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Home My WebLink About1978-11-23 - Orange Coast Pilot3 .. Orange Coast VOL 71 ,NO 327,4SECTIONS, 100 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY,NOVEMBER23, 1978 ·rEN CENTS Kids' Bare Feet Keep Old Srh~ol Clean By J\JU:SLOH .,. "*"" C.-11 d f .. MONTHO~E. C.'olo The country kids out at the otd, three· room Coo1I C'rt't'k sr hool go to class barefoot.' They have Elalne Bt•rbc)Ur lo than._ for that Th~y didn't alway!l have it so fancy "1l'-; lh<'ir ~thvol," M rs Barbour said. sbpping off her shoes. "The y vot\• for b.ue feel, bare feet they get " MRS. BARBOUR as AN 1rrepress1ble woman of 49 with 1et !)lac I. hair and tht' t>nergy of a sixth grader. A note thumbtacked to her eta sroom wall, from a pupil, calls her "our best friend." Tbe farmers and ranchers hereabouts regard her as that, too, a friend, but also as rather a Joan of Arc. She saved their school. WATERSPOUT APPEARS OVER OIL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY Photo Taken About 3:30 p.m. from Huntington Beach Builder Fights Oxnard Move LOS ANGELES IAP ) A de· veloper has filed a $30 million federal suit seeking compensa· tJOn for 115 acres of beachfront property that the City or Oxnard has zoned as open space. The suit was riled by Man- dalay Bcarh Associates of Ven· Lura a gainst stale otriccs as well as the city of Oxnard and some of its officials. • Oxnard Assistant City At- torney Duane Lyders said the action seeks the money on grounds the city refused to re- zone the property so that homes and a hotel may be built. \\eather A cloudy, overcast Turkey Day with a chance of showers in the afternoon. Clearing pre- dicted tonight and Friday. Lo ws tonight 40 to 45. High Friday about 65. INSIDE TOD~'\' Orie of the things to be thankful for toda y are /nend1 -thoae llJ)ecial peo- ple who like 11011 jun the way you are. See Featunng, Page 81. Index PatrolPlam To Combat Dnmk Drivers Ca lifornia Hi g hw ay Patrolmen assigned to Orange County were planning to be out in force during the four-day Thanksgiving holiday, watching pa rticularly for drivers who have been drinking. Patrol spokesman Jerry Max- well said all 250 officers as· signed to the county will be on duty at some time during the rour days in an effort to keep the freeways safe. While special efforts will focus on suspected drunken drivers, Maxwell said. "We won't ignore the speeders." Weather forecaste rs predict that the cloudy and unsettled con· ditions the y b e lie ve will dominate the Thanksgiving holi- day will give way early next week to fair and mild conditions. Highs of about 65 to 75 are pl"e·· dieted for coastal areas once the expected early morning fog has burned off. Statewide patrol figures show the fatal traffic accident rate has jumped 11.6 percent so far this year, from 3,693 in the period from Jan. 1 to Oct. 14, \977, to 4,124 as of Oct. 14 this year~ Orange County coroner's figures, however. show the local traffic fatality rate has re· mained about the same as last year. Last year, 314 Oran1e County mo.torista lost t.Mir lives in tral- flc crashes for an average of 26.1 traffic deaths per month. r From Janoal'y through OC· tober this year, fl1ures show, 2188 persona clied H the result or Orange County traffic accident.a, or an average of 21.6 per month. ·· 1 had my heart set on going back to Africa." Mrs. Barbour said · ·r b ad taught for 17 months there. 10 ye'rs ago. What I did seemed so necessary. so worthwhile. But the poliucaJ situation Coal Creek is a rural community of about 75 scattered fam il.tes west of town on a sweeping shoulder of the Rockies . The pioneers who settled there }lwlt a prim1t1ve school in 1886. changed and I couldn't return. • "I bad taught here for 20 years and loved every minute of it. When it became time to replace at. 1li 1921. their descendants built a sturdy brick schoolhouse or three classrooms. Four years ago the parents of the fourth, fifth and sixth graders who attended 1t wanted, with good reason, to tear it down. But I was disappointed about Africa itnd felt that the kids here, in a fine, middle·class school. didn't really need me. I was frankly cons idering retiring. . "LOOK AT THESE PICTURES.'' Mrs. Barbour said. "The place was run down and unsafe. The classrooms were like dungeons. How could anyone learn an a place like that? The kids .. THEN THE OPPORTUNITY AT Coal Creek came up. My friends thought 1 was crazy, but I couldn't resist. It became my Africa." <See BARE FEET. Page AZ> Cultists To Repay Bereaved BULLETIN SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - Fingerprints have been ordered taken rrom a corpse round ln the Peoples Temple jangle colony to allay fears that tbe Rev. Jim Jones ls alive and the body ls on· ly a Jones lookalike. the San Francisco Chronicle reported. SAN FRANCISCO !AP) - Distraught and confused mem- bers or the Peoples Temple say they are not going to kill themselves -or others -but will continue the "beautiful work" or Jim Jones despite the death s of Jones and 400 followers. "I'm proud to be a.member of P eoples Te mple," said Jean Brown at a news confe rence Wednesday, the Temple mem- bers· first public appearance JUNGLE SWALLOWS PEOPLE, PLANES -A4 STATE HAS INSPIRED • MANY CUL TS .:: A22 - h ere s ince the w eeken d masacre. "Whal happened is a terrible tragedy. but nothing changes the principles that Jim Jones stood for. It does oot cancel out over 30 years of beautiful work bring- ing us together,·• she said. The temple members heatedly denied charges by ex-cultists that there were "hit lists" of cult defectors marked for d eath. And they said they have never run through "practice" s wcides at Jones' direction. "There is no hit list ," Hugh Fortson said angrily. "In fact, we a re risking our lives coming here. You are setting us up. Some crazy person could come after us now.•· Fortson, one or about a dozen Temple members at the news conference. s aid the group hopes lo use remaining Tempie funds -reportedly in the millions or dollars -to repay those who lost loved ones in the mass murder-suicides in Jonestown, Guyana. "Jim Jones taught us that his physical being was not the im- portant thing -that what mat- te red were the !·nciples he taught us. We ar oing to con· tlnue that." Temple m embers appeared shake n and confused by the events in Guyana, which began with the slayings of California Congressman Leo Ryan and four others after Ryan led reporters a nd staffers to Guyana to in· vestigate the Peoples Temple settlement there. Attorney Charles Garry, who escaped with lawyer Mark Lane as more than 400 temple mem- bers drank poison or were shot at the Jonestown commune, also -<Stt TEMPLE, Page AZ> * * * Suspect's I..ink To SF Told SAN FRANCISCO <AP ) -A Peoples Temple member being held ln Guyana in connection with the murder of Rep. Leo Jlyan and four others was in the San Francisco area two weeks ago: posing as a defector and collecting information about Ryan's trip to the jungle com- mune, published r"t!ports sald to- day. Quoting law enforcement or- ticlah, the San Francisco Chronicle said in a copyrighted story that Tim Carter. 30, traveled to the Bay Area on a · ''seeret miaa1on" ancCreturnecl- to Guyana just before Ryan. re· porters and concerned relatives •ert for the South American country Nov. 14. • They Talk Turkey County 2nd Graders Offer Favorite Recipes By TOM BARLEY Ol 1,_ O.lly f'tlol StAtt Did you, gentle reader, make copious notes the other evening before the boob tube while Julia Child told us in her inimitable way how we should cope with the staggering task or preparing the Thanksgiving turkey? Clearly, the Thanks.giving feast poses no perils for this elo- quent group of 7-year-olds. oven for two hours so the knob is pointing down. You have to wait till it sits." Take June Lin's directions on preparation of the f estive poultry: .. Wash it. Take the tag off. Put it in the white pan. Put it in the oven. Bake it two minutes at two degrees. Take 1t out and put the recipe behind at. Cut it. Then we eat it. .. She goes on: "Cut it open a lit· t le bit. Then you put the thermometer in. Cut it open more. Get the plates and serve 1t. Then you eat it." And did you conc lude, as many did, that the enormity of the preparations carefully out- lined by her clearly indicated that a trip to t he closest suitable restaurant might well be the w isest cours e or action on Turkey Day? Take a look at the "Gobble, Gobble Cookbook '' devised by the second graders or Cox School in Fountain Valley and you'll quickly agree that anyone think- ing along those lines is clearly chicken. Jason Caist is just -as direct when it comes to the formula for rendering a 20-pound turkey re- ady for your holiday table. "Take the bag off. Put at m the frying pan with oil. Bake it ror maybe one hour al 55 degrees. Take it out and slice it. Then eat it..' And no one waxes more eln· quent than Kim E llsworth when it comes to the problem of giving the Thanksgiving business to a 5-pound turkey. But Kim cuts the ground from under us at this mouth-watering moment or her directions. For s he adds: "But my mom is go· 1ng to make ha m because turkey takes too long." Our Cox School gourmet chefs are well aware that there's more to a Thanksgiving dinner than the turkey. Richard Welme clearly recognizes that no Thanksgiving feast would be complete without the equally traditional pumpkin pie. Here's the way he sets about his holiday dessert: T he young members of Mrs. Malcolm's class arc explicit about their aim, as evidenced by the Litle page of the brochure: ·'This cookbook is dedicated lo all the turkevs of the world." "You have to gel a pan and a knife out. Then take out that thing you stick in the turkey. Cul the bag open and wash at off Put the water over it. Put at an the "Take a pan and then take the dough Then you make it into a i;hape anyway you want it. Take the pumpkin and you cul it open and take the seeds out. Take the pumpkin and smash it. Put it an ( ee TURKEY. Page''A2) ARROWS NOTE LOCATIONS WHERE EX·MAYOR EXCHANGED KEYS TO CITY In Costa Mesa, Bob Wiison May Become 'United Nations Bob' 'U.N. Hoh' Hits Trail Mesa's Mayor-~heart ·Col/,ects Keys, Foes By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of tM Oally ,_llet StAtt Costa Mesa Mayor Robert M. Wilson just returned from a 17-day cruise or the Mediter· ranean and Aegean seas, where he played tbe role or city emissary at ports or call. Wilson exchanged Costa Mesa city keys and greetings with mayors in Sicily. Greece, the islands of Rhodes a nd Crete and was treated to chauffeured lours of foreign city halls. Thing about it is, Bob Wilson isn't Costa Mesa's mayor any more. HE USED TO BE, in 1975. He left the Ci · t y Council in 1976. Ed McFarland is Costa Mesa mayor now. Wilson, howeve r, just shrugs this off as a trivial detail. "Once a mayor. always a mayor." Wilson bubbles with enthusiasm- Some people wbo were on the same tour and certain officials at Cit y Ha ll are. however, pretty fried about how Wilson r epresented himself. • A fellow Costa Me an who was on the same tour recounted, "One night he even pre- sented a key to the city to the commodore of the ship ln frqnt of ev~body. "IT WAS REALLY embarrasing. I start- ed telling people I was Crom Newport Beach-" • WUIQn.clalJns tw never masgucrad~ as_ the city's present mayor. "11olcf them I vi.As 1 no 1onge\" mayor but the cruise dirt~tor sald doa 't WQl'O about it." ... .. The former mayor noted that he ap- peared on television in Athens in a "Meet the Press" format, trading views with the mayor of the Greek city. ••ffE SET THE WHOLE thing up." a fellow traveler from Costa Mesa groused. "He h ad official cars picking him up at dockside, de- Ii vering him to city hall. He'd make presenta- tions, then catch up with us on the bus tours and sh~w us what he got.·' Wilson, however , shrugs this off a s jealousy. "As goodwill ambassador or Costa Mesa, I've done th1s all over the world," he says, speaking or past trips. '"and I conducted myself as a proud mayor of Costa Mesa." From thts trip, Walson reported, he came home with city keys from Rhodes. Herkalion (Crete). Piraeus a nd Catania in Sicily. He has more than 70 keys of foreign cities in his private collection. ONE LOCAL POLJTICAL wag noted that Wils on once got the beh ind-the-back mckname of "BQja Bob" when he proposed that Calliomia annex Baja California from Mexico. "Now we'll have to call him United N~· lions Bob," be suggested. Moanwblle, ever-sensitive about lbe de· licate balance in international relations. some Cost:i Mt a officials have urged pre· 8ent Mayor McFarland "go have a little ' ta lk" with rormer mayor ~Uson. I I . • ( ) .4f' DAILY PILOT Bo.dies Due • ID U.S • r Experts to Iden tify 4 00 Victims DOVE R AIR FOR('F. B~ E. IHI (i\P) Ram~ m Guyan1de layt>d Uw Atr 1-"orcc bodyhf\ ol mor.-than ..00 Mll<'ld\' v1t.'Llmt to thia fnc-tllt.,y whe~ idonLlOcaUon ex1a•r ts and morlictana 1s ise mbl e d f o r • &om b t r 'rbanlls g1vmg O<iy Air Fon~ pt"r.tttnnt l t''ll:Pf'ct.t"d tht• f1rst o( h vt' (' Ul <'lrj?O pl;ant•:. l·arrymg th«? bod1c of Ult' • Rites lleld .. r eoplf'AI TemJll(' foUQWUMI to Ut nvtt at aiic hour intervallK \C)duy t'inJwrprlnt and <Jf·ntal l 'l.: pt"rU at Oovt•r had th<' l(n!>I)' Job or tdt1 ntHy1n.: tbe bodtt·~ wtuch h d I in decompc>11tnt{ tn the trop caJ a.un for four day11 lncludinJC confirmatton of idt•n llU.-.a alrc•1«Jy made Mortac·rnns will Jlrt'JMft' lhl' bod11·' for ~tup mt•nt LO hometown... pr1munlv In l'uhfornw. for burial. .. Wt• f'X P<"'t'l some h m ily mt·ul~n. wall ~ here" for thf' 111 t.' n t 1 r tt· a t 1 o n • .s u 1 d M a J . Un gham Shuler, chit•f press of· f1n•r 1'ht> bodil' were being carried 1n ulummuin transfer ca es de- vt'lo1ll'd fo1 "relurmng war dead du111q~ thl' V1l'lnam War." ~hull'r saul A lln t hf' bodies a re em - htihn~d. the State Department will he an t•harge oC transfer ring l he bodw:-to hometowns for hurwl. Shuler saJd. ~ep. Ryan Termed 'CompassWnate' Th~ Dover mortuary -a one- .. 1ory c:indt'rblock building - " d~ uw<l \•Xteni>ivcly for body 1tk11t d1cat1on during the Viel· nu m War ll was also the site selected for 1dt·nlifying the more than 300 US victims of history's worst :mimer disaster the collision of two jumbo jets on March 27, 1977. at Santa Cruz de Tenerife 10 the Canary Islands. SAN t 'H/\N(.'IS('O I AP i Rep l.A'O J ttyun served "when the need was greatest." a eol- lf'a~ue said Wednesday al lhe funera l of the California con- gressman gunned down by re- ligio us zealots an ., South Ame racanJungle. "L e o Rya n wa s a com - pass ionate man who a lways followed tus own conscience." s1ud Rep. J im Wright, House majority leader "He served wh en the need was greatest." More than 900 mourners wit· nessed the sad farewell t.o the California congressm an while a gram , quiet crowd of severa l hundred stood in the rain outside All Souls Catholic Church. A contingent of more than 50 congressmen sat to the left or the fl ag-draped casket. Also at th~ service were the president's ~on. Chip Carter, and California Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr Ryan's family sat in a front pew. quietly sobbing. They were his children. Chris. Patricia. Shannon. Kevan anct E rin. In the sa me pew sat his 83-year-old mother. Autumn; his first wife of more than 20 years, Margaret Ryan Williams; a nd his sister , Dierdrie Wright recalled that Hyan, who died al 53. spent more than a week al Folsom Prison to see what it was like and how he went to Watts after the riots for tbe same reason "Ry an went to see and serve. and in a remote jungle colony. helping to free captives, met his death. Leo Ryan throughout his life was in the process of giving his life to others He was a martyr to the truth " The service, delayed fo r the ar rival of some relati ves. began a f<>w minutes a flt>r the sun brat'fly broke throuJth lhP over- cast sky, filte ring warm. yellow light through the skylight above the church's th.ick. marble altar . The Rev. Charles Durkin gave a brief blessing. "We pray for • * * Fro• P a ge AJ TEMPLE ••• appeared a l t he ~e ws con fe rence. He said Jones ha d never discussed mass suicide with him. "ll 's apparent Jim Jones lied to me." he said. 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Afte r the service. a hearse broughl Ryan's body to Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno, where 1l was burit!d as a giant rainbow for med behind the hilly area overlooking San Fran- cisco Bay Chip Carter prt'scnled a n Am er ica n flag t.o Ryan's mother and then kissed her cheek She also was given the flag from her son's casket. A seven-member Navy squad fired three salute shoLs at the conclusion o f the half-hour g r a veside ser vi ce, a nd a milita ry bugler played taps. Laguna House Razing Stalle d Heavy rain Wednesday in the Laguna Beach area halted the demolition of 14 homes damaged in the Bluebird Canyon landshde Oct. 2. . Police Lt. Al Ols on said bulldozers would return Monday to complete destruction of the homes Olson said eight of tht• 22 hom es da m aged by the shdc were cleared away Tuesday He sa id a storm d rainage pipe has been installed in the area to pre- vent ram from forming a lake as 1 t d i d d u r 1 n g t h (' h e 1t v y rainst-0rm of Nov 12. ·'The reason is. this is the only µla<'e on the East Coast that has a mass cas ua lt y handling capability." Shuler said . During the Tcnerife disaster identification process, about 90 pathologists. dentists, blood s pc<'i alists. radiologists and fingerprint experts from the Air For~e . Army and FBI tried lo identify the bodies through anatomical clues. including teeth. marks or scars and old bone injuries. ln Guyana, U.S. troops pre- pared the bodies of the dead me m bers or the late Rev. Jim Jones' enclave for r eturn to Dove r. The troops also searched fo r cult survivors who escaped and fled into the dense jungle when the mass suicides be~an Sunday A military official who asked nnt to be 1dcnt1f1cd est imated Wf'dnt'.'sday the cost to U.S. lax· payers of the airlift could run as high as S8 mitJion. The om caal said his estimate was based on ltle known costs for transporting troops on the C-141 Jets It costs about $1.800 per rtymg hour. includinJ? crew pay for each jet Maj Gen. Thomas Sadler. com ma nder of t he 21s t Air Force at McGuire Ai r Force Base in New J ersey, which is coordinating the airlift. said it was "difficult to even estimate" the cost. E'rom P age Al TURKEY RECIPES. • • the dough. Put it in the oven. Ha ke 1t at 130 degrees for 10 minutes Take 1t out and you eat it... . or course. there 's more than one way t.o make pumpkin pie Terry Tre!llblay does 1t this way: "Mix salt, nour. water in a bowl. Take it out and put it on a mat. We roll it out. Then we put it in the dish and flatten it out. Then we put the pumpkin in the crust and put it in the oven and time il. Cook it 15 minutes at I don't know what because I go in my room when that happens. "When it's done you put it on Women Held In Slaying Of Grove Man Three Anaheim women were booked on murder cha rges Wed· nesday after police who rushed to the apartment rented by one of the suspects round a 29-yejlr· old man dying from a gunshot wound in the chest. Anabejm police, who were in· vestigallng the killing late Fri- day, said they believe robbery was the motive for the murder of Bruce Vaughn Gedde, 29, of Garden Grove. They said Gcdde wds rushed to nearby West Anaheim Com- munity Hospital from the shoot- ing scene in an apartment on West Crescent Avenue but died before medical treatment could be administered. Lodged in Orange County Jail on murder charges arc Valarie D. Preston. 21, of the Crescent Street address; Hjordls Louise Corbin, 18. a nd Joyce Marie Demeyers, 20. both of Anaheim. Police said they recovered the gun allegedly used io the killing. The y refused to Identify the owner of the weapon. JnvesUgators l'aid Information late Friday Indicates tt)at the victim was shot after ho refused to cooperate with assailants who de m a nded his mon e y a nd valuables. Singer Stricken the table with the turkey and C'ranberrir·s " You've been waiting fo r a hint or two on mashed potatocs7 Let Kim Pantoja enliRhte n you : "Pull all the t hings off. Stick t hem in a pol. Let them sit for a minute. Then you start mashi ng them. Add the milk (just a tiny bit). Wash them so much. Then put them in a big bowl. Set them on a table. My mom gives me some on my plate." Many diners on the festive day would consider the Thanksgiv· i ng feast to be incomplet e without the stuffing that d rew the attenllon of second grader Kirk Bennett: "Put the mix In a bowl. Put water in it. My Grandma puts 1t an the turkey when she ba kes it. She cuts it open fi rst and then she stitches it back up with some thread. My Grandpa cuts it up and then puts it on the table. She takes the stuffing and puts it in a bowl. There!·· So there. Julia Child. While you were scaring us all to death with those interminable instruc- tio ns. those happy second graders in Fountain Valley were telling us the way it s hould be on Turkey Day All we turkeys of the world give them heartfelt thanks . 3 Sentenced In Long Beach Prostitution LOS ANGELES I AP ) -Three women convicted of running a $100,000-a-year house or proslitu· lion io a Long Be ach high-rise apartment were sentenced to jail terms Wednesday. The Long Beach women, con- vict ed or felony pandering charges. operated the brothel for a bout elght years and bad a refular clientele, according t.o Deputy District Attorney James Fe runo. The brothel was raided ln May . and closed down and It bad moved from a dlrterent Long Be ach location following another raid a nd s hut down l ast December. __ Superior Coult Judie Julius A . He Made It pave Brill of Newport Beach putts thrqugh high water m Costa Mesa Wednesday afternoon on his way home from Oran~e Coast College. The motor on his mo-ped <lidn't drown out a nd he made it through this puddle. Many streets in Cost a Mesa and other coastal com- munities were flooded by brisk rain Wednesday after- noon E'ro..P~A l BARE FEET ... were being shortchanged a nd there was no place else for tbem to go." That was Elaine Ba rbour's irresistible opportunity. She put on her jeans a nd got a paintbrush. Her enthusiasm ln· fected others. pupils, pa rents, friends. They lent their labor, donat- ed m aterial. In short order, the old schoolhouse was as alive and inviting as Mrs. Barbour's own green eyes. The brick walls a re white , the roof blue, the eav.es...and shutters decorated with hearts and flowers and songbirds of red and yellow. ln the yard a monument m ade of native stone capped with an old· fashioned school bell lists the names of all the school's graduates, children and grandchildren or pioneers. "I WANT THE KIDS TO know how indebted they are to the people who built their school and to have pride in it in their turn ... Clearly. they have. Hence bare feet. "When we laid the car pet I asked the kids how they could best take ca re of it beeause they weren't likely to get another. They de- cided we would leave our shoes al the door." Mrs. Barbour's yeasty approach to.edup.Uon relies mainly on trusting and believing in her sixth graders as they do her. ··our kid!! do very well academically when they leave here." she said. "Bult education is more than that. I want them to respect themselves and their heritage. "SOMETIMES, WH EN WE RAISE the Oag in the morning, we stand outside and sing 'America the Beautiful.' There. s pread before them. are the majestic mountains in the distance, the San J uan range, and their own families' wheat fields and orchards. the fruited plains. ·'They can see it, actually see it. I find it stirring." special chr1stmas shopprng hours Christmas Sho p At I. Magn in South Coast Plaza and Santa A na: SOUTH COAST PLAZA: MONDAY THAU FRIDAY, STARTING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 10:00 A .M. TO 9 :3Q P.r,,1. SATURDAYS, NOVEMBER 25 AND DECEMBER 23, 10 :00 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.; DECEMBER 2, 9 AND 16, Tl LL 6 :00 P.M. SUNDAYS, NOVEMBER 26 THAU D ECEMBER 17, 12:00 TO 5:00 P.M. OP.EN CHR ISTMAS EVE, DECEMBER 24, 10:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. SA NTA A NA: MONDA Y THRU FRIDAY, STA RTING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, THAU FR IDAY, DECEMBER 8, AND EVERY SATURDAY BEFORE CHR ISTMAS, 10:00 A .M. TO 6:00 P.M. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, T HAU FR IDAY, DECEMBER '22. 10:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. SUNDAYS, DECEMBER 3, THAU CHRISTMAS EV E, DECEMBER 24, 12:00TO 5:00 P.M. chr1sl1DBSI , BS SPDCIBI BS uou ..,."O fl411• .. Hl•O" .... 18 H Cdoi. Mow, ~ •1•1••"'" \wl>\l ttpht~ ttY r••-• "M ~1~11, D_! "'''' U \$ -··• 11'11111.,y _ ..... 11 ... 0 1 to-•··· NASHVILLE. Tenn. <AP> Veteran bluegrass guitarist and 1in1er Lester Flatt has suffered a bnin hemorrhage but wtU not need auraery, at least ln the lm· roedJate future , a hospital of· rlclal 1a1d Wednelday. Leetha m sente nced Barbara Ann Kimmell, 31, to 60 daya ln jail and.three yeara probat.loa; J anet Lee Contratto, '1, to rtve roontbs ln Jail and four yean probation, and Jacquellne Allee Krieg, 39, t6 three months tn Jill and rour years probation. ·'--------------..;_ ______ ... Newport Agenda --Varied Newport Beach City Council me mbers are gearing up for a meeting Monday that will cover such topics as airport noise, blufftop development and the city's controversial traffic phas· ing ordinance. T ha l 's the o rdinance that restricts new building in the city until roads are developed or im- proved to handle the additional traffic: such buildings would ~eoerat.e. The ordinance will be involved in two separilte agenda item s. City Manager Robert Wynn said. The City Council Monday will consider a Planning Commission recommendation that a lready- approved planned ·communities in the city be allowed to develop up to 30 percent of their density without tra!ric phasing restric- tions. but that the-remaining 70 percent be-subject t.o the traffic ordinance. Cu r renlly. p roject s wit h planned com munity zoning - Corporate Plaza, North Ford, Emkay Developme nt, Koll Ce n t e r a nd th e F o rd Ae ronutronic tract -aren't sub- ject to the ordinance because their plans had been approved before the law went into effect . I Another agenda item, a p- proaching the traffic problem from a different angle, calls for the council to formulate a de- tailed request to the Planning Com mission to re view t he circulation element of the city's general plan. Wynn said the commission probably will be requested to ex- am ine street widths and in- tersection designs and make a recom mendation as to des irable improvements and how muc:h additional traffi c could be ac· commodatcd. Other items o n Monday's agenda include . Council revi ew or a council policy manual provision requir- ing that city police salaries be the a verage of the three highest po lice s al a ri es i n Oran ge County. Wynn said opponents of the provision say it is unfair lo other em ployees. while proponents potnt t.o the hazards of pohce work. ' A presentation of a position pape r bY. City Attorney Dennis O'Neil voicing the c:ity's opposi- l~on to th.e.pro~ experimen- ta I use of 727airpla nes by - Hughes Airwest at Orange Ceun· ty Airport. -Council review of a request b y t he Ne wpo rt H a r bor Chamber of Commerce t hat city council elections be rescheduled from April to J une or November to coincide with general elcc- llons Wynn said the chamber, in making its request, cited an - c r ea sed vote r turnout and decreased costs as reasons for the proposed switch. -A request lo d iscuss the possibility of an ordinance restricting blufrtop development in the city. A recent voter in· 1tialive to set up such restric- tions. Propos ition N. was defeat- ed a t the polls ear lie r this month. The City Counci l meeting will begin al 7:30 p.m m council chambers at Newport Beach Ci· ty Hall. I ~ I P ilgrims and Indians Kindergartners at Laguna Beach's El Morro School-got into the spirit of Thanksgiving Wednesday as th ey sat down to share a holiday meal at this festive board. The event climaxed their studies about the origins of the an- nual American feast. o.llr .. li.t SIMI ,.,..._ Plenty of P ie Stella Al exander slices some of the 45 pi~ · nd other volunteers served Wednesday to more ~h:~ senior citizens who turned out for Thanksgiving feast in San Clemente. It was part of the San Clemente seniors ' meal program conducted at the community clubhouse. Teachers Subnrlt Contract Demands Huntington Beach Union High School District teachers de- livered their "bare bones, bot· tom line" contract demands lo disttict administrators late Wed· nesday. But teacher group President Ira Toibin said be isn 't op· timistic that the school board would accept the contract pro- Ex-Officer l!eads Program A recently retired California Highway Patrol lieutenant has been appointed community services director for the Alcoholism Council of Orange county. David Larson of Tustin will c oordinate the council 's di:unk-driving and alcohollsm a.,arenesa classes. Larson spent the last 10 of bis . 21 ye.an of service with the highway patrol in Santa Ana. He t>revlou·s Jy served on t he council'• board of direct.on and WH chairman of the AICoboU1m Advisory Board of Orange County. posal. He said a strike next week a ppears likely. District administrators s aid action is p e nding on the teachers' latest counter offer because it was received so close to the Thanksgiving holiday. A teacher vote on whether lo accept the school board's latest offer is due Monday afternoon. A. school board meeting is set Tuesday nJght. "U we are out on strike, we will not come back until they agree to these demands," Toi bin said Wednesday: -A 5 perce nt pay hike retroactive to July 1, 1978, if the cu,.rrent state-imposed salary frtlllze is lifted and new raises are legal. -Binding arbitration In teacher grievances except those that deal with such financial matters as salaries and fringe benefits. Tolbln said teachers have dropped their demands for a 7 percent pay boost and com· pulsory union membership. ·'The key Issue in the salary dispute is that the raises must be retroactive to July 1," Toibln said. School board membera have offered no retroactive pay hikes lh1a year. '\' Thursday. November 23. 1978 DAIL y PILOT A3 NeW H~tington hicident N ame Calling Involves B each May or, Official l By ROBERT BARKER Ol tlle IHllf l"ilet , .... Wht>n he was elected Hunt· in(Cton Rtiach's mayor Monday nttcht . IWn Pattinson ('romlsed, In public. to work toward bring. 111a& pt•acP to a strife.torn city ~overnmt.'nt Lt>i,S lhan two hours later, m pnvute. he was engaging in a name calling excha nge with Counr1lwoman Ruth Bailey Accordin·g lo a number or CYCWl~CS at u stormy ~1ty l'Ounc1l executive session, there was little mincing of words in lhl' exchange ll took place about 9 p.m . as council members gathered brief· ty behind closed doors to confer with their negotiator in the heat· ed battle over police pay. Pattinson took over as mayor when Ron Sh enkman relin· quished that post s hortly aft.er the start of Monday's meeting. Neither Mrs. Bailey nor Pat· tinson would commeot directly on the name.calling incident. But Mrs. Bailey said Wednes· day she was upset about the way the selection of the new mayor was handled. She said she also was angry when she said she wanted to sit in on future salary negotiations with the Huntington Beach Police Officers Association but was rebuffed by cotJeagues. She said sbe wished to monitor the sessions only as an observer ·'to show good faith and keep lines of communication open." ··1 ·m not going to discuss what went on in the executive session. but I always call things the way 4-mile Trail S ection OK'd For Irvine A proposal to proc.eed with I see them.·· Pattinson said Wednesday. "I don't pull any punches and 1t is too bad if it ruffles people's feathers." he added. After' the executive session broke up and the council re - sumed public deliberations Mon· day . Mrs. Bailey c riticized Shenkman. She claimed it was improper ror Shenkman to dictate who hi s successor would be and to con· trol the direction of the city "when he isn't going to be here to take the heat." She said she also believes it was wrong for Shenkman to move the selection of the mayor to the beg1nn1ng of the City Council agenda .. because it deprived the public and council me mbers from giving their points of view." #• One resident who attempted to halt the proceed.!Jlgs said he had the names or 400 persons who wanted Richard Sieb e rt to become mayor. Siebert, mayor pro tempore. normally would be in line to become mayor Shenkman, wlto plans to re· sign from the council later next month, said he "a bdicated " as mayor early so that he could participate in the selection of his successor He previously confirmed he did this to prevent Siebert from becoming m ayor because or S1e be rt's ''adve rsary .. rela- tionship with City Administrator Bud Belsito. Shenkman said times are cr itical and Belsito needs the support of the mayor a nd the council. Pattinson was elected mayor on the votes of Shenkman. Don MacAIUster, John Thomas and himself. The term will ~xpire in April when the council re·· organizes. . Siebert had the backing or Mrs. Bailey. Bob Mandie and himself. Mutilation Ties Seen Victim Fi/th in Counly Since June Seat Beach Police Chief Ed Cibbarelli said Wednesday the sexually mutilated body of a Long Beach m a n found last Saturd ay was probably brutalized in much the same way as four other Orange Coast area murder victims discovered since June 11. Cibbarelli said the partially clad body of Michael J oseph In· derbieten. 21. was found at 6:43 a .m . on the 7th Street onramp of the 605 Freeway. Al a press conference. Cib· barelli said lnderbieten was dumped near a roadway in much the same way as the other four victims. ·'There is a hi gh probability that all fi ve murders a re con- nected." Cibbarelli asserted. Seal Beach police are working with Irvine police and Orange County sheriff's deputies who a re investigating the other four deaths. The four othe r a pparent murder victims have been iden- tified as: -Roland Gerald Young. 23, Maywood. found June 11 on Irvine Center Drive in Irvine. Richard Allen. 29. a Camp Pendleton Marine. round June 19 on Moulton Parkway in Laguna Hills. -Keith Arthur Klingbeil. 23, a• San Diego County transient. fou nd July 6 on the San Diego Freeway in Mission VieJO. An unnamed 3S to 40·year- old man, believed to be an 11 legal alien. shot in the neck and dumped in an orange grove near El Toro Marme Corps Air Sta tion. The latest victim. a Long Beach-area mech a nic. was hitchhiking home arter leaving a bar on Pacific Coast Highway. Police' s aid Inde rbieten's friends at the bar told them he had been drinking a nd had a "disagreement" with them. lnderbielen's friends told police he left the Blowout Bar, 4700 Pacific Coast Highway. and was last seen trying to hitch a ride from the nearby Long Beach Traffic Circle al 2 a .m . Police said the victim 's car keys, wallet containing a bout $80 and some of his clothes were missing when he was examined by Orange County Coroner's Of- fice investigators. Police a r e awaitin g an autopsy report. Ci bbarelli would not state s pecifically how Inderbieten's body w as mutilated. The police chief said probably more than one attacker was in· votved in the s laying. Cibbarelli asked that anyone who may have seen lnderbieten or found some of his missing belongmgs contact pohce. cons truction of a four-mile ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- stretch of the Peters Canyon Trail in Irvine has been ap· proved by Orange County Supervisors. Supe r v rsors a utho r ized negotiations of an agreement with the cities of Irvine and Tustin to build the $261,000 trail section from Main Street to the inte rsection of Harvar d and Walnut avenues. When proposed 17 months ago. the trail section was expected lo cost $151.000, said John Schade. an a ide to Supervisor Thomas Riley. The new proposal, up $110,000, provides a longer 4 trail. im· proved bank protection and a trail unde rpass al Warne r Avenue. · The new section is to complete the Peters Canyon-San Diego Cr eek Trail fro m Newport Dun es no-rth to I rvin e Boulevard , Schade said. I rvine officials will supervise construc- tion of the trail, which will be built with county funds. Schade said. Missing Vet From Laguna R etwns Home Laguna Beach veterinarian Dr. Glenn Steven Craft is ex· peeled lo return to work Mon- day. five weeks a fter his disap- pear ance was reported to police. A spokesman al the Laguna Veterinary Hospital said the 29·year-old South Lagunan re· turned this week, cxplainJng be had been helping a friend who was in trouble. An all-points bulletin for Craft was instituted across the coun· try a fter be was reported miss· ing Oct. 18. He did not inform his co· workers or friends or his plans to leave the area, police said, and they did not hear from the man until his return earlie r this week. 'Surgical Nee d In Newport To Be Studied Development of an outpatient surgical facility by Surgicare Associates Inc . of Newport Bea ch bas been scheduled for a public bearing by an Orange County Health Planning Council com mittee on Nov. 30. Th e 7:30 p .m . session is scheduled in Newport Beach Ci· ty Council c hambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., a spokesman said. Public c~mment and recom- mendaUona are lo be considered at the beariD1 by the council's Health FaclUUes Review Com· mlttee . The application form for the $1 mllllon facllity may be ex· amlned at the council's offices, 202 Fashion IJane, Sulte 219, Tustin, t he health council spoljcaman said. ... SOFA BED SALE! 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I ( LOCAL I WORLD I WEATHER -Brutal Jungle May Spell-Death 8y PETE8 • 1-;Tf fO F.ORGE'fOWN , <:u)'an• <Al't 'To ~•dk blindy tnto \hnt JU•'N't• 1~ to routt dt• th h'I url'ly a• clrinktnfC q •an1dt> pobon " That Wb thl' comm~nt o/ an «'XPMumccd Gu)•aof'Sl" h~nt" Wt-clnt*&day whf'n •"lcci 1nn1't 1n h ospllublt> JUr\RI•• In So uth Aml'rlt-.1 Cl n ie11te Holds Back Decision A Sun c1~ment1• t'Jl.Y J,H.•r!;Ot>IWI board ha11 reurhl'd u dcclb1on on the appeal of former ('lty varb cm ployee Gary tturn~. who wic. rtred Sept. 28. but lht• c1t•<•1111on will ·not be made public until Monday The city planning commission. meeting in secret Tuesday as a City Council-appointed person· nel board, asked Deputy Caty At torney Mic hael Bartlett. who presided over Thursday 's appeul hearing as hearing officer. lo prepa re a resolution refl ecting its decision BARTI.ETI' SAID THE resolu- tion 1s expected to be signed by commission chairman Welford Morgan by Monday, when ll will be released publicly TH•:v ,n;aE fi'l.~t:ING Ut Jonut.own cull t1ulcide where~ dlM last Saturday. many bv tak· m• a ey&nidt> dnnJ< Only mlmmul lltf'mpla huvt' b<>en mack-by tbt Guyan n icov t'rnm cnt to March for the t'I inK Amc,.lrnR' No rlforu h n bttn madt• b)' lhf• nl~ Stotf'll, vt•n t houlb It ta ll.'lcrhbllng planm. and hell<'OptN"I to fly out thoh•· alrHdy df'ad c; uyaru•fc t-fore try om c1a1 .. o.:rec>d W("dnt1doy lhal th•· 1<1w~rinR v1q~ln foreatl\ '"" roundlnJC tht• Joneatown 1.1cttlc· mt•nt near tht• Venezuela border .ire 1 trc1o1chtH'c>u1 lo human be· 1nga 'fll •; ' NG l. t; <;AN 0 P V t•llmb1 to 200 lcl't, with the sky r rdy v11slblc rrom the tcround l':xpem•nced hunten say they frt'qu •ntly Jll'l d laorienled in thut urcu becuust• the AUO ncvtr e hln t•s through thu tret1 1•ano1>il·t1. pre venting them rrom t1t>t-1ng any landmark!'! 1-'ort•stry 0W c1uls said lht· An1.-raonts who fled ln panl<- m1 1ht have rcuchcd safety if tht'y hud traveled east from Jone•town toward thl' pt.irtly furmcd tUem nt of Matthew's Ridge. 20 mllH away, where the Amc riNm mlhtury task force is :sctl11'16f up mstallations. A total of 26 Ame rlNtn adult.'i <And s ilt childre n have been found. moll or them th~rc BtJT IN EVERY other direc lion, the vlrl(ln for e11ts march mile upon mile No food grows in the semi· durkness of the forest floor. Only the huge trees with trunks up to three feet lhic.k are ta ll enough to penetrate the thick cover of vinea a nd foliage to draw nutrient from the sun. Small game is nonexistent. Water is available from s treams but serious fears about tbe rate of th Americans are ris ing sharply In Georgetown ool only because those in lh Jungle apparently took nothing with them in the way of equip· ment and food. HUl!iiTER S AND roreaterers say th€: Cuynnuse Jungle holds these other threats to the unwary: Mosquitoes carrying m1tlaria and viruses are always present. An insect called the Kaboura ny biles Oesh and causes painful sor es. Polson briars exude active Juices that touch off alle rg1ct. and Infect scratches in 24 hours . Many varieties or po11wnous s nakes crawl across the Jungle floor . Vampire bats about the s ize or a mouse and with long incisor teeth attack cattle and humans in the jungles. injecting an a n licoagulant into the bates with their tongues that can keep a wound bleeding for hours FLESH-El\TING PIRANHA fis h Infest a ll the dee per streams. Jaguars a re known to roam the forests. In addiUon. there 1s a l20-mch annual r ainfall in the area. meaning daily heavy shower-.. will keep thl' Ame ricans wet m ost or the timf' Ex pe rts 1n G l'o q~ctown believe that after h ve days un· lier s uch conditions. an mex perienced person's health could fail They also feel tame may have run out to locate people in the area. 0.11• ...... \~It ....... Eagle Srouf D on S p e n cer . 1 5 , ;,i s ophomore a t Costa Mei¥• lligh Srhool. is the newet>l Eagle Scout m Troop 33<J He 1s the son of Mr. (jnd Mrs . 1''ran k Sp(•ncer. 924 Prcs1d10 Drive, Costa Mesa. Mud De lays Laguna High Jogathon A muddy t nit·k h<i!> forl"l·d postponc·m\'nt unlll m•xt Tue' day of the· L<.iguna UP a eh I ulo(h School Jogathon, 'irh<Xll ofhc1ah announced · Student.. and volunteers wh11 we rt> to run for the money tod:1y Wt ll bt• laking their laps ror <>nt• hour bcginmng at 11 30 a m Tuesday, l'><1ys /\nn Bt•t·kcr. ;u· t1v1t1cl'> director for the high school Las t week's hearing, which wa:. OJ><'n to the pubhc al Burn~· reqw•st. lasted more than nine hours . Tes timony centered on two issues whether Burns performed a dequately as a parks m ainte nance worke r in his seven years with the city and whe ther a newspaJ)<'r <1d vcrt1sc ment m which Bums ' name ap.. pcared s hould have inrtuenct.'d Weck:.· dec1st0n lo fi re Burns SKETCH SHOWS HOW LIONS PARK IN COSTA MESA MIGHT LOOK IN THE FUTURE Ctty Official• Want to Get Started on Community Center In Center of Park T HEY POINT OliT that 81 American a ircraft' crashed 1n this generaJ area during World War II while flying across South Ame rica to North Africa, a nd only 30 percent of the wrecks we re ever found Sl ud t'nt... h avt.' obtained sponsors t.o pay a mtn1mum ot $2 per lap around the 440·yurd track to raise fund:. for athleuc and band umform~ and school equipment Th<' news pupN ad, wh1 r h thre atened a boycott of lht: San Clemente !Wdrs s tor<:· 1f Coun ci1ma n Hoy Hamm vot(•d to dis band the city parlfs de partment . wits blamed by som<.' of Hamm ·-. !iUpport.cr.s for his being forc.,d out of his 1oh as the store ·s m a nagl'r Wam R ejlort Cards MaikdJ Send Envelope Pan•nts of Dana ll11ls lllgh School stud<'nts. who want their youngsl<'rs' repo rt <.'ards mailed homt• l'Ull prov1d£• a i.tampccl, :.elf addrt•sst'<l e nvt'lope to th<' ... chool by .Friday llnh.·s-.. a n env<.·lopc 1s pro vtd(•d , th1· sehool will d1atributc n·1mrl cards to s tudents next wet•k to <·arry home. Ass ist ant prinr1pal Paula Key :.aid report curds will no longer I~ ma tied at school expense, due to Proposition 13 bud.eel ltm1ta · t ions. She said the ne w policy is t•Xpl·ct<>d to s ave a bout $1 ,200 at O:lna lhlls this Yl'Ur Add1twnul information on re port eard distribution is availa· b i t! by calling t he sc hool, 496-6666, a nd asking for the 1·ounseling center. Mesa Council Backs Plans for Center Ry MICHAEL PASKF.V ICll Ol tlle 0 .. 1, Piiot St•ll Costa Mesa city offidals urc pushing ahead with plans for a $1.5 m illion downtown community center. considered the showpiece of the pla nned expansion and improvement or Lions Park Ground c:'Ould be broken next spring for the 21.000·square-root <'o mmunily center. although there arc stall some questions about the overa ll price tag a nd 1·ons lruct1on l'Osts estimated at $72 a square root. '"In all probability thl' funds \.\<Ill be th<:rc," A c·t1n~ City M ana~er Charles Robert!> told nty council m<'m bers last week. The city now has $1 .3 million on hand ror the project . made up or $750,000 in federal "general rev t·nue shanng funds and $550,000 c•armarked from city housin~ und community development funds . Tht>s<· funds <tlso come from the fed(•ral ~OVC'rnmcnt. The current St.5 m1ll1on pnce on the single-story bu1ld1ng does not inc lude furni s hings , 'urchitects ' recs or an estimate or maintenance costs per year A SIMILAR community center 1n Garde n Grove cost Sl.8 million by the time it was com· l)lcled . said city aide Bill Todd. Ho wever. council members !.aid they wrre prepared to go ahead with the prOJt:Cl a s 1l 1s curr ently phtnned a nd not con· side r a ny cutbacks in the sb.e of the center. The gener ally positive com mc nl!> came during a council re· view Of plans .!>Ubmitted by Da nielia n. Moon and Associates of Newport &ach las t Monday. A REPRESENTATIVE or the hrm said the center would in· elude an a uditorium that would seat 500 people, a stainless steel kitchen. three meeting rooms. carpets and 3,000 square feel or office space. The o Ui ce s pace would become the new home or the c ity's deparCment of Leisure Services. "It would be a mistake to cut down," noted Councilwoman Norma Hertzog. "Our commum· ty is growing. not s hrinking." CITY OFFICIALS said the community cente r would be completed early In 1980. lt would be part or Phase 1 or the city's maste r plan for Lions Park. A new fire station on Park A venue shouJd be In operation early n~xt year and the city already has decide d to close Center Street between Park and Anaheim Avenues for expam11on of Lions Park. 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MAIM ST. 547-0351 IN DAILY• SUM. l·I MISSION VIEJO 24001 AUCIA PKWY. 581-2970 I0.7 OAJLY ·SUN l·l , ...... ,,... ··~·" ... , .... ._ _____________ .., _____________ ._ _____________ . bet-··•-t.•fwt. , I ... fl J '. fll ..... , \. t•~· NATION / LOCAL • •• 1 • ~nrr~TTr· Thul"Dy, NoYember 23. 1978 ,, • t • ., • ., "°,.,........ • ~ •. I 1111' I DAJLY PILOT ' A5 . Qijin~ ~n Wgh Book Airs . White. House ecrets WASKINOTON <AP l leve Ford ancaked o date out of the ~n 'a Bedroom in the Wbite House OM l)e(ember momlq Juat befor t-ABC r e porte r Barbna Wa lters sturted a ~levl"t'd lour or the ExecuUvc Mansaon. ac.-cor-dintc to Sheila Rabb Weldenleld, who was p ~ret.ary to former ftn.t lady Betty Ford. Mr . We1denfeld describe the prevtol.l.!I evening, when • t(>psy Steve took his date "oo a w~av lng lour of the White Hou11e" and told her. " . prior to this mo ment, five queens have slept an thas bed. Tonight -a s1"th " IN A CANDID book about her experiences in the Ford Whllc House, Mrs. Weidenfeld also writes that: -Susan Fl>r<dllated-a OO·ye-M- old m arried man while she wais living in the While House and her mother knew about it. A military aide bad wine from the White House shipped to former president Richard M . Nixon In San Clemente after he left office. "The aide also has absolute control of the Air For ce and he manifests planes a rbitrarily," the former press secre tary quotes a Secret Service agent as saying. -MKS. WEIDENFELD advis- ed that Ford's son. J ack. "get stoned" before he went to a rock concert rather than during the concert itself. ...-"Sm oking grass? Smoking dope? Is that wh at you'r:e talk- ing about," she said she asked then-White House photographer David Kennerly, who planned lo go out with J ack. .. . . . David, please tell Jack to get stoned before he goes to the concert." Gloria HiU, a spokeswoman at Ford's offi c§! in Rancho Mirage, said the family has not read the book. and would therefore not comment on it. THE BOOK, "FIRST Lady's Lady," is written in diary style and describes intense power struggles between members of the White House ~tarf; job pre- ssures that cause marriages to break up; Mrs. Ford's highly emotional ups and downs; and the personal problems that con· fronted the Ford children while they lived in the White House. It will be p ubli s h e d in Fe bruary by G.P . P utnam's Sons of New York. Mrs. Weidenfeld writes that "'M s. Walters a nd Mrs. Ford taped a White House tour the morning of Dec. 4, 1976, and nar- rowly missed bumping into Steve Ford and a girl who had been in the Queen's Bedroom since the night before. SHE WRITES: "IT seems Ste ve had quite a night last 'night, an evening that began in one Georgetown bar, proceeded to several others , a nd ended up with his taking his date whom he had picked up en route on a weaving tour of th e White House " Mrs. Weidenfeld writes that the next morning Steve fo und "himself and his queen in the Queens' Bedroom with a terrible headache, a lot of noise in the hallway, and the vivid recollec- tion that he pro m ised h is mother's press secretary that he Shoppers' Service Provided The Irvine community services departme nt will provide $1 -an-hour babys itting service for Christmas shoppers on Dec. 11 and Dec. lJ. Each day, from 4 to 9 p.m., parents can de· posit their young at University Community Park. 1 Beech Tree Lane, and pick them up later. The service handles children aged 4~ to 12. Registration begins Fri- d a y , and continues through Dec. 6, at either the community services department, ·11200 Jam- boree Blvd.. or nt the . park community build- ing . • W~ldt>nft'ltl writes, she was hav mil lunch w1th Susan and som friend• who wer • diJicussmg who wat. doting whom. and "I w wi t•harnncd to hear that Susan's favorite 'whom. was still the yet· to he dl\'Or'C'ed (OOtball player." St;\'E Rt\I. DAYS AFTER thal, on St•pt 12, 1976, Mrs. We1denfelrt quotes Mrs Ford as 1rnyang, "You know. that guy absolutely deeeived Susan when ho told her tbat a divorce was final Now u. looks like bis wile d oesn't want to give him a rl1vorrc al all I think his wife has moved back " It was an July 1975. that Mrs. Ford re s po n de d t o a hypolhel1cal ques tion by a tele vis ion report e r that she ... _. would not be surprised if Susan --80.YfBlEMI) MARRIED? had an affair. Susan Ford- - ---sunn,--21.;-is engaged te a dif 'NEARLY CAUGHT' Steve Ford officially wou ld receive t he White House Christmas tree this morning at 10:30 .... ·'He opens the bedroom door a c r a c k, a nd matters become more complicated. There are lights a nd cameras and crews right outside the door. "My god, the White House tour." MRS. WEIDENFELD writes that Steve •·got Oueen Number Six to her feet. brlefed her.- car efully and called a White House limousine for her." ferent man, Charles Vance, a 37·year-old Secret Service agent who is divorced. • IN ANOTHER chapter. Mrs. Weidenfeld writes that she-was told by wmamed Secret Service agents that former p resident Nixon was "living like a kJng" because Bill Gulley. of the White House Military Affairs Office sent planes with White House wine lo Nixon. ·'Look. Sheila, it ·s no big de· al," Mrs. Weidenfeld quotes an agent as telling her. "It's com· m oo knowled ge. Th e plane always goes to San Clemente loaded with wine. It a lways has." Asked how often a plane goes to San Clemente. Mrs . Weiden- fel d quotes the agent as reply- ing, "Often. To deliver papers. Documents. On business. Or whenever Gulley wants one to." Desktop Goes Gournaet Gar y Montgomer y <right>. pe rsonnel director at Sperry Uni vac Compan~ in Irvine. suddenly found his working desk transformed into a gourmet dining table. complete with china , linens. candelabra. bud vase and balloons. Fellow Sperry workers cooked up the surprise. Waiter Arturo and chef Larry Phillop Tuttle of Szabo Food Service do honors to the honoree. Paramount Official Charged LOS ANGELES <AP > -A IT WAS AN anonymous tip p re liminary hearing da le of which led District Attorney John paid by Los Angeles and Orange County theatre operators. Feb. 15 has been set for a former Van de Kamp's entertainment West Coast film distribution industry task force to Haile. ACCORDING TO Paramount ma nager for Paramount Pie· Pa r amount was r e po rtedly spokesman Robert Goodfried. GULLEY, WHO LEFT the · lures who surrendered in Los aware or the loss. which was not Haile quit bis management job White House in November 1977. Angeles Municipal Court. reported to authorities. but Van with the studio "m any, many and is president of an inlem a-de K a mp said· that studio months ago." tional consulting firm. said he Ger ald Wayne .Haile. 50. was cooper ated fully after the in· would have no comment on the released on his r ecogmzance vestigation began. But task force Lt. Ed Aleks report . after entering a plea or innocent said that up until last weef. to a grand theft charge. He is ac· Investigators say Haile. a resi-Ha ile continued to be paid as a But between laughs, he added. cused of embezzling $42,450 from dent of Westlake Village. em-Para mount consulta nt at $67,000 "My book will come out in the the movie studio. bezzled the money from fees a year . spMng ~~.andlhave q~tea~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ bit m ore to say a bout Sheila Weidenfeld." In a chapter titled "Smokes Whal? Smokes What !," Mrs. Weidenfeld writes that in July 1975, she was upset when agents told h er Jack Ford smoked ----I I f t LAY BACK IN LA-Z-BOY®LUXURV Then the author writes that as m arijuana at public rock con· Steve walked out the door with certs . ·his bead held big,h, intentionally - attracting Ute TV crew's atten- tion. "last night's queen sneaked out of the room, around the cor · ner and down a bidden stairway to her waiting get-away car ." In a nothe r chapte r , Mrs . Weidenfeld writes that on July 7, 1976. Susan complained about a picture of her in the Washington Post with "my boyfrjend," a football player she was·dating. · · MRS. WEIDENFELD asked why she was upset and quotes Susan as saying, "Sheila, he's m a rried. He's getting a divorce.. but he's still married and that picture was in the paper." To which Mrs. Weidenfeld says s he r eplied: "He's isn't identified in the picture and he doesn't stand out. He j ust looks like one of your agents." Two m onths l ater . Mrs . 26 Fashion IJond Newport Beach Phone 64().+423 "S'REILA, THERE ARE tW<> s ides to · Jack Ford.·· Mrs Weidenfeld quotes an unnamed agent as s a ying . "He goe s ba nanas at these rock concerts. He smokes. he listens to the m usic and be goes bananas." Mrs. Weidenfeld continued by describing a conversation with Kennerly in which she said she disapproved of he and Jack tak· ing·a Washington Post reporter and some members of the Roll · ings Stones rock group on the preside ntial yacht Sequoia where they planned to smoke m arijuana before a concert. "Look, David, I don't care what is done in private . . . but isn't it absurd lo m ake it a public issue? I mean, if he's for the legalization of m ar ijuana this is the last way he should handle it. Not only won't he get it legalized, but his father won't get re·elected." FURNITURE The favorite chair In every home Is o new La·Z·BoY' recllna-roeker. The ctahloned headrest, gold vfnyl contemporary d-'gn with nylon MOt and back la the twin In durabfllty, rtchnesa of superior styllng and comfort, to the tradlttonol•tyled NSt, green or brown vetvet recliner; both with comfoft.tuftlng, easy-open polttfonlng and superb La·Z·Bov9 con· structlon. Decorating MfVlce, delivery and our fa- mous warranty of quality at no extra cost. COM1MOllW10•WWlttOWIOOllH1!CmlnllOU8HOUf1MI WIST ~ 1<10... CMtr: ~ 1 DAVI A WRIC , WUICDAYI tO UNTll t • SArutlOAY 10 UNTIL t • SUHOAY ta-30 UHTL t ~ ANAHllM . 1tn W. UncOlft • ~1231 HUHTINOT°" HACH• tMll teec11IM .•12$-3 73 COSTA MISA . 3119 N. H41tt1ot IMS.•.....,_, LA HA8M • 1720 W. 'MMn.., • •l-0711 rUU.lltTOft • 3tOI v.toe Ltndit IMS.• t:MotOlt IMTA ANA/TUSTIN• 1703 IE. 11111 II. • S4W 201 WHTMIMITl:lt • tlOtt INcll IM¥d. 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Jr trut-. tbul could put Ml'\tcu Cur uheud o r even Suud1 Ara bia al\ on 011 produtc1·. · Alrt.•ud y Pl'nwx, the nutlonal ml compa n y or Mexk-0 ls pla nning to mcrcas~ production fro m l ·I million bur rels u duy to 2 2 million m 1982. dr1Jhn!! 30 1u.•w Wt.'11$ tn each or Uac n.~t tou r veu rs And expJoratton Z.onhnul'"i an thP aren adJttc·ent to t hl' alreudy establis hed dcpo~•~ 'l'h1!; rould be s plendid nt'" for both f\foxlro and Lhl' Unite d Slat ·s. llnrortunutely. Jlroblems ah eady have de ve loped T he J>Ol'S1b1lltv or :,harm~ lht.• Mcx1ran d1M•m•cru!~ of both 011 und naturnl .,:.1 "us tlnmJX.•1wd by LhL' Carte r ac.J m ln1strat1on's n•fu~u l to ht•nd the rules to permit tht.- Mc x1can gas to bt.· ~old nt n.·asonoblc pnces here So-the Mell.lt'.m now plun to uM.' the gas themse lves t o generate electr1 c aty and to ship their 011 oCC to othe r world marke t:, rnstt.:ud of pumpmg at through pipeline~ to the Unikd States T he gro\\ in1t friction bet"een the United States and Ml'xico O\'t"'r Hlr~al imm iJ:ration has been exacerbated by Uw n atur~1I f:"" tkbaC'll>. Ttu~ 1s fon·1~n pohc·v ut its most foolis h. In addition to ht~lpu~ ~oh t' our t•n e r"gy problem s, developme nt of t he )k~a·.m ,HI f1L•lds t•o uld boost tha t country':, economy to .1 µomt where the qde of immigrants seeking work north or UH' borde r m11(hl be stemmed . Ttus 1s a l.tmc for cooperation a cross the borde r, not fl•r unlk rnumn.: our traditionally good relations. Double Reward .R,!:1,. this day whe n tradition dra ws fa milies together. it m11?nt Dt.> \H•ll to re flect o n the fact tha t more a nd mo re youn~ people a re g rowing up without the h appy influe nce of a ··"hole" family . Mure often than not it 's a boy child growing up witho ut a fat he r. Fo r when divor ce breaks the fa mily circ le . it"s st ill Jike ly that the c hild re n will m a ke their hom e wit h their mother And no matte r h ow con c e rned a n d u nder s tanding a m othe r m ay be, she 's s till not a Dad, or eve n a Big Brothe r That's where Big Brothers of Orange County e nters the picture. T he or g<rnizalion provides male compa n- ionship a nd J!Uadancc on a one -to-one ba s is for bo~·s aged 6 to 16, living in ho mes w it hout fathers. Big Br~crs are m en aged 18 and o ver, who would like lo sha r e part of their lives wit h a Little Broth e r. Can- didates arc carefully s cree ned and interests matched. O rientation prog rams are held weekly a t the he ad quarters, 150 Yo rba St., Tustin. It c an be a re war ding ex- perie nce for both Big a nd Little Brothers . T a ke a mom en t in this holiday sea son t o call the Big Brothe rs at 544.7773 for information. P rophets of Doom. In t'ndless te levision inter views. the expe rts in a nd out of governme nt ke ep telling us we 're h eading for a d c µ1·ess1on or a recession . Th ey seem to disagree about whif·h 1t will be . But they man age t(} convey the clear impn•:-.:-.io11 that what we're heading for ts not anyt hing ~ood One is im pelled to wonder if the purveyors of gloom a nd doom m ay not succeed in a ctually scaring us into the d ep ression/r ecession they keep talking a bout. What ever ha ppen ed to the "onward a nd upwa rd" sty le of leade rship? Like that or the man who used to tell us , "The only thing we have lo fear is fear itself.'" And the other fellow who helped his nation face its darkest days b y vowin g, "We sh a ll fight on the bca ches ... we s ha ll n e ve r s urrender !'' Almost a ny ps ychologist will tell you those who he lieve they're doomed to fail most proba bly will. Let's hope the gloom a nd doomers don't prove the point on a nationa l scale. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are lhose of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/ Potatoes ByL.M.BOYD Q. "Where in the Bible is ony mention of potatoes?" A. Nowhere. And that 's t~e main reason potatoes were scorned aa possible food for so many years. II they weren't identified in the Bible, they couldn't be any good, the folk figured. Bl& ..la.mine ~A-17..,, however, turned the thinking around. Q. "Ten years ago there were 13,000 derelicts in New ',))De ar Gloomy Gus Turn lt om I've re- ceived 18 different Cbrhtmu catalo1a lrom department stores and mall order houses s o tar and h oven't round one Item unyo nc 1n my ra.mlly needs or I can artord. N.N.P York City's Bowery. Today there are 5.000. To what do you allnbute this change?" A. Welfare benefits. Only three out of every 20 people in Japan subscribe to any kind of formal religion. And a m ajority of those polled . there said they dido 'l even believe In a deity. Q. "Who was the fi rst actor t o make footprints o r handplints or whatever in wet cement in fro nt of Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood?" A. Credit Norma T almadge wlth that distinction. She stumbled over a newl y laid patch of concrete there in 1927. and the publicity boys thought lt a nifty notion. After the 1912 Oly mpic games, Swede n 's Kin g Gustav V said to Jim 'rhorpe, "You, sir, are the greatest athlete ln the world." And Tho r pe !laid , "Thanks . Kin6f ... •Credit Olive r WenJ,t eJt ltolm oa with th e obs erva tion : "Lawyen •pend • freat deal of timo 1~vellna smoke." . . Jack Anderson Far From the PilgrimS' Style w A. UI NGTON When lhe Pllerlma ob ervcd their flr11t 'l'hnnk11Mng nt Plymouth 3S7 yt•ars 111(0, tht•y were not merely 1m 11ish1g God for iseelnf( them llm>utth thelr fl ri.t horrowing )'car in Uw New World. They wt>rti ullSO ct>lobratlna the suc· c•·ts or a comniuna.I society In whlth c-vC'ryone worked hiard and contributed a share. If they '-'OuJd return today to tht-c-owltry they helped found, the Piigrims ~o uld b e tll(h a ist to rind ,1 w t'lfarc stat e where m o re t h a n one ot every 10 Americans h vu 10 pov- e r ty an d millions a re dependent on government handouts that sap any incentive to work. The Pilgrims' strict sense of p r ude nce. orde r and self· reliance would be outraged at the J abberwocky system of gov- ernment welrare that has ineffi· cient, high·salar ied bureaucrats doling out tax dollars to able· bodied recipients. OBVIOUSLY, many of today's welfare beneficiaries a re in dire need of help and unable to work. The Pilgrims would agree that no one should starve, particular· ly in the wealthiest la nd on t.>a rth. But they would insist that those who can work should do so lo the best or their a bilities. Instead of welfare, they would advocate workrare. An innovative workfa re pro· gram is currently being tested in Bordentown, N.J . <pop. 5,000), and while the Pilgrims would no doubt approve the concept and the way it is working out, they would also be astonished at the reaction of state officials to the expe riment. Last June Mayor Joseph R. Malone III rejected further welfa re aid from the state and decided that Bordentown would go tl alone. The 29•year-old mayor announced that from now on , adul t welfar e recipients would have to work if they want- cd to get their monthly pay. mt'nta. At the time. there were 34 pcraons on welfare In 6ordcn· town. and the annual cost to the township was $12,500. Today, le11s than six months later , the Bordentown welfare roll num· bers one person. The town pays the rent for the recipient, who in return, works at the community cente r at such jobs as preparing cha irs ror paintlng. STATE WELFARE o(ficials, apparently fearful that their pet- tlf ogging little pa per empire would be threatene d if the Bordentown revolution catches on in other New Jersey com· munities. deno unced Mayor Malone's program as illegal and callous. They ordered Borden- town to hire a $30,000-a-year welfare director, set up a wait· ing room tor applicants and put $500 in a petty cash fund for emergency situations. Malone, a teacher in nearby New Bnmswick. noted that the entire Bordentown city hall pet· ty cash fund is SlO. He defiantly HaW 4 Jr ~ fVr' CAM TAKE !to MiLt.XJN our oP CoMputeJ?S ANI> l CAN'T Goi.T '!Mn> l!EJIPIE NH NAME ANf> AOJ>RU~ /' Nicholas von Hoffm an told the state authorities to "go pour sand." The mayor contends that the New Jersey general asslstan.ce program. which uses federal, slate and local funds to support 30.000 persons, is degrading to adults who are able lo work and is drained by layers of paper- shuffling bureaucracy. FEW PEOPLE of compassion would deny that the poor and un- e mployed need help. New Jersey itself had eight cities in 1970 where u,nemployment totaled more than 10 percent of the population. In the same year, New Orleans bad 26.8 percent of its residents existing below the pove rty leve l; Sava nnah had 26.5 percent and Chatta nooga had 24.9 percent. The blight of poverty is even worse in the na- tion· s rural are as . with the heaviest percentage or the poor found among l\>lacks. Indians. Latinos, Eskimos and mountain people. But the welfare system, which has evolved to handle lh~se •erlous problems. is itself rid· died w1th problems. The cost of subsidizing these poor and un· employed citize ns soared to $6.6 • billion in the most rece nt filical year -and that does n't include two or the most expensive pro- gra ms . Medi caid and food stamps. The m os t c onservative estimate from the Social Securi- ty Administration. furthermore. puts the administrative ex· penses or welfare at $737 million. That means that more than Sl in every SlO spent on welfare is siphoned ore for the cumbersome machinery run by high-salaried officials with an obvious slake in seeing the system perpetuated. WELFARE CHEATING is also ra mpant. A computeriied study in the past year showed that some of the worst offenders were persons who held federal jobs and also collected welfare checks. There were 32,655 of these "double grubbers·· getting two paychecks from Uncle Sam .. -5,776 or them on the military payroll. The total cost to the tax- payer for these illicit welfare chiselers came to $12 million a year. Most welfare cheats at least are admirably motivated : They are poor. But trus alibi can't de- ce n lly be use d by a nother category of "welfare" r ecipients which would astonish the Pil- grims. They are the big corpora· lions which evade millions of dollars in taxes each year wtth deductions for public relations fees. political lobbying and bribes to rorei~n offi cials. Every dollar they shell out on such dubious expenses must eventual- ly be made up by the average American taxpayer. The doughty band of men and women· who la nded at Plymouth Rock in 1620 and survived a year of privation. disease and Indian attack would look with increduli- ty a nd dis may at Than ksgiving. 1978. when most Americans sit glutted with turkey. watching football on television, while the less fort unate . robbed of the dignity of work, exis t on the public dole. Without doubt. t h e y would r~lace welfare with workrare. The Family Meal: A Relic of the Past For five millennia t he prep- a ra lion a nd consumption of food has described family life in the W estem world From the prophets of Israel to the patriarchs of Christianitv much of the ritua l o f wor s h ip h as been suggcst- e d b y the family meal so that what we eat, how we prepare it and serve it and devour it tell us muc h a bout who we are soeia lly and spirit ually. Thus it is of more than passing inte rest that Advertising Age s ums up the m ass of recent ma rketing s urvey information on the subject by remarking that we have become a "food grazing society." Instead of sitting down to three squares a day -a term from the antique past -millions or us never eat a meal, properly speaking , at all I N PLACE OF the mythic fa mily get-together where lhe d addy shepherd or the father farmer breaks bread in a quasi· cere monial fashion with wife, c hildren and ancillary clan members reverentially encir· cling the table, the mal'azlne re- Sydney Harris po r t s we Ame rica ns more typically have as many as "20 food contacts" a day. In other words, like a grazing ruminant, the opportunity to eat or idly munch munchies is as constant- ly present with us as grass is to the cow in the m eadow. Although we don 't swish m es off our buttocks with our tails, we're like the herbivores whO eat wherever they want. Weekday family lunch was a thing or the past by the 1940s: by the 1950s breakfast had gone the same way as lunch. E ven on weekends families only take half their meals together . When families do eat together you have to wonder about the social and psycholo~lca l content of these gustatory encounters. One survey has found that nearly a third of families watch TV while eating supper. COUNTING the meals kids eat in school or at the government creche, about ?C> percent or all our meals are now eaten out. Families with working mothers average almost seven and a half me als o week outside and it's estimated that 36 cents or every food dollar now goes for a co- mestible eaten away from home; that's up from 20 cents only 10 years a~o. In response to this, one ~t. Louis supermarket chain has m- • stalled sit-down restaurants in half of its stores: McDonalds a nd othe r plac es forQ)e rly thought of as lake-out joints are changing the ir advertising and design to beckon the fractured and fragmented nuclear family unit to take their evening s us· tenance amid the gleam and tile y s parkle of the Golden Arches. DO FAMILIES WHO eat their suppers at the Colonel's, s wing ing on plastic seats. or however the restaurant is arranged, do t hey say grace before picking up a c ris py brown chicken leg" Does dad ask junior what he did toda y as he re m e mbe rs he forgot the p1ccalilli and trots through the crowds over to the counter to get sorhe? Does mom fi nd t h e at· mosphere conducive to asking little Mildred about the prob· lems she was having with third. conjugation French verbs, or would it matter since otherwise the family might have been at home chomping down precooked frozen food, warme d in the microwave oven and watching Hollywood Squares'! THERE IS YET no way of be· ing s u re how muc h these changes in the ancient ritual of food preparation and cons ump.. lion wUl change child rearing or the transitional cultural and re. ligious values. We can't say to what extent Uie fa mily meal has been an occasion of instruction any more than we can know to what degree it re}nforces social and emotion al ties. People in the food business have noted aJl kinds of changes, They find younger fOUples don't want to buy food th6t takes more than a half hour to put on the ta- b 1 e, a good o m e n for the m icrowave oven industry and processors of that kind of cuisine -if that's the name for factory. frozen. industria lly prepar ed foods. IF FAMILY MEALS now tend to be over in 20 minutes, one rea- son m ay be the introduction of Mc Donald-4'-like. porti9n control. ··People have gotten used to that and you ha ve portioned home meals." Advertising Age quotes a Kraft executive as saying. Ma no longer fills steaming bowls of food which are passed around the groaning board. Instead, with or without the T V dinner, portions arc served onto plates and then brought to the table. Whatever the s um of these changes may add up to in terms of interpersonal relat ionships and the moral and cultural life of o ur homes. they do un· derscore how little is left of the family as a functional uni t s up. plying and doing for itself. How Could 1lDs Man Ever Achieve Fame? Can you Identify this famous man from these facts about bis life? We do not know the exact date of his birth. We know nothing of bis lnfoncy or youth. We do not know where he went to school, or if he went to school at all. Both n il parents were llliteratc farm folk. Al the age of 18, be married a woman eight years his senior. The y had a child six months later. H e s oon le ft the s m a ll t o wn th ey ll ve4 In and run olf alone to the big ci- ty . N o body knows what he did there for neotty 10 yean, or whether he helped hi• famUy ol tbree chlldnon. <Hi• wile had to bcJr. • row money to live on. which he late r refused to pay.> We have no idea what be real- ly looked like: portraits of hJm have turned out to be fakes. painted over pictures of his con· t<.'mporaries. -Or his public c oreer . we know practlcully nothing, except that he returned rich to his home town In the prime or life, bought the biggest house. and settled down In ob· ··scurlty unUJ he died there. THEa E 18 NO record that he ever wroto 1 Une in his life - not a letter. a diary, or a slry1le .scrap 1urvlvea, If there were any at all. Wo have only six scrawled slrnatures Cthree on his will >, none of them spelllna his name as wo do today. There was no public mention or bia death The only contemporary record of any c:onversatlon of his was about bis JWopoMd •nclolure of common pas ture lands, to deprive the poor of their rights. His home town successfully op-posed this scheme. For four years in a row, he was listed on the rolls as a de- faulter ol taxes, among those who "died, moved. or skipped." During the same period he was named as a "grain hoarder " In a time ol national scarcity. TH Ea E IS A RECORD of a court order for his arrest under bond to keep the ~ace. Later, a blll of complaint was signed against him for holdlnit of tllhes. In one case. he went to court to Qu~tes ••A reporter IA to a politician what a barking dog la to a chk ken thiet." sue a man for a trifling sum or less than $5 he had loaned him. No name was mscnbed on his tombstone. His will was not found until 130 yeurs aft er his death. And his marriage license ncurly 100 ycors aftot th.at. The w lll makes no me ntion of a sinr,le intellectual, cultural, or literary artifact, a rticle or Item -not even a book, much less a library. THIS UNEDUCATED rustic, th Is w\fe·desertc r and child· a bandoner, this money-lender tind tu.e va de r, this f(rti ifl · hoarde r and debl·shlrker . ts 11a1d to have wrltte n "It a m let ." "M oc~th." "Othello," "Kt~ Lear," some 30 other plays. and mor than • hundred-aod·•·halr "aucar'd sonnets to hls private. friends.'' • If fOU can belleve that the man depicted above wrote these, you can btUave anyth.ing _ .... I LOCAL I OBITUARIES ,. ~untingt9n Renews Bolsa Chica ~id a, aoet:rr BAUEll °' .. Defl'f ,._ - T)le RUnllnJtton Beatb City Coun<:O ha madt new attemptl to annex th.-1,60.l •crca of the Bol. a Chlcn m» hlend that ta aurrounded on all aides by cU.y Ii m1t.s Mayor Ron PatUoaon. who hu bfoc.-n the prime mover for umeut1on, Hid W~ay the city bu bfen ki. Al ~"~nu~ hN-aUM of Ill failure to •C'l. Ht: ALSO • AID THAT IF ~ property ts broyght lnto U>e city. l{unt.lnJ\CIG Buch would have th(' addtd adv1oh1gt of llliag lbe ma,jor role m pla nn1nl the area ·a future. The rouncH embarked on an unsuet'elsful ef fort to tumca the wildlife af"C'a laat year but retreatf'd alter C'umplalnts from envtroomeotal g?Oups llDd ot.hfln move nu"ht Inflate property values and make public acqmalllon more expenstve.r AJ~mblyinan Oennb Mangers Initiated action ln the Klatf! ._.gblalurt> la~t year for the purchase of more than 900 i.rrcs of mur\hl1ands A SPOKESMAN ··oa MANGERS said Wf'dnesday that a $3.8 million ollocatiop remalna m the state budaet. PattiruJOo 1rnJd he dJdn't believe the city annex· aUon would lnrrca e prlccis "Thi.ti U. M>meth1ng I 'vt• boon p~bing for 2'h yean aDd at ·1 Umt> to get movlJlg." The counctl Monday night lndicated that lt want.a to ista.y away from residential zoning that baa drawn fir<l from critics TOM MOSELEY or THE CITY plannlnc staff said the acreJge alona Paclllc Co,aat Highway rrom Warner Avenue to the bluffa near Golden Wt!st Street could be prnoned for recreational or limited usea. The 1.0nin1 would Umlt uses to aucb thinas as fi shing ponds, arboretums, greenhouses, farming, picnic gfuunda and grazing. Moseley reporu that the city stand.a to gain about $192,000 in oll barrel and property taxes with a nnexation. He said the city would have to spend about $65,000 to provide services to tbe area, which Is under county jurisdiction. The bulk of the property is owned by the Signal Landmark Company. DAil. y Pll.OT A 1 Dfreetor Larry tnvestad. pre sid e nt of A113h eim Sav- ings and Loan and a Laguna Beach resident, has been named director or f i n ances for Laguna Green· belt, Inc. AnnexuUon opponents ot the Ume sald lhf' SOMETHING TO F.U.S.S. * ABOUT ~OWNS Fowl Report lurkin' Turkey Spied A suspicious looking male. spotted lurking un- clothed in the doorwa y o ( a San Clemente meat market and mutte ring to himself, wu detained by a patrolling city police officer. Officer John Ziegler said 11>omas Turkey. also known as "Butterball," was·spotted in front of the Red Steer Meat Market .. 703 N. El Camino Real. He appeared to be dlsorienteC! and was mumbling "Gobble, gobble," to himself, Ziegler said. q; . • -0 --~ Q In the report. Ziegler flied. he listed the sut>- ject 's address as "Foster Farms, CA," bla race as "fowl ," and his distinguishing marks or scars as ''red comb across beak." The bird wore no clothing, ju5t feathers, said Ziegler, and carried no military identification. Super Values From the Superset People MyOM _..., .... atft .. fM to fnryei • 17HI 5lnet Ill Cost. Mfta ... UI= rm W. clffk:altles c..ed by ... coash Ktica w• D9Yl...,o .. Im C)Ot CM>OD S _. Ziegler explained his cock-eyed report. by say- ing: "Every year at Christmas, somebody reports arresting Santa Claus. I thought it was time to go after the Thanksgiving turkey.'' PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE SU PE RIO. COOAT OF TH E R·'2m STATE Ol'CALIFOllNIA FOA l'ICTITIOUS8USINEH THE COUNTY OF OAAHGE HAME STATEMENT HO. A·*71 Tl!~ lottowlnv per'°"' ere ClolnQ! N OTI CE OF HEARING OF buslnHsn· PETITION FOR PROl.ATE OF WILL THE Gt8SO~ COMPANY, 212~ AHO LETTERS TESTAMENTARY S.E Main Slrwl. trvlrw, CA f27H Esl~lf' of VICTOR AZOAPETIA' Tiie MMWfl Go-. ·"'"-Y• el •'• AHZAT v . AZ(;APETtAN. Calltornla corpora11on.1n3S..E.MalN Oec.ued Slrfft. I rvtne. CA n11~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\at Tr••• buslntt\ h <.OndU<t.0 by a, Al.ICE M AZGAPETIAN l\a$ l llt!d CorPOrallon. IWrf'ln • petrllon for Prooate of Wiii 1"'! Marwn Gtb<an Compefl'I' "nd IUU.nct' of Lf'llf'n. l~t-nlary ::'fli~~Glbson, IO 1111! Petltlpnn . rel"MC.f' to which Is Tiii\ st•-• was filed wllll ,,... m.ci. lor lwtllef 1»r11cul•"· -111<11 County Cl.nt o1 O;-ange Couftlr °" tlle time -Pl.a of ,,..rlnv '"" W"'f' NoYflnber 1 1WL has beef! WI tor DKe-17. It'll, "' • 1'1Mt27 10 00 e.m • '" -<our1r_.-, of eep.r1 Alet!ARO E. ICNECWT. ESO. noent No l of -..o c0Uf1, al 100 Co voe ,..,19.,, 1191,-. au"" & ~ni.r on,. -.1. In 0.. C.1111 ot S.nt• M<Klttncll An•, C.llforni•, •Mt MK--.ranll O•t~ No-20 19111 Pest Oflk·• ... 2110 WIU.IAM E. SI .IOHN, Na_...,i 11Nc11 ~ f266J ALICE ~.:~IAN PubllSlled Or~ Coast Dally Piiot JD Am""' RNCI Nov, 9, 16. 23, 30, 1'11 Sll1·11 c.ost• Mew,~.,.,. tM IAD HEWS. 1'e bad ..ws Is tltat the cwtnldloll ........_ h .... to get worw befor-. It gets bethr. INlldncJ It._.,.....-to ... to CMtr ston. THI GOOD HEWS IS THAT DA Vl5-IROWH July, 1978, 19" Color TV Picture Survey• IS DECLARING F.U.S.S. DA vs· . .........., wNcll you cCMlld ICIY• a ..... on TV's mMI S appllaRcn: a NWard for ee ....... -.. ._ ••• The Sylvania Picture that Beat RCA and Zenith!* Sytvanoa bMI RCA -Z-ft ''*• noM The 8-'MI ,_done ~ -'" • ·-,_~ _.,.., __ ...., 11v'M ..-heel 19" Clllgotlll 0010r TV pocturet •toe Ill' Mio They -· .... Id to IHCii the one Wlll'I tne ,_ _..., ll'Clure """ t,,. '*'"''" onoooe -~ Tne Sv1v1n1a °""' Zenon' -RCA. We re not ""' btQQell 8ut a IOI of people think SYl•trna hM 11'8 -Ptdllte. C:Ontempoary Stying ... modern space saving table model with walnut f1n1sh on v1nyl-<:lad wood compas1t1on bOard. (25" diagonal) SAVE $60.00 s4999s (Base optional & extra) Y .. :~ Petti'-,.,_. .. ~ PuDll~ 0r""9P C.0..\1 0.lly Pilot, No-r...r 22. 23. 2'1. 1971 ~11 PUBLIC NOTICE I ~~-ml'PoU MOTIC11!TOCOffTIIACTOAS I ~~::::::::::=-~~~~~~-CAL.UNG l'Ott 810S r_ NOTICE IS HEllE8Y GIVEN "'91 Ille Oc .. n View ScllOOI DIWICI of HIM SAVE s100 TOOM8S 111'19\on !Hedi Wftt rec.e1ve w aled -blCls on ••ell of Ille followlnQ •'ou•ll<•I _.tr: -"-c:elll~ <••pentr11. elt!<lrk.•t. lnst•ll•ll<»n of floor <Overlf>Q, OIUlng. QYOWm welll>Oanl, ~ntlno, 04umtllnQ. "NI· •no and vent11e11no for the 111 ... .i'-t on ll<lllCll"V\ IOc.ateO at 1...a 8 Street. Hunt11>9ton 8eecll, C.lllornl•. 8ICIS wlll be re<.eoved In tfte Bvsl~s Ollke, Ocun View Sc'-' Ohlrkl •t 1'n WuMr A-. Huntlnqlon &tacll, C..11fornte ""7. up'° but no tat ... ,,,.,. 2 oo p.m. on ~r 1, 1'71. •I -"I ti rM Ille po'OpOMIS will 119 -ned end reect. • 1r diogonol delvke ciw--lme'" Oo.t.-Ut·· pldvre tvlM eO T·l20""ctio.Kt. .. 100% IOltd-ctote SAVE NOW! • 13· d·~ Chr-·IJneN <olo< pocture !ube •CT 102'"<ho»"··· 100%>0lid-1tot1 •A~ IO"df ..... CCIMr MOllltw TV (il5J2YHDI Walnut frntsh on hrgh impact piastre with molded~n carrying handle ONLY s239ts • perrormance TELEVISION DOROTHY E. TOOMBS. r~lclenl of fMwcior1 ~. C.. Pa\·~ away on November II, ,.,. "' N-Pof1 IH«J\, QI. Se~ wilt "" Mid on Frtdey ~m-"· 1911 ., ' 00 PM In ..... Cl>•i>el of Pacific Vie• Memorlat P11n, lSOO M Pacific View Drive. Ne•-1 8HOI, C. wtlll Rev Owlr!H Cl-of Ille Flnt vnttl.'d ~-·s• Olurtll of Coste MH4I offi<latl1'9. In- terment Peclfk V11tw Memodal P•rll. Pee If le View Mortu&rv Olre<tor:i.. Construction documents ere ft•ll• .,_--------------------------------+--:-------------------------------""'1 ltOWl.ANO 8 . F RANK ROWLAND born Dec.ember 11, 1 .. 1, PMMO •••II on •~· 12. tm 111 So.Ith A.mark• .,. "" ....., accldont. He was • ....,.,.,. of Demotay. He ts survived b11 his puenls Mr. •nd "'"· 8. Fr•nll. A-1-, Jr. al Fr......,, C• .• Sl\le<"S ble al Ille Ocffft VI-Sc:hool OllArk l 8USIMU Offi<e, 7'72 W8rft#lr AW<IW, Hunllnvton &Ndl, C..llfwnl• 92MI. Eac:h bid llwll i. KCOMi»nled by Ille Mcurlty ~to In IN contract doeumen1.s ""° by tne Ilsa of ~ Wllcontre<'ors. TM DISTRICT r....,,,,.... the rlQllt lo re)e<I •ny or all bods or to walw •ftY lrr~utarllle\ or lnformelllres In ..,.,. Mn. V-lno ""°"'' of Yu~ City, CAI -Mellncl& RO#I-of Ollco. c.. .. etso one broU•r Gr~ Rowland of Fresno. C•. &nd Ills pa tern•t 9renclmotller Mn. 8. Franl<, Sr. of Costa Mew, Ca. Private memorl•I wrvtcn wllt bl! Mid tor members of -f.,,,lly et 1 00 PM on Friday Nov-.,,,_ ,., 1'11 ., Ille "-' of U te In blo• or In tr. l>ldding. I Tiie DISTRICT lies Otlt•lned from llle Olredcw of tile ()ef>arlmenl ot tn Cllillrl•I AltletloM tlw general pnvell tnv rate of oer diem·~ 1n the l0<att ty In which 1111\ work Is to be P9f'fo<med for eacll <raft or type 01 "'°"'""'n ....,.., to e11ecut• llw con. tr act. T,,._ ret.s Me on Ille et the l'rMllO,CA. -----------iOISTRICT oflkc •I 1912 Werner Aotenue. Huntington 8Hch. C..llfornl• '1M1. GOl>fft may be ollt&tnecl on ,.. QUHI. A "'"" °' ....,. rates ,,,.,, be POSl8CI at Ille job site. __________ ...., Tiie torevolnv ~ ot per 01.,,, McCORMICK w•QO\ ''bast<! uoon • wonlnq d•y of MO•TUARllS clQhl 181 ~ Tiie rate tor holldell Laguna Beech ~.~ ~~:rC:::....,'"r" sn.11 .,. at 1ea11 494-9415 11 \llell !» rnanclitlorv uoon the CON· Laguna Hills TRACTOR to .... l'IOtn Ille contre<I IS 768-0933 awaro.d, and _. eny subtontractor under lllm, 10 l»'f nol IMS .,,.,, ,,,. San Juan Capistrano w to uiec1fi.d r••n to •II wonmen 495-1776 emplo~ ll'Y u.m In u.e e11ecllilor'I of the conttKt. No l>I~ rney withdraw 1111 bid tor IA&:rz..IMGDOM • period of Thirty (301 ci..n •ttar 111e fUHlaAL HOME o.te ,., for tl'lft ooenlng ot bl~ 646-2424 A peyment bonCI encl• perfonn•n<• bonCI will be l"flQUlred Pf"k>r lo eucu-Cosl a Mesa 11on 01 Ille contract few •II ~racca 673-9450 U<Mdl"9 W00.00. The IMIYll'leftt bond lll.tll be In IN form wt lorVI In Ille l&L llOAOW AY <ontrac~...,.. 1 ="~~~y Pu~l~::::;y Pl~t.l Costa Mesa Novem~ ,., n, ,.,. 642-9150 SJ01·11 SMmt-TUntlu..uMI MOllTUARY WU~CHAPIL Oetratorv • Flower Shop 427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 646-4888 PVBLIC NOTICE NOTICI! 01' euuc TttANS,•lt <Secs.,..,,....,,., u.c..c.) Hotln Is llerebr 9lve11 to Ille CroCllt<l t S o f DO N ALD e . MA" I ENTHAL •fld SYL VIA M.4111ENTHAL.. TrMs19rors. """'°" bu1lntu ecldtesl IS ,.,. NOWPOrl .-Cl 1a01Has e1vo .. c.osw Mnt, c:-i.r of 0tenve, SMl'n4'S MOllTUA.IY Stalt of (Alllfwnle, UWI. bUllr: tr..,,,..,, ,.,..7 Mitn St. 11 •bout lo lie meo. to Larr11 o. "' Clledwlclr, Tr....._,""'-~ Huntington Beach 1 •• tm '""'-" etvo •• CotU 536-6539 INN, c.uMy .. Or91199, S&ete of r..tlltoMi.. Tllo ~y .. 111t tr_..,. 11 SIUfJLMOITUAIT 1« .... •,........,. ....._, c.&e 976 So Co.t Hwy. MeN, cewity ., Or-.., tu• ef I --.. n-..-c.llfenlle. --gw_., .... "'"'""" .. ~ ... ..,.., .. ., 494-1 !53!5 at: All ltedl In trldt, fl"'--..... 1 1533 N. El Cimino Real ll'ltftt ..... .,.. •• et"* ,..... tire San Clemente 492-0100 •ne ":'.:':·~:=: c.ta MHll. Qwleyf/I Or ............. ,_ MMLY C.....,._ CWALN•Al ,..!::. -:-w": = ::,. c:7 ~ '•llf-r~m. •• sc.t~ ''" 7801 BolM Ave 0vt1et, ,_ ........ ai.,, c.w Weetmlneter MtM, c-ity ff OrMtt ........ CM...,_ ~25 .. fw ........ te .. .,,.....,.., ................. ...._ ... .... --.. Tr ................... .... r--"'-.. .__.._ .. ...,.,.,., IUICll'*l PAii tcet1i.tat1 Tl" O•tl•t, IHI ~~ ......,.... llw.,01119-..0Mllytf ......... ~ 3800 Pldf'c View DrWa DNll~ a:.= ~llectl ,,....... ~=·---9:.·~:;~--844---2100-----·~ ... ".:' .. °'.:r a..-Deity ....... ,,..,." DAVIS-BROWN IS HEADQUARTERS FOR VIDEO TAPE RECORDERS ROii Modal VCT400 RCA s.t,cfa Vision • 400.n.4-How CnMHeRKanler wftll ....... non MOdel VCT201 RCA Stlectvilion 4-Hour CosMtte Recorder .tectr-'c 1.-, P'rogrmme F.U.S.S. DAYS SONY. Up to 3 tta..s Play· Recordlftthner 1 .. otePw Cowh'ol me.. st.t en low ca s749 nan:::----. ..... .. What ,._...c:e. Leell ...... ,.,..._..._hen c..ol does F.U.S.S. DAYS stand for? Ask our· sales personnel When you are in the store! FMblrtftg CMnMll.odl etectronlc tuning wfttl touc:IHullDft Seen Control. I 1 t f?J I r • J I \ .... .,. .48 DM.YPfLOT NATION . Punch You won't get any Turieys at National, and the prices are pure gravy for you. We get ~ down to the real·meat of the problem ••• and t at_.s he goo s iiff\ulg althe nghf. . . .. wm YoU tak• MIN BWngton in ueu ot nouoe?" 'Soeial History' Blacks Decker· ~·'·DRILL JIG SAW -Old NemJpapef Rich in Tidbi~ RALEIGH, N.C. fAP> -The manifesto of women's liberation might have been written yesterday. "Too long the m ale sex usurped to themselves the title of lords of the creation; enacted laws and , enforced statutes at large, without consulting or considering women worthy or being their coad· justors." it reads Aa prices go up we make sure our• go down wherever lt can be done. Thia power drU1 haa all the earmarks of a real bargain. #1004. A awell. venatlle tooL Hope I'm not too c:raaa becauM I ' keip going on about the price. but who dOMD't want to pay leH lf it can be don•. Right? # 7504 "Thus situated, a body of ... women resolved to erect a parhament or their own, and represent lhem seJves 10 t.ne cnaracter ot real women." The date on the tract? March 31, 1796. %11 DRILL DRILL BIT SHARPENER DENNIS O. TYRER OF RALEIGH found it in that day's edition or the North Carolina Minerva and Fayetteville Advertiser. Tyrer 's hobby is studying the old newspapers of North Carolina. He searches for t1db1ts or what l)c calls "the social history" burfod in their pages. To be sure, the native M Great Britain often f1ndl> the mundane. such as wedding announce· ments of 100 years ago that sound as if they came from a newspaper of today. "But like good music. it kind of grows and de- velops with you." he said. Tyrer said he 1s constantly am~zed by both the t>Ontrasts and similarities to modem life and the subjects that concerned newspaper readers in the 18th a nd 19th centuries More power. lower rJ)m'a for drilling ln masonry, etc. Handles the bigger bits. Under ten bucks. too. Oh boy. aome tool. #7104 CONSIDER T H E ESSAY "MAN and Wife " CAMPBELL HAUSFELD that appeared in the Wilmington Cenlinel and AIRLESS SPRAYER Ge neral Advertiser on Aug. 13, 1788 . .. If you see a man and woman with UtUe or no occasjon, often finding fault, and correcting each 21 7•• other in coinpany, you may be sure they are man r· ...... 19.97 and wife. ~ ~ aroaad t.M "Ir you see a lady accidentally let fall a glove ~.QW.t. IO" ••••• 29.97 or handkechief, and a gentleman wbo 1s next lo Fast. bow'• W.? Pnta out ~ •bong electric potNJ. 14" with flgure" out how much good bite c09t and aak youneU U it'• ' worth abarpening them and getting alm09t unllmited We. s; aa a pencil •harpener. # I VAUGH HAMMER~- 897 - her tell her of it, that she herself may pick it up, ft°!: s-r minute. A1r1"a meam Llgbt and eaaier to handle. c:arrylng 39 97 set them down for man and wife." t doeaa't waste with oftr•ptUf· (EGMr than what? A ca.M.... • "See," said Tyrer, "people complain about the luat palnta ll\lpef iaat. #AL 2000 __ .J._....;nnor::ba::;ck:.b:og~?:_)------------1-------------~~i.----same things in marriage today as they did in L.------------_,----; 1788 •• Got a m1Ued tac.. a 20 OL ncbr that'll gt" an.1_ na1l an matcmt beodncbe. •a ML THE HOBBY BEGAN SEVERAL years a1:0 when Tyrer was helping a resea rcher at North Carolina Slate University look for information for a book on black history. His research led him to the old newspapers in the school 's library, where he "beca me enthralled with the wealth or material concerned with lifestyles." "Perhaps history is easier to appreciate when it's not forced on you," he said. And who would not find fascinating this entry in the public notices section or The Wilmington Gazette's March 1806 editions signed by an Eliza Woods? . "Whereas John Woods has given himself the trouble to inform the public ln the last week 's Gazette that I have absconded from his bed and board, without provocation. I have taken the same method to convtnce them that I have bad the mos( urgent provocations , amongst which is his not pro- viding victuals, clothlng or any other necessary; but he has had the lnhumanily frequently to beat and brwae me even to lbedangeror my life ... " • I 4x8 PARTICLE BOARD w· ........ 3.97 ~ .......... 4.97 %" •••.•••• 5.97 ~H '' • •• ••• 6.97 .. . . n. way people buy ·um mitt and lug u away ln pkkupe. car top•. and atation wagons teU. m. who baa tM hot pdc:e. 'nuff aa1d. MACRAME7 PLY JUTE ··~OL lllFT. COIUe ln a bunc:b of colon, Mema llb a lot lOI' tM money. CMck tor yoane1t. I bow Tery UW. about um stuff. SCOTTS TURF BUILDER PLUS 2_ 499 NO.I CEDAR SHINGLES I 67?UNDLE Show me a roof or a aide done with cedar ehlngl•• and 111 llbow you a thing of beauty and a Joy fonTw, (Forgtft me. ob great writer.) RAC DWELL TACHOMETER TESTER · 897 RAC MAXI-TUNE IGNITION ANALYZER 21•• took Cit tlal.e thla8. ..a fCL Thia la DO .a..11 ~ tbJ.11 la the real llcCor· ~ wttb Cl little book ao fOQ .-•t go ID oaback. r .. ROCKWELL DRILL PRESS They tell WI we haft outaold ....-rooe OD fine quality major toola. Baa to be our pnc... becauM others haft tb.M tools. too. 99~ CASTROL MOTOROIL ·· 61 c QT. KEYBAR 2-TONJACK 699 u ,_~ .. got two ... JOU bcn9e't --aw. to lllOft maybe fO'll a!aoalcl look lato _.at tbeee. (I'" got a IOO lb. ~--ltbalD't ..W•lll&) • , .,, i. t J . I '. • I ...... .. - r ~'"' n.t s 1 ..S 1'4[ ._,A_. OF~~~. ~ Jll(r.1 /ltwo A · PAUl o~ K1"4S :: .. •• ~ . .. '· •. .. 12xl2 HOYNE MIRROR TILE Hey, th.la la the real •tuff. fin• mirror tile. 12x12 ancl we haft many to cbOOM from. Great way to enlarge t.h• boUM without mo.mg. Jock. GOLD DECORATOR CLEAR VEIN SWIRL DESIGN 39c 49c 59c 69c m.E m.E TILE TILE ,. ·: .. .. . ·: ~.. : MAHOGANY ENTRY DOORS .. :· U you come into National and someone aays, .. •how him the door!"', don't get l:Jp•et. We want you to see theH great entrlea. Might a• well know we sell some beaut1ea, beauty. NAPOU SOR.REKTO llEDITIDAllEAI MADRID SEVILLE ATBEMS BOSTON IV 47•• 47•• 57•• 57•• 59•• 59•• 5988 ~ EASY DRIVER ~~ RATCHET ~·· 4•7 .:,.•. The amount ot tore• JOU can apply with th1a ;-:· •. ''baMball" type grl_p la faotaatic. a better Idea lo •:· the ac:rewdrtHr 6eld. SJt-1 r •• ·-· . SUBJECT TO STOCX ON HAND Ao Idea wboM Ume baa come (and gone). No. Mrioualy. bow cao I get Mrloua about a 'pitfy' toilet Mat? CLEAR THROUGH DRAIN ·CLEANER - -DISHMASTER WALL MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET 4777 .k:e, puah buttOG nd8 aDd dDM. bcmdy .. cralck dlahWaehh• co ... with pot ecnllber, loo. ... ,. UNFINISHED LADDER BACK CHAIR WITH WOVEN SEAT 1677 A Utti. 81aln or paint and you've got a NOi pi~ of furniture (tbia guy oner eaya aoythlog bad. doff }Mt?), #~ W. I KWIKKOVER SHELF PAPER 1 27 ROLL That ..U-adberloa abelf paper m o o1ce 1rx4 yan1 roll. Lotta Patt.ma ()mew a gt.rl br that name oac:e bock lo Detroit). GLIDDEN SPREDSATIN 7 77 GAL. Gl90t 100% latex. ecnabbable. tboucmda ol abadee. Mope ... don't charge extra for co.=, wbtJi we aaab q GLIDDEN SPRED GLIDE-ON STUCCO •MASONRY ·~ CO~R Coee 0.-bdck. lltuccor. mcmoary, ar oatllWe tlM Ubabw......,.oaatn. doa.tlp.lt ..... r-1 _\ Thl.ndly, _.mber 2.3, 1978 26': DURMLAME ll FIREPLACE.LOGS Get some. th• chill ian't over yet. One does an 4"ening and it atart• and bunn ao ea•ily. ,. ARVIN HEATSTREAM HEAT BEAUTY BIAZE CUSTOM FIRESCREENS EXCHANGER 5997 ~ UNFINISHED • 1 K.D. FOLDING 1-' TABLE -.., 4977 KD mecma youlnit it togetlwr. but doo't fear. It'• a plece of Cake. Neat loatruc:tiooa. thlDga made well to fit. Trust a.. Mo. 979 2488 bJ YOOB CHOICE . HALL LIGHT, ·~ ~ .. ,: ·· WALL LIGHT WITH SWITCH. OR . (Q. KITCHEN LIGHT A lltti. spnaciag u le. the · • · bolldap. a new v?z: 1Dl9bt . be lo order. . 399 #5101. #311. #1'32 YOUR CHOICE . I • ~ • KITCHEN LIGHT-, _., ~~~~~ .......... 4997 =~~· ........... 5997 ~~?~~·~··· ....... 6997 14" BEDROOM LIGHT, OR CHANNEL BATH t=='--___ o __ o___.J LIGHT Maybe you broke an old on-. or ju.t n..d a new llgbtlog look aomewbere. Maybe replace a bare bulb with a nifty glaa.s. (Maybe. maybe. what'• for awe?) 2 99 #824, #l92C. #382 !J - J l l ' AJ8 DAILY PILOT ; .Save H 2Q07 u .LO • I I r I f on velour tops. Sate 12.80 Reo. $16. Pullovt"r, all cotton vo1our top m l stylos V-neck Qnu .crown ck. ~lbb1ng at waist. cuffs nd nockhnc Women's 1un1or s1zet.. S-M L Sale 17.60 Reg. $22. Snug velour lops of cotton/ nylon. Choose zip or convert· 1ble collar style. Women's junior sizes, S·M·L I Sale 17.60 Reg. $22. Casual velour f ackel ot cotton/nylon has zip front, blousori styling and warm kangaroo pockets. Women's junior sizes. S·M-L. Fall separates - in large sizes, they're ;great anyway you look at them! Delicate, pointelle knit V-neck sweater. Soft, washable acrylic keep its shape and good looks. Women's sizes. ! Special 10.99 Al~ polyester blouse with subtle lall pattern in soft brown/ rust tones. Wide collar and V-neck looks great with pants or skirt. Women's sizes. Special 8.99 All polyester pull-on slacks have comfortable wide-leg styling for all-day wear. Quiet beige or • brown. Women's sizes. Speeial 9.99 V-neck vest with ribbed waist 1s all acrylic and washable. Dress this vest up or down with the right texture and accessories! Women's sizes. Special 10.99 Fall print all polyester skirt. Simply styled wtth efastlc waist for comfort and good flt. Brown, beige and rust shades. Women's sizes. Ou•ntltlea llmlted. ~ 203 off selected blouses! Sale 12.80 A. RttQ. $16. Silky blouse of 100% polyester. Choose from 2 romantic styies featuring wrist ruffles and stand up neck ruffles.White and more. Misses' sizes 8 to 18. Sale '12 B. Reg. $15. Polyester dobby blouse In 2 flattering tityles. Long sleeve with shoulder shirring and self·tle. Flutter sleeve style with rounded yoke and shirring. Misses' sizes 8 to 16. Sale 10.40 C.Reg. $13. Satin blouses of smooth and silky acetate/nylon. Peplum or flowing sleeve styles. Great selection of colors. Junior sizes S·M·l. Sale 6.40 D.Reg. $8. Salin top in 2 holiday styles. V-neck is all acrylic and butlon placket style of all nylon. Pale pastels. Junior sizes S·M·L. Sale ._2 E. Reg. $15. Soft Carlna8 polyester blo11se with full-button front, one-button cuff set-In sleev~s and detachable tie. Subtle solids. Misses' sizes 8to18. a ... price• effective TtM.lrtdeJ, Nowltllber 23 through lundey, November 21. UM your JCPHMy Crb-oe card. r' NEW~OR:r CENl!ER • .. . . .. .. \ u l I 1 l I . •I .. ,,. .. Thuradey, November 23, 1978 DAIL y PILOT Al J , t I ' t r --. . . ~ fl J' I il'1 '• ~i' ( • ./ t· I r " 1" f f ! warm, weather-beaters for men! Sweaters, jackets and more! Jl,.. ~\ f -: . 1 f'>' Velour shirts for him. • Men's casual sweaters. · ... . .. Sale s20 Reg. $25. Kangaroo-pocket pullover is cotton/polyester velour with .big-zip closing and sleeve stripes Sizes S-M·L-Xl Sale s15 Reg. $20. Long-sleeved pullover is cotton/ polyester velour with one pocket wood buttons Sizes S-M-L-XL Velour robe. Saless Reg. $10. Posh acetate/nylon velour wrap robe comes in rich solids. One size fits all. II even has its own gift box' rr~ ~-::>(~~ \ (_:~~· >f FASHION ISLAND -. "-... Sale s20 Sale 14.40 Reg. $18. The JCPenney links stitch cardigan with full golf cut styltng 1s Orlon• acrylic. Solid colors in sizes S-M·L-XL. < ( ! • ,I I ! .1 1· . . ' 'v' ··1' J l,' .. ~: :..,-.. j !- ~· t ,. Sale13.60 Reg. S17. The classic V-neck version is Orlon· acryltc for easy-care Choose from light and dark soltdc; in sizes S-M-1 -XL t'Z ,_. ,, ·'r• Reg. $25. "Pieced" look velour shirt is cotton/ polyester with contrasting collar and sleeve stripes. Sizes S-M·L·XL Sale s20 Casual shoes for men. Reg. $25. Striped velour pullover 1s cotton/ poly· ester with open Caltforma· collar. Vivid color combos rn sizes S-M-L-XL. Sale14.39 Reg. 17.99. Super soft casuals are p1gsk1n suede on cushion crepe rubber . soles. Oxford or sltpon. Men's sizes. , .. , . Western styled jackets. · _., x . ' The warm plaids. ~ Sale 9.60 Sa1es15 Reg. $20. Luxurious. all-wool plaid shirt has long sleeves. straight fl ap pockets. nylon taffeta facing. Sizes S·M·L·XL. Reg. $12. Hefty Big Mac· plaids in all cotton or cotton/ polyester blends. With bias-plaid pockets and extr a·long tails. S-M·L-XL. Tall sizes. reg. $13, Sate 10.40 This is Sale s52 Reg. $65. Genuine split cow· hide jacket with flapped, snap front pockets. 2 lower welt pockets. Acrylic pile collar. quilt lined sleeves. Sizes S-M-L·XL. Sale pricH effec1tve through Sunday, November 26. Use your JCPenney charge card. NEWPORT CENTER Sale 25.60 .: , .. · Reg. $32. Western rancher jacket of 1 OO~o natu ral coll on corduroy. Wnrm acrylic p1rc ltntng. Sizes S-M-L-XI • ... . 644-2313 -· . ,. l .. -~. •; • A 12 041L v PILOT I I ,, ·, ,{ ' I • t .\ '' 33CJ>:off JCl>enney binoculars with Rapid Touch Control.11 • Sale45.99 ffe9.19.95. Poworlul 10"50 nnlurA binoculars hftvo gonoroua 361' flolc1 for d11unct long dlisl nco vlow1ng, 1n fhghl birds. rnount 1n top,, otc. t0103 Sale 39.99 } Reg. 59.95. W1do angle sport binocular has panoramic 525' l1old, /x35 fully coated optics. -ruDl>oreyecup-s ana tnpo(j mount. ·Picture perfect holidays on Sc ---- Sale 259.99 Sale 259.99~ Reg. 289.99. The new Pen1ax ME~ 1s a fully au10- ma11c 35mm SLR camera. Features L ED shutter speed indicators, Pen1ax-M f/1.7 SOmm lens. Pen tax ME w ith I/ 1 4 50mm lens, reg 339-99. Sale 319.99 203 off all JCPenney lenses. For Minolta bayonet mounts. JCPennoy 28mm f/2 8 lens. roq. 99.99. Sale 79.99 .JCPonney 135mm 1/2 8 Ions. reg. 89.99. 3ale 71.99 For Pentax unlversal mounts. JCPcnnoy 28mm 1/2 8 lcns, reg. 99 99, Sale 79.99 JCPonney 135mm 1/2 8 Ions, reg 89 99, Sale 71 .99 For Pentax bayonet mounts. JCPennoy 28mm f/? 8 lens. reg. 109.99, Sale 87.99 JCPonnoy 135mm f/2.8 Ions, reg 99.99. Sale 79.99 For Canon bayonet mounts . • JCPenney 28mm 1/2.8 lcns. reg. 109.99. Sale 87.99 JCPennoy 135mm I I 2 8 lens, reg 99 99. Sale 79.99 .• ·...... . Wide Angle Sankyo· Sale 329.;99 Reg. 349.99. Sankyo XL400$'11 movie camera with hHi sound. Features 4 power zoom, film speeds of 18 and 24 frames per second, split image focusing, macro focus capability down to 2". automatic aperture control. battery check button. Uses 6AA batteries (not included). N3061 ~· / Sale 279.99 ·~ Reg. 319.99. Sankyo 5500 " sound movie pro·~ 1ector. Features a F / 1.4 lens with 15 to 25mm ioom, automatic threading, forward, reverse, ltlm speeds of 18 to 24 frames per second, 4P to 600' reel, microphone with stand. earphone, ltlm And trimmer. built-in speaker with mixing. sound-on-sound. f ade-1n and fade-out C'Opobllity, 16050 ... Vinyl case included. Ai0101 Canon· 289.95 Th" Canon AE -1 · 35mm SLR camera has a technically ndvanced .1t1t omallc ~hu ltcr that is electronically controllC'd from ~t o 1/1000 soc This unique action g•1vcs accurate exposure 1n varying light cond1t1ons The AE-1 tllso features a f/ 1 8 lun~. center spllt-1magc rangefindcr. Canon Breech-Lock I• ·ns mount, built-in flash hot shoe and sell timer 112144 c,non AE· 1 ... with fl 1 4 lens. 339.99 . M,1r rn Znom ' Minolta· ·sa-le 259.99 Reg. 299.99. This Minolta XG-7" camera with an fl 1. 7 Ions is an advanced compact 35mm SLR. Has an electronic shutter, sell-timer/battery chock LEO signal, bayonet lens mount. h2182 Minolta XG· 7 .. , with 1.4 Ions, 239.99 64.99 Minolta Pocket A utopak ... 450E camera features a bu1l(-1n electronic flash for stop action indoor pictures. Has three-1one focus setting for nearby, midrange and distant sub1octs. ,,-Q048 Minolta Pocket Autopak"' 430E camera. 49.99 179.99 'The Minolta 110 Zoom SLR combines the convenience of the 110 film formal with the versatility and precision of single lens reflex photography. Electronic shutter sets correct exposure. Bu11t-1n ?X zoom lens ranges from normal to telephoto. #0046 Sale89.99 Reg. 104.99. Bell & Howell 670P XL& movie camera features fixed focus f /1.2 lens, built-In filter switch and soft pouch case. Accepts ASA 1601100, 40/25 film. 13040 S~le94.99 Reg. 109.99. Boll & Howell LX-2019 silent super 8 movie proiector. Features f/1.6 25mm lens. plus forward, still and reverse projoction. Has position power sw itch and 400' reol capacity. 16030 This is Sale prleee effective Friday, November 24 through Sunday, November 21; ••c December 3. UM the convenient NEWPORT CENTER ~FASHION ISLAND -644-2313 ... ~==~~= _, . • e now at enney. JCPenney photo albums. Sale 4.99 Reg. 6.99. JCPenney big 20 page binder styte photo album wtth 20 magnetic pages. 30 page album, reg. 9.99, Sale 7.99 10 pg. instant photo album, reg. 6.99, Sale 5.49 1 O pa~ solid cover, 1.99 ---=~~~ ...... ~'.litl 10 page print cover, 1.99 --Refill far4nstan1.--1.9L • - Special buy on assorted acrylic frames. 99~ JCPenney 31h "xS" tucite frame can stand either vertically or horizontally. Comes with its own photo mat. 5''x7" frame. 1.99 8 "x10" frame. 2.99 QuantltlH llmlted Sale 11.99 Reg.19.99. Big 16"x20H wide moulding collection frame -. houses up.to 1 aot your fa'LQ.r) le photos. Comesw1th reversible mat and glass. JCPenney film. -Sale89~- R•g. 99¢. JCPenney 110-12 and 126-12 exposure color print film. JCP 110-20 color print, reg. 1.39, Sale 1.19 JCP 126-20 color print, reg. 1.39, Sale 1.19 JCP 135-20 color slide, reg. 2.99, Sale 2.69 JCP 135-36 color slide, reg. 4.99. Sale 4.49 JCP 135-24 color prln~ reg. 1.39, Sale 1.19 JCP 110-12 color print 400 ASA. reg. 1.29, Sale1.09 JCP 110-20 color print 400 ASA, reg. 1.69, -Saltt1.49 -_ JCPenney tripods. Sale 25.99 . Reg. 32.99. JCPenney 54" maximum height tripod col- lapses to 23" for easy I. \ handling. Easy hft center · I · column. two-way panhead ' • '1' and self-locking tubular • I i\ aluminum legs. -1 Deluxe 3 section tripod, , \ ~ \ reg. 42.99, Sale 33.99 I. : 8 section tripod, reg. 19.99 ; : '··\ Sale S.99 - 3section tripod, reg. 19.99, ' 4' Sale 15.99 a) Thut9dey. Ne\lembef •• 1178 Sale.23.99 Reg. 29.99. JCPenney pocket camera with built-in electronic strobe features f/6.3 lens (29mm), 1I160 sac. shutter speed and 5' to infinity focusing distance. #0082 Reg. 49.99. JCPe.nney Telepocket "' camera. Has built-in electronic strobe. 1/5.6 lens (21' mm). f/7.5 (42mm) telephoto lens. 1/160 sec. shutter speed and 5' to infinity focusing distance. JCPenney strobes. Sale 11.19 Reg. 13.99. JCPenney basic 35mm electronic strobe light. Fliprlash strobe. reg. 14.99, Sale 11.99 JCP Pronto••· strobe, reg. 29 99. Sale 23.99 Sale 39.99 Reg. 49.99, Professional looking thyristor strobe. Features 4-way bounce, swivel flash head and 65 wide angle. Auto bounce strobe, reg. 24 99. Sale 19.99 Kodak· Polaroid ~ 24.99 The Handle .. instant camera ha6 a fixed locus lens. exposure control, electronic shutter. I/ 1102 Sale32.99 Aeg. 36.99. The new Kodak Colorburst'" 100 instant camera w ith an electric mo\or drive for automatic print ejection. Has a sharp 137mm f / 11, 3 element lens and easy to use continuous focus from 3'h' to infinity. Electroni~ shutter speed from 1/300to1 /20 sec. Uses fllpflash or electronic flash. #1104 24.99 Kodak Tele-Extra 111J camera outfit features camera with f/9.5 22mm (normal) and f/11 44mm (telephoto) lens. Kit includes camera. Kodacolor II"> film, flipflash, cover. handle, wrist strap and instructions. 10103 ""Hnnc.llC' · 29.99 Kodak Extra Llte8 camera outfit features a Ektra Lite 10 camera with 25mm 5/8 lens, fixed focus and bullt-ln electronic flash. Kit Includes Kodak CGtw 110.20 fllm, wrist strap, monogram initials and manual. #0104 19~99 Kodak Ektra 1 lt camera outf It feat ores camera, Kodacolor 119 fllm, fllpflash, • wrist strap, personaJtzlng·tnltlals and manual. 10102 .~nney , =-~~=::..,..~12.oout1t.-.. 1aon .... 1111ougtt.......,, ~ r I. 1_.·· I . ' r-~ -. i ~~-.. ~· .-!)1 Sale 79.99 Reg. 89.99. New Sonar One· Step Pronto"1 Instant camera. Has unique split-second sonar focusing, motorized picture ejection, sharp pictures from 3' to infinity. #1060 a 41· ,,. , --·. ' I ~. mmtl ' C.:H§ ~-~~·~I I •• ' . I ' Sale 299.99 Reg. 349.99. Drop the Photo-tape casselle into the Polav1s1on •1 player and see your color movies on a 12" screen. Right alter you shoot them' Automatic rewind "4001 Sale139.99 Reg.149.99. The Polav1s1on"'camera takes great color movies. Instantly! Aim the lightweight portable unit and squeeze the pistol grip. Simple single lens reflex system features a fl 1.8 lens with 2·to-I zoom, electric eye and automatic oxposure. /14000 Sale 439.98 ~~r•ete Reg. 499.98 .. • Sale169.99 Reg. 189.99. Polaroid's new SX- 70 Sonar One-Step • instant camera. Has split-second sonar focusing. single-lens reflex. Sale 26.98 Reg. 29.99. The One-Step"' camera Is the easy way to take greet SX-70 pictures. Indoors or out! Has a variable electronic shuttor and automatic ex· posure up to one mln11to. 11040 A N1EWPORT CENTER ~F-ASHIONIS~ND--~--~-.---_:___--~~~----------6-4_4_-2_3~13=--l • • ··A 14 OAJL V PILOT ThU'9d9y.~ZJ. 1978 County Program Jobs t<> Aid Kids Pay for Crimes By .ARY GRA VIU.E °'""" °""''' ...... , ..... /\ Job pm.:ram mm•-d 1t m411J1na IC f!Ot'"llhlr fnr JUV"1!1lo offfmdN 11 to mtlk{• r<'11tltulll\f\ to thrar V1Ctlms white lc-amlnfl Job 11Wll1A h•• bt•t'n upprovl•d by t-uunty offlt l&l'I Apprm ul N HJli' 1•1 Wl'dnMday In the form ol a contract betWttn <'ounty wuvt•rnmrnt ond lhc Oninae County Manpower Commls11lon. tht' Ltlilt'tlf)' that will ovt•r11ff lht'! · - n-a1Hlullon prof(rum jfrl m Wiil TM-ahown "'how lo • mllkl'" n hon<'tl llvln6' "Wl· h.,,,. wn•ul hop•·' for llv "It m uy bfo that many of tho 1• f ro1i1rnm. ' ... wt Jud~i· ..Wuhau.1. rn ttt.. pf'•otcrem wlll .,t'f' t1 W"Y lo 'Murrn) lht• Jll ,• .. 111lnat Juilt:t' of .:t'I bar k mto th~ matnstn •am uf Oelty ...... St.H ...... thl· 1·0 11111.> "Juv1•n1I<' Court •1Ur HO<'lcty ,. L ADS REVIEW BOARD Newport'• John Rau NOEil Tt:ltMS 4ff ttw <'OJI 't ra<'l , lhe rnt1 nJ1ow1•r rom lfllUISIOn Wiii hmd U $.;.'i,(I tlOO Jllb 4)>ro1tram through federal mun .powt•r .:rnnt11 und cw1•1 •w1• th1• rr'<l1t11t1,111 pro!'t.111l ut llll \'St1matt'd $.'1(),000 •UlllUUI co'l Jud~t> Murrav :c1111I ht• ''"P••rl" tht' pro.irnm tu v• O'fldt• JO~'-for 100 ward" o ( h11> t'UUtt lit. Wf'll "" for ~ VO\IOJ!'-lf'r-. llll 'llJH'I \ 1'1'11 Jffohnt10n Atldlllonnllv. tht' iu(f.i<' '-t11d,' r,() \'Oii l h oH l'ndc r:; lo\ 111 be• d 1 VI' rh'ti t rorn the tnlllrl'l l rrom or ttw juv<'nllc JSlllil'<• t.Vl'lll'm hv b<> Jng nss1j!nt>tl tu lht' pro1-1r:.im N wport Beach Man Heads R eview Panel A Newport fWn ch buslnf'Bsma n . Je>hn M Hau, has beiln named 1·ha1rman of the 40th Congresswnal 01slricl Military Academy Rt•v 1ew Board T h<' board st•re<'ns applicants for academy nominations by Rep. Rotwrt Badham, It Ne wport Oca<'h, a spokesman said. Vke chairmen. responsible for -------------- sub panels to Interview nppll· Forster and John Saunders of t•1rnts for Nevul and Air Force San Juan Capis trano. l\fa d e m y nominations , un· Also. George Griffith, J ackie Mayor P a ul G . Graha m of llC'alhcr. Pat Krone. retired Oceanside and Maj . Gen . Gt'n . Curtis LeMay and Dr. J ohn William Maloney, rom m a ndlnR W. N1C'oll of . Newport Beach: gener a l or the 3rd Marine Stanley A. Young and Don Aircraft Wing nt El Toro Marine Rogers or Huntington Beach. Corps AJr Station. Charlie Rodrigul'Z a nd Joan OTHER PANEL mcmtx-rs arc Warnt•r of fo,ou ntain Valley. retired Col. J ohn JI. Awtry a nd Will tam Sammons o f San ORANGE COUNTY I AT YOUR SERVICE Marines Pinn Ceremony • • .. -.0 • • Band, Refreshments S lated at Chopper B ase The Marine Corps plans a ceremony Dec. 1.to mark the renaming or Its helicopter base In Orun1w County. The change. announced earlier, will be from Marine CoflM' Ai r Station llleUcopler> at Santa Ana t.o Marine Col'ps Air Station <ff> TuaUn. THE REDESIGNATION CAME about because the helicopter base has been annexed to the city of Tustin. The public redc11ignatlon cere mony. set for 9:30 a.m. Dec. 1 al tho base's ma1n gale on ltecUiTII Avenue. will include mus ic by the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wlng Band. refreshments and the unveil· mg of a sign be~iJlJ< lhe new name. Originally d~ignnted as a 'U.S. Navy Lighter· than·air base in 1942, the a ir station housed blimps ror coast.al patrols aJ.?ams l coemy ;mbmarines until decommissioned In 1949. W1111 THE ADVENT OF 11IE helicopte r dur· ing Korea. lbe air station was recomm1saioned a Ma rine Corps Air Facility ln.)951. TURKEVS Owned by Joseph a nd Sybil Rohrer or Turlock. Jl 's e verybody's "plate of the day" on Thanksgiving. The Rohrcrs own a turkey ranch that produces around 130,000 turkeys a year. ll wu the nation's lirsl facility devbted solely to helicopters . Jn the early years of the Vietnam confllct, hun· dreds of he licopter plle>ts and crewmen were trained at the facaUty for combat in SoutheiJSl Aala. It was rudesignated Marine Corps Air Sta· tlon (Helicopter> Santa Ana on Sept. 1, 1989. •IA!llONDS • GEMSTONES Jewels by 1osephs is ,earch1no tor diamonds and gemstones from pr1vatu 1nd1v1dua1r. and estates. Careful examlnlltiOn and evaluation by our 6JlperlS H1ghe1t pnce"I paid Call 5-40 0066 t0-9 daily Saturday t<H; Sunday closed A-sk lor Solly Grace or Frank VanderWall lewels by ioseph South COlllt P1a.ca • 3333 Br1s101 Cos1a Mesa • !>40-9066 FOi THE PllOflS~ '!_OUC~: DECO INTERIORS IMTalOlt Pl.AHHIMG AMD COMSUl.llMG c ....... ~ ... ..,.,. ......... c ....... ......... Sf' .... ,.~ ............ c....WL Visit Ovr Design Studio Zlltt Ma~t• Plrwy •• Mt..-Vlefo IS-Dt.p Jwy... orwy Plnry. ,_, S..ell ef ,.,... .... , 4t M102 ......, .._ ~ I J0.0400 J UDGE MURRAY s :t1d lhC' lt>~!'>on lenm<'d through havinJ.t to mnk<' r t's t 1tution for t hl'1r destructive acts s ho uld hcl11 d1vC'rt some orfC'ndC'rs from con I 1numg on lh<' path of wroni:do· Ing. Danie l A. Boo ne of Laguna Clem ente: W11lrnm Manning of ~r;:~,:-.,n;a~f'1,!: :~; !:~'!:''~1"",.!!•'·~~w::' :7 ~':':.; Hills; Mich a e l P . Clancey. Costa Ml•sa and retired Navy <.•11•o•n••L><-PI"' .... '"•°""•-•""'-'"1111'-I•.-"'-· Al the sam<' timt:', the Judge )>aid , the youngstcn. m the pro· James C. Dooley and S ha ron Capt. Thomas S. Mad dock of i.:;;~110 M•k• F•m,, t101 w1"'"'• 01vo .. w.i. llll. ee .... 1, Ho111 Figeira of E l~T!:2_o!r~o~;~T~o~n~Y~_!l~rv~i~n~e:__~-~----~-~~:::::=====================================:::._::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::=~ "Got o pr()blem? Th(!fl w nte to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape, g6tlmg lhe answers and actwn you need to solve mt>qu1tws m government and busmess. Mall 11our </Ul'Shmu to Pat Dunn. At Yaur Serva.ce. Orange Coosl IJa1ly Pilot. P CJ IJoz 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. As man11 /fJlten as J)()St.ihle will be an8Wf!Ted, but phonttl mqumes or leltf'T.~ not 111CLudmg the rtadn 's lull name. address und bu.miess hours' phone number cannot twconsadered 1·hucolumnappear1da1· ly except Saturdays " ~flied ltf ~cllamo lbtftl DEAR PAT: I know there's some voluntary group that "cert1!1cs" car mechanics after they <'omplete certain training. Can you tell me the name of this or~amzation. how to contact it, and if ._. list of t·(·rt1 fwd ml'thanac:i. in this area is availa· ble' G.T .. Fountain Valley Chances are you want to contact the National lnslitu~ for Automotive Ser vice Excellence (1'ilASE). fo'ormt>d by domestk auto manurac - lurt>rs and automobile dealers ln 1972, NIASE m('mbert1hip ah10 includes Independent re pair faclllll.-.s. !Wrvict' 11lalions and other segments of the re pair lndu11try. A major elPment of the NIASE progr am Is the voluntary testing and certification of m echanlcs. Com~tA-ncy lf>sls are offered In eight dlffer-ent 11pecialty areas, and more than J00,000 mechanics now are certified in al least one area of automotiv<' repair. Ea(h year NIASE publishes a booklet which ll8l8 repair faclllllt>s e mploying NIASE certlned mechanics. The booklf'l "Where t.o Find Certified Mechanics for Your Car," Is available for $1 .15 from NJASE, 182.S K St. N.W., Washington. D.C. 20006. If you want t.o know only lH shops in California (or any individual s tate), NIASE will send stKb a list free, oo request . Tldcet Row• St• P..-cltalfer DEAR PAT: Two seals for last night's performance of "Annie" at the Shubert Theatre went to waste and nothing could be done despite a long d1stan<'e call lo the box office. I discovered yesterday ~bout 4:30 p.m. that I would be unable to use my Uckcts and there was no way to return them lo the box office. I didn't want a refund or an excha nge. I ju.c;t wanted someone else to be able lo use the tickets. When I called lo release the ticke ts, I was told that if they could not be re· turned, the seats had t.o remain vacant. What a waste' Surely in this day or computers the re should be some way the box office can verify that the holder of the tickets is actually calling in. L.L., Costa Mesa Shaben Tbealre General Manager Edward Parklnaoa says tbat ln bis oplaloa It woald be agaiaat the law to r elease tickets wltbout "physical ev14'eoce0 of tbe marned Ucketa. He ez. plains that theatre tickets repretent a contract between Ute theatre and tbe purchaeer for certain seall and tbl.s unoot be dhmlAHd wltb a phone call. Vertncatlon of tbe ticket holder's Identity could not be poaltlvely eatabllabed by pltoae. Tbe theatre's trea1narer alllO ls bonded to tramad box office ba1aeaa ac:tordlng to set pollc:y, &Del verbal tlckd release 15 not permissible. The Sbubfort Theatre will conlad you about provldlog tickets for anolher performance of "An· nle." Parldmon added that &lie theatre always trtea to lrrange aabatltat.e Ucketa when a HllOD sub1c:rtber Informs tbe management that be or ~ I• aaable to aUend a performance for wlalc:lt ad· vance tkkdl bave been purcbued. Reugla «A!lll•g Coat P e a u wa DEAR PAT: The plaster celling In one of our bedrooms bas been patched many limes. Th e potches seem t.o work Cor a year or two; then eracks reoppcar. They're not deep or wide-just unslghUy LrregulariUes. I 've been advised t.o paint the celling with a sand·Onish paint. Will thb cover the cracks, and ls t.hb idea practical ? ' M.N .• Fountain Valley l A sud·fbdtlt palat provtdet a-.eavy &edared ~•rtni and It •Ill hide ik c:rac:u, poulbly l per•a..Uy and certainly loncer than coeveatloaal pala&. O.C. 1°" decide lo ue tW• type of palat, be ,....,.. • ltkll wtt.11 It. Gebll baelt to ••OOlll· lbll1la ...id lDwolve a treme...., amoaat of ...... I Speolal hoUda~ .. vine• In our Women'• Dept., too Special Savings Carefree Knit. Imported trom llaly Fully fa•,h•on<•d '" machine washable WOOi uncl acrylic Choose from a gencrou·, '.l.uf1>r.llOf• ot the most exc111ng hOhday c..o'"'' 17 .90 Ae9Ultlf1y 22.50 Pure Cashmere. The luKury Sweater lmportn<J 2 pry cashme1e with tully fashioned detail. t1ass1e V-neck styling In grey, beige, brown. 48.90 RogulartyS5.00 A~ pullover 1n cable stitch w1n1ul<"" Orton--. acrylic with t.l<l-insplrOd pattern Navy wilh camoltwlne trtm nnd camol With rusllbrown trim 23.90 Regutelty 30.00 silverwoods GIVE TIIE GIFT OF FASffiON Holiday Weekend SPECTACULAR Vested Holiday Suits lhe rashlOO che>tee for business and hOltd<JY p .. 1111ro; Selecl yours roN and ·.aw SI r •DOS and plaldS 1n WOOi t>tcno~ Ae9Ulaffy 185.00 159.90 ALL WOOL Vf:Sl[D SUITS RL'Q , J~100 NOW 199.90 Versatile "Foursome" Suits Vested suns with an extra pair ol con11as11nq •,lackr, Soltds and ~lie pladc; 1n WOOi blt:no:. Regutafiy 185.0C).225.00 159.90-189.90 Sport Coats and Blazers Reguc.rfy 110.00.115.00 89.90-94.90 ChOCks. plaids, SOiid COIOrs. Save On Slacks Regularly 27.50-45.00 22.90-34.9 0 Many with famous 01as11c1Led waistband 45 F ASHION ISLAND• NEWPORT BEACH . ,. .. ... ~ ... .. ~ .. : ( ( I • 4 • ( ' l • • I I I t ' "' • \ 1 ' , . ~ • ' t . . Mrs. Claus and I can't wait any longer-we're corning to Fashion Island Friday, Nov. 24 at 12:00 noon. And waifll you see my sleigh. We'll be arriving on a_ big hoo~ and ladder fire truck (compliments of the Newport Beach Fire Dept.). We'll come to the east entrance of J.C. Penney- making quite a spectacle with all those sirens and flashing lights. I'm so excited about my visit with each one of you. I'll be in my Santa House in the mall's Stage Court. And here's a special treat You can have your picture taken with me-a beautiful instant color photogzaph- f or a nominal charge .. Thetre presented in attractive folders-something your parents, friends and relatives will always enjoy. Here's when you can visit me: Monday-Friday 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sunday 12:00 a .m.-5:00 p.m. See you soon! In Newport Beach· on Pacific Coast Highway between MacArthur and Jamboree. ~ "The dtff818Dee between better 6: IM•t!' . .. ' '· i ~ I , ~ l 1 ' l .. Fall DISH£$ I f'INE fAlltlCSI Crystal White ll8UW or Wltla llON . Stresstabs 600 l£VLON IALSAll a~ R_ LIQUID DETERGENT r.;::;;;;:~ HllH POTEICY STRESS -- FLEX I m_; --~. 1-1: 15" GREEN or ROCKED !~c~!~ertng~ JI your <Joor 3 49 •1521 • , ' SHINY ROUND Ornaments Ch11stmas Colorc; BOXES Of 12 1lf0. MERRY .aET • "<'JP'' INDOOl/OU'TDOOI • . 20 Light Set \~ .... ~~~:'" "'" 2.59 "'~~ Plush Stockings Classic red. wrlh brilliant snowy whiteness. and eye catching scalloped edges Fill wtth If' 'l, \ cheerful suprrses• :4Y•" 1.19 19~" 1.59' FORMULA VITAMIN TAILFTS 2FOOT TABLE TOP TREE ArtUlc1a1 Green or White. 4 R . TAIL£ TOP !,R!.E ..-8.95 oa:ouTM GUSS Ornaments Traditional Designs '8~51.79 Clristmas Tree Stand ·~ Heavy duty ~Ith 4 79 4 legs. Ml • tQd(S srun Icicles 18" Stiver Flameproof 29 C BOX Of 500 ~ .~ Tree Tops ••• ~.;. Assorted 1 49 ~ 12" • .. ~"' •emoc Net Stockings Lustrous nenlng with candy s1r1pe binding. ·santa's Besr. 10" t4" ir 15c 23t 29c ~~ 12-L~(I/~ rAtiS~ , 1 -.,~1 ~ . CARDS 1'.~~~~he HOLIDAYS :!~.'!:. ?~; Assorted Chrisl~as 59t 125 _ ~ t&:::~~ BOWS In assorted designs II '-./ Colors ..... Of' 25 , -•0120 • . ' G1ioft10UW101rap "Sasheen"RIBBON :,: Splendor Keeper pack with 1111-.1111111 7 trad1tlona1 colors. 1 89 With envelopes •• -Beaullful' Heavyweight paper. Mult1- pack W•l71" 4 ROLL BOX G;~~r~p "::~ 1.50 -, ' 1.98 Assorted ~s ... tmas designs. 1 69 400 IDES -•IQ. n. • Christmas Elegance wT~n~=:ue~ ::~::ioofl Uses 7 watts. -. IOl OI 4 NECKTIES .,,,.c......... 100¥. Polyester fully fined. Latest fashions and color s. . 2.99u. PAI Of IPAll IOYI' .... 4.99 5.99 . MUMT.U•(:H " &•1 " II .......... aa1t1p e.....wa ...... IOUMTAIM ¥At.UY M1 .. 1l•.J. W..--.lllL ,. llSTMT ... Conditianer ~ ~ 5 139 FLEX ,~ thr. • a :~j -· ~ SPIRITS: HOLIDAYS I =:alralb I~ ...... ,_4.39 ... 2.99 NO UOUOA AT: • 5171 UIHtr1itr Awt.. £1111 Sal Dllp • 7111,,.._Plwr~ D* •Gc:wi..llltk S.lllllt BAYER CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN Ofanoe FtavOfecl COITAC Jr. CHILDREN'S COLD MEDICINE UP... Unicap T . HIGH POTENCY ·FORMULA FOR DAILY SUP· PLEMENTATION OF VITAr.~INS. MINERALS AND IRON ~= 4.99 SEND THE CUI THEY KEEP! PHOTO GREETING CARDS Made from your favorite color slide. negallve or pr mt - The pe<sonal way to say • HAPPY HOUOAYS" gJ!i Certjficate. · lll DO-.TIOllSfll $5 J)l-$25 ~ .. ;u~ t PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Savo(lft Phlf'lnacists are higtlly lratnecs In thet< proftsllon. Let them help you on any question you may havt. Astl our Pharmacists how easy it Is to have YoU' prescription iransterred from any °"* pMlrnacy to 1 Slv-ort Druo Store Phamlcy ' , BIG SAVINGS ON BIG Silt Head & Shoulders SHAMPOO 15 oz. LOTION th NIPt Timer · Valet Highhghts a man's dressmg room Very special warm walnut frmsh ---9.95------ Tiie Tull ClllSt Jewel Box Has full-width drawer. trned compartment. muror inside hd .m 12.95 THE Un-Candle TRIO sn .,nm For the holidays add a _guiet note ot elegance to any table sett1110. Set 1nctucJes. • 5·.r .//' Un-candles 1 each • 4.f1oating wtek holders . • Appro•. 75 wicks 4.99~ PIOftssmAL Corkscrews Assoned corkscrews for kitchen. party time and bar All chrome plated YOUR CHOICE •UTTA ALTER DRIP Coffeemaker : FRAMtD I~ DOOR MIRRORS 54"x 15" Wood grain t1msh. shatter· proof & ready to hang with mounting pins IQ5fW . 5.95 .~ REYNOLDS WRAP HUYYMY ALUMINUM FOIL ~ Yll.IO-IUn ...... , .. ""'' c ( I I ( t . ' J I ~ f . ,. ' ·1 • ULTU DIY llOU.• ~ Ultra-Ban ANTl·PERSPIRANT LOTION Mimir Go Lightly wmt GUii rm UGMT1llG At'Qular .and l11plr m,1gn11tcat1on with ac11ustable backsland 12.95 SUNIUM Groomer Razor 8000 - /_/;\ t COIO I COllDUSS Can be sel to trim side· burns. moustache or beard 10 depth you choose 39.95 SCttlCI( Styling Stick Wltll u.i.e kt .... Shm shape permits continuous natural mo11on for easier slyllng 22.88 •ssoRTED Handbags 01 sco linen and canvas ~ blazer with shoulder sir aps • t: -: f t --~ {. YOUR 3 88 jjl ~ 1! :'· ~.,,.~ ' .. CHOICE • U. «C ..::J' ~ ~ .:-~ ;:..:.~.. .._ Linen Carrying Bag -1 -• ~ -Bnghtly colored / "'K 'i' ~~::nw~~~~~"i; room . I , , . ··~ • I ........ ~~ t. i;:w;...:z._.."~ , ~ "EASY ~ TRAVEL-BAG" With shoulder strap, cosmetic ----bag. holds up lo sue garments -Peters DELUXE JET "CARRY-ON" Flight Bag Ats neatly under a plane seat Has J.pockets with strong zippers. ROTARY STRIPPER * ':! - ~ • I Powers off Paint & Rust Fineor 3 95 coarse Pm • WELCO BWTER 1400 J.4>ositlon Speed/ Heat Switch. DAK Danish HAM 1· LB. CAN 1.99 CMUADIY PIOTtcnvt COATING ACTION Mixes Pepto-Bismol (No Depo111 BollltiSI FOR UPSET STOMACH .. 91N8ER ALE or CLUB S:~ 3i$l PlplD- 120L1.49 8iSmol .. ..., ....... -~ TONIC' .... 38c o. 21 oz. AD PRICl S PREVAIL THURS . NO~ Hrd THRIJ 5AT . NO'V 25th Whoopsie DOLL aarmtv OPERATED Freight .,, IO£Al. 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TH£ 17 PASE was chosen lo promote lbc prox.lmlty of Hobby Airport to downtown Houston - seven miles, u contrasted with Houston lnterconllnental Airport, which ls 22 miles from downtown. However , while 22 seats per fUgbt were available at the • 'Hob- by Hop" rare and special rate fliers had to return within lbe three.-da,y period. tbere_'s still a special deal you can lake advan· tage of, the spokesman said. All seats on the daily one.stop round·trip service between Orange County and Houston will be available at the price of $138 until March 14. That's half the regular rare of $276. County·Laa Vegas nl1bt bas been extended to Include ooe· stop service lo Des Moines. AND, mE 8POICES•AN aald, lluahes Alrwest baa glad tldlngs tor Oranae Coaat resldenta who are bopplna mad about the ooiae al the ain>ort. AU the new rout• are being accc>mplilbed wilhln the limJted number of flights set down by * * ·1' the Oran1e County JJoard of Supervtlors for Airwest. The spokesman explained that the n e w fli ghts are ~c · compll.abed by rerouting. ... E .. E ALLOWED so many departurei per day." he said . "Once that plane departs, it can go different places. We're able to add this service by changtnc where the planes 10 once they * * * leaveOrangeCounty." The s pokesma n s aid he doe1n 't have complete lntonna· tJon but that It's poss ible some lightly traveled nights h ave been eUmJnated or combined to permit some new n.lghts, In ad· Jilion, the existing Las Vegas flight was utended to Des Moines and other fli ght authorities have been simllarly extended. * * * More Crowds Doubted Airlines Don't Expect Braniff to Jam Coumy Branilf Airlines la adding lo Its route system a number of cities for which d irect and possibly coanect1.Dg flights are available from Orange County. However, spokesmen for two aiTlines SttVin« Orange County Airport said they don't think county travelers wUI flock to the already congested airport and further foul up t.be works in an effort lo make coonecting bops to Braniff. DE ACKNOWLEDGED that Orange Comity Airport 1uffen from a parking problem and other ground facility shortages. While alrlloes are barred from increasing their numbers or flights, Payton agreed it might be possible to carry mor~ passengers on flights that are sometimes not booked solid. He noted that Hu1bes Airwest bas scheduled, beginning next mootb, ooe direct flight daily between Orange County Airport and Houston and that, therefore, It would be unlikely lbat many passengers would choose an in. direct route that would involve changing planes. Disrrinairaotion? BUG~ AJa WEST officials are jumpi.ng for joy over their new rugbts. the spokesman said. Dec. lS also marks the start of Airwesl direct flights to Oakland from Orange County, with a one.stop flight lo Seattle available on the same plane. .. .J DON•T T HINK it·u be significant," said Robert Payton, director of public al· fairs for Air California. However, he said, "The busi· nets traveler. who makes up the majority, prefers a nonstop fllgbt, •' and would probably drive lo Los Angeles lnterna· tional for a direct flight rather than make a connecting flight from Orange County lo an in· termediate city. JetASet Off Sonic Booms SAN DIEGO <AP> -Navy jets probably set off sonic booms that cracked windows. knocked pictures from walls and shook houses Tuesday. a s pokesman said WOOnesday. He estimat.ed that 10 to 20 per- cent of Air Cal travelers are making connecting flights, and s aid the airline rtt~s from Orange County to Oakland and Sacramento. which Branl!f also serves. The puzzling s ign is in the lobby of Costa Mesa's City Hall. ActuaUy, it labels a restroom that is off camera a few feet to the left, not the drinking fountain. but as city Planning Department receptionist Astra Chimenti points out, thirsty city haU visitors have been known to do a doubJe take upon seeing the sign above the drinking fountain. A similar sign, inscribed "women," is posted above a drinking fountain just around the comer. Earning DAILY Pll.01' CLASSIFIED ADS &42·H78 The Houston route includes a non·sloo fli~bt lo Tucson, while a non·stop to Phoenix now COD· tlnues on lo Milwaukee. But Payton said be believes most connecting travelers prefer to fly into Las Vegas or San .Francisco airports. and that s uch routes are already well established. A s pokesman for Hughes Airwest gave a different reason for doubting that there will be great demand for connecting flights into Phoenix and Tucson, new Braniff routes that Hughes serves from Orange County. "TO OUR KNOWLEDGE. Branirr out or Tucson and Phoenix is flying to Houston," the spokesman said. At the time, be said, F· 14 Tomcats capable or breaking the sound barrier were in training flights 120 miles west of San Diego. I . . Am1ts Raised WASJUNGTON tAPI -People who retire before age 65 will b<• able lo earn up lo $3,480 next year without los· ing any Sodal Security benefits. the govern. mentsays. That's an increase or $240 from 1978. Workers aged 65 to 72 will be able to earn $4,500 in 1979 b efore starting to lose Social Security benefits. That's up from $4.000 in 1978. A retiree loses one dollar In benefits for each two-dollars earned a bov e the exempt a mounts. There is no limit on earn ings ror lhose 72 and older. The Social Security Administration said the higher limits wiU allow 1.5 million persons un· der 72 to draw an addi· t1onal $300 million in benefits. * * * $300Tax Credit Applied WASHINGTON <AP> A m aximum tax ('redil of $300 will be· available tbas year for people who spent up to $2,000 on insulation and other items aimed al conserving energy. The Internal Revenue Service said the credit must be applied to 1978 taxes, but may cover ·ex· penditures dating back to April 20, 1977, when Pres ident Carter an· nounced his energy pro· ~ram. The credit was part or the recently enacted tax legislation. T oro Sets First P lay Of Sea son The Pulitzer Prize. winning comedy, "The Sktn of Our Teeth," is El Toro High Scbool Production Company's first play for tbc 1918-79 season. Curtain tJme Is 7:30 p. m . Wednesday and Thursday at the school 'a Charier Hall, 25255 Toledo Way. Tlcketa are avaJlable In tbe box ottJee at 7 p. m . on performance ni&bts. 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Hope is f'tltitled lo $30' ror appear- ing Ha prost•cullon \II 1tne111 lo u aov ernment matl rruud lrlal all (ina that a rat.her·son booklna .. ent tum wH lnvolwd ln a 1tcheme In wtuch • numbt>r oC bal·Ntml" stan and others ' lost at least *'4S2,000 packed c.'OUrtn>om -mostly aovrrn ment employ that GcorRto Stam· ton. 51, Sapa, and hi~ 1100 lluv1d, 2D. Loa A\'1el.e1 , wt're neH•r his n clualve boollln11 •tct>n U as tht'y repreaented. The Stanton11 01wrah• Theatrical C.Orp. of /\mrnr• btmd In San Franclsro The aovt'rrunttnl allt•gf·d that Jtars auch aa Hope, John Ou vtdllon. rtowt•r MIUer, the Smothcrt Urothers, llcl~n R@ddy, Uu MlMelll und oth~rs wrr(• HOPE DREW SOME laughter wheo ht hesitated 1rter being asked by the court clerk to give his name for the record. lie said the Stantorus were never his exrlU11lve agentis in 1975 and that he used about 10 boo~lng aaent.s that yeur Th~ romedlan uleo said he never autllorized the pair to represent him ror a proposed 16-concert tour slated to start In San Francisco and wind up In Washington, D.C. ln 1975. Hope also teallfled about being booked for two concerts at Concord by the St.antons and receiving two checks for $17.500 each. Payment was stopped on one check, be said. LOS ANGELES FOOD FIRMS FINEb • E.,ecu11vo Olllc6s: 7812 Edinger Ave .• Hunllnglon Beach. CA 92647 Sou111e111 C.1t1tomla ROQI011ot Olltcos· 8956 Valley V•ew St • Oven• Petk, CA 90020 SINCE HE STAYED ovcmiaht In .San Fr&n<'bcu. tlope also would be In line to Ket SU for hotel quarte>rs In some lnatances not even uwuru lhr LOS ANGELES <AP) -Fines total· owner of A·A Importing Co., and Jong Stan tons had dr::awn cont rue ti; ror ing $3, t36 have been levied on two Sung Kim. owner oC Pacific Foods 20715 S Av11lon Blvd . Corson. CA 00746 Gr 22821 L.oko ro1est Or. (Lako rOfostl. El ro10. Cll 92630 • 1001 E 1mpc11al Hwv . La Hobie. CA 90631 their appearonC'e or thul f t1•s downlownroodwholesalenatterthey Co .. fac ed charges that their c harcfd for tht-lr services were con· pleaded no contsl to charges of health warehouses were filthy and infested 4140 Lo119 Oeacll Bllld • Long Beach. CA 90807 •• ~?;~~~G 1095 lrvono Blvd . Tusun. CA 92ell0 11 ~DI" 235 N C•l•us Avo Wost Covone. CA 91793 Hope testJt\ed Wt'dnc:sday bef0tt o a1derabty tnfl~u~lt~~~--------------__!,ll~a~w~v~lo~l~a~li~o~n~s.~A~o~lb~o~n~y~E~s~po~s~it~o:·~w~i~th~ra~ts~.--------------~''.._ ____ ~=:=:=:=:=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=:::==::=::=::::_ TH£ FAMILY CIRCUS. By Bil Kea.e "It's o pumpkin pie, so it doesn't need a roof." Flood Water Offered Cheap The Irvine Ranch Water District is having a Oood sale, and reclaimed water, used for irrigat· ing farms and watering lawns, has never been • cheaper. They're practically giving the stuff away. The water that sold last week for $79 an acre- root <enough to flood an ucre under a foot of ~ .. ter) , is going for a buck an acre-root-one thin dollar- from now until March OBJECT OF TH£ NEAR-GIVEAWAY is to keep water levels at the district's Sand Canyon and Rattlesnake reservoirs low enough so that winter rams don't create a flooding threat. Officials emphasize. however, that current levels are far from flooding stage. The Sand Canyon reservoir, located in the Tur- tle Rock Hills. has a capacity or 950 acre-feet, and holds some 150 acre-feet, or about 16 percent capacity. The Rattlesnake reservoir can hold 1,450 acre-feet and has only 250 acre-feel, or 17 percent of capacity. HOWEVER, PROJECTIONS BASED ON Na· tional Weather Service predictions of above. average rainfall this season show the reservoirs will fill and overflow unless the district unloads some of the water. ' A spokesman said that in the wet season it's tou~h to sell water at any .Price; it's like carrying coals to Newcastle . Besides the additional water dropped i.nto the reservoirs by rainfall, about 5.5 million gallons a day-16.9 acre-feet-are pumped into them from the district water treatment plant. EXCEPT FOR THE RAINWATER, the res- ervoirs contain treated wastewater, suit.able for agricultural purposes but not fit to drink. A similar program of slashed water prices was used in 1976. In that year. the waler district sold off 250 to 300 acre-feet of surplus water. Clemente Offers Citizenship (:lasses Immigrants applying for U.S. citizenship can prepare for the required oral examination by lak· mg a class offered Monday evenings in San Clemente by the Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict 's adult school. An attorney who specializes in immigration law and recently s worn-in citizens will be among those to discuss application for citizenship and the examination procedure, said Gil Morales, prin· cipal or t.he adult school. Anyone interested can attend the free class at 7 p.m. Mondays in room 202 at San Clemente High School, 700 Ave. Pico. Additional information is available by calling the adult school office, 498·0340. Ship Relic Found CAMBRIDGE, Mass. CAP> -A marble· carrylng ship found on the muddy bottom of Lake Champlain may dale to the 19th century, say archeologists at \he Massachusetts Institute or Technology. . The 80-foot wooden hull, described as half· barge and half-schooner by MfT's Dr. William Baker. was discovered by a team of underwater archeologists from Canada and MIT. "This ls Interesting because it is in a Cantastic r.lete of preservation." said Marc Theoret, who led the group to the vessel, found In Vermont waters at the northern end of Lake Champlain. ~ UPHOLSTIRY ... , .. w .. ....... ltu .......... c .. ....__.,.,, .. Cell 142•H71. Put• tewwonte • to work for ou. Here's a big-screen set with handsome Con· temporary style 2·way cabinet that you can use as a tabfe model ... or ... attach legs included with the set and it's a consolette1 Walnut grained vinyl veneer on wood fiberboard. Specially Priced* During This Event! Hurry 1nl Make your buy now, before offer ends! , works to keep colors consistent program·to·program, channel-to-channel. It constantly monitors color and automatically adjusts it whenev~r variations occur. COLORTRAK RCA's most advanced, most automatic TV ever! 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American Associates of Ben-Gurlon University of the Negev Also honored at the dinner will be ·Mr. and Mrs. Irving Katzer of Beverly HUis. The Shanes have been active m promotions and fund-raising for the university, one of the newest in Israel. Shane is chairm an and managing officer of Mercury Savings and Loan Association and has been ,president of the Jewish Federation Council of Orange County. Mrs.· Shane is president of th e Newport chapter oI Hadassah a nd is a past vi ce president of the J ewish Federation Council's Women's division. Bortkn Powe.,. r- S/,ashed WA HING TON tAP l The fl'edt.iral Trad~ Comm1aslon hua rul"d lhal Rorden. Inc , un lawfully mulntaln od monopoly powtlr ln the pru~eHt'd lt•mon Jul market But tht• ,..r · Htoppc.'<! ahort Wt<d04•i.day of let tintt comf)C!Ulor"> ww th(• company's Kt•u Lemon numt,• IN A OKC I S f()N Borden appealrd to the co mm lsa1on . Ad mlqlatratlve Luw Juds Ounlel JI. Hanscom aaid oth\•r producers Hhould be allowed to sell undl•r Borden's Ht•aLemo 11 trademark ror 10 years. Because Re aLemon ~"'ii lemon juice Industry. al lowing other producers to use the trademark would have been a ma-jor blow lo Borden. THE COMMISSION s aid competitors generally have sold the ir products only locally or regionally. It s aid Borden 's market dominance stems from consumers' heavy iden· hfication or the name RealLe mon with proc- essed lemoojuic-e. The FTC. o rde r ed Borden lo immediately stop giving selective ' price reductions. selling Rea Lemon below its cost or granting promo- tion al allowances that hurt competitors. THE COMMISSION said these steps "should be suffi cient to prevent Bor d e n fro m un - reasonably excluding competition in the proc- essed lemon j ui ce market." RcaLemon was first sold in the 1930s as pre - sq ueezed lemon juice to bars, hotels and other institutions. Eventually. the juice was sold to consumers and its com- position changed to a re- cons tituted produc t made from juice concen· trate. watP.r and a prl'scrvativc. Stone Gathers Woe Richard Faces Tougher Term OTTAWA <AP > Guitarist Keith Richard 's legal woes roll on. The Rolling Stones sta r rP.ccivcd one year's probation in October after a heroin possession conviction, but Justice Ministe r Otto Lan g an- n ounced he will seek court permission to a ppeal the light sen- tence. Grabum ordered the rock s tar to give a benem concert for the blind In Toronto. When Richards' probation was an· nounced Oct. 24, Judie Lloyd Lang said h1s decision to appeal followed a reques t by Attorney. Gener al Roy McMurtry of Ontario, who said there was public concern the sentence was not s ufficient lo b'elp deter young Canadians from us· ing heroin. "'· It wo rks like u cha rm: All 1 have to hc.•ar is the a nnouncer say: "and now a word from,'' and I leave the room. 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Bug Takes a T~ A Volkswagen sedan. dnven by Machael Brown, 22, of Santa Ana. flipped off South Coast Hig hway . s mashed through a barbed ware fence-, a nd onto the la wn at Tr easure Island Trailer Park early Tues· day morning aft~r colliding with another car driven by Grace Meyers. 63, of 2666 o.11, l'I ........ ,,_ Nido Way. Laguna Beach. The driver of a third vehicle involved in the 8 a .m . col- lision w<Js unhurt, and both Brown and Mrs . Meyers were treated for minor in· Juries and re leased from South Coast Medical Cente r. Traffic Court Space Leased Orange County s upervisors tJave agreed to lease what was <'ailed a "mobile court" to pro· vide temporary space at South Orange County Municipal Court for a new traCfic commissioner. The 30-by-52-fool modular s tructure. available from a Pomona teasing company, has been used as a courtroom in Los Angeles County, supervisors were told Wednesday. SUPERVISORS Chairman Thom as Riiey said the mobile facility can be leased for nine months until Sheriff Brad Gates' stare moved from the municipal court building into a nearby trailer. John Griffin, presiding judge of the south county court, had is- sued an order requiring Gates lo find and furnish a temporary courtroom by the time the new commissioner is appointed Jan. l. Griffin had issued the order under a state government code section that allows a judge to ob· ta in personnel and court facilities and bill the county for it. Both Griffin and Gates said they agreed with the solu- tion proposed by Riley. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE lt·S14.n SUPElllOtl COUltT OF THE STATE Ol'CALll'O•NIA "011 THE COUNTY O" OltAHGE HQ,A..f1'12 NOTICE 01' HEAltlH O 01' PETITION l'O• l'ltOaATI Ort WILL AHO FOlt LEn1us TaSTAMEH· TAllY AHO l'Oll AUTHOlllZ.ATION TO AOMINISTEll UHDE• THE IHOf~EHOENT AOMIHISTllATl(Ht 01' ESTATES ACT.' ll·SIUI NOTICE: TOCllEOITOllS HO.A...nt1 SUl'UtlOtl COUltT 01' THE STATI Ol'CALll'OltflllA 1'011 THE COUNTY OftOltAHGE In tfle M•tter ot the Ett•te 01 EVELYN KROEHUNG, Oec•<OSeel. STATEMENT 01' A•AHOONMEHT Ol'USE:OF l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHISS NAMI Tl\e IOllOWlfWI penon MS a!Mlndoned the u•e ot the llctltlOus buslneu n.aM•. JENSON & CO .. 4140 Ceme>us Or , HewPor1 8"<11. CA 92660 Th• Flctltloll\ Buslneu name re terred to -••• filed )n Or•nve County on J..,...rv 14, 1914 PUBLIC NOTICE 11-t'"J HOTICI 01' U.Lf 01' l!•l'L 1'!1101'1-"TY _ AT l'lttY.UI SALi, &STATC 01' 11011 OICICINM*, CAH NO •.. U1 111 IM "-''°' Couf1of11\e Sl4le ot C.llf9f'nl•, ,.,, IN Collnly ot Ot.,oe 111 IM _,.,.of Ille Conwrnlot•lllp el ,..,..,. •nd l!ll•I• ot llOSI! OICKIH$0N. Gollwrv•t•. NOTICE 1$ HlllE8Y GIVEN thlll ll>t 11n<Nr1119Md will tell al Prlv••• WI•, to IN l\19N" end bftt bleld<tr, w tlett to conllrmallon ot \•10 Sll!Nrlo< ~. on °' eft•r Oe<•.,,ber 4, 1'11 •I IM olflc. ot Fr .. man, ,, .. m•n. FrMff\MI .no Hernand. S'<IO Wll\/01•• 8ouleverd. Suite 1:100, Lo• A_,..19', County of Lot A"91IH, $1•1• o• Celllornre. ell IN •lghl, !Ille eno In t•r••I of u1d Conservetee. In .no to •II tM ct•t•ln rNI prooertv sllue•eo 111 1,,. City ot 0.tflOt, County of Ot.,91, St•I• ol C•l•forn••. P•rt1<ut•rly de.UI~ oH loll-, to-wH 1.ol IU ot Trect "IO lt31, es 11\own on • m•P reco,_ In 8oolC 134, P•oe• II. It. 11 •nd 11 ol mlscellelltOU\ m •P•. record\ ol Or•nve Count v. C•lllornle <°""'-IV ref~ntci to u 111 Wl\llK•P. l>rMl9f! C.loforn1• Sold ••is .. Term• of w le c•W. In lawful money ot ll\e Untied StatH on confirmation ot ••I•, or p•rt cul\ and l>•l•n<t .. •denceo l>y note ucured l>v Mortv•oe"' Tr11tt OHO on'"" pr0P9r· ty '° SOid Ten pe<cent of -nt l>tCI to 1>e Clell'Of>•tl!d w1tl\ t>to 81dt or oller1 to De 1n wntlnq •nd will l>e received •I Ille ••or~•IO otloct 11 .tny 11m• •ll•r 11\t first e>ubllc•llon hereol and t>t-tore d•te ol WI•. o .. ed th" 1411\ dav of "lovember, 1911 R08ERT E &LEVANS Conserv•t0< ol tl\e P~rson .,.., Es .. le or Rose O.t~enson. Con1oerv1te. llOIEllT E. 8LEYAHS '"""'•"· ,r ... '""'· l'rHMAll ~ftCI HtrlWfld S* WllJ!Olre llouMvlrd Sullen" LH Alltelet, CA~ Publl11141<1 Or.,.QI Co.1st 0doty P1101 Nov. n. n. 2'1. me sY>e>78 PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHfSS HAMe STATEMENT The lollowlnq per\On> are 001n9 butlnen.s· HA8AAM. 3217 w.u l\onvton St . C0\11 Me...,, CA '761• N•toonal A"oc1.at101\ ot Born AQ••n Artist\. 6. Mui.tCttlns. Inc • • C•td orn1c1 cotporat1on l111 W••"•nvton SI . C~t• Ml .... '"'.,.,. Thi!. bus•~\. 1\ <ondu<..te<J bV d cor por.>11on • N•tlMal As50CW.llonol 8orn.Aqa1n Artltls ano """"'-· Inc ~nnlsM Green Prf!!J-t This statemHOt wa• 111ro with IM County (Jerk ot Or411<1t' COUlllY on Oct n. "18 F103tS1 Published Oranqt' (IM\1 0.llly P•IOI, NO• 2. 9, 16, 23. 1'11 E>tale o f OTtS JOSEP H FL E TCHER, 3 ka ••OTI S J . FLEfCH ER •-•OTIS FLETCHER, ~c~•Wd Notice Is Nrec>y given to cr.Oitors ,,.wlnv ct•lms -Inst the wle ofllo ol STEPHEN w. WE8STER. VICTOR BAI.AKER, 114S S.n Marino Orlv•. Suite tU, S •n M•rcos, C•lltornl• '706' • .m;cr. ••tter office I• the ptue of buslnen ot Ille 11n· J•me• v JtnHI\, : 10 Rue Mersellle. Newpor1 ~«II, CA 91MO This buslnen w.n conotKtlld l>Y an lndlvldual J•Mft V Jensen This st•lemMI ••• h ied will\ the County Cle<>lt ol <>•"99 (.ounty on Oct 14, 1t11 dersl9necl In .all ,.,.tten P9f1•1ninv to I's HU H id ....... StKh cl•lrns With tM PuDllSM<I Or-eo." O.ally Piiot neceu•ri' YOUChers rnusl bf! flled or How. 1. 9, t6, 13. tt71 preHnltd .u •fOf'u&ld wfllllll lour THEH ~7J·79 Thureday. November 23, 1978 LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES ARE FAMILY TREES! Costing little more than a cut tree. living trees can be used year after year. MOMTEREY, ALEPPO AND STONE PINES * CHRISTMAS CACTUS (ZVGOCACTUSl Star-bursts ol red orange. pink or white flowers cascade from scalloo-lealed branches 4" Pot Reg. 3.~ The Most Beautiful Ever BRASS AND PEWTER-TONE CANDLE. OIL AND HURRICANE LAMPS. • PHONE . 546-SftS • .2640 Harbor Blvd., CC>sta Metia DAILY 9-5:30 SUN. 9-5 ~OTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN 1,,.1 •RENEE. GOllMAH t1.n lllecl ,,.._eln • petition tor PT'-1• of Wlll •no tor ow•n<e ot Le1ten Tnt_,,t.,., ano tor AutllOf'l;r .. fOn to Ad,.,lnbler under Ille lndeoendanl Admlnl$lr•llon of ~ '1•1u Act, relerencl' to which 1$ mad~ tor flH111er pert1c11l•rs. •nd ,,,., tiy .. ,,,. -111.ce of he•rinv 11\e wrne ,,.~ bttn Ml tor DK~r S, tWt, •I 10 00 •.rn .. In ti.. courtroom of Depart m~nl Ho 3 of ... Id court, •t 100 Civic < ~nter Ori..., West, In the City ot S•nta Ana, Clllto..-nt• mMtlls •lier IM first llWll<•llM of this nollu ,08ted NO-U, 1911 NMCy IC. Ltt E11:ecutorot tl\eWlll of wld Deodeflt PUBLIC NOTICE Sav ings in se lected departments throughout the store. Dated November 13, 1911 WILLIAM E. St J0+4H, C-tJClerk JOHN It. CotlCOttAH 11114 s. hit'-lll•d., ••llll•••r. c.111 ........ t01 .. P~bl°'ht'd Or .. nQ<> Co.1'1 Ot11ly Pilot NO• lb, 1/,23.1918 )306 18 P UBLIC NOTICE R·SJ:l7S FICTITIOUS llUSIHESS "IAME STATEMENT rne 1011ow1no ,..r~n• •rt 001no hu\1ntts a,. KIMBERLY GAROENS M0811.E HOME PARIC 24'77 Muirlotnd• 81•0 EI Toro. CA m:J0 0 . Allan P•Vnlt k, Ut s "'n•I• A •t , I. o' A .. lfS, Ca 9(1Q.19 0. Donald P1vn1ck, '>Jl Am4'11• Or .. Pat1foc P111o.-,, Ca 90111 lh" l>ulfn•H •• conoutted l>v " Q~ner•I 1>11rt,,..,YllP Donald Povnic~ I h11'i !tt&tHY't'nt wa\ t1l@d wit" tfV> County Clerk ot Or•n~ Counly on Noveml>e• 3, 1971. FIOOot l'ul>ll\l'led Or.on<I!' C.0..st OallV P1lol Now '· 1• 2l, l0, fQ11 Sl~11 PUBLIC NOTICE ------l'ICTITIOUS 8USINl!SS HAME STATEMENT T hl' IOllOWfnQ ""''°" 15 do<n9 buSI· "''''*a\ D N M OllTHODONTIC MODELS, t04 Alp1n ... °'""""·CA 926611 Oen1el H.-.1-. May, "04 Alpine, Oranve. CA '7!it>I rhil bu••~• IS ConductoCI by en In d1v1dual Or.nit! Ntolson MdY 1 h•S ~t•t~f wtt' f1h>d w11n fhf' (OVll\Y Cieri< ol 0rangl' County on O<L ••• 1979 STEPHEN W. W&HTElt • VICTOll •ALAKElt AllwMf.CUW HOTIC! 01' SALE Notoc~ " hereby 111wn 1>11rw<1nl 10 Sections JOSI -30S1 of IN Clwll Code of the Slate ot C•lllornl•. the un· dertlQned, D•na Point M•rlna Co .. 24101 Dena Orlve, °"'" Point. CA , •Utt, will Mii •t l>Ubll< •tKlion et 0.n• Point Marine Co., 1001 O•na U 4S SM MMi• Ooiwe ~tens S.•fli'•rc•,Celffenll•fWt Publo\toed Oraft9e Coast O•lly Piiot Ori,,,,, O•na Pl)!"'· CA • '261', al 11100 Noveml>er t•. ·u. 30 •""December 1: !\ours on DK.-r I, t97t, 11\e tollow· 1971 Sl00·7' lnQ descrlbl!d pr~ny, 10-w1t Chr 1str•1t Power Boat. ReQ. No. CF 71S4 8R, Slicker Ho. Rl119Jt IE .. ,~!~~.~), Hull No VXA760073W. Length PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 01' 8ULK TltANSl'Ell !i.1•0 'Wit'' tor the pU<'POW ot Wlf\o IS«s6lt1 -6''7 U.C.C.I IY1"9 hen ol ~ ..-r11one<1 tor DNI HOtlC• os htrtby Qlwen lo lhe \1ora9,,nlhearnounlolll87 U,anctat CredltOfS of ALWYN CROW •nd !hi' conll""°"' , .. ,. Of \.S.00 Pl'' d4y MAAY ELLEN CROW, Trenster0<s, from Di!cembe'. 7, 1978, toqether with wh0$I buslneu llddreu Is 2S3t E•st tosh ol aovert1slr19 •nd l!•!>enses ol 81ufl Ori.,., Ne-#PQf1 81!.cn, County of \ele Orange, Stele ot C.lllornte, INll •bull!. Oaled '"'' 23rd O.y ol Novtmber. transl•r Is alloul to De ~ to "'"' 1911 Toleno. Transtertt, Wl\o,.,. buslneu RoberlOel\lberq addren I• lOOW. Main Street, Su1l1t1, D<ina Point M<irona Company Tustin, County of Oranoe. St•te of 24101 Oena Driv• Cllllorni•. Oena Point, CA 9262'1 Said property to bf' transfered h PublisMd Or~ C:O.st Oa1ly Pllol loc•ttd •t 2S31 E••I Bluff Drive, November 23, 1971 N1wp0rl lie.cl\, Countv of OrMlge, • US7 19 St.ale ot C<1lllornoa PUBLIC NOTICE Said pr-ny •S deKrlbed In vener"I u · All stoo Ill trede, ll•lurn, eoulp. ment and QOC>O will of th•1 r l'\\laur•nl -CP·7'44 l>uslntn ltnown as The Crow's N.st 1'1041 .. •nd tooled .. 2.S3t E•st Bluff ~Ive, "IC'TITIOUS 8U51H8SS HewPort flHcl\, County of Oren99, NAM8STAT£Mf!NT St•ltol Celllornle. The followlnq perso-ns ••• do1n9 Tiie bulk tr...,Pet' wlll be c.onwm-business es m•ted on or •lier the 6th d•Y Of "NEWPORT INTERIORS," 3110 Oeuml>er, 197f. II ti.-offke of Arthur :::. Coast HIQIM•Y. Newport 8Hch, CA S. IC•l•y•ma, 4040 MacArthur Blvd .. •2660 su11, no. Newpon O.itcn, County 01 8•rti.r• PaWlflf\ko, 2u.1 C:.0111•< Orange, Slate of Calllornle. Drive, LaguM Hiiis, CA So fer II\ kt'Own t o lhe Transltree, Gre119 P•w1enko, 2ll4 I C.Ollfac •11 buS•l'IPU ~ •"" .octresses u.sed OrlVlt, L.aQUN Hiiis, CA by Tr•ntlttors for Ille lhree YH•$ ••• , Tiiis buSIMU Is conductlld by ... In· PllSI, JI dlllerent lrorn the ebow, •••: dlvldu•I. Silmt Gr090 Pihwtenko Ooltd Ho~mber '2, 1971 This Slftlement wn filed With Ille Cllrl• Toland, County Cler• of Or.ange County on Trensleree November 6, 1971. AltTHUlti.ICATAYAMA W£5TEllH MUTUAL ESCllOW Att.,.Mf.C~ COltP. l'lmot6 Publl,""<1 °'"'Ill' Co.isl Daily Piiot, Nov. 2, 9, 16. 7J, 1918 ..... Me<Af1flw •tw., llM E. 11lfl St .. S ... D ..... JM Tustin, CA .... New-1 9Nctl, Cellfet1'1• .,... atcnw No. fS.SOll·M Published O.ange C:O.SI Dally Piiot, Pul>Hshed Or•nor Coast Dally Pilot "IO•tml>er 73, 1978 SJ9HI Nov. 9, 16, 2}. 30. 1978 \1') 11 '\ . --Q,.: ~~:> Santa Recommends Bill's Camera for All your photo needs • . . where prices are competitive and SERVICE IS ~IENDLIER!! canon eanom!'l- (28 ) r.~--11111•-··~ • Fast. sharp Canon F2.8 lens • Automatic flash with Canolire 0 • Combtned ranoetvlow- tinder shows shutter speeds, eJCPoSure wammgs • • Fully auto exposure control, day or night • Compact and lightweight • Accepts a wider range ot Mms than available rn cartndge ca morn W•owa 842-8801 Bullock's is cJosed todClY1 Happy Thanksgiving. Shop Friday 10 AM to 9:30 PM, Saturday 10 AM to 7:30 PM and Sunday noon to 6 PM FASHION Town & Travel: • SuperSuede ™ shirtdress, Special 36.99 99.99 54.99-89.99 $3500 •Famous ski rt suits. Orig. $155 •Cashmeres, Orig. $82-$136 . •Designer mink coats. Special •Famous maker sportswear in Fall colors. Originally $20-$48 . . . . . . . . . . . 12.99-31 .99 Sherwyn : •Soft blend pantcoats. Special •Tunic wardrobers, Special . ACCESSORIES/SHOES 59.99 29.99 • 24K gold electroplate vermeil jewelry. Save 50%. Orig $8-$53 . . . . . . 3.99-25.49 MEN'S •Designer sui ts, Reg . $225-$265 •Plaid shirts, Reg. $21 ........ . • Cable stitch sweaters. Reg. $20 •Casual Bally shoes, Reg. $55 • Lambswool v-neck sweaters CHI LORENS ... $189 . 12.99 . 16.99 . 39.99 . 18.99 •Girls' sweaters. Reg. $11-$20 ...... 7.99-14.99 • Boys' sweatshirts. Special . . 12.99 •Girls' lined boots, Orig. $22 ........... 15.99 HOUSEWARES • 12-pc. Farberware, Val. 155.93 •Dome cheeseiray. Ong. 18.50 • 4 stoneware mugs, Orig. $12 •Pepper mi ll, Orig. $10 •Regal griller. Reg. $35 • Airpot. Regularly $30 . • Mr. Coffee. Reg. $43 • Braun citrus juicer. Reg . $45 DINING ACCESSORIES • Crystal decanters. Reg. $50 •Towle 32-pc. sterling sets •Kirk stainless sets . • Lunt stalnless sets . . ..... TVS AND STEREOS •Fisher system. Reg . 449.95 ... • MGA 25-w. system, Reg. $550 • 50-watt unit, Reg. $750 ....... . 89.99 11 .99 . 9.99 . 6.99 . 29.99 . 19.99 . 29.99 . 34.99 .... 29.99 . 34°/o off . 35°/o off . 40°/0'"50°/o Off . 399.95 . 499.95 . 699.95 Originally metf>s the first rice It which an Item was marked in our stores. I ntermediete merkdowns ma have been taken. All ~b eel to &illock's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa, phone 556-0611 \ 1 , • A%% DAILY PILOT Thurwdey, NoYemt>er 23 1971 CALIFORNIA I NATION Cults Seem to Bloom in ~alifornia SAN fRANCJS 'O tAf'> ' Murder and mu11 s uicide ln Guyan•, final 1.1cb1 m • rellelou,) 11t•ct ·a '°""lrd fantoay of satvn lion. udded the lalt-M binr~ l'haptc•r to Cullfom11 'r. h1sto~ of r ull map11't'd horror Tht1 Ht•v Jim JonCIJ, who rom mundf'd his followen ' d('slrur tion und dlt•d hlm,.tlf In thl' eurn11Mt•. took h111 cull to lh<' r /\' i · U .. ._.A 1'\i ·IL l .'ii.'\ South A1nt•rll'llll nat ion from Ci.hforrua aod tbu:. tak~ ha ph1n• 011 u long ltsl of demonuu- . propheti." a.y mbohtl"d hy mu:.:. rnurckr,·r Chari, .. , Mun11un TH I!: {'l'L Th POl.ITll~ I. Jnd rt'lJ6!1oWI :.et•m to bloom carh )-ear m th1s state almost lah rto"en. What m.)~t 1rul fon:c drc.twb the leaden, and followt-n. hen"' Some experts an the growing s tudy of t•ults say the magnet 1:. the unrem1ttmg ~unshine, lunng 1mm1grantJ1 from colder ch mes ·· Peoplt-come to Cahfornaa because of the warm climate and pohtil•al liberalism ," s aid Christie W. Kie fe r . a n an lhropolo~y professor at UC San t"'r a ncisco "THEY COME LOOKING for som ething new. Usually. they are d1 sappot1\ted w ith life itself." And, said Kiefer, if more dis- appointments follow. they are ripe for conversion to a cull. Dr . C h a rl es Glock , a sociologist al UC Berkeley, sees th e answe r I n th e fr ee "lifestyle" t.hat has grown up in San Francisco. "PEOPLE WHO MOVE we~l EVIL SYMBOL Charles Manson art• look mg for new hvc~." he 'odtd "f..oi. Angele!' IS a ~Ort or .;quare r1ty But an Sao t'ran l'1sco they know they can walk down the street ncikcd and paint t•d blue and no one will look up. The trad1t1onal way of life 1s 11.':.s present ht're " And Glock adds: "There's an old s aying that you leave your rcli~1on behind when you cross th<' Ro<.'kies. But then they come ht>re and find a new kind of re- ligion." .. People who move in from out or state are a lttlle more lonely a nd searching for roots," said Or. Margaret Singer, a clinical psychologist a t UC Berkeley. "The cults have a lot or appeal for the lonely and alienated." THUS, A ROOTLE SS youngster migrating in ~inter may drift by spring into any one of a dozen cults. The fanatic "soldiers" of the ·~-· ......... POWER CORRUPTS Rev.JlmJones Sym b1onese L1berat1on Army who died m a suicidal shootout with police were kids from the East and Mi dwest Manson's rugged <.'ommunal "family " was a collertion of misfits from seal· lered backgrounds . Ch arles Manson's followers believed he was J esus Christ. Jim Jones· converts saw him as God , a divine father who would lead them to heaven on earth. MANSON PREACHED LOVE a nd led followers to commit mass murder . Jones preached love and led his followers to murder and suicide. Your Darly Pilot can "" Rccyctad '"•' r V•'''• It. ,~"11f<4· •f 1<' " """"' ..,,,.~'""'"" ~.,., ~9111 Our Fall r.ollection of velvets, leathers, cottons;_ and tremendous bargains. 200/o to 5IJOAI on. -., l rn• OUl(.'I IUKUry ol 041:0. f lC.h lll'IVf'h Soll .. uw1•· lf•a1h111~ And hdn<bonw Ha1t1dn c.ottono; lh.JI « pu11· Mob1hJ <,tytu vou·11 l1nd 11 1n rJvt:ry -.1nql1· ~1.i .ind c hair on tht.' whole-Mob1l1a collcc11on And naw you can l111C1 11mr ~am•· ~f)('C1al sryl~ 1n your own hv1nl) room Bc.'<..lu:,1. wr· 1u•.1 put almoM r:vr:ry •,<Jl,1 ,ind chair on ~le .it 20 lrJ ')()J olf So com1 • 1n now .ind look 0111 •r our ..,nc.oe.1.JI r.ollr.cllon ol uphot'>h•r<J(I cll.111-, an<J o:,otac, You II~· ______ _.. ______ _.. .. ._ ____ -t lht• PllC!.,'!> I 1mpr~'>•'<l by the: lu.(ury /\ntl lr•vt riqhl ctl nom1 with l 1•.ilhPr .ind Ho-.1wurl(J r 1n1:.h ~Old HP'l $ 1()/1 I Sale S879 CnntPmoorary OP:.k Chc.11r l~Uq SJ I') S1Jlo $269 ~·~~~[ 7~ .. ,. .. !E ~---. t~. • ...... "' ~ ' • I ~ \ •(> JA I J' ~_::~~~-r·: ~~/ . ~-i~ .• ~k ~1 ,--~:/ . ~ ·\ ~-- Leather Upho!sterr'<1 Cdsy ChJ11 R1.,>q $449 Sale $365 Match1nq Onomen Hog SIOO Sale $165 All Thayer Coggin Solas and Cha1rr, in Stock 25°o 0Ffor-. 1423'-25 N. Main St. Save 20% to 50% at our Upholstered Furniture Sale. Nov.16 through 26. b·1· Santa Ana 543'-3111 mo 11a ~:.~~.~1"~~~~~ , "The cult leaders m ay not start out evil." said Ms Smger "It's almc>!Jt lbe age-old motto. 'power corrupts.' "When the group gets to a rer· taln sire." she said. "the leader sta rts telling the group that the outside world Is against them /\ kind or paranoia grows up . lt's when they feel they have to defend themselves against the outs ide world that the potential for violence develops." MANSON ARMED HIS "fami· ly" lo fight a race war he pre- dicted. Jones led his followers to Guyana to escape a nuclear holocaust he.said was at hand Ms . Singer points out that the most powerful g urus become substitute parents to their lonely converts. But the leader m ay not share their affection. lf the leader begins to believe his own myth of d1 vm1ty, Ms. Singer notes. he must see h1!> fol lowers ;,s_ ·' lc!>i>er than himself." This explains Jones' walling. ness to let followers commit 9'Uic1de en masse and Manson's repeated wish that followcrl! die for him. IN SOME CASt.:S. Kiefer said. the cull leaders may be m ental· ly ill. a condition not limited Lo the West or, indeed. even to the U.S.A. "They havP insight mto dis· turbed minds because they themselves are disturbed . A sane person could not deal with these people the way a crazy person can .. * * * * * Fanaticism Blamed On U.S. Li/ estyle By Tiie Auoclated Presa - - The horrifying mass s uicide or hundreds or Americans in the Guyanan jungle was viewed by some or the foreign press Wednes- day as ~led in the 1960s. the era that spawned both the "flower children and the evil of Charles Manson. The Soviet press, in a sharper dig, said the bizarre poisoning death . rite In remote Jonestown, Guyana, was a symptom of the American way or life in which "millions a re the victims of an in-humane society." THE OFnClAL TASS NEWS agency said American pres:. coverage of the events m Guyana "avoids the fundamental ques- tion of why the Peoples Temple and many similar religious sects exis t in the United St ates. :·Only a rew individual observers admit that what they are talking about 1s one of the products or the notonous 'American way of life.· " Singapore's Straits Times said. "The Peoples Temple tragedy serves to ~emonstrate that the communes, sects and other rringe groups which have opted out of mainstream America not only con- tinue lo exist but apparently acquire new converts cta1l y .. THE SUICIDES TOOK PLACE in a huge outdoor ceremony after members of the Cah!o rnia-bascxl cull led by the Rev. Jim Jones attacked and killed Rep. Leo Ryan of California. three ne ws men and a c ultis t attempting to leave the isolated agricultural commune "They do not want. are confused by, the near total freedom ol choice in countries hke America," the Straits Times s aid of the cultists. "They opt for leadership by a strongly charismatic personality in an atmos phere of emotional excite ment." Comparing the protests of the 1960s with the situation in the 1970s. the Stockholm newspaper Dagens Nyhete r said: "The individual way of self-fulfillment has included more or drugs, of extrem e religiousness and of sexual experiments. The demand for new sensations has gradually increased . In the hunt for new happenings death becomes the last absolute tnp." 1) I estimate my home's value at 2) Multiplv line 1 times 8cn·, 3) Equdl"' 4) Bala no! I still owt 5) MaXJmum l'rnount I might be.· elig1bl~ to borrow hubtract 4 fro m 3) 6) A mount I'd like to borrow With a Homeowners Equity Loan from The B ank of California. you nldy qualify to borrow from $3,000 to $30.000 (or even more!) to u~c for your children's education. travel. other worthwhile inv~stments - almo~t any purpose you can name. Calculate your borrowing power. ad1ust that amount to your needs Clnd budget and then stop by or call us for details You worked for your home. now let 1t work for you. THE BAN K OF CALIFORNIA • ,,,. '"• ........ • ' •• t •• • ~,,.,. .. t-•• f ' .... FROM Fash ion · Island Newport Beach·· STEREO SOUN D S OF THE HARB.OR .. LOCAL l' alley Shepherdess Laurie Wolfe , 16 , of Fountain Valley, shows off her black sheep that took third place at Orange County Fall Fair. Miss Wolfe, student at Fountain Valley High School, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe. Fall Fair at Los A,aroitos Raceway runs through Sunday. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTlTIOUS eUSIHEU FICTITIOUS eu$t--SS--- HAMI STATIMeNT MAMf.: STATEMefCT '"-lol-n; _.., I• ~ bu1.I· Th• 1011-•no Clef'Wns are 001no MU ft: butlMU ft MISSION DRAPEfUES,21 a.f~ MOBILE ENERGY CO., 3171 C:OV.s, N-1 llMOI, CA'*> PU!llft.,,, Co!ta--. CA-~ J-T. Schultz, 11 i!UI~ ~· MOS ~le lnlematloNt, Ltd .. • es, N _ _, llMcll, CA~ C.lltornl• corporacloll. 3111 P\.ollm.,,, This tlUllllK&" C-.cted bv .. ·~ Cost• Mesa, CA 91'26 d•vidutt. Tiii• t>usil'tt.S Is conducted by• cor· J-T. Scflulti PO•alion Tttls stai-1 wet 11~ with the MOSScele CcM•nty Ctttrlt of Orer199 County on tntemeltonat, Ltd. No¥. JO. 1'11. O A.Gf't-..,Se<rel••Y FIOSUt Tiil\ \IAtement ,. .. lttl!CI •Ith tllt Pvt>lllNd Or-C:.0.11 O•llY Pl tot, County Ctttrlt ot Or.w.ge County on Ocl. Nov 23, 30. Oec. 7, 14, lt71 JO. 1911. . ~71 ~-------~ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE FlnlOS Published 0rM9 C.0.sl O.lly Pilot, Nov. 2, t, ••. U. 1971 "'en"°"' •vse•eu •AMI ITATEMDfT T11e totkM4no .--Is OOifl9 IMI-PVBUC NOTICE l\P\S.:~:..P'S SANDWICH SALOON. (-----------!;~~11rvlne, Wte G~ CAI• ~. CA .,::,:,.T::o:s:.~T::::~".t.o Atttson .i.&nne Otlva. ~ lle1ml UHDE• "tCTITIOUS eUSINllSS LanP,Co•t•Ml'w,CA '11617 NAME Tho\ busillt'\\ "condU<tl!d by ,,., In· The follOWine .,..._, 1141\ wlthdr•wn d1v1du•I ,, • oenerat P•rtner from the Allison Olive r>ertnerslllp -••Unv under u.. lie- '"'' \telrmPnt we• ttttd wotll ""' lltlous llu•tnen neme of 01 E (ounly Ctefll ol Or-County on Oc· SPECIALTIES, 2950W. Centr•I No. t9, tooer 21, 1918 Sent• Ana, CA "11<M LATEX FUT WAii PAllT • SUPER BARGAIN! • GREAT COVERAGEI • EASY CLEANUPI FI017U ll>e fictitious bullrte5' Nini! st•le PublhMct OrM<IP Coesl O.lly Piiot, rnent tor tile Ptll"IMOl>IP wes mea on L .. .----~!!I No~. 2, 9, 1',:13, 1919 October ~. 1971 In the County o f PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE fOIC'TtnOUWUStNl!SS HAMI STATIMENT Th@ tot1owt1>9 11ersons ••• dol110 buirnesi ., Orenve. F ult neme -~s Of Ille person wllltcl•••lno: JAMES R. RICHMONO JR., 2474 Olanlklietr, Anelleim. CA. · Jamn R. Rkhmoncl Jr. F1122S7 Publlslled Orenve C:.O.st 0.lly Pllol Nov. 23, 30, Dec. 7, 14, 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE FOREMOST LIOUOllS, ICM A.W. l'tC'TtTIOUSeUSINIU Beur St .. COllll MftA. CA NAME STATEMENT W. & J.A.J. tnc., ~I Ana ~ri. Tiit 1011-1119 perMns ere ff1119 .. --------Ln . Ut9UIWI Nk)uel, CA"•" bust•lhs Al' TlllS llu\i-1$ COf'Clueltd by • CM· E OWAIU).OEAM & ASSOC., IJIO pOralton HlllcreSI Dr.,~ S.acll CA m5t w &J.A.J tnc. RenUll RICtl.,d 8•1<11; JOfln Wftllem Oatvlattl, £4••rd Eberle, UIO Hiller.ti Dr .. PrHIOent 1.t9u11e 8e«:11 CA t2~1 Tiiis SI•-W4t$ flled Wtlll Ille Tiits t..Klnns Is CondU<'ttd bv ... '"" County Clttrlt ot Or~ County on dlv1<111a1. Nov. 10, 1'11. J . Ec1watO Eberle .. tlSllt This SIM-I WU flll'd With tlw l'ubllslled Or._ Coesl Dally l'llot, County Clffll of Ortnoe COunty °" ()«, ...... -...... ,_. Now. U , JO, 0.C. 7, 14, tt11 11, ltll Sl14>71 f0tll1• ------------• Pub11111ec1 o.....,. CO.st oanr Piiot, PVBUC NOTICE Nov. 1, •. 1•, 23, 1971 _..71 ------- Thul'!day. November 23. 1978 * DAIL y PILOT A2:J PVBLJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE -----------·------------l'IC'Ttnous a USINIU .. IC'TITIOUS •USIHIH HAMl ITATUUHT HAMI STATIEMIHT fll• IOllOwfllQ --IS -114 b\1\1· Th• lollOWlllQ l><'•M>n• .... dolno ,..,, •• °"''n•-t\ ., l'IV(I 0 TWO OllOUI' INC: e Jl!N$1!N & CO , !021 8utlllttS C•lllor nl• coroo••llon. '•" M••• C.ntfr Ot , Sutte 10t. lrvtne, CA ~J is O•••• A •. Seftte Ane C.lllornte UJOI J v Jft\Wfl In< ... Qtllorni• COt-Otn lk'f9 tnc . t C.lltor11lt cor POrtllon, 1011 lh1~neo C.nl•• Or • oor•llOll ,.,, Mew Drl.,., 11 • S.ntt !>ult• JOI lt'Ytnt, CA t»t~ AM, C:tlltorfll• •1101 '"'' bllslN\\ "<-ltd ov • cor Tiiis bvtlllKl I• COftducitd by• cor p0rttlon oor•Hon. J.V . .HMentnc. OM .. ,. ~ • J V JtMel\, P-!Otnt 0.l'WIY....... Tllil stal~ WU ffled with Ille flrftlditnt & S.C•91•rv County Cl•fll of Or~ County on Oct Alt• 0.11 PlwPure, UC>S Oele•ere • I HuntlnglOl'l llN(ll, CA '7'411 fllll OUslneU "<onclu(ttCI llY Ml Ill· dlviduel llltAO P\HPllf't This st•t-1 wM llllld W•lll Ille Coul\ly Citrk ot Or•noe Gounty on November 10. 1'11. ""'" Published Oret191 C.O.st Delly Pilot No• 1>. JO. Dec 7. 14, 1'11 1J50-71 PUBLIC NOTICE Tttl' II•~ was lllecl with tlle 24, 9'71. Covnty Ctefll ot Ort119t Co\illlY on flttl4't HOTICI TO CttlOITOAS H9vemlltr 20. "11. Publlslltcl OrMlge Coest O•llY Pllol, SUfllRIOll CXMlltT 01' THI '9Hl11 Nov. 2 ••• 14. t.I. ma STATI «WCALlflOltHIA flOlt Pul>liltted Or.nqe C:0.11 O•lty Ptlol, S07J.71 THI CXMINTV Ofl OltANOI! NovemO.r U. JO •ncl Oe<tmoer I, 14, ----------·--1 NO,_,..... "" PUBLIC NOTICE -E•hte Of G U ISEPPE A . l a.HI ------------4 EMANUEL, OecffMcl FICTITIOUS IUSINEU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t~ Ille HAMI STATIMINT <reclltors (If the..,.,.. named dtctdlftl Th• 1011-1-Pt•-•• 001~ buSI· ,,.., ... PtrWlllS ,...,1119 Claim• a<i•ln•t ·~ ·~ the s•ld ~ trt •l'CIUlrtd 10 tit• neu H tnam, with Ille neosury vou<hen, on FICTITIOUS eUSIHllS llUMl'S l!IOUTIOUE. 315() s. Ptua Ille afllce Of,,.. cten. Of ,,,. •bO•• ..... NAM& STATIMINT Or , S.nta No•. CA 97704 I Ttte follo.1119 per1on Is de>lnq bull· Roomt Llnq, mW. Wilson, Vnll # : tied courl. °' lo pr~Wftt ""'''" wllh ~s •s '· (OSl•MHA.CA'2•27 :: :--OHllrV "OU< Mrs, to thf' un· RICH HEALTH, t"'S Slly P••ll Tllh buslneu Is c.ondU<ttd bY.,, In· .. 9Md •l 4lO North llr-81.•d . •..---+(,.,.Ir-<~• • ....-.. r11l11t. C. '2114; PO 80• dlvlaual. S..ne 203• GltNMt, C.tlto<n•• '"""" PUBLIC NOTICE $Ul'llUOlll COU•T O" THE STAT a 01' CA.LtFO•NtA FOlt TMe COUHTYO .. O•AHGI NO • .._.t H O TtC:& 0 " MllAlt lNG OF l'ITlflOH l'CHI l'ltOeATE 011' WIU. AHO LITTl•5 TISTAMENTAAV E$1•t• 01 MARTHA C M.i.C MILi.AN Oe<ee- NOTIC!t IS HEREBY GIVEN trwt Jolln MK Nllll•n 119' llled lle•••n • pelltlll'I •or P~1• Of wm •NI •\· •u•no OI Leite•• TH•-t•fY to lM PetlllOfl•r, rtftrtno to wlllelt ••mad• for lur111er parttcutefl. Mid tll•t Ille tlm• end PIK• ot lle•rlne the ••mt hH bff11 Mt for O.C.•mbtr S, 1'71. et to 00 •.m., In tllt courtr-.. of Oee>e•t· mt~I No. > ot said court, .ot 700 C1v1c Cenler Ort .. WHt, 1n Ille City OI ~nte Ant, CllllO<nla. Oeltd Now....,., 0 , 1919 WtU.tAM I . $1 JOfCH, C-IYCltl'tl JOHN A. OUNCAH ............ ~Ori .. $•lie tS3t HtWl'trt a.ec11, C..lt°"'I• 11* Tel· .... tl2t A".,,,., , ... l'•tlt- Publl\lltcl Or•19 Coast Deity Piiot. November I•. ti 13. Itta S30Jel8 '-• ' Is Ill• piece Of bullneu 01 '"" un 11211. lrvlne, CA t21tl R-Llnq 0.-.IOIM "' ... ,......,, Ptrttlnlno to J•m .. &. Rici\, OVM. tl!J Port Th°' tl•I~ ..... lltl'd with Ille Ir. •tt•I• Of said*'-' wttllon tour ------- PUBLIC NOTICE ~--- MMl1t l9h Orel•. Newpon 11•.Ch, c.. COvnlV Cltrll af 0r-. County on Oct. months .... ttw tlrst ...:Oucttlon of l'ICTtTtOUS IUSI NEU t2t60 1•. "71. this "OOCt .. AMI[ STATEMENT Tiil\ bu11MH IJ COf\dUCltd by en In· FtUSO( O•t•d Auoust 2S. 1971 '"• toll-•"'! ""'""' .. dot1>9 11u ... di¥1dual Pubtoslled Or-(.OHl Delly Piiot, ADELINE lllltO<EL MH .. J-E. Roc:ll Nov. 1. t , t•. 13. 1t11 Ex«Ulrtaotl"9Wlllot WEST CLIFF ARCO, ~ E 11111 Tiii• st•t-WM llled with ,,.. _________ __;so_n_.,. ,,.. ...,.. Mmed DK-n• SI'"'· ~t• ~.CA 91611 Counly Cltfll Of Ortnoe C:OUntY on, ..... OlltlCIC w. HllAltH 1$0.. (ll•rt~\ s G.\Chw1nd, •SO N ~·;:~~·~~7!:sotlN PUBLIC NOTICE JOHPM0.1owA1tos,1Ma. Kl~f,•i::;..:~~=·~4~~ 8yJem .. T Cec>rttl E1;Q· 410 N. Ir ... etw.. dlvtdllal. Attlnleruu.... "'CTITIOUS •USINESS kite* . Ch¥!,.. 'i C..i.<ll••nc:I 11SS2Mac.-..ra1..o NAMl$TATEMENT Gl-lt,CMINnlitttM:l Thi. •t•lfment w.s rnea wtth th~ The toll-1"9 per'IOn '' doollQ l>usi· Ttt· ,.._.. Counly Cltrl! ot Orenoe Countv on Oct. trviM, CAtUU F!Dll M;\ es AlttrneysterEHc..trh 1•. 1'18 Pvbll'lled Oranoe Co.t\I Dally PllOI RITA'S HAIR HAPPENING, 95'1 Publl\lltcl OrM19e Co.t•t 0.olly Pllol, Nov. 2. '· 1'.2l. 1978 ..,0.18 ~!'~~. Gro-. 81¥11 , C..10.n Gro~. Novtmbtr 1. •. 14, 23, 1'71 F10>6S4 Pullll\l'le<I Or.n0t Co.ut O•tt• Piiot. Sll().11 Nov '· •. 14 1l. 19Tf •96't II I 111 EXTRAORDINARY DESIGNER! WALLCOVERINGS • CHOICE OF COLORS AND PAmRNS TO TICKLE YOUR FANCY! • MANY PRE-PASTED AND PRE· TRIMMED FOR GREATEST EASE! • MANY WASHABLE OR SCRUBBABLE FOR TROUBLE -FREE CARE ! PRE-PASTED VHIYLS CLOTH-BACK VINYLS "°""1!9 .. 11P"'2!9 I I VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE • MADE FOR BUSY AREAS 'f 'f,0#(. LIKE PLAYROOM , DEN!13-. • PATTERNS HIDE DIRT! _a~ • DESIGNER COLORS! 4 FT.' "IUNO'S VAllfY" THICK SHAG CARPET SQUARES • 100% NYLON PILE HIDES SEAMSI ~~~--J • SOFT FOAM PADDING! •SELF-STICK! VIVACIOUS COLORS! 11P"'69~ r.LOS EO HIANKSGIVING DAY WESTMINSTER 15191 Beach 898-3388 COSTA MESA 2221 Ha INr llYd. fNlwWIMa) PH. 645-1126 i SANTAANA ~ 322 w. 17th 2 547-7781 c 0 8 Dally 9.9 P~. • Sat./S-. 9·5:30 P.M. NTftMt llMt UT • -ITORf; f / f I A24 DAIL v PILOT Thut'lld9y, NoYembet ZJ. 1178 Now you can buy Famous Name r ahd Dresses for JOOk to 60°1' off. I --Our buyers are out hunting for manufacturer's overruns, designer samples, closeouts and first-class seconds. And we use irresistible bait. Cash. As a result, The Apparel Factory buys better than your cousin with the out-of- the-way wholesale house. And we sell ~/ famous brand-name ,, ,.>-slacks , jeans , shirts, skirts, sweaters, dresses, even leather coats, all at up to 60o/o off! That's up to 60% off the manufacturer's suggested list. We carry Missy, Junior and Girl's sizes. (Men's sizes, too) . What's more , unlike the wholesale place on the wrong side of the tracks, we have very clean , very private dressing rooms. In fact, our Apparel Factory stores don't look like factories at all. .. , But don't let our ~ _ pretty appearance . . scayre you awbay. t ~ ~---. ou can uy a -~'-2: ,, .... better than day-1 t .ir after-Christinas cleara~ce prices every single ¥ da~ of the year: ' ' Ho-ho-tio wholesale, inf act \ f i . I ...... • I .. Frid9y, ~ 24. 1978 DAIL y PILOT A I% NEW FACTORY ARRIVALS MFG'S OUR SUGG .PRICE PR ICE DITTOS BRUSHED DENIM JEANS $20.00 $7.99 K.W. INTERNATIONAL & TOMBOY $40.00 $9.99 BIG TOPS - WOMEN'S COWL NECK WOOL AND $18.00 $7.99 ACRYLIC SWEATERS WAYNE ROGERS ' 100% $20.00 $9.99 POLYESTER SIDRTS FAMILY SPORTSWEAR CENTER 1892 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (714) 631-3060 Mon-Fri: 10am-9pm I Sat & Sun : 10am-6pm 11818 Glenoaks Blvd .. San Fernando / 2437 Harbor Blvd .. Ventura / 5887 University Ave .• San Diego 1403 N. l'Tancisca St .. Redondo Beach I L272 El Camino Real. San Carlos 1. 2L50 $pattuck Ave .. (Great We.5tem Bldg.) Bcrl<eley I 1132 Wilshire Blvd .. ~mtn Monica I . t ~ t i • INSIDE :•Sports •Television •Entertainment•Erma Bombeck Thuf9dey, Novemti.r 23, 1971 Katy Jackson. left. and Melanie Morgan. both 19 and good friends. Friendship· 'W~ all want to share, and we enjoy things more if we have someone to share things with.' By MARCIA FORSBERG Of,,_ Oallr 1'1101 ~utt When you're down and troubled And you need some lovmg care All you have to do is call And l'U be there. You've got a/nend -Carole King Greater love hath 110 man than this, that a man lay down ms life for his f nends Oh, ya got to have fnends The feeling·s oh so strong. Ya got to have f nends To moire the day la.<1t long -John 15: 13 -Mark Klingman and Buzzy Linhart I am wealthy m my /nends. -Wilham Shakespeare, Timon of Athens, Act 11. Sc. 2 I get by wrth a little help {Tom my friends. -The Beatles A Cnend is someone lo be thank.Cul for, especially on Thanksgiving Day. A friend is so- meone who likes you ; a friend is someone to play with. confide in. share with. A friend fixes you hot soup when it's cold outside, brings you a flower for no reason. calls you up just to say hi. Pas t or Rogl'r J . Berg, Newport llarbOr Lutheran Church. notes that Ralph Waldo Emerson said that a fri end. "is a person with whom I may be s incere. Before him I may think aloud:' GLORIA SKLANSKY, ma rriage, family and child therapist with private practice in Newport Beach, has a similar viewpoint: "Friends are' people who reaJJy know us -and love us anyway. Friends can give us some Irene Sawyer, 73, and Sal Green, 93: 'He's a doll.' honest feedback about how they perceive us. "It makes us feel good to have friends. It validates for ourselves that we're worthwhile, a nd that people we like think we're worthwhile." Pastor Berg adds. "Friends are people with whom I may be myself." Friends a r e i mport a nt to him "because it's essential lo know that there are people praying for me, concerned about me and my family, interested in what's important in my life and generally ready lo help out in time of need.•· IN ADDITION lo "the gifts of God's love and forgiveness, my wife and my children ... the most precious gift I have received is the gift of friends. People with whom I can laugh, cry. share my frustrations and share my joys are gifts from God. Al the heart of the Bible is the atsertion that God created UI to live in rela · tionsbJp with others, not to walk through life in single fiJe," say~ Pastor Berg. Ms. Sklansky agrees, saying. "We all want to share. and we ~njoy thinas more if we have somebody to share things with. - "Traditionally, men have as friends people with whom they share like Interests -buddies they go lo football games with, or go bowling with. Women don't usually chose their friends so much on the basis of compatible interests. but more on the basis of being 'like-minded' - feeling comfortable with each other , being able to confide in each other." But, Ms . Sklan s ky s tresses, those stereotypical roles are changing -"There's 1 mo~ cross over now," she says. . * * * 1' Friends. They come in all shapes, sizes and ages. (See FRIENDSHIP, Page BZ> The Great Jou1•ney to Baja ·. Usually at this time of year I'm t rying to remember which end of the turkey to sturr and hoping I won't burn the biscuits again. . But this Thanksgiving is gotng to be d1ff erent. Our family is going down to Baja on a diving trip, and although Tnaven't the foggiest idea of how to scuba dive I'm tak- ing along a "lTlass or reading m~terial to keep me occupied while the men in the group hunt for lobster. U_nfor~unately. preparing fo r this campmg trip has turned my husband into a ne rvous Henny Penny : but Instead of run· ni~g aroll!ld shouting about the s ky falJing, he s running around trying to get the rest of the f amlly interested in packing. The other night he asked me to make a list of things we need. I did: one sleeping bag to replace the one that molded away, two snoN<els anci masks <in case my daug~ter and I get brave enough to ven- ture into the water> and some jUO of water. Cheryl Ro•o "This is your lis t?" he asked. in· creduously. "Yep.'' "What about food and clothing and places for people to sleep and things like that?" "We'll work lt out.' I assured him. positive we could just throw things in the truck at the last minute and whatever we f ofgot we could pick up on the way. ··Do you realize this is a major <he em· phas ized lhe word "maJor") trip to a re· mote place and that preparation is essen· tia l? ·• • "Don't worry. things always work out." I said. looking up to see him pacing the floor. "That's all I hear around here Do you realize you have the sa me attitude as your children?" Oh dear. Suddenly I knew we were talking about something important. ~t _was time for me to ste p in and straighten this mess out Mistakenly, I suggested we both go to the garage and find the gear necessar y for the trip. Somehow trying to be a female s uperman never works out. Or, as in Murphy's Law, If things have a chance of working out wrong,,they will. . All the pins and stakes were missmg from the tent and in their place was some ruzzy pink yarn that looked suspiciously like something a 13-y ear·old girl would _leave. Our rubber raft had three new holes tn it and the patching kit was gone. My wetsuit had somehow mysteriously disap- . '. , Jennie Bertone and Kelly . Lynch. both 3. above: ·we were playing the other day at my house and she kissed me. · Jeff Wtlsqn, left. and Dave Libert. both 29. 'We don 't run out of things to talk about.· ., peared -along with about half of our camping gear. The red sleeping bag with the partiall y broken zipJX'r hadn't been seen since we "'moved from urf City to Sewer Beach. In the middle of this mess we decided it was Umc for a fa mily meeting . ··1 don't know why you're both so upset," said m y son. "All we have to do is throw some stuff m the truck and anything we for get we can buy on the way." My husband sut down and under his breath said : "Why don't you all just go in- side and watch televis ion and 1 'll take care of e ve rything?" Eve ntually. we a ll did pitch in to help a nd now. as we dra closer and closer to de parture. things are beginning to fnll into place with the exception of my spouse who looks like he'll be too tired to drive. That's no problem : I can drive. And if w~ forget to pack anything essent.ial, l'm sure we can pick it up on the way. Happy Thanksgiving! _ • 'j BZ CAIL v PILOT •'RIOi\\', NO\'. 24 By SYD f;\ OM RR ". n:s I M a r \ h 2 1 pnl lU 1 Spoth1.1ht un work. t~nt•at1on .uut d 1gt•st1ou J\' md .:ulpini: food Modt•r.atr 11~•t'\' " ,, fll'('l'• Ml\ I\\ tllll "'If d(>N•ptll>tl, wt• Jl4.'<lf)h• in Ill( ht or 11•.1lat' Pin" w1ut1n.: .c11nw "''"l ' hu:. J ":~·~H·t tu t:Ull \'('\' i 'AtllH :.; I \pril 'II M.n :!O• liond M oun Jl>J)l'l'I 1·11111r1de>' nnv. V. Ith !-~lh d t•( l'IOO._ ··mot u>nul n·~i•m!'>t·~ .• it latrl'I of ht•urt You'r\' ln volved. mnn• 'u thun vou Ol1!thl c·tt~· tu Jdnut M l'mber of OPJXhltt• 't'JC •h>i.'b c~Pt'('t mon· thtin vrom 1 t>~. 1'ruth of mut .. Horoscope (, f. MI I t M ,, > 2 I .I 11 111• 20 1 ('om pi t-ti· 11 c.1n•11;ct1on i. t'1noh rai h<'r lhi.n h1•1JC111 ,,,,, •. ror quul1t) nnd \JIU(' Arlt''-. l.1br.1 Mnd tht' number 9 fl~ure pr\lmtnenUy lndlvlduel, t'1'Pt"rtf'n~ 10 land arnd bu 1n . prol)C'rty . could mt1ke Int re tincottrr A CF.It 1 Junt' 21 .Jul~ 111 Nt•w Bp1no1.1c·h CJlh fnr vcr&ul1hl.)'. • un1"ll Y. l'>~ilt'' 111>111•;tl .1 n cl h u m o r I l' o . \ct11Jr 1u' pt•r,on' fl~urc· p rnm int•nl I> Arlnpt to 'han~l' be v.11Hn1e l o tJkc• 'hor1 tn11 "'rite•. t·~ll . imprint "'tJle . You 'ti be invite t o pt•rlul MX'IDI nfh•lr ·H't•ur 11 ~ l 'no rt hnd11x f r i l' n d 0 I •• ~ 8 0 l' I II I •• comc1' up with v. lld con ct1pl Know 1t nnd uct fl<' co rd in~I)' Can cer . Aquurau1. Caprl C'orn pt'rliu n lll (Jj(Url" 1>ro manl'nllv · VlllGO tAuw 23 S.•pt 221 You havt• nu mtrou11 opportunltlt'' to fa~h In on 1tptt1al prod U('\. lbllJty ()r tulP11t Kry t11 to ix' l'it•h•<'tl \l' "ho o.. •. 11 uu1 it y n ,. d 111•t• t . 1·onf1Ut·11t "'"""" lh:it l'}'l'lt• ., t11.:h. Mukl· m•w l>tJrl11 t•on t11et1> \'ou II n •1·t•1\ 1• m<'nnan1o1ful at·eolruit• l.J BRA 1 :)c>pt 23 ·Oct. 221 You overcome l~I '"Iii or bl.-ing trapped You'll have added mobility, more fn'{'dom Spcc1ul group, club. or- ..._ _____ tcr com es honw to roobl l.t:o f July 23 Aug ~ 1 l''ollow lhroui:h on hunth MOnt'y pu·tu1 t> is br1~htt>r than )'OU might T m .l gln<'--U-liftd tor 1;tun11.at 1on <'ould pluy -k-t>y row.. -lle lhorougb. read bl.-tween the hnes. be aware or fint-print Aquarius. Scorpio an- thv1duub are in picture ... J Cart E. Deooen. I D.P.M. foot "*ldllt announces the opening of his office for the pract1Ce of P<Xiiotry at 31831 Contino (.api1trano San Mlr1Capistrano.f.A92675 661-68 JENN·AIA ~ Okknaine T rotten SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov . 2 11: Accent on p e r son a l magnetis m . friendship, financa<al aspects of bu s ine ss transaction. You'll havl' dealings with Libra <ind Gemini persons . Be ready for unique offers. changes a nd challenges. Me mber of oppos ite sex wants you to state inten· lions. SAGl1TARIUS CNov . 22· Dec. 21 I: Domestic adjustment . discussion of how to beautify sur- r ou ndings the se Ci~ure prominently. Ac· cent on promotion, c1v1c honor. contacts with Get YoU going out of dOOB • . . going pMICes. having fun. The tailored loOk for ------------pants. suits and daytime dress. c.me1. nritY ~ 2A A I or bOne c:alk with crepe tole. SJ0.00 t tt II I 11 It S-11 SVt ti I Vt HI 91 Faahlon llland. NewPOtt hach 7ff.ff51 1nn l1•-.M1111.il •• upt•nors 'l'.lurus Libra S1·<1rp10 l>l'r 11 ontt tqcurc 1n ~l't•nJrlO (' PRI O RN c Ut'1' 22 Jun 19 1 Don't fcl'I ~ r u :i is 1 "' g r " t• n (• r •·ls1·whert.'. lnvesllaall'. make lnquiricg bf' 11 un· )OU urt' not g 1Ytng "" 'ornething or vulut: for ruc·in-thl' isky 'l'tekt> 10116' ran"(' vrt>w. P111ct·'· who ,., psyehie. hah -.oml'lh111g ar'f'lportanl to 1 t•1m1·t Jk: receptive A Q UA RI US I J ;u 1 2 0 · I-' t• h I H > Che ck pric.-:.. be a compani.on shoppC!r. Permit partnn or sJ)Ouse to have sa · concerning budget Creative listening no~ would be to your great ad' antage. Capricorn. Cancer persons figure in i.cenn no. PISCES TFeb. rn March 201: Get cred1l due and gel al in writ ing. Accent on distribu lion. pubhc relal1oni.. Joint efforts. legal com milments . If married. mate suggests change of policy . Club Calendar run.! each ~r ednesday m the Doily Pilot and contams notact>s of women's and serv1c"' club meetings and events •/or the JolWwlng week - Thuraday through Wednes- day Send noti«s to Club Calendar. Daily Ptlol. P.O Box 1500. Cosio Mesa. CA 92626. lJe sure to mcludt> your name and phone number Notices must lJ#' rn our ha11ds two weeks rn aduance Real-Joy A giant real llr tree. a real Santa with a rtal beard ~no real hOllday IOY Huntington center .. -- HOROSCOPE /ERMABOMBEO< ••• Friendship C From Page Bl ) Th~~e·a J ennie Bertone and Kelly Lynch. both 3. Me and Ke lly play games and stuff We ~ere playlDM the other day at my house and she kissed me. 11ays Jennie. Both girls liv~ In Newport Beach . And thore·s Sal Green, 93, a nd his friend Jrene Sawyer. 73. Green. pianist at OASIS 11enlor center in Corooa del Mar. and Mrs Sawyer. choral director there, have known each other for just a year. but they're great friends. they say. "Where ever she goes. she talks about me." says Green. her W\· accept N•ch uthl!r that's what makes us th(' <'IOS<'Sl I( w" don't see each other for two day:1. we say. 'Oh. there's so much l-0 tell you .... ANO THERE'S Oavtr Libert. bk>leedback consultant. and Jeff Wilson. biomedical consul· tanl, both 29. "We're a day apart In a.ge -Jefl's <t, d~y ol~er than I am -a nd we have enough s1 m1larit1es that we understand each other " says Libert. • "W~ seem lo ha~e the ability to listen to each other. and to take turns listening. We don't run out of things to talk about, and we find It very easy to talk about personal matters. r guess we're comrort~ble together ... . "I do. I tell everybody he's a wonderful pianist and he 1s. He's a doll." notes Mrs --------------------- Sawyer THERE'S MELANIE Morgan ond Katy Jackson. both 19. who've been friends since they were sophomores at Rancho Alamitos High School in Garde n Grove. "She's my best friend -I love her and s he loves me and l know she 'H always be there." says Miss Morgan. saleswoman al Nordstrom. "If s he's upset or I'm upset, we always know. -we can relaa U> each other. "She doesn't judge me and 1 don't judge Wedding and mgageme11t announcements run on Sunday m the Doily Ptlol f'orrru a~ ouailobl<> al all Dally Pilot of/1ces or by callmg the features pepart· me11t. 642·4321 To avoid d1&appomtrnent. prospective brides art> remindl'd IQ.hot•e 1he1r weddmq stone!. w11h a black and wlule glos~y o/ the bnde or o/ the coupl<>. 10 tht' 1-·ealures Deportment one week bt>/ore lhe weddmy Triumph. MG. Austin Healey, Jensen:M aserati, Rolls Royce. Aston Martin, Citreon SM REPAIRS 1/2 OFF on atL Mechanical Labor Costs Mechanical • Body • Restorations THE TElllRING SttEJPPE Christmas Gifts in ~ · Large. Size 40 to 52 \ Toasty-warm jackets ~· ·. and little chill· " Loads of gift suggestions for every budget. Gift Certificates from $5 ~!~s HALF-SIZE SHOP fULLHTON HUNTINGTON llACH n• Otongefo,. Moll 8• Hvl'llngton Center LAGUNA HILLS l0911no H1lh Moll COSTAMISA · • 1805 Newpor1 81wd PEN E~enings and Sunday (E•c•pt Costa M.sa) l BontAmericord • Mosler Charge Jd~~'fSe' I • a-~>Ui tmaitwrr .J°:.fineJCDw~rs is y~ t:o anttoz-o1a· t1U ~ni'>1J ~ fi 1s >~w stme' Z230 f"~irilzew JWac( Co.sui~ Join us FriMj' .Kovt 1>t.f,·r-.<A 1Ve:C( .slUl~ ouY' Oiristmas ~s witft !JOU 655 East Vfwi,,St:t'ut 1lis~'1A l13· "'1'19· OVlb z.z.30 1iu.rvz·t w ~ wsta ~asa- 11'1· lr/fl,· J9Sf ,. • ., ·-f • . . . . . ' . ... . . .. . -. -. ~ . ,. . . . .., .... .. ANN LANDERS Thureoey. November 23. 1978 DAIL. Y PILOT - Big Bertha Challenges Taunting Remarks . DEAR ANN LANDEM: I am In my n venlh mootb ol prea· n a o cy and am d termlned to work until my Tabor palns l'ome ri ve f1llnutos apart I'm "' blg tcirl to be1rin with and I 'vt all'\'ody galn~ ' when l was the la1t one secreUy JeaJous. This ls D E A R A N N on II crowded elav111or the one th1ni women call LANDERS . 1 wonder and a smart·aleck In the ·do that they can 't. bow many people have back pl1~ up. "Well , Rltc ht, Ann7 Tell 'em given serious thought to hero we 10 -cruhJng oft! -BIG BERTHA how the telephone has to the basement!" DEA& BEllT; I& 11 ID· tyrannl.zed their lives? 1 'Tm busy," 1r you a re lent time ror yo. t• -or tell the party to talk!" call back at a time that --------suits YOU. Or better yet A•• l,a••••-Actually I don't mind d eed tile one tblag have -and it's madden· bein1 pregnant. In racl I womeD cu do that men Ing. -let t.be damned thing ring. -I BEAT THE SYSTEM ' 30 v<>u od all ln front think lt'a a te rrific ex· CH't -aad U'1 jut 11 The person who calls perlence. The jackasses well. U ~r Nat11re you picks a time that who aay dumb tblngs eyer reYerfed U.e suits HIM. <Usually, It 's are the worst part or it. I cllar1ee &lie laamaa race a HER. I 1be solution is 1u1pect aome men are w091d beeomeedlad. to have the guts to say, DEAR BEAT : Tbe per1oa with good telepboae manne r s alw ar.• ub al I.be out. te&, 'b W. a coaven· the real Santa Vou 'A'OUldn 't ~ht\"' tome or the r e marks m ade by t uppos.ttdly In telligeot peopl~ mOlt· 1 ·m a 1i1ht. but once !n ly men I try to ~ aood a while t0meone wlll 10 natured bttause I know too far like yesterday .... EMPllE SY213Y2-IN. ~SUPER REG. 2.79 TRUCKS 99!. Yow. reKue, cl.imp & '"• trU<ks ol olmost 1ndfltruc· toble SuP9!:P•rm Lile plosto< for lo•• of ploy. SaYe btgt ~BIG 24-INCK SUPER Sill Mottet·, towering figures Z•P along on wheels. Come fully onembled with ••<1llng O<hOfl OC• ceuor1es. Gfeot fun! 20127" LATCH HOOi HOOK-IT RUG KITS REG. 6'' 9.99 llG. I.SS LATCI IOOl ••••••• ttt Ten lull color dftlgn1 on lotch hooli cotton con• vat bodun9 with~· Mon1onto A.crllon '119 yom plvt _, lftllNCtiont. Fvn hotiby. flftt. 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UMITID TIME 5'EClAl I llllTIMGTOll IEAOI llllTIMGTOll llAOf I llllTIMGTOll IUOI I a TOIO 2113f ........ at Mi"lla 5111 Wanter 9161 Mmll at.......... .8 Tn at Wflllll . -' ..... . . .. , ,. ,. ... -~ _.., ___ OAl_~.Y.Pll·O·T ....... Thlndly .... NcMN .. m.-.~ ... ·m .......................................... ~ ... ~~~~ .. .. ' . •• Landry • Misses Allen DALLAS CAP) l\'1 )ual not lht' umt tu Tom L.andr) T h.-Wuhtn.clon Reds klM ~hall.-~ tht' Oall ov..bo)'. 1n Tua Stad1um for tht-Nflllonal Conferenre £astt1rn l>I va ion lHd todo aod tbe 11.year ,. , v.Uran Cowboy coecb aays. "I , • eer(alnly enJuJ tht com~o tloe,.. •• ~ But Landry UU mlSNS the cballenc• of ¥Oloft one-on one atrate1oe&lly .~lh Gt"Or&e Allen.._ tllle rormtr Red1ktn1 · and former t.01 An1e lea Rama' eoecb now turn~d tel~vlalon commentator and n~wspaper 1 columnllt, , ·~E~GE WAS EA.SY t.o &et mad at. said Landry. "It sort of took something out or the rivalry when he left " Asked ll be could get mad at the curreot Redaklna • coach, Jack Pardee, Landry sald. "Oh, Jack is aJJ right. He bu dooe a good job.'' O.n'Todq aa_..2.i •2a• : Wasbiaaton whipped the -·Cowboy• t -5 in an October matcbup lD Waab.l.qtoa and now ~ bothteamaareM. . ; Cer1.a1Dly t.be playen aren't having a bard Ume working up a good mad. "THEY WE&E talking Super Bowl iD the fourth game of the season but forgot there were 12 weeks left," sniffed Cowboys linebacker Thomas Henderson. "They are in bi& trouble." Cowboys defensive end Harvey Martin said, "They did a lot of mouthlng off up there. Now they are ln our backyard. I hope they don't miss the plane .. Washington running back John Riggins says Henderson should be lathered with mustard because, "I've never seen a hot dog that didn't need it." 111881NG WILL BE one or Dallas quarlerbJack Roge r $-aubaeb's No. 1 antagoDlsts - ' · 'fttdskh1JJ cferensive linesnao Dlron Talbert, who is out with an injured knee. Dallas will be without full •back Robert Newhouse, having bts finest season, because of a , •sm all bone fracture In his right leg. The Redskins have lost four out or their last six games after a 6-0 start. Pardee blames injuries that have been "mounting up" in keeping the Red.skins from play· ing to their potential. HE WILL GO with J oe Theismann a t qua rterback. Theismann quarterbacked the 'Skins t.o their earlier victory over Dallas. Dallas was made an 11-polnt fa vorite by the odds makers perhaps because of Staubach's overall ~7 career mark against W ashingt.on, including four vic- t.ories in the last six Wasbingt.on- Dallas confrontations. The game was a sellout ln ear· ly September. Lakers, Boone Stretch Streaks HOUS'J"ON IAP > Karetm Abdul· Jabbar a.tOrt'd 7.8 pc>lnta and Norm Nlx· on added 27 u the l.01 Aoc•l• L.Uera roarf'd L6 their 14th 1tra\1ht NaUonaJ l\aabtball AalOC'lauon victory with • Ul 114 ded loo o ver the-Houaton , RMllf'tl Wf'Clncaday ni•ht point• befcn boldlng orf • late Rocket rally. Hou.ton led Uarou1hout the llnt ball behind the 18-polnt performance of MOffs llalooe and a 14 point effort from Rudy Tomjanovtch. llalone finlshed with 32 SJObtt1 aod pulled down 21 re- bounds tomjanovlch added 19 polnts. who bave put totetber their longest win streak a1Dce they won a record xs consecutlve sames in the 1971·72 teason. game. Boone aoapped Kerr'i ttnu aet between 1954 and ll6S with three dif. ferenL teams. However. a league 1poke1man bu said that Boone's mark will not be of. ficially recopbed lo tbe NBA Guide. Laker guard Ron Boone, an U·year veteran. took the floor for his 845tb con- aecuUve reeular season 1ame Wednes-day nldhl, ecllris ind the Nata·onal 1.01ANMusu111 -o.mi.v•1-11•;Wt•••Mt•, Nixon It'd • lhird quarter 11purt 811 tht' I akf'n llUt.ICOl'f'(I Howton 1' 8 at the <'nd Qt Uw pc•nod to takl' • 1ux point k~d -86 ~. (•111t-rma lhe hnal •Uut.ia. The flo(keu. who trailed 111·101 with ltts than lour minutes t.o play. scored tht' game's next eight points. But Jamaal Wilkes connected on four sttalChl Cree throwa t.o clinch UM Laker victory. • e Abd<>l·J•bbw " ... ,. .._.. 1CMI• HI-IOMttr Fef'et Basketbatl Assoc alion re~rd set by CM1 • "'*"' > 2 i '· ;..,~. , CM12. ilt0111te11,,., .. ,-.... • Johnny Ken. 2~~~1Toet IMO -R•kl. CMI "; ,_,_ldl • .., tt; The 6-foot-2 Boone spent eight years (,...._ 10 '"" n, 8¥rv '2, •. ~ ... • 1•1 u , ~ In the now-defunct American Basketball !,~~~ ,~vHo. w .. " 'CMJ. -*" \H •>. Tetet• A&lociaUoft. playln& l,n 8e2 coaaecutlve LMA...-ie ~·•VOUHTH~ :M » »-Ut Naaon and Abdul-Jabber lHmtld up fOf' ti po6nu ln Ute flnal period u J.,.oa AQJ•l built lt.e I ad t.o as many as U retular-seuoo coat.est.a. ~-• • n ~··• 8y playinc lo b1I l.Urd atraiabt NBA . a~~.=·~· !etet !ollt•"-".,,..... ,., ..__ WUkes hit M polnls for Uw Liken. Present Frona Pete Cincinnati Reds third baseman Pete Rose <left> jokes with R eds coaches and clubhouse personnel after giving each of the men a ne w jeep in Covington, Ky. Wednesday. Rose. who is talking with seve ral clubs as a free agent for next season. said the cars weren 't meant as a going away ~ift. ClOse Call for Yankees Retls, Royals Made Late Off er to ]olm NEW YORK <AP > -Ir the de- cis ion wer e based strictly on doll ars and cents, free agent pitcher Tommy John , who of- h clally Joined the millioo dollar pitching start of the New York Yankees Wednesday, probably would have headed elsewhere. "Ciqcinnati and AtJanta and Kansas City all offered substan- tially more money," said the 35.year-old left-hande r, wbo played out his option with the Loa Angeles Dodgers. "I took less from the Yankees because it was an opportunity to play in the best city in baseball.'' IT WAS. HOWEVER, a close call for Yankee owner George Steinbrenner's active wallet. New York thought it had John wrapped up with a $1.375 million investment for a three year con· tract which Yankee President Al R ose n presented to Robert Cohen, John's att.omey, in a Sun- day night phone conversation. "The YankHs restructured their economic package in the area or deferme nts and in- surance," aaJd Cohen. ON MONDAY. Cohen spoke with Dick Wagner, president of the Cincinnati Reds. who ap· parently offered more than the Ya nkees. Then, on Tuesday. another complication was added t.o the picture . Just as Cohen was leaving bis home and heading for his New York-bound flight Tuesday morning, the phone rang. m ake his final decision which, Cohen said. was not reached un· lll well after midni~ht. ··But for Al Rosen, Tommy wouldn't be here." said Cohen. "The way Al handled the sltua- ti on , h is kno wl e dge, h i s phllo~opby. his depth as a huma n being ... all or It played a role. What tipped the balance, l think. waa the city. the media. the club. all that. and Al Rosen." the attorney saJd. "YOU ALWAYS dream of playing for a great club," said John. "I've been on a team that was beaten by lhe Yankees two years ln a row. Now I'd like to be with a winner .. Toda\y'sTV By HOWARD I .. HANDY Of,._ o.ilf ............ Following are the major sports events on television today. Rat I nos are: ./ ./ I ./ excellent; ./ ' ./ worth watching;./' fair; I foroet It. ~ 9:30 a.m., Channel 4 I ./ I NFL FOOTBALL: De nver at Detroit. AMOUMen: Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen. Interest In this annual Thanksgiving Day tussle in Detroit in the Orange Coast area will center around the kicking of the Lions' Benny Ricardo, a graduate of Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast Coll~. Ricardo has 61 points this season and Is sixth In the Natk>nal Football Conference in sccwlng. He has missed only two attempts within 47 yards and has 14 field goals In 23 tries for the season. He Is 19 of to In conversions. The vlsltlno Broncos are favored by four points In the lnte~<onference r ivalry. The Broncos are tied with Oakland fcw the American Conference Western Division lead with an 8-4 record. Detroit Is 4-8 at the bottom of the National Conference West standings. Ha lftime ceremonies will honor former pon tight end Charlie Sanders who retired this s ummer after spending 10 seasons with the Lions. He owns the club career pass catchlno record w ith 336. The Super Bowl finalist Broncos are paced by quarterback Craig Morton who has completed 7S ot 157 passes this season. <f) 12:30 p.m .• Channel 2 I I I I • NFL FOOTBALL: Washington at Dallas. Announcers: Pat Summerall a nd Tom Brookshire. A battle of co-leade rs In the Nationa l Conference Easte rn Division c hase features the Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys. Dall•s, the defending Super Bowl champion, has been struggling this season amid uneasiness on the part of star running back Tony Dorsett. But the Cowboys won a n inspired 27·7 -victory In New Orleans · Sunday while the Red skins were losing to streaking St. Louis, 27-17. Both must look over their shoulders at the advanc· tno Phlladelphia Eagles woo play St. Louis Sunday and are only one game back in a bid fon playoff wild card berth. · . Dallas will be playing without the services of run- ning back Robert Newhouse, out with an injury but with Roger Staubac h at the controls and Dorsett ready to roll, will be favored at home by 11 points. Washington quarte rback Joe Thelsmann has been getting stronger In each game and k icker Mark Moseley Is one of the top scorers in the conference and is tied for the longest fleld goal in the NFL this season, 52 yards. OTHER TV 9 a.m. (4) -NFL '71. 10 :30 a .m . (2) -FAMILY SPORTS SPECIAL - Inc luded In the program are a circus. rodeo, gym- nastics competition and Ice skating. Noon (2 ) -NFL TODAY. 10 :30 p.m. (50) -CORNHUSKER FOOTBALL RADIO 9:20 a.m . -Football : Denve r at Detroit, KNX (1070>. Jack Buck and Hank Stram report. 12:20 p.m . -Football: WaShlngton a t Dallas, KNX (1070). Lindsey Nelson and J im Kelly report. ~-Broneos, Lions Vie .,. "I was going out the door when Kansas City owner Ewing Kauffman called," said Cohen. "He c hanged thei r whole package around. When 1 met Tommy at the airport, It.old him he'd have to·conalder these two ne w offers." John was 17-10 with the Dodgers last season and beat New York in the opening game of the World Series. The Yanks bounced back after losing the first t WO games Of the Series t.o sweep the next four games and wtn their second straight world cbam piomb.lp. Friday • 10:15 a.m., Channel 7 I ./ ./ I -f • Derwer F avOred Today ,.. of;. ;... PONTIAC. Mich. <AP)-For ·~t.be ':Ji:" the-Detroit Llons ":.are s 'lban.k.sgiving Day ~ in helmets, sweat socks and "'; JibouJdel' pads. ~ JoiDlng them on the football ~neld today are the Denver Bron· ~COi. ~-Both NaUonal Football League ~~teams will mow by about 3 p.m. ~ l!:ST if they've got a vlct.ory for ••'which to be th.ank.f ul. Denver, defending American : Conference champion, is ob· ' ,. .. vioualy the favorite with an M ~ record after consecutive wins ~ over Clev~ and Green Bay ~· •• DETllOIT. WIDCll LOST six ~ of lta fll'St seven games under new Coach Monte Clark, bas ~ won thne of lbe lut. live for a ~ O.n'Teda!J ,.. 0.-..el" •• 9:38 ~·~~~--~----~--~ ~4-8 record. The Llona are vuUy ~.Am proved, but. Clark la the first .~ admit tbty've sot a long way u10. • • The prae ls being nationally 2••vlled for the 23rd atralaht .~"UM IMelt NP'L atatlltJcs: • Detroit'• Gary Dulelloo ranks lblrd. 1.mon1 National Con· ,,. .Jwence quart.erbackt, tlght end ~id Hilla ii 11th among re- ~Htvers. Dexter Buuey <716 ¥ard• > ud Rorue Khat (584 ;nru> .,.. Uxlh w iOth aiDOftC ~· ., 1'0• IKIADA.NY'S U.4·yard puntlq averaae la second beet, while Jesse Thompson -a doubUul starter due to Injury - is third ln punt returns with a 10.l-yard average. In the AFC: Denver's Craig Morton la ranked ninth among quarterbacks, Riley Odoms is the sixth leading receiver wtth 38 catches and Steve Foley's five interceptions is lied ror second best. Rick Upchurch is the leading punt returner. but is injured. DENVEa COACH Red Miller utilizes all bis running baclu ao none stand out in the stallaUcs, although six have rushed for 3lO yards or more. Former Michigan star Rob Lytle, expect- ed t.o start against Detroit, la one orthem. Bob Peck, Broncoe' pubUc re· l•tlon1 director who wos the ad· vance man on the eame, said Denver view. the Uons "a.a a team tettilll better every week. but a team hurt by it& own m.l.a- taket ." Both t eams h ave loat 13 fumbles and both have suffered numerom penalties, Detroit 97 for 781 yards in lo.1e1 1ad Denver 107for112 yat'(b lost. Tbe 80.a SUverdome ls ez. pect.ed to be close t.o eepaclty for the t•me which will mark the return ot iormer Lions defensive beck Charlie Weit, now wttb Denver. ·Charlie Sanders, all-ti mt great U&trt end ror tbe Llom who rellred tbl1 yHr, lt btlot honored at balftJme by Detroit. \ ON THE PLANE. flying east, Cohen laid out the deals for his client and John conside red the pros and cons. When they at· rived in New York, Ro~n and Steinbrenner met them at the airport and Cohen told the Yankee brass that John needed some time to think things out. The pitcher and his wife ch«ked lnto the Plaza, the same prestigious midtown hotel wbere just under three weeks ago he had been choeen by the max· imum 13 teams In baseball's re· entry draft. Then they dined with the Cohens and the Rosen.s at the 21 Club. one or Manhat- tan '1 plushest restaurants. The ambience of the clt.y and the set- ting may have helped John "They have been the best team In baseball for the last two years," the pitcher continued. 'It's not o ften you have a chance t.o play with a club like the Yankees.'' JORN JOINS a Yankee staff top-he avy with high salaried pitchers. The bullpen ls headed by Rich Gossage, a $2.75 million free agent pickup last year. The st arting rotatlon Includes 38- year -old Lula Tiant, a free agent signed for $800.000 10 days ago, and CaUisb Hunt.er. the original $3.5 million free agent. On the injured llat recoverlnc lrom sur· gery and unlikely t.o pitch before July Is Don Gullett, for whom New York laid out $2.1 million. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Pittsburgh at Penn State. Announcers: Al Michaels and Lee Grosscup. Penn State's Nlttany Lions are seeking their first national championship and have already accepted a bid to pfay In the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day. Plttsburgh's Panthers are also bowl-bound and wlll play North Carolina In the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, Fla. Dec. 23. The Panthers are 7-2·1 while Penn State Is undefeated f n 10 games. Penn State Is favored by 13 points but the odds· makers may be looking at the No. 1 standing of the Lions. Penn State Is paced by Quarterback Chuck Fusina and kicker Matt Bahr, • professional soccer- player. '\ Pittsburgh's Hugh Green. a defensive end, was named lineman of the week by the Associated Press this week In college football. He had 10 soto tackles, an assist and four quarterback sacks against Army last week. The Panthers are ranked 18th and are paced by the running of Roy "Rooster" Jones. Kings Can't Hold Lead, Tie 3-3 LOS ANOELIS CAP> -Detroit's Dale Mccourt mlued a penalty-shot attempt at 3:49 of the final period, but be COMeeled on a 40-foot blat almost six mlnutet later to Ult the Red Wln11 lnt.o a S-3 NaUonal Hockey teape Ue wtth the Loi Aaieles Klngs Wednelday night. McCowt had been booed all nl&bt by Kings' fans for toiag to court.ln bla ref\.wal t.o come to Lot Anaelet tbJ.t HllOD -after art arbitrator aald llcCowt would be com· pensatlon for Detroit'• 1l1nlna of former kln1s• aoaJ.ie RoaJe Vachon. M cCourt wu awarded a penalty lbot l>y referM Gre1 Medill wbtD Loi Aalel• 101Ue Mario .IAuard threw bl• atJck t.o bait a bnakaWQ bJ lleQNlt. LMnnl stood hll ln>und on ibe per\alt.~ abot and smothered the puck on his rtlht pud. The DetrolL center came 'back at 10:48 on a 'Red Wini power play to score his el&hth 1oal ol the aeaaon wblle Detroit en- joyed • two-mao advantage. The Kinp'bad taken a 3·2 lead with 6:41 left in the second p•rlod OD Marcel Dionne'• 13th goal ot the Muon. DtoMe beat Red Wlnp goalie Jim RUtherford from Ove feet after a PIH from Tommy Wiiliama. Oetrolt tied. the tame at 2 on Nick Llbett'a ~footer wtth 7:31 la the aec:ond perfod. Defmaeman Darryl Edeltrand of the Klnp and Fena Leblane of tbe Red Wtn11 had firat·period 1oala, Leblanc's fourt" toaf of the MUOft "'8ina Juat 15 MCODU after tbe open1n1 faceoff. -r-T·t----. '" .... @t .. ... -... . -.... -.. -........ rt was the firat tte of lbe se..,on for the Kln&a JlDd the rut.b for Detroit, wb.lch had lost lta last three 1amea. Loi An1ele1 holds second place in the Norris Dlvtalon with 19 point.a and Detroit ls third wuth 15. .. ·-- .. l I -.. WAlER POLO I TENNIS I FOOlBALL I BASKETBALL A Ceo1ule Aepon From the World of '9ort1 A Thanksgiving· Offering . To Television Widows From AP [)Qpa&dw• A bit or Thank11ic1v\nJt Day ~rse In honor of Iona· ~ufft>rlnfl football w1do..-• 1'wo Uw d11\ nl flu'"""''~1nr and arrni.\ lht> n uon lhf-n'IMUYM ....,, t' t1 11lht>rtna (urn t •. 1mtl)' ~ll'br11lwn '11w turk.a•)' "Mll \luffM and Ult 111e h•l'<'n mlnl'1'1l .mJ th\'~"' w•' bus)', but fu-mly ron\'Jnr1-d I hut ht't U1m 1n lhc> k1tr h1•n -•lh twr h•ndi. an tht• Af ·11~• h111l NOMl roe u 11ood C'llbe • Turlc.-v D11y fl'll'll Tht'n 'utkll'nl) • \Olt'\' ht' dl"t'1utl'd lo ht'ar nalth' In I m m the• h\lnK room Mtl(J 1111 ~ h(or -llh ft•ar It ) third .ind 111 l>c·n~.-r ,,lid the 1n11n un 'I\ Ttua. llit.•ltvll l H>Q d1•{\'!bU1SOm~ lo ~t nw llnmt'\,., •llW lhto I~ hnall\ ._. throu11h lit\' turl.1·\ "''*' 'lt•am1"" t""° r1nd1E'd >om' too PIM\•r '" ,, ... d, 'tw Ulll-d OUl "'Ith pndt• I .1mc• thto \OU'l' rrum thC' 1 \', ·11 '11 ttw c·owboy) orf '>ld1 u.11 ..... anJ "U\h1naton. ror tht• Nl"C F.h t . li1Ui.t'C1 A rurtlwr dt'ht) 1n the Turltt')' Day foast /\nd Wht.'fl that wns O\ er, and thto turkt-)' had burned on rarn1• n.•111onal C'Ollt'J(e giamf'll for all roncemed '11wrr w1&.' RuLi.:t-ri. and Colaate and East Carolin' <1nd App1.4l11rh11rn Staltt, all in prime l1m1'. and /\&M vs Texas In the SWC. and the Mr!> ah• turkey without rompany On l''nday she reheated the lttft over b1 rd for hol lurkey sandwiche3. but she hadn't heard uhout rollege root ball's version of a Broadwny h11, 141Lh top-ranked Pl'nn State's game against Pitt "PleaMO come to dinner," !>he offered a ple11. but f'usina was dashing for another TD The next day. two m ore games appeared nn TV Ohio St vs Michigan and Notre O:ime-t:SC It was hn• and in rolor and out of the mate r :im<' halfback' and square outs and mshml repla~., Ry Sunday lhl' tu1 kt•y .... a., fast tum1ni: i::recn. IN• mince Pll' \l3!> !tOJ.tJ:!Y, but m fl'Ofll of the )Creen lhcrc "'as re1uonal football. this tim1· the pro~. -.1th blockl'rs and tackl('IS and defensive nov.'> Los Angeles-Cleveland. the national game, to add to the festivities and add to the pain 'llu.• weekPnd was over and Mrs. was mad. The plans went for nothing. the food all went bad · C..1carty dejeC'led. depressed and up light, She !>lumped in a C'h air for a rt'Sl Monday ml(hl. nrt whal lx·ll1•r way for the ru1al death knell lhJn 1'111~1111q.:h San l'runC'bco and Howard Cos<'ll ..-----q...1e of dw Dafl....----- Tommy Jolla, on his trade to the Yankees: "Wben I was traded to the Dodgers, I said it was Uke going rrom a Chevrolet to a Cadillac. Now, coming to New York is like going from a Cadillac lo a Rolls Royce." Rose Get• a Solt Olln- COVINGTON. Ky. -Baseball's Pete Rose II can add another te am to the Ii.st that is seeking hls services now that he's become 1l free agent. The telegram arrived Wednesday -the day Rose returned from a four-week tour of Japan with the Cincinnati Reds -from the Roundtable II Pina Softball team of Rancho Bernardo, California. The team wired lbat it would be interested in having Rose "a.sour third baseman or outfielder, if be prefers." · The offer includes a red and white uniform and plenty of beer. ··Flexible, willing to negotiate," said the telegram. NQflfJl!f• ~ese A •etlafto 0... Even another high scoring oigbt from its Big m Three couldn't help the Denver Nuggets out of their NBA losing streak. David ,.._mpsoa tied bis seasoo high with 3S points, George ll~buda had 24 and Du bsel added 22 but tbe Nuoet.s still dropped their sixth straight, 113·111. as rookie KeD Ber· ,_ saved the AUanta Hawks with a 23-foot jumper with nine seconds remaining •.. G'M WUUama scored 22 points a nd Jack SUma• added 18 as the Seattle SuperSorudl downed the Chicago Bulls, 98-96 . . . Player-coach Due Coweas scored 2A point.a but it wasn't enough for the Boston Celtics, who fell to the Was hington Bullet.a, 119·103 ... 29 point.a by rookie Wbdord ..,_. led the New Jersey Neta over the GokSen State Warriors, 100-92 ••• Otis....._, bad 31 points and PllU Ford 21 as the Kansas City Kings topped the Portland Trail ,._"°" Blazers, 1~96 ... Walter Davia and Aivao Adams combined for 59 points as the Phoenix Suns slipped by tbe Indiana Pacers, U.5-110. Ran~ St~tclt Strftllc Wltla Tie Bnce Boadreaa'a second goal of the game, a f.ti1 breakaway shot with just 3:05 remainin&. gave , the Toronto Maple Leafs a 3-3. tie with the New York Rangers and extended their unbeaten NHL streak to five . . . Yv• Lua1*1'a tip.in of Muto Tremb&Q'• slapsbot in the fmal period save the Montreal Canadiens a 3·2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguinl" ... Benle Federko's ninth goal of the seaaon lifted the St. Louis Blues to a 3-1 lriumph aver the Wublngton Capitals . . . Second period goals by Old Gilles and Gen'J Bart pushed the New York Islanders to a 4·1 dec:lsk>n over the Minnesota North Stars, wbo dropped their flllb atr=t . . . &kk MacLelab and Paal Evam ol the Pblladel a f1ers punched in third period goal• to defeat the B falo "Sabres. 3-2. \ N~tc -~St. G.-. '11tle Ray 1.ocldla scampered 78 yards for a EiJ touchdown in the final quart.er to lead New Mex· 4 • • ico State to a 33-31 wtn over West Teu1 St.ate to • sew ~ Mlaaour1 Valley Conference crown . . r Cadd11 will step down u bead coach at the Univenity of the Pacific •.. Gal'J Troll, who had been of. renaive coontinator at Memphla for two ~an, wu named head coach at the school, repladne ,,_.._ ... Tbe Pttt.tburKh Steelen aiped ftY•YNI' veteran &11 Oldllam to replace the lnjureCS audJ .....,.. ... OTHFJI 8POllT8 -...... .., ..... president of tb~ American Soccer Leaiue annouac9d the tbe Colmeetleut Yankees' franchlH baa foided became of the lmtabWty or current owners to meet leacue obH.1at1on1 and failure to tom ply with the mlJllmum teacue operat1n1 standards ... o ... Faw-tu, coa~h oft.be ~U.S. Olympic buketball team, said be ia quJttlna bl.I poll as head coach al P""tdence COi.iei• but wUl a.y oa a1• ~bool'• at.blM.lc ........ . . . McEnroe Topples Teltscher From Ar Otspa&ci.et BOLOGNA, flaly -Jobn Mc~nroe, the rising star of Amerlcan tennls, struggled lbrouah three long aet.3 to edge countryman Eliot Teltscher 6-3, 4·8, 6·4 and 1&aln the quarter fiDMl~ ln ltaly111 $50,000 lntema· Uonal indoor tournament Wed· neaday nl1ht. Top seeded McEnroe. tbe 19-y~ar·old southpaw, played up to expectaUoo.s but met relentless retl•tance in Teltacher. . Earlier, South African Bernie Million ul)lel another American. econd·aeeded Sandy Mayer, 7-6. 4-6, 6-4. A third Amerlcan . .PeteT Fleming, dealt quickly wjth South Africa 's Ray Moore. downing him 6-3. S:O. .. t"G'Zllftt ...... BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -Top -seeded Corrado Barazzuttl took less than an hour to beat Chile's Belous Pra· joux 6-4. 6-0 Wednesday in the first round of the Argentine Open Grand Prix tennis tourna· ment. Paraguay's Victor Pecci. win- ner or last week's Colombian Grand Prix, gained a surprising· ly easy 6·0, 6-2 victory over CbHe 's Hana Gildemeister. Argenti.n• 's Jose Luis Clerc scored a 6-1, 6-2 victory over compatriot Eicardo Cano. Chris Lewis of New Zealand beat George Hardy of the United States 6-1, 6· l. Jose Higueras of Spain over· powere d Aus tralia's Paul McNamee 6-1, 6-1. Brazil's Joao Suares e liminated Australia's Paul Kronk 6-2, 3-6, 9.7 and Rolf Gehrlng of West Germany de· teated Jalme Fillol of Chile 6-3. 2·6, 6-2. IJ.S. Duo Falb MANILA. Philippines -Jeff Borowiak of the United States and Luke Sanders of the Netherlands downed third· seeded Americans Terry Moor and Mike Cahill 6-4, 6-4 in the first round of the men's doubles in the Pbllipplne International Grand Prix Tennis Tournament Wednesday. In other matches, top-seeded Mark Edmonson and John Marks ol Australia beat West Germans Peter Hiu and Thomas Roepcke 6-3, 6-4: No. 2 seeded Australians Ross Case and Kris Kachel defeated Brad Role, of Australia and Emilio Montano ol Mexico 7-6, 7-3 ; and fourth· seeded Brian Teacher and Sherwood Stewart of the United Stales disposed of Australian Dic k Crealey and Anggeo Jimenez d Spain 6-3, 6-3. In other doubles matches, Americans Tony Graham and Joel Balley beat Jim McManus and Dick Dell or the United Stales 6-3, 7-6: Australia's CWf Letcher and Peter Pfegel beat American Steve Dougherty and Peter McNamara of Australia 6-4, 6-2; and Australians Rod Frawley and David Carter oust· ed Alex Marcial and Johnny Jose of the Philippines 6-4. 6·2. E1'ert Te Plq Chris Evert, who says she feels she once more is No. 1 in the world in women's tennis, plans to play the European circuit in 1979. "I want to play the European circuit," Evert said Wednesday, ''I'd like to go to Paris again. I like to play on the clay, and I haven 't done that for three years." Olympic Bowl Charity Tilts Set for FV The fourth annual Tbanksgiv· log special Olympic Bowl foot ball charily games will be played Friday through Sunday al C field on Ward Street Jwst South or Talbert in Younta n Valley with teams from the Fountain Valley Youth Football League participating. Team memben, cheerleaders and Fountain Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce mem· bers are cu.rreoUy selling tickets with the winner of a drawing re- cei ving a trip to Hawaii for two. Tickets are $1 each but there is no cttarge to watch the iames. Over the past tbree years, enou1b money bas been raised to 1pon90I' mo~ than 250 special athletes ln t.be special olymplca at approximately $34.50 eacb. Raf er Jobnlon. t.be 1980 Olym· pie decathlon champton. b the celebrity chalrmao. Hollywood celebrltlee are pped.ed to at· tend aome qi the aames with 1ymna1Uc1 and Polynesian· Tahitian dancers entertalnln& at halrume and between garnes. O•m• btliD at 9:30 a.m. Fr\· da1 and SWadaJ a'd I a.m. Saturday. . --'": ... -.. ~ ,. ~ ~ • • ,,,... • ., •r • ••' • ,.--... ~ • ...... ·-----.. .. . --.. • • • • t • Thunci9y, No~m~r 23, 1978 • DAILY ptL()T - Top Hornets Ru.stlen Capture SoCal PolO Title ..,... -DAN MOORHOUJSE Newport, Estancia In Sends "It's into the frying pan for us." lamented Esta.ncia High waler polo coach John Carpenter after the Eagles set up a showdown with top· ranked Newport Harbor in the quarterfinals of the CIF playoffs. While unbeaten Ne wport Harbor was manhandling Buena Park, 20-3. at home. once-beaten Estancia was cruising by Long Beach Mlllik.an, 10-5, to set up Saturday's meeting between Orange County's winnlngest prep polo teams. Newport, the defending CIF champion, got seven goals from Tom Taylor. five goals from Mike Grier and three goals from James Bergeson to run its re- cord to 23-0. Joe Drake had four goals and goalie Ride Trom recorded 15 saves as Estancia won its 19th strai1Zht to run its season mark to 21·1. Showing consistency. Newport Harbor scored five goals in every quarter. The Sailors were champions or the Sunset League while Estan· cla came in as champions of the Sea View League. • B1 IOHN SE'V ANO °'""~ ........... For lbe thlrd lime ln the past four seaaoae. Golden West College's water polo team bas captured the Southern Califomla Junior College ~hampionsbip. The Rustlers ac:compllsbed the feat Wednesday by defeating Fullerton. M, ln the winner's pool. The win raises Golden West's record to 21-0 on the year and automatically places the Rustlers in the s tate cham· pionshlps Saturday, Dec. 2 al Golden West. , - THIE RUSTLESS grabbed a 6-4 advantage just before the half when John lvenoo stole t.be ball and fed Tony Wooten on a breakaway with only 22 secoods remaining. But Fullerton, 25-3, wouldn't quit aod tied the score midway through the third quarter. Dan Moorhouse gave the RusUers the lead for good late in the same quarter when they held a one-man advantage over tbe Hornets. Moorbouse's goal made lbe score 7-6 and the Rustlers were never beaded. Tim Spaeth added two more goals in the final stanza for in· surance. THE aum..eas. who have banded the Hornets all ttiree ~ their loeaea, played superb de· fenae, led by aoaltender Lindsey Andenoo, who recorded 11 saves. They also stopped Fullerton on four or five man· power advantaces. "Thia win takes _a lot of preasure off us.'' said head coach Tom Hennatad. ··&.ch year we list our priorities as to what we want to dp. and we do things one atep at a tlme. First we wanted to win the conference, then tbe Southern Cal championship. Next it's the slate title." THE llUS'l1.Ea8 WILL meet the north's No. 2 represeotatlve in the first round-West Valley- in the state championships with the wl.nner meeting the defend- ing slate champs, De Anu, or Fullerton for the c._mpionabip. De Ama took the tlUe rrom the Rustlers last year who had it.the year before. SC... .. ~ Full•rtOft 7 , ? O_., Golden ~1'1 • .J ) I 1-• Gotoen ~ w:oronv-f>l<lltord 3, --.. t. ~"' t. ~· •• Woot ... '· ~~: Ful19rlOnWf. l.on9 8-K ... IM. Press1•re Team EdUon Foe Hm Another Crocia/, HACIENDA HEIGHTS-When the Wildcats of Hacienda Height.s invade Orange Co.St College Friday night at 8 for their CJF Big Five Conference football clash with No. 2 seeded Edi.son. ooe lhlng is for certaln- it won't be the first pressure situation for the Wildcats. Wilson, operating in the nine· team Sierra League. opened the season with a league game and came through with a 21 ·7 victory over long time power Los Altos. MACIEMDA HEIGHTS . WILSOtti.MI 11 LOK Alio. U WelMll 1 Sovlll H•ll\ 70 O•m- l) 11-1....s 1 I) L•P-~ " , .... ~ .. , c--· : 'l'I EO<lewood Saddleback Wins Opener 0 14 , >• Ed Patrick followed up a key steal witb a 20-foot jumper for the winning basket in Sad· dleback College's 111·109 vict.oty over visiting Long Beach in tht> basketball opene.r for both teams Wednesday night. \ In other CIF second round playoff action. Edison bowed out in the second round for the second straight year as the Chargers dropped a 14·9 decision to Long Beach Wilson. Undsey Riley had a hat trick for the losers. who were playing at home. ANO SINCE IT RAS been one crucial after another as the Wildcats waded through the league season with a 6·2· 1 rec· ord. good enough to gain a playoff berth for the fi rst time since 1970. Only a 20·5 non· league victory over Damien in the fourth week provided any breathing room for the Wildcats. Patrick's play came with 1 :48 remaining in the game and jmt six seconds after teammate • Randy Wbieldon bad scored lo knot the score at 109. Chris Emery was credited with 12 saves In the net for Edison. This is Wilson Coach Dave Merrill's fourth year at the helm after a five-year tour as an as· sistant al Los Altos and bis team e mploys multipl e sets. sometimes going to a full house backfield. * * * Cl~ HCOfeD •ou"o k.ere..,~ B<MNPMll 1 0 1 0-l fffw-1H-S ) S S-10 N.,.port ...,._ \<orlfl9 -Trtlor 7, Grier S. 8..-99to11l, OeVrle.2. SoulllJ, Fu"\, l8Wllf0ft l • J 4-1' Edlto11 l 1 3 I -t EdlM>ft KO<lnQ -Alley 3. Sftleld\ J. Melvin ?. "We go to whatever we feel we can ta.lte advantage of," says Merrill. "As ror F.diaon. tbey ap- pear big and physical and have no one going two ways. We don't see too many apparent weak· nesses." HofflNtn, M<Cr-Y Est-le 3 1 3 ) IO L8 MllllllMI 1 0 0 )-) Es~I• tcortno-Or.-e •. 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He is pie· lured with committee members. from left : Harry Green; Steve Pappas, chairman; Dr. Frank Crinella. hospital director: and Tom Throp, co·chairma n. At11\I Cr-~I II• IC•t• Lifle P•-IJ-1 111 T'°Clk•I Tr.oU\/erQ/ IAll.tr~el ... AloU Ot WlflCb •-c•I , .. Mtfll'\ &<on. ~llflQSI I 1' OoodM o-·~'' 110 Tripp to Compete GARDENA -Ron "Sleepy" Tripp of Costa Mesa will be competing in J. C. Agajanian's 100- lap Turkey Night grand prix USAC midget auto race at Ascot Parle tonight. Shoe R i des at Los Al Friday Wtlhc Shoemaker will ride at Los Alamitos Race Course Friday aboard Red Desert and return a~ain ~unday to ride Sw1ng the Harbor in the $40,000·added Orang(• County J landicap. Thu; will mark Shoemaker's first appearance in tht' saddle at the Orange County facility as he rides on two of the three final days of the 14-day Fall Fair meeting. starts and bas been in the money 10 or 12 trips to the post this .Year. The five-year·old stallion is coming orr a wire-to-wire three-quart.er length vie· tory at .Santa Anita In his last st a rt with Shoemaker aboard. Bobby Frankel trains the horse. In addition to riding Red Desert to the .ruancno Stakes, a $20,000·added feature Friday, he Will also Mde in the eighth and runtb races aboard Frankly Fickle and The Argyle Kid. .Swing the Harbor has won four of his last five The 47·year-old jockey bas ridden Swing the Harbor four times Uus season and has guided him to three victories and a second place finish. Shoemaker bolds nearly every lifetime record for jockeys, including most wins, most mbney earned. most stakes victories and most hundred grand victories. CHERYL JOHNSTON Jolmston T op P layer Cheryl .Johnston of the No. 1 ra nked Corona de! Mar Sea Kings girls volleyball team has been named player or the year in the Sea View League and along with four teammates, he lped to dominate the all· league ftrst team. Johnston, a product or the Orange County Volleyball As· sociaUon team , is a senior this ~ason. She bas a devastating spike, is an outstanding blocker and one of the best all-around playen ln the area. AU-Sea View Finl Team Corona del Mar~usje Crone <Jr.>; Cheryl Johnston <St.>, Monica Park <Sr.), Aileen 5emonsen <Sr.), Marcie Wurts <Jr.>; El Toro-Danielle Arbour <Sr.>. 8eCOlld Team Corona del Mar-Susanne Askew <Sr.); Estancia-Laurie Adams <Soph >. Susie Nisbet <Jr.>; Irvine -K im Od e n <Fres h>; University-Grace Mccarley <Sr.>. Leslie Speros CSoph.). Veteran T e am OCC Five Act,s Like Contender By JORN SEV ANO Ge U10 Deity "'lee Sa.ft It bas taken three years, but Or ange Coast College basketball coach Tandy GiUis finally thinks he's turned the Pirates' pro· gram around. Assuming bead coaching duties in 1976, Gillis and his team mired through a woeful season in which the Bucs finished with a 9-17 record. LAST YEAR, OCC'S fortunes began to change. For only the second time in 10 years the Pirates completed the season with a w1nning record '17·14 >. The Bucs also reached the finals or the South Coast Coo· ference tournament that de· termined the wild card entrant in the state playoffs. Finally, OCC could see the light at the end of the tunnel ... and the l978-79 campaign could make things even brighter. THIS SEA450N'S Pirates wilt not only be more respected. but should be bona fide contenders for the South Coast title, too. Gillis has three starters re- turning from last year 's team with which to build a nucleus. Returning to the backcourt arc Paul Akin from Corona del Mar and Ray Orgill from Estan· cia. Both are adept at handling the ball and each is an excellent shooter from the 12·15 foot range. IN THE MIDDLE Glllls bas 6·5 Pet.e Neumann back. Flank- ing Neumann will be 6·6 Brian McCormick, a transfer from LA Harbor wbo started for the Seabawka last year, and Steve Timmons. 6-6 freshman from Newport Harbor. Neumann set an Orange Coast shooting record in bis freshman seQsoo when he hit on 161 of 251 attempts, a .641 field goal percentage that was tops in the conference. The Estancia High graduate averaged nearly 13 points and six rebounds, stats which should increase this season since he'll be facing the basket more often. Gillis' bench will consist of a good mixture of veter ans and novi ces. Ed Be ll . a 6·5 sophomore forward from Edison should see a lot of action, as s hould Stu Van Horn, a 6·5 freshman forward from Estan· caa. ··Last year we thought we could wi.n 18." says Gillis. ''Th.is season we think we can win 20 and be contenders for the COD· ference title. "WE'llE VERY DEEP on the front line and we have two very good guards. We're still looking for a third guard, though." Whal Gillis is most pleased about is bis team's versatility. "We're well balanced with no particular style. We can change according to our opposition," be says. Orange Coast's scrimmages have already proven this. TWO WEEKS AGO the Bucs handled themselves admirably against a much taller Cypress club that liked to slow the ball down. and last Friday, the Pirates not only ran with a team n o t e d for running - Saddleback -but outran it and outplayeditatltsowngame. "We're going lo be able to run more than last year, but under controlled conditions.·· explained Gillis. "I expect us to have a much better club a month from now.'· he adds. "We're the kind of team that should get better as the se880n progresses.·• : MV Has .Rugged Task Esperanza High 's A%tec s, once an also-ran before Coach Pete Yoder took over. rei1ui.s as the only unbeaten pre p football r..am in Orange County in 1978. Friday olgbt (7:30) at Valen· eta Hiirt tbe Aztect Will be try. iQI to make lt 10 ln o row u tbey open tbe CIF Ceotra1 Conference pta10ff1 asatnat South Cout LhlH representaUve Iii.um Viejo. . by tackle Dick Monson <205>. noseguard Gret Thompson (195) and linebacker Bob Wood (200 >. Yoder says Mission Viejo, a 5-4 team, potes more problems ~ . .,, ............ Nortll ... S.....• Alt• Fr••••r to OtetlOt ,.,_, S1.""1tlM'7, Piii Cel St•I• FutlerlOll, too Yllf'be 1.lflN ~ twflol'f, tllefl p<0<..0 H\1 ll> flrlMlfetll A ... """" 911 ll<'lldlord. school I• lo<.M- M 911 left·-~.,....,..""°· PIK..,.I• thaa appeMW oa the 1urf 1ce. ••we would have preferred an eaaler opponent thal\ Mlsak>n Vlejo u the No. 1 seed," says Yoder. "Someone without tbe coacbinl llaff ol Mission Viejo." having allowed only seven touchdowns. Ludwig bas completed 67 or 126 passes for 847 yards and three touchdowns behind a line which includes Ron Eatoo (230), Pat Ro1ers (210), Steve Willlama (235) and Monson (205). Keefe was a starter a s a sophomore ln Esperanza's CIF playoff games In 1977 and bas run for 1,148 yards on 222 carries lbla year. He's a 6-0, 18C>·pounder wilb atrenith, more than speed, his a reatest asset according to Yoder. H~lllMIA IM I Racing Results Loa AJamttoa ............ .., IT_ .. _,_.,., . .. , ........ Finl ,... A, .. ,. Tim• IAI t.rdyce l •IO, J 00, 110; Hurry Scurry IHMtl 1.IO. 7 IO, Cl• 8vck C'ffk ICtenuel UO. '2 OM<le 11·11 IWlld Jl6.40. Cl!Mrt- Second ••<• Cl>••Cllfl Foo) IT ru•Y•e I ).a 80. 11 60, • 00. Gff #Mn Go IWenll • 10, J 60, ...._tw Cl>••Qe ( ........ I SAO. ~·"· Tf\l rd '•t •-H•n• \ O•n<tr ,,.,.,,.,, ,, '°· , 80. s 80. 0on ... R•ln IA~I UO. J.00, CMt'f MM 11\fli""r•I • 60 Fourth •«•-~· 5on tSIAll lnq\I 17.70. • • ..O, • 1111, H.,.bOr Petrol IFr•rl•rl 1.70. '70, Lef!O•nq "°'"' IH•rll II 00 U UKle t._11 p.eld un so. Flllt> r~\ Gori tluDWl•I 29 60, 17 Ml. \ Ml, A Pl••'"''• 1Cr•t11•<kll 11 •O. S . .O; Orlllln R-1St411UllCl'tl l.00. 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He is fifth on the all·lime list of USAC midget win· ners but is a long ways behind leader Mel Kenyon with 86. lfich Vogler. this year 's champion, is also en· tered in the Turkey Night race. He has been vie· torious 11 times this year in addition to five sprint car victories . ''NI -ENSE LEAS•'' 1979 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME HONDA CARS • GMC TRUCKS • ALL MAICES & MODILS BMW -MERCEDES BENZ -MARK IV -PORSCHE - OE VIUE -SEVIUE -DIESEL -CAR S & TRUCKS LEASE 7 DAYS A WEEK UNIVERSITY Sales & Service 2110 HAllOtl llYD. •COSTA MllA (714't 540-9640 ~ . . E l9f>lhrlkA SI SI You (~Mii ----------------------------------6.10, 4.•0, l 10. I'm A Tr•vf'l•r IRenklnl 7 00, 4 60. Mr E•<lllnq IC..mpa\I SAO . 11~~·;~,KS~.p~nt~..:c:=.'..' ~~~ ~' ~~ . • ., ........... "''"' ,.~. w>-r -~ {...,A\.v-l '~ h,..lli ~;~riii·i~ -.8 ~ -rllOO E 1--rKIJ-Gled Dey •Nolluel I , .... 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IW'91t. • -- . . . .. ...... . ... _ ....... ·---·-.. ._ . .,,. .. ....... ,. ......... _. __ _ ... .. .. . ..... ---. . : OUTDOORS Thul"lday, November 23. 1918 DAILY PILOT ·~ lllelc ........ ., ~ Fishing for the Big One;:. .. jl ' ., Turkeys, Tw-ke'YS By DJCK RQBINSON THE LOG THEY KEPr of lbelr ad· ll hs the practice here to reJeue aLr , · DMIY~~writW ventures. tboueb understated, is an m a rlin unless they appear lo ex~ ,· .,._ -1 •• . 'tf ; •• Ha ppy 'l'urkey Day• ~ Or. happy meltaJ:r\s gaUopn'O day. 1lth1ch '' lbe latm namt-ror turkeys lla vlJltt bunted t-urkey In tM plne ttata, lhl"OUJb 1he oak and hickory lands and on cypre~s hum· m <X'kS an the !IW&mps of Florida. I mow the turkey 11> thl• «mx of gaame birds, and tht" ID06t r unnlna ~·rt'uhu•f tn Ult> wUd BUT TIIEN THERE Utt som folb v.ho have nl'\'t>t M"t'1l a tu.rk~y an the ·~ and tMy think turkt.'yi. a.no lmple mlndtd S uddenly. lb grut black marlin odyssey few men will ever bave the op-1,000 pounds jn weight. The analer" mov.-.sllenUv tnto th.e waters orr the porlunlty to Uve. figbta the fish untll it can be .......... .. teenptrature ' ..._.., dramatic east cout of Au.'ltralla. The weather ls tropical, hot and sighted neat".the boat. Once an estimate dive to 63 nd 64 d oree Wt\h tht>lr bellies heavy with up to 150 humid. of the weight of lbe rish is made, the • pounds of rot!. the females come lO Lb.is The bait, 12 to ls.pound bonJto, scad marlin is released then or brought to rt.'udlnf( ofb horo, but precise area near Lizard Island on the and yellowfin tuna was fresh caught on garr. ' marlin and broudblll url' Great Barrier Reef in September to a lure. The ball fish, once caught. are On this Friday. t he fish Murray KUil bc.•m11 t.akNl on Uw spa wn and breed. quickly cleaned and gilled, the hooks hooked was estimated to weigh ~ ba n1c In thv Cutohna Tht.' coral 11pme of the reef grows from are sewn in, then the fish are nuh pounds and released in 20 minutes. Channel. the ocean noor like a· monster's back frozen in a brine solution. On Saturday, Hanks was on a fish at.. W l th lh" hrcwd b 111 booe. Inside the reef, a nd offshore, the Now seasoned by the cold and tirine, 12 :55 and released it 30 minutes later as' 'C'attN•t>d from off Hunt· waters teem with sea life. these fish are then defrosted to Just a 700-pound plus fish. mttton Beach, on th · 14 Accompanied by ~he much Ughter above freezing for t.be job of work at Sunday, Mu.rray had a marlin throw.. m ile and Z67 banks, ofl males. these amazons of ~ their race hand. the bait art.er 10 minutes al 1.2:50. At: Dana Pomt and around know the generous waterS here will Pulling anchor, the Gladys Rose 1: 55, Hanks released an estimated... It ui t-~y to wxlersta.nd bf-cause ln the barn )'tird . or on televi ion. thtly alrut around with their reather.t Oattd out while wiaaJtna ~ir silly look· ang v.·nttk u.nd ~II tht.· time ~obbllna at each other the hip farm. nu.merou~ make their newborn lbl'ive and grow. rumbles out to the open ocean from the 800-pound fish. broadb1ll ~err baited by Lee.of the reeieacb daf. THEN, AT a:ts, a great-marlin~ --sportamen last weekend I with h k · Ued And the commc rc iu l EARUE& THIS MONTH, Jim Mur· A teaser ure a oo ts tro ttom the deep and SS minutes later~ Turkt>)'~ l h't• lo watch, bu r . bunt and most of 811 t.'Jt St> did our 1>lu.r\'lnlo: forefalhe~ wbo· founded this na11011 on n turkey did through the long cold WIOll'r ~htC'h Vt Ob the Start O( Thanksgiving BenJumin 1-'rankhn suggested to our farsl Congre::.s th.it th lurkt>y ~ adopted as our na tJonal :.ymbol lie lo:.t th.l s argument lo Congress and the eagle But who do you know has ever eaten bald eagle and dressmg~ DID YOU KNOW lhl' turkey helped win World War,., It was because Sergeant York was a great turkey hunter. He won enough money at a turkey shoot lo buy a home for him and h.ls bride . -·-nut more than that, while on the front lines. York gobbled like a turkey caus ing GermaQ snipers to reveal themselves so York could blast the m. This won h.lm the Congressiona l Medal or Honor and York came back home to Tennessee a national hero. Has Congress e ver heard of an eagle helpmg to wm a war? Pigeons. maybe. Turkeys, yes. But eagles" MOST HISTORIANS and apthropologisis agree the turkey 1s native only to the North Am erican continent. They also agree the way the turkey got its name 1s from the "turk·turk·turk'' - clucking call they make which caused hunters who heard their distinctive call to say. "boys. lbar 's turkey m them woods." Even if you stiJI think turkeys are the dumbest b i rds you ever met. for years 1 bought my Thanksgiving turkeys from the smartest farmer I ever knew. The little country lane that lead to our duck blinds passed lhls farmer's field. ln the rains of November lhe path was a quagmire of quick sand. Inevitably, five cars or hunters would bottom out here in the da rk before dawn and we would have lo walk lo the blinds . Upon our return, while loaded down with ducks. there would be the farmer herding his turkey nock. Parked conveniently near by was his tractor. There was no preamble. not even a howdy. Over the fence, lbe farmer would yell, "you boys want me and my tractor to pull you out or lbere, l got some nice fat turkeys all dressed in the spring bouse to sell" What the farmer bad figured out was there is more profit in selling 30 or 40 turkeys at $5 a bird than towing five cars out or the mud at SlO a car. So while you are silting down for lbat turkey dinner today. just remember Christmas is right around the com er and there are a lot of smart farmers out there in the world. Shooting Sen1inar Set The Laguna Hills Gun Club will conduct a series of four "Learn to Shoot" seminars begin. ning Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. and will continue the following Tuesday nights for four consecutive weeks. Skeet and trap shooting will be demonstrated to those attending along with shooting techniques, gun lore, ammunition and reloading. ~ Then participants will be given instructions in a ctua l shooting using the gun club's equipD)ent. The programs will be conducted by pto· fessionals in the skeet and trap shooting field. Reservations can be made by calling 830-1003. Olympic Group to Be Named LOS ANGELES <AP ) -Me mbe rs who will form the Los Angeles O lympic Orga n1zin~ Com m ittee wi ll be named within 30 days, the Southern CabforniJ Olympic Committee has announced. The committee a lso dre w up a numbe r o r co ntract s in t he form under which they were negotiated. protecting Los Angeles from liability should the Ga m es run into a financial deficit. boats still coolinul' to ray. Newport Beach. and Don Hanks. ahead 'Of the two marlin rigs to entice fish was gaffed. When measuremeow-· lake fishforlhe market Covma, returned from that arena wbere big waboo and narTQW band mackerel were taken of the length and girth, it. they met and fou.gbt 14 great fish. away from hitting the marlin baits. was determined to be a 1,000-pound~ T ht-marl n acllon ts and Ir. nk t I all th The rtr t fish they have come to becau•• the fiish was heavy with.roe. mostly around lbc Nine Murray .-..a s rave over e .,..ea • '"' o._, ....... !St ile Bank off San Diego. world m their business of supplying fight, nse from the deep around noon At 4:58 p.m . Hanks' fish "'I&"'" un:. And below the Corona dos le ch nicums and sophisticated equip· where Gladys Rose was trolling by hook in 16 minutes. _ the r e are scattered ment to monitor tbe progress of oil fathometer readings. She ran a twisting Score for the day , one release, two I f wells drilled on offshore platforms. course to stay oo station where the deep thrown books and a 1,000-pounder. schools o r yet ow in , Io AustraUa. they set aside elgbt days water meets the rise or the reef. Then after six more days of ftsbing a lbacore and ski p jack to meet the marlin on their own grounds Hanks landed a 1,0l7·pound marlin. OU Newport Beach. BUT IT W"'"" NOT tiJ 4 40 lb t The Ci•"'al score, two 1,000-pound black there are a number of 10 a n attempt to catch a world record ~ un : p.m . a m thresher sharks report.~f~is~b~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__:t=b~e~r~irs~t~fi.s:::.:b~stru:.::.;=c=k~A ~~~~~~~~~-m_a_r_l_ln~a_n_d~l_2~fi_s_h~re_l_e_a_se_d_.~~ ed in the area, and the bonito, mackerel. bass and bottom fishing 1s ex· cellent. Pheasant Hunting Outlook Pheas ant sea son opened with gusty winds a nd r a in reducing the number of hunters In the field taking birds. Gr ay Lo d ge a nd Honey Lake areas pro· duced lbe best hunter average. Normally. Im· perial Valley toos the yield. but beeause or the weather hunting pres· sure is down some 25 to 30 percent -leaving many unharvested birds in the field. Deer season closes Sunday in Southe rn California. And Sunday is lhe final day or the turkey season. The second session or dove season opened Nov. 18 and will close Dec. 3. Archery and falconry pheasant hWlling season opens Dec. 9 and will close Dec. 31. Trout Plants Barring a dve r se weather, wale r or road conditions, the following lakes and streams. list· ed by county. , will .be restocked this week with catchable·size rainbow trout from Department or Fish and Gam e .hatcheries: ,, LOS ANHLES -819 Rock Cr"'-C•~l•lc L..a1t1! ...a Oowf'Slr_,, Pool, l e® UIU , Pkl< R-PM!< lAl<e. Pyrllmid LaU, San c;.twlel Rlwr • cwes1 .arwJ NOrth For~~· • SAN aEllNAllDINO -819 BMr Lake. • OllANOE -L.tounA Nl9uef Parll Ulke. YENTUllA -C•clluma l •lle , CHllH Ullte, Upper Piru Creo CH•rd lllCk Cemp). lllYEllSIOE -~l'lullla L•ke, Pen h Rewnooir. S.AN DIEGO -<>o.ne Pone, San Vicente Rswnotr. ltEllN l(.m RI..., CO.rnocrat O•m lo KRI PowerhOil~. Borell Powerhouse to Democrat Dem, l\abella Dam to &or.II ~. K Rl Powe..-to LAM IMClelle I. Whle 11e/ Last! The General Dual-Steel Ra· S dial. A great tong mileage t ire. B ui lt with t wo steel belts and radial·ply con · struction for long. econ<>m•· cal mileage. P155/80R13 ER78-14 FR78-14 GR78-14 HR78-14 FR78-15 Big Savings On Glass Belted Radial Whitevvalls! The General Jet Radial features two ply fiberglass belts, a radial polyester cord body, and an aggressive S.rib tread design. size BR78-13 tubeless whitewall, plus $1.95 Fed. Ex. Tax Sal e Ends Saturday, November 18,,. 1978 $1.43 $2.36 . $2.51 $2.65 $2.82 $2.45 SIZE GR78-15 HR78-15 JR78-15 LR78·15 P185/75R14 P195/75R 14 REGULAR PRICE ' . ~ . . .~~ = ·.. "'' ~ .. .. . . . . ... I • $ALE PRICE $50.95 $54.95 $56.95 $57 .95 $43.95 $45.95 ..------Fed. EX. Tax $2.75 $2.94 $3.08 $3.22 $2.08 $2.21 RAIN CHECK: Should our s11ppty ol some SIZft or lines run short dunng thtS e~nt, we will honor any orders placed now for future delivery at I.tie advertised price Sil£ BR78-13 TUBa£SS WHITEWALL Plus $1.99 f .£. T, $1.99 $2.40 $2.58 $2.76 $2.96 $3.05 $2.83 $3.03 $3:19 $3.34 POLYESTER CORD TIRE DEAL! The General Poly-Jet features a smooth riding polyester cord body, and a wide. flat tread for traction. •231s Size A78-13 Tubel8$S Whitewall plus $1.64 F.E.T. F.U. $1.64 $1.72 $2.13 $2.26 $2.42 $2.60 $1.78 $2.45 $2.65 $2.86 .93 TOTAL TElllS v PRE-HOLIDAY RETREADS BLEMS 3 POPULAR SIZES SPECIAL BRAKE OVERHAUL SALE SPALDING TENNIS IAU.S .... c:-.. ..................................... $15.00 SHOES Tf'ftl 2 ~ .... U4.'5 , •••• : •••••••••••••••••••• $ 18.0 ..... c:... .... 111.t1 •••••••••••••••••••••••• $1 S.00 Lotte I.Mr ............. UUI ................... ,$21.00 Q 3 DAYS •LYll TBllS ..... SAT ....... MOY. 24, 21. 26 \\ J • ··--··-~ '-/ COb& ~ 17111 & IRYIMI •l.17 .. Co•MIM 646·0514 ALL SIZES ONE PRICE! WHITEWAUS If A 'I AIL.AIU ' Mo CesiRg leqllir..t IMCWDES IMSTAU. AMDIALAMCE MAJOR. BRAND STEEL RADIALS WHITE SIDEWALLS s4500 I 00 GR78xl 5 .••••••• ... + 2.40fllT 50 P205/70-14 .~ •..• 53500 -+ J.40"' I 00 P205/75-l 4 •••••• s37oo -+ J.llNT TlteH Ill t1M1 wHI flt MOtt ""6-the U.S. vehlcln. t Install Dtsc Pads - linings 2 Rebuild wheel cylinders 3 Resurface rolors & drums 4 Pack front Wheel bearings 5 Install new front grease ~~~tall retum & hold-'$7;599 down ll()nf'l9S 7 Bleed l flush Master Cylinder 8 Inspect bnM<e hoees Mott U.S. ... 9 Inspect mast9f" cylinders ....... un 10 Add fluid If necessary MOY••MLMU 11 Road Test ,.,,...,an Sooner or later, you'll own Generals General Tire Store prices ind credit terms. Product avallablllty and prices may ~ary at Independent ctealera displaying the G~neral sign. HOFER TIRE SALES 8249 ... COAST GENERAL TIRe . 2855 Hw bot llYcl. . Costa Mna. .C:•fornla MidwaJ City, C .. fomla 892-2093 540-5710 • I • ... , • I :\ ... ••• • • .w.._......._......,..._.-.._ ___ .., __ .., • ..,tt.M.- ..-.. ·-__ _.._ , -.. -..... ·-·· .. -. -. . .... • ' 'ii. . ....,_ .. , .._ .. -....... . ........ -.... -·-·-•-. ... -.,.. .... _, I \. -DAILY PILOT Drugs Pollute Capital? ColumniSi: Politicans, Dipl.omats Use Theni ppel"'*'-' ~ ....... Jome. I. Arown1n.: Jr . tht· for mt•r l ' S at tornt-"h,1 :,u t· t•c:-.~full y pro.,t•cutt>d OC\\ !>l/llVt•r ht•1 rt'bb !';.it rtl'IU tlt•J~I . h Ub ht·t·n rwnu·ll t:ourt tomm1s:,1oner u f domt·~lH' uffatrs for Suu Matt'O COW)t y. Nt;W YOltK I AP a '· t'uhlonat.I -dr-ut111 have be<'om s tandard (1.rt• ut Wa hlngt.on P*rtlf' whotc guc t ll1H1. und partakers, inc lude POhtlt'lan nnlJ dlplc>mab. ar C'Ordln" to Wa11h1ngton columnlat Maxin CJ'I ~h1n• "Drujl!., 1rn rt1<•ul11rt y lht' (R'4hlon11hl1• an"~·' httvt· b" C' o m t' 'o .11· <' e pt ll b I 1• 1 n Wo .. hinjttOn that ('V(>O 'iOOW WhHt• lk•l~' lC\Jt•111, fcotl fn·c to mdulit' In lht•m on th-.i prem lH , " Mi ~ Cht• hirt' 1oHlt !. 1n thL+ L 1i1~HmMJoumai AT A WHITE Hou st-JUL r~ativat th1s summer. ahc sayi., 3 hu.e or marijuana ~mokt• hung &ea vy undu th~ low bt>nd mg branches of u magnolia lr~· "hen Preaident Carter darted behind the bandstand tu ('On gratula~ the mus1dans " White llou't' pn·~' <if! 1rt•1 dt>clant.'d commt!nl -without wt· anit the artJt·h· M1s1> Cheshire also Mud that ---------the law Sen Joseph McCarthy MAN GE'lS 8 YEARS VISALIA CAP 1 A 74·year·old Tulare man was senten('ed to eight )'cars in :.late prison for a conv1ctaon of murder mg a clock shop owner because he was angry th <~I repairs on ha s '4 at<'h h<.td not bel'n com pleted Ernest Earl Tillery re· ccaved six years m state prison for the se('ond- dcgree murder plus an additional two for using a gun. "'as a morptune addict whost• habit wa:. rin anrcd h y tht· Federal Uurcau of Nar<'Oll<'I> for notional set·unty reason:-. AGENTS WHO worked under llarry Anslinger, t'Omissioner or the narcottt'S bure au for 30 years. said McCarthy', "regular· Iv obtained his na·rcot1ci. through a druggist near the White House. authorized" by Anslinger to fill the pres<'nptions," s he wrote. "Becau.~ the senator's addic· t1on present~ a 'grave theat to this ('Ountry' and· because the sca ndal could have hurt the country. Anslinger agreed to make available all the morphine necessary to maintain the <'On g r ess man 's h abit." Mis:. Cheshire "aad HIQDorGoes Street Saks Stop CHICAGO IAP> For 34 years. Walter Hall \\ .t:. a Good Humor ice cream m an, dnving has truck from April I lo Sepll'mber 30. seven d<iy'> a v.1•t•k . from 9 a m lei well after dark. Hill as far from good humored these days. The Good Humor Corp., originator or 1c·t' t·r cam on ~1 :.tick almost 60 years ago, says 1t will no longer ~C'll its chocolate· centered ; toasted ~•lm~d bars or other delicacies on the street. THE COMPANY WANTS TO concentrate on sales to s upermarkets. schools, ~p1tals and fast- food chruns ''I'm quite upset," said Hill, 57, who h ad the most seruority of 200 Good Humor drivers in the Ch1<'ago area ... That JOb has been something I've looked forward to every summer. An&hnaer. ucrordlng to one or th · r t•llr~ uicnlll. wrote abwtt M<·Curth y N udt.llctlon. without namlni tum. In u book called Tht• Murdfi rnrs. a m emoir publuih ~ In IOOl TH I'. l'tc('ARTtlY 1nddtlnl wr11t <'Orut1dert•d u rarity back th<·n But tuday. thti ('olumnlst 'Suh! "Mun,v Wu11hin1tton 1mr1les '"'v" cocuant• und marijuana as notun1lly u!'I matrt.inl~ And 1ru.1dt·r:. i1ugge:1t thflt if tht• cxtt•11t u( dl'ug ubui.t.> an the C'1lp1tol wal' upoist.'d, tht' r~ull· 1ng scondw wuuJd tou<'h every urcu or t:<>vtmment ,,. from the hullowf'd halls or ConHtl'SS to . Large Engines rnany a <'hondellen.'<I cmbussy, and uven to thv Wh ile Ho~." 1She Htd. AuU1orlUes s ay umbaasadors a nd embassy officials using dlplom<1tlc immunity "regularly, bring cocaine. In kilo q uantilh!S worth hundreds or thousands or oollnrK, into Dulles Interns · tlonal Airport from abroud." M 1111> Cht'tih.lrc si~d. The involvement or foreign embassies in drug lraHicklog, Miss Chesh.lr'e said , "is a scan· dnl of such monumental propor. tions that the entire story is un- llkely lo be told as long as the United.States wants to keep Ila allie!'." Chrysler Loses Bid on Recal/,s WASHING TON <AP> -Chrysler Corp. has lost its attempt to blo<'k the recall of 1975 model a utos with large engines. the En· varonmeot.al Protecllon Agency announced. EPA Administrato~ Doughur Costlc ruled that Chrysler must recall about 208,000 autos with 360-cubic Inch or 400·cubic inch engines. The ca.rs affected are the Chrysler Cordoba and Newport. Plymouth Fury and Grand Fury, and Dodge Monaco. Charger SE and Coronet. The original recall was prompted by what EPA described as "improper design and adjustment procedures" in the autos that caused excessive carbon monoxide emissions . No other recall, said EPA spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. has involved design failure. Instead, be explained. the recalls were prompted by breakdowns or the parts of emission·control systems No other automaker has appealed a recall order . Fitzwater added After the recall notice was issued in December 1976, Chrysler announced it would a ppeal. An administrative law Judge upheld the recall order. and that order was affirmed Tuesday by Costle. Chrys ler sllll has the optJon of appealing the recall order In <'OU rt "I enJoyed the kids the most Some of them ~l'rt-like part of my fa mily r met some very nice 111·ople Lhroughout the years. I watched as scrawny k1<b would grow up to be men and women and get rnarrie<l Some cvt•n asked me to stand up at their \\ c•d d rng~ " BRITTANIA JEAN lhll m(•t h1:. wafc, Isabelle. m 1954 while he was working his route an the western s uburbs. HILL STARTED WORKING FOR Good Humor in 1945 after serving five years in the Army durini:: World War tr. "I've alw<Jys liked heing outside," he said. "I h,1d to haw an outs ide JOb. My brother had been a Good Humor man, so J went into it. too " 11 111 has a job loadin~ trucks in the winter. He "a"'i he may try to hold the job year.round. ''J'v(• got quite a lot or thinking to do." he said. · It .., a bag lo:.:.. not only to me. I'm very disap. poi nt1•11 Thl're ;irl' a lot or people I 'II never furgt•t San Clemente Typing Of/ered Adults can take a refresher tYPing course Wednesday evenings m San Clemente sponsored by the Capistrano Unified School District's adult school Students mufl type 15-20 words per minute to enroll in the class, said Gil Morales, adult school pnnc-ap<i l A fo~ of $5 will be charged for the nine·week cour!le. Students can registe r any Wednesday dur. mg the 7·10 p.m. class sessions in room 409 at San Clcmt'nlt' ltigh School, 700 Ave. Pico. Additional information on the typmg course is uva1lablt' by calling the adult sc.hool office 498·0340 • p Illegal Gifts Cited In Alcohol Sales . Yf ASHING TON <AP l -The government says m1lhons of dollars in cash and other illegal glfts ure being distributed to bars and Wholesalers by tx;er . wine and liquor manufacturers and dls-tr1butons. ~he Btin;au.of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms ~aid 1t is begm rung a two-year investigation-of ma .' J~r manufacturers and distributors suspected of • \11olaling alcohol markellng laws by givlng payoffs lo store operators who agree to stock their pro. duels. SALE Brittania prewashe<r denim jeans Reg. $18.00-$20.00 NOW 11.99-512.99 Kennington l /s woven plaid shirts Reg. $9.50--$11.00 .NOW •s_.99-S9/.99 Kennington s/s fashion knit shirts Reg. Sll.00-$13.00 NOW ALL '6.99 Levi's for Boys fashion jeans· Rinse denim, fine line twill & cotton sateen · Reg. Sl 1.CJ0..$18.00 NQW 14.99-110.99 NATION I MISCELLANY NOW OPEN! Cormier Leasing's new facility at the en- trance to Irvine Auto Center. You can lease a new car or truck from the ·cormier Professionals who will program your ind1v1dual needs. Maintenance leasing our specialty. Free Loan cars av- ailable. Located 1ust east of the San Diego f'.reeway. Take the Lake Forest Or. turnoff. go east to Aockf1eld, then make a left. · ·• ., Come in and see us today• • 768-8026· ·- cormier leasing 23813 Rocktleld Blvd .. Lake ForHt ( THE BOOKMAN ) REVIEWS In the DAILY PILOT OCEAN PACIF1C SHIRT-SALE Choose from a great collection of knit or wcwen shirts from your ~e California shirt maker. S/s and l /slu'hf engineered stnpe & srlllscreen collar placket shirts ·-ft.9. Sll.OO-S20 W ' NOW 112.99 s/s woven collar plackets 1n great looking asSOfted styles 8-g. Sl7.G0411.00 Now'l3.99 All ahlrta ahown are ooe of o coU.ctSoa la .U.. 8.MJ..XL. YOUNG MEN'S DRESS SLACK SALE Angel's Flight Disco dress slacks & lee Disco· slacks Reg. $19.00-$22.00 NOW ,.99-'13.99 j~i~' Lee· WRAP SKIRT VALUES Wrap around print skirts Reg.S28.00 NOW'l2.99 SAVINGS ON SWEATERS Just in ti~ for the cooler .. weather! Assorted Sweaters Reg.$10.GM29.00 NOW •s.99-*14.99 Sale on Dittos ;ec Reg. $18.00-$19. • NOW JUST' mm WOM JEA FC LE: Ass der ~ Reg. mm NOWJ1 •10.99-•. ~ Two Die· in Shoowut I KF.NNlflilll I km~~~cibe':.'11~':= d~r~er Id:bt'::~~ flllTl~ftNI BE_,H . GIFT • than $3, the Manila BulleUn Today reported, I 'JU I VI 1 18'. • The report •••d Hanual Barrera 27 and 101 . FREE I avawav ~Rolando Baut11ta, 35, both fiabermen 'rrom 11 AdtJtn/ /Jt/e a.AIAllAI Rosario,-«» m.iJe1 eout.bweat ot here, bed an ar1u-,-....._..-...,.._ ~ -• 11\ellt over money Baut;tsta owed Barrera'• Siller. """"n"r· \;If DioOkt ... /t G AdalnJ ~EE ewmr BOXESI ·t:u~: ::14:ac1·: :~·~rie~= ::!· 714-964~3323 cnU: - and killed each othe~""woundlna two byatanden. ~---------... --------------------_ .. ._ __________ Im! _____ _ -. ........ .---.... ....... . -. . .. , _____ __ . -... _ ·-----·~''''·-··· . . "' • • • LOCAL High School Students Named on Honor List ·Who's Wbo Among American High School Student.a, lJ71·7S" wlll lndud~ the namc:J or a numbt>r of Orange COll$l ~tudenlS fh~y are. by c\ty (•••fl• -4 -l• ........... 111111\•m ('lwl\I~ Hen ,,.,. .. I•••• J.ol l-_.. .. 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Rodriou•u, l•"¥ AOO!><IY. Tim s.v-oe. o. .... SI•-·· -..itt •n•<' Sy..--Merli 0.ly One ,..... -R•nov He<nnolon, J11h• M•l'1•111, Ol"Q&• Muetlet' -SleC1M11 zunioe II T--ll;lrtiw• '°"'""°"· S... 0•• ~o. Aolle<t ~. ,,..,,. Ceci.e .. in, K-y K-. .-Lam "''"'· ICMell Me<Ferl-• .J ..... MolHMfyk, ~ Mull~, CMol P•t•ln9, l!Ytt-Pollll••mf'ner, Lupe A•mirer, ~·o•• Ae111Ck, Chrhll,.. ~ ...0 Cory Wilson. M1111ll119i•11 •••ell -Giselle 8•9llOM, Kerry 8-. S<iWllM llunov. M•tt 0.11U u , Geor9e Glnt11••9. Aot>ert K•\Ull•um, Mt<llffl l,.AlftOeSlftllft, Jay W•t1on, Ma•lttte CH!w<"lne•. Lyn11 &e1101, Mike Barry, ~ Bet_.,, Autllfl'ln 8ate\0<1, Jun..e C<lln •n<I Steve Clloml<k llho, Lancp c11111er. Healllt'r Or ever. l•ur•I Ou11ger, Wendy F11enttt. Jennifer Gt•tt\, lo,,lt' Motlllouur, P•ul Munt, Jolln J•Ck.on. Oottn JollnSOll, L«T•IM LEVrs -· -·-o. ......... ¥•••••• L .. lft Jlll lole r ttl\\ M IC 11•1• Mc ~•erl ... l< .. •11• •ot-, ..,_, "'-0.. 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Rv~"" P•"•· ~y /Ill Gotdoll """'°"'"'' •nd ,..I•• c;o.,,_ "''° trom "'-OOr1 8Hc;11 ••• o.ell1 11 ..... , C..y Koll 1100 IC•ltt fP<rw Mii .. ,, ~te<y Pe<-M. Mtcl>HI Wen Otoe~•. A•O. WancltOO•, ll.,_111 W•yne, J.,,,... _,,,, Ry.,. At> Ila l e , Mellu• 8ee<llner, I( lf'n f <~•nw••IH. S•llY Esclltr, Sttpl\ellle "°"""""· I •Ml ICOY•lenllo, Jouo11 Lo1econo, M.,o• Love ll, Ktvln Stew•rd, M•ry Tttlmtr. Jonet"°" Vec<a•o, Lewi\ F•nnon, S.Hy O•vl<!\ ...0 Burton ()oat•. •at-.HH.-y A"'ton, llmy Mllhr, LAnceT'-ancls.mutt Wllll•Ml ...... 1--Lino. PIN. ~" a.i--Llt>coln 8ollon, Coll .. 11 M<G<.U. ...0 Kevlll Omltl .. MIH IM \I.... -IC•lli Mtlhon. Trecy Ak~. Clystel --.. lktll Br..W,, llMn lkdtlltos, Teri County Grows SAN DIEGO <APl -- San Diego County is ex· peeled to grow by 44,000 p e ople a nnua lly to almost 2.5 million by 1996. MOVIN'ON JEANS ON SALE Prewashed denim. cotton sateen and brush cotton fa shion styles Reg. $18.1)0-$22.00 NOW ss.99-113.99 ~ .LS (tl~M (M .i. , ...... t llMl .. 111 O•••""' '-'•'• Ho-tll 0•'"' Hvf'te••t Jim t ... t eM l tt•ft ........ C.•••• 1<•111•" o .... ......... o -UIJllC_...._, ""• \••••" I •••11• 8e0y l-"'IC!Of, T-y l llf<ltlle Al>OY ""'"'"' tvMfllf~• '-""101\r,.n w~ ~,.., '·~~ ,.,.,,.._,, """••• .. -. ....... 'klllede. \Yl•I• ~. I t~ \h-f Wllll•M \•Alm K•rl• Swl••CI•~ M•ry , .... , ~· ,,_...,, ltwtl! W•ltl , '"•'•"' W•\n1e\we-1 •M Mu P\•11• l•t•mby h• ,_.. .. '-4••·-l.••11• '""<'"" (~ C.-OOll. WellO'r H•ll hrl H ll-Vlr ..... l .. A19-• ..... ~-Wiii....,.. -M((oy, c.,._,., ""°'"'II. llw 5c'N-• •IMI Mi.wn Ylll!Net .................. ""--~· l'elflnt-Oe<*9Hlnil .. -~I ------------'-""' '-' .. ~ <>""'"" c...-... ~~UR :~~· l ......... ., o ....... ,,n •. DIN~ S.nu AM -ef•O•nCl -11 S#te ,~·~· Ar1• Lono..OUflY. fre«ll\et•-. J•Y 8e•CI\, 0.tH• 81i<.,,.,, l.1W flr•nn•il ~r•n C"t•#ford M••' Crum Pll•n C11on9 hd Ell1011. T •mot•ll C..•ner JOlln GI-. °'41 H•MOll, C•-Hto<Mnoer, ltw kOllf. Je_ Me<t._, lion Menlll, Vlvl•llf Perol._ C.tMrlN RHd - 111<10<•• Trttor ,,_ ..... y...., Jeff'" ~. ""•" P•lltr\on. l•Uri• WuO, 1110''"' ""°' J• . Cilorl• "< r.eoo, llO'tferey llietlO, MKl>etle Arncn, Lori IH«•. Ml<llellt 8..tcl!e<, Oorotlly C1 ..... S.t .. OimmlCk, VM• Goollolle, Oon11• H•11S011. P•ltl<I• H•rrl\. ._ollarl Holfm•ll, Mi<ll•I• Holl, Aosem••ltl HvQllH, LIW lflqell •nd °"''-• IH..iW<y Al\O, $Mr/I Kersten, Teri I( kid, 11111< ..... I IClnq, CiKrr Meyer, Mk!WMI 'lo\( C•rtlly, IV<•ry M< Glln<ll•Y. Normen Mll•e•. OI-Moo, PINI Nel\on, K•nro Oqur l, Tllereu Pk.00. LIW $f'nttll, l(etttryft $tffn>\, Jolln ,.,,,..,, JOftn W•ll, S~lly W.Der, u no. a.nr. lll!IOlt a.IW, C-c.. .... ,.,,,. Julie c..mmlns, Pllll O.y •ncl 8oO ,,. Solo. "''° l rOf'n FOV11t•ln Valley •re 51\fflden HoOllHIS. ....... ........,, CM'Of K•lly, 00<'9 ~ J«kle Mee•. ,,.., .. _.,,...,, Jeffrey MosOv, 8oO OrlOw\111, OwlstOON< R•em. Eett lleoolnq 111, Otew• Row. Ella-~"'""· h,.,. Sul»<, 9,.., win er, Cotlln Y•meuclll, TOCld Oe•11, Ae<llHI F-l<IQll!r, MerllN Bu ll, Sll'\rttl MetllOI -Erk W.1\\ l t Ylne -VIYl•n B•l>akanl.,11, Diane Clllnor•n. S.WrlY Garey, Mic~'" Go<'ell<i<, ICett>y Hertloan, V•lerle Ivey, Llw Otette, Sheryl Sm•ll. 1nono TI<lly, w .. i.ce W•lrod, 5'.l\1111 11 .. ~kl, llObift ~Is, o ... ,.. Oii...,---· SllDJ. MOSCOW <AP> -A group or children rrom the Volga River village or M iloradovka round the fossil or a giant dinosaur embedded in a block of limestone in a brickworks quarry. the Soviet News a gency Tass reported. The children round a block or stone that had the clear imprint or a large-t oothe d anim a l that the news agency caUed "some remarka- ble beast." Tbe children reported t heir findings to t he University of Saratov. which round that the block contained the en- tire s ke le ton or a n ichthyosaur. a mar ine reptne that lived in the a r ea whe n centra l Russia was an ocean bed. ''UGHTNING BOLT'' S/S KNIT COLLAR PLACKET SIURTS ON SALE Reg. $17.00. S20JJO NOW PJ.99-110.99 \ A.T. & CO. TROUSER SALE Choose from a group of A. T. & Co. trouser style slacks for women. stylish but flattering Reg. S2S.QM27.00 -D NOW '11.99-'18.99 5.99 ~ EN'S NYLON • NS SHIRT tR SALE ;s Choose from .. classic .. assorted print nylon orted shirts, a great buy imand ThUf'Sday. November 23. 1978 DAIL V PILOT - R_~ad-a-thon Beneficial Disease Fo•ight, Reading Assisted in Niguel By ANNE COOP£& Of .. o.lly ...... MMt Teache'rs al Crown Valley Elementary School In La gW\a Niguel say students participating in the Multiple Sclerosis Association ltead·a·tbon are im· proving their reading s kills . Parents say their youngsters are becoming good ciUzens by ~ading books to raise money ror a good cause. But the kids have a dlfrerent idea "l'M DOING IT FOR the prizes." said Cathy Newton. 11. a sixth grader. Students in grades two through six at Crown Valley and other Orange County ele me ntary schools are reading as many books as they carr at their grade levels or above . Parents must sign as witnesses that each book listed was read. Arter the Thanksgi-ving holiday, students will collect rrom~ who have pied~ a certain contribution ror each book read. The money raised will go to the Multiple Sclerosis Association. Last year Orange County students raised $44,000 to fight the crippling disease. STUDENTS WHO READ lhe most will win bicycles. tennis rackets, televisions and trips to Disneyland. Cathy bas read 21 books and has 16 names on her list of sponsors. The highest donation pledged is 25 cents a book. "One lady wanted to give me 50 cents per book. but I told her that was too high," said Cathy. "So she knocked it down to a dime." Cathy's classmate Christy Ottaway, also 11. has read 18 books. "mostly mysteries and horse stories." Christy bas just one sponsor. "I WENT TO MIU.IONS OF houses, looking fo r sponsors," she said. "But everybody had an excuse why they couldn't do it." Cat hy and Christy said they don't know anyt hing about multiple sclerosis. which is an often crippling degenerative disease or the central ner vous system. "I just know it's a terrible disease " said Christy, "and I wanted to help." HANG TEN SU.Jr SCREEN T-SIURTS FOR BOYS&:MEN ON -· Deity .......... ~ .. READS 11 BOOKS Chrtaty Ottewey EYES PRIZES Cefhy Newton Irvine to Seek Housing Grant T he Irvine City Council has approved an agree- ment with the county to apply for rederal assistance aimed al lowering the price of local housing. The grant application i.s ex~led lo yield some $200,000. which Planning Dire<:tor Eddie Peabody recommends be used to help develop a mixed-income family apartment project. THE OOUNTY WILL PREPARE AND submit the application to the federal Department or Hous- ing and Urban Development. The c0unty administers the HUD grants. un• der the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. which makes available, to cities under 50,000 pe>pulation. money fo r housing development. THE VOTE WAS 3·1 Wl11I Councilmen David Sills and Arthur AnlhQny not present ror the ac· ti on. This is the Cifth year the city has chosen to participate in the HUD program. The cit y already has received almost $663,000. Talk Schedided On Laguna Hilh ''The Future or Local Government in Laguna Hills." i.s the tqpic or an address by Robert L . Price to .the South Laguna Hills Homeowners As· sociatioo at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. T he meeting is open to area residents and is to be held at the Lo.marena Elementary School, 25100 Earhart Road. Laguna Hills . SALE Price ls the founder or the homeowners as· sociation and the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council and is a member of the board or trustees at Saddleback Community College. spe>kesman ~. Aaron Powers said. Boys Reg.$6..00 NOW '3.99 i -County Chamber Mens Reg. $7.00 NOW '3.99 LEVI'S PANATELLA& H. D. LEE Corduroy jean and slack sale Reg. $19.00-$21.00 NOW'9.99 our entire stock of Baretraps over 400 pair in many styles NOW '15.99-'24.99 To celebrate our grand opening Talaeafrom '25.00-'40.00 Honors Scbirra WaJly Schirra. the only astronaut wbo participated in all flight phases or NASA 's manned space program. i.s to be honored Nov. JO by the Orange County Chamber or Commerce . T he astronaut ; who p articipated in the Me rcury, Gemini and Apollo programs, is scheduled for a reception at the Santa Ana Elks Club from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m .. according to J ack Callahan. s~ial activities council chairman. Scbirra i.s vice president or special projects for Goodwin Companies Inc. of Littleton, Colo. Reception atte ndance, enabling cha mber members to discuss the nation's space progra m and energy requirements with the astronaut. is by reservation only, Callahan said. Free Film Offered Se n ior c itiuns in Laguna Beach will get a free showing of the ftlm, "Ash Wednesday;• star· ring EUzabetb Taylor and Henry Fonda , Dec. 8 at the South Coast Theater. Tickets for the movie, co-sponsored by Laguna F ed e ral Savings a nd Loan and the Council on Aging, are available at the CouncU on Aging or. fice at 515 Forest Ave . For more in.f'ormation. c all Bob Porter at 497-2441. 2 PAIR R.DllU LIMSIS I PAIR HTDIOCUllYI OI M:CftOf'T ton~ W'tl!OOO'llcll--..__,,. le>o... llOI W'Cluoe Olnt -ti) lf'Cll.-"'cll -... -Reg. 112.00 ' Un ~ns NOW JUST -1 Also, see the latest styles by Nike • Dexter • Rockport • and many ladies brands like Cherokee • Sbicca • Shoes n Stuff .. s159 s190 I aasoo JST 14.99 ' ~ 1 l)OlJR PUSHOVER FJCDIANG£ POLICY, w'£RE EASY I~ FRF.£ LAYJllAY 11IRlJ DEC ~ FREE CIFT BOKES @ AU 11IE BRAfCDs laJ 'WA.NT 54.99 <1J NO HASSIE SHOPPING CXNDODICE (f) FRIENDIY PROf"ESSD(AL SALES.PEOPLE WHO AEAUY C.A.QE. ~OF £A.9i PARKING ... ~ .,.._._,. (8) WILD WES1': CASH REFt1NMBLE GIFT CER11FICAl'ES (9J HOOE SELECTION IN SIZE Ill CXlLOR (JO SOMETHING FOR EAlH mM.llY MEMBE.R • t .. - -.. ., • . ........ .._ . ... . ~. • •contact Lens examination • includes Refraction. Glaucoma test. BiomicropSCOpy. Olagnoet1c fining and evaluation..................... • .... SS0.00 .: •Regular eye examination • includes Refractton. •• Glaucoma test. 81om1Cf08COC>y and vlSfC>n analysis • . $35.00. Eyeglass PfMCripttOnS filled. Complete line of fashion eyewear and lentee. • LenMs dur>lated. Your insurance plan, union plan. BankAmerialrd (VISA) or Mast., °*Ve IOC8l)ted. DI. WM. I. IUll"HI Dlt. IOIT. M. HUTC...soN onOMmY s....._.._. •our~ '37·1200 == LAGUNA HILLS MEDICAL ARTS CENTER • 24953 Peeeo De Vatencla SU1te ec BIOQ. C lagut'!e Hilts. Cal 92853 . · ••• -.. ... 8Jf EW 0lPtLOT , ~. Npw.,1c. ~ 1m MARt.\ADUKE by lrld Aftdenon "Pleose let him in . I con·1 .Ot when he stores at us like that J" SUPERHEROES SHOE MOON MULLINS 111} DENNIS THE MENACE .. -. . .. • FUNKY WINKERBEAN MISS PEACH by Mell by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta AGATHA CRUMM PEANUTS ,,_,, iX>MJCS /CAOSSWORD bV Charles M. Schulz NOW, IAnl. Aro TWAT TO HOW MM/ PIZZAS WE'VE EATEN~ MIONts.rr, ANCL ntAT SLEW Ml./ POCKET CALCULATOR! by Bill Hoest N01 ~NH'-NG. IF I f(jL'f by Jeff MacNelly ,..,... ... ~_.. ........ ,...,,~ .. er .. ,._, OR. SMOCK DELIVERY ROOM 0 MOTLEY'S CREW flllft' by George Lemont DELIVERY ROOM. by Templeton and Forman by Ferd and Tom Johnson -----...,. s~ow ME IN TH~ ~MIDNIGHT MISSION G::::J J<OLE: 8°'* W__MERE ITSAYS NO ~~IDERS·· SUOWME! REE lHANKSGlVING DINNERS GORDO WE1VE .E!eEJV NIE><' QAW WAT'Ci-11~ THE TELJ.-V ~ JUDGE PARl(ER WELL. TH~ IS INTERESTING! THAT~ HOHlfR'S CAA PA~O IH TME LOT! AFTER &EING TOLD &Y COKTRAAY TO WHAT I WAS TOt.O l>R.ft\{GAVIH'S SAAETAAY ON THE P>tONE, Hf~ IH THW! THAT Hf HAO LEFT FC>lt THE ~y AHO COOU"4'T &E ltEAC'J1ED, SAIA DIUVER OECIOE5 TO ORIVE &Y HIS lA&ORATORY ! by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Ooux TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan lliANKS FOR HAVIN6 ME. 10 iliANKS-t--:::::=~---=:--? I CAN '1l?l.1mFOLLY SAY l'VE: NINER 61VIN6-Ht:AfW /HE 23rd PSALM MORE OINNER, MOVIN6t.V RE.AV fO~ A 1VRKE:Y. Ct.ALJOf .. NANCY NANCY, WHAT DID YOU DO WHILE 1 WAS OUT? //·/J ""~-·--...... l WASHED ALL THE WINDOWS··· -··-··· .. .,.. ..... _,..,..,_ ..... , ......... . fORTHEPOOR TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS j()lnt Wednesday's Puzrle Solveo 47 lnveni 1 Solo 43 Polite 6 A Castro 49 Rollen 10 Sltlf ha11 50 Grows old 14 Frull $4 Racial SCO· 15 River. S(l. regahon 16 Scheme 57 Turn away t7 M1•es 58 Hang 18 lnsolahon 59 Wall 1>1er 20 Bone 60 Pucker Comb. form 61 f toe -n Hole 62 Consider r1 Mature 63 Flower 23 l...acefaled DOWN 25 S.mulale 1 Too 21 Beloro Pre-43 SGolhsh 27 Shy 1 AOfllS ltt VIPs 30 For now 2 3 Snub 14 Food scrap 44 Secreted words 4 Poi111 ol 2S Gab 45-Flow Br. 31 separately 26 Spails naval bdse 32 Bhnd strips S P11n11n9 'l1 Facts 46 Pay the - 33 Highest note measure:. 28 Fencing 41 Term ol dd· 36 Ala.'s neigh· 6 Plashes 'word dress bor 1ngred1ent Z9 Valot 49 Nip 37 Les -Unis: 7 Adjom JO Greek phi· SI Feminine The USA 8 Vase losopher nickname 38 Nibble 9 -Alamos 3? Marquee 52 Gaelic la~ 39 DD E 'sop-10 Ell names guage ponent ,., 11 Runaway 34 Tardy SJ Uko some 40 Mood marriages 35 Astontshed silver. Abbf 41 Montana c11y 12 Cllpluted' 37 Jacket s1y10 ~Owned '2 The boll: Sp 13 Come to 38 Swedish 56 Chemical « Booed a!ld - -king sulh• 19 Waste allow· 40 Wading btrd ~7 Brill•han 45 Wrenches a ~nces 41 Cttb 1ree f • • • • I •• BUSINESS Meet fot1r of~ best reasons to talk to rt Home These four men have earned the solid respect of t he O ra nge County financial a nd business community. Eve n more im- portantly, they have earned the friend::.hip of the hundreds Qf p eople fo r whom they h ave not only arranged Joans, but served as trusted advisors in matte rs of real estate fi nancing and equity reinvestment. Now, as the full-service team o f New port H ome Loan, they bnng this expertise and experi e nct.• to a n institution pur- posely d esigned to cater to the money needs of O range County p rope rty o wners. And. without the usual red tape, run-arou nd or rigamarolc a~sociated with most institu- hons. H you have n't already met one of thl' four best ~asons to arrange your loan through Newport Home Loan, it's time you d id . Large and small loans, very personalized and con fidential service, and a d egree of flexibility and creativ- ity you just won't find with strangers. Don't be a sh'anger. Call Ne wport Home Loan for more information. ~~Home Loan.Inc. UCCNSLO eAOICUI 17 Corporate Plaui Newport Beach, California 92660 n4/640-9350 ~ Heed transpott•dfon '! i,. c u .s . For a~ified Ad ACTION Olli A Dolty Piiot Ad·mor '42-S671 .; ~ i c 0 .. .. J 0 I: .. It ~ :ii .. L 0 • Thurldey, No¥9mber 23. 1978 hAIL y Ptl.01' BJ J Bucks Spur .Learning ·" BREMERTON. Wash. (AP> -Frank Harrison btllevH In teuching h.ls third· aradcrs lhe facts of Ure at an early age. Th" racta. of courae, have to do with money la Room 8 of Central Ktllu's Tracyton Elementary School, every· tblnt ftom trips to the ~alhroom to prootema on a test has a ®'tar value. Pupils measure achievement by their net worth "IT'S BASED ON life." says Har· rison. ··J<!ds are paJd academic dollars for lhe work they do ln school." For example, he says , a correct unswer on a homework problem could be worth S2 ln academic bucks. But an important math test migbt carry a $50 price tag. . He aayS the concept came from hJs f3the1'. Allan H a rrison , a retired teacher who wrote the book "Row to Teach Children Twice as Much." Each student was given SSOO at the beginning or the school ye ar. From that point on, studeols were on their own. MONEY NOT LOST through fines for "law.breaking" -a $50 fine for lying, righting or stealing. while gum chewing can cost $100 -often is s pent at the weekly auction. Each student gets to bring in ilems s uch as books and c andy to sell and each keeps one·fourth of the profit. The "government•• -Harrison -keeps the remainder and pays it out in wages and so on. Other items, put up for bid by Har· rison , might include special privileges. such as a one-day "vacation" ln which a pupil is allowed to do whatever be or she wants during class lime, within reason. THIS SOCIETY HAS corporations formed by students to m~l their own needs -like bathroom privileges. For every trip to the restroom during class LO<"al Bun~ Nnes Appears°" P~ 818 't!m: R. Ph. There are more than 30 m illion people in the wor ld now shortening their lives be<oause they do not koow they have diabetes. What a pity; for it can be lived wilb. · 1r there is a history or diabetes in your famUy a nd you arc overwe11tht. or 1r you are troubled by t.oo frequent ur1nallon Of have a quick loss of weight check with your phys icia n. Tbese may be your warnln~ s ignals. Our diabetic aid dcpar t'mt>nt carries a c o mple t e stock o f me dicines a nd other Ol.'edS. Y OU OR Y OU R DOCTOR CAN PHONF US when you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without l'Xtra cha rJ:c. /\ great muny people rely on us for their health needs. We welcome requests ro r d elive ry service e nd charge accounts. PAB L90 PHAl.MACT """Del"" 351....,.... .... ............. Ml·ISIO U me. the bathroom ciar gets SlO. The bathroom corporation was sold ror $100 at the beginning or the year. By the next auction, it was worth $8,000. There ls no actual money. Harrison keeps a running tally or eac:b student ·s wor th. Jl may sound a bit time· consuming. but he has streamlined it so it takes about 10 minutes a day. lo Room ~. as in the real world. it 's not bard to go broke. THE TEACHER POINTS to a lone student sitting al bis desk during re· cess. head bent ove r some spelling work. He's bankrupt, Harrison ex· plains. Danny was down to $40, then broke a law and went $60 in the bole, and now is (tying to work orf his debl. Students have three days to get out of debl. If they don't, ll's off to the "slam· mer" -a desk next to the leacher's. At tbe other end of Roo m 6's economic scale is Jen, who as worth some $23.000. She says she makes her killings at the auctions. ASKED HOW SHE became •Ille Joh.ft Paul Getty or Room &. Jen fiOints to three shelves of items the auctionee( could sell and says , "The bottom shelf Is all ~lne. I tell the auctioneer to bold up my sturl" "' "It just amazes me bow some ~ lea ro to save their moMy and tbeY won't waste It on fines. They're tom,'! sa ys Harrison. "You'll bear them say; 'I want to save my money for the trip t9 Seattle. but I really want this.• ·'They le arn they can't hav ev.- erytbing they want," he adds." 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I prt•h•r th.11 bt>t•uu'<' th< n I m 111 my nutw ul rolt• W1•'v1· bt't•n c-r~umin1e ut t'IH'h lither for yNu s 1" Jur k1f' itl-.o ri>vf'olt•d that ~ly 1i:uv1• h1!> 18 yt•ur old sti.tC'r Toni .a part 10 hi!! m o\ ll' ''Toru·., ht0\'n v.orkmM 1n f>~uropi.• a• a mod~l uod shr·11 bt· ~ft'Ul 111 • lh1• 1111l\'w:· dt-r lure"'I Mumu Stallone proud!)' · Toni ... be.iullful. glumorQUh, elasi.y and bnuht " ~ylvc,tt•r 11 brothl•r t'rankw -.nd his rtlU'lli' ~•II ""111 lit• pur1 of · lloc:k y 2 · Ult h e w.i11 Wlth the hr .. t ftlm Q: En l•abor ha11 uld hf''<t Urt-d of ht-Ina tallf'd a bll)nd... Wh) ~ l.llllan S., (a btoodt'', New Orle&M. A "lkcuuse." she comphuns. · tl s as though tMs were a cr1mt0al acl comparable to stealing from the collect1on platf' m church''· Q : I dalm Jimmy ~ao di~ of ao overdose. My friend Insists tw wu klll(d In a motorcycle ac· t'lde nt. Who's right? -Aooamu1tt Smith, Albany, Ga. A You're both wrong. It was a car accident that took the hfc of "The Rebel Without a Cause," ~~!f.~ ~ COflO..A OELMAR ~/-. f~-1~ Santa's Reaf I MW§E Sf't> lor vou1<,ell II Ennllah ~--·'' Hun11nq1on ,.. I.CY! cenlf>t Sub-Titles fPOO NOW PLAYtNG II M.,4l"OJln I tnl '1CNl!t lfil curt•• wu1 ua c1•1•• _ ·' I . . .. • • OllANCI lll&ll ,, •"Of' f ti lln W•\IM11d"" b92-441U i.0-.11 M""" ~40 O)'J& I ""i '' Jil W I ..,•600•t0~ .o '"us 1Cctnt• •• na ._._., t / MAGIC -··-c ........... ~ :..r:-......... ltCMU n~ ... ,. L~. "' SNOM.l\I sa«rtD ntaTMS ..., IMWf.S .... fOU BRISTOL CINEMA STADIUM ORIVE·IM CoMa Mesa MO 7444 Orange 639-8770 CINEDOME UA CINEMA Otangfl 6J.4·2!>!>3 Wesunlnst111 Mall 89HlM6 I OR OAM•GE COUNTY PAOGRAM INFORMATION CAU. 6J.4.FAEE -~· tlO •A.IU..I ACCU<I O '°" f-l~ "A loldr ..,.., ..,, •llwilt pie,.,.. ... 'P.,•lse Aley' is wery, wery 1ood md str-..ly mowi119 •• ': -Rona Bottett, ABC TV NOW PLAYING -·-····'" _,.. ...... ....... ... 144.0180 °""' At-Illa ..... ,._ ltt-4011 'Glad You Asked That' by Mwlty• ~Hy G Q: AJ1ytWa1 &o Ute nmor &Mt lllarle OtmODcl and ADd1 Glbb are plHnlal a teerd lftddla&f Or hH• 't die ,. •• oee reached tlLat 1&a1e yet' - Jetfflya T., PeeltakW. N~Y. un ~w1>t .Ill, 11•55 Jimmy was rarlnl down t he luJ(hwoy 1n tu .. nt•w Por11ch e. which he'd christened 1 ht• l.Hlll" UU1'to1 d " tlft "'° into •nother car - .rnd J111101v IJ1•1111 was dead .A : There Is a romance but we understand It's eomplel~ly one·1llded. "There's nothing to It on Marie's side," Insists Mama Osmopd. "It's .!::============~====:=:! ridloulom. Aa far as ah~'tr concerned. Andy's Just o friend. We lauah about It ... They've never even had a dat.e • . . She and Andy are working together on tome record&, and there's no room for a nything else." A strict Mormon . Mrs. Osm ond doesn 't think her duul(htcr would marry outside Q : Watd1ln" thtt J ackie Glu 1M>n Show, my dad n ·callf'd th tlnat-GlolfOn and Ill• drtakla1 pal, Tool!\ Shor, buth brokt' th11lr arms hand-wreatUn& to d~l'lck· who'd bu,v the drlnk1. Did thl• ewer hap· 1w11 '' J1•tr) U . Jamaica, N.V. A Nut t'AUl'l ly 'l'hough ettch ported Injured urm~ Jl 1111' ... 1ow· llm l', Juckle Insisted he 'l>rn 1111·d hi\ In n •ht•ur1rnl Toots. on the other h•nd, d.11m1•1l h<' hrok1.1 h11 folllPJC off a bar stool. C~ Wbat'11 11lnl(f'r LalnJ«> Kazan dotill tbeae davi.'! You don't hur mut>h about Mr lately. - ... l •. R • I.all Ve~a'I. tV. • A /\mont• otht·• than((s, Lamie's busy com- rrn111nw 111 h1•1 ·t.umu."s Room West " at the l'l.1\ 1111\ ,·1uh in 1.011 Anl(eles. and the new l.111111t•" Hoom Jt:a t" in New York's Playboy. \\'ht•11 ~ht•'i. 11111 ,,..,forming in one of her rooms. -.hl· , .,,.11·1·1111~ which of hl'r rntcrtulner friends -.hould be hookl'd into them Q : 11111 Tommy Smotbers run lnto cenaorabJp lroublf' again'! This time onr a TV ~mmerclal? C'. L . t',, lndl1napolls. A Yes, "It was a quick quip." explains Tom . "that can't be run until 10 p.m. All I said to• girl in the commerc1a l h• "I love you .very much. but you are boring m bed 1" ~'he comml'rclal, incidentally. was for hls current Hroadway show. •·1 Love My Wift-" .. DramatlcaUy superb performAnces ••• A gripping flJm." 0Av•o ~nttn<•n C'.a~/NllC rv R .Wtl'"llf• ::--: ........ -·-·-· ._ .. _ c~~-··--(ii'). NOW AT A THlATRf NlAA YOU CINlDOME l3 NEWPOIT CINEMA Orange 6 34·l553 Newport Beach 644·0760 HI-WAY 39 DRJVl-IN Westminster 534-6282 her faith. "lh"it a 20·ycar -old kid and he's ln/atuatcd ... , clol.ma o cl<>t1c friend of Andy's. ~ ·1 think a lot of the utlroct!on Ii. that Msric is n't available. He hasn't thouRht about unother Kiri for months. All he does la make phone culls to her. He's sent he r nowers and they've d ated once or twice. But she wu chaperont'd and had to be In by 10 p.m." Speaking to a reporter . Gibb wouldn't J)ame the girl jn hls IUc. But ht> did Hay "I've found the right peraon ond I rr ully wunt lo ·get married •Ruin." · Q : What was It that almOflt klllf'd slager Stevie Wonde r a few )'f'•U •ico? -Jennlf' T ., Memphis. A . An auto a<·clch·nt In 1974. which left him in a ('omn for lhn..-dnyl'I Months later the blind slnging star, huvln~ rt•eov<•r1'<l, u l acll' u JS.city tour.recei ved five (;rnmmy uwurtl.11 unO thut recorded an LP "Fulflllln"nl'1111 1-'lrnl f"lnult"' thut Wl'nt platinum UP· on rl'll'rust• St•nd wur queatuma lo lfy (iflrdnn. "Glod You /\liked 'l'hal ... r art' ol th11 MIDIJXJPf"'. I• 0 Bor 11748. Chicago. Ill 6()111 I Morllyn ond /ly <inrdn11r wall anfU!er a• mony quntton1 as tlwu cara m lfu'lr column, bl.It tile volum~ of mall mttke11 v.-r1J<nuil r1•1lllc:11 m1p11u1blf' MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE "'9~d ... t.mgo. 10-__ .,. _,,_.,"' _,.. _ _,,_Ill' __ ® NO ONE 1...aEA 11 AOllllntO 11'99 ·-_,...,. ... ~- AU. am NIO ml fu.tS MCIM: nlC 1EM. Of Oi£ MOTION l'ICTUAC COO( Of SUF REOUUITIOH THEATRES-OAAHOE CO SENIOR OT1llNS $2.00 SO COAST PLAZA .,,, .. SMOl(I .. tit l'Mlll1{M(IAT{--l~-ll _ ........ " .... ~IMt' SO. COAST PLAZA MltltlltllSt.W nll 00- SO COAST PLAZA US S.111..., S41·USZ nu , .... "be..-FAM Wltd1 ... _. ... IGI 11-W:J• ~· "ltt.n To Wlkll Momt• ,,,..._.,_ MOMf1\llS-.,4H I- THE LAST CHANCE TO SEE •.. THE ONE -THE ONLY THE ORIGINAL! X.C\ BEFORE NATIONAL LAMPOON .~ WENT TO COLLEGE .... THEREWAS-ntE 8ROOVE TU•E• AFTER CHEECH AND CHONO WENT .. UP IN SMOI< E" THERE WAS -ntE GROOVE TUllE0 IMITATID IUf MVllt DUPUCAltDI ~~Wlili THE LAST CHANCE TO SEE ... THE ONE -THE ONLY THE ORIGINAL! ...... Fii ___ ,__ THE ORtGINAL UllCUT. UllCENIOREO VERSION. 1urr1n1 K•....,.,. • Ca.wy c-. · Lant s...e.n _.,.......,., W• • ~-_.. o.,_., 1ay Kt• Shtpifo A IC .. P11•u•left. A I Ytt-,reM 1.....-... ,_.lion Diil,..,., lty L .. lttlldll'Mft Pilltt COf'porJltiofl • Colot .w..1 lty a.v-r Borde a A-4etw .... 52M310 Uncotft Dr. In .•.•.........•...••. 527•2223 Or•nge M9ll •••••••.•..•••....•••• 137.a.eG M8M'1 CIMmelend •...•....•••.• 935-7801 -.- • -• • -, • • * ---.... ...,. .... ,, ______ ___ If • • - GEORG E SEGAL c1nenome Ei scAeen 634 2553 comPLEX C"•-••"" .. S.ftl• AAj ,,,.. .. ,, MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY T PEPPER LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND (PG) .. JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR" 110 "'"'STEREO> "PARADISE ALLEY" CPG) "THE BOYS IN COMPANY C" "BOYS FROM BRAZIL"(Rl "MAGIC" CRJ "UP IN SMOKE"<R> STRDIUm ~scReen 6 J9 '86:J Cl DAIVE-1n "UP IN SMOKE .. "EASY RIPER" (Al "UP IN SMOKE" (R) "EASY AIDER" "MAGIC" CR) "CORVETTE SUMMER" "MAGIC"(AJ MCORVETTE SUMMER" NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE "SLAP SHOT" A "GREASE" CPGJ "AMERICAN HOT WAX .. A LL ORtVC·lftS O .. U~ 7:00 P.M .... NT'&.Y C"llCI U nCI•• 1 z ..... u...... • l<MICI .. l'\antowftCI 'A COMIC ASSAULT' ·IWlw.&.ZM "A BPJWANT BlACK FARCE" ~~ "A RIP-ROARING WORK OF AAT' <HA6TIAN 5CJ£NCI MC>«TOf\ "A CLASSIC IMPRESSION OF AMERICAN LIFE" ffOAI M/l&.lJNr. • A 1'EDDltfG" .. • . ... WI INW.-. CMC>l. llUMC'li'-~ OW\IH MOWAN> wit'• ""'r/ll/Ctl vmONO ~ w_w. Gal4 lAIMH 1M10H • '/MCA UHDfOM PAT ~ DIMAMl:MllJ. H1HA VNf MUNIDf IMCIH..-rO-mu>IMl.-~-AUI ......... -----'llOMto\Y fMQMllSOH A()O(l\f AUllW4 .IOHH COtl1IOIN£ PAf~ ~"Al.°INOllQQU AOllU\T N..tMAN ~l\f Alf MAH 't•IOHN (()tl51()M • A UONJ ~II f1Vi\S MOOUC:1Qt ........... -..... . 11#!;;21 now Ill A 1'mAl'&E Oil DIUYIHl'l IW.All YOIJ <lilli t. -. "' ... -• • -· , • • • • I I -I • .-... I • • • • • • : .. ENTERTAINMENT/ INTERMISSION Thurtdey, N<Mmber 23, 1978 Barlequln Mu leal -~--'P.ajama Game' $esty •• Musical theater lt back at the BarleQulA 1MIW'r P19Ybou.H Ul lbe form of "Tbe PaJama Qamf'," an old.le but cood•t wtth •• manY lauatu as lyrics and •till quite ltaJl worthy Boa1lina several atron1 In clt\l•dual l'haracter\aauona. lhls tale of a labor·manacement lov& •ff••r ln a Midwatttn Carmt"nl $141W•lft . .... w1.a- "'"'" ~·· ...... . ............. ' "• ._.... -.. ............ . ~ ....... . o. .... ~ (9"•-C¥"9ll l ... W1M• ,..,.ll ... A~~•Mu e-ra.nti. _,, .. ._" .. L• .. ~ ~· ...... . .. e-·~ ~. ........... «lerf_...,.. TOf'Yllr.O. PwtMCc:-t\, ,..-. .. _ . °""' ·-· W•ltt• ()My Jty$mi"' 'factory is served up with zest .a.od style by Harlequin director Harvey Levine, wbo bu 50lved the problem ol a multitude of settings by mounting them on a revolving stage. This keeps the 'fbow moving at a perky tempo. • ONE OF THE two major 1trengths o( the Harlequln pro-4'f uctioo is David Brummel in the ~ading role ol the tough pajama ractory superintendent. Brum· ] mel. ~·ho alM> haa done lhc abow on Broadway. la t>verythln1 the ·part ~calla for ruattcdly handaome with a commanding 1•n16ni vo6« and a s moothly ac· romplllhfd charactrrballon Tbe other atandout ls u vaudevllllan Lou Wllb1 In the l'Omlc lead of Hines, the jealousy coo.sumC"d tame atudy man. Wllla schtlcka up the sbow con• tderably. but bJa sta1e machlnatto na are never Uraome. He po6sessea the pln· point timing born of years as a st1ndup comic .On t:tw distaff side, Corinne Carroll ls pleasing but somehow lacldn1 ln punch, particularly vouJly, as the factory worker Brummel pursues. Tool Kaye at· tacks the plum comic role or Gladys with everything she's got and etows most brightly io the "Steam Heat" dantt number. ausn BUTZ IS a bit shaky as tbe raspy.voiced union presi· dent while Bunny Summers ls engaging as the ~~ secretary and the trio of Bunny Barth, Mary Kilpatrick and Lisa R.obim provide some higbstep- pmg support, especially Miss KU atrick . a red-haired comic • bunilole wlth a see'°lngly el1 Uc fatt Two community theater ac· t~rt familiar to Laguna Moulton Playhou,,o thealcrgoera, Chuck Anthon)' and Walter Daly, ar~ IK>hd lo a pajr ol mloor roles, while Chm )larwood seems a bit youna for hb tuk as the com· pany presldenL "Pajama Game" Is one of those bright liWe musicals that is rarely produced along tbe Orange Coast. belgbtening its enjoyment polenUal at lbe Harlequin. The show wm be on tbc boards tbere through Jan. 7. ... BACKSTAGE -The Sad· dleback College Forum tor Leaming program will visit Neil Simon's new musical comedy ..They're Playing Our Song," al the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles Dec. 2 ... playgoers can sien up for the event at Building A on the lower campus ... the tab is $30, which includes a din· ner at the Saddleback Jon. . . CALLBOARD -Audit.Iona for Saddleback College's production of ''The Good Woman of Sebuan" are planned for Dec. 11·13 from 4 to 7 p.m . in the Fine Arts Theater ... there are over 34 roles for men and women available ... call 49S·49SO, ex- tension 322, for further de· laHs ... Morie Giants Meet •· John Wayne kisses the hand of Gloria Stewart and husband James Stewart looks on. The scene was an "All· Star Tribute to Jimmy Stewart" which was being taped in Burbank for future a.iring on CBS. Hutton Stars in 'IV Movie _, HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Lauren Hutton stars as a television news director wbo becomes the et for a terror campaign in the NBC movie "Someone Is Wa e," on NBC on Wednesday. Nov. 29. David Birney and Adri who come to the aid of Miss "THE GROOVE TUBE" -CAMeMNI,_ COMll A MCllllMANINt "RICHARD DREYFUSS' MOSES WINE IS A CHARACTER OF RARE VINTAGE. HE IS THE BEST, MOST ENTERTAINING FIGURE ANYONE HAS MANAGED TO INVENT FOR AN AMERICAN MOVIE THIS YEAR. ABOVE All, IT PROVIDES TitE MOST AGREEABLE MOVIEGOING EXPERIENCE IN MONTHS." ----• ,,_ --4"-1S1• .. Ji:) _...,... ftll ......... ... MOUM CALLl,iet Ma~"GC>IMG SOUTH" IPGI -~·· '--,.. ... ,.- <f1»11••t1~•- "He's so warm fvn1111 \ I "J and appealing, ht ogain proVK1flmseff to be the most mddfy toy th is side of a teddy bear." -·--·--,,_ Rlduud l>ftyfau • RICHARD DREYFUSS· SUSAN ANSPACH· OONNIE BEDELIA • pjN LITHGOW OFEUA M.EDINA • FRITZ WEAVER "THE BIG FJX" ~-'ll.Jl..t•\tw._ ....... _....._.._. • °"""'W•lt .. t MY.,_.tt AM.Allf •~ ........... rut ...... -•ICHAMUDltfnlJ'os. _ .. 1111.Lll ... 11 . 4'UMIVUl:>ALPICIUllf 1u•o• .. C1Ulll' 'W)·----·-----··--_............. ·----·-- NOW PLAYING Cl•MA WEST •2 ORANGE MAU•• IROOllHURIT LOil Westminster 892·4493 OranQe 637-0340 Alliheim 772·6446 EDWARDS' UDO OUlll Drtft-4nfZ . Newport Beach 673·8350 Orange 547·8784 SlloWs Start At Ousll for~ who evel' wailted a diance to start over • Turkey less Holiday Feed Eyed NEW YORK <AP> -Julia Cblld, the well·known chef, bu come up with a Tbank11lvtng dinner that should be of interest to the country's esUmat.ed 10 mllljoo veget.arlana. Sbe will wblp up a meatless feast on public television's "MacNeil·~hrer Report" to be seen at 7 o'clock tonight on KCET Channel& The appetizer ·consists of pumpkin soup garnished with croutons and herbs. The main course is a fresh vegetable plat· ter, containing steamed egg· plant, topped with eaapacbo sauce, to be served with a talad of white beans, kidney beans and broccoli vinaigrette. There's also molded fresh corn timbale, surrounded by brussels sprouts and braised chestnuts. A warm loaf of homemade bread and a bottle ol red Cabernet wine are lnchlded in the menu. Dessert ls homemade vaniDa Ice cream. topped wltb cran· berry preserves and-or naming meatless mincemeat sauce. Champagne ls suggested to wash it all down. ..._,, ........... ... A JOHN G. AVILOSEN ALM ~ IT-ftllNf _ ...... .......... ~ ... wu ... • , .. SLOW DANaNG IN THE BIG 01"r PAUL SORVINO ANNE DITOiBURN WRITTEN BV BARRA GRANT DIRECTED BY JOHN G. AVlLDSEN MUSIC BY BILL CONTI PRODUCED BY MICHAEL LEVEE & JOHN G. ~ .toC.FfAl\Jlll! (!:!lw~'"ll,_;,.,.,.~ T...., .._. [I)@"1'11Wm>) -·----·--·-o.-1111WlU.h\l h'41•'iiiil 1'-----------~------..... ------------e d wards CINEMA CENTER HARIOI AT ADAMS, COSTA MESA MESA Vl!IDE CEMTER 979·4141 ..... - ~.....:::..;;::....::_........:x:...cu. ............ .._..._,_....__, __ ...... __________________ ..... ____ ______..,.... • :;:: --... -... ~ .. ~ • 1 ... ---... ' 1111 1<-..11\' II Cltarged lip ·. Teleftsion TUBE TOPPERS CBS 9 12:30 -NF·L Football. The Dallas Cowboys host the WHhlnuton Reds kins in a crucial mat.chup ootwccn the two teal'll6 tied for th6lr dlvlal.on lead . NBC 8 8 :00 -"The Thie f of Baghdad." A new TV speclM.1' with Peter Ustinov, Roddy McDowaU and Tcr •nee Stamp retelline the famoWJ Arabian Nights story. KTLA e 8:00 -"The Great Race ... Jack Lemmon, Tony C~ ond Natalie Wood bead the cast of thlJJ thret:·hour epic movie comedy from 1965. • TI4E BATIU '°" CAMINO • MACND. / LS4RER MPORT 8J) DE8IO...O HOME INTINOM . "Dfwa Tiie WtAI" 7:.IO 8 WON.D WAA It " manm•d• problem of ~ltellor'I W'llnuM lo QfOW -.I 11'1 Ufl 10 mMI IO heed off l\ltur• dfH"IW' (~ UP DANl!L ,OITU\ M.D. ··eoronar, Ar••1 04-t:J08 0 WHAT"I HAPPl.NIHOR TODAY'S LATEST LISTINGS -tMw prOOMCJt to ouy l\lll'COUC.and~ 8111 ,MllLY ~Oel\eratJona•• Wiiie lnO &iddv ~ 1nvorv.cs In uMappy tllutllorla wtlllll •oancuno lh•n•aolvlng ...,.and at their larm In ~ I =OALLERY A ll•V •1oure In en •;>proac;hlf19 dlplomatte cont«-II l<.IOjeellld lo teuofi': TOW A.NNOUNCf.D ~ FOOTIAU. 'MfMWtl 1100108(1)9 NEWS OATIHOOAME LOY! f.XP£R18 THf O(>O COOP\.! r.,., ellllf'IO'll4 "" llllicll~ •tr• 1n '" Mlcwl 10 wtr f>l(.lr: Iii• '" ~,. ., MOHTY PV'l"HOH'I FL YIHO ClllCUB rwo Old 111enc11 mMt. a l't\W'I ~ 10 llWI t'IMUI •• ~., .,. c.1811. ar><I • ma/\ 1ri.. 10 buy• b001t IRI fD DICK CAVETT !tie '-* "* ~ NcJ. *1enlly Meda dot tood IO llllboat. t&1l8 9 Cll C88 LATI MOVll • • * ''Columbo' A Friend In Deed" (197•) Pa1er Falk. Rloflard l<Mey. A man. ••perlmanlad upon by 1macrupul0u1 actentlala. turn• Into a -llWOlf. 11 llf .30mln) ,~. MOYll * **'~ "Uflt With Fat!Mll'·· p9471 Wiiiiam Powell, If-Dunne. m MOVll • • "The Werewolf" (1958) Don Magowan. Joyofl HOiden. ewow • • ·~ "John Ooldfltb. P••••• Coma Homa"' I 1965) Piiiar U.tlnov, ~ l8V Mac:l.itle 12:¥0 0 8.W.A.T. • "Tlwt llr evo Enigma.. An ll\terl\atlon1f• hll man artlvM II\ 1118 Utllted Slat .. °" 9Mlgnmet1I unkt'IO'#lflO-ly lnlected ...tlh a d.oty '"d h•glll~ lnfaclloue d-(R) t'OO G TOMOAAOW GUMI. W1td Klmball. a ' :1 f : r Ht01 un ·, m•w crt'd.lt cards cause him to ''"" tu t:n·ut hc.il~hls of financial ir· , ,.,po11,1b1hty on "What ':i Happening·• lon1.,:ht .1t t4 JO on ABC, Channel 7. L«> ID 8 HEWS A CNa<.ET IN TlMU 80UAM A tmall cricket NIMCI <:Meler hM Ille~ ablllty of ptoduelnQ aouncl• Ille• • lllolll'I In tllle animat- D IN 8fAACH Of ••• "King Tut" I ~OON08HOW TIC TAC OOUOH 2'TOHIGHT ••(;ha,r09" !Wun t Uld/I cardl teuM hltl'I IC> M>IW 1(1 great 11411g1111 ol ltl\MClal Ir rMO<>ntlblllly • THE 000 COUPU An untc l\O'#\QQ r ... ~ dll" •marrl9dworner> OuMt 0.... J-• 01vln (Pert 2ol 21 11'1011(1) M •A•S'H Hl'#lleye's borlt'lg lltmy diet PfC>fnC)t• ll1m 10 ~ to c~ '°' 4111 order of barbecoed rlbt IRI '°'"* Oltt1ey 81\imalOI' wllo -81\ antique fall· fOod1YSlem. 1:30 0 WAHTE>: DEAD DA ALIVE ,. J •• ' LIOl1• I FAMILY Af"frAIA AOMP£fll~ ELECT AC COMPAP>IY I~~ TWIUOH'T ZOHlf G 9 HAPPYOAY'S(AI fJ MOVI£ I MY THREE SONS OU£8T8POT I fWO ""°' vou '° 4oS IN&IOf' OUT 11008 f.u.M\' IOJO I CAOSa-wrq ()()MCA PVlf rl llUC OOMPAHY I II 16 II 30 AMMAlt AHO SUCH All MY CMIL0A£N LErSOl\AW [V(JtYOAY '"'""SHOPE 900Y llOOOE8 tCWS ' t fg OAEAT . PEAFOAMANCO (THU) G Vt:GET A8l.E 80Uft OOM£APYLE OICf<CAVETT SEll', INOOAPORATtD 11·..a. IONQ llAO • .. "";, .. . · . . . • .· 10:1&1 COVEATOOOvtA i0-30 (() C88 FAMll.Y SPORTS SPECIAL HIQNtgllll OI IM "Moecow C1tcu1 ', 111e · C••oary S1ampede," one ol tile yea1·1 greet rooeos. and "ln1ernauona1 women·• Gymnastic•" lrom Vanoouvet. Canada. 12:00 8 NF\. TOOAY G AU MY CHIU>AEH -~~ m MICHAEL JACt<80H 6iJ BIO BlUE MAA8LE 12-.30 I~ FOOT8All I BIOVALLEY 9 $20,000 PYRAMID THATOlAl CE NANNY AHO THE PRC>f'ESSOA Wallhlng1on Redlklna at Dallu Cowt>oys D MACY'S THANl<SGMHO DAY PARADE Chanrarl Lt.1 Ing• IJ KNXT !CBS) LOS Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles D KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles G KABC· TV IABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Ooego D KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles @J KCST (ABC) San 01e90 e l<lTV (Ind ) Los Angeles e KCOP-TV (Ind I Los Angeles .-e_ K.CET-l\I_. PBS) L.os-Angelea 81> KOCE·TV (PBS) t;Jnllngton Beach lding Detedi~ , Lee Meriwether becomes an actress for a community theat er group lo investigate a threat to its leading lady on "Barnaby Jones" tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2 . ~ Bergeson, Sc1¥oitz i'To Appear Friday . "New Faces in Sacramento'' will feature recently eleded of. :iclals to the 69lh and 74th state assembly dlatricta, and 38tb state ~natedistrlcton "Vot.era• Pipeline," Friday at 7:30p.m. on Channel jO, • Host Jim Cooper will ask the wtnnen about their commitment ·a office. aod bow they will try to cooperate with otber level of 1ov Jtnmeat. Guests are Roe1 Johnson <R>. 19th Auembly diltrlct, Marian Bergesoo <R >, 74tb Auembly diltrtct, and John Scbmlt1, <R>, 38tb It.ale Senate. The program repeata Tuesday at lO:IO p.m. "Voe.en' Pipellne1' ls underwritten by 1rant.a from UM Hunt. ingtoa Beedt~FounLaln Valley Board ol Realtan and UM Ooe-pora4' Uon for PublJc 8roadca1Un1. • • ed -.ion ol ltMt Chlldf9tl •• llOtY D 1AONSC>E Soclallte-pollcawoman Wtlltfleld , ... In io... wtttl • coklml\111 auapected of robbery. -GJ TWE IRADY BUNCH Jan mall.. ptorni-alle can't keep '" Ofder to WI!\ a populatlly COl\l .. I, end gala 118tMlf "' llOt ........ ""'" '* frtencM I TH£ AUNAWAY8 OVf.REASV Gueet· llfiger Sytvta Sym&. G) FREEHAND SKETCHINQ .. Aerial p.,.pecilve .. Cl) CMHeNS a) MOHeNS 8:30 0 00l.Dll.OQ(8 AHO TWE CA068Y FAMll Y GJ ILOVE LUCY Lucy lr!M 10 Cf&an Rk:ky't !!!ill'llOlub •llOw. W MICHAEl. JACt<80N Guest· Den Ocha. Clltec10f. Heallll and Pllyaloaf Fllnesa. Hollywood YMCA. 6iJ HUMANmE.8 THROUGH THE ARTS "Palr'tllnO ~. T1ie Lovely Dream'' CJ) CA068-W1T8 ®J MERV GRIFAH 7:00 fJ CB8 NEWS Q NBCNEW8 IJ SAHTAANDTH£ THAUBEAR8 • (ANIMATED) G A8CNEW8 0 Cl) JOKEA•s WILD CD 80C MIWON DOU.AR MAH Sleva, aulferlno from tlf'MMl8 followlnQ .,, acd- d!flW!nd• ll!mH~ts!ttfl'•d· 1no • """*' wtt0 .._ ' f bMltaljdad .... An Intimate Yltlt wllh two elderty gantlemel\ lnel\de who come to MacArttiw IP8"1~ It.ti BEAUTY IHOW MATCH GAME P.M. 1:00 Cll THE WAI.TONS ENubettl ,_, Gtlll\dpa 1a b•l"O replaced wllen Gtandma begins Oallng 11n Old lnand II TH£ TWIEJ' Of MOHOAO A frtendly tNef ( RodCly Mc:Oowell) ...,, an 11\0lan pt'lnca ~ .,, evM wizard 10 win • l>Nutlful pn-and. kingdom. 8 MOVIE • • • "The Greet Race" I 1~) Jldt Lemmori. T orT'/ Cunis. A c:tUS1c 118to and vtllaln compete In a motot car race 111a1 IPA"• ,,.., .. oon11nen1s. (3 11r1 ) •9 MOAKAHO MINO'( Motil ls baflled by Mlndy'a aff0f1t to tMCtl lllm Eanll- llnO Mlf-dafertM II MOVIE * * * '"Thal Toudl Of MINI" (1~2) Cary Gtarol, OOfla Dey. A ~lful glfi .. oftefed .,, •1tC111nQ lrlp by • ~ and OOod- lo<*lnQ man. 12 11r1.1 • CAAOl 8UANETT AHO FA1EN08 . Guasll: Joell Rivers. Vlll- cen1 Prloe. ., A Fl.OW£A OUT Of PLACE Johnny Call h09tt Ulla IC>lldaf lac>ed al Foleom ~ Mttl oi-• llMI Roy Clartl. lJnda RoNi.c!I and Fa.ter BtOOkL • HOYA ''Tiie Oeaet1'a Edoe" Tiie G Tl.WWK)UT "°'*' Doot•" Hol\-Mllitl Cfllld.f..,11\Q and MX rote • lereotypll\Q .,. demon· .. r•led '" slule 1:00 8 Cl) HAWAII FIVE.() McGarr•ll dlace>v«s 111a1 81\ uaaMltlallol\ 11tecnp1 made OI\ a i;ompelllllQ everioefftl """ made wnll an~~ D aJ 8AANEY MIU.EA "'Tllal\ktg1v11\Q Slory'' Ceo1 Millet and m "*' deal wjlll a QfOUP 01 AWOU 111\d cope wtlll a Oomaalk: quarrM IRI GJ MERV OAIFFIN ti) MARCUS MUIY, M.D. ., 8tN0-8INO ~ Jo8'l S.Z. B B King and Jomrny Walker pt_,I II ooncer1 lcw P<tson Inmates OI\ ThankagMllQ Day 8i) THE LONG 8EAACH "Zulu Zion" Altk:al\8 dis- cover !heir OWi\ cultural aNI religlOUI tOOll in lulu 1ndepeodent cnurellel. Ille African '*"'°"M lo CMs- 9-.30 D~ I~ • (Ept80de 3 41 M ary auapecta tllat Bert 11 11111- lnO 81\ attaJr, and Tim SYffetl from lltgll 31\lltely whe<l lie begll\I workltlg 0" a oonalructlor'I site llO:OO 8 Cl) BAANABY JONES Betty l>OMI u an eciress to ltwe81~te • seoes of s1ranga 9¥91\11 occuml\Q wllllln a tm811 lllealllf 9:!._0UC>· U DAVID OA88Df ~lhe ....... Cor!voy'~oan- lnflllral• a vlolan1 gang of "'°40rcyda ~ WllO D TOHIOKT Host JOlll\ny Caraon Oueata· Roger MUie<. Mef • "'Erle D TWIUOHT ZONE Al\ egecJ recluse llldes II\• 1\9( llOtne leatln(j Ille IHIV• •fol dealll IJ ®J STARSKY & HUTCH "A Sooy Worth Guatdlr.g" HulCll 1811S tn IOYe Wllll a Ru1811n blllletltla lie llH beerl USIQl\&d 10 prol8C1 (RI ' 0 MOVIE • * ·~ "LOii Flight'' I 19601 Lloyd Bnoges. AnM f'r•n· c11 SurvlV()( s of a plane crutl we lorced 10 kYe by lflelr wns OI\ a IUl\Ql8 •t.land (2 l'lfS l GJ THE OONO SHOW I!) OET SMART Sman 81\d 99 get hOolled uo to a f'rankOl\ttein-~1111 macll1ne. tt) BOSTON'S MARA THON MAN TM -gy. dedlc.lllor'I, 11\0 flJ.llllUShOI\ asaoGlaled With Ille Boslon MatllllOn It&_, lllrOUQh 11141 eyes of rul\Mt Bi• Rodgers MOAN1NG 12-00 0 TWIUOHT ZONE Tile 5046 survivors OI o l!W· 111>1t1 war ..-1 '" Ille all&m· blell ol a City destroyed Ila ~llrSptiOf GJ Al.AAED HrTCHCOCK PAE.8ENTS A '(OUl\Q •Oman •• ~enoo.,.,. about mMt· 1t1Q lier tulure moltlet·lf\o law !Of Ille Int lime Q) HONEYMOONER8 01/0f Rolpll's objflCflor\s, AftOll eCIOOI• 8 pupoy, wll_ll "Dr09 To Drink" t:43f) NEWS 1:448 NEWS ~0 NEWS 0 MOVIE * * ~ "Tiie Rooll Of Heaven" I 19!i8) Errol Flytln. Jufle11a Greco m MOVIE • ·~ "Pickup Alley" I 1957) V1clot Malura. AnHe Ekberg. 2.13 8 MOVIE * * * "Tllere':t No BuW- 1\MS Ulte SllOw Bulll\nl" I •9S.I Etllel Merman. Dan Dailey 2:30 I!) NEWS 2:6150 NEWS 3:008 MOVIE •**"Sea Ot LOii Shipe'• 119531 John Defek, Wat\da HenCI"• 4:000 MOVIE •• ·~ "Balboa. ConQuts1•· dOf Of Tiie Pacifk:" I 19641 Mark La111n0tt1. GJ MOVIE • •;, "NIQlll Slat ~ Of Elee1ra" ( 19&5) JOhn Bauymore ¥ • Su., At>del'• •'ridat1'• Dayf I•~ Mo.,lr• AFTERNOON 12:000 •••;,"Taite Me To T OWt'I" I 19531 Ml\ S!!en- dal\, Slerllrlg Hayden ., * • • ' Diingerou1" I 19361 Bene O.Vll. Ft an• cno1 Tone 3:3aG **'A "FOllOw Thi! Dream" I 19621 EM• Pr-a.y, Anllur 0 Connell. ~ Be'auty Contest All ·Can Win By DAVE TABOLT NEW YORK CAPI -Sexy young women and fat old ladies have an equal opportunity to win the "$1.98 Beauty Show," a new Chuck Barris offering that satislles childhood dreaam and adult fantasies. "It's usually the pretty girls who win," said David Kramer of Los Angeles, publicist for the syndicated TV takeoff now airing in more than 40 cities. ''But age aod appearance don't matter that much." The s&ow may be beyond Intellectual redemptJoa, but it has SO<:ially redeeming value: The sten!Otype definition of beauty a s· sociated with traditional beauty s>a«t:M.Dta la out. TAKE THE CASE O~ hefty Starr Heater, a recent winner whose ample 46-inch hips swiveled her lnto the hearts of at least two judges of wide girth -former pro football player Bubba Smith and Billy Carter "It's like-I won a battle for all the fatties," said Miss Hester, who performed as Hilda Olsoo and claims now that at her weight, she never thought she had a chance lo win. In the act. Hilda -a sweet, aby lady -says she baa the secret for women who want their buabt.nda to stay at home mornings for a second cup of coffee. She starts a strip routine and enda the lesson in a "little, well it's not so little" merry widow corset. SINCE 111E SHOW aired, other heavy women bave told Miss Heater, a suburban Los Angeles actress who won't reveal her weight, that they were delighted when she woo. "People tend to make fwt ol ua, but thla gives UI IOD'letbing to look forward to," she said ln a telephone interview. "It was pretty neat -even if it was the first. last and only one I'll-ever win." Six women -seven if there are twins -between the ages of 18 and 55 compete each week for the $1.98 prtze, a Unael crown and a bouquet of carrota and turnips. More than 2.000 have tried out, Kramer said, CONTESTANTS AAE CllOSEN after a videotaped tryout and a Uve audition lD front of Barril or the producers. Eacb 1eta paid for appearing The contestants dance, ling or perform (or three Judges, then parade in skimpy swimsuits u an announcer reads tbelr measure· menta and a humorous personal proflle The winner strolls down a runway as bOet Rip Taylor sings lo her -just like in AUantic City. It miibt seem feminists would object to the show's seeminllY 1exlst format -"an array ol d.alfy darllftl• curvily eompeUng to be the oat.ion'• newest female favorite." a mll(ulne ad said . BUT TRBRE llA8 been little protest, altbouab audition ada were altered after memben ol the National Or1aniaatlon for Women in Los Angeles objected to tbe word "cirla" in ad copy. The wont "women" wu substituted. Kramer said "I think maybe women's IJ'OUP9 see it u a aPOOf." be said. "How can they complain about 1omethin1 that lampoons something they don't like!" And the show's raUnp? "It does very wtll." said Chuck Larsen l)l"Olram director for WNBC-TV ln New York. Since It first aired tD New York In Sept.ember, the •bow bu placed fint or HCOnd ln lta local Tuesday Ume •lot be •aid. "People tend to like Juat pod Plain fun." ••id Lanen. "It's a funnylbow." 'Love' Story Doe Dec. 4 ·HOLLYWOOD <AP> -andY tllWama and Paw Sbenar atar at youq loven who defy ...., **le to tbtlr romuee on "Sud· dealy, Loft" on NBC on Dec. 4. M1le WlUllima stan lD UM ABC bit comedJ "Laftl'M ud SlalrleJ," and a.ar sU1ed Flo ZAecf.W ln the NBC mcme I I RIP TAYLOR WITH $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW CONTESTANTS Set.lsfylng Childhood Dreamt and Aduh FantHle• Christmas Parade To Be Telecast Bob Eubanks and Lee Meriwether will CO·host KTLA <Channel $'s) coverage of the Hollywood Christmas parade on Sunday at 6 p.m . The annual event. previously known as the Santa Claus Lane Parade, culminates Hollywood's diamond jubilee celebration. Grand Marshal Bob Hope will lead more than 100 atars down _ famed Hollywood Boulevard ln a parade reaturing dolenl ol noats, antique cars. equestrian units, marching bands and a trdupe of dis· co rollerskaters. Among the stars set to Laite part In the parade are Angie ' Dickinson. John Ritter. Lindsay Wagner, Anson Williams, Erik Estrada, Larry Wilcox. Victor French, Charo, Danny Thoma1, Pal Buttrum Buddy Ebsen. Scatman Crothers, Robert Fuller, Billy Barty. Dorothy Lamour and others. Some well·known animal actors will also take their place along the parade route, amq them Lassie, Ben.JI and Biretta's bird, Fred. MOllLE DISCO sunoancc ... Proreeslonally tailored to v<>ur mulic t•te and the occasion. OUI LOW PllCll CAMT•MATC .. 995-7064 -.,----.-=.~.-.~ .. ----=-:~;. ; • -- --• .. .. -• .. • • • -... 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""'°"°°' llr>d oon11 mental rophlte recalllng the a1nv81 of the Motll01 Srt1p 1n 'Ctoto tncoun10r~ nt lhl' T htrd Kind • A ~ubhmPty rtappy ln0\111' !Jtl•l'Q c1.penenc.c T!io n1<N1<• 8ChtOVll~ 0 lyrtC 1nhtr1~1ly lh81 thrtllb yu.J t.lU.Vl'I fl) V0101 IOC<,oc'~ Whf'n lf\1} I/fl<. &ponl blWl\ mowiq. C•P8C1 oanc•ng 1n ~ a•stcs, dan<.ong '" ltlC lc'ibby an<J ooneong 1n 1"41 ~lf~llS 'l tir WIL Ito j m&Nel. allO ti stlovi<l bl' ,ln N>dutlng :iourc.f.' of pa..awrr 10 •.ev- Of 111 gcno1 .it•Ol'I$ nt movt<' "FABULOUS IS THE WORD FOR 'THE Wll.' A colossal entertainment. Visually, '1he Wiz' outdoes everything I've seen on the screen in decades. Everyone is just plain perfect:• -~. flffd H. Y.Datlf ..... ooinq l<.Ob lem·•" al'ld '!.I tanta~ ~tb You come ou1 --J. 1 ol mir. '"°""' t1>e""9 o• ·~ ~..; tuhy mtNeO rind 11 .io '' t,{1 Jhve •• r; •'t • •"·• 'V,,' . DIANA POSS ... ·rHE w1r ··R°" "supert> In 'The Wil' he! per10frNnee ran!.$ w11h tnat ot 8art>t• Sllelsand in 'Fllf'loy Otlf" and L11e Minno11t 11'1 ·c.aoaret ... -Gtir'e ~·"1-•"-f ""'"'°° ,,_ "Oree! lun Colo<. $fy1e 8'ICI llalf II worka dohghltully You wani to JUmp up and d!lllCC along " J.1y CJo 0t t,Utf Nl ttr. "Ooona noss IS 11 Whl1 on 'ThO W11 '" 't,/f(.~,, :1M "' HrlJ "'"'"·" ~tf!J t.4.1"4Nt,U•l)r! "(\l\ln ti you've watched 'foo Wizard o! 01· eY9fY ono ot t8 t•rnot ol's been on tol<Mst00. tllOllCcS ere you'Vo -&eef1 &oyltling hke !NI ITIOYle 'TM Wit '" w•,,,5-. ,_ ....... "h's ahcl< ano -rge!IC ono tun 0 1e111 momc<11S a IOI 01 ~lo, Mn'8llOl'lal ~ .. , elfecll llld COltumet •• ""'I<~ CL..._ C•< .y ""I A~ ~'"19 MICHAEL JACKSON · NIPSEY flJ.J55£Ll · lED P05~ · LENA HORNE OOd r\ICHAAD ~Cm 1tE'•M) .. , ~ ... ..,._.__ ~·~·-......... ..,..,,,_,,_ , .... -~. ,,... TONY ~TON CHAl\l.IE SMALLS· QUINCY JONES · KEN HAAPER · DEDE ALLEN OSWAfDMDMISnH ALOERTWHnOCK ·JOEL SC~MACHER · l\OOCOHEN SIONEY-LUMET WID. 7:tl, t :41 THUftl.•I UN. t :00, 3:30, t :OO, 1:30, t0:46. EDWARDS CINEMA HARIOll AT ADAMS COSTA MESA 546-J I 02 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE •·UV4 "ICT1'10US eU$1NUS No\Ma STATEMENT Tfte toll-lnq oerW"s art 00•"9 l>u\tMU a\ 0 A MOYOAS. S..it 8u\1ftfU Orht. HuntlnQ!On ka<f'I, CA.,.,. M•r10., Entf!rprt\et;, '"< • C~llto"''• <OfDOt•liOfl. WI 8u\lneu Or Ive, Hunllfl9lon ka<,., CA .,.,, '"'' bull~• f\ conclu<lecl bv • tOf· POral-. M•rlof> Ent-l~s. In< Ao<Wtd Joel Mllrlon, PUBl.JC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P VBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI aUSU.HS NAMa ITATaMCNT Tftt toll-Inv oert011• ere 001no ""''MUM "VS$ELl, GAGl.tO & 8 1.UNT CO#PANV, lll3 • G" A1rwo Av..-ue. C~l•Mtw.CA~ I Ctoflo•O C Au\\ell, l l1>71 Aven lCI• Glllta, S&n Ju.,, c.c>lst••no . CA.,'7~ 2 \..O<tnlO A 0.9110. 71111 Port Wftollly Pl.to, NtwPOrl 8e.t<ft, C.t1 UMll l Aot>erl w B•unt, 74186 V•• 4ouare, I.~ Nlouet. CA 916n p, .... _.. HOUlt ...., cltla<NO 9••aoe tou lecl Tftf\ U•l-1 w.u llllKI wlln Ille •I 50'I, Sil list St,..,.I, ~· Bea<ll. T "'' bu\IM U " <onc:lu<led by • h mllecl l>art,_1"$/\IO CounlY Clerk ot Ora~ Countv OI\ •••II•~ tor removal .,,., rtlO<ation. November l, ••7'. Coftt~t 1'91., Plotkin, •100 A•l•tion 1'1041Q lllvo .. LM Allotlfl. leleol\olw 12UI lore.vo A. ~llo f~•\ \lfltmenl WI\ filed wotll ,,_. '°""'' Ctertt ot Or""Oe "°""''Oft O<t 16. ,.,. ALI.EH ANO GOtlOON .,,.,100 Jiii WllSlllN ........ s ... 00 PubltJMd Or~ C041SI °""' Pltol. S.0.U ~CA ~-•t "'-•I' p I NOffml>er 14, I~. I•. 11.10, 21, f?, 2J, 74, 1'10~21 Publl~ Or~ Co•st O.olv Pllol Nov 2, '· I•, 2J, 1978 Publl\NO Or-. ......,., ...., ly tlo JI, 1918 No~ '· 16, :n. JO. "" 51 .... ,. ,,,., WID.-IUN.12:41, 1:11, 1:00, 1:41, 11:11 9~e ma 0n cast a lingering spell of awe and wonder, of magical Innocence ovef'Comlng evil, of simple courage · conquering fear -" he gave us the legend that will live forever in our minds. IMSTOl AT MACAITHUll 40.7444 J.R.R. Tolkien triumphed with the perception that a single dream is more powerful than a thousand realities. Come to Middle-earth, a world beyond the furthest reaches or your i magination. -· . ---~-------- JOSU'H E LEVI .. J.R.R. TOUUEH'S "THE LORD OF THE RINGS" (PG) PAE SUITS "MAGIC" (R) STA A Al NG ANN·MAAGftET -io ·eu. ''* , ,, ............ ~rds llltSTOl CINEMA ___ _ ...... :::... 540-1444 lJftter~/Ji/! '"f)fJll 'ID l't. R~&i AlllMlllWI A i.:i CHEECH It. WBlllC CHONG'!I _.,... ..., : ·-~-~-(0) IURT :'~·NOt.os UP. IN "HOOPER" SMOKE ....... , ......... .. '-•-,,.. :·:: :::t"' YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED! Oranf/9 Coast Colioge ~rates ,,,. oftrc1ttl rocyc~g centor kY Cotta MeH. 556-5981 ... Heal ing 'BHnd' .. . . '. 1 •11 Ill I' )I' , , I I BUSI NESS Coast Workers Win PromQtions LorH •UJ•. prt1ld nt or L.aaun• Federal Sav- lna11 and Loan, hu bc.wn d cclt!d 1t director of thp E conomtc Dcvclopmcnl Corp. or Orango County Four otht'rs have bcc-n re..-.lt.-etcd lo the corpora· lion ·a board. Th• re·•letlAld m f!tber& ue Da&. (,. Dyke••· presldenl. Amt-rlclltl t em1ly MorttiB8l'i Georte F•ltoa. aenJor v1co presldt nt. WMlkcr & Lee Co . C. H. "Jflff'' .....Wer, acnlor vice 1Jrt>sident. Mia· l'ie>n Viejo Co • und Luclt'n 0. Truhlll. Orange County ('hamber ot <:ommcrcl' Oth"r board m moors art• James Bucbner, prutdenl: '"""'rlek K. Cantrell, Alpha Beta Co : llarry G. Hoa, Jl()n 0Pvf'lopmenl Corp . Hal Jukton. Banlt of Mncricu . Pat Mlchaeh1. KWIZ ffMdlo . Cf'drfc-O'Donnell, Hockwell lnternauonal, Cordon II. Oh1on. Knobbe. Martens, Olson. Hub· bord & Bear, Larry ~erk. Anaheim Chamber or UU NICO IOOO TM"U NOV. 29, 197a Alf Pl\OIOgraptuc. Tyj)O\J11i1>hl(..lll. ClttftCBI nnd Pr1n11ng Errors are Suh e<:I 10 Cr>tr"t 11011 All Sale ltema a•e Subject to Stock on H. nrt Commerce: Richard J . mllh. Smlth·Hall Corp • and Aotbooy M, Vitti. attorney. who is vice presl· dent or the boord. Ttie corpo ra tio n was founded in 1976 to establlsh a djver11lfied matunng economy based on an Cllpandlng. dlvcraHied populatlon. : • The ln~matlonal Tr~df' Leagu~ of Orange Coa a ty named dlreclor11 for the 1978-1979 year They are Josepb Bucalno, president of Buscaino & Associates. Costa Mesa; Ken Karleon. chief ex· ecullve officer. VTN Corp .. Irvin~: David CoWns, president. Borden Collins International, Newport Beach : Walter C. Davison. president. IMS Equip· ment, Inc . Irvine; James A. Foster, vice pres1 dent of m arketing, L. E . Coppers mith, Inc .. Lo~ Angeles: Barbara Henderson, finance offir~r. city of Irvine. r ., D Others are pr. Sheen Kaaaouf, processor of economics. seho<>I or social sciences. UC, Irvine: Edith A. McCo.rlde, principal, Travel Planners. Newport Beach: Salley Aone MlUer. executive director , International Skateboard Association. Co11ta . Mesa : 'Robe> rt C. Mooney, pArtner, Peat. Marwick. Mitchell & Co. Newport Beach: Blclaard Sc:hwaru&dn. attorney. Irvine; Tom &a•«• opera· t1on.s m anager. w~stern region, Pfizer, In~ .• I rv 1ne. P.-ter Upton. president Allergan Pharmaceuticals lnlemat1onal, lrv1ne: Mor-.8 .... •n•N~ More business news, 1ncludlng the story ol how ~ teacher uses capitalism to leach a grad~ ~chool class the racts of hrc. appears today on Page Bil _ _,_ ____ _ (..._ ~ M o9nove>• -·----~ Dr Loi s Gr<.tnham . pro f essor of m ec hani cal engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology. Chicago. has de· veJoped a panel solar heater that opetates lik e a venetian blind. The slats of the blind arc filled with treated sa1t that stores the s un's energy during the day while keeping out the sun. The stored heat then is dissipate d through the night. warming the ronms. . .... ' D r ,.luor L b t • Projf!d• A self-E>lcvating Jackup ng, costing upprox . 1matcly $20 million, 1s ready for service in the Gulf of Mexico, F1u8r Drilling S<'rvices has unnounced . Tht.• vt>S!>l·I 1s contract<•d to Sam(:dan 011 Corp. ur Okl ahomu for one yt·ar. Wit~ options. OPERATED BY THE Coral di\ 1sion <Jf FOS, a ~ubs 1dwry 11f ,.,luor Corp . I rvint.'. lhl• n l{ has <• cantllt.•ver dt-sign that allow:-. multiple holes Lo be drilll'd \'llhout a t•han~t.· 111 location It ali.o can bt.• u:.1.·ll :i:-. a ll•ndn on t•x1sttnf.( 11mduc·t1on platforms. :"ola m(•d '"Mr. Du ve" ufti'r David S. Tappan Jr .. \ f{'(' chairman or the board of Fluor. the Vl'SSl'I t:i. d1.·~1)(nt'd Lo operate worldwide with a l'rcw of 72 and is t'a publt> of drilling to u depth of 20.000 fel'l in wa c•r up ~t de<'P --- Fluor uls<t has announced that a subsidiary has n !ce1vt•d a $4.7 million contrnct from Cha mplin Petroleum Co .. Fort Wprth, Texas, for Initial work to expand ;md modennze its W&l· m in~ton Refinf!~ near Los AnJ!efcs. This initiul work will be performed by the Southl'rn California d ivision of Fluor Eng1nccrs and Constructors. lrv1nt.·. and will include design. t•nginttcring. dt•fin1t1 vt· cost estim<itin~ and limited :,rlt• cl<'aram·t· "'ork for thl' prOJt•ct IT WAS ASTJCIPATEO THE proJcct . 1f JUlhori7<o<f for construction. would cost more than ~100 million. according to Michael Aquilina, West Coa!>t man;,igcr of m anufa(·turtnf( 11nd transporlu· 11on for Champlin. Fluor built the reftnl·ry tn 1970 a nd has pl'rfor"1t-d ulhc r rdin<"ry·rl'latcd work for <.:hamplln al Corpus Chri~t1. Tl'xas. Tht• \\orld 'l> largest portable contingency µu mri facility will be built by units of Fluor for 1\I.> ehka Pipeline Service Co .. Anchor age. for use 1111 th1• trans Ah1ska oil pipeline. Fluor has a n- 11ou n cl·<l Total mstall ed cost of the system 1s estimated to bl' S35 million Design und engineering of the pru1 1.·tt will bt.• pcrformc•d IJy thc Southern C"Jiforni a divis ion of Fluor Jo:nginecrs and Constructors. Inc .. lrvim•. const ruction will be 11 .. l'"forml'ff by f-1uor Alaska, Inc .. Anchorage. snn mllum l"OR SERVICE in lotc 1979. the l'Ontrn~t.·ncy facility will h<Avc a 13,500 horsepower mum lrnc pump and ~as-lurbine driver . Th<· system will be installed initially at Al ycska's Pump Station 2, a Oow·lhrough s ta tion "'1th no pumoang capacity If needed in l'mergen· cu~s ut other 11tat1ons. the system. mcluding build· lngs. would be truckt-d in, ~ct up and tied into the main line 1t'TC' S hotea l•prettw.U WTC Inc .• Newport Beach, has reported Im pro\•t.·ment in opcrutinA results for the third quarter and first ninC' months of 197H For the three months l'ndc'0nding thre<'·month period lust y1.•ur. •,or th" nine m onths e nded Sept. 30, revenues rose to $100.024.000 from $76,318,000 in the ·com. parable period of 1977. Net income for the period was $649.000. or 31 Ct'nts. In the first three quarters or last year. the company rt'portcd a net toss of St90.000. or 9 cents. "For the first time In several yrars. we are ex· perlcnclng a favorable sustained trend in our operations as refl<'<'ted by the s uccessively hlf'her r~vcnucs and earnings in cuch quarter of 1978 " . s aid llany M. Baker. president. ' . WTC. is the pare nt corpora tion with sub· 1tld1arlci; tn ulrfrelghl forwarding, surfucc freight forwarding and lcasin~ activilles. As an airfreight forwarder the company m uintains 34 te rminals in metropolitan areus and as a s urface freight fot'wurdcr majntalns 40 terminals. .. . · l"""e l"l••llri••OWd Permanent financing totalling S2.2S0,000 has bef'n orranged for Jamboree Business Center a m.ulll·tt>n~l olflce and warehouse complex under t'Onstruclion al the northwest corner of Jamboree Road and Richter Avenue In Irvine. The 3.3S-acre project. bein1 built by Costa M~sa-ba8cd Olen Properties Corp., wm contain ~.390 .quarc recit or leasable space divided lnlo about 35 separate units . . The Newport Beach reo1 c1t1te finance division of Coldwell Banker Management Corp. ~presented Olen In rinalltlng terms of the nnanc· 1J)I arrangement. - II " hot ••• wMnyou1wl1h Supef efficient gaa wee. h4tetere with gl .... llned tankl and rnpld hot w•t•r recovery 1ystem. Energy ... vtng tMtur ... 74••~ ...................... 71.• ...................... 11.• se...-. .............. 114.11 SAN TA ANA Son 01Q.Oo f tw1 rr Bolo.tr COSTA MESA II ~ "~:-1 ~i\~ . ~--· you can cut it . . . every which-away the easy way Black & Oecker·s variable c;peed power 11g ~c1w with 113 h p motor 9ahbrateo shoe 1111~ up to -1!> JI 1580 Aeg 34 99 I ' =---------,..----------------,-' .... ·,"· . -")'.;~ Homchte s 11rwcst moi.1 po.,,,cr fut etect11c powered chain s.iv.c; Versatile and ea5y 10 haodlu #XEL·8. Reg 39 95 3511 m-10". 11.,. o.•s.. ..... 45.88 Ul· l'l", lltg. SUS....... 55.88 get In there and mix It up space age time keeper ~ ~ . (,I Jacllets 895 1488 perfect blend . . . quality & value B 'l'l\df r '>P•'"o cori1r o1-. .1no """---....;;:..~"1 l.nu•tt• 01 dltrion<l 9010 01 brow11 •bib Al•IJ 1\;1% 1518 Ham11ton Oeac.h's M11tot· te hand style m1,.er with lull size power und beators 3·5pecd #97 Rog 10 99 Bu~ Or1p Colh.!1JIT'ldkcr n•.1k1·i. l•P to 48.oz. ot dc1tc1ou!. c.olluv 111 1u'>I 1 minutes #B48X Reg 4\1 % 8'' ~ stay cool with wood Stay coot wOOd haodles add smart touch 10 brush. pok e r and 11\ovel Matching stano. 11402 Reg 19 95 1411 Q 3911 dramatic accents •before the fire' 3-piece antique brass set w1tl\ l\anoino poto.er eno bruah 11157. Rog 39 95 2618 hearth warming atmosphere •"'' -. ... •. , .. ,,, ........... great grate 19" tong hea11y trOn grate. Holds generous load ot 1ogs aalely #PR· 19 Reg. 4 99 2•• ,_ . ' . r. s . · .......... ·,·.·.·~· . . .. .,., ... The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast Thurtday. Novemb4tr 2'3, 1978 DAil v PU.Or CJ DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell-It, Find it; , ( 642 •5678·] Trade Ir" With a Want Ad _ _ One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ..._., Pw S. ~......_, ,_,. w. Ho.wt kr W. ~"'For W. Ho.•1 For 5de HMH1 For~ ~.~~•••••••' ~.~~ •••••• 41_,, ••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . G nal 001 e .. fH G _ _. 1002 '-~.. 1002 G ... NI 1002 GttMrat 1002 ... ,, I ... , ......... IOOJ 'G...,... I OOJ ........ ..,.._.... • ..................... .. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .., ......... Hotk•: All ttal ~lJtl adH!t1U.td U1 CJus ne~ P.{M'r ll ub ~ to LIM" .. ·~~rat "'•1r • , WARMEST THANKSGIVING WISHES TO YOU LIDO ISLE Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances custom 5 bdrm.. 4 bath traditional h o m e : l ik e n e w Jd e<J I for entertaining. $500.000 OCEANFRONT Quality craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floors. sets off this landmark: 4 BR , 3 ba. home. in finest location. E stablished trees & lawns. S475 000. Wl'H so•UtY WE SLIP,ID -with the purty with the l ur~e family. please rall ~> 3666. WC! ovcl'looked sbowln~ ~iou this large '' bedroom. family room . dining room . 21:: ba th home Over 1000 Sq ft. Low. low price of SH2.500 NEVEi OCCUPIED LtYE. CLOSE TO WOU -Check this DC"h ithtful 4 Dt-drm. fumity-rm. we·~~o mc plu8 business opportunity on a Houi111n ~ A \'l uf I !>ill J • 'I wluch makn 11 1llt'aat lu ' • · adverllS<' ·•1&n )' pr<' • lerenet'. lim1u1tioo. or diScnmuumon t>.Mld NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1''ashion Island view from 3 Bdrm. Country style home. Used brick & rough sawn woods: swi mming pool. jacuzzi. $265.000. rac-e, cdor. rd111on, :.1•11 , or national ong1n, or an mteoUon lo makt> 11ny such prefere nce, 1Jm1111 tJon. or discri mm a hon " bur, micro.wa \'f' ove n. enjoy Sun & large lot. Sharp 3 bedroom. 2 bath Snit Club ror only $122,950. Ask for home with a garage door business in G ltm llcllworth 631 ·1266 the rear. Wha l a stcnl. Call quick . Ttus newspaper will not knowint:IY accepl a ny advertis ing for rt>•il estate whk h 1 in viola lion of the la""' aao•S: A~ ...,dtKl&tttelr .. cWr ... ,..,.. ron 5-clahfy. n. DAit. Y PILOT .. ._., Ii ... ty for .... first. cornet -...+icMt ORiy. Hotntt For Sale .........•.......•..... Gft«el 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• o.cor.tor'• o,,... I MESAVEIDE IEASTSIDE COSTA MISA Fantastic loc ation . Upgraded 3 be drm. 2 bath. $98.500. Open House Sunday l-5. 1998 Orange, C.M. Ask for Bo b Milliken 631 · l.266 A lTENTION IUILDHS Duplex with room for 2 m ore units. Close to s chQols. shops and bus line in Cos ta Mesa . $149.900. Ask for Bob Milliken 6.11 ·1266. $2000 UNDER MARKET 3 bedroom 2112 baths 15 a cre meadow view in Newport Terrace, immaculate $85.900. As k for John Mars h a ll 631 ·1266 . SELLER MOTIVATED S elle r must vacate b e autiful 4 be droom. 21.2 bath home in Lake Forest. Featured in LA Times Home Se ction. Deck with bench seatin~ $109 .500 Ask for Craig Batley 631·1266 We found 1t for you! Now you can use your talent & fix it up!! Giant S BR home! Family room! Large paUo! Need paint! and wallpaper!! Don't EASTSIDE DUPLEX delay, call ~0303 Owner has never raised rents on this FOREST'E. OLSON '""'( '., .. . ~ ..... I large duplex -s unke n Jiving room - 3 bedrooms -21 2 baths -private I p~lio and double garage each unit. ••'---:-<--$198.500. A~k for Roy Siemens 631 -1266 AFFORDABLE I R6'MftlC· Newport. Livi' in pre I . sUgious Westcucr for un der s1so.ooo Spacious 3l of costa mesa, Irvine, newport beech, Inc. bdrm. family r oo m , country kiLchen Nea~ 234 E. 17th Street, Coste Mesa and clean-rand ready ~ mo\'c Into. Call us at 631 -1266 MO-IJSI f'1" further de· taiL<i ~ \ LAVEaHI & MAltGIE These two bombshe lls are 3 bedrooms. 2 bath bargains. The asking prices are $Ill.~. and $77.~0 rei;peclively~ Laverne is loc»ted acrosi. the street from a pm and Margie has a wet bar & cathedral ceil· ing. You've got to check o ut th ese tw s weethea r t s. CALJ 556-2600 t;:SELECT T'PROPERTIES ~HERITAGE .•• REALTORS \.1t111n" ark '\l•l\\orlo. <1l lnd1' 1du:.ill) c llq11·d anti 01wrJtccJ lkul E:.talt• Offrrt·1> MARIKA -.WA THRONT $174,100 Finest wate rfront living-boat s lip a vailable too! 2 Firepl<ices. Step-down livin~ rm. Formal dining room. All natural wood kitchen eabinets. food center & grill too! Wet bar. Vi ew + mirrored wardrobes hi ghlight master wing. 2 Patio sundecks. Walk to shops and restaurants. Common pool, spa, sauna & gym -call fast!! 752-1700 11662 MocArtlw llYd.-Stllh I OJ.I"._ HAPPY THA*SGIVIHG TO ALL aaAMDHIW4-PLU Buy now and get the beat tax advantages , these are deluxe unlts, two or which are 3 bedroom. 3 bath and the other two IUMDNEW4-P\.EX ~J~-baths. Ceramic tile ~ have 2 bedrooms aod 2 Bi.uinewandgetthebest -,(/ kitchen, fir eplaces, tax advantages. These R E A L T y french dool'll lo the patio, area deluxe units, two or enckised garages aod ex· which are 3 bedroom. J ~ tra parking. Great beach bath and 2 bedroom, 2 --------1 city location. CALL baths. Ceramic tile SPACIOUS!LJGHT! 7Sl-3191 kit ch en , fireplaces. AllY! French doors t o Lhe Soaring cathedral ceil· • SELECT patio. enclosed garages . r r · 11 RT ES andextraparking.Great ingi;. r o essiona Y PROPE I beach city location. Call landsc11ped . Lge lot. -------- 7Sl.Jl91 Room for pool. Lge fmly TERMS rm & rrml din rm. etn Gr eenbrook 2 s tory Huae & Beautiful, 4br, «=SELEC T home. ExecuUves home 3ba newer home on cul- T' PROPERfLES for gracious entertain· de-sac lo Costa Mesa. --------• Ing. Act now! ~!M91 Can arrange low down payment or low monthly LUSK IN (~l\'!11?151$15j I ~=t~~·re'~ltor H A • I 0 I V I E W Estate 548·9873 . HOMES -~jiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-1 Chimce of a lifetime. For II mlln Of decision fluge lot, fantastic view. 4 bdrm Lusk home w /the mos t ad va nl aJ(t'OU s financing. Come In end la lk flnancl n t<. $277 .$Oil ~ I 1 I • I' I \I I ' "1 ' Jt.' ... , O ir l 111"• Jil,, l•CAMYOM Haa to be Wt prestige commualt y 'a fin est vahae! 3 Bdrm11. + den; lat'lat "AQlutta" plan In 6elt earl)· area tocalel wltb •weepi nl &OI course view I l.ih new a. t otallr t"barm101 . S'l2f,000 I AO!NT&40-Wo ~II. macnab I lrvtne ? realty HAllOll VIEW HOMIS Supe r fa mily home! S BRs fa mily rm -kitchen w/planked flooring -2 fplcs, one w/custom hearth. Prof. landscaping + spa & jacuiz!1.lirepit & gas BBQ. $225,000. Helen wood 644-6200. (0 ·130) $115.000. THE GfFT THAT KEEflS ON GIVING - Beautiful 3 bdrm home. less than 1 yr old . o~ner movin~ and needs to sell fost. Decor. to your tas te. All for only $84,500. IEACH DUPLEX -No d own VA . 564,900. Unbelievable 2 houses on 1 lot. Live in one . collect rent on the other . No down VA . move in immediately. SEVEN 4-PLEXES -Thre<' 3 bdrms. one 2 bdrms. Special owners unit with frplc. 2<n Down. break even. 1500 Sq. ft. each. Off cred at $110.000. each. 540-3666 -This holM l'fflly has almost •vet tfhillg. Just iw )icK ft. taury of a hHte4 pool & jacnti. a ., ... rf... two ftr_.,eoc.H. hup stor• _...., Mf1tral •'-• -4 til•. lau11dry rOOfll pantry, br•alrfost or••· patios. ....,. atriWM ..ct CJCW•ts. Mexic• H'* ...a._... A four~....._ wfltl ' 2112 Miii..., JC* c•'t .Hord llOf to'"' Jusf ,..-94 to. .. $259,500 (7 I 4J 497-3331 "P.AIK.UICE SEmMG" Beautiful P alermo in Harbor View Homes! Premium location on quiet corner across from J!reenbelt in Phase JI . Convenient to c omm. pool & e le mentary school. 4 Bdrms with lj:!e airy kitchen opening to family rm w /wet bar + formal DR. Lovely ldi-;c p yard with lge trees. blt·in fire·rin~ & BBQ. Perf. home. $189,000 incl. land. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REAi.TORS 211 I S-J.,.... Hlls Rood NEWPORT CINTH, N.I. 644-4910 FOREVEtt Vl£.W! Noq.lify' IUILDERS House plus pool. plus Bachelor on 19000 square foot R·2 lot. 6 Units O.K. Owner will carry and s ubordinate. As king $170.000. Call 962-7788 IACK IAY F ine 4 bdrm .. 2112 bath family home-on quiet cul de s ac . Oversized pool. playhouse. storage$169,000. Terms . IAYFRO!IT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & s lip AVALON We ll constructed, 3 BR. l ba. oak floor. partial basement. concrete foundation. S 120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 3·l 1 Boy"d•· Ortv" N B 67'J 6101 . ' llAVI:: A t:Nl(Jl'£ GOB81..2'!GA NG' U,_.lf)U~ li()MI:§ REAL TORS', 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway , Coc.ona dt•I Mdr ,,1 .. u , .. M1·.,,1 v1·r1ti· .• 11 5itu 5990 Realtors RIDUCB> $4000 Superb upgraded model home. 4 Br 2·sty, H 2 yrs new. now Just $94.900. Save even more by as· sumlng 911•"-' conv. loan at $539 mo. w /lower dos· Ing costs & no quallfymg 646-5096 751 ·27" HMJhway froat• 63 level acres with water on U.S. 395 to Mammoth &Reno. 646-5096 552· I 32 I EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Duplex. Sharp 3 bdrm owners unit w/cathedral c.'e11Jngs only I ~ yrs new. Rcrmdeled 2 bdrm le· 11ani.s home w /walk-in closet.s & laundry nn. Don't hesitate ! Call now! ~IS-9491 FORES T E OLSON .,., . ' ..... ' Forever View 0~11ls~ Gorgeous park settin~ Spantsh entry. Brick fireplace. Formal dining r oom . 3 Spaciou s bedrms. Prime Irvine location. No qualirying. Owner will cre atively finance! Don't· hesitate, call today 7S2· 1700 Ql'f"llll O•tr \llJll rut•ll•<r •. "• THE -REAL ' ESTATE RS iQ. KE:Y Ii; EXICHOMf.VIEW ~1EJl!ll R€ALTORs A Beut1 prot lndscpd. sbr. 3ba nome. Din rm. tam INVESTOR'S rm. 4 car gar. Over '-'a ac SPECIAL 00 AW IY vu lot. l ~yrs new. A real Sharp 2 bdrm home lo buy. f119.5370 live in while you build 67>·7300 ALLSTATE ~ your duplex on the rear • .,_,-... ,~ ... ~ ••••TOIS cit.his R-2 lot In Easlside ~~~~~~~~1 -------Costa Mesa. Call today 1.: . "'-· ------L-~ for appt to see this un· usual property. S4S-9t91 (~IW\j!i!§i$t4il ReaJ &.tate Sell things fu t with Dal\y Plloe. Want Ads. C9f1'UL & ncm.- 2 BR. Den. condo in Big Canyon. Vi ew of golf course from deck. walk to pool and tennis court. Owner will lease, lease option, t rade or ~ell. Occupy Immediately. $175.000. A CGUMILL IAI •CO. 844·9080 11tt IMIOAGl•MIU.lllQ), ... ~QNTD .• cae: llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE THE DRUXE CONDO ILUFFS Oc I uxe Setting On Fabulous G reenbc lt. Oe ll.O<c Wrap· Around Patio W /Fountain & Lus h Pla ntings. De luxe Carpeting . Drapes & WaJlpaRers. New Deluxe Kit che n. New Deluxe Furnace Plus Air Cond. WI Air Puri(ier. Please Call For Appl. To See. Deluxe Price Of Sl74,SOO. A "Joy Of Newport'' Listing. 631·1•0 ''' DOV9t HIVI --------~----- UJe aLofwL Reaft'I THANK OUR MANY FRIENDS IN THE COMMUNITY ANO WISH YOU AND YOURS A HAPPY THANKSGIVING . Jo AM AIMpaucJh Jil" leMventi Jot. .... JoA•Doran 0 ................. &•or KiftcJ Carolyn Mason MaxiMPropp KarNS_...., Salty Tft wiliCJff' Lorett. V• Ost luft"ly~ Glodys WifSCMl MyrnolooM JOC9 lrec•y Caroty..DHh EdyGwtt C..tyHor\' .... PatL-. Johll Poffock Z-._llllodes httwrTCllMlk an.ceV-.ICirtr Mary & D• vc.G1ldern • ...... WhitMy Jocld.Wlley 675·3411 L U S K 6JI R L :\ L T Y a John JJ I. in J... « .\', 111 ( u 2 S I S E C oa \t Hwy Coron a dt'I Mor ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:J1 REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNlO COMPA NY Sl RVING THE SOUIH COASI ARlA SINCl 19b 3 LEASE OPTION LOCATIOM & I MOTIVATION -it's all offered here on I the salf> of this be autiful 4 Bdrm 3 b<ith horn(' Don't miss this one. Cal today. 546-4141 I Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Hun tington B each-Newport B each FOUMT AIN VALLEY AtHDOM HOME SHCIAL Tidy 3 Bdrm collage Freshly painted neat new roor. new carpets home wtpool 1111e yrd. and paint on a huge lol warm earthtone crpts. ROOM for anything your This 3 bdrm home bas 1t heart desires. Wests1dt• all Cov'd patio Conve-Cost.a Mesa. S70,000. ment lo 11choob & shop. ping Hu rry• Onl y $75.900! 545-9491 ' (~IWmij§i$1Jj PETE BARRETT Real F.s~te REALTY Have sometbinit to sell" Cla.sstfaed ads do 1t well. 642-5200 WESTCUFF AREA Spacious 5 bdrm. home on a quiet s treet n e ar Marine r s t-.::.rk . Freshly painted. with new carpets -you can move in right away! The family rm .. with cheerful frplc .. is definite ly family sized: enclosed yard: a terri fie value at Sl86,800 & owner may fi nance. 673-4400 HARBOR THANKSGIVING WISHES FROM THE PEOPLE IH OUR NEWPORT CENTER OFRCE Gary Archibald Devon Belding Carol Drake Russell Guarner Nancy Hurst . Margaret Jungctas John Richard 811tWedmore Marcia Working Cliff Atkinson Rod Daley Elaine Fournier Dave Hirschler Noel Johnson Sally Kahahane Jean Vinson Jorie Working Cal 644-7020 2121 ~~ :.::-·- .. t • I l l . j , t e . h ,. 0 .. y 3 ' ~ ! N .. 2 '5 r •• € =~ ~II ~· te 0 3 r· l IS, •! n· 0 . 11• •• 'I· 1r '! l . .... OAtlYPllOT blQOO , LOTS OF LOTS ., '" ............. for ... ,, .. , ........... 90f II ......... ~ t..,.. -o .. f oW; . CHSCINT IA T -,,._,Ht'-loc..._.,. ttM oc...W. .t P.c:lfk CCM1t ~ey ht Hortt. l991P' flffOf' •• g ~"*-• of ...- b..ce. 9MI ............. HIGH DlfVE -.,..,.._.. 111 _,.. wttt. 1 t1· 1-.Hftt ~ aw. ...... bftt ..,.. "' North L.,_.. Cootffl & city • ......_ SUMMfT DllYI -I Ou. •'-• k»+l. pric.cl ... -.................. Of' of. ~ .,. • poclaep for ............ b · c ...... toc....._ DAMA f'Off'fT' -~ le•-4 l ·I lot °" oceott•I• of roclflc Coott ,.l9hwcry: ocroH t 9'• 1tr••t f ro111 b lu ff . front ••. s U0,000. 644-7020 21 23 SAH JOAQUIN HIUS RO AD MEWPORT IUCH ~COATS. & WALLACE 'C:I:f1 REAL ESTATE , IN.C. A lOCAllY OWNl D COM PAN~ s• RVING THl SOU C ASf AREA SINCf 1%.! FAHTASTIC ADULT COHDO A great 1 Rrlrm unit . bcnutiful Huntington Bay lo<:at1on. Walk lo shopping. close to community pool and c lubhouse. Great for 1 person or couple. only S49.950. C al 546-414 1 Serv1!.'g Costa Mesa-Irvine Hunt1ngtpn Beach-Newport Beach . . .. THI •ST OP IAYCUST Prim • location on Commodore Rood in Daycr 4lsl I vun W •tis buil t. pridefully mnl nt~lned ond proptrly Pn<-t.-d 3 bt'<lrooms, forma l dmin~. noo ~<1. rt lot and t:1 rtowin1: noor· plun for <'O('h anUng l'nlertulmng. This i~ u "t'rt•am puff" untf won't lust long al sws.ooo. IJ ~l()U l I f M l:i HLAL I ons·, 67b 6000 1443 C .m C:o.i" H 1qhw11y . Coron11 <lt!I Mar ,Jl-.<1 1n M1·'.J \11 11t. ,11 !AIJ !>!:190 I -LOW DOWN Large Duplex in excellent cond1 tJon on quiet street. Just across the street from channd. As kin{! $190.000. Seller wi ll rurry 1t ttll with ll s mall down payment JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 2919 NEWPORT . llvd. corner 30th NEWPORT EXCEf'TIOHAL ON THI WA TIR TRM'Ll.X SI 75,000. SI 42,SOO Jack Smith Rel Estate Lease option $10.000 cash HAPPY THAt«SGIVIHG TO AU ___ 968 __ ._9922 ____ 1 It S750/mo. Gtffnery and 1--------.. perfection surround this exciting 3 level comer VA LARGE 3 Bedrm, I ~• ba. air cond. aut.o spnnkler & garage opener. Kitchen completely remodeled $79.000 645 916 I . . : OPEN HOUSE REALTY ~ condo. home with 3 bedrooms. den. fum1ly room and dinmi:t room Prolesslonally decorated In q1.aet good taste and Immaculate Convenient to beach and tennis courts. .. I ' • llYM 11UACl-VllW-4ll0,000 Fabulous vjew of ocean. buy. city llghU. and Cat.allna ! Also the sun~ets a r e unbelievable! Homes are rarely for s~le in W s beauttfuJ area. Hurry to ~ec this l ovel y home wlth 2 bedroom s P.lus maid's rm & sitting room. family room & formal di ning r m . Gorgeous pool In enclosed patio. WH&ft M. TAYLOlt CO .. llALTOllS 2111 S-Jo .... RHflllfNld HIWroltT CltfTB. M.I. 64~9 I 0 EXCLUSIVE LOWER THREE ARCH IA Y -Dlacover the ....t of Ht. f"CIMbow hen I" this vwy ~ co11•1•Wty lfl SCMIHI l~ l'hk l ~ hw fs locllted Oft a...,. tot wHh whtt.woter vl.w. betow. This cowu_.ty offers pri•ah beedt, .._., CMd recrfflffoMI c...t.r. WaltflMJ fOf' you ot. . .S2'5.000 1714) 497-3331 FRESHrAIHT Inside & out . Near So. C.Oa!t Shopping Center. Lvly'4 bdrm Greenbrook beauty w/fmly rm. New upgraded earthtone crpts thruout Storage galore plus •mished attic storage rm. Call fast S45-!M91 I • /\ ') -I , r-f/;: ~?-,,i~~ . ~ . PIUMl DUPLEXES SBJ.BMOTIYATED Louted In 100 block. D2 OAILYPILOT BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT R. DR. 7H11 A WINNER! A~ard winning end unit ln Woodbr1d1e. with 2 bd~ .• 21,; balha, UP· aded carpeting & hie . rty is very sharp & 1 I be r re s hly landscaped. Xll)l buy ut $11.9,500 U FIX & MAIE S FCJn tastlc buy. Priced below m arket. OramatJc living room with spa rkling flrcpluce. row of g lass overlooks lush oversized rear yard. forma l dining. S ecluded stairs lo e xecutive game room. Separate wing for master suite & c hlld.rcns quarters. Minut~ to heh . U fix up & make Thousands. KATIUA llALTY 1474 06 I or 146-9366 1022 Cost.MeN I024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT Enjoy the ever changing SPVO~ HILL llOM E 1--------• bay & ocean view from lSCambria Spectacular SLASHED your dining & liv111g rm vJew. 673-6634 agt. To $72,SOO areas. Picture windows The aunaels are ialwaysl _________ Beautiful 3 B R 2 BA beauUful! Tb.is condo la )) home PL US fabulous oo fee land (you own It> fanuly rm. Great family & alJ rooms arespaciow., neighborhood. Lowe&t includlng 2 lovety bdnns ~ J) pnce in aru. & lanai 2 Bafb.s! also (/ ~TRAREAL ESrATE garage+ parking space ·--~ 754-7100 m>.ooo. Boat Slll>& avail on conlract. IASYTOIUY! HUMTIHGTOH LAMDMAlK COHDOMIHIUM Super East.side cul de Convenient location, sac loc. 2•000 Sq. ft. BAY& BEACH t ingle story. 4 or s 8 R + 1 marvelous recreational ra m i I y r m .. hu ge fac1l1t1e a . Larg e kitchen, eating a rea tbedroom. full bllllt·an .,. kitchen. Ready to sell al _Su_naet_R_._c._. s.5_7-8623 __ _ ~.900 CUSTOM HOME 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 7~11 COLE Of HIWPOIT Pool size lot. Spacious & --------•I REALTORS open. 3br. formal din rm. Picture a mobile home with a deck overlooking 675·5511 .Move·ln cond. Great toe. 1--------·1 979-!)3'10 SPY(il.ASS HILL ALLSTATE 4 Bdrm. Oceanv1ew IULTOltS Drastic price reduction. •----1 u-.-v-e. __ _ Irwin & Irwin Realt.<>rs ~ .. 644-611 I A rttOILEM the breakers. for sippang i-----=-----a cocktail or watching •--------$63.450 But you don't · if you get over here & see this 2 bdrm. 2 ba condo that has lots of rm for a s mall pnce. Owner will con· sider all offers 552.4477 the sunset. Secunly adlt park. $1Z,SOO. Othe rs from $4000 t.o $31 . 000. 6 44-6111 'BYR.EAL, LOWDOWN ON BIG DUPLEX. seller t.o carry balance Big lot Good loc, across slreel from water. $200,000. JACOIS REAL TY 675-6670 !//: ~~cnab -lrvine EASTSIDE Selle r mu s l vacat Weat Newport; older beautiluJ 4 bedrm. 2"'1 b front 2 bdrm. bu new home In Lake Forest plumbing. electrical in -------- Featured in LA TirtW14 kitchen; rear bachelor COSTAMISA Completely rerurblsbed Bdrm, 2 bath home. R V access on a huge R·2 lot. $89.000. THANKS -WATI IU l<ONT Home Section. Deck w1l urut over dbl. garal(e. ·----------! Al Thank!!'-'1vin" time llOMI .., bench seaung-$109.500 space for 2 extra cars ,. .. ., k r Cr i B t i l'nced at $149,500 --------•I EASTSIDI DELUXE 1 rmst or us haVP a lot to be REAL ESTATE As or a g a ey. --------DU'LEX 1 thankful for ccrl11inly 1 __ 6J1·1400 ~ 2 Bdrm. & !·bdrm. unit, C:O...Mota 1024 0 Bwlt as t'Ondos in l'Onst &y & ~ac-h Reully can R ~MC West Newport, ~ood rcn •--------1 3 BR & 2 BR. lge bdnns. bevl'ry thankful f~r their OCEANFROHT ' ~ l al his tory ; walk to fplc. dbl garago buyer muny In ends in the beach. $1.59,000 To place your meMa ,::e befort' tht• reading µubll ( phont' choosescpl.S etc • harbor a rea. we would F ant astic duplex . 3 G7J.~ 675.4777 Eves · not have last<.'<I 30 years bdrms .• 2 bat.h.c; each unit of Costa Mesa , Jr vinc, C ST ES Dmly Pilot Classified. 642 :i67il I 400lfl"~a FOR All 1f we h. ;id not enjoyed a · f~lcs. & bit-ins UPP.Cr Newport Hench . In<". =O AM A C.M. ·--uw happy relat.JonshJp with unit has hJgh beam ccal. · 234 i:;. 17th St.. C.M. Eas 1de, 3 rms .. 2 ba ~p · -; •-:a.. ournumerouscbents per rect prope rly lo 63 1-1266 Com "modeled; 2 • · • -~ owner /o<'cupy. NOW NalloowideNetwork of cargarage.$128.000 · · BAY & GET THIS owner will Jodividually Own~d ME~RT PEHIH. ____ __ finance or carry la rge and Operated ~ , 2 tJathlr:-hi>le- 2nd T 0 or Lake ca:..h Real &oitateOfraces OnlyS89,000Leasehold. Want A~ H~p-> t'42·5678 BEACH or'"" Asking $425.000 ~~~~~~~~~ HEWPORT ISLAND Will hslen to any re 3 Bdrm .. l bath home on a.sonuble offer & term.-, 1 l 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. lalM>tlloyrrop --------·1 R·2 lot. frp c. ots of macnab /lr vtne 1n1_1__ •""°" · OwM.-n.-ciftcJ ~=;1.kr~~o':E I 67r 706o Z·St.ory 12 uruts) Fraoch 8dr b th h ree ty o...1EM1aOIT HR.l~HTs • -* Country.look ; North 3 m .. 2 a omc "' ...,,.. ,..,.. plus two 2 bdrm. units an 1lus 2 BR 2 BA home. ---La~una. g reat ocean rear.4Carparkinitandc USEO·IRICK FIONTI l>o\-1·r Short·s Area! Spectacular l s U>r y t•xct·ullvc· 3 BR home w/pan<.•lc'CJ den & wet bar. Walled ,\ c.1 rd w /spac.·e for pool. 5350.000 lowrll·r wi ll tonsidcr lea se w/option to f'ttrc·ha s e). Appl . o nl v . Sc-h w1.•1t·kert/ Hulderm an 642-83J5. I I': I I l BIG CANYO H Broadmo11r Plan it l>l·l1~hlful home fca tur<:~ 11 IHh i!' · hulhb + formal dininJ.!. II\ 111g /t. f.1rr11ly rooms. A s p cdal h1irr11 · 1n a s p ec ial rom mun1t v for .. :1!15.000 J.vnne V;1lcntmt· fi44 fi:d.lf l 1 I·. 12 1 · HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. • . has a.n unusual and am \'ICW 3 Udrms _& 2 bj(hlfulpurk-hkesell.l1t1t. presi.1ve noor plan with HAPrY bdrm!> · frplcl> · new 1':asts1de Costu""'~sa no hallways. The hmtc THAHKSGIVING kitchens & baths, with Property In xlnt cond1· li ving r oom b ai. a fROMTHEFOLKSAT anhque touches Cedar uon!$199,000 fireplace and the master p ET t.: 8 AR R ET T inside & out. Submit 673-3663 642·2253 Eve,; bdrm has French door.-. REALTY terms · tQke occupancy onlo the pat io. Only now. $245.000. $159,500. Hill• McCo,,..ck HARDESTY R.edty 494-7551 REALTORS 675-2166 S03ParkAvc balboa lsland PETE BARRETT REllTY ' &42·5200 Have somethlng you want t.o sell? Class1fit'd ud:. do 1--------- 1t well 642·~78. Want Ad Results 642·5678 fllc~1~ .. L~~ TOO GOOO TO IE TIUE MUST SELL Fresh. clea n. vacant Ne w paJn t . mode rn kitchen. mic rowa ve oven. J bdrms. 2 ba. Must be sold tb1i1 weekend sp,500. CENTURY 21 OCEAHVllW 848-07ll . associated BR OKE R ~ RE l\L TORS 101' W Oolbon f) 'l !b&l 9UIET rr.sticJious ArH Great view from this 3 bdrm .. 2"'2 bath San Luis fley townhouse. wllh frplc . patio & 2 decks . Near golf course & lenni court.'!. Sl6S.OOO . ~.~~ ~n-noo UNIQUE BUYS Due to Clf'CUfMt- fec1n9 ahfte home_,.. er\. we i.el •111ntn>ely 9ood ·-enu un be mad• Oft:= th .... 2712 WA VECREST In H. V. 8roedm00t, !> bdrm. s•nel• SIO<V. lom1111 d1n1ng. d«icrng e11rwnds into wooded ••••• ve•y ehwm1nQ. owner 11 butld•ng "' L-..na. Orwticatly ,. d.-d 10 $239.500. 01*' Sunday 105 VIA RA VENNA On lido hie. 4 bdnM. 4 baths, '" land. ~s. bnck and glllSS, clOM to tenntJ. bay end boating. Th• most home lor $285,000 on lido! ()pen S.turday 506 MARGUERIT E Chamunv Old CdM, 2· uorv. peoect w1ndow1, 3 bdnnund R·2 tonln~ Out·ot·•l'9• owner. •• uni home, pr0991ly pt1ced at $172.500. Open Sat./Sun. 2907 SETTING SUN In 0<~ H. V. Hills. ttun- nlnt ..i-of Catalina, poof. 4 bdnns., MW Uf' P9'. pelt11,, Plf*1 ··s. ,. tine vacant on s.ttJnv Svft .. at $279,500. ap.. S.L/Sun. lJ~IVU I: ti()M l:S REAL TORS. 675·6000 2443 E. COAST HWY . CORONA DEL MAR ,.·.·.··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.···1.:J1•l#it Fil SUPSl U STSID E ~•11m~ Loe •r1ou Balboa Island Reelly A n '"""'" ... ,.,~ .. ~ Sharp 4 Bdrm 2 bath 673 1700 h o m e. R e mo d e l e d ~~~~~-~~~~ kitchen and bath Only 1- 179.900 Call ~·5880 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS DBJGHTFUL LIVING - an thcs beautlful xtra I~. r. ·do:-Tret1\,~~1.l- w /privacy. frpl~. wet bar. pool, Jae. Lots of c losets. One y r n ew. WON'T ~T. 979-5370 MUST SH ALLSTATE 4 BrliJ.rgfamlJy room on .~ .... T-s q uiet dUl-de-sac Owner._ __ ... ________ _ JDOVUlB out of area. Just f1n1sbed re modeltnl( FUU pnceS85.000 $65,500: Your First? Owner's pride! Qwet 2 bedroom condo with bw ll ms, eat.lng area and cov· cred pallo C.Omm pool BKR. Call 540-1720 GRAND OPENING SAT&SUH A N D I N H 1'~ T W 1-: E N DA VS Cu~tom 2 <1tory 6 OR w1form:il rlinmf.! 1 m At dwcry brkfsl rm opcnm~ ltJ ~:ourm •t k1tc ht:n. Nl·w c·rt $:Y-"1.:-i<.10 Hurbora Aune 642·8215 rn.1:n 3 Bedroom. 3 Dath home plus den with pnvale yard and you own t he lnnd. Charming now and with a lilt h.• ima~ination. huge potential. l'ht•nc>mcnal value at $179,950. PENNY rt NC HER ADS --------1 .... 1.-.ct 1006 t}Aesa C/Jltdfs 'Parwramic ocean view and romantic night lights IACHB.Olt'S DELIGHT!! This 1 .. mohllt• ,,._, homC! will l'Xctll' your <m1mal rn~lin<.·t s: BriJo(hl & happy badwlor p <.ttl W/on1· HH. 2 haths + lush putt<>. Pri v:1tl· bcU<·h. pool & jaruzzi in <·x,·lusiw villagt•. $1:1,500. P.S No :.nimab allowed! Lois Mille r fA2 -H21'>. Cl<:-14 > CUSTOM I UILT Ir' COHVINlliHT Pror. dl·,·oruted h ome· t hHt 1s con VC'n1cnt lo ever ything! 4 1:3 Rs, 2 baths. formal dinltt#-! rm + beautiful fenc:ccl yard w/covc red putio & dbl ~a r <ii.tl' Owner wi ll c·ons1d er ncx 1blc financm~ $110 000 Ma rion f<'razzcll 752·l4M. rn.15) WARM It IUGANT Cu s tom res. in Ca m eo S hores w/spcctan1lar view of the Coust. Co7.y farn1ly rm adjoins J?Ourmel kilc h (_'n & we t bar. L ~. pool uccess1hl<> from ull rooms. $525.000. I I chm Wood Md-6200. C E:-16) VIEW! SADDLllACk TO lHI SIAf Dover Sh ores b eaut y w ith p a no ramjc btty view! 3 Bdrms. + la rge fa mily rm. & e xte n sive securily syRtem . You own the land a t $370,000. Ke n/ He le n Hartley 642·823S <E·l6a) 642·123S 644 ... 200 901 Dowr Orlw HMbor Vl•w Cenwr t rvlne et Cemp&a v .. iev Center 751·1414 A COLDWIU IAM(9 CO. 644-9060 '"' IAH JOAOUIHHll.l.Si.O. IH Hl!'W'IJOAT CEHTl!:i. CE 110111 ILlllS CD. OV£R ~0 YEARS OF SERVICC SECURITY GUAIDID JASMINE CIEBC Quiet Location In Corona del Mar W/Oc:ewt View. Si ngle Story Plan Two. 2 Bdrm. & Fam. Room. Sep. Oin . n oom . Rlt·l n Extr as I n Kitche n . Lge Prof. Landscaped Yurds. Clubhouse. Pool & Tennis. Reduced 'fo $210.000. DON'T MISS THIS Best Buy In Mesa Verde. 3 Bdrm. + Fam. Room In Great LocaUon Near Schools. A Lillie Redecorating Wlll Make This A Super House. $79,900. It's A Super Buy . '\ 631·1• Ill Dom DmVI ONLY S2 Sc-II any Item °' com bln1Uon of 1lem1 for f15 nr lus with • Penny Plnrlw'r Alt. 3 lines for 2 r005ttutlvt' days. £arh adlt1Uonal line Is 00' fur lhe2days. Ch1r11e 1t' No rommett1al ada Jlor 1TM>re Information and loplare your ad u ll 642·5678 Ont) .... Ody "tot......, ..... wou wtwt,. -lrl your too.I _11, ... _,.., l1iilijij@i WESTCUFF AllA Spacious 5 bdrm . home on a quiet street near Mariners Park. Freshly painted . w1th new car pets -you can move \n right :lway ! The family r m .. with <'h eerrut frpl c .• 1s defin it~ly farpily s ized : enclosed yard : a terrific value At Sl86,800 & owne r may fina nce. ...........•..•........ ~BEU 4 duplx. including bay In~~· rront t.o be exch. down In 1 "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiimiii"iiliii-iii a pkg. 213/684·3200 1• IAYFROHT DU,LU Spacious J bdrm & 2 bdrm. unit with frph• & 4 car gur. A superb runtal p roperly w/c1 ly •. bat benc h am<'n 1t1l's SJ95.000. Other fine oceanf ronb aveil $375,000 To S475,000 HEWLISTIHG Sll0,000 2 units of full lot. 2 Br Spanish stucco. red Ole roof w 1frplc & apart· mcnt Iara vance re altar lc6oo loy .... op. ltfflton fir 675-7060 . 61l ~062 1~~~~~~~~1 ~-------------i-------------2 rorTAG.ES IN ~iden· 8 1/20/o lial flOne, on1Y $119,500. H&rdaly Realtors ASSUMAIU 675-2866 For this upgraded 3 S03 Park Ave, bedrm home, coppe r ltaJboii l.alutd plumbtng. 2 Car dtchd c.ro.. .. Mer 1022 gar. Total price seuso. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Payable 1492 per mo. For l•-------•I further lnt'o. ~-9161 ZIDCOnAGI fll.USIMCOME Ptued hardwood noon. woOcl beamed ceilings, 2 : OPEN HOUSt RlAl TY / brick rrpioa ud country ·--------i kitchen · PLUS U..580 2 bdrm, 2 bath Income fUi't \ID.It wtth private yAJ'd Cotta Mea's and paUo. Sl)0,000. lN~~JoN Sunshine '44-721 f W~ paneled Uvln1 r m1 dlmn1, 3 bedrooma a na cov•Nd patio. BKR Call 540-1'730 Tllimlll. --· from $80,995 10% DOWN NO COSTS TO BUYER J.()('aled on t~ Bturr at th1• Wt>5l end or Wilson .it Par1f1c A\.-e. J J57'-Hlc Mee.m.Hs ~ • ~11nk1•n llvtnic room • .. ·orm11l d1nln.i ruom • It U!il IC l'\?d8r !th8kt' roofs • t;x to n 1ivo w ood s1dlnit ~talnt-d beams •Deluxe lllncku pin1 • 8 ullt·ln m icro,_, ave oven • .. ·1replae<-•Cathedr1l cetUngs In m•ttor bedroom S•ld Ageftt at alt~ 631-2246 .. . . .... Frldly, No'l9mber 24, 1978 OAll'YPILOT U ~~~ ~ .~. •• •• •• ~~.~.~ ••••••• _Th_u_racs._ ... v ... 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A U.(H' &'U-4.\lt JJapp'J 'JJ.anli1gi11ing FIOM THE STAFF OF Rm HILL REAL TY HIGUll SHOllS enjoy beach llv1n~ For JU~t $J0!>.900 Populor 3 bedrm Townhou!>t> modt!l HIGUIL SHOlllS -ocecin view, 4 hcclrm~. ~ourmct kitchen. form al dmtnu room. fomily rm. $235.000 IEGEHT RIALTY IJf.JI 14 '",_ I 044 &.agi.. •ec9' I 041 Dcuutlful ocean view, 1 story home on fabulous 1010 ICINGS ID., NI OPEH DAILY 1 1-4 biab on• hJll Terra coll.a Move Into th11 lovely 11.lteh, Jae., fully Uled hia· aln«ile wide Glenbrooll & /~ra thower in m.str ba. receive ~00 caah for Klllylrtl'u ... n•vereod-Cbr11tm.u •bopping. Ula View of lwn, hlllll & (L03840-73) ocn. Mc*a. fo4-Ston Al..LJ,"'TATE R£ALTORS 848-889S l/Qll-3101 ------------------'2ltl0 trailer in~rated JUST COMPl.mD 33x10 enclo.ed · glass & OMI OF A ICIHD panelled cabana New C.Orne "see this bUltof Ya black out drapea through acre P•r adlse, h gh out. Carpeting, air, above the Dana Pofnt forced air heat, ston. Mam MAiina, ocn view, 4 retrig. Full bath. 5xl0 IASTSIDI Nu r WetclHf. l1>vt-ly ~ with 2230 S I'' • ~-'tl?O Sf rw mom Deau.liful lr.U<'h_.n Ir b1tlh top Qu•hty patnl an wallpapt".n, 4 UR .; of ft('e .. TV room, aiar •/O(!ICM.r P j rur ru and RV'1 11S8.~ LA•• ~ C<la.Udt'f"\'d Hu l.aw1t!. Rltr 646-4380 fAMllYHOME NJIC Jtgt., 4 t1r :t & ram a ExecutiYe TIWOlSI H-w~ Wiil pay yuur clmilnll --·-rc»tJI II 1uu huy thlJI J br S Rdrm S ba • tam rm f'hanM"llnr Hon~ tk•lorl· Pretrnct M*I an 'Wood 0.-C-l bndet" Plecw F1nLUt.1t· a T S •• "LTY P•Ut» 1Dd low m11nt • • • ~ land.su~101 i--·· .'.1 • 1 •• 47 - 4 • 1 -- ~ bdrm +den lurnt.5bOO Acf'Ul>S Crum l1·nn1:1 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Luis Rev Modt!I In Kaneho '!>an Jmaquln la reudy to gu Ill •• "eomt! aud iiee It" pnci· YCltl'll lnvt' lh • c1l)' IJaht v1tiw and It 'a only all•J>I• frum t he golf ~·uu1M>1 ()nly $140,000 Causey & Co. • NIW LISTIHCil RuaUc South La1un• two •tor>' home with iueat unit. Tree abaded comer lot. Flexible fioancang. $157,100. • 110.So. Coast RJw1y in Village Frure LAGUNABEACff 497-2457 ~ Ci.~~~.0~ 1~~~ lf523 CAMPUS Dl·IRVlf(E RHODA MAGIL, RLTR. 714/642-3600 s torage a bed , huge Bra, 3Ba, 3 frplcA, landscatped. $15,500, entry way w /fountain, Treasure ts land trailer leaded 11aas, maRY to rlt Call t f other custom built xtras. pa · or appt a l ~ $385.000. 7 lA-499-3906/213-767 ·3969. OfllHHOUSI Mewportlltocll 106' SACRIFICE Friurnnarroml-4PM ,..,.tors. 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 4BR. pool, spa, lge Sun ll/2Sn8 from 12·4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard. Xlntarea.$142.500. Contact Jim Flanders 10 "",. .. ~--No VIEW .,.,... ~'"· Aat +('11'l 581·5'18'1 ~v v•~u e•· In the path of growth u you don't require a County, S Br. 3 ba, 2 Nice2Brl8acondo. · bel~een Orang~ County view but need a b(g home Crptcs, 2 car garage, lge 55,900. Prin. only. and San Diego. Can be for your family, you'll fncd yard. OWner out or 492-4337/492·9861 spilt. Terms. find lbe other amen1lle.s country Must sell or lse s-. AM I OIO FAltGO h 5 bd ( ·1 w /opt to buy. Good 1/-c711or1/ ...... ~~,,., ere. rJnS, aml r lenns. $133.000 549-7«1'71. ••••••••••••••••••••••• v....... -..·- room. 3batbs. Commuru· "' Great starter home. 3 br ty pool, larg~ greenbelt IUILDH'S l condo 1n adll area 700ACRES play~<>UD<b w1tbm walJc DEUCiHT! p oo I /sauna' Pal 1 o Rlversid~ County al a "tllnftM'Y" 'h Open House Sat tSun 1().5 "UUIN lf5£~ CAMPU5Dl•IR~bCE 552-8160 11832 G11lm11n LoglllllO leech I 041 *DUPLEX * Ulg dia~ce or s_choob & Newport Beacb-exisUn W/trees & plants Will main Frwy offramp. Ocean side of hwy, level s$lhri~ng. Priced at home + room to buil1, pawl~ re-cprt your cir Some excellent com· lot. easy access to beach. 20is Port Prover ce Owner ba.s reduced price 10 M!n trom OCC on merciaJ J>O(eftlial. Rapid· CH lDM Garage&CarSialealso ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ SACRlFIC E 1 Beaut --CRESCENTBAY accents thtg top l<>c;;• Woodbridgo 3 Br 2148' By Owner. Walnut Sq New lBr, 3Ba, DR, frplc, ed 3 "-'-m 2 b th •. 3 PLUS eleg1U1t 2 Br condo condo, 2 Br 2 Ba. xlnt lam rm view 673.6634 Needs paint. minor re-OPEN SAT 1_5 1 agam! poo•t wait! Call FairVlew. $54,950. Call ly developing area and 2 pairs; ideal for home & Cordetails,646-7171 fM6..E308. miles ol JO)-eeway fron· ~vu • aL• "' priced below market 11.rea. $163,900. 5S2·908S an ' c ar 8.• r a a e · r • s t Both nr lake 673-4311. 5. OCEAN FRONT ~:~:= ~21. I i 'iif l\i -.t-:~-~-ir-:~-~-\ug_;_:_t-::-;-~-;:_1_i_:1 -~-Jm_'e_·._:_f:_;:a_:-"", *_~_:_nm_2080_·_ pcuesa1on; owner onx Owner/Agt ---- ioua. Lowest price an LOOKING JO USE Deluxe co·op apt. ?br, area. E-Z t o buy al BEST LOCATION 2 b a. huge de c k. 189.SOO. ~7221 O elevators, btd pool. 2 'lbls super Plan 4 two UR V.A.? pkg, spcs. Sandy bcb, =~~l~e~r:~~do~ HewportC.ftfw CallnMMo•en ~/!~~·~1t~t~:=~~ ee!t.~~tah qwel, wooded lot near ~~~6~4~0.~5~3~5~7~~~ H1arbor8View83Mo1ntego 188,700.Call536-0397 40 Acres. ~ per acre story patio home 111 WOW ! What :in op· adults. $185,000. beautifully situated on portunily, We have 3 and HARCUM & HORN R.E. 21 greenbelt, across from 4 bedroom homes priced 998Glenneyre 494-8551 West St. & 1000 steps to _ Pan 4 r 2 . owesl ---------1 and up. Near city limits. beach. Excellent floor price in area at only s.d leectt I 014 County roads and power. plan; can be ellpanded. LOVB. y LIDO $150,000. CaJJ oow. Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ex~Uent skiing, fishing, $16.5,000 . .S.013DP ~l Pia.IC AUCTION and deer hunting near Exnuis1•te on a spacious 56' lot, a --------Mo•c "*" 26, I PM. by. Low down payment. • the pool and spa. Highly from $'15.000 to over $173 ooo Duplex contract upgraded, covered patio $100,000 that will sell or sale. 3 yrs. 9%. lS"'k WesklffaHlty and lots more . Priced lo V.A. For full details, call d 0 w n. 1 5 % 2nd . Loot! Aaaume 9% GI, no qualify, 2sty, 4/5 BR, 2'h ba, Mesa Verde, Sl00.800 831 • l.2S'1 Ag\. aeU today at $82,950. today. deauWul. Call Marcel, ~ room.y single story, 3BR,I•--------SALE OF SEAL BEACH Call Sergio 801·364~ Rick Arlen 3 level home family rm home, charm· CONDOMANIA LOT + UNITS. call for or Darwin801-S86-'1l:M. set amongst pines <>n Y.a 1ngly decorated with f .,..,.. 10.26 ...................... •1----.;;;;.;...'-'---'=-'~1 llDUCED $11,900 FOR QUICK SALE IEST DEAL IH By owner. Ocean view WOODlllDGE 3Br, 2~ ba+den. Pool, Beautiful & popular jac, aau.na. Man1 up· Wamungt.oo Townbome. grades. See t o IP· Plan B. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. preclate. $102,SOO. Pb Highly upgraded, A/C, 661-2537 Premium size lot w / =-l\1c"..'\( Ji ~ ... flf;\t l't ~ '•~> 1 ,'1)1111 WEWAHTYOU To see this cozy 3 bdrm 1-Mr ba borne in lrv111e for ooly STl.000; Ideal for a Cmly just Jilte yours! ssz..44'1'1 acre pr i v a t e I 0 t . country Crench kitchen. A state ol bappan~ af-a n ° r &n a t I 0 n c-rcw °'thedral ceilings. wet oak floors, C1res1de recting those fortunate (213)430-6990 and Pl'operty.. 1600 Excellence bar, Spanish tile, sunken formal dln111g, stained & people who own a rront (213>~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bea utifully era fled 2 tub. $230,000. C·013DP leaded glass windows row Bluffs or Newport T_. 10'0 NEW SHOPPING bed I h Sun Worsh.lp and warm natural wood Ctest Condo with bay or ••••••••••••••••••••••• CENTER room o der ome on t.ones throughout ocean view We can help r---------I Newport Beach Area . quiet, wooded lot near From unlimited decl PLUS tnduce1l.Call c~ •io-lnple Del leases. First West St. & 1000 steps lo space of spacious, solar . a large pool sized south ___. ---years rent guara.nteed. beach. Excellent floor bdrm. borne. Desigaf . brick patio. $295,000. ~ 4BR, 2~ ba, d I carport, Pnme high tramc rounl. PI 3 n · can ex Pan d · interior accentuated t / for ..... to... new cpts/drps · $65,500. ll,000 Sq. feet rent.able $165,000 . .S.013DP imported waU coverinf •· Col 644-7211 21... ~'1~4~~1~ 4 • 2 7 8 9 . space. S780.000. L~a Villa $385.<XM>. C02SDP "" CMonJt--. eo. I J T 957-2666 esl.l.lte ocrers a truly uni· .,!J{J'fUll 64,. r.357 "Wh at a mess!" But 644-1751 lrTeplaceable S bedroom ~1. / ~ '..,;. Nepori Cllfer AIUSB> CUSTOM 631·1400 or que O(>Portunily for a dis· • • -~ what a buy ! 4 BR custom --------- c ri m1na ling buyer. 6 I • bomeooahiUs1desellm1t C·2LOTS S9UE.Sl12Y 5C0L0EAH :S~~8JO.c:J,o,~°"urlyard. ;. , For s ale by own er , Baycr est Condo, b y M1~{!dsn:!fs~~~~c~~~: ~~Fa~~o:e2!~~ _B_l_oro ______ I O-l-2-4 used brick patio. Close to school, lake & pools .---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Open House Sal & Sun. Priced low for quick sale. l ..S. 3 BR 2 BA, dining rm, t3Slarflower trailer access, bg back 551·2754 By Owner yard w/fruit trees-across st. from tennis crts & fUGUI a.19 VIEW ~By Owner. $71,900 l1Lftn l-1rm. 2all Larkwood. Just wailing for you. _Sil_· -~--------r Ideal pool location. lkll __ .._.. 1040 gorgeous view of bills. •••-•-•••••••••••••• Upgraded carpets a.ad -S6S Resale Specialista. 3.4 or s bdrm models aYail, some w/poola. 96M602.. Pf!Mil\ISM Properties drapes plus loads more. Burry oa this prestigious TurtJerock Place proper- t1. Yours for only $117,500. llAltE llAUTT Bicycle to beach. Extra Sb8Jl> 4 BR 1:14 Ba, used bnck J1replace.....ae.w1 __________ , palnt &CarpeL l '1.§ years old. Lots ol paneling and $1 , ~ _ __ _ _ cbartn10g 3 8R, 2 ba. nr owner. 2 BR. 2 ba, up-h 8 s 20 Pl 11 · 1 d d 1 .a5 900 eented wit luxunous lvd., tanton. $1 ,000. us more ·Se er g1v ng •-Hiii 1050 beach.Sl09,000.646-3SS6. gra e , poo, .., , Roman lub & private BARRETTRLTY $200 per month of( your -....-5524421.631·2467. 1 d ' PY m t (or o n e Y r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLO gardens. Fortna ming 642.5200 Spacious home W/Veran-Great location. ~ block ac. Lux .• home ocean & family room included eo.~--ifti ~ow V" Fff .... THMS vufrom40Lv. Rm .. Mstr Spectacular view. No uvwn •-•· da ove rlooking the ~-~ loocean.3Bdrm.&2 BR bd. &n . Be l quallfying.$1'19.000 ...._for l700 greenbelts. 4 lge bdrms, ~~~~~~~~~! are available on this units, double garage, · ' patio, au · .............. ., .... TT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 ba + bonus rm. Hurry ...:: great • bedroom, family furnished. $210,000 garden & Wrought iron llli.-~ this one won't last . UMOISTIUCT41LL roombomewbicbsitsoo NIWPOITllACH picket.reoces.Mintcond. 551-797.l rttlS1'1C910US ~'1'1 ocean & c&J>yoo views; a_ P.femium fee lot pro-llALn 675-1642 S26S,OOOFeeS640<9617 •-------'---._. ... co.do fresblypa.inted, witboew viding _pricacy and 011 1---------.llG.CANYOtt Oller ... Eatwh Situ.led on 2nd fairway carpet&appliances; t.bi.s street RV parkio&. lst-71/,.fl/2 ••••••• .. •••••••• .. •••• Of( El ~Gll C.-.e 3 3 bdrm., low main-$77..SOO. I0%21td Beaolihtl 3 Br Deane ...._.._1 brm. 2 ba., cent. A/C, tenance home is in tip top For.,,. cal Monaco model. Parquet For S. 1 100 Close to assoc. pool & Sba,...•·readytomove 64~72.ll NOLOANFEES entry, spactous mstr spa.'lbulooewon'tlasl!! ..-°' ..-51:03"'-.. ---~. NB il " .. R ••••••••••••••••••••••• R I C H A R D S 0 N in. Owner will consider ~~~~ su e, s .. n.en o man oontrictolsaJe. $149,500 407 Jasmine, CdM tub. secur. guarded FAMILYPET,Aak REALTORS 0 -.. YOUlll o~ CHARLES QUINTARD comm. F1awless. 24xGO Diamond. 19'13, 831-7700 "" "" REALTOR ·Sincel946 n--Hses-IS Al ... _ .. _b b ---------A spacious 2 bdrm. unit YouTellEm! I SelJ Em' ._........ • can s1wng, "" ws r. a.co...Proper+y, 2000 with expansive ocean & Phone 644·8107 SUnday new cpt.s, all for S26.200. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s unset views·, beaut.ifuJly r---------after UAM for adm1l· Low low down. ea sy lance lhru secunly gate. terms. Call for details maintained; financlng•-B-· -----8-R--b-OPEN HOUSE JfMTAYLOR REAL TV <5225> available. $'9S 000 Y owner, 3 • 2 a , MYsnc', ARK NsUed in hills. Quiet cul· Daly 1-4 646-9688 Mobl. "°"" Store EASTSIDE7 A serene mt. & canyon de-sa~. $76.900. Muat see ILUFfS CONDO 956-4500 view with ~tlmpses or the to believe. 586-5361 219 Via S.. R.-o .,...lil.:il_.~~~~1------------------I ocean. This. spacious .•...,._.,.._. 1052 $127,500 SQUEEkY CLUM bdrm. family borne is ••••••••••••••••••••••• L•d I I 644-521 S. At;. ROOMIES Could share this 28r, Pride o( ownership 3 Br 2 Ba w /fireplaee owner 's unit + s ix 2 Br to wnllouse uni ts. $482.000 . $1 12,500 newly carpeted & paint-I 0 s e UDO ISLE °""HOUSE S200 roo off your pyml for ed. A value at $197,000 Laguna Niguel ~joy the holidays one year. Spacious horne • Choice '13' Bayfronl AT/SUM 1-SPM w/veranda overlooking Realty O....~ +-lOO'Boatdockage 2ea, bank r e po ror e PR€'T IGe "Peanuts" Great cond. ~ > ~ star park, low low down I HOME:~ easy qualify, pets OK. 645-6646 9301 LITCHFIELD DR. the greenbelts of Irvine. IJNITID IROICEiS Formal living & dining 3BR,l~BA,poolbome, PRJZE WINNING Wood· 4lgebdrm,3ba +bonus 6711!5626 £amily,bar&wine ceUar 12ll60 Skflme 1974 w/cx-.,~ W Co l H NP pando. <52164> ........, . as wy, on comer lot, formal dJO-bridge Crossing home, 2 rm. Hurry this one won't SWEEPING ..-rmtrsuit.e, viewingdeck in& room, covered patio, bdrm, 2 ba, beautifully •--cc .. H 77. 1105 N Cont HIQl'lway VIEWS + 4 Bdrms 31,; bath MaW1. tto.. Stew. 645-6646 ~.___. ded. CJ J~.. ........_.........., L&Qunit Boacn Ca 92651 ~•c garage opener. upgra ose to -e 111•1 •IM 1111 Of ocean & mountains ln Terms avrulable $73.SOO. & r ec. ctr. $115,000. ~~~f;;~~~·~~w3Jsn beaut. adult community. $6500 Agnt67~;S58-1809 MOllUHOME ~~-~18~~1S,~962-~7~80C~A~gt~~;-;7S2;·;2121;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;1 __ -:::-====:---1•--'·11•••1 •.99.·•.S9•'---i :o~~itoowil~~g':v1~~ $7500 0 Reo~:e!~~lnro. LOSING L~lt"( UNIVERSITY maint. lot. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, Assumes balance of n repo's, loan aasumptJon TOPLOC4TIOH tAl OwMr~'-9 tge living room & lanai. $140,000$1100/mo. at \03 etc. Easy finance 0 .A C Low down moves you an. on bachelorhood forces S8PAl7 OICOO 2-Story (2 units) French ~~~asoore find/priced al 3 Br. home, remdl 'd. B!gth4 bdnnl j .. 2 bra., home 9offlces. Z Bdrm. 1~ Ba adult oc· sale of condo. His good • Country.look, North --· · Golt course view, va-WI PoO • ac, am. rm. ~Ho.. Store cupled. Walk to sboppmg fortune may also be Btl1 single fmJy 3 bdrm, 2 Laguna ; great ocean 493-9494 495-5220 cant. No credit needed. Completely remodeled. Santa Ana 554_7070 and oceao. Close lo yours. Nicely decorated. ba home in prime loca· v iew. 3 Bdrms. & 2 496-2413 130-5050 Byowner.&f.S.&54 Big lot. much more. W Anabeun. 761·1442 56-4500 4UHITS COST4MESA Contract or lrade! All 1 pac1ous unil s re · furbished with private palJ08! $159.000. '152·1920 ' QUAIL PL\CE PIOPHTIES .. free••Y•· Offered for nearly new Plan I in tioo; Close to pool, parks bdrms., Crplcs., ne w 1---------1 Owner will finance. No Westminster S48-8895 SSl.OOO beautiful Oranaetree. & g:reeobell. Seller com-kitchens & baths, with Low Low down payment. Harbor View Palermo credlt needed. $155,000 E. Anaheim 956--4500 __ 1_0,...;...__n_1:_1_0_,._.M_._• _ · MustselJ! 0 mutingtoL.A.Submilall anbque touches. Cedar Only $2000 on $87.000 4 f Br 3Ba FEE balance. Ask for Ed Anaheim 956_1011 lYllE@i:Wltnam offers.~77 Inside & out. Submit bdrm. view home OD Aaa1.t.me9i~% loan. Chemow964·2455 ~~~~~~~~~ 3 °"A LOT 9&2-44n1~546·S103 t.enn'I • take occupancy quiet street-High pay. 833-1340 $175,000 Wh p 601 , J-Euts1de Costa Mesa 3 oow.SMS,000. ments.537-9751 BJGCANYON·l2SK!! ~ ay 10. MOVINCi FROM :~-r!t~~~:si:aJ:: U DT!61 q .':fe n.l e rTroawwc !e d Mkliolt Viefo l 067 2 Br 2 Ba condo. Assume Wbhomeenfor4c.!~UlcsleMllLS>:our AREA SU9.900. Slqier 4 Br 2 Ba, frplc, crnr lot N/W HB. Musi see. Convenient to evef'-Ylhinl-AU terms. Asking l!I0,000. 892.1372 HeWportC.lthr 640-5357 By Owner 2 story 4 bdrm. ~~~~~~~~ 21At ba. din, fam, lndry rms . Professiona l l.ar1'est io Woodbridge! landscaping Ir decor wHh 5Bdnn, 3Ba, kitcb nook, many extras. Principals living, fam & .dininf. only. $109,000842-0.SS rm'a. 3 car gar. Tile roo . 2 frplc's. Bckyd vu. On --------•I cul-de-sac. Prof lndscpd IAYSHOIES & upgnt thruout. $195,000 Sharp 2 bed.room Condo, or hrt ofr. Prine only, by oew carpets, paint, and a app'tonly. SSS-5915. large sundeck. ~.500. Irvine Groves 2 br. den, " ••••••••••••••••••••••• 95K loan at 10%. Can .,,, · Gorgeous dbl wide landscaping & walls of REAL TY HETWOltK Do in b b I --------•I naturalrockarethe sel· lllJOTICE cloae 3/l/79. Ownr. mus.S m to c, ow IMTHER4NCH " 551-4038 Clyan Hall park rent, be:a ut1fully Plan #101 in The Ranch. ~lord~g~:d ~b.r:.~:O~ We~ taking offers for 646-4726 lndscpd. <72383X·72> Sparlrliog swimming cedar home peering 84 •3ba,pool,A/C HOME+ A". tt_,...__...._ 1076 MoblleHo.Stor. pool and spa. It has four down on white water ~M~t!1 mod~h~me. 2BR house+Apt over ===••••••••••r-----848_-8895 ___ _ bedrooms and a family cove. The 26 rt. kitchen & 1 open ov. gar. R2. Big corner tot, OC....,_OHT LOT I room. New disposal · baths are or Imported 26lh at 3 PM. at the pro-view. 0 /R. L/R, den. Br 2 Ba, Acomm.Rpooi · new water heater . new t Ile. Move in r or perty. 27142 Puerta del $225,000. Appt only 2l!i St. Build your dream house $36, 000. gt. la. carpets. new drapes and Chri.atmas $385 000 Oro. Seller reserves the And r e w ' Rd . Ag t with fabulous wb ite 673-1020. eves 752-5710 newlevelora -it alsobas IOMi.t.~To ri_ghttorejectanyandall 540-0&08 waler view or Bach, ADULT·ft!TPAllC ~:a:,~ C:u :S1!~a7g; Newport leoc:h b~ s-day 1·4:30. Whether you're buylng or f.r~; U~d itH:~bfhe Partially furn single yourappoiotmeot White .water view, 2 i'orlW'tberinlo call aemn,. Classified ad· market ! Priced for wide Kit, AC. new cpta, red hill ~ ... 552-7500 large suites. family rm.. · vert.1ain1 will gel your Quick Sale al $1fl8,000. priced al $13.SOO tor one frplc. & large workroom. meaaage to the rtgbt peo. Pacillc Shore Realty wit onJy. <L03840-64 J Unlimited expansion pie. Call Today! 642·5678. 492-5300or492·46'16 MobleHo.t Ston pote ntial ; immed. ---------848-3895 ~~eo!°.dr (7 14) 6 4 s. 9 9 so SCC \\.c4} lA-~ £~S • llJUU'Tnlllll mobile home in • ...._ ... , ... 7551 r1. I W G Nwport. 900 aq ft, l BR , ___.., "' ..,. &.agi......... 1052 n°' 11fri9uin9 ord ome wiflr o Clrud/e fam rm wd rplc, Jauo- {) Orangewood, backs to 1 g reenbelt. Ln~scpd, frplc. $93,SOO. 640-0997. j~~~~~~~~f •••••••••••-•••••••••• -----...._. 1rr GAY a. ~ -----dry, Immaculate. A must ·~=·:....,t:"' ~. :: ;~~~a.;: $2 0. 90 0. low 10 lor"I 1-.. ~ -"' i f TAESET I . I 11 le I I . ~ ~~ ..... !!~ ~~ ..... !~~ Balboa Island Rutcy ~ Ac"613:11o0" Coldwell Banker R(SIOENllAI. ARO<ER/Gf COMPANY lnm 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• file~!~ 6 MO. FREE RENT 6456646 3333 W. Coast Hwy .-NB 6454.646 4UHITS COST4MES4 AU 2 bdrm. with garages, yards; in excellent area! Surrouo<led by new COO· s truc llon. $1 80,000. '152-1920 ' QUAIL PLACE PIOflaTIES .. -'~ '11 l:JO , ....... PLUSH Tll-rl.U Xlnl CM location. Two 2BR 6 one 3BR w/wel· b ar, fr plc 'a. e n c l. s•rages, & lndry rm. Don 't ml!>s thli1 one! $174,900 * JOOO Ml ft 5 Ir• Elegant de1cr1bes thls beautiful home. F . P. w/frplc + lt game rm w/wel bar. Xlnl loc. , .. ~ loa. 55Ml75. LAGUMA llACH It· I LOT Pano r amic 180 view Jo t . Unobstructed ocean, coast line and city light views. Plans included for a 4 BDRM 3 BA home. $145,000. VII.LA P4CIFICA-ft4TIO HOMI neautiful 2 bedroom, f amity room, 2 bath p atio home. Exquisitely decorat~d thru·out. Structural improvement, wet bar, professional la ndscaping, community pQol, I C I NEE r • I I' I I I t I RAYFI I! •EXCITING• ....,.,...... A . fR€HIG€ •OMTHllUCH• /~ ~ HOM€~ •TIUY •TOllUIYI AllOILAICI CONDO 1112 900 Buatllul btcbly ue· O'lld8d. 2llr + den. AC, • f1adacap o d . ........ /55W327 A COU7WB.I. IAJC• CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ,..,... ........ .., .... L...-....-. , Jacuzil, clubhouse. $109.500. A COUMILL 1AM111 CO. 496-7222 831-0836 nr..N• .. .., .... ............. I I I Ii :1 ,,,.,, .,. •ltl*1ment1no w11ri . _ . _ . . 4 a N-.troft Cock1a11. Two and I 8 E , 0 0 u 1 ~ 11u11d1no '' 111nc11no tHlt - .,_.,I_' _1,,... .... 1 ... 1-...1 -t e ~-..._ c11vct1e ..- • • • • • by ·~, .... II\ .... ""tMo _.,, "'-""-_______ "°" ....... ._ .... N9. l l*o., Sea ca111 a. aUDHta over. M5-M46 lookl.nc the bliae Paclflc, ..... p~ beach, 5 mlo11te1 SSS3 W. Coast Hwy. "'8 from FHhlon laritnd. 645-6646 Semttlooa1 triple wide i--1-9-llO-U_R_rLD __ U __ home. Calfu • P•lfk Take over 9~~ loan. On· ..._....._S-.. ly M>OK Down. Income, 2'708HarborSt.2Ql.A $22,135 per mo. Pay. R..Aa 1937 menu oob $14,000 per • .._ mo. Seller ~ caah! 9eU idle ttms Call Rick Byers, BKR, 114·5'2·38'18 ..... .-. ollll!9 -,,.. ,_ .. # • ~ --- -•• _...,..._ - --'•... ... •• • ... • • .. ,; .,.. -.. , ... ~--~--~~~~-~":""'"--:--~-~~~--~ ........ ~-~-----~----------~.:,... ----~·-·~·-~~-~ -·---~-~~~-'~--·~-....-~---~---!t" • • • • ti • • • • • .. _,.~ DM.VPtLOT Thurldlr .......... ZI. tm ...... U.fw..... H111"·U.fw'llli1111I ....... 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Z·lt)', COO· llliMde&, a BBQ, ntC rm ~ ~ m..cm car ,., ...,.. mo nc Lost ol the new homes on the water do. z car att. 1ar. Peta & ,.._Ill._ X'Jatarea ll6t I U'Clllr•water. 540-4714 for leue only. Live and enlertaln ln kids O.K. USO Per •ooo. Y A&.UI PLUS Na fa rt IMdt aft lpm 6 wkodl l 1n to ho imnth. 113J.1455 4of1Mr c.... w... ••••••• ••• •••• ••• •• •••• c egance your new cus m me Laf1i1 2 bdri:n 1mJ1.a, i Ma1nl.fl~t t..arhfront lmmac a Br· new p:ant • with designer interiors. Convenience s.te._ 3210 . f!E:HOU~E:~ line eotloeed palloe Wet N•wport bom.. a c;;J:; Ordilr wtr oriented to Include 3 car garages with ••••••••••••••••••••••• n aimncs aaie Ok Only Bdrin a ball11 +dorm Elden. r .. r automatic o ne • kit b lth IBr. tea. l car 1ara1e. = Dn•d Bour11tt loft lHOO lmo to June ..... 7M·l&4I pe rv: c ens w avail DOW. $400 mo . •• •• ~ Vr1.YIM11t .. lbltt'5f,5l'fl 3 bdrm 2 ba. frplc ~ micro-wave ranges. self-cleanlnJ s,s1.Ql83,S40-t720 3mW.CoaatH-.Na ·---·----•I 1 R , --ovens. trash compactors, and BBQ _, •-OMllACH ~ltl•ecP•~~ .;oo·per range oops : wet-bars in all models ; n.tla 32to '4""""46 4411ft.£l£S DttonlOr furnl1bed 1 rro i.uda.t+deJ)09ll. fireplaces in llvlng rooms & ;·;.-~·.·~:;·;:;··~;;~: 12UMITS •tor7 •Bdrm home with &d.:DPi ..... calhtta. bedrooms. indoor laundry areas; ..w.on lllOM Sl•.210 Vlew la bnt locatioo guest suite-, I amily room and much :lf.i,mw. P'1$. No peta. llACH HOMIS W /IRC. tw;!:Ut::f :;_, MIMMertll more. Dock available to all tenants. 3291 ~· rrom aanct Wlll tr.de =~·::c:29~~·1~, __ '11·1400 ' aBR.2DA. $46$mo. Shown by appointment. Call Linda !!!~.! .. !:! .......... .. for~fb.erun-run lou. inodero apta l!arborVl.wKooolaCape ~~~~.·~~it Haun(714)833-3150(8to5weekdaya) lbdrm.11,',ba.newpaln\1 It.. Call lick Byer-1. P11rcbuers provided ODd Q)odo. Short or &ooa ,_..,. : fri>lc, din.rm. fencea BKR.. ll4.W lTTl ., tolNMAJ loqwnea t.erma SSO CaU from 8 W> yard patlo • earage, IO'hOOWM AYAIL tOam.~_, I BR 1 Ba, ltldt OK. pets Avall.now$US$4C>.31196 tn~.1~ All FAIRVIEW =t~~~ ,.oo mo:..._ -. Lunrtoa. S-BR. ti,', ba 1tw1r,., h .. 1dw 8r apts New. paint • ....... U.fawt1•1• Tbetlcall8nact,64~2S09 •• -. .................... Condo,oowater. f1oorto Ullfa ••rd JJO = Pricff ri&bt It GIDDENS 9;·~;4 .......... jj'Oj .,_,.... l226 Eiclu:ive Tur:ie,:o~vk ~~~~,,,.,k~l'?.:a1~:~r~ .................... .. M •••••••••••••• ••••• ••• • ..... ••••••••••••••• •• • ~~ d;:f0; ~ch :00: 2 inp. m.enaive mirrors. ..,_.NOMI -~ltand ~ llielt S1roll the pat~ys o1 o pine forest Me41oder 1*t tumbling we1"1'iitlls ond quiet~ u.ten to the ~und of bubbling streams arid growtng things 'lbur adult ~partmenr home at PlfleCNek ~llage ~ o t<MI retreat Here you can enj<)y unusual priv<?Ky and l\Jxury A RECREATION PARADISE. Two te11nls courts. SMmmlng pool plus unique vol~ll pool. Jacu.ai. Sand vol\aj)all oourt Mountain lodge clubhouse ~th ftreplace, conversation pit, bllllArds. gpn. saun.i. Huny lo th'l good hie tlnd then telb~ .no•smTOtt1s. lnclodh19 He.at & WMer. No lase R~ulred Ow &odioom. One &!ti 1""° Bedroom. Two Bach ,,,.. ...... ~-13CX> Adams Pwe_ m Costa Mesa. ---~r----.. ---•1 nn. UW bar. pool, leOO frpk, dm. pvt yd. I yr drps grdnr auto m-1938 Rall. opdoo to buy info ac:r~ From Orange Coast Col~ between Hotbof dnd Fa!MeW fR€iTI,..~ 147.6112 Oulloro Wit 3 BR. tam 28rTwnbM,2car1arage. frpics, atrlum, cust'm USO mo . S58·8S34 : l~TION. HOME:~ -----mo,8'7..-a. o fd bide. $415 mo sprnkln. tennis pool. L&rp 4 br paoo 2 car repo'a. loan usumplion 171415401300 l45ll• ~~r~'tCM,2ona ..... ..._.. 3206 T70.e3 Jae, oo 1reeobelt. No iaraae . ..;o.mo.'Balboa etc.EuytloanceO.A.C. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JmW.O>utHw .NB ·963-s.383 •••••••••••••••••••••••Ocean views · Model con· peta. $6~5. mo lse: Island (213 ) 876·2123 9omces. 641-6646> BAVFRONT. Brand new doj . 2 BR, 2 ba, securitt. !::~56 • ss9-as72 . eves. W=-~: M :=.s G-s4 3802 SUPRMICI IY OWHM s BR oo No Ba Y ac. Water, tru b. cab e . r ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Locked car. •ltcttoc. Jf a.efTS Cho'Ct! •·PIH near So. •I~ riew. i.;. lei\• p&id. Ad~ pell. $4.90 Woodbrld1e. single faml· 5 Bdr~nl~s spac ~~ :::~~1 FOi PAITICUL.All •0/W pat.lo, lndry rm . .. -.... •• Coa1t Plaaa sao.s .ooo. skyUtas, brick pat .• $900 mo.n4/ ly3br,2ba.Avalllmmed. home . L&e llviot W Anaheim 761.1442 . ADU&.TLJVIHG •SpecialcaMDets..-ce ~P~I OwuwiU hn. Prta only. ll10 lie. Lit. laat +de-BTON 3212 $:500.75-01'3. rm+den . Im mac. E..Anabeim t5&-4SOO Come enjoy a style •Gubeat,gas cooldng, Talre O'fer loan Ool ~12}9.~ posit.1'7S-1J06 eves. .. ..................... 2 bdrm. l t,.\ ba. Town $1250/molse. 'M>rthy of your Im~· &aabot•aterallfree. = down. plncorM COSTA MESA 3Br, 28a 2 1ty decorator $315 mo. 3 BR 2 Ba , Home Assoc. pool & W•1rftrOlll Homta tion. •Adults~. o.ily~'::;.er!~wc!· u.dlrContr.tto. hie, microwave, com· mobile bome. beaut jacuui. Heritage Park 631-1400 OMLY$100 LAsC••.uAph .JoathtO=th last, ull Rick Byers De.luxe 13 unit·project. in pactor, dabwshr, brk.fst part, 1 cblld, no pets. tennis & racquet ball This 2900 s q . ft . 4 · 1700 Mo. T ..... St. m DdeoAve, C.111. BKR, 71~·3876 xlnt loc. Bring your in· rm. 1t' PllUo. t8:iO mo. il6'2-82IW crta. $tOC> per mo. l yr. BAYFRONT b d r . , b o m e l n Anlllia..124-1211 .C-7905 ---------vu ton! First user 875-Q38, Ma-4795 ,_..Valey l2l4 lse. lat.. & last+ security Brand new 3 BR on No. Northwoods It avail. Just off Freeway 57 att---------- 08.UXI 4 PLO depreclatioo sUll avail. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• deposit . .Call 644·5309 Bay w/comer view. Lrg Jan. l. Oran1etborpe. 1"2 Br BEAU11FUL 1 r. lot.I of Brand new-..11 the H · Can cloee escrow Jan. C.-.. Mw 3222 Delwte Tiburon Condo. Avall.oow. ~~li~,brickpat., CAU.TOSEE apU from .S24S to 1325. bltos, pool, walll l o lrM-Great Co.ta II im. For more info. call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br. 2i,;aa. pool. wet $ ae, 673·12 l.T.S. ltlAl.n Lovely facilities, tenoia shops, mi. from bdL S275 loulioo. Ideal fo A.C.TAYLOICO. 2BRbome.quletaduJu. bar. AC, $495 mo.&..gi..IHcll 3241 eves. 551-4741 courta.poollallDdryfacil mo.Adull.l,aopeta.931 ~~~ t~c 640.S I I Z garace. 1ardeoer. $425 847-4525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR, Newport Height.a. "~)"18M.."" .... W. 19th St.~ ... Sl30.000. 'I mo.675-72.SI Beautiful 3 Bdrm ls~:~~c~ ~~~~~&n:'e:tet! Cuda I la u ~6....... 2 BR. beam celll•1s. r.-ifirrfr 2IOO ~ 3br, 3ba w/frplc & Tiburon, To wnhouse cent Beach. North cl. $565. mo. Century 2 Fwwii•id 3400 Qc ., c*n, PGOl avail. $290. '. f R€\TIG€ .. _................. bJt ms. Avail 12·l. ~. near~· $495. mo. ~k Laguna. French Country . Newport Ce nter , ....................... Cllf Y· 31S 11th l'lace. Mi-MM ---HOM€' Call Steve, '44·6510/ for o b, Trumpis. architecture; atove & 640-S3S7. llACHCONDO NICE l BR ref . tadd l s.& MEW ~WL 963-089l ref rig. Lile new: will Wltb pool jacuzzi " ..... ~ 3806 patio 126'5. mo "U r« MS 1141 IMDUSTllALILNS Brand new duplex 3 br, 2 IW--•leodl 3240 consider lease/option. 3 bdrm. View borne ctubboue.' f.outed in ... _ .................. BUJ.S...S-0 · amW.O>aatHwy,NB SELLING FAST!! ba, frpk. dabwb.r, bltns. ••••••\•••••••••••••••• Avail. now. $675 Mo. =r ~1ti.a!1:~ SeaHarbor 1 drm Duplex. But~·· --------- 645-6646 3000·6400 s q . ft .• 2car1a:rqe. 67l-491S or New_...,,t·2 bedroom C94-1S5l 840-0Sis ' · 16961 ILUIWATll ~ ~~:Z::U:,. Bew..-...~ 1prinklered, dl.x ofcs. C2U)9'll·1077 s.'560. or 2 bedroom + den 2 Bdrm 2 Ba North end LAM! m.1Z75 · aubful new aduJl apts. GAllDINAn n.ttnaddreu. $575. Cedar & window closet0beach. Available TOPO'THEWORLDVU CallBobT k>r Pool. jacuzzi. Scbechaled' Twehe 2 Br un.lts STOPPAYIM(ilt.EMT! ~3 .Br~~ Ba dplx.61.S bome. Five blocks to Jao.i.t.494-107'9 wer 3br. Va ulted cell· 832-44.lO (eva.~> 1 BR. unr. Swedi.ab fplc. cmveinQec.lStb.. •/pool. Great Costa C.U tocb.1 It ask about s.!~No· $5SO mo . bhcb. Private 2-car Inge, A/C. guarded; , $400.HardeatyReaJtors ~:-SZM-szes Mesa rental area our 1.5% dwn program pets. r:i~e. Fully main· 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, 2 blks Commpool,lennia, BBQ. Ca damln. 87s.a&i6 $!9-$305 SMS.000. · CT14) 839-5970 10 AM·S JBR.Zba brand new.So. yard. Adults, No beac~. $550. mo. 1257 $1100m:>.759-00l'J. U.fa h•1d 3425 TSLJBrSD5-D50 PM Moo-Sun. offfiwav' pets. Inquire at 525 18th CatalinaSt.49'7·1744. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gmt 6C2·1603 ,,. Street.<n•>9I0-6331 Beautiful home a l WOODBRlDGE ..._,,I nf1 3807 f 1€\TIG€ 213/373-3:583 · Seavlew·ocn vu·priv. CROSSING ....................... 3 Br bungalow. I br •PL HOPt€i a..hfwW. 2200 2 Br lBa, walk to bea"b· i:•uxe~me, 2:500,. ~· ~~ ...... ?~~-~ ~17~•'d· $l~i.f:~ Townhouse, Brighton Newer2 BR. 2 ba, yearly. :~.1~::,U·fi~ ;re:; ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults, no pets, $495 mo. r. 1e ng rm, · N 2 bdrm 1 b air ys, model ft.et or buy SSSO or Adlts, no pets. Eves ; townhouse Adults no M5 •• OfftCE ILDG SITE 673-7164 eves. C:~Ji: :J ~;· Nr ~ frplc. Nr Lak~· $400 evestwlmds. $12),500. 646-390.1 ZU/257-9792. pets. loqua.:.e 177 E. Zznd l333W.CoutHwy,N8 Huotingt.ooBeach lbr, 2ba home . Garg, · mo.m.e63f Luxury waterfront 2 Br Upstairs lg 2 Br 1 ba St.UOorMS·2491 645-6'46 21,000 sq. fl. l~t near garde n er elec. 420 Prestige home. new 4 br 4 bd 2 b . . condo. $1700 mo. Agt. WATHROMT w /balcony. wash ing Lar1le 28drm from $250 48.1.duplexes Pacifica Hoapatd_. .s FemJea!.$675.CallSara +lam rm w/frplc, 21,; r l~mi.r r~.L·c~z:J· 673-102l0,eves7~5710 lnclud.lo&30ft.slip:only racll. & gar. Yrly $450. Qul et bulldln1 with Incl. baylnJut to be excb. Point.Shop. Cntr "CIVIC 67S-S688/ 675-6000. ba. Super nelghbo~. -'mo '5&6-~ Yda~ BLUFFS CONDO steps to beach. 2 tennis Call dys 615-5196 or eves beautiful laodacaping. Ceoter.$135,000. New wash/dryer, refng . ..__ · -~ ... -p•---B ,a, ~..... 1 •-· · 675-8213 1..a....-• f ......... 35 down io a pita . DavidBourlle Rllr CostaMna 3224 $675 mo 962·4471 · --eves............ ...... area, 4 r. 2'1.rSS'r:' ""'"'""· poo ... Jacuzu. \Kai or ........ over · ZU/&M-3200 546-9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 96&-078leve • L.,..Mlgrltl 3252 =~r:J:.':3&.. 5 i'!e:'!~· ~u~~·;::fo'~ uv~oo~1::~~t ~~~t~E~:e~o~ EMERALD BAY LOT DISllAIU A ·" . 3 b 2 b ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbour). 67s..8347 Ave. (1 blk east Newport 5UNITS ROllE pva~ oawfncd !d.• KJa,dgsa~: POOL home. 3.br, 3 ba, ..-IT IEACH Ave & t btt so. Bay >. .....,. , • Dra~~~tal OK 2 Br 2 ba cpt.d drps ....... ,, • fOISALI tam rm , FP. beam ._....,,,,-.., 631-0387 1----v_•~----1rorcect a.1t'but.'Gu~ =· ~· A&t._Nofee. EXCHAHel I cellngs. $100 mo . Prestigious.fulhecurity c..IHdllll ---------=~ !:::!~~;:,.1 01oice ~ V.... kJt, disp, blt-ins. frplc, pat.lo, ;z$CIS, f73.297l. Val t Sl26~K> ~. -~«· l:~ r ....................... 2-.W, l\i Ba ~ •• BRumt..acone 28Runit. %220 Pacific Dr CDll. gera1e. water rum. Sbarp 3 BR. z ba, new do::. ~Ill sell aH or y~! .. ~~ew . 'inc . Ocean ~iew. 2br, ~~.:-•: garageL patio. pool, Yr'u 'o"""me could be $2:00,000.WIUbulkttosuil AduJtsool.Y.oopet.s. ....-. ,._ walktobcb art Co 1 t I BiCCaQYODcondo;3 BR. ,...., downst.aJ.nduplex CDJJCJ jacuzzi,1~.Adulls ., • "" II 0 Bid RATE R~ONABLE ;;~-.;:. 213-·,~"l·""-• ~~ .... mp1eanetyii. rber·. 21,\ ba .• overloob goll OK.~. 7t~-<t"""9197. only. $375. 631..-... $16,.500. Seller wiU belp or se . . woer I r. A .-.. f Co tr -....., -~........ ~·-. eJeg " coune. 2 Car pr. 14 Se1 _,., ... _.. •lfi•ncin«atSZ.U.500. SU-Q•evea. c • ., .. s ctroumb un 'I 2~ ba Laguna Niguel Ia1aad Dr. by Jamboree ,.~ .. ....._ ~·22 MIW ... AnS u-.._ a-a... Beautiful 3 bdrm 2 ba. Condo in a garden like at· & F'--' :'.: ·1 . .._. P•r mo. ---.._~ bdnn ._ ,..,sport~ 5'oll•r HAWAII 275MesaDr.#5484'06 Nearocean.$4SOpermo. mospbere. Outstanding o-w:;;;:.:,;;;-.. .. .................... --~.a •-~ ~ 10 acres on Island of ~ · view. Near 1bopplng, 2 Br Ullltairs. frpl~. anrm . S240 • SMO. Pool. jKuzn, ~2005 .. _,._ __ ........U Kauai. $170 000 full price 3br, 2ba. frplc, fenced yd private loll ~. ten· 2 Br 21,\ Ba. wshr /dryr, lg sod.t, 1ar. 6 blks closed caraces. Gas & ---·u Owner Will carry with w/patio. QuJet cul-de-3Br,fre:abJypainted.$375. niscourtsaibeacbet. By pool. no pets, garage. n-noo ocean. $425 152-7811. wtr pd. AdWts, DO pets . .,_11ch...,..·20S8 smaUdown.Only2miles aac.<loeetoschool&So. 210Uncom. $425 6'7S-t 67~15evesGeorce. 393 Hamilton. C.M. ~--• ••~ from beach. CsL Plaza. $450. s.51·2776 ..-.oczi ownet". 770-0811. mo. 188 ·o.-ar .. ---· &&S-t4Jl --------.. agt.Nofee. *._..Mew* 3 bdrm 2 ba with 41gBr ~~· bltns, p~, carpet/drapes, Stove _Duples ___ 2_br_, -.-ba-.-ne-w- BY OWNER 4 bdrm. dbl pr lam rm 2 & 3 Br 2 Ba fenced ·. new • Y • wtr. « r, Tollfl ha 11• refrlg 1adu.tt no pets crpts & drps Mature Two 4-plaes, 612 &r 61 ~ a, fDcc1 yd. A~ail now: yrd, ga;a1e , c arpel . carpet oo quiet streeL ~213..etl-1116 U.fa•rhd 3525 UUlpd.$32Syr.lyS73-7ssi adl&lts. No peb. SM mo Calk Campana. SC. e €HIG€ $450.Call~ ctrapes.blt·ins.child OK. NicelndsC'p$500mo.Ref. Co B b ••••••••••••••••••··~·· +.OtSbalimar.e&t-iess SC Ge. Hosp. End units HOM€\ 72920arfield.846-2277 req,...,_ unty. 5 r. 3 •· 2 NEWPORT BEACH·3Br. Lrgdelux 2 BR. 2 ba. n overlook golf course. BRAND NEW frpb, 2 car garage, lge 21h8a plush cpts xlnt crpts drps paUo fplc EASl'SIDE 2 BR, lt,.\ ba, -Owner c an arrang W.CoutHwy,NB Newtownbaetypeunlta, Int. 3244 4 Bdrm. 2 ba, Fam rm. fncdyard.$57S.mo .May rec facll. drps iocl'd. Bltns:dshwir .. UU.lpa.id: pat.lo. t pr+ 1 apace. ftnaocing .. P95,000 ea. 645-6646 Eutaide. 2 br, lt,.\ ba, ............... _ ...... ~wn,~J~-~e!'; laew/opttobu)'.S49·797l. SS1·3708eves. Adlts, no pets, $540 mo. No pets, cbUdren OK. 496-ms.Prin.oruy. U: .. •o...rt fncd yds, upended lrvtoeGroves2br.d:ls2 ~PS800 759-14651 Ha.rborView,2 BR&den, • ~•F "±ad 641).9335,646-9714. $350cm.Call67S.9S26aJ\ ._........... • 2400 crpta, drpa, bltns. Small ba, frplc, pool, le . · · 1 ..... •t1-abome AflU-..., ... _ . 6PM l6UMITS $310,00 -..-eblld · petolt. From $395. $41115.MO-Oll7. . _......... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. lmmac. lightalry l ---------1.5% dn. contract of sale. •• .. ••••••• .. •••••••••• mo. Drive by 2548 N 1 G ~EL SHORES · s,ns Mo. Agt. M4·l l.33 ...... hlald 3706 br apt, Just totally re IASTSIDI Great cood. Net spend•· Zbr +en condo. Pool. ten· Ora.nee Ave then call OnQeetree Condo 1 drm. ~oous 4~· 2~· Westclilf 3 BR 1~ ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• done. very lge liv r Country setUnc. 2 br & b&e$110mo. Bob Marcel. nia. $1.500 mo. Dec. Jan. eves(213)431:131J. Lake tettlng, AduJta, No ~T5F 4~~ 62t:3 ; pat, encl yard, super fM l Br. D. rm apt. Avail. W/bigb beam c:eiling1. den. split·level, skylight. 1.1.T. 9S7· orFeb.n4-6&5-5000x226. pets, pool, teon.ls, etc. 83 a"!:°· . o ram. No pets. $550. Nov.2Sth.S325.mo. frpfc, l blll to oc:n. SSSO. frplc. many extras. No W • ~ ood 3 Br l Ba. frplc, 2416 S32S mo. Avail Dec. 1. H...... 646-2:J89 640-20lt cm. Gar/grdnr. 67S-81.38. children/pets. S395. l80 Covioll.on 4-pleus Hunt nynW Oraaie Ave. $4$0 mo. 875-1221 4bdrm 2ba SeaT . E 2lstSl 646-4262d intton Beach. 3 bldg 3 miles from ski Uft M2-1871et. S.S. T ti It HI bl d Plan j tmftla clu~rr~, Udo Sands 3 br house. ......P1l111 d1 3707 2 ~.apt, blk from be m&wbds8'5-950~ys; sidebyaide.$199,SOO ea · ll ur eroc I ans · '""""' baths rrplc. $625. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .tr"'..,,..g.$375.mo. By0wner.1·77l-3Ml ~ l~n:.\:'i:.c~::. ~=Dl2~0~':'. ~·e~2oe;a2 1::·se~~~~·0 ~~er yr::~ Gardeoingincl.673-QlO. BEACH, View. pier. 2b~. 494.1123 QUlCKIN By owner ocean vie 2ba. 2 frplc , many Child OK 213-851-3220 panoramic vu'of b.llla 2 67S.Ql92,SSl·2338 New UJ>«raded view Con· $.'JOO. Adlts, utll pd. Til Cost.Mna 3124 ~~~. bparUo.•~:rya triplex S C $235 000 4 amenltles. S95,000. A CaU avail. Dec:. l.Sth. car tar w/opener, many . do. 2 bdrm. 21,'J ba. May. 303 E. Edgewater. •••••••••••••••••••••• I S. 'c s1'95 . age D t . J 0 v 1 t. u=-~-:;;c • ........i. $575 mo . Highlands 3 B~. den. mo . No pe ts. rrplc . (1)871·28616. I .............. ~ ........ ·-s crpts, drps, bftns. Small P e•ba4 ·1 · 0 · p n4-342 2203. 2 BR. clean, attr .. ~ ...,... commuo pool, vtew, no 546-l392eves --~Ar• cblld·pet ok. S37S mo. eac · ·PHH · • Euts.lde;avail.lmmed. pets , $475. 23276 · 1 Br. fumt unfuro $300 Large l .21t3 bedroom Drivoeb)'25385afttaAna 1235.000 each. Mlnl"!'um O.of~ No peta oc chlld. $3:50. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Fam rm. Cbeswald,831·2816. ON THE BAY. l br den yearly. Off street prlt'g. garden apts. Dshwhr, Ave,lhencaJl&U-GIZ. SSOtOOOPrinca1blyreqwre Pucpcre, 2550 ~ avail. lmmed. SS2S per Ml I "'-'-3267 exec. area Udo Pen.in. CaU646-6238. bltna. encl. gar, gas bbq. SlSO 3 ~ 2 ..._ eacn. . on . Finaoc ...................... ..., m.&Jor ~1312 _If·• • _,. C b St r I . Pool. Gu Pd. 7711 - -inl bJ aelltt. 496-5275. . • New· 2 BR. 2 bath Condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a . aoa · one rp c • SZ50 yrty. Sm studio. I Pl 642-5073 Upsta.ln·(•mllr ,no pets. IMYISTC>a WAMTID <Bit Blue) 'I'bata ~l ltitchen w/dabwar, truh IBfTALS BeaUtiful home. 3BR. 2ba, f:uo. Adult. $650 yrly adult. oon smoker, uUJ · Near So. Coast Plaza ~will aee from this cmpdr. Fplc 2.-car ,.r. 2 BR. 1~ ba M2S 2 story. lluat aee to ap-· m.'18llO. pd m.cJBeves7wiDCIS. ~ VERDE bome at· ~ 8~=~~~0dC:wn tbe 0=.~':.;1e;b~~ ::,t~o~oo mo. 28R.21,',ba:::::::::$415 ~·~v~650+dC:.i Harbor View Spyglass c.r-. .. w.r 3722 =~e;:u~~l~ di 2br--bol.---.-~-14-.-,.-r-.-,-e, Management available 2\l'lba. 2300lf. on 'h acre ,_.._, · 2 BR. 2ba. · • · · · · · · • · SSSO ceute. ~. 4 br. F.R .• v&ew, ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. Sm pet OK. No Agent, Gary D. Bosler in noeat locale. Open NEW a BR 2~ ba O>ndo. 2 BR. 2ba. · ...... • .. SSSO Renata atSS6-1'107 tiod. -50. 752-8980 l bdrm. frpk. patio, KIDS OtC ebUdnm. 1375. Manager, lllM98or536-4291 beam, frplc, beat pump, Pool dbl gar w/Genle. ;::·~=···········!!~~ 3 bdrm. 1 ~ ba. dbl Nptffgta3Brt Ba frpl lg gara1e. very clean. 3 br, l ~ ba $32S. Pool. it~ Oran5e Ave. IK, Principalaonly Jacuuitubinmstrba. A bmcrptM95.142-5206 BR.• ..... ba ........... .., gara1e. imported tile yarcl. garage, n'o ~ts. Avail. now. 675-1227 or 6G«llMUO.m·7pm). _c_M_. ______ _ woman will love full 3 2.,.., .. · · •· .. · S62S floor lo entry & kitchen. $450mo S.-3247 (2U) :188-2SS7 IEACHFfXH powered kitchen witb E-side3Br,lba,t.ieyard, 4BR,2~ba ......•.. $19S Large yard upgraded · Spacious. quiet 3 bdrm l ~1 stove, new crpt, $115,000. j ennalre appliances. nu paint. Avail. now. 4BR.21,;ba ......... $llOO $SZ5 per m0. l yr. ise'. Newport Shores. 3br, ~leoclt 3741 townbse apt w/lge pvt d.rDa. No children or pets. San Clemen•-Trl-Plex $1SOOOO. Finan vall ~.mo.645-8206. 4BR,2t,;ba ....... $1095 837·5105 tni be b p ta OK •••••••••••••. •••••••••• eatio. Pool. Adults. ~-..., • ce a · a m, ac . e ' LAGUNA BEACH MTR 5orT)' It.Ids ta •---------pric:'et°~led 2·1·1. 1-'73'-Dlorl-7SMS87 3Br, 2ba. brick frplc. Nice M..,.,.leeda 326t IS50.673-Ull. lNN. S7S/Wk •up. Maid $t00.6J°m1orJis£:.' llESA VERDE 3Br. 2Ba. BERTIIA HENRY O.of Sftlh . yard. playhouse. Very ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm. 2i,; ba condo. aerv., color TV, heated 3 Br $390 F JH 1 ::Z'Y d~;br/dryr. REALTORS r.-1, 1rtJ 2600 dean. "50. i4U3ll Ea.atbh.if 4 bdrm exec. Poot 2 car carate & pool. UW. (11')4M·SZ94. 00 • peti ;:.0:.::~·1 ...... _mo_. _____ _ 21.SDeUlar 492-4121 ...................... Very Dice 3 BR. swim· home or 3 bdrm + den. ~,;:ar Hoa1 ff.sop. •N.CoutHwy. Kailtt Mesa H1 118 E' Br8ftd new eutaldt up-...---------u&uM!Daclab Mex. 2 bdrm. m.lqpool.bllyard IS50. D .R .. Lu $800 mo . &bea .$525.673-6016. Ms ••rlleedl l76t ZtstSl..'S46-aS · · per. duplex. Zbr. 2ba, 7UMITs.c.M. · ="or '::'I· ~':i Kida OK. M • ..0.1tsz. ~·~.rrAv~ 5 · Back Bay ..m,1e family a ....................... New la.rse 2 bdnn 2 ba ~· drapea bl~1ins. Beaut. ne" hulldinc. with tri. fri>lc. Ocun Home; SS7·Z783 2lltb. 845-1388 or &U. : Br, 1~ ba, lie lot. Room 2 BR. l b a . f u 11 y bttnl paUo No Peta • ~e :: ~r~l ng. Flreplace1, 1lnt locaUon. view walk to beach. Bachelor, uW paid. sloc&e By appt. Opt. to buy for RV" boat. S700. Refs. fwniabed. l blk to ocean. ki<b. 01311S. 353 Hamlltoa. prs +security.~· TSLlnYlllta 64.2·1 $21.000 for quick aale. only, DO peU, S270 mo. pou, lat last be. 548-W78days. "°/mo. Adll.I, oo pets. 1/S38-0820 days or wkndls -------- MST 7 UNIT $37·9751 6G-0115, a.IA W. lllb SI.. 't523 C'AMPVSJ)a~!RVM 1 ........,., FREE RENT moc?S MS-3818 So Coast Pl au area. · ...., De.lux lbr. Iba in 4 plu. ~ ,.,,_¥~ by ._tMt. ,._, 3BR, 2ba To,.,nbouse Woodbrid&e brand new 2 NO FEEi Beul. new 2 • 3 3 BR, 2 ba • all elec, new. Bit ins. carpet, drapes. ~ VIU)' .ooo. ....,.. 27 Poat. pvt pa_llo. Adulta Br 1,,., Ba t.ownbouM b1 =-ore~, yrly OCIAlftOMT Co v • d pa r It 1 n I . ER cl d car $2 e o . · sconlW.TY ;:;::·;~;:;·;::-. ~u~~f:~~•ast ~-=· lodrJ-rm. Ba-a:i8~.Ja~~ ~C:~~:.~~= ~~·~u ino . .,.7mds. 11'-7Ul srove SUl..500 i:Ztrme . lf.f1$.GJ..2,TuethniSat. S11PSTOOCIAH Homa • olratt JJOUJble. n-•forOC 0N7J · Z Br, sar. new cpta Un!v. Part z bdrm. 2 ba. 3 BR.2ba tr $42$ 2 Br. 1 ba. alhltc. Brand Remodeled 1 \r apt. MUSTSllJ. · · palnt, no pell. 2208 Avail U.18 $450 per mo. $1700. Moder1a aaoo 'a ft llovetnrortbtbotidaysl zar mam.i tYS550 new.117 E. lM.bSl. ta. Rear ... .,. Nwpt Blvd, J>UP1.EX. m.soo. Good FALL.BROOK l'or saleor Placmtla.sm.~7983 Ml--2MZorl'TMZ32 c~ t,;t~ t S:· 3 BR. 2 bath bome In 'PAii~ mo ActMl..$032 parkia1 for lruc:ll or \:ondiUon. 1ooct local.loo trade I acres bare land, E ••• 4 11 ... '""WOODBRIDO• Sl 1 •lot.,~ .. ·-c Y Weatcllft area, w/tbe 2 n~ 2 b ....... r 1 2 Bd 3 Bd eqwp. avail. ssoo. mo. o.met1ait f'n.7737 . beaudtul view for bome ....... e. near .... -A DI e ......... -eves. perfect fireplace ror San· uurnmJ. ....... rp ' .•. . • nr. new. ()pm\ ~n 9 am to l pm • lat 1 A d • Tustin. 3 br, 2 ba, ho1ase with atrium. 3 ta• .... 1 ... _ rd ha adults only. M2S unlurn. C M .·N, B . all blt~s. 1 .. -.. 1-BY OWNER . 17 nice w\IU x or voe• 0 • · garage. rncd yard. RV bdrm. z ba: den. frplc. Larae 3 br 2~ ba, rrpl. 2 1 ~ ... t .t •nc Y• ' patio.yd; aome w/frplc, °""' ,.,,.. _,, in E. Costa Meu . Com· 541-M»,ta.um parting. Avail. Jan '19, beautifully lndac p . car far, lge focd yd. 2223 tha~ fall feelina. Come enctoeed tear : lndry rm Spacloul. quiet. 1 bdrm ~~ ~0~1 ot. a~ ..... :. ~=~e:.z~-r.1s. e1':.m~ p;::sn! ~~ Lo. 631-0800 ae;e::~(~~ : ~ s ~ ! f 4 7h s°.o \u/ L =-p•fo1."~~· .. ft~ down. 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Cit.Ill wort.~ dft1ans Shampoo • 1t.eam rlun Cttm qual lo ovcl'ht'ad. llANDYMAN Cllrp41ntry, Cu m pl hnunclconlna Chimney weaver. bloc:k, Int, r ai.nt & wallpaper. DrelnscleareldfromSUO. Unique Shopping serv11ce ......... W Cou O>lor br11hlf'nf'ra, wht r re• u t MI 11 lo n elet'tr1ul. plum bin~ lr from r11ct.on c1 to Carma atone. br1ck How about a Qua . work .. reaa. pr. Free F.at. AJI work guar f o r bu 11 y p e o p e . lJw7,MB Mt4111 CSILl lOm.la bl ti IHn .,....,..('I t1 Ura~-., P.c.~Jlt1Jl1hy r t~11 fireplJcc: for CJuitlOl.ltt7 Fne"t.Sleve .St?-42181 .Dralnmaate.l'.G-0953 Com~•-~ • llV, din rm, h•ll $1& A' I · ---Newport heach fndua & MS 14119 ,._.,........ rm S1 :IO, C'O\A h SIO. chr m.ctric... ti au I 1 o i a a rd · n Realdenll1tl c leitnlnll Mo--"--------WA.U.P4PHING Thl.nklng of repiplng your St.i..dGlosa •••••••••••••••••••••• S$ Ouar eUm Ptt odor ••••••••••••••••••••••• rna In 1tn1& n r r IU233S9 •..., Reh offe re d. 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Property llWOAY CATF.RING U<'t-AMld ff73 ~ Jlaul aktplnadt'r dump MlNl·MAID SP.RV Rel· m ov ing & h1aulir g . rl-.o& OnJ-T..-.gt141:;~l-llt Tiw •Savt' Money• -llonr nr h r@ Paruea tit.' ¥J"iding, tre wr k, ble t-=urp. tmd 1>4'rsonr1t!I. Reasonable00-85:>1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Onvcways•l'arkinlC In' t''haner Ctl.lla"~ ,0 In 200 &.ICTllCIAN detmUUotlll ~lr 1131 1257 Clnntng, lndry ~1 9H65 MO"vti.rQ?-L t V "'tiles Piano tuning & repair. 2S ""red of •eoan.t problems" Ceramic t ile insta lled · •R•P•l.r• ..S.al('i'lalln ~.. Co n R I ""' · e ers.. M t.e 'd d g I " • ' firs 11howers & t ubs •Lie NB. C M S&. ~m;w Rft mm t,ln •nh H•dv-a0t l.mckcapMcj experi enced pro ~~:f~: -l~isr co~ ·0~ Uae the Pn>A. O'Kfffe 541.'2ss9 dy11, 5S7-82SO Alphalt64'-481l Nttd IWI 'f hQI ~Y"'""'IW' L1c21~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fe311lona l11 make your worth$S.661·1433 P Prop . Mn g mnt Co . eves. l> or J00r 1 CAU64Ml26 0 L M s Rototllhnic. Sod nl'xt mo ve a smooth 540-2200 •----,,,..------ 1 ...... t.... !;'~,::~. :..n~1r1~ .. :~ &-.a-~~mJ~1.'ef:c ye~ C~~I ~r Seeded Lowna. tr ansition on you and ,._Mr/Repair 1tM1•tate Tree Senk• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .____,, P ClJH 631-4264 Sprinklers, r1nnL1n", your bud&et ~al/long ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mother will b•b1111t 3 wn~ you ..0 •••••••••••••·:•••••••• •P'I --Tree Work. Cleon UPS . dtsta11ce. ~II 534·0840 Neat patches Ii textures ••••••••••••••··~··•••• L.andacape Creations Ex- r hlldren in my {' M C.•.t/Cou:"h TAVLOR • f .N< t-:S H ' g Masonry Cont r lie (IJc.Cal-Tio.5920) RlllST. 193-1419 SeU your home or income pert shaping, lhannlng. homr from 61Hn tipm •••••••'••••••••••••••• S3I, ll07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1364419, Xln t refs pro perl y f ast w i th stumpremoval.675-2821. Aae-WMl-117lL' mmtworkof •lllrmds Woc.td .. Cbau>Unk Student 11'0ntrock 67~7633" p~ntwrt-PATCHP~ERING Newport R~E. Aaaoc. Ins frtie L t" y an. up • .... Trbh, trrc Lrim, Rc.>n, -~1· -r--'7 A t.t Ly p es Fr ee 631"'518 --·---....-----...... S..--.ke Tn•• quality v,...,. c,,,,.... rw LM e 642 ~703 Juptu1ese Land•caper 0 ••••0 •••0 •0 •0 .... ti:Stimat.es. Call S40-682S It__._ Tnmmmg, removal. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -... _..,..,, •••••••••••••••• ••••••• • ~rinklers. Low prices. PETERS PAJl'lTING -·-. ' :censed/lnsured. M II d ·• lt R ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llol Oklrp&. payroll Ttu:"•· P'OUl\d,allun rtita1n1na usu1• IOlmt· ""'"~ t Will haul or cln anythin1. ork guar 9 yrs exp. Expr·d. Reas a \es. DRYWALL FINISH 646-Ul45 tlnanc. sunb, rnort' NU 1ull ... ) blcH·k11 pu lrn11 IW't , rosewood h.ir with bl1lf11mitll, romm'I ur re 1.k'd/Bondcd Noburo Free Est. Call Gen e Hang-Tape-Spray REPAIR & RE.ROOF. All - llffM LO yn;. K33~1!MI ~~13 t.h' <I 11toob de k, klo.: iui~ 111dcotial. rcui~ ratci. 531·!1162. 897 21J62 552-0458 Richard· 96CH787 l Y Pe s · s h 1 n g I es · Trimming & removal. 10 ---~I. TV + Olliny othur Cllll anytime 968 8946 rockshakes·compo·tar. YnJ exp. Free esUrn;ates . ..... ,.ri•IJ Sn. rat 1u·11 , ".t I k ". & 1tem.t 640 ~'TS. Dtg It Landsrape Reas . Painting. Exlr/lntr . Ex· ~ Free est. 541·5930 673-3910eves.Please. lni.U~~4~~$~I bllli ·~~1Lt"(wj{~.~1'!!~1na C.•••ug C~P .. ~si~~a~~1i'k"A~~ :~~~n:i~f ~:-~~ga:i fJ~~d~~~ ~~~~ reas. ~:;;·~~:·,;;;;;; .. :·;;;;Thomas Pa rks, licensed V.-S..lc• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G42-2995. &&5 1390 6. serv leaks baulrm encl 320256. Roof repair & ••••••••••••••••••••••• P ublic Record RePorta CemC'nt •·ork, com Cle•n up11 , llaullni:. ---Prof painting. Ext & inl. ce r~mi c ·Lile. Reas ' coat 1.n1g~~" Noffvembe1r12.00 rblt vacuums Crom SocaJ area PO Bo• 1012 nwrcjaJ & tt'Sldent1al L•nd1c•p1ng Jmmed Lite baullnt: moving European Landscaj1eQ. Low rales. Refs. Frei! 832 3468 specia _.. 0 on. a Sl99S. J da. service on S A Ca. 92702.$36.5163 fMS.30\1 ~l'Vl<'tnll 642-too? Garage-Yard cleaning. Top work. Fair pnlce est ~780,536-4383 · linseed oi l t reating , a ny va<'uum. All types ---•VERYLO-W P RICES• _Reas. rates. 642·070S___ Ma1ot. Refs, 648·4871 PERRY'S PLUMBING s hing les & s ~ak es, vac uums & b ags L egal sec r etar ial V1ctimof Nature"Canwt• dys/eves F\ne Exter. Painllng by Complete plumbin g asphalt & acrylic .c~at· Vacuum Cleaner Ctr services 8 yrs e•P Tape hf'lp you With reasonable On Garderung MaUlt Get rid of unslJghlly trash R. Sinor St. IJc., ins. Try servi~. Drafo & sewer lngs fo r CO!fl pos1t1 on 1571 Newport Bl, CM t ranscription. 1 r v1nt' pn<"eS on con<'rele/brick ~ge S49·20l5 &debns, collegestudt'nl, M•1tttM1RC• me. 836-555524 hr:; c 1 e a n 1 n g . F r e e stungles & bwlt·up roof· 646-3107 KaUe.SS&-5981 loundat10t12'. I.le contr Ex---,;; --Cl $15 load. S48 ·6428. •••••••••••••••••••••••EXCELLENT PAINT cst.Jmates. 24 hr service 1ng. 20 year s of e x·--------- You htilp-uve money. per 8• ner eon· 770.13112 College student c&n beat ING Reasonable r ate'I p e r 1 c n c e . F r et' Wladow C~ 644·008'7 ups. Free est Reason. all prices, I own yard f'r·eeestimates. 548 2706 673-3181 estimates. Member or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,..~ CM are14 S48-489_1__ Holm Produch ma1nt Quality work. -Alt'n Gen. Contractors· the Chambe r of Com-WINQOW CLF.ANING £'-~or -••••••••••••••••••••••• r1eeeatunales.Nojobtoo GaMralS..-.lcH . 842·9656 Jon Custom Wallpapering Plumber nds work.Good merce Commercial & 640-5591 s mall Lie contractor ••••••••••••••••••••••• A MW AY Cosme tics. All"' kG L'-L'·t ri d I •· 0~1dential ...... ,....13 7""" ....... ·Re model, rcpA1r , en ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nutnl1on. Housewares. ~ n or uar r<ee ca~ P Cell on remo e s "'~ ~ -~ · .,__,,, g .._ .. r 673-4L58 pain. Serv. avail. for , carpentry . old time •MR. FtXfT• Home Care & Comm 'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• homeowners also Top Hori zon Roofing. Ex· P1at'lng a Classified ad i!> Carpenter. Free f}Jt. Any craft.llman.sh1p. 16 yrs in Carpe nter . ~a 1nt1ng G42·L634 Brickwork. Sma ll jobs Pamt.Jng. interior. Fr ee Kat Plumbmg 537.3JJM perienced "OOfe rs -notl as easy as diaJing your size jobs. Call Allan or area Uc'd. ,Mr. Palom-Reas. rate' 15 yrs in Cl~ed Ads. your one· Newport, Costa Mesa & est Reas. rates Refs sales me n . Low b td . S>hooe. Give us a call. TOil)'. ~ bo 962-8314 area. 5"48-1752 stop shopping center lrvtne. 67S..3175eves. 548·5937 Mike. Want Ads Call 642-5678 631-4943 We"ll dot.he rest. '42·5678 ~!~.':'~.~ ... ~!'!':.':'~.~ ... ~!~~-~~-~ .... !~~~~::'!.~! .. !~.~~ ~~:.~~! ..... !~.~~ ~~~~.:.!~.~~ ~'· Tnnt 5035 ~!.~.~ ...... ~?.~~ ~~!:.~~ ......... ~!~~ 0-PoW 3•26 LL.-"-·-h 384 ........ ·-••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost Brno. remale Grman RELAXING MASSAG E ,...."'""'• -oc .._.wport .... ach 3869 Mammoth ski condo ror EXECUTIVE Responsible. wor k 1ni.t ""epherd Black/tan Vic BobJ L M ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Christmas Dec 23-28 at SUITES w r 1 t er see k !! on c LOWEST ~I Ell' """50J2 a mes· ic asst>ur Del d I 3b 2b • ., "CH""OOD -s ' . · · ~ aware/ ts i7VV' Outcall 9·9 494·51 l t uxe up ex r a, ~ ""' A..-1 • Steps to bcarh, yearly. Suruihtne VIiiage. $300. Luxurious offices. u -ued room ('Ollll f!C 1n or S47·8880 · balcony, gar, frplc. No 2 Br. 2 Ba, $315 mo. Lge modem 2 br , l br. 408/251·721lafl 6pm eculi ve secr etar y , Corona delMaror Costa l~tRatff pets.~7194. Adulta.962-1800 upper , trplc, all bltns . Fam.ii of rift~n lookm persona l phone cov· ~esu 9 wetness, essen htT.0 .'5.aho f'OUNDblk/tan shepberd TopofofD.P.2 BR.2 ba. $375 &$425.yrly.Garage for ~ c abin i n lh~ erage, receplloOJSl, con-taal WrrteClass1f1t!d Ad a.ctT.D.~ male. 1·2 yrs. 645-1508 AJIOTA formerly of golden touch can now be read~ at (114>496-3462 den. fplc. balcony. ocean IWf!a:IOll door opener . 642-3490 ; Crestline area lo vaca · fe rence r oom, xerox. lf206. Daily P ilot, P 0 Fairest Terms since 1949 aft.nsteves. vteW & all the«tras. t .... ow 3142 642-465'7 t.ioo in December 23·26. notary.th.LeNase or moConth ~ 1560aU, 67CoSs~.,.,Mesa SattlerMt.J, Co. _L_O_S_T_o_r _e _y _&--w-b-1t-e MICHELLE'S m> Sl50 dep, no last. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Parlt Ne rt sub-tese 8 Please call 631·3149 a rt er to nx>n ear !'<>· ast "'-or c '""""' 64Z..217 I 545-06 I I para keet S30 reward 64S-4S33. Luing I br condo. Pool. rm's 2 eBr. 2 ba .. H A rM 6 PM Pina. o.c. airport & Farruly of r·•teen look1n° from 0 rateful owne rs. •o.tc.1• ---------• jacuzzi, tenrua. 'h blk lO • • • ~ · · f ays. Call 979-2161 u " .. llwl'AoOllhoch 3840 ocean View of ocean & P.P.Call 957-8914 ___ ltetthlhtoShcr• 4300 for a cabin 1n l h c PVT PTY will/ay more 548·3520 eves, 640-2970 11AM·2AM 835-374\t ....,. bel A o· CdM dJx suites. ut.J I pd Creslline area to vaca for your 2n T . D. · s. days ••••••••••••••••••••••• green t. gt. iana, 2 bdrm cpt.s, Un ique lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• lion tn December 23 26 °642·3573 _..;;,__· -------• RIDEWAMnD: SHARP.beach l.2 &3BR. SCG-l37lor iwo..o27 eve bt>a<'h area.S340permo. Cutdow0t ~~~:a~~er~~-~~qs1.8J Pleasecall C31 J149 altcr ,. __ ...... 1 1-"0UN D Gold e n Des per alf'ly nee·d ed frplc, dlshwshr. gar11.ic l"iM 3844 G73-1092 UvilMJ 1Expettse1! bis-tBOO 6 PM _.._RT> Rel /Sheph erd Col he. Mon Fri at 5pm from &paUos.960-23!>11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~sTMEWPORT Sharea homeoraptment M-1_-_-_ .. ----~. PHOMlt/ honeEd ydscotl~rB. vie SlaL~r Costa me Mesa to Chap • , Or"n"etr e" a dult ~on-Tt's; :m It $165 m ~s lost&Fo...d war • 842·4521 ma n Ave an G:trdcn ~...-...Rd VIiiage d;ml~um:. l''rom S32s. I 3 Bdrms .. I ba • unrurn Qousr .(f)Aru LJNu,\UT!.O Cos~ M~sa. per mo Rentals 4650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found Cat , g ry Male. Grove. UEl.P' Hor 1"7 ~WI $46.S Yearly ltlc ~ ~'J'~ w....c.t,.·R 540-7881 ....................... A na..c1•wh 5100 mo's> $S.OO wk . Call Ne111 1&2 bdrm luxury & ~ BR, Call Vogel· 1 ... ~. • O" .;..EWPORT Chnstmas Tr~ 1.nt S'7c". Sunset Beach. Owner or ...... ...,.... aduJt a ..... 1'0 14 plan" Pacific. 640-6161 _. ~..... cu t'tlN4" ).11.n.•r•,,..1 "" "' ,,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• gd "-. o .. ., oi<.oc ....,.., .. ,.,. .. -0 " ....... ·yy 67r •170 s ..., 523 Sq. fl. office space to 17251 Beach Ulvd, Huot ~~·~....,~-=~......--.~~~---r-------===-rrom s:us. + pools , ten· l.al)lmalecll 3848 ~ ..... 832·4134 UlCf' i .. .i s ub-lease in Laguna Bch.842-2834 PENNY ~t : SmJ bUt Male Poo- nia. walerfal_ls. pond.s! ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbr clean one person on· ROOMMATES Hills. $308 month. Avail Rewa !:;: ~ ~e~a~ Sharp 1-BR tr bunJtroom, !~i·, No Pe~. $250 mclrl Dec. I.st. 83(Mj()3() PINCHER ~ ~t~M:~~34 rd. McFadden t.beo West 00 din. rm., brick frpl, new ....... 548-1764. Sllme-H·Sa•• Deluxe medical suite. 'T"/1"YHt/ ADS McFadd .. n to Sa wind krtcll. & bath; lge. deck ; 2 Bdrm ··"''lh pat1'0, xlnt &joy more. Pay less! ground flr .. Corona del n• • L 0 S T . C h i Id re n " ~orth Laguna A a 1 •n AllAges &Llfest,yles Mar.-RealooomicsCorp ••••••••••••••••••••"•• heart.btakm. ~e-Vttlap. (fl4)893-5191t Dec • v A1 • Io c at ion New Po r t We Cheek References lmJMs wht 8 wk old kitten. nr ·I. $400 mo. gt Height s . 645-9314 , 282 675-6700 ' ~1 + ... 'ty SOOS nuay~ Huntln at on S ho r es The D ai ly Pil ot Townhowte. loveui. spac. 4!M-7S5l 646-8603 c.1546-4 ~... um. • .. C HRISTMAS G I F T & home·Hke z br with __ 1200 Sq. Ft. $480. mo ••••• ••••••••••••••••• Motel, H B, REWARD! T pvt, gated e~trance + 2 CUFFDRIVECONOO S-Cletmftt• 3876 SHARE A HOME Mar g 1.1 erile Pkwy & Beer Tavern. CM 1trea. SeJJ any 1t.im oc com 9&1-1457 sh~~~n;10roni~~i~~~~ patios. Some wtt.b all\ N. Laguna, 2Br, l~Ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~7~or781.2284 Avery on S. 0 Frwy in Dlt. 13 yrs.. Gross $7.000 b1oalJoo or atems for $75 LOST. white M poodle. every Wednesday start guage. Swimming pool. lfrpy 67 1c:. ~· $600 mo. yr· Nice I BR located nr. We'll help you find a re· Mission VieJo. Pruter pr mo. All help run. or leu with a Penny Vic Fur& P'anv1ew. Ans ing Nov. 15th thru Det· Jacuzzi. Tennis court.a. 1 · ->-...,... Gene ral 'Hosp. Ca II liable roommat.c! Mgmt83l·7444 !}~~-~,"' Agt. 64S-<W74 ~~u~~ ~a~~~~~~ to Toby. 55'7·9169. 10th. C A LL N O W • blk lo Huntington shop-OCEANFRONT 2 Br 2 Ba , 536-QI02 for info. & appl COSTA MESA . adcbtJonal line IS 60' ror ----------· 142~ ptng center mall. Adul~. bg deck, s uper view, "' I .t R...-J-a......1 Nice home w/pool In Irv. Professional office spare CA R RENTAL Ne t s tbe2days Charge it' Lost.S~l2u !'.'.'aBn ltlk/etadnog! No pets. F rom $435. l&r"'' .. .....J • .,.,..,u coy ..., W I~-. female .,.ereferrcd, $210 _,. 000 45 1 No commercial ads " ,. , ,. "' MASSA.GE Seawind Village, 1 $700 '°;;,.$_.77&;;es. arUlifw Rll•d 3~01) mo. ufil met. M2-8 132 lat.e ava1J. in Cahfomla Isl ..,.,, yr, ~ars a ways grey /wht Vi<'. Laguna • Hu.ntlngtonVIUage Lane • ...__. __ L. 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nights or 1-498-3861 uk Bank Bldg 750 sq rt . busy. or Dis neyland, For more informallon Bch. Reward if found or FIGUREMODaS H.8.(714)898-99151. •-..-·--TIIEEXCITlNG f«JohnCbue L ow price i nclude s selle r moving out of tndtoplaceyouradcall tnlo.586-QS37SG-3718 ESCORTS ----------t••••••••••••••••••••••• PALMMISAAnS. janitorial. securi ty country.Agt.71 751-1400 PAIUCMIWPORT MINtITESTPNPT Roommate wanted to ser vices, conference WORKING PARTNER 642_5678 Fowxi Golden Retnever OUTCALLONLY Bac helors , 1 o r 2 BCH. share Balboa Island Bay room & utµalles. ~nvc The Wall Street Journal, S-6 roo? female. Found D .. e•n,llr Bedrooms&Townhouses Bach,1&2BR. front apl. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. nlentlocat.Jon.230 E . 17th Time Mag & radio-TV U&,11~~~~~ Mesa 631-2140 Ne,a_r_S_P_o-in_t_s_,_C_o_m-t From $349.50 from $230. & up. $400 per mo. 633·1382 or St. Costa Mesa. 642-9560 news have r ePorted on Lost & F'OWICI 5300 GOLDEN l'!!..fRL Ci A 2 b Spectacular s pa, total Adults, No Pets 6?s-6863 Small, e legant, pro Utis business recently. A ••••••••••••••••••••••• F o und r e d fe male . _______ ., __ _ rnodore r . pts. r. . ,.,., M D I p " KJds welcome. See mg recreation progr a m. ...Vl . es a r. Gol"g~ house t.o share, fesaiona l bldl( Near winner, a re a money REWARD Doberman incher Sat LINDA & YICIU at 7871 Commodore Cir. !IOCialprogram. 7pools,8 <SBlksEastofNewport 2 mi from o cea n. 3 Capistrano Missio n maker. Reqwres $17,500 for the return or in· 11·18. Vic AUant.a/Beach Apt3. $28S. t.ennia courts. Al Fashion blvd.) Bdrms, heated pool. 2 Mucb parking. To be cash. Sal S350 per wit. f . th bl k 536-87 a.teal Mouoge --''----------t b land, J amboree & San 911lm.Spm5*-9860 frplca. $400. Huot. Bch. completed summe r or PLUS Share of Profits. ormaUoo 0~ e •c f'OrTite'-oflf!' M40 mo. NO DEPOSIT JoaquinKillsRoad. (7l4>842-1252 '79. Now leas in g Buildgoodretiremenlln· Balboa crw.ser take n Found Parakeet on Nov. SrvU11allOrangeCo. NO RETURN. New 3b 17141644-1900 MOllLIHOME 496-M54. come.Call t714l871·2952 ~re~a:S::r1 s6l£~:~:~· 9tb. Owner call & iden· 83S-73U or 2tt/br don 2 b,. bl Rmma•-2 Br NB hm. for appt.1G-5 daaly . ' Ufy. 710·10U Ast fori-----------. -. "" child u heartbroken. If n-•--~San-left 53'0 &nel. rig.. Bachelor unit ~ block l..ORM4TION Coot aft 8pm, Mon lhru No .. Costa Mesa, 700 sq. rt. Si• a-the bike is relumed, no ~ Gemini Rlty UMilliZ.JI from beach. All util pd. Rent. option to buy lnlo, Fri or anytime wkenda $350/mo . Ground floor "'w ~" · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 No t1'ds, no pets. 201 £. • 1 · .,,.. __ .,...."UV!. Tom.540-2200 Gross Sain queaUoos. FOUND: 27 " Girl's 10 Hoose sitter resPonsJl>le. NEW 2 Br 2 Ba, close repo 5 oan assumpUon. ruw>UUv •.r..vu spd, vie Nwpl Harbor mature woman wlll care ......... ....,.., Balboa Blvd. $2SO per etc. Easy finance 0.A.C. Fem. to•hr tum. 2 Br 2 Ba Offi-space 500 sq ft Grou..,._... 500/o Lost or Found a pet? Call Boy 's Club identify ...,_..,_...permo. rm.+ security dep. Call 9offices. " "" Co ExceUe~mily profit Anima I Assist a n ce ' for your home during ____ 964-__ 2937 ____ -t Sue 556-7707 Mobit. HoMt Stor. secur. apt w /same. Non· Xlnt local.Jon. m er or opoortunity. Going re· League. S37·22'73, no fee. 631-0382 your absence including ---------smoke, sauna'-pool, S. 18th & Newport Blvd. r.1-h 1 1 1 pets, plants, etc:. Availa 2 8~·1 ba, nrly _new. 1~· For lease 2 br, 2 ba, l bllt Anaheim 956-lOll Brookburst, Hn. SlSO + 645-2lllor646-6303 181 ' w 0 esa e , swap Lost Pekin g I ht FOUND: Smlfema egrey ble immediate ly. Ex· patio, encl. gar., l'h mt to beach, frplc, lower un· Santa Ana 554·7070 UI Wild 9 7 0272 meet business. $25,000 in· eror:n e wld & black fluffy. dog. Nr lo beach. $340.642-8973 i't w/patlo. Avail. Dec. Westminster 848-8895 u . ya 5 . IAY VllEW cl. Inventory, s tore & pa~s. ma e •• yrs. o Irvine & Mesa Dr, SA celle nt re fe r e n ces . W.Anaheim 761-1442 Male or female to share On Lafayette . Cannery lrUCk.s. 497-4633. 645-9039 ~No tags.968-72Bl Hgla. 751-4675 7S&.ois7. Near beach, 2 Br, 2 Ba, I.st. $425. mo. 206 «lb St. E. Anaheim 956-4500 huge Bluffs condo, pool, V&llage l200Sq It •-~ lllllJllO!,.ttlf nearly new cpl, drps 67J.8483. frplc, den, own room, eri..LORUNDY ""' .. ._.... Lost cat : grey long hair Found: Ill. Samoyed pup. paint, fplc "ear lnC'I. ---------$245 mo . Call Sue . n -altor ""tt:"'161 Opplll'fwMy 5015 Vic. Coat.a Mesa Nov. py,4-Smos old. sm. 8C7.a:M l c... & ..... ._ 4000 759-1419 """ v'...... •• • ••• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • 8th. Reward 646-8786 494-2746 ••••••••••••••••• ·-· •• I ___._ T Oc ....................... Office avail. beach area Sell a all & R .. -':"::..2o br, .. 2ba, 3 Br, 2bath, fireplace. Roomw/kitchenette N~wport Beach <?cean Onl y $60 /mo . You LOST, Go ld charm Fowxi:2sml dogs.1gry, ......_.. 7005 _, ...,_ stepstobeach.$600/mo. $80week&up. View. Pool, jacuzza. ten-ans we r m y phone . bracelet with keepsake 1 wht. vie. 'lSUJ // Santa ••••••••••••••••••••••• carprS3llO. Frplc, view. W•fffr•t Holms 548-9'75S nis. S350. in cl ulll . 673-tcm c harms . REWARD. _An_a_av_e_C_M_._646-_l_OSS_--t Rl!.&L ESTA.TE No kids or pet.a. 20819tb. 631-1400 548-7813 am or 640-5357 L-.Jlo-'llll-..... _MU'786 ___ . _____ PlnCIMlll 5350 m;A A St. Call betwn S·7pm Smith-Meyer Office-Swre 480 Ft.,crpt, LICENSE 846-4562 t ~ ••• ' -..... utered 0 rey & ••••••••••••••••••••••• · •.,.._sodor '-* drps A/C 17301 Beach """' .... ll ""' ., WESIQ.IFF 2Br. llf.a Ba Lovely aardeos·Brooks Rmmt wanted lo share 81 RB LEASE 842·2834 Ga on the right track whl cat. Last seen vlC'· scn•u •as SCHOOL Brand new 3 Br apt HB. townbouae. Adults onJy, ,. 2Bdr.4boUaest.ooceanin --··-·-·------with the Dally Piiot's Springdale, S l a t e r, IUVW"I. $425 -:tenced bckyrd, no pets. $395. mo. 1728 •Kitc~~-::t.1.van. Nwpl.$150.875-1482. Newport Beach, sublease C HRISTMAS GIFT U/12/78.Rwd,846-3059. uarwes OFFERS Daya 2656or536-4873. BedlordLn.548-7533. •Jac:unl,heatedpool Gm..,._ office sp ace, approx. TRAI N! Appea ring Lost Cat · grey longhair W "'~,.-... LlDOISLAND •Wkl~orclally maidsrv. for._, 4350 JOOOsq.ft.6'4-4600 every Wednesclay start· VI "'~. M N 6th. Plltate -Nlec:e --..,.... •-'---._..._. 4450 in" Nov. 1.5 thru Dec. 10. c ......,u. esa ov · · Fairy -Buoyed -2 Br l~ Ba, blt·ins, new 3 BR 2 Ba, freshly paint· •TV phone available ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Fo"r more information Reward. 646-1786 YOU AIN'T carnata/drapes, encl. ed •· -w c:"". "'-cl So. As low aa •.&.J Wll Sln ... i.. un. 2033 Anaheim ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·r-•"" .... EA.I -Ill""'~ andtoplaceyourad Lost: Mn Reward for re-They are experimenUng •crubO>uneavaUable gar., patio. Nr beach, patio. $650. J . Klose, . 2277 Harbor ~je. Dou~le SS:· giu _ R-CALL NOW turn :f "Mauie", 4 yr with a Neutron Cocktail. *llMeriala provided. park, shops. $345 mo. 645-6122,559-6588Rlt.e eo.taMesa 845-4840 acedt a • · •vrrn-E/ ... AIL 642-5678 old bm/Wbt Diel. Spr-Two and the building is •Small clau ea fo r _980-_1Z79 _______ 2 bdrm. 1 ba. Upper, clean ~~~~~~~~~ _6C2-_3t64 _______ , •900lo 2100Sq. Ft. l nl I 675 °'57 a tan d Io I but y 0 U penonaJ1Jed instruction 2 Br, 2 ba, gara"e, & .. -... 1 bllt. lo beach. 1"'1 •0"'1...... Double ~ra1e. 20th & •AlrcondiUonedandl MoMytoL.o. S025 ~P• e · • AIN'T. •Oaoole own t.aat&-day " .__,, ,_ ~ "" 011 8 "'"'0 Al •lnranidily•vn ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-----------1 .. ni ..... claa•-. dahwtlr, paUo. No pets. Stove/refrig. earage. $ 6 5 . up week I y . ve, • -· so ... -... · • -· ~ $325.833-1893.. S400perm>.yearly.day w/JdtebeMUe.8'75-8740. &lll81e. aame area pS. Dana~~!f!_ .. 0kr Sbortterm R.E.S L9et: "Murphy". Neut, PREGNANT? Ca~lng. •Placement-upto80% ---------• 7se.o840eves 1s&-9'S8 980-52160 ___ ....... _______ Available fast friendly, ~ AbyaailUl confidenUal counaellng & commission. DELUXE CONDO 3 Br, 2 Room. private ba, quiet TOP LOCA TIONI Call 673-6634 Cat. White on front legs, referral. A~rtioo, adop. ba lnnned occup. $395. UDO VIEW 2br , frplc, C M house, kit c h , •Siqle,Harbor-Adams. brwn leath collar. Vic: UOn &keeptnf· Free3 Week Roa,IM'l-«110. patio, aep. D.R. Adlts. privileges, no drugs or C.M.atoraaeooly.$30 171hJrMewportltYd. 9530 trvine/171.h,CM.548·3081 APCARE 547·2563 Sales Tr~~. SPANISH '800/mo. 675-Q59 pet.I. 551-6378. Keep try. 833-89'74 Succt>Salul retail shop Cell For APARTMENTS Channel froat Aot. 2br, tna. Extratrg.pra1eatora1e ~al::°~~~\1i6100 Lo ?:1g~~41!ate COUMTaESCORYTSGllL IJl·IOOl 4tl-0442 3BR..Weatmi:nlter;2BR 2ba, •rill level, bute Rm w /priv. ba & lite onlyJl25permo.~arot I I M_.Mortta1emay ar· SamoyaaJSbep m ix . * . * 0 •• 1 !~~~-hool & l br, bb, call aA lOAM paUo, car l&rl· Boat Kitcb. prtv. NB, pool/· :lB3 W. ltl.h St. CM Call For ea a e I • a e . ranie •new lnaUtut.lonal Loqbal.r, some white on :Mhn 957.gn4 n.ca1 o:e .. ""'""' IM'l-4510 1tip avail. 9870 IM().10lli2. Jae. S175 mo. Prefer Jack 548-22'7'7 Beachfront a lore, acr'Ollt loan ur to t5% ot ap· chest. paws. Bent left·---------· Dm Camino Capllltrano fc-le ""'"3311 •-......... from pier, In Seal Beach. 1 ..... '"""""'" ....... ,., ........ _ -d1caUon san Juan Caplauaoo ... U. -..cioua 3 br apt, 2 AUAdultaoo..-•.2bdrm ·~-·--. ...,,._. Overalted ato ra•e No o n -6 pm . (2 13 1 pralta va ue ........ ......., _., ,_ ,._ · -..,... --pool .. n tptol80 000) Lost Nov. 10th In So. a.....a... w~ 7075 ba, r.•tio. 3 kida ok. 2 ba from $320. Jae, • Balboe ts. Quiet workln1 ea rages , lOx Ux24 43().5395/4»3888 '"' • , • -~--" 2nd St --Aval . now.147..Q867 afte clubhouse, Shown b y man. Sb.an ba, TV rm, EatllJda C.M .... mo. ----------MO PlllPAYMIMT An~r~lo •. Yo'': ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 30. appt.only.stt-3M5 ldl,$10Smowtn.87s.3813. 646-4262 days ; evea & MrwDnRJ BEACH Faat&Courteous • ____________ 1Exp. Scotll1h nuneJn· wtndll&4.S-954J ~ftrU 8eJ'vlce _.499-:.___99'7_. ______ ,-tereted ln MW pl'tV. QU• ul.oftly2styapt.3BR, •LOOI• v ............ 4110 CaM ery Vlllage Shop F'orlnlormaUooCall: Found: Male Spaniel, typoa.xlnt.ref.avail.ro· 2 ba, centrally located, Ch.armin1 bay v•ew. pen· ·-•••••••••••••••••••• 10IC20carace. $35 nio. 72U 1paces avail. lllOto $400. ESA MORTGAGE CO. aubum/wbt, vie. Ora.DI• ca,ulred loc. in M'eaa MSO.Mt-1507. tbouaeretreat,2br,aun· &NSJ!:NADA BEACH TrakAve,W•tmlnaw. ACalllOJ"DiaBroker oo.Katella.835-G82 Verde/C.M.556-7083 ~bill to beach, a Sr 2~ deck, elec. car. opener. HOUSE. SIMpe a. t40 94-2585,•1·2144 (714) 832·9980 FOUNDAmtnllanabeeo • HlfpW_.. JJOO ea, adulta, tt50 mo. lat No children or peta. da)'.*4a1S. M VLc WL1loo A ......... ••••••••••••••• 2ou1 St. 531·8149 or A•all. bond. 9600. mo. Offlcel...., 4400 •..&..&--Mr llYer9 pup. TMIMl427t lae. IJ's.41711Jdo Ille. ~l~a ~t: ... •••••••••••••••••••• -----_..;;..;.=== ,.._"""' • Falrvl1 w. U 2·08H / .WW .,, Nr 0 C •1-rt Delwce Vvi T-A 1'7Ul2$. Vtrg. ""----~ 2 br, frp•-, •• .... .__ Oub.e.MIO · · . ""',... ' ..-Ill 1, rw9t -.-·-"" --...., offlcea w /aecrct.arlal Dtidi SOJI POUND Seal polnt, younc rcA=i:dultcouple. ~c~~·1:ft!· ~c Bll Bear cabin, alft, 14, aervtce. 752-56211. ~ .~:'sa!!'r!ACI ••••••••••••••••••••••• adult male. Weatcurr ~rhate balcoolca, &;:::b:S.:.~or • 2 Xlnt biway vialblUty, new •Prtme CoutKifhway *CASH FAST* area. 2•3 weella •co. •.-SOil• c. hta\41d pool at Iota . crpta, palnt, A/C, und•r· tllfOl\.ll't, MONE\'JNlOOAYS , ... .;.;.;...;. ... .;...'-----t =2 br SIZS. lat at lut, cloNtl. '5Zif:.r mo. Lake Arro w bead fl°Dd partc'1. Octao •hill •IA = upandlne 21tdAJrdTruet Deectt f'cNDd: Set of ke1• on ~l.1-1921 lloll. !!~mlnao r. Cal lalrilhoftttODdo,alJJal. riews.tromsoo-1201>1qf\. Dua · l M ... ionf'btendatSva TurtleYO« Dr .. Imne. -•Ul'appl. .,,._orlt5-190 U0.70ZZ avall.Stt-11Jl,499-a22. 4f3.22548k.r (714)561-12'0 C.lltoklentlty,m.O•?. • ... ,.y(IJ •••~ ., ... _ .. ..,.,.,,,.,. CAl.l '42-5671 -f700 !xecS«11R& toll2K Gen! C1trk S700 PaeateCall For Appt. IJ'VM Penonoel Al~C)' 411 E 17\h, Coata MCJ• Suit4 D6 Ma-14'10 DAILY PtlOT ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~!~~ ..... ?~!! ~!~~ ..... !!... 88 DAILY PILO T Ftl=, t0.11t»t at, 1978 ....,W..t.d 1 1 CLIUTYPIST DmHWMHER·~UUme G-R-1-A·T ~w..._ 71 HefpW..eM 11 001Ht1pw-... noo -W~ 7IOO Mefp W..W 7 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Heavy •1r.1n1 • •t" • part Ume . Oood 5.&•11 JOI MOW ••• •• .. •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••]••••••••••••••••••••••• BOATS C:UnM, .. a'l MSO'ia' bmef\ta. rol!. ""'• ll~in &llHDltdla~ Opeoi•U :.Jj~aede lcnmed. 811Y"';~v~a.ttat GOOD ~ 0000 rr .. Uv!'1 faclll'Uet lD SICaETARY-EXICUTIVI ...................... . .............•.•..••• ·~-elerklP'°°• AUTOlllOTlVR • rator DHdecl full u• CM • lmr.d. opeot111 .....-u ........... E, n ro t>euL.tu. Call -~ for aJlll)t fr de Espcrttneed. Mual lat" Ill Balboa llhnri 1mo1 IJttRM T pay f a rdware t! o E plae, rull ben:r.la II: MIU. MAM - -am11:1=r:a&a 3505 HOURS, GOOD CON· =-~lo :cs~rn::.. Cat Fnday type, who is a work lover ~-..•TratlM'«' C.O.Whn FI -D RAFTSMAN DITIONS . MANY mymother.71yrlold &peoplclover.Abusyguy needshelp '•irJH. n.ed...t Imm dl•l•I) 1 TlbM CAafl9nl.a5 • , • ..,, w..... Y• COORDINATOR l"RINO E BEN f:l'ITS. Oreeii 1trolce patient' through ti busy day from a mature Expertmttd•TnUMt-.....,n ,..,.... Newport Be~b mfr. de· ~~Yo~:JN..°o~:.'$ Pie.Mt apt. c.u Ano person who is tactful & has a sense of • APPb to Servl~ M 1r stoca ~Bit itrea a &elf·atar\lna. fo!MOM WITIDN. TRAIN ..._...L humor, along with huvlna the usual • hl•hly motlnttd In· r 0 R T 0 p • ,.,.,. ATT~ . b. J. I . " • DlltYI dlvl dual t o aaala t tJV• ~ ... DENT.over a 1 It es an shorthand, typing & Hnkh Ina PtoJrr•m t1naJneer " drawt.n1 " M A N A 0 F. M E N T 18. pkt 14> •delivery • modPrate record keepinu · vet this . paid YanUon coordinat.loo l'Qductloo S T A R T S ' ' I M · car Mrv1ce for a ca_r reo. , h ~ • .J • ' AJ.AJUY.LA YActrr Pleaae a11 ·il. ~ · Mp; DJ ATE Ly ·· ta.1eo.C.USN-t711 person s ould also have addlllonal RAY Hl0f80£ .,. LINCOLN MERCURY lltVl 130-7000 5ll1AfiGOSYDRlY1t to-.,.c r. ni . KEY BO AR o a'bllHlcs 1n buJ>ines!'I affairs th.mt ftt'h $.$113183 £ X P E R l t: NC E LotW.•••d.. m u nagcment: such as nctlng as my OOOKK iPP.R tutl znJO Harbor,CM ~~«i.i•~I':C.;:.'1!~ ~~r~ ~,fA~1~8 541•1513 surrog~1tt-in the many details of our •A.to Sth'IM• ._ unw. npcor 51r .. r.·rnod, AU.Jc.lDS t'Rto=E ICq_ulp Rental Stor~. PROGRAM PUT ON HY LYM-f'M SHttrr small rt'l a1I corporation. M aintain •--------i s. Medf'd for ('(111111<1 Tunl or Jan<> u~~tAll.~eo. THE COUNTRY'S TOP Ev'1l"Yotberwcebodoff. corporutc minutes. record!>, etc. & liU:pna ne• Ir 1&.<1f'd p~"'"" 4 IMl).l..c>o' 21.su Coctrt.M w...,..., OR c. A~ s ALE s Mu1t be dt1dJcated to a bi11~y to handle my personal buiiiness TIMPORAIY vw 111 ... hnmedtat 'DOOKkt'!fo:Ptrn l'ull Scltool 1·--------1 PEor LF •. CALL AT loodpaUeritCllf'e. Apply r equirements, such as making travel .,...11 1 ,. IJ' L' t •""" .... , wk DllYaS 0 N C £ F O R l~Superior, NB. ··r·r"n" •· . & d' i"lH todo ti) wort. ~.-n~ ru l nw rt Umr tn bully .iruwln~ or r.J.im up u -~ Men or women 25 yn or INTERVIEW. ORGAN t .. ~ u ,.,emcn1..c;, mana~1ng recor ing ~11nuu11 •~Nunhn1< ln1t4'bcn,.fib C,allfor-io fi~ t::.iu•t'tl.~lt>t>n.rflla& l.Aiw lulUoo PlaC' m.nl older. Know the coast EXCHl\NCE. STAN MACHIMIS Jl. m y business expenses, etc. One boolOtN>p1nac uatitn tc-r~•,... u.k for Sa JitrowUt 1>PP<1rtu111ty tor • uuut 7)1 "UM _ cilia. Net Sl80 a week or NUNN 714/586-7302. Minimum 2 yn e•per. pcr~onal note: I'm a non-smoker who Ota Worlt do. .. ' M1r hardwurlltnic ('llflU!r (.'OOt< J•J>olflnl(" •Pf'<'l•I more. Orange Cout . mill, lathe. l>WICb_pnias, w o u l d pr >f r k 'th ur h umr f111uH m lDJeJ penun Hook tywantt-dln ll 8 t<>cooll YcUow Cab lUOO Ml. Gulliver• Restaurant &cbuckerrequired.tOhr e C wor an~ Wt a ttb lo !\r Accouo llnptnl t'llpl'rlOOt't' iarlou:i Japa~ e foods Herrauinn,' Fountain 00W hinng: Book.keeper, wk. Company pd in· OOn•SmOkcr . DI.I nt!ed.,d lbru uul ~ry Su11u up tu ~. bu to It Valley. (NO or Slate r experlftteed, full time. I~" holidays. Cole Cowll} suo Mr sru.w lrvln«' 1 ttoftor a 1 ty ·~· b~twn Newbope & Bwboys, IW)Cb frdJIUM!r. lratnnnenl Corp. USO We ar•• located at the finest ~tore in H.obl!rt Ila.If • ~Zlll J•~· :t 1k "::;,r re Euclkl> Hoct.eM. over l.8 , dinner. So Croddy Way, S.A. Fashion Island & thl· hours nt!eded Ac<'OWltt1rnpa. 1 &..;;-\> .. rafor<.'h1UU1111 ~ :,por;;~a.nyst:~ ~:t~%enM~-~:T1~~~; ~OO.E.O.E. • are. 8:30 am. lo 5:-00 p.m. Monday IOOS M•m M .. ~I UAU\~IITER dtool Wt1w1lltram Ap t.mploy~nl Oevtlop ~I •c:Aw ... ltrt MacArthurBlvd,lrv. ' llACHINIS'f/ASSEMBLE th h d . I • 11'o•tt. Un•un 6.ani Kt'bable'. nYlurt' ln My (lly. l~ Urwkhur,,1, nwnl Uffl<'t! JOli 313360. Neport Beach mfr of food rou~ f'1r1 oy. ~ ltTh .. t'll)'ofllrnnaw "°'" \n "ll Moo .thr J.'V 71131 Ad1>otdtnrhy t•mploy('r DlVttallled work )Oad" HAIRDRESSER needed pr~esaing equipment 714 83Httl3 .. rad•> $W wla SIJ• mil& iut.n.iments. Ad· w/cUentele. start 1m· nffds qualified person I f you hav<· thr ahll1tics required & ... 4 stA 11 O~ cu~~, •1 CASHIERS U>ob. lkbvt'ry dnvt"ra. ~~.~".*·61:t~1~~s med . THE HA 1 R wtlb all around machine ~ant to work with the greatest people Almlm"tr '" e & S11h-r.vm l'T o~runl(M for nwn & "'0 E HANDLERS 642-8484 shop experience. Must in the world. pl""S" drop a resume to·. tr•&ntt IZ) nt't"drd b\ 1 P rll\llnent plUmt' open women w1tb out ao1n1 a:., • • have own tools. Ple&H " ... "" tw<'d."lful fai1t 1tmwu1 lt.lblb tUrr&t.,.~n_i~f·,.,""213 t~ AL'IO lnt..rvlehw11ng pt"n1onalllll'!1 & tak e HAI RSTYLIST·talents . call Mr . Doeri n g . ad #366, c/o TM Dolly ,ilot, r.O. lox i:I 00 ~lltnl( sl'Cunty t', •'H • ~ ... , .... .,. >' f<.>r C'br11tm111 " P pnde 10 tMlr wortt Over EJeclrooics needed ror beauty saaqn. 642·9090 1560, Costa Mna., C_A •Z626. atc-m lo hol1•l o old lib(~ l>ttv1~ cuh re111ner 2.l & ilbl~ lo worlt cve5. salary & comm. Other _;..;;;.... _______ ,~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!! ut'auon1J ba('k lll'OW) Bllb)"otlll' f<>I' " )T oh ~xpr hdpful i'pply In ~.80 to S3 00 to start. Ap. ll£CJllJNICS benefits. Call Bobbie tor MAID :;; litq w /eb11Jly to rom ~Y ~t .. 11c1a Ill i;tuden penoo lOAM to o• M ply al\ ~m dully· Me " appt. 546-7l86 Some ex.pr. pm. w,3030 ...-ses AIDE Real Est.ate llDunlcate t'rft',ctaq•ly pt-rl'•-t't Afh'r i chooJ ~dH.a.~~ :;•CMho~:~ ~{a~l~PiJ~ Parlor TECHNICIAN ROSTESS . Openings now MA 1 NT EN AN CE CTRAlNINOCLASS) Have opening for hllb1Y l xp. 1nnlo .4CCllt. ~ .. t~!IOl!I tyO.t1t•""Sht;WtOOm1s 41 l . . . 18 year+ App1't lo For eman ror pvt . Daily . Will train mohvaledsalesaient ~18. m/g, or k'4:unty ~ 1 0 Cooks wanted all shifts _,,,, d 3 s ..-qualified --nel All with lhe desire to earn .. p u .,.,n n'!'lu""' "" .. a Y~l l('r wl·~n ._h" 1'd \1' t'mployt.-rM /F avail Apply in person. A oppor tunities In an Wedns·Fri. Knowledge In pum""'", shift& available. Apply above average com· ~ r I c~ d •. n.b 1 l_. v an Equa ppo rt Im ....... ateopenlneaan person. · ... on.· ues · bomeowner's a ssoc. ""'"'"" · nry reqRWrt!Oll'!'Uwlol \ij, 7 Ila:> u u c_• h k • growtng company with establlsbed co. lo the 3450 Via Oporto N.B. e'....,.ri"al, road repa"'i-r, l~Supenor, NB muisaon wstb excellent • ame~ aymunu, n homt.•, Appro• <..v r w benefits. Appl! at Ma Co · ic.,;.. .. company! Call Al eld Locks lnr . 1613 Day:. & cw•s. flcJdhl ra• .. ·er Sull?IJ""l'llOn Barkers 212 E.17lb St. Orange unty a irport ff o T E L N f G ff T sewer sy~tems. pools. NW'!li.nf( Stellato for appointment. Monrovia A ve. C M S('h~uJe $200 hr Ow1 """"f,.u41rHION SH .. -OP C M area. App llcanta to AUDITOR a utomot ive &. gen. MURS!SAIDE 963-5671 • _, lt11rui""rWt1on 67S.3823 ~ _.:....'-·-------• troubleshoot., repair, a.nd II int Xlnt starting sat -· ""' I di d test electronic 1yatema. Exp. full time. Eicce ent ma · · · J.11. State certified only. ( AIRC RAFT SUPPLY llaC'k orr.rr mi•dic"l ltl Peruaant surrou.n nl(K. Counter he lp for ry Recent a n alog and worldngcond. Forappt.·Contact mgr. 494·&57t. S4. hr. Holiday bent.-t "-'IJ'ljlla'.Jl!l!Ht' Xlnt compensation for cleaners. Mature peraon ..i al ri caJI Joe Mazzola S40-2300 &.UAM or l--4PM. Mon.· avft'l Im med Bavv'i•w Slore bas opening fo( sistance full/lime. exp p /T 0 r F /T pos. for to work 28 hn pr wk. Af. di.,t upe ence pre· f'l'1 ., # "' Real F.atat.e lleat appeannic. fuJlllme pref• busy pediatric off housewife or student t.emoons & SaL Mr. Best renect. CallSS7-0f79 HOUSECLEANING . C.onv. 20M Thu.no, C.M. --------- &alesgirl.S40-7564 4~1380 seeking Oex. hrs. Liberal Cleaners. 2939 E . Cout ~~~~~~~~ Student needed ror MAINTINAMCE 642·350SE.O.E. REAl.ESTAn employee diac~nta. AP· Hwy, COM 675-3306 Exeeutlve Secretary for homlekeepmr. 84().*6, MAH Olfice Manager·Sales SALESPIOPLE Bank111~ PI. Y I N P F~ RS 0 N fast growing mfg Co. Must have nperien~ in Good oppc>rtun1ty for ad· Wesley N. Taylor Co. is a FULL TIME ONL.V· Couples employed now Shorthand 100. Career Housekeeper wanted mainUuning restaurant vanc:ement. Wall train/no J3.year old firm wholly TB.LB JEAN RY AM but would like to make minded. mature person, Lady to llve·in. Pvt rm & related equipment and ex~ence ftt'eesury. owned It operated by Its Expencnct.-d FASHIONS some extra money In required Sa1ary ('Om-ba.644-8819 ha ve a work 1 n g Must be 2S yrs old or founder. We are not a Xlnt benefits. lrVU\e Na your s pure time. Call !or mensurate W/ abihtv. Housekeeper, full " pa knowledge o( lbe elee· older & be avail. on subs1d1ary, branch or AJI Aboard for the OJ1ly uonal Barut. C:ill Jane FASHION appt. Jan 642·0723· 642·1840 Ume !Ot' large retirement lncal &plumbing trades. Saturdays. 557·0824 or franc::tuse -Just head· P,10( CHRISTMAS GIF,-VaRD)'ke. Sl..AND Custodian wan~ for .1st _E_ic_p_e_r-ie_n_c_e_d_c_o_c_k_t_a_il !aclllty. Apply at Apply at Orange County 774·6090 1525 Mesa quarters wtth a round· TRAIN f'or mort.-in 8ll·l700. Across from Bro•dway Church ot Christ, Sc1en· waitreu needed. Ex· y I 0 r1 d a st,. ff . B . Reataurant Services. Verde 1"206, Costa Mesa. ~:~~~oec!e~tccf~~s .~~ Io rm a ll o n . c a 11 a 11:'-ual ()ppc>r Emplyr oc>WpOrt Beach llJlt. NB, full ume. let or elusive, pvt club. Xlnt _n.:....:....:.4.:848..::_88;;.;.,;U;:;.. ____ --1 8~1..Dtoalmls per~ Sa~oota ~~: pa•~ters, knowledaeable Ou Christmas Ad·Vlaor al ~~"""'~~~~~~~~ wnte Clerk, 3303 Via ~ ... ... .. ... u ..... " SIStancealanytime. r 4142·5678 .: l.Jdo.673-1340 oppty. CaU alt.er l2:30, Homekeeper, live in or Friday ' ID all aspects or the in·house video tape list · -Ban.lung CASHlEa ask for Jay or Karen, out some Engbsh req'd · trade. At least 7 yrs ex· ing a, sales training pro. ANSWERING SERVICE OFFICl Young woman needed Delivery person for earty 846-1386or (213)582-ll.SS. good w/chlldren . 3 yrs & penence. Call 64Z·2928 gram by Tom Hopkins ls Orange Co Arprt area, r ERSONMB. for cashienng In a con· L.A. Times route. North Front Desk Clerk 9 mo's. Lag Nig. 831·7368 MAINTENANCE betweenS:30AM ·4PM. the fines t real estate ~ler bu!ly swatcbbrd. Lempc>rary retail shop. Costa Mesa, Hunt . Beach r;._,....r. pref'd. Wi'll train. evea. C U S T 0 D I A N Pan•~ Woman U""'r tra1rung available. We ,...&P(f hf:l Fo .. · Growini? & dynam 1 M t b t d ...... •.Call 54&448l .,.,...,.. <S757·S9201 PLAN· .. , · ~ · h · r 2 , • ii ' ., • ' 'rhnft & Lo4'n needs ex-us e a cq u a' n e ... ~ Varled shl..fts. Newportcr H 0 US EK E E p E R : G ' TOR llaJJan restaurant. N R ave an e>pen1ng or ~~i, ~~epf. ~-;~~r.~~ iwn~n1·ed offi ce J)i'rson w/ret.<1ilp' 1be alertll & ac· Ot!Uvery men, over 18 for Inn Hotel, 644-1700. Call Mature live in & part-f~1 ~C90i~RsD:Nt9 4 ) na~~-.. ~~~111ys 67S-7019. '::~~f:~s.o~~a;:~ere~ 8s3-JJ33 m·l to work an Sant;. Ana curate. · ease ca or ap· early am nt'wspaper jn Mary Carl~n or Julio time care of 2 yr. old girl. MA I NT I PL UM B ER -'"""-~""" integnty ta match our bram:h. Plc1tsanl work ~.',Y ha t "tf0P:"·N~9 NU & CM. Perm. p/t, Perez. KO.E. 644·5891 eves. 640·8900 I $1O6 l • $ l 2 9 5 >. Pa rt·tame . Warehouse high standards. Your ing ('()fld11ions w_ath all ~~-n s an .' · OX>/$400 mo. + bonus. F'ull lime boat washer days MAINT/ELECTRICIAN helper. Mt."<'h'l sncllned own pnvat.e desk & no A!P CLERk benl'fiL'I. Hank, f1na_nce, . 646-5844. needed. Apply ln person. ($1061·$1295). AIR CON· E.xcel. for college stu· pan-time salespeople . "The Jolly Roger Jnr. a saVJ.ngs &loanur thnfl Cashier, mature, pt.t.1me DEUVERY.Pt-limceve. NewportPaeificBoats ~meli~:~i:"~d~llyl OJTIONER /TEC H denl.962·3637 Comousst00 s pli\ up ll> '<trnam1c, lust Rrow1n1J loa.n ellpen enre very de Drive photo, Mon-Thur, Top pay Neat a p · 2200WestCoast Rwy. ..-($1009·$1229>. Apply 70%. Interview by ap- l'tSU!urant chain, based sareable. Don't miss th1 3-7:30. Dependable. bon-pcarance · Must have Newport Beach ladies. l.Jle cookang & Newport.Mesa Unified piny TIME pc>tntmentonly. 16 Irvine hill-itll openan~ great opporturuty! Cal dable, permanent. H 8 own trans CaU 531-0842 cleaning. 545-1089 s c b 00 I D I s l r I (' l. "" Wt'Sley N. Taylor Co. 'for an Act.'OW\Lc; f'ay11ble Mr. Hub1izer. SS8·1>8SO 962·4353. · · GENERAL HELP ln Clasaified Personnel Of. EVENINGS Reilltoni 644-4910 Q ert in our Reneral or-First Thrift or AllM!nca, o EL 1 v ER y H c Ip . Pull or part·time for am ~~·1 live· • ~ fiee, Moa/Wed(I'bur & Ru accounts payable 2100 E. 4U1. Santa Ana. CASHllRS fo'r'eeway Auto s upply, wkolesale novelty & :;:m in3 ov~ 2·sty M · l Fri, 9am·l2 Noon, Tues Adults wilb out.standini.:. Heeeaving Clerk, exper. ~ We provide xlnt Hank1111(-----fo'/time. Good Pay 26242 Avery Prkwy al ~g1c co'?lpany.~p· Uk~to ccookre~at.!-':e lpm-3pm~ UQ.l L6tb attractive personaUUes clean driving record, ~i"~g•= &tnbe;::!~ 1.omOfflcer -~~~~J,~g~ ~o Frwy, ~~:et:.!:f/9-llAM penoo pref'd .' Rers re· ~.CT:o~ Beach, =·~ ~~r~~~ w~~ ~1;:.Y~P~~:~~.aro!i ~-&Ink &Jor rurnoce com ME'I'ROCAR WASH DEUVStY Golden's Magic Waod q'd. $300 mo. 64S-30Sl art,~~~~~~~~~ boor. PhoneM2....:J2l Ext. Webb's Newporter Inn, ·, 1..JolylOCJ"'lltC paoy, experience prr 2950HARBORBl.CM. People needed ror tem· 946W.17thSLCM. ' !=.dya,673-3B22bef2I: . 2SO.BETWEEN 4.00.5.00 1107 Jamboree Rd. NK ( f7042Gf.,.._ A•• fcm.>d. UNITt:O -----porary bghtc1tydellvery ya. MANAGER·Fabnc ex· PM. Mr. FarreU, 644·1100 ext CALIF'ORNIA work for Sber a tol G~~ T';~f:;.1:n~vi. Hoosebeper. llvejin. to pen~~4f7I AsldarJI• ~E.O.E. ~f,;3~~714 BANK CateringNEB> ~~':f°~ 8:eaaclh i~o~ep . 10-key adder . Good ~T~eo ~o: wp~etel ~~t•-----c.--·---.. -.. , EqualOpportwuty .Rec:epllODlSl 7902 f'A.t..nger Ave. JIB · phone manners essen· · Marlteting ~ y. Hl""""y ~mployer .,._. Ho--'t.e ..._ __ 8472581 EOE Professional peara.ncc have ca. r ar>d tial Small mfr. Salary <714 )946·1024 ; (714> ~" motivaledi------'-__;..,---+ APT MANAGER Catering Banquet know ~ily streets well. commens urat e w /ex· 673-05l7. indMdual w/ex~l u~~~cluding for ss units 1n <'u~ta Beautic1a.n.cicper. Parto Personnel, contact Apply in person. Please penence. Call for appt.. lc.!eapades"alaJet -typing-skillrlcttag-llex· par-TE-UP 'U 'J WESTCLl Ft' do not call Mon· Tues -•W• ''"6 ---'enc-e Short.hand re' M .. ---~1st .... esa Ex per < coup It· r u I I l I m e ospiLallTy Resources Wedns. morning only . ....vM>• sport shop sa~ person. q~~ N-.nrt Center ~--''"'" ltusband m us t llavl' ;fdult/c hildren salon. 631--0610 752·91l8 Ask for Miss Layton GE"TPRAL OFFICE & sess1on supedrvtSDJtOr&Caexl·I Top Sal-a~r,..,v & oood PERSON Ea:ecuUve omces-lrvine mi.1nL exp Wirt• llkkpJ: Xlnt money & career op. me. p en en ce ,, ,. ~ Qill)' level position . <')IJJ , Ca ll t'V•''>, portwuty for mot1vat ----frontdesk PAYROLL Fast pac«:d 9'79·8880 for mtcrv1ew. beoefits.Call640-&950for wilhal le&Sl 1 y\!ar1·x· !or s harp p e r son . .!!131blt5 3851 person. 768.a80l Miss ion Cleaning woman 4-5 hrs Dental A111s is t a nt for oHlc~ needs energeuc ~as7.k~ror~J7oho7~·:-:;-:;-:::--=;l;;M;r;.Ca;;;na;;;&e;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;; pe ricnce. preferably Phones. typ&ng fr gen ofc V1e10 f'rs •PA,()() pr hr Phone e dod t' c p c person as asAl. for nc· newspaper. Jo:xccllenl dulll'S Xlnt Co benefit• & A S S E M I L E R -<An.,.:;, 549 97ll A k group n on 1 ra · counts payable. payrolJ I N S U L A T f 0 N company benefits Apply worlnn" cond. Pb;nt' SOLDERER Ueauly -;;;;J;~ or . . s g~a~n ~;io~~ll~a~~: & general office. 10 key lNSTALLERS, F'uU time MECHANICS between 9AM & 6PM, 833-9324~&.5:30. We n(!(.'<f a number o HAIRDRESSER ' penenceneeessary.Noo· by touch & enlhuslaam lJnd.wockRiversldeand MECHANICAL Monday thniFriday. •---------good people for 1mmi•d Leadmg fush dept stor Clen cal armkt>r 644.0595 are lbe only requlr~· Orange Co. area. Xlnt IGNER Recpt(J'ypist PT. 20 brs a openings in our clt:<·lr has 1mmed openings. AU Deputy Clerk wanted. meals. Great opportum· opt for J ourneymen. DES ORANGE COAST W'-"!IL winter, 30 hrs a mech assembly cl<>pt. Ex <'o benef So Cst Plaza, Clerical position availa· Dental receptionist for ty ror the ri4bt person. Wages above acak>.. Xl.nt. Experienced In design of DAILY rlLOT Wl~ summer. Apply: per helpful but nol nL·c Myra 9571511 exl 320 or ble 1mmed1ately . Re· busy group p ractice. ExceUenten~1ronment& Company b e nefits . smaUmacbinedpartsfor 642 . 5682 BalboaYarhtClub Compirny pd ans 321 __ ------quires 1 yr clerical ex-ChallenRin", rewarding frtoge ~el1ta. Contact Adams Ins ulation. mecbankal and electro-Seo l80ronl Baaydsead 1 M e 0 8 rr .. holidays Cole lnstru pen ence. 40WPM typing. po11ltion for Rirl e.x· Mary Me1549·8043 5.58-Un.8 meclwi.ical assemblies. lJOW. Bay t . ~nl Corp :!650 So Croft S669·S86S 833·0411 ext pcnenced in dental lie&d . 1 _:_--------• Res ible for deaign Costa Mesa NO PHONE CALLS! dy Way, S.A 5!.6-3100 Ac•auty 260 for 'appt. o;ange ~·srmkcr. 644-0595 __ ~~ ~~~~~~cuA~~ INSURANCE. Group ad· I~ and detJljl. Srrui1i1 --F-~-ua~E~~m~Op£P~~Yn!er~uru-ty __ j•-~~~~~~i:--E 0 . E J.C. rENNEY C o u n l y I I a r b o r • . t fi h k mioiatraUve agency re· design department pro-1. ----24 fo'ASlllON ISLAND M ICo l E 0 E Dt.ontal Cha1rs1de, asst in e er o!"e, non-s m r quires experienced vides environment for PBX I.E. UCEHSE NEWPORTliF.ACH ~opa_ ur_. -· -· -Npt Bch Pleasant 10<' pre · Salary open . pe""'""" w/strong offic .... ,..1.,,.1~ ... .,.,r. ...... L h d f i b r c II Auportarea 549-2400 '""'' e~work aulgn-Ans we ring s ervice llU!l" "-~--....1 £RS as 1mme •ate openings w I r nge cne · u · slttlls & background in meots. ExeeUent wage onorator full & P(f. Call ftRECISIOM/MECH for experienced HAJ H Q.ERJCAL S48 5602 . • employee beMfil plans. and benefits. ~uaJ Op-si;JS6l Learn at your own pace. Pos1t1ons ;ivail w/(ao; STYLIST. Xlnt company HA,,Y ~'"'L GENERAL CalJ7S2·566S. portunll y E mplo yer. ----------fo'eatunng: Telecourse growanit N<'wi>ort Bear h benefits Apply in THA*SG.IVtMG ~·~ M/F.CalJ SS7--0M4 PEOPLE PERSON 2000. Broker placements l'O .. mvolved '"3!!1H'mbly pcrson, 10am·4pm Front office. Insurance I IDnRERS ~~~~~~~~~~I ~man seeks rrr :IS· available. ofcompass &t•amt·ruun fo';qualOpJ)OrEmplyr exp necessary Good LftDU tMYIMTOttY = soc in Wbl s u pply . SAILILE. IL'I ApphcanL'>should ex _________ , Newport Bcaeh loc. COMTIOf..a.aJC MD>ICALRECPT. s:n·S588 SCHOOL 675-4192 pur worktnR w fsma I Rf CYCLE SHOP needs 64S-650l TRAINEE Excitirul opportuntty in AllerPatotCice, ligbt typ.1---------,~~~~~~~~~ ~. Kood mt•ch apt . exp pref-not nee for Dental Au~lant. expaoding Orange Co. lag. CaU Brenda SJ0..5680 rR.IMTING 1: 'enJOY. llenef1ls include ' ... rr p rr m t( for repair 3141 eo.... Drl•• chalrslde. NB. Exper. ASSEMBLERS nrm. Must be able t Medi al Aas'l r I lmmed.Late operung for BEAUTY OPERATOR ricks vn(' · 1 week sic saleS, as~mbly. Call bef 546-4741 pref 640·1122. }~;./~.~= pra~llce baco: ~~m!. orlaet pressma n o n ~~~';cec"De~m j're. leave. & pront shanni.i 6pm, frCi-4120. (Across From p•Nr£RS up dependln~ on av. Prefer over 3S. Some llamada no & mulU Tsl. 0~~·732"1 ....... _,,.._. .. sa on. t me n f l• w C'11 I --Ot'nta I o ff Ice ex p . ftllft ,.,,. . Top wages. cxcellent 1 _ ..... __ .;.. ___ "'"" ___ _ ·0051. a11k for Hay---------Orange Co. Airport> chaJnude RDA. X·Ray Must ha ve re liable perle nce. 0 fe r11 ex front o Hi ce ex per benefits. 54 yr. compony 1 .. _______ _ Iman Bl·LfNGUAL JNSTRUC ~ual Opport Employer lie. 4 handed bu.-ty offi ce. tranap. & phone. Long & ~llt'nt medical benefits. ~uJ. 357 W. Wilson, in Santa Ana rclOC'atmg ••R. E. Sal~ "LIC'. Onlv" •--------i AIDr.:S-for P(I' & sub· Top 1131, benefits. HB short term assignments. Apply 1n person, Pat C .646-l!IM in Laguna Hills. Dennis , .----st1lulc cmploym..-nt Clerk, Motel front desk, 9f.i2.'T71n/55fl··~1. Holiday & vacation pay. M I l ls SCIENTIFIC MedJcaJ front office Sec'y Pnnters. 547·7174. THIMIUMG " ATTEHTIOM S.176-$4 58 per hr. Mu1il neat appcurimre, much Hosplta llzal 1o n plan DR.ll.LlNG CONTROl..S. w/some back ome1!. At•----'------OFACAllB Pt'<lPll• needed Cur P••l1 SJX•uk 1'.:nglas h & oil{' of detail, 2 girl offi('c, Oc:l11lf11•r available. 4040 Campus Dr., least 2yrsexp.644-1752 ProdllctlonTro-. INREALESTATl? (ime temporary <>Herr I ll<' followin" lanaua.,cs: J>C!'f11· pt-time. Work t'ri Jnterlor delllgner. U · Ne)1ort Be a c h, CA. Rubber hose products, Ji'reetra.lnlnit Promo' Ion W k I " .. " , ..,. .. o .. .., perience nec~nry, full E 0 M""""IC"'SECRETARY Irvine a"'•a M1••t puss -"f • or ur Chinese, Japa n es e , &Sut . ._....._t. t smc selling ~u a l ily ·~~·~·~·~~~~~~~ fr:;t Jfice ror family rom~an~"' pbys~11l in lfyouquUJ y. Sheratun Nt•wportUcurh Korean, L"ot1an , · f 1 rt 1: c Ex Call CalC714t ffl·0660 liotel Openl111;M 11v111\ .. Ca.rtt.J'ort n... funuture or von eme I w·,.. ~YOU .. ~~ .. ,;!;., p pre· cllld ng ck xray. ~~~~~~~~ Crom $3.110 t.o S600 per Pers ian , Vle tn11me11e, Phooes & typlng. Must Interiors. Costa Mesa . Ja41C...-Dri•• llU"lll ferred.&...-.,.,.., forappt.S40-7639E.0 .E. i.:: .. our No P1t per1ent•1• Tagulog, Croatian. App-type 50 wpm 27 hours Cull &tty weekdays 546-4741 For Immediate opening3 OMUGHTEttS --------- neces11ary. llours ~II} l . I ly In person. t'ountaln per week. Taking •P· between 9-lOAM . 642·~ <AcrOlll From in our new Irvine offlef!: MO Prof service station m-r. Restaurant Now a ccept· . to 5 or S lo 9. Apply ' Valley Scbl Dist , #I plication 7 days week. --llllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllaliiiil Orlln~Co. Airport> Many unique benefil.11 842-4074 ~~n~.~~~~Y•! lngappU<:ntlOnlJfor • pt>rson Pluse d<> nu• 1.iRhthouse Ln. Fln Vly S57 ·0824 , 1525 M eu DeslgMr Ji'nual Port Employer Incentive commlulon Mort&aie banking reoept lbare ......... profit.I. Buy DAY HOS'QSS phonr Ask for Miss kor Newlandrralbert>. VerdeJ206,CosuMeu PCB ., schedule! ln1_tant pay for• growtng mortgage out pi';;; o ff e r e d . 20-2Sh11Jperweek .. Layton al front des k l~~l::~O~·~E.~~~~~~~ plan: 1Xlnt tra1nln«.Pf'O co. Lite t1t.'ic sltilla re· A.M. IOOICICllPH Mon Tues . Werlni; 1--------1 DESll'!..NER "'-nOf" -•m Call for c:onf1den· l d II D bb _m._3320 __ . -----W "" .. ... · · qu re · a e ie 20-2S Hours Per Week •only. llWNG Cl CLERKS Manufacturer of electro-Girl ror pubhc account· Ual interview Ask for between 10adl·l2pm.l•--------•I Apptvm.._...... "4545 MacArthur UlvcJ l~'-'11/S.Cy mechanical products re-Ing office. T yping • JaneJauer.SS2~7 ~. ~MB/ J.i>"'MACoSRestaurant N 8 "Ir ""'"'-I -•int qulre11 a nroven PCD lay· booklteepinc. Oran1e Co. [ ....... ,,.. ~-a•-._ OPIRATOI 101~"Adama Av• H B ~IJve AUTO PAI depL of nat1~~ub~s·~n· UTOTEM ool Pl"...o;; who want. un Aup;>rt area. 546-0975.0 l ','Ji'llu11>1rntt -~"'ec:d. Sp;;i,'b An you an IBM ayatero Be,,;;.ll incllldc Pd vac' • • • Body shop ht-Ip want lng In loc braocb for Bill· Openings opport&Wty tD make H · a.mote Real Ettate apeakina OK. -.2221 111/15 comJ)UWr opera\Or employee discount, & .. +<t. Sill commenKurot tnR Clerk/Secy to 1ns11nl rul,I Now0 Aval11abrkle Ct'Ucnt wage.. Plua, be Insurance office needs waolloa a c hance to beaJtb to.. E.O.E. 'ft'/exp.642,9'373 mf(r Job reqs It typ1n1t, °" or Pl me c e 8 lntJrnately Involved with au1 for permanent PT JAMn'Ott Need lm m edlate1Y· 1earn.Jroirarnmlng ft;;:~;;;~~~~~~ ,.•"-rl 1 on 2:nd & 3rd •hlft.1. No '-u from ron Pt•'rne. """'·-21. 1tud-t d~ndable painter & .......... ri t caoclldate will ---------1111 •·unll, pn-pa ng cust n · expor ncceSSAry·we new Pf'Or--. • poaltlon. Prefer 18·30. u ..,.._ ~.. •OllJ • vo1ce11 fo r I a bor & train. Stan $3 ""r hr. AJI, <.'<'J)Uon to field use. We 962-7'156 pref. Morn.lnp or early 1i uaembb wort.-en. learn our operaUOftll Ii Alll.MM\w4' materials, handlln 1t ..-want an lndlvlduaJ who ----·------allemooM,aevera1d1&ya Auto acceuory. CM. b ecome h o lf time : Mlefo4ANICS purchase orct.>ra & ven· st manaae~ to $3.GO hr. w11nt11 to arow with • OenOfClce wk. Scht'duki nex. More 641-1234 operator-·h•lr time • lutomotlvt & htt· bu11 dorchorgoa. Some lnvcn· Manaaers to SS 50 hr. Ad great u-am. Jo;qual Op MerchandlslnR c lerk work avail If wanted . .::.;;..:...;;;;;;:.,;.. ______ , programmer. Prior pro- · inaintenanc..-Orana<' tory coutrol. Muat be ~~!hot opq~~~lµt'o~ portunlly Employer. lypl11\. Typlng~~m. i 1 o Dullea conalat of llte Nuntn,g LVN or RN. fuJt ararnmJng e•Pf"rl •nc<' or Coast Ytillow Cab. 17 adapt w/ r1flure1 & or· lnfnrmitllon .,0 t"o our M/F.M7-«>S4 kty b.Y touch. uuncral o · =lortal work, eHy ~~le ... ~.!Jpolmf · .. ~:~U' cchK>&Uon deslrable, but ·tit. Hernutnn, Fow1t.4lrn gunlted. Xlnt. trlnl(c neamt muk~t or con · nee dutJea. Start at SS75 , p6euant surround· ~~rln .. ...,..•~di· ~o e not required. Pay will be Palley. <No of Slat er benefits. Send r.-&ume tact the .... nion~l office ""'at ... Rldo rm. Contact Beverly Fox . $4 hr. Male or fom .• -, .. .,~7'3Si.5 •-car commenaurat.e wlt.ta ex· HJJ~•iillt ~etween Newhopc 4t to: Barber·Colman Co, at ..-.,, " or Judy Power. 642·'7702. C a ll Mr . Ziemer at wut.-• perience. We are a well lrv1ne d"°ry ltipetid). P .O. BoK 7t!i0, Npt Bch. 1"42Lampeoo St "'"" U·Tot·Um dlvlllon ol· ~Sal\10 AM. NURSING eatabllabecl 4 ~rowln~ ., E l7Ua, O»eu Alna !.11-~~~~~~~~I Ca. 92610. Alt0n Don 0atdenOrovem-4140 =~ '!:°~0-,~g;.1..;;.;.nce~. ------JAMITOlt ....._..._ =~lnf~1• SWte231 142·1410 ·q White, Equal ppo..rt Equal()pporEmplo1er l1'811aJ>. c.w. drhera Uc Olrl rrlday. Bo•llnl in· Pa rt ume. 7am.uam. Ow.,.,. Ucm•benellu. pplyln..._,__.._.. ..... _.._....__... Allte~ Emp&oyer. req'd. No Ju'ior .. .,.r dustry exper helpful. Moo·Frl. To emp ty LYM•SwlN'S penoo or Mnd niaume ·~ Altncy ln Hunt· IOATIUl.DR Clerk Tyfl•l, Varied nee. Good drMot r.c • Ooodt . .YP(.naaldlla,out10-wastebaakeu • other Above avera1e waces le wttb.....,.lmt.ocy: Wb8\ yov call ClaMtn.ed ·:.00 Beach needa ex. lfe.d tamlulor/tooler, dutJea lnc ~lit. mwl. No Sunday won. Ina. o ·ooa telephone 11Glilar ll&L&naln\eat.Me beaJlb benunt•. Apply ,,. ......... Ille ~ plac .. n act, you're as· ~rf enced u sed cer must bf' aerlous, aeU-C.IJ P. Allon 551.mo nt Otan1e Cout Vallo• voice. Lite boollk.,mi. dutiel u ,..qldNd ln ol· NF: W PO RT C 0 NV 17042 ca.tl. ... a urf'd or • friendly cbaolc F'or a perma. starter a. wUlln• to take a. E.0 .E. Cab, 11300 Mt. H1.1r· 142>2932or17N119. flee IKtldJnl, Call for in. CENTER. 1.555 Superior ......_, C. 92714 welcome and help ln ::;: job, 5 day w1k. ch arie. P ·Squared nnann, F. Vly. Girt Frida)'. Ute tfolnK. ~appt, E.0 .f;. An, NpUkb. .,._J.M.Cottw *Ordint your ed ror bHI ~'"~~~i.. call r Boat.t.641·2173 The faateat clraw lo tbe O.nln1 Room C.pt•ln, ~. full tlme. latAtlrat.dDala .,, ....... "'" •J•i !!'!ponae. C•ll Now I .,.... .... , --.. 1'1.nd what you want t.n West .... a Dally Piiot prtva&eC10UOl17ch1b • .Fcw SalJa b)' Scbodl. 50128'11 m1Falr¥6ew IW,Cll Hive liOftMIWna to MU? .. ._ a -$171 0.11.y P'ilot C..'lusttt A4.. M2·W7'1. Interview c.all M4-5404. St NB. '7S.llD 5• ao Owilitd ade dO It well . • J • . . . . ... . . . . . . ..... f -• , -,,~-·-····-··. r . . • .. . ' . I Friday,~~. 1978 ft Htfp W•tH 7100 Help W..eH 1I00 .Antt .. 1 tOOI Thurtday, NovemMr 23. 1978 DAILY PILOT 0 .... w ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1r=========================1 •••••••~•••••?IOOH .. W..e.4 710 .... W..W 7100 T=tuu S.. Waltrfta tor wae r~·1-. PUBLIC""'"RNITUR"" ---..----·····-·, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ • ..:U•v-.. v "' RESTAUkANT Serv Sta attcnd.n,, fo' rr. SI fwe 5..,. wti ment complex. :•rt tune llll' Ch•vroo Stalloo, 3000 NOW LET US 0 t:T • fall Ume. ~pply at *""" JION* ABB YOU TIRED OF A D AD EHD JOB' OOY0Ut..JK£ OEAUHO Wlnf PleOPLE• WEA>t£WMA1' \OU'Rt; LOOKING t--Oll ll0 M£MAK l'~t\S Wlt:L('()M •:• $3 00$.1 ~/hour !fUartinM -.11Jary. Over 18 •PPIY an ver•un at .rny of lht> follO'*t~ l'~"T A M 1-:.-;A loc:ttt1~ JACXIN THE BOX •t ..... •Wlhoa .. , ... ,, ..... .,..,6-w&l .. .r Falrview,C M BACK TO REALITY. !..~111"lorid• St, H.B. T .... J:JOPM --THE llF.AL.ITY T HAT ..._._ Strv St• lll'p n~-ded Im· SAYS YOU CAN>..&ARN --------ID1•n Welcwl i.-...t-•+4 ... -I med. f\111 or pJt Apply $350 FOil. A 2:1 l(R WOltK WOii( AT HOME MOVING" 990 £ c.t WEEK Pbcmual4'l!, liaiht bulb VAN STO~OE LOTS llwy. N ..!!_. •~ly hours IJAM·llAM <All 530-5220 Lovely bdrm 1et 1 , Shampoo petr'lltlfl• Alli'. Nu .U.bU or Wfthndal. t.h ti., armoriee, IOIJt " Must have lie 01 tAJC: Npt Beb orrl<'o Mtrct • •tot loveaeata: Uvlng rm tbls, CaU ~0311 • Photoropy ~ll,P.Vlh!ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• maguine racks, smoke •COmml1110M p1ud wkly ......... t005 It.ands, IOla tbbl Is cbra, S b 1pp1011r..-rc1vtn" INllUonal watt& line 13 ••••••••••••••••••••••• refrigerator, s tove, ()raarulOO l)t'l'IOn Wllh 8 open pc»ll loni lO be fUli!d Wt..'lher, dqer. ___ , mo• upcrlemc.: with 1mnwd1alf'l,y, .anrorn1al ~ .. OM EST "'TE l"R•t U PS " l.'omrmn c•r draa rK II' typ1n1l e I Nl\111 (or r1 (•r 1 • ~Ol'rll l lfyou'relnlt'IJ llltinllldu Washer &t dryer, t1-clul1nl l"f'poTl Willlntc watthouat' .ll!rlron1c1 not fear fiulurt'. c·ull refrigerator apt size l11 lu1rn ll>'ord pn><...,.~ln« pan, f'll.JX'O('Ot' h lpful M 8 r k 1 t t er t l AM st.ove, PLUS LOTS OF Abovt1 compt>litivt• 11 avy Ufl1na 111vulved biS..99lO MISC. "'"'•"• for th~· ngllt _a::ss lne ~11~ ---------• ..._ .... OC TB.RaHO..il SCbedUle your Christmas fii"'"''s Airport area THdler'1 5-8" 1511"" "" ahoppln~ st.ops with the lmmf'dla'c nt'ed for SOLICITORS Dail)' Pilot CHRISTMAS UCIETAllT Al.t.J'\l~Dt to p~'1fonl of ID\ •lmf'nt b.tnlai . INlU"" ll>d1'0' ft'"Pofl"I bl• IXl'llM:I\ nPt·t ~oq. a tt.nu11 \ lol. . u I• ry It bt~flllo .' f'41 l'\"lll.UIW' lO t>() fiux 21 Nc-wt>ort itt'.acb. C. • . G7~ lt'vt-11 K 8 Appl> 111 E.xprneot·edOnly St-II GIFT TRAIN! For help Pt'l'llOn f'ountJ&ln Vallt-y dally Pilot 111,best eom· in placing your ad, call S<'hoot 0 111tr1rt. •I minion pa1d 1 Your anAd-Visorat642-5678 Ll~ l.Mnt', n~mct l>h<>oc at horoo Over 21 T.JlM!rt/ Newland l''lo l D cant. Call W-~'. --------~~ 1-; () "· -l_J_P M____ GIANT ANTIQUE Ta&'HOMI SALIS Tqw Tr-ock Ori vers ex Work p J l1mc rn our Pt!t''d. Top pay AppfY SALE telepbootiults roou1 und G&W Tow Int'. 7408 SUMDAY, HOV. 26 !1\111 h1tvr pleaaurt' tmw Ohms Way, C.M 642·1252 Featuring 30 or So . SICIETAllY for yuunl'lf AM & PM Califorrua's fines t de· Hr.:utd\ om~ of notional s h 1 ft • 11 v n 1 I a bl e TRUCIC DRIVltt alers DON'T MISS THIS BIG ONE! SAVE SAVE SAVE We Honor BofA . MC Cashier's Checi11 & Cash. No pe...,onal c~ka PLEASE! Food available. Items subject t.o presale. MASTlttS AUCTION 20751/J Newport ll•d com bas opt-nina tor Wagt'll+comrn Cull for The Jolly Roger 1s look-l OAM t.o•PM Gt>ttnonoor"oodadvau detail~ t. A T JMES angroratruckdnverfor l'~olllnl w~rturuU(~' M'<'V tn mar ·rypinl' & da.lly deliveries to their No Pa ricing CM tll-9625 646-1616 "'"'' SJI ~d Mu'!t be adept 540-0301 -resta urants l Vi Ton or Entry Fees "';'.WLI portunity l f II \ ALSO l'.mployerM/F "' •atun.•. ""'' a!>i. mgr Telephone recept.aonu.t & truck, good dn vang re --------•I an .. 11 aupt'd:. or branch general office Tern· cord mandatory Full OLD-TIME .AntiqueMusie Boxes!-u~tulluo Xl!'l fnoge porary but could lead to time permanent positron FAMJLY.sTYLE Slot Machines! Cloc:k.s l --------•I benrCit iocld g healt pe rmanent pos 1t1on withxlntrringel>enef1ts. DINNER HUGESELECTION K~"TAURANT hte & dental am. pd vac, Salary negotiable. Oanu 2601 Daimler lPMtolOPM Amtrie9 • BARTl-;NOERS/ ~u! i:u::~~r~:O Pt. area. 493-2744 day or Santa.Ana $4.95 W111.aHHll ~~~~~~~ Co. r 0 . Box 7150. Npt rugbt S4&-0348 SADOLEBACI INN GGleriH WAJTRESSES Heh, Ca 92660 Attn Bob WantAds Call642-5678 WantAdResult.s 642-5678 SantaAnaFwyatlslSl . OpenWed.thruSal. PUBLIC NOTICE Antique f'urniture EAMOUS SPECIAL 3 Day Sale IUIOPIAM Antique Furniture CONDUCTS EXJDBIT & SALE Fri · Sat · Sun November 24:25.&-26 Hundreds oC exquisite European Antiaues *••Bedroom Sets -Dining Room se s - Living Room Sets Many one-of -kind occasional pieces SALE AT WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE ' 140 I ~illage Way •. Santa Ana ~ - 541-6325 . : ICMte block Wnt H.wport Frwway -0.. llodc S.... McFoddMll - Courtesy * & Di scounts to Dealers , Designers, Decorators ANTIQUES OF THE WORLD 19 5 7 Newport ll•d. Costa Mesa -631-9633 Banka mericard Master charge 533 W. lttll St. Costa MftCI 548-0191 Hill Equal Oppor•------------------• Santa Ana 1802Kettering,Jrv. COOKS/CASKIERS F.mployer A..tos. H•w tlOO Alltoa. H•w 9800 --------C714l 754-1777 ·=========================-OlSHW ASlllrnt ----••••••••••• • •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------1--------• HOSTESS SECRETARY Needed for work on an for pvt investor Duties on-call basis. Register req d. typing, S H ,·~·-••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• now! Group ins avail. telephones, f1hng, btkpg you choose your days & exper 9am·Spm, 1800 to boun. Referenees, car & $1000/mo. Non·smoker. telepbooe are req. In-Job loc, 4630Campus Dr, terv1ews every Monday Npl R<-h. For 12/4 1n· 9am.Spm terv1ew11, call Claire o WE!:i,-CLIFF Cheryll al (213)4.54--0621. H0tip1tabty Resources •• e. e e e. ltil7 Weslchff, Ste 209 tie<:relary Neport Beach ScHs Secretary ~~63~· ~l-06~l~Oo•r~7~S2~··91~1~8 ~ A progressive growing . --Electronic Company's RH'S&LVM'S RN's & 1..VN's, openings on AM & PM shifts, full ume or part lime. Good !>larllng salary , x lnt bcneC1ts. Apply at Flagship Conv. Ceter , 466 F1agsh1p Rd. NB. ~ Sad Ion hand workers for HOOD S Ai LS. ca 11 S48-~'7. ------Sa1lmaker needed. Sails oy ScbO<'k. 501 29th St Ntwport iieach Sales Oislri<.1 Office is looking for a SALES onented. TAKE C HAR GE Secretary to join OUR TEAM EXCEPT J ONA L BENEFITS Profit Shanog Pens ion Plan Co11t or L1vmj( Medical Plan Dental Plan Life Insurance Sack Leave Paid Hobdayi. Attract• ve Offi<'e Environment Send self-descnpuve Jet-Eam \o $125 per week t.er with Work and Salary take boale 1n ~reat part .tustory ume job. Boys & girls. 16 .. Athldics years old Cf over. wanted ELECTRO to sell ttcke..s to spartan)! e vents. G11arantecd SCIENTIFIC hourly wai:•. No ex· penencc ne<'C\Sury. We INDUSTRIES t r a I n & f \ r n is h 4000 Birch St. iHUS transportat10, from Ne~rt Beach Ca. 92660 J ob:. · H o 11 r s : Equal Opportunity .i J0.8:30pm. Mor. thru E.,er .F fo'r1 & 10 2pm on !lqtur-I • AAAf dMY lf you h.avc~cai-&~ -~-=- years of college, cr>w manager trainee opei. 1ngs ure a\a1lable $25' +. For immediate place mc nt ('a ll S am in Anaheim a t 991 ·4552. George in Garden Grove al 891·2606 between 12 ::.>-S.JOpm. ----- Sc*s CASH CARD High earnings. Call Mr. Crumpton 955/Cash Sales ELLEN CARTERS L.adles haberdasher 1:n Fashion Island Mall N 8. Now mterviewin exp. saJesperso_n ___ , Sales Fabric experience necessary 646-4040 ----Sales LOVE PEOPLE? !lave some sales o medical background" Oemon!>lrate face body masi.aJ?er in pre i.tage dept. stores. Com m1ss1on pote ntial $2000 + by Chris tmas Start immed1alely. Cal Dawn. 213/381-3906. -----1 SALES PERSON Wood sign design com- . pa n y n eeds sa l es representative with ex· pcrience. 646-0733 ---SALESPEOPLE Full lime. Part Time Chnstmas Help R.M.Abrams 1819Newport Blvd, CM. SECRETARY to $950 7antast1c position for P"rson with superior sklls ror expanding Co. ne11r OC iurport. Xerox 800ocperience. __2!2377 Rosemary Cleric a. Cocatal Pet"SOMel .. ~y Has lots a Jobs available with mall( tine super l"Omparues ~ they're au FREE' 540-,_,55 Coastal P•.onMI Agettc) 2790 Hcwbot\CM ALL JOBS FRCE *Secretaries~ Happy Thallbgi•m. Employers Pay All Feill Liz Reinders Agency 4020 Bireh, Ste 104 Newport Beach. 833-81.90 Call For Appl/Est.ab '64 *Secretaries* RE/Sales Secy Employers Pay All Fees Us Reinders Agency 4020 Barch St, Ste 104 Newport Beach. 833-8190 Call For ApptJEstab '64 SALES-Pas avail for re SEC'Y /RECEPT tired pers Ptr, flexibl 40 hrs week. Minim.um hrs. Ca II for detaihs . lypmg, pleasant surrotJ,n· 64!>-4720 bef6pm.w d in gs . 8 :3~·5 :30 . Wholesale antique co. SaJespenon. aggressive. Contact Mr. Ebert. positive attitude . Full o gene ral ma oa ge r , p/L Exper. or wlU tram. 7SH454forlnterview. Appl)t in person. Stan- dard Shoe Store CM Service Station Allen· 3071S. Brist.ol. ' ' dant, exper 'd. Day &t -------~ Eves. Full & p /Ume. Ap- Sales ply, Shell Station, 17th & TOIACCOHIST lite Irvine, NB. Ptr Sales Clerk. Apply --.-------s tore •34. Fashion Service Station Atten· lsland. Npt Bch ea dant, Union Service Sta· ----''---·-·-· -~ lion, 3928 E . Coast Hwy. Sa.Jes-TEXAS OLL COM· CdM. PANY needs depeodab1-i--------- person who can wort e rvlee station atten· without supenisioo in dant.a, full Lime, part Costa Mesa. Contact lime, eves " weekeods. cuJtomen . Ag~ unlm-N«!al bandwriU01 & •P· portut, but maturity ls. pear~ a muatl A.PPIJ We \raln. Wrile T.T. 2S80Newport81vd,C.ll. D I c k ' p r e 5 · • SERVICE TECHNICIAN S o o t b w e s t e r n Maintenance o( electro-~~:~m, Ft. Worth, roechJnlcal rlllnc and . micro mm equipment . Sandwich Maker, Pt-OC location. Salary. ex- t.one, Moo·Fri. Call aft 2· l*'Mf, pd beaJtb plan. S4S-4117 ' call for U.terview, Dan --------1 Mitcbe115'U708. --I . . Take the SOUTHERN SAVINGS RO--- YOU ARE FREEWAY.CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 8 FIAT Mission MERCEDES BENZ rr:jO 1s SOUTHBMotlAMGICOUM"'S (6) par HOW .... AUTHOllDD DIAUll SALES • SERVICE 28701 M.irguerite PARTS• LEASING Parkway. MtSSK>nVtep SHOP & COMPARE OUR LOW LEASE RATES 714/ 831-1740 714/495-1700 LAGUNA BEACH 0 e e BARWICK DATSUN -.. .!., MISSION VIEOO IMPORTS MARQUIS MOTORS 0 PHILLIPS BUICK-PONTIAC-OPEL·MAZOA 0 SADDLEBACK VAUEY IMPORTS SHOP& COMPARE IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Find what you want ... Buy it for less DRIVE CAPISTRANO BEACH LITTLE • • 0 LAST CHANCE FOR A ._1978 530i BUY OR ~· LEASE NOW! 1978 BMW 530i WEOffet YOU SOMETHING MO LEASE COMPAMY OR IAMIC CAM - A_SERVICE OEPA.RTMENT AND.BODY SHOP 11401 MAtGUfllT( ,.WV Ml\\ION VII JO ...... ..fri.' .... w. •·6: a.. s... • sales Buick-Pontiac-Opel-Mazda, Inc. 1978 MAZDAGLC CLOSEOUT SALE!! 1979 PONTIAC TRANS AM COME IN AND DRIVE ONE! 24111 Aldo Pby .. &..,.... .... 137-2400 • SAVE A LOT! . . . _. --·--· -~.-··-... . -·-.. ,. ,,... • I • .... ... I OAIL. Y PILOT fw•a• 1010 ...... S... IOll Mhc•••-IOIO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Da DAILY PILOT • st t 1 IOOI Dott 1040 ,,... .. Y• I04I l.lvlnc rm. dlnln1 rm, O pa d.lnett• act 7 £alnled Oold velour IOfa • lovo Mltc1M•H• IOIO 1iii1tc•••-IOIO ~•••a -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm lll hi>ld lt•m• lnt.enf>r doora, L f'el .. seat, cbalra, 2 ec>UebCll, ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,.;;.. ... , euut O ak droaurYorbture T rner pu1>9. TolOCJdboO'IC' Auttrallao ~~:~~"11 by Sill ~o~~nd;i:!'.'~~':1'::!· ~b:n~•':;Plo'r~rnm·:~l, LUC'M6A•ITAGI ff•mlly m•mber11h1 p ..................... .. w1num>r, 1taloed 11• dwnp blood Im•, tlny. ah•pberd. M, V mo S$2 ll!Z9 •., C n t • • p{ from-your tn.u.a 1111t !"-siort ~•<"h Ttnn1a Office .... Mn II b.an&mlllamp. ~ 1hot1. &lb •lud aerv Shoe.a Ml440 Ga.,. S. 1055 - 1060 ~lAIM!:: mont .. Send one tltd ,,,, o •ti ·:luf) ''" ui. 1925 firm. Perfect r1r CPA al· --5»*9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 4-lllJ pl11o1 (lfMf •&1••• W• fAllM4-.i1t tome , l•u.rance.' et.c . ..... c.. IOI 0 , H Lo" 1 b1. 1 "'" u ~ d utete • alo 2,th. 211lh ....................... KJn• bo• 1prtn1 6 mel· return 1>•tm• 11•11fll 1 < Fu•ns-rorzuecol· •••••••••••••••••••:•••Siberian iulLy P~P · bh••p/Sh"P ml,ll ivl · 1-:\lcirythln1 prl<'1.'d lo• •II l"or Sal l ~ yr Mu1l.4nl( trl'$ll $00 Comer Aroup IM!•led •llratilv• ,.,, .. ,.,... ~•m ,leaner 6 fie•, secretar)', recep- t'REIGllT OA MAG l-.l> ~f·~~r~;n:;: t1payro • ll<'d t' 11 n1 dll'•P Mltc,1mall.Curn. hlly, $2,0. tra1nud tllO. 2 drcut1r11_S10.$30, 1trep, fflllf'tlna! •lfh1J• ::~'(/,_,, ;t)l)/~tofr lion area, conference HOl'fOINT MU. S..M Ida '1.iM . hornr ~ 11S74 1Titq1 tO 11th St. 8•1 1:11 ouo O.h~hr $20 At: $.:i(), CB I D. Hqulr•rr 11i. 1;,. nn. Tue over lae or aell W Wltl'Mr nt tl11 rll11r, f'\lh ,...... 1050 PN\fi • r11.d10 f15 100 1tuda tl 50 vent io.1 • lhf<ttl 1'1n • Y111c •·' tt•tt.-i, bt1• apr outr1gbt. Al10 havo • nl• .\n• •m !!W.!I 1')\1&Ulb Dull U.•ll A Kt: •••'••••••••••••••••••• ... ....., 1070 H Lota of n'l l11c 646 7014 perftOnaUud l•ic u11 11-.,,,,. 1 .. wt1,..,.,,1, 2 dr .. 11al Ca.non phun pa.per copy . , .. fc•rnalf', 13 mu how Vt'llow amlht Mna>lc 11 P<' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oar•f(e. aal~ on Sat. 640 wallpap.-r. horlf .,, ,,.1,. (f .. 1.th ~tl!Onabl . mac-b. Mr. John1on ' l. t'. /\ H i\ N \ t. quality~'""~' •1 *•I BUY•* hdrm \t•t W/<'11tm modf' •••••••••••• coveSl c M "Dey Olo" P•J>t<r • .,,,. ._.,..,,. 1144.llJBS tt ,\fl ll A IN~ t • t d ' 111.u. ... top t\tll "' hdbrd, ' · will back ., tnm "'''" --------- Rd.,te1o. w h~ 4r dr~er .. lrlah S•Ut•r puµ1 . u C".tJOd WMtt.I Jfuhutur11 & ctn.....,•. t111tror, rile t .'!< PlllVATE EST An IJ' aalllng Sabot Sl75 22" t.af(s . Or try tw11 "'"' 14 '"""~' m.uonQry COP& Ht'' Awl ll w • at.Qt~ wormrd l\pplumr <'t olt 1 will ;.: 111t1• t1rnda 11)0 2 Crafltirnan rldl"JC mower bock to beck .. ~ Isl.,,,_ "'"Id 17!'JO Canon Model 5,000. Very AM ,.,.,._,,will hold ul .,1.uurM•;u .tur y1111 nwkhln1t..Y•'ll11w tblll $20 LIQUIDATION ( n d • VI r k > S l 0 0 . PRICF~\ • •• i1t11 '1nlt11f1 rwrm~11 rf'llable plain paper tit.r~rn~~-d ('hlUlmH C.11 S82!t MASTUSAUCTIOH •'i lvnrv 111nyl C'halr & DIAMOND Codeaphoou antw,er de· S2caoT3/~ wtlN' llf111ic 4.cA 111u. U« ropier. nearly new cood. "" ~l" , .... ,.616 ,1'!1.,..9615 ut1 um11n S:?t> l>r.initl' vice SIOO. Kcnmoro 4/5t.apS1.00ea. ""'"'"' Mt.'IMI T<tkeovcr1Beof'234mo • ...,1 . • LteaUUfuJ wbJtttS..moytn .. _ ~~ "''''•'I 1ulil1•1 SIO SOLIT•IRIS wa11herS50 Frl~ldalre l3 ff /9lpgatl.50ea Mr.Johrulon644-8385 .. ~nnalll' i•lt'<iril' ·''""flt male. JS rrva. V('f'l' gen 11.'V 111•11 ~ l'U ft ref rig $7S. Other lOor more fl,40 "" vr1mw tJI'" tw.nut II" """ I I "'"..,5' tic• & f'JL«'t'llt'nt with ~ --misc 14 Im a Loa 5ald1Tax lnclud.-il lh1ll1rn.•pprmt~aq.ft •••t'\' h·111 nKll 1t100 •• l'l\jktrni SJOO ~ !IQ."l3 f rnlhtutt•,& it1·1·71111mf'1 <•ll• •1111' 11ult· 11f ttbandont-•J Appraised $21 .SOO Newport Cre11t aftc; NO CARO" i paU,,.rn11 Very reaa ,... 1017 ~~ l'OUC' • t· u111 , lit u1111 tOI) urlirll'I> ~(· tl al I 11m •Sell fl6,000 12PM ~I r.wll, 1144-41..i37 ____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shih Tiu Bl'Otld Ditch 11 l'ofrrt•., c·ml tJhlt•. tlltltnll Jo.I l'uc.•rlo Mc1tu Apl:.. Appratsed $16,1195 ..:.:..;_,,________ Draw your uwn or 11t•ntl l A.-; 111' j\ ll) W u1hrllh vr• ltt<ftllll, W11rl11ni.: or 1101 ~7 11133 l'\el•111uto1 r 111\t r r1•1· refriit lnfl (nr, Ii.air l'ood ~ tmrns mos old. l.11 r.01 hn1· 1 m '>t•t "'"" h 'h••"' 1•1!;!1 M1&plc Ave l'u:.tu •Sell $5.000 Chris tmas Decoratlon11 name. addrelll, pbon~ & f' Y. N H A L I, S WAMTID: y_, Lin• an~lr)'. ~ KmR sw-.1 1,.-.1 rtn·"'"''"'• Mt'tlll M1mal(cr Jpt :, Ollwr 11em!I on dlstrcs11, L1ghlll 4000' on "18 wire. we'll madd ke ont• ord Pt'r f1'00SRAJ.I." L.arge Bird C.ge !1&1"73.W1'9Ul73 bciclb, m1rm111. Any or r crt1f1ed 714/546-0713. Garlands, halo's etc. Lag.A 25teacb. Guatlrd1•ISJ2.5up 631·;t474 rer wtll bf• t'OObldt•n-d ,AHTYHOSE Appt onJy Make offer for purt °" SeDdc~korrmMyot FarrulyArrade840-234l PARROTS . African ~11.'\M U QUIDATIOH •H••••••••• all.64.5-1786 der;!<!0 .. -• ..-.~ Concord aoo sobd atete Greys. Yellow heads. Al WN11l•-~le 1•nccs •. .-.. ,, .-aanii..-t.a --·· ... Cl"'"'"t....... .._..l p"'c .... AnU(\U<' Chtk d1n1n.e tbl, 2 ···li. a"l·n; L,-.·· n r. 60 Emerald nng w /6 P.O. Box LS60 pe r~ w1 .... ac•v --~ ...,. "' ._ 1 d 1 i. , r i. • • .., "'"" d d f _,,_ •·y-5 • • II!: ceason es. never uaed. Try ua. PP. ~l "" 1 t !l• "' IOamto:!µrn 1a.mon s. p~r eel ~-"• -Costa Mesa.Ca 92626 C 00 00 1 f Jtt-.. wn.iblt Mt OOJ , .. th (.;hnsunaa 1<1rt Cor your •""'-OGll low dint•-----~---0•t s3 ,,. I or ~&n.--1090 ]~> .. l"u"'M~J· Wtfc Only $1450. 7c~ """2. _...,... COPY MACHJNE SlOO 00 Call 838-6255 ._.,,_... ('~"\II PAii> ~ ... ~ ,,.....,_ $195~ YftY otwClh &ft-· HJ pd I d -••••••••••••••••••••••• oocaoee•c1 tMS'ftUC T10H •Semi pnv•tt' l'la,•c• • In yuur hornt pro r a to • Problem beha' 1or c;on !Ill Call~ t-'or ~d U..'•'1:1 turn. ont.1 l•ntodt 1075 L..--a.-.....__. $72, ~ opters 5 • at.e mo .. Mitcel•aw tO Upright Players Ir 5000 t'rlilda.m· ltt'fn.icut.of •. I TV' nor.7 lJJ Allll~U(' 11.ik thl $28S 1900 --·--• copte,s anything, like DU W..-ct tOlt roll• 1~ s t.ocJc. Carl)' (fold fo'111i.tl1·"" t.x <llW'm c r """ 11 -WJ ~d1 M a<'h . Sl~O ••••••••••••••••••••••• drcrwer oak dmaer w /aupplaes $200-$800. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Player Pianos. 801 w. t't'llent ('tinll1t100 '1$0 P'ET¥f0.LD M11tc furn1lun·. t•on~olt-l''Umiturc: l'lothes. toys. Ho r se Tr a ii er '7 6 $160, 371" wicker 968-2163. Wanted small desk ror of· 8akerSt.CM .54CMS908 @73711b Uo s lon1>. ('h1b1hui111 tcrt'o w lit 11pc11keo 111nh. furnut:c, ud~ 'n J,ohnston .elH brkl>. etogtte$125, , __ C_H_E_M_l_N_D_E_'_F_E-.R--ri ce Co,_,_a, C4>cil&.-~. Vorku"•, ~tub ~t.·\<~rotl 1.-mp!t mtliC t.'fldl. 221 Abalone Ave Girls Dlglish Jacket SL (S) 30"x42" desks $49.95 JEANS 646-5820 .. O'!I T £ u . P u mi. • M 1 n 1tcmi. tH>H 71711 before Lil Balls. Sal 12 536-9640 ----------• ~... 1 • Scbnaiu1·~ Pup!\ & ~tud b n ea. 4 oak swlvei cbrs. a s~ouote~. Adult & Silver coins wanted Will w ........ ra-szso 675-8258,646-4848 ....................... St'r\llt t' 7141531 5(rl7 I" Book l>. tec h n 'ca I . Miscelw 1080 $49£ •• 9517thea.Su&1ltoe~lmo01Are.(234orr children sizes. •-Pdleated pay 3753 or race ~alue. KAWAI Console piano. 10'" <'11ve Kt•lle<'ttolC Solid mahol(any coffee ~enen1I Other mte.resl· •••••••••••••••••••··~· trousen.cords ... emm. Alloallverba.n 646-1519 Beaut. hi·alosa e bony Tf' IGacopc • b c loc It lbls UnfUUJtht"d. :Q"xti3" tog Uunl(s Sal /Sun Newport Beach Tennis Wes l mins ter> C . M . Stra.Jght leg & flares. art 5 · f1rush. Played very tittle. drive. truo1tport11bll'fnetoY• 1045 S47 ea Ml 4346 ~145Pureta0<'Luz C lub Membership 64.5-0380 Call any day 633-73l9/ Sel1Anewfor$2300.Must m'del ~lhnit ut SOOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . MV t1:io 4647 $2,000/bst ofr. 544-11723, 997·1.986 COIMS & STAMPS :.ell. S40-026S new wiu. SlOOO 494 41J92 GLASS TOP dmmg tbl. 544--0935 M '"'·-H 0 'I' Set WANTED -------f)lglu.h Spnnger Spanu•I w/6 h111h buck t•huirs. Guraue L"IC f'r1 ·S"l·Sun. . · arum · ~am · CPl Mills sells dll'ect. on F11r Sal • Ha mmond Pa· nor Ph<>Co enJarl(ef'll. Bei.sler needs room to run MWlt ~ to upprcciate, 1 0 u"u !>., ... 0 f b 0M0 k l> , Bell & Howell motion ~let Pu.rchased in Germany. fu!l rolls only . lowest By private collector & in· Organe w /auto cord,,..& & l'\IJI. Xlnl cond ~to ~/wht fem. l yr old. bke new. 42 .. d 4 .. Atlkmg ma ga 1.incs & paper camera & _ l6mm proJeC· Never u.-sed. 645·3746 pnces anywbere549-8181 . vest.or. Need proof set:.· aut.o rhythm. Good cond. $150 muu:. l'qu1pment Spayed, all shots .. Comp. $725 54s-62llor640-932'7 bach taken out o r tor . ,Anti,que Muhog Antique Player Plano Mailing boxes Heavy du· silver$· ROid . Now b,uY· Needs S<'rviclog. New G7:Mn60 h?usebrol<cn &~fnendly. slorugc Many t•ollec~ armol~e. 7 w/o~al mir· $850. Qu<!\:n mattress & ly cardboani: Ideal for mg sliver S . $5 eurh. n S $1300. asking $700/bst I' r"e to goou home French Prov1n1'1al din in I( tor's t(ems Mu~t sell No ror. Console Magnavox box Orlhoi>t."(Jic never •·-Ch . l k 1.1164 & before · Sl.95 each. ofr 673-9025eves. Cota 10l5 497.290.1 . rm i.et . clc~ant h11¢h i.lylc rr . c . ed color TV 22" Portable · • mtU»Jag ns mas P gs. Quarters · l964 & beCore · -------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• by Kindle. 6 chrs. oval reasonable 0 er re us · bar w /2slools & m lsc used. $185. 768-8494 Complete mailing kits or 97< each. Dimes 1964 & Skiilll) 1091 P(!"'Uil\ K1llem .. C.:fo'A re Four female black and tbl. 3 lei1ve:. & buffol !1431 /\111 C1rcll'. II B ilems 642·1800 M's n. furn i' tu re •. individual boxes avail an before . 40t each Oont ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... hi'" 9 k Id kl ( N l' a r Bus hard & · -' "' 8 su:.es, from 4" lo 18" I u i.:1stcr e d . l op :.l\ow w """ wee o 1 tens Mubt~ellth1s wk,new s<'l JI Ito ) o-erbox$lOO.new 7'sur househo1't1tems.Be,drm. ~-al 8o sell unlJ you ca me. Parents Beauuful lonu arc looking for a home ('l'mJno I I"' y 1 .. Wa1.t"r~. .11mi n °"' b 837 5105 cubes. Tov1v..r c l X· OaAe (714)~7 3534 " P I 9 f ~ ,.. " .. ... " ---, .. _ard •· full wets uit swte. couc etc. · 1~1 ""'2 '>AAl 9 ht11r 638-~ lc&M? cul 631 314 8 lcr N B hi5-IGl7 Premier 25 YT act·umula· 1.llU "' ers; , . .,., . ..,..... : am· --6 PM. l•Ofl AnUquei., rurnilurc. $150. Beach crwser bike Mi croscope, Bausch & 6 pm We de I 1 "er Muskal Persian k1llenb, champ - . - - ---King :.11.e wah'r bed t·nb. rrccwr, bike Sat, $50 675-5463 Lomb. pro f model anywhere. bah-llh sired. CFA regtstered. Darling 7 wk old puppy, Wat.crcloud l>y:.tem9 s. p c /I ht condense ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1013 5'"~-nooup. S46-9965 mix C«kapoo & Terner. 644 a~rua. Sun IO 4. 630-lumer, · 140 Gal. Aquanum. comp w 1 g r Twin mattress set, never _ °'"" _ __ bUtrnale 7~. ..,...,.. M 641.i:.166 <..oqwpped w/stand. 1400 $225/best offer. 552-7830 used. 'IJ)yr wrnty $150 Ariel acousl. guitar . t----------1 Callaft.S.7S2"676Q _aftSor~k.nds. Washer SBS. Dryer $75. ros~. xlnt t.one 'Ex· Twin & double mattresses Estate sale Complete Have somethlng to sell" SELL idle items w1lh · & spnngs $10.$20. Ooublr household many choice Clrusslfted ads do it well _!>&Jly Piiot Clas.'>1fiPd Ad bed $25. 759-0986 ttl.'ms. 2200 t'll'SUl tThe .... ...__, """•w 9100 Alltos, New 980 Wos H•w -9800' llluHs>. N B 11 lo 5 Sat & -•va n.. • Sun Ml 50!)8or644-4637 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 1978 $ CIVIC THE CAR EVERYONE IS -TALKING ABOUT - HONDA 4 ALL NEW FOR 1979 SALi NIC! GOOD neu 1 1·2~7·-SUIJICT TO mo• SALi SAYE •OW O• 1978 DEMONSTRATORS AMD EXEC. CARS ALL WITH LOW MILEA&E AND REMAINING FACTORY WAllAN'l'Y HATGllACKS - ACCORDS WAIOllS • - Lra"'1Dlol. bard ca~ MUSTSEL.LMIRRORS Brunswick reg. <Poolhall > _7_68-8494_____ S2SO 494 1942 9 pieces 10 x6'X3.•" lh1ck pooltable + access. & Encyclopedia Britannica :•------ New . n c v c r u i. v d lites $675 Craftsmen 10" new, Sac. World Books Gualar Ep1phone Acow.lJc Rl"Y 'E~1 s•:u . 'EM TH \OF: 'F:~1 ltt-:~T 'EM 548,ocns radial arm !>Uw $220 $8S. Cbild .. ~-cy. $35. X I n l <' o n · 4.IJ6.7920aft..er6 30PM ""' d +case.Sacnfice! $250 . . _73_1-4560_______ Call G4..Q349 To place your ad in th•'> column call Car Phone Motorola $'975. 5411-8711 Ml'Sa Verde Tennis Club Membership for sale Must sell. moving. Reas. G .F. was her. <needs ••••••••-Offiurwwhrelr belt) $75 . .Hide -a -bed, Power Mower(fractor, Eqlit-Bt 1015 needs reupholstenng $10 10 HP w/grader blade. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Misc ceramic items . Never used. Value $1600. Fo11 electr1c caith n· 846-&57'J e11es/wknds Sac $1095. 675-6666. 1(&.'>ter Reblt, hkc new, 642-5678 DAILY PILOT $2$>.64U537 ----963·~ 1~~---~~1·-'!!11~~~~ Autot, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos. Hew 9100 Autot. Hew 9100 .AMos, Hew tlOO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SALE • SALE • SALE IF Y• DOl'T BUY YOUR NEW DATSUN FROI '111•/ltftlllJJJl!j •!j .-:r•J: I YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CllECI YOUR CLOSEST DfJLEI USTD IEIE. IET TllBI PllCE I WllTlll. THEii COIE SEE THE VOLUIE DlallT DATii DfJI R DOWlllf DATSUN. INC. WMTlllt 11110- ULAllllC OAISUll AIM "-' r9lllo. ~ '2995 UmtJrSIT'f OATSl/lf 'JllltM NITAWM · .... .._.,..., GIROOI 'IOY( OATWlt f2l5 MllAU omuM '1111"9 IJIUOIO ~ ~.lltco!ICI ci~ HAnot DATSUN. lllC. '2595 DOI DAISUN. lllC. ,.. ·;r --m ) . . .._ -. ~ .... /7 DATSUM ~ ....... •llCICI AM-FM- ,-.C020681) '3195 '71lll ...... •....,. .,._,AMIN ·~ '2515 •' .. . ..... '11Mlm 7102 1119 . ., -.,..., .=:o '2515 71M'fm •UCP. ,....,.._. OOllCI.. AM/FM -... (146TY1) '4415 -. _.,_ fOOIHlll O&ISUN. INC MOON OAISOll l~IYAlllT OAISUll, lllC !ONC SUCK OUSUll [IQ Wiil OWll l l IAOTOIS IMPlRIAl OUSUl lwt UNIV! ISJI. Clll OllSUll. INC HEWPORI OllSUN QIJWIY O&ISUM IMfORT~ • PASl0£11A DA\'SUll SDUIH HT DAISUl. IC. WTA UIA 8ATSllll. IC. MIUEI llUOllS. lllC TOttAlft( DATSllll ---...... J J - Frldlf.Nowmbef2'.1978 OM.YAlOT -.._fwS. s..fl.bce, 4 ..... DriY.. 9510 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ tS40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ThU!!C!!y. No¥etnber 23. 1978 OAILYPLOT ~ 8ffJIMh.W to6o ..... ~S•I ~!Ui ....................... .... •Hoy-9570Y-9171 ;;;;;i._••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt..t/S...Ufl tl60 t t lZO DVNF.BUGGY. rail type, '11 jeep Commando. auto ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ... ••••••••••••••••• ·-·-•••-•••••••••• JC2 255 180'• a . Skia with ••••••••••••••,••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ul35 tQI(. fl.ill r•re, pod· trans, V.f. S2t00/beat ol· • 7 f Ch e vy ~ l o n . 76 CHIVltOLIT '72 Ford Van .. \on, S pademan blnd1n11 ,......44' St7K Rent t.w:ur>; 78 MoCor '2'7 T lo'ord. towintc •how die t1rw. cu.tom trlr. ft-r.548-lcra8 Loaded+utraa. Xlnl 51.,.YAM lo.lded.oriaownr. aood cond. 11~. Cali J-at-CF27 Home. 22 • alp• 8 <'Ond Xtrat ~ llnn xtra wtwll. Must sff! '78 J CJS bUt rond.S'l500.95'f..a110 ....-· *..zlD Brad m..-:s CaloCal41JJn• ~/Wk+• mll ~ $36 ~ rvf'!l 86J~ AM~. tisaoo: 72 Chevy ... ton pkup. ~ ::::,mt!;!~ 'p! ~ /J:. NEW DOD el S.. ...... YecMs "'n rare Arrow 21' dual '411YORDWOOUY 4wt.e.tDrh" 9550 6'>47.SaJUPll. V8,3spdstandard.77,000 in1. bl-back seats, AM ttt•> 846-27.)4 roof 11r loaded with foully rt'lll-Of'tod • $13.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• TrlCb 9560 mi. SU.12U special palat. cruise COO· COMVaSIOM (213) ...... cu.... xtru ~~eve ...... ·6l8l 1,7, Jaaa , ,....._.., 1 ._ trol, ............... root, aux . .-. ,,._ ur.• _. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S3 "''"'•;, \la Ton p c .. up. ,,.. .. -.. •-.&ftf4X4 '77 CHl!:V Pickup . \.'JT Needs tram. ~g. body, gu tao ks, Taco m u Trit'k paint, ma as. ~ CHOO CHOO CHOOSE )'OUI' alfta I rom the Dal_ ly PUot b l1USTMAS c arr TRAIN' Every woo.o~ ... day hrlliru'WlC N uv ~lh &hru ~c. lOtb l''•ll "2-s.178 O'Ne1ll 1Wmal likln .. l•r¥e. CiC> 962~ Ston.1 .. ._._,, •• 1095 •••••••••••••••••••••••• C.llt14HJbhn 3 Sweda Clish RetilMt>rs. used 2 mo still uodec wmty Take over li.e Mr Johnsoo 6'4-838S RENT A TV LOW AS J:!'. k\•tt·h, nt't'd' work ~ tu offer ~ :1li13 ~ 114~ '77 BICSON 27' Ds l . T e ak . Wh eel Loaded Spsnn Jk ~r . F.vf'rythlng. Afl 5pm. 675 TIOON.B $10. MO. 75 l'.atahna 22 w gatlt•.>. Freedebvery1n area trlr, extrai. P P 1714) 549-7024 ~t.2l3tS88-6Sl4 loots. su.-1 CB Eqwpment, new & Docb used. Pvt pty. Call aft. 5, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752.-6760 SUPS A.VA.ILA.ILE Nice 19·· color port11ble YACNewport646-0551 TV. 2 yr warranty. SI 18 ------646-1786. 30' Avalon moorinA In front or Sean's & ~Wllll area. S26.000 673·5099 C.olor 2S" Ma11navox tv.S180 979.2756 ----Slip space-moonng want· ed for 28' Owens. Trude Speakers: Rectibnear 7 use & willing to p11y FANTASTIC! $650/pair 5S7-4528orSSS·l833 673-6160 Concord JOO solid stale tape recorder with ac· cessories. never used. Cost $300.00 sell for $100.00 Call 836-6255 MOCM. with boat Needed"1y Newport Beach Doctor . Plea~e call after s pm. 644 -7994 T1 mnportation loiclts .. ......... • •••••••••••••••••••••• E.,-,_..t CG~. 5*/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reftt 9120 G••ral 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Older camper 4-sllle, w/o truck. $150. Slov1.1 & ref rig. 64G-Z700 ----------1 '76 J ayKing camper trailer. full.> eqw p~d . good tires. sips G. Sl80<J 7~HP Wards outboard Mo~~/ mot.or, Like new. $175. 9150 96f2..7275 eves. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• loah. POWft' 9040 'TT Suzuki GS 15" K erker ••••••••••••••••••••••• exh. $1700/Btst Cherry! SEA RAY'S 17' to 30' HAltRISOM"S SEA IAY IOATS 3101CoastHwy, N.8 . 631-2547 19' Lobater Sktfr with traps. Ready to go. Must see Ude cme. Xlnl shape. 681..e 646-0'195 . Husk/Sale: '78250 $1450, '76 ~ $650, '73 175 $300. P.PJAsk for Bob. Work 549-!!89. home 675·9036 ~--p~ eod OK Be whffls & low miles. Lie. (l.15787S> Automatic. pwr. t lffr w/8' bed. AC/ S/PB rear . $150/ st l8a:J1S4Ser. p3247. .~, .,.__ inic. winc h, A M t F M ()xi cab. Ou•l tank.a, lo orter . Ready 673·6919 SS'"77 ~ """'"' 1tereo tape. roll bar. m1 $t950. Ph67S-5481 eves • SZCll.tJMODtb wb.ltuJ)Oltcwhn!lll&on '72 Courier, valve job. 197'FOIDF250 L1UD.IOY ly .t(), 121 miles t03fi11I). t<amper shell, gd cood, RA*HI XL T C H R Y S L E R OMlY$1HO 80Mmi.S1400.496-92SO b II PLYMOUTH MW... With Camper • e . 11771 w. l?thStreet ..._./l....tt lnteresled tn a '60 Ford ~ut.oma.tJc transmiu~, Santa AAa 21SO llorbor Blvd .. C.M. P~ Looks & ""'!,!rt. Ina :"J:a::.:rr ~~ 17th Street between Main 64S.570t si._.. 6Jl·l646; S48.......... AM/FM st.ereo radio, re-II Bristol .. ·~Ford P,U. ar step-bumber. au.x IHIS 547.7~4 COSTA MESA _AMC/JEEP #1 INCALIF. Mags, clean S1SOO tant. Less Ulan 22.000 Ford coov '76. Ex cond. , t _ 631·2"08 miles, sharp as lbey Aulo l. A/C, P /8, P /S, Alllos Wmhcl 5,..., come.aod pricedto sell C B. stereo & more .••••••••••••••••••••••• Chevy '79 Big 10 Va ton Ser it31766 Lie #ID8372S. ~7797 WI WILL IUY neetside. Silverado. btk sS4tS YOUI DATSUN wwe upholstery. special '71 Chev s horty. New PAIDllOROR NOT orde r . eve ry xtra . 540-5830 mech & paint. Perfect TOPDO" d f1500tofter. 499-19..\i. bod)' Must. .see..._SJ.SOO. -·•-c.&•s NEW 79 CILICA sr. CPr HOLIDAY PR1cio ~ f, at ... Aut_a,,,, dftloning, ,,;:~·· factory air con. stripes, special ro~~eering, dlx. Pin mag Wheets S er panet mtdg · · er. #RA42·14840l ., ~~~ 957-0ifl0/~7767. .--~ ·--- ~ Spe.ec1, long Bed um~r. chrome d i chrome rear '°"· sioe rnogt RN e bar side '"''· '2-00oua BARWICI< DATSUN '" 1, I 1, 1 831-137S 49 3-337S -~~--- 9100 VOLVO VALUES! 77 VOLVO 264 DIMO Automttlc. 1lr cond, ~ sffftlng, ~ llrakn. •mtfm slltr.o, p<n 'tripe ".C:MA65H I .0.0016 78 VOLVO 264 SU DEMO GfMI', aulOmltlc. power s~lno. pow. « bf14'.". air condlllonlno. pow« m •r· rrK. ste-reO I tr.cit, 'VC~L1~56l03 $8456 •9429 '79 VOLVO 2425 DIMO ' soeeo. 11r cono • stereo ussette. pin stripe, wt1Mt w.11 mlOg. I VC2Ct.SM1· lat'90 NEW 71 VOLVO 24SA Aulorrwllo(, pOw« \l~rot19 P•l'I \Ito~ •VCHl4)l 1 ,10?~ $7692 $7392 NEW 79 VOLVO 2.u - AutorNllc, power s~lng, power brakn. pin stripe 1 VC2'U.SMI· J77•79 $8291 NIW 79 VOLVO -24SA AvtotNtk. Po"' steertno. siowet bttttes. pin stripe I VCUkSMI• 212$17 • $8641 rn..-a..-.... 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''""' ' lt7l0ATWM 1'74FOaD PICIUP MUSTAH6 6 cylinder. automatic 4 sc>eed, radio and transmission and PoW9f h ea ter (786A ) s I e er I n g • (1F35103) (4F034256879). ..... .,ca... .. ~.J s.it..._C .. ltrw ..,, ... .. BECAUSE HERE IN LOW OVERHEAD COUNTRY OUR SUPER LOW PRICES AND SUPER LOW PAYMENTS ARE WHY WE .SELL SO MANY NEW & USED DATSUNS ... ""A""A Bij.OW DEALER COST ! NEW 1978 SHORTBED~ lf76DOOCH COLT O. T. Coupe. Ot8nOO with bleck stripe. A gas saver delux e. C772A ) (967FER) 11•&1 IHl.8Xl:1oet1i11 3977. 1976 210% 2 +2 Auto trans. toPO player. air cond • chromo mao& & only 20.000 m1101 Racing green Act fastl (74211KVI S6995* 350 N Beach Blvd La llabra c At Reach & Wb1tller) 714/522-5333 CloSed Sundays 1210 4 speed tram, In l'X cellent condallon lrL">ldl' & out' C040MVl'l O ... LYS2%75 MirocJ.' Mcada/RftMllllt 21.50 Harbor Rlvd , <.: M. 64>5700 BARWICK DATSU~ ~.111 I u~t11 l .q>1~t r .11111 8 3 1-1375 493-3375 •$5995• 1!117 280 ··z" · 4 spd. air. i\M·f''M. ma K wheel,, Mlver. i.cr 3005 •S8288• G_....Gro••VW l3731 Jlurbor Ulvd 5J4'4100 ·73 Fu.it l:lll wc1ao 570\MI rni G0tMt 'hapc. $1550 ti45.w41 Auto1, N•w 9100 Autos. M•w 9100 ......... 9100 . ...•...•••..••..•...•. ·············•·••······ ....•.................. '79 MIBS '79 Ml MIDGETS 7 EQUlrnD. WITH ~ AM/FMMPXCASSETTETAPl ~s499 CUSTOM PAIMT STllPES & TONHEAU cova • Al'""°""""' ra.•~ C.. S..b19Ct To Pnor S... 04ler Oooo '"'" SUPER SEL ION FANTASTIC PRICE RIDUCTIOMS Jaguar ~ ftlJMPH --· .. ~-.-·-··· ......... ., .. ,._ .... .. , 6 • . .-' .. -....... . .. .. . . .. . ... . . ,. AU MEW I '77 LANCIA$ IN lNV•~NTORV SJOOO DtSCOUN'r. N.,w llPI'! As Low Al SIU• l!IU 1016141 ~'\Auto Salt-. l22l N llubor fUvll AAahelm 7i2 '*10 77FIATX-19 Yel, &11', lo au. fuU p net• SUDO. 675 7012. "75 136 Spider, 2'1..500 m1, x lnt cond AM /Jo'M stereo, extras $4~00 ~ ---·-l. ,..... ,,. ... -' ,, •• ,,.., c •• --M•m1-.i l ..... S,-1 1" ·wacmn ·•ous ltOTCft ·l'0•5CMf5 •CAOti.UCI "UHCOUcS C .. DidlW._ 842-7000 WIUASIAU MAICES a MOO&S ·---CAI~ Jim Marino Leasing Hcmda 9727 ,., .............. .......... 19.o ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977HONDA •••••••• ACCoaD ---------t AatolmU~. AM/FM. air CGDd.., CT"Ulise control & Late '76 rmdel, ~EL oaly 21,289 miles ! Dk brown. x lnt cood. (J35'11.,N) F\illy t>Qwpped . Lo mi OML y 54620 Bst ol~ hy 12·1. CalJ evei., Mlraca. 7SU066 W../Reeault '67 250SP. cla:.sac CJ>('. 82M 21SORarbor Blvd., C.M. :;~nt throughout. 645-5700 ~nda Acc ord · 1962 300 SE Mercedes Automatic trun s good cond · new paint. All/FM , s tet:I bclLe°d $2500. 734·~,~~-s radials. beauliful 1:old '76 280.'i 27,000 m1. exterior & ONLY 5000 mmtcond miles! $SSOO/firm. C.all 833-1709 ~~6_p_m_._ '6J 220S am/fm, a ar. lrmd New •79 leather, runs well. HONDA Cars S87s 673-6160 MANY To 0.0 ose Fro.t.! UNIVERSITY oe...,bl .. .._.Can• GMC Trslu 1J1J1 H.00r w..o 2.8SC> Harbor Blvd. Ow.-O.o.e •w ._.2»> Costa Mesa ~9640 ---- - -MYCB>ES BENZ '76 Civic S spd, 36.000 ma. amtrm. xlnt cond. $31SO LEASE '74 orbe8lMZ-~O 450 SLC "74 Civic Hatchback. low mi.am MS-.2ll60 ----------•• "'16 Hooda Accord• • AC, under wrnt y, 76MM1 $353.91 per rnooth tax "8 mo lease, cap c·ost $20.220. Residual $11,239~ Tot down req. $755.14 lll· (4828) ...... of a..port~. Inc. 6862 Manchester Blvd -..-Ru e n11 Park, JOfll" 9730 7 14 /750 ·7201, 714/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 523-7250,213/9218588, 1976JAGUAR XJS In nawleSJS co.odltioo ! C3!1RDK}. Wu S16.~; now reduced to OMLY $14,995 IAUBMOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd. On lheSanta Ana Freeway MBCB>ES IBa UASE '74 450SL $318.73 per month tax ivory, 48 mo lease. cap cost Sl8.200, res idual $10,108. lot. dowo req $677.85 lie. (6888) COSTA MESA t7t-2500 .... of • ..,,.... Inc. 6882 Manchester Blvd Exper Jag mechanic now B u e n a P a r k , al Herb's Garage. 1995 714 /750·7201. 714 / w.arbor Bl, CM. 5'8-6226 523-1250, 213 / 92 I ·8588 . . On the Santa Aoa T! a,;, XJ12 whlle with tan Freeway. lDL Approx. 5 mo. len on ---------unJhnhed m1 lea~P lac. Toyota 976 wmty. (Ad!Ual mileage •••••••••••••••••••••• JI.Ill over 70001. All rcfl Bil Jag. fealu~s+ am/fm -W4~~n, st.en!<> and cas~ ta pe. ... . t a custom s\J'. wheel. 'fake over lse. or purchase. Call 644·3305 between 8aml&Spm. '71 XK E Roadbt c r . Michelin&. AM /t"M tape stereo. 71K mi's, $6500 6t0-5671l. ........ 9732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Jensen Healey Con· LOW LOW PalCIS I 77Toyoto Pick lJD ~-inw-s;pr;_ ,o ,.,.. n ••IOW)'lft(IH11?1 II vert.lble-4 speed. custom S 3 79 s AM /FM s t ereo with cassette tape. Dunlop .. _______ ,. wire wheels, front end bra, hardtop, Tonncau cover & new Mtcbehn t.l.rea. In SUPER condt tioD I !I Pri. ply. Now rt'· duced to $5200 firm. Qi II 8»t630 alter S p.m 72<Alco ""'°" WJ!h 4 ~ "" cond, t~• (88068HI Wffluu•d ~ s1995 Exp. J .H. mechantc now •-------• al Herb's Oaral(e. 1995 Harbor Bl, CM . 5'1B-1>226 •--GWa 9735 ....................... 741MMANNGHIA Fire•nglne red, m\nt. coad. ( llJL VE) ..._._,w,art1.-. llSZ llanchelt.er Blvd Bu en a P a ·r k , 714 /7 50-7201. 714 / m.-7250, 213/ 921.ft.S88, On the Santa Ana Freeway. '76 Toyota MUp C."'""'' She'• Nice """'' UN! I tC181341 s3495 s1495 97381•------ ....,...., ..... AIC:...tua ... u4 11,111 .... .. IJ ..... - .. OM.VPILOT Cll 1979 HONDAS ARE 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door Sedan AJ,I .. REMAINING 9~8-H0NDAS MUST . BE CLEARED OUT · TO MAKE ROOM! TAKE YOUR CHOICE ..... '. • B~~~D '78 HONDA HATCHBACKS !SGC4SJIS75) 11588) • <SGC4S29633l (1540 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Plu~ T 101 & LIC~f"I~ BRA~N,,___. NEW --'78 HONDA 5 SPEED !SGE4522S98) (13621 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ACCORD HEADQUARTERS ~~~ GOOD SELECTION -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Service & Parts Open 'tll 10:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday Saturdays 'tll 5:00 P .M. -- .. •• ..... •• Here You'll Find .An OutstandllMJ Selecffon of Pre-Owned BMW • PORSCHE • AUDI MERCEDES-BENZ• VW •RECREATIONAL VEHICLES PRICES SLICED! FOR 3 DAYS ONLY T .. U 11/U /71 '76 roasc .. "4 2 hire. White w/black intenor Alloys. new tires f9128PCEl. PRICED TO SB.L! '74 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville. F ully eou1pped. loaded' Padded root (812KZll '3995 '7J IMW2002 FINANCING OM .,,..0¥9 amrT •nWESTFAUA Pop-Top Van. Fully eaulpped. only 13M miles. Orange In color. (208UCRJ. PRICED TO SB.L! St1ct<. sharp! (255HYG>. Three 2002·s and two 320i's to choose from! s5495 '7JTlllUMPH Spitfire Roadster. Burgundy w/black interior. Overdrive. lloys C629KBO). PRICB> TO SB.I.! . 70 Coei..IUS Ho ••nOow moclwl LIQ ~ ,..._ llroMI, ,.,.., "'"-1•346191 NICID TO SB.L! '11 DATSUN 210Z Low mileage car w/slick. gof<I exterior with White Interior (865SOJ). PRICED TO SB.L! '76 .. C.ll Roll bar. lock out hubS. side curtains, du.I gee t11nka. tow mileage. MtJ9t Seel (07426). PllCID TO SB.LI '5888 '74C&ICAST Automatic transmlaaton. air conditioning, silver In color. (093LPF). '2995 '71 V W Fastback. AM /FM, AC, gd lransp. $1200/ofr . 644·6719 , 644·5119 '66 Bill! camper. needs eng. wrk. S650offer 979.3927 . • IAUIRMOTOIS 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 97'-2500 . • PURCHASE OILIASI OURMIW 1979 CADILLAC NOW! • • 1974 CADILLAC COUPE DE Villi Has low. one owner miles' (969JSG). ft'as ~;now reduced to ONLYSJ999 IAURMOToas 2925 Harbor Blvd . COSTA MESA 979°2500 WHAT WE MUST MOVE _QlJ_T_ IN THE S~ORJ-EST OSSIBLE .TIME -OVER I 00 BEAUTIFUL NEW ,- 1978 B2 I 0 2 .DOOR, 4 DOOR, AND . . HATCHBACK DAl'SUNS! TOO MANY TRADE-IMS -EVERY CAR MOW CLEARANCE PIUCED! '77 CADILLAC COUPI DI YIU.I V-8. auto, air, lull 11wr. AM1'=M stereo, wsw tires. whl cvrs. tntd glass. landau. lthr int. cruise cntr, fllt whl. (304RKL) s '7SVW 9,ASSIMMI 4 speed. AM/FM radio. steel radial tires. 3 18at. two tone bright green & white "N ice Nice Vehicle." (297MMOI '77 FIAT VtDa COHYBTIIU s soeed. AM/FM radio. M1chehn radial tires. wire wtieet covers. vinyl lntenor. boot & luo rack. "21.959 miles. · Dead Sharp (WT477). '76TOYOTA COllOU.A COUN 5 speed. Vinyl interior. blue & 27.063 miles. "Very Nlcely Kept " (804RTOJ. 53182 MAYlllCK COUP'I 6 cyl.. auto. trans .• power steering. AM/FM fadio. wheel covers, vinyl interior Test Onve This One. Clean Little Gas Saver (82301N)$ '78TOYOTA COUPI 4 se>eed. AM radio. vinyl interior. silver. 8.501 careful mites. (2948&31 53583 '77 280ZAP 6 cyt . 4 speed. factory air conditioning, AM/FM radio. tape stereo. steel radial tirea. vinyl interior. CycJone fl mags. window shade. ZAP eau1pment. (738TPGJ. $ ec·ial '77 DODGE ST8' SIDI , JU 6 cyl . stld< shin. AM/FM radio. 14 .426 Lo w Low M iies. (1064461) - ~ . .. . .. - ,.._,, ....... M. 1m DM.YPllDT •II ...... UM4 AillM. 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Py\ pt)' l)4 'Nl3 at71 CMIYIOLn 10 riU "'750/ otr _., i w tt71 CHIYSUI IAUm MOTOIS loaded MUST SELL! aftertpm MONTI CMLO '70 Nova• dt COIDOIA 21135 Harbor Blvd. tl.UOOeves U l-4f5 lt16CADILAC Allicwuarl.batbuUd .. ONLY 18,NO mu .. OD COSTAllESA tt72COIYITl'I ~ OI WILLI all ol lba M:rV'ltt tt ure 131 20:!ll UMa GM nntl' be11rty ! i.---'-'-'-·2_l _OO ___ , llelae. auto. stereo~ T· Qibrtolllttop. .. •llMr• ...ckdf0tlMfHl)'Hr '71~ttte4-drbtcbbk t:very power extra 1973UMCOLM -roof . U .000 mllee ..nor. Ml powe~rac Automauo.. • r ~ond . O.o't tell from oew PLUS I tracll atereo. _ c--(514m> tor)' * ec.dlt 1 • &•r 1teenr\, • new l>rlvce UGiy 11 000 rrT1 vlayl top, wlr• wbffl _..,. • . a$61fl• A II J f lM a t e re o In~ ~.Tr '71 Gee.a Mmpa(b_:y > ~a t'V'Ven 6 cn&M conlld. Padded :::f· leather lo-.. .-.r--....... ---im·~ SPF£1Al.I c..,.QX> • ._662 u-.. 1nc1 dlli ckM.b 1At_1 6 Not• leackr, but prtced tenor. fllll power. rac· $59" .-. ltltlenld 1U blld raalal to tell l hi• week ! t.ory alr condWoo.ln&. Ult t lru $3700 firm <~IS) wheel fr stereo . NAE* H"'> l Afll l AC AUTO CENTER coe••• CHlftOLIT m-80tO $4495 1'1118HDB ). S26t9 .. Harbor Rt vd. •Mcl41• M•pc• coe•• • C.0.ll M•a lm a-evy Monu Sport CHIVIOUT Cauar ••••••••••••••••••••••• NABERS CADILLAC AUTO CEf\fTER . ~. . ' . ... . "' .. . . '•• .. -~1200 Cbupe. v.t. •uto. 1'8. lUt 2828Harbor81vd. '74 "--•. Vlle. all ealr&ll, 1 tn ,..,__LIT wbeel. All·FM. eusette. COSTA MESA 'c'~~:~7y "t--..-.. v snow ~ with red i.n· , ..... , 200 ~--~'::~~~~~~: MOMTI CAaLO ter. tic l471NPU Ret.ll --------suver with red lot.erior. a.aoa With k>w miles fr many ~:arden Grove lt7lCHl"nLll 74COMnHINTAL <9UUOT>. Wu '4495: Rtr1a ! csl.S\JJ M > Wu ,. I II 4 DOOi 594" MARK IV now reduced to "'11 Old SeYWe. i tvr 1ray. 11115: DOW reduced to ·* • * p-......,. full Aloo.l•y •'9999 IR1 It.hr lnt. AM/FM Ga .. Chw•e VW _....... top, power, Padded top, full power, ~ .-t.llPe • .u utr lo 1 OMLY S6~33 harbor 8 d fact«y air condlUoniDa. factory air cond .. Ult llidL. U.. ~ 0 · mat Iv · rallye wheel• • LOW wheel, split pwr. seal.I, IA&m MOTOIS 5llOllO.Evea6"·an IAU.MOTOIS 534-4lOO LOWMlLES!('FMJPL> s t ereo ta pe player. 292SHarborBlvd. -Ha....,,_Blvd. 7 .. ac•u1 ... o $1799 cruise control & low COSTAllESA '7$ Wu de Vlle, It.hr lnt. -c'osTAM ESA White ~(_,'YJW') " mileage. (576WDC >. t7t·2100 =eepper ~· AM l!tMt '7f.JIOO $42'5 $5999 '74 XR7 Clean, loaded, new .... -. new .,.. . .1--------I ...___ __ ..a.. .__ cond. eo.ooo ml. lf77CHlftOLET .._.,._,," .. -Muatlllcrifice! srns OI' beR otrer Call IU..i.I ... SID...... 982 llancbeater Blvd 631.21813 -.ma ---_... B u e n • P • r Jl , -------•Automatic, pwr. ateer· 7 14 / 7 5 o • • 7 2 o 1 , '5CoularXR7. Pdlecbr. 17 C:..,. di Vllt lag, factory air cond., 7 1 4 / S 2 3 -7 2 5 O , Alltot. Mew tlOO PS. AC. AT. Sharp $1715. Qibrtolel. Uader 20,000 tinted &lUI, waw tires. 2131921-8518 PPM&-'1019. ml. with atereo tape, wheel covers fr LOW On the Santa' Ana ••••••••••••••••••••••• --~==c-==-------- cruiM and wire wheel mlJes. Uc. 8S7RLD Stk. Freeway. P3642.. -----=--~ •unc. FllTllTIC YW-Ell IELL·OFFll ~·Speed..Llttt01ll 1111.,lor Cluo.,.• St•p lkl"'I"' · · ~ CS•t HlU03'7I03). You AUTO put a few word• to work for you In the DAILY PILOT 642·5678 cownl '1USAH> 54777 •79 MAUIU 11'75 CUSSIC ....._11 L~ina Wbite. s port coupe, lesa ........... '"'""'• t.hao800mi., (841WDI ) --Don't Let Thoe Pass You By ••• THEODORE At lrvtDe Auto Center z.JRockl'~ld Blvd. $6ftS J..akJ P'orat "--of ... arts. t.c. ROBINS FORD 76'"'02' 6862Mancbester Blvd Buena Park, 714/150-7201. 114 / JOl>O HARBOR BIVD q>STA.MHA c.41 ·0010 Make your 1hopp1ng ·m Camaro, ncell. condl· 523-'1250.213/921-85118; euier bymbletbc Dally t100. $2195 or bat ofr. OntbeSa.ot1Ao1 PUot Cluslfied Ada. 546-7510 Freeway. -------·-----~--...... Mew ti ..._., M•w tlOO A11t06. M•w tlOO If You've Been Thinking Of Buying . A Sportscar Or Luxury Automobile Anytilne Soon ••.. DON'T MISS THIS SAIJE! 'Bauer in @sta fMesa-· - e're Doing Something We've Never Done Before •• -;-For 3 D/lYS -ONLY·FBIDAT, S~TUllDAY & SlJNDAY BRANDNEWMGs,TRiI1MPHSOB.JAGUARS 1<1TO CHOOSE FROM Jaguar XJS DISCOUNTED '2000 14 TO CHOOSE FROM Triumph Spitfire Not '6500 From Or '7500 $ ~99 ~ But Only .••••. d d SUPER SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM Jaguar XJI2L Sedans DISCOUNTED '2 0 15 TO CllOOSE FROM MG Midget Not •sooo From t,·=···~4995 I Shop & Compare-We Don't Think You'll Find A Better Deal Anywhere In Southern Califomia! 0,.. 79 II l'.M. Moa&t. y,,,_o,. E"'1 S..-'1S $ P.M. ............... _ .. ,_, __ _ 5 Y r./50,000 mile Service Contraet Available On AP NewlmporteUf . lf.UIOt a YD /SAN OfOO AIRWAY 2* HARBOR BL~. CXlSTA MIES4 9192/fXJ " . . . " Cl4 OAILY PtLOT U,.u're looktn1 fOf' •bet U.job"you woo'\ want lo • ndl1 the employment damns l.11 CJUA111fd HELLO 1979's! HERE NEW 1979 CAPRI BIG VOLUME SELECTIONS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GADGET SET FREE! INCLUDES COME IN ANO REGISTER TO WIN A G.E. Food Proce11or ·Oater Kitchen Center · O.E. Col· '" Maker • Alwal Can Opener and Knife Sherpen., • Alvat Food Siie., • Proctor Siiex Elec· trtc Juicer Oater Ice Crusher and O.E. 4-Sllce Toeater. .. KITCHEN FULL OF GADGETS" NOTHING TO BUY . · ~· SALE ON SUPER TRA 1974 MARK.IV "-& euto t•a1>1 . l~t air, lull POwflf'. pwr air l>WT "'" bf\1 D.., wnowa. AMlf'M r al9'90 SI~ rll(!1l lS, Vlflyl roof llll wtleel CIUl'MI cont .. 3~NJO • . s49aa $3488 57488 1301 NO. TUSTIN AVE. SANTA ANA 547·0511 761MW2002 • ~ • ~ A¥/FM radio, llftled Olea ......oot IMOl'OOI $6488 '1} C .. YS&.a COIDOIA Y ... -...... lldofy • COl-111'9 -~-.. -----AM/FM,_ 1-. IOO ~ --~M&CNIM_.irol lont!EYI 55988 1975DODGE CtCAl'GEA. V-6. .VIO ,,_,,. l~I. elf, pwr. ttr., pwt Otsc ll>rt.a, AM.fM "OIO at-. llMf rec11111a. t1nled91Mt, LMldlMi too. llMtNl.L. __ , -----ADIOS ZEPHYRs----• 1978 ZEPHYR Z7 CPE s5795 STKtn7(5at7., ----•OOODBYECOUOARS-___ _ 1978 COUGAR XR7 uncteu fOOf. 11 .. 1 bit. wrw. ·rt111 whl., crulM control. lull power. auto temp ·air cond. AM·FM Quad Stereo, AfT, tint glaH, wire whl. covers, and m0f'9. Factory New Car W1n1ntv. s7354 STlt.M17 (llSl251 ---BON VOYAGE VERSAILLEs--- 1978 VERSAILLES 4 DR . Le11 than 2500 mites. Full luxury equip. plus 1uto limp air cond., AM·FM qu.cl stereo with power antenna, custom two-tone paint, lorvad 1lum whla .• speed control, and more. Factory new car warrantv. s10, STK.1391 (IOS064) ---•BYE BYE CONTINENTALS ___ _ 1978 CONTINENTAL TOWNr.OUPE Full luxury equipment plus co.ch root, AM·FM quao stereo, 1uto tamp air cond .• mlchalln WIW ''"' bits .. tllt wheal and mON. F1c- 511,202 _, tory MW car wafT9ftty. -----so LONG MARK V's----• 1978MARKV DIAMOND JUBILEE COLLECTORS ITEM ONE ONLY Limited PfOdUctlon car with • Virtually •MfY luxury equip· s 1 ~666 "*"' av .. lab'a. Leta than ;--9 tlOO mllff. °"r b0s1'1 par· aonet dfher. factory new car warranty. srK.I 22(0t2>07l ANY NEW 1978 , ZEPHYR$ IN STOCK 18 TO CHOOSE FROM 00 ONE DOLLAR OVER FACTORY INVOICE (INVOICE INCLU DES , .. EIGHT, PREP AND All FACT HOLOBACKS) • Like new 2600cc eng.m, S ·~· air conditioniQg, pt.n slripe, AM /FM 1\el'e. CLlc.383UCL > SSftJ LYUD.IOY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1(171 w. 17th Street Santa Ana 17th Strttt between Main & Bristol 547-7504 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '7JC .. YSUR 4DOORSIDAM ...... 51799 Padded top. l ull power , factory atr cond1t1oning. rallye wheels & LOW. LOW MILES' (766JPll •73 CHEVROLET s 1999 CAPltcl 4 DOOi ••.• Opttons include Landau top. full PoWer and factory 31' c:ondthOOtng. WEEKEND SPECIAL! 1360HRHI ~~~~~ ........... S2699 PaCded too. leather interior. full S>OWer. factory atr c:ond1ttonmg. hit wheel & stereo. 1799HDBI '74 LINCOLN s3799 COMTltie(TAL COUPE Landau· too. full oower sp111 oower seats. leather 1ntenor. factory air cond . fill wheel. cruise control & AM/FM stereo (8'69001 '75 FOID LlD S3899 9 ,ASSBtciB WACi()fie Futtl)()Wef. factory &r cond1f1ontng and VEAV LOW MILES! ( 166MXll ~g=:~ ......... 53999 Cabriolet too. full oower. factory. air oondlt1onlng. AM/FM stereo with lac>e deci<. ttlt wheel. cruise control & SHARP' (419HMVI '73 CADtlJ.AC s3999 SEOAM DE VIW •••.•• Padded to p . l ull po we r. lactory air cond11ton1ng. AM/FM stereo & ONLY 48.000 miles• WONT LAST' ( 153TVCl •74 CADtlJ.AC s4000 SEO AM DE YIW • . • • • • 17 7 7 Padded too. lull oower. lactorv atr c:ond .. till whee• crUtse control & AM/FM stereo . SHA R PI 1663T JC) '75 CADtl.LAC ss~ counDEVIW ...... L77 Cebriolef 100. leather tnlerior. full PQWer. factory &1r c:ond1l1001ng. AM/FM sttwee> with tape player & 1111 wheel. (389MVOI '75 CAOILI.AC s5999 SEDAM DE VIW .••••. POWER SUNROOF. padded too. leather 1nter1or. full power. sot1t pwr. seats. AM/FM stereo oN/face player. tilt wheel. factory air, cruise control & 10w miles CLEAN! (892NOMI. '76 CA.DILi.AC s5999 COUPE DE VIW ...... . Cabriolet too. leather 1n1erlor. lull oower. factory atr cond1ttontn9 & AM/FM stereo. SPECI AL! (930NOXI •71 MERCURY 56699 COUGAR Xl7 ....... . Cabriolet too. full oower. factory a1t eot1<' • spilt seats. AM/FM stereo with taoe otayer. cruise control 1111 wheel & LOW MILES• (147SGUI ·11 •utae s7999 PAIK AVIMUE SIDAM Padded 100. full oower. spilt l)OW8f" teats. factory atr oood .• till wheel & cruise oontrOI. 1052TTSl '77CADIU.AC s3599 SIDAH DE V1UI •••••• Padded too. full powor. factory 11r cond .• stereo, tilt wheel. crutte control end a 1 yr./12.000 mite wwrenty. 1675UOR) '77 CA.DI.LAC COUP! DI VIW •••••• Cabrtolet too . full oower. factory atr cond1tlontng. Ult wheel. cruise control. stereo. tow m.teage & wnn 1 yr /12.000 mrle warranty LOOKS SHARP! (999RSIJ ~~ ........ 59599 Cet>rlotet too. sotlt teathef aeat1. full POWer, factory air c:ond • tilt wheel, orutM controt. stereo tape Player & 1 yr /f2.000 m11e • wacranty I 162RTT) . ~· l ,,., November 2'. 1978 MIM.UIM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,....... •••o ....................... '1tVallut • cyl • dr P /$, P /8 , AJC. Xlnt cood. One o.n.-SH80$t9-.1118 .. PLYllOUTH SalelUt 2 cit hrdtp. i.o..i mlleaae. reblt en1lne , rad ln. heM.er'. a1r cond (M"edti repair), pow•r ltffnng 6 power braltt• Gd ttaMportaUon, •$ C'n bit .... lhlt weo~nd Calllll .... . lt74PLYMOUTH ..,.,. A.-0. .,_,. ladory ur i:oodlUoelac. AM t •'M r-41o. •JIOIU pat1ra1 . '<>w ..... ••'1 11h•rp (CMllP\') S214J LYLID.IOT C HRYSL ,t;R PL YllOU'l'tt um w. 11U1 Strwt SaataA.Da 17U. 9lnet bet-..en M atn ·68rlltOA 147-7104 Th~, Nov.mber 23, 1978 DAllV~ 13 To Choose From -Several Colors ancl Equipment Awallable 'INCLUDES 2°/, DEALER HOLDBACK '73 Pontiac Grandville· i!5!5iRRSl~~~ Automatic trans ., pwr. steering, n e w pwr. brakes. new shocks, pwr. windows. AM /FM stereo Ir super clean! Musl see ml!llm!!llm!!l to ar>preclate I Asking SllOO. CalJ 49'1·3667 '70 Flrebird Formula 400 • 4·t19Cf, new T /A 50's. ex-tras, xlnt cond. $30()()/of· fer.67~ ------1 '76POMTIAC GttAMDP•IX Black Beauty! (377PKY) $5495 Home of nporls, IK. 6162Mancbester Blvd Bue na P ark. 714 / 750-7201. 714/ 523·7250, 213/ 9'.!1·8588. On the Santa Ana Freeway. 'nPONTIAC GIAHDPRIX SJ. gold, vinyl top. tilt wbeel, cruise control , buc ket seats, 17,000 miles. Cs&JRYV > $6595 .._.of lllliports, htc 61162 Manchester Blvd Buena Park, 7 14 /750 ·7201, 7 14 /52 3 "7250, 213/921-8588, On the Santa Ana Freeway. I '77 PONTIAC TIAMSAM Brown, mag wheels , ata'eo, 8 track, till wheel P /WiDdowa 12,000 miles CRSGTA) •NIH• tt70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltHFOID T-MID Silver with maroon in· terior and ailver landau roof. fUU power, cnalse contro).1 tlll wheel, :c:J.,F• stereo, air , ftne hlll\ll'Y car at a reuonablfl r prtce. See It DOW! Ser I laOU'f. Llc 1111LXH. $4191 540-5'30 , Autom1111c radio h1"81Pr C9Cl911 '16 PONTIAC Lf MOH S l ·DOOR HARDTOP' A11loma l 1c oowf'r '>t(IPrtng. radio heater 1•9071) 53377 NEW 1979 FORD MUSTANG 54166 '73 FORD P'IMTOWAGOH A11tomal1c AM FM '>!Neo with 8 lri!Ck hf'atcr root rack moo whoots 1•90101 51877 '75 CHEVROLET MONffCAaLO l\u l omal1c . po wer ~'""""9 POWPr brakP"I. 1111 whAf•I AM/FM radio 1•90921 53377 C.imoer su .. t •al 4-soeed 1•908?• 51977 '7l FORD F-250 A 11 t oma11 c . powf'r 5l!'e11ng cower brnke5 heater radio t •86851 SOMETHING ~ DIFFERENf '7l FOID P'IMTO l·OOOI A 11tom.it•c 111 1 t o nd1l1on1n1;1 raO•O healer. 25 000 attual m11as ( •9088) 51977 '74 MBCUIY COUGAID7 A11l o mat1c. power ~tepring pow11r d1~c brakes ~ ~eo1s 01r cono111on1ng radio v1ny1 root 11190261 s 777 in the DAILY PILOT A u t omaltC. p o wer SIN:>ring. l)OWer brakes air condllto111ng root rack 1•90161 52277 '77 GRANADA ~ Automatic vinyl root oower stoonno oower disc brakec; rao10 Maier. air I •90351 MEW 1979 FORD FAIRMONT 54266 4-~oeeo. r8d•o hea1er (•8459) '76 FORD UMC ... OGT A u t o m .1 t • c 1•1 cond1t1on1ng AMt FM str>rl'O racho t •90241 '75 AMC HO•MfT~ h cyltnrlf'r .ii.1oma1tc powf'r ~l"f'ftnQ· radio hP,1t .. r only 23 Of'O mt!P<; I •9085) 52977 '75 FORD f · I SO SUP'Y CAI A 111om111tc oowr•r <olol'rtno power orakf'S mr cone111ton•nq, AMtFM ~IPrf'O I •R766l WAGOH 4 ~ppptj ri!d•O h"dlPr 1sAO!'!R t 53377 '76 FORD f.150 .... V R Utuual Can, Classics, Alitl.-s. Race, & One of a kl~! I .. I • . .. . 'I t 11111 I ti I I ll.11, 'I I" I ,• .. z. 1 t I 4 /'T "• • • . li : DAILY PILOT ., •. IT' s A v ERy SpECiAl TiME AT ORANGE CouNTy's· No. 1 Buick DEALERsltip . BAuER Buick· iN . sTA· MEsA · TltEsE hRANd NEW Buicks ltAvE All TltE EXTRA FEATURES TltAT you WANT MOST TilT WltEEl, CRuisE CoNTRol, PowER MATs, PowER WiNdows, SpEEd AlERT, TiNTEd WiNdows ••• . ANd Muclt, MUClt MoRE -Open 'Till 10 P.M. Mon .. :Sat. ECT )f!- We have possibly the largest selection of brand new Buick Electras in Southern California ... ALL DISCOUNTED S 1-500 and at savings like this, Ye.\· ..• Open Every Sunda•' 'Till 5 P.M. ftrnnge C nuns y ·s .+tf B11'ic H D~alcr they won't last long!!! Pick out your new Electra today at 3 hlod<.\' South of th<' San Di<'~" Fr(•eu·a,a· HARBOR BL VD SAN DIEGO F.REEWA Y A division of Bouer M o tors. Opel Joguor TriumphMG 2925 HARBOR BL VD., aJSTA MESA 9"J9.2flXJ PHOTO FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSE ONLYI All cars sub)C!Ct to pnor sale Taa & license not included Sale ends 48 hrs alter publication ~ I All makes, models and colors · Classified Auto Advertising -. in tile -DAILY PILOT 642-5678 ' i -L - ----- 2 GIVING-Supplement to C'48lt LIFE. WedneecMy, Nowmber 22. 1978 Ind Dally Pilot, Thursday, NoYemt>er 23, 1978 Store Sees Run on Shoes Cindi ~ of a.. Port. -.... l90ldl • Cleotgl8n lffffr cruet •t•nd In frorit of • Old bgllett plnl cuplloent. Antiques Add Touch of History spoke.penon for· La Port\, Rouce said. Clll EmployH Tim lnitee, left, ed- mlree en Adldlle sport ahoe, shown by owner Ed Brentley of Huntington Velley Sports end Tennis. Running's popularity Is expected to have an "incredible" impact on Christmas gift buying. ''Sport shoes comprise 40 percent of our volume," owner Ed Brantley of Huntington Valley Sports and Tennis said Thia figure coincides with na- tional figures because "40 percent of all shoes sold In the U.S. are run- ning shoes," fie said. Huntington Valley Sports and Tennis, at 19026 Brookhurst St. In Huntington Beach, has a reputation for "total coverage in sport shoes," he said. These sport shoes and tennis and other sport clothes are expected to move well for Christmas. ''The look ln sport clothes is very fashionable," he said. Equipment for most sports also is stocked at Huntington Valley Ten-nis and Sports. ''We have anything men need for any sport," he .said, along with • sports fashions for women. ..I Al.I 1i1e1 are carried for chJldren and adults. Name brands in shoes Include : Nike, Adidas and Brooks. Shoe pricearancefrom$11.99to"°. Tbe S5C> aboe ls the Nike Air Shoe. It bu a new lnnovatJon of air chan· nela bet .... the shoe and the sole. ••1t•1 like walking on iMer tubes," Brantley aald. He mentioned that Hunllnston Valley SPort and Tennis la co· • •J>ODIOl'tftl a 10,000.meter nm alon1 the Huntillcton Beach parade route. The "°" 19 open from 10 a.m. to • p.m. claUr. from ••.•• eo • p.m. Situ~ and from~ 11 a.m. io. 4 p.m . S y. • " • Giving Edition of Orange County Uvlng DAILY PILOT New. 22 I 21, 1171 Robert N. Weed "'9sldaftt M>O l'u«Mllhlr 0.0.,.. A. Leldal Promotion ~ ... 8pedel Sectlon1 Staff: John Dodd, JIM Pond Ind LAnySN'ledfa Ptloeograptae by Bart.raC.ry and "°"" Dodd Coftr by Kan Perry and Han1 Crum r .. Supplement to Coast LIFE. Wedneeday, NoYembet' 2.2, 1978 and Daily Piiot. Thursday, November 23. 1978-GIVING 3 MAIGARETS SEUHDll'ITY BllG~~mmon ..,, -• t1•9~ • 137 96 now tO 9$ • U J II~ V ""'9NhC "'1 It If-tell 15 tt1nd1tO ••" ._.,,,V arrte' to .. -'"'"' Y.>1·'10118-•l• ,... FACTOIY Sr.ce> e1rty lot. WltlO Of~ -we II b10~t1t •"'" a f'f Oilnf t.1l'thl OKemtte• 23 fr" O.hv•ry tf'\ 0.¥10-Co.inrv 1$1·3319tC •81 DIAMOHD HEAD GAUBY 8&auhf~I •t•M• ftom CPot1n• ~C+to.nd-v~.O t•••lry Contuc.t0u1 ••v ..t•d• l>MQI i.o.. HMl!h end W&tMln 667·303 I Meraonltl• Bldo A'41n Ftoo< A~TB.Y l Suoft• •'•o•nc e •" •o'"ena IHhlOM F ... Ut"'9 Slul'1 1A1>9. -~-~"".1 -nfOOd-~-J H Coffeel-l_.-01 II_., &.II.,. $40-3086 C841 PAJA R.OWlllS . OM THE MAU ,, ••• l>Ollclr; -9IMn oWlll SoK.-1 ...-. bY -6116.1121 lOCllOO OOUI~ 9l'O oC '""mil! CAUCO COUSINS 0,10 *'"' tr.at •••r• •o•c••' nllld<••C..O -Ooll!I --& POI~ ..... -IOVI. _,, •-ptUO• t ou•~U Ofl\l tn•ft''· -"'-0,.28UfC:"3t HILAHD'S TOIACCO LOCIR TNCt>l<bn--~"'*" , ............. If--" ·-..,.,..., -"""' M6 00 &6e-0'71 , .. ,,. GAMISMAHSHIP C-C:~ 10' V04J c.t> OllY any OM OC 10-"°"'llc!O"'- lO 9JIP•" If I ~ IQIU\11 l~e ~omouler• IU5 00 S&l·1H I Men:aM"e 61<19 A.SO le.el Hours ---Mon.·Frf.: 10 am. 6 pm; Sat. 10 am · e p.m.: Sun. 11 a.m. • 6 pm ... Soecial evenlflltw>utl: Seturdays Dec .•. 11,•'3 -nte w-. wtll be opeJ' until i pm -3 e)(fra.,... fOr lhoOpintl .. 4 GMHG-Supplemlnt to eo... UFE, Wedo•dlly. ~ 22. 1971 end Deily Pilot. Thul'ld9y. Ncwernbel 23, 1971!1 Matt ttantton, Jeweler at Crown Jeweler• In Huntington Beach. works on aettlng a dlamo~. CORITAKENT will appear in person at a specia l reception SATURDAY DECEMBER 2ND 2-6 PM join us in welcoming in the holiday season with this colorful showing of one of America's favorite artists SPECIAL: a new signed Corita Show poster for purchase. MUIRHEAD Lm 5oulh Coast PIOlO Cosio Mesa. Co 92626 (714) 5a9·9l91 <;on Otego Fwy-B11sto1 ~t Of tromp lower Levet/Neot Bul'.ock ~ I ff• ¥s>~oy Friday 10 00 9 00 Solurooy O l2A5 t. Old Gold Saves Money Self-Furnishings Desirable Gold pieces and stones don't have to collect dust In the bottom of lhe jewelry box. • They can be resurrected and fashioned into dauling_ !:J!.filQm jewelry. Crown Jewels. at 7172 Edinger Ave. comer or Golden West Ave. in the Gemco shopping center in Hunt· ington Beach. is equipped to do just that. Owner Bob Brownfield said sav· ings of up to 70 percent art! possible • with self.furnished gold 1rnd stones. He added that the high price of gold makes this option particularly dt!sirable. Crown Jewels offers custom de· signing and personal. onc·to·one type service. ··custom designing is for people who want a piece Of jewelry lhal ex· presses their own personality ... Brownrield said. He said a good example or Uus is having an individual ring that's not going to be-seen on another hand. ··we make all our own jewelry m the store." he said. adding that this insures a higher quality jewt!lry than the oftt?n mass·produccd munufuctured jewelry. Crown J ewels carries a large sclcctiQn of gem stones such as garnet, jade and opul. The rare black Australian opal also is in stock. Store hours arc 10 a m to 6 p.m Tuesday through Thursday. 10 a m. to 8 p.m. t'riday, 11 a.m. to s pm. Saturday and noon to S p m. Sun. day. Crown Jewels is closed Monday Chicago Cutlery Offered Crown True Value Hardware of Corona del Mar has almost every. thing under the sun. House wares manager. Patsy Simon said it's a one· stop shopping store. Free gift wrapping is available throughout the yeur. At Crown True. Value Hardware customers will find an array of items lncludlng: -Digital bathroom scales -Chicago cutlery SALE This ,1, Christmas Vacuum cleaners Cappuccino machines "Customers can find the !)ame items In my store as in a large de· partmcnt store, but we have a small town atmosphere," Ms. Simon said. Hours are from 8:30 a m. to S.30 pm. Monday through Thursday, un· til 6 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun· day. Crown True Value Hardware is al 3107 E. Coast Highway . SAVE -. Supptemant to Co• LIFE. w.dlllldlf, ~ 22. 1971 end o.lty Pilot,~. Nowmber 23. 197&--GMNO 5 es ••• We are the SAVE ON IMPORTED -tlGMTING FIXllJRES '7remendou• Se/ect1ott• ow,Low l'tlc••" est "Br1nd 0111/ng sp1cl1/1 In 4 6/1nt Sllowroom1" 8111 • 1000. If llPtfll 11 .. II -..n11e1 ti Hr ..... D .. attn ... .. . -· ---: • e GIVING-Supplement to~ UFE, w.dl .... ~ 22. 1971 and 0..ty Piiot, T~. November 23, 1978 New Chair Store is Largest Of Five Wbite•s Ll·Z-Boy a t 23024 Lake Forest Drive in Laguna Hills is the newest of five stores In Southern California. It wl~J be the biggest or the rive, accordulg to Bill White, co-owner with bis brother Dave. White and his brother have been . ~~ In buslnesa for five years dealing e xclualvely ln Ll·Z·Boy chairs and recliners. Store hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from ioa:in. toS p.m. Saturday. Thia nyton c:ouch .... per folda out at Whit•'• U.Z-Boy. ~ • Gelson's • The Guild Drug • Imperial Hardware • Children's Unlimited • Fringe B enefit -... ...... c ... ;:s ... Q "Zj ... ... Cl) - S•n J08quln H~l1,Ra11M1 ->;~ff~- • • Sand Cmtle Gi t -+HH"i"ttt SupplerNnt to Oollt UFE. Wecfneedl¥, NcMmber 22, 1'71 and Diiiy Piiot. ~. NoWlfnblr 2S. 1'78-0MHG 1 Ski Mert Shope the wortd over to bring you fenteatk: Nvlnp In • wide vertety of ltdlng clotNng end equlpmeftt. Shop conlfortabty In our thrH locllllona -Newport Beech, lellnont lhoN• end Legune .... Our Mendly lteff Include• expert• who ere wllllng'to help you with ell your tiding Meda. · SKI SUITS: H.C.C. -Bogner. Anba. Innsbruck, Calmar, Bohle, Kitex, Fera DOWN VISTS. JAClll'S: Roffe, Head, Edelweiss, Beconta, Gerry, Bogner, H.C.C., Anba. ... Innsbruck. Kitex, 1st Down, Snowcreek, Mother Karen , #1 Sun, Oberm~yer, Fila Sii PAMl'S: Roffe, Edelweiss, Bogner, Beconta, Colmar, Obermeyer, Anba, Sportlf, Vefeda WAIM W •S: Roffe, Head, Edelwelsa, Bogner, H.C.C., #1 Sun, Oberm9Yfr, Mother Km'en,Gerry SWIATaS: Demetre, Head. Bogner, H.C.C .• Anba, Innsbruck, Colmar, Kitex, EIR, #1 Sun, lnterknlt, Fiia WIMDstm.DS: Skyr, Obermeyer, Mother Karen " TUITLIMICKS: Obermeyer, Skyr, Roffe, H.C.C., Edelweiss •OYll= Grando, Conroy. Roffe THllMAL UMD•WIAI: Demetre, Allen-A llDS ca.cm•••: Hot Gear, Hot Gear. Supergear. Roffe APTll 111 IOOTS: Technica, Beconta. Biondo, Head, Lotto. Snowmobile, Dladora 10011= Caber, Dynaflt, Garmont, Hanaon, Nordiea. Scott • 3 &REAT LOCATIONS TO SBVE YOUI • 1 QIVING-6uppi.mtnt to eo... UFE, Wedlleldly, NMtnblf 22. 19'78 and Delly Pilot: Th~. ~ 23, 1871 * ~ E~ ~ • Big Clothes Keep Style Football players and all big and tall men find clothes that fit at Kings For Men . ~~4 ~ King" For Men ls strictly a big ..,..,,.. and tall menswea r atore. . Ft: ~ "We fit men that can't be fitted In -3t-a regular men's store ," owner Jcf. iif' Irey Joseph sa!d. 'I. .. : 't-.. 'S ' · Kings For Men• ut 3664 S. Bristol St. in the Bristol Jown and Country shopping cente r In Santa Ana, "" stock.a 6,000 dress shirts. --oJ ·~ ~ ~ Neck sizes lrort:'I ts and one-half lo ·: 22 and sleeves up to 38 are avalla· • ~ ble. ~· -~ -lie eatlmat.ea most price" are only $1 lo S2 more than slmtlar clothing a l another store. Kinas For Men carries a selection of c amel h ai r a n d woolen sportcoata. Alterations are done on the pre· mises at no extra charge. A tallor la available tor custom mun1. Store boun are from 10 a.m. lo 6 p. m. Monday tbrou1h Thursday. from 10 a.m. to t p.m. Friday and from 10 a.m. to & p.m. Saturday. Slartlnc Nov. 26, Kings For Men wlll be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. .. - G.E. TOASTH/OVIM 11011,H •Big 11 better ... thl• one can do It all •For the family that need• -4 1llce1 toHted •Broll a steak , , . bake a oaaaerOle ... vereatlle •Everyone loves the T28 . everyone wan ts the T26. 3988 Ttlo • 1 uw for the # t man • Deluxe ... the 11w th1t med• Skll f1mou1 • Power(ul t '4 hP burnout•prottcted motor • Safety twitch .•• guard atop •• 5300 rpm cutting 11>9ed • Combination blldo & wrench .•• #&7-4 For I gift thll'I 8 cut 1bove the real! 35aa U6HTS Wt h•y• 1 complete aelectlon l nttrlor a exterior. Replacement bulbtltl'Mllandl. MIGHTY CHllF II"" FOOD PIOCISSOI I DIMORstllTIOR ~' SAT •• DIC. 2, 1971, It to 2 A new proceasor that glvea you-know-who a real run for yeur money ••. et a much lower price· Come ••• see for YoUrselfll SOCKITSIT 4.J Pc. 'f4H & J/111 •Combination metric ind SAE •Poll1hed chrome plate flnlah •Ateottld alMI end Oflotl ·~ it to voor IQtOitll IOfMOnt. 9 11.ACIC & DIC-J/r ' VAllAIU SPllD 11¥1111"9 .. DllLL •8uoer gift fof 1 IUP8f guyl •All PVfPOtl • • tackle• big drllllng proJect• •AtvtfMI . . .cjjut1 to the tOeed you need •t 7127 1 88 OPEN SUNDAYS . ' t t Men•ger Fr•nk C•rtwrlght •t Newport Clothe• In S•nt• An1 model• • new atyle thl• year for fell by Lenvtn. Discounts Prompted More than 300 sport coats ln eithe r conlemyorary or con· aervative styl DI ln tweeds, polyester-wools and all wool fabrics are available at Newport Clothes of Santa Ana. Newport Clothes offers diseount prices on domeaUc and European clothina. Frank Cartwrilbt, manager of Newport Clothes, said the entire stock ls OD sale, "I serve tbe businessman who needs clothln1 at a discount," CartwrlCbt said. Newport Clothes la al 3l80 S. Bristol St. ln the Bristol Town and Country Sbopplnl Center, Santa Ana. Houn are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday tbrou"1 Tbunday, until e p.m . Friday ud Saturday and noon to 5 t>.m . Sunday. * Suppw..nt to Coeat UFE. Wed11•d11y. NcMmbef 22. 1978 and o.ily Piiot. Thut9dlly, No'4l'tlbet 23. 197&-0MNG 9 Wicker Imported from Th•ll•nd 11 ev1ll1bfe et Dicker N' Wicker In Tuatln. Decorated Wicker Adds Flavor "Many people favor lhe country scene ln home decorating." Marllyn Hancock, a wicker de· corator at Dicker N ' Wicker. said decorated wicker fit• In weU wltb- country decorating. She aald lt can be hung on wall11, doors or anywhere the homemaker want• to add a country touch. Wicker may be decorated with ·~·-· '°"' I M ·llt _, artlflclal llowera, leaves, dried nowera, bows and rlbbona. Decorated brooms cost $12 at Dicker NL-Wicker. Mra. HancoclrnJd 1!fO!t oflhe----cJe. coraUona eo1t between $12 and $30. Dicker N' Wicker la at 1622 Moulton Parkway, Suite A ln Tua tin. Call 731-4636. ~ OVIM -M~IL I U167 · COonOP MODIL 114'111 MICROWAVE ORANGE COUNTY COOKING CENTER HEADQUARTERS []Ll...-rio~ FOR M/W OVENS I .I 1 I~ Countertop Model• • Double Eye-Level * BulH·ln Modell Victoria Era Presented J onathan Bixby and his wife Cheryl spend six months of (he year in England and Scotland looking for antiques for their warehouse. The Bixbys are wholesale anllque dealers who sell only to licensed de· a lers. They specialize ln Imported anti· ques from England and Scotland. Antiques f.rom the Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian periods are on display in lhe Bixbys' 8,000· square foot showroom. "We have chests of drawers, mlr·· rors, si<feboards, hall trees, old tlns and even roll-top desks." Bixby said. Jonathan Bixby ls located at 2911 Croddy Way In Santa Ana. Bixby said he and hla wire re· ceive two 40·foot Jumbo containers per month. Each contains' 800 pieces. ''If It's an antique, we bring lt in," he said. Bixby was a retailer In Newport Bea.ch-for-iHlumber-of--years-ljefore ·he went Into the wholesale business with his wife. Store hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdayfrorn9a.m. to noon. Jonethen Bixby •nd Cheryl Bixby atock !ngllah entlque1 from the Vlctorlen and Edwerdlen period• at Jonath1n Bixby whol•••le atore In S•nt•Ane. ~ ' • v I ~ ' ~ ~I .... :1 ... .... ~ -i.. l '--' I ;: .J ._ ... ' a . ~ ' .. ~ ~ ~ lo ~ ~ ~ ~ 1. ~lolo •, ~~ ~ F ~~ ~ ~ ~lo ~ * Suppien.nt to Q>9t UF£, Wed1181d111:,, No"li1e.i ~. 1171 Md o.lly Piiot, ThurMllly, Nowtmbtr 23, 1978--GYWQ 11 Seacllff VIiiage of Huntington Beach eleganfly deplete 105 1pecle1 of Caltfomla coa1tal blrd1 on hand-painted tlle1, 1eulpture1 and mural1. · Attradive AtmOsphere Draws Audubon SOciety Christmas attractions at Seaclifr Village in Huntington Beach in· elude: -Daily drawings for $25 merchant gift certUicates from Dec. 1to11at2 p.m. -Gift wrapping to a maximum of s gifta with a purchase, and three gifta without a purchase. • 'Seacllff Village is like a museum, depicting 105 species of California coastal birds on band· ~ ~ • 25 .• Diagonal Touch Tune Star System • 100% Solid State • Module Chassis • Remote Control SAVE s I 0000 painted tiles , murals and· sculptures," spokesperson Sandy Beckman said. The open-air mall is at 2205 Main St., on Yorktown Ave., between Main and Golden West Streets. •The Audubon Society c0D4ucta tours through Seacllff VllJage," she said. ' "We're a apecie)ty theme center. aboutamHefromthewater." ODYSS1Y 100 °'°'°'of 2 Olmft. 1595 ODYSSIYZOO CtQce of 3 gemee. 1995 ODYSllY400 3.,... and IOOflng. 24'5 ODYlllYlll 3 OllMI. eoortng end ltVlll9d ~ 2995 . ' I 1 .. . l2 GIVING-Supplenie.,I 10 CQes( LIFE, Wedneedey. ~ 22. 1971 ,nd 0.1ty Pilot, Thurwdey. ~ 23. t978 '* .. ., Finicky Fox Clothes Flt Teen Girls / "Teen girls probubly are lhe most difficult people on your Christmas gift list to shop for." Help la available lro-m-·-ary~ay Shelton, owner of The Finicky Fox, a tee n specialty store at 15166 Golden West St. in Westminster. ''For the last two years we have bee n guiding teen girls In the selec· lion and coordination or their wardrobes. .. •'Our sales people are able to help customers choose gift items that lhelr teenage relatives and friends really wU1 Uke," she said. The Finicky Fox specializes ld · ready-to-wear fashJons, accessories and gUUtemsforlhetcen~irl. - this Christmas give her the gift of a healthier life ---· • Souno give her a membership to ~~taww a private racquetball, health and beauty club FOR WONf.N ·ONLY • Regulation rcxquetboll courts • Fully equipped gymnasium • Supervised conditioning pr0<7om • Rhythmic exercise classes • Ballet, Jazz, Y ogo and Self-Defoose classes • Nutritional guidance • Wei<jit loss pr0<7om • Jocuzzi • • Fashion and Beauty Co-ordinator • Boutique and Pro Shop •Snock Ba • • • • •Masseuse * • Relaxation Lounge • Haircutting salon • Manicllist • European Skin Core Program · • Guest Speakers on Fashion, sel f-motivation and special interest topics Located in Plaza Cudad, 8907 Warner Avenue, H untington Beach 92647 · Come by soon for a complimentary visit. limited membership -super saving by acting nowl t I . Ourgen Park West limited edl· t lons and collectors' plates In Fountain Valley values these plates. Collector's Plates Become Good Investment And Gift Because limited ed1l1on collec· tor's plates rise in value, they are a ··most decided investment." "It's almost like playing the stock m arket," co.owner Bette Anderson of Ourgen Park West in Huntington Beach said. However, unlike s tocks. they never never drop in vajue J>elow the issue price. She said they make good Christmas gifts because or their value and because they are pieces or Cine art. "We don't stock anything we don't think is going to go up,'' she said. There even is a monthly index stating the current valu e relative to the issue price. "l believe I have an intuUive grasp or what is going to rise In value," she said. She added that issue prices range from $19.SO tQ $250, and that some ' plates rise in value to $1000. Engravings , prints and litho· graphs on paper also are in Umited editions at Durgen Park West. AU business is done through mail orders . Write to P .O. Box 5174 Hunl· ington Beach, Calif. 92646 or call 964 -2955 for information. "l first started in the business as a collector then I saw a great need for advlce and counsel ror beginning collectors,·· she said. She said the buainess is named for a Boston restaurant whose motto Is "we treat everybody equally." ''There are no insiders in this buslncss," she said. Your Daily Pilot can be Recycled. °'""fie Coast Q)Hoge II !tie oltlcffll reo ~cllng center DiCosra M.- 1' I 556·598 f Spe< .al z...q ., ctNC>f" dosi(r &~v1~ ..... ~~O"pr~~h • I .... f\j ,, ,. 11 • ~ \ • I , . ,,. Center Gean for Season Harbor Vlew Center, .Newport Beach. ii beeomlnt a Christmas wonderland. Santa Claus dock.a on the 21st and remalnl uatll tbe ZSrd of December. promotion direc:tor Marilyn Decker •ald. He'll brln& free candy for ~lalton. Tbe 14 apeclalty 1hops at Harbor View Center are located in Newport Beach, Corona del llar and Irvine. Mercbantl AuociatJon president Terry Kearne~ said. "The abosie are prepared for lbe season to live 1ooct service to tbe customer." •'Harbor View Center ls a nelcbborbood center. a place to mike new friends," Mrs. Decker aata. Store boun will be extended up until Cbrlltmas day: Harbor View Center is at 1646 San Miauel Dr. in Newport Beach. Hours are from 10 a .m. Monday to Saturday. · Harbor View Cenl•r wtll extend atore -.Our• durtno the holklay1. t • Owner 8111 Mallory demon1tratH clarity of General Electric VIR model televllk>n available at Dunlap Appllances. GE Sets Interpret Color Code In 1977, General Electric received an Emmy for outstanding achieve. ment in television engineering de- velopment. Tbl1 honor recognized GE for de- velopment ol a televition designed to receive VIR <vertical integral re- ference> coding broadcast by the networks. VIR cod1nc corrects color·broad· cutlng 80 Umes each setond. The GE sets are designed to in· _terpret tbls coding and correct the color accordingly. Blll Mallory, owner of Dunlap Ap- plianccs al 10960 Talbert Ave. on the corner of Euclid St. in Fountain Valley. caJls the GE sets the "'finest television now built in the world." "VIR makes all other systems seem horse·and·buggy," Mallory said. Mallory said the system has been in GE sets foe almost two years. He said other companies are now equipping lbelr sets with VIR. · "I can distort the color In a set to the maximum," Mallory said, "and flip the VIR switch and almost magically the color comes back into tint." (FURNITURE PLAZA)' We're open Tues.-Frl. 10-7 Saturday 10-6 Sunday 12-5 Presents ... · A WICKER WONDERL "Decorator look without the decorator cost!-'' Lifestyle In Wicker & Rattan For T~ay & TomQrrow • " • Immediate Delivery so that you can finish or edd to that special ro0m for the Holidays I ALIO: A NEW ...... NT TO ADD TO OUR I LAROE llUCTION CW ORIGINAL a UNUSUAL 8ASKIET8 Complete Groupe with hundred• of fabric• to chooH from at price 1tart1119 at $499 (8 pc. group) --------. . . Supplemtot ~ ~.wE, w.cti~. ~ ~. ,1971 end Diiiy Piiot, Thurld9y, Novenlbet' 23, 1978--0MNG 15 Owner Jan Pfenon model• ~ater ,.~ available for under . $100 at aaHl'eat Faahlona In Huntington .. ach. Drink and Be Merry Pen Keeps 6orrect J:ime Need to be write on time? Try the pen-watch offered by Cla11i'est Fashions In HunUnaton Beach. It 11 1reat tor the college student becauae lt'a practical and attrac· tlve, owner Jan Pierson said. Tbe pen ii sterling sliver with an· tnlakl dilitaJ watcb. ••Feminine and aexy women 's clothlnf ls our 1pecl1lty. 1,1111 "I want wome1' to loolt beaut1ful •Ad sexy .. ••aid. • Men • eome lnlo the store with ........... ............ ····-·· .. . their wives are served wlne or col· lee while they wait. Lona dlleo drelle• for the woman who likes to cover ber lep are available. French cut and 1tralcht lea Jeans are ID COllltanl demand at Claui'est Falbloal. • Claali'•t Fuhiona 11 a' tllSe •ma. In tbe "'" Polntl abqp-D&u center, HUllUnlton Beach. HOun an ,,_ I) a.m. to 7 p.a. dallJ, IO e p.m. latardaJ ml,..,_ ... n a. . ~•p.m. 8unda1 . PENDLETON COUNTRY CLOTHES Pendleton· Country Clothes - -o/•·a )'S 11if& 111 •·ool .. . --, _., BEAUTIFUL CAREFULLY EXECUTED PLAIDS FOR HOLIDAY 1978. ELEGANT & BOLD COLORS OFFERED IN COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR SEPE RATES OF PURE VIRGIN WOOL LIMd........ tUO to 101.00 ...... ,. 41.00toU.00 11.00 42.00 to U.00 DaltMTllaMT 8TOll 1111 NIWPORT ILVD. cotTA MllA, CALIF. - .. _ 1\\n I American, lilll! !:. English 1ili 'iil; Stoneware Available At NB Shop Need an old cowboy boot bcraper or a n elegant custom . piece of s toneware? Try the Croek Shop al 471 N Newport Blvd. four blocks north of Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Brinson and Robert, owners of the Crock Shop, have an extensive ar· ray or American and Englibh stoneware and antiques. Brinson said il looks li ke grandma ·s kitche n but is more elegant. The Crock Shop carries a line of Robert's custom pickle, honey and peanut butter crocks. Brinson said Tinware ls available in mony s iz.es, colors and depictions H and m ade r edw arc and s toneware-from BrazH. England and Scotland are otrered. Orders for c ustom-designed s toneware for Christmas may be placed starting December 10th. A new addition t.o tbe Crock Shop is Jack Daniels memorabilia. Arriving from the Appalachian Mountains will be a selection of hand-crafted brooms. egg cups and old cowboy boot scrapers. 'Brinson said the Crock Shop is celebrating Its second anniversary. Store hours are from noon to 5 p. m. Sunday and Monday and 10 a m. to 5 p.m. TuesdayandSaturday. The Crock &hop In Newport .. •ch reedtet for Chrt1tm11 with thlt .. countr7 kitchen'' group' •..• ~• ,f',, ~, .,,, t ! I 1. l . '. ' ... l±±itttu.:: ~1 . , .. i:. ... Veta's Has Intimacy "Christmas isn't Christmas un· less there Is a package under the tree from Vela's Intimate Apparel, owner Veta Behr said. "We eltjoy assisting the little ones in selecting a special girt," Mrs. Behr said. ''Christmas Is a happy Ume at Vela's because it's shopping al the shop that cares about you ,'' Mrs. Behr said . Vela's has Wen In Westclilf Plaza at 1038 Irvine Ave. In Newport Beach for 1S years. •.:"· .,.:.· :2 .. -·1n1 a Frash- laaltlaJ lalidaJ ! ""'~ .. · .. M•111r ,,_. ....._ dfaplaVt some of the many gift packs available for your holiday -ehopp1ng list: They Include dried fruit nuts and custom fruit ba · ..,,.,_..offer~ are tea: coffee. jam and 1ellv. 4 d1~ferent .Jrlelies • of date P8Cf<s (Medjool, Bal'ttl. OetgetNoor). Graber fancy olives and l!!Jf• in atlells. pecans. filberts. brazils. almonds. walnuts. chestnuts and mecadamla. C..._. ,,... h*ets are yours with many tempting choices $UCh as California fancy avocados; grapes. calmena. nb1er. reel emperor Thompson seedless: Pears. com!oe (finest tasting). O"Anlou. bartlett. forelle. seckel. and apple. Excellent oholoe of citrus oranges, Texas valenela, Cahfornla nave}: grapefruits. Indian River. Florida red, sweet tasting red Texas, Coachella Valley red and white: tano.erlnes. California (Fairchild vartetv with stems and leaves). Algerian. Dancy, seedless Satsuma Hawaiian fresh pineapple. Apples. fancy Washington delicious. (red and gOld. medium and extra large). Austrian Granny Smith. Mclntosti. C.litomla pippin. Washlngtom Rome. Rome from the fM10US Oak Glen area Bananas. Hawaiian. Papaya. Australian Kiwi Fruit. C.l1fom a limes. Califorrua strawberries and rasot>emes: metons, deleft grown cantaloupes, Persian. Casaba honeydew. C,.,.._ and Medtess watermelon. fancy pacfc olives, California Jemooe. and per'""'"°ns. IMe4 ,..... packaged selecflona include pilled and Jumbo prunes. black mission aod wtule king fl(p, dried m!K fruit o~te. peaches. pears. aPP!es. Dinana chTps. cr1so apple chips. raisins. black T"°mpson Medless, large and golden. plneapple and papaya. Sulphured and unsulphured. Fntll ~ dllr as well as Apple dder. completely natural from Oak Glen and the lflOl'e e.11ollc are apple, peach. tfrewberry apple, grape, papaya. apl)lfl boysenberry, pear nectar • .auava nectar, POmegrenate juice pineapple Juice and m11ny ofherl. A c..,.... u. ef Y,._.. for vour oonvenleoce: ~chlff, Plus . Thompson • Rich life· • Nullfe • American Diet Aid • Irvine Ranch Farmers Label • Naturade product• and protein aupplementa. E"ni09 an excellent selection of natural ooemetk:s at a 10% dieoount Of'I Tuesdays and Wednesdays along with our vitamin lines. Natore·s Wav Herbs COfT1)1etes our selection. ,_ • ....W ...... tHlf one of OUf informative book• on nutrition will lasf a life time! ,,... C• .....,. arrive eac~ day -''" the stm for vour convenience and c:omptete that apeclal fresh hoffdly touch. -.... ,"'# •. :-..: IRVINE RANCH FARMERS MARKET COUPON , SHELL.ED P!_CAN ltP.4W9· ... .• 1 J ' i t. f I • • t • t-'f ... , ' f r, t f • ) ,.# ' ; •' ---~. _I: 11 OMNG-8upplefftent lO Colllt LIFE. Wedi ... HcMmber 22, 1171 end o.lly '*"· ~Nowmbll 23;1178 ;. RCA·a most edvanced. mo.t automlltlc TV everl Oelivert an excellent perfor· mance. u ... aurprlllngty little POwer - averages only 102 wattsl 100% IOlld state Xtendedllfe chaala. Mf1lllAllC ...... ~ brlnglv~llelhlOMI lnlo .... ,..""" mlillr!llllllO ...... Oll OChlr colot'I. °""' 11" •l•llL ..... ~ ~ . . ' , Immediate Processing Oferedat CM _Studio Chriaftnas -wbed the CamHy is toeethel' -ls a good time for a family portrait. Stuart Naldeth Photography at 1803 Newport Blvd. in Cosla Mesa is equipped to do executive portraits and family portraits both indoors and out.doors. Owner Stuart Naldeth said out· door portraits allow naturaJ light. making a portrait appear more re· alistic. Naideth s aid h e r ece ntly purchased a camera that will allow Immediate processing of 8· by lO·inch color photos. Naideth is an award.winning portrait photographer who formerly taught psychology. "My experience helps me to adapt my personality to other peo· ple in ·the studio and make them feel comfortable," he said. He added thal making the people feel -at ease ls essential to good photography. Studio houn are from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday, and Sun· day by appoinlmenl. Stuart Naldeth offer• Indoor and outdoor portrait• at his atudlo In Coat• Me••· 1979 MODEL RCA XL-100 19" ....... ..... ~~.I ROii ~"= ~, ,_ ·' .... •*I 1 ' ... I • • • ' .., _, < ... ~ •• ' ,, .. ·' I 'l • t .I") -' .. ~;~ .:..!~·:-*Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wedi .... ~ 22, 1971 end o.ily Pilot, Thundey, Nowrnber 23. 197J-GlVING 19 -- "Tith" model• • Bf•ck cro .. mink •nd leather fur I dellgned •nd cre•ted by B•lbo• Fura. Bare Shelves Trouble Fur Dealers, O.rders Stlll Open The shelves al most furrien wUJ shot up ln price '° much ln the past be bare d~Cbrlstmu. three inontbs, OW' prices are 30 fo 40 .. The i.ndus as a whole bas not percent leas than any other fur· been able to f 11 orders sln<?e last rier " he said. Aprll. Ail fun at Balboa Fun a.re de· ••But lf cuswmen come ln now, 1l1ned and made on the premises, we un fill orden for Cbristmu," at 1000 N. Brlatol St., Piasa owner Monte Portnoff of Balboa Newport 1n Newport Beach. Fun said. Portnolf'• family helps in all "The blg problem 11 that there upeda ol the buslnela, and bas --· PUT A HOLIDAY CRUISE UNDER YOUR ·CH ISTMAS TREE 3 DAY /3 NIGHT PARTY CRUISE FROM$249 DATE PORT ARRIVE DEPART ThUJs. April 19 .•• Los Angeles •.....•...•.•.....•.••. 4:30 P.M. Fri ..•. April 20 ..• Cruise around Guadalupe Island ....•....••.. 5.it. • • April 21 •.• At Sea ..................................... . Sun .• April 22 ... Los Angeles •...... 8:00 A.M ........ '..." ....• EASTER WEEK 7 NIGHT MEXICAN RIVIERA ALL-SEA CRUISES All Inclusive Fly/Cruises FROM$·495 DAY DATE PORT ARRIVE DEPART Sun .... April 8 ...... Los Angeles ..•...•..•....................•.... By Air Sun .... Aprll 8 ...... Acapulco ......... By Air• .•.•................•.•... Mon .•• April 9 ....•. Acapulco • . . . . . . . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....•. -.4:00 P.M. Tues .... Aprll 10 ...•. lictapa/Zihuatanejo .Early Morning ..... Mid-Afternoon Wed .... April 11 ..•.. Puerto Vallarta •••. Early Morning .......• late Evening Thurs ... April 12 •.... tvtazatlan ....•..... Early Afternoon ........ Late Evening Fri: ..•.• April 13 ..... At Sea ...........................•.................• 5.it ..... Aprll 14 ..... At Sea ..........•.•••••••...............•.••••...... Sun. . .. April 15 ..... Los Angeles .•.•••• 8:00 A.M. . .•...••..••••••..•..... •April 8 Itinerary -The Cruise Ship Ir. your hotclOvernight In Acapulco on Sunday'; sailing Monday. All prices per penon, double occupencv. round trip from Loe Angelet. Alr...a crolset also Include air fare. Air-Ma and a11 .... crulMS do not Include port tuet. All cruises on lhe taa Mardi Gras. registered In Panama. FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS CALL: (714) 975-0087 , c PlilZA NEVVPCnt TR4VEL are few people who make fine fur btft ln lt for three 1eneraUom. COila, and the fun take from ........ He -• ,..,. ol fur eaperience. PlAZA NEWPORT SHOPPING VILLAGE to elthl months at the tanners, .. be ''AU our tun are unique, whether 1000 NO. DR I STOL ST. -.... ,TE 29 said. you buy tbem.otr UM rack or not." ~ --... He Hid Util alt~~ 94..VA,..., I --~· . NEWPOJ~ 17M>Oa7 U-[;LU.UJll.6lil• ~-.r.rf4~0ar sauu ... -.w~. . ... · .4*·•.':ao.4~• ..... "'"" ,.. " ........ ·~•· ... _ •.••... "Despttc ·the fact that furs have bla unarecuatom·made. .. .. ______________ .... ~ililiiliiilllll!lml--.. ·-, ·--... ... ... ··- -- ._, • The undercounter SDU-7001 • . ., . " It has loads of built-in appeal : Four automatic cycles -Super Scour, Super Wash, Short Cy- cle, and Rinse Hold. Exclusive in-the-door sil- verware basket. Rinse-conditioner dispenser Dual detergent dispensers . Radiant convection drying. A four-color panel pack that lets you match your dishwasher with your 9ther appli- ances. Plue our llmlted-tlme-only Nvlnga. PUJS HXJ GET FREE NORMAL INSTALLATIONI ,,8,~ s299ts BURKE'S APPLIANCE HOUIS: MOK.THUU.. ... . ..... , ... . TUll .. W9. ..... , .... IAT. ll .. 4P,;fi4 • .... tl .. 4PM1 ~ew Shoe Fashions Tested At Dales Footworks in SA Dales Footworks is a s hoe rashions laboratory -its patrons are part or an experiment. "Many manuractureers ask us to ttist their new fashions , " uld a spokesperson for the South Coast Running Extras Popular "Running is close to its pinnacle in popularity.'· Owner Emmett Ross of Frontrun· nera in Newport Beach said because running b so popular, m any related items will be popular Christmas gifts. "The kit" is a group or such items sold in gift packages. A kit may include socks, s~_:;..l books. tops and warm ups wrap~ in "a Christmas box with 'the k"it' written on it." Kits range in price from $10 to $400. ·'One of the hottest items Is a Casio wrist-stop watch, which sells for $39.99," he said. · Frontrunners 1s at 1000 N. Bristol St. In P laza Newport, Newport Beach , and is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, to 6 p.m. Saturday and from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Plaza Village shop . She said Dales keeps abreast of all the newest Cashion trends. "Many people buy shoes to go with their wardrobe -at Dales. it ·s good to start from the ground up,·· she aaid. ............. _ ~ Roxie Carpenter-Drelfua slips her toot Into a display of the moat popular ahoea at Dales Footwear In South Coast Plaza Vlllag~. I r•"" • 1111)11 11 • I 'i \ "'• , 1 't•1 ., f ,, '4, -1 ,, t kr I• ~ · ', I ' \ '1 ! .. dt 'I! 'I 11 ,, lj if I I ' I I ~ ! : 1 l 1 j. : : q . ; 11I 1 l ; • 1 w'.. • 'l t1 lj 1 i :!ii . ! I •.. fl I i :: : :, t •• j ' ".'II' I' • 'II I I' I I'" I It : ll j I :I i! I: I I :1 · t I' I ·1' I I I I! ; I ;a,_ , .... : · 11 1111 : : t • i l !I I' :11 ' I ' I I! I " : I .,,. l 1 II 11 .. l , ' r -l ~ ' ~ ~.· I• t I I .. . " . . . I Owner D•ve Gordon admlrea one of the many aport f acket1 at Gordon end Company In Newport Beach. Firm Alters Clothes Gordon and Company has a Cull- t i me tailor on the premises for Christmas. "Natural fibers such as wool and woo l bl e nds are big th is Christmas," a spokesperson said. Gordon and Co. is a "gentleman's clothier," in Plaza Newport, 1000 N. Bristol St. in Newport Beach. "We have updated traditional menswear in a living room at- mosphere," the spokesperson said. Gener., menager of HObby SNck Mike Coatelo ••11•11t • rattroed •nd tr .. n model. FV Shop Equips FIOliliy,lits SAVE HUN DR ED'S on these exquisite h and sculptured. hand curved oak or alder woods. finished in oak or english wa l nut. Westmins ter Whittington-St. Michaels and Schuberts Ave. Maria chim es . Solid brass pendulum, weights and dla I beautifully etched. Beveled gla~s and West Ge rma n y's f i ne s t movements. SUPERB TO THE LAST DETAIL. "RA NCHO BERNARDO'·· 7' Save $290 $1640 ·TORREY PINES" 3'1'' Save $131 $739 "CORONADO" 3'4" Save $143 $807 "CAPISTRAN0"3T' SaveSU3 1637 We also (ealure: Howard Miller· Trend ffercbede. 8et.b Tlloma1 . Landmark Verichron -Jauch ,., •• suu, •11• 0•11Hry Oft l'leer C l ec at , I l'••r INftlltH "' .. , ~ .... ''CAUFORMAN" 8'-Save• S3391 , , f . - .. ,_ ... -~ F 22 GIVING-Supplement toeo.t LIFE. Wedl1811dmy. NcMmbetQ2. 1978 and Delly Pilot, Thur9dey, ~ 23, 1978 ·~ .• ,,;_.:·.~···· ~ ..... -........ ·------ \.of I • ••' :"'1' . •. I tN6 lllOOlll'UlllT IT ~TOM lllACH !Al Giii-"' lu<.i<y C.-IMl2-333Gl AUO.•ttt W•-...... -a-TOM lllACH Al f.W'•f'JJ 1n A Bflola nit 8'8-01U 10 YEAR ~ mnm1111@1 · 'SA!iY --A/111/Vl!i. VALUES! VALUES! ¥ ALUES! VALUES! TENNIS DRESSES IUY OME SECOND OME FREE MEN'S TEHHIS & RACQUETIALL CLOTHIHG 30%•F WlllOll • H.od • Adldet. JoM M.wcCMlllM Cowt CaMNlh ·a..... ~~~~~ 20%0FF SYb-4 -Hew lalanc• • Dolphfft ·Sport• lnhntational • S.A.I. • Stlb-4 -ALL-5HOE5-Att.- .,uy ONE PAtR AT THE REGULAR PRICE A.HD RECEIVE AM EQUIVALENT PAIR AT •.. RecJular Price ALL FAMOUS MAKES OM SALE -ALL- WARMUPS TENNIS • UCQUnlALL • tlUNHtMG SIUCS • RAIN SUITS $1·2 YY OIL . FREE STRING JOB With PwchaH of Any HewFl'CllM LADIES SPEEDO SWIMWEAR UP 500/ OFF TO /0 . ONCE-A-YEAR IHVIKTOltY CLIAIAl4CI! 20°/o OFF This Is the tight of the ''Free Boat Rides With Santa .. , 1pon1ored by the I Ski Fashions Go European The soon·lO·be Lake Placid Olym- pic games arc changing the "look" in ski clothing. Ski Mart owner Sal Bchnam said European style in cJothing is becoming fashionable . Thick padding in ski pants. puffy ski jackets and ski suits that func· lion better arc the trend. , Ski Mart carries Bogner , Kitcx. Roffe and K-2 equipment. Mark Fulton. store supervisor. said skis arc 8 to 10 centirnetcrs longer. Fulton added that boot designs arc changing for better pcrforman· ceon the!\now. Ski Mart has certified ski re pairmen on the premises, and rcn tals a rc offered Ski Mart is at 2700 West CoCJ!.t Highway in Newport Beach Health Club Motivates Members "If a woman feels good about herself she'll be far more produc· live to herself and her family." These arc the words of John Gonzalez and the concept behind bis women·s health club The Getaway. The Getaway is a social activity center for women which offers a program built on motivation. Gonzalez said The Getaway Is for women who need to get away from it all. Club members can relax in the lounge or pl ay racquetball. The Getaway offers SCJltna , Jacuzzi. dance and .weight control classes The Getaway opened eight weeks ago in Plaza Ciudad al Magnolia St a nd Wa rner A ve .. Huntington Beach. A special $75 initiation fee 1s available lo a group of five women who enroll simultaneously and work for the same company. The Getaway has regular fashion shows and a hair and skin care salon. A masse~e also is available l o<i<-• Yolloq,. • 1-1 /·I V111 Opnd ,, ·; Nr ~ P"' I 11,.,,. '-· ~ 1 I 11 I 1 ~ Supplemtnt to Coaat LIFE, Wednelday, N<Mmbef 22, 1978 and Dally Piiot, Thursday, November 23, 197&-<31VING 43 Co--owner Scott Zucker worb on diamond• end Hpphlrt1 et Jewels of Newport. IF ·rOU'VE.$01 IT, ILAUN1 1111 SOPHlmCATED, CONTEMPORARY SIZES 3 -13/14 ,. For all out .glamour. shine and ~·, /. shimmer 1n dresses. Disco /I\ wear and gowns in crepe, silk. · silesta. nyesta licra spandex. . MOW CARRYING 'f~ "RAG OTY BLUES" .EANS FIOM 22.00 to 30.00 (Straight Legs) ALWAYS BB.OW RETAIL . PRlaS Of COURSE OPEN DAILY I 0-7 SUN. 11·4 Malhrc ...... ~ .... .cl Vito Gold Rolls Royce Offered One of Jewels of Newport's custom pendant designs is a Rolls Royce made of 14 carat gold with diamond headlights. Jewels or Newport is one of a few wholesale jewelers in Newport Beach. "I carry $10 jewelry for the office girl or $100,000 items for a town ex· ecuti ve, ''co-owner Stew Zucker said. "We guarantee our merchan· dise," he added. A broad selection of gold chains are orrered at Jewels of Newport. Visit.ors ·are welcome to browse around the st.ore, Zucker said. J ewels of Newport is family owned and operated. Zucker's son Scott is a jeweler and his wife a sale$person, he said. Brand names, including Cartier Omega, Seiko and lfofova;·ari available. · · Repaln and designs using fine diamonds and gems are done on the premises. Jewels of Newport is at 1000 Bristol St. North in Plaza Newport, Newport Beach, near Orange County Airport. . Store hours will be extended In December for customer coove· nience. · Hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday, until 9 p.m . Friday, and 6 p.m . Satur~ay .. General Minager lee Stuck and HouHwarH M1nager Pat Simon of Crown Hardware admire the Mighty Chef gourmet food pre>ce•eor. See related Mory on p1ge 4. j • J ; 1 l 1 I . ! I : ' 44 GIVl.NG-Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wedn8$day, Nowrnb1W 22. 1978 and Dally Pilo_!. Thur~.:....~ _23. 197~ * SUPERMARKET OF HOBBY GOODS I .. . s111e Stt1rts ....... FRIDAY NOV. 24TH THRU WE.DNESDAY NOV. 29TH 18 WHEELER RADIO CONTROL TRUCK II.ADY TO'° WITll IAllO RETAIL '1 IJUJ.: IA T/llW U<;ll Sl09.95 IN IC itJJ/O CONTJW J, .....• 74'' TUCTOI lllGAllS AMO DISDfGAGfS 1Ullll AU1otlATKAll1 '"' '"' ,.,.. .. ". ·~°"'""•··~ ,, .. tkl •lliftlfft•l~..it., ~"' .... •'"'"4 lflf\11•" lird fl•f1~"1'Hl'f f1'1'""w' t"f'f"lfltl'""" OM_,. L)l-or\ fOf ..... d ~"", ...... \of" 8f,-.,. \h.,, ..,.,..,.,. tu·tir• ,,.,. •"••n•""'•"' ... -.J lr4+\rr l•.Jl ,..,n f1l •r ,..,..rJ tu ff<rf"•f n •• twd .,. •• fu4i1 ~ "'"""" NEW 50% OFF . -GALAX IV IF YOU BUY BEFORE DEC. 1st., "OiiC'o;"° 49% OFF • TYCOWILL PAY YOU 55.00 .... -1~.-,1-•• -.-,1-,-a-ck-a-,e ..... TOTAL SAYINGS = $29.51 RA:~a1!~!a!~a~.~rPAK SUGGESTED RETAIL $49.50 ----~•FOAM CESSNA 180 • TESTOR .049 ENGINE •AERO SPORT TWO RADIO• A 1re11 beginntrs p1ckol1t gel 11110 r.tdi•• control 00 th.11 hu 111 you need to 119 Airplane , En1ine & l.essfrom~O $5001---R.t•dl•o c•on•tr•ot•sv•stt•m------------.. '" 1'tOO DOUBLE Your cost with rebate ·si,., LCX>P RACING ---...-.- RETAIL $48.00 -~l_,9'' 1 per customer B.t.~ -_____ ...._'r ~.,""'-' .... I.fl! ..... Limit: 03 'OFF ., , s5 RiFiiND · ·-... ~ .. ~, .-----------·I lttft's llOw to get yGllr $5 rtfl!M. I Po1th.lst l,to S S~t!r $l1~ill> ff~~ btfllft 0oc I ~18 1 Colt.A ~ M.lC• IV"ClO ol !!If' \M '1312 hOfll Ille ll!ld llMll'! 3 lntlO\r" IOQl'thl'! ••In i a.ltd~ 1rcrt01 ailCl 1111\ Co.Jj)OI' •"h i<>v na"'t <ll'll I lllOflSS i1110sencl10 S~ StrrJ\ Ollet PO Bo• NII 112 (1 PilO h lr/Jll ~ •!IQUN ""'-" Dt IJOll""''ea,., we t~ O«"""' 1!> •9'8 ().ti llftt •tfin!,,,.. 11i.tt"'CC Au'°"'~ •or •tt.1111 2880 • 1 CURVEHUGGER HP2 ~.Olow\'lllO • I CURV£HUGGEA HP2 ' 8....., Sfr.,k S-Vall • t 1'1119-"' Rte.no Corll!OIWI • S.. eoi-i. IO t OolAlle O¥tl ~ • Ctlltll 81t1M!f Free ""'h F\tull • --,._,... ~ u l l"'41Ct Name ______________ _ ...... ~._111111 ... ALSO STORES IN: e LA HABRA e ENCINO • RIV ERSLD_E t l f # J r l 'ti l ' l l 1 , ~ J # i ll ! 1 , . • ' Large Stock· Of Mahogany Is On Sale Furniture PJaza in Costa Mesa or. fer s a 60·percent discount on m a hoga ny furn iture through Christmas. "We mainly are a wicker and rat· tan store, but we h ave some mahogany. "We offer this discount because we've over·buill on mahogany and we want to make the store com· ple tely wicker and rattan." a spokesman from the Furniture Plaza Philippines office said. Furniture. PJaza is al 103 W. 17th St. in Cos& Mesa. near Newport Boulevard. "Our prices are 30 to 40 percent be)ow any prices on comparable furniture in the U.S .. " be said "because we manufacture in the Philippines and import directly - there's no middleman ... He said Furniture Plaza's wicker designs won first place this year ror quaJity and design al Germany's Cologne Fair. Custom upholstering is one at· traction of Furniture Plaza, and custom designing also is done. The "Maynlla" grouping of wicker and fully upholstered cu1hlon1 la Imported from the Phl.llppfnea by Furniture Plaza. The lU)Okesman said customers get "a decorator ...... k without the expense or a decorator, because • Delectable Collectables for the Ultimate in Holiday Gift Giving • many decorators buy from this company." He added that hotels throughout the world buy wicker furniture from Furniture J_>laza because of its 18th & 19th Century antiques, china, sltver, Jewelry, Ink wells, and boxes. 1831 Westcllff Or. -Acroea from Weetcllrf Plue \ ~ ~~8~.~ 7,1~ft,1"1'4f (I '•~\ ~;::;;;;;;;;;;;:....___~_ durability -he said it lasts for' years. "We offer comfortable credit," he said. No interest is charged until 90 days after purchase, and financing KIDS SKI TOO! AT up to three years is offered. "We offer immediate delivery on • all merchandise for Christmas, and we do custom upholstery within three days ," he said. NEWPORT SKI COMPANY 2500 W. Coast tt.w . •~rt Beach• 831 ·3280 VI Mile East of Newport Blvd. . ! l • ' i ~ 1 I 4 l j ' . .l t . . 42 GIVING-Supplement to Q>ast LIFE, Wedneedly. NoYember 22. 1978 end Deity Pilot, Thu~. November 23, 1978 Phone Lecives Home Tired of tripping over Jong ex· tension cords? Now there is a portable telephone that can make and receive calls to and from anywhere in the world. "Travel Phone" is marketed by Communications Systems at 18582 .Beach Blvd. in Huntington Beach. "The portability and light weight of the unit is unique In the field of mobile telephones," a spokesperson said . "When you leave home, the Travel Phone can go with you - keeping you in constant touch wilh your personal or business affairs," the spokespersen said. Several unique features can be in· stalled in Travel Phone to enhance its useful ness, including : -Voice scramblers e nsure con- versation privacy. -Direct dialing in matched sets of Travel Phones allows calls from one phone to another. -Three case colors currently are beige, black and red. · -Battery chargers keep the nickel-cadmium rechargable bat- teries at peak capacity. "The cordless convenience re· lieves you from having to wait around your house or office for an important catl when you would rath e r be e l s ew h ere," a spokesperson said. All models arc FCC registered and approved for RCC mobiJe telephone operation., Each unit bas a one.year factory warranty should it ever need §ervic-ing. Childhood Dream Comes True r ' "Tr•vel Phone .. la a Ilg ht weight moblle telephone av•ll•ble •t Communlc•tlons Systems In Huntington Beach. Nancy Noel is a collector of anti· que jewelry since she was 10 y'?ars old. Her childhood dream of oWnihg an antique jewelry store has come true. "If someone is looking for unique jewelry, Uley should come here," she said. Nancy Noel Fine Antique Jewelry at 3040 E. Coast Highway across from Albertson's in Corona del Mar de als exclusi vely in antique jewelry. "INTRODUCING'·' Our de1i6Mr collection of 14 lcl. gold hand crafl~d fine allfOii00.1~1- "willa diamond ~adll61au" U11e H a Pendent, Key Chain, Stick Pin or Mon.-y Clip The Classic Rolls Royce The Stylish 450SL Mercedes I The Sporty Por10he , The Sleek Corvette SPECIALIZING IN • Diamonde at Wholeeale • Cutom Deelgn~ in 14K a 18K gold • Chaim• Watchee •Fine Jew~lry Graduate Gemologiet JEWELS OF NEWPORT ~ PLAZA NEWPORT SHOPPING VILLAGE 1000 N. BRISTOL (At Jamboree) NEWPORT BEACH -975-0867 .I Pieces from 1850 to 1920, and a few from the rate 1700s are oflered. "In addition to the value of the gold and stones," Miss Noel said, "antique jewelry bas the value of being a.n antique. · She said that antique jewelry has better workmanship than some of today's jewelry. "I have a selection of good gold jewelry." she said, adding that a few silver pieces, are also ava.Cable. Store hours are from 10 a.m. to 5.· p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Thi• antique dresa coordinates well wHh the antique jewelry at Nancy Noel Fine Antique Jewelry In Corona del Mar. l • 1 i. ' '¥ 1II1 'tll p • I 1 J 1 V 1 n ( ) p~ ~, •, ' . "°~ t .... p,,, t R,. " ~ • ,.., 1 ~ 1 ·I 1 fJ '• .. ~: .,: -+ • .. . .. ~ . .. ·~ r:· ~·-[~. ~. .. I .. .. . . •' .. 1: ' . .. .. ,. .. .. ·• • j !.: p .1 . ' I .1 j. .. ~ l . , ; ! . , t · 1 l'' Ul ~1 l r l T ;,l A! w :;! ... '1 ·:1 " ... , l ! i l 1 ' j I J I . . 1 J Intricate carving hlghllqht• many of the clock• at Gallery of Clock•. Hand-carved Clocks Endure •'Clocks make nice Christmas gifts because they last forever." Inferior Imports which "wear out in 90 days;· aren't carried said An· thony Palladino, co.owner of the Gallery or Clocks. "We expect our hand-carved clocks to sell well at Christmas because no two are the same," he said. These clock's are hand carved at the Garo factory In San Diego. Hand-carved clocks range in price from $750 to $7000, and the manufactured clocks range from $20 t-0 $3000. Gallery of Clocks, at 7084 Edinger St. in Huntington Beach. has some or the largest grandfather and waJI clocks in the world. The shop also has one or the largest selections or clocks in Southern California. Name brands include : Howard Miller, Trend, Deco r and Herschede. "A clock is lil{e any piece of fine furniture.·· he said. Repair of services also is offered at Gallery of Clocks. Lamps Come In Many Sizes Tiffany House offers small nine- incb lamps and shades up to 36- inches which are used in discos and hotels. Lamps and shades are displayed at Tiffany House in two areas. -The front room shows shades by collect.ion. -The main room shows the shades by siie. Kenneth Townsend is the new owner of Tiffany House in Santa Ana. ~, - Tiffany shades originally were made by Louis C. Tiffany in New York at the turn of the century. The Tiffany House painted walls the aame color as the basic shade backgrounds. . The celling was darkened so customers can picture bow a shade will look in their homes. For customers who have design problems, Tiffany House bas a full time Lnt.erior and product designer on staff. Tiffany House is at 2218 North Main st. in Santa Ana. Hours are from 9 a .m:to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The Holiday Season always confronts us with the problem of selectlq gifts for friends, relatives, employees-and associates. Christmas crowds and the holiday rush demand tremendous amounts of your Ume and enero. Just when you would like moet to spend the time at home with your loved ones. Bayside Fharmacy, and Bayside Card N' Parti would like to offer the perfect solution: HoUday Gift Certificates to make your holiday gift giving a pleasure. B~SIDE.i PHARMAg 1016 bayslde drlve • newport beach • Cllllfomla 92662 l 1, 1.. 'V 1II1" I' • I / 1 'ast LIFE. Wedileedey. Nollembe'r 22. \978 and Dally Pilot. Thursday.~ 23. \978 J .... Dee Ann Castro, left, Kh•lll-Khalll and Sapahe Kha Ill enjoy helping the customer at K and B Menswear In Coste MeH. Disco Wear, Western Hats and Boots Stocked K and B Men's & Boy's Wear or. fora casual clothing in sizes from 2 to 50. A Golden Wave lee shirt Is one ' holiday gift. idea suggested by K and B manager Selamen Khalil. K and B Men's & Boy's Wear of· fers a selection of brand name clothing Including : -Golden Wave Reflections of Christmas Past The Fine Traditions Classic styles i11 updaJtd lra1l1/1011· al wear a11d our commitmr11t to q11alily. ~troicr & comfort. f.xprrl t111lori11g 011 tltt premises. Co11· 1•r11ir11 / park· "'.": • QA'!,~0~~1e!11 CO. . ' Mo11. & Tut's. 10~6: Wrd .. T111m .• rri. 10-9. Sn'I. 10-S:JO .. ~~Jl-~Nedh.•AIM rt h. • <11•1 r.. Hang Ten -Ocean Pacific 2300 Harbor Blvd .. in the Harbor Center, Costa Mesa. Khalil said disco wear, western hats and boots arc available Kand B Men's & Boys' Wear is at Store hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and to 5 p. m. Sunday. GIVE A PRESENT WITH A FUTURE NORMAN ROCKWELL'S LIMITED EDITION "O'lristmas Dream .. by Norman Rockwell A masterP'eoe of Christmas magic by America's best loved artist. Pa.lnted over VJ century ago In subdued VictPrlan style which characlerlzed his early career Limited edillon plate S24.60 VI~ ~as1er Charge accepted Add 6% sales lax ,.,. NOtllltn Aock .... ll Cerol., Otne,.,enl A ~~~ C*Olef ....... ...., IMnd '" 11'911 IL""'l«I Ed!llOlll $1500 Ask us about your other ooUeotable limited edition ptate needs . ----OONT WAIT · SUPPLY LIMITED---- -Uurgen Park West, Inc. Hunti"6t0n lkach, Californio. 9J646 • .• 3>;174 ~ifH-66 t l • i ' 1 1 1 j l J l : 1 • . '• : ' .. ~ .. 1 I I . ..:rt- 40Klndiof Wood-from- 30 Countries Available There are two types or lumber yards. One sells softwoods such as pine. Hardwood Center apeciallzes in the hardwoods traditionally used for furniture making, said owner Ray Johnston. Hardwood Center ls al 11211 Slater Ave. in Fountain Valley. Woods sold include: oak, walnut, birch and cherrywood. • Hardwood Center carries about 40 different kinds of wood, which in· elude Imported woods Crom 30 coun· tries as well as domestic woods. Johnston said because or higher quality a nd prettier grain hardwoods make excellent furniture. Hardwood Center offers custom cutting. Johnston said they handle wood cutting .trom simple $3 frames lo elaborate $3,000 mirrors. Owner Ray Johnston of Hardwood Center In Fountain Valley ahow• Pam Selfent ro•ewood lumber for bMlldlng purposea. "My Deaaah - Even rich people like to save 1noneyl That's why I buy-from Home Shot«Jn, Inc. Special savings now with 20o/o of/ custom draperiea. and Virginia comea to niy la.owe/" So convenient! ~ ·-. ........... , .... _. ,_ * Supplement toCoaee LIFE. w.dlllldly, NcMmbef 22, 1978 '1'd Dally Pilot, Thurldly, No¥embef' 23. 197&-GMNG 37 -.. liS§ 1 l l ! l 1 f ? • 1 j ' . J t . . 1 J . : ' : ' 4 c 311 OIWO-Supplement lo Colli UFE. ~. No"9mbef 22. 1978 Md Dally Piiot, T~. NoV9mber 23, 1978 Store Comes to-Home Custom Interior services are available 24 hours a day. Home Shown Inc. 's answering service provides a unique service to people shopping for wallpaper , draperies and window treatments or an tilnds. "My store la my van," Virginia Hanley said, "when people call I bring my store right out to their door." She la vice president of Home Shown lnc. ''The customer never has lo leave the house," she said. Mrs. Hanley said home service ls desirable because customers deal with the items In their own homes and therefore know what to expect. She said her van Is equipped with samples and that all deliveries of the materials are by United Parcel. Home Shown Inc. carries all ma· Jor designers. Popular items Include wide.blade abutters and wooden Venetian blinds. Custom Interiors that may take days of shopping can be done ln a few hours at Home Shown Inc. Mrs. Hanley said. Only Magnavox in Stock Virginia Hanley of Home Shown Inc. call• on a client with a few of her aampfe book•. Kerm Rima ln Costa Mesa offers complete entertainment for the home. Magnavox la the only line stocked at Kerm Rima, and the Home En· tertalnment Center combines fine furniture with quality stereo and televiaion. "Magnavox ls one or the best lines around and about the only sur· vivlng model made ln the U.S.," the manager said. His name is Kermit Rima Jr. - "like Kermit the frog," he said. Televisions range in size from a 9·inch portable lo a 25-lnch color star system. •'The star system ls top or tho llnc. "Magnavox has a patent on the remote control srslem, which d1S · plays the. channe and time on a 5· 22 kt. GOLD & CAANatAN SERPENT AAMBAND •1850. Inch digital reading on the screen. "You can kick back with a beer in one hand and the ,control In the other -you don't even have lo get up," he said. The star system bas a 100-percent solid state modular chassis. This way, If something goes wrong with the set, "you just pop In a new module." "It's 95-percenl repairable In the home," be said. Kerm Rima services Magnavox equipment within two lo three days. Because the sets are made in the U.S., there's no problem obtaining parts. Kerm Rima is al 2666 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa, one block south of Adams Avenue. "Kerm Rima is one of the best ind biggest hardware stores In Costa Mesa," be said. Manager Kermit Rima scans the room with a color camera av41ttable at Kerm Rima In COata Meaa. the dodllk9a ~ lhOpt, ~and bulNIMa OI MNA POINT HAAIOR lrwll9you to Clll~ate the leOIOf\ In VOi own home pert; Holldav ... Ughtl loot Porode/OeCember 916-9 pm lanto Vllltll.ard~9• l0/1~pm .... IOatMd91Wllh~J6·~J)fn · I • • • • • • • ' • • -• I' It • • • • • • • • • • • ' ,., ..... _,If, ... .,.... ... 4• ,..~-'I~> ......... 'Ill ""'\V" f • • l . ' • ~ ~ • • . I , .'. • ' •·. ' , .,1 .,;. ·~--"w....;• ~ l • • • ' ,...._ • I • ' •• • r ' ~ -' I • .... ,, ' ' 1Z If r. Ii; ' . . . . . \ ' I Supplennt toeo.t UfE, WedllMCMy, NoYefnber ~ 1978 end Delly PlloC, Thur'ldey, No't'embef 23, 1978-GIVING 35 Mike Johnson, a technician at A·OK Service Center, repal,. • tetevlalon. Videotape Recorders in Stock A·OK Service Cente r of Costa Mesa is provldlng a new facet in television viewing pleasure. Owner Larry Koch said videotape recorders add the new dimension in television use. "Videotape recorders we stock can be programmed to record automatically for seven days," he &aid. A·OK Service Center offers· in· slant credit up to $750. the finest rn leaded glass. Tiffany style shades I Libraries ruled with television programs on videotape allows owners to view more programs at a lower price. Koch said the libraries charge $5 In exchange with another cassette, but cassettes may be j>urchased without exchange. - A·OK Service Center ls at 2251 Harbor Blvd. lo Costa Mesa. Hours are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. (formerly antique tiffany house) (714) 541-3751 'Disco Chic' Comei·Allve The "disco c hic" collection makes "hair come alive" at Magic -M-irror Beauty Salons. The collection Includes the follow· ing styles: -The "lalln hustle," which "rel· lshea the unbridled freedom of an unset perm." -The "studio 54," or "something special for Saturday night.'' -"The galaxle," which ''sparkles." -The "slde brush," wblch "com· plementa eiamorous fashions," -The "shuffle cut," which bas a "young style." -"'Ibe twirl," which is "laced in gold." Magic Mirror Beauty salons are at 10119 Adams Ave. in HunUnitoo Beach, at 1620 San Miguel Dr. ln Newport Beach, and at 5315 Unlversll>'. Drive in Irvine. Magic Mirror Beauty Sa~n ataya on top of the faahlon acene wHh the "Studio 54" look for a dflCO Image. JONATHAN BIXBY'S British & Scottish Antiques Wholesale to the Trade In Santa Ana Ill 1:011l .Jumbo ( lllll.tilll'I" ~;iii · ... I \ f • I \ . , . \ \ f I \ \ I ' f • I, ... F eaturing .. •Desks •Lamps •Tables •Chairs *Washstands * Hallstands *Leaded Glass •Mlrron •Roll Tops •Trunks •Tins *Display Cabinets *Brass Items •Showcases •Sideboards •Wardrobes •Palntln&s *Unusual Pieces 8900 Square Foot Warehouse Best Baya ID Southern Callfornla . 2fll Croddy W11, SH&. .Ua w .. ! .. ' .. ·i I I . ' , 1 • . ' -31 OtVING-Supplement lo C:O... LIFE, Wedi .... Nowmber 22. 1971 end Dally Piiot, Thurldty, NoYember 23, 1978 * Bole Dore In Newport Beach lmport1 thl• furniture from ell eround the world. Silk Plants Featured Wall clocks, silk plants, dining tables, modular selltint and graphics are offered ln wide selec· lions at Bois Dore, Newport Beach. "We Import directly. from France, Spain, 1tal1 and Copenhagen and CUTY a fine selec- tl on of very conte mporary merchandiAe," said Jim "Pitts, Bois Dore manager. Fine name brands include Preview, Tha yer Coggin and Pacific, Pitts said. Pitta said catalog and sample boob for ipedal orders are avalla· ~.e to CUit.omen. Bola Dore ls at 3295 Newport Blvd. on the Balboa Peninsula across from City Hall ln Newport Beach. Hours· are ·rrom 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daUy, unUJ 7 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. ALK TO ME! Christmas Shoppers: SAVE $ 200 Lack of cont6d could mean loss of business. contrllets "°' materillhzil\g. appointments mllsed . . . get the ex1r11 edge over the GC>f'nlMtltlon with our new. llgh1welght 7'Ullld Phw'Y the 11lel ... • ..-ce ... electronic tele,..._. ..._. ..... '°• ht com· m.itd .••. don't lose another lmpoT1ont call °' look '°' a poy phone *In! This 23 oi. hand·hekl. fully self-oon1111ned TrHel ... o .. It the ftnl to be powerful and Mnslltve enough to opcrace lndoOfs and out ••• lofl9 ranee to reach se.lon• In 50 1tat•• .•.. conwm to "dlr«t·reply" P.-r .... • Moblle or Bnebse Phone bUt ~ Euy pulh button system Is opcrlllonally Nedy '°' tomorrow's com· puttrlttd dlrtc1·dldng lytttm. ............ '" ..... v.,,,, ~ ._.... ..... , .. ~ A.....W.. lltPleC!M ll>oCer """"' ...-,...,, u... ...,.,...._ 111 Ille U a A. '*"""ftllll ...,_W W.CS ''Cll f• I Free, ttoJ1111ti1R .... 1tr1till TldaJ." COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS - 18582 Beach Blvd , Suite 8. Huntington Beach, Cafiforn1., <>264M e DAklill f'lt1 OMl 714)' ·91 ' i . • ' 1· .. .. I . . I f I • ~ 1t Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wedneedey ~ 22, 1978 and Oe•fy Pilot. Thuracsey. Neivemt>et 23. 197&-Glltl"'G 3J Seasonal Singers The holiday Spirit wlll flow when fhe. UC lrvlne Chrf1tme1 Choru1 end the Slatera end Friends Chrl1tma1 Cerolera sing et 7 p.m. Frfday lri South CoHt Plaza VIiiage. . Produce Fresh Daily 70 Percent Farmed Locally Irvine Ranch Farmers Market of· fers more lhan 200 different types or produce and gift items. ,. Dried fruits and nuts, tea, fresh dates. gourmet coffee and special jam and jelly gift packs are avaJJa. hie, owner J on Hubbard said. l''resh cut t lowers ror center pieces on Christmas tables may be ordered. . Customers may purchase -JD-to SO·pound custom baskets of fresh fruit. "Uurang our growing season March throu&h November, 70 per. cent of what we offer we get from the Irvine ranch and surrounding farms, Hubbard said. Exotic produce like bananas is bought in Los Angeles clafly, he said. Irvine· Ranch Farmers Markel ls al 14002 Myford Road in Irvine off lhe Santa Ana Freeway, between Culver Drive and Redhlll Avenue. The Kit. Ifs a shirt. shorts. shoes ond socks. It's anything you choose for any sport you choose. Mix and match. And wait for the magic day and the biggest smile you \te ever seen $32to$89. For 8tockwatchers. Some f)60()le h'ke to keep tracl< on the tracl<. We offer everything • from elaborate CaSlo running C81culators lo sim()le oedom· eters Just come to Frontrunners and ask for the time $14 so to $t49 The Business Suit. For the serious athlete or any- one who wants ro look like one we've got a tremendous selec· lion orbeautiful and functional warm·ut> suits. Adl(}as. Fran/< Shorter UltraS(XX1 All sizes All colors $24 to $199. Boole em For the f)er{)61ual learner. Frontrunners is a virtuat /1brary of information With all this year's biggest titles Become engrossed m any sport and you won't even feel muscle strain in the morning $1 SO to $10 And everything In between. If you still haven~ found anything you like. we counter With bags- fancy and plain. foot massagers. t·sh1rts. shorts, rain SU/ts. and all-weather gear. (If you Sltll can't decKJe, stap trying We have gift cemt1cates J $4 99 to $54 9!J. If you think there are only two ways to buy clothes for sports-the too-big, imper- sonal way or lhe two-small, understocked way, you haven't been to Frontrunners. We've got over 15,000 pairs of shoes. In over 175 different styles. Nike. Puma. New Bal- ance. Adidas. Brooks. All the major league players. With an absolutely dazzling selection of state-of-the- art athletic wear. Shirts by G. U.T. S. Elegant warm-ups by Ultrasport, Adidas and Jelenk. The latest tennis wear The latest everything , Plus orie thing nobody else has: Frontrunners service. Personal , knowledgable atten - tion. Genuine hetpfulness. (If you've forgotten what it's like, come refresh your memory.) Don't let the holidays pass without seeing the play. It's going on now at Frontrunners. I ... MellHa Rhone, left, maneger Evl Siiberman and Alverta Clevenger dlaplay • gift pack at Hickory Farme. Gift Packs Fit Holiday Mood Hickory Farms has the gift for ~ople who have everything -food. "People always like to eat," owner Mlke Munz said. He said food from Hickory Fanni appeals to aU ages and income groups. "Food isn't like a Ue -It can't be the wrong color. ''It always fits, you can always enjoy it, and you can entertain peo- ple for Christmas with lt," he sa.ld. Gift packs at Hickory Farms r ange in price from $12.95 to $79.98. They loclude: cheese. teas, jams, fruits, jellies and meats. He added that the old fashioned atmosphere makes shopping easier. Hickory Farms ls at Westcllff Plaza, 17th Street and Irvine Avenue In Newport Beach. WHEN YOU'RE foo BUSY TO SHOP CALL CORNUCOPIA "The Professional Shopper" A shopping service for busy people. That's Cornucopia! Our shoppers can find those unusual gifts that you don't have time to look for -and we work within your budget. Unique gifts for your office staff, family or friends -all wrapped and ready to got No list too small or too large. Let us brave the crowds and find the parking spaces. You just relax and have the best Chrf st mas ever ! LET THtS BE THe CHRISTMAS YOU DON'T DO A THINO Call 540-0488 CORNUCOPIA . '"f ht Professional Shopper" 4 JH--~.-....:~. ' Appliance Advice Given •'Customers a ppreciate us for knowing about appliances," Nancy Burke said. Mrs . Burke ls C<H>wner with her husband Of Burke's Appliances at 1145 W. Baker lo Costa Mesa. "Most people only buy a major appliance every seven years," she said, "and they often may not be knowledgeable about appliances." Maytag, Whirlpool and Admiral appliances are carried. "We dealt in servicing for ten years," she said, "and my husband feels these brands perform the best." Co-owner Nancy Burte point& to the new feature& of the 1979 Maytag )*dean dlahwaatMtr avaHable at Burtce'• Applancea In Coat• Meaa. INTIME FOR CHRISTMAS. 8xl0.,COLOR Portraits Ready while you wait. Now you can get a professional 8 x 10 color portrait of yourself or members of your family. In second~. Imagine ... a large-foonat photograph ready to go moments after the sitting. And, our wide selectiOn of frames and mounts will give your portrait an extra look of elegance. Portraits make ideal gifts and ours are made more ideal because they're ready for giving right away. 8 x 10 color portraits in an instant. Call for an appointment today. Only $24.95 stuart · naideth photography 645-6800 557-291-4 1803 N~rt Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 . I 11·. ..1.. ~ ' ' -. -~ - : ... . ,_ ;: ~' ~~ ~ " ~ ':. -· .. . . +., j j i ~ . . ~ . I I • ~ . j • I j . ' l I f • i . . ~ . :. " ' I . • ,f I . I ..;$. rhl• dllpley of diamond •nd erMr•ld rlng1, 14-Ur•t-90fd chain •nd • diamond wristwatch eddl to the euomnent of fine Jewelery et Wm. Roberta Jewelere In Newport Beech. Ka.a MEN 'S & BOY'S WEAR •LARGE SELECTION OF CLOTHES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY •UP TO SIZE 50 •FOR WORK AND DRESS •FEATURING WESTERN ATTIRE •FREE ALTERATIONS WESTMINSTER 8521 W.1tmln1ter Ave. (714)114-1813 - \ Women Clue HusbandsOn Holiday Gift Desires_ ·~ i--;,:.- Wm. Robert.a Jewelers has a sale • ·-·~~: ror Christmas gift buyers. - .. We have such a good price on : chains and ctiarms that our customers find it hard not to buy them," owne r Willia m Roberts said. "We have top quality, but we also have many •bread a nd butter items," be said. Merchandise at the Lido Marina Village shop ranges in price from less tban,$100 to $25,000. Lido Marine Village is at 3424 Via Oporto in Newport Beach. "The most unique designs by -·-Wl!llam Roberts are at the Lido j Village shop. :-; "We design anything anyone wants," be said, noting be designs m uch fewelrv himself . . orten, women browse before Christmas and give their husbands clues to jewelry pieces they want . .. When a husband buys a present from us, they buy that special piece of Jewelry the wife always wantA!d," Robert.a said . Wm. Roberts Jewelers ls open every day from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. OVER 44rSHOH a IERVIC!S .. • 32 GiV1NG-Svpplerne0it 10 ColtSI LIFE.. Wedneedey, November 22. 1978 arid Daily Piiot. Thu~ay. November 23. 1978 * CM .~hopping .Center Undergoes Face Lift llarbor Cl'nh!r as huvmg a face hfl The pJCking lot ts being rt· !>Urfaccd, areas of trees and shrub bcr y are being added in front and back and a nc" mc1ts<1gc-na!thing sign b being creeled on Harbor Blvd Advcrtis 10g coordinator Terry Janes said Harbor Center is seeking lo become more or a community commercial center "We have many spt.'Cialty shops coming in now." she said. Harbor Center, al 2300 Harbor Blvd. comer or Wilson St in Costa Mesu. is owned by Russell Jedinak. Mrs Janes i.aad he ha:. been in strumcntal in the drive to improve H:.irbor Ccntc:r. "When he took o\'er we h::id a lot of empty store spacei,," Mrs J anes said "Now we huve a w<1iting list " Harbor Center of Costa Mesa, which la having 1 face Utt, hH a variety of tpeclalty ahopt available to the communtty. . The F 1ntcky Fo11 spec1a11zes 1n fashions and accessories for the teen girl we offer y0u a large selection of gift ideas at reasonable prices. convenient parking free gift wrapping and personal service ti you hove a fashion conscious teen. you'll both be dehghtod with this Western look from Hang Ten Juniors dirndl skirt, reversible vest, a great Annie Oakley shirt plus knli tops to match To introduce You to our store we are offering 8 toe;. DISCOUMT With this ad New customers only Offer 1txp11 es 11 /26178 M•.•frf. tO te 9 T-W-Tll 10 to 6 s ... 10 te 6 S-. 12 to I J*Re JinlcK9d'oz 15166 GOLOENWEST ST I WESTMINSTER llt ...... ._ ol ··--..... • -· -.. 8HOl'P11•0 Cll:,.Tl!ll ,8eacliff Village • IS ••• A dellghtf ul Christmas shopping experience offering gift selections to satisfy the most discriminating ... Scandinavian Imports to Stocking Stuffer• ••• Crystal to ............... ... O.,."fJtaLO A•e YORKTOWN, BITWllN MAIN I QOLDI NWEST H11ntlft1ton 9oKll1 CA 1141 ., .. 11,, SPECIAL EVENTS: FAl.1 DEC. 11 1978 • •'••• l ~ ~ .. • ti. IJ;;. l ... . '. 11 .. j,. H ... 1 • • j ... · 1 ·., 11 : : : : I 11 •• t t' Ur j;: ~t 1-: '. : · i · . t. Il l Ii: I. . I· t'· I!. o I I I• Iii 't I:: .. . 11' .. t. It .. I••• !I •• ,, .. ... .. . !··. ,, t t 1, i i ~ ' .. ', .. , •• t II:: I '1 • I ' .. •I• ;t :: Ornaments Custom Crafted Way Back When custom·makes Christmas decorations. "We have aJt kinds of hand·made ornaments made of ceramic, wood and straw," said Chris Gentosi, owner of the Huntington Beach gift shop. Wre aths. table decorations, brooms and rug beaters are items offered. European and domestic furniture and collectable antiques from 1840 on up also are featured. Everything either is furniture or is displayed in an old country al· mosphere. Way Back When is al 8901 AUanta Ave., next door lo Vons. A Jack Daniels girt line for men, including cards, and shot glasses, and collectors' Christmas plates by Eve Rockwell make effective gifts, she said. A 20·percent·discount on 25· and SO·yard·rolls of Christmas ribbons is a featured bargain. Old fashioned and country wrap. ping paper, Christmas cards and calendars also add to the season . • Pat Saunders await• th e Christmas season betide an armoJre filled with Chrl1tmas cards, wreaths, wrapping• and paper dolls. wilfw ul a g;/t /rom 'Uta~ unckr I' lreef lle send gifts ... 1 lb. BEEF STlCI(. SumrMr S.u-.. 12 01. Mold Mtdflt lonfjtl01". 5 or. Smokv (lmolced ch .... b.trl. 7 or. Pl91n Gouda, 71'> or. e.1 .. Fi.ur I• nalur.tl Frendl IV,,. ,."'' lilh chHwl. 8 or Ed.am S1lck, plus S11.twberry 8o"bon1. 16.98 plut fUif•lllO d dtll•t•)I Clll<tt II \lllllPtCI WESTCLiFF PLAZA FASHION ISLAND ..... .,.,, ..... •4Nf• ............ ,.,. W .'11 6 -tat -" Chrl1tme1 cerd1 expre11 hotldey cheer at Bey11de Phermecy In Newport Beech. One-On·One Service Given Bayside Pharmacy wraps girts for free without a hassle. "We arc a department store - we're not only a pharmacy, although we do have one ln the store," manager David WellJ said. He said Bayside Pharmacy, al 1016 Bayside Dr. ln Newport Beach, Is no discount department store. • ·Our r or le i s qua 11 t y merchandise. "Our customers come here for the one-on-one service by persoMel who are experienced with their needs -w e pamper our customers," he said. mo~e it o HOME INTERIOR SHEEP DOG imported from Italy 9"xl'4"xl8" high RESIOl!NTIAL.coMMERCIAt. , ~.Ntl..,HONP.._..L...,. . 8818 w.rn.t Ave.·~ Vlflly 12 French Silk Imported At Lido Martna Village, shoppers can purchase "anything from a stuffed teddy bear to a so.foot yacht." Lido Marina Village Is an fn· limate shopping center where, ac- cording lo promotions director Pat Walker, "you don't have lo walk your legs ore whe~ you shop." Forty-seven retail shops and nchl_d~alera present an interna· lfonal flavor al 3475 Via Oporto In Newport Beach .. "It ls very European," Ms. Walker said, "and looks like a little Mediterranean village." There are no big chain retail stores in Udo Marine Village-<>nly specially shops. Gifts available Lnclude: French silk and clothing from Paris, Egyp· llan Jewelry, imported seashells, jewelry from India and German pastry. Lldo Marina VIiiage has s ix restaurant.3 and a boardwalk over-looking Newport Harbor. Shoppera enJoy the ocean atmo1phere at Lido M1rfne Vlllege In Newport Beech. Reli ve Enjoyable Christmas Shopping of the Past. Your one-Stop Shop! Custom dry florul arrangcmcnll. • wr<'allls, wrappings. cords. ornomcnts & stO<.'klngs in addition to our rezular stock or kitchen & bath accessories. children's ~lfts. "all decor ond onllqucs • 8901 Atlanta Ave. Huntington BcaC'h 1At Magnolia 1 000·"35 llOURS: M·Th &Sat. 10·8 Fri. 'lll 8 sun.12-5 Beginning Dec. tat M & Th & Ft1. 'Lil 8pm VISA ASTERCllAROt ,. ' t t -... ·-..,..... .. ---. Supplem1nt to CoaM UfE, '.v.dl..-. ...._., 22, 1971 Ind Deily PlloC. Thur.dw, November~ \97~ 'Z1 t • ~···: •.JI ··' \ • , , • I t'1 "' '<JA .. IJ .. c.. •"' "' t -·.,.--f •' ~ ',. ..--·i.::- ""'; .. Fa mo us Artworks No Longer for Rich Only Well·known art, previously "the preserve of the rich," ls available to anyone -in graphics. "Graphics oft.en are done by well· known artists," said manager and director Nancy Chappell or Muirhead Galleries in South Coast Plaza. Styles or graphics Include: lltho· graphs, serigraphs, etchings, aqua- llnts and originals. "We have nothing but limited edi· lions in all styles. "However, we have a ni ce line of art posters," she said. Well-known names on works at the M uirhcad Galleries include : Dali, Altman, Agam , Calder, Corita, R. C. Gorman and ChagaJ.l: "They make nice Christmas girts because they last all year and they never depreciate in value. "They make good Investments and they are esthetically pleasing," she said. · She said the relative value of a work depends on the number issued and the date or issue. "Many people can't afford an original Corlta, • she said, "but Corita can sign and issue a limited edition which ls affordable to many people." Hours at Muirhead Galleries are from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, to 6 p.m . Saturday, and from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Wine will be served In the even· Inga during the holidays. Thi .. I• one of the llmtt.d ldltton art workt at Mulm••d G•ll•rf•• In South Collet Plue. Cruise and Swimwear Available All Year Long at Anything Goes Crulsewear ls made to order at the store at a38 Marine Ave . .on Balboa t.stand. Anything Goel bM lwo other loca-Uona ln 6oUtbern caur~. One ls In lhe Eaderle Center at 17350 Seventeenth St. In TulUn,,_ and the other 11 at 212 North ralm Canyon In Pal~ Spl!_ltJl- t\nythlna QOM JI open rrom 10 a.m. to I p.m. Monda~SeturdayJ d-' &' .. 'M'r•JI t 10·1p.m. 1'11) . -----.. ........ This Christmas Gi.ve Her Love And Leather The girt that every girl In your life wishes for ot Christmastime Our exclusive selection of fine leather handbag$ and disco- bogs Often blended wtth contrasting suedes and sporting detachable strops. The special gift for that special pef$on. . --. ,, ,.. - UnlWrlltv Towne Centre JanDleoO (71iG.• 6MO DflLES -FOOTWORKS ,;.. SHOES &NCll #:I> -, ·. • " . 1 .~ .-_, •. f -:• .. .. . . . , •,,--.. ... _ .. . .,. .. ~ -. ' · .. ~ .... -.. ._> • ... . -A ~~ ---_-t .. -;~ ' • 28 OIVIHG-Supplef'llenl eo eo.t LIFE, Wedtleldey, Ho ... ,._ 22. 1t71 end Dell¥ Pitot, Tburec:t.y, Nowmbw 2.3, l978 * Room Mttlng at Fran's Interiors 1tre11e1 gifts and objects of art. .~··' Merchant Searches For Unique Gih Ideas Holiday gifts explode wilh originality at Fran's Interior In Foun- tain Valley. Gifts should be tasteful, not of. (cnsive and reflect the recclvcru tyle of living, Owner Fran Koch said. December of every year, Fran's In- teriors gives customers a 10 percent discount. Mrs. Koch hand selects the entire array or wares on display at the store. Fran'$interiors is at 8878 Warner Ave. on the corner or MagnollaSlr~t in the Alpha Beta shopping center Fountain Valley. Tiny Christmas trees, clocks, crystal goods, ceramic and porcelain animals are .a Cew of the products available. "I travel throughout the United States in search of unique quality merchandise," she said. Customers Buying lingerie and Woolen Clot~ing Sweaters and Pendleton woolen store but we actually arc a com-R einert s ha s been al 1816 said. cloth ing a r c gift favorites at plete clothing store for men and Newport Blvd. In Costa Mesa for 29 "Our styles arc classic they're Reinert ·s this Christmas. women," owner Jack Reinert said. years, at the Intersection of Harbor not far out." He said the title of department and Newport Boulevards. Lingerie also is expected to be store remains Crorn "years ago Reinert's is decorated with trc<'s popular with gift buyers. when we stocked such items a s ''We have easy parking, not m·ore and lights. "all bright and cheery· "We call Rcincrt's a department shoes and yardage." than a few steps Crom the store," he for the season. he said. ~_;_.:.....:;..;.;.......;.;..:.~;...:_~;.__..;;;.;,;:;..;;.;.~~~~~..;...;..;..;.;...:..;,;.;..;;;,;;;:~~~~~~~~~-:!!'--~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~Newpori Cloihes ~\) , SUITS, SPORT COATS, SLACKS ()~~JI. G~~\.~G. N 0 W ! , ~~-0 o~ L.A. GARMENT DISTRICT PRICES~~' IN ORANGE COUNTY!!! ··············~······················ • • : 3·Piece Suits : ! Pierre Cardin · Yves Saint Laurent · Gfvcnchy : ~ '9975 to •I0976 ~ • • ·····················~··············· New Fall Merchandise · Quality Brand Names .-· ;. " Pierre Cardin · Yves Saint Laurent · Glvenchy · -... Lanvln . Adolfo · Hardy Amles ·Phoenix Clothes BRISTOL TOWN I COUNTRY IHOPPING CENTER <~cross From EdW•rct• Cinema Theetre > l!Z 1 I t ' l .. . . . : . t '' ·J' i ~ I ' • I! • f t' JI I I j l ' 1 11· JI .. .. [ . • ' . ., i ' l . . Skis Tuned to People Ne wport Ska Compuny personnel "think in lerms or inte lligent buy- ing ." · "We don't want our customers to stand on the mountain and find out their eq uipment isn't all that the smiling salesma n said it was baek at the store ," owner J eff J ones said "We care how our customers reel -if they don't feel good, it makes us look dumb. "Our theme is personal service - we're a mom and pop store, and we treat our customer& on a one·tO·onc basis.'' he said. Newport Ski Co .• al 2500 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. sells, rents. repairs , mounts and tunes skis . ··we do a profe!.sional job -we wax our skis the way it's done for racing," he said. "Our skis are tuned lO the people and the type or ski.ing they want to do.'' He sa id Newport Ski Co. isn't like a car company in tha t the new pro· duct isn't just washed and waxed it's tuned. ~~-... ~--.,._.,;.,.- From the World of Crocks and Distinctive Stoneware, we ~ish you a Happy Holiday Season. The Crock Shop offers you the largest selection of crocks and· <.lislinclivc stoneware in Southern California -not only plain piece~ but handpa inted and customized pieces by Marla and Nancy. ~ Our very unique line of wares has been greatly enlarged . Fi rst. we are delighted to have from Robert's OWN creations a nd kiln, Old Fashioned Pickl e, Honey, Peanut Butter Crocks a nd Cream J ars . El Camino Terra·Cotta Redware Cookware which is Micro and Oven safe. Interesting red clay items from Gourmet Topf includes a wine croc k with saucer to keep your bottle of wine a perf eel temperature is priced at $9.95, Cornish Game Cooker <Set or 2l fo r $19.95 and Cooker to roast up to a 22 lb. Holiday Bird <.tt $29.95. Don 't overlook our own imported. ever popular English Handcrafted Terra.Cotta Chic. Meat and Fish Br ic. priced from $12.00 to $16.50. J\ great useful gift is our 4V2 gal. beverage dispenser, $16.50 plain and from $29.50 handpainted or customized: A new 2 gal. size comes in two styles at $17.95 and $22.00-handpainled rrom $26.95. Christmas and "earthy" motif decorated brooms and whisks start at $6.00. A great selection of TINS from $1.50. Ideal for shelf accessories. cookies, candies and stocking stuffers. J ack Da n ie l me morabilia includes Playing Cards . Decanters. Shot Glasses. Serving Tray, Cribbage Board. Bar Towel. Poker Kit, Poker Chips, Wooden Chest, Jugs IQl .. 12 gal. a nd gal.>. For the ladies a beautiful decorated tin Recipe Box conta ining 125 home -cooking recipes from the Ladies of Lynchburg, Tenn. A large selection of Stoneware and Redware from England. Scotland. Brazil and Italy offers you unusua l and use!ul gifts. Hope you will ~ike our gift idea -a ha lf ~allon handpa!nted crock with matching pot tfolder and two dish clothes with 4 wooden utensils at $14.95. · Fine wooden, culinary items from Sweden, ·Germany, China and the Phillipines will boggle your mind. "Kis"sing don't last - Cookery do" imported English Country farmhouse Herbs. 12 different herbs for that gourmet cook. The Appalachian Mountains send you a VERY different and colorful array of handcrafted brooms. walking canes, egg cups, dinner gongs a nd the old cowboy's "Boot Scraper ." ideal outside your mountain cabin. beach house or just a good conversation piece by the fi replace. Our antiques are both American a nd English : there are many fine •'collectibles:• available to you. We can't possibly list everything available in our store - just come see for yourself. In g iving, this Holiday Season. re m e mber OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR GUARANTEE in selecting useful and treasured gifts . Hours arc 12 to 5 Sun. & Mon. 10 to 5 Tues .. Sat. We arc glad to accept Master Cha rge. Visa. Bankamericard and checks. : .i • } :. . --·~ -··--.--.. , ' \ ,. I t 0 t • 28 0.vtNG-Supplement to Co..i LIFE:~. No"9mber 22, 1f78 Md Dally Pltot, 0 Thuttdey, No¥9mt>er 2.3. 1978 * The staff at Plaza Newport Travel In Plaza Newport, Newport Beach smites for Oalty Piiot photographer. ~raVel Package Makes Ideal Christmas Gift Tra vel packages m a ke good Christmas gifts. "Many people. travel for the boUdays and Plaza Newport Travel makes ah travel a ccommodations, .. owner Carol RJJey said. She said her agency is successful because it aims at smaller busi-nesspersons. •'Most travel agencies in Newport Beach were going for the bigger businesses and we felt tbe smaller ones were being 11Jl()red," she said. The two main cruises booked are: -A three-day party cruise to Guadalupe Island from Los An1eles, April 19 to 22. -An Euler Crul5e, April 8 to 15 to Acapulco. The party cruise is popular amon1 .singles, and tbe Easter Cruise is ' popular amon1 parents who want to bnng children along duri ng the Easte r break from school. Both cruises are on the ship Mardi Gras, but travelers on the Easter cruise fly back to Los Angeles from Acapulco. Plaza Newport Travel is at 1000 N. Bristol St. in· Plaza Newport, Newport Beach. ~ The advantage of booking a cruise through the agency is that It "ortda a little lnaurance" ln mak- ing s ure booking ls done belore the cruise is booked up. Plaza Newport Travel also makes all arrangements for conventions and sales motivation travel pro· grams. "We design pro1rams to motivate distributon and sales personnel to lncrea1e sales," she H ld. Shopper's Dream Realized Many poople don't have the Ume "I know the places where things pr motivation to shop for Christmas are on dilcount and I have a talent clfts. for findi1'1 mllque items, .. she 1aJd. There ls a lhopplq Mrvice called She laterviews c.mtomers and dis· Cornucopia for theae people. 1be cusses lift Ideas. service ftnds appropriate lifts at If the C\lltomer iln't satisfied, she desired prices. returns the lift at no char1e. "Some people don't have Ume or "lt'a my baby," she said, "but I 'just bate to shop -I love to shop," plan to expand by blnn1 a person owner Sbtrry lnrin amd. -wbo la Ver)' lood at wardrobe She started by aboppblf for her 1ultlq." . frtudt-.,,,,,..W.Wflll~·.·,·~~.~ .. call tnontf . . S'4t . • '" t * For The Best In Town, Resort & Cruisewear HOLIDAY DRESSES MADE TO ORDER! featuring ... Our annual stocking stuff er special All Bikinis $6.00 ! SALE AT ALL 3 LOCATIONS mN.ftelm , .. ~ ,...,.- • HottdeyHouN: 1No.HJ; lun.11·? • • t l ,. • ... 1 • • ' , ... ' -~--.,, ,, .... , ........ I ,. I ,\It f-t ·-" ..... , .. -'. ,, · Sup~lemsni to Co11\ tiFe. ~. ~ 22. 1978 and o9i1y Pilot. Thurldey. NCMmbef 23. 1973-GIVING DP H arbor Sponsors Boat Ride The Dana Point Harbor"Assocla· lion will sponsor lhe annual "Free · Boat Rides with Santa." On Dec. 16 and 17, visitors will be welcomed aboard the holiday. decorated spor1fishing vessel "Sea Horse" for free boat rides with their holiday hero. From a sleigh atop the 64-foot deeps ea vessel, Santa will check children's Christmas lists as they lour the harbor together. The cruises will leave Dana Wharf periodically between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. WICKER For All Seasons • Hearth Broom DK orafed s 12°0 Undec-'ed 5 J ~ 9 Bat tan Chest S.. 28xl2xlo4 529 Med. 32x16x17 s79 &._,. ·361t20x20 '85 70" ...... $43 79 . . ... $73 73" ...... $53 e2.. .. .. Sil 76' $63 l , .i . ;. f ;. 1 . 4 .. -Sue Unn "turns on" to the no1telgle floor, henglng end teble lemp1 at Lemp• R U1 In Huntington Beech. Hand•Cut Glass, Solid Wood Popular Again in Lamps Lamp styles are returning lo real and quality materials at Lamps R Us in Hunllngt-0n Beach. These mate ria l s Inc lude : hand-cut glass, solid wood, brass and hand· painted designs. '·Popular pdvatelabel-lamps also are popular," owner DeMis Swanson said. Different Items are on sale at Lamps R Us every week. Prices range from $7 .50 ginger jar lamps to $450 lighting fi xtures. Customers a lso come in wide varieties. "You see Volkswagens and Rolls Royces In the parking lot," he said. Lamps R Us ls al 7262 Edinger St. and is open from 10 a .m. to 9 p.m. dally, to 6 p.m. Saturday, and from 11 a .m. to6p.m. Sunday. "We have one of the largest selec- tions or nautic al la mps in the For the Best Selecffon of Quality Gifts for Christmas COME TO THE KING 3664 SOUTH BRISTOL-SANT A AMA TOWN & COUNTRY SHOPPING CEMTll 557-8962 CORHa OF lllSTOL I MACAITHUI coastal community. and we have all types of residential fixtures," he said. Lamps R Us has more than 11,000 lamps in stoc.k, so percent of which are table lamps. Name brands include : Westwood, Sunset and Lls<.hlholder. llGGEST SELICTIOM OF DIESS SHllTS IM OIA'M61 COUNTY . 151h to 22 ·to 38 sleeve. JA YMAI & CHAMPION SLACKS Long and Reg. Rise • •OOD SEl.ICTIOH OF YISTID SUITS . CA.MEI.HAii A.MD CASHMal SPOITCOATS •nd 1Nnyother1 to ChOoM from, FULLUMIOF LOMG A..e SHOIT SLllYI SPOIT SHllTS Med. to4X IOILHSHOH ., Soflds Plaids Stripes .-