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1976-10-23 - Orange Coast Pilot
I Edison WestMi nster Marina. Huntington B eacfa VOL. 69, NO. 297, 3 SECTlONS, 40 P AGES 22 15 6 3 • . . FOOXBAUSCORES~~~--~-=----------~ L .. taaa Bea«!la JJbslonViejo Costa Itlesa San Clemente 1 4 7 1 4 ·13 Fountain Valleg N~ortBarh,- Golden West IA SoutlatDeSt 30 10 66 6 SM Details, Sports Pages Today·-------------------------~ ORANGE COUNTY, CALI F ORN IA Dl•e-a-Llae Bargains Todav SATURDAY, OCTOBER23, 1976 TEN CENTS: . . • . Caution FillsF ord-Carter Debate!. DAILY PILOT ASKS WHO WON The Big Debate FORD CARTER 23% 11% DIDH"T WATCH 20°/o TIE 9°/o A random telephone swvey immediately after lent niCJht's Ford-Carter debate showed that along the Orange Coast Ford was once agoin viewed as the winner. Survey after the fint debate gave ford 49°/o. Carter I Solo. After tM second debate it was Ford 4 I 0/o, Carter I I 0/o. Didn't watch decreased from 33°/o. Mesa Golf Pro Held On Bookmaking Rap A Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club golC pro was jailed by police Friday night on conspiracy and bookmaking charges. DeMay Simon, 38, was arrest · 'ed at 5:30 p.m. at the club, 1701 1Golf Course Ori ve, where be worked about a year, according 1to the manager. Poli ce said Simon was ta.king lbets on college and professional ~football games. They allege he e r ated in s ever a l Orange unty cities for three years. 1 Simon was taken into custod y after be accepted bets placed by 1an undercover offi cer, police .said. omcers claimed the bookmak- ing operatlbn turned over at least $500aweek. The arrest came after a four· week joint investigation by Costa Mesa and Santa Ana police de· partments under the coordina- tidn oC the county district at· torney's offi ce. Police could not •immediately say bow many belt.ors gambled on the football car&, or which of· ficers used more than 500 for the undercover ruse. Other arrests could fottow. police said. If convicted, Simon faces one to two years. in prison. Officers said he offered no re· sistance when captured. He was held on $2,000 bail. Father Saves Girl FrOm Firebombing SACRAMENTO (AP)-An ap- parent grudge over confiscated , flShing poles may have caused the fll'ebombing or an 8-year-old girl 's bedroom, a sheriff's spokesman says. Thomas Bro wn. an in· vestigator for the Sacramento County district attom ey, rescued bis daughter from her flaming 'bed early Friday after bearing 'the window or her bedroom shat· tered by a gasoline filled bottle. Wlllf am Miller, spokesman for Sheriff Duane Lowe, said two J.8..year old men, Bruce Leroy J ennings and David Bruce . C4NAIJ.4 FACES UBER4L TFSI' TM. Prime Minilter of ConQdo and fdl Libtrol Port11 /ace o ted of polit i c at •trength thb 10ffk. Con JIOI' gtw hU 001M? Find out about him and ~t other p.apl•. ploo u oftcf .wnu '" ,,., N'IOI, i,, t~o· tM QUIZ, on' ~A1. 1'1w QUIZ b bmlOht top «ICPI, .a Cir tlw DoJlll PfJoC °' 4 ....... to cno .wdnta. I Elsberry ,.wer~ ~ested ,Friday afternoon and booked for in· vestieation of eight felony charges, including.'anon and as- sault with intent to commit murder ••• "U her ralber had not been so quick. she would have been maimed or ~lled.'' said Miller. Brown's wife ran outside, saw two motorcyclists and asked them for help. "HeJpf We dld'lt!'~them· s aid before they rode off. accord· ing to Mrs. Brown. Saloon Theme . . To Aid Pai-tuh The paUo room of the El Adobe restau rant Jn San J u an Capistrano will be converted to a n oldtlme Western ·aatoon toa.icbt to raise funds for the 1977 Swallows Day parade. The San Juan Fiesta Assocla· tlon wm sponsor 1ames of black- j ack, cr•PI and roulette. aaid Ton l D ecker, p a bllctty ~· There wUl also be for prt-. Jaclaalnt pl ".;.leatpa-and ~ •~'I A.;.,;_• ~ j~ated ~t 3Ull1 Camino Caplatrano. Addi- tional lnformatlota ad Ucbta are available by callln.a 493-8029. ·EcoDOlllY, VP Picks Aired WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) - Their de bates now history, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter moved into the final days of the 1976 presidential campaign un- certain bow their three confron- tations will a ffect their quest for an election day mand ate. The state of the economy and the comparative qualifications of the two vice presidential can· didates were the topics that prompted the sh arpesl exchanges during the debate. Both candidates seemed even more cautions, more wary of ma.king a slip that could prove disastrous at this late stage of the campaign than they had been during their first two encounters. None of the three presidential debates was a free-swinging en- counter. All were marked by responses that echoed the can- didates' stump s peeches. "No one knows how it's going to come out," Carter said after the debate. Ford left the hall quickly and bis brief post-debate comments were similar to what he bad said after the first two meetings: "It went very well . l'm optimistic. I enjoyed it." Ad early post-debate poll con· ducted for Public Broadcasting Service by Burns Roper gave Carter. a 40 percent to 29 percent edge among 353 viewers who were asked who bad won the tblrd debate. The remainder called it a draw. Projected na· · tioowide. such a poll could have an error margin of six percen- tage points ln either direction. The Associated Press poll after the first debate, which covered the economy and other domestic issues, gave Ford a narrow edge. In the second debate, covering foreign policy and defense is- sues, Carter w a$ given the edge by a similar margin. Upon leaving Phi Beta Kappa Hall at the College or William and Mary, site of the last 1976 presidential debate, Ford was scheduled for campaign stops in Richmond, Va ., North and Soutb Carolina, and then be was to head for California. The Presi- <See DE BATE, Page A2) * * * .~ ......... ALL SMILES AFTER THE FINAL DEBATE AS FORDS, CARTERS EXCHANGE PLEASANTRIES Presidential Contenders Move Into the Homestretch of Their Campaign• Slemons Big -Spender Hal,/ of $145,638 War Clwst From Own Pocket By GARY GRANVILLE Of~Dallyl'llot Campaig n d isclosure state- ments filed Friday show that Newport Beach auto dealer J ames Slem ons bas already col- lected $145,638 and spent $135,095 on his campaign for state As· sembly. Of the $145,638 the Republicah Party's nominee in the 74th Dis- trict has collected to finance his fi rst political venture, $77,500 has come from his own pocket. According to Slemons' state- ment, there's a n $11,043 war chest on band to see him through the final 11 days of his troubled campaign to defeat Democ rat" Ron Cordova and Republican wr ite-in candidate Ma r ian Bergeson . But in the final 10 days or the 12-cand id a t e Republi can primary election campaign last· June, Slemons pumped in almost $60,000 to fortify his election chances. Under -election regulations. candidates are required to report within 48 hours all contributions and loans of $1,000 or more re- ceived in the final 10 days o( a campaign. Slemons neglected to file the require d forms with the Registrar of Voters Office to cov- er the frantic spending of the prima ry campaign's final 10 days. Consequently, it was not known until 45 d ays after the election· that the winning Republican can- didate bad outspent his clo.5est rival. Mrs. Bergeson, 2 to I. Friday. Mrs. Bergeson an- nounced her intention to actively seek the Assembly seat Slemons wants and Republican Robert Badham is abandoning after oc- cupying it for the past 14 years. While Mrs . Bergeson,who spent almost $60,000 in her unsuc- cessful primary said she believes s h e will hav e e n o ugh money to finance an all out cam- paign, she did not specify an amount or who major donors might be. But Cordova filed a statement Friday showing that he's gotten a lot of campaign mileage out or $12,9"8 worth of monetary and non-mone tary campaign con· tributions. financial support bas come from outside the county. He received, for example, $600 from the Santa Barbara Motor Car Dealers Association and $1,000 from the California Dental Political Action Committee. Earlier Slemons statements display roughly $30,000 worth of campaign contributions from atuomobile dealers throughout the state. Locally. he's received support from the Irvine Company ($300). the Laguna Hills Republican Club ($250) and attorney Norman McAdoo ($1,000). Mrs. Bergeson's campaign statements carry through her primary campaign only. Like Slemons and Cordova. she is re· quired to •r eport $1,000 and over donations with 48 hours of re- ceipt. In another heated Assembly race, Democratic candidate Den· Dis Mangers bas closed in on what was once an lmpos~ war chest lead held by '13rd District Republican incumbent Robert Burke. 'Great Conee.-n' Caner RegretA Playboy Talk Cordova's disclosure state· ment shows he's received $100 from former Irvine city coun- cilman Art Anthony, $300 from the Leisure World Democratic Club and $1,000 from AUantic Richfield, Inc. The Slemorts statement in· dicates most the GOP recent While Burke has picked up a $10,000 contribution from the Lin· coln Club, campaign finance re• cords show that Mangers r e· ceived a $6,000 donaUon from the Association for Better Govern• men t , a Burlingame based teachers organization. Add the Burke-Mangers atate- (See FUNDS, Pace AZ> WILUAMSBURG, Va. (AP>- Jimmy Carter made tbe Nov· emb er issu e of Playboy maiadne an Instant collector's item, but be now concedes it's the kind of succeu be could do without. Car ter, in bis nation ally televised debate Friday night with PresideQt Ford, declared for the f irst time tbat be shouldn't have granted the in- terview that . beadllnea the maga1lne'a current edition, a virtual sellout. 1be fuss that bu dogged him since the tr~crtpt was released publicly on Sept . 2o •1w been of ~ ci:eat concern to me." be said. addinc that be still doesn't know qalte What to do about it. TM Democratic nominee PH- vlouly bad def eQded the d .. d1loa, tellln1 broa&!ast and lMWIPapel' nport .. • month .,.,, for aample, tblt be eon- 8lldecl tio the Interview for •'the Um9 l'UIOD l IJ'UltJ'OU ..... Bat ,, .... panelflt Bobst c. •atdlrd commented d\lrtnc tbe dlbate that Ute ca,,....,, ''hal dli..,.,S freQuentlf trom W· -.. portant issues iajj) allegations of blunder and brainwashlng and fixations on lust and Playboy," Carter admitted that be should have handled the episode dif· ferenUy. ''In the beat of the campaign- l've been in 30 primaries during the springtime. I've been cam· paigning for 22 months -rve made some mlstkes. And I think this is part of just belng a human being," Carter said. . . .. I ba9e to say that my cam· palgn bas been an open one and the Pla.yboy thing baa been of very ereat concern to me. I don't bow bow to deal with lt exactly. .. I •treed to Sive tbe lnterview to Playboy. Other people have done lt and are notable -Gov. Jerry Brown, Wal~ Cronkite, Albert Schweitzer, Mr.. Ford'a own teeretary of the treasury, llr. William Simon, Wlllla m Buckley, many other ~e. .. But they weren't rum1nc for Pretldent~ and In retro.peel, tram bindalsht, I would not have liven that interview had l to do it 0Vf!t8'11n. Mesa Police Arrest Five In Drug Raids Costa Mesa police, acting on warrants obtained after three nar cotics arrests Thursday. stormed an undisclosed Stanton address Friday night and arrest·· eel two other people. Police said a quantity of' co- caine and marijuana, wortb $'l,400 in 1treet prices. was con· fllcated, along with a abotiun and ammwlition • ThW'aday's arresll or three men at 'the "Ambassador Hotel. 2217 Harbor Blvd., Ooeta Mesa. were not dlaclosed publldy so tbat confederates wouldn't be alerted, pollce satd. Police 1ald '80C> to $100 ln cub allesedly uu d In narcotic• purdlaMI WU found I t the StaQ. t.oaaddreH.· J'Ull details of the opera~ ln- cludinl the ldenllUes ol the aua· ~. nre wiavailabte. Coast Weather Variable clouds are in lbe offing, but fair sides will prevail over t be Orange Coast through SUD· day with Utfle change in temperature. Look for high.a in the mlddlo to up- per ?OS. l_.deJ'eday OrOftG'lt Coatf't Jl"OPl'fv taz bUlt ,are out -.Cftf Uae ,.,,,.,_,_are tiftPlo off tlw ltoolc. at tt. cOllfttJ tu c:OUcc. ""'' offlc•. Sec fQf8 .u. tn•ex ' • ..42 DAIL V PILOT Saturday, October 2'3. 197'5 --------Df!bate Seol'ttard-----...... _J:.!_ NW. YSIS __!:.!_ 3.8 REASONING 3.S ~ EVIDENCE ~ ~ORGANIZATION ~ 4.0 REFUTATION ~ ~. PRESENTATION ~ 23.6 Total Points 22.2 -Award each candidate 1 to 5 pofnt1 In each category 1-Poor 2-Falr 3-Average 4-Excellent S-SUperlor Standards of Evaluation ANALYSIS: Ooea the apeaker ldendfy luula which are clearty relevant? Doe• he off er sound basic presmlsea for 1\1• aubaequent lines of argOment? REASONING: Does each atep In the epeaker'a pro- cess of atgument aeem reasonable and logical? DR•• 1'e mo~ aoundty from premise to condualoft without logical error? -:' EVIDENCE: How effectively does the speaker support his own assertions with valld factual or statistical Information, or with the objective opfnions of re- cognized experts? ORGANIZATION: Ooee the speaker present hi• argu.- menta In a clear and well organized manner, or Is he overly complex and confusing? REFUTATION: How effectively does the speaker ex- poae the analytical, logical or evidential fallacies In the argument• of his opponent? PRESENTATION: How persuasively does the speaker communicate his message? Does he combine delivery,-gestures, and eye contact to create an Image of com- petence and leadership? Carter 'Wins' But Scorers R_ap Questions WASHING TON (AP) -Five leading college debate coaches gave Jimmy Carter a slight debater's edge over President Ford in their final face-to-face confrontation. Several of them criticized the questioning. ' The panel, which has judged all three debates for the Associated Press, had called Ford the winner of the first de- bate and put Carter on top in the second, both in split de-cisions_ In Friday night's debate, Prof. William Southworth or the University or Redlands (Calif.) picked Carter 23-2:?.on a scorecard that gives the candidate from one to fi ve points in each of six categories: analysis, reasoning, evidence, or· ganization, refutation and·presentation. SOUTHWORTH FOUND PRESIDENT Ford "constant- ly on the defensive." He said this may have been a function of the questions asked by a panel of three reporters. "Some of the questions were far more damagmg to President Ford," he said. "They implied the country was in a disaster, and Ford had to pick it up from there.·' Prof. James Unger of Georgetown University said that "more than any olher of the contests. this debate illustrated the key role of the questions in setting the entire tone of lhe exercise.·· He found that "by and large, the questions directed at Ford were sharply worded and critical; on the other hand, questions to Carter were largely general and relatively sim- plistic." UNGER, WHO VOTED FOR Carter 24-22, said the event "exposes a real danger in the entire process which asks personalty involved reporters to serve as surrogate citizens." Dr. Barbara O'Connor of California State University, Sacramento, who picked Carter 26-24, said it was "pretty obvious that (panelist) J oseph Kraft dislikes the President. The tone of questions showed it. We found the candidates de- bating the press instead of the candidates debating the can· didates ." She said the questions wl're inferior to the previous de bates. PROF. MELISSA MAXCY Wade of Emory University, Atlanta, who chose Carter 20-19, said seven of the 14 ques- tions were "completely irrelevant to a decision as to who won or lost" because they established no differences between the candidates. "This one had the least debating clash," she said. Dr. Donn Parson of the University of Kansas found the debate close "in part because they were being careful-'' He thought the debate hac.i a tone, "if somewhat dull, at least more states manlike" than the previous two, and "certainly less acrimonious than the vice-presidential debate_" Unger saw the presentation was so low-key "that millions of viewers were probably hoping the sound wou ld go off again ; indeed, many may have felt that it already had." ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ~~::,~~~:~·r.-:,~.::.:::::o.r::;. C...\.• Pubt1""ir.Q C.,,,0.ftY s.c»t•t•l'dl1'°"" .,. °'*''~ MoftdtllY ''"WO" _,,..,,.., hw c ,..,, .. Ml'>U Hie•"'1 .,ti<'-. 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I.ti.Ill S.h•lt Mtflt, M k ll., rtoonta 1'#0 l11<;11tUft!IOW ftll lhlr· 1119 IM day. lllOllQll mvc II ti It 111t4 IH, T•-•lvrH wetm.O In tilt ~11 Ol't•I 1'1111'" wUll \lie mercury rl~t"9 tit""'' --l>W ltfth ti fat llOl'lll H lt•llM\. ~ t""-' -· r.oomd 111 Okl•llOma, Tuas aftCt "'""''" 9\ m lddtV SPlowers wtrt alse tUUated 1,, c.ti\~, 4rlttn• and N-Mt'll<t. t\ llW'l\Ott 01 IOUtlOllt ,.....,. hlctrd ~ fOr l!welalt T~M l11<lude C.Cltf lttjliel~ low•""""' • It wll)tel 4'11 t ~ ..,.,..,...., t'K-Of Jl CltO•tti .. f'ro• Page A J . DEBATE ••• dent hnd no plans to retum lO tbe White House before election day. Carter planned to ult.end a ral- ly in Alexandria, Va., and then campaign in New Jersey before returning to his Plains, Ga., home. After two days rest, tbe Democratic candidate will bead for DliAois on Tuesday. Republican Sen. Bob Dole, Ford's vice presidential running mate, declared as soon as the de- bate had ended that ''President Ford clearly won •.. This was the -playoff, this was the big banana." . Carter's .runnloa mate, Seo. Walter F. llondale.AldFOl'd• monatrated dw1n1 the debate that be "bas no pll\DI ror deallng with the rul problems of thi.I country." The Ml one•oh s enator watched the nationally breadcast debate at a Washlngt.oo hotel. He. Ni~ tho Preajdeot "has no plans on bow 1o put ~e to work.•• Mondale added that Ca.rter'a "most devastating points were in the economic field." Ford and Carter each tried to give a boost to his vice presiden- tial choice during the debate. When Carter was asked what sort or people he would choose for key posts if he were elected presi- dent, he cited his choice of Mon- dale and said "the onJy criterion l ever put forward in my own mind was who among the several million people in this country would be the b est person qualified to be president if something should happen to me ••. Mr. Ford has had the same choice to m ake. I don't want to say anything critical of Sen. Dole Ford said he used the same criteria and found Dole fully qualified to be president-Ford then criticized Mondale for say· ing that he didn 'l think G~n. George Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs or Staff, was qualified to be a sewer com- missioner_ Mondale commented after Brown made statements in an in- terview that Ford characterized ·as .. ill advised." Brown described Israel as a military burden and criticized England and the Shah of Iran. Ford defended Brown during the debate and said he didn't believe Mondale's description of the Air Force general was "pro.- per_" "I think Sen. Bob Dole would show more good judgment and discretion than to so describe a heroic and brave and very out- standing leader of the military," the President said. Water Main Burst Floods Irvine Streets An Irvine water main burst Friday night and blasted a four- foot hole through the street at the intersection of Main Street and ThJ el Avenue. Thousands of gallons of water g u s h ed ove r nearby thoroughfares, and police set n arcs lo block traffic from several nooded streets. Water service was cut for two hours to hundreds of Culverdale tract h omes. Irvine police switchboards were busied with calls from residents whose toilets wouldn't flush or who were without water altogether. Irvine Ranch Water District emergency crews worked in the dark to make patchwork repairs to the damaged pipe. At least partial pressure was~ restored to all homes by 9: 30 p_m., police said. Cause of the rupture was not known. From Page Al FUNDS ••• ments up and the GOP candidate shows total camapign contribu- tions of $67,973 and Mangers in· dicates 155,105 collected ror his second try to defeat Burke. Significantly. Burke's state- ment shows he has $14,162 in the kitty to see him down the cam· paign home stretch. Mangers' statement displays on $400 on hand to finance the final stages or the campaign. Ireland President Resigns in Dispute DUBLIN, Ireland CAP) - President Cearbball O'Dalaigh resigned Friday In a bitter name. calling dispute with Ireland's coalition government over ~ new anUterrorist laws maklJ.ur It easter to Jail a nd bold lrisb Republican Army (IRA) guet· ritles. · The action of the 65-year-old president. whose name ts spelled Carroll O'Daly In English, is ~· pected to touch off a m2')or con· stltutlonal cri•l• that could have Car-reaching elfecta on the pre· sldency. Ex-Speaker Dead SAUNAS CAP) -James W. SUUman. a former speakcl" of tho st.ate Auembly, died Thunday in Sallnaa Valley Me1l>Orial Hospital, hospital officials aald. HC"!"&J71 • . Dally 1'1101 SUtf Pllt .. Rutt, Hult That's the kind of life this Australian shepherd's got at the Laguna Canyon Ken - nels, 20372 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. He'd r ather have a human's life, and he's friendly with the little tads. Sabotage Threat? Nuclear Plant Security Upped By tbe .Assocla~ Press director for JM>llcy ;1nd plm1ning. Armored personnel carriers The current upgrading will i:ive and guards equipped With the them the Army's M·16 rapid-fire Army's latest rapid-Ure rlne are rifle, he said. being added to the security Twenty-seven Army sur{>lus rorces at 14 federal nuclear sites. V-100 armored personnel carrn·rs Guards at ttie NewadaJ'esl Sile Have been purchnsl'<i to beef up are wider "shoo&. to kill'~ oTder_s defenses· at the hu~h~ar install a· in situations involving theft or tions, Higntower said. Army sabotage of nuclear weapons at .. M·60 .30·caliber machine guns the atomic-bomb testing facility, ar.emountedon them, he said. as1>0kesman there said Friday. The "~oot to kill'' order is con- The moves are part or a little tained in an ERDA manual is- ·publicized 10 percent build·up or sued in December 1974, Miller ~ foc.-.. at auckar so-· aald. · .-tdtl!enfm., tettsitesWMtpro:. • The manual deals in part with duction facilities begun three preventing loss or nuclear years ago, fi.jc{ officials of th~ weapons or nuclear explosives Energy Resear ch and Develop-through theft or s abotage_ Miller ment Administration in said it states: "Guards are ex· Washington_ The only California peel e d t o dis charge their facility apparently involved is firearms with the intent of hitting the Lawrence Livermore and if necessary killing the Laboratory at Livermore. person or persons bemg fired Dave Mill er, an ERDA upon. spokesman in Las Vegas, said Offi c ials at the Hanford the upgrading was begun after a Nu c l e a r R e s e r v a ti on a t General Accounting Offi ce study Richland, Wash., said l''riday recommended tighter security that 32 additional guards are in because of increasing terrorist training for duty there. Guards activity. there are already equipped with Guards normally carry .38· shotguns , s idearms and M14 caliber revolvers, with rifles as automatic rifles. They are get· standby weapons1 said Earle ting Oak jackets, helmets, gas Hi ghtower. ERDl\'s assistant masks and the M16 rifles. Ford Makes Bride Edgy By RAY ESTRADA Of Ult O•llY Pllt( Staff A nervous bride became even more pensive as plans to hold her wedding reception in Fountain Valley were almost dashed by security arrangements for a Sun· day afternoon presidential cam- paign speech. ''Not many brides have to work around the president, .. a friend told Peggy Harris Kravig, or Garden Grove, whose family had planned two months ago to hold the reception al Fountain Valley. The wedding, scheduled this morning at Calvary Chapel in Santa Ana was to have brought 200 well-wishers to the Fountain Valley Cultural and Recreation Center reception at 2:45 p.m. But as of Thursday, the Hanis fami- ly was not sure where the recep- tion was to be held. "I was nervous about getting married but all this makes me , even more nervous," Peggy said Friday after city officials as- sured her center could be used for the reception if she and her guests didn't mind a few inconve- niences. The bride's guests have lo work their way around barricadd parking lots and 30 phone booths in and around the center. city of- ficials said. · "The Fountain Valley Center was the only place 1 could find," the bride said. Peggy received a phone call from Terry Yapp, a city Recrea- tion Department official, Wed· nesday suggesting she move the reception to the Westminster Community Ser vice Cen ter which was not being used today. Yapp said Friday be was in- structed by Secret Service agents this week to reschedule all events planned for the center to allow security and communications system to be established. President Gerald R. Ford is schedule d lo m ake hi s last Orange County campaign ap- pearance before the Nov. 2 elec- tion at th e center, 16400 Brookhurst St.. at 2 p.m. Sunday. "I did some checking," said the bride, "but found out we could not change the site on such short notice." Yapp said he told the Secret Ser vice officials or the problem. They agreed to allow the recep- tion to take place as scheduled Saturday afternoon. he said. However, the bride said, Yapp called again Thursday and told her father, Robert Harris, the weddin g reception would have to be relocated. "He called bac k five minutes later, though and said everything was au right," she said. AM-;,,..,..,. I •P·M 11.,,.,,,,ntnl'tt'I,,,. 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(ormnotshown) s21900 .... $409.00 .•• - ' 1 I ~Sa-t_u~rcta_r~·~Oo.;;.;.;;to~b-er~2~3~,1~17~8;.._ ____ ~~~-D-A_t_LY __ Pl_L_OT ___ A ___ :S JCounty T~ Bills Start Phones Binging = By KATHY CLANCY Ollll•OtllYl'll«Ma# Almost halt a million Orange County property owners were malled their 1976· 77 tax bills this week. But County Tax Colleclor- J'reuurer Robert Citron had a .messa1e or another kind for Roscoe Moore of Santa Ana. It seems that Moore was the h.rat county taxpayer to pay the UY7G-77 version of bis property tax bills. So anxious was Moore to setUe rtls account with the county that 1e was standing at the door Mon- lay morning when the tax collec- .or opened shop. , • And so grateful was Citron for Moore's prompt payment that he ;ent him a thank you note. But several thousand other re- 1idents aren't wailing in line lo >ay yet. Instead, about 5,400 or them iave phoned county officials to =omplain or ask questions, about louble the number who called luring the first week the bills were mailed last year. Citron has eight employes 1andling telephone inquiries dai- y, and he and Assessor Bradley Jacobs have a tax information center witb another 10 operators on duty dally at 83~3890. But what the operators are tell- ing residents is t.hat it is too' late to complain now about their tax bills. Instead, they ocrer residents a short course in the way tax bills are calculated. They explain the assessor plac\'S a dollar value on property, and' tax bill~ are com- puted by Citron based on that value and the tax rates per $100 or assessed valuation levied by 213 different taxing agencies in Orange County. • Of each dollar in taxes paid, county• {igures show, 59 cents goes to support public schools, 17 cents finances county govern- ment, 10 cents goes to city gov- ernment and the remaining 14 cents is for special water, sanita· tion and other districts. So far, county taxpayers have pa1d $3,520..180 of the $828,227,000 due in property taxes, Citron said. One reason for the increase in calls this year, Citron said, is the 18.9 percent hike In assessed valuation county wide. While m any pfoperty tax rates Schools 59¢ County 17¢ Special Districts 14¢ Dolly Ptlot Cllort WHERE YOUR PROPERTY TAX DOLLAR GOES Taxes Contribute to County Government Agencies lorse Group Learns \ni.ntal Controllers ~OT 'DOg Catchers' Members of Orange County's orse set didn 't endear .1emselves to county health of- cials recently when, in a writ· in report, they referred to coun- , animal control officers as dog 1tchers. "The county or Orange does ot employ dog catchers," eallh Officer J . R. Elpers re- •rted. "The county does have animal 'ntrol officers which is an in- nitely more appropriate title nee it more accurately reflects 1e multiplicity of functions ?ljormed by these inwviduals, ·• ? continued. The exchange was prompted hen a county equine task for ce, imposed or horse owners, sta- e operatQ.rs and a represen- tive from the League of Cities ubmitted a report to lpervisors . ;The report suggested horse sta- e standards of operation and iprovements in animal control rvices. As a part or their report, task rce members said. "a dog 1tcher should not be feared; he a pet owner's best friend." Elpers, in a written response, lid that term is inappropriate. "The negative image of the so- tlled dog catcher is one which l animal control agencies con- 1ue to resist," he said. Elpers also disagreed with 1me other task force recom- endations. He said a suggestion that coun- stalf members need rour hours training in horse band.Jing, ur hours in equine first aid and ur more hours of instruction on i&bles by stable owners is un- -!Cesaary. Elpers said officers alreadyre- ave six hours of first aid traln- g and lour hours on livestock hlyPWD•..y ............ ~Fridey II YoU do noc have )'Otl( paper by 5 30 p.m ail before 7 p,.,. Ind your COPY will be dehvered. Sefurdly and Sundey If you do not receive y0ur copy by 8 a.m.. aill before 10 1 m. and your copy will be dell~ed. Clrc ....... TlhJt BR H Moilt Or•ng• County ArN8 tu·OU Nofll• HI Huntington Beech • Wfftmlnater ..••..• ·'*'"' S-Clement• Clpl1treno Beach. • s.ri Juan Clplstrano. °"" Point South Laguna. • ~na NIQUel • • , • , • , •• 4tM6H handling. And, he said, there is no need for training by stable owners. The task force also recom- mended that animal officers be assigned specific territories within the county so they can become familiar with a specifi c area. Dul Elpers said this is already being done as much as it can be while accommodating various work schedules. In response to a s uggestion that county officials seek employes through community college veterinary programs, Elpers said the staff already has the ex- pertise it needs. The task force said, in addi· lion, a nimal control officials should try lo improve their im· age through brochures and public speaking. But Elpers said brochures are available, and stare members made 142 public presentations last year. He agreed with a task force suggestion for quarterly con- ferences between animal control officials and horse owners. He also accepted a recommen- dation that more errort be placed on "feed and clean your own" stables rather than full-care facilities. Killer of CM Bartender Given Life Convicted killer Michael David Sullivan was sentenced to life in prison Friday for the murder or Costa Mesa bartender Robert Devon. Orange County Superior Court Judge William MWTay ordered the maximum term for Sullivan, 31, with the recommedation thal the Sanla Ana man be committed to an lnsliluUon with psychiatric treatment facilities. A jury in Judge Murray's courtroom found Sullivan guilty or murder lhen ruled him to be insane alter a subsequent sanity bearing. Sullivan shot Devon,'53, of 114 E. 20th St., Costa Mesa last Nov. 19 outside the Santa Ana Bar where Devon worked. It was testified that Sullivan shot Devon in the belief that the Costa Mesan was a m'1l wbo had earlier tbtaahed him in a bar room dllpute. dropped, he continued. the higher asse$sed value rest.tJted ln h.igher fax bills tor many resi- dents. Another reason, he continued, ls that for the first time this year his office i3 mailing dupU cate tax bills to those 260,000 property owners who pay taxes through impound accounts at their mortgi-ge firms. Tax bills paid directly by pro- perty owners were put Into the mail a week ago, while the duplicates were being mailed through this week, Citron said. Citron explained that under California tax laws, residents have from July I to Sept. 15 to protest the assessed value or their property. And they have a chance earlier to protest govern- ment spending by attending agencies• budget hearings. About 4,800 value protests have been filed, county officials said, while only about 25 have been heard so far. After that appeal process the only recourse the unhappy tax- payer has, Citron said, is to rue a formal letter saying he is paying truces in protest. EIGHT EMPLOYES IN TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE HANDLE CALLS FROM CITIZENS Phone Business Booming After County Property Tax Bills Go Out PHONE 968-3329 FOR PRICE QUOTATIONS PREVIEW VALUE 2511 DIAGONAL SPECIAL PREVIEW PRICE INCLUDES FULL W.ARR.AHTY PREVl~VAWE 17 .. DIAGONAL Two-tone decorator styling provides an attractive sett.mg. for mad-size XL· 100 color viewing. Powerful solid-slate chassis and black matrix picture lube for sparkling, dramallcally detailed pictures. Automatic fine tuning. CASH-90 PREVIEW VAWE 2511 DIAGONAL 1~111 910 sc1een Colo1t,111: ~~~ ~ ColorTrak c.~e w11r, 5w1v&I t:Htse• 0..11no ,,... cotl"JI nol'tt 11 whll RC.O. Col"'1<1~ i. all abOut H 1 • t•m•r1il.1ble ~"' that ectuaHy odlUlll cOIO< end kffOI ti on !rack. Cl PAYMENTSJ OR TEllMSTO 19" DIAGONAL c...,.,....c.....,tw a.-.. 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''It may be the on- ly pre-World War II car in the United States still in the origin al , new condition . There are plenty of cars that have been restored, but this one is still brand new." WALDO, 48, a semiretired in vestor in land and antiques, said in an inter view that the car was origina ll y purchased by an old man who drove sparingly for a few months and then put it away in his barn. "It has n 't been driven since, although the motor was started every now and then." he said. "The little fan by the steering wheel still works, the ashtrays have never been dir- ty, the jack has never been out of the box, the carpeting is still clean. You can tell every- thing is brand new and in perfect condition." HE SAID THE original owner 's heirs left the car un· moved all these years, but de- cided to sell it when they had to clear everything out or the barn. "I've always dreamed or finding something like this," Waldo said as be gazed at lhe battles hip-gray car sitting next to his suburban home. "It's a once-in-a -lifetime thing. The price in the ad seemed high, but the ad didn't say how few miles were on it. J couldn't believe it when I looked at it." WALDO, WHO wouldn't identify the seller. said he paid "a few thousand" for the car. But he cited recent news stories or several 1950's model cars which were put in storage when new and are now priced at $15,000. ·'Those we re put away to be sold later, though," he said. "This car w as an accident. It was never m eant to be an an- tique." WALDO, WHO also owns a 1914 Ford Speeds ter which be often drives, said he will never drive bis ne w old Plymouth. He u sed a flatbed truck to take it home. "That would spoil it,'' he said. "Ob, I start it and move it a few feet on the driveway, but that's iC. This one is too good to drive." HE SAID BE sometimes sits alone in the car simply to admire it, but said bis real joy is showing it off. "The workmanship, the materials they used are nothing like today," he said. "It's painted decently, the steel is thick enough, there are no waves in the fenders, there1s not even any rust . Nowadays a car six months old is already starting to rust.·· Hoover Fun~ Growing Memorial, Sclwlarships Fete FBI Chief . WASHINGTON CAP) -J Edgar Hoover's supporters arc raising a half million dollars for a monument and scholarship fund honoring the man who was the FBI 's iron-willed direclor for 48 years. The rund raising comes in the wake of di sclos ures in con· gressional hearings and news stories about Hoover's use of the FBI to harass and spy on civil rights leader Mar tin Luther King Jr .. conduct a "dirty tricks'' operation to disrupt militant political groups and alleged use of FBI employes and material to do repair work at his home and perform other personal services. "WE FEEL VERY close to Mr Hoover and still think he's one of the great men," said Charles H . Stanley of Little Rock, Ar k .. pre· sident of the J . Edgar Hoover Memorial Fund. The Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI launched the fund last year to finance the tribute to Hoover. Stanley said the campa ign has raised more than $100,000 in contributions from ex-agents. their friends and some corporations employing ex- agents. The ex-agents' donations range Pontiacs ·Recalle d WASHINGTON tAP> T h e Environmental Protection Agency has or dered General Motors to recall some 330.000 of its 1974 Pontiacs to correct their a ntipo llution systems. EPA said the recall ap- plies to 350-cubic-inch engines and 400-cubic-inch enfines with t win-barrel carburetors , inc luding these models: Catalina, Lemans, Bonneville, Ven· tura, Fireblrd, and Grand Am. from $5 to $5,000, with the average about SSO to $75, he said in a telephone interview. THE FUND RAISERS recent- ly prepared a brochure explain- ing the project and soli citing donations. In it. outgoing society president Ralph 11. Jones of Sall Lake Cit~ CCJlled the project "a public proc1am at ion or support of the FBI" and Hoover . "The current wave of un- justified criticism of Mr. Hoover and the FBI b)' some over- realous media and opportunistic individual s v iolates the Ameri can principle of fair play and maligns the dedicated errort. p erso n a l i ntc~rit y and performance record or each of us who served as spec1aJ agents,·· Jones wrote. "What can we in the society do about it? To a man, and in a body. we can stand up publicly and be counted. We can respond to these critics through personal Birth Defect Warning Out On Progestins WAS HI NG TO N CAP) Women arc being warned by lhc Food and Drug Administration not to take female hormones called progestins during pre- gnancy because they can cau~e severe birth def eels. Progestins. which are pre- scribed for women who h ave ab- normal bleeding from lhc uterus or no m enstruaJ flow, may c ause heart defects or deformed limbs In children if taken by pregnant women, the F D A said. .The agency said it will reqwre progcstln m anur acturers to pre- pare new l abeling and special pa- tient brochures emphasizing that progestins should never be ta.ken during early pregnancy, be used as a pregnancy test or be pre· scribed to prevent aborUons. The FDA said it will also send a drug bulletin lo 700,000 doctors, pharmacists and other he alth professionals, expanding its warning against the use d pro- gestins during early prqnancy. participation in the J. Edgar Hoover Memorial Fund." "I SP ENT 33 years with Mr. Hoover. We know what he stood for, and he's a gr eat man," s aid Stanley , w ho retired a s a superviso r at bureau head· quarters and now helps run a family hardwar e business. The brochure states that the society, with its 6,700 members. expect s to raise more than $500,000 for a monument to be placed in the courtyard of the FBI headquarters building which is named for Hoover and for a "living memorial" in the form of scholarships awarded annually. SEVERAL SCULPTORS have been invited to s ubmit designs of the monument which is to be in place next year. the brochure said. "The design will be in a simple, understandable , 'real world' style," it continued. An FBI spokesman said the bureau supports the projecN>ut has nothing to do with organizing and r aising money for it. The scholarship plan provides that six society members will be selected at random each year and each will designate a college to receive a $1,000 gr ant. ln awarding the money to students, the schools will be asked lo give preference to those in law en- forcement fields. Big Sand Bos Biggest Spender Heinz W ASKING TON CAP> -The Senate candidate who heads a list of record-setting campaign spenders says ho Ma.)' be putting a lot of money into h1a election bid, but that no one can claim any of it ls tainted. Nearly all the cash ls his own. Common Cause disclosed that U.S. Senate candidates have spent $23.4 million, nearlY $4 million more than tn 197t for u span which was six weeks longer than this year's reporting period. T H E BIGGEST spender ls Rep. John Heins, CR-Pa.>. who is running for the Senate seat being v•cated by Mlnorily Leader Hugh Scott. Com moo Cause said Heinz had spent $1,867,196 as of Oct. 1, with $1.5 million coming from personal resources. Heinz's De mocratic rival, Rep. William Green, was sixth on lhe list with $761,206. HEINZ IS HElR to the fortune of the well-known company of the same name which processes a variety of foods . Heinz said, "I would rather be first on the Common Cause list of personal contributions than seventh on their list or political contributions from the special in· terests." Common Cause said only Sen. John D. Tower (R.-Tex.), who raised $2.3 million for his 1972 re- election, has reported raising more money than Heinz in the six years the federal campaign dis- closures law has been in ercect. "THE HEI NZ CASE is a classic example or the terrible inequities created by the U.S. Supr~me Court decision allowing unlimited use or personal wealth in a congressional campaign,'· said Common Cause Vice Presi- dent Fred Wertheimer. "It gives an enormously unfair advantage to the wealthy in seek- ing public offi ce and that's not how our political system should work." Joining Heinz as million-dollar spenders w e r e Sen. James Buckley, (R -Con-N.Y.), who re· ported spending $1,345,594, and Sen. J ohn Tunney, (D·Calir. ), who reported $1 ,253,397. (Tun- ney's opponent S.l. Hayakawa, bad spent $605,457.) SEN. LLOYD Bentsen, <D· Tex.), was close with $992,543, and Sen. Robert Taft J r. <R- Ohio ), reported $866,070. Completini the top 10 were Sen. Bill Brock CR-Tenn.), who has spent $717,385 in a re-election bid; Rep. Paul Sarbanes CD- Md. ), $678,618; a nd former Democratic Sen. Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio, $652,271. Debate Team At Saddleback Eyes Tourney Saddleback College's forensic team will enter its first tourna- ment of the academic year today at Cal St ate University, Los Angeles. Competing in expos itor y speaking and oral interpretation will ~ Laura Chambers, Cathy Gash, Gary Key, Brian Preston, Kim Mars cha ll , Michelle Edwards, Carolyn Cowl, Deanna Armstrong and David Paulson. Bill Tell, Dan Richlin and S u san Geach wi ll e n ter persuasive and impromptu speaking competitions. Susan Dodson, Andy Hedden, Daryl Cowl, Marti Lother and Bo.b Armstrong will enter the after dinner speaking and com- munication analysis categories. Club Holding Sale The Fountain Valley Boys Club will hold a rummage sale this weekend at their facility, 9840 Talbert Ave .. The sale wUI be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m today and from noon to 4 p. m . Sunday. Al'Wl,..llJM•• $1 MILLION Sen. John Tunney PAYING HIS OWN WAY Rep. J ohn Heinz Discarded Pups Lead To Citation A Mission Viejo woman has been ordered to appear Nov. 17 in South Orange County municipal court on a citation issued by sheriff's officers investigating the discovery of three living two- day old puppies in her trash can. Deputies cited Jre ne Al- Mandili, 34. of 22691 Via Tercero. on charges or cruelty lo animals after identifying her as the owner of the puppies. THEY SAID they found the mother of the puppies and three other puppies from the same lit· ter unharmed in the home. Officers said the discovery was made by neighbors Donald and Carol Mengason , 22696 Via Tercero, who heard whimpering noises coming from the Al · Mandili home when they re - turned hom e from an evening at the movies. ''THE PUPPIES were wrapped in a plastic bag and wrapped again in newspaper before they were placed in another larger bag," Mrs. Mengason said. "I wept when I saw them because they looked so pathetic." The Mengasons and other neighbors summoned sheriff's officers lo the scene after verify- ing that the puppies came from the Al-Mandili home. Sheriffs Sgt. J. D. Green said Mrs. Al-Mand iii told two officers who investigated the incident that she saw no reason for such an investigation. ALL THREE PUPPIES were taken lo the county pound. Of· ficers and Mrs. Mengason said it is highly doubtful that one of the rescued animals will survive. "She told our deputies that the puppies w o uld have died anyway," he said. "And she made it clear that she resented the inquiry and resented even more the fact that neighbors had been probin g her garbage." "It had pulled a lot or the plastic into its mouth," she ex- plained. "It was only just ali ve when we got it.out of the bag.'• The agency said about 195,000 ot the vehicles were equipped with a type ol thermal vacuum valve found to be derective but all 330,000 must be In· spected to find those with the defecli ve valves. Dr. Sidney M. Wolfe, director of R a lph Nad e r 's Health Research Gr oup, told the FDA last July that more than one-hall million pregnant women look progestin·conLainlnt drugs last year The parking lot at what used to be Richard's Lido Market has been turned in· to a large sand pit ~)' c:oo1truction workers who are remodeling the Via IJdo Shopping Center. The market, slated to open in December as a Hughes Market, and the surrounding shops are getting a lacelllt. So it the parkin1 lot. Trustees Renew Reviews Huntlniton Beach City Sebo District trustees will reintervie applicants Nov. 9 tor 1' mer hers-at-large posltlons on a ne' ly formed district advisory cor mittee due to possible violation the Ralph M . Brown Act in U selection process. On Oct. 19 trustees selected local residents to fill the commi tee poste after Interviewing a U of applicants dur,ing clos~ sessions at lhelr two previo1 meetings. THE DISTRICT advis o1 group is made up or residen from each school area and ac as a i.:esource unit for the board. Public concern over the close procedure led district officials contact Deputy County Couns Ed Duran who r ecommended U selection process be held again there is any p ossibility of Bnwn Act violation. THE LAW P R EVENTSelect< publlc officlals from holdir closed meetings on subjec other than pending litigation 81 certain personnel topics. Selection or m embers of the a visory group, who are non-pa appointees, is not considered legitimate personnel topic fore ecutive session under the Bro" Act. "I think the interviews shou be held in a public session," sill Trustee Brian Garland befo1 the board's last meeting. "IT WAS A BAD procedure he said but added, "I don believe it was our intent to ( anything illegal. We just did n want to put the applicants on U spot. Nothing heavy was di cussed In the executive session. One or the 14 appointees a nounced by the trus tees said sl had doubts all along about tt legality or the executive session "I t hou ght the intervie" should be open," said Lf Trubovltz, 21331 Pinetree Lan •'There was no reason for them be held behind closed doors." CM Janitor Booked for Shop Arson A Cos t a Mes a ma n, w h worked as a night custodian fc the Assistance League Thri Shop, was booked on a charge' arson Friday afternoon in co1 nection with a fire set in ti Newport Beach shop Thursda night. Art Morton , spokesman for tt· Newport Beach fire departmen said the lire in the storeroom • the shop at 502 32nd St. apparen ly burned itself out after doin about $100 worth or damage. THE REMAINS OF the fit were discovered by thrift she workers Friday morning. Booked in Newport Beach cit jail on suspicion or arson w1 Truma n John Mills, 45, of 16' Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. DET. SAM Aburgey, who iJ vestigated the case with Inspe tor J im Upton of the fire depar ment, said Mills was arrestE following an interview with U two investigators. He said they originally wantt to talk to Mills because he w1 the last person in the buildir Thursday night. Beer Buffs Despair, Bui Rats Happy GROSSE POINTE FARM~ Mich. (AP) -It's eno\llh 1 make a beer lover cry. The Grosse Pointe Far~ police department ls about t pour 405 cans of bard-t.o-co1n•t Coors beer down the drain. The beer, which police aay c1 bring as much as $20 ror a 24-c» case in the Detroit area, wu'co. fl.seated last week from a hbut in this suburb. • Police and the Michlga.Ji L quor Control Commisaioa Hi that state law requires the ~re to be destroyed because It .w, brought Into Mlcbigan wUhot payment Of a 46-CeDf.s·a·C&MJt&l The beer, brewed in Golde~ Colo., is not readily av~a e i Michigan. GrosRe Point Far ms v Earl Field utd the city pro bl will cruab tbe 405 12-ounce with a tractor ln a city ~ lot. The Fire Department twi then wash the contents away ,nt boaH. t "And all the rats ln the H'f wUl be baPPY as btll," fleldOI r Ssturday. October 23. 1178 OAILY"1LOT .45 ; Sea ~yths: A Glimpse Into the Ancients' Minds Editor's Not•: Thu" tht MWn1h of 15 arlicu• in the HT'W• "OcfON: Our Continuing Front~." Willard .SO.com, oceott0gr~. orclleologl1t , . and director of tM Soulhmt CaliJomia Cocttal Wotn Research Project, emmmc1 IOme popular sea legends ha llw Ughl of modem •cience. The1e.arllcle1 toe1'e wntten /or C0&1r1e1 bJ1 N~. a program developed by Vnit>er1U11 E.itenaion, UC San Diego,cmdftmd,ttl by a grant Jrom lhe Natitmol EJldow. ment /or the flumamtaea. Coo'lrlQhl 1'1• by Ille tlleQtnti 0( Ille UlllWnll'I ol (Alltornl•. By WILLARD BASCOM Man baa been paddling, rowing and sailing small ships on lonely seas for at least 6,000 years. The sailors of the ancient world were probably a lot like those who served before the mast in re· cent times. They liked girls, wine and running before the wind. They worried about sudden storms, pirates and landing on unfriendly shores. got enough of the fleece and skipped with the king in hot pursuit, u could not return the way be •had come. So be sailed north and into the dead-end Sea ot Azov, which contained large, dirty icebergs from the Don River. THE GREEKS, WHO had never before seen large chunks of ice , were understandably ter- rified that their light boat would be smashed between these "wan· dering rocks.•' In fact, their boat was so light they were able to drag it overland, across the base or the Crimean peninsula and continue home. PROBES SEA STORIES Author WUlud Ba.acom continent for European ex· pans ion. We do not know who the first outsiders were to reach America or when they came, but there is considerable evidence that the Atlantic was often crossed in an· cient times. ONCE ASHORE, WJ111 girls and wine in band, they told sea stories. Long before Rome was built, common sailors talked of crossing the wide ocean beyond the gates of Hercules and of the great civilization of Atlantis that perished beneath the sea in a · single night. They spoke nonchalantly of the hundred·handed giant of the Aegean and of Hercules, who . killed the nine·headed hydra for the king of Tiryns after many others failed. ~ ~~~· .• r -~ ~ » In 196S I became involved in a United Nations project to ex· a mine fresh water springs beneath the sea off Lebanon that might be tapped to get water for the nearby coastal dwellers. Although ample rain falls on the high interior hills, it sinks into the ground and flows down through )ayers or limestone until it emerges under the sea. When Alexander the Great's ships were besieging Tyre, the sailors could ball up drinking water from the "boils" or these springs. For example, thousands of sm a ll clay h eads have been found in Central America, so carefully sculptured there is no doubt they represent specific people. or those dated before the Christian era. many are decided- ly Semitic (Phoenician?), Orien- tal <Japanese?) or Negroid, wltb det ailed triba l scars <West African?). Few resemble naUve Indians. COLUMBUS: NOT FIRST, BUT MOST IMPORTANT TO EURbPEAN EXPANSION IN AMERICA Evidence Suggests That the Atlantic Wea Crossed Otten In Ancient Times by Small Ships. After Jason's ship returned with the golden fleece, his ship· mates must have told stories about winged women, wandering rocks at sea that would collide to crush a ship between them, and the golden fleece Itself. TALL TALES? AH yes, but modern nautical archeology corded more than 200 years later by Plato, his descendant. In that time the name, size, location, and date of "AUantis" became badly garbled. FROM THE EGYPTIAN point or view. however' the description of Atlantis that survives fits the Minoan empire very well. In those days Crete and the Aegean About tlae. Author ••• WUlard Bascom ls dlttdor of the Southern Callfomla Coastal Water Research Project ln El Segundo, which ls studying the effeds of waste disposal l.n the otean. A mlnlnC engln~r. be was auoclated with UC Berll:eley, study· ing waves and beaches, and with Scripps Institution of Oceano· graphy, partlclpatlng ln several Pacific expedltlons. He was direct.or of the Mohole project to drill through the earth's crust. His account appears lo "Hole lo the Bottom of the Sea." Other books Include "Deep Water," "Ancient Ships," "Great Sea Poetry," and "Waves and Beaches." He also successfully pro· speded for diamonds Wider the sea and recovered Span..lsb treasure from a galleon. and historical research have shown that aJl those wild stories are true! The legend of Atlantis, an an- cient island with an advanced civilization that was wiped out by a great natural disaster, was told lo the Greek Solon by Egyptian priests in 590 B.C. It was re- Islands were rich and well gov- erned. Their cities were the only ones in the ancient world without walls, because their land was de- fended by the world's first navy. Life was good for the Minoans until 1470 B.C., when a great volcano on the island of Tbera ex- ploded violently, leaving a huge, water·filled crater where the heart or the kingdom had been. The explosion produced a tidal wave that raced outward in all directions, destroying ships and inundating lands around the sea. WITH ITS LEADERS gone, the navy in wreckage, and the croplands covered by volcanic ash, the Minoan empire was soon overrun by barbarians. The Egyptians believed, with some logic, that a great empire had disappeared beneath the sea in a single night. Only in recent years have scientists been able to confirm this famous legend and properly locate Atlantis at Thera. To understand other legends, we must appreciate the way the ancients thought. Before we are too hard on the old Greek story- tellers, we should consider what a civilization of 2,000 years from now will think about such words as "s ky scraper s" and "whirlybirds." THE F IRST RAIDER·lrader ships were open boats with a single mast and square sail something like the Viking ships of 2,500 years later. When there was no wind (or a battle was about to ensue), they were rowed by 50 men and so became known as hundred-handed giantS: Jason was a Greek adventurer· NEW YORK CAP> -A man's home may be his castle, but he heads for the garage when the going gets tough, says a university professor who studied the use of space in the home. tend to drive people apart rather than bring them together, she said. Likewise, said the professor, women often take refuge in the kitchens whe.n faced with family con· met because it's considered female territory in today·s .. sex·typed·· home. GAIL MELSON, WHO TEACHES at Purdue University, said her study of 26 families and their use of space in the home showed sex roles are linked with certain places. Such space stereotyping probably affects how families handle problems. she said in a paper read to the National Council on Family Relations. "We've become so s peciaJized and com· partmentalized that even a room labeled for the family bas evolved-the 'family room· didn't exist 30 years ago," s he said. "In many of today's sex·typed homes the op- portunities for withdrawal might even outnumber the opportunities for coming together. The family room is one of the only places that is relatively free of sex-typing,·· said Prof. Melson. who is in Purdue's Child Development and Family Studies Department. Retired Officer Wins Vaunted Gold Star Retired Marine Corps Col. J erry J. Mitchell of Newport Beach was awarded a gold star in lieu of a second Legion of Merit during ceremonies at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. GROWING AFFLUENCE AND THE increased Col. MilchP.11 was honored for performance as space available lo the average American family commanding officer or the Marine Wing Support who sailed the Argo north into the Black Sea around 1200 B.C. in search of gold. Somehow he had heard about the placer gold mines in the rivers at the eastern end of the Black Sea. In a placer, small particles of free gold are mixed with the sand and gravel of the river bed. The gold is usually extracted by sho veling the material into a sluice or trough with running water and a rough·lextured bot- tom. In ancient times a sheep's fleece was used. THE WATER CARRIES the sand away, but the much heavier gold sinks into the rough fleece and stays there. When you re· move the fl eece, you've got the gold! Winged women were a little harder to ex plain , unli t archeologists discovered lhal the winged sphinx originated in the Hittite empire along the south shore of the Black Sea. Probably the sailors told or these strange statues when they returned home. What about the wandering rocks of the myth? After Jason THESE 'SPRINGS reminded me of Hercules and the Hydra. According to legend, when one head of the Hydra was cut off, two others would appear. Hercules killed each of the eight small heads with fire and then placed a great rock over the cen- tral head to finally conquer the monster. The Hydra, perhaps, was a group of nine springs on shore that constantly washed away a coastal road. When the me n the king sent to fix it threw stones in a mouth, the water would spurt out on each side (two heads for one). But clever Hercule~ used fire to slake lime and malt.e cement, with which he systematically plugged each•opening until all the spring flowed out one central "head." Then he used one huge slab of stone lo bridge that now and make the king's road usable! LIKE THE ANCIENT Greeks, we have our own legends. For ex· ample, Columbus was not the first European to cross the Allan· tic nor the first to think the world was round. However, he de- serves credit for opening a new 2 Schools Stars In USIA Movie Golden West College and Masuda Elementary School in Fountain Valley will be featured as educa- tional innovation leaders in a United States Jn. formation Agency half·hour documentary film to be released next year. The film. tentatively titled "Freedom lo Learn", will be distributed overseas by USIA as part of a continuing series on what is happening in America's third century, officials said. A USIA FILM CREW SPENT two days at Golden West shooting footage of the the school's audio·lutorial laboratories, several career pro· grams and com puler and media center. college of- ficials said. JN BRAZIL a commemorative stone was found in 1872 that seems to record the wreck of a Canaanite ship there in the reign of Hiram III (553-533 B.C. ). A Roman statue head was round by archeologists "in situ" in a Mexican pyramid. and Jewish coins of the second cen- tury A.D. have been found in Kentucky and Tennessee (in 1823, 1932 and 1952). When the first Europeans reached the west coast or the U.S. they round Japanese, whose fish- ing boats had drifted across the Pacific, living with the Indians. In recent years enough adven- turers have crossed the AUantic in rubber boats, outrigger canoes. rowboats, and even six- foot sailboats to prove that near- ly any kind of a boat can make it. Clearly a great many did. NEXT WEEK: Don E .. Kash, pro- f esscr of political science. and di rec· tor of the Science.and Public Policy Program .at the University of Oklahoma, . analyzes the prospects for e:rploit1ng t he "Mineral Resource1 of the Ocean." The USIA crew also filmed Masuda School's Early Childhood Education Mulli·Cultural Center and Mentally Gifted Minors program. THE LOCAL SCHOOLS are among five select- ed for the USIA documentary. Other institutions are Harvard Universit y, Chicago Magnet School and Hinsdale (Ill.) Elem en· tary School. South Coast pools stay elean ••• has resulted in territories d~e~f~in~ed~b~y~s~e~x::,~a~n~d~t~h:ey~~G~r~o~u~p~fo~r~l~h~e~y~e~a:r~be~f~o~re:_r~e=t~ir~e~m~e~n:t ~in~J~u~lY~·:_ ___ _:_~_:_'.::_2~~~:!~~~~~~~~~~~ Drive Slated LOS ANGELES (AP) -Business and labor leaders plan to launch n fund·ralsing drive In Jllovember to help build a ?de x l c an ·A m er l can· ~ultural center in Un· ~oln Heights. The Ruben • Salazar cente r, named ln memory or a Los An1eles Times reporter, will be built next to the Plaza de la Raza. ... I • .I • THE rlUMltt4• HIATIM• AllCOMD. .,_...,.. .. ,_ ... , S«vk:• 111 YOU• ,1\,....-<:.N t.AISSfON V1£JO 2tt?7 C.mi..o C.p,.tr•no no-~._.,,.,,..,,. ... 495-0401 . CQSlM1~ES"' I &28 HtwOOn atlld. 642-17U KITCHIM & IA TH llMOOIUM• ••. NHISTIMAns t ... °"" °""""'. 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COST A MESA, CAL. 17141 546-0669 YOU'U llM) US DlflNUNT WHm IT COUNTS ~--········--·-···-····-····-·····--· ..• Al OAILYPlLOT S1turd1y. Octob9r 23. 1t1S \ ( · C0mment Page J .. •• L~erty Under C~ntrol . ~ Thfr converaatlon between Ma1. Gn. Carl W. Hof/man .and '°1M wt.ran lfajf .noncommiufoned of/leers .ot Camp .Pendl1ton .obo11t O.c10n11d• crl m• •• reprinted /rom the Peitdleton Seoul. Story byGunneryS&t.llalBlake basic tb.inp. M~be that'll help. Aro you re:.idy? OLD TIMEB -Yes, slr. Pleue go a.bead. that for a moment. We were talking about the basic reasons why we can't. poUce Oceans~e. , • OLD TIMER -General, we've all GENERAL HOFFMAN -Both these basic causes are legal things. The first Is a 1969 U.S. Supreme Court decision called O'Callahan v•. Parke.r, The other is a law almost 100 ye'ars old called the Posse Comitatus Act. M I've already H id the other basic l"ffl01l ts a lOO·yeaJ"oOld law called the Poese Comltatus Act. That law sa.ys military forces can't police civilian towns, and recent court decisions con· nected with it have sald. that our coopett_Uon wUtJ. clvWan law enforce- meot •1encfes must be "entlrejy passive." .; • heard &ha& you've made a lot of propus wltb tbe erlme 11tuallon la Oceanside. Bot there are a coaple ol tlaln,. I doa't aadentud -t~111 guess mOlt of "' doa't U.aderstaad -and I wODdu tf we coold talk about It for a bltT GENERAL HOFFMAN -Sure. What would you like to Jc now? OLD TIMER :._ A lot of things, general. For starters, I guess I've spent a little too much timeout la the boonies. I ,know situattims like the one which de· veloped in Oceanside couldn't happen years ago because we'd just send a good stron1 shore patrol Into town, scarf up tbe troublemakers, haul them back lo base and lock them up. I know we can't do that aoy more, but I'm not really sure why. GENERAL HOFFMAN-There are a lot of reasons for the change including the big changes in American society which have happened since the years you mentioned. I guess we could talk. about those changes for a couple or hours, but Jet me talk about two real In its decision; the Supreme Court ruled that servicemen arrested tor olf base crimes can't be tried by military courts unless their offense is clearly service-connected. Most of the crtmes encountered in Oceanside's liberty dis- trict-the TenderloiJl-.are not "service connected" in the meaning of the Supreme Court decision. OLD TIMER -Excuse me ror inter· niPtlng, general ••. B"'t am I correct lo thlnldng that the Supreme Court doesn't believe that discredit to the Corps by Marlnes arrested for crimes ls enough reason to let us take action? GENERAL HOFFMAN -That's about it. The court means that Oceanside police should arrest Marines for crimes in Oceanside. that Oceanside or other civilian courts should try them, and that, if convicted, they should be sentenced to civilian jails. We have no part in this process at ah ••. That; of course, puts a big burden. on local civil authorities, but let's skip OLD TIM ER -.. £'.ntlret1 passive .• , I ,...... tbat'• wb1 &he Commandant dJdD•t wailt Marlaea to aerve aa reserve ,.UceJDea. But the fad we dolll't llave mucll rtldlctlon under tile S.,reme d t.Joa you matlooed mut be ma lac eanaJde pub for ruene pollceme • GENERAL HOFFMAN -Right on both cot,n\ts, old timer. The Cornman· dant's policy against service with police reserves ls based on the possibility of a contllct with the Posse Comitatus Act. But-as you may know -the Comman· dant bas authorized an exception to bis policy and Marines may be police re- serves in Oceanside while the exception is tested for a year. You can help there by helping your Commanding Officer select good men for the police reserves. OLD TIMER -I can see that. They'll have to be good, sir, and I'll do my best to help ... But, general, haven't you been able to do some positive things llke putting places off limits? GENERAL HOFFMAN -Yes, I have. When the crime s ituation was real bad in the s ummer of 1975, we pointed out to Oceanside's leaders that we were con- cerned about the Marines who were the victims or crime in Oceanside as well as the Marines who commit crimes in Oceanside. We said we wanted to help the vi ctims -and lots of the things that. have been done since have been rooted in that de- sire. For example, four business places were put orr limits because we had evidence Marines were being victimized in them. OLD TIMER -I'll bet that got their attention. It was the first lime in a long time that anyone bad done that, wasn't it? GENERAL HOFFMAN -Yes, it was. The off limits actions were the first taken in Oceanside in 23 years, and they had a great impact. One of the busi- nesses, for example, testified it took in only $35 during one of the months it was orr limits and that it was hurt badly because its electric bill alone was more than $500 that month. All four busin esses changed their practices. by the way, and they're all back on limits. But I think they know we'll act again if we have to. OLD TIMER -I've heard that you've called the effort against Oce anside .. 'J crime a cooperative effort and a broadly baud one. Coald you tell ua wbat you mean by that! GENERAL HOFli'MAN -I'll be bap· py to. AU the anti·crime efforts have been agreed upon by the city, the Chamber of Commerce and us here at Camp Pendleton. Let me hit a few or the problems we've worked on in terms of how each of us has contributed to the solution. · OLDTIMER -Pleasedo. GENERAL HOFFMAN -OK, here goes. We learned that there weren't enough police on the streets when the troops were on liberty. Because of that the Oceanside police changed their em- phasis from traffic offenses to street crime, got help from other police depart- ments and specialized law enforcement agencies such as the ones concerned with narcotics. and opened a special downtown police post. We juggled MP working hours so that we could put a lot of them downtown on liberty nights. We learned that extreme downtown crowding was allowing criminals to act easily, so both the city and the base com- mands took action to reduce that crowd-ing. The city's prime action was to close the old downtown bus stop which had at- tracted hundreds of young Marines every paynight and open six dispersed bus stops. Ours was to stagger paydays in an effort to split up the paynight crowds. We also opened long range bus stations on the bus, but that, un- fortunately, wasn't very successful. And there have been a lot or actions which weren't joint actions, but were coordinated. The Chamber of Commerce has pro- vided forums for the discussion of the problems, and many of the things I've told you originated '15 ideas durin& those discussions. We 've worked hard here at Camp Pendleton to get rid ot Marines who don't meet our standards .•. and we've dis- charged over S,000 ol them in the past year alone. These Jow·quality Marines are the exacl same ones who provide most of the Marine criminals. w~·ve also made up automated slide briefings on the hazards of liberty in bar districts and some of the alternatives which can prov.ide a young M.arine with enjoyable liberty time. And we've increased our presence in town. We have an officer orientation pro- gram DOW designed to acquaint orricers with the problems we're fighting and we 1 have a courtesy patrol ol Sta.fr NCO's and young NCO's which is·charged with helping Marines on liberty. You'll be asked to work with that one. OLD TIMER -GeoeraJ, I'll a,e happy to help wltb that. I've beeo working with YOUDI M artnes for more years than I like to remember now -and there's some life ln the old boy yet. Now that I'm about to get Into it, bow well ls the whole pro-1 gram dolnc, sir? GENERAL HOFFMAN -Pretty well. ln 1975, about 35 percent or those booked in Oceanside for serious crimes were Marines. Now the figures are 29 percent. We haven't got statistics like that on the victims, but we know a lot fewer Marines are being hurt by criminals than were taking their lumps a year aao. - . ~ By FRfD W. KLINE & IERRY GOLDBERG mainly located in the large urban areas such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Oakland, Long Beach and Sacramento. The San Francisco regional office ls in cons- tant touch with state and local police agencies to solicit assistance in supervision or the problems posed by the growing food stamp program. The economic problems faced in the state during the last year bas increased ors workload beyond previous records. Who Checks Food Stamp Diversion? CA!lltol "-""' S..vlc• SACRAMENTO -The third largest criminal investigative force in the fedenl gov· ernment is operated by the United States Depart~ mentor Agriculture (USDA). . . . . Strange as it may seem, this investigative body s pends more time looting into urban areas than it does checking problems within the agriculture centers of the nation. One of the biggest investigative forces of the USDA's Office or Investigation (0[) is operated out of a regional headquarters located in San Francisco. JTS BIGGEST watchdog mission relates to policing the $4 billion rood st.amp program dis· tributed to more than 19 million people and placed in 200,000 retail outlets in the nation - "Food s tamps are just like money -b\lt, money with a few strings attached," explained John V. Graziano, director. ''They are given for specific purposes, mosUy to alleviate hunger among the needy. But they are used for any purpose associated with the exchange of legal tender." JUST LIKE money, food stamps are stolen, counterfeited and used for illegal purposes. Graziano said, ''Unscrupulous persons purchase stamps from legitimate recipients at discount prices and organized criminals work in many ways to divert food stamps from their in- tended use.•· Graziano revealed, '"l'be narcotic agent or officer has found payments being made for drugs with food stamps, obtained legally or illegally by users and dealers." · All forms of gambling and prostituUon invite payments that have included food stamps. Graziano also indicated organized criminal ele. ments -in accumulating the gains from various illegal operations -harvest a certain amount of food stamps. =·Busing Isn't the· Only Hardship Mime Stars Slwoting For Success By KENDAL WEAVER Tiie Ane<lalff ""•n BOYKIN. Ala. -It's 6:30 a.m. and the black children are lining up for the school bus to begin a 10-hour school day burdened by their 107-mile round·trip bus ride through Wilcox County. And though the busing was or- dered by the federal courts to achieve racial integration, the 120 or so black pupils get off the buses to attend almost all·black public schools. Most of the white pupils have switched to private academies. The Wilcox County students are not alone either. Jn Choctaw County, black pupils ride the school bus 104 miles each day to classes. AND ST ATE school olficials say there are several other rural · Alabama districts where pupils • sandwich classroom time around bus rides of about 80 miles - rldes that angel' many panmt.s and that one teacher says c:ao l ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT The comment page of the Dal· ty Pilot seeks to in form anti stimulate readers by present· ing " variety or commrnnu-y nn topics of Jntcr t'lll anc1 ,;l~nlflcimcc rrom tnrorm~ ~ •rvcr11 and spokesmen: Robt!rf N. Wre"d. Publuhrr Saturday. Octobet 23, 1976 "decimate the whole school system." The teacher, Vernon Denton works at Pine Hill Middle School, where some of the Boykin pupils are bused. He says dhciptlne, ex· tra-curricular activities and pa rent-school relations are ·'destroyed'' by the long distance from home to school. "How do you keep a child after school? If I do, I have to drive him about 87 mlles before I can get home,'' he says. Denton adds, "If parents have to go 40 miles to get to a PTA meeting, il breaks down the parent·teacher relationship." 11IE TWO longest bus routes, in Wilcox and Choctaw counties, are through rural South Alabama school districts under federal court orders to achieve integra· tion and improve education for blacks. It is ironic that all or the children on those lon1est but rides are black. There is a move for change in Choctaw County. School SU~t. Edward Woods said the federal court will be asked for an in· formal hearing to discuss a re·. zoning otan that would cut the bus ride about in hall. But little chan1e seemJ in store for Wilcox County. School Supt. Morris Ward and the school board members are all white in a school system nearly all black- but the frustration ol Boykin blacks tsn 't so much OM ot r;ace u tt la of geography. The reason: Boykin ii llOlaled by a curve in the Alabama River -it's a Ion• wa7 to_,,,...._ IJ the crow tuu, BoJkb1 ii on· ly about six miles from Camden, the county seat, where schools are available to accommodate the pupils bused to Pine Hill. But. a dam widened the river into a lake bet"1een Boykin and Camden, and there is no bridge or ferry to link the two. IF YOU want to go from Boykin to Camden, you have lo travel a circµitous ti04nile road -about the s~e dlstanee u from Boykin to P'lne Hill. Some parents lo Boykin, often called by Jts historic name of Gees Bend, say the children sbould be put back in "the school here instead ot being based to Pine Hill al an annual cost or $25,000. The l'Ural schoolhouse once held grades on~ through twelve. When the tedeial court rcstruc· tured the •Ystem three years ~go, it wu (iven only grades one to six. But it wasn't lon1 •JO when the Boylcln 1chool featured coal stoves ta classrooms for heat and . billy (oals on the school grounds, Tbenfmilbt have IMlG two dozen in the grduatlng class. DR. DAVID Bjork, a Universl· ty of South Alabama education professor who helped draw up the federal court pf an tor Wilcox County, 1131 the Boykin school wu '"VtrJ lnsufOclatt." ~weren't e~ PVPllt in the upper •ix aradel to • 'support the faclUtles and teachers needed to otter any kind ot ~ IJ'UD," be •.P• IUOrk. wbO 11 no lonier hi· '°1Yecl . I.ft, UMI court CIMJ 11)'1 that a long bus ride was an un- happy alte rnative but adds : "Perhaps it offered them a bet· ter education at the end of the trip." Denton, a white who teaches an all-black, eighth.grade class, dis- agrees. He s ays the children are lis tless from the bus ride and have simply been shuffled from one bad situation to another. "IT'S NOT the county's pro· blem but the federal court's," he adds. Melvin Pettway, a 16·year-old • )Vho rides the bus from Boykin to Pine Hlll High School, also com- plains the bus ride is too weary- ing. Many pupils "get tired or ridjng" and stay home, he says. He missed school last week himself on a day when there was "work to do around here," he said. Denton says more than a few eighth.grade pupils already have missed about hall the school year 10 they can "pull corn or pl ck cot· ton." Bua riding is n't the only hardship In Wilcox County. Qµote .. It 11 sambHnt that has •~•led the intenlt in pro- {euiorlal •port.I. l 'tn sure that It all Uletal 1amblln.c vanl1hes, prof tll!onal 1port.t wUl rue the 4-)'." -la met IUkble, ex· flC'Ull•t dlrector or a federal com· mluton revtewln1 1ambUng laws, to a House committee. ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO America's newest TV sweethearts, Ex-San Fran· clscans Robert Shields and his wile Lorene Yarnell, are about. to ascend into the stratosphere where only ·superstars dwell. Only day before yesterday, it seems, Robert, his face daubed with white makeup, was doing his superb miming for handouts at the Geary-Stockton comer of Union Square. Then be and Lorene scored big on the Mac Davis show in L.A., gradual· ed to a regular spot with Son· ny and Cher, and next season will have thelr own weekly variety hour -with all three networks biddine madly for it. •• However, their pretty heads remain the same size. Late in December, Robert re. turns to work at his old comer of Union Square, as .. "my Christmas grtt to San Fran· cisco. Boy, do Lorene and J mlls ltt" CLASSIFIED AD spotted by Jerry n•Arcey in the Saratoaa New1: .. Spoiled brat'• dtuml, barely used. Gndad1 drums. Zlldjlan eym. ball &olnl to waste" ••• Put a bead on tba~ barman: St. Vincent de Paul's clinic for recovered alcoholics, at Ninth and Mish, la now topped by a billboard for James Foa.o Canadian Whiskey, and ha.ve a good week. BOTTLES LABELED Carter's Little Lover Pills are appearing in the novelty shops, and an old bumper slicker, "The Used Car You Wouldn •t Bu~ From Nixon 11 a FOC'd," hfll' been revived. Still, t.be Jokes are scarce 1n this most humorleu of races. Larry Shannon •s llne about Carter. "ln bl1 heart be knows your wife," ls No. 1 on the charts !or third week. APTER KEAOING Bob Scheer•• now blatortc Playboy interview with Carter, Vivian Vance turned to her husband, Putnam's Editor John Dodd1, and murmured: •·Holltcmbllown peanut" ••• And baveyou too noticed someone m111ln1 from tbe Carter cam»&Jtn? JllChl. Whatever bMame of Ml!' Llfilan, Mllta Jlmmy? Hello, boys and glrls. Well, just. one more week until you start puttlng on y~r Hal- loween costumes and go lrick or treating around the nejghborhood. And one more week, also, ti;> send in your Halloween drawings to Uncle· Len'aComer. TRIS WEEK'S winner is a familiar face, Jea.11 Tyler of Newport Beach, who envisioned a group of familiar faces knock- ing on your front door. ~ow many of them do you recognize? Next week, let's try lo get some real scary monsters on your Hallow een drawings. The scariest -the one that makes Uncle Len's hair stand on end - will be our winner. HONORABLE mention in this week's contest goes to Rodger Healy, Kri s ti Farley a nd Kathleen Campbell of Laguna Beach; Kim PhilliJl6, John Cain and Debbie Cohen of Costa Mesa; Tina King, Derek Moreno, Amy Peckenpaugh and Ken Hanwiser of Corona del Mar;· Kim Radzat and Rob Lumsden of Newport Beach, and Jason and John Zinn of Fountain Valley. That's about it from Uncle Len's Corner for thJs week. Until next Saturday, Uncle Len wishes each and every one of you a very happy everything. , * PRIZE WINNER * JEAN TYLER, 2008 CENTELLA PLACE, NEWPORT BEACH Any child 14 or under, can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do : (I> Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 411!! in· ches wi'de 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, Rox 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa !}26_?6. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday for publica- tion on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar . Letters Froni Ellie DearEWe, DearEIUe, • I would Uke to learn about the parrot that iB now eadugered. What exactly ls real tortoiseshell! Dear Tara, TaraB. T.S.W. DearT.S.W., This is the owl parrot, a nocturnal bird, about the size of a crow. It is almost flightless and must This is the name given to the horny scutes or plates on the shell of certain sea turtles. The shells of these large reptiles have beautiful patterns of amber, red, ivory, black, gray, brown and yellow. 1:'he polished plates are translucent and very attrac- tive . It is strange that speakers of English call the land species of these animals "tortoises" and the water speci~ "turtles." Yet the shell from a turtle is called tortoise shell. climb to get into trees. But once among the branches, it spreads its wings and glides to the ground. This patrol lives in the mountain forests on the southern New Zealand Island. Un- fortunately. scientists fear that this interesting blrd is doomed , to become extinct before long. The real danger came to this ~illiiilili Fortunately for these reptiles, the trade in tortoise shell has greatly decreased. It is much cheaper and less trouble to make items formerly made from tortolse shell out of a synthetic sub- stitute which looks about the same as the original. bird through the importation of small predators to the islands -Ellie dogs, cats, foxes, weasels, hedgehogs. Originally ~ew Zealand was wit.bout mammals, and flightless blrds were safe. But man changed this situation. · AN~WER TO I.MT WEEK'S QUESTION: What kind of turtle bas an appendage in the mouth to attract fish? The alligator snapping turtle literal- ly bas its own "fishing pole," a worm-like attach- ment on the tongue. The turtle wiggles this enticing- ly to attract fish which eagerly approach to grab the rood. Suddenly' the fish become food for the turtle (The common snapping turtle does not have a fishing lure.) Owl parrots actually stamp down little pathways in their habitat. They feed on mosses leaves, ferns, berries, roots, and tender sprouts'. They nest only every second year. When the birds were still numerous, it was easy to observe them because they had no fear of man and would permit him to approach at close range. The New Zealand conservationalists are making every effort to pro- tect the birds that remain, but in spite of all their ef- forts, the number of owl parrots continues to ·diminish. Ellie QUESTION: How did the Magpie get its name? READERS: Send your animal questions to El· lie, c/o the Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA., 92626. HOW DOES A FLASHUGllT BATl'ERY WORK? The battery that makes your fiashUgh~ light up is called a dry-, cell battery. If you have ever cul one 1n half, however, you know that they are not really dry but filled with a slightly damp paste that contains chemicals. And il is a reaction between these ch~icals and the container the battery is in that produces an electric current. Basically there are two kinds of batteries. One, the storage bat· tery, can be used over and over again because It can be recharged electrically. The other type of battery ls composed of chemicals and is used until the chemicals ,are exhausted and then thrown away. The dry-cell batterY belongs to this second type of battet)'. PaOBABLY ONE of the most common dry-cell batteries is the .. D''·ahed cell that powers naabli1bts, larger transistor r8d.i01, tape recorders, toys and numerous other . devices. Altboucb onl1 about two and a hall Inches lall and one and a half t incba ln dlameter, this mighty • mite becomes ve'fY Important , when called upon to do itutuff. • JI we were to cut one open, trom top to bottom, tbefil'st thing we would notice ls a mobt black pute._'l'hla .P••te ls composed of m1n1anese dloJllde that has , been molstened wltb a solution ct I, ammODlum chrlori~ and sine thlcride. Runnln1 down throu1h tbe center of thJa mixture ls a carbon rod topped with a shiny metalcep. ..1:-·-R~te CODl1lnln1 th•. chemicals is packed into a con- tainer made of zinc. Separating the two ls a sheet of cardboard. The cell is sealed at the top with a layer of asphalt and capped with a metal cover. WHEN THE ZINC can be COD· n ected to the carbon rod, a chemical reaction takes place that causes electrons to flow from the zinc to the manganese dioxide paste. The electricity produced by this chemical reac- tion can light up a fl ashlight, make the wheels tum oo a toy car or perform countless other duties. In a flashlight a switch moves a piece of metal into position which completes a circuit. This allows the electric current to begin its now from the sine cu- ing, through the body of the flashlight, into the bulb and final· ly down through the carbon rod into the manganese dioxide. As the battery ls used, waste matttiala form and slow down the action. Slowly tho battery 1eta weaker, and finally a time comes when the CWTent ls so· weak it no lonrer lllbts the bU.lb. Deed dry ctlls ahould be re- moved Imm ectiately from w~atever they .a.r~ OQtC'alinJ., Even when the batteries no longer appear lo be working, chemical reactions are still ta.k- ing place. If the zinc container is punctured as a result cl the reac- tion, the corrosine paste inside may damage the surrounding material. Altlly MMI • Stttdettt GtMe le l'rallds CM'eft, -tt, ef Ut1Mllt.wt!, ~ ••• ._.,, .. ~, WHAT IS A CONDOMINIUM? A condominium is a housing unit .within a large. building of many similar apartments. Each occupant of a condominium owns his own dwelling, and all the resi- dents within lhe complex share the expenses of the parts of the building and grounds which all of them use. For example, many condominium owners jointly use recreational facilities, wide ex- panses of lawns and gardens, and such services a~ exterior upkeep and guard protection. Condominiums have become very popular in recent years, popping up 1ike wildflowers in busWng cities, reS<Jrt areas and retirement centers. Usually they are less expensive than slnlle- family dwellings or individual lots because buildlnc and land. costs are reduced. They are particularly popular as a second home, accountin1 for about ball of the new dtvelopment.s in this field durilll the last ftveyean. Condomlb.lums are often coa· fused with . co-operative housing and townbomes. In co-operative hou1ln1, all the tenants are responalnle for the whole build·· Inc -so tbat 1f one resident de-· taul~.ln his payments, theotbera are responsible. Townbomes and town bou4es are slmih1r to con· dom1nl\ams, but they are built lo a row and are connected by aid• , Willa. . . Boy, 14,. Masters Flying· PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -With the help of a couple of cushions, a 14-year-old hl•h acbool fresbman ls maaterlnc the art of "seatoftbo' pants" fiyin . Wlllle Ro~lnet baa been Oylna since be was 9. At the qe of 12 years and a week be soloed his father's light plane in a foreign country. "We had to do it ~Ide the United States," WUUe said "becauae I'm too young to get a Ucenae here. You have to be 16 to legally fiy an airplane alone, ac- cording to Federal Aviation Ad· minlBtration rules.'• AS LONG as a licensed pilot shares the cockpit and is rese{>nsi· blefortheplane, WUllecanfiy,so most clear Saturdays, be and bis father, William, can be found at Phoenix-Deer Valley Municipal Airport. "So far Willie has mastered 11 aerobatic maneuvers," his father : said. "He started with IOOJl6 and worked hls way up. He's very pro- ficientatahammerheadstall." IN THE STALL, the plane falls tail-first, requiring the pilot to re- cover from a spin and get the nose of the aircraft pointed to the ground. "Even with lhe cushions he uses to pad the seat, he and the airplane are a single unit," said one pilot who rode with Willie. "The only comic incident occurs when he gets on the radio to the tower for instruc lions.'' Rare Breed Silence overtakes the com- munications channel momentari· ly when Willie's young voice breaks ln among the drone of adult voices, the ex-Air Force flier said. "Zareeba" the zedonk, which is a cross between a zebra stalli~n an:d a donkey jenny, stands out as the latest at- tractiw:i rn Ocean Park, Australia. Six-month-old "Zareeba" is. claimed to be only one of three such animals in the entire world. ON THE GROUND, neither Wlllie nor bis schoolmates are im- pressed with his aerobatic abilities. "They couldn't care less," Willie said. Pumpkins Or Prayer Birthday F ete Goes to Dogs In addition to flying, he plays a horn in the school band, is on a ·Pop Warner football team, and carries a full scholastic load, with aB-plus average. JONESBORO, Ark. (AP ) -Th e Grea t Pumpkin and the "Good Book" don't mix in this Arkansas community. The City Council has passed a resolution declar· ing that Halloween will be held on Oct. 30 -a Satur- day -instead or the tradi· tional Oct. 31 -a Sunday. I PROVO, Utah (AP)-Thetlost called ll the social event of the year, but for most of the guests it became a "dog-eat-dog" atfair as Sberbie, a 7-year-old black· pomeranlan, cele brated lhis· birthday with 46 canine frten4. Asked whether he would be a career pilot, Willie said he would "wait and see." NOW YOU KNOW A flying honeybee beats its wing 250 limes a second; the housefly, 190 times a second. Mayor Neil Stallings s aid h e proposed the change because he wants t he childre n in this Arkansas city of 27,000 to be able lo go trick or treat- ing Saturday night so they'll be free lo attend church Sunday evening. The highlight for SherJ>ie, owned by J ohn Lewis, 11•. a Brigham Young Univer•ity freshman, was the present~'tion of a cake complete with a k¥ten coming out of the top. Lewis said the family started holding parties for Sherbie six years ago because "we're 1tet-Ung so old we doo •( care about birthdays except for our dog." world scope (10 ~for eech queltlon en....ct ~) 1 The latest fig1Jres released by the Commerce Department show thit unemi:ftoyment was (CHOOSE ONE: up, down) 0.1 per cent in September. 2 True or false: Balloonist Ed Yost succeeded in his attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean. 3 The United States his agreed to provide the Mideast nation of .. l .. with a new anti-tank missile guidance system. a-Israel b·Syria c-lran 4 A military coup overthrew the government of the Southeast Asian nation of .. l .. after bloo ·, fighting between the police and leftist students. S .. l .. was named to succeed Mao Tse-tung as chairman of the Chinese Communist Party. a-Hua l<uo-feng b-Chiang Ching c·Chaing Kai-shek newsname (10 polfica If 10" can ldenttfJ lhlt penon In the n--.) 1 ..... ,nltlgate 2. •.. .fallout l ..... acute 4 ..... merpr s ..... mltroco.m I became Prime Minister of Canada in 1968. My li~ral Party faces a couple of key parlia- mentary by-elections this week. Do you know my namel a-severe b-moderate In force and Intensity <•radioactive debri' cl-tiny representation of the whole •union of ex>mmerdal lntetestt In addition to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ ls an integral part or the In-classroom news program presented in Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Dally Piiot. Al11w•r1 .,..., l..,..,dodo-l llelowquit • news picture (10 pointa if rou answer thla question conectl7) These are assorted ingots and coins made of gold. Next week rhe IMF will hold its fourih major gold auo•on. What does "IMF" stand for? sportlight (2 points for each qUfftion anaw.red correct17) 1 Japanese baseball star Sada haru Oh hit the 7Hth homerun of his career. Who holds tht> all-rime career homerun recordl 2 The New York Giants began playing in thf'ir new S68-milllon stadium located in (C HOOSE ONE: New Jersey, Connecticut). l The 1976-n NM season opens this week. The defending NBA champions are the (Cl fOOSE ONE: GoldPn Stare Wurfors, Boston Celtics). 4 lames Hunt won the 1976 U.S. Grand Prhc, which Is held in .. 7 .• a-Indianapolis, lndi;ma b-Wi1tlclns Glen, New York c-Daytona, Florida S Running back Tony Dorsett of the University of Pittsburgh 1; closing in on the NCAA career rushing mark of5,lnyards,set by .. l .. a-Ed Marinaro b-Archle Griffin c-0. J. Simpson ro undtable ~ t ~ Should third party candidates ~ permitted to participate 1n" n~tlonal presidential debatei? . 'IOUl ICOM: 11 • 110 ,..... -TOP ICC*! II •IO ..... -bcela.nt. 71 to IO polnta -Cood. 11 to 70 polntl -Falt 1018-76 ... -.. ....... ----. , .. - OAILVPILOT S.turd!Y. Ootober ~ 1178 -----~'·:i.;a·~.,.,-..,::;o,,~·:...,.·--..... ~ -- --.. -lJ-B_L_IC_N _0_11_C_E_-4 PUBLI~~ ---~-Pt>etiic NcmcE '6Uii' Use Caution Urged ' llOTIC901'NON-•UPON~ .. M.TY1 • .. ~-mouseus•NU' "=:1:::i.·::r i.olKt It ... ,.._., ql_.f\ .... !. &'.__ ~Uf .. tff ' T,....ltWlllt..,_lt-.t119 .... _, Oil""-41 wlll Mt ... re·~ .t,!'-,.. 119 aitd9j ... llMI· •, .... MlltJ ., 11"'1111" ~"'1\-. • e . 1)1 N. Tu"I" Aw • TllRllt, CA P4lWJ.tlfO • SON & SOHi. .,, AP WlrepllolO RIFLE-FORCE SPRAY CALLED DANGEROUS Surgeon Urges Careful Use of Products LOS ANGELES (AP) -Hand ln· juries trom powerful new paint and irease 1una are increasing, warns a plastic surgeon, wbo says propor treatment must be o btained in a hurry to aa ve the woundedlinger s. The aJrleas "p~essure guns" fire their contents wlt.b the forc e of a .22· caliber rifle , uld Dr. John J . Silsby, and ca.n drive the toxic! substances far into the band and wrls\. COMING INTO USE IN r ecent years, the guns don't rely on com· pressed air but instead build up high pressure in th• paint or grease Itself. They are wldely used in industry but 'also.by lay men who rent them for such projects aa h o u se ptlnting and roof repairs . Writing in T he W estern J o urnal of Medicine, Silsby s aid ''the re are too many cases in which necessary treat- ment ls delayed" -and d evastating infect ion s r esult in amputation. SOME DOCTORS DON'T realize bow far into the band the paint or other s ubs tance can travel, he sald, and fail t o properly clean the wound. Often the patient himself thinks the injury is not serious. and is slow in getting lo the hospital. The injury o fte n happens when the user wipes off the clogged tip of the gun with hjs finger, said Silsby. If the hand is tho roughly cleansed of the foreign s ubstances w ithin four hours of injury. "the prospect for al · taining a functioning hand is fairly good," wrote S ilsby. "If 12 hours o r more has p assed since injury, the -~ VMn my .. u .... °' -· ... _. ""'Mr"'· N ...... ,, 8N<1I. CA [ J ,,,., .. ,. ... 0.1tdlN••t11>onolO<tol>9r tt1• Jee_u,. L. A110••. ,_""'9,lall. ~tn''l A 5Nw1rd. ,.,. a.--• Co 1\.15 UMER a.oySll•-·• '°''•"'*».CA ·--1,. tt .......... lcenA"• ,NO II y SlqM••lll, 10.. M9r .. n, Drlw N•wptrl .. •<11.CA t,..;J C:0-1~4 ~ 4} CMt1 C" T1111 ~~1 I• c..-.<1 .. by., 1n--~1·~ Coe w . Thl~11>u\ln•• l~onducl•d bf a _._..._, -----------------""' .....,. ·-' -r.-"' o tM'!'yA SlliwarCI Oct t2. U. • • "t• •l'l11-.--~<1:;11,_ 11.lltl• Wt'1 .t.tflMnl wH llled wt111 ,,.. functional r esu lts are usu nlly poor .,.,.1, "•t•-11t w•• ftltd w1111 11 .. <:ou111y C•••• of O•-~"'Yon 0c1 and serious consideration should be PUBLIC NOTICE tAMlntY Cl••• of Or•nte county Oft 0c1 1•. "" ......, given lO primary amputation O( the in· i• 1'1• ,.,,,. Pll1141~"°'CI Oran~ (09~1 0.lly Pll04. VOlVed digit." l'ICTITIOUI •USINIS$ Pul>llV..cl Or•n09 Co .. I 0.llY PllOI Otl U :IO.•NINOY •0 ll ltTt .. , .. ,. Nil.Ml STA.TIM INT TN ,..lowlne "''°" h Ootnq bllSl °''· U. JO, "o" '· ll. 1'1• OTICE IN A TELEPHONE inte rview, -:,'~L'S nu s111v1c;e, .,.,,,h , _________ u_1_11_• __ P_U_B_L_I_C_N ____ _ Silsby estim a ted that about hall the s1-...,Hunllrt0t011 .. 1t 1t.c.-.tt.. PUBLIC NOTICE 111rnT1ounu••Nns d octors in emergency rooms are like-Ptul N•o••. totti P:ar1u'Mlft11 Ln., NAMISUTIMINT Hunllnqlon llea<h, CA tlU• -------------·! l"-lollowln9Dtrso11 ltelol1190UtJ~ ly to know how to treat a pressure gun Thlt tMitln•u 1, coooucttci by •n 111. 111CTn1ouseus1N1u •• injury. . Clllltdual 14AMlnATll!MtENT TH!PLA .. Tl ... DV.14t'10tllkl• A P1ul .. •011 TN followlnQ per ton I• clOlnQ bll\I I.II., l!l'two, CA'1~ sur~eon who js "comfortable ,,.,. ''•t•m•nt ..,, •ll•d w1111 ,.,. "'"H~ K••tt1 L•• eo111not. 1ott 0n1.,19 working ln the hand" is required for COUfll~ Clerk Of OranQt C:ou .. 1yon "'°" 04YTONA BOATS COMl>-NY, Ln.,l!TOt9.CA•U~ best res ults, h e said . tttnlll+'ao. m• ...U13 t600W. w-r B1ve1 .. 51111. "· Hut11 GIJ.".!.~ ... b\rlltw'~ '' 'ondu<~.o. w .. ,1n-1n91on lie~"· Y.' '1•41 • ~ He said that about 100 cases have P\/ll41Slltd O••noe coa11 O.lly P11ot, R*" J, LonQ. Jr . m•• !M<l(l'I KutnL.eoni...a, been reporte d in medic al J'ournals, Oct a.•.1•.2'.1trt 4,,.,_,, a11111.,H1Mt1~oneu<11.c• .,~ T111, •••l•m•nl wu 111ad w1111 ,,.. Tllt1 1111,IMh 11 ~ouc led by an In O>unly Cl••• 01 O••noe Coul'l(y Gft'Oc:t but that his "indirect evidence" -dlvlou••· " ••. "'• • talking with othe r s urgeons at con PUBLIC NOTICE r"'' ~:::~tl:;.~·~~it'CI wim .,,. ~twltMd ~r•noe cou1 o.11y"=. fereDCeS, for instance -leaWJ him to l'ICTITIOUSIUSINIESS County (ltrto. of Ort<>qe Counly on Oc· Oct JJ,)O.No .6, 11. ,.,._ believe that the injuries are much NAMI! nATIMINT ~ 13• ""· , ... ,.. ;--'4111' more common than reports indicate. nw 1o11ow1nq ""on '' dO<nq !Ml Pl/bfl'1>td Or•n~ co•" o.11y 1>1101, PUBLIC NOTICE neu:~ I SA ACS ASSOCIATE3. l l1ot ()(t ,., n. 30.•no .. ov •• "" ~..,. P UBLIC NOTICE A SPOKESMAN FOR a Los Ange les eo.s1 H1Qllway, So L•Qun• o • .,,,, painting contractor, the Blakely Co .• w.y\.~~de!~~<~A7~6~111• Vt••• said that he bad seen "quite a few" T111' """"""is 'onc1uco«1 by .,.1n-1------------- pressure gun injuries when t he equip-dMou••A 0 •u•c• F1CT1 T:::u~,~~s1Nen ment becam e available six o r eight T"'' n .. •,,..n1 we\ "'"' wtt11 ,.,. NAM1sru1M1NT years ago. County Ciera of Or•119e County on 0c;. -~!".,1~1ow1nq oeuons •re Oofnq 1>11\I· tobw 13, ,.,.. ·--Since then. said Roy Ullery, the F"''" HILl's cAPEz 10 OANCE federal Occupational H ealth and Safe Pv1>1t~noe1 Or•ncie Co•'' oa11y PHot. THEATRE SHOP ioo1 Mu1r1-ncis Ocl 16 l3 30 •na N 6 1916 BIVCI , Sulle I, El Toro, '4111 mJO ty Administration h as required lbe • ' 0" • •~1• Trlom•• oev1d va1•nrue1• . .,,, addition o f metal parts that prevent PUBLIC NOTICE Plcktt1"vt ,GardenGrove.c.111 91Ms Ted R•vmond Hiii, 1•1• A•oen, the hand from coming loo c lose to the s.n1a An•. caw. gun's tip. F~c:~T~~~!:~~1:,.~s ""' bu\lneu Is conducted 11v • l'ICTITIOUS a U51Nl!U NAMI! STATll!MENT nw lollowlllQ penon I• dolnq 1111$1 llHtet OISCO DUCK -DISCO D\JCIC SOUND SYSTEMS, 3n1 So. llrtslot, Slnl• Ane, CA t17CM Ar11,.,, S. lt~Oltr, I)) 9tlboe, 811001 ls•.ncl C• •lttt Thi• bll)lneu 1$ condu<led by •n ,,,.. dlv1CIU l l. Arthur S. Tendler lhlt tlMt-nl ••• flied ... Ill lhe Covnly Cl••ll. ot ~en9t County on Oc· loller 11, "76. ...... ,,. Put>ll\l\ed O<•noe Co.ul O.fly P1101, Ocl. ll, 13, 30, ~NOY. t, 1•16 The h o m eowner w h o r ents d The •01lowln9 1>•rioon f\ Clolnq ~l· 941<>4r•l~~.:;:.e;:'C::vld Veltn1uol• pressur e g un for occasional use n,.,., This s11temen1 w"' filed wi111 111e 1-----------..:'*=~·1• howev·e r , 1's li'kely t-O get a spraye' CENT URY 11 LEONA RO CounlyC1erkolOran9eCounly on()(. PUBLIC NOTICE r REALTY, 2S1SS Cabot Road, '-"9""" loberS. !YI~. without any s p ecial protection. Hill" c.111ornta•1osJ 1<mn 1------------e111ab4!111 Leo11ard 770•1 M.llla<ca P\Jt>li•hed Oranqe Coul Delly Pllol, P'ICTITIOUS aUSINl!U Lare, M1•\lon V1e10. C•IHo•n••9167S OclotJer •. 16, ll. 30, 1916 ,,,1·16 NAM a STATIMINT fhl\ bu\1nen h conducltd by an In· Tiie lottowl119 per\Ofls •rt CIOlllQ bu\1· J. Baboon, Llama, Swans, Others Face Auction H :J For the Record Mr ••d Mr~ Ro°"'' Evan,. S..n Cl~mt-nte 91rl dlVIDull ...UH' E.lltabtlh leO<latd PUBLIC NOTICE BIO CANYON PROP&RTIH. 600 Thi• •••••menl we\ lllfO w1lh lho ---------------JNtwoort Ctnter Orio , Sulle E, County Clerk 01 Orano• County°" Oc· l'ICTITIOUS aU!f>INEH NtWP0'1 lleec:I\, C.llfornl•'7'60 100.r ! 191•. NAMI STAT EM ENT Aon S"-•m•n AUO<l•IH. Inc . 600 Ftl5ft T,,_ following 1M1rioon " Clolnq busl· Newport Cenler Orin, Sulle E, Publl\heCI Or~nQe Co.ist Daily Piiot ._"as Newport lletch, C•llfornla '2660. 0c I q l6 13, lO 9'l6 •1 .. I• l 0 O I AC p RI NT ER S t•• W This bu>IMU Is <onduclecl by I <or Wll\Of\ SI .. Cost• Meu. CA '10l7 POt•l•on Kenneth FerQU\On BraCly, "'w RonS,,.rman .V1lioonS1 .Cost• Me,.,.,.,, ASM><1•lu, Inc:, lhl\ 1><1~n0>s ,, coNlu<leCI by dn In Rona1e1 Sl\erman PUBLIC NOTICE !' SUFFIELD. Conn. <AP> -The ba-r boon and llamas. the prairie d ogs a nd ' c himps and 140 other animals a re headed for t h e auction block T hurs- Blair Childs, chairman of the town Planning and Zoning Commission, s aid that to meet comm ission s lan· dards, the game farm needs paving o n lbe parking lot and m ore b uffer s pace between its boundaries and its gift s hop and pens. f .iay. Arter nearly eight years batUing • l ·J 9ca l zoning o ff icials. Earl • Waterman. Jr. is calling it q uits a nd closing his 75-acre Grand Game Farm. "Y ou take eight years o f bac k - breaking w ork and working in mud and snow a nd rain and everythi n g a nd I )'OU put your h eart and soul into it. It's part o f you ," W aterm an. 48, said in an interview. , MOST OF THE OPPOSITION to the farm has come from r e tire d school , teachers Anastasia a nd Jeanette ~ ~ridan, who live across the r oad . "IT'S REALLY QUITE close t o get- ting through. I think that if these two or three things are cleared up, tha t the sentiment on the commission is to pass it. I think the vast majority of the people would like to h ave th e gam e farm in town," Childs said. But Waterma n tells a d iCCerent story. ''We'v e got to invest another $25,000 or $30.000 and there's no guarantee that they'll go along with it the n ," h e said. 4fhey won a court challenge lo a variance the owners wanted from th e zoning Board of Appeals. "I don't think an animal farm is the most pleasant t hing to have in a re- sidential a rea. You're n ot going to get the nicest houses if you have something like that. We d o p refer houses,'' J ean ettc Sheridan said. Lauded for Taste SO COME THURSDAY, Waterman will auction off buffalo, e lk, d eer , bear, monkeys, African pygmy goats, rabbits, prairie dogs, s wans, c him· panzees, raccoons. a s kunk, Barbary s heep, Sic ilian donkeys, ponies, llamas, the baboon. ducks and exotic birds. Glory Heaped on 7 NEW YORK (AP) -Seven of America's bes t- known male faces added to their prestige when , • each was g ive n the "The Adam" award for their ... "\aste in clothing by the Men's Fashion Association of Americ a . The st e rling silver trophies, s culptured in the Jorm of a feminine hand presenting an apple, which r •was d esi gned by Cartier, w e re presented to representa tives in fields ranging from business to the arts. The winners of the first annual American Image Awards as picked by nearly 2,000 news '. media and fashion m agazin e editors were: Composer Burt Bacbaracb for the arts; Stanley Marcus, execut ive vice president of Carte r - H awley-Hale Stores for business; Spor tscas ter Frank Glfford for communica~ lions; 1976 O lympic decathalon ch a mpion Bruce J e nne r in the contemporary division ; film s tar Cliff R obertson for motion pictures. New Yor k Mets pitch er Tom Seaver represent- ing sports and teleYlsion star Telly Savalas of the CBS-TV "Kojak .. series. U,1 l"!oolo These men. according to Peter Lebowitz, t h e awards committee chairman . "epitomize the way American males would like to see the m selves and have others sec them " ADAM'S TASTE Cliff Robertson • '- j 35,.503 OFF * *PANTS *TOPS *JACKETS SWEATERS * 81,0USES ,. Windsor * Open llia ,....tnd.&or ~ 12 fl s COST4MISA HAllOI CIMTB • noo HAUOI * Windsor ~"Windsor~ Windsc S..lemMr U , n7l Mr and Mrs. Rocky Butl••. IJl~I Edw1 rd Slrtel. ADI. 40C, W.stmlnsler, Ql•I Mt •ncl Mrs. D•nlel S191>and 1111 En~olo Bev, Laguna Buch, bOy Mr •nd Mr\ Roqer L'OOincOfl. lllSl H6Q~ Lane, Hunllnglon B ... cn, qlrl Mr. and Mri Clarence 'T.,-ostra. 1 nn CllrOfl, I N ine. ooy Mr •nd Mr\, Gary C•l.accl, 11011 Courtney La,.., Hunlin9I011 lle<Kn. boy Stttttmbtr 14, lt7t Mt. end Mrs. C:ralg VlllllO•" 209 Roye roll. L.egun• Buell, 9111 Mr 1nd Mrs, Merk C.r•1, lJ.111 COOleil\ell Orin, Soulh Laguna, 9lrl IW. •h<I Mrt. Georoe Grten, 902 8ctvan Avenue. Wnlmln\ler, olrl Mr And Mrs Robert Erickson. 3084 Johnioon Awnue, Costa Meta, boy StptemMr 15, lt1t Mr ancl Mrs George McCAffertv, 11911 ll1callon L•ne, Hunlonglon 8eKh, boy Mt. ancl Mrs. Eric Faivre, 1911 Sdn I• Ant Avt , Costa Mes•. girl S.ttlemwr lt, 1916 Mr anc1 M,, Alen Adems, No I Wandet1"9 Hltl, Ir"'"'· boy Mr aNI Mrs Thomas Mlllt••" 221 Flower SI reel. Cos le Mes•. bOy Mr •nd Mrs. H•MY Wtlllfr, •nos Sltftl• Clara, Founleln V•lloy, twin g1rlt Mr and M,.. Bllly Btbl~tr. 30,. s.mo. Pl•c•. Cosl• Mes., 91r1 Mr and Mrs Aocnard Junker 1~ Mf\S!Oft B•y Ori••. Coron• Clel Mor. boy Mr •nd Mtl Aot>er1 McCoy, 1'162 Sllnqt1y Line. Huntln91on 8eKh, boy Sl!~TUU~R ti, 1'16 w . ano Mrs Tl\omas On:lllt, 15'°3 SltaW'llff. El Toro, Doy Mr •nd Mrs. Fr•nclsco Avalos. nn W.,omlnq Slrut, Wulmln•ter, oin S..lember ta. lt1t Mr, •nd Mr\, Lloyd Me\10\ l22 VI.._ I• T t11Chl , Ntwporl Buch, boy Mr. 1nC1 Mrs. Robert H•lltY 9 Roval Saini Geor9e Rd , NeWJ>Ort e...:n.ooy Mt. and Mrs. Robert S•nl0td. 16 A<M:l4 Trte Lane. lrv1nt, qlrl Mr <'Incl Mr\ Willlam Au•lm, 716 C.nler Slreel, Costa Mesa. glrl S4191tmber lt, ltlt Mr •nd Mrs. Greoory Lawver. 1113 Florl<IA StrHI. Hunlln9IO<l BoACn, bOV Mr and Mrs. Richard Voit, P 0. 9oW1•17. Newoorl B••<h. boy Mr •nd Mr\ Noel Baker. IS PolnwlhA, lr-;lne, bOy St•l•mber JO, lt16 Mr. and Mrs James Chao•n. 11121 Arcner Clrclt, Hunllnqton Buch boy Mr tnd Mr\ Ronald Cll•mbc!rl••n, 411 Prlnc:elO<l Otl"t, (;osla MP'oa. bOV Mr. ano Mr\ Gttqory Tesch, S912 Pine, Hun11119ton Buch, bov Mr •nd M,.. Ml<h••I Wol~. IS'n OC.r•w•v.CoslaMua Qltl Oc1obtr I, ltl6 Mr aNI Mtt Helmut ""'n. 8J7 Pl""' Pia<•, Co\I• Me.a. boy Mr and M". ~ry Clar-. •Sii V"I• Roma NewPor1 Be•ch. 9lrl October l. 1'1' Mr and Mn D•vld Sac~s lllOI SAo>-11-0rin N•woorl But h. bOv Mt .,.., Mr\. Mlcha•I L•nharl '1691 Mtllno• Clrc•e HunhnQIO<l Buch, 9lrl October l, lt1' Mr •nd Mrs ,.,..rtln Huq""'· U J Con<!•tn Sir"'· Co'9• M••"· .,.,, Mr. •nd Mrs. Ronald Plo1lrr. 5691 Gfl,,,.by, Hunll1101on Benn q1r1 $eplember H, 1t16 Mr •no M n L.1wrrnc" McAdoo, La91m• Nlqu.I, qlrl, October I, lt1' Mr. 111<1 Mn . J•t -ttAmlllon S<ln J111nCaplttr1no.1>0y, Mr and Mrt. Mlchael Kl•'''"" S~n Cltmtnlt, l>Oy' O<lobet '· lt1' Mr. •M Mrs Mich••• P•ll•llor. Laouna S.•<11. boy. Mr and Mrs. Mlcl\Hf MelSle, S.n c1emen1t. 91r1. 0<10bet4, 1'lt Mr •nd Mn D•le Oonn•ll, C.phlrano 9tec:h, glrl. l'OUNTAIN VAl.l.•Y COMMUNITY NO"ITAL 5"4emller n . tt1• Mr, Ind M", Albert Arvlru 110 NlmtoCI Or., H,,.,,.,,,1on lletch, bOY Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P•"''· 120 E AIO.rt No. J, Costa Me••. boy kplember 2', 1'1' Mr and Mt\ Eric wa11ac•. •no AJ.llt• A,.. . FOll"tlln Vtlloy,gtrl Setilt...,..., ,., ,,,. ""·•!Id Mr .. ll•OIMld Hlo-•. IS,. MOMGYll A_..., Newoo'1 11 .. ch. qlrl OcttMt J, 1t76 Mr an<I Mtt. Randell HUQ!ltt. 14101 Scwll\Odlle, WHlmlnster, boy. OctMH4,1tlt ""· •"" Mrs. Louis VttHIQtn, SN.S M1Ht11"1, ftoUfllllll Vt lltY, 9lrl on.-r •· 1tu "" and Mrs. Oonald HUQhM, 9421 LMUCNr Or .. Wotmlntltr, olrt. Mr. 11111 Mrt. Slt•I" F'H<lllnq, 11901 Mayfto"""r Circle, l'ounlaln Valley, \JOY O<ltllerP. lt1' IN •lld Ml". llooer 8rlll1", 1186t S.I· 19<'fleld, Hunllnqlon Buen, t>Oy. Mt. a!ICI M~ lllOMI" J-l, ·~ 0.lt· ~w "'''•· Huntlnqt<tl> 8e11tl\, 11lr1 IAMCllEMIMll OINllllAI. MOS~ITAI. oc ...... 11, ,.,. Mr, ~Mn Julio Otrcla. J<., Sal\ C-nte,llOy ~IJ.1t1' ~ Ind M" ~Olt MCLall..,, ~ t1""911i., 01r1 Mr. lftd Mt\. OttrlU 8t....,, \all 0-ll,MY #k, 9ftll ""-' .,_ •"°'°"· "-!teln ~.,,.., .... Oclober 14, 1'16 Mr a"'1 Mrio Jamtlo Cocru•"· Sot\ Jwn C•o•\traM q1rf l'ICTITIOUS eus1 .. ESS NAME ST AT EM ENT ''v1<11141 Pr .. re1en1 Octoo.r 11, 1'16 Mr anCI Mrs Oon•ld Lewellen Ltguna Hill\ OO• Ocloller II. 1'16 Tnt lotlow1nQ ttet\On " dOinq b!ISI· _,,.SS as ANfHqNY WA LTERS AS SOCIAlES anCI AWA 1101 Dove SlrHI, Ne.._.1 Beach, CA •1"60 l(tnnelh F Br adv This st•tem•nt w•~ fU~ wtl~ the Coutitv Clerk ol OranQt County on Oc lollef S.1976. 1'.-P\Jbll~d O••nqe Coe" Dally Pt101. PUBLIC NOTICE Mr and Mrs Oonold Ble•. S•I\ Cltme111e. t>o• October It, 1t1• Oc:I. '·It, ll. 30 1'1• 0 11·1• Toney ScMllleln 1201 Oo._. s1r .. 1, Ntwll0'18eec:ll. CA t?660 SUPll!a1011 cou llT OF TlU! Tith bu"""" ts conclucled t>y •n In• STATI 0' CALIP'OllMIA FOR Mr "~ Mn_ Steven Simpson, Sc.tn Juan C•o•strano. 01rl dMCluel PUBLIC NOTICE T .. I COUNTY OP: OltANGE TonoSchaltleln Ne. A'"n ST.JOSEPH HOSPITAL Thi~ ,,., ...... nl wa• 1111<1 wflh ,,.,. l"ICTITIOUS •USINESS 0110111 tOSHOW ( .... use October u , lt16 County Clerk ol Ora1190 Counlyon Sel>l .. AME STATEMENT AttoHcatlon ot BR.U CE ROBERT Mr and Mr\ C.eorqe Irwin, 1•~0 Vo• J0, ltl6. Tho lotlow1n9 ttet!IOll I~ CIOll\Q ~I· WEISMANN lo• CllanqPOI N•nw El<oroal Mt\\oonVitlo.qlrt l"Ulll ,,....,s Whereat BRUCE ROBERT Mr anCI Mt\ Euq•n•o PM•Clt•, 16161 Publl\l\ed Oranoe Coe•I Dally PllOI, THE OP"L PEj\NUT.16lSo Coa\I WEISMANN, i»tlllOMr,• mele-•11 Via S•ntra. Ml.-1on "''lo. qlrl Ocl. 2, '· 16, 13, 1916 ~t.,-16 Hlc;ihway, Laguna B•ach, CA 'n6St WM\ Of •oe. Ms ltlrCI an apollcallon Ocloberl4,106 L••lll1• O•ems Pl~••on, 131 wtthll\e ,lerkolllll•Courllorenorotr Mr a..cl M" Jonnnv M•ely, 5006 SN P U BLIC NOTICE M&nz4nlla Or .. Laou"• Be.ch, CA Cnanoln9 oelllJoner's neme lrom IOSI , El Toro, bov 916s1 BRUCE ROBERT WEISMANN lo Oclober 11, ltl6 P'ICTITIOUS BUSINEU dl'J;'~e~11slnus I• COllCIUCl~CI by ,,n In T~f~~~RR°oBEERRETO~~~~~~=~• In· ~nd~~u~'~or~~::;;~M~~~;;:::v. 901 NAME stAfEMENT Laelltla 0 Pler\on 1er9'ltd In IM above enlllled matltf M• and Mr\ MIChatl Puis !11'1 lhc! lollow1119 ptnon I> Oo4nq busl T!lh s1alemc!nl w•• lllC!d wtlh lhc! aoi;>ear before lhls Courl al ll·OOA M., Am\teroam Or., Hun11n91on Boech nus0•1\,FERENT STROOUES Hll\IR County Clrrk ot O•anoe County on Oc-°" .. o•~mb<'r ?, 1916, In 1119 'ourtroom girl lobe• s ,.76 ot Oep•rtrnenl 3 of Int •t>ow enlllled Ocloller It. lt!t DESIGN, 13100 El Toro Rd· El Toro ' FU6I• Courl, IO<alecl •1100 Civic Center Otlv• • Mr and Mrs OawlCI K•rr. 41S2 Rox C.-.~~;een E Smllh. 11300 U ke F~t. P\Jt>ll~d Oran'" Coast 0.lly PllOI, WUI. S.nta "na, C•ll!ornl1, Ind sllow bury Or , lrvone,ftorl JO ()(1.9 16 13,30 1916 •lU-76 uuw. II""'"'· why Ille •Pollcallon tor " Or , El Toro, C" 91• • • ' cn.1199 ol name '"°"'d nol be 9ranl.ct. Mr. Ind Mrs Claronco Mlvuhlrto Thi\ business I• conducted by <»n In· IT IS P'URtHER ORDERED 11\al a 90llO La Ces•la Ave .. Fountain V•fley dMdYAI PUBLIC NOTICE <ooY of 1111• order lo snow ceuw lie :~' •nd Mr\ Robert Schc>elller, '.!Oil Steven E Smith 1--------------l°"Ollsned In Int Or•no• County 0.lly Ooamkt. lrvln(', q1r1 Thi• sl•lemenl wt\ llled With '"" P'ICTITIOUS auSINl!SS Pilol, I newsoa119r of qenerlll clrcul•· County Clerk ol Oren~ Count• on Ocl NAME STATl!'*"T hon prlnltd In Ille County Of 0r.,., Oclobtr • S, 1976 Tlw! followlnq IMl!•sons 1 Clot~ busl· Sffl•Of C1lllot11J•, once a w-loM®r Mt •nd Mrs. Arluro C.•tllley, U65'1rl FU.IS """ ... WCCtS\IY• -•k' 1>rlor 10 llMI datt ~t Slrett. Co\la Musa. llOY P\i1141\Md OranQe Coe\! Daily Pilot LA I( E FORES T TA AVE L IOt lll•rono Ille •PPllcallon. Mr •..cl Mrs Oerr•ll F•rq.non 68<1 Ocl •. ••. n. lO 1916 061.-7~ CEN'f EA, 21,n LemberlSt • Suilt *. O•tfcl. S.ottmoer 21, 1t16 Wtsl lllhSlrttl. Cosla Meu, boy El Toro CAt1'30 SAMUEL ORE I ZEN Mt ano Mrs, Jtw\ Atvaru. 14A6~n P UBLI C NOTICE Gl.;.n Goll••I Tou•s (•CA Co<P I, JUOGEOF lHE SUPE~IOR laAnaA,,.nue. Cosl• MHA bOY ?t.m Via Roble, M1ss1t-llleto, CA COURT . Mr .,,,, Mrs ~:=;Sn• Oak Slrttl FICTITIOUS auSINESS mis Publl\l\ed Or•nqt Co••I 0•11'1' POOi, NAME STATEMENT Tiiis business IS CONIU<ted bY. te<'· loc•.•. •• .. 1l.l0, ltl' ~"'·"· .::,~u;!, ee:,~· 't;1 1lllam Hobiln, 52~ T"" fl)llO#lll9 ~t!IOn' art CIO<nq INS•· DO<•liOfl. M1c,...1tonOrl~ l•vln• ol•I hl\U\ LolsO Gltnn I PUBLIC NOTICE Mr .thll Mrs Rot>erl Robinson, 11007 OUCH SCHERER ANO AS Th i" s':'a:es~~: w•• flled wilh I -------------Rolluelem L•ne. Hunllnolon 8eacn SOCt ATES AGEl<ICY •nd JaMES P • "-' Ille S406U boy OUCH~HERER ANO ASSOCIATES CountvClerkol0rln9*CounlvonSeol NOTICETOCREOITORS octobtr 6 INC. 3'q() Westerly Place, Newporl 30. 1'16. No. A-ttlO Mt. end Mrs Cre11~ ScoloelCI, 10331 &eec:h. Cllllornle '1660 R121! SUPIRIOlt COURT 01' TltE Sh.ltngro La Drlv•. HunllnQlon Buell, 111c .. D':"c'!nr~~~-.~1u;~oo&r~~:c.1~ P\iblltlled O••nqe Coast O•lly PflOI, STATI 01' CAl.IP'OllNIA l'OA Qlfl 0c1.2.•.16,U,l916 THICOUHTYO,ORAHGI! Mt. ano Mrs. Richard Daniel\, ?ll61 ~,.';~~~~::,:.;,:ce, Newoon Buel\. 1-----------..;4;.:.1:.;71..;7,:.i6 111 Ill• Meller ol Ille Etl•le of Fl tel Lane, Hunlin1ci1on Buch. girt lhls buslnrm Is conCluCl<d by a cor PUBLIC NOTICE F R4NKLI N FUL T.9 .. GAMMELL, Mr •NI Mts J•Y Guynn, 14711 -•lion Oe~~·r~i: IS HEREBY (ilVEN lo ~,v•;~~~~. ~:i~·;:::i~:r ~IVS•onal 0U(h\t.,.rH·Slurm&As50C. FICTITIOUSBUSl .. ESS cr.ctllOr\ h•vln9 claims ao11nsl Ille Aoad. Newoo•I B•dtn. 9111 J•mos P Ducn\Cnor<r, NAME STAT EMl!NT •••O dece<ffnl to Ille uld claims In,,,. Mt. and Mr\. I( Ith WllmouskY, 11J3' Prolotnl Tile lollowrno IMI""'"' are CIOlng l>usl· oll1ce ol lhe clttk ol lhe alore .. 111court Sa Cl F 1 111 v~ll bl)y Thi\ \lel•..,..nl w•s Ill<!<! wllh '"" nessa•· ortoprestnllntm 10 lh• undenlpd At nta aro ~~o!.r 1 ey, County Clerk ol Oranqe County on Oc· FALLBROOI< ASSOCIATES. 3JSS 11\e olllce of J~N J GOTTES, ~70 Mr. •ncl Mrs David WloQoM. •1111 tobo!r I, lq/6 F•JSfl VI• LiCIO, Suile7SO, Newport Buch, CA lwotdY Olvd., In Ille Clly ot Sou1hGAle, orumbul Orlvr. Hun1111QI011 S.•ch, 9?660 •n Los Ano-1es County, which taller ol-ci.rl fJubll\l>rd Or•nor Cout Diiiy PllOI, Randall Jack Moore, 7111' OrltC)ll flee I\ Ille place ot bu\lnrss of lhc! on- M• and Mrs M1c11 .. 1 McCtaskPY Ori•. l6, ll, 30, "16 O&J.7• Orlv .. ,Sallno• C"' •1'101 d!'r•lqn*" In all m&llftr\ oertalning lo 73921 BarlM El To•&. g1<I Rlc...,rd Rac•Ch, Bo• EE, Tahoe Cl \Aid .. ,., •. Such Clllm\ w11n lhl' Mr ano Mr\ Thomas CrdlQ, 609 PUBLIC NOTICE IV.CA •1110 nrcetsMV vouclle" mu\I be filed o• RhlfM! Lanr Costa M*'•• b<Jv Don.olCI F MlllOr, 1801 W f ulltl>Y P•n•nled "' alortsald wllhln tour Mt ano Mrt Ro~rl Wallace, l!OS l'ICTI TIOUSllUSINESS Lan-. .... n•ht'om, CA. 9780• monl~Ufletlhe "'" publl<•hOl>of l~I\ Orca'>Orlve CoslaM-.a boy N4MEST4TEM£NT fht'odor• R Paut\On 7~SE.,,..•ald noll<I' ' October I Tiie 1ot1owonq oenon ••dolnql>USIM\\ Bay, Laquna Btacll. CA 926\1 0..led Oclobf!r 71, 1q16 Mt .,.., Mrs V1rqi. G•l•••n 24731 •s Johll Lew" <10 lh~ R••I F\ldl• Palrlt•• T Gamrnrlf O..otuoew~,, Ml\\iOnV1e10 qorl UP TtTi: HUSOV4RN4 7110 IFI co ll!S Via Lido, 1u•I<! ISO, Newoort Admlnl\lralot Mr aNI Mr\ Garv PldQm<tnn "06• EestMcF•dC1~11 S>nlaAna,CI "1105 Buen CA 91..0 ot lht E\lal• AMik Orlvf'. t-4unt1nq10" 8~•'"· qirt Georq~ Martin Erl 10?•1 H•tawa Tf\1'\ bu\1n,\\ I\ tonduct~d hy a ot \l1dde<1d1nt Mr aNI Mrs JamH Curry, IH'n Or Hunl•nQton Baell CAiif 91M& QtMr•lttorlnenll•D JOHN J, GOTfES Collle t.llM, HunlinnQO<\ Buch. boY This bu\I,,..\\ "conducltd by.,, lo>-Th-re R Paut<on A.-Y .. l·Llw Mr attd Mrs Ro.,..rl Hoo•er. W 3Slh dlvldu•I Thi\ slal•rn<1nl W1' llll'd """' ll'le )(ltTWHdY •••d. SlrHI, New00rt Buch boY ~oroeM. Erl County Cl«'"· 01 Ora.,o• Counly on Ocl Soulll Oii•, CA toltO Mt """ Mrs Snlro Fuflol<a tit.. l nl• '''''""'nl w•• flied Wllh ""' It. 1916 Put>1l•ht<1 Oonq<e Conl 0.lly Pllof Cor1nt~ C•tcle, Founl•ln V•llty, boll CO..nlv Cltrk 01 Or•n?• County on On ,_ Ocl n JO•nd NOY.'· 13, 106 4450-16 Mt •ncl Mrs. Jose LolMl!t·Arte, ~ 1•. 10• Publlshed Ora"9" Coa\I O.lly PllOI Plr~"lew Lint lrv1M. Olfl "*J Oct lJ.JO. ano Nov 6 IJ ... 16 4lM 1• Mr •fl!! Mr• Jay Arm\lronq, 'l11 Pu~l\11•0 OrMqe Coa\t Delly PllOI a.,van Av&nll4J, We\lmln\l«r br>y 0<1 11, )0 No" b ll lt16 Q'/7·16 Mr 1n«1 Mt\ l<'0<1 Bov••. 11101 s.i. Merco\. Founl~•n Vellev. oov Otlober• PUBLIC NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Oan Bone<IN'I. n.-i P'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS Miner. ADI. A, Costa M•te. glrl NAMI STATEMENT Mr •nd Mrs Ro1>1'rl Tolm•n, 1J9 W Aven•Cll Romona, Sen Cltmentt, cilrt The followlnq n•r\on I\ d<>lnq buSI· Mr. and Mrt Oon•ld VallanCllqnom, M\\H: l'OlClaySlleel, NtwPorl Buch, boy CHl\MPION MOTORCYCLES. 1W and Mrs Wllli•m Kl&f10, JOOI l'lllC) H&rt>or Rlvd, Cosoa Mes~. (Allt S.moa Place. Co''" Mr!•~. t>Ov ein1. October IO lhomh Ii OrlAnCIO ?OSI Porl Mr and Mr\ Al~n l!fucllner, UtU ~I.ea. Ntwoorl But h, Cattt "7660 TasrMn eav, Lequn1NIQufl.91r1 Thi' l>u>lnrn Is conduclfd by an 1n Mr end Mrs, Rolond Bond, I uoo dlvlcJuol. !>uc!, lrvlnt, olrl T H Orlando Octoller II Thi• \t•l•m•nl w•• Ille<! wltn ti.. Mf_ •rd M''· Larry Hull. Unl L• County Clerk 01 Orenoe Counlyon Oct. Vena. Mlulon Vie lo, boy 1', 1t16. Mr. •1111 M,. Brell Clltk, asu Allon P'MM1 Orel•. Huntln910fl Beec:ll. olrl Publhh!'d Or•ngct Coasl 0.lly Pllo1 Mr •NI Mrs. Harry L•nklMd, 1111 Oc:I U, J06n<I Nov 6 11.1'116 .:J'IS1& PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMl'NTOF A84ND0NMENT Ol"UHDI' FICTITIOUS IUSINESS HAMI Th~ followlno .,.non• h~vo ebtn "°"""Ille u'e ol Ille lltl1l10U1 bu~l,.n ,_.. MC OONllLO·MC DOWELL IN OUST RIAL BROKCRACiE COM PANY. 31'10 C Aoti>Orl Loop Drive, Cosla M!'sa. CA '1167~ GARY MARLIN MC OONALO, 7460S Mosquero Lant, Mission Vleto, (.A 9?615 SlEVEN HEATH MC DOWELL. 1'IOO P~r~ Newoort .. o, lll>, , Nowporl BUCll, CA. '7660 This bUSI""\\ WA9 COll(f\J(ll!d l)y 811 unlntorl>O'aled n \Oelallon oltwr lllAn • Jhlffntr\h•p. Stcvtn H Mr Oow•ll MADlt Strt t't, Coll• Mt H . Doy Mr •nd Mr\ FredrlO llo•li""tkY )601 Park,,ltw t.llne lr,,lnt', boy ~ and Mrt EC1W1r<1 Guill, UOOO VIII• Yotbe, Hunllnqton Bee<ll, bov This \IAl•~nl W<J\ 111"<1 Wllh 1119 Counly Clerk of Orano• Counly on Oc· -------------tlOOlr IJ, 191, ""'" PUBLIC NOTICE Oct9"r 11 Publlilled 0••"9" Coatl Delly Pllol, NAME $TATll!MINT • Ocl. 16 1J .)0 end .. o,, 6 1•n Tiie IOll01wlnq Ptr\On Is OOlllQ bW· ' ' ' ' l'ICTITIOUS a USINIU PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICI 01' PUaLIC Nll!AalNO Hollte Is hereby olnfl lhal 1-ct> P\ibllc HterlnQ\ will be lleld by ,.,... Hou•lnQ •nd Community °"""looment CommlllH of Ille Clly of Ccal• ,,... .. <on<trflonQ: I Aniendmenl to 7nd VorGrant; 1. Praor•m• lor 1ne JrCI Year "'4>-ollc11ion. Tiit lwo "'4!ellnQt wlll ""!Mid •t l·» 11.m In lht Council Chamt>e" of Clly Hell , 71 Fair Drive, Coll• Mir'•· C.lllo•nla, on Otlober 21, 1'76, ANO Novwmber 16, 1.i6. Notice 1, lurlh9r gl,,on lhel al said llmt I nd oteu any enel 111 ~In• 1er .. 1..i may •1>our anCI be hllltd by 1rw HOu>l'IQ and Communny Develop· m.111 CommlllH Of lllt CllY Of Costa Mt\• EILEIN P, PHINNEY CITY CLERK OP THE, CITY OF COSTA MESA P\ibll•Pled Oranoe COHI Dally Pllol. 0c1 21.11.u.u .u.u.n ,m• PUBLIC N011CE Mr and Mrs Jolin W•ll•r, 4417 H•Ve<\llUrSI Cl•<••. I rvlne.111r1 MHM l ·*U FOllS ANO SON IMPORTS, 16M2 PUBLIC NOTIC E SU~ll!ltlOltCOUHOPTHll! Mr ano Mrs Norman ICall-twe, I De-East, lrvlnt, qlrl Mt 1!111 Mrt Ro.,._'1 Sampwi, 1t1&1 V .. wootnl Lane, No )4 Hunllllqlon 8et<ll, l>Oy Mt •"Cl Mrt Edw•rd Par-.., nl W.slW11'IOfl.NO H,Co•~M .. a,Qln Mt. •nd Mn . Oanltl 0Uflll. 000 Parlt Ntw-1, Ho. :IOI. No )Qt, Ntwoo'1 Ot•<h.bOy M119tllan L•nr. HunllnQ1on lleech, CA STAT I!. 0 1' CALll'ORNIA POii "'41 ·--------------· F'otlt ()f>,,,..1,.0, C..o•~hos IUOl S·>ltll TMICOUNTYOl'OaANOI M-11~ L"ne HunllnQloh B""<h. CA HOTICf TO C1ta01TOllS Ne. °'.ftJM '7MI Ne.4 ·M3U NOTICE OF NEAlllNO 0" Tnl• bu,,,, .. , Is conllucled by •n ,,. su~•••Olt COURT OFTHI Pl!TlttON l'Olll PltOIATa 01' WILi. dlvlO..•I STATS OP: CALIP'OlllNIA l'OR AHO l'Oa llTTlltl fHTll.MIN• "°'" o Georqet<tl\ THI COUNTY Oii OR ANOE TARY ANO AUTHOllllATIOHTOAO- Tl\ll \l~ltm•nt wa\ 111"'1 w•lh '"" In lh• Meller ol the E•lalt ol MIN IS TI II UH DI Ill TH I! r--1., Cl•rk of Oranoe Counly on Oc THOMAS EDWARD WHITl!!HE-0. INDl,IMDIHT AOMINISTllATION Oct~ll ...,..., Oe<Hsed, Ol'll!STATllACT. :· llld M•r· J am" V1r011. 11'.. lober 1), IOt l'6UW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo bllll ol WARO A. OUSl!N9UlllV. Ql~ltrlltel C tclt, llounteln Valln. Publlslwd 0ran<1• Coasl 0.11'1' PllOI, """°" h1v1nq Claim• •OalMI lhll SR 'O.c:e•~.O. I Ocl. 1• 11, lO and Nov. 6. 1t1• QtHI laid dt<eeltnt 'o 1111 MIO <l•llM 111 ll)t HOTICI!! IS HEllllBY' GIVEN 11\ft w .• ,,., Mr1. VlclM Llebtr-. m ... olllet of Ill• cltrll of Ille ••O•Hll•dCOUfl JOHN DUSENBURY hat fllM l'ltrtln• A•awaoSlrffl, lr,,lne, boy orto1>rt1tenl u,.mtollleund••~lqnt<lll pellllon for Prollal• ol Wiii llld tor 1._ M•. Ind Mrt. Robul Rou, 4J11 PUBLIC NOTICE 1,.,,, office of 1. GLliNN LANCE, INC.. t"4111C• ot l.tlltrs Ttst•l'Mfllery alWS !>andbvr9W1Y. lrYlnt. boV -------------14'11orney at law. 11011 S. Pl°"''' Alllhol'lrtllOfl to Adml,,l.ter ~ tlle Mt.Ind Mrs. Anll\ony l(artoll.t.f, 11ee1 ' PICTITIOUI IUSINIH 8hrd. fn t!M City ol Artetla, In t..o• lnclllt*ldenl Adml11lltr1llon ol Et1~1n Ut•Wlly, El Toro, Qlrl NAMI STll.TIMIHT An9'1IH County, wttlch l•lltr ofllc• It Acl, rtl••tfltt lo whit/I Is -lor OctMer U Tiit rotklwlnt perlOll 11 clolf'O bu11· IN ol•c• Of IMl'lllffl ol tt\e Ultder\I~ lurtl'ltr tMrllculart, and tl\•1 IN llm.t Mt, •!Id Mrt Frtnll. Kumoll, ~lS ~' n : In ell me11ert Df11•lnl"<I 10 ~•Cl-.•••• tlld ttl•c• ot 11t1rl114 Ille aemt lies llHft Mo!ll11Clloi..M,Mlulon Vltlo,Qlrl PENNY OA&CO DANCIACISE Such cl aim• wltlt tl'I• nttuurv .. tor No" t . ,., •. 1110:00• m.. In tlle Mr. •l'ICI Mrt. Oary C1tH, 170• SAL~. 10115 Sl•l•r Sullt A, ~111n YOUCltert "'"''bet lllH or presenltd., c-iroon. Of O.oartmtlll No. l Of ,.,., Gtll!Ofnl1 Strfft. No. t , Hunllflllton vino CA'1IOI e'°'9'Wld wllhl11 tour mo11lht •II•• lllt ourt, 11700 Civic C•11ltr Orl,..WHl, In ,..K,.,lllO, Oterttt J. Oree•. 11.,4 fl'*YOM1. tt'"'1oublk•llonof11111 no11.,.. ,,. c11v o1111111 An1, ce111orn1a. ""·.,.,Mrs. JoM H•wl-. UJJ ,....,.111va11ey,CA'71ot 0.ttdOCtotiertl. lt76. 0.lt<l()(lotltr,t, ,..,, MtM v. ..... ,,,Co••• MU• • ...., ,,,., llvtlne•• h (Olldu<ltd.,.,.., .... Ml~•rt• Allee Wflll~ WILi.iil.Ni •• StJOHM. O«.Wt• 111,,...1 E~wtorof lhewlll c;o.,n1yCltr• W . •rd Mr\. Al ...... San<M•, S4 CflarlttJ.~ OfWlll•u6eflt, THOMASO.Mll.flO•D V.BllOO l'\ect, lrvlM, MY -...1 ,1.,, .... ,.1 wa\ flltd wllfl "'9 I. 04..INN UNCl, INC. 1'1-11111'1111 Te-.r ""· 11111 Mn. •lcl\ll"f Glflllch, lltl •m Ai.rM HA ,.., ..... _ ..... .. -"'rcle,lnrlne,olrl ClwlltYCl.,.aofOr111oeCevntvon5tot, y-. • .__0t.,•1~ ,_ .. _... JD. 1'7• , .. , "_.._ ."'.. Cilnotf'f, CA..,.. W. IMM,,_ Dlflltl "911""'"''• at ""211 """41, CA. t•1tt A'*-Yfwl Mtlt!Mtr Mlt\IOI\ ••Y Ori,.., c.r-Clll Mtr. ~lt!IM Qt~ (HU Delly l'llet, l'lll>llt.Md Or ...... CiMtl o.11) llllet '°'*1-.S 0ttfl99 G•HI Oilll'f flliot lioY Otl t, t, 1•, U, ,.,, 411f16 Ott. U, liO tnd No1r •• 1a, lt14 4'Sl1• Ot1. U, ,4, )O, ltl• ....,.,. ft . \ (. -Sa1urday, October 2S. 1 mJ Feed, Weftl, ~ti Proper Care Vital to LaWn To.help your lawn avold a r-ae· tq appeatance this time ol year due to extended bot, ~ spells and compaction from heavy foot trafflc, be sure to give lawns ade~ quate fall lawn care. As the fir~t step, use ., :mechanical sweeper· or a .wire · rake and clear the.lawn of sum· lawns lt you want them ~ through the winter mooths. Walt about ten days after applying weed killer before you sow new seed, then broadc8$t it over bare spots ID the aame quanUty you wouJd~e in planting a new lawn. Workslwp • . : Schednled ) Fo't-Mesa \ ' ~ . The ua' of .. palm matertil ln floral d•stens will be de· monatratd a t tbo Nov. 1 work•bo s scheduled for llemorial arden Center on the Oranae County Fair Grounds ln , Costa·¥eu. 1 • mer's collected clippings . and other debl'is which migbl : smother the ro<>ts during a wet winter. Next, take a good stiff rake and work the lawn over thoroughly. Rough it up; don't be timid. Theo, mow the lawn. lf soU compaction is a problem, ask your ourserym an about using an aerator lo punch holes in the turf. AFl'ER TBJS, top dress with peat mou . ou1Jeb or steer manure to cover the seed and sprinkle with a Cine spray. Keep the seed bed moist at all times until the seed sprouts and takes root. Wb~qa, overseeding a Bermuda lawn, use rye grass which sprouts quickly and will give you the green hawn you want during winter monthll. As for feeding, two fall meals -one now, another in November ·• ~e mornin1 session begins al L10:30 and is.repeated at 1:30p.m. Mrs. Weston Walker, who will ~uct the workshop, says there is hardly a palm ~\does not o£. . fer something ·of foterest. Palms ,t>ave great sculptural form and F•bility and lend themselves ell to holiday decorations. \ O&KSBOP participants ue. • 1 • ~d to make reservations; , otl\ers are welcome \o see the . wide 11election o! naturally dried ·plant material such as cones. ·a.eedpods, wood, bark, twigs, rocks, ~bells, and dried flower stalks. Spring Comes· Early With ·: . ':,j Bulb Plants .. r! you enjoy barbing~ ing in your garden, . ' TO COMBAT WEEDS -and who doesn't have a few -take the easy way out now by applying a commercial weed cootrol. Ask your nurseryman for the best control for your situation, and be sure to take in a sample of the weed pest if you're unsure of its ident~ty. Applying crabgrass control$ to Bermuda grass is a useless effort. Badly rundown lawns should be fertilized and overseeded this month, as should Bermuda g.rass Garbta Color Enjoy months of continuous garden· color from elegant Tulip blooms. There are many different varieties to choose from (such as the Lily-Flowered Tulip pie· tured). Nurseries now have a wide selection of bulbs to choose from. Weekend Gardening Checklut • Plant ground covers this month or next so they can establish themselves during winter and be ready for good new growth in11pring. • Plant Pyracantha and other berried shrubs for fall.winter color. • Shop nurseries for early· blooming Anleas. You'll find a good selection of them this month. • Bait for snails. The cooler weather stirs them to new activi· ty in the garden. • Annuals planted now for ear- ly spring bloom ma.Ice good cover for bulb beds. Some such as Pansy Viola and Alyssum are good cboice.s. · -of fertilizer high in nitrogen will provide the boost needed to keep established lawns green during winter. Do not fertilize newly seeded lawns, however. until after the second mowing. Fall rains often mislead us into a false feeling of security in re· gard.s to watering the lawn. Just keep watering until the rains are more frequent and the weather is cool enough to keep the soil moist between rains. Raised Beds Add Interest To Landscape Gardening in raised beds serves many good purposes. On hillsides, it is almost a must to stabilize the soil and make max· imwn use of space available to garden in. On level land, raised beds add interest. depth and height to the landscape. A raised bed is a natural showcase for plant material. Not only does the sharp derlnition between the bed and the rest of the terrain call attention to the plants, but they are also brought closer to eye level. RAISED BEDS perm.it you to display tumbling, trailing plants which are lost when planted at ground level. Di splay Ivy Geranium. Asparagus Fern or Star Jasmine planted at the edge of a raised bed trailing downward and providing a soft, natural touch to the garden. Raised beds on level land also help create a more intimate garden. This is especially true a.round the patio where the raised area can be capped with a bench. The bench provides outdoor seal· ing and al the s ame time makes gardening in the beds a com· fortable experience. Raised bed vegetable gardens are also han· dy -easy to water, weed and harvest. DRAINAGE IS often a pro· blem in. gardening, but with raised beds you can guarantee good drainage. There's no pro· blem with keeping good soil in raised beds either -for if you fill them with good soil to start with and add whatever humus material needed to make il absolutely perfect you will have easy gardening from now on. Grow Camellias, Aialeas , · Gardenias and a host of your favorites easily in raised ·~. Add Cinerarias and Cyclamen to raised beds in shady areas and Roses, Chrysanthemums and Spring blooming bulbs to sunny beds. Ftdl Is Like Spring in Reverse .\plant tabl~ will be staffed, as well as a food bar. There will be door prizes ancj give-aways. The fee for workshop partici- pants includes material for mak- ing one iterp and also inJorma· lion about palms. Reservation 0.11, Pilot st.ti,.,,... Corms will ·be mailed upon re· start planting is now are best planted in !!.f;11DO November, though bulbs • t< be found in December ~a>· be planted after Cbri.stm• for later·than·normal bloom. 1-rD- bers of the California Assocl.siQDi of Nurserymen urge your &ii~ ing a mixture of varieties, t}!_~. extending the season form~ Many fine new daffodil•. arE AFRICAN VIOLET EXPERT ~NOS HER FAVORITE PLANT quest by Mrs. Walker, whose ad· Patricia Cohen Prepares·for Show In Glend•I• on NoY. 13 dress is 919 North Olive St., Santa · Ana, 92J03. <T~lepbone 543-3086) available. ' o?roBER IS ALSO the mon~ to start planting hyacinths anc, tulips, though some C.A.N"mem· bers prefer waiting until at least November 1 before setting tuUpt!· out. The theory here is tbat)ltll~ develop better root systemawitl subsequent stronger growt!t ano bloom when the soil in which thel!' SholV to Feature THE ANNUAL Holiday Bazaar at Memorial Garden Center is set for November ·29. Doors will be open from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. The public is invited. No reservations are necessary for the bazaar. African Violets Proceeds Crom these fund rais· ing events are earmarked for maintenance of Memorial Garden, a living memorial to the former Santa Ana Army Air Base, which once occupied some 1335 acres during World War II. start is cool. • Members of the Orange County African Violet Society will be among those competing for blue ribbons when the largest African Violet show and sale ever held in Southern California begins Saturday, Nov. 13, at the Y.W.C.A. in Glendale. African Violets, di scovered in East Africa in 1892 by Baron Walter voo Saint Paul, are con· si dered the most popular houseplant in the world. They were brought to this country in 1894 but it wasn't until 1927 that the first h ybrid saintpaulia seeds were obtained by a Los Angeles company. They were introduced commercially in 1936 and their popularity has grown as indoor gardeners final· ly could have flowers Qn a yearlor;ig basis. Doors will be open from 1 to 8 p.m. on Nov. 13 and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Nov. 14. The Glen· dale YWCA is located at the cor· ner of Glendale Boulevard and Lexington A venue. A DONATION of 75 cents will be requested at the door. The show is sponsored by the African Violet Council of Southern California. The Orange County African Violet Society meets the second Wednesday of e~cb month at Glendale Federal Savings and Loan , 320 Nor th Harbor Ferns Topic Of Meeting Dave Powell will speak to :nembers or Harbor View Hills Garden Club on "Fems and their Propagation." The meeting will be held Oct. Z7 al 9:30 a.m . at the home of . Mrs. Joseph Kandle. Mmes. Charles Ringwalt, Jr. and Edward Romeo will be co· hostesses. Boulevard, Fullerton. Meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. For more in· formation contact Patricia Cohen, 559·1076. San Jose Area Has Gypsy Moth •YC.tttt••Newt s.rv1~ moths, Wallace said. And, in California th.Asoil seldom cools down befor~ov• ember. For this reason, tuli~t may be planted as late aE f:" . INTERIOR PLANTS~ -.,~ SALES • LEASING .,: '-~!-.:• DESIGN & MA1NTENANCE ~J: llOME •OFFICE • COMMERCIAIJ , )lij7 ~BRN COMPLl':!'ESELECTIONOP' • ~71 I .\ ,, 1'!'11"1QUt':S . P<>T"rllRY. BASK!:TS 81"1 ~ ~ .llACllAMR • SCPPLlf!S • • ~~~T¢>Rf ..... ~ .... January with excellent ~ta 1 ·SACRAMENTO -An · The gypsy moth has a infestation of gypsy colorful caterpillar moth bas been dis· stage. About l 'h inches covered in a suburb of long, it has distinctive San Jose, marking the tufts of hair and red and first time this deslruc· blue dots on th~ back. live eastern U.S. tree -==================-----------------------11 pest has been found liv· ing west or the stale of Iowa. "Gypsy moth is as damaging a pest of city residential trees as it is of agricultural trees," said Food and Agriculture Director Tim Wallace. "The list of favored hosts is almost endless -and we don't even know.what it will do to our redwoods, since there are none of these trees in the infested eastern states." Occasional gypsy moths have been found before this in Califor;nia, but the San Jose find marks the first lime liv- ing egg masses have WHOLESALE DEES• SHIUIS •.HOUSE,~ $300.00 MINIMUM EACH PURCHASE • 24 " BOX TREES 15GAL. TREES &SHRUBS SGAL. TREES &SHRUBS s.o. Wholesale Growers 11622 WARNER AVE. FOUNTAIN VALLEY PHONE 546-3429 .• DAILY 9 AM-5 PM . . been found on objects ----------------------------- which have not recently been moved -indicating they had to be placed by ·•resident•• female ( L. M. BOYD ) INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT Service (llld Qf!ality SinN~ 194 6 ~ NURSERY-; "FLORIST PUT YOUR FA VO RITE BULBS Look tor quick strong erowth from fall plant- ings next spring. The trend toward major flantings of everything rom lawns, trees. shrubs, ground ~overs. and perennial flowers makes a great deal of sense in California where the soil does not freeze and roots remain active most of the year. From the plant's point of view. fall weather is much lllce spring reverse sequence chronological- ly. The weather starts off rather warm and sunny and progressively gets cooler. The mild days of autumn are ideal for establi&hing young transplants or moving in larger specimens. As the days get colder, the por- tion of the plant above the soil line takes a rest for the winter. Meanwhile, the roota are spreadinr through the soil aided by the warm- ing rains. AMERICA'S KIST BEAUTIFUl. NURSERY FREE GARDENING SEMINARS TO BED BEFORE WINTER Plant a selectjon of. bulbs now. For garrlen, as borders and in containers. CROCUS • HYACINTH • LILIES RANUNCULUS • NARCISSUS IRIS • FREESJA •TULIPS Rig selection DAFFODILS ... 3.59 ooz. f Florist Spe.cial J Freshf.y Cut~·· Green up brown lawns. Plant ••• '·· ·. IDLSl111mr1 CllG4 BIG SELECTION: • INDOOR l'LANTS (all types containers) • COMPUTI MUISRY STOCK (qualified. timely hints) FOR: VALUE. OUALITY, SELECTION & • SERVICE. VISIT (SPACIOUS) 90LSA CHICA. NURSERY ·.a..~:a· wot WA GBKIA JU» ..... J.eu (Off Wil._ OM 10UA CH1C4 AnMUll LEARN HOW TO. • • . THE PROFESSIONAL WAY WEDMISDAY TtllU SUMDAT . a.Al C1UI ltSIClf .................. :~' .......... ill. All..lACAlllUA • • • • • .. . .. . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • ... u. . -PLMTS .............................. ,. t?M - _ ll,IS Fii. 1'1111 • • • • • • • • . • • • • . .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 :II ~ . CllTllll Ulll.c Fii FALL •••••••••••••••••• Z• ,.ii. u• cm .................................... a. ,... . MONDAY ~TUISDAY . ........ IASllT' COMSTaUC110M Me CAii ·11:1t lt• 2• .. 2311 WI .... lllPllT Ull. MO-lllO .. CARNATIONS ; Many colors. Flonst wrnp. llfl;J DOZEN Thurs. thru Sun. Od. 21·2.4 ANNl lAI. RYEGffASS Now SALE Priced lO LB. BAG Covers 1,000 SQ. IT. REG. 3.95 1.1111 Thru ~ Oct.26 We 1how you how to plant for belt re1ult1 . .. Specials Limited to Supply oo ffa.\ld PHONE . . • ·-- Saturd1 • Ootot»r 23. 1178 Pra1n-•, Aki .Catholics Note ,· MissiOn Work C~c Churches wUblD the l ' ~ruted D iocete ot Oraa11 oln in celebratlni Mi.sslon1 ~ totnorrow with special J>ra.yera ~d orterings to help bllHlona &hrouahout the world. toke Society Opens JrviiJ.e '.Conference The 40-year-old International Order or St. Luke the Physician will bold its National Healing C<lllf erence be&inning Monday in the Registry Hotel in Irvine. · Rev. J ohn Parke, former rec- tor of St. James Episcopal Church of Newport Beach, is na- tional warden or the order and will bead the list ol dJgnataries arriving for a s eries of wort.shops, seminars, healing services, eucbaristic celebra- tiODS and business meetings. KEYNOTER AT THE sessions will be Fr. Francis MacNutt, O.P., a Catholic priest currently involved in charismatic renewal and the practice of praying for healing. The public may attend daily l od evening sessions o C .vorkshops and services on a .pace available basis. Information on r egistration md schedules may be obtained 1y calling 646· 7841. Sessions run brough Thursday. PastorOpem 1Joor for Tea . Lake Hills Community Church ·ounding pastor Dr. Harold F . ..eestma and and his wife lois vill open their home Thursday, )ct. 28, for two "Miracle o' ''riendship" teas sponsored by .vomen of the church. Former missionary to Mexico 'rfabel Kempers of Seal &ach -.vill share devotional thoughts. Me mber Bruce Fox or '.Vestminster and the musical ~p "The Young Believers" .vill present special music. • For ticket information, call Kit l'Ulotson of Irvine. 5514338, or :all the church office, 837·7729. Appropriately, the celebration preceeds by one week the bicen- tt'nnial anniversary ot Mission San Juan Capistrano, founded by Catholic m issionary Father Junipero Serra in 1776. ACCOBDING TO MSGR. John F . Sammon, director o! the Society for the Propogation of the Fait.h in the Diocese of Orange, ~'Mi;Jsion Sunday· is, that unique and SRecific occasion each ·y~ar when our help 'b so~ht on behalf of .nearly 900 poor dioc;eses throughout t.he wo(ld." • " -. · . The.Msgr. adds, " ... as much as we quote reasons for our involve- ment in the missions, we ftnally realize that there is just one re- ason, and that is love, a further- ing of the love Christ showed when He came to announce the good news." THE FIRST WORLD Mission Sunday was established in 1926 under direction of Pope Pius XI, and was designed to note the un- iversality (Catholicity) of the Church, emphasizing that the message of salvation is intended for all people. Msgr. Sammon Adds, ''What is our part in this mission? ... We must be the supporters of the work that is being done irl Asia, Africa, Oceania, Latin America and even here in the United States." Counselor Joins Church Dr. Christan Schriner has been called as Minister of Counsellng by Orange Coas t Unitarian Univers'alist Church, Costa Mesa. Dr. Schriner w as previously associated with Unitarian Univers ali s t societies in Washington D.C. He begins his ministry here with workshops on the theme of "Accepting Yourself as You Change Yourself." Dr. Schriner holds a B.A. from the University of Redlands, and a Doctorate of Religion from the School or Theology at Claremont. He is a staff member with Greenleaves Associates in Clare· mont, and is pursuing further studies in counseling at La Verne College. AisJST~ PASTOR Rev. &Son H. Thlfa Thies Moves To Assistant Pastorship The Rev. Eldon H. (Don) Thies has been named to the assistant p astors hip of Community Presbyterian Church of Laguna Beach. A June graduate of Fuller T heologica l Seminary In Pasadena, Thies has been an ac· . live lay minister at La Canada Presbyte rian Church prior lo completion of his seminary train· ing. During a recent installation ceremony for the new assistant pastor, Dr. Gary Demarest, La Canada P res byterian pastor, de· livered a special sermon. Rev. Thies' duties wiU include evangelism, administration and teaching. Aussie Tell,s Of Converswn Rev. Dan Armstrong, United Methodis t evangelis t from Sydney, Australia, will tell of his dramatic de liverance from alcoholism to a new free life as a minist er or J esus Christ at Peoples Church in Mission Viejo Oct. 31, at the 6 p.m. service. Arms trong, born into poverty, had no upbringing in the church and spent his time with people on the "other side of the tracks'' in suburban Sydney. The love of a Christian family helped lead Amstrong to a Chris· tian retreat where he found God .• Glimpse of Vorrie Film Reveals ltefti.t of Ev.Wgeli.8t "The Rldina Place0 bu allowed audiences to see and bear lhe trials of faith end\Wd ~1 Q)rrto ten Boom during ber internment in a.N-.il noa camp. Now a new rum about the makJ..bt ol"'lild~ Place" provides a glims-e into the memories and character of Miss tepBoom benelf. · Titled ''Corrie: behind the acenee with the Jlld: inf Place." -the rum LI a documentary -wblcb includes many lnsl&htlul scenes of Miu ten Boom recalling her feelings and tbouehts u 1be revisited the slte of ordeal which COit the 11 ves of nu>1t of her fam.ib' during wwn. . The mm will be shown Oct. 31 at s p.m. at Com· anmlty Bible Ctivcll, 401 Sixth St., HU.Otloatcm Beach. There la no cbarae for admlulon. · ' Doui~as S.hah, graDdllon of an tndlan Yogi. wm be ·amobg the featured speakers at an all day seminar on current groups such as TM, ESP, self realiuUon and others, scheduled durin( the weekend of Oct. 30. Information on times, 1'>catloo and fees available by calling 49&-7555. William R. Jolmson, new bi.shop of the Diocese of Oraqe, will be guest o! honor at a breakfast Oct. 31 at ~ Lady Queen of Angels Cbarcb 'in SMAM Newport Beach. Parish members wUJ be on hand for their first visit by the Bi.shop. Reservations available through t.he church. Christ Lutheran School, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa has announced new guidelines for free milk for children whose parents fall within certain salary ranges. Details available to parents by con- tacting the school. The r eligious school or Temple Betit Sbolom, Santa Ana, will hold a series of post conflnnation minj·courses for high school age students beginning Oct. 27. A course in the relationships of contem- porary writers will begin Nov. 17. Information available by calling S32..e724. Temple Bat Yam will hold a sisterhood meeting in Newport Beach where Orthodox Rabbi Shusterman of the Long Beach Hebrew Academy Lubotkh will tal~ about Chuldlc life. lolormation .-i thnneettai avtlllable by eoatattln1 M4-03.S4. t.ake For.ti Com11n1D)ty d.ucla members will meetSunday at Serrano School, 24M2Jeronlmo Rd., EJToroatlOa.m . ronfplnaotacharteracroll. The newt)' form~ church ls e~ about n o lnJUal · members to be amona the 1-------.a..·J chureb founders at lb• f ........... _B_R_l_E_F_s _ _._ . rouod8U:day serv ice. -. •· Andrew'H 'Prffb1tertan Cbarcll. 600 st. Andrew•s Rd.• Newport Beach ls seeking new ot" nearly new; auctlonable Items, event tlckets, pro· fesaional or personal services or al'\y home coolced foods for sale in their 2nd annual youth auction and generalstoreNov.6.Proceedagotoaidseminarians from the church. Cluilt IAldtera.a Om.rda ot San Clemente, 35522 Camino Capiatrano, will bold a Halloween party for Sunday school and commwitty cblldren Oct. 30 at 6 p.m. Costumes are encouraged, but not required. Games and contesta will be held for entertainment. Temple Beth Sbo&om in Santa Ana will bold a new member's Sabbath at the temple social ball, located at Tustin Ave. and Fairhaven Nov.sat 8:30 p.m. The special service will follow a reception which begins a t 8 p.m.. Tiie 10~45 a.m. service ot Ceatral Blbte Claa.rcla ol Costa Mesa, 100 23rd St., will be held in lbe former sanctuary for a showing of the film in- t.roducin& "Here's Ufe America," a crusade de· signed to bring the Gospel to U.S. homes during the coming year. Coqre1atJoa B-Uai Tzedek will participate in a bazaar Friday and Saturday in the Huntington. Center, Beach Blvd. at Edinger. Observin& the SaJ>. bath, the temple booth will operate oo1y from 10 am. unW sundown Friday. A new adult pre-membership class meets Wed· nesdays at 7:30 p.m. at 8a1ll& Matthew LatJaeraa Clmrcb.. 18182 Culver Dr., Irvine. The class covers the basics of Cbrlsrianlty's teachings with an em- phasis on the Lutheran Church. Materials are pro- vided. China 'l:opic Of Speaker Children Teaching Faith to Parents Com mu nity Presbyterian Church, 415 For est Ave., Laguna Beach will host gues t speaker Rev. Philip Yung Lee Sunday at 7 p.m. Lee will offer an inside view of life within the People's Republic of China today, and will explore the possibilities opening now for Christian growth within that c~untry. NEW YORK (AP) -While it cu11tomarily has been the parents that guided their yowtg into re- ligious practice, now it's often the other way around. The kids are shoring up the faith of their -elders. That turn·about' of influence was brought out in comments from youths taking part in a Re form J ewish camp at Warwick, N . Y ., and their families . . "Our parents t aught us, then they forgot and now we're teachin g them ," says Billy Bronstein, 17, of Bellaire, Tex., adding that he, his brothers and sisters are r estoring Judaism and its devotions in their home. That same process, of children leading the adults into fuller re- ligious observance and mo~ re- gular worship, was indicated by many of the 250 youngsters at an eight-week camp program. CT ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY , -. ST.JAMESEPISCOPALCHURC>i I~~~ WElCOMES YOU r I . ~-.__:,.> 3209 Via Udo, NftVPC>rt Beach SUMDA.Y 7:)0 A.M. Hoty Euchorht 9:00 & I I :00 A..M. Hoty fuchcrfst • or Moniln9 "ray~ IAJtwnoffncJ) t:oo A..M. CIMlrch School MlrMfy Can -9 & I I A.M. CHARISMA.TIC MASS Jrd S1111dcry of Mofttti, 7:30 ,. .M. TUlSDA. Y I 0 A.M. Hoty &iehcrrltf, HediwcJ Sft'•lce ,.,11t1 LA YIHG OH OF HA.MOS 10:45 A.M.-NAYlll CHOUP n.a ... JohllP.AIMyll.bdor-""°"67S.0210 ST. JOHN TllE DIVINE EPISCOPAL Cl/URCH 2043 Or'llltCJe An~ CCKte ~ .. 1c-o,_ae.,1 s11,..,. Y woas-1 ""' ~' tueHA1:11T t It A.O. CHUllCM SCMO« I ~M A.O. MOU IUCHA&tn MlllMrf CA.II rtO- ffi. Howwd "Joell" CortwriCJhf, View 54a.2ZJ7 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH VISTA YHDE SCHOOL 5144 Mlchefto11, '"IM . Worship s.r.le• -I 0:00 A.M. · Church School & Murt«y Cor• 'WeclnHdoy lhtnln9 S'"lc .. in H-• -8:00 r .M. Sl-4361 Th.Rt•.LL-lltWIHtHJr., View 552·ll7' Saint Micha~ And All Angels Episcopal Church • 3233 Pacific Vl.w Driv•. Corona det M.- SUMDA.Y HltYIC~oo & 9:30 A.M. HUltSHY CHILO C.Ul-t:JO A.M. AHD CHURCH SCHOOL HClfy Co"'" •ea TMMcrys 7 o.-.-W1•1t4crys t:JO..., n.a ... .W.l..-nDcr•h.RKfw ....... '4W46J ST. WllfRfO'SEPISCOPAlCHURCH ••A••., ILef SPoa.hJ, ~ ..... o.ltech s-.ys.r.1cn O.-.J-1c.c.a.,-lectw 8.00A.M. -Holy Eucharist with med1ta11on 9:30A.M. -Alternate Holy Euchanst & Morning Prayer (nursery care) 9:30A.M. -Church School 11 :OOA.M.-Alternale Morning Prayer & Holy Eucharist (nursery care) 7:00 P.M. -Solemn Evensong We= al Hoty Dcryt 10:00A. . -Holy Eucharist Church Phone. 962-7512 Rectory, 536-4061 All SAINTS ANGLICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH (lndepeodont Episcopal) Ac ..... to tlte 1921 .... of COIMIOtl Pny.r 18082 Bushard, Fountain Volley 963-3801 IT. UY. WALTlll H. ADAMS, O.LI. • ltdor • NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 791Do•ef'Dr'. S41·J6JI Hewporlleoch •OCJ"' J ....... ra1tor Ea,ly Worship 8.00 A M. Christian l:.ducat1on 9· 1 s A M . Fest111e Worship 10.30A M. WELCOME ATTEND CHURCH THIS SUNDAY .--'==========----:=~-------- CHRIST LUTHER.AM CHURCH Missouri Synod 760 VlctorleSt~CosteMete Lottior v. T°"'°,.,• "ostor-611·1611 W onhip S'"lns - 8: I S & I I :00 S.114cry School & Acliilt 11** CleH -9: JO A..M. Chrhtl111t EMft9ftf_,. School-S 41·t.IH PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 2917 MHo V•rde Dr~ Cotto ...... KEARNEY rJ~l',N l ~lN Pt•l,,.-,JllMrS A Nf L!:ON, A•'.•\llnt A Cordial WelcotMfl'Olll THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St.& HarborBl11d. Church School for AllAl)H-9:JO Wonhlp -11 :00 A.M. EARLW ISBELL 0 0 Costa Mesa Nor1 h MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH MeuVerd<t& e.~ •• SI 979-32~4 WorMip & CllllRh School 9:JOA..M. CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Newpart Beach 1400W Balboa Blvd. 673-3805 Rev Robert Sheoard Jr. WonMp&ClwrcltSchool t:30A..M. Wiiday !'r .. Sehool/Day..C.. 1:4S --to 5:00 p.1111. Hunttngton Beach FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 272 1 17th St. 536-3537 Sff'Tlc.-t: 15 & I O:JO Nu•M!\I Care All MCHrnno Clwrch Scllool-t: IS Hunl1ngton Beach North COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Ave. 842·4461 WflrlMp-t & I O:JO Clwrch School t& IO:lOA..M. NEWPORT CENTER UNITED METHODIST 1601 Marguerite A11e. Coronadel Mar Wt){\f'ltt' 9 A M ~l" p,,. $<.~ Ctt1td C•rt WOt\htD & Crtu'< t\ SchOOf 1030A M lrr. Johll R. Kno• 64~745 FOUNTAIM VAUIY FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 ~wd St. '6Z.Z5tJ Worship & Church School 9:30 A.M. Sund11y Sehool -9:30 A.M. -==================::;! Mon1ln9 Wonhl~ & 11 :00 A.M. 1r """~~.~~ .. ~-.:.~~:C!~,hoot I'!' SHIR HA-MA ~ALOT o ir1eeP1ione5'M>s21 SctOQq1Phonei;.1~z HARIOR REFORM TEMPLE .------------------------.! ~S..-.kn LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER LCA f.rldcryt•... t :Ur.M. . . ,...,~ 2t00PcrcHkYlewDr~C_...6tlMw '44-204 FtntFritMr .. ..__.... 7:lOP.M. SndG'f Sdlool-9: 15 A.M. Rabbi: Bernard P. King 1'400W. Balboa Blvd. S...doy WonMp-IO:JO A.M. Rabbinic Intern Neil Daniels NewPortBeech,Cal1f. Re•.l.«Ty Frllh...., Pntor-552·07'2 Educator: Dons Michael ,.. .. .__...._ ul '75-7Jl0 GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN, A.LC. C .. •.,.dol• Set.oaf, Main et TIMtl, "°9111• 9'30 AM ....................... Worship (child care) 10·30 AM ......................... Refreshment Break 10.45 A.M ......................... Christian Education For All Ages A dolph Kloth. Pastor 559-4284 Saint Matthew Lutheran Church Welcomes You Worship 9 00 l!I m. ·Christian Education 10.15 a m. C11lnr Drl'l'e crt S~ In lr•lnt ~ M. MIH'Mlftft. "••for su.1121 FAITH CHAPEL EL TORO Y.H.M~.Pedw TEMPLE BAT YAHM C"--l ..... MIUtM D. MYlllMAH ·~ $-' oe-. .......... ow.ctw S ...... 5.mue t:= t:IS P.M. AtT ..... , 1011 I •St. .__..._. ..... ........ Scb... l•••V t:JO A.M. te 12 .....,.,....._n...,<titl·~··,.M. ,.,. ........... _ .. Ctlll67MM6 P.O.lo11Ht.C.-. .. ..._.f'HU TE ,.,,_ .. _ COMSUYATIVI S..._..S....lc•s l•ery Friday .... ,,,. .M. .._..,.Clw41N9la..•ftf....,_..._. J401 9"tlleA•e .............. 111·1J21 646-7112 HUHWI HUGIOUS SCHOOt. PO 8od$1,T-.Ca .., ..... ~····· PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Church of the Co••...t l1SO~ld.,Co1te,.._ ... A. ec.m.. , .. tor s-leyWonltlp&CllwchSchool-1:30& IOA.M. ~H7-JJ40 COllll'IUlity Pretb=an Church 415Fon1tA.... IMch ·1n.ArthwJ. T_..nley le•.IMDftH.Thlel f ·IOA.M.-Clwhff•HilccrtiotlW- IO:llA.M.-Wonhlp I l:ISA.M.-felo,.,lhlpH.w ~494-7555 St. Marie Pretbvt.rian Church Ccrnier J..__& En.w..if-Dr .. C_., Mr l••· Wllf-A. Mc~ re1tor WonNp & Cllwch Sct.ool -9:00 & I O:JO A.M. l'MM:644-ll4 I This Sunday Worship In· St.JlndrewsPresbyferian Church 600 St. Andrews Road • Newport Beach• 631·2880 OR. CHARLES H. DIERENFIElO. PASTOR Services 8:00-9:30-11:00 A.M. ..ITSA WHOLE HEW IAU. GAME" Or. Charles H. Olerentlold, Preaching • CHILD CAii i C .. LHIH'S SUHDA.Y SCHOOL AIC HILPUHl-645-JZJJ A.TA.LL SUVICIS Wt'reG~TEMPLe''e1°LAT•od~' · • a ,.,. .. , .. 11,,. Jewttll ce .. .., • .-.i..t H ntlft• IM $"411t4N<' V11a.y . .., ........ , ... _""' .. Our New Location 28570 Marguerite Parkway at Avery : Suite 209 Mission VleJo R•ll1Jous Services-R•lltlom & Heb,..w School Bar 1nd B•t Mlt1vah • ststerhood • Socl•I Clubs · Sabbat9' s.;vlces I PM T ...... EllM 831-0'65 c.uirolt ~!!~IlOMOIC, M4'~1Y lftAlt4, ms~ llWTllAl LIAHI I l7 ·J II 0 OHICI ~ >>M<,. l«Ml-,_1. ~ NA Yllt .................... 1:00 & I O:JO AM Sunday School -9 45 Morning Worsnip-11 A M. CHUICH SCHOOL •••••• , .................. t:OO A.M. Revival Ti..,._,-6 30 PM A d Ch h Th • s d (HOly CommunlonFlrat Sunday) t0.30A.M. R...,v11~ ""'"'•"Cl tten urc ' IS un a·y tw.••••.t wlMI .._........, e-.ct ftf ~ .23285 El Toro Frontage Rd 546-3228 -------------------------'·~r---------------------------~--~~---=----!"'--~---~----;...--------~~~------~~--:-~-J Frampton· Scores .Big· Crowd Sounded Like Rollers Were There· By LIM aOBINSON ,.,..,.....,.._. 5JNluw . . Surely the climax of Peter Frampton'a phenomenal success took place at hls three sold-out concerts in New York'a HadisonSquareGarden. lt was bard to believe all the hysterical cheer· Ing durin1 Peter's opening acoustic set; with all the young, teen·age girls on band lt was like a B4lY City Rollers show. Well, not ex.aclb' ... the muaic b sli,ghUy more sophistlcat.ed. • PETER <WOO WAS WEAlllNG satin trousers)· seemed daud by it all. He repeatedly announced that this was "one big occasion for me," and ,made periodlc song references to "1s brother and parents who'd flown here from England for the event. One was surprised by the inany full-length, col· or posters of Peter backstage. They lined the. hallways, were plastered on the walls of his dress· ing room (which also featured a lavish display of purple orchids sent by A&M. Records Prdi· dent Jerry Moss with a card in-. ---------~~ scribed: "You earned it, you deserve it, you're the greatest.") and were tacked up above the urinals. Was this in case anyone forgot who was headlining the place? MISSING BACKSTAGE WERE THE usual celebs who specialize in "rock slumming," with the Frampton fan Steven Ford (the President 's son) who attended the last of the three shows. On opening night, A&M .'#' (While Penny -l>eter's lady -didn't attend the party, sbe did watch the show, weartne a huae pair ol 1un1lu1es, sitt.i.na on a stool at the slde of Lbeataae.) Pet.er also seemed concerned that bis huge suc· cess would make him the recipient of a backlash. .. CERTAIN PEOPLE ARE turntne· on mo now," be told me, "beeause I don't want to d<> in· ·lerviews. I suppose it'$ inevitable ... " Peter really shouldn't worry. He's worked hard 'for years for this success, and has always been con- sidered a lovely -if sllehtly dull -boy. The fame really hasn't changed anYthing. *** A more low-keyed (but incredibly charming) event took place the night after Frampton's show in New York when Jonathan Richman and the Modem Lovers performed a sold-out concert at Town Hall. , Jonathan, who's released several albums on Beserkely Records, sings highly original rock and roll songs about teen-age romance and loneliness. IDS TOWN BALL AUDIENCE cheered him as he went throttgh such favorites as "Hospital," ("When you gel out of the hospital, will you let me back into your life?"). "Bank Teller" ("I've got a crush on the new telle.r"), "New England" ("Israel's nice but so's Maine") and a wonderful new tune about leprechauns coming lo rock and roll. Jonathan (who wore denim cut-off shorts, a green Santa Clara University T-shirt and athletic knee socks) was called back for seven encores. A triumph for one who has so far been considered a cUlt singer. '*'** ·lighting Sparks Lawsuit FRESNO <AP) -A Porterville man injured by lishtninar in Sequoia National Park has ac· cwied the park aervi~ of negligence for failiJlg to wam tourists about the danger lrom sue h bolts. Eddie Lee Schieler ~ ·filed a lawsuit h;i U.S.•. District Court here seek-' ing $1 million da~~ for injuries he sustained. · while standing on Moro · Rockon Aug.'20, 1975. THE SUIT says the park service encourages people to climb the popular attraction by providlng steps, hand· rails and a n observa· lion area at the lop. But, the s uit adds: t "Moro rock presents an extreme hazard in that lightning storms are fre- quent and Moro Rock presents a natural target for lightning strikes.·· The suit contends the park service was negligent in failing to provide "safety devices to de-electrify the ob· servation area." Saturday. Oelot>.r 23. 1m .... ·~ Doug~as Shah ·Walter Martin . . . . Self-Realization through Chrlst f\esurrectlon or Reincarnation Eastern Medirorion and Christion Prayer Transcendental Meditation and Oiblicol Trurh Dan· Armstrong Awakening your Potential In Christ The Joy a nd Freedom of the Oellever Dr.J. Edwin Orr Movements of the Spirit In Times Past H1sroric Awakenings in the Church - exception of perennial ~ tossed a huge party at the newly renovated (and slightly tacky) Tavern on the Green restaurant in Central Par k. During the par· ty Peter whispered to me, "Jt 's been an exhausting week, especially since Penny was in a . WHILE ANGELA BOWIE HAS TOLD some iiiiiiimir.!~~~friends that she and David will divorce. his lawyers · Dr. Daniel A. Tappeiner The Goal of Spiritual Growth The Dynamics of Spiritual Growth - Christ in rhe Inner Man slight car crash.•· snn ,01to T HE F,\~JILY CIHCUS. '·'""'9 '• -.............. ,, .. By Bil Keane ''Can I ask God to bless Daddy even though he's out of town?" deny that any such proceedings are taking place. Some say that Angie's new protege, singer Roy .Martin, is the new love in her life ... Kiss will tape Paul Lynde's Halloween special for Oct. 29 airing on ABC -TV ... Ringo Starr reportedly asked former groupie-turned-poet-and·rock singer Cherry Vanilla to recite a poem for John Lennon on his birthday last week ... Fleetwood Mac have put the finishing touches on their next album, "Rumoµrs," to be released in January. Clive Davis tells me that Ray Davies called him to say that the next Kinks' LP (and their first for Arista Records) will be ready by November, and they'll probably tour in the United States in December. · Settlement Ordered· FRIDAY -OCTODER 29 1:00 p.m. -1 o:oo p.m. Evongelisric Meeting -Free Will Offering SATURDAY -OCTOBER 30 8:00 a.m. -4:00 p.m. Seminar -$10 per person/ $15 per couple 7 :00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. Evangelistic 0~~tlng -Free Will Offering SATIRIZ ES in the DAILY PILOT ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY CAPISTRANO V AllfY BAPTIST OtUROt 32032 Def OltlipO lcl, S• .Jltea C:.plt.,._ StMdoy Wont.I, Str•lc.-1 & 11 A.M,. 7: 15 ,.M. s-dey l iW. Sc~t:lO A.M-Cllri1"9aT11' I I 6 P-"I. W_.t tdrf Pw a ret-6:4' U4. Pastor W1ll1am Davenport 493·1940-24 H--. •'IRST B APTIST CH UR C H OF ~EWPORT BEACH Pastors Dr F. K. Beshore, Sr Don Staples. F. K. Beshore. Jr. I 0:30 A .M. -''LOVI CAM CHAHGE YOUR WMOUfAMILr Dl. f . KEHTOH IESHORE 7:00 1'.M. -"STUDIES IM fllST TIMOTHY" Dl. F. K&ITOH H SHORE 7 p.m. Wednesday Adull Bible Study -New Life-Youth CHRIS7 CENTERED BIBLE TEACHING 2501 Clill Drive, Newport Boach-642-7443 HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH Comtrof Fain lew ... letttr, C .... Mete Dr Y'"'°" Doffkt111, S,......., l'tlaM 11141 5H ·1117 SUNDAY WOISHIPSMVK:H l :JO & 11 A.M.-SUHDAY SCHOOL t:4S A..M. lYEHIHG SBVICE-6:00 ,,M. WEDHISDA Y EYEHIHG -7:00 l'.M. lllU STUDIES CHIUSTIJ.H SB YICI lllGAHO l'l~GllLS FIRST SOUTHERN IAPTIST CHURCH 650 W. H.-H• S ........ Ce1te...._ 642.t l ll SUH DAY SCHOOL-t:4S A..M. WOlSH1' SU VICI S -11 A.M. & 6 P .M. HUlHIY l'lOVIDIO l'ASTOI. UY. JOI HlfHll COMMUNITY CHURCH IY THE IA Y Dr. w 111-1. Partitr, MW.- su..oov Ott ?• I() I"' Wl'l ll A11' V?U 1\-~1"' 1.111 Ir Th,.lt·r Coron• dl'i ''" I ltlh Sd1<10I !10\ Y.•'t lllull Utt\f\, ''~l)fJrf IJir..irfl Wtot (>1 21 IO•m 11'8~1\•'"0'do"<l lOYou ' '••PfW\ 1•tr.-\~ Mnb1l1 11·1"""" Partl • .,, w.~11;th~rH'l 1\or rt.--.M'll• , ... ,.1!0f1 Rt.tth e ..... Offiu ,,., -...... ~ .._ .... , ... CHURCH OF CHRIST z11w.wa...c.... ...... We're A Going .•. Gk>wlng. .. Glowing Church SUteDAY SllYICIS BIBLE STUDY .•. 9 A M. WORSHIP .. 10 AM & 6 PM "A FORTUNE IN FEU.OWSHIP: PART W ,l'l\lfl E THOMAS 84$-3191 BRYAN CROWE ~vmouth Con8~ational Churc,h n n ...._.s• .. .._,.,..._._,41.2740 SUMO A Y SllVIC~JO & I 0!00 A.M. "THE ROCK " CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llAHCHES Of THI MOTHH CHURCH THI ftlST CHURCH OPCHllST, SCl84Tl5T IM IOSTOH. MASSACHUSITTS "PROBATION AFTER DEATH" OCT.24 Cos to MeM-Ff"t Ct.rch of Christ, Sclftlffst 2110 ~ •• ,.. Dr-c .. 1. ~ .. s..day School -I 0 J..M. Chwch Str•let -I 0 A.M. RNditlcJ loom, 2H O Mesa Vw de Dr. HlltltiMIN leoch-Ffnt Clwch of Christ, Sclewtiat lltl & OtiH, ............. heel! et.rcll&S.IMl9yScllMl-t:JO& II A..M. • ..., .... -221.,..st. Child Care Moedayt t:l O to I I :JO A.M. Farl ...... 1-St.dy i.-.W..-Chri1H.t Scieftce Society of,,,, .. ""'"""" H'tll ScllMI 4771 c ..... Dr .. 1-111-211 S..lld1y Schoal-9:10 A.M. Clwch Ser•lc-9:10 A.M., R-221 WM. Sir-Ike-I P.M .. a.. JO I ....... leech-FintCt.rchofChri1t.Sci..tfst 6HH6tliDri•• Clwcll & s.tMllry ScllMI -I 0 A.M. ...... l ... -214fan1tA••· ~Hi.et-FlntC'-"hofCllrf1t,Scs..H1t }6011 4etty Dr~ L~ Ml,...e Clwclt & S.ltdey Sc'"'°'-10 A.M. ....... 11-2'011 Ckfty Dr. Maft...s.t.-1 I A.M.-l P.M. M111ioRVlefo-FfntCt.rchofChri1t, Scletttftt c.. ........ ,Sc ...... 25951 c:-.1•:• Dr. a.ell & ,..., lc ..... -10 A.M. .......... _,..._., c ............. ~ ..... Le,_ MewporfleMll-FlrttC~llofCllrf ... Sclfftilt JJH YMi U.. """9rl leecll a... a,_,..,, Sc•• 11 MO a 10:10 A.M. l~a-. f JtlYMiU. ~ Ol<e ,,,_ 1--. •IO-t 1.JO "-M lot SIUl!y 1'1- Mewport leecll-Sec ... Ct.rcll of Chrid, Scs..Hst l 100 , ... Y1ew Dr .. c ........ ..... Cllfth a..-, kMel-I 0 A..M. ...... 1 ... -lMO .. l .. Leo..tHwy .• ~ WM. hellltitT......., M11tlllp-I P.M-AI Clwcllet All ere cordially Invited lo attend the church services and enjoy the privileges or Ule ReadJng Room• CWC..,.ovWMAT ALL IRYlCIS MESA BIBLE CHAPEL ""-""" COUA-I• tn• , .......... S-. C.._.. Sctlul t:JO A.M. ... .,..,.., w ........ 10:41 AM. 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OF NEWPORT BEACH (MeMbe•C•u•Ch UMtodChUrcholRel~oou·Sc ...... L" I SUHOAY SERVICE Dftd SUHDAY SCHOOL-I 0:30 A.M. REV. ALIHT IURJCE. RScf ., MIHISTH .. TRUE omMISM" URBANUS S<;>UARE Mo~rthur at Ford Road-H~wport Beach IJ6-6tU Miftidtr'1 Mo. 541-6510 Something wonderful will happen to you at the MEW,ORT HI.HOR CHURCH Of RELIGIOUS SClfHCE 541 Cenler St .. Costa M esa 646·1032 MUSIC-MESSAGE-MEDITATION SERVICES & SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10.30 AM REV ELEANOR C. JACKSON Minister· Teacher -Pract1l1oner Tapes Available CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OF LAGUNA IEACH '()()61l19un1C.n-,onRd 11 ~I Toto Rd Ht"'VG~ru1td O 0 -M1nt:a1er JoUG.,.,lotl A .... llnlM.-1 .. SUHDAY SHVICE-t & 11 A.M • Jr. Clwch & Ya.tit Gr_,. -t A.M. Otlly BIBLE OUR MIDDLE NAME Coast Bible Church San Diego Fwy. 1 block So of Avery Pkwy. Cor. Margurite & Escolar Mission V1e10 ~93-1949 831-1191 495-1191 SERVICES: 10:30 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. ' .--~~~--~---~----------~~~~~--.1 1 HARIOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD 740W. WlllOft, CostoMHO 548-4704 DOMALDl.lllLl.1 G8* MtUM JACK U WIS ,..._. ,__.... ,..._. ...W•tw ttf M111le SUHOAY MaYICU 9:45 A.M.-SUHDAY SCHOOL I 0:45 A.M.-ltAllM DOUM, ~HOH 6:00P.M.-WlMOt41Y ,ASTOll llllllt a.cud 111 ••a 11 .uc. HARBOR A Ctrdial Welcltlll fre. tM OtRISTIAN CHURCH UNITU CMUICH OF CHllST .tMewflwtlnc:h COMMUlll CMUICH IDiK ipMal 240 I lr•IM at s-ta IMlbef CD*IGATIOMAL Church 61 I Helo.,..,. A •e .. School c-dtlMcw t:lO A.M. 644-7400 Mar""'9 DOMlcl W. l.t&. MIMter Wanhlp IO A.M-~W~ t0:45 A.M. Cllu<cll5eho()j1ncl urs..-yC.re "As Free t1£1;K10lllOI As A Bird'' Rev Gene R. Swanson CONCIEUTIONAl C~ Pastor l 40 St.AM'•"· 645-5761 ato.t-yre, LtMJll'ICI le•h NURSERY & CHILDCARE 4944061 JoM M. l ep.W.. MW1ter FIRST CHRISTIAN t:OOA.M. CHURCH Ctt.tlH Atb HCMtr Marn & Adams Stroels 101..M.-=:zw.,..... Hu~ltngton Beach a.di ScMal .._...., l !W.Sc'-"• Moml119 Wonhlp SHEPHEJD OF TH£ lllUS 1:15·9:30·10:45 .... 30121 """' ..... GOLDD4HOUl a..,....,... 495-1310 of WOltSHll'-4:00 P.M. 0.-.WS•dltl ..... MWstwr NurHrvc•'• proytded at all ltH'Ytte• I 0 A..M.-C...t1.a,a1..., Office 536-2569 femlty Wanttlp Dial Oevolton 536·9560 -'ClwchScheal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 792 Vlcterlo Sf,, Cost• Mne BlbloSchool 9: 15 A.M.-Worshlp 10:30A.M. Youth Groups 6 P.M. -Vespers 7 P.M. L. GWJ!M De"f. ,afar Nuu...,a.reS41·l4H Pr..&l>oal AA t).O. (! t:. tiJ {. t',::;n '4~ o" Tiii>; SlWJ> i r ~.,i~ MORNING WORSHIP: 0 · 8:30 or 1 f a.m •• "ARE YOU COMING TO THE PARTY?" t i: Dr. George 0 . Wood Speaking ID ~ CHRISTIAN EDUCATION and ~ CHILDREN'S CELEBRATION: 9:45 1.m •• ~ 6:00P.M. . ' 2-' "PEOPLE IN DANGER - .1.. DINNER STORIES" ~ . Luke 13-14 00 Or. George 0 . Wood Speaking "-o ~ n,.. G1·11~ o. fl!flml ~~~· / ~E'~ f(utur P. ~ .,. cP..,~ CHRIST UHl1'Y CHUICH Mo HIWPOIT HACH ,...._., ..._. _.,. R ... s.. .............. DfVOn 094AL SllY1CI • I 0:00 AM 111T1S 1MI ANGLE" f • l I I ' s In. T••k::•-..,..... JOHM UMIDYAU.. PA.STOil ,....,~~ ..... W.....,_7i00 P.M. COSTA MISA CHIUSTIAM SCHOOL ~-K~-£ .... "'411Y-CNldC.... Z.t• ca.~ 11•1 .,.._.....,_.....,. 1 . 646-1111 111.U A NATH '4'-11 1 • • Saturdar. October23, 1974 1 1 •• : ~ . [ . -;'.)I ..J'! • .ail)# -4,;t , .. ... 'f r I rl :i. ,•, ,, •' ' . • 1 'II 'I ., EXCITEMENT BRINGS SLEEP Narcolepsy Hits Humans, Dogs Too Sleepy Dog Aids Research JTHACA. N .Y. (AP) -Toss a bone to Ginger, a shaggy little mutt with a black nose, and he's likely to fall asleep. A chuck under his chin will get y ou only snores. Ginger's problem is narcolepsy , a de· bilitating disease that afflict s both humans and dogs with an abnormaJ desire to sleep. THE LONG·TERM DISEASE, for which no cure i s known, affects one person in a thousand each year in the U nited St ates, and an unknown number of dogs. But r esearch into the disease, difficult with humans, is hindered by a scarcity of known canin e victims. For that r eason, Ginger , who will soon become a resear ch subject at l "e Stanford U niver sit y Sleep Disorder Center , is an especially im port ant ·•man's best friend.·· GINGER'S DISEASE WAS d iagnosed al the New Y ork State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University her e after an area family noticed their new puppy falling asleep whenever he got excited . A show of arreci ion, the sight or food, the promise of play. even a friendly female mutt -all such stimuli produced only y awns and snores in the part-poodle, part-cocker spaniel puppy. Human v ictims of narcolepsy experience that same sleepiness. but the effect on their lives. of course, is far more serious. Humans become debilitated from constant sleepiness, find it hard to h old jobs because of inefficiency and the tendency to nod off, and also suffer marital problem s, according to researchers. DR. WILLIAM C. DEMENT of Stanford's Sleep Disorder Center says the syndrom e in both humans and dogs develops around the age of puber ty -an indication that it m ay be related to the w ay hormones interact in the body chem istry. The disease. which appears to be inherit· ed, has t wo m am symptoms, sleepiness and loss of muscl e t one, says Dement. Both appear in human s and dogs, but sleepiness is usually more pronounced in humans while loss or muscle tone is m or e common in dogs. Amphetamines and other drugs, which are usually used to treat the disease these days, are not the solution because v ictims become toler ant of the drugs very quickly, says Dement. "IT'S NOT V ER'Y com forting to a patient who will have the disease for li fe to know that we can provide relief for perhaps 18 months.·· he said. A person whose father or mother w as a narcoleptic is about 20 times m or e likely to have the problem than the child or normal parents. The chances of two humans with the same disease m ar ryinj? each other. however. is about one in a million, a fact that makes it dif - ficult to w ork out the hereditary aspects of the disease. said Dement. .;, ...... ____________________________________________ ,, "· BAL Tl-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del M ar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9 150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494-9415 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Ceme1ery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Onve Newoort. 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Inc., II C:..ll!of"ftj• CMPo<•lion, 7l002 El Toro Roed, El Toro, CA '1'30 Thi• blnlrwu I• conduct.ct by • <0< -•lt"" LaquN .. Ill\ Nu-ry Inc. o.or-qe S M•twotc•. PrH.. This Slete,.,,..nt w•s ftl.O wit" ,,... Coullty Clerk ol Orenoe Couniy on Sep. ttf'llller 10, .. , •. . ..., .. Pvb11'11ed Oranoe Co••t O.lly P11o1, Oc1. l. '· 1'. u. 1974 4093-76 Death Nol ices MAIUllNl!R P:Rl\NCES MARRINER R .. 1"9nl ol L.•ciun• Duch o•~•ecl ~way Frid~y 101nn" Su,..,1vec1 by 1 ion•. Wlll•rd o1 Ulolin• &ea<~ a. O..vict ol OIYrno••· Wa~lnqlo<I • Gr .. ll<l<"•lctr•n Vie w.n • --OI tl'te "mftrl(M L«a•on "u• lllttV Po" tn Laqun• B~t<h Strvot~• •PM. Sal Ott n~ •I P•c•llC v.~ .. °'811"1 R•v WHh11m "<lonofl><••linq lflltr,,,e11t .... clloc Votw Mtmor1.i Par-P•••llc V••w Mo•lu4M"• O'ftt· tor• F•"'•ly ~•If conlnbul~ 10 ,,_ ··~"· ,,,.,,,y For the Record Beach-Valley Girls (31ob Post Open .....,.., .... The Fountain Valley-01 lf•rrt.fJe Huntington lJeach Girls Club is "''"s."'-" searching for a new executive CAVOl.0, S..MU\ •NI ....... G: director. ·.>'NEALL. WevtW 8. AM Gt-'W ; ..oc>K$. T•-r•-St•-~: Jean Elliott, who bas served in ~~~:;·1 1-='t~~.:'~ the post since 'the club opened ~rvl11: •u&nN. cvnttMe L. -' nine months ago, told the board ::i~~;"'~.~~~~'. ~= ol directors she is moving lo San ...., R..-rt 1...: ov•cte.. 0oco ... L enc1 Dieeo by the end of the month. Ooneld A.; CORCORAN, Delara .J. e11c1M1ci-•J. , Applications for the posiUon cox. AolMlrl \.t• end Jo Ann: can be obtained at. the Girls Club, C.llVO\.I!!, Mar9erlta AllOtl• encl " 1.11rryJo11n;w1u u R,Marc••L.-18490 Euclid St., Fountain Stenl•Y M.; CAPLES. NII• AM -Valley 011 the F t · Vall All.,. Roy; PI RKi NS, "•lrlcJe Lynn ' " OUD am ey ,..,., 0eM11 LM; HEAD, Rita JUM Human Services Departm~t. enc1 J•"'" v1~tM; EVANs. OlrW• 10200Slater Ave .. Je.n 'I.lid Orre Pltllllt>. AGUILAR. A li . MIOu•I S. Jr, end Anll\ella J.; pp •Cations for the JO.hour• WAL.KER, Denni' C.rl encl 8evtf1y per Wffk post m t be b ' 0..rlene; FEHRMANN. J . Edward . US SU IDltted -Elltebelh M by Oct. 25. GOULD. ~nclr• Kn and Gerald For more • f ti 11 R•y; ALDER~. N•'•"• ,,_.,._ -1n otma on, ca Wayn. Merle. AMAOOR. Vtro•llt• Jean Elliott, 549-4344, or Lynne .,.., Mocl\eel FOSTER. Jou,.. M.<)rid Brightman, 968-6194. College Track Job Contract A.warded Tavaglione Const.ruction Consultant Company of Rlverslde bas been awarded a $U9,844 contract lo build a track and field at Saddlebadt College. College trustees agreed this week that the firm, which submitted tho lowest ofthreebidsonthejobshoulddothework. ALmOUGB a representauve or the s econd lowest bidder. Blystone Company ol Orange, protesled that Tavaglione lacks the proper lifense ror the work, the count)! counsel bas ruled lbe contract is legal, · The original bid5 ranged from $287,716 lo $318,387. Trustees. however, hadJ budgeted ·only $250;000 for the project. Willl•m Blurock, the architect. said, ''1 think we were all a litUe shook up" over the high bids. However , be said, $28,772 was cut from the low bid by making several substitutions • NOTING THAT the project la stW $10,000 above the budlet. Trustee Fran~ Grelnke asked,, "Dowe have a secret slush fund? Where's the money coming from?" , .... Superintenden~ Robert Lom· bardi said the money will come from the district 'a contingency fund. The track and field is expected to be completed and ready for use by the college's aprtog semester. Average Told NEW YORK (AP) -The averace church member tn '2 U.S. de- nominations contributed $137.09 to his church Jut year, an annual survey by the National COWlcil of Churches shows. Ger61d L , JOSEPH, Linde M erwl Ru\s111 L : 8•E~V. JOY<• Ann ~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~--~~~~~~--~~_. end R•ymond EICIOn, LESSO, "M -JamK W ; L VONS, Nor,,.. J -R-rt A. lnullllyl ; SUMMERTON. Petri,le J. encl Petrick M. •l'llHS.,,iemberlt MOORE. "ndru C.r04 end Rl<Ntd ... nry; STUETTGEN, B••nlce May end Jam .. Wlncnell; OIBBIERN, Je•n B. •nd Lloyd K,; LUCERO, Ricardo end Mu o,,..te; HART SM. Cir• El•HIMlh •nd Ronald OHn; HOLIHAN, s""l•Y J. end ~Cle R.; GALEOTTI, Jemuo. •nd Pllylli\ T.; RUIZ. Robert and Mary JAnetle; W"Ll(ER, Judith "nn elld We•f'l•eld ll<uce; HOt.LOMAN, A.rtle Ir--ClerMCe S.muel, Flied Oc:tober 4 NOWKA, MOfta IC.. •nd Joi• o: NELSON, AVVIO<lne M •nd R-ICI Leon: KEYWORTH, Verne M. ~nd Llonl!I J.; CLARI(, Judith C..rol •net Slet>llen CMrles; ZELINGER, Linda LM and Cllarleo Anion; l(~LEA. Sharla R. end Charl~s E.; TORRES. S~n P. and Giibert S.; WILSON, CollNn Nan and Ricll.trd Bennett: PAINE, All<• Mey end H&rold 8'1rtram: HUMPHREYS. T"°""'s E. And W..ndy Rae ABERNATH Y. CYnll'lla L. And Oouqt•s V.; ARNOT. Sur•nne Bartle•• ano Ceoroe M1tllee1. PALAGYI, lnq<"bllorQ H dnd T•ny l.M; CAUZON, Cocol B "nd Pelrl<I& J.; LINDELL. &'ldru E. and Mer-Steftn; GI L"NI, Ju Ila end SW<I: WELDIN, Oonald R. and Cynthia; HARDER. Marci•• M. ond Hoyt M.; COOLBAUGH Ralpn A and .H'llf>. Mlle I LANOA, Robert G. •nd l(athl.,.n M -HUBBACEI(, Shirley MdJof; SET· TLE. Kenntlh Harold end Su\an Jeen; BOUl'IGEOIS, Snlrltt .H'O<Und Ol?I Herry; TYSON. Joyo "1,,,. -Jolln Oon•ld Jr.: L" JEUNESSE, Ot?nlw and Ptul J ; DAWSON,Jonn A. -Joyce E.: SEARS, Maure«1A .. le encl A-rt H•,,,,.n; FISHER, Vtn\41 M. and Merle P.; ANOERSON. ~Joy'• and Chui es Jom; SAN· BORN, Mary Lou and Loul\ E. HALLETT, Oorolhy Jill """ Tom E : WELLM°'N, Robert •nd Belle; GRANT, Ronald Ect .. ard and Patrl<i• Lynn; ANDERSON, Marciaret Ann and Richard Raymond; SES TO, Kim 0..1 ar>d Oa•1d Front!\; SHETLAND, Sandra J, anel Arnolel E.; POPE, &II• tyJoandCMrl~\Jt\\e; TAPLIN,l,,. l'loqer and Mald3 Estner: FINI(, IC.IKtl\ 0 . and Mnrl~"n; DECKER, Lynne R and Val Oun WIDOE, Miclla•I 0 llnd 041 .. n Mdy, NOVERO, Jns 0. andV1oleU ". THAIS, Oultnt •nd Jtfluy; CAMPBELL, Mar•on G. end A11n M: SHEA. Leonorct L. and Winnie; R•V.llS, Luo. L. and Jot G; ROWE, Timothy Harold ana Valerie i=.ctor: YOUR El(, Joan 8ourdacie and Jolvt Jowol\: TYLER. PMnY Sue end Ron Allen HILL, Tr..lma E. and Ooneld L : MARTIN, Parr.cl• "nn """ 8'uc.e liarnson: SMITH, 0111<> LOUIW and AKherd Day; EVANS. P~y A """ Georcie S . YOUNG, Vova C. and M tO> .. I E.; REZ"C Rooln J.,.r~s """GlM1, MC LEOO. Marior•e 5'le -Malcolm Lloyd, TURNBAUGH, J•ynee M<ty and Stephtl\ A R WESTWOOD, Ellen P•l,.cla •ncl Tl\omu Albe•t · GUM MESON, Patricia Ann •net Fran~ La\ltrn KILBURN. Judy L and Du.one A; COLE. Robt•a A •net R"""'" W.; ROBINSON. G.tle P. and W•lllamW: BOUCHER, Janel L. end Freclerlc 8 ; IRIZARRY, Sharon J, end "rnelclo M•nuel ; BLOWERS. Barb<1ra Chr"lln• and C"arles Claude; "NOEASON, Ver" Lonrum and Ger· rel! Lynn ; ADOINGTON, William P. Jr. end G••raldln<!'; HOWARTH, t.awrr'lto T. Md Sltlrley J,; EM-BREY, Allie Wll..on Jr., and E'™IC A!lne. DE LANCELLOTTI. Caft'4•r and Elliallft" Ann: NWRANSl(Y, Pllylll• A an<1Stove: HAYES,Jtnlcel.ff•ncl JamM Ern .. 1: REHFIELD, C&rol Ann anc:t Fred ••l c ~ Max; HOULIHAN, Thoma\ Josto" end Calllenne Loul•e; BRYANT, &>nlta M. ano Ralph Wavnt; GRAGG, • Dolor•• M And R0qer L. tnullllyl: AVARD, Linda Conc•llll 41'1d Sh<'rln Ayarl lnull1lyl ; LASATER, Robyn L•11" ancl Ro Der I Mac•, VOGT, Oo.,qla• G and Sttt-1111 P, WEHREN, G•ll Franc~5 •n<I DI>,.. ni\ ICMI; MC GAFFIGAN. ~ Jose!>" and Jud•tn o . OOOSE, 8on· n·• J am! Wolham H , S TURNl~O. 0..rlu "· &nd OonnA K•y STAIB, EllMn and EdWMd FUENTEZ, Kar•" May &nd Rudy· STRONG, Don.lid Em,.,, and K•thry" Vlr91rtl1; VEROULT, Leslle Ann And Arlllur .klWO"; BOOZELL, Patricia G !Ind Lonnlt, TOTH, Merilyn E. an<I Peter WJr BROWNING, l(•llh Oevld and Lori Mane 0 DONNELL. c.trol J and MltlterlB SP"NGLER,C,,rt\tlne C """Rlclta•d H. BERNHARDT H~I Rober t .,,d OonnA LU. CHAVOYA, Marl• G and EdQardo . SHINN, Md•I•"" Flfy ·•ncl Jam.s Wllllam STEVENS. e.>verl•Y L &nd JOM R, Sr .. PERRY, Cynthia E. Md RltMrd E . BERRYM.llN. Lind• Olanll And R1cMrd Jo"n Ill; NIEIDHART, Joy Annand Jame• Hallry. GOLOSTEIN, Barbara 5. alld Robert T.· HUSTON, Dl&ne 1.. And Dille A .• GOODMAN, Nin.. F. """ Cl\arles L .. l(ETTERINGHAM, FO<l· dA °' anCI l(ellh L ; B"MBC:R, Hl\rolel E Jr and BIAl\(f'or V,, IFERGllN, Row ~nd Jo••Ph, JOHNSON, Mvrna 1.ee And Rlthard L : SANCHEl.. BllrtNra Juno and David A , PERFZ. Su5an A 1nd J&c• Anlolln, WOLBERT, Mllrl•n. E &nd.IOl!nV ARMSTRONG, Laurence Peul -Merl" O>rf\tl,,.., STEWART, W-C and "rlhur F STOPNITZKY, 8flln·Zi09' •nd L•urf'n Ch•rl \t BRABEC Shannon a"d P•ul C .. OPKIN') JttAn "nd W1111em LENY! H~lene and JO\rllh M. Refresher Class Set A Gregg shorthand re· view course will be of· fered al Saddleback College during both day and evening hours begin· nlng Tuesday . Registration is open for the mid-sem ester course designed to serve as a refresher to build reading-and wri ting skills. Further information may be obtained by call· Ing the college's Busi- ness Division a t 831·9700 or 495·4950, extension 221. Paid Political Advertisement Come hear and meet PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD • Ill Orange County S-i1nday Introduced by John Wayne Toniorrow, ~unday 1:00 P.M. Fountain Valley Recreation Center, Mile Square Park 11' N Brookhurst and Edinger, Fowatain Valley e BANDS e ENTERTAINMENT e FREE PARKING · THE SERENDmlTY SINGERS SURPRISE CELEBRITIES ~ared and Pald fw by Prestdent Ford Committee, James Baker, Chalnnaa, Wa .. la&lw D.C. ) I ' • Saturday, OCto~r 23. 1871 DAILY PILOT B r uins Face Crippled, Vengeful Bea BJ ED BUaGAJtT oe-. o.ll'r "'*MM! !IERQLEY-JL once bad all the tngredlenta of a collete foot. ball ,1pectacul~r. but today's UCLA·Callfomla 1ame look.I Uko another eaay obstacle for Terry Donahue's Brulns-1\(>w that the Bears have been riddled with cetUy lnJu.rle.s. . , • Sportinl a 5·0-1 season record 'and No. ' national rankinc, the ·explosive Bruins are H·polnt cb9icea to ,turn back a Bears team that"ls 3·3 overall and 1-1 in the Pacilic 8. lCiel&olf la 1: SO in Memorial Stadium where 60,000 rans are upected. , • Before the season be1an, California supporters were talk· in& about rennee. tJCLA's 28-14 ~ lot year coist the Bears a ltofe BOwl berth during a seaaon in 'rhlch they fini.ahed 8-3 and were -co!cbamplons in the con· ference. ,\nd with the return of quarterback Joe Roth, who threw Jof 1,880 yards, 'and wide recelver, Wesley Walker, who caught ~ passes for 839 yards, the Btara figured to be potent. :But, Roth and Walker are in· Jund and don't figure to play prominent roles today. Also, California is coming otr a stun· ning 10-9 setback to lowly Oregon Gavin Hedrick .. Stats Deceptive On WSU Punter By llOGER CARLSON cems Saturday as his Bruins 0ttMD•llYf'.'IMSU1tt breezed. But he added, "We When rt;ports filtered ~ou~b ,,·· )¥alched Hedrick punting before thatWasbington St~teUruve~tty : ... 51.he game and we knew if. ~unter Gavin Hedrick was kick· ;"Washington State's defense held mg at an average or. around 37 up, the WSU punting game might yards per try e~rly 111 the 1976 really be a factor to contend football can;'patgn, the. query with ... was •. ~hat s1 bappe nang lo WSU coach Jackie Sherrill. lledric~? during limes when he's more re-Hedrick did better than that acltable has this story on while playil)g high school football Hedrick: • at New~rt HJrbot. He was "One of the first things I second an the PAC·8 as a thought I saw in practice was freshman, led ~he conference as Hedrick shanking the ball. Well. a aophomo.re watb a 44. 7 ave~age 1 started right out onto the field to and was. billed for All-Amen can correct the situation ... until J status thlS year· looked down the field and saw the So what's wrong with Gavin ball go out of bounds on the one- Hedrick? N~thing. . yard line. It was a 51-yarder. In fact, he s even bett~r ~his "You can say I'm in charge of year than ever .before. It s J~t the punting game ... because that many of his attempts thls Gavin doesn't need any year have been coff~n corner coaching." punts to put the enemy ma hole. Minnesota coach Cal Stoll also "Gav~ had them going wl.ld at bad some kind words for the Kansas, reports a WSU official. Newport Harbor product calling "He kicked one .out ~f bounds at Hedrick the best punter h~'d ever the 4 an.d ~en hit a high one t~at seen. · lanrled ms1de the 5 and the kids Hedrick credits a lot of his down~ it atthe 1. . . ability to Newport Harbor coach Hednck and h~s Washington Bill Pizzica. "He taught me my State mates were .m Los Angeles stuff, .. says Hedrick. "He could ~ast week, abso~bmg a 62·3 past-always tell immediately what ing from nationally ranked was wrong ... just little things. He UCLA. . . . never blew up over a bad punt, H~ck, with his 47.3 average , and he knew how to correct it." fors1xpunls,seemedoutofplace "I first saw Gavm as a with. a tea.m so dominated ~nd sophomore," says Pizzica, "and a.dm1~led 1l was a depressmg be was punting in the 35-37-yard situation. range then. His size, being tall His goal at season's outset was and lanky with extremely strong to •lead the nation in punting legs, coupled with good whip ac- average, which would mean in lion intothe ball helped hlm. the area of 48.0. His efforts Satur-"But the biggest thing in day, which included a S9-yarder, Gavin's favor bas been his ten- upped his average to 42.3, still a dency to work hard. He wasn't long way from his fint goal. afraid to work at it. He worked "My thoughts now," says with weights in tbeoffseason and Hedrick, "are just to keep im· punted all year long. His natural proving the average and hope the talents just took over and it selection com mittees will be became a habit for him to kick aware or the coffin comer kicks well. that have hurt the average. "Lots of times you have lo pre- " And I'm looking toward my scribe a certain workout for an senior year." individual during the off season, Hedrick says his technique has but not with Gavin, he did it improved by watching the ball tµmself. '.' through the entire swing. "I've How dad WSU steal a punter of settled down a lot too." says Hedrick 's ability away from Hedrick. Much of p~ting is men-Southern California schools? tat-a matter of concentration. "Nobody else was interested in And experience Is the best thing me," says ~edrick. "I c:ime here to improve conce ntration." as a defensive back, but 1t was ap- UCLA coach Terry Donahue parent very soon that punting was admitted there were few con· my best asset." State and will need a miraculous effort to ball th• Bnaina' 10-game winning streak. Tbeotis Brown, who have ruabed Another setback far Callfonla The Brullls bave woo with an otrense that 11 ruahlng fqr 337.2 yards per 'lame and With a de- fense th-tis ooty pennittinc.135.S yards rushing-both statlsUcs ~ topcs ln the conference. The Bruins are also averaging 35,2 point.a per 1ame while giving up only9.8. for 5t 1 a n d 5 U y a rd I • ll the f aUure ot a 10p n.mnlna Quarterback Jeff Dankworth has back to emerce. Tbe Bean are run for .(S5 and passed for 381. only tuahinl for tU.% )'ank per The.Bears fiaured to make lbls came, led by fullback Tom a contest If Roth was healthy, but Newton who baa pieked up 2a tbe All-American prospect yard.a on 6S carries for a 4.5 s~alned a knee a1ainst Oregon average. State and doesn't figure to play. Yet, this .,.ame s~:Jrove to With UCLA rankln& last ln lbe • ,., t conference against the pass-be interesting-part1 arv o foes are \hrowlng for 181 .Orange Coast areafans. Foure~· ya.rdJ per game-Roth wu-ex· ateaatandouts.Pl,ayfortheBu.N pected to play·e Pl'O~nent rple .. · ' while. th~e• ~·•.• sult up:for,;he And that spells trouble for a Bears team that ls only Mb in the conference against the rush, allowing opJl(>nenta to gain 196.$ yards per outing. Leadhig the UCLA veer attack are halfbacks Wendell Tyler and Instead, the Bears will re,ly,on . ~~·· l : • • • capable backup "'°eCt Bes~a. .. .The'oruy at,rter is Keith Eck, l who bas completed 10 of l.Spuses • 6-4. 230-pound ·offensive guard for for 21' yards. Roth bas connected. OCI;.A·: lie · prepped at Crespi .onl05of19Sfor 1,323prds. High in Encino but now1ives in A, Wlrtpllo\O OREGON STATE'S JEFF KYNASTON (14) FACES SC TODAY AT THE LA COLISEUM. Beavers, USC Collide Oregon State Slwots for Another Upset Today LOS ANGELES (AP) - Southern California's Trojans, led by rampaging Ricky Bell, welcome home an old friend to- day when Oregon State visits the Coliseum, but ·'welcome" may not be the right word. Craig Fertig, Oregon State's rookie football coach, played quarterback for John McKay at Southern Callfornia in the 1960s, and remained there afterward for 10 years as an assistant to McKay. His homecoming party may, however, be an unpleasant one. The seventh-ranked Trojans, coming into the Pacific-8 clash as the nation's second-leading team In both total offense and scoring, are favored to beat the Beavers by four touchdowns in the game which is also their homecoming. Southern California, ofr last weekend, is 4·1 on the season and 2-0 in Pac-i play, while Oregon State is 1·5 and 1·1. "USC is a great football team," says the 34-year-old Fertig, who notched his initial coaching victory last weekend when his Beavers upset California 10·9. The Trojans, following their bye, appear rested and generally in good health for the contest, which begins at 1: 30. "The Trojans are the best foot· ball team that we will have played this year off what I have seen on film. USC has a great . U npre dietable Foe Injured 'Huskers Tackle Missouri LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -Some or the big offensive guns on Nebraska's third-ranked Comhuskers are hampered by injuries as the squad looks forward to a key Big Eight Con- ference football game today against No. 17 Missouri. I -back Monte Anthony has been plagued by a series of in· juries. the latest a banged-up knee. Fullback Dodie DoMell's status ls questionable after re· covering from a concuuion. Despite Injuries, the Huskers have piled up five straight vie· tortes, with a 2·0 conference re· cord, after tying Louisiana State · 6-6 ln the season opener. Coach Tom Osborne said he thinks Nebraska will see the "re· .al Missouri" team at Memorial Stadium, meaning he expects them to play on a par with their performances against Ohio State and USC . The game, which will mark the 85tb consecutive sellout of 76,000-plus in Lipcoln, will be na· tionally televisea. Osborne said the kicking game could make the difference Satur- day, because he sees the teams as well matched in personnel. Osborne says Missouri tailback Curtis Brown and slot· back Joe Stewart combine with Pisarkiewicz to make up a "great" offensive unit. "Probably in terms of just pure personnel they've got the best people in the league." tradition and they have through the years been a very fine foot- ball team. Having played and coached there. I hope I helped to enhance that tradition." Fertig, saying he feels as if he knows more about USC's football team than his own, said be re- alizes the Beavers have their work cul out for them. "You start with Ricky Bell and you must stop Ricky if you are going to have any success against the Trojans. But they are a lot like Cal in that they have so many weapons." Bell, the Trojans' workhorse tailback, bas been virtually un· stoppable thus far this fall. He leads the nation in both total run rushing yards, 1,008, and average rushing yards per game, 201.6. Southern California coach John Robinson, though, gives Oregon State credit for having a good defense. When asked why the Beavers were able to beat Cal, the Trojans coach replied, "they outplayed them. "Oregon State has a good defensive team which is improving each week. Defensively, they're right now one of the better teams in our conference." Oregon State, riddled by in· juries all season, must go with a freshman quarterback against the Trojans. Scott Richards, 18, ls the fourth Beavers quarterback this fall. Three others have been sidelined by in· Jurles, Including last week's starter against Cal, Kyle Groasart. Richards, however, played well after Grossart went oCR in that game, leading the Beavers back from a 9-3 deficit. Fertig, excited about coming back to Los Angeles, said he hopes he doesn't get confused when the USC band strikes up the Trojan fight song. "I pro~ably won't know whlch direction to run,'' Fertig said. Missouri has had a much talked about up-and-down season. The Tigers defeated Southern California, Ohio State and North Carolina en route to their 4-2·0 mark, but suffered surprising defeats at the bands of llllnois and Iowa State, and had to come from behind to down KanaasSlate. 28-21. TOdayon TV Nebraska pounded Kansas State 51·0, but the Nebraska coaches don 'l see that com· paraUve score as being signifi· cant. Defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin says, "Thls is going to be a typical Ml111ouri-Nebraka foot· ball came -a real beadlmocker for 80 minutes.•• Q u arterback Steve PlsarkJewtca, injured earlier this year, will guide the Tl1en' of. fense . Th• battle of the linemen is ex· peeled to be a classic. Nebraska boaltl a pair ot of· fenalve tackles who are u well respected In their own right. Monia TowDJ will face Pruitt .croP the tin• of tcrtmm ... and Jama Taylor wUl Co 11a1mt FUltl. 12:15p.m . (1)-COLLEGE .FOOTBALL -The Missouri Tigera take on the Nebraska Comhuskers in Lincoln, Neb. 1 p.m. (4) -TENNIS - The sin1Jes final In the ColJate inaugural from Pal~ Spnn1s, a women's event. 4 p .m . (2) -CHUCK KNOX: FOOTBALL. (1) - ARA'S SPORTS WORLD - Bowling tips by Dick Weber. Alao, a chlca10 element.ary s~ool basketball cbam· pfohahlp game. 4:30 p.m. (2) -SPOllTS SPECl'ACULAll -The 5lth Jockey Club Gold Cup. Also, dirt track auto radn1 at .Du QuolJI, Ill. and tho World Karate cbamplon1h1ps. 5p.m. (7) -WIDEWORLD OF SPORTS -The National 500 stock car race, taped at Charlotte Speedway. Also, Eve1 Knievel as a daredevil and a father. 10 p.m . (13) -NOTRE DAME HIGHLIGHTS - Highlights of the Nolt.! Dame-South Carolina game. Taped. 10:30 a .m. (5)-COUEGE POOl'BALL -Foota1e of the UCLA-California game, taped tn Berkeley earlier. 11:30 p.m. (2)-cou.EGE f"OOTBALL -The Oregon State Beaven meet the USC Trojans a t the Coliseum. Taped. Newport Beach. Olhar 'i area st.an playlnl f« UM are backup uarterbackl Bukicb an3 Rick Bash .ret f«merly of N•wport Har ana . Edl1on <Huntln.ton Be eh) ~ the Btan 360-§' d: fen11ve tackle Jack' Cla ot Ed1lon and Oranse ONlt ,,. 11 the top are~ play~ C1 i..J&.t~ ~ lilitd u tile. No. 2 wide ~· Fullback John DIJCOn d Estecla Hi&h ln Costa Meta 11 the ~: 2 tullbact whlle Larry Gi ol Golden West Collece Ls·bac at defensive· end: Rick Pu Of Edison and Oran•e Coast ese ls the No. 3 center. · · First WID For West; 1: Move Neal? LANDOVER, Md. -K•m Abdul-Jabbar scored 33 poht$. i.2 during the decisive third qu.er, and led the Los Angeles Lak~ to 103·84 victory over he Washington Bullets in a Na nat Basketball Association o ner Friday night. It was the first career coac(Ung win for Jerry West. Jabbar, who bad 19 re~nds and four blocked shots, igrfled the Lakers at the start or1 the second half as Washington fOO· tinued its ext~nded streak of fOld shooting. 1 The Bullets led 30-24 afleri the first quarter, but then scored fmly 29 in the next two quarters Vllrlle hitting but 26 percent of their shots. • M°"e OK .. The president of the Arl.,na Board of Regents said Frtiay there is enough votes to appf()ve Arizona State and Ari~U.a.'s move to the Pacific 8 A t.ic Conference. J Sidney Woods, president o~the regents, was quoted by the Arlrona Daily Wildcat, thetun· iversity student newspaper as saying "the votes needed for either or both schools to s~lcb conference will be present a~our November meeting." l Golt Le ade rs COLUMBUS. Ga -Second.-.! KOt'e\ II\ I .... \IU,000 Soult.er!\ OPM QOlf tour ,,.,. •.1'1·v•rd, r>ar 10 Grun hlMld Count <AIUl'W' H-tGfeeft M¥.McUtldon JlrnCotbel"I J•rrvMcGff Jim Simo!\\ ~II St-1nt1er9 c;,1., Jon~\ Larry Zleqt•r o.r"f ICOC" Oil 0.l llodrlQUel Bel\ Ct..-\haw Artie McNlc•ue 0.nny Edwerd• Ge6r918url\1 OlarlesC-y Herzog R e tired KANSAS CITY -Whi,tey Herzog, who managed ~he Kansas City Royals into (the American League baseball J:en· nant playoffs for the first tiQ\e tn the club's history, was sldte<I Friday to a new one-year con- tract for 1917. t Terms or the contract were;not disclosed, but Joe Burke, Rojals general manager, and Hertog both said he got a subst.aallal raise ln pay. , C..rtBaU~ I MINNE A PO LIS 'lhe University or Minnesota said fri· day it will go into federal cou#t to block an indefinite probation lm· posed by the National Colleglllte Athletic Association on all men's sports at the school. The NCAA found MiM~ ln noncompliance for rerusln to rule three basketball player in· eligible. VK0ttCarpet LEXINGTON. Ky. -om als of t he National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA e lnvestlgatlng the Unlversi of Kentucky's basketball recrui Ing· methods. The Investigation, accord! a copyrighted story i Louisvllle newsapaper Fri concerns the school's rec efforts lnvolvlng at least basketball prospect.is over a f year period. The NCAA learned or all tiooa ol recruiting violaU interviews wlth the play none or whom ever play Kentucky. Tea•b Calletl PALM SPRINGS -Rain. day caused poatpooement o( semifinals singles matches in $200,000 In augural women's, n1s tournament unW this lng. RadioSportsT - •• r• DA.IL Y PILOT • Sat11rday, October 23, 1978 Gittens' 4 TDs Sink Tars, 30-10 87 ED BURGAllT OI tlle De.iv "llet l,.ft It took the WU11~ Glt- tena·led Fountain Valley Hilb Barona a little loneer than uaual to eet rolling, but once the ClF 4·A's No. 1 ranked foot- ball team got its m achine .In gear, it breez~ to a 30-10 victory over the Newport Harbor Sailors Friday night. Before 4,850 fans at Newport Harbor High, the Barona rallied from a 3-0 deficit after one quarter to open a 17-3 lead at the half. Jt was the Barons' sixth wrn against no toaea and second victory in SUnset Leque acUon. And it was the fourth eame in which Fountain Valley scored 30 points or more. . · Glttens• score came Valley fumble at the °"' minute after I..arry Barona' 21.yard line with Bugden made his fl.rat fA e :d reroaininc in the two interceptions, pick· openln1period. . int off the errant pasa at Five plaxs later, Eric the 2.5. A 11.yard Doug Smltb booted a 27-yard 'Jbompton pass to Ken · fleld goal that 1ave Mar1erum aet up Git-Newport a short-lived 1-0 tena' score. lead. And to dfsplay more The Sailors ftnaU)" superiority, the 88.l'MS 'scored again with 8:43 stopped the Sailors on left to play when backup three running plays, quarterback Gree Pa- forct.nc the hosts to punt quin rolled out and bJt with 18 seconds left Mike Mello "'.ith a seven- before intermission. yard TD stnke. Smith Fountain Valley called converted. for a fair catch a t Paquin was Ne~port's Newport's 37 and then top star, completing five utllized a rule seldom of nine passes for 45 used-the option to free yards. Tackle Randy k.lclt. Steinke trotted on Halley played a bi«i first the field and boomed a quarter, preventing 47-yard field goal that Fountai~ yalley from cleared by at least 10 running inside. yards. That came with SeeTARS P aaelM six seconds left betore • halftime. .Quick Junior running back Gittens led the as- s au It, scoring tour 0 .11., ,.. ... ,...... _., ,..ttkll <>'DMMN .. touchdowm rushing for IND A GOOD BLOCK BY A TEAMMATE. 75 yards o~ 19 carries SAN CLEMENTE'S BILL LAWBAUGH RUNS FOR A BIG GAIN ~eH and catching two passes It was never close again as the Barons took the second half kickoff and marched 80 yards in 11 plays with Gittens running eight yards for the score. Gauchos Tackle Corona, Dolphins Collide Seeking to maintain t~ir one-game bulge in the race for the South Coast League football crown, the Corona del Mar High Sea Kings bat· tie the Dolphins of Dana Hills tonight. CM Stops Tritons, 14-13 San Cle~me Fumbles Amiy Opportunities fumble at critical times. two first half scores, the diving interception in the 8~~.!l~,?P~!'s~?T San Clemente fumbled first coming midway end zone to slpp the San Clemente High seven times and Mesa through the first quarter drive. rumbled the ball away recovered five of them. alter teammate Brian twice at the Costa Mesa The first key fumble Chapman recovered a oAMUTAT•sT•~ goalline, ~en missed . a came with eight minutes San C~emente fumble at Fl"tctownuonll•nv , chance to be the game m left in the second quarter the Tntons 25. ~~::=::~::~~s ~ the c losin g 1 :21 as and the scor e tied. The Five plays lat~r TiMa1flr,tctOWfts 10 Mesa's Mustangs held on Tritons appeared to have Mollica team med with varmnn111ne m for a 14·13 Soutb Co'aSt scored as they fumbled Mike Snow on a 12-yard ~:~:::~'"' ~= League football victory_ the ba ll cr ossi·ng the pass play for the s~ore. Ne1yam9411Mct '" fl Id Fri h D D ddr1dge Pun1•.avta. c11s1. s-11 e on the loser 's e . goalline but the officials W en an u varospenallr•d 10-60 s 17 2 , 71 :ICO Jl I] '" 1-37.0 day night.. ruled the San Clemente booted the PAT, Mesa Fum1>1as·tumb1es101t o-o Tht; Tntons _went for back had bobbled it hada7-0lead. 0;s1.,.,,.,:C••OY0..•~1r; 0 1>-u the tie with 1.21 to .go before he went in and After Lawbaugh had s..nciemente 1 o o •-13 )..«) M for68yards. The Bar ons put the contest out of reach with 1:08 left in the first half when Gittens pounded one.yard off tackle for a TD. When explosive kicker Steve Steinke con-.verted, Fountain Valley .had a 14-3 lead. Despite the onslaught, Newport Harbor came ready to p la y . The Sailors forced the Barons to punt twice in the first quarter and Newport's Jim Hanke re- covered a Fountain Artists Rally For 14-7 W~n By RUSS BANKS quarter to Mission Vie- 0tUM 0.11., ""•uu.tt jo's 21, had 14 offensive Saddleback College bids for its third straight Mission Conference foot· ball victory tonight (7:30), hosting Riverside City College at Mission Viejo High. Coach Ken Swear- ingen 's Saddleback Gauchos have done an abrupt turnaround A;fter losing efforts against Cypress and Orange Coast. · Kickoff is a t 8 at Newport Harbor High and the Sea Kings of coach Dick Morris are 7lh-point favorites to make the Dolphins their fourth straight league victim. after sophomore Mike Mesa recovered in the scored (25 yards} on the ~~~.",'!.!! Dunivin had bulled over end zone. ensuing series, Me~a wt n from the two to cut the Th ··th 7. 40 left ln scored with 2: 11 to go m :,i~~!" '! ~ Mesa deficilto 14·13. th en, "1 th~ Tritons the half when Mollica OU<!Clrldge 1 ,. Laguna Beach High, plays to Mission Viejo's stung by an early Mis-33 at the half but total 81 s i o n V i e j o H i g h net yards to the Dlablos touchdown , rallied 82. v• n• behind a long kickoff re-In the second half 1• 30 tum and four pass in-Laguna~ach's defense And it's been a tough defensive front that has enabled the Gauchos to sit atop the Mission stan- dings with Citrus. Saddieback has given up just 113 yards rushing in defeating conferen~ rivals Southwester n (14-6) and San Bernardino (14-0). Dana Hills. unde r Coach Bill Cunerty, ·marches in with im- pressive offensive performances the past two weeks, scoring 58 points in their last six quarters of action against Costa Mesa and Iryine's University High. But the s nap from e gam_e. ards' rolled around right end 0~~11, 1 ! 1~ center on the. attempted ;ne~l dJ•-~l~:a~8alain at for eight yards. Dud-sa11c11-n11 PAT was high. Brad t~m e 1 a third down dridge's boot for PAT Lawblluq" Parker, the holder, al-le one ~es 8 , 5 Troy was perfect. oi11 ~ ;,~ terceptions to notch a took over as it intercept- o ~.o 14·7 South Coast League ed four passes and u 4·s football victory Friday turned back Mission Vie- night at Mission Viejo jo threats throughout the ~~~P~!?r.~:S.~n;hbo'1~~ame ~~~~a recovered It. Cost a Mes a al.so °""'"'" 21 12S . )' !~ High. second ball. TJle Diablos 1The Dlablos took ad-always seemed to have ~! van tage of a poor good field position but 5 J Laguna Beach kickoff Laguna Beach came up and from their own 43 wjth the interception. Although Mesa had the The game match.ed the squande~ed a :ood ~v~ ic7~::~' 17 ... 8 ,. Sol 300 The key to that o~ fen sive punch is quarterback Steve Crapo with his passing to Steve Telaneus, his threat in running the ball and with lead almost the entire running and passing of early in _~ e t t~ game. the Tritons con-Costa Mes.a quar~erback quarter, dr1vmgbfro~!~ troled play with their Dave Mollica ~ga1nst:rn ct" e!~ ~et :ut the Molllc• bruising running attack. Tritons' runnmg 0.f . T en:i t 0 n 5 • • M ark 0t11 .. ASSING CMUIMeH .. pc ~ 14 7 2 " ll<t· ran off 16 plays that oon-Bill Gompf, Dave n ·'°° sumed 9:08 of the first. Strombotne, Rich Nunis ·a couple o r able halfbacks to hand the ball to in 218-pound Mike Mulv aney and Keith Horgan. Corona d e l Mar. however, has allowed no opponent, including 4-A Sunset League team Newport Harbor. more than one touchdown. They marched up and Lawbaugh and DuruVJn. r l i h d Per11ar down the field-only to Mollica guided Mesa to Mess ersm t ma e a Totals Against the pass the Sea Kings have allowed ' only 35 completions ln 87 attempts for 40.2 p~rcent while interceptin_g a dozen aerials. And to complement the tough defense is an of· fenslve unit spearhead~ by tailback Mike Spraitz, po is averaging 3.9 t ttirds per crack as the 1orkhorse of the at~ck. . Spraitz has earned 61 t Clmes in three league fames and run for two ~chdowns. As a Junior l(e was a defens ive .. $tarter at Newport "' larbor High. Along with the threat • 1· Sprallz is fullback rad Stassel and ~ uarterback Scott erry. Merry usually = to the air a dozen es-relying on the rt pitch to Sprait.z for qiost of the Sea Kings' rzich. CM"adtlMarOffa1tH SOAC1a_11 .. 1 , 2 1 1 0 • 3 , ,, .. • l.Odd 32 .150 quarter. and Pete Hauser collect-.Mission Viejo executed ed interceptions wile all power football with played key factors on the Mitch Cheselka and defensive unit, alongwith Scott Spear doing most P eter DeBaun, Matt or the damage with runs Mc cu 11 o u g h , Jeff up the middle. Greenough, John Miller Cheselka carried the and Scott Henderson. ball five times in the Henderson recovered a drive, while Spear bad Jumble. eight carries .. It was ~e If Laguna Beach.'s ~e ease which Mission VieJo fense was tough, MlSSion ran through Laguna Viejo's wasn't bad, Beach with Spear getting either. Mike Brawley in- the touchdown on a one-tercepted a pass, Jerry yard run with 2:52 left in Nelson forced a fumble the first quarter. Mark and Marc Mummert re- Sandstedt kicked the covered it. Jay Hatter, PAT and Mission Viejo Carl Calderon, Paul La led. 7-0. Joei also played key Su rprisingly, it wo~d roles on defense .. be the last score for Mis-GAMUTATisncs sion Viej1o. d S Fl"'dowM""h'"9 ~ ': Chese ka an pear Fi"tdownu••"'"9 l 1 couldn't have done it F1"1-soena1ues o o themselves without the Toternrs1d-ns " • yards ru$1\I "9 '° I_!! line offensive line block-Yardspass1110 n ~ B k T...,.a..a Yardltest 17 -ingof Barry a er, 'CUll Netyarm o••Md 101 m Mehr, Rick Grover, Rick Plmlw.Y<a.dltL ,.,, , 4-1'.t Gibson and John White. Y•..ts-11red 2-10 2-10 Fumoln.fumDln IMt 2·2 101 The five consistently sur-...,o.ar1en opened holes so Cheselka ~':e91e8to" ~ ~ ~ ::1; andSpearcouldrun. · 11usH1Mo Mission Viejo's lead u,.,.. ... c1, td1 H yt lasted 12 seconds, as F1'911Ct! u ~' 1 Dave Chapman returned M111ar 1 • 1 the kickoff 95 yards for a ~=~d ~ ~ 1~ touchdown and Laguna ~ , 2• o Beach had tied the score Ar:0,.11 ,; .: ,: .... 3 t 1.' 3.S ~· •. o •t.O :u &t7. MIHIOAVlele Chapman took the ball :,k• ~l ~ ! !.: on bis own flve, broke ,..rUf' 12 ,, • u through a wall of players a1um : ~! : ::~ at the 20, slipped a taokle :"' 3 i 10 ·U at the 2S and outraced 11ow1r :, ,:, •• •1'° the r est of the Mission Tot••• PASSINO M u Viejo def enders. t.a1•1M1 .. ac" -eot>Hu9t-.1 u~ -l'Mrc JOM1t1tet 710 wMe-r 1111 UH Olll991t II) From then on it wu all OarllPf ~ '; ':' ~ ~ -__ £~~SIT~L!~P'!U~A~V~ELJM!O~U~l~C~A~{~10~)W™~~~W~S~O~~~y~~H=E~R~U~S~H~O~F~J~IM~K~IN~S~~~·--Laguna,b ut t ~e~• o o o~ --staUaUcs wouldn't have T••• 1~1,.,!~,. • .-ew L.avton 170 """°"" ~ 70S -ToddHoflftO• llO ----~·""-"" 150 Figueroa Goal OCC, Rustler~ in Polo ·Wins M S1e1Mf ns kP Spraltl 110 em Frnmatt UO Saves Irvine The Orange Coast Bill Rice, Orange College Pirat.es had an Coast's goalie who LONG BEACH.-:(;ary easy time of it as they Pl•yed half the match, trs Figue roa fired. in •1 routed bdst Grossmont. bad nine saves as the 11s penalty goal with 45. 19·7, in South Coast Con-Pirates upped their con-!:! seconds to play as the UC ference water polo ac-ference record to 6-0. Beach is the starting goalie. Ian .. .,~ LA Har11or 0 0 I 0-I Goldt!nW.\1 s • , :t-t• GWC KO<l1t9; Ale• 3, Waillo :a.· NauQebauer 2, Oannl• 2, Crook, ~. Oo•k•, R111y. Sc_,,ON....., Or~C:O.u 7 • s >-tt Go'onlMftt • 0 t ,_ 1 OCC 1eo<1119: OO<ktlt J, 1.actt 2. ·Trwt s. Ot8oer, Elder 2. Da~ 2. showed it in the fint s.ny • • i 1• .m Be b ll!lowotr • ' 2 tt .,. half. Laguna ac ran Tottll u 1 • • .u. one play lo t he firat ltlltmllr, Te,.,.rl, Ad'a,,,., 1eo Irvine Anteaters edged lion Friday afternoon. Terry Rice and John !:! Cal State (Long Beach), And in Soutbem Cal Wuko led the scoring for m 10-9, at Belmont Plaza competition, Golden Golden West with three :: pool Friday evening. West trounced visiting goals each. Wasko, who uo Leading 9-8 with three LA Harbor, 14-1. prepped at Huntington ,., minutes to play in the -:===========================:::;~i 203 game, UCI's goalie Bob - m ft{alonewas ejectedfrom LE" ASE OR !~ the game. Figueroa went BUY ns into the net. !~ Cal State scored to tie ttl lt up. Coaob Ed Newland mDBD ::; alternated players at the • aoalie spot tor the rest of ,.0 the time. UCI is now 10-3. 11'0 lar'I ,., O-rte" 90 UClrvlnl t .t • 2-\0 ~70 cal Stele Le t 1 2 .,_' 161 UCI KO<fft9' 'l9wr6a J, ""'11>ot 2. 1IS l.."911r, Htwlancl, &ovolley. 7 6 Years of EJcperience The Legend Lives X·19 Coupes 114 Sport Spiders 3 P Sport Coupe' Sedans & Wagons 1.0 1'S 1tO ,.., JCSOOCBa DICK MILLER MOTORS ·~.~~~,. 557 -2132 •• •, I ..J LUIE. OIL CHAMCWI, FILTER 6.88 The Gauchos, o n paper, figure to handle Riverside's Tigers, but it may not be as easy as first thought. RlverSJde. alter three losses, came alive last week to upset Southwestern (18-13) behind the passing ol 6-Z Robin Jones. "We thoug h t Southwestern had a very good team and we were a -little surprised th at Riverside beat them. Riverside throws the ball well, so we'll have to stop their passing attack,•• says Swearingen. Offensively, the Gauchos improved last week behin d t h e quarterbacking of Billy Yancy. But Swearin1en thinks there's a lot more room for improvemenl "The offen se has picked up a little, but we're still not doing a lot of things right," saya. Swearingen. With two straight vie· tories, the Saddleback coach admits t he Gauchos have momen· tum going. "Our k ids are playing well now, but even after those two losses we never get down. We wer en't really beaten, we j ust beat ourselves.•• ~cllOffellH TE John Hoyt I.. T Clal9 'u11adoM LG 8'1d LOflO c Norman 1Cat11lll RO Slmeo1t Holl-at RT Jim Lacnmun4 Wll Mille Perdl 09 BlllyYancy l'I.. Tom Miiier RB 011.!Ck Veit Lltw 1118 Oree Spalcti.r Sffl!lllNICll De""9 LE JeffGrMn 1.. T Tim Murplly RT #Nori! Merwin RE Paul MOti.ro La Jell Role111 1..8 Tony Mitre 1..8 RonWede c:e Lerry JordM Ga M.-eTrec., SS JlmO.,..y I'S V'-M<CWIOUQll 200 211 210 21' 21J 2U 110 110 ,,. 210 11S ., t., no t11 11S ,,, 1tD ,. OS * tit .. . . •. Edison Spanks lions By HOWARD L. RANDY OftlMO•llYP'l ... S'-" Steve Rakbshanl was the coolest player on the field as he paced the 'Edison Hleh School Chargers t.p a 22·15 Sunset. League fooa,ball ·victory over h ost Westminster's Lions Fri· day night. I •I Rakhshani showed bis coo l b est. on a time consuming touchdown drive in the second quarter when the Chargers came from behind a 7-0 deficit. to take an 8-7 halftime edge. The Edison quarterback was sacked oo two successive plays for 24 yards, bringing up a third and 34 situation. He stepped back and hurled a strike to Mike Malais for 30 yards and on fourth down, hit Malais again for an eight-yard gain and a ftrst down to sustain the TD<kive. In Jiddition, Rakhshani scffied a pair or louc downs, passed for ano her and was in- stru ental in a pair of two oint conversions .. pas ng for one and run- nin or another. T e Edison s ignal- c al er showed his boat gambling in- s again in the third er when be drilled a to Jeer Smith for a d gain on a fourth. and 4 situation at the minster 23 with the gers down, 9·8, to p the second Edison down. y Cano had his big- ges night at tailback for on, rushing for 97 sin 18 carries. t Doug Boswell, son he Westmi n ster h, was the rushing with 136 yards in 20 rie s and one down. ison 's scoring came Ive-yard pass from bani to Cano and run of one and tour yar for the Chargers qu erback. He hit Scott She rd for one two-point con rsion and ran for the her. 84h teams exploded lat~e with Westminster sco g its final TD with 3: eft on a Boswell end run f two yards. The tw point conversion wa thwarted on an in- co pleted p ass and E · n held a 16-15 edge. the next series. Jim carried fi ve times yards, Cano added d Rakhshani went ov with 28 seconds re· ma ing to bring the fin count to 22-15. game marked the 1 appearance of er Ma t er Dei qu r l e r back Tim Wi mor e in th e We inster lineup as a kic re r eturn and de- re e speciali st. mble reco veries we made by Edison's Ere Huth , Mik e Wi erby and Ra y Sh k s with M'l lc h Zu an picking off an i nt cept1on . R a ndy Sch artz blocked a field go aUempl and was a def sive standout locked punt was re- co ed by Rakhshani in the nd zone for a safety for e Lions. GAMI STATISTIC~ E w N n\ rushlnq 10 ,, own\ Ott\\•nq ' I w n\ Of'n~lllf'\ I I lr\t down\ .. 1~ ru\htnQ I~• 100 Da\\tno "" 90 lo\t 19 )1 rd\!J•lned 1~• '" ·•YQ dl\1, l19J l?H oenaUHd • so JU H lumble\ IO\I 1 0 n Sc•rt 11• Q11u1tr1 0 ' OU 71 1nsltr 0 1 , • I~ ltUSMINO l!dltoft 1<• " YI ..... u ., t 3t • 10 16 ·O I ,, ti 0 ~· J l 0 10 , 0 20 0 ,,. 19 J2 W.1tmll1lttr 10 ,,. 0 •• II •• I JI l 0 I• SJ J '~ • lS 36 700 JI . , ~ASSING ... _ •• IK -"' " ~ 51,..,,., • I n• . .... Wttl111l111i.r ,, 1l 1 • " .SJI Pro .Scores ........ a.Ht1Nl1 .... c1 ........ ldlld 106, CllltA90 '5 Alltolllo ltl, f'ltlladetl)llle 111 Antel" IOl, Was1tlno1~ IM ''.Hf° IU. lndltlld 110 l~tM,IC•"HICll ... OflttM 111, Plteenl•" ,._., 104, Golden St•lt 10l "etleMl lttdlt• Lt .. w. lf'Olt f, NY hl...09"0 -rJ,AllAftltl Mil• J, ColOf~O 1. tit term "Hot cor. wa1 u sed to cribe third base ln an game In CJnclnnaU. 1 DAIL y PILOT N .. IUNl9TLeAOU• 6 W L "'•a ' •• , to 1 •• ,. ' ' . ,. 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Kattllt 7 LM Al•rnllos H , Kennedy 1 To•ltlll'• O•m• Cypre11 v1 Loera •t L.• P•lmri'ef'lt MARINA'S f:ION VAL.LERCAMP (10) BURNS THE OPPOSITION WITH HIS OPTION TACTICS. DAVID McCOY (II) CLOSES IN. ANO•LUSLaAOUC 1 W L I'll' '"" Versos El Toro Trojam Seek Upset Tonight connecting on l~ of 32. Now that they've dis· covered how to score, the University High Trojans of Irvine will try lo snap a three-gam e losing streak when they clash with the El Toro Chargers at 8 tonight in But defense is El Toro's strength. The Chargers only gave up20 points in their first four games, despite starting no one who weighs more than 185 pounds. South Coast Le ague foot-E1Toroo11 ..... ball action. at Tustin ~~:'ti:~:~~~~ High. RG-John Pewwn M a c M o o r e · s ~G~;;;::,~:d•n Chargers, 3-2 overall and LT-Kim B•,~ 1·2 in league, have ~~-=~~~'}!~~!~1><> dropped two straight but Fe-e111 Falrbro'""' rate as If.I-point favorites ~~~1~~:,~~· to deal Dick Roche's Tro-e1 Toro°'''" .. j ans their fourth Joss LE-J1m McFM1<1•n without a win in league. ~~~~~~~~i,::,. Thus far, the Chargers RT -JohnHm have displayed more ~;~:,:~~g:cv~"'" • balance on offense and Le-e.11 Fd•rbro1,,.., defense and are coming ~=~~;~~ off 21·7 and 7 ·O losses to ss-veor91 Jacol>O Corona d e l Mar and FS~01••1•~ Unlvenity Olftnu uo no 1MI lllO 190 19\ IM) 181 18\ 0 \ I~~ 1110 19~ 11~ 180 1&0 16S ··~ HS 1110 IMI 1)0 $1, P11u1 1 0 4S 22.>, Bl<hol>Amet 1 O 6 M.lltf Otl I I 3t .... wvll• I I S7 IS Pl.n x 0 t 0 .11 SC. Afttllolly o 7 1 "11 l'rlddy'a Sort SC P•ut H . ~rvltt t2 Toflltlll'a Oeme Ptv\ X vs BISlloe> Amat •I Ml.~ CeNTUltY LEAGUE 'W L " PA El~ • 0 10 21 VIII• P•rt J 0 82 '' ,_,,Ill J I .a 41 Santo Arid Y'•lley 1 I 4' l9 , Or-, 1 •' 61 E.ten<•• 1 > JI IJ Tustin o 4 II • S...t• AM 0 I 16 7l l'rlOy's S<orw1 El MoOtfl• 21, F-111110 OfllflQtt21, Tu1tl"O T91'tltfl1't O•mt VIiia Pfrk Y$. SA V•lltf •I $A 8ow4 tAltOINOltOVI LCAOUE'. w L. ,. .... P'aclftca J o loO u GMClen Grove 1 I '1> tt 8ol ._ G' •n<le 1 2 S9 '7 lltnclto Al•mlto\ 1 1 '6 •• Sm•ntl4990 1 Al ?3 • Loi Ami~ 1 33 !I' u Quint• o 1 t• JS l'rlOy'1 Scoru Bots& Grandt 31. Sanllaoo ts P•c:lllu 11, ll•llCllO AtamltosO TOftl9ht'1 G•tnH c;.rde!IGfove et Botw Or•nde SM 8unorolno Y• Lo• A"'"P' M ~r<llJftGrove lno,..tHouel PlteEWAY LIEAOUI: W ~ T "" "" An.i.etm ) I 0 ,14-51 Troy ) 1 0 t l •J S.v•nna 1 I 0 7S ~ SuMyHill\ 1 1 0 S9 10 ~"· J 1 0 SI M Lowell I 2 I so «> We1'1erft 1 1 I 3>I g, lkleM P•rk 0 ) 0 ,. II Laguna Beach, two of se~•19AAC1rtt the most highly-ranked t~i;':.:,%""v ",..,,.,m~~::~~.~~·::' Circuit teams. C -Rov C•lllllan 1IO M.IQMfia?J. Lowell 14 But El Toro figures to llRGT~~'n'MNe11'c~•• "~ Trov<0.s .... nv H111,3 b. d f ' ..,.. ·-1•\ THl'llll'I O•mt get a lg e e nSIVe TE-OaveA•h~ 1q\ Savann•" 8utna Park•IWtiter11 ch allenge every time 08-JoMO .. •• •)O "'Cl" o.uy"''-'"'-'••vLe•"0"' Tony Fuller carries. :::~i:~:h~;::~ ::~ '""'w•v'•G•m• HB'S SCOlT TIMBERLAKE (54), ALAN PETERSON (43) AID MIKE D'ALESSANDRO (?). fi\Jller. a split end for the FL-MarkGrttn 190 "'n""''"';~·O:::·~':~!:w..,,e,,. first three games, has oe-R /;:~::;~~~.~::,~~u 160 towtll•t eueM Pa•k Vikes Rally, 6-3 Winless Seruon Looms for HB By ROGER CARLSON Of Ille Diiiy l'llol SUit Getting down to the basics ala the 20s, the Marina High or Hunt· ington Beach Vikings ground out a 6-3 Sunset League football victory Friday night before a full house of 4,5-00 over the host Huntington Beach High Oilers. It was Marina's first circuit win or the cam· paign and winless Hunt· ington Beach 's s ixth s traight lo ss - apparenlly headed for its worst season in 54 years of competition . The HB Oilers will be heavy un- derdogs in their last three games. The only other a ll· losing season was 1923 when the Oilers were 0·3. Mike Fuentes was the core of Marina's attack as coach Mike Henigan's Vikings rallied in the third quarter with a 45- yard drive after Ken Hanvey got them going with a t ough 30-yard klckoU return. Fuentes, perhaps grabbing a play from the 1926 Oilers varsity that was looking on, barged bis way for eains of 4, 6, 8., 7 and 5 in setting the ball up on the Huntingtoo Beach 1. 'l'ben .Kon Vallercamp sneaked . over for the touchdown with J : 09 left in the third period. The touchdown negat- ed a 26-yard field goal by Huntington Beach's David Moon after Alan Peterson got the Oilers moving with an intercep- Uoo and 17-yard return totheMarlna29. Neither team seriously threa~ed after that as the Vlk.es were bappy to maintain a ball control \ style while H unlington Beach, moving the ball in spurts. was constantly hurt by mental errors. Except ror t he one Marina drive the game was a tossup, as indical· ed by firs t half stats which had both teams with six first downs. an interception, a fumble and no points. For the most part it de· veloped into a duel of quarte rba c k s with Vallercamp against the Mike D •Al essandro· Marco Pagnanelli setup for coa ch Dave Van Hoorebeke's Oilers. Three times the Vikes threatened in the first half, but drives fizzled at the HB 29, 33 and 23. Huntin gto n Beac h marched to the Marina 'Z7 only to lose possession when Marina's Randy * * OAMIUTATISTIC1 Mat111• Fir'llOOwn\MISlllllQ • Flr'ltclowft\OdHlno • Flnt-..ioene1t1u O TOl•lftrSI-\ 17 Y••dsrv~lnq 1u Y-C>dUlnq 112 YttdskKt ,. Nttytt~o•'"•ll 111 Punls-.. o. d111 1 u • Vardspeiylfred •so F_.,....fumblts lo•I 1 1 Sure''~·'''" * ". ) I 0 II llO " u IM Solt. 752 31 Mllrllld 0 0 6 ~ • """' Betc:lt 0 0 l 0 3 Vall~c•mo Roy F-• Sl>rl1191r T°'111 llUSHINO ~,._ tell Yt yl •• 1, 3>I s 11 0 10 ., 1 It 41 ,.. " Hllfltln ... ,. •uc11 Ouf'!Mf'I ' 0 0 Ptlll~IOl'I • 1' ' Sw.rtllovl s 11 o O'AlftMftdro 1 •t • ~Ill • " ... 00 ,. h . \ 04 ., Brandon recover ed a fttmble Huntington Beach's last gasp came in the final 5:42 when the Oilers took over on their own one-foot line and moved as far as the Marina 38 before the defense dug in to spill Pagnanelli on a fourth-and-13 situation. Defensive standouts wen! aplenty-Marina with Carl Cherry, Mike Loya, Bill Coopm an and Alan Penner, among others. HB defenders "who s tood o ut inc luded Peterson, Pete Colin, Randy Roth and Bill Murphy. Football l'ltl!SHMAN SCA>•• llY O..•rltro Fin V•llev Gold 1 & o o 11 NtwoortH•l'llDr o • e o-12 FVHorlnq TD•-Ann1nd Eme"'°" PAT-!>ttlnk• mH l O\ Stt''""""· C•le\. l'ltlSHNiAN Score lrf 0..•'1•" o.MH1!1\ 0 0 0 1 1 CMOllddtl Mar 6 o O o • OH !!<orln9 TD-S.rtr-PAT Tumlin CCIM: TO-Wilh9 l'lllSHMAN kert h 0.•'1•" ~ 8eaclt o O I ti ~ Mlnlo•.V•elo t• ll & u ... , MV \COflnq: TOs -0.llntrl 1 JolMr, S.ncltet 1, ... lro , PAT Oellnerl lr11<1I. Oltl'I PltHHMAN kffl lly Qoo.lrtet'I Lo•"""90' o o o l•-u OcHnVltw U 1t • 1-l' OV scOf'lllO' TOs-e ecllmler 3. CoJln, 8tlltnl. Gtl'llllt. PAT Wot,...ls I run I, Coc>el•nel. Pheasant Orused • Ready to Cook TltM\,t\ ~ • ) 0 Tottls IU:;Nt~': U ELWELL FARMS ti Marl11• ,. -' llill ,. ~·· Sanla Ana 547-1193 V•llette,,,_ IS • f 112 .toe O'A••u•=';t'';' .. r .. ·'°° --·c•o•s•1a_M•e·s.-i-·64-2··4•3•1 •1 .... p.,,_111 t• • • ., ·"' ' T$1t I• 1 I " M HVC Records 58-12 Victory been Sensational stnce OT-C>anMllcllell "~ froyatWe~tern moving to running back, g~:-;':::~::Sv ::~ s.vann•5!~·;~~~',0~;::: 11 euen. galning 202 yards On 21 OT-RlckNeldormaW• l'IO l'e rl< OltANOeLl!AOUE carries and possessing ~;.:~~~~~":., :~ w L. "'c ~· the breakaway speed ca-v11za1d1var '"° t.•H•t>r• ~ ~ ~~ :~ Buck Reynolds scored three touc hdowns on passes from quarterback Burt Thorp and Hunt- ington Valley Christian Hi g h wallo pe d host Bethel Baptist of Garden Grove, 58-12, in eight· man football action Fri· day arternoon . that the Trojans lacked ~~~r~;~:;:i.:aae :~ :,:~'® J , •s » when they scored three Fs.-M<ir1<Green 190 "~"°n ' ' n 21 E-r1na. l 1 66 27 points in their first three Fv11er1ori 1 2 o g games. On the summer's final ~~~:nc1• g : ~ •:; In their 31-19 loss to Sunday of New York rac-PrlCMy'aS<om Dana Hill s, Fuller Sono••1.8ruo gained 165 yards on 15 ing at Aqueduct, young e10or.c1o11,velenc1ao Pat Day rode three win-T..,1,111·so•m~ carries. In addition. the ners in succession. c...v~•' L• H•br• Trojans have another of. ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiEi_i,i.,.i'i"ivis Fiuinitriti~i•i' vi1i1encii1iei f ens iv e t hreat in The Conquerors from Newport Beach gained 246 yards net with Gabe Brown and Corey Stover each scoring two TDs. Thorp completed six of eight passes for 95 yard., Score tty 0111"•" Hun! Vallo 77 ~ " " ~ e.-1~1 Ba1>lhl b O • O 12 quarterback J ohn Davis, a speedy runner who completed five of six against Dana Hills in bis first starting role. Yel, University's de- fense needs to s how im· provement and figures to be tested by quarterback Mike Sentak, who bas completed 23 or 62 passes for 391 yards. The other signal caller, Steve Key, JOU Will stop smoking on low1mb1r 30th HVC \C:Orlnq TO\ R•ynol<I• ,, Brown 2. Thorp, St•v~r ,, PAT Hu~~ U run\), lltYnolds lpanl, Burkhart CrunJ. Brown Crun) has thrown for 157 yar<b .... ___________________ .. 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Arch-rival Fullerton Collide FWJertoD, the overwbelmlnl ed 58 ol US panes f« a yards fenae-1ometbln1 lt lacked ~leMOD pick to wtn tbe COD• aod three toucbdowne. tbroulb the first four lamet. Tbe OCC bu won fOVT ot the lut ftve James from Jl\allerton, but taa.ilbt'• could be tbe touabeat in the put six yean for the Pirates. came. That.4Dakes them doubl)' toufb." lerenH, bu bad U. up11 and Bledaoe la definitely the key. Ir Pirates, b@lDd quarterback Jim downs and comes into tonlabt'a be'• bot the Piratee may be in for Co11ley, moved the baU well * * * But coach Dlck Tucker'•. tltulc with a 1·1 South Coalt re. a lone nlaht. acaln.lt San Die10 V-.... ~ IG9iDI to SD MesL .\Caln.It Ilea a last week, Olym-CoftMy b.ll 13 ot a puss for Or-ClM•l u.....~ Ott.... ..... .. Pirat.ts uptet San Dle10 Meta Jut •eekend and can really put themaelvea ln the d,rlver"s Hal ~t <7:30) U they can defeat villlUill Fullerton College. Coach Hal Sberbeck'1 Horoetl plaoa quarterback Steve 166 yuda. And freshman Jobo are led by nannlq back Monty Falrclilld riddled the OCC aecon-Bates, an All·Clf' 4-A star two •1PUUerton bu lost two sames b)' a total oJ aix points. They could utllY be $-0 d&ht now.'' says Tuckel". ..With everyone beattn1 everyone elae, F\allerton may have tbe best team in the state. And they know they can't afford to loae another conference U~ lU "'~-" LT Olll\itf\ '" no tMttn 1.0 GrUM., toS m Mlll•n" OE OT OT NO oc L• \.9 oa oa oa oa Bullerdlclt and quarterback dary for 290 yards. And Tucker· seasons aco at South Hll1a Hllh. Morril Bledsoe. calla Bledsoe the equal of looked Cood at a running back c °'"" , .. 10S "'' .. ltO SCflr°""r lOS 200 UNirl "" El\tM Ito to1 Tiit ..... · But tba( figures to bo qulte • ~ Bullerdick ii the conference's Fairchild. a~. Bates powered his way for. No.1 ruabv, averalina lU yarda OCC, meanwhile, has picked 83 yards and scored U\e three Tl JMffhwn tOS 205 Alltll ~ CllflleJ 1tS ,110 w---._. luwttt ,., 1u Hico per 1ame. Bleds_oe_has __ com_~P_le_t·_.,._u.;;.p_a_u_tt_Je_'_c_o_n_si_s_te_nc:_;..y_on __ o_f-__ oc.;...;..c.;....tou,_.c..,b_d.-ow....-.na .... _~-". OlfMll 1 IO to0 l"of•y ~l '9ntl 1"4 1• H•- Polo Roundup l Tars Blister t : : ! Diablos, 22-5 Newport Harbor Hlgh's blisterine fast breu proved too much tor 'the Mission Viejo Diablos as they bowed to tbe bost Sailors, 22-5, in non-league water polo competition Friday a!· ternoon. In other action Hunt- ington Beach's Edison defeated host Sonora of La Habra, 12-9, and Estancia beat visiting Garden Grove, 9·6. Meanwhile the San Clemente Tritons swept past visiting Tustin, 11-5, and Huntington Beach so~ked La Quinta (Westminster), 14·2, at en West. sewhere Laguna ch edged host !tminster, 9·7, and rina of Huntington ch lost lo host Santa l . in overtime, 17-lS. anked No. 1 in CIF polls, and 11·0 on the y~. Newport Harbor's ~h defense and well- bf}llnced offensive at· t~roved once more it is e team to beat. Tillman and Kevin Rbf>ertson each scored fd.Ur goal s to lead N~rt's scoring. *'ter a flat first half ail down by four goals, Eiison came alive. Tim Sp;eth scored three gcJais and Kai Weisser t\4'0 in the crucial third l od e offense controled ball in the final arter and a good de· fQllsive e ffort sealed s.ck>ra's fate. Jt was Estancia 's fast bttak which made the dttference as Jerry Wyatt was able to get in qllick shots in front of the goal. Wyatt was the lead· iJ1i scorer with five gOlls. ~arc Lowry also aided uu; fast break and was credited with three as· sitts. !Coming from behind, SAnta Ana tied it up al 14 in regulation. Marina's Aficly· Rosenberg scored iii'.-the first overtime Pf!iod. but to no avail. t d for Huntington ch, it was goalie Rod merman who made difference with 10 S . VA"SITY .. Scoro by Oolerten lllelo I 0 2 l S Po•I H•rllOr 1 l • t ·71 l"9: MV-Scolme" s. Ollealll, , NH Tlll~n 4 Rollerl'°" • ~k•mt> l Sl•••n\ l, Bt•9"'0" ' eo J, Mowro. Vouno. Sc or• b¥ Ou1rton oenGro•• t o 1 3-4 le I J \ 1-• ~IMIC•• KO<u•9 J Wv•U ). Lowry '~'•Yl ater Del High or San. Ana kept up its win· g ways as the 3·0 narchs defeated St. bony (Long Beach), · , in Angelus League ss country action ange's Irvine Park day afternoon. VA•SITY p . AlllMtly (4'1 l"l Meter Del l!dcly (Ml 10:20; 1 , Kelly ISAI ; 3. Ml, Gloudtm•it (Ml tO st: f , 1 (Ml 10 SJ; s. tlremblla IMI ; 6. OobYM CS"l 11:07; 7, Oerll 11"JO; I , Nelson (Ml 11'2t, ' ls.Al 11·~; 10. Cf'leamitn IMl JUNIO• VAlt,ITY """'*'., 11111 m ,,..._Del <11•1 Olol\, Plemo"'· M• ··-CMI II 10; 4, Mc<:ar'll•V 11:JI; S. Arnold !Ml 11 U. t (M) ll~e1, 1, V09loeef'ler (~I ; I. Penorazlo IMl n ·Jt, t. Udo (SA) U:O.; 10. ICrUQW ISAI ""°'""'°p" Alllllelly IMl IUI Metw 0.. 1e¥ IMI tt:U: 2. Oonwr (Ml ; a. f'rlet(o (M) U Ol; 4. a"d IMI 12:0I; S. P9N (Ml :,6, 0.11.,,ot IMI 12:S2; 1. HOI• (Ml ll•ll: I . """'~ (Ml ;..t. Heterty IMl IS•$!; ID 1111($4)1':24. sc_..,o..rten Merlnt • • S 1 1 0-U SW.le.AM 2 3 • 3 1 2-11 ,,..,,,.. tcori1t9: ...,... 5. Slane~ ....... t.VftWYl,"~rg. Sc-..,~ l.IOulnt• 0 0 0 1-2 • """'· tleecf'I • • 4 ,_,. HI scori"9: Moot1tovw. '#c>ot~. 8. T ..,,or J. T. TeylCN' •.IC:•••• .. - k .... .., O..rtan T\811" 0 1 1 J-5 s.n c .. -,.,. t • 3 J-11 SC M::Ofll\Q: ~OM l , Kem, Hill t. Sclllff 2, Lurncl, LINbeek, Ht\klns. Sc-1rra..mn l!dho" I 2 • 3-tt • Sonor• J 4 1 0-9 Edison ,.orl"9: Allen, o. Plcl<lof'd • Spee111 s. Wei uer i. Sc-byQllerten t..119une lkKh 3 0 4 1-9 Westm1"sfer • 1 ' 1 _,, LB \t0,,"9: MO•IO" l , 8r""5W1Clr;, Llnkletler s. ..IUHIO" 'l"A"SITY ScorobyQurten Mission I/lo Jo o 1 o 3 ' Nf'woort H.,bor 2 I '2 ·~I Sc0<•"9: M11-v .. u11o t. Jacotis, Sil•••· Ntt-Buc111 ... n l . Fulls l. C.~r 1. Conwey 2, Ro!Mrlson S<-Irr Quar1ers T~U" 3 1 S 4-14 s.ncitmente 1 2 1 o-• SC scorl"9: Kramer, W'ftOIMI 2. PYlftl. SON by Quirt.rs C.rden ~o•e 1 0 I • • • Estenc1a S 3 J J-13 Es11ncle scor1"9 · Wuutlloff l Ur....S l. LIP•lle 2. 11\al!Or 1. R, RllVt 1 T 1111\n Score bv 0111r1e" Edjson J • l 3-tJ Sonor• 0 0 4 J-, E<ll\Oft scori1t9 , Crawford l, Uurwn l, Robinso" l, C. PIO.fwd 2, ttreelson, w erlel. Go•tz. ""OSH·SOPH SconbyQulrlerl Ml\St°" l/1elo t 0 0 I I Newoorl Harb<" I 1 O • -1 Scorlnq Mii -Scolm•n 1 NH O.Vrl•\ 1, Gr1er J, Gorman, Alli'°" Stevens Score by Ouarter• Tu\lln Slln Cte,,,..nl~ 0 0 , 1 • 4 J J 2-11 Store by Ouerters Edl$OI\ 6 1 4 6-U Sonor• t 0 • C>-S Edi\on uort"'J: tle,,,..1rr 3 f'ffn•11 1 Llc>yd 1 Shl••ds I, Melvin ?, Hol· fman. O\.chntr Pert1. S.nbOrtt. Scoro by Oll•rtors La01Jlnl1 I 0 0 7-3 'iunl Buch 1 1 t 1~1 11B \Co,,nq MtNtr~y 7, Penl• •. 'loul~ Score by Querier~ C.rden Grott 1 1 I I I> Eslln<1• 1 J 1 0-1 E\11nc1• sco,.no· 8o1Wre 1 H•r ""9 l B•<l<"rom 2. Collman Score by O...rt.n OcHn View 0 0 D 0 0 INifte I l l 4-11 Irvin~ ~to,.nq · Johnson 34" M(Co,,ni<k 7, Sor"'JU9. Score by Over1ors ""'""" 0 0 I I 1 s.nta AM 1 I 0 J-S M.ntn4' \Conn9 W1ntr-9y 1 Football R esults SOPHOMO•E Score by Olulrters Hunlln!llo" Suell 1 1 1 IJ-3" Marine 0 o 6 C>-6 H8 scorln9· TO,-O lemo"" J, Vo,.otl, Fu"k 2. PAT-Clsto t ""''ln1: To-<:~..cl. 'OPttOMO•ll '<••• 11y Ov•r1•n Minion Ille lo II .o I 1._.s L•9U"e Beech o o o C>-o MV \Corl,.9: T~-Slrewlh&r, HOI• •. L••vltt, ttolmes. PAT- 'lellelhllmlcn !pent. tlrlrM•. S0""0MOllE Scere by Oulrt•n Wt~tmlnJIU 1 0 1 0 II Edison 0 D O 0 0 iO .. HOMO"E Sore by Ov1rters NtWOOrl H.,llOr 0 0 0 0 0 Flit llelley 11 14 D C>-41 FV scorlt19: T01-Ce11tofante, ,,..,.,.,um, Piper, Pastluo, '-"· WINlllY PAT-8rKlo:ley S. l'llHttMAN Stolre by Ov•rlen lfvl,... 6 0 D ~ I TU\l•n 6 8 8 C>-21 l,,,1 ... xorl11g: TO-S••"'°"' 50 .. HOMO•• Sore llY Q11er1er• Coronadol M.tr 6 7 D 12-u Delle Hiiis 0 • 0 -12 (dM scorl"CI' TO•-Jeuoo l, H-•w•kl, Hu-rd. PAT-Glll•tt. OH: TO•-cllarnpltu•, Sltllt•. SOPHOMO"• score~ 0.•rten u111 .. r-.1ty o t 3 o <>--13 El Toro O • 6 C>-lt u111 uorl1t9: TOs-MoHley, Mervlck. PAT-lleddl"9. ET: TOl- S<llnelcler, Glbbl. SOPttOMO•• S<_..,O..nen Elitenc le O • I C>-U , S...le Ane I 0 0 0-I l:ile11d a scorl119· TOs-t.orenzo. l'lnclo:noy ... AT~so (OHS), "".,""""" k-•YOHrlen S.itleA,.. o o o o~ Etl-le 0 O 7 C>-1 Ell•,.<•• ICOrlflt T 0 -ll•lden, PAT-"~ l'•HMMAN Sc-'Y ONrten Cosl•"'"' 0 1 0 0-, S..-0.-tt 14 0 0 0-U CM scerln1 : TD-Lu". PAT-~. SC: To.-ot .. 11, M<CW- '" PA T-Gffffl (NII), l'•HHMAN ~.., ... ,.,.... IE11-0 I I o-t4 Unl1¥11tY 0 • 0 0-. IT 1<~lt11: TOs-t<ey, -'Kolle. .. AT-1.11111 <'eul, Ut1I· TO- Oo11Q11Hty.PAT..,.r1'.J (Nnl. llac lusinat the be$f rat ... excet/fmt Hfvtce. "Prompt Dtlivtry" Nabers cadlllac 2tOO H.W llovS.V1ttl Costa M-. IMo.ttOO • . 'GWC Manhandles Southwest,. 66-6 . By J OHN CASS re r en c e ' s l e ad in g Of*O•ll•f'ltetlta" rushing team, spent Golden West College most of the night on the came into Friday night's ground, totaling 413 football game with Los yards ruabinc.. but the Angeles Southwest auf-Rustlers were extremely ferlng from two straight effective when they we1lt tough losses and took out to the air. lta frustrations on the Jim Andrus, Bill Holst beleaiuered Cougars. and running back Ric The Rustlers ahattered Martin combined to com- school records for most plete ·nine of 12 aerials points, total yards and for 232 yards and five first downs while rolling touchdowns. ' to a 66-6 Southern Golden West bum a California Conference 28-0 halftime lead and win at Orange Coast Shackleford turned the College. game over to the re· Ray Sbackleford's serves who proved to be club was -rebounding justueffectlve . from heart-breaking Reserve backs Tim losses to Santa Monica and Bakersfield but "ass&tO found a soft touch in the "'-' Southwest Cougars. TbeCougarscameinto Places 7th the game with the wont defense in the con- Janovick and Jefl Veeder bad their best ef. forts of the seuon, gain· ing 103 and 74 yards • They also com biDed to score tbe RuaUera • final four touchdowns ol the nllbt with Janovlck run- nl.ng in from 11 and five yards while Veeder scampered in from one and 37 yards. In the first Half Golden West used its powetful running game to ~up four easy toucbddwn passes. Tbe Rustlers took the opening kickoff •nd drove to tbe Coug~ five where Andrus 'l Greg Hanson with a e- yard strike. After stopping yie Cougars' next ser· Martin threw ah option pass for a 67·Y touchdown to M DeLaura. SKI EXPERT scorr WlLLINGHAM FINDS BALLET A BIG AID. ference and lived up to WALNUT-Steve the billing allowing the Cassaro placed seventh Rustlers 64S yards total a~d Runnar Bowman offense and 32 first mnlb to lead S~dleback downs College to a third place Golden West the con· finish with 94 points in Long ground attacks also set up the next two Rustlers scores. a 15-yarder from Andrus to tight end Jack Upton md a 16-yard strlke tr.m Holst to reserve tight «nd Frank Stoulf. Freestyle Skiier Finds Ballet a Way to Train • the small schoola TARS ... ConUnaed From B2 division at the Mt. San Antonio cross country in- vitational Friday. Orange Coast, collect-But the tiarons bad too ing 164 points, finished much firepower in other seventh among the 12 places.-Margerum teams competing in the caught ftv.e passes for 62 large· schools division. Andrus finished Ais night's work early in 't\e third quarter witl;l a 75- yard touchdown bomb to flanker Tony Maddocts. Thal is the second longest touchdown o)n. nectlon in Rustlers ¥s- tory. By LAURENE KEYS Ol IM Oellf PllolSl•" Scott Willingham is a whiz at ballet, but in· stead of the traditional black slippers, he wears skiis. The Marina High (Huntington Beach) graduate finished sixth in last year 's Professional Freestyle Association's ballet stan- dings and in the top 2S overall. Overall standings in- clude moguls and aerials events. Tbe 25-year-old former surfer who was graduat- ed from Cal State (Long Beach) with a business degree finds ballet best suited to his particular style or skiing. The ballet event is judged on the skier's ability to produce a smooth composition of creative maneuvers wilhou l the use of vertical lifts. It's a lot like ice s kating - downhill. Ballet competitors combine the grace and precision of dance with the speed a.nd athletic ability of skiing to ex- ecute a downhill performance says Wlll- ingbam. "Dance training is the best way to drill a ski.er for this type of competi- tion," be says. "It im- proves your body form and line." Will i ngham has worked out at a ballet center in Sun Valley which s pecializes in s kiers and preparing them for frees tyle events. Willingham feels there is a lack or instructors Sports Calendar Tilno, IOCI. JU Weier Polo-M lrt C.H1e al Un1 .. n1ty 11· Ul, Newoorl H•rbor •I t.-B .. c., Wlhon 1.i. ~leDK COll04e el Sollll\M\ltr" 131 So cc or -Golde" WI •I •I Lo• AnQelosOtyColle~ 12 301. Girt\ vollevb•ll-Edl\on at WIUtmi,.•ter. Fo""leln lltlleyel """ llltql°" 8-tell, Nt WPor1 Hertior •I ""'-''"• I•" ,, i1, u .. ,,,.,,11, •• COtona dll Mar, Sen Clemenlt 11 0.M Hlllt , l!I Toro •• Minion lllelo, Colle ""'W et uciune BtKll (111 el )•IS), Meler Ottl II ConMllY IS 301. Barttow •I Sadtllobllck Coll-. OCC et Fullerton ftiotll et 3' lOI, e.st l.4' A"geln at Goldtn West COii•~ (•·>Ol, UC ININ •I SM 01-Slelt 17:)0p,'"·' Glrls teitnls -Ea"o" •• 'M\l,.,IMter, FouM•'" ll•lley •I.._ t1F1910f\ 8ee<I!, NtwPort Harb<lr It Marine 1•11 al 31. Unl•erslty "' Coron• del Mer, San Cl~""'nt• •• Oona Hiii•, El Toro al Ml"'°" 111010, Costa Mtlll at L•oun• 811cn. Mlltor Del el COMelly l•ll et 3 ISi Glr" ll•ld hockey Golden Wlr\I •I P4110!Nlr ll.>O>. W.dflesdo COtt 211 Cton ()Ou,.lry-Sen Cltmsrite al ~ll MUell IS) Wat'r Pc>lc>-WHl"'IMIU ol ECll""'· HunllrtOIO" Betel> "' ,.,,.,,,.. et Golden WHI, S."te AN al fhl.,., cl• (ell et 3: UI, Fo..nl•ln Valley at NtWllOf'I HelbOI' (7), Goldtll Wes1 tt LOS Al\99~101 ... eon • .,. Cll Girl\ buketball-Or•"!JI' Co•st COll-etOoldenWest 1''301. TllwrsOy Oct. UI Footbell-Newporl HarbOr •• Wtslmlrttlef' <II, Uitl .. rJllY vs Co<•• Mrw •I Ofan91Goan17'301. W•l•r Polo-Corona del NllJr el 0.M Hlll1. Unl¥tnlty el El TOf'O, S." O.meitte et COsl• "'-sa. Mhslc>n 11;. 10 .t L"une a .. c11 1•11 et > 1s1 Cyonu et Goldori Wnt, Seddl-k Gol•eoe "' Olrrlt<K tbOlll •t l l. CrO\s Co<lnlry-corona del IMr et 0.M Hiiis, Unlw"llY et El TOf'O, Mo\\10" 111110 al LAOU"A 8e•cll Edl\On ot Marine, Hu,.llnglon 8e1K1t •I Fount.tin ll•ll•Y. Newoort Harbor .it wntmln\ler E"""""· SA 11•11•• el El Mode"• 1•11 ell. ISi Girls vOlleyl>ell-Huntl"9tOfl 8tecll .sl £01sofl, Newp0rt Harbor et Foun· IAln Valley, Wet1ml11s1er et tMrlna !all at lt, Milter Oel el Santo An.a fl 301, Ml s<lo" 111e10 el ~oun• Be~ch, S•" Cl•-nl• al El 'rorn, unl'lllr\llY al COsle Mesa fall 91 S;30), 0&111 Hiii\ at Coron• cltl Mar In, °"""911 Coe" II S&dCll•b.t<ll Cofleoo. Golden Wnl al 1110 Hondo lbOlh •I l Jn) Glrlt ,.,.,.11-0.ne Hlllt II Corona dltl Mer, Sen Clemenle et e.1 Toro, Minion lllelo •I LaQuM Beach, Vnl .. nlly et CAKle MeH !ell at J ISi, SA Velley •I Estancia <31. G!rl\ 1111«1 hockey-Ml. 5.,. ""'""'° .. Geldtf\WtstCOlltfe <l:JOI, VI. ""°""no. at '""°" 1Ue1 lellk. H D J11JoenJIOn. ow•. _,. & ... el( ... ,_ .... °"'-I _. CSU51'11 Lill ___.114ll0 YOUI Pl lCE SS96760 capable of teaching the yards while nose guard .OCC's Greg Gerich was art to young skiers just Bill Grilz completely 15th over tbe the billy gettinginlofreestyle. shut off a .Newport course. This prompted him to Harbor running game And Golden west open a camp in the Big that netted 45 yards. c 0 mp et in g in th~ Bear area which will GAMasunm~s .,. medium schools bracket. cater lo n o v Ice ,.1rs1-... ,~111n9 ~ • was ninth with 271. freestylers . Flrsl-"SCNHl"CI • 1 "We have qualified F1ruc1owrttoene111n ' , Tolel llr>t d-ns •• 17 people to teach and belp ve1ctsl'Wllno ·~ 'O young skiers," be says. "••~e>aulno ,.. in V-lo\I 17 4S ''Our sport takes a good ,..., •••dS9e1_, l» ,,, deal of skill and we don't P\Mts-evo dl\t 1.)0' s.312 V•rdSoe"'llrtd '""° 3.11 want tbese be&inning Futnt11n·tumblK1~1 1-1 2.0 freestylers t.o go out and S<_b,OHr1•rs break tbeirnecks." :..°:'~~:~:::, ~ 1~ 1~ ~: The camp will utilize "usH1NG such training devices as "•u11ta1• Vellu l<b .,. ,, trampolines and spedal· G·"~"' " 11 , ly contructed skl ramps :::,~ ~: ~ where students land ~nlqm~n 1 11 a safely in s wim ming ::.:;:,ia ~ ~ ~ pools. Tllo~n 1 o 10 C"OSSCOUNTllV Ml. SAC '"•llatloftel ur9e S<f'looll Oh•l\I°" Teem KOrlno-t. A,.,.rican Alwr tcl; 1. Mt. SAC 66; l Fullerton IO, 1 OrenQe CoeU IM. IS, Gerlcl> <OCCI 20 O ; ,._ Oo <OCCI 2l:U; :n. llOdr'9ue1 IOCCI 11'3"; )'t, ltlno IOCCI 11: .. ; jl, I.es•~ IOCCl 21:21; SI. Orcllolskl IOCCI n 40. Medlulft Sc-I\ Dlvl"- Tum scorl,.0-1 Grou..-1 ll, 1 LA H.,llOr 11; 3 Cllelfey 171, •. Golden WUI 111, 16 PlllN CGWI 11 04; 16 TurMt • (GWI tt :33; 7l lluuoll (GWI 7l Sl, 76 Smllll (GWI 2• 01, IO At>der'°" IGW)24:J.4 S.m•ll k llooh Ol•h lo" Team •~orinq I Cl1rus ~. , !>M> 01eqo CilY n : 3. SaddleblU ... l. C.sSlrO IS.di 21 ·28; •.Bowman According to Will· '0'•'' 36 •s• n Hew.,,.r1Herllor ingbam, frees\yling is Ra• 11 n ~:me of the fastest grow· ~c:•• ; ,! CSad) 21:3174. Toker CSad) tt· IJ, 1S 3 • FUf'bH (Sad) 2l:IS; 2'. Trlml>I• (Sdcil 3 0 21: 1'; 30 Bilkkll• (S&d) 11 11, 1" o s uue (Sad)~! .. ~!. 01.1110" mg Sports. Ttlaciard 7 n It has progressed from .PaGul" • ~ s 0 Tean'I "orlrtQ-1. Gronmonl is 1 1 ? Amerlun River Sl, l Fullerlon ,.. 6. ID 0<11ft911GollSU31. Sunday "botdog" con-w;~~." ~ ~ tests to a sophisticated PASSING 1 S J'I, Peck (Sad) 22·JS; 33. Ertl COCCI Corm of competition i;:uni~ .. v~:Y" !Ki viewed world wide by T"°"1Clwn •• 11 o 114 ·'" large television au-L'°"' ~:·""'~"·':°" 77 diences. Prizes have also Pa11u•" • s o 4S :~~: kept pace, growing r0•111• ,. " 1 m .,. 11:S6; 4S. Burl COCCI 1J ,.; •6 Mo,..llO IOCCI 21:2'; 0 , Rlew IOCCI 23'33; S6. COt (Sedl U . S9; 60 Fist.er (OCCI 24 tO; 66. Pom•roy IS.di 2•:2'; ... N•Poleo" COCCI , •. ,.. n JOl\n\On IOCCI 2S:U; 13 King CS.01 76·16; 90 MaOory IOCCI 1' J.J •1. §Meler <DCCI JI 70 from donated lift tickets to thousands of dollars and endorsement con· tracts. UCI Cre w Slate Set The expanded PFA tour means adventure and glamour to many. but the nomadic life also bas its drawbacks. "Sure it's hard sometimes," says Will- ingham. "But we're a pretty close knit group. It's me. It's my kind of life." While a few minor in· juries have hampered WUlingham, be is quick to point out that there have been relatively few serious accidents on the tour. UC Irvine launches its winter cre w scl:\edule Sunday. Nov. 14 when coach Bob Newman's Anteaters compete in the Head of the Harbor Regatta in Wilmingtoo. The spring schedule, which includes seven dates over the Newport course, begins Saturday, March 19 against UCLA and Orange Coast. Here Is the schedule: UC lnl,,. ~aw Selle- "'"" Ne>•. 14-He&d of Ille Ha1'11Qr RoolUe (Wllml"910l'I. I e.m. Su,.., No •. 71-Alumnl Dey fNewoorll. •O• m !>al., O.c. 4-Qlr1•lm•• 1199'111• (l.-&<!Kii) 8 e m Set , F•o S -UCLA •crlm"'leoe INewoorn.11 m Sat .. Mart i\ 1' --Oren11~ COht U~A INewoorll, •• m Sat., 1".,<h 26-USC (N.._il, t ..... Set . Aorll 1-s ... Oi@QO CIHslC •• Mh•lon Bay. °"" Ole90 111arv.,d, WHl\l"'Jlon. N••Y· Cal, Ptnn. UCLA, OCC, UCI, Wl•con•t">. lam Set .. April •-s ... 01e90 Stal•. UC S.n 01•90 (N~wDOrtl, • •.m Set , April 16~oyoU1 INllWllOr11.' a.m. Sun .. Aorll ,.-Oron~ COHt, St•n IOf'd (Newport I, ,a,m. Su" , May 1 -Newporl R•11•ll• COCC, Cal, UCLA, Cel St&I" fLBI 1.ovo10. use. uc11. u m Set,. May 7-et UC Senta 8.,IN/e, I a.m. Sal ·Sul\,. MA y 11 11-et W.llor" S!lrl"ts Owimplonltllos IOeklan<tl. Golden We~ t placekicker Peter F1ctin had a busy night, kicWllg off 11 times and chi~ in with a 38-yard ~d goal mid way tn the ~d quarter . .Uis nine 4J>n· versions is also a Rw&ler single game record. SOUTHa"H CAL COHl'1Ulat41f W L .. , ,.,_ llloHondo t o 6" 33 Stf\U MOnlce , 0 3' 4 ~=~" ~ ~ :'7' ,~ LA HerDof' I I jll' ~· LA5ovtllw9'1 0 1 1' fU ~lu•<JtlHC( 0 1 31 U "•14•Y'I Scern Golde" WHI 46, LA $.Outhwell t To1tl9lll'1 GI"'•' Sent• Mo,.lc• "" Ric> Hondo .. El R1ncl>OHl9ll. Cypnn •I LOI An9ele> cc * ·* GAME STATISTICS u owe Flrtlc10w1tsru11tlnci s 71 First downs penl"V t a Flr11 clowns oenalllu I l Tolel first downs u lt YerdSrv1hl"9 '" .uo Yerdse>auln9 14• in Y erds IO'lt ?• 1' Ntl v•rd\ QlllN<I 1st "' Punt1·av11. disl •41.0 l·JJ o 'l"erdsoe,..llrtd 14·121 "-'t> Fumllfn·fumblHIO~I 2·1 Sl Score~ Qvar1en LA South-SI 0 0 0 4-6 Golden WtSI 14 U II I ..... J_..10 M(Keon Veeder Wef)tlor Mer11n Holil P\lnlmlte Alldru• Totel• MclnlYrt Robl"Wft Veles Boy<I Kelley Toi-I\ Hoisl Andru~ Merlin Tolelt •USHINO GoltleftWut ICb H yt -,, 13 104 > U IS 10 7• 8 ,, 1 5• 4 3' • 13 1 J 6S .... LA Selltll-tt IJ 11 • 23 • 1t 1 11 3 , ]] 141 PASSING 0.lftllWHI t D '' 1 . 0 t • , 4 SS 0 31 ,, '~ 11 .. ' • ' , . J • , 0 60 " ~· " ~ 1 ... ~ "'"' .,, ~ a so1o•H J 0 " /!O I 0 '7 (IOI) 13 t o Ul 6'7 I.A So11tllwut IC:tll•'f 31 • t "' "° 8oyd • • • >O • ., Totelt )7 U t 1... ISi HONDA MISSION VIEd() THE MODERN DAY LADY GODIVA PREFERS HON DAS . .......... . Nona Montague. MISS NUDE WORLD '78, wtll be at HONDA MISSION VIEJO to show vou how to ride • HONDA see them nowt *******************•~·-WHY LIST PRICES WHEN WI MEET OR l!AT ANY LEGAi.: CUllBe. ADVIRTISB) Pl~E IH THI U.S.A.· ·TV DAILY LOG . , SATURDAY I_ I An•R•oo• f 2 100 • tUJ CJ) (() flt .... a c;.c 11on CD Mo.It: ·ery Wtlf" (dr1) '41 Errol Flynn. llatbara Sbnwyck.. G r.t SIM Iii. CD Alfrt4 HitcM«k PYHltllb at s.,.r ..... a Adieii Tlltltre ....... ~ ......... CJ E 5-... .. (Mita Mwti. -12:30- • <lD CD CD W11 Ollt ~ .. Ara'• s,.ts w.w G u.t ill s,ac. • ....... : -a-,. ... lwtltvfw (co111) 'SO-Ronald Col1111n. I (()) Qfl llCAA helNll . 1:00 21 UlJ CD (I) Fu11u Clamc l)les ··rqstei ol the World" Bued Jules Verne's 110¥tl about an enlor of a lly1n2 ship who plans 10 destroy all 1nstrumen1s ol wir. G COLGATE INAUGURAL. • W..11 T11111is Stars In Tep $$ Championsfllp. Billy Jean 1et11rnsl! D ~ (I) Cl.Gl m Tiit Col11te luucurlf Tt11flls l•111t-t lht S.Rales finals ol th1s $200.000 tour n1ment from M1sst0n Hills Country Club in Palm Sp11n2s. Cal. U Mowie: "I Wu A Ttt1111e Frankenstein" (hor) '57 -Whit Bissell. D Sj!orts Chait.nae m 111 l'erfOflNll(f at Wollt11p fl) Dr llUtic Series Ufl-1:30- (f) MMle: •tat "11" (SCr·lt) '51 Barbara Shelley. Kay Callard llNCMf..thll 0 Merit: <J:) "O.pr1 tlle StlK• lihMter" (sc1·l1)-Yuuke "11suk1 qi SHI Train 2:00 8 lleWS111altrs (f) c. .. ,,i ••• ,, Cl> Ter1111 ltfi (J) Soal TrMt e Clla111pionshiJ '"'"" -2:30- Q It Tabs Al llleft • Menst., bl!y 00 llfO CD Outer llrllits 3:00 Q S.turd1y ())The Champtol!l Ii) Mowie: ~ "A Man Al1111" (Ile$) '55-Ray Milland ft~ Mowit: "Th• uw ' "'' u•J'' (WU) '51-Cieer Carson. QJ Mo¥ie: "And Tllen There Wm llollt" (mys) '45-81111 f1tzw1ld (Q) CI) Ch1111pittlslli' lowflns ~ ()) Campaian & tl1t C.IHlidatn QI) MllSic Platt G> LH 1"'911CiWn Ci A&riclllturt USA -3:30- ..... J Stir T11l •Miaion: llnpe111Me @ E4ucatMlll at Woi• 121) Ptrttf W1COM1 S> II tllt Sllldow ol tllt Gt11trtl lm Satll.UJ M1ti11tt 4 :00 O Cllucl Knor Sh9W • Mewit: (C) "Th ltut llr•" (fantasy) '40-Slurley Temple t Au 's World tB Cltlt Univerul J)J VOKt ot 41ricutt11re ®lbshtillt ... tll• ROl4 fD llad l'e,.,.ctiM 111 tllt lltws (!It Cl)) F1*'41 of M .. e SN11ish Mtwit ttt) Wiid llinaCS.. • Voict ol A1rk11lt11te • -4:30- • Clll m CIS s,.11 ~ Cl) lild Wiid West ()) Altecs l'rewlew G) ~YCHO THRILLER * WITH l'Am DUllE • Will HAUlfT YOU! • Mofit: "You'P Ult My ait.t11er" (Slup) '72-Pally Dukr. Richard fhomn. Rosemary Murphy 0 Cl) SP'Ct 19'9 <ti llashwiltt M 1111< • Gftt1t11 0w (IBl (]) Wirt• ti Svnml 8 "'9i •c... "°" 5 :00 ... IWolfd • (QI,, ) tlll ABC's W1•1 """ " s,orts (j) •1111111 Gtes11pli1< 0 TM M1alc 5119' (JI """ • Mtwit: u:J "It Started ill 111· ,w• (rom) '60-Cter• Cable. S CD Music Hall America tD The Adams Chronicltl e«1m111 -5:30- • ClAJ !t3l t t) News Cl) Mulk Hi ll Mtriu e Uttlt ltascals I· •v••••o 8:00 9 D (f1) 00 D ""' D Mn it : lC) (2111) "Hew te fruit A fin '' (t0111) '11-Don KlfOlti. lot Flynn. a.IM Joyce. • cm lr9llllH • a Cine Uniftr1'1 • (a) Dilletut lltMee Haw fD Oltct U"'" A a.le CBu ltlll C,... -6:31- •• (ilf(J)) ..... 8 fUJ CJ) UI IC ltwa C..• ttruce (60m) Dehl• Mt.,..11 Selllfor Joltn Tunlltf and Rel>'blicln Dr. S.I Hiy1kawa. ro m .... IF . CM.. ) Cltl~I* ,... AUa.. ,_., 7:00 • "" ~ Joel ""ey 1mts • ~ ~ Altplts ae • Sufdl Ot- • (11! s,.ct: "" • • ' CIJ) a La•rHtl ... Slllw ..... u (fZ)~ltttlta • ~ c., Iii S..C• e Of. Jaqtn i.w.-Hovr -7:30-. .......... IJ SUNllDI CONTINCNW • WATCH Ill SWCH or ATWITIS-El,LOll[l .... ~ (l)W, Slit'# e 1et'1 ...... Ott! CJ) ~"""' """' .... 222 QJ)(IJW'IW ..... (HI '°' Gees tllt C..ry G Motlty Pythell's flyifll Clrcu 8:00 8 QJ; (I) CJ) llHllil It's tllt Coat ~. CilM "-(R) Alter haY•na a1Mndo11ed his post at · the pump~111 p1lch for a SU$Oll, l1nl/S rtlurru to ura1t the elusive. m111al lick 0 lantern wflo has be come Halloween·$ symbol D 0 C11 Jt m Er1m1ocy Ronnie Schell euesls as a man whose love ot cust11d ptt nurly does him 1n-he uls three of them Pltl!ired -y his liancee wllo nrsiteted to ' 1tl111erate them ! D Mom: (~ (to) .. The Soturtr" (hor) '67-Bons it.rlolf I !_t) Mo-e: ct) (to) ''TIM lie Stlot" I (dra) ·•z-Humphrey Boaart U Com,uterind Cop ,_. Gtltin1 Married? HOLMES & YbYO ' D (.ail 1J)) fllJ Holmes l ·y,,. t "Yoyo hku A Bude" Yoyo and Maune are $upposed to act n11turat when they 10 undt1conr u honey· moontrs ti • ru0tl flottl. but the- COITIPulerued Yoyo isn't p101rammtd 10 respo11d 1omantically and she doesn't know he's a robol. D lllftt: ct) (3~) ••S,.rtKll5" (adv) ·60-k11k Oou1tas. m sn.ooo P'Jrt.W Cl) lobbJ Golclsllort Hosts • MUSIC HAU AMEllCA ... KallAIMriu 6E) ClllWr"'' Miiiie.ai Slllw BJ .... : (llw) ·o.w.u b ll" (wes) '39-Jimes Caaney. m ....,..: • ....._ .• Cllelc, ... m1osm1 GD .t.,.net unauae l'ro1n111i -1:30- • (ll) QJ ()) lite .ltlftnons 8 (!JI) ) ID Mr. T. l Tlli1 m ., ... t11t ""' m "'""" Qviz Show 9:00 D ll.lJ (J) (]) lll1ry Tyttr Moort A typial WJM. TV news broadcast 1urns into a honily1n1 upe11ence w~en 1nchol'm1n Ted Buter sulft1s a heart 11t1ck while on lhe air. D llll W UDl G lllC S.turday Mo.It: CC> (21tt) "Difty Karry'' (d11) '72-Chnt Eastwood. Harry Guardino, Reni Santoni. Eastwood Is CIH1han, a delectrve who enlelS an 1nvestiea1ton when a sniper slays a rouna woman and threalrns to kill others 11 he is not p11d SI 00.000. D STAllSAY & HUTCH • TOI' ACTION SHOW!!! D (~ (])) Q]) SlarAJ & Hlltcb I he two detttli\lts zero 111 1111 a 11n1 tudtr and llis 11a1cotlts. piot1tot1011 dnd boolma .. 1nc operations CD UT STEYDIS TONITE • 011 AU llEW HU HAW m lltt .... Ray Stevens &UISt$ m c.llaa• -9:30- D Ull 00 lob lltwillrt Sltow !he Hutley apartment becomes a hot and cold battle&round when the &ood doctor declares psycholopal warlare on his landlord 9 TwfH&Jlt Z... ()) Sttwt Allttt'• lluP.l1tl 10100 ,• D <Ill (}) Cl) lite Cart! lvrttttt SlllW Steve lawience 1uests 8 TtrlJ 0-ltut Sltow 8 (<all (])) C8l Moat Wuld .. lhe Slaver" The k1dMPQin1 ol a pretty tO·td and the disappear1nce ol other younc women actoSs the country, pub Clpt Evers and his station a hart ol "Me slavery from los Anctlu to B1n1koll m 11ews Q) """ D1111t fottbd Hilltll(ltb m S.w11 Otltctift Clll Cmlurt r utvta ....... (It) e Male.al VarittJ Slllw m Ltv ~ S11ew -10:30- CI c.llt&t FtotNll l2f f rtsno fair Alea 11:00 D D D ()) <II m Qt Nt1r1 NFL Ga111t of tllt WH• CD Mo.it: "You'll Ub Mr lllotlltr" (Mp) '12-~lty Duke Cl) Slltlsttf Cinema 12i> (t) Adant· 12 (~ CAiie&• footk ll (<2t) CJ)) lt1 HHlhrd GI The rran•I• ltllldlM Sltow Ill) Jllootlt: lC) "Ont Foot In Hell" (dra) '60-Al1n Ladd, Don Murray. -11:30-a USC foetkll USC n. Oreaon Sta It. D 0 Cl) 9 G ht11~tJ llipt Mefle: "lite ftatlttrt4 Ser· ,et1t" (dra) '48-Roland Winttll 11 Mrllt: ct) "Tiit CiKlllNli llW" (dra) '6S-SttYI McQuet11. < • l 1111'61: CID "TM b1aiti111 " Mt1ta Slettl" (•n > '73-Martin Sltu11, Ned BultJ. G FfiPt ~ U1J Tllt m CM 12:00 (QI (l ) ltns/ScUl Tlleltrt -11:30- • llHlt: CC> "St• If lo~i• HIM• (Mw) 'Sf-0..MI H9'bott tat ................ c:.c.rt 1s00 • llltl CMart • """'~ ...... .., Cef. .... ..., .... ., ............. " .............. '-""'" -1:30-., ....... ..... : CC) HCM ..... Chit· IMI" (1rt1) '~2-McOon.tld C.11y -3:30-a lhwlr. (C) "OR ll1t lltlm " (11111S) 'Sl-0111n1 K.tyt. Saturday, Oetober ~ 197S DAILY PILOT • Hollywood Doesn't LiVe There Now 8y BOBIDOMAS LOS ANGELES (AP) -It's enoutb t<> make the Cha mber or Commerce weep. More and more rum fif urea are maklng their homes beyond the traditional havena oC Beverly Hills. Bel Air and '!be San Fernando Valley . Hollywood -that. umbrella liUe for the lilm community -once provided lavish shelter for virtually all who tolled in the studios. Onl y a notable few, such as Gloria Swanson, J ames Cagney and Bette Davis, declined tQ maf'e their residence here, coming from their Eastern l\omes when the work dem~ed it. 111E J ET AOE AND TRANSFORMATIONS in t~e entertainment industry have changed the pat• Tomght'.s 1V Highlights CBS fJ 8 : 00 -It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. Linus returns to the pumpkin patch to await the spirit or Halloween in this latest episode in the lives of the Peanuts characters. KHJ 8: 00 -"Spartacus." Kirk Douglas in the title role or a rebellious slave who leads an army against Rome heads the cas t of this 1960 epic featuring J ean Simmons, Tony Curtis, Roddy Mac· Dowell a nd Oscar wi nner Peter Us tinov. NBC 9:00 -"Dirty Harry.'' Clint Eastwood as a tough San Francisco cop who doesn 't play by the rules, pitted against a d e r a nged killer (Andy Robinson) in this 1972 drama. A HEW 90 MINUTE FILM IY •DICK BARRYMORE SUNDAY & MONDAY OCT. 24 Ir 25 •TIME 7:30 P.M. NEWPORT HARIOR HI SCHOOL 600 lltVIME A VE. • HEWPOltT IE.ACH Mnlistklft: ~ TICICETSAT ••. £BIE SPORTS: LTD. OIATDOOI. 2831 · 1. Coast Hwy. • Corona cW Mar I llock Horth Port Theatre• 67S.'700 I , ~ \( --Deep Throat -PLUS-. Thi· Devil in Miss Jones ® tern. Virtually ull actors. wnters and directors are free agent.s now. able lo come and ao. And some choose lo go. as soon as their jobs are completed. Li ke Paul Wlnfield. Since achieving pro· minence in "Sounder," the actor has chosen to make his home in San Fran· cisco . "Look, J 've lived here m06l of my life ... said the alumnus or Manual Arts High School, City College and UCLA. •'When I got to the point that I was invited lo the A parties. I discoverad they wer e just like the C and D parties that I had known earlier "' "THERE JS A CERTAIN WIN•l eLD ROUTINE that actors get into here. l\.ike phoning your agent every day lo ask about jobs. readina the trlad~ "papers for the latest gossip, exchanging small talk with other actors. It gets lo be a drag. l find I stay m uch more alive by living with people who don't talk about the movie business all the time." Actor Her schel Bernardi a bandoned Los , Angeles Jiving six years ago after having a benign tumor removed from his throat. His doctor 's order · "Getoutofthe smog." Bernardi found a farm m the mountain country between Yosem ite National Park and Lake Tahoe. He raises his own vegetables, keeps horses. goats and a llama (·•a nice animal, except when he spits") "When 1 moved to the wilds, I thought l was Robert Bedford," said the actor. "I found out I wasn't . 'rt was a real adjustment for a gtl>' who had been a city r at , a denizen or the streets, a dodger all his life. "Now it's heaven. J cun he on a raft in my own pond, gaze up at the big trees and space out. Whenever I feel the need for the city. I go down to San 1'rancisco, 135 miles away:• Another ex-An geleno is Dick Van Dyke. PLAN HOW FOR A MARA THON WEHEHD! MAMH'S CIMEM'LAMD-AHAHEIM US-7601 I :00.l: I S.S:l0-7:45-I 0:00 MAMM'S SOUlll COAST "-A%A COSTA MlSA -14'·llU WEHDA YS -6:00-t: I\. I O:lO SAT/SUH -l:Jo.'3:40-5:45·1:00-IO:tS SYUFY'S STADIUM DllVE-IM OIAHGt -U•-1770 9:25 ONLY ._.,....,.p..ybvl AANK D ~~l ROY 1"1wll•otth.rtllMlby FAA'K D lrllHOV flirf<IN\!vfkll'K ll loll l<OV "....,.,.,,! trvM JI AAl\KO\ll(.lt"11<.111.1U.IAM "l:ll MuSICl!yE.1.Mf.H tt! HNSTI I~ l.~mt'VAl.ANtll<l~IL\'1'4 ~RC.MAI" ':':"-:.··~.:=:~.';~ y untt•d Att11t1. ·-~ ... -........ ,~ - "l DON'T LIKE SMOG AND I don 't hke city UvU\g," saJd the comedian. Seven years ago, he moved his ramily to a . ranch near Phoenix, Ariz., and his second televrsion • series was produced at a nearby 1tudlo. ·.1• "I still have the ranch," said Van Dyke, "but I • found the Arbon1& summers were too hot. A couple' ot yea n ago, 1 took my lamily for a vacation at the Hotel Del Coronado and fell Ill love wlth the area. San Diego has the best. mean temperature In the coun· try and no smog.•· His Coron ado home pro· vides close a ccess to golf ~d his .. 33.(oot s ailboat.•.Van P.Yke now commutes to Bu rbank for his third series. Thursday nigh" on NBC. eltO'-IN JAMES BROLIN "MARCUS WELBY , M.D. I• "Gable and Lombard" lives ut a motel or in his dressing room while working at the studios, return· ing to his 230·acre ranch at. Paso Robles in mid- California . "There is nothing more Impermanent than en actin career, .. Brolln explains. •"Land Is per m a· nent, and that's one reason 1 boµght my ranch. The other r~ 1;. ason is because I wanted a place' •'' to raise Appaloosa horses. And. ; it's a lot easier to buy a ranchJn. , · Paso Robles than in the S~ ,1 Fernando valley . . .. "Besides, I've never been a _ 'cocktaltparty actor.• When f . finish my work, I want to get . away from it." '11. v•"' on e He's finishing flight tralning". so he can get away faster ; the fUght to Paso Robles . will take 40 minutes. ~"'" ........ l .... " .... : ttH 400 ..... _,_ Slt·tSIO ...... .. , ....... !131·9$10 ..... -~ SJl·UIO ...... _,_ SJl·IHCI AU NlltMNTS MIN I.N I lllCUTIVI ACTIOHINI .... .,, .. , .. ,_ ... o ,.., .......... 6-...,...a ......... 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IHMYOO 111 -CMlllll I l lOIM9 "'°" CAIWUM 1~ ..... ....,., __ fAMY f'LOTl""ll -----K--MM'I Of MIWV IOCllT -'1C1lm "'°""' ""'• MANTOMOf•AIMISltNt CM&. ...... •al-- •ROM NOON nu TMll 1N1 . -...... • 1 ' . l I I .1. ,. •' r . .- 1 DAILY PILOT Saturcby. October 23. 1976· -. Song Stealing Suits Rocking World of MusiC By BOB TDOMAS LOS ANGELES (AP> -The music world bas been rocking over lbe recent decasion by a feder•I judge in New York lhal ex-Bealle George llarnson was guilty of plagiarism with his hit tong "My Sweet Lord." Will the case bring a nood of aonc·stealing suits? A survey or Hollywood song writers indicates doubt. but al least one tunesmith 11redlcts plagiarism cases will in· crease. 1:1.S. Dlslrict Judge Richard Owen decided last monlh that ''My Sweet Lord" was "virtually identical except !or one phrase" to lbe 1962 hit by the Chilrona. "He's So Fine." Owen saJd that he did not believe Harrison copied the earlier sons de· liberately. but his subconscious already knew that the melody had been successful in a song bis conscious mind did n"ot re- member. ROGER NICllOl.S, composer of "We've Only Just Begun" and "Let Me Be the One," com· ments: "Personally. I'm not con· cemed. It's possible there will be a nood or plagiarism suits Uke the 1'D&lprM!tice suits against doctors. but I don't think so. "It was not a landmark de-' cl9ion; no laws were changed. And the lining was so obvious. When I heard 'My Sweet Lord,' I s aid, 'That's a ripoff.' I knew I had heard it before." Jay Livingston, who wrote "To Each His Own," "Mona Lisa," "Que Sera Sera," among others, wtth partner Ray Evans, agreed: "I've never heard of an impor- tant plagiarism case belng won in court before. Either they are settled out of court or the com· plaining party can't prove the. song was stolen. "RAY AND I were sued once - on 'Buttons and Bows.' The com· plainant based his suit on three I George: A Raft of Friends Q: I remember George Raft as a song and dance man back In the '20s. When ud bo_w did be ' get tbe image of a gangster? -Mrs. Kenneth Bn· I · tu, Minneapolis. ' A : Jn the Paul Muni film "Scarface'' Cl932 ) " George won a raft of acclaim for his convincing : ~ performance as a punk. Over the ~, · · years it proved to be both an as· set and liability to one or the best-liked people in pictures. His many friends proved this by flocking to his side when he ap- peared before a federal judge tin the mid-'50s) Tor sentencing on an income-tax evasion con- viction. After listening to pleas for clemency from his pals Jim-"""T my Durante, Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Lucille Ball, Bing Crosby and others, the judge imposed a fine or $2,500 -and SUS· ·pended sentence. Raft broke down in front of TV cameras after the verdict was announced. As he thanked his friends for their loyalty and apologized to the public, the tears ran down his cheeks. 1 Forever washing away the famous tough-guy im· l age. Q: Whatever happened to the real Bobbie Lee of the movie .. Ode to Billy Joe"? Is she still alive? And when did she decide to tell her story? -Carlee .~ar, Columbus, Mo. • A: "While the song 'Ode to Billy Joe' is based • fact, it is not autobiographical," the film's direc- ~ j«, Max Baer, informs us "Therefore, it can be as- ~,umed that 'Bobbie Lee' of the song and movie is in reality Bobbie Gentry -who is alive and well and #lti)I writing and performing in Nevada and other re- • _ sort areas." Q: What animal won the first Patsy Award? - Robert Brooks, Miami. A: Francis the talking mule To set the record straight: It was s tripper Georgia Sothern. not Ann Corio, who said about her father · "My father, may he rot in hell ... He left us ... My momma and two little girls .. .If I had known where he was, I would have • bunted him down and k.illed him." ~ EXCLUSIVE "Splendiferously Funny." -Penelo~ Gllt.ott, Tht Nrw Yor~, r uaowdy, nutty entertainment." MON-FRI 7:20-9:20 SAT-SUN 2:0CM:OO 6:00-8:00-10:00 ,.. 1-lt1~11 11Mf•1•1.1•·1 M<K llUTOll llT• MOMnO Jfut mllfa ... llllft aMUlllO _,_., ... ...,.., 11:.1~ 1 f H ~ /1 • , • ,. • .,. ~ ..... ~• I fHOttfl "'<"-~lt.,l••PllVt IV·~--h.l~QIJ!:t l ' "' ··' ' •(H,<, .. '' ~'ii ,,.... •u .... ,.n •• , ... .,. ..... o .. .,,,. .... ,~~ edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 'Glad You Asked That' by Morily" and Hy GardMr Q: Whenever we see C<>Untry star Roy Clark on TV lately bJs bead is covered with a different cap. Would yoo ask him bow come? -B. TW"man, El Cajon, Cat. A: Clark is carefully covering a transplant. He has even instructed his Hollywood tailor to desi n toppers to match his off and on· camer a clothes -giving hjm more caps than Hedda Hopper had hats. Meanwhile, Roy's caps will stay put until his doc· tor says it's cool to gocapless. Q: Where and when was the musical "Peter fan" filmed? - Polly Peskens, Hoboken, N.J. A: The original was first performed li ve with Mary Martin and Cyril Ritchard in cLAllK 1955. A color tape production, prepared at the NBC color studios in Brooklyn, was presented in 1960. A new musical version of ''Peter Pan,'' featuring Mia Farrow and Danny Kaye, was filmed recently at Sir Lew Grade's ATV studios in England. It will be seen on TV here in December Q: I read that Columbia pictures is lookiag for someone to play Muhammad Ali as a teenager for the movie they're making aboat his Ille. Where can I apply? -Herbert Lynden. Brooklyn. A: You're too late Two young Californians - 13-year-old James Leroy Smith and 19-year-old Phillip "Chip" McAlisler -will portray Ali as a teenager and as a young man respectively. Ali, of course, will play himself in "The Greatest" as the more mature Muhammad Ernest Borgnine and James Earl Jones have been signed to play trainer Angelo Dundee and Malcolm X, while Herschel Bernardi is favored to play Ferdie Pacheco, the fight doctor always m the champ's corner. The col· orful doc's bio was featured in a recent Sports Jl. lustrated. notes. We demonstr#-ted ln court 48 examples of those three notes from other songs. includlng Irish reels. Needless to say, wo won the case." "Plagiarism is always an iffy subject," observes John Green. who was a songwriter ("Bod y and Soul," "Coquette,'' "Out of Nowhere") berore writing and conducting movie scores. He has testified as an expert witness in plagiarism suits. "I explain to the court that there are only 11 tones in the musical scale and all songs are based on combinations or those 11 notes," said Green. "To be totally origin al is a monumental achievement, especially In the re- alm of tonal music and with such a simplistic form as the popular song. "WHY DID SOMEONE like George Gershwin write hits? lt was because or the way he put the notes together. 1 myself built a career out of eight bars of 'Body All(Wl_MAl•aAAOMNMAlS. IVleTOAY"ttL2-3iOfll.M.•St 2S and Soul.' The middle strain Henry Mancini, prolific ~m- meiinders through several keys poser ct: hits (''Days or Wine end so unconventionally thatl was of Roses," "Charade") ond .film fered $5,000 by publishers if I scores . predicts no great In· would cbanJe the middle. Happl· crease in 11uHs. ly,ldidn't.' "They're 1otn1 on all.the Al Kasha, winner or Oscars for time," he !inld. "l've hod JS 01: 20 "the Mornjng Arter" "Th threats of sui\8 on 'Moon IU.\l.er' Poseidon Adventure" and •·we alolle, but they don't get very Jar. May Ne\'er I.love Like This If you can find a simJlar tune ii'\ Again" "The Towering'lnfemo" public ~omain, there's no ~~is dissents with ·tils fellow forasu1t. · songwriters. ••• ·•· "I think the Harrison decision "l:VER¥.ONE KNOWS that , . will bring many more such tnt,.{4,b,.io0te'$·~· ("WJl'at l.(ib4.oJ f suits," Kasha remar~ecl.. "A~d·! . ·Fool': •.!B'.~r... ~:S-ame a~ think a lot of them wlll be WOlh l ·'How ·if~p· ~. dint u•g ·~~·' don't want to. sound lik~ur '· -ha~~i\i }lf~·-.a:·mat mal<u~ gqlpes, but a lot or rock and roll ~6;ifr~enc.e.··. i ... •·.. : _ · .... sound~ like other rock and roll: "I supp8\c ivs :~fble• to ~. the writers don't make tnucb ef· · plagiarize unconscioosf~, bu\ II fort to be original." you're }.n the pop field your seng THE FINANCIALburdenofthe s uit s will rall on th e songwriters. Kasha s4id unhap- pily. s in ce their contracts absolve publishers of costs of de· fending infringement suits. won't go too far before someene notice~ it. My wife Ginny, "*"o has been around music all t}er life, sometimes will tell me lb!\t a new song of mine sounds yke something else she has be~& I change it. .. ... "CAR WASH~ ..... where, between the hours of 9 a nets anything can· liappen .; :~ and usually does! }tlDlioll .. SI !M'1111 lttlllh"' FOUNTA .. _...,_.y ~ ..... hU';:'~.,1 ·II ... ,..,.,. "ALICE IN . WONDERLAMO .. lXI W1at•n7·••·t:4f U.Ttsll!O J , ... ,u .riJ .. t:w .,'Ft.ESH GORDON'"' f>>t SU/Sl/N I 4'·•·t~.4S CINEMALAND 1111 St Mlfllli'• Aullt• SU UGI 11111 ,. • .....; 11MARATHOM MAN11 lr, .. ,,41_., .. •.. ~ . .,,. CINEMALAND llU St HJ1~41 A•Mltll" '3) IM11 "" '·-·••C "MARATHON MAM" , ,. .. ,,, ,.,.,. . 1r4'-1 t:OO CINEMALAND "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" lXI 2'·-11 "A.ESH GORDON" ,., .... , .... ,. Place your ad In the people'• ntarketpl•ce, th• "tAllHnuesl ~1a1s fm~l11 lja1e · h1r1etarli1 ::; ,r1lemr lr1i1 tue1 · Im liun · Anllnia hr1as · lmain h'f' lat~ lehe · tlarem Muse • lh r1i1ler ~islm ·rtK ar~ f 1111 W11llet lr Jml ~tl!DIW:~l · Mus1t •r NU~MlN Wftllllll8 · 8111cld 'r Mlm!I motU P1 ofod •r m 11m1 n' mr mmm · AN m llN~N mm11u. :. rn1v1mt f1trnu. 11m1torn1 • ~i:~T"~~~ll-~IJIQ-~sn•,:.£-1 .. E~·t 11·,., w.t·y1 MC~·&J.1~!1 ·~ PLEASE. CALL THEATRES f OR SHOWTIMES 8ROOlllURST e mHUM e oum MALL ' • OU.GE • ClllEIU mna • com MESA • CIWE wm. WESTMlllSTER • HARBOR Bl. DI e SHTA AU e UAHEIM 0 I e UAHEIM e • •;.!> 172.54cj m.o~e m..4fct 892·«91 S31·12JI 525-3 Cell 142· 517-1 DAILY PILOT NEW PRICE $109 TOGETHER iN WESTBROOK fl2 ··HELTER "THE SKELTER" W11only MANSON ~ginning MASSACRE" Plus "THE HOUSE OF EXORCISM" TELLY SAVALAS (R) ELKE SOMMER FROM Fash ion Island N ~'vport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOB ..... •••• :!:! . -.. - • l j ·' . ·~ • r .... The battle royal coat.lnttt1 between Ed ··Stlmerler and VI...., Molett with each ot the •·to.leaden cbalttn1 up nine point.I to pace the field, ''while Mait l'rale)' eonUnued hl.S third-place pace ,•withelpt. · . •'• ': Ne~ t. ·nne w• 1'tm f'eletabeMt laa Bae· ma.and ~,,f Stum. all tUl'DlPa 1n cards With seven ~ct. Tied at six were the Desk Joe.keys, the · ~e Caraoa MonsCers, Lenaette Romanosky, '"Barbara Del.gado, Denala Jeffrey and Brown'• '"'Jbql. There were no .. wrong" answers on the Tumbleweeds question this week slnce various numbers have been given at various ti.mes. It's f1J7 ashi,,gton State IHids f Or Movi~s ~. SEATTLE CAP) -Trying to convince movie ;:muen to film on location in Washington state is a ~HollywQOd product.ion in itselt -but without the ~fancy budge\, says the man wbo competes na-~ tioawtde for industry dollars. Bank Pearson is the sole occupant of the State Department of Commerce and Economic Develop- .ment office known as lhe Motion Picture Bureau. !zAa aucb, Perason bu a running battle golnc with ~doiena ot other cities and states around tbe country •• whJcb vie eub year for dollars from the lucrative ~theatrical film Industry. • ONE OF THE REASONS for Pearson•s fervor that rum makers "bring in a lot or money, and all s Y take when they leave is a can or celluloid." In ~r worda, when the mm company leaves, the ::money spent at local businesses stays. $.. Another reason is the fact that he has to compete ~der what be considers cruel and unusual ~cumstances -namely a meager budget and a :imanpower shortage. , < Out of Pearson's $30,000 annual budget comes :Jlla own salary, travel experiences, paper clips and ~ other overhead. He's competing with such eo- \ities as the State or Texas Film Commission with J!!_ee fulltime staff workers and a $138,000 budget, ·W'O Montana which keeps a fulltime movie liaison }Dan in Hollywood. :: '•OREGON HAS A FILM liaison office, which ls ~~-fragment of the office of Gov. Robert Straub. One raub aide says, ''The governor realizes that in ._, business you can't wait for them to come to you. ~• ou've got to go out and sell." . "OISISSIOM" INI "llOIJM ........ ,.,... "HOUSI <>' UOICISM" '"THI TIN4HT" fll . . ''THE OAEAT TEX4S DYNAMITE CHASF' . SOM COUHTT MA,. . tit MOVIE RA11NOS FOR FMENTS ANO WUNOPEOPl.E r-. ........ .,,,..,.,...,..,,.""_ __ ... ...,_, .. -·--_..,.,_ ·~ All ~ts AOtltnlO ~M•lfl(U .. ::- All "" Ulllnlt , ....... "'-• ~ltt ~- ® ..... "*""'' , .... ....,_...., .. "','"' ... .,, .... ~ -'.; _.., .... ............... ...,.,."""'c·•• .. v-. ...... At tiles it leoked like it nPt cost tllenl tlleir jobs, tMir 11,atatioM, and ...,tte .. their ... ~ • ·' By T.f • •tlayonara'' after this week to Trina WUUam1, Joba t....U and G ADI Green if they miss a fourth · straltht con teat. Mark your calendar for 'IT's flrsl annual lri via foumament two weeks from tonight, and bust your bralna on num her 10 for two points ln our next clam- bake. I. NAME THE DOG ON tbe "Ghost and Mrs. Muir .. TV oeries. . 2. Identify the offsprlnc of Elsie the cow on the Borden commercials. · 3. On what abip was Kine Kona brought back to the Unli.ect States? 4. Actor and war hero Audie Murphy also wrote a popular song. Name il 5. lN "DK. STBANGELOVE," what was tbe mot1o or Sterling Hayden's Air Force unit? e. The full nickname, please, or Rod Steiger in "On the Waterfront." · 1. Afa Hearthrug was lbe hero or what Fifties novel? 8. In ''Butterrues Are Free," Eileen Heckert made up stories about a blind boy who was a superhero. What was bis name? t. NAME JOKE'S GIRLFRIEND in the Moon Mullins comic slr1p. 10. In "Murderer's Row," the bad guy iB Ulled up by a bug_e magnet bearing what two initials? Last Week's Answers 1. "They Only Kill Their Masters" <MGM movie) 2. Bert (one·armed character) 3. New Yoi.:k Loon& (Rhubarb's team) 4. Saxophone <Caine's instrument) 5. John Wayne (Singing Sam) 6. 49 (Grimy Gulch population) 7. Global Airlines (Heston in "Skyjacked") 8. "Tbe Petriflt!d Forest" (movie quote) 9. Dallon Trumbo (''Robert Rich") 10. Fish restaurantowne.r (Arkin in "Lovers") Send your.an.!Wft's to TRIVIA, clo the Doily Pilot, Boz "'10, Costa Meta 921626. AU e"Rtries mu.ti~ re~d by Wednemay, otherwiae half the player'• la.st acort! will beawar~ . FROM THE SMASH BROADWAY HIT! Murder by De~ .. , ), ... ~ . ., ... '.t Saturdey, Oclo!Mr 23, 1we DAILYfttlOT Your Beroseope s .... ctag ·11arius: ·Shed Doubts AQUAIUV <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Roadblocks ue not permanent. Know lt and be ogUmlaUc. St"'. clear of one who constantly alngs blues. You JU» AIU arch 21-Apdl 19): Pace chan1ea -due Cor more reogniUon, promotion. Chaniea tbat concern with "belnJ llked" may'surface. You roake occw-will prove beneficial. demands which others ml&.bt find oppresslve .. Key PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Takt loni-ral\le ls to looaen reloa. If t.b1a you do. response wlll be view. It ls possible to revise and rebuild. Be aware favorable. ol it and don't be stuck with the here·and·now. You TAtJatJs (April · 20-May 20}: Be ready for have a raUonal, loatcal rtaht to dream good cban1ea, ror chance to vaveJ, to understanding dreams. coanplicated associate. Yourpowerao!ana'1aes are U Oetober 24th ls Yoar Blrthday your voice~ . heightened. You're able now to plece t'laelher bits Wluaual, can be used fQr teachb1g and entertainln1. of information •nd to come up with completed. You have Jove or luxury, "sweets" «nd have a pro· story. blem with body cbernlstry: This ls no medic.al GEMINI <May 21.June 20): You feel eood -diaanosls because such. a thing would be lmpossibte because of a gesture or reconcWation. One you care 1!1 th1a apace, nor would&~ be ethical. 'll live. Old wounds cannot be completely erradlcated. -. about says, in effect, let us get together. Be recep-~a~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CANCER (June 21·.July 22): Need to be prac· tical is evident, although not euy. Means tUJ·Of· war could exist between logic and impulse. See clearly, devoid of sell-deception. Perceive places and people in realistic light. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Key tis organl&alion, ac- ceptaoce or responsibility. Take nothing for grant· ed. Build on solid base. Older individual ls willlng to share benefit of experience. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Finish rather than start projects. Young person bas some "behind scenes" information. Be open to ideas -select quality . Accent on visits, calls, messages, remin- ders. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Creative forces are . more evident than usual. Give of yourself. Love and 1 be loved. Imprint style. Confront issues. " • SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You gain prestige. More persons become aware tbat you are strong, a "THE FRONT' IP~f .. A MA n11 OF TIMI .. IPGJ 1TU VELS WITH MY AUMr .1 . ""HOit.MAM IS THAT YOUT' f PG "HAIRY & WALT& GO TO HIW TOllC" lfletl "FANTASIA .. CG CAlnOOM SHORT ..MAILPIL~ ''FllOM MOON TO THUi'" "GATOR'" person of convictions. Follow through on hunch; .. ALL THE PRISIDIMrS MIN'• gtve full play to intuitive intellect. •t&V&.ol'>UTIVE .. en~· c-t SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Get rid of •iiiil1~i.---· ..:IOA:::.:~::· :.:.:..:.:.::.;~:=.:.:::""":.:.:....:.:..'"•;:.:......:..-1 fean, doubts -you are more popular than sup· _...,.~~ ''THE OM&r' CRI ~ .. po6ed, others will be receptive to plans. Accent on • ....,.~,... .. UCI WITH 1MI DmL" . discretion, understanding of dreams, ability to .------------...... __...""""11"'."', 1. utilize material at hand. "THE MANSON MASSACRE" CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Friends and •T#ITCH Of DIA'llf' CR) duties could collide. Let conscience be your guide. Accent on ability to check budget, evaluate proper· ty. Money is very much involved. ALEXf:r . THE GYPSY JACK LEMMON GENEVIEVE (A) BUJOLD MONDAY~IDAY: 7:004:4 .. 10 :40 SATU .. DAY·&UNDAY 1 :40-S:35·5:~7:1 .. t:l0.10:55 NEW PRICE LICY $1.00 ANY SEAT ANYTIME "MANSON MAS~CRE" .QU "HOUlll CW IXC>ftCIPI" WOODYALLEN .. "THE FRONT" MON.-f'lllDAY IO!llX.lll: 7:00 .. :•~10:IO UTUROAY·&l>NOAV: (l'Q) '·•S-l:J0-1•10-7:00. 1:4 .. 10.30 NEWPORT CINEMAS 14AR COAST HWY.lo ""ACAITHUI ,,.,._,.Occwna 444·0760 ·"Exquisite entert•lnment." "MARATHOH MAM .. "HU51\.E~' CRJ : CINEMA CENTER HAllOI .. , •D• .... con• ...... MIS .. YHDICIHTU t7t·4141 ---~ ----. - I' S!!utdly1 October H. tm ·-~ DAI\. Y ftl\OT II -· ~ I l ·I .. . . S.tu~ay, OctObet 23, 1~ TiCkling }Student's Mac's BENTO'N, Ark. (AP)-Before THE BENTON CAFETDIA the McDonald'• restaUl'qt chain venture la the fast-food cha.tn's brought its bambur1era to first. McDonald's manager Gary 1ebool, lS.year-old Vicki Harris Rutherford says the operation is rarely ate lunch ln the Benton turninl a profit. Hilb School cafeterlL "You don't mind losing money Now, she eats there every day. feedln& kids," aald principal 1 "I used to eat in the cafeteria John Butler. "But feed.lng that every once in a while," said M1sa few, you can't really jUJti,fylt." Ha.rria, a junior. "8Ut it wu the · BuUer'a cafeteria was lOllng ume old thing every day, you • $1,000 per month. Ooly JO percent know. You had to wait in a 1reat of tbe blgb school erirollment of long Une. Sometlm• I woUld br· 1,000 was eatin1 there. ing my lunch. But usually l just wouldn't eat lunch because l VENDING MACHINES were dldn 't like it that much."' · tried for a time. Then Butler .de; . clded to co for aomethinC dlf, ferent. He asked fOf' bld pro-. Poaab froin reatauranta in tb1a town of 16,000. McDonald's resl)Ollded and ·won. It bas since installed about $20,000 ln specially deslJned kitchen equipment at the ~chool. Butler estimates SS percent of the studenta now eat in the cafeteria. are char1td. Millt lhU• .. ~ pro1ram. A school In ~a1t ouUawed.. • Arkamu ot Ute ..... uda~. "We have a federally aub-nll>labouUSpercent." • aldbed milk prolfam and sell d oµr mllk for aix cents per "TllEONLYaAlSICDe carton,'' said Butler. ''We felt come ftom tbe state uc ... milk w,ould be better for them Department. than a mllk sbake. and it is '1Really, we don't tb1Dt ft~ cheaper provldinC the kind ol DYtritlclli9l · · value to the atudent t.bat we,. ''Thls area !s· either No. 1 or commend " satd J amesP,4· · ''We're making a little profit," No. 2 in the state ln per~capita ln· • Niven, dlrector of the de aald Rutherford, "That's the come," he 1atd ... We have a ment'a school food MrVlce. 'i nameofthegame." small percent•ae ot dl.s.-dvan· we try to stay clear ot any taced children· here. Obly about cu.iom like that. -n.y med to THE FIBM'S USUAL prices ~ _, 1.2 percent are on the tree lunch made on the local level. BETTY CROCKER STIR'N FROST "DAWN" NATURE VALL Y GRANOLA BA S "ALKA-SEL TZER" ·"OVAL TINE'' B1H ••• with Specially Buttered Aspirjn ALBERTO ·V05 HAIR SPRAY ...... _ ,;~ ' .... llQ!d .. t9"4o-t ..... ---WITH VERON 16 OZ. SIZE 1.39 . onuXE LINED LATO HOUSEHOLD N~-~~~~~h i natural latex for longer wear. 79 c . PAIR EXCLUSIVRY AT SAY-ON.DRUG MEN'S & LADIES' ASST'D. WALLETS CAKE WITH FROSTING MIX DISHWASHING . Hoaey 'n Oats, Cinnamon, Coconut Chocolate & Malt Flavored i-::' Four flavors DETERGENT Removes ~reasy food residue 12 BARS Stfr• 1ro5t .... ~.:S···~ -13.5 oz . 22 OZ. SIZE 83~ ---·-· . ............... . ::":":.-- OR Ghost 'n Bat ''TREE TOP'~ APPLE CIDER No Sugar Added llJlF GALLON ·l.09a QAJROL HERBAL ESSENCE "PLAY BLOOD" SHAMPOO "PEANUTS" ''t-Ys" SOUR TARTS Orange, strawberry, g 8 C lemon & hme fruit flavors. 1-LB. BAG EA. ~e~~o~s~ .POPS 7 7 c 10 OZ. BAC ~~ea~I!tAKSl 19 50 CT. • GIRL'S JEANS Pre washed jeans in 3 great styles to choo se from. SIZE 7 to 14 7.44El TREATS In six flavors 13 OZ. PICTURE POPS 10 OZ. BAG JR. CARAMEL ROLLS BAG Of 100 1-LB. JR. PEANUT BUTTER ROLLS BAG Of 100 1-LB. • BLANKET SLEEPERS ~-! ~~ r, · All the coverage .toddlers "\ -::-· , ·\,•r need for dreamt1me ••• , In Velour Pile. SlZE BOY'S JEANS SIZE XL-XXL Zipper fly·Front ••• full boxer ~--sle ·ui8e u ;;'2:Bill . JOHNSON'S BABY OIL Think of all the cosmetics you can do without. JOHNSON'S -BABY.- POWDER,~ ...... 9:30 AM TO 9:30 PM MON. SAT. 10:00 AM TO 7:00 PM SUN. For the ~ whole babv family {kt 140Z. ~ 1.09 ~ Realistic in color an d appearance. 1 OZ. TUBE 59c Normal/Dry, Oily & Delicate formulas. 12 oz. 1.39 NEW! KODAK · Instant Camera Easy-to-use, "Zooming circle" Print ~~~~~re. t~~ be3autg11u1, 1uB11-cB01or peeling or litter. IEK-4 • atEWAlll COLD TAIUTS f OR CHILDREN ~1~•59c "ClOSE·UP" TOOTHPASTE AtlJ MOUTHWASH • ~-1 'OPEN ' '<'Hou~~ ~. If you are thinking about selling your property and are wondering which firm could best handle your needs. try us! The Real Estaters, now with over 150 professionals to help you. will be happy to answer any of your Questions. M ake the experience of selling your home a pleasant one. Talk today w ith The Real Estaters; you'll be glad you d1d! FOR FUSSY BUYERS OHL Y Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. Atrium entry. Step down living room Formal dining room. Double brick fireplace. Bu1lt·1n range-oven & dishwasher. Over 2000 sq. ft. forced air heating. Shake roof. Lots of fruit trees. Eight yrs. new! Prime Fountain Valley location. Only $83,990! Hurry. Call 842·2535 4 BEDROOM RANCHO LA QUEST A Beaullful ranch style home with Ille roof. Formal entry into large living room with vaulted beam ceilings. Gourmet kitchen. Huge family room. •Great location near the beach. All this for $85.500. Call today 9~767 LOWEST PRICE IM NEWPORT HEIGHTS Expanded family room and huge master suite make this the most home for the least price in the book. Buy 1t now at $69,950 -hurry -call 546-2313. CUSTOM l/z ACU ESTATE 3 BEDROOM-«AMCH-$51,900 . Tree hned approach to this delightful mini ranch. Huge willow enhances entrance. Large family sized hving room with wall of glass. View of sprawling grounds and fruit orchard. Country kitchen massive stone fireplace. Dining room has pegged wooden floor. Separate wing tor secluded master suite and children's quarters. First to see - gets this uniQue find! 963-7881. THE HOME SHE'S ALWAYS WAMTED warm and alive. the best looking 3 bedroom home • available in College Park! Only $67.9 50. Immaculate inside and out. Beautifully upgraded With Imaginative wood treatments. professional landscaping, many extras. Words fail to describe this super family home. A must see before it's too late. ca11 546-2313 SPANISH ESTATE-VIEW Winding drive to secluded parquet entry to chalet c&11ings. Soaring staircase and vista view patios under red tile roof. Formal dining and epicurean kitchen. Trapeze balcony to sprawling bedroom complex. Sweeping master bedroom with Roman ,tub Seller anxious. Try $7,350 total down. Call 847-6010 SPANISH Vlu.A-$57,500 Two story with red tile roof! Secluded entry to lavish living room. Cantlna kitchen and private courtyard. Soaring stairway to mast.9!' bedroom Cdmptex. Executive cluster home hv1ng. Seller anxious. Try S5,750 total down! Call 847·6010 • BEACttWAUC IY THE SEA In Huntington Beach. Walk or fog on the surf. Just ~ mile from home. It's a 2 bedroom + den with '14.000 of upgrading. This outstanding plan is very pcpulat and is a real experience. CeJI 84~2535 for a preview. MEWPORT BEACH LUXURY Best buy 1n Baycresti 2500 sq ft of pure class' Four massive bedrooms with secluded master wing. Sunny country kitchen with all new appliances. including built-in microwave oven. 2 large water heaters + + + decorator's delight. Don't miss all this for only $139,500. Call 646-1171 llKE TO BEACH Super area. Super condition. Super family home ThtS 5 bedroom. 2 story large family home on a comer lot 1s near all schoOls. sh0pp1ng. beach and parks. All for only $83,950. Csll 546-2313 before 11 s too late to see 11! EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about the extras! Enter through double doors into a brick courtyard. Lovely lour bedroom home with parQuet oak entry. dining room & kitchen. Custom designed fireplace in step down loving room. New carpet throughout French doors in formal dining room. Large country kitchen with breakfast room. Super family room w/wet bar Mirrored wardrobe in rrester suite. Priced below market at $94.900. Call today. 646-7171 ARTIST'S IEACH CHALET Charming 2 bedroom. 2 bath split level across from palm lined park Sun perch opens to Spanish stucco living room. Step saver kitchen Gracious dining. Glass enclosed master w/breathtakmg view of Catalina• Fresn paint, upgraded carpet. Dog run & patio. Two car garage. 3 Blocks to ocean, pier, f1sh1ng. Just 556.950. Csll 842-2535 3 BEDROOM-ASSUME V..A. LOAM Sharp 3 bedroom hOme. Large covered patio. Located near shopping center and schools. Assume V A. loan. Total payments $275 per month. Price $54.950. Csll 963-6767 IEACH RmEAT-$38,500 Steps to pounding surf and crystal sand! Back yard is bay area play ground. Winding wooden walkways to seclude<1 entry! 1.>ourmet 1<1tcnen. Lavish hv. room with step-down conversation area +-fireplace! Sunshine breakfast patio. Pool - iacuzzi -volleyball make this garden hving at its finest. Won t last. Call 847-6010 COVIMGTOM 4 PLEX-$155,000 Best Huntington Beach location. Let us show you how you can be the prou<1 owner or this pride of ownership unit. Great investment for the tax shelter and apprec1a1ion. 3 bedroom owner's unit with fireplace. 2 baths. Plus three 2 bedroom units. For more Information call 963-6767. 7 HOMES UNDER $60,000 Good location of 3 and 4 bedroom plans located. in Huntington Beach area. Please call tor an appointment to see. 842-2535 ..... J • Saturday. October 23: 1978 DAILY PILOT A SWEETHEART OH SWEET AM And the price is right! 3 nice bedrooms. cozy fireplace in family room. step-saving kitchen with pantry, even a d1n1ng room and carpeted lanai. Custom drapes. nice wall-to-wall carpeting. decorator wallpaper and no association dues. Located in one of Irvine's top locations and priced to sell at $68,000. Call now for appointment to see and appreciate. 673-8550 TREMEMDOUS MESA VERDE Lovely, h1"~Y upgraded hidden 2 story 1n southern I dSa Verde. From the terrazzo entry to the wet bar, to the covered patio beside the beautiful pcol and view. fill ycur eyes with this tremendous value 5119,900. Csll 546-2313 to see 1tnow! EXECUTIVE RETREAT 1/1 ACRE 3 BR POOL $65,000 Lush secluded entry to this exc1t1ng estate Formal entry to dramatic living room with massive lloor to ce11in9 fireplace. Gourmet kitchen & dine with garden view. 20' family room ad1o•ns covered terrace & rambling grounds through a wall of glass. Separate wing for hideaway master & guest quarters.. Hurry for this unique find. Call 963-7881 SPAMISH MAHSIOM ON HILL POOL + BEACH -$58,250 Secluded walled courtyard entry to magnilicent entertainers penthouse. Vaulted ceilings add drama to artistic setting. Huge floor-to-ceiling cracklinq fireplace. Gourmet Pub kitchen. Massive hideaway master suite + guest quarters. Terrace overlooks sparkling pool & grounds Be the first to see this uniQue townhouse. Call 963-7881 MESA VERDE 4 BR + FAMILY-$84,500 Immaculate M esa Verde 4 Br dollhouse! Beautiful Pacesetter home. Slate entryway. Gigantic formal living room -massive wall of fireplace. Huge family room. Spctless gourmet kitchen. Secluded master wing plus 3 more family sized bedrooms. Owner transferred. Must see to believe. Hurry call 752-1700 now! TURTLER~I REDUCED TO $8',toO 3 IR +FAMILY Just reduced s 1100 by anxious seller1 Tile entry. Formal living room. Spanish fireplace. Formal dining room. l arge "L" shaped kitchen. Gigantic family room. Atrium. All mirrored wardrobes in master suite. Huge oatio hosts tall shade trees! C811 today 752-1700 must sell fast! Includes refrig. tool UUMDROMAT IMYISTMEMT 26 washers and 10 dryers in top location of Costa Mesa for $16,000. Call for specific terms. 673-8550 OPEN 'TIL 9 _ POOL ESTAT6-4 IEDIOOMS Private roadway leads to triple car garage. Secluded executive t ile entry! Dining entertainment. Epicurean kitchen. Separate monrin-law quarters w/bath. Soaring staircase to bedroom retreats. Lush tropical backyard wtshimmering summer fun pool. Skinny dippers delight! Owner bought new. Must sell, Try $9,300 total down! 847-6010 SPAMISH TltJ..lEVB.- IEACH-ASSUME $40,000 Double door entry to elegant raised living room with granada fireplace. Formal dining room. Huge Barcelona garden view kitchen. Fiesta party room with wall o f glass view of lush grounds. Magnilicent master suite and sweeping stairs to second story suites. Assume S40,000 -7% VA loan. No new loan costs. $398/mo. pays all. Call 963-7881 WATERFROMT + BOAT SLIP 3 IR-$121,500 Harbor waterfront townhome. Pm1ate boat snp. Gorgeous 2 story 3 bedroom 2 bath. Giant living room. White brick fireplace. Plus bay view thru wall of glass. Bar. Gourmet convenience kitchen. l arge dine area. Winding iron stair case to king size master suite overlooking water and your boat slip! Huge cantilevered patio over water's edge! Prime end unit. Just $128.500. Principals only please. Owner is agent. Csll 752-1700 now! MEWPORT HEIGHTS Im' IUY! • ANXIOUS OW'ta CUTS PRICE! Custom built home designed for entertaining and family run. 2 massive bedrooms each with walk-in closets apd private bath. tons of garage parking. Heart of Newoort Heights on, poo& sized fot. $88,500 full price. Call 646-71_7! _ COST A MESA SUPER CHARMER .. , ... Oeanest home in Costa Mesa's. most POOUfar area 3 king sized bedrooms with massive master . suite. Move-in condition! Gigantic .fireplace. Wife ~ saver kilchen, Do n't miss this super buy. 646-7171 • -• . $67.~50 full pried' COltOMA DB. MAR VIEW • A breathtaking view of the P,aclfic Ocean and coastline plus outstanding quality in this beautiful custom home. 5 bedroom:. family room. large enough for billiard table, formal dining. Beamed ce1hn9s. planked floors a~ warm country decor. ::;pec1al features too ,numerqys .to inention. $199.500. Call 673-8550, • LJn.IM IMVESTMENI' PIOPEiTY Owner's unit very spacious (Jr· '1)1\Y be smaller with separate 2 bedroom gtJest ciuarters. To fulfill your tax shelter needs t~ pre two deluxe units in addition with waiting list o f prospective tenants. Fireplaces. patios and garages. Tip-top condition. Outstandigg~alue· at $149.0 00. 673-8550 c JOI N. A WINNING TEAM Your requirements: enthusiasm, ambttron and Integrity, The Real Estaters are a team of well-trall'\eel professionals. They enjoy what they do - and do It we11,:very well~ They take a lot of pride in what they do. Freeda McOure Jeff Jameson Bert Reedy Leslie Hintze NancyG1l9$ Beach Office Working together in a productive. and' pleasant environment is invigorating. Helping. others .Is rewarding In many ways. If you are interested and quali.ty.~we haye.plans for you! Call Mrs. Hassett at 640-2500. ' 1100~8MI. .... ,111 Brookhurst OffiQe Fountain ValleyOfficeCorona del MarOmoew amerdale OfflOO HUNTINGTON IEACH 17931 8Nch Blvd. 21CXJD Brooktlum '°:~....,. 842·2535 -..m 10 FOUHTAU-• VALLEY 11109 BrOOkl'IOrtt 98).7881 J ('I DAil Y PtlOT IOOMER FUNKY WINKERBEAN TANK McNAMARA NA.NCY RAKE YOUR LEAVES--A -DOLLAR AN HOUR Saturday. Oelober 2:3. 1979 by Wa. F. lrowt1 md Mtl Cassoa L,, by Tom Batiuk by Jeff MOier & Bill Hinds by Emie Bushmiller SOMETHING M UST BE W~ONG WITH MY SALES TALK ,-..,...,,F- 1-'u:.,,~.,,._~ TODAY'S CRDSSIDBD PUZZLB UNITED Feature Syndicate Frlday'aPuule Solved: ACROSS qu1tlly 54 Alloy- 1 Yuletide coated sounds steel 6 Germinate. 55 Land body as barley 56 Firm grip 1 1 Mutineer 58 NYSE 14 "Take for -phrase: 2 ---· words 15 Helicon 60 Accepting name t>rlb11: 3 16 The 2nd words Mrs. 63 Side oneaell ~f'i'+it lilfifiti1Rrirtii~ S1n1tr1 with 17 Russl1n 66 Sneeky hero per a on 18 Bestower of Slang rapidly respect 67 • Ouoth,lht 9 Local 20 Tues on person: imports 68 Motion ~ SulllX 22 Bike, plus plclure· 10 Civil suit one Informal buls 23 lnlimate 89 French 11 Mith. friend marll'llf relahon 25 Hiii top 70 That Is· 2 12 Elicit 28 Sorority words 13 Unmasked member 71 Adv1nce on 19 Spi rit 29 w wages stre1111 Hemlaph0te 21 Skating group DOWN surtaco Abbr. 1 Henry'a 23 Seaboard 30 Upper or nickname 24 Swlllness lower --·--· 2 Htmillte 26 Ol~es . 32 In motion 3 lndli. tolttt 27 Animals 34 Noticing Peralins gall 39 Level 4 Averalon 30 Ancient achieved 5 Carried Br ltlah · '2 Rice olficlal awey: 31 ~~=Y·~. 43 EmotlCJ11I Siano strains 6 Rlvir of march 45 Mldlel1ngelo Ontario 33 "··-~P to masterpiece 7 Arranges Y?,'J .. 48 Flexible belOl'ehand 35 A T !~ ,9 "B1ldlf~lhl" a a.6.teted "TNT 500ist~lvit ~ 3eMe~by repehtlon 37 "Friend" to Amer. colonists 38 Reduce to shreds 40 Ve.nQuish 41 Quality aulf1x 4' Goll all Oii 47 Starta oaragraph 48 Showdd the way 50 Kind of nut 51 Arm bones 52 Shabby: Slang 53 Wood 56 Tinge 57 About: Prefix 59 Heat generallng device 61 Sm1llboy 62Welcome 64U.S. soldiers: lnlorm1I H Tennlt gear PEANUTS TUMBLEWEEDS ···~·.I'>• .., •. u MISS PEACH THE VIRTUE OF VEIA VALIANT DOOLEY'S WORLD DOOLEY!.. 15 YouR MOIH£R ST1LL TALKING TO HtR f'LANfS ? 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Mer1e. lt, Of 9 1Q Bur Lo~• REMAK·YATES -Muk Sleph<I\. 14, Olld Lllll•n Merle, II, boll'I OI W.stml"'''' Octo-6, 1'7' JOHNSON-SP()() -Richard I.ff, )), of Westminster, end Therese Mitchell, 27, of 1.on9 Bo.ell October 7, ltlt M08ER<;HEFF -wo..-Alf,..CI, 1', -Cynt1111 E • 11, llOlll ot ~une Buell Octotlffl, 1t7' HARTWELL SAUNDERS -BM•V I.". 31. and Sutanne Jun. 21. boln of w.,tmlf'ISler WEIG\.E•SUTHERl.ANO -Welt~r Wllllom, 21, end Suun, 17, bolhol San c1-1nte METCA\.F·HAMll. TON -O~nl•I PHkl, H . and Cynll\I• Jo, 20, boln Of u91.1<1aBuch SOMMEA·Cl.AAK -H1rry W..mr, ..i, of Sonia Ano, 1ne1 Merit J., 4t. 01 FOl.lllteln v1111ev Oct-t,H7' HESSIN(;POATll.\.O -t<~nt R . "· alld lrm• E . JS l>Oll\ 01 Westmlnsler AUIZ·CUMMINGS -Oovld 21. ancl Allolldl G.tlt, 1•. bOtl'I OI Hunllf191011 Beacl'I HARNER·BUONO -Paul Gllbofrt, '2. eno AMreo 0 , U, boll'I of Cosio Mt\I H El.MIT·JOHNSON -Hermt" Wllll&m, o . Of AMhelm. Ind Mtrvel 8everl,'. '°• OI W"lmlnller KYl.E-OAt<l.EY -Rollltt LH. 31. olld l'ior9Me M1rl011, 3', llOU'I of Son JUlllC.APhtr- SHOEMAl(E,MOSDAl.E -8eft A,.. u-v. :M. 1nc1 Jullt Vlcto-la, 1', llo!n of (;Orone"-' Mer. MAATINEZ·8 UATON -Alct141rd Goftt. 28. one! ECllll'I, lO, boll\ of Son Clement-. OOOD·YOHAN -Mlctlul Pnlllp, 21, and Catllt••n Julyanlll!, l•. both of WHlm1nster. NORRIS.NORRIS -John Hardin, 1S, Of Mldwov Clly, end B1rbar1 J .. n, 2•, ot WHtminsltr. &AIAO·AOB!ll NS-AobHI F'. 19.-"" Ooro\ 1.vnne, 11, both Pl Hunt· lnqlon B .. <h AMES..$TUCKEq -O"qory P•ul, 1•. and 1.vnn Ann, 22, Doti\ ol Wtstmlnst~r. Wll.KERSON·PA\.MER -Arnoln 8C!nson, 36 ol Founlatn V•lltv. MIO l.lnda Ann, 76, ol Hunl1nqton 8'-&<h BAAll.1.A·OOHEATY -Ml<h.t~I E, ll. ol HunllnQton Buell ond JOollllt M"'lt. '3, ol S~rman 0• k '· SANFll.IPPO·TIPTON -FrtCI AlcMrd, ... •nd Jtntl C•rol. ,., bOll\ of Sift J~n Capi•trano CANNING·MORRIS -Jay WO<Otn, ,,, of Sen Juan CaDl\treno. &nd Oebr• c;.,.,,, ?I. of C..1>lt1rano Buell COHEN·STePHENS -l.•wr•nct Jav. ,., ol HuntonQIO" e-.cl'I. and O.bOral'ISue, 11.ofWestmln\ttr DU 0 A E V·M cGOV ER N-Gary Rlc,...rd. 1t. llld Gr.c. Ann, 11. both ol W01tmlnsler. OSTl.ll•·WOOO -Eric v111w1. ~t ..,.. Oolorn O , S6. botn ot lluntlnQlon BM<ll. CANTll.l!·t<RKSEY-l!ClwMll J . n. end Oo<olf\v, s•. botl'I 01 NoW1JOtl 8Mcf\ SHIOl.EA·CO~E -Ro11alel Mori<,?,, _....Sheryl Nin, 1•. boltt ol HunllnqtOll a .. ctt STALl.INOS.COOBll.I. -CIVO. Ah IM. ~. of Wltslmlnsler, and Mltiry c.._, n. of 01111tkl. SMITH COOMBS -Tllom•• Aov. ?'. and Jerllt• 16, boll\ ol Founl••n Valley. MCMll.LAN·WAYNE -Garv '-" McMiiian. 30, end Glorle, n , boll'I ot HunllnQton euc11. HARPER·HAN SEMAN -Tl'lom•• o .. ».of l.og11na Betti\, and ~Miiiy, n. all.UYtQH,Ntv. • SCHU·SCHlJ -flrtd A .. n. •nd "'•"ct' Al •o. H, 11011\ of Soll Ctement•. ........... 01 /llarrl•,,e l'INA'-Oac•a•I l'llM..,.._Wrtt WAltO, Jllellll'I Elolft ofld eovi. MATHES, JNIWM 9. -OOMIO: FR1'ZlliR, Pnyllls liltlne onCI Stepl\eft Joupl'I; CAMl'91!1.I., Mlldtod Oofl1 -Marte Smllflt l.A MUTH, Mory T. ond £C1Word F.; TlllN"°'STICH, C11rl1 B. -l)oftno P : SCHAl'EA, Gary O..nnlt end Terry F,.dCllt, KASHI HSICY, -·d . Ind 0.ndr• N ; CRAIG, Dolor" Dell end Edwerd F.; AN- DRE.ST, J•n•tnd 0 ... 10 Sii.VA, Mary Ellen end Mleflatl Jolin; Ml \.ES, Cnarlollt A. and Gerald l . GORDON, Alc .... rd K - CMofS.; IMBAUl.T, Oenl .. -JIC- OIA", OAISWOl.O, ,,_.,., and Gori'; A08EATS, Holly end Jldelv; MCNEl.l.Y Pllfl<~ w and V•'10flt C , RUSIN EK. Rocllord end Oebrt; "THOM"'50N, Oort<le M •nd lteniwlfl G.;SEa. Aollollld F o0nC1 Jo A..,.. SY0900A, J.111111 D. encl CollJtlne ... NEAPli, Morclo l.yM -A-lei Oten. BAI.I., El•lnt J tnd Wa-J.; GRAHAM, Mory M end Wtlh""' s : JOHNSON. \.1nda Lee and O..rlH Franklln, LANOOUIST, O•vill one! Mory Elltablth, SHACKEl.FOAO. Buddy Joe 1nd Becky Ann ; PARTRIDGE, Jlnlce and Jtrnes: OIPIE'TAANTONIO. Vincent and MartM L HERSH, l.lnda Jt•n end Diie AODerl. P'll" S.Ottmttt r 20 HODGES. Sl'laron L •nd Clyde N ; MA.AR, W•rren W1llt•m And Cllro\llno Mu. RUNDE. Bel•nda Joy and Kenneth Jamn; BROWNING, Ann Marlo enO Jomti C.; 8ARAETT. Lind& Ctrol end Ronald Weller; OELCOUAE, JH nlnt Suwn tnd Garv JoM. HOOTS, BMbara Lnand l.orrv Tayl0<; Ml LES, Muno I ••d Bert w.; MARINKO, Betty v. - JoMG SA\.1.EY. Edlin Cl•udlne -Jt<s Ellld; H .. MARI. Peul OoUQln Olld 51\aron Fe~; DAILEY. Roy Alvlll •nd Kllntrlne: JOHANSEN, C.1n.trlnit Ann and John Tr•IUl'd; 8AANT\.EY, Oer•ld Ptul dnd JUCllll\ Mn, AVtlLOS. LOrtllt dnd Mot""' C; GAINES, O..orQe W Jr and SMton Lff \.EW .. N. Linda Ltt•nd O.rv Ao~rl, PARSON, Gall Ind !ltu<e M1cnat1, BALE. Oorotny Ind Yr(1111tm HAYNES. Ao11ald v •nd Terry I( ;- TARO! FF l'rancn M •"d Mlllcoom A ; JOHNSON. E•r nuttne end A-rl Lee; SKOGEN. -rQIAtMM and Cl•re11c• Wiiiard. GREEN, OUrtM K and AtCnard 0 ; BARE, Sltwen MtCMel and Aowellot ue, NAii AA AO. Monllt• T and ~ I.; OCHOA. Evera do Bonlloc10 and Joupnlr1e C•mecno; JONKER, Sl\lrOft F•v• •nd Terry Lynn; SALAS. R-r1J •nd Frlflttl HANNING, Terri Lind• •nCI AOCler1 A ; OIPIETAANTONIO, Vlt1cen1 anC1 Mof1"" L . GRUNAU, JoM c and K•rlln V ; POISSON, Pro\Cilla JaM •nd Pierre Arlllur; SI MPSON, JoM G and Potrlc1.a L, FENDLEY Pol11 Jo and Gaor111 W.; SNODGRASS, J"'et>h Verne and Sondra I.ff; OHR, Ptlyll\ I. and James R ; SANDEN, David E and Brenda \..; Pl RTl.E. f'r•Clr l<k M1cnoel and Geralolne Al1le BRANTLEY. Junnelle O.Wll lllld w1,ne JaOM>n, ZIEGLER, Jlke S. ond &olly Su.; JONES, Joen Audrey and M•r•hall O•lt 01 FABBIO. Fftn>, l ond I.aura Elaine· CRAO· 000<, Keren Su~ •nd \.twt' Pa111. CAICEDO. Gloria B. and DI~. 14ULD. Cyntlll• 1.tlQll end SI~ Mlcl'IHI; SCHWA A. Cll•r•u H, •nd Marla A . GRISSINGER, Don.Id W. -Janel L , ARMOND, Cl-llAIWI -Freoe. MAYS, Redford l.n and s.Mra loM; J ENNINGS, M•rtl'la I.. end 081'- nls Fortll, NO,C:El.l.A. AIHlnder end Ko tl'lryn IS-'119; PAUKSTE\.IS, Al9 lrC1os J . 111C1 Clleryl 0 ; ROBESON. JO\eC>lllne and Frank, HAMM. Yance Ed91r and P•lrn:o• June ell• Pelrlcl• MOll11a, HAUPT. Wllllom e . •"d CArolyn M ; EDWARDS 0.eryl l.ynn and AOClert Kenneth; CANNADY. J~nlce \.ynn tnC1 OtMll I.; BERNARDI, Sanora -0..nnh l..U FORKER, Alcl'larCIJ andSu.,.nL; PASSAGE, Pllyll" and G<ene L : IBEY. Nl<l'IOIU Robert Ind O(oborth Joye•. 0\.VEA. E•ther M •nd Tllo""'\ E : WARREN, Jr, Jean P -Jonn A OIRO. Cllllord l °"" earwr• J . DANI El, Sanelra K•v~ tnd Alan Ollt; A\.EXANOER, ~A. -Jerrv Lte. A•TCHFORD, Paul 0 Ind Su••n IC • JONES. 01~M I.. •nCI Vernon W. SllNCHEZ. Rubfn .and E•C*'anu. RIGGS. R•IK'CU Wendy Md Devld Arlie; DAVI<,, Nor• Kav Kitty and Sl•ncll Evtftlt. CURTl!o, Jant<t M. and Tom J , OWENS, s.,,.. dre Kn• And Jimmy Carl; C\.YOE. Aonlld Aovmond •nCI Teri Ann, WINTEllBOTlOM. Linda lffotl\ tnd CllffO<d William; HARPER HH1- H and Htnrv H., REYE!> Juan MtHflnt1 and M•rv loyce HECKERMAN, E•t•vn Dolor•\ a"" l'rlMI• l.t•o•. !>ANCRANT. !°>heron •"<I (.n~•lt~ Fren<I\, BA I TO, Judy\. -JowA. 1'11M~tm1'trH AO\$, Dertene El•lnt t1ndJac-I..; COLEMAN, Edwanl P ond J-; McCLI NTOCK, Jtl-I. Ind Oovld A ; WllAlltl!N. 0•"" M. 111\d TOOCI Ttmollly; SCHRAM, Sllorltf J - Jolln P SPARlltOW. H.,ry I Jr. and _,llWI M • McCOl.l, H•ncv K. - Wt114Ce S ; NORRIS, -tlA""" -Oo••I"' p ; NEITZl!Y, KMtnSUo'And IWllllem l'loyd; MURPHY, -U(M<\ Grte9 end Tl\Omu . Bl.ACK, Potrry JomH end P•nv \.Y"fl; GAUGHRAN, Terrie A11n -James s ; 8AOOHEAD. J•fl,..., Olld Tt,..w; MAl.IEAG, Etll1bll~ J- lnel OeMh ROCllley, ATHEATO-., Janice Ann end Sttpl\en 0th; PETERKIN, \.ynne Mallellno end Aonala -a•d. G"TEWOOO. si.ll• J. •llCI Cord•ll Y•11n; HEfRON, Val.rll 0. tlld ... ~rt E.; CHAP. PEI., O..rl-D •nCI lrvlllf ,_...,..Id Jr .. WRATH, P•nnv Tru..._ and Olvld W1111am MUNDEN, Del0t" 0 -J- A.; Yll8AS. Ttrrtnce Gent Ind Ylr,ilnlo i!Wll'": SE\.BY, Jo Anne and J•me• I. ; WEB8. Delloul\ lvnno -T.,,,y l(lr~: SUMMERS, Merre\ G. ond B•llle T ; RUTH, Ht"bo and Cnarl .. F.; HANSEN, Donna 1.11 and Joc k 1.1 Verne; WU\.F , Rose •nCI D•nnll; u.ouEnE. P•~• Maurice .in0c...01 Ann; HARDING, Mtcl\HI A•y Ind Muriel\. STAAi(, Aeymond I. •nd MerlOll M . WEDE8AAND, P•lrlcl• A. - lvle E • NUNES, Wendy S<Mn end TllOmas Polrltk; PEARSON, 0,.,,..,11 I •nd Oonlla J .. 8ARON, W•~ Jn .,,cs Nency Jo; Bl.ACK. Ann o. Mid Merit J.; GRAFLUNO. JellflY l . -Oebor•h J.; CHAMBERS, Allee S and M. Roland, JONES, Ota"" \.ynn onCI Gr•OOrV Lee, ANDERSON, LYllll M.andJoo 0 WENKE, -r•lell• A. •nd Wllllem T : COOK, Jte"'lt T •nd 0..MI' S.; TAUTUI, Levi, •ka Steve, •nCI Toh.0011; HlllE. Waelt lrwl11 - Mery Jo; HURST, S.ndro SW and OltrlM Aoqer; MOR\.ETT, 00- C..rol and Oscar 1.ouls; BROWER, Carol J . and Denny G ; WHITE, Sllaron \.u ana J •l"n ThOIN\. 14RENZ. Carol Aftn end Oo<dor'I A ; WILKIE, J .. nMoroe•nCIO.moncll. SIMPSON, Aot>erl E ~nd llllt<1; 8AKEA, Mery I. end Curll> I.; TURNAGE, Ell• w eno CornehutC : JOHNSON, Mortlcf1.1e Ed....,..,. - Sleplwn Vlnctnl; DREYER, AOfl8ICI J. -Ruin Mnottt, OUNN, UfOV Jay and K•rtn Cristi"" COBB, Berlt\ J. -Oo<A \. ; WE\.l.S, T-t Aooer end CotMrlne: MARTIN,°'"" \Illa AM •nd CJ\arles Emer_, Jr.; VEONG, Olene Ool0tes and Mtc,_I ~~·. l'lled 0ctt1'tr t WALSH, Ptlrlcla OMI•"" one! John Wiiiiam. VELl.ANOI, Wtlllr1i'OI' \. and Marlo (nm1I; AUGER O.Ovld O.t•rd .Sftd Ell<'n Rull\ ttAUSEN, Lindi S. &!Id l.1rry F • 8AYllNT, $nel60n L and Penny L.: MACHADO, Am~li11 arid Ventuit••no Perr•: BEACiERON. E"ell• J 1nd ROiand P. Jr RAMIREZ, Bulrl<I lrod lllcl\ard Cerrl,.ua: BENNET'f, 011- dy \.ou and Hervey Eu11ene1 VOWE\.\.,llnel•G ~ndloul\H. Ml NE, D•vld C, and Ml\rllyn HAYNES, Eilo4'n Maroe and O\arl•> Allero. MENDOZA. Mary MollQclli.na and Robert Anev•. \. YNCH, CO-Inn.a \. andW1lllamH . SPAY,St~W. anel Kim A : MERRITT, CnrlSIOl>ht< I. andBt<kyO., EMSl..EY,,,.,,,"IYJ. an4 JAmes w : SPRINGER. Suell ... -Dale Fredericlt 11; ROZEWSKI, Kalny A. end Cro19 Nor,,,,.n; PHIH· NEY, Qlrl\11..-!I. and Harry Heel. 8A\.OWIN, Juditll M. encl 8rllee Al· ten. WASSERMAN, Lavine E. -J~I\ J.; MAATEl., Frenc.hco - Donn• R : VI NSON, Marv CollsltnCt and Norm•" I. : AUMSl!Y. O..wn lr•ne and Garv Let P08LAN0, O••n• o11nCI Phllllp E. SlARI(, Edward MltllHI and C.,01 Ann; BOLLMAN, Cll•r IH Hellry •nd Ca\lly Ann. GOOOMAN. Wiima I.. -Bob; Ill LI., Mary K ond J•m•• \. ttlNAICHS, Antl\Ony E tnd S........ 1.vnn: LA l'AANCE, Ear"°'I O yde 1nel Jlldlll\ Ann, FOOS, KrlmllOOt W. anel ICtnneth G.: KUHN, Sue I.In and A40erl E.; GAi.LANT, B. Oorl• o1111C1 Aobtrl Roland : COVEAl.ISSA. Yvonne lontolnelle •"d Geor11• RudOll>I\. P'lltCI October J RYqN. Aobfrl L and DI-M. Mll•lt, Sl•ve Oon and Snaron Ir-. L()fojG, Lvdla end Johll B.; WE\.l :O. W•nCly s and Nlel \..; FARRIS, Fell><I ano Guy 0: BEKINS, Got1I 0. anCI MltNel A : MANNINO. s.roelrl L ""d Jordan, Yl!C!(LEY, RAIDlt A. AM AnnA J .. CluTON, Carol \.yM lllld ARMSTRONG, Bobby J<tCk and Ju11l1M, BEi.i(, ArloY and l.orttnlt: RAMIREZ. Anlonlo Gomu end MMI• Guadalu1>•. BERNARD, Gar1>le And Tl\omu H GREW. T9'i. Cht1stvnv and Georo• At11utnder GOO•NEZ. 1Cer11 ano Httmon MORENO, Marlon R ol'ld AOlllld LoRoy; MC REY NOi.OS, Aoclltlle S. and cnerlH Htllry. 0 l.EllAY. - E .and Tlmollly J . OE VANE. A"'t'11 A 1ndTl\OmHJ WOOD. W&yllO Norbert Ind A_.n UM! STEWAltT, lull Mu, llta lull Mae Stew•tel Ind Bruce c-.11on. •h Bruce C..rllon Stf,.ard; HAIGHT, Mtrctdeo M•lbe "nd Wlllllrll OouqlH; CAtTl\.1.0, Sandra J. and C••I J ; SMITH. Cl'l•rfle I.. tnd lllomu G : BAZE, Frtdl Frtnc:lne Ind ThomH G.,y; HEAPE. Merel• LYM •nCI Ao,.ald Oten. HAISLIP, Jwdlln G•ttr -J•rntt Ander'°" 111, OUINN, Holly G fftd "'"" M : GOMl!Z, Joyce All<• and Trinidad It ; Bl\HOP. Mory M ilrQer~t and A•c"•rd Htrvwy, SANCHEZ Belh Jton •I'll Tony Al"°'" OA\flSON. M•rtivn M'tO Paul Honry , ICNOL I.. Robert F't<lt<itlo. and Sntrry YvOllrw, BAA AEn. Kelhlffn A And <;erv E .. SPENCER. Oonn• Mllrt• And Ja...., Afl!Wr. 8AOWNINO, C•rOI A - Arl!Wr Ro. WEODEl.L. 1orP\• end AObln W .. JOAS, Con•ndre AnMlll end """ w1111om, MITCHEl.1.. Katl'lrynA.""" JOllll A : RUSSO. Dominick J - Marv I. ; TRUCSIK, Roblrlt AM •nd Steptlotn J . Jr : Pl NCH OT. a.nv K. -AonAICI E1111tne: F£ANllNCl!2. 1.orl An" encl Anthony; Mii.NEii, 'Ttlomu. J1rr11t 111 1ne1 Morel• Rlllll; ·WEI.FORD, Sue E. •nd Jt me• A.: •WA\.SH, Mori•~··. 1nC1J•me\ E • ftllHS.flttmMrtt 8AIOENBAICER, ~rqorel 8. elld ... II N ; CRAIN, Cyn1111a 0. -Marlon D ; Ml L\.ER, Cr•lg OnCI I.Incle L.; COf'll, J11e11111 A. end David J.; MUI.. VANIA, Alcl\ard I.. M 0. ond l'r1nce\ A.; YSLAS, Emlll8 and .MQel; HUTMACHER. 0.borMI O. ond La rry A : HAATOO, llowrly A. Oncl JOM; GROVE, Kltlly -EtneJI A.; Al.DEAFER, Ootls H anCIHll•o4d E Lee; GOULaT, Cerol llt'ot enel Patrkk Jowc>ll: CORNWELL. u.ut ... """"''° -Gll M SIMutl; Ml 1.1.l!R, C...rol l.oulto elld flollfr( "9ste•; CENICEROS, Oo11 E,. •nCI Gta<e; RATTAY. Solllo tnCI H6-rd "-! ,_,._ PE\., Suaonno OAd Tllomoa J ; GUYTON. Kimberly A. Ind .IOIWI 1..: ~1l$10E, Gtorlo Alln ond .W- Ko!llOOI! LaUENBl ltOER, Merine _. K11rt: GltUWEl.I., C.Mell -"'*"" J .; 8GWElt, OtrelCI C.. end l'utllu-. KOCHAN, Jon ond 8tl"Nrd A.; 001..AN, Pelrlcl1 J. Ind E_... W.; AOSE.'Yllmo 6. ones Oo"'91M o.: EARNEST, Rlc1141rd Howard.,., Sal-. ty L.orrtlne: JONES, Jout>lllne..,.. Gene Ylr,ill; HADA\., D•nlel E. ond DI.,.. M.; HAI.I.., OuaM 0. elld OllltY J.: flOX. l'renuJ Jo end AO'( Ali...; MOORE, C011nl1 M. and Clo't H ; OOUl.I., ~nnlt 1nd J1<lc Ste_.. 001.AN, M1rlonn• Ca rol onCI M.1<.llttl Gr._y; BAKER, Atbe«A la11ro 111d Joi\" 01or9e; MC CAltYI LI.£. Mory Ann OM PN ,,.,. rl<ll., CARUANA, J601111 T. -Oovld I>.: Oll!SI, Mtry Aftll encl Roll Wllll•m; 01\.CS, ... nny L..-ol'ld Wiiiiam Rolph; PlttMM, 0.-F, W )OM H I, GRAY, SuS.1111 A. end .lomft Y ; AltMSTAOHO, Juaflllo M. enOo.M A.; BARTOS, Patrklel.'t!WI IMAl~Wolt•r. &OB81TT, Sll•rtvl Ind J•mts R-r; TOMl.IH!.OH. Swt C. OnCI A•ll>l'll. Jr.,001.ES8Y,Jo•nM and 011 .. , w.no.11 Jr ; OWENS, .IONl T Mid Judy K.; 8Al.1.ARO, ,rtne:" Vlro lftla end Paul Tnom .. ; PORT\.AND, l'rancu Ml<llMI J. enCI Otnlw 1..: RODRIGUEZ. Glorl1 etld Jo/Ill; MAllS&ll.l.IS, llt'ory !Uoy - Gtry KenMlll; KOEPSl!l.1., Wllllem A....., Marv DelllH: HYO£, Swl"" Morie Md Vln<ellt EU9fll0, llllOOAS. 1(1111 ..... Ann Ind ltlellef'il Ali.n; KOWAUKI, Jomn Alloll fl'M Judllll Goye; SCHEl.1.ISNllltG, DI-I. .• ..., Jom•I It.: MASSE, Gerti\ e . OftCI Aollerlo M .; WALKOWIAJ(, Mery Jtno Ind O.orqe Gerald. WATl(INS. Holf'OYd W.M tflCI Son*• \.,; FllANC~SE. Mor1• -'llftctflt J i ii\"; JONE'S, Ol-J ... Mlho<IY W.; STll.!S, Ir-M • ...CS Cary I. ; Mll.\.IER, T•,,..,-Stuarrl J . Ol.ENCJ(I, Frede J, ond Hormtll W ; TUltNElt, Fe.,. 1., oml l'r-1.; MOltAN, lllllCllHI Norm.ti\ elld "'~· Elett; DENNIS. •&1-Merle •!Id Htrold Elltwo,t11: C'?ISNY, Edwolfd It. -E.,.IYft M,; LAKt, LorllH Thomas •nel Oarv 1. ... '-AWltENCE, o.a. Arid Garnet Ylrtlnle; CORONADO, 0.vtd AM Oellre Ko.,1 RAlllNO, ,.._ T .... Ullfltl CA1t•1&.l.O, Allte't 011cl- • oonttly;KHMITT,Wllllom"-f•M T....,_ \,OUl\e ; (HUOl.EY, Suttn Ol •flt •11C1 Oe r yl Loe : lOCHMllLlfl, Mliry Otr•ldf,,. -flmll Wlllltfl'I; llllNICMAN, Miltr1t I . I -IMfllce J, '"" s.,ttlllMf 11 l'ltlaMAN. ld•erd encl M,.., L: IUNKOPI', C..rtl'rft J-olld ........... !'1-0llC~ OllltlATH. 11\0 K•fll•rlne •"Cl Sammy Ju : •OMaltO, Oon l,U Olld S11a11e ..... : OOUln, C.rOI flllW9 .... PttrlU. Jtstlll, JlflftlltSON, $lllrltY Jt•11 •nd lrnott ..._,.., M ltellt. DeMi. I.. IM ,,.,...,., , WEl.TElt, Cllaryl 1.'1'1111 111d WUll-.IOM! HAllTMAN, M11111'1ft O. tlld Harlty Artll11r; NEAi., Petric!• Su• Ind o. ... , 011¥00; KIHN&, 8arllarl l.lllllH Ind Wllt.r l!tntlll S~RAYBlllAY, Clltryl l.'1'N'1° Olld ~" Mlrlon; GlltAlJl!A, V•ltflt I.ff .... Jlll'IU JtH~lll OUNNl!l.S. °""9 A. an• Mory J .. n E.; HEAO, lloMI• J, tn<1 Cotlly l..; OAAINOIA, CM04'rft i.-111 w Oenlllt Wli.,,_I Gii.i.UM, Clollell• L. 1ndJull"'"· CASElllEllt, lto>t-ry AM 1.o,.,., J ; llOM90UfS, Metody Alt'fM o"CI ltMon HelWI. MAXWEl.t.. 1Nrl..., 41111 1.twl\ 011d l dword I.to: NAll&,WOOO, Lunard S. •~ ..-..... : 111oa1tr. '"""' o.41 ...... 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Slips. ~k$ .. .. ..... : • 9070 Boou •• s.-<t • Silo ............ !iCJIO Botts.stone• . . .. . .. .. 90llll TRANSPORTATION Airtran • . . • • .•• <.am~n S•le1Ren( F.lt'('trtr Cart ... . ~::· t~~r.:~ ~oot .... . M'"''"' llm"'.~•le-Reill Tu11er•.1 r.t~'t"I x~:~r;,·~;~1!1'~...-u ~ .. AUTOMOBILI . . fll() 9120 . • t!JO _ .. 91olCI . tUO •11:<1 911n . VlhO '!MW Geritr•I .. :. . . . .. .. .. . .. . . • 9510 AnUq\Jet/Ctaa&IC'I ••••• , ••••• ~ Kctre1ittoo Vet11('I•• .. ., ••••. 9$3111 $pon•. ll•<•lllO<I> .......... !WO tWl\ttlOravtti 1 •••••••• ~ Truell.a • . • • • • • • • • . ••.••• 9Si60 V&M .. .. • • . • • ••• !M1U AU10 l.au1a~ . . . . .. ... -Auto. Wantt-d l • •• ,.,, AUTOS, IMPORTED U.noral flOI All• Rocneo f7U5 11...i1 . --~"' Au\UG Ht41ty tro.l aMW • • '712 Capn .. . .. .. t11J ~.· :m Oauo.oa . t120 hrran . !l?l.I hat .. . 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OPEN SUN. 1·5. 1201 BERKSHIRE LAN~ HIGHElt CEILINGS Enjoy the spacious feeling in this cheerful 3 bdrm .• family home, on quiet cul de sac. Newly de· corated & landscaped. $64 .500. OPEN SAT. & SUN.1·5. 312 HANOVER, Costa Mesa . LOWER MAINTENANCE Decorate & reap the bene fits: this 3 bdrm .. 2 bath Lido Sands be a ch house needs TLC. than sit back & enjoy the carefree life in your ow.n jacuzzi. $73,000 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coml Hwy N R 645·7575 3116 Nl·wport Blvd N H 673· 9060 Getterol 1002.GetMraj 1002 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IF YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO LIVE ON THE OCEAN .• Spectacular 180 degree ocean view including m agnificent sunsets, this 3 bedroom, office, 4 bath home with a sparkling pool, located at 4545 ORRINGTON /\VE. in Cameo Shores is OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to 5:00 PM. Asking $198,500. A SAND & SEA REALTY 675-8800 Gen4tral I 002 Getterol 1002 •.•..•.•••...........•. lkal l-:!i lall• Saks Whal we're look in~ lor 1s a man or vision; a man w/drive, determ111al1on, fire ; a ma n who never qwts; a man who can in· spire others; a man who can pull the co. bowlin.r; team oul oC last place. A salesman or bkr. 1'ull or part tune. al 90/10. J ohn .P. C;ircy, G R I United Brokers. 616· 711 I MESA VERDE 4BR~AMILY ....................... HEW LISTINGS! NEWPORT SHORES 2·Story A·Crame; wood bc:imt>d cciltnAs; 4 bdrms .. 2 b:iths; se<:ludcd patio. Walk lo beach. pools & tennis. S001000 n:ves. 6-12·2253) WESTCLIFF Condo, brighl & cheerful 2 bdrm .. 2 baths . Adult coa1plex. Prime loca· lion! S64 ,9 50 (Eves.&i2· l79lll $84,500 Immaculate Mesa Verde 4 bedroom doll house' llcauliful l'a<'t':.cllcr home. Slatl:' l'lllry w.iy iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill G1i:;.int1c lorm.il ltvrni.:i-----------rnom-massive wa ll ol f1n•11lan' llugc fom1ly room. Spollt•ss J,!nurmcl kitchen. Secludt>d m.asler w1nJ.:-plus 3 more C:.im 1l y sized bedrooms . Owner trunsfcrrcd. l\lusl Sl't: to believe. llurry -cull VIEWCOMDO L arae 1 bedroom. fireplace. l',2 balh, in North Laguna. Ex· pansivc sundeck over· lookmJ.! the blue Pacific. Priced under market. Exclu~i\'e 61 \·7270. 752 1700 now ' @tut SHCLti. Ol'ftv rt19•11 I Hf I,,-,. (I"' f • 1ete&1tl ~~~I ~ REAlTORS Classified Ads Want ads G...-r• 1002 Get1ttol •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ Q) a: The Dalebout Association 642·7408 Dover Shores/ Baycrcst/Westcliff Specialis ts . ::bo1111r .Slwr116 Extraordin ary Custom Offering. Forty·Four Hundred Square Feet. Four Bed rooms. Pool. J acuzzi. Colossal View. Largest Lot On Gal axy D rive. A Home Of Character, Dignity •.. And Fun. IELVUE LANE-IALIOA JUST LtSTID -custom built home on quiet strnda. Perfect for the tricy· cle set. Nearby tennis club, ocean and bay beaches Cor Mom and Dad. 3 Bedroom, den and dining room. L.p 40x I oo tt. tot. $137 ,500. c• 540.115 a BARGAIN HUNTERS' FIXER UPPIA -Big 3 bedrm on o•enl1.d lot wlth double garage. Thls good soUd home is a mess -helpt ! Asking $49,500. C41140.I 151. INVESTOR'S DELIGHT $48,900 -A sharp 3 bedrm hom e with new paint inside and out. New carpets and drapes. Great location on -. 11 o· deep lot. Call 546-5"0 for de~ tails. VACANT 4 IB>ROOM -Costa Mesa, formal dining, fam rm. lge kitchen w /dinette area. And much more!! Corner loca- tion 9dioce.t to ptl1c. Room for motor home, boat er trlr. Back East owner wants quick sale! 546-5 .. 0. ERITAGE SEEK & FIND. HODGE PODGE "FL" A F I T S I R 0 L F l I R T L l 0 M R £ L H F L A S K W Y M E R E W 0 L F F S E A N O T N A Y 0 8 M A L f T A K l I M H y M F L l N G E K F A T U F 0 L I O L 0 U K Y F H E M E 0 l T Y l A E S H 0 0 G V l R E P W I H 0 T Y T D H L U G N I E 0 E N G I G N 1 P T E R A P O P F R 0 T F 0 I H A l L R R U B 1 U F T F A D T 1 l S l S E H A W E N L F L 0 G L C I F A 0 l N G T P 1 l 1 F l A X E F U L S R U A E S A H S FLATLDAELFYFOOTNLLE N 0 F L A S H C Y A f L E E C E S N F M A R K E T A 0 G N I M A l F B H E H T E K N A l F A W A K C 0 L T N 1 l F lru1ruc1Jons: Hidden wotdl btlow 1ppeer forward, blck· w.,d, up, do""' Ot dl1g<>n<1llV. Find ttch olld boll it In. it Flagship Fnght Flop :: Fl arrboyant fl 1 ng Fl ewer : Flamingo F11 p Fluff "' Flash Float Flytrap Monday 111111 Flattering! Pretty-1111>-tnd·boW effect. Printed Pattern 9281i Wom· en's Si1es are 34 138-il!Ch butt ¥11th 4().1nch lliph 36 140 bust. 42 llipl; 38 IA2 bust. 44 hipl· 40 144 bint. 46 ll•p); 42 146 bust. 48 hip); 44 148 bust. SO hip); 46 150 bll1l. !>2 hip): 48 152 bust. 54 h•ol. Send SJ.00 for Heh P1Uem. Add 3~ for uch patltm for first ·CIUS 1irm1ll. handl)na. 1St1d ta: Stripe-Happy! i I t 1· I J I I • , l • Saturday. October 23. 1'71 •e Do11't •a11t Your 8nl11ea O•e. •• b . • We •••f It Por &lfell &.1CIHSI t1 ' PltlPAlt~110M \-y SCHOOL f 1t OUR ACTION WARRANTY Guarantees Our Service 2114 N lrolldway, h4tta AM .... lllKE 1978 YOUt YEAR! llultJ A tv .. w ('.a"'"' I• lf.,al Lfnr .. •I lectut .. • lte{;llktll~ -. ... i.d _ ... iol lM • con ........ 11oco1--._, •O... ,,.. W.~ <Ion • • All..-d -Ot """• clo•M• W wet!. A• hr yow .... copy of ..... Act* W....ty ... tt p •'*" a. wri .... the MrTkn we,.._. fw ow ce ......... TW't •hill ... We..,__. TUES.. WED., THUU.. 7-11,. UT ... 12 AM ' • .• tlitlll .......... • 11aa atl ....... chHr'fe I. So W•,.. it Iii Wri ..... • ...... ew .... t. ff. We ""'* y•'I Hior .._,. WMt,..,.. prwd ...... te fiffw ..clll • •....-.Y· F'ritl11f1Yf1'iuH01toftttfRt8GU8Sf PASS C•ll SSl·•~2s. BIG BEAR COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEA.CH NEWPORT BEACH CORMrcl .. Propev tr Prime location at lnt.eriecllon or Big Bear and summit Blvd. One lot improved incom e property -2 va· cant. Owner interested in sale or trade Orange County property. Cen· tury 21 Marten Real Eatate 640-S3S7 ./Investors Tab Hoffee •SHOPPING CENTER site, partially developed, 2.3 acres to be completed. This office on ly exclusive! -COMMERCIAL 'building, center of Costa Mesa, C·2. all terms. ElC· change; CNL; CL; will consider lease back. •PROFE ~c ·~~ftL JlU JLD ING Costa SO .~:.es. Century 21 Duhan & .,.,y1e 48-1168 Just Listed This cute Eustside home may be just what you 've waited for. ll features, 2 bedrms. 2 bath oo the end of a quiet cul·de-sac street. Don't wait. call now 645·7221, Century 21 Westchffijealty Costa Mesa These are our listings. Priced well below m arket. Call. make an appointment and live m your own home 1786 Whit lier. CM: Open House Sal/Sun 10 4: 9.110 Warbler Ave .. FV., Cduplex with mcomeJ. 781 Joann. CM., numerous other elC· cellent hstings. Time now available to handle more listings!! Please call for personal attention! Century 21Berg962·8891. ••• Also R•tals Avail 2 BR's • $290/mo. Call for more info. Century 21Westcliff64.S-7221 lllllMCliate Oc~ Need a beautiful home now? is 4 bedrm. 2\.'J bath beauty is vacant, has pool and jacuu i for relaxing - cozy family room with warm lava rock fireplace for Tv1ewing football games on cool fall and winter an.er. noons. Newly crptd, painted and papered. It's waiting for you!! Open Sat/Sun/ Mon 12-6. 2600 Lighthouse, Harbor View Hills. Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-5357. FOUNTAIN VALLEY Motfvat•d Seier makes this home a fine investment. 4 Spacious bedrooms. 3 baths. and family room are included in the 2370 sq.ft. of living space. Modern all electric kitchen is a gourmet cook's de light. A beautiful home for· $86,950. Century 21Sparow842·4474 Sweeping Comer Lot gives you a big side yard lo store your boat or camper. 4 Very com· fortable size bedrooms including a huge m aster s uite. f'amily room opens onto rustic. natural wood cov· ered patio. Surrounded by lush green grass and vegetation. Local· ed in year round Plavon School Dis· trict. Asking $87,500. Century 21 Sparow 842-4474 Deluxe Sea HclYew Vacant and Immaculate. Just com· pletely redone with new paint. new ca rp e t s & outstandin gly landscaped. 3 Bedrms, lge encld pati<r. and much, much more. Cen· tury 21 Berg 962·8891 MCICJllifictftt Lo M"er Modlt Park Huntington home with many unusual and outstanding features. H & F Pool. Custom decor. Many other edras. Owner is moving from state and must sell! ! Hurry! ~ Cen· tury 21 ~rg 962-8891 Huntington Harbour View See Harbour lights and more from this beautiful custom built 4000 sq. fl. exec home w /pool. Plus 3 car gar. A true eJeculive mansion at le ss than S\60,000. Century 21 Erne~ 846·3301. Spiral Staircase Enc=Mtin M..sion Th1:; beaut Franciscan Fountain pool home h~ a giant master swte, plush crptg and exquisite decor thruout. A real jewel at sns.ooo. Century 21 Emery 846-3301 No Waitinq In Line For this s pacious Landmark home des ig ned for parties . 4 beaullful bcdrms .. 2 baths & a s pacious s creened game room make this 2 story home outstanding. The price includes pool table, ping pong & much more overlooking a paol sized garden: Only $84,950. Century 21 Emery 846-3301. GIMM .. HOMK Mtl.-ed ()wn(lr: must sell a fantastic GLEN· iJXltf br. Lrg lot w/boal & trailer acce$s, close to schools, shopping 4' just a short drive to the beach. Try FHA or VA terms . HURRY! CenU.rry 21 Berg 962-8891. O....Of.A-«W 4 Bedrm model with giant added family room & a spectacular comer fireplace. Many, many extras. New dis hwasher, waler softener . Outstanding rlreplace equip. for BOTH fireplaces. A must see! Priced to sell. Century 21 Berg 962·8891 Fonner Model This beautiful 2 bedrm freshly painted Huntington Townhome ls a form er model & professionally decorated. Close to Huntington Harbour, schools & shoppin g. Privacy J;alore! $44,900. Century 2L Emery 846·3301 largaln-of·tfte-Ceftfury 4 O' l'orty ROCMt G I_. pool. $59,'50 Modern convenient 4 bedrm, separate massive party room with open beamed ceihni:. Skinny dip- pinl{. sparkling pool, m anicured lawns. 21;; m iles to the blue Pac1f1c. Can't be beat-better hurry. Cen· tury 21 Walk·ln 848·8080. hcich Hideaw_, $45,900 Charming home by the sea. Located on lar ge grounds. Cool ocean breeies, e nclosed party patio. Promise her anything but buy her this. Won't,. last! Better hurry. Cen· tury 21 Walk· In 848·808o. Snowl..-es,v Income and enjoyment. Willie to the lifts. Rent it when you don't need it. Beautifully furnished. Financing available. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace. Just $55.000. Century 21 Marten Real E'State 640-5357 NEWPORT BEACH Marvelous Monaco If you want easy, luxurious living you must see this 2 bedroom. 2 bath with a den in Harbor View Homes. It won't last Jong. Century 21 Berg 64().4950 Upper lack lay A cool. qwet atmosphere surrounds this lovely family home located on a secluded tree shaded strc.oet. You'll appreciate each feature from the brightly remodeled kitchen. co1v tn· viting family room with i.tone fireplace, private master swtc. to the ma nicured pride of ownership landscaping. All and much more af. fordably priced at $79,900. Century 21 WestclifC Realty 645-722L View ,View Terrific view or the Back Bay. Many custom quality features with "J bedrms & coiy ram room. Prof. I landscaped. Only suo.ooo. Call I &U-7~l Ct:nlury 21 Westchff Realty 1 Investor! A 1ully lensed Sho~ing Plaza filled wltlf happy tenants. Owner wants property In Newport Jleach which means t hat Y0\4 c4n have the appreciation and income from this establis he d p r oject. Century 21 Marten ~E 640·5357 Minutes to Marina An outstanding)y decorated 2 bedr m, 2 ba. Condo is ready for t you. lt 's ciustOJ'l\ thruout and priced to sell. Owner is anxious!! and his home will be open for your inspec· tion Sun fro.in Hi. 34Z.:U '111bino El Mollno. Century '21 Berg oot889t Abandoned S&S Gl.t DIVORCE FORCES SALf:. Just listed. H1~hly upgraded s,cs. The i lar:gest m odel tWtlh supet _bonus I room. Spac ious J?arden lamily room. formal dine. hideaway mas t e r s uite. Professional .landscapmi;t with lots of brio\ work. Much more. P rioed to sell quickly. Best we have had this year. Rare opportunity. Take advantate. Ceo· tury 2L Walk·ln 848·8080. 1· 6781 Wont«' Huntiftgton hach 848-8080 CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help: 24 18 Mac Arthur ot Ford Rd. NI 640-4950 17'60 Mopolo 200 N•wport C....... Dr. 1919 I It a c:u.nt .............. .... t6Wl91 1733 Westdff Dr. M.wport hac:ll 645-7221 Fowrtoln Valley 142-4474 N•wport leadl 640-5357 17400,...An. Costa Mesa 541-1161 5916 WOl'Mf'Ave. tt.alk"Jlot1 leach 14'-330 I We're llAllOllAL, llut we're NEIGHBORLY ·'i IOOZ r.....-.a I 002 G1Mral I 001 Houses For Sale Houses For Sak Houses For Sale -----"'"-._.--, ...,-.---.-.. -"'"-o.-.--c.-----.....:i •• ••. •. • •. • • • •• •• • •. •• • • •• •••••• • • •• ••. • • •• • •. • •. • • • ••• • • • •• •• •• •. ••. • ••••• • • • •••• •• ••• • ••• • •• •• •••• • •••• ••. •••• ••. GetterGI DA. IV PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Getter.a 1002 GeMral 1002 GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... . ...•......•.....•.•.....•••••••.•..•..•••..••••.•.••.•......•..••.•. VouC...Sellll.Fnln.,642-5678 1 o...c.i1s....,. In r,.,. 11 WM>• w.n Id . . f'as1 OMt ~cw-. f o e wpor Getter al IOOZG.-ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c;:::; SELECT I PROPERTIES FAMILY ENTERTAINER -This charming three bedroom, two bath home has a big screened family room with gas fed fireplace and it's in tip-top shape. New paint and a super conve nient location adds up to an outstanding value at $59,950. CALL 556-2660. THREE CAR GARAGE -and boat gate give flexibility to t.hls two level, four bedroom, three bath home with formal dining room and paneled family room. Located in a very exclus ive n e ighborhood on a cul-de·sac street. Full price $98,500. CALL 556·2660. SIX .HOUSES -All on an Eastside Costa Mesa street. High demand rental area. Present owner's home is charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with fireplace a nd pool. Great investment, CALLS56·2660. NEWPORT IE.ACM DUPLEX - Better than new two-story, a short walk from the beach. Both units are 2 bedroom, 2 bath luxury units, on comer {ee lot. Full price $125,000. CALL 556·2660. COST A MESA TRIPLEX - All 2 bedroom patio units located in College Part area. No vacancies in the last. two years. Full price $86,900. IMVISTMIMT-TRAR.a PAllC- with 19 spaces, 2~ acres· with two houses. Pool and shuffleboard, 4 ·miles from Perris Lake. Full price. . $1.S0,000. CALL 556-2660. IMDUST'llAL LAND M-2 POMONA -Seven plus acres off Pomona freeway. Curbs, streets and gutter s all in. Railroad spur to property. Owner will help fmance. Total price $a25,000. CALL 556·2680. ~SELECT :-I PROPERTIES - REALTORS 675-5511 OPEN HOUSE Ol'EN HOUSE -413 Acacia , Olde Corona del Mar. Classlc charm ''Dutch Colonial" 3 bedroom. fcnHy room home. Shiny wood floors, Dutch-door entry. OPEN SAT & SUNDAY 1·5. $131,500 JASMINE CREEK leautiful spnt ae .. t 3 br, family "" flCMM. Menter suite hie..,._ Jl'i•• shldy w /frplc & bolcoety fOf' penoMI ..,,...nt; Llbnry alcon off IMttcJ l"llt. Wefbcr Ill diftiRg """ Inca.des clubhCMIM, pool, tocunJ & t..U coarts: Gated eftfry & 24 ho.-s.curity Mt'Yiu. It's .... good at. (R,,.,...., I HH then tool $17 2,500. OM THE WATER West Newport delightful two bedroom "-wiffl iftcOtM -" -or conftrt t• o three bedroo. h-. lftc'-dn pier & float. Cosy finplact with raiMd he.th & patio °" the water, Ow.B W1LL FtHANCE. $160,000. RESIDENTIAL LOT-CHINA COVE (Corona del Mcrt: Lost of its kind, CJ"fly slop"'9 }.,,.-ox 90~ I 06 '); easy to Wld °" -f....._. oc,_ & ftffy view. Owner wil SUl-OUIHATE. $171,000. • COLE OF MEWPOIT REALTORS 2515 I. Co.et Hwy. c ....... M.- 67~5511 G11t1ral • 100JG1Mrel · 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• e,rona def rn(U A Clcu6ic Breathtaking view of Harbor, Catalina & Coastline. Professionally decorated Ir landscaped, achieving a dramatic & distinctive style all its own. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, formal dlnlng room, p0ol jacuzzi + 3 fireplaces. $315.IDI M1c11v ........ 71J.61J I w II l.J714 --------· SPYGLASS HILL \'u of Newport Bay & Catalina. 4Br, 3Ba. Low price ror this new home! JRVINE·l\~WPO RT Real Estate 559-1999 Do you Wllrll to con•11f't IM dvtttr Inv-.... to co1hl ..,,. , .. 6"G-5671 °"' ·~-llfled ... , .... ..,,,..~ ent..,..."""· but eff«tM, .......... * * OPEN HOUSES * * SATUIDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 2517 FIRST ST .. Coroftodtf Mar Magnificent s it·down bay & ocean view from EACH of these TWO lovely homes on one, large fee simple lot. These ex- citing homes are completely separated & private, with dbl. garages & loads of extra parking. $198,500. OPEN DAILY 1·5. Enter between Carnation & Dahlia 603 VISTA IOHITA. Npt.leach Highly upgraded Bluffs Franciscan condominium on beautiful greenbelt. 3 Bdrms .. 21h baths, frplc. & community pool. $120,000. 20 MOU HT AIN VIEW, T....tterodl Very sharp Plan 1 Broadmoor; 3 bdrms .. family rm., 2 baths. Great for youngsters, with large play area close by. Vacant & avail. immediately. $83,900. (Turtlerock Dr. to Emporia> OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 H~ tuofuofiw -M4 oW.goli.oK CORONA DEL MAR • 675-3000 IOOZ'GtMrat 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE HOMES MESA VHDE, magnificent 5 BR, 3 BA Buccola, across from park, near golf course. Pool & jacuzzi. Extra lge rooms thruout. Fam rm w /wet bar, massive stone fplc. Prof. decorated. ·Approx 2950 s q .ft. LAC.UNA HILLS, Price Reduced, lge 4 bedrm, view home, 3 baths . Sunken tam rm wl wet bar & fplc. · Lge living & formal dining rms. 'Pool size lot. Approx 2100 sq.ft. WISTHAVIM, $8000 price reduction. Great bargain, 2 Sty, 4 bedrm, fam rm, 2 ba . 3 Car garage. On cul·de· sac. Near Mile Square Park. AP· Pn>JC 24.00 sq.ft. 'ESl.t-:Y N ~YLOR CO. HEALTO}{S Sllll't ' U14f) DRAMATIC 2-STORY CEILING$ Twentieth Century g randeur .Jn a graciously formal home of soft s poke n eleg&lnce . Exposed balcony. Stained g lass. Crystal chandelie r . Rich hardwood floors. E legant white carpets. Expensive wall coverings. Custom drapes. Gourmet island kitchen. Huge pantry. 3 Bdrms., fam. rm. Spacious. private master suite & luxuriant master bath. $149,500 un- furnished. $169,500 comp. furnis hed. Open Sat & Sun 1-5 35 MAINSAIL, JASMINE CREEK (Ask g uard at gate for directions) llG CANYOH-$271,SOO ELEGANT -llAUTIFUL -YllW A m ost luxurious & highly upgraded Ve rsailles model by Deane Homes. Panoramic view of golf course, m~un· tains, lights -also a view of ocean. Paneled fam. rm .. expensive wall papers throout, custo'm 'cptng & drapes, marble & air-conditioning. 2 RUEST. CLOUD •SAT/SUNl·S J IEDROOMS-POOL-$51,500 Fantas tic Anthony kldney·shape<t pool completely fenced. This Cost,a Mesa home being completely redecorated by owner . Deliver in beaut. condition. llG CANYON TOWHHOUSI. LEASE Choice location with beaut. golf course VIEW! Lovely I-story 2 bdrm.. lge formal dining rm. Highly upgraded. Plus h cptng & drapes, s hutters, microwave, ceramic tile entry & kit. Air·cond & filtered air. $'950 month llG CANYOM TOWMMOUSI SPAllCLING MIW-SI 11,SOO DeLuxe features thruout this charm· ing brand new home. The upstairs spacious master bedroom suite has sitting rm. private dressing rm &mir- rored wardrObe doors. 2nd Bdrm dn rriay be used as den. Formal dllung room. Lease $800 mo. OT sell THI ''ILUFFS'" -EHD UNrT Spacious customized, condominium in newest section ot the "BIU.CfS." 2 Lge bdrms., den with firepl.~ formal dining rm & 2~ baths . Decorator wall papers. cptng & drapes. Beautiful greenbelt view. Pool. Air Cond. Lease llSO mo. 2921PERLA Open SAT/SUN1·5 2111 S• J11vf 1 ... ao.1 HIWPOIT CIHlll. M.L 6~tl0 ' "People Serving People" YOU RMISH IT ... the pool equipment is installed, the jacuzzi is in, so is the patio, firepit and landscaping, but there is room for a pool. The home is carpeted in California's favorite decorator decor earthtones and wood. A one year war· ranty is included. $79,500. GET THE POIMT . .. You can wflh this home whicb in· corporates terrazzo natural wood beamed ceilings and a floating staircase for your living pleasute. 4 BedrOQm, 2 bath, on the J>eninsula with a one year warranty. $135,000 • DEIUllLD Nearly new beautiful Deerfield Townhouse located near1 schools. tawny copper carpeting, also near recreational center with pool & jacuzzi for the special couple who will have Lots of free time with this low majn. tenance property. $70,500. 640-9900 f!Jl.e ~ 8t>lak 9'~ Valley Realty 1002G~al 1002 •••••..•.•..•.........•..........•............ ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty FINER HOMES FROM $139,500 TO s1.200.ooo RHAPSODY Of COLOR Surrounds you in this one-of-a -kind Portofino home in Harbor View. Sep. guest house w /bath. Custom chandeliers -drapes -shades. Beautiful mural covering living room wall. Inter-com. Wrought-iron gate. Added bonus room w /bath. $165,000. OPEN SAT. & SUM. 1-5 P.M. 2006 PORT IRISTOL (K26) SPYGLASS SPECTACULAR! Ocean \l'iew ! City lights! 2-stories of built-in elegance w/ spiral staircase, 4 bedrooms. 2 fireplaces, beamed ceilings, formal dining, family room, hu ge r ecr eati on room w /great ocean view & balcony. Stunning pool & jacuzzi. 8' firepit. Marjorie Ma hon 644-6200. (K27 ) WESTCLIFF -SI 39,500! Choice location ! Traditional 2· story. 5 bedroom home w /ideal fl oor plan for family living. Do your own decorating & save! 4Roy Romey 642-8235. ( K28 ) CdM -DAHLIA! Lease w /option! One-of-a-kind 3 bedroom home w /country kitchen, lg. living area, paneled fireplace. widow 's walk & R-2 lot! One of the MOST exciting views ever! $175.000. Polly Johnston 642-8235. (K29) TEENAGER'S DB.IGHT! Highly upgraded 3 bedroom ''View Home" -fonnal dining room - family room -21t'l baths -& separate detached room w /loft bedroom & bath fully carpeted & draped. Pool & tennis nearby. Lois Egan 644 -6200. (K31 ) IUUTIFUL PROMOHTORY IA YFltOMT Custom decorating thruout in this super Plan Ill. Kitchen & brkfst. area on the bayside. Parquet entry Plantation shutters -plush carpeting & quality draperies. The best fixtures, mirrors & mouldings. Cantilevered deck + lg. slip. 4 bedrooms ....... dining room & ramily room. $330,000 incl. land. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (K32l CAPTIV ATIHG DOVER SHORES Spacious family home boasts 4000 sq.ft. of living space. incl. elegant family room. formal dining. 4 bedrooms (3+den ), 4112 baths, pool w /jacuni, pier & dock +60x100 bayfront lot. $450,000 fee. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (K33) LIDO OM THE IAY! SO SPECIAL! Lovely family home on bay w/lg. float & sun patio on pier. Great noor plan for entertaining loo ! 4 bedrooms, small maid's room, den & 5 baths. Real1y a jewel! $350,000. Bob Owens 642-8235. (K34) -AMO THIM THIRI WBI MOHL Soon this will be absolutely true - Beautiful lot on Promontory Bay - exclusive -prestigious & one oC the last available! $175,000. Rob Owen.' 642-8235. (K36 > M2423S '°' 0o.-r Dfl~ ...... 200 H.,bor View Center 1 DOYER SHOIES Truly f antostic 4 bedroom, family room Pool home with expansive view of the Upper Bay and· surrounding mountains., Entire home built around atrium and oval pool with unique custom fountain. Covered by clear, retractable dome. Fabulous large mas ter suite with view. Has heated & filtered jacuzzi. spa + steam bath & garden area. Kitchen with breakfast nook and family room with wet bar have view ot the bay. There are too many ameni~ to describe · tbls f ant'astic home-to list. Truly a good buy at $340,000. 41 0,.. HWM s.d9y 1-S 1734 s..tt.: "9wport leach -MESA YOO£ Cambridge model. Completely redec. & ready to move in now. 3 Bedrm. ' family, 2 bath. Call quick! $79,900. Open HOUM Sat /SAM I ·5 2956 P~ CostaMfla COLLEGE PARK Doll House. Very sharp 3 bedrm. family. 2 bath home. Located on cul-de-sac. Priced to sell now ... at $67 ,500. Call for details. Open Ha.e Sat /Wt 1-5 205 Amherst, Costa Mesa NEAR COUNTRY CLUB Pool home, Mesa Verde, 2 bedrm, den,. 2 bath . Priced to sell today! $87 ,500. Call for appt. Open House Sunday 1-5 1791 Jamaica, Costa Mfla AIR CONDITIONm Large tri -level. 4 bedrm, formal dining. fam rm. 3 bath, prestige ~ome. Fully s prinkle red, t rimmed to perfection landscaping . Enjoy gracious li ving at ~.500. Open HOUMSat/51-1-5 1103 Tulcre, Costa M.1a HUNTINGTON BEACH DEANE HOME. Clean, neat. 4 bedrm. Cam rm, recently painted inside and out. Boat door, .,Patio. lge back yard. Xlnt family home. Offered at a low $1,500. Aurry on trus one!! Open House Sunday 1-5 8391 Cron•, Haallngton leach [ ~ I 1:>55 W. Baker. CM f-f OMES Ne54;:&6s~et Getteral I I 002 General 1002 .......................•..•....••.•..••..•.... Custom 6500 sq. ft. waterfront home on the point. 134 Ft. frontage with magnificent view of boats & harbor. Slip for large boats. Remodeling has been started -finish it to your own taste. · BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bo y,•dl' Dr ·v•· N b 67'> 6161 GeMrof I 1002 Gen.rai i002 •......•..•.........•...•.......•..••......... FIRST OFffRIMG Fabulous New Bedford on bes t homes itc in Spyg}ass Hill with breathtaking ocean and bay views. Spac dramatic tiled entry w /s piral staircase. 4 BR & ram rm. game rm, many upgrades. Beaut pool. $324 ,500. llG .CANYOH Outstanding home overlooking lake and golf course. 4 Spac bedrms, tru- ly an entertainer's dream. Elegant entry w/high ceilings. Pool a nd jacuzzi. $254,500. HOME OF THI WHK Newport's best location, just listed 4 bedrm & fam rm. 3 Car gar. Private high homesite. Best floor plan. $147,900. SPYGLASS Hill Best buy. Hard to find 5 bedrm, or 4 br & maid's quarters. Fam rm, sep dining ·rm, huge tile entry, ocean view. $205,000. OPEN HOUSES 47 Montecito .............. Spyglass $324,500 -Sat/Sun 1-5 -644·4882 Z7 Bodega Bay Dr ......... Spyglass $205,000 -Sunday 1·5 -640--il96 1951 Port Locksleigh .. Harbor View $110,000 -Sunday 1·5 -640·4985 1821 Port Shemeld .... Harbor View $114,000 -Sat/Sun 1·5 -675-3411 #10 Rue Vltlars ........ Big Canyon $254,500 -Sat/Sun1·5 -675·3411 laVIMI TBRACI VllW NOMI Located on the bluff with spectacular, un- obstructed vie w of bay le ocean. Large 2 bdrm. & den home, custom designed by present owner. S22.S,OOO. First time ever off er ed. This you roust see if you want a view location -but quickly! IWFFS COHDO. OH,... ....... Very de· sirable Dolores model. An end unit overlooking the bay with just super view! 3 Bdrms., 2~ bath$, wet bar, wrap.around deck & num,erous, custom extras. $148,500. Jtlst ex- clusively listed with llarbor Realty. IALIOA ISLAND IAYROMT DUPl.IX Reduced to $257 ,500. The best buy on the water! Pier & float. A charming 2 bdrm. home with a large rental unit; both with panoramic bay vi~w & frplcs. On the prestigious .North bayfront. SKlllt SHCIALS AT SUM VALUY. IDAHO #1. Can you imagine ... a condominium for $15,500 FULL PRICE ... and at Sun Valley. A self-contained efficiency liqit with tennis facility & within walking distance to the ski lift. It is fully managed & carries itselC as an invest- ment. #2. A deluxe studio unit with ITS OWN PRIVATE SAUNA & a great view of Bald Mountain. tennis & walk to the ski lift. The unit is brand new ... will be a great rental & is fully managed. All this for only $25,500. 673-4400 .DM1ion of Hmitor ha•es._.. Co. G1tteral I 002 GHe-rol 1002 $©~4{}}A-~£2rS ., Thal lnfriguing Word Game wifli o Cliucl<le "' .... •r C\A'r • f'OUAN ----- G Y 0 I O Any 6,lronome• Cdn pted·c• ~ 1usi where every ''•' will be I I I' I ~• holf pul eleven tonight H" .....-------.. c~n mi ke no iuch pred1cl1on T U L S E A I about "'' young --. •• u I I I' 1• I 0 '""'P'•'· •h· chuckl• quo••" .__.._. --'-· --L.--1.--J.L--J bv t,tllng 1n the rn1u1ri9 word vov d9"ol0j) hom Slop No. J t..k>w e ~: /-'ip~·~Bi~~P() 1' 11 r 14 r I' I' I' 1 6 ~~~~:t~~::(1t ll!msl I I I J~ I I I I SCRAM-LETS Answ•rs in ClaHlftcation 5100' CE BOBBI BLlllfS ca OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eOPEM SAT. & SUH. 1-5 #3 LINDA ISLE -IAYROHT Custom Built 2 Story Spanis h Con- temporary by Routon Hodges. 5 Bedrooms. Family Room, Wet Bar 3 Fireplaces. Wide Terrace Deck w /Firepit. New Pier & Slip $275,000 227 VIA ORVIETO, LIDO ISLE Spacious 1 Story Home with Tile Roof 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths, Patio. Professionally Decorated. Near Bayf ront and a Community Sandy Beach Area & Pier. Street to Street Location. $142,500 OPEN SUN 1·5 209 MATA -IM n9 ILUffS Front Row with Outstanding Water View. Upgraded R Plan Con- dominium Located on the "Gold Coast". 2 Bedrooms, Family Room. All Electric .Kitchen . $150,000 or Lease Option e 'DRJVE IY -CALL TO SH! II I Z GALAXY D•IVI -IAY VllW! Dramatic One Story Home With Old-World Charm. Unobstructed View Overlooking the Back Bay & Bird Sanctuary Area! 3 Bedrooms, Family Room. Extemrive Use of Marble. Highly Upgraded. Only for the Most Discriminat.in& Buyers. $289,000 MOW•I IUUMS CO .. •IALTOltS ... I DOYll DllYI 131-1800 ................... ~··· SUPER IRVINE HOME Owner hn11 bou"ht ti nt•w home uod wunl:-. (!UICk acl1on a lludroom. 2 baths, dow to iShopplntt and lrl'llWa~·:. W1tlk lo ne" high lll'hool. Uo q1w fumil) nl'l~hburhood w1lh purk~ dOSl' by Cull (Ol :ll)l)l. 6A0·616 I ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE.. INC. SEE TO IELIEVi! Bv own r. Attraclh c 4br, cmr lot, 1wn1•1in~ • cvrd patio, air, RV :.pace & more. Come s\.'t' for ~our:.df 1505 Lark Lane. Corona. Won't last. S~3.900. f7.I 11 Sl!ll 2GG2. SIU ·4687. 548·69114. EASTBLUFF Immaculate 3 br. 3 hJ, sphl level, pool. $l:J!l.SOO. Open Sat/Sun 12·5. ;!lr,n Carob, NU Harl.Jou Sules &14·7-128 VACANT $46,950. He:1dy lo moH• mto 3 bl.>tlroom vn large corner lot Newl) pa 1nlcd. brand new carpels fur low clown. PILOT Ht-;AL ESTATE SW 0555 STARTER HOME SSl!,l.100. :1 Hit. 11; ba. Lge ~ artl. Ukr. 833-1768 INVEST NOW!! View proper!) Walch lhc Mm cvmc u1> aero:.:. Back Ru) & m ountains. Zonccl for l! units IJ3s 4 bedrm. 2 buth formal ll1mni.:. cornt•r lot. lxwl gale & s loral!C +l! l'Ur garage + room to build •mother unit. '1ltft YfN Mid D DoiJ Net doulfled ocl. lf't the qulcbst woy ,. rtOCh.,... GI olong tlie Oranp t'.tott. 642-5678 DAILY PILOT --- DAIL V Pll.Of CS ***OPEN HOUSES 2·5* * * 1730 Port Manleigh Circle $168,500 3BRFam.rm. Pool HVHomcs 4294291h Begonia 2-2 $124,500 Corona del Mar 19522 Sierra Scco 4 BR Fam.rm. Study $90,500 Turtle Rock 5 Hermitage Lane !lBR Den $398,000 Big Canyon .. CHALL .... •H COMPARISON You've waited long enough for this superb 5 bedroom Lido Bayf ront at $525,000 and it's worth it. Great style. great location. Designed for the great lire. Do yourself a favor & see it today. IAYSHOltES-PRIVATE AIEA Custom 4 bedroom, 4 bath home - like new. Bay view from spacious master suite. Just steps to private beach. $179,500. MEW Ll~TIHG -VILLAGE 3 Popular l·story Princeton model with 3 bedrooms, dining room, & 2 baths .. Attractively upgraded and .l()fated near pools and tennis on wide greenbelt. $79.500. DUPLEX IY THE PARK Prime Corona del Mar location. Near park. Detached I-story, 2 bedroom hou se w /grea t improvement potential. Back 2-story unit is spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath. $124,500 EMHALD IA Y -llG. llG, VIEW From huge deck & most rooms. Just remodeled 3 bedroom, massive Living Room w /cathedral ceilings, wet bar & gourmet kitchen. Adaptable borne close to beach, tennis, pools. $279,500 fee. OME OF A IUMD 4 bedrooms, study, fam.rm .. & formal dining room are all part of this delightrul Turtle Rock home with 2 baths, & central air. Steps from park & pool. A rare find for only $90 ,500 land included. S WEEPIH• OCEAN VIEW Decorator sharp condo with quality upgrades. Beautiful grounds with multiple amenities make this an outstanding investment. g}4,500. llG CAHYOM TOWNHOUSE In a park-like setting overlooking Big Canyon's Championship golf course, you '11 find this light & airy 2 bedroom home. Brand new, mirrored wardrobes, wet bar & autumn tan carpets. Move in now. $125,000. RARE IA YFROMT OPP-ORTUMITY Waterfront condominium with 2 bedrooms & den or 3 b.edrooms. 3 baths. 2500 s q .ft. of she.'?r luxury bay front living, featuring enchanting day & night views. Never occ upied, new carpet & drapes & levelors . Only $18.5,000 Fee. VIEW OF llG CANYON Three bedrooms, three & one-half baths, guest room, pool, jacuzzi. Private yard, thousands spent in landscaping. plus lots more. All for $168,500. tH A CUSS IY ITSB.F An authentic "Williamsburg" colonial has just been created! Custom, quality features including the most minute details make this architectural dream an outstanding achievement & distinct· asset to the community or Corona del Mar, Particulars available with appointment. Presented at $175,000. . OCEAN & JETTY VIEW Cameo Shores -warm & beautiful family home . Used brick fireplate in wood paneled family room. Lar1~e formal dining room & sparkling fenced pool . Roses, camellias. rhododendrons! Only $189,500. .... EW LISTING -MODB. HOM! 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. large high ceiling & paneled family room w /brick fireplace. Country kitchen. Heated & filtered pool w /pool house & full bath. Recently decorated in beautiful earth tones. $139.000. MEW IH llG CAMYOH Architectura IJy exciting in every detail from the unusual cobblestone Cishscale driveway and charming Country French exterior to the tasteful blending of wood, brick, and marble ins ide. High coved ceilings beamed and paneled in cedar, bowed windows, French doors. plank floor entry. 3 Bedrooms, 3~ bat.N, den with fireplace, walk·in wet bar, wine refrigeratOr, formal dining room. garden room. separate laundry room, oversized 3 car garage. $398,00. A Courw&L UNK• CO. 644-1766 11et I.A~ JOAOUlN Hl&.Lt 9'0, IN HlW9IOfiT CQfTl .. n_ • r-. •• • ·-" OAJ\.YPllOT w Sta1urday,Octobef~1871 ~.~.~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ,~~•~•••• .. • ~.~.~ ....... ~-~~ ....... ~-~~ ..... ~ •• O ..,..._..,_.S-. IKl-KForS. ltt.eMtForS* 1001 ••••ti ·· IOOZ .... ,.. 1002 ., .. ,., 1002 .,.... 1001 IOOZ • •-"-•••••••••••••;; G;;;.:.;•••••n•••i;;ti'~·;.:;;;•••••n•••;;o; ••••••t•••••••••••••H• ••••••••••••••••n••••• •••••••• .. •• .. ••••••••• ••••c••o•s••T•A••M• ... 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S 1 )llCUz.z , tenn ii: ('Ourt~ & ....,. n BR 2'L b f .a'i ,..._,_ t Deacb. $4-4 900 TL dubhoutSC. Who's flr11t ~ thlat Prlc-ed at 558.SOO. ·• .,... a ., orm. ""n.; n"""""t O ' • .,., 11893Geode,F.V. 546-4141 compare in Newport. with thls out- "'"' OpenH041H Svn 1-s UMllA.L COMT'EMPOttAlY standi n g view home , $179,000 ''" Loaded w i th antiques! Clean , lNCLUDINGlhe land. · "• li s pacious. sunny and full of fun: Unl· O'IM SATUUAY l·S .,, • -~ que architecture, 4 Bedrooms, s t.a cu ,,. --.. _.... -vrw • •• " 2211 ~ii.n in-.. 2tJ7 "'UIO ... ft... • ........ Viste...._. "-I ;, ·1 • 040•«1 glass windows , comer jacuz.zi, private ANYTIME sundeck and great location. U got-Please let us show you all the homes ~ tasee it! At $162,500, it is an outstand· Avail. in thecaretree Blufls · FOR LEASE ing Newport Beach buy. One 3 br, 2 ba home 11t 11 --------HELEN B. DOWD In Npt'a Buck B4y orea. Fixer upper on A·l 20ned parcel. Even Includes swim pool! Only $:16,0001 646-7711. '111 AXER UPPER U~IOOI: tl{)MI:§ $400. Mesa del Mar, C.M. • '·,·.·,, REAL TORS : 675_6000 One 3 br, 2 ba. townhome al~. N. 8 . 545 9491. UALToa. INC. Ml.S '44-0114 ·I * TRIPLEX * 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar 1 1:1: •• also in Me~a Verde. at 546·5990 . 'i. $73,000 ,,.,i.o w r l!ots ;1nd defer red Want d Its ,,,. ~ Sell 'di 't ,.w a1nte na n ce c r eat t> __ a resll .... 2 ..... 1 ' er ems , sens:.it1onal opportunity to multiply investment w1lh good management JUt4D d m ai nt e n ance . yrti!Jrry; lake advantage .91 t his fanl Jst1c op ' ,".)>or t u n 1 t y. CA L. L • '962--7781i. .. ,Qi.. KEY HQS P.EALTOP.sX ---------------1 ! MESA VERDE OPEH SAT l·S . r1111' 2934 JAVA RD I• Ill L. ' ., ~ral'ious 4 bdrm. t-.... 1p.m il y; frpll:., lge. , ¥itchen : in ti1>·lop shape . 11.tfeller most anxious for 11,4?rter ! Asking Sll0,000! NEW LISTINGS! ,,, COST A MESA EASTSIDE -3 Unit:., S89.5o0' .~ -4 Units. S128,000' 11 OCEAHFRO HT ·~·..:sio.ooo Price reduction! 1 ~,Deluxe duplex. 2 large . Qnits, 2 UR .. 2 baths •· each. Sl79.900! '"• Balboa Bay .-rop. Realtors •. * 675-7060 * '·--------- ·:.·. lto111o&..C"11111;i11:--. . .. ' . I t•f • 1 •I Big Canyon Estate ;.,14 BR, 4 HA. French ••·''l'tel:ency, cust home on l'air w:.iy. 5300 Sq .rt., · H1marble entry, l!OUr mel ·~It .. oak paneling, beaut --T'!l'h d s c pg & m o re . t ·i>J ~25.000. By a ppl only. · -• Pri~e Location 1, 'cdll. Carertee Condo liv-, 'ii\&. jacuui, saun11, pool, ' tenrus courts. $99,500. ;It ,. •• .,, .... I It . I ti.:''"~ h " •II.• I \1 tr I .. ~ , 'U ~I · 'The Meadows l~OO Sq ll . Al R CO~D. 1''t~1s mobile home h;is h:id e"cdl<'nl can'. On _extra lnri:c lot which has beautiful lantls<·a1nni.: • -"\Qd coverert 1>at10 plu" -· s,,e I r . c Cl I\ l a I II (' rl gtoecnhoui.t•. All untll01· 'IJ528,5()() ... L,'i •523 CAMPOS Da· llWU•E 01'1'::-.I DAii.\' '1" !IA r.J. T06 I' ~I. 1r...._ - - - I~: EASTBLUFF SPECIAL '~atstan•hnt: h"tini: w •r, "JJts. 3 b11. ram r m & •·if'n3 J:Ol (ll t'nl rleror ··~1Tttmenrln11..; ,.., IOOHll(I' h;e dd11:hllul l'lH•L' O•Jlltt•tlcr -.cc th 1., ""<' • -""l't>DA V' :-Ot•lll."r' o;,1y "hr oftl."r". t>-16 7il I -Walker & lee Real f state n· Prime Area ~ewport llt'ii.:ht..; honw tr, d trees & l IOW\'I'". <! .. dl•n, 2 hn. •:"trn J(e h vini.: r 11l. with ck frph'. + ~ h1>n11s 4!'00ms 11djoi11in11 dill. car aarage on Jlky. Stl\J,500 Oceanfront Largest & best tluplcx in l own . S JleCt a cu Io r ~slime VICW!l i llR & :\ 9R. with family rm .. 5 "'-· 4 frplcs • 5 e nclO&ed agea. i\l any extras! eiit In ever)' thing' .000 l G> U6·Ul4 'A~~f':"' ,..,er l'i••perl P••• orrru ; Money Down!!! vetttana. Payments e renr: J.'anta11tic 4 rm w /fplc. Great ~ahborhood. $56,000. Ji~~~ 2 llDaooM * *107 "G" St. (Balboa Penin.) N.B. 673·6900 $169,500 Sat/Sun l ·S #9Mnta Ests (RnchoSanJoq)lrv . 752·8941 $85,500 Sun. 1·5 3.12 Piazza Lido (Lida Isle) NB 673-7300 $165.000 Sat /Sun 1·4 •20271 Kline, Back Bay, NB 646-7711 Sat /Sun 1·5 34231 Camino El Molino, Cap Bch. 640-4950 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 31192 Via Santa Thomas, SJC 644-6200 $.58.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 •11893 Geode, Fmmtain Vly 531-2486 $46,750 Sun. 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DIM 444 Cabrillo, Corona del Mar 640-7000 Sl67 ,500 Sat 10-4 :30 262 Cedar St, Newport Shrs, NB 642-1228 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4261 Manzanita, Irvine 552-0239 Sat & Sun. 1 Deerwood West CDeerfld) Irv. 752·1414 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Penny Pines CDeerfld) Irv. 752-1414 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 24812 Leto Cir c .• Mis. Viejo 640-9900 $69 ,500 Sun l ·5 #9 Rue Fontaine (Big Cyn ) NB 631-1400 $192,000 Sal 1·5 3 IEDROOM 2006 Vi sta Caudal(Orig Blfs)NB 640-9056 $134.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •2575 Irvine , Newport Bch 645-3594 $98 ,000 SIS all day 34011 Mazo Dr. Dana Point 495-1870 $92 .500 Sat /Sun 3102 Roanoke, Costa Mesa 546-5605 $62,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 23052 Via San Gabriel, Mis. Viejo 768-0568 S64.500 Sat /Sun 207 Via Lorca (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $147,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 214 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 642-8235 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 28 Goldenbush <Dee rfld) Irv. 752-1414 $67.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Solana (R ancho San Joaq) Irv. 752·1414 $109.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 723 Cameo Highlands Dr. CdM 673-6643 $127,500 Sat/S 11·5 312 Hanover (College Park> CM 673-9060 $64,500 Sat/Sun 1·5. 2017 Maple, Costa Mesa 645-3474 $.51,000 Sal/Sun 12·6 944 Con~ress. Costa Mesa 540-1151 $48.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 531 San Bernardino<Nwpt Hts lNB 642-5200 $89 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 647 Vista Bonita <Rlufrs) NB 833-8600 SU0,000 Sun. l ·S 324 El Modena CNwpt Hts ) NB . 640-9000 Sll0.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 435 1 Bridgeway <Green Tree) Irv. 752-1700 t,68,700 Sun 12·4 3002 Murray Lane. C.M. 546-4141 $58,500 Sat 1·5 18721 Pas eo Picasso IT. R. ), Irv. 551-2000 $79.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 5051 Balsawood (Terr.) Irv. 551·2000 S72.300 Sa t /Sun 1·5 508 San Bernardino(Npt Hgts)NB 675-6000 SU0.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4701 Ha mpden <Cam Shrs > CdM 675·6000 $174 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4916 River (Lido Sands) N.B. 675-6000 $74 .500 Sat/Sun 1 5 15591 Vamelia Ln. Westminster 5.58-7752 $61.950 · Sat/Sun 1·5 #45 Dogwood (Univ Park Terr) Irv. 752-1700 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 J IR & FAM RM or OEM 4007 Wayne Rd. (Cameo l-llds >CdM 673-8494 $127,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •30692 Marilyn Dr .• So. Lag. 499-2237 $97,500 Sun 1·4 ••4545 Orrington Ave, Camo Shrs, NB 675-8800 Sl98,500 Sun 1·5 5372 Sierra Roja Rd<T·Rock)lrv 833-3513 $83,000 Sat 11·6 843 Presidio Or. (Mesa del Mar >CM 557.2555 $65,000 Sat/Sun 10·4 Harbor View Homes, Nwpl. Beach 644-1257 $118,500 SIS all day 13 Goleta (Spyglass) CdM 644·6200 Sat 1-5 8695 San Antonio St, Fount. Vly 847-8553 $62,900 Sun 12·5:30 2311 Cliff Dr. Newport Beach 64.24603 Sat/Sun 1-!i 1388 Wa\son, Costa Mesa 838.8586 $70.000 25221 Costeau Dr, Lag Hills Sun 1·5 646-7171 $64,900 Sat/SUn l·S •19952 Providence Ln, H.B. 546-8640 $}5,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5116 Chateau , Irvine 640-4950 $71,900 lt7lTopU ..... &TopS .. "1a11 ~ Walker & lee Real ftilelt Walker & lee Htal lstate 1974 & lt711u """' ~ ................ DIRECTORY ..... ... ...., ..... ...., ................. c .. •-•la:::db:+Al .. ....._ •• w ..... ,,, -••llN4 ............. .., .. , •• ' ; ...... ...,.. DAILY PILOTWAM'f ADS.,..,.._ ....... ........................ -.4 ...... _ ............... -.. .... ~-s..,. 14832 Sweetan, Cal Hms, Irv. 673·8550 $68,000 Sat/Sun l·S 2207 Anniversary Lane, N.B. 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 4981 Pas eo de Vega (T-Rock)lrv. 642-8235 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2207 Port Harwick (lNHomes} NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 18842 Saginaw (T-Rock) Irv. 559·4556 $89 ,500 Sat 12·5 6348 Sierra Elena <T·Rock) Irv. 545-9491 $92,900 Sat/Sun 124 21 Acacia Tree (Univ. Pk) Irv. 552·7500 $92.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 5342 Blinn (Turtlerock) Irv. 552-7500 $89,500 Sat.1·5 402 Belvue Lane, Nwpt. Beach 540·1151 $137 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1Tl81 Quintana, Hunt. Bch. 546-8640 /842-3486 S /S l·S 1201 Berkshire Ln (Westclf) NB 673-9060 $119,500 Sun 1·5 1689 Sa mar, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $84,900 3253 Washington, C.M. Sat . 1·5 545.2313 ·sun 1-s 297 Hanover, Col. Park. CM 546·2313 Sun 1·5 5 Hermitage Ln. (BigCyn) NB 644-1766 $398,000 SIS l ·S 7112 Stahov, Westminster 846-3301 $62 ,950 Sun. 12·5 8846 El Presidenle, Fount. Vly. 846-3301 $67,000 Sun. 12·5 10151 Crailct, Hunt. Beach 962-7788 $91 ,500 Sun 1·5 433Woodlnd (off Tustn/20th) CM 646·3255 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1158 Miss ion Dr. <Mesa del Mar>CM 546-8689 $63.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 14656 Or. Acs. (The Wtllows) Irv 551·2000 $67 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 Rue St Cloud (Big Cyn) NB 752·1700 $215,000 Sun 1·5 3732 Provincetown (Colony) Irv. 551·2000 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 22456 Goldrush , L.F. El Toro 968-4456 $69,900 Sun 1·5 18782 Saginaw (T-Rock) Irv. 752-1700 $86,900 Sun 12·4 3140 Country Club(Mesa Vrde) CM 546-5990 $92,500 Sat/Sun l·S 1821 Port Sheffield. Harbor View 675-3411 $114 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 35 Mainsail (J as mine Creek) NB 644-4910 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 20 Mountain View CT.Rock ) Irv. 675·3000 $83,900 Sun l·S 413 Acacia (Olde CdM), Cd~ 675·551 l $131 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1950 Port Bis hop Pl., N.B. 640·5345 $118,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 4 HDROOM 1*6 Locust , Irvine 540-1720 $68,900 Sat /Sun 1·5 207 Via Orvieto (Udo) N.B. 673-6026 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 24602 Los Serranos, Lag. Niguel 831 -2700 $73,950 Sat/Sun 2·5 928 Salvadore, San Clemente 645·0882 Sat/Sun 1·5 24171 Las Naranjas, Lag. Nig. 494-8181 $87,500 SIS 12·5 4861 Lori Ann, Irvine 642·5270 $65.950 Sun 12 :30-5 9410 Warbler Ave., Fount. Vly. 548·1168 $74 ,950 Sat/Sun 1().4 1356 Garlingford, C.M. 640·49501962·8891 Sat 1·5 2781 Bayshore Dr.(Bayshrs)N.B. 644·1766 $179,000 Sat/Sun l ·S •t751 Wall Circle. Hunt. Beach 846-3301 $.59,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 19601 Roderick, Hunt. Beach 540-1720 $63 ,500 Sat . 1·5 227 Via Orvietol. Lido Isle 631-1800 $144',500 Sun l ·S 14942 Piper (Greentree) Irv. 552·7000 $77 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5• •47 Montecito. Spyglass 644·4882 $.124,500 Sa t /Sun l ·S •#10 Rue VUlars (Big cyn)NB 675-3411 $254,500 S/S l ·S 4 II & FAM IM or DIH 2.5 Goleta <Spyglass) CdM 644·6200 Sat l·S 6542 Morning T ide Dr .. H.B. <J13)945·2621 SW,000 Sun 1-i ' 23331 Gondor. El Toro 558-8534 $89,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2029 Swan Dr. (Mesa Vrde)CM 546·2277 $117,000 Sun 1·5 2934 J ava Rd. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 675-7060 $110,000 Sat. 1·5 107 Via Genoa, Lido Isle, NB 646-7711 Sat/Sun t -5 ••715 Bayside Dr, Prom. B., NB 642·8235 $330,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2006 Port Bristol (lNHms > NB 644·6200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 12 Cherry Hills (Big Cyn) NB 644·6200 $395,000 SIS 1·5 17285 Almond Tree ln, U. Prk, lrv 752-1414 $82,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2213 San Lorenzo, Santa Ana 963·7881 Sat/Sun 12·4 •6001 Shields, Hunt. Beach 847-6010 $93,000 618 W. Juniper, Santa Ana Sun 1·5 636·3760 $71,750 SIS 1·5 18062 Lakepoint, Hunt. Beach 842·6802 $88,750 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * •219 Via Lido Soud, L. Isle, NB 644-1766 Sun. 12·5 9901 Westbaven Cir., Wlmsler 540-9922 $79,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 24991 Costeau, Laguna Hills 540-9922 $89,500 Sun. 1·5 6 Inverness Ln (Big Cyn) N.B. 640·6500 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6472 Newber ry Dr. Hunt. Bch. 846-3301 $84 ,950 Sat/Sun 12·5 6901 Rio Vista (Fran Ftns) HB 842·9321 Sat/Sun 1·5 2012 Windward Ln, Nwpl. Beach 752·1920 $154,000 Sun 1·5 1053 P arkhill, Costa Mesa 548·0885362-4454 Sat/Sun 1·5 2206 Windward, Back Bay, N.B. 675-6000 $162,500 Sat 1·5 2005 Miramar Drive, Balboa 640-9900 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 411 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) NB 640-9900 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14232 Weyth, The Colony, Irv. 752·1700 $72,950 Sun 1·5 4642 Abbottswd, The Willows, Irv. 752-1700 $63,900 Sun 1·5 ·sss1 Lowmead (Laiidmaik) HB 968-4456 $73,500 Sun 12·5 ••22 Linda Isle(Linda ll)NB 675-6161 $325,000 Sun. 1·5 2000 Windward (Baycresl) N.B. 675·6000 $143,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 Rue St. Cloud (Big Cyn) N.B. 644·4910 $271 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1706 Tradewinds. Nwpt. Beach 646-7171 $139,500 Sun l·S S llDttOOM 1500 Dove r Or. <Westclf) NB 642·8235 $139,500 Sat. l ·S 2133 Mira m ar (Balboa Pen.) NB 675·4600 $164,500 Sal/Sun 1·4 • •3 Linda Isle Dr, Linda 11 631·1800 $175,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 5 llt Ir FAM RM or DIH •925 Azalia CGreenbrk) CM 673·7300 $105,000 Sat. 1·5 24933 Rollings wd, 'Ibe Wds, El Toro 830-8547 $114,000 Sun 10:304:30 •17 Royal St.G~orge, Big Cyn. 640·6161 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •23962 Stillwater Ln, Lag. Nig. 831·2700 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••525 Via Lido Soud, l.Jdo Is. NB 642·823.S ~25,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 448 De Sola Terr(Cor.lllnds)CdM 673·8550 $199,500 Sun l ·S •2664 Basswood, Eastbtufr, NB 646-7711 Sat/Sun l ·S 1Tl9 Hummingbird Dr. (MV) CM 540-9922 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 *6841 Via Corona, Hunt Bch. 84&-3.101 $109,990 Sun. 12·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IBMtOOM 16.524 Le Grande, Hunt. Bch. 846·3301' $44,990 Sat/Sun 12..S z•&MMetwDIM 8 Nai. (Bhdfs) N.B. 631-1809 $150,000 Sat/&lu l -5 . ,. THI •wn Extraordinary 3 bdrm. view home. customized beyond description • $1~.ooo -1969 Vista.Caudal llG CAMYOM Rare as a Hen's tooth r Large cor- ner lot in prime location. 4 Bdrms. &: tamlly rm. $22$.ooo. 6 Inverness Lane • THI COVI At last ... luxurious, spacious 1· bdrm. &: convert. den $128,000. 1003 Bayside Cove East. Alao leas.ing from $750. RON ~,_.. ASSOCl4lli INC 600 Newport Center Drive • 64().6500 18695 Ma plewood Cir, Hunt. Bch. 968-3229 $60,900 Sun 12-C l llDROOM 1969 Vista Caudal(1be Blufls)NB 640·6500 $155,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 53 Montanas Esle (RSJ) Irv. 640·5560 $99,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 7 Surfside (Nwpt. Terr.) N.B. 752-7315 $64,500 Sat. 1·5 711 Lido Park Dr (G2) NB 581·7000 $130,000 Sa 10-4/51-4 301 A venida Cerritos (Bluffs) NB 833-1969 Sat/Sun l·S s Barlovento (Nwpt.Crest) N.B. 673-9060 $85,500 Sun.1·5 603 Vista Bonita (Blufls ) N.B .. 675·3000 $120,000 Sat/Sun l·S J II & FAM IM Of' DIM •2403 Venier (Npt.Hts} CM 962-7788 $61,900 Sun 1·5 2228 Vista Hogar, Nwpt. Bch. 640-2039 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 402 Vista True ha (Bluffs) NB 644-2373 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 llt & FAM RM or DIM 363 Genoa, Costa Mesa 546-2313 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 21651 Ocean Vista Dr .. So.Lag. 499·4515 Sat & Sun 10-6 l IEDltOOM 17 Seamist Circ, Nwpt. Bch. 646·6598 $58,500 SIS all day l II Ir FAM RM or DEH 1322 Arch Lane, Hunt. Bch. 842-6636 $69,950 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 II & I IR 2517 First St., CdM 675·3000 $198,500 2 Ill & Z la • •125 No. Bayfront, Balboa Island 673-4400 $257 ,500 2 IR Ir l II 708 Avocado(In 28r) CdM Daily 1·5 S IS l·S 963-2765 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l II & 4 IR 4404 Ch annel Pl., N.B. 631· 1400 $159,500 Sat/Sun l·S FOURPLEX FOR SALE 2 Ill EACH 10532 Court St., Stanton 839-4290 $143,000 Sun. 1·5 HOME & INCOME 2011 Kings Rd.Nwpl. Bch. 546-8640 Sat/Sun 1·5 llllrlll 415 Poppy, Corona del Mar 673-2278 Sun.1·5 HOUSES FOR LEASE 2 II & FAM RM er DIN 524 Hazel, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $650 /mo Sat/Sun 1·5 l llt & FAM IM or DIM 1M1 Port Tiffin (lMlms) NB 640·8522 $550/mo Sat/Sun l ·S HOUSE FOR RENT 4 Ill & FAM IM or DIM 1876.1 Santa Mariana, Stardust, FV 962-5094 Sal/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT 2921 Perla (The Bluf!.s) NB 6444910 $750/mo Sat/Sun 1·5 ·APARTMENT FOR RENT 2 , .. OOM 349 Rochester St .• C.M. 548·9673 $360 /mo * Pool '** w ........ *** W.t11ftwt&P ... • .... '",...s. l ........... s. ........... ,. Houwt .... S. ..... ,_• • ...L. 1&.1--..:R--e...L. ........... ....... • -~ "91" -Satul'day. OCtober 23. 1878 DAIL v PILOT C'1 ..... .•......•.....•....•••. ...••.................. .....•....•.•.......... ....................... •....•.•............... - G ... ,.. • 1002•-,.. 1oozs .... r111 IOOJ .... HI. 1002 C .... M.... t014CostoM.so 1024 HotliHflorS. HounflorS. Hottws .... !We ............................................................................................ ············~·········· ..................................................................... ·············:····· .. ... &Toro 1032 ......... CMtlHch 1040 .........,..aeoict."4 .. 0 prt!jenfj NEWPORT HEIGHTS Cl.OSI TO VllW PAJU( -so convenient to schools this immaculate 3 bedroom home has 4 car garage, low upkeep yard and on fee land. Everything going for it. $89,500 Ill S.. lenMWclM. Ml WJS-1-5 TIPSY TURVY HACH COTTAGl:S -2 litlle houses in good area -"early Balboa" s pecial. $85,000. Call for in!ormation. CALIFORNIA RANCHO . l l/• AC•~S PRIME ILUFF1 NOMTAGl Overlookrn g Upper Bay. Gorgeous pool & gardens. With separate party /guest house. Main borne bas 4 b~drooms. dining room, large den with wet bar & dark room and more. Room for horses, tennis courts, etc. Call to see! IOOMeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ~ Bedrooms. easily expandable home m a super ne igh borhood, has hardwood floors,. range and oven, wall to wall carpeting. Entire exterior has a new 'Spanish texture stucco' blending with the l ar ge tree-shaded and nicely landscaped lot. Plenty of room for ex· tra vehicles in addition to the double car garage. S89.500. and Jookin · for a fast sale. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. corner 30th GNeral I 002 GeMral I 002 ••·······················••··················· HEY TIGER! 11NEWHOME11 Looking for a 1Jton? Wla -I large llH. :1 11a. D111111 g. frplc'' & a Wt!l li:11·:! Fam rm . lihrar) on hui.:e Under S70,000'! lot Sl37.:-,IHJ Coll Pat Contrell lll\llNE NEW PO HT Re~tors 548·9607 ltc<il E~lale 559-19!1\J PS: F11l Cal'' Uouhlc I . --doors! .~1gu11u .! llr () \'.()apt nr -----ocn. vu. patio. S l!l.500. CLASSIFl t:U will bell it. •1!11 fi32U hr1<1·. 1:17;!5!15 Gewerol I 002 GHer"al I 002 ·••····••··•·······•·····•··•·····•····•······ WHEIE IVUY DAY IS SUNDAY , ........ ~ ....... ,.... 51 ..... ZIMw/f'll h111VW. AL"1flrt ......... tr..Jetty A .. fOOd ......, .. .._ .. • Prt• ArH Priced RiCjht! Call u1 for A Whale of a Deal 200 w-. St. hlboa ........... , .... , ........ Gftffal I 002 Ci•!Mr., , _ 1402 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTIFUL RIMEi Moon With amenities plus! I You'll love the b~autlful lundscape, complete with pool, decking, planters. eittensive patio cover , outdoor lighting & sprinklers. The interior doesn't tak• a back seat either! It offers many, many features to please the dis· criminating buyer. It's 5 bdrms .. family rm. & 3 car garage, make this home ideal for the growing family. $105,000 LIDO REALTY Jl77 V1e Lido, ..... '1J.7l00 C~defMor I 022 Co~fo Mesa 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVE YOUR MOTHER-IN· Owner. 4!br. ()l'n, l'.:1hu, crnr, fnnl yrd. :!017 i\lu· pie, S-19,500. 491 81128. ......................... ,.. ........................................ ~. lit '*'n8 ltm In Woods. llununalon L:indrnurk Eoormoui. Mslr isr. t'R Conrlo, udlb O\er 40, 2 I.Iv rm. ~l ba. A/C, Club br, 2 bu, cu11lom decorat pr1v. Own $114,000 ed. prv pntlo & lilt g:J0~7 ~uul .irn l>t'lt area, oil r~<.· fol', ll\'a1h1blc HtlY Dec. Shown by apixnnl olt1 V•y 1034 Owri<'r $46,500. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536.,.1737. GREENV ALLEY "CONDO" there'll aomC'lhin~ ror uve ryone In lhii. l>e1uU(ully up~ruded 3 bedrpom end unit' En.loy lhtdilnt1ly CLU BllOlfSt: SPARKLING POOL O~n fu~llng, 3 tm, 2 BA. d1otna rm. h1~hly up. it r d ' d , II & 1'' p o o I , s~ulpturcd troplrul plantm11 b11ckyrl 11ctt!na. I.ow nulnt. J>moo H.U. $6$,SOO. 546 86'10. 546·8640 W/ POQI.. & 27 ucrc:s of PARK ju!il ucro11s lhe ~ 11'1. -.-~-street-or l'clax In )'Our ..YAl'Htl ,,,._ hU&l' pntlo wilh flrerln1&. RIM.TOAi · This ne>wty cupetclf two1--------- story condo i~ g •un•d tor HUHTIHGTOM E Z livint,( :il $59.000. HONlY ---.... ,-' \ I I GOLDRUSHU! Catb ·r round ror nu~ J!t'l of ~old riahl·i.. V corator rcutatrc~ thrUOUl lhi:! 2 i.leif) I bedroom fortroUJ lm maculalu. ln pruciuus 1.rnrth tones . lnrh.1d1·11 Atrium:«, wallpupcr. Coontuln, lovely dn1pt•i., covered p11Uo, vrh 1tle onclo11ed yur d:s, ~1ro· tcsslonol lund11cupl11 ~. OOIJ.,4456 CALIFORNIA BEST BUY BtCll y up.:ruded & lnd!icP!l. 4 Ur. :.! ba, fo'll home. Extens1\'e Ul>e of btll'k & punchni;. Tolall) pnclc nl owner:.h1p al ;1 rantasttl'ally low P• ICC ot $61.900. 545·9-a9l. $7800 to Assume LA w1 wke over 8\"'"' \I/\ lonn The noor plan of lhis re- or 834,200. l'uyubll' $311 newed Traditional home t otul pcr munth. 3 is ideal for G1andma or l'l1·clrm, Sl.'fl home in Children. 2100 Sq . fl. ~ood Jreu .. dbll.' ~a.r. 3BR. 3BA, rum rm. In Neal~ TLC but priced at quiet Corona lhghlands. ---Altrarllve 4 lJr, 2"~ Un llom~· for :>ale by ownr. . • Plac• bnck lire rtn.:. close to 4 br, I )/4 bo Id jQuaH l home with din rm. patio, OR "IUST"' Arrive nt lhls up11.:Mtid 3 bedroom. hu~e con dominium by the seo • It's olmosl new wilh col'O c11rpcls, malchlnlf dt.• cor11tor drapes, c1111lum fireplace, wuud t!ll tryway Lu Cuesta k .1 quet Club with ~niui. cuurL'i n i,;ht off patio & view from i\I aster bedroom! 968 14~ 1111 ' . si~.ooo Pegged floors. gaiebu SJl 5800 and gardens add lo the W e sthanft R•alty charm. A bu) atS135,000. 1---------1 OPEN DAILY 1.00 to 5:00 Balboa PHinsula I 007 509 De ANZA. CdM $49,900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.AL PIHCHIN INVESTOR 7 UNITS · 5295.000 27~~Af:'da~,~~wy Ikaeh Cottage -S&l.500 or 5 HR.,3ba.$164.SOO 67$.4392 HOME BUYER 4 BR, 3 ba. Sl J7,000 COM CHARM ER Consider these feuturcs. 2UR & den Sl29,500 2 Br.+ ram, $84,500 3spuC'tous bedroom:. plu:i Marshall Rily 675-4600 6-lO 7353 6-t0-4959 family room plu:-. 2 bath:..'1---------•I shake rnol' und warm hardwnocl floor:.. "" sume $36,000. V.\ loan with low duwn 1>ayme11t. Owrll.'r will hl.'lp fi nancl.'. Veleran~ Wl'lcomc Hurry! Please call OCEAHFROHT $169,500!! Cl11siiic beach home Top Condition!! OPEN SAT /SUM 1-5 107 "G" STREET §aliHhur1t ... Costa Mesa 1024 •...........•....•..••. MESA VERDE Priced for 11u1l'k :.ale. lhdden 2 slory, 4 bdrm, 3 ba. form. din rm, lam rm. Poot.jal'uui & view. Sl17,000. Open house Sun 1 ·5. 2029 S wa n Dr ~6·2277 Nr shop·.: ~ schooli. Im· Pr ti--beache!\, purks, sehls, & mac l'Ond Pnn o nlv,DP ... .._ showing. '""'7 ·1· t V '. •1 7S'2·1HO 0-•nxlous """ I lrU y r. ""' "00 OUAIUT. NIWl'Ot!T UACH ~-• A !179··W89. $67,900 ---ASSUME 61/•VA OPEH HOUSE Sprillng 30' Pool N'cw suVt!r plush cpts. Sunday 12·4 Shaku r oofud <lreum lhruout. ' Br l -lt 8a. hou:.e. Close to South beaut. co\'ered patio, 16612 Simmone Lone Coasl Plaza. 3br. 2bJ, J w lgc bat·k yard. Lge (nr. Goldenwe:;ttHt.'11) slirlmg glass dOQr:> to the entry kitcl,l an exclusive. (71 4) 548-3350 rear, m11turc tree:.. 1 "''' "50 ca11 '""' =« a ...,..,!. · °""."""" .... l S&S 6 B 4 B Agt c..xccu I\ e r. a, .. Sll0,000. Owner. Weber Lovely area, IO\·ely home. R.E. 968 1805 3 Ucdruom. assumable . . lo.in, 7•, inlerest, Ilk!! Cahf. C~assacs 4 BR, pool. • I WESTSIDE HE AL TY INC 8-l LJ 2323 TRULY IEAUTIAIL BEACH PROP$TY Jllghly upgraded-~et'd 3liR model convert~ to 2 lrg. bdrm::.. $611,500. Cull 962-7751 INT'LR.E.NET Villa Retreat new. Agcnl847·855:J. New ins ide. I m ~t.'d . ----pos:.. ldeal toe. 172,000. Country 'nTrees! • UY ow. 1-:R 3 Br. 2 Uu , Agt. Wally Dunn.•-------- Sprawhn); Spanish home frpll" bltns. lg lot. p<it10. 1147-6196 MAGHIFICEtlr wilh gori.:cous park-hkc a1>sume712'c fllA ---------• LAMER MODEL yardli. 11 assorted fruit 833·1103 552-9503 BRAND HEW Park lluntinl(lon honw tree:., room for tcnni:. Never lived In, :rnpt•r up· with muny unusual uud C'Ourtorpool.1bcdroom. Vets8°/o lnterest 14raded l"orest llllls oulslandini:; features. 2 full baths. DminA area, $68,900 Model, 3 Jlll. :l'\J Ba. H&F pool. Custom d,ecor. gourmet kitchen. Hearty Supe r s harp 3 Br, 569,950. Same m odc>I, Many other extra:-.. fireplace to warm your cnl;ir ged Fam rm . new phase sold for Owner is moving from t oes. S82,SOO. Mei.a wncw<:rptng. Spacious S7 4 ,000 . GRAND slate and IT\USl !hill!! Vcrdc,UKR,<:all5-&0l7l!<I 1900 sq ft , IJ{c yarn TtEAt.TY.8126ti3U Hurry!! w fnl'd ~rdn <irl'a. H\' - -Cet1tury 21 Berg parkmg area. /\l:.o xlnt Le at.let.I glui-s w rndow:., ll\l 1111\ 1 .... 1 \'\I> • 671°6900 • <·onventional finanrmg. over sta1rt·?se Oceani---9•6•2···8•8•9•1 __ _ 3 EASTSIDE CENTURY 21 breeze~. nr tentrat Prk. ---------"#I In C_.t'fornla'" -I UR. 3 lla. M'P· din rm. , ·c l ~ ., F R INVESTMENTS m ' • 8~8·0059 ram.rm. brkfsl nook. 3 "" ucs a .. ur am m. c ar s:ur, 1 ,~ vrs old, movemcom.1.Up~,adcll HOME & l .._.COME Oceanfront, rare f111cl. 4 ,... lilt. I ba home m mml Operate your own buM 1·ond $2:s\l,SOO ncs.-. in )our own honw W1c:.l. Hltr 6-15·2425 '.\ll'l' I br, 2 ba home & ----- :>hop area Good olf ~l Corona dfl Mar I 022 p;irktnJ.!. Call fur lurth1·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'ari<in<:e info 515 \1-l!!l FEHOMINAL lBR + HEAR PARK Fre~h as u da11>y & only ~lcp:> tu a gra!.~), JClt} view park & wulkrng dis from $59,000. FOUR BEDROOM . :.upcr up.:radl·d: 588,750 qu;ihly lhruout., Xlnl The Corona ctel :\I ar uf :! bath. pool. .Me~J \'l'rdl.' Hunt;IM)ton Bea~h I 040 ~12 til!02 t8062 l,akcpoanl, :.choob & parks. b<>at ac· tomorrow al Costa :'ole:-.a SW.900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPE:-. SAT SUN 1·5 cc::.:> gale & other ltlra~. prices today. Three OWHER/AGEHT ~&S Re1>aleSpecialisl1>. :1. --OwnC'r will carry 2nd. lam1ly homes cal'h "1th 3 540-0555 I or 5 bdrm modeb :H·ail. 6 l/4 VA LOAM 640_·4_729 ______ _ bedrooms. 2 bath:-., :.omcw1PoQIS 968·1li02 Spiral :.ta1n·a:.e, ·I nr 3 fireplaces ;.ind fan11ly BY OW:'lil-:n l\IUST l'ennm1,'lonl'ropert1cs Ua. 1hm. r.1m rm. form rooms. Sha ke roof. 2 car SFI l --------- -d1111ni:. II F 1>o11l Open garaJ!l'. Uon'l wail, Btn 3br.':ii1~ 'up~radl•d 6 Hr-den·2 ba. Nt•<ir ScaU:iun. pleasecall condom1n1um Sl7.50U M;mna,l~•!!h Ulln BUQ. CENT UH\'2t Cull Hob. 71-1·610 1082. sw.900. ~ 57ooOwner Green lle11ll~ 812-9321 JUST LISTED Newport West 3 br, 2 ba, by ownc..Wulk tu Uch. S71.500. 968·3965 lance lo ~andy bcal'hei.. -~~~~~~~· a delightful roomy & 3br. 1 • ~ba. fq>ll'. on cul· ~f:n House S;it:Sun Uli\J.-1 dc-:-..n· 111 a much KOUJlhl . l<JplewOQd , ~a~e .. 11.U. aflcr area. \\'alkmg d1~ 3brtwnh~e oo:i 1212. Lan1·c to South Cou:-t Pla.1,,1 & :\l nntgomcry Warcls & i.l·hl~. SG2.000. Southe rn CJ Ii fn rn ia Heall y, 5•11i 5tiU5 or 11'2 Year new house m quiet section of old Town. 3 IJdrm. 2 ba. fum·rm, :i Bedrm, la4 bath, just 8 Dutch llaven. SG5.!IOO. blocks from the 9,(!can. open 2100 sq fl J br. :l ha. lamlly rm home w iden & formal dining inl'lmling -------- ONLY S.I0·81 ttl. t Slor>. 2Ur. 2 ha Condo. THE LANDING OPEN SAT1SUN l 5, Full priceS68.900. 1 RESALE 5-16·8610 s 12.:.1186 Century 211surf l\Aalty Don't wtul in hoc. come ~· 536·1474 • 536·7~2 BU\' this "Plan 400"-I Jlu'WU "1MH lrn. 212 BA, spaC'ious REALTORS IM'iM I 044 home. Immaculate und ---••••••••••••••••••••••• llcrc's llll' 1'11arll'l' )uu'vc b e e n I v v k 1 11 ~ f o r Prival'Y + luxury +- your horse, loe<ilc<I an prinll' Hrl'a Trees & naturul sdllng pro\ 1cJl' unlim1h ·d up11orlun1ly liiliiiiiiiiiiii;~ .. --"': .~-~~-.I Call toda~ to~ec th1l>onc of-a kind fa mil) hon11.• ... s um11tuous muster !outle wtwood beam cell· 111~i; & slain 2lass win <fows. ltet.luced lo to St.U.l.500 Coll644-72 I 1 NOW and THEN ;\hcny I 111e reuture ... ... will )OU Ctnd such two s I 7, !JOO I' r 1 n 0 n1 > ~tory l'IC'gancc wr.apped 631 ·0~6. 1!15 6!117 bcautlfu ll \' decorated and upgraded in eurlh~ t•vlors. Pool !.i1.e lot, pro· re:.sionally lundscapcd and large 1·1wered palio llUHH\'! 5109,USO A CHARMER! RAN~~IO SAN J01-9Ul'.'l Charmmie home w1lh 3 3 Br 2 2 Ba, popufar Sa n bedrms. family rm, den, Luis R ey. Ma{\~ UJI· & 1 0 v c 1 y ;,o a rd 1 n grades. Vie w golf couri.e downlO\.\ n area of 11.B. & lake. Sll5,000. ·7W4 EA t c n s 1 ,. e pa n e Ii n g _o_r_83.1_·_32_1_s __ .......,.14-_ BIG CANYON Bordeaux Model ON GOLF COURSE VIEW IY DAY OR HIGKT SP ARIWNG POOL fn.Wfllwlar 2 IEDROOM & DEN AskifHJ $192,000 Fe. OfMtl Sat onty 1·5 PM. ON WATER Wide ODen View 4 IB>IOOMS COMMUNITY TENNIS & POOL $159,500 fff Opctt1 Sunday °"'Y 1·5 PM WATER VIEW Larq~ Duplex 4 IED{OOM & DEN l IEOROOM & PATIO IEACH PLAYGROUND IOATS & WATB ROLLING GRE&t LA WH Asking $159,500 fff OfM" Saturday Ir Sunday 1·5 PM . ~~ BY THE WATER Condominium Home 2 IB>ttOOM IALCOMY IOAT SLIP AVAIL.AIU SECURITY IUILDIMG $17,500 IRVINE In University Park 3 BEDROOM Universitv Model FAMILY ROOM j. DINtMG RM. LAl4H "NI" LOT s,,,950 • OCEANFRONT LOT Prestiqlous Communltv OVEILOOflMG LAGOON It PA'RK OCUtftOMT !! Sl4t,SOO ,_ Fee Me•• Y• Oww the L..t "'speciah..:c 111 ... Pll lhl' wdt~r . 1\l'ctr lhl' waler. iew of water hom('~ We ~how by boat and cat WATERFRONT HOMES 2633 W Coast Highw<lv Nl•wpor1 Beach (714)631 1400 Ph:540-3666 Q'Ml)) 1~e~e here t~h~p ! I PRICE REDUCTION Exec. Turtle Hock Broadmoor P rol. dl'· corated & lnclscpd 3 Ur. 2 ba. FR ht1ml' w i.:nr<len a l ri u m & :-'' l' c• 1>1 n g mountain\ ll'W (.;u., BB<~ & many more extra:;. 545·9·191. .....---.. •1• BLUFFS •P::moramll' \'1\•\.\ •3 Bdrm. 2 ha1h' •One floor h v m).( •Two pal.lo~ •SPot lci;, contl 1l 1on • rlt'llm ce1hni:s • (;OO<t VJIUl' Al onh :>l to OO(I 647 VISTA BONITA OPEH SUH. 1-5 /Jn Nlrifl OAILEY & ASSOCIATES in the frrr~st trad1t1onal - lash1on. Sel in pre -OVOWNEHJBrh~South sllg1ous Ea:.ls1de loca <.:oa::.t PlatJ or 2 & ~el lion. this -I bedroom. 3 bar den. lge up<•n living Pre,l1ge llome In Broad· bath home \.\Ith nlJS!.l\C areu, l'alh Ct•1tg .... de cm moor. CoronJ cil'I :\t a r. 4 fi replace and Del 1'1so corator l·orfe\.' t't>l:., Br, \.\,wood~,. \ll'~. 3000 tiled f<>~er will !Wlbf~ w pl<ink oak l'nlr~ & I 1 ,11 fl $t~.00o l'ran on· the mostd11>nele owner! c·ounlry k1lch I· ront 1."'1 ly. lh owner. 6-U·~U-i bJck polios, low m.1111t REAL TY INC. ----I IQ .1 ~ corner lot. 9i!) 1>36!1 bel Ill• UGI IO,:indaft5P:\f ~14/846~1371 TlllS HOM..: :'iiEEDS p Pl~:. LAHGF: 3 llr 2 Ba ,;Me:,;i V!ll~ l'1al'1hc 3_ br C~ndo. AN OWNERS TOL'Cll rop:r_,920 dcl :\tar. shakl' root, xlrn Shu;P-Lowest. _imce ,'n ..00 QUAIL st NIW"°"' 11acw lgc lot. Newly clel·•1re1ll'd. V I . S52.SOO, Ask tor Igo. --------covered palio, $65,llllll. 9&H IDS A)(l. Prc~hly 1>amled. 2 BR & BRAND NEW builder's Open houM.' Sal & Sun. • -. --~--- dl!n, 2 full halhei., t-r~ld. own cuslom home. 31!R. 8~3 Prc:.id1u Dr .. C:\t ~-XECUTIVE ~i\RG~IN lll!olr bclrm w tlrcssmi: fam rm. cent-air, lop loc, 557 2555 G nr, 4 Ba, S&S. N~ur room.opcnbt•amccihng. walk'g dislloatlSf·hls& heach, owner. li e. hnd. frplc. lge counlr~· OCC. Come & :.ce or c..111 Open lloww Sal Sun I 5. 962·8!J.16. 968-1805 k1tchc11. over 1000 :.q. It. r or rn or c in r o 683 W. Wili.Q11. I Bil. l '• DEANE JIO:\'lE for :-.loragc. llleul for N EWPOHT lll VI NE fla . lgc bat·k)urd. r ·icifacSunds 4Br 2 Ba wine cclicr and fruit HEAL TORS. 838 851Hi s prinkers. rn\' patio. b~ appt only 's68 o00 by l'ellcr. (kean\'lcW from OPEN SUN l·S al 1:*11.1 S l!l ,!150 . :ill ll'r m!.. o\Nner 53{1·9872 ' . :.undel'k Walso11. $70,000. 8!.l2 3210 or 63ll·6300 J\~t. ---· ------ Ol't•:N S/\T /SUN 1 4 Prestige 1800 Model 2,100 417 Ouhha. l'dM BEAUTIFUL 3BR, 2BA *WESTSIDE* srift." Br 212 lJa. ram rm St l!l.500 foe llome. Wesl Side. Ready w,fpl c, sunken liv rm. on luenJOY SSJ,500 3 ADRl\1 + l ' 2 R/\Tll. on huge col d~ :sac lot. Great Western quiet cul <ll' ~at' Xlnl 587.500 by owner. ~o Real Estate locJtlon SSl.500 Brokl•r, hrkr ... 8~6--1101 PRIVATE BEACH ACCESS 817-9632 ;\I any trC'es on this 1, --- :icre '1lc Cu:.tom 3br + l::astsrde. 3hr, 11 ::ba, Jrl1s t ·~ stud10/off1ce lol.~.000. Owner l!'t•ti bhtg) 1\dJUl'cnl lo Ca II .J95·0i33. 5-100555 ---- 1---------BY OWN EH · I Br,:!' 2 Ba. I rg By owner, 5hr , I" , lrn Cn\' crcd 11allf1. nl.'w paint $59.!IOO ~IO 05tll ln>nc.> Hanl·h for l(rt·al --i·ountr) \ll.'W & lnlal .\~sume 51•'1 l~an. 3hr . I llr, 2 ba, Cum drn rm. fam rm, h\' rm, llm rm, O\ erl>lll'll lot. enOul.!h room to p.1rk ~ou r molorhoml', :>K 1.IS:JO !161! 1177 lhruout. Pri<.·cd to i.cll at GREENTR EE·lfi up- S7_;i.soo. , grded , 2 Br, 2 Ba, den, Century 21 Surf Keally patro pond nr sells bv S.16·75-12 • 536·1474 ownr' ' ' · Rt.al Estate. by/NNAY HEY GOOD LOOKIH! Don't miss this shnrp 3 bcdrm. 2 story POOL home in i>rcst11-!e tnict Upgrades of quality & personahlcd touch. /\ m<ilchless \'<ilue. Need quick sale. So. 11. ll. 71.J 1008·4 156. Open House SatISuu 4261 Manrnnila 552-02.19 OPEN SAT ;su..-t-5 14942 PIPER Sparkling G reenlree Windsor. /\ 4 bdrm., 2 balh, hii:thly upgraded dazzler Hurry, it's ~oing to go quickly alS77,9ou ~~~000~ VILL~ REALTORS New 3bdrm. 2bath home. Deerfield ;28 Deerwood E By owner: Prin only $75,000 644 43~0 SLEEPING BEAUTY llas just awakenl'd. t.il'n· tic earth ton<',., & ;.oft well decorult•d rooms , enhanl'l•d "11 h floor tu l'e1hng mirrors m Slep TURTLE~OCK <ii.EN down (,It t hcdrm 4 BR, choice lot. Reudy Landmllrl.. \\ allpapl'r & Dec. Best offer l akes. pa nl'l 1 n .: At l ra{'l 1 ve Owner 551·•1931 /5S:b-0100 nc1~hborhood 111 1968 4156 Huntl!M)ton Beach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pn\';it:y "' "" ner. pranc 2ba. encl patio, t•rnr LO\eQ hume nr So Co<i' only 15!1.500 6i3·10!Jl!or 1Mesa del Mar ).. B~ Pluta & Chapl'I ()µc•n ~1:1371; 8:177 owner. $65,900. S-!0·0729 house Sal ~Ill 12 !'> l'h ---------5'10·0201 BY OW:'llt:H MODEL HO:\I E :I Ur. & stud) O\'el'lookinJ.: !•••••••••••••••••• Open house. Sat/Sun. For sale by owner. l::lcl(anl hv rm, big count!") k1ll'll & ram rm. never lived 10. 2 llomc~ on l:irge lot 415 Poppy. Owner, lllrlr will finance. 673·2278 :\lesa Woods. home. 4hr. Dmta Point I 026 3ba. form din rm, den •• ... • •• •• •••, ••• •. • ••• 5103.000 008· 1477 lf523 CAMP'15Dl·IRVl .. E OPEN DAii.\' WHEM t6x32 bonus rm. pool ~17.l 0 S 'l" ···IOt l '1 I o t pro f <I c rt ''' & pen a, .,u n "' •• mw lnd ~c pd 11111n a l'. /\II Or. llr11n1l n<'W Ol'l'llll umcnlllo~ \\'nlk lo p11rk view, d <>M! to 1\1 arana & S. c. i>hna. S!J9,000. Only l IC'ft /\II dlx 5-17 92.19 or 557.215s. fenturc!I 3 hr, 3ha, 11lush OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1·5 8 A.:'-1 TO 6 I' :\I Bill Thomf)xon lleulty Con:-.1der1ng sellin1f! We're lm·al nul national We're mde1~nd.anl. not fr11n chise<I. \V(' ha\l' more than 25 } r .... expcr Wc c·11n sell .rnur hou~e ciul<'kly, profess1unolly & w l'ullf1dcncc. Wl"rc ex panc11ng & need salesmen lor our OC\\ ofc. IS A DUPLEX SOMETHIMG ELSE Wht•n It's lwo rl's1llC'nl'l'S on a lur11cr lol. l h11l 's when :1 II H's. 1lcn, 3 ba 's + 2 U ll . . 2 b a . Nr So. Coast Plaza. JBr, townhousl'. IJoth with country k1lchcn. frplc. huill ins. f1rpl11 t·cs. Heal central air. Upgrades I} something else. $72.000. $160,000 Coastline Rily 631-184G Uninrsity Realty 3001 t:. Cst Hwy fl73 65t0 MOVE UP To 4607Wuvne Jt<I Q1meo lh~hlandi. Vacant and ready MESA DELMAR By Owner, J Bit, 2 Bo, Crplc. liv·rm. dm·fam rm . near So. Coasl Plaza. S63.500. 5-16·8689 EASTSIDE C .M. 3 BR w /many xtras, wet qunhly l'Jll., "' lwrguln al Sll2.SOO. lU', down IJlll Thompi.1111 Hl•alty •1!15 11170 El•9ont·Ut1ique Luxury condommium::. by Chris Abel roa• dis· c r lm1nut1ng buycn1. S7tl.~ to $97,7011. Subler· ronran S4!Curily Jtarage. l-'1nesl lo Dann Pt. oren. POINT IU:/\LTY 496~ 6542 Morning 1'1dc Dr lllfl 4 Ba. a Ua, fam rm. xtru long 3 car garal(c, gorgeous pool w I jat·uzzi. unusuul ma!ltcr bdrm w/Wl)ll(I hurnlng frplc & hui:c walk in clo1tet Heady to move Into th1i; corn~r lol home. Only '-'J hlk to Seacllff Country Club & Golf Cou t se Sll~.000. llostcss Ro5e S1mo ntan .Pacera Realty l213) 945 2621 IEACHHOME CALL t;S TODAY Bill Thompson Keall) 28892 Margucril(' Pkwv Suite 120, M. V. 49\.1870 OPEN SAT /SUH I ·S Corona dtt Mar Prop. 673-8494 bur. blt·in cabincls & BT I 032 bookcases, backyard o oro 4 Br. 3 Ra. glganllc tam rm. w/lols of wood 1:nmcl log, bltns, gnlore, new TURTLEROCK beauty.~9,900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oul~tnd 'IC 2900 s q (l, congoleum kitchen & tmmat· .. l>tllly ap1>0lnted 4 RR. paUo. LR & DR. 3 br. w/otnum & lo\cly kitchen, 2 Ba. Nexl to itarden~. An e lcl(ant park, gos hent, 2 car home w /F'OR:'.tAL din· itnrnge. $87,500. 495·6895 ing & ult1m11tc privocy. Owner mo,·111 1-; Eu sl. BY OWNER on secluded Just listed. Only $89,000. cyn 3 Ur 2 Ba, lge deck 646.'7711. w/0<:ri 4' huts vu. Open Sat/Sun 11-5, 723 Cameo IRAHDMEW OP~NSAT&SUN 2669Santa Ana Ave. 3 BR. fam·rm. still time to c hoose crpt 'g, enormous lot slx6. $75,000. ~ Wal km & I trn Real tstulr. Hl11hln ds. $127,500. DUPLEX 1_67_3_·6'J4_3 _______ , 3 OIHtrent. locntlon11. Dpla-701 AYocado trom•...1950· , 3&2. Many F.xtrul! Ccm 546.a640 ClasSlfled ads Hll big 2 ur Ope. n Sat/Sun 1·5 ~ iterns, 11m1tll item s or S149.500CASll • ~-'Hd1/t6H ony ltt-m. Jot call Sharpe Rllr A. W"lltc nALTORS oo-56ra. m'2898 / ~21ss , _______ _ Dahlia In Lake Forest. 4 r:im rm. custom drps, 2 br. 3 ba, Ind sleam rm., frplcs, 21.ti car garage loaded w/u1>1tr11des. prof w I n u t o op n r , I g dee w/Von Lull pupc-r workshop, cui;tom built thruout. llull:in Marble on very deep lot. $97.500 entry. co th celling In Your H011l Gary McClure 11 v . rm w I m I r r ore d Pacera Reolty trplc: .. formal din.rm.. (213) 945-2621 rum.rm. + bonus rm,, __ .:.._....:... ___ ...__ A/c;, lo _m11int. fTont & Owner says offe.r. Vaennl bock p11tm w/fountaln & 3 Br. 2 Ba, RV Jot. Now 11prlnklot1t. 3 cu g11r $49,500. Agt.. 558-7752 w/opencr. Nr schools 11hop'I( cntr. Prle.:d ro q ui c k ol~. 189,95 Ownr/.~i;tnt, lm-4687 11fl or668-3534 HOUSE OF GWS Double door entry leads lo squeaky clean adult occupied 2 bedrm + den. Sunken living rm, featut'ft vaulted ceilings. step up formal din- ing, overlooking tropical garden area. Re lax in the peaceful ~ mospherc of the central atri li ste nin ~ to t h e waterfa l. Gorgeously landscaped setting. On· ly $77 ,500. S500. MOYES YOU IN I VETERANS put your hard earn~ eligibility to good use on this choice 3 t>edrm home. Seller will pay all your costs over $500. Large kitchen, brick fireplace, shake roof and free Doughboy P.001. Only $65,900. Quidt occupancy OK. HAS EVERYTllNG Spacious entry bids you welcome"!!" your PRESTIGE 4 bedrm, mu~ bath. srarkliog pool, jacuzzi ho~. Forma dining, easy living, side fire ring. Warm earth ton thruout. Call now. We have 2 to choose from. " ,. Roberts Rea ' • I C8 DAfLYPILOT 8atutday,Oct~Z11tml ~.~~ ....... ~.~~•-• ~.~~ ....... ,~:!.~~ ....... ~~.~.~ ....... ,~.~.~ ..... .. ~c:!!!.~.~ ........ 1~.~~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ~-~~ ..... !~.~ ....... ~ ..... !~.~~ ~~~~:.~ ... !~~~~~~.~~~ .. ~~-'.! ~-~~~ ..... !~.~~~-~~ ..... !!~~ lrvlM I 044 tm... CM lffct. I 041 PAMUi.Y OEUGHT IMHA1D IAY ---. ----------• ·-•·•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllKh above t.llauoa; Bcaullrul vi•w. lot In q• 8&5T BUY lN LAGllNA larse 8 bdrm • 2 bath QWel sed'lon ot t:tnuuld • •• Stnkin1 de&l1n, ciu•lll)' homo; munf exltas. Dbl !,~Y. 000; ea1Uy bu1ldublc MONARCH IAY TllliCI conatru<'tlon, larac-lot, 11 1 11 d 1 .. _, i.: ' """"n \'1ew & cl<>toe lo .r•p ace. arac '" n. 1CIOW""' POl..aT •11 ~... rm , pr1v0<t brick paUo. "' "' By owner. Contemp ora r y indoor/outdoor living. Pvt beach. N'r shop'ng & schls. 4br. ram rm, 2 atriums. 3 ba, frplc, all elec ktcbn. quality drapes & crpts. Lra pool4iie lot. Btn like new, ready to m ove in. $149 ,000. 32642 Adriatic Or. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. By appl. 499·3289 or 499-4695 . ,,1, villaac 2 Bdrm:e , 2 latte fenc.d y11rd with Marvclou.a locaUon, only 11 b.1th11. 1-'a tn rm &: m•lurc lrc.-ell. Xlnl •fewstepsfrom popular 1,. fircplace.1110.000. ntl&hborhood Priced lo Crescent Bay Beach: ,. • m l$89 900 lhi6 3 bdrm .. 21') bath * VIEW CONDO * ftt:11'nnrl!:l home. on 11 quiet cul d ~-n~ r.ac. hat. a great floor •t ATTENTION LARGE FAMILIES' ~!:\ \)~ plan:' low m111nl. yurd o • 499·2800 Quality construction /'\JEUJEL. \_' A ssociat Es lAG41N.A lfAC H 0 4·0 '4 Pleasant 3 bedroom condominium with ~st location and view in Newport Ter· race. Upgraded. large patio. outstund· · lng community facilities. Only $64.500. QUICK ! Enjoy lots of elbow room ln this large --G d lh b It .,\ SURPRISE AWA ITS 1tr ~n room w~ ui Monterey located in t.he prestigious YOU-Ranch iotylo home 111 UBQ. Sl68,000 !"f'hc ltanch'' m Irvine. 6 Bedrooms, 2BR -+ DEN.J bath:i. 4 UNITS oversized lot. PIUt"> more. 3000 Sq. ft . Oeaut POOL With t•ro-i:xceptional units for I 069lsonto Ano One yr "BPP" warranty $91,500. Call reulonaJ h1ndt1c1p n1. owner/oecup<tnt : up1>cr to see. New.ca.rpeta & drapes. aplll. have xlnl ocean & OP!H HOUSI SATUttDAY l·S #7 SUIFSIDE Newport l each 1080 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • e 81 med c: 0 11 in gs. hillside views: high open Move In Now LIVE THE LIFE $134,SOO. beamed ceijinas. All un· CALL NOW 752-7315 Vl•wofloc:kloy! OF RILEY lrviae CALL NOW . 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD Associates Re altors 1044 •·••····•·····•·•···•·· ............•...••...•. its have carpt:ts. Crplc11., DONA I RD IN THIS ONE I d & Id L D M B Submit all offor;;, ow11t'r W ll.Lo~.&M aun ry rm. outs e • am..iou' Vui·onl l),·odi •I Or, 21\ Bu, formal din· POW E LL deck urea. $2D8•000 Associates Re altors town hunw. 1~·r1·1f1l' vltiw. mii area. wet b11r, frplc, c.h'111rl' f"l.IMM 3 lull ulhs. l"ormul l'll omcniUcs. too numerous 4 '*'?·'75' li ..a-...,_... leoc.h 106f1Hew_... leoc:h I 069 · th to m .. ntlo1\. g .... this '"°°~ .... ~-.. •• -~·· ~ ,.... • ,..... • try. eatrni: urea in t' ~ ~·~ ..,_, ~ • ..:-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• f:1maly room. Indoor model !'lharp home, on • 'r' ~ 3000 ~\ f\'ct, ·I hcitrooms. boat 11. at c , man Y SPECTACULAR Ocean ' ,,,.,.,,..,.. heatl'd & l1lterl'd pool. cul-<lc·sar, ncur Flower diPf NHO USE l·S COM 1\1 AN 0 180 vicw.3Bll.28a,frplc, 1105 N.Coan Hwy •• Loguno \\aterfull. Call tollay, &M<'OANrlhLYur$71 ,750 'fJ\NTASTIC R~~:~,::~:::'::n DEGREE VIEW from yrs new. 1950 Sq. n 494-1177 LOnERY? BK1t.5-lo-t720 -n,\ I I I the deck of this nearly Room for expansion. . T h. 3 bd f ·1 Sunny Col Realty :J~ '( 11'.IUlalu I> .In 10~ in OpenTodoy 1-5 new 3 Bdrm 3'1 bath $94,950.0wner .499·2109 PRF.STtGE lrv!-Jle Cove, IS scarce rm .. am1 y room. TARDll.L 616·3760 . rt1c \\ illm" .. Olll'I' 3 \w;iinl wmhan~ ;J bdrm., De ' b ---secunty, beautiful sand.) Lusk Eastbtuff home for Sll2,500, will h~~room lt1rm:illlimni: :-.an Lu1i. Rt>' 11l an , dh~1m0e·,·ngnrwo/woeml Jr2. OPENSUN.2-5PM beach;char. ming3BR.3 I h b d' · l' W H tminstff' 1098 ;-.. •l"untrul·t"r a thll•cl '· d I . b I certain y ave uycrs stan mg m me, "*I I Calif _, .. ur.1n new. ;\o\cm re· r epJa ·es b\!amed ceil· 31502MAAVISTA a.; spacious. ~v. rm., so call now for a sneak peek prior to "' n ornto ••••••••••••••••••••• .. t..un1ly rnnm• ('t•nlr.il .uh Proft.':.i. decor. & _1r t: " den. formaJ d1rung rm .. .url Carpl'l1n~· \\'.ill 111.. h<md!lomel\' hand1>c.tpcd. ini:s & 3 \'1ew deck~. SOUTH LAGUNA wmdow walls opening to open house LIDO ISLE OPEM SUM 12-SPM t•nngs!l '11bd1l'\aulc' \b~olut<'hyourbcstnew SlSS,000. ·~~UNBEATABLE huge, lush, secluded NEWPRICE 14141DENISE i 6 7,500 home 'aluc al S:J9. PRIVAC" •-CJIA RM OCJ:;AN VIEW Crom this patio; pool. 3 Gardges ITI 4 br. 3 ba, den/wet bar. $4G,9S0 ... 3BR on Ira cor· l 4 .. 56 0 A & • "' charm1ni: two·story S225000 ner lot. New carpets & l'"' range c:res (tome sec compare, Catalina :ind coastline South Laguna home with uRE.ATllTAKING Coast rrplc, 3 car gar. 40' cor decor. (J:;nter on Homcr uthl'1 ,\1rllo\er$tOO.OOO) · so 1001 t t b h u lot b .. am cc1I l1v views. x o ·ma ure 2 bedroom~. 2\.\ at s view: deluxe condo: 3 · ~ · St. from Goldenwesl) landscaping & paneling. and den with fireplace rm/fla~~tmt<' fr1 ik So PILOT lli':AL ESTA'CE, be d .1. •-l I . · BR. 2 ba .. unique, ldrge J>'•ll" "'OW UN'Y' ame l't'I mg.,. na ura $139 500 u v "' u 510-osss · stone fireplace. 2 Bdrm. LAGUMA MIGUEL den, we.t bar, dining rm.. Sl57 SOO. Ownr I Brltr ------- small den &2 ba. $89,900. frplr. Special amenillcs: 673-6756 OWNER DESPERATE! i!i,t!1hlllHI .\:~·ti., il\r,; 11111 !i REALTY CO. decks. pool. yard, dbl. Oi>cn lloui,~ 10.6 8~ NEST IN BLUEBIRD _7_14_1_496_·4_04_0 ___ 8_30_·_50_50_, garage.Sl05,000 h 1069.... ..A•-h 1069 Sl'Yt;LASS HILL. new 15591 Vanwlla Ln, Must nA'"'CH REALTY •--------• PEG ALLEN Newport Beac ro•wpon ~0c: UIU llegree ore a n vu ""' ""' ----•CANYON. Wake up lo REALTOR 49_,.7578 ••• ,••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• home·. Ma~nirirenl. by sell "Sol Vista" 3 BR. 2 Rang 640· 5560 Anylom~ Eastblull Prul. Bldg 551-200 0 b1rdcalls:watchthesun lllNF!Glil30R'JI · Uahome.Moveinnow! -.-ONE go down Crom view deck. JO!ISN. Coast, Laguna NwptTerTac e Twnh•e , . ~r~ s a uw ner. 834! -G9SO & Suhm1t AITD or Conv. 1\1 MAC. 4 II n, q 111l'l :.I.. li('st st·hl,_ 411GI 1.or1 Ann ..,"'-950, ,\.:t. c; I:! 527!1 rr- l Ill\ Pk P1:t1·r~ Twnh111 I llT 3 Ila, FIL 11'l loc '-~WO •H" bl' 5:;,! 11:..-, GRACIOUS .. am.I curl•fr<'c Sun l.u1 ~ l<C,\' condo: :J bclrms , :!', h~lh::.. g1H'j.!l Ull~ hotlll'. ,I\\'~~ frtJlll ll'JllH' lll•hl' ,\( ';l 11 y .l 111 l' Q_ I l t l':. l t~!fltd. pu~Sl' .... 2 Bdrm, warmly decorat-FOUR UNITS By ownr. 3 Br, 21• Ba, ~~Rn~,,11hf~1;1~~e~~1~::l. ~14·liti09 tt>rms, 561,!JSO, Agt. Lee,. Of THE c d , woud ·burning OCEAMVIEW rrplc •. upgrde~. puo,l, pie . Xtras 1111:. t90i I. A. OM THE WATER 5511.77_s_2 _____ _ BEST t ireplaC'e, t•harm an•• nr b ch. Open h~c 17 1 l 1 & v n " (2) 1 BR, (2) 2 DR, 8 • (; S 50! s l'Cl' ump . l' t' a IJDO PF.NINSU1 I\ This 4 bl•llroum home in kitchen & patio urea. garoges, quarter blk to ~::~~~~ a~~· 5J~i u1r Sl'<'rct h~uo_r cabinet! 7f:\,.f.ulo ,;',,,.i, l>r (~2 ?.~~~~~.!!!~~•••••• T11rtll•ro1k T\!rrate ol -579·950494.8057 0 & 0 I beach. Spacious & wknds. Omcby;!~lh lnmc •\\l' Beaut'3Br.2haCondo.55' Mobile Home$ h•1-. an out~l amJ1ni.: \'leW ------ne n y charming. REDUCED to <•r com_e lo our Optn bakony abc.I\ (.' ;;parkllni: For Sala 1100 lrom !iv rm. din. rm. Scclud£>d, shingled, Im SJOS,000. Buyfront Drama from lop l~ouse Sun., ll-5 10 M·e. h;ffbor walci:,. :\lo maint '" and m<i:.ler Hll. Intimate SPECTACULAR maculale Woods Cove A~I !::RICAN HOME to bottom in this new Call Mike I arlccr/lfaLcl undl•r S250 0111.·n h~l' Sul •••••••••••••••••.•••••• lam rm , 2 :\IASSIVE OCE.ANVIEW home;closeinvu,co7} Realtors 49-t·7513orl001 str1k1n.: t o wnhume llagarAi:ts.997·4850 10-1,Sunll ort;illtod,1\2 HR.h\ rm&k1tchen, rireµlacl's. ,\ir cond. En-New excit ing lu xur} pallo, fpk. 2 Bdrms. w total security. 2 Br. 2 NEWPORT SHORES lor a n •ll>Pl to ~cc full balh, 8x40. $1250. lire home 1~ spotlC'~s lwnhms. 2& 3 Br, 2'• Ha. $87,900 ---------•I decks, the bay & " 45' )J'lO ooo :>iB-6173 SIS9,5tHl FEE. OPEN 5•, &10" do"n 4()~H515 Beautiful mountain & boat shp ill your door. lmmac. 2 Br , den, 2 lrn · ' -------- TODAY & SUNDAY 1 5 0nl}21cll. ---------• oceanviewfroma30x30' $220,000 Owner.6.i011161 Dix feat ures t hruoul 581-7000 BeochProperty 1350 _ _.:...._______ BOYi wooden deck. Just hsted UltrJ mud kit. new bltm; Ro od Runner Rlty. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l':'tl !'>US2 llighl!ate \\'A..1.1\TOALISOBI::ACll • this large home. 4 Br. CAHALFRONT $73.500. Uy owner. :.!62 2.:l011MoulLonPrk"), DELUXE8EACH OTHERS OPEN 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. fam1 IT'S BIG! 3ba & ram rm for only NEWPORT SHORES CC'd3 r 6IZ-14!28. OpC'n La1wna 11111' RIGllTONTllF.SANO TODA y 1 •5 PM ly room and fireplace. That" 111 be your l st im-S99,7SO. Open house Sun-Sandy beach, boating & .:°'J~Sun t -5_. _____ ----Lovely duplex. 3Br & 21lr 3lllt.21Ua.Turlll'rock Secluded H&F pool 1m~::.sion when }OU see day 1·4. 3144 .Bonn St. sw1mm10g at your front i---------• homl',, OH Rrand new l!J8G 'asC'oScgo\'ia JOxl5. S97.SOO· th1l> oUL!.>lundmg custom Lag Brh. door from this 3 BH. i! bu, WHERE.... HARBOR VIEW 2 0 r C 11 n <Io . Man Y • • • • • Jay w. Yeats Really bwlt hume. Unbchc\'Jbly LEE HUGHES RLTR. l'hurmlng home: ::.tcp~ lo . l'Jn YUU find u hrand CARMEL real u re s. In s 0. JBR.2 na.Turtlerork 31709CoJstHw} ~p Jr1ou-. 4 UDR:-.1 . & 833·1355 499·1731 orean.$85,000 new house in :'.11.U. for Uvowm•r,li:.t:orill'rlul, O<:c~in..,ide.Uuyorrcnt. 111755 1',isl'o Picusso So.Laguna 4o9-2237 Dt::Nrloorplan,scrv1ced _________ CAYWOODREALTY S!I0.360'!Callus.orgolu many upi:radc;;. fl'e CallDavcorJoan by 3 BATllS. Magn1Ci· ---------* 548·1290 * \\'estm1nster & Clay, land. Prm only.610 5345 Century 21 R.E. DOLPHIN R.E. cent aw£> mspinni: VIEW •----open 10 tos, Sat. &Sun. (7111722 rnoi 722-66-15 OF THE OCEAN. SAN· WOOD PANELING BLUFFS 494-1581 o y H E Ac H Es , Immaculate 3Br, 2ba. BY OW ... ER OPEN I 0 -4 :30 SAT BY OWNER Ce-metery Lots/ PACtrlC PALISADES & fam rm w1lot.s o( wood ""' 1\bso lutcl> immt1r 1 Crypts I 500 COASTLINEYIEW CATAL I NA ISLAND. paneling. Owner amt· Xlnlcond.Jbr.2 \~ba,ln: 444 CABRILLO,CdM :.tory.ZB1'.2UJCondnin ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11F.AUTIFUL~ 3 Roomy Gracious hv. rm. <AP 1ous. $89,000. hvinc rm w/tOll\'l'rsa 1'11mct• locaL1nn nr heach .'in••lc .,r~1\·c• in Jlarbor lion pit. Sedudcll urea · I I I It cJ I "' "' bdrms. 3 garden baths. PROX. 600 SQ. FT.), OpenhouseSal l ·4 / lb k d \ -. ~ Sp1I eve, v:.au l' c1·1 Rc:.I Memorial Ceme· private study. All in de· reulure:1 FLOOR TO 3009 Mountain View w pv tit: yr 1 pprox V ¥ m.i ii\' rm. w/frplt' & _wet b •ry. &16·(il~5 aft. Gpm red hill ~:.~. 552-7500 -------lf523 CAHPUSDa:IRVllfE coralor style $149.000. Cl':ll.ING FIREPLACE. LEElfUGH ESRLTR 2,200sq.h &i_· _4 _:.!3_73-__ I I I har Formal1la11r111.S1>BI ------'---- 1475 Kalella (up ACC l-:NTED W/IM 833-1355 499-1731 levl'I m'lr ~lllle wtsun Commercial DluebirdJ PORTED MARBLE.---------HarborVuHomes non v.rRAXKJ.lX dcl·k & \~aultcd cealm~. Pro.,.rty 1600 Tu;,ikrcwk.S111~ll'f:im1ly OPl-:t;IDAILY AUSTR IAN PU!-')''----.-----Ry OWNER. Ca rml·I I ~01.TOM \ Cu :,lom clrr>s , lus h • .. •••••••••••••••••••• .1tf::lt:hr11 honw :1br, 21>.1, 81\.M. f06P.M. MO.LAGUNA DRAPES. CRYSTAL LOCJUnaN19uel 1052 mdl. :Jllr, 2ba, furn rm. ~c::'Z" carpet1nf.{ thruout. BAYFRO...iT llv'. din, & L1111 rm' OPEN HOUSE 1-5 Convenient lo all or Clli\NDELI E R. ETC.••••••••••••••••••••••• many xtras. Principals 640·7000 $7!1.500. Wall con::.11l e 1""111 •·•ln11m. \JUlll•d 1·1·11 Outs tandini:: kitchen1---------•1 only. $118.500 Owner lea~<' w/opl1on to buy Office building, spec· i.!,!t'4, lamk l"•t111•., u11 FABULOUS ~~:e"fn\i~~u~t~dr~~02 WITll ALI. THI:: BILT· DOLPHIN R.E. transferre<l&44 1257 ---------t}l2 l:!!!X tacular view. luxurious ,., a;l1'1I 111 .. 1d1· II< ()Ill Thl'i :1 hdrm townhome IS uaths. 1000 rt or derlcs for IN s . a r r 0 rd s (In 494-8581 IY OWMER HARBOR VIEW ------i C\eCullve offare!I. /\n xlnt ·'IS.ooo o11 h·•1''' !anti By lrul.v elegant. perrect for cntertamm•'. Like new -UN C L U TT E R E D 0~n Sot/<··n Son Clemente I 076 in\C•stmcnt al S630.000. n\\ilti ISJ:I J:iJ:J Prine l11rn",1I ~nt•rla1n1n ". move in "condition . OCEAN VIEW. llu"Cdt'n Bavrrnnt l!R Collin' li;lc. ,... ""' BILL GRUNDY II 0 :-. t II" ' " "' " 0 P"CESETIER Tr.acle o r f1nanle $109,000 •••••••••••••••••••••• uty. lll'n.J " l .. lrJ.:l'(''llanSl'S ofgla~s s1u1.ooo or game room <A P-"' R•oltor 6 75-6161 h .... r h " f'ROX "tO"Q L..,.)h Overlooking CrO\\n S298.000. G737770 Of l'h:ic;c3.lll0denret•,fll)· •••PHESID ENTIAL hrani: l t• ,,._•;1ut:v o t e1---------•I • . .,. ~ . r • as ... 11 FI(' HTS S51 000 University Park l2lunder $70,000 1Nr.tl'l' \\.m1l-;or \l11cll'I I 1l1ll Ill'\\ 'I 1h-<I 1•11! n, llf~I Jdt• I I ph ~ d I J'~ , 11\vt 1 d p.11111 '\ac•t· c•nln 1 uurl :! lir, :.! IJ.1. ltl'llUn•tl 1 .. ·s1n.wo c;urc.Jen llonH' lla~lur (;ooll lnl'Jtrnn, 111.,1r l•Jrk. 110111. ll•11111:-.. ;i hr. i! ; \J;.1, :.: '<lon ('uurl & 1.tl 111 .a r '"'" lkal111 1·11 tu -•11.!Jilll I n1111rtli:atP pn~~''"'-llln 1•1tl'ler un•l (h1-1wr 1 A1.tt•nl i1J. 8lil1!11r .~!'>I 2lKIO FA BULO US VIEW .!Ur. 211.1 To\1.11h111h1' lN"1rH111' t:pJ!rJtll', HJnl hn :-..111 J o.111u1n i 1.• O~IU OI lrlfl U 1(,4; WI l'I., h 11.11n1', 1111rnhrr •WANTED!• Irvine W oodbridge \I odd l'1'c-"•11tt 111 I; t l'l'll hrt .1 r '\\1~;'01'11 l'ltll ~.· c·J;\;Tl'lt '' l•'I'.'< \'-t:l.\I Ill,, \LTCIHS :.Kl l.!111 8Y OWMER 1h.u111ahl" ln;in. 3U1 , ? Ii ..... I.I !II I In ~(i'.l.~10 \';ill i o2 0283 01 fl IO fll6fi ,\pnl 1'111,1-..• IC.l\'l' llilOH' & 1111mbt•r. pm .tlt· p.itin into tht• llv OA I\ Fl.00 H. OL OE Valley. 4 Bdrms, 2 baths 558-8723 i:larc VU-:\\' i\1ce de< k, . · ', · . · , 1plens/ ani.: room, dininA room & MYSTIC HILLS l!Rlt'K l"IR1':PLACE & Profession:ill:v dN·orat 0 ------upi::radl•d 2br & den Supl'r flan F.. :J llR. 2 · Onits sale 1800 kill'hl·n The lormal en 3 Bedrm, 3 bath. sauna. ··GA Y N I N ET I t::: S ed. Owner anxious. Open pen House Sun 1\11 -.C'ntcc <>" ncr I hk r <h>·1 · l'lea 11 & rprl\d:Hc ••••••••••••••• •••••••• trv ~l'paratcs th£> ll\111g \'iew, \'iew. view. Great BAR" Th1sbetll'rquah ~at/Sun 12-5. 241TI La~ 1·5 Urt\e by Z:.!41 Purl :in~~~;~ tran:; erre NEW I N SAN .1r1·as from the exerull\'C h om e tyhomei!.nur "BUYOF' Naranjas, Laguna 2012 Windward Carh~IC'.1711l327·37i3. •kfo:llTlfi\llENRY• CLEMENTF. New lll•drooms! Beautiful ' SIS.<i.ro<>. Ast. 673-7ti01. Tll I:: MONTH''. offered Niguel. Ask mg S87,SOO lk:auliful 3 Br Condo, on H 1-::\LTOHS 4q2.412 duple'<, 2 Br l', Ba each, $72,500 for i---------•I Ln the \\-<1tcrlronl. ~1>ac· 215 l>l'I :\lar,SanC:lem. encl gar. sep. lntl ry, 50 5 1 BALS.AWOOD NORTH F.ND CO'.'<l>OS. $159,SOOFullPric:e THEHILLS·S68.SOO 1\clouble1roni::1tf'<'nlry lacularVirw.>1:l:l-l9li9 clo:.c to bench & shop:;. 2br 2ha. frpl<', 1·1cw, MISSION REALTY Corner lot on cul-de-sac & c:uurl}~ml 1ntrodutr ---------•For ~iii<-by ownr A~sumc I'' I. 0 CK·· It EAL TY garden scllini.:. Two ldt' 985S. Cst llwy, Laguna 1mmac 3 Br, air conrl, the indoor clcganr<' •>f \'A loan. Cpt'tl., clrp'd. 19tH170 S86.!150. 01>cn Sun, 12 5 Phone 494-073 I l;indsrapcd Sprinklers. this 4 bedroom. 3' ~ bath d1~hw~hr. ran~e. refrll! -------:J35Cypress. 25~15 llugo Rd. Ownr "Ivan Wells" home in a auto )!a r door swim pool ·can Vu Dplx, new 3 IlR, ~Ul'EHl3 QUALITY UPENSUN1·5P:\1 496-,1618 soperblowtralf1c,qull'l (\1110 llt.:h. s1m.'iuU. Plf: housf' + i.;pt. Sl58,000. ~ arrhitel'lural won ct er 1241 Sl\YLIN~ DHIVE tree lini:d nc1ghhnrhoocl. 1412 Morinen 4!1:.!·i _!.11_1 _______ 1 Blclr/Bkr, 64fl·4'11_4 __ _ mcnl-4br, 3b11, f-ttrn l>r.imat1c :\1}'Sttt' thtt.:.4•---------Beinitifol 1wr<1url floe)~ Tiring scrub anrl fl.<JTnt Tn l'lrxt•usl.Nlt/Ncwo lnco~Property 2000 11om•'. Sli!.1.500 \'ll'W l1u~1". :i"R. 21 .. 81\. iold r•alty 111 f;imily room, formal I h l th 3 b 2 I RAMCH REALTY "' " • "" irui. 0 is r, >a J> .. I ~l :1r 2 Hlks Ol"'tan ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ''EA N V I E W I 11 l tl"ll, 2 l'1·1>lr.s. hU"C l1v ·,. 495. 653 83 I ·2700 <hning room. ~Pttl'IOUb I N ' ' 55 1.2 0 00 " ~ " " h l I iome, cw copp_er, IJl'''llr,2"·hJ,('')2br ()wner will t•arr•· hal W/ rm & dm rm. Hcdwood t•t rooms. u-curinu~ I b th t \ "' • " EIGHTU ... ITS J II ~ fl nm ing ,ruou. er) Ilia. Tol. 31.iOU ~q fl ""' OPE ... HOUSEl·S 2'.l' .• down.$37,500 Jal·uniinlanai Acho1rc PACESETIERPRIZE wa parer~· near Ol'W pmalc .. S84 .. \00. ()wnr /l~r,·n~. onl y (4) 3 BDRM, (4) 2 ""' propC'rty Slll6.rio<>. corµetmg maj!mfy th(' 0 c S d 1 5 ~ EXPECT TO BE ---=IUJl=-:!/Oi\..__ •:\1ARION Mll.~1':• F.vcrylhings new? Cpls, quahly coni.trucl11111 ol P n un ay · S1:r.1.ooo .J'l2·2081. BDHM, Cu'llu Mesa. ,..,,~ Rl';>\L F.STATt-: drapes, stove, ove n. th1s dom1nal111~ honwdl' -----1 S259,0IMI. Can be !.old as ENVIED ~ &l8Ci.t. llwy -l!ll·!lS5H sweC'pmg htlllop view. :.i~ned wilh YOU 111 OWNER WAMTS lWO· 4 unit buildings. \\'hen ~m1 mO\'C mlo this 1020SoCoestHwy49•·8Sl9 4llr,2Ba.OnlyS73.95o mind $151,000 ACTIOM Owner/ AArnl, Sl0-055.S/ bcuu11r111, prnfl'ss ionall) Ol'E~ S/\T SUN 1·5 Open house Sat Sun:? 5 ____ _, Spc<:t.H ul,1r on-.in \'U F:\'cs· 557 581!1 la111.hc::t1•etl l'ldn 2 1n Bcaul\1t'wofoc<'an&ru l61lOLou1seSt. 2-16021..osSerranus ---------•I only 1111n. to heh lu1tle ttork Thi:. Jo.angle n~on In TC'mple lhllo; ONTllElllLL --~ I 'Quail ~ NEWPORT marina <I DR. 2 Ua. re ... tory homt.' offers 3 2i:»O-;q fl '4 br. 211 ha. hu· CloliC In Em£>rald Day, CUSTOM AREA m. Place . Pool Home clut•('d ror QUl<'k sail' 12 UNITS C.M. bdrm' & ;; h.tths Alnum f.tm rm . 2 frplr . proft'l> cha1 min.: 2 BH. W/!'>Uffil' s Br. 4 ba. 2 Story. 111'~40' Prapertie• F.xc I USI ve Ba H r esl ~'t _2'•8 1!136or 615·08lfl p u r c pr I d c • (I r. 1'11\10 hnht\ S"nnlcler~ decor a I ctl. :Sl 29. 500 ocean \. lew frplr li:,C' rvv>I Extra larae pr1\•ale 0 · .. ,. ' • ,,.-· " 752-191 arC'a 3BR.3B1\. F.11n1ly •••1111.1.TC>l'fll•',/\UTY owncrsh11l -Four J fl ont & 1 e;1r Wl•t liar in Ownr l'H 54311 rlmm .. area. hrC'tilcfast lot 1•00 ,...,.ll"f ~1wP'ORI llACH " · .... ~ • " ran CalhC'rl1 al IK";1111 <'I'll ln'nl.'t"ttl··t" 3 I'll. 2 "A 0cclroom, i.1x 2 bedroom I •• II\ 11' r Ill IJ r I(' k ----bar. mod<'rn k1tch. 2'.!0 Open llouse Sat/Sun 2 s --\ I I ' ' u ' ) n I I d 1u 1•i11;11 ;. i\ m11:.l soi.cc~ 3 1341 CEANOTHUS "mn". Pl'" floors. patio, 1111.!~-' rea JJ' I: at n I rpl1•, ).,h:akc• roof. twc .ind two 1 >t·< room C· " " 239tl2S1tllwal<'r l,ane. Sll7,500 CJll tor a11µl. i•··licis. o n b<'·.1uti ft1ll~ lu~C' unit.•;. Pnme loca· S79,900 SOUTH LAGUMA <lcl1ghtful tcrr:ire. --------1 u 872 1 p p' Open For Your l<1ndst·ape w /seVC'ral 645-3474 111.,.J>cl ('ornrr Int. .Ju'I lion Spom .. h li lyle roor. I aseo IC:OUO I r l t (. nar & bo~t -~ h!>ll'd al only_ ~-7 ,$«)(). ~llC'r to ('Xrhuni:e. Sec nspet·twn nu. rt••,, ,., . . " Mission Vit'10 I 067 111' ii · · S · s r M p le S89 !)()() 1·1 e e • lll·;llTlli\ N ll Y • by appomlmcnl only 1-n/ al/~un l· r J.!. .. • '-101t· r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• t I I ' • 1 Hf.NF. REAi TV By owner. 3br. 2ba home l~r911!911i!l!t.!~!lf 215 Uri M.1r. San C:lem Ch 11o1U rhHs ovf'rloolctni: A 11>0 ·• · , u d d 1· bit -• • --. --Place Bcarh & pier w/mile~ of c21:t143t-090_8__ pgra .e crp mA. ns, WHIZ BANG' Pr ti frplr, covered patio. im· aper ea brl.'alhtaking coa:,l11ne ;;;;;; _______ I mac cond. Open house' H RBOR VIEW ------. • 751-1920 W Prrched high on the s1den<·C' I Hl-:i\l.TOHS 4!l2 ~121 1 , .... ail~ beuutv. This well Ut" GRECIAN VILLA , Oct 23/24. Prine only A Till': BLUFf'S. modlfH'd \.olf rnursc view. :1 llr, i•ooou•1lnN1w lllAOt Mu~t s:irnflt'l' lh't·dwltl RANCH ffEALTY ~i~ne<i~ brd~oorn, 2 ~;ith Pillars Rcuutiful Wood & $64,500. 768-05611. PHA~EMR~SO "W" Plan. 3HR. 2'1ha. s t•p11rat1· d1n1ng r m , - . A?,p<>n" 2 "'Y :J Br,:! ~ SS 1·2000 ome as argc view Tll<'. Wulerf:ill. Guest •·11rnvl n•del' w/lrg mi.tr family 'm. jal'Utll & Huntl--' I h H11. <11n rm . f.1111 rin. _ _ _ -----deck & private patio house. <k<'llll View. Too DECORATOR'S Model on rul·de·S llC' ~uttr. Everythinu new s:1una AA2.500 • ..,.on eac: l'Kin11s lot. 111.111~ ;1.l111'-~ OPE"'-' HOUSE 1·5 area . Sec toda y Ill DELIGHT slr<'ct. Ir" side ye.I for 1hruo11t, lnt!l of wnntl, l'OINTH l·:ALTY 6 Sharr C'<omm'I units. 4 ;1"'r ""' $119 500 refrc•h mcnts muny uml'nities to men ,. . , • lllk l I I Sl74 "'") 11rii;ra1l1"1 ltv ownt·r . · ' ~ · w/POOL. Hig hly UP · boat.c·ar.l'tc. l'nol ,r;1.lnt. mirrors. wallpapl•r. 4!Ht;if~ll. s o ieal'i. "•""'• '"Hiie olll'f !>.'11 1:11~ un BONUS served. 110f~st llitthe Market! gradea.•spcct. view, pool Opcn houst' Sun I 5. 1607 Super put10 wt BBQ, wet ----Belmont Shores !iPl\l&"knfl~ ROOM ~ "-5279,000 & jacu7.7.i. Only $11 ,950. Port Uurmoulh, Ai:l bar, Pont. SIH.500 . Son Juan 2 lll•drm, upgraded ,, a~~t::Pt!l LEEHUGHESRLTR. Ne~listi ng.673·7601Al!t. 673700l. 75211141 d.1 ys/ 640·2039 Capistrono 1078 Sponi:ch home+ IN· Lease/Option Thie: ~horp ('xpandoblc 3 ~Iln~ 83J.tass 499.1371 Open sun 1·5. 27006 v1u 1----------•_e_ve_s&_w_k~_11i1_. ____ ,••••••••••••••••••·•••• COMt::.$89,950. Wl• will rnak<' a deul Nd bedroom, Z bath home in 499·2800 l•---------1 Sun Diel!o. BRAMD MEW l•'or Sah· 21-ti ac Ranchos t-feort of Nopfes 11 lflnt\il> to llve 111 our the beautiful <:olony of· ----------1 lrom SlO,'l'SO full price 2 Ddrm, duplex $102,000. former home 38r, 2 l>o fcrtt largr bonus room L le h I04'S'--h h 1048 Hewportleoch 1069 5 mt . over 3000 !Hl ft , Ch!\t'lcnd .1-'orC'st url'tt Ulll (213)425 ·3336; ~ II Up•ta1rs. l'lumbed for OCJll"CI ac: .....,_... oc ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOOvtUO' lr•t, 2 Crpl·"0 •• Lr1 Norma (21") 5'1'' 455-,· +~ 01m rm Y owner ., •• • " ~ ~ SJC Hrolly .. lun BlshQp ·1 ·" • 7. 283or6IO Ol66. A!lnl tull bath or ~et bsr. Add ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••• BIG CANYON CC Broad pl£> car ,:inr. many other S-\4-B!l8.1or493.113ll. 7.<'ldu (7 14 >1140-3!¥J5. 1• c,1,.0 le.ivc numc & I or 2 IK><lrooms if you more home, Plan 2. 4ntl, 1· us lo m r c .1t11 res . Woterfront Prop .• Inc:. numtwr. like! Large covered fil 21,,eA.3car~ar.Pror "1134,!lUO. GHAND1arreranct1"1Zbrrnnrh l213J592·281l patio. Quiet cul·de·sac Coldwel.I Banker dec,wellldscpd,corlot. llEALTY.842·6636 ho11 sc. ~;1ruic &1 _________ _ ---------•1 loeation. Community 7th r · 9 ct k h "I l 1 l nr. . airway. s m H "RIOR t/IEW \\Or s Of> "ior t 1-. anrc -FOR SALE pool,park,tennis&cablo RESCENllAl.BROl(CRl'IGtCOMPANY homesonstreel.$230,000. "'HOMES VIEW,2Jl1Chff0r JBr. from town cen t er.Costa Mesa· 10 HOUSES OR LEASE TV. Owner (714) 644·1637 for Fam Rm. rormnl dining, $295,000 $325,000 total. Room to Owner mollv:i~cd. !>he $69,900 CIOWN POINT -LAGUNA appl. CARMEL 3"" Ba. 11.gtOJ>('nSattSun bwld more and best or TTIU"lt St'll or lease thts 3732 Pro•lncetown Prestigious neighborhood location• Walk to beach. 4 br. 3 ba, Comer lot. 3 Bil, 2 DA, _642_·4_50_3 ______ • ti ....... CHO·· I (inenrlnjt Call67$·86T6 t•ulstanchng Village l I frplc. dshwhr, etc. Ra. family rm, proresalonul MY OWNER "'" -•1 HOLLIS woon Realtor. "Cht1n<'t1llor" home. on ocean side of Highway. Just 8 "" ly lnd5cpd, ntrlum . rebuilt me thru-out with IMVISTME.MTS JnCl •··du• 3 11p"c1o••1; ~ block from Cr escent Bay Beach. cProarpetrt.y&hsavel 642·3850 Priced to sell now. Agt TAX SPECIAL "' ~,, " "' pe ouse designers kitchen. teen t714t "'9 ... 771 t bcJrms, 2 b11ths nnd Extra lge. 3 BR custom built home. · 673-7_00_1_. -----•suite, & :1ceent on VIF,W .. .. New FOURPLt:X. \lit l~tcct on lur~c lot Many built·ins, 2 mstr . suites, PoOl. NEWPORT SHORES ------and INCOM ~ UNIT. BY OWNER a si>11rklin1: owner deprecialion. OC. C"l!e to shopp1ni: & All ' · • d'ti $179 000 d Ownl'r wlll help finance. i\genlS39 2-IOO . . ~l>fl .... ls. Brin" In "Ottr or-Ulman .. con 1 on. ' 3 Br + en, ~~n deck, Udo .... by Ownu clean 3 llr 2 Uu. Ml:.s10111-----.------re.i.i' Priced ;1 s7G,!IOO or R.AMCH REALTY hl11hly upgradeo. 2'10011q, $I S7 SOO Sl!l9,00Q. Try k•asc OJ>-VIJlagc C'ondo. Upgraded 8 UNITS·Eastslde Costa fl. 2 bl.ks to beoc,h, pools, • lion. cpts, fplr. brick putlo, &. Mc s u, S 2 O O . o o o, lea&e et MOO/month. 55 l·ZOOO A CO&.DWIU. IAMUtt C:O. tennis court, SfM ,500. 4Br., 3ba. Ille cuillo. OPEN SAT & SUN l·S more. $50.950. 1 yr old llroke,/O•ner. 645.-1103 ll~rry on Uus onu' 496-7222 831·0836 Prln only call 646-8607 411 lot <Stto ~t) Jim Boe, Aat. 546-8640 8'. F'Hi\ assumable 314GI re d hill ~: .'. 552-7500 .. "' Hancho San Jooqvln, Snn bf.wn 4 & lO P M 3car gar. Open Sun 1-5 Los RHlS, SJC. •1!13·0400 Carlos model. 2Br. ------·---ZOlVIAORVIETO •UPrERO/\.Y• 2~ba,1nuuery. View of ,,.,.... ...... cit..,,._ Country living! 801'135' 67!s.t)02G Ponorom1cVlcw golf cour1e, many up-~..... lot. 8ack Bay3 Br hme. -----3 Br. 2 Rt1, rnth/cell ar11dc1. $\OS.000. Owner $59 ,950. 558·8181 SELL ldle ltema wlth 11 charm $()8,000 own &'Mo-0844; tvea. 833 .. 789. Owner/Aat Daily Pilot Cliasalflcd Ad. l'..i~ 3.594 • CASIT/\.<; TWNllSE 3 nr, 2111 fh1, tiler . gar. pool, polio, 493·350 evea/wknd.s Aeart. Units From 2 lo eo Apta. 199.000 to St,425.1..000 POINT REAL'l"i 4116·SGOO ) I f o..r.......... I~......... .......u.-,.... .......u. .. ,,.... .......u. .. '••• ....... u. .. 'it11I &a!un!lt10clobet2'.1871 DAILYfttLOT A ~_.11Wii··········~·;f·~··········· ······················· ······················· ....................... ••••••••···············••••• .. .,..,..,,a•• ..._.. .,..,. ht•• U.fu ht•• ,. ~~p,1,1,.., 260!1. fl! rf, 2 .. 00.,..,,,,.,..... 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Call ev " 67$-3441 adult Townho111e. l M1 2 BR. l \.4' ba .•• ,, •••. $$25 ram r m, 2~ Ba, Ill' pool, CONDO 2 + Den 2 car bath nr beach tennis. aaOltuw.quebome at Zapopan. cluded.R.-lt.or648·$$27 Coll~ eParkarn.N•cc.3 tobeach.$285.898·2470 lBR.den,Jbll ..... MU schl •p ark. S4SO. private parklni. full Wlth'beama, fp\c, com· Mexico, auburb of Guadal.Sara. near br ~ ba er ll clr s 2 BR.• Pool • •• · · • • S475 491#71 ·11ttwil.¥ bWldtn;. Luu, pactOC' • 2 car parkln1. new major s bopplnJ center and 4 OCEANFRONT. beaut~ wi D frpl P '1 J>d, OCEANV1EW 28R,Plaa A ••.....• '5QO . &SOO.p/mo.Ast.G44-T2ll t.e... at SUO/mo. Un\. ·blocks from B aslltca. Newly Br. fplc, winter renlal $395: uac·F~diilm : ~n:rNcwport.48r 1'4 3BR,JBa .......... '4~ c~~'!.M~~.m! ~al:~· . que Homes Realtora. -•-·cted C t-Jal ...1. t 3 $400 mo. '46·3839 S48-4.11J Ba. lie Jard/pdnr . J.M. 2 BR.'! Dea ... · · · · $4.SO ~r' .. .._ pool ....... " H BR VU Hma, MonaC'O, 2 f754!000. • •~ .. "II Oww , very pnv a e . e;~ , .. 1.a 3 BR, FR. 2 Ba •••.• 1495 Sq). P&rA • • -Br as ct.n, comm PoOI. ---------Br, each w /ba tb.. opcnlnc to Interior S...CI..,....... 3176 Spac 3Br 2ba in Mesa San Luis Rey ...... Ml& &a·wrtO lae... lnct 1rdnr. w. An· S-C..••••• 3276 U •-u · ••••••••••••••••••••••• · •B 2 a 11 ""/15 .. BR FR ... CA .a~ ·-•1e1 .. A ..... ...... pa 01 • terraces. V r m & din n....iuxe (urn dupl .. x Con V..:rde. Cvrd pat.lo, dbl r, 1 • ••• • • • • · • ····· · ·· _,COLLEGE PARK. 48r, ,........,,...__ or ..... ._, ••••••••••••••••••••••• combined SOX22 Comp1ete1 ... anulp~ """' ' trplc. children " pets Cblldren w elcome. •BR ............... '415 2\.\ba F R' 2350aq ft Udo l-' Lo l 4b .,.. COLONY COVE • '4J -.. ..,..." do. Pool, aar .. frplc .. N. OK ~0125 $4M/mo63$-S070 Andwebaveolhera ror • •ed ect' .. e. vey r,4Ua, Spacious 2Br & d1:n kitchen, dressing rm, sewing rm, Sno Clem. 4113 ·7394 · · lmmcdlateocc1,1pancy Newly ~~n~. ~~114 home. Frplc, all elec kit, Ocean View Condo. Pool, Jo dry rm detache d apartment wknds. Nola11l mort'q'd 4 br, 2\\ b•. fam rm .. encl occup ... , • n dbl tor. Avail wnlror yr club houso. etc. SSSO/mo. w/ba tb. T h ls h o m e for p e r s ons 4 &droom plu11 2 baths. Plltlo, Spri!'&dale Slater Turtl~todc 4 br, ram rm. ly.873-1334aner 5PM. 493•9242Bkr. wis"i""' t.ru t h f Uvf in Hous.sUftfuntlthed Nllw pulnl und carpels. urea. A\•iail •Nov. $41$, Red c Commpool&t.n UM..16 e a .mosp ere 0 ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lari:c. qul~t corner . ~-1003. ssso4:noM4.ClS1 ·BLUFFS l·lovel 3J!r·Zl.Alxurioue3Dr ZB•Con· Mexico Yet 8 mln. from country club. c;.....,a1 3202 MOVt!·ln today. KideOK. Sharpl BR,t~bat.h · ba.1 ~1X a~n 33t do, whitewater view, Owner wlsbes to trade for Baja or So. • •••••••••••••••••••••• $415./mo. PILOT REAL b S375/ VIII TURTLlllOCI[ poo. at ·ll jacu u l. pool, OU ) Calif. waterfront or sell for $72,000 TUSTIN. Laurelwooct l!:STAT,E,S40·0S$S ~~:j F.:sh::~_.4;r *LIA.SIS'* 3 BR, 2 Ba, Cam, dln·rm, 3 Ur unfurn. Waterfront _4_9l_·9_400 ______ _ furn, $62,000 unfurn. Prin Only. Write patio home. Unfurnished <somefor$mos.) ~ yrd. adj. Pa rle & duplex. Adulte only. No S•Ju. Classlfied Ad#695. Daily Pilot P.O. 2 atory, 38R, 28A, coun· E '"~id ..,.,,,. 2 b dbl 3 Br 2 Ba, l>sbw,sh,r, bltna, 2 BR. tam rm ........ $375 I. $525. p/mo.644-6141 p4eotos .• ~u .. ~ear /rdcryu•,r.. C..J1tr.... Box C ,._ •·y k1'tchen, f1"repl"ce, ' a.s .... e -""· r, cpts, d rpa, Pc, cov ., ...., ... ..,... 1560. osta Mesa,~. 92626 .. • • s I k F 96 3-4 BR. rum. rm ..... $4JO SINGL E sty end unit. (213>257-5892all3:30 pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1271 car garage, pool. park gar.· ng s 0 • • . ee. patio, S395. 2131596-76 2 BR, den, din rm .• S42S Mn . Clean'a 3 Br, widest 2 Dr 2 Ba Condo, cpl&, ~........-...~ tennis courts Anoe Mam Rentals, 540-53'70 f BR b •··'"" T H R D T O F l N D d f I \I . · · 5 Br 2 Ba. ncd yd, up· 3 • 2 a ........... ~ .. ,, 1tr eenblt· be Terrace. A rps, p c. pa o, aar, • dues paid. Avail. Nov lO $225. 2 br. garage, singles, graded, nr bc h, sch I 3 BR, din rm ........ $4.:JS Cov'd pa\lo, dbl gar, op· Eastbluff Exec. home. $300 w/rec(acil. S88·S418 lncomeProperty 200 LohforSal• 220 Lease $435 mo~ d~ peti.ok.Fee. shops,538-6155 3BR.den,l-'R ...... $4SO nr, fpk, wetbar, pool, 4br, 2ba, fam rm,.Son s-t.A 3110 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• posits· Ca II S "·533( Miun Rentals, 540·5370 3 BR, din rm ....... S4SO Jae. Nr eoll/tennls. $4. SO water. New crpts, drps. ••••••••,..••••••••••••••• wkdays aft 5. Walk to beach. $285. 2 br. 3 BR di ..... 1c O /Agt .,,. ""'"" -1 • W lk to h I ' Have up to S800 ooo ca •nE ... TIO... v rd T h , n. rm. . . • • . . ... .. wnr .......... ., .... evs. p..,n.. a sc oo s, b S W 5 • · ~ "' ,.. ,... 2brMesa e e own se. Kjds/pels/sngls ok. Fee. a BR, Cam rm ....... $490 s ho ps, tennis club. 3 Br, 1~ n ..• anl~ lo invest In u n its & IUILDERS -·8-D•R-l\•1--•b-•h•l5215. rno. Responsible l\lainRentals540·5370 lBR,FR.DR ...... SS3SForlease,4 Br 2 Ba,paUo, $715/mo. Lse. Refa. An11. $350. Isl & 1111.t Comm'I NOW! 640·8300. ...ORCO "'RE 3 • l at · adults no children or th U kl rptc +$150 Lt" fenced yd "' "' A rareplace. 10402 Mildred, pets. s' ee Sat/Sun 9·4. 3 Br 2 Ba dplx, dbl gar, 3BR, FR,OR •••••• ~ ca ce ' spr rs, ' 640-rn5or645·2.240 -. " Sa.o Clemente. 12 unila o '4 bullt res· com 'l lot $21,000 1rou, nr bch s:no,ooo. Ph 492-~78 own. 2~~ACRES fam rm,$4%5mo.551-5235 w/pat10 & playhouse. country estate. Lols 01 & last. SS0 cleaning. Agl 433.7371 968·4456. 968-8616 552·70 Greentrees.. Z Br. close to ear. refri&. wahr, dryr, · new construction in area 540.0555 r park, pool, schls, s hop· Incl. $365. 642·5333 Santa Ana Hghts. 38r. 1 ~~ ldealfor1ub·d1v1dmgo Garden Grove. $310, ht 1632 A Jowa St. (213 > enclyd,lndrybkup,$310. ~ 2 Br 2Ba Twnhme,2car Petalckidsok.545-0341. 0 .1 1 ( Be1wl. E -SID~ Condo. 3 br hse w / :im.rm., THE ping cotr $340 mo. ba.$350mo. wner w1 I he P inance. Tn·leH!I. 3 br. 2 ba, 3 car (rplc .. bllns .. $425. mo. 752.90~ Deluxe 3 BR, 2 Ba. ocean 551·5801 ---------fo'IJll price $45,000. Agl lalboa Island 3206 Ra r , sky 11 ~ht . Nr Westminster Mall Vlll view. $450. yrly. 615.()888 -.,-_ _.-.. --h-----Dlstr.t1Pro,.rty! &"73·7601. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wa!>h/dr}r, rerrig. Pvt 846-8921. REALTOR.S .. REMTA.LS or673·2988 --ac 3%14 l caofllldltforyou. WINTER. 2 BR homt: garden pall Blktoback · Single Family Homes ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach area specialist. Mobile home/ c I $37 M , ' r . $190 2 br 4·plex. Patio. 3 BR, 2 Ba. $385 Oceanfront, yrly. Dix 4 2 Bdrm, 1Ba, no pels. no Probates, foreclosures. Trtr Prlls 2300 w/ pl. It pat 0 • 5 • o. bay 645.7777 a t Spm. Child ok. Beachcomber, Greentree Homes. Btfl 3 BR, 2 Ba. $395 BR, 2 ba. lower duplex; children. Walk Lo beach. bankruptcies, divorce. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WILLIAM WIMTOH Cozy and charming 3 br, 2 fee $15. 631·2011; 547·2501 2br, country klchn, frplc. 3 BR 2 Ba $425 frpl., laundry rm. $650. s 3 2 5 / m 0 • Ag t . Investment properties NEWPORT IA. Y REALTOR 675·~1 ua, on qu1el culdesac or879-1060 lndsepd, nr pools, park & 3 BR: 2 eu:: '.::::::: :$42S Aient675·7060 (2l3)S92·2813. below market price. 700Lido Park Dr. Balboa f'•nlnHla 3207 street. Lge cov patio . .,180 2 b ... pl"'"' K'd schl. 551·2776. 3 BR 2 Ba $800 C l B L-r I d b d • r .. .,,. i s • .....••• , . . 90 HV Hms, arme 3 r Weatmifttter 3291 Ken Jonnson, lrolc•r Thi: Cannery Village ••••••••••••••••••••••• encc< yar • caut eco~ p e' t 8 5 i n g I e s ' Sharp 3br, 2ba, bltns, 4 BR, 2H Ba ......... $4 +FR, nr park & school. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call(114)673·4545 J\tobile llomePark 3Br. 2 bath. Across from w /cxlc ns ave use of Be h' b ( $15. dshwshr, crpts, 2-car 4BR,2""'1Ba ......... Sll50 $575 mo.644·7770 3 8 r N Spaces available Bay beach. Lovely view. wallpaper , panel & m ir· 63 :.~0~0t ::1.2~~1 0~ gar, cul-de-sac. 5S9·5218 Townhomes r, am rm. ear OpcnFrl.Sat,Sun,10·5 S490yrly.675·1304 rors. S•dl50/mo. dlsl mo 87!1·1060. or898·2.'J37. 2BR,2 Ba ........... $38SNEW 3br tnhse,lge rms, schooClsl.IL839rg lfnSS8cdyd.$370 6Umt'"'LOIMJS.ach Callforinfo.675·3835. rent & ep. JO a vance. 2BR,2 Ba ........... $3SO Crpl, pool. s550/mo or mo. a · . Only $79,000 R--' &tat• 4 BR.3 Ba, I blk to Wedge 556 8979. Vacant Cal·Classlc 3br Woodbridge Twnhme 3 Br 2 BR,2 Ba ........... $435 $495 on lae, kids ,ok1---------Will h -.. boat storage. S600 mo. o 2ba bonus rm i,;,a blk t.0 2 Ba, A /C, upgrades, 3 BR 2 Ba S4SO 675-1666 more t an ma~e the Wanted 2900 yrly. S.SSO. tall J uly l 2 Br. newly decorated. lg schl & prk Edwards & lake&poolpriv 640·8542 2BR,2 B ···········, .. , .. 51----------1 l BDRM, t bath, fenced payments. Call 752-0283 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .675.5246 lot, SJOO mo. Jst/lust. • · a ........... .,.,... yard. 13925 La Pat: or 640·0166. Agnt. Please Want house in Mission t1va11 Nov. l. S-19·3847 or ~later. $415. 847·2089 RENT A.LS 2 BR,2 Ba ........... SS2S WESTCLIFF W~t.mlnster. SlOO, 1st. & leave name & uumber. VteJo. Will bu) direct for Cottage, 2br. Iba, beamc1 556 621!'> eves. Single F11m1ly Homes 3 BR, 2Va Ba ...• • .... $-ISO ESSEX LAME Last. SSO cleaning. Agl. Celllng r" door~&w111 5uR t b h J BR 28 • .,.,. 3liR,2B<t ........... SSOO Exec. Address. L rg IO""'"• cash. ' ' ~ SuPl::H SllAHP u vacan near ea_c. . a .......... ~ 3BR,2Sa ........... $500 h s. ""....., HEW DallThompsonReally do11.s,ant1que!>lovc.cpl. 2 Br Duplex , fr plc. 38~, 3 car gar. Bnck 3BR,2Ba .......... $395 4BR,2""Ba ......... $-175 i~c~o~!~tr~~l~ ~:::c~l~r--------- Custom Duplexes Npt 4~5·1870 or 1 sm1:de only· S295• m garage, bltns, S.15·8424 or patio. s.n5. 963·6372 3 BR, 2 a . · · .. · · · .. · $425 4 BR, 2'"1 Ba ......... $495 l a c h e d d e n . A HaltMI Furwl1hed or Bch. Steps lo water. yrly.641·0997aCl6pm 6737737 3BR.2Da ........... S42S U-&.-:.a..-..1 3300 · Condo for rent 2 br l ba 3 BR 2 B $800 sophisticated rental In nTillrnlll-200•1. depr avail. Ukr. R__.al• 2 BR, crpt, drapes. stove . ' · · · a.·········· d F l I '"" • Clean nice $300 mo .. BR 2•L B ••90 ~ A· l con • r p c n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 840-1441. ••••••••••••••••••••••• refng, frplc. Patio. $450 DLX 2 Br 1 Bu condo. p ti h'ld 847-0608 ft6 · .. · ~ a .. ·· .. · .. ~Cl\ ~ kitchen, aelt cleaning 4BR 2BA home East.sld& h d I A bltns. refrig. encl patio. e c 1 · a · 4 BR. 2'h Ba .. ·· .... ·......, d Coyl .... GTO.... Houws hrn.is • year Y· gent. T h .. 8 lj oven. elec aar oor , slll· C.M. Newly painted, cln. 1 " " ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·721'1or7-15-6822 kids OK. S325 mo. Agt. L.o v el Y H unt i n It ton own om.. '1~4l inglass windowg, garden, Steve 752-6671 days. FOUR PLEX C ct.IM 3122 Brucc.642·6368 Seacliff Country Club 3 2 BR.2 Ba .......•.. ,$350 '/-; etc.S650t~irm.S48·7300. orona or Corona del Mar 322 BR home walk to golf 2 BR. 2 Ba.·········· '425 022 8600"'~~...... Duplex•• Unfunl 3600 Pride or ownership units ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Lt KE NEW. ll(e yd, good tennis bch & schls SS7S 2 BR, 2 Ba.··· · · · · · · $450 ~· Nwpl Hghls 3 br, 2 ba, cor· ••••••••••••••••••••••• on a lovely tree lrned Beach hou.se at Crystal LEASE Duplex 2 BR + loc. nr shopping. 2 Br 1 mo iNinr i~cld. 536:1484 2 BR. 2 Ba ...••...... $525 ner hom~ w/panoramlc NEW CARPET street an Tu i.lin. 3 Cove,ava1lunl11Junel5. den. S360. mo. ~o dogs Ba,$375.548·4161 3BR,2~Ba ......... 5'12S ocean view. Liv r m, Cozy 2 Br, beam cell, -~drooms, 2 bat~. pl"!s Ph: Ace. 673·3SlO days. Agt. Dave S. 644-7'!11 Mesa Verde Country Club •TWMSHE-$400 LSE• 3 BR, 2~2 Ba.. · .. · 5450 'l523 CA14"'5Da•fRVltlE fprlc, lge rec. rm br:'ck patio, gar Nwpt Hgti •. rareplace owners u_n1t OCEANFRONT Dplx 2Br. 3 br. 2 ~11 ba, him.rm . 2 Br/2 Ba, spacious rms. 3BR.2 Ba .......... SSOO OPEN DAiLY patio. New crpts. paint . No pets. $275. 645-1682 plus 3 lwo bedroom units 2ba frplc pvt road S325d. 2 br du,plexk. l[.Pl 11ew cpts dr .....,. palnte<I k1tch w/all bllns, refrlg 3 BR, 2 Ba... • .. .. . SSOO 8 A M TO 6 p M $465. 551·8968 or 551·8711 Cl ·-" 0 arages P . le ' ' . k1 s/pets/sng s o r l!e ., .,.,., ' I'd 2 l t' dbl 4 BR, 21;1,i Ba .. ·· .. ·· ·1475 __ -=..:,;.·;,:;.:.:·:...:..::...:...:..:.:· ...::..:...· -·f----------1 L 3 BR 2-n A 0"""• · nva $425/wanter.orSGOOyear-R 1 5370 int.,l ,975sq.rt .. immal' me · pv paaos, 4 BR 2\ D $49~ argc • u on deck and patios. $~39,SOO. ly. 673.5432 ·Mam enta s. 540· s,195. mo. 549.1864 or gar. w I opn.r. many · 'l a .. ·.. Sign by 11/10 & gel SlOO. LIDO ISLE Peninsula at 116 E. Broker CO·Operal1on m· 1 Br + den. (pie. newt~ Eves 546.3656 ask for xtras, exclusive beach FREE RENT! Beautifu 5 Bdrms., 4'h ba., din. Balboa. Clean. $375 with ''•led. palnted. Steps to beach & Geor~c. ~alk area. clbse. pools, 4 bdrm, 2'AI ba execuliv rm .. tam. r m .. study 6 mo lse. Call Mr. Cole, shops. $350 mo-util rd . Jacuz~i. walk to beach. home in Irvine. Pets Large lot. $1200 Month 675·2653 art 2pm lo sec. 403 Jasmine. lower. Mr. l br duplex,. Aarpo~t area. sh pp g, sch ls. Dave kids, ok! 2 yrs new. l Y LA.WSOH llEA.LTY A.gt, The Jackson Group,,. R ~:At.TV COM PANV Bandnlato. (213 > 776-429 Stove. fra i:.. Util Incl. liaron 536-3701 lease. 551·2000, Agent * 675-456% • Ltd. j I 00' ON IA. Y or eves. (71'1>871Hl:J!l5 Sl80. Adult ~nly. No pets. Li••ht airy dlx 2 br 2 ba Lge 2 br, 2 ba. new Wood· Attrac. Bra'ght 2 br house ~ Charming 4 bedroom S.19·9911 or536·2173. o ' ' • • • T f . h d I . Charmlngbrown&~·ello"' I sty lnhse. end un1l bridge wn.hm w/up· w/yar d. Newly r e· . urt1n1s e w11gof rgehous1 decor. fplc. lge' den Fantastic decor in & out. 3 choice loc .. lg patio, pvt grades. Btfl ant/ext sur· furbished. Close to bch. Apartrnettb Furn11hM Macnab-Irvine an ques, ava . ors or Br + din1n"' comp gar tennis 2 pools roundlnga. Nr. lake/rec •ht h S375 3315 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t I 6 , wa m woods sharp 644·7452 ... · • • 1 , sc s osp. mo 37 * UNITS * erm ea .c. r · · paneled & wall papered, jacuzzi, sauna, sec, wlk 'tS23 CAMPUSDl~IRVIME ~!~.~~~:s_, r wy s. $425. Clay St, N.B. · latboa bland 06 ·used bnck lg. bayfrol\1 Extra lge 2br. 2ba Duplex new cpts, spurkling ceilg to bch. AdJls $395 lse. ..,.., "°"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• J, 4, 6, 1. 8. 12. 16, 32, 40, Ppia'etrao&· v51°.1Pleydbaarlldecnoeurrl&-Sharp! f'ormal din'J: bltns, fplc, dbl gar, avail 536-7487. 80AP'-~NTD0A61PLYM $4co/Lse \!"oodbri'dge 3 Br, 2~.i Ba, ocean, pk & Bayfronl·year ly. 3 BR., 2 48, 54, 60, 80 in Orange . 1 · . . frplc. pvt patio. 3 blks t approx Nov l. Rer's, .m . · • " • fY night view. Pro(. dee. ba. lower unit in prime Coun'·" Also-102 units. maid service incl. bch. Avail Nov. ls!. $410 wtrpd.nt&lasl+ 3BR.2Ba,newlydecoral· 2+den.Newbeauty.Agt. $4~.642-3036:631-1153 So bay fr on t loc Al "' rr b 'Id' & $1500/l\To. (K22l 5514447 'R r d bl td ed house. In xlnl area. WALNUT SQ -attract 2 Br, Call 640·6600 · • so-0 . ace ui mgs Polly Johnston 642-8235 · · SIOO. e un a e pe ep. Go Iden we:. l / Heil . 2 Ba, dining r m . patio, . 3 + den or 4 Br. SS15. Beautifully fum. S675 Mo cBormanmdenne~alunp1lrsop&ertrye: 2 Br. l Ba, patio. g_arage 548·6943 847·4649 air cond .. close to New Decor Condo ancld! yearly. Wa lk beach. WILLIAM WIHTOM S325 640 1526 rt 2 Br, l Ba. encl. garaae, pool. av ail. $340 mo. Pool & Park. 2 Br • l ba. pools & tennis. 645.9794 or Real ~sll1te 675-33.11 sales. We sell, list and Hunti-onleach 31'40 , mo. · a "' NEVER LIVED IN 552-0233 serv. rm. D/W, we\bar, , .. 2,c,,.,1 ursJ . • ..,. p.,1 palio, new paanl, crpts & '" """ "' B h I Apl exchange, rr9m 3·5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '· Landmark condo. 40 yrs A/C. No lease. S300 mo. ac eor · mil lion $$ a month in In· 2 Blks from Ocean. New 2 2br, Iba on Narcissus drps. 5275· 551-1693 & over. 2 b r . 2 b a. Univ. Pk. Village I, 2 (Walnut Square) 675-1158 3 Br 2 Ba dplx, fplc, l blk $180. Ulil Paid. vest ment properly· sty. 4 Br 2"'2 lla. ram rm. New crpts. nwly painted 3 Br, l Ba. Crplc. rncd yd, wshr/dryr, dshwshr, dbl story tnhome, 3br, 21"1 to bch. new cpts, drps, Yearly 642·8750 Plase call for an appoinl· plu~h cpts & drps. dbl $285/mo. G.t0-4829. nr sch ts, $37 5 mo . ovei:i stove. many rec ~a, ~am r m.1 frp\~~md ~~:~b'?.GP~a::no~~ painL Beam clg, natural latboo P•nlnsula 3707 mentnow. encl gar, fn('d, patio, & 675·3432anytlme 646·8688 fac1lrt1es. $395 mo. ec . xtra c ean. ~ 1 . 1 t M 1 r wood walls. $475 yrly ••••••••••••••••••••••• balcony. $600. Call Beaut. 3~r. 2ba. ~o. o arter 6&wknds. 962·0485. occpy. $465. incl. tennis, rg view .o.-ove n or 67J.7684or 673·0943 . . I& jGu II 968·3119or968·3.110 Hwy. F rplc . cpt d pools & jacuzzi. 552·0736 Thanksg1v1ng -lease BEACH. View, pier, 2 Br Place LCICJU"a leoch 3141 675·2i63 beaut1ru1 tncd yd, close refrig. wa&her. dryer. Bluffs. 3 BR, 2"11 ba., un· pd. 303 E. Edgewater. a ~ adults. no pets. Sais EASTSIDE ·3 Br.2Ba.l Br Condo. Cpts, drps, or552·9444M r.Dunn $62S/mo.Call833-0300. $400.1 Br S270.Adlts,ulll Prop...tl-••••••••••••••••••••••• lo schls, church & shop· carport. l,easc $195. RANCHO California Homes 2 Br + r u rn. low n house . 01871·2866 1s2-tt20 On lhe sand! 4 BR. S1200 Costa M•sa 3224 pang. No pets. ref. clean· 536-2375 SAN JOAQUIN bonus rm, newly decor. Profess. decor. Planla· _Be_a_u_t_. -2-b-r.-1-.,-e-r-u-rn-.-a-p-l, 1400 ouiuut NIWl'On HA04 Yrly or $750 wntr: l·BR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing rec. $375 mo. 548·3900 SA4'1J LUIS REY MODEL S360. 751"2445 tion shutters, nice green· Next to beac'h. S300·$325• ------w/lofl $:JSO. Agt 494-7551 COME HOME! Redec. 3 br, 2 ba, nu c~ts, $500 Mo. Lse. THE WILLOWS 3 B 2 bel $625 M I THREE llnve 3 real home al Fox 2br & !!Ur , no children. drps, fenced yard. 2 Car 3 Br, 2 ~ 8 a on go tr • r l. o., year Y 962-0505 I Bdrm Rachrlor house. pct~ Married cpl only gar S335 963 4569 course, tennis & pool. Ba, fplc, dshwshr. stove. lease. ---------ON_. LOT hollow Village. li21 W .. . . . . Upgraded crpts, drps. cpts &drps.S395.751·2-t4 Bia Canyon. For golCers Balboa P e ninsu~a .. \ "' Stcud1ly employed. Wilson Cost a M c!>a S250mo. Call 5~8·0401. ~1·9545, Agent, no fee. & vi'ew lovers. Elegant 2 bdrm, furnished, utallt1cs Three bedroom, two, 2 494 R170 Aclult~ ·.,..,c,,. mo o-n -Mirrored closets, fprlc, L-a hach 3%41 paid 673 7626eves IM!droom. Gnrden Grove. "• ""'""'· · ,,~ lbr sm cottae~ w/sep gar. Super clean. 4 br, 2 ba, nu wet bar. .;~;••••••••••••••••• bdrm., 2 ba. townhouse; · · · $89,500. IO',;. down. Decorator furn .. 3 tlr 3 Ba 4·6:30 weekda~s. 1.1·6: S2SO incl lndscpng. Isl. cpls, drps, fenced yard. 2 SSl·2784or752·6521 wet bar , d inin g rm., Penn. Pt. Beaullful large Owner/ Agl!nl hfte, on Victoria Or. Oct weekends. Avail. !'\ov. l. last. + $100 sec. 286 Car g:.cr. SJSS/ 963·4569 Panora mic ocean view. frplc. Loe. on goll course. l Br w/sundeck, gar. Yr· 540.0555 UI June 1. StlOO per mo. 1976. 642-4991 Wt1lnut . Key at 288. 531·9545, Agent, no fee. Rancho San Joaquin 2 Br new exec 3 br. 2'~ ba, 2 s675 Per mo., yearly 1 y . ad u 1 t s , n 0 pe ls 21:1·9'.!7·!1H9 B h ., den, pvt patios on aoll frplcs. $650. 499-2807. lease. ru51mo. 673·1194 eves. ---------3 r twn se. " yrs. new. ~I F.SA NORTH. 4 Br 2 ll:i. 4 Br Deane Garden Home. 9 """1 ...... 4PLEX M•wportleoch 3169 dbl encl gar. nr s . C:.l FamRm,fplc,newlyde· Walktobeach,S495mo. couraeS45.640w" 3Bdrm,prlv.yard,ocean loy&leochRHlty CostaMesa 3724 t:our, 2 bedrooms.••••••••••••••••••••••• Plaza.$330.645-5071 cor.$475.751·2M5 S36·9739 Unlv Pk Princeton, 3 B v u, f ully upgr a d ed, t.75·3000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anoheim.S95,500. llAYrental,furn,"Or,2\r :'>lew3br 2ba detached twnhse,fresh decor.S4 hardwd firs. rrp lc . *l7SOWEEIClrUP OWNER/AGENT Ha Muma widock avail 'r h • 'r 5 I Mesa del Mar ·lllR, 2BA. H U N T I N G T 0 N mo &H-7770 Roberl Mance, •197·3647 • • 540·0SSS '· ' ront ouse !> P ex, New cpls. drps. bltns. HARBOUR AH~A. 3BR. · or7S2·667l •Studio&! BRApls ~~~ ~~~·~0\5:1:~~ i;;;~· S::SS· ~o. Drive by 18 1 fplc. No pet.a $410 mo. 21:JA w/huge family room 3br + den or 4 br, 2 ba ... 2 BR. on BEACH In •TV & Maid Serv Avail DUPLEX Call Mrs Lon .. · i;.i4.R612 ;\ onte u;ta-, Jst/lasl. Sat/Sun 979·9957 & frptc, near schools. F.R., frplc. $385 m Hillside Hid away h.se. China Cove. Furnished. •PhoneServ, Htd pool T 2 h d ' · "' Call G7:J-1 l81. S-12S'mo CALL TOBIN 752·6800· eve 6«-4663 w/view. $325. H urry! $350/mo winter •Children Section ~0•50 He rooms. Rent or sell atlritcllve 3 , Single-Westside, 2 BR. REALTY. 846-1371...WE ' M2-3850 Agent ... Especially l a r ge •Lowmonthlyrales. Sil • 9 · u nt 1 n Ill on b 2, I B k B J BR, 2 Fla, fum·rm. I blk patio. y;m1, all otll. paid. ALSO HAVE other pro· LEASES AVAILABLE l"SO 4Br +Den. Front yard ls 2376 Newp0rl Blvd, CM Bearh.4milestoocean. r. "I HI ac ay I rum i;rat!e sch I & \dulls only S275 K.ihle . f H Live in Irvine Villa&e l09U'"'Hlll1 A I I f 6453961 OWNER/AGENT V1l111ge Twnhsc. 2 car llalecrestSw1m &Tennis lteoltv 646·m7 . pert1es&~r r:nt, omes, Webavehomesavail.lo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• green parkwth a v ewo 548·9755or . 5400SSS 11ar. Custom drps .. pool, <.:lub.S38S.mo.516·1187 . . Apts ., on os. leaseln.. LOVELY 3 Br 2 Ba. fplc, t he wal er, boa t• & SUSCA.SITA.S S4SO mo ,.rent or $82,!IO( MF.SA NORTH 3 BR. 2 urmet kit. 2 br. den, 2 Walnut Square cpts, drps, thruout. Lg Spyglau Hill $600/mo. Ml I.est NB B h & l E~SIDE C.M. 3 UNITS sell. 968 OiG3. Hriaht.Mes;i Verde. 3 B~ Oo. rom·rm, frplc, fncd b o-t d Ranch Cal.Home patio, ar parks, shona & ... Oceanfront home on BRnfuurn, ~dult.s, naoc ""'t•. (D 1 •/Jlo '") C 2 lot 11 I' n 2 fpk s a. 2 car gar. ~au · Y · ,.,.. prime Peninsula Point ,. ,,... " up ex us.. · a. om m, · yrd. 5435 mo. Call Agt. l-0 Cov'd pat. 5375846-1246. Deerfield Univ P twya. i38S mo. 549·1864 2 ON Bl J CM ~.640 gross. $!12,000 or Want Ads Call 642·56 S450. 175'llowu. 844· 1836 5 e c Ge 0 • M 41 rt in C 1 d le Col Par dys·, evs, 646.3656 ask for with 3 Br. S1SO/mo. l1 ewporl v · · trade l· 192·3710 c-ve!I · ' R 3 B 2 b u ver a · · Wat rf-~-A H t · . . . C d IM 3222 Corot1 del Mor 3%22 ~6-8640. No rec. ent/Lease r, a, 2 bdrm, your choice oC George e rvm ome U> off dep. w/ad, 1 Br I 60 orona t • a (rplc cov 'd p at, f *"'•Ot ••oo 6~1 1400 garden apt Pool rec frlp lex. w /poo 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••DanaPolnt 3226 t11 ' t Hlk le~ rom..,.. 0 ""' • AlrCottd/Fplc ., • · ' Se award Rd ., Cd M ••••••••••••••. •••••••• crp < rps. t! C 1·1 3 bdrm, your choice of l area. S21S. 710 W. 18th St. Sl54,500. 6'13-1762 ' school. $350 mo. ta from $335.to$475 3 Br 2 811, cpts, drps, CM Owner/Agl 3 Br 2 Oa, view. decks, 962 00.,3, 847-7206 4 bdrm your choke of dahwshr, Fam R m, Din macnab /Irvine fplc, yard, no dogs. See from 1450 to1495 Rm, close to fwy. No * HOW A. VAIL. * Gigent1c Z Ir TRIPLEX $79,500 on Sat. '345 mo. 33822 Dr La Cuesta. lnclds No Fee• peta. 499·2827 or 581·3106 THE BLUFFS, 1500 to S2SO. You bet they're un-it SilverLnnlcrnDr . ga r dener, coun t ry $79Sper month d ri d Cl Tl t' Al110 triplex & 4·plcx for f8B y kitchen, custom up· llANCH lllA.LTY L09UM MlfJUtf l25% BIG CANYON, $150 t.o we:: lh~s ·ap~e~~n't liast rxchnnge. Prine. only. B Toro 3232 orades. •""" mo. Bettv, SS I ·2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...., .. per month 1 p ir· d u k 83• 1168 • ..,,,., ' _,,,,, on&. ur 10 Wiler, vro er '" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968·4456 Agt. Impeccable 3 br, 2 ba, HASTINGS & CO. laundry, Iota of green ' WA.HT: 4·6 Uftlh 3 Br 2 Du, sailing, tennis, New Woodbridae 3 br Con· Crplc s pacious yds ReaJtor11 640 65fO lawn, covered garagc11, JA.SMIMI CRB & club foci!. Showcase Blks from Ocean. New 2 do. Xlnt loclltlon, u p· fenced' $410 494·1930 ., . off.at. parking. adults, no Mll-5183 (1·8pml Brand new -2 bedroom -d en -home. Lake Forest, $-135 sty, 4 Br 21.~ Ila. ram rm, graded. $500.133·1693. . . • Horttor View HOtMI pell.~ Fullerton Ave.! •MOTIL• dln'1ng room -2 bath -on g r een -"'°·168·8249 plush apt.s &d drps.i d~IUNIVERSITY PARK VI ••• MONARCH BAY 3 Br +FamRm lmmac <Iblk E.oCNewnnrtAve, •----------• encl gar, fnc • pal o. "' ~ VlLLA-Very pluab 3 I 'd h ' ,,., 40 Unlt3, Anoheim , near belt. W et bar -2 fireplaces -love· Vacant, 11p0t1ess. 5 m in. to b u 1 cony. $500. Ca II 111, 3 Br 2\A.I Ba + bonus BDRM 2~ BATH 1 ISO Freshly pa nte • a ort 1 blk So. of Bay. Costa pis~~ Xlnt llnonc· 1y la ndscaping -pools, j acuzzi & S.D. Frwf,, 3 BR Twnhse. 968·3119 or 968·3301 ~~·;f;~~ lf.·1 ~;~!14 N~~ aq. fl • and pano;amk ~i:TI·!:f'~.':/.:ille Mesa). 642·8000 ng. ;ORT II.A.CH te nnis court. $850/mo. or s ubmit . frplc, D w. $3SO. 21129 br 1:v. ba 2 cargar lae 8333215 ocean view. R efrte.. .........., .. a.ach 3740 HEW Bar ba r a W r ig ht 644-6200. (K23) Lake Vista~ L'ake Foreat. cui.d;·sa~ yd acc~m-. wshr .. dryr. S700./ lse. Harbor Vu llome, 3 Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll!ALTY '75·1 '42 546-04000r646·02SS modales boat & camper. Univ. Pork, 3 BR, din rm, • IOMO lllA.LTY * f am r m, walk to ahops. STUDIO I' U ... ITS . "'OULT s•y.ft.I .1.•s ,_....Vol•" 3%34 20122 Cove Cr 14.50 mo huae Crpl, atrium: vault· 13l·IMU Eve: '496-ole93 rno to mo. 6 mo or yrly .. ,.,.._SH Wff~" " "' '" _. , ...,o c AcA • • ed beamed cell'• 1•~ lae. Pool facll, children , Anaheim. For quick aole 4 b edroom , family r oom home ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......, . ...,..... •ntry, poole, jacuizl, ten· 4 Br, 2 Ba. lge yard. SUS. 2 OK, 1595. 640·'"6 Full Kitchen & T call 494-2985 Bkr 11 1 d /h b NEW EXEC hme, 3 Br 2 Beach walk epacious 2 nls grttnbelt loc $450 Br, 2 Ba. E. Nine. Nr aolf Lln•ns & UtillUce w /unpara e e ocaan a r or Ba. wetbar, fam r m. Blt.2Ba.frplc.patlos,+ 552:930u 52-1?7GA.it 'c:ourse$31S.497-2.'J10 Lido Island, Ne wport MILETOOCEAN 38R + 3 UNTTS·CM Prlnclpala only. Coaaillne Rl\y 631-1841 LobfwS•• no ...................... mc1 Iota. aso.ooo lull total. On Coast ffwy, nr Mllrin11. Beaulltul Rt view Jot g,,e&OO· 1s· Hl lot tcMOO (2) R2 with ahorelln• vH!w S7UOO POINT REALTY 498-seoo U\JGE BIO CANYON Ooar COUrH lot Sl44,000 JRVlNE·NEWPORT Re.al EstateSSll 1999 VIEW. Lease 2 yrs. or up to S at s:soo. 18220 Devonwood, rec. facilities. $42S. Open Beach. 4Br. 3ba. home, ll•y• 5-lltes $1400/mo. Bonus play.r oom -842-4394 Sun. 1.s. 53g.8au or eroek Plan 3. 4 br, Ocean Vu, 2 Br Condo unfur n . C all n u ) Motel balcony -2 fire places -1catlo & <213>596·5689 din's & lam.rm., Pvt yd., +lanai rm. & pool. P ac. 87S-Ol23or <ZU> 838·4179 721 Y_...........w" ... ... ...,. .. 1"1 .. ~ AJ Magnolia/Garfield area, view $$8$ mo 84•·'1710 Island Village. Adil.a. . -.-... _ terrace for entv1 MUAIU~· om • 4 Br 2'-\ Ba, Open Sat & OPEN HOUSE or 552.?0U · ' "8$. 840-114U1 S48·18'73 ILUffS Beach Blvd at Yorktown • llnson 642·8235. (K.24) Sun. 962·5094 Sharp 3 bedrm Condo. UM4 I I 8791 Snvoy Circle E or :\Iv. Pk. 11 2 br, 2 ba Mlt.._ VMfo lH7 New carpetlna. Xlnt loc. SHOllCLIPPS Channing 3 bedroom w /view . Un· furn. $700/mo. Furn. $750/mo. Wat.er & gardener paid. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. (K25) ._2"'2lS 644-6200 tot Oo.-r Ori..,. Herbor Vl•w C.nt.r Irvine at c.tnpu1 V•ll•'I C.nter 7SJ·1414 Fl.replace. 3 br, 2 ba, nu Newlnnd/No of Warner. tnhome, frpfc, cnthodral ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr CDM HI. A vail, L ....... ecft 3741 cpte, drps, DW. RIO. 4Bt, 3ba or 3llr w/&lant cell. lmmac. $400. Incl. New CA1Wle 4 Br, bonus 11·1·1'. M40/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S37S. 963·4569 S31·1>545 b o n u a r m , bu Io tennis. poola, Jacunl. rm, 3 Ba, air cond .ft up. Ceeh & W.aec• Bach. Near boach. l1tll • Aaent.. no roe. bockyurd. s1n,1ea OK. M2·9'44 or 811-4101, Mr. it•ded. '495 mo. 968..:SU IHI..... pd. 119H22S mo: MS wk. 1 HwtfWagtM .. ech 1240 ~oJ: mo. 842~16 or AltmaM a Br 1~ Ba, fa ntaatlc 64Ml6t WSN.Cet .494-2509 : ••••••••••••••••••••••• TURTLEROCK 3 Br1 vt.w, $3IO per mo. Call LAlxury condo 2 br 2 b Oc!ean view~. UW. pd. <1 Br. 2 Ba, tptc, dbl 1ar. 12 ... 2 ram. rm , 2 Ba. Ls• Jara a.f'UPM.-.Tt71 • 11 • a1• Cliloranata ot. Fee. S3So mo. Ftnt, laat • cln. ,. nt parlt It pool. S.t5 mo Crplc, boat a p, poo • Mato Rentals, 540.5310 9$217118 839-8883 ...................... szoo aec dn . &33·98 ..... ,........ JJ69 Jacuul. 8 H l view In · ' Br, 3 ba toWnhouae. Act· P ••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Newport. Mar1are t , l Br-Walt to bch. Fu"'9,, 2 Bd.r, 4 blka beach. 128$, Sparkllnl new cond. Ju rniM Clfftt. 2 SR.• fn..l'1•orl11·51101·S Avail. Dec. tat. 5340 mo. No pets. Avail. Oc!t. 25. 1410. Ca II "Lil a·•, Have IOllMUlla1 to ..U dto. ..,,, Beautifully de lneladea clunlq. Call 968-0ISJ all 4 pm Mo 1371 or MS.S458 eYet. Qaaaui.d ads do It well. car. im Ai\ 144·1133 Want a4a C. Uta. ..r.3022, ·- nr-,Zba rurn lll 311t t, • ..,. Cfll• .. ~ mo. Wlnter Rtntal. ._1 ........ • __ 1 ...... ... 81~·33S3 art lpm n# "-""" ., __ '. '.snacious 3 Br. a .UiA, nr 1 .. •••nsu .. -IOAM .. 1'M SAT & SUM . ::.~t'ii~o ShoJ)ll S.C.. Hy D IJl 111 W..._. ,_.c,_.....,,....,. ,1 OCEANVIEW-l Br furn, Li 1 ...... ...__4 h · a spart.11-g -yrly rental. nr :Mith St ve near m. ~ c in ~ mo. Ownr Ev11 6'73-9103 new town home of your own. Enjoy privacy, woodburning tlreplace, 11 br, winter rental S300 • f_ l •· Jae -t Attached • ., (213) 445·SOO.S or <213) sw1mmu1g poo • \ll£1. . 447-0.113 garage, 30' back yard. 2 bedrooms, l lh baths. Adults. Enjoy the luxury or a OCEANPRONT Car nvt, new home without having to own it. • • 2 Br, nice view, wlJ1ter. 1 Qwel adlt5. $300. 631·3836 ..... ..,... ulea~ fw YMI' OCEANt'RONT 3 br, 2 ba, 621 • wa.._ c.te Mita new, dlx, 2 car j,tar. ________ 6_4_J.._49t ___ I _____ _ Winter S550. 673'8640 ---------tCosta Mn• • • AP.artments 3114 Cost• M ... 1124 • Unfumlstt.d ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ., ...........•.••........ LARGE2 BDRM New adult waterfront apt.s Adults-No pcls·S210 787 in Mesa Vude. BeauUful 9cifboa Penlnltda 3807 w. Wilson iD. 642~0 l~ndscaping. Excep· ••••• •• •• ••• •• • • • •••••• 524-8640 X306 UonaJly rich tnlerlors. •• Newer, f'r stdina 2 br, 2 ....:...---------1 1&2 bdrms from S275. ba, bakonie!!, encl. 2 car BAY MEADOW APTS Mesa Verde Villas. l gar. walk to ferry. Yrly 1&2 br, gar. pool. Gas Mesa Verde Drive East. ,. $385 . 640 ·4424 water pd. No kids, no Costa Mesa. (714 ) eves/wknds, 838·'4424 pets. From$220.646·00T3 S40-88'71. wkd)s Sl50 I br dplx. Marr. cpl. MESA VERl)E are a . $375. Yrly 2 br. 2 ba, 2 ~o children. Sh', .refr1g. Home atmosphere 2 & 3 :>Lory, 2 cu encl. gar. Non smokers onl:>. Ref br deluxe apts. 546-103' BJlcuny 642·1603 req. 954 W. l7th 5-'8·0l58 2 Br l't~ Ba Twnhse brk ="r ocean: 2 BR S325; BR S-l.00; 1 BR $250 Marshall Rlt~ 675-4 45. Utll pd, I br, child. _petok. Fee ~film Rentals, 510·5370 OCNr water Sl75. Utll. pd. ... Stv & ref. Sngls ok. Fee. ' l\lain Rentals 5"0·5370 1t1 Br upl, stove & reCrig, nu VIEW OF !pie, gar, lge patio, adlts. OCEAN & CITY no pcl$. 12'15. z.147 Elden Lile. bright, airy, new Ave. 979-1658 ; EVb br. 2 ba, trpl, d /w, 646-7027 :;2~7~z.I, gar. S3 l5 , __ C_AS_A_V_I_CT_O_R_J_A __ ' 1 &2 Br. Deluxe Unfur. NEW BREED APTS or Furn. gas/wtr pd. l br w/loft. Garage, pool. Adults-No pets Sec gate jacuzzi. frplc. Gas Pool, ree rm, elevators water pd. From $260 525 Victoria. 642·8970 6454.Ul pets. $2~. $350. Eastside triplex 3 br, NEWPORT APARTMENTS 846·9543 2 ba, frplc. yard, encl. !¥----------1 j:!ar . Adults, no pets. Corona del Mar 3822 6-12-1603 ..•.••..•...........•.. ----------! S•on into the ~y life Stroll the pathways of a pine forest. Meander past tumbling waterfalls and quiet pools. Listen to the sound of bubbling streams and growing things. Your adult apartment home at Pinecreek Village is a total retreat. Here 90u can enioy unusual privacy and luxury. Strllctno Olnlon ano an llle9ant ••~•no WJV to 11ve cnoost IOtll. ~v wtnoows SJ!Vftgnts. fif., DIXfl.. YO\lr own oc1vate ~'10'« ~ A tnenarv mlllion·dooar rte '•nttt Ttnnl$ wurts. too. m..,rv adult renbts from o montl'll'V . Promontory or. West. JUSt nortl\ Of Jamboa on Pacific coast Hlgt wa • Tetei>none 17i.i 61~ . owneo ana m1naoeo 1>v Tne_1rv1ne comoanv. P AllK MEWPORT AftARTMEMTS 1 or2 Bedrooms ond Townhouses fo'rom $33!1.50 Open 9·6 Daily Sp;i. Pools-Tennis Across from Fashion Island al Jamboree on San Joaquin Hills Road. 17141644·1900 BE AMONG THE ARST TO CHOOSE the best location, PENINSULA PT. OCEANFRONT luxury 2 br. den, (rpk. pvt ~pa w t>ch s110 4to·ZROT ,_..._ 3llO ·······~··············· 4400 •••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 1 ' 1• I I·· I I 1..1 '•: ,, . ' . ' '' -~ 1 ,,II ,.,.•• "• f I )•, t I' L.-cJtO ..... ..._ Builtlns, locludln1 dis· _ ------ hwasher. s:!O$ per mopth. • l MO FREE 1lENT• f'lr1t Ind Ju1\. Atcnt. i:2 3 Rm. orncu from ~. sus p e r mo . Adj. Alr}>ortcr Hotel. No len:;E $...th LC191""1 31H 1_;..:.;:.~·....:U3~·3Z'a __ Ti_I_ noo_n _ •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • 60• ,II S9 flT 1..&e. qul.flt. luicurlowi ex· lSl'f WESTCLlFF·NB cc. 2' br, 2 bo iapt. El vntor to aceule prlv. __ .;..A...;O_T_._S4_1_-:i002 __ _ bel'I. Ptrty & l(ome room. 1)1&.UXI C>fflCIS totul aec. '1etfoct llvJnc Comml & lndgtl spaces. or wknd retreat for the 200 tu 2000 aq. tt. /\s low atlv1.1nturous udult. $51S. 85 :J()c aq. rt. Ltilt l\U~uel & mo. yrly. lsc499·,2835 Ml•l\IQn VleJo areas. Apa lmwts ""rnlshed Uon<ly to S. 0. Frwy • or Unfwftlshed 3'00 ....:as;.:.1:.;..;I $.1;.;..1.:...·t.:...400 ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR LIASI TKE EXCITING • PALM MESA APTS, l 0F'4CIS )11NUTl-;5TONP'r SI SS MO RACH BCll. F1mt COST AN &c;A Loe Bnch. 1&2 BR 752-1700 from Sl9:>. • ISm:?l];g~~pon 1.i1111 516-98f.O I~ DMllON ·the best arrengement, the colors you want. Don't wait. 2 BR.1 ba unrS500 yrly 1i ...... tennis courts. Swimming pool plus unique volleyball pool. OCEAHFROMT H!i blk lo beach. yrly, 2br BAYPRON1' Office Bldg. ......_, 3 BR,2 ba. S550 unfurn. S275: bachelor Space Avail. Reas. Jacuzzi. Sand volleyball court. Mountain lodge clubhouse with NEWPORT TERRACf. furn. S200. !l60·3572. N. ,675-8141 fireplace, conversation pit. billiards, gym. sauna 3 BR, 2 ba condo S500 Shores. -JR YlNE.7, ropm Q!Cice Huny to the good life and then relax. SEA WIND CONDO Eas~jde Costa Mesa. 2 br &uite w/conrere"~ rm. FROM $26.5 T0 .$3S5 2 BR. den 2 ba Sl50 house w/yard S255. Bach. Ideal for acccountanls, BAYFROHT HQME units SIGS. Fur'h. Util i><I. controclpr,s $750 mo. Including Heat & Water. J'io.Lease Required. ' 3 nn. 2 ba. S2000 Mo yrly Singles ok. 333 E. 21st St '!179·3.'>60 ~ STEPSTOIEACH God1reet. 1~._ ......... _._ ___ _ One Bedroom, One Bath 2 BR. 2 baths. S400 I so I w estcliff Dr. Two Bedroom, Two Bath Rooms 4000 Newpor~ Financial Ctr •••••., •••••••••••• •••. Lec11i'"J Offl~e Space 1300AdamsAve., in Costa Mesa, CallonS"1tcu"na0 er Sleepin~ rms S60·St05 mo. ,,.., " across from.Orange Coast College All S50. wk. Share kill· __ n_1_it _IG4~2·_3_11_1_e_xt_24_6_ between Harbor and Fairview. bath. Shown Mon-Sat Corona Del Mar. newly El Puerto MHa "only". {;all aft lpm. decor ated offices. Twc (714} 540-1300 2 Br. adults. no pets, S200. Refs rcq'd. 556·0058 or with own ~athrm. easy 2 8EDltOOM WHY HOT7 2'21 E. 16th St. N · Hgts. s.1.11.5954 outsldc'acced. $92.50 in· 2 BR SlGS + UTIL Adults only. No pets. 2450 Newport Bl\'d, CM Call 642-7678 before 6pm -~/l,.-r_~". .. CORONA Of.L MAR 2 Br To11. nh<iu sc. fr pie Pool. tcnni~. co11l1ncntal breakfJ~l. Some ocean & (' .itahna '1ews. Clo>.c lo i.hoppmg & lme beach ' s.l-1·26t l Also 1 ldnn"""' Sunkenlivingroom ••••••• .. •NOW RENTING••••••••• &t6·1801 clulll.675·5444 ~o oh1ldren, no pets. Cathedral ceiling ROO:\tS ~-wk up w1lh ----~----Pool & Recreation 2bedrooms.l'':baths CostaMesa 3824HuntingtonBeach3840HunHngtonleach3840 Ctean & c l,assy 1 br kitchen. S3750 wk up CORONADEL MAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/balcony. \ rly lease. apts. 548·!1755or 6-15·3967 •1so. Div su1"te, ample 1959 Maple An, CM Attached garage 5300 1 673 0697 "' " Washer/dryer hook-up Xtra lge 2 sty, l' 2 ba, din· QUIET-AD LT-CLEAN NEW mo. . l> pkg, A/C. 675-0000 . ...,..e11-9ny p ard ilb . rm. V \\', Crple. patio. h 3 Br, 2 Ba, frplc. lg ""e•"port Shores l' .. blk Sleepl!dni:d rm, ~'5'l ak, ...;........;;._ ______ _ ~u "' vty w pallo I Xl t lge 2Br 2Ba.nrs ops "~<I> Al 2 B 2 ,, " . • emp avi.. "'". w TO,LOCATIOMS APARTMENTS Adtl!t:!t$350.mo. p110 . ' r a, x ra bch, pvt patio. gar S280 palto . ..,.,,,.,. so r, oce1rn. Super toe. 2br & Hunt Beach 962 1719 Bachelor Sl FOJU10LLOW clo:>cts. encl. gar, adults mo. 960-1279 Ba. frplc, encl. garai.:e. 3br duplex apts. Owner, · · Harbor area's best. 100 VILLAGE only.Pctuponapprovnl. $275 . Great locat1ons 17!-1>870·9203 BEACH Side nm. pvt Tot.OOOsq.ft.FromS.SO 1 Br 821 W. Wilson, C.:U. S3SO 6~6 8883 MAGNOLIA GARDENS ~7·2622 . bath, sep ent. w/kitch llEALONOMlCS. Corp. 2l.lr ,lba 642-499l or642-422G --. L~e 2 br. 2 ba. AC, ----2 Br Nwpl Hgts. lovcl) priv Stepslo:.ar.d·incx· Brokers 675--070C Adults, no pets l----------12BR2 _BA TOWNHOUSE dshwhr. No kids, no pell>. 3 Br & 2 Ur apts Nr bch. quiet adlts. no pets. 8295. h · f • ' om· J31E.18thSt EASTSID E Fabulous Pat1o&Lndryllkup S24<>.96a·l800 clean, all bltns, gar, no l).t5.7221 ,6.i5.9488 C 8!1geh~r ~vens~t~iin l•---•----• ;, br 1 .. , ba, blk to bch. no 646·6816 huge owners unit 2 Br, S275 ~-4971 advance rent lo rcspon111· pafdns 1P care. l bed· Brond Mew lldg. pets $375 Dm e s. Agl.-L-G_E_2_br_in_t_n-·p_l_x_._W_/_g-ar-t, bal con i es. beams, 8 8 Ill t ADULT-SECLUDED bletenant.No1lcts,leave2Br,furnor unf,wntr/yr. v~d1d ~om.;i~~r"oolder Offices with private f>l I 72ll.833 0!1!16 cv __ nr shops, I ''J ba, a di ls, sldr~fe, li~e new, $2:5· 2 E:cll pn~1~,~~s~~~~/~~: 2 Br 2 Ba, patio. clean. message 536· t579 ~ y1 • 3 \t: 2 a 7 s _h 8 o { :' 6 D: ~ ~om!n.' will ~oni>i~cr ~~~~~~:5 ~l~~e:."~:~ -BR. rc~idcnthil area. gd _refs.637-8828(71.t) a u 5 on Y no pe s. lydcrt"d. Westside. $225. Nrbch/shops.~80mo. •2 blk to heh 3hr. 2'~b11. 7115llH607 mature cpl. Must drive. fl ·t ...1. ~ 646 · 0505 675-J.IJG 960·127 trplc, $375. 124 20th Sl. · Ref's req'd. 494·3411 sq. ·uni 8· '1cw of ot·c a 11 . 2530 E-Side l Br loft, bllns, N 1 Roy Mc Cordle .~l!avit·w l.11 (i\rthurJ erpt1drps.S225. 722 WelloDr.2br,lba.w BYTHESEA 536·811!1. lbr. lba. garage. e~''Yaeaul room in luxury Reoltorl810Mewport OiS 7660 art. 7prn. Call 642-6243 ~·r·d for •"65/mo. Nu pt.>ls. New 3 br deluxe lnhsc. MAGNOLIA GAROl!:~S r" mod c. I c d_ uni t . S250,000 bom~ Newport Costa Mesa 541 "729 .r -l\S 3 7 8 S30011no1rcnt. 613·-1.804. a· ·h El , ll r rn w1 •Lovely 2 br. 11: ba 1&2BR gordenapt,fprlc. tnh),c, lrpl, pool. Wt~lk dshwhr, pool, p\'t patio. bd1 Adll!.1110 pNs. S325 nr. Irvine Ind. Area. 833·8!174 or 833· 1G53 St95. to S2JO. 557·2841 546·8640. agt. 201 Ml l. 5 6·1 I Lite 1 br. A/C, dhhwhr. c . egan y u .. ,~~~~~~~~~~ No kids, no pets. S200. olymplc siz.c pool, l'OSl'I· Clean lbr, crpts, drps. 2 br, cpts., pool. play yd., 962-1800 garden, kitch priv. Lease. Town & Country stove & rerrig, no no pe t s. 22 01:1 A, Young female on ly. Shop'g Cntr. 530 sq.fl. children/pets. $140. 706 Delaware. 536·0959. Near water 1 bedroom SJ0".00 wkly. 759·0077. divided into 3 ores. $:!00. J am es St . A pl C . $160. Fee. ~ nr 1 Ga. fplc. cpts & 1 Ur/2 Br. 1 'l'Z Ba. bltns. PIMECREEK 968·5280. Hear Lake Park Main Rentals, 510·5370 Room w/buth. Pvt en· mo. 002·6697 9.5 wkdys. drps. S325 1>er mo. acllts, no pets .. gar , avail · Deluxe 3 br, 2', ba, ::tit. ---trance, patio. Sl30 mo in· COM 350 .to l020 sq. ft. 614-155.t 11/1.645-0527 UVISUP lbrdup.Adlts.nopet.s. dblgar.,pallo.frplc.1713Sl75.2br,2ba,pool,i:;ar. cld'g ulil. liol0-7676, A/C, newly decorated. ----TOrTSMAME $l50/mo./\va1lnow. Alabama, 536-3465 or Kidsok.F"ce 673·2859Coronade1Mar Maslers.Brkr,673·4120 DLX 2 Hr 2 lia. upstairs. 01.X I Br apl. quiet area, Over 500 tall trees and \0 548·4160 eves & wknds. 536·1718 Mam Rental:., 5-10·5370 EXECUTIVE _ pm· ae ~ · xlra lge, 11 ke clean, cpts, bltns. patio. streams with walerf al s --. Alt r a c l 1 v e r m . r or tr You Nef!d A Staffed & new , encl dbl gar. Adlls.$185.64S-426G create arelaxingsettingAdultsonly.2br,lba,ul1l2BR,lBa,newlydecoral·3 Br apt, r rpts. drps. RENTALSERVICE employcdadull5m111.lo f'ur nishe<t Office. call dshwshr, wlr pd. No -ror your spacious new pd. Pool. Di>hwhr. No ed. gara~e 5200. mo. Family welcome. Call Homes, apts. condos bch. pool. S25 p/wk. T HE Ex J: cu TI VE children or pet:s . Sll5. DIM AC 2 Br. new or 2 bedroom apart· dogs.S235.32.t E.20thSL., 5J6.2888art.6pm.wkdys aftcr7pm8103229 Frums.iooi month. 960·asll SUJl'E. hent includes Gi5 9216 thruoul, rncd. gar, S26S 0 C •t '"5 4761 h & ments From $24 ··' ..... · k h d 673-7601.A.... f/time recepl.. pone -----Won'tlast 1 499-4445 f'urnit~re available . --b-C I Bloc loRBea_c . Lge ! DELUXdE~ Br:tu 1oapt, ~· Bedroom for rent Costa mail service. ulil & l'cnthousc2 br, I ha.open 1 S 11 ts 0 L. Adults Lge achelor. re rig, Bdrms. enllng now. fplc. s 11. r. patio, Ea•lblufr 2 b"". 2,A._ ba. Mesa.? Working per:.on. . lo 1 "~cy's & ore beam ceilings, frplc., Adult E·side 1&2 br. enc nlma opcrr· "· 9.00 l stove incl. Small cal ok. With pool. Sl80. 212.220 pool. $350 mu. 812 5S.11 or ·' ·• &16-64 5 Jam ria · .:>.: pool. Aclulb nu pet:.. SJt5 g::tr . Pool. patio. Lik o y. 23001ceFope~ . Rd s170 +gas. i;.16.1516 Huntington St. Call mgr 847.5!Htl encl. gar. Adults. S36S "'· equip avail. Newport ~0-1208 new. S20().S235. 6-16·6973 6:00. :11n ·1ew . 900-2812 -640-5296: 586·6600 Ann Bijou Apt, CM area, kit Cenler. 640-5470 or641·0878 Cost a Mesa. Pho n c2 Br. H2 b::t townhouse. NEW 3 Br. nr bch & •Df!LUXE• priv,garden&patio.~00 LARGE Furn orrice ap. •••ON DJ.o:GO~IA: Im· 5-15·2300 Quiel, patio. Dog ok. NEAR Ocean 2 Br 2 Ba. Seaclirr Village, 2117 ~ mo. Empt fem. 6312626 ft Lobb' ., maculate. charming 2 Adult E·side 2 br tnhouse Co I 1 $225 610 f 1 e ly painted & Hunl"ngtonSl 842 3513 Easthlurr 3 br, 2 ba. btwn6&7Pl\I prox 535 sq · Y. ~ bedroom apartment. 1 •~ ba, patio, end. gar. SUPERNEW2BR 2BA Jo~~n~~-~l:is · s~~r~l:'an. Gar, avail 1 · · Lcasc.lncl.spuc.rnasle1 · pvto((ices&l~cstorage Corner Int. l'\o peb or Nopets .Likenew.S285. ~ads~f luxuryfealurcs. Nov.7.S300.S46•08l-l •IRAHDHEW • s uite. din rm & dbl GuestHome 4150 room. Bay Lido Bldg .• ch1ldrcn.S:SSOmonthly. ll46·1i973;64.S·0878 1nclud1ng wshr /dr yr . • t 3826 1 Br sz25 mo. 2 Br S275 ga ra ge. Auto doo1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• StcJOIA,Coll 675·7530or COLE OF NEWPORT frplc, pvt yd, atrium, lR Dono Poin Dix 3br 2'.,ba. almost mo. dlx apls, spacious opener avail. Pool & Pvt rms, loving care, seo M.;:;;g_r. _____ _ nEALTOHS LarRe3brtownhousew/ bdrms. w/paneling. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• n~w. Pri ;at c patio rms. x lnt location nr rccrea,lion ;irea. Adul~ balanced diet~. lovely Altrncllve location. 3 of· 675•5511 bRths. frplc. patio & pet s. S360 mo. 3-19 3 B~. 2 Ba, S285· ~0· balcony, gar. all l>ll ns. 1 llunlinglon Cnlr. Beach only.Nopet~. pallo/grdns544·3833 fices reception, kilch, & ____ ~aruge. Ideal loc. Adulls. Rochester 548-9673. Open Avail. now. llenry Wall mi from ocean. 640·0096. IJlvd/Edlngcr Ave. con-865 Amigos Woy • b th' )$2 16 . L b &t d k A ,,er~ spccrnl 2 BR for a ~9s~~ pets. 645 · 3381 0 Sal&Sun 12·4. Reullor, 496 ·1-135 venicnl lo shpp'g & rwys. Managed by ~:.~~!·~.~~.~~t.~! •• !?.~~ r~. • 565 • '}~6;• Oran~~. s pcc1ul Pl.'.r son New _ New 2 br. 1 11~ ba, garden Hnrbor Vu, new 2 Br, 2 Lge2bedroom,2balh, 846--1990 • Granadul\'.lgmt Co. . . Cl\l !\tr Rllnson evs bit d >cs s· I I S37 Adi near beach. . Luxurious, furn. villa on • · · • • caril.. ins, ra1 • SlOO. 2 br. Appln5. mg e patio. Adults. no pets. Ba. gur, rp c, 5. · Ls. 536_9n87 S200. Architect's new l .br Out or the fog. S145. Ut1l Sayulita Beach near 548-ISll IJCaut.trc<•s.S300 ok. Beachcomber, fee S24S.642·1603 nopets.714·496-7263 S275. " b h d R d F _...._ ____ _ ~4·18IB orG75 3255 SIS. s,11.2011 : 547 -2501 or 3844 1 • pvt house. Steps to c . P ·. ea Y now. ee Puerta Vallarta. 4 br, 4 LBO sq. fl. single office. 117i.-tooo Irvine 3844 lrvlne l"VIM 3844 Wow. Call Collect (213) i\lam Rentals. S.10·5370 ba. ssoo. wk. 731-3777 New bldg, pleasant sur· Duplex. lower. 2 bNlrm. I --------1 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• 6GO·ro26 eves. Wmtcr. 2 br. util paid, R-..£ols to Shor~ 4300 roundings.11.B. SllO/mo. hulh, ~a r:1 gc, r~tr1g. Lrg3br 2~ nrschl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ M ~ ~7~1 · s tO\'C 1nl'ld. Xlnl loc. · • ' Lg. 2Br. JRu, balcony o balcony \'iew. S333. o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ . __ . ------ s:IG5 mo -' rl\' Barrell children OK. no pets. spac patio. nwly d_ee. · 645-7575 or 673-9202 Young attorney will share 84isiness Rental 4450 llcJll) ·~•:? !;2(") ___ c_a_ll_ 55 _ 7 _·_Sl_ 7 _ 7 0 I e s 2 3 5. 2 I 0 2 FI 0 r Id a s 2 & • 3 br 3 ba tnhouse w /in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----382-4 2 Br duplex, new cpls. ne p ac 960;,2277 wknds, l\l /W/F, &drc.'nos~s2 n:~h unit~ dep'en denl female . PRfl\lERETAILSPACE Costa Mna paint. drps. S275 mo. afl 1 PM across from oceanrront & 1213)"87·4660 or 640-8895 Newport Beach pier area ••••••••••••••••••••••• &-t5·58 -l 4 SPACIOUS 3 Or all xlras, new city recreational de· Prof bahhelor share home 1200sq. ft. 675-3080 EAST SIDF: l & 2 Dr. like ---------n • w ab ·~ ed ~ new. 1-·rom $180. i\dulb 2 llr, l Bo, pool, hltns. S21 ID 00 r1 Avail now. Kids OK. \'elopmenl. Im~ .. oc w/same. Pool & tennis BALBOA IMH l'cJru•tw.l:JOL'.2tJthSt mo adults, no pets. $265. Contacl Terr cupancy. Fam1hes & courts,5'U·1796. . ' ··~ ~ "' ~2-8328 pets accepted. SJ35. up 500 sq. fl. Incl. sink area &IO 0505 GIS·2SlO , Id 675-4911 Brkr. "Need Christian Room· & ulil. 105 .Main St. Costa Mesa 3824CodaMesa 3124 that 1•sn"t so out WALK TO BEACH. bac . mate," 2 br furn., all 675·8740 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • apt. like new. stove SIBe~a. clhbcro.mpoobelr .• s1rnegeleSolk5 fac1hties. 840·6825. -lndu--strf_al_R_...t_of __ 4_S_O_O refnj{, gas/wtr pd. $150 '" I 1.I '" ·~ 11, .. 1, ·'' PERFECT IN OCEAN-CLOSE OOSTAMESA Now taking reservations on a brand new adult apartment com· munlty In Costa Mesa. Featuring: Two lighted tennis courts• Swim· ming pool • Therapy spa • Club- house. Just S-minutes to South Coast Plata, Fashion Island. Irvine I.,.. dustrlalComplex, Orange County Airport. several golf course.s and lht ocean. Bachelor, 1 and 2 bedrooms &235.00 to $350.00 No lease ~ired. Woodbridse Pmes ApJrtmenls mc1y be the best-kept secret in this season's residential best seller, the Village of Woodbridge. And this rustic apartment community isn't easy lo get to right now, either, with all the village construction ~oing on. But these on~. two-, and three-bedroom units, pesigned like early California bungalows, are weU worth the effort. T here are cozy built-Ins. Fireplaces. Patios and balconies. Lots and lots of style.-Plus all the wide-open vlll.15e ·recreation and other goodness of Orange Counl'y's most exciting new place lo live. Follow our map. With determination And visit soon. Before we're all taken, too. Woodbridge Pines Apartments, 115 Pinestone, Irvine, Californi.a (714) 552..0400 Rents from $270 Owned & managed by The Irvine Company ~asing office hours: J-5:30 weekdays. 9-S:JO weekends EQu31 Hou51ng ~. Opportunihes 1.:J" 1st & last + $35 dep. 631 -2011 ; 547-2501 01 Wanted. female to shnre ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·8050: 963·1324 __ -t 879-1000 br hse. H.B. SISO. incl all. PRIM! LOCATION No kids/pets. !163 0086. Good exposure. Easy in· Irvine Deluxe. steps to beach, ~ -grcss & c~ress. Plenty of •••••••••••••••••••••• br, 2 l.>a. new cpts. drps & Heed a Roommate? J>arlong. On Brookhurst Rancho San pninl, bltns. dshwhr. sun ""-•r ""'---.,.,. __ .... ..,..;,,. & Allenta In Huntington deck, carport. bar & &.(.U'WC·'-UJUu Ul'lUMJ,..., De.ach. Aru>roxlmately Joaquin.Apts garden. l\tany u.ltra AProressn'I Roommale eoosq.fl :or grouridrtoor Renting from S2GO. xtras. Lease or winter HELP YOU FIND THAT · spncc. Signing. $325/mo. Adaltapt.s.Lcaslng pre r otes. No pets . fUGHTROOMMATE Call Mr. Plumme r . view now is a pre11llg (213 )722·0855 or 548·3470 832·4134 Since 197\ 96,').6167. Irvine community --------- Twenty Pergola, Culvc DALBOAPENINSULA Have apt. to sh ere l.000' cle an. secure . & Sondburit. 2 blocks so 2 Ur, l Ba. S335 mo. w/re11p. rem. Nov. I. $125 Storage or light mfg. or San Diego Frwy. 645·6392 mo. 545·3367 nrt :..21~ $200/month. 64543544. S59·1LOO ....;... ________ , DUPLEX 2 blks bch, 3 Br Lady wishes same 65 or StorCl«je 4550 SI SO. Monthly 2 Ba. bltns. fplc, pat.lo. over to share Condo In ••••••••••••••••••••••• Will share Irvine house.. _gar. Yrly S400. 645-lG82 Lagun::i Bch. S48-2700 Slorege urage E·side, br, 2~ bn, pool NewportShores.2br,2ba Bal Isl hse, F . rmmt In c.,M., 12Xl2lt28. $55. J acuul, near court• dplx. Avail Nov 15. $31! ~. quiet. resp. s187.50 10 xl2 <loor . 642-6243 640 4 280. mo. 646-8473. mo 1st. last. 673·1501 RV ~torage lot Fenced. LCllJUM IHCh 3141 Wcstclitr area·brg 2 Br. G-s for lt...t OSO MS W. 18th St .. Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• garden apt. Pool, adlls, •• ;;.~;••••••••••••••• Mesa. C•llt42·8471. Oceanfront studio S295. no pets. S26S mo. 646-4378 <-•--aae oara"e for ftf1L R ............. , W--"-_. 4600 Ulll. Incl. No kitchen. _...:..-_______ .,..,. ,., .. .. ..-. -.- 497·3195; 536-o:Jal $180. l Br. Adult.a. no pets. See l\fgr 1959 Maple Ave, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1525 PlacenUa. 548·26112 AptS,C. M. WANTED: )'urnl1hed S28S. 2 BR. J b:s. view o ask about discount Oa.raite In Nwo\ B~h 1 Residence, Duplex or Allao Bch from pool. bloclt h'o t&e ocoan Condo In Coron• del Mar Adlt11, no pets. Agl Beauurul s~acious lux· 646-S7880r':-,3-+~., · or South of Back Bay. 833-1768 urlous Studio Apt. Lfl ._ Call 644·9190 pool, rose garden, ver)I Slngles garages ror 1'9nt. . LEASE. Upper Apt private . Near Faahlo11 515. mo. 314 2oth St, Scnlor 1adY'tO rent nn w/Vlcw. 2Br, lba, cpl.I, Island. Yoong persdn on Hunt Beach 84g.9088 w/p\I\ bat.ti, as compa· drpe, aoove & refrlg. ly. 759-0077 · · nlOll w/11aitie-. aG·l81'1 or mo tnclda utll . M. Offlc•R...tat 4400 830-07~ Boardman. Rltr. 4.94·2414 S-Cl.......t. 317 o••••••o•u•••o•~•·• I ~ · ••••• •••• • •••• • •••• ••• T 0.... Young momer C.Vith well 1 Bdrm, ocean view WHITEWATER Vu PIUMELOCA I "' beha•ed 5 7e&r old slpgle moturc person. garden aettJng, 1110 2 Br Oood exposure. Easy in• da1.11th~r. ))eedt • 1 Br. sns. Incl. utll. 218 odlla. S2Gs mo. 2.45 w. gresa &.e,i!reu. Plenty or apt. ~t. lteaa or Hunt. CataJioa.ll7,494·0023 l\1arq,ulta, 492·3967/ ~arAkUh\«;_01n !!r~k1hf.unt Sch. Not over fJ.50. Call 4"&-~ • an-o n lUh n on Llftda'3l·'529; • Newport IMclt . JIH Beach. Approtln'I# ely •• ~~'~l!~,,~~~!IUI •••••••••• .. •••••••••• 2 Bdrma-$225 mo. 1 Bdrm 800 aq, ft, of around floor Don't drop the baU! Get • "= l bUc bch tri 4br aba nw· w/deck & vl~w S2SO, apace. Sijinmg. $325/roo. Job with a low·cost DaJly lydcrtd:nopet.t:)'rt11M, Eaay acce11 to ~ach Call Mr. Pl'-mmer, ~llot Clanlfled Ad. ~.642·3443. Qilld2·2396 98M787. PboMMNIT&. .... .. s.turd!y. Octot>.r 23, i978 DAIL y PILOT umb t. .. a c •. . pe emo e ... Roof it ... Landscape lt...Ttfe It ... Tr im it ... Sewlt... Haul it... Add it ..• Plant It... Altor It... Learn It... • c••·• M.W.. . c..,.. Senk• . I ~... G...,... SerllcH Ho.Mcie-'"' Moaamy , ...... /P.,.."9 ,~ ·····••·••·············•••••·•··••··•········· .•...........•••••. , •....•..............••.•.• •···········•·•·•······ ................•........•...•••••.•••.•.•.•.......•..•.•.•..•.•••... H & F CABINETS IO Y~S IH •EA F.xprd llawllan 1ardener llANOVMAN·llomt11 & Hous~cl anini Dy ANN Frtt Oil Slumpstone. tile •C\JSTO~t PAINTINC • O '\ orr "/ad. Plumbtna. Kltchc-n. balh, i.toragt!. R ~ 9, s! SJ.II Yd .)J!eanups, trimming, Apts. Con1clenllou11 F.•peri.nc~ w/Nft. blockwalhJ. brick, Jll.an· HI Q u AL 11' y . LO wtr svs. leaks. bialhrna Reas. Conlrac:tors 840-~up, • up. prulllnA:. LL Hnul'• ttan.amat\.8'~. .s3.os80arter5~ ler$.Qualltrworlcotlrc • RATES ent'l.Reas.832-UM :;:!~f 0• SS1·3074 ~m8'7. •OR<1ANTU INC • Housecleanrng&Bulldin(I ~.~cs. Bob 750·9354• Call nruce 5!G·0720ovcs P lumbing & lluullnw _..;.._..:,;..-+--------1---------114ITY La.ke'a carpel & up· Shades of C reef!· Y 11rd Allen·COnn Rod.icrs llbinlenance. Very ---30 vrs palnl'K· Good work, Rupolr. No job too smdll l c:..,....... hoblery alcam clc"nln11f· Care. Rornl servlce, Newport0rgans845·l530 reusonable.M9·1632 MovltMJ wllbn". able. Can xcha Cull: Oavenport.751-9677 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 893-3686, woven w<x>< es. oown lo ".l'~or\h'' prices! H_...I -1.l......-i •••••••••• ••••••••••••• for cur U-12·1255 1 APPL.I CEREPAIR MlNORlfOMt:REPAJH drapestoo 610!llfl5 -ltCJ J....--... OVING?Le I" 'd --. PLUMDF.R·Rcpllr! re· a10 -rvic:e Call c .............................................. !\~en move 0~2 o~~r Palntina I nl. & •~xl p Ip e. In ll ta l I at I 0 p <11f)54t>-2l22 ee~:i~ti1?~~' & CatwbtCJ Cabellero & Sons. Expr lluullrl£/movlng. cleanup South Coast llOU\e & or 494.(1936&~56-i2~5 msg. Custom l)ointlng W/UC &en lcc5. G. Gld le)'. __ .....;,._;,;__.;....;_;_.._-t----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• gardener. Fl" ests, re· ST/up. Treework. Reas, flee Cleanlnit St"rvlcc. ~nl on rw.11lness. 10 Vr11 &12·9315 ~ ~ New-Remodel·RepaiT Throwing 11 P.irty" Get asonable. 646·4654 aft f;.uil. freeest842-4~ ' Reliable, 2ar·11. 5'17·4281 Paiwting/Pap4tri'"J up l\er's. t-'ree Est i-... -.-1,-1-0-n-R_•_p_o-lr-- -••••• .. 4 .. ••••••••••• Resld&Commrcl·Retts ting Marr I c .d? 4pm. YOUllAV•tTREADY 1.~-I •••••••••••••••••••••.•• TomPuwt!ll,CT3Sl30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .ti . PalumboConstnlcUon Professional bartendmg. r. -•'"I Paint·Repair·3r.: yrs lo • For 1upe'f:ltOUS hair on Co. 962·8314-U hrs 492·SltS E:xpr Japanese gardener l'LL ftJ\UL IT AWAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• k l>. 11 1 ~rofet11lon1AI Palnllna. In CANOl'Y TV SVC CO. arm• & &.,gs, waxlna . Compl malntcnancu & TlMS48·6!tOO Expr'd Lonctscnpers . ~rea, YI/Or 1611"5 t l ter/Exter. f'rc" est. Cull 1st RutoScrvk{' done 41~ JlctrrJe. G45·06T4 _,..Sen le• C~YCOKret• rluunu11. fr est/rcas Hlro R . ,.., h-" Sl>flnklers: Install & re· guar. T~~7ti~1tnl. or my &16·5315. ot Fair Price~ ooo JU33 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••• 751-1937 emo\e cer,ie,n, asp -· pair Concrete & brick cxper. · --........_, •tnlc• 'hampoo •-, 1 ,. t , l ,. t ----thrt. tr<.-es. etc. Fr est. k .... 5 79 8 u 1 ,_1 y C H Pa.I'") rM Senlc:e •••••••••'t.•••••••••••• l eoi"'teo~ econ .... on rar or ..... us om Exp r'd Jt1pan esc ~.2624Lic:/msrd. wor ...... 7 ,,.a one .. nt our 01 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOO~EEPJNG n~. or n g teneo, work: color , ng~regote, gardener. <.;oinpl main· ALLPllASES Avrg~xlr1StyS345 Removall!, trimmlnit. All Pha , __ ,_,_"""pin ... wbl t h.c •rl pts . 1 O m 1 n also concre.lc cutlrn~ ,All lenunl'e. l"r est. clean· YARD CLE.AM UP Sprjnkleu. turr. plians. 2 Sty $4$S/lntrS4Srm ASPHALT RU AIRS prumn~. Cree l'Sl. 1.k'd uuv-~~ • eac Ceanhvrm,dan work ~uar Lied, up u 7.2210 Ca Prlceslnclmlr'l/labor II _ _. ... 51.atemenjll, payroll, etc. rm & hall Sl5. A\•g rm bonded, insured 492·3728 ·"" 11 Ron ~T·6'700 etc. Stale lie 283S74 Guar, ini.rd. free ei.t. ,.... 1-\l y io,.ur .... -u. 642 "'i2J. _ 4 yrs, e-..'>U. w/ CPA's, $7.50, ~ch $10, chair SS. Webl Lawn/Garden Ser HouMdeoNltCJ Call l\1ltchell 54S 1~ Ted 63G-7085or 552-013-1 ~· Window Cl.onh19 ,Lg/smalJ.'ICcls.962·8290 Guarehmpetodor.Crpt Co.ttroctor Reit maint, cln-ups.••••••••••••••••••••••• McMllfettOnC• -----c:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1..-l!Asaeclaf•s reputr. lS yrscxpr. Do ··~··••••••••••••••••••·:.prklrs . 1-'ree esl o WunlaREALLYCLEAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERSPAINTING 'lcur View Window 9 .... ~ Services work m YSl' tr · It c rs LEE 1\1 JAHVlS t·ourse610·1tl80 llich llOUSE? Cnlf Oingh(lrn Mobile Home Maint. Expr'd reas. rtiles. free Coll 6l l·2440 Wushlnl:. Quality work . ..., 531-0101. Aud1tions&Hemodeling -"1'rl. Freeest",6•15-5123 R f •-·• I esttC.;alJGene552·01~ ,. l d Larrv Mon Y Slatemepls 962.5573 • Lie 3171!56 Ron's ~omplete gardenin "' " 00 ssea.c:u, c can OranRe Co. Asphalt Cd. '"' u a rn n ec · . • lnC!O'me1ait Payroll arpelMahwilllo.yyours _ .service. neas. rates PersonalizedS2SCor 4 hrs. &orwashln/oul. Professional painter. 111· 673·5130 •TaaPI · or mine. Repairs & G Pl &S N t ,. .. t 118 548 498· F'reeEslimates tr/Extr. Free ests. • -.:::::::::::::::-...,. 124 Br:pa~":'ri~* CM cleaning too! Guar work ** eorge 1 mer · ons P' "'·•·' · · · ' &lS.48-lO E!C 808· Lenve NU·LOOK 846 ·7048 , Reason:ablc 631·13118. Plostet>/Repair UsetheDaily Pilot 14.2 at bigger savings. t-•r est Adds/Rmdl1 Paint/Plans 1-8pr'n message. Mrs Cah·ert 846-8579 491·3100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --..---·05_1_1 ___ 1 &i5·3&16 Bl-109669 SSH~32 • L S • PATCH PLASTERING "Fasl Result" service ---------feftcl .Ron 1 own ttvice · Cleaning: Mobile homes. M•IOllrf Paantin~ Int/Ext. Lil· ••ALL TYPES•• directory. Your G.AR .. G 'E "'ALE ads 1· w c c t Cl IMJ Mow & edge or full serv · apt~ & condominiums • •••••• ,. •• •• ••• • ••• •• • ., .. 931 n 1 L• ~ o e are arpe caners ••••••••••• ••••• ••••••• CM Only 557.6709 • • . · 11~ , l' . r rec est. f'ree Est S40·C8~ service ls our theDailyfllotbringhap· Stcamcleanor shampoo G TE . ~· · ·· I-or estimate, ca ll Fireplaces·Planters Work gaur Won'lbeun· - PY resultsJTO, place your Also Upholstery-All work * A S * · 968·2258. Brick <.:oncrcte P:1t10 derbid. Mt. 6pm 968·0887 VF.l'lY NEAT p,\TCH specialty. d rawing Icard, phone ~uar. Refs /MC Ir esl Hepa!Ts. custom, rcplac-Have something to sell? Dlock Walls BBQ Pits -----JODS & TEXTURE Call 642·5678 ext. 322 6'2·S6'78 today. Reas Rates ~S·3J 16 ing. 675-3115 Class1ried ads do it well. Sell Idle items 642·5678 Ref, Ests 646·0-l6-1 Want ad results 642-5678 f'ree Esl. 893·14~ ._ _______ _ ~ soo ~~!.~.~~ ...... ~~.~~ ~~~ ......... ~!.~~ ~~!.~:.~•:.~ ..... ~~~.~ ~~~!!·~ ..... :!~~ ~~~ ..... :!.~~ ~~!!·~.~ ..... !!~~ ~~r.~~::! ..... !!.~~ ~·F~~·~A .. N.?J~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••Lost Jlima la\'an Cat • Orinkini;: problem? Acti•lties Director or..NTALSECV RECEPT Gen.rat Office "'l"CuETAR'. •Fu.rniture ar Plywd t.Hg. mal~. Monarch Terrac~ Call Alcohol Jlclpline Needed for conv. hosp wa~:J}~:1£:1i;~~~l~s;lon. CLERICAL i\ per r: ll q u i re ct • rermune nl. part-ti mo. P~rs~~lal Jlne~.' I~~~~: •D800ressKShSTo0p.l.J-Eli·Class! area, Lag. Nig. Reward. 24hrsaday8:JS·38~ Mon thru Fr i. Approx~ 837•474:l. PERSONNEL New p 0 rt Be a ch Mull Million Dollarr co~p oiiening . Salary opl'n. * 11 493·5071 •SPIRITUALREAOER hrs day. Contact in Orthodontist.64l·46ll stofr1 ni; new o c 111 Sanlu Ana. MASO'.ll· •DRAPERYWKRM f'ullyLicenscd person. Beverly Manor, HEAUTY·Haardresscr CLERK Irvine . Net'd en -McDUFFIE. call Mr. •RUG/UPflLCleaner LOST: Female Siamese 312N ElCammoReal 340V1ctona.Costa!\Jesa. ForCabaretCoirfurell De ntal As:us l an t , thus1aslic. positive Valencia,835-0588 •FURN.ITlJRERefin c~t spayed, i:tca collar SanCl~mcnte roroppt· Call847-l.t.22 chairside w/X ray lie m1nrled people to in Cont.act Agnl Sam Crane ,. 1 c · 0 r ch' d I Cd M • <19'l·9034 492·9lJ6 ,\.'\"TIQU E SI IOP destre:. We need a detail oriented Seal Beach. 213, 131·29'.!'J tr'MJuce inuxpensive na· LABOl'l ERS, i;od mstaU<i· (TI4 )&i5·4110 540· Reward S25. 6-U 7071 maturu male. £•xpr'd in BOAT ENGINE person to ha ndlc lhe or 213/59'.!·3071 tionolly known pro<lucl!> tum. 1 Day only. Tue~. • . • , · HYPNO·THERAPY s:i)rs & furniture re INSTALLERS clerical procedures 111 1romouro1,. f'recpnrk· 10t26.S2.50p/hr.586·30111 lea•-'vSalon Found. Female White . . h f1111sh1ng . S te ad\ our Personnel Office. Dental Pedodontic lab ing & othrtr '·cn .. r1·l s. --• """'.{ Toy Poodle w I rope Depression, weig l, I t c ft Min l yr exper. req'd. Pos1l\on requires G Lr c X r•1y he prcf'd '" u ~ Six sta tion. Ideal I· h 19th/O u CM smoking, & impotence emp oyme n · 11 !\lust have own tools & h 1 ff' · amc · ·' · pleos:int surroundings & LAMl..,._TORS nelghbor~ood. O""ralion Occru>t .17 at lr'al ~. :;Oe. I' i't .· H B 645·9468 ror appl. mont s genera o ice ex· Non s mo kc r . Som e relaxed atmosphere. No "" "A ... ~ , ., " · · 2·8pm. 549·2660. transp. Top wages & xlnt perience. typinl! of 50 chuirside & c ler ical. & II West.suit Corp. sailboul Owne.r leaving stale. 6116.4718 ~ncnts. Apply to Securi· w Pm. a P tit u d c for l>t-1-061l ex per nee. · no sel ng Subm1talloffers. Tiredof"JJoobTubes?" t y Guard. Weslsail . 1. 1m·olvctl. Xlnt oppor Cor manuf. has immed McVay Investment Corp LOST: Please. please re· Date· Party.Take Trips ASSEMBLERS Corp., 275 McCormick fi gures and the abi ity to DE."IITAL ASSISTANT. al advancement. Ca 11 vacancies for hand (710842·7481 turn m~· dog. An Irish Diamond Girls. deal with people. Must 833·8095. T1mel1fe laminalors W/Jt leu:.t l " G U Ex......i•nced Ave. Costa !\1esa speak nuent Spami.h. least 1 yr exp. Expand Lab I E l 0 '· r e'1>er. We have open J . 1 Se D ~t. male. l yr. w/Oh10 uys se ,--· · ing duties. X·ray. Part rancs. nc. qua P· amtona rv. alboa. tags. Lost 2 wks al(o. EVEFOTO DATE ~ceded to work short & I lime. Call Dr. Weiner, porl:~mploycrM/F tllJ!S on the regular Mon Nwpl comm. accls & Thall:i St .. Lag Bch. 834.0231. 113.i.i552_ loni: term assignments. Bookkeeper F/C Pl.ase Col !J.17.8501 -----1 thru Thurs shaft of 7AM equip. $?QO + mo. 111 Heward. 49H~l5l. 2pm l\pm. Apply Immediately thru trial bal. Must type. for oppointm•nt: Gett1 Shop Mon to 5:30PM + a parl·l1ml· come. 49-!·4454 ft comm 'I photo slulllo. Corot Rufino DENT AL ASST. Needed for lighting fix · shift Frl lhru Sun same ••DRESSSHOP•• Reward s10. Lost from Personal growth · ....-tempo <.:.M. 540·9515. Cal l 979-2000ext 11 2 w/orthodonlic cxper . lure manuf. Exper. in hours. Apply to tlw P 1 L. 16350 Timothy I.n. oriented. early 40s t•ou-•·-twcenl m&3PM L'/ti·me."'u·2291. fabrication helpful, but security gua,rd. 275 rime oc. Jttle "Mone) Westm. Small whl male "" P ' · ,. ""'° MrCorm1ck Ave, Coi.la ~t aker •• 5 •8 0223 pleseekmgcomplete,ex· ----------•not nee. 2031 S. E. ~lain " · " • Cockapoo "'/lite tan on tended family rela -TE:\lPORARVHELP Bookkeeper F/Chg lhru B.P. JOHN DENTAL/\SSlSTA'.':T St. lrvane.~6·2901 Mcs:i. ~S.432S. back. Hair growing out tionsh1ps with other Coll 540-4455 TB. Typing 50. construe Chrurs1de ci..p. or School - •LIQUOILIC.• from trim. Ans lo mature couples Write EqualOpporEmplov.er lion exper. Si50 mo. COMPANY tra111ed. I mmediately GO\'t:RNF.SS.li\'ein.full "S11m". '"7·0568. d '"2 '226 C 'I t c r 2 h I lren :\I t Oranne ont;ale aeneral "" Class1f1ed ,\ 1169 1, Daily .,.. . ., . ... . 548·7071 1m or c 1 < • • u~ " " P I t 1> O I' 1560 have Cahf. drivers lie. & LEAD TACO Close. 6 nii.thts . $3-$3 ZS 11r 21-10 1 Hrookhuri.t. I l.ll. "Cocktails''. PRICE Lost· White Cockatlel 1 0 · · · :ox · !looks An F.qual TOSELLNDW! Harvey Bird: Orange checks. Costa'.\Iesu9262_6 ___ ASSEMBLYTRHE Stucluts Opportunity t-:mploycr D' ti . AD A ~~~~.E~~~~·.~6~~~~~~ 1213> 272·4~Collecl Vic : O.C.C. flew a rd. :"'o-• a room mote?. 23 yr l\lalurc woman wanted. 1e cean • . • • 7516147 5464708 .,,.,.. 52.50 p1hr. l\lusl speak Houuwi•es& w a nlcd: lo ui<I 111 ati.G11n_1_. ___ _ L111uor l\larket Clerk. E!I. per. prcf'tl c:oocl puy 1\pply m person. before noon. JO.II S. Uni.to!, SA COFFEE &TEA SHOP · · · old man. ~claxccl, ne.cds some En~lish. Apply in MoonliqhtMs CLERICAL establishlni:t u cotnplele· Thriving-Pit me Locution L O S T . C o I I i e • a place lO live. 586·4253 P e r s o n o n I Y . '.\Ii Ilion Dollar Corp TRAINEE I y new ~ t' r vi cc 1 n GUARDS PrimeoJPOrlunity sabl~/wh1te. Oct. 13 Vic Saxaphonist lakes rock. A LT E n N A T 0 R needs men & women of "'1ll/part time. 4 s llrs hospitals. Must cnJOY Casto Mesa 644~746 M1ss1on VaeJo. Reward. jazz & blues seckinit SP!'.;CIALTll:-~S. 746 W. any age who enjoy daily. Expanding Dusi· workini: with food. New Permanent. Full & part· For Secretary seek in 837-7637 formini: or established 17th St, Coo;t:i :\1esa. :,peaking w/others & who ness has sc\eral open· gl'3duate desired Posi· time. Phone & transp re· L1ve·m for elderly t·ouplc. C.M. loc. fer he r Seely. FO'"''D.· Grey & wht ki·l· band. 586·4253 •AUTO LOTMAM* arc bored w/the average ings, in Coste Mesa & lion open now Write to q'd. Hetar ed welcome English c:peak111g. Nu vn run of the mill jol>s. Santa Ana; will train class1Cie<.I ad :1790. Daily C<lll 516·027-1, ofc hrs 10·2, !.11\0kang. Days tJ.t0-0840. Service.&is. w /partten, approx 8 wks .Lct~showyouhowto Apply only ir ex· personable,alcrt.depen· Pilot. P .O.Hox 1560. Closccl V!ed. E\'es0.15-4377. renl-scrv1ce-swap. R.eply Landmark, H:D. l\I. ear , $100 worth of perienced . For new & No actual selling in· dable, mu tu re in-C.OstaMcsa.CA9262G FOR Ad 756, Daily Pilot, &17-2051 crysla in an e\·en'g of used curs. Wash, wax & volved & no settinl( ap· dlviduols lo operate LOOKING P.O.Box l~.C.l\l.92626 run w /fr1·nnds. :\Iona detail work-oversee & · \" k · d HAlRCUTTfNG &FUTURE? :!Ji. FOUND s 1 b & .. • po1ntmenls. "'or w/one automobile recor . DON UT Shop H elp. PARLOUR "' COFFli SHOP whte, ln:g h;::r do~~s:nla 546-5723 keep cars clean. Apply in of the most PoPUlar & system: S2.50 p/hr ~tart. p/llme PM i;haft. No e"<· 2 Assistants needed :\lajor corp. ne(l(IS a few .., pcr:,On at 10 a .m. to Mr. successful products on advancement w.1thm 60 per nee. Female. a"c goot.I people lo tram 111 $240. Pr.R DAY Ana Ave, Cl\l. 546·1377 *•HAPPY** Stanton. Good benefits. ,. 675 0808 Xlnt Mom" Pop o~ra· the market today. An in· days. Apply l"u. Orm 2545. Appl\ an person. · management pos. ma re· tion. Good alt year round FOUND: Male Poodle or •BIRTHDA y * expensive product whose Plans. 3194 -C Airport Mr. Donut. i35 E. lith St. tall floor. wall & pa111l location. Seats 57. Short w ht e. Graham & BOB JOHNSTON name is a household ~P Dr. Costa Mesa; Cosla :'llt'sa. llairclresslng Ass ist. business. Good mones . hours.A .837-4200 Wa rner, JIU . Just YOUCREATGUY! woru thruoul the world. 1ul's . Oct. 26. 10am·l2 Eslab'I contemporary xlnt futu r e. h1ntast1c s:roomed. 846-4252 Work in a youthful. noon 1 G 825 d l.lenef1ts. To succeed Luv f · di h •. · D W rlc sa on. marn. ay +. 1. •-Apatlme manager . l - -rien y atmosp er e "' raptry o room Ca ll <19<1·9729 for intervw must have am l1llon « handy pc son for 76 unit FOUND approx 91, lg CdM FRIENDS have Cun while you earn C LERK. Bookstore. Desperately need power common sense. Cull for adult co plex in Hunt. blk male d<;>g. very shy. ----------1 top poy. You receive o Thurs & Fri. !\lust be ex-machine oprs. Expcr'd H. k f appt, Color Tile, 6.is.1121 Bch. Fre apt+ percen· choke chain, no tags.s1N~ERE ATTltA<-'TIYE ----------t guorantee<.lsalary +ex· citing. dynamic. or part1:11ly expcr'd in IC ory arms Mondaybe\.wn9am·9pm. t:ige or g ss rent. Write 521-1085 SINGLE l\l AN w!th fine Automotive lremely Ii bera I com· 675·9595. b Ii n d stit ch ins or At So. Cst. Plaza seek!'i LV..,, 3• I I ·.lO Dally Piltt ad #720 PO F 0 U ~ D a 'r ox I 0. large home m ="cw port DETAIL HELP mission & bonuses. Con pleater. Top wages, fr. part time sales personnel " Box 1560 Costa Mesa. Pl Ueach ::.ct'ki. to cor· tc;.15 & other incentive. Clothing . inge benrrits. Apply 3042 r 0 r l he c 0 ming Charge Nurse & Medica· Co. 9'l626 f em a I e ~ er m a respond with "ensitive. Inter. shampoo. buffers, XI n l advance men I p I t i me e.1 ~ l h Ing Enterprise. Corner ol Christmas Season. Work lion, F/time. Apply Park Papca Pio's Italian Rtstaurant Nr. M arlna. For details POIN'T REALTY Call ·196·5600 Shepherd._ta n & hlk. d1·scr1'1n111"t1n11 lady engi ne painters. b·1t· r both warehouse Sh1pp1ng & S ""n·or 1•4< Super1'or h k h ~ .. poss1 I 1 1cs or men . . ·• Paularmo, <.:o~ta l\lcsa. morn"'!., afternoons or u,.~ · ", " «, o e c u10. no t.1gs. <25.42> with ur without steamers. Pickup & de & women. ~c10c~1500vm.g. Call The Look. 557.8866. evns. ,':xpcr tlot nee. Will Ave, N, u. 642·24 10. 521-1085. childrc11 towurrl lasting li,·ery. 205!l Harbor lllvd. .,. . ., , "' I . h f t I Costa Meso 6-15·1030 ..., ELECTIUCIA N train'. Apply in person to l\tuids. Apply The Inn al FOU.ND: Collie. tan & re at1ons ip o mu ua . ~ __:____:. --'.\o expcr nee. 'ou re· Collector ror Agency. Ex· R ·' ·t. I l l\lr. 1 hompson, art lOam La"Unll 211 l'\o Coast whi·te female. \'ll'. Bolsa rcspcrl & concl'rn .. UTOSALES l'~1vefullpay while being S 1 es1uen 111 op pay, kd .. •• · I I A • pr rcq. a ur)' + comm. p1'ecc \••ork. s"uperv1·s·ory -"-· _Ys llw.v , Lauuna lkac_h_ Chica & Warner 11 . B. Plca:.e srnt P \Oto, a!le . lrarned. You can work Santa i\na area. Ph ro • " 8-16·29-l7 mtcrests lo Hlthard. PO Pr 0 f c s c; 10 na 1 s a 1 es morn ml{ or ~ve hrs. O~ly a Pp l :'II r . 8 er m 3 abilitil's. So Calif. Send 1----------1 Box 73, Corona dcl '.\lar, Pc r s n n Prefer 10 mm by 1-wy. from all u ::o "l.18 work history to AD. 760. HOMEMAKERS I . 'I II I. ...,.,. automota\e sales back· ......... D ·1 p I p 0 n u~t. ,, agal' r;i( o. urown. 9,""' .. S 11 :o; u r r ou nd Ing com . ----------1 a1 y 1 ot. . . O)( i:; • h 1 ------l!rlf\lllu tr a1ght ::.e . 1500 c M 9262G MARINE ELECTRIClAHS 11~!;8~~1 ~-1=~~ area. Sensational ~lag1c :'llcnu llou:.I.' t:~lablashed for ~~~~~~f\~'o~l ~~:s:t i~~ C~~R~~l~g~~~I ~~~i~x ' · · _, __ _ ----· -----Diel Uook. lose 10 llJS in over 25 )cars. Loukinj! 1. Exper OMV Person, h1•H ...... t 1-'0UNO, smoll lon((halr 10 days. Send S2 to Au . for 1 full time person lo vcstigate t ns unusual per in h8J1dlini: nil facet Contact Mr. Milner OpportunJty 5015 hrown l'upµy Dog, \'ic. 758. Daily l'ilol, llox roum.l oul ~alt•s staff. Top oi>por · Contact Jenelle or operations. Sala r ) Atlas Chrysler Plymouth Now thot the kids ore hal·k m school, why not ~o to work'r Trainee As· scmbl.>" & Packagin~ .lob" now avail. Long & !>ho1•t tt•rrn assignments. Min I yr expcr. req'll. l\lu!<>l have own tool!. & trunsp. 'fop wai:tcs & xlnt hcncf1ls. Apply to Sceur1· ly Guard. \Vt>stsml Corp. 275 McCormick AVl', Co..,t.i .Me:.a I, h II & .,., l St NB ,00,," C 'I ,.,,,2., ..,11uu,~. l~n"fltll .. Ask foi· Taulbee. 833·tl0!18. r:inge 20K, send resum ,161934 ••••••••••••••••• • • • •• • · u1r 1 ' ..... n • · · · l.JVV, ·•' • ·'"" " -"'" "' ' Timclire Libraries. Inc. B i 0 R e a i; c n t ~ "' · · XLHt RUURM G.lf>·l653 I.arr) .at:>l7·5826· Equal Oppor Employer Diagnostics. 1739 Well sec11red investm~nt FOUN_D_: ->-.e-llow Lui *SHARON'S* ---------c :\I f' Daimler St.. Irv. 9271 w/devel~~ on housrnc male. Vil' So. Coast OliTCi\LI. :'II /\SSMi r. AYON "OREO ~6·2!>IB n TUI' SSSSSSSSS !'\ever A Fee At Tempo FACTORY WORK \IJ\SSEUSE bl'h s pa, will train Good pay. Call S.16 7!l91 or lii!'i 0251! . project._ ~nme lol'atlon Pl:an.1.S5?·RG7if; .1~ 1221 " Local manufurturing near C~ntry C.:lub . -• llOMEMAKERS?. Cook. mature & exper plant Is looking l<Jr full ......-temno .. l'ink ~eport", con· LOST: Shrthr )lrey t11o:cr *KAREN'S* 'nllrniled opportunity Salary S2.75·S3.00 time shnp he'll> -4::--11'-:\l/\SSEUSE 08.28 ) lc)lil. structlon n.832·74f.6. cut,malew/flcal'Ollar& Need Extra $$ for personal .& finnncial flay\'iew Manor, 350 W Alternator Sµedaltics . TIO:Ml'OltAllVJIELP full time position in -ID tag. "!Iambi". Vic OUTCALI, l\I ASSAG E To Molce l'ewords without sacriflc· l\ay Costa l\lcso 642·3505. 746 W. 17th St.. CM Coll 540•4455 Mo!>Slll!C 'No CXI). Ill'!' 502S ~:usthluff Or & \'io;ta del 6Pl\1·2AM 838~1!80 Christmas M.rrfer7 mg family reTsiponsibh1lY. --·---·---------1 f.nuul Oppor F.mploycr We lr<11n . Call 540 20:i:I Oro. NB. Reword. lleCon• Penonol Ser•lces 5 360 Earn ahout 540 on l'Very Pull or P / me sn Cll FACTORY HELP ., 1mytlmc. 3rd T.O.'s 8:1mor oft 5pm, 1'10·5667, ••••••••••••••••••••••• :c:lm ~011 -;rll as :in AVON positions open to men or COOKS ---VAi LA ii Lt-: t E llcprt•!l cnta ti VP . Sel I women. For Interview Experience Preferred. Fem~e/,Mal~ lo work ror llOSTESS. full-tame. over MAT U It f: W 0 :'\t A N limportont Lost. to l. \'1l' EldPn & RUNION hcaulllul girts. jewelry, cull Mrs. ll obklrk Butnolncccssnry. C~i;ta ••1esa "!rg co. 2t. Apply in person, 1•/l1 mt' to welcom<· llrokcr ~lesa. C ~I. Long hair Alhambra ll1i;:h ~chool c(lsmellcs , more. I 'JI ~0.11, 1.250 Apply Jn Person Salury npen. Call for Velvet Turtle 59 Fashion newcomer~ & conltll'l __ ..;..__. __ _:.___ gray /while neute r ed C:lanof 1947 show you h.ow. Call BOYS .,..,,0 GIRLS k Sh N 9 apptS.llam, SIS-0101. Mnntl, ~.I\. , mcrch:ints. Flexible hr'I. 5030 malecat.CallPcnnybef. A 30 yeor reunion is in 5io 7n 11 z th71359 A" Snoc op 0 • I FL Ncetl car htc typuw •••••••••••• lOum.6-12-<)657 thenlunnin).!!.lu!{cs·We ·"' or cm · · Mh1sion Viejo·· El Toro 3446E.CstHwy,CdM FGHTfH ATIOM llousck<'eper·Livo-1n. ~>l7:loll5. ' • • lstT o 10'' ec I & d I s area. Earn .Your own ~ual Oppor Employer Arld extra money to the mii.sl s. iieak some F:n11, --. ----• .. 'F'OUNO L '·/Sh I d n l numcs ·H ·<ressc "'" . b I L I . ,. r 8yrs. Xlnl . ~ av eplcr offormerclnssmates. Daby11lller. inranl. money selling subscrlp· family uci;:el. oca PerMJn wunlcrl to carcMcchon1cal Inspector. ncr. 673-7914 mix · Cream l',olor fc~. Mulurc woman, ref. req., lions aflcr school. 1-'or in-Amwuy distributor will ror lovely new hnml' & Ex per in Sheet metal ot Bolso & M allnoha. II p I · h yoor home. No Sundays. rormntion, call 830·0913 COOKS train. 6734711G. rumily in country i;et· fubncot1on. Mu'll huvl' Vo.f91mM Tn11t 898.4038 Ca al ( ,cnt1) J o nson • d N Id t ,.._ .,, ----------i -5J62350C\l~s OH Earla 6-12·5507onylime. I:: x per e llnit . Orange area so111c wr in~ 1nspcc wn o.edS 5035 Lost: ln sh Setter. puppy, <Cannl Styli 5IH 23AA -----1 CAI DRIVERS Restaurant. Apply i Food Preparation J-G:ll 9Gf.S exvcr. l::xposurc to IH'nt· •••••-•••-••••••••••• s v· B •. VI ----BABYSITTER. mature l\lcnorWomen P l'rson . Mr . C' SALADS& ------1 in,:i & ulreond helpful mos. ic :iy "' C· EmpfoyttMnt Ir lady. w /transportation. l\I usl be 25 or over Restaurant . 3100 Irv int: SANDWICH J-~S lloui.ekeeper wa ntcd tr S w I n g s h d l h r:. • LOAMS 9% torla. C:\l G42·9636 heparatlon To sit 7 yr old girl & cook Apply In l»erson Ave. Newport Reh "'11l lirne G:30·3PM. cure for new lnfonl. 3 dy~ 4:30pm·12:30 am. C<i11 AhoJ~Ol.OGM LOST 10/21/76, white ••••••••••••••••••••••• dinner wkdys. 2·7PM. YeffowCab Ncwport8cach.644·l!l91 perwk.lrvinc.8~13·9138. tatt Oenc U11dr•rwoml. m 11 1 e p 0 od le. just Schdol1 & Ref's req'd. 544·l:lGO 11251 Sluter Avenue <;ounler help. lOpm t 1714) 498·2230. Fairest Ter &,since 1949 groomed. Mesa Verch• lnstnctlo• 7005 ----------1 L' I .. V II 6nm. Apply in person 1-'ootl Waitress. 5 day wk. Housekeeper/Companion ----Sattt.r .,. Co D&bys iller. my home . .-ounto" a ey Winchell's Donutii. 253 E Apply, Deggar·s Opera. W/fll)('h1l 11 cur1ty, live In. M J::D ICA l. HF.CF. PT it • 1 area. Requlrei. inedlci11<1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weekenrls. some eves.----------~-A251 ~1l1rl01n"ale. N.R. Cook ror elderly lody. Must tn.ke sh &. be fu~l 642·2171 "45·061 daily.556-0060 :>36·laM CARPENTERS 17thSt.Costo Mesa. ·• .. ... ._ p--~-" 535 IE A IART£HDIR ______ 1 IOATS 2::.>-Spm. S200 mo.675·1932 typist. Hr!t flexible. Call SAYirSS ....--.s 0 "'·II or Pa ... tlmA e~NKJ,:-oJC COUMTEtl HELP H k d 11 > !19S-Fll. ru " " "' Min 1 yr exper req'd. F\lll&P/tlme.ApplyDel GALFRIDAY ousc ccper . 1·2 ays -----~-- sc.--1.as AISIEIS Vhil.-Hl\.'eD Gicfdy -Salute DAUOHTEk PREGNANT? C•riog c:onflrlt-ntlal LEARN PIANOTUNING RANKING counselln1 & rderr11l. Easy me\hod·low cost IOOICkEEPER Abortion, acWptlon & RareOpPor Pit1noc:11re Hankexper.only. keoplng. Ml·Wll or S8J.764T Contncl Bob CrolRhlon APCARE 547·2563 Jobt Wanhd, 7075 lrvlne National Bank nc ready to work as a TELLER Must have own tools & Taco. 25252 La Pa~ Rel , Quality Sallboot builder p/..,k, m11turc womon MEDICAL. expcr only, prolel'Slonal b&rtcncler In transp. Top wagos & xlnt IJnguna Hill!!. needs ·CX~r'd Gal Fri· f!!!,11 Nwpt Hts area. knowlebd ge1• orNrront &· 1 week. Free job place· NewportCellf•r bcnof1ts.ApJ)lyloS curi· <l~r. wtlcnowledtie or .,..,.,. " some :>c.-. cwporl mcnt assistnnc·c. ~xper desirable. Cont11ct tv CuPrd, We~t.aaU Corp. DEU GIRL • ll~bol\ls •rer'tl. Sht• will Housewifo Tucii,.'fhurs. & lkh. 645·7172 AmencanBartenders Porls Mitc h ell. 610 275 McCor mick Ave, Shnri>.expcr'd,9-4.lfue fllkl.' Not9lco dictation, Sal.861010undrl>motmMENforLATimcsflome Sch°'1l Newport Ctr Dr. N.8. Cosla Meaa. "Thru Pri. 497.1535 ~ltuitbmer~.onswcr Coi>o Oenc-h. 837•6417 rlellverytnCostaMt-su& ll(H ~J.!!l~t. SA ~~Oppor Emplo)'er --C-A-.-,-IT-l_A_Y_R_~ Giovanni Dell, Lai;uno s11lc11 lelte?rs. a11sist our 400.90.'\t N cw P,., r \ R" o c h . Call7SZ.&loe Sch. control ler. use u S275 1300 per mo . OELl HELP. Sol/Sun, ca.lcutat4'.& wol'k hard llousewores Sales $43.l740. CASHIHS F /time. Tuell Ulrs· ltl •n en,J.Yable environ PcrlOll. Sunday plus l or1-------- o L'/ l 0 ...... lunch Some exn nee., Merit. Ad~nnccmcnt un· 2 wk d,. ya. Crown.---------• \'tr 21. ,. l ant. '""' .... 6100· 1•5pm CdM limited. ~II Bob Poole. llllrdwnrc. 3107 E. Coost M S W Pny. 5 l~allon1 ...... • • -979•1850. Dowf\ E~st Jlwy, C(IM. • • • 29~~~ ;1~ Deli very drfver1' for Plue Yacbts, 700 E. Alton Ave. --1-... -5-ua-.. -... -,,.-E--w a n t c <I' for u n I q 11 1· delivery If handlerll. Al>-S.A. " """'• challenginit po!lt In Soulh A.IORT10tol ••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• •• --M3-•'37-00.·.E •.. 0•· .-: ••• · _..._ 1 M Y ~ean l)C'•· Courueling" Rererrlll Painter, ex~r. $40.00 ptr diet Just. where every Pres lesbavaU wknds room. Call Andre af\ 5. BARMAlDS! Day. Night CLHIC "'L ply In person at Plu-1----------1 Insurance uency, C.M. Orange County. An op ,.. Man 1920 J.farbOr Blvd GENERt.L OFFICE needs a alrl w/moderate portunlt.y to exploro new PleaaaM It cmtb\&llo•Uc: CM Motu r~ _.oma n , lite exper. X lnt opply. lt't'hnlques. Post open a.W' wilt be at b•lt·pa&l za H;ReJ line~7•9495 768-1479. &c Reller Shi!h. Call r tlaven toN&bL Ht can P appolnlmenl S48·7'781 Melle no soih prtdicHon SELL idle Items with a Ptacticol Nurse avail S ' ' • b o • t h h 1 o u n I OaUy Pilot ClaHincd i\d. da)'S In bch ort'a. t.lvo·ln SeJI lhlngr ra1t with Dally D.\tJOHTEJt. 642·$6'78. 49-\-9436. Apt. nas.. PUot Want Ada. perao11forpal'\Umepotl· • · secr~t a ri•I ror 1n · 642-6500 Nnv t Sth. Write to Uon. ln produc:tl\•o. con· !*tat dividual, N.D. Wut~h ------clu~ifiNI net 1:18$, Doily &tnlal om~. Sht>rth•nd ~lo chalr11de as Pla1.1a f\rta. 2·"" dnys Class~rJed Ads sell bill l'llot~ P .0 . Box 1~60, a mu11t.. Oran,c County t ill. ~P pref. Colt wk. Couc) tolephon ltem1, amall items Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Fair, 751·324'1 1 Me.sa,S-16·.5110. ~nonallty. e»049T any lttm. 642.s618. -,-• M.Aa w_... n oo ...... ' aoos D09t I04C ............. 1osa G...,. u. · ,10H G-. S-. ao11 C .. 11el .... SL:DAJ=L:.V.:..:..flfl.:.:.:O;.:T:.-~-~---.-~......_;:;;;;;;;;;.;;~·o;;Oc~•o~b~•~ZS. ..... 1..,m..... c: ~ -=-· •••••••• ............... •••••• .. ••••••••• ••••• ......... ••••• .. ••• ... ••. ••. •••, . •••• •••• •••• ••• ···-·. -------. ,........................ . -. ... . .. MlfpW..._., 7 IOI .-w..e.4 ~--7 1CHI tWpW..t.d 7100 ilill'"9r•ul~ o.Jl ~ PlaooChall'. Cblbuhua fup•, ·no!A.11/FM 1t.,oo w/table ,UIUC AUCTIOH tm PolOMtfa. Cdlf. wto• ............ -........ ....................... ....................... Gt' '""...... OU &Ml. Vtt"/ old, in Gr""·2 M., '··., wb, • .,.uers$125, 1mall eor"· llANY Flt{£ ITEMS OF dow a1r nod. teO; pwr Newtpaper Dellury, IHept/Secy Saleaman. to dlalrtbate NHcla ~aat.·up artbt Jdeoad.«·l03.1 .ea.1»8ll9 :,rJ.: ~~·. c;~14:0f= ~l~Ab~J~~;f,L~~· ~:n ~-· !f!• :~l~!i R.tdne or stlldeot with Sophl•tlcated phone .t«ns at Hctwllte " Sta· with 10me \Yplol aklll• z u ·love\¥ PC"a alna: 11 SHIH·TlU 1waa tamps US. rod TtQUES. FINE FURN . chri OJ'.,. aolt du • ·dependable ur needed m.a&UHW, lood lyplst. Girl Uooory •~res, Ora~':CS" wlllln1 to furn com· bowl &s pbtter. 1 from Pupplea m outatandln& velvet 1watlampS25, •m ETC. PHONE FOR IN clotbu, pictures. 4 for early momln1 route ft'lda,y ttt1poruJbDitJH. LA Co.1 a1n rebq r1 • putmudphotocompo1I· Pruaala.537-170'1 llnobf'cdabow&spet.All cabin t $10, walnut chr FO." BROCllURE mucbmore.f73.flf1. an Oranae. 8 DMY• p/wll:. Re.I Bstale Developer comm 1u oo •• •· tioft. Salary open. Call prlcea. 1 color1, pick $10, Maplo butch $145, 662200 ~ 2Hn p/day. ~·2840 uak nr OC Airport. 6'-od re· ~ orqpt. Art.9'79·3Stt 1.._ .. I OIO youl' puppy now, lMY dbl ~ headbo1rd S7, ;:araae Sal,, 4 famlllh, -for.;;_;I_nde___::pende __ n_t _~_al_er_._, sum• lop .0 . Box c 19525, SALES p/tlme Uoo thru ..... ho A ~-E • won't last. 768-17&1 al\ phone an 8pm, 645-1851. Ganse Sale, lCHPM' Oct 11. IO Dartnp>r 11 B. $at. lrvw,c..mu • '"" • .,.eP-ne M ..... rv. x· ••••••••••••••••••••••• sPM . 2:1. Oav~port, 2 chain, le Sun. o•ry. Beach/ MUISl S AIDiS Fri. 5•9PM. No exper pcrdorwUltralJJ.Swm1 FrdlhlDamaseKotpolnt Q>mp.furn.chlld'1bdrm. drp1. c:tc. 42$ Viau Oarf!eld,.rta. 3'11 E.xperpttf'd.MeuRoeoptJoolat, Unisex nec.W&Jllr1tln.$3~rbt. & eraveyard shHu. &ile.S308W.Warner, CrutDanePupple1AKC. maple5pc.en.aernble12!1 F1ora.N8 v..d. Conv. Hosp, 661 Salon, Jmmed. opening Forlnfo.Cal1 1M7-7217. 540-lm. nearHarbor.SanlaAna champlionline.aacrlflce. ea.49'-4506 ---"--------tVARD SALE: lOAM S11t, C.e te:rSt C.M for 1 t/Ume 4' l p/Ume. S A L E s p t 838-0829 (710 Levi panUa 1llmn ampll retrl1. $50, cpt. 125, new n ' · Rocle Hair1tyUni. So. . a r 1 • TWO f"r'ttlu uvri&hL 15.S cu. • Matching couch & t'hr$80. nu puu cloth, mlac. 322< cllnatta, t9S, bed $25, ......._Aides Co tut p 1 aza, CM . bm~/iomeni/%~c~: S & L lrvlt\e, aeelt.lOJ lull fL Froatfrec.$200. AKC Cocker Sp~nlel, Cojfec tbl $20. Bu atools Idaho Pl.CM. S/S9·4. stroller. SS. other ilcll"l:s, •-Orderil 640-8888 Apply ln ptrton opp Y or ex a 1 ° & part Umo teller. Exper 5'0-'791l2 male. buff, 3 mo I old. $1.f'13.Q36; SG9866 ~wn Eldla & Nwpt Blvd. • • ~•·d !' 1 Manaaier MlasFatar. ' you:,own hn.,xbent comt preferred. Call Pe-rson· 1 1 •1 S'15. Mu11t 11e111 Child •I 4X8 HO train layout. : 120 Mot;te Vlna Ave .• f,.xl)tr. prw · uayv ew • ml& .... o~. ~us. nea ne1714.1~~ Frl&lda re Imper a lerglc.~l-4776art.3pm. Dlo.rmtblw/2 leavea. engines & much moro. CM $48-tMS Coov. Hotp. 205$ Thurln Rccopl/Gen Ofc. Lite appcanns. 673-9091 dryer. Xlnt cond. $J2S or 5chalrs, $75. Al•o cabinet 1lcrto. --·------- Ave.CM 642·3505. bookkeepln•· 10 Key. SAi ~Retail & dellvory TRAVEL AGDIT beatofrer. 549-1724 Bull MosUJt & Rhodesian ~-2624. Hooaler klchn cupboard. Color TVj clothes, furn., Typing 60. Const.rocUor ' · Needed for busy . Rldaeback pupa. 811. maple crnr cupboard, 10 howlewa~• Sal/Sun. 309 NURSES ' exper. $500 mo. 642-4.226, clerk for art & drafting Newport agency. 2 Yris 19~ cu ft ~I pool frost family protectors, $35ea. Dln.rM set l&e tbl w/l boat, 15" US m oaa Wake Fotett Rd. C.M. IH°..LVH s·JJdes CM supplies.Salaryba11edoo per min In lnt'I" Cree refrigerator. SlSO. 646·G3SO. leaves & 6 chairs, Duo 84a.114a. Tap poy. F.xper'd need exp. C.U~eer opportunity~ ~~mttUc com in II sulcs. C4JI 873·5276. can Phyfe 559·0104 ----------!Corner arr., guitar. lawn onlyupply.ConvlcacuteRELIEF from 3pm Apply m person, PASS lary commeuaurate sEARS COLDSPOT SILKYT&IRYPUPS Doubt Bed Guraao Sole, am ap mowet,l~taofat\.llf.&t facUltyplocement. Thursday to Sunday Gr:1phlc11. N4220 Von w~•xper 833.9619 t 1 / fee er near AKC. M/F. pvt pty S25c:itas pllancea. naug couc h, OC\ly. 10~12th St. Hunt. More)• Hunn 3pm Care for elderly Karman• cw po r I · · re r ~ ~ Z115· 847.tll96 · • lamps, wall hana1, bra11 Bc:h. _ ~ Re,litry lady. Ambulatory. In Beach.833·8262. -new. · M 646-.3863 hdbrd, allde projector,--------. - 63H313orW.236S CdM. Own Bdrm & Ba. SALE~ 'J'yplsts/P/Ume SS hr Kenmore 30" automatic t.~~~l~uX~1c~· 2 males, Lg down sofa s100. 7· ~~r~~~dao~l~~'<'s!l~ ·~:~o~ ::~1°'/i':bt~i. ---------1 673-5334 1 Elec Tech Rudar $'7.SOhr gas oven & range. Use<l 1 · pooltbl $15 Kg wtrbd hll >"N· ~ oc · · · 0 1 1 , NURSES AIDES ~~~~' s;rr!o~~~~nlns Recepl/G.Ofc to$725 yr, in storage for 4~. 551•2153 ~.5bdr~chesta.Muct Segerstrom/W.ofRalll) }:~it~: 1~t!~t~~r I 7lo3shl(t.Willlr:.lnlf R E SALES leres ted in careers as ._.Tech/BnaPklo$700 Sl00.548·9573 .MlniDox1emixedpupp1es more.642-0839 •G IANT GARAGE misc 34:.l So Towner dependable Country • • · frvlDe Personnel Agency need homes SAL~ s · l · o d Cl b c · l l l=rffl4day sales professionals. We 488E 17lhCostaMesa Gold Tappan lcaah 84~ COUCH brown/beige • an • l\Da < I H u ~v Sa:l~c:~a nl offer xlnt working conds, SUlteii. 642 141C masher. New. $100. Hettulo~. wood a rm ir Sat. <?cl· 23,(9·5) MacArthu.1 . 545-6690 A~r:e. Santa Ana. Ph Trol ngCourse above avg comrn1•von ~ 841~126 Lhasa A)>so puppies, 2 front. SlZS. Xlnl cond. ~~~~~~\~hJT~:~· LIDO ISL~ GARAGE ~1 & tile pote.n 1a or maJes,AKCChampion& 551-1342 ' · s. LE ----------1 • Perll<>nal lnstructlon growth w1th1n the co. VDT Operator Kenmore Dix elec dryer. s h o w q u a I I l Y • Giant Garage Sale 407\.'J •Managementopporty's Full or p /time) Call Thll lime position ope,n many xtra features. 714.0011-1783. MO y INC! PI an? Heliotrope St .• Corona ~~·s~l~~~in:~:1~~ Nursing •to!Kl%Commiss1on Judy, (714)846·302-I. os a video display perf. cond. SlSO. 645·2189 . . . rechner. 18 cu fl refng 67 2 03 RMSUl'ERVISOR •Onlhejobtraining terminal operator ror a aft5PM lnsh Setter puppies. 6 l~mps. boudoir chr delMar. 5· 1 VlaUndl,N.8 . 7a.3c:30u tSehlnb. oMausp\ ta:~ Sandwich Shop Helpr, rster Some ex~r1encc e ng.. m1ra. kyrs. papers. <7141499·1289 mote.833·2199 Sat.Oct22,9to5PM Sa Sun9·5 h •Many top office toe 's Baslc/io'our mini com R f . Ad . 1 2 weeks. purebred, n o kitchen lbl & chrs. mucll GAR~ESALE .. help nrepare sandwiches . . bl b ·11 old. auto Ice ma er, De be I I k CM supervisory ~per. Xlnl " s des1ro e. ut w1 good-xlnt cond. $250. Free to You 8045 Match'g uphol'd chrs. ~ 18110 w rry. rv ne lS85 er, .• benefits. Contact Mrs & serve customers. 2 train lnd1vidua~ with de· 847-8621 ••••••••••••••••••••••• d~r lbls, 7' sofa. Reas Unfinlshed china hutch, .Jensen, Costa Meu RED CARPET shirts avail. 11 AM lo monstrated typmg s~ . Shep/Collie male, tags, Mlscltems. 968·9576 lawn mowe r• han1ln1 Moving, fl'!Wl sell cooch & Memorial Hospital REALTORS 962-1011 2PM,&SPMto7PM.CM. and accuracy. Work in1scunrefngerator.Ken· etc. Obeys well . baskets. picnic table & chr, bds, fence, cpts, 642.2134. FordelailscallLinda 646-4678alt2PM pleasant envlr·onment more washer & gas Neutered. Good home Brand new queen aliE benchead. crib, crhlrnchlledla Cmleuvecla~,.,.mH~{~~:4g2 ~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j1---------1 with _goo~ com_pany drycr.645·4832 646-0724 ma«re$sset,$140. ~a&es. ozens o ram "~ · . ......,...... · RESales Secretar1"es ~~::~t:ca·t~oc~~?t~~~n~ W~HER&DRYER Med. sized half Germar QJ1t646·357o pictures.etc. ~.On Ln. H.B. So. Office Help For retirement r e · sldence. 7-3. wknds nee. Varied Julies incl supervising racil., dis· pensing medlcution, s wltc hbrd. M nture woman ex per w/Gcrialrics prc f'd . 49<1·9458 SUCCESSfUL year. t·ompany paid $100. shepherd needs home 7'off·whitedivan. Dover Shores -Furn., n1er, betw Spr· CostaMesaOfflc• ManyNeededNow!!! group Insurance, credit Ml·0242 551·5619 Loves kids. Has shots & Reasonable chandeliers, luggage"", ng lo/ Edward s has openings for 2 /\s ~i~.~~;:1~~.v .;e~hn~c~I: union, etc. Apply . at G.E. frost free 2 door. he. Call arter 5:30pm Call642·9685 photo d1'~or. hair dryirs, _846-607 ___ 0.""'F _____ _ sociates. Experiencec Marketing & Purchas· O,rango Coa s l Daily White, xlnt cond. $150. 751·9070 ' CHANGE JN COLOR i:s1.r mls~~e~r~t P:~J: MOVING only. Licensed rea ·ng Pilot. 330 W. Bay SL., CaUMS-0588 MaleblkPoodle scheme, if you can U!U 1034 Pescador Dr . 2~1tl eatale salesnoople. Cal 1 · GOOD SKILLS Costa Mesa: between the · I yellows & greens N B h s t/S 10 4 ~--' I ... ~ hoursofS:OOAM·5:00PM .Amanacheslfrir$110.Lg logoodfamily. emon pc .a un · "'"" •ow tor interview. Ask fo1 TOPSSSSSSSSSS Call for appointment upright frzr $115. G.E. 968·S459aft 3. likenew.Gametable&~ f . dd & Custom b t h ome 81l1Lachenmyer,owner. NeverAFeeAlTcmPo. pleasc.642·4321ext216. Frost free refrig SSS. chairs, 6 dmlng chairs.Stove, re r1 g.,~r s Everythlnf Goes•• .Top 1800Newport Blvd.CM 0 "'qualOpPorlunity 642_0088 Kind. pretty 3 yrs, male misc lamp~. pictures. ends. 153,3 r. 0 ramar quality, U e new:84i E. OS /VS Senior Pro ·,._.646-_3928_•.•e•v•e•s:.6.73.·.45•7•7.. ~emno "' Emplo)er Shep Collie mix. Free tc svc ror s. d1&~es. Kg 12 BalboaPenin.1 ·2 McFaddenS.A.Z blksW. g ra mer I An a I ys t.1'"·---------.. --P:.----------1Scars Kenmore elec gdhomew/kids.673·1501 mattreu. Ilk~ n ew Baby clothes. toys, NwptFwy. Ptr1me position andJor·i---------.. WAITRESS dryer. Gold. Used 6 mos. FREE PUPPIES 833-9779 or 536-884 various household Items. LA.ST Ch 1 ho consulting. Resume Restaurant TE~l~::o~Xl~iLP F/time. Apply, Tino's Sl00.552-0937. Beagle Mix. Maple Kg si headboard Sat/SUn. 10·4 202 Pearl, dresse~":. ~~:,t f2 ~~~·~~~~~?st~~'. fAR WEST Equal OpJ>Or Employer c~zl~~ 'y 3~~4; y ?'~~~Sears Kenmore _Dshwshr. 549.3255 pl~ypen, all like new, ~ Balboa Island. drawers, 2 nlleatnda: $60. Ste F4. Costa Mesa 92626 SERVICES 1----------i Niguel Port, J>OWer miser, chop Spayed female Doxie ve11 misc luebold. 675"7850 GigOftfic: 2 Channel A/C amplifier Has a new exciting con , · blk top. xtnt cond. SlSO. gentle. xlnt pet 540·2524 Wood carved bench $l50 G Sal $35, S Trk tape dk, $45. PARENTS ccpt an restauran •Secretones toS l 250 Wailress, Food & 494-5593 orSS7-4161 <2> wht & gold wood Sat/Sun~~1oto~cycle, Nb sorfted_,s'!'all tabltes. Hav~youl5·20hrsawk servlre.llislobenamed Secretaries-Legal Cocktails . exper'd. . r· Gd car ved mirrors SlOO ase or111r1ramewa er 10 work while children Acctng Clk Construction Irvine Coast Country Admrral S/~ re ng. 01 · FREE l'UPPIES baby equip .• books, toys, bed, lrg eara1e storage SUNDAY'S . $400. Admiral Eye.level 675-4927 clothing & furn. 3039 't odds •• d are in school ? Field En· Employers Pay All Fees Club. 1800 E. Coast Hwy, range • .,.,,. Or wi"ll trad" 847·8853 C t w L uru, mal\Y •en s. terpnses hns p/lime U · And is located in l\lissior Liz Reinders Agl"n cy N.B. Call 673·9131 ask for .....,.,, " . 5 Pc Medit Living Rm set res a ay' aguna 8282 Bryant Dr, Hunt. ceptlonal earnings OP· Viejo al 27150 Crowr 4020 Birch St. Ste 101 Karen. fo r Radar range. 642·8494 AKC remale, spayed Irish Couch, love seat & 3 tbls Beach. Sch. 847-1353. por. in school related Valley Parkway, on the Newport Beach 833-SIOO 1 Bic:yc:les 8020 Sett.er. 3 yrs., Kse dog, Sl75. 642·9849 ~ales. Call Virginia East corner off the Sai Call forAppt/Estab '65 WANTED: Exp styl st xlnlw/kids,963·7400 BIG GARAGE SALE SUl'EltGARAGli · w/claenlele an Norlh ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scotch plaid HIDE·A · Furniture, clothes Calkins. 557-lo.11_. ---1 Diego Freeway. F SECRETARY Costa Mesa area. A1>PIY NEW & USED BIKES and German Shep pure bred. BED. $50. 2133 Federal Ave, Costu Statues, stereo equip. 2 Part time Mon thru 1-"ri. CNooo~~nterviewing or Accurate typist. book· an person Mon all day or parts. Cruisers. l\JX's, 3 spa~ed fem. 2 yrs. Com· 557-2005 Mesa, Fri. Sat, & Sun. refrig, tiffany lamps, Sam to 2pm. Counter '" Tues morn. Swilchcraft & JO Spds. Cycle & Co. paruondog. G7S·2S33. Weber BBQ. roll lop jewelry+ display equip. he_lp_._c_·a_ll_5S6_·0780_. ___ , :-:;;;::!, ~h~r~:U~dn. gp~rs~~ahle~ Hairstyling. 1~1 Baker, ~~~7~1~wport Blvd., C.M. ABANDONED! mothe1 D~~ri.r di~a~i~~%'te~~ ~~syke rl~k~ an:;· Bg:~ Contem~o home aceess. PART-TIME Real Estate Of ri ce. Costa Mesa. 540 o34 t. cat & l liny kitten. Free. combination, dineue ts recli ner, color TV con· 401Y.aHc otropeCdM OPPORTUNITY Hosteu Persormel Newport Center. Call Yng man 16·1S yrs. lite 3 & 10 Spds. Cruisers & 2051Newpc>rt81vd,CM blc w/6 chairs, 2 desks sole, bicycle. Much, Mo v I ,. G s ALE! In t>roduclion dept. firs Food WaltrHs Gerrie. 640-6600 fadory wrk, morn. after· St~ndards . ~arts & re· Small wht cock a Gd Call 546-0S64 aft 6 or much more. Every ti ing goes. 25s8 Mon noon·'1Pm & Spm . Cocktail Waitress RY noon. Must be fasl & gd pair. Trade-ms. Guaran· d 1 pooh'ld Sat/Sunday. Wes tm nster, Costa l t lewing Mon Fri SECRET A w/hands 645-2102 tees. 631-2101 oature • oves c 1 · . . Mesa 64,.7204 4am, Tues 5pm-3:30am. n er;AM toSPM · To handle diversified . · . . . Freetogd hm. 979-1354 Handsome 1-of-km~ anti Garage Sale: F\Jr,n. tools,, ___ ·--1.------- Noexper. nee. Will train. At Our Temporary duties in commercial re· Antiques 8005 Sc~~inn Super Letour 12.2 K"ll 6 k l que grn stereo cabinet 6 orchid plants. clothes. Sat 9.3 Oily Odds·n·Ends. Apply• Pennysaver. 15-\5 Office In The Trailer al estate development of· ••••• •• ••• •• • •••• •• ••• • 23 • Fenders, bag, $175. Sia~~!e. m~f ce &s fe~!rc long. S75. 549.9410 . telescope, misc. 1062 San some rlrn, lamps, etc. Newport Blvll, CM On Premises ~ce. Gd shorthand & typ· Wonderland ~-0949eves. 5'i6-5392 HIDE·A·BED. Unused ~~~o9-~.lrcle, C.M. Sat 1842 Galuy Dr. NB. PBX OPERATORS We are an equal mg, ~xcellenl gram~_er, • Boys yellow Schwinn Slin· . . cost $390, sell $165. & • PLM~TSALE Telephone co. or exper. opJ>Orlumtyemployer_ s~lhng & ~ompos1tion Of Antiques! gray, knobby wheels, Spec1aJ Male Dalmal•?n DELIVERSs.4·4760 Cleaning out! Mimeo· Ferns alms & much pref"d .. but will train skills r equired. Real JIUGE warehouse great dirt bike! $25. needs happy home 1~· , graph,S80.Catrole,S20. more.S•/SUn675·2236 \':irious shifts. Wknd!> ---------i estat e backg round crammed with over 500 546·3424 clud1ng yard.Lovcs k1ds. PLU~II cut velvet 8soh Slide Projector, $20.1----+----- ·•bo.E.O.F:.6-IO lllO. RESTAURANT helpfut.s7sotmo.Callfor music boxes. ni ckelo· 673.7293 & G loveseal. Countr) Polaroid.$20.HouseholdSAT·SUN Assorted furn. appt. Emkay Develop· dcon pianos circu!I or· Mans lO spd Royce U".'ion, F t d h m style SOLID WOO[ items, Books, Suitcases, Garden Tools, OHice POOPLEPERSON J AC K IN ment&Healty.S33·8680 gans. wait clocks. xlnl conll. $45. Ladies 3 o:rema~ ~~~p. 4° yr~: KING ~lze bdrm set etc. 19S21 Briarly Ln. Credenza. 23U Falrhlll 1-;,ec needs p/t1me as· SECRETARY fo r Real gr a _ndf_oi ther. c locks. spd Schwinn. $45. femalespayed.499·3858 w/armo1re. Inlaid wood H.B. (Adams/Newland) Dr,N.B. ~<><'. 1n whslc supply. F'\Jt. THE IOX . . . F h" fascinating antiques. 645.SSSO game set, wood coffee Sat. 23 only! ---------Iv l·apil.iliicd. G73·2"l23. \'.;slate Co. in as ion W h S II bl k & h"t tbl lg lamps queer M • S I Island. l\lusl have 4 yrs Over Sl.000,000 ~rt 2 New Bikes. Man & ma ac w I e bdr'm set W/Che;t. All ir Garage sale. Bunk beds ov1ng a e PHONE SALES Phone Sales people, male or female, 16 lo 65 years of nge. Cuarant~cd wages or commissions. 250 Ensl l7th Street . Suite 0, Costa Mesa . between 5:00 & 8:30 p.m. Sl6·<1223. t::quul OpPortunity Bmployer Full & l'ort-Time exper .. type 65-70 wpm. Amencan International womans. Never used. rem~le puppy, xlnl xlntcond 554-4760 sewing machine KJrby 543 Santa Ana, ND. All Shifts sh S0·90 wpm. Apply Galleries; 1802·T Ketter· Sl60forbolh.675·3175 w/children.496-8427 . vacuum record's 1334 Sat/Sun/Mc>n. t to 5. 'fMl,369SanMiguelDr. Ing St.. Irvine. Tel. Chlldhasaller .Smwell EarlyAmericanantiques Hampshire Cir:N.B Complete louse full of 1 m mediate ope".'ings #200, NB. S754·1977A7M. ~l~~~e~. ~~u Wlding !'4~:~c:':.~~.~~ behaved L:~/Collie . tbls. chr, chest drawers. westcliff area. Sat only. rurniture &appliances & available for applicants at. o · ISi • •••••••• • s ed h t 63l 3838 Call 846·1096dys. misc. overlS Pleaseapply inSecurity Guards-OriginalAgedBarnwood, pay ,sos. · · 3 FAMILY GARAGE•--------- pcrson ~ta local Jack in Im med. opening in l'UBLIC AUCTION 60·80 yrs old. 1 "x6 .. Pair wht inside cats gold Twin bed mattresses for: SALE: furn, clothing, HorHs 1060 theBox Newport Beach. 41 llrs MANYFINEITEMSOF Roughcut , l "x 12" eyes Gmos Noyngkids beds $100. Oriental etc. 2103 Federal, CM.••••••••••••••••••••••• · · per wk . Graveyard shift. ESTATE .JEWELRY. Weathered. various or dogs 535:io84 cocktail table, black $30. Frl/S/S SAl.EOR LEASE 385 E l7lh st. Rivas Uniforms furn. Wkly pay A RT 0 BJ ECTS, AN· sizes. sandblasted Sl.25 · · Kitc hen table $30. 5 · Morga n Qlr Gelding w 5Harbor Blvd w/overtimc & paid vac TlQUES, FINE FURN., p/sq. rt. firm. Pvt ply. Forwelfarefamonly. drawer bureau, custom SAT & SUN, 2 garages mustactlmmediately • l20SDakcrSt Call for Interview ETC. PllONE FOR IN-1146-2111 PortBlk&whtTV. made $45. Knee hole full, 571 Plumer St. CM . 645.791s The ubove addresses arc ail located in Costa Mesa 213/573-9150. FO & Bfi OCU UR E. 645-8780 desk, 6 drawers $65. Call ~l~n~lh~e:_::a~ll~e!..y~of~f.:._P~a~rk~A:=.v::;e·~:--:-:-:;:-7::-:::-=;-;-::;:::-t>i5·2200 APPROX. 250 sheets of between5&S.548·4987. . Beautiful 8 Yr old Mare. Secy /Receptionist 3/S" exlerior plywood Bike for girl between . , 2 fam1l.Y gar~ge sale Sat. Spirited, but gentle. Newport Ctr Jnterna SHIPS LANTERNS used. Ask ror Dave. 177 agcsof6&12. Very old w1!1e colored, 7 Schwinn bikes, ced~r GymKhann trained. t1onal CPA rirm moving 5'l0·3422or 673·4339 E. 22nd St . CM blwn 645·8780. Wool Mohair sofa carved chest, dog hac., picnic S400 7~537 P'L tonewquartersreq'se)(· Sam·5pm . woodtrimSS0.546-8007 tbls .. toys. chlldrens --·-------UMI ERS Equal Opportunity per'd secretary & recepl· B kf t Set Free small mixed breeci clothing, much more. AQllA Geldin( 8 yrs. show IOATS ~mployerl\1 /F It pist Dictnphonei.kills rea as Ccrnwros &r Puppy, Poodlc/T e r 2 Avocado uphol. clut 32451 Adriatic, Lag. winner" triil saddle & Mm J yr exper req'd.l~~~~~~~~~~I a~ul\l. CallMrs.Allclay. Cons isting of New Equipment 8030 rier/? Resc. from Frwy chrs. Xlnt cond. $40 ea Niguel, nr MonsrCh tack,495-l4S2a'tt.7 pm. Must have own tools & betwn · 2.4 m for appt. England hard rock ma· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 846-9423 3210 Dakota, CM Plaza. lransp. Top woges & xlnl P pie drop leaves table/2 4x5 Crown Graphic w/135 • . 05 ----------tHouMhotd 4ood1 I065 beneflts.Apply toSccuri· RETAIL 835·1242. leafs. Hnsl &. hostess Schmeiderlens&access.Fumdur e 8 0 OAK flnish~d desk, w/aoutique Christmas ••••••••••••••••••••••• tyGuard.WestsailCorp, ASSISTANTMGR Service Station Attf'n chrs+6 str11ighl chrs. +alum. case $20o.••••••••••••••••••••••• birch-burl mlaid lop. & Jtems Sl·SlO. Slate pool ORIENTAL RUG. :!75 McCormick Ave, ForJr.sportiiwca.rehaln dant, exper'd. Day & Spec111llypraced Cnnbe 497·3928or493-8656 **I BUY ** high back .exec chair. table S375, J orges play Kermanpattem&color, Costa Mesa. store. Opportunity for Eves. Full & p/lime. Ap seen nt . S2200 value, sell for $<150. rug $40, Basket Bazaar, 9><18. appr.ised al $1850. sdvoncement. Salary + 1 Sh 11 Slalion l7lh & Antique Center GAF Super s movie Good. used Furniture & Call Scott al 543·9335 baby furn. new crib, Sel1Sl100.!f79·4587 !'lumber, cxper. fllst. comm with exper Apply f ~: ~B ' ~\I CM camera. Zoom tens, slow Applannces-Olt I will w/retumcall. finches, canaries. See•----_._ ___ _ d ean worker. New & in person nine. · 1996 wpl Bl. motion, many x lrns sell or SELL for You. Al 1 1 h.d dime·a·llne. 1857 Bon· CARPET. 34 sq yds Scrv. Own Lools & trans. PETRIE·s Service station attendant Bellutiful &>lglsn Oak & Ust, $350; $225. Duel 8 MASTERS AUCTION b~de f·~ue~n ~ze ~1f~!; nalre. NB 631-0382 yellow plu!f'a, 100% wool. 'fo$7.S57·227Snfl. 7pm 147\Vestminsler Mall Apply In person, 467E beveled glas~ China· projector. auto thread· 646-8616 Ii 113°9625 tone's~ 87;.s6of ( mil S l/S C4f·l309 Westmin11ter Campus Dr., N.B. Cam-Sideboard sooo or best mg. rreere frame, xoom · • 2 a y aar~ger a un. ~~~C:.~::"u~\11:~~a~i~j~ pus & MacArthur. oHer. 642.8446 ' ~~~s7.47;isl S190; $125. s:pvp~·~ Nc;:i6~ ut:1i!~~ 4 pc antique yellow girls ~~~~s~ar<:iaus, Corona ~~!~?. .. '•••••••!~?.~ ' Q '11 • k n1' Sales Career-st eady . t d ~· · • · " bdrmset.Canopysetup, ---------1 area. un ty wor o Y. ~rvice Sta. 1\ ten ants, 5 Oak Pressbock chairs, 35 Bargain Nook, Now ~ 1230/bslofr 646.(>073 SUPER BARGAINS WA llfED 495-1751. work.Sl75wk·uptostart. full&p/lime .. Exper'd. smaller size S70 each Cats 80 Stores -54~ & 8L4 W • · · ~ , Fullerllrush554·785l Apply Ray Cercy 5" ... 1"'"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19th CM 642·7930 • 7 Walnut dining ch:iira FOR EVERYONE TOP CA:fH DOLLAR Printing Office Services ' c ""' ,,..., • · · 0 ' 19442 Bluegill Circle H.B. p A 1 D f !OR y OUR P/tl Id ores ' SALF:S /F'ULL-TIMF. Chevron, 604 S . oosl PERSIAN Kittens, top MB·3262. '25 each. Oood cond Snt&Sun JEWELR'' WATCHES, l me. 1c1r1P11 . · Specia lly shop II u Hwy, Lagunu Beach. MEW SHIPMENT quaUty,ahow prospect1.97 ~~9-~?.38~5~-----ll--;;;:::-:-;;--;:;:-;:--;;:--I ,ogunn s orea . • · " · 1 i 1 638-9308 Beout. antique mahog, -ES , ART OBHCTS. GOLD, 830-0890 Woman, exper , prof d. Service Stu. Attendant, FRENCH· Prov nc a etagere, 5 s helvu, NEW MAGNIFICENT OARAO ALE SILVER SERVI C.F., ---------• Call8"2·4234• F /llme days. Exper'd desk, Armolre, Marble lOWeekOldSlameseKil· beveled mirror. orig. CUSTOM ROUND Honda OO. oven s , F INE F~RN & AN· P/tlme Sales, $40·S70 only. Lit e mech'l Top Vanity, Dar, Bombe ten. Housebroken. Male. ship lnglabel M8·1736 QUEEN S 1 z E dshw11hrs counter top TIQUES 05 2ZOO wk/up. Men, ladles, slu· SALES L~DY. mature, knowledge prer'd. Nenl Desk/Cheat, 1:nb!es, Adorable, needs allen· p . BEDROOM SET, ALL stoves, much more. 1973 . - d e nt s. Eves/ Sut for n;w g1~\ sh~p. lonr appear. & handwriting. Love Scuts. Chairs, lion, worklna mother. Early American Furn & MIRRORED HEAD MapleC.M.8·4Sat&Sun UY11toclc 1075 554-7851.839·'7~. two y11Swt y.S PPJ; n Apply morn&. 2590 Kitchen Copper, etc. $30.551-0042 miscellaneous. Jteasoon· BOARD. 1 OF A KINDi GARAGESALE ••••••••••~•••••••••••• .---------t pc#28rsoLn. ~~ oyr udnP. I iop Newport Blvd, CM ENGLISll·Table1. Hall . blc.Ph848·S204 MUST SELL IMMED Blondebdrmrurn rattan Reg.Moraf an•re,broko • um.,.,r ar nia. Tree1, Cha irs , CUte7wkoldSlsmese ktt F . ' Id drl e blk Real Estate L1111una Beach, Ca. SERVlCE MAN Ureakfront. l.OADS tens. Reasonable. Bamboo Liv rm set, SACRJ ICE. 759-0077 chr, tbl & ottoman. baby L<> r e v •• Ornament.al•· household MOR"''· or•7 •---. Butcher Blk kltch set, o h rt furn, m h1c llcm3. Sot k parade M•raan 1elding, OPPORTUNITY SALESLADY "" w;, .,,,"VO(K. akhatc coverco ee Sun9·4.202VlnPalermo En&. Wutern (714) pc~l control biological BlzarreAttffii!'mH "--eo•o t~n beds bdrm set lable.xlntcond.$100. N.B.••to$IOO. 338·1011 for exclusive childrens 11c1ence Interes t pre· ai'CM ..-.-"' Riviera sofa bed. AM & Cal1 642·1648 ---------- 1 M t store In South Const ferred. neat appearing, 2500N~~ • •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• PM call840·8038. Humidifier rug aham· Beaut litk reg Mor~ao anagemen Plan. Exper. only. good rel .. & drlvlna re lr11hsetterPups. "c-ulon n• Sora" Lov· Movinn Sale pooer. bar: dlnl!l~ Hl. fllud. 9"1 reg n:i•re 3 yr 549·8585 cord reqwred. 1 , t r Oi:ak AKC,ahota, wormed. n. ... ;, ·• """:Ill • 1 ( 1 & M h broke totldo/dnve. sbow 1----------1 Ml I VI I Ant ques·uO II o • 645-7413 Seal , xlnl cood. $250 543 Santa Ana. NB. e ec ry ng pan uc al 3'1·1011 244·22l8 Development sales H Oft t o dressers. rockers. 646-2449aft6 Sat /Sun/Mon 9 to 5 more. 14281 Ave Men· qu • • , ER .,.,.,5 PestColltrol chalrs, tfoo.sler chlf· AKC Golden Retriever · Complet.e hou~e full of doclno,lrvlne.Sat&Sun.1_<1_1•_> __ 1~p---""'"l'- Expandlng company M VY" 586-2847 ferobe. chllds dresser, Pups.11howdog1,hunler, Brandoewsota4'mtchn111 furniture lnct'ii ap· tlon Mac....., IOJI necdJ penon to handle lsnowaccepUngapplicft· telepho ne. unuaual fam.pels.Xlnlpedl&ree, chair, 3 to choose from pllances "aardenlng 30 Yrt accurulabld ••••••••••tit•••••••••••• management develop· t1ons for Christmas help Sewing Moch Opr washstand etc. All xlnt 493-6861 Early Amer or Ranch tools. Formal dining rm a nt q.s,h tog. 1 • LoL~ Pork~~·ln , 4,000 lbs. ment for real utatAl of. lnulealut.ock.Ap~yin Exper, top PC work cond. AA Gpm Thurs & Style.S300.842·5247. setw/bu!Cel mitrii, vy ams. P/S U'hl· mast Make fices in Oran1e County. peraon only, lOA to prica. Benenta. M2•Sna. FTI .. ellday Sal/Sun. English Springer Spaniel. C t 10• ao'a co .. • ofE J!_~·s~_.CS,:t&Sun. 445 orr • afUPM. Must have eJtlonalve 9PM. Mon thru Saturday NB $38""2QI. 11 mo. AKC, male S50. 11• om 1 • •• Sl1to top Lano cortee ta· .CNWJ .. • management and trnln· at 9811 Adams Ave. Hun· Old Singer Treadle 5 831-ot29 ~aelL ~n'o~u: P~:k ble & end tbl. Orie $100 Elltate. le oarase sale. . • ing experience in rt· Unston Buch. Mervyn'• •SHEET MITAL• drwr dreuer clatwf0ot Male Lab, 2 yrs, blk. xlnt co!":1$i~.Sell P>biorr.6: ea, Sacrifice $40 ea. Oriental rugs. lablce. Ml•••"" 1010 sidentlal resale. Ex· lt an Equal Opportunity Workers. lmmed. open· table. Call /or price. care. Nds lrg ynf/loving whl rattan 10fa bed,~ 673-2079 carved sot a 4c c hrsi ••••••••••••••••••••••• c~lent salary. benefits Employer. lnaa. ApprenUce macb. ~ home. 145 883_2038 MS.a362 "--5 .... _ IOH lamps, phmo beach, fut G rand. I~ th er c Io c ll and dyn amic 1rowth ~rtlke It punch PR · · ---r ..., length ranch mink coat. We1lmllll11ltr Chimes, potential with solidly opcraton. Alao, tralllee Oak 1ldobrd gd cond. 1890 Sprtnier Spaniel 1 wks old sora Sleeper. queen, blk ........... •••••••••••• fl 1 u r I n e •, cul & muatael11"4'4780 based firm. For con· oponlnc. D&W. 1'701 Ouk couch frame mlr· pupplet. Affectionate. wet look, Sac $13s.Sale:54"Rdoaktbl,setot depression 911111, sliver. , ndenllal Interview Hnd Pomonll Ave, CM. Apply. ror/hitboob 646-2803 beaut. Uver/wbt.e. AKC 673-7379 Pvt. Ply. e pretsed bk chairs, cir p&inllnu, plcluru & LIKE NEW 8 Pool Tbl, reaume to P.O. Box 18'2. OPPOlt'TUMm 9am·ooon. reglstettd. 639.3221 (714) tv, aofabed, mJsc. 1015 rromet, 181 1011, col lee-ort1S800,~et1111 $460. &c· SantaAna,92703 ~ oltn when'fou1--5-HO..-•--~-----ioAK DRAW LEAF 7'blacknauollydaturled W.Bay.N.B.87U828 tabln,drapei,patHhru ceu incld. Al10 pool ~~~~~~~~~I UH reslllt·1etthi1 Dally ""_,,__.,. DlllllNG TBLS. Ltrse ~ltorSpanlelsAKC. coucb.$50.C.ll '"Schwln"•.smlcolorTV, wtndow,Gymmat much lampQ>.882·5178 -PUot Cla11Uicd Ada to Exp lo work full Ume !or aelcd.lon. Black malea, 8 woeka. 651·1092. ~ ·-misc. Priced to soil rest. -----. ------ reKb the OrAnl• Cout Cbriatian publlahlna 2340 Mwpt ll•cl. 837-6232 wir bed frame, push S.t & Sun 1o.3 ONLYI Woman a lhr coat, Ottece 1be fut.eat draw ln the mullet. firm. Wac ea com. C111rft.....,. Sora Bed, loun1e chr, mower, Jr. encyclopedia llO?t Country Club Dr lnsldt. n•ver worn. n . w Daf'w Pilot Pl!Me"2.$878 mennrate w/abllllly. Australian Shepherd pup. dinette aet, bookcaae, set. animal cafes, toys, M V rd ' 14. St2.:f. New beige c::;titJ Ad."Pboa• Call C710558·051l for IRlwpritH pl~.Goodbreedin1,S2S. cotrce tbll palntlna11. aamea, ml1c. 32S6 esa e e. panelllh311SlhectsS2.SO ~~IG~~.,...~~========::l~~~~~~~~~appt~=·==========:d[.:===~'~4~6-~t~l~4~1====~·~L~5S7~·~93Se~.========J.iPrt~c~td~~~~~l644~-0~1~7~l==kCor~~,.~ll~,~cM~.648-~~19M~==~a~au~1n~cd~A~ds~_:64~2~·'5:'T8!!L~e~a.~53&<~G3'2~~====--. .. ~ • ·~··-;;;> ....... . .. ~-. ·""~-~--. ....... . .. .. \. .91 .... .---........ ~···· ,..=.-~·; ..... : .. ,L .. , ........... , .......... ~ ... --~ ........... ........._. ... ..,-...,.. ·-···--~ ......... ---~·· Mltc••aou 1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED ~ttASl1 POLtA11 PAJD 1'"0R Y OU J1 Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dime-A-Lines :!~RV, WATCllES • Btlng theM or lftaU IMtn wlt.!'I c:onact c.1h OBJECTS. OOLt tooneofow5co~entolflc ... SIL ER SERVlCF. • Nollwffl0Cli:,prod~0tplants. ft.NI: FURN lie AN • Nocotr1m•clal actsallowed. TUi<f£S. 14S-2200 • heft hem 1..u1t be priced wit.It no IMt l.UGGAGETAGS ovarsu. ... ' our famous DIME-A-LINES Q;.iL v N.DT Cll FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU DEADLINE: 3p.m. trrldty-uow. a.vst..c.M. 1l aoon-All branctl .etlcn • LAGUNA •EACH ............... , 11 .. oa. ... ,... .. • COSTA llllA ............................. .., • HUNTINGTON BEACH ••••• , •••••• 17'71 .. _.aw. • SAODL!BACk YAU.SY 2'201 UPA M. L.191ne ... from )'OUr b\.lllnus card Send one card for euct CANNISTERncuumSlO PAIR sofa Jou.nett $2:5. REFRIGERATOR SIS. VVf HOOD 11. VW door, WALLBOAllD. f1l"tJlf'OOf GARAGE doo1' opeotr DECORATOR ba1keta ruotOboab.TlmeUfe. t.a1 plus one lplire. w1 BowhQ.S b•I Si.so. OolJ R4:ht anc•e bar 125. Old 541-0174 't.5.$10. hodertff. a..i "9"'14'•12., S3 P*-S: eomplete w . oar.,.e IOc4S. BobbJ Mac: car full Mt• udL. Ocmm return permaneollJ 1hoH, alae 10, $2 .SO. ad<Una machine $10. 3 GIRL'S l __..bl .._1. dec:k '3. 1700 enclnc uch.llWJ72 door. bardwanwllhspro aeat&3.JollYlumpcrSS. SU~=U&bl ...... auled attuctJvo taii ~ Kitchen c:ur laln1 50c. pair d.tapes $8. Nelaon!te •..-, c,,~~ p&NSZS. Earl1 tt1lbot· lnp ao Cub only Sat Waot Mat ts. Colco p szs.z ...tat&.aialil. •trap. meetinf airline Driftwood 2sc. Small pool p~t. s 1auon1 blue ~~h ~d ... 's.s~ tom.$4. Extrac:ton$7.4'l 1:,_n: 1Mrr~ R .... ~~ att~m Of au dlY&m 1eat$2..s>. Wood p1111!f ment for . per pUGt • 11> ~ulrcmcnll Pro cbarc:oal barbecue $3 $1.S. New Sears exercise • ffP · bp c:ue 12$. New 40 bp c , ne I.I .DI •IAD'I ~1 $15. ll-.b e:rtb SlO. r Croqu.t Ml $1.S. lloov9' v'eat)ou & thcfll 'Fur ~ LoU ladJea clotba, 21 blke s:zs. Wrou.abt iron 50r·$l. ~ muffler $12. Beauty 'lrit.b emory wheel & but • cbalr $$. Baby t.oya IU>rllbt .. cuwn $1.1. "IQ perJC1na)lsed tas enctost P•irt H1orted •lac:k1 w ;s 11 IC once $10. ~"PLYWOOD cb°'t tu rim1. $2 .. ch. Rapid flnlwbMUlO.ta-zlJ& ELECTRIC btatu $UO. Baby clothe.a 80c4S. .sti Jl'orcl vu froa1 '1"ilJe. wat'".apc:r fobric 01 alae t, 75c·S4. l sat Decorative wall plaquea Solid unflliJihed door' c:ookrST.fObf beact.SlO. OOLFballl llltenew De La.mp IOC!. Baby car ... t boota. Le Tr•Pl*lf f,Z5. pal4ted •bile. .._ »-"DlY Clo'' 'paper & wE redwood 1t&ln $2. Shtrr> S.H3. Fireplace tools $2. e1"X2'8" $6. D•klamp' IV llywbee U . Cen· 219 PolntMtU ~ SL Redwood beocb$1.aG. N9W11dput.,alae,'1Q. 1pHd Bulb ;r.Uow will back & lrim youi Ml $3. Glass chrome tr~ Wood carrier '3. fire· flu 0 r a'a c, n t 15 • trltu_1al advanc:o dil· del Mar ' Paperback boota 10e. Rope tow 1lovea 13. ·eou lad.Jta' b.lko as. Tire tags. Or try two c:ard3 13. 'table matt~. Mini place toola $2 .. Hanginti Bathroom t lnk' w1tti lributor $10. New ev · Jewelry lOe to SUO. T.V. bq $2. Women'• cloWna cba1nl tt. unaD ar .. bacltt.oback. hat SS. Round chlpboMrd firepl11ce screen ZW~ hudware fl. water ptck I• o • r al or $ 15. W.EBER barbeqae sas JU. Dl1bt1 lOc. Boot $3. Dl1lsH $2.SO. New 20-apeed boy's = PRICES: sultablefOrmaklngtabh Jona $10. Hoover floor $2. Puultt Ule. AT·I Squar-eback •olL re Lazy·J>o7 recUoer $20 1belf U. 1•4, JU Cbl11tmu oroam•ota bit-. n.eeda b•ck S:Zeaor3/S5 $6. 3 dol. ptaaUc plAnl polisher $7. O«aslooat Yamaha parts: eyllnic* 111la&or Slt. OU 11re-Spanl&bwallunlU25.So ~w•y,CM. '1• Needlepoint oma-Sl.5. Sat ooly t-S. 1811 4/5taOSl.60ea. poU. 5e tac:b. P1ctUN chair ff. Pair bolsters &t head $7· front f.ud"r 11ure/amp 1ua,. $4. hammered a.lumloun VWbuabu $15 Back menta $2. N'ose1ay $1. DlanlOD tA, H.B. 6/9la&sSJ.50eo. frames 50c·$3. Bluel twin 1prea.d ss. Small with braket fork br~ llW'lhbll\erSlO. Assort· pan1 SlO. Romantl< t '"'" ;perood b. _ Wreaths $5410. Fabric: 846-UU 10ormottSl.40es. carpet 1weeper $4 de:1k & c:h&.1r $15. Bar·b-$4.548-i30f tdVWUreaS'f.fVIUttcc Gotblo paperbaw 25c MA ...,, c ell ... C»Yered flet\lr. rramea•--------- 8ales Tax Included Purse1 50c·Sl. Men '1 Que $2. Lavatory with Sl&. Ml·B W.17tb St. CM. 2US Federal Ave. C.M grop11le:r table $20. $10. Mln blke rram• POTS. pa as. dlalaH. NO CARD? near new cords, slacks, hardware· $5. Clairol DOUBLE bed SU; framt m.-1 Oct.22,23,&.34. sr• t rnb•1er ._ $10. $l0. Wool bed1pread, 1laasea U•IJ. Tbrow Draw your own or senc 34·32, $3·$5. Sweaters, Craty CUrl, new SS. 309 SS; wilt sell sepuatel,y. ump1 one oc. 5Sc king, $25. New outaide rup, $1 each. Coaeepota name address phone & large, Sl·S3. Men's Levi Go Iden rod. c d M. 751·191.3 ~ PIECE towel aet '2. 2 OLD couchea $20 each each. Metal 1c:affollnt 20 liJht s:z.so. 8utfet $15. sor. Toaster A. Dak SlG.. wo11'~ake one card pei Jacket $12. Shfrts. 673-5733/557-2674 Linen tabl.tdotb $2. Statuary $1-$20. Chaira ael. H·70 14 t1re chvey Lamps $3. 1851 Booaire 1212 WU'Mll" Ave. B.&. tag. l\dd25<eac:h. Medium, SOc·$2. Dmettt PING PONO table, Lar1e electric mlxer SS. S-U. 72l Shalimar Dr rimSS.142·39U. Way, off Fraoclac:o. 9G-.nr7 Send Check or money or set; 4 chairs m : tabl~ G.E. T~AST·R·Oven $10. alum In um tubular Black wall candelabra C.M.84Z·9Z78 SALTON bal&bl ........ &3!-0382 1---------der d' m· will seU seporately New Bible, large print rrame, fold-up, Seara $:5. Jewfllry box $2. 2 nil> e s... ..... ENGLISH bunt Jackel Pti•'"T PRIMTl...,C. Gun rac:k $5. 631-2274 s10. ChUd's bike carrier best. $15. New ~"Iona berfoam qullt.ed bolaten SHOWER doora SlO cart with dome $25. ELECI'RJC, dryer, 290V, SlO. Eo1ll1h rldl•I _, t11 Keepc&llin& $3. 200 loog pegboard fibered board from $7. Silverware $2. 2 bed ~ ~. 125, 2 power mowers, bl"ltcbes $10. Weat«a Coe~·~· Do~~~2626 hooks 2c each. Tires: BaJcer PlywoocS for $18; putows $2. Radio dod STEEL executlve des.• 10 SPEED dawes 28 .. rotoey & reel, $2.S each. abow su.lta $10 eacb. Ho. · USED lumber, out 81SxlS $3. H7BxlS $3. givea you a new finl SS.548·~ -..... _...587• needsbrakea<lreS20 Push mower $10. EncUsb bard bat SU. J EWELRY door/indoor, 2"x6' .. lSc G78xl4 $4. J78xl4 $2, 185 pone lab I e o 1 ...,.. . ...,... " Bike rack "Raltlfb ss' GasollneenglneS25. Pair Western ball $10 teda. ~esLyllng &repllir f~: 2."xB", 20c fl xl4radia1S4.646·3880 Christma1. Badminton o:~N~~Glt M~jesiJ.sc BABY biCh chair. llki HJblt trail complete is: ohnowslds$20.Sklrack Western allver abo• at YARBOROUCH'S Formica bookcitse $5. GOOD b'k 27" $25 racquet.a, Uke new, Sl.5C ~ :• k $15 oscib teni new, SlS. Old, but clean Horse blanket green SlO. Polaroid 104 c:amen headstall 125. H.B. Nw~Bch 631·17l'l Doors, 10, $1 each. R 101/2e2 ·f1 ' ~·=" eac:h.2tubc:hairl,p~y ...,.c ~,!Leib • ....... •• dinette set SS. BabyCBJ canvastype$8.Ms·3242. $15. 21" color TV $25 .• _MZ-_t7_01 ______ ,. 64-t-1523 . u ger n e _., blue, excellent condition. _.,, .-rffurve ...,. seat se. 645-0481 'l69'1ii W. 20th, off Placeo· PUIUC AUCTION Good dresser $25. Bell large casters, rreal foe $lO. Schwinn bkycle· GAS range $25. Kltby tiaAve. ,,. llllk tlua/maple lamp MANYITEMSOF FlNEPl.ANO bench $20. helmet$20.8.18·2410 beach or c:abin, $18. surfboard trallers, new, ntREEdecoratorlunps vacuum $25. Hampster bue$6..Redbanfllib&. ESTl\TE JEWELRY Kingsbe frame $1S; box CHEV 4 d k Large ac ry II c: pile s10 both. Waur aoftnet $10each. 862·5876 cages Sl. Electric motor PIONEER I-track ple.yer black ehaln $3. MWt ~ • spring 20 : mattress $20 · spee true lll h ed Ilk SlO.&U.·5424 SS 769'1ii w 20tb Street $20 FM converter $10 2 Ues/woodcase$10. Woocl ART OBJECTS, AN· will seU separately ·s.1 transmission with grany P ows, s ap e a V W REAR fenden , • surfboards bon os si2, twl.nbecHrame&dftsser TIQUES, FINE FURN .. Chevy 'Ai too ~ickup S2S. Chev, tall gate SlO. ~~.1 ~I~:~~ ~~C::.:nt COFFEE&end table,$10 PerfeetCOlldlUon.$25foi oCfPlacenUaAVe. no. All in excJeoi.coo-$20. z areen & browa ETC. PHONE FOR JN-parts $l·$2S · will sell Chev. back bumper $10. l Ith b d $10 Pi each. Blue rocker $15. both. 2 barrel lotaltt WOOD for paneling llke dition 1384 Rutgers Dr plaid with walnut trilQ FO. '& BROCHURE. separa tely. 155x15 C~!11per ~t $20. 8 lug taum/'ew $Gs aQeu I I.le~ Sora pillows~-Green manifold for v.w. $1.5 cedar alriplna zoc.' COV· CM.548-1003 • couches, UO each. NS-Z!OO Mi chelin X tires SS. 16 splll nm $5. 22galloo bed d $s Alb $1 iheets $1. All like new. 8*7067after12:00. era 1 square foot. 284 Matching c:oroer lable ~.gZagSewlngMachine, 16Sus Dunlop tires $3. tank $5. B" new trailer La ap~a . oodu~:r;c) VWrackSS.S.5-1953 WalnutStreet CM. RECLINER chair, S'l.2262Col&a&eDr,c.K. Tubes $2 6C5 -788S Ures$10each.Aluminum zy ~san, w • · · PAlR utra beavy 2-W • burgundy naugabyde 6t6-280'l made by Singer. Is m 839-2332 • • camera cases $25 each. 18170r1oleDr,CM.Mesa VELZA surfboard $20. tblck front doors ELECTRIC heater $1.SO. $20; "N" gauge layout __ t--------- x.lnl l'Ond. Comes In real 7.50 binoculars 520, Aller Verde. 979-1275 Compass skalebo~d. 6'7"x3'.$2Seach. 548-3888 Lamp SOc. Car aeat $2. and accessories $25 ' z SCHOOL d..U wttb at. wood 3. dwr D"sk. all for FISHER· PRICE basket· 12 noon. 1984 Continent.al SQUARE shooter camera power paw wheels, $25. 1 Redwood bench $3.50. handcrot~hettops,aman tac:bed seats, •10 adl. $SO. firm. Must sell ' ballset$4. Fisher-Price C.M.5"8·9691 $12 Ski boots $25 Ski SkateboardSl0.646-'nS'T ~~<f:.RD, llreproof, Paper backs lOc. $~.50: ladies red Jacket. 2-man rubt>e,r raft $18. 831-2551 art. 6 or wknds. music box record player . . p~ts $20 Large mirror BEJGE drapes $2S Clock ca h 892 ll75; pieces S:: Jewelry lOc. Dishes lOc. SJze 10, $2; skirts, alzeU ~ble oven $10. Cirt:• Miss~ Viejo. $4. fish~r-Pricc: play 31~:13 rc!~1ea~f:1:fe~j $2S. Mo~ie projector, radio $1S. 2 men's 10. c . . I Book shelf $5. Time M . 10, $1. 846-1246. Sc:bwum bllte $8. 2 bora tNDHANDER,afun shop Family auport SS. Fis· M d N' TV 9mm SlS. Movie screen speeds $25, Brigga & ~Broadway,CM. REDWING bunters bow air rlrle~, $10 each. I~ a 'arage. Try it, you'll hferm·Pn$c:Se PFlaysh 1-~aPnul ly st::d !,l~~Sbook~ca~e bot: Sl0.6's.910S .b. 548-4165 OlEVY : 3:08 rear end 3 PAIR long dra....., $2 SO excellent $25; 6 qt. eiec' Cillplay~rra..4;: w:abrrbece~cude hlte 1t 120 E 23rd C M ar · 1 er· r ce · . ge2an new ring S20 r-· · lri l ale . "' • • rrues-Sat lO·S ' · Play 2·1eveJ garage $.5. tom $4. Nostatg1e Sim· s H o N E y c o M B SECURITY guard shirt & Pinion '$20 &is.7057 alt.el. Unused cannisfer set $10. lilt c ce sfs~:'on m _f5 wit.b mot.or $8. Toaster' · · Playskool computer SS. mons ~ year guarantee magulnes, $20 each. 2 tie $10· cap $'1.50 large 12.00 · Radio $4. Plates 3Sc. e oew • • ee .... SS. Hair drter with bood iBEAUTYEQUIPMENT Playskool f amily bedsprings, g reat for Chevy Cra1armag1$2S. Ukenew.~· ' . ' Wine decanter $1.25. ~:-:11es~PG~~ $5. Bag or patching FOR SALE camper SS. Spiroeraph brass bed or any bed 4FlreblrdRalleywheels HIDE·A·BED greer Flower candle holders a e....,, an..........ic plaster$2.6'4-7902 S.36-9807 $3. Etch-a ·Sketch $2 S17.50. FUii. size mattress $12.50 each. Chevy lnlak~ 2 CRAGER mags, 14 ", $10 tweed, $25. COM 673-8CM.c 2Sc:. Candles 2 for 25c. po~able. 8 track play""en·-"---------1----------1 Games SOc·Sl Big Wall Sl2.SO. Nice avocado manifold $7. Car radio each. Waterskl $5. Hi· Plant pots 5c to 50c. $25, many stereoL.P. re. LAMPS $25 each. End ta. ~" 7~HS new rec;ip SlO Disney records SOc. Rag· g;ee~ carpet ?':<~..-,· S.S. $10. StoveSlO. Bedspread jacker air shocks, will flt AQUARIUMS: lS gal. Vases $1·$2 . Artlfical cords Sl each: b~ back ble $20. Twin bed & bed Ford 15" split nm, 5-lug. gedy AM doll $3. Small 3 xl2 .. $3.50. 3 x6 $2.SO. ss. GR70x15 tires &t aome Chevrolet•, '25. complete $15 : 10 gal. nowers & plants 2Sc·s.1. boob SOc each, some lltead $25. Double bed & !Ford 15 .. drop center toys SOc. Puzzles, 1000 Clothing 10c·S2. 331 Carta wheels $20. Tr a lier G78xlS tire $5. 27" bicy· show tank with slanc Christmas trim 10c·S4. toys $5-$25. 963-2586. frame $25, Bowling ball lrim, 6·1ug. Used side piece, 7 Sc. Disney Mesa St. 548·3548 ·hitches $5-SlS. Alr Condi· cle rims & tires. $3 eacb. $10; lailentglant$5; staJ Basket $1. Cord jacket SOFA bed $25· bar stools & shoes, size 120, & bac pipesS10.1Bx24 cutter for c~aracter dolls soc. NEW hospital mattress lion er parts $5·$25. 5'8-3924 f!'.mpn$3; pl1tonnpumi $8. Ladles dresses $2. 4, metal and fabric $25 $15.nd~owraCtoourcihte~c .. ~ paper or li ght metal $50 River raft $2 s· long • 548.8779 air -· re ectors & uore. Coat $3. Wool sweater h . 8 1.., • .,.,.o • "' •1&1r K;arlsan router w/tbl $50 slatted redwo~ bench nev~r used $25. Small • SOFA $25. Mat.cb.lng ch cent nxturu, all sltea $17. U ving room lamp eac • sul?er . mov '~ $25. Reel to reel lapesSOc tlhp 3·phase motor $25. $5 Women's jewelry refngeralor, works ex· GOLF cart $10. Coll clubs JLS. 2 upholstered aide $1·$3. Many acceaso.ri~ $18. 511 Tustin Ave, in al· baftf~ w~~ ~1ght ;is• each. Suitcases 3 15&.SS. troronado lawn vacuum Sl·$3 Camera $2 Ta cellenl $25. RCA TV, $25. Shoo skates $4, Men1 chairs, l recliner $20 $l·SS. 1 cracked 10 gal. ley. Matlre~ $25. Box u . n s was er, 2 push lawn mowers $10 IS75. 333 E. 18th St , CM. recorder $5. Fancy f~ blac~ .& white, excellent bowling ball $8. Stereo each. End table and col· tank Sl. Pond pump/sub Spring $25. Frame SlO. needstimer$2S. 968·7725. each. Garden tools $1 542·3379 door handle $4 . Tex-condition $2S. TV stand SlO. Toaster SS. Ex· fee table $25 each. menlbleSl.50.642·S42A SllTuslinAveinalley. '6SRENAULTenglne$1S; each. Pu~ses $1 each. 1---------1 l books & children's $1: Ke~more large elec· ecrci5erblcycletypeS20. 752-0SSB. transmission $20; doors Glasses, dishes, cooking l>oes Johnny nel?d help re· books Sl·S3 Decorator tnc gnll, used once $15. Mall res s 3 9 • • $5. GLASS 24x64 S2 each. HOT pink rattan double 2 su;EPINO bags, good $12 each: hood or trunk utensUs 50c & below.1730 :1~i..zitr~u1J~;;; ~~~~~:tf ~r pieces 50c-$i. Wine de· 548-0834 Dreasrer and n ighl Books 10c each. 1 Ad· ~ea~::, 0 a r d S 2 O ; condition $12. Go. cart SS. $12; good interior $20; Hampshire C.M.10-4 . .,.ecords & l>ooklt'l. Cost c~nler $2. Office sup. GREEN carpet 11 'Xll '. 1 stands $20. ~l~e. oval mlra~ ~elevision, 1 RCA bedsprea; g$2~·u :1tn~~ ~ht flight c~r~1er :i~· Chevy 6 chrome valve CLOTHESLINE T posts bver SlOO , :se ll s2s. ~hes; note books, card year new $25. 6'x.S' ss. truck Ure 10 ·16 S $25. telev1s100, needs r~palr, mattress & bo~ spring cO:::':tew~~~ ~~;,74 · cover~; Jag XKE door $5. Trail er hitch ST. Ta· 00.3379 files, 25c·$2. Steel table Queen 5 pre ad s2s Clothing 25<:·$2 each. 1830 both $10. Clock rad10 $3. $20· wiJI sell separately · · S2S: wipers $6: Sonar ble saw casters S5 22 ..---------1 legs SS. 2949 Andros. CM. 644-8005 • w. F1ora, Santa Ana. off 30 Gallon plasl_ic: trash Coleman camp stoves PORTOCRIB $20. High depth indicator $1~; new concrete blockS $6. • ur P.arka·raJ>bit sk1,n Sat/Su n 10.4 Warner. can $2.SO. 81g shot SIS. $lO. Desk & noor chair $15. Tape recorder automative repair 1-'ranu oil fiJter unit $15. • w/fox trim. wonun .s RIGID pipe culler to 2" po lar old camera $6. lamp $6 each Drawln $15 Booster seat $4 manuals $5 eac h ; Twin padded head • tned. sell $200: was $350 ~IN frlm1 mattress $20 .• $10. Zenith console TV COLEMAN lantern SS. Harold bell wright books table' tops S8 · SIO eachg ~ sleeping bag sts: wrought iron fence $$.SC boarm $7 each. SS2·l2118 li7S·60'13. rreetab e S10.646·M88 $15 Cycle helmet SS. Goll Coleman gas stove $7. Sl each. Small c~mer Parralel ~le;, 48 ... si·< RCA portable stereoS20. per foot: pool ta~le, cues--------- Herculon touch $600· IVACUUM cleaner. all at· bui.: $3. Golf balls lOc Antique 'told mlr~ors 50c: desk $2 .50. Tel~v1sion $20 eaeh. Electric adding 2 Barstools $5 each. Sony an~ balls $13: iron on PKILCO B&W TV witb kac $150. St"r"o' ,\nl•:. tachments $10. Stainless each. Quick reel 1220$10. ~ac:h.$Ha loween '..c:"'a· cabinet about S long, machine $20. Motorcycle tv $.5. Gas lawn mower shirt decals, 4 for $1; stand, good condition . " " ,, 1 Fibre glass tape 35c roll. lion l. Bed sprea~ $2. good wood $7.50. Su.n lC fendeu •1 50 each SlO. 3210 Dakota Ave, plaster plaques. Jes! $25.642·4362 ~. 5'.tg-:ltOO e\'s1wko1ls stce cookwa re $2 SJ Paint <enamel or nat) S2 Lamp bases S1 & $2. Bat· amtoJpm.546-1465. Dr . t' b•I 1 SlO. CM than wholesale $1. --------- -Various sites shelvinJ? gallon Jumper cables tery ch arger $4 . ' awmg 8 e amps, -· 8'2-7841. HERCULON cont em. ENNIS! Nl•wport Rt<h material 25c·SI. Glass SI.SO. Caft• traverse rod Christmas dec:oMlion CARVED oak coffee tabh e~ch. Knee board $lO. Movie camera and projec· porary 7' sora green "'ennis Club ~ll!mbcr1>h1p bottles, 6 and S gallons S2 120" S7. Peg board S2 Ughls & balls $3. Electric $20. 30 .. square co~ Jaffy board $8, Steel tor $25. Singer sewing MACRAME hangers $6; $25.Herculonc • hair: or sale &IS-16'16evcs eac:h. 123 Virginia Place. s heet. Ram bl er 15.. fan S3. Westinghouse $10. Student deak $10. 51 plaster boat $20. Camp machine table $2S 36" table $3: chairs $3 each; green $20. Naugahyde end table lumps, $5 ca C M. 646·23n. wheel & tire $2. Si.ngle electric fry pan SS. green lamp SS. 549·3229. pot~ fiS ~ort~l~e coke round mirror SS. Large medicine cabinet $3 , chair, beige $10. Real lair dryer S3. PunchlClllLDS record player bed frame SS. Saws $2 Travel iron $2. Double SOLID ~" round tablt =:~es J-s~ed c::!5r red chair S7.SO White toys. $2·$3; bookcase $2; marble S' coffee a table 1>owl $2.50 3"xl8 .. louvt0r SIO. Gold decorator table each. Shop blower $12.11 muffin f~n $8. 12V bilge S20 Cardboard wardrobl $20 247s M rl N 8 ch a 1 r $5. wash Ing sewmg cabinet SJ; graP' $25. New men's suit, r sheU Rhass. soc ca. Ex· on pedestal base $12.SO. h P mower. s land ai PU"':'P with hose ~10. 2 $5. 6'7a-657l . 84.2:-0278 eveas n:46.om machine, needs pump lampSlO. 531-4644 dark brown polyester. aust fan SI. Pendulum Pair of gold & white switch $12. Cycle Buddy stainless steel sinks, d • $15. 2 Lavatories SS. 3 Ft vw bu front e ls bi b 3BL, $15. 29" fiberglass llool geme SS. Suitcases. hanging swag lamps $25 seat SS. Vinyl wall paper 10xl3 $8. Vases Sl each. 2 NEW 4·drawer chest Cl ays heavy door SS. 278 Rose and to'w back s,;0 eaci· skateboard, s urfboard 1.50 eTt. Outdwrs man·~ for pair. Red velvet swag $2, part roUs. Luggage Am/Fm radio $8. Plum-drawers. $2.S each. m 8 LB. BARBELLS $4. lane, Costa Mesa. Phone 'SB later rear fenders sU s.h•pe. $5. All good Condi· tove $5. Darts & bourd tamp $2S, extra long piece S2.50. Vaporizer bers blow pot $5. Gallon Oa.kSt .. CostaMesa Deep fryer SC. Blue Chip 548-6904. each· .66 earlier head uon. 2199 Pomona Ave., ls.333E.1Rth St,i\ptU. chain. Small wood <new) S4 . Garage door thermos jug $2. Back stamps$250 Greencof· d t ll' h $ r Apt. C, C.M. Sat/Sun i:M.645·0377 cabinet. painted harB springs SI .SO each. Lamp wheel bicycle rack $3. WIRE sculpture $1·S4 feetables7 sO Sweaters. ACCOUSTJC ceiling Wes an k ~ lgv'W ;o: roo$ 11-4PMonly. • ---Id s·o L s S.1 <.:a mp cots $1.50 each. 5 • 6 x 18'' s k I boat Baskets 4" & up, SOc-$:1 blouses, slack; size 7.13• 2x.2 feel x l '' thick, 140 rac or ug J.S.1-----'----- o;-or s11'1e: R;irc Oriental f~wel/y · ca~~ge8j1P!ood 2535 Westminster, C.M. windshield $8. Aluminum Noslalgic tin cans 7Sc. sor each. Phonograph re'. tiles 70c each. Large 536-3312. CHROME director chairs rugs. Old & new. $l6. Call alter 12.30 PM, 642-6276 chaise lounge $3. Maple Aprons $1.SO. Ceramic corm lSc each 675.7892 green trunk, like new 'SHELF wood room rack SlS each, or 2/$2S. Ctlll 499 2·178 645.7857. coffee table $8. lS" hub figur1nes $1-$3.50. or1~ • · $20. Childs pool table s18. old 1930 "FADA" Chrome cube table $.5. 1~---:----:----1=~::.:.: ______ MAPLE headboard $25. caps 50c each. TV anten· arrangements Sl.50. Reel KELVIN ATOR dryer. 3Yax2 $8. 545·1961. portable radio sis· sport Plexiglass table lamp Nm t>c;ix springs & mal·SMJ\LL antique itlass Childs frame car seat rta $3. Electric Iron $1. claynowerpota:3",10c; needs rep air $2S . 71t6" TUBE b d $12 coat worn by "'Bob $10. Reel-to-reel tapes uses, incl. metal lamp shades $3·$7 50 $16 Twin mattress&spr· Electric timer switch $3. 4", lBc; 6", 29c. Plaster 646-0839. en er . · Ho e'' with name on 2Sc each. Wood shelves ·umes. Xlnl cond. Both S mall s he Ives SB · Ing $12. 2 king bed spr. 2 wheel metal wtteetbar· wall plaques $2. Used . Tec~lcolor home moVle 1 P 1 . 50c each.. ArtUJclal tree etsfor$100.5S7·3907 Cerom1cmingvase,can: ings S22. Toilet lank row $5. Pictures & neonlighta,flushfittin1VERYlargedoub1erabb1t prOJector $2S. Oster o~bean$2:is~a~den~!~~ $7.Likenewbabyc:lothes gal Aquarium comµI dy dish, ginger jar $5-$8. planter $3. After 11. 233 posteu $1. Small trtc:ycle & hanging, single & dou butch SIS. 979·5358 massagett $5. Oster elec· b r~ at hi n g • mac h In e for girl, 0.18 months; boy /stand $2S . .Lcllthcr Polyneslanlamp$2S.An· rear Costa Mesa St. $4. Low round redwood ble units with tubes 4 WOODEN slated cur· ~ri~;;;r~.Checkp!"O' (needsminorrepalr)S2S· 18 months to 2 year, hair $.10 . .536·6074 l I q u e 0 t l 0 m an s s. 675-0922 table $8. Head phones $1. length, $4·~· 2 auxi!:az ta.ins, $10 each. Mohair r:i. 8 $2S ci:.:::~e coffee table $25. 962-6982.' 25<:·$2. 549·9410 "• Ra .. ge w/1lhl 11\•nn CChherimslismlrays btreeaekesnt~S4nd. 1 SET twin Simmons box 4 Chev. maa whe~~ loc:ka, gas thanks with gauge •. draperies, blue, $25. Blue vases 20c.$1. f1ower nit~ ZENITH 21" B&W TV on "" .. .. .. & ...,., new $2 . 2, 15 mag eac: . Used lumber. liners $20 Chandelier l b 1 11 ht S 3 ELECTRIC range cop· stand with wheels old roller S7S. Kefrig/Frtr Sl.50. Ornaments lOc Lo spring . mattress-' whee.la & llres S2S pair. plywood lx4', 2x4'; $2S . Bra~s oriental ;ape~bacisJ r!r 2Sc.Ta: perton.e Frigidaire, sell works$2S.RCA 21 .. 'e&w k50. misc mechanlf's & 40c.5'8·6288. elich piece. will aelJ Bottle & Ju.g cutter $2. plaster board sheets, knobs, $l eac:h. Pale ble lamp $8. Chair U"-cleaning lower oven, TVonsn.akerstandwilh rccision tools. U63·6211 separately 645·8206 lcecru1her $1. Copper sor_ ·$5. 711 W. 17th St, orange draperies $5 &c holstered $15. SHow;r temperature off 500, up. wheels,'"old. works. $22. n6pm&wknds. 23" CONSOLE black and ""MILTON BEi\CH com r~ndue pot ~s. 3Sm G 9, CM. 646-3888 or $l0.3 creamcarpet.swilh .. -ft· S3 W 11 t 50c per oven perfect, one Roof mount antenna 10, white television. plays "" viewer h . F1u ell· 642·314.2 padding all t 11 ..,., c: ...... tn · a e . · burner does not work, 1 . • >TTERS KICK WHEEL good $25. 20fl0 Stnte popper, used once. $10. lngulsher $2. Wicker pie· • w o wa · _.. Sweaters $2·$4. Meiucan range $25 hood SlO 20912 Po e, some lead wire, $9. l~ikl'm•w$9!l. Avenue. C.M. Follow Shetland blender $3. 1 b k 4 w · BOOKCASE $5 Steel each. Brown & while puppet $2 Pictures • · Rabbit ears anlenna$2 IUS 2500 Onk Oster massager $3. n c aa et S · rist chair $1. Ottom~n $2. 2 shag & paddlog $25. 1222 f to s7 372 E 20th Sparkman. Jluntiogton Electric broiler Roio: ---D . I Rocket Sl. Typewrit~r b 11 • S o m e r a e l L n . :,~mest . I . ark Beach. 968-1043. Broil 400 with• book epress1on g assware tab 1 e $ 5 pen c 1 t rus wa plaques! .1 W If N ~ee , rear, p ease p • • unt)" II Metal detet·tor ANTIQUE s mall a rudio 7Sc ·S4. 6' round wool sharpener Sl IA inch e•ch. 2 hair dryers $2·$3. < eatc l f), .B. Sat. on street. JOam to? ANT IQ u E o w 0 0 d needs repair, $12. CAU 5, moped with all ac· $25. 2 Dagucerolupc shag rug $5. Assorted Drillmotor s.c.' Assorted ~ble copper chaffina 9am RECLINER ood coodl matching twln beds $25 S48-7228betweenl-3pm •ssoHes. lc~11 ,lhon ~IO photos SIS a piece. ch 1 n a s oc:· $4. Cal I parts for Coleman Ian· dish $5. Large table lam.fl 4 PANELS black & white Uon ..,"' ,,,..,3 207g 6 · each: two box sprines SKlS l9Sss 120 ~&-6299 ,il~s. $275. (, h . rnobilt.• 64S·2!173. 642·0725 tem $2. lOO green noor $10. 2 1mall lamps, S3 bead drapes, 36 ... 72... ....,. '" · · SIS each; ooe mattress • ' 1md dlshwa11her. s:nod h B k 2S $1 " 50 orkjp.g ~ondilion $25, MF.N'S shoes, 12.0. $5 $8. llEATHKIT 2.1" color TV. tiles SS. Large assort· eac · 00 1 C· · nice, SLS. Modern swag M ET A I.. f r a me $7. ; compact vacuum TAPE recorders, need ment cook books $1 &t $2. Aluminum ladder $5. llghl brown, gold, tan, aquariums 2·5 g111lon $25; Kenmore washer work, 3 for$5. Vlkln&reel ll-1066. l.eaUler belts, 36, $2 $.5 as is, $25. Metal clot.hes Camnop toilet $12. Bur· Wood oar $3. Yellow wall •1'". Ma .. navo• Ill-Fi ' h $25; Kenmore vacuum lo reel tape recorder-. Olive sport jocket, worn closet, 2 doors. $20 ·~ hun• 1 b t-$S Ola • "' .. "' wit top & s ub filter .,., 960 1.,,,.,. _. ~nts Tfces, ~Shrubs, once, 38.40, $lO 642 0725 Zenilh record player $5. roughs •ddlng machine " a ra •• ., · 1' speaker in cabinet $20. stand $1 2 . G 1a1 s ...,. • """' Girls 3·speed bike, needa trape, Berry, Fruit, In Harmon Kardon stereo with tape $20. 334 Del h~.~aher. lout :ar:, r· Stocage box for camptng aquariums 15 & 10 gallon CORNER group, brown work, $4. Metal shelving; Jor, Oulrloor. s un. REFRIGERATED water r eceiver $25. lJogen Mor <University at 4 ran1e 00 5. 1uppUes $10. Teapots & S:l-$17. Toasrter$4. Elec· $2S; double bed, very 18 s t eel heavy duty ~ad<:. pottc:ct or hnrr cooler $25. Van or amplifier $10. Hickock Redlands)C.M.642·1272 ~olema~ vJeited1 •~~ coffee makers, 1ome trlc barbeque $12. clean$25· bedframeSS· 1helvu, 2x3', SJO. ~t. Call Ann, 846 1739 cnrnper cabana $25. vrvM $15. lleathkll lube H 0 0 VER 1 ht ~ats34da a.::s ~lvina electric, $1·$5. Pots &t Blender without jar $4. G. E . Pbono w Ith 2 Hollywood door with """"n·8pm > 968 6104 tes t e r $15 2 I" w n u Pr g . w, • • • .,. pans 2Sc:•$2. Dolls $1·$5. Concrete blocks 30c SxlO k $ 0 d bl bulllln pet door $7.50. "'"f" $5 • h T .. ol vacumm szs. Club c:h&.1r, 00.rd $10. Record player Paperback• lSc each particle board $10. '0om shlpbeaachie$3rs. 8427·2:283.ou e Girl's •lie 8 white shoe R SALE. 6 pc queen 1n. NAUCAJIYDE sofa , good mi:t'er;is ~;~522 °k 8 block $15. 2 wOOd end '$& Electric ranee lop $5. Go-cart SlO. '19'73 Maple. popper $5. Deep fryer $5. roller tsk~lea $3.50. Two llR. fel, corree & lamµ $25. Chair and ottoman r~ 10 • er tables <st~p) $7.50 each. Oa1 lawn mower, needs CoctaMesa ' AM/FM short wave MUFFLERS and pl!>ft 24"b11r11tonl1,$3.50each. Dis , lam ps & e t c $16.Gas log flreplaceset 1 am Darrel oil pump $1S. work,$10.Eleetriccarv radio $10. Vtvm $23. from •66 Mu stan1t $?. Altech speaker cabinet 5-53$4 btwn 8am·l0pm $17. Draperies 30c to ~· ROLl.S or fiberglass Me1ta1 bed frame $6. 4X8 Inf lmlte $5. Water proof l'WlN mattress & box 1pr. Navy fins $'1. Ski boots 963-6402. no gpcakera, $7.50. 4• 1q: 1Jly. $2.SO pantl. Flourscent well insulation. ss each. piece of orange 1ha1 speaker c:?rd. approx· lnp, 2 aets, $2S eac:h; SS.Hair dryer $6. Floor 2G" high formlca top ta· light fixture $6.50. Un· Honda 350 Ure & wheel carpet $6. PI cture lmalely300, 125. 494·5040 mabogany formlc:a twin poUaher a.nd shampooer EARLY American c:oud bit ss. Cement scalloPtd ~el · din tbl, 4 c:br~. dcrwood typewriter, ex· assemblies: front $25; (woods) autumn $8. headboards & dresaer to $'1. Torque wrench $7. needs recoverfng good edging; 2'. 2Sc: a pl~; ; Drexel end & cor cellent condition S25. 4 rear $25' frontlorks $25• Tank vacumm $12. Ma· G.E. TANK vacuum • match $25; 4 bunk aJze Albums pota pans 50c to frame $2(). 546-7554. l' lSc a piece Bulletin ~··~00 ea: dr~m-~pe quart presto pressure frame $2s. 1936 Ford pie drop leaf lab!~ 36" Parts1 Slood5. Po:;5ab1Be ;:;'..: bedspreads, Sl.50 eac:b; ss. 979-0734. ' BRASS"' rlr 1 8 reen board• s 1 ·Si. Boy's • • occ3 s c r, 'JS; coolcerSlO. like new. sun. hood. complete, $25. 1938 wfde &t open to S3 long P ay1 g -· -" bunk bed matt.res• &spr. ep ac sc helmet S2.50. Fi.replace CA S 0 Ii d S l ate beam el~rtc warne iron Ford hood panges $10 125. 2 walnut end tables electrl c: broom S'l. lnt•. 5 each: ell will be WOODEN twin beds with $1S. Vacuu~. older .Ken· tool set SJ. Pink plastic r/~reo, SS(); lamps. SS. Kenmore electric Baby carriers. fit~ with glas~.to~ $2$ each. 646-1S2Safterl0am IOld Mparately. Walnut headboarm $25. VW bus ~:i~~p;i~h:~lo~~~ beads. 2 pacltaaea, $4.50. 74 cooker, fryer ST .so. bicycles SlO vw rear Mirror 42 x28 with gold GAS 101 $ll Drafting ta formlca hall table $10. acat SlO. Desk $25. VW needs · · · k SlS An fillb rocu SOc. Port.ble u.er·s wheel, electric Cauerole$1·S3.50. Lady torslonbar$20 VWfront frameS2S.aamalltables, bleboards2s Standwttb Oreenarearuf,4x8,$'7. bu&bumper$10.Cone 10 Uq ::iewor ·~·bar Sl . 1807 Pt. l rutJ 1 H.P. brand Sunbeambalrdryer~ axle s2s. s·S7·Ul0, fj!~1t~~w"°"'ht liChUl5.Bed'trameaand ~ firebrickSlS.548-5778. yr:eyus~C:~~d~u~~rksSeabourno Wo.y, N.8., w,neveruaed. 493.5739 !t:!~ ~~w;1~riof? ~al~ 9'74-07tS . c:aaters $U5. Sun lampa DINING t.ble $2S. 8 1 CRAGER s/a deep d1sb sreatSZS.S4M435. ~~ ~:c;., homea. ladlHwatches sloe.di PACHINKOmacbl4ewtlh CARD table & 4 chairs $2.75. Hand ed1er 50c. chaln,$Ueach.3'1823rd m•pwithllresS2Seacb. 00 •• i----·-----............. now ope_n Monday thru larday for your conve· lttJCt. Al30 models led .. ror haircutting llA9e9. Ca II 63t ·0170 lrio Howk. Radio con· ~l gUder. Liko new. ••Y' extras. U45. ·~ l'eO auto radio. under l.h $4$. ~ SlllU Ave:. UOwO.lt, C.M. r I :." Land polaroid camera balls $22. 2 Vinyl swivel Sl.5. Btltes, 11r1s, & boys ~eriSOclr. JallJ JanK7Sc.by2 St. Cotta Meaa AM alllo radio 21peaktn baMg ~~~~~de~:! BAJA Dua 1la111 kit $25 • szs Ladies top· quality k S25 h 304G % $20 & $25. Men 1 sport ~ c ou $L er szs. 2 aJass pack uhalllt · Front & rear bumpc:ra clotblna lSc to $7 Bridal Kftt b'' k e;.~9m Jackett $10·$25. Pad•, noor wuer attachment KINGSIZE bed1pread, ayatema s2o each. 1 $1~F· 9xl0 Orange & S2.5 both. Baja Bug boclj ,,di, lllusion veill~g. $lO. >' roo e. · blue vtnyl entted 72". 2, sz. 8ooU lOc. Ulsbe125c. tape.try type, Brenl· power iteerlng pump ye ow sh•I rut I 125. S25. Windows for 2tSS VW Men's 1hlrta 20c to + $1 ELECTRON JC ignlUo ~. 5'8-4355 llomo movie •creen wood orl1lnal, dttlpod $15. SST.ZOOS. RoUaway ~ardCoSlO. GI last tea Bu• with new moldln• • . n, $UO. Ekctrfc mocorssz. in Italy, ll0% wool, so'° btd S20 Trail heels c-art ... o. mp ete twin $ 5• h T 0 :i-: medium and large •. In· optical brealce~le.ss S2S. 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"" " 0 Heathkit nu c ir con· ewin8 mac blno w/ 1'4ediate use. ~•llt11uJ JOYOJA · 1200 s:~~IO~;~~~W veraer for TV $85. AnU cablnet. Good cowl. JU. show piece. $3850. Ph WE H •VE THE U .... IT Lie. 904GNN. "843). 131 • •040 495-4949 • QUe Singer sew. mach. !M9·3229 673-8834 .. A BEnER "' " $ 1699 • I~ 2~ We1tnllc1tcr,~Goods 1094 Moko Ridiculous offers, YOU ARE LOOIOMCi FOi. • •••• • C • 1426276 ... ••••••••••\••••••••• oo this xlnt 35' Custo1n BARGAIN11 • LF CLUBS. McGregor ~portllsher, owner lousy "73 DATSUM Deak, handmade. 1101l Turney, CJo'400U Pro fisherman. must sell. CHINOOK llf • ttAllOll• SANTA AMA . 1200 2 DR. $' sr 6 H Ot\oi.T walnut, 72"x30''. $150. Model. 3-9 +PW, 1, 3.. 6 Bkr.673-1003 531 6000 531 3421 Llc.644HRO (4100) SAHJA AHA Kirby Vac w/aUacb. woods.S8S.493-7l 85 16' Runabout, clean, 30 $'ALE • • . •$1799• 835-3171 $1.25.960-l&69 POOLTABLE b.p. Evtnrude. "Mr. Ex• • • • • ncUU1MATWOM1Ho~ African trophy beads One piece state. 5$Ucb, tras.S39S.&U-0066 N!W 1976 MotwHomu, r...u 9560 ..,l DATSUM 610 *USED IMW't* s ki_ns: Cape .Butralo, like new. $275. Mac King 22' Cabin Cl'Wser, 283 18, •4SPEED Sale/Rewt 9160 ••••••o••••••••••••••• 1Jc.494HDA (4792) •73 Bnvon1H006LVY) Rhino, -=le. Ong. paint M1--0848pvt.pty. bait tank water tank •UOV.SY~'7El\f ••••••••••••••••••••••• e3Ford~T.xlnt $1799 '752002·(833NJM > 24iniks,blams-, 36b'b'eddrawelrd. Unuse d Savage 270 generator.' marine radio: •DUA L BATTERIES nd u • • '762002A· <0499) and ru go l'b ·a 1 ft h d $1480 or b s t o Cr •STOVE-ICEBOX MotorHOtMRtfttal • ro ,new res. •• • • ~~ ~ CREVIER DIJYEA. LI TILE ... SAVE A LOT SHOP&CONitA.ltE IUWICK OAUMM San Juan Caplauuo 131·1371 49J-3'l11 TOPIUYllt See us first. & lu.tt Top doUur paid for imports. COSTAMIS4 DATSUH 2845 Har~r Blvd. Coslu Mesa 54().6410 •n :?40Z, fine cond. 451)d •• AM /FM. maas. $8500. 642-1641 '74 Datsun 2007.. I.ow mi • silver w/wire wblt, AC. x.lnt cond. 14750. 8'2~ after $:30 &. wkn&<. chest, lg mirror t ~~:~"n.;~Jiaa:S~h Sac:ri.fice. Must sell lm: •SUPEftECONOM¥ l81f2•to3l' Sl.lOO.Mt-950&. 167DODGEYAM CloMCIOnS..ndcrys matcb.M0.12l9rorappt. & Lombe scope. $170. ~ediately. New fish •LISTS11U Fullysell-contained '74 F350 Camper Special See it tociayl tUQFl97). ORAHGECOUMTY'S 1974DATSUM Aviary, 8x8 or two 4X8. cash. 848-0724 ~527er 6w/recorder, $195. HOW Reserve now for 35,000 mi, very clean, St.kl~ OLDEST 260., l vo.r Holiday Wknds call IK2·3024, S·lOPM • Breeder qua • port. POOL TABLE 6'9" $4S $6495 REGENCY MOTOR · •$1499• Automatic, air eond .• :;.~~ar + xlras. 4lK-6.'>SSd<Qls.' • . '75 Baylln er 2250. HOME RENTALS '51 Ford ~ ton Oat bed. • • •• .,.-,. spedaJ mags fiJQ4JFM or642·7599 eves. Flybridge, 280 Volvo, Plus Tax & Lie.("-"""). 925N. Harbor Blvd. S.A. flal bead VS. x.lnl cond 173 D "'TSUM \;IP radio. (0088SS). '·' Vespa scooter $100. 3Sb VHF, many xlras. ..._,.,.. ••SJl-2503•• $500.536·9583. ~ ONLY $S4fl O/B $300. commercial Daves Gu~s now open. 546-9089 FOUR OTHERS Lie. 849HOV (46SS) Sales-Servlce-Lensing NEWPORT DATSUt4 · hln $200 Dave carnes a ll makes . READY TO GO Ti....:1-, Tran i 9170 '62 Dodge PU, &ood work • $1799 • Roi Carver.Inc. 888 Dove Str-·· C!ewtng mac e • f B w ·n .. Coll 27' "Victoria Command ·-'"'' lruck SSOO .. ,.. .. 548·9691 o guns, ro ru .... , ' • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 64;, o120 Roi.ls oyce BMW NEWPORT BEACJl ---------1 S&W, H&R, Garcia, Bri~e" Bayhner, new. .,.., • • • • J ho N Be h Alhl . Wi n ., R emmiogton, Twin 170 Volvo, Creight 12'Field&St.ream.Slps3. 1540 am ree 8 33·1300 • Ct~~em~ship. S~~ Snvage High. Stan.dard damaged <repaired). Jn gd cond. $575. 363·B '76 V.. ton Toyota, SR5 l.!:N,:_eWJ>O:!:::rt~Be:::;a::c:.!h:.._:64:=.:0-64:=44=l·--------- 67c:.2486 Ru"er, 'tr we don't have,' Sacrifice. $16,750. Call 16th Pl. 646-5632 P.U. red wtnair s tripe • CS Snrf V I " .. Ste ""' n12 detuil, dlx int.. XLNT ?4 3.0 . • ·• e our Ferrari '72~ ---------1 it we'll get it! And Fast! ve . ....v· 22• Terry, Rent to own or Cond, like new, M2-ll36 Ult., air, stereo & tape, ••••••••••••••••••h••• Surfboard 7'1" Pintail. Dave also carries many 1972 Ski j k 20, fl . g sale $2800 Nr Pvt Bch & ev..,.. 4 auto.. $18,000. 537~160 ext •n• 330 G'r 2+2• Bur "/bl .... SlighUy used, good cond. used & collectible guns. . P JlC • • YUl dock 646-2981 • ..... "" o " $70.Ca11646-4563 Special this month bndge, loaded. ' ,_E_l_C--l---.7-0--5-S-t 16· Borrani's . 3,000 int oia M--,-sc-el-aneou--5----• Wmcb~ster Mdl 75 ' 714/633-677'7 Siesta Cab-over camper. 18' ~ttsmao w/xtra lrg Load!~ ~?c·. p/s: p/b; SPORTS CAR FANS! '70 BMW 2002, 4 spd. xlnt rbl t eng. 6H·0850/ anted 8081 Remmmtg 513 targe 25' Bertram Twin 170's. llW, self-cont. Pvt pty. refrig. Reduced to SS.SO. stereo, mags. tonneau. Efl.ioy over 60 uew used oond.$2SOO. 1_642 __ -00_54_. ------•• '!'!.•••••-••••••••••• rifles, 22 LR xlnt cond a Electronics e tc. $14, 968·3SSS MUst sell. Mrs. Balen, 645·3439. qua lily cars • .J~gs-G42-tt45 '68 330 GTC. Mint. fact $124.95. Open 7 days, offer ortrade.673·1003. . 644-0510. leave name & Fiats-TR's -MG's -Capri 9715 air, drk blu/tan Int. SSS CASH FOR Mon-Sal 9·6. Sun. 12·5. GEM Camper Shell fit~ number. p be t w b Good used furn/ref rigs 3165 Harbor # B Cost '63 Custom built yacht, :i4 •72.•74 Ranchero's. $75. Vans 9 570 orsc 8' e c:. 8 u,y, ••H••••••••••••••••••• $14,000. 644·0850/642-00St trz.rs/stoves 546·0768 Melia, <Harbor Blvd of finished. When finished 645-8460 Santa .Fe. 14' W/stove, ••••••••••••••••••••••• &el~~1T11sH CAR co. 1976 C~RI II Fiat 9725 ---------1 Son Diego Fwy) 549-0872. will have 4 staterms, 2 , oven, ice box, sips 5. Gd "70 FORD YAM 213_,._2525 4 speed, air cond. & •••••••••••••••••.,.-•• WANTED ----------1 baths, 1 w/shower, 1 67VWCamper cond.$495.Pb963·S926 ~ton with stereo 8 trk, 1•-stereo cassette. 8'4,)' oc ORJENTALRUGS Planert speed skates, s w/dbl sink & ~val bulh S900. 642-3790 Traiten, Utility 9l l O tee box, mags, 2 gas 714/894-2854 lease. (SUMWE). 1974 FIATXt/9 Persian & Crunese also 9'h, IJke new $35. 897·737 tube, galley 2 dm rms, llv 7' Cabover ••••••••••••••••••••••• tanks. Gd cood. $2250. Alfa RCMReO 9705 SADDLEIACIC COMVERTIILE Tapes•~. Pvt Pty's only. anytime. rm, wetbar. flvbndge & I 548-1487 y•• • -1M•ORTS Many extras including .. ,.640·7014 i---------1 sundeck. Staitlup eng Camper Shel Dune Buggy 0~ small c.ar •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• AA-~• .-stereo & luggage rack. HIGH & LIGHT rm can be finished into S2SO. 549-3876eves. ll'lr. $250. Bill 673-4670 '72FORD.Stovefoven, '67 AllaGtuliaSuper.1600 831-2040 495-4949 White w/black. Loaded! Wanted, old fashion gas Jux~ry or fishing yacht. Motorc cles/ amor496·7561 pm. crpt, Ice box. S3.000. engine w/ dual Webers, UlSLJV). range. Pr e fer 139~E.16thSt,CM Tobuildtoday w_ouldcost s~ycie 9150 •. ..._r~·, ... & Calll-4.96-7227 4-whl dlsc brakes, '74Copri2800 OHLY$42tS Wed ood 548 5497 aft SALE FACTORY 2nds $'""000 W U 11 C fers AUTU <>CTT .. ,. Michelin radJals. llOM V-6 ...... auto trans fac Spm gew • · · B/A: l\l /C. 642·1970 over ......,, · 1 se or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Perts 9400 '75 VW 7 Pass BUS. Fact miles, but lots more left tory -;f;, Dlic int &0 sun: MISSION VIEJO ----------,--------_., S75,ooo. Call Mr. Ross, KAWASAKI MCI 90 '73. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a ir, tape & AM/f'M in this g reat Italian roof, xlnt mecb cood. IMPORTS Wanted: Used Hospital Golf Clubs 213·925•9485 very. clean. 300 mi. on Used 1974 3 spd V.. Ton r adio. Im mac. $S09S. Ph sports sedan. Good con· $2650. 548·1487 bed. must be elec'Jy 4woods,9irons J7 ' Boston Whaler like engi ne. Best offer. Chevy Pkup transm & 768·51K>0&495·1221 ditlon. $1650/ offer. • AveryPkwy • .S.D.i'rwy. operated, side r ntls or SSO. 552.0937 new. loaded w/~lras 979-9834 or (10·16 lhru sbortbed drive shaft. col·, , 645-7542 '73 V6, Yellow. very 2870Ubrguerite Pkwy. mattress nol r cq'd. PH: Mod 1 M 673-8806eves 10-20)979·2640 umnshift.$75.548·2367 74 Ford,"• T V..a. auto, sharp, gd tires, call Mr. 131·1748 549·3883. 1 Mossberg ~ 46· • . , . p/s. p/b, radio, crpt. Call •n GTV 1750, injection, 5 Killion at 544-11110; aft 1------------------i bolt action ;22 nCle $65; Boats,R•nt/ 74 KAWASAKI 90. Xlnt SVWmag nms,SlOOorof· 751-5776. spd, stereo, M.icbelirul, 6:30&wknds646-4694 1968FIAT Nanted: Rolli 21/.x21A Rochester .21 cal. pellet Chart.,-9050 cond , basket carriers fer. 2029 Harbor Blvd. $2000 SS1·1827 150 SPIDER camera F'/2.8 must be rifle $20. 494.5040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300. Ph 675·8113 C.M. 642-0154. •7s Dodge V8 Cuatom. • ·n Capri 2000, 4-sp, many Unbelievable condition! clean. 079·4834 after 5 , . . . . . Xltn cond. PS & Brits 71 GTV, xtras, runs good, xtras. Custom bdywrk & Pm Swaps 8096 20 Sk1pjuck M.1m bike, like nu 4 ~.p., 11. • .a_ f S-' $6,000. 768-1479 art 5. 3 thou. stereo/ in a gs. eng. 549.3164 eves Ono owner vehicle with · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open w/merc outdrlvc lights etc. $125. Go Kart, -.vs or ""'e 846.9274 only 37,000 miles. 'Mint Na nted: Basset hound or Want to swap pool table Xlntcond. 673·3417 2eng.hytldisc brks$12S. •··~··••••••••••••••••• '69 VW Van ~ampe.r. '74 Capri, V·6, 4 spd, condition, must see! Si lky t e rrier. Call for small upright piano. ao.-11.. S ii 9060 892·4318. Antique~/ AMJFM , M i chela,n 'OOSpyderBlpkt AM/~M xtras, s unroof, 26Ptl, (~EWQPMO).RTD"'TSU· ... 549.5085 anytime. 552..SSSS. "'>< a , . Classecs 9520 rad!aJs, com~l camp g WhL fac. hardtop. M1ch, am/Cm, must sell. Best ., A ""' ---......;.------t----------1••••••••••••••• •••••••• 75 Honda Gold Wmg 1000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• eqwp. Perfect for surfer disc bks. 642-3163 ·orfer. 540·2499 888 Dove S~et "4utical TV, Radio, Hobie 16, trlr, new trans & Many xtras lncld'g Falr· •OVER 70CARS• van. S2SOO/bsl orr. (714) 1---------1----------NEWPORT BEACH lrtStrumenfs 8083 HiFi, Steno 8098 more. $1,425. 646·82SS or ing. Mint cond .. Nol a IN INVENTORY 323-5972 Audi 9707 CAPRI. 4 SPD, V6, 833.l lOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 581-7505. i;mall or cheap bike. In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• B LA C K VI N Y L • •--------- ;oM Mln·O·Mntic elec. RCA2S"ColorTV. teresled? Call James at ANTIQuES&-"CLASSICS '76 Ford E·lSO, red w/.tan, REALLY NICE! $2,1.SO. '75 FIAT Xl/9. Fully organ. excellent condi· Cost$675.Sac$195. Fiberglass SABOT, $250. 545-6385 aft 5:30 any day Rolls Royce, Bentley & loaded, xtras, int. '72AUDI IOOLS 545·2318 customized, xlnt rond .• lion. $600, P.P. 532·1259 Xlnt cond. 846-9094. ~~~~-:/;~: aail, except Sun. T-Birds; From SSOO t o carpeted. $6200. 497-2668 Sedan. Automatic, air NEW '76 AmM1.le/sF. MCa. 181 ·ctorlalecckt:/;J' 21o13w) i 1 t bo I El h · 1 '72 Yamaha mini Enduro, $50,000cars. 1975 Dodge Van. $800 cond. & s unroof. .. o ton rom ne, comp. ectr op on1.c con so e Tahiti ketch under con-$250 or trade for 100 or BUY-SEU,.TRADE below Bluebook, cust. (539HON). Now reduced CAPRI II 784-6959. Priv11te y. reconditioned, ~-B~n· stereo. AM/FM 8 track struction 30'. Diesel eng. 12SMX SSl-1092 ELZFARGO & CO int., AM/FM t.ape, lo mi, to $3986 Lie. <H02). ay <B·flat) clannot, hke player & reco r~er . 645·6722 wknds. 63l·2248 . . 8305.Main.SantaAna pvtpty.494-4401 OHLY$1999 Immediate Delivery! new. $100. 645·6609 turntable, & strobe light. eves Divorce. Honda '72, CL JOto6, Mon.·Sal. Sport coupe with full '72~n~~~~~t~~nd OVATION $200.848-9657 350, 10.000 ml. Besl offer Closed Sundays '76DodgeTradesmanlOO, sta ndard equipm ent. 540·2933daysonJy lri M I 12' Kite. Incl trlr, new takes. 963-1040. * 547 9709 ... VB, air, mags, wide tires, 0 •t t d , , 1 s 125 ng guitar Rare opportunity, c n· tires, new sail & cover. • ,. custom int. AM/FM 8 wn 1 0 ay • • er. --------- 673·3756 t.osh 240 amp. Perr cond. $525. 640•8323• Xmas special: r estored ,53 p 35 800 • ., trk clean & s h.arp GAECRY04910. '73 Fial 124 Stat. Wgn. Life guar S250 675-4922 ..... b.k $75 w t Be d ont. , ong m1 s . ..,.,,.:,1 ff 67,.3803 Radio, as.ooo mi. $1850. )rum set, Sonor Deluxe. 2 · · • .,_ C / .1 • mini 1 e ; es n Xlnt cond. (714) 772..s337 •• ...,., o er ->" Ph 900-1.290 n So 18 .,.,a rown w sru s .,. 10 horse race engine all ar 6 toms, ~nare, oor tom. ·SO changer & tu~er, trlr sips 4 never used $50 D 646.0525 ter pm. bass, h!gh hat seat. Cost good spea_kers , n~ce S2800. 963-24Ss ~~:'i;642·0278ays ,1·,-66_S_u.:.n_b_e_a_m_A_l_i_n_e, Autos Watthcl 9590 •72 "'UDI IOOLS 'ilo~~~M~re~s&~i~~: ~. will take best offer walnut cabinet, askmg P ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ over S200. 675-7707 $175. 644-8203 LI DO 14. 1975. cover. '74 Yamaha Minl-Enduro CBompleCltely r es lorded. CASH FOR CARS• 4 speed, air cond .• rebuilt ~.n962. ~35ran74d new top. . . . trailer ,xlnt. $1850. or 80 xlnt cond $295 est 0 er or tra e. • tr ans. & new tires. A _..,., .hnge rland 6 pc set. Pr!.. Teak AN 180. Dolby noise Sabot + cash 493.9739 640 0134 ft 5.30 · 613-6243. Top S Dollar $ paid Cot must SEEi (445EYR). 74 V-6, 4 spd. Decor . , 74 Fl "'TX 19 hdwr .• zll. cyms. all xlnl reduction system. Up· · · a er · pm. • clean used cars, trucks & $ave! Buy or lease. 22.000 mi's. Xlnl cond. ~ new heads. Mint cond. grade your reel to reel, Brand nu Hobbie 14' used ,74 Yamaha lOOcc MX ex· Re;~onal 9530 Corvettes. Ask for P a11 SADDLEBACK $3500/ofr.548-6930. AM/FM tape, ~gs. 673·6517. list $350. Mint Cond. Sell 4 times w/trlr, tax & cellent condition F' v c es O'Neill. cherry, lo mi. Buy,~e, ---------1 $125. Call Scott aft license s 1soo. (714 l Call 962·8G53 . ' . ~··•••.••••••• .. •••··~·· HOWARD Chevrolet VALLEY IMPORTS 1973 DATSUN trade. <n9MJH>. 76 Strafocaster Guitar. 543·933Swill return call. 792·1156 Dys; 792·7174 · 47 W1llys J eep Station Dove &QuailSts. 831·2040495-4949 STATIOMWAGOM • t!ft Pract new. $~/best of· • Eves. '70 Yamaha 125 Enduro. Wgn. Rblt eng $950. 264 NEWPORT BEACH Automatic, radio & roor BRmSH CAA ~· fer . Cherry. 673·2464. Boots & Manne , · good condition $400. Call Myrtle, Lag. Bch, Pb: '75 Audi, 4 dr, dbc 100 LS, rack. cugHDE). Super 213/990-25~ ,. Equi~nt K-JlfVerySharpl lO saUs, 842-9114 ~-8376 xtra clean. fully r 714/894-2'5f: .orenzVlolin$75.Xlnt .• or ....................... llDF, Falho m eter , · equipped, orig ownr economycaror · ~ 5 tu den l. Sch m 'rd l CMMral 90 IO Martec. (213) 546-2372. 74 Honda 750, clenn, runs S~, Race. 13,000 mi, $.S39S. 644·1920 OHLY $2600 ? I FIAT 1241 Autoharp $75. Great . un ••••••••••••••••••••••• good, xtras. 537-2845, Rads 9540 SPIDER for the whole fam1ly.E ( 1 C .bbe '73Catalina27,standard bestoffer ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74100LSAudi.2dr.blue, "'"'7 0782 xper ema e ars an · tb d Nat· al · 26T Ids auto a1·r 26 000 m' Mint, one of a kindl Call -. . • sailer anxiously looking rig ou . onr son Roadster, 0 eng., ' • ' •· r d tails (40967) CONNALTO SAX forboatsittingjoblolive champion racer. Xlnt XR75,xlnt,boots,helmet, much c hrome, show· Below blue book $3695. or e • • J:ood cond. $195. 979·2385 aboard Will care for cond. 968-1396 Mon-Thurs pants etc. $295. street, $5,0001?? /trade. 833-5461 d ays, 673-0347 BRtTISH CAR CO. ---------1 your bOat~ can also do PM's. 9S2-064S 968-7444 eves. 213/8t0-2525 >fficefurnlture& I d k c WEPAYTOPDOLLAR E 8085 genera woo wr all HOBIE CAT Hodaka·Steen:s S_peclal 4 Whffl Drins 9550 FOR TOP USED CARS l\UDJ Fox '7~ auto, sun· 714/894-2854 qwipmenf Cort nne, 675·0941 N l 1. L 'k 100. Perfect dirt bike for••••••••••••••••••••••• FOREIGN DO~·tESTIC roor, AM/Fl1, radials, ~•-H----~---------•••••••••••••••••••••• Sat /Sun am, Mon art ew rampo me. 1 e smaller rider. Excellent • •• 23,000 mi, xlnt cond. 260·Z '74, 4-spd. Special vnuu 9727 :e m. port. el('c. lyp. 6pm. new. Must Reill $l350. condition. $300. bi5·4922. 1974 TOYOTA orCLASSJCS $3,800. 494·8486 days, mag whls, radials, AM·••••••••••••••••••••••• w/c~e. $85. 497-3928 or 67S..SOOO <Mark) A3SJ86 LAMDCRUISER If your car is extra clen 497·1!124 eves &wknds. FM, special spkrs. Top 1r-..1 .._.ew •76 193-8656 Boats, Malntet'lanc./ , H dlo 4 peed 1 kl see us first. unu" Set"Yice c/020 Ve~ture Catamaran 15. 2 '74 Yamaha RD350. $S2S h:bs af'1es! tha~ o~.~ BAUER IUICI( 1973 AUDI cond.SSS95.SS2·9179. HONDA Cars .e. Dick model 21~ elec-••••••••••••••••••••••• sails, w/trlr. Xlnt cond. or best offer. 7·10am miles. (164LllZ). Ready ~Harbor Blvd. I 00 LS '73 Datsun 610, OVER I 00 lr1c_tluld du_phca\or Fearless Fred is back. S8S0.83l·3413 645-4196 tosellat Costa Mesa 979· S unroof. a utomatic 2dr,hardlop,4sj>d. w/nusc. suppbes. $250. Compl marine serv. OB Sailboat 1B' 5 sails OMLY$4500 WEBUV transmission, air condf· 63l-043Uor 631·2026 ToChooaeFront! Days 646-0S25 eng.repnir.646·4005. trailer.• • ''I!y~o~;~'oc~~~~~·ll;g~P •USEDCARS& tiontng. low miles. 240z •73 sound cond air UNIVERSITY: .rehltect's office furn, 2 GOOD-DEPENDABLE 492·8144 to date, trick pl11. cln. TRUCKS• <S82HO•'> rond, s4200. 897·1066°Ext Oldtmobff• t ;eereta ry desks, con· Underwater UOBI E CAT 14' new trlr $600/bstorr.675-3093 Comein orCatl $3999. 35.673-2537 Honda Cars • GMC rerence lbls, lO chrs, Maintenance & box, xl£as, ~Int cond. , FREE Appraisal *DOM 8URHS* , T le walnut wall ~nits, Bluo Hogan & Sons 531-5921 Must sell. Super Duy' 74 Husky. 250CR, must Groth Chevrolet •PORSCHE .. AUDI* 76 280Z, White, 4 spd. 28.'iO }f!':,r'Blvd. Rny blueprint mnch. SlOOO 646_1309 sell, leaving Lown, best 18211 n·-ach Dl"d. l 36.'ll JJarbor 6J6.2J33 Mags, AM/1'~M/Tapc, Herman l'wt Iller couch. loafs, Marine · orfer. 847-6727 au • a/c, 6500 mi's. lmmac Costa Mesa 540 ... Call Mondny Only lqulptMnt 9030 HOBIE CAT 14, Cull rac-H 1 200 8,.7H~n0t8ln7gt*on5ee49~c3h3 ~1 '74 Audi Fo.~. 4·dr sedan. 4c? 30 nd 968 . s7_~~;, 64Ul65, Aft ,75 Honda cvcc. Yell • S44.a270 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lng rig,xlntcond. Mking '7S ar eyl super " -v ~ Auto, air. A MIFM. ~ ·-• 8087 S'4"x3'6" Varnished $900.675·2033 gnli~we.1S3996I9~~:!.-;.~!~e 1970Toyota Jeep, Man·A· TOP DOLLAR Melalllc blue. 23.000 ml.1-·--------1 AM /FM stereo, n.~ ... Mohog Yacht Table. 2 ,. • .. . .,..»......,.. Free. headers, carb dls· r 6PM p TWO TO CHOOSE r adlnls. 31,000 mi. $2.,.,,. •••••••••••••••••••••• leaveswlth5'4"Gimbold l8'1976Sol·Cat.4mos old. H lrlbulor, heavy duty PAID 548·7895 a t. • vl 842-4626 • ... ~CDHriu Tray, p erfect $150. TXlnt cond.,vmany xtraa. ~/A!:*-• . 9160 ~l.letg\:eiaux gas tonks. IMMEDIAT£1.Y pty. '976280% J-aguar------,-7...,.~'!- ropqua,lltyPk1 675-0558 Hulrl~/ ~ok cr.tbooYello~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 841-0267 pump, $29SO. FORFgRGANLCLARS Austie-Healt y 9709 4 spced, air cond., stereo ••••••••••••••••••••• .. 768·178lat5 ,, s ~mas m.,. , .:.I · ••••••••••••••••••••••• casaette &specinlmags (2)10W Nonacanoes. tramp l ne Colored Rent 26 GMC. Pvt pty. , k CALLORCOMEllll k Ca 1973JAGUAR bclc.apoochJ: Trtck, treat $125each. sails rtg'ly • $3600 Will Call 833-2616 or 642·409'7. '7l Chevy Blazer, sue • TO SEE US ~rt!':i~~·N~l::lnt. 0~ +tires. (S89PAU >. Vl2·Cotlnrttbl• 5' Pu:p~T· ~tn ni M~s· 84()..1&16. sac~· Can help .,. Newport Beach, Calif. ~::i:S~~~:.rt;~~~es;M M!WPORTIMl'OR 8 TS ene. nu trans, nu Ures. 1974 260% 2 tops, maroon wfbta. > Y ' c av • • . . range f1nancina. Call 25• OPEN ROAD full)' 3100W. Cs~Hwy,N Prep & maint like my 4 s.......a, air cond., mags int., uir cond .• pw Ralloween nito 1971. Sextant. Stmex Manner Sund:iy 675-~357 or Ive selr-conL Winter • rates. '72 Toyota Landcruiser . 642~9405 race c:n . $1050. Day& &!~Iles. (3?GNDZ). s teerlni;r. 4 speed Please contact Duba dbetu,xe. $300. H a1n,,~· mes g during weelt . 644.8385 xtnt cond. Best off road 646-0S25,eves642-0278 ONLY 17,000 mlle._.. >4&-3225 ear na compass ""· 645-4922 tires S36SO 640-S984 TOP SADDLEIACK M J NT c o n dlt i'odl SSi-8496 aft. 6pm. For sale 1&'73 Commander • · •m SpritA!, good cood, Jo Y ALLEY IMPORTS (3a4HMX). 'arrot cage w /brass ..... ....., p 9040 21' Clipper &ood cond, Motor Home 25• gen ks 9560 DOLLAR miles, $.1200or beslo£Cu. 131·2040 49M94' MISSION VIEJO fame & wrought Iron ---. OWtr watts sails, trailerable cruise 2 holding tanks'••••••••••••••••••••••• PAID 841-8768 base $40. 5•8·6288···········c········)····· $1650.(213)271·1453 air r~rced air furnace' 74COURIERrlCKUI' FORCLF. .. N ....:....--------l'71240Z.Crn,1harp $2950. IMPORTS J3U:M3 • ~ ~C!rl~ w ~a:t ; :~s~c. leah. Sllps/ 39,'ooo ml. 418 eng'. •Speed. Jackman mag9, " IMW 971 '73 Linc. Mr\rk rv. blue, Avery Pkwy.·S.D. Frw • ,._.. & ~ 809 Completely overhaul-•.' Docks 9070 960·3568 afUPM tarp, yellow. 83208U. IMPORT CARS •••••••• .. ••••• .... •••• xtras $4950. 493·6267 2870Ularauerlte Pkwy, 'e -$2511 Cl ass le 1967 2000 CS 1• 1 1741 ~.-~~~·,:;• .;••••;•••; Perfecl cron8ditio.,n. •SU•••••:·~··••••·~··::7• 21· f\tll size Roadllncr '73 Coupe, wood dash, 3.2 '75 B210 Htcbk, radials, ~ • are ou $7500/bal or. ac. 1or 1ps~a1lbo11ts22 to.... (not many). Loaded, Jo 5,.0 _5630 -~ runs & ,__.__new 25·35 MPG, clean. lo •71 XJ8 lt. bl J Sale. 400 pianos & or· qulcklale.Call642·1SSl BeallnNwptHarbor -• •"""".827-3l55 °' .. , • """""° · pp Mk f( • ue, nguw IHI, new /used. Spinets, • 673-8711 Ull 10 pm nu,......,,, 19 • 846-3173 ~;00 Keith ~.~~ or Sc d3a n • x l o t <' o n d Grands. Players. Goin pjaclc 7"24' F .B. '.I'wn 23' 1976 AMF Camper BMW 'IB.(2600BavarlaH fp4· 233, 640·8614 iAft out !or buslneas. Ren 17(f H.P . Chralera·trim Newport Beach side tie. Mini motor home. Roof ipd, aonrt. AM /FM, '73·240Z, mags. 4 spd, new M wJopt to buy. K•••i. t.lbs·aalley-VHF·many S>1&2''. air, fully sclf·contalncd, 2626HARIORILVD. clean 12700. PP.831·1678 Kol'lls. quad tape, $4250.•----J-A_G_·_X_J--~, Stelnwa1. Ba ldwi n , xtru. SU,900. Call Pbone67WIM lo ml, AM /FM •terco COSTA MfSA ' 673-6610 ~r~::1'1!nl;r1T:r. m<~:; 496-0535 an. 7~m. Moortni & boat off Balboa ~~~~~9 u 2 ' 50 0 • Ph •74 Datsun PU. 1 euv JUNK CA RS ·;:0~3rc\1:~.r ilk~·~~!: •·.7-3-24_o_z-.-,-.-p-d-. _A_/_C-.1 ~ m:10:~·:,~~~tl!~r: 638·2170. l 2i>7 BIJ roomy 16 lbT&laa, 2 hlanct.. locallon tullablo $2400. USEDAV1'0.PARTS ract1>r)I warranty. Mutl AM/F1i, m•it•. $4'150-Ina. 80 Mos fin. Mant Broold1unt. GQ. for w tr d bunk• & for liveaboard, sbellettd 68 Dodae Travco 2e', fully Call af\6, ,.96-5259 540-$12.S 847-9637 Rll tbls week! 499.2390 55&4M79 CaU arter4pm. proarams. ~~~ttPM~n~~~~~~~~w~2alr ~~~.~~~~~~~~-·~==~--~~=J~~=~=~~=~·1--~~~~-~-1 tudlo Piano• Booch. OJB. bltn tanks Is \'LllYl Of'lly S3SOO firm. Xlnt ln· alps 8, 59 Military Jup, "Tll El Camino. Auto. p/1, Wanted: Small staUon ''JO BMW. Mdl 2002. Must '71 SIOWogon BRmSHCARCO. Good lone. S31S rlrm \<It• trlr. Many atras. vestment serloua in· u nv11s encl. G31·0239, p/b, air. lo ml, w/11\ell. wagon, good condition. aeJl,Makeoffer. Many xtru.Lomt'g. 213/ll0-2525 MelaVttde55'74502 n&ve,UMt.m. qulrie~onl)'.GiM.153 645-8570H9fel/Tony M,S00.641-7878. 813-6899 638-7391 SlllO. MS-tsl3. 7141194-2854 .• ·- , - I • ••t • • I e • t Wot. IMfHN"hcl Autoa, t.D61'W AMtos. l•,...W Mtos. l•r •rt.cl Allto1, 1;.;,ort.d ~. Imported Saturday. Octot>.r ~. 1m · DAIL v PILOT CJ§ .~tit•••··············· ..•..•••. ~;~~;;. ••••••• ·····················~· ................................................................... . ~~ ........... !?.~! ~~~~!~~ ... !?~~ ~~·.~!'. ... !?.~~ ~~.~ ........ ~.!?.~~ !~.~~~ ........... !?.~! ~~~::~!'. ...... !?.~~ ~~·.~':~ ...... ~~·.~~~~ ........... ~ ... ~~ .......... . "'li~on~co Healey. Hlk .. MercedesUQnz '75 4SOSE '75 MB 2ilOC. Leather, $un '73 911T 'SU'ver, 5 sV(I. 1973 VW Volvo 977 BWc lc 9910 CadiUoc 991 S .ownr, 14.000 mi .. sunroof, irnmu~. No~ rf .. cruise •. 22,000 mi. mais. •'M. otr cond, cl-C, TOYOTA SUPER BEET\.£ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 64S·S3'78. Mic hell n 8 , u 6, 500. W~rr ... Asking Sl2,250. l Owner. Xlnt cond. lhru· 1 s~t!tl, s track stereo & • S OUTH ERM 1972 BUICK '72 CADILLAC MaN 9738 6 J2·7774 lift e r spm Mich tires. very clean out Sl0,700. 645-8625 or .. AIETT~R low milc!(.(:Jl3Jf:S). ORANG!COUNTY'S CUSTOM S KYLARK CPEDeVILLE ••te:e•••••••••••••••••• 41)-HJ853 car. 673·3'134. 963 Uk>4 BARGAIH,. SADOLl lACK VOLUME ('ou1>0. Sold locolb , o1w I.oa1fou! Sll}l\'r d1.111t, Jo '74 Jlf.vda RX3 Coupe. 4 1974 MIZ • 97..az '6S Porsche me. lmmac. VALLEY IMPORTS VOLVO DEALER UWOt'r &: a low mih:aj(C ml, ~cn:ii blti pymt~. -~underwrnty, '(cry 28 p MG "' Red/blk int. $5400. or BETTER 811-2040495-4949 ~:0•11':.1w.11t1h05~1113)Po.wer&nir l!'l!KIKAT ). clean!!37·3202 0 COU E ••••••••••••••••••••••• best offer. (213)598·8180 ~ " '"' ---------1 White w/bamboo. Only •72 MG Mld)(d Air EXAMPLt-;: llra nd new O~LY S299S BRITISH CAR CO. 27,000 mil~:i. Mint cond1 • Sl 150. · · ·~classic, xlntcond, new YET * * 197G Volvo 2125. Fully 213/990·2525 Uon: <l~LWD>. 493'.9153 i nt e rior, ne w pa int. CQuippcd. <0000t6). · 71416941-2854 MISSIOM VIEJO '7'l Midiet. xlnt in & out S3500.834-0289 AT BUGS ONLY $6596 '74 Clld C~e DeVllle . IMPORTS 30.000 mi, $2425. PP'. '70 911 E, gd cond, must . BILL MAXEY 1 b t t t 11 ~·o"" be If 31.000 rn .. 'u op, w 1 • Avery Pkwy.•S.l). Frwy. &10·0007 se ·....,,,.,.or st o er. red lc11t hc1·, load e d . 28701 M11rguer1te l'kwy. 63lJ.1375 anti me S6:500. Pfl &36-9953 831·1748 26000'73 MG1 MliD~E! •·cw. air, rm, mech. n·blt TQYQJA '67 THRU '76 '. , m .. fl"! n •• Super •76. Mint cond. $5800. Pvt OVER 26 'nd 72. Eldo convert . ~:::======~-1'70 280SL Rdstr , 2 tops, ll~al. ll1811ES). ply. 127Gln. 551.0882 HOW DURl.,.G OUR '67 Riviera. New motor, Clusslc black on black. ~dff B.n1 9740 lmmac. pwdr blue. A/C, BRITISH CAR CO meeh pcrlect;·new 1>aint, W/georgous int. Best of· ••9'1'-f•··~••••••••••••• AM/FM. $9950. 499-2109 • duys. OCTOBER TO CHOOSE FROM -stereo )l)'S tem +more. fer over $5900 t akes. A '73 450SE 1968 M BZ 230. Excellent ~u~9904-22::: 1962 PORSCHE 4 SPEEDS ORANGE COUNTY Sl250. 615·3716 or ti75·3:>22 _64_4·_5289 _____ _ MR), Ele~. ~un· cond. $2450 or offer. rv • 60 CABRIOLET VOLVO 'H !) It iv i ,. r u, f u 11 y 65 ·cad. Convert., white·' .Stereo, lo·tnt. Exel. 646·1823 1972 MG Midget Bl a u punc t s t e r e o. " DISCOUNT CONVERTIBLES F.XCLUSIVELY VOl,\'O (l(1u1p11(•d , low miles, ~Int on-white, best orrer. Gd $1500 goodcond s p eed t rans mission . l.ar"est Volvo Oealcr mntl.Slll00.55715!18 concl.644-7844 • 'JL '73 Mercedes 450SEL. George,67S-20si <YC F712) SUNROOFS 1nOrangeC<lunly1 ----~lfOUSE OF mint l'o11<1. All xtras. Collectors Item $ALE BUY or LEASB · 7 .I Hui ck J\ Po 11 o , Comcro 9911 1 IMPORTS · "75·3590 MGB '744 ALLS •LE PRICES DIRECT hall'hba«k, S2300. ••••••••••••••••••·•••• • " ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DOM BURNS• •COROLL •s "" . Hli3··J567 ~ 213/921-8588 ·111220SE4spu,11ewrebll •PORSCHE-AUDI • "' GARDEN WEST ~·,·~r~t~-~,~·~ -----1974CHEVROLET .,,714/523-7250 cni:. suoooroffer. '74 MGB RDSTR 1363l Harbor 636-2333 •PICKUPS VW 'lit 11u11·k. Ii l'yl, auto. gas CAMARO LT CPE 612·9617 A bcautr. Like n~w. CORON •s • e !-a' er ~:l95. '1; 1 Chev Air t'<lnditioning, tinted .',4MBZ220SE •----08SMIH. '72 l'orsche 9 111'. likl' • "" 2 lllks W.ofHeach Rlvd •_'.'.lUpcS425.~~ _ i.tluss.stcol beltedradiul CLASSIC COUPE $3895 new, 49m, alloys, S trnn. •CELICAS 7600Wcstminster Blvd 2025 S, Manchester white stripe tires, turbCJ Rar~ 4 speed, sunroof. '68 MERCEDES BEHZ Inst. AM/F M, must sell, •CHINOOKS Wcstm111~ter 893-7551 Anaheim ]50-iOll '75 BUICK h y d r a m a t l c leJttler. S trnck stereo & 2505 makcofr. 711·$1·2&17 L•.._.DCRUISERS * * _ _____ RIVIERA trans m ission, AM /P M 250 engine. Buy or lease. Sharp, lo nu., EZ pymts. '75 9 14 2 .0 P or sche . • "'" 1975 VOLVO 242 $6189 i.tcreo radio, console. <~NL.E). Trade, buy. <210ll FR}. AM/f'M 8 track, Must WE'RE 4 cyl. coupe. 4 speed. air This beaut y has full <DP·51> ~!ISADDLEBACK BRITISH CAR CO. sell, Ph638-73!11 l'ond. & stc.:rci1 Extra 1x1wer including air con· $3395. VALLEY IMPORTS 213/990-2525 * * dean , low rn i lc:.q.:t· dilionini,t, radio & heater. Seeinnar a<>e area l ~·2040 495.4949 714/694-2854 '70 MG B, L~~! p~eR~~~~9/IF4M . DEALING t4&1~~t·v $5400 t11~~~~~~J~. appreeia\e. Ask"'for Kick )!lait;;.>feedes 220. 4 spd, '68 MBZ 2 50SE Runs good chrome wheels, sharp . OH THE CLEAN Orange Coad AM~ radio, new in· C1>e. H:1rc G cyl .. fuel inj, Call G75·2094 eves . <6-ISJNZJ. Daily Pilot terfdr & tires. 25 mi per En1'( sunroof, leather int BRITISH CAR CO. ENTIRE UP SALE :.s:io West Bay St • . gah.,..Best offer or trade :Satrif1cc• '65 MGB Roadster. Good 2131990.2525 Costa Mesa for p ickup or panel. cond ., new lop, new INVENTORY 67~170 doys or 673.9676 HOUSE OF trans. 831·3413. 714/694-2854 USED vw '00 Camaro SS Converti• • ai\~m. IMPORTS MG MIDGET ·10 911$ Wcbers, Rec;,iro SEETHE Cadillac 99"1§ ~~:~n~~~~~ $2400. 213/921-8588 All models. colors. llere scats, alloy wheels. Nol GOOD GUYS AT BUSES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease 7141523•7250 now~ Discuss lca~ing. 60 cheap. 645-7898 7 Chevrolet 9920 ~·J~RI~~ 'i'.!280S~.darkblue.sun· ~r~~s.'n . ·any pro· ·~~t~r=~~:.bi~~k.2cl~~~: CAMPERS ..... :................. -;.,.., '75CH£YYNOYA •' ., N u d :\1 r :\1 Autos Used ('? ~ ...................... . MERCEDES !:1~~·1.5a23~ito, air, 4s.ooo mi. BRITISH CAR CO. S6000. l'h496·0454 ~~~~~! .......... ~?~.~ ~1'' CUSTOM COUPE .,.... 213 NOW IS THE TIME • • G cylinder. Aut.o trans • • -ON DISPLAY . ,75 MBZ 240 1990-2525 Rolls Royce 9756 NEWPORTER 11 l -'' Factory air cond. Power K'ouse of Imports 714/694·2854 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TO BUY ALL · SS SALE ~ " steering. Power brakes. ,• AllTHORI Zt o DIESEL MGB GT # 1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ---------SALE PRICES • • Radio. Ra lly wheels. ~RCEDESDEALER stcL ·I Spd. t r::in s., Set ct r ···rr RO ·n Toyota Corolla 1200 GARDEN WEST ilMk.Jv.91s:-.1x11 .<-rnso Nabers Vmylroof.Lowmileage. ~G862 1\lanthester, (ljh'88MUYF)., Classic ~e;, u:~ns~r~~ ~~~~~ m y Only 18.000 mi .. 4 spd. vw i:!'.\IGH23E\'l'·S23;. c d II Lic.921MNQ . .I , ~2e3.7~5~k "Jlt'. uyor case. EZ terms.Canlease. rR ~:~~R~~C[ ~~~~i·~'.~~.:;x;. Grea 2 tllu(·ks W.BeachHl\'ll ~:·11;·;1~t~~r.'i;~~(w~·~~~JSO a i ac SA!_3T7A9A9HA · HOUSE OF BRITISH CAR CO. 7(i00 Wcstmmst('r Bini "" • Oti ~he Santa Ana F" Y IMPORTS 13 =~':::c~h ·70 Corolla Cou1JC, 2 nt•\I Wt•stmrnslt•r H!t:Vi:>SI 7\1 :'II ll l·li2u llES·S:!6~l Qualily and Price LIMCOLN MERCURY f 2 1990-2525 ~ t ires 37 M P G. S675 7uch1:v l'U 5!15J5C;.si:iso C,uaran1eed 1301 N.Tustin 19 72MBZ 213/921 -8588 714/694-2854 ClOSEOSUNOAYS 846·7171Days&wknds * * 7t1Che\'\Vi:t172 <\Sl).Sl lSO SantaAna 547-0511 . ,.280 COUPE 714/523 7250 m I .Tn .. 110:-.1 XT-~1150 I l',l\ing ~lll'llJll\h W~it.e w/b:tml)oo. Onl~ -_.:_ --Opel Rover 9757 ·w Corona 1900. 40:'11 .. 4 ---lill'I' llirrl·XE\\ tl5·St3SO P1 dC'rrrtl RJlt'\ 27MK> mile~. Mint cunu1 '76 MBZ 300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• spd. Worth SllOO. S800. Ii:! VW ll11s, d1•1wnrlahle. Iii\ VW :174:'11Xl·SI150 I .11•.;t•St :-i,•lf.'CllPll t1onr(158LWD). DIESEL 'i.! Opel 1900. Xlnl con<l.. •67 ROVER 494 ·0059 D ys. 497-1522 g~ c·o1111 •. ~1000 l'vt i:?Oltls VVS:ti6·S!1511 1 N ~ U ll ~sSIO.._. VIEJO 1mm;H-. 1 ownr. 17.< evs Mustsell Pl' J\:\1Hlh-57Ho li7 lmpt•r 112orn :ss1.'i:l(t '' nv. \\' """ " (~82REY !. Pa1'lt'I blue. mi .. SlfiOO. 836.7689 bet (3RIDLQ). S2499. Ex· . ' -----· . . tii \'\\'l·'.ll ·\\'ll'&OI S.l lS4) C.1d1llJl~m •· IMPORTS de· sunroof. skreo, buy l::Klor 5S9·S-IBO cvl's. tn:ml!ly .r:ire! Outsland· Triumph 9767 '70 fodory Cmpr. \Int (JiiChl'' 1111 ·SYll:!07 S7~I llo ,1ni:r t 11v111y j\vo,;ry Pkwy.-S.O. 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';c:-C'.t.L idle items with ,, 213/921-8588 Porsche 9750 213/921-8588 SADDLEBACK f>6:1i!t15 .~... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/523-7250 VALLEY IMPORTS ---< '"1a ,\ll·,,1 540-9100 , , D~ily PilotCla:.:-1ric_·d Ad. 714/523-7250 . -1966PORSCHE '69 Sqhk, autc1, ;>I r, 1'...T-1b 'AutoLeasing 958 Autoleasing 958 Subaru 9762 831·2040495·4949 am/fm . xl nt rn11d. 1~ ers (t•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••~· 912 COUPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,74 SPITFIRE Sl.500/bstofr . ."..IH·17!11 • , Illal'k l'Xlerior. 5 spcccl & '72 54.ibaru Wagon ·1;t; vw Ba1·a llu•'. New Cadt•JJaC in excellent cund1t1on. , •d · RDSTR "' tfi68L llO I' ·ced t ·ell 4 S1x.•c , radio. heatc,... eng&trans.S9SO. '75 CHEVY LUV P i c k u p . 4 s p ee d. economical. Real clean. hard to find! (70840Z>. $2995 at ' · n ° i> H121·~ri.;Sll 99 1 ~1wr·d.redbeauly. Likl· Phonc963-70!l4. '70MonteCorto ONLY $4295 new, to m iles. 5;1nurr 'li7 nus. Very ~ood ('Ond. '76 SON. LOADED. LO v.s. auto. trans., factory • S3195 Sl200. -MI . 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'°'Jnciud1ng: air cond. landau roof, till steering •' , ;,ivt'leel, power steering, power brakes. auto '1 l ltrahs. radio. tinted glass Md more. order your choice of colors now" #122 ... ~ r adials. $1,795. 6Jt.Jl9!J. S11d. 26.000 mi. Xlnt cond. ~ · 1 111 1' ' · · •Hfr· 11511 am· pm I or GROTH ma.:s. Huy o r XL NT Toyoto 9765 ---------~"".i"\4'.tl','I'"•' Sl 895. E'l''-/wknds 7(il!-46JJ ;1rt. 6 µm & lease plan. ttiOOll PC). 5 TRIUMPH "" "" , " 1· " I · 1 J 1 SADDLEBACK ••••••••••••••••••••••• 197 Ii .) I lnfi. t .iys t.:11 I wkntls. CHEVROLET TR7 '74 Super Beetle "mttm 8 - - ----- VALLEY IMPORTS TOYOTA 1 ·1 El track yellow super clean, ''!7 Amb .•. aulo, au-, PS, F'OHCED TU SELL 'i2 18211 IEACH ILVO. 831-2040 495.4949 On Y 18,000 m1 cs. cc-oncowncrS280o ~36·!.1583 J5.CX~I m1 on l'll~. Nus Coupe de Vlllt'. loaded 847-6087 549-l lll tric s unroof. 8 track • ·· ' · hc><lnvnrkS:J00,631·1723 Bestoffer.4!17.:m;x HUl'CTIHGTOH IEACH FOH stereo, mags. 1740PCP> 'tl8 Bug, n •bll cng. <;rt -· ------ 1972 PORSCHE '77 $5999. c·ond., rnns ~real. $800 Autos, M•w 9800 Auto•, Hew 9800 Auto•, H•w 9800 91 IT •DON BURMS• 11rn1 ·197<1!1f;5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sterco. factor y alloy SCHE UDI ------- '.$10111 +TAX . PER MONTH 38 "'o• 0 f L OAC CM Cc><! t~\'5 00 CM Rooucuon t 160 oo "'"' r.,.,., L••"'"IV •3•n 78 ~. 1971 YW 7 PASSENGER BUS .'~t;~,;: :·~i:t~ 52595 .l>uoll"60Lll , ' •r1974 KARMANN GHIA COUPE ·lllh s399 ~ ,,..I .. & °""' .1e,ooo "'"•• > 5 ~~•rr.& mod•t "9WWI, s ' ~;1968 MERCEDES IEN'l 300 SB. whecb. lowered & read\. Nol ~·l't-h11l we d11 have •POR ·A * · G5 V W nus. Sc· mi -(JHL TV 1 • lll'W '71i t'nroll,1s. 1-:xam· l:IGJI llarhor G:lf; 2:l~3 cami>er. Gd l'oncl. SlJOCl $8999. pie: tTE3U ll:>9t9 > for ·71 TR·6, xlnt cond S2700. orbcstofr.96'.!·8680 •DOH BURMS• ui\ly or bestor~er. . .-iit VW DASH E R St. •PORSCHE-AUDI• $2997 675-8443 W::igon. 4 spd, /\M/Fl\L 13631 Harbor G3§·23l3 TR 7 HEW Xlnl (·und. SJ500 bst ofr. '63 Supl'r !Ill C. Sharp, all orig. s.1.:;00. s.11.ugso or &12·0054. 1974 YW "THING" ~oncoa• llM~I<!" S'J.995 °"""' ()Wf"tlpf" W ·Ot'lolV ?dk3EOAI m I I 9 s • 1973 PORSCHE 914· I .7 .1976 YW POP· TOP CAMPER The Uctter l:fargain Custom bla,·k beauty! _™ __ ·_84_~------1 . Auto. tJ'8ns .. factory a i1 conditioninj;f. low miles ou t i;l and ln g v~lue <U511JSWI. $1699 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 llt'ach Bl•d Hunllnqtan llt'ach 847-8SS5 Discuss benefits of lc;1S· 'f.8 VW l111s . runs well. ing. 60 Mos fin. All 01\C. ~uper clean, best offer BRITISH CAR CO. 1_G_1_:i._01_oti_· -----• 213/990-2525 I 974 vw 714/694-2854 41 2 WAGON TR-6 'S :\fon) lo choose frum. We buy, sell, trade. Ca ll us now! 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T . -.,.----~--power :. 1 c er 1 n 60 , '74 Flrcblrd Esprit, alr, COSTA M>:SA '67 2-d r ''ala•1c """. Air, Uncoln 9945 1301 N. tu1t111 ~ '69 Mustang Fastback, automatic mrnsmls Ion, um/fm stereo, pwr wm· ti<! Chevy Station Wa41on MO· l?OO " ,. oNV ••••••••••••• • Santo Ano 547·0~11 125,000 ml. xlnt cond. rubber bumi1t•r L'"llrd"'. dows, door l<><:kll & xtrua. New brakes & llrc:i.. c1>t. ----PS. auto. Huns "d. Clt!llll • • •••••••• ---833 7"'~9 °" " ""'"''. '·IG·u l"'' ., '71 Ll ... COL ... CPE . o>oJ eves AM rudlo, llght 11ucko0 c, Xll\Lcond. S3900.67S.OOU Gdt'<>nd$800. PhllCU!·:mo 7.\ illonte Curio. :llM m1, 2626HARIOR.lVO. "'"" v "..., " " '74LINCOLN ----" -----V" t t I' t Gh' I t i; t II n 11 :1 r ti s I i c, -Ille blUl'. whl vinyl toµ, COSTA MESA o, uu o. run:.., Ul' ury COHTl .... EMTAL '74 aa 1. au o, air. wh1.tewalls. ·'elux•• wll'"'I 65 Rnvl. PS PB M . Nu $4,200 •1!19-37!13 '72 Lld Urou.:ham. 4 dr, air condttionlnn. power ,., stereo sunroof loaded 1 u ~ w b t l 'T.!Caprkl' . .i 1lr ~l.'ct.in . Corvette 9932 1wud cund. Pwr, lo mi's :.teeTing. Power brakcl). MARK IV 0000 mj. u 150. erJ.(l980 · 1:overs lcl't rernolt' mir lrun:., '* t, rno or mt.s. Loadedw,xlru-. ~.150. ~ Chcvclle 6 c)I. auto ••••••••••••••••••••••• !lti2 ·H51,646·1909 power wiodow3, power f.'ully power equipped ------ror. electric clock, lu)I· S175/\)st oll".64.2·'129t C:.111646 fjJ76 tr:rns. gd milcai,:c, 4 dr. 1976 Cun•ctte loud,:d Cl .7~1 . 4 d sc;.1ts. A!'ll /1''M radio. with t>ower untennao and '66 Must. VS , oulo .. PS, guge ~a.rk. l111li.:atc au~1> ·7:1 Grand l'px. xlnt. 14'> ---- -C1llaft6 7516!180 l\I ' II' D ' t!un .a nxie, r, heater, whitewall tire~. dual power split bench fact air .. new motor, loc~. 360t•1d, I bbl, \8 mi's. ~. OfCer. 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Priced t.o~cll l.11· tr~ns A/C I'/$ ,, r.. u ,. " " : · • • ' I f (7"0 (' I I' Ion ~so~ & so~ RANCH ERO :1!1:1.J EU A:lli F:'ll !>tereo. Sl,495. "111~ roo '"' • I. 'li!S Bonneville 2 dr, vinyt COPELAND MOTORS Inc. • LINCOLN · MERCURY 6:16 0072 S2 I 88 lop. fact. air, P/S, P/B. Auto. trans., faclor) air '65 Olds Cutlass. runs I b · 2626HARIOR llVD. l'On dlt1on1n1l. power 540• 5630, :iter cited tires, nu COSTA MESA :.ll.'tmng, power disc Mercury 9950 good. l Owner. S495. Call i•arh, fan bells, & tune•UP 'liH Cougar Xlt7. Xlnt rnutl.. ,\C:, PS, 1'13 , SIW;). l!l:J 3:Jl!() hr.ikc;., rac.ho, ht•aler, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1142·3l07. last 6 mo. $650. Orig. "hitl!wall Li res. Super '76 MERCURY Pinto ----9957 owner. 842·8203 IEEP $4399 36 MON. 0 .1.l 0 .A.C. FREE Cl RADIO 111<'l' two lone finish!! BOBCAT VILLAGER ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------2626 HARBOR •Lvo. Thunderbird 9970 'fl! Cougar. l.'\1.'dlt•nt 1·on- dit1011, Sl4!J5 I 15Wti\' ). 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Power bnikes • ..,cal!>. luxury intC'r1or. lilt Specially priced ot I h S d l'uwer w1mJnws. Al\l/ Ft.I wheel, cru1sl! control, "• S3799 '74 p ymout e an 1>ll'rcu. Vinyl roof. RaJly I d I \' M, auto. trans .. lactory wh1.-cls Ser 156000 an au , a 1 r t' on t . . S • ... T ... • ... • .a l · · · i\~l /r~I quad tape """ "'""""' air conu110111ng, power SS399 Ll""'COL ... MERCURY ~t~cnng, radio, healer. Sci' 6Y8IA8&HK8 " n SANT A AMA Buy of the We~k!! 1301 N. Tustin ~lllS:'l\ 1599 LINCOLN MERCURY Ml\RQOIS MOTORS 2tiH02 M.lR<,Uf Rlff PK.Wl' ">ur~ o .. (1<.>fr ...,., • ~ .... ,.,. f,ut Ml~~ION ~II JO MANY NEW & USED PICKUPS & 4x4s 1f1ed ads d1;.µla~ lhl.'1r mcssaj!cs "1th kg1b1hl) and 1mµa<'I ., Our :.1ds, we are proud lo say. n•ully get resulti.. Phone &.12-5Gill ·;3 I· 111 ti LTI> llrou)!ham p1l1.in.'d I 1lr ,\\I/ f:\I :.ll'l'l.'O radm. htr/a1r. pwr :.tr)! I>"" r "1ml1m" ~plll lronl !.t'.11'. l\2150. 1;7;! l~Hi GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach Santo Ana 547-0511 1301 N. Tustin •JI HdQ 49S -1210 '75MERCURY MARQUIS WAGON Santa Ano 547-05 I I 558-8000 COPELAND'S 558-8000 2001 E. 1st. St. JEEP (IJY SANTA ANA ev. Surfer Von ',, l'f "'I'\ 4' l't'I t t ,_ ~ t I Ir' 'If ,., ... ~tU't,_ w 11h f 1w·f¥ "\J1 ' to) t'ltt' 11"\\.•1.. " '"" "'''• .,,,.,, . In Ate.lie. w,H,,.. l 0 HHM "" ~ •r• h "'111rh m,,,.,, "TYW't t 'j·X)MIO l"'I 11\0~'''" ,,.,, ... , w '" heitV'r.1~ a ')M8,')P A. 1,, o ,. $4595 '70 Ford 1 T. Surfer Von In,.,,-..,.; ;--1 VI ~·,fo 1•r •"916Sl $3995 '69 Chev. Surfer Von 1"1 1~..,....,~,,,, Mtlun.f1 ''' *'"'" •EOt614 $3395 '74 LUV PICXUP W .,._.,. II\ t\lt'M'l'f •llll"o-'4'°479 $2495 NOW TOTAL DISCOUNTS AT ORANGE COUNTY's # 1 CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEALER # 1 QUALITY DEALER 20 CELICAS Priced to Sell 15 Z CARS 240-260-280 Zs Priced to Sell 75 01 s 9 Possenaer v .. 1a 'Ila wa~o' 'l'o•..-~"'I bt•.te '\IJ., r'>'\t ltUI') pct A C r~11y•n n '#r w " ,()OP\. .... $489 5 ll')4l3 7 ovota Corodo Poo1t1•" rt., "'''"'l'l"' 1*'',.. y•I 411 <# 'h ,..,....,.,..,' 'i•"''"'" , ... tJ'./._ ... ~l1'1 °"'• $1495 842-8844 '74LIMCOLN 4DOOR SEDAN V-8, auto trans., factory air conditioning, pawer :.teering, power disc brakes. power windows, power sc>ats. rC1dio, !water. whitl!wall ti res, vinyl roof. tinted glas:., whct!I c:Ovl!rs. tilt wheel, 1·xlra nice <"ar! Li<'. No. l~IS.I [' P. S6395 540-5630 IOllXSO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY '71 Plnto Runabout GROTH 4 spd ~I usl !>ell Auto. truns. fJc•tory u1r _ 642'5161 CHEVROLET cond1l1oning. power 'ii Ford Pinto. I ;.pd, 1121 I IEACH ILYD. V~a 9974 steering, J>OWl!r hrakl'S. S8SO 847·6087 549.333 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• rad i 0. h ('at c I'. !I nt2<J21!(; HUMTIHGTOM IEACH '74 Vega lltchhk, auto, pas!>senger. 558NDV. -----AIC. lo m1 , nu l irl.'s, A·l. S4888 '72 Pinto runabout, new '73 Fury 111. 4 Dr. Full $2075. 830·0800 644·2877 tires, air cond., very power. A/C, vanyl top. clean. runs grt•at, only .i :J, 000 m 1, I mm at. '71 yci:a Ca rnhaek, 49,882 J.1.000 miles on cnj!ine -S22751ofr Ph 492· 1181 ~ '·' s . S 1O9 5. 6 SO 2 more i11fo. 546-2H5S . Spickard Ur., ll .B. ~I ws oo Ponhac 9965 ~IHl1i:1:1 66T-l11rd, full pwr, $1000 548-6681 540-5630 1011 ~SOX & so~ • UNCOLN·MERCURY --....................... ------- 2626 HARBOR BLVD. •71 Pm tu For Sale or l radc for ·75 Vega Kammback, ail', «;QSTA MESA Orig ownr. Xlnl cond. small boat. •70 Pontiac stereo, mags. ~st orrer NOTICE 817·3"13 Gr:.111d Prix. Very clean. over S2350. 673·4980 how Daily Pilot Clnss· 673·67211. '74 wgn. 22!\I mi, 4-spd. iried uds display their IF YOU .71 t:rand Prix. Loaded rart air, roof rack, orig messugcs with lc~1b1hty haveaservicetoofferor 1 5 owner. Ucc/74, new ancl1mpact?Ourad:.,\\C goodstosell,placeanad xi1;11n~c3·o~~I" '\lµly S4l7 · Michcllin dbl steel urc proud to say. really in the Da 1 ly Pi lot li• .,.h;J radials. orange, like 2626HARBORBlVD. get res ullS . Phon e Classified Section . Find what you w:.1nl m new 52.250.CallSunday. COSTA MESA 642·56711. Phone642·56711. Daily P1lotClass1f1cds. 552·~7. Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, H•w 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Alltoa, H•w 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW 1977 PONTIAC 19'1111 ~:;.. $3966 ~ ~ PLUS TAX & UCENSE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1 2M2.7c12303021 NEW 1977 PONTIAC FIBllB LOADED ~,$5966 PLUS TAX & LICENSE IMMEDIATE DE.LIVERY 1 2n11MN1124So NEW 1977 PONTIACGIAllD PRIX LOADED -~·6866 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY -1/f 2·T5717P124516 NEW 1977 GMC PICK.UP 8 FOOT IED ~ .. S3966 PLUS TAX & LICENSE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY #rco1•12so14o1 NEW 1977 GMC IHOITll YAN $3966 PLUS TAX & LICENSE. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY +rGou1uso2310 ORANGE THORPE :11w 1976 NllDACS A :176 ~a~~ra~.<=~i~~: .. ~s3995 • eng .. 5 spd. trans . rallye wheels. radlal tuned suspension. radio. · cust. ext. group. , ASTRE ... 76COUPE. (2C1186US12400). 1•o s3995 • eng .. wl steel ltrcs. sott ray glass, power steering, cust be lt, rallyei 1 wheels, handling pkg., S spd. • trans., radio. tilt steering Wheel. I • ASTRE ;'76COUPE. (2C1 1B6U514'849).$4395 ! Turb/hyd .. radio. tilt steering whl .. 1, power brakes. 4 cyl eng:, wl tires. <, soft ray glass, pwr. steenng, rallye whls. air cond. body side mirrors. ASTRE '76(2C7786US05060J .. Soft rays4395 w111d. cust ale. remot·spor•: mirror. 4 cyl. eng . 5 sp. lrans .. tllt rally wheel. ww steel lires. radio. .. ASTRE '762c1seeusoe100 wagon. Auto $4495 tran<J . lac air cond .. 4 cyt. engine, till. R T S . radio. luggage raek. l• ~ ASTRE f 76 COUPE. (2C7786U500265). Rallye $ 4495 • gaugc·clock. soft ray glass.radio, cust A/C, remot·sport mirror, cust. • ,> Int grp., 4 cyl eng, turb/hyd. trans, rallyo whls .wwt1res ASTRE ''76 ~~l~,~~a~;.~2r~~~al ~~/s~~~a~~: s4395 Power brakes & steering, custom • . exrenor. radio, Rally wheels. SUNBIRD '76 2M27 B6C106590 Radial tires. $3695 bumper pro1ect1on group, 4 cyt. • engine. 3 speed trans .. bOdy side mldg . s yr-60.000 mile engine guarantee. SUNBIRD •76 (2 M2786C119393. SIR. tinted $4695 • glass. air cond. remot conll spr. mirror. Ir. seat console. pwr disc brakes. V6 eng . lublhyd trans . ·• oower steering. rallye wheels. SUNBIRD . '76 2M2786C1 0 1914 SSpeed trans .. s4195 4 cyl .. w1s1w steel belted radials. luxury lrlm group. 5 yr-80.000 f mile engine guaranlee s SUNBIRD '7612M2786C104225) Tinted g!ass, s3995 4 cvl cnq . 6 sp trans . ww tires. rJd10 bmor imp BONNEVILLE ·'76 ~~~~~:C1k~:~~d;~~.~1·1.'~~ui!~: $6795 60-40 seat. radio. Rally II wheels. vinyl lop and much m0<e. FAWY. USED CARS ,74 CPE. ·o. E VILLE. "'.-6· auto. trans.,$ 6395 factory air cond1tlonlno. power steering. power disc brakes. power windows. AM·FM radio. 111nyi roof, tilt. door locks. Uc. 166JSO CADILLAC '74 ~i!~;~fs~:\:=;~~,~~5 6195 windows. power seats. AM-FM radio. vinyl roof, tilt Lie. 196SLPC. · • • 0 USED 1976 POllllACS PONTIAC radio, rallye wheels. (664NRP) '76sunb1rd. 4 cyt .. • se>eed. AM s34· 95 ASTRE '76HATCHBACK. 4 cyl. eng .• auto.s3795 trans .. radio. Lie. #317NIN. CHEVROLET ASTRE f 74 Vega Hatchback, auto. trans .• AM radio. LIC. 587KEC. . s1395· ·'76HATCHBACK. 4 cyl eng., auto.s3795 trans., radio. Lie. tf3 16NIN . LEMANS '74 v-a. auto. trans .. factory airs3395 condrtion.ing, power steering, radio. cnJ1se cont., COfdova top. 2629M4G 111953. GRAND PRIX f 73 ~~~di~~~~~~a~~·~e~a~\~Zina~: $ 3795 power windows. AM·FM radio, vinyl roof. tinted glass. rallye whls., tile whl. Lie. t584HPU. EL CAMINO f 14 ~~~d~~~l~~~oix!=s.st~~$ 3995 · AM radio. (60065W) 'CHEVY 1/2 TON f 73C8mper shell, V-8, auto. trans., s3995 Power steering. AM-FM stereo tape, rallye wheels. (1C42969) LEMANS '72 V-8 . auto trans .. factory.air $2195 cond1t10111ng. power steering. radio. Whitewall tires. vinyl roof. rallye wh ls. trim luxury. Lie t895EVK. CAMARO '74 V-8. auto. trans., AM-FM. oowers4395 steering. Power windows. vinyl roof. rallye whls. Tape. Lie. #221LAB. MONTE CARLO . '75 V-8 , auto. trans .. factory air $4695 conditioning. power steering, radio. vinyl roof. Lie. t090L Y J. LUY •75• cyl .. 4 speed. radio. l i::.$2995 • 11A83799. FORD SURFER V AM '74 ~-~}~or~~~~.'·~,fifywe~h~!~er~~ s4995 holes. vent. Lie t62072Z. CUTLASS '75 V·S. auto. trans .. factory air condl· s4795 l1on ing, power steering. power windows, AM·FM radio, vinyl roof, rallye whls., toll. cruise. Lie. #672MUL. SUN BIRD '76 .4 cyf. eng., auto. trans., radio. Lie.: s3995 #393NIN. SUN BIRD '764 cyl. eng., auto. trans , rallye $4195 whs. Lie. #386NIN. FIREBIRD '76 FORMULA. V-8 eng., auto. trans .. $ 5795 tape deck. AM/FM stereo. pwr. strg .. pwr. wind . rallye whls .. tilt strg. Lie. 1f716NLG. SUN BIRD '76" cyl. eng .• automatic, pwr. strg .• $4195 rallye whls. Lie. J353PCU. PONTIAC '76 Grand Prix SJ. V·8. auto. trans .. factory air conditioning, power $ 6795 steering, power windows. Landau top, AM·FM slereo, rallye wheels. 1111 wheel. Less than 10,000 miles. Lie. #417NRS GRAND PRIX '76 ~~a~:. .enrg~.1 i'~~· :rh ~~~~· taau~~ $6395 decklarn-fm stereo. tilt strg., pwr. strg., cruise. pwr. windows & locks. cordova top. Lie. #851NIM. SUN BIRD '76 Tlnted glass: fact ory air COl"ld ... 4 s4295 cy l. engine. aulomat1c transmission. oower disc brakes. power steenng. rad ial tires. rallye ' llwheels.(2M2786C118380). SUM BIRD '76 Automatic transmission. powers3995 disc brakes. oower steering, 4 cyl. engine. radial tires. rally II wheels. 11ntedglass(2M26B6C119850). SUNBIRD f 76 ~i~tog:~~tit~~7~~'.ss~~~e~a~?~ $ 4295 brakes. power steering, radial tires. rally II wheels. C2M27B6C118269l. VENTURA '76 ~~~~Nai~~~~7?t~~~~~~!~:~~: s4395 power disc brake<;. AM radio. rad ial tires, (2Y6906L 103819). .._, B ~ PRICES GOOD TIL OCTOIEll 25, I '76. ALL CARS PLUS T & L OPEN DAILY - 9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M. WE ECPaTL Y DO PONTIAC WARIAMTY WOO UGAIDl.ESS Of wtB! YOU ORIGIMALL Y PURCHASID YOUR CAR WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS .. " TAKE YOUR CHOICE '74 AMC MATADOR '75 VEGA WAGON '72 DATSUN 610 Au tomatic, power Coupe . 4 speed steering, .11r cond . tilt Au 1 0 m at i c • r a 11Y9 transmission. radio and wheel. 60/40 seat. wh eels, radio a nd heater.(449PCW) (624~XY) heater. (581NJP} PLUS TAX & llCENSE PONTIAC LE MANS $ 37 f 70 ~utomat1c. power steering & brakes. 1 1 air cond1t1oning, vinyl top, bucket seats. (078CPJI CADILLAC COUPE $ '70Full power plus factory air 1477 conditioning (409BZV) ' DODGE SWINGER $ 0 Aut omatic, radio, heater, vinyJ top. 1577 (892CFI) · Automatic. power steering. power •73• PONTIAC LE MANS $ 777 b<ok9'. '" <ondoloo"'ng. {359HOI) 1 , 71 MONTE CARLO $ Auto PS . PB . air cond. vinyl top. 1977 cust wheels silver tn4SI 11'\ color (874EJEI j '73 ~1~~.~~~~t'a .. P.S .. air$2277 conditioning. roof rack. (624KLNJ ~ '73 r~~!,l~~,~~!1~~~ .. ai r52277 cond1t1oning. vinyl IOI>) (175572) '74 HONDA CAR s24 Hatchback Automatic transmission, 77 radio ;ind heater ISBD2130825) • ,75 OLDS OMEGA . $ Automatic. radio heater. vinyl top, 6 2677 cylinder economy (909MIL) ,73 FORD MUSTANG $ Air cond ll1oning, power steering, 2977 power brakes. (538HSU) ·12 •74 COUGAR . CADILLAC XR-7 "Convertible" Automatic. power steering. EIDorado. Beautiful mist blue power brak es . air exterior with white conditioning. vinyl top. tilt convertible top. Fully luxury wheel . p o w er seat s & equipped. Mu st see. windows. AM/FM stereo. (474FJL) ' rallye wheels. (254ETV) •75 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Automatic. power steering, Power brakes. vinyl top, air conditioning, beautiful light blue with white top. (388LMV) • 7 :zs =a ---- •75 CUTLASS SUPREME BLACK BEAUTY. Black on black coupe. Automatic, air conditioning. AM/FM stereo. P/windows, tilt wheel. rallye wheels. bu cket seat s. (066Nlf?) •74 •73 . OLDS 88 'CHEVY ROY ALE 1/2 TON Auto... P.S .. P.B •• VINYL Pickup. 8 ft. bed, TOP, AM/FM stereo, automatlo, power P/windows. tilt wheet, steering, power brakes. aplitseat.(205lUS) air conditioning. • I (133980) •73 BUICK REGAL Auto.. P.S., P.B., vinyl top, air conditioning, radial tires. (638GWY) s277 DOWN _$ 77 MONTH .J Total cash ~ $2500 plus tu & rte. Deferred price is $3328.72 inct. tax. lie., au carrying charges. 36 months financing orupproved credit. ANNUAL PERCENTA~ RATE 18.45%. '73 CUTLASSSUPREME $2 . Automatic. power steering & brake9, 977 air conditioning. vfnYI top. (022MOU CUTLASS SUPREME $ '73 Auto., P.s •• P.B .. air conditioning, 3177 vinyl top. AM/FM stereo. bucket aeats. (737HOC) ,74 CHEYYCAPRICI $ 3 Claaic. Auto •• P.s .. P.S.. air C)Ond., 3 77 \lfnvt too. tut wheel. power windows. • (518'.FG) 4 'P88d. P.S.. air ~ .. AM/FM '750LDSSTARFIRlE $ ~a.'::.'cro wh"~ ~ New 34 77 f' IUICK REGAL '74Auto .. P.S., P.B .• tilt wheef. cruise s3477 control, AM/FM 8 track, vinyt top, P/seats, rallye wheels. Gorgeous. ' (481JFH) ' OLDS 98 LUXURY '74Sedan. full power and factory air$3977 condlti9nlng. .Beautiful. (154LWG) ,7 OLDS CUTLASS $ 5 Salon coupe. Auto,. P.S., P.B.. 4477 landa11 top. rallye wheels, power windows. (275LRV) 76CHIVY CAMARO $ f Power steering, radio, heater, white 4577 wall tires. O.NL 'l · 6700 .miles. (571413) . ,76 1UICKREGAL. · $ Auto., P.S .. P.B., padded vinyl top, 4777 Canary yellow beauty. (Ylt121) ,7 OLDS VISTA CRUISER $ 6 Wagon. Auto., P.S., P,.B .. elr cond .. 9 5577 pass. Roof rac:k. IQW .miles. (124722) •75 . 176 COUGAR OLDS98 . XR·7 REGENCY Automatic. power. steering, Sedan. The last of the Big 98. pow e r . bra k e.s:.: a i r This car has every imaginable conditioning, tilt .wheel. option. 8000 mile beauty. AM/FM stereo. P/windows, (774621) vinyl top, rallye· wheels. Super. silver w/cranbe'rry interior. (5~7METI . · ·.