i lu• dall• ""J'~ Yo Id Shi -IJ E!e(ltlcal 11andard3, r:~l'!!I. .,,......, .u. . .. •. ;nv.-........ r eti, •• ,.,,u, ll» Exceiialve •hlpment Crom PUBLIC AUCTION LJIL II.CO.& 833-9625 ~~lt·1·1mnll' wMgt'!I & t>cne's. C 11 11: ~y. Ir l•h Stuer, Po1nt na.nian East can not be chip~ ---or .,...,. .....,4 J~tr>IE'O. OPE'N lNCS 493-9301 ii A!\I 111 5 PAt An Soltt Represen tative WAITRESSES Anu~r. EliklnlO Shlh·T'lu, back. 3 way C01n.bo gan1e MANY tTJo!MS 01" F I NE aft. 6 or Sunday ~.,...,,,. P11xlu~!lo11 111lrkt!r1 Joi:1m11ll Eq u 1t I 0 p 11 CJr t un'i 1 y (Tr ainee) GruveyHrd. Jo~/linie Ua*O • Apso, Toy 1'~o x tablei;. Dlnt11g, Poker &. ESTATE Jt."'WE~Y. ART EVERYTiltNG l\1US'f GO. , p 11 r I Ii nw-mbl.y. Pn·vlouB F.n1ployrr Lot~a1 dlvi11ion of large nn· Apply In Pcr110n Terrlel'i!, 0 1U1pabU11, Tiny PooJ. Will be ucrUlced lm· O BJ ECTS 1 AN f JQµES, rroin furniture to troJ)lc11l , l'.~11t-rlenc.:~ h~·lvful. X Int PRAC. Nurse. !\latUl'f!, el· tlunii l cor1>0ratlon htUI open· Between 2PJ\1 & 4Plit Poodle•, Pll Bu.Us, Bull 111 ~di11. tel y to satisfy FINE f'URN, ETC. PHONE fish. ll<1uimhold It em,', worktn,.; ('011<lltiQn11. n,. "' flci('nl, kind. UX:a.I r r f i1. Ing ''l be flllOO im rncdJately Alrportcr Inn Hott \ Terr Io r 1, Cocka1•00. JOO cn:-d!tors. m.~ro & BROCHURE. garden toolit, blkc1, flntq a., plant In Irvin{' lndu:strial N01"1·$n\Ok(r. ti 2 4 • 9 0 6 <I , for 11 ha l'J> Individual in-18700 MacArthur Blvd MIXED PUPS Stud Service 833-962'5 or 6'16-8686 planta etc:-. 51G Jn s m In C!. Ar"" Ap~ ut; ti-U-4.ln 1t•rt·stt'tl In a niurketing Irvine ~OM Breeds. 2525 \Vest 17th T\VlN Bedroom Suite, Solid MOVING!! CdM, MO--O'i1.)il ~mire ~llOniaH,un, Inc I PRACTICAL NW'!><', duY"Or l"tlf't'('r. WAITRESS 0 l Fairview, Santa Ana, t.1aple. Orii Colonla.l Cruft. GARAGE SALE •GIVE YOUR ClllLO a l~oyell r\vr, trv1ne ,, Abilil)' lo 1neet J)ro'lle, \~·ill· , ··-h/Di _,1 pen Eva;. 531-5027 531-4985 Po-al loll•" ~nt Santa! Food Service 11i2ht. Live 111 or out. lngnesi 10 \\·ork Qt all ~•C rllK'r .,.., t ....... , r iv S 49th1."W5 nr 83.'.i-3705 l ivels, ambition & a clean· •BLUE DOLPHIN• WANTED NICE v.'Ood. twtii bedrm 11e1, Frl/Sat/Swt rurnllm'f. Send $1.00, child's no.me & uptrv . Re lief -P-ROOF-O PERATOR cut appearance required. 13$ Via Udo, N..B. TOP CASll OOU-<\R PAID 2 dresser&, large mirror, sewing machine. age. address to: Santa llm;plrol c x Pc r . prefetTt'll. Experienced Rapid Allvnncernent \\'ANTED Girl p/limCo-1tift FOR YOUR JEWEU!.Y bOx spring & mallres.ses, r 11 nR e, re ! r I~ er a tor. Claus 2525 Falrvie11.• Rd. J.:I llounc 1•.-kly. &Jlcdult 10 ,._ ....... ,1 Elh fl Qu•lili,.... \\Ta)>. Call Davis el 6#-4137 WATCHES, ART OBJECTS', nlle 1>hand, desk, 3 chairs BARGlNS GAL 0 RE t ~ 01 92621i be-n r ran tt e u. 2 D&)'!t ""nt11ct .xor.vy c ermty "" 1 GO S $350. 548--6953 Everything must go. 1:i,qs11,,:0,~·,;;~~h~\-~/~~~7t~"1"" 6:301\J\1 -3Pi'ti .2~iy~ SECURITY PACIFIC TI41&12-l..?fi0 BobHansen orappt. LO, ILVER SERV:CE S h a n non L ane. Cl\1 ,8 POOL.t . v.•t · ei 1 ll .~P:\I. EOE. Pay com· N a tloni l Bink l·SPl\1 J\lon thru Si!.t \\IHO \\'AN'm TO \\'ORK? F'JNE FURN & ANTIQUES'. MATIRESSES 54S-011B cover. Simmons hk!e--a·bed. nR·nsurarc w I c x pc r , & I ~ Nev.-port Cenler Dr Tl'leei;omplcr Cable 1V DR!Vl'.: A CAll! 54>2200 • • • DINING . TBL. & ch r s. ~mtchi~" ~,.!er, pllll olher ' Nlut·ation. C:Onl11C'I l\I r I>. Nev.-po11 Beach 2'6~ \\I, Coast H .... ')' CHOOSE your hours, "'Ork s 0 LI D G 0 L D F 0 It MA nRESSES v.•rought iron bMe $125. Crib 'c"~nu"".~~~~·=,~"777-:0--.;;rl u LI n I 11 p, Co~ t 8 i\1 t• s a Equal Oppor. Eniployer Ncwpo11 Beach, Ca. for yourself, be your OY.'TI C h r i 11 t mas Co J de n • • • w/mntl $35 Sorabed $50 SLIDE Projecto r $10. ~ler11ortal ll011J1lt:t.I, 301 Vic· I •~~ti~~;~~"" I ~~E~.q~"~"~l ~O~p~po~'~·~E~-<~n:pl~oy~e~•·~ boss. f\1en or v.'Omen. Can Retrieveni AKC top chainp Queen, Full & Twin Sels Le. 11@d~wn stonev.·m Dynnkit .H.i Fi. Frnlreco;t' torta, Costa l\lesa. I REAL EST A TE be s I i g h 11 y handicapped. line. Xra,yed. R~e now! PRICED TO f.IOVE NOW! t Samovnr $100. Lots more! cha~(!!' in beaut. 1 9 3 0 11 -FOOcfSE-RVICE SE AM STRESS WM'TED: Nea t· Clean appearance. Also Stud seivlce. 6'15-6915 833-9625 & 646-8686 lOAM Sat. only. n o RAmona cabllle! $15. GTh-3001 SUPERVISOR SALESPEOPLE J.'ull or part time. Vts., 1'Ctlred. Age ~ to 70. \VESI' l1ighland White Tcr--Dr. Irv. Terr., Cd?.t. OTAGON Game Table. New. HOflpltnJ ex P e r . preferred. \Ve ne'-'<I .l Auocialet, nev.· or Call 646-19l0 btv.•n 9 & 4. Supplement Your 1noome. rieni, AKC chanipion sJrcd ORIENTAL RUGS FRI Sat & Sun aothlng Nevan1ar top. Pl"destal. Call U:lOAt-.1to81"' EOE. Xln' 'I ex Per I enc e d licensed SECRETARY Orlve fl cab 6 hrs or more u puppies. \Vilt ho I d lor Cl . Sal "" .,,,_ T.V. & Reront Pl~:yer.11308 tor information. 54&-8441. 41. re a I estate Mtlrspeopllf' day. Apply In p a.r Ii o n . (.'hrlstinall. TI4-S57-sn9 ITTSllUU c. w to .,.,,.11i •. :. bent'lils. Pay l'01nn1t·nsurate .,.,·elromc. You have your \l/unied penn. p/tlnie for Yelloiv Cab Co., 186 E. l(ith Off on New Rugs Snowurop Ave.f. V. NR. rll!W perfect "B/W S.S. 11•/ex!>('r. &: education. Con· own priva!e dt!sk and phone. established insurance agen-st., Costa J\1esa. AKC GE R f.1 AN Shepherd · SHAJI 'N SHAH TWO glltate sales. 1 94 5 2 19" TV. w/sland . Carpet t.1ct Mn. Dunlap, Co 5 I a SAme location 18 yen rs. cy. Pollltion to be open Jan. , · Pu P s. Ch a ni p l i n es, 20.10 S. l\1ain, SA 5:i1-1212 Hartling Lane, l·lnnt. bell. S\vee~r. 3 sbell bookcase, r..t t> s a !\tc1no1•ial Hospital, !llOOiuin size 0 f I i c,, OX· 6 1~ · I 3 WOl\tEN 1 m m ell ' to 1x>nson11ble wilh l'lhots. \Viii •SOFA & Lov"''' e ..... ..., Frt/Sun. Toc.1~. t a b I es, natural, l\l'W, never Wied. '"l VI t rl ~. M lh :i1:i in vi e. o Birch & 111 s lrlbulc Clu1stn1as pro· lmltl to, Ch . t Y"•" 642-:nt6 "" C' o a, .... ,.,1a e~n. ~~J\(:nl rornmls..,.i<t11 11 p I it • Bristol, N.B. P.1ust havo O'· d I• F·uu p/t M~ • ~ · 1 r 1 s n1 n s. gd qua1, cm:m made, nevc• , ''°~"~·~·~· ---~~-~-1":;:,,;;c..._ __ ~~~~ GENERAL OFFICE Cell Bill Lh c h e n m ye r, per. in property & casually S:.545.1. ' · •· .....,vr .c"=2-<7'~M~S. ~-----used, usually hm, 968-7910• G.E. Refrig. $35. 12" TV, COUCH, 4 months old. Dark CLERK J?ealior, ti-16-3928. insurance unde~'ritiug, 1y11-~~x=.R~A~Y~T7E~C~H~-YC:Ll.0\\1 Labrador puppy , BEDROOll.1 SET: Antl<iued Geze Bindings, 8 Tr ac k brown & gold strip velvet. Rapidly gl'owlng 5 0 11 b 0 a 1 646-3928 Eve. 556-8674 Jng & proposal preparation. n{'C!ds gd. home, fen1ale. 12 \\'hite finish. Like nu. Nile· recording dt'Ck, A dv en I S600 new/asking $350. mfg needs rei;ponsible a.Jett Send resume to: ?!tr. Lake, CRT Experienced irks. old. 4!&-5615 aft. 7Pl\1 stand, Jrg 5 dr chest & 9 dr Dolby for Reel T.R.'s, Nikor· after 6pm. 549-8150 individual v.·ho can w 0 r k P. 0 . Box 1461 Tustin, Ca F/lim~ di!ys. ,Xln't salary & 1-'EJ\L.\LE Afghan H 0 u n d. dresser wilh mlm:ir. $85 mat. 82·200 Lens, More. Fri/ 1,. 1RE \I/00 0 ; Oak, $j(J \l'{'ll under prt•ssure. lnV1!11· 92680. be-ncflts. San CI em en le Ughl Aprit'Ot color. Qulmp f»8-.1621. 917 w. 18th. St Cl\1 Sat. 011egn Hv.·y to 31471 truc~oad. Approx ,,1 cord. 1 tor')' expcr. desirable. Up 10 SECRETARY General H 0 s P 1ta 1' !'-Ir. pedigree. Xlnl for Breeding. PRr PTY ha11 brand new Sundance, SJC. Order now, 493-4.m fron1 $500. Contact 1.1 i c: h c Jc, Garneau, (n4) 496-UZ.!, ext Sl7;:i. Call 493-9465. Sofa & Love Seat uphl mack BLU F>.0 Sat/Sun. 10 to 4, 4 ~-'•· BORED! Come W'Ork with 2 896 Business Mgr. fol.• profess. 467 ~ 1.>1:•u1.1 us! Telepl!OM sollc:-ltlng, fill 64 . 1. REAL ESTATE-BROKERS or olc. Very challenging job. ~ ~ DAIJ.1ATION Fem., 1~2 yrs., Naugh lo.lust sell! S l Ii 0 . c:hesta, rd. tbl .. gar. dr. op-SURFBOARD. Tl " So u I h in w/Gen. office wrk., l\'.,..1 ----------1 ASSOCIATL:! 2 Years acl Top pay for one v.·ho C'llll ~,..;. AKC, Needs gd. home both. Also 7' Sofa & Lo\'e nr:• 9xl2 cot Omli. rug, TV· Shore. 2 mos. l\lmt seU. ing etc. Pleuant volte &: GENERAL OFFICE Ive experience required/p~ ha n ll t e finan ci al ar· ~ Jlt>i.. : 83J..-0342 ri4h5~ ~~ Hettulon. Sac:. orig. pntngs., toys, gls. bike, S99 551~ alt 6 pm Tom abillly to plciue a must. R.et-l'ptionlst duties. Ute typ-fe,.sionaJ approach essential. r an gemcut.s, bookkeeping V OLD English Sheepdog. AKC mlNBsc;.?J-3'1,...!IJta L a redo, or Cory. · Salary+ comm., lull or pl. Ing. Front ofc appearance N ~w ,\irpol1 Center location! gen'l ofc ingmt. 5.)2.8339 ~ ........ =o;;. :;,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ 5lll0, Silver Pood)(' 5mo, 8g~~n1S:'T•\.fai:1nlut~··i1~isco ''-"'U.,~~"'Tra°"''~d~ing'--~Poo~-t~.~F-un· CAR TQP CARRIER ~f: 6~~1 btv.11. 8 & & J~:~~SJ:;:"'A~~~cy ~!c\~· ~f~";f ~1~1~1-~~;.;. i~\~"~'C.~;~y~s,--.Boo="k"k~e~e~pe-,.~ I Antiques 8005 AKC. ~PU .. :P~P·!ES~:01 ~~-$150. 968-m; att. s & ~a~r. 0~an ~ge& p~: C:U~e7~~t;':'~;t ~~:r~ BOYS 17400 Brookhurst, F. Vly nllssion arrangement. Ca.II Liz Reinders A"ency CO Con t ac t after 7 p m S.Ja.8424 40'.!0 Birch SL, s~ite 10-1 •GERDA'S AKC UOI, 4 months olll. Dark lngdale St, \Ve11tmlnster Nov · · or Suile 213 ~775 Newpo" Beach Sll-SIOO ANTIQUES • SEVEN WEEKS OLD brown & gold 11trip velvet. 29, 30. 12/1 642-4690 GIRLS ra Associated Dial A Job 833-0855 1830 Spinet Style Rose"'OOd 997-4804 S600 nev.·/aski.ng $350. 419 S·E A WAR D. CDM.1'r"ALL,,.-,--,>.:cirew,,.-·ood,,-,-,,Sal-,,-.-,,o..g-,I Paper Routes Optn GUARDS SOUTH GQAST No Charge To You P.1e!odeon. beaut. carved S:Il::RRY'SK9ALLBREEDS after 6pm. 549-8150 Sat/Sun Roll-a-way c o t' Euc, de!. $15 cord. S4.l 1Ai In Laguna Beech in tninied. need full & p/time ~iAllOi Brokers Esrahlls.tie<l l9G5 bcv. glass hutch? Frenc h Boarding & Grooming DESK, Dark green Olalr, v.'ine rack, Cooler, toys & cord. 58 1 -11 22 , Coast Many Locations. guards for Ornnge Co. area. crved chrs, China cabinet, Pickup & Delivery short Drapes, Exe r c i 11 e nluch more 673-7511 Firewood Supply Cell Mr. Lambert C.JI (213l 435-5.325 8am·5pm. REAL EST'ATC: SECRETAR Y full time Grandfather & other clocks. Poodle Puppy Sale 546-2848 walker. All. 5· 5..".6-4495 PIANO. a ntique d re sser, INCREASE Your Bultllne l Alon thru Friday. LaY.'rcnce SALESPEOPLE. \Vhy not w/exp., gd. skills, pleasant I a n1 ps, oils, chandeliers MOSS GREEN COUO! $45. bed11 & couches, ~ N . to 3 cup 11izes in 2 wka. No 642-wl Securlt l \\'Ork in the hottest areas, personality, Fountain Valley Oak tbls, much more. Ope~ AUST._ Shep. Reg., Male, 241 I-Ianovcr Dr. C o s t a Heaperian, S . A . 541-9374 pads, exercise or g:lmmlckl. F.qunl Oppor. Em .. kr;er y, nc. l lurtlngton Bcach/Fou11taln C h am b I! r ol C.ommercc. 10.6 482 El Camlno Real Tri pick of litter. 11esa. 5'1&-5503 542-2419 Shar. 645-9390 10 to 6. *BOYS & GIRLS* HOSTESS/CASH I ER Ve.Hey?' Li!t us train you. Call: 9 6 2 -4 4 4 1 for ap-Tusiln, 832-4932, 83.i-1789 , Can S49-889G. SINGLE bed con1ptete with TILE TOP Bar . d I v id er NEWPORT SCH. Te nn 11 Newspaper Routes open In Apply In Person C:ill Phil l\fcNamee 963-4567 Jlllcatlon. ONE L ESTE R P 1 ayer l\flNI DACJ-ISJ-IUNOS mattrcu, l>ox s p r In g, Scythe, Kirby Vac, Books, Club !'.1embershlp, $1,500. San Clemente. Attn. age JO Any Day ID-llAAI VUIRge Rea! EstRte SERVICE Sta. Salesman & Piano, Oak ca11e. Be c n MALE & FEt.lALE spread $40. 646-1947 Mags, & misc. ll2 E. 22nd, incl. transfer ree. 644--0566 yrs. A nice Profit every Ci1co's Restaurant RECENT Ro•I E•lalo Salo• lube man. Top pay & fringe rt'sfot•cd & etet·trified. Sl,000. AKC 536-8134 C.?i-1. eves. th fo Bo d GI I So. Coast VUJ00e · benefits Ex""r I'd I · Pl I LOVABLE ;r ERN R lO' SOFA, olive green crwih· H ii1A •-.c;;;=c-=c-=,-=co mon r Y5 an rs -. licensed person des Ired. . , ,,.. . man pre . Automallc ayer p ano, S , B A D ed I I S75 be I U or1e1 _, 1REFRlG. dbl door w/lce-v.'ho are w\Uing' lo ''tork and 3850 S. Plaza Dr, S.A. Xtn't opnnrtunlty in U e 111 Full or p/lime. Shell, 17th Oak caSl', needs restoring. Male 1 Yr! Named "RaJU" ve ve Of 5 0 er. mak p lo t do a good job. Phone INSPECTOR/SHIPPER ,,.. It lfvint>, N. B. $500. l Walnut "S' top desk, needs new home. 642--0245. 548-66lO APPY Geld w I b I a n k er, at urn. Brown 495-0&30 and ask to lell\'e an req'll. for J\1fger. of 5 m, de!Serl location. Call ln4i SE RVICE ST A . H e Ip linished $550. Roy S m Ith, PUREBRED Ma.le Labs, 8 T\VEED sofa bed. good cond. GY~tK or Picas. 5 yrs old & Jordan, 6 mos old. Ice application. El I '' ,__ 345-260I or early eve· \\'anted. A1ust have profess. Portales, New Mexico . wks, '"°"· ___..... family & $70. Cotrcc tables, 1 am P · S400 Skates, sz 13• Silver Service, •-··• Op E ,_, ectron c parts. 1 ust Ul! 1 .. -... iiiii~·~·~l'~·~Dwiiiio>~'~'~· --./ •-1 0 2 o 1 St b " HB lots of hshld Items. 837-7756 ""I_. por. mPw1t>r resp. Ext-e l. c 0 n d · s. & 1, 1 .• echanlc C!Xper. Full time 500-J56-5G53 hunting dog. S35, ~107 oney roo.., · •GARULIO Ala.re, ve r y . l-"""BO~Y°'S~&~G"l~R"°L"°S-·I bene's. Cortec, Inc. NB, R.N's dR)-'5 & \vknds. Sbell, 3131 PUBLIC AUCTION AKITA PUPS. AKC 963-lOTI gentle lor novice or exp. SEARS exercJSet/m~. Nn'lpaper Carrlen. ~Un-642-18i7 CCU'S l!iltbor, 01 637.3071 or S44·79'Z4 ETHAN Allen Sofa. s 7 5 . rider $300 B e 11 ma• Matt /reducer qe 10. Udo I11le, Balboa * SERVICF. Sta. Atlt>ndant l\IANY ITEJ\tS OF F I N E Braided rugs $2.0-$50. TR 4 Call 137-2583 ait Spm v.·/varlable intensity speed Pm&nsula. Contact ~Ir. IRVINE UNIFIED 1'U!I & Part-Time ESTATE JE\\'EUl.Y .. ART CUTE AKC Collie P ups , Tonneau $20. 546-8362 BEAUTIFUL Regtsterl'd, ~~OOnd~sJ:l~.Hll $SO. 0--~ ••· OAJLY SCHOOL DISTRICT Rotatin ... Shlfts-Slandby ~E "---1 H·-N B OBJ ECTS, ANTIQUES. Sable/White, all s h ot 5 , h!OVING MU~ SELL• 2 b--">I P<LUU>troO" at u""" 0 """ • .........,. -.... • • FINE f"UR.N, ETC. Pl-IONE Reasonable, 4945794 • "'' ' Grey thoro '""" are, must HOSANNA Pottery Ouiat· PJLOT or call 6:2 1321 & Accepting appllC'ations !or: c.ne. Diflerentlal pay. E.-:· S•wing Mich. Oprs FOR INFO & BROCHURE. Free To You 8045 sofas, 1 Porch glifler, l dtn. sacrifice. 645-1787 mas Sale. Handmade Pot· leave a()f'llcatlo:i. Substitute Food cellcnt benefits. Exper'd. Top Drav.·er 645-2200 tbl., 4 heaV)' game chn. BOX Stall. Auto water. I tery. Reas. No. 30, Dec. l . Equal Oppor. Employe.r Service Assistants Contact "1rs. Jensen: Swimwear, 32.0 Kalmus Dr PRE CHRIST~1AS· s A L E, 8 m 0 . p.1 ALE L AB . A1 nlq~' sewi2 ·,ng tbl., ~!!1·.0011-Facilities. Reduced fee i 36 Newport, Cl\.f 'I BOYS & GIRLS On <·ell basis. 12.85/h,. COSTA MESA lat Redhill) C.ri.t. Se Habla A 1· ch· C 1 k ee t.,.., amps, C•u. 0 • you clean. 96z.8679 c RR 1 s T •1 A s pr, ••• , M · I H 't I E nol n 1ques, ma, oc s, RETR IEVER. All s ho t s, toman, color TV. 644-5195 .. .......--The DAILY PILOT hrul Apply 2941 Alton A,·c, Irvin<:'. e moria 0•P1 a spa · Crystn1, i:w-nllure, Roll top lovable, to 1,'00d h 0 me. SMA U. saddle S75. 2 small 1:els-Plale blocks, i lngles route& open In COSTA Ca Equul Oppor. Employer. "·'>-1'1~~1 Victoria, 01 EOE TF:U;PHONE CALLERS n1any gift Items. Good 675-6281 SUPER for Dad! Tan vinyl hallen:. 2 tmel5. O ther sheets. 963-2M2 ' ~tESA, COLLEGE PARK &. "" .,,., -EARN Ou1stma.'I money. discounts. House of . recliner chair S35. Alao 4 equipnient. 646-8163 · 12 Ga Winchester. Aulom11.tic ~-~EST COSTA ~I ::::::::::: I ~~r~~v::1~~~s-!e;::: ~hart, ~ Main St. Hunt ~~~:d,;~ ~:~l~~ 1 ~m~as. chrs. $10 ea. Jewelry 8070 ~~.is~.1.ea!f~ lncl Equal Oppor. Employer IR\llNE PERSONNEL RN home niomings-evenlngs or CLEARANCE SALE yr. 0 · Garage Sale 8055 FINE \Vatch-Bailey, Banks . CABINET MAKERS CCD\ll Eme rge ncy Dept. both. Cal: 893·6.~ or come Reed OrgMs. As .is • or Jo~ R EE Shepherd/Labrador & Biddle (Philadelphia) FOR Sale: Irvine Co a ~t lU\.Y 1CES•AG ENCY "t.l •.30P'I, f lt Im• to o·. ~ office at 1908 Rcslored. 645-1530 puppies, males, 7 wks (lid, J\fOVING, double bed, tables, Pure 18K Fine Hunter case Country Club P.1cmbersh1p. E>per. \n mllllng-.~ assen1bly ·'88 E' 17 h s 1 1 · ~ " 847 °~2 ' 673 S:l64 ,. ~· I t at rv1ne)C~f XI<•'< "-,~rl>•. C-t·ct o. \\I e 5 t m In .11 t e r BI v d . A II 8010 -ovJ chairs, lamps, clothes, nn· \\'Ol'Jls arc hand m a·d e"~ci;;·i;.""''=-n;=~~~~ Or 'tore flxtures, Interior S I 224 642 '"' "' "" "' PP ances ·1 AZU RJN u te ·1470 \Ve-stminster, OUicc '' B'' FREE D o bi e -P o o s or !iques, weekend, 9-2, 31668 (l\fodel SpeclaJ l Stunning E Blue & D a r k decor & artifacts. Very ii:ood Ro;i.che, RN' l'niergency bc?tween 9an1 & noon or Cocker-Pincher. 6 ,,.,.ks old. 3rd Sl So l.agWla. 831-o332, (J!IOO'sl 528-5730 Ranch Mink Stoles. Musi shop oond. & many benefits. Q,i w"'4 ••rJlr --A dcr1t., 642-ZT.14. Costa f\fcsa Alfred Al. Gol'don ~igns, i\l eniorial llospltul, 301 Vic-5pn1 & 8pn1. ~El~T .DA..~A~~ SALE 642-3165 499-2884 Machinery 8078 sacrifice. ~3418 250 Fischer, Cl\1 S'10-'..'860. JOBS JOBS JOBS toria, Q.t. EOE. e'v lpoint e 1~erators, AUST. Shepherd, has a 11 CH R I ST ?.f AS G I F TS WHEELCHAIR TELLERS \~ashe r s. D r ye r s , shoes. In good health & GALORE! Son1e nu. Sat & CHI~KENS. White Leghorn LIKE NEW COOK AAMES 100°/o FREE SALES NOTE TELLERS DIBhwashers,, Ne w Will'· nature. &IG-7066 Sun 8 to 4. 2083 Valley Rd . laying, 15 at $3 eac h , $50 548-1627 Yacht/Hou1ema n Bureau of * * & ~:n~. Cred~ BolA, 3623 0on·t gtve up the ship! Cr.1 (via VictoriR, left al ~7300 NEWPORT Beach Te n n !~ Full time for exper'd malt' Employment Agency STATEMENT ' arner, la Ana. nelll" "Ust" It in classified, Ship Valley Rd ) 646--5901. PrLOT WaJtt Ads! call now c I ub Fami.ly Mcm~-"lp lor home & boat. List pnsl Costa Alesa 556-1100 MEN -WOMEN Harbor, 9'1S-2!t2l to Shore Results!' 642-5678. CLA"SSiF1ED v.ill sell It! -642-5678. for Sale. "'"" 3362 .,.., ... , to yrs employ. record. \\rrt te 1706 Harbor B~vd._ Suite. 207 AGt: NOB /1 RR l ER, Ex-DEPT. CLERKS LADY KEN?i10RE \Vasher 80 ~ classif~d ad no. 280 <"lo Anah1n 600 N J::ucl1d 776-8120 ccuU\·e Tyl>{' People N('eded E."l:perienced Copr.ertonc SlOO, t.1ay18g Jewelry 70 Jewe,lry 8070 Jewalry I07G WHAT A DEAL! coo per Dally Pilot, P. 0. Box I~. I Org 2 Cily El East 634-122'1 to C.ont act BU.11inesses & Elec. or Fri:;idaire l!le<:. lawn mower & ed.a;..r. Never Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 J R S Insuran~ Agi •ncies. H I g h Contact Sandy AtcElhenney Dryer. S60. Frigidaire Auto. used. 536-8125 COUNTER HEU'. ovoc 2L tlNIU ALESif'IEN tom"""''"· We o!!" tho SECURITY PACIFIC "'"""· 1"5. 54£.lllirl PUBLIC AUCTIO.., Ratt'" bru'. moplo d" k. Full time tnchl "'kn d s , 11e"· prepaid rx-nta1 Plan. Nationa l Bank r.tusr SELL! 2 yr old :?1 cu. ..... art:ilicial trees etc., 960-2855 OELA.!\i"EYS KETil..E or Age 10..l5. Earn ~20-$40 per AMERICAN 550 Nc,vport Center Dr It. 1-~reezcr. $200. 5 J\lo. old JEWELRY e'le & wk/ends. rISH, 632 Udo Park DI'. 11rek gcuinG: new cu~tomt'l':'I HEALTH AGENCIES Newport Beach Refrig. \vficc maker. S..?00. BARNWOOD lxU redv.·ood. ~\\·pl Bch. l:>r the DAILY PILOT :lflt·i· (71 4) 991-4130 Equal Oppor. Emplayer 968--0262 $2 !in It. 8' Slider door school nnd Saturdays. You ' . \LES STOVE, ~as, & \\.'estngh.se with frame. &15-0736 DA y HELP '""" '"' '"' . "'hoo' ""I :s. . Ap1 Ro r"'. """""'°'"' 'bl th I t t t • I I h Id POOL TABLE, ""' '" • WANTED I ''oo '"''"'"'.'"'"owm·< READ THIS! *TEMPO* "'""""" .,t, x1n1 co»d. Poss1 y e orc;ies es a e 1ewery sae ever e ''"" """" cotn-operatod a• !casr 3 d&y• rier wt"l'k. No .. A-7721 1~ ~~ B ROILER ASST deliveries or l'Ollt'('linq. ~ . u..:i-• in Southem California. .T.c .. "'"·;i~..,·~~""'~~~-1 Tran.:;po t·tn!lon Prov id l'd. S_t.i:>O A r.1ontfl Prr1n1e Needs You Now! \VAS l·I ER, ELECT RIC MAGNAVOX Ody!l!E!y Game Will Train r 'J 968-4812. . $.;or)() ,\ l'ilon1 h ~/tln11! DRYl:;R, H.l:'.:F'RIGERATOR Dealers and private parties welcome. Free new oond. $50. Apply !Jailv 3-!'IP~I Equul Oppor1unity E'r'lrtov.-e l\\111 1n1111. l"0111n11ss1on only. Rece ption ists .. Call 5:>7-2679 • d • • -I t • • t 'f b'dd t 1144-1656 ANCIENT MARINER · · 1 Tr11d{' shov.• s11!{'s. r.·1 r . Typist1 Rent Wai hers/Dryeri G mlSSIOrr-.-0 S lft SlleS 0 SUI I f!rS presen BRAND NEW Nor co l d KEYB01\ltO rnun \\'ti.ntrd, 'J\ IC'r. ri t l-!1'.Hl. S t ' s " 2S07 \V, Coaiit Hwy, NB (' l I & . ~---e cre a r1e $2 Weck, fo,ull Maint. Csinnl• items and daaler lots). Refrig, 1or Boat or Camper. ·'P1-'1'C't1(·c{ on organ -SALES Account Clks •6.19-1202 • ..,. ,. ,. 12 V-120V Mdl.DE-251WA' p1;111Q. 1\l~o t. ,J<:t bf able 10 • .... DELIVERY l\IAN sin~ b;1Ck·up \(k_':J]S. Cull Ne\\" conipany n. e ed s ln· Repros KENl\IORE Hea vy Duly WHEN: Thursday evening, December s. 1974 at c6~5684n~ .. ,s~;,,,~11 $140. E:.~rly n1ornllli: lln1es l'Clt11e. >t.16·1677 tcll~ent allruct1v~ gal to Choosr your 01•. 1 hours. Elcc. dryer, must sell. Used • ·~ cr.1 areu. "lust ho\'c d<'l>Cll· LAB ASSIST a551s1 us Ii cl I 1 n g our Part-tin1e n s sign men t s :t nion.'l. S&i 4!J6..1107 8:00 P .M. King Sz mauress & n1atchlng 5-16-6127. I ELECTRONICS i.ervices 10 clien ts In this uvui n e. ,__.. .....,----.,,. · Bicycles 8020 WHERE•, Desert Galleries West, Inc. ·• ' .. g!'!. can. • NEVER A FEE cond. $50. 45 549-1587. I dable-cur. 5 4 6 -I 7 8 0 I.: • secretarial & otlM!r business ·1 bl 0 -t\ ••~u50 bo• •P"i" Cl Gd DENTAL to $800 Tl•:tl11t't fill" <'ll't'ltonlC' 1'0"1· 11rc11. Comn11ssion on I y AT TEMPO USED R bu .I B" I I"· 2542 Wa t Coast H'1 .. hway Hewp· ort Hvy Doty Pool Table. 3". x7'. lOO'; f'HE1-: p O 11 t' n I ~. G.o ~ d n1 at h 1~·/inl.'f'ntive boous p I an . Tempo Temporary Help e 1 1 icyc ca ... c ..-5 7 ' Slate lop. all acceu. J..oo Jleii.vy l.rl'.>nt ofc. expcr:'° I bach.i;round. F/umc. d ll Y _:T~x~'-!11~T~"'--------1 '"""""'"""",;.."";,,,,..;;.., fil~.1P~~~&°S1t~n:~~: B h Cal"f tor manager1nl po s i Ii n n . shift. C,:1111 bcl"n 3 & Spill, Don't ct"f\'e up Int! ship! tlave winier "'·ear you have J\I o to-CJ'\'.IM equipment t,, eaC I I • cash. 546-lS33. Co I I e\:llOIL~. IJ00kk~p\n11. I 9~ ... qs.tJ, "Ll~l" it in claASlhed. Ship outgrown? Sell It fast v.1th BeRch Cruisens. C7 I 4) 645-2200 (across the street from ~~·QCaH~ ~~.01.,0 payroll. 1h•11lln1t 1v/pat1Pnts. 1.\·:-.;-c1inlleni,:ing pos. r o r to Shott R~lts~ &t2·5678. a Dally Pilot C1a.s.slned Ad! RECYCLED CYCLES cau Any11n1,· ni,:ht peNOn w / s u Pc r \' z::::;;::=:=:==::==::=:=:=:==:=:=:::; &l50 \V. Coast u11.·y, N.a some of the finest waterfront restaurants in ::S.....i:ter v.-om. s 15 o · :O:e\\lJOn C· 1111'1· i-:n1ptOymC"n1 I n l! I I 1 I y for Pi\! shift rSEEK & F ' .,._8288 C l'f • J I nfy f fre rk' Coni-uhant~ Ai:cnry "/lvknd~ nrr. Grt':tl \\'HJ;C~ IND ' Hodice Podge "C'' RALEIGH Super Coune. 10 Southern a I ornta I p e 0 e pa tnq. KENMORE Elect 2'20 Dr,'e' CopperlOll{', xlnl cond, f75 or best offer, 962-0062 8242 Manflevlllc Dr, HB 567 :.11..n ;'\:icholui. l)ri\'P & brn. rol' right pel'!!On. AP· Ke""('IOrl Hr:H'h tilQ--431:,0 1 ply ll·lj Superior A\-e, NB c I N Q c I N QA H c N A cc L cc 0 ~~k':~~~.1u2b~ WHAT: Millions of dollars worth of new and DENTAL ASST-.~;.~;~-' ~~~;~~",'-'1:~·,.~,1-50-,-,, A c LA u 0 NA c A A c A N 0 I r r 0 ~y gd cond. 1100 · Antique estate jewelry. Fine mens and ladies Chaln11d1• t'XllC-1", nnly. F.X· guani ~t. Co!Jel{t' pref\J. b k Ph ' I' p;n1dcd dul!r~. :.:1, d :l )'I ~Ir. ltlchnrrls. 71 11846-S.-15.J. N A R I H F; r c NII 8 L I c , 0 N N 0 SCH\VINN Girl'• Slingroys & watches y Piaget, Rolex . Pate I 1ppe, week. Full ~;i!:1ry, ill 11 11 y I . • • , , Breeze. One 3 llpd., ne1v d ,.i t brnt>fir~ Bl"J!:h itl't'JI 0111 1 ~I~. p I { ,\ \, 0 t 1' I c E T R cc 0 AHN N c A B I fl r F Q Q N 1;ond. Aft. 3PM 644-6333 Audemars. Piqu et. etc. La ies any gen s 962-2--1.16, . sur~.lt\r'I SOR. Growlns:: E L OS A F O H C SOO Y O RRA CO SCH\\'INN JO S p d Con· I' . d' d . f 1 t t DE~Tlo.l S"'Cl E , . I N••11!J(ll'I 13,•;1 Ch lndu~lri1\I tln!'ntal. A1en's. Per f e c l SQ 1ta1 re lamon flnQS rom Cara 0 over _, •• •C• ?::TAI,, n1Nltcal 1-'.:l'OUJ) n«.'l'l:;r; 0 1 FHA Nf.S H R l'F C D l.OF.0 8 :\tui-t lK' able-l\l hnndlc flnan· 1[ \In I 1 11 "l[ r f'tl1<1l t• t Cl t'Clnd. $00. Call G73-i.ll9. 10 carats, in all sizes , shapes and colors. eta! .unAnRenu•nl~. Drntal 1 ~url(.'rvi"c oHlcc. ·1-.i yrs C.\'.P R 0 fl C A B E U A E E A F G R E L F K SCllWINN VARS l TY 10 d 1''"'·"'""·''" ... " 1 book· ....,. '"" "'"" ·' '~""" s p EE o . Gooo coN· Lad ies fash ion rings, pins, pendants an ~):~1rf~ !0:1 ~~ 1;;51~.i~';i'.1 ~es:~~~i~~d. c..nirn·r s.u-2001 E » s 0 E N " A QR u QT E Q 0 "' r " oITioN m . 96U3b3 earrings set with diamonds. rubi es. emeralds, ~-~33; 1~\·;.r~11;~~-c" l\lizi\1 ~1oor."'.1-".,c..,,N~.:rn=F.~.0~1o-.'~nn ~ ~:: ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ ~: ~ ~ ~: ~: ~ 1~:~~= :::.ia~1~:~ sapphires, jade, etc. Many items Hallmarked Ml .. ~n Vl••J<tl>:I Toco . ,., .. ,_.of ... ,. .. '"'""' 1000 11 """ I 11 T1'ffanys , Cart1'ers, Val Cl eef & Arpels, etc. I:;sp. 4 )n mln. Si00 Ill j 1n1nded only. CRH Judy for 8 Q 0 t. H E It t T N A C l'J 0 I N 8 !; f ~. · p sq. . 1'l1trt. r . o. 80)1 114, 1:.1 11\ll'rview Ufft'r 2 pm&.· be· f"unky Boutique dC(:Oration Al . 't I f' t I I ·n Toro,Cal.~126:"Xl.Rtiilica !~een2l~i\~·$P~r or1P'.ll·JO A H 8 R 0 8A SO BRA C P C J:;Q UE lumbrr.67J.-428S SO , 50ffie l effiS 0 1ne CrySa , porceat , ronfidonH•I _l_'.l~&t~_,o~'''c_·==~-C A B A If CAL A S K N I CR N I C R Ca m e ru & Equip. 80 bronzes and Oriental art. DENTAL RECEP , NEW FACTORY cc RR A 8 A c MOVIE CAMERA. S"per 8. C Q • 'I 5 00 p M d 'I All phllk:i dentt l mj:ml. I Branch on1Je11 JUSl op!'nln,r: " N T t R E H N f c s l~'tr toom le!ns. R 0 c h . IN SPE Tl N: From Noon ti : . ' a1 y §:,~"r:;·S::;.:1:8;',me"1 '''~~:'~"""""'''ri;;'':!~ o MR co•o o•N o •••c RR•c !:.'::."s"'l.t .. ~.'~~~;,L.~ starti ng Su nday , Mond ay and Tuesday. Call B4fi.~. 893-5032. f ~rvmf'n 121 $."S hr l11•nr1C11Dlll! Tiie PlllWH llllMI U.fd btto• •PP"' fen-UC, Manuel 100m len1. s T 0 . D be 1 t 2nd an d 3rd and Thursday DENTAL ASSIST, EJ1prr Sa,lr.sm~ ""' Open '*"'•d, vp, 6-11, or •=:y 111 11'1• P1tuk. fllld tad SUPER 11 l\tov\I!: projec\Clt' 0Ce m r S , • a Torom'"'°' v1 .. 1o '"'""-""''"'''·"'· •••·""~'"'"'''"" " s.u•Ho...11170,111--0117. Decem ber s. 1974 an donThursdayevening Call s»-tJJO All brnrfl!a.;, t'IUTer pl'Js!llon1. 1 C'\OALI t.:RO CA~CllA t"ARRE SAV~ SPAO: W t( EN Dictaph Secy ssoo 4 .4-I065~~-~ ~:::~ f'~~~f:tROf, f:~~'11-~r~~ll. l\10VlNG by w I'll pp In R from 7 :00 p. M. to 8:00 p. M. °T>l'le 60,,; nio·~ ("t['\r :-.· ····! ''°"'li"<l /1,.·11 RN nr r ·\l.\l'll Ci\RAO.~i\UO 1·11Fff:1u; dlahH and olhl'r fr11.3llr ha ol h k d W E5TC LIFF ! \' I ,. ~JI lur ;9 l)l;•d -..~""'":'.'~~ ltf!m• In WMll cloths. tov.111~ TERMS: Bonllome1'1card, Malfl'l'C ,,., penon c ec s on P!rson11t1I Arrfl11•·y <M11rk rn l.'t!nferl l&ll E. fo)llni;cr Avt, 5.1\. f"nll :..12-AA!'S l'°' ~ •! "'~! llo"!<p. XI n' I ________ _:::::::c.;_:._ _______ _. and OUlf'--1' llN!M, )lot. lt'l CGSh. h· ··-:~ t ~:io1t 1111). B•'\'Crly To ord~r inv tor •11 of the e•ptndrd "~Rk & f'!nd'' "'°"*"· more !fPl'IC"e In the Ji:Ora~ Ph~ (7 1 'I 645·2200 for --in• . -·-"on. :i :1'll' ('o 11 \ 11 Ir._1, "n 1 numilo'l"t ~ thrnuch 3, Sfnd 60 rentJ for edeh, m1k1n1t rhe<:k~ rum closet• by llt'lllng tdlr ......... , , • ...,, ..-'°"'""' Jlr,.;pi!"!, 3;o Vll'llirla, C.M. 1>1v11bl• t11•·Sfe~ & F'1nfl," St11r Teltp1m Syndic.tie. AddrtM Jle.fm wllh " DRJly-Pllol FREE JADE PfMDAHT IF YOU IRING THIS AD!l! 612 ·0'.!~7. lftlf,.. ~" r .. rt nf lhfj ntwiplp!!r Oa.<11lMed Ad. O!JI &41-M'1lt TAPE radio players, S 5 o. llabltruil (hamsten), 2 lll!C- l ion 11 & lu bes~ S IS. Slnn1bonrd, like n~ $10. Inslnkerator, ns. Ski boots, sz 11, Kasllngcr, $25. JO spd. Schwinn, $&1. 494-9341 . HERITAGE Rnd Lamp tb( S75, New Twn Bed, $75, ltol ceremlc wht/hippo, l\1itc. 640-4293 C A RPET I..A YER h h1 carpet. Selling at coat tor h1b0r. Afany c hoice•, 963-7430 Nl.'\V Girl's 10 spd bike, !'ta velvet plR.ifonn rocker, JG" Jl(lrt Col TV. Mite clothlnc. Cheap! 9£8.2915 19361 Brook- hunl. Soace 46. HB. BRAND oow, newr used He:id Skil &: blndlnp.. 130 cm. Reasonable . (H) ~ l\Vl 540-7500 §"Qu A S JI BIOll!om/Navajo ~httdowbox dnl.,-i, m I n k Jackel, 111d boolt. 8 MtTOW, kids 11d!, 36". 644-~26 AlJTI) Attic, hl1rdtop carrk!_r, fit! ft/1¥ CM, J39, 11ew $125. 8-i0·1!»9 CRAFTSMAN 9" radl111 aw !l)M hew. Small walnut &.~ tlque pun1p cq;n.n. 642-IJIO . .. - ·DIME-A-LINES AnFer --· OM.Y • ... .._ ..... ............... A.cc1phtl • ......... , ..... •l•l•tl .. -....... loot_ •m;1nwets..,. Fr••clll1e •••rtl & ._........_, Mce•l4' , ......... . BEGJNNER'S boy'1 2 wheeler bike for age1 4 to ·6. $8.50. 1921 Dianna, NB. 646-6102 aner lpm COLOR television in nice console cabinet with both UHF and VHF channels $15. 546-2484 GAS stove SW. 6' spool tops $5 each. 2188 ·C-Placentia, cr.1 . S48-.402a 'BEAUTIFUL old inlaid walnut. coffee table, round $25. C:oats, s hort and long, •lie 12-14 $3.50 to $7.50. Sweaters. size 38·40 $S. ......... WHITE formica top end lables $4 each. Brown end tables $5. Girl's clothes. size 6-8. 25c-$2. Girl's vinyl Ted coal, site 6x SS . ComplHe eames 75c Men's suits, size 40, SlO·Sl2. llan's jacket, slie 40 SS. 241 Hanover Dr. Costa Mesa ~-5503 65 fltAHOGANY 2 Ji; 4 x 6 ~- 35 mahoian/r l x 4 x tO Sl.25 eac . ench marble clock $2S. School desk $5. 22tO Orange, Costa 1.!esa YOUTH bed S12. Bicycle ex- erciser $10. Aluminum patio table and four chairs $10. Bulll·in Frigidaire stove $25. Hi gh chairs $4·$2. Pole lamp, SI. Win- dow curtains 40 ' 1' 50" $3. New fine cor duroy material $1.25 yard. Used 1arbage disposal, working $25. 19860 Cambridge, JIB. ... ...., flll RRORS S3-S2S. Bar SS. Clothing lOc -$1. TV tube 18. Nautical child's drapes, lamps $8. SS&-8518 LUGGAGE $2. Dresser $25. llanging pots $2. Anlique books 50c -S3. Arts.cra rts 50c·$25. Jewelry 25<'-SIO. Lawn furnilure SIS. Toys 50c·S$.. 418 San Bernardino Ave. NB Sal. Oec. 6 in back. GOOD double mattress $8. 2 twin bed "gold sati n spreads S3 each. Call Sun- day 646-6587 TOY pinball machine $5. Candelabra 8 lli::hts. anti-que style S20. Carpet, gold color $15. ltamster cage $5. Car rack, 3 legs, rotury S.S. S45-152S anytime 7'3" CLEAN surfboard szs. Ski poles, 2 pr, $10. ........ GREEN naugahrde recliner, good condition $20, Old trunk $15. 642-8171 OAS ranJe. works good $25. Washing mach i ne, automatic $25. Gas dryer $25. Vacuum, upright, ex· cellenl $20. Power mower. works good $20. Built·in , ran1e. no oven 110. Redwood lawn furniture SlO for a ll. Chest or drawers SIO. 2 matching Chinese black arm chairs, 2 for SlO. tSl3 Orange, CM. &&2-"5666 USED tape deck s Sl . Recordplayers $1. Head phones 2Sc Amfelifiers SI. 548·5446. 229 S erks, Cl\t. Set. only. PORTABLE washer S15. . BfW 12" portable TV $25. Ma s11ager $18. 646·5632 WESTINGJIO USE refrl~erator top free1:er $25. y lvan ia color TV &'fo'ivel cabinet. as is $25. Electril' heater & clothes dryer $3•$7. 8ed 11nd couch Sl7 eech. 2533 Orange. CJll. S•turday. S~nd•t· 10.4pm. M4-7667 neitt w~ . VACUUP-1, older Kenmore, works good SlO. Kenmore tank bacuum,works 'ood SIO. lf1lf mower ~-Vall heater, 2 burner, works ~ood StO. Portable ctls· washer, c lean, works ~ $10. 2 aluminum patio nees, no pads, 2 ror S7, 1$13 Oran1e, CAt. M2·56fi6 80V' 18 Inch bicycle $20. O'l!ld'!I tricycle SlO. W.df Schlak hair dryer $8, 0 ~ clock radio, like new $10. Large table lu.m1), brown ~peclc. n11w sh11de ~-Train ca,1e SIO. Blue er11mlc .. •aah bowl and pitcher set $5,. Thermo• pitcher $.1 . .50. Blender. llkc new $15. 2 Proctor~a1s coffee m11ker Sl;SIO . ealht1nd c11rree maker $3. Corn popper $3. 642·""'2 5 RfMS. 2 with tires, fit BW Sl.S. HealthWIYI Deluxe 1CUba rt1ul•tor $20. split rim, lS''. I hole S$. 963-16215 TOYS·Barble 6: clothes, 81rbl1 ~lclu re mailer. Eric ~· lkl•t· Burr~ hit and 11teup elHI, plro- Crtph 25c·S3. 646-21182 IMPORTED s 11 d brotadel 21" squares tl-IO uc.h.~tT1.ka . niff pment.t.1181-.IOIO DA.ILV P\lOl MlsuJ •MOU• lotOMls.cel aNOUt. FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES our famous DIME-A-.LINES TO SERVE YOU Dr •DLINE• I,.... -Jll w • .., "· c.M. IOJI' • 'a •••• ..u aw-• ..._ e NEWPORT BEACH .. UU Newport &IYd. e LAGUNA BEACH •••.•. 222 forHI ...... e COST A MESA ........ , .. 330 Wetl l•r e HUNTINGTON IEACH 1717! k•ch llvd. e SAN CLIMENTE 30$ No. II CtmlM RMI PUBLIC NOTICE TOY AUCTION Saturday, HoY. 30, 6:30 PM To Sot;tfy Cr94M011 We WHI Sii fr'MI Ow W•e-houM ot rwwtc Aatc.tiM MM Foiowh19: REMEM_BER Tbt Smash llll of lhe "Executive Colorina Book" ol a few years ago! There are Just 10 ten or the second . book to this series ·Tbe f;itecullve Cut-Out Book" by the lat~ M1-rcie H1ns, co-aulhor of the flr1t book $2. per copy. 962·8010 GOLF balls, used.10--20e each. New JSc each. Ten· nis balls t5-2'0c each used electric hair & nail dryer S. Porcelain base lamp 24" $15. 962·8010 7'3" CLEAN &urfboard S2:5. Ski poles. 2 pr. $10. S48-S044 GREEN naugahyde rerliner, good condition 120. Old trunk $15. 642-8171 TWIN bed.frame $1. Firm box springs $8. White and gold headboard. wood $5. Light green naugahyde easy cahir, like new $25. l!ecord albums SOc each. 4S's Sc each. Beautiful sHtin bed quilts $10. Fon- due set S2.50. Waffle iron, works good $3.50. Lurge stand up mixer and bowl $4. Gold footstools $2. Child's bike seat S'l. Crutches SJ.SO. 4 prong lug nut wrench S2. 642·0358 TWIN baby clotbi°ng, Carter's, Health-Tex !Sc-S3. Baby toys 50c·S2- 645-0300 ORTHO. extra firm dou- ble mattress. box spring S2Qeat'h. 6-16-8488 NEAR new stroller $14. Portable typewriter $25. Garrard solid state stereo and Al\I' ti'ft.1 com- bo S25. mew st:linless v.·aterless cookll'are sel S20. Upright vacuum, like new $25. SS7-2619 NAUTICAL ge:lr, both de- corator and wo·rking ship's wheel, destroyer type. solid bronze and mahogany, 18 inch diameter $18. Many boat fittings of bronze, chrome and marinium 10C·S3. Rope atxl rope blocks of all sizes, e.g. set double blocks and tat·kle with 100 feet~• in- ch 1nanila line $!0. All sizes of drifttA·ood. fish netting and floats 2Sc·$3. WWII Navy baU\e lan- terns ,S3. Nautical bookll and magailnes lOc·SS. U.S. Navy P-coats. ge· nuine Kiersey 'A'OOI SIS. So l id brass Navy Azimuth SS. Anchors and chain , a ll sizes, e.g. Northh\11 20-R. S!S. Pad- dles, oars and oar locks. all sizes, some anlique $1.50-SS. Large bait bag a nd brackets $!1. Pair or corner dock wheels. like new $20. Large WWII Navy life ring buoy $7. Huge old glass fishing float in net S16. Ca rlson marine galley alcohol stove, made of brass, copper and stainless Sl2. Antique Perko ail burn- ing anchor light $20. Large old Perko bronze hand bilge pump $15. P.laho1any sabot. lee hoa rd or rudder $..1. 5-lt w. ll am illon. cr.1_ 548-0135. Sat.Sun. 10-Spm f URAWER chest $22. Clairol Instant Hairset- , ter $12. Corner desk $25. Datsun tires. some miles left SS for 4. 3046 Killybrook, CAI. M0-9779 A1AN'S or boy's 26"Sear's 3 speed bike, excellent condition S25. Pair or motorycle burhper racks $10. 727 W. 2oth St. Cost.a fl1csa . 642-5487 · HOC K EV game $6 . Reeord player $8. 4 Ford hub caps $3.SO. 2 ten speed h1ndle bars $1 each. 4 knock-offs and baskets $5. Fishing box $2. Ice skates. H~key $6. 2 rigure skates $5 each. Battery charger $1. Bike baby seat $4. Bed guard rail $2. Christmas lrff wheel spinning light $2. Overhead bed light St :?2 x 30 inch movie screen $5. Triller hitch for sta· t>on tA·agon $3.50. 2 sport car side view mirrors$&. ~6-5033 l\IEOICINE cabinets with mirrors $4-$.S, Bathroom sink with formlca counte r $18 . At.f &'M rlldlo $6. Four burner stove top $8. Suitca11es $3 each. Four 1llce toaster $.').Small coffee table SS. Two !lawn chaira SlO. 20" glrl'• bike $8. 2"" gl.rl'• bike $12. 26" girl's bike $10, ia· bout traller $2.S. 16' outboard boat s::?S. 839-.... l.J\ROE Lady Schick con· aolctte h1lr dryer SlO- Aticrophont·Sbure high Impedance Ill jack rlO. Bonaa drums $3. Laree men'a rawhide Jackel In 11ood condlUon $15. Sleep- ln1 bal! $3. Baby carrier $1. J round mtt•I $ 111. 1•1 c1n1$Zeach.333 Bly St , Cotta r.1 esa SHURE Attl-!D Slerto l'llrtrfdRe. with 1tylus, ntver u1ed factory tube, cost $5!i . Sell tor $18. M.S.2929 J.AOVSorthopedlcCorset. BF.IGE t;ible lamp $15. Kor. BOY'S & Glrl'1 28" bikes CLARINET $25. Clarinet for spinal as1l11t Cost. nich ski boot, sl~ 71\t SIO. $25 both. 833-2816 eaMI $10. Jloover vacuu!p SlOO. Ricker 1ki boots. 6N $10.l ~-------~--I cleaner S25 . Bendiit Two for $2S . each . Stor:ige drum11 S2 each. SCRAM-lm automatic Ironer 125. Son- 982-8010 S1nall dark wood coerce ta-ANSWERS beum electric Cron $5. bh: $_SJ F;lectric knlre & Reminaton electric shaver DECORATIV E r.attan case i:I. Rotisserie motors., SponRe -Waken -Piaoo SIO . Electric toa&ter k $3 I -Valise -N<EES \\!hen I' \ electric wull clock $20. wor each. Water·P k. you arll down nnd out, rocte.r near new $10. Mr· 952.8()10 does work $5. 548-o576 ror 42 x 42" Sl5. (2) win------l----------1 somethlng a1wa3•1 turns dow i hades 28" S3. Baby '11 NEW 2 dollar bills. SKI racks. coat $40. now up . It i s usuull.v the bike seat $8. Bike rear &ertea 53, c. in consecutive $20. New Kniessel ski bag NOSES of your friends. book r ack SS . Sm al 1 numbers, 729 thru BOOA ss.,.,",.,·~'~'""~S808 __ a_n~y_ll_·m_e ___ 11-----------l nOl.lrescent lite wall mount each. 549.9707 1. Seara power mower $25. $4. 12) Chevy rims. tires, l-----------ITENNJS racket&: press $3. Electric edger $7 . Snow caps $10. (2) sliding 1.fEN'S suits, 40 and -42 re-Corfee table SS. Lounge skis $25 . Wrought Iron shower doors 24" 'A'ide JI ular SIO. Slax 34 "''alst $3. chair $2 . AM /Fl\t radio $5. ch and lier SS. S drawer &i"i lligh SlS. 642-0035 sweaters $4. 549-9707 Dog bed SI. Large bird chest SIS. TtA·in bed $23.1 -'---'--''-'-'-~-~--l-'--''-"==-'-''-'-"'---· I cage SS. Polaroid camera .536-9964 50• Telescoping mast SlS. GUITAR "· Slant board $3. $3. Old canning pol $3. Old · Blender 8 &peed <nter $20 . Twin headboard $3. Punch Llonel electric train 'A'itb P.IATIRESS and box spr· Air cooler with slll.nd $2'0. bowl and Cups 12. Chip & layout S2S. ShotA·er dOOf's ings. run size, excellent Black li ght 48" with holder dip aet JI. Pro Stars elec-SS. Sliding t loset doors $6. condition. S20 each. sis . Caster oil SJ.SO per tr1c action rootball game \Vrought iron decorati\•e 962·8510. ~uart 1-tethanal lSc gallon. 14 lilug •el S"nbeam stair raili ng SIO. Bauer dis-""k•helf •peaket• ~s ·portable vacuUm $5. Boy hes Sc -$1 . 1400 Lincoln SOF~ _bed. brown, good ~7o72 .., · ·MAPLE Provincial crib and maltress-$25. Port"a· C'rib 54.50. Surfboard SIS. 173-4377. GIRLS bicycle ~aad con: dltion S2S. 4 Danish tcuk dining room chairs 2 for $25. 673·~. 1000 .. OF TOYS: Oo ~\s, Race Sets . Gilmts. Trains, 'l'r1cvctes, Stuf£(.•d Animals. Child 's r~urn'uur~. Pool 1'ables. l\1ech . Toys &:: \\'luch 1\1orc GIFTS' (tad1os Stereos, Walches. O\•e n"1a re. Steak Sets, Chess Sels. r·ondue Pots. C<.1ndles & Much C.·1ort·. Take Thi& OpporiuRity to ltot lftflotia" Md Christmas Shop ~ You Stf tM Pric•. Stare O·waen., Swap Mteht s GM YM ttM Public: Art l"•ited. MASTERS AUCTION 20751/a H.wport lh•d., CM Due to the Nature or Thi ~ Sale All rilcrchandise \Viii Be Sold As Is. No Checks Will Be Arceptcd -Terms Cash '. Seoul things; Yucci pack Lane, Newport Beach l'ond1t1on, $25. 557-9037. SAT Nov 30th 10·.fi ., 8ikes $5 to SIO. Clothes· SO -SI .so. lloovcr Can· nister -t y pe vtieuum· clea-ner $10. Lovely Walnut. baby crib and Kannlwd mattress 125 . Danish modern blue hlehback chair with Ottman SZ5. Hichchairs $5·S7. Port- l'!cnb $5. Decorative polli $1.50-$6. Baby clothes 25 -$1. The Shores Apts. 900 Sea Lane Cd?!!. Play· ground Area on ~denrod A<'ross from Harbor View Elementary Schoo&. IOll $4. Back pack rrame S3. '!ANY lam~, 0,.1 •nd e\e"-r.tt:NS 10 speed bike 525 . BEER Kegs 2-1,.'1 barrel M I Wal.' 'ant•en ·-Hoy '• " • H h stainless steel kegs SIO. i1ctl aneous 8080 Mi1c, Wanted T """ tric for ,.,_a I. table.,...ceiling 00~ver carpel ~ ainpooer each. 6-4()-15 wide white SHAG c;arpel $4 ~. yd , 21 •----------Life m-~gai ines toe All or noor: l\lostly brass and SIS. Baby ear seats $5. & wall tire ss. Nf"W set vds. Hart n1etal sk1is ster,1 ~ • * • * \VANT ORIENTAL RUGS items in almost new condi-copµer rrom every, era SS . New care .t,ravers,e. 800_14 1,.,, •ha in• 16. tns. 200 cm. $2S. Bucke * * * lion. 2837 Europa Dr. 50c-SZS. Ship's wall ·lamp rods. brass 156 x 2,1,6 " boots. 9. SS. r.tens sk:lles 9, \\'t! n«'tl se\lf'r.ll used rngs & Casta~tesa.545-2939 SI . Lotge table l•mp, Re.gular $22.99, $10. 8-1 •• ' _548_·1_9_1' _______ S " I TOY AUCTION tapestry. 'Viti pay cash . 56 I 5. u1r s skates 4 , $3. &11-5326 GOOD 19'" portable TV S2S. made from solid brass an-1 , regu ar 5l9.!~!J. $9. 48 x SKI boots LA Dolomite 9N Hutane lantern SS. P.teta l 1000'1 OF TOYS New complete 30•• screen tbique oil la11ml? ~-An12tique ~~n1',','",'i"o',,$1~~h•'leS6 . .,~!l ,:t S2~. Boot trehe S2.hoe50. Sboonow , de,te;ctor $dl0. 4. Oliye card Sat. Nov. 30, 6:30 PM \V0ru111~~: ... ~f~_,N1a;;:ajo01d'pru" • .. • door S7. Datsun 13" tire ras1 wa fixtures .SO. '-,,. · · ':" r111n over t e s t~ c air pa s $3. F1replllce MASTERS AUCTION 1 i ... c""'-'"' · • .,. and wheel $3. Large Penn Antique cast bras.'i railway 156 r~gular S9:, $.').Closes si1.e 5 & 6 $3. each pair. tools S2 ea . :; dratA•er tlns;. 4!&-239-1 evenings. spinning· reel $12. 30" coeth light, great for boat left Ka\l'a s ~k• full face Leather after ski boot size bureau $15. 497-2778. 20751• Ne11.·po11 Blvd., C~1 Music•l lnstrum'ts IOl3 garage door springs Sl t•abin $9. Vecorati\•e lamps helmet S25. Call 551-34f.a 6 SIO. Youth Ski pants size each. 12 geuge single shot from the 'ZO's $4. An~ique Ci.JRIST!\lAS Chalk board 12$5. Childs TUtlN o r the Century* • * * * * * * BEAUTII-.UL Conn 12 string s hotgun, Harrington solid brass ~han~ehers. for kids, elophanl, whole,, ~·~·~,•~·~·~'~'-''-"''~$8~-~"°'=~"~"~-IHigh school student desks, REINDEE!t skln (JU!lt :-Gui tar \l'llh case. Perfect R. h d \"k $2 o I g th r 1• solid old C'omplete with c"'h'ed (I m I..u J--·'J ·~ 1c ar s. 1 e new 5. ne arl:'e 'A'I ive ex: turtle. fro11, O'A'I. bear, S2 . SOLID woodspanishstyle graffili, neat for gamt' · ~ -u P •'--11u ..,.,. 01ris1n1a.<1; gift~ 6-44-4301.. BumPer jack $1 ,50. Weiss t~nded 1~ht s SlQ. t.fan) e!l ch, r.tu st see to belcive. roffeeta ble&endlables . $ . Oiildren.-. Skie s (made in hedge shears S3. lloover 1!7.l'S of o d hanging hut· Hand made baby qui Its 125 _ ea•h. S•tl• 1,.,m '•'°mt o_r patio. 12. Antiq1ue Austria & ski boa t.s size 13 PEAVEY-400 .~s or Cuits.r upright vacuum $20. 8mm r1C;1ne lamps, brass and SIO $2S Call 551_3468 .. .. en ~·ire ice cream par 01 $10. Bov.·ling ball (A.\l}') ;\n1 plifier 4-u'll. $-i50. 646- camera and projector S25 copper 13·SIO . \\'ood , · · mattress & box spring chai r $8. Antique horse "''ith nictal zip da\l·n case & nr. aJ't . s. 548·7l47 'A' rough l or brass FABRIC 25c to sz. Curtain SZO. each. Boys Dirt bike hame~ good for hanging jusl like new mens b!J'A·Jing PHASE SHIFTER canelabra $2 -S5 . Pair rods 2Sc Patterns lO<' "'Ith motor cros.c; S'!2:.SO. lights . plants. kitche n shoes $20 CHEVY parts: Stick shin 11.·rought P.1e1Cic<1n lantems Enamal dlshware 50c to Tricycle $4 . \\'hite Stag tools. SJ. Old oblong l sec-delab~8~~-9~~ne -~: Uke New $60, 551-4761 bellhousing $10. Stick shill S2 each. Large gold·shade $10. Apotherary jars SI. to Ba by shoulder carrier lion parlor mirror $12. Old Ofc. Furn. & Equip. aS flywheel $10. Exhaust sw~g type_ lamp SJ. Hu ge S7 . 1975 Calendars$!. S'i.50.6'barS25.2Chairs solid walnut orfi<'e chair WANTED manifolds 54 each. Intake 11nt1que kheg st.age lamps P.tacrame harness pieces S'i.50. 2 chairs $7.Seach. SjO. Scales, all i;iies. ages SORTER manifolds $10-$8. Pour bar-SIS. Brass student floor $.1. Child rens plaques SI. to Brass fire sereen set szo. and types S3-S2S. Pair of TOP CAS HDOLLAR PAID G.E. Bull SorttT model CSIOO ''\ '.'b' •• T b I I 15 3 n I otn•lc •a>l ,·,on •·h~I 1-"0R YOUR JEWELRY, O"D· wa arre amps . way oor amp s.5. Earth Dolls Noahs Ark Double boit spring & ' .._ "" in excellent ooodllioo. SarU holly 56. Four barrel holly S3. Solid copper and brass SI. to S1. lfandmade rabbet mattress with maple desk supports $8. Table l\'ATOIES, ART OBJECTS, 5.';0 cards per minute. Solid $18. Chevy heads $10 each. urn. made into t!1ble lamp dolls ss . Iron rireplace book case head board$2Q. model radio, tube type GOLD. SILVER SERVICE, slate circui'""' and jam Solid cam with lin.ers $20. $9. Coleman_ antique table tools ss. !\take-up mirror good wood cabinet SIS . F1NE FURN It. ANTIQUES. ~3 283niston1$3each Che I l \db k each.4 wheelhea,·~·duty Wodden Besse1 carpet 645-2200. detectordevlse.C.O.t$2,500 "=" . \'Y an erns. so 1 rass, ma e S2. flair Corler SI. Cookie lugg•ge carrier S?S-2 , ... .,· .,, $4.SO. Lat~• ,,1,-.1 ,P~U~B~L~l~C=-~A""'U~C=TI=o=N~ \\ill sell tor •"~. Ca 11 r adio $5. !\1urfler SS . intere~ling door sl~J>l!i _or jar S3 . Posters 25c. .. -Voltage regulators $1 .50. ta.hie f1xture.s SS. ~mihve Ka Ii da scope SI . Tup· traction grip beltt<I tires que wicker double id pie· 6-12-4321 ext. 286. Starters $12. Alternators \\'lck ha_ng 1n g 011 la.mp pertA'are celery crisper $4. SIS. G 7R x 14 Baby nic h~mper SI2. Old wood r.rANY ITE?.1S OF FINE EXEC swvl chrs St5/2S, Sll. Buc ket seats $10 each. $3.50. Sohd copper nautical Carpet tiles IOc. Cook walker S2. Bahy stroller working tools Sl -$10.J.~or t::sTAT·E JE\VELRY ART secy chn $8/24, Dkr, aces. Radiator SIS. Driveshart. outsi~e lamp $3. Adjusta-books .old & new SI . to SJ. $5. Childs pool t able~-example, 24 inch brass· OBJECTS, ANTIQr1rES, Pierce, 867 w 19 CM, SS. Power steering pump ble piano lamp s.1.50. Cast Seashell & 11.•oocl mobiles Baby stroller s.5. Nice bou~d mahogan_y carpen-FINE FURN, ETC. PIIONE 66-74ll. SS. Aluminum powergl Ide a ntique 4 light ceiling $5. & SIO. Kitchen Plaques baby clothes $1. Set. Gas tcr s _level, will PO.llsh Ji'OR INFO & BROCHURE. trans. $25. Generator $6. hangl!1g fixture S3-. 5 light SI. to $5. Picture rrames mo11.·er motor $7 .50. beauhfully, $4. Antique &15-2200 LARGE E."XEC. Desk & chr. Aluminum valve covers hanging c handelier Sl. 2sc to $4. titin alure pie-545-2775, 13141 Olympi<'. Acorn s tove parts S2-S7.l -""-'=~5~0-.R~T=E~R.----+ 30" x 60" Desk & chr. SIS. Floor counsel SlO. Large Adlake railroad Ian· tures $1. & Sl. 1567 Orange Cill . or f Bris tol & Seth-Thomas metronome, :H6-8855 or 557-9930 Dual coil distributor Sl2. tern. 3 amber and one red ave, c .M. 645-0843 ,Paulari_no. maho!any case, S.10. Anti-C.E . Bull Sorter model CSlOO DRAFT ING !\I Ac HINE , Electric fuel pump $10. lens $25. 18 Inch ellig-que e eetric fans and cop· In excellent condition. Sorts Vemco! 24 .. ann type , COih 1 evy thir 15 d m, 1 em 11 be< d$~5. t 1 \cally-shaped ceiling Jig t AANT,QUE Booksb25<k lohs;i .. ALL Items solid brass. per,heatedrs, many wi1th S501 ca~s pe11r minu0te. _Solidm. Great shape. ST5. 53l--Otl7 • pans . a ory 11-1xlure, brass and capiz nt1que arrow ac ·c air Copper & Bronze, Bugle bra s an copper par s. sta e cu·cu ry an la tributor $15. 2-1$" tires shell. handmade, beautiful $1S. Tape r ecorder $5 . ss. fireplace sets. an-e.g. 16 inch \\lestinghouse. drtector devise. Cost $2.500 IB.'it 1t10DEL m &li!CUtary with m ags S20 each. l.ustre glow SIS. 541 W. Porsche back seat SS . <!irons SJ. Screen S4 . $9. Very old pair of bat will aell for $650. Call Dictator. Ne1v. Sacri!ice. 839·390S Hamilton, C~t. S48-0135. Small sports car rack $5. Tools $4. Large firewood 'A"ing. louvered doors with 642-4321 e.'lt. 286. Pri,·. Pty. 552-1540 LA~IPS and shades S3·S1. Sat. and Sun .. toam-Spm ~riiids cb?k~k~;:l~e~~ ~fd bbe"11ket SS. 9-:--inch hand ~~~~eiles~ira"n:.i~:~'ch'~i C0'1~10DE Hoiletl $ 2 o. TYPEWRITER, Green SOI Old dining chairs $18 pair. \VETSUJT & surfboards -buttons Se & toe each. New $12. Antique trays_ desk iron and hardwood folding ~·i_i-Jker $1~. A 11 Galaxie FJlle w/case In Vacuum cleaners $6·$8 . Long John_. small $20. dog clipper set $7 . New planters & platters 11.·ith ink opening $9. Old Chron1e fU'lish. ~597. good rond. s.tS 831·2000. Ironing board S6. Interest-Beaver Tail. med. $20. electric milk shake maker Sl.-$5. Umbrella stand tllasons hod, interesting Misc Wanted 8081 Pianos & Organ1 I090 inf jigaaw putzle5 2.5c-St. Shirt Sl5. a·11" x 19'h sis. s.s. New rivel s:llad maker S2. Bookends ~.50. Ships hantA•rought iron 'A·ork , usel ;.;.;;.;.~·...;.;,;;.;.c.;.'----- National Geogrsphlcs SOc 7'0 JC :ro·• $20. 7'3'" x 20" & grater G.E. electric 'A'heel tlock -$6. Tall anti · for planter, books: records, DIVER Requil'e!I heavy duty DELUXE Optlgon. Near fllarvel Comics 2Sc-$2 . $20 . Others $25 each. Knirel3.0ldframes50cto que fire extinguishers ~-Bentwoodcha~r$..1.An· drysuilorprafe~sionaldiv-Xew. ~1usic books. xtra c,h,"y5trucbk takll g2a0te.1ss.506S 548-8114 $1. Childs Singer sewing $12. & antique blow l1que ornate cast iron open Ing equip. ~....,.,~~l~/642~'·:921:4·~~d~~~"'!'!l300!!':Cal!l~640-~~25~77. I . I 0 oo s C· I. . machine $2 nice metal torches $5. (when name gas healer or makes Paperbaclcs J5c·2Sc VW INFANT car seals. 1 blue 1 · 1 ,· ~~ ,.,.,. N' polished the make abeaulifulplanter$10.0\d k R d I ."d 1 Wh''te '' ea•h . s onng run ...,_ ...,_ ew gas tan SS-ecor Payer ' double bed size plywood beautiful decorator cash registeT $25. Antique SIO. Bicycle car S'lS. Snow 548 ·1627. 917 V.l. 18th St. Sl8. 2 wond ch lldrens lam)')§ or accent~). Can-dorner window completely ski is with boots $22. Costa l\lesa chairs $2. each. Bible re-die holders $1.50-SS. set rran1ed with a rounded Gasket sets for Chevy, PORT-A-CRI B, like . new cords $1. each. "Arizona hinges & locks for anti-top, makes a beautiful Ford, Toyota S1-$..1. Car re-$2 5 . Bed Ii n ens and 1-1 i g h w a Y • ' m a gs. riue ice box S9. r.tail slot shadow box or display <!Ord player SIS. Battery blankets for port-a-crib 85. 1940's-1960 's St. tn S2. $1. Drawer pulls 25c-SL case $20. Old bird cage •cperatedbto1y IS8onk8 S.14k. s48 .1627_ 917 w. l8th Sl. 1930's Big Crosbey records Very old wash boiler stand, excellent as plant amyer oo s . u1c sz. Antique 3-D viC!wers hanger $3. Handsome or-whee andtire$7.646·6290 Cosla l\lesa SIO. 178 Cos ta Alesa St, \\'ith lidS20.Largeoldor-nately cast anlique double A CONl/nltM SHOPPINC AM SEWINC GU!Of: FOR THE ""1.0N THE GO. "'ET . C t K"dd . CM ••• 5927 'nflte front door lockset burner gas hot pliite $13. CORVAIR engine .a nd " suit. ap · 1 ·size · ......,. '8. La''' alarm gong• 810 $2, New GE potlable -Boxes and chests of all transmission S25 each. h·,if. dr.yer $lO. Privata DOUBLE spidle polishing SI O. J ewe l case with sizes, e.g. Larte metal and Chevy t o Jeep engine h"k" boot . 5 ,. 525 motor small cood for nautlt'al etchings SIS. wood ant•"q"e okety •he•l For an ad Call Sue in Woman'• Wo.rld 642·5671, etx. llD ad.•l•t• $20. ""''' ••ddle 1 1ng s, size ~... , . · . .. {" 545-08i6 Jewelry $10. Scott !\furray Collection or plaques of SIS. Large hand-crafted engine S25 .. 45 and .223 rock tumbler S2S. old old sailing ships .:hest, handwrought hinge11 cabberballammoSceach. E'LECTRIC lawn mower galvani zed was h tubs soc-SJ .SO . 541 W , a.nd rittlngs, priglitiveand 552·7168 $20. &llcroscope $25. Rat-make neat pri mill ve llamilton , C!\1 . 548--0135, \'.'ell-warn. ov .. 90 years CHRISTMAS lights, Indoor te1n bar stool $5. Tape re-firetA·oad contaiilers $3. .Sat&Sun 10-S old $25. 541 \V. llamillon. and out $3 per st rin~. corder SS . Bean bag Floating keychains tOc . Ct.I. 548-0135. Sat and Sun Soft,Easy Shaping Decorative Acctnts Printed Pattern Ch · t d ti 5c casserole SS. Twin bed $10. Chain plates 2" x 2G" x NEW po t bl b nd 2 10 am a.m.-S p.m. nhs mas ecoraff ons Console TV, StO, works. All 3/16" Polished stainless SS. t 1 ~'" he "w' eac . 40 cup co ee urn, .1 . d d.1. Cased .•et of 0,.1 hutn•"•• s oo s -eac pc. as S2. like new $9. Twin bed I ems in goo con 11an. ., Green stamps $2.50 book. sheets, fitted or straight 646-7670 emergancy nares S5. Anti-Lamps 51 · $2S. t.lagazine Sl.SO ·each. Picture frames que se11.·inJit machine on r ack $10. Brass 'A'ood soc Prints of fsmous 1~1~Tr~rTr.1~J~fs;l~eUs~ oak base S7 . Pair ar 30" basket ror fireplace SIS. 2 P.lasters 25c Old best seller twice ,15. 548 _1627. 9t7 w. \\'tought Iron & 'A'ood bar s11.•i\·e1 bar stools SIO ea. hard co PY $1 ea eh. Old 18th St. Costa l\lesa stools $8. Large detachable 119A 34th St. NB. 67S.09'l2. Saturday Reveiws ioc rear ,·iew mirror for pull- each. Collector's 78 re-BRASS. plated twin site in~ trailer $3. Universal 19' TV Portable. Needs cords from 20's, 30's. 40's headboard $S. 917 w. l8th cofree maker Sl .. Antiue 'A'ork. $10. Push lawn $3 each. Electric can St. CP.1 . S48-l62'1 8Uandme,<w0,ood,.1,ty'pew"'"lcna·1,',' 1,122.. "chlger $7 . Dishhmasters S22. opener & sharpener ~. 2 rome was basin $20. inch foam pad, king slt.e ELECTRIC dryer $18. Spelunking equipment for 673-1603. ss. Antique sailor's box $5. 675-5517 2 $10. Pair new Perko --~------ Antique trunk, 2 tray• llO. bilge blowers $20. Elk S 1-1.P. O.B. l\Iotor S2S. TILE-buckskin, 3" x 9" lOC Electric bair or bilge 642-2891. Formi~a end table. walnut each. 673-9103 pump $10. All Aluminum $4. Dox springs. king size ace chest 14 .. x 14 .. x 24" SHAG carpeting 50 yards. $5. Flat ware & utenslls 2" SQUARE aluminum $4. Hunter 38, Special Belt Ci nnamon color, little 2$ceach.645·7721 fencing 32" high, 31' long. holster & cartridge pouch u sed. $2.00 a yard . STEEi. dis play shel\'t!S S2S. l\'augAhyde arm ch<iir $23 . Arm chair $6. HiJh chair $1 . Assorted suit- cases Sj to SS. l!eadboards S2. Lamp $S. Statue $j0. Small table SS. J\!attress inner sFrinii: $jO. VW plug wires $2. Car rack SlO. Christmas decorations 10 to $1. Books, houseware. jewelry 10 ta SI. 2331 Elden Av. CM 646·0168. 1-IART 205 cm skiis S2~. H78 x 15 Tires $8.·$19. Cub- co Stepfin bindin's $17. Wom ens ski boots s11.e 5 v.i S25. "'omens ski boots ~i1e 7 \2 $15. ~l ens i;ki h<M>ts PLANT " fe rn stands S $20. 265 Maynower Dr. SS. Pa+r 400 x 8 mounted 645·8427 . $15-$25. Wlnepress plantPrs Daysidc Villaie, Newport tires & •wheels $6, ,;11 W. $25. Pl ayboy magazines Beach Hamilton, C.AI. S48-013S IOC 379Costat.1esaSt.CM. PACllINKO game $25 . Sal&SunlO·S GAS drop-in stove 26 •,, .. si ze 10 i,, SIS. Te nnis White. $8. Blue noral sofa rackcllPanl·ho • r.011 1.alrs $10. Belly board, 4 ff. fl/11 $15. 2 eleclri<' r11~ors S$ ca. dings Sl6. 3017 Babb St. 11.30·6 p.m 6i5-3038. MB·S716 Sabot dinreay $25. Bo~"s.5 KINGSIZE ma1tress szs. RURAL metal mail box $2. spee~ bi .e S,26· Girl 5 Kingsize box sprin1111 S2S. IS gal. beer keg $6. lml x Schwa n~ Sllnfrlly bike $15. Yellow room divider SS. 14 whitewall Wheel. very Typewriter IO. Tape r~-Atediterranen night stand deep tread $7. Automatic corder SlO. Fiberglass b~ut SR.SO. G.1. mt'tal bunk bed Ct.I . 549-2565. I -"-'-'-""-'-'-'-"-"=---I buttonholer SS. Child's bike tank S20. 644·2185 & p ads $15 . 3 drawer carrier $3. 6-46"680 TWIN It bo · dresser SlO. Painted 1~==-"--'--'--"-''----1 S25. 6A:.~2.;,ess. x spnng cabinet .. ·1th glass shel\'e APT. site refrtgeratOT $25. l----------· l SIS. Kodak Brownie 8 mm Automatic washer, good 2 CHEV. wheels It tires, Camera $7.SO. Qntique un· condition $25. 2236 Placen-mounted, never recapped der11.·ood t ypewriter SIO. tla, Unit 8. 646-8447 16.S " 10" $15 each. Chev. Antique desk $25. Antique 16" " 700 split rim & tire. \•anlty $25. Comer bed ta-GUITAR. aeoustic 125. Case loll or rubber SJO. &42·0238 ble $5. 3 School desk& $10. SS. Train, HO. 4 x 9 board ea e h . s ma 11 w h 1 t e wilh IJ)'OUt $25. t"'nglnes WALNUT dining room ts-rodivlder ss. Large "''hite $25 each. Trolley SlO. Cara ble 2 leaves $2.s. -4 chairs room divider $10. Electric $2. Transformers $10.$20. su' each. Eitcellent. coodi-noor scrubber $5. 11and RALEIGH <"hopper 3 spped bicycle. Color orange. $25. 644-5120. SURFBOARD 6'3" lit 1"'" 'A'ide Swallow tail Hed bot-tom. Cle:lr deck. $25. Ml! Blarkfin SL HB 008-6110. VOLVO 4 SPt't'd trans. B-16 Good cond. S2S 64S-45JS DISH\\'ASHJ.:ll. !built-in!, Frigidaire. in 'A'orking cC'ln· d i ti on . coppe r . $25. 546·1570. til esa Verde area. 2 3 speed Men·~ bikes m ea. Va c uum <'lt'11n c rs $7.S0-$10. 2 I.win bed ll (Box spring & mattress) SIO \"a . "°"'" I-'~'•~·~·~"="~"~'~•-----· I pipe threader S20. 1 !:-'~ DRAPERIES. 119 Inches by COFFf:E . l flJl lj)_. \n:l•ld arid 1 inch die. Headboard 92 inches, for p&Uo doOr, wood , like n ew szs . & m1tchln1 bedspread ce le ry areen with Matching lamps with new $12.50. BotA•ling ball & bag hardware. S15-Matching shades s2o set. Com· $15. Portable oxygen bottle kitchen drapes. 5 reel by 4 merclal moving wardrobe $5, r.1a11J(! chair rung back, feet. with hardware, ss. c51irtont1 $2.50 each. Service unfini s hed SIO. Orapes Bunk beds, yeUow, lnclu<I· for 12 Apple print Ftan· SIJlcs SI. Double $2. Sake ing maltre1se1, $20. Rug, ciscan 'A'tlrt china $25. Set $3. 4 china tea cups & green. 4 feel by 6 reet, $.10. Service ror 12. Nolitake 5aucer1. greamer & su,car 1'11rror. wardrobe, 6 feet ros'-' print $25. Clcthet1 & bO'vd S3.50. Klngdie frllmt by 3 feet, s10. Trunk. anti· coats. fur collir, si:r.e SS. 2 r.robllt. antenna ANTJQUE silk 11.·hite drapes 84 x 9S ~O each. 2 new feather pillows S9 ea. Co mmercial hair dryer. Works good . $20. Wrought iron .. ·Ith Wal nut top·co<re table $15. Metal bed frame rull siie $6. Rose color bedspread full s ir,e $8. r.111rble top Oreal 22 x 56 125. Micrometers (6 ) S2S ea. 4 ladder back chairs need seats color orange S9 ei. Antique mirror $25. 64'•48:U. 2 small dressers $10 eA. 4 \VI UIO. OfF 11o "utk. !•1n•·11 ships Pulley lamps S!O & ~on d111" ,,,. ,.,., n1ni: ('ol h• 1.1 .... S20. 4 nt'W Captains ChHirs rn ihl• -.:n1r,.ru1 jtrf·•• \ ,.,, 11 $17.50 ('It. 645-fH\80 lo~~ rh1> ""•)'. ~llortli·•• "·" ------1 11 •h~n•·• l\1 !11, h••I) l 'rlnt"d l '•i<t ~r n ~1u. .-------------------~1 ,11~,~·· s, .... " 10. 1:.11 t• JM ~ll" J: !bl11\I J l l l,o~r~ i'~ r:.nb r.1 h1<-h '"hd·· POOL Slide. strai ght, aq_u~. Steal it $25. 675--3959. 9 Deacon Bay. d , bl $ Ml mount• S7.50 each. 2 low que., Jr ue. 10. ,.. 9 $5-$25. Laree toom ran band mobile antenna traps ror. 1ntlque.._ with !ihelf for sil. 546·0568 SIO. each. rug rake sz . plants. $20. uouble bed Sl1. Brown aecllonal S30. ~IOBILE home o:t camper Coleman double mantle Goldenw1s\twarncr area. stove. 4. burners, oven/ lantern $10. Sletplna: ba1. .. '._,.~ br ·1 b 'Ill ty •ir.per broken $2 . 2 ..__ 0' er, ui · n type, COP.-Co •men Slaves 17"" eoch. P'"'°"' color. good ""1di· IND I AN j e w 1 Ir)', 5 lion $25. 549-0232 Port1ble John Cgreal for b1racelel1 S20 each. s campinc> $2 . Antique rln!Js SIZ each. f pinky 8 SPOON r1tka, 18 slots on "''oodr!n tripods 13.$0 each. rln11 M e1ch. Private par-each SS each. Ornamental 8242 fllandevllle Drive t)'. 963·3812. Please t'a\l ceramic han1in1 lamps'°' ta.landevll\e) 1-1 .B. On 1fle.r four weekdays or each. 548·1965 Garfield. btlwt'en be1ch & anytime on weekend mai nolla, Turn South on ' QUAL-ITY clothes, shoes Sym mcrflcld. WALNUT rr1me lounge incl handball ~-ti . Tnyll CROC11F.TED llandhaJ[S. r-hai r. oran1e cUJhlona 120. s.sz . f."'riday 4 Saturday. All colors;. Three t ltet . 84$-$111 2287 Waterm1n. between .,. ..., ,-.,,,., 1'111Un j,: Santa Ana AYf!, ..--111 " ~ Sl .00 lor e1rh p•lttm Add 25 «Ol.s for tach pattern lor fll'J!·l'l&s5 mall •nd '1)1'"('1111 lr-------------------.,11 t111ndl in1t , otht.rw1~t t h1rd- What's a . Pooka? Ask Andy Andy is a Pooko (an elf who answers questions). He doe1 hl1 elf Ing In a c.olumrt ftery $atvrdoy on the family pogo of tho Dolly Piiot. C"lu1 dtbvcry w1l1111tc lftrtt wrflsor mor1. Send 10 Man i n Martin, 44Z. ahe 01111 root • Pattn-n OePI . 232 V.'tst t9lh & , Ntw Vot'k, N.V. 10011. rrint NAME. ADDRF.SS. ZIP, SIZE •nd STYLE NUMBER. ONF. f'R EE PATTERN ftl)'Ollt thak\> IOHnd (l)f", one free P•I· lttn in1lde NEY.' SPRING · SV MMF.R PATTtRN CATALOO IOOtty}eJ.1ll •ll''· ll"H J)1Uern eoopon. &nd ;x- now. -'IEW • KN'TT ~.-!th b.sictll'JUtp•Utm .. SI.ZS ln&t101 t'1shlon IJoal .Sl.00 Jftdanl St-wlna 8oM: , .. Sl.00 I 7329 ' l"r!!Chct tr!111t~d r lolb of~'..• (1>ol11t.to·po!ot) hnu11:011s. Add ChHr to a room wltb trlnrod. round "lolh. ChOOll .. Ml'rtcrlted Knltll111t •nd Cro- f'hl'l rottou u1 an ~oc~n1 c11lut ~':•lt,,rn TS::'.l : Croc:h~t d1r•·e- 1Jon1> plu1 jolnlnit chart. 1$ CENTS for tich Pllttm. Add 25 ctnt~ for t•C"h p11ttrn fM first -rl•s1 mi n •nd ~Jleel•l h1t1dlin11 ; othr.rwi~e thlrd- l'l11J<.~ dl'llvr.ry w!ll t1kt lhrtt .,..,-ekJ 11t mort &-nd 10 Allrr. Rronk.t, IC». lht Olli)' Pllol:., N~llt>cr1P\ Ofpt., Bu11 \SJ,Old ('helkM St11t1on, Nr.w Yon. N ,. 10011 rrint N•me. Ad drt'l<~. Zip, Patarrn Number NI'"'' \$0 most popul11 IH•U"nA 111 our lfl4 Ntoedle<crsll C.talos! All cr1n~· Tl!Rt:E t"'rfocdl'UlllSIMidt 7~ New~ Stiw -+-Knit Roo«-tla• Ru1eTiuue 1'1tttrn St .is ~! Nffdlepoint Book Sl.00 Nr.w• f1owtr CrochetBk Stet lla1rp1n CTwbtt Book Sl,00 l115tsnt Crochet Booti:' ' Sl.60 lnllant M•ct•mt Hit St.00 l111t1nt Money Aooti SI.GO Cornpld~Gift !toot SLOG Coml'lc!t Altharu 111 ti 00 ll Pr'11eAl1bans 111 )Oc e.x.or 1•Qu1h1•1 * MU11e11mQullt8oollU »: ~ QWllS for Todly •J JOe BoolMJ,J1ffr R*"IJ Me ) t ,. < • • • C JO DAILV PILOT Saturday, NOYfl'l'lbtf 30, 1C}74 '"'P"'l.~no~,~,~o-,8-.-n-,-~'°'°=~TV~. ~R--ediO,HiFfSt, 8098 &oats","'s'"."';1,_--.,'°'°="°Mo,.,...,.1o-r'"'H'"•-..,..-.----:A~u=•-•::•:W~:'.;•:n:1oc1~::::~~5~90"""" i;s ;M;;W;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;:9;;7;;12 Jagu•r ""-'-'--"-'------Solo/Roni 91 60 TOP DOLLAR • PIANOS STE RF.O co~u· sy ~ t l' m. 41· Tl::J\K INTERJOR CT·-0,1--'--'------" · Sheno.·ood n,<t'\'r. llll:i wt , KPtti\. Radar, dt-ep f R , f'OR SALE: '73 f\I o to r • ORGANS R . ti!. S . Garrard iero-100. r.ullo, llllllng dint:)', i: I c. llonlf". 20'. lo mlleai;t>, t.'Stm PAID Rentals fr $5 SttUllOl'l tilll·E:F.E c 11 r I , JtfttU('('(j Sl6,000 ftlf' lnunl:'d. bu1l1 , m•ny JCtr1111. Sc-~ \Q IMMEDIATELY 0 1rn 1• n 11 1 on s pk r 11 , "alt!. Owner. :!ll-U&-46.11 hrl11•\lf'! Pvt fl()'. S 6 0 0 0 . EwcrythJ.N: 3 nm old. Cuar IRWIN 32', Barvt1in, Ketch· .5J.i-.a.1-11 FOR Al l Open Nights 'tit t ~ \'nr;. Pd $975. &-11 $550. rig, alt t'ob, dill. electronlM MOTORHOME FOREIGN CAR S Sat: 'tll 5:30, Sun. 12-5 557-7452. nr rk'I\'. p\t pty. 714~~:.! RE NTALS *Pia no1 & Gra nd•* Al' llt ,\ SKn. Sony 6m5 Boats , Sllp1/0ock1 f07Q DALE'S 138-0900 CALL OR C OME IN fu«.'\T, ·"'I r II ~ 0 r (I 750 ~~h~~ ~~!~~t~:<t!~ · 6 r.,!' ~·-~~ 11b1 e , Xlnt rood. PRIVATE Boot SJlp, JXl"'i>I' SHARE WINNEBAGO TO SEE US • Kunbc. MA 011 tr. lia.rY'"'l. •¥"'0 tx»it uri to 30'. N1-w~rt 20<;~ ·.-ncn:hfp. Stu1.:c usage ll1US5(11t • Suh.nier • Slcln· STEnfo:O qW:td n.>c,, s tr:\ck Bc11ch.. 2 I 3-G 9 6 - 3 l 7 , A. expenses. 64IJ.-0482. way . Storey ~ Oark. Wln-v.•/ .i Nova 7 J>pkn;. ('µit 114-6~1 45.1 Sii.ARE l\folor Home. »;Ci er • Wur!ih:er • Yll.lila.l\a $1!XXI. ~f"ll $100 • o I (er. NJ.::\YPOKT-B\a 88,)'. Side tlt> ownership. Share use & NEWPORT IMPORTS New S(.l\JleUI L. ....... , $595 :·~·,JG.~"30~.~~~~~~ 1 Slips. IDr rent. $3. ft. <'ll:~llliCI. Sleeps 6. MS-44G4 Ulk..-d from ............ $95 !">18-5556 Trailers, Travel 9170 3100 \\'. Ctw:1 •rwy., N.B. J~llQ'rra •• .......... S89G [ ]~ BALBOA Coves, Newport, l --~...,.;,642,;:,..94_,.:0.5:,_~- Grnndli •· ........... $395 ... 2ts and • )£ J>itt & slip-12' wide. CUSTOl\f TENT TRAILER CADILLACS *°RGANS* . -·-..Equipment . "-673.66&1 675-1690 $:.19."1 or Bsl otter. Baldw[,1 . Conn -Harnmond . B S ec1' & Sk" ft#la" Cull iw7-1557 Largest Se lection _.o .. .:c1"1'-' :.!P";.;.;.::.;::=:..' :..'-::; A I S & P ,· ~~ Ka.1,1'llJ • t\lmball . Lowrey. Gene r al 9010 -u o er. e r ' rtYV In Orange County Rotlt:;ers-'Thomas·Yanuha ---------CHR'iSLElt lT 120 1/0, &1-,------.---Coupe DeVWe~. Sedan De- • \\'urliller Gulbnu111en • * 5-lti-1300 * trailer, radkl, big I an k, \\ A~fED; QiC'\• 350 ar 327 Villes • El Dorado!! • Con-~ BOY SCOU1'S need your l'Over + ;r.;tras $2195 engme &.: Turto-hydromatic, vertible•. Alao nilUly othu Optlsan ................ $1!.0 boo.l. Tax advan!l\g~'~· ~-557-6742 . . \\'ill bu~ comt!e~e v.~ ~ect Ctid:.Jlac Trade·ln1... Lov.•rey Spinet · ....... $195 -BOAT JNSURANCl:>.t 14' SKI Bo.II 40hp Ev1nrude ~=18 c. s ' Wurlitzer s .. w1, l"ICW' •• $499 -Best Rates-,Y/lill trlr $19";). Tl'nn• or·f-'--·-------~--CIADllW·"u llammot\J A·UIO ••••••• Save ~l & 499-2233 trad('. pvt ply. 54s-G5U or 2 G·7Dx14 snow t i r es ALW4ftoi . * WIN FREE * BOSTON \\'llAL.ER Squ.ill. 642-5449. mounted on l.\" ma.g style W ...... lhll. ORGAN LESSONS Citll bet'ol·een 5 & 6P~I. $150. 68 TP ... AILER 14' Shasta r ims. Xlnt c 0 n d . sro. ... ..... . FULLERTON MUSIC 5.'l2-9-17'! Stove, oven, ?<>rta poty. Nice 9634415 ~~~~===~~ 1.&l9J. E.'uclld. 1-00ntaJ.n Valll'y Boats, M a rine Eq. 9030 ooodition. Sll60. 64&5632. Rec Vehlclu 9530 TOP DOLLAR PAID 557-4836 CIUNOOK·TOYOTAS row>d IMMEDIATELY 871 1805 l'o!ARINE HD\\'lt. 50' SAIL J[i] TOP CASH for clean URd • JWpc, shackles, b Io c k s, Iii tripper now on display ..• 122 N. 1111.rbor, l-Ullerton TrMSpOrtalion Re. ady for vac1t.Uon trl"". . • cars and truckl anchor, dehumldillcr. . ... ~ H d Ch I l-'IELD':.; \\'!ltthousc SAie 400 642.oo76. Buy oow! • · • lnspect and OWGr 8Yf0 et pianos & 0...,.ans, Ill.'~ & = drl\'e out .· .. Reduced lo Dove ruld Quall Sts. ... GR A)' /II A RINE Aux· C1mpers, Sale/ ~0..199 at Bill Maxe>' To""l• used S11lnt•t21, R:rnnds, gasollne Engine 4·ll2, 31 -w ' .r~ • Nr. lo.1acArthw-, Jll111boree playel'tl. Goin~ out f or H.P. Rent 9120 ~~hc~~~h:i~Hunting· and Bristol busiue11s. Ttental w/option $.100. 833·24~1 ' · • · N~'{Xlrt Beach 833--0[)5.5 to buy, Kawai, Stelnwway, Boats, Power 9040 Sil:' SIDE Dlnetll' eai\1pcr, Sports, Race, Rods 9540 WE BUY IMPORTS B a ld\vin C h ickeri n g --~----SycNTIOre Wrenf.fodcl,Xlnt -. Yamaha, Kln1ball, Wur. etc: 28 ' CHRIS CRAFT rond. can be used on 1f.i T. DU!°"E B_U G G Y, partUl!l.Y Top ·Dollar For Any 1.fake l'"IELD'S 1714! 638·7170 CUSTOM OVERNITER truek, sips 4. Sacri1lce, built. Fiberglass body, 64 or l\todel. 1~2 Brookhun;t SI., C.G. &L"l-6&17 VW Pan. front end & trans. JIM PANOS SALE T\vin VS, S.S. radio, many Gd cond. '60 VW engine. PIANOS & ORGAJNS other l•xtras, fun bay boat. '71 V\\', Poptop Camper, new bearings, main & con-MAZDA See to apprec. $3500. Call New ti.res, lmnwculate. nectlng rod. New push rod Buy now &. save. v..·e "'ill 962-7US sr.~o 49'2-12ZI & lube!!. New cam & valve Ana~unl S. J\1a.nchest!'.!:,""'""' deliver Dec. :l 4th . No -37"·"-ro""'u."-y-·7_4_s_ED_AN--S-pt. I cMo~t;.o-r-cy-c~lo-s~/,---==1 )ob. Brakes are almost new. ~ -~.thly payment unW Feb. Jo'islK'r. FI y bridge. twn Scooters 9150 Ndl! wiring & tires. $500, or Cash Mone y Paid COAST MUSIC screw, electronics, 3 cabins, best offer. 545---0763 FOR YOUR J UNK c AR low OOUH. 109 No. Ba ':I 1----------1Tr uck1 9560 Call 642-4930 Costa Mesa 64Z-2851 fo'mt. Balboa Island. Call Fountain Valley ~713 ~ AUTOS IMPORTED KNABE grand Ampico A 20' IMPER t AL, Cabin r e producing player piano, Cruiser. radio, full covers, l'l'Slored. Amploo r o l ls, new paint, trlr. ],Just. sell. S 3 7 0 0 . D u p r ee Player S!Y.:ll. 968--0290 56 FORD. FIOO TRUCK . GOOD CONDITION. $566. 6T>-S260 '65 FORD n T, '55 :Ferd 11;i: T, '64 Pontiac. All good, clean, dependable. 5574478 Vans 9570 General 9701 1974 LOTUS Cust paint, lmmac. cond., stel"'('(I, 5 spd.. 10000 mi., SI0,000. 714-fii7-2165 .wnt. ~ fOt BAVARIAN IOI Now In Stock • '68 2002 4 11p. e '68 2002 Sunroof • ·n 20C~ 2 to c~ • '69 2500 Auto., air a '72 BAVARlA Alr =::1 ~ Marguerite Parkway Miuion Vl~jo USE AVERY PWY E."XIT. !111·2640 • 495-4949 ·n 3.os Slue with natural leather electric sun roof etc, oruY 6,0CO miles. 064WB SAVE 'n BMW l .O CSA l.fctnlic silver with b I u e leather, electric sun roof, niag wheels, fully luxury cqulpped. SAVE Crevier BMW 208 \V. 1st Stret>t Snnta Ana 1135-3171 '70 BMW 2002 COUPE Auto mat I c transmission, radio. healer, new paint. (862AG E) $2477 ~t41l llllli& YOLYO 1966 llarbor, C.l\1. 646--9303 Capri 1715 '71 JAGUAR XKE, 2+ 2, Vl2, l\fy los1 11 your gnln. Al\1/FM st e re o • taJl(', PS/PB, air, auto. 1 Owner School Teacher. Like New. $51~. 96.>-S316 or e v e s 549-lOTl. '62 3.8 tatARK I I . Ex· ceptlonally c l e n n. Everything reblt. $ 2 2 0 0 • ~3222 or 673-9'268. Mercede s Elenz 9740 RAU.YE C.T. 4 speed . .U.l/FJ\l ..rndlo, heater. Uc. No. Z K Z 041 l:XCELLENT FINANCING AVAlLABtE $997 I.WILSON I ··71 -TR . GT6 CTE 827DS\V 842-1435 · DLR. lll255 Bea.ch Bl. llunt. Beach•i"":.,;;=-..=c=---.=I 556-1070 142-6611 Volkswagen 9770 Pors che 9750 '69 BUG. Supc:iwlde. 1nags + fcNlers. 1700 C'c, wn/fm. PORSarE '70 911 S, afc, f.fUCH more. Sac. $1300 1;.r., new Konls, new tires, [inn, 963-3820. Ciblcs. Speedetron, 3 9 !'.I '66 V\Y. Excellent Cond. ~~I~, &-sp., x~n~ ,,~! n d . Neiv J)lllnt. Best ofitr. .,.,.p18,, pvt ply, O;>'tV""VU;;:I CalJ 5.."2-0962. -------'73 Porsche 911 T Tal'ga. V\V YeUow Convt'rt. '59 1974 EXECUTIVE 13c.ut. S.pla. 5 •pd, Beck" Body, '65 E" g Io' . FM :Stereo. S pkg. Alloys. 27 lit Stereo. 543-0297 att. 7 pm nli. l\1ake offer. 494-5075. CLOSEOUT '68 PORSCHE 9UT. New'"" 67' VIV O>•w•rt. v..., &d Low·mileage, fully equipped &: trans. Dark blue, clean. 5 oorwiiuon. $1100. '74 ?.fercedes-Be.nz 450 SE al cs~·pd~ . .!$1~250.,.,,_. -'71":4!!1"'_,,~~-·lo;;;-;;;un;'i499-F'3;'713o;,-r;;;;;ri;;I an unusually tvmpelitive ,65 356SC. Mtfl>'l\t. ?.tags, ~71 . V\V BUG. Gd. C»ncl. k> p.icc. xlnt cond. Prl Pty. $4900. mi, $1700 or bst of fe t . 4SO SE 646-1757 540-l>i21 (Ser. No. 3301, 36--mo. open PORSCHE 1968 912, lo miles.1'·59~vw"""&i"u~,-,,.c.c.,c-,"kc-, "1o"m=u.._::-I end lease at $221.SO, plus AM/Fl\1 stereo, Sepia brown, $1200. tax. xlnt $4,900. Pvt. Ply. 544:8988 64:i-46.16 Jim Slemons ''7 PORSCHE 912. All new. '71 ' uw. CAMPR Imports Rcblt engine. Low Miies 961EFO $4:100 494-7239 84211..+135 • DLR. 1301 Quall 62 S 00 bl Newport Beach ' UPER , re I. eng. & \I/HITE '73, 240Z x Ira s, 833•8300 trans. Clenn & fast. 1$2,700. 13,000 miles. S5500 nrm or best. 643--5971 54&-33,11 * ENTER .f·RoM Maci..RTifUR Renault 9755 c LA SS I c V\V 5.3 vw MERCEDES BENZ Convert. New engine. $475. MUSf 5'11, movmg o.c l, 494-1276 WE BUY & SELL .1?70 Renault ·16'. Io a cl e d ,'L.oin""vw"""B"UG~. 0y,:c.1"1ow7::-. "28°'.000"' LEASE & SERVICE .l2MPG. fantastic, $1200 . mi, xlntroll<I, Call Us for a quote 846-lTI7 Call 493-9Sl6 Sa ab 9760 Volvo 9n2 House of Imports 523-7250 'i2 2S<> SE, Fuel injection, central air, am/fm stt!l'l'O, f.fichelln X tlres, \l'hitc. $8700. Take over Jse. 640-8149. SAAB '75 VOLVOS IMMEOIATE HERE NOW! DELIVERY SPECIAL SAVINGS SALES & SERVICE Come lo and F;Ce the re. Dick M iller Motors maining 74·s v.·hile v.·e still have a selection. 120 \\'. Warner at So. Main Santa Ana 557-2132 Pi.RJl05, 2940 D Grace Ln. ~B~E-R~TRM~-1~25-.-1-9-6-8-TS­ Cl'af ch r y 11 I er V·S's, flying E."XCEPl'IONAU.. Y be a u t bridge. low hours, ADF, CB Wurlitzer Spinet priced for rad I o , fa t h • $ 11, 500. lmmed sale, !m-8731 pvl 113-439--0037 ply 17' FIBERGLASS HY DR 0 '72 CHEV. YAN lt lLLM AN I !\I P from '73 CAPRI 2000, 36m, air, gd En glnnd, righthaod drive. CB.rt'. Xtra set nu radials. Fantastic a.round town car. $2950/ofr 64fJ.. 7469 321\lPG, $300 673-Th55 0 r o '~.=,.~.~n~==~-9-7-20 644-2223 • '73 450 SLC, Tobacco brv.11. w/striping, AJi.1/Fhl stereo & tape. All Jl'>''t'., leather, xlnt. cond. v.•/S!ecl 1'1ich. radial s . 1>vt. pt y. 714-&ID-1878~----­ *1973 MERCEDES 280 4 cir sedan, loaded, all xlras, outstanding ooncl., mu s t sell. Call 979-3315, 639-1TI2, "'3-3705 Toyota '75 TOYOTAS 9765 " t41l llllli& YOLYO 12CHORDJ\111;gnu1orga11$3.;. S\\'IFI w/trlr. ll5hp . . SURFER VAN V-8. au t o . Five qua.I lly ba r stools $75. Johnson OS.C.G. approved 74 BULTACO Alp1na 350cc tro.n., custom paint, sharp. ~ ~"=""=,· Oo5"6-~2S90~'-'a"lt'-6'-. ..---I Under 400 ml. Xlnt. cond. SJ>ecial financing available. 19C8 Pl.A YER Piuno, 65 ro lls, 1967 CENTIJRY. Take over Jl a ':I m e n l s · Uccnse No. 74966M EXCEl.r $650. Low Hours. Radio 548-0341 LENT FINANCING AVAIL,. $3000 67J.9.l70 'Tl HARLEY Sportser, 8 inch ABLE CLEARANCE SALE BANK Repossession J 9 6 4 extention pull bucks, camel Reed Organs. As is-or Owens 26' Single ·engin c , set, sissy b'll'. $1500. CaU Restored. 645-L'i30 ti-1ake offer. 848-WA 549--1600. $3177 ;.:i::;, To : =:-~·~F~~~··~:"·"~'°1 "'""=--"'-·"'_._:0_,._1 _·~-~'1~'~~E~~~~D~t~~''~:-~~;~k:mi~1~~:~~·~~-:_:, '·WI LS 0 N I ed with Scuba genr. Approx net!ds 11.·ork. Best oiler. •74 250 XL HONDA water time 3 hn. l\iUST 9G3-35.18 $700 or Bst * 645-44.311 SEE! ?.fake offer. !i5&Q'i66 SABOT. 3 yrs old, cushK>ns, or (2U) 333-1968. paddle. etc. Jn great sbape. BSA '66 650. Xlnt oond. See 18255 Be..1...:h Bl. Hwit. Beach S 11 O T G U N • Bro w n;....,. $325. 5'13-7842 a/t.4pm to apprec. $600. 556-1070 842-6611 -·· Sall Call (2131 59z-s.m Su p erpo s e cl 12 •&"""", F1NN CLASS boat, Super 1--=~=~~=--1 '"0 FORD 1 Ton Chat V Lightnlng. 2 &e(s ba~i;, cond., trlr .• <.'Over, all the 1974 ~AMAHA l\L"X Excellent ~. seats 12. Chrome ::e1.s: New cond. $800. Ca.II 4*-3684 i ~-~'-''"'~· ~-~~•~92-"603~~-conchtlon $6li or best oUer. Trailer hitch, good oond. 494-3684. TRTh1ARAN 18'. Ver y a t-838-ll82 $2500. 837-8691 SCO'IT Boots, used 0 n c e, tra1:tlvc. Fast sailor. Trlr. & '70 SUZUKI fl·fiJ . XJ.i;_t cond. '1'! FORD, custom inlel'ior, 6-6!-V. $100. nl8ny aecesr.ories. ~2431 Very low milage. Sls:;. xlnt cond. $2850. 646-6078 CATA.t\i.ARAN Car-van 1op Call 968--0191 831)...2365 '7 4 DATSUN Pickup LOTUS EUROPA SPECIAL 1974. AM/1''!\I 8 l"rnck, n1ap, 30rnpg, Brand New. Take over lease. 497~ Austin-Healey 9709 4 speed Radio, heater, like n MBZ 280SL fully cqulpped, new. License No. 1728 5 S imma1..·ul.ate, n1et. finish, '62 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 EXCELLENT FINANCING bolh tops. 1476LENI 523-7250 AVAILABLE dlr J\tark JI. 400 mi. on rebll. $2788 · eng., xlnt. cond., 5 nev.· ·10 J\tERCEDJ:::S 2SOC. Beige. radials. $1,050. 493-0919 Auto, PS. AC, Disk brks. '65 AUSf!N HEALEY I w I LSON I ~~.PW, $6.iOO. C• 11 30CXI Mark. 65000 orig. mi. '60 60 ·190D. Nu c I u I ch. '~:~;;:~py, ~;;;,m_J; • c~"",_r,, .. "':_·_~_-_;_:.._;_"_"·_"_~~'. n f.IBZ 280SL AvnUable for tires. Call (TI4l M2·2341. 18255 Bea.ct-Bl. Hunt. Beach lease or purchase lOZI0.12\ BMW 9712 556-1070 842-6611 t ..=523-=7250""-"''lr°'.--~=o I '73 DATSUN 240Z MG 9742 Automatic tram:mlsslon, air THINK Ht.:AD $Ids, HRP si.188, 4D eanier, Quick & Easy FOR SALE: 1973 .2,j(} CZ, '6S Dodge A·lOS Refrigerated bindings, brand new. $180 or clamps. 547<2885 eves. Endw-o, ~hrs on bike. $000. van. s775. * Til's nearest otter. 962-6988 aft 6 RANGER 26' Absolutely hn· Lance 51tHi531. Call 494-9209 * 3,0 CSA conditioning, A.i\1/F'J\1 radio, mag 111hel'is, low, low miles. 1996.JEYJ ~ L£173 NOltDICA Sid boolf! mac ooll<I. Be a u l l f u 11 Y '68 ifON DA ?.II°>ec Scrambler. Autos Wanted 9590 * Bavarias Si ze 6 $50. Ladles warm up 1..-quippcd. $10,000 Firm. Pvt St llc'd, dirt ready. Must ALL AVAILABLE AT panls SS. 673-6047. n 8. °"p"'ty". iotn<':4iilo'6<14-~lii059""'.~-~ sell. 642-37•15. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR '74 PRICES GOLF clubs, Spalding. full SAH .• BOAT 1974 Clipper 21 '73 VESPA RALLY }~QR TOP USED CARS C • BMW I b •~ 547 .......,, Xlnt cond, trailer, XLNT COND, EXITu\S .FOREIGN, DOMESTIC rev1er ~ct. pro . ag. -r-v· ~ 14000 557 ~· t·~·l',, "\.VUJ $:575 833-8278 or CLASSICS 2Q8 \V. lst Street 8'SCHOC'K SABOT, good --iffiNDA 50. Dirt Bike U your _car is extra clean San.la Ana 835·31TI rond. A11 fiberglass. $190. or Xlnt Cond. $110. see us fll'SL best oUer.fDannyl 539-ffi.S7 ~l &10-5142 BAUER BUICK BRA!>.D llC\I ).·amahil Strroo NAPL&S RACING Sabot, No. 1971. HONJt\ XL $285 or bes1 2925 Harbar Blv~ _ Cas51.•111.• Tapr Deck. S"!Sl. Ta46. x.lnt. cond. $450. offer. C:.ood co nd i t i on. Costa Mesa 2500 ~===~===~ Janet. 67j..f);j:.!6 846-1404 847-3982 FREE APPRAISAL ORANGE COUNTY'S Autos, Used 9900 A u tos, Used 9900 Autos, Used 9900 We buy used cars & trucks. OLDEST --''-'-'-'-'---.;..:..o....c.;.;.;c.;;:.;;.='---'.:.:C::....;c::;c:;:;::..::;:.:: __ _;= Call GROTH CJIE.'VROLET TV, Radio, HIFI St. 8098 for a free appraisal. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY ' $4999 . iDf41l llllli& • VOLVO ........ 'FRIEDlANDER" IJ7S0 llACH ILYD. •'--~ 5l7-41l4 1.966 !£arbor, C.J\I. 646-9303 '6 0 MG A New en g. WILL ••~ YOUR paint. rechromed. wire whls. "'"""""' Sac. $900. Call Bill. 54S-19'l2 DATSUN, TOYOTA •62 MG MIDGET. Rcblt en1-:. OR VOLKSWAGEN Real nice condition. Bst of. PAID FOR OR NOT. \\'ILL fer. Call aft 3:30. 673--0528. PAY TOP DOLLAR. CALL MGB 9744 KENT ALLEN, 54n-0442. ·;o Dalslln 510 St \Vagon. Gd '73 MGB ~ RSTR tires.. gd cond. $1500. Call HTOP Z77Ef.1C 646-2732 aft 3:15 pm. 842-4435 · DLR ON'THE BEST GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 Beach Blvd., Hunt. Bch 311-6067 5-19-3331 \YE BUY lrtPORTED AUTOS BEST PRICES PAID! ·72 DATSUN, 1200 Cpe, 4 spd, n-1 SALES.SERVICE !..E,\~I NG xlnt <.-ond. nCI\' lires, asking v ::!:.:'"'"-------' OVERSEAS DELIVERY $1600. ""'' .,11. C•ll brnTI ,73 OPEL COUPE VALUE ANYWHERE? FOR A LATE MODEL QUALITY DOMESTIC CAR LOW MILEAGE MHCEDES-HMI TU.DE-IMS -------111 Chevy Vega Hatchback •• s 1295 Green w. blk. 1n!ero0r. 2-<tr., '4'5Pd .• air. (11 0 145) 1 71 MERCEDES-BENZ s9999 JOO St l 6 3. Rare classic. IQw mileage, h.111.ury eQu1poed. (lie. !f776EIBJ $AVE 1 73 91 IT PORSCHE •• Less than 16.000 adual miles: S-SPCI .. AM /FM stereo; beaut. green with dk·lealher 1ntenor, air cona1t1on1ng {Lie. J752GW'X J DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS 1966 H n r b o r , C.~1.fi46.9303 TOP Dollar paid for Bl\f\V·s and ull other Imported cars. Crevier BMW 21)1 \V. 1st Street Sa.1ta Ar...1 8.?.5-~171 Have some!t1ing you want to seU? Clnsslficd ads do it well · call NO\V &;2.5Ql!I. Flat 9725 ROY CARVER, lnc.1..::,.:::." ..::963-1::,,::9"'"---- RoLt..s RO'iCE Bl\l\Y '71 DATSUN 2-IOZ Orange, 234 J..:. 17th St. x!nt 1..-ond, gel tires, n1ags, 4 Ul!'illl 11eAA • 546-444-1 _;i~">d,_ . .:!49ee3cc·95,,:1"6'-. --~= '73 BAV A RI A. 4 Spd. F iat 9725 Sunroof. Blue Leather int. -'-=-------"' Silver. Never been used. Bst offer. 49a....4295. 8.:\1\V 2IXXI CS Cl&S.$ic '67. Auto, .xlnt c:ond. ~1in1 Grey. ~lust i;el!! S55i\1. 979-4537 Fla t 9725 aasa ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST & LARGEST • IMMEOIATE TEST DRIVE DELIVERY AU. l\IODEl-'i &. COUJRS Dick Miller Moto'1 120 \V. Warner at So. P.:lain Santa Ana 557·2132 The biggest selling tor In Europe llBBB Blue 11ax Autom11tic, vinyl top, sunroof, 9,000 miles. (116JRDJ $2577 fimltllli4 TOYOTA 1966 Jfarbcr, C'.?.1. 64G--9300 '71 OPEL· GT Auto 909DJE 842~.l') • DLR A DAB OF PETROLEm 1 JELLY aprtlied to th1· thread.!l of Ungernall polish and glue bottles wilt keep the lids from sticking. Try a Daily Pilot Classlfied Ad to buy. sell or r en t something. 1966 llarbor, C.M. 646-9303 '70 VOLVO 4 DOOR HERE NOW! Automatic transmission. air conditioning, radio, heater. New Model~Ne\v Engines. (7ZJ.CZZ) , , Co1ne In and tesl drive THE 19 1 Car for 1975. All Demonstra· $ 7 to_s are being sold at HUGE S1\ VINGS-Hurry! Dm Llllli& ~uvoir, . • TOYOTA. "" Harb<>,. C.M. 646-9303 l966 Harbor. C.l\f. ~9303 '67 VOLVO \Vgn. Rbll me. NOW OPEN amr1rn """"''· S!ISO. Call '"""" Marquis Motors 1--,A"u"'T.,o.,s"'u~s"E°'D.--1 •TOYOTA• AMC 9905 e SALES e SERVICE e LEASING e XL.NT USED CARS 2880".l h1argucri1e Parkway l\1Lssion Viejo 831·2880 49.J..1210 '72 MARK If 2Door. 4 ~peed trnsmission, AJ\1 radio, vinyl lop. Side mouldings. f6501''ZFI $2177 '70 COROLLA Marki! Sta. \\'gn .• auto & air, 83000 mi., top Cond. $1,100/best ofter. !162·~357 'TI CORONA 4 cir., auto, air. ru;k1ug $1,595. 9611-R.'}2} '7J TOYOTA PICKUP, ln1· maculate. 12.500 ml. Red. Ask $Ml. 644-0026. Triumph 9767 '73 TR · SPITFIRE Like Nl'W 703 tmv 842-4.\.15 • DLR "Make Room For Daddy" .. , clean out the garage , .. turn that junk into cash with a Dally Pilot Classified ad. Call Mz..5678. '71 AMC Gremlin 6 cyl., auto trans. air oond .. ralh'e stripes. IA320073l EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAlJ..ABJ,'"' $1677 1:LSON I FORD llur.i. Beach 142.Ull 9900 '66 Buick Sltylor!c (WF E425) '66 T-Blrd Gold. IRUJ327) s599 '66 Comoro Green. (VTM248) '67 Molii.. Chevy i\/VG675) q72 LINCOLN Marl< IV s4699 Beaut. green w, wti11e lealher tntenor: Fully tac1ory equ10Ped. (Lie. J628EOV) S@tt~lA-"'t.~s · '69 PontO: ~14 VOLVO 164 SEDAN •• s5995 Less then 6.000 ac1ua1 miles: rad•o. heater. automa11c AM/FM Stereo. air CO!"KJ1hon1n9. like brand new. (lie. •B04KESJ •73 MERCEDES 450 SEL •• $AVE 4-Cr Sedan; fully 8(1U1poed, sunrool (Ser, 1'46o3J JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS, INC. 130 1 9uil, Ht wport lta~h 83 3°9300 ..._.......,......J ... '"-·~-t.o...,.c ... .,,.. ~·""""' .... ,.... ........... .... 120 W. Wtlftff at Main, Sonia Ana 557-2132 1'~1.AT '74 X-19 CPE., llke new, only 7.700 mi, spQrty Sunburst ~now w/blk. Int. & top, amlfm stereo, rndla.111, lnaded. Priced to 11ell (2l8DlL) dlr. f>'W-9100 '69 FIAT · 850 SPIDER ZOf.f458 8424-l'J.l · DLR '73 FIAT · 124 SPIDER ZOM458 842-4"3:) • DLR. '74 FIAT . X19 Londt'd 254-l.JU 8(2...4135 • DLR. That Intriguing Word Gome with o C~utUe flllto!ll lo1 CLAY t , POU4N 0 1!1111mJr'IQll le!!t n of !1!1 -.. ----... ~-~ four .e10mbl.d wordi ti.- low ro form fo~r ,tl"'Jlll WOrdi. I· I G l/1E I 51 I I K A WNE ,~, . I I I' I . I I N Al ~1 ~ II I i Whon you '" down ind . . . . out, something 11w•ys turns ;:::'.:::::'.='.::::'.:::::'.:.· ~ up. II is u1u•lly !he -of you r I V l L S A E I frl•nds. II•» I I I I' I 0 ~~· :· .. ":.'" '=' L...L.-L...J-.L...L.....J you div.lop i~ st1p No~ below. • SC RAM·LETS Answert In Dlmo-A0 Lln• Gold Coupe. (835AGEJ '70 Moveritk 6 cyl , 3 sp ee d . {866BLPI s1099 1~AN.C::.=----.:."°:::.5 Chevrolet 9920 bodg• 9915 :.F;:or:;:d~----9940= ~F.::••:.:d:..._ ____ .:.M:..:; Lincoln 9945 '62 CONTINENTAL.. $300. 675-llllO, 640-8688. Sauirdly, Nattmber 30, lq74 0"1LV PILOT (! JI_#;• Me rcury 9950 1 Muatang 9952 ual•"t 9'11 '73 CHEV. '73 Ford LIQU IDATING "'MAC!! I '72 MUSTANG GRAND ' 15 RAMBLER Amtncun. 290, economic V-8, r 11 n 1 l'ood. new P«lnt, t I re 1 a1mo1t new. ms. 963-6943. llUICk 9910 '68 CHARGER, l o w n er , 1973 f"ORO MA VERJCK Ml, AJC, A/T, tt.c b:J<s.. 2-000R SEDAN .... Sl705 NOVA V-8, auto. tram., fac. 3tiS Alta Lagun., Lq;, Sch. 6 Cylinder, 250 dd engine tory air condi t ioning '61 DART. va. Rn1, XJnt ~Radio Country Squire siation Wa~ No. 3329 Lease take-over. $150. mo. tax Incl. Total cash requin!d S300. &-good credit or buy (or S3150. Term1 le ~·Ill take trade. Call GU Sat & Stm 644-2950, 1oton thru t"r:I 645-3661 Mercury 9950 auto-factory airPS/PB Orie ownET. 973» ml. nclae: 'Ti ~tarqu\s Brougham. Auto S14T5 641-1164 orange/bm vinyl top. R ._ trans, fa,·t. air, PS rn. '69 MAOI I, Blk jade, 4 spd, H. air cond. &iper lmze :1111/lm 1tereo, 11.•hl 14•RJI 1111 .PSLPB taoe deck. _Gd Oval 'Jlru. ~-~ ate e r In g. radk) running rond. Body needl Cnrlse-0-"'Ml.He Transmlsskln heater. Lleen.&e No. 266HOI paint. $350. Call 8"8-0714. _ Color-White 13 ~fERCURY-~larquf1 radials, vtnyl rnor. tin! Cond. '$1600 or ~ ol!M. auto trans. PB, PS.._ Brougham 2 dr. H.T. loaded glau, 6 11;11,y ~-r seat, elec-6-M-4."Ul9 M.f noon. xtras. Uke new. $l9St. with extras. can wi for a Irie wt~·•. remole m1r-•156 P.tUSTANG, S5.l2'7 mi's. ~61>-5881"-"'""""-' ----- price! (59-IGAZ) 523-7250 dlr, ~t llr whl. $2900 Jirni. Pel"f. l'Ond. 18 mpg. Auto. '74 MUSTANG n . 4 Jpd. m '73 Buick EXCELLENT FINANCING Ford 9940 Mileage 62,500 AV AlLABLE Llce115e 016 HOD Electra 225 Lease tak~tt $ll!'l.54 ~r mo. Totalcashrequlred $230.54. It «ood credit or buy fot $3300.Terma a: will take trade--ln. Call Gil !It.it & Sun 644-2950, fllon thru F r I 645-3661. (No. 3133) $2277 May ho ,.., ot D A l LY '12 SQUIRE 8 pass. Wm., p IL OT employee parkina: $2,450. lot, nJ \I/est Bay Street, '66 MERC. Parklane 4 dr ' Smog ok. $1000. 54&-4436. ml. like rww, llot<>viQe, MUil hrdtp. Full pwr. GOO d Must•ng 9952 I ·ro MUSfANG RuM good, aeU. 962-7986 t CORT FOX Leasing 182S5 Beach Cl. Hunt. Beach 2'81> Newport. Costa fltesa 5~1070 142"'611 13 BUICK Centurtan, 4 dr. CONNELL H.T .. hn.macu.tate In &: out. CHEVROLET Very p I us h. Only $3695, SALES & SERVICE (DlllGBI 523-1250 dlr. 2121 Herbor Blvd. BUICK '73 ELECTRA 2'15. COSTA MESA Tapestry ln!, stereo d r. 546-1200 lockl. run pv.T, all the ex- tras, 1577GWB) dlr. 54()...9100 '72 BEL AIR, A/C, PIS., '12 SKYLARK, xlnt. rond., P/B, Xlnl cond. 'ltl,000 ml. fully equlp'd. Pfice: $2.150. S13'.IO/l:llit otr. Call 551--0148 892-2812 nit 5 pm. RIVIERA, good con· '73 LOV. P/U dltion, full power. Air rond. 1.fAGS 33T.!IT 63S40l8 8424il5 • DLR. Ceclillec 991 S I ·,c;&l::.MALIB""''=u""'ss::..~Q-"'-,-,-"-""-· 540-0988 Costa f\tesa, Monday SeU klle ltem1 w•th a D11.11y through Friday. Ask for Pllol Oasslfted ad. 642-5678 business office 642·4321 Autos, New 9IOO Autos New 9800 CORT FOX ;;_"'""'~•to·,:oc~"c,· ,,_1325""-':!.642~-=~·" 1--------$400 or ~ oUer. Needs 1 OauWed Ads .••••. 64.2-5678, 1974 l\iUi \NG JI G h l ll, paint job. Aft. 6P?tt 979-4031 today! nd-whi1e, 9,000 nil. Or4;. ClauL'.ted • • • .. • • .. • 642.rGnl Autos, New o~W'. S4 ,000. 615-3613 Autos, New 9800 n1ag:i;, 8 cyl Hurst 4 spd. 173 Coupe S650 or make oiler. ~95-5EK>4. - de Ville 1003 CHEV !I. St•. Wog Gd. trarui, auto, runs gd. No.6102. Le 111 e tak:~er. S200 Call 536-6646 La.dies car. Red, w h l t e ~.63;.::::c;C>i=EVY~°"'N'-'o"v"'A.--cS~l-.1 leather top Interior. $175 WaROn Gd trans. runs gd. incl. tax. Tola! cash re-S200. Call 536-ti646 qulred $350. le good credit or buy tor SS200. Term11 & 'Tl EL CAMINO, AJC, xlnt. will take trade-in. Call Gil rood. Must sell. Sat & Sun 644-2950, Mon =~==55=1-.:;1'63=--~ I thru Fl1 645-3661 '63 l'ORVAIR, gel. running CORT FOX -~"'..,_""' t.e .. !ng c -2586 Newport, CoAta Mesa omet .,7,7 CADllLAC SUPER CA R ! Thi!! ~74 Coupe De Villi! was '61 COMEr \Vagon, e11t runs a factory-owned car, Dever r--eu. needs trans. adj. New registered. As .YOU would ~OO~ltgoryJO'"nJXI'-""'-'· 61>-""°°"1539,,,__~ expect, lt'a loaded w/every ·n l'OMET 6 cyl, xlnt oond. conceivable opUon. Yo u Brand new radials. O n I y musl tee this car. 1229867) 2700'.) mi. S1795. 673-7319 Nabers Cadllac J---.c:..- 540-9100 Continental 9930 '73 CONTINENTAL 4 DR. Sedwi. $45!Ml. Wht over lght blue. Landau roof. W ht '72 Cadi'lla,.. leather interior, air, am/fm .,. stereo, full power. 2 2 , 0 O Ftetwood rniles. Call 645-4211. CONTINENTAL '73 MARK Brougham IV Immac, full pwr, stereo, M •·"I b-·--ooo II air, all the extras, priced to euw c ,.,..,..-.u, m es 9Cll. { 905013) Nabers ( •68407> Cadillac • ROY CARVER, Inc. coNTlNENTAL •13 c PE . ROLLS ROYCE BM\V Special price this ~-eeked 234 E. 17th St. on this exceptional car, full Costa Mesa e 5-16-4-144 p~·r, nil the extra& l=.:(8~99H~ER'*l~~~~~9~100~~~'·c_~ CADILLAC '12. DOOR TOWN ""'· "'" Orange County'& I a r a: e 1 t n1etalllc, fully e qu i p ' d., setl!Ction. l968's-l973's Open xlnL cond. $4,500. or be!lt ot· Every Day. fer. C.an be seen at Seaclilf Motel, Lag. Bch. Nabers Cacl9oc '13 CONTINENTAL 4 D' ,..........,.-.c-_ S..-dan. S4590. Dark blue. 54MIOI Landau roof. Blue fabric In-terior. Air, am/tm stereo, CADILLAC '73 EL full p:iwer. 23,000 miles. D 0 RAD 0 • Be au I l fu1 1,.::Call=::.64S-4Z11.==---- Cl.lbriolet cpe. w/full pwr, '73 MARK IV. Spedal made. all the extras tapestry Int., All extras! 16,000 m 11 e s. cruise conb'OI, etc-. Must see t.1ldnlght metallic blue. Jm- to apprec, (756.JF'X) maculate, l owner car! SeU for low book value. 9&2--S691 Nabers Codllac 3 pm·7 pm. J ... --.c--CCM:'lil.-•::• ____ ..:.;.:;: 540-9100 -'71 COUGAR, low mileage. CADILLAC '74 SEO. D E A!lklng $2'200. Xlnt con d. Vlu.E Very lo. m!., like 894-8634 new. all the extras, incl. full 1 ··~69~CO;;:;,U~GAR=-XR=1~. ~,-oaded~ •wr tther. and 11 lereo /II ·-lo 1944JRD) Nabers Cndillac • ~· a exu as. w n e r , 2600 Harbor Blvd. Cost a SacrUlce $1490. 64Hi056, ~lesa. ~ 644-1!69. Private party. '74 EL DORADO CONV. All Ford 9940 the Mtuke options, I n c I . l!!:ather. Prtced IO sell no1v. Must see. (508.JSBl d l r. '72 GRAN TORINO 5<0-IDOO DE V l LL E H.T. V.S, auto, trans., fac.. • 74 CPE. tory air conditioning. Cabriolet top, lesther, fact, ~·er ate er in g, radio, air, 1tereo, prlced 10 ,;ell at heater, whitewall ti rea, $16$. (4.17JSE) Nabers vinyl rool, tinted glass. Uc. µ,C,,•d~lllac~===~~-1 No. 855ELM EXCELLENT 89 SEO. DEVlLLE Full pwr, FINANCING AVAIL.ABLE air, leather loaded and $2188 pri"" to oeil. (ZQC-O'l3l "'· ..... 100 FOR SaJe, 1948 Cad. 4 dr Sed.., ... "' ,,,u "'" 5,30 1:.1 LS 0 N I pin, 642-6109, m51 Newport Blvd CM '73 CAO. Coupe de Ville, all power, 1terro fm, leather, 25,000 miles, $5790, pvt pty. evet 545-1553, days 5116-5550 18255 Deach BJ. '58 CADILl.AC. Vcl"/ Kd 556-1070 trnnsportalk>n. Gd s ha pc $300. Call alt 5 pm. 5.'iZ-9472. Mercury Cam1ro 9917 1973 LT CJ.MARO, SUperlor cgnd., many factory xtru, must aee to apprttlate. Days ~52 -8 22 5, eves. m-<64< '70 CAMARO, 6 cyl, Door shift, 20 mpr. Nl!w radials, Z28 \\'hll, $1400. 642--0415 '72, 3l/J SPORTS Rall,,., xlnt cond. AJC. PIS, P/B, etc. aJt 30th St. N.B. "Weed lt A Reap" From treaaurea to trash TUm them in to cash '70 MERC. Wgn. Marqu.i& V.S, auto. trans., factory air, power steering, p brake&, p windows, p seats, ra:ilo, heater. 861HOM l::JCCEUENT FINANCING AVAILABLE $1488 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY T u rb o Hydr1ma1 lc transm1ss1on, lull)" factory e<:1uipped . Serial No . (1052121 B.RAMD MEW 75 STARFIRE Tinted windows, power steering, radio, turbo tlydramalic lransmlssion, wnue wall tires. Serial No. (103215) l~DIATE $4210 DELIVERY ANNIVERSARY SALE IH OUR I 0 YIU.RS OF SERVICE TO ORAt4Gl COUNTY! The above phol09"aph shows only a fraction of our inventory of new 1975 otdsmobiles. Extra units shipped to us from the factory specifically for our I Otli Anniversary Sale include just about ••tty model, color, and equipment packoqe you could possibly be looltitMJ for. Forqet window stickers! Just add our treme.ndous Anniverscry Sole Sa•ilH)s to the substantially increased trad~ln value of yovr present car and •.. DRIVE YOUR MEW OLDS HOME TODAY! -"""""!"'--~~~~~ 72 HONDA 69 CHEVY 69 OLDS $ 69 DODGE CUTLASS SEDAN DART Air cond111on1ng. vinyl 4 speed transmission, lop, power steering. radio, heater. (416GWXl Vinyl top, WSW, low automatic IYXU928l mileage. {YBN8341 5710 ' --53610 WEARE NO. 1 IM THE WEST AMO IM THE TOP FIVE MA TIOM WIDE IM HONDA SALES AMO SERVICE! 71 PONTIAC . 51310 CATALINA lwf c:ond., PO-~ ... 1111e ... 1111. 1utorn111c. (821FP0) '70 OLDS VISTA CRUISER 51910 ALMOST 100 . NEW HONDAS IN STOCK! '70 FORD LTD 14¥ cond_ Mtion.oc:. ~ alMtlng & btal<e&, WSW (3"CTJJ '69CADIUAC BRAMD MEW 75 CUTLASS Trn•ed wrndo.,, OO•<" '"' ~ ~ brakes turt>o hydramat1c · 1ransm1ss1on. wtute walls, 350 VB en''°'· '""'" ""'" ~K ~ ~ discs. Sena1 No.{160584) IMMEDIATE s3·-910 DELIVERY 75 GMC Pickup \?Ton "'WHEEL DRIVE. 350 VB. power steenng I bfakes. C78 x 15 hres, 4 SPetld. AM radio. tlvy. ShOCks . SP11ngs. aux. fuel tank, guages. Serial No. {503033) 51210 7~9.~£~~!~ 51610 -wall !ores !76eK.E:l) 5191 1 z~.~E.~JN 5 2310 RMI e-conoll\ICill ILl1!e tat". (3061( ... UJ HONDA Our consistently Low Volume Prices, Comfortable terms, and a complete service facility devoted exclusively to economy cars are three big reasons you should visit the leader before you buy anywhere! 2 DOOR COUPE 121~"628) $ 197~- 516f'7DOWN 56f'7MONTH F0< •~ ""o o~c. r., & L•i:. CMI. P\lf!'I P•.ce 13•20 73 ... P'R 13 51 ... iSB ... ,l!i0&.3~\ . CHEVROl 1ETS INVOICE COST -• • ·. ' 1 ·c 12 0•1L v P1Lor Saturda)', NMmbtr '°· 1974 Oldsmobilo 9955 Pinto 9957 P lymouth ' ' I!""--~---.... --.... --..., !.1, •• ~-'13 PIN_T_O_R_U-NABO--UT-.-, ATLAS tAYMBlfS 11-,MlllUMY OLOSMOBILE Spd' Rill, Vloyl 'fopo 23,000 G'M C TRU CKS int. s:mi. Call 968-86.11. ChryaJer/Plymouth BO~'NEVtu..E vs Aujo DEMO \SALE DARTS-CHARGERS- PICKUPS --175-VAN . · LOADED ~··· ~ t•11Ae1¥001MOt S3776 OLD-FASHIONED USED CAR U.RliAIMS S1776 ·n Torino Wag. 1218FFYI '72 Nova (915FEZ) S1776 71 Oirys. Wgn. (3'160 TO) S1976 73 Fury (666GX't) '73 Ford P .U. (-43-476P) S1976 .r-FREE 7 DAT 1RIAl EXOWIGE i FREE 36 Mo. WAllRANTT Oii AU USEll CMS '69 Ford Van '72 El Doroda ! (20-411N) (No. 101032) S4976 S1776 § '72 Plym. Wag. '70 Monlt Carlo (873EMO) l170BFO) S1876 S1476 ~ z -iit -z ~ UTllE OR NO~ PAYMENT HONDA-GAR-'T3 P-lNTO. Xl11t cond.-RIH. Oi-UaUy &: Sun 'tll lO Pr.I Trans., Fact<l')'-Air, POV;u UNIVERSITY OLDS 81'"'· 4 •pd, Zl,OOO ml. Call pen,,,. Hub" 81,d., Sioering, Power DllcBn.keo J!O.l:7f!l'I. Costa Mesa Po\\~r WlOOowl & Seats. 2850 Harbor Blvd. •13 SQUIRE \\lq. Lo mi's. Radio, Beater, Vinyl Roof, O>lta Meu ~96«1 Xlnt c.'Ol'ld. Price S 2 5 9 5. 546-1934 Tinted Glau. (616FLU) EX· '68 CUTLASS. Gd cond, fully Private PtY· 551-2Cl16. 1974 DUSTER CELLENT F1NANCING equipt 1 Owner. $700. Call '?l SQUIRE \VGN , LOADED AVAILABLE aJt'r 5 pm. 979-6527. automatic, l~pge rs e k. LOW MILES $2488 '68 OLDS CU!luss 2 dr. All xlnt t.'Ofld. $2250. 962--0362 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS equlpp<.ld. Xln'L cOnd. $575. "n PINTO Runabout, auto., MS--9443 ;-• w.<256. Rill. sms. Pontioc 9965 I W I Ls o N' ~ -~ ~-• ' Plymouth 9960 BUY or LEASE 1975 Astra FORD '73 PINTO WGN. '70 PLYM Spl Fury or il ""'$;:~.~ 1 .... ,, Auto. Tran!L Factory air . . . $77.51 per mo. 182ffiBeacbm. Hwtt.Beach conditioning. radM>, heater, V-8 Factory alr cond1t1oru.ng, + T&L 36 mo. O.E.I-556-1070 lf2.6611 tinted glus. Luggage rack. power steering, rad i o , DAVE ROSS PONTIAC License No. 495EOO EX· heater, tinted glasa. Llcense 2480 Harbor Blvd. Veg• "74 CELLE NT J.'INANCING No. 632CTB EXCELLENT Costa Mesa 546-8017 AVAILABLE FINANCING AVAILABLE '72 Vega GT W1n. 4 1pd, $2497 $1377 n PONTIAC CataUna 2 dr. w/fo<. rock, mag type H.T. Air, pwr. windows, whls, wide oval tires, & vinyl top, new paint·. Only tach. Orarlit w/G:r stripe. 1 41,COO milet, Special at Adult driven, 22 m pg, I WILSON 11 WILSON ~~Er~i'E wr<.~~:-~ • • must drive to appreciate. 892.a.116 Only $3895. Finance avail. l!lf4 VEGA GT.· Deluxe int (132HGS) SZJ..7250 dlr. Extras. $2700 or best. $700 Beach-Bl.-Hunt...Beach .,l..8255.Beach.BLHunt. ~ "~T:f>.'P. 834-1006. ---'. 556.1070 842-6611 556-1070 842-6611 642•4321 DWct--c.ltect Clissltled aGI sen big"""' ....... _ .. _ _,_ ' Sell Idle Jtemli wt th a Dally The ta.s1es1 dnl.w 111 tne West. • "*-c-.--small items or any item\ Pilot Classified ad. &CZ-5678 ••• a Dally Pilot Clt>.sslfleci · Just call 642-56781 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9fl00 Autos; New 9800 ' fHT Olllt DtSCOUHT PRICIS Olf A •HUGI' SILICTIOlf OF 1975 . CHRYSUllS .... PLYMOUTH$ '73 FURY 1112 Dr. H.-T. SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-.SAVE $49 dolan 0¥ ... ow -~I' ....... foctory pih.,.. in your New Plr-cslt: or Chrydtt. from Atlas Cllrylkor/Pfrl!I '~'~ . .ACTUAL f.ACTOIY tNVOICI DtSn.AYID Oll-LD OPEN tronrl 0 A.M. , . THANKSGIVING DAY! '7 4 PLYMOUTH DUSJE.R '" w•o•""· .-. ,.,..., s 2690 """'°· '"'"""· ••-•~ $ 292 llOwef Sletfll\9, ~ bflkes, raoio. lle•ltr. l>Ofl'el' stet<•"(!. ..sw, llf COl'ld•llONflg. ~ IOP. ~ bf•~11 • ...,.,e wall !lret. "'n1'1Sld11110Ukl<ngs.(421.IOVJ Yll')'lkll! (113JSF) , . . '7 4 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA '70 PONTIAC CONVE,T. . ~··-"'· .. ,.,, .... ~. s 1 ''""l'111 a br....._ """~• I lortt. ro1d ~s. tiudt9I !078EAFJ '74 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill '72 OLDSMOBILE. ROYALE $3295 °"""·VO,,,.,,..~,__$ 2425 2 door HT. VS, 911!olftl!ic. .._,""ii I brlilel. """'"' Wiii •acl!O. lie Iller, ~a!HnllO I ti•••· tit conditioning, vlnyl btli<e'J. WSW. '" eondiliontng, \oo, lilt Wheel. AM/f'M stereo. • ' ¥1nyl too. rinyl .,. fl'OUldlnDI. ~ "1nOowa. ~ dool' (90\KKJ) ' loQka.l117ELTl -' . .. HUGE . SELECTION ' . OF nE All NEW . . .1975 INTERNATIONAL· :TRUCK$, TRAVBAILS AND scou;TS. . -LOAD~ WITH: Air ·Co11tlltlonln.CJ, auto111.atlc, stereo, tDt ,wheel, power steering, Auto-cruise; Roof rack, wsw . tires, custom.Interior. ' .. • /