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. John Kron,fbr, 10, of Fountain Valley "beads,. tlie ioccer
ball. John, Wbo plaJcs for the Tieen, is one of ~ore thiui 1!5.000 youngs~rs who will· be playing soccer ti1 Oraq$
. CounU-.today. ln 1964 there·were nine teams m the naUon.
Thia year 1bere ate 6.,559 teams playing in the American
Youth Soccer OrganiaaUon. "Evetyoae Plays"1 is the
AYSO watchword •.
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SAT.URDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 19n
·:·Two County Murder Suspects May Be Re~ase'd
filed When he WU found aleep.
ing in bis car in the ¥.l!alon Vlelo
area lut Oct. 2:2.
DepuUes summoned to the
vehicle by nearby resldHtl,
.ctatmed they rouoc1 allb~ pure •.
heroin with a street sale value ol
$1.1 mlllloo hidden in the Stuts auto.
· Lawyers for Kulik'• ttiree
codefendants believe tbat Judae Rlcldea wl1l set the nme ar-
were Ukiq op poslUom at the
airport and .t eitet Sadat 1'll.l
visit, where they will try to ahleld
bim frorn ~•lble barm •nd from the ~ attentiom Of Israeli crowds. . .
EnpUan a1eiita also are tat-ma part in tbe unprecedented
aecurlty precauUon1, 110 Ulbt
that U boUra before Sadat wu to
arrive. Ben-Gurton 11 access
roads were sealed Olf wtth chect-
polot1 el1ht miles from tbe
airport.
<See l'1SIT, •••• A!)
Cella· _()rde:rea
To Face Trial
By TOM ISAllLEY
ot•Dllllrft•Maff Dr. Louil J, Cell , Jr. WU or~
dered Friday to face trial Dec. a
ln San Dieeo County Superlai'
Court an.er an Orange County
Judce ref...t to aeeept pleu et
no contest to 11 felony counts.
Superior Court Judge Robert
E. Rick;le1• _d~c~lon to nnd
United Avena
Holiday Strike
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WASJUNGTON (AP) -
United Airlines, the na-
tion's largest air carrier,
has reached a tentative
contract agreement with
ita ntebt altendants, ac-
cording to Ken Crowley, a
union spokesman. ""
The settlement Friday
night averts a threatened
strike during the
Thanksgivin& holtday
which could have 1hut
down the airline and dis-
rupted the travel plans or
thousands.
Details were not Im·
mediately available.
The aereemetlt goes to
the 8,000 attendants for
ratification ..
Cella, 62. to trial cm 127 f~
counta CQl'lt.ained in• ll"and Jury
lndictmeiit apparenU1 ended
plea bar9alnln1 ne1otlaUon1
between Cella'a lawyen and tbe
prosecution.
Cella and co-defendartt·
Stephen Robert Evans, 32. had
succe11fu.lly appealed for. a
chan1e ~ venue aft.er botb
arSQed that bea•J' pre•trtal
publicity rulecl out the pollibUlty
of af aJJ'trial ln Orani• Cou.at1. n was lea.-ned after the Cella.
trial waa ttanlferred to San
Die10 that Enns' laW'Jft ii ltil1
en1acec1 1n plea bar•a.lDJDC ta1ka
with ~ Dlltrict AttonleJa GI· fice.
Evans was ordered w retutn to
the Santa Ana Court Feb. 24 for a
decision on the 1ite ot bis trial. Jt
is expected that the Cella trial
will be in its final stages oo that
date.
Judge Ricldee.weni ahead with
the hearing Friday despite the
absence of .Cella'• law1er,
George Chula 61 Costa Mesa wbo
was reparted to be vacatie>Jdnl ln
South America unW January.
. He appeared to disapprove.of
the tentative offer to aubfait
pleas of no contest on certain
criminal counts and obviouaty
felt, from bis comments, that tbe
issue abould be aired in trial
court.
Santa Ana Father,
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Tot Killed J;,y Car
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area track stars, center, left to right,
Sylvia Ortiz, Peggy Kokernot and Michele
Cearcy bold IWY torch.
ERA Choke Haikd
Conflicts Precede Wom~n's Ce
HOUSTON (AP) -Ronlynn tobeadaulhter,tamproucltobe TbtCcild«M"e.wblctlomdal· ~~t~:id~~:==:~ ::~e:o~a~::~~-= ~:~=-~t:
Equal Rieb ta Amendment to I am proud to be a wife~ -.t{e ot mU. UOGI to tho
"live and work and learn u they a very spedal pel"IOD wbo abarel CoDo;ea Ud Prisldent Cuter
choose." my desire for tbe ratification ot onlao1'topl'ovldeequal~tor
The president's wife told an theERA. wooumaQdmen:
ERAmerica fundralaer on Fri· 'TbeEJQ.·meam-andt.bials AbOUt~~ percent of tJM eon-
day nlibt. the eve of the ftrst what our tDe1Mft should be -fereaee .. mote than 1,000 CJe..
federally funded National that W08'eD c-ui llff IUld wsk Jeaat.!EraUftsllioilOf&he
Women's Conferenc~: "You and learn a th.er eboGle. Tbme ~ual Amendtneat.
should uy that when you th1nt ot riPtl are loai overdue... '1 -to bow how WI irWP
the ERAt 1!dDk about younelf Mn Carter'• predeceaor u pl'esum• to ~u for Amertca
••• and abdut equal lepl op-first iady, Betty Ford, also-women,,. ·~-~ !!lb1abetbNA.
portunlty and an equal bu.la for spoke uratna tb.at the EBA be SadOwUl. a \Mlleaa1e rom ""' opportunity in GUI' llve1." appro~ed became .. lt ls rlcht. Jflrle7 wbo telWled at DaniD'a
Mrs. Carter aaid abe was and theaoonertMbetter. tieariD~ '
"proudtobeawomap.lamproud "It wlll eatabllab tbe l .. ~ MN. s.dowlld, 1'hO deteitbecl
... A Santa Ana lather a0nd bis. llt· ~.m. tr~~the 2800 bloct « · · buiJI for ffel'7 woman to decide heraelf 81 • housewife and
r IE' p Al the dlrectkln "'her life. It doel mother~ tbree. Hid •htt jf the \le girl took their last walk WeatM Ave.,polleeaald. .. ,.... "fie not dictate u but lt would only one ot New Jeney"I 45 de-~1etherFJ'idayn1ght, wheoacar • Diana Mora Ortiz, 2~. died an guarantee that a woman can be le1ate1 who does not support
llrtve·n by a neighbor struck and bour later at Mercy General VISIT anyt.b.1ne lbe uplrea to be, 0 Mn. aborUoa. PY rtabta and -ERA trilled both as they strolled home .H ital •' • • • d ••• a"-~rom a eorner market wlth osp · For Hid. rawuc ._,..., • 1 _,.. of · • ~ Charged wlth felony drunken Opposition abroad to Sadat's It wu tbe flrat joint ap· 0 1 am the dlventty In the New m-m 0-iroceriea .. or sup· .rlrlvlng at Oranae Count1 Jail ta trip continued to mount Friday. pearance for, Mn. Carter and Jeneydelegatlan,"abeaald, ~The "uiOtOrist reportedl; bit the .• .J. Encarnacion OropeQ, 2'1, 2514 In Athena. about 25 pftlteltiq Mn. Ford. Botb ban nppmted
;atr when be swerved to avoid. Y/. M~hdden Ave., an apart-Arab atudenta wereclrfvenc-tof the ERA publicly. The-partiAD p,... P~ AJ
ftrildnc a third pedestrian, .ment house oa1J a block from the the embalJ' a(ter a abootout crowd cblend u tbeJ IPOk• to a /
"91crlbect u either • friend or .Prtll apartment. wttb police In wbJdl 10 ol tbe m. atandlJll·room-onlJ ballroom B'r~~'WL etl of tbe dead, who was ; Invatfgators said Mr. Orti% vaden, three embUtt atatr.. crow4 ft.a • • •
from the other aide to pnd b1a cfauabter bad aone on a •Jld three Greeb were ~ 111.euwbUe. opp>neida of tile bac" ....., -Wfiral otheJ' J _.
p 1l1'1'1theeroceries. )bopplnc errand to the com· Scores were arrelted. cont~ cbar&etl frlt9YA~at "' "'· r~ ... ~. Santa Ana Police Lt. Thomas merclal complex acrose from ...... In Beirut. a rocket locdaW In the7, aDd'nattbeYutm~ot forcemeatq-.ctea, coDUDaeclto
.».Sawyer said a driver allegedly their apartment and were return-fro°' what autborltlea called' an-deleaatea to the federally funded hunt Jor foUr cXber defeadenta
was arrested and booked qn su.s· inewhentheaccident9Ccurted.. unbiotm launcb'lll pOlnt • .,,,. meetiq, represeot tbe Ylewl « nam .... lntbelndlctuient. '
lcloll of felony drunken dttv!nf, • Aut.oplies,.... ldledaled over aw.,.•• killed a eJQluy aurd tb• averqe Am~can womp. ~ fadN~M&• GI murd •
ollce are txpected to seek add1-~e weekend and wounded four nearby 'Saudi Rep, Boben lt il>OnaUt R· ='~ ~ Ud -..
tonal felony manslauahter • Police u:Sawyer uid the In· Arabian aoldlen of the Arab .~allfc0m~aln~ =~~ Kulik'• wlft, !:lite Caban
haraesMqpday. vestigatlon wu ltW under way Leaguepeacekeeptnaforce. milalooantheO aneoolln· Kullt, 28,~0f'.tU tame Newport
i• Rafael Kora Ort.1%, 41, of 2614 late Friday ni&ht and the identity The radical Arab reaimes ot teraatioaal Wcmea'a y..,. the Beach ~; 1oeeph Sbeltoo
• McFadden Ave., was pro-»f the third pedestrian was un-Iraq and libya~ SyrtaAQd-apouorbllaqntsaUoo. • Davh, allo known a 1 ounced ddd at the scene of the 6 determined. even Saudi Ar EOJ»t'I bla Drdbavrata, .,e and addreU a.
'fGas Stations Told ~ .
Uo Add Fume fCap'
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WEST COVINA (AP) -gasoline ataUona in Oran1e
ounty and tbe three otber coun-les in the 8outb Cout a1r buln tave been ordered to reduce
ydrocarboll emi.111iona bJ 60
ns per day with a devioe that
'Would keep f\lm• from eseaptna
'tiblle aaa it pump-4 lnto CC'I.
Hydrocartaal react with IUD•
tJlght and oxidm of nttrosen to
reate ozone, the eye·lt1naina
.alement that is the m.Jor con-
butor to Southern California'•
mog.
Under the plan adopted by the
utb Coat Air Quality JllJ\a1e·
ent Obtrlct, the 1,000 1uoUne
tlons In Oranae. Lo9 Anaelee.
iventde and SGi Beh:lardlno
ounUea wou.Jcl be requtNd to In·
tall rubber cupllke devtc• on
elr pum ... ·The dmc• •ould
t agalnat the eatomer'a car
nd channel th• fWil8s back into
e atatioo •s uncferarwnd tank
I
1oatead ot lettlna them 4rlft Into
the air.
"Gas statioaa cause 10 pereent ol tb;.-=en emi111Gaa from IOUl'Ces In the air
buip," aal4 ct apokeaman
WUUamFallmer. A total of 1,UO tone of
by~ are emitted Into
the air Jn the four counties from
all aourees each day, be aald. Of
those, '780 ton• come from
veblclea and ea> tons from sta-
tionary sources. includtn& ~
ly over ... froal ru atadoaa.
It wlU coet about '800 to eQUlp
an averaie alx-pump ataUon wltb
the devieea, which will capture 90
percent of the fUmea, 1"alkner
said.
A much more COltly device
that would require 95 percent of
the byclrocarbonl wW be teltecl
at 180 aatiom in the air buln. It
would COit ••to equip a six· pump ltatloa wtth that device.
Palkneraald.
Lut JUI', the acacy ardiNd .iattoas to use devi«* to keep
fumes fro,m .. 1capina while
truckl filled UM atationa' under· lfO\IDd . ttonae taiakl. Falkner
termed that prosram 18 percent
eff~tlve. . '
=~l:':t,='a l'...,P-AJ • knoQ;~Jo1eph Oabrlel PedorOMtl, allu Gupta, are
The Sovlet Unlon '1 SOY• FIRE ( and addrea unbo1im aDd Roy
emmenkmtrolled prtll ended· • • • Cl{rtaUljpblr Rlchant. a1lo known lt• allence dn the joul'D9J' todq, u J\Uhaida Dav• .,. and *1·
:sayt.na s.ctat wu iotnc alaaa a-.-. JanSW Jfft7 l>Pt4 ctreu~ wttb Israel'• aobeme f9r a told a newtpaper ~ Pro1,c:utor Carter made tt
separate puce with Ennt and on the teene thtt bet b.ard-. ot elear Outi1d8 the courtroom that enc•&1ni m a •mrtatbi -r.-tlaat the men ~ ·~·· wbm lnveaU,attn1 offieera believe
could lead to a new war m.. flamawen~ered. tbef have~ dowJ) tilt loo•
'Middle East. ... He pulled a automatic flN . lion where the four tu,itivtes ~
• The . pro.Iibyan Jeft&t ~ eJarm lev•T uWmately bd.llllna hidJna.
M Saftr aaJd (n Beirut that u-more thlD 50 ftrem• from Santa He addltlOiWly macle It clear
b1an leader Cal. lloammar Ana, ~ 0tan10 aDd the that be expect.a to beat of tbetr
KbadafJ nm"'OGed all Arab am. Oranie fin deputmenb. arreata la tbe lrnmedlate f\lture. bauadol'llnTripoJJFrida)'~ lnve1tt1ator1 eald no Tbe four tuatU.a and Kullt
and told them Ubya wu catdDC ftreftllden w• bilrt eoet:ronlnl are tdentifted bt the proHCuUon diplomatic U• wltb the J:apUan the bfue ID O..dder baildlnf, to as prlDcipalf In the operation of 1overnment and ca1Un1 home all wblcll HYeral acldltlou ban PrUadam J>iltttbutora Ille., a
Ubyam 11.tlal in ECJPt. been added t1'lf!lr tta Dllll71el:n' compqy alle,edly llntecl to the
"IJbya considers the pl"lltiat-eztatence. BareK.rtahnareUstouuect. .
EIYPtlan reetm• an enemy Gltbe Ari& nation,•• Khadd.r wuqa.
ed •• 1ayln1. Lfb7a~h'ad tbreatene411nanclQ' to bratre-
laUons lf Sadat went ahead with
thevlait.
Meanwhile SJrla. EOPl~ 1111
throuab three decades Of Arab-
Jaraell war, declared a naUanal
day of~. •
Of the Arab eocmtrlel. cm1y
Morocco and Sudan auppart.e4
the trip. E1ypttan reHttoua
leaden allo eodoratd tbe tdl>. but Palesti.Dlam called lt ••aub
ln the back totbe uUre Arab ...
Uon."
''lt'•'woaderful." •al4 w.t'I press aeaetarJ, Saad Zehlai,al Nueer. "~llreaclJ:•
SAf{,-;-J'RANCJSCO <AP> -
Paclftc-Gai le EJIC'trtc Co. bu ta. •
eued atat.m.ent dell1lni a state
Publlc UUlltl• Oommllakm of.
ttclal'1 reaQtClial~tnith• Ut1llt7
.Uuld l"lilluCj.'.11 Od ealllnc
lta promotion of enera eOAo
aervatlan lnad~uate.
Denoia Poolerl a PG&E
1p0teaman. aald Friday a deo
talled rebuttil WW be med t.o ,._ comm~ made TbundQ
bl htai'fill C:ialCCl' Carol T. CQt .. fq.o
, Tbe bearfDI otftcer cillill far
PO•E to reduce tu rat4!1 bJ •s mllllon a 19ar llD4 1'tfWMt •
much H flOO mUU011 to
custom en. Ace~ to tbe eomm•Mlcm report. PGllB paid ~ ID
federal Income~ lifmS:im
and 10 far th1I )'t*r and lt ~-Dot
been demonairate'd th~ $1UU~ ~m neled the ts6.& mHUGe of,...
venue. it bu been allowed IC
tb,ta year'•~"· . POoler seld tbat tn bl'ildllni tu
Income tu pa)'lllentl POU
"followect the methods aad Jl'O-
cedu.res 1b.at have 1radlUoatUY been followed b1 th• com~
mlealm."
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Former 'J(th AUembly District
candidate Jfm Slemon1 ha1
thrOwa an appuut irudae aus>-
port ti"eh1Dd a bualneaa consultant and former atrllne 1\ewlidei1
and tnodel who ii cballenfinl
Marian Betseaon for the 11'11
Republlcannominallon. ·
Kat.by:~ Etier, 38, a writ.er
and 1peaker on personal motiva-
tion, aald lbe plan.s a formal an-
nouncement ot her candidacy in
December, followinJ a month·
Iona Orient vacaUon.
Slemom ii a Newport Beach
car dealer who beat Mrs.
BeraelClft, a O.year-old former
Newport-Mesa School District
truatff, in the me primary for
the UMmbl)' aeat.
But after damaaio& newspaper
account.I ot Siemon&! personal
life, Mn. Bergeson entered the
primary anyway as a write-in
caodidat.e.
Slemons was defeated by Ron
Cordova, a Democrat, and
Slemons bl&med bl.a los1 lD "1he
heavily JlepubUcao diatiict oo Mrs. Ber1eaon'• pllt of the
Republican voi..
He vowed to elp any can-
didate defeat her Mxt timeout.
Slemons was on vaeaUoa, un-
available for comment.
A1kod about Slemona'1 anidi•
match aaaiftlt Mrs. Bei'IHOO u
a poaalble reuon for bis support,
Mr•. Elser aaid, .. 'lbat•• very
true, butl dldA't uk for lL When I said I WU coinf to run, he juat Mrs. Ber;esoo"rllO far the only
made astatemeo." announced candidates for the
Mrs. Elser, a Monarch Ba)' re-aeat~vebuainesuz~ence.
sident and wife of Gordon Elser. ' She aaMI the Job needa ~Ol-.
an Orange County Water District one uaed to oieelina a payroll~
information officer, said unW someone who ~eratan4a ftaeat
Slemons indlcat.ed his support for resl>Ol)SibWty ·
herTueaday,abewuunawareot Sh• qrees with former Gov.
hit bac~. Ronald Reaaan. lhe said, that
"I dld not know I wu bis can-"Politics should be run llke a
didate to run atalnst Marian business."
Bergeson. I appreciate any sup-She bas been ln independent
port I can get." business for nine yean, ownt.oa
Mrs. Elser, founder and two corporaUon.a: Envirospbere,
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HUNTINGTON BEACH MAYOR PAmNSON TRIES LUCK Al SON. CARY, I, OBSERVES
Frllbee Qolf -Conaklered Aelulng, Fun •nd lnexpenllv• F•mlly !nt•rt•lnment
New Par fo~ Cou1•se
' Frisbee Golf Rapidly Gaining Popularity '
By ROBERT BARKEll
Olttlll>9Ny ........
Huntington Beach Mayor Ron
Pattinsoa wu introduced to a re-
latively new kind of golf this
week -the kind in which you
throw a Frisbee at targeta in·
stead of hitting a lltUe white ball
with a club.
Pattinson found the new game
bas many of the same perils u
the more tradlUonal sport.
On the flnt hole, be sliced bls
flYing disc into a plae ltfe and tt
traveled only 30 feet or so.
He rallied, however, to score a qey 4 on the bole to matcb the
score of hl• 9-year-old son,
Casey. ·
The game ia the dlacovery ot
Ed Headrick and bis son Ken,
both of Costa Mesa, who were in
Huntinaton Beach to offer tiJNS.
Frisbee 1olf off era many of the
features ot re,War 101f -fresh
air, pretty surroundin•• and
challenge. But it doean 't require
the money or the time and the en·
Ure family can play.
Headrick contends the •ame
has an excellent chance of
catching on big and that there
are 28 Frisbee golf courses in·
stalled in the U.S. and about 100
more planned.
Headrick be aald be plam to
collect financially by recelvtna
part of the admlulom cbarsed
bycoune1.
However, the t.cllity at Hunt-
ington Beach Central Park
where the two Pattlnsons tried
their baada ii free of chqe.
Park officiall 1aid the course is
rapidly developinl increasing
numbers ot devoteel and la the
busiest facWty in the park.
It la located on 11 acn1& of
lawns and trees west of Golden
West Street.
Headrick 1Ud be a1ao holds a
patent as one of the early Jnven-
tors of the Frisbee.
He said be reft.ned the fiJinl
disc to make it aerodynamlcaUJ
stable and maJr' it more ot a
sporting artlcl'.
He said •bout 20 million
Frisbees have been sold a1Dce
they were invented in 1965. ..
He s-.ld be 1old bla patent
which be says would be wortb $1
million to the Wbammo Corpora.
tionfor$1.
He baa no rearets, he 1aid. "I
wu executive vie• )>retldmt at
Whammo for 12 years and ~
paidme'4ell.
Frisbee aolf counes have 11
boles, meuurlnl up to lOOyards. .
The bolel are ettber par 3 or
par '· depending on their
. lenatb. The Friabee muat be
thrown into a metal stand at the
end of each hole. Thia la tbe
equivalmt of a golfer •inklnl a putt.
a
wee •=z -<tt: .. .. .
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PROBABLY WILL AUN
Kathy AUi Etier
distributor of a water purifica-
tion system, and a.market.er of a
line or Kat.by Alla women 'a ap-
parel, whlcb included a chain of
boutiques.
THE
IDEAl
FAMILY \ GIFrl
Sawrdey, Novembef tt, 1m
She tNW UJ> on a farm 1D
Parsons. Kan.;, where "I llt.rlllly
wore feed aacka to school, a one.
room frame aehoolbouae," and
left home at 14 because ber faml·
ly wu toopoorto1upportber.
Because ot that uperlence.
Mrs. Eller 18ld, '1'm not too
sympatltetlc tor DQQpf<iduction.·
and people looking tor iuaran-
teediillle."
She worked odd Jobe unW abe
was 20, when sbe became ao. airline stewardess for aeveo
years. She modeled for
magaalnea and appeared in
televislm commerclali, aelliq
shampoo, refr1aeratora and
toothpaste.
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Su-..er at Onofre
The surf was flat at San Onofre, about 500 yards north of
where the nuclear plant now sits, back in the early '40s
when George "Peanuts Larson., Zimmerman took ·this
photograph. Only person he can identily "is Ed Procter
(wearing while hat in left center of picture.) Procter,
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Brown Dedicates .
Miller Brewery
IRWINDALE CAP> -As a mariachi band played "It's Miller
Time," Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. on Friday participated in h1a first
eroundbreaking ceremony-the dedication of a $170 million bnwery.
Officials of the Miller Brewin1 Company praised the 1ov"1\or for
helrtn1 clear the way for the plant, wtdcb after tta completion in 11eo
wil e~loy more than 800 in this
industrlaJ clly 20 miles each ~. forelp buainesa executives, told
Loa Anle.les. a crowd ~ about aoo that the San
Gabriel Vallex plant aymbollzed
BROWN, WINDING UP what ''the contlnuini attracUvenea t1
hia Buslnt11 and Transportation California to business." Secrelar~ Richard Silberman The governor, who l)Oted that
called a 'very industrial week " ne vetoed a bill raillnl beer
of meetings with state and taxes last year because "beer'
drinkers have a few rlahta too,"
said ,the plant woulcf provtde
Callfornlana wltb jobs and added
that '"thole who don't set jobs
will at leaat have tomethinc to
occupy t.bemselv11."
Flag-uxzving
Croial Greeb
Marine Unit
SAN DIEGO (AP> -The lat
tattaUon, 4th Marine Re1iment !P headed for lta ftnt statewide
liome in 50 yean after being
welcomed from Okinawa by a
1Jag.wavlng crowd of thousands.
Among those wbo 1reeted the
800 Marinel waa retired Gen.
Lemuel Shepherd Jr., whose son
waa tbe lint child born in the
.regimentinChina.
THE CROWD .JAMMING the
·32nd Street Naval Station wu the
bi11eat alnce the Vietnam War.
About 4,400 sallora alao returned
aboard etlht ships on rotation
home from the Far East.
Another returns Sunday and five
anore on Monday.
Aircraft from the aircraft car·
rier Comtellatlon, which la due
.Monday, ftew beck Tbunday. .-
THE T.\NK LANDING ship
Cayu1a returned ThQraday
nlabt. Earlier arrivala were the 1wded miAile destroyer John s.
McCain, the frigate Roark and
the ampblb1ous ahlps,
A.ncborqe, Juneau, Alamo, St.
Louil, Schnectady and
TwscaloOla.
The otben due Monday mclude
the fri1ates Buley and Shlefdi. the l\llded mwOe frt1ate Brooke •ncf tbe 1ulded dHtroyer
Buchanan.
BROWN. 8E8PONDING TO
charges hia admlnlatration ii
"anti-bualnesa," wd the atate'•.
economy 11 expandlnf twice u
fast as the national 1vera1e and
said that ;rowtti WM dtfe to tbe
energy and •=!:•lion of Callfomlans ln out busi·
ness opportunWes. Re then of.
rered an example of local •· terprise.
The governor said hil c~ had
been passed recenUy on the San·
ta Monie• Fnte,tay by a ~ar1e
van bearlna a alan readln1
"Mobile Doe Groomllls." ·
He asked, "Who Jfould ban
ever tboucht 'people would be
crujsing tbe Santa Monica
Freeway looking for i>ets to clean
uJ)? Only ln Southern
Calllornla."
MIL_La\ PRESIDENT John
M urpby said tM brewery, which
will have an annual capacity of 5
million barrela of bffr, would
generate mon ~ $123 million
ill Hlartea, equipment pu.rebAHI
and state lases. He aa d tbe
Mllwaukee·based company con-
ai dered expandln1 outside
California but settled on Ute
Irwindale site in part l>ecauae ot
Brown 'a help in arran11D1 for the
nec•aaa.ry bulldlnf autbortq.
tiona.
Millet', a division of Pb1Up
Morris Inc. fll Mew Yort; ii tbl
third laraeat brewer in· the na·
tlon. It baa a amaller plant 1n
Aztua.
now 95, ·still surfs and fishes from hla surfboard at
Doheny Beach, Zimmerman said. That's Procter's 1936
Ford above his hea-1, possibly the fint of 8111Urf wa1ona .
The crowd? "Mostly Santa Ana College klda and some
locals,'' Zimmerman said .
Thief Eats,
Take& Rings
SAN DIEGO CAP> -
Police say a thief stopped
ln to m\lnch a piece of cake
from Taable Hallas•
retri1erator ln her Claire·
monthome.
While there. officers
said, tbe burslar also took
tlme to l\eal three rinp
valued at $2,310.
NB Pupil&
like Records,
Fiction Best
What was your favorite ~
wh,:in you were In tbe third
arade? "Black Beauty?'' Or
maybe "Dr. Doolittle?"
Newport Bed third IJ'aders
.parUclpattn1 tA • library·
sponsored poll, tald their ftnt
choice for reading is 'tffbe Guin·
nea• Book Of World Record.a.''
BOWEVE&, AU. THE other
selections in the poll of third,
fourth and fifth graders were ftc·
tion, aald Ryna H. Rothber1,
public lnformaUon coordlDator
tor tbe Newport. Beach Public lJb~ary_·~~..._~~~-
The pOll' was conducted for
Children's Book Week, ll(ov.
14·19.
A rummaae sale wilt be Mid tod•Y fn>m "t a.as. to I p.m. in
the Marinerl Sdiool parklna lot to beneftt tbe Newpo~Jau Arr
soclatioo.
Alon1 Witb tbe city of Newport
Beach,· tbe aaaoclatlon co;
aponaora the Newport Jau
..,Ensemble and tbe Newport Bia
Band for you.ni mualclans from
the Harbor Area. . ,,
Tbe acbool ll located at tbe cor-
ner of Irvine A veJlue and
Mariners Drtve.
'
A U.S. ATl'O&NEY asked a
federal court in Syracuse on
Wednesda~ for a prellmlnary in·
Junction ~-=further distribU·
lion of the . A hearin1 lS ex·
peeled to a month.
Some beans may be ln
supermarkets or conaumen'
refri.eratms, the FDA aald, but
moat are believed to be aUll in
General Foods' warehouses or
dlstribution centers.
Peter J. Deiuca, seiilor vtce
prealdent ~ General Foods in
Wblte Plalni, N.Y., said tbe com·
pany ii d.isturbed by ''tbe unwar·
ranted action" taken by the FDA. I
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Out of Sfaadota 'Peopl~ Not. Pills'
GerOnlDlopt Critieizes Early Stlidies of Aging ~
., WILLIAM RODGB 1f'fhat ftcurelnttHHI another W7 percent wbCD Ute "Oi""llleDelty........ malei'eadlet85."
So far, Hubert H. ••sttp" Humphrey 111 hu auc-
ceeded. He'a been elected to the Minnesota Senate
twice and announced recently that he'll bid tor
Con&reu in the auburban 3rd Diatrkt next year.
YOUNG HUMPHREY, A 35·YEA&·OLD
lawyer, aeenus only now to be emerging from the
giant'lbadQw cut by his father.
He ls the oldest of three Humphrey sons but the
only one to enter politics. Hia brother Robert owns
Jm electronics store in Huron, S.D.; Douglas ls a
partner in a kitchen cabinet firm in Bloomtniton. JlcSinn,; and sister Nancy is married lo a Min·
J¥&poli.s bu.sinessman.
SKIP JllJMPRREY RAS A STOCKY build,
gray wavy halr, wears glasses, speaks in a gravelly
voice and doesn't look al an like the "happy war·
rlor" Humphrey who has become a national figure.
"I'm me," he said after his first election in
1972. "SQme people are going to be sadly mistaken
if they thought they were voling for me because
they thought I was going to be like my old man.·•
Young Humphrey kept a low profile early in his
legislative career, seldom laking part in Senate de-
bates.
HE BLOSSOMED OUT THIS year, heading an
important subcommittee which dealt with state
agen~y funding and m:inaglng a major bill that aJ.
16cated $28.5 million to fight Dutch elm disease.
Senate colleagues called him hard-working but
not flashy .
"Outgoing and talkative but not as folksy as bis
father, says one source.
BID FOR CONOAUS
'Sfdp Humphrey'
No 'Hos'
For Santa
This Year?
GREEN BROOK. N.J.
<AP) -"Ho, Ho, Ho" 1s
out for 1977. "Hello
there, I've been expect·
ing you" is in.
That was the word
given Santa Claus
trainees by a temporary
personnel firm which
supplies Santas and as-
sorted pixies and helpers
to 12 stores in New
Jersey.
IT SEEMS some un·
identified "expert" has
concluded that the ''Ho,
Ho , Hos" have been
frightening children
Whal else did the San-
tas leam?
Early rt~earch tnto the phenomeoa ol ailnl hu .iven American society a license to lnaUtu· U~e and drug Us senlol' cltlaen.t lato obUvtion,
an Qrongo County Mental Health Department
eerontoloatat 1)aa •sserted. • ••raulty research bas aiven u111 Uceme In this ~ to w~bouae aod med le ate our elderly."
Peay.Bt>wman told a gathering of Gray Panthen
memb(;ra ln Lacuna Hilla.
IDS. 80WMAN CBnICJZED BA&LY re-
searchen ror relying cm a small element ol tbo
senior citizen population u a repnaeataUve lftlUP
of all elderly.
"!!arly researchers· went lo rest bomet. old
folks homes and mental instituUon.s lo conduct tbelr
studies,•• she explained. "ConsequenUy, we have
many mlstaken•terotypes of older people through
these early studies.
''Those' studies came up with more necaUve
thlna thad &>oaltlve."
Mao1 poJ>Ularly believed mytm about old peo.
ple simply aren't true, Mrs. Bowman aaid.
Enrollment Increases
Humphrey's congressional bid next year will
come 30 years after the elder Herbert H. Hum-Don't promise
phrey was first elected to the U.S. Senate. anything that can't be
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Enrollment in the
CaUfornla State University and College system has
jumped lo a record 312,762 students after an unex-
TUE SENIOR HUMPHREY, NOW suffering
from cancer, has been given an unending round of
tributes and honors in recent months. His son, Skip,
stood in for him at a recent Washington, D.C .. event
which raised Cunds for a Hubert H. Humphrey
School of Public Affairs at the University of Min·
nesota.
delivered, such as a baby
brother.
pected dip for the first time last year.
Stati!Ucs released by the 19·campus system
say tbal enrollment increased tb1s year at every
_WHEN IT'S time for school except Hayward to a total ot 9.028 more stu-
a coffee or bathroom dents. The figures include full· and part·Ume stu-
b denta. reak, put out 8 sign say. Enrollment bas also been calculated for "full· ing you're orf feeding reindeer. time equivalent" students. Long Beach, with 22,682 such students, and San
Young Humphrey's candidacy was carefully -When a child pulls Dieao State, with 22,885 remained the two largest
timed by astute aides lo coincide with the dedica-your beard, say ·•ouch." campuses.
Tbei'e It a b1gb cC)mlaUon between tbeM
ldcldet and the Neent loaa of awl.Ce, 1bie aald. Mra. Bowman clahned our eoeaely ~ a ~
lem in exerelalng too much or too llttle can for
older adu.lta.
"We create a dependency:• sbe explained. ••we
do for others what they're capable of doln.s for
t.bemselvea.
"We need to find some uilddle etound. ••
SHE SAID MOST SENIOR cltlieo problems
can be traced to lonellneSJ and social isolation.
'"They need people treatment, not pUla or ln·
lll1tutJon'1)uUon," Mrs. Bowman auerted. "U we
put them in a nurslnf home their CODdltlon will
worsen and then we'I say 'Off, we 1ot them In
there Just in time.'
"We need to change that lhlnkine.
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DAILY PILOT
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After enew oatb • tM Jib. lllOw .. ,_ Ukt
belal ebld C9T •
It depends oo wbat day you uk mt. tn any new
poelUon, it taka Ume to •tUdy exactly what your·
role la, outline your duUet and responalblUUes. and
appoint the riaht people to the rtiht po1tuons.
The Job bu two different componenll. Oo the
decl1lonaJ eide, which 11 perhape much more pre·
dlctable, you have the wrtUn• ot oplnlonl and d&-
terml.nin1 whether a 1tay ahould be 1tven a
particular cue that ta •olng to trial. We have con·
terenca each Wednesday morning to hear peUUona
coming before the court, and alt for oral ar1ument
it.he !int week of each month with the exception ot July and August.
On the adminJatrative side, there are the u-signment ot jud1ea throughout the state, judicial
council meetings and questions on le1l.slation that
might come before the judicial council. That side ls
usually more unpredictable.
How do you get along wtU. your male coua-
terparu on the bench!
On thla court, they have been, on the whole,
very friendly and considerate. But it's still difficult
within the system for women. Whenever I aasien a
rem ale Judge into an upward poe'ition to hear a case,
from the Municipal to the Superior Court, for exam-
ple, I quite often bear complaints. I don't, however,
when a male judge is assigned upward.
Might Ulla situation ,:bange wlU. a female chief
ju1Uce?
Certainly an appointment like this is symbolic
In some ways. If It aids additional women who are
on the bench, and makes it possible for women to
come to the bench more easily, I would be pleased.
What is really going to make the dlfference are
all the young women in our law schools. When I was
in law school in 1965, our class had eight women out
or well over 300 students . Now, almost half are
women
Why do you refuse to have your court labeled u
either liberal or conservative?
I think It's dangerous, and I think it's a mistake.
Most issues aren't liberal or conservative. Most
cases are not particularly dedded on the basis of
philosophy but on what the legislature intended
with a particular statute, or what the people In·
lended lhrou~h the constitution.
Also. people are complex and see thin1s in
shades, not in black and white. What some people
may term a liberal position on one issue, might be
~
considered a conaervaUve position on another ls·
sue.
How mtpt YOGI' court dltfer from tllal of , .. ,
predeceaor, Olef luatlce Wrt16tt ·
I don't think the c~oie of ooe or even two peo.
pie on the court can make that bla a dllferenee ln
terms of wbat the overall court la like, because so
many ot its decisions are not particularly baaed on
liberal or conaervative issues. I would Uke people to
feel that mine baa been a I air and Just court.
Hu public dlatnast of muy of oa.r lnstltaUou
•pread to the courts!
Our courts are beginning to be perceived u Just
another example of burgeonln1 bureaucracy -as
places ot cold rationality. which are Inaccessible
and unaffordable to the averace citizen, and where
jud1es are remote and protected by the privlle1ea
of rank. 'lbe blah cost of lltigaUon reinforce• the no-
tion that our civil courta are provided primarily for
the benefit of the wealthy and the protection of their
vested interests.
Part of this distrU5t comes from the lncreulng
number of political issues the courts are beinl
called on to decide, which the executive and
legislative branches are reluctant or unwilling to
tackle.
This places increased public focus on the
courts. It increases the politiclz1ng of the courts by
bringing the battles and dramatics out of tJie
leglslaUve and political arenas and into the courts.
Wbat•1 wroa' wit' tb" court sy11emt Do we need more judgn, do we have too many laws. are
ther~too muy 111e·bappy lawyer&!
It's too eaay to say, "Well, our problem is 'a' or
'b' and the solution is 'c'." We're seeing too mucb of that. There are ~ many different sides to a pro-·
bl em, that th91e are not one or two solutions, but
there may be many. '
In the criminal Justice system. there's a kind of
adversary system carried outside the courtroom
that prevents a coming together of the dbtrlct al·
torney, probaUOli ~ers, courts and the communi-
ty to find anawera to society's problems. Defense at-
torneys don't talk to prosecutors. Law enforcement
doesn't interact that much with probation.
Coal · in ~in/ Hilb
,
SAN FRANCIBCO ·-Visitors to Sutter'1 Mill at
Colma were rewarded with an unex(*:ted plua -
John Wayne himself, filming a TV commercial for
Great Western Savings, and blowlnl bll llnea Yiltb
Jau1hin& abandon. His best blOQPeroltbelix takea:·
"You remember Sutter'• Mlll. nu. la where coal
was discovered!" <Cut>.
ITEMS WEST : Crown Prince Faiu1'1 en•
touraee was busy Thursday night, et&ht hl1h·
rankln& Saudis dined at the Waterfront, where they
wolfed mounds or fettuccine prepared by a Cblneae
chef and served by Paldstanl waiters; thetablew11
cleared by a Hawaiian busboy aa one Saudi
whispered to another, "Aren't there uy Am eana
• around here 7"
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The alx Jrldlron crunts wolled them down
without comment -but later, Jeny ventured,
"That mayonnatae had a very, ah, 'dilferenl' navor
·-what kind la It?'' "Pond'•," replied Carole.
INTO EACH Ule a lltue sun.shine muat fall, or,
tbe cheery 1lde of the drouaht: Auto repatra are
Clown 80 percent because or the dry weather. "No
1kld1, &ood vtalbillty," explains a iaraae owner,
praytoi on his creaey knees for taln. "Dt'ou•bt'1
bad on the towina busfnus, foo. No muddy dltc:bea
for can to 1llde lrito. . . Why I'll never make any
money."
Wllal cu )'Oii do to retOl•e &Ida nwaUoa!
When I lint came 11"<> omce, I be•an a proceH of temporarily usiplnt Judges from the llunlcipal
to the Superior Court, so they could lff What that
court 11 Uke, what the concerns were, and bow It dlf •
fered from the Municipal Court. I then bad
Municipal and Superior Court Judges alt at the
Court of Appeals. Then for the flrat Ume, u far u
we are aware, we've bad trial Judte11it here at the Supreme Court.
Let'• 1« back to dlapOlbtf &ate Illa of Ult CCM&rt
•n&em. Wba* bu caued Ute coarta to be eo tun· moved from Ute anra•e cltbeat
M I 1aid earlier, the cost ol UU1ation bas
basically priced the middle claas out of thee11tem.
Also, we have mechanized the system to where we
put all the emphula on bow many cues Judtet can
process in a· cert.in llnount ot Ume. In buJlcllnf
these larae bureaucracies, ln the Court of Appeals,
for example, the Judaea get away from bandllnf the
cases themselves, away from the raw data o the
cues, and away from wrltJn1 their own declalons.
· Generally, a lot of people feel alienated to some·
extent from the court system. We have to overcome
that.
Wbal can you H cblef josttce do to brtn1 aboat
cban&e wlth1n tilt system!
Each of tbe~a)t levels of the court has ill
own maodate set. It'you waiit additional Jud1es or
want to take certain thln1s ~of the system, you · have to move toward legislaUon.
There la not 1l •reat deal you can do within the
system it.sell, other than perhaps, from my Potltlon,
articulate some of the concerns you 1ee about the
waya the courta are funcUonlne, maklq changes
like in the temporary a.salpment policy to iet dil·
Business Rem6i,.s Sk~p~a!-of Catt~r
By PRANK ooa111Ea ._ ............ lit,...,
W ASHI.NGTON -President Carter, who bas ~en trying for about a year now tQ lnaptn ''buai· · neas conftde:nce," muaUeel like he's been cbUiiil a
will·O '-the-wisp.
Some pre1ldents, biatory would 1u11eat,
achieve carter•• elulv4' goal Without really try.lnj.
Dwight D. Elaenbower pretlded over a hritt ot
economic slumps, slowdowns and recessions
without evtl' endangering hla warm ties with the
bualneu community.
Hetlogirls and boys.
Thank.sgivin& Is just a fe.w days away and you will be
celebrating many thln&s and have lots to be thankful for.
Uncle Len wants you to take care so you. don'toveratuff
yourself and notteeJ good.
A lot ol you youngsters wrote to i,n Uncle Len what
Thaoksgivinl means to you.
THE ~y PRIZE GOES to Terry Boland of Hunt-
ington Beach, who 1ays ThanksgMni ia especially lmpor·
tant to him "beeause my brother leaves for the Air Force
December 18."
Honorable mentions were won by Tony D'Esterre ol
Co11ta Mesa, who says, "Thanksgivihg means a time to eat
turkey. A Ume to celebrate America's discovery."
Rundy McGlenn of Westminster also receives an
honorable mention for his essay: "Than.ksgivlnt means
thankful for doing things with our family, selebratina and
reserving cards."
Carol Miller of Fountain Valley says, "Thanks1lving
means to me to have a Mommy and Daddy I like. I llke
Thanksgiving."
STACI HUGHES OF WESTMINSTER writes,
"Thanksgiving means that we give thanks to all people. It is
right to give tharks."
First Winner
JE'.nny ~emberger of Corona del Mar is the first S.S prize
winner ln the new Uncle Len contest. She submitted a
"far out .. drawing of her favorite TV show -"Star
Trek.''
High Heat Produced
WINHIR
Britt Rocchlo, 10, 147 La Mtr8d1, l•gun• l••oh
And 'nnl Gilbert of Fountain Valley aaya, "ThanJc11lv·
ine is havin1 my grandpapa come over for dinner. I'm so
thankful God made TbankaglvlnJ. ''
Uncle Len received a lot of lood Than01Mn1 draw-. ings,too. ·
The winner ot the ~ prl~t la Britt Roccblo of Laiwia
Beach, whole aeme or humor Teta the turltey bave bll tum.
SECOND PIACE HONORS AND A CHECK for *2 1oes
to Ken Krebs of Westminster for hla drawin1 of a pU1rlm
holdln& a catch of fish.
WlnnlJll an honorable mention for his rendering of a
turkey looking over the trimrnin1s for the holiday feast 1oes
to Aaron Kohr of San Juan Capistrano.
Another honorable mention 1oes to Marilyn Hansen of
Costa Mesa who captions her drawina of a Uve turkey with
"BeThanldulNow.•· •
Next Week the topic wlll be drawings of Christmas tree
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RUNN!R.UP
Ken Kteb1, 8, 10100 Gtetchtn Lane, We1tm1n1t1i
" ornametltl. You can get real imalinatlve and maybe even
make the ornament you draw. .
ALL DltAWINGS SBOVLD BE DON& on white paper
four and a ball inches wide by four lncba •p. They 1hould
be done with black ink or black pens. Do DOC use cr•yon.s u
they do not reproduce.
Dr a wines shou.ld be sent to Uncle Len, P . O. Box 15fl0,
Colla Men 92626. Be sure to include your name, a1e, ad·
dress and telephone numben.
Pictures should be received by Uncle Len by nOClll
Thursday. 'Ille contett ta open to cblldr.n is year• old and
youn1er. so Jong for now and Uncle Len wishes you a very happy,
thankful Tb~Jhing.
Jerhoas True Rodents
DEA.& ELLIE: When we were
drlvln' In die desert, I Ullnk we
uw a kangaroo rat. I would like
to know bow they live, .
HgATHERW.
DEAR HEATHER : True
kangaroo rats do not live here
because tbey are small
marsupials from Australia.
These animal• hav• some
kangaroo featuret ln that they
have a long tail and move <>n two reet. The smallest weight about a
half a pound and the largest
about six pound8.
Most bulld nests of grass and
stems, but some Uve in burrows.
Most carry nesting material by
rolling it tnto a bundle and wrap.
ping the tail around Jt. Like all
marsupials, the little ones are
born at an undeveloped stage and
spend a lon1 time in.the mother's
pouch. <These animals are often
called Rat Kanauoos.)
The liWe animal yQu saw was
probably a jerboa type mammal
which around here and in the de·
sert la commonly called a
"kangaroo rat," Jerboas are
true rodentl. Most 1pecles are found in Asia but one, the klnd we
call kangaroo rat llves in
America.
The body la small like a rat's,
and Lhe tall is very lon1 -
someUmes the length of the head
"
and body together. It Is lmpor·
tant for balance as these HtUe
animals jump along on
"kan1aroo-llke" le11. The luge
hind feet enable the jerboa to
make leaps of great length.
They are sandy colored and
blend In with their environment.
The hair is rather Jong and soft.
The hind feet have hair between
the toea, an adaptation to llfe in
sandy areas. ·
ELLIE
DEAR Eu.IE: II tbtre really
a ft.b that II called a John Doryt
I .JlL.L1'.
. DEAR JILL: 1'her~ really la a
fish called a John Dory. "Dory ..
comes ff'Ol;Q a Frell~h word
meaning •'JOJden" &04..refenc to
the yellow col0t1n1 ot ttlil flab.
As far as we. know, "John"
seems to be just 1 nic~e
added by flsbe.rmm.
The flab Wat other natnes too:
~
~dscoP,9
n is sometimes called the St
Peter fbh and sometlmea Killg ot
the Hening. n gained this last name because at one time fls·
hermen believed that it herded
shoals ol hernni, but this ll ttat
. the cue, since we now k.Dow that
the John Dory feeds on herrings
and such nsb. EWE
DEAR ELI.IE: What ls the
name •f that alll1ator or
crocodile U.at It•• tbe nry lon1, narrow DOH!
MABCUSK.
DEAR MARCUS: You muat
mean the gavial from Southern
Asia, and it la a crocodile. WbeJ)
the mouth lscloaed th~ teeth lock
between ucb other• point out-
wards ai. an anate. The nostrils
are 1ituat2d at. the end.of the Ions
snout, aad in breeding aeuon the
males dalvelop a ahelJ·like bump
here.
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1 Jimmy Carter uled his flnt presfdentlal veto to
re}ect 1 blll provldln1 funds for .. f .
~bortlons
When buntln1 for food, Ute
gavial aluhes the Iona snout
through the water, an~ It
becomes a fierce weapon, armed
with the abarp teeUt for rlpp&ni.
lt feeds on f\ah but also catthea
small auunmals that venture in·
to Ute water.
..
Tbe female gavial laya about-
40 e-JI• in a bole on a aandy river
b•4k· When tbe youns hateb,
they \ook Uk• ordlna.ry little •
crocodiles since they db 1IOt yet
h•v• the cbaracterlatic Jobs
snOUL ..
,Coal Converts to Gas b·a tax re~re
c·;a nuclear power plant
2 A vote of (CHOOSE ONE: a Jimple m;ijorlly,
two•thlrds) of the members of uch housoof
c;:onaret1 I• necen1ry 10 override a preslden·
tlal veto.
~ndy aenda a World Book Year
Bfok to Mary ElaJne Scb1bell, •le 13, of Mundeleln, Ill., for her
qteslloo:
JIOW IS OAS MADE OUT OF
COAL?
~t the present lime, coal is
ulcd to generate about half of the
e ctrk power in the Uhited
S tes. 'l'h14 Is done by burning
c al under bollers containing
ter
team then ~mej from the
b Hin&-waler and lt spJat
t bines which turn generat.ora to
p oduce electricity. One ounce of
c al can make 11 much electrlcl·
t as 100 tons or wawr falllna one f l. .
arty in the ~970., the 1r0Wing
ortage ot clean·burning
tural eu broucht.abouL the re·
a zatlon truit r~earch abouJd be
c nducted to 100 1t 1•• could be
ade Crom coal. Prlvatt in·
d6atry and a larae amount ot.u-
-alstance from the federal 1ovem·
.ment was called upon.
throuih pipelines .ad replace
n•tural 1aa l9r hP'!'• b•a&.lna· They also hOpecl to find a low
heat value gas that could be used
lo fuel electric power plai,ita. ~
latter gu would be cheaper but
could not be ton1porled by
plpeUne.
Coal was converted to hJab
heat gaa by bu.nUna la a closed
vessel and blowtn1 oxyaen and
steain · ibrou1h it to produce
methane, the princlpal lnar.·
dient of patural 1 .
By 1m. two power planti were,
in operaUon and weN pfoduc~ hish beat au. Additional plai1\I
have been planned, ltb .om• ill
them Ht for con.atrictlou ctunni
the 1980I. Pll« proJeeti tO ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..-,;...~~~··
duce 1ow heat eas are stlll
planned for the Immediate
future.
IN SOME of our steelmakinl
and other manufacturin& plants,
older met.hods of coal 1asifica·
tlon are beln1 u.sed, but these
methods contribute to alr pollu-
tion and produce only low heat
1u. ·
The F\scber-Ttopscb p~eas
ls a method of develbpln1·
chemicals from coal by oxida··
Uon. The procedure calls firat for
tµmtna pdvvited coal into a 1ai
by exs>Ostni the coal to oxyfh and aupetbeatechteam.
Tbe' ,_, a mixture of carbon~
monqx.tde aod hydrogen, in tum
!a paued over varloua solid
catalyata to chans• it into Ufetul
products. Cobalt catalyst. have
been used to cbarii• the 1a1 Jnto
diesel fuel. Imn ~•tab'•ta can
change It lrtto gaaollne.
3 President Cuter, H part of his ene'1}' plans,
favors (CHOOSE ONE: rnore. less)
dependence on coal.
4 In a recent preu conmen<», President Carter
referred to a white-ruled Afrlc;in country as
"Zimbabwe." This it the black African n;ame
for .. r ..
•·An1ola b-lthocjala c-South Afrla
S Soviet leader Leonid 8ttzhnev re«ently told
world communht luders In Mo5tOW ch;it he
(CHOOSE ONE: favored, <>PJ>Oied) a tem·
porary ~n on all nuclear tests.
Two American vice pre,ldenu and former Se111ton, Hubert
Humphrey and Waltet Mondale, recently attended che dedic..
' tlon of the new Heilth, Edudtion and Welfare bulldlng4 ~
In Humphrey's honOI'. Humphrey and Mond;sleboth come from
which mldweitern suttf
r
THEIS BaJLUANT, shooUns
.star like Qowers -white, pink,
red, and purple -and handsome
leathery foUage, also decorate
indoor rooms u beautiful fresh
bouque~ which seem to last
forever.
Nurserymen now have
Cyclamen in stock in several
sizes -started in small inex-
pensive sizes and in blooming 4
and 6 inch pots which make great
gifts.
''Color in an Instant" is also
available at nurseries now in
English Primroses in 4 inch pots.
TblB bright colored perennial-
from white to violet-blue with
cheery shades inbetween-is a
likely companion to Cyclamen as
they enjoy the same culture and
also bloom throughout the cool
season. · _Chrysanthemums are be-
~ng !ea~ured now in many
nurseries atcordtn• to tbe
California Auociatlon of
Nurserymen_ ln full bloom, an4
in a variety ol sizes. The tall
bloominl period of 'Mum1' ts uni ..
que end rillJ the cap between
summer and winter bloomins
plants when color ts 'a valuable garden a.ssel
Nursery growers discovered some time aio a way to make tbe
'Mum' a spectacular basket
item. Planted 1D basket. an<l
pinched back several times for
shrubbineas, outside branches
were cut on the inside half way
through. Droopinc over the side
of the basket, the remaining
branches grew upward natural·
ly, creating a cascading fullness,
contrary to the usual upriaht·
growing nature of the plant. In
bloom. a basket 'Mum' becomes
a breathtaklng spectacle.
Many annuals in bloom or
heavy with nower buds are also
available in 4 and 6 inch pots and
gallon size nursery containen,
which are excellent for creatlna
immediate garden color.
Fascinating Twist
New Houseplant
Bomai Available.
Bonsai treatment or houseplants? It's an idea indoor cardeners
have toyed with ever since the start of the big houseplant craze, but
now houseplant Bonsai is available to the beginner as well as the
hobbyist.
Instead or being Pines, Maples and Cypress which can only be
grown outdoors, the Indoor Bonsai specimens are Mfl}g Araltaa,
Scbeffieras, and Ti Plants to name a few. f
TO CREATE the Bonsai effect, the plants show otr gnarled aul'-
.face roots and heavy trunks just as tbe outdoor Bonsai 'do to
aimulate an old ancient look. Bonsai planters complete the look. ~
The B<loaa1 effect in houaeplants • vuy desirable where apace
for your planta baa become limited. One small specimen lives tbe
visual Impact of a much mo"' impreuively abed plant. Their 1mall
size mates tbem eaay to move from room to room and from table top.to tabletop for special displays.
HOUSEPLANT Bonsai can be purchased srowtna in porom
lava rock. The rock Bonsai are imported from the Hawalian Islands
and atA real conversation pieces. Tbe roots of Schetfleru and
Arallu wrap around the rock lendinc the effed of a wtndnrept
mountain side. The rock that bolds the plant may be planted in a
sballo.w «tall style Bonsal pl&D~r. or it can be maintained oo a
saucer \titboat any additlonal loll I
~elop the tlJick truoU and interesting surface roota th9 Bonaanrom Hawaii are crown to a large size first and are the cut
baet ~~ 4 to 6 inches of toll level. The new leaves that emerce
are •IDJJI for the ase of tbe p}Jnt but are 1n perfect balance with tbe
Unit ~yatem. Tbe smaller leaves complete tbe IQJJllaturtaed
treelOok.
Try llOW1nc your own hOuaeplant Bonsai from YOW' favorite
specla)ea or purebue the ready to display indoor Bonsal. It'• a faactnatminewtwilt to-the world ot 1ard~ well worth trylnc.
~ .
Seniors
;foMae
FLORAL BEAUTY 'ARADES
Sunday Fete In Anaheim
Floral . Dress
Parade Ready
For Anaheim
Designers of nine ctr,sses to be
seen in the Floral Dress Parade
planned by the Orange County.
Florists Assn. SUnday afternoon
at the Anaheim Convention
Center have been named.
Overall theme for ~e parade,
at 3:30 p.m. in the Anaheim
Room, is "Lullaby of
Broadway." The desloers and
tbelr aub-themes inclucfe; ·
Pat Owens, Garden Grove,
"Gl&1°; Don Honold, ArcadJa,
1oz1e1fieJd Follies"; Barbara
Evam and Pat Stecman, Lacuna
ltiUs, "The King and I "; Frank
Metcalf, Los Ancelet, Kabuki
costume from "PacUlc
Overturea ••; Clark J elllaon.
Glendale, "Gentlemen Pref er-
Blond•"; Jeanette Altermatt. IAna Beach. .. Camelot"; Hett>
Farn1w0rth, ••trene··~ Yuklye Mlur•~ Fountain Vau.,. .... .. Mame"; and Wayne Gr ,
Cypresa, "Showboat." •
)
PBO~ONAL dluaical c..;
companiment wW •ccent th~
sub-theme design of the in·
~ dh1dua11<Jh.8. · Go~ R. WheaUey lr., laa,·
time Oran&• County floiiat -4
profe11ional entertainer, Will'
serve 11 producer ind 1ueral
director. ·
As pan ol the event, eonttnuoua
demonstrations Of floral arrang-in. will be i:onductel by pro-
fealionalilrom noon 'to s p.m.
Tickets are avallable from a1J
Orange County IJoriata ~d t!>e
conventim eenter box oftice. _
ms ADULT JIALB spider ii
about halt u lqe u the adult
female and has stripes of white
and pale brown alone the 1ldes of
tbe abdomen. While the male
produces venom, Swtlt 11.)'1, tta
bite la AOtdangeroua to man.
The bite from tbe female pro-
duces a lbarp, needle-like pein.
Fifteen minufel to several boun
later, local muscular cramps
bectn. The venom acts on the
nerve endin1a cau1lng motor
paralyaia. The flnt muscles llJOlt
frequently affected. says 5'rift.
Fo-,;Flowen
WASRINGl"ON <AP> -With
autumn come talllnc leaves and
a remtndor from tho AJriculture Departmept that every 11l'dener
abould have a compost bl.o, or
two.
In one bin, it says, you can
alternate layers of tarden IOU and or1anic material like leavee, arau dllJl)Ulp, com huau and
leftover carctea planu. Next
Juue. you can tum tbe material
by morinl It from O!M bta to tbe
other.
Soon you will have eompt.
wb:lett, because it adds 01'1Wc
niaterial to the aoU and f\1fD1lbea
food for iaittiwonns, la probab\Y the but tnliltb~e ..,......_
partment aa11. You can put
mulch around your 11lanta any • Cb k lone-CJMS Clllt"CJUQbing
time of ~C?/Yf&r. Spread tbe ltOses to make •a.tre ~t1 are mulch ~ly. abOat 4 to 6· aecured. Wlntet rains Uld "1nds
incbesdeep. tbia December ml&ht loosen
A new publication b)' tit• USDA Ulem 1f you don't.
1ivu further .Svl~ as to what . , The 9:30 a.m. mMttng wm tie
chemicals help compottlng, bow e Fallen.leaves and most faded at the COrilna del Mar ~ iitl
much should be used ud what to • summer annuals can be com-Mrs. Patriek W. Molan. Co.
put wltb sawdust to make lt a bet-posted. DI sc ard d lae aaed hostesses for tl'ie m~ Will be ter 111ulch. material such as mildewed· Mrs, John L. Edwards aid Jin.
Tbe booklet, .. llulcbea for DJhlla. / Somer£. Reed.
Your Gardeo,'' may be ordered ttarbot View Garden Qub la a
for 50 cents from the Coaaumer •LftyourFuchalutakeu'elt! member of Oranie Count;J 1*-
Infonnatloll Center, Dept. 131£. bUt don't prune them back unUl trict ot Ca1Uonlla 0.-Clllllif.
Pueblo, Colo., 81009. February. Incorporated.
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Assorted styles
Orig. $13.-$18. JACKETS · ... . .
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> are lf1 • cool ···~•onH lo a Nottll 1.!a~Una doctor's pro-
1*0Sal that tbey dbpl117
uaa .. ges froQ) the 8lbl I
u tbelr cabs. ~'People 'f'ead
\eWapapen in nbs. W1ay
.hotUdn 't thef read the U~le?" asb Dr. 0.Ude
fr•tier, an all~
' CAB OWNE•s in
-
ltlaaked Witness~
\•~ville, where Frazier
1r8c:lices. seem '1> agree
4any ol them, are ex
iecled to put )JOrtlons of
he scrapture in their
abs by ~ .. eod or the
nonth. l...ocal church
.roups are financlni the 1rojecl
Biit persons associated
vitb ~ab compani~ in
.Jew York. where the
rafJ1c 1~ hcJvier and the
"~ of Jiff: faster. were
~lO~Ltkr,1hly le!.:. en·
husta ;,t1(·
Masked horseman, presumably farmers veyers at work eight miles west of Sauk
protesting work on a hlgb voltage line Center. The line has drawn criticism in INTERSTATE ablp~ across central Minnesota, watch sur-several counties. ments or Laetrile are __________________________ ..:...._ ___________ banned by the federal
Food and Drug Ad·
r\ :'\ .\ ~ S I S T A N T
1an.iJ,?t'r u{ one ca!J com
·any s:Jl(J : "I don't think
~cw Yorkers ride cabs
o r e ad the Bible.
.'hey 're preoccupied.
fhey 're busy with their
tho~ght..s "
Wheatl.es Fraud Alleged fil~:rr;f;rr;~f~~ ~=~~~~~ in co~battina
/\ fleet owner was
nore dirN't "I think the
dl•:t •~ ah~urd "
rra/ll'f .... ud ht• ~ol the
dt·a .il>oul 13 month., ago
\he n h e nolic t>d a
'h1c.1i.,11 t..1x1 drH·er car·
'1n ~ J Bible as he
-ru1scd the city's streets
New York
P.fotein
' · Recalled
W \Sll l ~GTO~ 1/\PJ
Th<' r·tcall of :-.ome ba ct~ria ·(:onlam inatcd
Liquid pr1Jtein sold in lhe
New Yot..1< State area Ms
been a14nounced by the
Food and Dru~ Ad-
ministration.
Tt,e recall involves
:11r..-ince bottles of Gro·
l.cJln Liquid Pr<'da~ested
Protein made h) Peer
.Park Corp . llachensaek,
~ J . and da:,tnbuted by
General Nutrition Corp
of Pit L'>bur~h
,.\n estimated J, 700 bot-
llcc, of Groean were still
on the• market. when the
recall l>lurted la!:t
month.
The FDA said the COO·
lamination was not like-
ly to cause udverse
health consc.-quences in
persons who drank the
di<!l s ubstance.
"'
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The public is being
misled into thinking that Olympic deeathlon cham-
pion Bruce Jenner used Wheaties breakfast cereal
as a training food, according to a false advertising
suit filed here.
The suit, riled in Superior Court by the San
Francisco District Attorney's con.sumer fraud
crime unit, alleges General Mills Inc. and Its ad· n~rtising agency made false claims in television
t•ommercials using Jenner.
GENE~i\L l\ULL.S ISSUED a statement deny·
mg the allegallons
The suit said statements by Jenner that he
"downed a lot of Wheaties" in preparation for the
Olympics, that "Wheaties has been on my
breakfast table since I was a kid" and that "a good
breakfast with Wheaties has always been important
to me" have not been substantiated.
"It is dl(ficult to believe that an Olympic
caliber athlete such as Bruce Jenner actually used
JIHNlll
Whea 'es as an important
nutri<1I urce In training for the
1976 0 iea," said David C.
Moon, the llUmer fraud al
torney handling the case.
Moon said the matter has
been under Investigation since
June and the sult was flied after
General Mills failed to supply af-
fidavits from Jenner and bl.I
trainers substantiatine the com-
mercial claims.
"GENERAL MILLS HAS TOLD us that they
aren't claiming Wheaties is a nutritional breakfast
by itself, but only if eaten with other items," Moon
said "We wonder if it really is. Anythinl might be
good for you. even cardboard, IC eat.en as part ot a
complete breakfast."
The suit also challenges Wheatie..' chum that it
1s the "breakfast of champions." Moon sald
General Mills has offered no substanliallon to im-
plications that champions train on Wheaties.
General Mills, headquartered In Mlnneapolls,
Minn., issued a statement denyine that It had made
"false claims regarding Bruce Je1tner In any
Wheaties commercials ... We have supplied the
district attorney's office in San Francisco with af.
fidavils attesting to the tru\hfulneS$ of lbe state-
ments made by Mr. Jenner in the-commercials.''
MOON NOTED THAT UNDER CaUfornla's
strict truth In advertising law, the iult d'oesn't have
m·,
I ' ..
'.~1 '~ •·· clab iooa
Boating and Social Club
SAILBOAT CHARTER
1&1ch H U.. Iona Mark II., ExeaUber Mand OUtert.
SAILING C01JRSES
Salling School at special ratet
"Crewtnr Couratt" for the family.
. ?!,~ci~!"~~"'!~ £!!7.!S ES
I s
to prove that the statements are false, only that
they have a capacity to be misleading .
lie said the complaint stemmed from questions
raised by the district attorney's special food com-'
m1ttee and was not prompted by complaints to the
otrice
Americmi Motors
Reports Profit
DETROIT (AP) -American Moton Corp. re·
ported Friday that it earned more than $8 million ln
the last fiscal year. the first time In three years that
lhe automaker finished in the blact.
The company reported profits of $3 mUUon for
the fourtn quarter and $8.3 million for the Y•ar.
after losses of S46.3 million and $27.S million in 1976 and 1975. respectively.
Earnings for the year ended Sept. 30 amounted
to 27 cents a share, compared with a loss of $1.56 a
s hure a year ago. The fourth quarter profit was 9
cents a share, compared with a $1 .721oss In final
quarter a year ago.
AMC said tl\e fourth-quau,er pront included an
extraordinary credit of $.S.2 m.lllion.
:'4o
. BAR . HARBOR
by Pacific
Th,, J o••ce oroup1ng '"ctuoe~ a love s••• """ cti••r a corree t;it>•e '" • cr11p
white'"' 'h with blue·oreen llorat cui.h
ion~
One state senator who
recently underwent
tteatment. tor what"Wu
diagnosed tis termtnal
cancer sale\ be opposed
lecaUzing Laetrile.
"I DON'T want to be a
hipocrJte. I would have
been the first on a plane
to Tlajuana or to ~rmany.'' said Sen.
George Sangmeister,
who missed most of last
sprinJ's .session while he unda~went cancer
therapy treatments.
"But when Illinois rut.I
its seal of approva on
Laetrile, it will be saylnf
one tblne: ·Laetrile ls a
cure for cancer',"
Sangmelster said.
In vetoing -the
measure, Thompson said
that Laetrile "has never
been sho~ to be e!Cec·
tive aaalh1t cancer in
any reputable clinical
atudy."
• Wal-t.._,.
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1.001, S~ND, PAN •a EMHRI,
R,O. PRICE $11.00
-~~le $49 95
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MUSIC / CONSUMER
PUBUC NOTICE
, f C'TITIOUI austHESS
NAME STATEMENT
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Kartn Unette Murden. ff20 N1p1u
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Tnl5 buMneu I~ conouctl'O l>r •n 1n hvusual
K ••en L Muroen
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.ounty C:1tr11 Of 0<M>l)9 C:Ounly Of\ Nov
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l'ul>ll\l>OO Orenoe Coot O•llV P1101,
Over Tlte Counter
HASOUttfngs
Advanced o.cuneo . • . ••.••• un<.11en1ecs •.••...• lot•I 11_. ....... . He,. ll~Olll • • •
N•w 1-1 •• Tolel >11*1 .
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I .abeling Status Mulled
WASHINGTON <AP>.
-The Consu mer Product Safety Com·
mission Is considering
e x e m p t 1 n g 1 n k Crom tbe small parts,
cartridges for pens from which can be swallowed
some warning labels. by children, would seem
The warning labels tooutweightherisk from
normally would be re· the cartridges and .
qwred because some of therefore, exempting the _P_UB_lJ_C_N_O_T-IC_E __ ' the cartridges use ink cartridges from the
co nt a I n i n g to x i c warning labels tQ en ----~------•chemi cal s. Manufac· courage their use would
"g:•~.:,,_0TC,.,"A&,.~·:::• turers have asked for an seem to be a benefit. ~ l•111•1" u.c.c.1 exemption for cartridges If you want to com ·
02;11 Ho•oc• 1, 11ereb1 o•v•n to 111• which include a ball ment on the proposed ex· Crdltors of ROBERT H HARTMAN.
1tafl1teror, -ww. .. eclelf*ls 11 point and fit inside pens. emption the deadline is
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NAMtaT•T•M•"' JOHH GOSHEN, TrM111er•. who\e eliminates the need for ·Product Safety Com·
Ttie touowi.o,..,*"•r•dolno1111s1. _,,..n __,. 15 JJ1S7 v1o••1 Un· many small parts in m·1ss1·on, Wa11h1"ngton, ,,.~~ .,, tern, o.,,. Point, ~ntv ol OrM199,
PUBLIC NOTICE
"He doesn't tMm any happier than When he waa-fn
hi• little bowl."
Tiiings Going Better '
Judge Lifts
Ban on <i:oke
GENOA, Italy (AP> A Genoa judge bas lifted
his ban against the sale or Coca-Cola in bottles and
given the company 20 da)'s to lls\ the in1redienta of
the drink on company advertisements.
The decision came after a serles or meetin.p
with Coca-Cola lawyers. The judge, who earlier re.
quested the company to label the botUes, nld he
was merely concerned that the public know what it
was drinking, and this was already partially ac·
oompllshed through the mass media coverage of hla
action against the Atnel'ican soft drink company.
theOLYM~S
OM.-'ICAMIRA
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JUDGE MARIO SOSSI BANNED producU.On,
distribution aod •ate• o( 1>oit1ed Coea·Cola Wednes-
day, charging that packagina w111 illegal ~cause
ingredients were listed OI\ the Qap and not on the -:===~---:-;-:"'"";'~-:-~~-.-::-of-~~~~:....;;....
glass Uself. Canned Coca·Cola wu not affected.
Soasi made hia proposal to label the alus Iii a
meeting with officials and lawyers representint the
Ilallan amliate or the Coca-Cola company. Com-
pany officials said a decialon will be taken after
consulting the parent company in Atlanta, Ga. STONE MILL eusrNESS PA Ric, ~•teot c:.i11orn1e. pens. It said that the risk D.C., 20207. J<t1~ Rco11111, C.O.I• Mew. c.1110,,11.t TIW pr-ty lo'-•r-ftrred 111.:_ ______________________________________________ .:::===::...._,....,-~~..;-:;-.~==~~~~~~~~~~U
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1"4 1t,m1&b and m1y '"'•'to panae 1 *bf'"' career U I lelentlat Ot eafbleer, Do )'09 •an fata
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bet -A.C .. Baltimore, Md.
Moet professions have been difficult to slide in·
to durtn1 the put several yean; entry will not be
any easlerdwinl the next deeade.
Flaures ltom the Bureap ol Labor Statistics
<BLS) project• surplus or colle1e grads between
now and 19& or 2.7 111illlon. Since 10 million &rads
are expected to enter the work force durint the nut
eight years, a whopping one out ol four sheepskin·
holders may be underemployed doing jobs that
formerly wt!nl lo those with less education.
WIULE THE OUTLOOK'S NO worse than it's
been for recent college grads, the data take Into ac-
count such changing trends as less job turnover
and more women working outside the home.
In general, prospects for technical majors ate
brighter than for Ii beral arts grads Bee a use the job
market for technical personnel Is both cyclical and
complex, read "Supply and Demand for Scientists
and Engineers, A Review
of Selected Studies," by
(
£-~REED" J Betty M. Vetter. This
'Lit •"-"' 54-pnge report looks at past, present and future _______ _. imbalances of "human·
power" in those fields.
It's available for $1.50 from Scientific Man·
power Commission, 1776 Massachusetts Ave. NW.
Washington, D C. 20036.
A CONSCIOUSNESS-RAISING look at women
in non-traditional fields is the gist of "I'm Madly in
Love w1tb Electri<'ity and Other Comments About
Their Work by Women in Science and Engineer·
ing," a 37-page <.'areer tx>oklcl.
A copy is free from Regents, Lawrence Hall of
Science. l'niversity of California, Berkeley 94720.
READER SERVICE. Money magazine'• November
issue contairl$ an article "Careera for the 1980s -10 of
the Beat and 10 of the Wont "If you'd li~ ai/ttt reprint,
enclo~ a atamped, aelf-<lddrt~. long white tft~
with your requeat to Joyce l,.aift Kenntd11 at tlria
newapaper.
'Sexist' But 'True'
CORVALLIS, Ore. <AP) -The phrase, "our
founding fatllen1, ·• may be considered sexist, but it
is a true depiction of American hlstory, says Verne
Duncan, Oregon superintendent or public instruc-
tion '...I
Jhe state's Textbook Commission wanted to
ban history textbooks with that phrase. Duncan, a
former history teacher, said "no."
Rlstory textbooks "should present facts u they
were, not as we may wish them to have been," Dun-
can told the Oregon State Board oC Education in
Corvallis.
•'We must recoanlJe that the pollttcal
leadership of colonial America was, in fact, male
dominated," he said.
ooP\EES~
ft.. B\ttersV4eet
"The " 'or t.os\ searc ~
fam\\\es
Veterans plannine to 1ttend
Saddleback College under the GI
Bill next aprina should apply for
beoefiti from Nov. 24 to Dee. 23,
aecor~ to Pat Grant, college
veterans affaln coordinator.
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re Wed
Former New York
State assemblyman
Arthur Hardwick Jr.,
81, will marry U.S.
Rep . Shirley
Chisholm next week.
Hardwick is a liquor
store owner.
IT'S W..4SI'E,
NOT SEWAGE
HONOLULU <AP)
The term "waste water"
triggers images more
pleasant than Ille word
''sew age,•• and the
public works director
here wants everyone to
know it.
Wallace Miyahira has
asked the Honolulu City
Council th•l the Division
or Sewers be renamed to
Division of Waste Water
Management.
He wrote the council:
''O ur emplovees,
especially those in main-
tenance and operations,
have expressed a strona
desire to change the
name ol the division to a
more attraflive term."
·~~~111~· ome In. Come in. Glad tidlngs
one and all It's Christ.mas time.
The best of times. And a very
spedol. otd fashioned one at that
England's otd Portnbello
~........,."llS::JI Road beckons. The merriment
is everywhere. As, from this day untl just before
thet happy. magic hour when sparldjng. ribboned
f,_,tasres au tum irto dreoms come true. The
Antique GuDd wlD present a Charles Ok:kP.ns'
Christm8stime for you. Just inside the door.
A gracious welcome and a bow from a lively
Mr. Pickwick. And over there, Scroog4: bounces
out from behind his bedsheets to remlnd us it's
time to share. Joyous feelings are nU about
Step In. 10 o whole world of Meay CMstmas
shops: Captain Cuddles: Mud f 99 Hall Mugby
Jundion, Oliver's, The Holly h. iwetve ~
shops In all. Each ~ng In the most~
of Christriw gift ideas. · •
c~ S!Mr. CandW~ Biiisa and
ccwes: Everything you need tO titrn yo\W ••
\\bod and i:iewter. ~~cheese
~ scrViee sets,JelDeS;~~~ tint eP4
more. &rend hostess wares. Pitchers. Bowlsi
Odds and ends. Knickknack:; M<! bric·a·brec:.~
Antique Jewe111' Bigs end snida. Srna11s and
bigs. Gifts. Gifts. Gifts. From Erigl.nd. Europe
and Amerk:a Something special for someone
spedel thla year.
Goodwill, good cheer and most Importantly,
two Antique Guild stores filled to their hoUy-
trimmed niftera with row upon row of good old
f8lhioned ~ l
Welcome. '.i> a Ch.risbra$ past for Christmas
present ttUs ~ J ~-
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Dr Sherwood Wirt, former
editor o( DeclSlon m11ai.1ne, will
be tbe speaker at worahip
servlcn of Belbaay Btbte
Fellow blp, 15751 Brookhurst St ,
W estQlW\.Cr
Wirt erved u a Journahst, a
chaplain m the U.S. Air Force.
and has written 13 books
The services, scheduled at 8:30
IJCI Center
and 10:50 a.m. andlp.m .• wlll be
held In La Qulnta High School,
McFadden and Ward streets,'
Weatnnnster.
* The Rev. Don M. McCurry. Jr.,
former missionary in Pakstan
who 1& oo leave to punue ~ clOc·
torate, will e~ak Sunday at the
Minion Evenln1 at the CG1a·
• Interfaith Names
Episcopal Chaplain
The Rev. Lawrence Rouillard of Irvine aias been appointed
Ep1i:.copal chaplain at University Interfaith, a center of relltfous ac·
tiv1lles servin g UC Irvine.
He was named to the post by the Episcopal diocese of Los Anceles on
the rccommcndat1on of the diocesan Program Group for Higher
Education
Rouillard, formerly
ecumenical minister al the
University of New Hampshire,
had served earlier as Episcopal
c h aplain al the C la re mont
Colleges. lie writes for Good
News, a monthly pubhcataon of
the Francrs('an Communications
Center in Los Angeles
IN ADDITION TO conducting
two servi('CS and a Bable study
group each week at the Interfaith
Center. he abo leads a Wednes·
day <'Vemng pubbc seminar on
death. dvinl!. separation and re· surrcctlon titled .. Docs It Matter
That I Am? Will It Matter That I
Was ·'"
The staff of Un1vcrs1ty In·
Dinner Dance
Aids Family
ColUISeling
To fmantl' the establishment
;ind maintenance of a family
<.'ounschng service in southern
Orange County, the Catholic So
cial Services Board will present a
Canlas Christi Fiesta.
The fund -raising dinner will be
gJ vcn in the El Adobe restaurant,
San Juan Capistrano Sunday
terfaitb also mcludes the Rev.
William McLau1hlin, Roman
Catholic priest. Associated with
the center are the Rev. Don
Sturgeon, Baptist minister; Sis·
ter Eileen McNemey, Slaters of
St. Joseph of Orange; the Rev.
Lynne S. Fitch, Orange County
Campus Manistry, and Rabbi
Bernard King, Temple Shir Ha·
Ma-Alot, Newport Beach.
UNIVERSITY INTERFAITH
established in 1966 as an ad-
mmistrative UnJc between the re-
ligious community and the cam-
pus, is located io University
Town Center across the street
from the campus.
•••ltr Preeb1terlaa Cllla.rc:lll,
Le1una Beach A diruler will be aervedats:ac>p.m.
* L•ko lllUI Comm 1 Quo,
w•una mu. wm have aa all·
church Loyalty and Tbankljiv. mg dinner at '1 p.m. Sunday at Ult
Alrporter~ • .. Russia-The Refusednlts and
Hum an Rights" wUI be the topic
Of Sylvia G. Lenort at tbt 10 a.m.
5'unday brunch of ttit
Brotherhood of Temple Bet•
David, Westmlnlter.
?d1. Lenoff. director of UC
lrvtne •• omce of relatto with
school• and colleges, bo•ee ber
talk on her extensive. studJ .aDd
travels. She alao will 1&.>w 1Ud~
and cenduct a quelUOD•loawer
~esalon.
On the same day, at 10 a. m.,
the Sisterhood will conduct a
Cbanuka gift sale at the temple,
6100 Heney St., Westminster.
* Geneva Pretby&erlaa Cbarelll
of La1una Hills wlll have
Thanksgiving services at 9:30
a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday. At a
Fellowship m~tillg at 7 :30 p.m.
Sunday, Mrs. Darlene Rohrer
will demonstrate lhe new pipe oc·
gan at the church.
*
"Believing Is Seeing" will be
the topic of the Rev. William
Schirmer, associate minister at
the Glendale Church of Religious
Science. He will speak Sunday at
11 a.m. at the Masonic Temple,
3011 E. El Camino Real, San
Clemente. He is sponsored by the
Churcb of Religious Science, San
Clemente.
Cronkite Serneon
(
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Mn. )lar~ RapaPQrt, ee
president Of the South r.aclfte
Coaat Reirdon ot lladaasab, wtU
speak at the luncheon m"Uq ot
tile Newpon Beach Cllap&u ot Hadallab at 11 a.m. Nov. 28 at
the N~ Beach Versalllee.
Her topic WW be 'The Role of
Haduaah and World Polltlca ... • Tl.le Ulllllc1,ton Clll•tt• of Sovtllera cam l'llla ls lpo~
a New HoDe. PesUvatMonday at
the Scottish lUt.e audl\Oiium, Los
Angeles and Ob Wec:tile.day at the
Casa del Prado auditorium, San
Diego. Both proirams will begin
a!7:30p.m. •
N e I I • b ·o ~ II o o d
Con1re1aUaonal C•arc•.
Laguna Beach Will bave a pll· grim service at 10 a.111 Sunday.
A packaae ot fin kerneta of com
will be elven, to each worahlper
and may be used as directed oil
Thankegivtng Day.
* Women'• A•low Fellowlblp.
Fountain Valley Evenine
Chapter will meet at 6:30 p.m.
Monday at the Crossroads
Restaurant, Fountain Valley.
Dinner speaker will be Rachel
Jeffries, president of the South
East California Area A1low.
Jim and Nancy Spillman,
pastor team of Omeia.
Fellowship in Santa Ana, will be
the speakers for a breakfast
meeting of the Oraage Cou&
ENTERTAINMENT will in-
clude mariachi music. Spanish
f olk dances. and singing by Mrs.
Raquel Buhler, who has ap·
pcarcd in light opera with the
lat<.' .}('anettc McDonald
'flt'k<.'ts, at SSO per person, may
bf' ord<•rcd by calhng Elizabeth
Pt• cl rot ti. Laguna It 111 s. al
SRfi ,1050or8.17 554'1 .
The Re v . Don Foran uses Walte1
Cr onkite's half-hour television news pro
~ram as the "sermon" in his weekly
University dormitory. Students listen to
the newscast in the dorm room of the
theology teacher.
.. That's the Way It Is Mass" in a Seattle
•
..Geneva, Road or Roadblock
to Peace" will be the topic of
Michael Reiner at a forum at
8:1S p.m. Mooday. The meeting
ls sponsor4'd by tbe Jewiab Com-
munity Center and Federation,
2601 Grand Ave., Lone Bea.ch.
West Coast regional director or
the American Zionist Youth
Foundation, Reiner wW present
an analysis of the complexltits of
Middle East diplo111acy, focusing
on the upcoming Geneva con-
ference.
Church Uses
Modernized
Lord's -~~ayer
LONDON (AP) -The Church
of England, as part of its revWoo
of the Book of Common Prayer,
bas adopted a new,
modem-language verelon of the
Lord's Prayer.
The new version ctosely
follows a proposal by the Intema·
tlonal Consultatiou on English
Texts, an interdenominational
commission updating prayers
and terts used in common by
English-language cburche1. The
General Synod IPP"9Ved the new
version by a vote of 171·148.
THE EPISCOPALCRUaCB ln
the United States currently ls~
ing a revised Book of Common
Prayer on a three-year trial
basis. 'lbe Lord's Prayer in that
book is nearly identical to the
version used by the Church ot
England, with which the
Episcopal Church bas close tfes.
Use of the new books is op-
tional in both churches. '
INTERIM PREACHER
The Rev. C.JY Wel1Jger
Paswr Fills
Interim Post
The Rev. Cary N. Weieiaerm,
pastor emeritus ol Menlo Pa.rt
Presbyterian Church ~d Tlsit·
log lecturer at San Francisco
Theolotlcal and Fuller seminaries, has been named in·
terlm pra.cher at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian ChUl'Ch, Newport Beach.
The ~member church has
been wlthQUt a aenlor putor
since the Rev. Charles Dlerea·
field left in Sept.ember to become
pastor of the Rancho Santa Fe
Village Community Presbyterian Church.
Three Holiday
Bazaars Set
ByChurclia
Three holida)' bazaars are
planned by Orange Coast church
groups.
The Women's Guild of Newport
Harbor Church of Relltlous Science will have a Chrlstmu
bazaar today froJXl 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. at the church, Ml Ceoter
St., Costa Mesa.
HARYWOOD mGa. School
Parenti' Club will ofter
Christmas wares for sale from ll a .m. to 7 p.m. Sunday at the -
school, 28ll Villa Real Drive,.
Orange.
Shoppers also are invited to a
Christmu Countcy Store, to be
presented by the United
MetbodJst Women of Christ
Church by the Sea. Houre will be
from l to S p.m. Nov. 30 at the
church, 1400 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa.'
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Polle..,.. on.a rqatded ..
Ulla bhae lint htweea llW'Cby
•d order -Pd theN ii 110m• -~-· Wbe er police 1ervlc bave
been eel from a city -u when po •trike -.. crime has
risen, al ch qot alwa,y1 by N
mucb u expected. suu; It hu
t1aen enough lo make most CiU~en1 uncomfortable.
TllERE JS NO queaUon that
polif e perform an e&aentJ1l 1>ubbc
senl(e. Yet the firs~ formal
police department ln tbe An1lo-
Amertcan count.ries was not ln·
aUtuted until 1829, In London.
England had son!ly need~ a
m'ljor poUce force for three-
quarters of a century. ~· ln· du1tr,al revolution bad en-
couraged migration to the clUes.
Unemployment and economic
hardships rollowlng lhe
Napoleonic wars led to
widespread nots and protests
over the climbing price or food.
And the rise In urban crime re·
duced safety in streets and homes.
.. SOCIETY," WROTE one his·
torian of the period, "was In
violent transition.••
. . .
SatuhSay, NoYemi.r 1t, 1177 DAILY IJll.OT .4J~
in a Free Society ..
--
Often. poUce employ discretion
1en1ibly and r.esponaibly. At
other tlmes, discretion can de-
teriorate into police malpractice.
* * *
'
JeromoH. SkOlhlckll Pl'Ql~
of law Owiaprudenc. ud aodal
policy) and
director of the
Center for the
Stud.Y of Law ud Soclebt at
UC Berteley.
where be was
also a pro-
f e 110 r of
crlmlnoloey
from 1970 to
ICOUOOC 197'7.
Still, most Englishmen -from
Tories through Radicals -ex·
•M.£
IN THE LINE OF DUTY -Mayor John
Lindsay and New York City Police Com·
missioner Patrick V. Murphy place hats
over their hearts in tribute to patrolman
Gregory Foster, gunned down on January
27, 1972.
MALPBACl'ICE REFERS to a
broader spectrum of behavior
than police corruption. Corrup-
tion normally suggests the sale of
official authority for personal
gain, whereM malpractice in·
eludes not only corruption but
also mistreatment of priaonen,
discrimination, illegal selrch .. ,
!)erjury. planting evidence, .and
other misconduct committed un-
der the authority of law enforce·
ment.
Police culture -especially un·
written codes of conduct and
solidarity -is of critical im·
portance here.
He previously taulbt at :Val•
Unlverslty, the Un1verstty of
Chicago and UC San Dle10. IQ
1"8-69heaerved u director of the
Task Force on Violent~ of
Protest and Contron&.atlon for tbe
N atlonal Conunlaslon on Cauaett and Prevention of Violence, and ii
autbol'ollta ~port, "Tbe Politics
of Protest." •
Other book• Include a prlJe.
wlnnln1 book on deteotlve1,
"Justice Without Trial: Law En·
forcement ln DemocraUc Socie-
ty," "Crises ln American lnstitu·
Uons," With EWott Currie, and
•'Society and the Letal Order ...
CCH!dited With RicbardScbwarta. C.".wmcll
IN AMERICA
pressed greater fear of police
than of crime a nd riots.
Parliamentary commissions con·
sidered and rejected the police
idea in 1770, 1793, 1812, 1818, 1822,
and 1828.
At the time, police on the Euro-
pean continent were often op-
pressive. corrupt, and arbitrary
-and seemed the relevant model
for England.
THE PROBLEM WAS, as it
always is for a society valuing
political freedom, how to recon·
cile governmental power with in·
dividual freedom.
Sir Robert Peel, lhe Home
Secretary, addressed the dilem-
ma in several ways: FJrsl, he
spent several years reform int the
criminal law before Introducing
his Police Act in 1829. He reallied
that the new police would not be
successful tr required to enforce
inconsistent, irrational or exceed·
ingly punitive laws.
Peel and his assoclales alsodll·
tingulshed the police rrotn the
army -feared and mtatrusted by
the populace -ln two respects:
Scotland Yard would not accept
applications from senior military
men for ranking positions ln the
new police.
MOREOVER, THE "BOB· bies," as the)I came affec·
tionately to be known after Sir
Robert. were not lo carry
firearms. Deadly weapons were
for the external enemies encoun·
tered by the army. The police re·
gulated citizens and required
guns only for emergencies.
Still. the new pollce were
trained to be and to look
authoritative. Unltorrned police
were carefully lostructed to be
fair and imperturbable. Force,
when used, was to be measured,
limited and minimal.
Finally, and most importantly,
Peel established the linked ideas
of police accountability and
public support. Just aa police
ranks ~re to be drawn from the
class of working people to insure
citizen support, police were to be
accountable ror their actions to Parliamentandthe courts.
THESE LINKED IDEAS -
legal accoun~bility and public
support -were the tools to re-
solve the dilemma between
freedom and order.
Although America was also a
"free society" with laws and In-
stitutions modeled on England's,
no American police departmeni
was so carefully planned and or·
,anized as Scotland Yard. The
nrst full-time United States police
fotce was formed in Boston in
1837, after roving bands or Proles·
tant rioters destroyed nearly
every Irish home on Broad Street.
Unlike the English police prior-
to the 1960s, American police,
IN
from the 1830s to the 1970s, have
been involved wtth often tragic
ethnic and racial conruct. This
bas generated special problems
for American pollcing.
FOR EXAMPLE. NEW York
City experienced a riot in 1900that
grew out of competition between
lrhi h and blacks for jobs and liv·
ing s pace. The police did not stop
the white rioters who were beat·
mg the blacks; they joined them.
In a country with a history of
immiaration, rapid territorial
and economic expansion, and
slavery, the quality of law en-·
forcement hu often depended up-
on the question "whose law,
whose order?''
Nor has the police function ever
been clear in the United States,
either to the police themselves or
to the general pubUc. Most police
like to think of themselves as
crlmefigbt.ers.
STUDIES HAVE shown,
however, that about 80 percent of
a police officer's time ls spent pro·
vfding a wide Yariety of com-
munil>' setvlces and peacekeep•
ln1 luoction&sucb .. alvme d~·
tlons, bandlln1 traffic accldent.s,
and-resotvtng fa)ftily disputes.. ~
Less than 20 percent of an average
patrolman's time ls spent on
crime-related activities.
Police enforce the criminal law
by arresting violators and provid·
ing prosecutors with evidence, so
as to lead to a conviction -no
easy assignment. But police are
not usually able to catch
' crimJnalain the act.
That is why the recent "sting"
tactics, where police pretended to
''fence" stolen aoods but actually
photographed the seller and
tagged his wares, have been so
successful These records show
exactly who dad what crime,
where and when
ORDINARILY, POLICE must
rely on street informants-
lt)emselves involved in crime -
for information about crime. Jn
return. police cao offer the infor·
mant immunity rrom arrest or
some other "break" in the ad·
mloistration of justice.
Thia practice creates serious
problems about the equity and ef·
ficlencyofpollceprocedures.
1 conducted a study of vice de·
tectives and burtlary detectives
in a respected urban police de·
partment. The vice detectives
used burglars as informers and
did not inquire about their
burglaries, while burglary detec·
tives used addicts as informers
and lpored their drug offenses. . '
Cf: POUC£ departments
l\avt li!nlted l'nourtes, pollce rm.tat el'l:lpJoy considerable dis·
c l"etl on hf c a r r y i n ,& out
res\)Onslbllities
Police chiefs set· priorities,
employlna personal vallSes and
departmental standards to gov·
ern conduct. Every. student of
police a'rees that this police
"culture' heavily influences.bow
~lice conduct themselves on the
JOb.
NEW YORK'S KNAPP Com·
mission found in 1972, contrary to
public thinking, New York police
corruption, no worse tban ln
many other city police depart.
rnents, was not attributable sole-
ly to "rotten apples." Where
malpractice exists, it usually
spans entire police departments.
Policemen everywhere ex-
perience feelings of lsol1Uon.
public rejection and hostility in a
Job characterized by denser,
authority and the preasure to pro-
duce. ConsequeoUy, policemen
build up intense feeUna•of lf'OUP
loyalty, coupled with deep auspi·
cl on of outsideinterfuence.
In moat American police de-
partments there is a stubborn re-
fusal at all levels to acknowledle
that malpractice problems exlst,
especially corruption.
* * * \fehlcles. remote from the com·
munlties they 1erve.
Sir Robert Peel understood lha'
when he created the lint Western
democratic pollce or1anlutioa.
His Ideas about bow to recoodle
poltclnf and freedom -ln per1ods
of rl• nc crime and social
turbulence -scarcely aeera
dated.
N~XT WEEK: Caleb FooCt, pro.
ft11or o1 Jaw at UC Berke~. dis-.
CUllll prHrlal d.tlnlUm on4 Ute
SJl•ttm of boil.
Statistics Bill
To Rise by $1
IN THE LONG f\lO, the police
themselves, the community and
victims of crlme wUl beat be
served by police accountablllty
forlhequalltyofthetrpoUclesand SACRAM~ (AP) -n•s
work. cotnc to C04t ti more to pron JOU Televisioapro~mstoth~toQ. ~ were born. married or dled Qi
trary notwttNtahdlna. the U.S; Callfornla, the atate Healt.h .
Con1tltutfon does .not envision Department 1ays.
police as asphalt cowboys, riding The COit of eo,ples of btrtb,
herd on crtme and disorder to the m1rrtace and death eertlflcate,t
central cities. from state vital atatlstlct mes
Police are government ot. wiU be Increased Ju. 1 from $2·
ficials, armed by Jaw, whose to S3, the department said.
monopolyonforceisapubllct.n&st Tile increase will pay COits ot
In a free and democratic society. new l«11ial1Uon requlrtnl ~
They fail when they are copies ot birth ceitlftcates ot
transformed Into distant and persons who have died be
mobile authorities, encased in stamped "deceased."
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unwind it."
Your Doroseope
Taurus' Key:
Flexibility
SUNDAV, NOVEMBER ZO
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21.'April 19): Cycle high -you
get special privilege, obtain needed material. One
who neglected you now shows renewed interest.
Take initiative. Cancer, Capricorn persons play
significant roles.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Key ls to be fiexi-
ble. What you want is obtainable, if you put out
many lines, and give full rein to intellectual curiosi·
ty.
GEMINI (May 21 -Juoe 20). Obtain hint from
Taurus message. Feeling or confinement is tem-
porary. Accent on desire, social activity, pleasing
loved one. You receive news which could affect
security.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Accent on prln·
ciples, authority knowing bow far to go, holding
yourself in high esteem. Be ready to accept, to be a
good guest as well as a host. Gemini, Virgo and
Sagittarius individuals figure in scenario.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Long-rangeperspedive
is essential. You can gain rare insights. Taurus,
Libra figures prominently. Journey may be on
agenda. You learn, communicate.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Look behind scenes.
Someone wants you to know something, you can be·
discreet. Define terms, see what is.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emphasis on dealing
with people, malcing vows, being committed to
long-range program. Public relations, legal queries-
and marriage could bepartofscenario.
• SCORPIO (Oct. 23:Nov. 21): Gather forces. Set
sights on goal. Finllb with aitulion that bas
drained you emotionally and fmancially. Keep
health, work, recreation resolutions. Aries, Libra
persons figure in picture.
SAGRTARIU8 (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Make new
start, stress originality, independence. Your own_
sty le is best. Leo ls in picture. Children and
creativity command attention.
CAPBJCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Your hands
may be tied temporarily. Get,.second emotional
wind. Collect needed data. Cancer and another.
Capricorn could figure in scenario. Basic pro-
cedures require review.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis on
short trips, relatives; s0<:ial function. Pleasure
replaces pain. You gain in popularity. Financial
picture will be brighter.
PISCF.S (Feb: 19-March 20): Emphasis on col·
lection, evaluation, budget, countinc your change
-and your blessings. Aquarius, Taurus and
Scorpio penona are ln picture.
IF NOV. 20 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY, you are
sensitive, passionate, concerned about family,
security and savings. Cancer, Capricorn persons
plar key roles in your life. New start made this year
wil bear fruit in 1978. June will be your most signifi·
cant month next year. You are intuitive, prescient. a
traveler and a con\muntcator.
Board Approves
Parltjiig Stalls
Reviled plans that will provide 100 additional'
public parldn& stalla in a port.ion of Dana Point
Harbor bas won the unanimous approval of Oranae
County Supervison.
Supervisors agreed to reduce land fbr a futur~ boa~ repair yard along Puerto Place from 5.6 to 3.6
acres to make way for the additional parkln1.
County off)cJaJa 1a1d the plans include a public
viewtnc area and restrooms. A report to aupervtaors said the smaller boat re·
~air yard ahOuld be ad6quate accordinl to resulta of
.a re~entsurvey of harbor operators and~·
wood would lool
better bin
K-.p yoyr ftrwood neel Smart bid finish. 1ew· long. tW-3.
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mighty oall
bllml brlghtly
2A". 4-log Mt -look of tr9dl1loMI
oak flaming •mber kit and
grat9.fR244FE. Reg. 41.95
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Ohio State Is rated a 1li1ht
favorite but, ctven the advantace
of a home field. the Wolverines
gasne time of snow fiurriei that·
hit the area Thunday and Fri·
day, leaving 40-detree tem-perataarea and partly cloudy
1kiea.
Mlcbl1an wu jubilant over
medical reports that two ~ its
top tallbacka, Harlan Huckleby
fakers
Massacre
Detroit
INGELWOOD -Rootie center
James Edwards and fonvard
Jamaal Wllka helped lnite a
third quarter 1ur1e u the Lot
An1elea Lakera burled the
Detroit Piatona 116-83 in a Na·
tional Basketball A111oclaUon
came Friday nl&bt-.
In the wicMst marlin of victory
for tbe tea.in thia season, Lot
Aneeles a1aJn used a balanced
attack, this time witb eltbt of the
nine players who suited up l<lOr·
int in double filures.
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WOODY HAVU, ~ INTENSE OHIO ITATa FOQTBALL COACH.
SYDNEY -American Don
January shot a 2-under·par 10
Friday and pulled into tbe
aecond-roudd lead with New
Zealand's John Uster, each at
1'1 halfway throqh tbe ratn.
delayed $200,000 Australian Open
10U tournament.
Lt1ter, 30, the flrat·round
leader. had a n , wblch the •7·
year-old Januaey fired ln bia
openlnJ round in tbe chafe for
the MO.UC> ftnt priM at Sydney'1
Auatrallaa Club.
At.Mle .. gaa
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP>-
Oblo State football Coach Woody
Hayes may wind up witb eQ oo
bi.I face today. Tbat ia, eg OP the
'face ohrutfla.
H1I ~are not wear-
ing maize and blue helmets nor .are thff worldna under the d.lrec-tton ot lie> Scbem~bler, the J0cbl1an football coach.
TbtJ are under,radaate
meebanlcal ~1tadeata
of Prof. Leland Quactenbuab,
who •elected a lif...Ue model ~ the Buckeja•eoaela as a taraet tor tllla t.erm'I claa ptoJect -
•l·t.browtDC maehbiea.
At leat a doled ol ~ ea· ftlne:tn1 do-dads were entered in
the contest, set for blah nooo on
the Dlqoul in~ Of the main
library.
Quackeuba1bt. a lt•2
Jltchtpn ~1..CUICl~ed
any credit tar the.~ eather Uie pro.
ject or ttie ''teatla1° cleTlc•.
-rid.I .II an annual• affflli. '' the
<profeaor lald. "The 1tudenta de-
dded on *::J:t;ct and a com· mlttee ~ cam• up with
ttae cbdc:e tM coach Haya u the
tar1et. Tbe1 a11o built tbe wr:,
''Tbere ii • $10 Umlt on much tblT can •iMintl on tbeM
••diet& allll ttii rai .. la)'' they mUltbe~,'!.·ht11dtt Entnmtal_t_·~eUilff to lay
two fl9b ca Woody. 1tart-
inl at 20 feet and bacldq up 1
feet at a crack. The winner la
whoever IOCb it to Woody from
fartbeatawq. 'lbeprbela apalr
of free d1nnen at an ADD Arbor
restaurant.
"I've .beard some remarka·
ble stories," Quakenbush Hld.
"Some say they are accurate up
to lOOfeet.
"Of course, we want to dla·
courJt&e sU14ents from tattn1 the
device to the game tomorrow.•• Quack~b'a claases have earned a fair repataUonJor aany
projects. One year they drew na·
tional attention with a race by
vehicles propelled only by the
energy contained within a can ~
beer.
After the aecaod ~ uae
fleld waacutfrolllUltotefortM
final twodQa. wt~ tM cut at 155. At lG, two ltnJkea beh1Dd tM •
leaden were Americans Mart
Haya, JfJIT1 McGee and Bruce IJetske. --................
CLEVELAND -Funeral aervicea will be llond&7 for
Ro1er Tborpe Peetinpaqb, the
Cleveland Iadiam &bortatop and
mana1er who was Amef\cu
Lea1ue most valuable plaJer in
.1125. He died Tbunday at &1•81.
Tbe J8.year bueball veteran
1'hO WU kQowD U Peck, b;i
pla)'ed ln three WorJcl Seriea. He
once com.mttted eight errors in a
aeven·1ame World Seriea in 1925,
a record ihat bu stood tor S2
years.
At tbe aae ~ 21 be beeame tbe
youn1eat mana1er in m-.Jor
lea1ue history when he took fNf!r
tbe tben New York Hilhlanden
tbe lat two weeks of tbe aeuon. He went on to mana1e the_
Cleveland Indiana .. ·
·Silky Sullivan Dies
Fa:IMd Race llone of 19508
PLEASANTON, CaUf. <AP) -SUQ· Sullivan, whole eiome.
from-behind ftnllhe1 made b1m the belt known 'bone in the
country a> yeara qo, wu fowad dead in bll JtaU Frldl.J.
Emmett Campbell, trainer for UM U.year-old atalllon'a
owner, ~ Qvale, said the death at Green Oab Stables bere wu aJ)pareQtly clue to natural c•"*· uwe towklhbi:a cited lD bl11t.U wben ... went to teed him tMa
morntna," C•atl>btll aatd. Ttte eheatnut 1taJlloa, wbe»H
trademark was a atntch run frobi far batk in tbe field, seored bll
bl••• YictotJ ln tbt 1958 ~Anita Derby. ,-lie'triumjli'mt.ailifiii:• c:o-favortt.wttb nm·tatiaorthat . -
year'• Keolucky Derby, but hl1 f1nl1btn1 kJek failed to
matettlli.ie and be ended up., ·
After returnlD' to Callfomla. ~ won aeverll mcire races before betDI sold bf Tom Jla11 W PbU KllPltAetn to QYue; wbo
placed hlln at 1tu4. He wu retlnid trOm 1tUd th.tee years Uo·
In receilt yean, stlkY pa1cl • UftUi1 Tlilt to Goldin Om
Field.I on St. Patrlck'a Da.Y wben be wu-l)aridia befot"e. tM
s.Tanditad, kictlnl \ll>Jds hee1I and~ bla CbeitnUt atue. · . ~hit r~clg heydey, 8l1kt Netived m011etten from 1chOolChl.ldN~tthe~t.ey.
.
SANTA MONICA-tt's -.ii-on we dld aaa•nat Fullenon (in a
the llae toa.llbt.::-.the Soufhern '13·3 lou)."
'Callfonlla Conference football . Tbe offensive atara are
'On;>wn, • trip to nezt week'• numeroua. Avocado Bowl-and maybe a Tbe quarterbacta-GWC'1 Bill
bel'tb in the JunJor ROH Bowl Holat and Santa Monica'• Keith
Dec. 1(). • Lee-are by far the two bat in
Tbat.'a the 1ituatlon u Golden tbe cont~. Holst bu hit ad·
West and Santa Mon.lea colleaea 79 of 153 passes for 1,144 yards
cluhbereat7:30. . and ftve toucbdowu. And Lee
Santa Moalca'a Coraaln enter ba1 conneeted 95 times lD 1S7 at-
tbe same wjtb a •potlesa record tempts for 1,198 yards.
after nine 1ame1 while Goldep Golden West mar have an ecfae
·Westhua'1·2mark-loalntonly :with !ta rUJln na aame-
to J'ul.lerton., tbe natioa'1 No. 1 especially witb Holst operatlna
ranked team, and arch·rival tbe option. He's tained 250 run·
Ora.nee CouL nlnl this aeasoo.
Santa Monica and tbe Rustlen Tbe Rustlers' Steve Fosel, a
bave5-0SoCalreeorda. 5·10, 190-pounder, baa been
Toiilcbt'• tltanlc matebea tbe-particularly effective of late.
Ruitlen' hlib-~ered offensive Fogel baa lain~ 386 yards in the
mactiine ataimt a Santa Monica-'l.ut three tames, Civina him 748
outfit that ltresHI defeDJe. for the aeasoo-the best in the
It flam-to be a battle . up coDf ermce. He's al.lo scored 10
front::l'bo Coililn have allowed TDs. only 66.2 yard1 per came And GWC's otber starttn1 ~blq. while Golden Wed bu back, Loren Micklln. bas been
.been nmntna at a m .2 clip per lmpreulve. 1a.lnlng· lU yards outJ.nt. . last weet in a wild 56-20 win over
.. That'• one ot tbe big keys Loi Anceles cc.
whetbet we can run the bail .. · Santa Monic a running
· ·aaalast them," aars RU1tJen backs Mik~ Porchia and Bob
cOacb Ray Sbackleford. SJ)alllno have 1atned 469 and t51 "But we've flao • aot to yards in tbe conservative of-
eUmlnate m.lttakea. We can't al· fen.slves~. ford to e:tve the ball up (via-The two coaches expect a low-
tw'Jloven) at crttlcal time. Uke
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ByDAVBCUNNl.N • Olttlt Delly,,."'" I With tallback Ala Parker
showing hi.a teamma tho wq, ~at Mi.Qlon Viejo m ed
apistr81\0 Valle)' •'7 Fri~
1ht ln ~ roun<l acUOD of the . CO' f oOtMU pl1,yoff s. _ 1 , •
Parker turned in w bluest
night of the season befON a near·
; c11paclt)' ctowd of a.eoo. •corlnl
··two touebdownl Md~ for
128 yards on 23 carriea,f P .
Tho vtetoey qualifles M1sskln
Viejo for a aeeond·ro:und ••~ n•xt Saturday niclft a1aln1t
Norwalk, a 33-1' winner over
Aviation FridJy.
Capiltrano Valley ~etrated
iDto Mluion Viejo ~ry only
once, on lta •corint djive 1n the
third quarter. I ~ The touchdown cam& on a take
punt wbenC1plstrano~alle1wu
raced with a tourth·dct·ll aitua·
lion. Brad P~ker b)tndled the
snap, slipped it to Uabt end Ron
Van Peursem and he ra~bled '2
yards for the touchdow.
MISSION VIEJO"S MIKE OCHOA LOOKS FOR AN OPENING. DEFBNDINQ IS PAT SAtCTISTEVAN (IO~ ~ . --... . ... .
Outside of t.ut OQe moment,
Capistrano Valley'e ttfense was
kept relatlvely silent. The
Coucars never ~tel tbelt
iunniD1 ~t1.~were plQtai catch·\IP~me fin\ quarter.
1't7CIF Loss
~! ~Jlig Plays Do It
··As Edison Falls · .....
.. :! by STEVE ANDREWS •• oi•o.11,,., ... , .. " ~ANTA FE SPRINGS-St.
P'ul High's Swordsmen cashed i~6p two big scoring plays and
h on to edge the s tubborn
on High Chargers <Hunt· id}on Beach), 14·7, in CIF first
r•d football action Friday
Ul\l on the winner 's field here.
dison 's defense, with Larry
kinen, Rick Barla and John
Bdidan leadinc the charge, was
s~b. The Char gen limited the
hllhly-touted Swordlmen to only
40 yards rushing and 192 total
y•rds.
tl.ut St. Paul made good on its
tM scoring JOpportunities. Rick
'-"l•nzuela took the opening
'k~Off and returned it 98 yards f~r a tC)uchdown , and q!(arterbHk Tim Cowan hit
Flores with a 31-yard
pasl on St. Paul's first
(the second half.
nwhlle, Edison's offense
martini from the loss of
starting Q\Jarlerback Frank
·Seurer. Seurer missed the 1am~
with a brQken collarbone and the
Chargers were unable to mount a
COJ'lsist.ent attack behind replace-
ment.Chuck Crawford.
~isoo totaled only 120 yards
offense, 71 rushing and 49 pass·
ing.
The Chargers' touchdown was
set up by the special team.
UCI Gains Finals
Of Polo Tourney
t.ONG BEACH-Manfredo
~eter-scored.a goal ln the final
adottd of overtime to gl9e UC
~ne a victory over UC Santa
Ba'tb)lra in the semifinals of the
P•cific1 Coast Athletic Assn.
•ater polo tourney at Belmont
Plata pool Friday night.
·.'l'he score was unavailable
b'~cause UCI assistant coach
Hatat Vellekamp ne1lected to cau:·
, laf'9 lly GlllNtln ~JeteSt. o t 0 t-t
UC.lfVIM J 1 • '"""'°' VO -~19UWM •· L~t • • .__a, ~ l,O'll'leftZ. 9Kbt Z. Nftl__,, ._..,, ~ 1,ltlldllel,U....,._1, \ltl~I.
i<· •.•
With St. Paul ahead, 7·0.
Edison's Don Morse bunt up the·
middle and blocked the
Swordsmen's punt, 1lvln1
Edison possession on the St. Paul
17.
A pass interference penalty
gave Edison a first down at the
St. Paul nine and Jim Criss took
the ball to the one on two carries.
Tim Frink went in from the one
with S:« left In the second quarter. M~e Haney'a COllftrtlon waa eoc>d· .• '
Edison bad se~eral chances to
tie the 1core in the fourth
quarter, but the Char1e~ bad
passes picked oll at tho St. Paul
121 7 and-40-y ard lines.
The Chargers' best opportunity
to knot the contest came early ln
the final period. Edbon started
on its 4" and moved steadily
down lhe field behind the runnln&
otPrink. But on forulh-and-three from
the sl. Paul 15, Swo.-d.smen de-
fensive end Bob Ybarra knifed
through and dumped Crawford
for·a eix·yard io.,.
Edlaon, whieh closed out the
season with a 5-S record, wu led
on the ground by Frink, who
gained 48 yards on eight carries.
UN ITATllTICS ··-"' l'l,.1MwMrwlli"8 4 ,
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Totelllnl-' ' Yt#•nlthlna " ..
YtrcbpHlina ff '" YtrcbloM • 24
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P-lllft.y .. ll'ft9ltnd ws •1• Fwmtll~ IOlll ,.. ~I
ks9"r~
l!dlwn 0700-7
St.•au1 1 • 1 C>-1•
llU ... llfG .....
tdt " yl .... ,,,,.. • .. 0 S.7
Ctl• ,. • 2 u Cltwftr~ IO • ' 43
1rvt111 1 • • ..i.o
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Tot .. 1 » " • u .....
Vtlen&utlt 1' • s 1.1
~ • 17 0 u =· 2 J • 1.J • • " ·I.I
Tolalt • .. :IA u P::f'C .. " .... "' -Ctewltfd 17 s J .. ·"' SC.•• C.Wett ,. ·~ -
BRAD PARK!R (1&1 OF CAt'llTRANO VALLEY l'INDI 'nta GOING QETI ?OUGH.
Fontana Bows 37-'0
To Founta~ Vall~~
on the~ to laJt plaJ of tbt bpenint qaar'ter. ,..
· Wttb the ball on tber FV 45, Git-
tens took a plttbout, raced
~und the end, broke a t.ckl•
: ~nd aped to the five where he was
. hit, dlvtng four more yard.I. Two
ptayt later, Jim rree,man
~cored. Freeman allo bad a 7·
yard nm for a TD tbree minutes
later. ·
~Fountain Valley'• other TD
ame just two mlnutet tnt.o the
ame wben ROD Padilla fathered a punt.and IC~ed D yantt
p th• mldclle for alx potnta, ·Pave Lenon booted hia flrat of ·ftvePATa.
Mi11lon VleJo lost th• ball
twlce In tl)e ftnt half-once on •
fumble Qd one• oe an lil~ Uo~-bot 1cored nery Other ·
Ume ltlliid Polleutoft· · Stu Stebetmt put II.Luton Vl* ln troDl.1"th a 40-)'ard fleld Coal
and Alan eark• atmott llnsJe.
bandedb' save the Dlabla.• t¥r aecond aeon. Parter carried nven Umet co
an elSht.play. •yard drive tar
the coal Une. Hla one.yard dive
cap~ it,. and Steben.lle'I PAT
tick made lt 10.0.
Kl11loft VleJo~ lncreued tbe
lead lD the clotlne Hconda of the
balt, t.aldDI advantaae ot u hi·
terceptloQ bl Du Qiamltaki at tbe Coulan aTryard line. •
The biablOI' quarterback,
Scott s.>ear. e;:r.!eted • key 10-yard pus to e Ochoa. tbell
flllllbed tbe drive Wlth a aeven.. yard 1corlns atrtke to Jim
Leavitt. 'lbe PAT snap wu mla-
bandled. but Mlallon Viejo had a
comfortable 18.olead.
Ml11lon Vlejo upped ltl lead to
23·'7 early In the flDat quarter.
m1ldn1 tbe IDOll of a tumble re-
covered by Leavitt oa Caplltnno
Valle1'137. Spear dlreet.ocl ta. of.
fenae to the on•1Ud llDe ln
seven plays. then banded to
Parker fottbe touchdown.
· Tbe Cl"OWll1nC touCh came wlUa
$3 aecaadl nmatnln8 wbeit JOI..
1lon Vlejo•1 Jerry Nellon plcbcl-
olf a pua on the Cou1an' 22.
sr.••r covered tbo yarda1e
b maelf on two playa. the TD nm . onarour-yardacamper.
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MotDlties
KEVIN HAGAN (22) BOLTS 0
By ERNIE CASTILLO
Of .. DeilJ ...... "'"
Newport Harbor Hllh de·
fensive back Frank Venclik in-
tercepted a paas with 3S seconds
remaining to preserve the
Sailors' 21·15 football victory
over visiting St. Francis (La
Canada) High Friday ni1ht in the
opening round of the CIF (Big 5
Confer~nce) playoffs.
Before a home crowd of 4,000,
Newport Harbor won with a at·
ingy rushing defense and a
balanced but sporadic offeMe to
earn a berih in the
quarterfinals against West Cov-
in a , a 21 ·14 victor over
. Eisenhower (Rialto).
The game never should bave
been as close as it was. Newport
Harbor twice drove inside
their opponent's 20 without
scoring. St. Francls, stymied on
the ground all night, surprisingly
struck through the air on a couple
of touchdown bombs from Jim
·Jimenez to Kerwin Bell.
The la.st of the two, covering 58
Final Warmup
Saddleback Aim•
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! T~o Ti.tie JIUke Keefe the n eNM1TATtn1cs · n . sc=iedtoblaleftafler•· Fint...__,.. .~ s dtlay,, took a pitch -".,.,.._.,__ s 1Fiigh•a S t ·from Tbompson and ;::--:_ : .IO_ e _. ra~ down tbe aidelin• YM9...... St
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~ ·· LA 11ccre. San Clemente was .... ,.,.._... • ·~~I m "=~-~~I m .J:Or 1never able to catch up = ~:: NI .... .._u ... ._., '~ S1rC11m~<.1neM• 1M l~rthatoae. PW191•<w,...lllt 1-1 M
Oel6o .. (Clllllle) ,,, ,1411Ufolll( .. Wllra) 111 LOS ANGVLES -....... ...... u.twA.,.....ca.t) 1i. Pw ... w•ia..> * ° Coaeb Allie Schaff ...,._ ... ., ... ..... ·~ IMIM> m ~ ,._.,., •• Alfonso Zamora wtll at.-· till b uld 1 •··._ca.-. • ' • ... ' .,,__.,, ...... ....__. -> .u2 s-fiNK._,,....., u2 tempt to beiin a new a DI e wo re Y evtM•• -mere on the pass If the .. a-..
""" uc:a-o..•tMM!M. MINTMU(a-Orlt41Mt/1•mlle. 1treak Ulolcbt. Esperanza defense ball· ~ l: ': Ml ~:::*'~ ... ""'-'191. !:':':;=:=:;-a:=.-;.•;;; Zamora won bis firlt-ed'lhe IJ'O'IDd same, bad =. • • • .::! ... ao. ,...,.., ,,. $1SOO. 28 professional bouts by bi1,orcee ao to the air for Mcalrey • 14• ,. ... =:'~> ~: -:'.f.~,'';:.~r/.'::::,1,.., ~: knoctout.1 but the string thelcmescore, :.:W ~ 1~ : t1
OWJMl .. L..-<Oua> m i °""*'-"Glf1 tf'eul14111 ns ended ut April 23 wben •inmtt 2 10 • u
,...Mlle< ... , • ~~ . =•~'~' ::: be wu knocked out in · It ark Mc Elroy hit °':..,.., S: ,: .~ :1 ==~· nt . sua.·e,entl w.ne> m · the fourth round of a DOG· rike W:1e for 111 Ybda k.... T-• 7.1 llllllMti:"'a.~> :: . ====,> m UUe bout bY·Yt'orlcl Box· borl:cs ey~ n,tot tbn OI~. u i 1 .._. ...._a...~> •• 110 ... ._,.., ...... , '" lne Council ban· u a e e ~ s • .,.
11 • .,.. ucm-CN,--. •r--·All...,..~,.. 1lt ·tamwel1ht cbamplon ·fleet-footed ballback for c..ww1t s u • u
.,...,..,u occ:..flWM-. -1Carloe1.arate. ·• l1·7ard touchdown ~~..: 11t % 2: MetnT......._~, · m ' :T .. TMUC.-Ollt..,,.....,.._ atrlte. John Schaff •All'NO Mr.,....._.__, ,.. ,w "'"" ...., ... •., ,.... , Zamora, of lledeo ..... .-.. tbe-venlon -~ ,,__,._,gwy co.mi.> 12l .-.--..... • ~ly --'" --Le ....... _._... .......,.,.. ........ . ,. tis • ,. ........,_......,«:lnleu) 1Jt GltlteAO..,(I".._.) U4 "1 'WM&~ YllllJMAWI Mcalref t I I a ...... ,..<._., 121 '*'",,,..,cit, 112 defenaeotbla World Box·. Later •. tbe Trltona w.-, , • ., ,....,__..LAila.-. cc:.a> m Mi.e.. Dell c......ru1 ~ 1u ina A11-oclation ban· .asfd a blt of rasale· '*' • , ' 11
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t .Mv•-··-_, .. .:.._. T-• ... '"'--' nt a .. lmt No. 5 can _.'Mei.Elroy pitched to &.eft1t ,. • a • .-.,...-&;..~;;;........,.-.: Allr•c-...-i 11• Jorie lAQan of Panama ~g ... (ic.i.-> · a'-Svaamc ucm -Qllt _. i. ! City at tbe Sports Arena. ;;:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~;;;;;:::;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;i
cw..-", • ml ... IJor ... ..-... .. ... ... •• LEASE o..o.e > 1• ""'MCa·"'"'-. The bout la part of a . =~r:-~ ;;; ·~==~• n: WBA cbampionsbip,I
o.NleO-. ..... ) \ 1U 1 &.e6iilri~) 111 doubleheader. Guty . ·1 n-78 cH~n:TTC =---=~) = I ~U:T'=9S:r"' n: Espadas of Yucatan,'; 71 · I; y Ii I I I;
IMMY'l-..<ow> u2 ~-ca.,.._..> 111 Mexico, wlD make tbe .4 .. Hiltlllhlt ~~9:-~·=.:.:.,) m ;::e.-:z:r....._, ::: third dtlenH of bis .
• ~. I ic:.lllltOfArmlaCl.llUlt) na fiywelebt UUe aaalnst ••::!"..:=,;;:..---...u4 . *'WW:~ 111 No. 8 contender Alex
C:1 ... ...._1 111 · PtlM90'*'IMlt1lwl> 111 Santana of ManapA • ..... a-... ltillm> 111, .._._. .. ...._., ua , Nlcaraaua, ._.._DlflltDllr~> ff! ........ ,~, "' A crowd of more than
&oScores 12,000 la expected for the ·
pair of 15-round title
flptl. '!be card a1ao in·
eludes a 10.round ban-
tamwelcbt bout between
No. I contender Roberto
Rubaldlno of Mexico and
Antonio Palsano of
Nlcarasua-
~
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IBI AND llADY fOR
:MMIDIAD DBIYIRY
"'9Q"'P.Alm'
52.2·281f
a'loito
76&0S9i
ENT I TRJVIA Saturday, November 18, 1
By T.J • ..
A pall' ol aD·but·perfeet aeores of 10 kept th• e. Name Snoopy'• favorite aUdlor lD the eomlc two top trivllddlcU, ._ B and M S.IUledu. atrip P uta. out ID front ol tM pack Wa week, while the Geed. 'I. Bow much did Jhn Huttoe ftuah down b1& ...... "* .Upped • couple notcbea w1tb elCht a•rba,,. dlapoaal tn the movie .. Wiiie>'• K1ndtDI the eorreet. MJDt7 •
Coming up witlueven 1ood anawen wen-i.a ~ In tho moYie veraiOtl ot UJrf •A•S•H, '' the
J'eterabeed, Nuey Prtor and Obi Wu &eeebe, medlc1W'Ollafootball1amebywbat1COret
while the Ba)'¥1ew Bomber• totaled 8~. Mas
l'rale1 and Barbara De11ado bad slx apiece, t. Rl!MEMBta GRNE-.U. Vesuvtua ln the
Tbere may be 1ome hue and cry over number comic strip Smili.Q' Jack? What wu h1I da~'a
1even, but remember the question asked what name?
Sidney Poitier qalled Glenn Ford, not what tile 10. JA the movie .. Small Town Glrl.'' Bobby Vao
otben caDed blm. Tbua, it was "Chief," not .. Dad· bounces around town and put a billboard a~vert.fa·
dio." in&LanaTumerlnwbatntck?
Comic strip fan~l::lca are invited to stretch th~ LaA W.U'1AMwwl ----------------=-1.Reuben(Rooeter~burn) -----,-:n;a:;;;:.N;;----~I ~:~~5(~:.:~~")
·, • ._.....,'"' • ,. 1L ,,...11.-u1 • 4. "OneLaatKiaa,. ("Blrdle"80lll)
i. .. .....,, .. , .. " , ..... u1 » 5.Herman(Elnateinin"A.rsenic") t :;:::~11• :v. ;t !::'~.:11J1n1 : 6. Marte (Laverne'• middle name)
1. ....,. ....... .., • uv. "' •CM1T,...l4v.1 mo. 7.Cblef<"BlaekboardJunate") .. o.1•-~111 llYt u. O*TWoNC14*UI • 8.Yi----1teNaUonalParit ("Caine"r-...... ) 1 •.. .,........._.16\'ol .. 11. ..,_.._WI aYt ~ allVU
1. ._ ..... " ttu1 41l'J "· r«ea .... u> 2n11 9, 'lbeanaredrum <Frebererecord> ,:; ;:~os:,111 ~ :: :-.:=~, ~ 10. ''Night of the Ieuana" (Bw'tllll), •'1flabt of
11, .... ~UI ., ·-~ ,_..,... .......... the GenenUa" (O'Toole), "Nlaht of tbe Hqnter"
I
u. =.1 = _._.,... (~itebum) and .. Nlaht of tbe GriuJJ'• (Walker)
I
~ -~-_________ (a1mllarlynamedmovies)
r-"' ~ ~...,..~ Snd »Ol&T °""°"'to TRIVIA clo "'-Daai PUoc
mem?riea ror the two-pointer, number nlnt?, today. Bos UIO, Coda M•.a '20J. AU ntrlu "*" Z.rtettoed
Here a the latest bundle from Mein.ory Lane. bu Wednadofl, oUa.noiu half tlw ~•lad_,,. tOill
' t. IN "THE LONGEST Yard," what wu the· ~-~~. ·
·' ' '
nameofBurtReynolda'footballteam? ~ 'Fix· ' Cast ... !-ted· 2. Also in a sportlna vein, what waa Paw .Ldl!t
Newman's hockey team in the movie "Slap Shot?" · · 3. "All it takes la a lltUe confidence" wu the LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bonn.le Bedella will
advertising teaser for what Oacar·winnlna movie! play the for.mer wile of private eye Moses Wine in
4. Name the plan.lat who once quipped, "The "The Bil FIX," which a1ao stars Bicbard Dreytuaa
Baldwin people have uked me to announce that and SuaanAnapach. this piano la a Steinway." Dreyfuss plays Wlne in tho detectlft movie,
s. IN ''FUZZ," YUL Brynner played a fellow now in production here. Roeer L. Slmaa wrote the
with whit pbyaical impaifment? · screenplay from hla novel. ---==::::::::;::::::::::=::=:~
TbmlCltD,.
ltwarlll •••
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VAI..PJmNO : . ;. --~
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0 ANOTHER MAN;·
I ~ • ANOTHER ..
. t.... PLACE" (PG) ·:
A long time~ in a g&xy
-~P~-
'
. '
"Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave
are close to perfection. 1ulia' is
moving in its glowing commitment
to the power of friendship." . ~
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. -{FAIRVIEW & WARNER)
SANTA ANA 751 ·2666
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ONE OF THE STRONGEST MOTION
PICTURES EVElt\ MAD~AND ONE
.. O.F TAR B'RATJ. .... &.... • --r.--two~"'..... . ';. Specilal ~tor ~edded ll'l!OOftlnnve-4nlelAI. n11i1t0e'llA
oiaJa;.,.:.. ~~O.,e ~7 ... ID . .. a,.. o.nter Two 8:0IMOdl · frtct•i--an.ma Cifttef One e:OM:ao-1o:u·
.. . . OnetM Center.'.'• 7i00ol:IO • · SatJSu~nema ~ntar One 1:00-3:1M:GO-e:»10:41 .
.. Clneme tenter~ ~30-7:004:30
•
•
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MON•tG ..aoe (I) atJGteUMNY I ROAD
RUNNER 8 8UPERWJTCH
• MOVla
**~ ''fathlr Wu A Fulb9ck,. (19'0) F...ct MllCMU111iy, MIU-
~ O'Hwa. A footblll oOiCh
haa troul* wtth hl9 famlfy ..
.... .. hl9 t.-n. (2 hrt.)
• MUNOOR!AL
l:IO 8 (I) 8f<ATEBIAD8 e LALAPALOOZA e MOVIE *** "The Big Sleep" (1948) Humphrey Bogart, Lauren
Bacelt. A prtvate cSeiteotM,
hired by a wealthy famlly,
UI ICOll9f'9 a mutder CaM and
flnda romence. (2 hrs.) e 0 NCAA FOOTBALL
Ohio Stat• at Michigan
• WOMAN: REAL TO REEL e zooM (CAPTIOHEO)
1C>;OO II SUPER HORSE G WANTED: DEADOAAUVE
"The Corner'' e MOVIE *** .. Undertow,. (1950) Scott
Brady, P9ggy Dow. When evt-
dence to a murder points to
him, .,. a-gangster turns fugl-•
ttw In order to treck down the
real kilter. (1 hr., 30 min.)
• VISIONON
10:30 8 (I) BATMAN I TARZAN II YOUNG SENTINELS •
II MOVIE ** "The Anh Eaters" (1"8)
Rita Morley, Martin Ko.i.ct<.
Stranded on an ltland, a llClen-
tlSt tn. to expfolt the ... 11'9
only to CfMt• a monster wtllch
eventually d•troya him. (1 hr.,
30mln.)
• ONCE UPON A CLA881C
"Robin Hood" R®'n and his
men en<;C>Unter a vlltage In
wtllch the Shertff'a heavy tax•
force the children to starve.
(Part 7 of 12)
11:00 8 Pro Bowling Flnallsts
compete for f irst prize of
$1-4,000 In World Open. e L.A. PATTERNS e NOVA ''The New......,.. .. Non-tradl-
tJonal hMlth care flldlltlea .,.
apotllghted In Tanzania. Guat•
mala and the United Statee.
11:30 8 (I) SPACE ACADEMY
II THE RED HAND GANG 8 ROCKY AND HIS FRIEHDS m WORLD OF SURVIVAL
"The MammaJa That Went To
Sea"
• BOU>ONES
A doctor develops an electron-
ic ~t ~t ayatem.
AFTERNOON
1~ 8 (I) 8ECRET8OF1818
I THAT"8CAT
8Wl88 FAMILY
A08IN80fll
-~ **"Mr. Mugga Rldea Again"
(1945) L.-o Gorcey, Huntz Hall. .
The EMt Side Kida m.nage to
get~ 1n trouble once
again. (1 hr., 30 min.)
• OUTER UMfT8
.. Al chltilcta Of Fear'' e FRENCH CHEF
"~A La FrancalM" (R) 12:80 8 (I) FAT ALBERT
• 8HARl8HOW e MOVIE *** ''The Bride Of Franken. stein" (1936) EJM Lancheat•.
Boria~. Dr. Fr'llnkeneteln
createa a mate for hla rnonatw.
(1hr .. 30 min.) e MODIQUAD
Julle gives a tide to • , .......
and hi• young eon and
becom• expoMd to a com-
munloable dlaeMe.
I PAINTWITH NANCY
1:00 (I) MISTER MAGOO
AGRICUL TUAE U.S.A.
''The Large Anfmel Practlclon. _.,
• 0 NCAA FOO'r8ALL
Regional coverage of the
,game between Washington .end Washington State at
SNttle
I 80UtTRAJN
DR.WHO
•"fhe Dwnona" ADI decldM
to .,... hie poww to the
Doctor. who NfuMa.
1:30 9 (I) C88 FILM
·~· TM WMdetlnga or • Md dog who haa IOlt hla
mmter.
8 ONCAMPU8
...,.,,.. AooHvett, CUtNntfY
Mntng on the ~·
Commlaalon for the Exchange
of Execu~ Peraonnel, vlalta
Whittler College to ~
contemporwy political iuu...
Cl MOVIE ** "It Ain't Hay'' (1043) Bud
Abbott, Lou co.teno. ~
aboUnd8 when • Champion
hofM II glwn flWllY by nat.ke.
('1 ht., 30 min.)
• MOVIE
* • "Llttle None Prince"
(1H9) JuY9nUe AdwntUN. A
utUe Notw.gian boy .. gMn a
magic awonl to help him flgtrt
4MI. (1hr.,30 min.) ~-NEWMAKER8 . e BIGVALLEY
"The.JonM"
• MJ88~·1MP08818l.£
''lnvalton ..
ID F0008 FOR THE MODERN FAMILY
"8aow Cooking"
(I) MOYIE **!A "At Sword'• Point"
(1962) Comet Wilde, MllUN«I
O'Hara. When the F,.,.ch
queen .. thNatened by lntrtgue
ahe calta upon the help of the
ttv.. Mueketeer9 for help. (1
hr.,30mln.) 2:301 IT TAKES AU KfH08 F0008 FOR THE MODEM FAMILY
''FMt CoolcJng'' a:ao e IN8IGHT
A aw~ hlQh 8Clhool beak·
etbll ptayw llwe In • fan181y
wodll .wilab .. ahau..ct when
he .... ,. favotb comlo
book hero, the lncredlbte Man.
• 80tWaA
A tonner convlOt becomea the
object of IUlpklk>f1 when the
Vltglnll Qty Bir* .. robbed. • G MOVIE *** .. Wld In TM StreeW• (1881) ChflRopher .ton.; .....
tey WlnWL A rock mualo atar
tak• OWi' the country and.
~ u. younge9t .,,.. '
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• MOVIE **** "On TM W.-rtront" (19M) Mllioft 8r9'do, l!va I
• Marie Saint. A cnrn. oonrmittee
facea oppotltlolt from a•wat.,_
front union until a doek
wonc.'• J:wOtMr .. kllled. (2
tn.) • TAA2AH •
''End Of The.._.,
• IMAGES°" AGING
••from~To . .r· The lb«at9d ekleftiJ ~
OlNf/( pGlttcll power.Md": tnnu.;
ence.. e ~FOQD8--RM-THE ~•AMIL\' "A'omea-.~
ENTEfo\T~NMENT I MUSIC
Thou of us who .. re ~1.tn bout lb uola
c Qu.rtet learned before they arrived In La,,,.a
Bue that we were about t.o .... chamber' music
enaemble that is la .,..at d mand across tbll u . UoD. ,.
Add t.o that, we were advtsect. U.e fact that the
Sequoia tron the 1t76 Walter W. Neumber1 Found•·
U Uon award for chamber m aaic and )'OU will ha•• the meaR?e of thetr wo!'th.
• OUB $(."9UTINfi RSPOBTS ~roved to be hll\,y
JuatUled wt weekend when Qle Sequoia dell1hted
tt an ~preelative audience at,the second Laauna
,, Beadh Chamber Mu.sic Society concert of the
• ? season.
, Boccl)erlnt, Bartok al)d Beethoven were the
~ creators of tbe lbree qullrtets offered us in the
Laguna Beacb~gh School auditorium and ~ · writtr unhesltatbi !' aelectt the Beethoven QuarUt
· 1n F Jtajor u lbe gbllght of the evening. The work gives us Beethoven at hls most re,
'Fire' Film Due
LOS ANGELE.S (AP) ...... NBC will film "Fire in
the &ky" from a Paul Gallico story about a comet
~ that ~xplodes near Phoenix, An2
i Michael Blank(ort and Dennls Nemec wrote the
three-hour script from GalU.Co's story after the af·
term alb of the devastating expl<>1lon.
''One of My days tsn't
exactly yours ••• When
11ot up thts morntng
Stgmund Freud was sttll
_. medical school.'.'
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"In • world gone m•d .••
who need• • funny, fabulous
love atory? YOU DOI".
'Find111,~ tl1e one you love .. , is finding yourself.
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Co-•t.rronr. HARRISON FORD Wrlttt'1'1 by JAMES CARABATSOS
, Mu•i< by tACK NITZSCHE •nd RIOiARD llAZARO
DlrNt.J by JLR[MY PAUL KACAN•l'rod\KfJ by DAVID FOSTER
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lued, ~cularly IO 1D the le
comprtaeis tM ffcood movement.
HI GllBAT TaJU PR. and by rar the
greatelt cbaUenie for perfonners, comes ln lhe
final ~eoo movemept. But the clever and com·
•lex pauage, build arouncta "tbemetuaae, '' wu Im ..
peecably dollftred by the Sequoia.
Tboee wbo covem the atralrs of t¥ Callfomta fnstttut• Qf the Artl 1n VaJencla cbOsl well 1n4eed
when they selected tl11I luted ~ to be the
quartet·ln·resldence. r.
•
Saturday, November 19, 1tn
OrchestrL Maria Lltt.auer plays thepi.t\O concerto
No. 3 durlnc a J)rogram that lnclud tb• Fldelio
overtcare and the Seventh Sym~. Tllo Fin•~ VWa1e Theater at I p.m.
-The OraJl1e Coast Colle1e Chorale and
cb""mber smsera Clfle:r '"l'be saworld or 1.s . Bach ad Tam.Uy" at 8 o'Clock t In the OCC,
Costa Mesa. aiidltorlum. No cbafae or adinljjlon.
DAIL. Y PIL.OT
Ladles and. aenU•men, the lmacln•t.lve ud,
ctfted ~ucla Quartet: Yokp Matsuda and Jlll~ako ·
Watanabe. violins; Janie. Duabam. viola and ----~-~----=---'"'*'~~~Robert Martin, cello .
CHORD6 AT RANDOM -An all·Beethoven
concert toniabt by tbe UC Irvine S7mpbo11y
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"ALICE DOES NI LIVE HERE ANY MORE''
"NETWORK"(R)
''THE.OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHr'
"THE; SPY WHO LOVED ME"
"THE DEEP" (PG)
"DAMNATION ALLEY"
"3 DA VS OF THE CONDOR" .CR>
"SMOKEY & THE BANDIT"
"THE STING'.' (PG)
"KENTUCKY FRIEO MOVJe•· (R)
"THE GROOVE TUBE" "TU NEL VISION"
"HEROES" (PG)
"THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN"
"FIRST LOVE" (R) 0''ALICE OOESNT LIVE HERE AN.Y MORE"
''A hilariom
farce. A very,
very funny
movie."
-Bob La , WABC·TV
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COFFEEMAKER
) NATION I LEGALS
'•f. RJDOEPIELD, Coon. ·~o one who has Iona
·A.I; 'been ln eJty pent," rhapsodized urban dweller JObn
Kem ln a aensuous sonnet, "Tlt very 1weet to look in Lato the fair and open face of heaven."
k' Hot·lootint it out to tbe boonies from the dat· .~ cvement.a of London, thQ Juddenl_,y ~ticat· /! ed saluted autumn as "lbo aeaton or lllltta aod
lll 'le w frultfulpeas" sound asleep "on a half reap'd.
furrow' and all that drow1y stuff.
' ABOUT TBE SAME TIM£ another city 1Ucker.
ro1 Jyssbo Shelley, tbe weekend bird watcher
'Who first Identified the bird that never wert. was aet loose among tho fallen leaves and fuh.loned "A
dh'Je" for autumn, all about the old year "on her
deathbed, in a tbroud of leaves.'•
Then there was John Greenleaf Wbitti•.
delplte a middle name a mile out of seas0n, liJteo·
lng to "tbe still small voice of autumn bush" and aeeinl in "yon maple wood the burning bush."
The bards of C~ ~· • J yesteryear had a lot /I~ 4--' going for them, ill· ...s!tw spiration-wlse, tn
those peaceful, de-
cibel-free autumns of yore when November'• song
wasdlrgeandnotar~ucoushardrockfestival.
TREY WERE LUCKY ENOUGH t.o beat it off
this &lobe long before the ear·splitllng, mind· blowlo~ torments of the chain saw. the leaf blower.
the p0wer mower and the monstroua vacuum
mulcher from down in the village that sucks up and
chews up everything in sight. "
When the frost is on the pumpkin these days,
the fodder'• lo shock all right. And so ia tbe mother
and the rest of the famHy. Deep acoustical shock.
Who can bear himself think funeral tbougbl$
about the fall of the year when the fellow across tbt
road ia ripping up forests with his chain saw, the kld
next door is riding the ranee on his mobile l'af blower, the paperboy has juat roared up on bit
mo-ped with a translator radio bung on th•
handlebars, the neighbor two houses away ia nail-
ing in Jimmy Carter's energy saving insulation and
the fuel oil dealer is pumping away outside, double
parked beside the trash-compacting garbage
' truclt? ,
~ ~ SOBEaT BaOWNJNG, ANOTHEa pavement . t pounder tranquilized by the U'anqallity of the eoun-
;-tryside, could natter on about autumn w~ )'OU
best wlth "ita mute appeal t.o sympathy for lta de·
• ~ -cay," but be never beard the sound truck at elec:tlon
time or lived ln a house by the aide of the road
where the school bus stops and starts three times a
day without a muffier to quell its tumult or tbe kid-
.d.les'.
Tbe "third act in nature'• eternal play," as the
phrase makers of the past were wont to call th.e
autumn. bas become "Hellzappoppln " in
polyphonic sound, a cacapbony of dieseliud dis-
aonaoce.
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By THOMAS 0. ELIAS
A sm&Je dec1s1on by a Soulbe.rn CalUornia
politician hu creatled the likelihood ot two unexpec·
teeny abot statewide campa1ps and two other
&ianificant makhups next year
It could also produce a major sbueup in the
state's Democratic hierarchy.
THE DECISION WAS THAT OF U.S. Rep.
Yvonne Braithwaite Burke of Los Angeles lo
forsake Con1reiis to run for state attorney general.
Her entry wUl likely produce a three·way
Democratic battle, with the other prospe<:ts includ·
ing the city attorney of Los Angeles and the district
attorney of San Francisco, Burt Pines and Joseph
Freitas.
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
The last time a three·
way statewide primary
campaign developed in FOCU California was 1974, when
March Fong Eu took ad·
vantage of a Southern California vote almost evenly
spilt between Waller Karabian and Catherine O'Neil.
EU TOOK VIRTUALLY ALL the San Fran-
cisco Bay Area votes and beat Karabian by one
percentage point and O'Neil by two. She easily con-
verted the Democratic nomination into a November victory.
Such a spltt among Southern California
Democrats appears about the only way a Norther;,n
California politic\an can win statewide office. Eu
was the fl.rat to make it since Tom Lynch's last try
for attorney general in 1966.
Only a folk ·hero on the order of an S.I.
Hayakawa can hope to win with a northern baae and
no southern split, and Hayakawa's media coverage
during his presidency at San Francisco State was as
extensive in the Southland as in the Bay Area.
SO THE BURKE DECISION could present an
almost unique opportunity for Freitas, provided
Pines and he both take the expected plunge into the
race.
It also presents an opening for Lt. Gov. Mervyn
Dy ,n ally, who has been stung repeatedly by what be
considers ''cheap shots" from
the media smce his election in
1974.
Dymally says be may run
for Burke's congressional seat
in a district that includes much
of the state Senate district he
represented for two terms
before seeking higher office. A
move to Congress would likely
eliminate many newspapers' in·
terest in Dymally's personal af.
fairs.
But he's likely to have serious Democratic op·
position from two other successful black politicians,
state Sen. Nate Holden and Lo6 Angeles City Coun-·
cllman David Cunningham. Both districts overlap
nurke's.
IF DYMALL Y TRIED FOR Congl'ess, he would
open the way for state Treasurer Jesse Unruh to run
ror lieutenant governor, an orfice much more visi-
ble than his present one.
Unruh could then be matched against
ftepublican Mike Curb next November, a classic
race between an "old pol" and the fresh.faced new
''great wtute hope" or the GOP.
A Holden victory over Dymally in the COD··
gressional pr1 mary -an unlikely prospect -would
clear a path for yet another prominent politician:
Tom Hayden, the onetime anti·war activist whose
1976 primary campaign greased the skids for ex-
U .S. Sen. John V. Tunney.
HAYDEN DOESN'T LIVE IN Holden's district,
but it would be only a short move from his bead·
quarters in Santa Monica.
So the decision by Burke has gone a long way
toward enlivening the 1978 political year, which
most analysts felt would be dull.
Now, even though Gov. Brown's re-election still
appears secure. UM •otera can expect at leaat two
and maybe more entertaining contest.I.
LaBelle Lance, wife
of former federal
budget director Bert
Lance, has signed a
contract to write her
autobiography.
Si,tten'
Course
Offered
A Super Sitter training
courte for yountsters,
male and !\!male, who
want t~_<juallfy to sit for
Super Igds starts Tues·
day in ~StJninster,
sponsored by the
American Red Crota.
The course wlll be
taught from 3:80 to S
p.m . at the Community
Services Center. 7571
Westminster Ave., on the
following consecutive
Tuesdays for a month.
Boys and girls l3 and
up will be taU&ht lmpor·
tant aspecta of child care
expected oC baby·sltters,
including dlaperln1.
feeding and handling, ac-
cording to Red Cross
Coordinator Mindy
Dvorak.
Re1istrants may con·
tact her between 10 a.m.
and 3 p.m. at 898-3547 for
information.
Speakers
Capture
1st Trophy
Saddleback Colle1e'a
freshman forenalea tea~
bas won its first trophy, •
competing with teams
from 30 community col·
leges in a tournament at
Pasadena City College.
Kelly Cole and Dana
Inloes won third place
awards, aiding the team
in collecting a f1IUl place
sweepstakes trophy for
overall competlUon at
the two-day event.
Other winners were
Rich Johneon, Daryl"
Cowl and William Tell.
The speech team will
participate ln a competl·
lion Dec. 2 • 4 at Cal State
Los An1eles.
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bome. 1be ownen have Jmt tlnlshed upsrad1n1
from tbe ne1' cruabed
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tbia weekend. 1507
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tt523 CAM,,.,,Da:IRVINE
'41EDROOM
$63,950
Youni 4 yeir old, 2 atory
wtt.h 3 bat.ha .fr newl1' de·
ccra~ interior. Private
patjo, community pool Ir
built· in kiicbeD are Juat a
few ol th£a home'• fine
featura. CALL 751·3191.
C:SELECT
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Call75H700
BLUFFS ~BAYFRONTS
AISOLUTILY SPICTACU&.All Full
water, sunsets, ntgbt light view. One
of loveliest homes ever offered. Just
listed; end unit, 3 bdrms., 2~ ba .• de-
lightlul lar1e kitchen. Glass galore.
195() Sq. ft., best quality. $225,000
WI lar1e prime l9t.
OPIH l·I UJ MATA loff V MGM1iia>
..,LAN W/lovely bay vtew.'3 Bdnna.,
2tn ba., form. din, fam. rm., p>ol ta·
ble. 2.25() Sq. ft. 2 Lge. encl. patioe. Cul
de sac. Priced io sell, $189,000.
oHH 1-1 uo onao r.tt v ~
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PLEASE LET THE EXPERTS SHOW YOU
THE AWARD WlNNlNG BLUFFS
HELEN B. DOWD
1002
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OPEN HOUSES
414 caYST,.L OPEN SAT/SUH. 1·5 unu ISLAND
2 Bdrm., beamed cei.llJfg home with
brick frplc., lge. front yard. Owner
will finance. $165,000
200 DIA.MOtie .OPIM SUNDAY 1·5
Large 2-story home, 3 bdrms., 2 baths,
frplc. + 2 bdrm. apt. 2 Car garage.
$240,000
DUPUX -$161,000
2 Bdrms. each ; open parking tor
cam~. Newly painted exterior.
WIWAM WINTON REAL ESTATE
299 Marine, Balboa Island 675m1
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PRIME CULVERDALE
..... UM SIUO CUL;;Oe.SAe Jocauon:
Lovely 4 bdrm. tam. rm. home. 21h f
baths & fireplace. ActivWes galore!
pool, tennis, clubhouse & volleyball.
Owners muat move I $92,000.
1741Jf..._, ~Stf 14
WESTCUFF r.t. "'
SIC&.UDB> ftlOMTPATIO, shaded by lov-
ely mature tr~es. leads to this de-
ll&btlul 3 bdrm, 2 bath home. Lge coun-
try kitchen with f Jreplace. Well
planned tor expansion &: room for pool
ortc&!aJes. J}.~,900. :
1201 Pu•••Mwptldl WjSm l·I
ANEST IN DOVER SHORES I I
ILKAMCI. STYU & (iJtACI begin at
the entry and carry thruout the
spacious 5 bedrm, 41h ba home.'
Spectacular forever view of bay, l)j.Jls
and nlte llahts r.-om almost ev.~J'Y
. room. Quality cQnstructed l 4tory
Mediterranean, with glortQUS patio,,
yet perfect privacy $360,000,
IOl4....._t.Mwptldl W/Sii.1-1
lOWEST PRICE
IM SANTA AMA Hll•HT' -Great
potential for thla 3 chtm, country
4harmer. Nice patio area w /brick
barbeque. This large lot h&.J IOads of
room for expansion! $63,800, {
.ADULT COMM. IN G-.ral IOOZGtMnl 1002 AIGHT & C.-.UL Eastbluffs 1*t 4
OCIAMstol
Ma1nlfleent 2 br w/cuatom interior. Great
Viftl Soer lndacpd. •
fenced ycl. Only JU,500.
Call:
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on this beautiful home witb law main-
tenance which ls near shoppina~
schools, churches & transpqrtatlon.
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WALLACl&Co.
UALTOIS
714-7H•ltH
SI & FIND. HODGE POOGE MAIL
MlkREGHEWTSSE IAM
RArRIDTERLHC PTC
1 J M A E A K 0 l A E R T P 0 S M I K A M l X L l S D X H Y
M A Q R I 0 C L K l 0 T
D A 1 U B L X L I 8 I I
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R T 1 L S X H 1 I A a 0 M E l C H M I
C A L V 0 H Y D D Z H Y H L H L A K 8
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K G 0 V I W N £ L D S E W a R M V G I t W T A R A C A R S E R A E J H I T A R R H A l L C L E ~ E G D R 0 L I A M
T V. l B L 0 1 X 8 G A A l C I l A D M
· MOT twTI • ~ u,.,.-but priced
as one. This cbatmint Eutslde 2, br home Witb ftriPlace, hardwood ftoOrll,
country paneled kitchen, blttts.
secluded yard, work.shop, bltn BBQ is
priced at $'71,900. Super amount of o(f
' street parldn1 for RV, boat or trailer.
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& A66oc. 673-2500
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Now available for quick occupancy.
Recently fell out of escrow -oWner's
moved,
• OPIN HOUSE SAT/SUM. 1-1 pJil· /
2tll CATAU'A ST •• I
Your own home on the water. N.B.
Waterfront lot w/pier & slip permitted
3 BR. Beach cottage-$139,5'00
PLUS (on ad)oinln& lots)
(2) l·BR. units -$125,000
WALNUT ~All 'A/Ceondo. Beautifully upgraded. Comm. pool &
recreation. Qt!ly $58 900.
TllUIOH -3 BR, family room,
beautiful Balboa model. Central air.
beautifully kept. S Comm. pools, 2
clubhouses & recreatlon. Best location.
HAPftY TIMI -You could be hapoy in
this new 2 BR, 2 BA, den home.
Up graded cpts, drpi, entry tile,
mirrored wardrobe doors .
Jacuzzi -sized atrium . Choice
Woodbridge location. Put your family
in th.is picture.
HAMG YOUl CMRJSTMAS STOOQtG -
In thi.a super family home in Turtle
Rock. Pool-size lot with sprinklers,
center atrium, lake new carpet, rural
setting. Don't delay. won't last.
LOCATIOH! LOC4Tl0Hf -Terrace
Cambridge end unit. Desirable
morning sun kitchen nook. Loads of
upgrades. 1 Yr. warranty. Vacant &
move-in cond.
CHA TEAU 11.A"C 2 BR, 2 BA with
large bonus room. Brand new carpets
. & paint. Priced to sell $69,900.
•. VICTOllAM IEAUTY 'Panorami~
ocean view. Priced to sell in Old
Corona del Mar. Back on market &
seller Is anxious.
OLD CDM DUPLEX -2 BR in front & 1
BR in rear. Beautifully redone & pric~ to sell. Owner anxious.
640-9900
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1470 JAMAOREE RO .. NEWPORl BEACH -
I OOZGHer;r-1002 ..............................................
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207 MILFOP DR.. CAMIO SHoU$
1 SUN. 1-5. Feels like the mountains,
, with high va'-'1.ted ceilings & a woodsy
. canyon view. but look down the
: canyon & you see surf breaking on a
: white sand beach. It's hard to b(tij.eve
this is one or the lowest priced homes
in Cameo Shores. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths.
$260,000 ,
31t VIST 4 MADHA. THI IW'*S
SAT/SUN. 1-5. Lots of green arus
surrounds this spacious end unit in the
''Golden Circle''. Close to shoppin~ &
schools. 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths & a willine
seller. $144,500
. AACt1 con•GE
Walk tQ the beach from this modem 2
bdrm. mobile home~ all amenitt li1
& near, incl. pool & jacuzzi. Ptime
Newport Be•ch locati9n, for only
$44,500
67l·4400
. uoo isu
Newly remodeled A bdrpi., den, 4
baths, liv'ine rm. w/ cathedral ceiling.
Lge. master bdrm. suite. $224.~
llG CAMYOM
4 BR, f am. rm., S baths. BeauU!ully
decorate<! :Broe moor ~lan 3, on extra
large tot. $325,000
BILL GRUNDY , REALT OR
1-1 1 f{coy·.1d" Q,,,,. N H 67':1 61 ~I
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$350,000.
441 SIAWAID COIONA
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2111 L C..t Hwy., C.... .. Mt!"
675-5511
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SEE WHAT1S NEW TODAY
HOUSll OPIH I TO 5
MEW um• 3 Bdrms., bonus rm. &
view; highly upgraded. 302 Avenida
Cumbl'e. TH& BLUFFS. $179,500 Open
Sat/Sun, 1~5
II.AM> ..w umH& in Laauna Niguel; s bdrms., & family rm., pleasant view,
beautifully landscaped. Lovely
neighborhood. ~ ,500.
DUND SO. OF HWY., C... A neat 2
bdrm. & frplc. bome PLUS brand new
2 bdrm., 2 bath unit over 4 car 1arage. •
$189J.500. ~11 Acacia, CdM. Open
Sat/:>Ull.1·5
OIAMM/TUSTIM .... Ideal family •
home; 4 Jle. bdrms. & family rm. plus
game rm. with wet bar. S12',000. 13031
Malena. (Call for d.lrecttona ). Open
Sun.1·5
.......
H.OUDA y HA voe -
CHllSJMAS CHAOS IWIS?
MHT THI SIUOM PUASIRS! **PHA¥. ff ,~.._,..O -owner will help you finance this apacJous 2-1tory
HARBOR VIEW home designed for en-
tertaining! 4-bClrma, 3 baths, formal cHn nc, fa.mlly room -TWO
fireplaces. 'A MUST to see I
...... CANYON TOWMHOMI -a real
1teal at a reduCed '189,000! All the
comforts of eountey club Ji.vine t Lux·
urious 2-stori~ with lush carpet.in&,
2-bdnm, 2 batb.S. fireplace, formal din· m, room, HUGE master bdrm suite
w /siUJng room -clote to pool, tennis
&colft
**A uqUllM POI A DAY" .•. or forever •.. home,·wbere privacy is King
reigns this "Monaco." This graciously
.. apPointed 3-bdrm, 2 batb home in
stately HARBOR VIEW area baa
firepl~, beautiful landscaping & cov·
ered pauo. Ample room for holiday
guest.a!
••SrYGL.AS-S -HIVU LIVID IMI
Picture your Christmas Tree in your
magnificent Spanish courtyard
w /fountain, surrounded by a sky.
lighted llvint room, den & family
room t This 4·bc:l.rm home baa TWO en-
tertainment areas -a perfect holiday
treat with city liehta &c water view!
QlJICK ~ESSION -owner will
help finance. $2'4,500.
~.._.$•d .. 1-IPM-
21.._.C....-.W.pll't...._CA
••THIS CS UvtHG.:.....reJax on your J.aree
patio over}ooklJ)a tho bay & 40' boat
slip! Thia rare on-the-water home bu
3·bdr~. 2 baths and 11 close to
. schools!
. **LAflUHA Ml•UIL -a 1weepin1
hillside view ts only part of.this 4-bdrm
retreat wrapped in lovely wrought-iron
fencing perched 1n homey hillllde
are l<l EQjc)y gorgeous pool & jacuzzi.
VA ASSOM.ABLE -PRICE now re.
duced to $94,900. Give yourself a pre.
sent. You 're worth it!
_,..Quail
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PraP,•~ti•• 752-1920
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1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT BEACH
•PAMIUll* THl&!>D&AUTJFULJ.:, Y
tifAJN'tA.tNED t Bl>~M Is FAMlLY RM HOME NE&DS A P' A:JUL V.
U)' paiat.ed. inaide
It out. N.w CJtPOta, new Cootoleum no wax vlnyl
Sn kitchen " bathe. £nlar1ed pantry ln
ldt.cben. Garaee flllly in•
1ula&*i & ~ PUeled WiUI bulll·ln work table. Priced \0 tell at S78,000 wlt.b VA or convenUonal
t.ennl. ~
FOIUASI
Bea\&!M 2 bdrm, 2 bath
cmdo ln Newport Crest.
'425/mo.
$Z600DOWM
W/f'HATBMS
Tbat'a ri1bt, the new
FHA lo.I> Jlmits bHe
bee11 R.\JSED ! ! Now mote homes t.han
ever will quaWy for FHA finaoctna. YC)u can now
buy a home for lea lban 5~ down. We have 4 bomee that requlN only
$2800 down or leN 1 ! Call toaeetbemtodayl I
.64W474 • .. i""·g .. ...:.·
TUIDYIAR•AtM Landmark CoQdo, Jmt
1tep1 from t.be beach . Pleaty to do lo lei.sure
time: Play tennla, work
l.D shop, tbeG eo for a nr1m. max ln jacuui.
Beautlf ul place. Call DOW toeee.
C-21 s.-ow
142-4474
sso.ooo
Romes available from
$50,000. AD tenna, low
down, VA/FHA Call Bill
,..133-).510
II~ CAMYot4 11.lGAMCI $24t.IOO
Absolute perfection In this choice eor·
ner Deane home "Bordeawt". Ready
for immediate possession. Completely
redecorated in son peutral color , Van
Luit wallpapers, cmtal chandeliers, ,
custom drapes, new cptng. 3 BR, 3
baths, marble wet bar, 3-car gar.
2 RUE CHATEAU ROYAL s ;s l ·S
IALIOA ISLAHO-S t ff ,500
Walle to beach, shops & boating from
this inviting 3 bdrm 3 tiath 2-story
home including lge mstr sU.lte with ad·.0 joining sunny study. Oversized doubt~
earage, nice south pat.io. Situated on
lovely comer site.
2C»PEARLAVE. I
CAMIO SHOllS-VllW--$3 l 0,000
Fantastic view of the blue Pacific on o~of best street.a. Lov~lY home with 3.a
lge bdrma, 4 baths, den w /wet. bat;
formal DR & sparkling pool. Minimuni w
yard maintenance, 3-car gar. ,'
4525CAMDENDR. SAT/SUN1·5 (
'" lllD WATCHIAtt HAV....,...IW u
View of Fashion Island & bird·...,
sanctuary of back bay. Brand new
home of appx. 2,300'. 2 Master BR
suites +2 additional bdrms. Fam rm, ;·
DR & great kitchen. Rm for pool. ~
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN. 1-5 . . a:
ltG CAMYOH TOWMHOMI
Great close·up view of Big Cyn golf
course! Choice end unit PmetiW'
model. 2 Bclrma, den, 3 baths, cloied
dbl garage. lmmed. po11e.sio11 ••
:Comm. pool, jacuzzi & tenniS. $198,500 .
61SEAPINELN. SUNl
JACOBS REAbTY
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111-2000
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MANAGER
UAL ISTATI It. high earning opportunity with a well
·known standing Real Estate Co. Open-
ing a new office in Costa Mesa. Must
.Aave experience. Salary + Ap_pllca· ttons confidential. Reply to Ad HS,
Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
,_.MSULA CHAIMm
bedroom home with separate 3rd
edroom & bath over garage.
Spacious inner patio with built-in
wood storage for the fireplace. Fun i ~ecor, exceUent locatioo and in
•1mmaculate condition for only
• $157 ,000.
I 526 I. OCIAH ILYD. OP8t 1·5
MIWPOllT CONDO
Newport Crest 2 story w/greenery
galore. 3 Bdnm. Upgraded carpets •
..fixtures, decor. Astro-turf
·balconies. Seller leaving area.
Quick Sale. Priced at $127,000 fee.
,. COIOHA DIL MAil, MOOaM
3 Bdrms., 2 batM, on R-2 lot. ~ Bile.
above Bayside Dr., .in woodsy
· eclusion. This one mu.st be seen to
Jlppreciate. $165,500
THI 11.Wff.-ftAMOl.AMle YllW
Highly upgraded 3 bedroom home
, with many custom extras. Top
'quality appliances thruout,
abundant closets • etorage,
1 expanded master suite, A/C,
'intercom, fire alarm. $195,000'
including the land. Exceptionally
desirable financtnr available.
ILUl'fS PLAZA .
Price diastically reduced oo this
Plaza C-plan. A areat .investment t opportUJUty. One of the lowest:
priced townhouse, with great
1 greenbelt view. $93,000.
•· SHilP DUPUX
Brand new rear Wilt. Older unit iB
'. extra clean. Walk to sbopping and_
. beach. Good property for investor
or owner occupied. '165,000 lee.
J SHOWS ua • MOOIL .
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View Homes, th1s ra're 4 bedr09m.
ortoftno •boulc:ln't be mined -. warm cozy atmosphere, family room and beaiitilw yard. $178~;
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· 1821 ?;la.riners, Newport Beach
642-~ $149,500 Sat/Sun12-4
444 Lenwood, (Nptllgta) Costa Mesa
5'0-1151 $116,500 Sat/Sun 1·$
2708 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
752-7315 $225.000 Sat/Sun l
1111 Miramar Street, Laguna Beach
494.7513 $139,500 Sunday 1·5
935TillerWay (H.V.H.), CdM
644.QU7 $195,000 Sat/Sunl·S
303 Kings Road, Newport Beach
645·9950 $239,000 Sat/Sunl--':30
4472 Park Glen (Willows) Irvine
640-1000 Sun. 1·4
858 St. Clair (Mesa del Mar) C.M.
557-4(8; $79,900 Sat/Sun
1201 Pembroke, (Westcllff) NB
642-5200 $144,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1133 White Sails <H°Vi Hills) CdM
644-1766 $22.5,000 Sun.1-5
201 Pearl Ave. <Balboa Ul) N.B.
644-4910 '189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4525CamdettDr.,Cam.Shn,CdM
6"-4910 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
521 Via Udo Nord (Udo ) N.B •
644-4910 $259,950 • sun.1-'
1803 Iowa, Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa "-
751-3191 '81,900 Sunday 1·5
1092 Santa Cruz, Costa Mesa
lSl-3191 Sunday J.2.4
1915 Tradewinds (Baycrest) N.B.
6'4·176f> $184.500 SaUSun l·S
543SantaAnaAve,Npt.l& . .NB
64&-4463 $100,sOo .. -Sit!S\&n l·S
194 Albert St., E/side C.M.
963·9771 Sunday 1·5
2105 Yacht Wanderer, Brdmr, NB
64<Hioo $226,000 Sunday 1·5
3128 Boston Way, Costa Mesa
751·3191 $78,SOO Sat/Sun 1-5
4323 Wintersweet (Univ. Park) Irv.
552-7500 $102,900 Sat/Sun 12-4:30
#12 Mandrake (Univ. Park) Irvine
552·7500 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •21 Balboa Coves, Newport Bcb
752-1920 $250,000 Sunday 1·5
111 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) Npt. Bcb.
645-242.5 $229,000 -Sat/Sun 1-5
32.56 Minn~. Costa Mesa
754-~ $81.500 Sun.1-5
•4.500 Roxbury Dr ,Cam.Shn,CdM
675-5511-$~,500 Sat/Sun i-4:30
1&a Virginia Pl., Costa Mesa
646·'11'11 $114,900 &mday 1..S
19322 SJerra Bello (Turtlei'ock)lrv.
675·3'11 $119,900 Sat/Sun
1114 Wbltesails (HV Hills) CdM
675·3W. Sat/Sun
2722 Skylark, Coeta Mesa
5f6.2313 $124,950 Sunday 1·5
206 La Jolla, Newport Beach
546-2313 $199,500 Suoday 1-5
•2989 Jacaranda, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $81,900 Sunday 1-4
1038 Sea Lane (RV Homes) NB
675-6000 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 19812 Windjammer, Hunt'g Beach
5'Ch3866 $121 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1015 Concord, Costa Mesa
548-2.313 $89,ooo ' Sunday 1·6
4581 Greentr~ (Univ Parle) Irvine
6"-6200 S.tl~ l·S 1827 Mariners Dr., Newpor(Bcb
6'5·72ll ~ Sat/ Sqa\J.2.S
143$l•Piilewood, Ttiitlri
5'0-1720 $95,600 • Sat/Swll-5 sb?t D.acber, Jrone
'131-&s56 .. ()penSat2:30to6
2810 Zell Drive, Lapna Beaclr
497 ·2'5'7 $139,seo Samday l-5
15WoOdNympb.trvtne "' ' ~
61a.&550 $105.500 Sa1/Sun 1-5
2951 Catalpa (Slut/a> NB
67USSO $194,0QO. Sat/Sunl-5
•1100 sandj)iper, Corona del Mar
67a.&550 $~,®· Sat/Sunl-5
323 Apo.tent, Balbi& &laOd
67«>-6900 $?75,~ Sat/Sun.1..S
2878 Anza, Coota Mesa
898-7855 $81,900 Sunday 1·51
#17 B&l'\LOa c<>urt, Nwpt Beach
898-7856 ~l.2.S,000 Sunday 1-.5
1916 Windward Ln, Newport Bch
675-2311 $219,500 Sunday l ·S
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2219Chaimel Rd., Balboa Penin.
~ Sat/Sunl-5
1606 Santiago Dr .• Newport Bch
6'&-7'14 $215,000 Sunday 12·4
MOl Velvet, Huntington Beach
96()-1407 $116,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2129 S. Fo,rest, Santa Ana
6'6-3255 $67,950 Sunda.yl·5
30iM Mountain View, Lagwia Beach
646-8255 $145,000 Sat/Sun l.·5
17412 Teachers Dr. (Culverdale)lrv.
642·5200 $92,000 Saturday l-5,
858 St. Clair (Mesa del Mar> C.M. 1 ssr ..-$79,900 Sat/Sun 174~-PalomaDt., Newport Beach
67$.1642 $167,~ Sat/Sunl·S
U0'1 MattnersDr., Newport.Beach
US-8800 $!35;$90 Sat/Sun 1-5 3CKO Hirdi:og We,y, Mesa No., C.M.
6'>,3174 ~000 Sat/Sun 1;,S *4000T~.a..n <HV Hills) CdM
"4·1118 $231.,500 Sun.1·5
2317lriineAve (Ba~kBay)N.B.
'M4-010 $215,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
I Foxbill (Oeerf\eld tark > Irv. ·
644-4$10 $134,500 Sun 12:30-S
3153 Country Club, Costa Mesa
546-2311 $132,500 Sunday 1 ·5
3019 Java Rd., Costa Mesa
546-231* $150,000 amday 1·5
2762 Mallard, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $1S6,900 Sat/SUD 1·5
. 1033 P~kblll Dr., Costa Mesa
548-1921 $120,000 Sunday 1-5
21152 Poston, Huntin&ton Beach
sa&.3727 $129,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1436 Key View (HV Hills) CdM
675-3'11 $259,000 Sat/Sun
rll41 Jonesport, Huntington Beach
988 4'56 $105,000 Sat/&m 12·5
2191i ·Summerwind, Hiitg. Bch.
~2llJ60 $1l.8,500 Sun 1·5
140 Via Havre <Udo Isle) Npt.Beaeb
673·'1300 $.176,0QO Sat/SUn 1 .. .,,
'2'I Vista Vali.oda,Catatamar,s.c.
'92--'121 $158,500 ~ 1·5
13031 Malena; Tustin/Orange aru
759-0811 $1U,OOO . Scm.1·5
837 S. New Haven, TuaUn/Orange
5'5-9'91 $89,900 Sat/SUD 12-4
15081 Soany Circle, The Ranch, IrV.
752·731S ~atl-~ Sun 1..-
873 S~n'CJcasUe (Harbor View> NB
61WW p,950 Sat/Sun
39Cr1 liilet Isle <Harbol' View) NB
875-3W. $249,500 Sat/SUD ~ 1834 Port Tiffin (HV HOm•) NB
~ $167,000 ,Sat/Sunl-5
. 1918 Port Provence (}IV Homes) NB
6'2-8235 Sat/Sun 2-5
•1936 Galuy (Dover. Sbora) NB so.-•. ooo Sat/Swl 1;.t
2.036 P~ Maa Verde, C.M.
67WSU $1~0:0 Sat/Sun l·S 2817 PcirtOl..,lj esa
. 5"-2313 ·.$8tl.IDO Sunday 1·5 1835 Tablti; c.c:iilfWlltsa
548-2313 Sl38JO() t/Sun 1·5 :
7319 Saddletrail~ Otanre ~.:r:-.:soo set/Sun 1-~
•145E."Petalta HlJ.1' J)r. Anah.Hls
848-1185 $1,30Q.OQO Sa\/Sun 1-5
1806 Pt. Weatbounie, N.i ·
GU-'lm. 8at/Suli 1·5 ts Red ~k;l>eerfield, Irv.
84&-'7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
24 Inv Ln. Bit C A.Yon, NB
159.ootJ ~.000 OpeJiDaUy
•,1839 Sabrina Te!!1 Col'C)l'la-del Mar
631-1400 ~WU Sat/$un1·5
418100M
J.59 Vuta Madera <Bluffs) NB
61MtOO $1~.soo Sat/Sun l·S
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 ... 00M .
•8332 Artlsta <Mariner Cove W.) HB 960-37a $68,000 Sat/Sun 11·5
... •MMIM•DIM
18317 Foxglove Way <Univ. Pk) lrv.
833-9781 $109,950 Sat/Swl 1-5
J • IACH U~41AAcacta, Corona del Mn
673-4MM $210,000 Sun.1-:4
511 Acaci' Corona del Mar
759-QJll $189,500 . Sat/Sun 1-5
2••2. ~Seashore, Newport Beach
631-1400 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
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~WhHell.OtiOpe,Coronadel Mar
MC~ $230,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
>••2• 12236th ~Newport Bcb
s.o-3668 rf #75,ooo • Sat/8\m i-5
HOISIHTATI SANDRO l acre~ a MeuW\lllr
laadaeapd •l•1aat WAmROMT
RMcb llome. 4 Bdnu, 2\.i 4 • J Ba, boat dock, oo
..U.. Cevel'M 11.abl . ba1.1lif\al Corocaado Cay•,
11&01 ameolUea. Call U 11. 0 0 0 . A I e D t. U1time.._3:Mt. Ast. (1&4)42!10114
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realty
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laYIHI CHAIMM
Exquisite .. Cambrldge•• model in
the .. Terrace" on cbolce lot w/view
of hills. Many upgrades; air-cond ;
fireplace; formal dining; brkfst
area in kitchen. John Granath
642~. (Z-21)
cvn unu DOUHOUSI
This Newport Heights charmer will
capture yoor heart as you stroll
thru its lovely lg. garden into its
immaculate 3 BRs. 0'84 SAT 1-5
PM. 600.ISflll STRHT. (Z·22)
UDO ISU
Old World Charm describes this
Cape Cod home on 45' lot. 3 BRs, 2
baths, sunny garden-type dining
rm, used brk fireplaces, 2 patios
w/ gorgeous plantings. Offered
exclusively s ubj . to probate.
$240,000. OPf:H SAT 1·5 PM. 140 VIA
WA%1aL (Z·23)
ILUFFS llAUTIFUL
Fresh 3 BR, 3 baths "V" plan on
quiet street. Newly painted, private
end unit w/lg. patio, gas lamp &
PBQ +built-in color T. V. $1~,000.
OPIH SAT & SUN l·I PM. 401 VISTA·
IOMA. (Z-24)
WHAT? Sll,500! WHIUn
Truly indivi<Wal 2 BR, 2 bath +
family rm located in exclusive
village of Npt. w/private beach,
jacuzzi & pool. t.,.:i-mobile; 112-house.
Lois Miller 642-8235. Or see for
yourself SAT. 1·5 PM OR SUN 11-4 PM
et JOO IAST COAST HWY. #10,
DIAMZA VIUAK (Z·25)
SIMeU STORY-THE IWFfS
270t. VISTA DB. OIO -OPfH SAT &
SUM l..S PM. Beautifully decorated
popular end-unit "Anita" plan·
w/new cpt. & hdwd floors. 3 BRs
(2+deo); fireplace; custom bar;.
srass cloth & mirrored walls.
$124,500. <Z-26)
MOMTIGO W/VllW
Overlooks community park near
clubhouse & pool. 4 BRs on 1 level + lg. formal dining rm, country
kitchen w/ adjoining family rm &
showcase landl!lcaping, brickwork &
Sprinklers. OP8t SAT & SUH I ·5 PM.
ltlt. POU NOVINCL HV HOMIS.
(Z-Zl)
DCWSIYILY HAalOI VIEW 1MOU
Charming 3 BR townbome in
"decorator perfect'' condition.
Fantastic comer location w/view to
bills & night lights. Loads of wall
treatments, wood noors & charm!
Holly .Marka.s 644-6200. <Z-2.8)
JA.._ CIUllC-OCIAM VllW
Front row view! NEW townhome
w/2 lg. BRs & conv. deo. Enjoy.
pools. jacuzii.s, lighted tennis &.
24-br. guard-gate security. $215,000.
Helen & Ken Hartley 642-8235.
(Z-29)
CATAUMA VIEW
New listing! Beautiful 3 BR, 3 bath.
family rm home ·w/fabulous ocean
view. Swim at one of 3 private
beaches! $225,000. Appt. only.
Donna Godsball 644-6200. (Z-30)
IAUOA ISi.AHO
Lg. ~ome + incomel Spacious 3 BR
& convertible den w/private patio,
separate laundry rm & dbl garage.
2 BR income unit at rear. Quiet ·
location on Little Island. Joyce.
Edlund GG-8235. (Z·3U
COSTA M1SA COM:»O Spacious. new 2
BR, 2 ba,, pride of ownershlp; near
O.C.C. f'l'plc. $67,500. 229 W. WILSON.
OP~N SUN. 1-5
DOV• IHOUS Spacious & gracious 5
BR home foe rising young executive:
in prime area. Huge family rm .•
sweeping staircase from dramatic en-
try. formal din. rm. with vu of
poolsized yard. Price reduced to
$279,500! 1112 SOMERSET. OPEN
SUN. l -5
NEWPOaT ~IS DUPUX Cannot be
· duplicated. 4 BR. + 3 BR, frplca., at·
tractiwly decorated, brick walled
patio, balconies. $189,500. 207
, COLTON. OPEN SAT. 1-S; SUN.11-4.
CALL TO SEE
UGHT. •GHT & CHHUUL Charming
' 2 BR. +study home, near beach &
recreation. Quiet, secluded patio,
beautifully landscaped but easy to
llJ&intain. A kitchen with all the
gOodies ! Only $135,000
DAVIDSON REALTY
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OPEN HOUSE
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4.21 SEVILLE, N. B.
(Balboa Peninsula Point>
COLOMW.. llAL ISTATI
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Vil• sat·& Sun 10 to 4
460 De Sola Terrace
Pamoranuc view of IUuc Paci.fie. Now cu.tom
home in e$lMb. neighborhood, 4 Bdmls, ma!d '•
quarters, ram·rm, l&e hv•rm w/tri>lc, tonnal
illn·rm, mu.st.er aulte w/frpl & wali-i.o cl011eU.
Open 1tall'way leads lo a third level crow. ft(!ll
Ubr11ry, vlewi.n& the world, Maey d~u 4paUo~.
• HeN'1 an xtnt opportunity for ..,,u to particlpato with the builder ln the 11elecUon of flnl~
materials bell su1\.ed to your &.aJMa ~decoraUnk
ideaa! $355,000. Sat & Sun 10 to 4
BUILDER ON PREMISES SAT. & SUN. 10·4
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Pu. Point. Unique, Ol'IMIUM.1·1 ·
wdlblt, older bome. 4br. 141tSM .. ADI 2.be,
$115,000. ~ Lovely family home ln
• . Irvine Terra~. 3 Kina Beawtul aBr Is den, 2Ba, ailed bdnna. • 2.,. bat.ht.
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4 R-POOL Spaciom s bdrm 3 bath land. sia;ooo. $71.900 wtth It@ clown u'v rm• 4JI W.-I 022 171-3661t 146-1811 l:vea
Pa rkli k• 1roun d a FORMAL dinint room.••• .. -••••••• .. ••••••
enba8Ce f~ entry to BUI quality wallpaper COAST HWY.
tbl1 elecaot. ltome. Utruout. Cu1tom fhC · Commerc. bids., trouble
. ~cloua Uv1.n1 room. t u r • 1 • m I r r ~ r • d free; low mainl. '133,900.
l)llta paJ'bt .-oom over· wardrobH. Wet bar. Wllltradeforduplex. to.a lu1b court1ard. 1bortwalktoocean, pool, PAULllARTIN
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plq.CaU Wet bar. Garden view Jacuui le 2tel)DIA cowta. Real Estate 64-4-7383
kitchen. Spaalab tlle, Owner leavh11 aroa.•--------DWLIX ~ mirror a • wood llUSTSELLI .... nu ..t
dtamat1call1 biped to SIAVllW lltxa..,.. ~ .. I
complete mood of Bq>admoor, lotll, Yacht 30% Down. Owner will ~ naLrt
CalifonalaUfeA1lt.Opeo Reiolute ; only new carry lat TD. Open · 17.aO-.. i....._
atatn ••HP \o buae Real Fat.ate Ham~odel avail•· === H, fft 645-9181. c: muter au.Ue • 1ue1t ------... -.--.-L--• ble,3 .GIS5,000 ___ .... am ---quanen. 01'• try no _,.......,, OP SUM. 1.5 ....._ -11111no&A
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iaerlftee. C&U811-'1111 Two l&e a bdrm, a ba UD· Real F.atate 644 7313 OCCUPANCY. 2 BR. I s , CWNl1tt•HHllHro11""n1 italnveryrarecoodlUon. · BA eacb unit le .. ~.
THE REAL ~ --u It loob new. Private ~J_na,ooo.
patios tor eacb wut, two quAUTY DUPLEX , ___ 111111..... ttUWS WOOD E_~!AlE~S car 1ar.,. for each tlzi Bdrm.I + 2 ba " 2,. BEALTOa '15-811S
wood burnina fireplatea, 1r1 bdrms + 2 ba. TRIPLEX LOYI ,
CftMAA Mexico t.Ueibtry. llucb CcQplete pvcy, vaulted Dellahtfully different.
vnvY more. Call us fordetalll. beamed ceJllnp, frplct, Minhtute bome " AtRrlt ..... WITH y ••"7 MS-71n CNer loob 'park. Priced Sarden. Slate noon., hl1b 1n t.bll drum hm. 3 Br, ..,,,.,.~ ClPfl'ltlt9•llH~Hroacl'<IC1• to aell. H4-14U or cell's, Md walled pet» l~Ba,Dr.lo.CatPllaa. ·--I• I W-75C» PLUS •P dplx, l Br ...... -da. Act; We're-:::.·:. new , ;~l~J.\iit~ .... 3ba. 2 frplca +2br, ~/p: sr~r: r~7~12•~l~l•!!!:_......:..L.. _ __,:;_
olfmq oaly 4 mlle1 ;··:~ ..... ,;aJ)fl.. . frplc • a bacb. 424 Generoua use of color Is EASTSJDZ I Br. den,
frClm tile beacb. Spadoua Dablla. S'D-1J20 paper, all copper plumb. nieda • UW. TLC, drivtl
Po U b t a I n P I a s a ........ ,... Mint cmd In • out.. Lo bJ • & .., •· Then ~. New paint, Goqeom 4 br w/•udtr .rnalnt. '1MOO income. eAD.l!.~!!!'1t new crpta new utm 11. up1talra a u{U HIXTTOllACH PoWbly the but lnve.t-.___~_1v_111_wu_u1ano __ _
clrps. SpacloW a brr 2 w/frplc. a full batbt. ment bay in CdM. _,,,...
Side yard atilum, 2 t.reea b~t~ .. lty malnt. home featwu 5 large 70Uumine. °" mubt. • .....-batb•alovltylaeyatd! Beaut. .... L •/ma.DJ 11. Tbi1 apaciout aunny SJ.'76,900. Open Sun 1·5' ~ 1_._
pdloa. ClolJe .to pool • Loob like a mdl. home. bedroom• each with ALLPORTSR.E mac. I oi ' B M.eaa
clubboaM, .Jut lbied! Only •at.HO. Call: prtvat1 bath. Family -• 75Ml358 Vsdebomt.C:aUt.o ....
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1uper cuatom kitchen.r: SOtn'ROOAsT . .... , •LEX The patnt ta trtth i.n " Jn~ ~um I ~ . out. New carpetl, drapes
\ Beal !:.&ate 2m lONKlt S'I le lhutt.ra. Spectacular 1--------1 Gd C.11. loc., xlat hac. • ftreplaees • abijo doors. IUY A......,. tu abel&er. <>pa clally. AllO r.awr-. 4 car aar. A..,._ Own/a1t. tlU,000. Alrcood.,botwatercirc .
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phuntuf. uw carpet, COZY
new drapet. Lattice llACH HOUSI f7S.7130 BJ owner. =.=~ !'::: t1Md llftdt trple • rul 2 BR. 2 ba home on ls. lot mr.can_. :nu wood peMlin1 + 1 BB w/Dewlbr,2bapr. apt. ,,.-OMll~~kt· 111 ~ filMCr• apt. Owlar. !IJ'.500. 113-9'70 ••:_:~• CAMEO SHORES ~RA V~C£ Beauutu• panoramic , REALTOR t7MOa view bome (4000 aq ft). l•----... -•1BAY VlBW, ma Ip lot. a le• lnlll llv rm w /frplc. _ .... Br 1" Ba. ..... owner. l"rml dlnint rm, uia1ter
.... ....,. ... 1 Bdrm w/dreaml rm. a "!!!!!!~!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!~ WW bQr a d.-X. 1 bit. $l81,0D0,1'1NG9 Bdrmt, Ubnry fs •lttin1 ...;; _...._ ____ _
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1paolou1 tlteben w/walk-ln pantry,
private pool • patio.
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F .P .$Ut,500 . All-
OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE
.HOMI .. UMTAL UMIT
buiimln1 Home On Old Corona Del ~Duplex Lot Wltb J\ental Unit In · 1Rear. Hard To Find 3 Bedfoom. 2
1Bath Owners' Unit W/Flreplace ' r.;: Lar1e Kitchen. :Well Decorat-
Nlcely Landa'caped With 2 Sun-
Patios, Conveqlent To , Tennis
: 'Courts And ShOJ?pioa. $iu.~ .
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Choke Jl-1 Lot. ssz• Won't lut Net.wort,
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OCEAMYIEW
HOME
3 Bdrm. 2 bath. '8&,500. •a.Z• COL&.IGIPAll REDCARPET7S4·1202
IYOWMER
ROOM TO IUILD
Reeently remodeled 2 bedroom home on R·Z
kltl Great blcome poteo·
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llak• an oner on t.hla ablolut.e!y charmln& 3
BR, 2 BA hm ln A·1 cond,
ln one of Colta lies• 's
bett areu. call for more
ll4:modeled a bedroom, 2
bath home on a larae lot.
OPENSAT•SUN 12·S 33832 GRANAOA
det&lls.
NOUM~OSON PAMOl>MIC v w OWllEI
'64,900 Comfortable llv· REAL ESTA. Tl Ownr. below appralaal. 4 DESPOAm• ~~~r~a~ec;~~ 11.jQPI::~ Q 49~•114 ~i n2':rn .~~r~ ._a.tami&ber~• b\d.ft.~· covered paUo -----~-----1 $113,950. Bkr. Co·ot>. mmt..Ut!Mc.el Hie•
w/landacapma. Really Pr~-~· Cl.051TOMARIMA. 5.56-«n& • Uvina rm, .auundt:q
attracllvehome. i.eooouAtlR.MI MMM ~.,,. • ... Le 1_...,_n to buy · landscapilll. I br, 2 ba, aae w v..--· UFEBEGlNS AT40+ dbl at.taet•-.1 ar .
3 blocks West of Harbor ralCllSll~HT -. Darlln1 3 Br, 2 ba Superu11eradedad.Wlon-Ablolutel&Hlatnctuc-'
BJvd to 6311 W. Wilson St. 'Pvt party. must sell one Balboa Island Rully w/pool. $4TS/mo. Aat. 1Y Condo. IBr, 2Ba, a Y1"I price
Seetlusfor sure ' or two properties on .,..,_, .. __ ~Cll'AHMll new, temus, golf, clbble, 6iallll
f1ower St. in East C.M. 1 673-1700 Fomt• Ylley I 034 e tc. S?l,500. A•k. for -~
OPEN SAT_S_UN_. __ 1 duplex o r l Jot w /2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mar11e84'7·3*Ai\. ' ' . tlf belc'111
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Lo> --------1 Cmtom3BR,2BAranch HtgBch.CM,FtVly -~ -I@ ..--i.I 4Br H'•Ba, 11 comer lot, CM Trt..a..x home 00 quiet tree lined T ~---R alt Besuretoaeethiati. eor-. WD1SllJICti3E2llUln-OPIMHOUSI super •s harp w/maoy .-ouc ....... .., e '1 oer' .... 4brRancbhome. _ ..... ••1••cH RV bot 2Breacb,lLlnt'income.& street nr. So. c.t Piasa. 9'3.()88'1 .._ ,_ -xtras, also or 8 ac locallon. $120,000. Bkr. Woa't lut at $56,000. Agt QJuatry kit.ch. spac. llv· Thia SAID. 1 to ' P .H . 3 cu4:!~k =7~· Bkr Mr. 862832/75.2·9023 ~19'1.ext21. UHtc;>Ul&SHAIP incrm&trpin le.~toed1c~ BR.,2batbt.,plmbrust
4 Br, 1~ ba. Oriental & sbopp I · cue .., W14TB CU}Wtl•mon. Price re· SPAHllM' MEW! MISA DB. MAI landscape. 4 wat.erfalta, sen. '78,500. e&a.sm POOL HOMES ck.ad to tN,900 tor fut ~c':~!i~0b'!iu;:~2 ~1"~:!Y!a~~13 "fo~ h~~-n~;.:,:.; (---1Wnl3§iijidi Want to be cool nut :!';ru,~.~-w::.·.,~ And S~arld~ bath home with fireplace apprecs.ativefamlly.. Market. Owner anxious. Real FAtate =1-2r9ir%"v::= W.,.Re&b1IOU31
Immacula "' 3 room & fenced yani is in lovely Ow9er' .. ncrowi, Oii -.tt 000 Ph 963-1667 or ___ ...:..;. _____ I .._ f&~
home, dlnl;g area, faml· Eutakle areal BUYERS oH1efo ......,.ty ~ to c:booM from., ~ 1'1llli To Cll I
1 ly room, hu1e patio, CHOICE OF COLORS! sOuTHCOAST from ... 000.C.UN Wt ,_......,..?
sparkbne pool, bullt·ln Hurry I .. ,e.t••"° 645-l I 03 AN AW A R 1> b o m e s~J..-a lfl-7155 U •·all adult eoiomunl·
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CeiUnas · s te reo, phone jacks , .. w/many rewa rda. The ''""'l l,7, a mlDloofnerntion
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TARBELL Prop.ti•• FA L Bkr.llG-3C •~eive an incenthe oceao, + a 2 Br
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14000UA!UtH1WPOnllACH ..... •••••••••••••••••• •Want a Caotaat lc ~ -.a aounda 9l>Od to "#I a.c:.lfonle'' Lus h landac a p i nl SICLUDID ' guaranteed ules pro· UAMIV yioq.call •
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B ea ut. new o f c UV $121,000 privacy in lvly Dean competetive mana&e~ OMKWtmltJ. Compact. I FIXBWPEI! w1maulve local a. nat'I Li.mb tow a trees add p•CIFICCO•ST Garden Home. U1bt, •AplUlhofficebldeatra· Br La c...aa bome GD advertlslo1 p rogram. an air of tranquility & "' "' airy, w/walla ol l}aaa + bleJocat.ioo, ·-lzed lot a..,....ed 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba-tllS,000
ERA B~" Protection peace to this California PROPaTllS atrium. Fmly rm a. •Be treated u a p,O: .~Sl40,0GO bomes. ClOM to ,Goldea Weat ~;:~,! wl~l~dda::e;::: =~ ~~e~=it:b:n~ 6Jl.o400Allyll .. !~~~.~~be$1z:::o~ feaionalreeJtor ~.:CS:·~ ~ 11 ~ eeD·
income potential. Think· Formal d lnln& are a *** 8-ml Ca11 910 ·4381 for extra clean bome•JIOW, SOCALlFORNIA~TY in& of a cbanae? CaJI : view• rear parkHke interview. A.skfor Bma. Adil on lat.er or p.-l ~51Gi:!
BY OWNER
Manhall Rice at 754.7900 grounds. Ownera.Wous. • IRAND MEWi PoQl or jac:uul a. ya.' Swtm.m1nt pool, jaawi.
_f_cr_mo_r_ew_o_. ____ 1 J.C.Melll......... ::-&Home sii:600. · baTeaSIOO,oot+ boaw. sauna, 2 Blt1 2 Ba,
Y--.£ 11&•· ,........ 140.11 OI .. D. ~-ft 'l . Auwnable loeu. Owaer w/Crs>k, MC. eate, xtru. --_, &s.i 1-4 .,, 4 BR. 2 .... i ...... aq. • wtll ClrrJ h.d. OpH llarinerCoffWest.Adult for ycMI I 090H1m'"• $2000 DOWM yr old home. ~-dHac. Houle Swlday 12-5. 9891 1'Jwnboule. .,.,000. By .
OPEN HOU$ES ~
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Sbarp 3br, New paint 1•11M"1jlll-.ton Under a beavy ahake adl you intotbla 2 BR, 2 Boat access. Lie paUo. Lapwortb Cr. Bkr OWDBr.-.3728 Jlrwchnc,...4bdnD1'ome thruout, remodeled kit. c.. 2 d d b BA condo. Close to the Xtra tee Yl"C\. Nr an tlfi8.5'.IO«•_... •-_ _..,_ a---. One of. Eu&.aide Cclsl4.'•••· 3-.zoof, iurroun e '1 beach, super sharp, low schools Ir llhoPllbl· ln· Very nice 4Br. '81,900. --------1 .... A---· ~'!~ ~~.~~.&.o bedrm homu •room for wood fencinl, thll dazzJ. payment•. Offered at dlanapoUs • ·ambanl. BY OWMD. 3 Br w /in· Ask for Frank or Jo, lrvlD•'• moat .c>utb\ more unlll. 300' deep Jot . 1nJ oew z st)' beauty ln 94SZ llaftOUl't Cir, H.B. come ·-'• a bib bcb. "1nt1. Centarv :n -I -ws .......... ,,.,....co. •-L ,............_ Hurry·lot.s or potential llARINE WGHLANDS '8,IOO. <>waerm'12Zt -n-" I ....,_, rmm1l7f...OW-. _..,_ bere!call541-5180. bu a bedroom•, <one lta.7155 . Sl.47,500• -.im ..... _ ... IG-4t50,112-4111 OPIMSUM; 1-4 ~.~:fv!rdieri-;~J»:: wit.bpartlaloce&Qvle•>. NEW Landmark .. ver &m.l..S ..... l••==I 447ZPift.... . -.. 1-.. Bkr. See Sun abdis, vaulted ceillnp, lived U.. P11n2: Move in 118, •~a. . ..,. JOlll.• ~-o.u...;. ~ MMlitt 1 J'rp)ct., JllZPiwuL 1Wwa 1
C>;H;otrec:iory tar1enuutooefu'eplace, now l 98D-1407Acat. Jacaasi, ar park, :::"*=-._w;-PP'aded'\ lot• of wallpaper "
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sty. boat or RV stora1•, By <>wna-Jbr fam rm, '9, " Touchstone Realty Bdrm. ... _ .. tap room. :m.. lwc. l dlie to li'WfmmlDI ~ OPEN
REDUCED $114,500. zt,. zox.0 poc)i. Immac • -sm.-n .._.. d d bch.--m.1541 BOOSE NOON to 6, '"n ~ . Conv or Auum• VA. cond. Nr solfrne, prk • ... Quall ~· hlgbly up1ra e • -Se&JSe at um 1Dolra ..,. I
; Open Hae 11/20, l ·SP!d, tcbl.'115,500.PrtnOnly. liilPlaa OCIAMll&ll Jac~Bml.. w. C-. s&SPAITY Lue., call l .R.E .N., • 1• I
• by owner. 55MO'I 751-7627 ti Hltbly aPfraded 4br, to Marin~ '85,•. COURTESY R&AL - - -
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ln pric. but not ID quail· :r,· Ia on1Y about a yn ...,, -.·A ~ppro• • •"" aq ft. =1.Jtcoe~ ww/lnfr~. ca~l Cl9lluJ flows 11 I' d• bd ,,. llf 1 t H d e 11: bu frah int la ., ... ·-.. -.-&1 -1* ....... f.ormafilba for • .. •-_...,2 Pr ......... ™,. A 3 tm va om a t Y a n 1 0 m pa Owner out of atate. lltaircue' to· muter law..;'h .. tertalnlnt. llw••• 1142 -•·-.. Home w/ceatul alr ~ tqwn.home. New carpetl, elect. saraae dr. o~. te0-414' _....,,.__ _ --L...o~~ -·--, ........... •••••••••••-.. •• A neat 5 bedroom, 3 bath d.WoaJnl 11 beautllolb' 3 bedrooms dinlnl area. Wmdows have aec .... ty · """_..,... ·------·--w-f ii" home wltb a Forced alr but1n1, locka. Only f19,to0w/VA ••BY OWNER Hunt'I Vacant, Immediate • separate cb.lJdN11'1 PllC•TOIB.L .::r.." Alio a famllJ ~_::f w/el.tenll~
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MESA VERDE 2 st y BR. 4 BR. pool." one ,900.CaJlTTllD)1.lmn•· formal 4iahl1, ebet ~'lrVl il'• an honn 171••4"2141 1'9el1Dd.NW .... _, .,.family.
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freeways. A1kln1
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BRs,3batbs + famllyr!Jl.Nearpark
Apool.$109,000. (z..43)
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Award-Winning Garden home in
Turtlerock Glen. 4 BRa, a baths
.view & ~t locauon. $139,500~
(Z-44)
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Glen w/2 Bila + den & vlewa. $189,500. (Z.e) .
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119.000to $1.M,500 WlteL...,n
NI At 1~1"1 1 3 BR. 2 BA. f»ile, plua 2
br, 2 ba, HP· patlo9. S Car 11ra1e. $121,500.
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3 Bdrm , 2 bath
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Features complete carpet, drapes ,
landaeapiD•. Fireplace
(3 Bdrm). Patloe, deeta
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· 2 BR home & rent back 2 BR unit.
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Miller 6'2-8235. (Z-36)
·' 2 SIDNY·SIDI UMITS ·Costa Mesa duplex close to scbooll
· & shopping. 8 BRs each w/private
·yard & separate detached dbl
-••rage. $175,000. I.ynne Valentine
; 6'4-6200. (.Z.37)
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V1:I 1undeck. New deco w/wallpaper, drps
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have rellabte car " PA.MtLYPfDA ICRITAIY/IUYB
l)barit. We train Call Tbe PAILORS Current ope11ln1 for 1ecreta17 to the controJler.
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· ~ clerical accuracy neceuary to handle PIX AMwer '-"· •lets~ .i&U.Ocal typu11 requlremen\I and ol r dull Wanttoworkda1t.after· •Dil-Drb.,.. of Ul1I poslUon. Pay t"Onunemll!'a .. witb U·
aoonl • ~ 8 Pan~;: opaW:aca tor •penenct. Good ce1mp.any beuofat lncludlnJ 2 • Cd.JI areHT Work ~., ai• •Ith out· k.t vacatlon aner oao y.,r, company paid'
f I t l m • or PI t l m •. -"'• ~U• wbo a.rotiJ> lnaW'ance, crM1t ualon, etc. Apply at. W~ a muat. Xt.ra take pride tn lht!lr work.
P 11 for •• Pe r • d Over 19 • •bto to work 01.AMGI COUT DAILY PILOT
OPG"A&orl. Call IClMm2. eveoJn1a. t2.'f0·$S to 330 W. IAY ST •• COSTA· MESA
llO.E. .wt. App11 &ft.el' APll between the bom QU!Cl0a.m..-5;00p.m.
We require a well pr•· PIXOPaATOlt dally. MIMB>"S Call~°M"/i~~t:;~~~·ue
tented h11tbaod • wUe N .·B. location. Hra ,_.,.-..:,........._ vi tt•··· e·JOa-to 12 DOOL $3 Hr ,-,... __..,... Equal Opportunity Employer' • ,_ •1111-•~-team to rpan•f• our • -· s 9..J.: \ .. • •••-•••• .. •••••••••••• r 1at..1.-..--d-lf to-•t Com.aetSandy, lf0.14eo. 1180 • mil01, <>n I I ~-·---..,. •• ~o• 1 ..... -,...~ta~ a · ..,. .. ,. 00 faolllty. Po1ltion .... ftdocrapber WIDtA!d to ·~ c; ...... '--na HstpW..... 7100 HttpW.ted 7100 ...................... .
qutr., meetlnl pub.Uc, do atudlo Portraits oo --------· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ~ Atle:TIOM bkpa£ fr miAor malnt .• 5 loeaUoo. Mu.et be 41•· s .a.ua .... ~.a Sid •
day work wk., paid no. perleoced. Write RETAIL """ -~ ~r MANYIT&llSOFJ"IN.o:. Medical Jna. apt, Call pon--....,. Fullerton ElectricalDt~en\ rtoRSllOMAL ESTATE JEWBLRY,
(Tl4)84Maa0 ---· • F/Umelncludweeltettda lllffll ART OJs.JSCTS, AN· UverylnOranceCo\Ul&,)'.
u ti CLERKS ' lelw ... tt...tw .. Btcboatexperlencenec. TIQU'!S. FINE FURN., So Cout Appliance• .uandyman, p / me. Pi..ANTS t I 218MHarborBl,Cll'. 82' diesel sloop. ETC. PHONJ; FOR IN· 10812 Woetmlnaler Jlet.lred man who enjoyal _______ _.. MAN A 0 EM ENT terlor ,; ::Jo,. ~.,.:: QuallflcaUoo to J .P. FO. " BROCHUR.£. Comet Euclid, D~ tO
plant.inc. waterin1 & put· Coup tu or mature FUUaipatttlme. Gd pay Help want.eel tat. 2nd & S~M Ian., 1lllOO Pan~y Way, 165-zaDO Safewa>'\ Gatden Grove.
lertng for small ectiool. JANITOR sln&Jea wanted to help &beoellta. '15-~1 3rd ahlft.a . No experleoce Exper'd ln aales, aood Apt K-316, Kanoa Del 5.17·254.2 ~9241· Needed for Orange Co. maoa1e am bu1lne11. -----~--1 req'd. We train Utoae cloor, U.S.A. Stereo Rey,90291. (211)833"'520 MUSICIOXIS
Handyman-Mechanical firm. 546-2901. 20.U S. E. wM1u1•11t
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be toam1ebalrt0io.u.Mr~ PLATIMAIC•/ b1red. ApplJcQlta apply _~ __ m_______ a•.&. Sii _ -s Admiral uprtibt trst ~
ability. Run tool room.,_M_aln_& ... _1_rv_in_e_. ___ I Hlckok9C4'21 ASSTCAM114MAM at: -----..... --rnrsus. Whlrl,POOl'tflht'
mech'l repairs " plant IOtdlelt S-"hor ___ $3.75 per hr+ bonUI. Co. UTOTEM S~E&:i~ln~r1~~: .want.eel. Full " P/Ume. ~ Mae11:*• Nlc~e> Si().IG.mB maint. 2821 S. Birch St, Unt . MARl .. HAIDWAll bmefttl. Apply, ProchlC · retired l &1U730 eon1, p ono~rap •·
SA. F/time. Xln wases & 5 ALES .._ tionDept.,lMOPlacenUa STORES DMC!a1 d G borl HJllA t . ·--------i World'• lar1., 11ttf ec· Kenmore portable dla· --------r benefits. Reply to • 9 om e ret re rap c r I tlon. Aho C ta, bwHbtr Copp..,, SIS. HANDYMANtodorepalr CluaUied ad oo. 66, c/o w •rehouse work . _A_v_e,_C_M______ Salesman tocalloa Prin· Sr. J.-+ furniture• antiques, Kenmore elec dryer '50.
" buUdlng projects for Daily Pilot, PO Box, F/Ume. e?MOllONB. PWMllMG ttn. P/thne work. Make Jr-!.' American lo1cmaUooal; ~ wubtr or 1aa
ret.aillnl firm 5to10 hrs 1560 Coal a Meaa Ca Loc!aled At: )'OUI' own bn. Gd. comm. Needed Immediately 180I KeUenoa; Irvine. =•r $t!. Guaran1"d · "' .., 50· h · • • Mature, reapoa adlt for Expr'd drain cleaner ~Lampeon, G. Grv -..... , ,.... .. •-abort •-rm ... ~·im.n...t\W .... n·t. per w .... ••· per r. 921626 earl.Y A II. new1p1per wanted. Eam$400to$50Cl 510W.SouthSt,Allabm -..._.. • ""' ,_. ..,,... """'._ _ea_u_: J_a_n_e _S46_-00_l_l __ 1 1 i-_,,. Store delivery, mat have trans. per week. Call '9Mal w Del Mar, C.11. uusrasoM ~1!°!°!~~-0 ~011:8[ y ~ •--------
HARD WA RE & ..,...... M0-27156. ~wnaAM•SPM. 885Glenneyre,La&Jk:b Fw pet shop. Exper'd. Hoapltaliutlon plaa GALLERY ONE NOW llcJdn IOio
Hol&fewares sales peo· Clertl Weareanequal Full or Part·Ume. Send available. OPEN: Speclallllnl la ...... •••••••••••••,••-' pie. FuJI or P/time. No Full time nishts & day M.ATUIE LADY PRESSMAN opportubityemployer re1wa• to Carol, 1121 fine art, vaDbla. alltl· 11en•121"tep1pd, ireat
nitea. Crown Hardware, shifts. Mature, bondable. ur_..uy needed lady lo otfset Printer. $3 toatart Part Barmo~. N.B. Ca. q 11• 1, O rh n ta II. cond lt~.O-~L yell•w. 31U7 E. Cst. Hwy, CdM expr'd. Costa Mesa cares or' daya a week + boo\11. 40 Hr wk. Co. -., Clolaoane. NetaukH, 98CM878~e. bef. lOAM 64&-417156 for relined 1e0Ueman beneflta. Apply, Pen· llTAll.SALIS Jade, Ivory China, ___ _;;_ ___ _
---.------1 w /Parklnaon'1 dlae&1e. nyaaver, 1660 PlacenUa SHOE SALESMAN SALIS 314' = ort watebee, sterhaa. 1220 B 0 Y'S SC ff W l N N
HOSTE&S/CASHIER LIQUOR CLERK Able to walk. SolD6 Ute Ave, CM, Proch1ctio11 Cat.byJeaaCourtSide t1me Sip M •• N. Cout Hwy, LalUJla. BEACH CRUlSER. IOOCI
Now t.ak1ng applications, P/Ume, 2 Nighta A Wk. housework. Ple•ant Dept. 1;:~ for top pro· ~ perfeCt ·fOJ'mec;U:; I 741 tN tu&.-... eoad. "°/bit ofr. C.11
apply in person Mon-Sal Cal1642-M37 worltinl atmoapbere. _Prin_Uo_g-. -V-en-aU_l_e_p_boto_ i for ooe of So. Student, no preaaure <AcrouJ'rom •---------• ~78S7aft5pm.
3-SPM, 2735 W · Coast LOT IOY Must have car. Call eve1 ty,....etter/pute ....... on. Callf'a (a1te1t frowln1 aal• or quotu to meet. Orul•Co. Airport) Collediba. Atwater Keal ...;...._ __ --.:~-....,.;.;~ Hwy,NwptBeach. aft.er&:J0,557·3814 _...:..·ed, thl...-trv d ret.all operatiou. Top 53l.(llll Equal()pporEmployer M world.DI radio, $100. SCHWINN ~ F/time or P1Ume AM . ,....,.. aormon Y • e pay " benefit1, xlnt ...;...-------1 I0-1211 Boy'aSllqrayt; HOSTESS CaU631·2640. MECHANIC 'S helper for publlcation .. Exp. desired .-enUal for advance· Sal-.....nJe want.eel Co $35. 7sz.taa0 . tune·UIJlll. Salary open. on A.M. Compsel or ~ Fl lnt.ervt all 1 ""' .,._, t ii 1 STOCK BOY/DRIVER ~~ 11---_..;.------EL TORITO BOW ID·
terviewlng for hostess.
Day & even.in& posllioa
available. Apply in
Person. Mon thru Friday
3 to S PM. or Saturday.
"221 Dolphin Slrlker Way
<off MacArthur Blvd.>
Hohl PIX Opr.
Will train/p/Ume. Con·
tact Maurine Wilaon aft
2:30pm, Newporter Inn,
1107 Jamboree Rd, N.B.
EOE.
Housecleaoin1 women
needed. Janice's Ras·
gedy Ann's. Mon lhru Fri
8 UU 3 or p/time. 645· 1800
HO\JSECLEAN'G HELP
Permanent 4 p /Ume help needed includ 'I
Sat!&l,n poaiUoo.a. Salary
$3.25 to S' hr baaed on ex.-
'pr. 540-9525
THE SUNSHINE GIRLS
la *•rSale.,_,. Apply at: 2500SanJoa· similar equipment. Rick ·R:C. at 7~ • .r!.~~·ep;tim•=· PartorF/Umepc19lUona JAMl'SAMT19UIS 2Scbwtnnmeu101~1.
Apply at, Laguna Beach quinHlllaRd.,CdM -~--------r fromttollAM. tiona avaU. Field exper. Interjorl>esipifirm .._..O,S '11S. •,:~·:;t::f A•all .
Lwnbez:Co .• 1765Lasuna ~L-J-f!u d .... -ProchacUonWorkeraUgbt, .... ,lft ... 1 helpful, but will train . .J:a~~~t;ch 12 • • Canyon Rd, La& Bch. ~ r --baad coordination a ~ '...... ()ppor for advancement. Call4M-0'18'7 WMe.1,.11..S ~-M38or540·8267. Helper. S ould have mU1t. Xlnt opportunity 11·7. Mesa Verde Conv. tz.~ per hr" up. Call --------1 T~ IM IQ_,_lr
L-../D aLsa mecbanlcal abUlty fr for bou1ewiv ... o.c. Holp, 661 Ceater si, CK Fri/Sun/Mon/Tues 1-5" .~ ·STOCle&.•s ,,,......_ACuldn •• •" rt-" able to talk lo people. Ap· A1.rport area. n4·540-70U S..5515. Sat •12. 531-2107 .,,.-._ CAStlBS _,..,.. 1030
Every other wknd off. ply1J154Pla~ntia,CM. • Welw6SeU Mutt be dedicated to . q..ltyAlwmce IMS.."'9or SALES Retail Graphic Exper. needed. Call AndTak•CGmlsnmenta eood patient care. Apply. MIDIC.AL IMpsctor fl'ecla 7-3:30, eo.i.a .... area. Arta. llU1t be COOIClen· 1SMZ21btwn12·2 Kon or 2721 I. c...t Hwy.
1445 Superior Ave, NB. .T1AMscat1a Xlnt lD U C&lls.t-308L • Uoua, Ol'lao.bed • aeat. "'-·Equal Opportunity C.nan .. ....,
642-2410. Work at home full-lime. for q:ITfied ::::. 1&°:~ Wlll aaaume reap. for _Em-"plo---"yer_. ____ -1 N..,,O.... u.a.,....-..IST• Top pay. lluathave2yn open Hardworker Xlnt SALIS . crapblc art.a dept. A fun SUPERSTOCKGAL SudyMcNeW
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55'7-3111 *--~ medical record dept. benefiu. Jiliulon °VleJo SW'PLIMIMT job lo Npt. Bcb •/1d. Toworklnretalllnutore Cll67W712 WAGESUPTO tnnacrlblna uper. area. Call .Lillian, YOUllMCOMI ~for advancement. lnN.B.t:30to6:00Mon·~ ERISound~era. $1.50/HOUI Phooe7118-8500. 581-3830. SSSSS$SS C :~AS GRAPHICS, Fri. S3 br. Call Jane Bola top on line mdl
Ovh ertilld me, ,uaUlyine I .:~r llEDICAL·Front Office --RAD--IO-CO_NT_R_O_L_ PAllTTIMI _7_56-_l _______ , 84M011 2 ~lo~V .:t Cl~ ~~.1·~. -brand• r-..a·~·. ..'!...-n~!·T n on ...: poeltloo open. Ear, Note TECHS ~womc SANDWICHJIAKER Swit bbo rd pe to ........... ------..-..:u.. op protaty-It~ utl LaaunaHilll c ra 0 w ra r, dreuar.M0-712:1 trot, macro fooua. macbiaist lniere1tln1 1broat, facial pl c with 1mow1ec11e or tun· HOUSIW'IYIS 761-4111 start p/tlme, w train. mlc-..... a.: cw ln·
work wtnci tUDDel model 1ur1ery. Irvine. Dlc· damentala, RF. up. COLllllSTUDIMfS Superior Anawerlaa cl'd°."-0';; irao •Mn expe~ belpM Appl)". f:lil:;e· typina, llllns. belptul. Aireralt Model OuarantHd Hourly SICllTAIY Service. 250 E. 17th St. ttOO 7fJIH133
Ellperlment.al inclneer'. 'tome back office. builder alao ID uaet. Wap Pl• Boa\11. 5:80 )(lnlmum 2 yrs. ... S&e I C.11. Uptt.al.n mwAlrT IOTH .... • •
tnainc 1712KalaerAve ~~aecretSearlndal •kllla. MllcottC.orp.54'7-I065 pm to l:SO pm. Call perience. Luxurioua 1· T" .... PREP" ... ~.. AMTl9UU BANDA O. J 1~5'.
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HOUSICi.IAMIHct P/Ume mature, exper'd Meu, CA9'21528 An Y09 A =~~ "&': Aceountaola, i.a, kb Ir ' IOJI
SUPERVISOR on Brid'.,eport llW, aeml MED OFFICE TRAINEE .............. SALES 6.-r.t Sat.171AW SaDClem."7•2303. ~=~i:r ....................... •
Need individual familiar production, cloae Llte~.au11tbeable Are YOU Mlf·moUva&ed --TIClllCIAM American Oak A.aftiqua mala)'U XIUefta, crA.
with profuslonal tolerance work. Poa t9 work eve1/wlknd1. aad~lnmanaa· -·--•SllCU .. •••IS* Pnelelonmeebulcala•· 1nCallf. Wabu1dlnd6 JUc8doro lhM. will bet houaecleanlne. Not availnow.6fo2.-. 5pablabbelpful,Ml-mt 1ni 1 Real !'.at.ate Olftce oa.AMIALll -__ ,,.... MJDl>ly •test ,Qer. ,... pass tba aavhlp 00 to wa at Chriltrua1, U
afraid to work do bid·1--------•I wftb easer aaleamen. H LG HE & T C 0 II · $14.4H .... Yr. qulred. Salary MMd on lOU. _Alto, AaUque boldM0-1180 dlna as leam hU1fnes1. u.a.CHl .... IST 11 E D T E C· H Blab earnln& potenilal. MISSION/GUARAN· E,mploJenP~AllJ' ... exptr. Generou &produetiamare1vail. EXOl'lCBENGALCAr Salary$190wkly+10%of --" Veaapuncture exp. Excellent OPPortuoity T & EI F 8 l NG J: UIRelndenAlency ben8nta. Sm. mfl J>lan1 1t&heve17lowatpriciea. (5/8 1 .. au Leopatd) profits. can for appt. Newport Beach Food =.:· call for appt. wttblltabllabedolficetn BENEJTJ'S, Sell lD bllh 4029BlrchSt,S&elot JtB .... 5351.E.O.E. Locatedat: J'~T:DlloldldUllD.
.540-9525 Macblnery Builder look· Newport Beach. Pleue trafftc •bopplni maU.. N~Bucb llUUIO 1$0E.DJcrJld Tame, decla"ect. THESUNSHINEGIRLS lot for an all around -Moltle---..._--S..---1 1end full reaume to Some ablll~ toplay the Ce1UorAppt/&t.ab'a5 T•"•••11 S.. Sant&Ana ('llt)t88•3h.fU m
macblnilt. llU1t be able Ad#ll2. Dally PUot, Box or1an req d. Prevlous~~~~~~~~~I Want to make tDOOeyT <At'l'beNewportFrwy) P • Houaecleanen needed. to fabricate " aaaemble Nopl ... ~tr· lnlnoec. Mh/lFb. com· 1580, Cotta MeH, CA sales exper. UM!ul, bu& Can you tell on tbe ,....,.__ ...._. titMDs. Mature. Top$$. Car nee. part• workln1 from ...., a IJ, I com· as:aa -: we wW train you. cau Secretary pbooeT Top Sin our bUll· 711""21 wUl bold Ul Chriltlu.ll _642_·1_403.~6'5-3438 _____ 1 1prodlt et.~~ e 1 .kN on · ~~~n1. Interview, =~===~;:j!!::=;:~Mr~.~L~~~~-~4~511~. ~~ ~Aalht__.!1200 neaa. 141.3030, aak for Openaut-WtdlM naas.mo , ..
HOUSEKEEPER-LIVE acuuu wor • auper : ~ Frei. aop ••v• ... pc19. ftu. fr'l'!lura.S.UN : IMO IN. Npt Bcb family, muat workinl condltlona, paid ~-AIMG l'P. ..... Beal Dt.a.. People ..._,_ tr/xlnt co. if you ha~e N · ----------1
S""'ak En&, refa req'd. medlcal • vacation. No~pr _,. ~;. • .._ wanted I Rec . top~··~·-..-.• alesta&eort.ltleesper. ls ~ISALIS ~~~~~~~~~I .. -.. ••••• .... • &iI844-eBllOor642-847S. 6'W870 ~ ·-... --comm. 1plH. Call r--~~ ioochtlU.Ullacanopen Tlredoftberoutlne? I· DOOTllAINING
________ ,Mother'• aide, llve ln. On ll80-081 Prefer 1oun1 woman the dool' for rewardlnl .TblaJobiaforrou! oak roll top 4*k. swtvtl YourPl.-orMine
HOUSB•& MAC._.I SHOP beach. Lite eookln1 • ~25. w/fub.lon ex~r. to caner. A1IO Fee Joba. Call Ua Now At cbl'. From •taieof nrb Iota MatUn ~
LIVE· IN, FULL. . ' baekp'I· Drvra lie. 2 I.I. SALIS: ..U 10UDI aboel • bap. Call Cbria, ~0·8055, 13W095 Calif. fam. Beautiful BeaWllUJ T _..
CHARGE rraon to r POllMAM cb1ldml 4N·3138 LAGUNA BEACJI A well Apply lo person at: OOUta1 Penocmel Aleo· nMZ..LIFE ~!.,!eal eolld. $1200. ~ w/~, ~ re•. haebol 1n N e TOP PAY! If you're · ettablilbed small office DalH Pootworka, S. cy,27IOH.arbor,CM LIBRARIES ,._.,_ m...t-Une.llWGl~ ResponaibillUN lnciude looklnl for a perm., Mr. Doaut, Nile 1blft. wttb blab volume needs Cou&Vllla1e.t79-PZZ --..;...._ ______ , EqualOppEmplyrm/f .,_.
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personable Is 1-able CIOlbltion. lben we want 484-7551AakforRobert YOUDI prw1dnt. Tnlinl we ";Ju traln. Earn ~lllW7ll==:,!;!:._ ____ -t:-==::7-::::-:-::-::~~
relate to teertaien u a totalkwit.by~ Poeltlon FULL-TDIE Real p all:llll Is bantln1 Cbrlltmu money . 'AN'l'Q.BRASSBEDS OBERMAN Pupa. •-...,, req•1 min 5 yn esper. on Kale or female, exp. Eltate Salu eopl• llnowlid1• helpful. Hr1. c:r.1 ...... acid commllalca. _,_ or vi ...... x•-e Cbaaip. Una. 10 w • ~=c:'tiu;b 1r::Jsw aetup of puncb preu, pref. Xlnt advancemeot wanted. UUp tNo 90/lOBc~b Earlt All to IPM, W. 8. c;n.1 OAKJ'\lmit'°;;.O,w' Blk/Ru1t. mutt Hll.
of neatneaa, cleanllo cibucll:er, mill, lathe etc. oppt•y Friendly • lood comm. •P L wpt GoYHH the 2nd lac. ai.oa,,, elk for Doll --------------. •7711 •. ·-•--·•~ u Tool fr die exper. 11 de· •/people·Futeet irow· Gl-0800 NMrnt11rtBeacb.M0-2UO S.-.df«Graad~'•Oak &ors ....... l.IUU u we alrablt. Small cl•• 1"'•cballl la the WaL Ap· --------• i..;..~t..,;.;..;..;_..;..;....o-__ -1 •-----... -1111 .. _______ ._ a peraon wbo ~ th -l"urnlture lD ara•e 11\DS BIRDS arta la d..U-.ble. MUI allop. Come• ltOW "/ua. plJ: llC...,.Aat.lllT Salell DtOeeaoYicw NB BIRDS B
l .. _.. Oo. paid boap •life int. WALLPAPJlBSTOGO ...-11vn . TB.LEI BaltlloonPamM drive, car II g.:v 'l.lw. Cole Jnltrumat Corp., 2300Hanol'Blvd. forb\llYNodhlf.B. Rul We.,., blll*t Prices tor QQJdCrownPanow Sboold=be.!1"-.:!,1 w~. m4)8G-80IO. EOE. C.M. CT1•)Me SCXSI &tate ofe. Elper'd. 5 ftDe old finla!Wip. art • BBParrota Dtp, lncld'• Sat fr &ta J'1ll time J0'1tiocL h· obJteta, Oriental ruat p~
Y pvt rm• ba. MUUI l ;IO to S:IO. R4al FAtate ~.,"'f::;t~Acl1 etc. Nlcbolloa's m N. PARKa'SflTS ~s.:" ,:C:.-m! ::Sx. Exper'd RN or LVN for llcdaltablt, butnotnec.~~~~~~~~I 1 __ 1.,_ BIVokh~.· ~J!!! _Laeuna Beach at~~~N·~. K'S
See1er, PO Boa 18M7, --'---';..._.. ____ ,:=.:ca~~':! ~~at...,.U'lllOT SAlfSlADY ...._ -..w•vAU--
1rvtnecamis. exper • abiUtJ. <:aul~~~~~~~~~I Contemporar1 retall l40-G900
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botb ma "·women on the eveniu ablft. Exper. .helpful, but not nee.
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HOSTESS/CASHIER
Now tat1ft& applications,
apply ln person Mon.Sal.
3-5PM, 2735 W. Coast
Hwy, Nwpt Beach.
HOSTESS
EL TOBITO 11ow in· terviewlnc for hostess.
Day Ii evenin1 position available. Apply 1n Person. Mon thru Friday
3 to 5 PM. or Saturday.
4221 Dolpllin Striker Way
(olf MacArth1.1r Blvd.>
HohlPIXOpr.
W1ll traln/p/Uq1e. Con·
tact Maurine WU.On aft 2:30pm, Newporter Inn,
1107 Jamboree Rd, N.B.
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Clll'ftnt opealn1 tor 1ttNtary co the controller.
•Will alto be raponslble for a portion of the
porewtn1 fWtct.lon. GOod typto1 tldlll and
clerical accuncy neceuary to handle
atat.btlcal typln1 noquiremenla and o~r dut 9' lhlt Pl)lllUon. Pa)' commenaurate wi~h N ·
·perteoco. Good company beneflU incttdln1 2
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IJ'OUJ) lDaun.nee, c1*ltt unlon. etc. Apply at;
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Faint Coueb w /lot• o Beautftul 'l'borvulhbred. carvm,, bm.. _cbalr1,,... lovable Collie. •ale. ck9k. milo, nu. -,,,. im.. cbllllfto. ~
rn,llall Oak Draw leaf ta· 1 yr old malo Beatlo. bl9. Woul4 UM to &nde MIWC pt away lroftl ecin• .t.
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our famous
DIME -A-LINES
SINOltRaewtnamachlne UPIUGHT trHaer $20. WOODEN desk wttb 4 SXCELLP!NT eondl·
walnut cabinet WWI Rolh.w-.y tool box $20. drawera SIO. Coon table Uon. Piich« Price toys
vintage $25. Clock radl 6'2·2895 ss. Two end table Sii lQ Otlllnal box ·f•nn·
$1. TDC sUde projector each. Two Dod1e v40 Oara1&-Vuta1•·Clrcua ~tra,a sao. Two woode ANTIQUE lac• sachets· bucket acata $25. i.ar,e ~ ,_ train. ~. tl-'7 eacb.
curtain rods with rtnaa potpourri 12.:S0.$3.~. An· dreea bonaau $ZS. Two ,........ l!WftH TWo eollct IOUvered ahut-
6'8" Sf each. Book cue tlq ue lace velour hand I a r ii e wooden t ll e oti&L y ten 24 "x'n' • 18 ea~.
needs P-•intlng U towels S4 each. Antique cabinets 125. eacb. Smalt • Gralab Photo Umer new
Cblld.ren splay tent, lik lace pillow C814!9 St each. booksbetr ~. StOftle ori1tn*1 Bl~ Cl), Eni· o~w $3. Skittle Bow Antique lace pillows, de· dresser $19. Storaae ""!!::-.......... ,..._,.. broldued ca.rtalna 60"
game $2. The Vulble V corator S7·$9. 392 Sunrise cabinet ~. 9-%:30 Satur· -~ wldo pa.aela $25 eaeb. eftline assembly kit, ne Circle, back bay vlllage, day 2037 Calvert Ave Accephd Gold woven lined drQH fl. 833..mM behind the First Chris-Costa Meua ' • with valance-2 sect!Ou
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F:OUR CONVENJENTOFFICES
TO SERVE YOU
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HEAD skis wilh Solomo 645-1798. Pleasepartout-WALNUT twin head· HleM =--•ay tncludloa traverse rods 1---------1
bindings $2S. Comp. lx side and walk In boards, two $7.50 each. .._ .... of sa........ $25 takes all. lftterna· PEDAL car for U Jean
shelving lOc foot. Coo· COM 615-2348 -• ..... Uonal a11.11 ... -"'-"'-w a• old $8; 20" ,clrla SU; 28"1---------tractor's wbeelbarro PAIR avocado quilted l'rewd1l1t loerd Ir ,,.... .,"""' mans ~apfied. need new UBLE mau.r.& SlJ, S18.646-3SS7 twin bedspreads. $25. Ll~NEL corporation loc.r IMnlMH McHH wlde 41 blah J25. Five cable.a,$10;28"womam Boxaprlnp$30.Brakftd
------k----i Two matching bolster $5 freight cars $7·125. 022 r .. ~ ~h~ ;~ ~:rc~~~~ one-speed $12: hQ.dkQ!t' ru•• t'xl2', 6'x8' $25.
FIGURE s ates. each. Four artlfUclal remote control switches dellers 4 Uabt 13 .. high baby swutera Sl-50·~ J.ar1e~*5. Ooodral>-
women's, sue 9 SlS. Foe fireplace logs SB each.· $25 per pair. All "O" .12 .. wlde $25 ~b. Tulip each: bandknlUo4 baby bltc:ageSZO.~
lights, unused Circa Old mahogany leather gua.ge. S22 Uonel lines Sl-68 Ford ~ ton truck shade llaht fixture $25. 1940's $20. 645-2423 top slep table szs. Ex· electric locomoUve szs.
'fHREE tubeless truck qulslte gold leaf Lava 548·4326_ bowl plant.er. including ------• $15 h Hood ••5 R-t tires 950-16.5 some tread arliCJcial plants $25. CARPETING, 10xl2 gold eac · .,. · .....
$5 each. car rack $3. Leather ottoman Sl5. nylon$10.6'5-36M of fronl end $25. Metal wall shelf brackets Diamond plate step
I5c each. Regina Boks25ceach.CompleteAMERICAN flyer train bumper $20. Front axle r h .... T B•·w set of ..yortd Books $25. set $25. Frieght cars and springs for makine a ~o ~s • e;-$5 :~ c b , 2408 Uruverslty Dr. NB, S4·Sl5. Passenger cars trailer $20. Coleman
Refrigerator for storage 642·0116• (back bay area, $4 ·$15. Crossing S2 . catalytic beater for
$.S. Old GE refrigerator, near YMCA> Switches $.'>-$20. '548""826 camping or garaae $.lS.
works $20. Two small UNDERWOOD portable OLD Vogue doll $lS. Searscarheater$10.1964 ==-=;;;.;;... ____ _
stereo ~peakers $S each. typewriter w;tth case. Madame Alexander Lincoln Contlenental
Wai.fie tron SS. Ol.d wood PcrCect condition $2S. baby doll $10. Other dolls ~:db~b~·ea.:::~=-~
cbaar pamted pink $3. 833-2275 $3 each Child's rocker each. chevy PU.U. --------Ra l tan stool $3. · 1 $4 SOLID hardwood twin Restaurant stainless VW bus seat, middle 41S. $l5. doll furn ture · tallgate ms 60·66 $.lS. beds, var'iou• aty)ea steel cart SS. 675-5218 Proctor-Silex electric ice 0 s e v .111 e vase $5 · Ford rear end for car or .. --------i cream maker, new, in Roseville candlebolden truck $20. Stock beater
MACRAME 6' $10. Tennis box $7 640-7384 R/ $5 pair. Weller VUet for Chevy or GMC truck rac')uet, Head Master · $2 · 50 each. Black SIS. Ford disc brake set
$20. Diamond ring $25. DIVING gear: pair of mllkglass loving cup up $25 pair. GM air COO·
Folding door $7. New gloves $10, 'A'' wetsuit vase $10. Old brown pie· ditioo pump $15. Chevy
paela cballng dish $7. $25. Weightbelt $15. Un-ture buttons $1 each. and GMC pick up steer· TAN vinyl chair $10.
Walnut desk S2S. Glass derwater writing slate Tyco train set $2S. Old lng gear $20. 646·1841 Light wood coffee table top desk $15. Maple end SI.SO. 645-8184 Hot Wheel set with old ,_-=...;;c _______ , l20. Light wood end table
table f1 Maple Quaker 6.3 .. ""S. cars $25. Old woodstock ARGUS camera $25. $20. Samsonite three· table S25. Aquarium SURFBOARD, ""' typewriter $10. Bookcase Flash gun with bulbs $5. sulter$25.4N-3193
complete $10. Kitchen 548-1591 $25. Electric frypan SS. Slide proj~to~ $15. Sew·
cabinet $7. Water basket· TWO bed·couches with Green ralntree $12. ing m~chine 10 cabinet
hall ring SJ.SO. Leather bolsters $20 each, will ~awasakl motorcycle $25. Patr Walkie Talki3
ball and pole $3. Aztec sell separately. Boysskl! Jacket $3, slze M. New $1.5. H~ mower $7. . c<Jlendar $2. Wall elec· $5 Boy's boots SS Ladies panty hose25c palr.10758 Two 20 metal stools $2
LADIES wool coat, PINE cone a tor
am all '$10. 548-9841 Cbriatmaa decora.Uons,
2·3 lncb, 12 for 25c.
tric clock $3. Dog clip-·1, hoes$S 673-22Jo El Paso, Fountain each. Sports seat with
ping supplies 30c·$2.50. go s · Valley, Euclid and Slater back rest $2. White 20"
Toaster $1. Pans $1. FOUR tnagwheels includ· cross streets ·suitcase $5. Two overrule
Skateboard $6. 1812 Port ing locks and lugs size cases $3.50 each. Old
Barmouth Newport 7xl4 $20 each wili sell COL08R ~·not ~orklna metal trunk, 20"x
Beach, 640.009.t separately. 962.5355. Call $200
5· C 0,:t,._ wrenc es lilc$10. 32"x10" $10. Snack set,
---'--------1 after 5 PM 1 r ...... man tape e four cups and plates, GIRL'S stingray bike 415. new $5. Small tools yellow. red, orange on
bike back seat for child BEAVERTAJL. 14'' div· 2~C·$1 .50. Truck r~ar white $4. Large salad set
$3. Two IIP Briggs and Ing type. Small $20. COM view mirror $10. Pipe with large bowl and six
Stratton motor, as is $.5. 675-2346 wrench $2.50. Cat carry-small bowls and serven,
Two Sears reel type. Ing box $2. Saturday and green ripple glass $3.
Briggs & Stralton lawn CHAIR s15. Red ca_rpetlng Sund a Y 10 · 5. 2 0 9 2 Three naugahyde slack
mowers, one working, $25. Wheelchair ~~· WallaceAve,548·'1'011 stools or seat SS. Plne
botb $25. Three pair Men. wo~en and girls . cabinet 24"x31", clear almost new shoes, size 11 clothes, size S.12 $1·$10. PACHJNKO machme $1S. plastic doors and lock for
S0c each. 646-2762 Pots and pans S2·$4 · Magnavox record player v a I u able collections
---------• Toys, like new 10e·S10. and radio ~. Redwood $17 50 Panasooic FM & SIMMONS box spring, 202l Leeward Ln, NB , chaise lounge $25 . ·
good condition $20. Girl's 979·8S33 Redwood cbal:r $10. Set of
while stag ski jaceket steps for mobil home S25. s1zel0·12$l0.962-0142 'REFRI_GERATOR. older, Two lighted Christmas ---------1 runs fine $25. Table and choir singers 31,4z • tall $4
FIVE bikes, $5-$25. will four chairs $10. good tor e a c h . Two 11 g ht e d
sell separately. 646-6145 patio. Brown couch $15, Christmas candles 31,;' 1 ________ _
itUFFLED curtains T'!Yin bed complete $20. tall $4 .each. Small SO GALLON gas water
84 144 $5 Blond wig si Nine drawer dresser, no wrought iron planter $4. heater good conduton xh · e 5 mirror $18. Chest or Padded headboard for sz5 646.2684
eac · 64(). 7427 drawers SlS. Heavy wood full size bed $l. Golf balls --· -------
COLOR TV $IS. Twin mat· coffeeandst.ependtable, $2 per dozen. Small one PAPERBACKS 15c·80c.
tress and boxsprings soo. need to be redone $15. drawer desk $15. Books Lamps $.S-$20. Large rec·
Eight solid wood doors ~ Long coffee table $12. 25c·$2. Black and white tangle parrot cage $25.
eaob. Oak «ate door 8' Bar stool $5. Maple slat bench~. 3101 Yukon F1ood lights Sl. Antique sas. Pl aypenportacrl b bookcase $8. Three odd Ave, CM, or call 54().8379 fire engine lights $2S. Car
and pad SlS. Crib and table lamps $10. Two ramps $10. Helmets
mattress Sl5. Crib and clothes hamper's $4·$8. UNBEAM el~ctrlc $l·$5. g :ao.s:30, 292
mattress $20. Potty seat Nice toys, like new skillet,goodcond1UonS8. FlowerSt.CostaMesa
$4. Baby walker $5. Slid· 5-0c·SlO. Old Hl·Fi record 1_64_2·_17_82 _____ _
111g glass door $15. Pieces player, playa good, nice NE wheel traller frame 900 #4 heavy alwnlnum ~old carpet Sl·SJ. Toilet $25. Shoes and bags, S2:S Tape recorder $IS wire $1S. F1at black lac·
<">I\ Sh 11 h """ ,_._ sizes 5~ to 71,; 2Sc·$2. ·. . SI d' · quer $4 gallon. Steel of· """"· c 5 at""' 11~• Scatter rugs 25c·$3. Two Boy 8 bike $2S. 1 m& fice desk $10. Parts tt>r i.:old and white floral $25. fish tanks with extras door $25. Cedar chest sis. Volvo 5441 70 Fairlane, 68 Matching sink cabinet $l0·$20. Moving. have Maple rocker $1S. Toy~, bug, 72 Vega, 65 Malibu,
:SlO. Water heater $25. many useable ltema. games 2Sc·50c:. Boy s Chevy plckup. Doors or
Two huge pieces blue Saturday and Sunday clothes, 8·10, 25c·Sl. Doors, fenders $2S each.
carpet S25 each. Huge morning 548-9'55 al 703 Paperbacks 10c·25c. Will sell separately 72 rolls macrame rope $1 • C Women's clothes 12·14 1 ,;2 each. 645-0913 Shalimar #A, osta Sl·SS Aquariums ~·$25 Chevy tai gate • 5.
THE new leveler mini· Mesa Houb~f prollalnt $1 ~1$15on: _54_1_·054_7 _____ _
blinds of( white and GOLD s.hag carpet Dou e away · INVALID quad cane and
b . • 47,.._., Id 95,..._.. 12,,;xuv. . Good condJ. Round teak coffee table portable toilet $20 each. e1gc .,.~ w e x .,., Uon $25. 557-4849 $10. Surfboard '5. Patio 968-5658
high. height adjustable table and beqcties $10. 1---------
S2f> each. 645-l798 CORNER group with Shop vac '5. lw walkle STERLING silver vw parts 1963 right door back storage, needs cov· talkie $25. 384 Flower, souvenler spoone fl3;
S1 Rear' and side win-eriog $25. Freach Costa Mesa, Saturday fo1dln1 beds with 2"
dows S2. Bottom of rear Provincial twin bed andSuodayM roam mattress $15,eacb;
5 at $2. Rims *". Air frame$!$. Twln box spr· 22 ri~e $15; archer a bow Cl1ter $2. Radlo, ... needt Ing andmattttss 820. Sea ROUGHT lron, could SS; firesueeo $8; comer ~i>rk $2. Hub cap $2. ~h~ f :t!!!n~~~! U: ;:::.~ff!rlce or gate $15. desk $7. 968-5658
Speedometer fl. Steer· Artiliclal plants $3 each. . OIL palnt.inga $2·$25; 9xl2
mg wheeel $2. All parts Metal frame window OUCH $25. Chair S15. area rug ~; bowlln1
fl'Dm 1963VW.645-2768 .t•x4' S5 &c8-l280 Baby crib $2S. Baby car· ball wilh case sa· girls
· riage $15. Crib mattress shoe skates size '7 n · PARTY plastic alassware BIKES, 20" girl 'a $8. $20. Round dlnette table curtain rocb lOc each: 5c·2~ each. Prastic con· 548-9"Sl fl5. Pour Captain cha1rs ladles dre.sses and pant ~lilnerforatorqe,freez· $9 each. Wlll sell suits, size 20~·22~,
artg. school art, party BEAUTIFUL mahoaaoy separately. Foot locker $1·$5 · white coat with
favors5c-aceach.Elec· cabinet, color TV· trunk $7. Lamps mlnlt'collar taree size
trlc heater $15. Bean bag radloateRlo, TV does not 15·$12.50. B&W TV $25. $8· Polaroilcamera $15:
cbair or mattre11 $25. worlc, $20. 339 W•ke Treasurechesttrunk$20. leatherhauoclt$3· aetot Ca~alns $2-$20, Drapea Foreat Rd. COllta Mesa B a b y r o c It e r S 7 • 16 drinking g1asM. wtth
:fat! ~=al~t~0!; DODGE Dart radiator for :,.00~:S:~ :t ~!:i~ ~~ h~.i ~':w't8i:
'Wr_k St.SO _pacU,e. 31 11 t1 ck ae tu P U 5 • table '8. Dlsllel lOc each. J.... bnmeUe ...i ..... b1M szo. St.eteo lic<>rd Automatic transmlulon '7B·0'11115or5tl.aat .... .... b .. d .. .,., p_{ayer $20. Pole Jamp f7. coo 1 er '1 o. Dart wl1let .... an b•I• 'llltM llhelf tenaklopole (!rlvtahaftl for manual PORTABLE ba1ketboll 50c·$M5. Saturday and
spaceaaver $10. Crib tl1e o r a u t _, m a t I c goal, Sears deluxe model 8unda1 llam-4pm. 11701
nfattreu $10. Lamp 13, tran1mlniona SlO each. $25. Twin mattress, box· Deodar St.. FQuntalft
F1ur TV tr.a.YI •· Plant Two 11" •oe>rts car •now spring and frame $25. 1._V_al_Iey _______ _
table sio. Infant blkt tlrea$10t•dl.IMW918 Shutt*Z'a ti.SO$$. Small TWO 145·SR·l3 tteeJ
s4at S15. Aluminum told· Gl\El!!N tonnlc~ ~ child'• bucklt ski l>oota, radial tires $5 eacb · ~~d!~ :0.1i'O:r~f:! set. ae" rOand with leaf ~!h.. 1!:.!:.·= ~ 1bo"er&ort5.11G-975''
hibcasit 15, IO'' woodert and fOtaf thatn. ~5. adult p. Ahamlnwn win· EV.EL l{nelvel stunt door $10. 31'' screen door Green antfQl.led round dow •· 8ewtnJ pattema, e1c1 .. fl: crash e.r ts;
as.20''xtO"bollowe<n P•~t:l•l table $10. mu1nev•uledJ.Oc.a5c. sc:tramble •an •t:
dior $10. 41" haatlns Hf., Gl141N camp•r t~nk $2.fO; sltop H1bt $US. ?J.• tan
9'ChJd, Coruia dtl ¥a.r,
Siturdaytnd Sonda.1
SINGLE day bed $25. 846-4226
Call afLer 4:00 PM. ---------1 645-0881 SEWlNG machine $25;
Danish sectional SU;
HIDEABED $25. Oc· coffee table ~: cabinet.
caslooal chain, red & sink $2$; ldng headboard
black SIS each. Mirrors
f12. 545-6.191
XX·LARGE, ladies
polyester pants and tops,
size 26,,., $3 each. 6'5-8149
WETSUIT $20. Diving
aloves '5. Backpack $5.
673·2556. Good condition
TWO oventuffed chain
on casters $7 .50 each.
Good ~ondltlon. Oven·
PUSH rqower catcbtr
SU. New edcer $10. Garden t.ooll, boae $!·St.
hanging redwodqd
bask.eta $1.50. 0
ffawallan l.-n tlkl $15.
Sultca. SS-$10. BowliD(
E Qmstmaa wnalh
wl\h velvet bow $10. Men'• h11a .. 1e S10.
Radio *10. Vacuum $2$.
End table, marble top
condltlon.
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can't take. Must hav lovaq bm..-.Z.7
Lrg blk abort hair mal like new, butcher block dos. Nd.a runnina room. formica tbl fr s Avooado
$46-3:1111.2 • celery Nau1. cbrt.
S100.M48"9
Fw wit•• lNE'lTE '2" md, 11" ............... •••••••• &ear. 4 hl·back aokl vinyl
Sl'OREWlDE SALE cbra OD caslera $300.
New• used Cwn, appJ'1, _644_-6406 __ . ____ _,
Xlnt solid hardwood, oil
• refl.nah 8 drwr Clemco
: desk. Beauttlul for borne
or otnce. szoo. 1 cor • 2
1 end tbls, solid hardwood.
· Nevermar topa. f75 all. 1
col & 2 end tbla, aolld oak
$30. 1 waab ba1ld 15, --------•
962·7805 I' sofa $ZS. Cuatom made
bar m. DiDiq rm butch Sora. table II cbair. f75. occaatonal chair,
Spanish. LooM cuahlona. doll c rad le 1 (for ,~fOl'all. 5Sl-0571. Cbrlatmaa). All·l'M
Full bide·a·bed, kln1 radio SIS. Plusb plllk
bdrm ael, iueen matt., carpetlnJ •1 yd. Red
game lb & c b r 1 , acultured carpetlll1~
matcblna aerverl coll. yd, M ·db aba1 $1 • tbl, wall unlla, ampa, E••rJtllla1 IOH t la sofa• tove ... t. wd coff, weekend. at CabrWb,
lbla .... 51118 CK, (r.r). --------~
King Sz wat.rbed, bee
& vibrator. DELUXE.
Good cood. 551.1511,
Sln1le bed w /frame. --------• dresaer w /mirror, nit
stand SlOO. tlU-7251
KINGSIZE Waterbed,
padded frame w/heater.
Xlnt cood. 9230, 980-aat•
French Provincial dinlDl•--------lable "a chairs (1 ~t>. _ _..._...._. ....... ..._ __ _
• 9" leave•. Comp. wltb
both white • brown tab
pads. Xlnt cond. fdS.
673-3UO
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dlreclly into your bome . . . on your
TV talkln& to your ~hlldren -each by
name. A Chr istmas thrUl they'll
remember!
Juat $25
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New Brand Name PlancNI
1~ over coat.
Beach MUlic c.at.. 1'1~ Beacb Blvd, B.a ..., ....
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Eleotra Ster Syatm
w /bdpbna SlOO .
Pbonemate •10, Lafayette 8 tr car Dlu•<new> '10. Aharon t eb PoUce ICDI' $50,
~CBw/antAC ennt *50. Rad Shk 2w a
cb W1lk·T1llc p), All
ltema nearl)' ilU. Rob
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Used Interceptor,
Ualv.....i -Ot111. Tom IUhr l!hrlne Serv.
hp Chr1aler Heall·
llarloe ••&loe • '511/ofr.
SEA RAY'S
Al lt71Hd1 ..
11•.30•
HA•llSOM'S
SIAIAY mrSo. Kal.n.&.A.
MNlll 3101 Coutllw)', N.B.
611.Jl47
$fm/olfer. Iha ftberC)aa Alden 87~•~ Rowtq Sbell, ' oan, 2 Owneraacnnc.. ommercial (15~ D alldlnc seat& approa 15 ,.. flber&lu Mitchell'
waxer • poi1alMI' $JU. PIANO. Blood, •Pinet. lba. ll' ..,,,,,,,: xlnt ~ I /B. n• o.!n 50 ._J> ~ Xlnl cood. Beat offer pooiotr. 815.uu, JobaacmO/B. witrir. --------Ii-~ lllnk Cape, ov••· CalU4CMll5'f a.lOAJll or aft 5PM. '1'1 ... J'&E~~IJ'T :: ~•Ruby Rlq, a..a Hamm::~ or-'14' Sldff x.lnt cood a~ uat tell 31' Bertram FOR SON as DAD! .now Te>paa rtni. I~ _ .. p spei er1. BP~. 8 life Jacttta. flybrd1e aprt f1br.
G "N" I H.tnctmllide Quilta. bus• Rb)1luD Kiac. Xlnt concl. lla .._ b •~oo r-..i.-....a.. • .. _~~ m:d:~xtr.b.c~ HO Traln Set, many SUD or moroa $2150. ~ ~ :!i·1 -1214 ~ ~~·
wllb station bo111H, xtru. Antique mJnlature a.-Notttnihlm. NwptBcb rrMm:left
mowtt.aio tunnela, ronat. lteameqloe. 1a-ae SI 1 ,....... 1094 ·-.------....--..
vllla1ea, etc., etc. •Beautiful old empire ....................... ltnlf.. fOIO• 11'111 toll -----------1 many more e:atraa. dre11er saso. Call g• I" 8urfboard with MW ............ ••••• .. •••• ...... •••••••••• .. •••H
Cmtom la)'OUt oa S' a I ' 14'1·21.ZlorMT-mT. fin ts leub·SU. f'laeberl•---------------•
Super1la11 anow11tls, · 11911JID:1"1l\TT TUI liken .,, lo Bdni.·$15. n...tl '.ll11l.L1l.lb Klr-500 Wood lTOCID
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alao' full canva1 Cal ---------• Jo9iil Fella' at 6&2--0010 o 1-----------1----------..,.1
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1977
IAYLAUMCH
17' SorenlOll Sloop cmplt
w/1tux mtr Sl'TSO. cvs
7S2-8259 dya S21·5920 Bob.
9070
Diesel, 18' 675 7665 •••• •• •••••••• • • •• •••••
35' FLYBR I DGE
Sportrisher, twn G'1C
dieael1, C 8. VJ II-', A I'.
WANTED
Sailboat berth
642 7712
Ha I I er. rec or ii 1 n SC Wanlt.'d Live aboard slip ------
sounder + lols more! or berth for 37' :.loop. MOTOR HOMES
Very cln M1,1!.l 1tell Permanenl or tem· FOR RENT
qwckly for new boJl. porary ull mid June. Top From $100 wk. 770-0644
•77 GMC PICKUP
•'Slerrtl GrMdt ..
Like NE W ! va.
uul.Omal1c. pwr. steer·
mg. air cond. " is extra, extra cleun! <1083382).
SAVE MOW!
COSTA MESA
DATSUN $33.SK. 675·92.9'l dollar paid 548 3560 -. --RENT Fireball 23' Setr 284SHAJtBOR BLVD
7120' ope.n S2CJO Hcwaril for helping cont. Auto 1aif. CC. CB, 5'"0.641 o 54"021 l
$6,000 SklpJack. frnd a slip rental for a 32 ' !>lereo, SIP9664S-2'l83 ,. ""
6730-3417 !:.lander Ueam llT", -
-----\t'rt1clc <:learancc 46' 29 ft ApoUo motorhome. GIGANTIC 18' GLASSPAR w :shp Wkd\~ <7141 !*.839657. llusl see l.O a'?precla~! Evinrude. Beaut. cond Wknd1t 17l41987 9617. Cull John l' eller al
$1000. Ownr. 962 389K -642-00lOor 54-0-82U
'76 sc:-Ruy 24 fl . W.ANTED· SO' :-.lir> for im 23' F ld •-Str--• ~all boat anywhere! IC "' ea~, wkender. 255 Mere , low 64 •. 72417AM t SAM loaded w/xlras, lo m1,
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CHEVROLET
2828 JteriliOf Blvd.
COSTA M1':SA 54~1200
WEPAYTOPOOLLAR
FOR TOP tJSED CARS
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or CLASSICS WAMTID TO IUY
U your car la extra clean Quality used BMW•.
aee1.111flnt IOYCAIV IMW IAUR IUICll 1MO Jamboree Road
2925Harbor Blvd NEWPORT BEACH
ea.ta Mesa 979.2500 64cu.444
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1976 Capri 11 P /S, cusl.Om mt, AM·FM ca111, snrf.
nu Urea. Aakmg $395().
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Capri II 1978. P ,S, A C.
AM1 FM cauctle, besl
offer. 5$2-3728
'74 Capn, 4 spd. AM/F'M,
sunrf. xlnl rurining cond.
48,000 ml. $2200. 493.2371
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VIIF.c1.111t.canva11,cteplh50 vr old 32' Power
finder. $14,500 Oflt•r "ciassic Beauty" needi. Hollday Special
TRUCK SALE
MOWIM
PROGRESS WE ·74 Capri 2000 nuns aood.. • X1nt cond. Cit-an S'l2()0. _..
1 ·213.823·~1 a bert~ 711·634-1134 * Winter Rates • c~ IY l'HOHE
SEA llAY· '73 2l' Xlol N~c..>dt.>d lmmed Slip for $250 wk+7< mile. Fully 546-1201 Fasl f'ull ranv Sl111 40· Sallboul. Live self·conlalned motor
Trlr s1:;oo. T 0 P Owr Aboard Call 640-0199. home. Color TV. Power 675~ --plant. sips 8. R . V FORMORt:DETAILS
. ::-. loah. Storage 9090 Reynold& !'dot.or Horofl.
J6 Granctbanki. T S ful ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642 7415 CONNELL ly e4u~p ·~ liri:.tol Boat&RVSlorul(espace:. -·----~ 673 103'1 avail S30 mo Z"'cwport Trailen. TrcrYel 9 I 70
MEED
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• LINCOLN MCACURY :J5 ' CHRIS Tri Lab10, Uunl'S. 1131 Back Bay ··~··•••••••••••••••••• CHEVROLET
loadt!d liO hr:. un t"n Or Nwpl Bch 64-1-0510 18 Prowler. self-conl, 2828 Harbor Blvd 2626 HARBOR ILVD.
Chr>sler "8·:.. lt.l ~1:1,soo 1900. gd cond $2200 COSTA MESA COSTA MESA
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lakei. thu, wknd 1>-1:. :lO!>l TraMportotlon 552·~ ·~. •
• •••••••••••••••••••••• • 91 .• T • S C . it> Dodge 4x4 Sharp. WE IUY 18 Bayboal. t t·~ 1 I 8 66 1 2 er1! · • xtra ~Jany xtra:.. Make offer. Need~ TLC Full rnv. ~. S•/ clean. sips 6. $2095. Call M8944~ USED CAIS!
S!l50.6l5 lllO R...+ 912 830-2001 ----We're lhe new Chevrolet
--•••••••••••••••••••••• • ,. , 11175 1-'0RU 1 ~Ton Custom dealer:1h1p in lhe Irvine
Grand Banks f'or Sale. Big cabove 18 1-ireball 65· Self-cont. Shortbed·V8. aul.Omalsc, Auto Center. We need
camper. xlnt cond dbl .axle, sips 6• Cully AM1f'Mstereotape,side yourusedcar! 36 Heasonablc Cull536·7 eqwpped. si4oo or ofr lanks. air bhocks. JOE . -642-1160 __ chrome pipes, chrome
Twin il~l. Jkw+ mun} Datsun camper shell. 1976 8 31 T .1 ,, It stcpbumper, fog lamps. M,6C PHERSOM
l•xtras Sup,•r cond compltlle SSOO 2243 "A" " rat er. a .. u · b t ET s:;;,,ooo ur otr (7l4 1 H l • i.) C!\f pel park. Near ocean 1,1lton larp, mo!is CHEVflOL
673·8271 u i::er:s r. ' --Lowrent.Aft.3,631·0921 cuslo~1P1Uint. 550
200; Pr · 21AutoCeotetOrlve
'72 R11nchero camper pty Ca ~·O!ll a ter 4 IRVINE
'74 ZODIAC 151 ·• w '75 .io shell Xlnt cond Aatoa A5erv1:;f..+;400 pm. -768-7222 h p . ~1crc motor & 493·0071 CCH ff ·115 1 T Ch p u t Sh1>relin<' lrlr $2100 --••••••••••••••••••••••• 2• evy 'uct' ape 11911-3.5$5 d vs. ti36·032J ,., If CM PR Sips 4. icebox, '64· '77 U sect M u11 tan II ilk. air sh ks, n e whl Autos, hnoorted
· i.tv. A1C. jacks. hkt new Parts. 990 No. Parker, spoke rr whls. 2 aux gas ......... ~:: ......... .
McGregor Y .1rhl IOAO
1~· l"eadshlp Sl lM1I
4ti' Alskn twn di.I $120K so· Col1,1mb1a Sip $851:\.
35' Angleman Ktch S43K
ro50 847 ~art 5PM Orange. Call 99'7·2000 ~~xllra whls. SlOOO. GaMral 970 I
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8' Cabo\·er Camper. sips For sale; 67 225 16. ever·
l. rcfr1g. slO\ c. S3!19. ything. except radiator.
l'.1Sh 546·21J.I ~
Bargain Spon.a Car
Citroen Maserall '7.S. lo
mi's. Gray w1blk llhr
New Ures. ball. Best ofr
tokes 833·3066
73 ALFA CCMtpe
One owner car. s apeed
trans .• (105KHA> l year.
12.000 mm• wurant.y
available.
$3999
C?11andMtn 2001 lat SA M8·8000 22.000 ml, 4 1pd, priced
~_!~bk ~&-2115
1973 .,,...10 '76 Alfa Spider. Red. Ex·
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BARWICK DATSUN
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260%
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4 speed, (act. air, pwr. ---------i brakes. radio. tinted
glass .ti mags. <830KJY > $5195
BOB WITHAM VW
7600 Weslmln.&ter Ave.
893· 7551or638· 7880
Westmin11tflr
1973 DATSUM .
2401
4 speed. fact. air. pwr.
brakes, radio. heutcr t11
ma11. <399KAA >
$4295
808 WJTitAM VW
7600 Westminster Ave
893·75.Sl or 638·7880
W11tml111ter
72124 SPORT
$1500
'72 Hard-top, Canary
'76 Fiat 131. under 6,000 nu, AM 'l''M 8 trk, AC.
auto. xlnt cond. SJ200
1975RAT
124 SPIDER
COHVEITlll..E
With stereo & low mi.Its·
In immaculate coftdi·
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With cab level 1hell Fae-Hood bra. 961Hl863
l.01')' air cond , uul.Omal1c Aid 9707 trans .. rallyc wheel:. & muny deluxe extras. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Reah1harp! <42846P ). 1973 Audi 100~. needl
$3288 fronl brakes .ti mutflor,
other wise xlnt cond
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968-7467 Nabers
Cadillac
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good. Lug rack, rad1»h1 engine. all records. •• • v ...... 1 $1575. CallM8·7957 many xtras $5600 Must ....._ '""'
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ly equ1p·t1 l mo old ••••••••••••••••••••••• immaculate cond, $1450 new paint. S2.000tbalofr.
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paint. intenor & sll•rcu 1WOJ•mboror TR7 silver. AC. AM .f"M.
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