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Barik Bandits Held .
Trio Linked to Mesa Heists
A trio of alleged Orange Coun·
ty bank robbers, including a mu~tachfocd man who matches
descriptions of a suspect who
robbed !bur Costa Mesll banks
durin g a recent two -week
period, W8$ arrested Friday al a
Garden Grove motel. police re· ported.
The two.man and one-woman
team, which police 11ald may
also be responsible for robberies
in Westminster and Long Beach,
was booked In Garden Grove on
robbery charges and later
C'Atal Talks
trans(erreq to Long Beach, said
Garden Grove Detective John
Woods.
The suspects have been
Identified as Zl·year-old Nancy
Ca rol BurlfTe and Dennis
Harvey, 29, both of Paramount,
and 24-rear-old Robert John
Dykstra, a translent.
Det. Woods said at least one of
the male suspects had been
linked to a Tuesday robbery in
Long Beach and ttiat police arc
attempting to match
descriptions of a female bandit
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Contract Proposal
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Rejected by Council
Associated Press Writer
WASHI~GTON CAP > -The
United Mine Worke(s union·s
Bargainjng Council early today
rejected a revisf>d industry con·
tra c·t propos al und Labor
Secretary Ray Marshall said the
Carter administrativn ''will take
appropriate action in the im
Clemente Man
Wins ·$95,000
In Damages
A San Clemente man who un·
derwent a gall bladder operation
and then found that he still had
his gall stones has bffb given
$95,000 in damages by an Orange
County Superior Court jury.
The panel awarded the
dam ages to Atansio Gallegos.
51 , after finding that Dr. David
Ascher· of Santa Ana was
negligent during surgery carried
out in October, 1970.
ll was testified that Gallegos'
s tomach problems continued
after his surgery and it look four
years for doctors to discover
that his illness stemmed rrom
the failure lo remove a part of
the bladder that contained gall
slones.
The jury was told that during
those four years Gallegos had
suffered two heart attacks and it
was no longer possible for him to
undergo further surgery to re·
move the gall stones
Guns and Jewelry
Taken in Burglary
A burglar who ransacked a
Santa Ana Heights home carried
off gons, jewelry and several
sets of coins. Orange County
sheriff's officers said,
DepuUes said the thGrt oc·
curred at. the home ~f rel41't'e
l{enry Welton Cl'awtord, 58, of
~304 Cypres~ St. lntr\lders pried
,qpen the l~k to pin entry. The
loss is vafueclat $1,500.
mediate future' to deal with the
effects of the 75-day coal strike.
Marshall, who has been con·
ducting a lrl)ost nonstop
negotiations for two days in an
attempt to end the strike, con·
firmed that a temporary federal
takeover of the coal mines is an
option that the administration is
considering.
At a 4 a.m. EST news briefing.
Marshall said the barga+trfng
Council's rejccUon or the C'OO·
tract proposal was a "severe
disappointment to us."
Bargaining Council member..
said the vote was unanimous
against the industry proposal.
which union spokesmen
described as "the final, best of·
fer" submitted by the
Bituminous Coal Operators' As·
soclation.
The council members said the
council also voted 26-11 against
submitting the contract proposal
to a rank-and-file ratification
vote without recommendation.
Marshall said the final in
dustry proposal "certainly
see med to be"' the coal
operators final offer when he
was negotiating with them.
As of now it looks li~e lt'.a. not
possible for us to ha ve n
n eg otl ated ,&.settle m e nl, · ·
Marsliall said. He said he would
meet with bjs staff at 8 a.m.
before going to President Carter
with recommendations on how
to proceed.
In addition to discussing
seizure of the coal mines.
Marshall said binding
arbitration is a consideration
and noted, "We have also been
preparing for Taft-Hartley." the
federal law which permits the
government to seek a back to
work court order.
Woman Sued
In Dog Bite
A Huntington Beach couple
who claim that. a neighbor's dog
Inflicted sever«! facial injuriek
on their 3-year·old daughter
sued lh~ neighbor Friday ror
$100,000 in damqes.
Named as defendaht. in lhe
Orange Colm1y Superior Court
lawa.uit filed by Kathleen and
Hhn -Garas•y;-:4972 Scenam
Drive, is 8rehaa O.rcli.
MiH Garcia a·:flanaW u the
owner of a German epbefd
dog .m~h allegedly bit Tanya
Garnsey, 3, when the child tried
to pet lhe animal. .
who robbed a Bank of America
branch in Westminster Feb. 9.
Costa Mesa Det. Sgt. Sam
Cordeiro said descriptions of
suspect Harvey are very similar
to those given by local · bank
tellers who were vic;timized four
times between Jan. 23 and Feb.
6. The robber netted 4,500 in the
heists. ·
Garden Grove police
described llarvey as a male
about six feet tall with brown
hair and a mustache.
A man matching the same
description is also being sought
for a Sl,000 bank robbery last
Friday 1n Newport Beach.
Jn the Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa heJsts, an apparent·
ly unarmed man has presented a
note and a paper bag lo tellers
befon• l'!'icap1ng with cash
ln all five local heists, the
bandit. described as "quick and
lucky ." has been wearing a blue
windbreaker and light colored
pants.
Det. Cordeiro speculated that
the male-female robbery team
may he "a group of hyJ>(>s" and
~aid Costa Mesa police first
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12 Dead,
5 Missing
l~Bombini
BELFAST. Northern Ireland
CAP> A bomb tore through a
crov. ded restaurant outside Belfast, leaving 12 dead and ri ve
missing in wbnt could be the
worst terrorist attack In 8\~
years of sectarian warfare.
The Friday rught blast turned
one of Northern Ireland's most
popular night spots. where 450
people hod gathered for two
separate dinner-dances, into a
flam mg horror.
"We beU1eve there are several
bodies stall In there," a police of.
ficial swd. "The number of dead
could go as high as 20."
At least 21 others were in-
jured. Many of the dead and
wounded were children.
Firemen said most of the dead
were fire victims.
The worst previous terrorlst
atlack occurred Dec. 4, 1971 ,
when 15 people were killed in a
bomb blast at McGurk's Bar in
Belfast.
A policeman safit Friday
night's bomb went off without
warning "and there are bodies
all over the place."
The bomb exploded on an out>-
side window ledge of the main
dining room of the La Mon
House Hotel in Castlereagh, a
s taunchly Protestant area on
Belfast's southeas~m outskirts.
The blast started a fire that
ripped through the one·Story
wooden buiJdmg. a convert.eel
farmhouse, police reported.'
Witnesses aaid a second bomb
explOded in the perklne lot as
1uests, many of them women
with partJ drenes ablaze.
tum bled throllp Sile doors lnto
the ntgh .
"They .roDed in the grass tty.
in1 to ~t the names out," said
freelance photograp.ber Blll
Hamilton Who arrived on a photo
asslgnmm moments before the
bombs ex'pl ed.
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IDELLE AND JAY JUNGBLUTH AT WORK IN CHURCH
Their Poaltlve Answer to Destructive Arsonist
Love's Labor
Artist Repairs HB Chilrch
By ROBERT BAltUB °' .. Dlllr ...... 11..c
Idelle Jungbluth. who laugbJngly aays lbat she Is Hunt·
1ngton Beach's answer to Michaelangelo, is busy with the paint
and brush again.
MRS • .IUNGBLUTll labored for two years painting the in·
terior of the historic Newland House. She bas turned her at·
tention to the SL Mary's By The Sea Church at 10th Street
and Oranee A venue ·
The altar or the church was destroyed by an monist's at·
tack last ~ember. Mrs. :Jungbluth a church member, is de·
corating panels at the altar, which s;Jrered extensive damage.
SHE HAS BEEN climbing a lO·foot scaffold daily for three
weeks Shl' ex~ts to be rinlshed In another seven days or so.
Mrs. Jungbluth. who receives help from her husband, Jay,
said that her project Is a labor of love.
"I just Love it here,'' she says. "It Is so peaceful and q\Uet.
"It also Is pne or the most beautiful buildings in the city,''· she
said.
"l'M JUST becoming a regular Michaelangelo," she teases.
Mrs. Jungbluth, SS. has t~en college art classes through
the years. She has designed stage sets for local productions and
thinks that she might like to be a court lllustralor one day.
The church was built in 1923.
Mrs. Jungbluth says she ls particularly impressed by the
beauty of the stained glass. the high-beam arcbite<:ture and
statues.
"JUST ABOUT all the Items here are genuine art objects," \
she says
Three ~en linked bt Irvine ~lice to the robbery Monday
night of an Irvtne home were ar·
rested Friday night and booked
irito the Orange County Jan.
Officers identlOed the trio as
James Earl Reevl?s, 19, Geoffrey
Alan Gibson, 21, and Mark
Hadley, 22. all or Orange.
tr~ine-polite said the trto t.rllS
4trested at Reeves' home Where
broperty taken in the Shot&Wl
holdup of a Fireside Drt .bome
waa recovered.
,.hey said the property lnc:IUded
a $13,000 CadJll•c a television set
and video and tape recording
equipment.
All were booked on criminal
cbar1es tbat included armed
robbe('y and conspiracy. Reeves was-booked on tile addlUonal al·
legation or possession or a
shotgun.
Bail was set a~ $25,000 each. It
hactnotbeen piosted;earlyt:oday.
fficers said they bellve the men to be the trio who
their we.y into an Irvine
robbed the occupants at
tot uhotgun.
Wonian
13th LA
Victim
LOS ANGELES ("P) -A
20.year-old Glendale woman
~ho was considering moving
home with her mother becaus&
she feared the Hillside Strangler
has become his 13th victim.
sheriff's officials said Friday.
The body of Cynthia Lee
Hudspeth, a savings and loan
cJerk, was found crammed in
the trunk of a car that was
pushed over the side of a cliff in
the Angeles National Forest
near La Canada, about 15 miles
north or downtown Los Aneeles,
deputies said.
She was the second strangler
vlctlm from Glendale, and
friends said they ~lieved Miss
Hudspeth k¥w Lissa Teresa
Kastin, the killer's third victim.
However, this could not be im·
mediately confirmed.
She was "a good person • • •
very religious," said Gloria
Smith, a neighbor of Miss
Hudspeth 's mother in Echo
Park, who had known the ·slain
woman for JO years. She said
Miss Hudspeth '+'as not part or
the Hollywood street scene, as
were s~veral other stran~ler
victims.
JI
A not her ne ighbor, Betty
Cordova, said she had known
Miss Hudspeth since seventh
grade and that the slain woman
had worked as a secretary at an •
Echo Park ~hu.rch and taught
Bible classes. Echo Park is
about five miles northwest of
downtown.
The neighbors said Miss
Hudspeth visited her mother fre-
quently and had saJd she was
conaldering moving home with
her because she fear-ed the
Hillside Strangler.
Neighbors said they last saw
Miss Hudspeth when she visited
her mother Wednesday, and that
fhe young woman failed to show
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SunJ.esert
Ro~rPlant
Campai,gn Set
SAN DLEGO <AP> -A public
relations campaign ln bebalf of
the proposed Sundesert nuclear
power plant is being mounted by
San Diego Gas & Electric Co.
Spokesmen for the lltility say
petitions wilJ be circulated
throughout Southern Calltoniia
for signatu res backing
Sundesert.
The fate of the project pro-
posed near Blythe in Riverside
County Is in the California
Legislature. A bill to exempt it
from state nuclear regulatory
law has passed the Senate but
faces an uncertain future in the
Assembly.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. op·
poses it.
After the Californta Energy
Com mission recommended
against approval or Sundesert,
the San Dieeo utility said the
turndown ~ "make meeting
our mld·1980i elec:trLc power
needs impossible."
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Saddlebac:k Valley UnUled
School District trustees have ap.
proved an exchangb of two s~h!>ol sites with the Mis&lon V1eJo Company.
The land swap could earn the district $265,000.
Trustees agreed Wednesday to
exchange a high school site in
the undevelOl>t¢ Mj,Ssion Viejo
Indu=·al P•rk for Another site
at A o Road and Los Alisos Bou anJ.
Appraisers tuive said the dis·
trict's site, which was purchased
about three years ago for S2
million, is now worth about $3
million if put lo an industrial use
and $5 million if used for
res ldential development.
The Mission Viejo Company's
land has bt.~n appraised at $4.9
m.illion.
The, district also plans to ex-.
change its present elementary
school site across from the
Montanoso Recreation Center
foe company land at Entidad
and Los Alisos Boulevard.
The district's land, which was
purchased in 1968 for $327 ,000, is
now valued at about Sl.2 million.
The company's land has been
appraised at $1,035,000
Robert Ferguson, director of
facilities and services, said the
d4:velooer bas a~reed to pay the
difference if the district's
property is more valuable than
the company's property.
District officials already have
usked the county to change the
zoning designation on their high
school site to residential tr this
is done, Ferguson said, the dis·
t ril"t would rl'alize $265,000.
Plans currcnlly arc being
made for the l'lcmentary school
which is scheduled to be ()pened
In 1980.
The high school 1s expected to
be needed in 1981 .
No one commented on lhe ex-
change during a pubhc hearing
held by tru!>lees before they
unanimously approved plans for the swap.
BANDITS ...
became awfrc or th\! trio theon
t>arher lhis week "It was Just ~
matter of time,'· he added
The three suspects were ar-
rested al <1 motel on Harbor
• Boulevard in Garden Grove
'l.bortly before 9 u m Friday.
Garden Grove police said a
~mall handgun was recr,vered
from the motel room.
FBI agent~ handling the re·
cent COWlt)'·Wlde rash or bank
robberies could not be reach<!d
for comment late f'r1day
afternoon
Titieves Get Rugs
LOS ANGELES <AP)
Oriental rugs valued al SISO,QOO
were stolen from a West Los
An~clcs store by thieves who cut
a hole in the brick wall or an ad-
101n1ng shop
'GEORGE' THE CAPY,BARA OF SOUTH COAST
Is HI• Long Saga Over at Latt?
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Das the Capx hara . ..
Rlln His Course?
By JACKI E HYMAN
Ol IM Dall, l'lltil St.II
IS GEORGE DEAD!
~e. the 100-pound rodent, a mernber o( the South
American capybara family, has been mystifying and elud·
ing Orange Coast authorities for the past two years.
This weelt, he may or may not have been kllled on
Laguna Canyon Road. He may even have been killed
twice.
Most local residents prQt)ably had never hearc;t of a
capybara until two years ago, when the
rodent emerged from unknown origins
to romp arounctCamp Pendleton, easily
eluding various traps and snares set Cor
him.
Sporadic sightings were noted dur·
ing the months after Marines gave up
the chase, and George waa reportedly
seen as recently as six weeks ago in
Irvine.
AND NOW, PUZZLED authorities MYMAN
say, he may be as hard to catch in death as he was in life.
If. indeed, he's dead.
There is unquestionably a dead capybara, currently in
the hands or Lion Country Safari officials.
But a spokeswoman pointed out that Lion Country has
its own herd of capybaras and that one may well have
escaped, only to be found dead Friday beside 1raguna
Canyon Road near the San Diego Freeway.
"We don't haye a head count" or capybaras in the
park, the spokeswoman said. And, since two
hippopotamuses w~re able to squeeie under a fence and go
for a stroll in Jrvin'e last week alter heavy rains eroded the
soil. it's not lfnreasonable to think a capybara could have
done the same.
But did one?
AODING TO THE MYSTERY is the ract that a dead
capybara was first reported seen al that location on
Wednesday, and then vanished.
Orange Coast College physical education instructor
Dean Westgaard said he was driving onto the northbound
405 Wednesday morning when he s11w what looked like a
deer lying LO the middle of the road
But then, Westgaard l>&id, "I had a very good look at
its face as I went by. ll looked like a huge rodent. l felt
really bad because I'd been following the story in the paper."
Several reports were called in and Lion Country of-
ficials and a Daily Pilot reporter went Lo the scene. All
they round was blood, no capybara.
. Then early Friday the California Highway Patrol
, spotted a dead capybara In the same area and called Lion
Country officials, who found rt.
WILL A NAMELESS GRAVE al Lion Country be the
last f'esllng place or George, the carefree rodent named
after Camp Pendleton base game warden George
McCleary, who never could catch it?
Was it even the same capybara reportedly spotted only
six weeks ago munching greenbelt grass in Irvine?
Unless the rodent -who, by the way, is or was a
harmless vegetarian -turns up again, the legend of
George may have come to an end.
But. judging by the elusive rodent's record. not one but
a cornucopia of capybaras may soon be reported bere,
there and everywhere along the coast.
Jarvis Meas11re Jabbed
Ed Davis, California
Republican candidate for gov·
ernor, said Friday night in Hunt-
ington Beach that there is no
que~lion but that the Jarvis
initiative will pass in June.
But the former Los Angeles
polic-e chief told a large crowd at
a Huntington Stach Chamber of
Commerce installation dinner
there is a big question in his
mind whether lt should or not.
"It's not the perfect answer."
Davis sajd. "It's neither good
nor bad."
Davis said that the biggest im·
pact on the property-tax
limitation measure would fall on
schools.
He indicated lhal schools
ORANOICOAIT s
DA ILY PILOT
would be in trouble if slate and
federal govemments bad to pro-
vide 100 percent of sctiool ex·
pens es.
"J can't see Gov. Brown serv-
ing as lhe head school master,"
be said.
Davis touched on several
other issues that included:
-Nuclear energy plants. "The
United States ls becoming a
second class nation. Nuclear
* * Holde n Named
Hun~on's ·
Top Citizen
Steve Holden, Republican
candidate for the 11tate senate in
the 36th diitrlct, Friday night
was named citizen of the year In
Huntington .Beach. .
Honten wo bol'fOl'ed by the
chamber of commerce tor his·
services to the communtily
throughout the yeal\-.
New chamber <0Ulcer1 for the
comlng year also.were awom in
at the chamber'• 64th annual 1n·
stallation banquet.
Jack Feehan, manacer of the
Southern Counties Gas Co.,
replaced Bill Peterson •s the or·
ganlzatJon'• president.
Jerry ~·· waa 1wprn hi as the chamber's first vlce pre$·
ident; Bfll Compton, second
'Vice presldent and Joye• Roll·
in1a. accretary.
energy is a vital necessity."
-Crime. "Laws have to be
toughened. About half the judges
are not toueh enough. They are
like the little girl who put on
her mother's girdle. She di(fn't
have lhe guts for il. ''
-Aliens. "ll is against the law
lo let Mex.ican aliens cross the
border. But we need alien labor
so it might be tile answer to
change the laws."
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A Judge refused Friday to
close the Mitchell Brothers
Theater In Santa Ana despite a
jury's foUng that 11 films shown
there in a two-year period were
obscene and withoul redeeming
social value.
Ju<fae Mar:vin Green cited the
constitutional protection of free
speech Ucl expression in a SO-
P •I• ruling that permit,s.
brothers Arlie •nd James
MilcheU to continue operatihl
the Honel" PJaza Theater.
But the brothers were ordered
in a SO-page opinion issued by
the acting Orange County
Superior Court judge to post a
$100,000 bond that will be in
force for the aext two )'ears.
The funds Will be used to
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BRIAN : ••
his home through two young
girls who said they had been
joy rid in!( with him.
Orficers said they found Mrs
Sparling's jewelry and other er.
fects as well as a .25 caliber
pistol at the house where the boy
lived.
The body or Mrs. Sparling.
mother or four, was found four
days later in mountains above
the San Fernando Valley. She
had been shot twice in the head
at close range with a .25 caliber
pistol, police said .
During the five-day search for
Mrs. Spading, witnesses told
police they had seen a woman
and youth in a car similar to
hers driving into lhe mountain
area where her body later was
discovered by two hikers north
of Foothill Boulevard on Angeles
Crest Highway.
Proceedings leading to Brian
W. 's trial were interrupted in
April when Ms: Maloney sought
to bar the press from the hear-
ing to determme if the youth
should be tried as an adult.
Ms. Maloney told the Supreme
Court that "openness of adult
trials may well improve the
j ustice system in the public in·
terest. But confidentiality and
anonymity are necessary to the
goal of Juvenile la\\, which 1s re-
habiht.auon."
In an opinion by Justice
Stanley Mosk. however. the high
court indicated Wednesday It
favored the role of the press in
monltorinc the administration of
Justice on behalf or lhe pubhc in
preference to press restr<1ints.
Rites H e ld
For Artis t
E. Richmond
Services were held Friday
at O'Connor Laguna Hills
Mortuary, Laguna HilJs, for
Leisure World artist Elsie B.
Richmond.
Mrs. Richmond, 72, died Tues·
day of a heart attack at
Saddleback Community
Hospital. Interment is scheduled
for Acacia, Seattle.
A native of Great Falls.
Montana, Mrs. Richmond Jived
in Leisure World for the pHt 10
years and was an activfi
member or the Art Guild.
Mrs. Richmond is survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Ann
Martin ot Laguna Hills and rour
sisters· Mrs. Helen Cooper,
Berkeley; Mrs. Margaret
Rasnick and Mrs. Ann Donhom
of Leisure World, and Mrs.
Dorothy Perklns of Seattle.
Wash.
The family suggests memorial
contributions to Multiple
Sclerosis or Orange County,
11752 Garden Grove Boulevard,
Room US, Garden Grove, 92643.
defray ony expenses that m'-ht
be incurred by authorities In
connection with the screening ot
any further movies that are
found to be obseeoe, Judge
Green ruled.
And he warned the operators
of tbe theater that Santa Ana
police must be allowed unllmit·
ed access to the theater at all
Umn for the purpose of eva1utt•
tng wha~ .may be Ute 1>9rno-
eraphie content ol movi~s.
, Viewlna of movies by an tan· dercover ofllcer during a two-
y ear period that ended in
March, 1977, led the city of
S.ifnta Ana to file a civil action
cbnrglng the brothers with
screenlni ~1 ot1scene movies ln
that two-year span.
The )Ury vlowed <\7 of those
movles in doaed session:l at lhe
Honer Plaza Theater a'nd'
dee lared 11 of them to be obscene.
{The 11 are: .. Fre nch
Classmates .. : "Hungry ldouth''!'
"Sodom and Gomorrah":
•'Sensations••; "Teenage
Fantasies"~ ''The &tory of
Jc>1nn1 .. ; "Behind the Green
Door"; "Inside Marilyn
Cham~rs .. : ••Autobiography or .a Flta"; ''Teenage Cruisers"
and "Love in a Strange Place.11
Lawyers for the Mitchell
Brothers have appealed the jury's
obscenity ruling. It is awaiting
action by the Fourth District.
Court of Appeal in San
Bernardino. ; .
Supports Abortion ,)
San Diego Mayor
Campaigns in 0 €
San Diego Mayor Peter Wilson
brought his campaign for gov-
ernor to UC Irvine Friday.
where politJcal science students
peppered him with questions on
topics ranging from abortion
to South African apartJleid.
Wilson. who is seekine the
Republican gubernatorial
nomination described himself as
"a positive conservative" during.
a short introductory speech about
his six years as. mayor of San
Dieio, then invited questions.
Asked alloul abortion, be said
he supports havln1 the state pay
for abortions for poor women.
.. If you compel poor women
who do not want children lo have
them, you're adding to the
welfare rolls and child abuse,"
Wilson .said, describing his
position as "conservative and
bum anitarian."
He also said that he supports
development of all forms or
energy, including nuclear
energy, and that he will vote
aga1.0st the Jarvis Tax Relief
Initiative although he believes
limits should be placed on gov· ~rnment spending.
On the subject of capital
punishment, he said, "I don't
think that capital punishment rs
a deterrent to crimes or passion.
but I do think it is a deterrent to
violence for profit."
Wilson said he opposes strikes
by public employees, explaining
that. with private firms. the con-
sumer can choose to pay higher
prices or not i£ wages go up.
"But you can only get police
protection from one place,''
Wilson said. "Government is a
monopoly and presumably pro-
vi des essential servic;es.''
Strikes. he said, "would virtual·
ly put a gun lo the head of the
taxpayer."
Jn the case or the current coal
strike, Wilson said, he believes
the Taft-Hartley Act should be
invoked and the miners forced
back to work "because I think
we're going to be crippled by the
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WONT VOTE FOR J ARVIS
Republican WHson
slr11<e if it continues. ·
Some heat(•d interchange
came when several students
asked 1f Wilson would support
the UC Board of Regents' policy
of investing in certain firms that
carry on business in South
Africa
W II son said lhat he would
because the ~mpanies do only a
·small amount of business in that
counlry and because the board
is duly-bound to invest Its money
whcr~ it can gel the best return
"You're willin~ to put money
over human lives'?" a student
responded, referring to South
Africa's policy of racial d1),·
cri m ma Lion.
Wtl.son said he behe\es :.i
boycolt of private compan1c~
would only hurt their employee~.
who are not involved in selling
government policy. '"The way t1l
deal "ith it ts Lo deal \\ ith th£'
government," he said.
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STRANGLER VICTIM. • •
up as planned Thursday night lo
celebrate her mother's birthday.
which was Friday.
Deputies said Miss Hudspeth's
roommate, Michele Exner, re·
ported the victim missing Fri·
day morning.
The string of killings attribut·
ed to a person dubbed the
Hillside Strangler began Oct. 17
with the death of Yolanda
Washington, 20, who wes found
nude and strangled and left on a
hills ide near the Veptura
Freeway
l 'nt1I the bo<h was found Fn·
day. the st rangll•r had not struck
since 17-year-o ld Kimberly
Diane Martin was found slain
the morning after she answered
a pros titution call al a
HollyWOod apartment Dec. 12.
ThQ strangler's victims
ranged in age from 12 to 28,
many of them involved in the.
Hollywood street scene.
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Saturday, February IS, 1118 DAIL V PILOT 113
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Stude11ts l1iteroiew Sclwol Chief -
J,.aguna Beach city otflciaJs ~~n tentative approv1tl from the
Oranee County Tr nsportaUon
Com mission Friday lo seek
tH.000 in sl11le sules tax funds to
nnance n one-year subsidized
taxi service.
'fhe service, at 50 cents a ride,
w.9uld be otf ored to elderly and
bandicapped residents who are ~.nable to use existing transit Jjnes.
O.UrPiiettUH,.....
Wilson Riles . !.lat e
stt~rintencttnt of ~ools. was
grilled Friday by Irvine Unified
School Diatrlct elementary
school students, who spoke w1th
Riles over the district's two-way
television communications
setup.
Riles was attending a con
fer4'nce at Irvine Jllgh School
called to discuss a proposal to
link the Irvine cable system with
sc hool dis tricts across the
country vi a satellite. The seven-day-a-week service
would operate In hilly areas of
L1l&una not served by con-
ventional buses and also would
offer connections from Orange
Ci:ounty Transit District bus
stops to Laguna homes when the
city bus service is not m
operation.
TRW SPACE SATELLITES DISPLAYED AT lRVINE HIGH
School TV Ptograms Wiii Bounce Ott Orb• Uk• The••
About 100 conference
participants heard .Riles answer
student questions from the Los
N a r an j o s . G-r e e n t r ~ e .
Culverdale and University Park
schools.
One younc woman wanted to
City officials estimated the
taxi service would provide about
10,400 traps annually and would
cost $19,600 for the one year. Panel to Profile
Commission Chairman Al
llollinden warned he would vote
against final allocation of the
state funds unless city officials
pledge to continue financing if '
the service proves s uccessful
after its first year.
Commissioners Ralph Clark
and Zika Djokovich expressed
&imilar concerns.
Clark said citizens probably Will become dependent on the
~vice during one year, adding. · tt will be virtually impossible
t.o stop it."
Yet, he said, s tate legi-slallon
J>(U'm allmg a portion of :mies tax·
~s to be used for such service
won't be available after July I .
1980.
K oko Grant , city
adm an1:.trat1vc assistant. said
the city would be able to obtain
more federal funds to continue
the operation in future years
She said 1l will be used to
supplement lhe city's mun1c1pal
bus service .
City officials said they will
coo rd in ate the service so taxis
won 't be dispatched lo areas
served by conventional transit.
The city also wtll control passes
for the s ubsidited taxis to
uligible elderly and handicapped
residents
Paintings Displayed
In Ho~pital Lobby
New paintings by members of
the A rt Guild of Laguna Hills
are on exhibit in the main and
lower lobbies of the Saddleback
Community Hospital, 24451 Via
Estrada, Lagtma Hills
The paintings may be viewed
frtim I to 8 p m. dail y, a hospital
s pokesman '>aid
Dally l"I* Statt -
Looking at ¥ou
Tiger 's alert, loveable and
in n eed of a home. Ile's 11:.?
years old and temporarily
housed at the L'aguna Beach
Anim.il.l:·Shelter. For Jn·
formation ·about Ti~er and
o ther worth~ pet:,,, call
497-3552.
'Clean Indoor Air' . . .,;
Smoking Ban Isslle
Makes Fall Ballot
SACRAMENTO <AP> -A ballot initiative to ban smoklng•ln many
public huildinAS appears to have qualified for the November state ,
ballot. a spokeswoman for Secretary of State March Fong Eu said
Friday.
Prelimrnarv counts from 42 counties indicate that the proposed
"Clean Indoor Air Act" collect·
cd at least 556,000 signatures,
said the spokeswoman. Caren
Daniels.
The initiative needs 3J2,404
valid signatures of registered
voters lo make the ballot
Salt E'ikd
VISALIA <AP) Synanon
filed a lawsuit Friday charging
il was libeled by five residents of
the Badger area where the drug
rehabililataon group has Its
headquarters.
The Tulare County Superior
Court action contended SynanQI)
was libeJed in letters to 'U.S'.
ienators S.I. Hayakawa and
Ian Cranston and Reps. John
rebs and B.F. Slalu. Tbe
f!{ters allegedly . sought an in-
y~tlgaUon of Synanon:
t The suit seeks $2.4 million
rom Howard and Hazel allerto~ E.W. and Mary'Alice fi~mons an~ W.C. Tarben.
Me11tdtd t BAKERSFIELD (AP) -An -f pen Ul.lb ~maui wis retmil-d with her 3-year-old dauahter
re Ftidat' almost six weeks ~er the cbild was re1>9rted
l6napped.
Buon Jobi'.11100 flew Here J~ter pollc~ lpvestt1Jtlna a
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babysitter's tap found little
Briena Jobnsson who reportedly
was abducted from Utah Jan. 7
~rdSnoie
DALLAS CAP) A
s nowstorm blanketed northern
Texas on Friday, dumping up to
five inches in areas where snow
as ,.are, closing schools and
airports and making driving
hazardous.
A reoord seven inches or snow
had accumulated in the Dallas-
ll'ort.-Worth area by Friday
morning, and up lo nine inches
was reported In the Lubbock
area, blowing into 3-and 4-foot-
high drifts.
Retf"etif Oted
TORRANCE (AP) -After al· legedl~ spewing black smoke in·
to tbe air for mote than 1.5
mfnutes. a Mobil Oil refinery
was cited !or excessive &moke
Friday by the South Coaat Air
Quallty Management Dlsttlct.
The citaUon \tas lslued by an
AQM D inlpector caJled to the re-
finery ~Y after the amoke
came bUtowing out ot a nare in
a 1moktstack, omclal1 said.
Members of lbe Orange Coun-
ty Commission on the Status of
Women hope to develop a
statistical profile oC the Orange
County woman for use by county
s upervisors and others interest-
ed ln planning women 's
services.
Jn addition, the 15-member
ad vlsory group hopes to present
legal seminars and a public
forum on the special problems of
female senior citizens during the
coming year
Commissioners wall seek
supervisors' approval for their
proposed projects next month
before proceeding with im-
plementation. .
Commission coordinator
Karen Klammer said the group
also hopes to undertake a study
of job sharing, a proposal that
permits two people to share one
post, splitting salaries a nd
benefits.
Dana Sets Series
On Marine Studies
Or. Jules Crane, professor or
biology at Cerritos College, Wlll
give a talk and show slides of
deep sea inhabitants of the
Southern California ocean at
2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Wind
a nd Sea Restaurant, Dana
Point. Other activities slated
during the final festival of the
Whale Weekend include:
Robin ahd Joe Valencic.
marine science instructors at
Saddlcback College, will survey
the "Wide World of Wha les" at
t 1 a . m . Sunday at the Wind and
Sea re11laurant .
-Marilyn Dahleim . a
specialist in cetacean acoustics.
wiU discuss the killer whale at
11 a .m Monday in the Marina
Ion motel cooCerence room.
-Bill Gilmartin of the Naval
Ocean Systems Center in San
Diego wlll discuss "Pollution
and Disease Problems of lbc Sea
Pete Penguin
Leads Parade
For Festival
Lion" at 2:30 p.m . Monday an
the Marina Inn motel conference
room.
.-The Marine Movie Festival
of se,-oriented films wall screen
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday,
Sunday and Monday m Harpoon
Henry's restaurant.
know tf there Is any hi1her office ~ total t'haQ1 an t
lhllfl tht> one held by the i.late schools " schools chief.
Riles said he's been accused or
believing there lsn 't, buL asked
her tor clarilicalioo.
"l melU\," she said, "lik~ "
there a superintendent or the
country?"
··oh." Riles said, relieved. ''I
thou1;ht you meant the governor,
or lhe president, or someone like that."
Asked by another student
what is the hardest thing about
being superintendent, Riles said,
"H's all tough.
Statewide, he ~aid: ~chool d1!>
trkts would lose $2 9 b1lhon an
r e venue. or 37 perc-l!nt or tht.•1r
comblncd budgets
A sixth-grader fr9m Greentree
gol Ril es to concede that
California hi~h school students
ure performing below nallonal
norms. based un aplitude tests
mea s uring r ead in g and
mathematical abilities.
But. Ril e~ said, prim t1ry
Graders arP doing better than
average. "What grade did you
say you were 1n? The ~ixth
~rade is at about the a\.·erage "
··But gettine money to
operate.'' he elabqrated, ''is tht>
toughest."
Riles complau1ed that af the lie added, ''That 1s one reason
Jarvis properly tax initiative, why we have worked so hard for
Prop. 13, succeeds, "There will educational reform " . Riles said he had visited
schools across the world, !rom :w \ China to Africa. ''Do you thank Om. en th~y have :l con!erence like this
go1ne on? No.
"I dqn't thin there are an)
Other employment projects
proposed for the coming.year in·
elude pubUc service programs
on women's employment options
and a job search workshop.
Commiss i oner~ h ave
scheduled a 7:30 p.m. meeting
Feb. 27 to complete plans for the
upcoming year. Tht! setislon will
be a_! 1be .£D.UD1.Y board of
ed\lcation hearing room, 1300 S.
Grand Ave .. Sant1t Ana.
Ms. Klammer said the com·
mission also hopes to maintain a
master calendar Hsting
activities oC women's or ..
ganizatioos throughout the
county.
The commlssion's child care
committee plans to spon.sor a
symposium on the types of care
available and unmet child care
need s . Later committee
brighter Students In the world
than you are," he sa1d,
Riles compllmented the frvine
district ((tr its use oC television
for education. The closed-circuit
system links 19 schools.
"This conference. and \\'hat it
means.·• Hiles said, "is another
indication of the kind of oasis
Irvine is."
He said television ''denntruly
has a place in our effott to im
prove schools ."
He .said the lrvuie plan tu
bounce television signals or d1~~
trict activities off satellites lo
other districts would link
cultures.
He said new leglslalton would
provide funds that "eocourjlge
the kind of experimentation that
is going on m Irvine."
members plan to develop a Bl ... Hi B
guide listing available child care aze l8 ar
services. WELLS. Nev. 7AP) T\\o
Other proposed projects in· -volunteer firemen suffered
elude developing a list of self-minor tnJuries Friday when can~
defense classes offered in the or hair spray exploded during a
county. and collecting data on tire that engulfed Donna's Bar
women's health concerns. an Eastern Nevada brothel. '
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GOLCONPA, Nev. <AP) -The holder of Social Security
number 500-80·4623 ls a pig. Jn fact, he's a drOnken pt1.
Waterhole Ike never worlu~as dozens, It not hundreds, of de·
pendenu; and just rolls around fl the mud.
EVERY MORNING HE COMES INTO Mark Cowley's cafe-
tavem·.._ Waterhole No. 1 -and drinks beer from a flve-1allon
bucket. The bar is located in this Northern Nevada town -
population 50 on a crowded day.
"He's all right until about 10:30 a.m. and then be comes in, has
his drink and he's in hoa heaven," Cowley said. "It uncurla his tall."
_Waterhole Ike had to have a Social Security number to gel a
savm1ts account. but there's more about that later. After a drink, Waterhole Ike -an alcohollc -ltstens as
Cowley reads him letters Waterhole has received from around the state.
BY NOW YOU'Vl: GUESSED THAT Waterhole Ike is a real ~
hog with four legs. Too bad he can't read.
Cowley heads a syndicate promoting the pig. He already has
HARD AT WORK While the Orange Coast remained
~og~y and muddy after recent torrential rains, ir-
rigation operations were continuing thts week al the
Vermeulen Ranch farm in San Juan Capistrano. This
fi eld hand is 'acilitating irrigation or newly-planted
celer y. which must be kept moist at all times.
Alamitos First
State Will Plant
3,500 Bass in Bay
Anqlers in west Orange County can probably look forward to a rew good seasons of striped bass fi.shing following pJanUng of 3 . .500 year.
ling fi sh Wednesday in Alamitos Bay. .
No stri~ bass have been planted previously in the bay near Seal
Beach, wttlun Lone Beach city limits, altho11,1b st.rjpers now thrive in Newport Harbor.
Fish weighing up to Cive released at a public boat
pounds are being taken in Viper Jaunchinl ramp Collowing their
Newport Bay as a result o the-JO-hour, ..00.mile trip. plantings done periodically the
pa~t four years.
Marine bioCogisl Fred
Hagerman and Robert Bell,
dir ector or the CalHornta
Department of Fish {llld Game's
striped bass planting program,
wUl oversee Wednesday'& test.
The stripers being brought by
tanker truck from the Elk Grove
Central Valleys Hatchery wUJ be .,
Oral Exam OK'd
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
city's Civil Service Commission
ruled Friday that a high-ranking
Los Angeles Police Department
officer who failed a written test
ror becoming police chJef may
go on lo take oral interviews, the
second part of the exam.
Bus, Airplane
Fare Cut Asked
WASHINGTON (AP> -World
Airways asked the Civil
AeronautJcs Board on Friday to
approve a "wings and wheels"
cdncept in which Greyhound
buses would deliver passengers
lo four airports for coast-to··
coast flights that would cosi Sl89
one way.
The airports are Balttmote·
~ashington; Newark, N.J.; Los
Angeles and Oakland, Calif.
The $99 air fare would be
about S16 less expensive lban the
cheapest croaa·country fare
available from other airlines.
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sold about 1,090 shares of stock 1o tbe.por.lce.r at $1 a abare.
Cowley figures Sf S~retarlat, tht 1reat Triple Crown
thorouahbred can be syndicated, tben 10 cD a. pl&.
''the racehorse, Secretariat, was ayndlcatecl and worth I don't
know how many millions,•• Cowley aald. "And be bad t.roubl performina stud 1ervice. ·'
WATE&HOLE IKE IS A~ USED fOlt 1tud service, for a
charge or $25.
It all began about two years aao, When Co•le,y and el~t of bl.I
bar patrons formed the syndicate. All the money colleded was
placed in a cigar box.
When the syndicate outarew the cl1ar box, Cowley decided to
opeo a savin's account Cor the pi1.
But the savings and loan firm that opened the account said it
needed a Social Security number for the account holder to report
Interest to the Internal Revenue Servlce. So Cowley appUed for a
Social Security card. ,
"EVEltl'THING I PtJT ON TRERE was the truth," Cowley
said. "His mothe~ was Go-Pig-Go, and bi1 father wu Three Stan.
'77 Rpling
May Reduce .
Fann Taxes
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By WJLUAM HODGE °'"" o.11, l"llM ......
An August 1977 Northern
California court decjsion may
provide tax relief' for farmers ln
San Juan Capistrano's citv-
mandaled 230-acre agricultural
preserve.
The court decision, dubbed
Meyers vs. County of Alameda,
calls for county assessors to as·
sess land accordiniz to Its lenJlv permissible use.
THAT MEANS land zoned for
agricultural preservation could
not be assessed at• mrket value
reflecUne a more tniense use,
such as residential. Land zoned
residential is taxed al a higher
rate than agricultural land.
"Something should be done
about these tax procedures u
they tend to be drivine
agricultural lands oul of busi·
ness," Councilman Douglas
Nash told this week's San
Juan council meeting. "There ls
now legal grounds for the
farmers to appeal for reduced
taxes."
The city will be sendine leUers
lo farmers lnvolved in the
agricultural preserve. The Jetter
requests farmers to appeal their
July assessments if they do not
reflect a decrease In value from
previous years.
But local farmers, irate over
the city-imposed restriction or
their land to qricultural use.
disagree with the city's opinion
, on the court case.
"WE RAD a meeting with the
Orange County tax asses&or and
he sald tha\ wai not true,"
Charles Vermeul~sald ... Theas-
seuor told us lbe only way our
taxes could be reduced wa%
throueh the Williamson Act 'inti
he recommended we dJdn't do
that:• I
The Williamson Act allows
farmers to place their land ln a
wluntary preserve for at least
10 1tara io excllan•e for reduced
taxes. The contract muet be re·
newe!d yearly lo conUnu. the lax
savings.
Warren L. Halperin, Irvine,
ha s been named 1978
chairman for the tri-county
chapter of the Leukemia
Society of America. He is
responsible for activities in
Orange, Riverside and San
Bernardino counties and
Nevada.
OC Woman
Promoted
WASHINGTON <AP)
President Carter today nominat-
ed U.S. Coast Guard Reserve
CapL Audrey Hayden Jobes, or
Anaheim, for promotion to the
rank or rear admiral.
The nomination DOW goes to
the Se,ute for confirmation.
Jones. 49, is rommaodin1 of.
ficer or a volunteer Coast Guard
unit in Long Beach. A graduate
or the University of Ari&ODa and
Cal State F\lllarton,
He WH ~ 11111])' 11 ltf 4. • '
• "~ at tM bOttom where it says 1(CDatu,., I WGndered what •o do 1lnce everybocb' how• • 2·year-old pt• can't write, .. be: coo·
tJnued. "So I wrote WiterbOle lke by Mark ~tey."
SoC>o tM Department OI Health, Education and Welfafe 1ent
WatefhOit lk• a SOdal Sicurit,v catd and Cowley 1ave the number
to the bankln1 lniUtutlora.
.. I went to U.. welfare peopM and told them l tnew tb1a fUY
who c:oul~'t work because be la an alcoholic. Abd he bas 10 de·
pendent..
0 TUE W£1.PAaE DEPAllTMENT WAS 1oln1 to 1lve bim
$850 a month. l even almost cot him into the alcoholic n·
babiUtaUon prosram. As far u the government is concerned, he's
Just the 1ame as you or t ...
The flnn that. bas W.UthoJe'a account recently wrote the plg a
letter.
"The letter said be Is now ell1ible to borrow from 12,500 to
$25,000 or more at any of t.helr statewide offices,•• C9wley said.
The future seems secure for Waterhole Ike. More stock
cerWicates are bethg inued and l\e tsas about $1,000 in tbe bank.
Hero Must Face
<'Higher Standard' ,..
SAN DIEGO <AP) -Jn 19651 the American Football League
honored Paul Lowe as "Player of the Year." Now he's a convicted
felon ordered to prison for a 90·day diagnostic study· for receiving
stolen property.
Why the decline and fall of a once-great Cootball player to a man
described ln court arguments
Thursday as both the sub)ecT of people in Uie commwilfy can get
hero wonhlp and as a dealer in away with crime."
stolen property?
BECAVSE OF HIS pro·
minence, Lowe waa "expected
to live up to blgber standards"
in the communJty. said Superior
Court Judie Edward TiaButler
as he 1uspended crlmlfi'al pr;o-
ceedlnp pendln1 the 1tudy.
The 40.year·old former San
Dle10 Charcers runnin& back
pleaded guilty Jan. 19 to con·
spiracy to receive stolen proper-
ty in a case Involving similar
counts ap.inst John J . McCabe
Jr., former San Diego County
Bar Aasoclatlon president. He is
awalti.Dg trial.
Lowe's longtime attorney and
friend, Robert BaxJey, aatd the
alblete who eatablishe4 a league
rusbrng record of l ,121 yards
had fallen victim to flnanclal
problems five yean ago, bad to
sell his Uquor"'lrtore, and began
auoclhUng witb the wrong people.
BAXLEY URGED BUTLER
to sentence Lowe to a short term
in the local jail, suspend
senlenc~ and put him 'on pro-
bation to make restitution.
Prosecutors counleN:d that a
sentence without custody and re·
duction of lhe felony to a mis·
demean<fr charge would
establish .. that prominent
Lowe bad many excellent
momenta with the Chargersj
from 1961 throueb 1968 while
scoring 46 career touchdowns.
But he bad bard Umeg, too.
TUE BIGR·STEPPING.
mercurial haltback also had a stormy, moody penonallty and
more than once crossed his
coaches.
"We're dealing here with a
fence, a professional criminal,"
the prosecutor said or the man
who once was invited to join a
newspaper chain'• education de-
partment and spoke to 7outh
groups and scbQol classes or ~
awe-struck children.
He would talk of good "
aporuman.sblp and fair play.
"Upon him Calls a higher ....
standard." said the judae. tum· ,.
ing hi.a gaze on Paul Lowe.
... DON'T TIDNK I've ever
seen Mr. Lowe before except on
the football field," he said.
"Many young people look up to
him."
Lowe isn't talking mu~b these •'
days. He hasn't liked to t,aUt
much after he was waived by 1
the Chargers JO days before b.is '
32nd birthday, resulting In lwo
dismal years al Kansas Cily as '~
the end of a sparkling career. ~'
Thal mean. once the farmer
falls to renew t,be contract, hls
land ~ 1of111 up In taxes
pYo-raled o\ter 'the followinl 10
year$ since each year'• renewal
ls ror the next 10 years.
Mirror of American Life
. a Course by Newspaper
TBEllB Alli: heavy penalties
ror wlthdrawtn1 land f'rom the
preser" belore the 10.year con-
tract expires.
City Admini1lratlve Assistant
Loretta Mutray dlsa1reed. wtth
Vermeulen's opinion of the
northern Call!orrila court case's
impact ln Ora.n.ie County.
The televisior} shows you
watch.
To earn two, units, residents
of Coast, Rancho Santiago and
Saddleback Community College
Districts may register by re-
questing materials from collegeg
serving their area. 0 We bad a meeUn1 with the
usesSOI' and be dllcuued bow
be a1rases land,.. 1be said.
''Our cltY. .attorney felt th1a eourt
eese mljbt llPPIY alnce the land
involved fl restricted to
a1rtcu11ural uses.·•
The The
Register at Coastline
Community College by phoning
963·0824; 5anta Ana College by
calling t"e admission office at
835·3000, and Saddteback College
by calling 831-9700 or 495-4950,
Ext. 291.
Of cour~e, Daily Pilot
readers may read the weekly
articles for enjoyment.
To enhance that enjoyment.,
Coastline Community College of-
fers lectures, community
forums, festivals and workshops
on topics related to Popular
Culture course materials. For in·
formation call the college at
963·0811, extension 256.
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OCEANSlDE (AP> -Pareqts, UJ.xpay~rs. legislators and educators
Al Westfall soys he only' "'have been th'1anked for the educatlonal op-
w antecl to talk to a po,i::~unities they've provided students in the wotn~rt1 b\!t• he picktd Sa~dl~back Valley Unified School DiatHct.
tbe wtong Cfdlly. • "We say thaok you and renew our pledge to do
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Ttie 5-fQOt·S. lSO-pound · our best and to ac~ompllsh the goals that W4' have
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badly in a bar Thursd'1Y .said' Mark' Howell, the student tnemtHlr of the
pight af"'r trYlhlt to l(et ~a[d Of f,(lucation.
A oomplete eelectlon 1or 8'19fY rrom 1,, th•
l\ouse. Bdnn. Sets/Oll'\lng Rm. Sets/L1vtng Rm.
Seta/Bara/Deaka/Wall Units/Camphor
Chesta/Korean Cheats/Orum Stoola/Room
Screene/Hall Cablnete/Grandfather Clocks/China
Cabin eta/Curio Cabinets/Nest Tal)les/ ANO MORE.
a'C q u aint&d• Whb 111 • puri~i'Ute board's meeting this week, Rowell
Sa·moan woman who ·' Jisfed Saddleback students' achievements in
atanda 6-feet-2 a nd acad~mics,alhleticsandlherinea$.
we ltihs 200~ pounds ., J_i ~~ v)ew. of t_bese, he said, .. our faith in
.ponce sai<}. 1UIH~rJc:11'$ 11.su:m of public educ~on should be Tbe woman whacked renewed." ·
Wes tfa ll on the bead Although education has been under attack for
with a dolly ~ed ~Y the p~l s.9~al years, the Mission Vtejo High ·
moving men, pohce said &llotlf slQdent said be believe$ "tt bas not only aft~r boQking him tor in-~ weath~red the slbrm but come through with flying eJlln.UQJ' oC public colors." ~nmJ<~. :::====i11•~,~~~~.~~-:--;-'7"!"~--a '"T,be -wo~ast \dentified ( · )-as Salaulama Saafi~A. IN SIIOR't SUMS It up.
PLUS: A comC)lete line bf beautiful hand painted
decorator Item& Lamps/Decorative Plates/Vasea/F1gurlnesf
SamuraJ SwordS/Temple Jara
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'local chopped, meat specialty, is taking the otd
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1J , Since j971, when Germany's first McDonaJd'~
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.Hl food eateries have cropped up throughout the
country, selling burgers, shakes and rrench fries to
•1~ustomers reared on sausages.
THE MENU MAKES JUST one concession to
· 1 \raditional German taste -beer on tap.
~ Spokesmen for McDonald's and Burger.King
·; •;refuse to reveal profits, but business looks brisk
, .and there are plans for expansion.
"We looked at the European muket and
. ,;;~ermany primarily because of the economic well·
lleing and size," said John Rollo, marketing
1 >•1 _director for McDonald's ih West Germany.
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"THE PEOPLE HAVE THE purchasing
power, they eat away from home. and their habits
''>are about the-same as Americans."
:i• .. 1q TJ)e U.S. compal\ies checked to m ake sure
.>i11..Cermans and not American sofd icrs or•tourist6
11 o:would be the chief customers for the sandwich that
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burn center a lu mni
~roup and the
publicati o n or a
news letter arc all
possible goals of the or,
ganitation :,a1d Shirley
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uf '9Ucetss bi German' woatd han to be oased on
· German con$bmers,'•said Rollo.
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,-By JAMES DUFUR
: • When the Peripheral Canal bill comes up
• again on the state Senate floor, tbe man hold-\ ing the swing vote ls likely to be Sen. Dennis
C"rpenter, a former FBI agent who raiaes
cat'1e ln Oklahoma.
In fact, some close observers belleYe the
49-year-old attorney~ rancher and real estate
developer from Newport Beach held the key
vote last September and aaaln in early February when Gov. Brown and his sup-
porters tried to get the bill through lb& ·
Senate.
In September, Carpenter voled "no" and
on Feb. 2 he declined to vote because, be ex-
... plained, "I really am confused." In both
•I • cases, the bill failed.
I l THE AUTHOR of Sena\e Bill 3467 Sen.
Ruben Ayala, D-Chino, plans to try again dur-
ing February.
Ayala says he will not take lt up until he
feels sure of passage. That likely will mean
Carpenter is ready lo vote ·'aye.''
''l asked him not to take it up <Feb. 2),"
Carpenter said in an interview. "Maybe Coow)
I will have a little bittodowiththetiming."
Carpenter said he would go to work try-
ing lo understand better what is in the bill.
Also, he said, "l 've got a couple or ideas to
make the bill appropriate (so that be could
vole "aye")."
What are his appropriate ideas?
"I'm not ready to go public with them
yet,'' he replied.
During debate on the Senate floor
Carpenter said:
"l want to vote for the bill if it delivers
more water (to Southern California) but
there is no assur ance it will."
Carpenter said he did not know if he
would be ready lo vote on the bill, but he pro-
mised lo be ready "sometime in February."
· · However, he warned only half jokingly:
• "I MAV GET so dedicated I will be a solid
'no' vole."
When he voted "no" in September,
Carpenter said it was because he felt be and
. hardly anyone else understood what was in
the bill. Since then, Ayala has presided at
' hearings throughout the state, explaining the
bill and asking for suggestions for cballges
that would win him some more "aye" votes.
In September, he got 21 yes votes and
Feb. 2 only 20. Ke needs 27.
"l have some hope that Dennis Carpenter
will take the lead and give us the Peripheral
Canal," Gov. Brown said. "He's the key. Uhe
would vote for it and bring some of his
Republican friends (along), we would have a
bipartisan Peripheral Canal."
Carpenter chuckled when asked about
being "the key" and having the ability lo
bring along other Republicans.
Howeve r, others in and out or the
legislature who are close observers or the
Senate said the governor knows what he's
talking about and that ·at least two more
Republicans wt>uld follow Carpenter into the
"aye" column.
ALTHOUGH HE claims not to understand
the highly-complicat~ SB 346, said one, he
; knows more about what is in the bill than most
of bis colleagues and."if be vot.eS for ti, two ot
three Republicans who dp nol undt;i.tand it as
well as he does will go alone. . '
Carpenter, chairman or the state
..._ Republican Central Committee in 1969-'10, is
well-liked by botb Rep.fblicans and
Democrats anci· retains a' good sense of
humor in even~ most bitter of pofitlcal de-
\• bate~. -. •' 1:l is retiring this year from the
i
Leits1*t\lre to spend more UnMtWIUt bis family
and.. Sti4 a colleague ... be wG~ ~Y missed in· J.be ~"Qtepublican) Cau~ua Jle it the most
arif~tUa(e Republican in the&enflle." .
. Jn Aadition .to auU.orizlne ~cltOb ol th•~mUe Peripber~ C~. ~ch WOU}d
ca,f"f;water around \be S•crlmeato-San .Joa-
qttfn • belta, the bill a1lo wod1d llwealve the
MlCi-'\'iifey Canal in the San Jdic.Wi \''1ley an~·t huge~ tiLIM~t.ideoto V Md the Delta. ' ' •
he projects are desibect to-meet the
state's water needs 'tb lhe year 2000 and, p~
ponenls claim, would S~PP\v. an . adctitional
500,000 acre feel of w1t~f W Ute !iian lot11vin
Valley and Southern California each year.
-James Dufur u a ata/f wrUn for the
Sacramento Bee, from which th~ .article fa
reprinted.
•
Report recommends changes in public, private support of ~e performing arts
Amerlcanlsoclety over the/ast two decades bas experienced the-moat rapi expa~ of In-
stitutions, activities, and audiences in the pefform-
ing arts in thct history of thb-or any o~ nation.
At tile same time, the problems of malntaJning
this rate of growth, or even ol consolidating the re-
sources and structures attained, are clearly enorm~ and!complex.
We are \leartened ~ the fact that many
dlverse voices in the society appear to have a new
Interest in, or at least eive increased attentioato,
th• performlpg companies, institutions, and
groups which in almost every put of the countrJ
Corm a bridge-between an artllUc creation ot this
or olher generations and an ever·lncreasing
pubUc ..
WE ~RE HEARTENED by the tact that in re-
cent years agencies of the federal, state, and
municipal governments have begun to add modest
but significant resources to the private patronue,
indlvidual or organized, which tn Amen~ his·
tory has helped to establish and to preserve in·
stltutlona in music, theater, and dance.
But we take due note that while prlvate
patrons, foundations, government. and, recently,
national corporations all are in smaller or larger
degree expending funds in the support of perform-
ing artists and performing arts IJ'OUJ>S, the flOOl• of
these donors are better articulated than their
poUcfff. •
The people-ol the--United States; ud-not-meter
ly the artists and the instllutlons in the arts, need a
more clearly understood public policy about the
arts.
The importance of the arts tp th• American
society is buried deep in the question ol basic
human values. We acknowledce the often adduced pragmatic values of the ans. But to us the ._ __________________ _.
performing arts interpret lo a man or a woman his o.11,r11etcw_...c
or b.er, qwn experience of life. The arts allow a should not be dependent on the size of a perform-
socleb lo perceive itself, to express itself, to ex· ing arts eroup or its teographJcal location but on amln~ and celebrate human existence. the coMclous mission of lts artiatic leaders.
Concern for standards and dissemination must
TllE ARTS IN AMERICA are often attackecl be accQmpanied by recognition of the importance
as elitist and the creation and heritage of a minori-of contemporary infusions int.o the repertoire.
t.y . We consider them .elitist in the best sense of the There must be a distinction made between the
word, as a nation's best wbiClh can be shared by function of art as art itself and art as a tool of
all. The creation and performance of a work of art education. The financing of arts in education is the
deserve the highest standards and il\trinsically art-resJ>C*.Sibllity of the field of educaUJ>n .
ls, Indeed, the product of choice.
The recommendations made by the partlcl-SO 111AT PEllFOSlllANCF.S for the young
pants ill this Fifty-third American Asaembly are. are not inadequate, inept, and/or inappropriate,
destened to protect and encourage the health of the professionals 1n the arts must be more attentive lo
performing arts and reassure the American people the fonnulation of this activity and should be the
u to the future of these important..mources. most slpUlcant element in developing it.
Herearesomeofthoserecommendatiohs: We are strongly opposed lo any move that
The most important mission of the artist and would incorporate the Natiofial Endowments Cor
the performing art.s institution Is the creation and the Arts and Humanities within the Department of
presentation of works of hjgh professional quality. Healt.b, Education, and Welfare or in any new
The dissemination and accessibility ot works of art Departrpent of Education.
are also of grea~ importance. :'J The mission and goals or a performing arts in-
stitution are Orat or all the responsibility of the
TIUS PIUOBITY SHOULD continue to bold artistic dlrec~. Wit.IUD the overall bJIOad pol~ •
even if the financial resources available to the arts commUmata ot lbe ~ard of tl'Ustees, the direct.or
were many times greater than at ptesent. must have ultlmate control or short and long-range
Basic ways of dissemination whJcb deserve plans.
support include: the touring o$ performances,
telecommunications, the ctelfetOPment of new in-
stitutions, and the maintenance of spaces for crea-
tion and performance across the nation.
'Jibe setting of st~dards in an art or craft
IN COOPEUTION WITH the artistic 1direc-
tor, the manager of a performlnc att.1$ institution has a primary rqle not only in administration but
in assuring propei"accountabillty t~ trustees.
Each arts organbaUon abould strive lo max-
imize lb earn~ income in every way that la con-sonaat with Its artistic policy and its sense of
public ob&gaUon.
All possible tncenUvea. and apeclftcally tax In·
centlves, should be sougbt by legialati\le revisions
to insure that the private patron and foundation
will continue to fU1 t m.Oor role ln the funcliDt of
performing arts ln•tttuttons. Any pendina tax
leeialaUoo or refU}ation that may affect fundln1
for the arts ,should have early disclosure.
We believe that national and local foundations
should devote more of their resources lo the au_p.
port of the arts in the United States.
Althoulh exllting tax leeislation allows cor·
ponlions to contribute 5 pei'cent of their pretax.
profits to nonprofit institutions, few corporations
now do eo. Corporations should be encoura&ed to
take advantage of thls provisio,n..
THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT for the Arts
should continue lo direct Its funds toward tbe
artistic and professional needs o! the nation's arts constltuency. However, the direct support of the
regular operations of a performing arts institution
shouJd lake precedence over the fiJDds for special
projects or for social or educational goals.
.Many federal agencies have proirams or
services that indirectly affect artists or artistic in-
stitutions -the Departments of Labor, Interior,
Housing, Transportation, Commerce, Education,
and others. Arts profess1onals should be formally
involved in the expenditure of such funds.
Performing artists and arts institutions should
never have to depend for support on any one source. Support by individuals, corporations, foun-
dations, and government agencies should be en-
couraged.
Because the continuinc artistic vitality of the
nation depends on the quality and depth of its suc-
cee~ing generations of artists, young persons with
evident artistic talent and potential should be pro-
v ided with categorical support from all ap-
propriate funding sources. The support can be in
the form of direct grants to qualified young artists
and/or lo qualified professional training institu-
tions.
-Thu article is the Jinal report of tM 53rd
American A1sembl11 on The Future of the Performing
Arts.
PutU!h
"t'U belteve in the lmparttellty of Justice
when there are a few more lawyers In
here I"
Idea's a , Lo_s~
By JERRY BALEVA
SACRAMENTO - I have reviewed your recent Capito(
News Service release, "Emergency -Disaster Could be
Disaster for Stale Agencies," by Fred W. Kline.
Considering Mr. Kline's long experience and familiari·
ty with California's emergency services, the inaccuracy
and malignity of statements concerning the Office of Emergency Services are mosL surprising.
BIS ADVOCACY of placing all emergency services un·
der military control ls, at best, puzzling. His expressed eon·
cem for better coordination and fixing or responsibility
among s\lte agencies is not supported by bostoric failure on.
their part during diluter ~~ons.
The dinster response and relief system developed
through OES bas proven lo be highly efficient in mobiliz-
ing and coordinating needed resource5 for both limiting
and reeovering from effects o( dButer.
REVERSING THE role of OES and the National Guard
in terms.~f authortty and responsibility would, in my opinion, s~verely undermln,e the civilian defense capability and or-
ganization within California.
The necessary involvement and support of local gov•
ernments to the mutual aid resources would be lost if sulr
jeeted ~military control.
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. Coal Califon1ia's Fut11re . I .
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I l Skyscrapers intrudin~ on spect~cular horizon SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
development also ap&iears years
away, since the problem of plpes
being corroded by bot under·
ground brines is only partially
solnd. I ,
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SAN FRANCISCO -Oqe day.last week I . aaw AJbert Tol!, the artist, palntine away
furiously on Post St., alongslde Uoion Square.
Albert, who does those wonderful roller-
coasterilb sketches.or the city, wa.ved a b"'5h.
eaatward and cried, "Last chance to see the
Bay.Brideeattbeendof Postl"-andaoitla.
A 26-story blockbuster, financed by a
Canadian group, is golne up at Mar~•t and
2nd, and when 'lL h ' ·
finished, yet another
cherished view of the city
will be walled off.
I •alked on: com!n'
throuab the wry: under George Moscone ••
••nel1bborbood.oriented"
adm lnhtratloni the.
Manbattanization o S.F. is proceeding at a pace.
her act "because the movement bam't been
atrdrle enou.!b to withstand .fun·pokJna, but
now that it a so broad-baaed --i." Watch it,
Tol!lllnl '
SEBASTIAN W. (Porky) PllC o(
Kentfield, sore beclltJse the San a.tael paper ta 'Pl'\ntlnt tbe names et married me arrest~
ed with hookem, demands equal time: "They I
should aide> run the·namea of the wives who
were 'too Ured' 'ot had a 'headache' the
ni&bt before,~?" Porky.& UMt 111t ol the
Plus and.._.. be·aretenld 111 aaw.
OrdroWned. • • ..
CAENPB'ITI: Wben he ts ln a piay!ijl
mood, cunt ~-.twOQd refen tO hlmHlf u
"Clint ~WOocl. 1he poor man'• EUtfOrd. ·•
If you alreldy P\ew ~at, 10'lt tombht wlll
be cheerleealy refunaid.
FOCUS
• Conservation is one favorite
notion cl( tbe-state"'£nergy Cbm-
mtuic)o. Wbose vote tut month
kl\led Sundeaert, unless the
Leaislature re•urrects it by o~errldin1 a promised veto. But
even \b• commlasion concedes
that no matter bow efflclently
Calltornlans conserve energy,
some new power IOW'Ces are a
must.
SOLAR &HD ceotbermal
enerey are the Pet notions of
Gov. Brown '#henevet h• sveats
of meetiq that Deed.
But a surver 'Y Brown•g own Solar EMra Tut Force last
month .roveated that deapito a new tu credit .. r lbatalJatlon of
aun·powered water and 1pace
beaterw, cmly abO\lt eoo were ln-
ttalled in the lut 1ix months ln
the Hvea Southern California
counUea with the creai.t poten.
tlal for 1uch devetopment. It
wouJd tMe arilCh mor. to make
a setlom dent lf1 tuture power reqmnaMDta. •
Larc.-.eale ...-~•l
To fill the cap, the Enera
Commission now is calling for . nUl coal,fired. power plants.
ironically something California
baa carefully avoided as a smog
huard in the past.
COMMISSION Chaifman
Richard Maullin' araues that
smokestack scrubbers can re-
move much of the smoe huard. wllile the new tactic ol smog
mJUg-at.ioo can accowtt for the
rut.
. ORANGE cOAST ••
DAILY PILOT
The Cc>mment page or the Dal-11 Pilot seeks to Inform and
1timulale readers by present·
tn1 a variety of C?Ommentuy
OJ' topics of Interest an<(
1i(nlClcance from Informed
obRrvera afl(l s~eam& .:
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Hello again, boys and girls, and happy
Washington's birthday weekend. Un cle Len hopes all
of you have lots of fun over the three-day holltlay
weekend.
It should be a n especially fun time for Tess Riel,
15, of Huntington Beach. who will have an extra $.5
as first prite winner in the Uncle Len contest.
Christy Pier ce, 13, of Costa Mesa, wins S2 for
~unner-up honors with a George Washington render·
mg.
FINALISTS ARE JUICHELLE Patty, 11, Costa
Mesa; Patrick Knapp, 12, Huntington Beach, and
Colleen Davies, 12. Costa Mesa.
Honorable mention goes to Staci Smith, 8, and
Kristi Smith, 10, of Costa Mesa; Jim Knapp. 9. Hunt-
ington Beach, and Ke lley O'Hern, 11 , Newport
Beach.
Next week's art contest will be drawing your
fa\'orite pet. There are lots of possibilities, because
you can draw a picture of the pet you would like to
own if you don't have one.
DRAWINGS SHOULD BE on four by four inch
pape r , done in black ink or pe n. Colored ink and
crayons don 't reproduce.
Entries are to be received by noon Thursday.
Send them to Uncle Len. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa
92626. And don't forget to include your name, ad-
dress, age and phone number. The contest i!:> open to
all youngsters 15 years old and under.
Be sure to keep watching Uncle Len, as he has
some big s urprises in store.
Until then, happy days to a ll of you.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH WINNER
Teu Rief, 15, 17432 La MeH Lane
COST A MESA RUNNEA·UP
Chrf•ty Pierce, 13, 315 VIiianova Road
EUJE
DEAit ELLIE: Why 4o some
yoaac ulmah stay with t.hdr'
p1rellt1 only a short Ume -hen
otben teem &o stay for years?
JEBRYP.
DEAR JERRY: How long a
young animal ls cared for is de·
terQ)lned by its maturity a't birth
and by its rate of development.
Tbe time is shortest of all for a
shrew whlcb is sexually mature
in about 30 days. The longest
.time spent in parental care exist
among the cornivbres and
primates. A lion cub cannot hunt ro~ itself for . two years, and
1'10111 Cited.
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amonc the anthropoid apes, the
pareQt·c.hild bond ~xlsta much
loneer. E~
Dear Readers: Laat "'eek, a
q.,estJon concerned polsonottS
snakes. The answer ataled that
the venom was very uaelul to
this animal in helping it to
digest it& food. Since a snak~
swallows its prey whole, it ls e•!
sen ti al tbal digestion begin .. ~ soon as possible. Actually ~
venom Ts a saliva thal begfn1 f4
break down tissues. u soon as l~
ls lnJ ected. • Snake venom is injected
through a canal in the lanes~
The outlet is not at the tip, but\
up on the outer edge some di$•
tance Crom the end of the fang.
As might be expected, the fangs
sometimes break, but there an
replacements behind the fUnC:·
tfoning teeth so that a poisonous'
snake is never Jong. without· it4
fangs.
ELLIE
Strange Facts: The domesU~
turkey is a descendent or a rp~
of wild turkeys that lived iQ the
highlands of Mexico. The bird'
was first tamed by the Aztecs. • ·
Tot Takes Over
WILMINGTON, Del. CAP) -Jenifer Muscam ero took her first·
drive, and her mother got a ticket for giving the 3-year-old a·
chance to take the wheel.
·Tankers Largest ~hips Margaret Muscarnero, 22, Jenirer's mother, parked outside
her home at Greentree-Apartments on Wednesday and ran inside,
leavin& the motor running, New Ca;t.Je County Police said. Ap-
parently tired of waiting fOl' her motlier, Jenifer leaned over, put·
tbe car in gear and sailed off.
The car rolled downhill, crossing some traffic and rolling otr" th~ road oo.n a grus..oslope. It bit a fenee, jumped a curb, crossed
a street and another curb, and hit another fence before stoppini
350 feet Imm its starting point. police said. Nuclear-powered Models to Break 'Record
Andy sends a World Book
Year Book to Shannon Cornell,
age U, of Huntsville, Ala., for~
ber questlon: 1
WHAT IS THE WORLDS BIG•
GESTSWP?
Largest ocean liner now in'
operation is the 963-loot long
RMS Queen Elizabeth 2, the
British ship that sails for .the
Cunard Line. On Jan. 16 she
started a 96-day Pacinc ocean
voyage that will take her to 32
ports on five continents. Two •
suites aboard, one called the
Queen. Anne and the other the
Trafalgar, were priced at
$155,BSO for the crulse.
al the beam, bas a draft of 93.S
fee~ and weighs 550,000 tons. The
Bellamya, powered by an engine
with a hor9epower of 64,800, can
.travel at 18.7 knota.
Newport News Shlpbyllding
and DI')' Dode Co. will deliver the first of three 600,000-ton
nuclear-powered tankers to
GlobtJk Tankers U.S., Inc.. In
198S. The tankers will each cost
$318 milliqn. They ~ill be 1,303
feet Ion' and will carry 25
million barrels of crude oil at 22
knots.
Longest aircraft carrier ever
built was the USS Enterprise.
which measured 1,123 feet long.
Close behind ~ the carrier USS
Nimlu, which ia 1,092 feet long.
IARGl:m' CARGO veasel ln
the world is the Swedish ore and
oil carrier, the Svealand. It has
a length of 1,109 feet and a beam
oC 179 feet.
Measuring 1,019.S feel in
leneth is the Queen Mary, now
on · permanent display in Long
Beac:h. 'l'be original Queen
Elizabeth, gutted by a fire in
1972 in Hong Kong where she
was a floating marine college re-
named Seawise Untversit:;.
measured 1.035.2 feet Iona .
LARGEST and longest ot all
ships in operation today are the
tankers. The Bejlamya, built for
Shell OU Company In 1977 ln St.
Nataire, Frihce, and Hill'* un·
der the French fla1, ls 1,3,12.3
feel in length, is 206.6 r~ *Ide
··• Largest converted icebreaker
is the American Manhattan, a
1,007-foot·long sblp. One oWfted
by the Russians, called the
Arkltlka, ii ablt to go Lbrough
ice tha.t ls aev4=11 fee( thick.
I
Aady sends tb• 1178 World
Book Sdaq Year Alulaal &o AJ·
lea WafD' 9anilGD, aie 1, of
Gaatollla. N.C., for bS. qaesUoa:
HOW DOES THE DJlY DOCK WORK!
-A dry dock ts art area where a
ship can lie oul of the water
while repairs are being made
below its water line.
The most common dry dock
looks very much· like a large
concrete bathtub sunk into the
ground near a harbor or other
waterway. The dock a rea is
filled with waler with one end
going lo the waterway. A vessel
the p enters the dock and
shipyard workers place a huge
floating or sliding gate against
the open end.
Pumps then remove the water
until the s hip's bottom comes to
rest on wooden,blpcks placed on
the floor of \he ~k . LQDE
pieces of wood ate wedaea
beiw~en l'le ship and the sides tA
the. dock 'to help support it.
~fter the repair work is com·
pleted., workers flood the dry
doclt with water untit the vessel
iS again fl9&ling. The gate is then opened and the sblpsaila out. '
Send your queation on a polt
card to ASK ANJ)Y in care or
the Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Coe..,_ Mesa 92631. OM-king sure
to include your name, age and
address. Entries are open to
Sirls and boys 7 to 17.
Jenifer wun't hurt but her mother was cited for leaving a
motor vehicJe unattended. · • •
THE QUIZ
world scope
t'O p0lllU JM •8Cft qunllon Mt--4 correcUY)
1 Unemployment In the United S<atesdedined
again in January to .~ l .. percent, lis lowest
level In more than thrff yean.
a-5.4 b-6.l c-7.2
~ The State Department ordered the chief UN
, pelegate from (CHOOSE ONE: Vietnam,
North Korea) to lenc the United Stales
beciuse of alleged spying.
3 The Nailonal Aeronautlo and Space
Administration (NASA) is Investigating ways
to pre~nt the Unit~ States Sky!"b spacecrah
from reentering the atmospher~d c:ushlns
blck to Earth. True or False: The Sllylab is the
larsest m~made object in orbit around the
Earth .
4 True or False: Most 5atellites disintegrate
when they leave their orbits and reenter the
Earth's atmosphere.
S A. nationwide strike protesting the death of
newspaper publisher Pedro Joaquin Cham·
oNo fueled a government crisis In the Cetitrlf
American country of (CHOOSE qNE: a
S..lv~or, Nicaragua).
~e
la addltioa to belDg a fa~ fun feataroe, • nA
QUIZ 11 an lnte1ral part of ... e la-classroom aew1
program presented I.a Oraage Coast area 1cbools
as a pobllc service by the Dally Pilot. ,.,.._,..._ ,-"*.._, ......... ,
(tt point• If you an'-' ttu. ~ conedly)
Other Portuguese leider$ looked e>n as Sodalilt Prime Mil\lster •
Mario Soares signed the book and took the path Of oflloe n •
leader of 'Onug.t's new .,~mment. Sodaljsu il!d (CHOOS! ~
ONE: conserYJtlves, communists) will share power in the ~
Portuguese cabinet.
sportligfit
(2 ~ fOf •lldl .,.,"°" •n•-ed con.ctly)
1 Formef Washington Recbldns head coach George Alien will
replace Chuck Knox as new head coach of the Ni1tlonal
footblll league's (CHOOSE dflE: San Francisco 49ers, lcM
Angeles Rams).
2 True or Palse: J111sef,,ll Commlsslon4!r Bowie l(uhn approved a,
!tide th.1t would send O.tkl1nd A's pitcher Vrd1Blue 10 1he
Clneinnatl Reds.
'3 Franklin ,l.lcobs set a new w9rld indoof high jClmp record of
77y:·, bfeaking (he record ot rr' set three week~ tilrlrer by
(CHOOSE ONE: Dwight Stones, Greg Joy).
4 Mull and Irene ~pple h;ave K'Ol'ed ~ral victories In
downhill skiing In Europe 1his ""inter. The Epple 51steri are
from •• l.. '
•·West Getm.tny
~tftrbnd
I C* The "'""ed Stal~$
S ~te Marallich o• the New Orleans Jiu was forced to mks th.
(<;HOOSE ONE: Natloml B&sketbfll A.uodatlon, Nation.I
Hockey Leagu.) All-Star Came, due 10 uprained knee.
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~_jt'indow Greenhouse Mini-garden
... You can build this greenhouse on the out-
er wall of your home. mounted to the
., studs as pictured, or fit it into the window,
resting on the sill . Height and width are
variable, but depth is contant 12 inches.
~· • Three shelves hold your greenery and
ventilation is supplied by a scr eened. vent
at the bottom. To order Pattern #609, send
S2 in check or m oney order to Steve Ell·
ingson. c/o Or,mgc Coast Daily Pilot Pat-
tern Dept., P.O. Box 2383, Van Nuys, CA .•
91409.
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~ ;~ How to 'Force' Bulbs
~~ :~ Selection of spring blooming
:~·bulbs is at its height right now ,
=~ but you need not wait until spr-·i· ing to enjoy the bright blooms of : Daffodils, Tulips, Hyacinths and
. your many other fa vo rites.
•;: Winter blooms can provide color
1 ~· for the holiday season indoors if
::. you practice what florists and
:::..purserymen call ''forcin~' the ~ .. :,bulbs. SL Tulips, which normally bloom
• ~-' the spring after spending a
.~~Id winter in the ground, are
._;,Imply tricked into blooming by
I :--!..t"P,ending an arlif1cia.lly cold
·~)V&nter under refrigeration. The
/ ~i:Onditioned bulbs are then pott· : '~Cl and placed in a dark, cold,
t not freezing, growing
uatioo to stimulate spring's
I 'val. •Sl·· :~::ONCE ROOTS have grown
ut 10·13 weeks) the pots can
, oved into a sunny but cool
~ . When the flowers begin to
w color, the potted plants are
ady for display at Christmas.
ew Year's and Valentine's Day
, anytime to chase away the
..... d and dark of winter. ~· • ~ven easier lo "force.. are ~ yacint.hs. Simply pot. the bulbs ~··~doors in a well lit location or
~·Lil 'Friends'
;:.. I j ~iSia~e Potluck'
For, t.f~esday
' l"rlends b! The Horte nse
Miller Garden of Lal'ln• Beach wtll meet Tuesday evenln1 , with
tbe annual buslftall m eetin1 pJieeeded by a potluck auplMfl'. •
be· public is invited. For in·
formation, call 494· 7643, '494-19'.!9
or.494-8.148.
!fhe Friends, organized to as· s 11i.lt the City of Laguna Beach in
thl! operation, development and
pfrpetuation of The Garden,
conduct a regularly scheduled
_,iogr am of talks as part of its
:( edocaUonal program. The next j 'S t alk, by Alice 1...1.?wis, will be on
~"Birds" and will be presented
Friday.
grow them in water alone. The
water should only touch the
bottom of the bulb so a special
vase shape should be used to
support the bulb above the
~ atl'r
Spicy Carnations
Delight of Garden
Spiciness is another name for carnations, or should be. For there
1s no garden flower with a spicier fragrance, and few tha{ are a
greater delight to grow Members of the California Association of
Nurserymen offer carnations as seedlings or as rooted cuttings, and
the best time to plant them is dunng March or April. The seedlings
are available in mixed or in-
dividual color~ while rooted plants. smaller Oowers but more
cuttings are from speclaJ plants fragrance.
that offer unusual shades or
striking blends ot' mor~ than one
color in a single nower. The
seedling varieties produce s mall
Weekend
Gardenmg
Checklist
· e Time to prune Fuchsias.
Remember they bloom on new
growth, so don't neglect tfils
slm pie chbre.
. e It's not tpo la"1 to plant fruit 'treea. Most are tUU dormant -
"but not fdr long.
• . • Co1'1Ult your nurseryman for
aphii coJIU'ol. T!Me pesty in·
sects SUCk v\lal Plant juices and
weaken the-plants. They'll soon
be. abowing up on Roses and
other ornamentals.
e Don't let weeds get any big·
ger, Hand pick. boe. or spray
but don 't let them get
established and compete with
your garden._
e Feeding pour lawn now will
get it off to a healthy start. Use
a balanced complete fertilizer.
Fertilizer spr eaders wUl aid ln
even application.
CARNATIONS are g rown
mu ch li lte chrysanthemums.
They survive and bloom w ithout
attention but respond fabulously
to certam bulc erowin& tecbni·
ques. You skoal.cl stake. the
planUI at an early age to insure
1tratiht and upriibt srowtb.
Ring staking -the u•~ of three or four stales al'Obnd
which string has been wouad to
form a core or ring ln which the
plant.a grow -is ~ excellent
solution. Single st.aking and ty·
lng also produce good results.
Newer· compact varieties lilte
Juliette do not require staking
and ere well worth trying from
that standpoint alone .
Harbor View
Meeting Set
The Wednesday meeting of·
Harbor View Hills Garden Club
will feature Alex Grigg.
manager of Sherman
Foundation Nursery and Grow-
ing Grounds in Dana Point.
Grieg's program is plant pro-
paaatioo.
Hostesses for the 9: 30 a.m.
meeting will be Mmes. Bernard
Rl e ichman, Lee Dort and
George Taylor.
The c lub is a member of
Oran1e County District of
Califomla Garden Clubs, Inc.
PUBLIC UCTION (d~ PUBLIC ~+~AUCTION TO THE T~Al>E & PUBLIC
. REMOVED fROM
SOUTH AFRICAN CUSTOMS
NO. US 1257
18 BALES HAND MADE
ORIENTAL RUGS U.S. CUSTOMS STOPPED
HANDMADE ORIENTAL
CARP.ITS & RUGS .
ahipment entry 179-1384171, 21 bl* cttte of entry 12/1177 atQPC>ed by U.S. Customs unter MOtlon
3Q.4.T.A. INf'klngs and RELEASED F~ SALE Oft
1/1e/7& We wlll auction the lbov. etilP'Nnt of fine
wools & allkt a otheta to rec:ov.r ~· c:hqet Incurred due to lon9 delay In c~ ·
Geroni-wns, Fuchsias, <Jamellias Favored
It may take a rew lums of the
calendar to find outdoor living
weatber, but February ls none
too soon to start thlnkin& about
.the good life. At least in terms of
gardening, it isn't.
February ls an ideal time to
start those tndlspensable aids to
outdoor living -the plants in
tubs. Come warmer weather,
they'll be ready to answer your
landscape problems on deck or
terrace.
OME GARDENERS think
there is somethlnc' mysterious
about growln& plant.a ln tubs.
Actually, almost any plant you
name can be IJ'OWD this way for
a time. And some are especially
well adapted. staying happy (or
years on end despite the
cramped condition of their roots.
AmonK t hose that flt this
class. the California Associa·
ti o n of Nursery men lis t s
Camellia as one of the finest.
Camellias tolerate cramped feet
seemingly forever and. while
they don't bloom ih summer,
their &loaay follaae la most
welcome.
Al'fON'Q CONI WIUlS, the petite Mugbo Pine ls a favorite
with landscape designers. And
the normally tall, but pictures-
que Japanese Black Plne will
stay happy and In bounds for
several years under container
culture. The Alberta Sl>ruC. is
also choice in containers.
Golden Bamboo has come lnto
its owri in this age of tub garden-
ing, that easily keeps it In
bounds . Variegated
Pittosporums with their interest·
ing branch structures are
popular as are Azaleas, dwarf
Crape Myrtles and Gardenias.
All the dwarf citrus are ex-
cellent in containers, not only
for their !ol~age but for the or·
namental effe<:L to their frult
wblch ls of excellent quaUty.
FOR COLOR through
sum mer. G e raniums and
Pelaraonluma are ideal.
Fuchsias and Clhtu are fine for
shaded Jocatloru and
Marguerites are not to be over·
looked whatever the eondiUor\S.
There are many, many more,
a s a c he ck with yo ur
nurser yman will r eveal. And
there are tubs to fit t})em all.
You have onJy to match the right
plant with the right tub. in the
rleht. place which is our idea or a
thoroughly pleasant pastime.
.OCC Offers Series
Of Garden Lectures
''This Month In Your Garden .. is the title ~fa four-part le<:ture
series being oUered at. Orange Coast College this spring.
• The Sat~day morning lectures will meet on February 25,
March 11, April 8, and May 6 from 10 a.m. until noon in OCC's
Horticulture Room 102. •
HORTICULTURIST John Lenanton will conduct th~ lectures.
Lenanton is an OCC associate professor of ornamental
horticulture, and is the video Instructor of ''The Home Gardener,"
the Coast Community College District television course.
Admission to the lectures is free and the public is invited.
On Feb. 25 Lenanton will discuss how to plant a vegetable
garden. Tips on how to prepare soil, bow to sow, how to transplant
care for.., water and fertilize crops will be given. •
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Container
Tomatoes
Are Best
Dilemma: You want
fresh to~at.oes for early
sum mer salads. but
don't have a yard 1hat
meets requireO'lents for
tomato &l'Owinl·
Sol utlon: Tom a toes
developed espeeially for
growing in space·saving
4-to S·gallon containers.
and February is the
month for ~rdenen at
low elevations lo start
their container gardens
with tomatoes from
seeds .
ACCO R DI NG'TO
"Tom a toes ln Pots in
Orange County;• an
article in the February
i ssue of Suns et
M agaiine, Southern
California /Hawaii
edition. there are a
number oC varieties of
tomatoes developed for
contaiper 1rowth.
With the asslatance or
Bill Sidnam of Santa
Ana, Sunset began test· Ing tomatoes in con-
tainers a year ago. In
lat e F ebruary tomato
seeds were planted.
~01"'"'~~\.
"E.\.o "~
Dining Set•
Room Groups
T•bl••
CIW11
8Hlets
Much Morell
HALF PRICE
TREE SALE
An( A Limited Spttel•I!
----------10%0FF
p.\..\.. CUSTOM
FIRESCREEMS
Mu91 be presented at time
of purchase.
We. at Roger's Gardens, are oommitted to helping restore the
elegant beauty of the proud and stately trees lost daring the ·
recent ltonn. To help you in this endeavor, any tree we can
purchase, from 5 to 15 gallon -any variety-will be sold
to you at HALF PRICE. We are even reducing prices on
. 18" to 42111 boxed specimen trees •,;
30% and that means savings to $200. Do your part to
help restore the natural beauty of our
coastal environment ••• we are!
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Cieri!, within wld time limit, In •
-lff ef!WI-. ldtntlflod on lllt out· ~-wllfl the 114' ll•m Numlltr •IOll lht °"9fllf18 0.le. eac11 Pf-' slltll S11Klfy each end
evor'f lttm H 1tt rortll 111 Ille
ltltClflcetloni. Mv end •II toct11llons ,. Wlo l ... <llicetloN mllSt bt CIHtly
steted In .,,. iw-. -t.ihwt le ... terUI .. , lttm In"" -iflOI~
shell tit 9r°""4tl tor ••toctlon of Ille _.d,
l!ecll pr~I Shell set lo<'lh tlle IY!l
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" ptll\Clpeb In ceM of COf"PCW•llo .... 11\Cllldo ,,,. M"IOI OI ll>e Prnlclenl,
Secretary, Tr•H•-. IMUl-vt•. Tiie Cl'ty eou..cu ol .... CllY of Costa Mew rOMrvts 1111 tight le rele<t eny or ell llht1.
OAT£D; Ftllruery 16, 1'71
" Pu111r,~ OrW\911 CoHI D•lly PllCll, Fellruory ,., 1'11 .. J.71
PUBLIC NOTICE
1111417
NOTICI TO C•IEOI TO•I
SU rlRIOR COU•T 0' TMI
STATE 01' CAlll'OllNIA fOlll
TMI COUNTY OP' OllANOI
No. A·Mttt
In, ... ~Iler of ,,,., Est.alt Of AL.AN
\.EONAAO PIERCE. •ko .. LAN L.
PIERCE, ~HW<I
NOCl<t ls -•llY O•¥tn lo <red1lors
lltvint <lei"" 0901nst Iha ••id de<•· de"t le Ille seld Cl•lms In ""' ofllc• or
tllt clerk Of tllt 4110.tWld courl or to
present lhem 10 the -r•~ 01 the
efflce of GILBERT C, LIPMAN, "'J3 v ... 1 .... 81Yd . Sit 920, Encino. CA
,,._, wnlen teller Giiiet ls t"" 1>1..:t of
busln•H O! Ille IOncMrslgned In •II m•I· ten perto•ninc;i lo S<Old esttlt Such
ca.Im\ with t.M ,..<e~wrv vou<Mf'\
n"N$\ IM t1•ed or Pf P\.fl\t9d •S •fore-wid
within lour m0f'111s oltor '"" lor•t pvllllcollon of l~l notice.
Doled Feb 1, 1971
JEROME GL,.SER
E •e<.uto.-of '"-w•ll
of W•d dt<-nt GtllEllT G. LtrMAN
AHor ... ytlUW
1'U31 Ve<1two llw .. Stt. no
IMIM,CA t~
Ttt: 7M·1"9
P..011.-Or-""'" Daily Pilot. Feb. 4, ti, 11, 2S, 1911
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICIE 01'
rUlllC MIAlllNO
07 78
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A PUBLIC HE .. RlNG WILL llE
HEL D BY THE PLANNING
COMMISSION 01' THE CITV 01' SAN
JUAN CAPISTRANO ON THE Hit\
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 9'71, ot 1 00
P.M , IN THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, J7•00 PASEO
ADE'LA NTO SAN JU AN
CAPISTRANO, RELATIVE TO THE
FOLLOW INC
ZY 71·4 IPatrl<kl
A tfQu!'\t ID •How ft\e DOSI Of • cfe--
C.Or•tl°'• tr~ll•\ to fft(ro.Kh 1 fttt •"'to
tl'Ht m1n1tnum 10 toot Sid« Y•'d rfl'
quired tor • re\ldttncr 1n th~ AS
ISlntlt Famllyl Dh lriCI s.4>1KI rC'·
shkno ;, lou1eo on Loi 1IO O! Tr..:1
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Thi• Protect ,,., llHn re•lew•d ""d
proct\,~4 In •<<Of'Nn<• wUh '"-C.lltorn10 En'"r"""*'t.M O...tity Act.
The C11y•\ Envtrotun~tet Ae111ew
Board llH .. torrruned llWll ..... P<OlO<I
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DATED February 16, 19/I
Tl\omt• C.. Merrell,
Se<rei•ry
Pt..,...lnc;i Com""H-
P10ll4"rwd Or-C.0.•I Dollv Ptlot, Ftllr ... ry 18, 19/I .... ,.
MANF•O LOUIS E. MANFRO, rHldent of
H""tl"OIOll Beach, C. PH..0 twoy
on P:rldoy Fttw.-y 17, 1'11. SUrvtvtd
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ter1. R•<h•e• Me\lif\• end l(f'Y
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M•11lro was • Member of the HIOnl·
lnfton llt4Kh *IOI' c1111-. Funero1 wrvlc.fS wlll bt conducted on S....Oay
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COMMt ICIH mt THe CITY 01' $Allf
JUAN CAf'l$TlllANO ON THIE HUI
DAY 01' ,.l!lltUAflY. 1'71. AT 7'0D
ft.loll . IN THI! (ITV COUNCIL
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A .PUBLIC HEARING Will llE
HELD BY THE TREE INSPECTOR
OF THE CITY OF SAN JU .. N
CAPISTRANO ON THE !7111 DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1'71, AT 10 00 A.M .. IH
THE CITY COUNCIL C11AM8ERS
l2400 PA SEO ADELANTO, SAN JUAN
CAPISTAANO, RELATIVE TO THE
FOLLOWING.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIF. -Tradll1onally,
Saturday njghl is date njght, and that's the way tt is
at the 14th Annual Oran&e County lnternati01.lal
Auto Show all day today. Opening at 10:00 a.m .• ~d
continuing on through 10:00 p.m ., the Anaheiro
Convention Center is the place to take your date.•
You'll be entertained with two shows in one: a
truly rare collection of Concours d'Elegance cars
plus a display of 27 makes or new 1978 cars. Both
U.S.A. and t6reign. .
And. you'll see some movie cars: Charlie
Chaplin's Rolls·Royce, the Beatles Bentley,1\h.e
"Peace Rat," and Franklin Delano Roosevdt's
.. Parade Car," all courtesy Movie World in Buena
Park
General admission: $2.50 adults; $1.50 chUdren
6·16 and senior citizens 62·on: kids under six, fr,ee.
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Coronation ~ores I
Aid Swaziland Sets . By ANNE COOP a
Of 1111 Delly ............
A Sooth Lacuna man may have played a role
tn lhe recent introduction of televisioo to
Swailland, a venture reportedly attracUni dro'les
of tourists h'om neighboring South Africa.
For years Swailland's King Sobhuza 11 out·
lawed photography ot any kind in his Uh~ country.
A photographer filming a native wedding
ceremony had used hls film to ridicule Swazi
customs, the king said -and promptly banned all
picture taking.
THEN AN AMERICAN SNOWED up in
Swaziland, asking to see the kin&. The foreigner
hud photographs taken nearly 60 years ago at the
kif1fs coronation, when Sobhu~a was a 17-year-old
pf1nce and his country was st.ill under British rule.
• The old photographs had been taken by
W(lliam Crcspinel, now a resident of the Treasure
Js bind mobile home park in South Laguna. In 1919
Crespinel had been dispatched by his New York
eniployers to photograph the Swaziland coronation
in what wai; a part of
Africa still untouched
by Western civilization.
• King Sobhuza i 11 admired Crespinel's old
• 1 photographs wben they
were delivered by a
friend visiting
Swaziland.
"If I thought I could
get pictures like this. I
wouJd lift the ban on
photography," he told
his visitor.
Crespinel's friend
was carrying a
Polaroid camera and
offered to shoot pictures
on the spot. No. the king sa~. He would allow picture taking only if he
co~ld be assured the results would be as good as
Crt spinel's . • • : BUT \'OU CAN HAVE these pictures im·
ml1liatel} and tear them up 1f you don't like them.
thC: visitor said After he'd heard a detailed ex-
1
pla)lation or the Polaroid process, the king agreed
fnd was appar<.'nlly converted to photography.
•The C1rst picture to appear on Swatiland's new
television 1tetwork was of formidable King
Sot2huza himsetr. splendidly attired in national I dr~s complete with regal lion skins, said a report
by · Ray Kennedy of the "London Daily Tele·
grJph" • ) Swazi programming is drawing hundreds of
Soi.Uh Africans as tourists. Kennedy said It is
spitler than therr heavily censored format and
hedivily represented by British television com·
Pdi•s. sports and news shows.
THE SWAZI TRANSMISSION IS strong
endUgh to reach only as Car as its own borders.
1 Crespinel. now 87, said he would love to return
to ~Swaziland , although it may have been
traf)sformed beyond his recognition in the in·
ter~ening ye&MI.
When the young photoirapher n s 1ted
SwUiland tor the coronation in 1919. the royal
faraily lived In grass huts. 1be chJldren had never
seen such Western amenlUes as sheets and
pillows. knives and fortts, said Crespinel.
~THE PHOTOG RAPHS KING Sobhuza was
lattr to admire "'ere developed in an underground
daPkroom, dug for Crespinel in the royal kraal.
' "Now the royal family is watching television."
he uid ·
~Rating Up
'Aloha' GoldenA.ge
MIAMI (AP) -Gone are the walerbeds and
th& X-rated movies. The morrors have been re·
mo.~·ed. Aloha Motel co-owner Charles Feldman
sn:ls there's more money in retirement leisure
th(\11 there was in the X-rated kind
"We never expected it to be this good,
Fe4'1man said. "We paid $900,000 for this place
ori~in ally. and 1 think we may have doubled its
valae now." . • -Three months ago, Feldman decided he was
tired of citizen attacks on the hotel.
:Anyway, he said, the Aloha wasn't making
mufh money as a sex palace and the owners de·
clded Miami, a retirement mecca, would be a
betKlk' market for the oU:l lban the young.
• 1
Marines • To Fisit ' . ' P.-.anama
•
dt\MP PENDLETON (A~ -A battaUon of 7:SO arlnes from CamJ)
Pe leton wilt depart
M ch 11 for jungle w~lare training 1n Pa ama. a Marine
a •sman says.
DING SOBHUZA AS PHOTOGRAPHED IN 1919
This Was Among Pictures That Led to TV . ~
MEMBERS OF EXPEDITION IN 1919 WERE MADE BROTHERS OF THE TRIBE
Creaplnel, Far left, Visiting Swazlland to Photograph Coronation
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NEW ORLEANS -Rudyard Klpllnc lhoulht
be bad experienced all tbls world had to otter
wben be had "1een the ea1le and heard the owl.'•
But be never went stomping on M&rdl Gra1
day way down yonder in New Orleans with Pete
Fountain and his Half·Faat Walking Club, which
PUta thla humble scribbler one up on that muter
ol the folk tale.
DAWN' WAS JUST BREAKING over the Mla·
slsslppl delta when we joined that ireat Dlx.ieland
clarlnetbt and 20 faithful followers, all decked out
in Scottish kilts and swlngln1 aporrans, at
Commander's Palace, a restaurant up ln the
·carden District, for their 18th annual ramble down
to Canal Street and the French Quarter.
Already the city was awake and alive with cos·
tu med revelers roaming the· streets and ijerched
on step ladders, balconies, lops of automobiles and
lampposts waiting for the Krewes of Zulu, Rex and
Comus lo come parading by with their colorful
floats, showering the
populace with
souvenier doubloons
and gaudy beads.
In between the big
parades come
marching clubs, like
the P ete Fountain or·
ganizalion or lack or
same, strutting and
cake walking at will
through the crowds to
the frenzied beat of the
old-lime music that
gave birth to blues
down here on the way
back from a thousand
funerals. FOUNTAIN
PETE RAISED HIS GOLD buttoned clarinet,
intoned "Down By the Riverside" in a magical.
mournful wail that was echoed by the slide
trombones, and we were off stomping behind a
banner that proclaimed "Jack Daniels Country
Club."
Besides the Pele Fountain jazz combo, our
ranks boasted the Onward Brass Band, a mostly
black Dixieland ensemble that in the words of its
leader Louis Cottrell "has been planting 'em in the
graveyards around here since 1895 and never mis·
sed a Mardi Gras."
As always since he began marching in 1961,
Pele had the Onward Band's kettle drummer,
C ~~ •)Freddie ~ ~;;:~ Kohlman, right . 4ww :!p::~g e~~~w~
·-- --·•street beat"
that modern musicians just can't duplicate. Close
by also were "Pops" or Red Fountain. Pete's
father, who shucks oysters for a living at Bozo's.
seafood palace, and comedian·m~sician Phil
Harris in high button shoes.
B Y mE TIME WE REACHED St. Charles,
one of the few avenues left in America where
Judge mt
Sales Cal,led Cmel
RIPLEY. Mass. CAP) -Two orrtc1ala of the,
Humane Society in Washington say they will ap-
pear before a Tippah County grand jury th1s
month to t~ll of a judge's sale of 300 shivering
dogs.
The im C'StiJ?ators. Franz Danzler and Marc
Paulhus. took photographs nnd recorded
automobile license plate numbers ror use as
evidence or what they said were animal cruelty
violations.
The jud~e. Wayne Windham. said the dog
sales have been going on for 100 years and s hould
continue.
street.can sUU run. a half mUllon people were ln
the 1treeta.
Pete bit them wltb .. Hey, Ll'l Liza," wblcb
they 1an1 back from th• hotel wlndowa and
balconies, and then bad Jimmy Haislip, bis lead
trombonist, tear them up with the slt,asb pump
atorles of beUinC Blll Balley to c0me home.
The route, lf there was oae, meandered down
streets that wouldn't see the big parades. and
paused at a balf·4oien "plt stops." nellhborb.ood
bars and people's homes, where lbe ju1 pll1rims
were refrethed with various a1loys ot branch
water. A few fell by th~ wayaldt; some earrled on
with a h~Pinl hand, and a number or strulters de·
veloped pronounced staggers.
A FEW YEA&S AGO WREN the Half-Fast
Walking Club sauntered forth 1n tbe re1alla of
Roman gladiators, Pete waa carried on his a~ield
for the final pbrtlon of the marcb. But on this day,
wearing the bearskin of a ScotU.b clan chief on the
bar~ skin of his completely abaved head, our
leader never faltered and rarely stopped playin1
as·r.Maryland," "South Rampar\Street Parade,"
"High Society" and all the other favorites drtfed
through the canyons of apartments and office
buildings.
In front or old city hall, Pete quaffed
champagne toasts with Mayor Moon Landrieu,
resplendant irfthe gold derby and polka dot bowtie
of a burlesque comedian, and Louisiana Gov.
Edwin Edwards, wearing an open c h ested
motorcycle jacket that didn't have a patch on Burt
Reynolds. By now tt\e street crowds numbered
750,000, most of them ln costume and all oC them
howling at us to favor them with golden doubloons
bearing Pete's countenance. _,,.
PEKI NG'S SQUARE -OF HEAVENLY Peace,
which is supposed to accommodate a miJllon
marchers, never looked this exciting on its busiest
day, probably because t he citizenry never has put
astde its Mao suits to come forth as Kojak, Mickey
Mouse, Tutankbamun and a thousand more
masked marvels.
CLIMBERS
TOWAIT
LONDON CAP) -So
many people want to
climb Mount Everest
that there is a seven·
year waiting list, says
British mountaineer
Chris Bonington.
Bonington, who led a
recent successful climb
of the world's highest
mountain, said the gov-
ernment of Nepal wlll
allow only one ex·
pedition at a time, and
the weather on t.b e
29,028-foot Himalayan
peak permits only one
cli m b before t he
JDOn soon season and one .
after.
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SaturdQ. February 18, 1978
Cheeky rcv~era who demanded to kslow what
a Scotsman wore under hls kilt or southl to fi.nd
ou t for themselves were rewarded with the sight of
some outlandtahly lacy underpants and
Shakespearian codpieces that would have
frightened the Loch Ness Monster.
Comtna onto Canal Street, the wind off the
lf isslsslppt howled up the lowlands of our kilts,
caualnc the parade route to unsfer10 drastic
iigzaga as we tacked ltke sailboats to keep the
wind at our backs.
STILL STRlJTl'ING FJVE HOURS later, our
ranks were infiltrated by a "Jesus Saves" group,
with placards held on h1ib, a man in a Richard
Nixon mask sang out for a doubloon and, in the
French Quarter, a number of "Flashers" whipped
open a cloak « lifted a skirt to bare their souls and
whatever to Pete's soulful clarinet.
"I love this city," said an exhausted Pete
Fountain, and his clarinet spelled it out with
"heaven on earth, t hey caJl It New Orleans."
..
State Treasurer
Jesse Unruh ts
running for re-
e I e c ti on as ..
quietly as
possible, al·
temptin g to
.av<>id a blg
media cam ·
.paign. So far
.he has no Dem·
.ocratic chal· ,Jengers. •
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-Evangelllt Paul Cedar "'W
peak on "What tho Church 11 ·All Af>out" •t 10 a.m. Sund., at
ake l'oreat Co••••U1 l!tarell. The Rev. Cedar a rmer member of Bthy
:. rabam's
.l ta r f, is
'i.. as tor of
4J<vangelism . !~ HollywOQd
;>resbytel'ian
Church and
"l@res ident .of
1Q y n am 1 c
.~ommunicat
~\ons, Inc., a
·:t·· ·. -" ~ ,r, .
..:' ,,
.)l 0 n -pr 0 fit CIOU
~$ervice organization with
.p:1inistries to pastors, churches
'and the community.
Services are held at Serrano
..,lntermediate School. 24642
)eronim.o, Lake Forest.
~.. .
" Dr . Ralph L. Byron ,
,,c,hairman of the department of
aeneral and oncologic surgery
• 1lt the City or Hope Medical
Center, will speak aL 6 p.m. !unday at Bethany Bible
: ellowship, 15751 Brookhurst
: t .. Westminster. Dr. Byron,
-form er clinical professor of sur·
~ery at UC Irvine, bas written
or the Sunday School paper. ~ ower. : . '~ A five-session workshop on
,,.motherhood will begin at 7:30
(.l>.m . Wednesday at the Jewish
;~Eiamlly Service office, 8100
\: arden Grove Blvd., Garden
rove.
Barbara Bernstein. li censed
marriaee, family and child
. ~ -, ..
counselor will lead tho &e sJans.
Admtulon la $1.$. Further in-
formation la available b)' call-
lnl the office at 891-002a.
* Family IJfe wlll be tbe themie
of the lwicheon meeting or the
Oraa1e" Dloceaaa Coaacll of
Catllollc WtHDen. The program,
to beein al 10 a.m. Tuesday at
St. Joachim's Parish Hall .
Costa Mesa, will be presented
by members of tbe diocese's
newly formed Family Life
Corn mission.
The third day of teaching
charismatic Catholics in the diocese will begin at 9: 30
a .tn. today at the Loyola
M arymount campus, Oranee.
* A piz.za and sing-a-long party
is planned by the Couples Club
of Temple Beth David of
Orange County at 8 tonight in a
member's home. Further in·
formation is available by call·
ing Gayle Fenton, 968'·1194. • Lenten services are held at
7 :30 p.m. each Wednesday at
the Lutheran Mlsalon, Laguna
Niguel. • The Lutheran Churcb-
Missouri Synod Board of Social
Ministry aod World Relief and
the World Relief Committee
hav e approved relief and
hunger aid grants of $1,048,000
to be distributed this year.
• Annulments, who qualifies
and how the process works will
be discussed at the potluck
luncheon or the St. Kilian
.
BRIEFS
Chapter, National Co\tncn or
Catholic Women. Members wUJ
meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at
the church hall, Estanclero at
Marguerite P~kway, MJsston
Vlejo. For more informatlon
call-Catherine McKenzie,
837-2871. • Interim committee chairmen
appointed during the first meet·
ing ot Newport Harbor B'Nal
B'rltll Lodce are Dean Burt
Gilbard, Lawrence Harris,
Norm Schiff, Geor&e Warsaw,
Bernard. Sam$OD, ,Herb
Silver.man, Fred Leder, Hi Ax·
elrod, Al Perla and Ronald
Brunswick.
* Bishop James 0 . Mote of the
Holy Trinity Diocese of the
Continuing Anglican Church.
will preach at 5 p.m. Sundll)'
at St. Tbereses Mlsslo•,
Santa Ana
* Linda Roboy of the Jewlsb
Family Service 's Chai
Com mlttee, who has been
active in resettlement of
Russian Jews in Orange Coun·
ty, will share some or her ex-
periences Friday with the
Congregation B'nai Tzedek,
Fountain Valley. • Sblr Ha Ma'alol Temple.
Newport Beach has launched a
letter-writing campaign to
encourage Russian officials to
Loncerts, Drama Slated
Three concerts and a
dramatic presentation are
planned by area churches.
Fred Waring and his Young
Pennsylvanians will present an
evening of music al 8 Monday
at the Garden Grove Communi-
ty Church sanctuary.
~ In a career spanning six de·
.rades. Waring has thrilled
:millions, and he has missed . only one performance -due to a
Texas storm. The "King or the
Hoad " believes there is "no
·s.ub s tilute J o r li ve
entertainment "
Reservations are,ayailable
::through the Artist Series office,
V.S0 -7000, or at the eampus,
-Chapman Avenue and Lewis
=street.
* * *
THE V~NGUARDS of
&ulhem California College will
atpg,.ear in concert at the
.P e oples Church, 28'722 ~ arguerite Parkway, Mission
Viejo at 6 p.m. Sunday.
• Each year, this musical group
trave ls throughout Southern
California and several western
states presenting sacred con·
certs to churches and con·
ventions. * ••
THE NEXT CONCERT in the c urrent series at Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church,
Newport Beach will feature
Jester Hairston with the Costa
Mes a Concert Choir, at 7:30
p.m ., Feb. 26.
Hairston, by special invitation
of the Danish government, con-
ducted a choral clinic in that
country last year ..
Tickets, at $5. are avaUabJe
at the church, 798 Dover Drive.
Proceeds go to the pipe organ
fund. • • •
A DRAMATIC presentatlon is
planned at 6 p.m. Feb. 25 at the
Church or God, 7622 Warner
Ave., HuoUngtQp Beach .
Pe.rfotmera wlU be the Lion's
Lambs, three artists who tell
about Jews for Jesus. They
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have worked as part or street
theater teams, presenting contemporary pJays.
permll tbe .i." Ovslshcber
family to elll11rato to Israel.
Tbe eampat1n hies produced
almost 300 letters, reports
Rabbi Bernard P. King.
* Slmcba Chapter, B'aal B'rttb
Womell will elect officers aL a
meetlnf at' 1 p.m . Thursday at
the Fountain Valley Community
1Center.
* Or. Robert TutUe, assistant
professor of evan1elism and
Wesl\!yan 1tudies at Fuller
Tbeoloelcat Seminary, will
speak at the 7:30 p.01. H.rvice
Sunday at the Garde• Grove Commmdty CIHlrcJa sanctuary
His topic ls •·can't Get Along
Without You Now."
"Shtctlng ~ars for Singles," an all-day seminar at the
church Feb. 25, will be conduct·
ed by Dr. Frank Freed, Santa
Ana psychologist. Registr~Uon
r,e is $6, and preregistration
will be taken by calling
750·7000. • Lenten services are held at
7 :'.lO p.m. Wednesdays at the
Newport Harbor Lutberaa
Cbarch, 798 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach.
* St. Jobn the Baptbt Catholic
Cburcb, .1015 Baker St.1 Costa
Mesa, will have a five·day
Lenten Mission Feb. 27·March
3. Ttie Rev. WillJam Kenney,
who specializes in education
and family enrichment, will
conduct the services.
* Ceatral Auembly of God
church, Anaheim, will host the
!ellowshJp meeting of the Unit·
ed Christians, Inc. at 3 p.m . to-
day.
Christ 'Accepted'
MINNEAPOLIS CAP> A
summary of results of evangelist
Billy Graham's Feb. 1·5 crusade
in Las Veeas, Nev., says that at a
special 3 a.m. servict for night
casino workers, 43 of about 1,000
attending indicated acceptance
of Christ, including a Moslem
belly dander, three showefrl.s.
seven cocktail waitresses, four
keno runners. a bartepder and a
crap dealer.
loint Cet!etaong
Shir Ha Ma'nlot Temple and St. Mark Presbyterian
Church held a joint ground-breaking ceremony ~t 2100
Mar Vista, Newport Beach, where they will share a new
building. Taking part in the ceremonies are the Rev.
William McQuo}d, left, and Rabbi Bernard P. King.
SC Baptists .Set
Bible Collf erence
A four-day Bible Prophecy Conference will open with the 9 :30 a.m .
service Feb. 26 at the First Baptist Church, 107 W. Marquita, San
Clemente.
Dr. Dave Hocking, pastor of the First Brethren Church, Lone
Beach, will speak on "The New Jerusalem."
Dr. Hocking has written four celerating in the Last Days,"
books and many articles for 7:30 p.m., March 1
Christian periodicals, and be
conducts a daily radio show in
Long Beac!t· Diocese Seeb
OTHER SPEAKERS, their
topics and times are:
Dr. Ralph Gade, executive
director of the American As-
sociation for Jewi s h
Evangelism, "The Abrahamlc
Covenant and the State of Israel
Today," 6 p.m., Feb. 26.
Or. Harold Fickett, pre
sident of Bar:-ington College.
Rhode Island, "Christ and the
Church." 7:30 p.m., Feb. 27.
-DR. RALPH KEIPER,
author and Bible conference
speaker, "Dispensationalism -
Fact of Fiction," 7:30 p.m .. Feb.
28.
Dr. Richard Chase. pre-
s ident of Biota College and
Talbot Theological Seminary.
La Mirada, "Deception. Ac·
Director of
Educmion
The Catholic Diocese or
Orange is seeking a dioceun
director of elementary religiou~
education.
Resumes are being solicited
from individuals with masters
degrees in the fields or religious
studie s or education and at leasl five )'ears of elementary
classroom teaching experience,
and in teaching religion t.o adults
or in coUege religion.
Applications are being accept-
ed until March 1 by the Rev .
Michael Duffy. 16400 Springdal~
St .. Huntington Beach.
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TOGETHER WITH THE story-sellers, the businessmen
and women for whom they work,
they are the mlkers of popular
culture.
Although names such aa
Paddy Chayefsky. Harol4
Robbins and Norman Lear an
well-known, most stOry·U!llen ~
are largely anonymous. ·
We know "the Fonz .. but not
the writers who created the
character and put words in bis
mouth. Most story-tellers are
while, middle-age males.
although some women are
breaking down the sex barriers.
MOST STORY-TELLERS are
also well educated, and some do
not personally care for the
popular culture they create, but
1th~y are also professionals who
aim to pleaae the audience. Then, too, popular culture ls a
group effort; an individual
writer's work is frequeJttlY
rewritten by others, including
story-sellers, who make it con-
form to what they think lite
audience will buy. In doing tbls,
they are ·acting as s~alled
"ga~ek~ts:" T e levislon, movie and
publishing executives decide what enters and leaves the
••gales" of their firms, along
with the bankers and
advertisers who provide some of
the funds for markeUng popular
culture.
l'HE MOST INTIUGUING
puzzle about the popular culture
makers is what they do for and
to the audience -how popular
culture affects society. S<:holars
have not yet solved this pu:rile:
instead they have put forth two
typ~ of theories.
One sees the popular culture
makers as passive agents who
gi-Ye the audience what it wants.
The other views them as active
shapers of the tastes of their
audience.
The "passive" theory holds
that popular culture makers on-
• Jy spell out what is already in
people's minds, so that popular
culture is actually a mirror that
reflects American society and
its people. Not only their wants.
but also their secret fears and
Vt'ishes -for example, to be
beroic, or bionic supermen and.
-women. •
lsVT AN AUDIENCE in the
tens of millions is so ;varied in
age, income and education, and
NOTED AUTHOR
Herold Robbins
thus i.n its wants and wishes,
thp.t popular cufture cannot
possibly be a mirror for every-
~me.
Nor does it even try. Being a
commerciel product, popular
culture is aimed at specific
audiences.
Many television programs are
made for 18 to 49-year-old middle-class viewers, especially
women, whom sponsors most
want to reach; movies are
generally intended for lhe 13 to
29 age group, since movie at-
tendance drops off sharply later.
BUT EVEN MORE TO the
point, the audience may not
SCREENWRITER
Paddy Oha yefsky
the popular culture makers are
also America's taste-makers;
that in creaUng popular culture,
they abo create our tastes and
values. No ($oubt they help to •
shape some tastes, for the
miniskirt became popular after
actresses wore it in films and
television programs.
B\\t values m"st exist in-dependently before they can ap-
pear in the mass media.
For example, many
Americans beUeved in the devil
before Hollywood made "The
Exorcist,•' and they became
more liberal in their sexual at-
titudes before the mass med.la
were allowed to be franker.
Editor's Note: Thi& ii Uae ucond In a aeries of 15 articles exploring
"Popular Culture: M1rrOT of American L1/e."
Herbert Cans, pro/euOT of aocioWml at 'Columbia Umwratty. du-
CtU1ea how our popular culture ts influenctd bit botla dorJl·tellen and
story-aeUera, the mau mtdia. and bwineu euC1oltive1 1'lllO largely conlrol
what we aee. am( hear. ·
Thi& senea toaa written for COtn'ae• bit Newpaper •. a program de-
veloped by Univernt11 Eztmaion, UC San Diego, and funded bit a grant
from the Na&aal Endowment /OT the Humanllin.
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even have strong wants or rears
for which it needs a mirror.
People use popular culture
mainly for entertainment and
diversion, and most do not take
it seriously.
Moviegoers flocked to
"Jaws.'' I believe, for the chase
scenes and the suspense, not
because they needed to deal with
their fears about ~ature
Rampant.
Nor do people care that much
about the pppular culture they
get.
In fact, Paul Klein. an NBC
television executive, believes
that viewers usually choose the
programs "wblcb can be
endured with the least amount ot
pain and suffering."
ONE VEaSJON OF the
.. active" theory. maintains thlt
THE POPULAR CULTURE
makers may propose new tastes
or idea,s, but the audience dls-
1>0Ses ; only a tiny fraction of the
hundreds of popular songs re:
corded every year finds favor
with listeners; and these days,
most new television programs
are cancelled before the seasoo.
is over.
Therefore, popular culture
makers jio not try tO create or
alter tastes; lnstud, tlley ap.
peal to already existing taftes.
More often than not. they Oal1
add novel touclles. to old
formulas. standard story plob,
and familiar heroes and villains.
some of •hich have been
Popular sioce the days of· folk
culture. • Indeed, story-tellers· and
.sellers jJl'OCffd ~ guesswork,
for wh_ile they know what the
.
'FAM1LY' CREATOR
Producer Norman Lear
audience has liked previously.
they cannot predfot what lt will
be like next. 'They are better
described as nervous iuesaens
a bout, rather than powerful
manipulators of. the audience's
taste.
AND WEU. THEY might be
nervous, tor they may soon be
out of work lf they guess iQ·
correcUy.
Another "active" theory
argues that the popular culture
makers. beinJr in bµsiness. will do anything to make a profit.
They therefore appeal to the
audience's basest motives -or
what ls called "the U.year-old
mentality" in t~evt.slon. The re-
sult is a popular culture thlt is
shallow or emot.ionlOIY harmful
to people: ..
"Charlie's Ancels" .00 even
"Upstairs, DownstaiJ'S'' may ap-
pear superficial to the exceed-
ingly well-educated partisans of
high culture, th06e cuftural ex-
perts who believe that almost
everything save Shakespear.
Bach, and Rembrandt is trash.
Popular culture is not made for
experts, however. and people
whcr use it for diversion do 1lOt
necessarily find it shallow.
THE CRAllGE THAT popular
culture banns people bu been made for many years, but so
far, researchers b1ve only de-
in_onstrat.ed that seeinc movie or
television violence makes bays
-althouah not 1irls -ect men aggrenively for a 11bort time
attertrards. No ooe has yet be&
able to fdentl(y lasUnt ht.nnfUl
efft!cts f:6 popular cuJture.
Heavy doses of "Starsky and
Hutch" and other television and
movie violence may not be de-
11,rable, but there is no evidence
that they cause today's hilh
crime rates. To be sure, from
time to time, individuals carry
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'THE FONZ'
Henry Winkler
out violent acts that they 'have
copied from the screen, but they
are' few and far between.
In any case, television or ftlms
did not create their urge to com-
mit violen-ce. Rates of violence
in America were much higher
during the 19th century, betore
television and movies bad been
invented. than they are now.
STILL ANOTHER .. ACTIVE"
theory proposes that popular
* * *
Urban, Studies
Specitilty
Of Autlwr '· .
Herbert J. Gans is the Ford
Foundation urban chair pro-
fess or of sociology at
Columbia
University
, and senior re-
sear c b as·
· sociate at the
Center for
Policy
Research.
He has a1so
_.,,., t taught at the
University of Penmylvania and
the Massachuaetts Institute of Technology.
A specialist in urban studies
and planning and ln the mass
media and popular culture, he is
the author of more than 100
articles and or eight books, in-
cluding "The Urban Villagers,••
"The Levittowners," .. The Uses
or Television and Their
Educational lmpUcations, 0 and
••Popular Culture and Uigb
Culture."
rultun, by beln& dlvertln1 a!M.
diverts ua from reco1n\1in1
Arnerlca•1 economic and
·poamcal problem• -and ll'om
dotni aomethln& •bout t.bem.
Admittedly, most popul r
cultuN (other than the D9W1)
seldom eddreases the country'•
problems, but mainly beeaat
the country la too dMded to de)l
with them. The popular culture
m akera know that whatever
they say about controvenlil
· economic and political topl~
wlll upset aome people In thetr
highly diverse audience and
scare off advertisers. •
M.y own. theory is that ttse
popular culture makers divert
ua because we want to be dlvert-
ed, from our own u well u ttie
couo.try'a problems, and they .
respo11d to the wanlt -and
~ -that allow them to at.)-in buslnes~. r
IN THE P1lOCESS they rri~
lnfiuence some tastes as weft,
and occasionally they suea so accurately what ts on many
minds that popular culture dob
reflect widespread wisbea er
fears. "· Most of the time, howe\rv.
popular culture only 1upplles ~
laughs, thrills, and drama thft
help make life a li".tle more
pleasant. ·
We have become so used tb1t
that we CID no tonier do witboWt
it, but lt does not often move iJs,
strongly or touch our deepest
fe4'llngs.
Which is just as wen, for a
popular culture with that kind W
power could also divert us frotn •
our famllles. frlends, Jobs, aqd
other respomlbilltles. ·
NEXT WEEK: Georg. Gerfllllr.
~an of Uae ~ School of
Commu,dcotf<)nt, Vnfverritf of
PeHtJll~. dilcuase• po~ niu.re. QI big budneaa. • w •
2 Physicians.
Appealling
Revocation
·. ..
SACRAMENTO (AP) -'lbe
state Board of Medical Quality
Assurance says it bas revoked
the licenses or two pbysi.clalll.
and both are appealing. •
The announcement said Ue
doctors are Richard S<:otti of
Santa Cruz and Timothy
Lamphier of Upland.
The board accused SeoW eL •
performing a suctloo ~
with a defective machlne. ~
ing in the death of an 18-year~
woman, and of negligently
performing two female
circumcisions.
It said Lamphier'& license WM
hued on a Florida certificate
revokl!d in 1974 because Flori•
offtclala ~d he gave fraudul•
information to patients.
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CENTER JUMP Estancia 's Doug J ardi'ne
.1 umps center \\ ilh Dennis Thompson as Brad Coopel' l IJ) <1ncl '.\11kc Cump 121 >
look on durins,: action Fnda)-night . .
E stancia ' . Blitzes Fpe, 64-53 '
J ardine Scare11 24 to Lead Eagles
By CRAIG SHEFF Jim Price, who sat out all or
01 t,. oau, "'"" statt the second quarter with three Estancia lhgh, playing sohd fouls, started the bUt:i: wl\h a
dl'f1.•11se, put on a wild blitz in the free throw and 8 lip·m. Then,
d11s111g SIX minutei. to turn back after A pair or (.os A.!toi,
\lSJtrng Los Altos IHacaenda turnovers .• Dou& Jard'l'1\e llt•1ghts> H.a~h . f.4·53, in the open. 11 ed ~.. I mg round or CH' 3-A bas ketball ro 0~ "''"' two ooplng 16·foot
playoffs Fnday night. i~f.ers lo put E&ta.ncla ahead.
The Costa Mesa-based Eagl~ ·Then the Eagles wral)ped at up
now will tangle with Blair High on a three.point free throw play
of Pasadena tn Round No. 2 After Est.ancia's John Carrid()
Tuesday night al a site to be de· had stolen a pass, he fed to t~r man ed. Price, who was fouled. Price htt
El>lancia won it wilh a blitz the first charity toss, but missed
tha t had the partisan Eagles ttle second.
ttowd going y.rild. Bo,t the ever-present J ard~ne
Tra1lmg 4g.45 with six minutes rebounded and was immediately
lo go, the Eagles or coach Larry hacked. He fired in two 111or4t
Sunderman combined some free $brows for the 55-46 lhd
<llert defensive play with sizzling and Los Altos was through.
l>hoot1n~ to outscore the Con· The advantage grew to 64·50
qut•nffs, 10·0, 10 the next 312 before the Conquerors finlsbed
m in11tes lo take a commanding with a three.point play tta the
55 lfi advantage with 2:39' to go. closing seconds.
E::;tanc1a had held lhe upper
httnd through most or the early
11rtion and appeared to be in
t•ommand with a 41-34 lead and
';!:07 lo J!O an the third quarter
But th• Conquerors cam~
back, rail~ mg to lake the lead on
the 1n1i1de . hooting or Dennis
Thompson and Tom Bates
That ~ct the l>tage for the
Set> Eagles Page Jl.:S
tScott ·Runs ·3:57 ~1;
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SAN DJEGO -Eamonn
CoJ?hlan or Ireland held off UC
Ir vane's Slcve Scoll to capture
the featured mile race at Friday
ni ~ht's 12th annual San Diego
rnv1tat1onal track meet.
Coghlan was timed in 3:56.0
while Scott, running his best
race of the Indoor season, turned
in a 3:57.1 sec;ond place effort.
Filbert Bayl ot Tanzania was
lhird in 3:59.7 in one of the best
mile races of the season.
Prep sensation LeNorrls
Marshall of Surprise, Ariz., a
cousin of UCI long jumper
LaMont Kine, turned in the
meet 's biggest upset wt>en he
won the 60-yatd dash tn 6.26. He ·
beat a s~Uer field that Included
World Cup champion Steve
Wtlliams and Olympian Don
Quarrle.
Suleiman Nyambui of
Tanzania continued his
domlnlnce of the two-mile event
w
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hen be won in 8:,17.9, 1ust
ahead of Great Britain's Nick
Rose'who was Umed in 8:18.4.
Nyainbul's um·e wa~ the..
second fastest ever run indoors
and was the seCond time he has
been under 8:'20 this year.
Fl~-. Ad .,a .. ce•
PALM SPRINGS -Peter
Fleming u.,.et Brian Gottfried,
5-7, 1·6, 6·2 Friday in (he
quart.edinals or a men's tennis
tournament at Mission Hills
Country Club.
Fleming, a former student at
UCLA, will play Raul Ramirez
in today's semifinals. Ramirez advan~ with a 6-2, 6·4 victory
over llte Nastas~. ·
' tn today's otber semifinal,
Roscoe Tanner will face Tom
Leonard. Tanner eliminated
Manuel Ountes'-6·1, 4·'6, 7-S
while Leonard dereated Arthur
As.be,4-6. 7·6-e..a
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Dr.
Gil Morgan maintained ftis lead
after his second roJJnd of the Los
• AngeJes Open by flrine· a two-
under-par 69 Friday for a 13$
tot.al. But the optometrlst-1oller
was wery ot Jack Nicklaus,
., loomlna Just three str0kes
bfblnd. .
Nicklaus, winner or 16 major
championships, found hi, 1ame
with five bird(es on the final
nine for a 66 and a 138 tot.41 at
the mid way point of the 72-hole
tournament
· · 1 took a so-so front nine,
turned it around and pla~ golf
the way I know how lo play,"
said Nicklaus
He birdied the 10th ho(e with a
0.. TMt Todafl
Oaa11n~l 7 a t 3
•12-fool puU, the llth with a four-
footel, the 13th with a IO.footer
and tne 18th from 15 feet. ·
"That 's by far the best ni11e
l've played this year," said the
five·time Masters champ.Ion who
!S pl~ying hi s seco nd
tournament of 197k.
Mor can said after his round
that he was airrilne for a 69 alter
shooting j! 66 in the opening
ro)lnd ovei-the demanding, par
• 71, 7,029-yard Riviera Country
Ctub course.
· • 1 think I play better on
diU1cult golf cours es," said
Morgan, who graduated Crom
Southern. College of Ot>tometry
but never has practiced that pro-
rcssaon although licensed in both
1''lor1da and his hom e state of
Oklahoma
Morgan, a native of Wewok11,
Okla., who had won his only pro
tournament in t.be B.C. Open at
Endicott. N.Y. last year . hud
fou r bi'rdies. two with putts of .0
:Ind 33 feet and carded a pair of
boj(eys.
Nicklaus started with a pair or
birdies. jncludmg two putts from
25 feet, but 11nished the first nine
at even par. missing putts of 12
and 31, feet at the fourth and
fifth holes Then came his rally
Mtct Fridav's round, the field
"as cut to 71 for toda.> and
Sunday's rounds Scores or 149
or lower qualified
Barry Jaeckel. who a:rew up
near lhts Riviera course and
was club champion, carded • 70
for 139. The son of charact et"
actor Richard Jaeckel s&ld, "I
definitely have a good
advantage knowing this course
uwelluldb."
The two 1ollers who shared
second place two strokes behind
Morgan after th~ first round fell
back. Dmny Edwards shot a 72
fQT a 140 total, Forrest Feiler
slipped to a 76 and 144.
Defending champion Tom
Purlzer sUlyed in the running
with a 69 and 1411 whJle Keith
Fergus matched that score.
Nicklaus' 66 matched Morgan's •
opening round, but the veteran
had opened willl a 72, one over
par. '
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Bruins Win, 60-5~,-. ,. -
With 0:05 to Go
LOS ANGELES CAP> -David
Greenwood scored-is points, In·
eluding a dtmk \flth five seconds
to play, g{ying fourth·ranked
tJCLA a 60-59 Paciflc -8
Conference victory over
WashlngtooState Friday night.
The Cougars look a 59-M lead
on a layup by Don Collins with
15 seconds remaining and
Washington State got the ball
back almost immediately follow-
in~ a bad UCLA pass.
WSU had a chance to extend
Its advantage with 10 seconds
left when Clarence Clatk was
fouled. ctark made the free
throw in a 'Me-and-one situation
but the ,,oint was disallowed
because of a lane violation by
the Cougars.
The Bruins brought the ball
upcourt quickly and Gig Sims
missed a 15-Coot Jump shot but
Greenwood was there to slam
home the rebound. Time expired
before the Cougars were able to
get off a potential game-winning
shot.
"There were 12,438 in Pauley
Pavilion ed only one, the re·
feree, saw the lane violation,"
said Washington State coach
George Raveling. "This is the
only place in the United States
that this could happen. It's a sin
and shame that this game was
taken fl'om us. I'm not going to
p.-otest because l can't."
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Oon•lcl1411 10, IC411'( '· J-. '· Clllrll s. r .. Mm '· Totolt U l).U ff.
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LOS ANGELES -Stan
Walker scored 23 points to lead
Wasl\ington to an upset 84-19
PaclCic..S basketbaJl victory over
Southern California Friday
nlgt,t.
W aahington raised it.a Pac-3
record to 5·5 and ils ov~t'
mark lo 13·lb with the vi~·
Soulhern Cal dropped to ~ in
conference play and 13·10 •er
all.
The game was tied at 75 en
USC scoring leade'r Cliff
Robinson, who bad 28 pointr.and
12 rebounds, fouled out with ':32
remaining.
USC had a 4HO halftime tead
and extended its margin to SC-42
early io the second half. llµt
Washington rallied lo talte •
58·51 lead and it was close the
rest orthe ""1Y.
Southern Cal played wi~
starting forward Purvis Miller,
who was sidelined' with the flO.
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INGLEWOOD CAP>-Kareem
A bd ul-Jabbar and Adtian
Dantley combined for so J>OUils
Friday night as the Los AngQJe
Lakers rallied for a l14·it6
National Basketball AssocE vktory over the Boston Cel
The Celtics led wost
way and held an 89-85 adv~e
after three quarters, bu( .. Cltt
L~ers went on a 13-3 s~
·binge mid way in the foifth
quarter to take the lead for
1oo<1.
AbduJ.Jabbar finished Witr. b
points, 17 in the second half, and
Oantley chipped in with 23 foe
the Lakers, who have woo slx 0(
lh~jr last seven games and~ 0(
the last 15.
Dave Cowens paced ~
with 30 points. John Havlie~.
who was honored in pre-..-
• ceremonies, added 24 polota or '
the CelU~. Havlicek, who a re-:
tiring at the end of the s~.
wi\s playing in his final re~
seaaon game at the Fonnq.:~
In«l«iwood. ·=-.
The CelUcs led at b-1
58-$S.
O•Uy '11M """""'°" Offy 4-.. HUNTINGTON'S MARCO PAGNANELLI DRIBBLES AROUND A CORONA PLAYER. -----
Flu-stricken Barons
Dealt 50-48 Cage Loss
8~· ROGER C'ARLSO:\!
• Of ,,.. O~••v Piiot Sttll
F o u n lain \'a lley 111 g h ·.,
Aaron'>. dC'c 1m~1t1>il h~· the flu
and )';ome out'>tandrnl! fre(• throw
shooting b.' \ 1s1t111g llo'> l'u<'hlos
1c:olc1.11 Hi gh, Y.J'> J 50 111 upsl·t
'IC'lim Friday n1)!ht 1n lhl• f1r'>l
round of the Cl F 4 A basketball
pl,yoffs
In lhl• (•n<.J 1l \\ ,,., .1 11:.11r of frl·t.·
th1•rn.., b~ Hoh F1Jl,,1 v.1th II
7 1-5 l Decision
"'·c·oncb lc·ft I h:it 111 ov1cled th~·
margin <if' 1t·tor~
Th(• lbn11i:-. got lhl' hall onn·
mon· but <t 10 fot1l '>hot from lhl'
l>a'>l'lrne in traffi c: was ofC-targl·t
wit h onl' second left
Coach Oa\'l' nro .... n's Baron..,
stayed Y. lth Uus l'ul'blos despllt <l
siege of Ou that kept 6· 7 All-Sun"l'I
League standout :\tih lle1de out
nf uniform. Al so. i.tJrters ~like
l'iral'lsky. Chris Ma ck and
Second Half Blitz
Gives CdM Victory
• Jly DAVE CT:'l:Nl~GHAM
Of, ... D•••v P•IOI 1'11•1 Stall
' Co rona tlel Mar played
: perhap:. its hl'~I scrnnd half of
l thl• "<.•ason ancl bl<'w 011L West
: Cu\ ma. 71 51, Fnd;1y night rn
I upt.>n mg rnund a<.·twn of the Cl F
3 .\ baskelbull pluyoffs I The Sea K mi:' will face Los
Amigos High of Fountain Valley
in the S<'<.'on<I round Tuesday
• ni.f:ht at a '>Ill' to be detcrmrned
I bfo('oin flip
• ~fter shootm~ JU'>t 33 percent
) in ~e frrst half and i;:o1ng to the
j loc'lrer room with a mr>dest two
1 Point IN1f. th<.• S<'a Kings came
I out ,f_1rmg rn the. sl'cond hair.
( shoohn~ 56 percent and easily
• , ou\idistancrng a tired W(':,t Co
: vi~unit.
: ~. hey just ran out or S?a~. and :wr idn't," '>ays Corona del Mar • I • iMD Suffers
coach Jack Errion. "'Bul I'll tell
y11, Mark Rains played the best
game I've seen anyone play rn
two yea r s H e was th e
difference "
Ra ins. who rinsshed the re-
ftUlar season with a 4 S scorinll
a\'erage, poured in 19 points and
sparkled on defense
Shawn J\heam also turned in
one or his finest perform.rnces or
the season, scoring 22 and
notching 18 of those rn the
~econd half
Ahearn and the rest of the Sea
Kings we re afflicted \\tlh a cold
i.hooting touch from the outside
throughout the first half. enabl
ing Wesl Covma. a third place
team Crom the Sierra League, lo
keep withm striking distance.
Although Corona del Mar ex-
perienced some success driving
inside. rt missed 10 of 11 outside
shots in the opening half.
C'h:.irhl• Ut'rff Y.<'rc hindered by
tht: hug
\1 ack and Rl'1ff each had just
on<• day s practice and Brown
had Scull Simon. Stan Shibata
und JUnwr varsrt~ plc.1}er Corey
llubb:.ird mscrted early lo give
sonH• rrlicf to his tiring players
l>o!> ruc•bloi.. unaware of
Fountain Valley'i. physical pro
hlt·m!'i. dad not speed up the
l t•m pu rather the Chargers
Used a more conservative ap-
proach a~aan !'i l r o unlaln
Valley's rnatchup zone defense.
lJut if Fountain Valley had its
secret. so did Dos Pueblos .
\Vlth lhe score tled al 48 (t~ks lo Roger Holm es' two
d uc h free throws with 1.32 let\),
the Chargers look posse5$ion
and went mto a delay, looking
for the last shot
A Barons player broke
through to try to steal Ute ball
with 11 sc•conds left and was
ca lied for a foul. After s
timeout, Brad Clark of .Dos
Pueblos approached the foul
line. The Barons bench ignited
with the thought that it WH
Fiala who was the offended
party. ' "
The refs agreed and sent hara
to tftc free throw line, wheri the
slick 6 2 senior calmly sank both
t rws
Earlier W s season Fiala had
hit 19-of-lf from the free throw
hne 1n one game and bad a
streak or 2.1 straight perfectos
from the gratis stripe al one pornl
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BA.5KETBALL
Edison
HB ·Rolls Past In M-37'
Pftnthers, 77 ~72 8:!!!~«!y
.... o.lly ~""'
By GLENN WHITE
Of .. o.IJy ...........
Making de adly use of free
throw opportuniUes uit<l e~ploit·
ing the fine play of Rico
Thompson and M a q~o
Pae,nanelli, the HunUnaton
Beach High Oilers outlasted vii·
lting Corona, 77-72, Friday nl1bt
in the first round of the CIF •·A
basketball playorrs.
Coach Roy MUler's forces
trailed only once, 2-0. but they
could never quite put the pesky
Panthers away as Corona came
fighting back every time It
seem ed it was about lo be sent
out or reach.
Corona did it wilh superb
shooting most of the way-ln·
cludjng a 71.8 percent field goal
.accuracy effort In the second
quarter.
In fact. the Panthers out-
scored Huntington Beach from
ttie field by 10 points.
But with 2S foul$ going aaainst
them. the Panthers simply eave
Miller's lads too many free
throws and ther,ln was Corona's
undoing.
Pagnanelli equaled his season
s ingle game high scoring output
with 21 points. He had io of those
in the first stanza to go with a
pair of fine defensive plays
which forced Corona turnovers.
Pagnanelli was dazzling with
his s hooting prowess a nd
Thompson was superior with his
noor play, coming u~ with 11 85·
LAKEWQOO-It wu anything
sistg anCt forcing four Panthers
turnovers.
but an artfstJc aucc s but the
end results compena.ted for the
delay tactics of the St. Aothony
Jfl1b Salnts Friday nlabt as they
toppled EdJaon Hich'1 Chargers
<Huntlnctoo Beach), 14·3'1 ln a
slow-movin1 ClF lint round •·A
basketball playoff 1ame at
Lakewood Hlah.
Tom Peatolesl was the re·
bounding, leader for the tilnne,..
with 10 and Curt Steinhaus was
\ the free throw ahooti.ng champ,
gett1n1 10 of his 28 points via the gratis line.
Col'Ona was Jut in set.iout COO·
ten lion wlth 7 :3S Jett in the
eam e as the Oilers were graap..
tng onto a 63-56 lead.
But then tbe hosts eot six of
the game's next eJaht points as
Thompson 1ot a layup orr a nice
pass from Dan Moorhouse;
Pierre Ayala scored Crom un.
derneath Ofl a perfect pus from
Pestolesl; and Pagnanelll
bucketed tm 8-footer:.
That made Jt 69·.Sll wlth S;SO
le ft and Corona's doom was sealed. •
The Oilers 'Shot consislt:ntly
well from the field and wound up
making good' on 51.5 ~rcent of
their shots. They were plaeued
by 24 turnovers, however.
Tuesday they play tf\e ·No, l
ranked team in the CJF-.-
Verbum Dei-at a le lo be de·
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After three periods ot play, the
score was tied at 22 with neither
team acortna ln double fliutts in
any period to that point.
But accuracy from the field
<S·for·S> and 12 of 14 free throws in that final period, enabled the
staJUni Saints <Long Beach) lo
double *Mir output in the final
eight minutes against an Edison
team that had trouble flndlnc the basket.
The-Charaers had plenty Of-op .
portul)lty to take a substantial
lead and Corce lhe Saints to play
their eame. But Edlaon was un-
a ble to connect and only Mllce
Mccourt could score with any deare~ of success.
Those first three periods were
like watct)lna an Jee cube melt
in a deep fr~ze.
But it wasn't ~nythlng that a
little better shooting average
couldn't have remedied for
coach Don Leavey's Chtftrers.
The Saints hit 51. 7 for the aame
and the Chargers could muster only 34.9 percent.
The final decision, however,
was deelded at the free throw
line with each team scoring 15
baskets. The Saints. with their
big fourth quarter, canned 14 for
the game to seven for the Chargers.
The margin was three points
for most o( the final period but
the Chargers could never catch
up and were forced lo commit
the obvious foul in an effort lo
gel possession.
With 15 seconds to play,
McCourt. hit from the corner to
narrow the margin to 40-37 but
sparkplug Richard Bos of the
Saints put It out of reach with a
pair of charity losses.
Bos and McColfrl h ad a
personal scor!ng duel going for
much of the game. Bos was Hit.
Ung a 10.12-foot jumper with con-
sistency, then scored his final
six points at the line.
M cCourt hit most of his from
15-18 feet out with lwo men col-
lapsing to guard him most of the
way. Bos finished with 18 and Mccourt 16.
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Edison, MV.
Kickers Nah
·Victories
or the five an•a tea ms in the
ClF eoccer playoffs. only Edison
<Huntintzton Beach) High and
1\1 issaon VieJo High won their
first round games Frfday.
Edison had to go Into overtime
before lumin~ back Saddleback
<Santa Ana), 2·1, before a crowd
of SOO at Huntington Beach High.
Goalie Dave McClean re-
gistered has sixth shutout of the
season as Mrss1on VieJo stopped visllin~ Gladstone (Covina), 3·0.
HB'S TOM PESTOLESI GOES HIGH FQR A REBOUND.
Corona del Mar 's fi rst soccer
playoff l'(am e was a 2-1 defeat as
lhe Sea Kmg11 were turned back
by Glendora . i . f5:6-50 Def eat
• Mater Del (SanLa Ana> Jllgh's
IMonarchs went ice cold Crom the
•rielQ. in the thir.d quarter and It 1pro~ed fatal Friday night as in·
Ahearn took charge of that
situation in the second half by
suddenly finding the touch and
sinking three straight bombs
from outside In the final two
quartets the Sea Kings hit 11 of
13 shots from long range .
Starling center J etr Burden
was ~till recovering from a bout
with the nu and saw only limrted
action for Corona del Mar. bUf
Brea High transfer Chth
Joh n ston filled the gap
admirably, finishing with nine
points.
Tritons StU~le, 68-63
Visiting Huntington Beach
High , pitted against second-
ranked South Torran<'e, played
well but dropped a 2·0 decision.
Newport Harbor was no match
for San Gabriel In the second
hatr and was eliminated. 4-0.
Don Burke S('Ored on an assist
from Casey Melkovich three
minutes into overtime to give
Edison Its win. Herb Boehm
scored the firs t goal with 10
minutes left in regulation to
snap a 0-0 deadlock.
'
'vadlne Buena <Ventura) High
took a 5&-50 Cl F 4-A basket~all ~layoff verdict in the loser'•
Jgym.
j The Monarchs could hit only
two or 11 shots from the field in ~he 'third period as Buena ex· :ten~d its lead to 44-32. i Jn all, Maler Dei made 16 of 40
row the field (40 percent) and
mit!ed 12 or 30 free throws. The
archs were guilty of 30
onal fouls and lost !Job
tham and Sal OaYtan to the o route.
hn Saunder• and Steve
rca Jed Ma&er Del ln re•
1JdJn• with $Cven and •ix slom• •
David Koehler also tallled
nine while Matt Osgood played
touih defense in his expaoded
role due lo Burden's illness.
West Covina scoring ace
Chuck North was nearly un-
stoppabl«; while he was on the
court, finisbtn1 with 19 point••
but he fouled t>ut with$ 10 ll'h. In
the garoe, taklne with hint IAllY
hopes the Spartans htd for. a
miracle comeback
*
}
Third ~er Flurry Key for Canyon
played good court sense for the
losers, tallying 10 points and
getting the ball inside to Carson and Wade.
Overall, SArl Cl4!mente con-
nected on 2.f of 55 field goal at-tempt.a for 43.4 percent, while
Canyon hit on 2-4 or 50 for 48
pe rcent. The Comanches were
10 Of lT ln the second hall for 58.8
percent.
isan Clemente con1lhJdes its
season un'der first-year coach
Rlch Skelton with a 11S·T record.
* * *
Che t flartley, Scott Leilhen ·
a nd John Hennessey scored
goals for Mission Viejo to back
up McClean's shutout.
Corona del Mar gdalif! Eric
Marlin stopped 18 shots, Includ-
ing a penalty kick, which Hunt-
ington Beach also got a Cine
gam e from Its goalie, Victor
Matrlsch, in losing e(forts.
CdM's Andy Turek was credit·
ed with ti top defe nsive aame.
CIF Sectionals
Scheduled Today
Cypress Colleae wtll be the
scent of today111 CtF sectional
wreallln1 qualif.ytni rneet Sn·
volvlna Oranre Cout area
wresllen. ..
Four lndMdual.I from e.ach ol
JJ weJ&ht dlvJilons wm qualify
for n.,_t Siituntay-. CIF finals at
WNlmlnster HJ•. Action aets
i.iMer way at fO this 111omJnt
tnd cOdUnues unt11 finJshed .•
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ESTANCIA'S BRAD COOPER BAntES FOR REBOUND WITH TWO FOES.
CV Romps, 87-48
Diablos Ousted, 81-66
As ex pected. Capis trano
Valle} lllgh's Cougars lambast
cd host Eagle Mountain in CJF
1 A basketball circles and the
No 1 seeded Gancsha <Pomona 1
Giants eliminated M1ss1on V1 eJo
in 3·1\ action Friday night
But \\h1lc the Cougars of
coach Paul Smith wer e toying
with Eagle Mountain in an 87-48
laugher, and now meet visiting
Notre Dame CR1vcrs1de J Tues-
day. the Oiablos of M 1ss1on Viejo
coach Rob f\Jrnrcr gave the
heavily favored Giants a battle
b<.•fon.• finally succ:umb1ng, 1!1·66.
"We played very well and out
rebounded Gancsha, 35·34," s aid
Minier of his team's setback 11t
l\lt San Antonio College
Pete OcCasas led a D1ablos at
tac·k "1th 20 points and four
GOORJIAN HOT;
HITS 63 POINTS
LA CRESCENT f\ -Greg COOf'
jinn, Cresccnta Valley lltgh's
scoring phenom. lathed 63 points
Jo'nday night to lead his mates to
a 96·81 victory over vis1t1ng
Inglewood 1n the Clf' 4-A
basketball playoffs
GoorJ1Un, a 6 2 senior guard,
madl· 25 of 42 from lhc field and
upped lus single season totals to
1,086 points rn 26 games an
UH rage Of 41.2 per game
Gooq1an br o k e P a ul
Wcstphal's single sc·ason scoring
rec'Ord of 1.040 points in his 24th ga m e this yc;.i r
others were in double fi gures
Mission Viejo was \\-llhrn 69 f.J
"rth three minutes to go, but rn
th<.• end five missed ~ho~ on
one-and-one s 1tuat1on!> at the
fn!c throw lrne and three missed
layups in the fourth quarter proved fatal.
Mike Boster and Ru:k Kreuzer
Jed MV's rebounding with 11 and
10 ag~inst the Giants, with 6 10
·George Hawthorne lowering
above everyone. James Verdon
and Floyd Willtams led the
winnecs with 25 and 20 points
Capo's 11th straight victory
\\as in the same mold as so
many others "'1th B<>b Charles
paving Vie way wtth 24 P<Jtnt~
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Sports on Television
On TeleYlsion T~ay
Noon (5J OUTDOORS WITD J ULIUS BOROS -Fishing
for i.almon IO an Alaskan river in bear country
3 p m C7 > GOLF Third round play in the Los Angele'!
Open golf tournament from Riviera Country Club In Pac1f1c
Palisades
3 30 p m <2> SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The European
hJ(ure skating champ1onsh1ps, taped at Strasbourg, France.
Also. the world two-man bobsled championship from Lake Placid, NY.
4 p.lll C7 J PRO BOWLING ·-The ~t1das Golden Challeng~. taped at New Orleans. C<U -COLLEGE
BASKETBALL The Oregon Ducks meet the California
Golden Bears In a Pac-8 game at Berkeley.
5;30 p.m. (7) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS-Taped cov
erage of the Daytona 1255. Also. \he world 70-meter ski Jumping champlonsMp. taped at Lahti, Fin1and.
8 p.m. (f) COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Porlland State
meets Nevadl) (Las Vegas> at Las Vegas.
10 p.m. (5) COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Wa~hington
Huskies meet the Bi;uins in a gamt! taped earlier at Pauley
Pavilion.
11 p.'m. 03) OLLEGE BASK£TBALL-The WUhington
State Cougars 01eet the USC Trojans io a game played earher at
the LA SJ>()rts #\i:ena. <22> ~COLLEGE BASKETBALL The
Fresno Sta Bulldogs meet the Cal state <Long Beach> 49ers in
Long Beach •
EAGLES ...
Continued From Page B-1
~stunc1a blitz
Jardine was the individual
s tar for the Eagles. firing in 24
pmnls After missing his first
five attempts of the final
quarter. the 6· 7 senior canned
four 1n a row
P rict• scored all of his 11
1>01nts in the !>econd half while
Mike Camp and Danny Maddock
also hit I I each Garrido had a
good floor game while Brad
Cooper came off the bench to
play well m the place of Pnce in
the second quarter.
Estanc1a.out-h1t Los Altos, 20·1
from the free throw hne. The
Conquerors were one for seven
from the charity stripe, waiting
until ltw last two seconds to
score that one
"This was probably our best
JOh under a stress situation-.•·
satd Sunderman "Our kids real·
ly came back after Los Altos
r;illied. But the defense was really
lhe difference. This was our best
defensi\e effort of lhe season ..
3nd 1t c3me at the right lime. Our
kids really wanted it "
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SaddJeback Plays
Saddleback College's ex·
plosive bnsketball team hosts
hapless Chaffey College fn an 8
o'clock game tonight. and the
Gauchos are a solid bet to im-
prove their record to 28·2 overall
and 11 ·1 in the Mission
Conference race.
Chaffey is 1·21 overall and
carries the worst defensive
average in the conference. The
Panthers surrender 97.7 polnls
per game.
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Saturday. ll'~ruary 11. 1978
Orange Const College hosts Fullerton in a
crucial South Coaat Conference basketball game
toniehl nt 7 30
The Pirates trail conference leader Santa Ana
by 21 ~ games but are still shooting for second
place, which would give them home games in the
post-season conference playoffs.
Fullerton ls also aiming at that second place
spot, currently held by Cerritos at 6·2. Fullerton is
6·3 in the conrercnce, while Orange Coast is 5-3. •
lt will be a battle or one or the conference's
most potent offenses against its lightest defense.
Fullerton scores 78.4 points per game while
Orange Coast gives up just 61.3 per ouUog.
The teams split their previous two con-
frontations, Fullerton winning the last 68-60 and
Orange Coast taking the first in overtime, 86-74.
''Thls game is a big one tor us." says Orange
~
Coast coach Tandlo' G1ll1s "A"''" would give u•ttn
excellent chance or rinaahmg second. and a ~ •
s pot an the wtld card tourney."
Although known more for Jt.s ctelense. Orani
Coast also has four players scoring in double
figures. Jim McCloskey leads the way with a 22.s
average, followed l)y Pete Neumann 03.1), Jon
Holland (12.8) and Ray Orgill 00.6).
As a tenm, Orange Coast is shooting S2 eercenl
.. rrom the floor in conrerence games.
Mark Pepper scored 20 points to lead Fullerton
in its Jan. 21 victory over Orange Coast, a gamafn
which turnovers by the Pirates proved decisiv
Only three conference games remain art
tonight. The champ will automatically advance
the stale tournament March 15-18 at Long
Arena, while the South Coast's secdnd thro
fifth place teams will battle in a tourney to de·
termine one wild card entry into the slate playoffs.
CIF Cage
Scores
Rakfuhanis Lead GWlS
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Golden West won the
Southern California
Conference Relays for
the first time ever while
Orange Coast a nd
Saddleback botW had
dismal days in junior
college track and field
action Friday
Paced by the
Rakhshani brothers. the
G WC Rustlers captured
five first places to edge
host LA City • 94-85, for
team honors.
Vic Rakhshani had a
49-0 effort in the shot put
while-Steve Rakhshan1
and teammate Leon
Roach both went 14-0 in
the pole vault to lead
Golden \Vest to firs't
place efforts.
Al El CaJon, Orange
Coast could manage just
four winning efforts in
falling to rugged
Grossmonl.
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lA H•rbOr J 1'9. l LA Sout,_..t l .cit
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Anteaters Outlast
Long fume> I LA Her'l>Ot 4-"1. '>
LA Clly t.4·1'"1. J LA $0ufftw9'51 ...
Triple tump-1 lA Soutbft.1
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1·A e .. 11,,1119'1, o.ur1n1o11 49ers Nine, 6-5 Soullh•ft'fl Sol, S Rio Honclo " •
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LONG BEACH-Mike
Mayeaux and Kenny
Washington paced the
UC Irvine baseball team
lo-Jt 6·5 vict.ory ..Oller Cal
Slate <Long Beach) Fri-
day afternoon m opening
Pac1ftc Coast Athletic
Association baseball
action here
Mayeaux had a pair or
triples including a blast
in the sixth inning that
drove Jim Dawson and
Greg Adams across with
the go-ahead runs as the
Anteaters s cored three
times
W11sh1ntitorr. :Mor-5 ror
the game. had a triple in
the mnlh inning lo bring
Enc Frolander a~ross
with what proved to be
the winning run.
Long Beach seored a
pair of runs· in the
bottom o( the ninth with
ex -Newport Harbor
High and Orange Coast
College star Rick Dostal
ge.Wn.e a tripJe for one
and scoring the final tal-
ly on an 1nfiqjd out.
Dos tal was 3 for·5 for
the 49ers
UCI play ... Cahforn1a
cBer kel evJ 1n M
doublehealler bcginnml(
a t noon toda~
J :>e.O, 2 Paiomor; l S..n Oo-. 4~0 y•rd Sii Uit ie hUrdlU-t ,
Ct.•lley I 03 '8 lmfft r«ordl, 1.
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J mile rtl•Y t °"'"""' I 00 o. 2 P•lomar. J Cil""
u o relay I s.n 0.-41 2S l~t
rKoral, 1 O\alfey, J Secldl-c!lu •
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For Coastal Area
T am Spaeth doesn't normally swim the SOO..
yard freestyle but hls season debut In the even t
Friday paced Edison (Huntin g t o n Beach> High to
a n 86-73 non-league victory over host Estancia
(Costa M esa) Hig h .
Spaeth led a Chargers s weep in the 500 with a
winnin g time of 5.03.4 as Edison won its second
meei this week. Spaet h also recorded a l :S3.2
winning effo rt in the 200 free.
J eff Donnell was a double winner for Estan cia.
t aking the 200 indlviduaJ medley in 2:09.7 and t h e
100 butterly in 57 .5.
Ocean View Hig h o f Huntington Beach, a team
with just fres hmon and soph omores, gave h ost
Westminster all it could h andle before falllng,
85-71. Mitch Auld, Jim Moser and David Jensen
paced the young Seah awks.
Golden West College was third and Saddleback
Colle~c fou~h after the firs t day or competition In
th e Gold Coa~t relays at UC Santa Barbara .
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Rustlers Topple
F our-ma1i Corsairs
Goldenc West "college
scored 41 poin l5 in the
final 12 minutes, while
visiting Santa M o n ica
C ity College bad o nly
rour men on the court, to
take a 101-78 victory in
ats Southern California
Conferen ce finale.
remaamng. Jordan left
"1th 30 points.
Golden West's Todd
Zir bel a lso scored 30, h is
car eer high. while Larry
Pett.is contributed 10 as·
s 1sts and Brian RodlfeN
pulled down nine re·
bounds .
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C.ompe111-<onctuou S.lura..y
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GWC Nine
Wins, 9-1
Tom Schlepp and John
Moses paced the Golden
West College Rustlers
t o victory Friday aft-
e rnoon . a 9·1 d ecision
over the C h ap man
College junior varsity in
nonconforence baseball
action on the winn er's
field.
Schlepp. a soph omor e
right-hander. h ad a no·
hitter into the seventh
annang when he gave up a
single after on e out. In
the firs t five innin gs, h e
threw only four pitches
outs1dL' the strike ..:one
and had five strikeouts
~I ose!> belted a three·
run homer. his M'cond in
thrcl' ~a me s, to
h1~hl1J,lht a five-run
-;1:contl annmi:.
Goldl'n We~t 1s al
Santa Ana at noon t o·
day
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The Rus tlers finish
with a 5· 7 conferen ce
slate and fifth p lace-
good e nough to q u alify
them for the post-season
conference tournament.
S..,.,.n
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Santa Monica. which
!;u1ted only five players
due t o a~ariety o f r ea-
son s ~h d ecimated
Its roster, los t its best
sco r er wh e n Matt
Jordan fouled out with
mor~ th an 12 minutes
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FebtlltrY 4, ll. II. U, "71
PVBUC NOTICE
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MAMtrlTAT11MltlfT Tiit kl11Wlft9 perwM •rt ct•lllt
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SHO .. fCltEST
REAt..lY, INC.
Melvlll 0 """"" Pretldtnt
Tl\11 1111-t Wt\ IUtcl wlttl IN!
County Cl•r11 01 Oren91t Covnty on
JanUAOry t•, 1m PUBLIC N011CE ,.,,,,
l'ubll•liecl Or.,. C..>I Otlly Piiot -------------I Jen. 2t, Feb. 4, 11, ll, 1'71 $1j.71 l'IC'l'ITIOUS aut1•aA PVBUC NOTICE
l'tCTITIOUI aUSINHS
NAMIJTATUHNT
T ... lol l ... 1(19 PtrtOn Is Ooi"9 bus!
neu .,
PATCO t..URES. IS.II Grall•"'
Strttl, H""ll"91011 Bee<ll, Ctlllo.nla ., ....
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1n9t1a r Drive, Huntington 8HCll,
Call torr•• t:l44'I
T"lt bvtitlftl II <On<IUCled by tn In
d1v1et11•I
CerOITrai'*"
Tl\f' ,atottmenl Wt5 filed With lllt
County Clerk of Ortnee Counly on
Janutry 31. 191• ... .,.s
Publl•lltd 0rt"9" Co .. t Daily Pilot,
FebrUAOry ._ 11, ll, U, 1'11
PVBUC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS IUSIMlH
NAMa nATCMENT
Tiie lollowl119 per .. M ••• 8tll'lt
1>11slneut1.
P. M. w .. ttm Weatmlntllf Aft.,
wu1mtr1st•r, Cetllornlt '16a Ray Wm Palm.r,. 14111 Mlltn St.,
WHtmlMltr, c..ll!Orl'I• tMJ
Ronny Otnnlt Ao\orfl'ln, "" Crou Drive, •3, Hunt1no1on •••<II, Celllo<lllt .. ,..
Joll11 U. Wiiton, t231 Slwwrw.,
WH1m1Mltr, Ctlll0tnltt2tlJ
Tl\h ou1lnen •• conducteo by • gentr ti pttlner~ip, lt-y Oennll MOreltn
Tllll Siil-Wtl filed wllll the
Co11nly Cl.,ll Of 0.""'19 Co\Hlly Oft
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potetltn. .~
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Tftls llat-t •• fit• wllll IM '°""" c...-01 ~-Ct11111r on Ftb. II, lfll. ...., ..
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J•nutrv1'. mt 1--------------PVBlJC NOTICE Et1s•0<1" 6 Sflwp9, 2ne:J Cttlot .. d.
a101,t..•11uneHlllt,CAms3 ..PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS aUSlliUS
N-l STAT•M•HT
,....,,, ______________ ,
PuDllSMd Ortn911 CMll Otlly Pllol J•n. 11, Feb. 4, 11, 11, 1'71 S.U.11 Tho lotl-1"9 petton I• dli"9 ""f'
"s~N AHO SN~ TRAVELS .. 111u PUBUC NOTICE
Brookl\unc Avenw, F-te•n Velley, l-------------C.elllorn1a 9lll)I
Wllll•m R. Jenkll\I, 1~ S.nl•
8etlnd•, Fount.tin V•ll..,, Cttlfornle
91108
Th•> bUllneSS h <ClnOuCIHI bJ .. ln-
O,vldu•t Wtlll-A~"'"" Thi\ >talo,,.....I , .. , ltltcl WUll '""
Councy Ct•rk 01 Or•lllll C-ty on
Janu•r'l 31, 111111. ... ,.,
Publi\l\ed Or•• Coe>I Oelly PllOI,
Fobru•rY 4. II, 11, U. 1911
lt11416
NOT1C:I TOCttlOtTOttl
SU .. IEttlCMI COURT CW THa STAT'f OI' CAt.ll'OttNIA POtt
THE COUNTY OF OltANOE .... ~ In the Mettet ol Ille l!lltle OI ~LORENCE MAE PE .. SON,
~HHd.
Noti<;e Is ""..-., 9lven lo cr..,llor'
l\tvlnQ cca;ms -'"'' Ult Stld di<•
O.nl 10 lite wtd ctelms '" -olfkt OI tllO tlerll Of 1i. .ofor-'4 court or 10 ___________ ._,_~_,_., twn•nl uwm to .... l&'>dttsl9nf0 •• , ...
amu o4 JAMeS M PARKE It, P 0
Boa W , Gor..,.. d«I #Mr, CA 9l'2S. PUBUC NOTICE -------------•'"~'<" 1•ttor otlou I\ lhl! place of ltUU• neu ot 11\e undt!r\IQntd In .011 ~ten l'ICTITIOUS aUSINISS
NAMI STATI!MINT
T ... lollOW1"9 --I\ OotnQ bull MH•' INOUSTRO.MOTIVE, 1t10 W
Flr1t S.nte Nta, Calllornla '710S
Wolhr Qulunborry, 1510 Cerewey, Co\11 ~. CelllotN• '1'16
Tiii• ""~ ..... s IS ..-UCCHI bY ... In d1¥1dv•t
W•l•r Out....a...rv Thi\ 1tet..,_t .,.,. 111..:1 •llfl Ille
Co.inly C:lerl< o4 o.._ C-1y on
J•n..,.ry JO, 1tn
FH11S
Publl\l\ed Ore .. Co.tit Oe41y Piiot,
F•b,.,.,, •."·ta, is, 1971
PUBUC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI aUSINlSS
NAME STATU"lNT
T ~• loll-•"9 perwM •re dol"O
bu\IM")' .,. SE ACOAS'T OELIVERY
E II PAE SS, UI E Wei NII s..nt• M•.
CA '7101
J•y #M<eroll. •2S ChUCk•r Circi.o. r ou/\CAln va11.-. c.a f'JIOI
J•mn Seylfl, JIAO ~Ion Way,
C.O\t• M•M, c.A .,_2\0o
'"" bli\Jf'lf''' ., <onoucte<t by • -r•I Nrt,_r..,,,p
J•Y #Mrcrou
Ttill\ ''--1..,net\t w•~ tit.ct wit" tN
'°""1v Cl<trk ol 0r-oe Cowntt °"
F.O 1, 1'11.
perlelnir19 to "''Cl Ol\tete. Sue.II <ltl1•1'
wll" lloe nK~\Ary YOUCher\ m .. t be llltcl or prev<\I.., •• •l0tl'Wl4 wltftln
lowf mont~ atttr ,,.. lltst puobllutton
Of tl\I\ -K.•
OotHI Feb l . 1971. BRUCE A DORSEY
E lt<\llor of \M Wiii
Ol.aiddK-nl
JAMlS M. l'AaKta
A.-y...a·'--,.0 ... ...,
C.W-... -. CA '2tU Put>llllle<I Or-C.o.tst D••lv Potot.
Fell. 4, 11, 11. n. 1918
PVBUC NOTICE
STATUrlll!NT OI' AaAMOOMM«NT
Ol'US&M
fl'ICTITIOUS aUSINl.SS NAM& The loltowl"9 _ _.Ml•~
1"9 UloP OI ... htllllous ~'5 ,.._
UTAEl.l ENTERPRISES. J'21
Wot C.entr•I UNI B, s ... ,. An•.
C•ttto,n•• '21'M
Tiie FKIH•°"" ew .... s N•-,.
fp.-rwG to •b01t1: ,. .. , hltO tft Or~
Co'"''' on M4y 11 .,,,
w.111.m 0 l.llr~ll. ,,, Albert
Pl«•. Co\.t• /lll#i •, c....111Qt"n1tt .,.,,
TIO\ bu~\i we\ <ondu<lt<I DY"" In d•••Ov•• W•lll.,..0 lllre'4t
lflt'' $l~t w•\ t1t4d Wttn ttw County Ct.-~ ot Or•nve County oo
l'mM J•n.,.•v 11. '"' P..Olh ..... Or-C.0.•I OellY Pilot
F.0 11, tl. ZS, -Ch•. ltll
nun
p,_.i1w.d Or-Co.oil Oelly Pilot,
----------Sil 71 F*"' ... '''· "·II U "" ,,...,.
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
""nJ PUbliU-Or-C.0.ll 0•1ly l'•lol, "•°'"''" II, ti, 1S, #Mrtl\ 4, "II S4)-71
su .. •••c. COU•T 01' TM• ST A Ta OI' CAU l'ORNIA POtt
TM a CIOUtfTY 01' ottANOa ......... 1.
NOTICa Of' MIAttl•O 0 .. P•TIT~ POii f'Ro.ATa 011' WILi.
ANO L•n•n ftSTAMINTAttY
l!iltl• of 1.Ut..U eAISOl!N, t lll LUl..U A. eAISDEH. OtcffJtd.
NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN llltt
MAR IAN NUGENT l\H l»ld llt,..ln e
pelltloll lor ...._.Of Wiii -I•
Wiiiet af Lallotn Tftl_.MV .. U.
"-1111-r ref.,.er>G• JO wlll<h 1, m-
for tu•ther pertlcular\, •nd lfl"I lllt
llrM tnd piece ol hNrlnQ the wm. "-"""'Ill tor MwCft 1, 1'71, ti 10:00 •.fll . '" '"' ,_,,_.. ol Otpertment No J ol UICI <-1. 9\_100 C:Mc ~let'
Drive w .. 1. In -Cfly o1 StntA Ana, (.tlllomle.
O•IM l'ebnltry 15. 1978
Wll.UAMl.1l.IOttN,
C-tyCWI< l'UHOaNIHIG a NAllOKTOM
WM. e. HAUOtfTIHll ue ..... ,,.. ...... ,.. .. 211
et.It~ CA. DD Toi: ,.._nl'J
Attet_, •1 "9t-
PU011"1ed O'tnte Cotti Otlly Piiot.
"•bru•rv 17, 11.1•. 1'11
PUBUC NOTICE
SU .. Elll0411cou .. T01' THE
STATl OI' CAl..ll'OltNIA l'Oa
TM I! COUNTY 0, 0 .. MIGE ........ ,
NOT I CE Of' MEA•ING OJ:
l'lTITION 1'0111 "'ltOllATI! 0"' Will.. ANO Ll!TT1:a1 TESTAMINTAlllY ~tltlt ol FlllANCE~ 0. AIGCOS.
OttUl41'4!d
NOTICE CS HEREBY GIVEN tl\tl
JAMES H RIGG!. ... , l1lt'd 1'19rttn e
pettt•Oft tor P"'°"te ot Will •nd '"'
•u•nce OI Ltller\ THt-ltry lo lhe l'•tlll'!)flfr rel.,tn<e to wl\lcl'I i. .,._
HVC Rolls, 72-64 , ~
~·ac-Go ..... Wat 101, S.-.. -.lc.t le t..AH.t"""'*·LA~ft 1.ACC ti, 111i. -.12
T~O
CyptenMLACC
U n iversity Hith
<Irvine) and Newport
Harbor advanced to the
l'ICTlTlOUS t \lllNIHS
NJUU: ST ATUlll.•T PUBUC NOTICE
T ...... _..., ....,_ b ~ bU~ ·------.-1-lt-:-t 7 ____ _
M$':JNNIE"'S TOUllS, » W.-Velo •OT1CI TOC•EOITOlllS
quarterfinals of the CIF t..-.1rv1ne.CA•rm 511.,1111:·to:::0,.,H•
tor further fN'1f<Ult•\. •nd 11111 tlMr tlmt and place ol l\etrl'ICJ Ult wmt
11a1 ~en Ml for M.srUI 7, It/I. •t 10·00 • "' • II\ .... __ .. O.P41r1-
NO. ) of Mid <-1. et 700 Cl Vt< c.t\ler Otlve .Wnt, In tt. C•IJ OI ~la A.ne, Cthlornla. •
WGnlinglon Valley
C hrjs l ian <Newport
Bea~b) High. behind the
33·Point production of 6·8
Jeff .'Frazer, eliminated
Ca ltary Baptist (La
Ver)le ) in the first
rourlJ! of the C IF s m a ll
sc h.co l s basketball
platorfs, 72·64 , at
Sou )lern California
Collige Friday night.
C Cpistrano Valley
C hrilllian, however, was
ouste.d b y No. 2 seed
Rivetsid e Chris tia n as
the Jos ts, behind t h e 39
poilfls o f D ave Falk,.
wb~· ed lhe i n vader s,
94.
F zer scored 13 of his
poi ts in a 26-point
sec!! quarter for HVC,
but e winners had to
figh back in the fourth
quarter behind an e ig ht·
point burst from Frazer
to s tave orr pesky
Calvary Baptist.
t11111t. Velley Qrl9ll.M C721
1(1nq
St•vener
Fr•1tr
"•vnotd1 Httse
Brown
Toltlf
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J • J •
• • 1 0
• 0 • 11
3S ,2 20 11 ktr•.., OooMtwt Gtlvtry hptlft IO IO 21 1~
Hun1. v.11..,gw. " 2' 1. .-n '"' ,. " u ,,
Cttlltir-VllfMyOW. Ull
Beiley
Myers
COn1tn
t..1.i1191t-
Selcllvtr
"""" Jollnton
BtrMll
Tolall
.. ft ,,. t" • 2 1 to • • 1 16 S 2 4 IZ 4 2 0 ,.
1 0 :a 4
1 0 • 2
l I 0 a
9 ' 1 ' n 1t 12 •
S-."°'*"'9 Ctpl&tr-VtlltY
Ctlr. 11 12 16 17-JI
A1.,.rt111t0rilllan's at u ,........
BOND~
MISSION VIEdO
l..A H•rbor et Sent• ~ca A to Honc10 at LA Soul~
BMketball
g i r 1 ti fl e I d h .° c k e y L...,:.~~::.~t: :~·~· -Wttl y •1• ST ATl M CAI.I 1'011 NIA. l'O•
playoffs wltb victories • "''' _,.., 1. ~ bv., 1n '"•COUNTY o" oaMo•
Ft'iday but E ·disoo Jost . dM<Net in '"" Man .. 01 o .. E1l•t• ot a-! 1C.e All COVEt..t.. W AOlll!RTS, au C. W.
to Santa Ana Valley, 1-0, ,,,,. '"'.,:..,. .,.,., ~., .. w.111 11w "01un . o.<.....,
a nd was eliminated. Cov11ty Clen of OrtfW1t ~-ly on Notk• Is .,.r•OV Qlvtfl to creel/Ion J 27 1'19 llt•1"9 Clal-a941IMI IN Whl CH• UCLA60, WW!lnqton Sl." U n iversity a dvanced '""''Y • . ... _ (-Ill 10 lllueld ctetms In Ill• Olli<•
w11111n<Jt,on "·use" to a home game with Pubfl""9d er-coe,1 o.11v Piiot °' tllt <ltr11ct1111 tforfftld covrl o• to
USF "· L.o'°'• 71 i Jlln. n . I'd.•. 11. 11, tt11 3'14·11 prose111111tn1 co the undersltfMld at tllt Stntt CltrU?. ,.._,..,,,. g w e s t m n s t e r 0 n -----------10llK• "' ANGLEA 6 BUAFOltO, '°
Hevede<Lv111....,.A-r1<11110 penetration tim e P U BUCNOTICE so. 1.At<E AVE .. STE 11t Stn FrMICI-st.• ~ S( PASAOlNA, CA" IOI, .... cll lt41tr of o • • (12:47-3:01) aflet' play-11ee1s.,.111ecoon .. ,.i...~e11119-
uc O•lfl11'. Stan111-si. M ing to a l ·l lie. Denise l'tCTITIOUS ause•Hs dtrsl9nH 1n all mt1t•~ Ptn•lnlnt 11 Hnwerd SI 61 prl<o SI U N-IE STA TIMI NT 1ald Ultlt. Suc;h ttalmt wllh the P•nn'°.o.·,~.. Corkery scored for the Tiit lollowl119 ... ,..,.., .,. dol119 ne<euuy WUC:Ntrl m.nt be llttcl or
ldt~ St .•• Gen-..,. Trojans. • ' blltltlfll "' PrtHnltd "' tfonHkl wltlllll IOllr ~.°',~?.·.'°,~.'!!--•170 Newport defeat e d 111TEANAT10H•L TRAVEL "'°""'' "''°' ,,. ""' P111>41citt1 ... o1 ... -·-~ -CAllO, 2.-tt ..-. Or., IWulon vi. 11111 llOlko.
Fco.-1deSt.fl,l.Mft'rir1tlt F oothill, 2-1, a nd will l•.Ctl".,.,,...,.n D•'""'° "·""
l'rlM•ten "· ..__ u plav al Colton Tuesday. 0tr1-i....r.nce. t•n '--'• ROSE ANOllEA A08E"TS C.-1111, YtleU , Or., Minion Vl9)0, c.illlorlll• •2'7S E-llltr ot "'°will
o.t.-111n,cc:NY'9 Kirs ten Berg a nd Janet ~··• o. Hol9efttld. t4'Z2 ......,... oh••de111<td9n1. c.l Poll' IS&.01 7i. WM.n.td $t J b ' d f th 0,., Mlulon Vlt)O, Ctllloml• '1'7S ANO&.•• a aUttl'OltO ,. • aco a scor e or e Thi• b1111nn1 ,, cenciuctH by • att-Ywt·LAw
"'"'"''''"S t. n, c 11 ~••v Tars. Othe r winners Fri· geMretpal1Nnlllp. ............... ~"'
(..__U. it.ut~ day i ncluded Sonora, t'llll :::::..~l~tcl w"" It. ":V~~·.:.: Clltst OtllY PllOI ~~=~~"liiaDlettt .. n . Tustin and Cluu't.er Oak. CIMHllY iott;;.°' Or11199 Cllillly on ""· ... u.-cll4, 11, lt1t ---------------------------t.lt/IUl't'f I •• .,. l'M11•1-------------
lfASE
1978 NOVA
P\ltlllllled OrtngCt Clltst Otlly Pllol, PUBUC NOTICE f'eorwrv 4. 11, 11. u, m1
P\IBUC NOTICE
Oaltll FIONa.-y 14, 1•71.
WILLI-E. SI JOHN, c_,,c..,rt.
lllUU•t..t.. I HOii$ tl4 Kall..-Wey
...,.. .... CA.ttllll
Tel: ltUl .. W14t
A-..e, ftr: 1'91111-r
Pubfl~ Or-Coe•t Oally Piiot. February 17, ll, 14, 1911
PUBLIC NOTIC&
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
l'ICllTIOUI IUllNHI
NAMI STATaMaNT
Tiit 1ooow(ft9 "'"°"' tt't ~ lllltlMH ti: IOL'4 CONVAt..E:setlNT AIDS,
USl BolH ....... Hunll"lllon Bte..11. CA
'2M1
l.ylldt Es'111, IJO:W ~ .. Otl M.,,CA91014
Elblon a. £111'111. I~ 1111
Or., 0.1 M••· e.t.mi. Tlllt bu5lntU I• <Olldu(led by en ~ e11v111 ... 1 •
l.yncMt En•l11
Tlll1 ittt-t "'" llled with -COU<llV Cletll ol Or41119t Collf\IY on ,..b. I0, 1'11. • . ....,.,
.. ubllitwd 0r....-Cont o.lly Piiot,
l'ob. It. u. M¥<11 .. 11, '"'
PUBLIC NOTl<;E
NOW
SHOWING
New Space
Show Set
KTLA, Channel 5, will
televise the Los Angeles
premiere of "Space
Cruiser Yamato,"· a ful-
Jy animated outer-space
I adventure, on Saturday.
Feb. 25, at 6 p.m .
On an Earth-saving
mission, the s pace
h Pim 529-5339 : crui~er Yaf!lalo is on a
.... (2!3)4J0-04lg perilous JOUrney of _ vw. 296,000 light years
-• ..,. 8J0.69!Kl th r o u g h u n ch a rt c d a.. West 892-4483 space. Averling star lllW Cilllu 64&0573 wars with the Gorgons
F.-. Vlllly S39·l500 and an inter-pla~etary
............_ c.'lA 2553 close encounter with the
-W'f'" man-made sun of Balan,
$11611 IJ. 639-7860 the space cruiser II M SI 772-6446 Yamato's mission is to
Check theatre directories r e a c b t h e p I a n e t tor showtlmes. Mat.noes d 1 · most theatres Sat-Sun-Mon I scan er n. time to save all of mankind.
,
By JAY BA.&BV1T
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Jack Webb started in
radio in 1945, at KOO in San Francisco. He learned
much trom the chief announcer, wtio began each
day with a shot ot rye and the cry: "My boy, life at
bes t is a task."
Webb went on to fame and a few millions as
Sgt. Joe Friday in "Dra1net.l' He's been at a new
task this year -starting "Project UFO," an bour-
Jong series beginning Sunday al 8 on NBC, Channel
4.
Starring William Jordan and Casey Swaim, it
dramatizes Cites of the Air Force's now·de!unct
Project Blue Book, which invesUeated reported
sightings of unidentified flying objects for nearly
23 years.
REPLETE wrTH COSTLY special effects,
with music by Nelson Riddle, it'll cost about
$500,000 a show, Webb estimates.
H's a bit more than the tab for his first series
in early 1946, ''One Out of Seven." a radio effort in
San Francisco that dramatized news reports of
wire services. It cost maybe S200 a week.
··And that included the staff organist," ob·
served Webb, who narrated and acted in that
series. He does neither in ''Project UFO." He
hasn't emoted since 1970, says he has no real de·
s ire to try it again.
NOW 57, IUS BLACK hair flecked with gray,
Webb in the flesh is anything but the terse, grim
Joe Friday he played on radio from 1949 to 1956
and in two TV eras, 1952·59 and 1967·70.
An intense man, he walks quickly, laughs easi·•
ly and talks rapidly. About the new show: he says
he didn't make it lo ride the success of ''Star
Wars" or "Close Encounters of the Third Kind."
Webb, who s'ays he's seen neither film, said his
show occurred because of a long fascination whh
UFOs. and because he learned last year the once-
secret Blue !look m es were being made public.
''I didn't want to do an outer space Western, it
isn't really my bag." he said. "If I was going to
deal in any kind of phenomena, l wanted to be in·
volved in something that was factual, because it's
more satisfying."
'.::°~~·~·c:~':::."AA~• SO WHEN BLUE BOOK was declassified, he
• said. he got. an aide to microfllm u1e project's ";-.11i1111i~ll.~~~,..;;;;w;•Y:.... '~
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"ANNIE H LL' (
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'WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER" (PG)
A 'I &»I0005Af/SUN~004»1000
"JULIA" (PG)
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OAll.Y&-10-1030
SAT«IN. ..,..._I 20-"3 -OCH IC>IO.»
"WHICH WAY IS UP?" (R)
"NORMAN. IS THAT YOU?"
'OH GOO" (PG)
"GUM BALL RALLY"
"ONE AND ONLY" (PG)
"WW & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS"
"FLESH GORDON"
"TUNNEL VISION"
"THE GROOVE TUBE" (R)
"GAUNTLET" (R)
"TAXI CAB DRIVER"
ALL ORIVE·INS OPUlf 6:)0,.M.Hl•HTI.Y
Cfllld Under IZ fire• U"'•" 11t Kiddle Play9round
GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATION
BEST ACTOR ....-HENRY WINKLER
HENRY
WINKLER
'Finding tht one you love ...
is finding yourself.
HERel:l '(PG)
A TURMAN·FOSTER COMPANY PRODUCTION
"HEROES"
Co-ttarriM HARRISON FORD
more than 13,000 reported UFO sightings and com·
menced work on his documentary.style series.
He estimates 70 percent of the reports can be
explained satisfactorily. 20 percent partly ex-
plained and the rest not at all
He said Jordan and Swain, playing Air Force
investigators, will cover all three areas, plus what
he calls "bunco." or hoax attempts.
"We deal with the full spectrum." he said. "I
think it's much more interesting, makes better
entertainment."
ACTUAL NAM ES AND PLACES will be
chan~ed for legal reasons. he noted, but not the re-
"Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave
are close to perfection. 'Julia' is
moving in its glowing commitment
to the power of friendship."
4 Golden Glooe Nominations
BH I Plc1ure-Or•ma
Beat Actor In Supporting "oi.-.1ec QulnneH
Be.t' Olrector--Oeorge Luc:•• Including Winner of Ootden Globe Award
tor Beat Or\glnal Score
' A '
!NEWPORT (•l\C~L •, ... '., . ' . . '
The show carries
was asked why.
·•1 want it to be authentic," he repll~~di.D1:
"As long as we base the material on ·u.etr ln·
vesligations, they confirm ... that we're reportins
itprettyclosetotheway it was."
THE AIR FORCE, HE said, "wants at lla encl
to make sure we're not getUna lnto the old Orson
Welles arena where you pa.Ale people with lbese
things, and rightfully so. I don'\ object lo that."
Oddly, despite his fascinaUoo wlth UFOs and
his World War II experiences as a student pilot,
Webb says he's never seen anythil)g he ever sus-
pected or being a flying maChine not of this earth.
"No -inaybe It's because J don't look up
enough.'' he said with a quJck laugh. "I've never
seen any kind of aenal phenomena I dJdo't feel I
couldn't explain."
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Jy animated outer-space
I adventure, on Saturday,.
Feb. 25. at 6 p.m.
... Pim 529-5339 :
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and an inter-planetary
clos e encounter with the
man-m ade sun or Balan.
the s pace cruiser
Yamato's mission is to
reach the planet
lscander in time to save
all of mankind.
8y JAY 8HAUU1T
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Jack Webb started in'
radio in 1945. at KOO in San Francisco. He learned
much from the chlet announcer, wbo be1an each
day with a shot ot rye and the ery: "My boy, llle at
best is a task."
Webb went on to fame and a few milllons as
Sgt. Joe Friday in "Dragnet." He's been at a new
task this year -starting "Project UFO," an hour-
long series beginning Sunday at 8 on NBC, Channel
4.
Starring William Jordan and Casey Swaim, it
dramatizes files or the Air Force's now-defunct
Project Blue Book, which invesU1ated reported
sightings or unidentified flying objects for nearly
23 years.
REPLETE WITH COSTLY special effects,
with music by Nelson Riddle, it'll cost about
$500,000 a show, Webb estimates.
It's a bit more than the tab for bis first series
in early 1946, "One Out of Seven," a radio eUort in
San Francisco that dramatized news reports or
wire services. It cost maybe $200 a week.
"And that included the staff organist," ob-
served Webb, who narrated and acted in that
series. He does neither in "Project UFO." He
hasn't emoted since 1970, says be has no real de-
sire to try it again.
NOW 57, HIS BLACK hair flecked with gray,
Webb In the flesh is anything but the terse, grim
Joe Friday he played on radio from 1949 to 1956
and in two TV eras, 1952-59 and 1967-70.
An intense man, he walks quickly, laughs easi-1
ly and talks rapidly. About the new show: be says
he didn't make It lo ride the success of "Star
Wars" or "Close Encounters of the Third Kind."
Webb, wh.o says he's seen neither film, said his
show occurred because or a long fascination whh
UFOs, and because he learned last year the once-
secret Blue Book files were being made public.
"I didn't want to do an outer space Western, it
isn't really my bag," he said. "If I was going 'to
deal in any kind or phenomena, 1 wanted to be in-
volved in something that was factual, because it's
'!l~·~··~~Plllllll!llll•lll!9llr----.. more satisfying.''
="l!l~•~Ml\tut,.r;,•.nAA~e SO WHEN BLUE BOOK was declassified, be ..;~liillllllll.milll~~~rff;:w;•Y:....1
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
OF THE THIRD N
MOH THRU THURS-43CMIAS
FRI -6 1WOO.I04SSATISUHIMON-ilCJ0.4 U-730-ICtl&
"ANNIE H LL . (
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WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER" (PG)
0 »HXIO SAT ISUNIMOH-3 00.-20-10 00
"JULIA" (PG)
DAil Y 7 30-t •S ,Alt -1$-10 JO SAT/SUNhotO,._I »>•H-111-IOJll
"HIGH ANXIETY" (PG)
DAIU & J0.8 :l:S· 10 20
SATISUNIMO I 00.2 ~ 50-f 45'4 *10 3S
WALT IHEYS
"CANDLE SHOE'' {G)
DAil Y-7 JO.t JO et;llOflENS
SAT <;ON,.,.OH-1 X» »S~C).7-JO l"Rla'S
"SA TU RDA Y NIGHT FEVER" (R)
said, he got an aide to microfilm the pr<iject's
more than 13,000 reported UFO sightings and com-
menced work on his documentary-style series.
He estimates 70 percent or the reports can be
explained satisfactorily, 20 percent partly ex-
plained and the rest not at all.
He said Jordan and Swain, playing Air Force
investigators, will cover all three areas, pill$ what
he calls "bunco," or hoax attempts.
"We deal with the rull spectrum," he said. ''I
think it's much m ore interesting, maxes better
entertainment.'·
ACTUAL NAMES AND PLACES will be
changed for legul reasons. he noted, but not the re·
"Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave
are close to perfection. 'Julia' is
moving in its glowing corrunitment
to the power of friendship."
~mea~Ka ..... ~-··I ~ ~ StMIU'" ~
OAol. Y t 00.. 21>10 JO SAl-~1 20-3 404-Z.IOJO
"WHICH WAY IS UP?" (R) _
"NORMAN. IS THAT YOU?".-
'OH GOD" (PG )
"GUM BALL RALLY"
··oNE AND ONLY" (PG)
"WW & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS"
"FLESH GORDON"
"TUNNELVISION .
"THE GROOVE ruse·· (R)
''GAUNTLET" (R)
"TAXI CAB DRIVER''
ALL DAIVE-INS OPEN 6:l0P..M.MIGHT\.Y
Child Under 12 ,.,.,., Unlut "' K•ddie Pl1ytround
GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATION
BEST ACTOR -HENRY WINKLER
HENRY
WINKLER
'Finding the one you love ... '
is finding yourself '--'
HERC915S f(PG) •
A TURMAN-FOST~R COMPANY PRODUCTION "HERO[SH
Co-Jtarring HARRISON FORD
Sued on a 1.-u. ttory ~
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4 Golden Globe Nominations
IHt Plctvre--Oram9
BHt Actor In Supporting ,.01..--.1ec QulnneH
Be.t' Dlrector--Oeorge Wca9
Including Winner of Golden Globe Awerd
tor Beat Otlglnel Score
p0rts re-created in the series, produced by retired
Air Force Col. BUl Coleman, a former head of Pro-
ject Blue Book.
The sbow carries the Air Force seal. Webb
was asked why.
"I want it lo be authentic," he replledi•ddloc:
"As long as we base the material on their to-
vestigations, they confirm ... that we're rePortinl
itprettyclosetotheway it was.''
THE AIR FORCE, HE said, "wants at lts elK\
to make sure we're not gelling into the old Orson
Welles arena where you paJdc people with these
things, and rightfully so. I don'\ abject to that."
Oddly, despite his fascination with UFOs and
his World War II experiences as a student pilot,
Webb says he's never s een anythln1 he ever SUI·
pected or being a flying machine not of thll earth.
"No -tQaybe It's because I don't look up
enough," he said with a quick laugh. "I've never
seen any kind ot aerial phenomena I didn't feel I
couldn 'l explain." ~
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Cener. VIiiainy I• •x.poeed
1,, en Arizona Apaw
moll. (2 111'1.)
• TU"'*80UT
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,.,,,, •• eupet•lat Blftll JMl'I
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euthor ot "Womtn'•
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**'-" "Hltllf" (19e2) Rldl·
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Hltler'e Ille fl pr~ed
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1111e.(2 hra.)
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lflbe. (2 lln.)
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Joen CrlWlord, Ty Hardin.
.8oolland Yard i. Oallld Ill
lo lrl-tfgale a .., ... of
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An U •NUI COMM to 1he
Jut101e looldno tor a mlUlon
dolltnl "' bonda. I HllTOfff OI' M01CO
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**~ "ThrH Young
TexaN" (11154) Jeffrey
Hunter. Mic.ii Ga)'l'Of. A
young man robe a lrlln to
pr.....,,t hit lather from
commllllng 1 crime (1 hr,
30mlnl fD lllSIONOH
Bruce Boxleitner and Elyssa Davalos
have their marriage plans thwarted by
a bounty hunter in the second three-
hou r segment of "How the West Was
Won" Sunday at 8 on ABC, Channel 7.
"The ltlander" A pottralt
of Wllll« Andetaon, a
prollllO artistic Of/111111 wtlo dledlrl tM5. G ANU11CAN STOflY
4:00 .. COl.LEOt!
IAIKETeAU
Aeglonat -·of: o ....
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TARZAN D SPACE SENTINELS 0 MOVIE * * "Terror een .. th The
Sea" ( 111701 Peggy N .. I.
Andrew HughM Sclentlet•
cr .. 111 • monster called •
"cybOrg" and plot to take
over the world (1 hr , JO
min i
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A IOolo. at 1118 world ol the
m ount11n ctomber ta
featured
11:00 8 l.AHOOFTHEL08T
0 9 WW<~O
SPECIALS
'·The Wonged Colt" Uncll
Coot retu-to believe tl>e
colt can l1y, but Chartea 18
convinced 11 wlll 1Par1 2 OI
31(R) m L.A. PAnEAHS
fL} NOVA
· Bamtkt Bandota Cl>tldren
Of The Forest" The eecreta
of aurvtvel ot Zaire'• MbuU
Pygmfet, who have
remained untouched by
modern cMUzellon '°'
•hooaandt of yeera.
11:30 t) (fJ SECRETS OF 1818 D THUHOER 0 FOAM8Y'8 ANTIQUE
WOAl<SHOP 0 ®) AMERICAN
BANDSTAND
Aretha Frenklln a1ngt
Almighty Fire" and "Keeo
On Lovin'," G-Cotton
performs · Betora My
Heart Finds O\ot" and
"Only The Luclcy tri L<MI
Sur-"
(D OUTDOORS WITH
Bll.LOAHCE
al BOLOONES
The death or a bulld'"O
contreclor luda 10 tt>e dla-
covery or a aw1ncs1e
AFTERNOON
12 00 tJ CJ) FAT ALBERT
Q THAT'SCAT
0 OUTOOOAS
"AlaUl•Angllfa" 0 BOWERY BOYS tD OUTER LIMITS
"Nightmare"
• FMNCH CffS'
"The Whole F1eh SIOfV" (R)
12:30 B (I) SPACE ACAOE.MY THl!REBEI. 8 MOVE
* * "The MCIM People"
(19~) JoM Agar. Cynthia
Patrlel1. M encient temple
and ul'ldworound cMllu-
tlon ere uncovered by tOUf
ar~ In A.al• (1
hr., 30 !Nn.) 8 P£0PU7 ., MOOSOUAD
A ~ boy wtlo flu
accldenlally ~ JuM IS
ICXlght by .,,. lqUad 11'1
order to uw him from •
klller. fD PAINT WITH NANCY
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lek" (1958) Gary Cooper,
~ Var.i. When a men'•
polltic:al c•-la r1llned ll!Y
his dominating wife, lie
hldel beflil'ld elcotlOI and
utra,.marltal •Ilaire. (2 ..... ,
.. SOUl..TIWN 9 OOCTOAWHO
"Thi r-Monster" The
Muter plan• to Mize the
Crystel of Kronoa end
IM<eby have po.--tome haelf.(PWI t of 6)
(ti A~AHIMAL.8
NMolAL8
"The o.er·• We N.i Hc¥W1
West Tr'lll ,_ Taccln\8.
W11hlngton wh•r•
enlmel8. naJIYe 10 Horth
America. hve •t theit
8t'CMton did Md -woodlanCr'Wtbou ~
....., -and the CalYornoe
horn ram. (A)
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1:30 G (I) cea FILM
"Clowl'I" /4. bOy IMrdling
for hi.I loll dog, find• him,
end then glwe him to •
bHnd man. "The Little
Wooden HorM" Wtlen e
boy'• fevorlte cetOYMI
horN fl glwn lo • 9j)Oflad
dllld wtlo .,.. •• .,,. wood-
.,. anlmal, he plol1 lo get II
bldt. D QtfCAMPUI 0 MOVIE -
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Meet Thi Mummy" 11955)
Marie Wondaor, MlehMI
Anlllla. The boyl are terri-
lled by • mummy that
.... their tr~• ..,,.
dll.lon. ( 1 IW •• 30 min.)
• MOW! * * 'h "Frf/llda C:O--a The
Bog Town" (1956) Oonatc1
O'Connor, Y\l'elte Duoer·
Fr anc:la and a report et get
mtced up with a murder
and Nl'I a oroup of ~
.. .,. out of town. ( 1 ht .• JO
min) \ Al AOAM--12 't;QO G IT TAl<U ALL IQHOI
Guatt: Attr-Katherine
Helmond; Or. Morto n
Rublnstlirl: Joe Olred; and
Bob.Jonee. D SAT\M>AY 8 BIO VAU.EY
M out!-woman and her
two ION take Audra,
Vic1orla. and • Sul'lday
9Cf1oOI Clla .. hoetegn
ID MIS8tOH: .... ~
"The 8arg1111"
C!) HllTOfrf OI' MEXICO
~* ~h• Pelrlll•d Forest" (19341) Humptwey
Bogart, Betti Dlvll A
writer find• ,_ wl*I
he runs Into • gang of
..... In At'-'8'• ,...,..
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2:30 I =OF MEXICO 3:00 • NEW8MAl<E.A8
• llOHAHZA\
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hldle atden money Ind ..-t help ll'om Ille Cwt·
~ 80 BOU'
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Al'lgllH Open" Tf\lrd
touncl pity In this IOllfl\t-
ment "°"' tne Rlvler• C-,try Club In Padftc
Palludee. Celll'Oo!IL
• MOV1I
..... "'The Uni~".
(1MO) M«ey ~.
• VOY AOI! TO THI!
BOTTOM Of' THl8EA
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wft• with en unuwal ene-
my 11'1 lhlir attempt to ~
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TOUR
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Expr-v ~ In New
Or1Nnl. cm MOVIE
••~ "Anne Of The
lndiea" (1951).INn Pet ...
Louis Jowdan. A womero
pirate betuee ,_ former
captain, llidlng wltto his
---.121n.1
• TUNWIOUT
"'The New AeformatlOn.. /4.
gtoup of former Cetllo4ic:
nune. a woman Reform
rabt>I, a MrnM1 Epi~
8f' priMI IOOUI on ChanQM
In """ c:fturcftM. I AMEIUCAH STORY
4:30 QUl.PASA, U.&A. 1
,..,,. and JuaM .,. upMI
wtlerl c.,.,.,., COfl'l9 home
late, but perdon Joe of the
-lirl untM they leem
tllebld-ClD fJOSONAL F1NANCE 5:00.~LO
Ol'AHIMALS
''A«!Apes''
0 STARTREI<
The En11rprla1, on
relpC)nM 10 a distr-call,
la lh<Ntlflld with destruc-''°" wtien Capt Kiri< Doti
10 help • .,.,...~-
" WOfll.O AT WAR
"" IUl'IW\atlOn of lhe
gtowtfl of Nail rad.Ill doc1· nn.. from lhelr ~ In
11311 UVough tM 1 (Plllt 1
and 11
• MOVIE *** ''They C• Me Mt Tibbit' I 1170) Sidney
Poitier, Mwtlfl t..nd8u
All• ~ his friend
1eeve the -ol •er-. • pollc.in.n fl uncsi.in
about Wha1 "' ~ do
<?_1"9.I
• IOCCE.A tu.OE ..
OEMIANY
• NMONAl ANAHCE (I) ITMTREK
capt l(lfic and ..... Spodl
become Involved In M
un~aDel cornpuW-
wo lled =namecSMan.
111 WUWOMDOfl POfn'a
By IEJUlY BUCK
LOS ANGELES AP -Poor
David Doyle. He ju.st can't get
away rrom beauurul girls.
On "Charlie's Ange1,·• be
chaperones t.bose three lovelies,
Kate Jackaon, Jaclyn Smt&b aDd
Cheryl Ladd. ·
And in tho
pilot ror "Wild
and Wooly,"
decked out in
top hat, rrock
coat, specs
and n'lUltacbe as Teddy
• Rooseveltd
he's save
rrom ••· oona usilnallon bY three more
beauties.
Three relative newc_opier5,
Chrls De Llsle, S'1.san Btetlow
and Elyasa Davalos, star· in
'Wild and Wooty," a two hour.
pilot airing on ABC Chan"et 1 at•
p.m. MoQday. It also stars DOU(j
McOlure, Ross llarlin,· Vic
Morrow, Paul 8urke and Jessica
Wallet.
KCOP ml 8:00 -"Separate Tables."
Oscars went to David Niven and Wendy
Hiller in this 1958 movie drama with
Deborah Kerr and Rita Hayworth~
KOCE ® 8 :00 -"The Great
Wh ales." The world's largest living
mammals arc examined in this National
Geographic documentary.
NBC E) 9:00 -"The Ghost of Flight
401." A new TV movie about a flight of·
ficer, killed in a crash, who haunts
planes made of the craft •s spare parts.
Ernest Borgnine sta\s. '
Two ~ona 125 que111y-
1ng r-; World 70 Metet
Ski Jumplno Chlllllpiol'l-
llNpl from l.81111, Finland. ClD APPl.l!O
TlCHNIQUl8 OF
8KITCHIHQ
EVENING
8.-00 i Cl) C8S HEW8 H80HEWS
MOVIE •* "Boy, Old I Get A
Wrong Number!" I UIM)
Bob Hope, Elka Sommer.
A French movie q-
*-lnvol\lad wllh •
rMI mete operllor. (2
hrt.I
Q) MOVIE
**'At "Ark 01 Noah"
Oocumantery. A tnlp half •
the .. of the au..,,
Mlty, made of hal'ld·
tooled Olli(, la found ln>zen
In Northerl'I Turkey. 12 !Ira.) fD STA.A 800CEA
Manc:hMter City vs. N011·
ll'lgtlem For•t
e,;) APPLIED
TECHNIOOE8 OF
SKETQi~
1:30 8 Cl) NEWS D MARY TYL.EA~
Lou liAdl ttlll a eec:ret IOve
la I herd lhll'lg IO keep _ .. •11• he regtetluly
..... put In a "'no with
Su.AM
'1i) VOTtA'S PIPELINE
7:008 TATTlETALES Q f'l\MILYF£UO D EYEWITHE.88 LOS
ANGELES
"On Tour With ,.od
Stewar1"
I SECOHO CITY TV
LAWAENCI! WEl..K
"Top Compoawa. Y•ler•
day, TOday, T-row"
Tiie mHatro apolllghta ,;
apotkghts compoee<a Ilk• ,
Mectc OaYld, Paul Whllanlt,
Biii ("Roclty"I COnll. JoM
Lennon, PIMJI Mceenney.
Heit SedMa end "oldie"
l1vou111 trvtng S.rlln,
Jerome K Mn, Cole PO<ttlt
end RIChard Whtllng tD 8lACI(
PERSPECTIVE ON THE
NEWS
C!) AUST1H CITY LIMITS
"Moeheel Murpf>ly'' The
third -opet19 w.th
MUfl)hey pertorn'llng aonga "°"' '"' .... album• (''G9"'nlmo • C•d•li.c"
and "Cownoc Cowboy' I
and tf orn tw new LP.
Lonet I Parac14M
(I) CONT ACT I
(!) WOl.FMAH .JAC*< no fJ 125,ooo PYAAMIO
D IH SEARCH°"
"Shirk Wotahlppera"
I SPEC&Al EDfTIOH
~WAS
TOHIOHT
([) MN DIEGO 9 THAT'S HOU YWOOO
1:00 8 (I) 808 HIWHART
Willie Bob IS -ay Emily
hes • "'Y _.,, ~t lrom
·~oldfllme G llONC WOMAN
"OMdlr Muelc:" M "*"Y
.,,. ~ • de¥loe to
•ltrac:t klller ~ under· •
wet er. and J•lme
Sommers le the lnteoded
vlcllm wtien "" becorftM an unoerwe ~. Fl'Wlll eonv.w guMI stare.
0 MOVIE
• •'h "Wllderneu
Jol.wney'' (1D701 Ad-
llK9. An Alallkan lndlan
boy, )outneylng to find hie
talh«, find• hlmllll con-
fronted with Ille talk of
venqulahlng the cl-. of
enc:lent legln<fe. 12 IVs.)
D al WHAT'S
HAPPENIHOll
"Raj And The Older
Women" Raj dlKovwa the
price .,, d4iceptlOll .. high
whel1 he Ilea •b001 his age
to latld a data with a l>Nu-
tlful 19-yMr-old model. G COU!OI
BA8KETBAU.
Por11.lnd St•ll Unlwrlily
VI. Unlvetslty of ~· IL.MVegae)
• JUUEAH:DN:WI •
"My FllVOrl1e ~ ..
• MOVIE ***'• "S1perat1
Tablel" I 11158) ~ah
t<wr. Alta Heyworth. An
Englllll r-1 hOlel ..
unNtlled • MWtP8C*
reports f/lld in unMleOlne
vltitor. 12 tws.)
• MOVIE
• • • "The Last Daya Of
OOlwyn" ( 1D411) O•m•
Edith Evant, Richerd e..non The carec-... ol
the Chllpel "' Oolwyn and
her two lost• eont are
thtM19ned With Ille Iota of
their home
tri) NATIONAL
OEOOAAPHIC SPECIAL
"The Gr .. t Whaln" The
kla of the earth'• largest
end OldMI livll'lg mammeta
Is documented
1:30 8 (I) TONY RANDALL
The Frankffna find them·
aelv11 llrtnded In a
remote m0Uf1111n cabin
that they believe II haunt·
ad D 0 OPERA TIOH
PETTICOAT
Galletdo Joins Up" Ray·
mood G8ftaido. the
Tiger'• nan,,. coolt
board Illegally .....
ot being dolcOWred by
Captain Mlltord. Th•
~ and Lt Holdel'I
must find a wey 10 keep
him Ol'I boerd
1:008([) THE
JEf'FEMONS
"'Vnde Geo<ge And Aunt
Louile" LOUIN talls lier
huabtnd that $119 doeen'I
went another dlild In Ille
hOuM, but G-ge mek•
sure Ille gett Ol'I anyw•y.
MCI he fives to regrlt It
D ..CMOVIE
''The ano.t ()I Flight 40 t"
1Pr•mler9) ErnMI B«g-
nll'le, Kim Bul!lger. The
ghoel ol • ltlgtlt ofllcer.
klled 11'1 a pe.. aash,
lleglM eppearll'lg to~
members of planM ueing
...... "Anne 1<¥tnlfta" Levin
Yitlt• 11i. 11oo11o1o twotnw
In a alul!I. provldlno •
tltlarp COl'ltrell ~
AuellM arietocracy an4
' lM OOll'lfllOll '*"*" AnlJA ~ CGunt v~.
whO folloWit her bid! to St. ,._...,,DI\< ll"wt a ot 10)
t:to8(1) ~
W!lell Mtude ""' lllvlfll'I go bldl to college I« v-
tlllrt) ~~ VMM
WMt8 to go beet In time
and do .... -eoain. t:SS. SPmAL
''TM 111-.oa MM.,.: TN
El'IWO(l"*'lt Of Nnold
~" WOfile of one of
Amertct'• moet prornlnll'lt
photographer-.
10:00 8 (I) KO.WC
"The Halla Of T etror"
Kollik II ff'llltre.S Ill hie
atteimpll 10 di__. Why
the attff merllberl of • big
tooep11a1 .,, bllno myateri.;
oully murdered. Zohr•
Lampert, MlcttMI Larner
~Illar. 9 COUEOE
8A8f<ET8ALL UCLA Brulnsv.s. Wtalllnvton
HuOlesC'-I
D 0 FANTASY ltSLANO
Mt. Roaltl•'• gueei. are:
an 9ITll'IMla victim due to
Inherit $30 mllllol'I snd two
ctllld<en ...iono 10 rlUl'llte
their pare1111. Lauren T-. JulllM Milla, Jofw1
GM!, 0wy Colllnl. How·
ard Duff, Mar)orle Lord
~·-· D THEIAINT ·~£ OU.ta: Manuel N. G-
and MeMn H. llemateln
wll IPMI< on "catltomla'•
Hew Mejotlly: The Emerg-
lrig Elhnle Gtoupe."
D "°"Al HEJVTAOE
"The Tudon" The rO)'M
coilecllonl of Henry VII,
Hanry VIII and Elizabeth I
.,. examined, with the
Ouk• of Edinburgh and the
Prince of Walee 11 119f(liel
patt.
10:05 W THE PAISOHER
"Th• Schizoid M•n"
Effort• .,, made Ito epfft
the Ptilol'ltr'a pereonllUy
•nd make him believe that
he'• someone""·
11:00 t) D 8 (I) 0 HIW8 I THAIU.SES<EAS
MOVIE
**'A "Lewman" (1D7t)
Burt Lal'ICaater, Roblr I
Ryan " ..wlhal tral'llpotf • •no ..,,.,, P''-• nnci.
hlnwell In a hoellle ~
Mnico lown 12 hrs I
., COUEOE
8ASKET8ALL use vs WUhfl'IOton 11-•
11:158 MICNEWS
11:30 fJ MOVll ** ''Frenk_...,,, Tiie
True Story" I 11173) Mlchael
Blfrazln. J-M-
Or. Frenkenlllirl c:rul•
his Image of the perlect
man and woman (t hr., 55
mm.) D SATUAOAY HIGHT
UVE
Hoel: Chevy ChaM. Guest
8Uly Joel.
D MOVIE
••'~ "F•thom'' ( 1967)
TOiiy Franclou, Raquel
Welctl. A ctltnlnal hit• I
lem1l1 parachutltt to
recover • prlCelell plK4I
or jlwelty Ul'lder the pre-
telll thlt Ille II IOoklng tor
a bomb-triggering device.
(2tn.) .MCWC
··~ !:The laby" (tt72) Anjanette eom.r, "'1th
AoiNn. A 90d.i WOftet
... Pffll IO .. -poii.. HHlvent11 th• h•d
louglll ~t In • ret1116-
• 1N11'• flWnlly 1a Iva.I
Cl> MOVW ••~ "The Carp••· tlfoOOlrl" (19841 ~
Pepptrd, CMrOll Baker.
8tMd on ltle "°"" by Har·
old AoOblna. • l1dl ~no
•xeoutlve becotnH
llwoMd In rneny ~·
__,,..,., (2 Ive.)
Ill MOVtl ··~"El Coftcl«'' (1870)
Jim 8nlwn, Lee Vf/11 c.f.
A dlMI DflllO ~end
• whl'41 ~ ....
1-.d tor ""9XIOO to ...., •
Mlllon-dlolllr tot1une In
go1c1. ca 1n.. 15 rnln.l
MORNING
1too. TWIUGHT 20NI
MM. Tom f/lld C)'tltt
1M1ve me dlOlol o1 MIO
with lhtlr' -· Of ~ f/11 lllcltonlo oranctmoth-•• 12:ao8 AOU.ERSUPEA
ITAM
LOI ~ T-Blrda \'L
Te11810ul1Pe
1:00 G AOaC CONCERT , 8 MOYI&
**~ "Proml-1 Promla-
•I" (1084) Jeyne Mane-
tleld, M•rle McOOn•ld.
Two QOUplH become dlt-
lrllUQhl when OM of 1M
WIVM beGomN preQMlll,
•fter lhe Other had tried IO
hard and llad felled. (2
ht• .. 15 min.) «IJ MOVIE
• • • "The Long Gray
Line" ( 11155) Tyro11e
P-. MeurMl'I O'HNI-A
retiring tech .. rg4ant
looU b.telt Upl>ll his Ille.
wtshlng ,,. c:ould c:ontlllue
hill car-111 the Anrry. 13
hrs.)
., NHL Hoet<EY
Atlanta FlemM va. New
Yen~
1:218 NeWS
1:30 I AOVEHTURJAS 1:41 A8C HEWS'
1:65 MOVIE * * ** "Tiie Chalk Garden" (toe..) Oeborah
Kerr. 1-ia)'ley Mills. A gov-
-melt• a Otsperat• attempt 10 toueh the Mell
ol ,,., loMly, *t1Kbed
t9'1'-ae dlarge. (2 hrs • 5
mlilr)
2.-00 0 MOYIE * * * "Dead 01 Night"
(11145) Michael Redgraw,
Mervyn Jotma. Whtie vllll·
Ing lrtenda 11'1 the ~oonlry, 11
mll'I r-.1111 11 strltllQ9
end h1ghtonlng dr .. m (2
hr1.1
2:300 HEWS
3:00Q) HEWS
1:150 HEWS
3:20 8 MOVIES • * "Gey Oog ( 1955)
P11uta Clark, W1Hr9d
PldclM. The ~ of a
r llClnO greyhO<lnd bacJta
another dog and WV\S. ( 1
rw .. 25 mlft.)
··~ "T-.C.-" (1968) Robert VaUOl'n.
0.,,..,.. M-..i. A young
men bf'._ the taboos of
hit trl.,. and ...,.lures onto
torbldden 1err11ory (1 ht •
30 min I
4:00 0 MOVIE * ** "Forever Al'ld A Day" ( 1943) Ray Miiiand
Ida LUl)tno. s-i gener-
atlom of • lamily _,...,.
through llmN ol war and
peece (2 hrs I
G) MOVIE * * "The Pretty Girl"
I 11150) Aober1 Commings.
Joan Caulfield, An artist
dltoowr• lie enjoys his
rnOdel -tharl painting.
(t hr., 30rnln I
Actor
"CHARLIE'S ANGELS" is
Doyle's third series since mov-ing West about seven years ago
arter a number of years acting and directing stage plays on
Broadway and in stock. He
played Bridget's father on
"Brideel Loves Bernie" and the
boss on "The New Dick Van
Dyke Show."
Doyle's role in "Wild and Woo.
ly," filmed at the Old Tucson set
in Arjzona, is .Utt.le more than a
cameo •t the end. Bu~ it's a
crucial role.
"President Roosevelt Is tbe
target. of an assaSJinatlon at-
tempt. in tbe pilot," he s.td.
"Everything is racing toward
preventing that assassination.
We llacl about 400 extras and it
looked like the wt)ole town was
a)lve."
He said later, while taping the
ABC 2Stb anniversary party
show, he ran into Audra Lindley,
who played his wile on "Bridge\
'Loves Bernie'' and in real lire is
married lo actor James
Whitmore. Whitmore plays
Teddy RooeeveU on stage in
"BUlly" ·
''I TOLD HIM ir his price for
'Bully' wen\ up too much he'd
better watch out because I'd
grab il." he said.
Asked what his preparations
'fere for the role, he slopped to
lhlnk, then Hid. "God knows the
makeup helps The mustacht
helped. t had · no fdea what
treddy ROOlevelt aounded Uke.
ff e retroacUvely inherited the
accent ol hiA cousin. franklin.
'the Groton sound. Wbaf we used
co eall bcint.. Mostly, it wu
Just •ery bUUJ"°ltld ebulllen~"
On ''Cbarlle'• An1ets" bt
pl•• the rOIO or John BOisley.
trlrich ii an Inside joke. He and
actor Tom BOSiey of "Happy
Deya ' are rrequenU, mistaken.;
for each other. '
I•
'
TERTAINMENT I MOVIESlJ:iOROSCO~E
By BOB THOMAS
LOS ANGELES <AP> An m
f dictment oC the waste caused by the I Vietnam War, "Coming Home" wUl
have Its critics and its supporters.
But most will agree that Jon Voight
performs superbly as the parapleaic
turns to find b1a wife unfaithfUl.
VOIGH'I' BAD 'l'llE tousheat job in the United Art.bts fllOt directed by
Hal Ashby. The actor had to sustain
dramatic scenes and even play
baaketball while confined to a
wbeelcbair.
Saturday, February 18, 1978
wasn't tough enouah; I dldn't want to
burt feellngs. And m y career
suflered because of It. Well, I'm not
g0Jn1 to be a pussycat any lo~ger."
I
DAILY PILOT
" •coming Home' has been a
welcome stimulant to my career," ----------------------------said the 39-year-old Voight. who bas
1 veteran.
"Coming Home" is a grim re·
Membrance of our recent bitter 6ls-
tory, showin& how the war shattered
the lives of three youne people. One
Is a dutiful Merine wile (Jaoe
Fonda> who beflns to Q'1e:tt1oo ber
set of old-fashioned values. Volaht la
the aolclier wh06e wound& force him
into cynicism. Bruce Dem beUe~es
in the war until he sees it; then be re-
"Comin& Home" contains a love
IJCene between Voight and Fonda that
ls rare In Its beauty and 1ensfUvity.
It ls sensual without seemln1 ex·
ploitlve, and that's tbe way the
film m aken planned it.
"We knew we had to come up wit.h
something terrine for that scene,''
said Voight. "In most movies. the
compulsory love s~ene shouldn't be
compulsory. A t<K can be conveyed
wfth subtlety and hiii>licaUon, as film
makers did in the days.of censorship.
•• . . ~ ,.. \ .,. .,. •If,
llt~lf't
WINK UR FJELD rPf!]
Cherin Bronson
In
"Telefon"
HEReE~~~i!!!
"Mysteries
of The
Gods"
Nerretedby
Wllllem Sftetn«
They went lnlO the unknown •nd r•·
turned with startling reveletlOnS •bout
hi• •lier de•th
A moving story. A romantic story.
A story of envy, hatred, friendship, triumph, and love.
.
l . d
ANNE
BANCROFT
SlilRLEY
MaclAINE ...
,
TueTUnnng plttit
BEST PICTURE -GOLDEN Gl.OBE AWARD
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Delly 7:00, 8:15
Fri. 6:00, S~15, 10:30
Set/Sun. 1 :30, 3:•5, 9:00,
8:15, 10:30
Mon. 2:15, •:45, 7:15, t:30
edwards HUNTINGTON
IUCH AT B.US, ~
848-0388
retained the blond beard be wears In
the film.
"I've bad dllficulty getting films,
or rather, getting them the way I like
them. On the whole, I am a vel'y
happy fellow. When I haven't been
doing rums, I occupy the time witb
theater and my writing. But I Htret
that I haven't been able to use my
energy in rums the way I like.''
VOIGHT BAB BAD a curiously u.o·
even career in films since the com-
pelling "Midnight Cowboy" which
brought him an Academy Award
nomination In 1969. Except for
"Deliverance," he bas endured a
steady s tream of failures : "The
Revolutionary" ''Catch 22," "The
Odessa File," "End of the Road,"
"The All-American Boy," and so on.
I "WE HAD TO snow a sexual re·
lation11).lp between the paraplegic
ancl the wife, Everyone's Ule, is s~x
u at, and these paraplegics and
quadraple1ics have •kllve sex lives.
Some or their activity ti llmlfed, and
they must explain to their partner
what they can do and what they ·
cannot (10. U's almost like a course in J"'"W...,:'.""I
Masters and John.son.
Af'W "I r ealize 1 got a reputation as a
tougb character," be observed, "but
in reality I was a pussycat. I simply
"The pressure was on Jane and me
to come up with a scene that would
be intimate, but not cliche. She and 1
were in pretty good shape to handle
something that might otherwise h ave
proved embarasslng: we knew each
other's families and we had no
hangups." lGHT IN 1COMING HOME'
of the Vietnam War Waate
( Horoseope
-· By SYDNEY OMAJtll
SUNDAY, FEB. It
) Winner of 4 Golden Globe Awards!
Beat Picture
Best Actor, Comedy or Musical-Richard Dreyfuss
Best Actress, Comedy or Musical-Marsha Mason
Best Screenplay-Nell Simon
, ,. •• ~l,.J '"The Goodbye Girl'
is a joyous comedy-
"' just what the ~ . . f
<l_octor ordered. ~ '
ABIF.S {March 21-April 19): Conaerntlve ap. proach wins for you. Avoid extremes. Stick to -~ .... ..., ....
factual material. Gather evidence -build a case.
Stand tall, on solid ground. ·
TAURUS (April 20-llay 20): Relative lets cat
out of bag -confidenUal information is up for
irabs. Be fleXlble, social and show that you can
make light of your own foibles.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Some wishes, de-
sires and relation.ships could prove expensiv~. ex·
tra'vaect. Don't permit whims to run away with
good sense. Get facta. base decisions oo careful
considerations.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Througb prodding
of superiors, you make certain sltnlflcant
changes. Gemlni1 Virgo figure prominently -10
does the number :>.
LEO (July 23-Aui. 22 ): Check behind scenes
-make necessary adjustment at home. Famtly
member may be temporarily confined. Taurus,
Libra persons figure io scenario -and so does the
number 6.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Controversy lnvolv·
ing friends ebould not see you becoming upset or
thrown off balance . You seek undentandlng, but
you won't rind il among those with ulterior
motives. r r
LIBRA ~Sept. 23-0ct. 22): What stal'U as a
mixup could end with you on receiving end ol a
very favorable arrangement.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Study Libra
message for valid hint. Raise bori%00S, broaden
view. Journeys, studies, educational projects com·
mand attention. Aries, Cancer figure prominently.
SAGITl'AlllVS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Love is in
picture -emotions dominate. Don't au.em"' to de·
ny or suppresa feellnga, You meet new people, ex·
pertence tresh responses -you are more vital,
alive. Leo. Aquarius figure prominently.
. ·.
Neil Simon makes
feeling good legal ... "
GENE SHALIT, NBC· TV
A RAY SfARK PROOUCTION OF A HERBERT ROSS ALM
NEILSIMON'S
IHE GOODBYE GIRr
RICHARD DREYFUS-5 ·MARSHA MASON
and Introducing QUINN QJMMINGS .is Locv
Edwards Schedule
Dally 7:15, 9:15
Fri. 6:00, 8:00, 10:15
Sat~unJMon. 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:15
l
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Empbuis on
legal affairs. marital status, understanding those ......
who hold views opposite your own. Collect data, be
willing lo maJte changes based on desires or fami·
ly, loved ones. '!!!!!!~!!!"!!!!!!!!!!~!!,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)~ Moderation is .;
key -avotd poi.nllng accusine finaer. Do more
listenlbg than talking. Be receptive. Control
moods.
,ISCES <Feb. l~March "20): GCJOd lt1$' asp~ct colncl4es now wltb ctea.dvlty, ntoney
gained through speculative venture Number ,. llgurea~prominently.
II Feb. 11 Is Yoar Birthday, you are direct,
dynamic, affectionate. independent -Leo ·ind
Aq_uarius _penons play im~rtanl roles in your life.
July will be )'(>Ur mOJt sianlficant month of 1918, a
fear featur:ln• new st.arts, lresb coatacts. new
lease on ll!e, love.
.·
'v:me One and on1yn .
is Funny. 1L1arious and Hysterical
(We•re verr serious about this)
. '
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U DAILYPIU>l
They call themselves the Olde Tyme Movle
Club ancl they lived up to their name this week by
conjuring up "Take the HJgb Ground'' as the
answer to the touah two-pointer. That helped th&
Olde Tymers to nine polnt.s, tops for the week.
Bunched together in second place with eight
apiece are the top five entries in the column -
the Dawn Patrol, Andy TbellD. the Th1rd KIDd,
Ed Schmerler and Ed and Trb Je Norton. Rlgbt
behind at seven W4're Ed Wynn and Brown•s
Travel.
Lined up on the winning side at last
Saturday's Lriviathon were Max and Jan Fraley,
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TRIVIA STANDINGS
1. Dew•hlt9I Ill 54
2. """ 1'1lelltl Ill SJ l. TN Tillnl ICI• (I) SI
4, .. kMWter Ill tt
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12. NP<r flTtet 141 ll
U. Wllll altMll 161 lJ~
14. TIM .... ~ (41 lJ
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t4. Jeff Stwm t•I a
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• 1111 e..try recel-; Mii Of IHI acw•••...,
J ohn Russell, Tim Clawson, Tom Felerabend,
Sophie Scbmerler, Barbara Delgado, Katherine
Yarosb and Tracy Godfrey. Thal party, and the
Klaatu Barada Niklo Society, were covered quite
thoroughly in yesterday's paper, just in case you -
missed it. Bonus rJOints were awarded this week to Andy
Thelin and Whit Bissell ror acceptable answers to j
the ··From Herc to Eternity" question of last
week. Cary Grant fans are invited to search their
subconscious fo~ an extra point on number eight
this time.
I. WHO, IN WHAT musical, was "the most
casual bride of the murdering scum of the
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6:00. 10:05
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earth?"
2. Name the children's TV show on which
Spider Man ls a regular. s. On l'adio's The Life of Riley, what were
Digger O'Dell's traditional parting words?
4. Name thp song playlnr on the juk~ bOx
when Rock Hudson was beaten up tn a dlner in
the movle "Giant."
5. HOW ABOVT THE name of the restaurant
owned by Barney Cashman in the play "Last oC
the Red Hot Lovers?"
6. The maiden n.rme, please, of Lady
Plusbboltom In the. comic strip Moon Mullins.
7. Riehard Pryor's license plate ln "Car
Wash" carried what message?
8. Cary Grant once sai<Ji, "I've always been
afraid of women -but I eet over it" in what
movie?
9. IN THE MAD MAGAZINE parody or
Dragnet, what was lbe Friday's partner called?
10. Al was the new guy in town, and after
making a little splash he made a big hit in what
movie?
Last W.eek'S Aoswers
1. Amos and Andy (Madame Queen)
2. Danny Thomas (Bosley's pop)
3. Frank Sinatra (Annie Hall's dream)
4. Bung (drunken jester)
5. Frog (Sally's handle)
6. Frump (Morticla's maiden name>
7. Six (Kate's handicap)
8. "Can Can" (musical lyric)
9. "Take t.Qe High Ground" (Malden q)!ote}\ •
10. "Lawrence or Arabia" (movie riddle)
Send ~r answers to TRIVIA, c/o tM DoUy Pilot,
Bor 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. All entnes must be re·
ceived by Wednesday, otherwi.Je half the ploJ/e-r'1 lo.st
score unll be oworded.
8y :IAM~S PETEftSOl'#
NEW YORK (AP) Toward
the end of a popular 1950s movie,
"The High and the Mighty," a
prop passenger plane is nearing
the coast of California. Only one
engine is functioning and the big
question is whether the plane
has enouah fuel left to make it to
a safe landing.
Throughout the fill'!\, tne
passengers; faced with the pro-
spect or possible death, hav•
been baring their souls. Then the
camera zeros in on Sally McKee,
a Honolulu barglrl played by
Jan Sterling, a great pretender
who throughout the Lrip bas been
building a facade of
respectability.
SUDDENLY, FED up with
the role-playing, she takes cold
cream from • her makeup ,..
case and goes
to work on
her face. Off
come the
lipst-ick. the
rouge and the
eyeshadow
and with one
final stroke,
her eyebrows nu"'"° are gone. She turns· to the
passenger sitting next to her and
says: "You wanted to know who
the real Sally McKee ls? Take
a look."
Sally McKee doesn't really
look so b~d without makeup. The
point is that she thinks .she does
ENTEf\TAINMENT I TRIVIA I THEAT R
and the 1c~ne 1he ha• Just
played 11 th• couraaeoua one or
anyone forced to look dHply Into
his eoul and face what he see.
there. 'rhe role won Jun Sterlin1
an Acad my Award nomination.
For 40 )'eart, Jan Sterlln1 has
been baring her iwul on stage
an(! in tllms ln an eictraordlnary
variety 4)f part.I nn1lng from
BUiie D1wn ln Garson ~nnin's
"Born Yesterday,". to Lola
Del,,aney ln a. more recent New
York producUon or William
Inge's "Come Back, Little
Sheba."
SINCE MARCA, SHE bad
been perfecting the rote of a
dominating mother in Gus
Weill's first play to reach
Broadway, "The November
People." The play was panned
and closed after opening night a
few weeks ago.
All last year, while "The Nov·
ember People" was waiting for
a theater in New York, Miss
Sterling worked steadily In re·
glonal theater. "The theater has
been spreading out across the
country and I've been getting
the chance to exercise r:nyself in
parts I otherwise would never
gel the chance to do,'' she said
in an interview.
Last year, she performed at
the University of Mississippi, in
Albuquerque. N. M., and in
Austin, Texas, doing plays like
"The Gingerbread Lady,"
''Twigs" and "The Glass
Menagerie."
THE GLAMOR Oi' the big
11tudio days in Hollywood ls gone
and few new dnlmas enr reach
Broadway the$e days. But Jan
Sterllnf is earning a livln• doing '
the thing she knows bow to do
best -actina.
Like Sally .McKee in the "HJgb
and the Mighty." s he has
learned to face facts.· "I'm 56 years old,'' said the
actress. "Am I goinf to collect
"1)' Screen Actors GuUd pension
afld just make a small life for
myself, or a I golnt to be like
Helen Hayes Jnd Ruth Gordon
and people Uke that who are.
really out tbere batWne and will
be until ®'redead ~"
"OK. I'VE. MADE the de·
cisaon. There ls a career
there ... .l'lh a business~oman
who's decided to stay In busi·
ness," said.
Jan erUng hns a perceptive
sense of humol' and gregarious
personality that makes it a
pleasure to be near her. But sad
eyes renect the difficulties of
bringing up a son atone while
playing the road. Her son, Adam,
is now enrolled in graduate
school:"
She obviou11ly mtsse. her late
husband, tbf actor Paul
Douglas, be(ause she mentions
hini frequfnlly. There's no
quesUom that this lady has paid
her dues.
Miss Sterling replaced Judy
Holliday in the role of Billie
Dawn, the dumb blonde who
turns out not to be so dumb in
Garson Kanin's comedy "Born
Yesterday."
WJlte One arid Only"
A TRUE LOVE STORY. .. is FUJlfl)', HilarioU8 and lh•erical
(We're Ver)' &erious about this) For rooyont who btlirotS in happy tndings
The continuing true story of Jill Kinmont,
• woman with enough courige for ten
lifetimes ... and a man with enough love
to arz them both.
4THE OTHER SIDE OF
THE MOUNTAIN'2 PART
MARILYN HASSETf ·TIMOTHY BOTIOMS
78 BONNEVILLE s., !i~~8827 DISC•NT
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Dilci>llflt •••••••.•.•..•. ~ 00 •s1199••hd Rttail Priu ...... S786t s11 0 I
Sale Price ...... $6769 DISCOUNT
78 GRAND PRIX NEW ·s1199fthdRtt•1,"u .....• s11n510 I I Discollftt .................. SI 000
Ser t:2H37U8P553879 Sale Price .•.... $7899 DISCOUNT
78 FIREBIRD
78 P•NIX
NEW
S&r ~2U87K8L128873
NEW
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'S11CJ9esftd Rttail l'riu ...... S7Jtl
Di1c-t •••....•...••..••. S 950
Sale Price ...... $6441
'S1199e1hd Retail Price •..••• SUS I
Discount •..•.........••••. S 100
Sale Price ...... $6551
·suCJCJe&hd Retail Price •...•• $5159
Di,c;ownl ......•..••••••••• $ SOO
Sale Price ...... $4759
• V-8 • auto trans • cruise con ro
'• power seats • factory air cond1t1on1ng • A~/FM stereo
• custom interior
5500 DISCOUNT
• trlt wheel
•door lockS
• rally wheels • power steering
•power windows • electric moon roof • 586RXH
• V-8 • auto trans
• tactory arr cond1ttoning
• power steering
• Landau top ·
• tttl wheel
• rallye wheels
• 696SPM
77 GRAND PRIX • • V-8 • auto trans
• lactory air cond1t1oning
• power steering
• rao10
• rallye wheels
• 838T JB
11 VENTURA
11 VENTURA
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GRAND PRIX
V·B . auto tran-; lar l o ry air
cond111on1ng power 'llCE:nnQ oower
windows. wt11tewa11 tire· AM1FM stereo
tape tilt wheel 1372RJX
r75AMC PACER
55795
6 cyl . stick shift. AM radio Low miles. $2695' (347PPM)
• V-8 • auto trans
• lactory air cond1tioping
• power steering
• V-8 • auto. trans.
• factory air conditioning
• power steenng
• V-8 •auto trans
• factory air cond1t1on1ng
• power steenng
• V-6 •auto trans
• factory air cond1t1on1ng
• power steering
'76PONTIAC
LEMANS
'76DODGE , ASPEN
• rallye wheels
• 334TJA '
• rallye wheels
• 869REW
• rallye wheels
• 868REW
• t1tl wheel
• rallye wheels
• 062SER
6 cyl auto trans factory air $3695 cond1t1on1ng. oower steering, AM radio
Landau top Low miles (842UKA)
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there."
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BOOMER
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ONI T'HAT MNCff MS <XA1'
A L.ITTL.I Ml>I• MACMO?
by Tom Batluk DOOLEY'S WORLD ' by Roger Bradfield
By Charles Rodrigues
DR. SMOCK
He wa~ the first I
one to cross the l
fbtomac 'Rl~r I
standing w in a l
rowboat.
If Jo'.1 don't beli~
me., look it ue in
-the Gui~ Book Of (lec.ords.
by George IAmont
MOTLEY'S CREW by Templeton and Forman
NO IVA.W, Fll~~I
~Al..l.,60
AND DO 50ME.
SfK'!OUS ~NKIN6.
by Gus ArTiola
t>y Harold Le Doux
TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PVZILI
ACROSS
1 USMAman
61ncllne
1 O French glrl:
Abbr.
14 Anoint:
Archllc
15 Troplc11
llbef
18 Fetmer'a
one'ertst
52 Al lr11co: 2
words
58Nor111r1c1 57 lnlorme
room
58 "You don't
say!"
80W1lklng
m1nner
63 "Al······ concern ..... Not 17 Type atyte herd
UNITED Feeturt Synolcate
Frld1y·1 Puule Sollled:
l 8 Being In 65 Ol1gr111lon ellect 66 111 t ~~i!P.H+M ~~l*h. .... 20 Str1lned Leg 1 me 1 ~~~~ -.:::ll.!IUli~W
21 Breathed 67 Met1lllc aound vlbr1nlly 68 So p 1 22 R d' II ' IC. I·
a 11 on land group lwo hours 39 Oliver Har· dosage 69 Brillah Cir· 11 Feminl..... ....,. ... ...... 23 Reoccu~ blne ... v1 • VVVVJ'
a chllr 70 Summer neme 41 In want
25 Set ol drink• 12 Mike ~ 44 P1tm
drums 71 R llCClhng COCUloo
27 Kind ol age 13 Fragrant 46 Showed the
sweater oleores1n w1y
30 Scot river DOWN 19 Mid Ave. 49 Mlddly NIP
3 I Communion chlracters. 5 t Retey. 2
l cup t Tranaport 2 WOl'ds words
3:Z Pardon 2 Foreat Oll 21 Wise men 52 "Golden
34 Noetrlls 3 Detention of 24 ••• Galahad Boy" •uthol
38 Ptstlfl by 1 boxcar 26 Rl11ging of 53 Viveclous:
scolding 4 Highly bells Otal
40 French town plNHd 27 11n't 1bll ~ Happen
42 "Hello 5 Pl1y1ng card 28 Orlent1I 1ubst·
Dolly" 6 Circus ster: nurae QUtnlly
character 2 words 29 Phe111nts' 55 Speedy
43 Grffk leller 7 Montreal's neats 59 Brtet letter
45 Traitor •••• '61 33 Furniture 61 Shlrpnesa
4 7 CambO<lian 8 Werning p1rt1: 2 62 Fruit
money signal wor<1s 64 Long: lnfor-
48 ••• poetic• 9 Neplune's 35 Fighting off met
Ar1 of poetry sat1lht1 36 Nol od<S 65 -glance
50 Gelling I 0 EST, less 37 lnlone
..
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All real e.u.u! actv~rttJ.cd IACI IA Y VU
an Uus newi.papur 1:; sub 2,000 Sq. rt 3 BR. bonw.
jod. to the fo'eder11l fo'air rm , (am. rm. W I Wf'l
Houaan1 Act or tit6 bi.t.r Swim pool, jc.c, RV
which m11kei. at illegul t 11~1a. $130,(JC)O F .. -e. 64S.Ol0l
11dvertlsc "..nr pre HB.811.DOWD
ft:renc<',. hmltullon, or RIALTOI 644-0134
F ORESfE
OLSON du.ennun11t1oq based on __ '""" ''' '' ·~w••·
~·~--race, l'Olor. religion, 1u!x,1---------t or m1tlon1.i ongin, or un 'IW.&.&... T -..._ 7
intention lo make any ,_._.., 0~~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 such preference, llh11lu One-Stop S~oppa_ng
Uon ordl:;crimlnutlon " before you .buy. Preview ' locution, pJ<.-tures, maps
1lu11 newspaper wall not
knowanf ly accept 11ny
advert i.ing ror r eal
e!>late which as in viola·
tlon oflhe law.
& brochures at the C:Ondo
lnlormaUon Center
TOUCHSTONE
REALTY
CALL 963-08G7
OWNEI MUST SELL
BIO•S: AdYrisen Lovely 2 bdrm .. 2 bath condo, FP. A/C, lge. ...... check theW ads patio, ¥round floor.
daily .ct reporl .... ~.900
=~~!t~ 1'"[3....-.. ,.! ... 8 ... l~~~l!"!~~.:J•1·
cornet iM«tloet oftly. 3br, lge fncd yd. close to ---------1 i,hoppmg, etc. $59,500. All terrru;. J V 631·0000
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FAMILY HOME $2500DOWH
3 Br + den, 2 Ba. lge ---------1 In a i.:reat neighborhood. kitchen w/bltns. Pnr1'<1 3 Rai;: bdrm~. d111mii rm . to sell fast nt $62.SOO.
112 bathi., big yard, Broker.9&l-242S ST AITlR HOMl
Ol4nen. are anxious
they "'ill include the
r c fr1 i:l·rator,
wa:.her dr~··r .ind of
l'Our:.<• th<• k1tl'h•·n ""k
Large Ma~tcr Hcdroom
.,, k1tl'hl'n Jinani: .ort•:.i
:18r. home. ('.;ill 546-23.3
r.mced rront & back. (;ov.
ered patio. See quick. CM. Remodlc.-d 3 Br +ram
asking $69 ,500. Ca II nn. $79,950 ~1151 N.B Spac 4Br. 3ba.
$118,750. A~. &10-7771 ~HERITAGE •.• REALTORS MHDHEU'?
•J•t .i • I ''"•'
llave :w>methmg you want
lo :.ell'> Classahed ads do
it Wl.'11 642·5678
Help yourself to a
Heaping selection of
QuaUrled Hopefuls
in the DAILY PILOT
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prot~i...,•d tn .-crord•n<• with "'~
(•hforota Enw•ronment•I Qu.lllly Act
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DATE 0 FtbfU.lrV i., 1'11
Th0ma1 G. Merr•ll•
S.cr•laf'f Pl.,,nlr19 Cornmlulon
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Call Davidson Realty for the best
move of your Ufe!
SPICT ACULAa YllW7 OC harbor &
ocean, like new 3 BR. jacuzzi, deck,
sheltered patio; reduced to $249,500.
1521 KJNGS RD .. NPT. HTS. OPEN
SAT/SUN /MON 1·5
Patel AM OIJ!CT7 3 BR, 2 ha .. lovely
atrium, 2·sty. A-frame, nr. beach,
tennis & pools. Only $107 ,000.
WAUC TO HACH? 2 BR. with ram.
rm., Spanish tile entry, natural wood,
jacuzzi; new dishwshr., range w /dbl.
ovens, OPEN SUN. 1·5. 238 62nd ST.,
NPT. SHORES. $112,000
G•IAT ISCAm Secluded, yet near
ocean; 2 BR. + study, 2 ba. AU the
gadgets! Immaculate! $135,000 .
TAX SHILTEU Two lge. W. Npt.
duplexes, nr. ocean. One with view,
one nearly new; $189,500 & $199,900
D4vlDSON REALTY
S801 W Coo.,, H.,. v N B 645 • 7575
Jll(J Nl'wporl l:llvd NB 673·9060
ELEGANT
IN OLD CORONA
J look •mall rrom th• outaldo. but ~m• in & let
n1• lilirprise you I provide t'verythlng you need
for 1raclous livlnit :it its rtnei;t: 4 bdrms. 21 a
b11lhb plus o J11cu11l of hlghffl quality, plus the 11dvant111e or a i.ecluded l .bdrm, 1 tMitb lncome
apartment und a VIEW or beauUf\11, old CorOl"la
del Mar. Open House Sal. & Sun. ll·S. 71S
Jasmine. COM. Come in &t see met!
646·1711
-Walker & lee
Reel Estate
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IFYOU HAVE
LOOKED BEFORE
for a 4 bdrm, 2 bath-with a breakfast
area plus formal dining, a good floor
plan with lovely decor, ample yard
with inviting pati~lge attached dbl
garage. You must ae tJUs at 3207
Dakota. 400Ul" *1 "'£\ °""'
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macnab I Irvine
realty
**OPEN TODAY**
COLOMIAL EST A Tl HOME ·
This 3 BR, family rm Woodbridge
Es tate home in premium location
facing p ark , shows like a model !
Owner has spared no e xpense in up-
grades! $122.500. See this beautiful
home 12-4 P.M. at 143 W. YALE
LOOP. CK 541
SMASHIMCi "IVERYTHIMCi .. HOMl
One of the most beautiful con·
dominiums you 'll ever see!
Completely upgraded ! 3 BRs, 3
baths + view! Pool. jacuzzi & next
to golf ::ourse. at a surpris ing
Sl45,000. onH 1·5 P.M. #2 VIEJO,
llAMCHO SAM JOA9UIM. (K·SS)
SUPS IUY-uHIY. PAIK
Nice 3 BR townhome w/famlly
kitchen & formal dining rm. Extra
lg. lot + patios designed for easy
m aint. Many extras! Convenient to
cqmm. pools. tennis & schools.
HURRY! $115,000. OPIM l·I P.M.
4646 SIS.U. TREE. CK-56>
**CALL TO SEE**
"STAIT YOUa ESTATE"
Beautiful 2 BR & den Woodbridge
Es tate town home. Many upgrades!
Secluded comer location! Pools.
jacuzzi & lake -only a few of the
m any amenities offered by the as-
sociation. Carol Porcella 752·1414.
(K-57)
••A TOUCH OF CLASS•
And more! Charming Tulane
model w /spark Lin g pool & separate
Jacuzzi. 3 lg. BRs. family rm ad·
jacent to kjtchen w /brkfst bar &
built-ins, living rm w /fpl & loft
+formal dining area. Lovely
courtyard off m ast e r s uite.
$137 ,000. Lorraine Rennie 752-1414.
<K-58)
A 1Aal FIHD
Univ. Park! Corner location near
pool &. jacuzzi! 2 king.size BRs up·
stairs w /loads of walk-in closet
s pa ce. cozy den downstairs.
"Room-to-move". w /kitchen w/all
the finest built-ins. $125,000. Holly
Markas 644·6200. <K·59)
FOR THI SMAU. FAMILY
2 BR + den single famtly home in
beautiful Deerfield. Park-like yard
w /low-m aint. & 2 brk patios
w /mature plants. Upgrades! Cul-
de·sac location near comm. pools &
parks. $1t4 ,SC~. Marion Frizzell
752-1414. (K-60)
PARTY TIMI
Gorgeous 4 BR. pool home ls made
for entertaining -features jacuzzi,
fountain, gas fire ring, wrap·
around patio + boat storage. All on
beautiful tree·Uned street. $108,500
Lila Harper752·14t4. <K·61) ,
G...,.at
IEACH VALUES
S Bdrm Peninsula Pl.
Steps to beach. $197 ,500.
Newer Ocean view
dupl ex, Dana Pt .
$149,500.
5 Bdrm , Coron a
Hi&hlands $167 .SOO
pnvate beach/ World
Wide Brokers 67J.4S45
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o,... HOUHS Sat. Ir Sun. 1-S p.a
1 nt s.n.a Ter. $3tt,ooo
I 07 ''A .. St. $265,000
I 9 I I E. lcAoo $269,500
I 526 HicJhlcad $114,500
4604 Seashole $175,000
4102 lritbatw, Ir•. $97.000
4901 Catalpa $154,tOO •••••
A FAMILY HAVEN $154,900
W ell·plC11tned home Oft o ~ot1• ... let1t
COf"IHH' M EostWuff. Hfff" schools cM
shops. COMfortobte 4 btdroo.-•d
forMd clMM) room hOfM wttll frOltt .ct
bock patios. mature shnlbs & ., ..... ,.,.
IHTUISTIMG lltYIHE TEI. $ltl,000
This bewtlM home hen H all Fabulous
doy md lllght VIEW of water ..t IMJhh.
Pri•Clte fJllfed ...try .ct lanp paffo eel
POOL. llN'IHICtllaft and coorcUMted
dt<or ill tllh '4 be*oo111 • f.mty '""'
...... 0,-s.t ... s-.
IMPRESSIVE DESIGN $189,900
Aad e clstitlctf•e adcltJOlt to lalboa
tllmd. G.....-oa 4 btclrooM uNt wlttl
bewtlM dee• md pitched .,._ 11¥"'9
rooM: pin lcrtJe 3 bHrOOIR •ft &
•tdoor patio. Oefieftefy o "pride of
owaenhip .. ~ex a11d Oldy 41/2 y..-s
old!
IHOIVIDUAUTY & STYLE $269,500
A MOit ........ ond spacious 4 -.oom.
den & fcnlty roon1 hOIM on belt '?oinf'
locatiOft. Two story home with opett
ftetillq rOOl9I eel lots of pou;IMlitin to
odd yow own persOMlfty.
TOWEIUMGL Y A•TISTIC $265.000
,..,_VIEW FrOftl this J..sfory wood
•d ........ t..-piea. "O.• .. ~ ..
l beclrooM .._.. lust steps to l~t
Clll4I O~fw Ofti. lrilMJ tflte OlltdDOM lft
wftta ttw ''Mo•.W Aylfgitt."
WATERAtOHT COHDO $Zl9,500
flliOJ JMr 'round ll•IMJ CMI the ...... .ct
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oU the Nght lk)hh. Tnlty a P""ticJious
ocidrffs with HCUrity, ,n .. cy au.ious
U.hHJ. Specious 2 be•oot11 ....... of
poot, ;.cm Ir ICMNL loot ~ 1MJ be ........... Ow.er..., ..... ,optt-.
l41WLY DECOllATED St75,000
Drf•• by 4604 Seoshon wtd llftCICJIM the
... ,0, ...... of IMtHJ Kroll frOftl ....
OCIANFaOMT! You CH owe t"l1
Duplt• .ct I•• la •t 111tlt .ct ,..... ttw
other. lxc.u...t IUININlr /winter l"tftfol
.,.. .. NM1 al ttw *-NI•• Is IHladed. ••••• ***UNDER $100,000
UMIVEJlSJTY PAltl $97,000
Lor•• ! ldr111 and family roo..-
Tow..._.. wttt. 2 IHltlls. Two Story.
Nie• prl .. te petlo ond olt ttae
od•••••tea of cl•lallouH, pools,
recreaHon •d lo•.ey CJl'ffl'IMtt. Mo
moiftt-..ce ccre. CloM to cOMpltft
st.opplRtc.....,..
VIEW OP WATa Slt,500
YCMIMJ CllMI woochy c•d1u••-..
with lac~ lay View •d aweelty.
hcltleg 2·story. J ~ witlt dtcoratw .............
macnab I Irvine
realty
FIHE• HOMES
Fil.OM Pf,500 TO 11.100.000
A .$PICIAL J..OT OH GALAXY
BeuutlfuU.y des igned custom fami·
ly home on spectacular lot in Dover
Shor~. Spacious living rm, formal
hi-beam dining, family rm. 4 BRs. 2
fpl & lg. laundry. Beautiful patio
garden has space for a pool AND
paddle tennis. $295,()90. or94 SAT
1·5P.M.145tGALAXYDa. CK-33)
CHOICE LOCATION!
Quiet Baycrest Street. 4 BRs, 2 12
baths. living rm w /highbeamed
ceilings. family rm, formal dining + sep. brkfst rm & s unny So. patio
grace this charming home. Move i n
ready! OHH SAT 12~10.4:10 P.M. -
SUM 2..S P.M. 1915 WIMDWAID~
(K-34)
NICI HOUCTIOM OM
4 II VllW HOMIEI Brand new 2·story w /180 degree
NewPort view! Living rm. fa.milL
rm & master BR w /fireplaces-:-t:Ot
lg. e nough for pool or expansion.
$199,900. OPIH SAT & SUN 2117
JRVIHE AYE. UPPlR IAY. (K·35)
RUSTIC UPPER IA Y POOL HOME
V cry cozy 3 BR si~uated ~n over·
sized tree-filled lot affording max-
im u~ privacy. Island kitchen
w.fnook; oversized. ~amity rm
w /fireplace. formal dmmg + much
m ore! $1.69,500. OPEN SAT a SUH 1·5
P.M. 2227 DOMMIE RD, ..r. ICH.
(K -36>
LIVE IH Mn. UNDO saz.ooo
Luxury condominium w /2 s pacious
BRs. 2 baths +dining rm. fireplace
& 22' living rm opening to private
patio. Pool. A must see! OPEH SAT
& SUH 1-5 P.M. 1242 RUTLAND RD #2,
WESTCUFF. (K-37)
~IEW-VIEW-VIEW
Within walkin g distance of 3
private beaches is a beautiful 4 BR.
formal dining &. family rm home
w /earth·lono decor. Lovely pool in
secluded patio. $)74,900. Appl. only.
Donna Godshall 644-6200. <K-38)
LOVE1. Y CONDOMINIUM
Very attractive price of $77 .900! All
the upgrading makes this 2 BR. 2
bath condo one of the most de·
sirable in Westcliff Area. Super
location for s hopping. Treat
yourself & enjoy easy living! Mary
Lou Marion642--8235 CK-39>
COIOHA DlL MAR
3700 sq .ft. custom. quality built
wood & glass homt' under con-
struction So. of H"Y 2-story. 5 BR.
4 bath w 13 patios. sauna. jacuzzi.
walk-in closets & 3-car garage.
$395.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
CK -40)
6 I I LIDO PARK DRIVE
Superb 2 BR apt overlooking the
action of Newport Bay. Beautifully
decorated w /quality cpls, papers &
fixtures. Appl. only. $289.000 fee.
Martha Macnab 642·8235. CK-41 >
DRAMA TIC VIEW HOMI
IM llG CANYON
Expanded Plan 3 Broadmoor over-
iooking golf course. Fashian'Island
& beyond. This 4 BR home has a
garden off every room: teak entry ;
sunken livin~ rm; expanded family
rm ; pool & jacuzzi: basketball
court + other amcnitaes. On lg. lot
in very desirable a rea. Priced right
at $384.500. Lynne Valent ine
644-6200. <K ·42)
COUHnY FtlENCf4 HOME
Ir OR.AMGE ORCHARD
All the c harm of the French
countryside in Baycrest. Very
traditional custom buill 4 BR home
w /brk palioo. family oran~e or·
chard +complete privacy. $210.000
& you own the la nd. J eanne
Newman 642-8235. <K·43 )
HAHOR ISUMD
A masterpiece of craftsmanship &
design. Woodsy setting -trees.
grass & sandy beach w /pier &
floa t. Old world atmosphere in the
Ultimate Home! AP.pl. only. Bever-
ly Morphy642-8235 .. (K·44)
MAGMIFIC&fT FAMILY HOMI
Custom built view home w /5 BRs.
lg. formal dining rm . gourmet
kitc hen w/comfortable brkfst rm &
family rm w trireplace & bar.
Courtyard entry w /oversized pool
&. I~. lot on tree-lined street.
$400.000 leasehold. Barbara Aune
CK.-45) '
llG CANYO..
Plan 2 Broad moor w /free·form
pool. 3 BRs w /playroom·bedroom
combo. Great corner tocatlon.
$348.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
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IE.ACH VILLA
$105,000
Unbelievably low prlc.e l I
Just block• from lhe
water. Xlnl Newpo rt
Beach location. Spr awl·
ing contemporary home
Wood deck entry.
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PRIME COROHA DEL MAil LOCA TIOH
Larger three bedroom home with
family room & den . Only l1 :.! blocks
to beach. Remodeled throughout.
Double car garage plus room for
s m a ller c ar. Private sundeck off
mast e r bedroom. Call for appt. to
see. Only $230,000 Fee.
OPEN 1-5 322' POIMSETIIA.
IRVINE TERRACE
If loeation is important to you, this
m a y be the home. On the prime
street in the terrace. south of the
highway & close to beach, Fashion
Isla nd or Ualboa Is land This 2
bedroom, fa mily room home is
idl•a l for the s mall fa mily, lots of
room fo r expuns1on or a possible
\'ICW. $172.000
OPEN 1-5 1312 DOLPHIN THll.
EASE Of LIVIHG--ftLUS STYLE
Newport Crest 4 Bdrm. with ocean
\ ic.•w and green bell privacy. Highly
u pgraded. spacious family room
and chm a rc•'t Community pool &
Tt'nn1s A larj!c home for a small
( ;-.J (•w 1wrt n ea.<'h ) price $135.000
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OPEN 1-5 #I I IMA LOA COURT
IUILDER--fHVHTORt
Wl· h a\'C three beautiful R·2 lots on
t h l' Coast side of Corona del Mar.
\'it•w from two. Priced to sell at
$375.000
MEWPORT COHDO
:'>frwport Crest 2·story w /g reenery
galore 3 Bdr ms Upgraded carpets.
f ixt ur es. de cor As tro ·lurf
ha I conies Selle r leavin g area .
Qu1tk Sale Priced at Sl25.500 fee .
O,EH 1-5 22 WILDGOOSE CT.
IAYHlOMT
On a long sandy beach with great
bay & jelly views. Large private
cou rtyard w1 th j acu zz i. High
<'e ilings. s pa c ious fe eling. 3
b e droo m s & maid 's. adult
recreation room. $75.000 & you own
the land
O,EH SAT. I TO S, SUH. 12 TO 3
933 IAYSIDE DR, COllOMA D& MA
LOOklMG FOi PIH & SUP
a v ailable along with this 3
bedroom. 21h bath townhouse in
W cs t Newport. Only $157 ,500. Unit
has patio. deck. sitting area in
m aster bedroom. modem kitchen.
walk·in closelo.; .
DELUXE COHDO OH THI IA Y
Ove rlooking pool & Jacuzzi is this
love ly 2 b e droom , 2 1,2 bath
condominium. Exciting master
b e droom fe aturing a private
dressing room & sauna. 24 hour
security controlled building.
S2i5.000
WOULD YOU lllJIVE
fa1n1ly room. Open beam
ceilin gs & Wl't ba r
CU'Cular s tair lcad11 to
f onlas lH' i.un d eck
Hurry on l hu> one'' Call
today 646-7171
MESA WOODS
rtlESIDIMTS
IARGAIH
Reduced $5000 ~e this J
bdrm + otrtce + l14ri:e
family room + dinln1ot
Many xtrus Best buy
Close t u South Coa i.l
Plaza. $99.9'~
CH AR)1 ING N El(; II
BOHllOOO :1 Br . hrlwll nrs. o' crst 'rl lul. Sad
dleback sthl c..lii.l rtl'l
()wnt'r musl M·ll \' .\
l"H,\ terms Call Jgl.
s.t9 8062
S. C . PLAZA
4 BR Chern dale couage.
Lrg. entry hall Suni.hinc
lutchcn $76.500
Pat Cantrell
Realtor
548-9607
IEACHWALK
ls perfcl1 c1cM·npllon ft1r
this gnri.tcou:. :1 bdrm. :J',
bu pl us :.ep c1uJrh·r~
over ~ara.:c EH·n h J 11
own pri~utc j ucuu1
897·0321
Real Dilate
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS •
CHARMER
•Dghly upgraded beaut~
w 'lotS of eyl' uppcahnJt
wood pant'bnl( SpaC'1ou11
J bdrm. 2 hJ frnl~ hom e
w mode r n k1h:hl'll for
I.he ladies dch J,!ht Pool
sue yard ~ rm ror boat
or trailer New on thl'
market. 646-7711 l
Rea.I EaU<•
FIXER UPPER
B;lrgain hunters. :let' urn.
disaster. •I Bcdrm. l"•
bath. needs paint and n.c. ll's a money make r
al $60,900. Ca II 546-58.80
~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
S41,000 nus lS not 8 mu pnnl I ll
is a auper 2 Br lwnhme.
w/pool. clubhouse Ii
sauna Pnme end urut
location w/pvt pat io.
cloae to 9hopp1ng.
754-7800
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TAYLOR CO.
HI·.\ 1.T< 'l\S .1111"1· UH ti
LIMDA ISLE LUXuttY
Beautiful Mediterranean cus tom
home located on the very tip of the
island. Fabulous big bay vie w with
113 ' wate r f ront . Fin es t of
construction w /hand carved woods.
beaut. s tone. tile & marble, 4 BR
suites + separate maids room. formal
DR, fam rm. den . r ecreation rm .
elevator, sauna. pool. jacuzzi & dock
for lge boat. $775.000 Lease or$1,375.000
F ee . Sell e r wilt finan ce. B y
appointment only
CA ... ER HIGHLAHDS--OCEAH VIEW
Wake up m this lovely 4 BR home to
the beautiful sig ht of a variety of
b1 r d s . Quie l street. almost like
country living Lge private front
courtyd. Privat e beach. $179,500
4501 SUIUY OR. SAT/SUH 12·4
IALIOA ISLAND -SIH,500
Best buy on the island! Delightful 3
bd r m 3 bath home with inviting
corner frpk in living rm. Spaelous
s tudy off ups ~airs m s tr suHe.
Oversized dbl garage. sunny south
patio. Walk to beach & shops.
20 I PEARL AVENUE SUH I ·S
CAMEO SHORES -VIEW Sl 10,000
Gorgeous view of the ocean & sunset
from this 3 bdrm contemporary home.
La rge step-down li ving rm. den w/wet
ba r, master bdrm w/separate Mr. &
Mrs . bath, formal DR & great pool.
4515 CAMDEN DR. SAT/SUH 1·5
BLUFFS -END UNIT -FOR LEASE
M ove right into this prof. decorated
I r1 level condo Great locat ion
w g reenbelt vi ew. 2 Large bdrms.
pa ne led den w frpl. form. DR & 21,,
ba ths. Air-conditioned. S800 Mo.
2921 PERLA SAT/SUM 1-5
llG CYM HEW TOWNHOME $140,000
Beautiful "Oakerest " model w/large
living rm & fo rmal d ining. 2 Bdrms. 2
bath~ & br1~ht sunny kitchen. Pool.
Jacuzzi & tennis cts. Sec. gat e.
38 SEA ISLAND DRIVE SAT/SUH 1-5
C Jrattboe " Entrance I
HEW TOWHHOME FOR LUSE
Beautiful Big Cyn location! At end of
cndosed courtyard with waterfall. 2
Bedrooms. den & dining room · a ll
o'looking thl' pool. Cpls & d r apes S750
Mo. <See Broker -38 Sea Island>
WEWY M. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS
2111 s-Jooquift Hilb lload
NEWPORT CEMTSl. M.I. 644-49 I 0
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PIHTIGl•AT MOOERtl PRICE -Super
01<.'e 3 BR Chancellor in Universit y
Park area. It has a ll the xtras you
m1ght expect & then some. Includinji!
c entral A 1c w /air purifier. Asking
$109,000.
JUST QDICORATEO -3 BR condo in
The Bluffs. Plenty of square Cootage
w /parquet oak £loors. custom camel
carpeting, used brick fireplace.. many
more unique ideas that make this
borne an outstanding value at Sl39.900.
OCiAHROMT DUPLEX -Whitewater
view. Fantastic investment opportuni·
ty Buy now & t ake advantage or
summer rentals. $300,000.
MAGHIRCEHT VIEW -on Newport
aa·y. 2 Story, 5 BR. room to park your
boat. One or a kind properties. Call.for
appt. to see. SIG7 .soo.
640.9900
\ \IJJ~:'· l{l~.\l :r\'
t.i70 JAMBOREE RO. NEWPORT BEACH
• Lingo
Rulfmn
Populw ~ Mjlet .... • Contfi'-.
lot. D.co...t•d '" ••rt• ....... lovely cove.-.d ,.tfo. cloH to ,.._ sdtoob,
pool ....... well& to lakt. • • .Stl,IOO
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
1 .... ac. "-IR CdM. l II + ... fruit
trffs. short wall to pnt. Mecll. .,_. for
pool Exe ....... ._ at Sl6t,tOO
CDM DUPLEX
lflcotM po ._.rty. bclffAg old COM ... ..
w /pocil & foCad. 2 lll-owwer: i .. ..........
AIMric• Hw SIN.W I yr protectlcm
poflcy .... Slat.s oo
IMllALD IA Y--aEACHSIDE
L•••rl••• 5 Ill, wood & glau .......... /.llpet '• '"""· ...,. .,... pvt. bffc9'. .._,, cowt & park. s.,.rt. qyalty
In seclllded Httln9. ledelc.d to. . . .
SstS,000
644-7020
212 3 SAM JOA9UIM HILLS ROAD
'MEWrORT llEACH
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Spring :lever??
2990 COUNTRY CLUB DR.
This Mesa Verde home is ideal for
ente rtaining & family run, too! 3 Lge.
hdrms .. very formal dining rm .. su{>er
paneleJ ra·mily rm .. lge. s haded patio
& a beautiful yard. This home is
loved ! Sl 19.500.
OPEN SUN ON LY I.at
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UDO ISU
Ne v. I~ re modeled 4 bdrm .. den. 4
baths. li\'in~ rm. w cathedra l ceiling.
Lgc master bdrm s uite.
llG CAMYOH
4 BR. fam. rm .. :J baths. Beautifully
dc.>c orated Broad moor Plan 3 w ;patio
vie ws from each room . ~.000
IAYFttOMTS
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slips
Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR
J4 l l\oy\1d1· O• ,, .. N B t-7';, 6161
A Newport Beach address . just
three blocks from the ocean Cor
$124 .900? 4 bedrooms. 2 bath.
2-story. fireplace. eating area in
kitc hen. Call for app't. to see.
11ie fasl~t draw in the
West. a Dally Piiot ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Classified Ad. 642 5678.
COROHA oa MAR COTTAGl
Absolutely charming 2 bedroom
home shows love & care. Dutch
door, beamed ceiling, fireplace with
mantle. Hardwood floors. Walk to
everything. $130.000
OWMll IS AMXIOUS
t.o sell this brand new 4 BR, 3 bath
home in Broadmoor Woodbridge:
Vacant and ready for occupancy.
Reduced to $125.000 for fa t sale
AIOVI THI SIA
Ocean view llvina at its best. 2 B~droom & den that captures it all tor only $225,000. One oC the lowest
prices in Sea View.
1002 G.,..rol
Y••r Be•e la Y .. r Castle
CASTLEBIDGE BOMD (adl~lniog Country Ridge)
5Ne•Cu.._a..e.. ___ .. ~ ............. _ . ..., ............ ..
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Nestled beoelth g41nlle sloping hill11del. the
omaginauve design of theM custom homes
otters a Plealing alternative to the coun·
tryslda
• pleallflO f)l9toral v11WS. cloM to bndal pettis l natu,. pattt.
• spacious 4 l 5 bedroom hom ..
with 3400-3llOO &Quare fMt.
• large fatrnly t<>Of'M.
• formal dining rooms, \
• 3 flrepltcea.
• 2 Wit btrs;
• •oothlng 1acuzz1,
• rtlai(lflO .. una,
• air oonc.tttioned,
• 3-car QWIOll
Prlc1d from! 1249,900
. COM DUPLEX
Immaculate pride of ownership
cond., 2 Br rront unit + detached
spacious 3 Br rear unit on tree lined
street, Walking distance to CdM
shops & beaches. Sl64,SOO. Open
Sat. 1-SPM 505 Poinsettia. ·
COM HOME W /VIEW
Immaculate 3 Br 2 Ba w /Cozy fplc,
pool size rear yard & many custom
features . Views of ocean &
mountains + access to pvt beaches.
Reduced to $207.soo. Open Sun.
l-SPM 616 DcAnza .
DECORATDI HOM[ COM
Beautifully hJndscaped i decorated
3 Br home w ;tantastic view.
Located on apac.ious comer site.
$229,500. Open Sat/Sun l·SPM 3915
Inlet Isle.
REALTORY
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TEHMtS. poet, focad Ir d.tih••• 1'Wt'e
~· $215,000. Opet1 SUH l•I -2209 I COM.AMCHI -LAKE '-OIUT:
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boat door. CotlUIWftlty •soc -~.
twtls. sallltcJ, cll•ltCMtM. 0,. SAT l SUM
1-5
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2515 E. Coest Hwy., c ........ ..._.
675-5511
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110111 ELllRS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
OPEN SAT /SUM l ·5
711 GOLDEMIOD
Charming One Story Colonial With 3
B e drm 2 Ba . Liv . Rm. With
1<,1replac:c Lr~e. Bright Kitchen.
We ll D0cor atcd. 2 Sunny Patios.
Garage Gul':-.l House Near Tennis
Court:-And Shop~. Sl57.500.
SPYGLASS
Spect acular u pgr aded One Story
Ncwportcr "Country French"
Mod el. Rich Dark Oa k Flooring In
Liv. Rm & Din Rm. Spacious 4
Bed r m . Plus F a m Rm W/Wool
Carpeting Kitchen W /Deluxe Tile
Floorin g C u st om Built Pool
W / J aeu1.1.1 Unobs truc ted Valley
Vi c-w . An Outst anding Of£ering At
$329,00U A "Joy Of Newport"
Lis tinJ,!. Call 644· 1905
811 DOVSl DllfVE &31·11DQ
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WE PRESENT OUR
OPEN HOUSES
For Your Pleasure
FANTASTIC: OCEAN
& MAllMA VIEW
from this large S BR home, located
on private lot in prestigious Ah
Capistrano Spiral staircase leads to
Marina view from master suite,
watch the boats sail into 0.. hW
Marin~ from your secluded patio.
$195 .000.
33821 AveMda C .. ta, S.J.C.
Sat & S.-, l·S
Ill.AND SPAMllN" HEW
1523 Square reel or airey charm &
privacy. This 2 BR + den home
with formal dining room offers
vaulted ceilings, ceramic counter in
large kitchen & a Roman tub ln the
mas ter s uite. Be the first to live in
this well designed home . .-.soo.
24211 Tahoec-t,a..,..--...
StlMMyl-41~"9
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IDEAL FAMILY HO..
This 4 BR charmer otrcrs over 2000
sq. ·ft. of living area, large rooms &
enclosed yard. Fireside living
rqom. hideaway master suit~ &
Ume-saver kitchen makes fw er.at
family living. $101,000.
25211 Yodlt Dn••· D ......
5-dily l•I
·1 OPEM HOUSES 1·5 PM.
COIOMA DEL MAI -Panoramic
ocean & bay view. Newly decorated
gracious f amlly home with heated
pool. Open Sat/Sun. 2807 Ebbtide,
~.500. TU~TLllOCK HIGHLANDS -New
, . lisj1pg1 A~arae2800 sq.It. Stewart Plan
5 Bdrm with dramatic hill view. Plush beig~ car~g. Charming bay win-
dow m breakfast area. High ceilings
m living & dining areas. The best of
Turt~rock Highlands. Open Sat/Sun #7 C ear Spring. $225,000. '
HAI OR VIEW -Panoramic views
frQm this just listed Somerset Phase
UJ . .Love ly used brick, 2 story
fireplaces. 5 Bdrms & family room.
Forr:nal dining. Perfect for the large
ram~. One block to pool, jacuzzi &
tenms. courts . Offered al $181 ,500.
Open Sat/SW}, 2214 Pt. Carlisle.
CAMIEO HIGHLAHDS -Move in
condition. Home s urrounds l yr old
pool arid jacuzzi with extensive
flagstone decking. 2 New patio covers.
new landscaping, new paint inside &
out, plus'4-l:u:lrms, 21 2 baths with
Palos Verde stone fi replace in living
room. All this and approx. 2500 sq. ft.
of Jiving space. A best buy at $210,000.
Open Sat/Sun, 4610 Dorchester.
SPYGLASS -VIEW This popular
Portsmouth model offers 3 bedrms, 2
bath. Immaculate condition. 3 Car
garage. Approx 2 yrs old. Also offers
beautiful ocean view. Tinted windows.
Owner will carry large 2nd trust deed.
Offered at $298,000. Located at 19 San
Mateo Way; Open Sat/Sun.
...
HAlllOR VIEW LUSK -REDUCED -
VIEW -PRIVACY -This 4 bedroom
haven is an executive re ward --green
hills. blue Pacific. a home to make it
all worthwhile. Corona del Mar at its
best. 1436 Keyv1ew. Open Sat/Sun. r $249 .ooo.
f I
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HARBOR VIEW LUSK -This home has
m a n y custom features . L a r ge
courtyard. beautiful olive tree and
m any ros~ bushes. Bltn bookshelves ..
forma,l diriing rm. paneled family rm
w /parquet floor. huge pool. Open
Sat/Sun; 873 Sandcastle Dr. !·
I -.. I
1 ,,
SPYGLASS VIEW REDUCED -4 Bedrm.
h ighty upgrarled, professionally
decorated and landscaped. Panoramic
view of ocean and bayfront. Offered at
$319,000. Open Sat/Sun. 9 Monterey
Circle.
HARIOR VIEW HILLS -Lovely ocean
a nd bay view in CdM. 3 Beclroom
family room and formal dining. 2 Cozy
fireplaces and beam seilings. Unusual
buy at S189,000. Open Sat/Sun 1114
White Sails.
llG CANYOH TOWHHOME-Beautiful
"Pinehurst." Vi ew of Golf course &
lake. 2 Bdrm, den with wet-bar, 3
baths at only $174,500. Open Sat/Sun.
#52 Sea Island.
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TOP OF THI WOILD
A home with Old Laguna charm in a
wooded setting -look south over
canyons to San Juan Capistrano &
Dana Point. This two bedroom·house
bas a large living room with beam
cejij,.gs & a g r eat used brick
firep~ace. Canyon & ocean views from
the li,ving room & dining area. Priced
at $~,500.
UNl()UI: li()Ml:S
REAL TORS'~ 675-6000
~443 Efft Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
also in Mo$3 Verde, at 546-5990
GRHNlaT VIEW
Lovely view of greenbelt from this
Blurrs "D" plan. Extra spacious living
r oom. 3 large bedrooms. Quiet
location. Offered at $159,500. Call to
preview.
3 BR-HEIGHTS-$ 130,000
Just reduced $5,000! Completely
remodeled Newport Heights charmer!
Excellent location. 3 Bdrms. plus
family room. Large bay window &
stained glass too! Room for RV or
pool loo! Call today for private
showing.
TURTLEROCIC-S 132, 900
Delig htrul Plan 4-Broadmoor
Turtlerock. Secluded atrium, formal
dining room, family r oom , 4
Bdrms-21h bath. Private patio plus
barbecue. This is a decorator's
bargain-5ee it! Only $132,900. Call
fast!
WOODIRIDGE-$119,900
A Briarwood patio home. Gorgeous·
Italian tile entry. 4 Bdrms., family
room & dining room. Hideaway
master s uite w/all mirrored
wardrobe. Vacant & waiting! Short
walk to lake. Take advantage -call
now!
MODEL TOWMHOME
Immaculate model·like townhome!
Prime location. Secured community. 3
Bdrms. Family room. Formal dining.
Gorgeously upgraded! Just $105,500.
Pool + spa too! Call today.
673-8550
))2 M.UGUHITl. co•OH• Dll .....
CORONA DEL MAR
:J BR, 3 BA. den & dining room, 4 yrs.
young, all bltns. Frpl, wet bar, sep.
laundry room. big dbl. gar. over 3000
sq . ft. $159,500.
OP!H HOUSE SUHDA Y I ·4
70 I GOLDENROD
LIDO ISLF.
Beaut. Mediterranean 3 BR, 4 BA
home, xtra wide lot, huge courtyard
entry w/Lile fountain. S2H.OOO.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY l·S
IOI VIA UDO SOUD
f«EWPORT HEIGHTS
Rustic 3 BR, ram room. brick frplc,
range & oven, dishwasher . SI 49,'50.
ONE BLOCK TO
BEACH DUPLEX
Less than 4 years old , blths ..:_ frplcs. 4
car gar .. etc. $115,000.
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
2919 Newpcri ll•d. comer lotta
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I PROPERTIES
Pete IJarl'fllt £alt'!
pHd-ftU
CttOIC£ Of VIEWS
VIEW -110° OF HARBOR 8 Bdrm Fam-rm on bluf(-$249,500.
tll Kings Rd. H.I. Sat/S. 1-5
VIEW -DOVER SHORES
5 Bds, din-rm, game rm, front row!
1014 M.fners, H.I. Sat/Sun l·S
VIEW -OCEAN & BEACH
2 Bdrms, 2 ba, vacation cottage
I 06·27tll St., M.L Sat/5-1·5
VIEW -CUFF HAVEN
3 Bdrm, din-rm, den, custom-tops!
102 K1ncJ1 Id. M.I. Sat/S. 1·5
VIEW -LIDO BA YFRONT
5 Bdrms. pier & slip. $.500,000. •
I I 2 Vfo Udo Mord. M.I. Sa.day I ·5
VIEW -CdM OCEANFRONT
5c ... a.~
PRICE REDUCED lsooo
Vacant, put 5 cars in the
garage + workshop. 4
Bdrm, 2 baths + 20x20
dell on big lot, in good
neighborhood. Bring
your paintbrush. Must eell fast for only $64,900.
Call: scon1EALTY
536-7533
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~COATS & WALLACE
':x:P REAL ESTATE. INC.
A tOl'AllV OWNID COMPAN~ SI R\dNG
THE SOUi ' ASI ARlA SINO l'Jbj
GREae&T LIVIM6 -Can be yours as
you enjoy this fine 3 bdrm, 2~ bath
Townhome in the lovely Tiburon
development wlth park and
playground, dbl detached garage,
s uper patio with BBQ & fish pond.
$78,900. Cdl 546-4141
HAllOll VIEW HOME This 5 bdrm, 3
bath home is beautirully upgraded
ins ide & out! Near new carpets, extra
built-ins, paneling & view to the West.
Ready for move-in. Cal 546-4141
SPYGLASS-TOP OF THI WOILD.
That•s wh•t the folks who live there
say. OCEAN VIEWS , NIGHT
LIGHTS, ROLLING HILLS, some
brand new. 32 Drakes Bay & others
open daily. $275,000. Cal '40-6161
Serving C,ista Mesd·lrvi;H'
Hu ntinqton B each-Newport Ae.1ch
4 Bdrms, din-rm, pool, sauna-fee
Cameo Shores C .. for appt.
Be beautiful aglllD ! Give me some paint & new
carpeting-I'll give you
' twin sh:e bdrms, a spacious living room
with lovely raised heartb faceplace, and a real slep
saver lcitcben with plan-
ning desk and oodles or
cabi.net.s. With a bit or ' love and attention 1 could _______ .._ ______ _
VIEW -CANAL & MOUNTAINS
2 Bdrm waterfront with dock $148,500
20l CClllCll, Hwpt SW.1 Sat/S. 1-5
VIEW LOT -CATALINA ISLAND
Overlook Avalon & harbor $U,500 fee
VIEW -FRONT ROW CONDO
3 Br, din·rm. wet-bar. Newport Crest
14 Swift Ct, N.I. Swtday I ·:i
VIEW OF POOL & GUEST HOUSE
Spac Baycrest 3 Br & fam $213,000
1822 Wtonlhell, H.L s-dciy I ·5
VIEW -BIG CANYON RENTAL
be very attractive. Name yC'AJr terms. l'm easy to
gel! $SS,900. and I'm
yours.! Buy me today-
t.allc about me later! Why
wait! CatJ
Royal Propeni•s
642.1830
LOW
FABULOUS
Six bedroom custom home Linda Iale
Over 5000 square feel. Pool, jacuzzi,
sauna & s lip for 55' y~.o/ .
:-;~: ~~: --Balboa Island Realty
ANO INVC$1'Ml!NT <:?eMPl\NY
673-8700
2 BR overlooks golf course $650 mo. DOWN VA & FHA terms! Super ~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!~~
Low payments under GeMl'GI IOOJG...,-al 1002
642-5200 new FHA programs' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Fantasllc 3 bedroom. 2 i==liiiiiiiiiii;;;;~ .... -~ bath home'
RED CARPET754·l202
[us1 ,t-W 644-1133 ~:e•tlh ANYTIME
OPEN SAT /SUM. I ·5
217 MATA
BLUFFS CUSTOM SPECT ~CUI.AR
Most outstanding property, beautiful
Bluffs! Has every feature including the
most magnificent view! It's huge.
private courtyard entry lends itself for
entertaining at its best! Everything m
this beautiful E-Plan is first cabin!
Priced to sell. Ask on-site agent for de·
tails.
LEASES ALSO A VAIL.AILE
OM THE
GOLFCOUISE
Spac10W1 5 BR. 3000 :sq n . 3 BA, 3 car gar, lrg.
ram-rm, frplc, patio &
balcony on the fairway.
Spectacular view. Open
HouseSat&Sun 1·5.
1.823Tanagcr, CM
E'AREL
WALKER
675-4144 mllAlTOll
GREAT HOUSE!
GIEAT PRICE!
3 Bdrms. Newport Beach
home. $ll0,000
lJl WALNUT ST.
~SUH.1-4
Lawson
Realty Company
714-675-4562
IOOJ
RED HILL OFFERS
HOLIDAY WEB-END SPECIALS
TUITLE ROCK
Turtle Ro<:k Glen Garden Home
President Home 3 BR
Plan #8 Broadmoor
T.R. Glen Plan 1H
T.R. Glen Plan #2
$154,000
179,500
114,900
162,500
192,500
RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN
San Joaquin Model 2 BR Den $125,000
UNIVERSITY PAIK
Grossmoot 2 Bl\, 2 BA
Chancellor Plan #1
F;xeter Park II
3 BR Fordham Park 11
Fordham Townhouse
4 BR Fordham Park II J ac.
Chancellor Plan #4
WOODlllDGI
2 BR on the Lake
Willow Model Creekside
Poplar Model Creekside
Sycamore Model Creekside
Willow Model Creekside
OTHM AHAS
3 BR, FR, Pool Large Lot, Tustin
Custom 4 BR, Pool. Etc. Tustin
Custom 4 BR, View. Tustin
4 BR Saylor Terr., S.A.
$ 81,500
106,000
124,500
111,111
105,900
135,500
U.3,500
$145,500
128,500
102.500
107,900
112.500
$128,500
210,000
189,500
107,000
AND WI HAVI MANY one HOMES
AMO All.AS TO CHOOSI .. OM
OPEH HOUSES SAT /SUN
DUPLEXES
1 ll Topaz
224 Opal
317 Ruby
321 Apolena
• * •••
1·5 PM
$247,500
$291.000
$219,500
$275,000
LARGE WATERFRONT $449,000
Many C1119es and ..._., rooms with IOads
of possibilities! This ho1H ha. 5
bedrooms, fOIRily room, large IM•CJ
room, PLUS! IOAT DOCK AND VIEW.
You can use It as a sinc)I• family dwetliltg
or a h_. .ct iltcCMM •it.
OPAL DUPLEX $2,.,000
Brick, bealns. wClr'fttttl and charnl best
describe this MEW iftcotM P' opet ty.
m.tt house ... l IMdrocNns.. & f9lllly
l"'QO.... IHr •ft 11 a Hpar... OIN
bedroo. rtfttal.. a. the first o..... •
this one!
RUIY DUPLEX $2n,500
$paci011S 4 bedroom ttOM. wffll 2 stories
of rvsHc chanw. Mashr bedr'OOl8 wfftt
fireplace. Front paffo and Wtrior patio
plus scpcrat• & tpc1Cloa 2 bedrOORt.
Only ... ton~ beodL.
APOLEMA DUPLEX $275,000
lntentsHng l bedr'OOftl •It with socri1cJ
tw~stcwy hiftl "°°"' .. a.oge ~
roo111. lncluc:M1 a cozy bocMlor ..tt
that'• always ""'9d.
TOPAZ DUPLEX $247,500
Two ••CM"Y falltlly ho•• wltti large ll•ltHJ/clMM) area plus f..ny rocm mwl
l bdnM. Chw ::•CJ 2 bdrWI ,..... .-..
CHAIHG CAPE COO $235,000
Pride of owHnhip ho1H wltla 3
bedrow and 2 ~°"' _, I 1at.
leaetlMly -.teht.ct with MGS-d
rHtal record. Owwer will sell °"
. lnltalhMat sale.
CHARMING CAPE COD S2lS,000
' Pride of owHr11llp lao111e witlt l
bedrow mwl 2 bedroCMR ., laul.
IHutlfully Malataift.d wltlt MGS••d
re11tal r•cord. Owner will Hll oe
in1tall.....t sale.
NEAR SO. IAYAOHT $221.725
0. Little l"-d t-t atep1 to the waht.
40110 ft. lot with a UMlll "i"'P OYllM.t"
oa ltl
1
1,
ClflM SAT /SUM I ·5
IUIS••c••
t 8.R. •Family ltm.
Paol • .Jacuul
IRYIMI
MCOVE
3 PIWI Den
WALTH S. KJMa
&ASSOC. '7J.250D
$5,000
UMDH AJINAISAL
&!per 3 Br 2 Ba, connect-
ed paUo, 2 car gar, fplc,
corner lot. A real sleal !
$69,900
YA or FHA
Seller must move & has
the lowesl pnce m the
area. Looking for a beaut
3BrS'.'F.AL! Call us
754-7800
Au.JM SHUM ti-" 'UH4lt.
REALTORS
Grow Cherries
in this yard
Now has 8 frwt trees <.1nd
room for murc J'lu'I a 2 on. 2 bdrm, 2 bath littlc
house. Stnl(le car garage
and a great Easts1dc
location.
Pnced to sell at $00,200
i~.lll"& fORJ.11' 4'~====">
NEWPORT SHORES
SLHPH
A beauufuJ 1mmac:ulate 3
lldrm, 2 ba, double
garage, 2 patJo:. • etc
NICID TO SB.L
COM DUPLEX. t-:aC't1
urut remodeled with nt·w
pamt m /out. Cpt.s & drJ>!>,
built in kitchen, 2 Bdrm~.
f11>lcs . Owner will carry
2nd. No payment for l!.t
year. Better hurry !
$171,500.
IESTIUYin
NEWPORT IUCH
for this rnmplNt'ly re
modl•led, urn:rJdt•d
home in the nc"'. ne\lo.
new-paint 1n out. t Pl'>.
drp6, plumbani:. k1tcht·n
& land.'lt:apanie 3 1$drms.
tustom bnrk frplt: A
bi-tier buy you ""on t itt•t
Only Sl t.i.900
644-7270
,r/"Jttll 511«ti 9"'tift4M
RCALTORS
PRIDE OF
OWNERSHIP
2 Hou.'\es on l lot in the
Newport tlel11hts urea
Each 2 bedroom. Call
!>16-588(1
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
I+ ACRE ESTATE
Yorba Linda. Horse~.
tenru:i crt OK Custo m
tn·l\•I 3ba home. Pror
lndscp'd & d~co Pool,
6-c:a r + 2-car gar
Hillside. view, can be
sub-d1v1ded Opn Sun by
owner J !193 2917 5379
Richfield Rd
WHAT EVER
THE WEATHER
Open House Sunday 12·5
48r. J!l•Ba. cover ed
patio. pool, frplr. rpts.
drps. fncd yd. in Ontano
$62.500.
1406 W. Rost•wood.
(E. or Benson. on "J",
north on Oaks, E. on
Ro6ewood)
BB.LO REALTY
17141912-1844
OPEHHOUSE
2100 HJ&hland Or.
Newport Beach
CUrmioa 8 Br & paneled
den, tae ramUy kitchen,
2~ Ba. Rec:enll,y carpel·
ed, abutters, corner fueplace. Come see it,
tt's Immaculate. Asltln8
SlJl.500. Open Sat/Sun
1..S.
HOUSES FOR SALE
J llDIOOM
l7 WUdgoose Court, NewPort Sch
642·3850 $1.12,SOO Sat 1·5
UM56 P~Circle CHarborHgbts)HB
75~1501 $82,950 Sun 1·5
•2102S. Pacific #12 <S.CoPlza>CM
557-8.151 $47.000/ofr. Sat/Sun 11·7
• 14931 Laurelgrove Cir(Wlllows)lrv
559.5039 $74,900 Sat. l ·S
• 2029 Vista Cajon (Blul!s) NB
640·2870 $141,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
706 Begonia, Corona del Mar
540.3666 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
718 Malabar (Irv. Terr.) CdM
673·MSO $140,000 S/Sun/Mon 1-5
28 Seascape, Newport Beach
645·0303 ~2.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
11 La Serena (Ran choSanJoaq) Irv
673-8.550 $118,950 Saturday 1-5
14632 Beach, College Park, Irvine
675-5511 $J0,000 Sat/Sun l ·S * 1426 So. Flower, Santa Ana
646·3244 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach
646·3244 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•lllOSandi Ln, Costa Mesa
631·4367 ~.900 Sat /Sun
1967 Church St., Costa Mesa
642-5554 Sat/Sun 12·5
•5051 Greencap, Irvine
752-1700 $78,000 Sat 12-4
*'31 N. Sea Island Dr(Big Cyn ) NB
675-6000 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
381 E. Costa Mesa, C.M.
646-3244 $69,200 Sat/Sun 1-5
3:J2 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
644-7211 $134,500 Sat /Sun 1-5
708 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
6·M·7211 $135,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
1121 Sandi Lane, Costa Mesa
644-721 1 $72.500 Sat 1-5
106 27th St. (Bal boa) N.B.
642-5200 Sat/Sun 1-5
• • 201 Canal St. (Nwpt Shores) NB
6-12-5200 $148.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
17236 Citron (Terr ) Irvine
995-1Z75 $83,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
3247 l Spyglass Court, San Juan Capo
496-77ll $94,500 Sunday 1·4
•427 Catalina Dr (Nwpt Hgts) NB
586-3300 $119,900 Sat/Sun Noon·5
2 BR & FAM RM rw DEH
659 Bolsana. Laguna Beach
494-858.5 $83,000 Sun 11·4
• 22 Shoal (J asmine Creek) CdM
673-7601 $197.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1312 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terr)CdM
644-1766 S172,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
52 Sea Island (Big Canyon) CdM
675-3411 $174 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
#.5 Viejo (Rancho San J oaq) Irv.
552-7500 Sl2S.OOO Sat. 1·5
62 11 Sierra Siena <T. Rock) Irvine
552-7500 $114,900 Sat/Sun 12·4
238 62nd St. <Newport Shores) N. B.
645-7575 5112.000 Sun. 1·5
#2 Sp a rrowhawk. Woodbridge, Irv
640·9900 Sl9,200 Sunday 1·4
1999 Tustin. Costa Mesa
64G ·7l71 $118.000 Sunday 1·5
41G Vista Roma <The Bluffsl N.B.
614 -1766 $115,000 Sun. 1·5
1979 Port Nelson (HV Homes) N.B.
642-8235 Sat /Sun 12·5
#10 Rue Founlainbleay ,BgCvn.NB
646-3928 ~49,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•:!9U7 Perl(.! <Bluffs>N.B.
675 6000 Sl.42,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1; 10 Wild Goose Ct (Nwpt Crest> NB
fl42-1242 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
470 Shadow Ln. Laguna Beach
494-0328 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
22862 Cameron a, Laguna Niguel
495-1720 Sat & Sunday 1-5
4271 Bridgeway (Grntrce> Irv.
551-5238 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
2501 Harbor View (HVH) CdM
646-7414 $229,500 fee S /S 1·5
24281 Tahoe Court. Laguna Niguel
496-7711 ~.500 Sunday 1·4
2815 Broad St. <Nwpt Hgts) NB
645-4829 Sl37,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
18682 Paseo Cortez <Turtlerock) Irv.
752-2838 $107,750 Sat /Sun 1-5
l IEDROOM
651 Vista Bonita (East Bluf(), NB
998-7660 $167,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
502 E . Griffith. Santa Ana
556-5576 $4.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
19 San Mateo Way <Spyglass> CdM
675-3411 Sat/Sun 1-5
618 Berkley, Santa Ana
S40·3666 ~.000 Satl-5
1532 La Loma, North Tustin
752-1920 $154,900 Sunday 1·5
1982 Pt. Locksleigh (HVHms> NB
644-1766 $145.000 Sun. 1-4
1521 Kings Rd. CNewport Hts.) NB
645-1575 $249,500 Sat/S /Mon 1·5
•508 San Bernardino, Npt Hts, NB
540·3666 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
24102 El Mirage, La gun a Niguel
494.9473 $126,950 Sat. 12·3
S35 Play a (The Bluffs) Npt. Beach
640-0020 Sat/Sun 1·5
2792 Circle Dr. (Baysbores) N.B.
640-0020 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
808 Via UdoSoud, Lido Isle, NB
675·6670 $268,000 Sunday l ·S
6070 Balsawood, Jrvine
640-9900 $106,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
889 Vista Bonita. Bluffa. N.B.
640.9900 $139,900 Sat/Sunl·S
10632 Kedge, Garden Grove
754·1202 $74,500 Sunday l·S
•1506 Irvine, Newport Beach
646·7171 Sat/SUn l ·S
2822La Ventana, San Ctemente
831·3232 $189.500 Sunday l·S
1521 Raymar, Santa Ana
1Sl·319l ~ 500 Sat/Sun 12·5
617 Vista Bonltl. (Blutta) NB
673·8650 $159,500 Sunday l ·S
#20 Whitewater, Jasmlne Creek,
CdM
675·5511 $23$.000 Sun(lay lQ
Cl Cortland <Cameo Hlridl) CdM
645·9161 • $216,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
870 Govenor, Co.ta Mesa
NS:oaM S'lt,900 Sa& /Sun 1·5
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6 Rue Valbonne (Big Canyon) N.B.
644-6200 $284,500 Sat. 1·5
4646 Sierra Tree(Univ. Park)lrvine
752-1414 $115,000 Sat.1·5
478 E sther (Eastside ) Costa Mesa
642·823S Sat/Sun 1-5
2 Viejo (Rancho San Joaquin) Irv.
642-8235 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2121 Yacht Julia <Seaview) N.B.
642-823.S $265,000 Sat. 1-5
5404 River. Newport Beach
646-7711 Sa 12·5, Su 1·5, Mo 1·5
844 Acapulco, Laguna Beach
497 ·2457 $142,500 Sat. 12·4
1084 Glen Circle. Costa Mesa
645-7221 $91,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
709 Narcissus COid CdM) CdM
675-6000 $163.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
4515 H ampden Rd, CamShrs, Cdl\f
fi02 Acacia (OldCdM)CdM
675-6000 $163,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
424 Mendoza Terr <HVH) CdM
646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
2500 Margaret (Nwprt Hts) N.B.
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
107 "A'' St., Balboa Penin.
· 631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• *21 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach
752·1920 $250,000 Sunday 1·5
#2 Sandpiper, Woodbridge, Irv.
644-7020 $93,500 Sunday 1·4
1142 Charleston. Costa Mesa
751·3082 $75,750 · Sat/Sun 12·5
27161 El Moro, Mission Viejo
586-8382 Si6.900 Sat/Sun
1627 Corsica Pl (Mesa Verde) C.M.
754-0687 Sat/Swi all day
#24 Sea Is land Dr. (Big Cyn) NB
759·1501 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
19 San Mateo Way (Spyglass) CdM
675-3411 Sat/Sun 1·5
718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
631-1800 $157.500 Sat&Sun 1-5
282 Princeton <College Pk> NB, CM
642-5200 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2702 Vista Del Oro <E. Bluff), NB
640 0048. 960-1074 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BR & GUEST
415 Pirate Rd. (Cliff Haven ) NB
£i46-0931 $152.500 Sat/Sun 12.5
3 IR & FAM RM °" DEH
•913 Junipcro, Mesa del Mar, CM
751 -3191 Sunday 1·5
2990 Country Club Dr,l\1 . Verde.CM
67?·8494 $119.500 . Sun. 1·4
118 St. Andrews Rd.Nptl fts.lXB
646-4463 $121.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
2001 Yacht Resolute (Sea view) N.B.
644·7383 $259.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1114 Wh1 tcsails (Harbor View) CdM
675·34 11 Sat/Sun 1·5
#7 Clear Spring (Trtlrk Hglnds) Irv
675-3411 $22.5.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
201 Pearl Avenue. Balboa Island
644-4910 Sl89.500 Sun 1·5
•4525 Camden Dr. <CamShrs )CdM
644-4910 $31(}.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
538 Fullerton Ave. (Npt Hgts) NB
646-3842 $167 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2256 Colgate. Costa Mesa
898·7855 $75.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2105 Yacht Wande re r CSev u >Cd M
640-6161 $226,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
436 Cambridge. Npt Hts, Npt Beach
540·3666 $100,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
516 DeAnza, Corona del Mar
675-2311 S207,SOO Sun. 1-5
3915 Inlet Isle, Corona del Mar
675-2311 $229,500 Sat /Sun 1-5
486 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa
540-1151 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1092 Santa Cruz, Costa Mesa
751-3191 ro4,900 Sunday 1·.S
3132 Madeira, Cmta Mesa
751-3191 Sunday 1-4
17852 Mann. University Park, Irv.
640·9900 $109,000 Sat 1·5
5566 Aldershot, Westminster
640·9900 $75,900 Sat 12-5
#1 Columbine, Deerfield, Irv.
640-9900 $91,900 Sat 1·5
701 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
675-6670 $159,500 Sunday 1-4
9341 Krepp, Huntington Beach
963·6767 *>9,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
44 Golden Star (Deerfield) Irv.
759-1501 $108,800 Sun 1·5
930 Darrell St., Costa Mesa
546·2313 '39,950 Sat 1 ·5
4121 Homestead, Greentree, Irv.
752·7315 $}1,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
435 Begonia, Corona del Mar
494-1015 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
17751 San Daoval, Hunt. Beach
752·1700 $78,500 Sat/Sunll-4 •939 Serra Way, Costa Mesa
546·2313 ~.ooo Sun/Mon 1...c
#3 Skipper, Irvine
546·2313 $108,950 Sun/Moo 1·5 ~l Catalpa (Eutblu!f) N.B. 67~8550 $UM.OOO Sat/SWl l ·S 338 lloynn, COsta Mesa •
673-8550 ~,soo Sun /Moo l·S
47 Syctmor4) Creek, Turtle Rk, Irv. ~0·1812 $157,500 Sunday l ·S
384 Mira Loma, Newport Beach
t 640.1812 $122,$>0 Sunday l·S
3464 Fuchsia, Costa Mesa
645·0303 '87,900 Sat/Sun l·S fl Holly (Univ. Park) Irvine ·
673-8550 $124,SOO Sat2·5/Sun 1·5
23091 Comanche, Lake FOtt5t
1 675-5511 Sat&Sundayl-5
1791 Hwnmlnabfrd, Cost• Mesa
5"·2313 ~,000 Sat/Sun l·S
#9 Dusky Wing (Irvine Grove> lr".
642-8235 ~.5oo Sat. 1-:.
2227 Donnie Rd (Upper Bay> N.B.
642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-S
••3322Via Lido (Lido Isle) NB
644·6200 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
899 Capital, Costa Mesa
640·'f171 $79.950 Sat/Sun 12·5
143 W. Yale Loop (Woodbridge) Irv
752·1414 $122,500 Sat.12-4
4102 Brisbane, Irvine
631·1400 $97,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
2100 Highland <Baycrest ) NB
675-4630 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
230 Lugonia, <Nwpt Shores) N.B.
646-3255 $109,700 Sat/Sun 1·5
3428 Santa Clara (Mesa Woods) CM
fi46·3244 $99,990 Sat/Sun 1-5
2626 Basswood ( Eastbluff) N.B.
752·1700 $149,000 Sun/Mon 1·5
11 Star Burst (Npt Terr.) N.B.
752-1700 $87.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4.7 Lake View (Woodbridge) Irv.
752-1700 $196,500 Mon 12-4
#5 Wood Nymph, Irvine
673-8550 $105,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2031 Capella (Mesa Verde) C.M. ·
545-9491 Sun 1·5
3329 Alabama, Costa Mesa
545-9491 Sun 1·5
1121 Oxford Ln. (Dover Shrs) NB
548-0391 $159,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
29211 Kensington Dr., Lag. Niguel
495-5894 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1201 Pembroke (Westcli(f) NB
646-0100 Sl44,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
18343 Santa Stephana Cir ,Fount. Vly
962-8244 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1936 Cortez, Laguna Beach
497-3331 $146,500 Sunday 1-4:3()
2021 Deborah Ln, Newport Beach
642-1965 $124,500 Sat/Sun l·S
#7 Clear Spring (Trtlrk Hglnds)lrv
675-3411 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
25012 Reflejo, Mission Viejo
496-7711 S:lS.900 Sunday 1·5
•611 Kings Pl. (Cliff H aven) N.B.
642·5200 Sat/Sun 1·5
5004 River St (Lido Sands) N.B.
640·6600 Sat/Sun 12-4
911 Kings Rd CCliff Haven ) N.B.
642·5200 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
302 Kings Rd <Cliff Haven ) N.B.
642·5200 Sat/Sun 1-5
264 Santa Tomas, Costa Mesa
548-7729 S85.000 Sat/Sun 1·4
6801 W. Seashore. Newport Bch
6-46-5701 $190,000 Sat/Sun 10.4
·105 Via Nice, Lido Island, NB
675·5499 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
920 1 Browning Dr <Sandpiper ) HB
640·6600 S79,500 Sunday 1·5
1312 Dover. Newport Beach
642-0758 $169,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
4 IEDIOOM
209 Pearl Ave. Bal ls le, N.B.
640-5357 $275,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
1436 Keyview (Harbor View) CdM
675-3411 $244,900 SAt/Sun 1·5
#9 Monterey Cir. (Spyglass) CdM
675-3411 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4610 Dorchester <Camil'lnds>CdM
675-3411 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
29G'1 Bimini (Mesa Verde) CM
644·7383 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
**1933 Bayside Dr., CdM
644-1766 $675,000 Sa 1·5/Sn 12·3
24244 La Hermosa, Laguna Niguel
497·3331 $124,500 Sunday 1·4
15271 Swallow, Westminster
898·7855 $77,000 Swiday 1·5
8901 Stillwell. Huntington Beach
540·36fi6 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1310 Oriole, Anaheim
54~ $65,900 Sat/Sun l·S
21152 Shaw Ln., Hunt. Beach
752-1700 $136,000 Sunday 12·5
935 W. nc.::, Bal Penn, Balboa
675·5511 ~.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5
1940 Highland (Dover Shores) NB
546·2313 $132,900 Sunday 1·5
2033 Shipway (Baycrest) N.B.
642·8235 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30
835 Amigos Way, Unit 8, Nwpt Bch.
640-7771 $118,750 Sat/Sun 12·5
3209 Dakota, Costa Mesa
646-3244 $87,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
•2870 Clubhouse (Mesa Verde) CM
545-9491 Sun 1·5
•3490 San Rafael (Mesa Woods) CM
545·9491 Sun 1·5
2050 Aliso CEastside ) C.M.
631·4719 $125,000 Sat/Sun l·S
•947 Presidio, Costa Mesa
979·2251 $93,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
19422 Harding Lane, Hunt'g Bch
963·4977 $73,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
4610 Dorchester, CamH'lnds,lrv.
675·3411 $210,000 Sat/Sun l·S
1436 Keyview (Harbor Vlew) CdM
675-3411 $249,000 Sat/Stm l·S
9 Monterey Cir. (Spyglass) CdM
675-3411 1325,000 Sat/Siln 1.S
9102 Madeline Dr, Huntington Bch
962·0997 $78,500 Sat/Sun
4 11t a PAM IM °" DIN 2801 EbbUde, Corona del Mar
675-3411 $299tSOO Sat/SUD 1.S
•2919 Redwoodt!t!esa Verde, C.M. '556--2.660 $93,:)00 Sunday ~
8 DeSola (Corona Inds) CdM
675·930 $UJS,000 Sat/Sun l:.S
'501 Surrey Dr.CamIDnds,CdM ,
MM810 $1.79,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
11 Rlpplln1 Stream (T.Rock> Irv.
~.1500 si•.soo sat/SUii12·
3293 Iowa (Mesa Verde) C.M.
6'<Mllll $ll2,000 ~t/Swl 1.S
52 Drueos Bay Dr CSpy1Jus> CdK
64C..-i $2S9,000 Sal/SUD l·S
32 Dralt Bay Dr (Spy1lass) CdM
644-4867 $275,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
**502 Vla Lido Nord(Lldo bl)NB
673·1020 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1.S
1711 Terrapin Way (Baycrest) N.B.
6"·1766 $185,000 Sat. 1-4 27 Willowbrook (Woodbridge) Irv.
522-4121 $186,000 Sat/Sun
2878 Anz.a Lane, Costa Mesa
540·3666 $81,900 Sunday l ·S
10061 Cutty Sark, Huntingtmi Bcb
898·7855 $84,500 Sat/Sun l·~ 5881 San Souci, Huntington Beach
898·78.\S $74~ Sat/Sun HS
16671 Apple Lane, Fountain Valley
898-7855 $1ZT,OOO Sat/SUn l·S
967 Junipero, Mesa Del Mar, C.M.
556-2660 $91,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa
754-1202 $95,000 Sunday 1·5
••231 Canal, Newport Beach
548·1290 $155,900 Sun 1_.:»
115 W. YaJe Loop (Woodbridge) Irv.
759·1501 $129,500 Sat 1·5
14522 Savin (College Pk> Irvine
759·1501 $110,000 Sun 1·5
21522 Archer Cir ,ShrwdEst,HB
759-1501 $99,500 Sun 1·5
15081 Sonny Circle, Ranch, Irvine
752·7315 $103,950 Sat 1·5
•1615 Ruth Lane, Newport Bch
642·2589 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•227 Sherwood Ln., Costa Mesa
546-2313 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
17532 Luther, Irvine
646-7171 $105,000 Sun/Mon 1·5
428 Vista Suerte, Newport Beach
646·7171 $125,000 Sunday l ·S
255 22nd St., Costa Mesa
646·7171 $98,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
14532 Guama, College Park, Irv.
752·7315 $109,950 Sunday 1·5
17482 Wayne, Culverdale, Irvine
752·7315 $95,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
14921 Athel, College Park, Irv.
752·7315 $122,500 Sunday 1·5
#14 Shasta, University Park, Irv.
752-7315 $135,450 Sundayl-5
r •3213Nebr aska Pl., Costa Mesa
546·2313 $91,900 Sunday 1-4
•15701 Butterfield, Westminster
546·2313 $127,500 Sunday 1-4
•10132Crailet,MrdthGrdns,HB
540·ll51 $141,500 Sat/S/Mon 1·5
1835 Tahiti (Mesa Verde) C.M.
546-4141 $133,500 Sat/Sun l·S
•22 Morro Bay Dr,Spygls,CdM
640-1812 $309,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
1909 Yacht Enchantress, N.B.
640·1812 $259,000 Sunday 1·5
3382 Fuchsia, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $110,000 Sunday 1·5
28 Oakdale (Woodbridge) lrv.
673-8550 $119,900 Sun 1·5
1658 Minorca, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $89,500 Sun/Mon 1·5
2317 Irvine Ave (Upper Bay) NB
642-8235 $199,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2226 Port Carlisle CHV Homes> N.B.
642·8235 $178,900 Sat/Sun l·S
1915 Windward <Baycrest) N.B.
642·8235 Sat. 12:30-4:30/Sun 2·5 * 4531 Camden <CamShrs) CdM
644-6200 $329,900 Sat/Sun l·S
•2242 Heather Lane, N.B.
642-8235 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1459 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B.
642·8235 Sat. 1·5
203 3 S. Capell a Crt,M. Verde, CM
549-8335 $112,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
•2101 YachtGraylingCSevu>NB
675-6000 $255,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2715 Wavecrest (HVH> CdM
675-6000 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
123 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, NB
548-6333 $277 ,000 Swlday 12·4
•975 Denver (Mesa North) C.M.
545·9491 Sat/Sun 1-5
2958 Ceylon Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
546-4373 $97,500 Sunday 10-5
1911 E. Balboa, Balboa Penin.
631-1400 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1526 Highland, Newport Beach
631-1400 $184,500 Sat/SWl 1-5
4901 Catalpa, Newport Beach
673-6900 $154,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1839 Sabrina Terr, Newport Bch
631·1400 $398,000 Sat/Sun l·S
1919 Yacht Colinia <Seaview) NB
768-0454 $245,000 Sat/Sun l·S
1857 Braemar Way, Newport Beach
675-1642 $195,000 Sun. l·S
1033 White Sails Way, CdM
644-7211 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2005 Lemnos, Mesa Verde, C.M.
675·4392 $125,000 Sunday 1·5
19942 Felcliff (Landmark> HuntBch
968·4456 ~.500 Sat/Sun 12·5
4152 Homestead (Greentree) Irv
559-6640 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
25211 Yacht Drive, Dana Point
496· 7711 $101,000 Sunday 1·5
2807 Ebbtide, Corona d el Mar
675-3411 $299,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
873 Sandcastle Dr, Hbr. Vu.CdM
675~3411 Sat/Sun 1·5
•8662LussDr., Hunt•g Beach
96<M.361 Swtday 1·5
. 5 IEDIOOM
••220 Via Lido Nord (Lido Il) NB
673-7300 $625,000 Sun. 12-4
1181 Gleneagles Terr, Cmta Mesa
642·5062 $159,500 Sun 1·5
4801 Topside Lane, CdM
644·7211 $274,500 Sat/S!Mon 1·5
1353 Gatlingford, Costa Mesa
5'8-5897 Sat/Sun lM
I •a FAM IM wD ..
6562 Glen Dr, Hut>Ungton Bc:h
892·1611 $1S2,900 Sat/Sun l·S
408 Mendoza Terr., Corona del Mar ~33 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2214 Pt.CarUslc.-_,f!brVu Cd~·--81~ $181,ouu Sal1ow:i l..S
3111 Cooledge CNortblate> C.M.
*:-;88U $82,950 Sat/Sun l
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C toms Bdrm. monsion Wllb 113 feet
ol lrontaga on the water! Larae boat
p loo! Paso Robles stone & naturat
Jnut spiral staircase. Formal
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209 Narcissus. Corona del Mar
673-4400 $330,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
111 3810 S. Alder. Santa Ana
963·6767 Sat/Sun 1·5
23832 Stillwater. Laguna Niguel
759·0811 $157,500 Sat. 12:30-4:30
33821 Ave Cahta. San Juan Capo
496·7711 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2214 Pl. Carlisle (Harbor View>CdM
675·3411 $181.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
1823 Tanager Drive. Costa Mesa
675·4144 Sat & Sunday 1·5
1014 MarinerS' mover Shores) NB
642·5200 Sat/Sun l·S
6 IEDROOM
**1406So. Bayfront (Bal. Isl.) NB
675·6000 $534.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 HDROOM
217 Nata CThe Bluffs) Newport Bch
644·1133 Sat/Sun 1·5
12 Aries Court, Newport Beach
640·53.57 $128.750 Sat/Sun 12·5
• 38 Sea bland Ora ve (Big Cyn)
644·4910 $140,000 Sat/Sun l S
9 Swift Court, Newport Beach
640-5357 $165,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
2905 F Fairview, Santa Ana
540·3666 $>4,500 Sat/Sun 1 5
44 Orange Blossom.OrngTrce,ln
•• •310 Fernando #408, Bal.Penn.
673-1327 $175,000 S/Sun/Mon 10·5
833·9781 ~.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IEDROOM
Canyon & Nantes Lane. Costa Mesa
673·2058 $82,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
624 Sullivan #17C, Santa Ana
646·7711 $51,900 Sat"l1·2. Sun 1·5
3 IR & PAM 1iM ar DIN
•607 Lassen Ln <Brookview) CM
545·9491 Sun l ·5
4 •ttoOM
359 Vista Madera CThe Bluffs) N.8
6734400 '159,500 Sun. 1·5
TOWNHOUSE
FOR SALE
4 IR & I IR
715 J asmanc. Corona del Mar
6"16 ·7711 Sat/Sun 11·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
I IR Ir I IR
4604 Seashore. West Newport Beach
fi31·1400 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 IR EACH
708 Marguerite. Corona del Mar
644·7270 $171 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
701·701'~ Narcissus, CdM
644·7383 $173,500
2 llt Ir 2 IR An
716 Jasmmc, Corona det Mal"
640·oo.56 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 IR Ii l IR
505 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
675·2311 $164,500 Sat. 1·5
31R&IH
224 Opal, Balboa Island
673·6900 . S298.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IR Ir IACH
115 4lstSt., W~t Newport
642·3328 Sat/Sun/Mon 12·4
323 Apolena, Balboa Island
673-6900 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
l IR & 2 IR
131 Topaz, Balboa Island
673-6900 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1,5
399 E: 18th St., Eastside, C.M.
675·5511 $146,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
388 E. Rochester, Costa Mesa
646·3928 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IR EACH
S18-18lh FemJeaf, Corona del Mar
644·6200 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•4P&IH
317 Ruby, 8alboa Island
673·6900 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
.... & 2 ..
109 45th Street, Newport Bch ·
67~·7060 $189,000 Sat. 1·5
704·7041Ar Larksput, Corona deJ Mar
675·5930 $228,000 Sat/Sun l·S
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L:ARGE 5 IDRM.
Located in the prestifious 4aVlta
urea of Laguna Nigue, with wide,
panoramic view. Like new S bdrm .•
family rm. home, just freshly painted
& newly carpeted. A really spacious
home, priced very fairly at $157,500.
23832 Stillwater. Open Sat. 12:30·4:30
• M!W LISTIMGHt
Woodbridge Village townhouse; 3
bdrms., country kitchen, up~raded
end unit in very good condition .. At
only $71,900, .we expect this to be sold
FAST! #2 Sage. Open Sun~ l·S. Please
call for directions
CORONA DEL MAR TRIPI.EX
On large, legal R·3 lot: 1 blk. from Big
Corona Beach. Two, Two & l ·bdrm ..
a lways rented. An xlnt tax shelter
with good potential for appreciation
$215,000.
COSTA MESA TRIPI.IX
ln xlnt EasU;ide area. Sparkliq &
conveniently located. 2 Bdrrns. +
convert. den & rrplc., .. '"-8:1so two Wlits
with 2 bdrms., 1 Y2 bams eadl. !lncJ.
garage & parking .space for each unit.
Owner will CinaJlce. $145,500
ROOM FOR EVERYONE
Lovely home on quiet cul de sac
s treet; there's elbf'·· ft;>m for the
entire ramilvo · \ y _·e autifully maintain~ \-. oath home on
lOOx 145 tC.. .. ne greenhouse &
special ph.~&11g beds in rear yard,
provide a good start for the gardening
enthusiast. Only $145,000
MAGMIFICS.CE + VIEW
Ocean view from the finest custom
built home in Corona del Mar, just
above Little Corona Beach. An
exceptionally great home for
entertaining, with a double kitchen
serving a huge, raised formal dining
rm. & the large sunken famify rm
with frplc. Elevator from 3 car garage
to both upper levels. Shown by app't
only
759-0811
fiuf ~
6'eal Wutiu Bldg.
~II. macnab /Irvine t'-realty
PRESENTS
1002
THE IEST tN HA•IOR VIEW HOMIS
DON'T MISS THIS!
If you're a Monaco buyer you must
see this superb home on lg. lot! One
of the best streets in Phase 11. OPIH
SAT & SUH 12-S P.M. I t7t PORT
MELSON. (K·47 > ~
CITY LIGHTS VllW
Feels like .the whole world is at
your doorstep! Outstanding view
from m06t rooms. 4 SR~. 3 baths,
new carpeting. lg. family rm, 2
fireplaces, wet bar. Lg. wooden
deck for entertaining. Ready for
qu1ck occupancy. $178,900. Joyce
Edlund 644·6200. CK·48) , ..
MEW ENGLAND IN NEWPORT
Sycamore tre.es -French doors &
windows -high ceilings -brick.
Lovely 4 BR, family rm home on
tree·liQed street. Jacuzzi. Near
park, pool & school. S182,500
leasehold. Barbara Aune 642·8235.
CK·49)
THRH TO CHOOSI FflOMf
U) Comfortable Monaco w/2 BRs
& den. Close to schools. (2) 3 BR +
family rm Carmel w/tennis court,
pool & jacuzzi avail. Lovely night
light view. (3) 3 BR + family rm
Carmel on corner w /pool & jacuzzi.
From $1,.49,500. Lynne Valentlne
644·6200. (K·SO)
PALEaMO
Super location near school & park!
4 s pacious BRs, 3 baths, 2
fireplaces, cathedral ceilings.
sweeping stairway, separate din·
ing rm+ ea\.-in kitchen, attractive-
ly priced at $169,900 incl. land.
Joyce Edhmd 642·823S. (K·Sl)
PaflCT O,,ORTUMITYI
For lg. family tn Npt. Bch! & BR, 3
bath home w /formal dlnlng & great
family rm. Recently repainted, re·
c41rpeted & draped. Sl.80,000. Holly
Marka&644-6200. <K·S2>
SU,.SHINI HOMI I
Palermo model featurins enOUlh
upgrades to make U a Great ffome
In a Great Com~unityl $176,SOO.
Carl Butler 642"8235. (K·S3)
JUSTUSTIDt
2 Bdrm. bo\(1c +
bachelor unit: on comer lot. Prlctrd to aell ut
$138,SOO
IMCOMllll
BALBOA PENlN. ~ Yean )'oun1; duple~. 2 uP & 3 down; ocean aide or blld . Pride of
owner1hi9 rropJu•ty.
aood renta hltlory. St•.ooo ht~ludlls1 land! 61.__, N2·~Eves.
associa ted
11111)1( l D <; 111 '\I I c ,p <;
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JASMINE CREEi
OPEN SAT a SUNDAY 1·5
22 SHOAL
Superbly decorated Baym1st. 1 Story. 2
BR. don, formal dinine room &
spaciou.s living. Pool, jacuzzi, tennis
courts & 24 hr. security. Luxury living
ut lts finest.
'6.Jri~ ~~
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LOTSOFlOOM '<:or.octtf M.-IOZICoronodtfM• IOU
.. for le11s money! 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm• .. family rm., 2
lrplcs. Beautiful, IUPU
eteenbelt; many extras,
aarden paUo. Exciting
Bluffs E·Plan & wull
priced al $159,500
UPTODATI
.. and s queaky clean.
S7S.SOO. Comfortable 4
bdrm .. 1,.. ba. Xlnt C.Oata
Me1a Qeighborbood. Lge. nutc. sulte, (tplc .. shake
SUPER DUPLEX ! !
704-704'/J LA•ICSPUI
Otte. SAT /SUM. I ·I
The home you have been looking for
+ an xlnt income unit! 4 Bdrm., 3
bath home with every quality feature:
cottage with 2 bdrms. & 1 bath. leased
at $450. Come on BUY! 5228.000
roof, ~ock wall + cov· i ...
end paUo. All llle. bwll· f ~L!I~ ~ ~ • 675·5930 * . in kil~en. 8.Y app't. ·~ • ; I 3637 E. Coast Hwy.
blSIUILE ___ ,;_ _=Al_ Corona del Mar
One ol Tur11erocit's best ~!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ area&. 3 Bdrms., family = r~ .. Plan l: _Beaut. con· Cot'OM del Mar t OU' Corona del M• l 022 dlt1on exctllDf extras.
Loweit price at $112,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •
includes the land!
C. F. ColesworthY
REALTott 640.odo
1006 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN
1 s 213 Coral. cust hme. presuge area, Lst lime
olftted
Gnffitb Part Realty :MS-3560 (213)
IC you can 'l afford the
OP!M SUMDA Y I ·5
935 TILLER WAY
Very attractive, cheery 3 bdrm., 2
baths, living rm., frplc., fam. rm. &
sunroom ... PLUS VJ EW ! Corona del
Mar Lusk area. Priced at $195,000
including land!
UCHIUE ltOllRS, HAL.TOR
33ll I. Coast Hwy .. CdM 671-237l
very best. save your ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!! dime. PresU&1ous 4 br. 3
ba. 2 st.ory. 2 frplca. 2 eoro.. .. Mar 1022 ear.. .. M. 1022
balconies. 4 yrs old. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 7813Acl.
461De50LA .._.,......_.o 1007 (Q)rooaHighlands>
••••••••••••••••••••••. OPEH SAT /SUN 1-S --------1 Beauuful. custom bit. 4 <>PIH 12-5 bdrm .. 3 balh home with ,.._ I•"'--large nuitr. suite. com· '-'A'-_..... plete with study. Top oC lalaaa Pen. Pt. the line apphuncei inl TWO IH OME
421 •-vi"-tlude microwave oven. 2 Bdrm.~. each, both xlnt ~.., ..., lMsh compactor +ull Completely remodeled the other "OlldH•:. huyvicw;2 dbl.aaragc:..
· h B t " secludL'Ci. Xlnt cond1t1on executive ome! e ter Delightful hvin~ urea
than new w1lh custom with vaulted ce1I. & Sl<!P· ~A~RYSTAUFFEll amenities too numerous down wet bar. $198.000 ~mT~fo~!.1~~::1~1L l~~L~~~~~-·~ :Jf~ ~~~Ne~~~;:~ more 41,:, Baths 2'1'J car 1213 ti'. Cl.t .• Lagun3 1anie +workshop. Call~ ' I ii '97-3388 _
96H681fordetails • 675-5930 • I~~~~~~~~•
Colonial Real F..$tate :io.n E <..:~t ll\\-v. <.:dl\T
HEAR THE WAVES !
Ocean vu. nu 3 BR, 2~
ba. S495 mo Lse/opt.
100,..o rent refund
"°wards pur chase. WantAdHelp? '1S2·4MOO, 493-71• _..:..;;---.......:.._ ____ COl"OltCI del M• I 022 Corona dtt Mer I 022
C:....delMw 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ---------------..
HEW lXCLUSIVE
Lovely bayfronl home on
beauutul sanely beach; 3 bdrms., 3 ~ baths 1 formal dining, wooa
palleled del\. wl\tl wet
bllr, aood oft·streefparlt·
Ina. By app't. A1kiug Mtl0.000.
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION llEAl.'rY
3801 E Qat, CdM 673-5354
1213 N. Cst, Laauna
487·1198
N.B.A. LINEUP
Al Open This Weelcettd 1·5
Sat/S. and I on Manday
I Oll Whit• Solla Woy
Spacious 4 Bdrm, family rm home
in original Harbor View with format
dining, pool. jacuzzi AND Gorgeous
ocean. harbor. island and night
light view. $269,500
400 I Topsl• Lw 0,.• Mm Ibo
A customlzed 5Br, single story with
lovely coUttyard entry and 3 car
garage. PLUS Panoramic Ocean
a nd greep rolling hills view.
Reduced to $274,500 fee.
J32f'•Mtt6a
An absolutely charming 2 Bdrm
Cottage with gleaming hardwood
floors and separate 2 car garaaes.
Reduced to onJy $134,500.
70IFet ...
A beautif uUy updated 2 Br with
room to. add 2nd unit for only
$135,500
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OPEN HOUSES
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A University 3 bedroom
with parquet floors .
409 I Williwaw
14212Wy.th
A Colony 3 bedroom
home with central air on
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TURtLEROCK
14 oa6o1Dor ,. .. I
2 Bdrm. den. 2 baths: end or cul-de-sac, near
greenbelt. New carpet-
ing thrU-Out. Owner anx·
ious. $107,750. Open
Sat/Sun l·S, 18682 Pasco
Cortez.
KNOLL PROPE:ITIES
ln bcautlrut WOOD ·
8RtoGE ESTATES 1n
thls Ideally locat.ed
townbome that iJ totally
uparaded and pro-
lessionaUy landscaped.
Price just REDUCED to
SlOUQO. t .. f!j·~.
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SSl·3000
NORINS REALTY
s,.l"'M_._
Unique Dana Point
landnlark converted into
3 UJU1S. Perfect for owner
occupation plus income.
Ocean view, impressive
facade. S2lf,OOO.
Triplex
2 Bdrm.. 1 bath home
with two rear units.
Sound investment· in
Corona del Mar. $115,000.
I GoldettYews
2 Bdrm., 2 bath hilltop
suite i.D Leisure World.
Brand new with fantastic
view of valley & moun·
lains. $85,900. --, * 494-8057.
MOITHEND
OCEAHVIEW
Deluxe Duplex-Newer
2 BR. 2 BA. 1 BR, 1 BA. -I wtrl'lllc, wet bar, beam
ceilings. sky light,
balconies. 2 Blks to
beach. $189.SOO terms.
ACROSS ROM
HEISLBPAU
Ocean view coodo, huce
hvmgroom w/beam ceil
mg, frplc. kitchen w/all
appliances, 1 BR & den, %
BA. deck. priced to aeU.
lmmed possession avail.
AMSICAM HOME
REALTORS
494-1001 494-7513
THE EXECU'PIVE
Who demands the finest
ln qualitr must see this beautifu 4 bdrm.. 4~
bath home in private
oceanfront community.
Al.king $350,000
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Hawkl11ll. 979-8100 ,..
ORAHGETREE ~I°. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. den.
Patio home. Adult com-
munity. $73,000. Pb
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SUPER
Location
Close to recreational
area. plus new carpets,
paint and kitchen tile.
Very clean and sharp 3
bdrm., 2 ba. In VilJage 1.
$92,000
LOVaY4U.
2 balb home has no stairs
to climb. Frencb doon
open to beauutul bri~k
patio with outdoor
hearth. Lge living 'r m
with lrplc overlooks
hillside & ocean. Leaded
gJiw and We entry sets
I.he mood for a home that
Is perl'ect for entertain·
lng. $189,SOO .
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rwro. 2Br. 2~-.Ba. l , .. yr
old C.lh«lraJ ccaltn& Ii
arch first. z t'overcd
decks w/oce&n, mln
v1ewli fenced concrete
patio, 2 car .:ar , wood
bum (rpk Leveler win
dow shadei;. Reduced for
quick sale by owner
$117.~ 4911 11165
VAUEY VIEW SD:IODOWM
FOil YOUI 2001
DllAM HOME!!!
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Mwpt ... /0,. .....
Sat 6 Siii) 1·5. 2 Br.
pub+ruest apt. $117.~.
2115 Broad. &45-4829 380 GlENNEYRE
LAGUNA BEACH -T .......... ._..~-lho-. .....
Juttiftc) * o•.,. the Also c...-¥._,.
M..et......,eled ...ctwood ded&Mg, 1...-tW
atone .td la•lsh lmtdtc.,-.. Poal 9IMI rodt
welled focunl add to tttla lftcttclbtt I 10
dt9r•• •ltw from 1Harly eYert
room-5225,000.
Real .!atale <114) 494·2148 BYOWNBR
&x-ecutive 4 bP, plu.sh HARBOR VJEWHO&IES
tonnaJ-itlnzm huie fam Monte10 ~ brm a ba, rm, wtrantaatlt "'tlew of lJbld, comer lot. nu P lnl
Nwpt Bay. Ul-4580 Aat. ln~. many uparades.
U.,.C. leach I o'd......,._ ltech I 048 ············································· _______ .... °'94 SAT /SUH II· 3 Covered patio, priv.
PRESTIGf
New 4br home \n Laguna Niguel. High
beam ceiling, sky lite & open view.
Ready lo move in now. $139,500.
540 Graceland Dr., 4! Br I
Ba. close In location.
hardwood floor11. tplc.
oceao vie"'. redwood
deck. new 111.flcboupinl(
$149,500.
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POINT 4!13~12
495-1720
SOUTH
LAGUNA
499-4551
LAGUNA
BEACH
49'7·3331
FIRHANDO'S a ar den • b e a v ii y
HID• .a.w y landacaped. Will help ~ A finance. Courtesy t o
OPIHSAT/SUH 12·5 3 Br, lba\h houo on brokuc.75H7i0 122 39\h ST. quiet Peninaula St. Ut
Duplex, by owner. s time on market in 17 yrs. * OPIM DAILY *
doors lo sand, fully furn. _Ail~·-su. __ 3338_____ 1'711 Port Weslbourne
.., $151.000. 8'13·01S8 Call for appt to see.
LOIJli9MI HlgMI I 052 LQ9IMI Mlptl I 052 Tbe Best ln The Crest! u HOME+ Price cul to the quick.
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" t•o1trOllATION ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• you hate 180 dearee l ... COME lmmed posaes.sloo. 3 Br. 1~~~~~~~~~1·--------MOltTHVllW ocean vJew f& lf you bate " 2 bath H arbor View
1990So C'il Hwy 49•·8S19
380 GLENNEYRE
LAGUNA BEACH COHDO MOHAICH IAY TWO ROIY brieht red romantic sun· Remodeled SBI\ 2 bath --------i Home. Tremendous buy
Ftlulebyowner,38r, &etaoverCatallna,donol ~ wllb rental unit. UDOISLI atonly$1M,SOO.
Set-rorever while water TSUtACE 21, ba, lge ram. rm.. call. 2 11 den, or 3 & den Spleps lo best swimming 3Br l~ Ba, $177,500. DOUD RIALTOIS (714) 494•2148 ~1:;\~hc~ 3b~hTY ~n~t ~~ 3c:f';~lam~;1l di~~ w/frplc. Lge med yd oondos. Newport Crest. S:,~:ft:!~~.Open Owner &7:H91S 1714) 675-1600
TOO HOT
TO HOLD
That's lhe story ot th1~
striking contcmpor11ry
home or TRl·LEVl':L
D ESIGN, w/deta1led
Olrchitecl ure of l>l ut: t:u
and W EATHERl':U
CEDAR SHAKES
Cozy 3 BDRM. floor plan
serviced by 11 J baths.
reaturei. l1v rm .
w/EXPOSED WOOD
CEILIN<i & M i\..~SI\ I':
SUPPOflT TIMUF.HS
Sliding gla)s door 01>l'Oll>
to sundet·k w outstund
ln& VIEW OF C1\NYONS
&OCEAN BEL.OW.
Stepsaver ktl<'hen
w/brea~fal>l count~r
features exlen~1\ e ui.1.• uf
ceramic tile , built in
r ange & O\ en. d1 ~
hwashe r. dtl>posal "' cabinets ~alore.
(r e friger ator &
washer /dryer ant•ludcd 1
You mw.t ~ce this one lo
day orrered for only
SI 17,500 F.111 Priu
It's just ''700 HOT TO HOL.o··
MISSION HAL TY
~S. Cst Hwy, L.a~una
P'hoM 494·07l I
LAGUNA CHARM ER
Reduced $20,000. 4 Br. 2
ba, den. scp dan"g rm.
frplc, basement, rec rm.
pool, jacuzzi, s undeck.
Some ocn \'U. S21S,OOO.
Owner will sell on con·
tract or carry 2nd.
4.91-1387.
OCliHVlfW
OPEN SUN ll ~
Luxury cui.tom home.
dramatic & \ery
gpacwus. (Approx) 3000
sq ft. 2 br. 212 ba. loc an
Prestigious Portar1n.i.
6:19 Bolnna S283.CIOO
Valentine R E
graded. with tiled bath-. 1ng room Hieb beam w/dog run. Mapy up 5411-'78l3Agt. A&l. 642-3338
rrucrowa\e. trash i:om tc1hngs w/many glass grades! $125,000. Prine. ASSUMIVALOAM
pact or . G a t e d f o r walls & sky IJg)lts. Take only• 49s-:1a94 Lae 5 bdrm, 3 bath, ram IACHB.OR 'AD
pr1vacy & secu rit y Cull advantage or the --..HOUSE rm, f ormal din rm . YJ BLOCKFR OCEAN
$165,000 view. 2 Firepla~s. 11pa vr_. breakrast nook, full BUYONCONTRACT
HORTHEHD olf 111J1.Sler bath atrium. HILLSIDE VIEW ba lcof\y. VACANT. WITHUTTLEDOWN Immaculate home on Ow ner will consider Rdcty to move in. Wlll 3 Be faotast.ic 2 aty show
octlan 11ide or hwy Short leliSe/opt1on. fl65,000. Nestled in the hills i! this con s I d er te rms . hom•. Jacuu1, fplc &
walk tu Creacent Bay & rATIOHOME lovely 2 stor y pa Ho Owner/AC\ 7~·133.5 or fpk in malr br. Skylight, ~ws Cove. 3 Bdrms., :i 2 BR, 2 BA w/oullltand-home. Features den, din· 751·.39lO. wetbar,etc .. etc .. etc.,
baths, redecor. lhruout, ang view ot Mtns & coun· ing room, 2~ baths and ---------Cdl Vic $199.500 t.rysade. Many upgrades, houseful of upgrades. WISTCU" 731-4300
W l Hurry to see it! Won't. mi d REAL ESTAT E OCliM VIE cathedral cei mas. pro· last! Custo ie Slurtevanl WatcoProperties
A 2 bdrm. OYO, with fesslonally landscaped OPENSAT&SUN built 3 bdrm 15 den, oak -----=-----~EU HOUSE many extras ... pool , yard & patios. Pnced to FROMNOONT1LL5P?.f noon. bay window, bet· MEWPOITSHORIS
vw-g, clubhoui.e. Owner will sellatS89,500. 2943&DryDocltCOve ter see this ooel Open Cute 3 Br 2 Ba, redec,
Saturduy 12to4 pm ca'"'"" with 29•1, down. COZY COTIAGE For:estE.O'•ftn, Sat. & Sun. 1312 Dover. home •-~1~ pool & bch
&14 Acapulto. La!luna Sh~·~n by app'l only situated on quiet cul·de· Realtors 894.7521 Owner/Agt. 842-0168. tB9 soO ~al .
TAK I': A LOOK! Thi:-$85.00U sac m guard gate com· ' ·
spolll•ss 3 Bdrm • 2•, rnuruty. Uke new home ..wPORT HltGHTS Pn Udo C_.
bath. 2 story home ha" 4i!1 w,2BR,&den.up,radcd LakeFontt 1055 Charmi.n&48EDROOM Sharp3Br2lf.a8a,redec,
ouL-.tandini.t ()(•ean '11:w,.. ~ mtenor & professionally $119,000 -•. e<><,OOO. 640-2911
f bo h th L. & • •• • •• • • • • •••••••••• •• • ~ .,,,.,, rom 1 (' 1vmg U ~r ln landscaped. SlS9,000.
Family rooms plUA an -·~ L~ Hicjutl Rffllty )) ~ Hl""'•ds excellent floor plan / lrf"<•1,._ 49s.5220 4o3•9494 AcrossfromHarborHl Executive 4 Br, pool
for Special reatures in· llOSN.CocmHwy.,Loguno (OfrlrvioeAve) home, located Oil a quict
d oven beam ceilings. 494-1'77 496.2413 830.5050 A 2212Mar&aretDr. NB street ol lhis lovely com· brl'akf~1st1 area
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room. 1 e en ry. · u -_Charming new 3 Bedrm + • •• nii.cu ..... e~ you e lmpresse .
garl*l(f' door opener. et('. ---------1 den, 2 bath, ram· rm. LAKE FOREST Jotm ((arey,646-7414 Open Sal/Sun l ·SPM.
AND 11·~ pnced to ~ell OCEAHFROMT A/C, French drs. pvt More for your money, f.100 ISLE. Premium 1115 Ruth Lane, $Ull.~.
fast at Sl42.500 PARADISE front courtyard, $123,900. nearly new, 3 bedrooqi, home reduced to sell. _A&t...:;.._· 6'2_·_2589 ____ _
Owner.831-7098 2~ bath. family room QJ-terms.l230rv1eto, READYTOuovEIN ~~HOUSE Romantic old homl' on (~e~o w Homes) ,.... "' VTR"'I -• opn Su n 12·4 Ail, Bluffs. professionally Sul}dayl2104 pm over l."l acre, racm~ the NIGUEL. SHORES. 3 Unus ly large, cool 548-'333. European decoratina.
28ilTZell Or . Laguna setting sun. Long lime bf'm, 2 ba, totally up· covered paUo. Home 11 ---------• Slwmin" 3 br, 2 ba, fami·
OCl'..:A."i v lt'W. newly re· owner offering for sale at gr n de d . pr i v. gate insulated. 3 ear garage, .. d~i:orotted t•i..e cutive s:R.000 guarded community, storage & boat door. lyrm,w/manyextras +
horn•' ~laster Bdrm ha11 McCORMACk tennis, pool, & priv. Community associa RATED L view.
pm ate ball'ilny plu,.. a REALTY 494.7551 beach access. SlJ7 ,900. lion-pool, tennis. sailing Property House 642·3850
c,rnnect1ng offit:e or ~~~~~~~~~I Webb Really. &clubhouse. Lara~ lovely & liveable 1 ___ o;...r_552_·44_14 __ _
5 t u d 1 o . Q u 1 e t = 493..(176l Sat & Sunday 1·5 5 bdrm Somerset 1n pre·
neighbortiood. $16UOO. Culdesac & golr course 2209 I COM4HCtiE sU1iqus Harbor View *WANTED* OPEN HOUSE nbrtid, spac 4 Br 2'h ea COUOfHIWPOtT Homes. View of Big Ca· Want N1St or Laguna
A sPF.ClAL HOME for Sot/Su..._. I ·5 xtra lge lot. $185,000• REALTORS nyon Golf Course. Com· home. Trade lovely ~pec:1JI people! Enjoy -r '"""',..,.,.. 671! RSI I petitlvely priced al Westwood home w/w<>I Whitewater view from """""'""' :r;i .,87"""' cau d l C Cit beautiful sunsets from 1--.--------1. ________ •"' ,.,.,.,. now. a 1 • entury y .
be h walls of gtass. Exciting .......... 0 IY OW.._... ,,,,..__ ..... -1 a aw\ Uus rustic 2 Bdrm. ac bl· level. Huge mstr suite. c~ "'"" """'"" • '"'"'" ......,.,
home. Easy walk to Come to 311162 Cirde Dr. 2 br w/rnstrsuite, 2'~ ba, I CHPT BELIEVE!!! Ontu n... Hse Sat/Su beach & downtown 2 frplc, paUo, BBQ. 4c M 1 "' .,,.n ° 1·5 538
L.agwia Sl2J.OOO. SoulhLa1una. pool,2car "ar495-2'lB '''21 Fullerton Ave. Npt J.C. ...... leaffon • This abeollllely lovely 3 ~ Heights 3br, 2ba. Lrg
PALERMO BEAUTIFUL Remod &
Deluxe • BR ln prime prot decor Weslcllff 3 Br ffu'bor View locale. Wel 2 Ba. den, all n ew
bar, oodles of exLrasl kitchen, big yard, trees.
$1S.SOO Now $159,000. 1121 Ox· -GIM• r or d . 0 w n r I b r It r .
120-FTuaUn Ave .. N.B. $48-o:Bl Open Sat/Sun
IW.TOIS 642~4623 GORGEOUS VIEW
t-Plex. 100 ft. rrom ocean; Seaview New Bedford 3
1248,000 W/landl bdrm +den, family Marshall Rltr. 675-4600 room. security. 8 y owner. 497.1559
SEAVllW
New .Bedford •Br, 3ba, M E W P 0 R T
f~m. rril. Unobstructed HEIGHTS
view ol ocean 6' Fashlon Located ln NEWPORT ~ 1919 Yacht Colinla. H A R B O R H I G H
Sale or lae/opt. $24.S,OOO SCHOOL DISTRICT on
Open, Owner 768-04S4 huge comer lot with al·
MWPT H~TS. ley access & room for
ahouses, coroer lot, pri v. ~ boa~, this is one of
feoced yrds & ar. sheds. Newport s lowest FE~ ~-law hOUH w/2 L A N D b 0 m e s .
brro, din rm, & porches, Handsomely remodeled
open carprL Main house with pacel'\&J eotr~'., rock
2 b 2 b dbl rireplace..beamceilings! r a. aar, PRICE SLASHED $134,900.By owner. $10 000-NOW ONLY Prine. &n.Jy./ Sun 10-4. ._ • 1575 Santa Ana Ave, MQ5,000,
645-813.~1438 l ... QG~I
THE VIEW 19 IPlaar
of calallna Sunaet1 must Pt Gf1!!! ti9•
be seen from this new, 712•"'° custom 2 story Medlter· MOOOUAIUl NAOt
ranean Villa : wllb~-'------
private courtyard, vault·
ed entry, beamed cell·
ings, 3 BR. game room ,
countr y kitchen .
fll0,000. By appt or open
Sunday 1-6.
206 LA JOLLA LM
MODTU
CHARGE
You pay for the Big Ca·
nyon Goll Courae View &
owner throws in lbis
beautifully upgraded 5
bedroom 3 bath
Somerset in Harbor View
Homes. Cou.nL the extras
lrom used brick t o
redwood deck. A Tea l
bar&ain al $187,500. CaU
now.
FIVE UNITS·Newly up-C .. 497-1761 Condo, golf COUl"Se view, BR, 2 Ba home with ~ 11 °" fam rm, s tudio, 3-car
graded ansade & oat.l~~~~~~~~~IWest Nine . 2br , 2ba. =~::i::.~ ._,._hallatat. 1_Pl'=---·-------
<.:lci.e to \'1t1or llw:o':. & $&1,llOO. Ownr.494-2248 paUo, landscaped to '4M357 •.-wPOIT HTGS•
:J: J. Treat Harmon
a.s.i.d, 646-6197
ILUFFS CONDO
Prof. decorated \hruou\.
3 bdr 2'h ba, lg priv.
patio. $118,500. By
owner. Open 12-5. Sun. & ~ beach. 2 2 Bdrm~ & 3 l Bdrm:. check out f<>r HISTORIC PACIFIC ISLAND perfettioa ts atilt for ey Owner. Hseon lrg R-2
great investment in our LAGUMAHOMI VI' 1 "'GE aale!!I OW'ner is very lot w/cily approved
Mon. 2"110 Vista Del Oro.
Prindpalaonly. 544.7235 ........... &t.t.
64~5357
nt>ani: market $285,000. Lg. stud io w /bath ' ....,. anxiomtomove,Mdon't 0 OYELY plans for new unit can separate guest qtrs. ort ()utstandlng oce&D/Mln miss this home another uo L build lmmed. Opn Hse 1---------i fA~llL.\' HOM.E with 4 street parking. Im . view from this 2 BR, 1~ day cml1 S9L~. Sobinit Sit-Mon lZ-5.1511 Tustin qullTUV1HG
Bdrnts & 2 baths. Close pre 5 5 1 v e a n t 1 q u e BA. adult com muolly olfers. Enter lbls lovely Lido Ave II~ CAHYOM ~~~~~~~~~
to schoota 1n 3 super ar<'hitectural reature!I townhouse Priced al Isle home through a Pro( · 11 d ed ~
nt.-tghborhood. Check This will nol last al $109.~. OPEN HOUSE ~c:ourtyard f&en· HW4 BR.2ba,famrm, 0ov::\'iooael~enTu'"~t 2 ,HARIOIVIKW EXEC.DB.UXE prices 1n area·BEST $135.000 SAT12-4PM. tal privacy. valley/mtn •u. Ownr, patios.n....nHseSat/Sun SltltJll pretty on.ooe ~
4 .BR. 3 ba., dining rm .• BUYat$138,000. STANALAND 3151MnyingCloud care laodaup-~~only, $lSB,7SO. l...S. ~ tbe ~est Jots 10 ~
494-8585 S31 926:> ------
den, bar. plusb carpeting MEGARGEE RLTV NOEL JOHNSON CD. ._ .. _ In& rmke possjble many 1---------presUalous areas, this
& ceramic tile Ori. Pool. 1104 So. C-Oast llwy <714) 497-1744 UMGO ~leisure, hours to en· llDUCED $4500 lovely home witb formal
view. 2 Min. to beJt·h LAGt:l'IAREACH Bv0Yt'Tler2•~br.Custom RE.ALESTATE 646.64o.6600 JOY1;'ewport1flaest.Act lmmac. Cliff Haven dini.ogroom.nreplace.lc
$280,000 497·2457 p'anelino ... ~~m-"' ccil· ~~~~~~~~~I now. home w/separate guest fenced yard is PRICED PEG ALLEN "' U'C" .. n. .a9• 8 112 hs .. ~.,500 •15 Pi l TO SELL NOW at
REALTOR 4!11 75711 llOd-VllW ---------Rd. Open House Sat/Sun S134,950. Y appointmenl
-7 --Sl.5&.000 •194·0328 aft 3 lbr townhouse. View lot. Exec. in woods. 3Br, 2Ba, ,.,5 only please.
ing. Nr Oluebird Prk ~ ~ ~ e. •"""'· · " ra e B'
AaaU Hous• S 1 5 Cai.alma sunsets. & city Hl ram rm, AC, redwd deck. ...,. OW
761 Temple lhllb Or. b u . R y 0 w n r . Steps to pvt beach, So. graded tbruout. By BBQ,i!d! .;I• est; sc:· NEW TOWNHOUSE 3 br SEA.VIEW • ::!.-=-. vr-5" "' "" • lightsby night.3brm2':i OCEANVI E W LOT-AtC. frplc. ghly up· b d ---------SIOOOOD M II ...... ~-1
Superb ocean. and $134,500/ofr. 499-4685 Laguna, terhis avail. Owner .•. 500.831-1987 ~S/Sl~.uJfai'v'°: ~·-.... &t....._ 2~~ba,famrm.endunit, Brand nu 3br comer lot... r~
coastl.Jne view:.. Custo, m evens. $137,500. call Came, at deUDr .._.,-4:-357 UTII' Nwprt Terr79. $82.900. home Own· er wlll carry rt Clp91'UU8 builtspac1ousJHr,J1a.---------w p 11 RE • -s Owner.644·11 .640-0056 · 71,"20 family rm. 2 frplcs. pntio HBVl' ~omcthmg to sell'! m . 0 we . • HARD TO rLEASI! EST I~~~~~~~~~ baJ. or $23(1,000 al $1 MOO QUAIUI.. IUOI & decks. S219.SOO C:all Clas!>irit'd ad!! do it well. 49'7·1751 _ You won't be when you LAKE FOR I· OCEANFRONT hse & per mo. No quallfyin !>2_c~uE11sim1nger. Agl •--aleac.h-
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________ see this quality con· SPECIALISTS SAVE apt.Coastal comm. ap· nec,vac,moverlghtin. IESTIUY!! ._.., __,... structed home m Niguel A proved expan. W. NB. Guarded gates. 759-0448 U you are~ for \he
••••••••••••••••••••••• Shores; over 3200 1q. ft . Over 300 homes avail&· $325,000.631·3836 best home In tbe best m tha lovely 4 bdrm., 4 i,,.; ble in Lake Forest for BA YfR ONT area. this ls il ! Beautiful
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COMTIMPORARY LAGUNA
OCEANFRONT
Spectacular wood & glass home
with private steps to beach. Enjoy
ocean views from most rooms or
oversized redwood decks .
Luxuriously decorated with every
possible amenity. Guest quarters
and ore street parking. Shown by
appointment only. $495,000.
A Cot.DWIU. IAHHl CO.
496-7222 831-0836
1041
balh home with formal sale, lease option or $1 ODO'S R.AMILIMG LUX CO..._.DO bomewtthJbdrms.,den.
dlnang, large Uvin& & ~Set· ~lonTODAY for ' EXECUTIVE " family rm., 3~ baths, ramily room s with ~ ..._. <M'Mr will finance th\$ BIG BAY &OCEAN vu lge. laWMlrY rm., walk·in AMEXcmHG beautiful fireplaces & CasaPaclftca Rlty hne c\lalom bome . ESTATE Spac 2br , 2ba, pool, boat pantry, 2 brick fyplcs., H~IMG many amenities! Askmg ___ ca_n_Tro-0882 _____ 1 Formal entry, large A homey dwelling or •lip. Adult aec. bids. hdwd. nrs., inletcom.
Is a modest description $150.000 front exposure living rm. charm It beauty, large $1'75,000 net, firm t o Decorated with abutters,
ot this dramauc 3 BR Miulo.Vleto 1067 F ormal d in l n g rm . windowa let in floods of ownr. Will trade for panel.Jnl( f& wallpaper.
cwnom built co&atem m:O ~~tk9IP& ••••••••••••••••••••••• Family rm Wllh wet bar dayUcht. quaint & lovely sea !I 0 n e d TD. s. Lge. pauo " playhouse porary wood & clas:i "'"* ~Iltl~ 1 _________ "COIY fireplace. Large used brick frplc. A 21Ml61·0361 for appt or for children. Walt to
home perched tu&h on J u bedrms. covered patio&. retreat from the bub-bub 71~1327 during Opn park. shops & school.
hill w1fabulous view of _____ •_9_9·_2_•00__ OPEN HOUSE pool ailed yard. $140,000. or the city. Owner will Hsebnonly $170.000
mlns., canyon & peek or The Shores ocean 'fiew Sat. &101·5 Call day or n I g b t, help finance. Seeit now. Sal/Stan 10.S MEWPOITIEACH
the ocean! Three levels walk to bch guard gate' (br, 2ba. fireplace, tarae 645-7221 540.3666 310 Fernando1408, Bal. REALTY 675.16•2
or, enc h~ntm ei:it & 4 br 2 ba dinrm+fam patioltview.$83.~.By v pnvacy. ~o lac.st in luiVR· nn M~y extra, Mint Owner . 23951 Juaneno. Om.a er,~er. u o,r ocean " CAMALROMT mg rm. "' mas er __:,. •• 000 4""' :....:a ~ "' .,..., steps out ronl door Huge 4 BR., 2'h baths +
BR b ... rumpus rm. am. rm. i.uite . S375,000·Fee ............. ss. · ...... ,.,..., l~~~~~~~~~~I 21 & you're on the beach. 2 + r App't. only. <K-M> ~ _ 'M sty, 3 or 4 • 2 a • ..,e w/pool table. Steps to
BelleCba1e LA-e644.UOO SEA TERUCI IXICUT1VEHOME ~ 1 1 • OR can be 2 opts; l BR ocean! Sl55.900 ~~~hi~~;~~ns~~9T~~~ Lar(e 5br, 3ba. Library, W"tcJHfRMtty 0pew H,_. ~dt:l::n0:~.'J:i~: CAVWOODREALTY
CAMELOT
Absolutely seftllU(>oll
viewa of c:aayon walls
and ior&e to aq below. 3
BR. 2 Jplca. •'ltte.Mlve
use of tile, very fine
carpeting. S2U,OOO ('108)
race Townhome. Ocean liv rm. din rm, fam rm. s.nclCly l•S Seashore Dr. com er or INC. S4tM290
view from matr. bdrm. Uptrades, A/C, frplc, 3 UDO ISL£ 21 lalboa Coves Ope & Low maint. ya rd. cargar.$141,500 ... 4Q1aoA•SLIP ~ange. nHoseSat NEWPORTCREST
Recreation center & Owner 548-768.5 on•UAJIC "" . I n, lM. 64&-S70l IY OWMR IUUft corn•• wilb t h is
beaOchPEnNearSAbTy.S$1UN2.6,S0012; $6',tOO!I BArfRONT wlwrfront home over· Ni ~IT HTllS. Sbr:.Jba; A?!i&bfly oodup-• ·• l0%Dowll.aBr.,",,a1" looltlng the bayl 3 ceS ....... m.,fam y rm. 1raw:u • .....,.. o w • 33935 Faeroe Bay Bedroo b tbs 1 home near CllH Dr. 548.QOISaftSforappt. Lot.Own.-• .-New home & boat dock 01• l a • arge Reduced to $121,000.
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4'5-2200 lll-7010
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Five bedroom• on DOOWzed lot wilb mature
landscap1n11 cue upoo
ll'IOW'ltaiDe • yalle~; all un. It more, ~mat. eee
i,otH. Now aelllnf for
$llt. (8a)
completed in '77. Lae patSo&cloei toscboolsl M\.mt aell!
:;tT!'!t~.=: ~1s'~ II. ·=~l :~~~:u Vla Udo Nord, this Sat or _..
ain. 1..SPM, lt won't last. Pt~ S7f,900 Roter Brown R. E. 1f•" 0 u ~ 1 aa. 173-1Cl2IO MOOQUAI' t Nt ACM MIWPOIT
!/!:Macnab -Irvine
ew, JUI Ca nyon
twnbme. Oaltcrest
Model. Nevu occupied. 2
Bdrm, 2 ba, wd bar, ftl>lc , upizrada. $131.~.
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Pe m bro It e, o pc n ~r lot, huae J>elm trees. bid& Monthly income. PALM SPlJN~S 3 9r ll.l ua, lZX65 mobile condo. Elevator to beacb Newly decorated 4Br, \ion.~. C.llM6-447T.
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M60UJO llACHDO&.LHOUSI 13891 Malena Or •PPlll IOCJ&tion seu.soo. tum.Managementav11il. carport&pallo.4"w1lls, Pool, Spa, sauna frplc, lg corner lot, $oUS SBatotMSo. Vacaat.Ne~r
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S'l>r 4 ba cw;tom home, ~an view. 3 BR, 2 liA Plam • b.oat dock. min to Agt, 714 /498·0500 BEAl!I'. exec 4 Br 2 Ba. 962·63f5· O~family rm, on ioll wilb extra it lot. Never A 1 4 r g e w 0 0 de~ Propwtitta 2 llG casino1 , alao sellina ~3485 w/fam rm. fplc, D/W, .. -... -Sl-A-.,..-.. -.. -1 ... -.b-,-.. M,-
J aa&lnat-'"$'.,..000 EQUESTRIAN ZONEu 752.lfto 50x 150 h It lluper duper area •.,... · ~ • .-.ur,.u uo.11 r • W/. urge lake. 'or • ""'" #-· · J~ in pre$11llious area. •400 OUA1Ut NI-HM:H Nearly new. the best & 0 me 11 e · ~ • ' beach. '175)l16 ' e by Owner. $450,000 BERRTEHALATHOENRSRY Haa 3 bedroom, 2 bu th nicest 4·Plexes in Hunt· T r a n s f e r r e d ' SOlllfh LAt-i l llf II\. No fee. f1,-846-12ae
Will trade tor condo or HU · gt Be h w/sacritlce. J . Ciaco. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-.. ---------------215 Del Mar 492.4lZl home,' brick l.crracc. gas NTJNGTON BEACH. 111 on ac . Asking on· 714.326.3793 2 BR. 1 ~ ba. lrplc. ,... __ _____,__~
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rt Beech. 644·0146 IRAMD NEW! &2 lirepl1ces, one in din· Beach Blvd. $350,000. scon RIALTY RANCHO LOS PALMAS ~:.~le of<1~1:v ~ :~:~:~ UftM fencect. dbl. 1ara,,. $42S.
n CLIFF HAVEN Large h&n'e on the ing area of noor to ceil· Herbert 11 aw kins 536-7513 On coli course, goraeooa lin~. Now til? S700mo 3 Br 2 81, $'50 mo. _s.._5_1.20_. __ _,.... __ _ -'3 bR, 2 ba, compl re· bluffs. 3 Br, 2v. baU... ing Pioneer·rust1c brick, m.8100 view! Leadln1 d'e · Linfo R .E .Celeste 67$.'31\ daya. A1eot, no a Br c:ondo, 1~ Ba, D/W.
_,fUfbished. Beaut back yd Jae, wet bat. XJnt ocean for dining by flrelight' Cotlcfo I f ~ corators 2 BR. den, real-49MM23. fee. lndry l•cil. Sleter 6 "-wl~I. Lowest in ex Ylew Sll9 SOO PRICED REDUCED TO "--~.:!..!ml own• NEWPORT ly smashing! $600 week. ~~ Newtadd. 89T.o586 '~ r~w· tlt-'k. $U4,000 _...___ 1700 HBl'f!_....,5 Taltin& reservallon1, u........._,......__._ ... _ __. c, ive Cliff llJven _...... " -·r ....................... wn1 (7l4)831.22120r32$·0785 . .._._......,,,._ Brand new condo . SHARPIBr28a, w/~,
n Sat & Sun, 430 lll·lZU 661·14551111• jGuaH ~ Obndo Spec1ahst: 2·~·4 DU'LD •••••••••••••••••••• .. • Jeoc>aq.n. 3 bdrm. 2~ D/W, r~d yard. . ~'te.646·9256 .,...t J IR has it all Plac• bdrms. Huntington Coz & °'-9'9fCOWlty Gwr.. 3202 bath.$SSO/mo !J63.4.56Tact.Nofee.
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•GREATEST IUY 7.S2•1920 P..t&Ploc...O · sec. Pvt ply, W -3700 Near H1mllton It NEAR HACH JUST USTB> 38r. 2Ba, Hunhn&tqn ••oo OUA.tur. NIWl'Ollr HACH ce•11de leave message. Bushard, 3br, 2ba, fem tff Newport Crest. & Dana Point Marina. Landmark Condo, up. 2&3BEOROOM rm, nu crplt le drps Spacious 3 Bdrm .. 21 ~ Sharp Harbor Lane Brand new listing~ BR, graded $72500/0fr By Duplex, West N.B .• 1 blk VA·fi'HA MesaVerde sha~clean3 lbnlout. l.st ~ cln'a de·
btih. Kitchen with home on greenbelt near w/dining room. l(reat owner' 549:s338 days. tobcli.~2bdrm,2ba,up GARDENTOWNHOME. OPTION Br. 2 Ba, family rm, posit only, $525 mo. 'f'P,aratediningarea.up· community pool & locatton&walktosc:hool, 96().27?2eves &dwn,Justremodeted.A 2cargaraees. fq~lc, nr schools 9611-~
uded carpets & drapes, clubhouse. Two Story park & shopping Open -------C.ornmunity tennis court hn 1·757·1'23 children OK . Vac1nt'.1-----------
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rfutomatlc opener. Ex· ferephice. A steal al for info. OCfered a t con do . Pride of By0wner64S-6776 54()..llSlAgt. ' ranie, e,.Pt, clr'P8. z~t!ar ~ii nt location & condi· $77,000. ownership. $112,SOO. CUSTOM Why Jwit rent, when you . gar. $550. moL' Call
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gu ·t parking. $113,SOO. 495-5220 493.9494 ~:'/a.. tlOO 2 br owners unit w/ Spaciou.s 2 bdrm.2 balh. premium rentals, HamlltonCM642·77ot3 3BrZBa.Cn.;dyard,lcar ~~;1~11'6:;.~~. for 496-2413 830.5050 ••••••••••••••••••••••' fenced yardTwo.2brun· Clrepl1ce, bltns & dis ~~es . and c~ol • 4 brm 3 ba, Mesa Verde. ~·~~6fatlo,~pe:r
l'nplex. Marauente Ave. its w/palios. $159,000Call hwasher. 2 Car garages ble. ums now avat •· Cam rm. din rm. 2 car ·
BLUFFS. End unit Spacious 3 Bdrfl), 2 ,~ CdM. So. of Hwy. By 642-2Bllor673-3584 for ei.ch unit. Prestige 28drm d $.'):;() gar,$700.557·&175 CondotZBR.lYJba,trplc.
ores l\1dl 3Br,2'lt ba bath. Mi ssion Park OtherR.afa..&.....&.... owner.213 373·3S83 community. Low vacan· con ° mo or aoop'g, $350 mo. t ? o o o He r be t h s;;anrnr LARGE DUPLEX cy area. Low price or Santa Amr 1163-1242 ;:::: ,,,_8 r ome. Owner leaving •••••••••••••••••••••••..._____ 2000 G $120000 ,,......., Call 3Bdrmbse $400 3 BDRM 2 BATH rplc •---------w..._.ns,,,,... 100 state. $105,!HIO. Open ..... ...i...n....u--....._.,.o-rt!'f ood~tocalion on .. vuuurents. '"-taM-a · -,,_, --r-p I 3 & bd Geo Frey S42 J4S6 .,,.,. ...., garage. ao pet&. $425. $250 You Ask For It! ---------1 Sat/Sun 1-5. 28071 Paseo For SaM 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• u:u 8 ia 4 rm. BEN toNKLE R E INC 2 Bdrm condo S42S Avail Apr. 15, 548-4135. l BR. Pets Welcome
. ..,.. UDOISLI Verde, SJC. Marquard••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT A"' .,.~ •• cement cost. · · · NewportBeach Evs642-0835;646-6423 WalltToBeach! (5enP>
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-.J • Ii e__..__ •--I 010 .. .., 2 Stoey 1,982 sq n. 4Br. Westminster IROOKVIEW $350 Prime t.oe.fton-rmom or large boat: 5 .-nu"""' At lh tE.:---t DU'' EV 7 Older Ap•-. Xlnt income, Bdr B w ~ MOA "" 21;a8a, I& jacuUJ le pool. 4 m bse $6SO a R. 21A ba. condo. 3 BR +double Ganee ms • 412 baths Shown ••••••••••••••••••••••• We ha\'e numerou! & Extra sharp 2 BR unit.a. near beach. Asking 3 yrs. Nr fwy le Chino Huntmglon Beach Brand new! Nt. So. Fruit Trees! (8396P)
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1Yir!'f5y·y000 ~.,~00APTl\'ATED by this beautiful mob1Je homes both w/prvt patios. R00.000.962-3533 Hills. Ait. Don.s $94,950 48drmw/vu $1250mo Cout Plaza . Pool, RENTJMES 89f.0771
-· -~ _., pnce reduction for sale in est1bhsht'd Owner will b I ( all terms. (714) 627·3671 Newport Beach jacuzzi, tennis: comes ---------67J.7l00 Coi;ntempora~1ly de parks in CM, Nwpl Bch, For sale eopr ttnra,ncdee. 4Separateh.omes. BigR-2 ort714lSi9'1·3564 n..1-3+3 SS75mo with wshr., dryer, We have a cut.e 2 Br. 1 coc d. central a•r, S Cst Hunt 1 n gt o.n B n h , 11,..,. otJV\ lot. $1205/mo Income. ...,....,. ba' .. hom th l ' ~~~~~~~~~! " • • .__,., Newport Beach refriai,, auto. aar. door "! e. wi .... a ~e '-Plaza area. Sacrifice al Laguna, El Toro. Ftn CAll 640.5 IU ReaJEistateConQiertion o.tofStah HUfTY lake advantage, opener.$475Permo.Agt. patio·pool·RV st.Gl'ac,e. WA!ERFBONT. Best $19,SOO flurry &call· v I y. An ah e 1 m & S49·166Sor675-M15 Prap11'+1 .2600 aave money-:make 640-S560 $395/mo. Pool tetv mcl.
bu). lOK below mkt for VERN JOHNSON RLTR Westminster In price Oceanside . 84 units. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• money. Invest with 7$1·5959
fast sale. TOP cod. Ir 4 $40-4646 ranges to fit most loca. & cond. lOO% OC· Idaho, Beaut 20 ac farm, OPM. C311962·7788. COLLEGE PK·3Br, 2Ba.•4--Br--i -Ba--$395----ls-t
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. 1Nchn, pi.rk, library lot. qwet a.rea $64,950. CALIL'ORNIA uACIFIC 2 + HOUSE Casa Pacifica Rily " East.side new condo. 3 br 2 554·~ • &.. ()( 836-4986 r r 77().~ etc.S92.S00.714/645·8121. •rnvalt' & qwel. S\49,500 r. Mobile Home Realty COSTA MESA 2081788·2832 or write HOMEFJNDERS ba. 2 car gar w/auto Su h B bom Prin. only . Eves & OPE.UHOUSE 2706Harbor,Ste208 "-·-. ""-·--· Pl lh 2BR RFD B 1bousandso1Rentals opener,(rpl,dishwasher. pers arp3 R ecip k ds 645 0241 0 ..,... uw11er ii unit m rear w1lh , ..,,tJn 4· ex. ree , . . . 1. ox 90, encl. pallo, $3"15 mo. Dys Ir& corner lot. Uv rm }t'; 0 · · · pen · SUNDAY I ·5 !)4().S9:r7 h u Kc f 1 rep I a<" e 1 n one 3 BR w /frplc. comer Bellvue. Idaho 83313 All areas all prices 549_9387 wknds & t'Yes. wl(rplc, close to scbls & Fftf' S.S.M. 416 62nd St, l622S. PARTON S.,,.. SIDE 1.,,..UTY ._.1 beautifuJ family room• lot. Bkr. Drake & Assoc. Sample: 644-0522, .11hop'g. Incl aardoer.
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-'NXESTMENT URGENTL y scon •EALTY FARMBS RE. ya . S3"15• 493•4~ or IM0-9631 l~~p1tal gains problem., Z706 llarbor, Ste~ JUST $29,000 5 75 C71411a9.1.5e . ..oo 661-1161 S!J5 Brick Fireplace --...,.-·------,.... FORCB> 540-5937 COULD IUY 16-ll 17 -~ 3 BR+ All Bwlt1ns ! Sim. Exec tri level nr bcb \lW; Owner. Neal old 3 2000 Sq ft 21 · bath 3 bdrmfarmhou.,einNwpt TO SELL JustLlsted.Skyline.2BR, onetenthofthislen·plex ........... bdrm, ·~anvlew. new RmtToOwn• (6311P> "tennis.a+ 3 + F-am
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for-11 condos or'.' Will kitchen shelves w/ t'X· , , mod 1 t1pecua t..... s orSo.Blyarea? •• 95 me. 100,.,_ refund $476/mo. Refs reqt.ued RINTA&.S
finance Submit oHers. quis1tl' hand rubbed 10x40. re eed. xtra Carlson.CodnselorRell· WIUPAYCASH!! low1rds pu';cbase, 54&-4.141or979-6896.Agt. 3BR,2Ba ....... $S2S/975 Pnnc. only. 1714)~2 6417 cabmets Wears a budget clean, I br, $7800. Furn. ty. taM3180C'S36-2319 Ph. Tom D''""--•Adro SBR 2'--'-ba -price tag. VA termi. Across froll'I K·Mart ..u._.,_, 752-2400;493-7748 CON001crossfrS.Coast • -.-.. ......... -
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view park. Own er. ,_.. .. ._ 960.4388 days, or 673-1202 Agent673-S354
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A.cnapforSah 1200 ~.c.yearold,2bedroom, MOHEYMAJ<a heal.,frplc. No fixer up-ceil'g, nr Big Corona.
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Five acres South of fe.ss1onally managed. toDesert. Want home in H.B., F.V., Panoramic harbor & Rm. Dlo Rm, lacia Ir
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GoocUorlotspllt. BKR. Will excb1nie. An ex· (714)642·5319or 1400Sq.(l. or more. bdrm. den. 2~ ba, frpl, N 38 28 ~ (714)677-591 cl\ltlve oUeriog or ~7414agent SSS-$75,000. Fixer 0.K. · --blt·in.s. 3JS02,.8 Dana Vis· ew r, a,. ~a.r ORS22·~ QUAIL p LA c E -----·----Ownr/Prlnc. only . House oo corner lot. ta.MSmo.213/:r72-NSt 1ar~ce. POOi, };aC"O-u. -~-------'PROPERTIES, INC. TRIPLEX Collect(213)433-41S6 South ol biway, 3 tamis,S-mo • .S.SOSO s 1500 ,er Acre (714) 752-1920, 1400 QuaU Bedroom, 2 balb, laree Tamis ~o. 3 br 2 ba. Walnut Sq~ ! Br a ••
300 acres. Seven miles Street. Su it e 13$, A.slliDIS11S.OOO ':.,~;J'!':o ~u~ 2RC::er brick fireplace. $600/mo. frpl, util. rm. gar, pool. crdnr •. PML puk. A4JtS
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INVESTORS
Creative Jnveslmenta TRIPLEX, C.M. ___ ..;:;;.._____ Harbor Vlew Hills. 1825 76IHm · Terrace, Dove(', ~i
·sa.'Cle•..t• 107 Call644·9513 Great Eutalde loc, WANTED: ._.. a?S/mo. · ba. sin&le level • ~•••••••••••••••••• newer 3br, 2ba, Crplc. yd. 50 to 100 unit$, Orange ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLI OF HIWPORT 8Toro J2l lfl$hly upJP'aded. Jll'Of. ~denllaJ Hit.s Phase COUNT-R {2) 2br, lba. patioa, encl. Co. Brits or Prins . ._..,_ .... d REALTORS ............... , ....... decorat.d. 'Nd. »aoeJ..a.
114.-COndo. desll'eable end Y &ar. SlM.000. Pailma IUty.Jnc. 53&-9305 ........ -............. '75-551 I · &!per beautiful 3 bdrm, 2 J ac:uni. poof. UJS.
a.&9"trnlbeJt,2brm2 TomLee.Rllr.642-1603 ....._,..._. 3106 ba, wf(am-rm, frplc, 752-2881. •
.-...on 1 level. pool ... oc• ....... -0....... LIVING Lohfor!* 2200 ........................ 2Br1Ba.fl>lc,w/yvd,no uw. A/C. super area. UntversityPJl'k·2Br !
j!twal.f74,900.492-1181 MOl-ILE"~HoM"E' MW...ctos.out •••••••••••••••••••••••COll)'2Br,frplc:,pvtpallo, pets. Uf5 mo. Call $425.963-4:i67Agent.No kit'W/nook,frp~.4'c.; "'~' G_.. Vllcn l·Bdrm., carpets, bit· New 3 Br, 2 BA .boUse on N!:!.u~~~w.;:7kr COIONA Da MAR forced air heating. Yrly 64M82hft &PM fee. trellla, new cpt.s, UlS o.
eealnuocrowded Ins; ocuntront patio. '-"a.crelnbeautUularea. SS'7·97JO **'YIEWLOT** $500/mo.8'73-7550 2BR,2bals2BR,lba.Nr '-'alnValey 32J4 675-5842 or SS6-{j8}0 nt
lemente. 3 Br 21,\ Only steps to private 1IJlO sq. ft. Xlnt. terms. ONE OF" KINDi 125' ............... JI07 beach & redecorated ........................ _oo. ________ _
ocean view, $84,9$0. 2 beach. Xlnt condition r Immediate occupancy. •2 Trh• .. •ts* C.orona del M.ar bluff lot ........ •••••••••••••••• $4$0 & $375. No pets. $4,25/mo. Lra. cln, ' Br. 2 Spac. twahse 3bJ:, fir ~ Bl 2 Qa, wUI VA, ~.<¥» BKR. ,714) 67., ~717 Near 1.ake Ppt. Min. to Expansive views or the BEACHFRONT 4 Br, 2 ba '714/5.ZM'7S$ ba, aCl'ON from Mile Sq part. 2~ ha. tJdr.m fi.,J.c. ,too. i Br+ library, MAURVSTAUFFER .,..., bch. l-4BR.!ba; 1-SBR. :ean, h::fa'i'°wilf'N~ c:ompl.fumbome. l'rplc, CodaMna 322• Parlt.Call75t·2060. brick patio.~~ ~ec
aex:ttoparlt,#7.900. 2 Br SEA LION REALTY ORsza.2090 2~ ba; ~3 BR, t ba. 5 • .~nr'RRY! wuh/dry, dthwhr, z car ••••••He•:J;••••••••••• S32SRoomToGrowl p.ud.ssa.o56'evs level PLUSH, lli01E.Cat,CdM613-S354 ....... ,...,,,...., 1400 garages. frples. ltSS.000 .L.n.-u-nv gar. Nopeta. Avall Feb. .._,.~~... OODS 281\ Ca
OJ>t. A,eenta: Ray 497-3888 Wantto buy \IP to 1 acre, Run • Beh. 536·1718 p~-· 6M·9Sl2 a BR, 2 BA. big ftn~ Spanlshl>ec!or <8396P) ,.,.t.er. t Br, t~.'100l. . Some avall for 1213N.C.t,t.a1una. ....................... eac~i71»-1713Alabama, II IQ al~ thru July. S4S.53S4 or ~.,. +2. rGar1ge Qnn1etr41e Co11do on
or P.hry Clark. cz property OI' garese _o.rn __ er_.______ ..-.-pnt. 4 Yl'I oJd. s.25/mo. Goorm etc. SSOO mo. Dy4,
-.J700or831-22SS T..... I flO bldg~ J>C'OPf'r\1 In C.Oat.a 7 UMn'S C.M. Proptaf'tlea 4 br 2 ba. avall a/1 thru CALL 1li1·3191. $450 et Kltc:beo! fG.4811; eva. m-3ta 6
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vw-5" DICUTIVE trade lor property In br,loft,ftp.3-2br.l~ba T'PROPERTIES RENTIJI~ 898-07111 _______ _ oelAT& SUM l·I llMl1'Y F1UbJWk :I. Norwalk. townhouse, all blln1, EMERALD JJAY Ip lot ........... ll .:.J06.An W•edor · otil.Y Stl,tOO WkdyiHP .~ ~. <in-. Hurry, b111 tlO.«lO. Prln~ aGly. ~ ...... , ................ Nft 3 Br 2~ Ba, 2 car IP I' __ ....... 3240 ~amlcocanVi.w.4 Mo0"11led .~Ou . Tblt C._hf'yLoh/ nbw ·1st user dep"". P'tz·Ol-f7ZS Emerald Bay, wait to 1ar, fpJc, cptt, d .. J'.PS ....................... .
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.fMlilt. ..-ner lot. w/nn for YOW' Z NIC.E PACIVIC VIEW 4 U,ilta., Garden Crove. ln a rural 'COUl.ltry at· 41M-U77 49Mse1 1 Br~ cpta, drpe, z en~ Not~ · 983-4587 A&en •
•lw'9EAnlA H~Y bollt or trailer. Close WI Muiorial Park. Lo~. 11.3X ~rou . Sell or mo• Pb• r c w It b porc:hts, fncd yd. $300. •---·------REALTORS tcbools. 759-1'01 CltD lot m Oen vtew, trade. Top ah ape. aqoalltan tralls. Buy Blue La1oon. yr lse. W\rpd. S75-SS10; 642-0393 211r,2ba. gar,_,., mi tobcb ~l Mu 492 .. ,121 f1Si0 for both l°'-t. Wttte ~ ooe« all. l"or fµrther de-Pool/tennla. iBr, lb• $395 ~~ Cfv:~. Modei:;,::;;;-;;;;i;;;;;;; ~2~all Marti ('114) tondo.-.!'!f&'9S-44M ~=~:..~~!~:.:.:: ~ Wttll\t!r r. I ec
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BIG CANYON 3 Br2 Bu. $50WUIC&.UP IClllaooltl.-d
$'1iS. By owner. TenoU.. Studlo, 1 bedroom •••••••••••••••••••••••
pool & jacuu.i. 551·~1~ r.bid11ervice\pool Beaut. lae. 4 bdrm . 833-3231,rentorls~_. __ z+t76Nt'wPort81,C.M. w/frplc. Yearly; S675 ------
RAMCH RIALTT 3bt, 3ba. 2 stry luxury a48·f5S or~~!_ Rumbold. Rl~r 6'75·4822
SS I ·2000 condo w /Slip for 35' boat SUS CASIT AS 2 BR, 1 ba, frpl. Also will --------~• lncl'd. $700 mo yrly . NicelyfumLshtd l bdrm fum,$475/Yrly. O>vnuns 3 Jlr. 2 ~lh. baVldson Rlty,645-7573 Closed 11ar. $280. up. Aiet\t 17~
atrium, frolc, complele· $3SO~ar Rive~ Jtlty! Adults. nov pel1. 2110 ly Hmodl'd. Walk to DoubleGarage+2 BR Newport Bl d_. __ _
beach & abope Avail on· Yr Round Rental (642ZP) Spac. 1 br aarden apt. llaltoCI ,.._,ct 3107
W June. Funuture avail. ·Pool & rec All util pd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~7020 $4003 BR Ocean View Adu,lt.s, no cttlldrt>n, no 2 BR. 1ba.·1 blk. to bay &
FANTASTIC VIEW WQOd Bunung Fireplace pets. $215. up mo
3 BR, 3 ba. Prime loc Double Garage! C6457P > El Puerto Mesa
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3 Br, ~ ba condo. A/C,
bltna & microwave,
lau.nd rm. $425. 831-7459
SEA TERRACE Garden
Home. 2 br & den, 2 bu.
beacl), teon1s & pool. s 5.2 $ • '4 s i . 6 4 s o :
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Beautiful Sea Terrat•e heme. 3 tidrm, 3 ba, fam
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Pvt COffiftlllllily W/~I, jacum. tennis & beach.
$725/mo. Poss. lse/opt.
152.9223 Or ~99·4611.
Like new 3 brm + ram --. rm 2~ ba frpl s ngl Bluffs 3 BR. 2~ ba. Pnm ' ' ' greenbelt' $650 fam . SS75. 661-3633 A~ent 644-113
Clean 4 BR. 2 ba home w
frplc & palto. Avail now
$425 "'°' ~211 Adelanto. 744-05$
$260. 1 br. lJtil pd Mature
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stove, no pets. S23S mo.
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Cozy 2 Or I Ba, gar,
fenced dplx. $285
b'73 fl.120
Coiy, adll 2 Br, apt. i.horl
dilitnncr from beach
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• ... "~~r,:;~.=,-::.i::,c =1/'?ro~~; R.emodelias, uw ~tr. -.St.c..11.50-lm apti. Con~cient~u~ Have tlme for you~ir. looal, al10 packln1 . • :r"4.__. •uall7<*>'••elJ!bleto fOGDdat.lou, b:f1bwatla m.dital Cl'aftama.n.catJMS-OIOZ caJllbeKoppc\t.ICleaa· Lowes~ '.!.t•,.l ratt. Guar .. hurd, rr .. est .......... •-••••••••••• ·'~ '................ I I Uo Gen Contr ~l _................... iftl Service. S...2393,... Uc/1mrn. "--Ul·9". Ted.131-TOIS Iii-talelt ai tcrYlce I ~······~··•••• .. •••••• ~~ eompa a e a . evs. • tt.ECTRJCAL SERVICE Kedrman: .Yrd care. ferrala Pb1C'M271 Wable. &oont work: "-hr dryr dabwahr N CAU3 '1S br "SUA.1.L esp. In paintin1. plumb, HA Cou\ Pllntlna. Cltm Ht can ErGI IOl.515 -,ia1; •. It••·· f4f·6148 C1tl 10411k'-9 Cement work, Ortvewte)'I, JOJISIG.ml# •senmalnt. Dependable Cbriatlan WOO\an will ~i:~UPS ui~~o: /Int., aldtH 1praylh1 •• ____ • ._, ___ _
an)'t.lme ••ff•••••••u•••••••H• P8"o!i Wallrwys. b as. t atudent. 541·1A1 ~~ ~~-~~! ~ hr. Free est eoU 1t\adeota. 81ll-Gli2 lu .. Oatimet. fr ,.,_vtna for Freeot..SSl-0757 -t At ... llechtc Ck .. ~a ..... ·-•u5pm. B•B 673-uee• ......... ,..,.., ...................... . if!:.~~"!'!':! ... ~ ... 1ar & ulil. rms, catm CllldC... Lk3ZT138 M5-61>14 ..... :!! ............... Complete home ciar~. Mlliii ~ S.. 1 ....................... ftC?OFS lnata\tcd (actc?i ~::tt· rain damaced your awde.640-7154~ ....................... ELECTRlCIAN·Priced SKJPLOADER. D11mp 11me pere.on wkly or .... ! .. ! .... :.~...... V.ERYNEATPATCI( ~':tJg'~~~l a
n1tiJ1.!sphaltT Call 631·24'0. C:.,.wteo Cbild-eare, housekeepf'ng, ri'ht-free eatlmate on ~· .,.HAcJ!~~G, tr~e bl/mo 8&Ml71 NW'IO t!OaSUltant 30 yra rr!.o:aiTEXTU.:_~439 .,_, "" AJI •u1 .. c!Ondcd, Uc., Insured. • ...................... llve-ln p~. 6•0·0818. largeor1meUJobs. • ... ... emo cc exr· Prtv. d\lt_y W/f•mUY . -· wrl Lea. types.
·,., ... _ Wood fences ~ repairs References.-Ucensed 673-0359 S3HZ57 YeOldeCharLady o• ented "•re. Cell PA'IV'VPLAS"'ERIN.... Lle/bood'd. ll)IW'. Free Mpbalt repairs, rnurfac· • lbaMcl • ... • .... ,. " " e1tlp~te U.4·0421 or .hh 11lhg. seal-coat, striping. ~caM construrUon. ec.troc:tor K·lhl Electric. Ind .. 11 ' !J =Service. 213/8S7..eTJl for tntorma· A 11 t Y Pe•• Pree S3'7-.W • •
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''' '''.1~oreves. MS-321) Independent carpenter. R.J.Hulfman • Son, Gen Monett • reileble. Free OOC Student. % T. truck . .._Ta · , .... l/Plf 11... PLASTERING
'11" ·~·. & Remodels, additions, Contr. Cwstom Alt & Add, est . 979-8542. $24.50 lat hr. Traah, tree trtm, Randy ....................... ....................... Ho1nes addlUooa, re· ................ •••··~· ~Ser.ices paUo cvn "dlul. Fenc· rc•tlos , c abinets, F•:"'9 &42-S103,91$-648t Would )'OU profer a pro-PETERSPAINTING nucco.' frH eall, '" Coe{amlc T!l,-spec. ID
•••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Berep'.!!'~ ~I. work. ~ca. ';'1ew .... ~-~ Res ., .. ••••••••••••••••••• lh • ict. •' 1 fpMllonalT 30 yn ,1 eJCp. !itpr'd. Rt•• Rates. rates.SIMBIZ ~:!_,~25yrae1t• .... U.,..,..,..,.,,.,. ... cornm . ~ ... .._, or or even. appt a yr -.10 r .. t Call G ..-.--. ,..,. ~ S~ANY MATIE R ~l. Uc It bonded. Handyman 25 yn. exp. No •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• home, ~l.12 ., • "'"" • ene DrJ Wall Finiab. Hu1 . b"'l Eve• wkn<b by appt. ~ SenK. job to amall. Family man Wa.ot a REAU. y CLEAN ~ Tape • Spray. Quallly CERAMIC tilt. New Qr re-~ j Default/DlYon:e $175• ....................... Ga\. cootractor, new, ad· Cal1 Cllfl631"'2164 HOUSE! Call Ginsbam 1-..Cllf'hil All PROFESSIONAL controlled. Rlcbetd model Free •t. Sml jbs
• C0Uect1oo.s 30% • carpet Man will lay.yours dltiona, re mod., rea.. Girl. Freeesl 64.5-5123 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pallltlng. lnter/Exter. ~178'1 Free •t. ' welcome. 531-auG art 5
Onaftkdn vtn g or m ine . Repa irs Ir comm. Free e&l. Spiro ,.~ ..t.. l.ANDSCAPING. Real -·ar~ •---t.--1) 1 (up totnal) cleaning too!Guarwork 548-8250:547-0204 ...,.. •• llCJ Housecluninl with a Reuooable prlcea. .-........ Plla:lll19 ,..__... ...
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Courtcaeb extra Shampoo & steam clean. Drapery Fabric Sale incl. mowmg, tnmm111g, •-~ • ••• -•.na ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1011.rJHooelt.tu·eUal>le moval. Fr'Ce EIL 6 refs.
n moOiyLublee,Atly. Color brighteners ; wht. 47,000 yda m atoc:k must spraying, weedlng. Free Fol'stormcleaoupwitha Brickwork. Small Jobi. YOUNq llAN .. 5ynexpr MltYle.t. BoU, 11/C OK. Callae.:J95Z
(7l4)SX.7200/M\ 7pM cpts 10 mm bleach. Clean be sold ! 70% saYU11.5 ln· esumates. 545.7072 smile. Bonded, imured. Newport. eo.i. Mesa Is ln-wallcovennc. Pt,. '11l·~orM'7-038S ' ," call (21.3) UH1tl5 liv. din rm. hall SU. Avg ventory reduct.Ion guar. Freeesu. ~9525 Irvine. 87S.3175evn. eats. ~6And)' Removal .eut " baul. ·' rm $7.50, couch $10, chr J.st quality. Ken Butcher C..EAN-UPS/KAULING Any plumbinl water Stumpe renaoved, fence
1 • • ' $.S. Guar el.i ru pet odor. Drapery 1510 E. Edinger Pruninc·PlanUnc H~ECLEANlNO la our Brick, block, concrete. Thie Ex:ter. PUn_Ung b)' ...-V· leaks, bathrm encl, repaln. etc. 8d2-0307 labJ'liffllMJ Cpt repair. 15 yrs expr. Santa Ana 5'1-0203 Freeesl. 642-9907 bus tneu. Relia bl e Free est. Call 546-7$33, R.Slnor.St.Uc.,ma.Try ceramlc Ute. Reas
••••••••••••••••••••••• Do work myself. Refs 541·2080 d service. Janice's Rag-John Roberta me. 836-55$53' hra. f13Z.3'68 • Wl'oh ,_.. • • 531-0101 Lan s c a P e s t o rm eedy Ann's al&U-1800 -• ,......,._, i ,NJ>ther lo watch your · Don"t give up the ship! dama1e,freeeat.,maln· Sellin& anything with a Prof paint'g" paper PLUMBING Free ••••••••••-••••••••••••
''thild m C.M. Fenced yrd, SELL idle items with a "'List" IL in cl11ssHied . tenance ava~I. Kim's Woman , ex pr • d Daily Piiot Claa11fled Ad han1anc, work luar · e.Umate. work auar., Window• cleaned, r e-
,, 'bot lunches. Daily P1lot Classilied Ad. Ship to shore results! Landscape Mamtenaace. b o use c I e a n in g . is a simple matter • • • Free eat. 531J·U8S, fut •erv. 645·1700. aaonable9 bualneues,
' ;,, · ' Call Karen, 645·6748 642-~78. 642·56'1tt. $16-5080 References. Call 645-2190 Just cell 642-5678. 53M7ll> eAM-lOPM ,bomel • , NT-4461
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11 1•1' OHE OF A KIND <'r'OPPeci. vie 17th & Santa A~~nyl "'ILi CL.IC AICHITECTUUL Experienced person or ume, Wed thru &an, $3.50 Accur. typist. Oppor for Mesa Verde C.Onv. Hosp.
"' Es tablished board & Ana.548-1S04 :833-2801 AGUUMODB.S A/r,.. ,.. Se niorlintermed iat e wewilltrain.lmmedla~e hr.B&Jbotl,f'D.7730 adv.549-1767. 611 Ce nter St. CM
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FRANCHISE COUNSELOR
Cocka poo. J O lb:.. OUTCAUOMLY system for dynamic architect/developed pro. int.en~. Restaurant. Es)ler. thru Part Ume &irJ 1>20 ~Cook, part tim e .
Brookhurst &Cbapman. 631-lltl growlnf restaurant jects.FUUbeneflts. 137-41004tM< T. Bal dalred. Apply, weet.1eo'loffice.sosne ~as~,PYldub.Ex-
GG 530-4016 c hain. Salary com · Richardsoa,Chase. VlctorHicolnn,361Cllff CUll&omer contact. Costa per. only. A.flu 12 nooo .
, ~;r• 1 Co k OANCl::OF FUN mensurate w /expe r. Johnson Autottplicarbuildernttd Dr. La&una Beac h. Mesa.6'4-el!i6 ~3515 ~ · Mae, c apoo, Btn nude girl da nce & Restaurant background SAN CLEMENTE part.I runner, beP« for 4tt-MT1 ApPb' Moa lhru ----.._-----reddish lite brwn. Vil' rap sesion. lOAM to lAM helpful. Apply, Jolly (114)(98.-0890 appl"ft!Ucahip. VW exp. Fri,J.lllftm, ' --ara-CvOKS fo'ordh11m and Fair. Ans. be:Jplul 631 zttl ..,.. --" Ex to "'J~h·· .... c.J7l2 Mon-Sal, 12PM to 8PM fto&er, Inc., 8-Spm, Mon· . · · P'or buaypurcba1ln1 ore. per. necea. Sal open. "" __ .,., _____ 1 Sun.625 N. Euclid,Anah. Fri. 170'2 GilJette Ave. Artas~ for perspective loolllH.,./cterll M1&1t have purebatine Apply to Cher, San
Lost tiny while m ale 559-flSO Irvine. drawmgoaPQOlslt apas. AVON DuliesincludePottlngt.o uper. Duties include Clem ente Inn. 125
Maltese dog w/oo tags. FREESESSION W/AD 644-6194 ledcers, Ute typing & heavy pboae, typlng " l'!a plan•ian, San
Vic 811t Ca nyon on Wed. Art Netcle Work Time on hands, tired of percentage computa· clerical. Type min _Oe_ment __ .. _____ _
2 15 . .t-'ace & backend *SANDY'S* ~ al home? Meet lions. l().Ke)' a must. ~m.
clipped short. i\ns to OutcallMusage ACCOUNTING Mature resp. adult with people, make money " Xlnl loc & benefits. Ma.sterSpeclaUiesCo
name of Ceasar. Very 973--0329 expr. if1 needlepoint. have fun. Become an 6'4.s82A 1640 Monrovia Ave
Slarl your own Travel old F CLERK crewel & kniUing wanted AVON ru o
k 0 _ • a miJy losl wit.bout ---------• r . I . repr.esentat1ve. BOOKKEEPER ........ 6'2·242'7 E E n--_.._ • ,1 .• ~elwor a~enry. IX' a h U OO d •SHERI LEE• or posH on 1n Art For more r t 0 .-...manent ...-"-.our pa rt or the growinu ~~ re w ar . Certified Masseuse A Cull lime position is Needlework Specialty II ~704~n oria \l: Experie n ced in a ll Cltrt&/Subltfhltn Newport ore. No aper. ' tr I d try "tart p 11 bl r · Shop. Some reta:al exir. ca or en• journals, Ute typing & needed, will train to I.es' •1 ave m us ·"' u . HouseCalls -By uppt. ava u c or a n in-7-llSi. phone. nonsmoker. Accepting appUcatjons ... . , .trainin~. t echn ical & LOST : Gr ey & while 838-6838 dlv1dual who likes to required. 645-3493 wk ys ~7-0732 for Clerk/S14bstitutea. interview applicants.
,mcrt·hand1sinl( support remale Husky. Mesa &. work with figures and aft 9 AM . -------------------Kno led& bl I tr M us t ha• e g ood '.,rov1dcd Total invest River s ide Dr. CM. FOXY LADY has a high level of skill,---------Babysitter, ruu time for .,, ii e n ° ice telepbaoeability. Not,yp.
t $30 000 T I M "-••"1 accuracy and s.......4. Of. 2~ yr old earl. Care for Bookkeepe~. Permanent akills & ability to type 45 In g. Salary +com · .. ~ is . . c e. r. .....,......, ....,~ P rr work m your home .. wpm. $S.49 hr. Apply to: ~a. 714/838 9242 o.tcal M41U411J* fi~ experlen~ is essen· ASSEMBLERS your child as well as f\all charge bkkp'g thru Irvine Unified School mission "lt1nt company Lost:Male Siamese cat, 731-3561 lial for this po11tion. nune NB. 644·8071 T/B, cbeck writing, Ute District, 294.l Alton Ave, bene6U. C.U for appt. ~toLoan 5025 Sealpoint. Has flea col· Work In pleasant en· 50TralneeAsHmblen typ'&· Send resume in· Irvine. 714 1556.4900 VldorTt.,PfClrJ ' •••••••••••••••••••••• Jar. Vic: HamilloD & PREGNA NT ? Caring , vlronment w1lb good Neededlmmedlalely BJbysit~er/M ot~e r'e cl'd rf!fa w Brian Bax· Equal()pporEmployer. ~ ~ ht,lltd&lrdT.D.'s Harbor . Answs r s t o coofu:Senlial counscllng &i companybenef\tsinclud· LongitSbol'tTerm elperlte house eep· endeoCo.33SE.l?thSt., 1714tSSW5JO
;",", LOANSAVAILABLE "WUti".642·22m Teferral. Abortlon, adop-Ing 2 weeks vacation Alsipment.s ln1. 16 Mon lhru Fri. CM921627 j~~~------•i.-.;_;_;.;~~;_;-~.
I; lo Credit no problem. Found: Senator Bicycle. Uon" k~ptng. after one year, company 3ShilbAvallable. g: hr. Non s°Bkr. Rec.., ___ .;.______ aenc
lnlbt-, 752·5903 <>wqer idcnL by ser. no.,1_APC __ AR_E ___ 54'7_·_2S63-t paid group lnsorance. Muatbneowntransp. .,.e!~:=ilMaycrest IOYS-CMRLS --.---------I cdClr 1pd. wbeet 11%.e • ESCORT SERVICE ttedlt uruon, etc. Apply C.Todlr 5SM520 12·11 years ol e1e. Even· Money Av~lable, many • d "loc l at: Free. Top Pa)'. Vac Pay e.A ... A.. ln k otit-•-~rc;~~.~~~~OJecta. ~"f.'~~B.;~~.5.1&-.~05
.. t. ~=g 014MGECOAST VktorTa_,.,_., ._'I'&&& :t.:J:U-roribeo~ ~ ~ ~ DAILY PILOT S.. •Ice• FUD.time teller for Sid. IJ Pilot working with ao '-Swin1·2nd & 3rd TD's. Fouad: N.B .• Ladies bike, Physical Manal'e By Dl•WalterlOdde ltCo in Nwpt 8dL Exper pref. adult aupervisot. Earn
' l day approval 21 .. • wine co Io r . 'Iberapast. Apporntment 330W. BAY ST. aol2S. E. Briltol Typing req. Xlnl co. $20 to S30 per week or
' •· Credit not important. 714/87~ Only. Steve, S48·2817 COSTA MESA Sl.elO N-Beach benefits. Gd working at· more. Call <213) s.97-«116 ._ NB Between the houu 8 w-...-· l noon lo 5pm. (2 lS > Construct10n &Busmess round: B1k /tan/grey · · (ComeroCBristollt moapbere. Pease caJl -------~ A M. • 5 P.M. Call lor ap-,.. .. ___ ..._..,__. ... ., __ ., f -.:Mn. 5pm-°"'m. Call Loans Husk)' Sbep mix pup, MOOa5/HCoaTS polntment please -.....--...-· ........ en 113-3130 or Collect ·wy
Call Mary. 979·7297 app3 mo11. Blk face. Vic: VlPSERV1CEM0-94SO. 642-4321, Ed. 276 Carl'llr) appt. i----· ------
. JtJeMe CcJllt'l It Wilson ~~~~~~~~ ......... Se+kl' · M<>HEY cM 64'155&3 · u~•&vi-1 Ecr1lal .. ______ _. EJor£ u 1P/ll ·BUSBOYS low rates fast approval. · · ._,.. -()pportunit)' Emplofer
0 6 9 e pe nd nble. honest FOUND: OnOcean Blvd. ~ M•Mge BanklDI Bu1bo1• aeeded f9r
UTOTEM.
Convenience
Market
Pollllona now avall. 2nd
& 3rd Shift.a al all our
locations. Start S2.6S-S3
hr. Interviews (Onducted
M.on·Frl at:
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Garden Grove 537-4140
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Equal Oppor Em"lo)'er
service. 2nd 'a. 3rd's, sw· at CdM Slate Bea.ch, Fartt.'-ofit! 201IAlllE£ Clt8HTCHICIB days, •PlllY dally llAM. ings,968·99868ob. Men'a presc ription ServingallOrangeCo. Acdnl Bktpag For ematl lodependent llfC.aa,298E.17thSt.,
MoMyW--.d SOJO :::.;:1~•· On 2112118. 83>73U TIWOIAIY ASSEMBl.ER$ bank w/xlnt bene11ta.1~c;.;;..11.:.;._______ GOCKTA1L
_..................... Need a mailing addreas? Realst.er Today to went Call Irma for appt. C.f~ ltl/F• fult or W.tJTRISS
Pvt prty needs S15,000 2nd FOUND: 21,.A, Bllt Lab & an A confidential phon onvariouuceountlni~ NEEDED MOo-5100. p/t. bn,goodpayle Cocktail waitress needed
.Jlf.D. private loan. Terms Husky on Magnolia & mesH1e service ? Ca bookkeeping aulin· lllMEDPIA~Y BARllAIDS-$S/Hr + for benetlu. Irvine area. forewmµ,aa, apply dally
COUM1B/fOOD sav.
P/Ume~. appty Pup-
N ·Taco, Harbor al
Wilson, C.U. ).5PM
CUSTOMER
SERVICES
NEW<>Pa.IMGS
Larae manufacturer ex-
pand h1 g customer
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Mek..c; 6 indfviduals, DO
aper necessary, \o call
on ret.aJI 4cc:ounta. )lust
be neat ar ambitions.
$600mo.
Starting nllr)t, rapid
advancement. call for
appt. ''· negotlable.~339S Adams,H.B.Approx.4'h Gai1Ml·5888 roent.s. Work doae to TOP ~.m •"•-..iP1. Porti7 Cll Callforappt975"5257 llAM. Ml CaH, 298 E. ., Mosold 54&-Z118 ---------t h Fii AD .... , ... .i--, aftC Is _.,_.... • • • lnhSt.,C.M.
· Mo.t~gtl. Tnnt · ,_.... Senlcn 536 He~ t~m&.: Acc::n~ Ir:"';":' &:' c I u de• ~-eCANVASSEll• 9u.ot4J
'""'' o.d 5035 "FOUND: Gray Striped ...................... lanl• needed tbruout weeteo41 Loni &abort Barllaid,pt.Cime,Noex-*'Jlr+Bonu.s li:$0.9:30 CodihlWaitnH DILffBY
.:• .,.••••••••••••••••••••• Neulenld Male cat. very Jtoyalty Limousln OranaeCo. term aa&CJlmenta. HoU· pernec. , p .m. Call 6·1 p.m. Sc9-ot ~/Courier ., . LOWEST frieodly.~10.CM. Service. Dally, Hrly, RobertHalf'• da1 • vacation pay. MT·Mll ..:•=..:::.,=------Day/eve classel. Place· 5 Day wk. P/&ime am or ~ • ........ tlafn Found Black & White Wee.kl1 ratu. Als o. Accountempe :w':rltallutloD plan car WMb Cubler, NW'pt ~ 1>-r1~ ~S:·tl~aS1~ pm. Knoy O~rg Co.
I .T.D' _.__ Striped Cat you I speciala to Las Vf!&as o 5()05. llllaln,Ste501 ··-••"""" 71 • Lapu Area. Please m.31411betW111&1 M • .s.--• n · Su Fran. .. Be A Kin No.Tower,UllionBank _......,._ call~ Waitresaea,trvlne. ·. -2Jld T .D. L.o9tl. Lacuna Vlllagt. TI().-01.30 F« A Day ... LduT7 + ID The City"' Onm&e Dole the tboultJt appeal _C_.;im_p_a_n_lob_;.., _lt_in_d_it_u_n_·, DBJY•Y
F'ainstTermaaince1949 FOUND: grown Cat, our new custom buiJ 714/135-'103 to you? If eo, coaalder Cl9 denstaodlnc to care for lluU be •luaaky for -'~ S.....,.Mf9. Co. neutered male Tabby, Lin coln town ca~~~~~~~~~~~ ••= Drf johWla UM pnettiioas 1\aD or p/time. N. B. my mot.her. 133·5158, fumlture deliveiy. elea11 .... 642-"2111 545-0611 Vic. Harbor Blvd llmousine.n4/Sl3.a3l. .--•• offtce1ol\J!UqueHorw nataannt.Sendreaume M>G'll up&tod'ct)obs.Full-time . • ,, W11ton ,Cll6'6--UlOaft.6 ,._._.._, _., •cc..,_..,AMT 741 rr1•faatlrltlc11'18. Ac· to: ci.allled ad -.o 147, --------•Apply in_.penon. 1931 ~ed couple bu money . ~ •IMll you reauY wan .ASST COMT'lOU.11 ~ ,.,,,_,, celere~ed com minion c/o Dail1 Pilot. PO Box C«¢ I• T,... $600 Newport BIVd, CM
, '"I lo lend lit & 2nd TD , l.olt: Peacock atra)'ed or ila tile. Barbdale Self Aseoc. Deai1DStudlo OnrdpCo.Alrport) acbedt&Se, in-boule swill 1560, Coata lleaa, Ca IQOIX; Free. Super co. Will -_.:.---:.----
ent.8J7.3144 · · !2l812¥euDr.Rewatd! ~teemcntr.751-1334 Newport Beach desip Bqual()ppcrBmpAoyer loau., creetlve sates 928311 send you to achool to N••J,...•lf"'r
• M 541-5703. Social cw. 540 firm baa lmmecl. opeoln1 ~c::1~~;':':~ Qdld care needed. part learn on-Uoe computer Permaneat pa.rt· time job
foe penoa with e.xper. in •cs••• as mimltratioll. Be unt..ue time my home, S.E . ror excitine lnterestinf ddlvertn1Wlyrdorning DATING G/L,A/P,EDPAAcct's -.. -... dutJes.Preleraomeaen. LAThnestohomesiD m.gmt. Xlnt growth op-Lile factory UH11lbly. ln'TlwtthUolqueHomee Hunt. Bch, 2 children, olcuper.Accur.typbag. Irvine/NB areas. llust
portunlty. Salary com· tmmed aeed w / 1ood Real Di.ta. CcJlltact Jim l :3o.S:30. 968-70'11 Call Sally, s•0.605$, be retitbl~fc have des>en-
_..;___;...._ ____ __. memurale wllb ability. lltartilll wafea. Frha1e 1~W~Ood~•~t~ITWOOO~~~~~!IChlld care & some Coastal Pt!nsODftel Aaen· dable trinsportatlon.
(714)551>-1801 beneftts, Cal 54CMT'n !or 1: bousecleaolng Sun/Moo. c:y, 2790 Harbor, CM Sal.., $.115 mo. 546-0Z35.
ACCOUMT1"6 Cll 1 _iaterview ___ a .... ppt;.;..._· ---Bk It pr , m l n 3 )' r a Must have own trans. ComtnacUon Dmta1 Aa9"l. ortho. ebr.
Payablea le payroll ex· A.ssallllMw/Uh automotive exp. Waaes Refi.req.6"-tOOOwkctys llapealte exper. repair ~.4~~)'11.0rthonp.&
Some clerical work ln· hued bn exp." abllitt. ::Sr~~ "7-3983 " paint. own tools &t R.D.A.req.842·ZGS
volved. 1\IU & p/time. E.O.E.S48-l8&6,llnCo e _;... __ .....;.;;..;.;.. ____ tt1».Goodpaylaf\ature. Dental Aut acllool
__ ;..._ __ __,:.:.__1 Call 77<>-21167 CLEANING 9'J0.2300 ained '
.Ass1lltltr• Boatll&rdactu,rer Japuieae apealdq .lady &r .::;r::ec.
DEPT Hr 18 prerd for 1 dQ weekly 1ia
WeWWTraln • UI N.B.Calle¥a;M4-4DS l'nuunrrlOllAl Diamond eetter. Ex-Dtt._.. W-4/C Ill at.._,_______ """'"''' ~Olll7·
c.....c-try Top quality 1ailboau. Clerical lOHt f't ml 1l4-'1M122 NoSped.alUu~'d. Cball•n1ln1 a11l1n· • ':o~ J:>labwMber. M/F, twJ or w.w.r. ment-hll benefit•. SR. TYPIST ca...i•ttuoMncll ~t.Goodbn,goodpaylt llacGrecwYacbtO»rp medical, ckmta.I, optical. 11'\old ~ ...-T-areL eau 1831Plac:aW CM C•ll Bob Wal1bnr, .-a .. •-tntereadna Polltloa for · "''" ..;._.;...;... _____ ---.i_..;.._;..;..:...;;.;;..;..;....;._ .. .:..-__ , ErlaoaYadlU ... l. IStat lndMdual Wbo eQ)oyt rorapptt75CST
l•llilllllillilil-illiiilill..-i Auto Uecbanlc, O*D tools. .trB.l(ExlC'*U.~ both public and pboee ~c J(elD needed by AM~eOMTIOL Ack'• Cout a.race. uz -------'--1 IRepto contact. BeqGlr•• 40 becblilot' fas.Mr. i.a,una oflRc;a N.CoeltBwy, ... ms ~£OED WPJ((Jpbagand2~an Nlpel area. J.Sdys wk
CtTYOP MITOPOUSH JMlftDIATt:LY collet• or equhaleot NOit beve trans I will
NEWPORT BEACH T-• "9ol't ---ro ... work nperieaee. s.nd pay aaU••I•· 'Ref's
1t..1.-.. -. . ..-... 1u.... Fltin»luqSbof -•-tu" nlUGle «letter of.,. ._ --12 _".,.."' _6_...,._ jlqy llecroClrW.... alpmeei.. HoUd.., A p1Jcationtol2039Calft fred.. -'.,,.._
Req'I I YN pU!>llc coo· dl5011.atboi81.Cll v •cat.lo D Pa J • C,plltraoo, S•• J&.1an1.=;;;;;=::' =-====;;;; i...;;;.;;;;..;.;;..;;;;..~.:..,...~--i =~b=i .. ~ ~·--Ma-ttntal--tralnee.---::.2"_,laaUoa ptu oa~ca.1111s. $1:M,. DI. J
aftlmala hlfhl1 cleit,a. OpptJ. fOC' tn&eiU1eat. .K
ble. APPl1 by. J/1171. toe frlin4lY, neat appea.rtn1 'ftllll .. ~,.,. PIQ ~lloa • appllc• youn• man over 11. lot a
Pet'llOIUMll Prmout ftl*· pot ,.. ·t~ ad Qd. Start wtth tOt man .athe ii~~~~~~~~~~ cfutlH. advancamtot ,
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tw.w..w ""Hlfpw....-. 11 w • •· n oo tWpw..w 1100 ~w.....-i 1ot ;1!;;~~!.!!!~~~~~-;_;_~~~~~~-.,.;J"-.___. .............. ,,............... ~oaiOm._. ;_ .... _::~·-;-•--••••""'" ..,.lil;::;:·--·•••tt• HlfpW.e.4 71 H.tpW• .. d 7 100 HlilpW ......
G' I frld .......... otf w. tnsur ADIM!y ott.n r 1UUU>1n(. . yn eicper. • ............................................................. . Dlt.AR~ lr ay • ....-ice 1 · ~ r_,·-~ d t The t>aUy Pilot haa ffC"Vlce r.ipau·. "tnOdel· IF YOU LllCI SA.LES 1
3 Yn m.ln ttptr. &ntlttt· lkill$, Uarbor Area. All ~.rr\~~~dl~ld::a fo~ available a small auto in&. dralna. 9794!065. P!OP.U SECRETARY ro Vt:t ot •TEI:t:Nj()N
n>et-b. m~cllukat. &c ::'::Z~:encftu. SfJOO. cm'• olfc dull•. Typina . route in ~ii•ion Viejo. POOL M..AM ~-U.,E YOU :l':~Q Financ-. gobd typing & c8::~+6~\r1tGd ~~;:.,1 Pell detail• SM.ln~y • telephone adcs&na CaatadelSolA.rea • .:arn A ..... ..,., " -~. dictation 1R>1Ut10l. Able pm pm -drawi~.8•· Muat hllY~ GtllLSHllDID machine 4t' aptitude aboutl200()frmonthfor 1''11.Hi~.nper'dorwill fpconslderacareerwtlb Oppo.ttuiutau. avail, to C(Ul'll)Oll' \ltlri•ty of 'f ~Uneworkllletter· Sandwich delh•t". s w/fi•urea de•lrable. about11nbourofyourat. lnin.r ppenoniapoot thel~derlnRealt'lltate w/j.ntl co •• falt111 baelt· eorrf'l!poncU~nee,worlcon TB.ECOP• ,• ~ Xbn j>J)' • benefna. # Start U> Phone Nancy temoon. For dcta.U:a call n; 1 t e A I aervtce. You provide the Cround Jlf'fl ,.. •OP mcmt contldenUal data apply . , '"'I
EOE. Sctfl\Wlt DrUlln& cb>~ wk,~.,,.. d•Y· Own 1133-2066 for Jppt • 64M321 and leav4' name vat n ;:~-·I t'oo~ dellire and we'll provide poaltlol\I avail dutlna llot>jo Cat Corp 2026 Exper dooly. S~I N.B.
Control•, 4040 Campus uanap t;urn. ovr $3.~ · and phone. Via 4:fabric,;~»#~$. M. the u.les lra1nin'g. our nat't • lnt 'I tic• M'--Vuw, lrvine, · exportln~ rt~m is lookin11 Dr.N.8.~7-lu for hr. Call tlaro·lpm , l..i.qllQ[clerk,ovcr2&.part 1'ogct))er W4:'U a.i you pamlQJl.~nclrflumeto rorpe.mllO.WPMMu
KathyTieman.n. ~. __ tlmefliihts. MOTOR ROUTE V. where you w~tlo 10, PO BolC 3. An1heim, Ca SECJ\ETABY. litc bkpn&. i01Um. ~Day& aw~ $3.SO
Helpers for cleaning Apt.s 6'2·6$37 l..arje Dally PUot route POOi.MAM al6 or call 7'1S.20CO Cor shorthand, non·amkr. g:: hr. Pleas~ call
.......... /.,........ &homes part/full Ume . in South La.1una·l..&guna F/time. EJtpet'cl'i.o Pool CAU lnte.r. Real Qtate Ole, Proper. 629ta1U.,rSh6 I. s Yrs exper. in PCB • • · Loan Officers, you de· Niguel. Monday throu1b . rn b t:.i . . tt MeMt. M Airport, SS,._ _____ lllJll __
elect·niech de41gn" de-M6-2.4ZO serve the very best. Top Friduy afternoons. rniunt. -pa t~or taa nf PATIRAIAS S.letl•dy·QiJti;, p/t1m•. hr wee,. Ph: $40·2960.••
tail. Dulles wiU include Homt ... bn Wmthd money, lop service, top Saturday and Sunday ch~~ Of 7 pOO\a. Seo 7'4/897.032t Matureltr~~e. Buggs 3400 t f\llnt, Ste 101.
mtcbahical detail & as-P/Ume Po51Uoot. ... duy• programs. Call Mr. mornings. Approximate· rou= ~~A~~:~~~ ~t~rJ}f~~oNa~, .2043 NW1>MBch.
sembl)' drafting. Must wk 4 hrs da a rox Meeker,8'6-0607. ly $450 per month gross Beach, Calif. 92660. (QlhJl!tl YI p eJ c . • • • have famUiarity w /cur· 14.56 h c fi' D PP LOAN PIOCESSIMG earnings. $50.00 cash de· HU iUjlrpUlf SALES $ec:telVY·1'1Ci s s1l1es rep Mbtlmuin 6 mont~)eUu rent mll·speca for PCB 962-7470 r. a onna, posit required. Phone EOE. Els Ltt's .. Honest needs weU ~toomec;I In· experience preferi'ed ror desi~n. Xlnt PaY. & TIAIMll ~·43.:u. ask Cor circula-Practical Nurse, exper.WE~ialp•~Ti.O., lf "OU wem't lookmg for twe/l~.'!·"ttoGrr,·~·'e Frsktldl~sy. th111 Cull tUn.e ~ltlo.n. benef1ts.EOE.Sclenufic HOSTESS P'/tlme opening for t1on. Leave name and C ar e of elderly ~ -r ~ ,. " .. 1 Mu.stworksomeSatur
Drilling Control~. 4040 Exper'd, F /time. Apply sharp, enthusiastic loan number and make of gentleman. 'Mature, YOUltFUTUH !o:i~\ b:~::cli~/w~ book.keeping, Thomas day bours. W(t oKer a
Campus Dr . N .B . to. Oliver Fosler. San processing trainee autotobeusedandyour cheerfulwomanwhoen AnEqualOppor. d di! 'ti k shorthand & good 800dsalary1tnd~mli
557·9051 ask for Katby Cleme n le I 0 n . l 2 5 w/typing & ofc skills. call wlll be returned. joys cooking. 673·6812 Employer . ~ f~r so~~!~o : ~ ~melphonotrrcr~~&!ilL!ol~ paqkage including A
Tiemann. &plandian.SanClem. f1:~~sJ.~eEJ~.vings, NewportBeachSandwieh dys RECEPTIONIST for ac· job, this ad wouldn't be Noo-smlcr.499·~5 rom~ny paid umlonn
DRAPERY OP'&RATORS ---Shop wants p/t help frm p R E s c H o o L tive Real &<it.ate office. here. If you are a c.areer ---------i r: an in~:!.'v~~ ~nn•a. ·exper'd . The Classic Housekeeper/babysitter LOAN PROCESSOR ll:S0.2 :30 M·F Will train TEACHER·must be born Must bet attractive, en· minded adult & want thti SICUIJTY GUARD
Draperies, 3851 Birch St. forwork'g mother. 2schl wllb secy skills for 838>3294Aft.2 again. Mon·Fri, 8:30 to t.h1,15iastlc. selC·starter, oppt.y to earn three to Security patrol guard, IRDfTW009
N.B.S46·143lor759·1648 age c~ildren. Lovely mortgage broker firm. 12:15.H.B.536-8909 lite typing. Salary open. five hundred dollars a l/Ume, must have cahr s•vt~S •"LOAM
home 111 CdM, hve-out Loan background pref'd. MUASESAIDES/ Appl}' in person only week. call toll fr~ (1) State certification to ,.. ,.... • DRIVER sale boat parts prefd. Ref rt.•<fd. 9am·5; Near Fash ion 15 le, ORDEILIES ,..._SchoolTeochefo lfon:r~es. 3,5 PM, 22311 800/327·9696 anytime (for carry weapon. m In 1640 Adann lf•d
&atockroomtrainee.Sol 833--0888,afl5:673·7245 714/644-8824. 59 Bed Facility. Join a Certificate or nper. Btookhunt,HuntBeach. recordedmessage). saJary$3.75hr.Callbtwn Costa Mtt a ,. CA
cat, 1932 K Pomona St. h & j th 12 30 t 6 $2 80 /h 8-~PM M Fri 4.94~71 92626 ' S.A. (EdingerexitoUSS> Housecleaners ~eeded. Loan Processor. min 6 appy group en oy _ e : o .. ,P r. saJesman. Need young on· -'
Mature. Top$$. <.:ar nee. mo's exper. Salary open. xlnt benefits. B_ayv1ew 64-0-8820 R£C£PTIONl(\;T aggretisive. hard work· Service Sta. Attendant. l714J 979.Jt 10 Drulpto... SalffClert& 6'2·l403or64S..3439 P06 avail immed. Call g:~.~ Tbunn Ave, Printing Collater, p/time. '1 Ing salesman. to make exper'd.. Full or p/tlme. Eqitm Opporfuvffy
Beach area. F /lime. Housekeeper live·in rm Pat, 84&-0607 · Now accepting appUca· Exp er• d & in ex . ~P money selling vans & Appl~ Arco Station. 17th ~tr M~
perm. Some wknds. Mr. & board + s~lary , a~ross HURSES AIDES tions tor Mon & Tues peri enc ed . }f ea v y .Fiats .. Exp. nolnec. Good .&:_l~r_:v.'..'._1n~e~. C::_·:.::M:;·:__--:---I~~~~~~~~~ Elwood.675-0lSO. the street fro m the LYN'S Exper. pTe!'d. Will train night shifts. Apply 9am-phones, Ute typ'tng. Get beoer~ts. 772·9800. 1221 -. .
ocean. To care ror elder· Full & p/time. AM & PM qualified persons All 4pm Pennysaver 1660 bnk into touc h w I a No. Harbor Blvd. Ana Service StatlOn Atten TEI.I.El
lldel'ly woman to live in shifts avail. Apply, Park shilts avail. Apply ·Park Placentia.Costa M~sa. wodtlngscheduJe. "-'es Manager wanted dEani • .!.~1P1~~'di" DeayAp& O · b kl as companion to semi· ly father, no children, _00 Co ,.._ • .,,,, CALL TODAY , ..,.., . , . ves. ru .. p m . . r previous an n.:
invalid. Lile duties, 962·1983Crystal Udo Conv. Center, 466 Li . ov. ~nter, ....., Printing Trainee. Alert in· . . . 5% comm. m-hou.<i~. 10 ,o ply. Shell stati •17th & knowledge. So. West cl~aning. cooking & giv-Housekeeper/Chauffeur flagship Rd, NB Flagship Rd, NB. dividual w/mechanical ~Q~ 0 f f1 Ce • com.m ne_w ac<.'ts .. selling trvine. NB. Bank, Laguna Beach,
in g medicine in ex· R ES DES aptitude for tralnlng in 0 overl oad audio visual binders. Ca11Joan497·lnl.-.e change ror room & priv. Female, Live-l{l. MACHINIST HU S Al . label printing business. Do~ard Ind. 3118 W. Service ~a. Night Attend ._.LE.Ills ••
ba. Fall brook area. 1 Call 646-8301 7-3 & 3-1~. Exper. pref d. Xlntoppor. 645•2771 557 0061 A1pllle. S.A. 549·8864 2 Ors rutes a w~. Apply, ... ~ ':"cc""ou.:.s (711) 728 85'1S SS6 7453 Will train. Mesa Verde • . Shell, 17th & Irvine. NB ,_....,,.. ~· · • • · Houseke~per. lady in 5Yrsminexper.Capable Conv Hosp 661 Center 372.JBirchSt,N.B. SALES·P /ttme Days.
ELECTRICIA~
JOURNEYMAN
NEtDEO
IMMEDIATELY
Long term assignment.
Hospital & v~calion pay.
Hospitaliiat1on plan
avail.
3841 CCllllpllS Drive
546-474 1
(Across From
Orange Co. Airpert >
F.qual Oppor Employer
wheelchair, 5 day wk. or setting up all basic St CM ' Production Mana•ement Fabric Shop, C.M: Service Sta. Attendant Permanent, fullrilme,
H.B. 714/962·5224. maclune tools. N/C ex· ' " Call646-4040. Linda P/time. Exper'd. Neal typing req. Previous ex·
per. desired. We orrer DEPT HEAD/ Receptionist /Sec'y appear. & handwritlne. per desired but not·nec
HOUSEK EEPER. Sleep -xlnt co. benefits & a OfFJC.E/ • weekends only. Marine Sales person to sell ad· Apply 2590 Newport Mutual Savings &--toan.
in 5 dys week, ea.$y work chance to advance in a Wood/CabiMt Slilop type business. Newport vertising by telephone Blvd, Costa Mesa. 2867Bill KEu.ICJ o67a:~SORlwO,y. t:d.~ Cor Leisure World elderly fast growing co. Top quality sailboats. Beach. Call 645·7100 for week Iv shonnPr. ., liiO
couple, in comp!. elec. Apply tn Person CLERICAL Challenging assign-Salary + comm + paid Serv. St.a Help needed im· M/F homenrGale~8.Start at TeloMc/•rltefey ment-full benerits. RECEPTIONIST. aurat· vac. Ask for carol, med. ~II or p/t. Apply, T--T--k-0-.-ve-..,.,.....-e-x once,2dys orrwkly,need medi 1 de l 1 ti 1 Uve girl lor busy CPA 54().Q89 900 E. Cst Hwy, Nwpt ow, rue n A 1 · own trans. Prefe r 2825Lagunacanyonlld PART·TIME ca, na,ophca . Okin Newport Center. Bch. perd. Top pay. PPY.
mature sgl person. $25 LagW\a"Beach Ca II Bob W a Is aw ' Good telephone manner Seamer. exper'd in sew· G&.W Towmg. 1000 Irvine
da. 581·4-014 Equal Oppor Em'ployer We need someone to help Ericson Yachts. S4Q.800l & ability to type well a ing dacron & nylon sails. SEWING Of'RS Ave. NB 642· 12M
1.1.'l through our busy of· must. Call 644-8244 or F/time. Yr aroun.d posi-Special .machines. All T . \ 'P'.a k e HOUSE~IVES Maid, live-in, must dnve, rice day. Some filing. 8J3.9522Corappt. tioo. SaJ neao. Will lead eround girt. $200 wk Bi· _.!1!~~:sa fs=lrg
W<>!-11d you like to work 5 days wk, Sleep in Fri, typing, calculator work, PRODUCTION lo 1st seamer pos. lingual. 642·3472. N.B. est.ab co N~Pex nee ~hile your ch1ld_ren ~re Sat & Sun night. Othet" & possible accounting RECEPTIONIST Marshall Salls, 646-0038 ext3 Xlnt h 1 · " -+
U1 s_chool. Hrs 8 .30·1.30. days dayworker. Can machine posting. Must n.Akiltsca ... _, Mwkdys. comm~ '~~ve Uit best
Assisting nurses aides d j s cu 5 s. C are for have 10 key exper. & pro-TYPIST Tustin based real estate Seamst.ress wanted for 5:,k;~~::gf(.~~~ ~~ program Cor m9!tlnl! w/patlent care. Apply children, housework etc. Clciency. Hours would be firm. Typmg,_ phones, sailmaker. mon e y . A p ptl Y •
Park Lido_Conv. Center. Sal open. N .B. area. approx. 8 :30am tit IBM etc. Good environment, Call548·3467 Bristol,S.A. Goldenwesl Insur.. ~
466 Flagship Hd, N.B. 673-1720or673·2337. 3:00pm Monday through ~nents. growth op· USA STEREO s. Orange. S.Ar lQam·l:l
Housewives supplement Friday. Please take a SELECTRIC II portunilles. 714/832·2881 Stodcroom Cler\ noon & 3pm·7pn:t; Ted
---------yourincomelearnto sew MAIDS moment&droparesume E . d l . •SECRETARIES W h 1 I Wynn.540-5581. :. B.ECTRO ... IC to·. xper1ence accura e Receptionist/typist. Will To$16,000 e ave an entry eve -~------.,.,..-" & earn money while FuJI time. Good benefits. T · t d d · be booltk · · t " ·
Engineers. Technirians children are at school. Holiday lno, Laguna Classifi.clad m~~1i~te~:.e 7~ w
1
pm,;. ~"fc~52-S282ttplDg. l ~~Y~~P~y~i'[~~ ~l~:k1ro~::i~ A1:pli~~n~ Ex TRAper .• ir:p~:holfice. :r:;.s~~"1~le~~gitBa~ck& ti'a~~1~.t!n:::h6 E . ~~ntactPersonncl, c/o':~~f;_ (~fdATJONREUEF Receptionist. must have lliReindersAgency :ri~~ a::::~~ ~fi~: ____ 644_·537_3_...,,• __
an a Io g cir cu i tr Y . . . MUST BE ABLE TO exper w/active phones. 4000 Birch. Ste l04 dri ti M t be · ·t w Diversified work load in If you re not taking home . PO lox 1560 Newport Beach 833.8190 vers c. us In· Travel Agent Train e
S200 per week Call Me Mad & Linen Men COltoM..saCa92626 WORKDAY OR NIGHT Pron in appearance & CallCorAppt/~tab '65 surable. Employee will train if nee ary. design & testing of in· . . · ·' s ' SHIFTS demeanor. No typing benefits package pro· Good typing req'dired S•-·mentati'on. We h a v e . e s t a b . r;ume. No exper nec._Ap-... 8 30 5 M / F · ...
... u b I R · Excellent Wor .. mg nee. : · • on ri. vided. Apply, 1922 Bar-Non smoker, must have ADVANCEDKINE'rlCS customers waiting ~o e P y to f¥CY, s~~ OFFICERELP-Prr. Conditions starti.ng$600.833-3640 s&r•ET•RY rancaRd.lrvine. air line exper or <ravel l2JlVictoria.C.M. served. Houtell aviut..m Clemente In~. 12;;i 1 . p -~ ,..
&.16"7165 H.B t-'uller Brush (;() Elipland1an,San Cle~ 1·5,Mon-Fri.$2.SOhr. ~~~'!ce0rs~~T R.ICOl.DSCLERK Minimu!1'2yearsexpcr. Swttc.hboard Opr. P /time cours.es. Full ttavel
754-6471 Call646-8838. ~ ~ POLICE DEPT. Luxurious Newport t .,. . Will t . benefits. Call 64.0-6671 KO"E. ' MAIDWANTED DAILY PILOT ff o .. ;time. ram. M yg.5pM
Elect ....... ;c Techni·cian for lnsurance-Grou.p Ilea.Ith Don Qwxote Motel Offset Pressman, High W Ba Sl Sal range S&J2·S883 mo. ~~ re~I estathoe 0 ice. Call 645-8i72. --------a!'t-~
•vm N Bl CM qualt'ly 1·nstant/com 330 • Y • Req'• shill work . IJUUIUleepmg&p nes ....... 11!'.1 •G testing delay Imes & Cltal1mst lExam~~~r. /t-;,P 2100 ewport . merclal'shop. Exper o~ A~t. CosFortaPMaulesWaard Perfor~ clerical duties Ca11Cheryl67S.6161 TEACHER car':::'oyp~po ... rt'"ftity'." EK-puls e transform ers. a easH yr. ; ... mk es I-Ma1'ntenance & L·1nen AB Dick •·tor Hamada '"""' --•-..... U rds E "d 61 P ....... ..... G Wlh rt 1 r time/ omewor . a . "' li'n lOp rt ·t naal-..topo cereco . S.C-'-P/tf xper em. or re· per FIT, GIT, Cruise. _ • ro ~Ppc> uni Y or n 549.1767 Men, Utime. Will tram. equip necessary. Good -IMIEmPJ>00., .. rum Y Type 45 wpm. Final m. • ··-'' ,.. School teacher preC'd. F..l;tablished N.B. agefl-person willing .to learn. ope · · Apply, Gen'I Mgr, San opportunity for the right plO}... Ing date 2/'lA/78. Apply Small manuf. in Irvine Live.in duties for well Pl 11644 7313
Valor Electronics, C.M. Insurance Agency Cl e m ente Inn. l?S quality-consclowpnan orl~~~~~~~~~~I Personnel ()((ice. City of needs p/t secy. Typing & behaved twins age 3 & cy. ease ca ·
Call540-9264. Agency needs girl. ex· Ellplandian.SanClem. woman.540·1355 l'tlODUCTIOH Laguna Beach, S05 gen'torcwork. Wilting to some household. Must ii---------
per. in personal lines. . . w-11as ForestAve.497-3311. traip right person ror underst.and&lovebright TYPISTS&:" Sl'\UIPMEHT ratings Start $900. Rapid Maintenance person. to Order Desk/Receptionist. -stea'8y, long term work. 4 children. Xlnt sal, room, .. .., advancement. Send re· care ~or recreation Accur. typlsl. Pleasant Mate I ,..em a I e. Restaur ant FOOD Hrs a day. Call ror in· board, environmeqt.
MECHAHICI sumeto:Boxl53.%Dai· oentermLagunaNlgue~. ~n.e manners. Resp. Aluminum furn mrg. PREPARATION-& tervw.55'7-7340. Send qual. personal S£CR£TAll£S
ClTY OF ly Pilot P.O. Box 1S60, 4 Hrs+ dally, Mon·F'rt. l>CJSltion. 540-1144. Jobs avaiJ in metal shop, Sales Ho&tess. Fast food SEC ETARY TYP ST background, dollar re· NEWPORTBEACH CostaMesa Ca92626 ContactCathyQ.493-0122 p d lacingltfmal,a"5emb}y. H.B. 10·3 Mon.Fri. R · I quirement to Classified Seektemporaryemplo>-' Salary S898·Sl091 Mo · Pant resser. goo St.art.Ing rate $3.37 pro-961Vi521 or968·9112. Architectural firm in ad no. 164. c/o Daily P·ilOt ment where we make it Req's l yr exper. in an Interior Plant Main-MANAGEMENT salary, plesaot .work1,ng .,..,_., to $410 hr In 8 Newport Beach seeking worthyourwhile.
h PEOPLEPERSON cond 5313 Un1vers1ty --' . rti Restaurant vivacious person. erre. PO Box 1560, Costa T-JOI aatomouve repair shop. tenance. Must ave · . months. Higher sta nr 0 . b h F . M-a ca""""""' """ Apply by 3/3/78. For in-strong horticultural bck· Exe<'.. needs p/time as-Dr., lrvme 5S2·1322 rate w/exper. Im med 11 was er, fl1me cient under pressure. ..., · "--'"· TOP PAY
fOf"mation & application gmd or comm•t exper! soc. lit wboles_al~ s~pply. openings. Thinline Mfg., Days. Brown B!i&Jer Call btwn 9AM & 12PM. 1---------1 You"re Your Own Bo!>s call Personnel Office, F\tlllime,$3.SOhr start. Fully cap1tal11ed . PcrhM•a9"' SA!n9-0131 Restaurant. 369 E.17lb 631·1700. TelcphoneSales
3300NewportBlvd.N.B. Call4.94-4lS9 642-1834. Deisel e n1ine dis · · · St. CM <across rrom ---------MEB>MO.,..EY". ~Q~ offictt • 640-2l0l. _ _..;.;._M __ ---&---1 tribut.orship. Requires PROPERTY MGR _R.aJ__.phe_>______ SECaETARY " ld d
---------1rnto Health" Ferraro's ~· experienced parts Mana t& . tol Exper. for 1 glrl office. CALLUS! 0 'over a ---------• ~-e Jw·~ is hi.ring full •·-tM•n=cr manager. Charles E . •emen -f!>aLO Restaurant. M/F. full or Work1·ng ror 4 men. Im· w d · rm ~"'"' -~ scattered un.1t.s 10 H.B. p/t.Goodhn good.pay& e nee energetic, 557..0061 , Fi.le Clerk, part time. lite & p/time help for our Women's Retail Smith Co .• Inc. 754·192C Exper 'd pref'd. Good benefits. Jrv: area. cau portant broad scope of articulate people we can ·
typing & phone. Mature newstoreinOrange.Catl Fine women's specialty p•-TIM~ pay. Ask ror Ron, fora""""7S·52S7 responsibilities incl typ. t rain lo int roduc e 372.JBirchst.Nll
responsible, expc.r only. Robin974-1728 store in Newport.Strong ""''" s: 96()..235&. 11"11"' ing . shorthand , Timelife Books to~~~~~~~~~
644-2622 personal service. EVENIMGMGR. -------~-RetAi.lSales telephone & reception. customers in many
Fish Fryer. pt-lime.
Mature woman.
• 546-7984.
FLOWER SHOP
MANA GEil
General oUJee. P~et.
lumber expt!?'. Accts re-oeiva~le & invoicing.
Must be 1ood typist.
Sta rt $650. 64Q-~940
NewportBch
Oeoeral ole work. 3' hrs
wMk, (.f Wed·Frl. 1·9 ~. Salary based on .. ~
JAHITORIAL WORK Fashion s a I e s & l175 week. Outgoing, en· P/time Eve5 & Sats. Eam SALES POSmOMS No agencys pleas-e. Call areas,
Part & F/time. 546·1330 merchandising. Great t.husiastic personality. SS-$7 per hr. taking or· MOW OPEN (714)MS40-8227C PATTEN SSS
Waffnls. & Coolt
A,pply in person. Stavro's
5930 W. Coast Hwy .li,B oppor. for training & W .., Ith th ders/dellvery. Must t i . . ~ ONEY JEWLERY WAXER growth. Xl,nt salary & or..1nr w you . have dependable car & for e~clllng news ore n 125 Baker. C.M. Blw M
Experienced bonus. Resume to Pres., Must be over 2S & have a phone. ~Iler Brush Co. Fashion Island, ex per ---------Individual Desks Warehouse · Expanding
c:ompany U, C.M. has Im·
med. opening for resp
person in ship/ rec' g
dept. Start $3.00 hr. Call
Greg, 549-8043.
Call 714/979-6124 Box 3179• Seal Beach, Ca depend ab I e car. 754-64'7L not required but oolY en· s.cnt.y-Gat Fri t .-Dist. U..S
!llY740 ~pervising adults & car· t.huslastic & interested Gd sh/typing. 645-2667 --... Jewelerypolisher, i----------1 rien. Available eve. & applicants need apply. HowtyW.,-
experiencedonly. Math Ori..t.d Satw'days. '642·4321, ext. ---------1 Ask -for David Moore s.u.t.v/TYDist lown. CCMRm 714·979·6122 Peno. 250, between 1·5 PM. Ask 9C SUPBVISOlt 759-o88s Stroog typtng & sli. App: Hat1 f'rodllct
focJim ..... d.""-•fllg ly in person to Mr. IRVl._.e_..,.CE To train for accounting ---------Ce .. ~ 1 .... ,.... 11 Sales F\tentes. Robert Bein, ~ vm
pos. MacGregor Yacht PART JIM£ le!4i:i'ie'p rn:a.,•c::°'*ot AOYH.AMIC William Frost & Assoc.. Workpartlimeor R.:t~'~0o.t&c ..
Corp.642·8830· technical ceramits ror SAJ.ESPERSOH l4-0lQuaUSt,N.B. 8 fu~·~mt5 A piorteer real t!State EVENINGS electronic-aerospace ap-Imported automotive Secretary part time. 9.1• 3.,..0 firm bas 11)<1Ved to ne•
pllcations will be in· after market phone typing. phones &gen'I of-TIME.LJFE headquarters in Nei#port Ad\llls with outat•nding, terviewing for an im· salesperson wanted to fice work for Npt Bch LIBRARIES. INC. Beach. ·
att.ractive penonaUUes med. opening in tb.elr call jobbers & dealers manufacturer or medical Equal Opp Emptyr m/r ~es personnel who.wish
wbo enjoy working With Quality Control Dept. throughout . the Uniteds ~~u~pp~u~·es~6'5~·~2iu~i:::r-~~~~~~~~~ 0 u l s ta n d i n g ~o p . kids.Slartat$3.50per Position req's wide states.woc.km1forarast~ · uni ' · 1-t ---------1 hr. Phone 642-021. #250, ranae of skills ranging growing company selling Secretary Telephone Sales :J!s: tRES1~EN~~:t~ b!tween3:~S:OOPM. from AQL level type of bran name products. Work with executive Joint.he t.Opsalesforcein INCOME & COM
AslcforJh• inspection of high Draw ..-commission&: Vice President in plush Orange County. National MERClALarenowfielnc
Equal Q\,portunity volume ceramic sub· unlimited earning poten· Newpt Ctr oCfice. lndiv. Co. in Irvine needs 2 ex· interviewed af' 71fl
strates to sopb.isUcated ti.al. Call Mr. Wat.son for 'must have excellent typ. per. &aJes people to sell Dahlia. Near MacAhhur
PBX OPERATORS ·
All Boards Long & short term H·
aignme.nt.a. HolldAy &
vac pay. RQl\pitatltation
an avait.
inspertion of aerospa-ce appt. 714/556-8840 lng & short.hand skms & office supplies. Tbis Is a &Coast Hwy.
ceramic components tq . be diplomatic in screen· repeat business with
rig)d customer specifica· Sales·Exciling job oppor. lng visitors & telephone 10,000 exist.Ing ~ccounts.
Uoos. Majority of lnspec· w/new branch of E. Cst calls. Front office ap-Salary + commission +
Uontsdimensi.onal &vis· co. Attract appear. Car pearance. Starting bonus company paid in·
ual. Poahioa req's atiillty nee. Base sal/comm. salary $750-$800. Appli• aurance &-vacations. We
to interface W/govern• 751-6010. cants will be tested. call pay lhe highest com-
ment & QC personnel. Person n el D e pt . misslon.'I in town. For in· 1~~~~~~~~~ wm aupervl.se a limited s.Jes 71A/640-4S80. E.O. E. tervtow call 540-6091 I· p•
number oI wpecton to LAAA T ALIHS WOMAN over 4&, otX ex· assure l.St article, in-~ HelpW•ted 7100HtlpW.t.e 7100 per helpful. 8\1.Sy .N.B proc:~ & final quaUw W • •r e T 1 m. e • L lf e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •• ,.. • • •••••••••••••• etc. No typing or sal&. 4.0 control' 7' Libr&Jtes & we mark.et Hr wk. Eves & Wknds.
Please Ap. ~ly in person to T ime·Life Book& by Will tm. start S3/ltr. Call
PersonnefOfnce. fQCated telephone locally ~ in S£CREJAR. ¥-PERSONAL AMsorPMs646-407\ au.be comer ol Redhill & aunounding areas. We "" ~~ ~~~~~~ w~ c.r~,., ~ joy able telephone Jobi • Finish Prep Ii FMe J\Sublcii:' of avail. Our base pay + Detall. Handwork. TRECo~::uon ~~°:s'\':'.-~aa;~ Wi(h executive ability to help a busy Noexper.necessil'y.
3030S.RedhlUAve, between $3.50-t& per hr. guy through a busy day. You need to LADIES
SantaAna,C.912105 PJUme le r1ume work like people & to have a pleasant at· PleaseAppty'l'~! ~~~~~!w.~~~~~~~~~~; EqualOppEm t>lyrm/f 1cbedulea avalL Mom. tltudo because you'll deal with a fine l2 .. /4 DAY Wk ~~~~~~~~I al\ft " eve •hlna. Xlnt aroup _pf associates & affiliates Qlack Pay~
AIALISTA11 ~!~l'~?J:o~:;.1!~ cortentime on my beha lf). You will 6'S-3321 •
1 n d • P • n d en t • u )'o" .,. energetic, havo to have sh & typing ~xpcrience, Woodworker , expe,i;, in·
11•le1Pttson °" brokor. attlculate, aureuiv. though my dictated correspondence terior decorator. nllliil be ,..;;.;.......:. _ _......., ___ , ~~',::t"~.:~eaF:~ M wellt. "'.talk to you is moo.rate. Andlt's preferable that ~~ prl~~~ w~rk:t app't..callBud ~bltl C.~~t roaking mon•1· ~ou've had experience in· making ben ch w/min i~um
vw.a ~•141 "'tJMotS travel arrangements. The hours supervtftton. Good~·
CMbln Asaoo., 'R.altor 1111!/UPE would bb from 8:30am to'Spm Mon· ttoni, 'P•Y ~ be9efils
U$Wt11'.8, IMC. day throu&h Friday. We are located ~1:!~0•.P~1fr~':l1M~ l'.ciQialOPPEOrP11rsn1r itl Fashioo h land, NewPort Center . Gordon DHlana.. 2$0
We have nice pe<>ple WOTkiql in a Ficher Av~. CM. $4~~
p leasant office; Jt Interested pleMe
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.irlnder. t\"81cJ1/Spanl1b pas tel aet M.50. Wood for P.U. lruck $1S. 378 La HCA 16" B&W $2.'I Doth 1802 Kettering: Irvine. aotd. Uaed Vl'ry lllUe. Happy, htalthy pupp)'. l\I Oft AR part&: 383·440 2 twln bods w. t•11ch. 2 books. ri:cor,ds, potter. ('I.Ir).' Ins set $10. V•ml•h Perle Pl. CM 548'6886 have good aound and 754-lm. Open Wed. S•t. $22.5/best or-r. 830 9127 Part yellow lAb, I )T• ••hrtnh1um vuh·c rovers, thcutcr 1110tllghta SlS. leaching supplles O()c.s.:J. spr4y atora•c c:oanter picture Paperback books old.~,.. 831·~9
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ri •ood condition $20, LI DO ISLAND Sat 10·4 Jewelry ~SlO. 213 Via M E 0 1 TERRAN EA N 5c to aac each 219 dresser S25. Uke new 7.51-8922 tor. $8() each. Color TV dog' trained, apsyed. Y·
11 las'! hontl 'Ill! '69 t:orree table St5. Marbll' Koron (rt>ar > Sal 10·4 tables 2 llS and S20. Qt. ~ o I o s e t l I a C baby swtna SlO. Playpen Navajo rug s a I e. SUO. f4'-5848 es kuls. clean. Smart
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... headerb for B11t Ping pong-table 525· 4 Sl2 ~each. Dinette 1et HOLJ,EY 4 barrel for Infant seat S2. Tnke $2. Galle 31808 Camino w/c~rome rill exc F ti Sb llie milt 11 Mopar ·us-·ui. W1ne.J~penserSS. Candle VIBRATOR couch szo. table 6 chairs S2S. Sm•ll Mopar 440 SIS. Mallory 11 86 Glenea11les CM Capls?r:ano San Juan cond S8C> ~5241 • · ~~spyd, 1ovcs k.id:I'. , har)!er nr ro.id runner holders. silver and brass <~sler Ice crusher SS night table $l0. 2 tnd d11al point for Mopar 440 646·6138 aa 493-loi3 · · Smart. ndJ ad home. ~o :.i•l; 383 hl'utb nev. s.5 -S8. Hooks 2Sc·S2. <.:osco cart $7.SG. Lady tnblcs $12 for both $25. 581~ • po, 20' copper top-freeser 548-52TZ '·'"~Job s2u 11 :11 r ~omeras SS each.Mex Schlckcurlers$5.Crock Coffee t~hle uo: MISC . MARINE RMIANTIQUIS relna.Sl75. ....:..;..:.....-------.,..--
" rndagl• troys B11: Block ·~·on i;tlas~ "nre Sl each. pot $5. Larae plc:.lure llO.. Wro\lght Iron 'dresflni NICE BROWN headboard ~ud~are ::2S3·g~1em1n Homefull of 18th century • ~5746 • AdorabJe Cock·fl·PQO (T~
"op1l't' S3 <•ach. l'~I hcnchSponlsh books. ~rasi1 candleabra $10. table chair $15. Please 60'' US . Portable ice ox · oema~ Eog&FRfurnllute&ac-, lO&oodbome.
,1 r.lfllht .i:-.lt>m. nt•w SIS reco rds t ca<' h Ing ~1le Slfnd $7.506'13.:77& call ofter 2 P M 845_ 7857 typewriter ln case SlO c~m ~ atC~c S6. 911 Mia cess. Cheala. lge fruit Very nice Electnc Dryer Mii-~ if • ;1~ l"urcJ •hcadhi:ht li.ir s_upµhcs 50c·s.1. 213 via GOOD BIG recliner Sl81 Salon type massager S2S. s1on r. t wood dining table. ex· $8S. MO 5029 Uphobt.ered oorncc C
:>10,l .r hroml· ~tack w1lh l\oron <rear> Two F 1ex14 linow lire~ .:RUJ, S25. Mattren US. Electric Bacon broiler Lawn LAWN mowers SS to q\ittt.e armolre, renders. breilltlaal boolb
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helmet $18. Spalding Castello$S.2onetonjnck s prings oxtra l"ng "631·5089 ToastcrS3.Cadlh1cradlo Allpricesslasbed SlOOboth. l900W. ·ean· Sh.urpl58M446: 1::· ···~ .. TYPE L l'Opper trnnis racket SIO. Dart s tand11 S3. l sot IS" <38x80) metal frame $25. &speakerSIO.Turntablc OvertheHillAntiques front . .559-7499 • P•~·· liOdt 963.5;.1s utter board S.S. 2500 Seaview directors chairs metal Step end table S5. LICENSE PLATES SO old ss. Books 10c to 25c. ll25VlctoriaSt.,C.M. AMl!tlo. IOJt
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l>PUr<• t1rl' and wheel S1 . '12x27 .. and punch needle G uitar $25. 10 yds quilted Brown overstuffed chair G Dod~e engine as is S20. We just received a 40' mos old $100. sole Magnavox. xlnl
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SIS. l.;mn ~\\e1·per S.S. in~ of tlipper ship $10. curt $5 Carmenl~ all holstered $4. Large oak BOY's SEARS motox bike hques, lo ls of oak. WlcliftcJ Mat.rials IOZS Sofa and loveseal Blue H ton II> d1·11ul1l' Jack S20. lnfnnt srat S3 Painted "-St J end table $3. B/W TV a& \\ 1.lh •hiny f"•nde'"" 20.. walnut and mahogany • • •••• •••••••••• s11cs lv..-to · ors, I bo rt ... .., '" '"' b d ... • •• • t uxedo sty le $1 50. El<'t'lrll' nmlnr 110 Al' 11 C'l<'an \\h1le c rib with b<>lllel' and vases lOc to is SJ. roning ar ~'l \\heels $25. Master i.ur furniture. Side oar s. S46-fi..12S
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h1·:iclboard S2: tethcrhall StO Sailing life jackets yard. 775-0724 SlS. ror all. Plywood and S20-:11~·hft~e~oife~ ss ' ~EFRJGE(~:~,Tg~ 'f1 derSS0.644-7961 need loving homes. Due White vinyl couch teJt· •1·l~.fibreglm•sbowS2 : S25 r<1rh 2 handpoddlcs · particle board panels eac · 1 · orgarnge · wve 0 • HJ chair converts into tonooc:ts&mudslidesthe tured, good cond.
metal typewriter lllhll' hn~dmadc laminated CHEVY parts: Stick 4'x4' $2. each. Pl1tfonn :1-JIFJ1 ate~~ "bi' ricechalr$18.l80-S746 cbatr&tnble $1SO SPCA.is forced to clos~. $100/bst orr. 631•SfB8 an
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WF:TSUIT. Scasuit long -· Cam shafts 125. Solid cleaner attachment $25. St. CM 846-8535 nfveh us h 1· $ 6 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• what Is avail. Reg pri«!s casters 125 ea, cof & end JO~lt· si~c .~l!d!um S7 ; K<.>DAK_ mslamalic reflrx lifters SlO. Valve covors 646-1195 WASHER dryer and dis-;' 11 ! h . tF7; ~l: and DlSHWASHER· White cut 12. 494·1S12; 675-9417 tble, formlca tp, dull ~11 1dcoH1IA1013.S.1. t.imera 52~. Skis SllJ. ss .. Reconditioned ROYCE union &Iris bike hwahsher $.25. each. 185_15X>chairneedscov· Sean Kenmore. portable or673·4148 walnut wd grain xlnl
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2764 327-396 Pu.•h rodl $5. New seat wuper condition RO. mower~. Ir; mower 16. 4 $3. earh. 2 RV plues 16. ton control.a tor 6 cycle Puppies. Shots. Male & lomp$25 . .559-72'66
53 2 TWIN mnllress, springs, ringl for ~a~~n ~1~ r~: Sears glrb bike 1reen Uru 700.15 6 PlY 110. each. Electric hol platt!1 actUnp. Butcher ~k Female. 714/963-9589 Simmons sle-eper $75,
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n .. · banann seat SlO. 546-0489 each. 01!11 beater $S. with glass pot 13. Steak top. C..n be converta.a to Zenith stereo $200 bdrm
1; I ·-rmnt hood $IS: '67 r,12' 39..s · ~r ~." kih~s SlOJ2:; before nOOn Stereo $2$.17e&~ W. 20th knl\'es 3 ror 6Sc. Lorge undercounter. $150.00. AK C, A 0 OR A BL E lurruture $75, ~cas~ ~ ,o rt•Jr hood& S20 a 10 · :pan · St.oflpl1c.nt11Ave.CM oronec vinyl lounge: Cell ~0910 after 5:30 COCKER SPANIEL Sls.~763.5bef12·00 Prach · 'Iii convertible re· Ci\ll 1Herro speakers~ a Chevy .tieadlight rims GOL~ clothes hamper chair back brofrtn. vinyl p.m. PUPPIES$125. 642-3JS'J • · :11 hood Siii. '64 n11ht IH• lf. l\tilk glass and SlO. Timing chain fl ongmal S14.50. Sell for 4 Florennt lliht flxturea good sa. cotrH table ~ 2 Bwlk bt'd.s w/cabinets tr
lr•rntr1•nderSlS 536·8312 mapl<' chandelier near gea r s for 396 SIS . $7, Lllterww. Bath m11t SS. each. New & med 67S·5218 f'RCllT DAMAGED drawers bltn& mat-
n''" ssso. New lite fi x· Fly wheels StO. 3H U . Dried flower ar-plumbine parts 2Sc·S2. H<71'POINT SALE. 3308 FrwtoYoa 1045 tresses, $SO each. !>.TAl~l.l-::SS<!lectric O\'en tun·' S3 so. each. King chrome valve covut SB. ranaementa brown/ New toUet bowl SlO. 3 vw body m. vw door W. Warner nr Harbor, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 56-1.362
S2S. form1ca counter tops '"l' lx'<illpreads ss and pr. 3 spd. Chevy trans. bel&e ~$25. 831'508t box ta white bathroom with 1 11118 12s. Front Santa Ana. 87J.2921 Female long hair calico ...:.;~~------
::-3 l'ach rl11ld hike SIU. Early 60's Chevy S2S.Dri\•e shaft.llG-S25.YTV PORT BLEl2"., lllu 18 for all, Much ac1lsS2S.pr.VWcn11lnc laY-· .. n-.•-·•--spayedcat,verylovablo.KJn.ai11ze Mattress, hke l'arrier $3, small animal truck parts $l·S25. Alla Powerst~rlns unit '20. . . A '.-. mlac. dreaertfct\Jm1turt ct11ri t200cc C5. each ..... .-................. 673-9286 new. $SO.
,. a g es $ 1 ca c h : Romeo puru $l-S2S 582 Pump $8. 2 Barrel Intake pt1y1 &ood $25. Vacuum bandl9 knobl IOc & 50r boll Jolnt front ond com· HOME REPAIRS! CallSS9-
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'>PC bike &25 , kitchen or SIS 3832 A.l".B. Carb $20. 8S El StG. Slldo projector SIS. rt1dlo ror VW tlO plll<'e a da.utne<I ad ln Uon, ad (arn. Loves c~ta nurret & hutch, cant use
l'h· JI $3 each: iiweg C11mlnorearwindows10. Bluclcarpetawe('perS,,. 4 allcc toaaler 14. New wlndahleld StS.r1>1t r tM Da.11,y Pilot Service & kids.MG & wknch. it! New, ~X74 all WO<_><!
lu : stove hood SlO: C.H. DUALS complete Gasket sets sa-ss. 390 Aftor11AMtw6·1S2S RO<lwoodfratlotable$1$. wlndnw Sl~. 9'tllr aide-Dlredory tor a whole 536-l968 wtmlrr~1 c:k. Paid
Pow•rhouse belt $20. 12 In. TV needs Ford In.take manCIColdb PUSH lawn m""'cr ..,5, 0P~~~rrto.,_~anme ep'ua~le-$3Sl.· window• •to. ~nrh RHr fOOhlh ror H little •• ~"""'noerSp•"'mlel male, $700.sell .546-1421 ma~sager 8.1 ; eni:eled alignment srn. TV for SIS. 390Starter SlO. or v~ -....... .x-... • aoat $\5. 5 bolt vw ll.a per day? For more .,.,.. • -· • d ._._
lmat m:illrc~ $.). &12·3442 parts S3 Auto A/C $20. SG. A Ir cleaner '6. 068-$4$7 Ex. concL nlder Koyalone wheels with ti"'" t.5 11 lnfOC"matJon, call neutered. S36·2164 or 1940 blon n\ah. ......-... set.
3'6 Carburalor and Flywh~ISS. Mutnen ~.SNOW CllAlNS HD lit• 8 mm. Movie camera Voll acnc rator uo . 8'1•5878 ~3. lrg mtrror. n~ol~~~f.
Ul'MPER IXIOl~n~lc nc"" manifold sis. Rlank each. 7"xl$" Ford maaa •lie 78·lA, 735-15, 715·14, AO. New wl1 and case Gcn1.1r11tor•t1md.t.5.1)pi.' _.._ 1015 Aucffoft 1015 ::;s:~·:~~r drws ~~~:·~~~~~fr~ 1:h~l~~~ cassettes new Sl·S2. S25. pair 440 Mopisr 070•14, 11&·14, 750·14, brunette $\0. Step a~l 3 bumpel'9 115. bua rtlr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W/locks & till' mirror ncqd~. reupholslcry SIO Trunsmiltinl! tubes and startorSlO. ~h14• h 970.-15,$15.00"1195 ~:.>o::a~~n~S3·~o~ bum1>or SU. 33L. S115 64.$-9502 l'nch: small desk SJO, C.R.T .'s $1-$25. Motors New fan SS. an c utc Manltold tnr du•l port ..::..:..::.;.;· ;..;::_..:.:..:.;:,__ ___ _
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recordllayer Bl· b th Lehigh Pl, CM~ ; lamp $4. Mu1lc ahcel SlO. ActJuatable walker 548·2981 suo. Pedatl '3. Bii apr• ORIENTAL RUGS black VIDYI padded
doll c b SS. ue a stand 13. Thrtubceta o4 u. Laru flowered R E 8 w AT g R 1n1eeatatl2.0ldlt1hUS. chalrs sn. 9 Ft. couch, set. 2 panlets, aheeni SlO lO'xlO' BLUEsl\ngcatpet plastic $4. C.OUnttt type rocker ....... IS F arfumfl•·•rot •-l.t.l_J Painted ICbwlnn rlm1 Tl\e eboVo shipment WIS ordfftd by Ttheran Hrtbtones. raded seo.
'l')'powrtt.i' n cue. very with pad 115. 7'x7' bei&e bar $25. Storaat counlf1 aqu t ,,.. .. _... 110 pr Otd "campy" Hou .. tPTY) LTD of JH8 South Africa arrived c II $SZ 3475 evea " olcf.\'ol'kl$10.Veaetable clrapea foam back, &25.5SCallondnun$4.I TENKf8 racket 1taaon fl1h. lornpleto tanks hube S4 Olrla a ·~to Ourb1nH/4/17VltGoodttooe casuevoy1191 No. ~ •
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pa1V unlined while ireendrapes,loaroback Bedh'atne StO. Racln1 condlUonStO.~lota ucraflc• '25. Heh. ap"ro"k.o\•~7'\ Id r"ar t1otcl1arSouthAtrtcencustoms.Tt1etnllteshl1> Jeaiattlul kine sist>
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.... W. IOH ART OBJECTS, OOLO, '.'.P,~Y .. ~llto" • .P-ll'.'1' " we Goldb i' couch. love seat. 4 SEA RAY 13· Kile, 19711 Xlnt \!Ond. 1'h ,.....,.....,.. im Datsun Kina Cab, oven, icebox• u~i-•• o••••H••••••••••••••• SILV&R SERVI CE, wu.& -e • d'im you~ w 1 ped1.'Stal ch.re, or& Y-''-·· UN\ Leti,._...~ .. -'l "-u,.~ •.t3nc blohback scotio. llP:u·• tap. Or try two clll'dAI &eats. Lamps. 955-2008 sclal .,..., ... _,,, rirm. t•77....... 8nr1 -alt ...... ~. IN or , • h k .. I fVIUCAUCTIOM FINE FURN fl AN· baclttoback. 642-2110 .--r bestofr.S49·23SO t re. 116 oo up. """"''' ur.l~ FIN .. lTEi..S OF 'nQUES. 64$-2200 Spl-.... Pi K .. 39 batten~. less than 14,00" 111~• "" .. PRICES , .... ano, ra ... IMlr, 17' lew Hobie 16 + truler Fully s7 5 'T3 Ford Courier , miles &. t1lee p1 1'.• ~!TTATOEBJJEECWTSE.L~NV: ~.~ry ... ~r·borulp.1 •. ~oHnPe flea or 3/$5 :! yearsoroldk, finlahAed Including trailer equip 642-1630 Aft. 6 or .......... _. AM/FM. cassette. ahell. Ul23NVE) ,: 1
nn " .,. ...... , ... ,... 4/Slap $1.60ea. ck. IV Y eya. P· k" fl leave measa1e -. -··-carpettd. 968-1932 ON&. Y $6499 TlQUES, nNE PURN .. mot~r Make otfer 619t.aptl.SOea. pralac:d alSl.200, will sell s 1, sh. cruise J' rrc. PHONE FOR IN· S0-23$0. · 10orm<>te$1.40ea. beat offer over S900. $7 850 Hobie H ', recond. trlr, GYPSY 1950 Intern 'I 1 ton. 1" FO. fl BROCHURE --SaJ•Taxlncluded Phone5.28-S193 ,. ' • #232, It built, priced to AM/FMradao.runsgood '1 RAY FL ADEBO£
LINCOLN·MCRCURY M6-DO& ~icldlJMry 1071 NO CARD? Upn'abt pilUIO, ve..., nae~ HAllJSON'S sell. A.1\6, 83'7-_lS<M __ .__ ~!::.V ~":.:'"' ...,. .-$50(). IW2-49lb ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>r d • .,, s•• • •y Wa1blngton'a BlrthtbYcokheater 13x24", full •w your own or lien cond. tuned, $395 &AftA 19' claaalc aaillJli dory Before you buy or lease G fi S I I name. address, phone &. 913-1.962. 894-0951 3101 Coa.at Hwy N. B. Retbc keel lnbd w .. 11, nu Yow" new ara • a e · aevtra p r l c e S 1 , 9 s 0 • we'U make one card per ,~I •547 "' 1971 TRUCK faml ea. 54?me furn, LeBlond/Collel 14'"xi4" la!J.Add~each. OAKPLAYERPIANO • ., mltfil.rlrS17S0.64.54!6t5
toys, mt.c. G~ buys! $1,750. lnt'I Mach Whlslr. Send check or money or-Plays xlnl&tuned SEARAY uno. 21' OMC COLUMBIA 34'. Bright & CALL US! ~':rir:.b<~i~'> U Ave. (213) 9'1·3434 _____ , derto: Reuonoble•973·1808 O/D. Chevy VS, VHF, roomy. Owner says sell!
Fork.litl. towable, SOOOlb PILOT PllMTIMG s.wtRg Moc ... u IOU CB. depth finder & trlr. AVERY. 673·~1·24 hrs. 646-0226
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Ask for Jam, 7Sl·O'J39 , • Misc. ~arln e and un. l9S8 Mlller. Xlnt P.O.Boxl560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $.\200.Mustsell ~2-717 UMIVBSAL
penooal Llem1 for sale cood. :g Trade or or-Costa Meaa. Ca. 92626 Adler sewing mach ine '64 25· Fa' Pliner. CC xln 9070 T,..,...., Tre.el 9170 2026Hatbor, Colla Meaa ·-Cb "'-ton ..... plus iu stove 645-1331 * " ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00 evy -.. · wan....,~ • 1er.4M PUIUC AUCTIOM Hardly Uled $100 or best hauled, pa.mt & vamtsh ••••••••••••••••••••••• I • van. v-11. $1900. P I\
Attlc-Mo\'ln g -Garaae Mhc--.-..... ,-_---1-0-1-0-• MANY ITEMS OF FJNE olfer64S-8571 1/78 230 Hrs fresh en& .• NEED SLIP for new 84' i1 Terry, 25" stereo. air. 644-1108 •
Stoa.le. 1Ant1quets, ~1!_~5 .... ~ ................. ESTATt JEWELRY. s,orik9'Goocla 1094 :~rgp~~P· ;;~N~· :.fp~ sailboat.67M!.~~te ;r.n;.,/ts~s~. Psef~~~~ .. Ho"'• ,77 Dodge 8100, undt•r
ys, um .. e c. ""•• . -------ART OBJ ECTS, AN· ••••••u••••••••••••••• "• ., ...,..., ....,..1._1 ol r~. warranty. 4.5pd Call IJft ~/~n~yfront. 8.1. 9.4 GOING OUT ~~~H6~~EF~~RrN: WantedTargetPistol S7SOO/orbest.S49-2M7 _ $200reward,need1idetie:A I b , 1---v1t 1111 · !>.30,543-0824
OF .usl..a.as !.~;...! e ROCHU RE "'?.!~;... 14· Aluminum on new trlr. cw slip ror ~· HUboat. PP e Y tent tr r. Lale .••
Moving: Sofas, chalra. ...-. '"""""""" -'""' w/new Me.re 41s HP + Dys 213/628-1814, eves. weaht. Opens lo a;lp 4 '75 Dod ge AM / I'M '
color tv. end lablee, $50,000 ln men:handlseal . elec motor+ old Mere 10 840-28116 adult.s. MSC>.~' cassette, clean mt. snoo
kitchen t'lf w/8 chn, 50% to 1091. aavln1s. Newport Beach Tennis Skas lll5cm, Flicbera + 2 swivel seat.I & ac-Alllo ~ Ptril 1975 6'73-2180· 49S-l93ll
bunk bed, 1irl" women• Storm forces lhc cloelng club membership, best w/blndU:'g " poles. $60. cea1. Best orrer over Side Tie for Powtr Boat & ~" 9400 ·68 Dodge 6 cyl CUlll. t;flk
clolhlna. books, mi1c. of ourTuaUn Store. olr 64().1793 Neumalic ~. slze lO\.IJ $900. See on Sun. Feb 19 16' Max, S2.SO per fl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUV int. plush carpet stereo, household. Sat & Sun 9·3. WahftMcl Cottage . $20. Hang &lide.r' begin· b t w n 1 & 3 P M . Newport Bch. 675-4921. .., .. ,77 u-d M ··---1
1806 Port Barmoulh, 14161 Mewport A••· Npt Deb Tennis Club ~~~te w/xtru S25(). 213-SOZ.5418 HIPM only . .,... ae ustang PICK-UP awuVUJ. must see to ap. ' Nawnnrt Beach. S40.03'72 (J .. ·• so. ol lhe Santa membenlhip,. Super de-please 8c?8t slip, power only. n9 ~.; 990Ca11No. Parker, prec. $1495 646-9669 de>• 1 ·-rv ,,..... aJ Call•••....,.,. kd . lave-aboard, Balboa ...,._,_e. 997-2000 979-5238eves Ana ~.) . ,......_,., w ys or DI ~C ~ I .. speed '" HUGE GARAGE SALE· • .. ~ 644-7328eve. • ........-on 3 Elec Boats 17' Fantasy Cove. $90.67$-4777 VWpart.. all ldnds, .. cy ·• ~ · . .
Sohd maple din tbl & 2 DAYS ONLY 1 3000 .S.I. prtbl com-hull, need work, must _..._ e--t & CHEAP Save on gas costs '72 Dodge 3111 ~tandoF<t
chrs SlSO. loads ot weav-SCDIU •as pressor & l.2v generator. aell673-862t _... .,..-"th th" 57M Excel Cond $2,Wo
1111 woo!. lots of flnc: & Sat,.. 11, 9AM-9PM 1UUrL 1 Hook a compressor --Sid 9010 894-9404 WI IS one. 64.5·3865 , ,.
unported clot.hea, men's ~ w/air volume tank, 100' 1978 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted: Body & ch11;si!i Super buy. (lie. '76 Chevy, AC. mak""·"
& women's. all average -119,toSPM ANSWERS of hose & regulator. Flatbottom Kansvarter for '68·'71 Cama.ro or 17418Z). AM/FM stereo cussl!ttu.
s izes. Hshld good a, ~-50toao~ Heroic -Fluke 714 /673 -3756 Jay , SEARAY 18',427L88.S&Wgauges. Cbevelle. 493-8452 or lo mi . clean. $4750 woven art, misc. S/S '111111 /0 Oc B rke 213/845-8356 Mike cstw. pnt, sharp $3750. 499""'22 s99 642·"""" 12 4 23792 L di · Tltia alore has been ·cur -e 1 -842 51179 """" "
Ei Toro corr ':tnoc:~eid) cloeed tor 3 wk.I and will CH~CKBOOK • New 190 cm. super comp. 30• Sport Flshlt-. 10xl6.5 (2) M/S Tires ... d pm•• o1 SM!~ $4 '74 Custom l>odg~ 1 t1Mt
S8l-0786 oe>e'ft ror these 2 days on-My wa!c reall~ doesn t Hexel alt.is. Best offer. Outriuers-VHFrad10 '76Sanjer 20' Day cruiser mounted. SlOO. "'°"'"' "" --cnoc•t maxi van. Xlnl cond•
---------• ly. To hqwdale ever-~ !~'!,~,1:!e~:e~ CaUTony631·5099 BaitlaJllt-deplhsounder w/cover & Lrlr. 455 Olds. 540-3023 =.ea:-:, .. ~ Lota or xtras, lo rq\.
YardSaleRatnorShlnc:. yth1n g to the: walls . andaCHECKBOOKun· ICE HOCKEVSKATES .ndMucbmore Berlc.lc:yjc:t,lohrs.Mov 111e.21 .nc1 "''kc • tsa)0.640-6046 •
l\.llsc. Items 50c·$400. Sat. Water beds complete o.-lotit. I o.lyl! mg must sell. 642-51'94, or Chevy 327 enaioe $100. 3 "'"""' ,..,.,..,. ---only 9-4. 420 Narctssus, w/frame' ~ beater. As derherpc:n. Bauer "~2". N yl~n 963-1623. motorcycle11 ; Yamaha •••"11 ..._Wmrt.d tMD
COM. low u -. Also a com-.. v rde Cou ,_Cl b Supreme, saie 11· meas. Special Price . a o · S l oo, Ya m ah a GUS,,..• manN ••••••••••••••••••• .. ••· -. . ...esa e n .. ., u $:!0oroUer 642-2073 · 77 Demarco hull. 426 1-..,,,,,. Su··· .. ' """,...,.... • a,,.rctV Sc:h · B"k L"I Chi plete line of living rm equity membership · $38 950 Wed Ch I .. """•""· ...... ..,.,.,,...,.,., WEWIUIUY wtnn a es: I c, turn It u r e. I amps. Av1111able673 o"''" Nordi"a y-•~· aka"........... • • gc: rys er .... ust MS-11412 . llNCOLN MERCURY .• Sting Ray. &iris blue epreads. pillows, & more __ .......,., ~sizel0$95 uuu.... seJJ. Xlnl cood. '6&)0/bsl ---------YOUR DATSUN l '
lnkc, ( no geani. l Rawl· 'A'aterbeds. Phone for King Tut tickets "'"-".'....17· HAIUUSON1S ofr. (213) 767-6010. (114 > Rebuilt 1600 vw engine. '0IOO ko<h ""''•"•"' PAJD FOR OR NO'f. , · ·" in g catch e r a m it . . r . k M ..... .,. 5• • • •y 67~1179. alt 7pm. $250. Mist'. trans. paru. """''""'°" IM<Kh, TOP DOUAR · •' baseball bats. Bauer more an ormaUon 4 llc eta . ar.14th TY •--lliA""" 142-1144 NHL ice skates, 51 8. l714t731·'747 640-0507 ~ 3101CoastHwy,N.8 Tra 1FIM'faffoa _63_1~_7 ______ "'-'t FOITOPCAAS
rwn Sfento 1091 631-2547 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ---. . ------------BARWICK DA TSUH ~Jlrc)'cle rl~ing dirt •------Racquetball Mbrsbp ••••••;••••••••••••••••---------•ca ••n.S-./ Alllos._,W. boots. 1 O Sa I em FU b d 1 $7 Univ. Athleuc Club. Nr .. a....:..a 9 Sailboat. 644-4fl66 1815 e ca . 5 rw tr 5. 0 C Aprt CHEAP' 25 RCA Color TV, 1 yr. -120 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Port Abbey Pl. N.B Sat Din'g tbl & hutch $95. (2U)586-4S70.(213)486-27 . war~anty $148. For 1978 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Allllt .. 11/ 9-l. 646-8S35 service also '42•6340 Wani..d : 11' camper. 1 or Clci11ks 9520
Mo•'--114int Sell C.Jll, 2 yrs old. self-contained ••••••••••••··~··••••••
Ana Maria Draperies. llM 11 Typewt'tr Paddl ~ t Sl50 1 SEA RAYS w1sbower. good shape. urn Fire Truck. small remnant clearance. w/stand. STS.MG-18$2 e 8 • • sm 21" RCAcolorconsoleTV. Pay cash. 645.aMa Mo0rland. Used In Ed
Som. e full rolls. 2Sc to $1. C . c.bc:st frec:ur. $75, ch~l A·lcondlllon. •· W . S II ,..11 opyang Machine (or of drawers, S2S. 2 1940 s 1~ PP ~ r.,. '70 Fu..ntune 11...,rt. C/O .... !!L0 . ..!!_~e5s. c: or
.. "'" ~117 hme/off 3·M mod 149 lad.his bikes. make olr. · · .>411 u......, ·-...,, • RCA... s 35 M ,..__ El Hm t·..... slv. ace box. clt'. $1300. ---------Gll clubs, books. JO 1p Never used Cost SlOS Sell .,.ereo 1 · aytag .....,....,. ect e s ..,y Open Bow Ge E. 16\h C.M. 642-2123 1918 Studebaker Tounna bike, clothes. drupes, SSOS48·1326 W/D. $300, refn g w/ace cs.10volrrmbu1celert S9277.2211HP.trlr .,_.. S 1 d
H H · • maker. $200. elec stove, lhru TV service C:Osl $400 tStoclt t535& 11577) 16' ca · t I t ~an, a e or tra e.
/ items, etc 1700 WANTED: Jacksto take $75. floor lamps. $10 & Sc:llS100S48·1326 20'Runabout mrt1~f:~sl~r6.~1~: ~-~05 o n request.
f ulau~4!127 Camper olf pick-up. Will $30. CM me I corduroy ,, .., 1'"' ...... HP l I Cllll642-331U
h......, l ''9 "---• TV 7 -· -· _... • r r Treasures " Trash from Pll>' caa _.1e 1 a I e e per sofa $ 7 5 . " ,,, .... yo '-vtor • mos (Stock #556" 1541) -,.,..-VW--C----, ---bctHtloNI
tbe former Peck Pain.Uy {deal for Sale. Cheap (or Portacrlb, $25. While old, + warr .• xlnl <.'Ond. 22'CuddyS12,366 -mpr w poptop, VtMdes 9530
Mansion. Sat 9.J. 16301 elegant> Solutions to aJI Lamb.Ir mink coat, si 10, til10/oroffer. 97'9-4S38 loaded, 229 HP. trlr new mtr. trans & brka. ••••••••••••••••••••••
Pomona Ln <Golden west pr 0 b I e ms A d a m 5 make: olr. 675-ll048 Co I 1 c: g e s l u d e o t <Stock 11550 & 1$49) Sl800/0fr. f181-858l Convt 4 1Ht slrec:l legal
&Ed.i.Dger)HB 497-28112 Fischer 11lc:reo r ecord buralarized needs color 22'0vemiahter ttutalud .... tl40 dune bl.llCY· $800. Call
Misc. hlhld It 1 pl cooaol Scbwtn tv. Reasonable please! 113.311. Loaded. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 52&.Ml6
.,,_1 • eme.' 11111• J6 I a I . s b o w l a n k bUtayr ~ Sur1boa~ 87).a&JI 228 HP, lrlr. i7 CimaW Moped, like 'eo·----5-d--l-I ....__ GE n.an1., Nat I Geo-aquarium. Inc. all+ riah e rame . 6 ---------(Stock t542flfS43) new. call 1148·0163 ·or rvaLr an ra dune
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t42-ll44 crat>bic Uapzlne.. TU " wrabt iro slad. $4$. 7~ hp Jobnsoo outboard Ii" color tv, new picture at'Cudd)' su.m 892 5.5l7 buao. $1200/or beat ofr. sold. 3087 Roano!Je Ln. 830-0'32 -Skis. 9834143 tube, Sllvertone. $148. LOADED. 228 HP, trlr · Cal16C2-4701 . I~~~~~~~~
CM 540-0814. Call aft 10 am. M2-«r72 (Stock H54 & #'557) '7" M.......i 1 I I : ---------12• P ioneer alum. boat Bu'!dY Clarinet $85. __ _.;..· __ ..:..____;_:..._ v .,......, a most new, o 4wt..ID•i¥n 9550
Moped m. Tape player saso. Birch table " cbrs Guitar SlO. Magna.vox FISHER 220-T AM-FM HAIUUSOtil'S mi'a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I. seo. Tool.A $5-$20. 2133 SUO 549•1314 stereo. walnurcabmet stereo receiver. a steal at SEA IA y • 640-1538 •
OrangeAve.CM Sat.9-2 . $45.644-07"4 $7S.Call962-9930 3l01CoastHwy,N 8. 1977 Puch Maxi. xlnt 2 door metal aloraae s--b . u ___. · Uk 5th week of movmc Sale cab&Det $10. 80lt34 alasa terc:o ca "· t, .. abog. Never used P1ooeer 631-2547 .......... 600 ma, e new.
Still have a lot ol goodies. for dealt or table $10. SIOO/olr. 4 ptnc: chrs, old QXM9A stereo receiver. ~~~~~~~~~I $425/0fr. 675-0982
Th1np red~ real low. 640-0!l9fl S50. Medlt tble (2) S3S Bestolftr. MHSS2 Moforcydes/
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FREE Sal &. Sun 95-240 sterka both, auomao $3, misc. ---------18' Orioo l/0, V ·hllll. Ford Scuhn 91 50 St.CM&u.9564 VENDING MACHINES fum.&4$-78S7atl5. IMh&MeiM V·I, reblt OD, $2400. AlrConc9tioMt-~ .. ....... ....... 7 '1ffthOG& ••••••••••••••••••••••• Postage stamP11. all elec-· .....-..-...,...........,, ...,....._. on new 1977 & 1978 Jeeps
\1.F.O. Yard Sale Collec· tric. profitable, 1ac. Phooe mate 400 Allto le.le ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"13 SeaRay 24• cuddy, SUZUKI RM 3'10MX . Less Does not Inc I u de table le usble ltma. f'\am 5ff-4.S26 answer macb • remote G 1 -~ 90 I 0 than 5 hnl running time. Wagoneer limited CJS or
le othr H/H pea. V•lue mate f / recei ve -••••••••••••••••••••• 255/TR Mere ., mint Including 1 set of lie CJ7. Ofter good only on
bu ·4' paprbacka. Sat & DoU House melMIC:S fnn any phone 18' Pacific Catamarran oond., muat aeU, bought downs, • ramp • a bike: faclory air equipped
Sun9-Sl8262 Bushard St. Victorian 3 atry S•n Coit UOO Sell Sl50. "'54, Xlnt cond, must largerSeaRay, many ex-stand. SMO. Call an 4PM vthklea. orrer expires f~~i: Jifllc:y Btwn Francisco town house 541-la:a& sell this week, make of· ~~..SoJ:'~ p~:~~~~· _7_5_l..Jf7 __ 4_. ------' Feb. 28, 1&78. 1 Slain &IHI window• ler.988-3S20,968-2290 '730KW125,&spdirtblke. OVllSTOCIB>
MOVING SALE. Boats. custm wall paper. wedae ~c•••w 19' Tri Hull. l6S Mere. 110 Very fast. Sl9S
b oat motor. cars, wood blue lc white ext. W_.... 1011 ... M9rlM Tandam trlr. Ca mper 830·6872 WITHJEIPS
motorcycle le trlr. 2UM2 Beautiful " new $250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,_.. 9030 lop & cover. $3495. ----------t 549 eo2J Kaneobe Lane, HB. 675-3384 Want to buy: Kina Tut••••••••••••••••••••••• 581-8Sll8 Hodaka Super Rat 100. nu -v
968-8581 Two uprlcht rreeiere, tkkc:t.s. •ZODIAC -----gear box. xlnt con ~CHAROSTABOMRESBLAVD. Sa u cond. ~all6pm 19' Dell-Boy, 1/0. Many $425/ofr. 3 rail motorcy----------
Garage Sale, Sal only. m~/u • &ood ~cxt-Ab~~ne xtr'll.$1500. cle trlr S150. Walden aur 1976 ,.JS
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18302 Ducbesl Ln. H.B.. Private Collector wants to 1 •ta e ats 673-5141 rboard seo. 846-51.30 -
NrSprinadaJe"Hell 'nmaodllis°'J'urSale. buy! Goebel burnmels. 2925College.C.M. LowmUes '74 Dat s un P U . F\esta d!Jbe9 Noritake (TI4)540-2070 '76 20' RelneU w/t.onneau 5rEALTHISBIKE! &SOOO 556-8760 w/camper shell. Xlnl MOVING. SALE. Boatl, CrafUman shaper Azalea 615-U cover, 302 Ford ONC i7Kawaaakl,650custo cond. AM/FM 8 trk.
boal motor caft w/atad. Metal c:utUng · GIAYMARIMI O/B. Eaay loader trly. magwbeels,front&rea '76Ford4x4.~ton PU. '2400/ofr.536-8916
motorcycle &r ~Ir. 21942 dlOP ta• t HP 3 pbue Private party wants Thetraditionalbeavydu-AsltingS8900.847-1201 disc braket, 1800 mi. radio, air, 10 Tackoma . .
K b L H 8 some bad &>Wr tools Drill t L ty UH"'twelgbt manne ....... AA. __ ... _,_ •-ti .,_..,.,,. Dats '7"' t t / t aaeo e ane, ....... __ _.. .a~~ '"ltchen camp n1 ~ear . ow • .,, $1850. ~ .. ...,.,... .. res. 9'1'1VV. or un ... cs m ID ex ., 9&8-8581 :::!~"""'poi" ood beach c:batn, canva1 eniine To 350 UP. Ge-W4pontooo, patlo"prty ----------4 bstoh'.642·1568 full boot. s hell. crpt.
..,.,.. ag e w tarps, etc. 675--0817 after nu I n e new par ta . boat, 22~8'. All alum. In· Honda 350, st .. good cond .. J Pl k . -ma&s. Must sell now HILP w/yard " hardware s·30pm Autborbedl>istr: Bristol cl'd root. 1977 15 hp SJ50 eep c uP. winch, front $2800/bstoffer.673·5637
Ultimatum Iuued AU of .O''x'n" Dral'llnl tble top · · Services. Costa Mesa. Johnson elect. etart. On-1147-4209 bumper brush guard. lrg
it eoet or .. Autoe, marble (2) Bar ltoola, Sm.1 dak, Wanted: Bl.lf'llar le fire (714>811'US4t ly 1 °"bay. Extras $2800. tire. " wheels. &tony alnb, trumpeb a, more. a,i buetane tank, •more realstant eate, reason.a· _ _..;.. _______ 673-2312 "Tl Honda CBlOO. G xtrae, like new.never
Att 10 Sat/sun 215 Roae Sat•&an631-0723 ble4N.soM. Prem. prices l~sml used ---------cood. $225. uud. Weekdays only
IA,C'M Tb ~:;,.a John10n·Evlorude 0 /8 '76 lSll Whaler type uUI. SU.2UO ~
---------1Great Boob of e -moton.a.13/422-~ boat. 4SHP manual ---------Sat 1·5, Sun 10.5. JOOa Wuteto World. 52 IMtli a•llh 1013 , Evlnrude $1400. Dy1 '74 Suzuki W Like ne 'M Jeq ~ ton Nil tires,
'70 Chev ''2 T P IU auto.
!J17 V-8 Ex cond. w/camp
shell $2000 548·9888
~-. SAR. Sm.l •P· volume, but ofter ..... •••••··~··•••••••• t 7.odlac dinchy w/oars. .,._5351, evs 8404474 $650. paint. brb, reblt mtr, pU'anc..~.•1111at M).1144 Fender telecHter dlx !!!'!..!onditlon. $400. S41M615 po11rureod,nucamper1 _ _::.. ________ 1 __.._,._._1 _ W/ V _,........, 32' Uniflite ltTS. Llke new, abD. wlboel SJS50 without --Ma&cbtn1babyltema:c:ar -· cue. ox*';'/._.;__ _______ loaded.Autopi)ot,radar, '87 Triumpb ruu e 11111'2250$46-1485
IArl9 sol• fl lov....i bod, playpen, euoller. ~> S27S. Aft. •WANTED: 11· Boat sonar + many xtraa. Loobiood'85G.
Nellftlnl chtr, black roc:ld.nf bo.._e, walker. Trailer fi1f direct drive $9,000. P /P 8M-5351 dY1. 548-lSlS
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ll'GUP w/CO\'erl "'AU ex... 1CE HOCKEY SKATES. ma• or Offer. i>N CBS Tratl«' ZZOOtCAP. Actjust 218' COMMAND BROG Extru Lo Mil•
oaad.11081atSt. NB Bauer "92" Nylon Super Rf"erb amp~. =rll • wldU1. Nal: Brnd New 1978, Dual at.a, sips ~ •he a• men'• Quilter PA eyatem, z ·-Atu .... AC/DC f'"'"' t l.AltlofpodMlone)'l'.col· e,. M2·20'D · borat, 4 bottonu. 9· .;___....,.;..-.____ .,.,., re"•• 5 v, ledioa. rrm lc·SZS. Sat/ · c:bua.J atlxer, 11 .. e ~en. lrimtabe.$17.875.
aan M . 110 kata Au Baby r11rntt11re, a pc1 amp SIOO. Call Jell, IMtl. POwW
Cll Bib)' l.ine Walaut aet, "2>-1* ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
CtnrO&'ta...t ......... Let PHI Copy" new 15'CHRlSCRAfT ---..::...0.----''---
.,......... Ullcoln portable electric ease . ..,,
QMN1 a coul••mt. MC welder, U9 &IDPI w/9 141-MST
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831 -1375 493-337!:. f •
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2828 Hart>M Blvd
COSTA MESA ,
•1 '' 546-1200
WE PAY TOP DOLLAJ(1
'.
FOR TOP USED CARS
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see us fll'St. , 1 IAUEll IUIQC , . ,
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540-5630
IOllXSOX & SO\'
• LINCOLN-MERCURY
2626HARIOR ILVD ..
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We're the new Cbevrdlet 1 •
dealership IR the IMIJ'Qt''
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831 2580 l'OOd 64S lllS4
l~O Audi IOOLS :sun roor ''12 Capn, good transp
'lttreo, n diais. 4 i.pd: ~ C'Jll .ss1 itri:.? days
new pamlfinl. Sac SHOO l!:ve:. bi34203
FIA.T 124
srtOM
COHVllTllUS
'2) To Cboobc From
U175" 1976
Doth with low m1lcu1e &
In n ce.llent 1thowruum
rood.ltlon l8Hf13>.
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831 1148 49,s.110 ..
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t"l a• u· : J,iuxury
eqwppf'd, low mite::. &
lhow11 1uperb <'&re l of
only m11dt-for t he
U s. Must ac to up·
preclale·ownc-d by a
ll o ll y~ood 1 t11r .
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JJt.1741 4\1.) 110 ..
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Tata• w /lell th an ti()()()
ml'•· ru111 loaded & un-der w arran ty . L:.e
pym.nts S33B UlQ. Days ,
675-9111Nltt.'11: 675-1337
'58 Speedster. Poncbl.'
or1nae, :;uperb cond .
many xtru 59500/bes\
'62 3:168 Cab Convt ~ry
&ood cond.. xlnl mt•<'h.
Wbt lacquer. Red Int
Askmg S5SOO. John. Lona
Bdl 434-4314
197lfOYOTA
CBJCA
AutomatH. AM/FM
swreo. vinyl lup. maa
wheels, air rond . &t
(.'UStom int rior, A rt-111
beaut)' wtth 11.':it. than
31.000mll . l781111PY>.
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ME SA DATSUN -USfD LAR LOt • 2
Jh.'• I /i'flt .._,,,,I fj
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vttY tow uill . can for detalls. (\$41'811).
WOM'T LAST LON4t
llU. YATIS
VW.f'OUCHI
Ju. C.platnno
IJ7-410l4tMlt I
1974VWIUG cOMVma•
4 s~od. low miles • in
excellent c:ondtlloo !
(114.LOP). ,r,P.673 7389 ·13c.:apn, pp . 41,oou mi. 1976FtATXl/9
f\ M f F' M G d Wllh stereo ca11selle & 1969 Ml'l 210SL
Afmccar! (341TXHl
$97H.1S·Pnce
$Sl\2.M·Tax
$3.00-Licen.se
'66 912, many xtrus, :.ano, --6 31 ·5690
OM.YS3495
'1211.udl100GL.2dr,uuto, cas:. ·. 00 only 19 ,000 m il l's . d r . A M/FM !>lt'rt~o . cond,$2000 SM 0035 (1187PFl l.
mwit sell thl:. wlmd. Best 'ii Cetica GT, S·S I).
o(fer. 962·S861 lirtback. sliver, air. xlnt llLL YATIS
vw"'°"~"' needs work, tnJJke orr Cltroeft 9716 SADDUIACI<
~ ••••••• ••• • • • •• •• • • • • • • VALLEY tMrORTS to ~ •• 9~Ml.~2· ·,·o.'c. ?~~ '78 Special construction or
a Porsche Speedsteronly
$8495 Available for view·
ing at Aalafilt.Heal•y 9709 '73 SM, !> spd. Like n1:w. lll-2040 495-494'
.,.,••••••••••• ••••••• •• Ch<x:olutc brown. Rolury _ _ _ ., Sl0,300.00.Totul
Stereo, cruise control, ,..;-.-.,..'"".;..•'""pe1;;..;..rt.;..w;;.;.;;;l.;..l_M_ln __
1967 Austin llculcy :1000 f\IC l'om pressur. 1500 ma 1.976 124 Spider, AM I FM
xlnlcond Otdnvc.must on S M Worl d eng rad.Jo.Pt antenna,lugrk. s t e S 4 8 o 0 pp . SJ2,7!">1.I 731·291l wkdys, xlnl cond., 10 K ml.
71'·494·7147 cn, wknds 551·2880e\s orange w/blk mt $5000 Nabers pwr. windows & doo r lMlHa.rbor. O>ata Meu lock s A fine
automobile. (82t!MIT>. 642.07tS
HOUSE OF
IMPORTS
213/921-85'88
714/523·7250 IMW 9712 Dahl.wt 9720 ~~~~~~e~~l79 dys, or AUTOCEMTER
01\ of N:.ibers Cadillac
1425 IAKIER ST.
We tiave a good selection '67 25CX:i, XJnt cond. $4300
or other ri.ne MBZB in uur * t6J..4090 * .............................................. --t Calltodav' .
1978 BMW's
.. ~ERE NOW!
COMPLETE
IODYSHOP
HOWOPEH
EXCELLENT
SELECTION OF
BMW RESALES
\\l• ma) hav1• your nt·i\I
1·ar 111 our tfl\ClllOI)' L' .. dl
i~today'
831-2040 495.4949
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SllOP&COMPARE
BARWICK DATSUN
:-..11i JuJ11 l'.1p ,1r.11111
831-1375 44'3-1375
1976 DA.TSUM
FIOCOUH
W1lh front wheel drive, S
Sll\.~"11, AM fo'M radio &
l'Xtr;,i. c"lnt tlean.
t()()W()..I I ;\ rc;;I "alue al
OMLY $3195
COSTA ME!'A
DA TSU~
~5 11AHHOR HLVO
540-6410 540-0213
'76 Fiat 1211, l'1 1100 M1
AM FM 8 lk. Xlnl Cood
$3300 675 6S67 Aft s
'76 F'iat 131 WaJ(on. air
cond, cai.sehe, roof rat k
S3500. 673·922-1
1970FtAT
850 SPIDER
Con\ crltblt' 4 'peed,
ra1.ho. healer & mag
whech. i-,1'f.'Clil•nl cond1
llOO & extra low miles
(091JJJ:: I f\ supt·r buy at
OMLY $1695
AC.:ROSS FROM l''EDGO
COSTA.MESA
540-9109
1975HOMDA
CIVIC lDOOR
4 speed. AM rJdlo with
t·~ette & 11.lii:llRC rack
l:!82NCC> Real e1·onum)I
ror
OHLY $2799
RAY FLAOEBOE
LINCOLN·MERCURY
IRVINI':
830.7000
Offer good lhru 2/20 711
JCllJINr 9730 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'67 XKF.. Nearly rc:stored.
MISSION VIE JO IMPOllJS .... ,. ••• .o ... __ •
If •• ............ • ""-•-••
'65 190 (gH). fine rondt· '73 914 2.0. xlnt, cxlrar.,
uoo $2100 mustse.11, mukeorrer
493·S'IM2 646-5151 ------!31·1148 495.1704 MG 9742 bi 91LS. Targa Porsche,
1977Ml%450SL •••••••••••••••••••••~• Cb~!sic. Newr clludllh. "''" rear so l w n o~ O!'llLY lS,OOOm1les! One *******'*'*** Mags, Blaupunkl
o wner car . r u 1 l Y • --• · • AM FM, must sell Be~l
cqwpped & in SJWMU'b • • ofr.~3167 condtllon! 1400REH>. • ,.
SADDLEIA.Ck
VALLEY IMrORTS
83 t-2040 495-4949 --
1972 MIZ 2200
•
It •
..
065 rolSCHE c
,. Rlblt eng S1mags Xlnt
• cond. $4500. 559-642~
• 'iO 914. Xlnt cond. Nu
• tran•. tires & brkl.. Aulomat1c & air cond. ,.
F o r the luxury of a • SOl!i!!l~i\i.:." ..
• mso bst ofr ~9·3448
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We have other r1n c
•{if;' I t l.t.,;' fl
MISSIO N VIEJO IMPORTS
.... • • • \ l ·~ ....... .
• • • HERB •
it FRIEDLANDER •
• IMPORTS "
•••••••••••••••••••••••
TlST DRIVE OUR
'UCAR
OF THE YEAR"
Cdll Must !>ell $4995 833 1414
or 5S6 O'JllS. Del.~rate'
,.,r, ........ , ............... . 1:-. '1\t\l,c. ,. Goocl 1.11\·entory in stock.
Hurry while they la:.t'
MllA.Cl.E
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2150 Harbor 81\'d.
WAHTEO TO BUY
t>u;ihly u .. ed H\l\h
ROY CARVER BMW
l!>IO J ;imbon•c JloJd
'E\\ PO RT II ~;,\ell
640-6444
BMW RESALES
1973 3.0CS i.4 'pl'cd wilh i.unroor
··~261~1CG l
: .• 1974 2002 ;'4 speed. air cond &
!I 1 c r 1• o 1· a ' :-. c l l e
! ti6.1MCC l
1974 3.0Sa
: i\utomata<·. air cond &
: sunroof 13HSKU' 1
' 1974 3.0Csa
: Automatic. sunru11f &
'lea th e r 1ntcr111r
l.t.'881.."\Tt ~ 1976 530ia l.~cd ~1th 'unruor
"<ERi~ DI 3 lo lhlH>'e
from
: 1977 320i
!.Aulom.a ttc. ~t{'reo .\
::c~ 1009UMX t
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: 831-2040 495.4949 r-1976 SMW 2002
1 FJord blue with blu1· '"> ',interior Air 1•nn!I
cassette &. sunroor Im
.maculate' 105HI 1
• · OMLY $8295
ROY CARVER BMW
15-10 J amborrl' ltu,id
NEWPORT 81':1\l'll
-. --~0.6444
dRAHGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
~:: $
I Sales·Serv1cc·Leas1ng
Rov CCIM'er,lnc.
Rolls ftoyce llMW
" .. l!'>;lOJJmborcc !~rtBeach r..ioM.&4
~~ -
....
NEWPORT DA. TSUH
fur the ~l bu) 111 a new •
or t.l!>l'<i Dat.:.un' • " Kannann Ghia 9735 • •••••••••••••••••••••••
833-1300
The '78s A.re Hen
All modelll & t•olor:.
lmmrdicrte
Del•eryTodoy!
La,,t l'hJnl'e for ranta,llc
sa' 111~~ on Jll remJinang
'ii model!> ID stock
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
:!IWSHARROR HI.\ I>
540-6410 540-02 I 3
1977DATSUH
280Z
Uni) 7:!X<! males! ~·Jrtory
mr cont! . sll:rt.'O w tajJt:.
autom:.illl', d1romc wire
wheel l'o,·er:. absolutely
near new' 1"89RTS1
Nabers
Cadillac
1,1111 11 rt• .. · Ii ,
( ..... \1.,,'. tlJ ' •
• • • •
• '7J l'J>t' Great 'lhape mu:.t
ltl ~t·ll Best orfC'r
• •
•
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• FRI El>l .. \'\UUt •
• DI PORTS •
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• Oil . ('II \'Cl,, •
.\ t••>!UiU"1l1·1ih,lh .
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• "''"'" "' OK • . 50 '·"·"' .. • Ill 4.\:-, •
... "''!ti ,, ,, ii" ..... '• ..
• I •
1;73 4~1
i i run:. .inti look:. itreal
Must M't' lo Jpprel'1atl'
673 12111
9738 ..........••.•.........
GIGANTIC
CLEARANCE
on 1.i 1974 MaLdas ID our
uwentory
MUST IE SOLD!
RX4COUrE
Autc>malH!, air cond &
vinyl top Only 36.2711
m1lt.'S !li27"XW ~
RX4WA.Go0N
J\u1om.1h<' with /\M 1-'M
1~PHG 1
RX4 COUPE
~ 'PPed . dlr cond &
AM fo'\1 lll04MXA1
RX4WA~M
Automatic lr.,ns A super
00)' t U9SP(.; l
U4COUPE
• Automalll'. .11r l'Ond &
• M l fo'M 4507M ~tK 1
• U4WAGOH
• Wtlh air <'Ol"ld & luKi:uice
lt rack 1112KSX I
Jt RX4COUPE
'76 DaLwn ~Z. JI oon m1 .it
Blul' & "'hill' All 'llr.is. • • • It
\ l>peed ·with \'111)1 lop
UD8KJI01
RX4WAGOH Tuke mer ua1>l' $181 mo • 161Mi~
~ 1&17
Ouhun 2111 Z 75, air. it mu.:~. i\ ~t i"~t . xlnt it
l'Ond $6200 ()yi,, 833-0200 .it ... aJllUlilllillilili
Of l'\' 631 1257 ai.k ror 1t
1:-:.Cl Honda.
• W on 't 1.,q IOOK '
it lllXlNBXI
it RX4COUPf
• 4 speed trJM & only * 32.5116 miles Super nice'
UW6KKZl
9727 RX4 COUPE
'75 2ROZ. atr. A M '~~M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 spt'ed. air t·ond ,
AM/FM & \'1nyl top.
<<WLW BI
~tereo cas:. , magli. 4· * * * * * * * ., * * * i.pd. 24,000 ffil $5650. .. •
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..
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•
• .. .. .. • ..
• .. • • It
RX4COUPE
\speed lrani. & air cond
l,J41JC.:~)).
RX4COUPE
With only :.'7.790 mlles
(4.28NJ0)
RX4COUrE
Super economy '
1946\1XC>
RX4COUPE
··=-·'->( ..... •i.:.:..:=-=-::__....=..;.:;:; .. l spt•td trans & ne~
:-.teel radial tires
cl38K.U>
ALL r11cm AT
THIS OHE rRtCE
$2200
HURRY HOW!
MIRACl.E
MAZDA/R&IAULT
2150 Harbor Bl vd.
COSTA MESA
645-5700
1131 ·1748 4 95-1704
~969 280 SEL
If you want an xlnl 19ffi
118 from origmal o~nl'r
which shows exrc•llcnt
care for $5900 firm c.111
&I0-6410 or 644·4611-1
197SMl1280
SEDAN. T~cl"O bru~n
extenor & in 1mmBculate
condition <229M F W )
Must see lO appreciate'
Mow CWy S9995
MISSION VICJO IMPOllTS .... . . . .... -..
1•·~ ......... -."···
aJ1.114a .,9s.110 ..
• c;RI:-. \T Of \I " ,.
: FREE : tilt. 01.\ ,(....... .. . ,, ,., ... ,.~.,.,. ..... .
....._ f.11 l"f' lu;e 4" 1_.. '"' ,_.. • .._. .... ""*' .. ,.-c tR lf
COSTA MESA
645-5700
it 50 G \l~" Jt
• 01 <· '" it Rolls Royce 9756 Jt Y. rOt 011 .d .~ ltfT ,_. n• • ,.., Jt •••••••• • •• •••• • • •• •• • •
it ""':', .... 11 .... "'1-lr lw• .. •1DEALERINU.S.A .. .
: ..l:=:;::::;~~t • .. ClOSfO SUNOAYS
XLNTBUY
'6J :..IOSE Classic 4·spd. •
!>unroor Must sell. $65(1tl •
9.'i7· 1066. 640· 1993 ..
ltl Sharp '66 Stiver Shadow.
It wtutr. R R.-R1gbt hand
Jt dr Xlnt l'Ond. Sl5.900
• CAii Patn ek. 552-4-114 ..
'76912E It
l}(>lh·r than new "31 !IM-1 •
1970 2SO -'-Or St-<h1n. Lo m1 it
I o"'ner. Xlnl <'Ond it ~ 2424 ,.
• !loll~ & Benllt> owner:.
• Tared or shoddy work &
Jt !'tlly pn ces '! CJll ( 71 1)
it s:u <17llO lor honest , ex
Jt pert service & repairs b) ,.
70 2MCISL. mtnt cond lk..11 .it
lc:.iJwr uphol. ne" t•n.: *
Set• lO Jµpn:t $12.0UO
~5006
t r1A1ned En i::l1s h
• mechanic •
iO MCB·CT. Nu clutch .
nu en~ Will :.ell to be:.t
offer 675 2978
9760 •••.••.................
1965 Mil 230Sl
t:las.'\H' Coupe Roadstl'r
In 1mm;.a cul.itl0 lond1t1on
Mus t ~ee lo apprt.'clat.-'
<4871.Xl I.
MISSION VIEJO IMl'OllJS ••••• lo I~ .. ___ , .... ""-. --··--·-· !JI 11Jb 49j.170 ..
t976 Ml% lOOD
With pwr w1Ddows. fnl'
tory air rond . A M 11''~
stereo. P" r. steering.
crw5'. aux. ga:-. tank
w 1approx. 1400 mdc!I
range, & c~tru clean.
(S28PQEI.
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN·MERcuqy
IRVINI-:
830-7000
Ofrer good lhru 2 20, 78 ---· --
1977 MIZ lOOD
With low miles. stereo
cassette.-:.1utomallr. air
cond .. pwr. steenni: & windows. Immaculate'
<093SLN>
MISSIOfl Vlf JO IMPOl!T S
& • I "•·• ,., ... . ...
831·1148 49S 1704 ---
77 :.>OD. Ivory w/bamboo
int. $14 ,900 Days.
962·8847 wknds. evs.
963-8124
1973 Ml% 4SOSL
Automatic. pwr. steenng
& windows. air cond. &
le.s lh11n 27,000 miles. tmmaculat~! (617JN'D >.
MISSION VlfJO IMPOIHS . ' .. .. . ....
flJI 1748 4'1S lfOJ
•SA.Al•
'QI MGC Road..,ter. 4 pd.
wtrl's. Clean. 52200
fi73 3608
1978 Saabs from $5995
(0032i8>. Lease dealer
direct
65 !t1GRConvert1ble
New C\ erythmi; Ch{'rr)
• 831 9644 •
We are now taking re·
servallons lor the "turbo car.,
RACH IMPORTS
848 DOVI-:STREET
MGI 9744 !Near MacArthur Blvd
••••••••••••••••••••••• & J ambor~ Road I
'77 MGB. 2-IOO mt :. .. red. NEWPORT BEACH
tuUy equip'd. moving out 752-0900
of aru. $5295. Days. Toyota 97 65
64().3334. Eve!'. 646-9215 ••••••••••••• •• •• ••••••
Optt 9746 • •••••••••••••••••••••••
'W Kadel!, lo m1. itlnt •
rond. $125. ZLK340 Ci.II •
IM0-8268 • ,.
·~ . 9748 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • * rEVGEOT• .,.
We ha¥e u i:ood selection •
of 604s & '78 D1t!!cls now • °""""'·"ir.i...
in stock. Lease deaJer ,.
direct IEACHIMPORTS :~~:=:=;~~
1M11 OOVE STREET ,. HERB "
<Neart.tacArthur 81\'d • FRIEDJ.AND•:R 11 a.Jam~Roadl 1-. NEWPORT BEACll • "I PORTS • • I )>. \1,'\tU,t, -. __ 75~otoo ,. '·FKt-:R\T Eot:~.., ,.
1975 S04 low mdeaae. xlnt • ~ •
cood. Av. 21 m1 per gol. • OIL {'llA ~ct:~ ,.
SS.700. 912-4256 • ,~: ,~,:',7:;:1:_~· :, :'.:.. !!: • it ···•·•• on '7S PeU£eot S04 Diesel. it 50 (;AL". • very clean. many xtra11. 01-' (;,\s it
mUS\ Se<l lO apprectale, Jt "'lln IOU Ml ti tt1t11 •of or• <'t it
tllOOO/Bt>&toffer.963·9163 it-1our.he~ it ---'--------· • =r:~~~~!!:!:::b • Porsche '750 •
4 speed, air cond., mags.
8 track ate,._ & lC$s than
20,000 miles. <UVM ). Sell thinp fast with Daily
Pilot Want Ada Wint Ada ca 11642·56'78
SA.DOUIACX
VAWY IMPORTS
131-2040 495-4949
'71 1200, AM/FM, rebll
eng. $1 200. 673-7961
64&-7111 Ll.Dda L.
....
SllK & FINlf WENDEU. WJLLKlE
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S E J 0 W ~ L A E Y I L A Q R E ~ E R
A 0 0 T C L V 0 E T 0 0 S E W 0 D 8 N
T R I Y A 0 l R l H S L T D L 0 S A T
t-'Olld. lo ml'i,, Best orr.
must seU. P /P, :j46·937;)
'7• CBJCA She• Ml NA}rM .-. ......,.
tOOI -G ........ -00o0
..... 2·1t-78 Sf;. ·-
s3195
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
•••••••• ,~···· •• l \\C.. H li,INt IN(,. f(>N ttAl.H
SaoJuan~tlSt.r~
137.4100 4'Rll'
WEIUYASB.L
VOUSWACWENS
Laraeat Sdeetlon lnThe Area!!!
WEST&ERMAM
IMPORTS
lD8S Harbor Blvd., C.M.
714/541-1116
Wa n ted: Pre-'6 8
Volkswagon Bua. gd
body. As k ror Bob
~1105
i6 VW RABBIT. AM/FM
cass. net# Urd, 32,000
rru. $3250/bst. 492-37~1
ft... t a 1.970 VW Pop.top camper, r U under 10,000 llW on new
eng; ta~h: AM-F M tape;
xtros: new starter, brk5.
clutch. tires: $2400/b&t
ofr; 644·2071 Russ '76COROUA
G.T.
A1t condUtOoinq Cnmp•'•
ouce1 Stop 1n tor 1 MM dnv•
P11u 90CC1 '"'" 2·lt-Tll St11 1)111111
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
1111 1 l ••<9'l h• 141 I \\\
MUNf&N<.fON HACH
'65 VW Bus, rblt. nu palnt •
hres, many xtras. $1500.
Cull 768.0016 aft. 5PM
'75 llabbtt 4 dr Aut.o tra.m.
lmmac. 60M radial tires
S'239Stofr 838·2430 Tusli.o
'70 VW Sqbck, :xlnt cood .
Ong. owner. $1350. Call
492-8720
-1.970 Pop-t.op camper. lo
m1, new engine, good
rood $1850. T61H7$4
'74 COROUA
}lltAGOH
!lu•lff' S"°• lolt OI '°"'" p..-gOOd ...... 2 1•111 Silo
•5078
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
tll t • l"ec." l h4. 1•1 I \\\
HUMT!NC.l()W llACH
'76COROUA
Auto I•-Sui* -t-ly CM 1 2 ~ w rl!J/llf(y Prw;e
QOOcl !Nu 2·•• 71 SI> t~t.
sz995
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
......... t •ll•ili ••'l'J\~
HUHTtNC.TOHllACH
'70 CORONA
SIDAH
N>ee tftd tar l'nc9 0.-llw
2·19-1'9 911< •5107
5 1095
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA ••••• t .. .c ... t hd ••• to\\\
MUNflHVTUHl lAC H
7 t YW IUG $1300
Good cond • 545~714
'tll Bug, clean. oew tires.
$1100
675-4.\112
iO VW Fatbk, very good
runnmg cond, must sell
t.oru.tc. $1425. 673-4570
73 VW Bug, wrecked .
S800<'8!1 h ·offe r .
714149!1-ll21
'611 H:.IJll Hui;, rebll eng, nu
paint, s poke whls & nu
ti res. Sl 4 50. 540·"684
'65 VW. llood cond. $700 .•
o r best orrer.
!!55·3619 al\. 5pm.
'74 Dasher. 4 dr. 1uto, k>
m 1 '!\ Grea t gas
economy. $2300. Phil
841>-1371 days. 146·!S9'7
eves.
'63 VW. needs nf'w clutch,
Best offer.
Call64U862
'72 VW campe r . x lnt
cood , must ~u. 13HIO
646-851$
'67 Squ:ireback.
$760.
S57·5163
'71 411 Wagon OU brtc.s/
radials AM/FM st.ere<>
Sl 650 64.2-2978 ------
1974VOLVO
. 244GLSmA.H
Automatlr, pwr. ateer·
ing. sunroof. lealher In-
terior ar new Michellns.
(~).
MISSION VI EJO IMPORTS ....... . .... ,, ... ""' .. ' ..
831 1748 49S 1704
'75 Volvo 164E, 4-dr sedan.
18,000 mi's. Xlnt cond.
loaded w lxtras. $6500. PI P, !>46-fil 65
Nabers
AUTOCIMTll
Div. of Nabers Cadlllac
_. 425 IAICIR ST.
ACROSS FROM FEDCO
COSTA MESA
540.9109
I '7f ILDOlADO
.. AllUTZ't
(3) To Cboole t'rom
All 11re rw.IY ''loaded''.
Miies aa low as 1400.
(11$298).
HUGI SAVINGS
1977B.DOUDO
(2 > To Choose From
1''111 power, factory ulr
cond. stereo/C.B .. crw11e
control, split pwr seuts,
-~-~-""!"""--1 ·e:s ee11i1r. 1.i1 pwr, 321c1. •CORYmES it 4 bar. carb .. nu Urea, lo 19711 it ml s,'!00. M ·2'04 evee. --NlCESELt;CTION!
• '73 MonhtCarlo HOWARDChen•t
it SZ300. OOVE "QUAlL STS.
: ___ t_71_4_)67_S-4_~---(Near MacArthur, J"m-
it '76 Mont.0 2+ 2. FM tape, boree" Bristol)
Jt. lo mi. 4-spd, $2550. __ N_EW_PO_R_T_B_E_A_C_'H_
,. t72'7MCC) Call 67$-0842. ,71 COltVITTI
• ·~ • '74 Vega GT Hlchbk Silver w/Oyster leather, Jt .. .it AM/FM/8-trk Xlnt eond. 19& miles. Loaded. 8
ROGERMILLER·SAYS. $1400M8-1S91 Track. windows &
.. SHOP IY PHO ... I" 1972 CHEVY cruise. Factory warr.
'
" (Ser 113l70) L:ie/buy . 4 4-l l JI S4 ... t9'7 NOV A COUrE Great American Leusing
VS. au~omaUc, uir cond., 973.1345
Saturday. '•btuary 18, 1018
'76 Mere Marqwf Wagon, 'tlJ Much I. I ownr. nu fu.llyequlp'd tmi.. 351 4V. PIS, P /ll, ~ 831-l84S of\Gpm P/P. Blst o(r ovr $1000.
644·5752
'75 Monarch. silver. 2·dr.
vinyl top. AIC, P IS, xlnt. otdt•tMJ. 9955
$2900.4~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
191)POID ~··
PIN1'0
With radio, hoatar. hn\ed
•lu11 & low milea
(i61J F'V 1.
OM.Y ti 4H .''.:f
1977MIACUIY '64 Olds u .a wgn , l'll'll1·1i!J·~111
COlONY PAIK ~ lio7h:ut~t 1
:_ ~w!r'.hijlD!Jti4iJ:il:
I 0 r--. WAGON Good cond. $000. ~.5397 11-lilllll-iA-ill-illl.•-111 ... lil •• M.-iliilll.-111191
Wlth hit whf'el. cruise '77 cut. Sup Xlnt cond. Lo IRVlNE 4
wnt.rol. AM/FM stereo, mi, loaded. Must sell. 130.7000 "•"
pwr. windows & door 6i5-66l7. 752.wi ()(fer good lhru 2/20/11 locks, split pwr. seats, .,
deluxe interior. roof rack 1974 OLDS
lighted sentinal. pwr .__.._.
trunk Ioele & only 5500 IJll•Pll
rallye wheels . pwr.
steering & brakes.
(8'731-'EGl.
·w. Bolh loJlb, l$O auto.
full Power. $4700. Pvt
pty, &W-5887
& finished in white. REG£a..1c111 ~ <404SCM >. ~ • •••••••••••••••••••••••
OHL y $6999 With tilt wheel. cruise ltn'4 Ply. Satellite st... miles. Like new! Yellow
w/mutchi11g top &
lealher. (316273).
Priced to Sell!
1977 LIMOUSINE
OHLY$2,99
Nabers
AUTO CENTER
Div. of Sabers Cadillac
14Z5 IAICH ST.
'75. auto. full pawer. air.
T-top, bronze. lo mi's,
Mint cond, $7200. 675·3823
9935
Nabers
AUTO CENTER Dodge
••••••••••••••••••••••• Div. of Nabers Cadillal'
·~ Dodge sta wgn. Good I 4ZS IAl<Ell ST.
cond. Good pot " tires. ACROSS FROM FEDCO
control, AM /FM stereo Wag. 9 pass .. f'/S, PJ&.
tape, dl&ttal clcx:k. split Air. Gd. hres, tran.IJ.
pwr. seats. deluxe in-Cooler. air s hocks.
terior, pwr. wmdowa & trailer hitch. CB Rll1RlJ
door locks, vinyl top. l I Good Cond •• 90()• ("'"'JLR). nc . . ... . ...,. 834·0899 ...
OHLYS3999 ------.,. Full powfr, ulr cond. '72 Monte Qirlo .. very cln.
stereo tape. sentinal. P/S, P /8 . aii: cond.
dimmer. cruise control, AM/FM. 52K m1. $2500.
lighted entry system & 586·~--_
1976 VOLVO '75COUI>t! de Ville. looded, vanity mirl'or, power 1976 CHEVY
16 .. GL S_,. ... H t owner, $52001 644·15&4 trunk lock. opera lamps ... ~
ACROSS FROM FEDCO
COSTA MESA $500 firm. 559-7413 COSTA MISA Nabers
'76~• Vol ure Prem-
Wagon. immac, 15..UOO
mi1 like new. Load,d' 673-3600 ....
540.9109 "" .,.,,.. hm. 759.0405 ore & only i 1.000 miles. MALllU Cl~SIC
Automatic,sunroof,pwr. ---.---1 Showroom new -al 2 Door. V_8, automatic.
·11 Coronet. c1e11n, good 540.9109 AUTOCEMTH cond, good tires. $1300. ' • ••••••••••••••••••• steering & brakes, air um Eldo Loatlt>d, moon black. (164840). pwr. steenng ~ braises.
cond., cruiMe control. roof, 13.000 m1. Lake new. HUGE $AVIMG$ tlll wheel. atr cond.,
Qrytler 9925 644-0144 Mitstang 9952 Div. of NMbera Cadillac
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• 1425 IAKH ST. 1977 POMnAC~
AM/FM slert.'<> cassette. Triple blk · 963·9415 or ruJlye wheels & deluxe
leathei: interior. 2A,000 ansser\' ~"1935 __ _ interior wlflitiht bench 'fi6 Chrysler Loaded Runs ·~:ks~~:t~:~~ 'g~r tir~s~ 197 4 FORD ACROSS FROM FED CO
great ~7~. 549.0057 or 278 xtras. $2000/oCCer. eves MUST ANG GHIA COST A MESA
A1.W.d•prit :
With stereo cassette.
mags & metallic paint
t465RKS>. miles. C79.aNPG I. l d 1977 SEVILLE seat. Only 21.000 mile:;. '71 El Dorado. m nl con Pull power. air rnnd .. ONLY $7999 w/low m1 , lully equip'd sterno lape. crwse ,.011• lt>l3PLFl.
Santa Isabel CM 492.7529 With factory' air cond., 540.9109
-$l4527 d~. 495· 1403 evs. trol, lighted vanity mar· OHL Y $3999
'65 Cad cvnvcrtlblc Low ror, wire wheel C:O\eri.. ~T-1bers ~1Jles Bt-::t offt-r shadow paint & only i ~ _ _
'73 Town & Country Wgn,
new brakes, good shape. ford 9940
$2000. 833·0351 •••••••••••••••••••••••
auto tran:. . AM /f'M ------
tape, pwr. steenng. vinyl '76 Cutlass Supreme. 2·dr,
l o p & I v w m II c s . AM / 1'' M rad 1 o, 11 · l r k
(0591<7~). tape. Air. t·stm "his.
ONLY $2999 PS. P/W, 27K mi. xlnt
SADDlHACIC :
VALUYlMPORTS
83 I ·2040 495-4949
eond. $4800. 644 41132 073_2'J27 t3.ooo miles <456028>. •UTO Cl!!.lllo.l9IR '74 Nwprt cstm. 2-dr, P 1s. • PLHONI LG AUTO CEHTIR "' 51"'1 I P/8, A/C1AM/FM.8-lrk,
Div, of Nabers Cadillac· 1975 Eldorado c:onv. fully 1977 SEVILLE Div. of Nabers Cadillac • bronze/beige Landau FORD '74 Cutlass Supreme. V8., RAY FLAOEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
·77 Tn1ns AM Dark bm
wlgold whls & striping
U:mded w all pwr ace
Stert . .001 rudio & tape. 'f
·Bar hatch roof. factory
warran~'. 002·7795
l42SIAKIRST. loaded, xlnt conrl. 57500. "MOOMROOF" 142SIAICIRST. SZ430.S57·68<N aulo. A /C. P IS,P /B.
ACROSSFROMFEDCO P.P.s.16·8191 <21ToChooseFrom ,\CROSSFROMFEDCO '76 Cordova . Silver radio . 56.0UO m1
COSTAMESA .71 St>dan de Vlllc:. foull power. ;.ur cond.. COSTAMISA w/every option Xlnt IRVlNE-$3100.5.59-61165
540-9109 beaut Hui. loaded. Nu stereo casstttc. cruise, 540-9109 cond. m · ke -830-7000 '70 Cutlass Su pre me. ---
tJrns, S2250. ~-14'1 1 pwr. recliner. lighted en· -----------ofr. 63 l Offer good t.hru 2/20178 baby blue, wbt no~ I lOl'i
'70 Volvo Stn Wagon! ----try system, wire wheel '76 Monte Carlo. Mint ---------9930 int P/B. P /S. air. 1
.145S, air, good tires, ·75 CdV ·wire whls. covers & only 10.000 ccmd 19,000 ms. All '76 Mus lang V·G. 4 spd owner -~ife':>car.Lo m1.
1!170 Pontiac 'fcmpest 4-dr
S<."<ian. $295.
631 -3760
AMI FM radio Must sell lealh~r. full power· pure mi I es h" B u r g u&n ~ Y xtrus. 640·5563 I 974 C ... RTIER trans. Notchback, gold. Be au t. t• 0 n d $159 s 1976 l"irebird. xlnt col)d!
646-1034. ' · luxury:... S4~ 54~·12fl-f w/matc 1ng top in · ---------,. ~~~,·.!.':~~~C .. .!:'.~o..'°;;; 12.<n> mL 53300. 962-2..sOO 64(}0Z19 14.~ rnUes. S47UO or ~sl
te1ior. (465889). '72 Rally Nova 350. 3-sptl. D--t-Mart&IV ------Offl•r.640S715 '70 Eldorado. good cond. · AM /Fu 8 t k ....,,,._. · 1 p:._.o.-e957
U -~ new ml.. "' r · With ractory air cond .. '71 Torino. xlnl cond w/ Ill Mu~tanii. 6 cy auto, llffV 7 ---Alltos, lcv Beige. new brakes Call 19n D'ELEG ... MCE runs good. $1700. 8''8·4087 has lot:; of TLC. In ori~ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7i Firebird. xlnt con¢ lo • •••• • ••••••••••• """4503 ,.. split pwr. seats. pwr. tune·up. Must sell .. Al '' AM /L' .. ~lrk • ••• •• """. · COUPE DE Vl1 LE 963·37Z3 windows. till. cruiise. 768-4978 greal l'Ond. Best ofr 1974 FORD nus. '"'• ""'"' AMC 9905 :-S"" d v ·11 I . ,. ------------------675-3063 PIUYOW ... "'-0... ·~2·1638• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 ._,,an I' 1 e. ow m1. 1-ull pawer. air cond .. ,76 El Camino Classic, AM/FM quad Lape. pwr. "' ,...., " .i ·~ ~ ~ g_d-cond. SS.175. 536-6544 stereo/C.B .. crui~e con-PIS. P/8, A/C, :itereo, 22 dr. locks. Landau roof. '64 Ford 2 Dr hrdtp. Blue. wan l -.! d : · 6 7 2 + 2 " -.: = or968-2244 aft 5 trol, sentinal. dimmer. mpg. 6 cyl. Mags, nu alum. wheels, low miles Good body. Runs good. F b k 2 d --- -------l1ghl"d entry •ystem, .... 644 180 •· '(7""P .. F-> Reblllrans. $(2.Sor make ast ac · · 89 4sp ·
4 speed trans. & only
35,000 miles. In good con-dition. <460PHKI. 'Home
ol 11.o
Vi•in9"
19n
AMC
GREMLIN
CPE.
6 cyl . power l
steering radio &
healer air cond
This beauty has
less,-than 16.000
miles (Ser .
1 A7A465E167640J
s99 DH.
l'a-nta ol 11060S '"' 36
mC>lllht on ""°'""""' u-Te>111 U•h """'" incl IU i ~C .. 19 J3061112. OeltwtWd
I 3180.80 lnctuo1n9 111.
llGenu & ......... ANNUAL
PERCENTAGE RATE 19 2•
6U..~TAFSON
UNCOlN MER<;U&Y
16300 &.och &ou11"4
)4Uf\ft"'9'°"' a.ock,
142 .. 144
Ho"'•
ol llte v.•;•9"
1976
AMC
PACER
b cyl., 3 speed,
with radio,
heater, and AIR
COND. too. (lie.
097PIR).
s99 DH.
Ind P"''' of S1()() 28 lot 38 moni~• on -8<1 .,,..i.1
Tot 11 c:a•~ ll'10e lne IU ' he S2858 52 0..f8"td '31119 88 inc tu l•c l 1nte,e1t
Annual Percen!i1Q& R1t•
1192
f~IJ~TAFSC)N
llNCOlN MERCURY
I 6800 &eoch loulevo<d
Ml.lfll'•"Q'O" leoch.
142-8844
~ •••••••.••••• !!.1.~
1U Buick Le Sabre.
Collector will sell, elec·
trlc blue convertible .
while top & lnter. Im-
maculate. 7J4/S40·7744
ask tor Ralph or Sally
1973 Buick Re.gal. (ully
equip'd, Lornl,.
• 7).4/536-5780 *
Nabers
Cadillac
fj
FEBRUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
~County's
$eYille Clftter
1976 CADILLAC
S!VIUE
(4 I To Choose f'rom
Leal.her intenor, cruise
control. tape. wire wheel
covt>rs. etc. (476Nl Ll .
Priced as low as
$9788
•
1977 CADIUAC
COUPE DEVILLE
With leather interior ,
5tereo, nuise control.
Cabriolet top, etc.
(807RKS)
$9588
•
1976 CADIUAC
El.DORADO COU,E
With leather 1nter1or.
60/40 seat. stereo w1lh
tape. cruise control, etc
(<e}PCT>.
$7488
•
... ~ rau.S. $3.850. -5 ... more. "" '' • · ofr . ., • .,,,,....n_ SlOOO/t.op. Barr)' 494-3401 seturity system. Dark UICE HEW!!! ....., _..., OHLY$1995
SADDLHACk
VALLEY IMPORTS
831·2040 495.4949
brown w1be1gc top & in· '72 Impala. 4-dr. P /B,
tenor. (15i462L P1S. P/W. A/C,$1500.
197 6 SEVILLE
(.IJ To Choose Prom
Full power, air cond ..
stereo tape. cruise, light·
ed entry sy:item & vanity
mirror. Low miles. Red
wired lealher jnterior &
wtute lop. Sold new b)
us. (855PKD>.
1969 CADILLAC
SIDAN DE VIUE
Full power, air cond ..
AM/FM stereo. tilt
wheel. leather interior &
only 63.000 original
miles. <YPS669)
ALLEN
Olds/CadJUac/GMC
S.D Frwy.-Avery Exit
LAGUNA NIGUEL
(7141495-6430
9917 .......••.........••...
'TIT,roor. -air. Gabriel E·
series shocks! loaded.
full pwr. 54().3529eve!I.
·111Camaro300. auto, P 1S.
I' B. air. SlSOO or best.
Aft 5pm: 548-0057
548.2380
1900 Chev~ pickup & 1975
Chevy Wag.on -9 pass.
Call 5.59·11Ml6 Aft. 6 pm
'76 <..'heveue. 4 spd, fact.
air. delwie int/ext. Orig
own. vety pretty. $2175.
4&-1-7801 .
Collector's Sale. '62.'64
Classic Corva1r Con\•'s .
Consider partial trd ror
mo-ped. <~ycle or van.
Pvt ply. 536.9'J!JJ
'70Cheve1Je350,AIC. PS.
P / B. runs good.
$950/ bsl. 960· 1852
'65Cbevy 1mpSS2-dr HT.
All pwr. fd lires. ball.
carb, winng, runs ~d .
Mu!!l sell $475/bst ofr.
Pvt ply, 645-8616.
197lCHiVY
MOVA CUSTOM
With fal'lOl'Y air cond ..
pwr. i.t eering, uuto.
trans .. radio & healer.
(7$3GVA>.
OMLYSl999
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY '67 Camaro, 1''reshly built
J96 eng. Hj.perf hesd~. IRVlNf:
du a I quads. o If)' 830.7000
manifold. headers. 4 Offeq~oodthru 2 20 78
speed. Posi rear. new --------
battery. starter. water ~,6 Monza 2 + 2, auto. air.
pump. AM /FM cassette. radio. S2900. pe rf ert
$2500orbest. 894-7713 cond. P 1P837·4382
H20 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'6.1 Nova St.a Wag. Good
transp. $11()().
548-6680 or 646-7030
'76 M. Carlo Lantlau. full
power. bkt seats.
AM/1-"M stereo, A 1C.
$.'HOS. 759--0657
t977CHEVY
MONTE CARLO
With tilt wheel. cruise
control. air cond .. pwr.
windows. Landau top.
rallye wheels &t finished
m Naples yellow w/white
~&interior. (475PXN>.
OMLY $5599
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
IRVlNE
830.7000
OCfcr good lhru 2120/78
75 Mark IV. all pawer
items. crwse. AM-FM
atereo. $6900. Pvt pty
54(). 7llOO' 8. 5
·72 Pinto Runabout. A C.
auto, lo mi. $1200.
pp 646-4380
'65 con-; .. 289. auto.
clean. $2450. P,P
6405824
'76· GNnadat Ghia-. 2,dr. '66 Mu~Lan~ Nu tires.
fully equip. w 'sunroof. reblt eng & trans. Good '74 Pinto Wagon. L~gage
Makeofr.646·5031afl4. cond.$600.8.:!0·74~-rack. mag wheels
75 Granada 4 Dr. sharp, lo '66 M~stang. vs. auto, <wide I. 8-track ta pc
mi. air. stereo tape, new tires. ~<;bit ens. new deck/ radio. auto .. white $38~0. 499.4551 dy:... brks. r\1\1 f)l cassette, el(terior. blue interior.
493-8846 evs Camille Sl800...:._67~~2 e\'t':. _50K miles._S1795. 6'12·3379
9970 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1977
T-BIRD 1959 Edsel. rebll t•ng, nl'" '67 Mustanl(, xlnl l·ondi-l!J73 Sqwre Wgn. 3l.OOO
clutch. trans, lire~ etc hon. mu.st sell Please orig m1. Nu tire~. shot·ks Continenlul fi2-4dr Partly $650. 552.6275 t•all 548-5651 & ball. Auto. ;ur. Make
restored New blk paint ------ofr.51U·HWiaft5 ONLY s39cj
Best ofr over $500. '68 fo"ord XL 390GT. $750. 'dti 289 VS Auto. AM 1-':\l ---
&l2·5542 Low nu. A-I mcth. Full Cass stereo New ralliater ~ DH.
-------pwr, nu radials. nu 5 yr s h ock~. valve job. ·54 XKE Rdstr. restore & 16 h, d batt. Very firm alternator. ures. tune,
make SSS 52250 or trade pril'e ror ,·ery fine car. et<'. White \'inyl top. hlu
Home
ollhe
On "DO"Hfod C.ed!I
Loaded with
op ti ons VS .
automatic. AM/FM
stereo. cru ise
control. tilt wheel.
pwr windows. vmYt
rool. split comfort
seats Real prettY
car! One Only!
(:?38SPY)
for truck. 646-~ Call aft. 5!~ 4~-~!.. _ body 644_-4_508 ___ _
'75Mark IV.
fully loaded. 20.000 m1.
$7500.847·6237
"Ho"'•
ol rho
v,•·•o"
1978
MARK V You ....,., -..... _,,~~ty
1oed•d ,., Mtft tn.t t~n
6,700 '"''"' UCtt>M OlllO& 1M110 lo< t•I Oct. 1& IUC.
0$9TWZ)
s 12, I 00
GUSTAFSON
1 tlNCOlN MERCURY
· 1976FORDLTD
COUMTRY SQUIRE
WAGON
With factory air cond ..
pWT. windows. pwr. dr.
locks. pwr. seat. cruise.
'71 FORD
PIHTOSIDAH
• cvl radt0 Nater Su04W
economy CM Onve ff. yoult
k>ve ''' . .L•C fl740fCJ
5 1246
GUSTAFSON
""yments Q( ll611 1 I IOt W
l!IOfttns T OUI c.tOll P"C• """
1 .. i lie -Oel•red
U 03e H '"°' tu "c & tnt•est
GUSTAFSON
UNCOLN MERCURY
I 6800 B•o<~ Boul•vord '68 PIS VS. auto Good con LINCOLN MERCURY
h I
'"4vl"l'l"9•<>" h octi mec . cond . Sl 200. 111800 &.och &oult•o•d 842-8144
754-0833 da~ 642-1006 Hun••ng•on &eoch.
eves, wknd 842·8844 ~= =ttttp
'65 MustanR. VS. auto, nu~-==-~--....,-=-=w V ~
pamt. buckskin. Al mech · 9CJCI
cond. St450. 816-0747 'i2 Pinto. S975 or best. ••••••• • • • • • •• •• •• • ••••
---------Mags. A 1C, AM /fo'M '74 Ve~a Kammba•k .
'68 Mustang. auto. 28tl. /\II cassette M6·112KS auto. a t'. new tires. Gd
features. fanlaslie t·<md - -------cond St •oo 540 11 '3 71 Pi t I t d 2000 . .• . . ..
$1475. Must see. 963-8442 n o. x n con .. ------eng . .t sptl, mag whls, 75 Vega Wagon. GT, auto.
AMt FM 8 track. $975. air. 22.000 mi. Sl8~.
Call lift SPM. 4!13-1589 mtL'il sell . i52·8220 ·•
tilt. AM/FM tape. tug· Find what you want in
gage rark & more! DailyPilotClas~ifiedi;
<110443). Priced to sell at
ONLY $46'9 Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Mew 9100
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
1976 CADILLAC Showroom cond .• yellow
COUPE DEVILLES ·1s Monza. 2+ 2. must Nabers 'l
I t>800 8t<t<h &oulevo•d I
Hivfth1'19f0"' ko<h, i
842-1144 I
~ ------~
IRVTNE
830-7000
OfCer good thru 2/20/7S.
BRAND NEW
1978DATSU (5) To Choose From sell $2500. 552-4201
With cruil.e control. • --leather interior. stereo IMPALA. 72 4·dr. bronze
tape, etc. (586PPM) w1tan vinyl top .. Com·
Priced a:. low 115 fortable & clean, well un·
$6988 der book at $1275.
645-2393 alt 6 & wknds.
• Autos, Mew
------AUTO CIMTllt '72 4·dr town cur, fully '70 LTD. 4dr. :ill pwr.
Div. or Nabers Cadillac equipped. good cond.. suso. or best offer.
1425 •AKER ST. $2370. P.P . &U·l094 54-0.9779
ACROSS FROM FEDCO •63 Conl'I. All orig, whl, S U p E R ,-S-U_P_E R
COSTAMESA red leather $1495. DUPER! 1970 custm 540-9109 673-~8 Torino. compl. reblt.
9800 Aaltos, Ne., 9100 Desperate. wall sacrHicc .
1975 CADILLAC
FUETWOOD
BROUGHAM
494·9315. 546-9650 ·············••·••···•· •···•·•·····••··•·•···· ........................ ----1•
With leather interior.
tape. crui11e, 60/40 sent &
low miles. (889M MJ).
$7288
•
. l 975 CADHJ.AC
SB>AM DEVILLE
Low mileage. leather ln·
lerior. vinyl top, elc.
(172MMS).
$6288
•
lt74 CA.,IU.AC
&DORA.00 COMV.
(2> To Choose From Flremisl paint. tlll
wheel, crl.li.se control, atereo w I tape, etc.
(002KYQ). Priced as low
as
$6788 •
OVER150
QUALITY CMS
TOSELF.c1 t'ROM •
9'45 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'70 Lincoln, 4 dr, 60,000
mi, bas had xlnt care.
499-3589
'73 MK4, brwn. wht top,
all xtra11, 66,000 mi,
M48().640-1719,640-8325
1976UNCOLN
TOWHSmAN
Luxurious! With leather
interior, tape, cruise con·
trol, padded top & au tbe
deluxe extras!
(s.w-fXE) .
$7988
Nabers
·dldillac.
2600 H.111l11r lllvl.I. C11~1.1 M~\,1 )40·9 I 00
Mrlftwy '910 .......................
OR.ANGE COUNTY'S MIWIST
LJNOOLN·MERCURY
DtalenNp le n()W OPEN
IAY flUDllOI ·
LINCOLN· MERCURY .18-18A"'°C..nt.r Dr. SD~w.k• Fote•t ult
IRVlN&
IJ0.7000
.~568!!
.,
1978 Datsun B:? 10 :? Door -This car 1s fully eou1pped mclud1ng undersea!,
special detail. bOdy side moldings & radio. -36 month open erid lease. Exad
lease paymP.nt 1s 568 78 per month plus lax Vehicle valut' -53526 95 PaY'
only $14291 adv,,ncP. payments to take dehvery on approved cred•I Total Ol
lease payment -s :?686 08. Option price at end ol tease -i 1939 71
(355019)
DATSUN 81 o·:
THE FUEL-INJECTED FAMILY CAR
WITH THE PERFORMANCE OF·
A 240-Z ENGINE
THE 810 FEATURES:
• 'WAY ADJUSTAILE DRIVY'S SIAT ___ ~...,,,._,.,.~~
• Tl~ID GLASS
• POW. S111RING
• AM.fM ST9IO MULTIPLEX RADIO
• THI 6 CYL. FUEL ltUECTID IHGINE StoAH
• rLUS MUCH. MUCH MORE!!!
0 OVER FACTORY INVOICE
ON EVERY NEW 1978
VAN CONVERSION
. ~ .
WHY WAIT UNT{L SUMMER WHEN YOU
CAN GET SUMMER BARGAINS LIKE THESE
IN OUR BIG STOCK
o ·
.......... ~EXAMPLE SAVINGS....--...--...
NEW 1978 CHOOSE
LEISURE TIME FROM
IODAYI
ALL F-1 SO's
ALL f..250's
ALL f..350's
OVER FACTORY INVOICE
ON EVERY NEW 197·8 .
PICKUP TRUCK
IN OUR BIG STOCK
58299 351 V-8 eng A/T. pwr. steer
gauges. hvy duty ball . 90
amp alt , bkr seats. AM-FM 1aA~a101 s1~ •11' multiplex 8 track tape. ice box.
root vent. lrnt carpet rack and ladder, custom paint.
etc Was priced at s 10.090
•LEISURE TIME
•ROLL-A-LONG •SIERRA
•HOLIDAY WHEELS
•VANS UNLIMITED
•MESA SPECIAL TIES
ALL STANDARD
COURIERS
FINAL SELL-OFF
OF
1977 DEMOS!
LEASE DRIECT
AND SAVE!
We lease alt mab can and trucks. Ask
about our lease maiftteonance pi OCJl'Cllft.
OVER FACTORY INVOICE ' ON EVERY NEW 1978
.PINTO
ALMOST TWO DOZEN
BEAUTIFUL FRESH
COMPANY CARS
DAILY
RENTALS CHOOSE FROM
IN OUR
BIG STOCK
TO' CLEAR THIS WEEKEND.
Fantastic price sla1hes on Ph1to,
Granada, LTD, and MastmMJ models
while they last!
Cars-Trucks ly Day-Wut& « Month.
Low OS $7.00 Day-7• Mile.
coMrAH ou• lF A l SQ
COMl'fTJTIVE UTES! NH ,111111g:~
• 2 DOOR COUPES
•HATCHBACKS
•STATION WAGONS
llOO V•
6 cyl 3 speed. tinted w1ndsh1eld bOdy
glass. heater Less than 10.000 miles Ser.
i!Y44572 Stk #P3252
'74 FORD
IEllt.
V-8 automatic tr"ns tactory air
cond1lloning power s teering power
brakes. radio heater. vinyl roof. wt11tewall
tires tinted gtass. heel covers Lie
11513LPB Stk. #10..A $2688
'77 FORD
Til•dirWrd ,
V-8. automatic trans laclo~ arr
cond1t1oning powr steenng power disc
, brakes. power windows. vinyl roof over.
lilt steering wheel. radio. heater L•c
#856SWL Stk. #P3279 . ssa8
'75 FORD
~Ghia 4 Or. Sedml
V-8 . automatic trans . factory air
cond1t1oning, power steering. power
brakes, vinyl root cover. radio. mag wheels.
l,.1c #697MXC
'75 FIAT
l -lt ._...,.
4 cyl . 4 sooed AM/FM stereo radio with
tape. removable roof panel. rallye wheels
Low miles Lie ~494T JH Stk #P3217
;
53988
'77 DODGE
Alf'" ·s,.c1 .. EdlffGll" 5t. w.,..
V-8. auto trans . factory air cond . power
sseermg. power brakes. 'AM/FM stereo
radio luggage earner, deluxe 1nte<10I' Less
that1 5.000 miles Better than new at this
price• Lie #744TOG Stk 11P3240
s5388
'72 FORD cost.rdlmp
4 cyl 4 speed radio heater Lie •39912U
'74 FORD c_.,., Scpiire w.,..
V-8. automatic trans. power steenng. powr
brakes. factory air conditioning. radio.
luggage carrier Lie #047LIT Stk #P3264
'76 HONDA
Ci.le cvcc St~ wefJO"
4 cyl 4 speed luggage carrier tinted
glass. radio heater Lie •033PBY Stk
11P3226
53488
'74 DATSUH
2601.
6 cyt 4 speed air conditioning AMI FM
stereo wilt! srereo taoe, mag wnee1s tinted
glass. t>ody side moldings Lie •031LGB
Stk 111510A
54588
'74 CADILLAC
V-8 automahc transmission lactory atr
cond1t1on1ng lull power 1111 steering Wheel
vinyl rpof cover leather seats. low m11es1
Immaculate• A steal at this price Lie
#897 JAE Stk #9858
54688
'73 DODGE
V• 1/1TG11
6 cyl . 3 speed, radio. heater Lo. lo m.les.
You II like rt, lie #262HGJ Stk #369AT
,_, 00 'h TOii rldaip
V..a. 4 Speed, Heater. Whttewall tires. tinted
glass ~I covers Less than 18,000 miles
Lie. •tH87337 Stk 11P3289
~4288
'75 DODGE
Colt 2 Or. Hwdtoft
4 cyl automatic transmission tactory air
condillonmg vinyl roof cover radio
tieater Lie 113Q9ROH Stk 11870A
'72 FORD
riltto Scpilre W.,..
4 cyl automatic transmission factory air
cond1t1on1ng luggage earner. tinted glass.
radio heater Lie #870FVZ Stk. #P3258
51988
"73 FORD
FJSO I T•PU
Super camper Special V-8. automatic.
power steering. POW8' brakes. factory air
cond., Ranger package. dual fuel !Mks. 2
tone ppint. heavy duty tires, radio & heater.
••2443P
l'ltlto b!IC!Mut
4 cyl . 4 speed. radio. tinted glass.
whllewall tires. wheel covers, heater Lie
#064HPD Stk 11371A
.· s1788
'76 PLYMOUTH
AHOW HATCHIACK G.T.
4 cyl . 5 speed transmission. sport P&Ckage.
AM/FM radio heater. rallye wheels lie
#4 77POU Stk lf966A
53188
'76 FORD
Mcn-efjc:ll 4 Dt-. Seel•
6 cyf autom~ transm1ss1on. power-;
steering. factory air cond • radio. heater.
wheel covers Lie #597SYL S~ #PS269
'68 FORD
Corilfta 2 Dt-.
4 cyl . automatic trans . AM radio. tinted
glass, whitewall tires. wheel covers. less
thao 40,000 miles. Lie. JYCS641 Stk.
#818A
..
I
@?j;7
11111._,.,, ' ,,, 'llr I• ., I
an, #Mfo " • ~ u .. .-. c
•SAU Dll'T HOUllS • Mo-rl,IAM to9PM
Sel I AM toll',M .
$ull; 10 A M IO I P.M
•SElllllCE 6 PAlnS• Mo,,_.tl, 1 A.M lo• P M
(ap.ft Ill t ,. M MOl'd•YI
• l'AflTI Df Pl • ll'f:HSAT IAM to 11'M